Commerce High School - Ledger Yearbook (Yonkers, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1952 volume:

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With a realization of the lasting effect upon us of his high principles and holdings, the class of 1952, as a token of respect and devotion, dedicates this Ledger to our esteemed principal, Mr. Frank Lee Baker. M454 hfffgiqf MM' 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 FORMER DEDICATIONS OF THE LEDGER Mr WOfIh111gIOU MISS Bruce Nlr Albmson M155 Wyckoff Mr5 Bardsley No Ledger Mr5 Bashford Coach oyner M155 Padelford MISS Smnh M155 Home M155 Scott M155 hlr Wha1e11 1925 Mr Ralph Baker Mart1n 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 MISS Ayres Mr Lofthouse Mr Eckhart MISS Emerv M Mrs Grace Coach Thomas Crossman Mrs Boodey B115 osselyn M1 WQICI1 MISS Wood M155 Stldd Mr Ralph Baker Mr G'1wch1Ck N115 120011115 M15 Stuppm Mr5 Buclux aldc r ' ' i - r. Wi v MLW' just as air is necessary for all life, so is honesty necessary for all success. You You You You may may may may have an interesting personalityg have influential friendsg have great slcillg be very efficient in your workg But unless you are also honest with yourself and others, you cannot long succeecl. HMM 754100 .jvhaforg MR. BURKE MRS. FYFE MR. ECKHART MRS. WALSH MR. WELSH MRS. LeCLERQ 3 I WafA MRS. SMITH MR. SHERMAN MR. LOFTHOUSE .fdrf 3' Wu5ic MISS SMOLEN MRS. BUCHWALDER DR. CULLUM A' 3 ana! Lia gawk? 'M 1 gig Q 'Cv' S 1' v 'S' x N 4 V7 wu- 6- is il gzliclance MISS EMERY MR. WHALEN ca!! MAMA' .W igfdyfiicafgj ucafion MR. KELLY MR. JEFFERSON MISS HALPIN MRS. MITCHELL , . ,, . f'.'1..7f I,- Jw WM, '1 ,' ,fj7'ff7IA UC. f 1,0 U ' -f .5,f,J KQV, K. C SK' gwinead MR. GOLDBERG MISS GUSHEE MR. GAWCHIK MRS. STUPPIN MRS. LOOMIS MISS COX MRS. HAYS MISS WOOD I bww X Y, K Qi Eminem MISS MORRISSEY MISS PADELFORD MISS STIDD MRS. HAMMER MR. TOMACIEWICZ MR. GUEST . PIVARNICK MRS. WENDEL 5.4.4 MR. FLOREY Mus. JOSSELYN Miss ORDWAY jg. Mns. BARDSLEY Mus. BOODEY MRS. GRACE fi Mus. WYNNE Mus. MILLGATE Y' .LY Um Judi . ! 1 i , Q ff, ,J' 1 X cibiefici an MRS. M. BURNS MRS. M. PRIEUM MRS. M. QUALTERS MRS. M. CIPOLLA MRS. H. CONVOY Uocafiona! jade MRS. CUNNINGHAM MISS ALBANESE MISS PRIMERANO MRS. FERRENTINO MRS. LICATA MISS SMITH -QJK Cugifoclian MR. LOUIS SYSOL MR. MILTON MORRISEY MR. MAX ZAGER MR. LAWRENCE DUNN MR. JOSEPH LEWAN MR. JOHN McGRATH MR. EDWARD PISANO MISS MARY RYAN 0-Qi 1' .A .Q -pg n U'12'rr l 1's'L,f::f 'H 'D ' ' -I . 'J V 5 M. yrgl- W 559- 3 1: K 1,-1 1, v, .rj-xl 'fl . . -11 Q? - l 11- 9 , ':1 ., Sl' 1- it :P 1 . 'iv f , X1 .V-,Ai K in zX 4, J' 4.4 -4. 75, .4Rkf -vu fq 57-'M' ' '79 -qg, ii I--73 1 5 F A. , T, g Cf-.,.'1g45yfigh , ,Q ' ,lf :' L lv -, sf- .f Y' .- 2:1 4- ',2'-Jwl 129 7- 4,Q,?'9 2' ', 5,15 :gf 5 ' 9'7 f-'M iz ' f , wiv ,. ' 15,044 'uw ' M ,V 4,g,?V- ry, 5. Q wywm . I If 1 ff ,vI 7C2?xi21-wiv Y ,' 7' K f if 'V 1 ,N,,,.. V f ,W f A, . M ,wjpyzyfr V I ' f 'W' ' ' f ! df, f f Q 1 i il si' '11 frm W E Er L 9 KEE lv A H Wllg Y A.- J ommerce in Room 112-First Row from left to right: T. Como, Wh Brannigan, A. Maher, H. Glus, .l- L0ml.7ardi. Second Row: E. Alleman. R. Frattura, R. Gerloff, F. Matero. K. Dorsey. Third Row: Robert Augustine, Burns, Mcljonaldv N- KYH, Ennis. Fourth Row: R. Carey, B. Lyzak, G. Bacon, A. Fenyo, J. McCarthy. Fifth Row: H. Markowitz, Hack. ett. VU. Lee, R. Marton, D. De Stefano. Sixth Row: E. Mancini, R. Katz, G. Kiely. M. Fret- terd. T. Fields, H. Bartok, D, Figldg. Nw f M . ,Nb wi jfjigwhphib Room 114-First Row from left to right: O. Nelson, J. Scerno, A. York, A. Skrobola, H. Oliveira, E. Purdes, R. Valente, T. Wilmer, R. Quackenbush. Second Row: E. McNicho- las. S. joseph, Wojciechowski, A. Silvestri, D. Valente, F. Stilo, D. Sutherland, Miksad, H. Randolph, R. O'Brien, H. Tuttle, F. Scuderi. Room 200-First Row from left to right: L Carnc B Carpenter J Apicella R. M. . y, . , . , Allen, R. Bubbico. M. Camperlengo, R. Badal Second Row: A. Barrie, E. Bocknik, G. Bera ducci, C. Amicola, R. Beachman, A. Altobelli M. Calvello, A. Blasetti, M. Aliberto, G. Be nigno. Third Row: S. Astorino, S. Brennan J. Bennett, J. Astrab, J. Beachman, R. Canna co, F. Biear, M. Bartley, E. Calvelli, B. Bon nette, E. Blake, B. Campbell, F. Buczek. Room 201-First Row from left to right: M. Ciliberti. G. DeBiase. J. Christopher, lk Cook, A. Casarell. C. Cesario, S. Carato, H Chacho. Second Row: M. Dearborn, A. D'Ales sio, j. Collins, J. Christie, j. Coombs. R. Cas toynoli, A. Chioffl, M. Chesney. D. Cohen Third Row: M. A. Darling, C. Cunningham J. Hogue, M. Dabney. V. Christian, E. Cass: fos. E. Carpinelli, M. Cregier. Homeroom 202-First Row from left to right: A. Zasparro, V. Dunn, L. Fedo, C. Filomena, B. Terence, A. Dunn, M. Di Franco, A. Fox. Second Row: M. A. Forrelli, G. Dessesaure, G. Gannie, R. Decker, C. A. Fogel, M. Flynn, M. Esposito, M. A. Fedor, E. Deegan. Third Row: E. Eaton, R. M. Duffy, G. Dellacato. M. Gam- bella, B. Franklin, M. Evans, T. Frey, A. Ze- zirjiam, B. Doerr. Room 203-First Row from left to right: A. Grotto, R. Jamin, M. Hotchkiss, M. Gian- notto, N. Gullen, C. Hassler. Second Row: S. Hannigan, R. Higgins, I. Hermanspan, G. Hutchings, D. Jarosz, P. Hayes, L. Iula. Third Row: L. Held. A. Harty, P. Guggino, R. Hogue, L. Kennedy, J. Jazwinski, C. Giltz, A. Hayes, A. Houghtaling, B. Gladys, P. Hum- phrey, D. jenkins, K. Gilmartin, A. Halter- man, I. Hentig. Room 204-First Row from left to right: L. Kohler, E. Kuss, L. Larke, E. MacGruer, L. McGrogan, A. Mazurkiewitz. Second Row: D. Liberatore. A. Kozara, A. Lawrence, E. Kolnick, M. A. Losapio, E. Laskowski. Third Row: G. Linehan, L. Korba, A. LaSpina, J. Listwan, R. Marchi. Fourth Row: Licovitch, K. Lane, B. Maston, E. McGilly, B. Maskara, M. Kmetz. Fifth Row: M. LaGaccia, J. LeVito, P. Martin. Room 211-First Row from left to right: A. Nutter, R. Ragone, L. Rattenni, M. Michal- ski. Second Row: D. Ottaviano, R. Taylor, I. Zygarlowski, P. Sullivan, R. Riccardi. Third Row: E. Wren, M. Perienchief, C. Wren, E. Santos, O. Washington. Room 213--First Row from left to right: C. Chiarito. M. Methfessel, j. Meglio, L. Fran- cavilla, F. Ensminger, F. Franclciewicz. Second Row: A. Di Nino, K. Ianucci, M. Feldman, V. johnson, D. Cleveland, A. Donaldson. Room 215-First Row from left to right: C. Santillo, O. Pierorazio, F. Despirito, N Hendricks, D. DeMartino, M. Abbatiello, D Chiarito, N. DeFeo. Second Row: M. Sasko V. Smith. A. DeCesare, Swed, G. Imhof M. Conway. Third Row: R. Brunetto, B. Ma- zur, M. A. Castagnozzi, L. Companaro, F Pasqualoni, D. DiGilio. Fourth Row: J. Liber atore, E. Maberly, D. Bozzi, I. Pignataro, A Catullo. Room 300--First Row from left to right: P. A. Ogletree, E. Mitchell, J. Noschese, J. Murton, R. Monachelli, C. Messler, -I. Paris. Second Row: E. Patterson, C. Moroch, M. Minchak, E. Ostrowski, A. McNamara, M. Ocskasy, C. Olah, M. O'Brien, A. Melner Third Row: D. McMinn, B. Neuman, W. Mus- zynski, T. Pankuch, C. Pegran, F. Paladino C. Pagani. Room 301--First Row from left to right: R. Rubeo, M. Smith, Stanicker, E. Porcen- gal, M. Price, C. Stelicha. Second Row: R. Serpone. E. Repasky, E. Simmons, J. Ruth, M. Seeback, D. Rogala, D. Rutledge. Third Row: j. Rodriguez, S. Rossias, A. Rapa, P. Ryan. G. Pondiccio. Fourth Row: C. Stasiak, D. Sargis. L. Renzi, B. Pierorazio, D. Romano, E. Picn- czylcowski. Room 302-First Row from left to right: M. Torrence, G. Talone, M. Sutor, G. Vov- vella, M. Wirchansky. Second Row: B. Timan, C. Straguzzi, C. Trotta, A. Vulpone, H. Toone. Third Row: A. Wilson, Tynan, C. Stroh, T. Yozzo, Stahl. Fourth Row: M. Wei- senpacher, M. Whalen, Zottoli. Supka, M. A. Surlalc, M. A. Zuk. Room 304-Left to right: D. Dinchac, R. Dunn. T. Garven, E. Robinson, II. Ruth, A. Lotz, G. Nilsen, F. Vogt, j. Kronyak. Room 106-First Row from left to right: R. Carter, C. Foster, Amone, Engel, C. Cook, F. Celli. Second Row: T. Albrecht, M. Bires, J. Dorsey, F. Amodeo, Borner, T. Cristiano. Third Row: R. Every, L. Fleming, M. Durkot, G. Cmiel, T. Carbone. W5 . HI Room 107-First Row from left to right: L. Hibbard. T. McMinn, Kotash, A. Hen- dricks, A. Marchak, R. Mey'er. Second Row: R. Martin, R. Horky, S. Iwanowski. T. Nliller. J. Moynihan, A. Lacoparra. Third Rowff G. Gallagher, P. Hrabslcy, Grady, IW. Horton, H. Hudd, J. Green. V vp . f- .QQ ,M 2-sf, . W 'ldfkq 3 - . if , . 5.3 6 I . . R .-. LAK . ,xv sz, 1' Q'-if 6' X 'K f., X 1 7 Xi Q, 23' J 'why -n ' .- VI. K-A Room 110-First Row from left to right: S. Shost, Tarricone, M. Powers, R. Schaef- fer, E. Murphy. Second Row: K. Payne, Murray, N. Porter, Sheenan, Powers, E. Share, B. Ruxton, R. Osika. Third Row: Siegel, Wansacz, D. Welch, R. Vlasaty, B. York, R. Stefanilc. R. Zolzer, D. O'Dell. Room 117-Left to right: M. Allen, J. Cu- rlk, L. Conte, J. Cheek, F. Anthony, J. Ali. Room 111-First Row from left to right: B. Kurucz, M. Spodnik, V. Impallomeni, S. O'Brien, M. Bonacci, E. Baka, F. Gradzski. Second Row: M. Commisso, P. Keegan, D. Cushman, S. Shimko, S. Azzolino, J. Lands- berg, S. Roach. Third Row: F. Galinski, P. Delaney, D. Grabowski, B. Figura, G. Mad- den, W. Liberatti, R. Cognatello, P. tres' sino, B. Petrizzo. L. Homroke, L. Swi oflti. A ll I A . , N I - ,, A 1 X x J N 7' Room 205-First Row, from left th right: M. Brodhead, N. Caputo, A. Bucciferro. A Chiaverini, M. Bisaccia, C. Campion, B. Bayer E. Bianchini, V. Aghaikian. Second Row: P Anderson, B. Bergenson, M. Bunetti, L. Bo nelli, Buczek, D. Ayres, R. M. Casagrande H. Bochnik, L. Bredahl, G. Carozza, D. Byrne fl Q3 ' Room 207-First Row from left to right: T. Drain, B. Fischer, E. Clifford, B. Conla, M. Corbalis, M. Della Calci, M. Feldman. M. Ferene. Second Row: Fecldor, E. Ferrier, Dorville, B. Demchak, Cicolan, A. Ferro, I. Cooperman, R. Demlco. N. De Vito, A. Co- belli, B. Condon. Third Row: G. Cirillo, A. De Santos, Connell, E. Colcin, C. Elliot, M. Fitzsimmons, D. Di Vitis, C. Davis, C. Dos- well, M. Consilvia, Farnsworth, M. De Scirello. , .J I I fXf J7:.ff7f1 if 1 i ,JM ff X 1 Room 208-First Row from left to right: C. Ford, M. A. Greig, B. Hayes, C. Gannon, B. Gruppe, B. Gelber, J. Grant, N. Fyfe. Second Row: E. Higgins, M. Howley, L. Harry, J. Huen. G. Glasser, A. Galuschak, E. Flynn, B. Gold, G. Gianzero, D. Hallam, A. Hassler. Third Row: F. Hesselberg, P. Herlihy, Heclcer, C. Green, C. Fumasoli, K. Foley, M. Hamill, L. Hopper, A. Houston, N. Green, D. Howley, D. Hebert. ' r Room 209-First Row, from left to right: K. Kennedy, D. Magarian. C. Larson, J. Lo- man, F. Johnson, M. Laury, M. Lesniclc, J. Liza, N. Mairano. Second Row: C. Konkol. J. Kelly, C. Lalork, Lorenz, F. Konkol, P. Lewis, B. James, M. Labriot, A. Loguidice, Kemper. Third Row: B. Magnuson, M. Kenny, L. Liplnurg. E. Jenson, B. Johns, C. Keyes, C. Kain, I. Lyle, V. James, L. Lesko, Lorre, B. LUN, P. Keirnen, S. Mack, M. Levispack. , I , ' i 7, ' , A , I Il .- ., ,l 4 i . I - W Room 210-First Row from left to right: L. Pasquel, M. Murphy, F. Pavone, A. Manzi, M. Mole, A. Mazeaui, L. Murphy, B. Sheedy. Second Row: C. Murray, L. McConville, J Mascioli, D. Martin, M. A. Manegio, A. No- wakowslri, V. Obertanec, M. Olsen, B. Man- cuso, A. Medlar, D. Parente, M. Naughton Third Row: Murray, P. Mlynarski, A. May J. Ol-codrick, M. McCoy, E. Nolan, Myers R. Marcinek, P. McLay, R. Murphy, L. Mur phy, E. Muraik, C. McKinley, P. McGill, M McGrath. i ' puff-+V. P Q' . 1. .n-'J L opola, F. Petrosino, Sanzivik, R. Rosco, B. Porteous. Second Row: H. Redm,0rd, ' f Room 212-First Row fromkm: to right: ' C- Scavnicky. B. Spirobi, T. Sedlor, A. Pigtgy D. Racioppi, D. Salinsky, B. Peters, E. Reagan, Z L. Sneider, B. Sheedy, A. Potter, R. Perch, L. Rohder, N. Perna, D. Pero. Third Row: A. Polfhai .l. Santos, C. Schlegel. M. Scaringella, B. Lementz, J. Piscitle, B. Safko, J. Spak, M. Savage, B. Servfln, A. Pittore, L. Powchik D. Sedr, M. Smith. Y 1 X ' ' i ii UMV M .J 'W RoomJl4-First Row fromvfg to r ht: C. Zuraw, P. Wolfe, Wighton, R. Zulinsky, R. Yacko, V. Sweichocki. R. Szamraj, Young. Second Row: J. Tutoni, E. Strock, J. Watson, M. A. Talamini, M. Wright, N. Von Salzen, E. Weir, M. Sullivan, L. Sutor, A. Svirha. Third Row: A. Symons, M. Tringali, B. Walko, P. Walker, J. Turek, H. Zarychta, A. Thompson, J. Sullivan, N. Topazio. QAM!! 1.-I , f,.ny j J 0 . J., ,- - A fi, N- , .f Room 220-First Row from left to right: G. Gill, C. Custis, A. Dessesow, V. Carmosino, J. DiMartino, N. Despen, M. Stesko. Second Row: R. Hill, R. Watson, R. DiCaprio, Gil- pen. B. Upshaw, R. Skinner, S. Kocur. Third Row: A. Juliana, L. Molinari, B. Hernandez, H. Cacciatore, M. Steadman, P. Murphy, Young, C. Judis. Room 304-First Row, Left to Right: C. Jones, E. Fields, J. Parker, G. Jackson. Sec- ond Row: G. Semedo, E. Albrecht, P. Mar- ciano. 13,4 -Fi ig asa rn , . 3? Ax AJVV tw ' ri lg 52 ig-5,4 x IT F' Qs 'T' 1 W L Z ? Z ff Q IWW px 7 X, if ,f . Z ?, X k.Uwf STM P07 a quzck coinage of thc season ue shall Qvpoit thc scozcs Commerce VUash1ngton Irv mg Gorton Hastmgs Yonkers Pellnam Roosevelt Sacred Heart Gorton Saunders Yo lcers Roosevelt S'1unders w85hlhgIOl1 Irxxng Histmgs Sicrecl He1rt 67 Pelham This glVCS the Varsity a 10 6 record and a 44 Cxty record, whlch txes Gorton and Roosevelt for second place. mmf? Zgalefgaf 0251512 First Row: Lounds, R. Stefanik, D. Stefaniclc, F. Toone, T. Fields. Second Row: J. jasinski, B. Mikuliak, T. Krasovic, A. Newbrand, B. Thomas. When the first call for baske:- ball was made the prospects looked rather good except for the fact that all our material was so small. There was Ray Srefanik, Dick Srefanik, William Mikuliak, Floyd Toone and john Louncls from lasr year's Varsity squad. From the jayvee squad we brought up Tom Krasovic, Allan Newbrand, Billy Thomas and joe Jasinslci. Ar mid-year, Teddy Fields became eligible and played with both squads. X' Z?....L.J f- Jiffw .- is f f' fee, .1 A - LIL 1 .sz ! Left to right First Row: R. Scheafer, R. O'Brien, A. Hendricks, D. Valenti. Second Row J Amone R. Carter, J. Powers, J. Engel, A. Lacapara. Third Row: A Skrobola P Ha abski, L. Fleming, G. Cmiel, H. Markowitz, T. Christiane. L The Jayvee had the same identical record as the varsity but an overall of 5-3 in the city. Lacking height, the team played possession ball and used a full court press for defense. Their team work and passing were, usually, a pleasure to behold. Baseball is the next action to start and when the weatherman makes up his mind that winter should leave, we will get started. We do not want to sound too optimistic at this stage of the game-we have two good catchers, four pitchers ffrom very good to fairl, first, second, and shrt, and third well covered. There are a lot of boys out trying for the outfield position, and we hope to have a good team. The school spirit is fine and will be a great help. Left to right, First Row: Amone, A. Hendricks, T. Lacapora Carter. Second Row: T. Fields, R. Stefanik. F. Toone, D. Stefanik, J Third Row: J. Travaglini, J. Miksad, J. Powers, N. Porter, B Thomas. XT if. P ME, 4,2 Ja 3--,xg .5 53 -ls WJ ,I I f s 4 Left to right: fd-'A . VV gay cw First Row: J. Tutay, B. Mikuliak, F. Pacacha, W. Kachmar. Second Row: J Moynihan, L. Hibbard, J. Palmerton, J. Amone, S. Visosky, L. Fleming, J. Dorsey Third Row: B. Santoro, R. Hollis, V. Serbay, R. Ruben, M. Smith, J. Levito, M La Gaccia, B. Winn, J. Squazzo. The purpose of the club is to learn and play golf. The club this year includes four members of last year's Golf Team, which won the city trophy and came in second in the state tournament. The Golf Team has been undefeated in the city for three years and tied twice. The members of the team are: John Tutay, Bill Miluliak, Francis Pacacha, and Walter Kachmar. B. Mikuliak, F. Pacaha, W. Kachmar, J. Tutay. Oy jeam ' la.. wim if H:T.x : ,: I 1 .4351 4. , R Mg! ,, X .rg .7 1 .F -,Z S .,- A.. ,121 ' '--Q3 . -. , T-fri: , s, -, , --, 1 '-., -4 -' '- x n, 1, ., .. ug - -gqufu A' -. QA 'N S s Q 1 pf' f1'g:,,. Q, ' - . ' S2 r :-ggi ' s-r4'-- Ll-A 12,4115 ,P ,-'t- 3 , f1v-..,- .. 1 Y ' . . '-1 V. Haig 1+-LW, -1-. Wh., '-. -, ' .'sg4 'fr' . , N- -'f -K S -.,x - '.- sq- -f-: Jv'rf- .-5-...Q- . . - -- . ' - - . 'XA.,,. . ,,,.- Wa . , - .,w,A V Ji- W, 1' .,,,,,,..fI 'S' , 'w df' KG. 4. -M, 1 .R-s,sJ'i L . . , . , A .. K . . . -n -. -, Left to right: M. Horton, F. Sheeman, B. Ruxton, j. Ennis, W. Horton, S. J. Murray, F. Smith. The primary purpose of the swimming club is to give an opportunity to boys to build strong bodies. It also gives them a chance to compete against other boys in the Yonkers High School System. The Tumbling Club meets in the boys gym to give interested boys an opportunity to do advanced work in rumbling. I-eff ro right, Top Row: J. Flower, T. F' ld , c. s 11 1 .1 E. Sh c P 1' J- Muffy' J. Engle, T. Willmer, R. Mulleli S ut er an , are, opo I, Q-M' f ' i SN PQ. Y Q .iv f . 1 3140166119 3 l :gs enni5 Row: A. Medlar, J. Okobrick, Se d R : K. K d T. S dl C. Konkol, J. Murray, P. Mylnarskijxflti Mytgiis. enne Y, 2 or. Top The 1951-52 Cheering Squad is composed of four senior and five junior girls. They have practiced hard and have faithfully sup- ported the team during the year. The squad would like to take this opportunity to extend their appreciation to their sponsors, Miss Halpin and Mrs. Mitchell. The tennis club was formed to give the girls a better knowledge of the game and to help them to improve their game. lj! i 7a'A'!aZ fyjffjfffy .' f, 4 I rr! ' Left to right: F. Konkol, B. Condon, J. Hacker, A. are C. Konkol E Po'er fpi ju R. Palisi, E, DeMarsh, Mgr. Center: P. Clowry, Cap in. , , i J I - I i . I 1, X xllxb . xi cheering Squad 19 ,F XX K? I 'Q A S , , s S 3 4 ' ' I , H fx, f 6 Nikki K V-3, 4 x .. ,J QQ f . 1 f'?4f ff?3f:E xy V . V., - 1 - - ' I Q ,gv ff 1,1-,A MA 3-J ff , A1 ,,g.Ai-swim? 1 x fjf,-j,i5gi 1-., .,. 1 4 ,s, . ,1 4. 1 Z 1 T2 - ., ' - gffa' fi 1 . JW., . Y 'MEM ' QW Q- if -'L ' Q 62 2g1:R35ig,, if If ij ' J P 'IJ ,,,pw.N,,.,f,,, 4 .??' E 1 Q lu 'JN ll. 1. .Ag l - . gxur' ff Q 1' if 'C ff-,Sf . 6 Q: ff ,Q M ' 'xr' 42-L Y ' f -X m x 5 fX uf W I dw! Www, 314-1e.,.g9 f ,. , gg, J- A .L-1. tv K s F 'E K' A A J X :M -. fm. sfafff I ' A gcbfor in Che! BETTY MCNULTY Jguf. gjclifora JOHN MACCIA PAT CLOWRY iffy' T x J .Ielaarfmenf eileaclgi I Q- g R. A Q , Reading from left to right: J. Pignataro, B 'L'9'P'T Mikuliak, B. Bender, E. Gosevich, M. Cocciar 4 xx - di, A. Politano. M W ,444 SJ! Reading from left to right: A. Politano, B. Avalos, L. Caraliva- nos, D. Antonucci, M. Cocciardi. 1 First Row: K. Mclnerney, P. Cahill, D. Fragola, E. Bryant, N. Foti, H. Peteshel. Second Row: A. Marchionne, L. Popi- duik, E. DeMarsh, J. Travag- lini, C. Kane, R. Palisi, E. Lyttle. Reading from left to right First Row: M. Bade, A. Andon ica, A. DeMarco, P. Mullins Second Row: C. Cocciardi, J. Downey, J. Talamini, B. Farina B. Darby. Dllellgel' li tv' ! anaala A First Row, left to right: B. Kennedy, j. Lisa, Paris, C. Can- non. Second Row: A. Silveri, Bonelli. Third Row: M. Oikay, G. Bening, B. Mascara. Fourth Row: B. Macior, Powers. M. Whalen, P. Ogletree. .fdridfa Bottom, left to right: G. Wes sels, F. Serubi, N. Holowiak, B Sloviow, P. Clowry, C. Kossiarus B. Bender, E. Pertl, E. Bilas, M LaBarbara. .Sluff 9 JC., First Row: Left to right: T. Ricci, F. Smith, Kavorslcy. Second Row: F. Toone, R. Du- lyna, J. Travaglini, L. Conzio, B. Pidany. SOFA First Row, left to right: J Tyman, A. Blusetti, M. Tor rence, A. Vulpone. A. Dunn, C. Powers. Second Row: R. Swab son. G. Di Biase, C. Trorta. J Astrab, N. Hendricks, A. Catul lo. Third Row: G. Talone, A. Houtaling, C. Paggani, L. Ken nedy,iT. Pankuch, F. Pasquon ilo, A. Wilson. Fourth Row: E. McGilly, G. Dellacato, M. Wha- len, C. Amicola, A. Choffe, M. Zuk. unior First Row: M. Wright, B. Por- teous, J. Tutoni, D. Martin, J. Lisa, N. Maiorano, M. Lorio. Second Row: L. Rehder, M. Sul- livan, Piscetti, E. Bianchini A. Loguidice, P. Keirnan. J. Ci- colani. Third Row: J. Kemper s 5 J. Masciolia, A. Des Santos, H. Cacciatore, M. DeBiase, C. Green, L. Graff. Fourth Row: J. Gian- zero, M. Bisaccia, B. Semria, D. Silinski, A. Thompson, J. Spak. Fifth Row: C. La Bianca, D. Pa- rente, J. Lorenz. L. Conca, B. Peters, L. Snyder. Q.. 52. -sgqs 1-5552 1171-' 6 93' rv-i . C + Q., .' 1 enior First Row: C. Palmeri, I. Pas- quale, P. Mullins, F. Cuzzo, E. Hangac, G. Harlin, O. Palmeri, A. Aitoro, D. Marino, I. Guer- reri, B. Kenny, W. Dioguardi. Third Row: F. Rizzi, J. Curik T. Maiorano, M. Scarano, M. Fa guro, I. Potochak. Fourth Row: B. Harris, D. Conti, L. Romag- noli, F. Piaquadio, D. Girsh, B Prattella, N. Fote. Fifth Row: S Maher, B. Sawicki, J. Musho, A Newsome, P. Roche, M. LaBar bera. Sixth Row: C. Betchley, B n Farina, L. Ludwhere, C. Pete- shel, G. Ruelbach, M. Scarpulla. A. McElmeel. LQ! i 'h . at .l Eli I f 00 First Row. left to right: P. Morella, V. Steponovic, Ma cior, Kelly. C. Larsen, C. EI lion, H. Bochnik, A. Mazedin, B. Newman. Second Row: E. Clifford. B. Farina, E. Walter. A. Marus, B. Franklin, B. Bot genson. J. M. Setchko. M. A. Losapio, P. Safko, I.. Hild, D. lWclVlinn. 1. Sitting: E. Bilas, A.McElmeeI M. Faguro, M. Scarpulla. A Kain. Standing: D. Mika. H Zubkoff, D. Girsch, K. Mono han. 0lU First Row: B. Ference. San chirico, Larke, Paterson, Mac Grogan, Vozzella. Second Row Hayes, Guggins, Rapasky, Jae ger, Houghtaling, Fedor. Ragus so. N.-' 6AaI'l'll First Row: A. Vuli- tone, H. Thomson, J. Grant, M. Hotchkiss, J. Pankuck. Second Row: Bonchnick, J. Macior, R. Yazzo, B. James, A. Barrie, R. Higgins. Third Row: Girasek, M. Weishpacker, J. Supko, P. Hayes, A. Loquidice, B. Varnett. ABUM Back Row: H. Hodaba, A. Tucciarone, H. Oliveri, Barr, T. McMinn, R. Fratturo. Front Row: H. Toone, E. Muriak, Gurka, B. Falcone, Mullelo. x. var l9A..f.. First Row, left to right: C. Foster, J. Scerno, F. Scudueri, F. Paolicelli, J. McDonald, A. Skrobola. Second Row: D. How- ley, M. Bires, M. Bartly, J. Lico- vitch, B. Jensen, R. Casagrande, J. Zottoli, A. Grotto. Third Row: Mr. Joseph Lewan, Tech- nical Advisorg T. Albright, A. Marchalr, Steve Shost, M. Si- mon, J. Tarricone, J. Murray. QC! 6056 First Row, Left to Right: R. Sanora, J Crill, F. Paolicelli, B Bender, J. Travaglini,Y Multari. Second Row: F Biasta, I. Pasquale, C Cook, M. DiBias, M Guemey, G. Pendcitio N. Gullen, M. A. Les- niclr, F. Palacino, M. Wirchansky. Third Row: E. McGruer, B. Wolf, M. Murphy, H. Caccia- tore, J. Haynes, I. Coop- erman, B. Seminitz, L. Sutor. Fourth Row: N. Green, R. Hawlrie, P. Anderson, D. Welch, C. Keys. M. Fetters. eruice First Row, left to right: J. Miksad, A. La- caparo, J. Borner, F. Sheenan, G. Bacon, J. Walsh. Second Row: L. Giordano, D. McMinn, I. Nlorrelli, M. Paran- chief, A. Pietrapolo, C. Murray, R. Murray. Third Row: D. Smith, B. Decon, R. Cassonoli, A. Stesko, E. Banclmck. B. Condon, C. Hassler, M. Cardomona, M. Fa- garo. b Carle! First Row, left to right: N Fyfe, J. Darvelle, B. Bickhart A. Bottali, L. Murphy, B. Leskr, B. Walker. Second Row: Tu rek, R. Demko, R. Rackstraw, I Cornell, M. McKay, B. Lindberg, A. Simmons, L. McConville. Third Row: M. Ganson, R. Gior dano, C. Leuen, C. Ford, P. Walker, A. Rapa, S. Brahm, F Bartko. Fourth Row: J. Messier, C. Rosen, P. Ryan, P. Seaback M. Forcelli, K. Stasiak. Jgniffing First Row, Left to Right: D. Jarosz, R. Ja- min, ,A. Massen, .R. Beechman, J. Sullivan, M. .Sullivan, .M. ,De Franko. Second Row: C. Scavnicky, MacNamara, B. Pirazzo, P. Wolf,,V. Christan. Third Row: E. Mitchel, M. Dabney, L. K Iula, J. Beechman, D. . Serlyay. ' f 1 t fl W NX J6.z1fz,.9 First Row, left to right: L. Pasquali, M. Coeborlus, H. Za ryckta, C. Schlegel, P. Sheehan, N. Topazio, R. Potochak, B. Porteous. Second Row: E. Eh rick, J. Sunsevere, E. Weir, D. Cannito, G. Harlin, M. O'Brien, M. A. Greig, V. Olbertani, R Mary, E. O'Briske. Third Row J. Mascioli, J. Kemper, M. Bi saccia, A. May, V. Ruelbach, A. Polcha, A. Potter, R. Pyrch, N. Holowiak. fi 1- .,.Al i l 'V if 50,94 . Counci First Row, from left to right: H. Marko- witz, R. Monachelli. Second Row: E. Paterson, M. Sasko, Astrab. Third Row: D. McMinn. T. Yozzo, Linahand, S. Corato, B. Jaeger, A. Rapa. Fourth Row: R. O'Brien, F. Niateg-0, 1' :Elf rx Iwi enior ounci First Row, left to right: F Toone, J. Curik, S. Maher, F Piacquadio, D. Karaskinski. Sec ond Row: D. LaRosa, G. Harlin P. Smith, D. Mercadante, A. Po litano. Third Row: E. Pojer, L Landwehr, F. Smith, S. Broder son, J. Bagley, I. Cornell. unior ounci First Row: T. Cristiano, F. Konkol, E. Reagan, E. Bian- chino. Second Row: L. Bredhal, D. Howley, C. Kane, M. Consi- lio, J. Tutoni, P. Manciano. Third Row: J. Murray, E. Mu- riak, B. Shutovich, C. Cook. -mea fer First Row, left to right: M. Mancuso, L. Landwehr. J. Fal- lagher, I. McCullum, C. Downey. Second Row: K. Kennedy, E. Bi- las, M. LaBarbara, T. Maiarano, M. Embler, J. Kaufier. Third Row: J. Marr, K. Maher, L. Ni- gols, P. Byrnes, G. Wessels. arioneffe First Row: F. Hesselburg, P. MacDonald, Y. Ventresca, C. Snyder, J. Marr, M. A. Cramer. Second Row: D. Ruthledge, B. Tynan, R. Maggi, B. Nolan, O. O'Loughlin, B. Connors, G. De- Giralamo, C. Messler, D. Jen- kins. Third Row: C. Cook. A. Maher, E. Mancini, R. Felice, K. Maher, B. Gelber. ,ff .li ella erd First Row: B. Carpenter, M. Brodhead, R. Johnson, J. Musho. Second Row: R. Badal, G. Della- cato, M. Jones. A. Chioffi. Third Row: J. Astrab, E. Colvelli, I. Brown, D. Cieslinski. Fourth Row: J. Hanley, D. Hecht, R. Hopper, J. Dias. Uv M,l'l'U'll QlfU'll0lfl The reumon and dance of the c1ass of 1939 was held at rh e Ramp on October 13 1951 . O 1 ,. wgxshq A ,. , - S X ' O Q 0 1 1 Y: Mike Macurik as Master of Ceremonies rivaled Arthur Godfrey. Dur versatile Mike greeted all former classmates refreshed everyone s memory as to the Who s Who of Commerce Alumni ,and made the in- vited faculty feel most welcome and impor IBD! Rita Catania Cristantiello Dorothy Clark Riordan Olga Kropchak Emrich Alfreda Aleferuk a d Titanic Turchik formed the Committee We sincerely thank Mike for giving us our pictorial account of Commerce Alumni having a gala evening 2 lflt' IV .K C19 s M I 4 Nix E A I A r tfefiw U kv, IHC! 9 rr' 'mr v few' W-sf h V xl! , f U! s Q ,f 1 r, if is ff, f ,, c f ' 1, .-f 'I 1, ff-.Q .af M.. WU JW? SL! - T 'x, 1 1 4 .- -. iiigffi 0,,5i1 5-3 x las? ,,. 3 'TW x Ex n: an Q 3 X X fxfx 3425 'Sl' 'v 47 3 wx XX x M my ,- X Q UMD f ff 1 I y A W ' x ! I ' lm!! 'VX 1 . - Q.,-.D gl vgmq ,I X N , Ul,SlF',g ' 1 f 1 K 'V Q5 WR b :. X4-' I 1' yi x I r L ' ', !,'5'f urge ' 'W 7 ff 3 , '? H H Q 'lm f w - A I ,WM 14 A 4 1- 1 . l ' I 5'. A Q 7 K X WEEK' Z 1 thi 4 Z xii 4 f ,iff ff X k x. -Q fam V Q Xxx . fmf K R H 'i X,,E?x:3- Q lf S Qui X ,S A X 1 I ,IM A ,:o,: j I f I 31,4 X 7 y X' I f ijvi X' Q 55,1 , f :gp Zz? ' '.-rv- , A ----5325, Q. I . .Sin for Ofhcem W S Y Ai ABBOTT, NANCY . xcvfx 4' 58 Bruce Avenue AITORO, ADELAIDE 181 Waverly Street 4 594' .iff 5 Af f 1 ff .1 A . C7 C Z, 1 6 gt, ALIBERTO, FLORENCE '56 Q ,R ,,f C J A6 173 Linden Street f IDR , V37 'VY s,... ij . W xgfvmjixlgjk R X I XQQJX gXivV.+5-LUX 1 Q 41' Q- A-lt X1 3 f Q59 I . XO gy' X ALLEVA, FRANK 8 Yonkers Avenue C fZfL,'7L'l 'A K, ffil If-qi L Q-5 AMBROSINO, JOAN 49 Crecent Place AMOROSSI, BARBARA 3 Wells Avenue I fx ANDRONICA, AMELIA 26 Washmngton Street ,aff fMf'?V -fffy fgQ.,2Cf.y0'!f , ff 2.4.1 lf .J ,f ' 7 ANTONUCCI, DELFINA 31 Jackson Street ARTERBRIDGE, HELAINE 158 Riverdale Avenue Q N Q9 ew w P wr, rl! I I AVALOS, BARBARA AVEZZANO, ISABELLE 73 7 Warburton Avenue 678 Kimball Avenue MW BADE, 11I,IN 148 Elm s et 4121. 0- Ha zgkfl 'UV iw fb ff BAGLEY, -IANIE 9 Cottage Place Gardens ff MI' K!! -VV ,I ,J aff .,J,.ff - Tuff' Weep BALLARD, ROBERT 23 Ashburton Avenue BARBARO, ELEANOR 321 Hawthorne Avenue vga' Q ,, 1 BAUGI-IAN THOMAS 7 Bartholcli Place 'ww ,X uf . NQVW' X1 My QA , K X 'x f Utah LM AMHLLTO GKAS H ULAX S'6flP.s.:A! AEK. 9041.111 Yqf Aer- Jlapw, i 1 S lv BARR, JOHN 58 Lamartine Avenue K ,G-yin -, if A-0 C A K n 11 v, 'I 1- rf A' A x 'N BEACHMAN, I-IARRIET 1156 North Broadway R. ,Te RAY. rj gf 'UQ BELL, KATHERYN 33 Garden Stree I pIq,CLZfViC:ff?!V BENDER, BARBARA Q 480 Hawthorne Avenue BETCHLEY, CLARA 108 Beach Street A 662 ,, 495 1 X, ,lf Y f ' fl L, JA A ff ij BICKHARDT, ELIZABETH fd- rl, f -Zif, K- . ,V 8 First Street ,iffy ' 1 1 4 J 'l I ' ,, Iva? 1 f L, L Q J SJ ., BILAS, EVELYN 180 Yonkers Avenue i DS' sly' BIONDINO FLORENCE 128 Webster Avenue 'Q V17 r . A x , , . N ,, . M1 BOREK, LORRAINE Z7 Croton Terrace Dgfi' QLL- BORKCXVSKI, DOROTHY 27 Glover Avenue BOTTALI, ARLINE 23 Cedar Street 'Gif I Q25 12,1 vi 4 , iz? , UE! 5 BOVALAK, DOROTHY 50 X 1 1,f ' 1. 1, Mulford Gardens 1 ff' ! ', f,?l4,'2 BRODERSEN STANLEY V 've 130 New Maln Street BROWN, LOUISE 5 3 Cliff Street f 15 X 2 1 1 J Q cl BRYANT, ELEANOR fu ' AJ Z 121 Palisade Ayenue I, , MTA-J cf-fofff I 7 Qu lijffif' QM 0 L If-.4-- few X ,fufig ' BYRNES, PATRICIA 42 Laurel Place CACCIATCRE, ROSE 158 Oak Street ef' 90 67 x Q CAFFARO, ANNE 342 Nepperhan Avenue 'l In .-' 1 CAHILL, PATRICIA 134 Chase Avenue CANZIO, LOUIS 5 427 Smith Street, Peekskill CARALIVANOS, LEONA Graham Sc ol, Hastings! . f f i L f f ' M ff' ff, I y f 'ff f- X th 0 I fx, Q W 'jf' . 4 CARDAMONA, MONICA Aff' If 32 Portland Place ly! CARLINI, ESTHER 96 Linden Street f 'J' lk ffyaffi fl. f 'lb vii 'X t CASALE, ALICE 168 Linden Street 4. vs? CARLO, BARBARA 6 Frazier Place CASSOTTO, MARIE 908 Mile Square Road CAVALLO, ROSE 138 Beech Street CERASUOLI, ANN 576 Mile Square Road CAVALLO, ANN 138 Beech Street CESAROTTI, ELIZABETH 38 Winchester Avenue CHEEK, BEVERLY 3 Cottage Place Gardens CHOMYAK, ANNA Z9 Ingram Street t M M X rpg, Alf XM diy . 1' CIESLINSKI, DOROTHY 236 Woodland Avenue 'pi ,V ZF, CLOWRY, PATRICIA 147 Burhans Avenue X X. .. N Wx eh B- K 9.7 Ne X A A 'N I COCCIARDI, CATHERINE 4 I C . Y I W' ornmgsx e venue QR X X T Wjb,-9s R 58M ' 41 A I A I W X A,,.,,,,,, M8- ff if CONNERS, ELIZABETH 97 Clunie Avenue 'I 'W' COCCIARDI MONICA 47 Hoover Road Q 418 CONTI DOLORES 150 Oak Street 5.2 vb X ,4 COOK, JOYCE 341 Prescott Street fe. COYNE, EDNA 42 Moquette Row fl .1 CORNELL, IRENE 517 Van Cortlandt Avenue M hh sl 5 rA , X A ' Y H COYNE, PATRICIA 45 Loehr Place X CRAMLQR, MARY ANN u J' 58 Villa Avenue CRILL, JUSTINE 48 Colin Street 3 -4... org L CROOKS, WILLIAM 93 Mornxngslde Avenue CUOZZO, FRANCES 106 Beech Street CURIK, JOYCE 14 Burhans Avenue I, f DHANGELO, MARY 147 Beech Street DARBY, ELIZABETH 178 Riverdale Avenue DARRETTA ANTOINETT 91 Fortf1e1c1 Avenue re I'-7 DeGIRALOMA, GLORIA 61 Hearst Street DELL, BARBARA 252 Morsemere Avenue DEL LUCCI, LORRAINE 288 New Main Street . 35,5 DEL PRIORE, HELEN 559 Mile Square 4Roacl lf' I x ,',. Af DEL VECCHIO, LOUISE 1 A+ 226 Ashburton Avenue . 'J' ' tex F -X-'W , fx J 'D DefN1TARSAIh E-'YEL-LF'N .V 0 MLS 142 Burhang Avenue DeROSE, MARCHITA 45 Catskill Avenue Sl C7 mf II, DeSANTIS, DORIS 135 Villa Avenue DeSANDOLA, CARMELLA 95 Smart Avenue '19 43 .As - K 44, I 1 f K ' Z V1 T DIAS, -IOANETTA 8 Cottage Place Gardens X 1. .ti D1DONATO, PATRICIA 105 Cowles Avenue D1MARCO, ANGELINA 37 Cornell Avenue 1 I I Q . X 115 DIOGUARDI, XVINIFRED 139 Stone Avenue ,Ll , ffl ., Kip ffl X JP ' 'XA - X x H71 I' A j 1, X7 f, I 1' V N- DOXVNEY, JACQUELYN DOWNEY, KATHRYN 36 Purser Place 134 Chase Avenue 495 6 vi ' f f Y .1 1 'X 7 f' , f X Q, DRISCOLL, BARBARA 1X 38 Rossiter Avenue J 1 1 1 111 J ' I X A ff U, If X 1 , I! ps 1 X J , I DUGAN, MARY 214 Saw 1V1i11 River Road DUKE, LOUISE 19 1V1u1forC1 GarC16I1S J i' DULYNA, ROBERT Rl 15 Garfield Street ,KSN P Q 'D Ulf EHRICH, ELEANOR 75 North Broadway n .e ' Q ,J 5 I , 1 EIDEN, JOHN 58 Catskill Avenue ,eff fi ff' fflj ff I f . ,LK FALCONE, BERNICE 229 Riverdale Avenue EMBLER, MARLENE 5 0 Main Street f , I FARINA, BETTY 39 Garden Street 1 J 'f' '! 0 1.1, f ,I f Q f S 1 1 5 . Y Q Y' 11 25 -.1 5 ff, . 547 F wwf-.Lau f5 FELICE, ROSALIE 41 Central Park Avenue 'M M7219 Q T !e 17,5 X 'z , AB, ,uf fo FERRARO, JULIA 567 Central Park Avenue 'wi-if T A e . J N' 3, 1 ef 5555 Q., 5, y , .ff 'P 'lf' 5 fffsk' I QQ '. 6? FORLENZA, THERESA 55 Adler Street FERULLO, THERESA 61 Palisade Avenue 1? FLOWER, JAMES 573 Central Park Avenue FOTI, NANCY 139 Oak Street M' X Wi WW K FOURAZZO, ANNE 88 Park Hill Avenue FRINO, PATRICIA 875 Yonkers Av nue f . l' .1 ff flff f ,, FRAG A DOLORES Ln A XYILIK7 7,4 ,4 395 Walnut Street of W7 -fm fi if SLA FUGARO, MADELINE 27 Victor Street GAINES, MARIAN 185 Waverly Street GALLAGHER, JOAN 98 Spruce Street GANSON, MARIE 986 McLean Avenue ,J t,,, v MW' GIANNINI, ANN 202 Oak Street 492 'iw'-...Wig GIORDANO, ANGELA 77 First Street RA 77 First Street ,wllfjiff GIORDANO, REGINA GIRSCH, DOLORES 359 Walnut Street V, , GOREVICH, ELEANOR Q ff WM6 Madison Avenue . yffflj, uf! 4: fx .!,yV I ,J f ,ff l11VV7f!l'jf,, lj ff QGYN if AZN Q71 GRASSO, LUCY 207 South Waverly Street ICN Sf?FKo GUERNEY, MAUREEN V 359 Nepperhan Avenue Lf' I 'W 65' 57, ,Jussi ,I GULIANI, DOLORES 126 Beech Street J 79' n l .fp Q Ni X h . GURKA, JOAN 94 Herrlot Street HALL, VIVIAN 6 Halcyon Place GURRERI, IDA 22 Summit Street fvi .1-5 i. .1,! n 1 5CH00J', 'lf1C2fg HANGAC, EVELYN 38 Alder Street C7 HARLIN, GALE 58 F1rst.Street:' N ,, .1 I-IARRISS, BARBARA 7 Tompkins Avenue 1' ul HARTY RALPH Qiifiifi -rv? ' f-'wifes IL HAYNE, LORETTA 113 Orchard Street 'T Q. HAUSCHILDT, BARBARA 4 if ' ,QQ 68 Belvedere Drive HECHT, DOROTHY 318 Prescott Street 6'-EJ Q 1- HENVEY, LOIS 603 Bronx Rxver Road HICKEY, MARY 50 Mulford Gardens 79 I 1 V' A? i AXE 5 HOLLIS, RAYMOND 81 Waring Place HOLOWIAK, NANCY 258 Mile Square Road , r 5,wfff2AMv HOPPER, ROSE 14 Guion Street 475 . 'N A9 ' HQRTON, WILLIAM . , 1 . I f .y ,Q 3 N ,sm 4 W ggyw 156 Rldge Avenue .f wx N 1 'C'-37 fc FC V LC H IANNUCCI, ANTNA 24 Lockwood Avenue -IASINSKI, JOSEPH 39 Orchard Street I N-A VIN I . 'FR Z JAZWINSKI, RAYMOND 18 Locust Hill Avenue JOHNSON, RI-IODA 137 Waverly Street ' f' J U 'f' W V J ,f J-ONES, MURIEL ,ILC 1 rf Z2 Culver Street , K My , K Z X A-M, W v KACHMAR, WALTER 6 Ritters Lane 5 1 f' X ,J 1 J ' Ja f lflfyk fx 111 ' b - 'ff rf! KAELIN NANCY H QF MA lf U- KAIN ARLINE 35 Garfield Street ar-5 kbs JJ ff. I A i KARASINSKI, PPROTHY 6 Muigkry Street ' it o A f - 1 ff' . x.,' I , . il ,L ' A KAUFLER, JUDITH 208 Kimball Avenue KAVARSKY, JEROME 31 Ridgewood Avenue rms A e , Y KENNEDY, JOYCE 91 .Morningside Avenue T QR W! 5 l N 1 I K Ifjfff' ff f f ,Alf , ,J 1 y I I E 1, ' KJ, J F I ,w i u . ' E A J ' il A X' , l 1 in tx . llj X . ix 1 1 ix 1 ' ' ' i S7 LX' u, - P J KENNEDY, KATHLEEN 33 Van Cortlandt Park Ave. C C uf N KENNY, BARBARA 127 New Main Street W A lfu' A IUK 32 1 1 5 va 4 -VM gf' 1 .GU f KILM , KATHERINE 223 Somerville Place Z I yoflgff. KINSELLA, CAROLE 78 Jefferson Street A LZ Nj J JL? KOLODZIEJ, JANET .V Oi ' v 21 Garfxeld Street 1 I' ,f Li VL J., I r Nhrvrr . A, f 1' ,7 V Q NU . W' :J ,LVL WS Q5 5x5l'L: Lago, ,Sul Lvvqwjw-rkxslgv D lx- 1 '7'7 5 , fl I - 1 r, Iliff' KOERBER, ROBERT f 1, .f ,J 821 McLean Avenue - 1 , J 6 ,af I, xx Y. Virfyur bv'+j41 1 U I I l 1 Q 'L rf KOMOSINSKI ELEANORE 38 Llnclen Street -1 I KONKOL, FRANCES 182 Woodland Avenue C7 F0 V N5 KOSSIARAS, KOSTANTI 292 New Main Street F t L K RK K KRYCER, CAMILLE 18 Ball Avenue KRASOVIC, THOMAS 43 jefferson Street LA BARBERA, MARIE 146 Waverly Street ff' LAGES, GERTRUDE f ' 23 Cedar Street LANDWEHR, LORRAINE 71 Halley Street 'Fl if 'Q , 5 ua ' 'N f ,x X I My ' J 9 x ffjx N ,J x jf n .1 74 ,aff LARMAN, BETTY 10 Radford Street LaROCCO, LOIS 26 Yonkers Avenue LAZARKO, JULIA 10 Clinton Street D A 7,14 6 K QS! D LaROSA, DIANA 15 Summit Street ! f Q I I i LAURENCELL, CAROL 2 7 Spruce Street M 7 . LEE, CYNTHIA 8 Cottage Place Gardens .1 ff ,X X QQ, I K.. 4,1 IS Q!! LEONARDI, NANCY 636 Mile Square Road LEWAN, CLARA 223 Nepperhan Avenue LONGAZEL, HELENE 6 Prospect Street ITN 1 fi I LOSAP10, GRACE 114 Gavin Street RX LEWIS, DOROTHY 1156 North Broad y xx X ' w gqfpgrg 1 1 ,ig H X LUTOMSK1, BARBARA 161 Sweetfield Circle 'Pi LYONS, EDWARD 41 Lockwood Avenue LYTTLE, EDWARD Q'-Q 12 Lawrence Street MACCIA, JOHN 321 Riverdale Avenue 4 fu? 'Qs I5 MACIOR, BARBARA 69 Burhans Avenue P - It :sfo -4 Lf' 6.4 MACIOR, JOAN 69 Burhans fAvenue L I! J L ,-, CVs 4 MAGEE, EFFIE 173 Beech Street 'Y MAHER, KATHERINE 1475 Nepperhan Avenue MAHER, SHIRLEY 27 Burhans Avenue MANCUSO, MARGARET 28 Dunwooclie Street I 1 1 1 i i i I I 4 I MAIORANO, TERRY 142 Waverly Street MARCHIONNI, ANDREW 189 Linden Street MARKOWITZ, EDWARD 8 Ingram Street VVLXV V MARINO, DOLORES 2 Lafayette Place I A L. To 56 L L-f MARTIN, PATRICIA 150 Elm Street f I .as Rb I Z MARR, JULIA 66 Winfred Avenue ,ff f K f 17222 MARTIN, BERNICE 350 Saw Mill River Road MARUS, ANN 51 Parsons Street Q15 MASICK, HAROLD 37 Cedar Street MASON, ESTHER 11 Moultrie Avenue .J HKU? S an MATTHEVV, LOIS 3 Clark Street MCCALLUM, ISABELL 180 McLean Avenue 59 MCCRUDDEN, MARY 123 Stanley Avenue McDONALD, MARGARET 25 First Street McELMEEL, ANNE 92 Oliver Avenue 0-X fin- Z 'O I- w W fs, YDS M NERNY, KATHLEW9 J C L I I V , ,A ff ff -ff fffy-.f 49C1jf?Str,ew-:rf ,,f,', f X VJ ' ,J fx , f f' 4 r MCMINN, THOMAS 133 Morningside Avenue Q 4 MCNULTY, ELIZABETH 183 Orchard Street vw Ku 1g I .fo- H' s , J iffiirz' MERCANDTBDOMENICA 92 Oak Street tl ff JY' E MESSAR, JOSEPHINE N 94 Clmton Place X, MIKA, DOROTHY 138 Bretton Road 3 MIKULIAK, WILLIAM ,' 34,Garfie1d Street, 1 N J , . , . M Q11 , . MONAHAN, KATHERINE 44 Argyle Terrace H CG 415 MORRELL, JOSIE MAE 41 Garden Street - V1 - 'PW' ff: :Mail MOZDZIAK, ROSE 275 Nepperhan Avenue if MULLINS PATRICIA 131 Lmden Street 'N MURRAY, RUTH ANN li 23 Mulford Gardens 5 Q, MUSHO, JOAN' 85 Ash Street u fm L! . K f--,, , D h V N V V xag ' 7 Y 1 f- I L, U X XJ v V .. ' 'K v. ' :X . ,J Q I ' T L A X x. . V ,I xg NEWBRAND, ALLEN 87 Lewis Street NEWSOME, ALBERTA 149 Elm Street if, ,. ,f ff 'ww 1' ag SWW NIGOLS, LORETTA 122 McLean Avenue NOBILE, ANGIE 90 Amackassm Terrace Nr KG-6 .S V NCRBUTT, JOAN 61 Mulforcl Gardens NOYE, ESTHER 47 Douglas Avenue -2 P V ' ' , v I I 1 l I inf? ,ff OBJAY, AGNES Qt' J' IXIAJY 26 Jefferson Street I Y .J ijt 1 ax fl O'GORMAN , JOHN ,iffy Q, 5 V X 'jg 47 Loelr Place vig by 'fit 01 fixx gy xt we Y X JK K Af! ff wx IV ff 4 w J 7 'ff f :llv 1 1 1 115' X 7 J L XJ A 'I We :J rl UI ' ! J 4 0 'P , O'LOUGHLIN, OLGA 166 Truman Avenue 1 vx . 1 v n 54 ,. PACACHA, FRANCIS 117 Webster Avenue of 'US PALISI, ROBERTA 123 Vineyard Avenue 3' -. fb P' M I 15 ,Jp.v,M PALMER, BARBARA 1156 North Broadway PALMIERI, KATHERINE 172 Rossiter Avenue PALMERTON, JOHN 14 Parsons Street 1-P- ,, LQAJJ-- ',1.A.9t,L'N5. S T. - ,iii ,VWXQYA . N, A 4---UN. . X, Q y lf U' ,J-fi Off' yr! j N' f-TN if A is 'Di fu'-s PALMIERI, OLGA 172 Rossiter Avenue PAOLICELLI, FRANK 24 Louden Street it eva PASQUALE, IDA K G? 4 Waverly Place PERTL, ELIZABETH 26 Pomona Avenue e,L 1 A A1 1 . ,1 . '1 fftafl Lr'l I I . Y Y-,-1 I 1 ,J 1 H L , ,I '1' J .1 L. my PETESHEL, HELEN 152 Riverdale Avenue '1 ,WMM xi, PIACQUADIO, FRANCES 5 Z Poplar Street PIDANIY WILLIAM PIDOTO, ANGELO 95 Orchard Street E1 PIERSALL ROBERT 245 Riverdale Avenue 'il C. PIGNATARO, JOAN 274 Hayward Street gr-., fl?- All T7 fix: Q PILAT, HELEN 193 Yonkers Avenue POGAZELSKI, JOSEPHINE 110 Buena Vxsta Avenue POGAZELSKI, LORRAINE 110 Buena Vxsta Avenue . ,I- PQJER, EVELYN Wq1put Street x 1 'R 1 x ' :- 4 POLITANO, ANN 133 Beech Street Kokfvfcfffqk POPADIUK, LORRAINE 151 Buena Vista Avenue I mf 1 4, ,f . -V 1 2111 ,H 1 POPOLI, CHARLES 3 7 Spruce Street 1 Bly IU? POSTIGHONE, T1-IERESA 121 Gavin Street POTOCHAK, EILEEN 66 Orchard Street jk igu.. OLHZK 'rx POWERS, GERTRUDE ' ' 131 Douglas Avenue JJ f L 27 Spruce Street W' ,Lu ,pl PRATTELLA, BARBARA PURDEY, JANICE 100 Alexander Avenue nv 'Sb I - Ile in .J AA . '. 1' ' 45 'Q 9 33 Q ,wi f ' ab? ' RAKESTRAW, RACHAEL 146 Ashburton Avenue RATTENNI, CARMELLA 148 School Street REED, LORRAINE 111 Herrxot Street REHM, ALICE 43 Riverdale Avenue , , 1 I AJ If s H ,4 r REILLY, MICHAEL 44 Woodworth Avenue 57 'E ml L fi RESNICK, FAY 198 Ashburton Avenue 1 I if IQYJICK7! REULBACH, VIRGINIA 23 Woodbine Street LL RICCI, THCMAS 161 Elm Street RIZZI, FRANCES 106 Elm Street ROBBINS, CAROLEE 288 Riverdale Avenue ROBINSON, ALICE 342 Nepperhan Avenue ROBINSON, ARNETTE 45 Hunt Avenue ROCHE, PATRICIA 84 Frederic Street Aid? ,Q Ll Sf O ROCHE, LOUISE 146 Ashburton Avenue Q. Rf 'P' fbi? - VXLV ' 7413 , L L nf ' ' J ' ' I In L-f kv, lf' f X471 411 I 7-'V yn, -Q tv ,r M wo fi ROGERS, BEVERLY 399 Walnut Street I Q! A ,rl I' 1 g, vkw ROMAGNOL1, LOUISE 169 Linden Street ROSEN, CHARLOTTE 121 Ludlow Street SALZANO, GLORIA 15 Randolph Street , 1 I! .JL K X v 'K-kk. X.. x 'Ki',TXua.L rr, rt' . xg 5 -.- RJMANO, RITA 141 Linden Street I I ,I 1. PN SANTORO, BASIL 98 School Street . by I., SAPKO, BARBARA 230 Ashburton Avenue .- f I W f' fx lin SARUBBI, FLORENCE 165 Beech Street SCARANO, MARY 156 Waverly Street 1-. Qu. SAWICKI, BARBARA 26 Chestnut Street SCARPULLA, MILDRED 41 Victor Street SCHIAVI, DOMINIC 172 Linden Street M ,C 6f?fVf5LL..-Z SCHNEIDER, CLAIRE 77 Chester Place I-6,4160 SCISCENTI, ANN 265 Glen Hill Avenue 70 L3Af:vv74 PWM BPL' fJ,V,,X7,,,t11.tl7i,71 L00 SEETOO, BEATRICE 17 Hillcrest Avenue SERBAY, DOROTHY 4 Prospect Street SETCHKO, JOAN MARIE 120 Downing Street f W' iQ SHELLY, RICHARD 38 Point Street SHEPARD, LILLIAN 107 Oliver Avenue SHEPITKA, MARY 7 173 Ashburton A If SMITH, FRED 76 School Street 1 5 X ,W WK o OLA, MARTHA 7 Mulford Gardens L 5 I f ' SMITH, PATRICIA 77 Saratoga Avenue SOLAZZO, ANTHONY 819 Midland Avenue SOLOVIOW, BARBARA 24 Washington Street ,I K' STEFANIK, RICHARD 19 Trinity Street STEPCNOVIC, VALERIA 16 Nichols Avenue STESKO, ANNA 16 Nichols Avenue 1? Z A 'S' . 1' 5 'bw SYDOW, DOROTHY 145 Florence Street TALAMINI, JOYCE 44 Mulford Gardens TARVER, IVA 21 Ashburton Avenue TERLIZZI, LUCY 23 Cedar Place ,JJV , K AX , X 1 A fx, M A j WMM QU4 fcifx THOMAS, ILLIAM 100 Harty Street THOMSON, MARGARET 8 Knowles Street gm TIMM, JOAN 19 Lawrence Street TOONE, FLOYD 90 Vark Street WA li p TOTTEN, GENE 205 Warburton Avenue lynx ak ll' XIX TOWNSEND, JOAN L AMA ll Lafayette Place . t VX TRAVAGLINI, JOSEPH 128 Park Hill Avenue jf TROMBACCO, MARIE by 181 Waverly Street Uk xv 6, V 'A EW - 'bk 5 ,QW 1: lui Jay? F 1 J TUTAY, -IQHN' . 5 Arber Street - .4 - s NL '- f Q .- TYLER, LILLIAN 94 Toussain Avenue N V VERGA, PATRINA 67 Glen H111 Avenue ,1 is ug Q lugs VISOSKY, STEPHEN 4 Van Cortlandt Park Avenue VIVITSKY, ARLENE A I I 167 Ashburton Avnue A WALSH, JOHN 75 North Broadway 1 an- WANCO, DOROTHY 6 Van Cortlandt Pk. Avenue X W 'X WARD, PATRICIA 111 Maple Street af' 'ga 'T WASSMANN, CLARA 165 Stanley Avenue WATSON, VALERIE 463 Hawthorne Avenue X . - 5 I X I 1 I I I WESSELS, GERTRUDE I I p XVI-IITE, ELIZABETH 111 I-Ierriot Street ! . N- A 76 Caryl Avenue WHITE, LOLITA 111 Herriot Street WILCHA, JULIA 205 Glenwood Avenue WILLIAMS, CONCETTA 463 Hawthorne Avenue fffrref ll 1 OM Po PE. 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Phlllpse Manor Hall was confiscated ln 1779 and sold by commlssloners of forfelture ID 1785 It was purchased by the xlllage of Yonkers ln 1868 and became Cxty Hall IH 1872 In 1908 the manor was bought for the State of New York from the C1t5 of Yonkers On September 17 1891 a 46 foot 2511 000 Soldlers and Sallors Monument honorlng Yonkers C1V11 War Veterans was dedlcated on the grounds of Wlanor Hall The Hall IS known as one of the oldest bu1ld1ngs 1n Amerlca We then trax el up Warburton Avenue toward the Glenwood sectlon of Yonkers where we find Trex or Park Museum sltuated on the banks of the Hudson Rlver The famlly mans1on of thls beautlful estate was bullt ln 1876 and lb a fine example of the houses erected by the wealthy famllles of that perlod Thls property was purchased ln 1923 by the C1ty Admlmstratlon and 1n 1924 c1ty offlclals declded to use thxs bulldmg for museum purposes In 1932 the museum was completely renovated and It now has modern convenlences It lb mterested ln obtalnlng deslrable antlque materlals of va11ous types furmture old utenslls and other fur n1sh1ngs from the Hudson Rlver Valley The preserxatxon of such mate rlals IS of utmost 1mpo1tance and the museum IS equlpped and quahfled 1nx1tat1on IS extended to all 1nd1x1duals to x1s1t the museum Travehng up Warburton Ax enue we pass the enormous and 1llus trlous Untermeyer Estate We head for Odell Avenue and follow along untll we come to Nepperhan Avenue All along Nepperhan Avenue there are many lnterestlng slghts Among them are the Ethyl Corporatlon To the rlght IS Homecrest and then we come to a few of the new prefabrl cated homes Further on IS the Graphlte Company and Po1r1er 8a McLane We go down untll we come to Old Nepperhan Av enue and ln the dlstance to our left we see Smlth s Recreatlon Fleld where the employees of Alex ander Smlth and Sons carry on thelr outdoor sports 3Ct1X1t18S Proceedlng on Nepperhan Avenue we pass the newly bu1lt mcxnerator whlch together w1th the careful work of the Department of Health helps keep the c1ty of Yonkers free from d1S93SC We contlnue our tour untll we come to the Alexander Sm1th Carpet Factory Entermg the bulldlng we stop at the Personnel Ofhce and a gulde takes us through thls factory Whlle golng through the factory we see Weavers laboratorv technlclans, splnners dyers office va orkers and other types of workers It shows us the many processes that go lnto the maklng of one rug After thls lnterestlng tour we leave the bulldlng and across the street we notlce the Immanuel Chapel We stay on Nepperhan Ax enue un t1l we reach the Old St Cas1m11 s Church whlch IS now used as a prlests Y ' Y ' 7 i . , . , . . . Y Y Y V ! ' V . . , . . . v I . W 1 ni. , . . . v ,. , . , . , - . . . V 7 . - to accept, classify and display the things used by our ancestors. A cordial w , . - 1 V l' V y . . . , . . , - , . . . , . 7 Y. . . . v Y! v 7 V ' I ' 7 ! Y 7 ' Y V Y . . 7 . . .., . . . , ' 1 home. The new church is located nearby. Further down this Avenue is the recently established Parking Area that was previously known as Chick- en Islandf' Still on Nepperhan Avenue, we recognize the Health Center and the Public Library. Turning at South Broadway, we travel toward Getty Square and glancing up we see City Hall surrounded by beautiful grounds Across from City Hall are a few of the theaters restaurants and stores On the same side is St John s Church the oldest church ln Yonkers Located opposite this site we notice the Central National First National Yonkers Savings and the Peoples Saxmgs Banks Further on we see the new and modern Consolidated Edison Building This takes us 1nto the shopping district where there are many modern and up to date stores such as Mimis and Genungs Department Stores Going down New Main Street we head towards the New York Central Railroad On the way we sight the New York Telephone Company and the Post Office From here we go to Woodworth Avenue where Otis Elex ator Company and the Plaza Sand Company are located Turning at Wells Avenue we notice the City Court and the main police station We go back to Larkin Plaza a lox ely park and parking area and we see the new Herald Statesman Building which used to house two lnde pendent newspapeis and is now one 1nco1 porated paper We hurry to the pier just in time to catch the last boat to end our Journey through the city called the City of Gracious Living X Y . 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A SCENE IN OUR TOWN 9 Stfrrtrng the tllp through our town Yonkers at Getty Crrcle we walked up Broadway Boulex ard w here we saw Joe Trax aglxnr a success ful adyertrsrng executrxe talkrnv to the Publrshlng Edltor of the Mourn 1ng Glory Betty WIcNulty and her feature edrtor Pat Mullrns Passrng the 'Xlurray Bank we caught 1 glrmpse of the Presrdent Angelo P1doto and hrs board ot drrectors John Erden Terry Malrano Conme Kossraras Terry Postrghone Ray Hollrs and Nancy Holowlak When we left them we decrded to hfue lunch at the Frasso Gloye on Mancuso Street Whrle we were eatrng who should come IH but 'llayor Basll Santoro and all thrrtcen members of the Clty Councrl Frances Quozzo LIDOFIO Glordano Rosalre Felrce Joan Gallagher Lors Henyy Janet Gauthreaux Shrrley Maher Joyce Currk Helen Zubkoff Marlon Zuraw Ralph Harty Robert Koerber and Carmela DeSandola After finrshrng our lunch we strolled further up Bovolak Bouleyard Follres was playrng Its stars were Adelarde Artoro Flo B1ond1no Elea nore Komosrnskr and Janet Kolodzrey As we contrnued up Memory Lane we met Pat Clowry who has of all thrngs become the manager of the Clowry Clop Baseball team consprrrng w1th Eyelyn DeMarsh now a famous dancrng celebrrty to plan a reun1on party for therr 1902 school pals The trme w rs set for 1400 NI P 'rt Prdanry s Palace on Crooks Road H urng made the plans we called up Prdanry s Palace and talked to the he 1d wartress Isabelle Ayezzano who began maklng preparatrons w1th her assoclates Mary Shepltka Anna Stesko and Mary Scarano Thev contacted the head chef of the Food Department Fred Smrth and h1s assrstants NIar1on Games Bettv Larmon Jean Amroslno Angellna Nobrle Elrzabeth Cesarottl and Dorothy Karasrnskr After consultrng the Food Department they phoned Katherme Bell Loretta Hay ne and Lorralne Del Luccr who are now famed rnterror decorators to make arrangements for thrs occasron Among the first to arrlxe at the party was Brll WI1kLlI13k IH h1s Cad 1llac drry en by h1s humble chauffeur Andy INIHTCIIIOHHI The door man blg Ed Lyttle greeted hlm w1th a sm1le As he entered the hat check grrl Helen Peteshel cheerfully took hrs wraps The guests started to arrrye rn large numbers 1 I 1. 1 1 ' 1 l 9 v 1 C 1 , . V, . V O L 1 V ev . A 4 1 - A 1 y 1 v I 2 . L1 1. Y . '1 1 ' ' 11 ' y r' ' ' 11' 1 ' '! l Y ! 1 1 ' , 1 1 '. , , . ' 1 ' 1 'Y . ' I 1 ' C 1 f , I 11 1 - f 1 ' 1 1, r ' r 1 K1 ' A 1 1 1 1' c 1 , ' ' ! 9 Y ' ' 1 1 r y '1 1 1 1 ' 7 7 Y 7 Y -1. ' 4 1 1 1 1 C 9 If I , . -1 .1 . , v 1 v V . . V . ,, and passed the Talamrnr Theater where the new Hxt Show, Fugaro . ,, V. V V . . . . 1 - 1 1 ' 7 ' I V v v r 1 I '1 I f 1 I-1. 1. Y v Y 3 7 1 I I r D y I l 1 I y ' F 117 I v1 1 . . v,1 0 1. c A . 1 1 ' , 1 1 1. v l 1 l ,V I c c , r ' . 1 1 1 v ' I ' C 1 r 1 I 1 C y 1 I 1 ' ,, I ! 9 ' V 4 1 . 1 1 ' V V, . V , , . V L V . v Y 9 1, 7 V , . , V V V V . A . . . . - U ! ' ! . . V. . V V 9 ' 7 Y P' 7 VV I ' At the tables as xxe glanced around xxe notlced Frances Konkol who has Just become the oxx ner of the Sarubbl Beauty Salon At her left we saw three famous Arthur Nlurray danclng teachers Barbara Sapko Martha Skrobola and Frank Paollcelll As the clgarette glrl Eleanor Gorevlch sold a pack of Lxons to Allen Nexxbrand the floor shoxv was about to begln The M C xvas none other than D1ck Stefanlk xxho started the show wlth a famous tap dancer Floyd 'loone Follow1ng thls act were the well known Geracl Chorus Glrls Arllne Kam Roberta Pal1s1 Ex elyn Pojer Barbara Bender Nancv Fot1 Mary Ann Cramer Julle Marr and Kay Maher dolng the Shelley Sh1mmey The gxrls vxere wearlng costumes deslgned by Frances RIZZI and Arlme V1tv1tsky The next performance was the long awalted comedy team Dulyna and Canzlo Betty Farma asslsted by the dlstlngulshed conductor Jerome Karvarsky sang a few popular tunes and concluded the first half of the enterta1nment Durmg lntermlsslon Dolores Fragola the Palace Photographer took pxctures of the sophlstlcated soclety glrls LOUISE Brovxn and Nancy Kaelln xvho were escorted by Anthony Solazzo and Thomas RICCI The glrls were wearlng Marle Trombacco creations The famous columnlsts Tommy Baughan the great star of the Pacacha Golf Stars and John Tutay hls bodyguard We also saw L1z Pertl Veronlca Yurcho and Loulse Romagnoll who are now xvork1ng on thelr new play A Tree Grows on Smlth Street At thelr reserved table xve notlced the Dell Ax enue play boys Mlke Rellly and Stephen Vlsosky We then headed for the powder room and were flattered to haxe the Broadway Stars Dot C1esl1nsk1 and Loulse Duke stop to say hello to us Enterlng the powder room we came across many famlllar faces Among those present xxere Rose Hopper Joan Setchko Beatrxce Seetoo and Bar bara Saxv1ck1 xvho are novx school teachers At the mlrror prlmplng were Dorothy Hecht Cynthla Lee and Janle Bagley three outstandlng lawyers When we left the powder room xve met three cub reporters Jus t1ne Crlll Barbara Carlo and Anna Ianuccl of the Frlno News They xx ere accompamed by thelr edltor m ch1ef Pat Byrnes The second half of the shoxv xx as started xvxth a tremendous acrobatlc act starrmg Tom McMmn John NIHCCIH and John Petrosme As the shoxx contlnued the graceful Bryant Ballet starrmg Kay Cocclardl Gert Poxv ers, and Esther Noyes wearmg costumes deslgned by BIOYIICB. Cocclardl and Ann Polltano dld thexr famous Rogers Ballard Whlle xvatchlng Mary Dugan xx ho IS noxv with the Placquadlo Opera Companv xve notlced arrlx 1ng late the promlnent actor John Barr xxlth h1s charmmg companlon V V 7 l . U V . ' 9 D V . .V . . V . , bv v v v , n 1 a y Y V V , V . . - . V . Vr -YV .Wi ash . .V V l 7 7 ,, .Y 7 l 7 7 ' Y ' . V . V . V 7 ! . . .V V. V V V 7 , . Harriet Beachman and Stanley Broderson, xvere standing by, interviexving 7 1 V . V . . . Y ' 7 ! . . . ,, 9 . ,, . . V V . , - V V . . . V V 9 v . 7 ' . .V V 1 . V . . V 7 . 7 . ! . ' 9 v ' . . V V . . V V , . . . V A . V V V. V V V . V . . .V - VV . . . . . ! ' v V V .... G V . . V- Eleanor Ehrich Along with these celebrities were Alberta Newsome and LOIS LaRocca two modern artists and three nox elists Angelina D1NIarco Charlotte Rosen and Carolee Robbins They airiyed in time to see the unusual twin xentriloquists Joan and Barbara Nlacior INext on the D1 ogram was Joseph Jasinski the accomplished xiolinist accompanied by his able assistant at the piano Walter Kachmar who play ed the Delfina Sonata As we watched the reaction of the audience we noticed the great producer John Palmerton of the LaBarbera Studio Also sitting at his table w ere the noted song stylists Theresa Forlenza Patiicia Roche 1nd Kathleen Kennedy While the spotlight w as on Joan Pignataro Kay Nlclnerny Amelia Andionici and Lorraine Pop iduik doing their xersion of the popular ballad Flowel Melody we went backstage to see the dlI'6CtOl of thc show Billy lhomas Krasoy ic explaining the light set up to his new assistant Frank Alleya To our right we noticed Jacqueline Downey. trying to calm her protege Patricia Coyne of her stage fright Exelyn Bilas another star of the show w as getting last mlnute touch ups by her hair stylist Anna Chom yak her manicurist Baibara Amborrossi ind Pat D1Donato her make up consultant Leaying back stage we stopped to talk to Mrs Bardsley now p11n cipal of Cook High School w ho w as speaking with Nlr Frank Baker who has become a sen itoi and 18 now in congi ess We retui ned to our seats in time for the finale which was 1 specttcular closing to this long to be remembered reunion Before the 1902 cl rss left we all made fm toast to Mrs Leclelcq the first w oman Superintendent of Schools 1n Yonkers and Miss Smolen our State Superxlsor of Art who were our honored guests We know this reunion will long be remembered by the graduating class of 119 for bring ing back memorable days spent ln unfo1gettable CONINIERCE HIGH ' v' 1 ' ' 1 v 7 v .I y v .Ll ny . ln kv, . .L , 1v v. v 1 ' 1, A ' I , 11 1 1 1 11 1. 1 .1 1. . . 1 4-1v 1. 11 v v l I , v l , 4 l . 11 1' . .1 v .1 Lv y . v, , ' 'f , 2 . f. 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Though the paint may shrivel and the plaster fall We're for Commerce one and all. x Nt To the C1155 of 52 sm F655 pf ide 177 zzffolzzplzyfwzzefzf fzzflv 112 fha jglflll ef jf0Zll 11611015 mm' 71615 !Ib0lS Alexander Smith NN 7 0 C Q wa wlffl !2z1pp171e5.s' iI1845 I C FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEAR BUCKS AWARDS IOSTEN S 580 Flfth Avenue New York 19 N Y JOHN ZANGLER R p .L I I O . e reset t' 'Gm '1 YOr4 9 '1 n rrp Amencan Ukraman SOCICII Club ASHBURTON GARAGE Gos uno O11 Xlxh STORAGE N A M B Shoe Repcnr 470 sormz BROADWAY AUSTENAL LABS YONKERS N Y nc Cornphrrents from A N D Y Manufacturers of Pre 1sxon Inv stment Cczstmgs WYORK A R I S DELICATESSEN N1ck 106 ASHBURTON AVE YONKERS Cornphmefxts The A V A L O S Famxly YOn ers 08 23 N holcxs Matson ASHBURTON FLORIST 'Weed P, B uquets Funeral Desxqns 227 Ashburton Ave Yonkers 2. N. Y YOnkers F e Dehvery B I L L S Grocery 61 Delicatessen 74 RADFORD STREET YONKERS NEW YORK oo .plin ents of .I ers -E561 Ish. I. .5112 s: , 'S 3 . , ' ' ' 't Us . 4 1 - A . . Q 13 WASHINGTON ST- YONKERS. N- Y- 262 Ashburton Ave. Yonkers. . Y. C O I . . . I , N E C I T Y . ' . of ll I ll I O 19 f 9 13 9-4113 1' E3 ' 1 HERMAN MYERS WALNUT ST YONKERS C H A C H K E S Fumnure :S Camet Co 74 78 RIVERDALE AVE YONKERS A L M O FURNITURE CORP 165 NEW MAIN STREET Yonkers N Y FRIEND FRANK BABA DARIA S GROCERY STORE 100 LINDEN STREET Yonkers N Y BEDARD PHARMACY ASHBURTON AVE Yonkers N Y DELROY DANCE STUDIO NO BROADWAY YONKERS B E N S O N RADIO 6. TELEVISION 749 PALISADE AVENUE Yonkers J N Y IOHN DURANTE 6' PRUDENTIAI. INSURANCE co BOB S GARAGE 317 NEPPERHAN AVENUE Yonkers 2 N Y IOHN O EIFERT Pr me ec 5 .1 135 LAKE AVE YONKERS PAT BUONO MEAT MARKET 47 PARK HILL AVE YONKERS FINKELSTEIN BUTTER CORP I N C 64 RIVERDALE AVE YONKERS CENTRAL PHARMACY YONKERS 6 CENTRAL AVENUES Yonkers N Y FRENCH CLEANERS 6. DYERS aa NO BROADWAY YONKERS Delzrctes er I . I 332 . Q1I1.5..L1r1f:.ig 4.2 Cimpllmfzits czf , 'foe - Tap - Ballet 88 . . . . 23 . Ag ni , 1 . 1 - M 1 and Pixzla. Pzltzy . fzsefzm L1'.'e::1c,1s Marhn Geary OUTH BROADW YONKERSNY Goldburg Furmture Co Inc 16 I8 WARBURTON AVE YONKERS 2 N Y GEORGE S Sport Shop 17 MAIN STREET YONKERS NEW YORK MARTIN GRADY 107 ASI-IBURTON AVE M M GLATT 34 NORTH BROADWAY YONKERS 2 N Y F 61 W GRAND CO 8 PALISADE AVENUE YONKERS N Y ON lI'I Glen Servlce Stahon 270 NEPPERHAN AVENUE CNecr Yonkers Ave? Yonkers New York fha Fr ondly Stow Q? WILLIAM GRA D QA? ammo Sammy 8 Supply 0 48 WARBURTON AVE VONKERS N Y PHONE YOnkers 8 3100 . il 0 I 4 5 0 S A Y ' 'f.::.5...I 1 .1f' Af I I Yxzllkffi 2-ZIQ 1 ,3..ff. .0 5:30 PQI. f':rr1gtIiment:. cf l O I O O Cy.1e:1et: 't . '1'Cr.k:'3rs 2-4223 Q4 T :' Ge:'.'::e . Qilfl, I rflgf. J , ' - - .2 1.1 ., , . .f',TIiQf.'T!If3. IS CI Yflrukezs 3-6185 'I Botkin Iewelers, Inc. Sne OIC NORTH BROADWAY Yonkers N Y mplm em S of I Bryant Movers 11 NEW SCHOOL STREET YONKERS N Y A FRIEND YCWVC S 5 U Do I CRISTIANO Pre IIO1 In. mn r rk Sausages 218 NEW MAIN STREET Yonkers N Y e WGr1h ? 1168 ou C A M P U S Sportmq Goods 320 BROADWAY NEW YORK N Y Pe tz YOr1kers 36445 Smce 1900 DeROBERTS Beauty Salon I: e Emu rarmly MAIN ST YONKERS II-'S rn E PUD PI S The Cheermg Squad I Elm gfashrun hop MAIN ST YONKERS N Y -i C la ' 7 -zz- Co X1 1 'f X' C-F . O I 'I' 1. .- L I Tel. 7 A ' or ik re . , . . 47 . , N. Y. M W For Qualfy Aw, A C7I.5. S - SUITS - DRESSES D 9 I f-- A--FD PURE - HATS EY . W . r 5 5 ' IO . , - B GOODFRIENDS DEPT STORE Yoncers N Y PONDFIELD PHARMA CY RIVERDALE AVENUE Yon ers 5 N Y GREENFIELD S MARKET 200 NEW MAIN STREET Yon ers N Y RELIABLE SILK STORE 63 SOUTH 4th AVE Mount Ver on N Y MIHALENKO S FOOD STORE 104 YONKERS AVENUE RESTIFO FLORIST so ASHBURTON AVE YONKERS MUSCI S YONKERS REFRIGERATOR SERVICE 273 NEW MAIN ST YONKERS ROSE CLEANERS 491 soum BROADWAY NATIONAL BAKERY 205 ASHBURTON AVE es N MAX ROTH 368 NEPPERHAN AVE Yonkers N Y PALISADE FOOD STORE 756 PALISADE AVENUE Yonkers N Y R U B I N B R O S MAIN sr YONKERS N Mr and Mrs FRED M PISCULLI 57 WARBURTON AVE Yonkers N Y S H E R W O O D LAUNDRY 6 CLEANERS 1230 YONKERS AVENUE Y kes N Y G PERNINI B SISKIN HARDWARE CO 789 791 YONKERS AVENUE Yonke s 4 N Y , . . - , 442 1 k , . . n , . . , Pig., II',I.'L'I,' 1-3.1- 1 Yonk r, . Y. , , , Q,f',:r.g,f1 119:15 cf . , . . 32 . . . Y . . . , . . on r. . '. f.rgA1,..::1sr,1s -f Cl ?:Le:.1i - ' ' . 1 , . . STAR BAKE SHOP 203 NEW MAIN sr YONKERS VFW OLD IRONSIDES POST No 2431 70 N BROADWAY YONKERS S T E V E S GROCERY 6. DELICATESSEN 240 NEPPERHAN AVE YONKERS YONKERS AVE SERVICE PHONE Yonkers 99162 C-'mc S CA W 6. W TAILORS 44 WILLIAM sr YONKERS Yonkers Professlonal Pharmacy cmd Professlonal Ophccrl Shop YOnkers 30705 27 Ludlow Street SUPERIOR SIGNS 314 NEW MAIN STREET Yonkers N 'WD IITIGYI S C HERTRUD SPECIALTY SHOP Inc vas YONKERS Avr: YONKERS XICIIKGIS 1844 E H TIMM HOLLOW FOOD MARKET TUREK BROS Stcmolcry 71 RIVERDALE AVE YONKERS IUNIOR TOWN PALISADE Av: YoNK1-:ns VALENTINE DELICATESSEN 464 RIVERDALE AVENUE Yonkers N Y KLEIN S SHOES MAIN sr YONKERS VITO PICONE HAIR STYLIST 1183 YONKERS AVENUE Yonkers N Y IOHNNY 'f' If f: 9-SCJ' , Co., A I K I , . Y. . f ' YQ-JUL r 36592 16 MAIN ST. YONKERS 2, N. Y. 486 WALNUT STREET . I A 19 . C-:1g.Q'r:fx.ts of . . . 26 . QL:1g..g:.if.1s cf Great Rap1ds Furmture Corporat1on 12 MAlN ST YONKERS 2 N Y Hospltal Pharmacy WHELAN AGENCY ASHBURTON AVE tCor Park Ave IAMES E HALL MAIN ST YONKERS N Henry s 472 SOUTH BROADWAY YONKERS 5 N Y o e Servlce Statlon ASHBURTON AVENUE Tudel s Pastry SOUTH BROADWAY Yonkers 5 N Y Need cz Tux Dal YOnkers 1 Hollow Taxx Servlce jrpt Kashar and McCourt 65 MAIN STREET 364 Nepperhan Ave Yonkers 2 N Y Yonkers . . . . 109 . . I I s 66 . , . Y. 84 I I YJ' 1. .. ,::,. f:1.x,z:1 Epi-:ialtzes l f 1 Q hvyv Y yu Y 1 Q,-'A.fQEiEF.f -- A O U4 T:ff.l'C'l1 A If-Lgazi, .: ',', ii1:.g Czkzrg' and Trzys 442 i? . . . i Ei-1 .'.. 1 F.: tl., 1'-'-:rs Ahead . . 5 - 7 7 1 .lgii F-: 1.11 ':'f.fxf' .5-.Li-:Qi B951 Lrg? f.fg:213-31 A-AJGSIQZHQ, Pup, CARS FOR '.'f':DDIfIf5S - F' N-.t,l.-S Knepfer 61 Company 36 MAIN STREET Yonkers N Y M A I N Pants Sportswear 21 MAIN ST YONKERS N PAT KENNY S Amoco Stahon NORTH 'IARRYTOWN New York CI S IKA C M A R I E S M1111nery Shop SO BROADWAY Yonkers 2 KDu'ectly Opp Cxty Hall? K D Loughmans Market Kar K Louqhman Pr 153 ASHBURTON AVENUE Q M A G N E T Beauty Supply 56 52 187th STREET Flushmq N Y M I M I Yonkers FO SPOT? S JE I sscs Modern Greetrnq Cards Stephen F Loehr Ir 71 FANSHAW AVENUE Yonkers 5 N Y E'-',g:.:c: .fll ':',:.-:e i-Qfi Hank , Cifltlal 'ghleizi fqypfierit of E':-f I I P , .. k - I 1 O w I I , . . . , . Y. ' A A Ezgfial V31 ani E lal this V ,oxxg..1:zxQ:1ts or ' Nad- to Order w 1 1 , 1 1 i . I . . 61 . . N. Y. Y'D11k0z's 76520 ':1r1pr1:T,ei's of F S .LT X' AR I. . Meat Dept. . , op. f :'1Q: O, -- 1:1111 Queue CL-315 . j?Z.C,I11 F1.fl.1:.,5 H Lf. U orije Hess -5-373 'VY-5575 92 5 I I Q ::.g1,gZL.e'.i-r.1 . 1 l I ' I 1 . . .. Pres , O WESTCHESTER a 3 CONNECTICUT MIDLAND RESTAURANT EXTENDS HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS ses MIDLAND AVENUE to the graduating Tel Yonkers 9 9023 classes of 1951 52 We Aluays Haze Tzmc to be Frzendly T H E STANDARD BEAUTY FASHION TAILORS SUPPLY CO New Used Westchesiers Lurqesi DRYERS CHAIRS BOOTHS DRESS SUIT PARLOR FURNITURE Tuxedos Fun Dress Cumways COMPLETE BEAUTY SUPPLIES Ascot Icxckeis Summer Formcxls Revlon Breck Duart New Ray To Hue Zotos Dermetlcs Turbmcxtor Dryers 30 MAIN ST YONKERS N Y Modecrcxft Furruture tone Chrome Open Dcnly 9 AM io 8 PM 20 W 33rd St New York N f 0 n 0 Phone: YOnkers 5-6250 CHiCk9fif1Q 4-5357 CO. ' - . . . . . . 1 .Y. Ciziipliitietilg Q F.WL VVC7OI.WIOI1TPI CO. BRONXVILLE N Y ' I.:ICfS 317, STIXNILEY'S Far Fine Hmsiory NORTH BROADWAY THEATRE BEAUTY BAR 177 SO BROADWAY YONKERS N Y THIS SPACE PURCHASED TITE BASKETBALL O 7 BEST CF LUCK: ' BY SQUAD EOR DO FOOD V151 MOTHER S KITCHEN 40 WARBURTON AVE YONKERS N Park H111 Barber Shop Romano Bros 277 SO BROADWAY YONKERS N Y NECCHI Classic Applxance Siores 123 NEPPERHAN AVE Q ns ord 'Us We Invne Your Inqumes Park H111 Iewelers ldentxhcahon Bracelets S2 95 Engraving Free 92 NEW MAIN STREET Yonkers 2 N Y 70 G1ft 6 Book Shop 488 SOUTH BROADWAY Yonkers N Y fb 11 JDJ P A R K S I D E Servlce Statlon TYDOL DDU' e V1 e CENTRAL PARK AVE S PISACANO BROADWAY FISH MARKET South Broadway Yonkers 5 N Ou. Po1er s Bake Shop WALNUT ST YONKERS 2 N Y f. -, -. ., ., -. W.. , , .Q O., .:-:t ZZ'.iI'0g.I .1 .LJ -esz ' u 1 O Y z'.o:s Z'E'14---- E-1153 'Jie Carry CI Full Lme of rzztomu. and otncol F1 ' '1 Jewelry - Medals - TIQFJHIQS . 'ozlj's Fmesi Sewmfg Mothino YCm4eg5 Q.QM1L Sixers f-EQ52 4 5223 P . L . I . I i . 470 . . 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