Kean University - Memorabilia Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1948 volume:

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By lxer iively entliusiam for literature and lmer artistic interpretation of lan- guage slme lias contributed an unforgettable lesson in effective teaciling. , llfuyyzi -, 7 'E' hai: The teacher shortage has made many realize lor the first time the teacher's great responsibility and lar-reaching inlluence. Parents have awalc- ened to the lcnowledge of what they can and should expect of today's schools. The teaching profession must fulfill these expectations hy sup- plying educators well-trained in the ways of guid- ing children. Providing these teachers is the worlc of such institutions as New Jersey State Teachers Col- lege at Newarlc. ln line with contemporary edu- cational trends, the new curriculum emphasizes general education throughout the four years. In addition, the program provides for training neces- sary lor certification in live curriculum areas- Kindergarten-Primary, General Elementary, Fine Arts, Industrial Arts, and Curriculum lor Teach- ers ol Handicapped Children. 1 X FUHEWUHU -'R -, ., .A 4-ov ':1l'5 J w'.-Nr -lr v ,Iv-45 . 57' 3 'Y . 5 ,i 3 , , , ? KL 4 4 'Us , S x I 1 5' 5 H, , sd . . ?ii ,' Q Q , i V s . A-Q. - ,-I1 A4 F' Z I . L A., 3 f rw 41 I if 'fc .F L - K... ,..v.u--was E '. ,g-bf' f '-41-P Y 1 ..-f. - 4 v 1 1 I x rl, fr .,,.Lf. 3 'L A -55. .1 1 if ,,. H912 - .1 - . -'nhl -.:, 1 'A' 15' 'W , ' wg--Q5 x' . K , . ??gif' fi 'ug' H Q V ' W liqhf , E745-gp 'EQ -.9 ,i'LV Bfqvv ' ' .-M 4: 1 '. 1 I ' fy- ,. . - I. igyvfgv, QTY.-. 1 .'?f 'fI,2 , -' Y. , ,c 1' .. . . x , lg 'vg- ,,',::'-Z , -.gn 5 .F aff?-'. F-5,1 YJ,-'. . if I -:rx FACULTY l l 1 ,..f ,lf fg M. ,pf . . . guzclmg the process f Dougall, AB., A61 HID. Prnsictont 1- IR Eugene G Wilkins AB AM Harriet E. Whiteman BS Ph D A.N., Ed.D ean of lnstructzon an Associate Professor of Eclucatzon Pro essor 0 Education and Director of Student Personne AD Edward J. Tootwex AB ASSISIGVW PVC GSSOV UI Physica Administrative Asslslanl Education Veterans Qin L 090 1 125' I 1-.ary 11:1 I , x 4, is Alton D. O Brien, AB., ADI. Ruth F I ippmnm Asflstant Profgssor of Enghsh Assistant Inslrurior in ffriucalion i Registrar and Director of College Assigmnt Reqiqmun Extension Division N R k 5 Eciiiix Denny Assistant Regislrnr Secretary to biucienf El7llJIOf.'lIlQlli Answer All the questions, please. S 1 fungi' 44. .,-.f 'W 7r0fV55i l flnrlrlrlrvxvflmls of our I . I 10 Lvgrrllflfl Qu .fl I ul n iris a Y 4 Z L .L-, 'A G i 'e NO- ' U' ' Qu ' .af- I 'ovx ' A ,.,g 1 QD-- ' X l I ulyn .X Pmwnmn, BS., JNNI. Annu Fl. Bulling, BS., ,NAI ssislunl Profvssor uf lfclumlion Ifl5'l'llf 0l' in llflllfflfiilll fylmirmun of Ilm Kimlvrgmrlun Ix9WiS'!1Ilf i I Primary fwurrirulum ll Jvpnrfrnvnl Ilclucafiou gif' M5 Lois Nl. I-rem-ll, .-XB. 44'-ii Associalv Professor of ffclucafion -F Ixliclmel PJ. c1iHiQilI1, EQLD. I Assisffml Profvssor of Eclucafion Qc FX- rw 3 K 1. 1-,,, I 'X 'S 145, at' 'W' ve- , Q c v - .jiitn Dorothy D. Riggs, BS., ADI. Inslrucfor in Education gg.. A. Luella Seager, BS., A.N. Associate Professor of Education N 'UA b- ., nf'- AM. lxlury Burllvlt, . .-1, Asszstun t Professor of Engti I1 Clmirnmn of tfm Dvpartrnent of English 1 --f N x, , -, 1 -J 'Q -Q34 5 Nlarion E. Shea, BS., ADI., and Ed,D. Professor of English Louise S. Rafferty, AB., ADI. Instructor in English Lilllfa ROgCI'S, Instructor in twusic and Chair- man of the Department of Flusic AN - -,yv-,f ,v If . X dv N- 3 ,4 bn f. Q., W.. ' v tx :ga Lenore H. Vaughn-Eames, BS AN., EQID. Professor of English John Cerrish, blllibl. Assistant Professor in lwusic f 5 fig ,L , . -db 'in-...f I Zm... mfrippingly on the tongue Fluta-phone chorus E5 ff ET' DOl 'S IDP!! , fl' Alon mul AIUCIIUIPS 'if 'G+ if O , Q Q Q' .-13 up-4s ' .. 'fill 1,7- Q A -n - -A . ,f , ., ir . ,' P . vt 11' , 5 ' L I T547 r S ' 'L 4 .Q Ctlarlotte R. Locliwoocl, BS., AB., ABI. Instructor in Fine Arts ,sf ' -1 'Ya -121, I' . -Hi :ny - 'Am 23. v' :IJ-2 ' If!-3 '0vno af1'v ' 2 ' '71 +4 43 ,, Nl N Ji. gr.: 4 552252753-ffagdffg, lfsrzals ---J23:: 'f5f'f,.a3 ' JH!--Ji gf- -W , gg-4vf.,,gf+'-A,,5,.,-333314. .w:.,:.,., 3- Jn., H anna.. of:-rv ,,.-,.n..+: A -,Q Q., .fgwf-s-3, an u,,:3g,,,, gp. .wav . .4.'-':- - Q '.. ...,31-n.-......,a . ,,o-v- ., .pi-, -. -,7,.......w -.,.,, vfnfwu, Jr . vwnv. ,, ' VK im -Q-f H-uf3: 'q ' nv' ' -1. A .'-.,.-P , ,,.- f... f. f - ...-5-1.3-' ,fa v.. J: ,. - -- - im---: , :' - .....:,u..: -.-'. 14 lxlury Baker, BS., Alxl. Instruct-or in Fine Arts -ar ,fo-vw, yn .,. , M Tv '.1qg n 1 '7 , if 'T' Lillian A. Calcia, BS., A.lVl., Ed.D. Associate Professor of Fine Arts Ctlairman of Fine Arts Cirricutum YM Frances M. Mitchell, BS., A.lVl, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts fn- ,I 134' . 'ir' wx 3 ic i r . f f 0 ,lf is Ngfrivgf-R If 1' wine -fff U - ,ife, '6E'f' fig' CHJE- Ffanlfwn, A-B-1 A-M. Walter L. Kabis, Bs., AM. Assoctate Proksor of Indusmal Instructor in Inctustriat Arts rts Chairman of Inctustriat Arts Curriculum Fred M, Richmond, BS., A.lNl. Associate Professor of Industrial Arts Billlcic E Barber BS., ANI. Assrlant Pro ossor of Social X 2.3 Q I Q' s 2 f -vi --f r is James E. Dovs nes A B A Assistant Pro essor o Socu Science Darrell J, Mase, BS., A.M., Rh.D. Professor of Education and Chairman of tile curriculum for tile Education of Teachers of handicapped children. ,Ha fi' yung -...wi 'fi U speaking Sociologica y Olin C, Hutchinson, Jr., Alice L. Rice, BS., ABI. A-NL ' English Assistant Professor of Social Science Instructor ln 11 if 'YVX K 1 if ark- 'f' Ii' , W Synthesis - Evaluation Learning by clisseclion John VV. Dickey, BS., A.M. Associate Professor of Mathematics and Eciucation Q -eajf -Q ...I- Guy V. Bruce, BS., A.M. Professor of Science Head of the Department of Science Q t Martha Downs. BS., Alw., PHD. Professor of Nlatizcmatics . Heart of tile Department of ' fi' iwatiwmatics anci Director of ' ' Research if-Q '-Q. 5 T Jane G. Plenty, BS., ABI. Associate Professor of Mathematics ,4 s.,,i,4 . 1 sz, as fit wr tx Kay. Herman I. Lepp, BS., A.M. Evan C. Richardson, BS., Eclfxl Instructor in Science Instructor in Science t w 14 33,1 , M fav.. b o,- ' m f- 4' X- s 4 4 oi -1 k-. 11 -. Joseph A. D,Angota Assistant Professor of Physical - 'E Education Wei! Heart of the Department of Anita B D'AngOIa Health and Physical Education Instructor in Physical Education and Dean of txten l Nyera H. Brooks, RN., BS., ABI. Grace IXLD' Associate Professor of Health 3 Education Y A 5 Avi nr I. l Helen C. Snyder, AB., ABI Assistant Professor of Health Edumtion Q., sv is - , Q-QQ Qi-. 1Wen's Deck Tennis Optical allusion s. ,AMNVM 9 1.5K '-.. .sf 'XT '55, ' ' ' .wxgssl . ,fs -I fly, lv! . 'P ps. x 01D x .,,,.. 4'- nee H. Kell:-r, in Ed. blinnie Iipson, BS., AB. Library Assislcml Assislunl Librarian Nancy Thompson Hem! Librariarl . '-i Hill I' F I Library Research g . lxjli STUDENT UHGANIZATIUN . . . advancing th E -1 1.1: .vb 1 Ov Left to right, seated, Erst row: A, Osman CAssiStnut Treziusrerl, M. Scllreik CTfeas- urerj, fl, llrex Cforrespomllng Sc-cretzwyjg xc-cond row: Mr. lYAngola CAdviserj, llr. XYl1iteman C.-Xflviserl, A. Koclmlczu CV1ce-Premlcntl. R, Keller fl'rn-sirlentl, F. hlilblllii Cliecorlling Secretaryl, Dr, liougall Q.'Xflvixc-rjg also: H. Ackerman, R. lirophy, IJ. Brown, M, kasciarw, R. Lutlllnert, XY. lfellwurg, L. Haggcrtyy XY. jooxt, A. Kalten- born, F. Ranas, B. Kittuer, A. Mnzzucco, J. Mclllullips, j, Rc-ell. F. Regal, N. Riley, S. Satkin, E, Stein, ll, Smith, L. Tllumu, E. Vcrgcr, D, XYeiul:erg, A. XVittnebf:rt, R. VVollmzm, M. Yoerger. Q25 . sf' asa' ' I v U V I 3' 'X Rolbert Keller President -CV L1 ft to right: R, fNILl'lmc, E. Hodxmulhg ako: Mr. Sloan f.5ulX'lNL-IU, lgnrus, lj, Klttucr, 1. Scnyehyn, J M-mx, Y, 5s,I1uQ11'tz. Dr. Houston Peterson SSEMBLY EUMMITTEE Tire elltorts of our Assembly Committee are directed toward providing entertaining programs that will aid our personality development and l'1elp prepare us for intelligent teaclling. We iigure in tlmese programs tmotli as contriloutors and au- dience. This year's student presentations included tlle annual Club Parade, a panel discussion of our new State Constitution lay tlwe Forum Club and time debut of our Mixed Chorus. Norms presented UBlacl4out, a lively mystery drama. Time meaning and function of time Life Camp was interpreted by last year's campers. Various student groups cooperated in time production of a beautiful Clmrist- mas! pantomime adapted from Nlaeterlinclcs Blue Bir . Eleanor Lansing Blackout Cast SUEIAL EUMMITTEE 1,.. x Lcf' Yu rngln: J. Potter Cfhairnuzml, H. Vwluln-, XY, Kunz: also: Mrs, lV.XmgnI:i C,Xelv1sL-rl, H, .xClxL'TlTllH1, M, Iiurmxis, H. Lllmtt, I., Noruzi, A, Powers, ii, Xhttnk. vliln- clay ol tllf' priin-lncccl scliool inusicr lms long since passecl. Social poisv, c'onx'f'rsali0lml nlmiliiy ancl ei smiling Countvnance urv no longer mc-rv aclclc-cl assets of ilu- srliool tvnrlicr: they are in-rr-ssnry goals wliicli c-ncli if'ilfllCI Cillllliflillf' must consciously svffli lo m'lliex'0. :X xuric-ly ol sorinl 1-xpvricncvs is vital to the clvvclopinent ol- snrlu goals. Surln an progfrfnn is proviclf-cl lmy our Sorial Committee. ililwir oulsinncling worlx li0fIIlS flu' lmsis lor all social vx'Pnls-0ri0n- lution progrinns lor ilu- newconlvrs in our miclsl, if-as, parlies, clmiu-s, uncl linfilly rvunions lor lliosc nlrvucly in tlw lin-lvl. amzm1l1M Senior Informal .. Lucky Number? uw CHA3g YM sm VSMUQ5 M ca is no Honlta Nita TH I CMJUUCH 1' GOQALKR Thanksgiving Feature 'hx- .sf .,-1, 4 Timo out for fun I ?,.sv- .lust as Qoocl grooming is cssvnlial to llw poise ol an incliviclual, so plc-usnnl svlxool surrounclings are 1-N-midl to llw poise and Lomlori ol ilu- sluclvnl group. ll is Io ilu- llonsc Q.0lIllllllll'f' llm! the spvcinl flmlgc ol College 'lm-4--lillilngfu iw 1-nlruslcfl. llwir clulic-s incluflc- supvrvision ol llmc lmllc-lin lmonrclx, lllllll'0X'4'IlH'Hl ol ilu' luclor Room nncl llw pro- xision ol llnose' lilllf- 1-xlm sc-rx'iu's lllul lnvnn so muCl1 llilw well- r.,, lillul inlx xxx-llx lor 1-1114-for-nlrivsl. Ply rllm- nncl lry pulxlifily Cum- pnignx, ilu- rolnlnillc-1' lrivs lo 4'lll0lll'zlQl' lmlmiis ol Qoocl scluool grooming, ,llll'N1' lmlmih .nr atfnllcllnrcl cquipmcnl ol lluc succcsslul lmu lwr. HU SE IIUMMITTEE Lnf! to right, Nl'Ilfl'llf -I, XYatal1a fChair- 'N-HIP. R- Mlfllvfl. Url XYlntm-rnzm CAflvl5erjg .:,,.n.ln1u ll, Iirru-14-r, R, Schnmh, J, XXruglul, XI. Lunisn, M. Yourgcr, R. 5LlllllilI!, Alulxcy. C 1 ' I .' x ' -1 143 r ' Vu' ' -, . I V 14 - . s. J-..., '-1 X x l , X ,i E ', R1 r i 1 I vig . ' Y ' ' .. , .- V nz' .I . ,A ..l ff. ' 1 I ' 'fvi-32 ' J: V - .'-.Y-P-'17 .tl . x-- ' fx 1 ...- - -v., -5 tc ' z -, . g ZH- ' .2 J ,, ' . ,41..5.'.' 14,-, ,:1 ' .f:f:J-'1,'n5,., A-'34 9 5- -, 'ffm 3- ,5-flfz.,-ia. M I , , 1,1 HV, :QW U-. L,1n.,.L,1.Q,n- .Q . 1 fr:-. N ' W .,..,, uf' :ff-ilggrl-4',5!xz,,:e,Q Iggy. ' 5,1713 ..f1s,:.g-ff 'f?i,..'?f- 1' 7 . --Jigjfj:-:sf5fC'f -F-4,5 M. N.7T5:I'qE! ici- , , .: .f.'3 , ...F A Azgqjl- 7- ,,,, X 1 - . , .,- ART A U EH PTS CLUB :J tv 1'- All 71 I xi A 1 U in ., Left to right, first row, seated: I. Anderson CVice-Presiclentl, S. Satkin fPresiclentJ J. XYright 156-cretaryl, L, Cuevas fTrc-asurerlg second row, standing: L, Fiorenza S, Frieclman, M, Henrllowitch, Flinton, P, Berkowitz: also: J. Abbott, R, Alherts L, llal-calehuek, Miss Baker Q.-Xmlviserl, F. Biseohel, ti. llrefle, H. Byzezinski, Ilr Caleia CAflviserJ, B. Card, L, Chanenson, A. Chaskes, S. Chazen, H. Chesnut, B Crowe, M. lYApolito, J. Ileitriek, R. lJeXYar, T. liilworth, J, Everman, S, Feinstein R. Fischer, J. tiolrlinan, M, ilrassano, E. Elmire, tl. Hilelinger, ll, Hnzitkow, IL Ianuzzi, IJ. Klimowiez, C. Koehler, F, Kreisler, H. Kunack, Miss Lockwoofl lAilx'iserD M. Lowentlizil, J. Mriehysliyn, R. Mzirmulstein, E. Marshall, M. Martinelli, j. Mziruis N. May, Miss Mitchell fArlviserJ, Z, Mitchell, Olasz. S. Pascal, A. Petrutio, J Potter, I. Powers, J, Provine, Il. Rahenkemp, J. Roesel, J. Smith, S. Sobolewski A. Terrigino, M. Torrey, N. Troy. , . Tie Art ancl Crafts Cluh oliers an opportunity or prospective teae iers to wi en their interests in the e s 0 art BX exploring the tee iniques oi xarious meclla t ey gain eonsiclemhle creatixe expression an technical slull ns expression an , 1 when use in the eassroom ailorcls excellent gui ance for ehil ren vho ilce to wor' x th their hancl:. Xhfe oi the Art an Qralits Qluy realize tint eii cren enjoy creative art an we try to equip our- selves with the lcnowleclge of cralt slcills so that we will he lully mptilile ol clireeting their worlc. ' This yenrls progruni was clivicletl into three main iielcls: lenther emits, eermnies, ancl painting. lhleinhers coulcl flevote their time throughout the year or Could worlx lor a short time in eueh. ln this way indiviclual prelerenee wus tulxen into eonsicleration, thus enahling stuclenis to pursue projects ol their own interests. --.,, ! 4 4 -1--.,,s5w-1 ' 1 Pllotograpliy is lnecoming increasingly more important in modern classroom education. Through slide lectures, sound movies, and photograph collections, the camera has afforded school children the opportunity ol receiving visual aid and instruction. lnlormation which is gained through hoolis or discussions, when supplemented with a movie or slide tallt, he- comes clariliecl in the childs mind, thus enahling him to learn more quiclily and interestingly. The Camera Clula ol our college is interested in the technical and artistic lcnowleclge hehind this visual education. Picture-talting, developing, printing, and enlarging are all included in its activities. hlany memlaers ol the cluh are satisfied when they have hecome reasonahly prolicient in the simple operations ol taliing the pictures, while others leel that this is only the starting point, and go on to pursue more advanced worli, These memlyers, having mastered the technical operations ol the camera and photographic equipment, strive to ohtain in their xvorli those qualities necessary lor maliing a picture artistic. This seelxing ol an artistic quality in photographic worlc is one ol the aims ol the cluh and it is the memhers' belief that in this phase lie the true pleasures ol photography. The Camera Clula considers active participation in group xvorlt im- portant. Field trips, social parties, exhihits, and lectures all help to stimu- late the interest and cooperation ol its memlmers, Special mention should he made ol this year's largest and most challenging project, the lyuilding and furnishing ol a new and complete darlt-room. An old shower room was transformed into a fully equipped photographic lalaoratoiy. This is an example ol a project which can lime executed hy a group ol cooperative and industrious students. .if-. 6-v w? . ,I v,f,,1',,- EAMEHA CL B nrsr row: Mr. ixams 1.-xrlvlseri, ir. isrown, rv. mam, J, Lairns CVice-Presirlentlg second row: H. XVarlle, J. Pruflhumme, R. Frome, ll. Rietz C'l'reasurerJ, R, Morsing, L. Kopriva, N, Del tluercio, I.. M. Costleyq third row: l.. Sturgis, F. Rahinowitz, J. Tetley cS9COTlfl Vicerlfresiclentj, J. lllersfeliler, A, Sherman, E, Tippo Cl'resirlentJ, M. Kiernan, E. Venezizm, A. Powers, E. Limlauer, R. Chesler, C, Haggertyg fourth row: V. Menyhert, NV. Nelson, I. Brooks, J. Hale, B, llattaglia, R, Hughes, R. Johnson: fifth row: I. Marcus, J. Brooks, J. Tammg also: IJ. Bishop, R, Christv. J. Clarke, M. Coffey, E. Heebner, M. Kap- Lf.. Y L',..l.. Ill' 'L'Z....,.A.... I' 'L'..ZAA..1 f KY1,.,.....,... If II-.. ' GLEE CL B l.ct't to right, Seah.-fl, fin! row: M. Iipxtviii, lf Scnvrchizi fI'rv.-siilcntj, I.. Jcntmi fYicc W Pruiilqrixj, M, Bock St'Cl't'lfH':v jg Sc-Cunil ruw: Miss Rogers 'Q 1 iviscrj, E. Iluuglu-rig , 51. Gluali, D. .Aff inlllmtk, J, Rceil, A. Nlznzucco: third row: N, Hahn, ll, Xlligcliiziil, j. Rnu.ch- cr M, Rubin. -I. tiarluakg :al-or R. Xl mn, ID, Bzmilolyzii, li. Berry, ll. xml, ll. llrewxtcr CTrczuurrrj, E, lhlivii, A, lIJcl'iru11C:i, lloncy, Nl, Hu. ,. I I . I, I limxc. R, T-c-rrlcw. Nl, 4-rum-wnliler, H, Illf' pllrSlll' ui IIIIINH ltlf IIIUSH S Silkf' li lllf' ,ff'ii I 5, l llzinx-lcr. li, Holuk, A, Ilzicoliilli li. rlremiruf fairtl nl nur Xxuiiwris film- Qlulw. fjur :V'l'll'lU'Rll Igfffumltl, QI- I-l04l1'l'l111lll. U. rurriiuluin prmiiliw mlvqunta- prvpnmtinn in music flow' Y' iflflcq' 'J' Mllcylm' I I I I , .ntt, . clegrino, ill lottur, IL, tlu-nn' unil nppn-4i.eliuil lur classroom aneurin-re. in-t. ninlzin, j, Rccfil F Regal Q' Sq'iiidL.n ' . ' '. ' ' .' .' ' lnrtuneitvly, tlu-rv will .ilxuuys ln- tliosv wlmsr- rvul ,Tfl11RfIff1'L- Il-1 5CQlIf. Simlll, lou' ol lllIISi1 will li-...I Illlxlll to stuclv mvr fqngl grmlll' 'lmlh' I' lf'f1'l',f-lN N'f','1l I I I I I rmnurcrj, 5. Torrance, lt. lrnutwcin, nlxmi- xxlmt IS iunxuli-ri-il 1'NS1'ftlldl. It is tlmsc in- It. X15,lcmgn0I MI y,UlnI II xy,Hl:I,n5I clixialufilw nn ulimn ui- fain ri-ly lor za gi-nuinc-ly M- lHIlHl6fI1li1l1. autlwtit' trfzuliing ul nnuaii in our srl:-mls 'lille' nliigli lmliwi nl ilu- film-r' fxlulr fulixitivi ani filirietnms Cimuling :mil nn unmml Spring inn- rm-rt. rl-lui-ir pmgjrmns lim- ln-vn sarii-cl, intlurling units on spirituuls, mart-tl niubic and Carly Aincr iunn songs. Nluxir is an iunpnrt.int part ul tlw prugrani lor imrt-using tliv cultural lmclcgruuml ol our tr'ac'lif-rs. Vllw niixc-cl cliorus, organizvcl tliis yi-nr undvr tlm lcazlvrsliip ol' lxlr. .lolln O, Cvrisli, liai flonr' niucli in ar- quuinting tlic- rncniiwcrs anrl audiences witli tlw great rlmral liternturc ol tlir' mastf-rs, surlm as selections lrom Brahms Rvquimnf' i rlwlw xnifvs of tliis group wr-rr' ln-ard , J ' tlmrougli ilu- corridors at Clirietmas tiniv in a stirring rcnclition ol llle trmlitiunal carols. X N ng I.t-ft to riulit, num-ti, lirxl rnwt A, Nlzmtpiu. ,l. Hmlgsml fpl'l'NtllUlllv R- I-'rmuri 1Scri't't:iivl. Nl, xvtiltlllltlllffl scconil row: lf, 'li0llfClll'. li. Norcia. XY, tilt-will-r 4'I'rc:ixnrt-rl. hl. Spangler, XY, Vleliocfcr fXvlCC-l,I'L'Nl1ll'Ill,Q tliiril mir: lb. lli't-wxu-r, I.. l'iltx. -I. ling-troin, li, Smith, R, Langer: also: S. llrrut-V. R lk-Ami, 11, lin-llc. j. lliirnx, ll. Crowe. J. Del lim-rcin, IR. in-l.ni:i. li, llutiuuzirix. Nl, llvylc. Xl. l nrumi1e. F, llnldhlmt. ti.IIfiri!T1r1. ll. llngt-iivnriip, if Ilum-N, XY, joint. lf, Kali-li. A. Kaplowilr, A. king, E. Krin-ui-i, lf l,:iri'mn, li, Lnrxon, ll, llflllillxlllll, N. Lewis, Nl, l.nwcHIl13l. NI, Nl.ix, I, Nix inzin, li. l'icl1c. T, Rulfs, A, Sanfonc, M. Schmitt. R. Stqirki-,IIL 'l'lmin.u, Y, Yun-Q, IJ. XN'cinlmcrg. J. lYilliani:on, B. XYilson. UHEHESTP1 This year we have had the pieasure of hearing the music of the coiiege orchestra at numerous assemhiies as weii as at the Thanicsgiving and Commencement programs. This very ahie and active group, under the direction oi ivir. John 0. Gerrish, has done much to encourage the iove of good music among ciuh mem- iaers and throughout the student hody. The orchestra memhers not only are growing themselves through experience with their instruments hut are heiping to broaden the interests of the student body. These interests tend more and more to include music, an appreciation of which is fundamental to any weii-rounded individual. As teachers, particuiariy, we wiii need a genuine understand- ing of this art if we are to answer the demands of children whose iove of music must he encouraged and whose musicai ahiiity must he strengthened. By sharing its music with us the orchestra has made our coiiege iite tuiier and more enjoyahie. We iooi4 forward to many more happy piaying and listening hours. Left to right, seated, first row: I, Brooks, A, L1 Nt 1 Bach, M. Bock C'I're:1surerJ, Mrs. French, C. ,lone I: Iloiigliert XVindmulIer, R. Hugg, H, Carter, R. Conroy, -I. Hillii is 1 uc dentj, F, Tourelle Cl'resirlentD: second row, stzinrin, tn in Banriolyai, M, Scliriek, M, Hoffman, .XA Sansone, Nir 1 uri tX1ix1 F. Mascia, A, Kochka, I. Friedman, F. Kreisler Let c.r Brewster CSecretaryJ, j, Engstroni, E, Forgione, is lx z nr I nu 1 R, Morsing, J. Pacella, 5. Pascal, R, Scllac-Her, E Sthwelnn I Shenxen R. Stark. .Q C' c r r fx UA EE ST DY EL H no fx Crmnlivv ami rinytiunic dances pr.urlic'1-ci in lin- IIIPIIIIJPFS oi line Darin- Sluciy Ciuin urv instru- lIll'Ilt1li in prompting nn aipprvfiil- lion ol! tin- pinysic-ni anci cuiturai in-in-iiiis oi liris lJiHlSf'0i1CiillN'iHg. An ouunpic- oi time woric uc- Cornpiisiufci imy lilis group was lile prf-scninlion oi in Ciirislnms pro- Qraun imsf-ci on niuuricc ixluelcr- iinrixis Hisillfx Bircin. Groups of tinis ixinci are im- portant in iwiping prospective learciwrs rvrognize line vaiue of liris form of education. Lrfl to right' KI. Doyle-. H, Riuulei 1560 rgmfyj, ti, lirrx iTr'uzui1rui'J, Y, Hcimlich, R Kiiwiiim-r. Ni iiliLLI'lIY, H, i.ci11nkuiil, l'. lhrrctlg .iixir ,X, .Nh-xzm-lar, 11. .Xliiwn, XI, .Xn1irml:i, li, .Xrixu-, lf Arlyui. R. linker, H. Blur. NI limmiy, ll, Broun, IJ, Chcrefa, M, luillo, nl, lunninulmm, Mix, iVAngola L,X:ix'ixL-rj, li, Ihxnrr, CQ, llunxnmre, E. lzrni-ii, IL, l'ra-Nc, X, lfuilfi, 5. Muhfi. Ni. lioori, H, Griffin, KI H.urr, Y. Hcnnliivli. Ni Huron, illll-til, J. -imgini-in-l.i, 11. IXIAIIIHIY, .XA ixvilcr. 5 l.aH1H. 1, l.Qu11i:1tJ, li Xl.xi'gm'1y, .X, Kimora-, fl i,liN-ILKZHHJIIIIO, X, Vitruoly, R. Rotluuuiw, ff, lllllltim, 1-. 'I-uoxwh inf! to fljlfi E, Stun Cl'n-sluiculj, M. X on-i :ur fYiu--l'rcsulentJ. ,. gi, -, - A . git. -gfgygwg' as , ' Q '? '--,-2-JAFSUTSQI--.Q-1-.uf 'G -4 - o 11- A .'M',- - -rg: 'ix--i5f5u:w gr 1 3:-f hs 59 2 N 'I - 1 ' I I ' ii X if f X ' Q 1. ,A , M .ff gn '+I ,iff . 7 .. , I ' I 8 5 I f I 5 , A ? I I .V ' I 7' . ,, .. 5 , f L S I oA . . g t 5 L I I r . 5 , . I .1 ' - -- 4 , 'Q fi-.f' .Q ., I f ' '- ,37 I , I I - 2 I , , 1 ' .4- l 5 I --J ' I lg ' 41 E X I 1 y 3 Ib Q 2 I ' K H...-f-1 -.. N 3: xiii- x A14 Left to rip-ht, sented: I'. Sena flieumllng S1-crc'tzu'yJ, If Scliwzartr, Ii. Bianco CYice-I'resi1Ic-ntl, KI. Cole, S, Ifxirlmi-r, XY, Ixunz, li, Morgan t'I'ri-zisurcrbg srxuuimgz lf Stevens fI'n-suicnti, II. Niulvcv. NI, friszin, I.. Ifmqizimi, Ilr. XIZIIIHIIII-EIllIlC'S C.-XcIviserJ, A. Kmlikzi ffurrcsprmmliiig Secretziryj, N. Riley, X. Sclmzartz, AI, III'l'I'INUl1, S, tinlcifzirlvg also: Ii. Xhrzunsnn. II. .Xckc-rmzm, KI, .XmIrmI:1, j. .Xrsenzmlt, Y, lizirtell, M. ltermzm, II. Iicsse-It, Il, IIIusei1I1e1in, NI, Ituclxnur, If. I3urnn1:m11, if III'ilxL'Il, R. Hrznskin, Ii. Itrorisky, M. Czuneron. Ii. foto, Z. KQOIIZHI, Ii. Comly, J. Ilcfiryse, S, Ileftlxuo, Ii. IJeY1ne, I.. Ilifreflicu, Lf ll1I'1i-tru, I'. Iluruet, I'. Ifegzm, Y. Iferrzuvi, Y. Forbes, Y. Ifrzmltel, IJ. Ifreunzui, NI, tQ.llzml1, RI. Hzxrruto, Ii. fi0f'Ill'lllIL, UI. fiIL'lHlOl1, H, tiomnmll tkssistnlit VIiI'l'JlNllI'Ul'D, It. tloulmt, tire-cue, I.. Hzillmzm, Ii. Hdnopolt, R. Herm.m, I. HnIIzm4Ier. R. Holley, I,. Horowiti, Il, Howe, Z, Hutt, j. Ing.n11IeI:i, Ii. Kzihrinzmn, .X, Iiziitenirorn, I . Kzisllefsky, H, Kerman, .X King. C.. Klum, Y. I.zitIiu, S. I.:1H1t't', CA. Larsen, S, I.:mnwilz,'t', I.erm:in, IJ, Levin, Ii, Levine, Ii. Lewis j lIcI'I1iIIip:., A. Memloft, II. Meek, J, Mau, BI. U'l'onnor, RI. U'3I:1IIev 7 ,uf Sclimitt, NI. Sllzlpiro, H, Silver, J, Nlyiler, I.. Stein, I.. Stewart, II, Stone R. Tcitelhaum, I,. Thomzi, tl, Tuniclc, XY, l'IsI1oa-fer, F, xv2llL'Xl'NfIflIF, A lf Verger, .M. XVZEISII, C. XVeInrit, R. xvl'IhIIlZUI, NV, XYIutaker, M, xvlifitiflilllll U. W'lttlck, J. VVOIf, P. Young, A. Zzmflzuiel, M, Zwzmg. The Norms Theater GuiIcI is organized to give its memhers a cIearer uncIerstancIing of the aIIied ,v-e ,, af i'- 'Yf L fl. I ,, - Ewa:- V fi. ,al ' YM ff . ' K 'K E: I . 'x I r 'G-ua' 5, 'f:, 32 . r theater arts. The varied enterprises uncIertaIcen throughout the year provide each member with ex- ceIIent opportunities for growth in poise, coopera- tion, ancI effective expression-quaIities essentiaI to the successfuI teacher. Through the untiring efforts of all committees such successIuI perform- ances as, You Canvt Take lt Witll Youn and BIacIcout have been enthusiasticaIIy received by our student audiences. UH S THE THE G ILU A, Pace. li. Vinnas, Ii Vlunlxctt, I. If-wer-. I, Rav, A, Rights, R. Roth: wncks, B. Rotomti, E. Szunzintchy, II. Sclieclmtrnzui, U. Svlienlxel, R. fr. T.. - P '-'Sail Klilirsgiieiy nm zvabliq F T - - . .L.'. . '!'1 .A '- ,sl .Lx 1-mar-u,1,e N, '- 'iv .Z ,K tl-A , .qv -3 .ri -11 .rim .JL liz - L Q '?. ' 7 W -rfbxv ' 1 f'92':-5 ,fix r .ft-4'0.Q ' A . - F . 4 4 AQ' . K ' .Q ,.,.' ' rf if 3 41. 3 L' A :,2'3'Jf'.. ft ' Emi. b .Yi 'I ,1 5733? J- 'L rw-:-'iff' Left to riulit, seated: R. Schmidt fTreasurerD, R, Ferreira. G. - 1 XYHI, I, Sc-pp ti resi1lviitJ, I.. Swensk fR?COl'1llHg Secretaryi, ,' NY, Felllmuru, B, l'K'1llllC tforrespnnaiirmg Secretaryjg staniiingz 'Lt V. -. 1 1? .71 R. XVoIlni:um, A, NX'irLnelmert CX'lceAI'resirlentJ, R. Hung, R, jack- N ',-255' Ci H0112 Jllsui .X. B1-oi, lf Iluleca. R. llelamca, H. Elia. KI, Maur. gg. M. 'if I . Hulmrrinan. Huy-man, KI. Kimolmler, H, licflellaii. lf. . .' McNultm'. A, Noll, 43. Pappas, li. Poll, RI, SCllTiCli, R. Surg, . i HF fl .4 A. Spilatro, j. Tomtmler, J. XYataha. , - f '1,-.sfl'-f'fff,7'1j:-Z , ' '-T ' .ff .' 1 ' 1' - 541.v-V we Q +1 , ,bjg'-f.ufv '- uf' ', 3f '.7,-r.v,' , ,, . C-.. .. -,v-32115.11 , , Future Teacliers ol America is tlme only organization in time college tlmat gives all stuclents tlme opportunity to participate actively in lmotii state ancl national education associations. Qur cliapter was nanmecl tlme Hjolwn FfCllCi1,' in lmonor of our own Dr. Frenclm, wlmo personified our lmiglm- est prolessional icleals. Tlme purposes ol tlme F. T. A. are: I. To clevelop an organization wlmiclm slmall be an integral part ol state ancl national eclucation associations. 2. To acquaint teacliers in training! witlm tlme organ- izecl teaclming profession, 5. To give teaclmers in training practical experience in worlxing togetlmer in a clemocratic way. 4. To interest superior young men ancl women in eclucation as a lile-long career. 5. To encourage careful selection ol persons aclmitterl to sclmools wliicli prepare teacliers, witlm enmplmasis on laotlm clmaracter ancl scliolarslmip. 6. To lmring teaclmer supply ancl clemancl into a rea- sonable lmalance. 1' o . .'-F .-9 4 s ..' 'L Y. .J .5 , 1 K '.'f 3- . Q ,-. X.. -rg ' .'.. ,4 .,v SUE CE AN MATH EL B The Science and lxlath Club aims to familiarize its members with some ol the various phases ol biology, chemistry, astronomy, ancl mathematics. Lively pro- grams, which help to widen the students' interests, are presented at the regular meetings. The open-mindedness and the intellec- tual curiosity that this group encourages are essential to one who plans to teach others. The attitude of the Club typities the willingness to be ever learning that is inherent in all who lieep abreast ol the times. Field trips, which show science in its everyday use, and parties, which enable members to lcnow each other better, are part of the club's active program. Also on the year's schedule was a meeting with science enthusiasts from other schools at the Rutgers College ot Pharmacy. The very nature ol a club ol this sort malces lively discussion a prominent part of its meetings. The attractive science presentations and experiments have been a delight to the members and an invita- tion to further investigation on their part. Left to right, first row: A, Yan Zweclen Cl'resldentJ, Mrs. Plenty fA1lviserJ, H. Patterson CVice-Presialentb, J, Vega fTreas- urerl, V. Corona, C. XYQ-her, Mr. Riclrartl- son fAclviserJ: secontl row: l., Scanlon, S. l'fe1l, ll, Clliltlltltjllillll Cforresponding Secretaryj. J. Harrison, N. Marinig also: M, Arlotta. J. Bayuk, A, lirophy, Mr. ltruce fAdviserl, H, Buckley, M, Burrows, M. Casciano, R. Cnvallere, A, Clifton, J. Ilarlenae, M, llonhauser, J. lJeAngelis, M. Hart, E. Hochmutll, ll, Kutcher, R. lilac- Phee Cliecording Secretaryt, FI. Pacella. '2-'E MK-.,,' l f. . vu. , - .1 A. at l ni FORUM CLUB lift to inglit, sm-:ni-ul: lf xl.lNK'lIl fX'iu-fl'rt-salt-intl, ll, XYl1eelC'! lx 1 u i tlt 1-tio, l. llruulxs, 5, lin-fl lliexisuri-rl, H, l'ru-rlmzni, ll Itusl.,-rumi lf I-'meaning ll, l,ei'v llinrrcsiioiiiliing Sucretziryb, lf. ina-, lic lflllllL'IQ also: lic Liollela, li. Keller, Miss Seagcr CX1lx'1serl. 'to i-carilnng Sven-tgiryl, l'. Ursulals tI'rc-ulentb, I. vlllie mc-mln-rs ol tlie ljorum Cluli recognize a need lor leacliers wlio can express icleas clearly and effectively. It is tlieir In-livl tliat ew-n tlie lmroaclesl unflerstancling ol a sulnject is ol- little value to ilu- leaclier unless lie can convey tliis lcnowleclgge to otliers, Xve ol tlle Forum Club encleavor to provicle leacliers qualiliecl in lliis respect. An opportunity to improve incliviclual spealiing and listening almilities is given to stuclenls lay means ol aC- quainting tliem witli representatives lrom cliilerent colleges as wr-ll as liearing many well-lenown personalities in lo- clayls news. 'lllirougli cliscussions willi otlier groups inter- eslecl in current events anrl worlcl allairs tliey clevelop an unclerstancling ol tlie importance ol pulnlic spealiing in a clemocratic society. During tlie past year tlue ljorum Clulm sent delegates to a tliree clay conlerence ol a Unitecl Nations moclel assemlply at Swarllimore College in ljennsylvania. Stuclents from lofty-two micl-eastern colleges representecl tlie various countries in tlie General Asseinlyly. Newark State repre- sentecl Costa Rica ancl our clelegates were llonorecl to l1ave as tlieir aclvisor tlie son ol tlle Costa Rican ambassador, Senor Francisco Guiteriz. A meeting attenclecl annually is tlie lnternational Relations Cluln Conference lielcl eacli year at Seton Hall College. Stuclents lrom llie clula also attencl llie annual Heralcl Trilaune Forum. Tlie Forum Clula lias memlyersliip in larger national organizations sucli as llie Foreign Policy Association, Collegiate Council lor Unilecl Nations, ancl Carnegie Founclations Association. Tliese affiliations enalnle mem- laers to attencl ancl talxe part in many interesting lectures, cliscussions, and conlerences sponsorecl lJy tliese organi- zations. Nu Lambda Kappa fully realizes the need for literary culture in the teaching profession. Child- ren who delight in writing stories and poems turn to their classroom teachers for new and exciting ideas. Even a child who is naturally talented in the literary field has constant need of someone to direct and advise him, while others not so gifted welcome sincere encouragement in and understanding ot their writing. Vve ot Nu Lamb- da Kappa, mindful ot chiidrenis literary interests, endeavor to malce ourselves fully capable oi direct- ing the chiid's Creative thinking and writing. This year, the publishing ol? an anthology ot poetry is the major project being pursued by the members of Nu Lambda Kappa. The anthology, entitled The Good Tree, promises to be an out- standing literary effort as well as an artistically designed and executed collection of student worlc. Left to right, First row, seated: E, David- son, H. flommoll fTreasL1rerj, IJ, Newmark CSeCret:1ryH, C. lirascli CI'residentD, R. Frome-3 second row, stzmflingz N. Marini, M. Hemllowitch, A. Kochka, E. Vinnas V. i,:rHin: also: E, Abrxunson, J, lbetiryse, If. ltellogiltis, I, Honey, M. Eliza, IJ. Gross lf. Mziruouyz, M, May, J. McPhillips, Dr Vauglin-Ezuncs CAdvise-rj. U LAMBU H PP 0...- N- -- -N ,g'.n..,.'g iiuMFln-lsr?--'rfrx-.u-.. 'GX' f fl.g9:lz'ahl3ol 'v'.h1...' , ,. id3l::.k-mm-1:5-1t9:nr.ng-W 9 Edu . Jean Abboli. Associat ' Q ' a ,r ,.--.-.J e--ml ..-. e Y QU' ,fig 415 ,W --,--- . . f e. 1 is if , i : it 2 9 Rosanne Conroy, Assistant Editor ,...',.,-A -V , 1 t 'Wil-,lx gig , . .f--mam 111-1-zhtdlui--9-Ki-ni' .i I 'xl ' ' ' . ww-9-ascii!! l. be 5' h b lxfiargaret Play, Business twanager s 7 WF , N' A I ff 0' Joan De Angeiis, Editor We complete our 1948 year- book witb a feeling of satisfac- tion. Because of our worlc on this publication we, tbe staff of Niem- oratnilia, feel tbat we bave devel- oped a fuller understanding of tbe construction and development of tbe teacbing profession, Clubs and organizations VVlliCl'l before were but a name to us now bave a new meaning-a meaning of tbeir place, and contribution to, tbe development of a profession. Vve bave endeavored to transfer tliis meaning to otllers by means of pictures and writeups. Our woric bas been completed and we can now loolc baclc to our memories ol! tbe fun and satisfaction we bad in compiling tbis record of life at Newark State. lt is our ibope tbat tbis boolc will serve not only as a memento for twemomtuitia stag members, but to ali tbe faculty, students, and alumni of our col- lege. .,4' 11 ,Ui 'iff' 1 . ' A 'wx f5:?:T5?5553f5555:f51- .. ' A W - if-'f if 2 fl ' A ..'?'y':3- ' ' !::::r::z:::'Ef M s- . L we-.u 4.2.-'o QQ' 1' :i? 3Ia:.'311: :.'2 :5,':::::xgf', .Zh , A I-P '::'.S7377:2'?9' -'3 33 ?e f-'frff '1 ' Qi 2 323221779155 A gf I A ' CI' ,:1,f'.f- 1 0d ACIUIS . S, wr Charlotte Lockvwo , Lv, r 101 . f IISC S t V ' Raffe fly n . Left to rig'1t, rezltewlf .X. Nlzumgzxx, R, Hullcy C.XI -I':4!lUJl',, J. IM-.Xmgclifi Climlitor-in-Lhlefb, IJ. Bollluwh, il. Spzumlurg xtnmlxmgz M, .Xrluttxg S. , Satkin, BI. May 1141151114-NN Mmmgn-rj, IJ, lwxhcrucr, Al. 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Zalnjianetl?gi5I, SA?orlx:il?eltl1i rrlsecond ,, Q., .r 5 , r 5 fourthu ARI kgplowltzf P- Orsuavlr' Keenag fifth' row, 201613 W- Fellhurg, Jf S. Cole, E. Fresei - rex' M' HUNSOH, Although just a youngster among the sports of the college, horseback riding has grown rapidly in popularity among the stuclents of Newarlc State Teachers College. This clula provides an excellent oportunity for wholesome outdoor ex- ercise ancl enjoyable pleasure. awww, ' --xv l' 4' . - mg, Aw' Y af 1,5 .w i 1' no ,. VSYLQQQQ . ' Y. oy HIDI E EL B ELEC .. V s1gf1lf 'J B SHETB LL Fostering a wlmolesome aprecriation of sportsmnnlilce znttitucles is tlle lunclamen- tal aim ot tlle lmslietlmll organizations ol' ttle rollege. Xvornerfs Baslietlmall got ott to a goocl start early in tlme year. Alter tlle necessary preliminary practice, tour teams were clnosen ancl intramurals lJegun. A lrienclly outlooli nncl steacltust temnworlc lmve been stirnulatecl witlmin tlle groups. lXlen's Varsity Baslietlmll, altllougll Ml'1'fYfU1f'f'i'U- just recently reuftivatecl, llas many en- lff! to right. Lmelznu: R, lhlth, A, Powers, E, Stein, H. ttlusiastic lans and loyal players. Tlle team lms worlxecl cliligently to perfect its cletensive teclnnique, and uncler alble Coaclming llus loyalty clefenclecl Newark State's lxonor. 1 ',' ' '- Q4 v 5'-t , in -,:if5 .i,f'f5 tf?'f1'?. tf r:' fM A E 4' ' 1 ' , fl.-.i :' lj' .ufnfdig Jmv JUW 'Quay' XJ ef' dl to ltr to ' Z 'x.J .,'fj., 5 xv ' f ,, X XJ l Y l t N tj q K . v , -, , .LU lL'j lg' X, l . Y.. W x -1 Ln-fl In right, from raw: Sam l'Alt'l4CllQ'l' U'o:uL't1t, -towpll Hale, lark Sllillll, Alvin ltfltlr-1. I4-In livuukx, ,Xtw liJtItlUXK'lI7. -lou-ptr l3',Xnuol:r c.xthli'tlK' lhrvvlvfli fl -'0nd run: .xllhttlt-1-Hllll, Invk thmmlw, ,lulm Shu-ln.m, tfvwu-Nt Hohtuel lop nto'Kf'C'lll1lft0S l,5,rl-Um qklgmglut-ry,' IJ.mrct A, In-n lttylwr. .Xltu-rt Kochkn, Richard lznna, Abe Stu-rnmn tNlIll1Ilp1l'l'J. ATHLETIC ASSUIII TIU , O Tic, , , .4 11 g. 'vin A ,IX -' T: 5 fi JL, .-r The health, happiness and character- lnuilding possibilities inherent in all sound recreational programs, give them a very conspicious place in the modern Uteacher-building setup. They are an- other means ol personal as well as pro- lessional development lor prospective teachers. Gur sports program is planned aml directed hy the Athletic Association and advised by lVlr. D'Angola. This group worlcs extremely hard to suit the games and tournaments to the interests and con- venience ol our commuting student body. 7 ' -s . Y '3. '!'f raw!! 1- -- A. l'o Center: J. lNIil'liillips tljresiilentbg left to right, kneeling: Berman tkiaptzunl, l, Terrell ftiziptaini, N. Testa, l'. Hur 1: ivers tfziptziiiilg stzinsling: H. Lelnnltulil 4Secrettiry-'l're s urerj, Nl, Cole, j, Klein, 5, Kiolilfzirli, ll, Blulvey ltziptzi F l'riil l in Xl l'1 'Nl l lilt lx R Xl ton M I 1 rl: ', . . tistein, . , .uit 'Q :i oi , , N , Arlottzi, H. I-izcr, ll. llrown, Nl, llurrows, Xl. Qlfilllfllfll, i4ol:i CAilvisz-rl, lleA1n1clis, lf. l'iUl'11lUllt', Nl. lfurginiie tlolillinuer, llziirison, ll, llziinq, H. l'luqt'ncziinp, ll, Hnlrk IL Kazinnr, M. Kieriizin, C. Koehler, D, Love, A, xlilllllflx Nlzirkowslty, L, Alair-lizill, l', May, l'. Ursuliiit, Ii. l'lnn1teii B Poll, l. Powers, N, Reilly, A, Russo, J. Simon, T. Snntli Stein, 5. Yenezizin, M. VValsli, B. XYilson, ,l. lYright, 1'. Youn Left to right, seated: E. Stein, Mr, D'Angola frAflVlSCl'J, H. Mulvey, I. Smith, E. Ernisllg standing: NV. Flint, J. McPhillips, J. Hodgsong also: B. Battaglia. WOMENS PENEING Uncler tile clirection ol lxlrs. Cetrulo a group of our stuclents are fast lvecoming aclroit in time art ol fencing. This slcill clemancls mental as well as plmysical alertness and tliese students feel that they are acquiring a grace ancl poise wlwiclm will serve tlmem generously in their everyday lives. ru FF Lg, - QQQQ. :.1-1' 1 Z Ngfkxb- ME 'S PENDING liiiillops-i,izQ,1 WJ I-'HATEHNAL UHG!-XNIZATIUNS provicli ng social exp PH!-XTEH I-XL UHGA IZ!-XTIU S Q L. es. , kb fx I X' A w ..' 'fa . 3- fi. A',ff' -.-4- .IVA W . ., 3,, Initiation antics Sorors and Fnats ,-.1 -ffi Ji fl' fig .45 .. ' ASngL- v -1. . -had --Q-- . V P r .adv ,wi ' I A truly professional person is ahle to adapt himself quickly and easily to many different situations. The Fraternal Or- ganizations ol this college do much to- ward furthering such versatility through initiations, banquets, and informal get- togethers. Foremost among our organizations is Delta Rho Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, an Honor Society in Education. Mem- bers, elected on the laasis of high scholas- tic achievement and fine character, have proved themselves devoted to the aims of democratic education, Through a varied program of social and educational activi- ties the society strives to unite its memhers in firm friendships, worlcing together to- ward their high goal. This year's activities included the fall reception of new members and the intia- tion laanquet. At the banquet lwliss Charlotte Loclcwood related her experi- ences in Norway, Holland, and England as a memher of an educational exchange group. Other informative addresses high- lighted the meetings throughout the year. The annual picnic at Mrs. Plenty's home was a source of much fun for all. Dr. Martha Downs, adviser of the group, and Evelyn Dougherty, president, saw to it that the meetings were both instructive and entertaining. '89 I, ' - Z- fm. Secretaryl, Y. Stliwurlz tLw0l'TCNlNHllllllg Secrctziryj M. Epstein: stgnitlnng If, llouplxerty tl'rc-sutentj, Ilr Downs t.X1lvi-.c'rJ, IJ. Rnslrerper, IJ, XYzn4i-inzm, N Hahn CY1ce-l'resnlcntl, Xl, l.CllNClil'IllLQ, li, Levy, S tlolilfarh, S, l'-I'lL'llIll2llI CTru:asi1rerlg also: E, Alirznn son. E. Bianco, XY. Bitlinznn, M. liocliner, lf. ltorylo IJ. Brown, J, Cairns, A. lliznnherlziin, R. Conroy, li llziviflson, XY. l:lIl1I,'I, lizirlnck, S. Hou-s, R, Kirchner A. Mrnituns, l , Mn-fin, It. xltlls, S. Pfeil, j, Potter 15. Rotoneli, S. Satkin, M. Scllriek, C. Scnurclnzi C. Stevens, F. VanArsrlalc, NYolf, M. XYUCFLILJT. Left to right, sented: Alxhott, F, Kreislcr, J, Rm'-l 1 V cRCCOYfllll1.1 Secictaryj, I., Holi-rn fQ10l'Yt'NlllJl1llliU, gl .i,1N,.x,.- V -,.. WT- . '.5 f ' . V' it ., .. 7' mg., , f..,,.,. - if-.zhaf 5 V9 4--'w':5'L -' . 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V f -, mf -ff ,Am te if -Af FL, Z' fiffg -1514, -.2 2 .u. s...,.:,: X ,M . ,sw . ,551 Qu. 3- -:N QU 5:-2gQ'vc'X't, Ln- I 34.1 P, '. 122551 53,95 ' '- wx . -.,,1,f-.5 x 1 - fi,g',-3- Y .v ' A A? i5 'ff 1 x ,, ..g4yLv,A,' V ff' - ' 1439,-? 1 2. , X Q 4 - .4 .. 1 :fa M 1 we ,,,,,.,..GI .A,- 1 -. ff'H1'4ffF'f7f2i5 f .tv . ,1 , ., rw . 1? if ' . 1 fvjfii ,I .4'1!'fge4:l5 ,- 'v'rf1'N' w -22 .551- - f -A 73: 4 ,1- , ' X +A Mft N- tj nip, at ,, . 1 , 5w,rfL?f'.5 9 07, 'ffl' '5yQ.'iff. rg rs' 4 , x, v A 5 I -navgil. . . . , . ffmgf -f 1857. ' ,Qi -u 't .. 5,-a-,xy '- 2Qfa5P3 ' ff ,qt 1 . .-. -.Q .9 1 '1 HAPP DELTA PI LPSILU PI If-IU Tlie ideals of Epsilon Pi Tau, a na- tional Imonorary society, are to recognize sIciIIecI worlcmanslrip in tlle fields ol In- dustrial Arts and Vocational-Industrial Education: to promote social efficiency and to Ioster, reward and circulate tlme results of researcli eflort in the Iields of interest. In addition to its Imonorary societies, Newarlc State recognizes seven sororities and two Iraternities. TI'1ese groups meet to strengtlmen oId Iriendslmips and to Iorm new ones. The teas in tI'1e IaII were soon Iollowed Ivy tlme initiation ol pledgees. Eaclm organization Imad an active year wI1icI1 culminated in tI1e annual inter- sorority-fraternity formal. im llll flllfltx, ti, XXIII, R, i mi e uni x, stamliuig: Mr. Itirlr- m 1 r 1 1 X. I'osIire, H, Mills, I Iippo XX Illnt AI 0 X IIIIIIIIIIVFIIII, Halle, R. ci, tNetret my 4 ery It HllHIlQ'N, tl. NICCCIFIIIQJ, mi, llllllt clip, I . Tourelle, XY. im 1 m VIII Nl XX'l1itlng tI'rcsuIeulj, ' I NU SIGM T!-X QS nu .0 -rj . ., .V -I ,ff 'hy n Q 'Tl .3 x 'Sk IJ fx .nv H3 ,, 1, Z 'I , ,I .. .1-'ws 'N' .ybl b.. 4 'U' X Hx? ,bidi u Q ,YH , -ai'q..zX?i2 I.,,.., my ,A , 4. , 7' . Sczltul, I4-fl tu right: NI. Fghmitt, If. Iiuryln, I,, Iiulwrixnu, N. KiI.mIn, H. Mulxey LIN:-14IQ111Jg stzmfinmgi M, frm-nh, I.. Swpnslg iL'urreNImn1I111g Sccretznryj, NI ZIlIlIIIL'I'l11Illl, Il, Ilolml i'I'rc1IsL1n-rj: nlwz 1 NIB, Iiurtlctt f.fXrIx'ix0rI, .'XrNu11:u1Ir, NI. Illru CI' rI1x, S tub I Imn ... Ig. xuu I II N' . ccrm- :1 , f, I , , . mmm, E, Vvto, Il. CLIIIIIIIIQLIILHII, N. IMI IQLIL-rum, li. Iisdwxxcr, Ii. HoLI1mutI1, .X. Iinltc-11IIur11, H Kunnk, NI, U'i4u1mur, J. I'e-gn. J, Slmun, A, Sonluv. W ff, ,I Z. ity ,e I.rft to right, Ima-elimgz II, Mlllx, il, Curtin fX'lLt I,I't'HI4It'1lfJ, IX. BL-MIL-r fI'rcwIa-ntl: xtzmdzmgr ,I. IImx:mI, XY, Iiultmzm I'I.I'C1l'lll'L'I'l, Ii, Huullw, Mr. K:xInx f.X4IX'lNCI'J, XII: Hutclzmsrm C.XcIvnwrI. XY, Iflmt, H, Smqrrxtmmxmg 'II 0' I' I,'iII'ij4IliI, IJ, JOIIIINUII, lim-fc, XY, IQIIIIQNIIYII, .X I'i0lIIIxll KSnL1'c- tnryl, -I, I-:1IIy, A, Lnmg, N, AIZIFIIII, Y, RLINNUIIILUQIIU, A. SZIIIMJIIC, A. Spilatro, J, XYMLIIILI, IQ. XY0lIm.m. IN. 1, 1. . SIGMA PHI 1 1 I x 3 I I J e 5 I I I I I I 2 I 11' if fi cv-,,1' Ya Q 'bs V- '5 - -L - ' . fs 7' n ' -, ,,, rv: xh.rL.Y 1 - W V 'P- sg - X 'f -. -' 'Q 0, 01,21 n b as YQ- 'slim s Q I f ll ,- X xi' I DQ O as-1, Q-I 1- L-LXJYU Hrylck 1'Uucr 1. n I-tfy tn rx ll hr! i HA fl 0 ROV' ry L 5Ldll 1 ruwc' Ng-,gn.l4Ik X I NIM' 4RuI L 311-N 5 ' I XI! U' lx X11 In :Xl Huw, H Nlwxrii 1l111 111 rf f'vI V1 4 X14 HIM XX 4X1 fr I If XX 17 x I I .'I'll'fl'F f wNf',f mr' X' Xr 1I I X ,J I VII, 11 XX I-mm . X 1' H run ff I X I XX 1 I XI I . I I I'-wxnilf 1 XXIH 1 rw N I lm ALPHA THETA Pl i 'lf-EI Q v -5 ' , V, .rf ,f ' I ,yr 'fig' S s in ' Y 11,41 ': ,Leaf vfff 3 ' l. 5Qi 'b 9' , 'tml rw S.: 1' ji? ' 4:-f -,i IVA-o il... ., ,D 'N if ., -,fm - I f.'Qi':- L 't ' .iv 2' Y .ta U lu- :RNS '17 'J 551-if .eta iistfiv x., K ,x ,N ., Pi Eta Sigma memlyers have lneen lausy this year with their regular meetings, as well as with their social service worlc. Nu Theta Chi enjoyed a special pro- gram at each of its monthly meetings. Particularly enioyahle were the party with Alpha Theta Pi and the spring weelc-encl trip. The howling parties and picnics of Sigma Theta Chi have supplemented the regular meetings this year, At the han- quet in the fall, the new memhers met several ol the fraternity alumni. Jig J , '1 r J 1 I WF. . I Q LM A X., Aan-... 'lx gaL 'P yi V ill an l 'f 1 Left to right, seated: J, Alnllott, I. xxvfllllll fl'resi'lentJ, ll, Smith: -tzmfling: ll. Boliscn, M, Luithle. dl. Lunger f'l'n-frsllrcrl, lx I, Rauscher, l.. Scanlon, ll. llollbac' IHistorian-Lilsrarianl3 , also: M. Bock, E. Bianco, A. liropliy. M, Burrow- I. Cllmphell, j, llcllryse. M. llillmlis, Y, lforlws, J. llarloclx, gl. lllt:l1l'lflI1, fl'ol'rc-spolnlmg Sefretaryl, KIA ilrdsszlvlo, M. E. llxirt, Y, llvllll- licli, M. Jllfllllll, Cf Koehler, V, Laflin, nl. Mau, l', McNair Cliecorlling Secretaryb, M, McNisli, E. Plunkett, gl, Potter, J. Powers, ll, Rietz, N. Riley, li. Rotonrli, E. Search, M. Scliriela, l', Sena, llr. Shea f.XflVl5L'fJ, J. Snynler, M. Yoergi-r. f . . f 'tlklftxg ' lt ' . A 'ff' - f if Q y ' 'YT 7 Q 1 'I -1 wc: DN, Left to right. seated: ZA Cahan, S. Friedman, L. Stein f'I'reasurerl, B. Hamvpole CV1Ce'ChanCell0rJ, F, Schwartzg standing: lm. Brodsky, B. Levy, Y. Schwartz ffhancellorj, L. Chanenson, Miss Keller K.-Xdviserbg also: R X Delta Sigma Pi hacl a lull scheclule. with a theater party. wienie roast. and hlothers Day outing as the main activ- ities. The annual Christmas tea of Nu Sigma Tau was held this year at the home ol the president. A clinner ancl theater I party in New Yorlc closed the years ac- ! tivities. l The program lor Sigma Kappa Phi included a lall tea. the annual initiation hanquet and a howling party. The monthly meetings were prel-aced hy a hox supper ancl feminine chatter. Nu Sigma phi had a very active year ., with a show in New Yorl-i. a tohoggan party at Bear Blountain, and an outing at Lal-te Kannawalce as some of its lunc- tions. l I I '1 1 I P Pl ETA SIG lA IQ, Berman fforresponrling Scrihel, XI. Boehner, S. House, M. Harrison bcrihel, lx Rabmowitz, B, Sclicchlman, H. Zelefsky. 1, UMA Slmvm 5 . -vm, , ' -:, he I '- N.. K' . fx. . af I 2 4 7' I . 553. '53 .. .., R.. . . , . ff I 1 J 7 , y Left to right, Senterli ll, Nculnark, lf. hhlblllflt, H. Silver lrl-l't'Ilxllff'FlQ N second row' S. Huhrl, li, Langer, ll. Rmhcrgc-r, M. lipxtein, Mrs. lfrcmlm fArlviserJ, S. flolrlfarh Qflumcellorjg also: L. Bnllzllclmck CRcr'nrrl1xn4 Soc- retaryl, R. Braskin, J. Greene, R, jackfun, M. liaplmn, lf, lisnllcfxky, B. Poll Clforreapondxng Sccrctalryj, R. hvtlblllilll QYIQQ-Cllglllccllurj. bg.: SIGMA lil-XPPA PHI Left to right, furst row, seated: Hahn CPreQiclentJ, D. llrewster fVice- Presndentj, M. Cole CHmtorxanl: second row, standing: U. XVittick Cllecorrl- ing Secrctaryl, E. Dougherty, L. Denton, J. Spangler, M. Grunewalrlcr CTreasurcrJ, H. Rhodes, J. Rcemlg also: R. Christy, E. Devine, li. Fre-ne, H. Hansslcr, H. Hogencznnp, A, jacohitti, M. Kiernan, L. Knittel, E. Krueger, A. Mantgas, I. Marois, A, Mazzucco, C. Senerchizn, J. Smith fCorresponding Secretaryl, L. Sturgis, H. XVarlle, P. Young. 5' 9 I l'?'!'?. fp- 'lf ,N 1' - ,. 1,- qi fa. f.,.r ,s.. fi. .I -b o VU X. -r ,mf . ,N an 'A f . I if 'lo' Q . ia, 59 ...N V .fu Z 1-Y'1.Li.: in-Z' S .6 4- .f- av Vw A ' Q tx ...ani-S x s . SJ f s S gi 7 X' -'rp 1 1f1f'4-'V . ', Qi! , . - if . 'N - .V mf.. ll-x.1-A H . N . '. by ' fu V1 xv . 1 '..f', --N ,-e ., -,zz , '. . ,-,. 'iii-- in- x .1 UNDEHELASSES FIRST TWU YEARS . . gaining the background 'iff ff' . -fly s ' .,,s 'J ix, ' 77-N1-r flfy- Q,-Q' lifw-Zffw. ..,-'wil-'4' l '.,f ' Y' ' if ,L ,,, uf -. Me: ,.- j , ,A ' -','., , , - , v , ,,,,,. -qv-A . 2 i4'b..1f.... 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XX1- 111.111 111rxx.1r11 111 111.1113 11.111111 11.138 111151.1111- Il1 1xIlUXK11'l1 1' 111111 1'X1H'I'If'llf'l'5 10 'lP1p IIS 119- .11111m' Qr111c1 1f'.11114' FS. ini' 1 A 21 ,I xc J-1 ,J 4- ev H 'M i 2 51 Ve 5 af . , . rx: yn i , SUPHUMURES I ., 4 ' l:3'v1'.' R . .HV ca' ' Q . . as - 1 THE CLASS OF 1950 I Vvhen the class ol 1950 hegan their Sophomore year last la they anticipated new experience and progress in their professional training, Having completed a lull year ol general college worlc as Freshmen, they lcnew the routine and procedure ol higher educa- tion, and had developed a leeling ol helonging to the college. As Sophomores they would not only continue with their general education, hut would have the opportunity to take courses deli- nitely related to the career ol teaching, such as UAn introduction to American Education, in which the student studies the history and problems peculiar to the Americafn educational system. As a group, the Sophomore class is active. cooperative and enthusiastic. These characteristics were displayed during such ac- tivities as the initiation lor the Freshmen, the annual Sophomore dance and all the other events in which the class participated to malce this a year ol lun and friendship. . ' ' N ,. rf . ff' 'V' X ,. , za 'W ni gn V 1- .X 1 ' .-q43-w'-'S5iLW,- ring.-the .. '. lf' JEL? '-if . ' , 'fi -In H , Q. Af'jfy?Y,g1ih2-ffl :fix I . . ,,, ,..1 Hr.. .gr -,f .-pre A , ,nw A .ff!i2A.' :JF W V WV1- . f. 'sV.'w, N4 fr I ,.: A, - fa ,N ..,-, ,,,vr,f .. - r ' W' .' E. I w 45 4 5 N stsusix ,H W .f - . Eg 4 -- f-Z ,ggi - Vg-, . 1 v 44 uve-I .1 .'I . 4 Zx4U.'gLL1F,ZjQ,fs 4' ,, , C ,. , .. , . 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For many ot us this experience gives us our tirst opportunity to visit an elementary school since our own school days. Xve are otten pleasantly amazed at the changes we find. At any rate, from the time we l-irst cross the threshold ot,the observation classroom, our role changes from that ot student to that ot student- teacher. Our courses suddenly talce on new meaning tor we see them in use. XVe return with a concrete idea ot what is expected ot us and what we must learn hetore we again step into classrooms as accepted members ot the teaching pro- tession. l I 5 5 r. ' 34-2 'Q 'B' 1 1, Qi 1 Q 1Y'v lx' S1 EQ' ' k , V A c + S. Y ff., . 'C' I 3 'Y fn, u NM-, 'f k w , -V-'ff M fy, i if! K :I f.xJA9 xv -vfjw- -,,,.,l,,4 .,' -' M . 4L?'1 :5i':,::6-ivwfr ,J ::. ka- fi f. ggi? Q 5 'LQ V A' sfa5iz'I':-Y . A, 4, 1 5, ,J uf- '1 1,i 1 My . .-.gh M.,1Rj,5,g, 5,1 V in J xgggffq- , , ,'.,v,N.v 'aifff 4r,L K-3-sw ' .5'1, N -ff. ,N -VU, .Af-Mex.. - . fix-. f 14,-ma M35-524 ,14 1 ' f ,q .f.ffv, fi? 'A V-'.i.4q f :'six4'n ig? '32, ' 4: X4 f,x'.. ,L h9'F:q 3L 3 7'g'r9 , L 'K Y W i , 45 5'4Ws ':.', '2 . 2' 'fj,,. af'-1 I 'A ffatggg?-E, 4 . -L, , ..,,z - ' -f-. sf gf, ,. -'fn Qu - Am- , ,g,y'Q,, -4.1 3-4Ym.'e.1'1 -' . ' 3232 'P-as 'H I5-5? N Y f W ' f- '4t'7f?'!H -Ei' Q J'.w'K'igf:. gg x M n Jn' , 211 1- . 1,1 33 .. ,, -.A i' pq mv sf'f:i.- 5 35.1, , 'W Fx 1. ixlernories of lwuih i i i i l ' Fencing enthusiasts EL SS HISTUHY Sc-pternher, I0-Ml Mljle started another phase -that ol our college daysln As we entered New'- arlc State, thi- reigning sophomores promptly put us at ease and showed us how to win friends and inlluence uppercrlassmen. Vvearing Pocahontas head bands we polished shoes. carried lunch trays. and invaded classes. Somehow, though, we emerged from this lowly existence and found that we really belonged, VVe, too, could then be seen strolling about the sunlcen garden, relax- ing in the Tudor Room, or enjoying a leisurely luncheon. Vve also went to classes that year. Dr. French's history classes were unforgettable--his holiday spirit, mandolin playing, and cigars. How we loved sharing in his secret organization, SPUTLS, Society lor the Prevention of 'l-alcing l.ile Seriouslylu The loss ol those who never lcnew Dr. French has been even greater than ours. The Freshman Assembly. term papers, and ex- aminations lxept us busy and the weelcs seemed to glide by. Suddenly we were Freshmen no longerl VVe began our Sophomore year with a hope- lul lightheartedness. The Allies had won the war and we were again at peace. The new Freshmen added to our glee, as they modeled bathing caps and obligingly did our odd jobs. Vvhen not worlcing in the library or playing Tudor Room bridge we could be found doing international dances with Nlrs, Dan, pondering sociological problems with Nlr. nHutch, or ex- pediting mathematics with Mrs. Plenty's slide rule. September, 1946. found many students return- ing from service. VVe were all happy to see them again and lost no time in helping them to nad- justf' ln preparation for our lvlarch-April practi- cum visit we tapped in rhythm and composed ,Hu-L '- , . 1 , ,ip- 1 ' 4 .f,-f-,f 1 . 1 n ' .,, ' GFA ,, .1 ,,1,,..-1 :FI .i 94:15-'-We . - ..f'5:,,,.-.1 ,' 11? '. 4,41 JA I . Field trip L. U 4 W, nf J . '1 .Qu f' A fri 107' Graphic Arts corner, third ftoor, west some unique tunes with Mr. Gerrishg we chased hydrogen-filled huhhles when Mr. Bruce unloclced the door and uinvitedn us in: and we mastered Mr. Sloan's itineraries. We also discovered or- ganismic age, the philosophy of Dewey, weaving on a tongue-depressor loom, lumarith slides, and adding by endings. Our official send-oft was the Junior Formal, held on a night when the snow really swirled. Ear mullts and lcnee warmers were the mode and they added to the fun. Spring came and we returned to our Hstudentn roles. The faculty was understanding and listened at length to our anecdotes and observations. We had replaced theory with practice. We had taught! Senior year hrought many pleasant changes. Many ot us returned to school engaged or mar- ried, We were on the doorstep of our profession with only the liinishing touches to he added, We experimented with oil painting, volley hall. stand- ard deviations and coefficients of validity in inlc and with the use of a steel edged ruler, and the unhalance of power. During our visit to the U N we heard Mr. Vishinsliy of the Russian delegation spealc. Baclc from our Final and highly responsihle Senior teaching we again shared our experiences in the puhlic schools. Following the Senior supper and class prom. we had only our formal gradua- tion to loolc forward to. The four years had whizzed hy with Dr. Shea's helpful guidance. We loolc hack on our college days with warm memories and regret that our BS. degrees mean the end of such happy years. We loolc ahead with the hope that our future may luring as much hap- piness, and with the confidence that we are truly ready to accept the responsibilities of the teaching profession. ak, .. Remember the Christmas party? End of the turkey chase lugfkzn h! Z ' Hug E W It tg as 13 09,4 Rim' H 'UV 'nf Q19- if owar wis c crman can ouisc Abbott JEAN LOUISE ABBOTT ' Fine Arts: Alplra Tlmeta Pi I, 2, 3, 4: Art and Crafts 4: Art Club l: Fencing 2, 3, 4: Varsity Team 3, 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4: Marionette Guild 2: Memorabilia 2, 3, 4: Art Editor 3, Associate Editor 4: Norms Tlweatre Guild 3: Publicity Committee 4 ' Sa Caleab vital and voguislm . . . Abby . . . understanding beart. fQ if' 3. 4: Norms I ' Won- clerlul friend . . . solt spolcen . , . sweetness. uilcl 2, 3: Psycliology RUTH BAKER ' General Elementary ttjeloru- ary Classl: Camera Club I: Dance Stucly Club 4 25 Norms Theatre Guild l ' Distinctive lwair 4 ,. 7 styles . . . Blond tresses . . . amiable. anim' I i' 1 'ii si? li. ' 5' if I ELAINE BOLLBACH ' Kinder- Alptla Theta Pi I, 2, 3, 4, His- 4: Declc Tennis 53 Horseback 4: Glee Club 1, 2. 5, 4: Memorabilia 4 . . . infectious laughter . . . Gold- fuse! 'K' 2 I , , M. W i ALVIN BEISLER ' lnclustrial Arts: H o u s e Committee 3, 4: lnclustrial Art Guild 3, 4, Treas- urer 4: lVlen's Baslcetloall 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Nu Sigma Ptii I, 2, 3, 4, president 4 ' An all around fellow . . . basketball wizard . . . well groomed . . . excellent company. I , S 1 5.4 W' 'UQKQIUA 5? .p' -a fm Frances A. Bradshaw D0l'iS 'SR X 1 'N Brewster Jeanefge J. B FOOLS -1 executive. fv- Q-'Q W.,--1 ogy. ,,,v . f wg. Frilolmn R. Caims .k GT' -ff' T3 6- 'Y at-A, 14-A 'Q GRM ':'-1 '61 Arts: Or- Ttmeta Chi 3. versatile . . . that trumpet '0, 1 Q 1 Q. . ..'? dine Arts: 5 Chl 5, -1. fun' GEIICIS 4: Renai- good scout q of HNL- - MARY E. COYNE ' General Elementary: Class Corresponding Secretary 2: Dance Study Club 2: Nu Tbeta Cbi 2, 5, 21, Recording Secre- men' ' Y tary 5: W0 s Basketball 2 Emerald green V21 4 morabi1i2. 'l, r t . bridge addict . . . majors in and News Cliief 4 Mrs. on 4' 45 JOABH2, Camera Club bilia 1, 2, fragile J liitmg olr executive. 1 RUTH NAOMI DIARD ' Fin'e Arts: Club l, 2, 5, 4: Mqhhtte Guild l V Today' 4 per L T 'jf i .X f 1 , 1,1 , , sm, . , ,' v 7, , ...hs -Q -9 1 K Rose Lili 7 ia3NC01el1 I W' 4 K fi X -r ' 1' Nd 36 Ck ML!!! 'YN- kg Edipl, M, Davidson 15 - ' ,ar- l I ,ga -N W ,I . Dilbialis , ,Q ,U-. a f .kt XV 4 51 r nh' ' Mi., .7, ?F!TE.i1'T' , Q-. -' fi Ai lVlURlEL M, DILBATIS ' General Elementary: Alpl1a Tlieta Pi 4: Art and Crafts 2: Dance Stud Club 4: Handicraft l ' Loolcs forward fl li weelcends . V. .A dy . . . quiet and un- ' ' 3 Evdwi t , :.DOUGHERTY ' General Elementary Glee Club I, 2. 3. 4, Vice President 3:' Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. President 4: Rellector 3: Sigma Kappa Phi 2, 3. 4, Recording Secretary 3: Student Council 4: Student Organization 2, 3, Executive Committee 2. 3. Assistant Treasurer 2, Treasurer 3 ' True scholar . . . wonderful in everything. MARGARET ANN DOYLE ' General Ele- mentary: Declc Tennis 3: Dance Study Club 2. 3: Glee Club I: Memorabilia 4: Mixed Cliorus anecdotes iw!-Nlrlalxne, lnc .... .Hhnd hang. . E1 nl: .A fr 'G' 'sv 'CTV -L .Link n 'E Q' If , 1 1 , I '1 N I A 1 '-gm-'LL . 'Y x, a- , 1 v .Fl Lglixlh T 1, . WS? fame 4? 'ill x 'fi I 71 If IW 7 ll. M 6' H .ef .- Alf Nu -'FI fuvsiivfisbs ' L ..- .Saul fy we Iilvanor Culllcrinc Flinlon Wallef Flint v 'I ,. . ,, .v 7 ....-,-n1.....-LL Ind FLINT ' lnclustrial Arts: Epsilon Pi ugh. . . - . nal Arts Guild 4, Vxce Presnclent 2, 3, 4 ' Nl. C .... College wit . . . lmaunts the SHIRLEY FRlEDlxlAN ' General Elementary: Art and Crafts 2, 3, 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Norms Tlieatre Guild lg Pi lfta Sigma I, 2, 5, 43 Reflector I ' Always can lac depended upon in Statistics . . . clips her own loclcs . . . And l'm not even hungry. A FRIEDMAN ' G e n e r al Elementary lary Class, Montclair State Teachers Col Montclair, N. J.: Art and Crafts 33 Forum 4: Psychology Clula 2. lVlontclair's loss'-1 good will relations with Mexico . . . tlwinlcer . . . lmumorous . . . neat. MARILYN FROME ' Kindergarten- Camera Club 43 Glee I, 2, 3 .W as - ' W 055 its W MM f 'Wu eg x t ? 1'-4' fl:-, 22: Mr:-at gaze iii: 1 U I 3:21. 'H .AQ ed!- 'vi'-nj Sllirley -.., X fig. x '2? 1:.2 in I 'T . ig f - are if gn,-A.: ' xy2'ffS5a:p , Q-2., ,' 5 F3354 ' ml:-f H It 5: l 4 lb 5l.'XlJl':I.lflNlf NIARY fll,,'X,'XH ' Cla-nc-ml lili- lm-nhnry fI:1'Ill'lIill'y fwlussjz fllvr- Cxlulm I, 2. 3. -1: f Nu Signm Tau I, 2, 3, 1 ' Hxlanrlgr-U . . . wlu'nt's 'W 7, llullyhl' . . . lucloritc , . . smiling and smooth. Y fwuclclcilmc :wary Climb N, N-rf I I x x lr '17 V., ,1 N 'ff' 43, fx x J, .S 'sjf' 4 5 .'i. MQ .1 ,i ,Q- 1 ' 1 9 f J, 'gl 1 1- .eg LQ. 1 ,g f 'A . -s 7 'William F. Goode Jeall i as Y. 'ev Garloclc Na wi 5 N-gy W ncy L0ui SQ Hal? fl ...L .1 s, fart 'VPN - 5 11 1 xvg 55 Marilyn Harrison. Sinks lb Ox Qf' 'lvl , ,-Q. r Art Club 3, Ari Creative and . . 0. WHVC of General Ele- '4v if C 3-HAS hx ? ROBERT VV. KELLER ' lnclustrial Arts: Lini- versity of Newarlc, Newarlc, N. J. lg Davidson College, Davidson, N, C. 23 Advisory Committee on Committees 4, Chairman 4: Epsilon Pi Tau 4g Club 2, 5, 4: Student Council 4, President CFS Baslcetlaall ionecl . . . smart 45 ROSAfIND ' General sity of lina lg 3 4 naturecl bells I LEE VALENTINO KOPRIVM' Fine : Craft Club lg Guild 2g , -- e Gu'ld 5: Tau l 2, 7 7, Q' ' UT QUT ..,,, Area its 'Mu l'lsURs.X Islpqfll lXRl',l5l.l'.R l'im- nhl.: ,Mt :incl fmlls flulm -lg llrlllfl' Stucly cllllb l. mg l'X.nplm lim-lla Pi 3, Alg Nldl'l0Ilt'llt' fiuilql lg xlr-momlnlm l, 2, 3. -l, :Xrt llflllfbl' 2, fxssmmlf' 2, '31 VX'mxwn's lic-mei 1 I . 4, Varsity Team 4 Sa Caleab . . . it ords and Wl1lRlSy . . . blue green . . . ex ent follows in lier walce. WILLIAM KUNZ ' Industrial Arts: Assemlmly Committee 3. 4. Clxairman 3: Class Vice-Presi- dent '2: lVlen's Fencing 2. 3, 4: Norms Theatre Guild I, 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 3: Sigma Tliela Clii 3. 4, Vice-President 4 ' lndustrious . . . regular lellow . . . good friend . . . capable leader. SOPHIA IACOVVITZ ' General Elementary: Trenton State Teachers College, Trenton, N. J. lc University of Miami, Nliami, Florida 2, 3: 'Norms Theatre Guild 4 ' Sunlcist , . . Florida q . . . talented taste . . . beautifulllair styles . . . oft spoken. V 2' '- - V V51-Qs N 'Q W f N - , I - .y:i?,1 'Q' -'. . '23 YA ,UTI-I LA J tr A N I .' elta agnir 1, -3, 4,6162 fc.f. ' cus 15-'Re ctor 4 ' 3 A d-nature .I yzifi.-bg ies a lnit alao mffratlr N., mes out on -509 ' w er. 3 Q ' -. ., Y i ' E A' sk' .QR V fi H I lim 'D-3, 1- ' lfclilur 3: flrmlnr-sim 2. 3, -13 NXVUIIIPIIVN liusltellgalh ' 7- ,dw Helen Claire LPIIIIIICUIII HELEN CLAIRE LEHMKUHL ' General Ele- mentaryzz, .Class Secretary 3: Dance Study Club 3:'-Mixed 'Cliorus 4: VVomen's Basketball I. :2,.5, 4gf SeCl'etary-Treasurer 4 'Q So very nice . . . Eyesuy...-,,. 'eyen temperament . . . many ' .:-i- 'V 1153? MARGARET'1VlAgR,Y LEUSENRING - Gen- ! , 5 eral Elementary: 'Gamera Club 21 3: Handicraft 'f-145 lg Kappa Delta Pi 3, 43 Math azicl Science 4 ' 5 Depnclable f. sincere . . . friendly . . . patient . 1 I si, E ' .ii -ancibprecise. . . 'J - , ficeneral E ll e m e n t a r y : Camera Clula 2, 3: Forum Club 4, Corresponding Secretary 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4: Pi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4 ' A pleasant smile . . . diligent . . . always hasgfclmethingijvciftliwliile to Say., , . I , ,Z Q .,-. - ns. .M , 17:65 1 Ill E , tl! jg-'awww' I 'vw lug - A l. , l fl fi ,, , lux-.2-:Irie-: l a V'-f i.,,h: IA- .r . 5 in ln? 4 V 9' we - . u if-sap w lf ll . . , .,i1 . - '. :,Ni.. , 1 L 3 xr -350 gs, f, ' igtit'-fx -k -lyfvrngh ' ,Z 'uv-W ' Swan - 9 'Fine Arts: Bowling 2, 3: 1 Dance Studylcluli 1. 2: Norms Theatre Guild 3: Orcliestra 2, 3: Table Tennis 2: Riding Club l, 2: VVomen's Baslcetball 2, 3, 45 Women's Fencing 2. Varsity 14, Captain 5, 4 - Sa Caleab . . . de- lightful humor . . . liarmony of grace and motion . . . jacle in repose. lg., le-se , , L , Margaret Mary Leusenring swf Bevcrf y Levy -rw. ,,.,, Q1- O QP' Nadine xLewiB A U- 4? f ' F-xl , f is -. I 43' fv- K ff x -lvarl EICHYIOI' LUNCH' lklarganet .lane Luitlllc MARGARET JANE LUITHLE ' General .A Elementary lFelJruary Classl: Alplwa Tlneta Pi V 2, 3, 4: Dance Stucly Club I, 2, 3, Women's Basketball I, 2, 3. 4 ' uCis . . . always wears . . neat clresser. LUNGER ' ci T x ------ il - ALICE E. lVlAZZUCCO ' Kindergartelvpri- mary: Bowling Clulp 33 Glee Clulm I, 2, 3, 45 House Committee 33 Sigma Kappa Plii 4 ' Elu- sive smile . . . talented lingers . . . organ interludes . . . fun to be witlx . . . sincerity plus. D K MILLS, JR lndustrial Arts Pi Tau 4: Industrial Arts Guild 5, 45 Nu Plii 5, 43 Pliotograplly Club l ' Reserved unrullled . . . still waters run deep. E Club l u ELIZABETH IVIORSING Kmolergar Camera Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presb lg Qrclmestra 2, 5, 4g Rid- ' a guitar . , . friendly n loving. js.. wr ez.: lg i 'Sp' X335 U KENNETH EDVVARD MUNIZ ' Industrial Arts: Class Treasurer 3, 4: Epsilon Pi Tau 3, 4: lVlcn's Fencing l, 2, 3. 41 Relleclor l. 2 ' Ken . . . meticulous clresser . . . polishecl air. K nclln Edward lVl uniz N - SS ee- X.: 'Z s , , Cum. D ,x 'a l Q u 1 4 Q p 'x 1 I . I n ,E - , Q .44 6, ' x I 62.4. ev' ' ' Q ' v g X g 1- 1 4 ' 1 .ba 5' ' ' ft - - ' w ' A ,I H y R , O .n 1 I sg' I-A ' ., L 'I wwf!!-E 3 - r ' ' v ww - Q la l ., 1 cr xi' . 4' Q ' 5 ' 1 4 . 4 '-4 lf' q I , ' . . , .,., , Q 0 A A X . . '.,., 1 - I M3 WIN ' al' ' . M54 M ' fi Q . .ez s , ' - f J Hgfq F , , 1 YS 1, ' url U-Ca in , I 1 Ox s I 5 Jr v t' at gklffgf I 'W Lnfg fl- UCI 1.11 I I Q I 1 'I 5- YJ: 'K 'sXx ll JELLQI -S X g,' 1 x ivlw ' ANNETTE RUSSO ' G e n e r a l Elementary: Art and Crafts 3: International Relations Associa- tion lg Memorabilia lg VVomen's Basketball 4: VVomen's Fencing 2 ' Toni . . . Smiling blue eyes . . . sincere . . . Contagious laughter. , ,im 4, Riding Basketball Caleab . capable tar No ms Y r ert clresser. 4 VALERIE RAE SCHWARTZ,6 m a : l, 2, Gutld ent ry Pi t -463 94115, f'llw.. iii, W is. if Sydcry'--'ja ,..4 M1 mio Q Samin rs 'L 'VPN .Q 'X f l w M - g. anon Elizabplll Sfflrmipf N ...gf HAROLIJ Cl, 5liCLliRSTRO3l, JR. ' General .1 lflenientary ll'-Pllrtliify Classl: Kansas State Col- lege ol :Xpplied bcieiiu-s and Agriculture, glam - ' lmttnn, Kansas l, 2: Class Yice-President 3? - ,D V Siqnm Plii 3. 4: l mittee 3 ' Wonder- ' 'F ful personality . . ru gentleman . . . coltee t . - drinlcer . . . Harry . 1 x - g ' K CARMELA LUCILE SENERCHIA ' General Elementary: Glee Club I. 2, 3, 4, President 4: N-9. Kappa Delta Pi 4: 0rcl1estra 2: Sigma Kappa Phi 4 ' Amiable . . . musical ability . . . for efficiency . . . tailored tastes. , Ha,,,,,4 G. cg,,,S,,,,m, ,L LENQRE MARIE SCANLON - General Ele- .I Y ' , . mentary fFel5ruary Classl: Alpha Theta Pi I. 2. I 3 ff-,us J ,V ' '77 , .3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3: Class Recording 3': 'P-L- 5 . 'v qcretary I: Dance Study Club I: Math and . -8 3-HK' cienxce gl:ll2, 3, 4, Yicegefident-Treasurer ,V i ,Lg ' '. 'ivi i . . sense Q r r . V. . true , .TT LENURA 011 -'K am, ' - . Bence Sgidy lub 2: Glee lvl!-4h nie ati' q I 3 N. Relations :Xs iatemt -9-ln lie marriedf' - Hlhrirg per nality . . 1 t . 1 Q. 'mists SMITH it Q N 0' higgexxl ....sn. J l 'T A ' T f 'IU -----ii , 1 - 1 G, 2 ,nt iH?'f-TQtf!if7m r I w . i 1 Qs '55 536- Vx : X 'YI DQS N ' i -1 :-an-9-3---4--ff 9 1 L QS -fb , ,gb , No Joan Spangler , 0.0 'Wt-rw-' 4 ,f QQ? ig -1 l' -fv.A J 1-' ifew creatlve . proficient classroom orator. wa. mi?- W f w-:ug 3' Xe ! .U l lk sv- . lv I, 1'1 N 'C W 0 . M 35 1 .EE aw' 5 ,,,, a r' qt 'y 0330 George L. VVill Harry L. Wheeler HARRY L. VVHEELER ' General Elementary lfrelmruary Classl: Vvinston Salem Teacllers Col- lege, Winston Salem, North Carolina l. 2: Forum Club 3, 4g lVlen's Baslcetlmall 3, 4 ' Vibrant per- sonality . . . ready lor interesting cliscussion . . . advocate ol beep bop. GE L. VVILL ' lnclustrial Arts: Epsilon uture Teachers ol 4 Treasurer DI D IAY LOXVENTHAL ALMA MATEH Though short the moments with you Though years stretch on hetoreg The friends, the truths we gain here he OLll'S HIOIC Elfld IHOFC. Cil0I'lIS Praises singi Newark State, we sing to you Loud they ringi Sounding ever tirm and true Pledge we now, ioyaity the ages through To each other and to you. tOh ha ii Alma ixiater, haii if 2. Ever shaii we honor The icieais you have taught, Ever truiy cherish The rare gifts you have brought. tchorusl 5. Remembering you have taught us The purpose of our strife is not to maice a living, a lite. tchorusj s 41 STAFF DIRECTORY DR.. JOHN B, DOl'G.-XLL, President, .19 Ashland Road, Summit MISS MARY BAKER ,.,. 19 Clinton INVPIIUC, Maplewood MISS ANNA M. BALLING ...... 2 Barnes Place, Bloomfield MISS MAITDE E. BARBER .... 26 Kearny Street, Newark 4 MRS. MARY M. BARTLETT .. 269 Bay Aveilue, Glen Ridge MISS EYELYN BOXYMAN ...... 79 Elin Street, Maplewood MISS VERA H. BROOKS .... 84 Second Avenue, Newark 4 MR. Gl'Y V. BRUCE ............ 5 Lorraine Road, Sulnnlit STUDE T DR. LILLIAN ACTON CALCIA Rea Avenue Extension, Hawthorne MRS. ANITA B, D'ANGOLA .. 32 Oakland Road, Maplewood MR. JOSEPH A. IVANGOLA .. 32 Oakland Road, Maplewood MRS. EDITH D. DENNY .... 83 Second Avenue, Newark 4 MR. JOHN XY. DICKEY .......... 6 River Lane, Millburn MR. JAMES E. DOXYNES .. Hillside Avenue, Florham Park Qllost Ofhce Box 269, Madisonl MARTHA DOIYNS ........ 120 Baker Avenue, YVharton CARL E. FRANKSON .... 7 Minton Avenue, Chatham MRS. LOIS FRENCH .... 98 Alexander Avenue, Nutley 10 MR. JOHN O. GERRISH ..... 114 N. Essex Avenue, Orange DR. MICHAEL B, GILLIGAN .. 150 Main Street, Chatham MR. JOHN C. HUTCHINSON, JR. 49 Longview Avenue, Madison MR. XYALTER L. KABIS .... 90-1 Sanford Avenue, Irvington MISS RENEE KELLER .. 106 Grant Avenue, Jersey City 5 MR. HERMAN I. LEPP ........ 21 Highfield Lane, Nutley MISS RUTH E. LIPPMAN .......... Essex House, Newark DR. MR. MISS MINNIE LIPSON .... 7 Chestnut Street, East Orange MISS CHARLOTTE LOCKWOOD 249 Belleville Avenue, Bloomfield DR., IJARREL J. MASE .. 38 North Hillside Avenue, Chatham MISS FRANCES MITCHELL .... 50 Prospect Street, Dover MRAALTON D. O'BRIEN .. 423 Barclay Street, Perth Amboy MRS. JANE G. PLENTY . 227 N. VValnut Street, East Orange MISS LOUISE S. RAFFERTY u 208 Prospect Street, East Orange MISS ALICE L. RICE ....... 18 Kearny Street, Newark 4 MR. EVAN C. RICHARDSON .. 32 Oak Street, Belleville 9 MR. PRED M. RICHMOND .. 406 Chestnut Street, Nutley 10 MRS. DOROTHY D, RIGGS 264 Ridge Street, Newark 4 DR. BRUCE B. ROBINSON ...... 16 Park Place, Newark 4 MISS LAURA E. ROGERS .. 465 Van Dyk Avenue, Haledon MISS A. LUELLA SEAGER, 254 Mt. Prospect Avenue, Newark DR. MARION E. SHEA ........ 371 Lake Street, Newark 4 MR. ANDREW L. SLOAN. iso XVilliamson Avenue, Bloomfield MISS HELEN C. SNYDER ...... 79 Elm Street, Maplewood MISS NANCY THOMPSON .. 97 Fourth Avenue, Newark 4 EDXVARD J. TOOHEY .. 219 Garside Street, Newark 4 MR. DR. LENORE VAUGHN-EAMES S26 Vl'oodland Avenue, Mountainside DR. GRACE KAHRS WARD .. 2600 Boulevard, Jersey City DR. HARRIET E. VVHITEMAN 538 Summer Avenue, Newark 4 DR. EUGENE G. VVILKINS .. 53 VVhitney Road, Short Hills MR. WILLARD E. ZVVEIDINGER 871 Ridgewood Road, Millburn UIHEIITUHY ABBOTT, JEAN ......... ABRAMSON, EVELYN .. ACKERMAN, HOXYARD . AITKEN, XYILLIAM ..... ALBERTS, RITA ....... ALEXANDER, ANNA .... ALLISON, ETHEYN ..... ALSTON, RUTH ........ ANDERSON, JOSEPH ANDRIOLA. MARY ANN ARCHIA, ELLEN ARKUS, JOAN .......... ARLOTTA, MINNIE .. ARNOLDI, ALMA ....... ARSENAULT, JUDITH .. ARTYM, CECILIA ...... BACH, RUTH ........... BAKALCHUK, LENA .... BAKER RUTH ......... BANDOILYAI, llORls BARNES, MARTIN .. 76 BARRETT PATRICIA .. BARTELL: VALERIA BATTAGLIA, BASIL . .. BAYUK, JACQUELINE . BECKER, ROBERT ..... BEISLER, ALVIN ..... BEISLER, AUGUST BERGER. SHIRLEY BERKOXYITZ, PEARL .. BERMAN, MAXINE BERRY, BARBARA BESSETT, RICHARD BIANCO, EYELINA .... BILGRAV. MCRIEI. BISCOBEL, FRANCES BISHOP, 1JORIi'l l'A .... . BITTMANJ XYALTER ... . . Hopper Avellue, POIIIDIOII Plains . . . . . 197 Maple Avenue, Irvington . . . . . 68 Hansbury Avenue, Newark . ..... 52 Louis Street, Carteret .. . . . . . 50 Boylan Street, Newark . . . . . . . . . S73 High Street, Newark . . . . . . 19 Birch Avenue, Princeton 216 Amherst Street, East Orange 21 Clark Street, Glen Ridge . . . . . . 436 Post Avenue, Lyndhurst . . . . . . .. 2 Custer Avenue, Newark . . . . . . . 134 Norwood Avenue, Lodi . 1101 Central Avenue, Union City .. 116 Harrell Avenue, XYoodbridge ... . . . . 341 Harriot Street, Avenel . 4 Hillcrest Place, North Caldwell ... . . . . .210 Prince Street, Newark . . . . . 16 Parkview Terrace, Clifton .. . . . . 34 Temple Place, Irvington North Fullerton Avenue, Montclair . . .. 2952 XVickIiffe Street, Newark . . . . . . . .. 50 Mary Street, Newark 274 Govenor Street, Paterson . 465 Union Avenue, Irvington . . . . . . . . . . 16 Pleasant Place, Deal 629 Liberty AVCIIUC, Jersey City . . . . . . 710 Bergen Street, Newark 153 Clifton Avellue, Newark 28 Mapes AVCIIUC, Newark . . 79 Summit Road, Elizabeth . . . . . .. 13 Burnett Street, Newark BIZER, HELI-.N ................ 270 Dorer Avenue, BLASENHEIM, BERNICE . 189 XYest Bigelow Street, .. 23 XVilcox Avenue, East Orange 449 South 16th Street, Newark 194 High Street, Perth Amboy 81 lYolcott Terrace, Newark 193 Fairmount Avenue, Newark 122 IIUTCIIZINI Avenue, East Orange Hillside Newark BLEECKER, XYALTER ....... 53 XYarren Street, Bloomfield BOBAL, BERNICE ...... 718 Raritan Avellue, Perth Amboy BOCHNER, MARGIIERITE 288 Pomona Avenue, Newark BOCK, MARGARET ........ 125 Tooker Avenue, Springfield BODET, LILLIAN ............ 136 Irving Place, Rutherford BOIISEN, BARBARA .. 73 Vl'ashington Street, XYest O ange BOLLBACH, DOROTHY . ,,.. . 27 RUIIBIIII Avenue, Kearney BOOK, ANDREXY ...... 683 Johnstone Street, Perth Amboy BORNMANN, ELIZABETH Q 48 Mountain INVCIIIIF, Nortll vllllllfllilfl BORYLO, I-LORENCE ........ 25 Grant Place, I'IilCliC'1lSHK'k BRADSIIAIX, l'R.-XNCES ...... 339 Bergen Street, I'lain1'ieltI BRADY MARY ..... 28 BIOYIOII Place, East Orange BR.-xsc'H, t'l.ARENcE .'.' 'lil,k'1:ll, lil.-iirllioiir Ril., Gladstone BRASKIN, RITA . .............. . BRI-IDE, GERTRVDE BRESSLER, MARVIN BREXYSTER, DORIS 121 Schley Street, Newark .. 113 Soutll Clinton Street, East Orange 158 Clinton Place, Newark .. . ...-...-1.21 Daniel Avenue, Rutllerford BREX, GERTRUDE BRlTTl.E, ROBERT .. BROllsKY, DORIS ..... BROOKS, JEANETTE .. BROOKS, JERRY ...... BROOKS, RRORHY, BROWN, llORls ....... BROWN, DOROTHY BRzEzlNsRl, HENRY . BUCKLEY, HERBERT . BULECA, CHARLES BULGER, JOHN ....... BURNETT, IYALLACE . BURROXYS, MARGARET cAlRNs, JOHN ........ c.-TMERON, MARGARET CAMPBELL, JEANNE .. c.- i.lPBEl,l-, JOHN .... . JOHN ANN ...... 271 Clark Street, Hillside 35 Suffolk Avenue, Maplewood 81 Vl'atson Avenue, Newark 490 Burnside Street, Orange 64 Bragaw Avenue, Newark 64 Bragaw Avenue, Newark 1187 Fulton Street, Rahway . . . . . 89 Weequahic Avenue, Newark . . . . . . . . 250 Parker Street, Newark . . . . . . . . . . . 104 Elm Street, Newark 101 South Martine Avenue, Fanwood . . . . . . . . 39 Fairheld Avenue, Fords 181 Beers Street Keyport I I i . 10 John Street: Chatham . . . . . 19 Columbia Avenue, Newark .. 21 Madison Avenue, Newark .. .. S3 Clay Street, Fair Haven . . . . . . . . 136 Brook Street, Matawan . . . . . . . . . . Sussex Road, Bergenfleld CARD, BEATRICE ...... Newark Turnpike, Pompton Plains CARTER, HOLLIS CASCIANO, MARIE .... CAVALIERE, ROSE .... CETO, ELEANOR ...... CHAMBERLIN, ALBERT CHANENSON, LOIS CHASKES, ADELE .. CHAZEN, SHIRLEY .... CHERESS, DOROTHY .. CHESNUT, BARBARA . 'HRISTY MARY RUTH 229 Lillcoln Avenue, Elizabeth 1 19 129 Atlantic Street, Keyport 366 Rutgers Avenue, Hillside 307 Monroe Avenue, Plalnlield 409 Smitll Street, Perth Amboy 20 XVoodland Avenue, Nutley North 10th Avenue, New Brunswick 88 Norwood Street, Newark .. S94 Jacques Street, Perth Amboy 387 Leslie Street, Newark CHESLER, R1-IODA .............. 18 Harper Terrace, Cedar Grove . . . . . 130 Maple Avenue, Irvington L C , . . CICERO, CARMEN .... .- ..... 370 Roseville Avenue, Newark CIRILLO MARY ANNE . 49-1 South 21st Street, Irvington c1,ARKE,' JEANNE ...,.. ' ...... 159 Milford Avoiroo, Newark CLIFTON, AUDREY .... 35 Delalield Street, New Brunswick COFFEY, MARGARET .... 361 Amboy Avenue, Vl'oodbridge COHA N, ZA RA ........ COIIEN, ETHEL ..... COLE, MARGARET .. 118 Acme Street, Elizabeth 230 Peshine Avenue, Newark . . . . . . . . 61 Third Avenue, Newark COLE, STANLEY ..... .... 8 01 Amsterdam Avenue, Roselle COLELLA, ROSE ............... 371 Henry Street, Orange COM LY KATHRYN 308 XYoodside Avenue, Ridgewood cOlsitlN'Al.E, sTEl.l.A .'.'.'.. ws sooili loili Street. Newark CON FORTI MARIA .... t'oNROY, ROsANNE CORONA, YILMA .... COSSA, ROSALIE ...... COSTELLA, JOSEPH . . . COSTLEY, LILLIE MAY COYNE, MARY ........ CRADDOCK, ELAINE .. CRISAFI, MARY ....... CROXYE, BARBARA .... 254 Ridgewood Avenue, Glen Ridge 221 lYoodside Avenue, Newark 22 Jelierson Avenue, Arlington 7 Niles Street, Elizabeth 27 Roosevelt Avenue, Belleville -10 Ridgewood Avenue, Newark . .430 Darrow Avenue, Plainfield .. . . . . 251 Pomona Avenue, Newark 384 South 11th Street, Newark . 1 Roosevelt Street, Roseland IIIEXAS, LOLA ................ 168 Avon Avenue, Newark CIINNINGHAM. DOROTHY .. 423 Crooks Avenue, Patterson CLYNNINGHAM, ELIZABETH 968 M'est 8th Street, Plainfield CIIRTIN, GEORGE ............ 490 Innes Road, YYoodridge KEEFE, JOHN ...,..... CUT1-IBERT R1cHAR1J . DANCAK NAOMI .... DAIJENAS, JAMES ...ff D'APOLITO MARIE . DAVIDSON: EDITH . DeANGEL1s, JOAN .... . DeFRANCA, AGNES . .. DeGRYSE, JOAN ........ DEITRICK, JAMES ...... DelCONTE, MICHAEL 1313 VVoodlawn Road. Lake Mohawk . . . 60 N. W'illow Street, Montclair . . . .. 11 Merchant Street, Newark . . . . . . . . . .. Main Street, Peapack . . .. . 26 VVolcott Terrace, Newark .. . 638 E. Front Street, Plainfield . . . . 132 Ripley Place, Elizabeth . . . . . . Route 3, Box 455, Rahway . . . 292 VVoodside Avenue, Newark 5111 Bergenline Avenue, 1Vest New York DelGUERCIO, JOSEPH ........ 101 Eighth Avenue, Newark DelGUERC1O, NINA ..... DELLA PENTA, ROBERT DELLO-RUSSO, ROBERT DeLUCA, RUSSELL ..... DeMAIO, STEPHEN ..... DEN BLEYKER, DANIEL DENTON, LOIS .... 312 lleROGATIS, ERNESTINE DEVINE, EILEEN .............. DeWAR, ROXA N E ............ DeZAVALA, DORIS DIARD, NAOMI ......... . . . . . . 101 Eighth Avenue, Newark 131 Spring Street, Lodi . .. 225 E. Broad Street, VVestfield 432 North 7th Street, Newark 675 North 5th Street, Newark 187 East 6th Street, Clifton Mount Prospect Avenue, Newark .. 486 North 7th Street, Newark I3 Butler Place, Arlington 122 Union Avenue, Belleville ...398 Forest Avenue, Lyndhurst 72 Gillespie Road, Bloomfield DiCREDICO, LUCY ....... .... . .. 22 Lock Street, Newark IJILBATIS, MURIEL .... DILVVORTH, THEODORE DiPIETRO, CONCETTA . DISNER, EVELYN ...... DISTASIO, ROSALIE DOBRANSKI, MARILYN DONEY, JANE ........ .. DONHAUSER, MAE ..... . . . . . . . 312 Maple Avenue, Linden . . . . . . . . 51 Hansen Avenue, Fords . . . 386 South 11th Street, Newark . . . . . . . . 329 Vine Street, Elizabeth . . . . . 23 Belmohr Street, Belleville . . . 281 Keene Street, Perth Amhoy 459 Belmont Avenue, Newark .. 153 Belleville Avenue, Belleville DOUGHERTY, EVELYN . . . .. Ridgedale Avenue, Madison DOYLE, MARGARET DuBOISE, MAGNOLIA .. DUNSMORE, GRACE DURGET, PATRICIA .. 552 Hazel Avenue, Perth Amboy 21 Hunterdon Street, Newark 104 Williams Street, Orange . . . . . . 246 Pacific Street, Paterson ELIA, MICHAEL .......... 151 Fourth Avenue, Hawthorne ELLIOTT, BENJAMIN ENGLAND, LOIS ...... ENGSTROM, JEAN . . EPSTEIN, MIRIAM . . . ERNISH, ELEANOR . . . EVERMAN, JACK ..... FARBER, SEYMOUR . . FARGUHAR, PETER .. 371 Lynnwood Avenue, Trenton . . . . 8 Haggers Lane, Fair Haven .. . .. 73 Grove Street, Montclair . . 266 Seymour Avenue, Newark . . . . . . 86 Wagner Avenue, Fords .. . . . . . 90 Myrtle Avenue, Dover . . . 28 Thirteenth Avenue, Newark . . . . . . . . 30 Cottage Street, Newark FEGAN, PATRICIA ....... 21 Harding Terrace, Morristown FEINSILBER, SELMA . . . FEINSTEIN, SAMUEL . . FELBURG, WILLIAM . . . FERRARA, VIRGINIA . . . FERREIRA, RUBY ...... FINKELSTEIN, INA FIORENZA LUCY 310 Palisade Avenue, Union City 125 Essex Street, Jersey City 76 Clinton Avenue, Newark 10 Washington Avenue, Nutley . ..... 26 Stratford Place, Newark .. 936 South 20th Street, Newark 119 Brookwood Street, East Orange FISHER, ROBERT .. VVashington Avenue, West Caldwell FLINT, WALTER .... 168 Greenewood Avenue, East Orange FLINTON, ELEANOR 118 Highland Trail, Indian Lake, Denville FORBES, VIRGINIA .......... 97 McKinley Street, Nutley FORGIONE, ELIZABETH .... 70 Harrison Street, Belleville FORGIONE, MARIE ......... 70 Harrison Street, Belleville FESBRE, VINCENT ........ 423 West 5th Street, Plainfield FOX, LEO .............. 1002 South Broad Street, Trenton HALL1NAN,LIL1AS ........... 138 Broad Street, Newark HANOPOLE, BEVERLY .. 604 Chancellor Avenue, Irvington HANSSLER, HILDEGARDE .. .105 Union Avenue, Irvington HARRISON, JANE ....,..... 17 Mitchell Place, Glen Ridge HARRISON, MARILYN ........ 60 Yale Avenue, Irvington HART, MARY ELLEN 103 Rockaway Avenue, Rockaway HASENZAHL, CHARLOTTE .... 1112 Howard Street, Union HAUG, ROSEMARIE . 15 Mountainside Terrace, Livingston HEDGE, ELMIRE ..... 279 XY. Passaic Avenue, Rutherford HEEBNER, EULA ............ 24 Swaine Place, VV:-st Orange HEIMLICH, VIOLET .......... 37 Hillcrest Avenue, Iselin HENDLOXVITCH, MARIAN, 523 New Brunswick Avenue, Fords HERMAN,RUTH ................ 387 Monroe Street, Passaic HERRON, MARGARET .... 519 Groom Street, Perth Amhoy HICKEY, DOROTHY ....... 450 Summit Avenue, Carlstadt I-IILDINGER, GRETCHEN ...... 304 John Street, Harrison I-IINCK, VIOLET MAE ............. Main Street, Stanhope HNATKONV, DOROTHY . 600 Elizabeth Street, Perth Amboy HOBBIE, ERNEST .......... 90 1Vinans Avenue, Cranford HOCHMUTH, ESTHER .... 219 Hillside Terrace, Irvington HOnc:sON, JOHN .......... 189 Edmund Avenue, Paterson HOGENCAMP, HELEN .... 492 Prospect Street, Maplewood HOLCK, BARBARA ............ 51 Spruce Street, Cranford HOLLANDER, IRENE .......... 148 Schley Street, Newark HOLLEY, ROSE MAE .......... 36 Clayton Street, Newark HOROWITZ, LEONARD .. 240 Mt. Hope Avenue, Rockaway HOWARD, JOHN ........ 62 N. Passaic Avenue, Chatham HOVVE, DAVID .... U ............. I5 Bowers Road, Caldwell HOYT, GEORGE . . 1 . . . ....., 2248 Church Street, Rahway HUBERMAN, FAY ... . . . 536 South 1-1th Street, Newark HUFF, ZELDA ..... .... 2 26 Shelley Avenue, Elizabeth HUGG, RAYMOND ......... 115 Orchard Road, Maplewood HUGHES, RICHARD .. 295 Rockwell Avenue, Long Branch HUYSMAN, JOHN .. Bldg. 5, Hillairy Avenue, Morristown HYDE, JOHN ............ 21.2 Van Houten Avenue, Passaic IANUZZI, ETTA ................ 29 Hazel Place, Irvington INGANDELA, JOSEPHINE 153 Laurence Street, New Brunswick JACKSON, REBECCA ...... 177 Oakland Road, Maplewood JACOBITTI, ANITA ............ 76 Dover Street, Newark JANNERONE, JOCELYN ........ 70 Ravine Avenue, Nutley JOHNSON, DONALD ....... 32 Liberty Place, VVeehawken JOHNSON, RICHARD .. ... 72 South 12th Street, Newark JONES, CAROL ........ ...... 3 2 Summit Road, Clifton JOOST, WILLIAM .......... ,. 43 Tennyson Place, Passaic JORDAN, MARYLYN ............ 68 Allen Street, Rumson KAHRMANN, CHARLES .. 40 South Drive, New Brunswick KALISH, ESTHER ...... 1165 Rector Street, Perth Amhoy KALTENBORN, ANNA .... 237 Prospect Avenue, Dunellen KANAS, FLORENCE ......... 255 Morris Avenue, Summit KAPHAN MINNA ...... 259 Schley Street, Newark kAPLOw'1Tz, ABRAHAMU.'.'.'... 105 ciiman Place, Newark KASHEFSKY FRANCES . 96 Hedden Terrace, Newark KAZ1MIR,EEEANOR ...ffff'74.z Lee street, Perth Amboy KEENA, JOHN ..... KEHOE, MARTIN .. KELLER, ALMA ....... KELLER, ROBERT .......... . . . . . . . . .. 9 Berkshire, Irvington KERNAN, BERNICE ...... 81 Second Street, South KIERNAN, MARGARET ,... KING, AUSTIN ............. KINGSTON, VVILLIAM .. 75 . . .. 395 Summer Avenue, Newark . . . .. 527 Centre Street, Nutley .. . . .. 106 Shaw Avenue, Newark 12 Bungalow Court, Newark Orange 277 Beechwood Avenue, Union 373 Elizabeth Avenue, Newark N, Grove Street, East Orange FRANKEL, ALVERNA, 757 Pleasant Valley 1,Vay, VVest Orange FRESE, EMILY .................... 18 Leaycraft, Caldwell HI LA 3 Hornhlower Avenue Belleville FRIED, S E .. ..... . 5 , FRIEDMAN, HILDA ............ 90 Spruce Street, Newark FRIEDMAN, SHIRLEY .. .. 175 West End Avenue, Newark FRIEMAN. DORIS ..,....... 151 Linden Avenue, Irvington FROME, RUTH .. 30 MacArthur Drive, Runyon Park, Fords CAGE, MARILYN ...... Randolph and Hart Street, Rahway GALANTI, MENICA .... 226 Tremont Avenue, East Orange GARLOCK, JEAN ..... 72 Westville Avenue, Caldwell GARRUTO, MARIE .. ..... 154 Verona Avenue, Newark GERDES, RUTH ............ 90 Tooker Avenue, Springfield GLAAB, MADELINE .......... Sussex Avenue, Morristown GLENNON, JEAN .............. 1422 Leslie Street, Hillside GOEHRING, EMILY .. 39 North Maple Avenue, Park Ridge GOHD, NORMA GOHD, SHIRLEY ....,... GOLDBLATT, FLORENCE GOLDFARB, SHIRLEY . . . . . 80 Huntington Terrace, Newark 50 Summit Road, Elizabeth 717 Ber en Street Newark GOLDFINGER. HERMIA s Myfile Aveaaa, Passaic GOLDMAN, JEAN ....... 61 Millington Avenue, Newark GOMMOLL, HARRY ............ 67 Hudson Street, Newark GOOD, MARGARET . 416 GOODE, WILLIAM .. 74 W. Mt. Pleasant Street, Livingston Eighth Avenue, Atlantic Highlands GOULD, PEGGIE ..... ..... 1 478 Highland Avenue, Hillside GOUSS, SYLVIA ............ 70 Campfield Street, Irvington GRASSANO. MADELINE .. 223 South 7th Street, Newark GRAVENHORST, DONALD .. 1502 Compton Terrace, Hillside GREEN, HILDE ............. 83 Johnson Avenue, Newark GREENE, JEANETTE ...... 128 Shephard Avenue, Newark GRIFFIN, GLORIA .... . . . . . . 114 Newton Street. Newark GRINNEL, JOAN ............ 22 Palmer Street. Bloomfield GROSS. DOROTHY ..... 174 W. Main Street, Bound Brook GRUNEWALDER, MARJORIE .. 255 Ellis Avenue, Irvington I-IAGGERTY. CLAIRE .......... 618 Green Street, Elizabeth HAHN, NANCY ........ 203 West Passaic Avenue, Bloomfield HAIRE, MADELINE ........... 176 First Avenue, Newark HALADY. TOSEPH ...... 109 Columbus Place, Roselle Park HALE, JOSEPH . ...... 211 Dorer Avenue, Hillside KIRSCHNER, RHODA .... KITTNER, ELIZABETH KLEIN, CLARA ............ KLEIN, JEAN . ........ . KLIMOVVICZ, DIANA .. KLINGLE, EDVVARD KNITTEL, LOIS ...... KNOBLER, MILTON ..... KOCHKA ALBERT KOEHLER CHARLOTTE'- 128 Hill Street, Highland Park .. 8 Oakwood Avenue, Glen Ridge 117 Hammond Avenue, Passaic 1536 XValker Avenue, Union 116 Ellis Avenue, Irvington . .. . . . .. 16 Anton Street, Passaic 99 Carolina Avenue, Newark . 21 Harding Terrace, Irvington 105 Bartholdi Avenue, Butler . Fairmount Avenue, Chatham KOELBLE,, BETTE ,. 176 .Arlington Avenue, East Orange KOPRIVA, LEE . ..,........... 33 Grace Street, Bloomfield KOSTIUK, LYDIA .... KOTTMAN ANN ..... KREISLER: FLORA KRUEGER, ELEANOR KUNAK, HELEN ..... KUNZ, WILLIAM .... ITCHER DOROTHY KL . . . LAFLIN. VIOLA ....... . LAGOWITZ, SOPHIA .... LaHIFF, SALLY ...... LANGER, RUTH ..... LANIA, MICHAEL ..... Route 3, Box 71, Rahway . .. 389 Isabella Avenue, Irvington .. 149 Dwight Street, Jersey City . . . . . 487 Nye Avenue, Irvington . . . 69 Christopher Street, Carteret 509 Richmond Avenue, Maplewood 415 Stuyvesant Avenue, Irvington 96 Mt. Carmel XVay, Ocean Grove 166 Morris Avenue, Long Branch .. . 15 Overdeer Place, Fair Lawn . . . 393 Belmont Avenue, Newark . . . . .. 133 Pacific Street, Newark LARCOM, CHARLES ........ Littleton Road, Morris Plains LARSEN, CAOLE ..... LARSON. ERLAND LAUDATI. FILOMENA LEHMKUHL, HELEN LERMAN, CAROLYN . LEUANG BERNICE .. . 371 XVilliam Street, East Orange . . . . 68 Gates Avenue, River Edge . , . . .. 14 Stone Street, Newark . . . . . . 168 Union Avenue, Clifton . . . . . . . . 1093 Salem Road, Union 265 Maple Avenue, VVallington LEUSENRING, MARGARET, 240 George Street. South Amboy LEVIN, DIANA .......... 189 VV. Bigelow Street, Newark LEVINE, ESTABEL, 463 New Brunswick Avenue, Perth Amboy LEVY. BEVERLY, ......... 24 Franklin Avenue, Maplewood LEWIS, DORIS ............ 117 VVeequahic Avenue, Newark LEWIS. NADINE .... ...... 1 03 Third Street. South Orange LIEDERMAN, CLAIR .... .. 21 YVyndmoor Avenue, Newai'k LINDAUER, ELLEN 885 Hunterdon Street, Newark LING ELYORD ....... 56 Hillside Avenue, Glen Ridge Luvrl, HORO 1'H EA ..... ff. 4 Clihonl Street, East Orange LOWLN 1 HAL, MAY .......... 63 Kuna Terrace, Irvington LL'l'I'lIl.E, MARGARET ...... 251 LVIIIOD Avenue, Irvington l.I'NtrER, JEAN ......... 17 La France Avenue, Bloomlleld Ll'ZZl, t'RANK .......... 103 Lafayette Street, Jersey City LYNCH, ELIZABETH ....... 295 Seymour Averlue, Newark MACIIXSHYN, JULIA ........... 54 Mary Street, Carteret MACIOCI, SYLYIA .......... 613 North 4th Street, Newark MacIYER, MURDO .. 378 lYasllington Avenue, Cliffside Park Ittact'Ht'.t:, ROSIIA .......... I Rutgers Street, Maplewood MANTGAS, ATHENA .......... 16 N. Sussex Street, Dover MARCUS, JEROME ...... 108 Huntington Terrace, Newark MARGOCYL, HELEN ......... 104 Hornsby Avenue, Fords MARINI, NICK .............. 79 Maclfarlan Street, Dover MARKOWSKY, DOROTHY 50 N. Munn Avenue, Newark MARMELSTEIN, RUTH . 104 Shrewsbury Avenue, Red llank MAROIS, JOANNE ......,.... 690 South 19th Street, Newark MARSHALL, ELAINE .... Oakwood Avenue, North Haledon hlAR'I'INELl.I, RAMONA ......... 2 liould Place, Caldwell MASCIA, FAUSTINA ....... 192 South 7th Street, Newark MASTROEAN, JOHN .......... 428 Forest Street, Kearny NAU, JOANNE ...... ....... 5 Plymouth Place, Roseland MAY, MARGARET ...... 302 Beechwood Lane, Maple Shade MAZZEO, ROSALIE .... 292 Trcmount Avenue, East Orange MAZZUCCO ALICE ..... MCCARTHY, GEORGE ..... MCCLELLAN, HELEN .......... 153 Ashland Road, Summit MCDERMOTT, JOANNE MCNAIR, PHYLLIS ....... MCNAMERA ELIZABETH tttcNrsH, MARILYN ...... ' MCNULTY, MARION .... MCPHILLIPS, JOAN .. MEDOFF, AUDREY . .. MEEK, HARRIET ....... MERSFELDER. JEAN MEYERSON, JOAN .... MILLS, HAROLD .... South Street, Murray Hill 25 Terrace Avenue, Jersey City 868 Graw Avenue, Newark 22 Koclas Drive, Netcong 348 Second Street, South Amboy 55 Anderson Road, Ilernardsville 812 Stanton Avenue, Elizabeth . ....... 98 High Street, Orange 486 Fabyan Place, Newark . 584 East 27th Street, Paterson 213 Pomona Avenue, Newark .. 30 Rutgers Street, Irvington 50 El Place East Oran e . . . . y , g MISEYKO, OLGA .............. 47 Bergen Avenue, Clifton MITCHELL, ZELMA ........... S2 Vllright Street, Newark MODZELEVVSKI, VINCENT .... 120 Main Street, Sayreville MOORE, ALICE ......... MORGAN, GRANT ........ MORSING. RUTH ....... MOTT, ELIZABETH ..... MULVEY, HELEN .... .. MUNIZ KENNETH . . . NELSON, XVILBUR ...... NEVVMARK, DAVIA .... NICHOLS, PAUL .... NISSMAN, IRVING .. NOLL ANNETTE ..... NUNZIATO, OLYMPIA .... . . O'CONNOR, MAUREEN OESE. ROHFRT ,......... OLASZ, JOSEPH ........ .1... O'MAI.I.EY, MARIE ....... ORSULAK, PAULINE OsMAN, ANITA ....... PACE. ANN ........ ..... . PACELLA, JOSEPH .. PALUMBA, JOSEPH . . PAPPAS, t:mRt:E ,...... PASCAL. SUSAN .....,. 187 South 10th Street, Newark . . . . . . . 57 Davis Avenue, Dover Sl Yale Street. Mao'--woofl 7 Mt. Pleasant Avenue, Newark 42 Fillmore Street, Newark .. 205 South Street, Jersey City 24 Dartmouth Street, Fords 340 Maple Street, Perth Amboy .. 384 Park Avenue, Rutherford 1335 Park Avenue, Plainfield . 85 VVoodland Road, Bloomfield NORCIA, GEORGINE .... U79 Crawford Street, East Orange S2 Gerard Avenue, Matawan 78 Raritan Road, Cranford 83 Center Stree' Pt-'th Amon-I Lorain Street, New Brunswick 314 Davis Avenue, Harrison S6 Dow Street, Belleville 108 Huntington Terrace, Newark 54 S. Stanlev Road South Orange . 210 Van Buren Street, Newark 345 North 12th Street, Newark 370 Ar'kC '1:in Avenue. Ulm- Rf-1-'r 1226 Ninth Avenue, Neptune r-ASSACANTANHO. OLc:A,' PATTERSON, HENRY ..... PEDDIE, BARBARA ....... PEGA, JEAN ............ PELLEGRINO, YOLANDA ' '. PEPE. ELIZABETH ..... PERKOIVSKI. EDWARD PERLMUTTER. IRENE 421 Market Street, Perth Amboy VVest Lake Drive. Denville 16 Porter Road, Maplewood .. 2511 Adam Place, Union City . ...... 57 Blaine Street, Passaic 313 St'-hbins Place, Plainfield RFD itl, Box 30E, Perth Amboy S14 Vlhashington Avenue, linden PETROCCO, ERNEST l'ETRULrs, ANTHONY ........ PETRUOLY, NORMA ......... r-Hill., snnn gy 15 Monmouth Avenue, Dover 1 Hanford Place, Caldwell 86 Union Avenue, Irvington 38 Rutgers Street, IU-'-lm ' PICHE, BETTY ..... 294 Montgomery Street, Bloomfield PINNAS, ELAIN PISTOLAS. JOHN .... . PITTS. in Ll tv .,,,,,, , 198 Shephard Avenue, Newark P.O. Box 247, Dover 273 A l16'S' Q'l'e'Pt, Easf nranrve vl.l1NRETT, EUNICE POLL, IIERNICE POLLACK, HARRIET PORETTO, IOHN ....... l'0R'rI-'R, NRI-'Nlllk ,,,, POTTER, BARIIARA .. POTTER, JEAN .,....... l lXVFR'4, Arlnur-gy , POXYERS, IRENE .... POXYERS, JEAN .... PROVINE. IITLIIIS . PRIIDHOMME IOAN v... 266 Smith Street, Newark Q 445 Clinton Avenue, Newark Greenwood Avenue, East Orange .. Blanch Avenue, West Norwood 233 Amherst Street Fact 'I--'wg 200 Vl'oodlanrl Road. Madison 144 Prospect Street, VVoodbridge . 415 llrace Avenue, Darth th -v 88 Fair Street, East Orange .. 48 VVhitford Avenue, Nutley 255 Park Avenue, Newark . ............ 30 Lincoln Park, Newark OUINIJAN: ELIZABETH 1 .... 286 YVoodside Avenue Newark RABINOJX ITZ, I'I ORENI E, 153 North 17th Street, Bloomfield RAHENRAMP. I.aVERNE .... 49 Mohr Avenue. Bloomfield RAIISCHER. JANE ............ Vl'llinoany Road, Vtfhippany REED. IANEQ ....,....... 305 Xyhitford Avenue. Nutley RIIEFESIIECIX. PRED Q .... .. 75 Clinton Avenue, VVestwood R f-AL, FLORENCE .. 23 Manner Avenue, Garfield RFITZ. DOROTHY .... RESNICK, ROBERT RHODES, HELEN RICCIARDI, NANCY .. RIGHTS, ALICE ..... RILEY NORMA . . . 328 Summer Avenue, Newark S36 South 17th Street. Newark 64 Laurel Avenue, Bloomfield .. 183 Fourth Avenue, East Orange 410 XVheatsheaf Road, Roselle Sl Highfield Lane. Nutley ROESEL, JOAN .......... .'. s'i5 Grier Av-rntrr, Elizabeth ROl.l-lNs, KENNETH . ..... ....... Lo v Avenue, Riverdale ROSBERGER, DORIS .... ROTHWACKS ROBERTA . . . . . . . . 281 Smith Street, Newark 144 Clinton Place, Newark ROTONHI, BEATRICE .... 44 Tiffany Place, Irvington ROY, BETTY ............ RUIIIN MURIEL ...... RULFS: THEODORE RUSSO ANTOINETTE RUSSOIVIAGNO, v1NCEN'T' ' ' ' 810 Broadway, Newark I5 Vernon Avenue, Newark 55 Hague Street, Jersey City 1 Orchard Street, Millburn 104 Van Nostrand Avenue, Jersey City SACHS, HERBERT ........... 69 Poplar Street, Jersey City SALERNO, GLORIA .......... 3 Pine Grove Terrace, Newark SALVO, FRANK .......... 107 New York Avenue, Newark SAMANTCHY, ELEANOR ........................ Pittstown SANSONE, ALFRED, 1474 Pleasant Valley XVay, XVest Orange SATKIN, SYDEL ............ . . 92 Brook Avenue, Passaic SCADDEN, CLAIRE ............ 8 Kitchell Avenue, Wharton SCANLON, LENORE ............ SCHAEFFER, RITA ...... SCHECHTMAN BETTE 365 Walnut Street, Nutley .. 1230 XVoodru1T Avenue, Hillside .. 352 Ellery Avenue. Newark SCHENKEL, CAROL .... 437 South 15th Street, New-fir SCHMIDT, RICHARD .. 310 New York Avenue, Jersey City SCHMITT, MARIAN .................. Route it6, Caldwell SCHMITT, ROBERT .... 77 Comstock Place, South Orange SCHRIEK 'NIARI N SCHVVARTZ VALERIE . , . O.' ...... SCHXVARTZ, FRANCES ...... 1440 Parkview Terrace, Hillside 792 Devons Street, Arlington 329 Simons Avenue, Hackensack sCHwEHM,'ERHARD 'Ho Underrlaff Avenue, Edgewater SCOTT LENORE ..... SEARCH, ELEANOR RFD iii, Box 448, Eatontown 131 Elm Street, NVest Orange SEGERSTROM, HAROLD ...........,........... Bedminster SENA, CATHERINE ...... 111 South Munn Avenue, Newark SENA, PHYLLIS ........ 111 South Munn Avenue, Newark SENERCHIA, CARMELA SENYSHYN, JULIUS .. SEPP, JOHN .............. SHAPIRO, MIRIAM SHEEHAN, JOHN ..... SHENVEN, PAULINE . SHERMAN. ABRAHAM SILVER, HELEN ...... SIMON, JUNE .......... SLAVIN, PHYLLIS ........... SMITH GRACE ..... SMITH, JACK ......... SMITH, JEVVEL ........ SMITH, MARGARET SMITH. MATHILDA ..... SNYDER, JANET ............ 121 Park Avenue, Newark 806 Roselle Street, Linden 402 Vt'ashington Street, Hoboken 142 Bellevue Street, Elizabeth .. 107 North 4th Street, Harrison .. 1436 Lexington Place, Elizabeth 366 Bergen Street, Newark 703 South 11th Street, Newark 1009 Chancellor Avenue, Irvington 20 Ruthland Avenue, Kearney .. 35 Littleton Road, Morris Plains 440 Kensington Road, Teaneck . ........ 766 Broadway, Newark 800 Ridge Street, Newark 640 Bergen Street, Newark 452 Roseville Avenue, Newark SOBOLEVVSKI. STELLA .... 246 Vermont Avenue, Irvington SODOV, AGNES ................ 48 Dayton Street, Newark SORG. RUTH .......... .... 1 9 Morse Avenue, East Orange SPANGLER OAN .. 145 Vl'est 4th Avenue, Roselle , J ........ SPILATRO, ALFRED . 215 Jefferson Avenue, North Plainfield STADELE. VERNETT ..... 478 Union Avenue. Bound Brook STAHL. DONALD ............. 760 Nicholas Place, Rahway STARKE. ROBERTA .......... 95 Hillside Avenue, Nutley STAVROS, ELIZABETH STEI N, ELAYNE .... . ......... 7 XVallace Street, Newark 1063 Bergen Stret, Newark STEIN. LUCILLE .......... 233 VVest End Avenue, Newark STEVENS, CHARLES .... STONE. BARBARA STURGIS. LOIS ..... SVVATT. EDVVARD .. 621 Palisade Avenue, Jersey City 283 Union Avenue, Irvington .. 95 Riggs Place, VVest Orange 11 Hudson Street, Clifton svl'ENsR, r.Oil1sE ..'.'.'zoo XValton Avenue, sntrth Orange SIYOPE. I .ENORD ..... .. Oranvehurgh Road, Old Tavpan TAMRURO. IOSEPH ........ 372 Fifteenth Avenue. Newark TAMN, JOHN ............ 624 N. Grove Street, East Orange TANIS. RICHARD .... 301 Van VVinkle Avenue, Hawthorne TEITLEBAUM, ROSALIND .. 75 Scheerer Avenue, Newark TERREGINO. ANTOINETTE .. 328 Elm Street, Perth Amboy TERRELL. ISABELLE ...... 308 Halsted Street, Fast Orange TETLEY, JEAN ............ 580 Alden Street, Xvoodhridge THOMA. LOIS ............ Mountain Avenue, Cedar Knolls THOMAS. DUDLEY ...... 279 Genessee Avenue, Englewood THOMSON. HARRY ..... 32 Beech Street, North Arlington TIPPO, EDXYARD ..... 58 Second Street, Long Branch TOMBLER. JOAN ....... ...... 3 07 Chestnut Street. Roselle TORRENCE. SOPHIE ........ 97 Hobson Street, Bloomfield TORREY, IEANNE ............ Badminton Court, Sea Bright TORREY, MARY .... 357 Seaview Avenue, Dongan Hill 1155. Staten Island TOURELLE. FREDERIC ........ 104 Peace Avenue, Verona TRAUTXYEIN. RUTH .......... Amboy Avenue, VVoodhridge TRAYNOR, EDXYARD ........ 137 Clerk Street, Jersey City TRAYNOR. MOIRA .. 147 Carlton Avenue. East Rutherford TROUBLEFIELD, VVILLIAM 76 Peabody Place, Newark TROY. NORMA ......,......... S15 Avon Avenue, Newark TIYNIICK. GLORIA ........ 225 XYeequahic Avenue, Newark TUOSTO. GLADYS ...... 137 Mt. Prosnect Avenue, Newark IILSHOEFER, IVALTER .. 44 South Slone Drive, Millburn VALENTINO. JOSEPHINE ........ 18 John Street, Newark VRHARSDAI-F. FRANCES ........... 13 l.osev Street. Dover VanRIPER. IORRAINE .......... 903 Lake Street. Newark VanZWENDEN, ADRIAN .. 188 Hathaway Street, Wallington VVILL, GEORGE ............ 709 Monroe Avenue, Elizabeth WILLIAMS, JUNE ............ 65 Peshine Avenue, Newark WILLIAMSON, JAMES .. 160 Smallwood Avenue, Belleville WILSON, BARBARA .... 109 S. Midland Avenue, Arlington WINDMULLER, MARILYN .... 30 Farley Avenue, Newark WITTICK, GLORIA .......... 16 Gladstone Avenue, Newark WITTNEBERT, ALLAN .... 43 Spruce Street, Cranford NVOLF, JOAN ................... 95 Vassar Avenue, Newark WOLLMAN, ROBERT ........ 152 Lehigh Avenue, Newark WRIGHT, JANICE ...... 258 Atlantic Avenue, Long Branch NVURST, STEPHEN ...... 429 Springfield Avenue, Newark YOERGER, MARY ..... ....... 9 55 Grove Street, Elizabeth YOUNG, PATRICIA 94 Wakeman Avenue, Newark YUNDZEL, ROBERT .. ...... 17 D'Anna Street, Newark ZANDANEL, ALICE ...... ...................... I 'eapack ZECCA, EVELYN ............. 275 Clifton Avenue, Newark ZELEFSKY, HARRIET ........................ Mt. Freedom ZIMMERMAN, MARY LOU, 85 Louis Street, New Brunswick ZWANG, MILDRED ............ 251 Lyons Avenue, Newark VENEZIAN, ELIN ...... VERES, MARY ......... VERES, MENYHERT VERGER, AILEEN ...... VIOLA, MARIE . ........ VVAIJLE HARRIET . . . wAczE1vfAN, DOROTHY,-I WALKER ELEANUR . WALSH, MARJORIE WATAHA, JOHN ..... WEINBERG, IDIANNE WEINRIT, EsTELLE . WEISMAN, RUTH . 6 Carson Avenue, Perth Amboy 16 32 Jackson Avenue, VVliarton 106 WHEELER, HARRY WI-IITAKER DONALD VVHITE, LAURENCE ..1iQQ. 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