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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1952 volume:

CONTENTS Dedication...............................................3 Advisers.................................................4 Administration...........................................5-6 Special Advisers.........................................7 Class Song...............................................8 Faculty..................................................9-12 Yearbook Committees......................................13 Class Officers...........................................14 Seniors..................................................15-40 Last Will and Testament..................................41 Popularity Poll.............................................42-46 Candid Camera............................................47-54 Clubs....................................................55-58 Sports...................................................59-68 Twirlers, Cheerleaders, Majorettes, Band.................69-70 Advertisements and Well Wishers..........................71-85 Directory................................................86-88 2 ••.... - -j-i- fiosutu.1 1 COTTER Oua. GIgaa AVVISERS Words cannot express the deep gratitude and appre- joAepiu ' MEGARO ciation we feel toward our advisers. Miss Megaro and Mr. Cotter. We shall always remember the kindness. patience and sincerity they showed us. 4 STANTON A. RALSTON Principal Sincere congratulations to the members of the Class of January 1952. My hope is that in all your undertakings you will each do your best and thereby find happiness and success. 5 I extend my sincere wishes to you for a happy and successful future. Build well upon the foundation you have laid at Central so that you will do your part in making the world a better place in which to live. DfcVONALD WILLIAM R. CAIN Vice Principal SPECIAL ADVISERS MILTON SCHECHTER Yearbook Design We offer infinite thanks to our other advisers who gave so freely of their time: • To the inimitable Mr. Schechter. for his splendid assistance and full cooperation. • To Mrs. Barnett and Mrs. Walsh, who contri-outed so much to the success of our dances. • To Mr. Feldman, for helping us so successfully with our advertisements. • To Mrs. Wright, for all the mimeographing and many other notices. • To all of them, our sincerest thanks and good ruth K. walsh wishes. Decorating C LILA B. WRIGHT Clerical DAVID FELDMAN Advertising LILLIAN K. BARNETT Decorating FAREWELL TO CENTRAL HIGH WORDS BY NICHOLAS VARA MUSIC BY VINCENT LARDIERI mo ,Sfr� HW 8 Lpfv «fc Al SHALL ON-OR THlt • FOR jp7 N«Ll WOLD TBut BANHtRS MKiH T IURTfAtMiWtJ ■ '. j� rtr rf soft w i sum. BtAft.FNU.1ltU TO 7 11.0 Mr. Mr. Rjy A Barnard. Mrs. Miriam Cushman, Mr. Aaron Franzblau. Louis Goldman, Dr. Henry M. Goldstein. Mrs Jennie Janulin, Mr. Lew,,. Jg. t'etitn. Miss Elizabeth Sullivan Ccotuutuol MISS HELEN BROWNRIGG MRS. ESTHER ELAM Scii cue+tce 3)efiG U ne U PAUL HAESELER. Chairman Mr. Norman Cotter, Mr. Aaron Goff. Mr. Benjamin Katz, Mr. Otto Mclito, Mrs. Jessie K. Presslcr, Mrs. Marie C. Sullivan. J'U p Ume U LILLIAN BARNETT. Acting Chairman Mrs. Mabel Welles. Mr. Milton Schcchter, Mrs. Ruth K. Walsh. . P. fv ' tr et dy WJ . t MV,„ trss-Si; « 5? ssfor. asr • - -“ j iA i ' llCc berYL ANDERSON U Si -gjs. , o—.� ' “-if«� -•■ “ “ s,� r� ss ANTHONY SENERCHIA • C ' ItcluucJ. JOHN DEADV. Acting Chairman Mr. Seward DeHart, Mr. Benjamin Eddo, MrWiiham AVan C Turnb ' McNamara. Mr. John Price. Mr. Robert Mr. Anthony Veiardo. IAr. hAorns V arrrCK. MRS. AGNES S. HAESELER PluyUcal ZAucxituMi efUt U n U DAVID SKOLNIK, Chairman r Harold Gouss. Mr. George Steisel, Mr. Arnold Strassbcrg. WILLIAM BAUER. Chairman h, ‘4| Miss Vera Bcusman, Mr. Satvatore Commisa. Miss tmma Sc ,e t___ i KAr Dnhor Ri'illv. M s r Miss vera ocusman, Mr. : aivarore v.on«i� � , - � nrv Molly Kaufman. Mr Irving Levin. Mr. Robert (tally. Mr. Sol Fleischman MuAic !bepaAim€At JACOB L. RVTTENBAND, Acting Chairman Mr. Eric Lundie, Mr. Rocco Pcsi e 12 JEWEL MAZZIOTTI THOMAS RIVELL CARMELA ADINOLFI Ai ooiaie ZditosuL 1 L A THERESA BRADLEY ANTOINETTE MARKOS DOLORES RIZZITELLO CARMELA ADINOLFI Advertising Chairman TOM RIVELL Sports Chairman JEWEL MAZZIOTTI Photography Chairman LENA CASTELLANI LOUISE REDDING ROSEMARIE SCHETTINE ANTHONY ARLOTTA NICK VARA JOE IANNUZELLI MARLENE LEISSING BRIDGET VIETRI MARIE CAPUTO HELEN MISSAGGIA BLANCHE THOMPSON THERESA VETRO NICK BLASI CHARLIE MIELE MATTY CARDONE GUS CONTALDI RAY FELDMAN FRED EINEMANN DONALD AMANN DONALD DUDLEY COG 7V' PEN ANTHONY ARLOTTA President NICHOLAS J. VARA Vice President DOLORES RIZZITELLO Secretory ClaM o JANUARY 1952 SesUoA, C GLu JANUARY '952 THERESA BRADLEY • TERRY” 5 Coeyman St. She has a laugh that's full of fun, and a disposition as bright as the sun. CHARLES BROWN • CHARLIE” 19 So. I Oth St. Neither a genius nor a bore. He has friends and friends galore. MATTY CARDONE •CARDONE - 80 No. 9� h St. A winning personality is an asset on the road to success.” LENA CASTELLANI ••LEE 23 Webster St. Pretty smile and lots of fun. That's our Lena wrapped in one.” ANTHONY COLASANTI TONY 622 No. 5fh St. A classmate honest and true, and furthermore a worker too.” GUS CONTALDI Z“n � winy „ 'a SI many 4 w JIy Beato A ne3' SAL DeSANTIS BROWN” 436Vi Summer Ave. His disposition is admired by all.” favon'e n cut' ' al aY has nC FLORENCE DiCHIARA DEECHIE 487 No. Eleventh St. A friend to all, a foe to none. «� °0D lr •« ?' c0n, ’if. ... , ?t ,. 4 V 'i ;!V... c, A, K.. 0V 0 GERARD DiMARTINO CHAOS’1 50 Highland Ave. Takes life as it comes.” CECILIA FEDELE CEA 290 Parker St. A quiet girl in every way. But she's happy throughout the day.” RAYMOND FELDMAN -RAY 34 No. 7th St, Born with wit and wisdom. LOU FIDALGO LOU 38 Daising Ave. His face is Cute, his smile is sweet, A fellow like Lou is quite a treat.” 23 FRANCES INGARDONE ••INGY 88 Nassau St. “Nice, sweet, and pleasant to meet.” DONALD RUE JAMES DON 132 Johnson Av«. Be the best of what you are.” GUS KAROLIS GUS 15 Lock St. A friendly guy with a pleasant smile for everyone. VINCENT LARDIERI • V INN IE 36 Gariidc St. A good companion for anybody.' WILLAM LAUBER BILL 408 Summer Avc. “His pleasing nature, his curly hair, Makes Bill liked everywhere.'' MARLENE LEISSING MICKEY 2 Hatleck Sf. 'Her lovely ways will win your ________heart.”__________ JOSEPHmt LOVAU-O •JO 24 ' Agreeable and futt of fun. %i And we iV.ed by everyone. V N-UAM H. LtV S •DUKE ‘ 320 V5th Av«. •yde cats. sleeps, and talks basketball aod maV.es victory an o d story. 28 DOROTHY MacCONCHIE SCOTTY 299 Hunterdon St. Sugar and spice. Dotty is mighty nice. ‘•owe A LOyB Quief Per 500 Hk N S,. Rose . osip. M Rihq y 0 y. th(f d y Y her trier W manned. nc He;Xmc . h « ««■ ■«V t ANTOINETTE MARKOS ••TONI 59 Nelson PI. 'Her sparkling eyes and pleasant smile could warm the coldest heart. cO V Cfi(j A BQy h 'L'Oh JOAN MARKS ••JOANNIE 382 Summer Ave. She is always laughing, full of fun She makes the noise and has the fun. b‘ h? nah, ' Of W°rk t, CHARLIE MIELE BUDDY 23 Sheffield St. He scores in sports and friendship.” LOIS MECCA LO 249 No. 6th St. “Her curly hair and pleasant smile make her type very rare.” JACK MONTAGNA JACKSON 52 Brookdale Avc Nice, pert and always alert.” HELEN MISSAGGIA GIGGLES” 389 Lincoln Ave. Her bright eyes and lovely smile complete her outfit. 31 • t0 4' among tho because cs P g?U ort’ . to Sf c C f0° 6 ' “‘ lO r ’ S°’'°r’ • W„, '� -•■ 46ftif P fSef 9u,e'- reft- s« DON POMPEI LAST DAYS OF—’’ 253 So. 8th St. ’Silent men rise to the greatest heights. nec — • m nr'Cre J 33 FRANCES RESTAINO FRAN- 98 Highland Ave. Twinkling eyes, carefree mind, Friends like her are hard to find.” WILLIE RICHARDSON C 11 Belmont Ave. None knew him but to like him, Nor named him but to praise.” PETER RUDYK PETE 575 So. 10th St. “Fine work brings glory and success. PAUL SANTUMO FOOTBALL 39 Hccker St. A cheerful greeting, a friendly smile. Always flirting is his style. OLYMPIA SCAMORZA BABE 230 Garside St. A cute and sprightly little chick. Where'er she is she's mighty slick.” JOSEPHINE SANT AMBROGIO ••JO 128 Stone St. Always good natured, good humored and gay; That's our Jo in her own sweet way. diaN She '°°k€5 h shared 4 r,e.. u« ”d r„ copied™ CJnriof ctfr SOUMI PtTtR ,07 7th St. 1 j-o teUo JIMMY STRUMOLO A swell guy who is liked by everyone he meets.” OIOY’ 52 Stone St. 37 LOIS TERREZZA • TWIN” 547 No. 9th St. She dresses neat And her actions are sweet. VIOLET M. TERREZZA VI 547 No. 9th St. She's pretty, sweet, friendly, gay. We'll always think of her that way. ' y CS.4 Qctffy. sl -iv Or ym'7 LEON WEBSTER LEE 40 Rutger St. A friend to all. a foe to none. Treats all the same and slights no one. BRIDGET VIETRI BRIDGEE” 100 Nassau St. Her ambition and high ideals Are among her best virtues. CHARLIE ZAROS GREEK 72 James St. Charlie is a lover among the girls. All females send him in whirls.” KURT ZEITZ ZlTZ M5 Columbia Ave. A gentleman all around. HAROLD WATERS HOW-BOY 23 Boston St. He is full of mischief and fun, but a fellow liked by all. I ’ ’ VICTOR ZOPPI ’ SONNY 172 James St. Of riches, fame, and glory he wishes none. But only wishes his homework done. •BOBBV “Happy am , from care 'm free. Why aren't they all content like me. ELWOOD GLOSENGER • L' 1016 Prospect St. “His smile and friendly ways will make him a favorite all his days.” ■ (EI wood is now in the Air Force. Wc know that he is doing a fine job with the best spirit and attitude. ••DICK” 28 Wamright St. “Don’t get upset. Take it easy! (Dick is also in service) so v :t c LAST WILL ANV TESTAMENT GIgAA o{ jj nuGAy i952 (In this month and year of January, 1952. We. the Class of January 1952. of Central C. T. High School, situated in the City of Newark. County of Essex. State of New Jersey, being in complete control of our mental faculties (purely imaginary!, and being in a disposing state of mind (for the moment, at least), declare and ordain this to be our Last Will and Testament (in manner and form, that is). To our advisers. Miss Megaro and Mr. Cotter, we leave sincere thanks for their untiring efforts in guiding our class; also a host of pleasant memories. To Mr. Schechter we leave our everlasting thanks for helping us so much. We leave deep silence for the future classes of Miss Travclsted. To Mr. Schleicher we leave an automatic glass-changer. To Mr. Hedstrom we leave the problems of the world. We leave an adding machine and our deepest gratitude for outfitting our great teams to Mr. Inseo. We leave to Mr. Commisa the memories of our great players and our unquenchable school spirit. A bottle of Chanel No. 5 is left to the Chem. Lab. To the sophomores we leave dreams of their graduation from Central. To the Faculty we leave the virtue of patience. We leave the memories of the most brilliant students to ever enter Central to Doc ' Barnard. To Mr. Bauer we leave a contract with South Pacific . We very definitely leave Mr. Petitti. We leave Tarzan as an errand boy for Miss Gordon. To Mrs. Wright we leave Mum's the word . We leave a new whistle to Miss Hough. We leave to Mr. Brodsky the future homemakers. To Mr. Cain we leave red and green socks for the Christmas show. We leave the hopes of new uniforms to the twirlers. We leave to Mr. Ralston our sincere respect and our deepest thanks for the many things he has done for us. To Mr. Rittcnband we leave better cooperation between him and the cheerleaders. To Mrs. Haeseler we leave a stretcher to carry us home. We leave a new recruit of sophomores to Mr. Reilly. We leave an airline ticket for a world cruise to Miss Megaro. To Miss Kaufman we leave girls who love to dance. We leave to Miss Beisscrt a supply of popular sheet music. To Mr. Cotter we leave a set of questions for him to answer during Biology class. We leave to Mr. Senerchia an automatic roll-caller. We leave a bottle of Air-Wick and a window pole to the girls' gym. To future cutters we leave Mr. Strassbcrg. To Mrs. Burke we leave future stenographers to take to New York. We leave Mr. Feldman a class of swooning girls. To our underclassmates we leave the memories of our beautiful girls and handsome boys. We leave Mr. Lundie a private filing cabinet to look up the schedules of his cutters. We leave to Doc Goldstein a class of foreign scholars. To Mr. Skolnik we leave incidentally”. To the Boy's Gym we leave showers and new dressing rooms. To Mr. Strahan we leave one more edition of Marcus Levy . We leave to Mr. Cuoxzo a book on salesmanship and an extra supply of greeting cards. To Miss Sullivan we leave a class of boys. We leave to Miss Mooney excuse me please . To Miss Schlcgel we leave the future gum-chewcrs. In witness whereof, we, of the Class of January, f952, hereunto sign our names and affix our seals on this twenty-third day of January in this year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-two. WITNESSES: Vice President Secretary Treasurer To Mrs. Barnett and Mrs. Walsh we leave our thanks for helping us with our dances. To the library we bequeath four cents to pay for the debts incurred by our class. We leave a new cookie recipe to the Cafeteria staff. To the janitors we leave new fools. We leave Miss Mitchell our deepest gratitude for her kind efforts in guiding our class. To all future Ccntralites we leave our memories of good times and our undying loyalty to Our Lady On The Hill.” BIGGEST FLIRT 'WUti M f JdiM ? Aggie Manfro Paul Santumo TaJIuA TdJUa In BEST DRESSERS 'tyadJiio+t Pa uxL ' Dolores Rizzitello Nick Blasi Barbara Baron I? BEST DANCERS «7aW SiaxcA Helen Missaggia. Charlie Zaros JANUARY BEST PERSONALITY Stax the tyamiUf Dolores Rizzitello Matty Cardone O' r es CUTEST Vanity tyoix” Barbara Petite Lou Fidalgo ■ « w BEST KMXtXS Q U %dL} CL+L t'AVcVVara Antoinette hAarkos KggVe hAantto Car Cotdasco o o °0. .. %• CLASS BABIES 7 11 7i €« Rosemarie Schettine. William Lewis NO� S� t T ao° joan l a s joe aonuzeW' yrr,pia Sc rryOeR( r°'nette a MOST POPULAR o - c' rnorza. Anthony Artotta Olympia li Uoi lAJlta in JANUARY '52 “WE. THE PEOPLE J!.ooJtuu} Ahead Into the tyutuoe MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED SUihe 9t Rich Dolores Rizzitello. Thomas Rivell . c ss� n9-NAar'e°e CAMERA 50 52 53 PIE ON THE SQUARE RACKET SQUAD CENTRAL Glub ActUUiieA. pUfdt °9 f fELDNAM'1 Fl-ORabellI Adviser Adviser MR- batman kantor Adviser m +«° gofr Adviser Miss CENTRAl Chib ActiuUi L UrH K. Adv'Ser W iSl 3)o tce gaaieAf MR. RO000 PES,U Adviser CENTRAL GU. IciuuiieA. . . |LA B. V R'GHT Sro«rt STRAHAH Advisers lio4fd.' SetuUce Club MR. JOHN HEDSTROM Adviser 58 ReiUeuL THE GRIDIRON C) 0 f? £5 -7 3P .2|i4' W l- SENIOR PLAYERS ON THE FOOTBALL TEAM ►AR. SM. COtAhMS Coach Our football record for 1951 may not have been too impressive, but our boys played a hard, clean game throughout. They wound up the season with two wins, six losses and one tie. Despite many obstacles, they succeeded in attaining third place in the City League. and in retaining the Technical Trophy by defeating East Side. We learn to take defeat as well as victory like good sports. don rieth Don played his best game against West Side, passing for two touchdowns and scoring the third. He is one of the finest punters in Essex County. LARRY GUARINO A clever little ball-handler, Larry led Central’s backs in scoring with three touchdowns. He was our quarterback and defensive end. JOHN HORNUNG John is a ''scrappy' lineman who never stopped hustling. A hard competitor. he played guard, center and tackle in his senior year. LARRY DE ROGATIS One of our best defensive players, Larry did a fine job of backing up the line. He was spectacular in catching a 27 yard pass from Rieth, and racing 55 yards for a touchdown in the West Side game. 6j Beahm stopped after a short gain Ruggierio breaking away on an end run Scrambling for a fumble Rieth passing over the arms of W. S. defenders 62 MR. ROBERT REILLY Coach Our baseball team maintained an excellent record for the 1951 season. The boys won sixteen games out of twenty-three. In the City League competition, they missed winning the championship by only one game. They finished second, tied with Barringer High School. We are quite proud of them. 7 4e diamond LARRY GUARINO Though Larry did not como out for baseball until his senior year, he made the first team and proved most versatile. He played short-stop, batted left-handed. was the team's lead-off man, and even pitched in a few games. Jenkins scoops one out of the dirt as De Rogatis looks on. J'x n f r C 1 . tfjgj ?) , - w- v° Sum uMtnmuMf, AUGUST DELLAPI Augic improved greatly during the season and was elected co-captain by his teammates. He swam on the relay team that finished third in the City Meet. Co • ■ « W'S P-e' o9 ,, Va e 'c.. O' ' . „w CO3 S' ”’ aC . Vt fO°S to sC ,0 BILL LAUBER A smooth swimmer. Bill swam in the 200 yard, frec-style. He was also a member of the relay team. JACK MONTAGNA Jack is tops in the backstroke. He was chosen to swim in the medley relay. Our boys in action. GUS KAROLIS One of our most valuable bowlers, Gus was elected captain by his teammates. He is one of the best bowlers in the League. IZ wlUuj, MR. IRVING BENEDON BOWLING TEAM Coach Last winter, bowling was added to Central’s athletic program. under the advisorship of Mr. Benedon. In the newly formed City League, our keglers made a fine showing, and were not eliminated until the final week. This year, we are looking forward to a highly successful season. Our boys are aiming to stay in the lead. TOM RIVELL Tom is a very capable and consistent bowler, who has come through when needed most. VIC ZOPPI A newcomer to the squad, Vic has helped the team stay right in the groove. Chalk up another strike for our team. BILL LEWIS Skyscraper” Bill is one of Central's best players, and quite an asset to the squad. Bill was a member of last season’s allcity team. LENNY QUICK Lenny, a popular player, earned two varsity letters in this sport. He will be greatly missed by the team. MR. SOL FLEISCHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Co ch In basketball. Central has won the City League championship for two successive years. We are not being over-optimistic in expecting the team to win for the third time. In fact, we are almost sure it will. 66 A LAYUP BY LARRY TOSATO VARSITY WORKOUT IN PRE-SEASON SCRIMMAGE BILL LEWIS DRIVING IN FOR A LAYUP JIM SESSONS TAPS ONE IN • SO'- Coach Our harriers had an excellent season, finishing second to West Side in the City. County, and State Meets'. We did defeat the West Siders in a dual meet earlier in the year. Although there was no outstanding star among them, our boys proved that they had the best balanced team in New Jersey. Central placed” more runners than any other school, in practically every meet. LEON WEBSTER Leon earned two van letter in cross-country proved to be a vatual asset to our team. DON JAMES A first-rate runner. Don really proved his ability by running in the 880, and finishing second in the City Meet. Don was a member of both the track and cross-country teams. CHARLIE ZAROS A speedy sprinter. Charlie earned h«s track letter bv running m both the 100 and 220 yard dashes. He also ran on the 880 relay team that finished second in the City Meet. BARRY HARDEN A greatly improved runner. Barry earned varsity letters in both track and cross-country. In track, he ran in the 4-40 and 880. and was a member of the 880 relay team that finished second m the City Meet. Under the able leadership of Coach Bauer, our Track team completed an enjoyable season The team finished third in the City Meet, and looks quite promising. 68 MR. BILL BAUER Coach 69 BARBARA ftT'TE CHEERLEADERS 'Lfealt le m! Dolores del deo BANNER CARRIERS MAJORETTES TWIRLING SQUAD f 1 I CENTRAL H.S. BAND COMPLIMENTS OF STEPHEN J. MORAN DIRECTOR Department of Public Affairs NEWARK NEW JERSEY ESsex 3-6066 ROBERT THEN TAILOR AND FURRIER SUITS MADE TO ORDER WE DYE and DRY CLEAN 157 Smith Street Newark 6. N. J. Inear South Orange Avenue) HUmbold; 2-4218 ESsex 2-5753 Residence RIVELL STAINED GLASS CO., INCORPORATED Established 1921 Stained Leaded Glass for Churches and Residences MEMORIAL WINDOWS 23 State Street at Broad Newark 2. N. J. Business ESsex 2-8077 Residence ESsex 2-5458 JAMES F. SMITH PLUMBING . . . HEATING VENTILATIONS 242 - 244 SOUTH 20th STREET NEWARK 3. NEW JERSEY WE CAN PLACE YOUR INSURANCE LYON Cr LYON 31 Clinton Street Newark. N. J. 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Jr. Mrs. Maue MacConchie Mr. William MacConchie Mrs. Elizabeth MacConchie Richard and Patricia Gross John Milbauer Mr. James MacConchie Witkowski Family Robert Hannon Frank J. Hannon Edwin A. Hannon Ray McCauley Eddy Codey Wm. J. Hannon Anna M Hannon Jimmie Hannon Kenneth Leffingwell Naurecn E. Hannon Charles Nicatro G. Christ C. Kanson Wm. J. McCaun Robert D. Sperling George A. Headeu Sam Markos King Dante A. Vespignani Mr. Connie Maskaleris E. Ehrlich Jimmy Mmnitelli Anna Louise White Keepers Elthel Miller Freddy Orbach Ralph Hanning Robert B. Salvatore Ginger Werner Mr. and Mrs. H. Gildory Kay Berry R D. Cregar Bill Dopf Howard F. Yetter Bob (Lemonsl Lemongello Miss Mary McKinstay Stanley Hoffman Gertrude Brockhurst Lois E. Dworkin Anne Cassese Michael N. Porcanello Mrs. C- Owen Mr. Richard Owen Mr. and Mrs. Donduone Mr. and Mrs. Round Mary L. Kennedy Ann liana Barbara Lila Smith Mary Rowjolm Vange Barros Joe and Marie Long Joan and Bill Pgper Pete Samples Maria and Jose Barros Eva Scott and Perry Bill M. McKee Orville and Dolores Sljodoll Bridget Vietri Angela Goleotafioie Joseph DeVerno George Esposito Julia Ascolese Bridget Ascolese Theresa Catania Anthony Vietri Josephine Gerard Anthony Racioppi Enrico Senatore Daniel C. Lardien Anthony Ascolese Angel Lardieri, Jr. Peter Lardieri Lucy Guadagnmo Charles Guadagnino Joseph Vietri Rose Vietri Ann DoMartino Helen Daly Marie Casiera Albert A. Garafalo Charles Molmaro Joan Walsack Joyce and Angel Ann Longobardi Angela Eramo Terry DelManio Peter Lons Mary Admolfi Jenny Cordasco Gene Aiello Connie Magnolia Anna Squitieri Penny and Pat Russomanno Emily D. Maio Frank Diana Maddy Quaresimo Janet Caprio Hazel Gaskin Ann Genaro R I. Peter Ciotto Alfonso DeRogatis Lilian DeRogatis Robert Bratsch Sarah DeRogatis Germano DeRogatis Dante Milano Gaffey Milano Carmine DcCasta Frank Evanegelista Mary DiChara Peggy Dcver Ellen Risto Patricia DiNola Norma Calasanti Marie Calasanti Mr and Mrs. R. R. Calasanti Antoinette Mussirosso Catherine Mecca Peter Mecca Freda Bromberg Mrs. Peter Mecca Jack Thomas Judy Cordasco Louise Villecca Bruno Villecca Mr. and Mrs. LaValley Tommy Dc Marco Margaret Addesso Stella Schiavo Matty Mike DePasquale Sammy Mike Carmiche Lee Stem Rocco Centurnno Lee Stein Mrs. Jerry Melillo, Jr. Mr and Mrs Joseph Grasso Mr. Jerry DiGiOvanni Ralph Spatola Lou Padula Helen Garofalo Rosalia Santumo Rose Jankins Pat McManus Mary Gashlin P Gashlin W. Collins M. Griffith Mary Kane Rose Weedo Thomas O'Conner Michael Mintz Terry PeluSO Millie Ciempola Theresa Weston Gloria Contella Marie Vara Veronica and Pat Helen Cuozzo Erma Celli Richard Magerkurth James Hartdorn Charles Koutsaftes Richard Frano Gen. 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NEW JERSEY HUmboldt 3-1063 223 EIGHTH AVENUE Branch Brook Dairy NEWARK 4. NEW JERSEY 47 THIRD STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 81 lAJeJA-lAJi UeM. Marie Cordasco Louis Caprio Phyllis and Buddy J. R. Dome ruck Mrs. J. Hornung Robert Kreatsas Robert Desiderio Lonnie and Danny Casale Bill Eustice Frank Miosek Robert Desiderio Rose and Bucky Roseanne and Don Joyce and Richard Michacline Grabon Jean Krawezynski Red Frank Gallina Robert Brenner Grace Terrezza Salvatore Terrezza Joan Benson Bob and Vi Lois Lorenzo Charlie Molinaro Henry Nieuzytik George Goodwin Louise Travelsted Mrs. Laura Zeitz Thelma Bisignanno Anthony Rossi Gloria Boynton Frances Colavito Lucrezia Bisignanno Mary Ann Symcyak Mr. and Mrs. John Symcyak Gerald Fcuone Eugene Lucarella Niki S. Alfred Sauchelli Mike tthc Blade) Morrello Frank Diaco Anthony Carlino, Anne lacullo Klub Wonder Carmella Zarra Sylvia Amoroso Vicki Ciciola William Russell Amelia Klc Beatrice J. Litch Michael Hammer Margaret SigillitO B. F. Bralcw Mrs. B. 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Joseph Correnti CpI. Emard Janka Elena I. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. D. Suppa Mr. and Mrs. A. Blanche Irene Siler Mr. J. Hill Mrs. Ida Hill Mrs. E. Antivine Mrs. Ruth Webb Clinton Williams Jessye Thomas Betti Lynch 82 WeU-Wulte iA. Kathleen Zampaglione Sam Veltri Mona Angelone Art. Frangos George T. Panico Mr. J. Pefitti Teresa Picariello Butera Family Ralph Schettme Lena Butera Yvonne DcCarli Dorothy Deitz Frank Mazziotti Bill Colonna John Mazziotti Edward Vancko Jerry Strumolo Alton sc Strumolo Barbara Ann Cordasco Marie Mazziotti M J. Fhtcher William Hoper Friend T. Czaya Richard H Morill H. T. Czaya Marie Czaya B. Baranoroski A Friend—Joe Ray Ccrucnthcr Carrie Juliano Louise Neputano Ralph Cccc Michcal Aquilino Bubbles Charles Wmg Betty Hat Shop Harry Strumfeld Angel Patemostro John DeVito Peter Castaldi Mildred DiCrio Anna Campbell Carl DeLuca Bob Gaeb William Beeh Glhopman Prescott C. Mitts Fred Schelling John Frey G. DcIPriorc Jimmie J. Larkin Franklin Perry Ray Blake E. 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Maguire Jim Maunucci Chris Caprio Delores Restaino Rae Caprio Nick Caprio Marie Donofrio Betty Accomando Mane Caprio Frank Del Bianco Julius Caprio Chick and Joan Mrs. C. Terrezza Salvatore Terrezza Lonnie and Danny Irene and Carmine Vi and Bob Anthony Terrezza Angie and Bob Lucille Cullen Renee and Danny Betty Lou Terrezza Lonnie and Danny Casalc Bill Eustice Frank Miosck Thomas Yeager Robert J. Judge Ciro Caprio Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio Julius Seylaz John Dunn Frank White Jerry Abondolo Bernard Gory Lord Smith Elmer Barbour Elmer Barbour. Jr. Florence Barbour Angelina Breeden '41 -grad. Mrs. Florence Lewis Miss Sarah Trimmmgham Mrs. Georgianna Fortune Mrs. Adele Williams Mr. Joseph Wjlezak Lucille Johnson Mrs. Theresa Hubbard Nathaniel Scales Dominick J. Minichini Frank Minichini Felix Marzulli Jimmy Franceschini Don Missaggia Carmela Missaggia John Missaggia, Jr. Dottie Missaggia Mary Missaggia Bob and Mil Ann DcPalma Olga Restaino Barbara Restaino Carol Ann DePalma Nick DcPalma Della A. Nicoletti Mrs. Elizabeth Domenick Mrs. Nicholas Domenick Phyllis Domenick Jay Dec Jay Dee. Jr. Tom Cordasco 83 X ( HUmboldf 2-4061 Sales - Rentals JOHN MAZZIOTTI REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 569 Summer Avenue Newark 4, N. J. HUmboldt 2-2268 LOUIS CALLUORI President ATLAS CABINET SUPPLY COMPANY designers and manufacturers of CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE Mitchell 2-9688 MARKOS. Prop. NEW ADELPHIA RESTAURANT Satisfied Customers Build Our Business A Trial is all We Ask 320 Market Street Newark, N. J. (near P. R. R. Station) Mitchell 2-0621 SINCE 1906 433 Orange Street Newark, N. J. BEIIev.lle 2-4333M DANIEL GONNELLA ROOFING CONTRACTOR I 52 Garden Avenue Belleville, N. J. ESscx 2-2440 Say it with Flowers' CHARLES BAUN and ROBERT WALTER FLORISTS Bouquets and Floral Decorations a Specialty 755 Springfield Avenue Irvington II, N. J. WASHINGTON FLORIST, INCORPORATED NEWARK'S LEADING FLORIST FOR FLOWERS IN ALL OCCASIONS Member F. T. D. —Flowers Telegraphed Wedding and Floral Designs at Short Notice 565 BROAD STREET NEWARK 2. NEW JERSEY Compliments of A FRIEND 8 FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS JOSTEN’S INDUSTRIAL OFFICE BUILDING 1060 Broad Street Newark 2. New Jersey H. C. MARTIN, Representative 85 ' biAectosuf. Name Weakness Hobby Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Homework Be My Love Begin The Bcgu.ne School None 8aseball Phonies 1 Want To Cry Dancing, knitting Disappearing History Too Yeung Teasers Too Young Later Everybody's Fool Noisy girls Shine 8 ggors. Constance Lorraine Homework Dream Golf Phonies Be My Love Inferior people I'll Close My Eyes Too Young Track Fresh girls Too Young Eh! School I’m Just Wild About Harry No work Are you kidding? It Isn't Fair 1 Can Dream. Can't 1 ? Hard work Wandering Conceited girls Too Yeung One certain lad My Destmy Not yet published Colasanti, Anthony Getting up in Phony girls Haiti „Qrb Cars Work How High the Moon The Night is Young Rose. Rose 1 Love You Television Together OelDeo. Do tores Maybe You’ll Be There MCbjll — Homework Lucky Old Sun Homework How High the Moon Homework 1 Get Sentimental Over Nothing Living Sound Off DiAngelantomo. Albert Getting Up in Politics If Apple polishers The Loveliest Night of the Year None None “Go homo — On Top of Otd Smoky Phmihf Unless Skating Liars Just Say 1 Love Her __Girk How High the Moon Travel Oh. you know 1 Get A Kick Out Of You Tcasino Temptation Feldman, Raymond Jerry Lewis and Homework 1 Like It Ferrara. Gloria Dark.-ha.red boys —Sewing To marry a millionaire Conceited boys Would 1 Love You Name Weakness Hobby on Cut lor Girl Cart Skating Nice doll Swimming, photography Sport ... One fellow Dancing — Skating Swimminn Baseball Baking McCullough. Gene Cm ...Sleepwtg Mecca. Lois Jack Miele. Charlie Mi aggia. Helen Montagna. Jack Muir, Lillian Iren Napp . Geraldine Girl Girl and can _ Bob White . ..Boy -------- Sleeping Dancing, sport . twirling ____ Sport Photography Roller ikating Ambitior Pet Peer Fivorit Son9 Make money Laughing oirls Thanking of You To get ahead Homework Because of You Housewife Homework Too Young Housewife - ——— Homework . _ These Foolish Things Draftsman Crowded buses If Housewife Homework My Heart Cries fot You Statue of myself Work Homework . . English Got any gum Does She Love Me? Work Phonies Would 1 Lose You Waiting Noisy women Night and Day Auditorium study That's My Desire If Working - Buddy” Roller Derby U -1 Mona Lisa Phon.es Till Then Home work How High the Moon Work . How High the Moon Bells If Homework The B Q Polka Travel Phonies and homework Unless To do what's right Wise guys Mocking Bird Hill ___Gym instructor------------Teacher -------------------Too Young _ Housewife___________________Phonle -------------------Too Young itectosuf, Nhm Owens. Row Marie WhIumm Ciothei-mfn Hobby Ambition Pet Peeve Favorite Song Palmierl, Carol None Don Gabel PiSCiOlta. Anthony Fishing Grit Baseball umpire _ Harlem Nocturne Homework and phonies Too Young Richardson. Willie Beautiful girls with Rivell, Themes—— Women Model railroading Hard work Rubel. Tense Books None s Bob Hard work Walking . Waller Baseball If Big cars Bob All My Love My boy fnend How High the Moon Branford Movies Bird 7 Domenick Wealth Waters. Harold Bom Wme Spo-Dee-0-Dee66 U i Girts Little Daddy o.-.? -5 Homework | i ! 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COG 'N' JUNE 1952 - ■ --.a ... — , 'v — � s?w?5v CENTRAL COMMERCIAL AND TEC ft THE CLASS OF JUNE 1952 PRESENTS COG 'N' PEN ★ CENTRAL COMMERCIAL S TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY THE TABLE OF contents Dedication.............................................. 3 Advisers................................................ 4 Special Advisers........................................ 5 Administration........................................ 6-7 Faculty...............................................8-11 Cog N' Pen Staff....................................12-13 Class Officers......................................... 14 Seniors..............................................15-56 Last Will and Testament................................ 57 Class Song............................................. 58 Time Marches On........................................ 59 Our Favorites........................................60-64 Clubs................................................65-68 Informals............................................69-72 Sports Review........................................73-84 Majorettes, Twirlers, Cheerleaders, Band............... 85 Advertising and Well Wishers........................86-99 Autographs.............................................100 We, the Class of June 1952, with deepest affection, dedicate this, our Yearbook, to our deceased classmate, Johanna Goione. 7 CLASS ADVISERS MARY S. RYBKIEWICZ BENJAMIN KATZ TO OUR CLASS ADVISERS Words cannot fully express our deep appreciation to Miss Rybkiewicz and Mr. Katz for their efforts in our behalf. Without their endless encouragement and assistance, our goals 4 could not have been achieved so successfully. MILTON SCHECHTER SPECIAL ADVISERS We wish to thank our Special Advisers for contributing their “know-how” so generously, which insured the success of our many Class endeavors. We extend to Mr. Schechtcr our sincere appreciation for his excellent guidance in the preparation of our yearbook. Our thanks go to Mrs. Barnett and Mrs. Walsh, whose contributions made our social affairs so much more successful and enjoyable. We are grateful to Mr. Feldman for helping us with the many problems connected with the yearbook advertisements. We thank Mrs. Wright for having helped us in many ways. 5 LILLIAN R. BARNETT DAVID FELDMAN STANTON A. RALSTON Principal Congratulations to the Class of June 1952. You have done many fine things while in Central. Wherever you may go I am sure you will carry on with credit to yourselves and your school. You have my best wishes for success and happiness. My best wishes to the Class of June 1952. I sincerely hope that you will find happiness and acquire a feeling of suc- cessful living in the years to come. FLORENCE D1SPENZIERE ERMINIE YERKES WILLIAM R. CAIN Vice-Principal MARGARET M. DEVON ALD Counselor ALICE F. SULLIVAN ESTELLA R. CORDON ADMINISTRATION 7 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ★ JUNE 1952 8 MUSIC DEPARTMENT JACOB L. KITTEN BAND Act inn Chairman Mr. Knc II. l.umlie Mr. Root) A. Pnilr NURSE ACNES S. I1AESELER BUSINESS DEPARTMENT P. MYERS HE1CES. Chairman Mr. John E. Brady, Mr. Rol rrt G. Bimri, Mr. Ijnui Inzro. Mr. Nathan II. Kanlor, Mr. l avid Fridman. Mr. Irving Benedon. Mr. Mario DelFavero. Mr. Mryrt P. Smith. Mr . Ethel Atkin. Mr . Florabelle Burke. Mr . Lila B. Wright. Mr . Adele Shargel. Mr . Annie B. Knowle . Mr . Marion Cunning ham. Mr. Francis Tmnt. Miss Grace E. Palmer, Mt � Mary McMenamm. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT WILLIAM BAUER. Chairman Mr. Robert R. Reilly, Mr. Solomon Fleuchman, Miu Emma J. Hough, Mr. Salvatore A. Commit . Min Vera II. Beusman. Miu Ann B. Schleget. Miu Charlotte Beiuert. Miu Molly Kaufman. FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT jessie w. boutiluer. chairman Mm E ii� Mh C. Sullivan. Mr. Aaron Fran hlau. Mr. John Prtitti, D� . A. Raruard. l)r. Hmy M. Goldstein. Mm Miriam Cushman, Mr. AWundrr B. Lrwii, Mr . Jennie jwuiin. Miw Marcella Mooney, Mr. Louis Goldman, Mr. Vlas Chimatofl, Miss Julia Mitchell. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mr ANTHONY SENERCHIA. Chairman Beatrice J. Litch. Mr. Richard Boudreau. Mias Josephine Megaro LIBRARIANS Miss Margaret Bennett Miss Beryl Anderson 10 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT pall haeseler. chairman Mr. Otto Melito, Mr. Norman Cotter. Mr. Aaron Goff. Mr. Beniamin Katz. Mrs. Marie Sullivan, Mrs. Jessie Presslrr. Mr. Leon Ssumlrrf, Mr. James Thompson. JUNE 1952 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT chari.es brodsky, chairman Mr. Mhhad A. Cao Jo. Min Louis Travclitrd, Mr. John Petitti, Mut Mary S. Ryhkie-wicz. Mr. Julius finkclstcin, Mr. Vidor II. Schlnchvr, Mr. John W. Hrdsirorn. AWT DEPARTMENT l.ll.LIAN K. BARNETT. Acting Chairman Mrs. Ruth K. Walsh. Mr. Milton Schrchtrr. HOME ECONOMICS HELEN BROWNRICC ESTHER ELAM TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT JOHN DEADY Acting Ckatan 11 Mr. Morris C. Warrick. Mr. William W. Klrnkr, Mr. Anthony J. Volardo, Mr. John A. McNamara. Mr. Hobnt B. Struban, Mr. Seward DeHart, Mr. Alan C. Turnbull, Mr. Beniamin Eskin. DONALD BURKE COG 'N' PEN STAFF 12 JOAN DURANTE Editor-in-Chief DONALD BURKE NICHOLAS CARAFFA Associate Editors ART DONALD BURKE, Chairman Don Bayman Charles Hoover Walter Babr.'ecki Willie Wilburn Robert Bums Nicholas Caraffa OUR FAVORITES Nina Jeannette Lucille Ciccarelli Ann Cicalcsc Clara Jackson Marie Castclluno Anna DeMartino Millie Falco Marie Vitagliano Lena Macera Vera Marotta Antoinette DiPasqualc Sylvia Amoroso Anthony D'Agostino Joseph Dispensiere Edward Del Tufo Hank Ise Anna Campt ell COG 'N' PEN STAFF SENIOR INFORMATION CONSTANCE CORRADI, Chairman Lena Macera Ralph Battista Albert Cuensch Anna Campbell Robert Clark Sylvia Amoroso Betty Accomando John Dawson ADVERTISING BETTY ACCOMANDO, Chairman Ann Cicalese Jerry Paradiso Frank Miosek Donald Burke Ceraldine Martelli Anna DeMartino Edward Del Tufo Lillian Poppe Neil De Rogatis Ruth Mackey Lena Macera CLASS WILL MARIETTA ARELLA, Chairman Bernard McDonald Carntella Zarra Jean Florida Stella Piatkowska PHOTOGRAPHY NICHOLAS CARAFFA, Chairman Mildred Petolino Jean Florida Lena Macera SPORTS JAMES FORTE, Chairman Edward Del Tufo Anthony D’Agostino Antoinette DiPasqualc TYPING Nina Jeanette Lolita Suarez Jean Florida Joan Durante CLASS HISTORY ROBERT BURNS, Chairman Lillian Poppe Roberta Fish CLASS SONG FLORA PARLADORE, Chairman Salome Wideman Rose Sprecacenere Pauline Williams 13 OFFICERS JUNE 1952 SENIOR CLASS ANGEL ALMODOVAR GUILO” 178 Plane Street His pleasing, quiet nature is difficult to duplicate.” ft JERRY J. ABONDOLO ABBY” 246 South 8th Street “Character is higher than intellect; Yet he has both.” JOSEPHINE ANCRISANI -JO-19 6th Avenue “So dignified yet so charming.” BETTY T. ACCOM ANDO ACKIE” 315 7th Avenue “Betty is more than a friend to She’s success and happiness rolled into one.” MONA ANGELONE -MO” 6-3 No. Hawthorne Lane A little thing in hand is worth more than a great thing in prospect.” .v v SYLVIA M. AMOROSO SYL” 199 South 10th Street A combination of good looks, personality and brains. Tncy all constitute our “Syl.” FRANKLYN BANKS “BUDDY 98 12th Avenue A champion in many sports.” ROBERT W. BAKER •■ROBBIE-55 Morton Street “To make the world a pleasant place. One must show a friendly face.” CHARLES J. BALDONI -CHUCK-517 Bergen Street for fun and ‘Always ready fo girls.” MARIETTA ARELLA “MARTY-820 Mt. Prospect Avenue “Character and friendliness goes hand in hand.” WALTER BABRIECKI “WALT' 117 16th Avenue “The l)est of men speak few words.” JACK BAKER “JACKIE-80 William Street 'He goes his way and does no wrong.” MARY C. BANT A 58 lUUcck StirrV “A willing heart. a helping hand, Iricndly with a jovial alt. DAVID L. BAT ITT O DKVE 28 Tt8 Xvttme His sense ol humor, pleasing personality. friendly smile. Makes out Dave an all-around I chow. RALPH C. BATTISTA •BAP 15 Ctfildc Stwrt A bundle of mischief all rolled into one great guy. GEORGE W. BENJAMIN -RED-72 Madison Avenue “Work brings glory and success.” © S 18 CLASS OF HERBERT BENNER •BUDDY” 31 llrckrr Street ‘Big and tall, liked by all.” SEAB BLACKMON 165 Uviwt� ton Su ,rt ear.’ MARY ANN BORGO -MARY 145 Bank Street -Many a friendly girl you’ll BuTnevcr one quite so sweet.” RICHARD BROOKS DICK” 118 South 9th Street ‘Men of few words are usually the best. ROBERT J. BURNS BOB- 623 Berne-n Street Agreeable and full of fun, Liked by everyone. MARIE CASTELLANO LITTLE MARIE” 8 Sheffield Street ‘Trim and neat From head to feet.” VINCENT CELFO VIN 37 North Pine Lane 'If at first you don’t succeed, Why, try again?” JOAN CHAMBERS SMALL FRY-43 Lincoln Street Warm and sincere with a pinch of mischief.” FRANK J. CIALLELLA 497 South 19th Street Whatever he does is done with the greatest of case.” ANN CICALESE CHICKIE 61 Elliott Street “Twinkling eyes, carefree mind, Friends like Ann are hard to find.” LUCILLE C. CICCARELLI LOU WHO? 606 North 6th Street A cheery smile and a friendly word.” ! MILDRFX) CIEMVOEA MILUE. m i h Avenue She dresses neat and er actions arc sweet. ROBERT CLARK BOB 15tt Norfolk Street Sure of speech, brilliant of mind. And as fine a fellow as you can find.” VETER CIOTTO PETE 5S6 V airmount Avenue A quiet and Rood natured tettow. MARIE CONFORTI DIMPLES 141 7th Avenue “When she smiles, her dimples dance. HARRY CONFORTI 45 Springdale Avenue A little nonsense now and then. Is relished by the best of men. ’ © 22 0 CLASS OF CONSTANCE V. CORRAD1 CONNIE 14 Clark Street “A cute anil ambitious girl, She’s as precious as a pearl.” 1 MARY ANN CONFORTI 40 Hoyt Street What’s the use of hunting w When there is plenty of time. JUNE 5 2 PI A VE JOSEPH CORRADI 14 Chuk Street Well mannered, intelligent and friendly—a real gentleman.” DONALD A. CUOZZO PASGY 543 Summer Avenue A combination of everything that's good. MARY EUGENIA COOLEY CHINK 118 WickliBc Street ’Her quiet manner wins your heart.” ANGELINA CORDASCO AXCIE 29 6th Avenue Cute and pert and always alert.” DANIEL T. CURLEY CURLEY 210 Rose Street His looks, his smile, aiul his friendly ways. Will make him a favorite all his days. ANTHONY C. DAGOSTINO BUTCH 262 Littleton Avenue “A cheery greeting, a friendly smile. Happy go lucky is Butch’s style.” MARGARET J. CURRAN PEGGY 901 Mt. Prospect Avenue “It’s the gleam in her eyes. That puts the gleam in your heart.” IX)LORES DE BUONO SCOTTY-121 Cherter Avenue “Happy go lucky is her style To know her is worthwhile. JOHN DAWSON RED” 292 South 6th Street A fellow with a smile, Is one who is worth while.” JOAN D. D’ANTUONO JOANTE MARIE DE FILIPPIS MER“ 16 Mt. Prospect Avenue She may be small, but fascinates ull.” ANTOINETTE R. DE PASQUALE TOM” 78 Ganide Street Humorous of speech, gracious of heart, sincere of soul. NEIL DE ROGATIS “CUZ” 228 Parker Street “He is complete in feature and in mind, with all the grace of a gentleman. EDWARD DEL TUFO •EDDIE 23 Crane Street “He’s nice to walk with, Nice to talk with. And pleasant, too. ANNA T. DE MARTINO 826 Summer Avenue What more can one ask for than charm, sweetness, and lovely personality.” ELVERA DE ROGATIS “BABE-637 North 7th Street No dance is complete without her dancing feet.” JOSEPH DISPENSIERE DIS 834 South 16th Street “Whenever the day is dull and dreary. We can trust Joe to make it cheery.” ROBERT DES1DER10 DES 7 6th Avenue WotV brings Awy and success. THERESA DOUGLAS “TERRY 21 Bedford Street “Happy, jolly, full of glee. Thy manner is from sorrow free. ROBERT J. DONALD CREEPER 253 Verona Avenue ‘His wit, his smiles, his friendly wav, Will make him a favorite all his days.” ANGELO DONOFRIO CELO 575 North 7th Street Agreeable and full of fun.” AGNES A. D1 LELLA -AGGIE 424 4th Avenue “A thing of beauty is a joy forever. JOAN DURANTE -JO- 216 Academy Street A girl of high ambitions and great ideals. Whose charming manner quite appeals. MARIE M. DRACHI 66 Irving Street A pleasant girl with pleasant way. CASEY S3 Stratford Place A witty fellow and full of fun, Th:tt's our David wrapped in one. S3 Stone Street 11 is business is lx-ing a friend c. JOHN DUNN 174 Camden Street “His pleasing, quiet nature is difficult to duplicate.” LUIS DURAN CHICO” 14 Atlantic Street Neither a genius nor a bore He has friends and friends galore.” MADELINE EUBANKS “DOLLY 446 South 7th Street “Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. EMILIA FALCO MILLIE” 565 North 9th Street “A beautiful dresser and an all-around girl.” GERALD FERRONE -JERRY-109 Highland Avenue A pleasant fellow with pleasant ways.” WILLIAM EUSTICE 479 Belmont Avenue “A very good fellow with a temper quite mellow.” ANGELA J. FERRARESE ANGIE” 42 Coeymmn Street A grand girl, natural and unaffected.” ■ r ANDY FELTENSTEIN FELTY” 219 North 9th Street “A carefree boy without a worry in the world.” HELEN FICUCIELLO 118 Mom Avenue “She is cheerful and friendly with all.” LEONARD FLOCKEN LENNY 12 Honiu Place A good natured, Jolly and regular fellow. JAMES F. FORTE “QUARANTA” 28 Factory Street A strong l ody makes the mind strong.” JEAN A. FLORIDA BOBBIE 288 8th Avenue “She has a kindness all of her own.” LOUISE FIERRO LULU 12 Drift Street 'A little nonsense now and then never hurt anyone. WILLIAM G. FREY BILL 731 South 18th Strwt To lx a well-favored man is a gift of fortune. RICHARD FRANO RICH 128 Central Avenue “His quietness and sincerity won Vum many, many friends. JOHN GARRETT -SNOOKY 204 Orange Street A friend to all and a swell fellow” JOHN DEXTER GARLAND “DEX 67 Chadwick Avenue Where you find laughter and cheer. You’ll find Dexter there. JOSEPH VWAGOSO REMO 349 West Kinney Street “Sometimes Re sits and thinks, Sometimes Re just sits.” NICHOLAS GARAFFA NICK 595 South 19th Street “Capable and clever, his fine work will bring him much glory and success.” 30 CLASS ROSE CRASSO HOE 90 Summit Avoiw ‘She has a quality all her own. Her charming manner appeals to all.” « 'Esi snuie ' ' a faendly v.. - «9 S2VTC . a d « She will ;nc° � nd « Uve Wag ■01 f°ng. RICHARD C. CEE RIF’ 94 Peabody Place Pleasant to speak to, delightful to know.” , - d RALPH J. GENOVA 406 16th Avenue full of fun, none. 4UO ---- •Always laughing- tn Friends to all, foe to SHIRLEY C. GILLIAMS •PUMPKIN 135 Seth Boyden Terrace Loves life and loves fun.” JUNE ’52 ALBERT GUENSCH ALM •369 18th Avrnur Quiet persons are welcomed everywhere.” NANNIE HARRIS ••NAN 17 Clay Street Being friendly is her style.' EMILY HINES •EM-33 Orleans Street “She’s quiet and demure.' V- }'[■ i :.� .v — RUTH HEINZE RUTIIIE 211 Summer Avenue ‘A smile on her lips, a twinkle in her eyes.” EMIL HEALY -BUDDY-649 South 17th Street “To know him is to like him.” FRANK B. GUTOWSKI F. C.” 50 Underwood Street “One of the finest and always the nicest.” RAYMOND HINES PINBALL 18 Rankin StrH With music in his heart am! girls on his mind.” CHARLES HOOVER ‘•CHUCK-891 South 19th Street “A fresh, a free, a friendly man.” PAUL D. HURD PAULY” 142H Summit Strwt Always ready with a smile for a host of friends.” RALPH IANNUZZI CISCO” 94 State Street A handsome fellow, with sparkling eyes and smiling lips that never sigh. LEROY IRVIN MAHKK SPEED” 166 Orange Street 'A jovial fellow all the time.” Vr- CLASS OF JUNE ’52 HENRY ISE HANK” 391 Springfield Avenue “A happy-go-lucky, well-liked by all.” WILLIAM JENKINS JHNK 159 North 19th Street ‘Jenk” is a fellow whose smile is worthwhile ’ ROBERT JENKINS “JERRY-22 Wrtt Street ‘A good companion makes good company. SHIRLEY JOHNSON SHIRL 1« Lillie Street (Jay and friendly is her style. NINA F. JEANNETTE -DIMPLES 140 7th Avenue “Dimples and starry eyes. And an air of sweet surprise. CHESTER JAGIECLO “CHET 107 lftth Avenue Never in a hurry, easy come easy go. CLARA LOUISE JACKSON -BABY” 10 South Orange Avenue “A itt e mischief, a ot of fun.” SYLVIA KALOCERAKOS SYL 311 lliith Street “Her kindness is the golden chit in by which her friends are bound.” ARTHUR H. JONES ARTIE” 554 Chapman Strrrt “Success will come to all his days because of his quiet and manly ways. JUNE '52 HELEN KAROS uHEL 10 Cutler Street Keep the golden rule of saying neither too much nor too little ROY KICE •TEX 28 White Terr see Capable, clever and gay, A nice fellow all the way. ROBERT JUDGE “BOB-872 Hunterdon Street JERRY KALBA 20 17th Avenue “Do well and right and let the world sink.” any nmpani body? ROBERT KIEFFER -BOB 726 South 12th Street A carefree ! oy without a worry in the world.” CHARLES KOUTSAFTES GUS-CUS 40 M«tcct Street Perfectly clad from his feet to his crown. EDWARD LABUDZKI “EDDIE 65 Jones Street His pleasing, quiet nature is difficult to duplicate.” JOSEPHINE KURZYNSKI JO- 53 Oraton Street 'Intellectuals always command respect ROBERT JOHN KREATSAS -BOB-588 South 13th Street A regular fellow and a true friend. Who is always willing to lend a hand.” AMELIA R. KLC “MILLY“ 232 Hunterdon Street Tall, neat and sweet. Just the girl you want to meet.” BERNICE LANGUAGE BEDE IB Baldwin Street “Her ways arc the ways of pleasantness. JOSEPH M. LARDIERI JOE-250 Orange Strrrt “Quiet in manner, Friendly in character.” KENNETH B. LEFFINGWELL KEN- 441 Mt. Pioipfrt Avmuf “The quiet ones will always succeed.” ROBERT HENRY LEDERER EDDIE RUTH LEVENS “SES 784 Bergen Street “Happy all the day.” ANNA MAE LEWIS TWINKLES 320 15th Avenue “Gracious and friendly, two charming virtues.” JASPER 244 Smith 19th Strrrt “Wine, women and sonj With these. Boh will never go wroi CALVIN LEWIS ROACH 68 Richmond Street X gentleman, lutt of rYty lun and crazy sounds, TW$ our Calvin aW-tound. ’ EDWIN F. UPS BIG ED 651 South 8th Street • , n ambitious boy with a camera ' ALBERTA LITTLE BERT 621 North 9th Street Quiet, neat, with a friendly smile, A girl who is well-worth your while. CAROL LOMBARDI MARIE LONG RED-491 7th Avenue MARY-52 Belmont Avenue Neat and sweet, what a girl. Nice and petite and She’d put any f)oy in a whirl.” ever so sweet.” LUCY LOPEZ LOU” 280 North 6th Street Her hair is her crowning glory; Her smile is a smile of the angels.” 38 CLASS OF LENA MACERA LIZ-162 Gwiidf Street “Her friendliness, personality, and attractive appearance makes this Li outstanding. EUGENE L. LUCARELLA “LUKE-16 Stone Street “Capable, clever and gay, A great fellow all the way.” LEON LUMKINS -SNOOKY” 280 18th Avenue 'Happy and gay, he’ll never get gray.” ELEANOR MAAG BLUET 132 1st Street Born with the gift of laughter and charm.” EUGENE MACHANSKA GENE” 717 South Nth Street A swell guy is liked by everyone he meets. RUTH K. MACKEY RVTHIE 135 Montclair Avenue “Choose not your friend from outward show, Feathers float, but pearls lie low” NORMA MARIE MAISTO BLUE EYES 105 High Street “Dancing eyes that send forth light And make the darkest places bright.” MARILYN M. MARASCO •BABE” 393 Ninth 13th Street “A quiet young maiden, not wishing for fame yet deserving of it. GERALDINE D. MARTELLI •GERRY 12 Second Street “A jovial smile and twinkling eyes. A joyful laugh and never a sigh.” CORONA MARAFFINO CORA 81 Davenport Avenue “Friendly and sincere are her ways.” ALVIRA M. MAROTTA VERA-81 Ganride Street For nature made her what she is and never made another.” CARMELLA MARMO BABE” 87 Davenport Avenue “Laughing and talkative all day. Helps to keep the blues away.” BERNARD McDONALD •BERNIF. 338 South 10!h Strrrt “Studious, dever, versatile too. He does well all he starts to do.” francis McDonough 116 Brookwood Street “He treats all the same and slights no one.M EDNA G. McGILL VERKINS' 57 Irving Stmt “A smi c on her Ups, A twinkle in her eye.” CHRISTINE MEOLA •CltRlS 74 State Stmt Cute and small but she likes them tall.” i WILLIAM METCHNIK •MOOSE 94 Magnolia Terrace Never trouble trouble Till trouble troubles you. GREGORY P. MICHAK CREC 52 Blum Street “The silent men arc best. ■■■I S 42 FRANCES A. MESITI FRAN 41 North Fullrrton Avenue Montclair, N. J. “She looks like an angel and acts like one too. But you never can tell what an angel can do.” SYLVIA MINTZ -SYL 408 Broadway “A quiet nature and a steadfast friend.” CLASS OF - MIOSEK “MO-562 15th Avmuc ‘A quiet fellow and a goo friend.’ DOROTHY MITCHELL -DOT 357 Washington Street “Graced with all that charms the heart.” VIOLA M1TSCHELE VI 438 Central Avenue “Silence is golden.” WALTER MUNZING HARRY” 28 Stiver Street A quiet guy who has many friends.” FRANK MOSCATELLO MIDGE” 280 Littlitun Avenue 'The world admires those who try.” DELLA A. NICOLETTI DOLLY 75 Hiichlainl Avenue To her, life is a song; nothing could ever go wrong.” JOSEPH M. MOURINO JOE 73H 8th Avenue A combination of all that’s nice.” GRACE M. NEE “CRAY 381 Central Avenue Slim and tall, a smile for all. RICHARD MUTTIE RICH” 111 Newark Street His good humor brings smiles to everyone’s face.” ALBERT C. NIEBERGALL AL” 257 Bruce Stird Be silent and safe, silence never In-trays you.” JERRY PARADISO •MOOSE-42 7th Avrnur Baseball is his everything.” JAMES T. PARSON JAS” 35 Rutger Street He represents high standards.' 178 Verona Avenue A good disposition is rarer than gold.” JOHN OBLACHINSKI •OG1E” 221 North 5th Sheet His nice ways have won him many friends and will win him many more.” JOSEPH PACCHIA •PATCH-220 Bergen Street “Music Hath Charm. FLORA PARLADORE THERESA A. PELUSO •TERRY 350 North 12th Street “With laughing eyes, site cannot frown; Her heart is always merry.” LLOYD A. PERSON ANDY 192 Orange Street ’A good companion makes good company.” MILDRED PETOLINO “MILLIE” 29 I.ock Street “The most manifest sign of wisdom is continual cheerfulness.” 46 MARY A. PATETTA PAT 15 Webrtct Street “Her quiet manner wins your heart.” JOHN P. PAVLO SLEEPY 419 18th Avenue “Never in a hurry, Never with a worry, Well liked by all.” JOHN A. PATR1CCO JOHNNY” 20 BuBington Street “There is no greater compliment than to he weU-hVed.” STANISLAVA J. PIATKOWSKA •STELLA ISO Belmont Avenue Dependable as the day is long, her mind is masterful and strong.” JAMES POLK •SWEETWATER” Q7 Wicklifle Street Jim. a lad who's nice to know LILLIAN L. POPPE •LIL 781 Samlfocd Avenue ■Knowledge come, of, learning well retained. DORIS FRANCES ROY 120 Hunterdon Street “Silence is more eloquent than words. ELEANOR REBOLI THE REBEL” 59 Newton Street “She seems to be shy, and being fair, my advice to the boys is, Beware. MICHAEL L. RESTAINO -MIKE-65 Hudson Street He scores in baseball and friendship.” MARGARET REID MICKEY 1H4 Orange Street A pleasant girl, liked by all. RICHARD ROTH -RICK-92 Grafton Avenue “A regular fellow and a true friend.” EDMUND C. ROSKOWSKI -EDDIE-379 South flth Street ‘A will anti a smile to win his way.” ELIZABETH PAULINE SCHLEGEL BETTY” 50 Richelieu Timer A good disposition is Hirer than gold.” ODESSA HUSH SUC” 9 South Orniixr Avenue Her quiet manner wins your heart.” EDWIN A. SHELL EDDIE 644 North 5th Street Modesty always hides merit, MATTHEW RUSSOMANNO MATTY” 10 Stone Strut He goes his way and docs no wrong.” JAMES RUSSOMANNO BURT” •549 South 11 th Street Each mind has its own method.” JOHN SCURKO SCURK 350 Murrit Avenue “Tall, dark and handsome dc-scribes Johnny well. All who know him think him swell.” s1j TV :.s s- _ XvtO aai Su%'c ‘ w be donf •ySSsSi?- BARBARA SMITH ’’BABS 22 Fairview Avenue We cannot choose hut to like her.” MARTIN L. SMITH SMITH F. 39 Carside Street ‘A sharp lad who is known by all. ” ROSE SPRECACENERE •FIFI” 85 Kearney Street “No gems, no gold she needs to wear. She shines intrinsically fair.” DELLA STARK •DEL’ 282 Verona Avenue ‘She’s such a busy bee She knows all from A to Z. WILLIAM F. suro BILL” 570 Smith 11 th Street “Friendship he will never lack.' ROBERT SWIFT BOB 157 4th Avenue lies not fa , he’s not wise, nut he's a corker for his size. MARY SYDNOR SID 610 Sixth 4th Strcti ‘Conic whut may she’s always gay.” I NIKI C. STEFANIS ■•CHEEKY” 70-13th Avenue “Many a friendly girl you’ll meet. But never one quite so sweet.” c ■ PAT STELL1TANO BABE 206 14th Avenue lie is a friend worth having.” LOLITA F. SLAKE LOLA 2H6 Hunterdon Street • A quiet girl of sterling worth is more than all the gold on earth.” LENA TARTAGLIA LEE ■116 North 11th Street “Alwavs working, never shirking, Along her path, success is lurking.’ EDITII TODD “EDIE” 303 15th Avenue Where there is laughter anti cheer, you will also find Edie there.” SHIRLEY TROUPE •COOKIE 17 Hartford Street A pleasing smile denotes a pleasing personality.” DOROTHY JEAN TILLIS TILLIE” 339 15th Avenue After all is said and done it's lx st to have a little fun.” LILLIAN A. TOWNSEND ••POCKETS” 150 Weit Kinney Street Her warm smile reflects her lovely personality.” LARRY TOSATO •LARRY 35 Irving Street Knowledge is power, diligence is a virtue, He who possesses them is rich.” i MARIE VITAGLIANO VIT 551 North 9th Street Her sweet voice, her smiling face, will make her friends in every place.” ALBERTA M. VENTOLA “BERT ’ 143 Ridge Street If friends were money, Bert, you would be richest.” GRACE VALENTE CRAE 507 North 9th Street A smile on her lips, a twinkle in her eyes.” EMILY L. VISCITO •EEL .35 Norfolk Street Her popularity is attributed to her refreshing and charming personality.” ELDORA M. WANACAITIS ELLIE” 10 0|{dcn Slirrt 'A daughter of the gods, dcvincly tall and most divinely fair. JOHN WENDUNG JOHNNY 741 South 20th Street 'A friend in need is a friend indeed” ADELE WASHINGTON DEL” 34 Boyd Stfrrt “Sincere and nice to know.” JOAN W ALSACK HOOEY 412 Woodaidr Avenue “Slim and tall A smile lor all.” LARRY WEIS STRETCH’ 27 Pine Grove Terrace “Goes about his affairs day by day. Speaks when spoken to, in his own way.” LORRAINE MAE YOLK 141 Lincoln Avenue “Gay. and shy As pleasing a Miss as one can be.” MARILYN WILLIAMS FLUFFY” 200 Princr Street “A smile to brighten the darkest of clays. THERESA WESTON -TERRY” 248 North Oth Street 'The cause of her popularity and many friends? Cleverness, wit and sparkling personality. PA ULINE WILLI A MS LEXA 673 Xorth 5th Street A certain simplicity that makes everyone her friend. GORDON W11 IT EFI ELD 198 Hawthorne Avenue Capable, clever anti gay A great fellow all the way. HOIWALD S. WILLIAMS BABY HAY-131 i OH Street Gay and happy ull the- way. SALOME W1DEMAN -TOPY 32 Chester Avenue “Sweet and pert and always alert.” ROBERT WINTERBERG BOB 791 South 17th Street With fun his work was done. CARMELLA M. ZARRA CARMEL 102 4 Mt. Prospect Avenue A certain sweetness that makes everyone her friend.” JOANNA GOIONE ’To have known her was to have liked her.” 56 na fy r ■ � LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT At this time we, the Senior Class of June 1952 of Central Commercial and Technical High School, have been called upon to dispose of our acquired possessions. We are. therefore, with broken heart anti tear in eye, leaving our sincere impressions and prized possessions to those whom we feel will benefit most. Being of questionable sound mind and lxxly, we attest this to be our last will and testament. We bequeath to: Mr. Ralston: Our sincere appreciation for his wise counsel and gratitude for being our friend. Mr. Cain: The oscar awards for l eing the best playwright, producer, and star. Our advisers. Miss Rybkicwicz and Mr. Katz: Our deepest thanks and warmest thoughts for the future for having so faithfully carried us through our difficult tasks. Mr. Schechter: Appreciation for the countless hours he devoted to our Yearl ook. Mr. Feldman: Classes of girls who use psychology in winning his charm. Mr. Inzeo: Our thanks for well-dressed athletic teams. Mr. Hcigcs: A pretty as well as an intelligent secretary . Mrs. Litch: A round trip, first class ticket for a European tour. Mr. Brodsky: A year's supply of Colgate toothpaste for his pleasing smile. Mr. Strassbcrg: A letter of condolence from Public Service for all late bust's. Mr. Ilacscler: Our prayers that he will someday write a more informative chemistry lxx k. Miss Mooney: An automatic coin collector. Miss Kaufman: A class of girls who know the basic waltz Step. Mr. Kantor: All male officers for the Student Council. Miss Sullivan: A simplified edition of Macbeth. Miss Cordon: The F.B.I. to investigate all missing books. Mr. C.'uozzo: The award for best salesman of the . year. Mr. Hcdstrom: A Republican government. Mr. Brady: Distinguished Service Cross upon his retirement from active duty as a teacher in our lx-loved Central. Mr. Goldman: An efficient Tangent staff to insure widespread circulation. Mrs. Knowles: Bigger and better Jol s for the “Knowles Employment Service. Mr. Pesile: A musical Iwton to fill in the missing parts in his band. Pat, the Officer: A gold-covered book of traffic tickets never to l e issued to Central students. Mrs. Ilacscler: Engraved dental slips. Mr. Franzblau: Noiseless shoes for silence during tests. Mr. Trunt: A leave of alwence during the baseball season to add his cheers to the bleacher section of Yankee Stadium. Miss Boutillicr: A well-behaved audience to appreciate her assembly programs. Miss Travelstcd: A one-year leave of absence. Mrs. M. Sullivan: An extra thick pad of cut” slips. Mr. Schleicher: A flock of sheep to go with his staff. Mr. Commisa: Our assurance of once again having a championship team. Mr. Strahan: A couple of sociable electrons. Mrs. Elam: The honor of having one of her original recipes used in the cafeteria. The Biology classes: The prayers of helpless frogs and worms . . . please don’t cut me up.” The IJbrary: A copy of the best yearl ook published. Cog .V Pen, June ’52. The girls’ rooms: The mirrors we borrowed when we were sophomores. The 2B’s:CThc shrimp boats to float lazily to graduation. The 4B’s: Our trials and tribulations. The entire Faculty: A constant supply of aspirins for the many headaches they get from hearing the blessed patter of little feet in the halls. Our beloved Central: Our lusting hope for more classes like ours. In Witness Whereof, ice have hereunto set our hmuls and seal this eighteenth day of June, One Thousand Sine Hundred and Fifty-two. CLASS OF JUNE 1952 Signed, sealed and acknowledged before us as witnesses. Class President Class Scribe Word by FLORA PARLADORE SALOME WIDEMAN CLASS SONG Music by ROSE SPRECACENERE f DE AP. CEN-TftAl H JOjfS I j _ i t J. w WE Vfc HM O' MEM RlES STTIL . H LP T t mm £=3? — im CLEAR; OUR TEA- f-1 ' ■ 11 p r -r FRJ2NDS W|'VE r ET . f � n 1 f r i ; - i ; i , j a . .. is? thes J. THREEHo.Ri-OUS YEARS , SOME BS WERE NOT ALL JLJ. X ± J. 1 + J. f t p l I- ± 1 £ f GLO-Rt-OUS SOMc - TIME. WAS SPENT IN o. £ t - -■- te£rs; J=, f Cr __X— -=tr- +■ f t, i r r OORHEARTS YOULL AL WtS BE THc LIGHT WE LOVE SO WELL. —-J-- J------j--X -J- J. -i- OURCOM-MEKCE-XhTTXv Is HERETO Tt mtt ■ - ,■fe TIME MARCHES ON! As we sit here reminiscing about the past three years in Central, we can still recall when we first entered the school. To us. it was just a maze of one-way corridors, up and down stairways, big-shot seniors, and A, B. and C lunch periods, which we Liter found out to mean aristocratic appetizers, barbecued beans, and camouflaged calories. We then noticed they had just finished painting the cafeteria in honor of our coming. A little later on we assembled in the enormous auditorium and were introduced to our principal. Mr. Ralston, and assigned to our homerooms. Days went by and so did the soles of our shoes as we wore them out running up and down stairs and around corridors, hunting for our correct classes and te achers. Months later the process was reversed and the teachers began hunting for us. About this time the Seniors were all through initiating us and they were now soft-soaping us to buy their Ixxwters and attend their dances. Moving now into 3B, wo were preparing to have a great big 3B Social, the purpose of which was to get the members of the class acquainted with each other. Girls came and lx ys came, which was a nice arrangement. We danced and ate lollipops. This was fun??? By the time everyone had recovered from this Social, we were in 3A. The next big event on the agenda was the election of 3A class officers. In order to lx nominated, a candidate had to have a petition signed by fifty of his fellow classmates and a C average in scholarship. Robert Bums was elected President; Joan Durante, Vice President; Jean Florida, Secretary; and Theresa Bove, Treasurer. The April Showers Dance, our first evening dance, proved to be the most successful class enterprise held that term. Between the dances and the elections, the entire class was driven crazy by lxx k reports and memory selections. With this profitable venture tucked away under our belts, we forged to greater heights by entering 4B. We welcomed this term because we were not only Seniors and graduating in June, but also because we would receive our long-awaited, highly anticipated rings. They were a beautiful gold, with a blue stone surmounted by the Central shield. Surrounding the stone was engraving with the date on either side, 19-52. During these years, our sports teams were doing very well, winning trophies and titles in their respective fields. For four consecutive years, from 1948 to 1952, we were the city basketball champions. In football, we took the city championship in the season of 1949, our first year in Central. In bowling, after only our second try, we succeeded in winning the city championship. Elections for 4B officers were held. The successful candidates were: Robert Bums, President; David Batitto, Vice President; Sylvia Amoroso, Secretary, Ruth Mackey, Treasurer. Joan Durante was selected Editor-in-Chief of our Yearbook. After our semi-annual class dance, we had the excitement of being host at the Junior-Senior Prom. Miss Rybkiewicz was resplendent with two corsages, consisting of three orchids. Before the scent of her flowers had disappeared we were in 4A, our final term. Everything moved at a rapid pace; dues, boosters, pictures, popularity poll and elections. Believe it or not, the entire set of 4B officers were re-elected. This might be interpreted as a vote of confidence in appreciation of the good work they had done. The next great event was the Junior-Senior Prom (but this time we were not hosts) and then the Yearbooks. At last, the big day—commencement, when we received our hard-earned diplomas. Central took three years, graduation exercises lasted but a few hours. This is the end of our class history but Cood Luck to you in your own individual history which has just begun. 59 Sophisticated BETTY ACCOM ANDO BERNARD McDONALD ‘“Mixers •“Suggs’ ALYIRA MAROTTA MICHAEL RESTAINO Best Dressers BETTY ACCOMANDO ANTHONY CALABRESE Best All Round 61 TONY D AGOSTINO TERRY WESTON Nicest Personality JERRY PARADISO MADELINE VETRONE Most Likely To Succeed SYLVIA AMOROSO, PIAVE CORRADI Most Respected JIMMY FORTE PEGGY CURRAN aM JOAN DURANTE ROBERT BURNS Cutest CAROL LOMBARDI HENRY ISE Class Babies JOAN WALSACK HERBERT BENNER Most Conceited BETTY ACCOM AN DO EUGENE LUCARELLA Noisiest GRACE VALENTE JOSEPH DISPENSIERE R FAVORITES Class Dreamers Best Smile CONCETTA MATTLA RAI.FH IANNUZZI Best Dancers LENA MACERA LUIS DURAN Wittiest DOLORES DE BUONO EDWARD DEL TUFO Class Cutters LOUISE FIERRO HARRY CONFORTI Class Apple Polishers STELLA PIATKOWSKA NICHOLAS GARAFFA Atnbitious . ncM'«TlS° VE COHV MM FRANCES MESITI RALPH BATTISTA RICHARD MUTTIE popw'ar Laziest DELLA STARK JOHN PAVLO CENTRAL CLUBS LIBRARY CLUB MISS BERYL ANDERSON, Advisor SCIENCE CLUB MR. AARON GOFF, Adviser CHORISTERS MR. ERIC LUNDIE, Adviser MR. ERIC LUNDIE, Adviser CENTRAL FORUM MISS MARY RYBKIEWICZ MR. MICHAEL CUOZZO MR. JOHN HEDSTROM Advisers TANGENT CLUB MW. LOU S GOLDMNK, Adv set MATH CLUB MR YVOLD COVJSS, Adviser GUVUD UOV3CW. o SPEED CLUB lokabelle BURKE Adviser ,ss«— COM ' mtev s CLUBS uS?f JVC etc K- b Rkett, 4® ar ' Of S A p Aff CU'B CLo C) PSYCHOLOGY CLUB MR. DAVID FELDMAN. Advisor CENTRAL CLUBS PHOTO PLAY CLUB MR. JOHN DEADY, Adviser STUDENT COUNCIL MR. NATHAN KANTOR, Advisor NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MRS. LILA WRIGHT MR. ROBERT STRAHAN DR. RAY A. BARNARD Advisers 68 ON STAGE AND BACK STAGE AROUND AND AROUND THEY CO M-M-M GOOD LOLLY POP JAMBOREE ... at work in the SALT MINES KEEP THEM ROLLING BUON GIORNO . . AND SO I TOLD HIM HEBE COMES THAT AROMA COMIC B(K)KS??? HOUSING SHORTAGE?? REST PERIOD DANCE COMMITTEE FONTAINE SISTERS CANDID CAMERA BIG WHEELS SOMETHING TO DO A PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS ® ; ? ? eS1 22«5£6-£lia.443,2Jt � | -4§1 _32 da- ,i7-'27--35 43-26-23-34-36-24 .39.1 I FOOTBALL TEAM When Central High’s football team took the field against a heavily favored Barringer team on Oct. 6, 1951, they were a beaten team to everyone in the stands, to the opposing team, to the newspaper staff, and even in the hearts of their most ardent followers. Everyone expected a four touchdown victory for the mighty Barringer eleven. Central's star rival, except Sal Commisa and his group of inspired players. They had in mind the burning fact that as long as Mr. Commisa has coached at Central, he has never lost to a Barringer team. Their desire to win was pent up over a week of hard practice. The team dedicated the game to Mario Carbone, a great athlete at Central, who was injured in a pre-season scrimmage. They went out and played their hearts out for forty-eight minutes, driving, scraping for every yard. However, when the final gun sounded, the score stood 13-12 in Barringer’s favor. It was a broken bunch of players who congratulated the Barringer team and wearily trudged to their dressing room and cried. Everyone in the room, including the managers, cried, because they thought they had failed the two people for whom they wanted most to win. Then in their hearts came a faint hope, a hope that perhaps they hadn’t failed. In spite of the fact that they lost, they had still played their hearts out, showing all the fine skill and sportsmanship that Mr. Commisa had taught and wanted to see them display. And to this day, we believe Sal Commisa and Mario Carbone are grateful to the small group of players who showed their courage and love of football itself. SAL COMMISA Coach SENIOR TEAM % - $ '7£-3F i FRANK BANKS 28 Frank played vanity ball for two yean and always tried his Inst out on the field. He received mention on the All-City team of 51 at the end position. The team's first six pointer of '51 in the Nutley game was scored by Frank and he also scored 12 more in the Barringer game. SENIORS ON OUR TEAM JAMES FORTE “42” Jimmy, who played great vanity ball for the last two seasons, started the football year under the handicap of taking the position left h I-on Mnnt.imi r.ino. Jim not only played physically but he put his heart and soul into every minute of the game. He injured two fingers but continued to play through the season. JOHN SCL'RKO 35 John played two yean on the Central vanity. He originally was an end but changed to center in his senior year. He played a clean, hard game, the type that was characteristic of Central ballplayers through the yean. He earned two varsity letten. An injury received midway through the 1951 season ended his playing days. JOSEPH D1SPENSIERE “39- Joe was a latecomer to the team, starting in his senior year. He won his vanity letter and the thanks of all his teammates and the student body for the kick he blocked in the East Side game, which led to the first touchdown and the winning margin. JAMES SLATTERY “43 Jim started playing on the vanity in his sophomore year. He developed into one ol the best guards in the history of Central. In his senior year, he captured All-City and All-County honors. He received a concussion in a pre-season scrimmage, which plagued him for the whole of the season. However, Jim was always ready to do A little extra for the benefit of the team. Butch played two years on Mr. Com-misa's varsity. He worked hard in practice and harder yet in the games. He was Co-Captain at the West Side game and rrallv played headsup ball as always. Even though It wasn't a successful year, at the end of the season he presented the ball to Mr. Commisa as a token by which to remember the '51 team. NEIL DrROGATIS 32 Neil played at tackle, end. center, and finally settled at guard in his senior year. He didn't mind the changes as long aa he played and had a chance to show his avid love for the game. He was Co-Captain at the Barringer game, and inspired his team in such measure that they almost upset a great Bamngcr team. ROBERT JENKINS 46 Bob came out for Central's football squad in his senior year. He worked hard in practice and earned a varsity uniform. Although he didn't play too much, he did earn a varsity letter by appearing in the final game against East Side. 76 West Side back brought down by Bcahrn 31 of Central after completed pass from the West Side 20 yard line. Central took this one 19-0. (Central’s Ted Bcahm picks up 5 yards through hole in Bloomfield line. However, Central took it on the chin 32-0. Jim Slattery brings East Side's Mascf-ski to a halt after a 5 yard gain on u muddy field. Friday and Cuarino of Blue Devils halt Barringer back for short gain in heart-breaking 13-12 rival victory. Jim Slattery and Ted Beahm of Central clear the way for Ciavasso as Blue Devils capture Thanksgiving day game 14-6. Newark New Photos CITY CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TEAM 1951-52 SOL FLEISCHMAN Coach Losing only one game in city competition. Central s basketball team won the city championship for the fourth consecutive year. Their overall record was 12 wins and 5 losses. They entered the first round of the County Tournament minus the help of Bill Lewis, a mid-season graduate, and lost to East Orange. They had better luck in the State Tournament moving to the second round before losing to Belleville, bringing to a close another great season of basketball at Central. Hunter laying up the hull in the Jefferson game. Struggle for the ball in the West Orange game. Central captain. Hank Ise, letting go with a set shot in the Thomas Jefferson game. LARRY TOSATO I-arry played two yean of vanity basketball at Central, winning two letters. Me is a hustling player who is strong on defense and an excellent set shot. He appeared in all the games during the '51-'52 season, including the County and State tourneys. FRANK BANKS Frank received two letters in varsity basketball and was instrumental in helping the team to its fourth straight City championship. Hit best game was against East Side in 1951. He was all over the floor, scoring 12 points and playing great defensive ball. Coach Flcischmun in a pre-game talk with the seniors. SEAB BLACKMAN Scab played two years of basketball at Central. During the '51-'52 season be played in 13 games. He is u strong defensive player, who was seen at his best in the game against Thomas Jefferson in 1952. Seab earned two varsity letters. HANK ISE llnnk played only one year of varsity ball but really showed form and color in that season. He scored 132 points and was everywhere, pulling off great defensive plays. Due to his popularity with the fans and his teammates, he was elected captain. 79 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL’S 1952 BASEBALL SQUAD AND COACII ROBERT REILLY BASEBALL Central’s baseball team won 16 games in 1951, and lost only 8. They ended up in a tie for second place with Barringer. In beating such State powers as Bloomfield and Hillside, the team displayed their power and speed. With such standout performers as DcRogatis. Zazzarino, Jenkins, and our own Jerry Farad iso and Herb Benner, they beat South Side, the league leaders, twice. However, they lost to Barringer twice. The steady pitching of Herb Benner, aided by a good team, started off our 1952 season with a glorious victory over Montclair, 8-3 Central’s hopes for 1952 baseball power is bright and rests in the arms of Herb Benner and Jerry Paradiso. C oach Reilly give team pre-gainc instructions. Central's Lou Duran waiting for pitch. Mike Kestaino of Central waves in Herb Benner in 8-3 decision over Montclair. Wild throw gives Benner of Central a free base. LUIS DURAN Third Base EMIL HEALY Pitcher MICHAEL RESTAINO Outfield JAMES SLATTERY Catcher JOHN PATRICCO Shortstop BOWLING TEAM Dawson rolling them down the alley. CENTRALS CITY CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING TEAM IRVING BENEDON Coach JOHN DAWSON John bowled two vr� n on Central’ bowling tram. Hi 158 Average in fourteen Kme was instrumental in the winning of s City Championship. John’s high game wa 198 against Thomas Jefferson at Elizabeth. Chalking up spares against South Side. 82 SWIMMING TEAM BOB REILLY, Coach Central’s swimming team had a fair record in 1951, winning four meets and losing six. Al Guensch and Hichard Gee were the mainstays of a young and inexperienced team. Coach Keilly expects a much better season in 1952, now that the team has gained experience. S WIMMING TEAM ALBERT GUENSCH Al‘( tprrulty w«« Ihr 40 and lOO frrr-style in which h placed third in both event in the City-wide meet. AI tcorrd • total of lOO points durinK the 1952 season. EDWARD LABDDZXl Ed won hi varsity swimming letter for the breast stroke, lie i� one of the finest performer of this stroke in the city. In the meet against West Side he placed second. His brother Wat him for first place. 1 In i. R|C!IARD CEE '' of � thL � the “me 2o'i ‘‘Vie 1 aeeonds. EUGENE MAC1IANSKA Cone placed first against Arts High in the 200 yard dash. He also placed in the 1 HO yard relay winning his letter for 1952. LLOYD PERSON “•“on °f 51 ■ ■ of C« o r«l in Winn! L,°hl � hr 40 !« . He tost .y rd wuy. a ul£? � o he « Him at u £ ,w on. r � d 0f OUTDOOR TRACK Although Central’s track team failed to win a meet in 1951, they gave their competition a battle to the wire. They gained much experience and will be out for revenge in ’52. OUTDOOR TRACK SQUAD WILLIAM BAUER. Coach EDWAKI) HOSKOWSKI Ed ran cron country for three year and received three letter , lie earned two medal for placing in the State meet two year in a row. GEORGE MAZA George came out for cross country in 1950 but failed to make the team. However, George wa not the type to give up easily. He returned in 1951 to win hi letter. He placed fourteenth out of a field of forty in the City meet. CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM Central’s cross country team was undefeated in dual meets during the 1951 season. The team placed second in City, County and State meets, missing first by a few points in each case. D'Agostino puts the shot against St. Benedict JOE KRACOSO Joe, during the season of 1951, entered the 220 and 100 yard dash. In the majority of the meets he placed first. Joe placed first in the 75 yard dash in the '51 City meet. FRANK BANKS Frank was on the track ram in 1950 when he took first and second in the City � eet. BOB BAKER Bob's speciality was the 100 yard dash and the 220 yard run. 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Congratulation to HUmboldt 3-9567 DICK BROOKS love Joe Sylvestro’s Meat Market Your Sister Marion MEATS, POULTRY AND COLD CUTS 125 SEVENTH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Coni( lirru-nti of Compliments of Pepe Bros. Produce Market The Plaza Theatre 286 VERONA AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. NORTH SEVENTH STREET NEWARK. N. J. HUmboldt 3-7442 We Deliver Charlie’s Sandwich Shop Castellano Bros. MEAT MARKET 109 SUMMIT STREET NEWARK. N. J. 8-10 SHEFFIELD STREET NEWARK. N. J. TO MRS. ELAM Compliments of From Her Babies 305 Curran’s Tavern JERRY PIAVE MATTY RALPH 213 BELLEVILLE AVENUE BELLEVILLE. N. J. EStex 2-7824 Free Delivery HUmboldt 3-9871 Rispo’s Paint Hardware Supply Co. We Deliver Ricky’s Food Market ITALIAN AND AMERICAN GROCERIES 319 SIXTEENTH AVENUE NEWARK 3. N. J. 628 NORTH SEVENTH STREET NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations and best wishes HUmboldt 5-4123 to the Class of June, 1952 and our son DICK BROOKS FRANK J. ROSANIA love NOTARY PUBLIC MOTHER and DAD 158 Eighth Avenue Newark 4, N. 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