Bloomfield College - Saga Yearbook (Bloomfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1943 volume:

Z X N N CL G.,fv 'Go Ye Inio All The W,,1d jfuretnnrh THE SAGA i943 hos gone to wor! This is the first Victory issue of the onnuol pub- licotion of deor old B.C.S. The stoff, beset on every hond with difficulties due to the notionol wor effort, hos striven to present o book worthy of its norne ond fovoroble to oll, We hove done our best under existing conditions. We hope the poges thot follow ore enjoyoble now ond in the yeors to come they will worm, with fond remembronces, the heorts of oll who peruse them. Lux In Tenebris Lux in tenebris, Alma Mater, Built upon the rock eternal, Fountain rock of living water, Kindled by the Light supernal, With unceasing Power increasing ln whose light we see the light. CHORUS Lux in tenebris, Alma Mater, Lux in tenebris, luce. Lux in tenebris, Alma Mater, May thy light be never dimmed: Watch thou, therefore, Zion's daughter, Keep thy lamp well oiled and trimmed, While light giving, Light receiving From the Fountain head of light. Lux in tenebris, Alma Mater, Into darkness light to carry, Send thy sons o'er land and water. Each a living luminary. Self-consuming while illuming, Those that have not seen the light. Lux in tenebris, Luminary, Glory full of truth and grace: Let the world perceive Thy glory And behold Thee face to face. Apprehending, Comprehending, jesus, Saviour, Light of Light. an ' T Eebinatinn REV. JOHN E. SLATER Professor of Ancient Languages and Theology FOR ELEVEN YEARS his Christian devotion to home, church, and school has been an inspiration to those conscientiously pursu- ing their tasks here in Bloomfield College and Seminary. To lovers of Wisdom, he has opened up his mind to give at his rich store of knowledge. To lovers ot Truth, he has opened up his heart to have them join in his fellowship with Christ. To lovers ot Music, he has opened up his tamily circle to have them share in the inspiration of the classics. To him, in grateful appreciation, we dedicate this journal. 1 J 1 77417 ' Bloomfield College and Seminary Bloomfield, New jersey OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT TO THE CLASS OF 1943: All education looks toward the development of self-disciplined individuals. It seeks to produce characters that need no external constraints for the right employ- ment of their powers. Christianity puts its emphasis upon the social as well as upon the individual virtues. It views man in his relation to his fellows and calls on him to play his part in the world's corporate life. I trust that here you have received such training and inspiration as will constrain you to act well your part in the drama of life that just now exhibits such tragic features, that you will labor for a better world and by your sacrificial and consecrated service will reflect credit on our Institution and on the religion you profess. Remember, that while you have finished your course here your education is not completed. we shall follow you with our interest and our prayers and may the best of good fortune attend you. Very sincerely yours, President. ,J 151 I A i MRS. JULIA LAUFFER A JOHN DIKOVICS, M.A., D.D.. MRS, EMILIE C, BERGER General' Secretary and Bursor PI'0f6SSOr of H0milefiCs in Hungarian Librariari Professor in Latin HARRY T. TAYLOR, BIA., B.D. WALTER W. GUSTAFSON Professor in History 4 B.A., M.A., Ph.D. JAMES E. MORROW, B.S Professor in Mathematics Professor in English WILLIAM E. PRICE, B.A., B.S. OTTO J. WALRATH, B.S., M.S. Assistant in Science Professor in Science FRANK KOVACH, B.A., B.D. Professor in Church History and Homiletics Professor in Logic, and New Testament Literature LOUIS R. BINDER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor in Sociology MRS. FRANCES R. McMURRAY Director of Physical Training JOHN E. SLATER, M.A., Th.M. Professor in Greek, Hebrew and Old Testament Literature Professor in Classics DAVID R. COFFMAN BA., Th.M., Ph.D. Professor in Psychology CHARLES A. VENNER, JR. Director of Physicial Education MEMBERS FRANZ ZELLER, B.D. Professor in German Language JOHN TRON, M,A. Professor of Homiletics in Italian Professor in Romance Languages ROBERTA BITGOOD B.A., M.A., F.A.G.O., M.S.M. Instructor in Music Zh., W M i AW. SENIORS J. WHITFIELD SLOAN, B.D. s.c.A. 1, 2, SEMINARY BLANCHARD ROMAINE, JR., B. D. IIBHIII s.c.A. 1, 2, 3. Whit WILLIAM S. WOODMAN, B.D. llBiHll S.C.A. I, 2, 3, President I. COLLEGE SHIRLEY CARNEGIE, B. A. Shirl S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4. MIMI CORTESE, B. A. Ilcorkyll GEORGE R. COX, JR., B.A. Junior Rutgers University l, S.C.A. 2, 3, 4, Lambda Rho 2, Grand Scribe 3, Grand Master 4, Choir 3, 4, Student Council 4, Asst. Basketball Manager 3, Man- ager 4, Class President 3, 4. S.C.A. l,2,3, Secretary 4, Girls'Ath- letics, Phi Beta Delta l, 2, 3, Alpha 4. l f COLLEGE ALBERT G. DEZSO, l3.A. llDOiSyll S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Class treasurer l, 2, 3, 4, Lambda Rho l, 2, 3, Deputy Grand Master 4, Hungarian Club l, 2, 3, 4, Schools At War Committee 4, Student Council, Secretary 4, Air Raid Patrol Squad 3, 4, Arista Literary So- ciety 4. JOHN BOUTON EARL, B. A. John-earl S.C.A. l, 2, 3, President 4, Fellow- ship League l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Class President, Pi Delta Upsilon 2, 3, 4-, Grand Master 3, Bloomtielder 2, Stu- dent Council 3,' President 4, Arista Literary Society 4, Schools At War Committee, Treasurer 4, Air Raid Pa- PAUL F. EVANS, B.A. Squire S.C.A. l, 2, 3, Athletic Committee Chairman 4, Basketball l, 2, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Fellowship League l, 2, 3, Director 4, Pi Delta Upsilon, Sergeant- at-Arms l, Bursar 2, Chaplain 3, Dep- uty Grand Master 4, German Club, Treasurer l, President Z, 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, 4, Table Tennis Team 2, 3, Captain 4, Student Council 2, Arista Literary Society, Associate Edi- tor 4, Air Raid Patrol Squad 3, 4. COLLEGE DENNIS S. NAGY, B.A. IINUgell S.C.A. l, 2, 3, Regalia Committee Chairman 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Lambda Rho l, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at- Arms 3, Hungarian Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bloomfielder, Sports Editor 2, Air Raid Patrol Squad 3, 4, Badminton Cham- pion 4. GEORGE EDWARD SADLER, B.A. llpegll ' S.C.A. l, 2, 3, Vice President 4, Fellowship League l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, Ping Pong Team I, 2, 3, 4, Gospel Team l, 2, Choir I, 2, 3, Class Vice President 2, Student Council 4. EUN ICE SANTOS, B. A. ll Eunie S.C,A. l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Athletics, Class Secretary 4, Phi Beta Delta, l, 2, 3, Gamma 4. 1 l . ACADEMY CONSTANTINE BALDASSARRE ' ' IIGUSII S.C.A. 45 Fellowship League 45 Bas- ketball 45 Choir 45 Italian Club 45 Table Tennis Team 4. ANN VESELOWSKY lIAnnIl S.C.A. 2, 3, 45 Girls' Afhle'rics5 Schools At War Committee 4. T JOSHUA KALUSHYNER Josh A S.C.A. 3, 45 Fellowship 3, 4. ACADEMY JOHN A. MILLER Johnny Teaneck High School l, 2, 3, S.C.A. 4, Basketball 4, Arista Literary Society 4, German Club 4. l B. STUART SLATER Stewey Bloomfield High School l, 2, S.C.A. 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Air Raid Patrol Squad 3, 4, Music Appreciation Club 4. QQLD C Tw Cl 'i0I2,X36ix -k v M YM 1 5 ' rn axoopos M vfr- -' , 0 CLASSES SEMINARIANS . . . I have given unto them the words which thou gavest meg and they have received them . . . I pray . . . for them which thou hast given meg for they are thine. . . They are not of this world . . . and for their sakes I sanctity myself. Reorganized this year as a more dynamic department of the institution, the Seminary has become a living part of B.C.S. It is a stronger unit now and is carrying our banner to higher honors in the inter-seminary world. Moderator: Frank R. Pehrson Stated Clerk: G. Richard Koleszar sms SOPHOMORES President ,.....,..,......,,.. Vice-President .........,.,...,.... l-larry H. Maue Secretary ..................,........... Carol Ferrara Treasurer ...................,........ Ernest M. Kose Student Council Member, JUNIORS President .......................... Thomas S, Wood Vice-President .........,........,,,,., John Bqlogh Secretary-Treasurer ............ Ruth M. Dennis Student Council Members. 5 ggalfilflilggllls i The truly efficient man knows what to do next, how do it and then has enough ambition to go out and do to it We are nearing our gocill Angelo G. Crescenzo Anthony J. Ackerman Another year to follow hard where better souls have trod: Another year of lite's delight . . . onother year of God. The Sophomore class moves slowly but surely up the road through the fields of wisdom and knowledge. Each year brings us nearer to our goal spiritually and intellec- tually, The pathway is steep, the laborers are few but strong! , :fill FRESHMEN F President ................ ............. N eil R. Etson Vice-President ..,.,..........,...... Victor Rizzolo Secretary-Treasurer ,..... John Nt DiGiacomo We are but little candles in a windblown flame, Against a bitter night, O, God of light and hope and love, Help us to keep alight. Having surpassed the trials of the past year, we see 5 the goal we hope to reach shining gloriously in the future. With great hope and strong faith we press on toward that mark despite the many hardships bestowed upon us by a world at war. ACADEMICIANS Great oaks from little acorns grow. As the years pass on we continue our earnest labors in the world of learning, striving constantly to grow in wisdom and in knowledge. Our goal ever before us, we work together as a strong source for good, pursuing and achieving. -. ,VW ,,, MIL ll, ', -. ' 5 ..g -Sa : -, A , f I L I Q 5-X 1 H Ex f 1 4:.g37:x:-I jul: 5, I Us .1 v-'tv v, an 9 'w 'I' ' zgzfgr 6 .v Q H ' X. l ' HQ J mf . N., I YI 1' 5 Q I X -1 A , Q! ll!! L If I Ai lr ' M: -In '31 Y f 5 , X I I I4 , I Q7 - -R X t f I f ' A IA Of f' ' fy My 'x XW' 355515 O 3-ig I IU Iiaif M f ' E X I n f e l' '- I A 77'A -2' I I - .qv ex, ' C 6 IIE Q Q Y xv ,.,,'f Jf 4 11-ff' f I II I I . ,xseoyxf as M 1 'Ami , W 'ip Q3 ACTIVITIES STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The inside must be unified before we can conquer the outside world. The Student Christian Association endeavors to combine Christian living and Christian doing. It provides for the spiritual, cultural, social and recreational welfare ofthe students. All students are members and are invited to I share in the activities of the Association. President ............. ........... J ohn B. Earl Vice-President ....... ........ G eorge R. Sadler Secretary ........... ............. M imi Cortese Treasurer ......... ........ T homas S, Wood Committee Chairmen Devotional ............................ J. Leslie Inglis Social .................................. Harry H. Maue X Regalia ...... ...... D ennis S. Nagy I Athletic ........ ...... P aul F. Evans i i STUDENT COUNCIL President ....... .......,...,..... J ohn B. Earl Secretory ...,... ............,.. A lbert G. Dezso Frank R. Pehrson George R. Sadler Representatives ....,f J. Leslie Inglis Frank Flisser Anthony J, Ackerman Conscientiously performing its duty the Student Coun- cil has created in our school a greater desire for mutual understanding among the scholars themselves as well as between the student body and the faculty. This group is worthy of our highest praise for its sound words of reproof and its methods of discipline. CHOIR O come, let us sing unto the Lord. President-Business Manager J. Leslie Inglis Secretary-Treasurer ..,......... Ernest M, Kosa Librarian ...............,..,,.,,,,,,,,, Paul F, Evans DiI'SCf0! ................ ...... R oberta Bitgood I. The Choir has long been an asset to B.C.S. Again this year the lusty voices of a men's chorus reverberate through Knox Hall. Choir trips to neighboring com- munities have become a thing ot the past, but the true spirit of music yet abides in the hearts of the singers. Qi, mf lim Q5 AXP? his FELLOWSHIP LEAGUE Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh. This group is comprised of a number of students of our College and Seminary who turn away from the toil and din of day to meet once a week for a time of Christian fel- lowship and spiritual edification in our chapel. The Fellowship services are lead either by visiting speakers or by the students, who in their own way present a message that is close to their hearts. Director ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,, J, Leslie Inglis Faculty Adviser .... Pastor Franz Zeller MUSIC APPRECIATION GROUP A peaceful room, an easy chair, a Sibelius tone poem, and you have the Music Appreciation Group, meeting in the parlor of Professor Slater's home. The lovers ot fine music meet here each week, to enjoy the music ot the masters. We are indebted for this kindness. ARISTA LITERARY SOCIETY Editor-in-Chief .................. Harry H. Moue Associate Editor .................... Paul F. Evans Layout Editor ,,,.,,....,. Angelo G. Crescenzo Art Editor ......... ..,......... T homas S. Wood Feature Editor ..........,..,.......... Frank Flisser Sports Editor ..........,......... Alfred d'Aliberl'i Secretary-Treasurer ........ Samuel G. Orlandi Faculty Adviser ,.., Dr. Walter W. Gustafson Revived after a number of years the Arista Literary Society, through the medium of its new publication The Arista , has helped to attain a more sincere spirit of Christian fellowship and development among the members of the student body. Through its pages have passed the expression ot student and taculty thought as well as the literary achievements and contributions ot the members of the society. ITALIAN CLUB The Italian Club, Pensiero ed Azione, has become one of our active organizations as a result ot its reorganization this year. Its purpose is the promotion of Italian literature and dialogue and to acquaint its members with the cul- ture ofthe Italian race. President ................ Samuel G. Orlandi Vice-President .......... Esther B. Alterio Secretary .,...................... Carol Ferrara Treasurer ...........,.. John N. DiGiocomo Faculty Adviser .......... Prof, John Tron HUNGARIAN CLUB The Hungarian Club is dedicated to the preservation ot Hungarian culture and to unite its members in closer bond at racial fellowship. It has endeavored throughout the past years to assist students to be- come more thoroughly acquainted with Hungarian language and lit- erature, as well as to provide social pleasures for its members. Faculty Adviser ...... Dr. John Dickovics sz za GERMAN CLUB To foster a keener appreciation of the culture of old Germany is the aim of Die Deutsche Verein. Literature and music help to unite the hearts and minds of the mem- bers in the belief that all nations are brought to God through Christ Jesus. President ...................... Paul F. Evans Vice-President ............ John Slater, Jr. Secretary-Treasurer .... Fred C. Bischoff Faculty Adviser ..., Pastor Franz Zeller LAMBDA RHO FRATERNITY Lambda Rho Fraternity, always an important link in the chain of fellow- ship and activities of our school, has proudly carried forth its banner in scholastic competition, on the field of sports, and in Christian fellowship. lt has served to bind the members of the student body into a close brotherhood by presenting an attractive service flag to the school in honor of our fellow students in the service of our country, and to foster high scholarship by offering an annual prize to the graduate with the highest scholastic rating. The social highlights of the year were: the annual reception for new students, annual reception for new members, a wiener roast, monthly Forums, participation in inter-fraternity sports, a trip to Radio City Music Hall, and a number of small social farewell gatherings for members entering the armed services. Grand Master .................... ......... G eorge R. Cox, Jr. Deputy Grand Master ....... .....,... A lbert G. Dezso Grand Scribe ........,.......... .......... H arry H. Maue Grand Stewart ............. .............. E rnest M. Kosa Grand Chaplain ...... ....... W illiam A. Carhart Grand Historian ..... .,....,..,.......................,... G aress Kormandy Sergeant-at-Arms .,... ........,.........,...,.............,.... A lfred d'Aliberti Grand Proctors ....... ....... P rof. Harry T. Taylor, Dr. John Dickovics x ., .- '. - 1 x l w 1 - ,, 1 . n 1 x ,M ,.,,' S 1 x Q n .I I X tx : ly : If x , I n l , N ' I F If - , x P- . , wr ll X, I 5 -Q-Q-I--.4-.I ---..-.-Y,. ----- Pl DELTA UPSILON Therefore, when Heaven intends to call a man to a great mission, he always first hardens his ambition, belabors his muscles and bones, starves his body, denies him the necessities of life, and frustrates what he has set out to do, so that his ambition may be kindled and his character be strengthened and he may learn to do what he could not do before. -Mencius. Serving country and school, men of Pi Delta Upsilon carry onward to victory her high standards of Christian thinking and acting. Grand Master ........,.... ........,. T homas S. Wood Deputy Grand Master ,,,, ......,,,,......... P aul F. Evans Scribe ,,,,v,...,.,.,.,,,,,,.... ......,, A nthony J. Ackerman Chaplain .,,...,...A...,...,. ,.,,..,.,....... J . Leslie Inglis Bursar ,,......................... ...,,..Willis J. Handsbury Seargeant-at-Arms ....... ...,............,... J ohn E. Slater, Jr. Grand Proctor ............. ......,.............. D r. Otto J. Walrath l Dr. Joseph Hunter Honorary Members ........ rl Dr. Walter W, Gustafson lLieut. Col, Edward M. Urban l PHI BETA DELTA The home must be orderly before the country can be at peace. Phi Beta Delta, the Sorority of B.C.S., aims at Christian fellowship amongst its members, and intellectual achievement, it works for the develop- ment of the Alma Mater. The members live in the knowledge that future world peace is in the hands of the mothers of the world, their own hands. Their education in freedom has instilled in them the desire that their children, too, shall live in freedom. Alpha ...... ........ M imi Cortese Gamma ...... .,............ E unice Santos Delta ............. ................. C arol Ferrara Faculty Adviser ....... Mrs. Emilie C. Berger THE SAGA STAFF I943 ll Dan N QI .Terra Eclrfors nn Chief J Leslle Inglis, Horry H. Moue ...C Daniel Gollowoy ........Ernest M. Koso v.Thomos Scott Wood Angelo G. Crescenzo ....SomueI G. Orlcndi Prof. John Sloter, Sr. Ernie BASKETBALL Facing a difficult schedule and handicapped by a small squadf the maroon and gold courageously carried on in typical l3.C.S. manner. Many of the teams on this year's schedule were U. S. Army teams from various schools and camps. Although not completing the season as a great success the boys on the team are deserving of great praise for their hard fighting and determination. Coach ..........,..... ...,....,,..........................,...... C harles A. Venner, Jr. Managers ,....... George R, Cox, Jr., Ernest M. Kosa, Alfred d'Aliberti VARSITY LETTERMEN JUNIOR VARSITY LETTERMEN William Carhart John Earl Harry Maue Paul Evans John Slater John Miller Stuart Slater Victor Rizzolo Joseph Scalise Fred Vitale Neil Etson PING PONG Paul F. Evans, Captain Neil R. Etson William A. Carhart Alfred d'Aliberti Constantine Baldassarre Ping Pong is coming into its own at BCS. lt has a greater following this year, evidenced by the enthusiasm for the tournament and the weekly Town League matches. SOFTBALL Although softball is considered one of our minor sports, most of the members of our student body are usually seen out on the field par- ticipating in the games. Additional interest has been created through the inter-class and inter-fraternity games. Definite plans are now underway for the first BCS. soft- ball team to enter the Town League of Bloomfield where, we are certain, it will carry on in tra- ditional B.C.S. style. 44444444444 - X Q r r i Fla, '71, T hilt, 91-iff ' QM . A cmqfg .tn .Nl ' a 'll' +'1,' 1 U f' jg! 1' --yi ' 1' 41, Q Tribute From all walks of life, young men and young women are leaving homes and loved ones, jobs and careers, to answer the call of our country in its time of distress. Many have left the halls of this, their Alma Mater, that those of us who remain might continue our work, and that others may fear- lessly follow in the paths we tread. We are all fighting, to them who have relinquished so much of life, we humbly pay this tribute. God bless them, our men in the service of our country. SERGEANT PETER BGREYKO United States Army CAPTAIN ALPHEUS D. CROSBY United States Army LIEUTENANT KENNETH HOWAT United States Army Air F orce PRIVATE ROBERT ISTIVAN United States Army CAPTAIN FRANK Z. KOVACH United States Army AIR CADET GEGRGE H. KULP United States Navy CORPORAL JOHN MAN CINI United States Army PRIVATE ROBERT A. MCMURDO United States Army Air Force LIEUTENANT WILLIAM C. MONTIGNANI, JR. United States Army Air Force B. STUART SLATER, A. S. United States Navy VEONOR SOTACK United States Coast Guard EDWARD M. STERRIS United States Army LIEUTENANT COLONEL EDWARD M. URBAND United States Army FREDERICK VITALE, A. S. United States Navy 4444444444 ty, ,fh- Wh . 336 5 S . 1 . 'G , '91 ,is l. SCHOOLS AT WAR COMMITTEE One of the two important school committees appointed to assist our institution and its members in their endeavors to participate in the national war effort. The Schools At War Committee in co-operation with the national school program has undertaken the sale of war bonds and stamps to the members of the student body and administration. The efforts of this committee resulted in l00fM1 participation and were responsible for the receipt of a Minute Man Flag from the United States Treasury Department. This flag now proudly waves on our campus. By the end of the school year sales of war bonds and stamps will have reached the 56,000.00 mark. Congratulations to B.C.S., and heartfelt thanks to the members of this committee. U John B. Earl William A. Carhart Albert G. Dezso Ernest M. Kosa Ann Veselowsky John N. DiGiacomo SCHOOL DEFENSE AND AIR RAID PATROL COMMITTEE Functioning in a number of different ways the Defense Committee and Air Raid Patrol Squad have brought added distinction to B.C.S. With the interest and safety of all members of the student body at heart the committee has sought to improve conditions within our school. Not satisfied with maintaining air raid and blackout regulations only, the group has gone on to rid the campus of fire hazards and to arrange the installation of proper preventative measures. It has likewise freed better trained men for other responsibilities by patrolling civic, social, and Scholastic meetings and functions throughout the town of Bloomfield in co-operation with the Bloomfield Defense Council. Chairmen ...... ........ H arry H. Maue, Frederick L, Long , my :iii 'n Q . v. Yun:-.ghum 5' s n,,.'h vm. 'Gig Wm. WJ .J-VW my 4 If Q, Migfrw 1 , ,V , : ,Tis A V , 'sk , R51 s 1: e ,gg Q X W -1 Q gf? 12 Ni' ' :K . WfQ,,2f'r' 'f f i,.sW, .: ,,. , Q Y iq N K+ ' wk rw X 3 . gg, Professor John Slater, Sr ..................... 222 Liberty Street, - Student Directory Ackerman, Anthony .... 68 Palisade Avenue, Garfield, N. J. Alterio, Esther B .,....... 7 Washington St., Northvale, N. J. Baldassarre, Constantine .......... I 251 Bay Street Roseland, Staten Island, N. Y. Balogh, John ........................,. Route 1, Huntsburgh, Ohio Bell, Isaiah G ........... 70 Highland Avenue, Newark, J. Bischoff, Fred C ......... 238 Verona Avenue, Newark, J. Bodnar, Victor ........ 361 Mercer Street, Phillipsburg, . J. J J ZZZZZ Bone, Anthony .................. 52 Bay Street, Montclair, . . Brown, Edwin H ....,............ 145 Park Street, Orange, . Capua, Rose ................ 31 I2 Mickle Avenue, Bronx, N. Y. Carhart, William A ................. 134 Pennsylvania Avenue, Newark, N. J. Carnegie, Shirley .,....,. 55 Monroe Place, Bloomfield, N. J. Chamberlain, Stephen M .......,................. Liberty School, Bloomfield, N. J. Corsello, Joseph ........ Bloomfield College, Bloomfield, N. J. Cortese, Mimi ........ 1200 East 224th Street, Bronx, N. Y. Cox, George R., Jr...25 N. 21 st Street, East Orange, N. J. Crescenzo, Angelo G ..... I 5 Shepherd Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. d'Aliberti, Alfred ...... 1318 Park Street, Steubenville, Ohio Dennis, Ruth M ......... I I I Crosby Avenue, Paterson, N. J. Dezso, Albert G ............... 58 Main Street, Wharton, N. J. DiGiacomo, John Nathaniel ..,......... I IO7 Madison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Earl, John B ..................... 24 Grant Street, Ramsey, N. J. Etson, Neil R ....................... 153 West Street, llion, N. Y. Evans, Paul F ..,.,...... 1229 Blucher Avenue, Scranton, Pa. J Flisser, Frank ...... 4 Brookside Ave., New Brunswick, N. . Ferrara, Caroline I ...,. 171 Central Avenue, Newark, N. J. Feke, Stephen A ...., I 74 Riverdale Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. Galloway, C. Daniel..158 Cosby Manor Road, Utica, N. Y. Geist, Preston John .............................. High Bridge, N. J. Gorewicz, Boris .,...... Bloomfield College, Bloomfield, N. J. Handsbury, Willis A ...... ...17 McCann Street, llion, N. Y. Hanson, S. V ................. I9 Valley Road, Montclair, N. J. lstivan, Robert .................. 232 River Road, Garfield, N. . ZZ J Inglis, J. Leslie ...... 267 E. Glen Avenue, Ridgewood .J. Kalushyner, Joshua .... 165 Liberty Street, Bloomfield, J. Kasa, Ernest M ..,.... I0 Division St., New Brunswick . J. Kiraly, lmre ...... 1407 Sheridan Avenue, New York, N. Y. Z Knickel, William B ,.................................. Stanton, N. Y. Kehler, Raymond D ........ ...................... L ocust Dale, Pa. Koleszar, Geza R ....... 12527 Forest Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Lawson, Harold B ....... 623 William St., East Orange, N. J. Long, Frederick L ........ - .................,. 319 Little Falls Road, Cedar Grove, N. J. Lenart, Stephen J...I23 Mt. Prospect Ave., Newark, N. J. Martino, Vincent..600 Delafield Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Maue, Harry H ........... 610 North James St., Hazleton, Pa. Miller, John A ...,....... 336 Herrich Avenue, Teaneck, N. J. McMurdo, Robert A ........... Locust Avenue, Emerson, N. J. Matin, Paul .........,..,..... SI Parkway, Mountainside, N. J. Monteiro, Anthony A ............. ...... 3 I Washington Street, Bloomfield, N. J. Nagy, Dennis S ....................................... Columbia, N. J. Nagy, John, Jr ............. 334 W. State Street, Niles, Ohio Orlandi, Samuel G ..... 2033 Delaware Street, Dunmore, Pa. Pehrson, Frank .............. 4 Ardsley Road, Glen Ridge, N. J. Raymond, Lewis N ..... 92 Monroe Place, Bloomfield, N. J. Rizzolo, Victor ........ 195 Roseville Avenue, Newark, N. J. Romaine, Blanchard, Jr ................... II East Ward Street, Hackensack, N. J. Ruth, Donald W ....... 15 Cornelia Place, Hawthorne, N. J. Sadler, George E ............................... 281 Teaneck Road, Ridgefield Park, N. J. Saloci, Elsie ........ 83 Frenche Street, New Brunswick, N. J. Santos, Eunice ...... 261 Standish Avenue, Plymouth, Mass. Scalise, Joseph .......... 682 R. Carson Street, Hazleton, Pa. Slater, John E., Jr ..... 222 Liberty Street, Bloomfield, J. Slater, Stuart B ......... 222 Liberty Street, Bloomfield, . J. Sloan, J. Whitfield ........ 413 Center Street, Garwood, . J. Slone, Walter ................ 448 N. 5th Street, Newark, .J. Steinmann, Frederick ...... 402 S. 6th Street, Newark, . J. Steinmann, Henry .......... 402 S. 6th Street, Newark, . J. Sterris, Edward M ....... I 5 Broad Terrace, Bloomfield, . J. VanderGroef, John .......... 90 Getty Avenue, Clifton , J. Vantran, Merlyn..30I Mountain Ave., No. Caldwell, J. Veselowsky, Ann 463 Franklin Street, Bloomfield, J. Vitale, Frederick ........ 200 Rogers Avenue, Endicott, N. Y. Wiseman, C. Wesley ...... 130 16th Street, Fairlawn, N. J. Wood, Thomas S ..... 308 Midland Ave., East Orange, N. J. Woodman, William S ..................... 323 Little Falls Road, Cedar Grove, N. J. Youngman, Daniel ....... ...... 4 24 West 55th Street, New York City, N. Y. zgzzzzzzzz Register ot Professors Dr. Joseph Hunter ........ 46 Beach Street, Bloomfield, N. J. Professor Frank Kovach ...................... 220 Liberty Street, Bloomfield, N. J. Professor Harry T. Taylor ...................... I8 Austin Place, Bloomfield, N. J. Dr. John Dickovics .... 123 Hillside Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. Professor Franz Zeller ...................... 455 Franklin Street, Bloomfield, N. J. Bloomfield, N. J. Professor John Tron ........ 88 Grove Street, Montclair, N. J. Dr. Walter W. Gustafson..I 6 Ely Place, East Orange, N. J. Dr. David R. Coffman .............. 312 Mt.'Prospect Avenue, Newark, N. J. Dr. Lewis Binder .............. 76 Ward Street, Paterson, N. J. ft On leave of absence in our country's service. Dr. Otto J. Walrath ........ 17 Liberty St., Bloomfield, N. J. Professor Alpheus Crosbyiit .................... Larchmont, N. Y. Professor William E. Price .................... 41 Davis Avenue, Bloomfield, N. J. Professor James E. Morrow ...... ..... I 66 Shuman Avenue, Glen Ridge, N. J. Professor Edward M. Urbaniit .................. Bloomfield, N. J. Mr. Charles Venner, Jr ....... 45 State St., Bloomfield, N. J. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. . Julia Lauffer ................ 146 Mineral Springs Avenue, Passaic, N. J. Emilie C. Berger ........ 91 Spruce St., Bloomfield, N. J. Roberta Bitgood Wiersma .......... 455 Franklin Street, Bloomfield, N. J. James McMurray .... I 5 Windsor Road, Allwood, N. J. QE 535 fe Go forward with thy fools in hand, Seek noi one task to shirk, But ready be to do God's will, He will provide the work. Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Gennaro Baldassarre Mrs. Emilie C. Berger Rev. and Mrs. Christian L. Bischoff Mr. and Mrs. Herman Carhart Mr. and Mrs. August Crescenzo Rev. and Mrs. John Dezso Dr. and Mrs. John Dickovics Rev. F. S. DiGiacomo Mr. and Mrs. Allison Dodd Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Earl Mr. and Mrs. Archie Etson Mr. and Mrs. George Evans, Sr. Mr. Paul Ff Evans Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flisser Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Galloway Dr. and Mrs. Walter W. Gustafson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Hunter Mr. and Mrs. William S. lnglis Mr. William B. Knickel Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Kosa Rev. and Mrs. Frank Kovach Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Laufter Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Lawson Miss Evelyn Markle Mr. Charles T. Maue, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Monteiro Mr. and Mrs. Paul Matin Mr. and Mrs. Giocondo Orlandi Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. P. Pehrson Rev. and Mrs. Louis N. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Robinson Mr. and Mrs. David W. Sadler, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. John E. Slater Prof. and Mrs. Harry T. Taylor Rev. and Mrs. John Tron Mr. and Mrs. John Vander Groef Mr. Merlyn Vantran Miss Dorothy M. Vreeland Mrs. Rueben C. Vreeland Dr. and Mrs. Otto J. Walrath Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wiersma Mr. C. Wesley Wiseman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Wood AUWJEQHS In every rank, great or small, 'Tis industry supports us all. One of Essex County's Larger and Stronger Banks :Z X - 1 Q Safe M Dry-Cold wU ll 34 Q af 1 L ' ' i t i 'f -. , EEE i A T71 .,.,..:.T' ,f 1 A f g'TT' it X C' fr ,x it ' -, --suzuki .4 lf Y J , ff li .,f, , V C me X 5 2 f f f,1Immmuullu:ummmllllnllllulmiflnqnm . X X ff W1numluuwurlilgnlullumnlrmlgqln,4, 27 x XX Ax 9 Tl sr'- if All'sgnulmllli-nuxl'v'm-'Fx i K if 4 2 Q W it ,el ul lt A, if T, n .5 if ?Q'f V-fm:Hirmrmuuuumnumuuufll''-' - E fffgf D e T J- b x TE-' , 3 26 5? I ' K X X ll -Z Htl Our Safe Deposit Department maintains sepa- rate vaults for CD personal papers, jewelry, and securities: C25 silverware and other household val- uables: C33 furs, coats, and other wearing apparel. 'Wie BLOUMFIELD BANK and TRUST Gompaaq awww ww iw., Two Convenient Offices - Bloomfield Centre - Watsessing Centre Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation For all our worth is crowned alone, When friends have made our cause Best Wishes their own. from Pi Delta Upsilon Pl'll BETA DELTA Fraternity SGRORH-Y THEODORE J. KRAMER R HARDWARE R 39 WASHINGTON ST. BLOOMFIELD, Telephone - Night Phone Bloomfield 2-0986 Orange 5-3650 B Compliments of FLORIST , The Class of '45 Flowers By Wire 549 Bloomfield Ave. Bloomfield, N. I. Telephone Bloomfield 2-I I34 - 2-I I35 BLOOMFIELD COAL AND SUPPLY CO. R PITTSTON COAL FUEL OIL KOPPERS COKE S OFFICE: 56 BROAD STREET, BLOOMFIELD, N. I. I YARDS and POCKETS: 225 BROAD STREET, ERIE R.R. CROSSING Every Facility for Superior Service Compliments of Northern N. I. Oil Co. 369-407 RIVERSIDE AVE. NEWARK, N. I. Phone: HUmboldt 3-OZIO Bl 2-I2I6- IZI7 Martin Realty Co. l 59 BROAD ST. BLOOMFIELD, N. 1. TAPPAN THE FLORIST 675 BLooMFlELo AVE. BLooMFuELo, N. 1. Phone BL. 2-2588 Phone Bloomfield 2-8019 J. RAYMOND CLARK L m PLUMBING HEATING TINNING R 28 BALDWIN PLACE BLOOMFIELD, N. 1 JACOBSEN'S SPORT SHOP EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN 596 BLOOMFIELD AVE. MONTCLAIR, N. 1 MOntcIair 2-8600 - 8601 For Expert Dry Cleaning, Tailoring, Laundering Tw Wishing You Well Lambda Rho Fraternity TAFT STORES, Inc. 60 Broad St. and IOSI Broad St. Bloomfield, N. I. 1 - 0 Appointments Preferred Shirt Laundering a Specialty . 0 Phone I Blf'd. 2-l6lO Highest Quality at Lowest Prices i Dr. Walter I. Glaeser 80 Washington St. Bloomfield, N. I il LABORATORY SUPPLIES - CHEMICALS and ACIDS SPECIAL CLASSWARE CLASS BLOWI NC- Q Scientific Glass Apparatus Company 49 ACKERMAN STREET BLOOMFIELD, N. I. I my 4. if .. ,........ ' -' ' .1E5E325E5E3E5E?E5E553i5E5E5E5E5 EEiffEgEQEiEf?fE5?fEQEiE2:' if i SAVE if ACH :Eve e lcro RY Saving out of income, always a prudent practice, is now a patriotic duty. V You can help the boys in service by saving rubber, metals and other materials. You can help by joining the Bloomlield Savings Victory Club to buy U. S. War Savings Bonds. Every dollar so invested is a Victory Dollar. V You can help by saving regularly in a Savings Account. 51 is all you need to start at this Mutual Savings Bank. -ff.. BLOOMFIELD SAVINGS 5 - - 1 11 snow swarm . Btoommztn, N. J. 35.3 -lf--1 L 'i -is 4 1 1 1 Phone BLoomfieId 2-7058 CH I NA LANTERN WM. TURNER CHINESE and AMERICAN Confmcfof RESTAURANT . so PALMER AVE. Food Prepared to Take Home SPECIAL LUNCH AND DINNER Telephone 590 Bloomfield Ave. Bloomfield, N. I. Bloomfield 7-8980 THE UN ION TEXTILE SHOPPE N. Dinnerman, Prop. Curtains - Dry Goods and Ladies' Wearing Apparel 573 Bloomfield Ave. Bloomfield, N. Corner Washington St. STATE GRILL FOR GOOD EATS Phone: Bloomfield 2-2905 9 State St. Bloomfield, N. I Patronage Appreciated HARRY GROSSMAN 62 BROAD STREET Cigars - Smokers' Articles Stationery - Candy Sodas - News Fashion Headquarters For Young America We make a specialty of thrifty priced fashions for the Miss and junior Miss. LI PTON'S 50 BROAD ST. BLOOMFIELD, N. I SAMUEL E. MacKENZIE Pointer and Decorator 281 WILLIAM ST. BELLEVILLE, N. Phone Belleville 2-3962 J. Bloomfield 2-I 42I PLAM B EC K'S BICYCLES, TOYS, SPORTING GOODS A. Er R. Thomas, Props. 299 Glenwood Ave. Bloomfield, N. I i BURC-ESS CHEMIST 56 BROAD STREET BLOOMFIELD, N. l. Compliments of BROAD cut RATE BLOOMFIELD CENTER Between Grant's and Woolworth's B. CLUCOFT WATCHMAKER 5' IEWELER 32 Broad St. Bloomfield, N. I. Established 1922 LESTER A. HAUBER Cr CO. Everything Electrical 55 WASHINGTON ST. BLOOMFIELD, N. J GENERAL Q ELECTRIC Refrigerators - Dishwashers - Ranges Washers - lroners - Radios STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHS Compliments of POSTAL DI NER 543 Bloomfield Ave. Bloomfield, N. 1. BIG IOE LITTLE IOE Compliments of DR. A. WEISS OPTOMETRIST Bloomfield Bank and Trust Co. Arcade Bloomfield 2-0337 Bloomfield, N. l.