Central High School - Cog N Pen Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1942 volume:

ПИ πα η ШИШИ 4, ກ, ກາກາກາ б, à х | 1 a 1 1 = 3 (DUR BOOK +: peter tt enr powers are derived from the consent of the gov- sovereign states; a perfect union, one and insepa- ity, justice and humanity for which American | therefore believe it is my duty to my country spect its flag, and to defend it against all enemies. COG 'N' PEN Class of January 1942 Central Commercial and Technical High School NEWARK, NEW JERSEY THE AMERICAN CREED | BELIEVE in the United States of America, as a government of the people, by the people, for the people; whose just erned; a democracy in a republic; a sovereign nation of many rable; established upon those principles of freedom, equal- patriots sacrificed their lives and fortunes. to love it, to support its constitution, to obey its laws, to re- A Ad RAR MRS. ROSAMOND H. HOPPER DR. JOHN T. McSHARRY (ss en JAN. 42) i 9 Dedication HE Class of January 1942 are happy to dedicate the “Cog 'n' Pen” to their faculty advisers, Mrs Rosamond H. Hopper and Dr. John T. McSharry, who have devoted their time and energy to the welfare of our class. MR. STANTON A. RALSTON Principal D O Mr. Ralston, we extend our sincere thanks for his ceaseless work, his timely advice, and his friendly cooperation in our scho- lastic welfare O Miss Martin, we offer our thanks for the schedules, so often revised—she labored on for our benefit MISS KATHERINE B. MARTIN Assistant to Princ pa 0 Mr. McCracken, the worker of wonders at our Annex, we present a sincere wish for many years of service HENRY A. McCRACKEN Assistant to Principal MRS. LILA B. WRIGHT Secretarial Adviser MR. BENJAMIN KATZ Business Adviser MR. ALAN TURNBULL Photography Adviser MR. IRVING EISEN MR. WILLIAM MISS LOUISE E. LOVELL [ R. A. LASLETT SMITH MISS JOANNA MRS, BEATRICE J. LITCH Chairman Chairman MISS DOROTHY KLEIN MRS. SOPHIE N. DEUTSCH MRS. JESSIE K. PRESSLER MISS LIDA A. LAVERS MR. ARTHUR MRS. FLORENC MR. ROBERT R. REILLY DR. HENRY M. GOLDSTEIN MR. HARLAND G. RANNEY MR. DAVID A. BERNEY MISURIELLE MR. ALEXANDER B MISS JESSIE W BOUTILLIER MR. LEO LITZKY MR. BERTRAM LEWIS Chairman TRACHTENBERG MR. CALEB O. WEEKS MRS, FLORENCE M. HELLER MISS EMMA A. BAILLY MR. ARMAND G MR. JOSEPH MILLER Chairmar | e à MR. ROBERT B. STRAHAN MR. NORMAN CHINOY i | y NG ч MR. PETER PALUMBO MRS. JENNIE P MISS ELEANOR Y MR. JOHN T. MASON MR. ARNOLD STRASSBERG MR. WILLIAM A COLEMAN JANULIN + Y b «5 a y + ако w m Г Ра ee 4 � ЕЗ 4 | me � a VALEDICTORY by E. FORSCHNER ENTRAL, hear my thoughts and list. Years, the ragged toll of time Judge misfits, deeds we've missed. Scars will show the deeds, sublime In hours spent in mist. Parley not, where end is lost. Linger on thy gains; rejoice Your aim, not gain—await your joust. Ends are never means,—a voice To catch an idle boast. Ask no quarter, seek no end Do, and deeds fulfill reward; Thy reward in quarter spend, Dearly pay men to afford A safer, quarter's end. Place all wealth below thy aims. Years remove their guilded lace, Showing artful Pleasure's blames. Reaping doubt; the inward face Reflects his shameless reigns. CLASS OFFICERS President ANTHONY DI CROCE Vice-President MARIE GUARINO Secretary EVELYN CHERNICHAW Treasurer VIOLET KORRIS BUSINESS STAFF ANTHONY DE CROCE FREDA RUSSO THERESA CAPUTO MARTIN LEVINE MARIE FREDA EVELYN CHERNICHAW LOUIS CHERNIKOW EDITORIAL BOARD Co-Editors ROSE CAPUTO ROBERT FORSCHNER Assistant Editors ANTHONY Di CROCE ROSE RITACCO IRENE PAWLAKOS ELAINE FAHNENSTIEL THERESA Di BUONO VICTOR DURANTE quit м „ур, бз, grov ? books you'll ap‏ کی tel „ho art respect “sweet: y, Y silence: = та sigh D e çun, But yov Pr $ done. MARTIN wf technical າາ nor nor ۳ weiter ` ious glad: stud Nor 10° sad.“ aks. words Action omen ۴ not inches 4 stor E to s ед me thing, и done ۰ t “now sweet ge ទៃ á Le‏ ود vin betray:‏ April June Sept. CLASS HISTORY FEBRUARY 1938 ERE I am, a Central High School student. Well, here | am anyway Am 1 lucky, managed to buy an elevator ticket from a soph So, you need a medical excuse for the ele- vator, huh? When | see that soph, he'll need one First holiday from School Always did think Lincoln was a great guy Hmmm, another one. | guess Washington was just as great Vad Darn it! That F shows up so much on these small report cards Made up my mind to be prepared for all tricks, but was caught at 8:31 by the old “Your shoelace is untied” gag. Oh well Discovered Bill's today . . . Spring fever is getting me Say, where are all these blondes Central is supposed to have? Haven't seen a natural yet. Whoopee!!! INTERMISSION Back to school. “Educated” frosh now. Well, almost educated. Had first assembly this term. Band warmed up for football games. Stu- dents practiced some cheers. Sang a song supposedly to have been “Cheer, Cheer for Central.” Student opinion varies from “Maryland, My Maryland,” to “Old Black Joe.” “Doc” Smith couldn't be pinned down for a definite answer . . . It was “Cheer, Cheer for Central after all. The drummer told me. Good old Columbus. | was forgetting how it felt to be out from school a day. Guess 1!!! have to become famous after all to give the high school students more holidays. That F still looks δία... Losing interest in blondes. Can't find her any- way. Celebrated Armistice Day in advance by making peace with Study Hall teacher over a cut. She accepted the explanation. Evidently cut- ting must be easy to get away with. Must do it again soon... Gosh, | thought the explanation was better than before. Wish they'd put cushions on the office chairs. Wonder if they play hookey before Christmas in High School . . . Yes, they do... Yes | did... No it's not worth it. Not one F was visible as a term mark. Yippee! The lowest mark was a D. (That's all I got.) Tried to get in at the Junior-Senior Prom, but the doorman said | was a “Freshie,” 222 Ah, me, the 4A's have graduated. Now | know I'm closer to my goal. FEBRUARY 1939 t natural March Caesar was killed on the laughed at Miss O'Connor”: today. Lucky | have her for a st am | dumb. Don't say it April Wasn't even foo girl to cure it for me Saw my first Central Observation: Boy | | go out for the baseball team next Girl ink ГИ go out with the baseball team next May Soph seen smoking a pipe (me) Same Soph absent from (me again) June Success! INTERMISSION Sept. Ho, hum, school again. I'm getting used to it now No song this term Oct. Wow! Have | discovered a blonde, (natural, too), right after Columbus Day. Columbus and | must be psychic . Think ГИ take up dancing ... Timed Miss O'Connor's joke perfectly. Nov. Something's wrong. Central doesn't seem to realize its good fortune in getting our class. Oh, well, they'll find out Dec. Santa Claus presented us with a long, awaited vacation. Earned it too No F's Jan. Only two more years of school, and l'Il be wearing a cap and gown, (maybe.) Our advisers are starting to collect class dues, and not quite a junior yet. Silly, ain't it? FEBRUARY 1941 CLASS WILL Y FRIENDS, ١ have called you to assemble here as a solemn duty, that you, the heirs and assigns of my respected client, the Class of 1942, may hear her last will and testament which, as her legal advisers, we drew, as directed by her immediately prior to her passing from our presence May we, as well as our lamented client, entreat that you receive your respective legacies in the spirit of unselfish friendship with which they were given! | shall appreciate your courteous attention while I read this duly attested will. We, the Class of 1942, in the City of Newark, the County of Essex, and the State of New Jersey, being about to pass out of this sphere of education, in full possession (we think) of a crammed mind, well (?) trained memory, and almost super-human understanding, being in as good mental condition as usual, and in much better temper than usual, do hereby make this our Last Will and Testament, rendering void and of no avail any former will or wills that may have been previously made by us during a period of temporary sanity (or optimism). Item 1. To Mr. Ralston, our principal, we give and bequeath a sense of relief that we have at last been graduated, pleasant memories of our years together, and a feeling of pride in any great deeds or noteworthy achieve- ments that our future may contain. Item 2. To our teachers we bequeath our invaluable sense of humor, without which we should have found school life painful, indeed, and which will do much to make it endurable for them. We also leave them such know- ledge as we have imparted to them in our daily work. We know that much of such knowledge must have been entirely new to them, as well as to all teachers and students everywhere, and would throw much new light on many an unfamiliar line of thought. SPECIFIC TO THE FACULTY To Miss Allen, a means of shortening her power to give long short- hand assignments. To Mrs. Hopper, an extensive and all-embracing course in the art of sketching to help her bring her Art Students “out of the fog.” To Mr. Haessler, we leave many broken test tubes to be used as toys. To Dr. McSharry, just one class, small if need be, but intellectual so that he can give the kind of English course he'd like to. To Mr. Eisen we leave a clothes pin as an article for defense in certain experiments. To Mr. Turnbull, we bequeath a roll of undeveloped film to use as he pleases hread for those unexpected runs that s of someday having a piano that is in tune To Dr. Profeta, his beloved Sales Club—a miniature department store To Mr. Schleicher, one soap box on which to make his daily his- tory speeches Item 3. We give and bequeath to the Junior Class our well known “NERVE”, Item 4. To our good friends, the Sophomore Class, we leave our pati- ence. It will be found useful as the only means by which they can endure the present day Juniors Item 5. We have left the Freshmen nothing, because by the time they become Sophomores their self-valuation will have attained such heights, that no thing in our possession would be regarded by them as worthy of their distinction. Finally, we do hereby name and appoint as the sole executors of this, our Last Will and Testament, our class advisers, Mrs. Rosamond Hopper and Dr. John T. McSharry. In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1942, the testator, have set our hand and seal on this twenty-first day of January,in the year of our Lord 1942. ELAINE FAHNENSTIEL the CLOG and PAN ес ¡BALMY TODAY WEATHER: TOMORROW BRAIN STORMS Local Boy Makes Good (In Draft young men Phil Falza Zoltan B« William Spas The ll John Nosti—trun short winded Walter Stachovsky—salesman cause of flat feet The Only Woman À passenger on a non-stop trip around the be the daring air hostess, Mildred Danduon: passengers include pilot Frank Regenthal, co-pilot Marchesano navigator Santo Messina. гади | bert Seborcwski, and mechanic Angelo Del Vecchi The dynamic stratospheric plane that dare-devil passengers, has been designed by modest Jack Heberling. Will they make it? Hall Johnson Choir Emily Smith, Elizabeth Johnson, and Pearl Cooper received a hearty welcome from the Hall Johnson Choir Stupendous!! Those three great scientists of the century Joseph Casale, Ferdinand Candido, and Rose Ann Caputo have discovered a new formula for marble cake Quiet Quiet Anne Pardini, attractive Marie Guarino, viva- cious Jeanrose Iascone and sophisticated Alice Terhune, models at Angela Grieco’s Dress Shoppe, are struggling into their clothes without the aid of Helen Greene, who injured her wrist at her profession. ceived from colleg 1 ind 61 hine Albanese, who in turn collect clerical workers, Marie Vaughn, Marie Nepol Pointer, and Pearl Jenkins, of the N.Y A Witty imodore Wesley Lockwood Winnie Myrt) Fahnenstiel and Gertrude is still rocking the nation. How he Television Inspection Central Is Proud The Prudential reported that Helen Smith. Geraldine Sica, Angie Tedesco, Catherine Divizio, and Minnie De Maio ire excelling in their work, when present The melodious voices of Vera Pieroni. Marie Perotti Connie Casale, Marie Perugino, Rose Cappetto, Mari: Mesce, and Beatrice Press can hic tele phone be heard singing over tele- graj Surrounded secretaries Gladys Ludlow, Carolyn Jovanis, Violet Korris, Helen Durkin, Selma Schiller, Clara Saunders, Mari Zito, Florence Mattia, and Rose Ritacco, are surrounding executive Victor Durante of the Pushbutton Doorbell Co Extras Ciriaco Genova, James Hendry, Perry Churus, Harry Brown, Helen D'Innocenzio, and Marie Freda, will be fea- tured in a forth-coming Warner Bros picture starring two great stars, Ted Starbinski and Dorothy Wormald, as Donald and Daisy Duck Fencer H New Arrivals Opened: For Business A bic ycle store has been opened present Theodore Szulczynski, Peter Puterbaugh, and George Buchman employed as spokesmen Be Present Everybody will be on hand for the graduati Evelyn Chernichaw from the College of Accounting, 30, 1945, at 2 p. m. Some account ! The One and Only That quaint, little blacksmith shop in ‘town is owned by Harry Filliger and Harold Shrensel Religious Instructor Doris Ciccone has been busy preparing a Sunday School Class for confirmation, she herself is planning the reception of Matrimony Nursing Thelma Lish and Freda Russo are nursing ailing hus bands. (one each) Typing Gilda Matera now types 35 words per minute for one minute. Cousins Will Fight Ben and Kenneth Longo are in each other's hair at the Longo Barber Shop Stuffing Secretary The Army Honored Leaders Ward, is backing Notice Peter Kubik accompanied by Anthony Ammirato be at all the contests held at Madison Square Garden Is a former student of One-Eyed Connolly Witnessed The Air Show of 1945 was “critically” witnessed by Ed Nosek, John Penna, Ed Zlydak, James Romano, and Henry Walther. Their condition is improving John Walsh, Julius Zdzeiblo, John Sing, William Miller, William Mackin, Vincent Luciano, and Wesley Knight are now on the staff of the Casey Jones School Frank Gegenheimer, Dominick Carlucci and Louis matucci looked very prosperous promenading along Broad Street. Remember Richard Cory? “Caught” Martin Levine, Charles Gibson, and Dominick Deseno weren't badly injured in the explosion caused by “amateur” chemist, Thomas Di Blasi Join Technicians” Union Fred Stockinger, Fred Schall, Chas. Krohne, Joe Cam- pione, Charles Di Como, will be delighted to serve you at the new colossal Technicians' Union Technicians Fr anklin Fisher, Bob Bonnet, Emil Spina, Wm. Wank- muller, and Wm. Cranston were chosen to build a new electric plant for Stanley Werwezka's toys THE CLOG AND PAN Flash! Theresa Di Buono came in last at the Olympic Swim ming Tournament Related? No! Catherine and Theresa Caputo are friends Known Gladys Sommer is known for the number of spills she takes at the skating rink. Who's the hero? Private Private William Zmith would look very handsome if he had a uniform that fitted, instead of the potatoe bag Loud Grace Malara is now champion hog and husband caller Big Eyes Too bad Antoinette Colatrella hides those big, beauti- ful brown eyes from admiring glances. Wonder?—if Madaline Denkinger, a former Newarker who went to Hawaii to wed her loved one, wears grass skirts. if Dickson Timoney, who once predicted that he'd be president of the United States, is still working toward that goal if Gordon Potasnick and George Reinhardt are trying to beat the draft. They were seen along Park Avenue wheeling baby carriages. Finally Marie Petretta has succeeded in selling Findlay Corsar, a red-headed ensign, a pair of purple pajamas Lost and Found Lost—Tony Di Croce, who's always losing his belongings, has lost himself ! Found—Paul Huzar’s bathing trunks on the bottom of Olympic Pool. Good News Thomas Amico is being nursed back to health by nurse Stella Starbinsky, after having sprained his tongue playing his harmonica in a nation-wide concert. Personal Have you a mystery you want solved? Dick Granziel, G-Man is convenient at all hours in Kresge's Toy Depart- ment. Piano lessons are given by Marie Anderson for an ex- ceptionally low fee. Special fee on the baby piano. Outfitter Tony Deseno, clerk in a woman's apparel shop, out fitted Wanda Turon, model for the coming fashion show She no longer models Believe It Or Not Homeroom 4A' Traveling chariots car inspector John Celest« Learn To Juba at 704 Conga Avenue {GERTRUDE ΡΕΤΙΝΕ Instructors PETER PETRONE Be Beautiful the Sexton-Singerle Way Phone: Yz-7-4321 Address: 22 Bingo Street Have Your Yearbook Printed By Onishuk and Veglia 250 Pampa Street Phone: Xi-3-2220 Does your home or office need redecorating? Phone: Xi-2-1000 Write: WM. HAND GUIDO MASIERO 52 Musty Avenue MODELS WANTED FOR NEW TELEVISION STUDIO. JOHN SAPORITO, FRANCES WOIENSKI. Props. Ourselves, As Others See Us” CHARACTERISTIC MOST POPULAR MOST AMBITIOUS NICEST PERSONALITY WITTIEST BEST ATHLETE MOST COURTEOUS MOST CONCEITED NOISIEST CLEVEREST QUIETEST CLASS CHARMER JOLLIEST BIGGEST BLUFFER MOST RESPECTED BEST LOOKING. MOST SOPHISTICATED BEST DRESSED MOST STUDIOUS BEST ALL AROUND CLASS PESSIMIST CLASS OPTIMIST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS BABY CLASS ARTIST MOST GIFTED. BEST DANCER MOST LITERARY. CUTEST MOST BASHFUL. CLASS SHEIK PRIDE OF FACULTY. DESPAIR OF FACULTY GIRLS FIRST PLACE Evelyn Chernichaw Evelyn Chernichaw Ann Pardini Clara Saunders Thelma Lish Rose Caputo Gertrude Petine Elaine Fahnenstiel Theresa Di Buono Regina Gialanella Norma Guarino Antoinette Colatrella Elaine Fahnenstiel Evelyn Chernichaw Helga Thiele Alice Terhume Marie Petretta Catherine Caputo Evelyn Chernichaw Marie Anderson Vera Peroni Evelyn Chernichaw. Rose Cappetto ....Gladys Sommer Marie Anderson Gertrude Petine Rose Caputo Marie Conte Doris Ciccone Norma Guarino Evelyn Chernichaw Viola Adubato SECOND PLACE Marie Guarino Rose Caputo Rose Caputo Theresa Caputo Marie Maggiulli Irene Pawlakos Helga Thiele Grace Malara Rose Caputo Geraldine Rullis Dorothy Wormald Martha Bleyfeder Theresa Di Buono Anna Pardini Carolyn Jovanis Margaret Singerle Norma Guarino Rose Caputo Thelma Lish Elaine Fahnenstiel Theresa Di Buono Rose Caputo Gladys Ludlow Freda Russo Dorothy Wormald Doretha Baker Marie Zito Irene Pawlakos Josephine Albanese Selma Schiller Burnell Hamiel Rose Cappetto Ourselves, As Others See Us CHARACTERISTIC MOST POPULAR MOST AMBITIOUS NICEST PERSONALITY WITTIEST BEST ATHLETE MOST COURTEOUS MOST CONCEITED. NOISIEST CLEVEREST............. QUIETEST............. ۱ CLASS CHARMER JOLLIEST.............. 3 ЖЕ BIGGEST BLUFFER............ MOST RESPECTED... BEST LOOKING... MOST SOPHISTICATED.......... BEST DRESSED...... MOST STUDIOUS............. BEST ALL AROUND. CLASS PESSIWIST.. nn CLASS BABY... CLASS ARTIST MOST � �� �... BEST ΌΛΝΕΟΕΝ...........''... 1 MOST LITERARY CUTEST MOST BASHFUL................. CLASS SHE PRIDE OF FACULTY. DESPAIR OF FACULTY John Pfaff William Miller Anthony Di Croce .Wesley Winne Jack Lanier „Victor Carlucci William Miller .Samuel Buoncore Robert Forschner Frank Gegenheimer George Buckman George Reinhardt Nick Racioppi Wesley Winne...... …Henry Walters... ... Charles Di Como Emil Stefanelli Robert Forschner Anthony Di Croce ....2 0۱۲۵۲ Borbely Peter Kubick William Miller Michael Caso Harry Brown .William Miller ……Peter Petrone William Miller Louis Chen ik OM... Frank Gegenheimer................ Peter Casale .William Miller George Buckman.... SECOND PLACE Anthony Di Croce Robert Forschner Victor Carlucci Findlay Corsar Stanley Werwezka Victor Durante Michael Caso Martin Hansen William Papanestor Emil Stefanelli Peter Petrone ‚Samuel Buoncore Anthony Ammirato .William Miller Ralph Viglia Stratos Aridas Frank Carbone William Miller Jerry Negro _Joseph Casale Findlay Corsar Robert Forschner Victor Durante „Stanley Werwezka William Spaven Harry Brown Robert Forschner Louis Marchesano .Samuel Buoncore Frank Carbone Robert Forschner Anthony Di Croce � Class of June 1942 MR VICTOR SCHLEICHER MRS. MABEL A. WELLES Faculty Advisers به هم mu‏ Class of January 1943 MR. WILLIAM T. O'BRIEN MISS HELEN E. WINBERG Faculty Advisers AL avi АР | AN 4 . aes Leid A == se EJ E mi j ot 8 P. Ji Maller, vr ( X i Mil | hi E „Но к? (О, n 1 0 و‎ им � Zi TL AW N. ШАЙ? (ມ N vert? | Áit! 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BEUSMAN Faculty Adviser Football ора $ 61 40 70 57 Cross Country MR. SOLOMON FLEISCHMAN Faculty Adviser Swimming Team MR. WILLIAM C. BAUER MR. ROBERT B. STRAHAN Faculty Advisers ЕР IML -- - --- - - κ. — = ЕЯ ee mem = шш Well Wishers Mrs. Gelomine Michael Peina Mr. Gennaio Zano Mr. Chips Gelomine Dr. Profeta Mr. Mumma Mr. Griffin Mr. Griffith Mr. William Angel Mesce Mr. Thomas Mesce Mr. Nick Gitto Mr. Dan Fausto Im Mr. Gus Gangiano Mr. William Tufariello Mr. Joseph Dagostaio Mrs. Muscara Miss Anna Tamburri Mr. Anthony Tomburri Miss Lucy Della Ventura Mr. Lawrence Mesce Miss Anna Maurro Mr. John Maurro Miss Adelina Caputo Mr. Thomas Caputo Miss Anna Caputo Mr. Eugene Mauro Miss Mary Mauro Miss Mary Falco Mr. William Motte Miss Camille Renna Mr. C. Charles Minisi Miss Louise R. Minisi Miss Elaine R. Minisi Mrs. D. Richard Minisi Mr. Cosmo Mauro Miss Amelia Santagada Miss Mary Santagada Miss Concetta DeMaio Mr. James Petracca Miss Lucille Petracca Miss Rose Petracca Miss Lena Petracca Miss Jennie Petracca Miss Rose Pascale Miss Josephine Guarino Miss Ann Galella Miss Ann DeVito Mr. Al DeVito Mr. Holmes Wormald Mr. William Wormald Mrs. William Wormald Mr. Michael Yobs Colonial Furniture Mr. Nick DePasquale Mr. Philip Mayer Miss Lucille Affitto Mr. Tommy Vitale Mr. Kessler Mr. Leo Litzky Mr. Joe Castellano Mr. Frank V. Posten Miss Virginia M. Cella Mr. Alan Turnbull Mr. Pat Zecchino Mr. Louis Carboni Mr. Guy Caputo Mr. Peter Fruncillo Miss Carmella Attanasio Mr. George Mauro Miss Elizabeth Mauro Mr. Samuel Mauro Miss Gilda Favilla Miss Rose Fontano Miss Tess Uscuiolo Mrs. L. Wohlken Mrs. Thomas Leary Mr. Armand Rehn Miss Rose La Morte Miss Betty La Morte eee == om mm — — “+ . — — -- шш — - -- — — “ . шш -- ---. Well Miss Connie La Morte Mr. Michael La Morte Mrs. Michael La Morte Mr. John La Morte Mrs. John La Morte Mr. Gerald La Morte Mrs. Gerald La Morte Mr. Vito Bogilco Mrs. Vito Bogilco Mr. Charles Conte Mrs. Nicklos Pepe Mrs. Florence Marino Mrs. Rose Bagnano Mrs. Mary Stefanelli Mr. Emil Stefanelli Mr. Joseph Leonard Mr. Frank losso Mr. Joseph Patrick Pastore Mr. Manny Pardini Mrs. Josephine Cecere Mr. Fred J. Forschner Mrs. Florence Forschner Mrs. Mary Helwig Mr. Fred J. Forschner, Jr. Silvio's Mr. James Ryan Mrs. James Ryan Miss Helen M. Ryan Miss Margaret Ryan Mr. Robert Bizzell Mr. Arthur Horn Mr. Ernest Zito Mr. Louis Nasti Mrs. Lee Ferrara Mr. Frank G. Koll Miss Josephine Longo Mr. and Mrs. Walter Logeman Miss Catherine Longo Miss Lily Curran Mr. and Mrs. John Denkinger Miss Anna Metaldi Wishers Mrs. Agnes Durkin Mr. Jerry Filan Dro Mr. Frank DeVito Mr. Rocco Tomascelli Mr. Joe Zarra Mr. Thomas Cuomo Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jovanis Mr. and Mrs. Nickolas Gines Mrs. E. J. Pamgini Mr. John Grauff Mr. James Shanley Mr. and Mrs. George Korris Mrs. Cornelius Pungi Mrs. Frank Di Buono Miss Ethel Ann Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Delbary Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Colatrella Miss Carmel Primanore Miss Lee Farina Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Rullis Mr. Michael Frank Rullis Mr. Walter Stone Mr. Joseph Stone Mr. and Mrs. Louis Celebre Mr. and Mrs. Mariano Ritacco Mrs. J. V. Hicks Miss Florence Carolin Miss Mary Daddezio Miss Antoinette Spassione Miss Anna Spassione Mrs. C. Kiupka Mrs. Carmine Rullis, Jr. Mrs. Joseph Magga Mrs. Lucy De Filippo Miss Marie Buonocore Miss Ida Buonocore Mr. Joseph Buonocore Mrs. Betty Buonocore Mr. Raymond Del Bury Miss Josephine Falcetano EEE КЕМ == === === ee mm ус π� t wm c t ct Á PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK In this Year Book made by Nu-Camera Studio Kresge Department Store Newark, New Jersey ۱ Compliments of Collegiate Cap and Gown Company ACADEMIC APPAREL — CHOIR ROBES 366 Fifth Avenue New York City Dieges Clust 17 JOHN STREET NEW YORK, N. 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I looked, and saw him open the book, and read therein; and, as he read, he wept and trembled; and not being able longer to contain, he broke out with a lamentable cry, saying What shall I do?” Pitcrim’s PROGRESS First Part. — Two Shining Men Castles-1 Truth 2 Honor Pawns: Patience Discretion Prudence Fair speech Gospel sprinkler Hopeful Courage Self-reliance WHITE King—Celestial City Queen—Delectable Mountains Bishop-1 Good-will 2 Charity BLACK King—City of Destruction Queen—Enchanted Ground Bishop-] Atheist 2 Hypocrisy Knights-1 Giant Despair 2 Mr. Legality Castles-1 Sloth of Despond 2 Doubting Castle . Malice . Live-loose „Мае . Cruelty . Enmity . Blindman . No Good . Money-love Presenting... COG 'N PEN Central Commercial and Technical СООРО ВҮЕ feel the pangs of sorrou clina is now adieu to thee | sing; Ind thoughts of such a blissful past, Within my mind shall ever last I felt a sadness in my heart When first I knew that we must part; ind now to thee dear Central High I bid a very fond good-bye The things I've learned to love and do Shall leave me grateful unto you And to the board of erudites For many days and countless nights Once more in praise | lift my song To think Гое been with thee so long And now, on this fair day in June lt seems that we must part so soon And when this book I seek again, To wish that I were back in vain In some far distant future year I'll close my eyes and shed a tear With saddened joy I lift my song Until its sounds are heard so strong, That in thy mem ry will retain, And evermore shall make thoe lain. —Lovis Boscia AS, ү Мы Ke E: f ἕν er 5 х, d � . = T å re ined MR. STANTON А. RALSTON KE kindness and tolerance has made our stay here delightful. We are your first four year class and are proud of that distinction. Although, not without fault, we trust that we have not transgressed too much. You have been fair to us and we surely appreciate it. MISS KATHARINE В. MARTIN OUR patience with our records is surely appreciated You have helped us thru many detours which, through our own carelessness, might have been very troublesome. You have kept us on the track HENRY A. McCRACKEN 5 Ын prepared the way for us and helped us get “settled.” ALMA MATER High above the busy city, Far beyond all touch of ill, Sits enthroned our [ma Mater, Our dear Lady on the Hill. In the glory of the morning Burns in lines of liquid gold, Every upward pointing tower Like some battlement of old Face we boldly every crisis, Love the need ol duty done, Аз our pillared Alma Mater Boldly fronts the rising sun Hope of youth and pride of manhood, Standing steadfast, strong and sure, Guide us onward, ever upward, Heritage of rich and poor. Chorus: Lift the chorus, send it swelling, With a real and loyal will, And our bounty be the beauty Of our Lady on the Hill. SMITH- [RiESS CLASS SONG DR. R. A. LASLETT SMITH You have written the music for In '58 we said Hello Ч i _ Ve 2 pae Жо� да FOR moy A To dear old Central High E рер 427 αν Four happy years have flown too fast We now must say Good-bye But though we must part. There is hope in our hearts Unafraid we face the world. Our hands are strong Our heads are high Our banners are unfurled We'll work and we'll fight. For the things that are right We'll be loyal we'll be true We'll make you proud dear Central High This class of '42 Second Verse Although we leave you Central High Still in our memory Will ever linger all we've learned Through our great faculty. Repeat Chorus Epwarp McGanicLE Emma А. Bailey William С. Baue David John W. Brady Hazel M. Breithut Annie D, Butler Philip C. Clamurro William А. Coleman Michael Conovitz John A. Deady Mario Del Favero Seward De Hart Margaret Devonald Eleanor Egly Irving Eisen Benjamin Eskin Martin Fishbein Solomon Fleischman Aaron Franzblau Joanna J. Gellas Louis Goldman Henry M. Goldstein Estella R. Gordon Harold Gouss Walter Б. Griffin J. Earl Griffith Solomon M. Grover John Hartline Martha Hastings Paul Haeseler Andrew S. Hegeman P, Meyers Heiges Rosamond H. Hopper Emma Hough Louis Inzeo Jennie Janulin Stanley W. Janulis Lucy E. Jones Benjamin Katz Mollie Kaufman George Kessler Dorothy Klein d Krie ger Lida A. Lavers Alexander B. Lewis Beatrice J. Litch Leo Litzky Louise E. Lovell John T. Mason Mary В. McMenamin John H. McNamara John McSharry Josephine Megaro Joseph Miller Florence P. Misureillo Julia Mitchell Marcella Mooney Charles Mumma Hargreaves W. Murray Daniel Н. Nester William J. O'Brien Jessie Pressler John T. Price Fred R. Profeta Oscar F. Raab Harland G. Ranney Armand С. Rehn Robert R. Reilly Robert Rienzi Jacob L. Rittenband Joseph F. Rowan Harry J. Sargent Victor H. Schleicher Joseph A. Schotland Walter Siegwarth David Skolnik R, A. Laslett Smith David Т. Stammelman ert В. Strahar Elizabeth С. Sullivan Bertram Tracht Alan C. Turnbull Anthony Velard Albert J. Wah Arthur Wakefield Lila B. Wright Ruth L. Ward Morris C. Warrick Caleb О. Weeks Mable Welles That tower of strength which stood four-square to all the winds that blew. Our Faculty Aduisera MRS. MABEL WELLES (ATI adviser — Your untir- Ing energies in preparing our cover design and helping with yearbook and skill in decorating and preparation for our class pictures made them beautiful and long to be remembered. MR. VICTOR H. SCHLEICHER ACULTY adviser, yes—but on a pic- nic, one of the boys. You have made us do the work. Ours has been the re- sponsibility. Your guidance а� а in- sistance upon democratic methods of procedure in every matter, has given us valuable experience. Let other classes profit by your example. Thanks a million. MR. ALAN TURNBULL Photography Adviser E owe you our gratitude for your splendid co- 9 operation in making up our divider pages Under your skillful supervision our Photography Committee has done a good job and gained valu- able experience not otherwise obtainable Thank you and may other classes have our good fortune. MR. BENJAMIN KATZ Business Adviser 2” have been of great assistance in the advertising department of our Year Book. Your efforts have given us great financial assistance MISS ANGELINA SENA E were sorry to lose you as со- faculty adviser in our 3A term. We wish you every success. FRANK SCALERA AUGUST LANZARA Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN LOUIS DOMIN DOROTHY GLANCY RALPH SCHMID LARRY FABBRONI GERALDINE FRYER AGNES GOURLEY IDA GUARINO LEROY MALONEY ANN PELOSE CHARLES GRAHAM LOUIS BOSCIA GEORGE D'ALONZO ANGELA CENTANNI ROBERT MARCHESE ALBERT STURCHIO MARIE SORRENTINO Э� ab tay 4 we ή А) .......� PRENNE а ais v at S MOUIS BOSCIA Vice-President . . . . AUGUST LANZARA Secretary JO V o. V tS OLA ВОН Treasurer . . . . . . ,LARRY FABBRONI Marion Annunziata Secretarial “Her method is pleasantness.” Audrey Axt Secretarial “Not too serious, not too ή дау. М Dorothy Alexander Wake No Undesignated up you sleepy head James Anzano Technical Knowledge is the labor—but why la Thomas Balac Technical one knows what he can d o. y Vi y Ánita Amiano Secretarial Why she found out.’ fruit of bor?“ Florence Beckman Undesignated Humorous chatter.' 5 quiet we haver Nick Andriano Technical Frie nd thou wert dent thou wer but stu t never Marie Auriemma General Clerical Oh, that lipstick. Bessie Bell Secretarial Quiet, refined and well mannered.” William Bergin Rose Beyer anton! illi : Sam Bell Technica lam Bittner sehnica 1 he , Å Tech! splas х Always laughing ١ £ $ | at wor gentu Quiet Margaret Black Rose Bleiler Allen Boehs Secretarial ° Secretarial Technical “А rare companion of oddity, “It is work which gives “A small body, harbors a frolic and fun.” flavor to life.” great soul.” Joseph Bolcato Louis Boscia Clifford Bowden Audrey Brodie Business Technical Industrial Secretarial “Lover of sports—swell All great men are dead, | Tall of stature, high in “Always thinking of her fellow.” don't feel so well myself.” aim.” work.” Edith Butz Secretarii Anthony Campesi Technical Fred Cantelmo Matthew Cantwell Leonard Caposiena Technical Technical Technical “All things come around to “A man with a smile is a Quiet and unassuming man worth while.” He takes his place among him, men.” Who will but wait.” A = Josephine Caruso Margaret Caputo Michael Carbone Angelina Carnevale Secretarial Technical Undesignated Secretarial “Short and sweet, Happy and from care I'm “Her sweet simplicity has In quietness and confidence You'd like to meet. free, full sway.” shall be your strength.” Why aren't they all con- tented like me?” Angela Centanni Lenora Chavious : asciano Catherine c ndesignated Emil Chupak Ralph Ciccone Anne Cifelli Technical Secretarial General Clerical His virtues are many, None but him can be his Beauty is not caused— His faults are few. parallel. ' it is.’ Mario Cilli Carmela Cino Edward Circillo Marion Colavito Business Secretarial Technical Secretarial “A smile is better than a Goes about her affairs day Care is an enemy to life. “The kind of a girl to know.” a frown.” by day, Speaks when spoken to in her own way.” Michael Conte Evelyn Conti r Confalone 3usiness Undesignated чш Cordasco Busines: Technic?! : E pile em j - чайы; MA thou � y ay › 0 the ma! Louis Coviello Louise Curcione Theresa Cortes Laughter, chatter and Technical song.“ Business “A smile that covers all.” “Oh Einstein here is thy successor.” George D'Alonzo Robert Dambach Anna D'Auria Arthur DeFilipps Technical Technical Secretarial Technical “All his accomplishments “The thud of the pigskin to “Her secret manner is one “The best sport one can find, well done. him is life itself. to be admired. Art's the happy-go-lucky kind.” Ea Nathan hå Anthony De Paul Fiore De Vito William De Vito Technical Secretarial Business An athlete nice to know We know little of him, but Little is known, d p È ἐν “ And always ready for fun.’ we would like to know But the known is good. more.” . Voula Diamant Eugene Dibilio Pat Di Maio Rose Di Vincenzo Secretarial Business Technical Secretarial She goes her way silently, “A soft shadow with a soft “A good sport in every “Silence is a word, and annoys no one.” voice.” sense.” Rose has never heard.“ William Fahy Business “A pleasant fellow fond of athletics.” Morton Feller Technical To live long it is necessary to live slowly. Nor Eleanor Lewis Ferdinand “Neither glad, sad. Technical Downs John Dychkowski Lucy Farina Secretarial There are but few who know the hidden treasures in her. La Verne Fischer Secretarial ”Leave silence to the Gods: I am only human. careless � ог too too studious nor too Larry Fabbroni Grace Featherson General Clearical Gags and giggles. Andrew Foscato Technical “Though he comes here, It's sure his mind is else- where.'' Sam Fuccello Josephine Garafola BA Fay Guiliano James Geswelli Katherine Gevas Technical Secretarial Secretarial “Take him for all in all, Sparkingly eyes and He's a man. smiling.” , Smiles for everyone.’ Michael Guiliano Inex Giusti Dorothy Glancy Antley Gold Technical Secretarial Undesignated Technical “One of Central's pride pos- Smiling through.' sessions, In top of form at fencing sessions.” “A smile on her lips, “Gold is where you find А twinkle in her eyes.” him.” Agnes Gourlay Charles Graham κανε Charles Griffin і Technical salıty А man can't be hid.” Ida Guarino Vito Guarino Michael Gural Secretarial Business Technical Pleasant to all, To be or not to be— One can not always be а Liked by all.” what?” hero, But one can be a man.” Arthur Guttke Catherine Haddow Walter Hamburg Andrew Hanula Undesignated Business Technical Technical “Не goes his way and does ”Depend on him—swell “ There's a great deal in first “It's not what you are, but impressions. what's in you.” no wrong.” fellow. Charles Hawkey Williams Henning Raymond Herter John Hock Jay Hoffman Technical Technical Technical ‘ “The world admires those Quiet and reserved.” I strived for greater goals.’ who try.” Arthur Horn Mario lanetti Mildred Ingardone Philip losso Technical Technical Business Business “No one knows what he “A swell fellow to know.” “Her ambition is to rise.” Му thoughts are my com- can do until he tries.” panions.” William Juliano William Jungerman Stalius Juvelis 5 Mary Kaufos John Keen General Clerical Michael Kaziewicz ا‎ Undesignated “How sweet it is to do He's a good natured, jolly, “As free from sorrow as she nothing.” regular fellow.” is from sin.” sE. Raymond Keiser Dorothy Kelley Helen Kinsky Henry Kolakowski Secretarial Undesignated Secretarial Technical “Full of pep, happy gay, “Her flocks are thoughts, I'd rather dance.” “He is a gentleman because That's our Keiser night and She keeps them white.” his nature Is kind, and affable to every day.” creature. £ Joseph Kurek Jerry LaMorte : Au 51 gust william Kraw! Technical Technical Lanzara Techn inassuring he If at first y “С� тса! а� а don't ng men ЭР: асе am Thomas Laulette Gerald Lebleboojian John Legge Technical Technical Technical “A diploma, my kingdom for He's not tough, he's not Oh, that moustache. a diploma.” rough, but he's determined. Beatrice Lemongello Shirley Lenoir Christine Lessa Harry Lewis Secretarial Undesignated Secretarial Business “It's nice to be neat, it's “Is she quiet and demure? She looks like an angel and Quiet, but cheerful. nice to be dressed, Maybe, but don't be too acts like one too, To laugh and talk and look sure.” But you never can tell what your best.” an angel will do.” Richard Logan Nancy Luciano Busine Mafaldo Luongo Technical Secretaria] Er eyes mischief dwells | TT Bernard Lynch John Lynch Theodore Mados Technical Technical Technical Man of Muscles.” The athletic type, what a “A good man to know.” man. 245 da Samuel Maione LeRoy Maloney Robert Mammon Florence Manzbach Technical Technical Undesignated Business Give me music and the “Never on time but always “Та, talk, talk, . . . | Pleasant in her own little world is mine.” there. love it.” way. чи å Rose Marra Norman Marshall Vinc Undesignat TY Mastrocola Bu ral He bred Thi Helmi Matson Theresa Mattia Filomena Maxxa Secretarial Secretarial Secretarial Silence is the most perfect A little nonsense now and Quite and sincere. herald for joy. then Is relished by the best of them. Gloria Mazza Muriel McDonough Edward McGarigle Mary McPartland Undesignated Secretarial Technical Secretarial “A little nonsense now and “Laugh, and the world Thou art a fellow of good “Her thoughts are gay when then never hurts anyone.” laughs with you.” respect.” with a group is she. Richard Melillo Thomas Melody Alfonse Mercuro Technical Ann Melillo Business Technical carretaria! : striking. Secre «Manner is always 5 Life is but а twirl,’ “не, laugh anc es always ready i så on y? demand.“ “Why nC t napp Ruth Miller John Minion Violet Moffitt Business Undesignated Secretarial “A pleasant girl with а “One who knows his way Laughing, talking all the smile, ahead. day. Makes Miss Miller worth your while. Gertrude Moore l William Moroz Harold Mueller Grace Murante General Clerical Technical Technical Secretarial “ “One who always knows her “Not too serious, not to gay, “He has a will and a way Timid she seems, but . . . place. But а real sport when it that is striking.” comes to play. Doris Murray Antonette Nardone 3 Lucille Naturale Secretarial Dusiness Secretaria ЭР e Always try for the best She is small, she is wise, | 5 try for the best. It’. r for her size Nice t E She's a terror De When nice Naturale’ you're naturally E εἰ N Edward Nemer Rosina Nicoletta Fred Oberleitner Business Undesignated Technical Always tending to his own Where's the laughter that “One who knows just wha t work. shook the rafter?” he is going to do. Elizabeth Oldham Joseph Oliver George Paicer Bertha Parella Secretarial Business Technical Secretarial Never a frown to cloud a One of good standing. It's not what you are but Laughter is the spice of sunny day.” what's in you. life.” م På‏ Thomas Pepe Louis Petruccione Rose Ра'о®®0 a Tec ' Indes Lu А n 4 ecnnica E hundred Alway ready tor quiet lad ms Бе worth a N Chatterbox. ‚ences takes th: Business i like a : Whiz HS as they 15 'A laugn ' : aroan 9 5 а� а come,” Stanley Pfeffer Edmund Piatkowski Joseph Ploski Technical Technical Industrial “What's a band without a Silence is golden.” A disposition all his own.’ trombone?” Lola Polo Edward Powell Betty Rand Angelo Reciniello Gen. Clerical Business Genera! Clerical Business Live and learn—l live.” “Basket after basket “She always makes it worth ‘Where there's a will there's He shoots for success. her while, a way. To follow clearly every style. A William Reiss Elizabeth Renzullo Alma Restaino Technical Secretarial Secretaria] $i thout Ch 7 done without Character and intelligence Nothing 15 “ goes hand in hand.“ Conceit hard work, 1 IS а girl's : armor,” best Saivatore Ricca Anthony Ricciardi Vincent Ricciardi Industria Technical Technical he goes about his A pleasant lad, who works business.’ like mad.” Frank Roberts Edmon Robinson James Robustell Helen Romano Technical General Clerical Technical Secretarial “A fine character and а “Sound the trumpet, “One that knows that he “Not solemnity, not dignity, good sport. the drums; knows.” But friendliness and jollity.” Lo! the conquering comes.” 117 Delphine Rossi Lillian Royster Daniel Rucki n Genera! erica echnical Quiet is she From care she's free. TK gaze, an d still eu� Small head could he knew.” AS Gloria Ruglio Dorothy Russomano Margaret Salandra Secretarial Secretaria Secretarial She dresses neat; her Her eyes reflect the She has all who pass actions sweet.’ heavens’ deepest blue A frie smile which will John Santillo Adam Savino Frank Scalera Anne Scarpa Technical Business Technical Secretarial “Gags, girls and a саг; “A fellow all fellows should I'd rather be right than “Sweet sophistication.” I guess he’s just a male be like. President. Lamarr.” n Ralph Schmid Fred Schuster Soloman Schachma Technica! lean d E or Se echnical echnical sso SM A friend in need is a friend -xemplifying American а! indeed.” Youth.” secretarial утур girl } 9 who f e but d ears nothin; Joing wrong “ g lola Sironi Judith Smith Marie Sorrentino Secretarial Undesignated Her face reveals her Sweet and charming, you’l personality.“ agree s our lovely maiden, Marie.’ ) AV | Marion Spera Kathleen Spragg Albert Sturchio Marie Tomasulo Secretarial Secretarial Technical Secretarial She's a mite in size, Sweet and nice to meet. 'In life for him there'd be уе been dying for four But her thoughts are wise.” no joys, years, If in this world were only Now Im going to live. boys.” Marie Tozzi Christine Tortoriello Secretaria Secretarial Albert Tutko Tec Mary Louise Tucker hnica Undesignated unruffled and placi 1 Be siler and safe alm Silence never betrays you. lake. Stephen VanMil Elsie VanPopering Geraldine Visco Technical Secretarial General Clerical “A quiet nature has she, but, mischief lurks beneath.” “Let the world slide, let the world go, A fig for care, a woe.” “Friend to all, foe to none.” fig for Elmer Vanderwater T е с� � їса! we ends that Betty Voskian Secretarial “Give me liberty or give me death.” Carmen Vitaliti Agnes Wagner Frank Weber Technic lurks behind that TT lan We 1 VY hat. ] silent mind? lat :— No Louise Whitfield Robert Wickham Norman Wieser Undesignated Technical Technical s the fruit of lice fellc ho is He is as nice as he is tall.” why labor?’ quiet.’ `x Ha « Stanley Wisniewski Edmund Woitkoski Walter Wolchik Concetta Zarro Technical Technical Technical Secretarial “His brains are with him “His books are his friends. “Where there are women Peace and quiet is around wherever he may go. there's Walter.” Concetta.” Theodore Zdunowski Bruno Zerbato Technical Business tness won him Brilliance is an asset ac- ds.” friends. quired with ease.” TO OUR SUCCESSORS “BEST OF LUCK” Another few mint mt hurt Food—Here we come Dagwood Special A little stroll after lunch lends 11:45 A. M. - Uh - variety Yipp-ee!! - School's out Practice makes perfect 2:45 P. M. 3:00 P. M. Gee whiz! Those reports again 7:00 P. M. Tsk! Tsk! The Teacher shouldn't have turned A. M pursuing one's studies A little excercsie never hurt anyone? P.M 1:45 P. M Scene: The hangout Solid Senders: Characters: Him and her Doing the Jersey Bounce Props: A “coke” and two straws 10:00 P. M. 9:15 P. M. å pt f � 9.0915 saa . ريت‎ = СЛ : N A, | Bew. de БА, ү? Pastime f questions ks to youth for state of mind cutrix of details. Testament the + Zelt BEST LOOKING DOROTHY RUSSOMANO GERALD LEBLEBOOJIAN el E e E Ч = 5 ; 1 BEST DRESSERS GLORIA RUGLIO JOHN ROMEYN MOST CONCEITED ALMA RESTAINO ADAM SAVINO MOST AMBITIOUS ANGELA CENTANNI LARRY FABBRONI x CLASS PESSIMIST ELSIE VAN POPERING JOHN GORDON MOST STUDIOUS GERALDINE FRYER LOUIS COVIELLO CLASS CHARMER PRISCILLA CALLAN ADAM SAVINO BEST MIXER LUCILLE NATURALE AUGUST LANZARA MOST GIFTED FANNY GUILIANO FRANK SCALERA Photography Lou Domin Lewis Ferdinand Daniel Ruck Mr. Alan Turnbull Entertainment John Gordon (Chairman) Larry Fabbroni Grace Featherson Margaret Salandra Charles Griffin Clubs and Organizations Marie Sorrentino (Chairman) Sam Bellantoni Marie Tozzi Mildred Ingardone Betty Voskian Anita Amiano = CHEN? A ` Literary Committee Louis Boscia (Chairman) Ralph Schmid Tom Melody Margaret Salandra Helen Romano Adam Savino Gossip Committee Albert Sturchio (Chairman) LaVerne Fisher Agnes Gourlay Marian Calavito Dot. Russomano Angelo Recieniello Business Committee hairmar Stanley Pfeffer Larry Fabbroni (Cha udy Smith August Lanzara John Santillo Robert Marchese Mary Haupel Myron Buczak Nancy Luciano Decorating Committee Ida Guarino (Chairman) Larry Fabbroni Eleanor Downs La Verne Fisher Doris Murray Pat Di Maio Marie Sorrentino August Lanzara Marie Tozzi Sam Fucella Anna Scarpa Ralph Schmid Delphine Rossi George D'Alonzo Geraldine Visco Adam Savino Louise Curcigne Myron Buczak Frank Scalera LeRoy Maloney Al Sturchio Typists Committee Angela Centanni (Chairman) Ann Pelose Ida Guarino Angelo Reciniello Frank Velardo Class Day Frank Velardo (Chairman) Angelo Reciniello Helen De Nicola Louis Boscia Nick Andriano La Verne Fisher Anna Pelose Dorothy Russomano Directory Committee Robert Marchese (Chairman) Rose Di Vincenzo James Anzano Robert Wickham Betty Rand Gloria Ruglio Vito Guarino Le Roy Maloney L mmilleei Commencement Philip losso Theresa Cortez Ann Pelose Ida Guarino Marie Tomasula (Chairman) Frank Weber Mike Giuliano Peter Confalone ouis DOSC Rc bert Marchese Sports Committee Publicity Committee (Chairman) Rosina Nicoletta Marie Sorrentino Josephine Garafola Marie To Robert Mammon Betty Voskian Arrangement (Chairman) Ida Guarino a Ann Cortez Agnes Gourlay Personnel Charles Graham (Chairman) George D'Alonzo Lewis Ferdinand Faculty Angela Centanni Louis Petruccione Dorothy Glancy (Chairman) Robert Mammon Seymour Agnes Gourlay Litwack Dot Murray Ralph Schmid FRANK SC RAYMOND KEISER THEODORE MADOS BASEBALL Playing Short S ROBERT DAMBACK NORMAN MARSHALL RALPH SCHMID Two Var- SWIMMING 1939-40-41-42 € Sa їр 200 Team 194 Placed estyle in City Meet EDWARD POWELL BASKETBALL, 1941-42—Two Varsity ; Captain о quad 1942. Placed As All City Сиг BASEBALL C's at Catcher Position FOOTBALL, 1941-42—0ne Varsity C Named All-City 3rd Team Quarter back. WILLIAM BE RGEN ADAM SAVINO Two 1941-42—0ne Vars Jreastroke Varsity Baseman Team EDMON ROBINSON ALBERT TUTKO SWIMMING 42-— Two Varsity C's Placed 3rd in 100 yd. Breast- roke Meet on City Cham ALFRED CORDASCO BASKETBALL 0-41 -42—Two Varsity “C's Named First Team All City Guard Named First Team All County Guard. Named Third Team All State Guard үе” me RE Ia AA, EAS 5,0774 0 x 4 s Р ч E 44 يبه‎ , 3 - Je Bei em m mots ч х STUDENT COUNCIL . WELLES, MR. LEWIS COVIELLO MATH CLUB Adviser, MR. SKOLNIK President, LOUIS COVIELLO CHORISTERS Adviser, DR. SMITH GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB = ш E a « 4 Ы 2 iser, MISS WINBERG esident, HARVEY SLATEN TOWN MEETING Adviser, MR. STAMMELMAN President, LOUIS BOSCIA COMMERCIAL CLUB Adviser, MR. HEIGES President, RICHARD MELILLO RIFLE CLUB iviser, MR. TURNBULL resident, RAYMOND HOCK = Ё - o = + Z € ш : = TECH CLUB MURRAY iser, MR PHOTOPLAY er, MR. DEADY ARCHERY CLUB Adviser, MR. GROVER BELLE LETTRES r, MR. BARNARD sident, GERALDINE FRYER GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB Adviser, MISS EGLY ident, ANGELA CENTANNI MRS. HOPPER ART CLUB Adviser resident, NICK ZARE CH President, ANGELO BIANCO Zz j ш ( Ё un o Л o aa - -3 ω = = = a u = Mn ш ITALIAN CLUB Adviser, MISS LIT JUNIOR RED CROSS Adviser, MISS PALMER MARY BYRNE ELECTRICITY CLUB Adviser, MR. STRAHAN dent, M. PLAGGER SCIENCE CLUB Adviser, MR. EISEN - LERNER President, LEROY MALONEY DRAMATIC CLUB Advi HOUGH t, ELEANOR DOWNS 14 perry — À NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Adviser, MR. BARNARD President, DAN RUCKI PAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE Adviser, MR. MILLER President, GLORIA RUGLIO LOUIS BOSCIA SALES CLUB Adviser, DR. PROFETA President, C. KAROMBALOS CAREER CLINIC Adviser, MISS ALLEN President, IOLA SIRONI BASKETBALL TEAM MR. SOL FLEISCHMAN, Coach MR. ANDREW S. HEGEMAN, Adviser ED POWELL, Captain SWIMMING TEAM MR. 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So I awoke, and behold it was a dream. Now, Reader, I have told ту dream to thee; See if thou cans't inlerpret it to me, Or to thyself, or neighbor; but take heed. Of misinterpreting; for that, instead Of doing good, will but thyself abuse By misinterpreting; evil ensues.” ConcLusion—Part 1 Produced by Engravatone ° NEW CITY PRINTING COMPANY UNION CITY, N. J.