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Brownson High School - Trinitarian Yearbook (Hackensack, NJ)

- Class of 1951

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E IE II igrnlm Elillilll I II IIfl5IIi iii' ' l!ll!IliFI iuim Iill' Wag gillg m llligil -, IIIIIIIM IIEQIIQIEQQ- llllillilhg millllllsi in IIISE I-IIIII I I I ulw IIIII maui I 1 l I llliIIiIl'Is.ll! I II!lIll!I1lEl'se.-.MII i I lfnlmamgmsgaga ll .. 2 I I li tv.. N...--I ' 'ff I'-LESQLY. -XI fi .11 '.0f'QMf-ffilf, i 19,2 .3 .3-'.d M . ' ' ,f . -,,, A 4 . K ' 1- 5 .-fan.-. n l rl ' 1slE.!w!,-.1'!- U ' , , sf: - 3 3 Q Q E' W 1'-if-4? K'-it 4' :,:L ':1 R, 01' EWOI' These have been happy yearsg for most of us, the happiest and most memorable years of our lives. Together we have worked and planned for our future. Now the time has come when we must make those plans a reality. We have re- ceived our education in a Catholic atmosphere, and been indoctrinated with Catholic ideas and ideals. Let us now step forward into a world of confusion and chaos, with a steady confidence born of our knowledge of the truth. . When in later years we leaf through this book, may we recapture the memorable years we have enjoyed at Trinity. . , , , , ,. .7511 -' 1.x I' in 71. 'V . J-, V, -- , . . ,am T .ri . ,.f .-f - f, M'l's V' Y-L 1 . 31' we 'ff .H 2- ips- 'fJff,'5,'m'Z' 'f'w,i- f'-vw ' 'A ' .s'Hf5rfl5f5i?:-: i f f J3 :gba ggfilzifarimz gnubfislzefj Ay fha Gfass of 1951 rowlzsoiz gfiqh Salma! gfackerzsack, TR 04' INIQQ 2 5 6 81130 Edt Ch'f M Ath -OK1 A 1 1 Edt -M... D 11 Th p Md 1 S H1 R13 SC Gfrclzbislzop Qyafslz Words are superfluous in expressing our admiration for our esteemed archbishop. To add glory to the name would be like adding light to the sun. Archbishop Walsh needs no testi- monials to illumine his virtues. As we seek his monuments We have but to look around the archdiocese committed to his zeal- ous care. Every church spire is a symbol of our archbishop's administrative genius. Every parochial school sings of his love of intellectual improvement. In toto, Archbishop Walsh is the pcrsoniflcation of the spirit of militant Catholicism. O Q0 o Il r!If'12.s LLLH o NAA HW ' gk 'la new Q f ' Y lll'i,, li., 1: W' '11 H s1.a vuQf.'i .N Y. .4' V, gl wnummm: A ' 0 Q . O . Che Gazfbedraf Under the skillful hand of Archbishop Walsh the Arch dioceses of Newark has flourished. Churches have sprung up. An unparalleled Catholic school system has been established. Now, as a sort of culmination point to the administrative pro- gress the Archbishop wishes a Cathedral to be built in the heart of the diocese of Newark. This cathedral is not to enhance the reputation of our venerable Archbishop, but to further the cause of the Lord. We should all get behind Arch- bishop Walsh in this, his greatest of building attempts. Mrnlzrsiqzzol' guqmze QBurfce, To have felt your spiritual guidance, enjoyed your generous benefits, and profited by your kindly advice are privileges to be cherished always. Our Monsignor. our Pastor, and our Leader ff we the class of '51 are inspired to live up to your expectations. ff' .vp ,X w, at , o . ,ya ffff, My gfofy Crinify Ghurcfz Holy Trinity Church, indeed a beautiful example of Roman architecture, provides a royal palace for our Lord. A familiar spot to all those who attend the school, the church is often visited by the pupils. Even outsiders and passers-by marvel at this sight of beauty which is outstandingly magnificent. Our beloved pastor and clergy have always gone overboard in their efforts to please the parishioners and students. To them we will always be deeply indebted. The church, as the name suggests, is in honor of the Blessed Trinity, and is a consoling place to go to forget our worldly troubles and spend some time speaking to God. The sanctuary is immaculately kept for the services which are carried out in strict rubrical order. As we continue to travel the highway of life into the future, let us not forget our Holy Trinity Church where we have spent many awe-inspiring hours, and have received many wonderful blessings. FATHER BURKE Our third year Religion teacher is well liked and respected by all the students. He is always ready to begin class with a joke and has taught us a kind of Religion We will never forget. This is exemplified by the island that we visited every morning third and fourth period. He has been around Trinity quite a few years always bettering the interests of the student body. Father Burke has always been ready to help us understand more clearly the doctrines of our religion. His wit and good humor has lightened up the Religion Classes with a ray of good cheer, He al- ways is Waiting and ready to give some sound advice or a kind word. to comfort some perturbed student. Let us extend our hearty appreciation to him, for preparing us to face the road of life , and to live our religion daily, according to his teaching. FATHER HENNESSEY FATHER LAIN G Although Father Giella has been with us but a short time, already he occupies a warm spot in our hearts. Father Giella teaches the Sophomore Religion, but they are not the only ones who benefit from his wisdom. His kindly manner and friendli- ness have been advantageous to us all. May he remain at Trinity AD MULTOS ANNOSI' We were Father's first class in Trinity. He will never know how much we appre- ciated his gentle manner in and out of class. We, the Graduating class, are losing a great inspiration and example in Father Laing. FATHER GIELLA 4- X 2 s 2 1 S A ? if Mr 5x . X, fl: u- w Q ww, W- , Xu -'VM in K avi 'fu-runww, . ,fx k -V .,,y g. li uw Q x . 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Religion 4 Reverend Edw Seton Hall University Religion 3 ' ard D. Hennessey, A. B. Reverend Joseph P. Laing, A. B. Seton Hall University Religion 1 Reverend Augustine Giella, A. Seton Hall University Religion 2 B. Sister Helen Regina, S. C. English III - IV Sister Maria Loyola S. C. Stenography, Bookkeeping, Typing Sister Mary Electa, S. C. Latin and French Sister Helen Gerard, S. C. Algebra and Geometry Sister Jean de Paul S C. d Health Louis R. Paine LL.B., B.A. Fordham College, Johh Marshall College U. ' S. History and Speech Rita Manahan, B. A. College of St. Elizabeth English I - II Biology, Physics, Chemistry, an Margaret Winter, B.A., M.A. ers College Columbia Barnard College, Teach French and Latin Anthony J. Durso, B.S., M.A. St. Joseph's College, Columbia University Geometry, Algebra, History Harold Jorgensen, B. S. Seton Hall Un' ' iversity Coach of Athletics, Physical Education, Health and S Lee Levy, B. S. Panzer College Physical Education Ruth A. Call, B. A. Indiana University Secretary afety Education G? Cribufe fo Clze gacuffy by Lois Walker In appreciation to our Good Sisters and Priests Whose sac- rifice, confidence and deep understanding love have en- abled us to reach our cher- ished goal. May the silvery threads which they have Wov- en by their unceasing toil in the service of God, merit for them the golden crown of bliss and everlasting glory. Our faculty of lay teachers is composed of men and S . K if gr, Q ,,k if I --is Ea: -I-Isa- a s . : f-:. gf H - S . ' 'HNF . . ' - ' , '- ,A 1 ,f 'f,s 7 f5.:. iw f ' ' 43' ,Ji Q i Q 1 2 Women who have been select- ed not only because they are Well equipped but because they are interested in young people and are concerned with their Well rounded develop- ment. A debt that can never be repaid can only be acknowl- edged. Such a debt, one of sympathetic advice and real understanding love is owed to our Faculty. CLASS IVIOTTO: LABOR B INCIT OMNIA CLASS COLORS: BLUE A ND WHITE CLASS FLOWER ROSE is 4 it ELAINE ROSE BAUER Lainie Personality plus - knows 1,001 per- sons - flighty as a butterfly - al- ways ready for a good laugh - for these things and her popularity we will never forget our Lainie . Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Soft Ball Team 3-4 Skating Club 3 - -----anmfg, BERNADETTE MARK E BANNON Bernie Knowledge is power - quiet and sin- cere - let her speak now or forever hold her peace - a friend to have and hold - Our Bernie7'. Sodality 3-4 Glee Club 2-3 Year Book Staff 4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Dramatic Club 3 THOMAS JOSEPH BETZ 4lTOrn75 Personality and an ever-ready smile - fun loving and witty - always Willing to help - his car for trans- portation to Packard's - our real pal KLTOIHY7. Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian 4 Student Council 3-4 Bowling Club 3 Auto Club 4 f 1 :angst mfiw A WU, 7t,,,,tf, fa .f', ff lgiwtgt , if,-f l, - ei 155114, ,M 5' '5imfiM Q if w '-1a22aS lWL' i br, ,3.wy,.f4K 154, , . 'l 'li ,Q GH 1 ,, -., .. . ft ,.., 3 -. . A i ff: -: .wgtf i ,, 5 H p . , 7 at K I., X V ,.. if 'fi f, u - V if 7 42 M55 i i . - V if I- . f . h , 5::jhV,,,,:-Lv-, 1 ., if 3 35:5 Lxiyrggfg-9,:,'j:: 4 A .. ff '....---fr.-Q.. i - 3 4 gfg f::::'ly:Jp7L22.' - . i 4 'J ' 'T3L 'z----- U i 5 ffff trsgggjfpx 't - kr? ggzsf- 'niwx-.,4:4 .F -', M ja y ' L . . b . --A-,f f-M, 1 it s W' tfazrzsa , I--fir'-'--I 5 - ix, ,. -'x':f'f if f7A Z.'2-'iff '-H x ,.x-4:3535 , . ,,.,,t--. 2. ...Q-1 1 ' p I, gg, Wsx zl j.:,,,,....,,w--'-w.,'W vt if ,. M ' ,-.xv 'f, Af-',,. f-'ffk-N.. JAMES M. BYRNES KiJim7! Quiet with the ability to get ahead - a hard Worker - sincere - ambit- ious - pleasing personality - this is our Jim , Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian 2-3 Student Council 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Debating Club 3-4 A ff-Nm X'-. 'R K T , A fi it A ii DONALD ROBERT CONWAY HDOI17! Our atlas - good athletic ability - class terror - We will always remem- ber Donn for the laughs he brought us. Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Baseball 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 M 15 wt-: 'L at .,-t,-. . , .1 wizgerz, i- ,- ,xztfsf 29 AGN ES MARGARET CONN I NGTON 'tConnie Lovely blond hair - and that lpana smile - an ever flowing Wit - beau- tiful clothes and attractive eyes - be- cause of her winning personality and friendliness to all t'Conr1ie will long be remembered. Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Class Secretary 3 Soft Ball Team 3-4 . . ..,. ' DOROTHY GRACE DAVISON Ginger A red headed bundle of Irish Wit - laughter makes the world go round and Ginger gives it a big push - under-neath her gaiety there is true sincerity, loyalty and friendliness - We will always remember Ginger,'. Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian 4 Year Book Staff 4 Class Secretary 2 Soft Ball Team 3-4 RICHARD F. DAWSON ffnickf' Trinity's Ezio Pinza - his high notes will remain throughout the halls and classrooms - never seen without Mc Geough - Class actor - all Will re- member Dick . Sodality 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Dramatic Cub 3-4 Debating Club 3-4 Latin Club 3 fi.. in-in-,m....w-4.-Jsq.,..4 W I 0 GEORGE JOHN ELSAESSER Hskippyv Sincere - friendly - ability to learn easily - active in school plays - willing to help if needed - George is a quiet member of the class. Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Dramatic Club 3-4 Intermural Softball 2-3-4 Auto Club 4 FRAN K T. EARLE Frankie Seton Hall's gift to Trinity - Blond hair - blue eyes - ability to sing - friendship - liked by all - never to be forgotten, our Frankiel'. Sodality 4 Debating Club 4 Public Speaking 4 '.fv3d..'v3-WM? T h WILLIAM E. FARR Bill A Witty and jovial guy - always in good spirits - ready for a laugh - friendliness and personality make up our Bill , Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Dramatic Club 1-4 Basketball 3-4 Softball 1-2-3-4 MARY CATHERINE FIVES Fours Pretty as a picture with her dancing blue eyes and sparkling red hair - our Brooklyn bomb-shell whose wit, friendliness and charm have endear- ed her to each of us - thes: charac- teristics of Fours will never be for- gotten. fodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 4 Year Book Staff 4 Debating Club 4 Soft Ball Team 3-4 1 .- fix K. . ss MARJORIE CLAIRE HAFLINGER LGMidge77 Friendly - sincere -- good things come in small packages - friend- ship is a sheltering tree - good cheer- leader - We will always remember l'Midge . Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 2-3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Cheer Leader 3-4 Class Vice President 3 CHARLES EDWARD GI LLEN 4'Charlie,' Be happy, go lucky, his motto - a witty and sincere friend - willing- ness to help - basketball always on his mind - a great gift to Trinity - our boy Charlie . Student Council 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Basketball l-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 , 2 if gi QV,-. .M ,x.wa..u-w---- RICHARD THoMAs HAYES -fnickv Ability to get ahead - very sincere - quiet in his own way -- never found without Conrad - Dick will be remembered by all. Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian 4 Year Book Staff 4 LEO F. HILL HI-lee!! A newcomer to Trinity - sincere with a flare for speaking - under- standing - never too busy to help a friend - Lee is a friend to all. Sodality 4 Trinitarian Staff 4 Year Book Staff 4 Debating Club 4 BERNICE EILEEN HOLLICAN Slugger ' M , Flashing dimples and Irish eyes - cheerleading with a concern for some- one special - carefree and happy - a cute smile - fun loving - our S1ugger . Sodality 3-4 Cheer Leader 4 Class Treasurer 4 Year Book Staff 4 Soft Ball Team 3-4 V. --- - 'I ivy.-Mg. LEO JOSEPH HOGAN iCLeO77 A mighty mite of a man - friendly to everyone - easy going good school spirit - we will miss Leo after graduation. Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian 4 Year' Book Staff 4 Dramatic Club 2-3-4 Class Treasurer 3 . -- gn X N -W 40? RUTH LEANORA JELLEME Duchess Sophisticated manner - helpful - willing - ready to learn - a friend to all - We will all remember the Duchess . Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian 4 Year Book Staff 4 Mother Seton Guild 2 Glee Club ff' .. '?'1f.i ffyiffi- Lf- liliri 3315? 2' . ' ,Eff L- iff 3 K 75277 55 H515 'Dil 41. -5 V H Q 4- ,ywgaiggag 2 in if fifffgytsig I -Q as A ROBERT ANDREW jORDAN HBOb77 Tall, strong, silent type - quiet - friendliness - always ready for a laugh - We'll surely all remember f'B0b . Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3 Dramatic Club 1-2-3 Vice President 2-3-4 Auto Club 4 V- iii L T5,Y-:,-:f'f'fWfS:f'5fk?-'F 'w BARBARA MARY MCCARTHY Bobbie Flashing eyes and Irish temper - always ready for a good laugh - friendly and fun loving - happy and carefree - our Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian 4 Year Book Staff 4 Cheer Leader 4 Dramatic Club 3-4 Bobbie JOAN ANN LEWAN lCJoan37 Quiet but sweet - sincere - will- ing - a true friend - a calm man- ner - We will remember our Joan , Sodality 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Trinitarian 4 Mother Seton Guild 2 Glee Club 1-2 - .qi ' ' ,- r'f?:i, 4 A ..iMXHV4 CONSTANCE KATHLEEN MCCARTHY Connie Quiet friendliness - sincere with a ready smile - willing to help if needed - ability to be seen but not heard. Sodality 3-4 Poster Club 4 Debating Club 4 Dramatic Club 4 Glee Club 4 il 1' DAVID THOMAS MCDONALD HMac77 Concern for others - agreeable to anything suggested - ability to keep out of trouble -- as merry as the day is long - t'Old friends depart but are forgotten never . Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Dramatic Club 3-4 Soft Ball Team 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 4 2 CONRAD JOSEPH MCG! NLEY Connie A fine hard working student - he has taken a great interest in the scholastic interest around school - we predict a very bright future for Connie . Sodality 3-4 Dramatic Club 1-2-3 Debating Club 3-4 Library Council 1-2-3-4 HUGH JOSEPH MCGEOUGH 4CHugh97 Hard he labored long and well- knowledge is power - he is true to his friends - he is known by all for his outstanding activities in Trinity. Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Debating Club 4 CONSTANCE CAROL MCGOWAN Connie Sweet and sincere - nice singing voice - an active interest in Dram- atics - Connie will be remembered by all as our Frolic Queen of '51. Sodality 4 Trinitarian 4 Debating Club 4 Dramatic Club 4 Year Book Staff 4 xl- 4 'L r .4 12 Q r C bfi? lip 2 if tlw' C 1 ,iq DANIEL C. MELCHIORRE 6KDanny57 Happy of heart - easy going - witty - gay and never in a bad mood - friendliness and sincerity - one of the best and never to be for- gotten. Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Prom Committee 4 Soft Ball Team 2-3-4 Auto Club 4 ARTHUR STEPHEN O'KEEFE Archie Ability to lead - friendly - liked by all - outstanding personality - suc- cess through life - Archie is one of our favorites. Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 1-2-3-4 Year Book Editor 4 Class President 2-4 Baseball 3-4 JAMES EDMUND NICOLAUS SCNiCky7! Our best looking guy - nice person- ality - easy to converse with - friendly and full of fun - Jimmy rates high with '51. Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian 4 Year Book Staff 4 Dramatic Club 4 Soft Ball Team 1-2-3-4 Auto Club 4 .- ' -. A i...-1-r-.vCazuaaL,53az.sakzlwh 1 MAUREEN TERESA O'NEILL Reenie Quiet as a lamb - always in a fog - inquisitive -- always ready to have fun - small and dainty - our Reenie . Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Soft Ball Team 3-4 Glee Club 1-2 , 'EE PETER V. O'NEI LL Hpete!! Active around school - friendly to all - jovial - ability to make friends easily - best dancer of l51 - are the characteristics of Pete , Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-'1 Vice President 3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Intermural Soft Ball 1-2-3-4 JOAN CAROL PH ELAN Fifi A ready smile for all - a pleasing personality - a sense of humor - trim appearance - Wherever there is fun to be had there is our Fifi , Sodality 3-4 Cheer Leader 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Class Secretary 4 RICHARD J. ONDERDONK L4Rich' Our basketball captain - pleasing personality that makes him popular with all - ability to get ahead - Trinity's gift from Heaven - welll never forget our Dicky Doll . Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 4 Student Council Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 JEROME EDWARD PRAMUK KKJerry7! Nice personality - a ready smile - he has in some Way or another been in all our class entertainments - Jerry is liked by all and is in there fighting to bring our baseball team to victory. Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 4 Year Book Staff 4 Debating Club 4 Baseball 3-4 1' , Fiifi . -ffi L is? MARY B. READY 6LMary77 Quiet and ready to learn - artistic ability - likes sewing - interior dec- orating - success will always be hers. Sodality 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Poster Club 4 Dramatic Club 3-4 Glee Club 1-2 -fs tgp-'mug FFWW V , 1 . 54 if WALTER JOSEPH ROEDER liBuggSl7 Quiet and reserved - fighting base- ball player - he loves to joke and is always up to tricks - his carefree, happy go lucky manner will linger in our memories forever. Sodality 3-4 Glee Club 1-2 French Club 2-3 lntermural Soft Ball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 3-4 V t-sfdull' ...fn LOIS ANN RICHARD 66L0LO77 Pleasing personality - full of pep - always smiling - laugh and the world laughs with you - short and sweet - LoLo will be our friend for always. Sodality 3-4 Glee Club 1-2 Year Book Staff 4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Soft Ball Team 3-4 igsfgdfs ' i . ..-.a ANN CATHERINE SAUL Sam Aul HHPPY 30 lucky - PQPPY S31- dancing at noon - friendly - sin- cere - an everlasting friend - that is Sam Aul . Fodality 3-4 Cheer Leader 3-4 Year Book Staff 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Class Treasurer 3-4 Mg, V, 'mn ,-0' pi. W -ee DAVID J, SINNOTT Dave Always thinking of basketball and someone special - friendliness one of his greatest qualities - laughing Irish eyes -- his willingness to help and his happy carefree manner will never be forgotten. Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Intermural Soft Ball 1-2-3-4 DONALD BRUCE THOMPSON Don Wonderful personality - athletic ability - responsibility toward his school - by his easy manner, he has won countless friends at Trinity. Sodality 3-4 Student Council 3-4 Basketball l-2-3-4 lntermural Soft Ball l-2-3-4 Baseball 3 34, we n J, fx, 3.,,5i..L . G, Y ,,., 1 H 7 if me :Xfi- EW -4.-1 iw M, i I if '?5,'f?f:9Wf', 2 it Sie-6, 'V 55559151 EE: -xc'm?4ilff.-1 SSQEQEQM-is, ' 'e 'fsigygsws-is,: - JOHN M. SMITH John Intellectual interest - desire to get ahead - humor with sarcasm - straight forward opinions - We will all remember K'John . Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Debating Club 3-4 Current Events Club 4 MARY LIN TOBIA Mickey Full of vim - vigor - and vitality - never a dull moment - her Boston R's we'll never forget our Mickey . Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian 4 Year Book Staff 4 Dramatic Club 3-4 Soft Ball Team 3-4 6 g W an iitt 'n , .Yi I ? . LOIS ANNETTE VVALKER Kitten Tall and slender - neat as a pin - ever ready to do a helping hand - thoughtful - intelligent - our little Kitten . Sodality 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Debating Club 4 Trinitarian 4 Dramatic Club 4 MARTIN CHARLES WIRTH llMarty77 Ambition to get ahead - very witty remarks -- intellectual - usually found in his open truck - by his easy going manner Marty Will be remembered by all. Sodality 3-4 Dramatic Club 2-3 Debating Club 2 Intermural Soft Ball 1-2-3 Auto Club 4 ' 'wfavw-N-a...u.mw-euvwamiuvn ,.s,g,,,. WM Q CAROLYN JOAN WIRTH 46Lynne77 Deep brown eyes - a nice smile friendliness - a sincere friend - friend to all is our Lynne , Sodality 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Debating Club 4 Trinitarian 4 Glee Club 1-2 JOHN JOSEPH WITTNEBERT L'Jack,' ln and out of trouble - friendly to all - Witty comments - an optim- ist - a friend to always remember - our Jack . Sodality 3-4 Dramatic Club 2-3-4 Trinitarian 4 ff, ' A fag. xg if ggi CAROL MAR! E YOUNG Sissiel' Quiet and friendly - fun loving trim appearance - a friend to all We will all remember USissie . Sodality 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Trinitarian 3-4 Cheer Leader 4 Glee Club 1-2 ARL! NE RITA ZOCH HAIJ7 Friendly, with a ready smile - nice personality - always Willing to help - consideration for others - having one crisis after another - always traveling - We will always remem- ber Ar for the many things she has done for Trinity. Sodality 3-4 Dramatic Club 2-3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Debating Club 4 Soft Ball Team 3-4 EDNA IRENE YOUNG Susie Neatly dressed - ready for fun - full of mischief - ability to get ahead - her personality will make her remembered by all. Sodality 3-4 Trinitarian Staff 3-4 Year Book Staff 4 Glee Club 2-3 Dramatic Club 2-3-4 gjrayer fo Uur Eady of gicafima O Queen of the Holy Rosary Sweet Lady of Fatima who has deigned to appear in the land of Portugal and hast restored peace at home and abroad to this country once in such turmoil, we beseech thee, look graciously upon our dear land, and by thy power raise it from the depths to which it has fallen, and reestablish it in spiritual and moral strength. Bring back peace, also, to all the peoples of the earth, so that all nations, especially our own, may rejoice to hail thee as their Queen, and as the Queen of Peace. Amen. 'lv-I LAWRENCE EDWARD HIGGINS Q E 42 Ardale Road, Paramus Marines - June 16,1950 EDWARD ANTHONY MOLLOY 44 Webster Street, Rochelle Park Air Corps - July 11. 1950 Ffa ' 'W' 4'-0-Mwzsf, laifi . i-in-,gy aura - pporfwzify By Walter Malone They do me wrong who say I come no more When once I knock and fail to find you ing For every day I stand outside your door, And bid you Wake, and rise to fight and win. Wail not for precious chances passed away, Weep not for golden ages on the wane! Each night I burn the records of the day, At sunrise every soul is born again. Laugh like a boy at splendors that have sped, To vanished joys be blind and deaf and dumb, My judgments seal the dead past with its dead, But never bind a moment yet to come. Though deep in mire, wring not your hands and weep I lend my arm to all who say I can! No shamefaced outcast ever sank so deep But yet might rise and be again a man. Art thou a mourner? Rise thee from thy spell. Art thou a sinner? Sins may be forgiven. Each morning gives thee Wings to flee from Hell, Each night a star to guide thy feet to Heavenf' .fu- fgjQC6l'5 FRESHMAN B Miss Monahan, Moderator Class Officers FRESHMAN C Sister Eleeta, Moderator Class Officers Virginia Roos ....... Pres, Joan Wahl ..... Vice-Pres. Patricia Menjou .... See'y. Arlene Dewan ...... Treas. SOPHOMORE B Sr. Jean de Paul, Moderator Class Officers Kenneth Carlson .... Pres. John Vaughan ,. Vice-Pres. James Crocco ..,... Sec'y. James Toolen ...... Treas. JUNIOR A Mr. Paine, Moderator Class Officers iiden Kenny ....... Pres. lichard Badois . Vice-Pres. lelen Heffernan .... Sec'y. erome McDonald .. Treas. JUNIOR B Sister Maria Loyola, Moderator Class Officers Robert Saul ,..,..... Pres. Robert Ryan Vice-Pres. Eileen Opperman Sec'y. Lois Schantz ....... Treas. FRESHMAN A Sr. Helen Gerard, Moderator Class Officers John Glifford ...,... Pres. Charles Carlson . Vice-Pres Mary Burke ........ Sec'y Enid Brennan ,..... Treas SOPHOMORE A Miss M. Winter and Mr. M. Durso, Moderators Class Officers Joseph Roulette ...,. Pres. Mary McLoughlin . V-Pres. Carol Doran .....,., Sec'y Dolores Shanley ,.,, Treas Robert Nixon ....... Pres. Eleanor Byers .... ,. Sec'y. Robert Watson . Vice-Pres. Patrick Ready ...... Treas. 4 .L L5 T, mo.. ,J Rosemarie Bibbo Mary Engel Patricia Giblin Dorothy Hackett Joyce Haldenwang Bette Hascup Alice Joydan Barbara Krueger Joanne Lee Margaret McDonald Marilyn Mullen Mary Robeson Catherine Spencer Virghia Spencer Lois Wilson Patricia O'Maley Richard Altieri Donald Brennan James Brady Brian Carroll George Cimis John Clark Thomas Cull Robert Donfield Desmond Fitzgerald John Flanagan Raymond Hartnett Vincent Jerlinski Richard Kerr Robert Lauby James Murphy Kenneth Reilly Roger Snow Luzlor wzior Alice Canning Jean Clifford Dorothy Collins Barbara Cudia Elizabeth Faller Catherine Ininger Barbara Kean Rose Mary Knox Janet Kunzler Dolores Loughman Arlene McCarroll Jean Moninger Patricia Mulligan Eileen Murray June Patterson Grace Piper Dorothy Prachniak Patricia Price Patricia Rees Geraldine Rossi Lawrence Egg Donald Michel Joseph Raymond Richard Thibodeau Arthur Zick Soplzomore if F H NW John Byers, William Frasca, Richard Galle, Thomas Graham, Donald Greene, Richard Hahn, Eugene Reagan, Veronica D'Ura Richard Kerber, Donald Nardone, Thomas Orr, Robert Owens, John Wilson, Alicia Bannon, Helen Blenderman, Agnes Collier, Claire Frey, Patricia Greene, Catherine Hughes, Helen Inder- dohnen, Dolores, Kujawski, Virginia Keim, Marie Nicolai, Kathleen O'Brien, Joanne Porter, Joan Pramuk, Dolores Rogers, Roslyn Slavin, Gail Trommler. Walter Butterworth, Edward Carratura, Thomas Dalton, Stephen Duffy, Stephen Eddin, John Hughes, John Limerick, John Maclntyre, Patrick McGeough, Francis Smith, John Wilkins, Charles Woods, Teresa Babon, Marion Bobel, Lois Cafone, Mary Fulmer, Jean Kenny, Justina Kraemer, Florence Lynch, Rose Mary Nostas, Elizabeth Oliger, Hilda Osten, Dorothy Schiemer, Dorothy Schultz, Eileen Sweeney. S 0,0lZOI1ZOI' 6 FRESHMAN B Theresa Green, Catherine Keessar, Patricia Lewan, Carol Anne McCar- tin, Loretta Moriarty, Patricia Mun- iak, Elaine Nostas, Theresa Pasa- dino, Gertrude Potter, Dolores Shee- han, Mary Souhan, Theresa Toriello, Patricia Wallace, Patricia Wilhelm, Bennand Kennelly, William Lee, Eugene Liebmann, John Marrazzo, William Nixon, John O'Connor, James O'Neill, Robert Orr, Robert Sauerwein, Walter Taylor, Jacob Voois, David W'isnewski, Owen O'Maley. FRESHMAN A John Arent, Gerald Bango, John Breuer, Michael Busche, Raymond Butterworth, Charles Carlson, John Clifford, John Conlon, John Davis, Vincent Difine, Glenn D'Ura, Walt- er Grudus, George Egan, Stephen Kalinger, Richard Koppel, Hugh White, Don Mahady, Patricia Beune, Brenda Blanchard, Enid Brennan, Mary Burke, Maureen Connolly. Pa- tricia Daly, Loretta DeBetta, Joanne Elsaesser, Joan Garcia, Frenanda Fieffers, Adrienne Green, Jacqueline Gunther, Marie Harren, Patricia Hearne, Joan Howard, Barbara Hy- man. ni- 1 we -f - lf 41 l 1-2 FRESHMAN C George Eitel, John Woods, Carol: Christiansen, Arlene Dewan, Cece' Gillen, Patricia Hardegon, Ma Heaney, Claire Jerlinski, Elizabc Kaim, Barbara Levitzke, Dolor Linden, Mary Ann McKinney, P: ricia Menjou, Elizabeth Pficffi Virginia Rees, Catherine Richarr Kathleen Vozella, Joan Wahl. X x f vV 'h'i f4'sAo2fQ9f5Z YVYY ' awifvwi., 5 91146. fi 2 . 2299 if 5'l : 485 C55 f C Cffzi' jj j I Xx 7 G I . xx I , I -QNX'-x XXX . ,N X ff Q 3, .. J I X ,1 Q j X35 3 I I f I I X 31:7- y' l ',' ab Z 'N xl ' I, W1 ! , X A 112-ht x J ft! H ,J jj 5 2'-, ' f' ' 'L 'QC M na ,ACTIW TIES OUR LADY Our Lady was always a part of our School Life. She would spend a whole day with us. Every morning from her post in the hall her face smiled a kind- ly hello as we crowded down the corridor. In the classrooms too, her serious eyes Watched over us. At night, during play or a concert, her radiant presence gave confidence to those who were nervousg at a dance she gave joy to any who would pause to nod at her statue. Yes, every minute she was with us. In those days we always had a statue before us to talk to-to remind us. In remembrance, let us now carry her image in our hearts. FATHER FINLEY ecepfiorz into the Sodafify Having had the happiness of being received into the number of aspirants of the Society. I prostrate myself at the foot of thy altar, Immaculate Mary, to express the ardent desire of my heart to be admitted into the number of thy privileged children. To meet this great favor, I take in thy presence. O tender Mother, the firm resolution to laboring with all my strength to become by my piety, charity, and obedi- ence the edification of my companions and to acquire the virtues which thou request of thy children. ANNUAL RETREAT ,, .AX if ff! ,ef-'WM I 4 . .1- E l Remember that glorious week when Father Finley rescued us from the every day drudgery and invited us to listen to his talks, delightful and inspiring as they Were. Do you remember his Words, and the ideas he shared With us? . . . to spend time for God in proportion to the time We spend for ourselves . . . to learn today, how to form our habits for they will be part of us for our entire life Remember these thoughts and remember too the person who lent us these treasures. Let us then whisper. Thank you, Father . . . and God bless you! . ESNE PREpHRlNq To Help The lvhssmms I y I Gaflzofzc Student 5 isszmz One of the major activities in Holy Trinity is the Mission Club. Students throughout the school and in all classes belong and have partici- pated in its activities. Their primary goal is to help the Missions in What- ever way possible and to further the work of the Missionaries. Sr. Mary ' ' ' d has Electa, moderator for the group, plans all activities for the group an always been able to bring them to a successful end. We sincerely hope that the future students of Trinity will always be Mission minded and Work zealously in the cause of God. This statue of Saint Maria Goretti was donated by a friend to inspire in our students the love for the Virtue of holy purity. SAINT MARIA GORETTI f X .gibmry Ccxhibif for Gaflwfic .Book i I 2 - HG?q6l655 .Books ggi' every 6661, During Catholic Book Week, February 18th to 24th, the library exhibited many Catholic Books to illustrate the year's slogan Ageless Books for Every Agef' Posters made by the Poster Club added interest to the display. An essay contest sponsored by Sr. Helen Regina and Miss Mana- han was a means used to bring many Catholic authors into the lime-light. The winners: Hugh McGeough, Mary Ellen Robeson, Rosemary Nostas, and Claire Jerlinski were presented with a copy of Fr. Keller's book, One Moment, Please. I-'Q Che gnzporimzce of flze Qyriffen Word This play was given by the Dramatic Club, under the direction of Sister Electa, and the cast of characters is as follows: Joyce Haldenwang, announcerg James Burns, as Christ, Arline Zoch, Spirit of the Catholic Press, Richard Dawson, Marx, Patricia Menjou, Lives of the Saints, Mary Fulmer, Ann, Helen Indodehnan, as Mary, Helen Heffernan, representing the Epistles, Richard Galle, Pagan Teaching, John Clifford, Darwin, Adrienne Greene, the Summa Theologica, Barbara Hyman, Good Comics, Marie Harrer, the Gospel of St. Matthew, Joan Howard, the Gospel of St. Luke, Fernanda Gieifers, the Gospel of St. John, Claire Jerlinski, as St. Maria Gorettig Virginia Rees, as Reproachfully Yours , Catherine Rich- ards, as One Moment Please , Mary Heaney, as The Little World of Don Cami1lo . A parody on the Notre Dame Victory March for book-week had been written by Virginia Rees and was sung by the Dramatic Club fol- lowed by the whole assembly singing Our Lady of Fatima . me Q-,fag Cgmpfzasizinq flze fvafue of Gaffzofic .fooks ENJOY CATHOLIC LITLRATURII HL Html. SA INT NAR IA GORETT! SY 'nu SPIEFID THE REQUIRE 5 :Dwi LE wma file .El mry omzci Though the Library Council was limited in number this year, their devotion to duty was unlimited. Those Who served the school in the library under the direc- tion of Mrs. Katherine S. Call, Librarian, were: Bernadette Bannon, '5lg Conrad McGinley, '5l1 Rosemarie Bibbo, '52g Eileen Murray, ,52g Agnes Collier, ,535 Rosemary Nostas, '53g Claire Jerlinski, '54: Lois Shantz, '54g Joan Elsaesser, ,54. Q . , ,f I f c ' M I ' LY! ,rig f Q K Q 2 fha fosfer fad The Poster Club is made up of a group of students, who take pride in advertising their school activities. They are called upon to publicize dances, plays, lectures, ete. 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N11.11,.11.....1111..-1.....1.1 11. ..11.,.1 1...1 11- ..1.11.. 1. 1 11.11111.....1......11.1,.1.. 111.11 .... .1..1.11...1.111.. 1111..1111l11 11. 1.111 ..1.11 .l, 1 1.11l.....-.1 1.1 .1 ..1.-1-111111 11.1,.1.1..1.1...1.1-...1...1.-1.1 l1V.' 11! 1..11... M111111-.11 1' lv.1.l I 1I.-, 1.111 1,1111 Iwvn 1. Urxllh' 11ml ll.1ll11'l' 1144.11.11 hx ll I I X IN 1-.I H111 u11.1l.f um 1.1.11 ...nw 11.-111 .1111111 ..1x 111 11111 11111111.11 X 1. ... .111.1 11.-... 1- 1 .-1.11.-.1 .1u.111.111 ll1.- .......1 Q66 We, the members of the Brownson High Glee Club, owe a debt to our directress Mrs. Sukro, who helped keep alive this organization in the absence of the well-beloved Sister Helen Gerard, in whose capable hands the Glee Club had before been finely molded. lt was because of ill health that Sister Helen had not been able to take over full responsibility, as usual. However, since her recovery, Sister Helen has joined forces with Mrs. Sukro, and through their combined efforts, we have been coached to the peak that is necessary, to take part in the Annual Demonstration Mass in Seton Hall on May 30th. We may not always seem to have fully appreciated the precious time you have given up to so painstakingly train our voices, so, we write this now to express our deepest thanks and to beg God's most abundant bless- ings on two such inspiring leaders as you have been. Most Popular Elaune Bauer Arthur O'Keefe Class Wits HF' Dorothy Davison Charles Gillen Best Dressed Lois Walker Robert Jordan Most Friendly TEX' ' JJ Marjorie Haflinger Leo Hogan POPULARITY POLL ff'-S gave Did Most For Trinity 'fttkil Arhne Zoch Conrad McGinley Best Looking Mary Fives James Nicolaus K Best Actor and Best Actress Richard Dawson A1 hne Zoch Best Dancers Ann Saul Peter O'Nei11 POPULARITY POLL Most Likely to Succeed Most Athletic 1 f Mary Lin Tobia Bernadette Bannon Jerome Pramuk Most Pleasing Personality Agnes Connington Donald Thompson Richard Onderdonk Scene from The Valiantl' Another Scene from The Valiant A scene from The Castle of Mr. Simpson n The School produced the three one act plays which Won great appreciation from our audience. As they were on a competitive basis, the judges decided that the one produced by the Juniors, t'The Valiant was best. The Sopho- mores put on t'The Castle of Mr. Simpson , and the Freshmen, Her First Formal? 1-,... Her First Formal The Castle of Mr. Simpsonw l ebafbzq V i Mr. Paine, Moderator This years Debating Team was composed of Conrad McGinley, a veteran of last year's Hne team, Richard Dawson, a very capable orator, Leo Hill, a veteran, three years debating at Xavier High School, and Ray- mond Hartnett, the sole Junior member of the team. The boys had a very successful season, Winning 8 out of 10 debates in the Seton Forensic League and placing third in the League Annual Tournament. 7 JAMES BYRNES James Byrnes, the capable Vet- eran speaker and clebater, partici- pated in the Annual American Legion Oralorical Contest held at Iioeota High School and won 3rd place honors. The contest consist- ed ol' a prepared oration of 10 minutes plus 4 minutes of extem- poraneous speaking. The text of James Byrnes speech was The American Constitution, Ours to Defendf' FRANCIS EARLE Francis Earle, member of the senior class, represented Holy Trinity High School when he par- ticipated in the Journal-American Oratorical Contest, held at St. Aloysius Academy in Jersey City. PATRICIA MENJOU Patricia has been very active in the Dramatic Club. Because of her perfect diction she has often been chosen as our announcer and interpreter. Raymond Hartnett and Betty Hascup were our representatives in the poetry reading contest of Mother Seton Forensic League. Their Work reflected credit on themselves and on their school. Wal' 5 The essay sponsored by the Elks had two representatives from Trinity Who competed with other high schools in the vicin- ity. We are proud of our Lois Walker who took first prize and of Mary Tobia who came out second. The Catholic Book Week Essay Contest sponsored by the English Teachers of Trinity, brought out much literary and artistic talent from many students. A prize was awarded to each division. The Sen- ior Winner was Hugh McGeoughg the Junior, Mary Ellen Robesong the Sophomore, Rosemary Nostasg the Freshman, Claire Jerlinski. 3 ZEHTJ1 H Cmlnier glfofic The Winter Frolic sponsored by the Sodality was an outstanding event. The School Hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion, and every- one seemed to enjoy the affair. This year's King was Donald Thompson and the Queen, Constance McGowan. pwf. V. ' 1 1 z -gf! if' fi ' -1- ' Q ia, A ..y W M- st ff.-rzf . ., Q' A, ., Me' l I 4 F... ,.. sv S - ,I XM SQ .. V I . L - A f i ffmm' Q 35, .if i t 'Q ..., -s 'Tin-.,,, A K , if X if if if 1 as ' 'ff M aw Q.,. 2.5. ,. al l On Friday afternoon, a realistic mock session of the Security Council of the United Nations was presented by members of the Senior and Junior Classes. Leading mem- bers of the cast were as follows: Conrad McGinley as Warren Austin, Richard Dawson as Jacob Malik, John Smith as Sir Bengal Rau, Leo Hill as the Chinese delegate, Hugh McGough as the British delegate. is x M ' 0 :f::,.i,W,M , . S s S R H ,N ,, ,. Nl V. -,,., .L A .V -we-ws: -- Q W V ,, . , ,m,5igmt,,B,M S, K Y ,wimw 1 M add? Holy Trinity High Schoi observed United Natioi Week when its Inembe: were invited to visit tl exhibit in the library co: sisting of many interes ing articles from almo every nation of the Worl The U. N. exhibit W, made possible through tl efforts of the 9C Freshrnz Class under the directic of Mr. Paine. Oyafiozmf Brotherhood Cmek Brotherhood Week was observed in Holy Trinity when the Junior Class presented a play entitled, The Plight of the Bigot Bugn, under the direction of Mr. Paine. The leading members of the cast were as follows: Aiden Kenny as the Bigot Bug. Raymond Hartnett as the questioner. Donald Brennan as the radio announcer. The program also included speeches delivered by Patricia Menjou, Kathleen Bozella, Virginia Rees, and Frank Earle. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. aremfs I gJaqe To you, our mothers and fathers, we dedi- cate this special page of our yearbook. Let us thank you, through these pages, for the loving care you have given us, both in mind and body. The benehts of a Catholic educationg under the tutelage of the priests and sistersl the joys of graduation, and the sorrow of leav- ing school and taking our place in the world, whether it be college or the work-a-day world. It is not easy for mere words to say what is in our hearts, but we hope they will bring to you all, a small measure of the gratitude we Iccl. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs Celia L. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. George E. Bannon Frank Bauer L. G. Betz James Byrnes William Connington Barclay J. Conway Edward T. Davison, Sr. Dawson George Elsaesser John R. Farr James J. Fives F. J. Gillen C. J. Haflinger Thomas Hayes Leo K. Hill Leo J. Hogan Edw. J. Holligan Vincent L. Jelleme and Mrs Andrew J. Jordan and Mrs. A. S. Lewan and Mrs. B. J. McCarthy Cornelius M. McCarthy and Mrs. John F. McDonald and Mrs. Hugh McGeough Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. McGinley Mr. and Mrs. George M. McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Melchoirre Mrs. Margaret M. Nicolaus Mrs. Katheryn O,Keefe Mr. and Mrs. A. Onderdonk Mr. and Mrs J. O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. William P. O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Pramuk Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ready Mr. and Mrs. N. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Roeder Mr. and Mrs Frank Saul, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester E. Sinnott Mr. and Mrs. John M. Smith Mr. and Mrs John F. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Tobia Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Walker Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Wirth, Sr. Mr. and Mrs Martin J. Wirth Mr. and Mrs John J. Wittnebert Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Young Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Zoch Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Earle Sporfs Living up to its record of former years, our basketball team came up with another fine season. In addition to an outstanding record of 15 wins and 4 losses, the highlight of the season was winning the Bergen County Jamboree. Each Jamboree game was a thriller, beginning with the Bogota game which ended 52-37 and terminating with a surprising victory over a heavily favored and much taller team from North Arlington of 37-27. The team was the recipient of a beautiful trophy and each member received a gold basketball. The victory was most satisfactory because Trinity's team competed with and won over larger schools in the public school class. Looking back through the season there are other highlights which proved the ability of this year's personnel. Probably the one thing that stands out most was having the school scoring record broken by our own Dick Onderdonk when he scored 32 points against Saint Lukes. Dick aver- aged 17 points per game in leading the team with a total of 257 for the year. This record compiled by Dick did not go unnoticed throughout the county and state for he was elected unanimously to both All-County and All- State Teams. This was not the extent of honors bestowed on our players for both Dave Sinnott, scrappy little forward, and Don Thompson, steady guard, were given honorable mention in the All-County voting. Probably the most under-rated ballplayer on the squad was Charlie Gillen who played a steady defensive and offensive game throughout the season. Rounding out the squad were Don Conway, Pete O'Neill, Aiden Kenny and Tom Cull. The baseball team got off on the right foot by winning its initial game 9-4 from St. Bonaventure-'s of Paterson. With the return of 13 letter- men both coaches have high hopes for a very successful season. The team is composed of Dave Sinnott at shortstop, Eddie Carratura in right field, Walt Roeder in center field, Dick Onderdonk at second base, Archie O'Keefe at third, Don Conway, catchingg James Murphy in left field and Aiden Kenny at first base. The pitching on which the team bases its hopes for the league championship will be handled by Charlie Gillen, Jerry Pramuk, Tom Cull, and Richie Hahn. Rounding out the varsity team are the capable players Gene Reagen, Don Greene, Don Brennantutility out- fielders and John Clark utility infielder. With this personnel we stand to better last year's record of five wins and six losses. To our fans is due much credit for their activity and loyalty. To our cheerleaders for their co-operation and co-ordination goes the gratitude of the team and school. This year's squad was composed of co-captains Ann Saul and Midge Haflinger, Seniors Barbara McCarthy, Joan Phelan, Carol Young, Bernice Holligan, and Juniors Patty Giblin and Helen Heffernan. VARSITY Top row: Left to right, T. giUW7'y Cull, D. Conway, C. Glllen, R. Onderdonk, P. O'Nei1I, A. Kenny, Coach Jorgenson. Bottom row: R. Donfield, B. Nixon, R. Altieri, D. Sin- nott, D. Thompson, R. Ba' dois and W. Farr. A x 21 1' fe au, :S 'S ,Rafi BOB NIXON . , .nfn T f T ,www CHARLIE GILLEN ' A f' 7 T? . f - 3 NX K .X X f' fx f figR f' X 9 q . A..? C 5 9, , M . . x 1. Q S W... 4. ww' ' K PETE O'NEILL K 6 T ' .Av ,. . .K A b R , X, E . DICK ONDERDONK '57 Xxfi A DICK BADOIS X 3 tx X. S TOM CULL fi X 1 wa DICK ALTIERI BASKETBALL SCHEDULE t'Trinity Trinity Trinity 'Trinity Trinity 'Trinity Trinity Trinity 'Trinity 'Trinity 'Trinity 'tTrinity 'Trinity 'Trinity 'Trinity 47 St. Bonaventure's CPat.J 38 Our Lady of The Valley 54 Seton Hall Divinity 65 Saint John's CPatJ 43 St. Cecilia CEngJ 66 Don Bosco fRamseyJ 76 St, Lukes 65 St. Cecilia CEngJ 66 St. John's CPatJ 48 St. Joseph's CPatP 61 Don Bosco CRamseyJ 57 St. Joseph's iPatJ 42 St. Mary's CPatJ 53 St. Bonaventure's CPatJ 52 St. Mary's CPatJ tLeague Game BERGEN COUNTY JAMBOREE Trinity 52 Bogota Trinity 35 Ridgewood Trinity 37 North Arlington STATE TOURNAMENT Trinity 50 St. Mary's CPatJ ! E WW AIDEN I 3' .w w i F, J KENNY I K 6 Q E tt xnzno 6 ,f V! DoN CONWAY or J ,Y I iiii ' 5 Vai- , ff 1 DAVE SIN N OTT f 1 DON THOMPSON ULU' Jdy - KVZE - 'I 7 'Ei Hg: 5 Qllrfs gym asses An innovation was introduced at Trinity this year with the arrival of Miss Levy. The activities started early in the year with softballg basketball and volley ballg these activities were carried on throughout the entire season. We also enjoyed square-dancing. The girls had a great thrill with the wearing of the gym suits, and personal instruction of a well qualified gym teacher. The various exercises together with acrobatics proved very interesting, for it was a new venture for all of us. We feel it safe to say that the new gym classes were and will continue to be a great success. E. YOUNG CO-CA PTAINS J. P AFLINGER HELAN B. MCC ARTHY A. SA UL - M.H B. HOLLIGAN M. HAFLINGER A. SAUL P. GIBLIN H. HEFFERNAN mba!! Je rry Pramu k Dave Sinn ott Dick On derdonk Wa lter Roeder 3 J n, . ry 5, .wid '-fw..a.s--..-ax-w---P-+f 7 1--' iw Charlie Gillen Don Conway Archie O'Keefe if 1-'Jw - f-f--w-,-:aww-3-f-un4q,:v..w.a ,w,...--w,.,.....-.,.v.-f.....- Y. V xff! I ' . 4 . . , - i. x l F gfisfory gfiqkliqhfs WILL WE EVER FORGET? Our first day at Trinity. Freshman initiation. Fighting for a seat in the Cafeteria. Minstrel rehearsals and finally the Big Night. Father Pathe's daily visit to 303 Miss Foley and Ancient History. Algebra and English notebooks. Sr. Helen Gerard's effective talks. The girls' Hrst visit to the office for late slips. Were they surprised when they saw Sr. Helen Gerard! Ballerina skirts on windy days A Episodes in Father Laing's Religion class. The stuffed animal on Sister Electa's chair. It landed on the ground-three flights below. The Sophomore Valentine Dance. Biology, disecting grasshoppers and frogs. Daily Quizzes The taxi ride from River Edge Miss Manahan and English homework. Mrs. Hanley and the weather. The Maywood invasion. Friday night dances. The understanding manner of Sr. Jean dePaul. Semi-weekly assemblies. Cheerleading tournaments. Picking two lucky cheerleaders for Junior year. A little bit of Heaven fFather Turro's Religion classesj. Father Hennessey's Desert Island. Class rings. Sr. Arilda left and Sr. Rita Austin became our new principal. Borrowing Current Event Topics for History. Sister Loyola and Water Lilies . Home economics classes on Friday. QThe schedule called it Stenoj. The leaving of an almost lifelong friend - Dick Butler. The mysterious letter. Someone screamed. Result: class punish lessons. ' .gm sz -' gfisfory gfiqkfiqkfs WILL WE EVER FORGET? Leaving afternoon sessions with Sr. Loyola. Physics assignments and daily quizzes. Cancellation of Music Classes. Winning the County Championship. Bus rides to the games. Coming late to Speech Classes. Glee Club on Friday afternoon. Division between boys and girls. The annual trips to Rye Beach. History tests given by Mr. Paine. Sr. Loyola collecting dues for Rye Beach. The Dramatic Clubis presentation. Sr. Mary Electa's hard work for the Missions. Walking home from Bergenfield. Discussions over uniforms. Chemistry formulas. The Annual Winter Frolic. Dressing for gym. Mr. Mac and his side comments. Envelopes-the headache of every typist. Father Burke's Religion classes. The day bloomer-gym-suits came into mode. Trying to meet deadline. Picking the four girls for the cheerleading squad. The girls still supporting the Stamp Fund by purchasing late slips. Attempting to type the columns thrown together before the deadline. The Seton-Forensic League. The day Elaine Bauer tore her coat. Climbing out of Connington's truck. Sr. Helen Regina's unflagging efforts to aid the Seniors Where help was so much in need. Debate finals. Our wonderful Prom. Finally, sad but true, graduation. Ruth J elleme .. L at , - si Single The Seniors have reached another milestone. Their high-school Work is finished, and they pause here to scan 1ife's horizon and try to discover what the future holds for them. May God's blessings rest on each and every one. 4g'5F5 ' The graduafe May the blessing of the Sacred Heart Be with you on your way To lighten every burden borne, To cheer from day to day. Until with all lifels lessons learned, With trials and sorrows past, You close the Book of Life to be In Heaven with Christ at last. gn Gfppreciafiozz Before closing our Yearbook, let us pause to express our appreciation to Sister Helen Regina, our advisor, who has been untiring in her help in publishing our memoirs. We gratefully extend our thanks to our aclvertisersg our patronsg our boostersg as well as Mr. Sullivan, the photographer. fl' .fv v ,. if C - i . i 12,-gf 'G 909. 4 1 Q. 6 ,A M 40 Q 5 Lua. X, ii, sg WI Wi-an 6 0 -w bQ0 V x ' ' ' 0 09' , L 'Y' .23 0 -O I ' , 1' IH 9- 94 31? fit ' , 'QW was 1 Q 4- L 'Q '43- or, A Q6 Q .rf ' I 5 s-0. I Qlqb u,.Ly U J I v' 0 - x V. s faq , ,fx 0 '. n I0 l m .4- C N. s Us A9 I-' ,sa - f - '- Q 'H Q J 1-'53, vw I 1' 'V C X fkgi -fl X Y: 'KX ff xyg 'wp wr 5' 's s' s ssttvfzff- '- 5xJ vv- ., O , 56' 1 Y- Q' gd' ff 'Z' 9 r Q .1 9,1 4 W we 5.46: ,V Q.. gy ' ' x 'fo tQ K 4 4 1 ' 1 6 ' f' '- 1 f- x J f f 1 ' II ' f ,J 9 5 Q. 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K KK x TS S I 5 .0 'Y m X 1- Q - ll 5 Q X . f Nvfk1,,,44f Hlffllfflm O ' M ' t IN HDVERTI 5 X N6 Mrs. Hugh Davis Adriene Green Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Koppel Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Connolly Mrs. William Prout Mr. and Mrs. J. J. O'Connor Mrs. J. Voois Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Nicolai E. Leibmann Iurato's Bridal Shoppe Mrs. L. I. Jelleme Smalbein's Bakery Kenwood Market Ridgefield Park Insurance Ass'n. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saul, Jr. Mrs. Claire Lester Romaine's Hardware Store Mr. James Flannigan Robert A. Roeder Miss Bertha Lomasney Mr. and Mrs. T. Tighe Mrs. Margaret Rode Miss C. D. Elsaesser Mrs. Christine Koehler Miss Eileen Treanor Miss Kay Treanor Donald Nordone Mr. and Mrs. H. Nastas Miss Edlin Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wilson Dorothy Schiemer Mr. and Mrs. M. Kenny Mrs. J. F. Kerr James Elliot Mr. and Mrs. J. Rossi Lorraine Loughman Miss L. G. Casey Mrs. Wm. V. McLoughlin Kenneth Reilly Mrs. Rose Muir Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Lee Marcella Faller Eileen Lally Darling Juvenile Furniture Compliments of a Friend Lane T. V. - Teaneck afrom Miss Manahan Mrs. Kathryn Fulmer Jack Jelleme Ruhardt's Luncheonette William Connington George's Delicatessen Pierre's Pastries, Teaneck Mr. Clark Drischer Marilyn Michel Mr. and Mrs. F. Haldenwang Dorothy Collins Dorothy Hackett Mrs. M. C. Carey Mr. and Mrs. M. Nilssen Mr. and Mrs. R. Nixon Kathleen Shanley Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Porter Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Frey Mr. and Mrs. P. Doran Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Badois Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. M. Hartnett Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Brennan Miss Helen Heffernan Mr. and Mrs. H. Oppermann Mr. A. Carratura Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sauerwein Mr. and Mrs. A. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. C A. Robeson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dalton Hilda Osten Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Bobel Theresa Babon Mrs. Timerick Mr. GeorgeHO'Brien Mrs. George O'Brien Mr. Joseph Firuilola Mr. Jos. Lockwood 005 fers Mr. R. Simms Mrs. R. 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Schmidt Jerome McDonald Thomas J . Hill John Peterson A Friend Mrs. Robert Kinzley James G. Murphy Felecia Padovani Eugene Reagan Mr. Dormann River Edge Market Monsignor Burke ang Qnriesfs of gfofy Criizify Exim Chair Qlmznqf ana gona Qfnslws fojiembmaf I GXH55 of 51 17 I COMPLIMENTS OF The Rosary Society I I OF Holy Trinity Church Congratulations to the Class of '51 REUTER'S DELICATESSEN FREE HOME DELIVERIES DI. 2-0102 FR. HERBERT GALLAGHER 0. F. M. SACRED HEART CHURCH Rochelle Park MEN OF THE Holy Name Society OF Holy Trinity EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Class of 5 1 There is a PEDIFORME SHOE for every member of the family See our latest Styles for Spring 290 Main Street Hackensack, N. J. Hackensack 2-2185 GEORGE KOCH Cr SONS Designers and Builders of MONUMENTS and CEMETERY MEMORIALS 48 Temple Avenue 179 Hackensack Avenue Hackensack, New Jersey Hubbard 8-9339 Ladies Welcome Hackensack Recreation Bowling and Billiard Academy ONE OF JERSEYS FINEST BAR AND GRILL - TELEVISION Ray Heffernan, Prop. 25 BANTA PLACE HACKENSACK, N. J. OR. 8-3498 IONNA'S HOME MADE ICE CREAM HAMBURGERS - FRANKFURTERS SANDWICHES 249 Kinderkamack Road Oradell, N. J. Television - Radios - Pianos - Washers Vacuum Cleaners NOBLE'S RADIO SHOP TELEVISION SERVICING Dlamond 2-2191 73 Main Street Hackensack, New Jersey HAckensack 3-4181 H O D D E ' S SODA - CANDY Super-Rich ICE CREAM Made on Premises 772 Main Street Hackensack, New Jersey Dlamond 2-1428 DUBY F LORIST WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS 187 Main Street Hackensack, New Jersey OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE Holy Name Society Maywood, N. J. DONOVAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Secretarial and Business Courses Day and Evening 213 Main St.. cor. Banta P1. Hackensack, N. J. For everything in drugs call HUbbard 7-9150 Free Auto Delivery Service Prescriptions called for and delivered MI RA DRUG STORE C. Mignone - R. J. Mannino, Reg. Ph 75 Anderson St. cor. Park St. Hackensack. N. J. GARDEN SWEET SHOPPE 451 Essex Street Hackensack, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF MR. E. A. MORAN KRIEGER'S MENS' SHOP 164 Main Street Hackensack. N. J. ,gr-cf -11 I 'Q - I I l I 1i FRANCK'S PHARMACY Main and Warren Streets Hackensack. N. J. HUbbard 7-6660 OVERPECK MOTORS, Inc. Ray M. Moriarty 41-47 Mt. Vernon Street Ridgefield Park, N. J. Dlarnond 2-4115 Famous from Coast to Coast Stores in Principal Cities JARMAN SHOES FOR MEN 257 Main Street Hackensack. New Jersey TEaneck 6-9618 HOPP'S ESSO SERVICE 1000 Cedar Lane at Anderson St. Bridge Teaneck. N. J . Compliments of GALLO'S DRUG STORE ROCHELLE PARK, N. J. HUbbard 7-2259 Free Delivery JIM'S QUALITY MEAT MARKET 178 Saddle River Road Saddle River Twp.. N. J. i 1 - Charles T urro 104 RAILROAD AVENUE HACKEN SACK. N. J. A. LEBSON, Inc. Jewelers 134 Main Street Hackensack. New Jersey LAmbeI't 3-4865 FRED WHITE PHOTOS WEDDINGS CANDID SHOTS 194 Trenton Avenue Clifton. New Jersey Compliments of LYRIC SILK SHOP 205 Main Street Hackensack. New Jersey DI. 2-4089 SEXTON'S DELICATESSEN BIRD'S EYE FROZEN FOODS Liquors - Wines - Beers FREE DELIVERY 383 Rochelle Avenue Rochelle Park, New Jersey 1 1 S 1 1 1 1 1 -1 l l - I - Oradell 8-1635 T. J. Sullivan, Proprietor Hackensack 2-8607 Uongzafufationi DENNIS STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS Portraits of Distinction - Commercial Photography WEDDINGS, CHILDREN and HOME PORTRAITS 346 PALISADE AVENUE BOGOTA, N. J. Compliments of the Goldberg Slipper Co. BROADWAY HACKENSACK, N. J. Hackensack Authorized New Car Dealers BYRNES MOTORS, INC. Lincoln - Mercury 102 lst Street JACOD 8z DEMAREST, INC. Chrysler - Plymouth 10 Banta Place MCCRANE AUTO CO., INC. De Soto - Plymouth 281 Passaic Street W. H. PETERS, INC. Cadillac - Pontiac 278 River Street WATSON MOTORS, INC. SHEA CHEVROLET Chevrolet lll River Street BERGEN AUTO CO. Buick 730 Main Street BLUE 8: WHITE SERVICE, INC Studebaker 30 Johnson Avenue WEST OLDSMOBILE, INC. Oldsmobile 83 lst Street RUSS MOTORS, INC. Dodge - Plymouth Kaiser - Frazer 213 State Street 214 State Street SUBURBAN AUTO SALES, INC. SPROAT Sz DUNN Packard Ford 320 River Street RANDELL MOTORS Nash 132 Passaic Street 211 State Street KALMAN MOTORS Willys 115 Polifly Road DE LUXE TRUCK SALES Hudson State Highway No. 1 Let the men who built your ear-keep it running SWEENEY FUEL, Inc. Coal - Coke - Fuel Oil Oil Burners Ph DU I 4-0131 - TE k 7-6265 NIGHTS SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS DU I 4 1905 ,, Compliments of MAYWOOD PHARMACY MAYWOOD. NEW JERSEY HOBBY LAND The Largest Selection of TOYS in the State of New Jersey 390 Main Street Hackensack. New Jersey Dlamond 3-6500 ADVAN-CE TELEVISION SERVICE, Inc. T.V. INSTALLATION and SERVICE CONTRACTORS 77 Anderson Street Hackensack. New Jersey Compliments of SIGMA THETA PHI LINDEN MARKETERIA QUALITY FOODS AT LOW PRICES 47 Linden Street Hackensack, New Jersey Rigby A. Helm ORITANI FLOWER SHOP ART FLOWER DESIGNS For Every Occasion HU. 7-6416 286 Main Street Hackensack, New Jersey JOHN GILLETTE. Inc. RED CROSS SHOES 196 Main Street Hackensack, New Jersey . 7-9636 SAM'S RESTAURANT - TAVERN 107 Anderson Street Hackensack, New Jersey YI I Compliments of TOPP'S CLEANERS Corner of State and Passaic Streets Hackensack, New Jersey LEVY BROS. NORCROSS GREETING CARDS 224 Main Street Hackensack, New Jersey Compliments of ROMAINE HARDWARE CO. 158 Main Street Hackensack, New Jersey BRESTOL'S SERVICE STATION Euclid Avenue Hackensack, New Jersey l Congratulations from I I MARIAN HARRISON I DELAWANNA, N. J. Bi 3-9733 Res. DI. 3-5706 I ZIP'S SERVICE STATION AUTO REPAIRING - LUBRICATION Ignition - Brake and Battery Service Towing I Lucien Zeppone I 137 Huyler Street Hackensack, New Jersey I I HAMBURG'S CONFECTIONERY I 77 Anderson Street I Hackensack, New Jersey HENRY'S SERVICE STATION I 'rExAco GAS ' l Dlamond 2-5700 Est. 1903 TFANK, Inc. ACLOTHIERS and HABERDASHERS 213 Main Street Hackensack, New Jersey ANGELO'S BARBER SHOP Anderson Street Hackensack, New Jersey Compliments of Women's Catholic Guild Our Lady Queen of Peace MAYWOOD, NEW JERSEY Compliments of A FRIEND TEaneck 7-1795 Prescriptions by A. W. DONN 939 Teaneck Road Teaneck, New Jersey Compliments of EDWARD A. PRAMUK REAL ESTATE Teaneck, New Jersey GARDEN SWEET SHOPPE 451 Essex Street Hackensack. New Jersey Compliments of MR. E. A. MORAN KRIEGER'S MENS' SHOP 164 Main Street Hackensack, New Jersey HU. 7-9822 Hydra-Matic Service HANK'S GARDEN GULF SERVICE Carburetor and Ignition Service GENERAL REPAIRS Scientific Motor Tune-Up 98 Essex Street Lodi. New Jersey Dlamond 3.6948 SCHMIUS BAKERY 1059 MAIN STREET RIVER EDGE NORTH HACKENSACK, N. J. it 1 S l 3 I 1 Tel. TEaneck 6-4049 GRATZEL'S BAKERY It Takes The Cake To Make The Party 472 Cedar Lane Teaneck, New Jersey USHERS CLUB of HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Mr. Joseph J erlinski, Pres. ORadell 8-2429 OAK PARK REALTY REAL ESTATE 8: INSURANCE 701 River Road New Milford, N. J. HUbbard 7-5934 FOR GOOD FOOD N Y S T R 0 M ' S Excellent Facilities For Parties Route No. 4 No. Hackensack. N. J. Edward A. Purcell 81 Co. Members NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE WHiteha11 4-8120 50 BROADWAY NEW YORK 4. N. Y HUFFMAN and BOYLE Company, Inc. Main Street and Route 4 North Hackensack, N. J. Phone Hackensack 2-1132 THOMPSON BROS. MOVING AND STORAGE Packing - Shipping Rug Shampooing Every Load Insured 99 Grand Avenue North Hackensack. N. J. Compliments of CHARLIE'S BARBER SHOP 282 Kinderkamack Road Oradell, New Jersey COZY CORNERS RESTAURANT Wright and Ware, Prop. 382 First Street Hackensack, New Jersey SMALLBEIN'S BAKERY Orders taken for PARTIES AND WEDDING CAKES 96 Anderson Street Hackensack, New Jersey Compliments of MARTlNI'S Compliments of DR. GEORGE KINGSLOW Hubbard 7-3314 MICHAEL CHOMIAK CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Roofing - Alterations - Repairing 357 Maywood Avenue Maywood. New Jersey HUDSON SUPPLY COMPANY - STATIONERS - Newark. New Jersey HENRY SERVICE STATION H. Gianella, Prop. Main and Fairmount Avenue Hackensack, New Jersey mw,5 .' ' wmlwl 'H ' C. Compliments of I. R. SHAY'S, Jr., Inc. Main Office 1100 Greenwich Street New York, N. Y. R. T. Shay, Jr., Pres. J. Owens, Vice-President BRESTOT'S SERVICE STATION HAMBURG'S 77 Anderson Street Hackensack, New Jersey Compliments of JIM BYRNES JERRY PRAMUK RICK HAYES FRANK EARLE M E L O D I A N S MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS Call Jack Treanor Rutherford 2-6592-J Compliments of A FRIEND Hackensack Taxi Service HUBBARD 7-2000 Grey Fleet Taxi of Teaneck Located at HACKENACK BUS TERMINAL Dlamond 2-5577 Parties Catered to Fresh Buns and Rolls 3 Times Daily BOEHRINGER 8z WIEMER BAKERY 614 Main Street Hackensack. New Jersey BENNY'S BARBER SHOP Specializing in Ladies Hair Style 43 N. Pleasant Avenue Maywood. New Jersey Compliments of MACK DRUG CO. 197 Main Street Hackensack, New Jersey Everything From Rugs to Gloves MAYWOOD SUBURBAN CLEANERS 250 Maywood Avenue Maywood. New Jersey Compliments of SIGMA DELTA RO Congratulations from MR. MICHAEL LEVITZKI Ci. 7-3177 - Complete Moving Service Sealed Vaults Fireproof Warehouses UNITED SECURITY ASSOCIATED WAREHOUSES, Inc. 243-245 West 60th Street New York City, N. Y. ORade1l 8-1088 Compliments of NORMAN FUNERAL HOME 268 Kinderkamack Road Oradell, New Jersey Compliments of the C. J. OWENS FAMILY RIVER EDGE DELICATESSEN Home Made Salads Sandwiches - Cold Cuts 1067 MAIN STREET HUbbard 7-7556 Bridal Formals IURATO'S BRIDAL SHOPPE A distinctive line of Custom gowns 177 Hudson Street Hackensack. New Jersey 'wmq4,,k,,.g-.I 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 41 DIa mond 2- 1244 PATRONS SOMERVILLE Nursery Contractors. Inc. Joseph J. Quartier, President Mrs' Ann Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Adie Schmidt Route No. Four Miss Annamae Hurley Paramus, New Jersey D O N O R S DR. and MRS. FRANK MCCOY EBBLINGRS GAS STATION, Palisades Ave., Bogota, N. J. HOLY TRINITY BROWNSON HIGH SCHOOL GRAMMAR SCHOOL TWELVE - A and B Grades Eight Four ELEVEN - A and B Seven Three TEN - A and B SiX TWO NINE - A, B and C Five One pw 5 .9 A . Y Q H7-Q x L. L , ., gl. , FF' . ff x-hr: :V 7 1 -.gil ' Q , H x, iw: ,Wg .,.. , ' 5'2'5'Qa 1 'Ti , ,, I ' n W. cg.. 4. y 4.' -1 ny' f -F. 1. V ' ,V HE, ,1f ' 'QV . 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