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

Text from Pages 1 - 334 of the 1946 volume:

AE P j Y ZA r y - E a 7 p y - c Е «7 Е - sf | and Technical High School Ж жы Class of January 1946 New Jersey To their unprejudiced foundations, To their lasting resources, To their majestic mountains, rolling plains J ; 9 í and fertile valleys NEW JERSEY To their love of justice, humanity, and equality, And above all,... to their unity. To these states we do dedicate this book. Liberty and Prosperity The Administration... TM Central Justitia Omnibus (Justice to All) STANTON A. RALSTON Principal HENRY A. McCRACKEN Vice-Principal The Faculty of Central Advisers LILA B. WRIGHT FRED R. PROFETA MABEL WELLES 4b Class Officers ALPHONSE ZOPPI . JOHN SIMEL . ROSE MORRELLO . ROSE CAPACCIO President Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer | posi- de ini qu Wa iW 7 n% 0); Ly Lawrence Acterman treet OREGON James Addessa 114 Smith Street Technical Course Thoughtfulness is a great vir- tue But a | non se is en- Joyed t Frank Aiello 18 Seventh Avenue Industrial Course A happy, breezy person who will stand by his word Anthony Albanese ar ! 744 Highland Avenue 172 Hillside Avenue Technical Course Technical Course UA gentleman of personality and Neatness reflects an orderly wit mind Abe А, Alexander Marion Alfano South 7th Street She flies with her own wings Marie A. Alfieri 66 Taylor Street Secretarial Course Delightful, sweet and nice to meet” Norma Annunziata 530 Broadway Secretarial Course Blithe, bonnie, good and gay em Domenica N. Arico Elvira Annicchiarico afa 730 North 6th Street 38 Bloomfield Avenue Secretarial Course Secretarial Course 4 2 Ж в “We са� not choose but to like Happy and free from care ul her Estelle Balsam sition all her WYOMING Teresa S. Belamarich 251 Bruce Street Business Course A lover of sports Anthony V. Bellacosa 648 South 15th Street Technical Course A tower of manly strength” Betty Bingham қ Vera Alica Blasco 60 Chester Avenue - 47 State Street General Clerical General Clerical Small in size; big in heart, A genuine and sincere little Just a good kid girl” À Charles L. Borders 24 Dewey Street Technical Course True friendship under a rough exterior'' Nina Bleyfeder er John 171 N Techn Take Equal Rights T. Boland th 9th Street cal Course him г al Emil Stanley Bonfini 13 Littleton Avenue Technical Course A mixture of friendliness and intelligence What more са� one ask” Novel V. Borras 4 Sec West Street retarial Course voice is ever soft, gentle and low” Anna M. Bruno 990A Franklin Avenue General Clerical Saucy but sweet and friendly Mary E. Boyd Atha Breece 161 Norfolk Street General Clerical and be safe Edwin A. Bukont 545 South 18th Street Technical Course How sweet it is to do nothing rr Avenue Ronald Douglas Bundick 381 Ne w Street Technical Course A good sport and a friend of all” Larry Busichio Friendship Angelina Camilla 19 Clifton Avenue General Clerical Sparkling, gay, and nonchalant” Gloria Edith Campanalonga 385 North 12th Street General Clerical П A quiet person in her ways' Nicholas Albert Cantarella Rose P. Capaccio z 60 State Street 803 South 17th Street Technical Course General Clerical Never on time, but always Seek and ye shall find there” Jean Casale 25 Hecker Street Business Course When it comes to bands and swing Jean can tell you everything Edith Carretta Summer Avenue Secretarial Course Respected for her powers Rita Casale 32 Sixth Avenue Secretarial Course A good heart is better than all the heads in the world Anna Caputo Angela Castellano 59 Cutler Street General Clerical Tis well to be honest and true Jenny A. Cilento 165 - 12th Avenue Secretarial Course Gentle in manner, speech Robert L. Chapman As merry as the day is long Dirigo (1 guide) Jean Cherubini 815 Ridge Street Secretarial Course Keeps the golden meaning be- tween saying too much and tc little Rudolph Nicolas Cicchino 47 South Munn Avenue Technical Course Another tall one Mary M. Cilento 165 - 12th Avenue Secretarial Course Elsie T. Colasanti Street NORTH CAROLINA George W. Cole 78 Hartford Street Indu A gentleman Robert J. Connell 13 Blum Street Technical Course A cute boy with a cute smile Lillian M. Cook 412 South 10th Street Angela D'Addario 206 Newark Street Secretarial Course General Clerical A certain simplicity that makes everyone her friend Inner glow and outer charm Connie De Brino 206 Hunterdon Street Secretarial Course A simple direct sincereness’’ honesty, and Ted A. D’Addario Esse Quam V iderie (To be rather than to seem) Mary A. Danna 76 Garside Street General Clerical ttie nonsense now A | then Connie De Benedictis 417 North 6th Street Secretarial Course Sweet, neat and petite” Lorraine M. De Girarde 128 South 9th Street Secretarial Course Charm is the gift of the gods Ted Del Guercio 76 Wakeman Avenue Technical Course public man of light and lead- ng” ALABAMA Augustina De Matteo 43915 North 12th Street General Clerical A lass with mischief in her laugh” Betty De Rogatis 191 Summer Avenue Secretarial Course “Life is to be lived, and to live is to love” Carol Sue De Rogatis Ralph C. De Rose 281 Verona Avenue 57 - 15% Street Secretarial Course Technical Course “Laughing and talking all day, Helps to chase the blues away Our class politician Emil T. De Spirito mt Avenue ourse | of fun, liked Here we rest Anna M. Dianella 132 Second Street General Clerical “Always ready to laugh and. be merry” Michael Di Orio 455 North 7th Street Industrial Course “A spontaneous wit who holds the deep affections of а!” Mary Di Stefano Dolores L. Dolan = 158 Hunterdon Street 167 = PU Avene General Clerical Secretarial Course Quiet, serious and a friendly Life is short, so let's be gay” spirit” Henry G. Drappi 170 Parker Street yi y TP id COLORADO Edward Earl 30 Warren Street Business Course His wit matches his intel gence” Guido U, Echo 444 South 13th Street Technical Course To sketch, to paint, to live Ruth Elliott 334 - 15th Avenue Melvin H. Eisler 741 Hunterdon Street ical Course i ! Course General Clerical if vo , “бо much to do in so little time” Every man is a volume you know how to read him Josephine Marie Emanuele Fairmount Avenue u‏ ممه cal Practice modest maid m aso sannana 218 29 Nil Sine Numine (Nothing without diety) John B, Enea 49 Elizabeth Avenue chnical Course The mirror of courtesy Rose Esposito 287 Parker Street Secretarial Course Cheerfulness wins friends wherever it goes” John Evanko Nathan Failla 145 Belmont Avenue 484 South 20th Street ee Technical Course industrial “Fame and fortune await the A — n s smile is fellow redhead worthwhile John J. Feeley 10 Columbia Avenue Technical Course To his classmates he possess a warm and friendy heart'' TENNESSEE Harry Feigenbaum 97 Quitman Street Technical Course “The postman always rings twice” Howard Feld 427 Jelliff Avenue Technical Course “There is no wisdom like frank- ness” Raymond O. Felmly Carmela Ferrara ? 12 Carterett Street 550 North 9th Street Technical Course : Secretarial Course Quiet to the bystander, but full z А Р 3 of fun amongst his friends Charm is her greatest asset 90999999056, Lope Хы� . Catherine Fiducia 288 Morris Avenue Clerical Practice Quiet persons are welcomed ev- erywhere” Agriculture and Commerce Ralph E. Fleischmann 27 Baldwin Avenue Technical Course A quiet, studious manner is his most valuable asset” Ernest Forrester 64 Boyd Street Industrial Course When work is finished, success is won Albert A. Frankovsky Gerson Friedman 151 South 10th Street 4 278 Hawthorne Avenue General Clerical Technical Course Knows what he wants and usu- A man after his own heart ally gets it” 4 Phyllis M. Giglio 144 James Street Secretarial Course WASHINGTON Marie T. Gonnella Short, quiet, sweet and worthy of good things” Augie J. Grasso 68 Garside Street Technical Course Though a lion to his enemies But is a lamb to his friends” Roy Groeger Andrew Gudzak 828 Bergen Street : 629 South 20th Street nical Course Industrial Course Wine, women and a car Life, liberty and the pursiut” James N. Gue Washington Street Technical (By and by) Daniel P. Gurrera 163 Watson Avenue Technical Course |t matters not what you are thought to be, But what you аге” Wilma A. Harper 137 James Street Secretarial Course A heart to match her size Ivy Henderson Robert Edward Hirlemann 194 Morris Avenue 41 Hinsdale Place General Clerical Technical Course A finger in every pie” His bark is worse than his bite Lorraine Holmes treet J| j| paS em Mire RHODE ISLAND Robert J, Horak Avenue Gerard J. Houde 50 Chester Avenue Technical Course A gentleman and a friend Lois Marie Howard : Fred Huber 170 South Orange Avenue 24 Dassing Avenue Secretarial Course Technical Course Life is shorter if we hurry Knowledge is the fruit of labor Gerard C. lacobelli 34 High Street Course from head to Angelina Yanuzzi 296 Second Avenue Secretarial Course Quiet, sincere and modest Ralph A. Ignomirello 166 Hawthorne Avenue Technical Course As one of the boys he is one of the best” Thomas F. Jacobellis - Isabelle N. James 37 Oraton Street 289 Norfolk Street Technical Course Secretarial Course Life comes and goes No anger found in thee, many ways zi f But mirth and joy” Frederick J. Jinks 59 Boylan Street Technical Course A human fish in the life MISSISSIPPI Eva John 589 - 15th Avenue Secretarial Course 'A quiet nature and a steadfast friend Kenneth J. Johnson 103 Monmouth Street Technical Course Silence is golden: He com- mands great wealth u u nee аа e William R. Johnson Marion Elizabeth Jordan 146 Badger Avenue 49 Rutgers Street Industrial Course Secretarial Course 'Logic is logic, that's all | say” Her disposition is admired by all“ Peter Korzenewich 535 South 12th Street Technical Course Happy am | from care free” am Archie Thomas Kallas 245 Avon Avenue urse experie nce STATE SEAL Virtute Et Armis (By valor and arms) Raymond E. Kizma Chadwick Avenue Course The world knows little of its greatest men Chris Koronakos 11 North 6th Street Business Course A dapper chap; scholarly” Penelope Kounelias 218 Bruce Street Secretarial Course As lovely as she is wise” ambitious Louise M, Leicht South 8th Street Joyce Le Noir 78 Wakeman Avenue General Clerical Quiet but ready Jean Lienau 289 Morris Avenue Secretarial Course ambition is to rise, but not in size” Ida La Porte Jane J. Lobur 213 Morris Avenue Secretarial Course Beautiful to look at, the age of one's dreams im- Louis Machiaverna Dir igo (I guide) Dorothy Mackey 195 Norfolk Street Secretarial Course The mildest manners and gentlest heart” Philamena A. Marcantuno 5 Davenport Avenue Secretarial Course A friend to all, a help to any’ race Maso Josephine Marchese a i 131 Rose Street 290 - 8th Avenue Secretarial Course Secretarial Course A sweet disposition is the A smile comes easily enough of a friendly one” Filomena T. Mautone mer Avenue LOUISIANA Emil D. Mazzarella South 12th Street Technical Course fellow, with eye (nce clear” Ramon G. McLeod 364 Littleton Avenue Technical Course For he who is honest is noble John J. McGowan 76 North Munn Avenue John J. McNamara 5 Fairmount Avenue Technical Course Technical Course All thoughtful men are solitary 2 К 1 А and original in themselves To ее need, he is a friend „МУМ Раси Patsy б. Megaro Lo “= Р Sd Union, Justice and Confidence Columbia Gloria Melillo 197 Parker Street Secretarial Course she goes her way right thing day by Louis Mitterando 274 Fabyan Place Technical Course Noise is a virtue if you know how to make it’ Marie Montalbano Philip Montalto 523 South 11th Street 67 Brookdale Avenue Secretarial Course Technical Course “The virtue of patience is ever Well looked upon is better than present well talked about Rose Morrello ARIZONA Patricia Murren Marilyn Teresa Murtha James G, Myer Christina Nichirco 698 Springfield Avenue 85 Cutler Street Technical Course General Clerical ‘Take life as it comes” Pleasant is the word for Chris Concetta Patrone 213 Hunterdon Street Secretarial Course “It’s the gleam in her eyes, That puts the gleam in ones heart” Catherine S. Nilio Dictat Deus (Good Enriches) James Nosti 129 Norfolk Street Technical Course It's not what you are, but what's in you Mary O'Neil N 20 Boyden Street General Clerical ter” Gloria A. Peloso 387 North 13th Street General Clerical Author of all devilish things” A happy maiden full of laug Neil A. Petrillo ARKANSAS Peter Carmen Pontetti rth oth Street Course Just a large collection of vir tues” Mary Jane Porcella 2115 Norfolk Street Business Course Her quiet ways win your heart'' Yvonne Porcello inis d Maud 496 North 7th Street e 226 Third Street Secretarial Course Secretarial Course She smiled and all the world қ н bi was gay'' 'With a song in her heart Leon Pulsinelle Parker Street Regnat Populus (The People Rule) Jane Quinn 142 Hudson Street Secretarial Course Quiet, sweet, and demure Nicholas Racioppi 103 North 10th Street Technical Course ‘What a wonderful thing rest is Benedict Rafanello 4 Lillian M, Raffa 194 Hunterdon Street 11 West Street Technical Course Secretarial Course Though Napoleon was a small man his accomplishments were large” Sugar and spice and all that's nice” E Rhoda E. Ray 48 High Street General Clerical Where there's a will, there's a мау” Irene Joyce Raymond 349 Park Ave., Nutley, N. J. Secretarial Course Lovely, brilliant, popular” Carmella Jean Restaino 18 Norfolk Street General Clerical Sweet voice, sweet face, always a sweet smile” ‘Tis Patricia B. Rallo true she's muc talk and kind James Rigopoulos 136 West Market Street Industrial Course Growth is the main burden of life Edith Rizzolo Esto Perpetua (Mayest thou endure forev Victor Roberti Bruce Street Industrial Course A barrel of fun for everyone‘ Charles H, Rogers, Jr. 04 Warren Street secretarial Cours An eager lad, respe ise R M , Mary Louise Russe Lucille M. Russomanno 303 Norfolk Street En ud 364 New Stree General Clerical E General Clerical “Al s happy, always gay” , | gs E Her personality captivitates all Peter Santeusanio ILLINOIS Madeline D. Saponara th Street Nicholas Scalera rth 10th Street Helen Scaturro A Angelo Sceppaguerico 95 Bergen Street 92 Stone Street Clerical Practice Technical Course Business and leasur never A sharp lad known by all” mix” Howard T. Scherr 84 Underwood Street Technical Course Mna ws aoc | N MW S —— ане... rn State Sovereignty— National Union Quentin Schleckser 792 South 15th Street Technical Course ility and a smile equal cess suc Jeanne Sentenac 141 South Munn Avenue Secretarial Course “Come what may she’s always gay” Gertrude M. Sheffield Marie Sibilia 38 Hoyt Street 678 North 7th Street General Clerical General Clerical Little, but can be heard A studious nature and friendly та� � ег”” Martin Seibel VERMONT John Simel ] Avenue Charles W. Smith 470 South 18th Street Technical Course His words are few but suffi- cient” Harry S. Smith Julie M. Somma 33 Fleetwood Place 26 Lincoln Avenue Technical Course Secretarial Course He does all he can and all he “Roller skating is her favorite ought” pastime” Rose M. Sommers Freedom and Unity Josephine M, Soprano Gloria R. Soriano Marie Soriano Frances M. Spagnola 23 Boyden Street . . 30 Third Street Secretarial Course A General Clerical Her heart belongs to Frankie” (nows more than she reveals” Vera Jane Splendoria MASSACHUSETTS G. Squartino Street Augustina M. Squatrito 688 North 7th Street George Stang o John C. Swatsworth 241 Chadwick Avenue 2 86 First Street Technical Course Technical Course His motto: Deeds and Words Nork is labor” Vincent J. Tramutolo 39 Webster Street Business Course Friend to all, foe to none Bruno Tosato 'Patience is a necessary Marie V. Torrese 228 Parker Street Secretaria Joe Urna 282 Veroma Avenue Technical Course dient of genius” «СЗЕТ м $ pu pt yy Ence Petit Placidam Sub Libertate Quietem With the word she under liberty ) secks pes Matilda M. Troncone 167 High Secretarial 'A mind of ingre - NEBRASKA Otto Vernacchio ssex Avenue George Vierschilling 104 Shaw Avenue Technical Course In quietness and confidence strength sha be his Anthony Vlastaras 46 Sterling Street Technical Course Speak so the whole world can hear thee'' Edward Valenzano ette than all Edward Joseph Weber 741 Hunterdon Street Technical Course “Т� е kind of fellow who will al- ways have friends Alexander A. Williams E quality befor e the Eva C, Willnich Simon Woodward 107 Somerset Street Technical Course There is nothing new under the sun Raymond J. Wysocki James Young 38 4 38 Winans Avenue 134 Badger Avenue Industrial Course Industrial Course His head towers high above, His good nature showers down as from a cloud He broke the tape for Central Carmella A. Zappulla NEW JERSEY Michael G. Zincone North 4th Street Technical Course He's fond of f dresses Stamatia Zois 115 James Street Business Course Music to her is a great pas- sion” Alphonse Zoppi ] Milton Zucker 504 - 4th Street 246 Renner Avenue Business Cours Business Course Technical Course Scholarship and leadership—h A good disposition is rarer than honor song gold” Honor holl ACK HUTCHINSON MARVIN SHUSTER VINCENT De NAPOLI MICHAEL J. O'CONNELL, Jr. RUDY MARZANO GAETANO SPERDITO ROYAL BROWN OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT E, the class of January 1946, of Central High School, being of sound mind (?) and sound body (says our draft board) do hereby dispose and apportion the fol- lowing articles to the persons mentioned herewithin or without. To the freshmen we leave the culture, traditions, spirits (of ammonia) and low marks (to be attained in their senior year) that are significant of Central. To the sophomores and juniors (the proverbial missing links) we leave the ad- monition to beware of the over-ruling, arrogant, proud seniors. To the 4B’s we leave those obstacles that forever confront the undergraduates. (Know what we mean?) To the janitors we leave the hope of a self-operating elevator and the broom squad with its long list of charter members. To officer Shien we leave. (Period) To nurse Chandler, a thermometer with a permanent reading of, 103° F. and a whole case of gym excuses already signed. To the flag-pole we leave lipstick remover and the aspects of ever blooming love affairs. To the chemistry laboratory we leave the sweet scent of H.S. To the cafeteria we leave the sweet, requesting voice of Mrs. Misurell. SHAD- DAP! To Mr. Cracken we leave a season pass, with which to get into all the downtown movies to take attendance. To the athletic clubs we leave the roll of adhesive tape and the lack of equip- ment. ; To Mr. Schleicher we bequeath “а kit and kaboodle of Tech. classes. To Mr. Miller in his famous roll of Pancho we leave students with a lisp. To Mr. Wahl, a brand new thermos bottle and enough paper cups to go around the class. To Miss Gordon we leave a robot who will do all that she bids. (1f possible) To the physics teachers we leave physics . To Mr. Rehn we leave a secretary who will not graduate. To Mr. Nester we leave a set of reversible arrows in the halls. To Admiral Strahan we leave a fleet of toy ships and a bathtub full of water. To “Doc” Goldstein we leave the U. S. to tell his students about. To Mr. Rittenband we leave the hope of a good band. To Miss Boutillier we leave the hope of abolishing memory selections, book re- ports and term projects. To Mrs. Welles we leave thanks for the gorgeous decorations that made our dances at Central a success. To Mr. Ralston we leave that which is not material, but is contained in the hear of graduates and students alike; that fondness and respect that he so well deserves. We not only nominate but dictate the wish to have as executor of our will, Dr. Schleicher with his knowledge of law, and as trustee, Mr. Griffith, who will administer with a conscience our last will and testament. Jans of '46 Witnesses— Lucy Mop Joe Flumscrew Yearbook Stall Editor-In-Chlef-, . ..... � NICK SCALERA Associate Editor. . . . . . . ANTHONY ALBANESE Secretary: 79. 22-27. v RENE RAYMOND Chairmen Шөну 22,2... . RAYMOND KIZMA Sports | Photography | . 2 , ARCHIE KALLAS Advertisements | Poloni А0, PET (6 е, . . . CONNIE DE BRINO ИА. RPE AAA —— PENNSYLVANIA Virtue, Liberty and Independence Senior MITT IN iE TTT TTT IL INDIANA CHARLES ROGERS MARY BOYD 4A COUNCIL Chairman JOHN EVANKO Vice-Chairman RALPH DE ROSE Secretary IDA LA PORTE CONNIE DE BRINO Treasurer N N es А ١ The Crossroads of America Committees Chairman Secretary COMMENCEMENT JOHN EVANKO IDA LA PORTE SOUTH CAROLINA CLASS DAY Chairman HARRY FEIGENBAUM Secretary LORRAINE DE GIRARDE Animus Opibusque Parati (Ready in soul and resource) {Ima Mater CALIFORNIA baseball 194) ж e y” —4 ( A oa А f | “ж o x ғы! A b LES 4% ELL worth honorable mention and the overall picture of Central sports, is our “never say die baseball club. In spite of the handicap of lack of ex- perience, Coach Zachery Sosnow molded the team, with its few returning lettermen and a few newcom- ers into one of the finest teams in the state. Our team started the season showing possibilities as a championship team by defeating Bloomfield High. Ted Del Guercio, a reconverted infielder, pitched this game and showed promise of being one of the best pitchers in the state. His battery mate, Ray McLeod, performed admirably and also showed great promise. As the season progressed, the team with Del Guercio doing most of the pitching, improved immen- sely. Del Guercio had the distinction of pitching the first no-hit game in the City League. He followed this with some other low hit games. This was due largely to the fact that our fine catcher, Ray McLeod, handled him in Big League fashion. These two boys constituted the best battery in the city. Two other boys, Bob Hirlemann and Ed Earl, formed shortstop and second base. Although these boys were not stars, they were consistent and partly responsible for the team's success. Our team was chosen to play in the tournament, and although we lost the first game, the boys played hard until the last out, with shouts of praise ringing in their ears Basketball FTER plodding along for a number of years with mediocre or fair basketball teams, Central High last season popped up with one of the really good teams in the history of the school. This brilliant squad ran through its schedule mowing down opponents left and right while at the end of the season it did not have a per- fect undefeated record it had one of which it could well be proud The club dropped only three of its tilts and during the course of the season had gained the coveted title of City Champion”. This was achieved by successfully beating twice every other Newark Group IV high school squad. Central is also able to display proudly in its trophy case the Group IV Sectional Championship trophy because of the efforts of the efficient squad. It is also to be noted that Central went quite a way in the state championship tournament and was only eliminated one step away from the very top The graduating class of January 1946 swells even with more pride than the rest of the school because two of its members were also outstanding sparkplugs in this terrific team. The class was proudly represented by. the persons of Ed Weber and Howard Scherr. Both these boys played varsity ball and their names and ex- ploits will be remembered by their fellow graduates for many a year. As a final tribute to this memorable team and its admirable record the graduating class of January 1946 would like to leave the school and our coach Mr. Henry Finck with this thought. We are proud to have been in Central during the time of your glory, for your glory was our glory. With pleasure and dignity we shall always be able to say that we were the contemporaries of a fine group of athletes and sportsmen. Fencing Team HE little known fencing team of Central would surprise many of its students with its rec- ord. Central High School has had one of the best teams in the state for the last fif- teen years. Last year with Mike Di Cicco as their star foilsman, Central lost only one bout to Barringer High School 5 to 4 out of its entire season, but to make up for this they beat Barringer 6 to 3 in a return bout. The three varsity men who received their letters were Mike Di Cicco, Bruno Folena and Nick Scalera. Others in the varsity team were Archie Kallas, Neil Petrillo, who did not face an entire season and Vinnie Martino. This season Folena will be the only veteran back, with some good freshmen and sophomore prospects. Mike Di Cicco who graduated last June is fencing for Notre Dame gaining a position on the varsity team. p mE je WM Football OOTBALL has been a major sport at Central since the school’s opening and through the years the “Blue and White” has established a lustrous name for itself in the foot- ball wars. қ The 1945 season saw a light but courageous eleven run through а not to successful season but one that never the less upheld the Central tradition. The bright spot was the 25-7 victory over South Side. They were held to a scoreless tie by West Side, but fought hard to nearly upset two out-of-the-city rivals. Bloomfield, perennial state titlest, was held to a 7-O score, making the touchdown in the last minute of play. The Orange Tornadoes were held to a two touchdown victory. The power of the remaining opponents proved the difference as Weequahic and Bar- ringer scored close triumphs but powerful Nutley and East Side soundly trounced the un- der-manned Bluedevils, the latter securing possession of the technical trophy donated by both schools. Tony Bellacosa, powerful tackle was the outstanding graduate member of the team. Bellacosa, co-captain of the Bluedevils with Joe Gallagher, has been mentioned on many All-City selections. Larry Buschio, Gerry lacobelli and Augie Grasso also played outstanding ball. The boys filled line dots either tackle or guard. Johnny Boland had a big job as he attempted to fill the shoes of Chubby De Rogatis, last season's star center, but he performed admirably. The other members were end Ed Weber who turned in early because of a side injury, and speedy Jimmy Young who left for service in mid-season. 4 78 ” atf R LH PEUT Iden: auge 1 І fons to (die CEFE ELLIS S omes From Bel ter, nt when ns Howie Schorr Gerry lacobelli : B � 3 Basketball Football Ld 2 Varsity Seasons 1 Varsity Season è ТЕТЕ Baseball 2 Varsity Seasons (“ То� у Bellacosa - Bob Hlemmi Football Baseball Varsity Seasons 1 Varsity Season All-City Tackle A 1 Ray McLeod 2 wy Quae Pai p t All-City Catcher wo Sport Letterman LI - we Е $ 4 Е H . Е = Е 2 Е o , 3 Е Ў Fred Jinks Swimming Ronny Bundick Football 2 Varsity Seasons Cross. Countfy | Varsity Season 2 Varsity Seasons Ted Del Guercio John Boland Baseball Football 2 Varsity Seasons | | Varsity Season All-City, County, State Pitcher SWIMMING TEAM AS tne last season began, Mr. Bower, the coach of the team, sadly shook his head as he looked over what had turned out to defend Central's title of Swimming Champion of Newark. Needless to say this bunch of recruits formed around the teams only returning veteran and star, Len Donner- stog, and went to cut a high mark of achievement, in comparison to their inexperienced state. As the season progressed, the team became keyed right down to the last, all important meet the annual Newark High Schools Swimming Meet. It was in this meet, that the team’s supposedly inexperienced boys placed in every event at least twice and one event, the 220 yd. freestyle placed three times. The team did so well that it came within one point of the City Championship. This event wasn’t an accident, many days of hard and cold discouraging practice went into the team,— that and a lot of Central Spirit made a remarkable show- ing. This coming season finds several of the teams mem- ber sgraduating. The boys, leaving the future acquadic work to the under-grads, are Fred Jinks, Ralph De Rose, and Ben Rafanello. Fred Jinks will be the greatest loss to the team, since Len Donnerstog left, Jinks held down his job at the 220 yd. freestyle as only he could have done. lt was a common sight to see the diminutive Jinks outclass bigger and more experienced men. It is also known that Jinks never placed lower than second in a regular meet, more often he won first. Ralph De Rose swims back stroke for the team. Ralph was right there in every meet. Ben Rafanello, who swam the 220 yd. freestyle along with Fred Jinks, also is leaving. The ‘46 version of the team will be potentialy a greater, and more experienced team than those of past years. So we leave Central with the knowledge, that Cen- tral’s swimming tradition will be carried to even greater heights of glory. CROSS-COUNTRY CROSS-COUNTRY is perhaps not ular sports but it definitely is one the most gruelling tor its competitors Cross-country requires stamina, strength and a strong will to continue. The fellow that runs cross-country demands a great deal of respect and admiration for he has really worked to earn his “С” Central's cross-country teams have been fairly suc cessful for the past few seasons placing Central third place in City competition. With Bill Miles, John Igna- morello and Ronald Bundick the team showed a sur- prising 7th place finish in state-wide competition. Duel victories were scored over South Side, Barringer, St. Benedicts, and Mountain Lakes. Central suffered set- backs from the champion Weequahic squad and West Side. Individual star was Bill Miles, freshman sensation who lead Central all season. Captain and only graduate member on the squad is Ronald Bundick. This was Bun- dick's second varsity season and his best. He finished 7th in the city meet and 40th of 200 in state competi tion. A constant point scorer and threat, Bundick always gave his best Also active in track competition before turning his powers to football was Jim Young. Young ran cross- country and ‘formed half of Central's famous two-man track team in the spring. He was City and state 100 yard dash champion for two years in a row. FLORIDA Clubs оі Central In God Fe Trust Banner Carriers 2 3 о E. ? Ф Е Е о o Charm Club Steno Speed Club 40-а 1 National Honor Sales Club IR tf, í A 7 nit (à ЗЫ 2 (бы Ber, Boys’ Service Career Clinic Dance Club Student Council Tangent Staff Nicknam« Where fo ow уб t through nior Draft The Senior Draft The Senior Draft 01987 өші; 1-2: Ti —— t , N MIN QS Tx ТТК mw; А. Friend Homeroom 203 A L. WRIGHT, Teacher COMPLIMENTS OF Homeroom 219 ANNA MAE ALLEN, Teacher e A i O O A A MA 3-9605 BASEBALL, TRACK, TENNIS, GOLF SUPPLIES BOYS and GIRLS GYM SUITS and SNEEKERS OUTFITTERS TO C.H.S. ATHLETIC TEAMS a . A. GREENE CO. 30 HALSEY STREET NEWARK, N. J. (near Central Avenue) 4 a6, С e$ сов n OOO (f) aB--n ouou - rt y 1 ¥ ме”, I v | | A Xa)! A, � L4 7 T4. e � - T MAS 0. COMPLIMENTS OF Homeroom 326 A B. 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POWERS, Manager Dignified Funerals at Moderate Prices BROAD and MARKET STREETS NEWARK, N. J. 84 Br t Newark 4, N. J ——————————————————— 103 Pru Cleaners Dyers James J. Pappas MRS. ANGELA G. PSICHOS, Proprietor EXCELLENT CLEANERS 94 Academy Street Newark, N. J Compliments of Palais Joy Restaurant l. B. Lizerman Serving Best Chinese and American Food Since 1928 ] Street Newark 2, N. J Opposite Newsreel Theatre Compliments of Margaret's Luncheonette ө� е Н. J. Anderson RVING YOU SANDWICHES - SODAS - CANDY 17 Summit Street Newark, N. J Dr. Louis Scherling Peter's Coffee Shoppe OPTOMETRIST - OPTICIAN 148 Central Avenue 1238 Raymond Boulevard Newark, N. J. ee | m — ————— a a LOO LOL LLL LILLE Peter Tahinos GROCERIES Tels. HUmboldt 3-9366-958 Chase Drugs JOSEPH MAX and DAVID CHASE, Reg. Pharmacists CUT RATE 561 Orange Street Near llth Street Forest Hill Floral Co., Inc. CORSAGES, GARDENIAS, ORCHIDS ROSES 850 Broad Street Newark, N. 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Alfonso Corbo MASON QUALITY MEATS Carpenter and General Contractor Newark, N. J Lets All Go To J. H. Beckett Tuffy's Restaurant FOUNTAIN SERVICE FUNERAL PARLOR Reasonable Prices Cor. Warren and High Streets KL Domestic Novelty Co. Newark Prep High Street Newark, N. J ——————— ————————————Ó——— E РЕН Giuliano's Drug Store Dependable Drug Store Service Aiello Floral Co. WHOLESALE FLORIST Gerber's Market CHOICE MEATS and GROCERIES Tel. MArket 184 Rhode Island Cleaners Dyers Pressing, Dressmaking and Remodeling of All Kinds 5 WARREN STREET NEWARK May Your Future be Bright A Friend CLASS OF JANUARY 1942 BEST OF LUCK TO YOU Mr. Mrs. S. Miller Helen Hirsh Tel. MArket 2-9734 Delmont Restaurant Treat Yourself To A GOOD MEAL 7 CENTRAL AVENUE A Friend Glatzels Bakery Liss Pharmacy Stanley Recker's American Bakery A VARIETY OF BREAD, ROLLS and FANCY CAKES BAKED ON PREMISES TWICE DAILY Try Us Once and Be Our Steady Customer ARKET STREET Posturbilder Shoes FINE FOOTWEAR PERSONALIZED FITTINGS Leon's CONFECTIONERY - CIGARS STATIONERY ——— -————————— OC EI LIL Dr. M. Belford OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED - GLASSES FITTED Art Club R. H. HOPPER, Adviser Michael Torrese Oliveri's Auto Body Shop DUCO and LACQUER REFINISHING BODY and FENDER REPAIRING AVENUE NEWARK Charles W. Caspar OPTOMETRIST GLASSES FITTED EYES EXAMINED ROAD STREET NEWARK, N THE ORIGINAL BILLY DORN'S MUSIC STORE MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Methods. - Sheet Music - Orchestrations T IONAL TEACHERS A... Repairing on All Instruments NEWARK Nick Bill FORD SPECIALISTS TREET Wm. T. Finelli Prescription Pharmacist COMPLETE LINE OF COSMETICS SHTH AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. yden Street Dorn Kirschner Wholesale Distributor of Musical Merchandise OPEN EVENINGS AVENUE Te A F Musical Instrument Co. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Bought - Sold - Repairing . Plating - SHEET MUSIC ? SPR NGFIELD AVE Teaching NEWARK 3, N. J MATTY FRANKLIN Business Mgr A Friend Branch: MArket 2-8846 басса Restaurant The Best Chinese Food at Reasonable Prices Open 11 A. M. to 4 A. M. GEO. ENG, Mgr MULBERRY STREET Branch Brook Bakery 8 DRIFT STREET NEWARK, N. J Tel. Blgelow 8-3919 Federal Window Cleaning WILLIAM RIEMAN, Proprietor ROSE TERRACE NEWARK, N. J Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. L. Rendis Wolf's Stationery Religious Goods - Gifts - Games Greeting Cards - Toys 563 ORANGE STREET NEWARK, N. J The Sport Shoppe Cute Things In Sportswear For The Girls AVE las M. Halper Sons SAM HALPER WHOLESALE PAPER, PAPER BAGS, TWINES and SPECIALTIES QUITMAN STREET NEWARK 3 Anthony Megaro MERCHANT TAYLOR Compliments of O. Clarke Manager, THOM McAN SHOE STORE 215 SPRINGFIELD AVE NEWARK, � Tel. MArket 2-8518 Murph. Harris CASH BUYER OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE FIXTURES and REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT 38-40 SOUTH ORANGE AVE NEWARK, N. J Tel. HUmboldt 3-1993 J. D'Acunti MASON CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 363 NORTH 5th STREET NEWARK 7, N Tel. Blgelow 8-4538 Clinton Music Company KEEP YOUR RECORD COLLECTION UP TO DATE Stop In Regularly and Hear the Latest in Both Class ical and Popular Releases 506 CLINTON AVENUE Campus Diner 373 HIGH STREET NEWARK, N. J NEWARK 8, N. J Fred Ciccone Ida Minkoff Back Copy Magazine Mart MAGAZINES FOR ALL PURPOSES Erwin Schneider JEWELRY REPAIRING FINE WATCH REPAIRING E STREET Boulevard Bar Grill PLANE STREET NEWARK, N Nick's Food Market 44 WEST MARKET STREET NEWARK Tel. MArket 2-6329 The Kadish Hardware Co. Wholesale and Retail HARDWARE, PAINTS and PLUMBING SUPPLIES K eys Made While You Wait STREET NEWARK 2 А 9 ÓÁ o eee Nicola Carchia Sons Kallas Scalera ITALIAN and AMERICAN GROCERY PHOTOGRAPHERS DEVELOPING - PRINTING - ENLARGING Pat's Food “еге Reliance Food Co. NEWARK, P Reo Shoe Remodeling Co. Andrew Flood E pi 3 FUNERAL PARLOR SPECIALISTS IN ORTHOPEDIC CORRECTIONS AYMOND BOULEVARI NEWARK, N Compliments of Esposito Bros. Meat Market Louis Scalera David D. Woody Ws Colson Woody FUNERAL DIRECTORS GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FROM L. T. Byrne Coal Co. TH tt TREET ARK 3 4. J Vincent J. Murphy Andrews Little Hand Laundry NEWARK'S MAYOR ARREN STREET NEWARK, N. J Gerard Market FRUITS and VEGETABLES A Friend NEWARK, N. J gigi gg gigi cH iP iti i i i i i i i қ BOOSTERS Lutographs Autosraphs Produced by Engravatone a PRINTING COMPANY Union City, N. J RL TT eu ту mong ۳۳ ЗА E $ t. Ж а Y AA Dedication О our class advisers, who through their ceaseless and untir- ing efforts, did so wisely guide and direct our steps toward success in all our endeavors, we, the graduating class of June 1946, dedicate this, our issue of the Cog ‘n’ Pen. Administration STANTON A. RALSTON Principal Office Staff VERA BEUSMAN FLORENCE L. DISPENZIERE ESTELLA R. GORDON R. ERMINIE YERKES MARGARET DEVANALD HENRY A. McCRACKEN Vice-Principal MUSIC BY DOMINICK ROBERTI shall we ۰ иа, T | Nev - ег a-gain tney will be brim-ful of re-luc-tant part-ing af-ter four short Ав же leave MODERATELY YO 5 д 2 3 8 ۵ - a 5 ui mold - ed by her tread her halls eyes will bare-ly WORDS BY PAUL PULEO N : +‏ + ; $ | ج ПС | | Пе ДЕ‏ and? 1 À ем. Ер CLIN will give hearts. � он ۳ — |111 For hap-py days Ad ev - er grate-ful sing to her в� е!11 live е Е 3 on SLOWLY = Р D t . m — n کے‎ = ЕТ Å d | c cL Our Advisers ROSAMOND H. HOPPER Art Adviser LILA B. WRIGHT Secretarial Adviser MABEL WELLES Dance Adviser Of loyal nature | and: noble mind.” | 472 Bergen Street. e A SAM ANGELO “His wit will always see him through. 252 Clifton Avenue | ۲ MARY ANGEVINE 1 2 КОЗМА ARMI NIO = “Little said и soonest mended.” 312 Morris Avenue $ ‘pol NICK оода A ‘fellow with å smile ds à fel- га + к Jew ¥ worthwhile. Ta Jot Bloomfield Avenue х ans SACS غا‎ Фара... å ALI � в aL pet TEE Seth 1. 57. “JOHN BORBONE Lite comes and goes in из ње. та� у ways.” е 4 7 Clark Street са. T ] 272 HIGH АВОУЕ THE BUSY CITY вир стоте ч, % 47 DOLORES 0 “А person worth knowing if ۶ å friendship you want.” x 478 N. 12th Street —- Е [2 } Es $ LI [o 4 «NANCY CALDERONE 7 «|. Quiet, sweet, and demure.” 2 72 1935 Crane Street Ae oe å ж, 4: ПТУ “ LILLIAN CAPOSIENA Қ; Mer clothes are very snappy— | She is always gay and happy.” 498 Roseville Avenue E 223 Fra Ex a о‏ تلم sure and stea А gre friend ; 911 Broadway га 26 � 2 E uL ES PHINE CER Q . и Ptah ve + FRANK CIL 415 $ 6 „а ЈНА | + Ame къ. e а ums o dut demie A || зет EAN Due RR ness. | ANGELA СІМО Her ways are ways of pleasan NANCY сосиз А heart thats always. AI I 92у. yet 3 . A regular fellow. 32 Tillinghast Street GLORIA Rum т =, MARIE D'ALESSIO owledge itself ls а true 4 : power а (7832 M. Sth Street ! JANE DeCESARE “Gentle і� ی‎ soft in speech. 52 Bruce Street ANTHONY DeCOSTA “Happy as the day із long” z 139 Hudson Street җа: GEORGE ۲ “still water runs deep.” 22 Hudson Street LEONARD DESIDERIO True individuality cannot be copied.” 117 16th Avenue JOSEPH DeVITO Success comes to him. с earns И.“ : 1: 416 13th Avenue ? وس[‎ езет РАСЕ at У WILLIAM DeVITO 7 Life is shorter if we hurry 7 416 13th Avenue © А ویب‎ i Mec CARMELINDA DiMARTINO ré 4, N TPA m. и: ЗАЛА VOTO. f “ia Me 4 Ars 52 7 FRANCIS DOZIER Ley À AE er ж. 34 Clayton Street «ысы а� а SRE oh S � и 45.5 MARTA HIGH ABOVE THE BUSY CITY “ VITO ۶ “Quiet to the bystander, but full of fun amongst his xo 475 Se. 11th Street — FILOMENA FASULA 3 Life is a It “ ай things 85 Garside p MARY FREDA Everyone can read the ۰ guage of her smile.” 331 Sussex Avenue Le JOSEPH GALLAGHER “Life without gport is not life. 38 Millington Avenue i: ROSEMARIE GARGANO ығ is what you make it.” 3 45 Hoyt Street 2. 5 dire HASSELWANDER Ы „е GÅ [Que Е 679 Mt. Prospect Ме ЕУ, بت‎ Kor ag ан Å а. motto, CES) i ік SAS Ua‏ و am‏ میسن BERND KAHN | У p м р | | 98 Seymour Avenue — м 28 - ++� , СС ы� . а ба -IRENE KISS Charm із a gift of the gods.” | 254 Springfield Avenue ROY KRASNOFF Give me wings n OV the worl nå JOHN KRIEG A little mischief, full of ч. Really liked by everyone = © oe 32 Vernon Avenue ? 5 Е wit.” 31 So. Magnolia Lane . JOSEPH LAUDA fellow of personali “A not too gay, � every way.” 384 М. 6th Street d + VINEN Street GERARD LaCONTE 5, Not foo seriou ust а friend | 51 Emmet HIGH ABOVE THE BUSY CITY 4 My. Lá 52 JOHN LOVALLO When work is finished, success is won. 243 50. Bth Street ; Frostmane | LOVALLO А 2 “quiet. sincere, and AE 2% Mt. prospect Avenue 1 Фе GRACE LUEDDEKE А genuine and sincere girl“ 409 Plane Street - a М “ы ға NE WT ae ME 2 с� а DIC us NTOINETTE happy — IGH ABOVE THE BUSY CITY 1 . 4 - . WALTER MATOSKO The unspoken word never does; harm.“ S 103 Martens Avenue Charm is her greatest as 4217 Hunterdon | 4 ES his. M “ ROSE MESCE ۱ ۳۸ cute little girl with a cut ЖИ „Ме way.” д (%%� ж. + HIGH ABOVE THE BUSY CITY т —— -« ch Н £4 “3 4 91 Keeps the golden ru IGH ABOVE THE BUSY CITY DAVID Logic is logic; that all I say. ў 776 $0. 18th Street : | ne —1 еее M M — — - en 1 | Le ы mo 4 m EE гари OA U Not solemnity t friendliness | е and jollity.” . - 161 High Street I can see it in her eret 21 Cutler Street, ALA” Md ی‎ ЖАДА JERRY RIPORTI — ightful тау” À gay, del 136 Highland Avenue і� her own жз Ning = AN заћи HIGH АВОУЕ THE BUSY CITY -€ Te ER ки 1 ы Vas M. 3 Ж. i | ae alos М SMETAY. HIGH ABOVE THE BUSY CITY жс wd игна de LES и b 1 Ы 4 % JACK TRAGER Knowledge is the fruit labor, but why labor?” 71 W. Runyon Street y TA | JACOB TRUSZKOM д heart to match в HIGH ABOVE THE BUSY CITY т. Y = ЕКТ VREELAND fel men are solit ginal. themselves.” à мж. ger А voice of good music In our. mi “ $ Å 312 Orange Street = - END TUE JOHN WEISS. A |f work interferes with pleas | ure, give up work.“ å 29 Oraton Street — _— — — + Serving Uncle Sam ROBERT HIRLEMANN a EDWARD Е. COOGAN ELMER J. ۶۱ FAUSTO RECCHIA Entered the Lite Triumphant April 21, 1946 Dust = Who would struggle for a gain, © Pitch wholly 'gainst the tide; ER What speck of dust will charge the Vind, T og „= advance, or with it ride? pe lift a hand to right, Stand firm with God in Word — Жы. е ER When untold numbers drown his tongue, “ in dust born of the herd? _ Who shall claim his thoughts are free, His moral level high— к ВИ i Чой speck of dust match gravity, 5% cris Or lower drop and die? : nt Who will try to clearly see majorities can lie? E Who will question his own self, and answer? Dust— S Not |! . ; Å tet 2 3. HICKS BETTY POWERS 4B CLASS OFFICERS President е — ALBERT VREELAND Vice President .... THOMAS SNEDDEN Secretary EVA IRENE Treasurer... JERRY LA CONTE 4 В EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE | 4А CLASS OFFICERS NICHOLAS ROGOWSKY ALEX WOICESHEN EVA IRENE JERRY LA CONTE Collectors 4 À EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ү қ ч + ( ) ME: , — 4 سس‎ = au Реа Чч ۰ ы! w å а КА PAN Y LETTERMA (I LOVE МЕ ETC) 7 , аа Y 52 ۱ Ош — + = ILIV | Ж Ди Ша po | E о у ۵ О 2 О I AIC. ЖАО“ ЖШ Es 3 = | y Si : RS 3 = 3 КЕ : à ee À ) = XS ESE 4 3 N 4 1 N a S Sy ж.“ Гү Ба МУ = тъ - LES ES pt. ۱ : : PES N 4 А % - NE Og 9 авг WD ТЕ LOO Боде Ш 2 BAD _ BOY everlasting pe High School, а of the tou we hear hearts and hopes wer isfactorily answered, Febru- Most of us W called sophomo e verdant newc д regulati bending, ۷ а this cou aelstrom O тат tting In 2A, we were detinitely growing ۰ The proof? We were attending all basketball games, socials, and even the dances, only to leave the last men- tioned early because of lack of partners. As our second term came to a close, we Were excited on the morning of June 6 by the lightning news that the combined allied forces were storming the beach-heads of France. The long awaited D-Day“ had come and we were inspired to work harder and in closer harmony. Our third year proved a most memorable о� е. in September 1944, American 5 were doggedly invading France and the 38 girls were doing the same to Central, only meeting no resistance. We fellows were just de- lighted and tried every trick in order to impress that сше little blonde in 7” or that green-eyed doll who ate lunch during the fifth period.” ies and smooth talk were considered the very smartest things then. in dead earnest to practice all those dance steps that we had tried during our ond years in Central. The locker rooms were always noisy resou one, twO, three, —close” steps of awkward feet and an occasional ow me that turn again! But this 5 not all; members of our class were making themselves famous in sports. Our football and basketball teams were winning laurels. Such sensational headlines 5 “Central wins again— Gallagher scores” were commonly seen in the Tangent. As the months whizzed by, class organization became paramount. We met our class advisers, Miss Mooney and Dr. Profeta; chose class representa- tives; formed various committees, picked out the class rings, and finally, after a relatively quiet cam : d our 48 officers. И really didn't seem for weren't possible; we were going i i od standing; we heeding the fervent pleas й get your dues in now ? We had indeed cause 10 be happy; everything 5 going our Way, not only on the school front but also on the war front. On May 8, we found ourselves 11 writing our reactions 10 “y -E'' Day. “The victory under God which our late and deeply lamented president, Mr. Roosevelt, had promised us had now been realized in part—the war was half over! September 1945! The world was at peace and we were seniors. We came back to school, excited, virtually ready for anything from working on year- scholastic reputatio still plenty 10 do, but the worst was ОУ ht. From now ОП our school work, if we did any, would be sandwiched between our numerous activ- ities, but F's in majors brought US down to earth. We danced, but ۶ also studied. . Our elections this term were exciting—competition was keen; petitions were signed; posters decorated the walls; campaign managers argued and pleaded; we voted; then waited. The results were: Nicholas Rogowsky, Presi- ns, W i ly established. There was gements for a dance. Our m pe 5% Са v horses charging. d the anuary the close of J ictures ook! Everything gan to го k! Ads for the year- our stride. И was а flashy, Over nsformed into à � ате of beau- with their pres- + The dance f a gran e took а AA dance in upon US- Ex- ger. g 1 ess, We starte eeches the was а tremen time still lin me our class song, t | we of parting calls. This was that voice of parting”, d we re from Central — ме мом vital lessons tau that never coul ver would in thought— e on the hill . Last Will and Testament E, the Class of June 1946, being of sound mind (21 and disposing memory, do make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby ‘revoking all Wills and Codicils made by us. To the Seniors we leave the traditions of Central High School which we hope will never die. To the Juniors we leave the admonition to beware of the overruling proud Seniors. To Doc Goldstein we leave Helen, whose face “launched a thousand ships.” To Miss Cushman we leave one perfect outline. To Scotty we leave a new elevator. To Miss Goldfarb and Mr. Litsky we leave A Red Hot Polka. To Mr. O'Brien we leave a large Turkish towel. To Mr. Stamelman we leave a completed сору of Test Flight. To Mr. Coleman we leave a physics course in which � о physics 15 taught. To Mr. Trachtenberg we leave the exact length of the flagpole. To Miss Mooney and Dr. Profeta we leave another enjoyable class. To Mr. Heiges we leave a beautiful secretary. To Mr. Schleicher we leave a life size portrait of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. To Mrs. Sullivan we leave a pencil which does not reject experiments. To the entire student body we leave a printing machine to print their hall passes. To Miss Sullivan we leave all boy classes. To Mr. Nester we leave a traffic light system for the halls. To all class cutters we leave the very efficient Student Service Guard To Mrs. Chamberland we leave Minnie (the cat) and her family. To Miss Travelsted we leave her jewels (the boys). То Mr. Ralston we leave а new vacuum cleaner for the sidewalks. To Miss Schlegel we leave a real live baby for demonstrations To Mr. Strassburg we leave а stop watch. To Officer Shine we leave bullets for his revolver. реда To Mr. Miller's student's we leave the prospect of receiving å mark lower than minus infinity. To true and false test takers we leave the Morse Code. To Mr. Vogelin's students we leave а peek at his little black answer book. M уа То Мг. Haeseler we leave all his sweet smelling esters. To Mr. Strahan we leave a sailor suit. To machine shop students we leave а set of micrometers which always fit the work. и� qne меф To Mrs. Hopper we leave the headache which we gave her and our thanks. To Mr. Rehn we leave “horsechestnuts.” To Mr. Май! we leave bushels and bushels of coffee. To Mr. Cuzzo we leave a teacher's complaint department. To Mr. Weeks we leave a new bill machine. Finally to the administration we leave our gratitude for their helpful guidance. і� witness whereof we have hereunto set our hand and seal this 19th day of June, і� the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-six. CLASS OF JUNE 1946 LUKE THE SPOOK DENNY DIMWIT Signed, sealed, published and declared by the above-named testator, on the day of the date thereof as and for his last will and testament, і� the presence of us, who at his request and in his presence and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses Sra: f, жїз Фи Personal Staff Sports Staff Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor ALEX WOICESHEN JOE DE VITO COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Personal Photography LORETTA SINGER JULIAN BUCKNER Photography Staff Literary ANN RISTO Cover ARMAND COTUGNO ALEX WOICESHEN Sports JOE DE VITO Canna An ROBERT RICKER ROBERT RICKER Art Staff Literary Staff FOR) BEÆDER:.: Noisiest Phyllis Nocciolo Nick Porcello Biggest Apple Polisher Wittiest Rebecca Abramowitz Lorraine Gennaro John Strand Joe Lauda Ё ое Laud — aa ب‎ Class Baby Rose Mesce Mike Cerrato Most Conceited „ж; Dolores Bucco Most Sophisticated Best Personality Dolore JCC m қ Dorothy Visnian Gloria Rolleri Joe Gallagher 4 | с Clarence McTague Joe Lauda . . . OR FOR WORSE d ? ۱ WE Best Athlete Best All Around Most Likely to Succeed Sylvia Guarino Gloria Rolleri Rina Segato Joe Gallagher Bill Saks Bernd Kahn же um === Best Dressed Best Dancer Biggest Flirt Lillian Caposano Mary Engallena Virginia De Rogatis Matt Pomo Fritz Della Valle Matt Lombarti FOR BETTER... ... ОВ FOR WORSE Best Looking Cutest Rose Marie Squibb Rose Mesce Most Popular Edward Schetelich Tom Sneddon Phyllis Nocciolo Lenny Desiderio Did Most for Class Most Studious Eva Irene Rina Segato Armand Cotugno Bernd Kahn 6۵۱0236 бичом бизчед burddoys мори! 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It was well for Nick that his former classmates, Bob Vreeland, Josephine Cerqua, Yolanda Santora, An- thony Macciola, Mary Ann Javinski, Grace Luedeke, Fred Pembra, Thomas O'Connor and Anthony DeCosta, long famed as teachers of flawless speech, had spread a knowledge of basic English throughout the world, thus remoy- ing all possibilities of any misunderstanding. Ав a result, with the campaign slogan, “Вие and White, fight! Fight!”, Rogowsky and his whole ticket had been swept into office. What familiar names! Woiceshen, Vice-President! Crincoli, Secretary of Agriculture! Cavanaugh, Secretary of Treasury! Pis- tone, Secretary of Labor! We fomer Centralites, feeling justly proud, were giving this universal winner a great reception at-Madison Square Garden; for he had been our class president in ‘46. Jerry LaConte, Walter Matasko, Abe Bennet, Lennie Desi- derio, Joseph Lauda, and Steve Sidorak, all suave diplomats, were in charge of the arrangements. What an evening! Dominick Roberti with his world- famed philharmonic orchestra! Marie Giuliano and Ма� е Bongiorno ۳ stars! Jack Trager, celebrate cellist! (He had to give up the blow-hard in- strument.) Angie Carbone and Mary Rienzi, wizards on skates! In anticipation of this super event, | arrived at the theatre early and was greeted at the entrance by Edmund Yarish, a cop. He had kept track, in a pureley friendly sense, of a goodly number of our class, and so had much to tell. Bob McGlynn, Joe Salvatore, and Bob McNahoe had a chain of drug stores circling the globe. Hard luck had overtaken Fred Saxton and Bill Goetz. Fred's New York motion picture theatre was almost destroyed by a fire orig- inating in the projection room; while Bill's new office on the Rialto, in Venice, proved too heavy for the bridge and both structures collapsed. Goetz was awaiting the reconstruction work to begin, but the ceiling was still on. Poor Bill! He had, however, a ready answer to that famous question, What news on the Кайо?” Адат Misurella and Nick Porcella were fortunate; they owned a Ruppert Stadium in Moscow, and had given Irving Bottner of weevil fame the pink lemonade concession. This interesting conversation, or should | say monologue, was broken by the approach of Edward Schetelich flawlessly groomed as a floorwalker at Bamberger's should be. With him was Jack Hicks, the poetic dean of a tech- nical college in Newark. They had had dinner at James Gevas's Waldorf Plaza. Here Richard Beutler, Sam Angelo, Walter Meyers, and Anthony Campise, arrayed in colorful uniforms, were the head-waiters, while Clar- ence McTague and Jack Keller, owner of the Atomic-Any-Place-in-the-World -for-Fifty-Cents-Taxi-Cab Company, resided as permanent guests. (McTague, AND NOW ... TOMORROW you know, amassed millions from the manufacture of balls sensitive to tilting for the pin-ball machines.) Jack Keller hopped off his trans-Atlantic bus to report that, on several of his recent trips across the Cherbourg New York bridge, he had passed Harold Scuderi, former peabody expert and now winner of a walking marathon held in Berlin. He feared that Harold might be over-doing it, since he was still on foot and carrying the heavy silver cup. Jack also had it ón good authority that Bill Muilkens had caused quite а splash up Canada way—he was swimming from Labrador to New York! Al D'Amico was following close behind in a canoe, just in case. Robert Stelik, captain of the mighty pleasure cruiser, the “Ralstonia”, had dropped anchor off the New England coast, fearful, since the fog was dense, of a head-on collision with either the lighter craft or the swimmer. This ship, by the way, was the one which had taken Frank Cilwa and Mildred Belotti to Spain. Here they became Spanish teachers in Barcelona. Now, since it was nearing eight o'clock, and people were milling in, we decided to follow the crowd. In advance of us, were the members of the press, Laura Miller, Alice Polychronis, John Weiss, and George DeHart followed by the public stenographers, Louise Veltri, Lucy Marconi, Carmella Patuto, Joan LaTournous, Carmella Bravetta, and Nicholas Venziano. Santo Cascia and Frank Cuva were likewise near by, busily handing out little cards which read, “Ве sure to see Cascio's Circus—the best ever! January to June at the Sum- mer Garden!” Once inside the massive edifice, we were given programs and shown to seats “о� the aisle by Red'' Trento, the head usher and grand bouncer. Comfortably established, we decided to watch the crowds go by. What a bunch of celebrities from all fields of endeavor! There came Richard DelVec- chio, President of the Out-of-this- World Airway, Inc., who had canceled all flights to Mars that evening, to permit the air-hostesses, Juby Fucello, Mary Freda, Joan Spadone, Gloria Centanni, and Julie Delessandro, and likewise the pilots Robert Katz, Joe Pardee, Stanley Maczszyn, Edward Petyia, Eddie Mikolay, and David Philo to attend this most memorable event. Rose Tipaldi, writer of a best seller, next came down the aisle, busily signing autographs as she went. Close behind was Martin Brumer, Commissioner of Parks and Public Works, accompanied by his aide Dominic Boncouri, wearing his best political grin and bowing by mistake in acknowledgement of the applause being given to the great novelist. Catherine Porrecca, Rose Marie Finaldi, and Lillian Caposiena glided by in their best l-am-a-model fashion. Americo Bonavito strutted along looking very important; for he was Marie Bongiorno's manager. Robert (of cartoon fame) Ricker, his right-hand man, cleared the aisle for Myron Pokross, top man in the U. of U. Н. (Union of Union Heads). With an air of importance and an odor of ether about them, three famous surgeons, Joseph Carnevale, Martin Feldman, and Joseph Gabel, followed by the nurses Bessie Hatcher, Henrietta Kerpert, Evelyn Miller, Marion Walker, AND NOW ... TOMORROW proceeded to take their places а few rows ahead of us. Аз some attractive matrons passed, we recognized the former Louise Zapulla, Ruth Jennings, Ann Fabiano, Hattie Parks, Concetta Facchino, Phyllis Nocciolo, Mildred Krota, Kathleen Hymners, Lorraine Moluskie, Gloria Rolleri, and Eva Irene who paused to chat. She informed us that Rose Mesce was playing the lead in the still popular, Junior .Miss, in London, Marie Castigliano conducted а dude ranch in Florida, Missouri, while the perfect pedagogues, Rebecca ۷۶ and Rena Segata taught English as it should be spoken, at Oxford. Hollywood, however, had claimed Rose Marie Ceszeski and Rose Marie Squibb. We chuckled to ourselves as we remember how seriously these people had studied stenography and typing while at school. Just at this point, Bert Himmelsteib's voice resounded via the loud speaker announcing that Joseph Grazecki, Carmella Leone, Nancy Calde,rone Lee Rubinaccio, Sigrid Chåndler, and Bill Boyer, former pupils and still friends of Mr. Stamelman of Central High School, would circulate among the audi- ence, selling the finally completed, 1946 edition of Test Flight. The competi- tion which these disciples of literature met was keen. Unceasingly the re- freshmerit vendors, Lorraine Fleet, Ruth Isenberg, Rosina Arminio, cried out Souveniers, soft drinks, peanuts, and pop-corn!’’ While, at stated inter- vals, the roving photographers, Julian Buckner and Roy Krasnoff blasted the air with, “Look pleasant we're going to shoot you. Wearied by this battle of voices, | started to peruse my program. Never had | seen such catch lines in advertising. Learn the B. C. D's, of the restaurant business. Enroll now in the Bundas-Carpel-D'Augustino School for Chefs”. “Clean quietly with our noise-less Vacuums’’—Blare and Blare, for- merly Blair and Blair, 45 MacArthur Boulevard, Tokyo. “О� your toes with Monsieur Cerreto —dCerreto's School of Ballet at Market and Mulberry Streets, Newark. “Ве beautiful at a reasonable ргісе”--Магто and D'Alessio, Beauticians, Astoria Plaza, New York. “For the styles of tomorrow, visit our shops today —Mmes. Chiaravallo and Carnevale, Stylist to the World, 7 Rue de la Paiz, Paris. Learn to stand with John A. Strand! On roller skates that is! Come to the Circus Maximus in Rome.” “Palms read and budgets balanced at the Little Brown Coffee Pot Tea Shop —Rose Marie Gargano, Sole Pro- prietress, 11 Grub Street, London. “If you've eaten your hat, or the moths, your suit, see me —Matthew Pomo, Connosieur of Men's Furnishings, cor- ner of Prince and Pauper Streets, Bombay. 'Forty Fleet Street for fast ac- counting —Mierzznski and Cummings, L'td. “Books to keep? Consult us — Misses Julia Mazzeo and Jeanette Nielsen, 15 Bedlan Row. Hearing that noise, which only silence can make when it falls, | looked toward the stage. There stood Jack Netta, who informed us that he had been asked to pinch-hit until the president-elect, who had been unavoidably de- layed, should arrive. (Nick's elephant, it seemed, had tangled with the heavy traffic on Fifth Avenue.) Netta, with his usual ability to meet any situation, AND NOW ... TOMORROW whiled away the time reading us the many messages which had come in trom all parts of this globe and points beyond. John Krieg had flashed greetings for Joe Gallagher, famous football coach, and his assistants, Colabelli, Sneddon and Lombardi from the moon where their players, after having beaten every earthly opponent, were making а name for themselves. Gevas radioed fel- icitations from members of the alumni on Mars. Here Sachs, Brewster, and Haupt were daily striking it out while Margaret Parella and Gloria Cozzo served thousands of baseball fans doughnuts and coffee. The fame of this mobile canteen, the “Шат”, had spread far beyond the stratasphere due principally to the culinary skill of the chief cook, Franklin Cook, ably assisted by Mary Angevine, Filomina Caruso, Susan Capra, Frank Comita, Alan Webb, Ann Dell Osso, and Florence Parisi. Greetings from Mickey Mouse!” were the words from Hollywood sent by the DeVito brothers of the Walt Disney Studios. John Borbone sent a telegram of greetings for himself and the mem- bers of his show-boat crew from the Mississippi where they were crusing. His troupe included such famous personages as Rose Ма� е DelGuerico, and Teddie Ruggiero, soloists; Jack Wigler, drummer; Frank Anderson, baritone; Stella Heytota, Marilyn Schaeffer, Helen Kazala and Dot Marchak, a singing quartet, plus Irene and Theresa Sweeney, the “Dolly Sisters’ of ۰ Jack Netta's reading was suddenly interrupted by the entrance of Ar- mand Catugno who had just flown from Geneva where a delegation com- posed of artists and statesmen had reached the decision concerning the flag for the United States of the world. “Т� е new Над“, Armand smilingly an- nounced, is to be none other than our old flag—the stars and stripes!” What thunderous applause greeted this announcement, as pride welled up in every American heart. What was happening? Where was | now? Where were the crowds? Where was Madison Square Garden? A voice at my elbow soon put me straight, “Yes sir this ex-serviceman has answered the sixty-four dollar ques- tion correctly, Congratulations, sir, and here is your $500 victory bond.” More applause followed. Now | had my bearings; | was at home, seated by my radio, listening to the Ask Ме Another” program and studying for a his- tory exam. Studying history—that's what had put me to sleep. “History can do queer things to people, | thought to myself as | settled more comfortably in my chair and tried to recapture that same dream from which | had learned no facts but had obtained some wonderful theories for “О� е World . P. S. Dear Classmates: If any of you have been omitted from this prophecy, | assure you it was not done intentionally. If only | hadn't been awakened so soon, | should have found a place for each one of you in the world of tomorrow, but be as- sured | shall let you know whenever “| see you і� my dreams . © С. 5. The Bus Goes On The bus stops, People get off People get on The bus goes on And the people go on. Pecple—and frosty faces, camouflaged lips, Calloused hands, chemicalled skins Bent backs, broad shoulders Shoes-sparkling, split hems, inclined heels, knotted laces People—and shoes And ties —gravy painted And hats, creased, veiled, spotless, sun-eaten, And torn jackets, And rusty rings, And coughs, whistles And the bus stops People get off — People get on— The bus goes on And people go on ALEX WOICESHEN Еагеуе!! With happy voices clear and strong” While starting on our way We praise in every deed and song Our school where work was play The time for us to part has come But we will not forget The well loved school we now must leave With sadness and regret The many lessons we have learned Will still direct our feet When we from classes here have turned To problems we must meet We may not win renown Nor gain the world's applause But we shall always strive To further freedom's cause With happy voices clear and strong While starting on our way We praise in every deed and song Our school where work was play ANTHONY CRINCOLI Children's Voices | saw а little boy looking at a clock і� а window He stood there Eyes reflecting the lazy motion of the second hand. People darted past him, But he stood there enchanted By the magic of the second hand I looked at the block, At the black hour hand Six thirty Slow bus Late for supper Late for show. But he stood there, Nose flattened, Eyes dreaming with the crawling second hand Of a clock in a window. A little boy wanted а toy soldier. Amid night stars Не wandered with the soldier. Through glorious battles, Over sun glazed desert sands, On storm sprayed seas The boy wandered with the soldier The father bought the boy a toy soldier The boy tried, But could not see battles or sands or seas. Only a lead cast caught his gaze. The toy was crushed And — The boy wanted a toy soldier. І saw a child blowing up a balloon. When inflated The plastic bubble of Joy Tottered and danced On excited hands Higher and higher it bounced. Faster and faster it danced Till the hands grew careless And the Joy was lost, The child's face saddened And a cry almost broke through the frown. When suddenly his eyes flashed a new brilliance And a smile curved itself about his lips. His hand reached into his pocket And the child began blowing up another balloon. A mother and child walked hand in hand. The child saw a twig on the ground. The child reached for the twig. The mother tugged the child away And the child obeyed the mother. The child grew up. And walked with the world hand in hand. The child saw success And reached for it. The world tugged at the child. Will the child obey the world? By ALEX WOICESHEN Alma Mater High above the busy city, Far beyond all reach of ill, Sits enthroned our Alma Mater, Our dear Lady on the Hill. Lift a chorus, send it swelling, With a leal and loyal will, And her bounty be the beauty of Our Lady on the Hill. Stenography Speed Club Adviser MRS. BURKE Sales Club Adviser DR. PROFETA Stage Guild Adviser MISS HOUGH Boys’ Service Adviser MR. FRANZBLAU 3 ЖЕ! Tangent Staff Adviser MISS SULLIVAN Junior Red Cross Adviser MISS PALMER Belles Lettres Club Adviser DR. BARNARD Banner Squad Italian Club Adviser MRS. LITCH — ei + Charm Club Adviser MRS. BURKE National Honor Society Advisers DR. BARNARD MR. STRAHAN MRS. WRIGHT Ше uw. Photoplay Club Choristers | Adviser MR. LUNDIE Rifle Club Adviser MR. TURNBULL Janitorial Dance Club Advisers MISS GOLDFARB MR. LITSKY Commercial Club Adviser MR. HEIGES Career Clinic Adviser MISS ALLEN Girls’ Service Adviser MISS KAUFMAN Mathmagicians Adviser MR. O'BRIEN Art Club Adviser MRS. HOPPER Dance Orchestra Adviser MR. GREENFIELD O you, ће incoming 4A's, we extend our best wishes and heartiest con- gratulations. May you enjoy your seniority as we did ours. рачето до De Head “each T урі Ping Class ІТНІМ the past four years of football at Central, we have always seen our teams up and at the opponents, showing a grand display of courage and determination. Throughout our 43 season, we combined this fighting spirit with skill and took second place in the City League In our ‘44 season, true to tradition, we again captured second place in the City League. Showing that fine Central spirit, we went on to throw back alí but one of our city opponents, the Red Raiders. We likewise bowed to a few suburban teams Our last year, the ‘45 season, was not so successful as the others. How- ever the team fought hard, and managed to give all their opponents tough battles. All our losses were close contests. Although we were beaten by most of the city teams, we finished fourth in the city, with а win over South Side and a tie with West Side. Despite the fact that our ‘45 team met with tough cpposition, they tredded through the gridiron season always fighting on with increased courage Football Players TOM SNEDDON Тот, а boy with plenty of “до” power, has played two years of football. Не earned а JOE GALLAGHER J. V. and Varsity “С” in his Junior and Senior joe Gellägher, a tell well preportiened fel- years respectively. We shall remember the tall quiet end who was always up and at the op- ponent and always a credit to his team. JOE COLABELLI ” Joe gave football a try in his Senior year and earned the center position on the varsity. Although injured in his first appearance against Barringer, Joe managed to battle on in the Nutley game. He was unable to finish the season, but had courageously won a Varsity c low, has certainly made a name for himself in football at C. H. S. He has been an outstand- ing player since his sophomore year when he was chosen a member of the J-V squad and earned a junior varsity C. During his junior and senior years, ne starred in the same old left-end spot, winning two more varsity C's and the distinction of being the holder of the high-scoring record in the city and the country. Excelling in all sports, he is our only graduate to hold seven varsity letters. Congratulations, Joe! RAIS SLSR eae unm 1932 gui BILL SAKS A J-V man for two seasons, Bill was elevated to the varsity in his senior year By the end of the court season, he had developed into the most improved valua- ble player on the team. Along with Gal- lagher, he was co-captain and play maker Bill brought down the ball and set up the plays. When he wasn't feeding his team- mates, Bill was a dependable scorer Basketball Players JOE GALLAGHER Joe has proven one of the most versatile athletes ever to wear the blue and white. і� his sophomore year, he went out for the cage team and won a starting berth. Since then, he has picked up All-City and All- State honors for his all around play. А� excellent backboard operator is Joe and his HAUPT “RICHIE” most dangerous offense weapon is a soft left-handed, jump-push shot. Besides being co-captain in his senior year, Joe finished among the first five in scoring in the county. Like Saks, Haupt played J-V ball for two seasons and then was taken on the varsity He won a starting position through his de- termination and team play. A good floor man and defensive guard is Dick Backes! TOU past years have seen two of the best cage teams in the school's history. With eigh- teen victories and the city championship under their belt, the 1944-45 cage team entered the state tournament. After defeating Nutley and Belleville, the Blue Devils faced Orange's Tornadoes. Despite having built up a sizable lead in the first period, we were forced to come from behind in the final quarter to win. Then came the Union Hill game. The Hudson County quintet was too much for the locals and our dreams for a state championship were prolonged. But our last year was our banner year. We won sixteen games during the regular schedule, two less than the '44-'45 year It was in the tournament that our boys really began to click. We weren't supposed to have a chance to retain the sectional crown which we won in '45. But the never-say-die Centralites defied these predictions when they hit on all cylinders and reached the State Finals before being eliminated. We startled the sports world by upsetting previously un- defeated Clifton, who were heavy favorites to win the state crown. Everyone dreamed of bringing the title to Newark for the first time, but it turned out to be only a dream; for the next night we succumbed to Thomas Jefferson in a game that was won on the foul line. All in all, we were unbeatable these last two years in city competition. We hope the future Central teams keep up this fine record. The team presented the school with two city trophies and two sectional trophies besides tying for another city trophy. For what more could one ask? Baseball 1 surely has been a victorious season for our baseball team under the direction of Mister Sasnow, head coach, and А! Sabino, assistant. Left without a returning atter man, these two produced a competitive nine Three seniors «vere among those who brought fame to the team and to Central. Adam Misurella and Nick Porcello proved supreme in hitting and fielding. We shall never forget Nick's homer with two men on base, which gave good old C. H. S. a 6-4 victory over the 1945 state champions, Bloom- field High. Peter Cummings, а newcomer, did а fine job throughout the games in a hot corner position. For work well done, we say to this trio, Good luck, boys!” URING our eventful four years at Central, we have witnessed some fine swimming teams. The Central mermen swim hard and have а lot of spirit. In the past four years, they have won the city championship twice Our last season ended with Central's winning five out of nine city meets Graduating members of the team are Gene Bundas, Abe Bennet, William Muilkans, Ray Utynok, Matt Lombardi and Charley Myers. Of these six, the first five won letters. These boys were the backbone of the squad and the team will miss them. Matt Lombardi and Abe Bennet were the co-captains Both were on the team during their junior and seniors years, Matt winning letters both years. ross Country swimming URING our eventful four years at Central, we have witnessed some fine swimming teams. The Central mermen swim hard and have a lot of spirit. In the past four years, they have won the city championship twice Our last season ended with Central's winning five out of nine city meets Graduating members of the team are Gene Bundas, Abe Bennet, William Muilkans, Ray Utynok, Matt Lombardi and Charley Myers. Of these six, the first five won letters. These boys were the backbone of the squad and the team will miss them. Matt Lombardi and Abe Bennet were the co-captains Both were on the team during their junior and seniors years, Matt winning letters both years. ross Country Ls за mA AT „+