Central High School - Cog N Pen Yearbook (Newark, NJ)
- Class of 1951
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f at, VL COMMERCIAL TE0S Ch Contents Senior Advisers................................................3 Associate Advisers.............................................4 Dedication.....................................................5 Administration.................................................6-7 Faculty..........................................................8-11 Editorial Staff................................................12-13 Class Committees...............................................14-15 Class Officers.................................................16 Senior Section.................................................17-52 Will and Testament.............................................53 Class Song.....................................................54 Alma Mater.....................................................55 Senior Home Rooms..............................................56 Popularity Poll................................................57-62 Sports:........................................................63 Football..................................................64-67 T rack....................................................68 Baseball 1950 ........................................... 69 Basketball................................................70 Swimming..................................................71 Cheer Leaders and Twirlers.....................................72-73 Central Activity Clubs.........................................74-77 Remembrance of Times Past......................................78-82 I Directory of Class of January ’51...............................83-84 Advertising . ................................................85-94 Well Wishers...................................................95-96 2 ADVISERS ALEXANDER B. LEWIS We deeply appreciate his patience and kindness toward us throughout the years we worked together. Mr. Lewis has been more than an adviser to us; he has been a friend in need. GRACE E. PALMER She worked with us without tiring and helped us out of all our embarrassments and difficulties. She is a grand adviser and especially good on finances. DAVID FELDMAN Advertising RUTH L. WALSH Decorations LILA B. WRIGHT Clerical Dedication 70e dedicate thie aux yeax-haoh to all IMexican hoye and pixie coho in all timee %£ etxeee and danpex have anecoexed theix ceuntxye call fax eexoice. Stficc-tally da toe fold in xenteMhxance the valiant youth coho Meet recently have cexved in 'Koxea— 'Italy it May he eaid them alee. “7he ploxy the frieeent ie to Mahe the factuxe faee. To the Class of January 1951 best are about to enter abundant oppor tunities for joy, happiness, and ser vice to your community STANTON A. RALSTON Principal -U. Beryl Anderson Librarian Lillian K. Barnett Art Irving Benedon Com'l. Vera H. Beusman Phys. Ed. Charlotte Beissert Pianist Jessie W. Boutillier Chr. English Florabclle Burke Com'l. Charles Brodsky Chr. Social Studies Frances Cheslott Science John W. Brady Com'l. Norman H. Cotter Science Michael Cuoito Social Studies Salvatore A. Commisa Phys. Ed. Miriam Cushman English Mario Del Favero Com'l. Seward DeHart Tech. Antoinette Del Gaiso Study Hall John A. Deady Acting Chr. Tech. faculty january 1951 David Feldman Com'l. Benjamin Eskin Tech. Aaron Franzblau English Julius A. Finkelstein Social Studies Henry M. Goldstein English Louis Goldman English Aaron Goff Science Myers P. Heigct Chr. Com'l. John W. Hedstrom Social Studies Emma J. Hough Phys. Ed. Nathan H.Kantor Com'l. Jennie P. Janulin English Benjamin Katz Science Louis Inzeo Com'l. Anna T. Lchlbach Librarian Irving Levin Phys. Ed. central high school Josephine Mcqaro Mod. Lang. John H. McNamara Tech. Eric H. C. lundie Music Beatrice J. Litch Acting Chr. Mod. Lang Julia L. Mitchell English Joseph Miller Mod. Lang. Marcella Mooney English John Petitti Social Studies Jessie K. Prcssler Lab. Asst. John T. Price Tech. Rocco Pcsile Music Jacob L. Rittenband Acting Chr. Music Fred R. Profeta Com'l. Milton Schechter Art Anna B. Schlegel Health Victor H. Schleicher Social Studies Mary S. Rybkiewics Social Studies faculty i a n u a r y 1951 George Steiscl Math. Meyer P. Smith Com'l. Robert B. Str.ih.m Tech. Louise Travelled History Marie C. Sullivan Lab. Asst. Arnold Strassberg Math. Francis J. Trunt Com’l. Anthony J. Velardo Tech. Morris C. Warrick Tech. Adele K. Shargel Com’l. Solomon Fleischman Phys. Ed. Mabel Welles Acting Chr. Art. Lila B. Wright Com’l. Ester A. Elam Foods Gerard Capcce Tool Clerk Annie 8. Knowles Com’l. Ray A. Barnard English Marion S. Cunningham Com’l. Helen M. Brownrigg Clothing Eliiabeth C. Sullivan English SdCtonial Sta Editor-in-chief .... EDMUND RICCARDI Associate Editor........JOHN FALCONE Art Editor..............RICK DOLANSKY 4%t @dmmit£cc RICK DOLANSKY Chairman Robert Mautner Gloria Pallante Barbara Cuozzo Sp ild (ZommitZce FRANK McGURTY Chairman Samuel Ventola Popularity Poll @o t Hi cc ROSE RUBINACCIO Chairman Louis Falcetano Madeline Testa Joe Raccioppi Vincent Loux Angela Calabro Elvira LaTorre Anthony DiChiara Neil Renna Louis Risto Frank Choloski Georgia Greenfield (ZomuUltec CATHERINE RUSSO Chairman Angela Calabro Grace Farina (fanmiltcc LOUIS FALCETANO Chairman Joanne Sutherland Rae Lava John Saccente Typing Editor .... CATHERINE RUSSO Associate Typing Editor . . GRACE FARINA Sports Editor..........FRANK McGURTY .itcnaruf omanitZec CATHERINE RUSSO Chairman Angela Calabro Grace Farina Lenny Paradiso Edmund Riccardi John Falcone Louis Risto Neil Renna Jerry Fazzini Warren Paige Georgia Greenfield Vincent DeFillipps Vincent Loux Tony Grazioso Athanasia Stamates JERRY CICIOLA Chairman Bob Miller Anthony DiChiara Jerry Fazzini Marlene Davis Tom losso Barbara Cuozzo Violet Jackson Rae Lava Anthony Caruso Jeanette Darpino !2uotatio u (?4 H HilZcC Jean Terhune Lenny Paradiso Sally Wax Richard Pezzano Angela Calabro Joe Sommers Pat Leousis Rose Picone Catherine Russo Athanasia Stamates (?laAA (?o uHitTe€ Catherine Russo Lenny Paradiso Yearbook 14 LOUIS FALCETANO Class President Officers VINCENT LOUX Vice President ANGELA CALABRO Secretary ROSE RUBINACCIO Treasurer M january '51 -jr. j r-Si V -r ir but ',U Quiet Iku DONALD AUER He who wishes to secure the good of others has already secured his own. a , 1'l'ah,C Wh ‘,l « UOU'ie 21 s AWn c0o si . her J°a 'ta V. c°0 rf « FRANZELLA CUMMINGS The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worthwhile, is just a pleasant smile. FRANK CORRADI A friend to all, a foe to none, treats all the same and slights no one. JANUARY '51 23 w ERNESTINE DAVIS A sparkling eyes, gleaming smile, gay and happy all the while. • . e'We _ . “'or, hZ r' h,D' .0 tS o°v-thapl A a’'1 rson3 '- 0 % . S$ 00 0 star u sb' b 'r- °°' h-' S?t •‘A 27 LOUIS FALCETANO We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done. JOHN FALCONE Neatly poised, neatly dressed, as a matter of fact he‘s one of the best. ANITA GALELLA GEORGIA GREENFIELD Daughter of the Gods, divinely tall. v t’ Mevcr u a fro n sunny ,o clo sm le- his gV'0S° p|eas re 9 PATRICIA LEOUSIS ROSE LUPIANO A girl of high ambition, high ideals, whose friendly manner appeals. LENA MANCINI She always has a twinkle in her eyes, and a smile on her 39 WARREN PAIGE Laugh and the world laughs with you. w t W‘ q0 spOf's 3nd GLORIA PALLANTE A girl who is always nice and sweet, one whom you would like to meet. CLASS OF RICHARD PEZZANO JEAN TERHUNE 'V ' t Her eyes reflect the haven's deepest blue. WILLIAM THOMPSON He is not a chip off the old block, but the block itself. ., tM c n‘t' c ',n o n. 47 YOLANDA VECCHIONE The beauty seen is partly in her who sees it. ZHN n° er. r°l4 'Ovy D f«a is no in' an it :i ion- •% -i'ti H. «£ £• W‘V don®- 50 51 PATRICK MONGIELLO One who never turned his back but marched breast for-ward. polit ‘ evc th,ng‘ 'Oe last $Dill and Testament This is it. so being of sound mind and hollow body, We. the Class of January 1951. hereby proclaim this to be our Last Will and Testament. Anything said in the following is purely coincidental and should be blamed on the printer. Teachers can go on with the reading of this document under their own risk; 1. First of all. to our successors, we leave our worn books, our wornout term requirements, our worn out teachers land I mean Worn!, our newly painted building, our wonderful cafeteria, and also we leave you all our worn out excuses and alibis. 2. To our adviser Miss Palmer, we leave a big photograph of herself to hang in the Auditorium and a line of soldiers to obey her command of ATTENTION”. 3. Mr. Lewis. Ah! yeah. All written excuses will be left to this man. We leave also a new batch of young vigorous people who will fight for their rights. 4. To Mr. Ralston, we leave, (in a low pitched voice) that everlasting phrase. We will now pass to our classes”. 5. We mustn't forget the office staff. So we will just leave them in peace. Miss Gordon has our blessings for a more mannerly bunch of boys who collect the books from the book room. 6. To the English Department we leave several unmentionable things. However, there are some things which can be written, for instance, dead memory sheets, dead book reports, and dead MacBeth. 7. To our wonderful old History Department we leave a whole new book of some of the History that our class has made during the last term of our High School career. 8 Sis boom Bah, sis boom bah, all of these enchanting notes arc left to our music masterminds otherwise called the Music Department. 9. The Technical Department has been a great help in preparing our boys for the world of industry. Now they are ready to face and dig the largest ditch ever seen. 10. Gym. is here to stay, so let's make the best of it. But, PLEASE give the girls more time to dress and let the boys wash after the period is over. 11. Ha Ha. the commercialists thought they were going to get away without being seen, but we fooled you. After all you did for us with those bookkeeping papers and filing papers, and those old broken down machines, you cold hearted fellows and gals could never escape this little means of torture. 12. Whenever you smell a smell that stinks you will always be reminded of the Science Department. 13. Those mathematicians who go around yelling numbers and theorems are going to be picked up by the men in White Coats pretty soon. 14. Spain and Italy are beautiful countries with beautiful languages. Let's hope neither of those countries ever hear our students murder their languages. 15. Art!, Art!, what is life without Art? We don’t know, give us time to find out. will ya? 16. To the Freshman we leave a lot of good advice. Do not study too hard, for if will make you sick, and no employer wants to hire a sick employee. If you obtain good grades without study, then laugh heartily at all your teachers' jokes even though you are hearing them for the 1,000.CK)0.000.000th time, your teachers questions about the lesson after class, and give them an apple a day. Send them cards on all the holidays and carry lots of books. All the rest of our property, whatsoever and wheresoever, and of what nature, kind and quality, after the payment of all our debts and funeral expenses, we leave to you. In testimony whereof, we hereunto set our hand and seal, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, this 24th day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one. Signed and Witnessed by: Sir Oaky Doakes Louie” ANDANTE cSom? JANUARY '51 Words by MuK bv r f p r f t r r )SSO 4 FARE mi V TO TNtl, FOUR Ye A4 HAVE BAStCD; SOKtf LEAVES HAVE FALL- ................ ' t...... i t- mt' t ft ft i: ■' )i ' ' ' ''i1 i|ii 4 i TMROUtH THe YEAR). OUR CLASS HAS SHARED ftOTH TEARS AND JOY, r i-j ■-t+SfliLiMi—Mfm • -«QCjrn -Eg STjovt REACH OUR i GOAL 1 =F THE TIM HAS COMfc-- FOR US lO PART: WE - i s i i r Tf I mm =7= HEAR THE: CALL TQ STRlVO -4 ± ± 1_J 41A ,l|l I I AND SERVE . CEN-TAAL. - -4- -4- 1 Wt LEAVE WITH SAO Rt- GHJST. AND fONO, SWUT MERRIES )H offft HIATTS. i j j—i i ; , j. j . ; J ALMA MATER Word by: ELMIR TREISS MODtRATO I -j.m j- Mutic by: lASlETJ MITH TV- A — rn;i j£j . ; 0 - r f r u f r r Lr j- jqfe ' W r1 hijtr a etove th| bu-sy ct ty , jTfgifiulCa■ j- n fury1 rtir r 1 r sh —iri _ v‘r : : { . J; : j b m- ’ • i f r —-gj d 4 I j 4 ■ j 4 - f- A STUD'00 SnSSS CLASS DREAMERS VNCENT DeFILIPPIS MILDRED LOMBARDI 57 59 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JOHN SACCENTE JOANNE SUTHERLAND CLASS ARTISTS BILLY THOMPSON BARBARA CUOZZO ‘Pofiulcviity i- -V ° 0, CLASS APPLE POLISHER ANITA GALELLA 0 qO -C °St ,cnTO' ° 's Pa 61 Pafudanittf Pad 62 LOU MONTEMARANO All-City tackle and one of the line stalwarts in his senior year. A real “holler guy and team man in all incidents. ) VIN LIPOMA First-string end for two seasons and an excellent down-field blocker, who despite his slight stature proved to be a valuable asset to the squad. JERRY FAZZINI A sparkling example of the sporting proverb: its the size of the fight in the man that counts not the size of the man in the fight. f ) PAT MONGIELLO A fine defensive end and a real hustler who really came into his own during his senior year. All eyes arc trained on the field « the team and several members of the faculty watch the proceedings. Costy 1631 makes a futile attempt to complete a last down pass to Jacobs 177) m the West Side game. Central end Ed Mclucas (30) makes a futile dive for Don Reith's (17) pass. “!Rci4f Central end Ed Me Lucas leaps high into the air to snag Larry Guarmo's pass for a 10 yard gam against Wcequahic. Central's band and twirling squad march on the field. Don Reith (17). Central quarterback sweeps his own right end tor a seven yard gam agamst Barringer. 66 TEAM! Head coach Sal Commisa watches the proceedings as Ruggiero 119) Scurko t35) and Lipoma (25 look on. Bloomfield’s Bob Pascal loses h«s head about Central’s Art Hooper 122). Jerry Vitello (23). Central fullback, scoots right end for a first down. Barringer's Al Gncco (9l starts to falter as Scurko (35) and Sica (15) move in for the tackle. Barringer end Tony Battone (35) hauls in a short pass deep in Central territory. Jerry Vitello evades would-be Barringer tackier. j V: An CROSS COUNTRY 7'earn FRANK CASTELLUCCIO One of the finest 220 yard dash men In the city during the 1950 track season and a •'sure bet' when a winner is needed. BOB MILLER A consistent runner as well as a worthy example of sportsmanship and fair play. WOK COW Under the watchful eye of Coach Irving Levin, the Central Cross Country team established itself as one of the finest in Essex County. In the state competition the team finished second which is something to be proud of in any quarter. IRVING LEVIN Coach 68 ROBERT REILLY Coach siss? Once again, in the 1950 Baseball campaign. Coach Bob Reilly fielded a formidable team to help further the favorable name which Central ball clubs have earned for themselves in past encounters. Although faced with the problem of inexperience the squad came through like a real winner. • V BASEBALL •Cr, °W BASKETBALL squad HENRY FINCK Coach Once again, after a year of absence from the swimming scene, Central High will have a fine team to represent it during this 1950-51 swimming campaign. 71 @ eente zdenA RAE LAVA JEAN TERHUNE JEANETTE DARPINO GEORGIA GREENFIELD Ch R LBa°INg squad 76 77 BUSY CORNER Vineetovt — CLASS OF JANUARY 1951 ADDEO. FRANK 10 Mt. Prospect Avenue. Newark 4 ADUBATO. LOUISE LUCILLE 80 North 10th Street. Newark 7 ALBERTI. RALPH A. 578' 2 North Soventh Street, Newark 7 AUER. DONALD 107 Columbia Avenue. Newark 6 BADER. FRED 696 South 20th Street. Newark 3 BENSCH. PAUL 130 New Street. Newark 2 BERTINO. SANTO 93 Bruce Street, Newark 3 CALABRO. ANGELA 70 Oriental Street. Newark 4 CAMPBELL. JOHN 1020 Franklin Avenue. Newark 7 CARUSO. ANTHONY 132 Garside Street. Newark 4 CASALE. ROSE 73 North 1 1th Street. Newark 7 CASALE. THOMAS 158 Bruce Street. Newark 3 CASTELLUCCIO. FRANK 168 High Street. Newark 4 CERLIGIONE. LOUISE 350 North 6th Street. Newark 7 CESTONE. LEON 40 Fourth Street. Newark 7 CHOLOSKI. FRANK 575 North 5th Street. Newark 7 CICCONE. NICK 151 Brookdale Avenue, Newark 4 CICCONE. VITO 32 Factory Street. Newark 4 CICIOLA. GERALD 11 Stone Street, Newark 4 CILENTO. ALEXANDER 27 Sheffield. Newark 4 CLARK. COLLEEN 15Vi Norfolk, Newark 4 COHEN. JERRY 279 Peshine Avenue. Newark 3 COOK. DAWN 506 Broadway, Newark 4 COOKE. JUANITA 111 Camden Street. Newark 3 CORCIA. ANGELA 239 Roseville Avenue. Newark 7 CORRADI, FRANK 14 Clark Street. Newark 4 CUMMINGS. FRANZELLA 36 Sterling Street, Newark 3 CUOZZO. BARBARA 76 Cutler Street. Newark 4 DALIANIS. JIMMY 44 West Market Street. Newark 3 DANIELS. MARIE 91 Mt. Prospect Avenue. Newark 4 DARPINO. JEANNETTE 485 North 6th Street. Newark 7 DAVIS. ERNESTINE 230 Orange Street. Newark 4 DAVIS. MARLENE 269 Ridge Street. Newark 4 DeFILIPPIS. VINCENT 34 North 6th Street. Newark 7 DcMUNNO. MICHAELINA 47 Twelfth Avenue. Newark 3 DiCHIARA. ANTHONY 76 Stone Street. Newark 4 DiRIENZO. DOLORES 84 Highland Avenue. Newark 4 DOLANSKY. RICHARD 708 South 15th Street. Newark 3 DONNARUMMO. MILDRED 764 South 20th Street. Newark 8 DRABIK. PAUL 463 South 13th Street. Newark 3 ESPOSITO. MILDRED 23 Factory Street. Newark 4 FACHER. WILBUK 80 Charlton Street. Newark 3 FALCETANO. LOUIS 186 James Street. Newark 4 FALCONE. JOHN 494 South 19th Street. Newark 3 FARINA. GRACE 199 Clifton Avenue. Newark 4 FAZZINI, JERRY 98 Davenport Avenue. Newark 7 FREDA. ANGELINA 33 Seventh Avenue. Newark 4 GAINES. CARRIE 195 13th Avenue, Newark 3 GALELLA. ANITA 352 North 6th Street. Newark 7 GILL. THOMAS 75 South Orange Avenue, Newark 3 GOUGH. JOHN 83 Newark Street. Newark 4 GRANT. WILLIAM 49 Rutgers Street. Newark 3 GRAZIOSO. ANTHONY 205 New Street, Newark 4 GREENFIELD. GEORGIA 63 High Street. Newark 4 GUARIGLIA. MARIAN 35 Highland Avenue. Newark 4 HALLACKER. JOHN 263 Academy Street. Newark 3 HEATHCOTE. JOHN 834 Bergen Street. Newark 8 HICKS. HARRIET 306 15th Avenue. Newark 3 HUNDLEY. ALICE 88 Littleton Avenue. Newark 7 IOSSO. TOM 35 Sixth Avenue. Newark 4 JACKSON. VIOLET 495 Hunterdon Street. Newark 8 JORDAN. THERESA 49 Rutgers Street. Newark 3 KLEINERT. ALEX 5591 2 South 1 Ith Street. Newark 3 KNIGHT. LILA 36 Fairvicw Avenue, Newark 3 LaTORRE. ELVIRA 36 Hecker Street. Newark 4 LAVA. RAE 42 May Street. Newark 4 LEOUSIS. PATRICIA 174 Bank Street. Newark 3 LEWIS. WILLIAM 82 Vanderpool Street. Newark 5 83 Vouxtovf — CLASS LIPOMA. VINCENT 143 Summer Avenue. Newark 4 LOMBARDI. MILDRED 54 Davenport Avenue. Newark 7 LOUX, VINCENT 267 Broad Street. Newark. 4 LUCAS. FRANK 50 Boylan Street. Newark 6 LUPIANO. ROSE 50 Summer Avenue. Newark 4 MANCINI, LENA 144 Hudson Street. Newark 4 MARTINO, CARMINE 43 Webster Street. Newark 4 MASULLO. HELEN 114 7th Avenue. Newark 4 MAUTNER. ROBERT 651 South 11th Street. Newark 7 mcduffie. ozzie 279 Warren Street. Newark 4 McGURTY. FRANK 94 Lindsley Avenue. Newark 6 MECCA. JOSEPH 781 South 18th Street. Newark 3 MILLER. ROBERT 793 Broadway. Newark 4 MITCHELL. JUANITA 301 15th Avenue. Newark 3 MODUGNO. MARGARET 46 11 th Avenue. Newark 7 MONDA. SALVATORE 76 Crane Street. Newark 4 MONGIELLO. PATRICK 314 Summer Avenue. Newark 4 MONTEMARANO. LOUIS 136 Summit Street. Newark 4 MOORE. ROBERT 531 Bergen Street. Newark 8 MOREIRA, ARNOLD 120 Elm Street. Newark 5 MUSCIO. CIRO 23 Isabella Avenue. Newark 6 NOLAN. MADELINE 141 2 Norfolk Street. Newark 4 O'ROURKE. RICHARD 122 Pine Grove Terrace. Newark 6 PACE. ROSEMARIE 29 Warrington Place. Newark PAIGE. WARREN 179 James Street. Newark 4 PALLANTE. GLORIA 73 Eighth Avenue. Newark 2 PARADISO. LEONARD 482 North 6th Street. Newark 7 PASCUCCI. FLORENCE 150 7th Avenue. Newark 4 PERSON. LEVI 192 Orange Street. Newark 4 PEZZANO. MARY 254 Summer Avenue. Newark 4 PEZZANO. RICHARD 254 Summer Avenue, Newark 4 PEZZETTA, ROSE 2291 2 E'flhth Avenue. Ncwarn 4 PICONE. ROSE 74 Seventh Avenue. Newark 4 POLISEO. VINCENT 384 Clifton Avenue. Newark 8 POLISSE, CARMELLA 140 Ridge Street. Newark 4 PRETA. SUSAN 165 Grafton Avenue. Newark 4 OF JANUARY 1951 RACIOPPI, JOSEPH 470 North 7th Street, Newark 7 RAIMONDI. ANTOINETTE 57 Arlington Avenue, Newark 4 REISS. FRED 77 Madison Avenue. Newark 8 RENNA. NEIL 175 Second Avenue. Newark 4 RICCARDI, EDMUND 165 Dickerson Street. Newark 4 RISTO. LOUIS 537 North 5th Street. Newark 7 RUB IN ACC 10. ROSE 136 Highland Avenue. Newark 7 RUSSO. ANTOINETTE 229 8th Avenue. Newark 4 RUSSO. CATHERINE 54 State Street. Newark 2 SACCENTE. JOHN 829 Bergen Street. Newark 8 SALVATO. JOHN 71 Colden Street. Newark 4 SAVARESE. ROBERT 636 Belmont Avenue. Newark 8 SCHUREN, HENRY 33 Woodside Avenue. Newark 4 SOMMER. JOSEPH 20 Triton Terrace. Newark 4 SPIRITO. LORETTA 47 Park Avenue. Newark 4 SPITZIANO. JENNIE 630 North 6th Street. Newark 7 STAMATES. ATHANASIA 44 Sterling Street. Newark 3 SUTHERLAND. JOANNE 673 Mt. Prospect Avenue, Newark 4 TARLTON. CURTIS 88 Plane Street. Newark 2 TERHUNE. JEAN 123 Bank Street. Newark 2 TESTA. MADELINE 178 Warren Street. Newark 4 THOMPSON. WILLIAM 196 Orange Street. Newark 4 TORSIELLO. ANTHONY 317 Morris Avenue, Newark 3 TRAPASSO. ANN 237 8th Avenue. Newark 4 TURNER. SARAH 11 Bedford Street. Newark 3 VECCHIONE. YOLANDA 221 8th Avenue. Newark 4 VENTOLA. SAMUEL 177 Parker Street, Newark 4 WALKER. JOHN 578 North 3rd Street. Newark 7 WALKER. MARGARET 50 Rutgers Street, Newark 3 WAX. SALLY 718 Broadway, Newark 4 WELCH. WILLIAM 105 Hartford Street. Newark 3 WIEGAND. EDWARD 280 11th Avenue. Newark 3 WINGLER. PAUL 98 19th Avenue. Newark 3 WOODWARD. HAROLD 20 State Street. Newark 2 ZARRA. MARIE 89 Mt. Prospect Avenue. Newark 4 ZEIGER, MIKE 273 Ridgewood Avenue. Newark 8 84 ? JOHN ARMELLINO BERKELEY KAIT OIANOI. NIW JIBJIV 11 rr«lM • 0'M(. 1-134 M.« Vw% 17. 47 LmOftM A 4 •MM fU M. MV. M C' 4 U Pr r r now for ■ prr-frrrrd wr irlil [option. lUrk.Ur - trained 4 «r -Ur too or tMOrUUd with A wUo urMr of builMM or-KMiiAtloo . Courw for Kl k-•rhool fraduaUa on roitrao mw«. DUtingulUwd faculty-ESortir plokonwnt «rr U Cot-aloe u a. Writ AmIiUM Dtraetor. Compliments of HERMAN and MINA S VARSITY LUNCHEONETTE DELICIOUS SANDWICHES COFFEE ... ICE CREAM 352 High Street Newark, N. J. Compliments of A FRIEND “Since 1922 We’ve Been Serving You MARGARET’S LUNCHEONETTE SANDWICHES - SODA - CANDY 97 Summit Street Newark, N. J. MAriset 2-8987 Dolly’s Rridal Shoppe CUSTOM MADE BRIDAL, BRIDESMAIDS AND EVENING CONVNS 104 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Nick’s Tailor Shop Well Known For Dry Cleaning And Escellent Pressing MArket 3-6182 RICKF.Y S CLOTHING CO. Anthony Ricciardi, Prop. CONTRACTORS OF MEN’S COATS 150 CARSIDE STREET HUmboldt 2-4058 NEWARK. N. J. 387-389 So. 10th Street Newark 3, N. J. We Call and Deliver Jerry’s Tailor Shop CUSTOM TAILOR Cleaning - Pressing - Alterations 111 -7th AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Harry Mark and Family 242 IIANSBURY AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Collegiate Cap and Gown Company Manufacturers of Choir Robes, Band Outfits Academic Caps, Gowns and Hoods Specialties 366 Fifth Avenue New York City Anna Mae Candies, Inc. 336 CHANCELLOR AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Eighth Avenue Poultry Market LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY FRESH ECCS 176 EIGHTH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. HUmboldt 2-2920 Res.: HUmboIdt 2-3040 John Gialanella and Sons PRIME MEATS AND POULTRY 174 EICHTtl AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Cilento Importing Co. GROCERS 138-8th AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of Home Hoorn 321 Compliments of Don’s Sweet Shop 114 SEVENTH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Mitchell 2-2358 Free Instruction Newark Yarn Center 23 CEDAR STREET NEWARK 2. N. J. (Opp. Kresije Dept. Store—Just off Halsey St.) Compliments of Victor Mastriano 97.8th AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of Red Diamond Screen Process Co. MArket 3-9833 Compliments of Universal Wine and Liquor 595 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of The Cafeteria Staff Compliments of Monterey Cleaners AND BEST WISHES TO BOB MILLER HUmboldt 5-9503 Celentano Bros. MANUFACTURERS OF LATTIC1NO FRESCHI 171 - 8th AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of Two Friends Ri . .itolio’s Florist TELECRAPH DELIVERY SERVICE 182-8th AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Elliott Grill 713 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF East Orange Sporting Goods Co. New Address After December 31st, 1950 407 MAIN STREET, EAST ORANGE, N. J. COMPLETE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL SPORTS Wholesale Retail ORange 4-1115 c GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF JANUARY 1951 FROM Class of June 1951 Prepare for a Permanent Position . . . NORTH JERSEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL — Established 1900 — “For the finest in secretarial training” U. S. Government and Business Seed TRAINED SECRETARIES STENOGRAPHERS GENERAL OFFICE WORKERS COMMERCIAL LEGAL MEDICAL Write or Phone for Catalog DAY AND EVENING CLASSES PLACEMENT SERVICE DRAKE COLLEGE 671 BROAD STREET NEWARK, N. J. (Wiss Building) 909 BROAD STREET Opposite City Hall NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Compliments Compliments of of LOUISE A FRIEND DiCOSTA’S GULF SERVICE Compliments of Central Avenue and Lock Street MArket 2-9451 ART WIRE and STAMPING CO. Prop. C. DiCosta Mgr. T. Crazioso Professional Courses for Executive Positions • SPANISH SECRETARIAL • EXPORT-IMPORT • MEDICAL SECRETARIAL • EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL • IUNIOR ACCOUNTANCY DAY OR EVENING Newark Preparatory School FOUNDED IN 1912 1019 Broad Stroot Ml 2-0480 MArloet 2-2778 A. K. DeLEMOS CO. Henry F. Mutschler, Prop. BOOK AND SHEET MUSIC 16 Central Avenue Newark 2, N. J. Mitchell 2-3065 AARON LIPPMAN CO. RADIO - TELEVISION and ELECTRONIC SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT 246 Central Avenue Newark 4, N. J. c ALDERNEY DAIRY COMPANY MArket 2-3000 26 Bridge Street Newark, N. J. HUmboldt 2-7965 James Farrara North Newark Dancing Academy 16 BOWLING ALLEYS FREE INSTRUCTIONS 90 Verona Avenue Newark, N. J. Compliments of Trapasso and Pastena Families HUmboldt 3-9168 Compliments of Tommy’s 252 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of R 519 “Homeroom nearest Heaven’ Tridix Tool and Machine Co. 31 ROUTE 29 HILLSIDE. N. J. Compliments of HR 220 Compliments of A Friend Best Wishes to Class of January 1951 WILLIE FIORE HUmboldt 3-3256 Anthony Di Tacconi PAINTING - PAPER IIANGINC INTERIOR DECORATORS 826 Summer Avenue Newark. N. J. HUmboldt 3-8367 LUXALL WASHING FLUID Manufacturer of Pine Soap Ammonia Blueing Floor Wax Liquid Starch “For a whiter wash use LuiaN Bleach Ciccone Bros. 295 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF PHOTOGRAPHERS ONE profession . . . and a MASTER at it W HEN you choose the profession you’re going to follow . . . choose carefully, slowly. When you've decided, select one phase of that profession . . . and then concentrate on it! SPECIALIZE, study and work at your specialty until you know more about it than anyone else in the world. The creed of specialization and perfection applies universally; to the man who builds better mousetraps, to the surgeon, or the engineer ... or the photographer. Academy Yearbook Photographers are SPECIALISTS in that precise sense. We arc YEARBOOK Photographers, interested only in creating cver-finer YEARBOOK pictures. 239 HOLLYWOOD AVENUE, HILLSIDE, N. J. WELL WISHERS Diana Accardo Betty Aecomondo A Friend Don Albanesc jule Albanesc Theresa Arre Margaret Alfano Ann Addeo Arty Allocci Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Addeo Anthony Addeo. Jr. Frank Addeo Mickey Addeo A Friend Annie-Okra Pete Barletto Carmela Barra Carmelinda Barros C. L. Bamum. Jr. William C. Bauer Mary Belderasc Ray Bellavia Bobbie Bcmbuy I. Benedon Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Benson Betty and Jerry Joseph B. Biondo Nick Bhisi Joey and Ceady Botti Pete Bovc Jessie W. Routillier Joe Belverio William Beatty Billy and Jimmie Bob and Shirley Bobbie Joe Bones Theresa Boudreau Mr. and Mrs. Warner Bracht S. Norman Busch Sally Brown Bugs Mr. and Mrs. T. Candura Rocco Capece Rose Caprio Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carlino Mrs. Hose Camcvale Mr. Sam Camcvale Carmen Carrino Bert Carrerera Mary Carsillo Lucy M. Caruso Marie Casiera Mrs. Helen Casselberry Mr. Lewis Casselberry Johnny A. Cassclla Joseph Castellano Nicholas M. Castellano Frank Castelluccio Fannie Ceres Louise Ccrligionc Chippy Nicholas E. Chletsos Chuck and Jean Peter Ciccone Emil Cilento Lillian Cino James Cirdasco Gene Clark Mrs. Clark Jack Colanito Shirley J. Clark Bill Colonna Ceraldione Concorso Gloris Contella Carl Cordasco Rocco Cordasco Jerry Costellano Patricia Cozzalino Marie Cozzi Franzella Cummings Peggy Curran Joe Castantino Cathy and Lcn Stella Catena Annette Ciccone Marie Ciccone Nick Ciccone Alex Cilento Anthony Cilento Clara and Tony The Clark Family Dawn Cook Miss Emily Cook Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Cook Miss Sally Cooke Mrs. William Cook Cravaterettes” Evelyn Crecco Angela Cuozzo Cecilia and Joe Cuozzo Lucia Cuozzo Tony Cuozzo James J. Davcy John A. Deady Sal DclDuca Joe D'Elia Jim Demas Connie DeStefano Frank IX'Stefano Innocenza DeStefano Rae DeStefano Peggy Deuver Mr. and Mrs. Cildo I eVencenzo Florence DiChiara Anthony DiCosta Carmine DiCosta Agnes DiLeila Dom and Dorothy Paul Drabik Russel Drumgold Miss Carmella Daniels Grace Daniels, John Daniels Joseph Daniele Louis L. Daniele Louis Daniele Mrs. Marie Daniele Mr. Paul Daniele Tony Daniele Angela Daniels Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels Marie Daniels Joseph S. DcFuria Roland D’Amato Nick DiMaro Giro DcMunno Florence DeMunno Mickey DeMunno Rose DeMunno Robert Donald Esther A. Elam Carolee Eason Pasquale Fabrizio Mary Falcetano Robin E. Fassetti David Feldman Generoso Ferrara Mary Ferrara Alphonse Ficetola Mary Ficetola Ted Flour Genevieve Fomiato Lydia Formato Charles Fucci Fred Fucetola Anthony Fabiano Joan Farrclly Jerry1 Fede Frenchie and Frankie Mr. and Mrs. J. Galioto Frank Callina Bob Garronc Terry Gcacgc Mary Geiger Norma Gerger Helen Giacoble Janice Giacoble Pat Giacoble Raymond Giacoble Mike Giannini Joe Gilibrace Rose Giordano Elwood Glosenger Mr. Aaron Goff Lou Gotz Mrs. Ruth Gough Jennie Crazioso Nancy Crazioso Salvatore Crazioso Vincent Crazioso Gloria Cuarino Oscar Cuelpa Joe Gas Francis Cennaro Georgia and Jimmy Andy Gerado Mrs. Emma Chow Mike Ciampola Gloria and George E. M. Goldstein Goo-Goo Chet Creenfield Mary Greenfield Lena Guariglia Al Guensch Harriet and Norm Eilleen Haun John Heathcotc P. Myers Heiges E. C. Heines Mrs. M. Heathcotc Edward J. Hoefling Minnie Iinpcrialc Tom Iosso Mr. Robert Irwin Mrs. Robert Irwin Minnie Imperialc J. Janulin William M. Johnson Catherine Jones Jordy and Rae Joe Jurnaia Tommy Juliano Leroy Jackson, Jr. Nina Jeannette Jolly Six Social Club Nathan H. k.inter Leo Rarolcs Molly Kaufman Betty Kelly Red Kerrigan Rose Reufas W. O. King Janet Klink Mr. and Mrs. John Kleinert Marion Koch Paul kowalczuk 95 WELL WISHERS Alex B. Lewis Adolph Lisowsky Carol Lombardi Norma Long Catherine Lopez Lou and Dec Joseph Luiker Mr. and Mrs. Erie H. C. Lundie Michaeline LaTorre Molly LaTorre Christine N. Lccaro Grace Lecaro Dominick Lembo Mike Lesser Little Freddie Lizzie” Lolly and Frank Mr. and Mrs. Pat Long Barbara Lucas Lois Lorenzo J. Paul Lukowicz Dorothy MacConchie Adna D. Malone Joannie Marks Nick Milano Lorraine Mucci Anthony Maxtrocni Lena Maccia Joan Mongiello Thomas J. Milano Violet Monagham Josephine Mattia Joe McConnell Danti Milano W. J. Mirbach Virginia Mecca Jerry Morcse Patricia Milano Marcella Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nlusto Josephine Megaro Rob Morris Mrs. Josephine Mangin Mr. Vincent Mangin Frank Montanari Catherine McMahon Michael Marrello Walter Moczarski Leo Marino Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald John E. Madison B. M. Manning Marie and Izzy Joyce Ann Madison Marge and Andy John Nlarinelli Sally Masi Mary and Frank Rocco Mclillo Mike and Joyce Anthony Meo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mickens Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Reger Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. J. Mitchener Mr. and Mrs. Frank Modugno Moe Irma Morabito Manuel Muniz Joseph Nacknouck Louis J. Noce Nicld Nappi Joe Nap Diane Olivito Alex Onofrietto Bob Ortiz Mrs. Gloria Patton Pete and Tyler Mildred Petolino Mary A. Pezzano Philip Picillo Danny Picnic Chas. M. Polito Mrs. J. Preta Susan Preta Mr. T. Preta Theresa Preta Walter Paine George Panico Mille Pallantc Mr. and Mrs. J. Parrinello Josephine Paruso Anna Pascucci Mrs. Anna Pascucci Florence Pascucci Mr. Frank Pascucci Jerry Pascucci Sam Pascucci Sain Pascucci Sue Paste na Christcna Pastcna James Pastena Mary Pawlowski Tommy Preta Dr. Profeta Adeline Pastena Adolph Pastena Columbia Pastena Vincent Pastena Vinnie Pastena Mike Parccllc Paul and Pat Mr. and Mrs. S. Piacenza Anna Polissc Carmella Polisse Jean Polisse Dominick Rachiele Gerry Rachiele Bob Bakner Mrs. Crace Reardon Rocco Riccardi Anthony V. Rccigno Andrew Riechl Herman Riechl Jack Riggi Mrs. Esther V. Robison Leonard Romano Rose and Arty Mario Rosello Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rufolo Antoinette Russo Babe Russomanno Mr. and Mrs. A. Russo Sal Racioppi Nick Restaino Raffaele Restaino John Rooney John Saccentc Ellen Saiausky Butch Salvato Louis Salvato Vincent D. Salvato Alfonse Salvatore, Jr. Vincent Sarno Gloria Scheff Carl J. Scheider Connie Schiffeno Joseph Schifini Mr. Ralph SchiiRno V. Schleicher Dena Scolavino Henry Schurcn Fred Seyter Alice Silva Ernest Siniscal Henry H. Sloan Gaylord Smith Meyer P. Smith Rose Spirita Michael Spirito Stinky Robert B. Strahan Betty Sullivan Francis Sullivan Mrs. Irene Sutherland Lucia and Al Salazar Mr. and Mrs. A. Sanchelli Scop 96 Mrs. A. Shipley Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith Tommy Somma Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sommer Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stefanic Mrs. Marie Sullivan Sugar” Scottic Tamillo Mike Tartaglia Sarah Tartaglia Louis Andrew Taviero Violet Terrtzza Mr. and Mrs. N. Testa Grace and Harrison Terhunc Roy C. Thompson P. J. O. Toole Daniel Topo Mary Toriello Anthony Torsiello, Jr. Elizabeth Torsiello Katherine Torsiello Victor Torsiello Vincent Torsiello Louise Trapasso Tom Trapasso Vincent Trapasso Louis Trento Thomas Turner Emil Veltre Edward II. Vcnnitlilli Michael A. Vigliotta Violet and Bob Mr. and Mrs. A. Vito Gerald P. Valardi Joan Vitello Chester Walendzinski Joan Walsack Evelyn Walsh Mr. Ceorgc Weed Ed Weigan Wesley Jack Whitmore Joseph Wiano Max Wicnthal Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilgand Russell I. Wolfe Lois Wunningburg Earnest Westwood Patrick M. Whalen Mary Susanne Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler Bernard Zamball Grace M. Zambell Anthony Zazzarino Christine Zicaro Zeke Michael Zauga • NIW CITY MINTING COMPANY UNION CITY N I COMMERCIAL TECHT k C 0 (I T f n T $ Dedication.................... Advisers . .................. Alma Mater.............. Administration................ Special Advisers.............. Faculty.................... Yearbook Committees. . . . Class Officers................ Seniors....................... Class Song.................... For The Record................ Popularity Poll............... National Honor Society . Clubs......................... Junior Senior Prom............ Memories of Central .... Sports........................ Twirlcrs, Cheerleaders, Majorettes Advertisements................ Well Wishers.................. 4 5 6 7-8 9 11-14 15-17 18 19-61 62 63 64-67 68 69-72 73 74-78 79-89 90-92 93-109 110-112 e d i c a t i o n We wish to express our sincerest appreciation to our advisers, Mrs. Jennie Janulin and Mr. Meyer P. Smith, by dedicating this yearbook to them. Perhaps, in some small way, this will help to compensate for the hard work, devotion, and enthusiasm they expended in guiding us through the numerous class activities. Thank you for a job well done, and for your pleasant companionship. CLASS ADVISfAS C i fluiH muffl Wo« s iy ELMER TREISS . MOOERATO h. j. n j. n ij j j Q?lusic ly LASLETT SMITH m r r u r r wm A OVE THE_____ 1. i i i.J_ r f f t TUT L=J T T T I 'r m ALL TQUCH OF ILL , 5TTo £N iH § 'aEYOND LLTqUCHQ ____ HRO ,i i I iTeo our alma ma ter r r- r inr.J. ] j ¥r j 1 r r f « f‘ f r J' JE 3 ON T E. HI L. yf THE W-RUJ, S sUL T t p- ri-t- a f f SWEll-fNG, WITH A LEAL AND LOY AL WILL, AND OU I 4 L I 1 i A I = = 4 4=4: 1 IUNTY lj f f rUli 1 i j j i -i i-j { £ 1 £ BE. THE. BEAU TY Of OUR LADY-------- OKI TKfE. HILL t { , 1 1 J i -r-i 4- I t j ' 1 : ' r v : r r : s STHlUOn fl. RflLSTOI) 'Ptincifiit To the Class of June 1951, my sincere congratulations. I hope you leave with the feeling that your years here have been pleasant and profitable. May you find happiness and success in the years ahead. WILLIAM R. CAIN Vice - Principal As you leave Central High School, let me urge you to hold fast to the best things you have learned here—the ideals of honesty, loyalty, and good-will to your fellow man. Work always to gam the respect of others, and happiness and success will come your way. WILLIAM R. CAIN OtVONALO Counselor £RN N E YERK.ES 8 SPECIAL ADVISEfiS To Mr. William Bauer, Miss Jessie Bouti 11 ier. and Mr. Eric Lundie for aiding us with our commencement, To Mrs. Lillian Barnett, Mrs. Ruth Walsh, Mrs. Mabel Welles for decorating and advertising our dances. To Mrs. Lila Wright for mimeographing all our notices. wtroN ?• . To Miss Antoinette Del Gaizo for assisting us in innumerable ways, To Mr. Milton Schechter for directing the work on our yearbook, and To all who have helped us. The Class of June 1951 extends a big. appreciative, and sincere THANK YOU. Uu,aZ£J!? n t ner ? hat the Outline fields... • We are now about to emerge from our protected high school shelter and venture into a new type of life different from that which we have known. What the future holds for us we cannot tell; for, the future of everyone in these trying days is very uncertain. • The world of today is facing many problems. The fighting raging in the world has a direct bearing on our lives. We are at the present time confused about our futures and we do not know which way to turn. If the situation grows worse, we may be taken into the service; if it clears up, we can proceed to fulfill our future plans. • The greatest strain is the uncertainty which we all feel. We do not know what the outcome will be; nor do we know what is in store for us. We do know, however, that we will not meet the future unprepared. During the past few years we have been taught to think independently, to analyze our problems, and to seek the best solution. In the practical vocational field, Central has offered us many opportunities to prepare us for the business and industrial world. • This is the foundation on which our futures have been built; only time and experience can strengthen this foundation and our chances for future happiness and peace. 10 fAt. R v h •! Qk J%'« . Miv l%rw JW v‘ V tt . r ,- S m n. Mt. ‘ ce Moor - . Mi. Jo -- -rraET )U , MWd U. : 1 MATHEMATICS FACULTY David Skolnik. Chairman Mr. Harold Gouts. Mr. George 5tenet, Mr. Arnold Strassberg. khl SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Michael Cuozzo, Mr j., Charles Brodsky cl. . Mr. John Petitu, M j M fyV Hnkelslein, Mr. Jot' %rh9l' n M' View, Seh.JS?' om, HO Ml tCOHQM CS MWs H« en Btowniigg. M v talk I t «R. a MUSIC FACULTY Jacob L. Ritt«nban i Acting Chairman Mr Eric Lundic. Mr. Rocco Resile. NURSE Mrs. Agnes S. Haesclcr r ASSOCIATE EDITORS COG ’N’ PEN SJiiomi EILEEN HAUN Editor in-Chicf ASSOCIATE EDITORS Marie Casiero Richard Marchese Ethel Kovac Frank Polito Donald Kowtko Ellen Saiausky Joseph Kubacki Christine Zicaro yScnm cJn olm ion Carmela Barra Dolores Edgar Joan Mitchum Joan Benson Josephine Fazzari Helen Mobbley Louise Bonavito Olga Guarino Veronica Mosiello Rose Calafati Catherine Haran Diana Olivito • HTftT KtTpCix Chairman Celeste Carrione Janet Honsberger Patricia Rowley Lucille Masino SrfJveltisinq JOHN COLALILLO Chairman Marie Casiero Tommy Juliano Frank Polito Pat Consolate Carol Lamb Helen Rock Gloria Contello Veronica Mosiello Vincent Sarno Mary Lou Del Gaizo Diana Olivito Sally Trento Daniel Pierrie ARTHUR ALLOCCI Chairman Carmela Barra Lillian Cino Geraldine Russomano Janet Caprio Gloria Contella Vincent Sarno Celeste Carrione Diana Olivito Fred Zarro 1 £ a$s CHRISTINE ZICARO Chairman Fannie Ceres Bill Mecca 1 elm Wi t Vera Giglio John Schotka Edward Vancko Daniel Pierrie Sally Suozzo Robert Yavoroski Robert Segear Viola Tomasino Christine Zicaro ETHEL KOVAC Chairman Louis Trento ass oruj MARY LOU DEL GAIZO Chairman Robert Abrams Eileen Haun zjyf nf Committee Catherine Arico Geraldine Concorso Joan McGinnis Rose Calafati Mary Lou Del Gaizo Madeline Quaresimo Marie Casiero Olga Guarino Sally Trento Fannie Ceres Eileen Haun Christine Zicaro Rose Alice Long ( PojuUuty rpoll ROSE CALAFATI Chairman Joan Benson Carol Lamb Geraldine Scolavino Marie Casiero Florence Lensky Sally Suozzo Mildred Clemente Secvera Livsey Jean Tino Gloria Contello Bill Mecca Viola Tomasino Norma D Agostino Claire Monaghan Dolores Tortoriello Lois DeStefano Marie Porcello Sally Trento Catherine Haran Madeline Quaresimo pfi RICHARD MARCHESE Chairman Joseph Kubacki Frank Roqucmorc John Tavares Patricia Rowley (pfiotoqtoffiij CLIFF HEIDRICK Chairman Bob Abrams Richard Marchese Audrey Trent Frank Polito j Iass sjtis o y u y n — EILEEN 1 Jibuti mark CASINO FRANK POLITO President RICHARD MARCHESE Vice-President Urrllitno CLASS Of JUDE ’51 DANIEL PI ERR IE Treasurer CEDIE ABRAMS Hook 164 Waverly Avenue No on know what he can do until h« trie .” ROBERT ABRAMS Bob 133 Rote Street He possetset many good qualities. ROBERT ALWELL Kaf 45 Hazelwood Avenue ■Quiet I he throughout the day And hat tun in hit own little way. JULIUS ALBANESE Butch 14 Lock Street A carefree fellow without a worry in the world. ART ALLOCCI Arty 520 Bergen Street A man of ambition it a man to be admired.” CATHERINE ARICO Kitty 730 North Sixth Street 'She' little, the' wit . She' a terror, for her tize.1 WILLIAM BAGLIONE Willy 10 Wood Street Easy to get along with and liked by everyone. PETER BAKER Scotty 616 South 20th Strict He sit back and makes friends with no effort at all. CARMELA BARRA ••Mar- 475 North 12th Street Capable, clever and gay An all-around girl m every way. DORIS BATHWICK 909 Broadway Modest and quiet, but she gets around. RONALD BAUMGARTNER •Whitty 516 South 18th Street The kind of fellow who will always have friends. 21 Ju e BOTTI ' h .kcd.- fs b ack,n .«' l-'cno u d noe 3Xr •'« hrno. ■ «. ?s fi°6 r O o, , 7° Aven e - '«• « B OWhl S9, p-'4 y ile Wcf nf Av no« ARG r BROO|( “A pS,ro„, of ronal° ob: Doug ’ He 85 Li ' Sfrocf 23 HAROLD UMlR •‘0mm CenU«'AvCOWC n 32 Factory Sfre f fflU L ll y 11 of fun Friendt galore he ha, wo„ y-' MARIONE CARBINE frith ■441 Summer Avenue It's the gleam in her eye that put the gleam in hi heart.” PAr Ca«kagher Pst '72 V ,ona Avenue A •sasis FRANK CARNEVALE ”Frankie 39 Brookdale Avenue Hi business i being a friend. CELESTE CARUJONE Chippy- ... 427 North ||fh Street 0n« of the n.ce« meet. n,Ce f Person ,c £.7 cannot 25 JOHN CASCELLA MARIE CASIERO JOHN CECERI Johnny 142 Jamct Street A person worth knowing it it' friendship you want. Kitty - i 55 State Street to look at. good enough to eat; That' our Marie, what a treat. PATRICIA CAWLEY PC. 14Vi Norfolk Street Silence i a true friend who never betray . Thrifty 86 Mt. Prospect Avenue Short and handsome, good at dancing. HENRY CASTLE Hank 123 Rote Street Happy go lucky it hi ttylc. to know him it worth your while. 26 JAMES CASSIDY Jim 346 South 20th Street A natural chap of natural ways. MELVIN CHAMBERS Ruddy 428 South Seventh Street 'Full of fun end fancy free To Vei vin't heart we need no a N 1 ..vo ' , A HARRY CHAPMAN Champ” 62 Plymouth Street A quiet fellpw and a good friend.” RICHARD CHOBEY Dick 65 Newton Street Silent men rite to the heightt.' GIBBS CHISHOLM Slim 14 Botton Street The toul of thit man it in hit clothe!. LILLIAN CINO Lilli 83 State Street She it alwayt laughing For the hat an infinite deal of wit.” 27 MILDRED CLEMENTE '•Mill 266 Park Avenue Her personality can't be b ..t Having her around it' sure a treat. JOHN COLALILLO Johnny” 833 V Mt. Prospect Avenue Capable, clever, and gay. a great fc.low all the way. GERALDINE CONCORSO Gerry 134 Garside Street Friendliness and intelligence a c her best assets. WILLIAM COLONNA Bill 12 Cutler Street Laugb'hO Bni talking all day. Always Has something mcc to say.” MARIO CONFORTl Mat 58 Warren Street Happy it he throughout the day Never a care comes his way. THERESA COLTRELL Terry 229 Clifton Avenue Silently she goet her way. doing the right thing day by day. NORMA D AGOSTINO Nor 283' , Lake Street Bright. sweet. small and petite.' HELEN DALY Anger 42 Wakeman Avenue When you arc a friend in need Helen i« a friend in deed. A MARY LOU Del GAIZO Lou 219 East Delavan Avenue A swell girl and a friend to all. LOIS DcSTEFANO footsie 447 North 12th Street Her mtle has won her friends and fame. We hope she‘11 always stay the same.” MIKE DcROGATIS Sport 459 North 12th Street As one of the fellows he is one of the best. ALPHONSE DcIGUERCIO Funzi 101 Eighth Avenue Al is one on which you can depend. If you are looking for a friend.” MARGARET DEVER Peffffy 386 Central Avenue Her tweet ways have won her many friends.” SAMUEL DeVITO ••Monkey” 490 Avon Avenue Short in height. But strong in might. JOSEPHINE DiMARE ”Jo- 253 Warren Street She it wise but not to tall. Precious things arc often small.” JOE DINARDO Joey” 241 Eighth Avenue Men of few words arc usually the best. NEAL DiNAPOLf Don Juan 80 Cutler Street ' He it shy. But hit looks get him by. MARIE DUNN Minnie 680 North Fifth Street Sweet and charming you'll agree.” 31 DOLORES EDGAR Dee” 172 Blcekcr Street 'Smiling face, carefree mind. Friend like Dolores we seldom find.’ DONALD EDWARDS 23 Aqueduct Street A classmate honest and true. And further more a worker too. FRANK FAIELLA fe«e e 175 Hawthorne Avenuo Be the best of what you are. JOSEPH FALCONE Sonny” 63 High Street Not too serious, not too gay, Just a friend in every way. ROSE ANN FARINA Roe 113 Summit Street Kind and friendly to all.’ JOSEPHINE FAZZARI NORMAN FEDERICO Fed- 62 Peek Avenue Determination and patience will pave her way to success. 93 Winens Avenue As nice a fellow in as nice a way. Is very hard to find today. RAYMOND FLUOR 33 CARLO FOSCATO 13 Agate Place A winning personality and a true friend. FREDERICK FOSTER Sonny 165 Livingston Street He has the mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Tex MARGARET FRANTZ “P 99y” 178 Verona Avenue To be a good friend is to have many friends OONM-O GABtL Gabe” 350 South 13th Street Always nood-humored and gay ?Ta shy sort ot w y. GERTRUDE GALLAGHER Peggy 30 Atlantic Street In each cheek appears a pretty dimple. FRANK GALLINA Frankie 5 Drift Street Men desire good looks and He has'bo }? n the fullest measure CHA Us gARROd Chat A rr,J8WtttStr t •wh 2s u,i fer« 0,0 b U G SKih JAMt GILLIAM Git C'CCf S,rcct «sas,'. . 35 LUCll. -t G'ORDAWO Lu 1 ( DOROTHY OR«H -Dot 16Fa.rv,ew « ■“ 36 fRAHCtS 6RW0RY ••Fran Richard grey R« n Ruf0eri Sf £ fr cnd to . . Tf5?f‘ a fho on : o one.” amc «nd if.ghr. MAR,AM G0U2|AN Do ” ••A w52Che‘fCfAVe'H 0LGaZUa ° n'ZNOf,h st °f n cyci S'r ' MyJ'ory an,t V+hnQ c°ncctta GR,£C0 Conn ” ••„ vN ’h S0” s.r«, nkWi?« GENNARO GUAR(N0 s„w H m 0y ,n do out doubt. - ,ncnd without ’ dolores hall Boots’ 226 Norfolk She dr ««„ S,,0cf ° ect. 37 CHARLES HAMPTON Hemp 54 Fairview Avenue Men of few words arc usually the best. CATHERINE HARAN Catchy 447 Seventh Avenue Her twinkling eyes ere the Introduction to her sparkling personality. CLIFFORD HEIDRICK C iff 512 Central Avenue Success will come in his days because of his quiet manly ways. WILLIAM HENNING BUr 169 Brookdalc Avenue He laughs at misfortuno and goes on to success.” 38 ARTHUR HOOPER Art” 167 Vi Penn Avenue A sparkling eye. a lighter step Here's a guy with lots of pep. ROBERT HUMMER Fiih” 746 Bergen Street Although his future cah.'t be read We know that Bob will get ANN IACULLO ahead. Little Ann 297 North Tenth Street Sweet and demure. Simple and pure. STILEY JENKINS SAMUEL JOHNSON Sam 175 Newton Street Witty, lively, and full of fun Yet one who usually gets the work done. 39 eo ard He ti a Sploth- hole IOy ' eve. W'LL' .«, Wn v 60 Hoti r H“ v , S « ' fro0 I. Irorr, CJ •'•n't fh- m k0 W'” -«con,enr Ouc Von . •asSM? 00NAl° K°wTKO 7. Oqo'- •S’aaaw . J0S€,,« «« 4CK, Jo h c,ZT ’ 4V Of 18p. °° fhe t 4 •yes- -‘ --kCS 41 Auce lo, °o -Oo - 536 Norfh Qu'® Pcri«. °fNN S Sfrcer ;'®o oymenf LO,S LORENZO Lo- ANTHONY MACKEWICZ ’’Tony 286 Hunterdon Street Hu looks, his smile, and his friendly ways Will make him a favorite all his days. STELLA MANTINEO ■'fl ack e 710 Summer Avenue A h.ippy lass is the And never an old maid will she be.” RICHARD MARCHESE Dick 380 North Sixth Street Success is largely a matter of hard work. LUCILLE MASINO Lou 454 North Seventh Street Quietness at its height. Sweetness at a sight. a Mm JOHN MARKOWICZ Mark 408 Morris Avenue It is a friendly heart that has lots of friends.” SUSAN MATTIA Sue” 44 311 North 10th Street Friendly and sincere are her ways. joan McGinnis •'Mac'' 471 North Seventh Street •’Ambition is growth of every clime. WILLIAM MECCA Wild Bill- 462 North 12th Street It to be neat and clean meant life. Bill would live forever. EDWIN McLUCAS Easy Ed 152 Prince Street A gentleman all around.' JAMES MINITELLI Jimmy 62 North 11th Street A good sport and friend to all.' JOAN MITCHUM Liz 69 Hoyt Street ’’Her friends love her for what she is. 45 HELEN MOBBLEY •'Louis ” 37 Hoyt Street “Her ways are ways of pleasantness.” CAMILLE NAPPI 22 Sion Street MICHAEL MORRELLO ”M«k ” 195 Sussex Avenue We'll always remember his winning smile. His friendly ways, his happy style.” VERONICA MOSIELLO Ronnie 33 Hayes Street ’Smile on her lips, laughter in her heart. That's our own Ronnie right from the start.” CLAIRE MONAGHAN freckles 201 North Sixth Street Deirghilul. sweet. And nice to meet. She is always laughing, full of fun Snc makes the noise and has the fun. EMIL NARDONE Amro” 110% Summer Avenue A steady man with a steady mmd, A belter man is hard to find.’ JOAN NOLAN Slim Vh cn WALTER NIZBORSKI ••Wa r 286 Weil Runyon Street He travel the road of friendship but not alone. TERESA OLIVERI ■Ml C CILLISTRINO NOVELLINO Nobby” 515 Fifteenth Avenue We have no choice but C to like him. DIANA OLIVITO Gramma 420 North ! Ifh Street She’s very wise, but not so tall. For precious things come very small. ROBERT ORTIZ flob 178 Plane Street “A certain simplicity that mafc everyone his friend.” 41 Lou LOU S PADULA -Lou'’ 4 Lock Street % omconc ou ove to hTSu. «“' •M ’ 'P a bc - Gt0RGt PAHtCO OAMItL ••French —w;r:- maRY P.SIRCHIA -Dolly —rr ,«$• DAM.tt PtrroHi ••Dan Moon ..He k.nd. rough, he jrs sv «• - •” oney lXth Avenue f ANIC POL|T0 Frink 'ATR'« pacillo 49 CARRIE RAY Mickey I 120 Spruce Street Sweet nest and kind net are her virtue . ANNA RECCHIA Annie 44 Summit Pleco Her charming manner Quite appeal . RUSSELL REED Run 447 t i South Ninth Street A mild and modest fellow Full of ambition and ability. SILVIO RIZZOLO Rill 207 Fourth Street A good nature is his best asset. 4 50 CAMILLE RIVIELLO Cameo 148 High Street Loves life and loves fun. She is liked by everyone. LAZINIA ROBINSON Sweetness” 228 Orange Street Never gloomy, never sad. Always happy, always glad.' FRANK ROQUEMORE Frtnkit 187 Thirteenth Avenue A pleasant person to know.' DOLORES ROSS Fat 279 Warren Street The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. L. NICK ROTOLO 133 Norfolk Street His quiet manner is a sign of thought. JEROME ROTUNDA Jerry 381 South 19fh Street Whenever the day is dull and dreary. We can trust Jerry to make if cheery. HERCULES ROSSILLI Herfcy 24Vi Webster Street A fellow with a smile Is a follow worthwhile. ' 51 DONALD ROWLEY Donnre 8 Broad Street “Hi pleasing, quiet, nature i difficult to duplicate. PATRICIA ROWLEY Pat 8 Broad Street Her smile is like sunshine that freshens the day. PHYLLIS SANTANGELO •Phir 263 Warren Street “Sweet and friendly is her style. ELLEN SAIAUSKY Livewire 151 Plane Street A snappy line, an engaging grin. The hearts of many men she'll win. GERALDINE RUSSOMANO Babe 181 Eighth Avenue A cute and gay little chick, Here's a girl that's mighty slick. rce VINCENT SARNO Vinnie 100 State Street Happy, jolly, full of glee Thy manner is from sorrow JOHN SCHOTKA Big John 67 Pierce Street His friendly nature it the pattkey to personality.” ALFRED SAUCHELLI 67 Hudson Street He will always be remembered as one of the best.” NICK SCIBETTA Nick 10 Boyden Street Born with the gift of making neonle like him MICHAEL SCILLITANI Mike 32 Orleans Street 'For Mickey, life it jutl a song, Talking, fooling all day long. EVA SCOTT Shorty 94 Strafford Place Where there it laughter and f, You'll always find Eva there. ROBERT StGtAR S Q 554 South 12th Street A cheerful greeting, a friendly tmile Happy-go-lucky. it hit ttyle. STEVE SENKARIK Big Stove 92 Sixteenth Avenue Happy and free from cat JULIUS SlYLAZ ••Doolley 478 South llthStreet - E35S y BERNARD SMITH Gay Lord 21 Watt Street Hit unas%urrung manner it one that will take him placet. i LEONARD SMART Lonnie 47 Beacon Street 'A little mitchicf. a lot of pep. MICHAEL SICA Little Caesar 162 Ridge Street True friendship under a rough ----- exter or 54 RALPH SPAT OLA Junior SMITH S irry-22 review AV no. MARGARET STARh ‘•Marge” 34 Elliott Street Her quiet manner wim y heart.” ROSE SPERDUTO ”Roe” 0 Jay Street •'Keeps the golden rule of saymo neither too much nor too little. WALTER SIUBIS Shut a 54 Seventeenth Avenue ‘‘A pleasant fellow liked by all.1 SALLY SUOZZO far 484 North 13th Street '‘Friendliness and intelligence are her best assets. JOHN TAVARES Johnny” 635 South 18th Street In his heart it is always spring. ROBERT THOMAS Knobby 50 High Street He greets you with a smile that is friendly. 56 DANIEL TESTA Sonny 663 Hunterdon Street Friendly as the day • long A fellow like Danny cannot go wrong. EMORY TINLEY Emorico 280 Waver ly Avenue Fast and steady wins the race.' VIOLA TOMASINO Vee 646 North Fourth Street “Clevernew and gaiety arc first among her assets. DOLORES TORTORIELLO Dee- 151 Mt. Prospect Avenue A girl of great ambition and high ideals. AUDREY TRENT “Sandy- 35 Searing Street Popular and sweet A girl like Audrey is hard to beat. LOUIS TRENTO “Red 17 Dey Street Pleasant and gay He'll go a long way SALLY TRENTO “$af y Babe 21 Summer Avenue A thing of beauty is so rare But in our Sally it is there. 57 TufA 'tu0 TuW h’“- MlCHAtV- TOH VtHTRtSCA the gjfbe' Torv 36 •. • 'Sffl.55- « V CKO ■•£ ' .tSthSue ’ Thomas ™R tR ••BMC1 -aSS « ? 74 souths •■gf'JS ?0 PM ••The O' 7. Ill «—- me 58 ARTHUR VOUTHOURIS Gwk 250 Second Avenue ‘Such a winning personality is trulv r l JERRY VITELLO Mighty Mouse'' 124 Second Street 'Quiet end retiring; e mi men of the grid iron. SYLVIA WATSON “Tootsie’’ 22 Hellcck Street 'One who makes no noise is dangerous.” ANNA WHITE Whifey” 80 Livingston Street A good heart is better than ell the gold in the world. ERNEST WESTWOOD “Ernie” 474 South 12th Street A lolly fellow and a Qood sport.” FRANK WHITE “Whifey” 140 Camden Street He rates in personality and character.” VfltU CHARGES ••Chico ,, lortC Sit 1 47 J° ,r od MP- -He a« ,TH WILLIAMS ••£ di '' 23 Nc « S,,c ’ et com wh l £ y' Ih. «• gaY' STEPHEN WODOPUJA ••Steve 224 AvenLPC He P P ' .■At c aRTH MARGARET W.LL.AMS Peggv 2(2 f o r Aver o« ■•SIR m lC tREN WINfltLD ••Winn 9 South 20th Street yrhteC R«.CU, 0f CHR,St' z caro Chr f“ °3 Cutler Street ZhjryjL «• ,ho ' ________ %OCJy fr,end F' nki Sn S'l,v. ANTHOny Za z «in0 ■Wh«n 77 Stone Sfreer •5? :0fr rh® fier «r2g .. -•™- CLASS SO AC “-ar- =f= =7Tr jlj - THE JOYS W$VE HAOjTHC FRIENDS tffo GAINED OUR MEM-O- -r r- r RIE5 HOLD CLEAR! fJ— v t j WELL NOT FOR-SET TOU, -J- f 1 f J J p r Tr f F—' CENTRAL HIGH,THE SCHOOLWE LOVE $0 DEAR. J J J J J J J J — i . 1_ i I r ?T {- LU 1 f—L f 1 r f f fir fr—i 1 J. r—rt ft i i , ij e r T fl n r—i—i— ■ L “J i -i -Ji l r 4 i J i 1 A' ♦ i □ M. 1—4 a. Lf L4i £ LZ f—1 tS- 1 -r r i v i f r t- i r r r I i AS WE LOOK BACK FROM OUR SUCCESS UP-ON THE YEARS JUST GONE.. -J. ; i. i S 4- J j j- r j j 4 i ' !■ n lit ■ i i r y i r I I— f. I ! W M II 1 i -1 T 1 • rLL3f— -M 1 ,0 - vi . f f ,-4— r J - rJ , i l-r-l 1. Irl J. j Y t ' t J-— J 1 — j | J- ■« 1 -i- -J- 4l T-—r ; 1 r f 1 rj—f f-- | WE P ED OOR-SELVE O MAK Y =±=f= CM PRO -f- r t— UOTHIS CLASS OF F1F-TY for the UctouL We, he Cla s of June 1951 of Central Commercial and Technical High School of Newark. New Jersey, being of legal age but unsound mind and body, do make, publish and declare this our Last Will and Testament. To MR. GOFF—A bag ol new jokes. To MR. STRASSBERG—A box of starch for his collars. To MR. BRODSKY—A ticket to Russia to argue with Joe. To MR. HEDSTROM- An island for isolationists. To MR. ST RAH AN—U. S. Government and politics. To MR. MILLER—A record of “Be Ouiet , “Bang To DR. BARNARD—A class. To MR. CUOZZO—A sales diploma. To MR. FRANZBLAU—A pair of boxing gloves. To MR. KATZ—A set of weights—200 grams. To MR. GOLDMAN A class without cement heads. To MISS HOUGH—Milton Berle's gag writer. To MR. FINKELSTEIN—A portable bed. To MRS. ELAM—A box of bicarbonate of soda. To MISS BOUTILLIER—A longer lunch period. To MISS SCHLEGEL—A first-aid book. To MR. RITTENBAND—An experienced band. To MR. LUNDlE—The lost chord. To MR. PESILE—Spy glasses to see into Chris lunch. To MISS MOONEY—A “little boy . To MISS RYBKIEWICZ—A bunch of new recruits. To MISS KAUFMAN—A class minus gum chewers. To MISS GORDON—Elves for help. To MRS. LITCH—A ticket to Italy. To MRS. MARIE SULLIVAN—A record, “Whisper . To MISS BROWNRIGG—A key. To MR. PRICE—A green tie to match his suit. To MR. WARRICK—Magnifying glasses. To MR. VELARDO—His own employment agency. To MR. TURNBULL—Paper to write passes. To MISS MITCHELL— Revision of the Civil War. To MR. TRUNT—A movie projector and a brief case. To MR. INZEO—A big HELLO”. To MISS PALMER—A typist at one hundred words per minute. To MR. HE1GES—A chorus line. To MR. DE HART—A good team to beat Orange. To MR. PETITTI—A jitterbug tie. To MR. BAUER—A hub cap lor his Cadillac. To MRS. BURKE—A contract lor the Met. To MRS. HAESELER—A new thermometer. To MR. FELDMAN—Some Qirls. To MR. COMMISA—An invitation Irom Notre Dame. To MR. KLENKE—All the mechanical drawings. To MR. RALSTON and MR. CAIN—The above faculty. Signed, scaled, published and declared by the Class ol June 1951 in the presence of us, who have hereunto subscribed our names as attesting witnesses this fifth day of March, 1951. I)uAa A]J} fauduit ■la Aiosr Ll 'U - «5?S St CCffo olg H Rs p r IIIID THE SPOTLIGHT jsss 0 ,T ' ° .U °oH° t :Aotv.o QUemlets oj ihe IMTI0M1L HOnOfi SOCIEiy 1951 Fannie Ceres Geraldine Concorso Josephine DiMare Clifford Heidrick Donald Kowtko Antoinette Pagano Frank Polito Olga Guarino Gennaro Guarino Anthony Zazzarino Eileen Haun Jewel Mazziotta Thomas Rivell Dolores Rizzitello Josephine Kurzynsk Joan McGinnis DECORATING CLUB MRS. LILLIAN K. BARRETT Adviser ,talian club MRS. BEATRICE LITCH Adviser CtHTRAL CLUBS CHARM CLUB MRS. FLORABELLE BURKE Adviser CfdTfiflL CLUBS STUDENT COUNCIL MR. NATHAN KANTOR. Adviser CVA ® MATH CLUB MR. HAROLD GOUSS Adviser CO MR- Adviscr STENO-SPEED CLUB MRS. FLORABELLE BURKE. Adviser ,RV' g S5S- CtnTRflL CLUBS ■a GIRLS’ SERVICE CLUB MISS MOLLIE KAUFMAN Adviser CENTRAL FORUM MR. JOHN HEDSTROM MR. MICHAEL CUOZZO Advisers dance ORCHESTRA ROCCO PESILE, Adviser PHOTOPLAY club MR. JOHN DEADY. Adv.se, STAGE GUILD MISS EMMA HOUGH Adviser CtniBUL CLUBS 0 0 f o otv JOHNNY ONE NOTE. BUSY BODIES. CLOSE HARMONY. tcacher-s little HELPER . — ' ONI HAPPY fAMILY. MARY LOU OIL GAIZO CHAMPION AO GITTER. ATOMIC INIRGY RELEASED. MISS McMENAMIN • PLAN WISELY.” Under the direction of Coach Sal Commisa, Central's football team attained great heights. The boys captured two city titles, in 1948 and 1949; gained a reputation for high caliber sportsmanship; and above all. won the respect of their opponents as a team of sportsmen. By unanimous decision. Central, in 1949, received a cup from rival teams, for being the best sports on the playing field. tUV V ■ V fPvilmv J _ fOOTBRLL TfflfTl Reaches heights RECORD FROM 1947-1950 1947 Central High came m third in the City League 1949 competition, falling before West Side and losing the Technical Trophy to East Side. The record at the end of the season stood at five wins and four losses. 1948 First in the City League, losing only one game and tying one all season. Central won 1950 the Technical Trophy from East Side and was a top contender for state honors until it lost to Orange. For the second straight time. Central took City Title and won the Technical Trophy from East Side. For good sportsmanship on the playing field, the team earned the Sportsmanship Trophy. In the state competition. Central only lost two games. Meeting strong competition. Central came in second, the record, at the end of the season, being four wins, three defeats, and two ties. In spite of injuries and inexperienced ball players. Central was still rated one of the best teams in the City and won the Technical Trophy from East Side for the third consecutive year. . Coach SAL COMMISA Coach Sal Commisa came to Central, a graduate from the University of Notre Dame. Under his direction, Central won three city titles and lost only three of the city league games played in the past five years. Many thanks to this fine coach who has led Central’s teams to the height of football prominence! DON GABEL (26) Don worked up to the starting berth as a senior. Sorry to say. an injury in the Bloomfield game cut down the amount of action he was able to see during the 1950 season. BOB ORTIZ t40) During his senior year. Bob. although playing on the offense, shone as left guard. His fine play was recognixed when the Star Ledger selected him for the All-City second team. Pat. a varsity guard for three years, really came into his own during the 1950 season playing consistently on the line. ART HOOPER (22) In 1948, Art played right halfback. He developed into a great offensive star and made All-City on both the Star Ledger” and “Newark News. GERALD VITELLO (23) Jerry played under Coach Comrmsa for four years. He was twice selected by the Newark for its All-City teams and 50 because of I ntly fine play. in his FRANK WHITE (55) Whitey play varsity tackle where he performed very capably. earning his letter. r + 'l° M'LUc S 30, s ifcdurit iST 'o Cd. -• uhcrc a r° right'vmr‘ td t r,h eorrlJ 194 in . Hi ... U earned end • •0? 1950 JOE CRUTCHFIELD (46) On the varsity he played tackle A good offensive and defensive player. Crutch was chosen captain for the traditional Thanksgiving Day game. MIKE SICA (I5 M.ke Sica played four y varsity ball as left halfback, was given a place on the Ledger's” All-City team. 82 The Blue Devils play blind man's bluff. Who’s got the pigskin? Mike Sica of Central goes around right end to score decisive touchdown. Central creates a spectacular center plunge which is good for a first down Mike Sica and Jerry Vitello practice field goals together. BfISHfTBflLL Tfflffl Letter Let” Gardner Les. in winning places on the All-City, All-County, and All-State teams during his three years of varsity ball at Central, proved himself worthy of the many superlatives used to describe his great playing ability. Les holds numerous records in-euding the most points scored in single city high school game. (34 points). Warren Winfield A big 6'5’' center, Warren played varsity ball during his senior year, as a very capable hooper . Arthur Hoop Hooper Art, a varsity player for three years, was noted for his brilliant defensive play which earned for him the honor of being voted the most aggressive ball player in Essex County. Buddy Fluor ha-idling, that he won a spot on the ’All-City team in his senior Central tent cheer the conquering hcroc on. 8irrtn«cr mokes a futile while Central waits to After being away for a few years Mr. Henry Finck returned to Central to coach the Varsity squad. Doing a superb job, he turned out many outstanding players, and developed others who will someday make basketball history. The basketball season ended with Cen-teal's winning the championship in the City League Tournament. ROBERT REILLY Coach With the baseball season at the halfway mark, as we go to press, the Central squad has climbed to second place in the city. Coach Bob Reilly is proud of his boys, their team play, cooperation and sportsmanship. To date, the record shows seven wins and three losses. Lou Padula Second to none as a catcher. Lou received two varsity letters for his two year of playing. ‘?-,A Anthony (Zazx) Zaxzarino A veteran on the varsity team who has seen action for three seasons, Zazz holds a spot on the All-City team. He has received a gold baseball and three varsity letters. Joe Dinardo Despite keen competition Joe has been able to hold his third base position on the Varsity. Joe is a good sport and letterman. Mike DcRogatis Mike's hard work and wonderful pitching have earned him a spot on the All-City championship team, a gold baseball and three letters. Central’s well-coached and trained swimmers have ended the season with disappointment, but not with regret. Although they did not win the city championship, they have profited. Individual swimmers became stars, champions, and good sportsmen. This, at Central, is worth all the time and effort placed upon sports. IRVING LEVIN COACH 88 TRACK and CROSS COUNTRY TEAM, BILL BAUER. Coach CEOIE ABRAMS CHARLES HAMPTON ALLOCCI. ZARRO, and GRAY ON THEIR MARKS. ROSE CALAFATI CAROL LAMB STELLA MANTINEO FLORENCE LENSKY TIUIRLERS TWIRLING SQUAD LOUISE EMANUELE LILLIAN CINO MARIE CASIERO ITIfl JOfiETTES JUNE ’51 MAJORETTES HUmboldt 2-1696 CHARLES RUSSO PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR 616 North 5th Street Newark. N. J. CELENTANO BROS. MFRS. OF IATTICINI FRESCHI American - Italian Groceries 23 Sheffield Street Newark, N. J. 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Mono Sally Suozzo Bob Tiffany Gene Cath Irene Caprio V.La Manna Anthony Trabucco Mrt. T. Trabucco Joe Stefano Joseph Matozzi Peter Martillo Mildred Petolino Rotclla Ciclli Sal Tomatino Frank Melillo Sandian Sohatoritllo Peter and Marge Louise Morongell Olga Kuna Vinme. Anna and Vinnie, Jr. Sandie Tomatino Anthony Tomatino John Del Guercio Ralph D'Addario Louis Cavallo Joe and Loit Cosmo and Phyllit Carmen and Jenny Zizza Mr. and Mrs. Louit DeStefano Betty De Stefano Mr. and Mrt. Sal Cerruto Mrt. Emily La Morte James Brackin, Sr. Mary Brackin Barbara Brackin Mary Brackin Jack Sable Stanley Rogoza Gene Probit William MacDonald William Newman Edward Walters Patty Olivito Jean Olivito Rocco Cuozzo Mary Olivito Patricia Olivito Jeanne Hermanns Raymond Ziemak Frank Strafarce Eleanore Strafarce Granma Olivito Mrt Marion S. Cunningham George Lewis Daniel Patten David Kurtz WELL-WISHERS Bernard Meehan Phil Maccioli Mat ft Esso Service Mr. Murphy Mrt. Mildred Thomat Leon Mobbley Mrt. 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Carter Charlct Grey Mrs. Nettie Chrittmas O'Delma Hammond Mist Flora Smith Helen Hazzardchi Etsie M. Reese Mrt. Bessie Williamt Bessie Williams Oliver Johnson Bill Mecca. Fannie Ceres Mr. and Mn. A. Mecca Bobby Mecca Arthur Lao frank Joe Latky R. F. Meyler Anthony Mecca Anthony Norcia Anthony Albanese William A. Thompson Walter Munzmg Larry Lamp Stam Sash Mike D'Antono Thomat Casale John W. Myers Jerry Capcce Albert Nibergal! Sitto Ventresca Nancy Ventresca Lucy Calafati Angela Calafati Alberti, Ralph Tom Brasser John Sederit Jerry Harry Frank Witzel Helen G. and Tcny F. Anna Paonc Richard J. Pczzano Joseph Sommer Charlie Zarot Carmine Spera Rose Bove Paul Spera Carmine L. Spera Mamie Spera Frances Spera Robert Spera Ann and Joe Baby Doll Masino Gerard Matino Flo and Art Rose and Albert Mr. and Mrs Frank Masino Josephine Masino Lucille Matino Mrs. Regina Masino Albert Matino Lou and Nick HI WELL-WISHERS Gloria Bartel! 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