Brownson High School - Trinitarian Yearbook (Hackensack, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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M0 .vp 11 'IW . ,W 'Q ,...P' yew John 336.4 aa On October 28th 1938 a hush of expectatlon fell ox er the great crowd gathered IH Saxnt Peters Square Was the smoke white or black It was vthne The ex es of thousands w ere steadllx turned on the central balconx Immcdlatclx search hghts focused on the balconx door A creat shout errupted from more than 300 O00 throats A neva Pope had been chosen He IS Angelo Gulseppe Cardlnal Roncalh patrlarch of Ven1ce Son of an Ita11an farmer the 26 nd Pope chose the t1tIe of Pope John XXIII A Joual man the new SDIFIIUHI Ieader of the Cathollc Church has a Iona, and dls tlnculshed d1pIOI'TI8I1C record -'duff Zh .Mo f R gjzzomas Gil jofcmoj S C Q, EE .9 Axchhrshop of New irk To the sp1r1tual father of the Archdolcese of New ark we offer our grateful prax ers Ah msp1rat1oh to all of us h1S work can be seen and felt throughout the AfChdlOCQSQ 7 , fx , 0 61' JUSFQIZ gf .Mllfp If Fathex Joseph H 'Vlurphx our belox ed pastor wlll he the most out standmg person 1n our thoughts Vke the scnlors can sax vuth a bu of pr1de that perhaps me haxe had the prlulege of gettlng to knoxx a l1ttle better than those vxho haxe gone before us Hls ullhngness to help h1s Ufltlflflg efforts to contmue our educatlon h1s lnterest ID our spultual xx el fare and that vt arm sm1le ID the m1dst of h1s 1nsp1r1ng talks xx1ll not he forgotten To xou Fathex 'Xlurpnx we sax though molds fall short of ou1 feellngs thank Xou vuth all our hearts '1 t 'YK I 3' vsp . 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X Reverend lV11l18.l'1'1 E Brennan Reverend Joseph P Lamg Reverend Augustlne M Glela Reverend Francls D1Dom1n1co To the prlests of Holy Tr1n1ty we offer our smcere gratxtude To Father Glela a frequent spectator at all our act1v1t1es we say thank you for your support Father De Dornenlco the last to come among us 1S known for h1S gentle kmdness throughout the par1sh Father Lamg s deep understandmg and reassurmg words comb1ned w1th hxs qumet sense of humor have endeared hlm to all who have been fortunate enough to be come h1s fr1ends Father Brennan s work wxth the Rosary Soc1ety has proved to be an asset to the parlsh ggzcuffy Sister Agnes Gabriel S C Principal Enghgh N Sister Helen Rebina Religion IV English IV American Historx II Sister Therese Marx Religion IV Tw ping III Stenography I II Bookkeepinff Sister Bernard Eileen Religion III English II French I II III Chemistrx Phy sics Richard Muller B S Religion II Plane Geometry Algebia Trigonometry Solid Geornetrv Roland Bianchi B S Religion III English II III Latin I II Casimir Kropkow ski A B PhvS1C81 EdUC8T1OD American Histoix I ' ff' . S. C. .................... ' Y' , ' , ' j, S. C. .................... ' ' , ' - , ' ' . S. C. ................ ' ' , ' , Sister Joseph Marie, S. C. .......................... Religion II, Biology, , . . ....... ... H' . Q D M f 1, if-Q' i' 4. 9', k....,,f w-1 94 Sisfer Gfqnes agrief We sincerely thank Sister Agnes Gabriel for her continuous instruction and guidance during the past year. Her ambition and will- ingness to guide our activities have been deeply appreciated by the Class of '59. May God bless and keep her in good health and give her much happiness in the years ahead. 5s- n. The students are always welcome to drop in at the office to have their problems ironed out. Above are Carol and Jeff taking advantage of this opportunity. 0' ff' , .4 SISTER THERESE MARY SISTER JOSEPH MARIE QL.. Al. X ,. g5.g5 fr-1' f1 'bll IL, SISTER BERNARD EILFFN SIQTFR HELEN REGINA I W' I Jffiww Ififf P2 fn! 2 X i I E Y? w V Q. , lr f I NV R' .,,.I X K 'U I N, mpqww ,pf , , , kyx ', 1 4 .Q . A . A wk VW cw 9 ,fy ,yfvfusx . ,pf , 1, .L 5' K J QW ' -' fi elf 10 !f 1 ff . fl, 0-x Prayer For Educators Almlghtx Father ue who uallx xxlth south BL9CCCl'1 Tl1X gLllCl21IlCC ID the 9C'lI'Cl1 li0I' truth We prax for usxon and l1L1lHll1IX rlhat uc max use our ltnoulcdge XXOI'll1llX Oh f,,IXL LTlfl1L19l8SH1 POI the tailx Of Pf0CldlDg g1'OVKlI'lg l'H1IlClS to Illlfllx find 35 In thoughtful presentauon help us strne To malxe the subject matter come alne A challenge that assumes lts fun to learn Reuardmg patlent labor 1n return Cue too a sense of humor malte us see The need for understandmg sxmpathx That goes beyond statlstlcs dulx ftled To sometrmes fmd a frrghtened lonelx ch1ld And for the tlmes ue fall and lxnoxx defeat Lord lteep our falth lntact bexond retreat Gh lttep us xoung tn heart for ue would reach The box or glfl behlnd the Chlld ue teach XX ould add neu grow th of mmd and seelx to One Then noblest fmest dreams a chance to ne N-I.-K QU!-1, its sly MR R MULLER l. '41 MR C KRAPKOWSKI Xie' L5 MR R BIANCHI ONE HUNDRED HEARS OF SERX ICE TO THE ARCHDIOCESE A new of the original motherhousc at Conxent Station This propertx xx as acquired on Julx 9 1860 to proxidc more room for the expanding comrnunitx '4 '-'si-Q.. gfiii Her heart her earliest orphanage her hand The balm unfailing esery pain to ease' Her shoulder was the cripples crutch' her knees Were schools and altars. Nothing could withstand Her fair campaigns her rnotherly command. VVith God Alone in sweet Conspiracies She sowed the fields and filled His gmnaries, Till Xaviers name more glorious must stand. Thomas lffalsh l MOTHER MARY XAVIER MEHEGAN flfoundress of the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabethj 1825-1915 'FUI V14 N yN WS' 315011, 9'em,,zy Glmpel Th1s beautlful Gothlc bu11d1ng w1th lts splres reachmg up to Heaxen erected m 1910 stands as a memorlal of thanksgwmg to the God by whom we are abundantlx blessed The 1I'l'1pOS1I'1g Admm1strat1or1 Blllldlflg 1S 1n the foreground V wsxls V V ,, ,, 5 N is L H i .., . o , qu 4 A N5 ,gp-xt ' 4 . lx 1 Q x o 1 3 - sf - 'Vx' ' x ' . . U X 1 td 1 V X 'T' 5 ' 1-un X 1' 5 . fa h V, , El H e A V ' S 'W A , In 1 I I Q 1 f . . . . . , . . . . y , . , . .. y D ,J 7 i x XXX NX x xxx Q x X f X JWJ X, Bao ff! X x nime is Qiix P01 fum xcais xc L s it of Ycnbooks I luxe been gixgn thc hcmoi 1 Jung xoui official de th ough this xc xi s TRVNIITARIAIN Novi if Xou viiii join me I will take xou ihiouqh thc folhmin pi es LON'II N'iS L LI XSSIS w N101 S IXI HUNUP5 ii Ii N fy 'Q 15- 5 . . 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I ' f X X , Q W ,Ziff i I 's 'Viv M531 ANTHONY A BALESTR I ERI 346 Cleveland Avenue Hasbrouck Helghts Here lS a fr1endly person always w1ll1ng to speak He 11k6S to Wflte and does It well We are sure he w1ll succeed 1n whatever he at tempts midi!!! L 2424 Nfl ELLEN ARMSTRONG 240 PHSSBIC Street Hackensack Ellen lS happy go lucky and possesses a contag1ous gxggle Her xulllngness to help IS only a part of her good nature She IS frlendlv to all Sodallty l Latln Club l Leather Club l 2 Gee Club 1 2 Dramatlc Club 1 Lat1n Newspaper 2 French Club 2 Poster Club 2 Future Nurses Club 3 4 Flne Arts Club 3 Book Club 3 Busmess Club Camera Club 4 Honor Roll 4 ear Book Staff 4 f 7 ff tint ,W Latm Newspaper 2 'U F1ne Arts Club 2 3 4 Debatmg Club 3 4 Sodallty 3 4 Book Club 3 Year Book Staff 4 School Bulletm 4 Seton Forens1c League Camera Club 4 1 ' ! 'ff Dx K ' Y 'yiigaf' A NGK. 1 1 , , 2 ' p L U X, I -f X 4 Mat- A f 1 O It 5' V I lf ' M V1 ' .. , fl LL . . I Mun 1 lt . 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F L, A Cf' 5' Hllllli X s . df f' fa id! yfff' tj X. fox 2 r 'i 'x .Nl 0' ,jif N ffl it RICHARD BOBROWSKI 294 Morningside Terrace, Teaneck A warm friendly personality coupled wlth str1k1ng good looks make Rlch an outstandlng member of the class of 59 W1th h1s keen sense of humor and w1ll1ngness to Jom 1n on the fun he eas1ly fits 1nto any group We are sure he w1ll succeed 1n h1s career as well as he has here at Tflnlty Glee Club 1 Fme Arts Club 2 3 4 Latm Newspaper 2 Book Club Camera Club 4 aww Wiffjf We WC? lf K ff MARIANNE CAREY 97 PZSSHIC Street Hackensack Wlth her sweet smlle and charm mg personal1ty Marlanne E8S11y makes and keeps frlends She 1S always ready for a good t1me and always fun to be wlth Thls future secretary IS naturally deservlng of all the good thmgs 1n l1fe Gee Club 1 2 3 Leather Club 1 Poster Club 1 Sodallty 1 Latm Newspaper 2 Dramatlc Club 2 French Club 2 fad f-Xp Busmess Club 4 My fV ,w' 1? ,UW We pq ,eff 1 J' ' -. .qnj 0 ft, Qt Jlcwfp b 1 J 4 , - W at M, . . - og 'V A . ., '. I. -. gf , . E ' . ,QW L CA at pd , ff My V . QP it l KF ROSEMARY CATHERINE CULL 626 Lmden Avenue Teaneck Possessed w1th a fr1endly man ner and a keen sense of humor Rosemary IS always dependable She IS usually found w1th Kathy We re sure success w1ll be hers Gee Club 1 2 3 Leather Club 1 2 Lam Club 1 2 S allty 1 2 3 Latln Nevsspaper 2 Flcnch Club 2 Fmc Arts Club 2 3 Book Club 3 Bulletm Edxtor 4 Ycal Book Staff 4 EILEEN CONNOLLY 413 Wmdsor Road Ru er Edge Elleens warm heart under a cool reserxe wh1ch qu1cklx melts upon proof of good wxll w1ns her manv frlends Ser1ous at t1mes slncere alwavs our pred1ct1on for her 1 success Glee Club 1 Leather Club l 2 Poster Club 1 Latm Newspaper 2 Dramat1c Club 2 French Club 2 Fme Arts Club 2 3 4 MISSIOD Representatwe 3 Book Club 3 L tgww Ur . 'f ' A 1, lr .A I E 4 v , . 's Y., .' tx my ff-A I it rv . . DJ V. x ff' U 1 v - l f , t' , 3 X od. A , . ' J y Y 4 . S My X will .1 pk IGN KATHLEEN MARIA DeBUSKE 336 Parker Avenue Hackensack Energeuc and versatlle Kathy 1S neat as a pm She IS act1ve and speedy and her capable manner marks her for sure success Leather Club 1 2 Gee Club 1 2 3 Drarnatlc Club 1 Latm Newspaper 2 French Club 2 Sodahty 3 4 Fme Arts Club 3 4 Book Club 3 Debatmg Club 3 Poster Club 3 4 Year Book Staff 4 fha-V BL CAROLE DEMAREST 105 Herman Street Hackensack Carole IS quxet but not shy and never found 1n a bad mood She 1S a good student success Wlll surely be hers Dramatxc Club 1 Leather Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Sodal1ty 1 2 Future Nurses Club 2 3 Book Club 3 Busxness Club 4 lp l Mafllf 93. ' affix y j,4',ful,ff1 A 1 1 sf' Q I , 'I I if , I bf ' Mp, D ' 7 fgll, l . 1 , f ff I M! . 11 J J ' tj QP!! fry! 117 ',. fl! fp aff N-BPI!! M fl If-3.7 fl! ' x I . r W7 f M rf ' 1 . '. , , 1 N X BARBARA DURNEY 536 Berkley Street New Mllford Babs IS a s1ncere frlend easy to get along w1th and always ready to Jom 1n on a good joke We are sure she w1ll be hlghly valued 1n everythlng she does Glee Club 1 2 Rldlng Club 1 Sodallty 1 Leather Club 2 Book Club 3 Busmess Club 4 Camera Club 4 uf' ff BARBARA ANN DUBITSKY 729 Center Avenue Rn er Edge Barbaras personal1ty 1S express ed 1n manv ways the warmth of a slncere sm1le the qu1etness of a shx charm and the wxlllngness to make frlends She 1S an engoyable compamon and classmate one vte ll always remember Gee Club 1 2 Sodallty 1 2 Paper Staff 2 Spanlsh Club 2 Busmess Club 2 Art Club 2 Camera Club 4 'Wx I , 'W .. V 'K' A' , ,J Q! I aj' f , . . - s ,'4 4 U' Y . 'I . Q A V y ' l - ., 1 A , i5 Vi ' v V .N ' y 4 l f fs .f 1 X! Kiwi' -J' 5 ,Y F I I ' In lf xi 1, L'tf7 ,fu 0' ' 2 A, . '. - , V- 5 . I J N . N: Q 2 My I ., -9' JOAN FLANN IC-AN 59 Poplar Avenue Hackensack Thoughtful and cons1derate Joan has a good sense of humor and a g1ft for gab One of the merry SIX there s never a dull moment wlth our carefree Joan around Class Officer 1 Leather Club 1 Glee Club 1 French Club 2 Latm Newspaper Student Councrl 3 Yeal Book Staff 4 Www mfg? 7 GERALD! N E ROSE FAC ELLA 128 Central Avenue Rochelle Park Happy fr1endly and exuberant Gerry doesnt know what a bad mood 1S She IS usually found with Joan though her sparklmg person allty attracts everyone Her loyal ty wxll be valuable 1n any career she chooses Leather Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 S al1ty 1 2 3 4 French Club 2 Flne Arts Club 3 4 Year Book Staff 4 M s X N lp y, t yr wt' 'W W J 'lovers .,.,. A J! MVKWGM ,ffffbl W STANLEY GIROUX 108 L1nwood Avenue Bogota The hot rod of the sen1or class you can always depend on Stanley to dr1ve you wherever you need to go We ll always remember h1m as Gee Club 1 2 3 if J MV W4 LEONARD J FREDRICK 16 Sherwood Avenue Teaneck Lenny lS always qu1et but when he has somethmg to say you can be sure 1tS worthwhlle He 1S a H1 F1 fan w1th plenty of school Splflt behmd that qu1et nature He IS a frlend we w1ll always mlss and remember Latm Newspaper 2 Dramat1c Club 2 Fme Arts Club 3 4 Debatlng Club 3 4 Book Club 3 Tr1n1tar1an Staff 3 Bulletm 4 Soda11ty 4 WWW ,4 never fa1l1ng to be late or absent WM' 3 Dramat1c Club 1 Debatmg Club 1 l Lat1n Newspaper 2 Lat1n Club 2 F1ne Arts Club 3 Camera Club 4 UU jvv- WMM MW ll Jlt zglwv lp JM! 102 Laurel Street R1dgef1e1d Park One of the merry SIX Pat l1k9'S dr1v1ng short per1ods and no home work At home on the dance floor she adds plenty of laughter to any group at the r1ght t1mes Photo gemc Pat deserves an A for neat ness and also our lughest pra1ses Glee Club 1 3 Leather Club 1 Jl KN I Class Oflicer 1 3 W Mil! MARGARET FRANCES GOSS 15 Ross Avenue, Hackensack Her quiet nature coupled with her fr1endly courtesy have won Margaret a hxgh place 1n our esteem Her understandlng and 1n terest 1n the welfare of the class have assured her of many fr1ends Leather Club 1 2 Gee Club 1 2 3 Sodalxty 1 2 Latm Newspaper 1 2 French Club 2 F1ne Arts Club 2 3 4 Book Club 3 Future Nurses Club 3 My ff-es ,lk French Club 2 fd!! Book Club 3 Future Nurses Club 3 Dramatxc Club 3 Year Book Staff 4 Mb M 1 4 Vlfljfj 2 A A dxf-'. lt 65 I 2 2 , df 1 3 X ' ew A biyffflbyf JA y Wdbw NBA! my Mb MLW , A ll' PATRICIA ANNE GRABER 1 W .A ' ' . e rl 1 , Y . , We .gt jffnvlt , W A A WJ if tw 'X Mill A 1 1 1 Y by f J! jf? 7fLA 'f ,Mfg I' fb ' L jf f my M Io' LL If ,W . tl I VV ,f A jj., 77,0 rl sf'-In pON I ,f ,av W4 CAROL HALDENWANG Ngv-Lk 228 Astor CoLu't New Milford Carol is our Miss Popularity Plus carefree at all times laugh able lovable and always those roving flirtatlous eyes Dramatic Club 1 2 Leather Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Pster Club 1 2 3 4 Latin Newspaper French Club 2 Book Club 3 Trimtarian Staif 3 Year Book Staff Photography Club 4 MARIE GRIFFIN 145 Lexington Avenue, Hackensack A perfect combination of serious- ness and gaiety, Marie is very like- able and always ready to help. She does well in everything she undertakes - efficiency plus. We know she will surely succeed. 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TH ERESA HESLI N 83 Garden Street Teaneck A touch of sweetness s1ncer1ty and sophlstxcated charm make Terrv popular w1th all who know her She can always be found 1n the center of a gay fun lovmg group A v1tally sincere person Terry lS an essentlal member of the class of 59 Glee Club 1 2 Dramat1c Club 1 Lat1n Newspaper 2 French Club 2 Poster Club 3 BUSINESS Club 4 W ff w twl PATRICIA ANN HEFFERNAN 848 Edel Avenue Maywood Her pretty smlle and warm per sonahty have won our Pat many lastlng frlends Her petlte stature and blonde ha1r are her trade marks She surely deserves our very best w1shes for success and happlness always Gee Club 1 2 3 al1ty 1 2 3 Leather Club 1 2 Lat1n Club 1 L1brary Council 2 3 4 French Club 2 Latm Newspaper 2 Fme Arts Club 3 4 Book Club 3 Trmltarlan Staff 3 Camera Club 4 46 hwy ,fp WW ,fy fp H' nc M M5150 p 'pnh p , 1 y yy j' JY ,fb 'fr ff M? ,r Q A A MQW ly gf l fl by-..x ff I N45 tx: hy. H Mx 4 I X C-LADYS KATH RYN HUGHES 49 Webster Street Rldgefxeld Park A qulet but zealous member of the class of 59 Gladys smcere per sonalltv and school sp1r1t make her a wonderful frlend to all We W1Sh her all the success and happlness she deserves S al1ty 1 2 3 4 Leather Club 1 2 Gee Club 1 2 3 Trxnxtarlan Staff 1 2 Latm Newspaper 2 French Club 2 Flne Arts Club 3 4 Secy Llbrary Councxl 3 4 Class Officer 4 Year Book Staff 4 Prefect Sodalxty 4 DONALD HOLMES 191 Beech Street Hackensack A good Sportsman wlth a warm frlendly personallty Don 1S the mcest kmd of Tr1n1tar1an Success wlll surely be h1s V Basketball 1 3 Glee Club 1 Varsxty Basketball 2 3 Student Counc1l 3 Sodallty 4 Class Ofiicer 4 n 1 ll f ILC 1 r 1 1 ' 1 I 5 l , 1 - S , ' v' I A, I I M , l ' ff ' . ' f . ' f 47 F .. ,fy 1 ' Q .pu C I ' . , v ' Y ,fff ' ' , f lg 1 f' . . . 1 .f ' I , ' ' . . . . . . J. . , X fl .' I K I 1 ,P 41 M ' 1 . fl 1 V I 'fd f f fl x . 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N MARILYN ANN JACOB 32 Alberta Drlve Saddle Brook D1st1nct1on w1th a bobblng pony ta1l Lynn IS most v1vac1ous Al ways Smlllng and never at a loss for words she IS a good fr1end to all Never a dull moment w1th Lynn around Glee Club 1 Latm Newspaper 2 French Club 2 Fme Arts Club 3 Class Treasurer 4 Busmess Club 4 PETER JOSEPH HUGHES 254 West Madlson Avenue Dumont Our senlor class re d p S1 ent Pete 1S always ready for a good t1me IS well hked by everyone He leaves us h1s fr1ends w1th many happy memor1es ---nv Manager Baseball Team ,Jff Pser Club 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 2 Latm Newspaper 2 Class Officer 3 4 Camera Club 4 Year Book Staff 4 Llbrary Counc1l 4 ,W Mr 1? V W . 3 1 ' 4,119 J . . . we - Pubs- U, 4 I -Y - ' 1 Xiu. f V A IL.- ,J ,' l ' 4, K - , 4 ,. X L. I ' ' ,- -I -Y! T' I 4 . -Q I Q f . 1 . L . . A V 4, J I A x ' good sport and a good dancer, he r 2' .Y V V 4 . . . ' A -of wuz, i 4 ' . ' J' E 1 X . Y 11 2 ' 5 4, R ' 0 t' y x y M . . . . . - 5 7 M T GUN XJ-'Jo VY BARBARA KERN 243 V1v1en Court Paramus Our v1vac1ous Barbara attracts attent1on anywhere w1th her V1 brant personallty Barbara Wlll re mam always a welcome llnk 1n a Cham of happy memorles Glee Club 1 Leather Club 1 Class Officer 1 3 4 Poster Club 2 3 4 Newspaper 3 Year Book Staff French Club 2 X, Cheerleaders 3 Bus1ness Club 4 X NANCY KAZMIERCZAK 394 Taylor Avenue, Hackensack MISS K has a smcere warmth of fr1end11ness about her and a cute smlle for all Her efforts W111 brlng her far ln l1fe leather Club 1 2 le Club 1 2 Book Club 3 GY X X X a1tyl2 35 X ' Cl 77 ' ' fy 2 Qt A ' V od 1 , , 3 29 Y I v 1 X 1' D f' .X , My J -' . ,X wry t Q M x Y' P , L' ' - l lf' 1 If ml ,V 'Y' vll wk! lf' All Xl T' X' 4' fl lt , 'N Al ls-1 ll . , C' ll sk , A . . offs A l' V fx , W, . . . , Q XJ . ' N' NY ..f . t ' . . ' l lv A N, ,V . - V 4 f A x' + . A. F rl . 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X ,A nf 'A y A x,,I A M A ll I .av PATRICIA MAC-URNO 239 Howard Avenue Rochelle Park The petlte f1lle w1th the n1ce smlle there s never a dull moment w1th Pat around One of the merry s1x she mlxes a b1t of serlousness Wlth a b1t of fun and has plenty of pep We ll never forget her m1d class lunches' Gee Club 1 2 3 4 Leather Club 1 French Club 2 Class Officer 2 Lat1n Newspaper Tr1n1tar1an Staff 3 Book Club 3 Seton Forens1c League 3 Year Book Staff 4 DENIS PATRICK LYNCH 27 Newman Street Hackensack Fr1endly always 1n and out on errands he 1S the messenger of Tr1n1ty Dems the only boy U1 12C has upheld has tr1als wlth seven teen classmates admlrably Class Oflicer 3 Latxn Club 1 Llbrary Counc1l 1 Latm Newspaper 2 Glee Club 1 od l 3 W U, BERNARD EDWARD MA LI NOSKI L fan tl ROSEMARIE ELIZABETH MANOGG 979 R1ver Road New Mllford Fun lovmg and fun to be wlth Rosemar1e radlates a per et 1 p ua happ1ness plus personahty A w1ll 1n g and lndustrlous worker ex presses warmth and s1ncer1ty Leather Club 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 French Club 2 Fme Arts Club 2, 3, 4 Book Club 3 Photography Club 4 Poster Club 4 461 Sutton Avenue Hackensack Although a newcomer to Tr1n1ty B ernard has surely shown h1s l1k mg towards her and VICE versa A good speaker w1th a mc e person allty he w1ll certamly succeed 1n whatever he chooses Treasurer of Scxence Club 1 Reporter School Paper 2 Declamatxon Contest 2 Debatmg Club 3 4 Manager Basketball Team 3 Year Book Staff 4 Pres1dent F1ne Arts Club 4 Camera Club 4 4 Click QS 5,5 as X35 A . ul :AA ' MJ 1' fl l pl 1 D fr' KJ , 1 r ,lr , rf J ,P .f ,I . 1 Lxfdlf , I tx ' i Vt, ,ll .Q .RW . x' !,y,' , A A ' ' 'kqlbllb jf fl . .1 ' . 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' . l , A I ll W EF X x C' awk! 1 -z f xtjvlf A NJ 1 ,J KATH ER Ilxl E ANN E MCGOWAN 38 05 Van Duren Avenue Falr Lawn Her wllllngness and ablllty to do her part 1n the act1v1t1es concern mg Tr1n1ty has placed Kathy 1n a h1gh place 1n our class Wherever Rosemary IS found Kathy IS sure to be Wlth her G ee Club 1 2 3 Leather Club 1 2 Latln Club 1 2 Debatmg Club 1 3 Latln Newspaper 2 French Club 2 Fme Arts Club 2 3 Sodal1ty 2 3 Book Club fSecy Treasl 3 Seton FOFGHSIC League 3 I V 'f L MARY MCCAIC 81 Cane Street Bogota Her s1ncer1ty w1ll1ngness to help fr1endl1ness and Jovlal manner haxe made Mary an outstandlng student of Holy Tflfllty Surely th1s loyal Sodallst and honor roll stu dent 1n bound for success on what ever road she chooses to follow allty 1 2 3 G ee Club 1 2 3 Leather Club 1 P ster Club 1 2 3 4 Flne Arts Club 1 Student Counc1l 2 Latxn Paper CEd1torJ 2 Class Presldent 3 Year Book Staff 4 Busmess Club 4 'WR wi X P , , ' 1 f 3 1 I , 1 . 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XX ul , . y . . , U WL, y r . , yy 1 . . . rdfypt f' 2 p - 1 - 1 - lv '1 n 15, q sod ' , , , 4 Mt ,X 1 , , 1 all 2 1 Q , , , ll 1 1 u W If 1 ' 4 f U , r l v1 all A 'l A K 11,14 O f1 ,- 05' :LL VIP-, - U , J-P, 37+ r .. .M .. lsiivfre , 1 ! 1 JOAN MARGURITE NEUMAN 670 Chestnut Avenue Teaneck Joan IS proof that good thmgs come rn small packages She IS a combmatlon of brams and good humor always one w1th a qulck Joke Joan IS known for her con tlnuous talklng and terrlflc person ahty and one of the merry sxx Glee Club 1 Sodallty l Leather Club 1 Dramatlc Club 1 French Club 2 Latxn Newspaper 2 Future Nurses Club 2 Trm1tar1an Staff 2 MISSIOH Representatne Jumor Play 3 Cheerleaders 3 Year Book Staff 4 MARY ANN MUNIAK 14 Bell Axenue Saddle Brook Marx Ann rs m1sch1exous and alwavs readv for fun Her Wltty sense of humor and frrendly smlle mark Mary Ann as an enjoyable person to be wlth Glee Club 1 Debatmg Club 1 Sodallty 1 Llbrary Councxl 1 2 3 Latm Newspaper 2 Future Nurses Club 3 YO S PM 45 X WW aff? Mr? 0 W aff fff 1 ' f 3 if 5 fill! f 1 1 fl A - V!! In V, I jul' ful S af , lg f url I IJ v V L N l V' U - A y JZ A 1 il, l J f F fr 1 f DIG! L' v , QV If ' if if ls V . . . v C , N . . w fl 11 , . 1 7 . ' l . l 3 I ' . sy M A- c. . . 4 ' ' N Y. C. . 4 a f fl lr.yl fl 1 'A A A 'srr 1 1 XL V . n Q . . . W . v ' . - . M' .c . . . - lr , . . 1 yyf , jan' My 0, . 4 p - A ' ' 3 J ' 6 1,0 . Z , 3 J!! ' Z ,f . . I 'I ff ' 1' ' ' 3 1 I 'N fv 'T ,Qf 1 , 'Lk ' , 1 1 ll X A 4 x . qfkj f f J 4 f ff fx al! X .P f yi ljjl X 9 - f I MARGARET O BRI EN 262 Schley Place Teaneck Her beaut1ful blonde halr good Peggv one of the most popular g1rls m the Sen1or class Her s1ncer1ty and good lntentlons are some of her 1nnumerable character1st1cs Gee Club 1 2 3 Leather Club 1 French Club 2 Class VICE Presldent 2 Latm Newspaper 2 Book Club 3 Future Nurses Club 3 Year Book Staff 4 4 GEORGE F. NICOLAS 90 Essex Street, Hackensack The quiet one well describes George You can always find him w1th Ben and Leonard He 1S a good frlend w1th a frlendly and easy gomg personal1ty Glee Club 3 Tr1n1tar1an Staff 3 Flne Arts Club 4 Photography Club 4 M Bulletln Staff 4 'WH' P' .rg Mfr! CL! Y N. I x of , X52 ff E - ' lj 'V NJ Q ' ff ll' ,. . I IRQ! . for if QQ! E I -9 a- p 1 , NVQ 9' AX wf X E 5 4 4 Jkrf k W , , C! u 4 l y I I A 1 Q f . . L 5 1- L looks, warm personality,make jf -J 1 Q' f L ' U q . . I V, L A n . . , , X K J 1 1 ,.,r- ,Q ' I I 51,7 1 if r' JL fl' ,LN ,fr 1 il 4 ., Y' l ,f ' pdjjm, .4 V HR .f f X t wc' f I g 'LQ AC! ff ' ,. V A K 4,14 f' 0' JOAN PATRICIA 136 Evans Place Saddle Brook Our future nurse has a versatlle warm and sparkllng personahty Chuck full of fun she 1S hked by all She can usually be found w1th Gerry Sodallty 1 2 3 4ofHcer Glee Club 1 2 Future Nurses 2 3Pres French Club 2 L Latm Newspaper 2 Q, Flne Arts Club 3 4 Trlnxtarlan Staff 3 Poster Club 3 4 Student Councxl 3 12nd VPD Year Book Staff 4 M Photography Club 4 C Y O IVICE Pres1dentJ Y C S tLeaderJ BARBARA ELIZABETH CECILIA OSMOLSKI 846 Lxncoln Avenue Maywood Barbara xx ears a pleasmg smrle and lS alvt ays happy She has her SCTIOUS moments and IS slncere to all she comes 1n Contact with Bar bara IS a true fr1end to all Glee Club l Leather Club l Dramatlc Club l 2 Poster Club l 2 Latm Club 2 Latm Newspaper Fme Arts Club 2 3 French Club 2 Book Club 3 Year Book Staff 4 CLIUW Ivo 01 ,If ,Q I rv, x 4 .R . 1 . 'ix 1- . I V I. I , 1 3, 4 ' . 2 .' ' , Y 4 J A . A tr' , J gb' ' Q R, I ' A I.. iaixil ' ' Aol! QVLILQ OALQ, I I J .LAM if I fa I P LII of, . I Q KATHLEEN PLUNKETT 69 JI . ., 7 I Q . . I H, . ' U Af , I Y Y y 3 ww I 1 I ' ' ' ' WJ QV WU ' I I . ' , L, , , 9 . f. f ' 'J Mm, 11 CAM Y QVML ' - . LQ! Uv: J I I I - ' 'si J ' J , v KJV fm AI f Luv ' . - . Nw - I A fy W, 1 1 i 5 7' ww I f Aff: l LORRAI NE ROSSI 444 Kaplan Avenue Hackensack Lory petlte and neat as a p1n makes frlends easlly A good danc er she 1S always ready for a good t1me no wonder she 1S so well 11ked by all her classmates W w1sh her the best of everythmg and are sure she w1l1 succeed Glee Club 1 2 Leather Club 1 Dramatlc Club 1 Poster Club 2 Latm Newspaper 2 Student Councll 3 Bus1ness Club 4 Year Book Staff 4 JEFF T ROSAMOND 157 Lawrence Dr1ve Paramus Jeff IS a newcomer to Tr1n1ty but already has Won the frlend Shlp of many He comes to us from Bergen Cathohc Jeff can usually be found w1th R1ch and Stan pull mg someone s car apart Glee Club 2 3 Inter mural Football 2 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 R3d1O Club 3 CAt Bergen Catholxc Hxghj W, x 0 f I V!! ff 14 fl . ' ' f M!! 'y fa , 4 'C - ' '3 gif .ff 2 , m y fl Va! J Hn xxx X .lx N IXXJ1-jf CT ,.y, 3 , XA ' ., -' ' . - 'WA , 'l . -e . ' c, K X , , ,3 ' ' I A I XX f .L rg JJ I V , 'A -C ,ffm , 1 , ,f 4 s f . M JM U ANNE SEREMBA 323 Walnut Street Washmgton Townshlp Always ready to lend a helpmg hand Anne s understandmg nature makes her a fr1end to all S1n t cer1 y m1xed vuth a blt of fun make up h er d1st1nct1ve personahty Glee Club 1 2 Sodallty l Leather Club l Student Council 2 Latm Newspaper 2 French Club 2 Poster Club 3 Txmxtarxan Staff 3 Buslness Club 4 Camera Club 4 GEORGE ROBERT SCH MEDDI NG 114 South Park Drne 'Nut M1lford Handsome vuth personallty plus, there IS nex 81 a dull moment VV1th George around Well l a ways re member h1m as our class VV1t w1sh success and happmess to h1m m h1s career Latln Newspaper 2 Year Book Staff 4 L1brary Councxl 4 Poster Club 4 Camera Club 4 1 I L A I , rl! ' 'JL jk W 5: ,href b 1 ff lv ' W' ll V f fi 0 -, 'EL 4 f 2' .fl ff ' w ' 1, 1 'Q ,J Y . f-2'1 A . . Ll, J B l v AY v I Llfqftt - . - Y' - ,rf vw 4 ' . '-We 1 lf I ' P 'b. ! L A ' ' . ! ui I 'V , , I v ' ff' all 51- . , . r T 'MJ ,K 1 WW 4' 1 lf af A ff!! I 'I I .X -1 1 .fg Tylflfwuv 4 ' - A I N'l.'-'I wi ' ' 1 ' ,' f 2' ystwk v4 , I D . . lvllv ' ' ' ' I frikl Q I A . rms, Bw N 1,9 C uf' avi .. ,4l..,. 41' ANTOINETTE SMID 491 Beatr1ce Street Teaneck Sugar and splce and everythmg rnce Tom has a sparklmg Smlle to match her warm personahty Pert and pretty she possesses a peaches and cream complexlon We know she IS surely bound for success and happ1ness Class Officer 1 Leather Club 1 Glee Club 1 Sodal1ty 1 Tr1n1tar1an Staff 2 French Club 2 M1ss1on Representatwe 2 Year Book Staff 4 Jumor Play 3 NANCY SLOAN 417 Teaneck Road Rxdgefleld Park A perfect fr1end and classmate Nancv possesses a pleasant balance of sparkhng w1t and Warm manner She lS truly the personlficatwn of happy memory Glee Club 1 Z Leather Club 1 Tr1n1tar1an Staff 2 .5 Latm Newspaper 2 French Club 2 Fme Arts Club 3 Poster Club 3 4 Busmess Club 4 Camera Club 4 41 Af QUK GERALDINE STUART 78 Mad1son Avenue Rochelle Park Gerry has a wonderful vocatlon nursmg She W1ll certalnly prove worthwhlle we are sure Kmd and pat1ent Wlth all she IS a perfect fr1end the klnd of person everyone llkes to have around G ee Club 1 2 Lxbrary Councll 1 MUSIC Club l allty l 2 QI, W Leather Club 2 French Club 2 Busmess Club 4 Year Book Staff J u ' 4 J 6V MARCELLA ANN STANDISH 156 Llnw ood Avenue Bogota A pleasmg balance of depend ab1l1ty and s1ncer1ty few words can express Marc1e s XIVEICIOUS per sonahty She IS a devout and ener getlc Sodahty leader as Wlth so many other school act1v1t1es Suc cess will surely be hers 1 ng Club 1 2 e Club 1 2 r1n1tar1an 1 2 3 Fme Arts Club 2 3 Lxbrary Counc1l 2 3 4 Future Nurses Club 2 Lat1n Newspaper 2 French Club 2 Book Club 3 Bullet1n Staff 4 Secretary of Sodallty 4 JM Arg J 'IH' X J ., P 4 I V 'CIM' L 1 I 4 ' ff JN 1 ,fy P LN' lf X , f V V-f , vpln 4, Y . 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Jaffe n RITA JOAN WILLIAMS 615 Beech Avenue Saddle Brook Carefree and full of fun Rlta has a Wlt that comes at the most unex sonallty w1th a cap1tal P always ready to blush Rxta w1ll never be forgotten G ee Club 1 2 3 Leather Club 1 2 Debating Soclety Latm Club 2 Latm Newspaper Sodallty 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 4 Fme Arts Club 2 3 4 Book Club 3 Camera Club 4 CENEVIEVE TOOLEN 33 Clinton Place, Hackensack Genny always has a broad smile ready along Wlth her fr1endly H1' for everyone Her courtesy and w1ll1ngness to help make her an 1mportant member of the class of 59 Leather Club 1 2 Fme Arts Club 3 4 Book Club 3 Glee Club 1 2 Latm Newspaper 2 Year Book Staff 4 Busmess Club 4 'KWH rl 4? , NYE F j ,f V ' J 2 . ' ' - y jwjv y r QD 5 4' . 713' pected times. She possesses a per? f ,N . . 5 W 459 1 ! ! . , Qi ' ' 1, 2 I - . ' 2 Xp ,, 4 3 fs 61 Cprop ECI! A Den1s Lxneh woxld traxele1 relaxes 1n h1s fax 01116 Chall he 1em1n1ees oxer h1s last world tr1p H dax dreams Suddenly he lS no longer 1n hlS easy cha1r but 1n the gondola of a balloon and ls t1ax el1ng around the world Startlng out ac1oss the countrx Dems astounded to see TODI Smld and Joan Flanmgan dressed 1n the11 Boots goggles and black leather Jac A I kets wlth the 1nsc11pt1on Wlld Cats on them Peer 90 1ng out from thClI goggles the g1rls wave to the1r old v.. f11end as they go 1oar1ng down the road on thelr HIOUJICQ cles Wlth the balloon makxng good headway the gl1tter1ng l1ghts of Hollywood soon appear on the horlzon Our eager traveler IS amazed to see producer Jeff Rosa mond coachlng Geneleve Toolen and Gerry Stua1t 1D thelr great Jungle scene Also seen on the set swlngmg from tlee to tree IS Dlck Babrowsk1 the great new tarzen As the w1nds carrv h1m ox er the PHCIHC Ocean to Japan Mt Fujlyama looms majestlcally 1n the dlstance Nearmg the mount Dems IS surpr1sed to see George Schmeddlng mountaln cllmber attemptlng to saxe Marlanne Carey and Nancy Kaz m1erczak who were trapped on a ledge of the mountam Dr1ft1ng southward the balloon reaches the coast of Hong Kong Chlna He sltes Bernard Malmoskl r1d1ng 1n one of h1s motor dr1ven r1ckshaws Gradually the balloon dr1fts south to Ind1a Wh1le crossmg the jungles he sees Peggy OBr1en the famous elephant tralner 1n Pat Graber s CITCUS Also on her large rubber plantatlon he sp1es Pat Magurno havmg her afternoon tea In reverle tlme passes qu1ek1y and as Dems day dreams the balloon soon reaches the northern t1p of the Dark Cont1nent Afr1ca In CHITO the largest c1ty of the north he finds R118 W1lll3mS worklng for Omar the tentmakel A new amusement park ID the mldst of the pvram1ds IS run by Peter Hughes H1s chlef competltors are Anne Se1emba and Ba1ba1a Kern who haxe used the sphlnx for a new hor1or rlde Crossmg the Sa1aha Desert he IS startled to see Ambas sador Joan Neuman Yldlng a camel to her new pos1t1on 1n the Belg1an Congo Also 1n the desert he SDIQS Ellen Armstlong and Terry Heslln p1ck1ng flgS for thelr new bex erage fermented f1g Ju1ee The deep follage next greets Den1s s ey es Among the follage he SDIBS Joan lNeuman st1ll trax ellng She has now changed from camel back to Nancy Sloan s taxx SCIXICQ Mot mg northward the balloon takes Den1s to Italy As he passes over the Tow er of P158 he not1ces a constructlon slgn whlch reads Anthony Balestr1er1s Constructlon Company attempt1ng to stralghten out the Leanmg Tower of P158 Among h1s crew IS to be found Stanley Gnoux pulllng on a zope attached to the tow QI ln an attempt to pull It back to 1ts r1ght pos1t1on VS ate1 g1rl for the group IS Ma1ga1et Goss Passing over the Fountaxn of T1ax'11lle we flnd Joan Plunkett co1n colleetox at the founta1n Wlth1H a few m1nutes Den1s Sltes Rosemarle Manogg Queen of the W1ne Festnal pa1 idlllg w 1th hu attendants GLIIX Faeella E1letn Connolly and Ba1ba1a Osmolsk1 1 s ehanee would hate lt an Ill wlnd blows the balloon noxthwald tow 11d B1ussels w hexe the Vlotld s Fatr ls 1n p1og1ess One of the UUlStdIld1l1g outdool ex hlbllltllls ls pop eorn sellel Gladys Hughcs showlng., ofl hex mountam of pop COIN Vkhllll 18 ten feet lllgh to ILDUIIQI Donald Holmes The w111d blowlng the balloon sends Den1s OXQI Holland whe1e he ls su1p11std to ee Grange lNltOldS the tullp kmg t1ptoe1ng th1oug.,h a D108d f1eld of h1 Illllps t...i G 55 if 'li ill -' X . - .. .. ., ,. - -- .E .. , . . . 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M as fs s U' 'Ju A I L ' 4 5, K Four years at Trinity have been, to put it mildly, quite an experience. As each year left its mark on us, memories increas- ing, it became difficult to recall all the humorous and wonderful times we spent. Here, we are trying to write down, for the future, just a few of the many events which we would not wish to see fade from our minds, and hearts. I. In the fall of 1955, the first chapters of this account were written as the last class ever to graduate from Holy Trinity High descended upon Maple Avenue to be- gin a four year adventure, and truly an adventure it has been. Since then, some have fallen by the wayside, others have sought greener pastures, but there are still many of us left who have weathered the four years to relate our history, dedicated to all who have shared in the living of it. As verdant Freshmen we were con- sidered lively, fun-loving, ambitious and maybe even a little mischievous. But, as time rolled by and we became accustomed to the routine of high school curriculum, we settled down, prompted of course, by the Blessed Sister Clare's detention , Al-1 though we were separated into A and B, we pooled our ideas and formed the glee and leather clubs under the direction of the unforgettable Sister Jude. Field Day, Sodality, and Marylike Day proved to be some of the memorable highlights of the year, while everyone also enjoyed the St. CLA Patrick's Day variety show and the Christ- mas Show. At the May crowning we realized the first year was fast drawing to a close. Never was a happier year spent. ll. Returning as gay young sophomores, our easy smiles soon turned to perplexity when Caeser greeted us on the shores of the Rhine. Our Winter Frolic was looked forward to with eager hearts and remem- bered with happy thoughts. Our little room with one window was not exactly always overflowing with fresh air and the skylight in the middle gave us our own Island in the Sun . The separa- tion in the walls afforded a wonderful op- portunity to listen to Mr. Lepore's talks with the seniors and Geometry seemed to be not as much of a bore. Trips to the lab were our chance to relieve a little bit of the cramps setting in as a result of not changing classes. On we went, much to Mr. King's re- gret, as some of our gayest memories are linked with-Rutgers! Tears came to our eyes as we viewed the Terriers going down to Ridgewood in the last second of the Jamboree, but this was soon put in the past as the girls worked hard for the cheering tryouts. Another year loomed before us, Juniors now our name. SS HI TOR ,pw III. When we returned this year, we were sorry to learn that our beloved principal Sister Clare was gone. In her place was a new addition to the green walls, Sister Pauline, who was taken ill and finally re- placed for the rest of the year by one to whom we were to come to know very well, Sister Helen. In with all the confusion sev- eral events stood out and are not soon for- gotten. Our last basketball team with Tom Oswald and George Sullivan was cheered on to victories. The first and last Junior Varsity cheering squad can be remember- ed as having tried. Our guiding spirit for three years, Sister Jude, left Trinity, but not our hearts. Her money box was some- thing which cannot be recalled without a smile, nor her alarm clock. With the spring came the departure of several students to Saints' but it is difficult to look over our years without a laugh creeping in here and there because of John, Walt, and Ed. Religion classes with Sister Roberta left quite an impression, and lunch was cer- tainly made interesting in Mr. King's classes. A great time was had by all when the Junior Class of Holy Trinity took a trip to Bear Mountain, something we had been looking forward to for two years. Sadly, we said goodbye to Mr. King and Mr. Le- pore, their help and guidance remaining always in our hearts. With the arrival of our class rings came a looking toward the future, and our pride was increased as we realized that our last year at Trinity was almost upon us. 3 IV. The exalted rank of Seniors was ours at last! Sister Agnes Gabriel and Sister Therese Marie were welcome additions to the faculty, united we struggled with Father Murphy's envelopes. The seniors new uniforms of black and white added a change of scenery to the famous green , We became skilled experts? at, if nothing else, marching! For this, Sister Agnes will always have a warm placev in our hearts. Our Senior Swing and Winter Frolic flew by, the closed retreat was, for all of us, one of the most wonderful experiences of our lives. March brought Easter vaca- tion upon us. Presently Spring appeared and with it came our last classes and social gatherings at Trinity. The thrill of our class trip to Washington became a memory all too soon. The anticipation of the year- book, Class Night, and Commencement, occupied much of our time: June seemed like a merry-go-round. Hooray. Our last exams were over, never to be taken again. Then on Graduation Day, the four wonder- ful years we had spent at Trinity came to a close. Our school was not the most beautiful in construction nor the most elaborate in tradition but for all of us-even the most cynical-it held a way to fashion ourselves into finer men and Christians. bu 7 n Um? 54 9 XA P1 E A e Lcafwiz We as Cathol1c students have enjoyed the pr1v11ege of educatlon and extenslve tralnlng 1n a Chr1st1ar1 manner furthermg our mlnds and strengthlng our W1llS 1n Falth Hope and Love Whom may we thank for these pr1v1l1ges The two noblest people 1n the world our parents who sacrlficed much many tlmes so that we rmght be educated ln such Chrlst 1an morals as truthfulness 1n Character blmdness and deafness to ev11 honesty ln Splflt purlty 1n heart and love of God These years of tra1n1ng were long and hard for our parents May God bless them for thrs work Some of them have already been rewarded by the greatest and everlastmg reward heaven To those who have gone before us and to those who rernaln w1th us we the senlors as a token of our deep apprec1at1on dedl cate th1s our 1959 annual to these two noble people Our Parents I' I' Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs M Balestrlerl S V Bobrowskl J Carey W Connolly C P Cull A M DeBuske A Demarest J Douglas DUb1tSky Facella P Flanmgan Fredrlck Glroux J E Goss R H Graber Grlffin Haldenwang Heffernan Heslln C Holmes L Hughes J Hughes Jacob Mr and Mrs Kazmxerczak Mr and Mrs F Kern Mr and Mrs J F Lynch Mrs C MCCa1g and Mrs T H McGowan and Mrs A Magurno and Mrs B Mal1HOSk1 and Mrs E Manogg and Mrs S Munlak Nlcolas A OBr1en M Osmolsk1 and Mrs J L Plunkett Mrs V Rosamond Mrs F ROSSI and Mrs A Schmeddmg and Mrs F Seremba and Mrs R Sloan and Mrs A W Smld and Mrs P J Stand1sh and Mrs F X Stuart and Mrs O Toolen and Mrs G T Wlll1amS and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Jr I Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . . . Mr. . . . Mr. . . . Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . . ' -' Mr. . . Mr. . . M . . F. ' Mr. .A. . ' Mr. and Mrs. J. Durney Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Neuman Mr. . S. Mr. . A. ' Mr. . J. . ' Mr. . E. . ' ' M . . L, ' Mr. . J. . ' Mr. . S. ' Mr. . . . Mr. . . . . . Mr. . . . ' . . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . F. Mr. . . Mr. . H. Mr, . . Mr. . M. ' Mr. . . . ' Mr. . Z. . Mr. . . . ' Mr. . J. . Mr. . . . Mr. . P. . Mr. . . . . P. Mr. . . . ' ' 1 Lille me o', t yi ,ff W' 'E X -l I i Mus jergelz omzfq Gomfesf These SGHIOIS Kathleen DeBuske Lorrame Ro5s1 Barbara Kern MHIIHNIIG Caxey xx eu chosen hx Arnold Conbtahleb to lepresent Holw T11n1t5 1n the vteeklx Mus BEIQSYI Countx Contest The judges chose Man anne Carex as M155 Alnold Constable thus qualxfxms, he1 for competl tlon 1n the Seml finals As alvt axs Trxmtx IS ea er to take part 1D actultles both scholast1c and soclal . N1-w ' - . L , l 1 . ft l -vumuffa' 'Z ' KJ I' : 4 1 l ' 2' Q. , A - 45:5-I-. 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Lx 4 5 4 ' Z F 3 il 'Av u M , 5 i I - Z2 lin K5 ,-4 X A ,ft-, f 1 ,,?,l,s +a Q'BED ln, The 4l'IllfJI' girls display their new uniforms. They themselves niadf' thc fclcction - charcoal skirts with white blouses, Their choicc provcd to be a good one. 1- 2 f- ,ff pr 110 The Commercial Class hard at work. Under the direction of Sister Theresc. and idle moment is an unknown thing. Could they bc doing: Father Mu1'phy's Cn- velopesi' Siwtt-1 Bcrnard workw with hci' claw of zicconiplifhcd Frcnch lin- guists. Arsciit Lupin proved to be 21 challenge. .1-1-1 -iutli' 24 5253 X f in '.-F' hir A Mad sclentrstso merely an ercperlment of great rmportance Srster Joseph looks on Wlth awe 12A hstens Wlth rapt attenuon as the prmclples of Physrcs are applled to a problem on the board 'Q Lx -Q, 11C focuses the1r mterest on a h1story class Wlth Mr KrapkoWsk1 Q' . N' M 'IW-uve' Slster Joseph works wlth a large group of potent1a1 chemlsts Here w have three students at the board who fmd that chem1strv 1S a breeze E anal-waivmiiii ,P Q 1 1? .1 I 1 - - 0 s x L it ,Af x 5. N ZF- R X JX JIQX 'N ,..,, X fi rf. vi r U ' KW mx, ..,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.i-' K, fx- - mx-F ,,, . , 1 ,M L . ff I X u ' X X9 I - Q 1 The sophomores are hndlng, that the amochd ls more than an lnslgnlflnant mass of protopldsm acgordlng, to the blologlsts llfffi 2, gf lb 5, ,o E1 'Xp XXX ixbkyt Another group of sophs hard at work xxlth thelr prescrlbed Enghsh Perhaps thex are memorlzmg Mark Antony s speech I I Barb Ccaxg ara Osmolski Ntaif' NX K4 fs in A118535 ng Haydenw 9 Cafox 9336 654621 me Geoi ge Sch Throughout these past four years. the above students have given generously of their artistic talents, contributing to the success of so many school activities. With our yearbook, too. their ready help was not lacking. ,K f 0 i ZJ f 0- fX Q ffx X Ngvg fa fa 9? iQ f f f XS' J 51 gh 1555 i f 4 I5 ii, X X I Y ,EX f- ! , f x Z X f Q XV , Iii i ff ! gi Q C' Q f X 4 Q fp ! ' f- Y Vl K I A ' :N O by A X ' if f Ngiww u Q! sf ' ,. Ja - f C- , ' R ' I? J 1 N E W 0 - NX A QA 'Ns ak James Wertilik, Vice Prefectg Gladys Hughes, Prefectg Marcella Standish, Secretaryg Joan Plunkett, Librariang Maureen Zaleskie, Treasurer. ,T I A Typical Sodality Meeting 'I I Ill 20 0 Sz nz mo Z Soomfnes or oun mov ...JA-an Noon Rosary IDHTKD Sister Bernard, moderator, instructs a group of Sodalists. Sodalists busy sorting out cancelled stamps to be sent to the missions. Joan Plunkett and Dorothy Helble seem intent on their Sodality manual. ff -. . lv ll SODALITY ACTIVITIES A 1. Mission Club. 2. Visit to Mount St. Andrew. 3. Noon Rosary in October and May. 4. Field Day. Q 5. May Day Picnic. H l 6. May Crowning. 7. Living Rosary, A 8. Sodality Receptions. Ai ...Ml Xl X I1 I J 'H' I 2 i T N 1 T J DAILY DUYIIS--IIN! JI I 71' It I . 111 M nameesgsssgs + - Y i ?5'-ash-rrtf , . ,I-JI I Q ry '-'r . v - 'X N 4 If if-'B J A group of enthusiastic couples exchange dance programs. 3' l K 'x 1 fx' 0 jx Yr!- r' V7 'Flin-it-'S fun fur all and our guests at-vm tn he t'IljUj'lI'lL.1 21 guild sharc' of it. Pffllldly. all take part in the Grand March. awaiting the annuunt-enic-nt of the King and D ffzi a r firf I :aux :nislid In allrml th. l v:rrJ1 a. U mi. v I rfflrr ff' Hull I r xv.1', Iliff: Srl: ffffi ai ilu If omanfr Ifufv. ,FU I' vzrffvz VI, Hari: f'vx.v ark. Sa!--r 51. January Yl 1059 - 'J nil niw I Could Have Danced All Night - the couples thrill to the musical magic of Jim C0oper's orchestra. anxiously Queen, m A 'r A ,XLZQAQ ll. rf It My 'Ui c 4 o A . 'IIN' ' so ll? To I 1 gl' -09 Q, X elf x 4 , gf f -. 4..La The big event - King George and Queen Geraldine are crowned by last year's king and queen, Patricia Lappin, and George Sullivan L All together now - the King and Queen join the other gayly-attired couples, to the tune of a dreamy Waltz. Queen Geraldine, surrounded by several ladies-in-waiting, displays a happy smile for everyone at the end of a perfect evening. ,:',..,,.v-qw fl, CATHOLIC BOOK WEEK The assembly for this occasion was prepared by Sister Helen Regina. Our guest speaker was Miss Catherine Caldwell, head ofthe English de- partment of Snyder High School, Jersey City. Q, V f YOUTH WEEK Youth Week was a program prepared by Sister Agnes Gabriel and was well carried out. Those on the panel were Bernard Malinoski, George Schmedding, George Nicolas and Anthony Balestrieri. f 77 I H A tr :- fm f' 2 i , H ,. J' K ' N. f 'x - x EQ, MS ff ETON FORENSIC L EAG UE IZIZLMI 011072 Anthony Balestrlerl Was the repre sentatlve of our school at the annual Forum sponsored by the Natlonal For enslc League held on February 2 1959 at St Mlchael Hlgh School Jersey Clty The maln toplc th1s year was The AtOm1C Age Th1s was broken down 1nto elght sub toplcs Representauves from elght schools competed for top honors Anthony Balestrlerl had the toplc of The Future 1n the Atom1c Age H15 speech was excellent both ln compos1 tlon and presentatlon A medal was recewed by each con testant s NX or 19 ,44 lf- 5 515 of' DEBATING CLUB Anthony Bale-str1er1 Ben Ma11HOSk1 'Via cella St3Hd1Sh and Leonard Fredrlck POETRY READING CONTEST Holv Tr1n1ty's representatwe for th1S contest was Florence Campbell craig 'i W. . J 'gl f V, ix ' X. C ! S 'X 'i ix f is 2 iii ,ff av, ',, X. - LATIN CLUB ,,...,, L President .......................................... Francis Bannon 3- Vice President ...... ......... J udith Vasell ' -'S Secretary ..,..... ...... M aureen Zeleski 1 Z Treasurer .......................................,...... Sharon Torok '-X Hn The Latin Club is composed of students interested in learning more of the Latin language and culture. lt is particularly concerned with its effect on our present civilization. Uni '54 Al BUSINESS CLUB This Club consists of twenty-one members. Nancy Sloan. l2C and Patricia Lappin. llC are the officers. Sister Therese Mary is moderator. Objectives are: To be alert to the opportunities in the career of a business education. Activities of this club are. a Teletraining Project and Program with Mrs. Reyher. A planned trip to the U. N. and Radio City, some business firm or a bank. FUTURE NURSES CLUB I GOD MADE A NURSE . God made a nurse He made her heart brave, true and kind And like the mountain streams her mind As crystal clear, yet swift and deep As where its waters rush and sweep. f He made her hands strong, tender skilled Their touch with His own pity filled ' And gave to make His nurse complete, A sense of humor wholesome, sweet God made a nurse - Thank God! X X xl- 2 ?! Z' fx , . .,,b THE BULLETIN The Bulletin, our school newspaper, was a welcome sight each month. The students worked hard to put out a good paper. Here is shown our hard working staff. tml gl M,g,,,3M, Q ' --gg x fvariefy Slww - PROGRAM -- King George ........ ................................ G eorge Schmedding Queen Geraldine ......... ........ G eraldine Facella Master of Ceremonies ...... ..... R obert Wilkins I. Monologue Isaacstein's Busy Day ...... ...... D onald Tuite II. Accordion Solo III. IV. V. VI. VII. Ciribiribin ........ Jeanne Larsen Vocal Selections To The Aisle Come Softly To Me ...... ....... Lo rraine Rossi Marilyn Jacob Barbara Osmolski Donald Holmes Charleston ....... ......... P eter Hughes Barbara Kern Clarinet and Saxophone My Blue Heaven ........... ....... B ernard Malinoski George Nicolas Vocal Selection I Believe ........ ...... M ary McCaig Folk Song with guitar accompaniment Tom Dooley ............................................ Anthony Garcia fvariefy Show VIII. Piano Selections If I Could Tell You Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy .................. Joanne Sorace IX. ? ? ? ? ? ...... ................... J oan Neuman, Peggy O'Brien Patricia Magurno, Maryann Muniak X. Pantomime Sisters ....... ..... P atricia Lappin Maria Sorace XI. Piano Selections On The Wings of Song Dance of the Hours Beautiful Heaven ........ ........ N ancy Connolly Peggy McConnell XII. Vocal Selection May You Always ......... ........ C arol Costello XIII. Piano Selection Serenade ......... ........ G eraldine Facella FINALE ....... ..... E ntire Group ACKNOWLEDGMENTS To Anthony Garcia and Julia O'Neill for their excellent work on the scenery for the show. i BOYS RETREAT NIONROE INEW YORK A Walk Offers a Chance for The beautxful surroundmgs are personal medltatlon qulte 1mPf9SS1We 9 Another chance for med1tat1on Outside Stations We placed the success of our Retreat in Our Lady's hands. 'Q 5 After a successful Retreat the Semor boys prepare for the trlp home Prayers before the cruclfix At last a chance to talk' A few of the boys enter the chapel . .5 , ,N , L, 5- f pf' . QFFMJJ4 ' in' n fl NV, X If , W A , , i i , e 'f 4 1 X . ' 'K , s ' ' 371 V V4 1 I . X I . - , .'k J I A I . R-',f:A',.'l:.,,Qx ,-.5 l ' - 1- ' ff if' af-7.1 I, ., .'Ic ':'.:.'1 xg it 9- t , if AV i 2, ,ff . f' U 'u S W ,M , Vrlx x,Vj?Z,j, ,Q ' I W - - fir ' fd . A 0 . W r K In g , 3' 'sf I . f ' ' K A ,V 1 I I 71? I NNN-Q.. ' I , J , V T 1 A 2 3 'T XJ The angels and shepherds pay honor and reverence to the Christ Child The whole cast assembled for the Grand Finale yffxq N rxrxt ibeife Glzrisfmas aqeanf The Angel Gabriel announcing that Mary is to be the Mother of Our Savior. HX I 24 a2i: wal The Pageant was an dffdll that was appreclated and enJoxed by both students and facultv i 1 ? T 0 - 5ilff-jf . , '1f Q ' . 55lfif f rw -- ,-Q few 7- 1 i'?'ffIf, W 1 5 Us if ,,, 3 14 I i 2 i , 1 Q , ? i 1 --N , -- - , I . s ' , ,Q I . . xx . . I ' x fix! X - I T I, l k .f-g It i 4 Q A T r K T 1 y , i if.. X '- f ff ,g Ai i R 4 -' yt Y 'T , ' .L X I Q, A 1 W C V 'sn- miCg?'7'e: i X , , T il 5 s V. l - Al -I A 1 L' Y 7 T J. Qi V. 1 A is , E ', jx ' with iq ' In I , . , . , -. 6 . I , 1. v ,I , , 5 ,zg H . . 7 - : - ' - f ' ' ., R We 415 T T f 1 T - L O . 1- ' ,1 U' w - X - Lf b 14 ' if 7 i 5 - ' v 4 l I . fu I V Li , 1 T T , 54: 5 ,. 'F . . Z' 5.4 Q - .Z 1' if' xg 4 L.. , 5 ' -e 4 1- V N -'-A'-N Aes on Qi- T ,-t. -2 , ,ax POSTER CLUB Here we show the artistically talented members of our school work- ing hard on their creations. These are the people who have lined our halls with colored posters. ,, 4 9 ,I ifq ff? 1, f JNL? ll T LQ? CAMERA CLUB A group of enthusiastic Ushutterbugsu gather around the camera. They have captured the excitement of many of our school activities. GIRLS' RETREAT AT CARMEL Three of our happiest days were spent at a quiet, beauti- ful house in Oakland. Here, with the help and guidance of a wonderful and holy priest, Father Brice Riordon, we found ourselves growing closer to God and happy within ourselves. Those days, brief though they may have been, will long re- main in our hearts, something to be thankful for in our joy, and in which to find consolation in our sorrow. lntend to bring some religious articles home g1rls'7 The girls have a talk with the Lord - ' ll L-4 ...Ji Tv af' C E . 5. xg . . . ' V A L1 . . ' I X, . ,Q ., , . ,HW . i r . X laik L I X4 ,lr .af 'V X g ' '1 .lwfgub -G iq .1 A 7 Q , ,'-i Fa- rx, L 4 A-C..-'ff 7 W AV ' . .. B ' 're 4-Q . W , . 1' 'H 'I In f Some of the girls have a small dlscussion in one of the many lovely rooms Father Brice our Retreat Master giving us a 11tt1e kind advice rw- mx of Nr' 5 4 L F? 7 Snuffy one of the main characters of the Retreat gets a bit of at- tention from the girls. It A . A.A 'Db 4' Jffwlfi.. L. , T'C1iLLq4i .,.,.. nv - -4, 'Qi Ni ,Q .A-4 4. 1 ,, , H. 4- 119' . A W ijtj- 4' 1-11.34.-. . A W r - I w i n' W V W l gc:-,np I A44 'Q ,' ' ' 4. ' 'Y' Q! 2351 , . P - VC ' if . ' ' TI' '-'7 v N .mv..e.v Q-f . , A e i t - ff ,Y ..,:x.- S r -. . W-1, , 1: W., . VN-.T ,, ,. . Q-. ,, v My-' -- W- f '3-.,...f 43+ ,,' ,- airs , 7 5 ,Mi-sun. f , Q,-an F57 mf' ga V., - Q 5- ' ' Q We are given a very picturesque view of the Jefferson Memorial, which is directly opposite the monument erected in memory of our first president - George Washington. I -nw. 1-hi I We now come to the dr1veway leadmg to the Cap1tol of the Umted States wh11e below we see the change of guards at the tomb of the unknown soldler .J If I v I I L 1 .,.44og4 'i , . V' A. X fxkk . , .-.XA if- ff ,4 . v-4 ' ' 1 ,T .. 1 . . , - ' 4 - I - I I K 1 5' ' I - . , 1 , F o --- ' L ' I ' I I , ' . 9 see' . ,-' 1 I .JI Xxx x f K K ' e X 'Q' 1 K xt kv QL ' . . f ' fx 55 V. V' K lr X ' 5 X I ' - X , -X , Af ' -li f ni' X , ,A - ' . , Y X t if L .x , . W 1 ' ' K - ' t It My k I I R 'I' . -'wi ' il . .- fi , M ,rf - . X' ' g-nu-v - v . ' I 1 w ' t - .g , , . 'ff - ,S ,124 Vi' -V ,LQ 1? 1 59 Q A ,IA fr ,' ' gy. 'FQP- .r ,A V ' Sfmt ig' +ve ' X . - I h 'f 9 L, l Ls f ,, .M ' 1 me Cgconomics areer ay On December 13, 1958 a group of Holy Trinity High School girls visited the College of Saint Elizabeth, Convent Station, New Jersey for Home Economics Career Day. At 1:30 the speakers gave their talks on Home Economics. They pointed out to us that Home Economics was necessary for many jobs. After the speeches coffee and cookies were served. This was followed by a general tour of the grounds. At the Administration Building we were shown where the girls pre- pared their cooking, etc. There were displays from the Quantity Cookery, Nutrition and Diet Therapy. There were also displays from the Retailing or Business, Fashions or Art. and Clothing, including Fashion Designs and Sewing Courses. In some of the rooms in the Administration Building there were priceless paintings and furniture donated to the school by wealthy people. When it came time to leave. everyone was very tired, but very happy because they had a lovely and inspiring day at Saint Elizabeth College. ,sk .QX Q-K' 9 Afx. 'NN 0-th '12 v,o Much work has been done for the m1ss1ons thls past year at Trlmty Above we see Donald Holmes makmg an eloquent plea and the generoslty of the students IS demonstrated 0 if ,sn Y r L i 9 I 5 F9 .i . ,Ll N fu . X - Keep your eye on that ball - - Some of the boys take part in an energetic basketball game. JE' if .x .g - UW' H I V E n As they scramble for the ball, It's a basket! The game comes to an exciting climax. the boys share a tense moment in the game. A 1 ' -wfnvnlllvw ,. Q.-wawwr rf in -- 3 At gym class. the girls practice some diiiicult setting up exercises under the direction of Sister Agnes. IZ' Vf' One, two, three, four - the senior girls rhythmically take part in their physical exercises. Easy now- a group of boys get together for a Time for some fun at gym class tricky feat of balance under the direction of Mr. Looks easy, doesn't it? Krapowski. The boys carefully watch two of their struggling corn- panions, wondering who will be next. X1 B-'tw X X X Xxxxf df, sf Xxx r,, 1 1 lx .J -xg 4'!T LQ M Ti?- if ' z 4: ?H2 1 E gf Cjlfllilfy gf SCIIZOO! FOWIZSOIZ Our Hrgh behool rs reegrstered ut Trenton rs Brow neon Hrrgh School lt rs better know n rs Holx Trrnrtx beedusf the stuelente themselxes prefer rt The sehool xx as opened rn September 1930 The students xx ere text and the equipment me deer Our first grfrclu rtron Class rn 193-l numbered sewn Through the xeare the vehool expanded the ranks were swelled bx stuelerrte from rnanx burroundrng towne West wood Nlfrx wood Hrllsdale Rrdgefreld Perrk and a few others The enrollment reached about 3.20 Our standards ran hrffh ue enrox ed mfinx and Xarleel aetrxrtres and the Sprrrt of Trrmtx xx as reallx an rnsprratron Nflanx relrorous Xoewtrons were fostered here both for the prresthood and relrejrous commumtres NVe are represented bx er number of droeesern prreste Grder prrests Srsters of Chirrtx Xleclreal Nlrbsronrrx Srstere Sreters of S Joseph and Domrmefrns Thrs record erlone rs xerx Qrertrfxrnr, Heres hopmg that all who were edueerted here and hue gone out on lrfe s hrehu .ay equrppeel to meet therr prob lems frnel lrxc useful hdppx lrx es xxrll rlxx au be loxil to Holx PIII rtx rll rt stfrne r ,, ' Y I I . - srl. .M ,., , ., il. . , ,. 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' v r errrfl r , 4 le lc r. ow well dear God have we learned the rule f the school we are Soon to leave earning the Way was only the tool ours be the pattern to weave. ruly our paths are hldden from vlew oads may be thorny or sweet f by Thy Grace we rely but on You earer be drawn to Thy Feet nto our llfe may we carry the Creed aught by our school strong and true TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL Adleu. , , earning to show by our word and our deed V' fl N fff 5 X QQ Q , ' A ,af , YV X x , ' Nfqx ,ff 5 Jac r r r r Nic 005 ters Rev Rev Rev Rev A M Glella Rev The k A Kraus and Mrs B Birkner and Mrs W Ling P Caravaglia and Mrs K Moyse holas Vozzella Robert Job Helen McMahon Richard Massey Ellen De Freitas Janet Maiorany Maria Sorace Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs I' I' I' I' I' Ann Nowacki and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs L Cuoci and Mrs Ambrose W Cunningham F Tornney F Heidt A R Greene J Habegger C Helble Pat Carney Blodis Drug Store Mrs C Sweeney Miss P Lappin Mrs G Lappin Gregory Petraitis Katherine Trifiletti r r r Mr and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Thomas Giblin Robert Berkanish Wm Sacco William Keeney Helen s Beauty Salon Laurie J Price Margaret McConnell Mr and Mrs J Vasell State Heating and Cooling Co Mr and Mrs L J Searfoss Maureen Zaleskie Mrs W F Fallon i Oritani Flower Shop . Joseph H. Murphy . William Brennan Joseph P. Laing Frank D'Dominico Sisters of Holy Trinity Mrs J Moneri Jim Wertalik Irene Donnelly Pete Toolen Mary Furlong Jo Anne Sorace Mr and Mrs Michael Torok Frank P White Mr and Mrs John Huber Jeanne Larsen Franck's Pharmacy Pauline Francis Beauty Salon Mrs A Person Judy Dembow Mrs Elizabeth McMorrow Mr John Durney Miss Jeanne Durney Mr Raymond Durney Mrs Paul Kelly Meg Nicolas Wm G Aussenhofer Frank A Gearno R M Calabrese Vincent J Sala and Dan C Biondi Pleasant Corners Lunch Bogota Delicatessen Mr Edwood Christopher Andrew Titani Mr and Mrs George Clark Manor Shoe Service Bridget Wynne J M Manus Fairmount Hardware Co Mr and Mrs John Wesch A C Demarest Mr and Mrs Robert E Schurig Mr and Mrs J Weices Mr and Mrs J Danko Mrs Mary Boles Maryann Capuano Mr and Mrs F Brlelrneles Mr and Mrs F Mone Plerre s Pastrles Burns and O Connell Llberty Fast Frelght Neptune s Inn Valko s Es so Statlon Mr de Whyll Mrs J Gunner Mr Frank Gradt A frlend Afr1end N1d1sco TV Radlo Hackensack Mrs V Rosamond Mr and Mrs M1chelDeBuske Alfred Cholowmskl Lennards Pharmacy A Frlend Jules Esso Servlce Center Center Cleaners A Frlend Mrs Veronlca Neary oosfers Maureen Mone Lowlts Patr1c1a Paglmco Ann Memoh John McGorry Julla and Irene Mr and Mrs Charles T Falk Jr Uncle Mlltle A Frlend Housetown Johnson Se rv1ce Statlon Corner Se rvlce Statlon Mr and Mrs Joseph Casale Bette Jeanne Faherty Ellenclare A Maeder Belle Falre Cleaners George Schmeddlng Broadway Beauty Shop Palmer Bros Co George s Dellcatessen Mary Crocco Mr and Mrs Ronald Par1s1's Grocery Mr James Doolen J Kaphon , , . , . 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Robert and John Heffernan , , 1 ' ' U5 LIZ655 AINORA S BARBER SHOP 12 Anderson St Hackensack ALESSANDRO ATLANTIC SERVICE Maln Sz Euc11d Hackensack ASTORT V SLRADIO Haro1dM Astor Prop JOHN BARREN gl FAMILY BISCHOFF S CONFECTIONARY Cedar Lane Teaneck BLOCK S DRUG STORE Maln St Hackensack BOEHRINGER 8: WIEMER BAKERY 614 Maln St Hackensack DI 2 5577 BOB'S GULF SERVICE CENTER Cedar Lane Sz Rlver Road BOULEVARD MOTORS Route 46 Lod1 BRACKETT VALET 1077 Maln St Rlver Edge DI 2 5994 BRESTEL'S SERVICE STATION 141 Johnson Ave Hackensack THE BRIDLE PATH 2136 W1111arnsbr1dge Road Bronx H JAMES BUTLER INC 176 Saddle Rlver Road Rochelle Park CARAVAN CARPETS INC 141 W Route 4 Paramus afrom CARO FURMAN 470 Cedar Lane Teaneck CEDAR BEAUTY STUDIO 713 Cedar Lane Teaneck TE 6 1320 CEDAR LANE GRILLE Cedar Lane Teaneck COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COSTA'S FOOD MARKET 824 Maln St Hackensack DI 2 5480 DR J J COUGHLIN MRS J J COUGHLIN MR 8rMRS L DEMBOW JOSEPH DE PAUW Sc SON 96 Anderson St Hackensack DUBY THE FLORIST 187 Maln St Hackensack DI 2 1428 LOUIS DURANTE 657 Mam St Hackensack DURSO'S WINES 8: LIQUORS 103 105 Hudson St Hackensack D12 9769 JOHN A EARL 421 Mam St Hackensack ESSEX PHARMACY 358 Essex St Hackensack MR 8: MRS JUSTINL FAHERTY 1 I .- ., 1 L , n 9 I Q I I , I ., . Teaneck - TE. 6-9818 U7 , 'Y 5, . , . . . '7 ', f 0 , , I 0 I D usilzess afrmzs FOUNTAIN 84 EVANS Real Estate- Insurance 75 Anderson St , Hackensack MR ANTHONY GARCIA GEORGE'S LIQUORS 130 Anderson St Hackensack DI 2 1744 IRWIN GIBLIN MR 8: MRS PAUL GIBLIN MR S GIROUX MR 8: MRS JAMES GORMLEY S R GUERRA Hackensack HERMANS FAMILY HODDE'S CONFECTIONERY Glant P Huff Prop Hackensack 633 Route 17 Paramus JOSEPH L HUGHES 51 Webster St R1dgef1e1d Park 1URATO'S BRIDAL SHOPPE 177 Hudson St Hackensack HU 7 7556 KAPF'S WINES 8: LIQUORS 842 Maln St Hackensack HU 7 2036 KLEEN RITE AUTO LAUNDRY 44 Essex St Hackensack M H LAMSTON Main St , Hackensack JOSEPH M LEPORE LIDO RESTAURANT LOHBECK S JEWELER 466 Cedar Lane Teaneck TE 6 1967 MR 8: MRS EMIL MAEDER MARIO 'S RESTAURANT Paramus MARTINI PHARMACY Hackensack MI RA PHARMACY 80 Anderson St Hackensack HU 7 9150 MUC,CI'S RESTAURANT Mam St Hackensack NELSON EQUIPMENT CO Hackensack DI 2 1499 GEORGE M RICHARDSON 217 4th St Rldgefleld Park JULIUS C RICHTER 399 Cedar Lane Teaneck TE 6 0222 RIVER EDGE WINE 8: LIQUOR 522 Klnderkarnack Road R1ver Edge J ROCCIOLA 119 Essex St Hackensack I HOMSTEAD LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO. 905 Main St 0 usuzess afrom ROCHELLE PARK DELICATESSEN HENRY L TENNER AGENCY 153 ROC116116 AVG 400 Klnderkamack Road Rochelle Park DI Z 0757 Oradell C0 2 1200 RUCKDESCHEL'S LUNCHEONETTE THQMA5 JEWELERS 344 Maln St H8.Ck6I1SaCk 72 Anderson St Hackensack SAM'S RESTAURANT Sc TAVERN TIM 5 TAVERN 107 Anderson St 118 F1rst St Hackensack Hackensack HU 7 9636 TRI COUNTY BOWLING BALL SERVICE SCHERBY'S MEN'S WEAR 815 Ma1n St Hackensack CONRAD SCHMIDT MUSIC STORE VENETIAN BARBER SHOP 264 Maln St Hackensack D1Qk Martarcelh Prop Bogota SMITH HYLAS REALTY CO 262 Ma1n St Hackensack WHITTLEYIS FLOWER SHOP SUBURBAN LAUNDRY Hackensack DI 2 1670 Temple Ave Hackensack ROY B WRIGHT INC 2. Mount Vernon St R1dgef1e1d Park SUNSHINE LUNCHEONETTE Ma1n 8: Anderson Streets Hackensack FRANK YOUNG INC 102 104 M3111 St SURFT CLEANERS Hackensack D Z 1188 31 01 Broadway Falrlawn STANFORD DECAL CO 300 Pahsade Ave TAYLOR BEVERAGES Bgegta D 2, 5 O5 20 Zabrlskle St Hackensack HU 7 0309 r I or Q, 1 ' , 98 Anderson St 93 o ! ' - 1, - 1 - I. -6 o v.o:Ioiui+vin:-tifviui wi i ! ! ! 2 an I9 fl 'fcN 1,3 4111-1-.1-.1-.-m 4:-si. cnt-3--gt 11111-10101-.14tx-,101 Parlcafzdh, li .1 5 -.ms V Hackensack extends congratulations and best wishes to the ..-, Wmaag 25? .2 I1 winingvgmescxx-110101011qnxuxl101 3 3 .,,Lf-- i1H97' ij Compliments of E. E. F. 1 vii 2 101 21:11 2010101 r FERRI BROS.. Inc. Manufacturers, Importers and Wholesale Distributors of RELIGIOUS ITEMS Otice and Showroom South 124 - Route 17 Paramus. N. J. HUbbard 7-8600 1-111 iuioiogoiniui-131 1 - I 05014 is UNIQUE CARPET CO. Broadlooms and Orientals Cleaning and Repairing 402 Main Street Hackensack, N. J. HUbba1'd 7-1300 A. 8: W. SCHOLZ Real Estate - Insurance 131 Rochelle Avenue Rochelle Park. N. J. ini 211011111 -if 2 3 vinioioioiniq 3014 in is 05 Qovicxiqrifvivisi :a ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Q -501010101011 14 TELEPHONE DI. 2-2139 ,zozozozoz 1010101031 rixaricrgfvgcvz 1o:4v1o1o1avio:1,jo:10!.'- I FILL DIRT l Q ! ! ! ! ! ! T. NICK FRANCQ 2 TRUCKING EXCAVATING - SHOVEL 8. BULLDOZER SERVICE 228 JOHNSON AVENUE HACKENSACK, N. J. . ,303 ,3,,3,,g.,3,,1 ,Z 1. 1oio1arioioiar1oi1ni1xi4r11r14ri1bi4lio1qZ . f L5l v ,qivr Q 4. S r , - .. - -I vw , ',,... ,...--f' -5. .- . . ...--' I .-.-.--- , ,v I 1? 'Nfl' 5 1 , .-. V .7 f --- -,,,,N,-'N . ' K ' ,wh ' . , J ,, E' j ' . 1 95-'Elf'-. .ef g. I. '1 ' . Ifzqzip -i H ---':'.,!.':'., v 'Q-v .. -n 4... ,JU , 311 1 ... -- -i..1..iwiu1u11,11101 .. -- ---..--.. ---- . '. , . .. .,.. .............. , Q i A H :ly v Y - :.!' i .12 - 2 Ju' L.l1O ' 'EMA Y-' ' 4 'Ita' ' --- - 'g'i'ff ,gJrr If, .lfff ve--3 L o .ying 1 1-1 -1 -1,31 -3 in 1 if gui 1 iuioxwg COIIIIJTTIIICIIIS of HOLY TRINITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL lui 10101014-3 li- 1 11 31111101111 TEaneck 6-4049 GLATZEL'S BAKERY It Takes The Cake To Make The Partyn 474 Cedar Lane Teaneck, N. J. 4,111 11111111111 111014 14 in 4 gui-.14.1--il-102-1w1-w14-14-zw14f1-' Compliments of FRANCISCAN FATHERS Rochelle Park. N. J. ini- -f vivid ew- ' i 1-I I M f ,f,1 - Q Vi I HSC E Q g 1 3 Compliments of Q 5 E SAINT JOSEPH? CHURCH l E ! ! BOGOTA, NEW JERSEY Q .... - i 5 j CO1fax 2-2020 i 5 Compliments of 3 ! i 2 ALBERT G. ASHCRAFT 5 Real Estate 2 Q i 431 KINDERKAMACK ROAD Q ORADELL, N. J. Q Q s -gonjoioi 312:21 31:21 I.-.J ,g.,g01.,g.,r1o1oio:o1u31r1oi1 1 1011 43010101014 'E Q if'+Nx ' Q 2,41 Xx -i. Pl0l0i0i014vl1Dl4ri1r1014r101 P1014 'i0l0i17i010i'Pi0i4Pi0i4Vi4Pi4P1' COMPLIMENTS OF THE HOLY NAME SUQIHETY HOLY TRINITY CHURCH HACKENSACK. N. J. Q HUbbard 7-9718 5 HANK' 'NC' I CARMEN'S om stem g BAR 8. RESTAURANT Clothiers and Haberdashers i Pizza and Mussels Our Specialty i CARMEN GRAGNANO 213 Main Street i JAMES GRAGNANO i Prop. . . J. Hackensack N 70 HAcKeNsAcK Ave. i HACKENSACK, N. J. ,i03,,1,,Z,,1,,g,,g,,1,,3. 34,3 ,303 1o:o:4v1oQ91uio1o14v1en:4s:o1av11 oioioioicvzoioiasiozoiasierzc wqsw3o1o1o21r1w1-111 14-1: 111: 113413 ri ri uint ,Z -1 ,111 'ini .Iwi vin Diamond 2-2711 Compliments of KOHLER'S SWISS CHALET 120 W. PASSAIC STREET ROCHELLE PARK, N. J. 10101 111 1 1 1: 10111102114:14.11v:nxo:o11r1o1o3o11-if ze 3 1 Compliments of JOHN P. FLANNIGAN Heating and Cooling TEANECK, NEW JEESEY 1010101011201 iz zz 11:10:01014rzmivrvivifrtvtozl 1 11 zozoxoxozozoxf - ,.l! '-+ FN Best Wishes To The Class of '59 FROM A FRIEND HU. 7-7170 Since 1919 MCCRANE AUTO CO. DE SOTO PLYMOUTH 279-281 Passaic Street Hackensack, N. J. inimiozq if 10101024 10:1 NAT'S STATIONERY Toys - Greeting Cards - Candy Fountain Service 77 Anderson Street Hackensack, N. J. 1010103 11 10301014 ioioioiuioiogc T O P P S Cleaners - Launderers Drive In - 3 Hour Service 4 STORES TO SERVE YOU Fair Lawn- Fair Lawn Ave. Hackensack - 357 State Street Passaic-River Dr. cor. Gregory Ave. Teaneck - 587 Cedar Lane Road 1,91-11.11 viuinioivi 1 vzoioioioioiogq 1010301011 Q 1101: 'V' 01014 101011 ioiojoioicxioioi Of' 14 ibf -gf rch 21143 2 3 ri 1 fini 1 iriogqpifflioicvifxierifvicrzogunifuienifxienif SUCCESS! from THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS AND KAYCEIEYS OF Trinity Council No. 747 Knights of Columbus HACKEN SACK, NEW JERSEY uiuioinilvlni I i ini it i Ili 30303 i 3 if iff? iii 41011.21 ,ioioioioioie -fovtozozozogngozogoi 1010: ,gog0101fn1o1o1o:ev:o11v:4v:4 10101014 Compliments of MARTY'S GULF SERVICE S. GOLDBERG Sz CO., Inc WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER O F SOFT SOLE SLIPPERS F O R THE ENTIRE FAMILY -54n1o1o:o1o3o1n1-,101 nz r1o:o:v1o1u'1l'Z0i0if'3 ?' if 303' 1011 1014 W-:..4i 1031xianienicrifsioicviuilnicsicrioixxioicriariesicvic 11 102030 HUbbard 7-9580 1:11 1- inning 101-fin: 3 ai -14 1 11:21-20103--if 14 101010 4 nf. N , . r ,Viz -7- ,-s' 0r-i--- Q Qui. RED LION INN Private Dining Room HACKENSACK HUbbard 9-8000 LARKIN LUMBER CO.. Inc. LUMBER - MILLWORK Formica - Metal Mouldings Route 4 Paramus, N. J. 10101011 :oil in if 111 111-311 TLS NEW JERSEY Q ! ! Ui Y Y Y lil i iii liliill ' DU, 4-3042 P. Moms, Prop. ! E BERGENFIELD ROOFING 8z SHEET METAL SHOP Heating and Air Conditioning 49 West Church Street Bergenfield. N. I. 1,14 1 '11 1 if 3 zo: ii 1 ioioioivzvzfgn' o . 1 F J , ab m 1 tl - - W. A ' , 3-4. , .tx I Q 3 L o 3010101 302010301 1 2-11:11 1 Best Wishes To The Graduates ORITANI SWEET SHOP Luncheon - Ice Cream - Soda 306 Main Street Hackensack, N. J. -11 14 ioiuioininic120101011in HU. 7-5933 NEPTUNE'S INN COCKTAIL LOUNGE Banquet Facilities up to 600 Route- Four Paramus, N. J. 30:01 ri 1 ni 11311 11 10102 3 e ,V ,, I. . I A I L tk - :us sfw Q I . , K if' x x as f'f?I x 1 ioioicxirrioioioioi if if Z4 Compliments of MALATINO 81 SONS BUILDERS Hackensack. N. J. 1111011 is 1:11011 in 10101011134 Compliments of E. H. K. 'Fi :L Q-fi. 0 oe- ! l E ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! F ! Q ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Q ! ! ! ! 0 Ping, 0,1 101 Compliments of -'ini ,ini 11 1 if 11 1, U14 in-11:11 11 THE ROGERS CO., Inc. Hackensack. N. J. HU. 7 -8328 PETZOLD OPTICIANS Zenith Hearing Aids 311 Main Street Hackensack. N. J. 010101 1 1 11111 vi 11211 in -me-5 2-s Compliments of FREDERICK P. RUNGE Licensed Land Surveyor ini 11111 141111 101 :ni 2101: Compliments of GEORGE P. BOTT 1114131 141411 101011 11 :Q 0 'J 1402. e E 3 11 vinjozoic COMPLI TS OF THE ROSARY SOCIETY HOLY TRINITY CHURCH FEIBELIS RECREATION -5oio11111o:n:i111v2:cn2u11x:111n:1i114f214'i1'1'1'1010i' J L f 1 1 l 'fs 1 1 V 4 L' , E f X I H1 T ful J, . MOr1urnent 6-0990 Q o14v1o3+r1o:o:1v:o1o1o:o14 1 .101I14n2o:1n1o14r14vi4x11riwn1o1o1oi4,i1p1w4 ! ! Mail Orders Filled Q Q THE NUT Bowls 2 FRESHLY ROASTED NUTS 5 Candies - Gift-Packages 262 WEST 125th STREET ifrieninivinianizizriniexiz14 NEW YORK, N. Y. i Compliments of UNIQUE CARPET CO. Edward Stepanian ljoioioioioi 10101 10101 2 14 :nic if 102014 if 14 if inioioioioiozod xiwieia i::i:1o1c1u21111o1oio2m i Q ! ! Congratulations to the Class ! of '59 from ! ! MR. and MRS. I FREDERICK HALDENWANG Q ! ! Q ! Q Y H- -'-T z ..u: -- A - f' Vit'-'ln ' fiigf . lv. . 5 fig vw . ' T ' Q. K , S, v:o1o1oio1oio2n:4r1o14v14vi1r2u if joioioioioioiux 10:02 11 11 2 HU. 7-8607 CO. 1-1835 DENNIS STUDIO 346 Palisades Avenue Bogota. N. J. Compliments of MULLANE FORD. Inc. 229 No. Washington Ave. Bergenfield. N. J. ,, 'v ri sir fv1o ni1vi1 o? DI. 2-3454 Congratulations! PARAMUS OGAHR OIL COMPANY Our Customers are 'Warm' Friends 19 W. Passaic Street Rochelle Park, N. J. HUbbard 8-9324 E EDWARD HUNKLER I I DAIRY PRODUCTS 10 Birch Street 2 Ridgefield Park, N. J. ,Q ,v1n1o1o1o14 10102: zoioioiavioioioxqz, 4' 10141 vi- 1 1 24 1 1 1010101 141 Congratulations to the Class of '59 from MR. and MRS. E. MANOGG COVl'S One of Bergen County's Largest Liquor Stores Wines - Liquors - Beers Punch Bowls and Glassware Rentals Soda - Bar Accessories - Ice Cubes 710 River Rd. tat Henley Ave.l New Milford. N. J. CO1fax 1-3060 141101 1 1 1411141 1 1 24111 4 ' 3 14:14 14 14 14 14 1 20141301014 14,149 PR. 3-2420 Res. SW. 6-5297 ANDY MUNIAK'S GERAY LIQUORS, Inc. Imported and Domestic WINES - LIQUORS - BEER 41 Garden Street Passaic, N. J. YELLOW CAB HU. 7-2000 TE. 6-1600 Safety Rule No. 1 When approaching intersection have foot on Brake Pedal, always ready to stop. 1-1-1 ff' 140 1 ff ix 4. 501011 24 1 2 3 ri 11 13- in 1 1111 3.-- .. - e 2 A , r. ga Tlianeck 6-1444 CALLAHAN 8: DONOHUE'S Cordon Rouge Wine Sz Liquor, Inc. 490 Cedar Lane Teaneck. N. J. 1 1 1 xoininxininioioicxiui in Best Wishes to the Fifty Niners' from MR. and MRS. PETER STANDISH iuioiwif i K o 1 10201 ni 31 1 in1o1oio1o:4o4. CO. 1-4800 Since 1917 WALTER G. WRAY 8: SON Frank C. L. Merritt, Pres. General Insurance 8a Real Estate J. 31 14 31,1 3011101-wi 1014: 379 Kinderkamack Road Oradell, N. J. Best Wishes To The Class of '59 P. M. OUTFITTING CO. 575 Elm Street Maywood, N. J. iuioiuioioiuic if 31 1 1030:-.2 j.. fi X ng., 1 r .1 . 'rife .Agn-5 4'1 1, Compliments of LIN WOOD DRUG STORE Linwood Plaza Fort Lee, N. J. yjuiuioini i irilibi iii iilli 2141 101 iifili 1041014 I x X ' '1- I . , 1 O! ,Ao iigffff n 1 rjoioioioioioiujoiuil 0101011 11: 101010 01014 01 iii !i Ad Y ,,,' -'UW 1-6595 Congratulations To The Class of '59 MR S. H. WOKAL tiuiuioinioiuif 141011 ini HUbbard 8-9108 MODERN COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE 292 Main Street Hackensack, N. J. sg-,101-'111.fg..10g13-.1-1- 101- 1-.' 10:4 1 11 11,2 .1 nz '11 Compliments of PARISIAN BEAUTY SCHOOL Hubbard 7-2204 362 State Street Hackensack, N. J. 2010102 1014 1 3 ni 'ini ni 21131 it Dlamond 2-2185 GEORGE KOCH 8: SONS Rock of Ages Family Monuments Authorized Dealer -18 Temple Avenue Hackensack, N. J. P101'D0117l1ll014b1011Di4ri010i4bliblIbl4bl1 V10ifi0101010l1 ,gocmmpuzog ri :K an ,up qu: 1 an ,gp 1. 1111 14 1 'I -10101010 I U If v 1 4 Dlamond 2-8532 Compliments of JOSEPH ML CAFASSO Auto - Life - Fire Insurance 381 HUDSON STREET HACKENSACK. NEW JERSEY 12012010101111024viir1oi4rioio14rio14pjf4vi1r1cri1r:o11viavi4v14ri1n14nicni1ric YQ. Compliments of MR. GENNARO BALLETTA MR. and MRS. MARTIN BALLETTA MR. and MRS. NICK BALLETTA and FAMILY MR. and MRS. SAL BALLETTA MR. and MRS. CARMEN BALLETTA and FAMILY MR. and MRS. JOSEPH SEREMBA and FAMILY MR. and MRS. ROBERT EMERSON -501020101011 1u1o10i0tcx:r1cx:cvi01rx1crZ4ricrio14v:ri111n14ni4vi1ri4n21 Compliments of EMILY M. BALLETTA MARTIN H. BALLETTA MR. and MRS. JERRY BALLETTA MR. and MRS. C. SEREMBA MASTER JOSEPH SEREMBA ANTHONY J. BALLETTA, III MR. and MRS. F. VERLINGO MR. and MRS. F. GAREFFA MR. and MRS. P. GINIGLIO MR. and MRS. DICK MAYO JUDY ATTMORE ARLENE MOYLE p1oioio:r:n:11o2ri41cvi4r1sri1r:u1qb3rZ4r11ri1ri11114uZ1n11 14 1014 ii' -If 1ring:-in.11114.1411-1311111111-114, -:or1ox.r2-,1..1- ini. 1- 1 11031 1 1 11111 1411 ag, 1 fr ' i Serving All Bergen County W, i HUbbard 7-6642 C Ayala' i FREE ESTIMATES , Z, ! on your 1 1 ! ' f g ROOFING and SIDING , A My 4 1 P. J. SLAVIN and SON .AA d ' 1 4 li 1 , ,J 1 ' ' if i AUTO PAINTING HACKENSACK ROOFING? in ! B d ' ' J fi' ' o y and Fender Repairing . Gutters, Leaders 8: Repairs. Alu . Q Storm Windows, Doors 81 Jalousies : 176 Railroad Avenue i Hackensack, N, J, 811 Main sneer HU. 7-2732 ! 1 i I 1l14li4ll1I14lill1U1Ull 101 li ilifli i 'i ll, lui '10-'buiuioicriozz ' ! ! 3 Bill Walker Don Michel : 2 co1faX l-9478 Q ! ! ! I Compliments of i CLARENDON ' i ! 3 sERv1cE CENTER 5 Q E. A. M. ! ! ! ! ! I ! i 586 Kinderkamack Road : River Edge. N. J. i i 4.1-0. 5 I Z 'o E., ..., fr 1 2 l 14 wif G , 179' alt?- 'E MAC 1' fu. -at if A 4 X K N Tri. Q , N ' ,. 1 W ac' E J 6.1 -u,,,, eu -4 ' M, -. -- -.v - 'vow . ,.L'f2,,j.q,.5,x.:?,, ,..., t4s':,:', 4 'fax' ff, , I .. s ..s ,, 4 1- MAYWOOD AUTO BODY CUSTOM WORK Complete Body and Fender Repairs ENGINE CONVERSION -, R Q' , xx A O gh. X ,wg '. k',j'e . -gl 'tn ... . . J., '-' H 1 55 V - 5 12 ..-. . 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