Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ)
- Class of 1955
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To this end the United Nations is dedi- cated - to reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, in the equal rights of men - and of nations, large and smallf, XVe, the Class of 1955 of Lodi High School, reared in the shadow of international strife - well aware of the peril to our individual dignity and freedom, be- seech you to join us in a solemn pledge of active sup- port in the United Nations - the greatest effort yet attempted by man toward the realization of universal security - for the UN. today is the hope of world peace tomorrow. 4 1 1 7 1 1 , , 7 5' fi' -wkdlm . fl 4 -6,4 . Q4 A A --l7'x. 1- fi .f.,1,- , 744 , 1-5 f Ll, .f 1 fa-51 M, , x Xa jf-Zin' X-W , ia?'K Bureau of Dircclo ry QUQM cy! ,gafzfbzfs 'J Xf- ,f ,fx , ,, N, . AIJNlINIS'l'RATIOX CIASSFS 0RCL.XNlZ.X'I'IUNS A'l'III,li'l'ICS l1'IifX'l'L'RES Wu!! Uizfzfzzyzzfz For giving us the benefit of your expert teaching in our superb French course: for working so hard behind the scenes ut our plays, assemblies, and musi- culsg for taking such an active interest in us, our activ- ities and our problemsg for being our understanding and patient friend, we humbly dedicate to you our Yearbook. A Qffflwel manfbi Iwwr mdk im: mu' clmmxll Illll5iC chXp.11't1m'ut an importimt put of our cu1'1'icuh1m and our choir mm of Q Q Q tlu- fiuwt in tlu- stan-1 for PI'UdllQ'i1lQ. Almost single- lnilxdully. thu-v llIlfOI'LfL'ttgll31t' upvultt xx md C'UllIltlCS5 otlwrmllwin-.11 IJIWTQIXIXIIS tll1'UllQllUllttl1l1Bl'dI'N1 for lwing so gu11L'1'w11s with ycuur f1'im1cIslnip .mal Lfllill2i1lClx. 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In his day, in ours and in the days to come, this will always be true. 11 G' Secretariat Cake Qzllzhcdaf The fabric of life is made up of dreams come true, and graduation represents the unfolding of a fond and cherished dream as the result of careful planning and industry. Planning for more worthwhile outcomes makes necessary a working partnership hetween God and man. Diligent and reverent direction of this partner- ship will determine the help you will give humanity in her efforts to achieve understand- ing and world-wide peace. nf lx ex Mr. Frank Gaciofano Principal on Leave Qlfdifffliflf Und 5 12 I 1 4 . 2? WW U' QS f x KV v 'W Ov ANTHONY I. LALUMIA Director of Guidance llui-pmt umtituilm' to our wouilm'rful guid- .uicr ilinttur tor xour uuili'rst.uuling and frlrnnlxhlp. XXI- uill not form-t thi- many tum-x you wt-nt out of your nav tu ht-lp us, nur gm ui- forum! tht- zmlvii-rtixity .incl un- flnmiiiia st-use ot humor uhirh hvlpm-d us to Set- ou.r may out of our cliftiuiltit-s. You hmm- been our Symbol of unity amid all the fn-n7iu5 of high school lifu. Qfffflliilligil Nazis Economic and Social Council ROSA STASSI DL-an of Girls Thi- St-nior girls thunk you for the sym- pathy you lmvi- shown toward us :incl for your sinct-rv Q-ftorts to guidt- us in planning tht- courst- of our futures. Many of us havi- innnlt- thi- choict- of a college or vocation with your invaluable help, and all of us have arrivt-cl at a clearer und9rSt.inding of what awaits us after high school. STANLEY PIELA Director of Physical Education Lodi Ililh uithout Mr. Pin-l.i would lac llkt- .i lioun- uithuut Llulilrru---lunompli-ti-. The Class of 1935 thanks you for linking our uthlm-tit iittixltiu xo full .intl x.ir1i-nl. and for ln-ing our good friend us wull. AS thi- zulvisi-r of our class. you hav: sn-cn to it that our nhool experience-S were valu- able and Yl-XK'Al'tlllll'l. You have helped to make ug proud of our school. 13 Q' r PETER SCANDARIATO Director of Extracurricular Activities How mn we C-V6-r thank you enough -- just for lu-ing our Mr. Scan, as wt-ll as for din-Ltnug our e'xtr.1-uirricular attixitit-S 50 Q-ffirii-ntly' mot to nu-ntion Q-mlurimg our lxroke-n tmt tube-s and spill:-d L'ht'llllCillSl? Your p.itii-mv, taut and humor uill long ri-- nnun in our ini-morit-S. Thnnki for helping to give us ll uoncli-rful SL-mor yi-.ir. il df ann ,Q Jennie Alessl M Anthony Calleo L1l11an Demarest julmet Feravolo M Edward Groman QV' .,-4' 4:9 Interpreters Frank Averso Anlta Bwrone Lorenzo Bruno 9 M am 9' ,ww- 7 I s Joseph Cody Dame-1 Conte M 'Z I 'Q Lols Drexstadt Luc1l1e Durante ,aux M 'A sr Lucy Ferko Bernard Focanno Phxlxp Gross Ruth Hannigan M 1 S' Frank La Barba. Lucy Lamcke B S M A Clementxne Del Greco Jack Feldman v N ,-A Chfford Geyer Anne Mane Herman August Lascan M A Just as 'ln xnlcrnwhonil Org, mlzalxon must ham lntcrprgtmrs to tr mslate speeches and CllSCllS9l0l lS rnto the many langufnges of lts mcmhus 1 school must hue lnterprders to tr lnsl 111. knowledge mto our language so that we may undrr stand Our faculty hzs alwxys fulfllled thxs task admxrably although we have often sorely tned thru pane-nce For th1s and for the fr1endsh1p and guxd ance wh1ch they have graclously gxsen we offer our gratxtude ln the hope that we may Justxfy then' confidence 1n us ,Q IT Mane Feoranz Elxzabeth Gnfford Mildred Kronxsh M 7,45 pf' Lester Lascan Ni A ' Q .A. B.S. .A. M.A. x ' bl 56 1' ' ' A 'a ' ' r -1 1- . S A ,, , ,, ff X ffvf. X 5, I ' , ' ' ' - B-A- .A. B.A. B.S. ' ' ' ' ' I I' J Q45 --7 5 .V , . V if B.S. B.S. B.A. B.S. H 'f' ' A , 3 5 . V f Q 4, ,O ' X :' mi X V., . 'V 5 j q , .A. B.S. B.S. M.A. B.s. .A. 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RUIL E Sxmc A Lxlumm H St 1881 Suomi Hou I' L1B1rh1 L Lunch 1 XIOSI C De'1Grec0 1 SL ll1LllI'1 at 1 est gratl XXL offer our deep dlx md use le for tht frlcn nerouslv tuc ful ldxltt xou luxe ge xen durmg our four xears 0 gl hlgh school f Q 5 ' Dr C'-XXDI -X Nurs: XIHS N1 For lspmns and told I'tl11CdlLS for l ords of tomfort drops incl I-um xx nose xx e th ink x ou International Labor Urganizations gs g2f'ffaaf,CM2M' am! dials' x F il J lift 3 f V x MR. A. CAx1.ui.aTA its fgify Z ?'-Rx F ,X Chief Clerk 'V XVe sincerely tliank you for lu-ing so friendly and pleasant und for attending graciously to our sometimes irrational requests. IANI FORIAI. STAFF Front, NI. Baldino, Bm-k, H. Polisse, J, Aimxriiunl. Cl, lliiln-rio. Our gmtitucla- to tlie lmrcl- working gu.1rcli.ius of our selioolls elf-imliness. Forgive us out carelessness. 17 . OFFICE S '. ' TAF- Miss H. Qerarcli, Mrs A F -Irs, L. Sljvlgiiilgr.Nldrronl., CAFETEHIA STAFF Mrs. T. Anishi, Mrs. NI. Della Penta, Mrs. R. 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Ministry of Foreign and Domestic Affairs 2:14. . A W efzfafl a firm! A 'ai . .4 with-Q. is. 4. SENIOR CABINET Front Row: S. Gannaio, M. D'Andrea, G. Mastrelli, P. Brady, M. Args-ntero, D. Pisano, I. Miller, B. Miller. . Second Row: Mr. S. Piela, Adviserg 1. Guerriero, D. Sampson, B. Wolfe, C. Kurzynski, A. Del Greco, D. Batilitt, H. Katt, B. Yun, R. O'Conuor. Back Row: I. Toscana, G. Loiacono, P. Niosi, A. Miao, R. Focaxino. The meeting will please come to order! - and our able President, Bernie Miller. with his efficient Vice President, Barbara Ynra. Secretary. jackie Miller, and Treasurer. Xlarilyn Dandren. presides with the sznne skill and competence he has shown in all our class affairs. Our Presi- dent and Vice President are experienced, as they have held their offices before. while our Secretary and Treasurer, although new to their jobs. have demonstrated their abil- ity by serving their classmates capably. The fact that our officers have survived, the hectic days of signing petitions and the even inore hectic days of campaigning is in itself proof of their perseverance and sincere desire to work for the good of the class. Thronqli the inaze of signatures. can- didates, posters and crnnpaign speeches they einerged victorious. We can truly say that The best inen wonf' Our Senior Cabinet consists of those whom we have chosen to represent us in all things affecting our class. Since this, our Senior year, is the most important year of all our schooling thus far, it was important to choose those whom we could trust to make wise decisions. i We feel Sure that the members of the Cabinet are a true sampling of the many different backgrounds, outlooks and ways of life of the Seniors of 1955. 21 Nobel PPIZC Wlnners ZQZIZNUZ 5710 5 The sequence honor awards were begun about 15 vears ago when the faculty and admmrstratron of Lod1 Hlgh School dec1ded that there should he some sort of recogmtron for lngh scholastlc rttfunment Tlns I'CCOglllt1OIl IS grven 1n the form of bronze s1lver and gold prns for one two and three years respectlvely of good schol rshrp pm a student must accumulate 15 pomts of honor roll credlt 1n one year for 1 srlx er pm 15 pomts for two consecuhve years for 1 gold p1n 15 pomts for three consecutrve years The frrst honor roll means four pomts the second three the th1rd two and the fourth one Usually only three or four students 111 each graduatmg class rece1ve gold pms but th1s year thrrteen of our classmates the largest number ever were aw rrded th1s honor Therr puis represent three years of consrstently lngh achrevement rn schoolwork Among them are many of our school leaders the puprls who are outstandmg 1n other ways as well as SChOl'1I'Sll1p VVe should be proud of them for they are the scholars and SC1C11t1SfS of tomorrow 22 I e Balla ty e 414 R d J el nek 36' Rose y Y 0 Con 0 I O U- n,! n :Ph r M 3 Cam'll Il Il . . - I .T , - , . ' a ' . It is not easy to win a sequence pin -- in order to obtain a bronze 7 5 C . y . , . A . K Q I , , 0 7 7 Q 3 S 7 ' X 7 7 ' 1 2 ' ' onal . . . . i l 7 C ' a 7 mar y f' ' n r X Iiubl. r! Anthony Bonuno Arun' Eugene Dltmch Hannigan Manketo 73 Dml bn L0 N111 S. 'Y' 'Q and 'Q llarnet Anthony Katz 'Slam Ml Bemard .mums '41 fmcano ', 25 Muller -.1 Barb :ra X ura haf' Madeline M. Ahlbom General Saddle River Township Maddy . . . faithful booster of Nat King Cole . . . is happiest when making new friends . . . a philosopher- Oh, such is lifel' . . . approves of the U. S. Navy . . . keeps up with the latest records. Ann Appio Commercial East Paterson . . . indulges in badminton and softball . . . tempt her with la- sagna and hear her pout Oh, gee . . . tells her secrets to Pat and Martha . . . Anyone need a secretary? . . . Guy Lombardo sends her. Margaret R. Almodovar Commercial East Paterson Margie . . . can be found at the Night Riders' club house . . . best friends-Chris and Joyce . . . member of the Spanish club . . . plans ta enter the Latin American Institute. l f- ear ,ua , t 1 M I 'T fl L l ,-if V, 3 W, F25 Ann M. Asaro Marie Asaro Commercial Lodi Commercial Lodi . . . devoted admirer of Maria Lunza . . . proud of having been exempt from an exam . . . likes to spend time at home and eat pizza Arthur D. Atwood General East Paterson Ar . . . uants a career in car- pentry . . . often seen at Joe's or Frank's . . . enioys English . . . fond of eating steak . . . brown hair and blue eyes. Bee . . . black hair and brown eyes . . . a real sports fan . . . likes to roller skate . . . would not be unhappy if homework were banned hopts to suc ceei in the secretarial Heldy -7 , ws, , I s, Charles T. Anzolut College Prep Lodi Charlie . . . deep blue eyes . . . enjoys golf and bowling . . . Viva, Marilyn Monroe . . . all he wants is money . . . usually with Don. Marion L. Argentero College Prep East Paterson Mar . . . becomes ecstatic over anything chocolate . . . vivid in- terest in music . . . chummy with Harriet, Dolores and Betty . . . adores Nat King Cole . . . selected for all-state chorus . . will teach. J 5 Rye ,. lm 'JU on 5 l rlwlligll Qt sway my :qty if 'X W XXV ,X squad.. Federal govern- Camille Ballnntyne College Prep Saddle River Township . . . appears quiet, but appear- ances are deceiving . . . unusually good, often unexpected, sense of humor . . . wishes she looked older . . . served on the cheer- ing squad . . . a loyal friend and a sincere, likeable Person. Y Q . ,S '.,, I gi 'Q -5. N ,7e,5,wA,Q, 'H Mer J' I n he Nancy L. Blrlvlli V I Commercial Nan . . . a faithful basketball and football spectator . . . will enter business college . . . fond of the Muskrat Ramble . . . de- tests corny iokes and study hall . . . a future stenographer. 4' Eleanor F. Beennan Commercial Little Ferry El . . . adores cheering that foot- ball squad . . . nothing rates higher than yilet mignon . . . could do without fifth lunch . . . anyone need a secretary? 7.1 hams Bob at of the years. club for s Madeline E. Bllii Commercial East Hterson Maddy . . . auburn tresses . . . delights in cooking . . . always with Joyce . . . Thinking of You . . . pected at conceit . . . will be a secretary. Virginia M. Bel Bruno Commercial Lodi Ginny . . . usually seen with Barbara Bustraan . . . watch her on a dance floor . . . 1 almost died. . '. . giddy acer Burt Lancaster . . . gimme rauioli. Hz Doris I. Bamitt nercial East Paterson Dar . . . fills her closet with Ed- die Fisher records . . . would like to well and raise children . . . life uqire in the Girls' Ath- letic club . . . tells her problems to Harriet. Marion R. Bavlitschko Commercial Little Ferry Mar . . . enfuys English but dit- likes book reports . . . Aroeation- cooking, especially fried chicken . . . l'ocution-secretary . . . thinks about completing her collection of Iona Bennett records. f 1 5 T! Benson Beniamin College Prep Lodi lVhitie . , . cars and Domenico . . . dislikes girls with loud voices . . . play that Ebb Tide again . . . Algebra's a favorite . . . architectural designing. . Vincenza M. Barone College Prep Saddle River Township Vee . . . don't say anything against the Dodgers when she's around . . . hopes to become a teacher . . . likes to eat chicken, read, babysit . . . a pleasant girl with a nccut voice, pretty hazel EUCL 'Ucorge M. Beatrice College Prep East Paterson . . . brown hair, blue eyes . . . likes hunting and baseball . . . spends time at the I-Ilmuqood Spa . . . best friends-Al-Nick-joe . . . hopes to be a successful engineer someday. 21 'V A Michael D. Berger College Prep East Paterson Mike . . . enthusiastic tennis player . . . has been sounding his trumpet in band and orchestra for four years . . . president of the Spanish club . . . often in the company of Stuie Rubinstein . . . a prospectiue C.P.A. . ,,. 1 W fe, V r fr A ' ' 4 r l' sf Linda I. Bennan Commercial Lodi Lynn . . . enioys quiet atmos- phere accompanied by Italian vi- ands . . . always makes a hit at skating rinks . . . Q ntem- plating office work. ff, Joseph A. Bigica General A Lodi lol' . . . usually 1'ngro.ss1'1l in girls . . . would walk a mile for a pizza . . . enfoys vocal arrange- ments sung by Perry Como . . . will soon be wearing olive drab. 1 ,I I If ii ! . f r r J L , g of Maureen C. Blazok Commercial Lodi Donald C. Bloodworth Blondie . . . .ffm at basketball Csnsml LOG' games . . . Joh1myRay . . . You Don . . . interested in cars . . . can't fight city hall ' . . . relishes Martin and Lewis fan . . . sports pizza and .steak . . . goal is to conscious . . . pals around with become an exeeutivesecretary. Ierman Errico . . . likes later, to marry the executive. nothing ter than raoioli. Marguerite P. Brancato Commercial Saddle River Township Maggy . . . adores buying clothes to match her brown hair . . . has a special aversion to home work but is adept at office work . . . hangs yards and yards of beads around her neck. Joyce I. Bischak , Commercial East Paterson joy . . . usatcliing the Brooklyn Dodgers commands her attention . . . is interested in being an airline hostess . . . partial to corned beef and cabbage . . . likes to roller skate. Robert I. B cci Commercial lfttl Ferry Bob . . a photog phy ld' r mud ns s qua cc ... l'.' f me ' ' 1' . . 1 1'11l .- ' thi Coast Guard . . as an zetitc fr l ' , . .X l' ' f- to ordon B. Bishop College Prep Bish . . . intoresterl in acting . . . proud of all his friends . . . likes to swim and dive . . . especially aware of girls . . . plans to ga into dramatics. Lodi A. Brady East Paterson n produce marvels brush . . . hopes honors nn . ' 1 t 1 ' . constantly - humor . . . was urnburf, ll ns the Literature Club , v credit to his c uf J, X Irishman. . fi Rye ff! 1 f. A t , l Cl it X 1 .Y ' if In .n f . ' lx: 'st li' 9 N J-ll I JQXV. ,X X ,ix A y Km. n Q5 41 ' ly ' j X- Q ' V 7 J l ' si li' ' pr' it N . ' y by-ffl tl fl' Charle . Brandenburg ' ' V Thems' M' B'mc 0 General Saddle River l NI , , Commercial Little Ferry Township Angela L' Buchlduo Terry . . . makes friends easily Crow . . . proud of his own Commefclal Lodi . . . captain of our Varsity cheer- leaders . . . collects Tony Bennett records, dances, and swims . likes food in general . . . petite and pretty, ' l A Kill smooth-running auto, but aspires fo owning a Cadillac . . . a very large boy . . . member of the Holy Name Cadets . . . lives primarily to eat. ,f Ang . . . loyal backer of the basketball team . . . eager to marry and settle down . . . idea of heaven, large platter of rauioli . . . attractive green eyes. c , Q4 V j .1 'fi . -.-ill. ' 979k g Fin, , x A, Thomdike B. Dame Collvge- Pri-p East Putm-rwn Dukr' . , . adept at Exhing , . . tl u:l'uknL'x'v for stmk . . . ucrni' lu dfling homuwork . , .seldom without Lou nnzl Bob . . . a quiet, friendly manner. 1 QA f .. X ' ,. s . 1 iii ' '-.Y '. n .5 V ix - f N V N X' ' X' if X ff ifyfih A 'if Q! . K , Nr V Leonard Dy 9.1! V. , Czmllwlv- l'rL'p A L ' 3 Lfllllll . . . 11 Dagl fan iuuw lim! IJuk1QSnl . . rzlihrr lhrri' H115 1 N Us hmmuzrrk . .A . 3, ,f Whit till mtv! ya fl . . 'lid 'Q rmrl hr1rl1z'cul'd chicken high. X W J Marilyn A. D'.-'Andrea ffuxnliivrcial l.mIi . . . Vurx-ity ch4'4'rl1'1l1l1'r . . , pf! rrpl!l- Nut in um' lmmlrwl y1urx . . . is ymrfiul to lmkrd hum . . . flllf .Xi'lll!ll' FIIIKY Irn1l.xur1'r . . . chummy with Ifrlgh' and Yoimxrlu . . . drussvs nicvly. V. De cnee ' Elm Paterson hm' llflflllllg Hgllill-Yi lmxrlfull, und vwlm- lS pals ruth Ronald lmlthm lung . u prmywvtiuc invcring. Dawn R. Dare Culli-qv l'rm-p l,ittli- lfvrry . . . rmplnurlr jury l.4'u'i.x' . . . fflllllflt' ulmu! lmuiing, flaming, mul suxnnnimg . . . rlfhn urcom- yuznivd hy Dil Piwnm, Ilrzmla N ulfr. mul ,Uurmn .-Xr,g1nt1'r0 . g . uirylhing poinlx Imiurzl ivrlrlt- ing. Mary Ann De Falco Cmmm-rcinl Lodi . . . hrmrn hair, hrrufn vyrs . . . llllYSL'A thu time nmking mu' ffiehdi . . . wixhri in hulp nthrrx . . . enioys .skzltzrxg und xuimnxing . . . has rnllrlr' up In r mind to hc- COIIIG 6 Sefrctufy. E N' I. Del z ony BI. Del Greco Collv L ' -p 1 i llege Prep Inch R lc . . . hu nr' C1 ff' Imrk Tony . . . blllllbllf C'4vum'iI Vvvp 1 lim . . um gl! along . . . fumous fur his fmulmxs for out I me frm: . . . 1175! girls , . . lugllis ru hr 11 a ta' h f will Irmn , . . pfl0nndC'i.s'tv. . . 4:1-izlxmr of th4 y , 1 mpuny of Lu lkflnlllb Nuuqv . , . zmmbur of W nl: ll 1 uni bfilliu. the Ntliivrml Honor bounty. 'Vito M. Di Capua College Prep Lodi . . . has Il passionutf' inrcrfst in thc flluzlfrc' . . . f!1ll'Ylf for writing . . . intznw and hurd- zuofking . . . fond of Iitfrurure and art . . . Iikrs' to takr puff in zz good dxsrussion . . , plrzywzl Elwood P. Dowd in lluru'y. fr , 5 If' ,jx 1?-f if 'ff' . ' . I N Vincent A. De Mum 'j Paul Del Re I ' College Prrp I.mli Ann T' De Nude General Lcd! Vinci' , . . has nn air of srlf- Cm 1 rcldl ' Lo . . . finds diversion in foafball a.xs'urr1nc'c . . , hm hrwn gumi An lrlibuxiust .. and baskvthall . . . hasvff said no frifnzis with Brrnu' and Tony fm' Y' 'A' 11 ni iul zn!-444,51 . . IUCC N to racioli yvt . . . f'xpf'ct.9 to dn yuzrs . . . ffmtlmll I4tt1'rmun . . . srl' k ands nn T 0 Crfus- auto body work . , . has said. fnrmzrvr of thc Ili-Y . . . is aim- 'ntl . sun lhlfb 14' girls You best believe it, Jack. ing for u medical clvgrav. . . . retnriul plum. J Anna G. Diegidio Iohn M. DiStefano General East Paterson College Prep East Paterson Annie . . . likes to try out new . . . enioys sewing and reading recipes . . . but considers lasagna . . . willing to get fat on basic . . . hopes to do some- spaghetti . . , exceptional art thing wonderful for her Mom . . . ability . . . looking forward to a aspires to becoming a beautician. Nancy M. Dolan Commercial Little, 1' Nan . . , Rahl Rahlf . ew, York Giants . in a nz over' Eddie Fisher . . .A get along without eoneeited Iibys . . . will seek out a handsonie employer. ' A Elizabeth L. Dunnican College Prep East Paterson Betty . . . pretty, long blonde hair . . . likes attending and participating in sports events . . . proud treasurer of the Tri-Hi-Y . . . will enter college next year. career in occupational therapy. t . I I I ' 1 Q Q ' A -1 f s , Q john Donofrio General Lodi Champ . . . sports car and hunt- ing enthusiast . . . has no com- plaints about maearoni and Ten- derlyi' . . . is not much for class assignments. ' '5' W 5 , Jeanne A. Dvorali Commercial Little Ferry Jeannie . . '. a good skater and dancer . . . favorite food is shrimp . . . hopes to do sec- retarial work and then marry . . . a member of Chi Sigma Delta. 5'- Robert A. Dittmar Co Little Ferry 1 51 5 . . . ap w eating etti . . r ' t ' ' eni s wat li' g Iac ' 1? f s rrific impe na- ons. -Df We Andrew Domer - College Prop East Paterson Andy . . . feels at home with ll fishing pole or a bowling ball . . . brown hair, hazel eyes . . . relishes a huge dish of ice cream. George Eckhardt Lo di . . . before he left for the serv- ice, you could most likely find him working on a car or eating pizza with Duke Semeca and Bob Prince. Arlene Dittrich Commercial Ar . . . neat and prettu . . . en- joys skating and reading . . . member of the Concert Choir . . . likes eating rhubarb pie . . . plans on becoming a secretary. East Paterson iw V Aufx' Sc., gb? 75 or 64 ,G Ck- o in Peter Ducoat General Lodi Pete . . . tall and handsome . . . best chains-Del Ili: and Martin . . . can be found at the Lodi Bowling Academy. Frederick Edelman' College Prep East Paterson Fred . . . a natioe New Yorker . . . is impressed by tropical fish . . . makes the most of his sense of humor . . . desires to be satished with his life when it nears conclusion. Lambert B. Edzenga Colle-ge Prop Smldlv River Township Chops . . . a fuiurc musirian . . . in the band and orchestra . . . eniuys felling and hunting . . . cars and drums are special in- terests . . . adrnirvs Gene Kfupa and Miss Herman. J Vincent Fede College Prop Lodi Vincc' , , . who lilfu' that horn? not Galrriul, but Vinci' . . . nothing likc rl iam szwsinn . . . girls, take notf'-his fntoritr' dish is stcfak . . . tliz' triumcimte in- cludes Frarl and Martin. John Ferguson General East Paterson . . . ioinfd the Air Force with his bfst pal, Ed Plaskon . . . stationed at Sampson . . . a senior in good standing . . . has been working harder than he though! possible, '7 ' acllhlo .K 4. f . , Ml C 1 fb X. ' 11 f KC Shirley Nl. Fleichcr General Little Ferry Shifl . . . intrn'-stwrl in fi certain A I lx . X h . .ringer in tln' Air I-'ora' . . . A 'A r X llill gang . . . likvx ruling enjoys Clu.s-xivul rnusim' . . - fl'1 lfl-Y 1 HMA .11 ffffff. pirugi . . . lmsrlmll mul frmllmll iifne reading, singing, pluyiugltlfe 1 U Q q , . . f rf fu . . . piano . . . I rlinxxruy to :cp C ll 11313009 5. Fgllllllg C H if-urge L- Flnlfgl Ri enter tin' sizuif-in tn ordvr to bc- piagfwlgab. . will du nursing ad- fo tgp' rvp HS! aterson .0 ugm' ri-p .Al 0 Vet COME U gum Cl llfll. ffl Il UH. Gum' . . . tlnmr' Sting will 3007! Township I , lu' Am'lmrs Au-1'1,ull . . . fan- Fin . . . ifrlnls tn lrrvrrrrie an , J I rztn' apurti fun . . . ardent reader lllulmwr . . . clowvfl upylrntc of N X V 7' of .5l'11HLr' gullnplilflt . . . goal in num! n llriirrx , , . u'lml's more lifu ia to In 11 ,rmzwlr ll svivrltist, 1l1'ln'1mn tlmn stink mul frrnch , W ,' S. -3 - lfrilzy , . . rrzl lmlr and frvcklfs . L,-r , ' , f if - ' , . . lull folrlplllc collfgv. I V ' . , F1 .nhl , ., ffl - 1. , f 1 f fl.. U 4 ' X. , 1. 1 ,Q if Q ff ' rv 2' N5 fja s W GQ 2 J f x Q r f . 2- X f - , - . ' f n I -1 MF l I A L onald B. F Salvatore D. Fonzo X XY Carole A. Forre5!o Q-,tg- Prcp Coninicrciul Lodi nmwrcizil East Paterson John Fmgal' . Sul .... s pufrial inl1'r1'.st-Furs . . . Tfx . . Us ' 1 ch and the College PNP Lodi vnyoys pioograpxy am . . . ' ' z for . . . can fe- . . . a cya .ian an . . . ' l t l l T V N' ' ' l l l C' t f work . . . can lu' found nt Manor ' and yards 0 spa- biology, Z1 favorite sulrjvd . . . House' . . . Calm' and Vinci, arc' fti . . fr tfll you a l -kj ng the fufurf' to fate . . partners in crime . . . hopfs ta sqkfhlv c- ocvr Jayne Meadows . . ouqn a business. al Cas. tropical fish. Gr xl' .fl 6104 As fe Anna Marie 1'. 0:11058 Commercial ' A Lodi! Annie . . . h cr pet peeve is sophisticated seniors . . . in- terested in swimming, roller ska!- ing, and boys . . . has a good time anywhere . . . pizza and lobster rate high . . . likes Clark Gable. r' Jeanne C. Gavey College Prep East Paterson . . . fond of sports . . . likes all the teachers . . . belongs to many organizations . . . dislikes un- friendly people . . . hopes for a career in teaching, a happy marriage and a family. ffl' ,Q , A l ,Q r Stephen F. Fner College Prep East Paterson Steve . . . intends to be a den- tist . . . on Edgar Allan Poe ,expert . . . interested in- politics . . . an indiuidualist . . . likes literature . . . transparent eyes. 1 'W Marius A. Cache Prep Lodi Mar . . . tall, handsome, and sincere . . . member of the Hi-Y and Varsity club . . . on the track and football squads . . . famous for the amounts of fond he consumes , . . hopes for successful college life. --114' fa f N -CAWVV if O Cf7r nO' W J 5 4, , 5 UWM ,li X yt, xl C 7 Roy A. Gambino College Prep Lodi . . . fascinated by girls and art . . . will make pharmacy his vocation . . . can't get enough of Sid Caesar . . . proud of being a senior. K l f Dolores M. Gennaro Commercial Lodi Dee . . . dark brown eyes and black hair . . . favorites are Tony Curtis, dancing, pizza, and Mary Ann . . . Office of Tomorrow club . . . aim is to be a successful secretary. Samuel I. Gannaio College Prep Lodi Sam . . . was our Iunior class president . . . rcsernblvs lack Webb . . . will be ren1amln'rc'd for his colorful grammar . . . participates in a number of school affairs . . . expects to teach. Rachel V. Gerardi College Prep L0di Rae . . . has been noticed doing the jump at school dances . L. abundant supply of school spirit . . . well acquainted with Grace Mastrclli . . . refreshing smile . . . will make an expert French teacher. N x Christine Gaciofano College Prep Lodi Chris . . . plans to be a nurse . . . often heard saying, You under- stand . . . interested in driving, cooking, and boys . . , dislikes peozle who are hard to get along wi! . . . partial to pizza. Dorothy A. Garbarino General Saddle River Township Dotty . . . a future airline hostess . . . takes pleasure in horseback riding, ice skating . . . is proud of having learned how to drive . . . spends much time in Staten Island . . . a Dodger dn. X !LfKc1 .1124 L ' fe 1 f 1 Frances C. Giannaula Commercial East Paterson Fran . . . an attractive girl with shining dark hair . . . would like to be a medical secretary . . . spends much of her time dancing, listening to records . . . hates to wash dishes. xox , X Wvilliam C. Godleski College Prep Lodi Willie . . . builds models nl skyscrapers . . . has to tell Dodger fans to Get of my back . . . Idolizes Wlillie May: and the Giants . . . aims to be- come an engineer. Joyce M. Guerrieto Commercial Lodi Ioy . . . a most competent head rnaiorette . . . enioys driving and spaghetti . . . has a beautiful dark complexion . . . warm, pleasing smile . . . intends to be the best secretary el:er.' Elizabeth I-lalsted' College Prep East Paterson Linky . . . a lovely face and trim figure . . . Vocational Club president . . . pretty blue eyes . . . best pals with the girl to the right . . . fond of chicken and Trygce. life: 4 Louis E. Gordon Commercial Little Ferry Lou . . . is interested in moneu . . . loves a thick, iuicy steak . . . intends to join tlre armed forces . . . often at the Richneld Park Rec . . . detests cold weather, Annette M. Guido Comm ercinl Lodi . . . Perm Como enthusiast . . . never refuses apple pie or la- sagna . . . fakes pride in making first honor roll . . . skates and dances in her spare time . . . a prospectice secretary. Barbara A. Hanlon College Prep East Paterson Bobbie . . . talks over the latest news with ,loan and Linky . . . not enthusiastic about home- work . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . contemplates doing social work. Je' john P. Gregory 'fl 4 ,, If Q Margaret Grieco College Prep Si3IrlclllfRNer ' Cbllegc Prep Little Ferry UWYPNP Margo . . . Il girl with plenty of . . . roots lar the Brooklyn Dhd.ff,4fsehool spirit . . enioys roller gers . . . ardent coin collector . . . J ati , swimbfl' cing consumes large amounts of roast . . ' to be a tea . . chicken . . . won't miss a Victor .9 ' with a c Mature movie. member of e Force. .' t. f , J .Q, K ' in J 97g MM ,fi , Q M' , , , Richard P. llagczlom Coll:-gc Prep Little Ferry Dorothy M. Halak Richie . . . holilries are limcling C0mm9l'Cl81 Little FETYY and tropical fish . . . Ernie Ko- vavs crmmianlls his admiration . . . likes chicken , , , Iooky forward to chemistry , . , future qfdecided. fi - r. v lf. N s I, . - I if 5 . V , ij 1 . -x L if I . f ' 2 I Eugene Hannigan College Prep Lodi Gene . . . recognizable by his penetrating blue eyes and con- tagious smile . . . prominent in school activities . . . tennis, any- one? . . . President of the National Honor Society . . . a chemical engineer. n. Dolly . . . cate blue-eyed blonde . . . best pals uqith Terry and Marge . . . enioys sewing . , , great gymnastic ability . . . hopes to be an excellent secretary. X Vx Tl. fr Thomas VV. Hartfiel General East Paterson Slim . . . a fisherman at heart . . . ambition is to be a cabinet maker . . , goes to Gidion's Diner with Ron and Frank , . . laces steak smothered with mush- rooms . . . yum. Wilbur G. Houston Cf-neral Lodi Buddy . . . cars, cars, cars . . . wonit be fouml getting up early in the morning . . . will open a store after graduation. 33' if' .9 George Jamros General Saddle lliver Township . . . spends a great rival of time at Kruger's Kozy Korner . . . quiet, yet pleasant . . . give him a six foot pizza any clay . . . works at a dyehuuse. l , 'Y 457' 11' 1 ' 3 I Y Q , I n I 7 4 oc f ffl kk ,1- ja, wif If ,AAA V if Q IA f in . f , 1 gm - . N i ,Adi f f f'f:,7f ' f Gertrude Hatsko WViIIiam I. Hill X Christopher J. Holleritler Commercial Lodi College Prep East Paterson General East Paterson Gertiv . . . usually founrl with jerry . . . especially interested in Chris . . . big gray eyes . . . Nell, Linda. and Ioan Danni . . . girls and dancing . . . plans to likes eating steak and onions . . . hates coneeiterl people . . . flirty join the service . . . exclaims Ye main interest-girls . . . can he blonde hair .... s -park ing eyes 'Ga1Is at the sight of Marilyn located at La Bua's . . . with . . . plans to marry an raise a Monroe . . . look for Bob, Nick, Don and Richie . . . will begin family. , - and Albie. acquaintance with Uncle Sam s X' X- soon. - V x, NX . N -X sr .. x f . l 1 R x ' 4 W t C f L ' ' v , ' x ' X' R x X sg,-f' xk X N -r ,J b 1 ,L X 'A ' Q f Y. N 4 C, ,ii ' r X ff ww L K ,. ,, 7 Michael J. Hyland College Prep Lodi , Loiclanzl . . . complains of a 2 lack of space for himself . . . Z Vi though comparatively new he has circulated enrcnzely well . . . . pops in and out of CarzIy's . . . Lows A' Imperato John R' James , well acquainted with the boys. College Prep Lodi General Sadclleflsivcr :aww Lou . . . black hair, green l l Towns lp A iaffiil eyes . . . applaurls Peggy Lee . . . Hill Billy . . .r likes -Yllagllffll. ' irritated by talkatice girls . . . Martin and Leiels . . . look for a ask him if hr likes l.over', and yellow concvrfyle V . . e crazy h1 lI reply Sure . . . always aboat powboy 'WSW -'JH PIHUS with Ilan, Lou and Richie. vars: football , . picked as Liog ji of the uf!-ek. N ,4 ' l wx A ' i x ll ,f I 4 'X J XX serv F. of 7 X lx .' ll I l . is l Ps - ' 'J X ix IHJIULQ f L U X X R flll U N X Patricia 1. Janowslxi Commercial East Paterson . long. enviable eye- la.s-hes . . . swarms over Gordon Pat . . MaL'Rae . . . enjoys football and lzasketball games . . . Maybe Next Timel' . . . an acc'mnpli.s'liell IIUHCCT . . . Sffffefllflal CKITCUT. 'J' X. AA Ronald H. Ielinek College Prep Little Ferry Ron . . . plans to study engin eering . . . he and Barbara are inseparable . . . president of the Ili-Y . . . wary, wavy hair a member of the All-State band . . . ast friend of Mike Sl' 6 e p 5 Saddle River Township is and shes 11 S pr of unfnendlmess at Armenian food s cided that he iull live e I can a future Air f orce pilot sf' cuff E I John I. Iordon College Prep Saddle River Township ,lack . . . likes basketball and spaghetti . . . frequents Stoufs with John W'oerner . . . thinks the world of Alvin Dark . . . happy to have been in Mr. Sr:an's third period chemistry class. , J fl X l x John en General t erson Xl'axi1' . . . r we aturday mornir i .xl 1 ' ,u If ts in the Capt r e '. Sc' . . . C0 sfigyii 1 ila! . . . . aft ai '1 Une . n, Waxie pl to L' 1 , Donald W. Kmeh College Prep Lodi Don . . . a dry, spontaneous sense of humor . . . passionately interested in Russian music . . . likes art, literature, and anything beautiful . . . enioyed French IV, but did Mrs. Hannigan? . . . blushes easily. y Cf' A xl ,,,.,. Patricia A. Kane Commercial Little Ferry Pat . . . boyfriend's happiness comes first . . . no dumplings! . . . Oh, what a shame. . . . eoneeitrd boys don't rate . . . likes skating . . . ambitious to work as a typist. 'Aw Phyllis Kersten College Prep Little Ferry Phil . . . plans to lwvome 0 lawyer . . . likes swimming, dancing, and a boy from Bergen Teeh , . . smiles with her whole fave . . . gossips with Terry, Marge, Dolly, Shirl . . . a cheerful personality. Doris C. Knebl Commercial Lodi Dar . . . loves to skate and swim . . . Tiny is very special . . . expresses enthusiasm by saying Boy, oh boy . . . con- stant eompanion of Camille and Loretta . . .' a private secretary. Harriet Commercial East Paterson Har . . . doesn't care for people who talk while she's interrupting . , . dresses like a fashion model . . . bounces around like a rubber ball . . . adores Till Then . . . letters-from-Icrry collertor . . . intends to get an VVill.iam C. Kaufhold General Little Ferry Bill . . . our Chippendale - an expert usoodworker . . . hard- working .rtage manager . . . as- sistant scoutmaster and Eagle scout . . . looking forward to a marit' e career. . M. R. s. degree. . i IO! Y W x ll at I tml. lf: ,Q ga JJ.: ,N 1 Elizabeth A. Kerwin Anfon Kenlne' College Pri-p East Paterson General East 1'ati-rson Tony . . . girls are ll popular pastime . . . arlirz' in I'.A.I7. rlis- cussions . . . easy to get along with . . . patranizvs Sloppy 1ue's. Betty Ann .... s mart dresser . . . pizza-patriot . . . dancing is tops . . . snappy clu'1'rlf'a1lf.'r . . . seen with Sheila and Sandy . . . nursing is her goal. 'fo Arthur D. Knox College Prep Lodi Art . . . active Demolay mem- ber . . . likes stock car races and pork chops . . . Could do without homework and kid sis- ters . . . determined to discover XVonder Drug. , Xxx l V If V ll- . L+. vi C '35 w , ' A l Henry K. Kooistra College Prep Saddle River Township Hank . . . will ioin the Navy and see the world . . . an ardent baseball and basketball player . . . enioys eating steak with the boys . Q . dislikes silly girls. fyr ,1 Barbara J Koppenaal Commerclal Saddlc Rn Township Babs looking forward to career as a prwate secretary enyoys sports and apple pie instructor of Sunday school proud of her summer fob in bank George F Kupp '23 Gerald A Krachenfels C tue-ral Lodi Scratch blond hair and blitz zyls lxkls lzaskrtlnall and southern fmd chickzn fanorztc trprcssxon is Do you du, 1116.9 mam desire is to bcconu anothcr Ilockcfclltr KDMNQ -'VVX!l'!NA,vx-J Chnrlts R Kurzynslu Commcrull Little Ferry C nu xl I lst Pllcrson out to sea 1uSt gwe Kuppxf uill g0 with Unrlf Sanz him a baskrtlmll Giants anll Dozlgrrs companion of Ilvnry Frank. Bob, and Lillian M. Lang College Prep East Paterson Lil . . . likes nothing hetter than curling up with a good book , . . fond memories of dricing lessons with Mr. Serpone . . . aims at college and secretarial work . . . fond of roast chicken. 1 in zntrrrxt 1,1 alorxti paxtimr girls down w1tli zo 1 1118 n s look m Ioe constant ani I rank s . . . mr mlltr f lzoiclint,-trrlck-lmskvtlmll . . . hopes to be a State Trooper. Dlllld F Coll:-ge' Prep I,gmch . . ns lu ll oes llfhll' work . man after Nav HY Joyce A Kral Collcgi Prcp Lxttlt Fern Long., l1rou,n hair and lzlut eycs aspzrcs to thf teaching pro fission ltkts sports especially suonnmxng, and skating frunzlly and helpful Pg, Mildred La Bua Commercial Lodi Mi . . . one of our Maiorettts . . , likvs to listrfn to all the new rvcortls . . . dislikes pcopla who constantly talk about others . . . enjoys dancing., roller skating and tlricingy Q! 4fVf K, JA. 9 xc! It J' fffff Ronald J. Lnski Les . trooper Charles College Prep Black hatred an Kneger Little Ferry brown eycd Butch is a sports enthusiast and likes bowling and football eats steak dhile listening to 1 Spoke too Soon are Anzta and Gene best friends Thomas P. Ladany Gener-ll East Paterson Tom . . . brown hair and grey eyes . . . enioys eating, Pirogi listening to Chopin s Polon- naise and watching, Bob Hope . . . aim in life is to be successful as a silk printer. Ellen 1. Laufer East Paterson College Prep East Paterson . . wants to be a state Elly . . . likes to rlance, swim . . . likes speed boats and talk . . . especially interested and spending time with Ann at in boys . . . plans to attend The Spa . . . tells best pal college to become a Dental Hy Lyn of plans to enter Navy. gienist. sl at-9 -1 . marry a rich girl-and-probably Y .1 .. 3, r.- Q ,fsf,:' .I , Q,-I -- ,.,:f' 'Tiffin 1. .. ..- Carl M. Le Gregni General Saddle River Township Carl , . . spends his time at Township Fountain . . . partners in crime- Charlie Brandenburgtf Walt Martin, and Ron Tringle . . hobby-sports . . . main interest is cars . . . can't live without his steak and unions. X-as Sheila Linsell Commercial East' Eterson A British export . . . would like to become a .successful book- kecper or srcrztary . . . spends her time riazluzg and collecting records . . . green eyes . . . dislikes conccitvzl people. Vincent Loincolo Commercial Mussolini . . . stage crew mem- ber . . . listens to Billy Vaghn's Melody of Louc ' when not ex- ercising at AI's Bowl-O-Drome with Cookie Cataliato. z D i. I- nn an -.-is v I fl Z 4 r' n ' MariefLe Mesdy . Commercial lodi XVcars hcr ?imlkctos . iaclgtt proudly I. . zcr brown' hair mid dyes an asset . will :lo .ffl Southern we better as ,nic ll secretary. gs? pal Guy T. Lisa Gi-ni-ral Lodi Labie . . . interested in cars' . . . Because of You . . . ffliickwn is a favorite . . . ex- tnvncly zlislikcs book reports . . . money is a must . . . Lodi Bowl- ing Academy . . . hearlczl for big business. WVilliam Lomia General Lodi Bill . . . toys with cars for a hobby . . . happiest when eating raoiuli . . . English class interests him . . . this sports enthusiast craves a car that runs. X 1' 1 1, Joan Levi Commercial Lodi ,lorp .Q . famrll for ict black hai! . . . happivvt at l.mIi's sports events . . . shares secrets with Barbara aml Camille . . . spends time at Monfs Candy store- Brooklyn- . . . hopes to be soo- rotary. .fi :df Kg if if .fm .2f '? 5,1 L 04,12 Carmen A. Lncascio Coinmi-rcial Lodi Speedy . . . tall. rlark anrl hand- some . . . arlmirm .llarilgln .lion- roe . . . very prourl af obtaining his drilzcrfs ll!'l'llXl' . . . likeable and easy,eain,u . . . :rants to will. . F i I. Ronald G. Loverich General Lodi Head . . . has brown hair and brown eyes and is a member of wflllll'7ll Service . . . fzworile celcbrityiis Tony Bennett . . . can always he ound at Lodi Bowling Academ . , x P VVS J Dorothy A. Lindsay College Prep East Paterson Dottie . . . blue eyes and brown hair . . . is an ardent Dodger fan , . . listens to Perry Como sing Temptation . . . favorite activities include roller skating and sports . . . aim in life is to be a teacher. Cahriel M. Loiacono College Prep Lodi Lucky . - - plans to become a Chemical linginccr or join the Air Force . . . cspccially in- terested in girls . . , member Senior Cabinet and Student Council Rcpn's'entatiue . . . proud of hilv driccrfs license . . . hangs out at Focarinzfs with Vince, Sal, and Ronnie. , Josephine Lucas Commercial East Paterson Jo . . . collects records . . . taking in a movie or reading a good book are among hor facorilcs . . . often seen with Barb Toth, her best friend . . . dccours pirogi and pizza. ...X , .i heir' Ed Robert Lucciola General Lodi Bob . . . interested in girls, ears, hunting and fshing . . . can be found eating moioli with Bob and Joe . . . hangs out at Pap's listening to Good Night Sweet- heart. Louis S. Madly College Prep East Paterson Lou . . . fish are his hobby- likes to catch, raise, land eat?2 them . . . intei'f'st6t.'l in agri- culture and wildlife . . . enioys a good steak . . . quiet but friendly and obliging. is Kpx H usic at llffle s Ern gots her irii Anthony J. Luciano General Lodi Tony . . . likes people and traveling . . . has workefl as a Pfi'IlfL'l',.V apprentice . . . quiet . . . a pleasant. earnest uianner . . . deep, peaceful eyes. o Elaine A. ,Iacliovsky Comm:-reinl East Paterson FII-SI'l11tlfL'll by Perry Como . . . a pizza launcher . . . liigli rank- ing member of the twirling squad . . . intends to become an enterprising secretary. Ema Commercml Dc Carol I. Lynch Commercial East Paterson Chocolate . . . this petite brown haired, blue eyed little Miss plans to attend eollege to be- came a nurse . . . member of St. Anne's Cadets . . . eau be found with lane listening ta Some Enchanted Evening. J , , lui' 'L l X A!C4j.7,,!,.fd f ,. I jf. A' j JM! Ll ,-1 l .Qui ' 5 ,, : 1 5 . ' ffl Will! eff ,Kg nette D. afaluso Commercial Lodi Toni . . . spends her spare time sketching . . . mad about raci- oli . . . would like to do office work . . . a pleasant, outgoing personality. i R 'ml if 'xt 1 . gif' , Anthony Maio Gail Mankato College Prep Lodi College Prep East Paterson Tony . . is found bowling, . has n cicirl interest in fishing or water skiing with classical musie . . . extensive Bernie, Ron or Vince , . . presi- dent German Club . . , Sequence llonors three years . . . frequents Focarinois . . . hobby is to watch Marilyn Monroe . . . aims to be- come Mechanical Engineer. A. Marro Lodi hair and with john, . . crazy about when inuolced any will try to enter 7 X, lmgjyff fm reader . . . likes good theatre . . . intends to obtain a Ph.D . . . wants to travel . . . psychology research. 4 Judith B. Marsh College Prep East Paterson Judy . . . enioys drawing and reading . . . found with jean and Ellen Laufer . . . I Be- Iieue . . . likes most of her teachers-thus plans to teach. 2 . it y,-. F5 K . Q-nd' V, ZXN b- - x.., Vincent A. Martin General Lodi Vince . - . frvqucnts Torn s with Lou and lim . . . fond of girls and food . . . black shiny hair . . . oftvn inserts Not me! ,Q x PZ Q. an-I-do s.. K callin, L I 4y5.x,,4.,, , ,7 M.. I4 .1 fx Frank J. Maru! Colle-go Prop East Pahrrson Frank . . . anlvnt admirer of Marilyn Munrm' . . . hobbies- rnodcl uirplanrs . . . discusses problvms with Martin Rosen . . . h n opus far a life fillvcl wilh 0210- antics. - x ,af-l -40 -JQ i ' f . , 1 1 L E' '- Lf , xiii: jg. FV . VValter Martin College Prep Smldli- River Town ship Chip . . . intvrvstvfl' in airplanvs and cars . . . would liki' to bi' a tvst pilot in the air forrc . Can usually lu' founrl at Township Fountain with friends . . . brown hair and eyes. fb lb Rosemarie K. Marvin Collvgc Prop Lodi Hal' , . . lrafcls with Angala and Hrtsy . . . yiaxsfs time at Puffs . . . an Tcwrlmnk Business Stag . . . busy with jrffvrsnn News . . , will ,sprrill thc ncxt ffu: years in c'ullz'gr'. 'W' 1 - J f East Paterson has dark brown hair Ir, Prom Grace E. Mash-elli Comm ercinl Lodi Cracir' . . . rvmarkably talc'ntf'd thcatrirul tlunrvr . . . llD1Il'l'l'l!lfl'S AQUIVVU Hflvburn . . . claws-t frivml is Rat' Cvrarcli . . . vx- quisitf' tastr' in rlotlivs . . . in- tends to pursue her dancing Cafeef. l V x X., . Y 'lr 3 . l UQ fx My 'al 'v 'ff K fill ,ffl '5 .J i. i Q J , N N W -' .rr s , xl P'.vl li' ,fl .H llfl Vx v X .Q ., lil . lj I XXV f if ,ii Mi- it ,s 'K XJ sl . 4 t ' T , g,,l, ll, CN Y 'X .-N xl- I x' L J K' , I 'NNX 'Av ' Nl' la if i-.lui-X' fl! , WL l,,7L'! 1 f C lv xx N ' ' N lg, 1 1 L , j . W ' f ' bla A Xa 'X' l R ' Joan V. McCormick C ' ' ll L I ' College prep slddk Av N Frank MCCOY Donald C. McDonnell Township r Collugt' Prep East Pilfl'l'S0ll Coll:-ge Pre-p East Paterson Jeanie . . . likes buying clothes . . . collvfts rz-cords . . . admires eo le who Pla it Cool p D y . . . could lice on chccseburgcrs . . . will pass next few years in a college . . . Township Fountain. Xiu Rail . . . Cain collecting is his hobby . . . plans to br a junior Engineer . . . likvs working with the German Club . . . scan at Giddeon's Dincr with Paul Zito and Bob Wood. Mack . . . often hoard saying, Cat a rar . . . not cvry fond of pvoplc who drive cadillacs . . . rvlishcs home' matic' ClliCkl'l'l soup . . . hopcs to become an auto- motive engineer. ff ' if , x . A Jw U ba Q XA ,gf ' nw 5' ' -i f 4 I r 3' 'W' ,s s i Philip B. Martinico College Prop Lodi T.V ,,,. is quift ccvry place but study hall . . . apprrfiatvs good load .... 9 yvvnds time in Focar-in0's with thc Ihr boys . . .favorite rvspon.sv- huh? . . . will pursue a career in Business Administration. Sieve-n E. Muthyas Genefill Siulalli- Riv0r Township Stove . . . anti lmnuuork . Kelglefs Kngy Knrnrr , . , gn- goys relaxing with u fixhing rod . . . quiet but illtvrvslirig. li K -1 .4 . 3 veg . if Barbara Mcliitta Commercial East Paterson Barb . . . sweet and gentle . . . an air of innocence . . . sings like an angel . . . a wonderful smile . , . likes reading and the music of Mantopani . . . will be a physician's receptionist. Robert D. Mitchell College Prep East Paterson Mitch . . . plays the accordion . . . interested in the Civil De- fense Corps . . . likes auto- mobiles, swimming, skating . hopes to become a mechanical engineer . . . wishes he didn't have eight periods. w-M7 I Bemard D. Miller College Prep Lodi Bernie . . . active participant in the vocal music department . . . president of our sophomore and senior classes . . . constantly infects How can you tell? . . . will invade the pharmacy pro- fession . . . has a distinctly pleasant smile. Edward C. Mohr General Little FerrY Eddie . . . does the technical work for the Jefferson News . . . stage crew . . . best buddies- Dalse and Bill . . . New Yflfk Institute of Photography will make him a shutterbug. Rosemary Moticker Commercial Lodi Roe . . . 11 pretty blond with blue eyes . . . plans on becoming an execulice secretary . . . active in the Concert Choir . . . usually found with Tony Cinderella. , 1 -,,!:. Patricia A. Mowry College Prep , East Paterson Pat . . . an aHahle personality . . . always laughing . . . well supplied with freckles . . . active menil1z'r of the Teen-cites . , . considering nursing as a career. Iacquelyn A. Miller Commercial East Paterson Jackie . . . one of our peppy cheerleaders . . . demure, type of girl y0u'd bring home to mother . . . convinced she'll be a private secretary , . . Ahh! Perry Como . . , our senior class secretary. -tg' Nur' Iames Miserendino General Lodi Muzzy . . . iron man of the football team . . . obtains his strength by weight lifting and keeping in condition , . . Lou and John say he is an indestructible fullback . . . should develop to be an excellent draftsman. 1 ' 1- ,y '53 4 lt ,- Y V Q Maxi V I , s 1, Q lv' 0 ll lliliiflb, 4 X . V 'I I VM 'L' '24 ,' A vC,,A41yv,AV 1 ' ' l' A 'V l 4 - . Md,-iel I-Ik Morgan i 1 Vince J. Moscatelli General L0di iColle Prep L -- Liti1e'Feri'y Myr . . delicate features, . . infec 'ous smile . . .' getsval ng , 'with twlzlely different Ltyfwes of yuuyle . . . enjoys sfngingrin her chu ch choir . . ..aHectionate, sympathetic and loyal. Vinny . . . is interested in cars and especially Ro . . . can usually be found in Pap's telling Car- mine o forget it , . . plans 'to ra a good healthy family. L 1 v t WV f- , Uh L L Ji . Charlotte G. Mueller sind!! Macc' Commercial Saddle River Commercial East Paterson Township Sandy . . . ardent admirer of Chub . . . likes swimming and Perry Como . . . palsy u:alsy skating . . . two year member with Betty Ann and Arlene . . . of the German Club . . . dis chief interest-boys . . . hopes to likes waking up early . , , sec be secretary to a rich man. retarial aspirant. ' asf, Lauretia C. Nelson College Prep Lodi Barry . . . an attractive hlondv with green eyes . . . partial tn tall bnus . . . plays basketball and the clarinet . . . dislikes working . . . usually talking to someone . . . hopes to go to Europe. Philip N. Nlosi College Prep Lodi Phil , . . has a rare gift for in- tclligvnt ar,uumvnt, and uses it . , , fighti for what he believes in . . , sports editor of the leg- vrson Ncws . . . plays a hot trombone . . . lik2s Haven! Bulg'r0,, . . . u:ll11l.! to be ll llortor. , KS 5vM:q'TbJiQ,u fi fxlrp ' uv' - Of x wr . 'ilifj 74 s 1 'S ,-1. e vi. Jacqueline E. Xemec Collvxzv Pri-p East Pixlvrsnn Iarkif . . . thiv lnriuhl .wnior uirl likfv tn hm:-l fvritl paint at tht' Y.ll',C.A. with lili:ahf'th . . . nary proud at vavvingl twhasirs . . . irvtvnds to take the Hippocratic Oath. Richard J. Novolny College Prop Lifkle Ferry Rifhir' . . . an az'c0mpli.s'h2d art .xturlrnt . . . has linux nun d0i1lg a iuilrl polka . . , Hrs! place luinnrr in a national ,qyninasltb vomprtition . . , falmluos' ,yanszf of humor . . . 1960 Olympic tram. Eugene Edward Nicolas Robe,-Q J. Nie,-adka Comnmc-rcinl Little Furry C4-ncrnl EMI Pnlorson Ganz' . . . a futurc' in acrountinfl Holi , . . lzrmfn hair, lzlup . prrmrl of gatting through r'y1'.x' , , . happi1's't whilv fiehing high school , rlislikvs home- . . . pauses firm' at Ross, 'Umk ,and Umfmf 3 5 A limi?-9 f0f Diner . . . brvt pals- john ,lamps the life of a millionaire . . . and Tom Marro . . . lookina 10901 SHOWS ffm- forward io vntvring thc' scrcicf. Camille M. Nucl.-itulli Cullum' Prep Lodi Such . . . wa? wrn in tiL'0 Dramatic Club prializctimzs . . . typcs, plays tinnis . . , will attvnzl a xtatv tuaz'lu'r's rnllvge . . . rlazzs not hate US1'llll'llllIt'f Song . . . Sonya Roman funny itory. Lrg Qfigiga Maria T. Oliver! Commercial Lodi Sunshine-y dzlvposition . . . male interests . . . you know . . . homework is a bother . . . office work after graduation . . . la- sagna . . . always with Sac and H0n6y. Columbia M. Orlando College Prop Lodi Callirf .... s nucvnir rollvctnr . , . a futurrf nurse . . . zlvlights in rollvr skating . . . all for Pipvr Lauriv . . . Autumn Lc'accs . . . dislikes mippy people. Cz gm-. Rosemary P. 0'C0nnor College Pri-p l.ittl4- l-1-rry Ro . . . rwry uv ll az'auaintc'rl with ,lim Tmrano . . . loufly Cover girl fam' . . . pri paring to teach Frr'ur'h . . . iran hvr gold sequcnfr' lmimr pin . . . confdes in Camillt' Hallantym' . . . will lm fl,llll'llllH'ft'fl for har portrayals of Irma and Veta. . - joseph Pagan General Little Ferry Guileppl . . . likvs to swim and 'travel .... Q pafzhvtti . . . wants to lm' fl plumlzvr . . . st'c'n at Routa 6 Dricr-In outing hot dogs . , . lzmcitrhing dark eyfs . . . likrs gyming with Richie . . . wants to be a successful fathcr. qT..L:'-1 Nicholas S. Paladino Collcgu Pri-13 I, , Lodi Nick . '. .fmarla a hit with Ann . , . likes' Italian food and Hoy Tlzrraf' . . . best friend is Sam Ganhuia . . . historian of Ili-Y . . . look part in three opercttas . . . ambition is to own a drug store. 6 ' oward I. Parks A College Prep East Paterson ltrhio . . . is vary fl rl of rtriclzirzgy ljl: .wniur yu' . . . lilcvs watt ' lasa ia . . .,k Vll'l7l,il, slafhing hunlinin. . . tall ami thhgqj. . hoxyvs takes? Myn- ufr nd mlrry afccrt Ju y. t .' ,J .ohm ff .kg f f 1: Y W 'V 1 at if V t N P' oicrt I.. 'Pekaar Cfwllvuv Pri-xl Saligiisggver Hob . , . Irma-n hair and blue 1'y1'.s' . . . enjoys staring at a spu'c'ial junior girl . . . after attvmling t-allr'gr', plans to go to tho altar . . . will prove to be an inzluurious civil engineer. Gloria A. Perna Cmmm-rcial East Patvrson Glar . , . arlwpt at sawing hor own vlutlim , . . plans to ln' a tlvntal l1ygi4'ni.x-t . . . a whiz. at rollvr aml ict' skating . . . fond of raciolz. QUQ 1 wig Loretta R. Pirera Commercial Lodi Reita . . . was sclvctod for All- State Choir . . , Tl'l7lC7Hht'Tl'!I for her role in Tho Desi-rt Song and as the Littlest An- gel . . . tiny girl, large voice . . . chums with Doris Knebl and Camille Ciliento . . . will sing professionally. Xu? nomtfn. if College'Prep L e FSYYY Dal . , . was freshman, sopho- more and junior svcrctary , . . poise, smllv, success . . . 1ll!1!lS clarinet and piano . . . has said HN Hi. ' . . . a prospective music teacher . . . will be re- membered for her performance in The Dusvrt Song. I Sguihnp giofiello l :FX Jacqueline A. Pecoraro fffokmercial 9 ' Lodi !ipCommercial Lodi fav , - 'cwpm-ts gy vrorm' af' Jacky . . . aspires to lu' a sec- V' 11' rti ' . fl . lFtIlIfiAl'l'S ' rotary . . . all for Martin and ffa vs, ia. iirvfrrfis ayfgrlh Lewis . . . Ury Thom . . . to, Prythi AXIHSU . . 4 1 My abhors cone:-itrzl boys . . . cn- Ilp U . ,. dislilce heavy ioys painting and fishing . . . a ma up. ,diff yen for married life. x g' 1 wf'f ltr N Paterson Navy material . . . drva S a lout Lizalrvth Scott . . . I1 ck wavy hair . . . hazel eycs . . . devoted to spa- ghetti. . Parry . ! 1 at f I A I 1 :A ' X I 'IL XL xi U' ,Lt ,- L W ,' 1 , VU, If .V I , 1 , K f 1 U rj' L I . .' . r ' ' ffl Q! 'W' .ft X , : 1 4 , ' l -N 'K 'M r I f l Edward Plaskon MX N I o X I General East Paterson V llfsepl' UPYQ Ed . . . nothing could separate C'?fW Ea. PMEVSQU him from john Ferguson, so Jin ardPr1 axidernpiy , , . they joined the Air Force to- p hs to cntlf' radio sqhdol ' gather . . . stationed at Samp- the yi? . . . istuHs'h son . . . hnds that barrack's life on ' ,' vis .ati 'La Bue's ,wit certainly makes a man of you. Charles Yaoi. , 1 'M' 'W-3 .J Robert J. Prince General Little Ferry Prince . . . hazel eyes, brown hair . . . can be found at Silver Dollar Diner with Duke, Sal and George . . . likes going to foot- ball games and dances . . . aim! to be a successful electrician. V A wr' f f' Rosalie If i R Commercial yi Lodi Roc . . . lots of school spirit . . . mail about Dean Martin . . . rlanving for Il hohliy . . . some- hmly's set-rwtary someday . . . de- tc'rminc'd to be happily mdfffed- Thomas Roche l ' - Commercial Lodi Hefk . . . indulges in eating french fries and steak with Doug Thompson and ,lack Ricci . . . fishes, swims . . . likes beautiful girls . . . frezicuents Charlieiv . . . wants to ma e money. Edward Ferry . . . bent on becoming a mechanic . . . cheers for John llfaync . . . Uforgit it . . . strak and frvnvh fries top his list . . . a sports lover. .R a sec- N Marilyn A. Reese Crnnmi-rcial Snrlilll- River 1 Ton nship 1 Mar . . . i'i'1'n falls h1'r lrest 1' frirnrls x-tinkl'r . . . hobbies arf' .atmnp 4-ull1'1'lin,g and sriving with thi' girls . . . listens in Angell, Randauo rapture to .llmmlight Strinade College Prep Lodi . studying for secrltarial Ang . . . has the makings of an lllIjL'Sf1lll'l1f counselor .... s month on flu' dance flour . . . swimming and Hshing for fI'l!lXllfl01l . . . H rhrx cllvers for spzlglzvtti. ' A ' E is .NM ie P ff 3 Eugene XV. Rogers General Saddle River Township Gene . . . usually can be found at the Township Fountain dis- cussing physics class with Steve . . . enioys guns . . . would like to succeed in life. Frank D. Rom: College Prep Lodi Martin Luther . , . desire: to become Ambassador to Italy . . . has an irresistible tendency toward pizza . . U. anplauds june Allyson . . . swimming is a top sport. Iudith L. Ragland College Prep Lodi Judy . . . a career in teaching . . . partial to chevseburgcrs . . . collvcts photos for a pastime . . . enioys dancing and school ac- tivities . . . president of the Tri- Hi-Y. Nicholas F. Rcicharil! General East Pats-rson El Ryk . . . hr0u'n hair and blue eyes . . . enioys hunting, Skating, fslzing, and lmsllmll . . . favorite fond is pirogi . . . plans to enter the Navy to see the world. C H il il if ef' Sonya Roman General Lodi Greek . . . knows her dance Steps from Alpha to Omega . . . pops ln and out of Pap's with Camille and Rosemarie . . . finds swimming and crochfting relaxing . . . will'respond to the doctor'.1 call for scalpel. .Fl I , L f' i lb ' . I Henry Rose Robert E. Rossini General Saddle River General Lodi Township Iirn , . . an expert swimmer . . . Hen . . . enthusiastic over Jerry desires to live to a ripe old Lewis . . . relishes a good steak age . . . crazy about Glenn Iwithout relishl . . . a prospective Miller . . . a rainy night and a machinist . . . relaxes at Sam'l good book. Sweet Shop. V lf ' 3,3 N 1 ,,,f M f ' V1 M f 'I ' rr ' ' l If , 'Filth 1 Wulf 1 i G i tfjd A ,fr 1 I J' f, i J X . 4 1 ' S f A A l , L , Kc' Charles T. Ryant Robert Sabatino College Prop East Paterson Cs-nernl Lodi Charlie . . . a music enthusiast, wants to make it his career . . . likes to express his opinions . . . says often, 1 give up . . . what? . . . has blond hair, green eyes. Deborah M. Sampson College Prep East Paterson Debbie . . . active member of the Teen-ettes . . . interested in the field of merchandising . . . enioys listening to records . . . slim and pretty . . . would be- witch any red-blooded Samson. 1 . Holi , . . a hunter, Esherman, and connoisseur of girls . . . will enter the armed forces . . . tinkers with his ear . . . makes the rounds with Bob and joe . . . a melting glance. W1 Stephen R. Roskos College Prep East Paterson Steve . . . outwardly quiet . . . interests are bowling, cars, and girls . . . is considering becoming a dentist or, of all things, an archaeologist. Stuart M. Rubinstein College Prep East Paterson Stuie . . . basketball fanatic . . . speaks Spanish with a Yiddish acc . . . dry, cornball type hu orist . . . blond crewcut . . . bu y-buddy with Mike Berger . . will specialize Pfe- Doris R. Sainthill 1 Blaise M. Salemo Commercial Lodi Commercial Lodi Dodo . . . will do missionary Bla . . Q always smiling . . . ind work abroad . . . hm' sense of her at Foggies' . . . member of humor underlies an outwardly the Athletic Club Amiketos calm manner . . . can be heard . . . spends h ime with exclaiming, How about that gie . lookin for to . . . collects photos and enjoys s ret car nd rriaf poetry. X U U1 ll f ki , Ai Qjyt A N , ' lx V W ' l . 4. JJ 'xl' i 'll' 1 M i ' N f . Q, A L VUL , lf X . . X., PMP E' smdm . Domenico A. Sarra Patricia A. Saulino Y General S91-idvigslfiger Commercial Lodi Commercial l' Lodi Phil . . . always unselfishly eager to contribute his art ability . . . lst prize in Lodi Women's Club art contest for two years . . . red hair and a portfolio tucked under his arm . . . will do fashion design and illustration. Min . . . with her crocheting is an art . . . her pet peeve is conceited people . . . keeps the lines busy chatting to Lenore ami Inez . . . for future hair sty es see Domenico. Pat . . . adept at swimming . . . relaxes at Barcell0na's after twirl- ing practice . . . travels quite a bit . . . enjoys accumulating records . . . wants to become a successful secretary. Barbara A. Sayer College Prep East Paterson Barb . . . petite, sweet . . . our Student Council aecretag ...adeftpianist...spen time sewing . . . expects to teach . . . a pursuer of happi- ness. . ill ti june C. Schmidt Commercial Little Ferry june . . . blond hair-hazel eyes . . . can ln' found at Pap's . . . dabllles in lyric-writing . . . Library Council . . .likes skating and eating steak. j - V K' v U lv A Generalllrnd C. Lodi Duke . . . likes hunting and girls . . . favorite hangout is Panama's . . . pals around with Sal, Bob, and George . . . goes wild over Jane Russell-wow! John S. Scalvino General Lodi johnny . . . according to season- boring. baseball . . . brown hair A and eyes . . . main inte-rust seems to be girls . . . likes music and spaghetti . . . plans to serve Uncle Sam in the future. X ilk Darlene S. Schweigllardi College Pri-p East Paterson Dar . . . vxclaims u:ou:ee at thc mention nf Bob Wagner . . . knows vucrytliing about Jeanne Curvy and Daria Semonehe . . . likes iust about anything that's edible . . . will be giving home- P: work in about four years. aj Michael Scorzetti General Lodi Mike . . . steak is his food . . . Forget it his expression . . . to be a millionaire his wish. something which this blond haired, brown eyed boy should find interesting to attain. A, 4. me .fs 4 William E. Schabilon ' V Lodi . . . interested in math n hot r . . . expects to enter arme forceg in the near ture . . . proud of success- fully beeom in senior . . . would like to e a state trooper. k r f J if all ' I Y ,ill r I 7 f If ,s LUV fly - ll 1 ,X f l ,ll if Lf' Joseph F. Scibetta General . Lodi loc' . . I. fanatic on and planes . Geor'e's in likes living to do . , . quiet eigh Thomas R. Seibert College Prep Little Ferry Tom . . . probes the realms of botony , . . abhors noise . . . never refuses spetle mit satir- braten . . . looks forward to seeing Faye Emerson . . . antici- pates teaching high school chem- istry. V 1 1 Paul C. Scillia ollege Prep Lodi . . is proud to be on the Student Scrcice and Student Government . . . spends most of his time drumming for the Holy Name . . . tonsorial expert . . . will design the dream house of the future. Nell L. Sellick there's a future. Daria T. Semonche Commercial East Paterson Dari . . . happiest while skating and dancing . , . ambitions are commercial Znd rmsrital careers ...succumsto pzza an 0 dogs. I fl .fb 2 , V .X J A ' V2 X, g b t . ll, - F 3 . gf f E J 1 Lawrence J. Sinou College Prep will Lodi Larry . . . devotee of Jane Rus- sell . . . enjoys tinkering with trucks and autos . . .V kibitzes with Joe and Frank . . . finds spaghetti enjoyable regardless of the hour. Mary Lou Stachelrodt General Saddle River Township Lou . . . blond hair and blue eyes . . . enjoys P.A.D. dis- cussions . . . favorite subject is hamemaking . . . desire in life is to make others happy. 'L Eleanor C. Simonelli Commercial Lodi Elly . . . passes the time cooking and listening to Mario Lanza . . . down with homework . . . goes out of her way for the Vaga- bonds . . . considers becoming a real estate agent. Dorothy E. Sobolewski Commercial Little Ferry Dot . . . spends spare time in Haekensaek , . . best pals are Marian, Olga, and jackie , . . plans to attend business school . , . always says Mama Mia . . . chief interests are boys, basketball, and swimming. 1 Elizabeth . iniaek Commercial East Paterson Liz . . . adept equestrian . . . strolls through the halls with Joyce. Ro, Bea, and Fran , . . has visions of school teaching and of motherhood. Diana Sacha Commercial East Paterson Di . . . likes skating and dancing . . . can be fouml at La Rua's with lipsilons . . . if V . makes a very eute varsity cheer- , leaflet . . . plans a secretarial '- f career. l Q I YQ , A , 5 , Q' abr N i lArle I n Joan P. Stendnni X om ast P son Commercial -Lodi Ar . . h istic i nations Ioannie . . . would like to be a -. . . c g en 'of Moon- lawyefs secretary . . . usually 'li h erena . . . eaming found with Roe Moticker . . . :le . . 'il e co - Never mind says she . . . la- ercia ' ed. N kgs sagna rates high. .KD ix 'x sati to d with . . . ultimate ing is to marry. Elizabeth J. Sosnicki General Little Ferry Bette . . . can be found at AfCll'i0fl,S with Madeline and Roe . . . Heavens to Betsy , . . don't we lone pizza . . . likes to make friends, especially Mar- ines . . . will follow a nursing career. Rudolph F. Stocek College Prep Little Ferry Rudy . . . famous for his ability to play accordion . . . special interests are gymnastics, music . . . he stepped back in line when freckles were given out . . . hopes to work in wildlife man- agement . . . Vice President of the German Club. Peter G. Toronto General Lodi Tonto . . . can't stand stuck-up girls . . . search begins at Carty s Sugar Bowl . . . then ask Ronnie Focarino and Tony Maio . . . likes driving any kind of Oar, steaks . . . The Cats . . . going to college. Lois J. Troast College Prep Rochelle Park Lo . . . school accompanist . , . hobbies are music and stamp collecting . . . writes well . . . English teaching will be her profession . . . deceptively quiet. Louis F. Veprek College Prep Little Ferry Lou . . . likes to hunt, fish, and trap . . . can be found at Kriegers' Recreation Center with Al, Geoife, and John . . . can be hear yelling Get of the ceiling, you're drunk . . . Lt. Student Service . . . varsity basketball, bowling and tennis. James Toscano College Prep Lodi jim . . . Student Council presi- dent . . . pride of the school . . . a diplomatic middle-of-the-roader . . . dislikes large cities . . . grind of Rosemary and the quiet i e. Theresa Valente Commercial Lodi Terry . . . secretarial work is her chosen field . . . can be found musing over her stamp collection with Jacqueline Pec- oraro, Lois Troast, and Barbara Toth . . . quiet and capable. Barbara T. Toth Ronald C. Tringle Commercial East Paterson Saddle R' Bobbie . . . ardent platter-pro- Town-5 carer . . . infects, 1sn't that Snake . . . idea of heao n cute! . . . skillful ping-pong workin on his car . .' player . . . fond of lane Froman's at ship i . . singing style . . . neoer refuses ta and ' . . ow air a turkey drumstick. a Nb' 'Q-51 ffl ei f Gerald C. Van Ess College Prep Saddle River Township Jerry . . . quiet until you him started on his favorite cation-model planes . . . to shock the world wit roucrivs in electronics . likes big deals. CunineH.Vei-melts H Commercial Saddle River Township Car . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . eniays skating, sewing, sports and convertibles . . . favorite song is Because of You . . . aim in life is to make others happy. Inez C. Vilardo Commercial . N. . swims and roller skates . . . where's Anna Marie? . . . has visions of secretarial success . . . appreciates her high school di- plorruz. Albert Vi st Paterson can be fou d at Elm wood Spa spends asure time with Nick joe Al loves girls and ramoli golf is favorite hobby goal in life to be a textile chemist BQ. 5,1- il I 1 r r bg l A .lVin Y Jack R. Wagenti Sylvester WagenG Nl ,Q V' Edith Walton Com r t so Colle e PreP . Lodi General ll f KJ, Log-lil Commercial Saddle River . . ys , m k oreign Feel Elnlftectl . .'. f lpdk in Lodi es . . . sociali is with Nick Del r Township ls . . . l' s to nee a ' Ba 'la 1: AC!fdl6l7l!l i.'. . likes to ilzo and Pa . Scillia rf . . Edee . . . red hair and green 'l . . . this s with , plat? pool . . . pals with Carmen d sn't,am1r I- of driceas, wise eyes .fond of skating. driving, li t br hair -1 . . . will spepd next few years -lays and ogfeitezufpirls . . . and going to paiama parties . . . l 1 e to si g the 'lf in college .J hopesffo play pro often S1651 on ' baseball delights in Chinese food . . . ab- I ' e My a To . . . Qfasketball sorhedayz diamoizd. , fl hors people who gossip . . . as- c be fo with Barb and I f. sistant head maiorette. P t talkir 1 to Mrs. Gif . X , M I N-,-X K Ml 'FM ffl' t L1 f Iffkp ' .r III , , ,Tn l if 'X V e i -1 Q ' is , ff X! 'l , Ni l X f- ,V , 5' ff, f' ,l f f ,Kr M, r 4 'X I g . 5 i Jane C. lvasmer General East Paterson . . . ardent Perry Como fan . . . St. Ann's Cadets . . . blonde hair . . . blue cues . . . enioys ice cream . . . homework is a bother . . . seen often with Carol Lynch . . . nursing as a career. Helen B. YVeinbel Commercial East Paterson . . . this brown haired, brown eyed student wants to become a successful private secretary . . . likes sports and Eddie Fisher . . . can be found with Erna and Lillian at La Bua's store. efijwwif l yffvwjl D-QL fig!! ,r v rr '4'A ,1oWard R. YVeiss 1 Copze Prep En t Paterson Mk I f mous for l nd ' , blue eyes ' g ability . . . goes fo mting-sports . . . spends- leisure time eating venislm . . . plans to attend Bible School. Allan I. lvVellins ollege Prep East Paterson Al . . . writing is his greatest interest . . . hopes to be a iourna- list . . . a rlecoted fan of Louis Satchm0 Armstrong . . . likes southern fried chicken, music and sports . . . tried his hand at some rather unusual poetry in his sophomore year. 2. 1 ll W M . 1 - . ' tu ' idaho , . VU Bertha YVilson Robert D. lvVinter James J. YVi!schel Commercial East Paterson Cena-ral Little Ferry Alexander l'l k0 '5k' . General Lodi Bert . . . active in church ac- lVint . . . photography is his College Prev Lodi Snitz . . . a whiz at crossword tiuities . . . enjoys skating . . . hobby . . , hopes to go to Cal- Buddy . . . acute car-mania . J . puzzles . . . is glad that he favorite foods are pizza and spa- ifornia . . . dislikes conceited Because of You , . . acid learned to spell . . . dislikes ghetli . . . admires jerry Lewis girls . . . very fond of green sports follower . . . kalmsy con- wise guys . . . would like to . . . would like to be a 1ninister's Stutlelaakers . . . would enjoy scious . . . bright future as a marry a good cook and control wife. 1,431 driving a racing car. lab technician. the family money. TN john G. VVoemer College Prep Saddle River Township . . . would like to becornr an vn- gineer . . . builds model air- planes . . . plays baseball and basketball . . . can be found at Sam's Sweet Shop with George, Lou, Henry and Gerry . . . dis- likes wise guys. Sal A. Yuppn i General 3'Lodi Yup . , . favorite haunt is Mr. Maggesafs offce . . . girls are his favorite interest, but cars run a close second . . . take! up space eating at Panama's. sequence 'ZAR 'lf' i 7' iv, Brenda E. XVolfe College Prep Little Ferry Bren .. . . black hair, blue eyes . . . business manager of year book . . . relishes chicken . . . likes sports . . . plans to become l Robert C. YVond A College Prep Saddle River Township VVoodsy . . . likes to tinker with guns . . . hangs out at Sam's Sweet Shop listening to Sko- a teacher. kian . . . hates homework but wants to be successful in life. in ,,,, cv- SL KS- ., Q '- ' A' XA er, .mv .., ' . Inf' - 1.1 .2 4, 0 . s. L 'I' ' . , v 5 ' ' n . -'Q sk lv v K ' -a Q ' i ' , - ss .qs W X-x - .sr g I J - Q , rw i ' '-5' - ' ,, ., X .MM sm- y , s , - .- 1 , .9 X V ' - -1 ig N f ' 4 , ,. - x Qs, ' ' f A -. . J - is Barbara K. Yura College Prep East Paterson Bobbi . . . a loyal member of the Teen-ettvs . . . was our iunior and senior Vice President . . . fresh lab technicia material . . . her friendliness algiwgood humor are contagious . . 4 clever it a paint brush. 1- 29 nn C. Young o ercial Lodi KL! air . . . blonde hair and blue X eyes . . . bm friend is Barbara Zak . . .I a 'te hangout is Joe Lynton A. Wyckoff College Prep Saddle River Township Lyn . . . likes sports, eating ' steak . . . spends leisure repair- ing radios and T.V. sets . . . can be found at Elmwood Spa . . . specializes in smiles-plans on college in future. Barbara A. Zak Commercial East Paterson Barb . . . this beauty is proud of being a successful senior . . . likes to roller skate and dance and ' 's . . . aim in life is . . . can be found at Joe and V t 'ways be happy. Frankie candy store with Mary z,' Ann Young . . . her only dis- l, like-high and mighty boys. u If ju 'X f'-' V L. J ' J lj f f' 2 J V yi I fs . fy ' X7 . ll ma F. zim , y L F , College Prep Sgflglle sliver Jam F. Zhmil 1 ene I. zf ma 711 U wry good darggr lp Commercial Little Ferry more l Lit erry hopes to make money 100752 - - - Hlvhllf good Um -I? - - - I ' ff' I G Popu- unsted in Drum Cows basket she says . . . averse to conceited r song . . . d k nceit ball football and LUIS boys . . . her hobby is drawing people . . f rite elebrit, is dislikes conceztid girls ' ' ' likes U may Steak ' - - Ton? li- - - 3 Off , 721 fauonte celebrity is Jackie Cleo proud of he' SMU' Arlene' W I' son favorite pastime is l sleeping D U. N. March Shostakouitsclz c-:legal WW The jumors, wl1o are about to become Semors hue Ill but trlxen the fnml step towards the COlHplLt1OIl of thelr hlgh school 6dL1C2It10Il Tl1e Class of 1936 shows great prom1se of bemg one wh1ch Loch Hlgll School xull lonff remember It h1s 111 1tS fax or 1 llrge number of 1lS members who fire Ictne 111 school o1ff1111z1t1o11s lN tIlV who rre outst111cl111q sehol1st1Q1llx f1thlet1 cillx flrtlstlcallx md 1HllS1C'1llX and list but fir hom lt 1st Ill u11c11111x number of handsome boys and pretty g1rls XVQ tl1e Se111ors h ue COHf1ClCl1CC that the class wl11cl1 IS to follow us w1ll mike 1tS mclehble mark 111 the '1l1ll llS of LOd1 H1 h 705 W' ADNIINISTRATIY E TRIBMNE Jumor 0fflC9fS Tro'1st Prcsulcnt R Emrelnhofer VICE Presmlent 411 Secrthry B Docherty Treisurer N 1 llmlilwfm xv U.N. CHANCELLERY COMMISSION Junior Cabinet onwr: .hw . . Sf! X I I 11 C1 tr 1 Front Row: I. Innocenti, B. Docherty, Trezxsurerg E. SL'lllll1l'Y'f, R. Percim. S. Dvlt-1lZ0. M- Di Pvri, Secretary. Back Row: B. Izcuzzo, A. Tronst, Prvsidvntg XV. Marx, R. Franc, R, ElIlTL'1IlhOfCf, 59 Vice Presidentg A. Mottula. 11-1 MRS. 11. XICOTBA Room 301 Front Roux: Mrs. Nicotra, M. Baldino, O. Bisso. NI. Ccrini, D. Caccia. A. Cate-nn. A. .Avon-tin. Svcnnrl Rmu: I. Conti. F. Bon- giorno. I. Cinn, N. Bmlnvr, A. Bishow, L. Chi.xr.xmontr-, F. Breen. Third Row: I. Conti, A, Atwood, B. Chmko, Y. Curcio, S. Buda, B. Brown, NI. Bornkamp. Fnurflz Row: B. Buclin, A. Banco, tl. B.1rmc'hina, B. Brown, F. Bm-rglhnhn, I. Ch.1v.1nm-, R. Bidoglio. Back Row: J. Basil. L. Buccoln, C. Bertsch, H. Butonsky, B. Bsrnnrclucci, L. Bua, B. Cur- hmn, YV. Butierfield. 11-2 MISS J. FEBAVOLO Boom 302 Front How: Misi I. F1'r.n'ol0, B. Dunn, J. Duthic, R. Ciljlllil, C. Chivvrs, P. Dai, B. D0 Brulye, Svcond Row: NI. Di Pcri, C. Dysscn, S. Duclick, G. Dinnuzzo, A. Dc'NInr- X tini, BI. DQFQU, B. De Boa-r, K. Cha-Ski. Third Roux: I. Dolllmum, R. Cmmillo, D. Dc Mer- - ilk, T. Cumpama, S. DL-lcnlm, J. Dv Crosta, F. D1 Marin, H. Cono- scvnti. Back How: I. Costa, A. Castellano, J. Como, I. Dalenberg, R. Daraia. 'Flynn-1 I x 5 3 'I Nl D' . 4 .7 .I ' m -Q1 E3 V .v Q 'Q C. lf 5 ' C -- 3 v 'v O +- Q A Q gif. 'ff EJ f an il W P 5 Isis -...- Duncan ins: ' ,-. 1... 11-3 xuss 1. LO CASTRO Room 303 Prim! Hou: Silas Ln Castro, 11. Fin-tru I ljvrllyslnra, 11. C.nL1I1l.lIm, D. 11-lnvr 1 1'udur, C.. lk-mu. mumrl HULL: CQ. Mm. A 15. 1'r1ux1, 11, 1 11rLlm.u1, C, 1'r1wm.l L 1'.n.xm1, 15. i,.l111l.mv, 1. Uurduln. Xl. lxr lm.lr1m.. Hurd liuu: il, 14.llLr:, li, Eumm huhfr, 11. Lulu-lwulxl, CQ. lfullsgllu, 11, EL L H. Dfirrlcu, 11. 1'r.mu, 1. Iwzpnr. Buck H il. Crmv, j. 1311111-tcr, 10 liatuu, A. Cuerne '- 5. Fubuf. X. Cn-L-llc, A. lrmph, Y. bm: na Xl. Durillngvr, li. hunky. 53 on! a 4 'V 9 -can-.p-. l a 1'-9 L, 11-6 MISS A. SCANDARIATO Auditorium Frrmt How: Miss A. Scz111d.1ri.1tr1, M. Mur- clc-nti, M. Mor1111n, Ii. Marti-11.110, I. Mc- I.uuuhIi11, V. Mim-0, M. I11f.111tw, M. Mc-- K1-ms11. 511111111 Hnug: Fillat, A. Mr1ttr1l.1, E. NIL'!lt'l'iy, C. Mriiicflla. M. A. Mirti, D Maizvjy, Y. MLCU53 D. ML.-Xiu-r, M. xiL'C.lY- thy. Tlzzrrl Rule: H. Eakim, I. Ali, XY. Mc- Dor111r1t!, I. Me-yer, P, M.17zr11a1, A. Moimcky M. M11rz1km'itz. Buck Row: I. Mauna, F Mack, G. Miunulli, N. Mnltusc, R. MosL'.1t1'l R. Mclnimh. 54 ' 1 .aa sa '54 I ll 4 NIR A NYIALE un! Iiuu, XI 11 -X Brm111 C. Ghio, 111111 1-11t1, I. 111111- r s L u r Suonc mu L. lglody, B. 11110 L 1 11 1 hm 1 X. Holley, 11111 11t111111 'inn How: lltKi1lllL.S Lv 11111 111s X 'r1ght, L. lun! 5 11 wus 111'g.,4'r, . llm'p11c1', 1114 ou, - ' , 'l'. litu- , li. Ixruicli, K. nm . 'L-xiinkc 1 111. luwuoll. ll-5 MISS S. PLAXSUN Auditorium I-'mul Row: M155 S. Pl.1x51111, L. Lutczu, j. Kursi-5, B. MuConnull, B. Luchur, P. LL-U, Il. Krouch, L. Lame, j. M.1stri1111i. Second Huw: L. L.1ngc, H. 1.11-1111111r11, J. La- IR-111, L. M1-mp, P. ML-Brulnf, P. Km'a11'm'y, Krol. 'l'l1irzl limo: j. Lolirvr, P. Lllllklkil, T. Lunzx, E. XXRIRUNYH, M. MA- g.1rro, A. Lust, Back How: P. Miller, A. Murphy, B. Maybce, D. .KI'LllHDfL'l', P. La- b.1rl1iur.1, E. Malchmn, K. Lindley. 'ETC ..,.' -rg .au-, .., . L-aimldi. ,-.lg A- W, ' A s .ggi M 'mn vu. 15,4 ll Ai iii! I-ll fi. 'Q1' if 2 , 2'If,.'5r ' ,. , 5- ' f , fi 1 1 , 4 .1 I , , fu. I I Vliinif., 4 l . ZH A ' 1. xl, u v . 'fm'-k QQX -r, 'M ' Va- wx L-JW ,wr ff' '- Aff smzuuwmm-fmvkumgf-.x.. v M,- 56 ff 3 uiie D Y aw 45 ENFORCERS Sophomore Officers K. Heiss, Presidentg Miss Feoranz, B. Maio, Secretaryg R. Scudillo, Vice Presidentg R. Di Miceli, Treasurer. A071105 Free at last from the indignity of being their Sophomore year they became better Freshmen and soon to enter upon the second acquainted with the advantages that Lodi High half of their high school career, the Deputies, has to offer, and as Iuniors they will be able to show promise of great achievement. During benefit from them to the fullest, Nl 1 , 1 A .. .3 'i W E' U.N. SECONDARY COMMISSION Sophomore Cabinet Adviser: Miss M. Feoranz Front Row: B. Maio, Secretaryg K. Heiss, Presidentg Miss Feoranz, R. Scudillo, Vice Presidentg R. Di Miceli, treasurer. Back Row: J. Daccurso, R. Garcia, I. Di Crosta, B. Castro, I. Gasarowski, K. Schinke, S. A. Zon- dorak, D. Nedeler, V. Lucca. 7- 10-1 NIISS A. HERNIAN Front Hmm: Mix: H1-rnmn. Ni. Buck, D. Anrxtm. A. Iimulvn, B. C.n.rQr.xmiv, R. HmuL'rJv.ul1. T. llurxh, A. f'.mmxvr.mu, B. Bulls-r. NI. Cummu, 5, C.xt.ulmm. Srronzl Hmr: B. Cfmtru. C. C.xm1i.r1m1. X. Cmrvy, I. Brrlcilrm. 1. Bmuulq, R. Da Ninn, J, Broun, Y. Cutrmm. NI, Bu.x. B. Benin, C. Amin-rson. Third Ruin I.. CL-nnimo, I. A1b.rm-sv, R. Baldmcv. L. Anulino, I. Broukmmm. B. Bruno, F. BAM1. D. Crmklln. I. H:-rry. 15. B.1ldmo, L. Bluaru. H, H.rk.x5, Burk Hum II. Blourl- worth. I. Arm, I. Burney, M. Brickncr, H. Att.m.rsio, I. Bordo, R. Chiogsi. 10-2 NIR. S. RUSSO Front Rauf Xlr. Husxu. XI. I 1z'tLhL'r, F. Crhlmm. 1'. Ill- Blqllk, J. De- Graff, I . C1.nrL'i.r, F. Dr- Nlvlm, li, FAA sinu, j. lin-51-rg T. Fvrr.xl.4, :L Dupimk. Swami Huw: H. Di Nillkll. Xl. Clullmki, P. Dc XY1tt, li. Cnr- rison, A. llc Huvr, C. Drtnth. X. Human-ll, H. FL'rrnr.1.1'.Clol.l. Third Row: S. Dc Ifl'.n1cr1, 'II Ettl. I. Clqu.urmm'f ski, .-X, I ll111LLhl0, R. Ifrnlvlx. li, Dc I.0x'vl1L0, A. I l.nlku. limk lirfu: F. Du .Xrnle-lu, XY. Fr.15c.x. R. Dr Harm, R. Du Baia. ov -A , 'z'- J 10-6 Mll. T. YICHCA Front Rolf: Mr. V1-rua, M. Cuhc-n, C. XVUlfa-r, Zmuluralc, I. 'l'r1ppmli, D. Yagvll, E. Uclits. Srfnnrl Row: IJ. Mfomlziclmski, T. Urwvirlvr, A. l r.m'r, A, XvlL'll1t'llllL'l'H, E Ward, M. A. Yuroshvk, E. XY11n11, C. Kum- fs-rt. Burk Rmc: A. YQ-lardi, ll. VVallacL', F. Yitalc, XV. Young, D. Young, ll. xVClJL'f, M. Schc-ctr-r, D. Salim-Ll'xt1-r. 58 10-4 MRS. I. SMITH Auditorium Front Roux: Mrs. Smith, M. March:-se, A. Munn-nz-r, N. Mignanu, C. Messina, E. Nor- ris, A. Mullv, B. Matthews, I. Mason E. Maxim-r, E. M4-Donald, B. Orlando. Scconzl How: S. Nanfclclt, I. My-Donough, V. Lucca, P. Lon-nzi, M. Natoli, M. Pallcscn, A. Mar- , tin, 1. Mathyas, N. Martiuvlli I. Olson, E. ML-Alpim-, M. Maday. Third Row: H. Mil- chcll, E. Maurer, M. Parker, J. Niclaus, D. Ncdvlcc, P. Park R. Marrone R. Paladino. Buck Row: A. Nuccitclli M. Manicone, T. McLaughlin, E. Lo Guidice, M. Martorella. f 'ify v . i in , MRS. H. NELSON , ' - Auditorium I 4 Front Row: Mrs. Nel- j son, B. Riley, A. Tvr- ' .,,, , lizzi, I. Pizzulli, F. Tartaglia, 1. Socha, D. 4, Riedyk, E. Stump- r ' W 5 '1 . Eager, J. Polizzi, E. fl 1 f '0kol, M. Schoonhcn, Q A. Salvado. Second Q ' Row: J. P0c'sL'hl, R. A Y Pvrainn, P. Puzyski, R. 'N Poliduri, Y. Pops-uk, li. Hay, D. Schrvilwr, B. 1 Schumann, C. Skow- rrmski. Third Row: D. Santuru, P. Pu-rvira, I. Peclonc, M. Schwcin- ininger, XV. Tripovich, B. Starling, T. Smir- aldi, A. Svger. Back Row: L. Scalcra, R. Toci, T. Stoddard. 10-T MISS S. PISANO Room 101 Hou Miss Pismo. I. Bruno, R. Foffn, X. Ilvorovy, U. Dm-llax Rndolfu, NI. Dv Mum. C. Cnrhxcci, B. . ndlm-kofur. Svcmzcl Row: J. Di M. BI.x11.1ro. Y. Chinni, D. Di Crosta, R. Clyzmvski, J. Fvlt, I. Ander- R. CAL-ioppn. Bufk Row: S. I. Babits, I. Castiglin, A. j. Dnuurso, L. Atchcsnn, Carroc-cio, C. Dc-ly. Back I. Crusco, E. Foggc, abxsmh, B jackson, D. Ever- D. Evans R. Du Angcl0, G. Colis. 10-8 MR. L. LASCARI Room 102 Front Rmb: Mr. L. L.xsuu'i, R. Mn-liii, L. Ninnnm, D. Husalu-tto, E. C1cn'cl.11m, S. Uvr- hino, li. Intvrclonato, I. Lil1m'h.m, 15. 11011, M. Imlmszhnli. Svc'- ond limb: J. SL-mfnni, J. Ricti, KI. Lillllllliil, A. Km-run-y, F. Kunu-r, J. jnnoxuki, D. Mul- lin, B. Main, C. In- grzxssin, P. Murtha, R. Garcia. L. Nlnngnno, A. Nlnkcmkn. Third Row: A. NI.lLD0nncl1, H. Niuvllvr, C. Main- ardi, A. Slnrtxrwlli, B. Nh-yvrs. R. Morgan, N. Mnm-t.nkis, X. Niosi, T. Lomb. R. Garbo- ' rino, j. Nlguncco, R. Lopw. R. Gnrgiulo. 1 Bark Huw: L. Inncllxl, E. CIN-rllmrk, R. Cin- Collmrrtm, Y. 1.1-mw, R A Gnsulhvcti, P. Her- '7 mans. Ei!! Y Y 1? K fo 10-9 MR. A. CALLEO Room 103 ' Front Row: Mr. Calle-0, L. Paci, S. Sylvester, R. SL-udilln. P. Seve-ntko, A. Scmfani, B. Se-m0r.xd, E. Vinci, L. Olko, Rugziero, E. Pckaar. Szcond Row: B. Seeker, R. Toronto E. Pnladino, I. Russo, N. Santora. F. Snifl fe-n, P. Schmidt, C. Torrey, J. Van Houien, R. Suychcl, A. XVcbber, P. Realmuto, B. P0- lxssm 7111111 Hou.: C. Tronuonu. B. Snhmalz- riedt, H. Pape, I, Price, D. Sampson, I. Or- lando, C. Rnstkowski, K. Schinke, R. Olko, E. Vilardi, E. Olive-ri, E. Stcnvck, S. Mar- chcsn-. Huck Hou.: XV. Sheets, R. Straka, I. Sc-heri, XV. Thorne, R. Scire. 59 Lil DiSPl afbe Yefsons 1 Cgfnggimgn Back Row: After their first year, the hardest of all, the D.P.,sv have become accustomed to being a part of Lodi High School. As Sophomores, they will find new avenues opening up to them and, before they know it, they will be upperclassmen. We envy them a little, for they have three years Q 7 ORIENTATION COUNCIL FRESHMAN OFFICERS Front Row: I. Cha-rha, Treasure-rg R. Salerno, Secretary. V. Carahin, Prcsidcntg Miss Dreistadt, M. Baldino, Vice President. ahead of thcm, while our days at Lodi High will soon be over. The Class of 1958 has a great tradition to uphold. X'Ve know that they will distinguish themselves as individuals and as a group. till I I I .l I l ' signs- If. N. REHABILITATION COUNCIL FRESHMAN CABINET Sponsor: Miss L. Drcistadt 60 Front Row: V. Curabin, Presidentg I. Cherba, Treasurerg Miss Dreistadt, M. Baldino, Vice President. Second Row: M, Sgybbllo, V, Plegpia, M. Longo, R. Di Maria, E. Butler, I. Zacconc. Back Row: I. Sclafani, M. March, D. De Marco, S. Oliveri. 9-1 NIR. I.. BRUNO Auditorium Front Raw: If. Brink:-r, I. Bode, I. Chvrba M. Bakr-r, D. Cupolii.mc.x, B, Alpi Ament. I- Almlmtv. L. Chirmi. P. Austen Sucond Ruu.': li. B.ill.mty'm-, V. Cnmbi Adragna, H, Bnrlmto, R. Campo. R. Brayya M. Bogart, A. Abdul, J. Barb.1g.ill0, L. Chia vetta. Third Rou.': RI. Barth, D. Ahbate marco, F. Carlson. B. C.irc.im, I. Annichiar ico, P. Calls-0, XY. Briand, I. Umm. Bac Row: V. Curclazone, R. Capawann, A. Belli R. Bloodworth, A. Cangialosi MISS N. FEORANZ Auditorium Front Row: Miss Foo- ranz, J. Gcmza, M. Ccrarcli, R. Dc Santo, D. Clint-, M. Dc Brune, P. Fnlut, C. Failma-r. Svconll Hmr: H. Fmnk, J. D'Amic0, A. Co- lt-tta, P. Fortsch, E. Di Chium, A. Colu- municu, A. Di Dun.itu, J. Giailxtrniwilico. Third Row: D. Di- Marco, A. Dc Siorvo. F. Fvr- rnrzi, R. Dum-lski, L. Di Salvo, j. 1-1-um-y, A. Di Su-hxiio, T. Corclvs, J. Fnilln, H. Freud. Buck How: T. Ciuppu, L. Ferrara, J. De Brllo, R. Fabits, A. Dell. 'J T A , AME 9-3 NIISS L. DREISTADT Auditorium Front Row: Miss Drz-iatndt, B. Kassouf, E Klein, L. Kissvl, A. Kcmnil, D. Hight, M Konyha, J. Luciano, J. lloflnmnn, NI. Longo Srcanrl Rriug: L. Gutmxillcr, G. Ilorstxmxnn C. Kmkv, J. Kuciistru, J. Kukusuk, G. Hit:- gins, D. Gr.iL1.uliu, I. Il.xu5t-n, C. Lzifko Third Row: F. Kuhlwz, A. Hopp, S. Longo I. Kuiimr, T, Lymh. II. Hz-nscl, A. Knlcmlxa A. Krall. Iiuik Hmf: S. LuL'i.ix10, C. Uri maldi, li. Kirsrhhnuni, J. Holloxsood, K Kopx-sky, P. Kwak. 61 :fa --1. 9-6 MISS I. UZMAX Auditorium Fmnt Row: Miss Uzmnn, I. Statilv, E. Yan- kowitz, B. Tnscano, K. Tnppodo, B. VVyc- koff, M. Schmlln-r, M. M.umn, A. Szilusi. Second Row: H. Su-A-ch, M. M.uc.1Ius0, J. Visolsky, H. Bianchi, N. Connolly, j. Hubcl, YV. Roberts, A. Roncutl, J. Vihxlu. Third How: D. Ycnnurrl, H. 5:-un-lkl-n, li. l-'lon-5, I. Zaccone, I. Tufaro, I. Alino, S. Toth, B. Zimq, S. XVagL-nti, A. Rubino. Back Row: IN. Tufaro, R. XVhc-tstonc, M, Woods, D. Naples. 62 an 9 4 XIISS L. DURANTE M.. Auditorium Iron! Hou Miss Duramtv. D. Muzznro, M. unlink J Ml-ssinn, M. O'CIunnor, .l. Mvr- 0 ll 'Xunl1.lt0, X. Cilvs, M, NlLlL.lK'CU, D. Mour Suonrl How: C. Muzzuclri, C. Orsini, 'Nllslumlu S. Nizxio. B. Marta-ns, j. Pax- rgc NI kara, S. Mllls, P. Madonna, A. 'N sutu llxxnl Row: M. Mnri.mi, T. Moclica, ilylrs M M.micom-, F. Xustn, S. Oliv- W, v, 'l'. X1u'lmnc, Brwk Row: I. 1 ndxkls D. Mzmm-lla, V. Nl0I'OSCll, ll. NI xrcchuk, R. Marszalck. 9-5 Miss 1. ALESSI Auditorium Front Row: Miss Alessi, R. Sak-mo, L. Suu-rn, F. Stuklinski, J. Powlcs, A. S1-heck, D. Snuvr, B. Puzycki, D. Roth. Sccoml Row: ll. Sofhfl, C. Russo, V. P11-sci.x, E. H1-bisz, D. Rusol, T. Pontilc, P. Rim-dvr, M. Pontile, R. Sc-inl.1ri, P. Sin-ci. Third Row: M. Sor- hullo, D. Pcrillo, C. Scaglionu, T. Pccoraro, S. Sodoro, N. Snmuvl- son, T. Schl-Hel, J. Slobcn, G. Pl-nicaro M. Scoflia. Buck Row: H. Protzc, P. Suimecn, F. Schmellz, R. Roon. 9-T NIR. C. SERPONE Room 209 Front Roux: Mr. Serponb, C. Cirinelli, D. Duane-. K. Donny, C. Annuik, C. Horvath, R. DiNIaria. P. Bua. M. Dc-Falco. I. Cook, S. Briszati, A. M. Del Rv, T. Degliomini. Second Row: R. Brnley, A. Df:Lorenzo, D. Guido, M. Baldino, R. Antista, NI. Carlino, C. De-Falco, NI. Arnold, R. Calendrillo, R. Colle-tti, I. Guralski, M. D9Bl'l'l9!lQ'ffO, K. Grvga. Third Row: T. Cihnc-y. C. Manzo, J. D1-Noluile, XV. johnson, E. Butler, I. Acker- mann, B. Holfnmn. J. Byrne, L. Saw-gh. R. Dianuzzo, F. DiXiaria, D, Bianchi. Back Row: B. Breen, D. Conrad, M. Diminno, D. DePeri, J. Bogush, I. Indelicato, M. Callazzo. f'7?f'J6ff'767V Ere 98 NIR D LUCIAINO Room 104 Front Rau, 'slr LUCIADO E Martme S Niortenscn C Toll R Roscllm P Nleyer C Niuxluso G LOCsl1lCllCl J xllwlfdl G Lof fro j Pxlumbo Sccond Hou J Niastropole J Loc xsclo I Rentz A Oest NI Feldere T Smdonuto L Sprnuero C Plela E VS xsmk 5 Roch G Pollto J Sclmfam Third Hou, E Shuplk A korzelnus XX Wllk A Cahml F Longo I LaCress1 R VV1lson I Terry I Legotmo R Pumell I Marvln I' Nhmrr Back Rau, R Pace A Savas tano S Potosnak F Rlchman ii ,,- 63 U gan! zzfmzx As various commissions enlarge the scope of the United Nations, our many organizations broaden the range of our school life. They bring unity and a sharing of interest and ideas among our students, and of course, they offer many opportunities for enjoyment as well. Extra-curricular activities serve to round out a studentls personality, to teach him the art of working harmoniously with others, and to make the years spent in high school more interesting and more memorable. The Student Council, the representative governing body of our school, is equivalent to the General Assembly, the governing body of the United Nations. The class cabinets are subsidiary governing units of the Student Council, while the many clubs are branches of this governing body, each with its own sphere of activities and responsibilities. All those who partici- pate in these activities are benefiting their school, their community, and most of all, themselves. 64 gy . 1 fl' SSISTANC Pu 572, C' 25 V v' I 3 Mae? WA ! A I'cL-llnin-ul ASSl5f.lIlLl'V was nlmignc-Ll by Hr. Olav S xlillllll'Sl'Il. u 1m'mluz-r of tha' iutvrn.xtiml.1l Svcl'vt.1ri11t of tllcf l'nitvml NATIONS. It will lu' prlntn-ml in twu LlL'l1UIIll II.ltlllIlS'3 ufub, j.mLlL- gl'1'l'Il, lmcl 5 L-cub, gn-5. L'.N'A'I'IOXS Sponsor: Mr. Scandariato Front Row: B. Miller, M. De Andrea, Il. Moticker, ll. Zunni, Treasurer, A. Del Crt-cog Xi Pri 'l T ' ' ' ce -sua-nt, j. Ioseunog Iresident, B, Sayer, Secretary, Il. Peraino, B. Sutera, C. ustrelli, R. Gerurdi, C, Mazzadri, J. Lursx-ns, P. De Blanc. Second Nous: A. Troast, Herman, E. Pekaar, C. Loiacano, G. Hannigan, NI. Berger, R. O'Connor, P. Niosi, H If-linek, II. Piehler, F. Burhans, I. Kacascik, K. Heiss, C. Macaluso, E. Sinionelli, Bruno, R. Interdonato. V. Cutrona. R. Budin. Huck How: R, Roow, j. Di Orin, D. Versace, P. Van Splinter, A. De Lorenzo, j. Ackerman, J. Churba. Wzesfwhg def STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS R. Zanni, Treasure-rg A. Del Greco, Vice President, B. Sayer, Secretary, I. Toseano, Prcsidentg Mr. P. Scandariata. - - Q-4 7 Spons r S nr in 1 mn? lime s nr vt mo rs su r St ind url :lo 1 rn sit r uc tr efzef1af,S2Zs'xemzfQ STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the repre- sentative governing body of the school, comparable to the General Assembly of the United Nations. It charters all other school organizations and regulates their activities. eczmify gazffzczf STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE This is the group which directs the business of the Student Council in weekly meetings. They handle all matters which do not require action by the entire Student Council, thus saving time and trouble and running school affairs more efficiently. no 1 1 l Inu rt o o n ' L nr Lurilnn 66 Bunk Rau. . . s, ,, . li. Hoon. CMJ 4' QQQMA Ulfdfllfdflbfl JUNIOR RED cnoss COMMITTEE This committee helps in school fund-raising drives for the Red Cross. They also distribute gifts to hospital- ized children and perform many other services for those less fortunate than themselves. - -A N l.. F' . .1 1 Front Row: Mrs. A. Barone. Mrs. R. Hannigan, Mr. P. Scandariato. Mrs. M, Kronish. Back Roux: 1. Toscano, A. Dei Greco, R, Zanni, K. Heiss, B. Miller, V. Carabin, A. Troast. Qfklfafly fgdllflflf STUDENT SERVICE The Student Service has efficiently directed traffic in our hallsg they have helped to eliminate the crowds dur- ing the passing of classes and to estah- lish a lmetter system of conduct. -v Front Row: R. Zanni, A. Del Greco, Mr. Sc-andariata, B. Sayer, I- Tosrumo- Sfflmd Row: S. Fletcher, C. Herman, M. Morgan, R. O'Conn0r. Back Rom: R. Jellnek R. Roon, F. Hutter. ammfffw an gpafzfdzmefzfaly 529512112225 ASSEMBLY PROGRAM COMMITTEE The faculty members and students who comprise this group are to he congratulated for the yery fine assem- hlies which we enjoy every week. Frmzf Kult? E, Rappapurt, li. ffurci, li. O'ff11l1nor. M. liassi. l.. Vi-pnk, ff llaulirso C. Lisa, ll. Xoxutiw, l . CQi.iim.ml.l, M. Almfnlmar. J. lmxl, ll. l r.i1m, li. liulll, A. llzl Greco. Surunl Ron. 5. Iffmfn, P. Ninsi. Y. De Nluro, B. Miller. j, l'.iu.in, M. lie-r H. Ffllilflllll, H, ff.naur.imln-, IJ. Thompson, Dv flmu-, l'. Martinlui, I.. Mhumni 6' E. llannixran, li. Lexern h. Hulk linu: j. 'liosr.inn, XV. Kaiifliold, ll. lurks, Y. Loiaui o li. Zanni, A. Main, S. ltixlwiistr-xii, llannaio, P. il-Ufflllllf, li. Nuliulas, XV. Iluson ywzzfaai CO EDITORS rigin f Vito D1 Cfmpua Ronald Ielxnek --13 gf F2220 ASSISTANT EDITORS 49 Gene Hannigan Harrut Katz Gall Manketo EDITORIAL BOARD Marlon Argcntero Shnrlcy Flmtcher Phxlnp INIOSI fb 7' 21 Dolores Plsano Phlhp Sandnrs Left to Hugh! Bernie Mxller Dons Barnxtt Richard Novotny Margaret Gneco Mlke Berger Barbara Sayer SYN! I I VHVV V F 1 In . I , K I I. I I I ' I I -I I I I I I F I I I , I ' S1 ar 1 I I . A . ., is 4: 3t0l'S In May of last year. all those who were interested in working on the 1955 yearbook gathered together to do some informal planning. Several hectic meetings were held under the guidance of Miss Selma Plaxsun. and suggestions for the theme were offered. Over the sum- mer we worked out our ideas and in September the United Nations theme was selected as the best. XVe visited the beautiful United Nations building in New York for inspiration and started right in with layouts, special features. art and writing. lt has been said that genius is ten percent inspiration and ninety percent perspiration. The editorial staff of the 1955 issue of the Magic Casements, while not geniuses. nevertheless did a great deal of per- spiring before the yearbook became a finished product. XVe had our minor quarrels and our violent outbursts of temper. our headaches and our going-to-the-printer blues. but somehow we always managed to put our heads together and come up with a fresh idea that renewed our enthusiasm. Our yearbook had many contributors. all working together with a fine spirit of co-operation. These people had but one aim: to give our class, the Seniors of 1955, a yearbook they will be proud of and cherish for many years to come. BRENDA XYOLI-'E Business Manager YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF The small but efficient Business Start did many thankless but important lohs that make it possible tor Us to hay e a yearbook. 1 4. 's . M., V auf' T MISS SELMA PLAXSUN Editorial :xllX1SCl' Miss Selma Plaxsun, our adviser, has earned the thanks and appreciation of eaeh member ot the Yearbook Edi- torial Statl for her patience, her tact, and, abou- all, for her invaluable part in making our yearbook what lt is. MR. EDYVARD GROMAN Business Adviser To Mr. Groman, who finally suc- ceeded in collecting all the yearbook money from the reluctant Seniors, our respect and gratitude. lie has expertly handled the business and financial matters and made it pos- sible for us to have the fruits of our labor published. .. .,'! 4 --.- Front Rom: R, Raia, I. Kral, D. Dare, II. XYe1nhel, D. Lindsay, C. Diauto, B. XYolfe, B. Nelson. Parnifello, A. Cottone veri, J. btendreni, C, Nurettrli. Buek How: j. liaxey, L. llalsted, M. 1.4-Mrrdy, Y. Bel Bruno, lt. Cfayaluzlo linodover, N. Orlando, M. LaBua, M. Young, H. Marvin, K. byyeetinan, A. Huthithio, A. Asaro, L. Beerinari. Q'-ol High at One of the outsumq of the entire school nation of Miss ' takes place at the Honor Sockty queen is Rosemary O' wn!' cd at ,- . .-. .. LL in eq A .K. ....f.p. lt!! 'I ipv .f EE t 'L' ': 'ii' ..,v 'I ' by this Q , - ' Q se' n 5 . tif ' 1 l I l -v s -r ? i 1 K L J at I t 3 ' ...24 all I1 ' 'ff v v if 1 3 ' ' UZ, Lodl,N.J.--Friday,lllan:lt4, 1955 Holds Tea - On February lo, 1955, the Vocat- ional Club held a Mother and Daugh- ter Tel. lt began at 8 P.M. with entertainment Em on the program. Elizabeth Halsted. president, was the! emcec and entertainment was pro' Vocational Club Mc Kitta Wins Poetry Reading Contest in School A poetry reading contest was held by the English department. - Those students that qualified were yd d b Th I yy 4, ins follows' wt e y omas n ima. come tan: 1 , D ' - Gordon Bishop, pantomine: Rudyi Freshmen' Mann Baku' I' Cer ber. Kenneth GND. W. Johnson, J. . . . ,, na. acccrozantst. Members 0. tt. , . . Room, Miss Jtettx t...t..ts1tto ' ' . K . C La Grew, new scmtare, Patricia gown d- litliturinl .-ttlvist-r She was ,..,,....... .,.... .. ... ..., , ...,. from the toai Olympic Sh .mil . op i flowers from Tom! Florint. Among kosemary's many extra-curricular act- ivities are the World Forum, Dra4 matic Club. Student Governmenni Senior Cabinet, and Junior Red Cross. she twins me office of vice-president? in the National Honor Society and Vocational Club, and ir the Frenr' K Our rt . Katz, wh Z ing meeti, 0 Athletic C Cabinet. Sl -.... in the Senior .,.,, rtarriet was the recipient of a S10 gift certificate from thc .ludy Shop and a bouquet donated by Marchesc's Florist. ln third place is Betty Jane Han-i :Gran ner. This blond-haired Junior occupies much of her time at meetings of the Tri-Hi-Y, Athletic Club, Vocational Club, Student Govemment and Latin Club. She is secretary-treasurer of the German Club and Exchange Ed- itor of the Jefferson Newt. Betty lane was awarded the Lodi Radio I.. a hair dryer from and a year's fllllulva Kuhn SIN ' A Old nn-un an pau-ia ...i also provided entertatnrncm. rcs Pisano sang and Barbaru. lhilamara did an expression dance to. ,Ebb Title. Loretta Pircra sang Scp- tember Songf' The program was closed by the group singing Let Mc' Call Yau Sweetheart . Accompanist , on piano was Marie Cerini. - After the entry' me-' A ! ,nests were Mrs. Stasei, 'Mm Sabella, and Mrs. Barone. Sireci. Andre De Lorenzo. Sophomorex: Mary Ann Betz. Mau- reen Canning, Kathleen Fastno, EL fainc Giordano, W. Griffith. Frances ltuncer, Betty lane Ray, K. Schinker, Shirley Sonorak. Juni'-' itteffield, Carole ngiima, Maureen Soares Michael . Capua Shirley ua Gail Man , ...nun Marsh, Barbara Mcliitta. Rosemarie Motiltcr. Frank Roma. Doris Sninlhill. From these students. twelve final- ists were chosen. Each class had 4 D La sv .three winners. The Freshmen winners r QVC U0 lllgl were as follows: First. Patricia sarees: l Role in llfannf i Second, Marcia Baker: Thin, Kenneth l David Lane, a junior at Lodi Highg has vonthe attrition sport-I f scared by the Opera! iGuild for mga seam! mittens in tae: Strphomorex were tied. They were Maureen Canning. Frames Kuncer, and Shirley Zonorak. From the Junior class Alice Soares time gf New 3,4-my. 'ng winning was voted in first. Seoond wa Mau- this enabled him. on February 12.5 the MC91liil0Phtl!l Soren-Q to sing I ade' in the eoneet-:ized open Faust . at the in Tea rttfteigh vietnam cettegei neck. Aecompaning him was ai chorus of 350 voices composed oll 15601 divide blah An fha reen Mc Keown and third, Michael White. Barbara Mc Kltta was at the head of the Senior class, Doris Saint' 'Senior Class to Were Y I At Lodi High will present Our .in Three Acts of the girls on their way to Cornelia Skinner Hearts Senior Class , a comedy of two young board we see a bon vo- yage by her parents and Mrs. 'Skinner tMary Ann Ynnnat from she receives a Very unusual gift . NIH. l'llll.Il' NIOSI y fFayg Terra- has llusint-ss Atltiscr my secretly try Qtodieposeofthem. lin Tr--. it...- -c .t.- t.:1h..:,...n ,...,.,.....,a,... ,J ...M ..-....- hill WM CHWHIM M6004 and Glil gms, Jtlrrtgttstix Mitts untT0tt1,tL STAFF Mankcw was mlm' Front Row: G. llzmnignn. A. Dcl Greco, J. Toscana, lofmfsf fwflvf Mudfflfffhe WMO' COTUK Editor.-in-tzitit-f. tant-it tum: tt. or-mai, xt. anew, l 'W' 'MU' shi V 'uflli a e Fcnturt- Editors: P. Niosi, Sports Etlitorg .YB k B. j. llnitntr, xt .xngt Ltlttur. 5 HH. . . .,. I 4 r if very unusual gift . We find out that Emily CFaye Terra- M N lihink seriously before being called.l BL'5lNEbS SIKAIPYF tn.. to .nm stones, essays, utetcnes, .. . . . ,. . 5 or . BUY ing, Mann- lltq Front Rott: A. B.trb.tto, E. binjatk, S. Human. F. Ciannuln, A. Cnttone. ' I hcllhlt mn' Second Barb cl-ill, una meuwu ut me un-nr Y, Nltionnl Ht!!! Society, Chb Junior Red Rott: B. Brtilyt-, P. Nic-Bride, B. Marino, D. C. Nucct-telli, R. DiI.iberti. 'vm yawn, nt. 4.4 union. vvyn Lucy uncle. girls: ith grade, Philip Ntou, boya.HnsElnall' Latto, G. Bishop, Jeplflfncnl. ntedinone ,.....-..., yubieutions. Additional avant to sedan in- medd Iornoondphee .Raw hea Qnellal has received a similar gift and they secretly try 2 to dispose of them. l From the Purser tDoug Thompsonl 1 and Stewardeu tCamille Ciheuoj we ...ii Parisian hotel roomullcre we meet - Therese the in who receives the Iearnthatthereua1ownwynbourd.,.,,, , , As me Steward Kfharles Anmtunl 'lm 90 W Wh- l 'XPWW I usl in Wi mg l cur , wis the dec The jefferson News is the voice of Lodi High. Published by the journalism classes undcr the guitltmce of Bliss LoCastro, it prints important school news, gives pub licity to wortliwliilc events and campaigns, l ant che 1 t .1 ery .unit vveiouaru artu Cornelia bursts into tears crying that Emily can't even lWill.L Now we meet Leo McEvoy tGene Huniganl, and it in love at fin! sight between him and Cornelia. ln a tender love scene Leo asks Cornelia an imponnm question and she agrees. As the yorthole clones we hear ber relating ber enmlnng experience to Emiiy. 0verdjtCmneliaoontracu and prints items of interest about students, faculty, clubs, and classes. 0'Connor Selected Mba Arnold Constable Rosemary 0'Connor was chosenu MBI Arnold Comuble of the week ofFebruary5 fromtheLodiHigh Sdool.SheandEiveothergirlsv1ete chocatorepreembodi. Tlugirlx wcnulollmn:BarbanYun,lack- MnrionAi1entero,lhn klliller aadShirleyFlaeher fw- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The members of this club are chosen for their character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service. A very few are selected as juniors, a larger number as seniors. They are inducted in an annual candlelight ceremony at which the purposes of the society are explained by the old members. Sponsor: Mr. I. Tamburello Left to Right: J. Toscano, R. O'Connor, R. Gcrardi, E. Hannigan, Mr. Tamburello, G. Manketo, M. A. Young. ammlksfbn an Xie Qydfllb' af CZCQMZN GIRLS' VOCATION AL CLUB These girls learn about var- ious vocations by listening to speakers at monthly teas. They also take part in many fund raising activities whose proceeds provide a student scholarship. GZ ,gaufzczfaf Qffalzkfs' Sponsor: Mrs. R. Hannigan Front Row: R. Gambino, R. O'Connor, Mrs. Hannigan, E. Hannigan, M. Grieco. Back Raw: B. Miller, A. Maio, J. Toscano, C. Ballantyne, A. Del Greco, R. Jelinek. 5214211611 .fgfmfm JUNIOR TOWN MEETING The IVorld Forurn presents panel discussions for the P.T.A. and other groups on some aspect of school life or world affairs. Some of its mem- bers take part in television panels representing several high schools. Adviser: Miss R. Stassi Front Row: B. Palainara, J. Siirto, C. Ballantyne, G. Mastrelli, R OConnor ice Prcsidentu R. Rain iSecrrl.iry Y, E. Halsti-rl iljrrsiclentl, j. Riiizlaiirl i'l'rm rsu NI Argan ti-ro, D. H.il.ik, J. NY.isxm-r, J. Slrfflnririirlx, A. Appio. Suomi Hou: Xlis bi rr 71 P. Dioriu, A. Barlmto, Cl. Lo Proto, H. Yum, D. Dun-, I'. Kmfrsh-ii iriox x Grit-Lo, S. Flvlclu-r, J. Coiistuntim-, B, J. ll.u1m'r, A. Xiuillir-ii, j, Di Str A Mrs. Barone. Burk Row: C. Nliulorinu. I.. Lang, B. Dunnir.in, j, Niost lx XVolfc, D. Pisano, R. Gr-mrdi, P. juncmski, D. Barlutt, 1. Ne-iriuc. D Nlillnr A Lluna B. Dochcrty, J. Kurz, D. Schweyghardt, C. Daito Sponsor: Miss I. Alessi TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y collected toys at Christmas to give to the children in hospitals. They gave Thanksgiving baskets to the poor and sponsored a Mardi Gras dance in February which was a success. They have had a pro- fitable year performing services for others. Front Row: B. Sayer, L. Pirem, R. O'Connor iSecretaryj, E. llalsted iChaplainH, I. Ran- land fPrn-sidenti, D. Pisano fYiee l'rs-siclvnti, NI. Argentero, B. Dinnnt-an 1Trc-asurerj, 4 , R. Cerardi, C. Niastrelli. Secmirl Row: Miss Alessi. C. Ballantyni-, It. Rain. D. Dare. . !' P. Kersten, C. Nlanketo, Y. Barone, I. Constantine, NI. Crieeo, C, Herman. Bark f , Row: A. Barbato, BI. Cerini, B. Wolfe, H. Katz, D. Barnitt, 1. Xeinec, B. DC7L'ht'I'fj', L. Zander, D. Miller, B. J. Hanner, L. Troast. HI-Y The Hi-Y played the faculty in a thrilling basketball game for the bene- fit of charity. They helped the Tri- Hi-Y with Christmas baskets and made toys and Scrapbooks for hospi- talized children. Sponsor: Mr. I. Tamburello Front Row: S. Fonzo, N. Paladino, V. De Muro, F. Kabela, S. Gannaio, E. Hannigan fSeert-taryj, R. Novotny, R. Jelinek tPreSide'ntj. Second Row: R. Foearino, H. Piehler, G. Bishop, B. Nelson, D. Versace, A. Del Greco, T. Seibert, F. Roma, Ni. Socha, R. Gambino. Huck Row: G. Loicano, R. Zanni, A. Maio, P. Sandi-rs. B. Miller, A, Troast, I. Toscano, L. Ycprek, I. Woerncr, BI. Cache, G. Finley, P. Niosi, H. Stocek. . knaqlfzhieas A gm!! OFFICE OF TOMORROW' CLUB This club attempts to bring together junior and senior commercial students and to acquaint them with the many Opportunities in this field. This year the club sponsored a typing contest .- 2 , - among other activities. Mar,-Q U 7 .' 'PPIJS' ' rout Hou -X t 0 NI. Blalok, I.. I,iyi, Ni. Le Xi--rdy, NI. Young, B. Van Loon. trend Rom R f ix xluno Ni. A. Dm- I-alto. Ni. Asaro, Miss .l- l',1'l'-HHIU, Ii. Siiiirilivlll, Dxomk X uno E. Sinjae, lf. Cliainmla Hunk linux X. Orlando, D. Halak, T2 De Nude A Buthitliio, K. Sym-4-tman, B. Zak, D. Ceimaro, H. KVM-nbcl, M. Baylitsthko, A. Asaro. menu af Qacamenhiy Cjlqlllily LITERATURE CLUB The purpose of this club is to encourage an appreciation of various forms of literature and to give those who show an interest in writing an opportunity? to express themselves. The members attended a play during the Easter vacation. Sponsor: Mrs. L. Scandariato Front Row: R. Czyzewski, L. Troast CVice Presidi-ntj, M. Canclelari CSecretaryD, I. McDonough CTreasurer7, P. Seventko. Back Row: Mrs. Scandariato, E. Sos- nicki, J. Dvorak, M. Ahlborn, S. Frier CPresidcntJ, R. Interdonato, R. Garcia C. Herman, L. Huber, I. Linnehan. Qlehwfmefzf af cczgimbfzaf Veeseafzcfi p R OCCUPATIONS LIBRARY 'T' COUNCIL These students generously give their time to prepare and arrange material for the occupations library. This material covers 250 occupations, college information and booklets on getting jobs and personality develop- ment, and is of great value to all students. Front Row: C. Hayward, I. Linnchan, A. Asam, A. Barbato, C. Dyksen. Back Row: Miss R. Stassi, G. Dianuzzo, H. Tibus, M. Davis. emzflcfi Qehaifmenf I.l BRABY COUNCIL The Library Council is a service organization whose members assist Nliss LeV0w in keeping the library a pleasant and quiet place in which to studv. Sponsor: hliss U. In-Vuw ...h Loft tn Right: Ii. Butler, P. Hu-il:-r, Y. Bruno, li. lialililm, I. Hcmgiurim, A, XV:-bbc-r, 3 Miss Gi-rtrmlp I,i1Yuw, li. Ili Mlm-ll, Il. Yngvll, 'lf 1,.irsi-ll Sponsor: Miss Alessi Front Row: A. Domer, S. Pizzuro, R. Novotny, E. Schubert, C. Anzolut. Miss Alessi VV. Kaufhold, P. McBride, N. Tichy, B. Breen, M. Konyha. Back Row: E. Molchon, D. Lindsay. I. lommetti, J. Gemza. A. Macaluso, D. Garbarino, M. Moskara. D. Mullins C. Torrey, P. Litrenta. 3297124 Czlvffzesses DRAMATIC CLUB After much blood, toil, tears, and sweat, the Dramatic Club put on an excellent performance of Mary Chase's famous play Harvey, under the direction of Mr. Paparozzi. A good time was had by all, except Mr. Pap, who winces anytime anyone mentions white rabbits. fbmfkz Uikhrfanr ART CLUB The Art Club is responsible for the lovely scenery at our musical pro- grams, the decorations at our dances, and posters advertising various activ- ities. At least one of the members is always working backstage or running around school with glue and paint brushes in hand. Sponsor: Mr. F. Paparazzi Front Row: S. Rubenstein, C. Nuccitelli, I. Toscano, R. O'Connor, A. Soares, G. Bishop, D. Kmetz, C. Manketo. Second Row: A. Del Greco CVice Presidentl, Mr. Paparozzi, V. Di Capua CPresidentl, C. Ballantyne tTre-asurerj. Back Row: E. Schubert, L. Paci, R. Pereira, M. A. YVontz, P. Sanders, E. Hannigan, A. Spiak, M. Morgan, L. Huber, Front Row: R. Budin, A. Nasuta CSecrQ-taryl, A. Abdul fPresident5, I. Failla uVice Presidentj, C. Piela LTrc-asurerj, A. De Sir-rvo. Back Row: J. Iac-cone, Giannula, P. Van Splinter, C. Orsini, Miss S. Pisano, M. Manic-one, C. Mezzadn, D. Smith, E. Sinjack, M. Sorbello, R. Frank. M. Candelari, T. lnglima. 1-c....r .. . ,S2Wam12'r grimy gammzksfbfz SCIENCE CLUB The Science club's purpose is to arouse an interest in new scientific developments. They have accom- plished that this year by a trip to the Planetarium and by reports and dem- onstrations at their meetings. 74 . Qffarhfenance gfpdfdflfilllflf STAGE CREW , XVithout these boys our assembly programs could not be half as enjoy- able as they are. They are always read' to pull a curtain, turn on a spo 'ght, carry furniture and do many other indispensable tasks. xi 7' if ani' Sponsor: Mrs. M. Kronish Front Row: R. For-arino, Mrs. Kronish, E. Hanniu.in, C. Loiacono, A. Rnhino, E. Rappaport. Buck Row: R. Gambino, R. Di Moria, H. Swysr, I. Kopec, I. Toscano. . .., .. . - i ---- Sponsor: Mrs. E. Gifford Front Row: I. Miller CTN-asurerb, D. Barnitt CSecretary5. 1. Knrr LVice Presidentb. Second Row: A. Zavesky, J. Daccnrso. R, Cacioppo, D. XYntiLiviisk1, R. Di Mic-eli, L. Paic, C, Herman, D. Caccia, J. Dt-rhyshiri-, H. Garrison, B. l'nhn.ir.i. E. Madiovsky. Third Row: M. Garbarino, J. jnnowski, M. Scheclcr, I. Zlninal. R. Suitlillo, S. Sylvester. J. Bruno, L. Kurucz, D. Miller, J. Cayey, I. Marsh, L. Olko, I. Mnrtim-lli. Fourth Hou.:- A. Morchcn, B. J. Hanna-r. P. Stilwell, I. Pizzulli, B. Dunn. B. Y.in Loon, J. Mirto, L. Troast, M. Crieco, S. Fletcher, P. Kirsten, E. Simone-lli. Burk Rmu: H. Pereira, S. Delcnlzo, D. Fisher, B. De- Brulyc. J. Pancewitz, E. Orusz. L. Merop, B. Iacuzzo H. XXI-inhel, B. Zak, J. Dvorak, P. McBride. rr.: Jllwlilddfzffldf i' la cwbcammunzbadbn mf: 'I RADIO CLUB , The Radio Club made a five-tube radio this year. They are often called upon to make repairs around school and to assist in technical electronic matters. amen? UQMM' Jganfbadbn GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB These girls actively participate in intramural sports for health and enjoyment. During the past year they sponsored two cake sales. Sponsor: Mr. A. Natnlc 75 Imft to Right: C. Finley, J. XYm'rm-r, K. Sthinki- w'l'rr.mirvrf, P. Xiosi cYite Pri-sirlviitl, P. Yan Splinter, L. Ya-pri-k rPrusnlrinr, E. Sninthill, Sir. Xntalv, .-X.lJ1-Sierxo, 5. CQ.uni.iio, R. Budin Q51-ervhiryp, L. Snyegh, C. Pt-mtaro, J. Yan Ess. gf Z 125116 gsiaia SPANISH CLUB This club strives for a better under- standing of the Spanish language, people, and customs. They helped to make the Inter-Club Carnival Dance a success by sponsoring a marriage booth. 81 . Sponsor: Mr. Paparozzi e a Front Row: B. Dunn, D. P1-tl, M. Almodovar, M. Argcntr-ro, M. Berger, E. Halsh-cl, B Hanlon Srroml Ron.. -X. Stores, D Yarns, I. Nhrsh, L Ramos P. Schmidt, F. Kunsu C. Ingrassia, A. Carroccio. Burk Row: II. NVQ-iss, P. Miller. T. Searle-ri, J. Gnu-y, D. Dc Nlerrit, F. Edelman, T. Lopez, R. SWL-z. emtviexz 1611! GERMAN CLUB The members of the German Club keep a scrapbook of their activities which they intend to send to a club in Germany. They played 'Spielensie Korball, a miniature version of bas- ketball, at the Student Council Carni- val Dance - with goldfish for prizes. Sponsor: Bliss llrrman Front linux- H. Nlaltlu-us. li. XYard, ff. Llptak, K. Hviss, ll. Xe-lson, Pn-sich-ntg C. Ili-rm.m, li. liurla, Ylu' l'r4'slcli'lutg Xllss liz'rm.m, ,Xrlxlwrg ll. llanm-r, Svrrvtrxryg P. Schlmitlt, 'l'rm'.rsllrz'rg Qll. Hnfclyk, j. lluc'Lul.r, li. llr1'i'n.- NI.. llvrnia. Srvnnll Houq: J. Svlllck, X. l'opmk, l'. lit-rxllialm, li, ll4-lmvr, IJ. Nrmimrlfliiskl, j. liruokiiiaii, C. Yan A llirtmmn ll S 1 Ylivt, , . . , . .api-r, li. Rupp, XY. Xlrllvrinm tt, l.. HliL1'ol.i, 1. Crow-, NI. Colm- ski, C. H4-rtsnli, fl. Dollar, fl. llilnsili, il. Nlzlitly. S. l'n'cm'1rl0. Bulk Rule: li. lim- rvinhulvr, li. ll.1L54'rlurln, Xl. lirlnkm-i', ll. liuppr-rt, ll. P1-llmlvr, li. In-linvk, Cli.ix.uim-, P. Van Splinter, A. Lust-, XY. Nlarx, lt. Your-Imarm, XY. Strock, R. bndt-lc, lf. Nlrffoy, Sn UH, R. , tug, tj, Ili-mum, j. l.1nmli.m. l.. Xlmip, Xlr. lu fmlman, H, Lg , A tlnuxpliin. Hulk lion, l' Austin, K H 1, 4 'i'. 1k.l'.l.rl.it. 5.Xll1ls, BI. Nalalv, j, Xu . , 1.1 . D. btliettt-r. l. Lurali, J. Sunlvk, ll. Xlalmzla, l'. l,llmlL'll. Ufmkza dnazaks l,:XT'lN CLUB The l.atin Club attended the State Convention ot thc New jersey junior Classical 1.4-agnc at Trenton and sr-nt a tm-ani to the Baird Memorial Sight- llcacling contest at New York L'ni- versity. 76 e 63260 qyldllfdlis' FRENCH CLUB Under the able direction of Mrs. Hannigan, the French Club enriched their knowledge of French culture by going to French movies, plays and restaurants and having a wonderful time. They also have been planning for two years to put on an assembly - they may yet do it. di 1 Sponsor: Mrs. Hannigan Front Row: M. Cerardi, C. Bnllantyne, J. Toscano, R. O'Connor, Sr-cr:-tary, R. Novotny, President, R. Focnrino, Vice l'ri'si4ls-nt, Mrs. Hannigan, Advisor, R. Gvrarcli, Tri-nsurerg T. Pelange, I. Hutchins, J. Kurz, A. Barham. Second Row: A. D1-l Greco, D. Miller, L. Troast, S. Fletcher, Y. liannou, P. Mawry, L. Huber, j. Jnnowski, D. Mullin, C. Torrey, B. Bruno, I . Kahrlla, G. Bishop, R. Zanni, G. Hannigan, A. Tronst. Buck Row: R. Kozich, M. Darflingv.-r, j. Dcmfstvr, D. Versace, R. Zancski, S. Fusco, P. Niosi. Z 1216047 cwalima ITALIAN C LU B The Italian Club is open to all those who wish to become better acquainted with the language and culture of Italy. They added to the Yultide atmosphere with their fine Italian carols. Sponsor: Mrs. Nicotra Front Row: A. Dalco, D. Di Crosta, I. Di Crosta, L. Manzo, S. Sylvester, M. Candelari, L. Pace, Mrs. Nicotra, R. Scudillo, R. Interdonato, C. Carlucci, E. Giordano, M. Mazzara, F. Fiduccia. Back Row: P. Pagano, F. Roma, C. Orlando, R. Melisi, S. Cerbino, 1. Russo, P. Brady, M. Gris-co, P. Kersten, A. Tabano, P. De Lorenzo, N. De Mura, ll! ' any ..-.ll , nr gl F. De Maria, B. Palamara, D. Lario. 5 L 1 ! l l mbassadors CONCERT CHOIR We can justly be proud of our fine choir, which has given so many ex- cellent performances in school and throughout the state. The above pho- tograph was taken when they sang at the Rotary Club convention in Asbury Park, New jersey. Director: Mrs. M. B. Kronish Front Roux: Mrs. Kronish. Scconrl Row: L. Troast, Aecompanist, N. Dolan, B. Mc-Kitta, , Y. Tonnessen, A. Soares, S. Fletcher, B. Miller, R-. Frano, X. Terlizzi, D. Pisano, M. Argentero, J. Cuerriero, R. Moticker, L. Pierra, B. Doeherty, M. Cerini. Third Row: 6 B. Riely, B. Hehner, S. Trombino, C. Delfaleo, R. Laski, K. Kerxvin, F. Edelman, I. Scarella, T. Brancato, B. Hanner, L. Fasano. Fourth Row: E. Me.-Xlpine, D. Anatra, I. Mason, U. Della Rodolfa, E. Dt-Koar, B. Castro, Y. DeMuro, T. Maio, 'll Carnpana I. Bumey. X. Paladino, F. Wyatt, A. Mornhen, B. Palamara, F. Feclueeia. Back Row: I. DeYVilde, M. Baldino, H. YVeiss, D. Latto, Pr. Stocelc, M. MarraeovitL, D. Versace, S. Fusco, A. Dittrieh, N. Martinelli, P. Diorio, J. Bruno. s GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Director: Mrs. Kronish Front Row: T. Pnntilli, I. Russo, I. Zlamal, N. Dolan, M. Candilarie, B. Bovari D. Wodzienski, R. Seidillo, S. Syllvester, C. Maealuso, R. Barbato. Second Row: P. Bua, C. Herman, I, Linnehan, L. Paci, Mrs. Kronish, M. Cc-rini, M. Carey, R. Ber- tero, B. Nunzioto, I. DeCratf, B. Bruno, F. Lo Vasco. Third How: D. Sehreibert, C. Ingrasia, B. Malo, D. Hight, M. O'Connor, D. Gomez, l. Larson. R. Larson, C. Mezzaclri, A. Lo Garande, R. DeMato, M. DiBruno, J. Trippodi, D. Greco. C. Greco, G. Horst- mann, A. Martin, C. Koske, V. Spmvieso. Buck Row: L. Atcheson. J. Poe-sche, B. Puzycki, G. Polito, I. Powles, S. Nizzio, R. Seinlari, j. lfs-lt, A. Del Re, I. Yilardi, M. Cc-rardi, C. Orsini, L. Chinni, R. Calindrillo, E. Vklrsik, R. De Maria. QI... These are the training groups for the Concert Choir and other acl- vaneecl groups. The boys ancl girls perform at the Christlnas and Easter assemblies anrl various other 2'-R programs throughout the year. BOYS' C-LEE CLUB Director: Mrs. Kronish Front Hou. C Drimaldi, I. Coletta, D. Bianthi, P. Calleo, Mrs. Kronish, M. Cerini. ohnson R Wilson, XY. Laura-ss.r, li. Breen. J. Zan-tone. A. D. l.or4-nfn. Szronzi au.. F. itttr, . Gazeroxvski. F. IJiM.nrx.u, E. Muluhin, D. Conrad, ll. Sxvz-1-fy, R. 'annuzzo, A. Cangilosi, L. Chi.n'ett.u, C. Cirnn-lli, I. Stlafani. Olin-ri, R. llc-in, j. iseh, R. Starling. A. Korzelius, ll. Bouish, K. Grega, I. Mastropolc-, Y. Crarclano. Bark Row: I. Marvin, R. DeBois, R. Purnell, L. DiSalv0, A. Savostano, J, Anaearato, F. Longto. of Merriment C ORCHESTRA Under the able direction of Mr. Bruno. the orchestra has performed at assemblies and musical programs and gave us an enjoyable Spring Concert. Q40 f77MNll - 4 A. .. r ',ff'-.-,,, Director: Mr. Bruno Front Row: B. Breen. I. Puzzoli. T. Lohrer. L. Olko. J. Bordo, L. Edzenger, C. Garofoln, C. Penicaro. Second Rom: R. Stocek. C. Glinicki, B. NIcDunna, L. Troast, C. Fahish, C. Piela, R. Dikiaria, P. Niosi. R. Zanni, N. Mamola, R. Capawana. Third Row: R. Swenzel, R. Ielinek, I. Brookman, C. Burisch, R. Budin, R. Bidoglio, M. Kongu, D. Messina. Fourth Row: F. Kabala. A. Bacco, Y. Mc-Coy, B. Brown, R. Mezzardi, J. Cook, S. Mills, M. Amente. Back How: Xl. Bergnmn, R. Hoon, A. DL-siero, V. Morosco I. Arm, KI. Arnold. Director: Mr. Bruno SXVINC BAND The Swing Band displayed its tal- ents to the school at an extremely enjoyable assembly. Front Row: Mr. Bruno, R. jelinek, P. Niosi, R. Slocek, R. Zanni, I. Dc-Grace, R. Kozach. Back Row: C. Garofola, N. Mamola, T. Lohreh, R. Swensoe, F. Kabela, L. Edzenger, A. Bacco. MAJORETTES Craced by head majorette Joyce Cuerriero and her first and second heads. Elaine Nladioysky and Edith XValton. our squad possesses much poise which shows considerably in its performances at various occasions. 79 g font Hou. F Tmrrnncll C C s o I1 Sinnmmi ack Hou L Ni d ox sky B 4 1 rr iro Xl laluxn io I S Aulino X1 Dil tri I: XX .ilton j2fz'fffef1'a'5 We learn by the example of sports: we learn how to live and work in harmony and cooperation with othersg we learn fair playg we learn tolerance for the rights, beliefs, and the weak- nesses of others. Games teach discipline and loyalty, friendship and understanding. They help to carry the ideals of the United Nations to the hearts of all who participate in them. A sound mind in a sound bodyi'-this is the goal of all edu- cation, guidance, and recreation. And what better recreation, what better way to develop a sound body, than athletics? Every- one has known the delightful exhaustion that follows great physi- cal activity-a good game of baseball or basketball, the thrill of skiing or ice skating, a swim or a long walk in the open air. Nothing can replace this feeling of health and well-being that sports give us. They are essential to the development of a healthy personality and a sound outlook on life. Swallows and EUlbll'lll,H il twenty-fivc cvnts clcnomi nation, was crcutffd by Olav Nlutlmiwvxzg lllLlIl11fllL'fl1I'L?C by 'llmnms dc lu Iiuc 61 Cu., Lcmdcmg printud in grey UNA 1 IUXS 'S Af V' M f, vi 9- . 'A is-4 Rv i. N T 4 K 15 f 'Qs Q- r . v,. . 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'V U1 :Z .lf f . ,N C5 ' KH N J' J-f xxx RJ- U5 N X 'v 'L ,JL XJ l VARSITY CHEERLEADERS B Left to Right: I. Miller, B. Palamara, D. Socha, M. Dandrea B. A. Kerwin, I. Martinelli, Captain, T. Brancatu. Not Pictured: C. Ballantyne. X., WMU MW? L W,,7jZ5ff'U IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LLfttoR11.,ht C V1nXl1ct A Moxehcn A Mottola J Pl sum Captan B Lochtr 4 f ffff ff? A Indoctrlnators ffffvzf e Zffmzfmlexzs 4 N-.gl 7 herejvqx L1,1'QX w1thout our energetxc and pretty Varsxty cheerleaders? J have hrelessly spurred our teams on to uctory and made all our sports events more colorful and excrtmg The Iumor Varslty cheerleaders hfu e been pI'3f.tlClllg x ery hard for the Iayx ee games so that they xull be able and readx to cheer on next year s Varslty squads 86 . 1 . f , 1 W9 ,' r 03 W A any 'J ' , Aki, , ' if 45 jf! ., ,A i M 'ILP W I 4 I . l g , y 0 . 1 1 l ,ffj ' A XV ' A I f . A Pt A in I ' - Q' I ,1' . j,fvv...'!'l - N 'J' l . . - f . , r-' . ' I 7 yf - J JF! 1 . 5. 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Dowd Vito DiCapua Veta Louise Simmons Rosemary O'Connor Myrtle Mae Simmons Camille Ballantyne Ethel Chaueenet Camille Nueitelli Dr. William Chumley Donald Kmetz Betty Chumley Gail Manketo Ruth Kelly, RN. Alice Soares Dr. Lyman Anderson james Toscano Wilson Anthony DelGree0 judge Omar Gaffney Gordon Bishop E. I. Lofgren Stuart Rubinstein In December the Dramatic Club presented Harvey',, a comedy by Mary Chase. By the night of the play all the members of the cast, with deep circles under their eyes, were almost in a state of nervous col- lapse, and Mr. Paparozzi, in between cups of coffee, uttered terrible threats. But in the glow of the footlight all was forgiven and forgotten, and as the eur- tain rose, Harvey and Co. gave a professional and memorable performance. ramatic Club lay QQ. 1 l ll ni 1 ll 4, I' :MI . x f' 15, J 7- s , 1 1. : 1' ' I -r 1 x ' 1 Citations for Meritg Most Lxkdy to Succeed ?0if4f1m,,1y X D n R J Rosemary O Connor james 'Yoscano 4- 7 4 -,ff Mos! 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Y I t. 104 I X AK i X-X --f-4' Class F rfs UXWM1, WW. .Ve Tu-ramlla Lyn Wycog 1 - Q N' Q h -4? 5 Most Sophisticated Donald Kmetz, Gail Mankato 0 f ?wXRwgx.KX gXXi , ,nl fwfr: l .x vu: Y if X , X Y ' ff' I ' F Y 5 5 I t , X ' , I 1 ,1 li Fa . 1 I . ,f I A oy 'K' iff V 3 flip! ' , 4 s .Y-,. ,- . if 4' Z W X , C i I :ff , df eg I Q 39503 9 Q 1 .M EEE f, 1 A 73151 ,Q V. 8 U.N. Tour gwmfcufum This way for U. N. Tour No. 1-follow me, please. Now on your left you see the Music Room, Library, typing class and cooking room. On this floor you will observe the physics and wood shop classes, and over there on your right the art room and gymnasium. This is only a sample of what is offered here at the U. N.-the knowledge and pleasure that are yours for the taking, ladies and gentlemen. At the end of this hall you see future scientists at work on a problem in chemistryg in that room students are learning to express themselves in a foreign language. if you listen closely you will hear singing from the room with the heavy door. In this auditorium the students assemble for important eventsg in that gymnasium they train their bodies to be as sound and healthy as their minds. Do you hear the sound of typewriters? Our future secretaries. Do you see the boys and girls bending over their drawing boards? Perhaps they will be painters or sculp- tors. Do you smell the aroma of good food from the cooking room? The homemakers-the backbone of America. In the room directly to your left you can see businessmen, lawyers, doctors, teachers, nurses, actors, minis- ters-and all will have a share in the building of a better world. This is our U. N.-this is our treasure-house of wisdom, where we learn, create, laugh and cry. Directly ahead of you is the exit. I hope you've enjoyed your tour. This way for U. N. Tour No. 2l 91.9 The Diplomats Make A Good Will Tour - Washington, D. C. CHAPERONES Faculty Miss I. Alessi Mr. S. Pia-la Mrs. C. Del Greco Mr. P Scandariato Mrs, L. Lnmcke Mr. J. Tamburello K Mr. L. March, Principal Mr. P. Tedesco Parents Department of Justice r. I. Lisa Mrs. M. Pekaar Mrs. M. Toscano . ..a-,im X I w i . . ...nun . stun Monument L, - -Q... ' , 1 . X Bridge, and Potomallgllilvifemonal, ..,..m,,,.-.nf- ' he U nknofyn Soldafaygmia Tomb of lemy, Afmglon' Arlington Com National Museum 'lding Penmgon Bm wfyl l In aww-' in W ' . 1-1' 69,4 dyludgqfwdf' My gt . csw 'ff ,Sx: ' ewadavvffrwd ' Qhfdw wxgfnszw u vw' ,,,w,,,,w Bf 'sol wwf? Qi :l:W':JL'5mau'w a?0wwp ,www WW' ggpqcpuadl' fy 0914 ' Q ': ,,i'gl1lp 'wc,qwl,:'B's' l 916055 '--L , ' -.wf'31.m0 f'-.,,w'3'g..fH:g21Q 5. and pnnhng ' Q Bureau of E-hgfavm The White House As the United Nations is the visible center of world unity, so is WVashington, D. C. the focal point of our Ameri- can democracy. The Seniors here at Lodi are entrusted with the privilege of visiting this monumental image, dedicated to contract all nationally important affairs. The trip, from April 26-29, will long be remembered by those of us who were able to attend. Not only were we concerned with the cultural aspects, such as viewing his- torical shrines and public buildings, but we also shared many ulightv moments in each other's company. Our special thanks and appreciation to the faculty mem- bers who accompanied us on the tour. Pan American Union IL s. neasu 5' Building Ielferson Memorial U S Capitol 109 Umted N3tl0HS Charter gfdib' Ugzsfafzy Jieslman W F1rst hectlc day at Lodi bewlldered faces four towns comlng together under one roof nine perlods for most of us twenty mmute lunches twenty two study perlods a week endless cafeter1a l1nes But why do I have to buy t1ckets to get my lunch? new fr1ends gym sults fun at our Freshman Soc1al stories about elevators and swlmmmg pools Can you dlrect me to room 201? gett1ng up at the crack of dawn runmng to catch school buses first report card What does this red E mean? slttxng IH the balcony at as sembhes personalltles begln to emerge Ivanhoe and Twelfth N1ght algebra agony H M S Plnafore first exams ee you next year! gviffffomafze y Self lmportance teas1ng the freshmen the wonders of geometry dissection 1n blology Ugh do I haxe to cut that open? Panthers Claw hunt and peck typlng You mean xorbcy isnt a word? ul1us Caesar and S1las Xlarner F r1ends Romans countrymen lend me your homework rst wh1te bucks Well they were whlte w invade the cho1r deblts and cred1ts double sess1on At least I have time for breakfast now homeroom 1n the aud1tor1um u Mlss Aless1 th1s IS a flower I V cheerleaders selected lookmg forward to jumor year MIM!! dll Upperclassmen at last orderlng class r1ngs You mean yours really fits? ever trv convers1ng IH steno? tenn1s team beat Hack ensack 26 sllx er sequence honors IN er chant of Venlce The quality of mercy 1S what? first term papers My F riend Irma first a1r raid dr1ll and last e your own closet to h1de IH elexen of our class 1l1dllCtCd 1nto Natlonal Honor Soclety Desert Song But wheres the sand com1ng from? Student Counc1l campaign and elec tions un1or Prom But why cant I stay out until 7 O0 A XI first chaotlc yearbook meetmg almost Senlors Willa!!! g Sophlstlcated Semors new pr1nc1pal Mr March three gym perlods a week assigned assembly seats first Washlngton tr1p pay ments Cough up that S5 chemlstry I broke another test tube sellmg Christmas cards the thrlll of gett1ng drivers hcenses our beaut1ful Senior Ball 13 gold sequence honors Sen1or pictures Vly nose looks too ong yearbook staff gett1ng 1n everyones a1r candy and fru1t machlnes Harvey the College Board Blues PAD secretar1al practlce But nobody gets an A in th1s class Macbeth cap and gown measurements the never to be forgotten Wash1ngton tr1p class g1ft Sen1or ban quet I th1nk I ate too much our own Yearbook Baccalaureate the Great Day at last tears and part1ngs farewell to Lodi Itdoes tsee p sbl PhlN h D Ps o I O . r . . . . . .1 . . . as . . . 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IIS PRescott 9 9797 Free Delnve GRe o 3 9476 GENE S SUPER MARKET EUGENE GUERRIERO Manager Meats Daury Groceries and Vegetables FRUIT BASKETS OUR SPECIALTY 108 MAIN STREET LO I N J AVALON MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Y 235 RIVER ROAD I2 o1TAwA AVENUE GARFIELD, NEW JERSEY LOD' NEW JERSEY GRegory 3-4480 VINCENT SORBELLO PHARMACIST The Rexall Store 42 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey FAir Lawn 6-1130 T. D'AGOSTI NO REAL ESTATE 290 Market Street East Paterson, New Jersey WILLIAM ZABRANSKY CI'IICKEN'S LUNCHEONETTE JR., INC. PLUMBING AND HEATING Bl MEIN Sffeef I-Odi. New JSFSCY l l Pickens Street 'Little Ferry, New Jersey PReSC0ff 9-2386 PRescott 9-9301 Open 7:00 AM-12130 PM SANTANGELO'S FUNERAL HOME v. J. SANTANGELO Funeral Director 300 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey RANERN DAS SERVICE STATION Mechanic On Duty l62 South Main Street Lodi, New Jersey PRescott 7-l IO9 PUZIO BROS. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LIGHT AND POWER l3l Locust Avenue Wallington, New Jersey GRegory 2-0852 Free Delivery LODI FOOD CENTER A.B.C. SUPER MARKET Service and Self Service-Meats lWe Trim Our Meats-Not Our Customersl 232 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey ll7 GReg0ry 3-I I33 Dlamond 2-6807 FIRST WITH THE FINEST GROVE VENETIAN BLIND CO. Manufacturers of 3 Track Aluminum Windows KIPP AVENUE AND SOUTH MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY PRescott 9-9597 LODI CARVEL TAKE HOME ITEMS Ice Cream Pies - Tarts - Snowball: Eclairs - Ice Cream Cakes Ito order! AII Ice Cream Made On Premises Imitated But Never Duplicated MARTIN J. Di MARIA ANTHONY J. Di MARIA V 9 WASHINGTON STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY PRescott 9-5647 - 7-6367 JAMES Mc KAY INSURANCE In AII Its Branches V 5 NICHOLSON STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY II8 Phone PRescott 7-6929 LEE'S BRIDAL SHOP LEE CH IARAMONTE, Proprietor BRIDE'S AND BRIDESMAID'S GOWNS FOR SALE Tuxedo's and Full Dress to Hire 27 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY FAir Lawn 6-4797 PRescott 8-4208 CARVEL The Best In Soft Ice Cream Sundaes - Malts Ice Cream Pies - Ice Cream Cakes ROUTE No. 4 FAIR LAWN, NEW JERSEY ROUTE No. 46 LODI, NEW JERSEY PRescott 9-6555 PRescott 9-6556 LODI LUMBER C1 SUPPLY CO., INC. Millwork and Mason Materials 401-403 PASSAIC AVENUE LODI, NEW JERSEY GALLI DYEING CO., INC. ,RIBBON DYERS SECOND AND BROAD STREETS CARLSTADT, NEW JERSEY 9 PRescott 8-454I D. Stamato D. STAMATO Cr CO., INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS PUBLIC UTILITIES SIXTH AND CAPITAL STREETS SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY BOARD OF EDUCATION O LITTLE FERRY, NEW JERSEY Wlsconsin 7-5073 COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN CO. 366 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK I, NEW YORK U. S. ARTISTIC MONUMENT CO.. INC. 622 MARKET STREET AT MIDLAND AVENUE EAST PATERSON, NEW JERSEY LODI POLICE DEPARTMENT JOSEPH SANTIMAURO g y3 0669 P D SPIRITO SORRENTO INTER-STATE DYEING PASTRY SHOP AND FINISHING CO. Wedding and Birthday Cakes our Specialty Ice Cream Birthday Cakes Spumoni-Gelati-Bisq 't-T t ' O Cakes-Pastries and A rt d Coolue T ays Fo All O ' 85 MAIN STREET 35 EIGHTH STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY 2 PR esco nv-1212 Good Luck To The l955 Graduating Class Manhattan Transit Company 659613 Route 46 East Paterson, N Build Health Each Day.. .The Luscious Wayl When you enjoy a plateful of Reid's lce Cream you get all the nutrients of rich ice cream and wholesome milk products. There's Vitamin A, that important B complex as well as iron, calcium, and valuable proteins. So enjoy delicious nourishing.. . RElD'S ICE CREAM PREFERRED QUALITY SINCE 1874 l22 PRescott 9-9847 Dlamond 2-9321 METROPOLITAN JAY'S CANDLELIGHT TAVERN If JAY MILLER, p,op,iem, 304 HARRISON AVENUE LODI, N. J 475 MARKET STREET ROCHELLE PARK, N PResCOI'T 7- 1 324 MAIN LINOLEUM CO. PERMANENT LINOLEUM FLOORS LINOLEUM - CARPETS - RUGS Estimates Given GRegory 3-0860 PLAZA PACKAGE STORE WINES - LIQUOR - BEER Free Delivery Service P.0. Rochelle Park. N. J. 6 MMN STREET 1-OD N' J 342 PRESIDENT STREET SADDLE RIVER TWP., N. J Dlarnond 3-9626 NEW DEAL HOME LAUNDRY PARKWAY STATIONERY ZOIM7 OFF CASH AND CARRY 489 FAIRLAWN PARKWAY 42 ESSEX STREET I-ODI, N- J SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N. J. PRescott 9-9677 P A N A M A ' S Delicious Hot Dogs - Hamburgers T U R K ' S Shrimpburgers IAII Shrimpl Hot Waffles with Ice Cream - Fountain Service BAR AND RESTAURANT 275 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. Near Roufe 46 315 MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY, N. J GReQory 3-2251 THEODORE BIALEK RELLA PHARMACY MUSCA fr coMPANv 79 MAIN STREET LODI. NE J- JACKSON ST. AT 20111 AVE. PATERSON, N. J GRegory 3-8867 M- J- LAI-UMIA STATIONERS AND PRINTERS Gifrs - Trophies - Awards CONFECTIONERY STORE Hallmark Greeting Cards POST OFICE BUILDING LODII N' J- 153 WASHINGTON AVENUE LITTLE FERRY, N. J PRescotf 7-4014 FAI, Lawn 5.0455 De MAY'S JEWELERS A, JQHNSQN JEWELRY - DIAMONDS - WATCHES EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING MACHINE WORKS, INC. 62 MAIN STREET LODI. N- J- 437 BOULEVARD EAST PATERSON, N. J PRe5cotf 7-9843 Dlamond 2-1010 MEES BROS. BAR-B-QUE CUT-UP POULTRY Buy the Parts you like Ready-to-Cook-Fowl - Broilers - Roasters Strictly Fresh Eggs-Butter CIRCLE LUMBER CO. 28 MAIN STREET LODI. N. J. 530 MARKET STREET ROCHELLE PARK, N. FAir Lawn 6-4390 URBAN fr BOVE, INC. LIQUOR - WINE - BEER - DELICATESSEN 487 FAIRLAWN PARKWAY SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N. J. Diamond 2-9699 Free DeIiverY HOBAN'S DELICATESSEN - GROCERIES - BEER Where Quality Comes First S22 SADDLE RIVER ROAD SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N. J. SCHAFFER'S CLOTHING STORE ED BAILEY'S NEWSDEALER B I L LI 48I FAIRLAWN PARKWAY SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP- N' J- 177 MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY, N. J. SYNKOTE PAINT CORPORATION MICKEY'S MARKET LACQUERS - SYNTHETICS - ENAMELS - PAINTS 144 VAN RIPER AVENUE EAST PATERSON, N. J. 409 MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY' N- J, GRegory3-8265 GRegory 3-9448 FREE DELIVERY BUTLER'S FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 77 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J THE TOWNSHIP OF SADDLE RIVER LODI LIQUOR STORE TESS AND GUS TALAMINI, Proprietor LIQUORS - WINES - BEER I57 SOUTH MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. PRescoI'I' 9-6190 Call and Deliver LIBERTY TAILOR JAMES GIRGENTI 38 LIBERTY STREET LO y Service DI, N. J. SEILHEIMER BEVERAGE CO. QUALITY SODAS HUDSON STREET HACKENSACK, N. J. DR. RALPH ALOIA OPTOMETRIST LODI, N. J. GRegory 3-2I3I Thomas Grieco TOM'S FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Member of the Florisfs' Telegraph Delivery Association 3II PASSAIC AVENUE GARFIELD, N. J. FAir Lawn 6- I 405 FLEMING H. NORRIS, D.D.S. FLEMING H. NORRIS, III, D.D.S. 'SII RIVER DRIVE EAST PATERSO N, N. J. GRegory 3-9625 FUSCO BROTHERS 469 PASSAIC AVENUE LODI, N. J. PRescoft 8-6080 ALBINA COMO, INC. KIDDIE FASHIONS AND LADIES' WEAR IWrIght's Shopping Cenierl III TERHUNE AVENUE LODI, N. J. HILMAN'S GOLF LAND, INC. River Drive East Paterson, New Jersey Dlamond 3-3889 Dlamond 2-404l YANKEE LINEN SUPPLY INDEPENDENT SUPPLIER 341 Hudson Street Hackensack, New Jersey ONE HIT CLUB Dolores Pisano-President Salvatore Fonzo-Vice President Ronald Focarino-Treasurer Gabe Loiacono-Secretary COFFEE AND INC. CANDY - COFFEE - CIGARETTES VENDING MACHINES IO-O3 Bush Place Fairlawn, New Jersey R. ALBANO MARKET II7 ARNOT smear Loon, N. J. PRescott 7- I 427 LODI AND GARFIELD IMPORTING COMPANY Importers of ITALIAN OLIVE OILS, OLIVES, CHEESE, ETC. 76 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. HUbbard 7-4424 B Cr B PAINTING AND DECORATING PRescott 7-8507 LIBERTY COAL AND OIL CO. PITTSTON coAL - KOPPERS cox: ' FUEL OIL J. H. BURNEY, Proprietor LOUIS SPROVIERO S8 HESTER STREET LITTLE FERRY, N. J. I37 GARIBAI-DI AVENUE LODI. N- J- Dlamond 3-9653 GEORGE STIPER, Mgr. MAC'S MODERN BARBER SHOP JOE AND BILL, Proprietors Square back D.A's., Our Specialty 36 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. T. J. SOKOL HALL HALL T0 HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS MAIN AND GARDEN STREETS LITTLE FERRY, N, J. TOWNSHIP FOUNTAIN 5I4 SADDLE RIVER ROAD SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N. J. AMERICAN THEATRE W. J. BASIL, Proprietor MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. FAir Lawn 6-1071 THE REIHL AGENCY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Established 1916 199 MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, N. .J PRescott 9-6977 THE JUDY SHOPPE LINGERIE - HOSIERY - SPORTSWEAR 71 MAIN STREET LOD1, N.J TORRES STATIONERY MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. MARION'S FOOD MARKET 228 WASHINGTON AVENUE LITTLE FERRY, N.J Dlamond 2-9731 SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS FRANK VOPASEK, Proprietor BEER - WINES - LIQUOR - FOOD Parties - Weddings DAVIOU'S AUTO SALES ROUTE 46 LODI, N. J 152 WASHINGTON AVENUE LITTLE FERRY, N. J. Oonosife American Shows FAir Lawn 4-0702 LANDIS STORES 1 EREIJDIES BARBER SHOP LOD, 5, and ,Oc STORE III BROADWAY IRI. 41 EAST PATERSON, N. J, 72 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J FAir Lawn 6-1411 Dlamond 3-7760 PRescott 7-8889 Drugs - Cosmetics - Sundries L E N N A R D 5 PARAGON CLEANERS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY me Demew 3 HOUR SERVICE 485 FAIRLAWN PKWY. SADDLE RIVER TWP., N. J. 186 w. PASSAIC STREET ROCHELLE PARK, N. J. 26 NWN STREET I-ODI, N- -I FAir Lawn 6-2751 PRescOtt 7-4640 Most' Complete Line Of LIQUORS AND WINES A.MILAN SAM'S FOOD MARKET GROCERIES - DELICATESSEN - SODA Delivery Service 545 MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, N, J. 92 MAIN STREET l-ODI. N. J GRegory 3-5562 COTTONE'S PHARMACY E. w. COTTONE, Registered Pharmacist JOE'S TEXACO STATION Prompt, Free Delivery Service 73 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. ROUTE 46 and BANK STREET EAST PATERSON, N. J PRescotf 7-3736 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH LA BUA BROS DAIRY ANELLO, SR. ' SELECT MILK QUALITY O DAIRY PRODUCTS 281 WESTMINSTER PLACE LOD1, N. J. 70 JEFFERSON AVENUE LODI, N. J 126 GRegory 3-9055-6 fohn A. Sepede CSDQIT 121 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY Dlamond 2-2070 JOSEPH SRHOLEZ, JR. JAMES P, ALESSO REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Ci, 288 Main Street Little Ferry, N. J. Q M' 7-1832 JAMES V. BACCO AL'S AUTO SALES James V. Bacco fr Co. REAL ESTATE Ind INSURANCE Nea, Ammcan Shops 119 MAIN STREET Loon, New JERSEY Route 46 Lodi, N. J. A Friend 127 UNITED PIEQE E. WORKS Nz' XX LODI, NEW JERSEY 128 f, 9 C' ,Q Q c '-' f K 1 Q f'A J r 2 , , N .BEA . C K Ri X ' R X O N -Xb , xl: K I-' x - 4 xx E' s ' ' r ' i 7 Q f- Q .-.Ax 1 B jf, I f 'M' Q, ' 5, K , ui-...X F, r . 1 4- f' X X f E-,' 'AA E','4' 'F . V 'ff A E C xi . f-- U P X ,ig 'A' , x h , -. 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RAD g - . x 3 X N COrtlandt 7-9324 G 8cD 8cC0 Your School Jewelers Extend Their Washes NEW YORK NEW YORK 29 l I A 198 BRoADWAY DOLIN STUDIO awww Our best wlshes to the Graduating Class of 1955 Our fervent hope IS that you will meet the future amnd conditions ot pros peruty and happiness In a peaceful world PRescott 9 1961 39 MAIN STREET LOD1 NEW JERSEY 130 JlllllllllllllllIlllllllllIIIIlIllllllIllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIllIIIlllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllII up - ll ii Lodi Board of Education Sunfun designs R, ...for ony room in your home 2 RATTAN furniture brings enchantment to your home its dramatic in sryl ng ourapiy con structed practical to care for For smart decorating effects in your home picture RATTAN S shimmer ing surface and versatile designs in living room and dining room groupings bars and accessories lamps tables figurines planters everything to dramatize your home Yes RATTAN steals the show where ever H appears Q ALUMINUM REDWOOD Q CHINESE PEEL let SUNFUN Personally Design Tour Recreation Room Let Sunfun's decorators wave a magic wand over your recreation room. 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