Commerce High School - Ledger Yearbook (Yonkers, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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Qgrna Mr Q fi K . 1 A f ' .4 ff? kf'f,Qwffo,:1f:fr .L ff, My ,ff :rl imp,- ' J f if o f ,X 2 33 S, My gnu, V 4, X ,si , of 15 r r Q ff ifm o f M51 51 , E Y if nf-ii M f 'Q 'FUN -55.39 'Q :J , 31 Hg 'IJ ' f 4 04135494 'rg 'fi if-7524 Nw 1- fi Mw iiffjzgg f f ff f wn ff , ff , ffrlwfs 43 : Q- - D V 7 ., Ry o A 122 , ' -' f Q E H 5 A ,...nZL,.,.1f m,..,..m1.., ..1 , 1 W Q: Z 5 , w fab-wqi sn' cr W 'S' 55 N Eden L 1 s W- :T . r J. - -f-- A- 1' ,-f12j'MLQ5Z?Zfs,f '2 ,. : M w The Senior Class of Commerce High School Yonkers, New York June I958 eff+7f!i?-'iifdrlkfkri 2'-?45wfFi4w '1 - W Mr wwf f M I 24 KN-x ,. ,W ., ,,A 5 , :.. , ,I as 7 H if 4 ' . E' Q K ,Lkk i W , mL,W L i,,X DR. ALBERT G. CULLUM DEDICATION As we thumb through this year's Ledger Memories come of a man so dear Who made music here a pleasure To us all from year to year. He taught his classes music's beauty And brought many hours of cheer. He was sure to do his duty To make each voice, strong and clear. Time he spent with his fine chorus Training them to sing so well. Planning songs they could sing for us That wove a beautiful, magic spell. On he worked, building voices Even before school had begun And the school now rejoices With a thank you for a job well done. Now that he will soon be going Dr. Cullum's work here will end. But he will leave, with our knowing H e's not only a teacher, but a cherished friend. --LARISSA GOODWIN X nd Bashful Sleepy Time Gal I ....,,.. The Marines Have Landed Don't Dent the Fenders Studious Ones Bubble Gum Queen Sunstroke Senior Bombshells Sitting Pretty png.-.:.-,4 ,N ..4- ' -' '.'g2'fg2'.'g fv':':2:-'Z' :Cg:.g:5,g5 S if f' ' 2 I- .,.,,:' ' ' 1' 5 J 1 , , R1 z I i' X I f 1 -1 ll :-5:-'.1:-xi. .. :'.'-:f.'-1f.'-'i::. ' ' ' .g.'. '5-,',:-.31c51:,f:,'.1.y1 f -2251?-'.f:fif':1f: ' ' .,'r3'. a, ' . :swim -. w I f -X 1 x 1' r ,.., v r M5 1 AA' sf z ' 1. 'n'-lun he 'I 5 s FL' 4 .N A 3 , .'. .A V 545541 4? 3. l MR. WILLIAM GAWCHIK Affiftanl Prinripal New York University, B.S., M.A. A failure Effdblifbff only tlaisf that our determimztion to Jucceed wax not strong enough. DR. SIDNEY B. BIRNBACH Prinripal Education New York University B.S., M.A., and Doctorate degree ANGELA ALBANESE Beauty Culture Philadelphia School of Beauty Cul- tureg N. Y. Universityg Hunter Col- legeg University of State of N. Y. Q. A FRANCES BARDSLEY Efzglzrh Hunter College, B.A. DOROTHY M. BOODEY Efzglirh Emerson College, B.L.I. LILYAN BUCHWALDER fl Pratt Instituteg N. Y. University. 'ff-. ,lyy TECLA O. CANDELA Burinefr 6 Arilhmeti: College of New Rochelleg N. Y. University, B.S. .. , FANNIE H. CHAFFEE General Bfzrinerr 6 Typing Lincoln University, B.S.g Columbia University, M.A.g Work on Doctor Degree. STEVEN CORD Hirlory CCNYQ Columbia, B.BA., M.A. ALBERT G. CULLUM Murir Guildhall School of Music, Londong Trinity School of Church Musicg Columbia University, B.S., M.A.g N. Y. College of Music. KATHLEEN C. CURRAN History College of New Rochelle, A.B.g Co- lumbia University, M.A. M 1 , ' A W .ii ,E y ti, . .. , ,e i . 1,-f .aifggm H+' . , ' ii'ii . .uf .-,' 'i'i- ,-Jl' ' ee'e . Y t .tte . ww-fa,1.,.i ,V . ,H N,5,N i,,e . . i. it .iA, 5 ,, U ,V - V LEPONTY A. DARI General Business N. Y. University, B.S., M.A. IDA E. DAVIS Typewriting Wilberforce University, B.S. ,Teach- ers College, Columbia University, M.A. PAULA S. DESMONI Typing N. Y. University, B.S., M.A., Hun- ter College. WALTER ECKHART Hirtory N. Y. University, B.C.S. 3 N. Y. Uni- versity, B.S., Columbia University, B.S., M.A. PAULINE EMERY Guidance Boston University, B.B.A.g Colum- bia University, B.S., M.A. LEETH FLOREY Erzglirb Lafayette College, B.A.g Columbia University, M.A. NEWELL E. GILMOUR Physical Edumtion B.A., B.S. in P.E., Syracuse Uni- versity, Life Certiicate. , ...., iii . ':- , A is Q 'ti A - ks, P- f.:3..q:i.. ar X 4 K . . if . vi Wa-' ' f 4 Q ., f . Fa, . l il ifivlf ffiffi si' .Qi f 13555. ' -,. 1 'N .WT .lffif 'T'F35.55-v.IEij.T::-E.k?'5-:. 'f' 'J .if-samsi H- Iii. g I . ,. ,,,, ,.g.g.+ag. DAVID GUEST Retailing N. Y. University, B.S., M.A.g Co- lumbia University. ' -:i5 !5i'r i' N31 , if -.. . 1 ll y V ,Q ' rf ' 'W , j ,jj j 'A'fP'i?viS'f': 1:i fix ,g . ..,.. Nj QL ft,-.Qf ,a -' Yrlgii MELVIN GUTTMAN Guidaizre N. Y. University, B.S., Columbia University, M.A. CSummer '57j. BONNIE HALPIN Phyriral Eduralion Fordham, B.S.g Columbia Univer- sity, M.A. BEATRICE HAMMER Filing 6 Steno graplay N. Y. University, B.S., Teachers College, Columbia, M.A. PARNELLE HAYS Ofce Machiner Shorter College, B. S.g Graduate Work Columbia University, N.Y.U, EMILIE K. JOSSELYN Englifb University of Maine, B.A. 5 Graduate Work University of New Hamp- shire. NY' LUCY W. KELLER Food Trade! University of State of N. Y., Colum- bia University, B.S.g N. Y. Univer- sity, Graduate Work. GRACE M. KELLY Library Potsdam State Teachers College, N. Y. University, B.S.g Graduate Work Columbia Library Schoolg B.S.L., Montclair Teachers. MARTIN KELLY Health Cortland Teachers College, Physical Education Certificate, St. Bonaven- ture College, B.S. g N. Y. University, M.S. MARJORIE L. KYFF Clerical Praclire N. Y. S. College for Teachers, Al- bany, B.S., Columbia University. JEAN M. LECLERCQ Hiftory Cornell University, B.A., Columbia Universityg N. Y. University. -A 2' az . .... ir.. . W..-f .- . Q. QI,-1 in Ji. ROSE M. LICATA Drerfmaking 6 Derigfz Traphagen School of Fashion, Uni- versity of State of N. Y. 5 N. Y. Uni- versity. A ..,'V MABEL E. LOCKE Record Keeping 6 Bookkeeping N. Y. University, B.S. ' 3225 ' L' . . ,V . . ky, , . - ai. . mi... f - Q, .V Y is M. , K, 5- af 2 3 1 F ,ai N W 4 if R ,ea ., ., .. . MERRILL G. LOFTHOUSE Law N. Y. University, B.C.S. 3 N. Y. Uni- versity, B.S., M.A. A MARGARET B. MCDOWELL Hirlory William Smith College, B.A., Ford- ham University, M.A.g Columbia University. EVA M. MERRITT History N. Y. University, B.S., M.A. :ws-S1 ROSE MITCHELL Pbyricfz! Edzzmtiolz Savage School, N. Y. University, B.S., M.A. MARY V. MORRISSEY Secrelarial Practice N. Y. University, B.S., M.A. ANNA S. NOVAK Englirb N. Y. University, B.A,, Graduate Work, Pennsylvania State College, Hunter College. KATHERINE F. O'BRIEN Efzglifla College of Mt. St. Vincent, B.A.g Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity, M.A. Eli! fr 5 K. GRETTA ORDWAY Ezzglixh Vassar College, B.A.g N. Y. Univer- sity, M.A. . .h - ,. S fa . Yg.. ' . A w., .1 - ' gg . ' E .. I 5 '- GEORGE PIVARNIK Typewritiug 6 Steno grfzpby Hartwick College, B.S.g Columbia University. an . .1 MARY PRIMERANO Beauty Culture Marinello Graduateg University of the State of New Yorkg New York University, Hunter College, City College. MARIE D. REAGAN Gefzeml Bufifzerf 6 Typing N. Y. University, B.S.g N. Y. Uni- versity Graduate School of Business Education, M.A. M5 a-.. , ,, FM, N 1 Ir.. 'f . e. 5' . .. ' -'fini ' W1 -' ALICE RANSONE CflfEl6I'i!l Manager B.A., Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio Stateg St. Luke's Hospital, Dietetics. BERNARD ROFFMAN English G Hirtory N. Y. University, B.S., M.A. CSum- mer '57jg Graduate Study at Uni- versity of California at Los Angeles, University of California at Berkeley, Columbia. TANYA G. ROMANOFF Burinerr 6 Arithmetic N. Y. University, B.S. W-av 'Q , 'L iffzrmix- '-'s R W . Lk , I ,ff re' , ft -tf is . -It L .i 1 -f .:.-.iilzgv 'P ..1.,:'-e. . ' . MORRIS SHERMAN Bnrinerr Arithmetic C9 Office Machine! N. Y. University, B.S., M.A. ELLEN SMITH Bookkeeping N. Y. State Teachers College, Al- bany, B.C.S.g Graduate Work, N. Y. University. MARY E. SMITH Related Science jamaica Teachers College, N. Y. University, B.S.g Columbia Univer- sity, M.A. GLORIA ANNA SMOLEN Art 6 C rfzflr Parsons School of Designg N. Y. University, B.S.g M.A. LAURA C. STIDD Stenogmphy 6' Typing N. Y. State College for Teachers, Albany, B.S.g Columbia University, N. Y. University. SOPHIE STUPPIN Slenogmplay G Typing N. Y. University, B.S.g Graduate Work. STANLEY TOMASIEWICZ Law 6 Arithmetic Manhattan College, B.B.A.g Colum- bia, M.A. ATHLENE WASHBURN N zzrre Teacher Teachers College, Columbia, B.S. BERTHA GENNET XWEINBERG Bufiueff G Guidmzre N. Y. University, B.S.g Columbia University, M.A. I J. WELDON WELCH Hiytory Columbia University, B.A.g Cornell Universityg N. Y. University. fig MARGARET C. WENDEL Ojjzice Marbinef N. Y. University, B.S.g Graduate Work. MAY B. WOOD Typetwhifzg N. Y. State College for Teachers, Albany, B.S.g Columbia University, N. Y. University. .NH - ELLA C. SHABES Re girtmr HAZALETTA VREELAND Regiftmr Roosevelt High School. VERA M. WHALEN Secretary Packard Business College. 'QP' V -,Amr lla! ii 'J I CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Leo, Mrs. Tufuro, Mrs. Pollack, Mrs. Tortoro, Mrs. Ransone. CUSTODIANS: Front Raw, leli lo rigbi: A. Senccn, P. Donovan. Semnd Raw: T. Connery, M, Zajer, E. Pisano. Cafeteria Staff Custodians U61 .1 --. N f .. ig: ,'.-. 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'. 2, ', 215.321-65:31 .- 7:,,.: fi. ., - 30 'ff' 'rf-. - -- f -:af lf-3' .'.'2g 4 H 1 . I' bay? -. .5 -P 3 . 4224-1 1 .:., es mm Sophomores The Sophomore class was welcomed to Commerce by Dr. Birnbach at their first assembly. In November, the Sophomores held an assembly in which Mrs. josselyn, the Sophomore Sponsor, explained campaign procedures and rules for election. The class officers which were elected are: Prerident, Pat Marcukg Vice Prefidefzt, Janet Daniellog Secretary, Barbara Sala- moneg Trefz.rzn'er, Flo Cody. The Sophomores held their annual dance this spring. It was a huge success, and those who attended enjoyed themselves very much. Sophomore Council Lefl 10 right. Rau' 1: E. Ferguson, J. Bil- angino, F. Pacciatore. Row 2: D. john- son, J. D'Alessandro, C. Hanczor, K. Watson, K. DeChent, A. Cuberta. Rau' 3: J. Pajer, C. Stingl, R. Manfredi, B. Val- edes, J. Forcelli. Row 4: C. Pantaleo, M. Troia, C. DeVito, B. Chase, S. Canning, A G. Florin, J. Lombardo. Histor Tag Day was sponsored by the Sophomore Class as it is each year. Tags were sold, and the money col- lected was used to buy a 350 United States Savings Bond which was presented to the most outstanding Senior for his or her services to the school and class. The Sophomores supported all activities during the school year. Room II Left to riglal, Rau' 1: D. Flowers, F. Del priore, E. Maher, E. Lung, P. LaCroix. Rau' 2: L. Ambrogi, L. Harrington, M. Corippo, K. Anderson, R. Caverly, M. A Douglas, K. DeChent. Row 3: C. Has sett, A. Liherati, B. Hesselberg, R. Bel lino, P. Corbett, H. DeCasperi, C. Gui dice, J. Bilangino. ,Q 45'-in Q ,wi Front Row, lefl to right: C. Schulze, C. Bailey, N. Vitale. Second Row: R. John- ston, R. Guidice, E. Davis, O. Ray. Room II9 Room ZOO Front Row, lefz to riglazx P. Berrian, C. Appolo, B. Adler, E. Bruno, L. Alexander, C. Bronis. Serond Roux' K. Barron, J. Bevacqua, J. Boyd, P. Albrecht, M. Caruana, P. Albanese, A. Camperlengo. Third Roux' D. Benharclt, S. Canning, C. Bowker, M. Carlino, C. Carboni, D. Acompora, R. Anclerek, E. Arclovino, F. Pacciatore. Fourzfa Raw: R. Burrows, C. Caslar, P. Angelo, R. Balone, M. Castaldi, B. Berkeley, E. Casey, A. Anderson. diana rd6. A: : 1, ' 4 . r ' ' iz-5: 1 -. Q :r- . --5. fi .- - ull? -.-. ill-'fn . r V ' ., ur . i-:g2?'f-- ' - 4 . - ., L .W-., :...,-'Qi . . , BEL 7 . -I - . . ..I . 'fbi' r I :SEI . .uf i . F5 ' ur' ' ' ,Jil I :Jw I 353' .i . :L gin V..f- 2- , 'L ,diifi -'rZ.Q',5f'2l, . ' ' :i?Eff'1:B 325i: '37 Franz Roux left zo rigbl: L. Coretti. Set and Roux' S. Chase, L. Copeland, -I. Clark Tbird Row: R. Chamberlain, M. Cran- ston, F. Cody, M. Cooper. Fourth Row. R. Caragine, J. Burns, J. Carter. . . X 1 ,:, 5- A ' -si-male-2, 2. .,.3'-f:- '125'-v:1,- ,3 ' I , 4 , 'fs K 2? .gl P. .., .. fi' - ' :.'1 :.' g l .5 -. ,h , - . 2. 4 - - , aglagga . A . , . 3'5 1 bv N .Qgdbm 1 I-lf 'x , .. X yi Room 2Ol Frmzr Raw, lef! 10 figbl: M. Coyne. Ser and Roux' A. Centoducati, P. Cazzala, L Cianelli. Third Roux' B, Cervera, C. Ceserano, B. Coyne, M. Cincotta, J. Col- lins. Fourth Row: R. Brennan, G. Carl- son, Boyd. Left to riglal, Row 1: T. DeMaio, L. Davis, L. DeAngelis, M. DeFabeizio, M. D'Ambrosio, R. DeFrancesco, E. Darville. Rau' 2: j. Daniello, L. D'Angelo, M. Dessesaure, M. DePoto, J. D'Alessandro, A. Cube-ta, F. Cummings. Rau' 3: A. DiFate, L. DelBene, S. Daly, D. Dauenheimcr, R. DiAntonio, D. Cullen, K. Derike, D. Demchak, J. Dessesow. Rau' -is I. D'Amato, B. Controne. D. Despon, B. Cubello, D. De-Monde, S. DiAntonio, J. DaSilva. Room 202 Room 203 Lefl to rigfnl, Row 1: P. Faia, F. Ferraro, E. Erich, G. Drop, S. Frank. Rau' 2: M. Ferguson, E. Ferguson, E, Driscoll, C. DeVito, E. Favale, V. Eclell, M. Ercolu. Row 3: A. DiOrio, B. Fedor, C. DiRenzo, K. Ferguson, A. Erskine, P. Donac, J. Erskine. Row 4: E. Goode, B. Gallick, B. Gilroy, A. Giazero, A. Jzinkowski, B. Harrington, J. Hessler. .'ii , .N A F5 . . Mx... 3. .. , .. r W , If 5 ,A K 2ii 2 . if 1. I - -- ,gif 1- 'N i Zhi I ,viiiaia F asf-iiiiw-ii: . efumskawe U .2 ff.: 3 ,le,LJ' ' fe Front Row, left fa riglal: P. Marsk, L. Lucas, N. Fordell, T. Giandeomeico, S. Lathan, W. Keating. Serond Row: S. Gilititz, B. Fiore, J. Forcelli, C. Francis B. Fredericksg G. Ritsgerald, M. Fusco, Third Row: Manningg A. Forshey, G. Giambelluca, J. Mallon, J. Genovese, C. Gilbert, B. Malota. Fourth Row: J Murphy, O. McMahon, A, Matthews, R. Lewisg F. Lacomparra, D. Magilton Room 204 Room 209 Lefz to right, Rau' 1: H. Harry, C. Held, I. Hahn, D. Johnson, B. Grieve, C. Kola- Chik. Row 2: I. Grubiak, C. Keefe, J. Kelly, M. Kerr, J. Hoggman, J. Carol B. Conrad. Row 3: C. Gregson, E. Gloseque, A. King, M. Kerr, E. Jennings, J. Harla, M. Healy, D. Kepler. Row -is A. Jarosz, P. Johnson, C, Heinzer, C. Hasse, D. Kennedy, B. Karsten. 1 o.x.ssff-if f - f 'rv'f i1a:a.ii3i.f:w:mH.,ii'.i..-mi Av J :V :..X:f,.:ff:.:'fMvff5 f!!SWlE'?Ei'- fl1i83 HF' 9 - lu n., ' '52 L . . , -.. 2552. ' I 5' . . ,, i 5'41,, 3, - Left lo right, Rau' 1: T. Liuzzo, L. La Monica. Rau' 2: J. Lombardo, M. Mazza B. Maiorano. Rau' 3: J. Powers, J. Snead G. Lanbero, M. Lire, L. Leinen. Rauf 4. R. Sacco, D. Saldamarco, P. Shaefer Row 5 .' A. Politano, R. Pollock, R. Russo . ':.',. :rig 'E5:5.:.:.P... -- ' .f:- ti 71 .- . . ' .-:.-u.:-::1f:. . 1. -' '- .:1--f .-f- '-.-.A ' . . - 'f f' ' -:' 5 ...h,,,.i lgihziam J ' V' -. -ag, ff: 6342. 1. 'args :mr W' S 7' 1' if ' 'T Room 2lO Lefl fo right, Rauf 1: M. Martorano, D. Madison. Rau-' 2: D. McAleese, E. Lyle, P. Marcuk. Row 3: B. McMahon, H. Massello, F. Reed, J. O'Neill. Row 4: J. Panlco, Schurko, L. Smith. Row 5: J. Pollick, M. Pelepako, A. Rago. 5 t A L Left lo right, Rau' 1: N. Multari, P. Murphy, C. Miller, C. Morvillo. Rau' 2: K. Morley, R. Palmiotto, C. Miano, A. Middleton, H. Nappi, L. Morrissey, E. Montesano. Rou' 3: H. Otten, E. T. Montesano, B. Medford, L. Mosely, C. Punt- aleo, J. Pajer, M. Mounihan, J. Nicoletti, C. Migliaccio, S. Mertick, P. Murphy. Rout' 4: J. Miraglia, C. Murray, M. Merlino, G. Meyer, C. Nyarady. M. Merritt, D. Paliotta, Melriick. Room 2II Room 2l5 Lefl lo rigbl, Rau' 1: K. Mullane, N. Todd, C. Meschan. Rau' 2: L. Schaefer M. Melchiorre, J. Montalto, E. Moore, V. Spattal. Row 3: M. Schrich, T. Man fredit, B. Palachak, B. Valedes, C. Mueller. Row 4: A. Sampogna, I. Stewart A. Vaccaro, D. Troia, G. Phelan, S. Molinari. .. ,V 'X S if QQ .r 'Le 2-, it . . f g. if . -T , I 7 6 4 1 .fea. .. LlIfif - I i'i .Y gif' PM Q? D 33? From Row, left lo right: R. Hoagland, L. Campbell. Serond Row: A. Palermo, L. Baker, B. Harris. ' Room 2l6 Room 220 Left 10 rigbz, Row 1: C. Pohorence, J. Polidore. B. Pigiet, B. Picken. Row 2 B. Walden, B. Patterson, J. Price, L. Piotrowski, E. Purcell, B. Pollock, R. Tarello. Row 3: E. Partelow, N. Peskie, J. Porcelli, S. Pugsleyfj. Petnuch, L. Peterson, L. Phelan, U. Patrie. Row 4: J. Urbinati, J. Troccli, W. Stfoud, T. Wazolek, S. Wojda, K. Zajac, B. Teborsky, J. Thompson. 1' , YDv1'Q . e, ,......,M,..f:,2en1ae.aii.'1L':!'r se 'f-H' i:LIT:i2.3S4lW-i.mSl3W'77 2 a. - '55 '. SIXTY,- 1 . .5 '1 ,, . , 'xt' . .gl '..k.s'l- N 'aw' 'v. 1 1 1 . . 5 kk ' ' . S -.I .a , r S-Siu I 6 for - -H . 'RL x '. 'Q 5.. 14: J s Lefl lo rigbl, Row 1 : C. Susek, R. Schurz, J. Sturges. Raw 2: F. Smith, D. Silvestri, L. Spano, E. Tinkler. Rau' 3: D. Sullivan, M. Semanich, A. Spaeth, M. Smith. Row 4: C. Surovy, j. Stemenson, C. Stingl. ., 1 -:qv , X A 1 1 ff' 1 3. x 'W .fin S ' ,-5.:-'- 'Sf' X . 1 1 U' E ' L ei ' 'ul N' 411. 1-.WSI 4: Room 30I in if- Left lo rigln, Rau' 1: D. Taylor, B. Sea- man, D. Swanson. Row 2: L. Symons, B. Sidote, Tidmarsh. Raw 33 L. SiC- liano, B. Schwarzer, S. Thompson, D. Schoenheit, R. Starro. Rau' 4: K. Strand berg, G. Sunde, L. Simchock. Q K3 r 0 A' , .,.. 1... g,,,,,fW..,,. ,ogg f.'. 4,.,.... . f: - f Left to right, Row 1: C. Schiavoni, C. Sandala, A. Reinberger, B. Rasuld, B. Samp- son. Rouf 2: P. Rowe, A, Sasko, B. Salomone, B. Sarubbi, M. A. Salerno, V. Roberts, M. Savarese. Rau' 3: E. Rodriquez, F. Roberts, S. Radar, B. Ridzik, R. Rosini, B. Rice, K. Reichenbach, B. Salzano, J. Salcala. Rau' 4: T. Rosse, M. A. Reilly, P. Reilly, M. J. Rogan, J. Robbins, D. Rose, P. Raleigh, M. Reiff. Room 300 Room 302 Front Row, lefl lo right: B. Wright, P. Wszolek, D. Zuk. Second Row: L. Troy M. Troia, A. Vaccaro, G. Watson, F. Tondra, J. Wojcicki, U. Welsh. Third Row M. Urana, A. Winkler, J. Wolfe, C. Warren, W. Urban, j. Valone, D. Zapp Faurth Row: S. Troendle, B. Veygel, L. Westerpield, M. Warholy, K. Wirth J. Tynan. 42 1. ar' 41: My 1. S ef '-f ,tl I ,.:,. -. -- - 1 - - .px QF. I' I :Q , Q. ,,, M YW L L, X 3 1 aff'we,ff,,i!3Q.+f 5, , f 1 f i - ' A ' e 4 J , , A- g Q r , 1 1 -- . -' ' ,, -.' I' ' -. f. A - . ,,, ., 4 :Jw 5 , ' HW? 5 5 X5 X7 R ' ' H ' m I 'ig 1 2 5' N T 'f X ,Ng Q 2 5 uk. K EE' uw KST! 5 ,k 1 IV. :L :Lil Y A .. A ' 1,- x rkky N! In Q' 4: if .v f '! .49 21 -6 t!-1 .gf X E261 E W x' Ti' u .11 W ' we k 3,55-I ,,.ewf,' i ..- ,. .. 1' I' .-. :F ' giI':': ':: f.:::'2':::'I'::: 5 U., .1 25- - 1 fi 1' 1 'A 1'1 Q ': ' fr 3'-A HI: :: 5.E:::::1::i:?:::f!:::::1::::'2?:'f':':'I2'-5':':'2':':Ti:'IT:45tA:A1':':'?':':'2':'ii':'1T:'1':'.4l:':'1':E1' fi.:' Eh::fi2::E?::5L:'::E::L::f ' E: :W f':f2QilA V I . . , , .. , 'W N 4' ' , .- - :T :A3E:73::E::f::i?::::5i:5zr-'- - 129. S FL 5 gp., ., 'I I 5' fffi:-L,1..-.zl. A ...G 4... .I I 2 ., f In K y-1 S -, :fig 5 - 'WSF' ff: ll 'Q Ifhl' Junior Preridenl Mary Ann Maruschak A very exciting and enjoyable year was had by the class of '59 this year. Last year the class of '58 voted on standardizing the school ring, so the junior class this year was not able to select their own style. In january the class ordered their rings, and when they received them, they wore them proudly. Junior Council Lefl m right, Row 1 : M. Sansone, F. Pow- chick, M. Vatrano, M. Romano, S. Cas- taldo, T. Hicks. Row 2: G. Bailey, C. Porusnick, M. Cubello, J. Montani, L. McAllin, A. DePali, J. Costabile. Row 3: C. Legas, D. Phillips, E. Herdrics, T Pinto, J. Hartfelder, R. Hendrics. -Iistor Trearurer Ann Parisella A week before Christmas, Commerce had a beauti- fully decorated Christmas tree on display in the lobby. The juniors were in charge of this Project. The Junior class had their annual dance this spring. Many students attended, and it was a success. The year was ended with a class outing. After an active year, the Class of '59 excitedly awaits the thrill of being Seniors. Room II5 Left to figbl, Row 1: M. Bonanno, A. Bain, M. Adams, R, Barbone, E. Ander son. Row 2: P. Brennan, J. Apollo, M. Arbi, J. Boyka, E. Agnano, P. Blasetti J. Brigden. Rau' 3: J. Baeder, L. Alber- telli, B. Brady, G. Bailey, C. Berardo, L. Becroft, A. Barone, C. Barton, P. Atkin son, P. Bramberry. Left to figbl, Row 1: M. DeI.ieto, D. Artili, F. Cushman, T. Fedor, S. Corbonaro, V. Galiolo. Row 2: C. Kiener, J. Sylvestri, G. DeMartino, F. Berrigan, M. Vetrano, C. Brenthel, M. Rossi, P. Scuibbi. Rau' 3: M. Valentine, D. Cummings, C, Davis E. DiDciullo, E. Linke, M. Sansone, D. Petregalla, F. Amodeo, E. Riller, E. Raps F. Cirieco, L. Mastropolo, Rau' 4: K. Piliero, H. Chadwick, M. Riolo, B. Godin R. Russo, E. Blair, Tocco, R. DeSist0, J. DePalo, A. DeMai0rebus, S. Carbonaro Room II6 Room II9 Lefl to right, Row 1: C. Legas, A. Bunch, H. Walker. Rau' 2: B. Pasquel, B. Vales, D. Wigfall. Raw 3: I. Cassero, L. Rossi, D. Phillis, R. Rassero. 1 1 vsgig fszl.. . v I 5. r . .- I? . :Ig ' v -- -. - :. ' 2:1 . ' 21: - P . 4 345, N If :gm gi. J X' . I v '. V ' -4 .Lfr-. 'fr' 3,3 v I: 1. .J 3 Lef: to right, Row 1: T. Bell, D. Custer Rau' 2: C. Byrane, J. Cerasuoli, D. Can- zio. Rau' 3: R. Baranck, S. Castaldo, I Calois. Row 4: R. Brundage, D. Barrett E. Davis. s 1, 3 'ith .Pr- - 2 .l.f sf12ifa21Pff-- - 5 .- . ., .- :5. ..--251 ' - . ' f- . - - ..,,-qu. ., .. .. .- -.'-if-Y12:5: t5332i7'if1' ' .f5:g:!'f-' . 35:51:25- ' ,.::-' ', . ' .--.:ff,:. 5 ' I. . zcfillf W, Room 205 Lefl lo rigbl, Rau' 1.' F. Cascarella, R. Caprarp. Rou' 2: S. Bubbico, S. Butler, G. Butler. Rou' 3: Brigden, R. Calbu, J. Buzzutto. Rau' 4: S. Belton, T. Bires, D. Baltuch. Lefl to right, Rau' 1: D, Corrento, L. Copeland, M. Cubello, D. Colesanti, E. Chester. Rau' 2: L. Crosby, B. Coleman, F. Ciotfi, J. Chiulli, A. Conti, J. Corso, C. Cipriano. Rau' 3 : J. Costabile, A. Gill, P. DeMeo, G. Chianese, M. Colonnello, S. Fabrico, R. Ciliberti. Room 207 Room 208 Front Roux lefl lo right: J. Donovan, C. DeYorio, T. Dudley, R. Ducla, B. DeLuc- cia. Second Rouu' G. Downey, D. Desimone, S. DiRusso, C. Cuozzo, A. Defemio, J. Doherty, M. Czerniecke. Third Rauu' F. Hendricks, A. DiPaolo, P. DeCarlo, R. DeLello, L. DiPaolo, P. Dondero, M. Dicicco, P. Daly, R. Loughlin. Four-lb Row: I. Kriklywi, B. Kinnally, VU. Maxwell, A. Impallomen, A. Haley, F. LaMonica, G. Moresco. T Lefl to rigbl, Row 1: T. Feraca, C. Gasparri, J. Ferrier, E. Fraleigh, H. Eckart, P. Giordano, J. Forzano. Rau' 2: J. Fortuna, M. Gilmartin, G, Hedberg, E. Hen- ning, B. Henneberry, W. Haemmerle, J. Guadagno, C. Haley, C. Hibbard, M. Gillette, C. Grubiak, R. Henrichs. Rau' 3: J. Hartfelder, M. Hazlett, G. Heymann, M. Elliot, P. Frischman, M. Cruio, B. Geisler, M. Giannotto, M. Habich, T. Gilla, B. Hamm. Room 2I2 Room 2l3 Lefl tofigbl, Rau' 1.'A. Kinsella, J. Horky, J. Knizeski. Rauf 2: V. Janos, L. Kaye, L. Intervallo, C. Jones, C. Howard, J. Kyle, M. Horton. Rauf 3: P. Hogue, G. Jackson, S. Kabiaka, A. Hayko, E. Kusiak, P. Holborn, T. Hicks. Row 4: R. Pros cious, W. Moore, R. Pazienza, T. Pinto, P. Pazienza, L. Nunez, T. Quinlan. L 1... A . Nr-' f-.wa 'f i - ' '-1-in ....'! .-3. .p aw f . 1.4-2 -E4 fbi-.3 Y L - Q- A r - ' ' H' .ei ' 'x , -. v,-'SQ A ' sa f.,w'.- 4935: -59551. yr: ,E- -. . lxnq Q. J. , ,Lg w ., . Left ta right, Row 1: S. Levine. Row 2 M. Maruschak, V. MacKay, A. Mullins Row 3: E. Marciano, M. LaFamina, E Morganelli. Raw 4: M. Lyons, M. Lewis I. Milne. Row 5: J. Loughlin, D. La manda, T. O'Leary. '- ay. 535552 If-' -.!: : ' 5 . ' .s:sss- -5+ 1-. f 25555 - ' I., I . zf ., Af I n 'ng' - Q hr fl Q -gif. - .,- . , .' -. ' ' - R231 y 5 - -x .' -J-f J. 1' : ' if F lxl 1? . Room 2l4 '. Lefi lo fight, Row 1.' L. McAllin. Raw 2: S. Neville, V. LaRocco, Meinzer. Row 3: M. Miskacl, D. Orza, A. Lyon. Row 5: B. Newbauer, A. Musella, I. Montani. Row 4: B. Osika, J. McGuire, L. Lagis. Lefl to right, Row 1 : D. Sogol, A. Sheedy, J. Roberts. Row 2: M. Serena, D. Silka, E. Shirka, A. Ricapito, P. Rizzo, M. Romano. Row 3: L. Scofield, B. Riker, L. Rothing, j. Saltes, G. Stegman, J. Roche, A. Spallin, R. Robinson, C. Salter, T. Romanchick. Row 4: G. Richardson, J. Pryzyoda, A. Spezzo, P. Skrabut, C. Sam- mon, S. Silva, R. Salvador, L. Smith. Front Row, left la right: E. Taveniere, B. Teekle, C. Tocco, P. Wineski. Serond Row: J. Vaccarino, E. Wandzilak, J. Tulipane, M. Tortorello, I. Zumar, D. Whalen, J. Stein. Third Roux- B. Vivan, N. Steinberg, M. Upshaw, M. Vemola, J. Warga, C. Thompson, R. Tallo, V. Tracy, P. Stepikvr, P. Stelzer. Fourzh Row: F. Ward, V. Woods, S. Webber, J. Welch, B. Torelli, V. Zampini, G. Untener. brf DF 5,1 I-J' W -4: -u r 151,111 'n' ,A I 1 . .. .5 f . I fi,-if ,m fg ,,jp25EQEi:3:55f.. . H 1 -a?3:u4Egg-ii rzh I. '. . . : - ' xv. 3 1115: ::.E1:'Q, :'r -' A .' - .. if kiwi: , ..ai1I.p - ' xggfli: ' .a1ri:f'f' ' elif? I' V- 15? i' Room 303 Room 304 1 ,, , ,, ,, l , :i : : : -W .ut-If : 1 . 155 - if -.: ',-::,: 5::5f:gs:.5: ':':4:':',-.',-.f.-,-.f.-.: f ...:..,. ...A.. . ....... . 2:':3'::. -vig .4 ' 1 5 5f1f :'1.1 ' 1 :' ' LZI3 ' ': 1 W w .4 I .f.:.f ,l L 1 l 1 g: , ,.,,,,,. E 'WM . P Dt A. LEURETTA UNGER Prefident MARGARET BURKE Serretary . T 'Ib fffinf JULIA BLASETTI Vire Preiident PAULINE GARAFOLA Treafurer SENIOR COUNCIL: Front Row, Iefl lo figlol: C. Pollock, C. Apa- dula, E. Chabra. Serorzd Row: L. Murin, S. Pegram, S. Allen, A. Blair, C. jambik, L. Pilcher. Third Row: E. Flynn, R. Scerno, P. Micciche, C. Wolfe, A. Baird, C. Wilantowicz. Senior Class Histor As we turn back the pages of time when we too were Sophomores we think of the very first time we entered Commerce encountering upon many strange faces, who as time passed by became friendly and helpful. We were brought together in the huge auditorium and introduced to Mr. Goldberg, the Principal, Mr. Whalen, Assistant Principal, and Miss Emery, Guidance Counselor. Here we were informed of our duties, rules and regulations. As we set forth the next few weeks we came across many problems as did the Sophomores who preceeded us. These problems, as we look back now bring smiles to our faces as we think how small they really were. Among the many problems that occurred in those first few weeks was trying to find our assigned classrooms by asking a Senior who would tell us to take the elevator or else give us the entirely opposite direction of the room we wanted. Then too, there was the problem of getting use to our new teachers and the difference of work in a High School from that of a junior High School. Almost at the close of September we had our first assembly where we were introduced to our Sophomore Sponsor, Mrs. josselyn. She told us about electing Sophomore representatives and how to go about making our campaigns. She also told us that she would do everything she could to help us in our Sophomore year. Soon after our campaigns were under way and election had rolled around, we chose as our President joan Acampora, Vice President, Leola Gaines, Secretary, Ethel Chabrag and Treasurer, Anne Blair. Their assistance helped to make our Sophomore year a successful one. October was now upon us and with it came our report cards which were one of three things, good, poor, or bad. Also came the first General Assembly which was based on the activities that were available for us such as G. O., Red Cross, Ledger, Cheer- ing Squad, Choir and the Argonaut. November came holding in store for us the taking of pictures for the Ledger, which is assembled and put together by Miss Smolen, the Annual Variety Show, and of course the wonderful Thanksgiving vacation. Returning from our vacation we found that December was already here and those first three months of school had passed quickly. We saw the halls of Commerce being beautifully deco- rated and this along with the warmth of the traditional Christmas tree Cwhich was set up in the lobbyj spread Christmas spirit throughout the school. The Christmas vacation, along with january, February, March and April, with their many school activities, flew by rapidly and became part of our fondest memories. In May, we had an event called Tag Day . Its purpose was to give a bond to the most outstanding Senior of the Senior Class. fav Shortly after Tag Day we elected the following class officers for our Junior representative: Leola Gaines, President, Carol jambik, Vice President, Ethel Chabra, Secretaryg and Anne Blair, Treasurer. june crept up faster than ever and before long regents had come and gone and all we had left at the close of our Sophomore year were the memories of things we had learned, and of course, our copy of the Ledger. September of 1956 came and we once more returned to Commerce feeling more at ease. We felt comfortable and waited to enjoy our junior year. We were now up- perclassmen and directed the new sophomores no longer to the elevator, but to the new rooftop pool. It was our first assembly that made us feel good -- from the balcony we were promoted to downstairs. With Mrs. O'Briens' aid, who was our junior Sponsor, we selected our Senior rings. These rings were different from the year before. They were gold with a blue cut stone much like a college ring. November came and the Annual Variety Show was performed by the Commerce students. There was the honor of watching them perform and feeling that we too were a part of them. When we returned from the Christmas vacation, we were excited about our junior Dance, which turned out to be a success. May came and we found ourselves once more selecting candi- dates for our Senior officers. Results of the election showed Leuretta Unger, President, julia Blasetti, Vice- President, Margaret Burke, Secretary, and Pauline Gar- afola, Treasurer. Two changes were made while we were still juniors. One was that we were to have our Senior pictures taken during our summer vacation so that when we came back as Seniors we would not have to be bothered. The other change was the loss of our U81 Principal, Mr. Goldberg and our Assistant Principal, Mr. Whalen. Their places were taken by Dr. Birnback and Mr. Gawchick. By now we had received our Senior rings and our copy of The Ledger which marked the ending of an enjoyable Junior year. In September of 1957, we found ourselves once more back at Commerce, only this time for our last year. We looked forward to the many school activities that were yet to come knowing that each Senior would try to par- ticipate as much as he or she could to make this last year at Commerce a memorable one. November 4th was the Senior Dance, Cabaret, like all the dances at Commerce it turned out to be great. Also in November came the Annual Variety Show, Parade of Stars, this time the audi- torium was filled to its capacity and was very successful. It was Christmas time and the Senior Dramatics Class presented the Christmas play for the school. Without the help and supervision of Mrs. LeClerq these plays and shows would not have been possible. On our return from the Christmas vacation, we found ourselves en- tangled in many activities such as selecting caps and gowns, rehearsing for our graduation, and best of all, getting ready for the Prom which was the most gayest and happiest highlight of all our school years. Our school days were now over and we found ourselves marching down the aisle of the auditorium receiving our diplomas and last copy of The Ledger. Now we were on our own to face the world with all the knowledge given us at Commerce. When we look back on those days we will remember all the fun and happiness we had in that school of memories, THE HIGH SCHOOL OF COMMERCE. JOSEPH ABBANDOLA Bookkeeping P, ROSE ANN ABBATIELLO Serretarial JOAN SUSAN ACAMPORA Bookkeeping SANDRA ALLEN Cofmetology - . ..-.1 .-.1 5 '-f'11: o e ee Se e A CAROLYN AMOROSO Offe Maflaifzef REGINA AMSZYNSKI Serretarial nw ,, ESTHER A. ANDERSEN Secrelnrifzl CAROLYN GRACE ANDERSON S em'elfzrial 1. . .9 X.. Q, 539 401 GLORIA ANN ANTON PHILOMENA BARBARA Secretarial ARELLO Dren Defign '. : I ' A 1 '-- - ' .--'. -z' '-'- 11'f'.'1-'. ' .4-'. ' .-:5:'-'-'-1:-52-:riv , CHARLES APADULA Bookkeeping PHYLLIS CLAIRE ARCHER JANE ARNINK Serrelarial Bggkkegpilzg - if-ff . 'Eiq VALERIE E. BACHTIG Bookkeeping ANNE BAIRD Coxmetology BARBARA ROSE BAKER Secretarial BONNIE BAKER ,B AGNES BARTKO C ofmetol 0 gy C leriml Practire , ,J ,.'.' .EE,l lfifzsif '1 ' -l-1 3' -A - A ' 3159 ' 1': R E. E N N i A A E L f A ,EEEE ' ififffigitijfififff. CATHERINE BARCA Office MdCbilZ6J 'A M' An? gl S X ' wx if v 3 ' ' y iffij GERALD BARKER Clerical Pmclire JOAN BELL C oymetolo gy BARBARA L. BERARDI Sen'elarial ROSEMARIE BERNARDI Serrelarial JEAN BEVERIDGE Serrelarial g.. Ji 'lfidri Fig:- 541 I421 ELAINE FRANCES BINCK JOAN BLASKO Ojice Machine! Serretarial ANNE BLAIR Sea'retarial JULIA BLASETTI Bookkeeping 1s:1'I-fisiimfe .1 24: f eeee-A 1 ..... '..,.:. I CLARE M. BOLAND Serretfzrifzl JULIANNE BORKOWSKI Sen'etarial AUDREY JANE BRENT Drew Defigzz WILMA EVELYN BROWN Ojjzire Marlainey LILLIAN BUA C mmetolo gy JOSEPHINE STEPHANIE BUCCI Offire Maclainef KAREN BURK C I erica! Prfzrtire MARGARET BURKE JOANNE THERESA BURRONE Secremrial Bookkeepfffg . E. ..1.E1:'111lfi1 41A'R AAf-I ffQfJ EEEAEE Q A R,RAR.., .E,.A, i'A RR ',R,:., 'AA' A PHYLLIS BURKINSHAW Food Tradex ROSEMARY BYBEL C leriml Pmrtire CHARLES A. CALVELLI Offife Machine: U51 2' W: 'Y -:. C123 441 MARILYN CAPONE Secretarial JUDITH CAROZZA Se rretarial PATRICIA CASACCIO Comzelology JOHNNY A. CASALBORE Food Trade: . 'f MARIE A. CASTALDO Serfetarial JULIA CASAZZA Sefretarial ANDREW CAVALLO Ojice Marbifzef LORRAINE F. CAVITCH S6L'I'6ld1'jlll LOIS CERONE S eeretarial nf' ETHEL CHABRA Secretarial RRQIE if ,.4 '.'- U A' A - ROBERT A. CHRISTENSEN JOAN DOROTHY CLARKE Offe Mafbinef Secretarial be ,e., L.e: .ee a eaa ,A,.,,a , .,,,, , ...., 3' . Q ANNA COMO C leriral Pradire DOROTHY CHINCHAR IRENE THERESA CIOFFI SHIRLEY CONSTANTINE C efmeiolvgy Ojfire Mafhinef Caymemlagy I, f4s 53559. S9435 ,X fx' 51.3 :.1.5'5Iii- . 2-,-.-1:- .4- ..-.,-1 'I W 'f . .a':'352 M61 ELLEN COOKE Secrelarial FREDERICA CORBINO Secretarial JAMES CURTIS Ojiee Machine! NANCY A. D'ALESSANDRO Drew Dexign ',:.. -'55 1, Y .-::-f,-5-::,-:l:.-::.',-,-Jr .:1..-.:L.-.:.g-jj-f:Q::- ,..-.-, ':.-C -3 V. -ggif-gg,-g.2.f:,',-.f. .g5f.5.:-53.555-1-gl: pg,-gg:-g.-sggi.-:g:3:f ' . ' Q , 5-.. ...gp 14, ,.::.m::,.,-555.-,-5555, .. I -'.-.- 3 :'-'.-.' : -'L.-. 3 :,:.- .... :-.1 5 .-,-,- 5 sr,-1-gs-gg A r'f?' CECILE D'ANDREA Comzetology DOROTHY MARIE DANY Bookkeeping ROSE D'ALESSANDRO C ofmetolo gy BEVERLY G. DAVIES Secretarial KO ROSE DEPALMA ROSE ANN DIGIOVANNI Secretarial Clerical Practice .' - ' Y -':' 2 2 .11 ' i c cl A A ...- I ii-1:-fi -'f' ' i JOYCE DESSESOW Clerical Practice ANNE DEVITO MARIANNE DIMASE Clerical Practice Clerical Praclice ANTOINETTE DINTRONE S ecrelarial GRACE D'INTRONE Secretarial ANNABELLE DONA D Cofmetology IO 3351 .1?'::? E481 ELENA RITA DONATONE GAII. P. DUFFY DIANA DURSO Retailing Secretarial Secretarial CAROL DOUGHERTY Office Maclainef PATRICIA DRISCOLL Secretarial it I i , f Aii if ':': - Sf ' -vv' Z -2- 'f.-.- : '-'- :ii -::-. .-.':.- : gm., 'F x PATRICIA DUNDAS Secretarial JOAN EISELE C ofmetolo gy ELIZABETH ELSROTH Retailing 4 W, fa,. :-V k.,,V S ,. k,-: if gn I 'Er '11 ,f MARY FARNSWORTH VERONICA M. FLEMING ELIZABETH ANN FLYNN Offe Marlainef Ojfce Mfzrhillef Bookkeeping JEROME FIELDS Food Tmdef CLARE ANN FISCT-IER Serretarifzl oo,.o Aooo i ooA Q BETTY FLETCHER Ogre Marhifzex BRENDA ANN FRANZ C leriml Pmctice CAROL M. GABRIEL Serretarial fb WP VT 21 L49 Hifi 'Fffff ffff- .f:'Qf-'fz'-Q 501 . 52. f M sf' C 1 EGFR ! 3 ' 5 LUCILLE GAMBRO NATALIE GENTILE Cofmelology Ojffce Mfzfbifzel If PAULINE GARAFOLA Serretarial . . A ' ' i .-,', ' . ' A'f- -,,- Hqfk RRR RMNEWWRA fu ini' i ir 1 1 Ev fi QEZR ARE wi NME? ,,i- A ARLENE GENESKY MARGARET GEORGE Cferim! Prfzffife Sefrefm-jg! BARBARA GIANCOLA C leriral Praftire ANNA GIORDANO C leriml Prarlife GERALDINE GLUS Secreifzrinl I JOSEPHINE ANN GONDA Serrelarial Y. LARISSA JUDITH GOODWIN Serrefarifzl SHARON ANNE GRADY Sen'eIm'ial ..g41,,,h. l.,',.-.:,4, .:'-.--Q . 'Q MILDRED GRAHAM Sew'elfzr'ial Secretarial . -' ,... 1 A- l':z A .:g.::,lQ . A? z1I:5:.gI,. ., :.,, g ----f ' f , L Alf, I , I 'AA A PAUL GRENYO Bookkeeping PATRICIA ELLEN GREANEY ARLENE ANN GRIFFIN Ojffe MHFIJIIIQI Clerival Prfzrtire BEVERLY ANN GREGSON 51 'Q 523 .ia ROSE MARIE GRUPPUSO ALBA LEAH I-IADDAD LUCILLE MARIE HEBERT Clerical Praftife Secretarial Ofre Macbirzef DIANE PAULETTE GRUSKIN Clerical Prartire SANDRA ANNE GUARCELLO Serrezarial Il 'AlI:1'A A ::. 1 1- 3-: :. 1 3.51. II.. I a l N li - 43. ..,-, - .1:... g 1 ..-.,, if ,::. ..g:...,,-x.. ... ., .1 - FRANK HENDRICKS Retailing ii ei A . ' - I..: ir f' .1 'A N Ik S MARGARET HAYES SOPHIE MARY HRABSKY 0,0756 Maflairzef Sem-erarial ANN MARIE IULA Cleriral Practice VERONICA IZINICKI Sefrelarial CAROL ANN IAMBIK Secretarial MBIK BERNICE MARIE JOHNSON JO-ANN CATHERINE JA S6H'elal'ial Segwemrjql .I -. ...-. Z -Af-: 'fff I , A'AA A ,.:. , .-,A- A .--- '-' ' Q 1' Q' I Q iw. ' I A- A W I ...K CHARLES JONES Bookkeeping DOLORES ALBERTA JAROSZ JUDY KELLY ' .. .' I Cleriml Pravtlfe S94 791211151 pa 'f 3?f3fQ:25Ef??4 541 JAMES F. KENNY Ojife Machine! ARLENE KERR Comzetology MAUREEN KIVEL Sefretarial Ig'f.,:..-:T '53.v55E:gg.1.' ':':':j3:':-Ei-1 f-C?5:,',.. 41. PATRICIA KOCUR CAROLE ANN LAROCCO Secretarial Boolekeepifzg I SHIRLEY LADREW Senelarial E I Auuzl MJ, ENES LIBERATORE Secrehzrifzl CAMILLA LIND Secretarial PATRICIA LOLLOBRIGIDO Sefretarial Y 'fr JOAN LONGOBARDI Secretarial .... '-'-' '--f ' ,.,,.: - MARY ANN LYNCH Sec're1arif1l A ,... , . 1 lr JOHANNA MMQKAY Clerical Prm'tic'e 'M E Mg . MM JOSEPHINE D. MANULI Cafmefology wwf PATRICIA ANN LUPICO MARY MACLEAN LOIS MARY MARAVENTANO Sf?L'I'6f!lI'jlll cfm-111 Pmdife Cl6'l'il'rI! Przzfticv U51 .:4. . E 561 Qi MARIE MARAZITA Ojjife Mfzrhiflef DOROTHY A. MARHELSKI Sefrelfzrial NANCY ANN MARTYN Retailing ROSEMARY V. MASKARA BARBARA MATTHEWS Ojffe Mfzclaifzef Cleriml Praflife JANE MATHERS Secrelfzrial BARBARA MAYER Ojfve Aiachifzef SOPHIE MAZZAFERRO .S'erretarinl ROSEMARIE MAZZEI Clerinzl Prafrire ,MARSHALL MCALLISTER Food Trade! LINDA MCCAULEY Ojfire Mfzfhizzef JEAN C. MEDOVICH Sew'etm'ifzl ,. .,' .. ...A U I :-1 1' '2AAA1g 1f' 1 - ' I ELIZABETH MEGLIO Cofmetology PATRICIA ROSE MICCICHE Drew Deyign PAULINE MICHALKO S ec'retm'i,1l CAROL A. MIHALKO Sew'eIfzrial fav sag IUDITI-I MONTANI Serretfzriol JO-ANNE MORRELLA Secrelfzriol New' PATRICIA MORRIS Se4'1'elo1'iol BOB MUNRO Bookkeeping II . I .-.',',t-.-7,,:q.gg5-:::ff.-,- -. - LINDA MURIN Food Tmdey 'IRII JOHN MURIN Clerical Praftice MARYANN MURPHY Ofice Mfzclaifzef CLAIRE MURRAY Secrelfzrial 'TH PATRICIA NICHOLSON ROSE A. OCCHIOGROSSI Secretarial C I erica! Pmrlire . .Q , IVI: M inl Q, SUSAN O'KEEFE S e rretarifzl ,. ARLYN LORNA NORRIS Dreu Defigzz ROBERT C. NOVAK Relailing f L., .,-,- D EILEEN O'CONNELL Sevre!.4r'ifzl ELAINE MARIE OLSZEWSKI Sefreinrial RENEE MARGARET PAGLIA Serretarial ,..g- 1:59 M' LORRAINE PAGONICA Sefretarial ,. ,E ...,,. .. . l:1.A.::.:,:' , .- YVONNE PALLADINO Ojjlire Marhirzex ESTER M. PARADISO Serretarial i601 ANGIE PARASILITI Ojice Mafbifzef -'-- ' Q. 73 ESQ' 'Q'2?5J: ': 1? -'---.-.-. 5 .'.ff aifrsf-E-?' '11-'-Li:'2:2'3'.1fr?'? . ,..,.,: . M MARY PASQUALE Serrelarial WILLIAM PEDERSEN Bookkeeping GERALDINE PEDULLA Sevretm'ial SHIRLEY PEGRAM Drew Defigfz MARYANN PELLERIN MARILYN PETRO NANCY ANN PEZZULO Serrelfzrial Serretmifzl Cferiml .Q .'..zL ,', rl I'.:VG 1 .l,..- . Pffzffife H JA, ,, I A4. Q ., lilaizl, .:A LORRAINE PERRI Secretarial NANCY PERROTTA Serretarif1l MARY ANN PETRONE C I eriazl Praftife ROBERT PHILLIPS Food Trfzdef MARIE LOUISE PILCI-IER Ojife AIIllAZ7ilIEJ' E734 f61 .l 621 CAROLE-LYN N POLLOCK Secrefarial MARYANN PRECOURT Sefretzzrial -v:-- -::-- ::- MARGARET M. RAI Cleriml Praclire SUSAN POLLOCK ELIZABETH MARIE Cleriml Prartire RAMAGLIA Clerifal Pmftire ANNA M. PRATO A CAROL QUACKENBUSH Ser1'e1f1mzl C l eriazl Pmriire NANCY REUTTER Sefrelarial TT DEBBIE REVELLO OHIFE Mafhifzei BEVERLY ANN RINALDI Offfe Marlaizzef PATRICIA ROBBINS C leriuzl Pradire PATRICIA ROBINSON C leriml Practire I A ..l2 '-11: I 1 b-f-1- Q -f-- gl :.: -: .1 .-.- if-I - '-': ' MIGDALIA RODRIGUEZ Cofmefology DOROTHY ROMANCHIK Cofmelology ANNA ROSSI Serretarial - -. V, RITA ANN RUGGERI Cowzelology , . '4 I 1 :-if-: WJ PATRICIA ANN RYAN Secretarial MARTHA M. SANTORO LUCIA SAVA Cleriml Praclife Clerifa! Pmdire 'H' 'lik 'Q' if-Q 'W - '-1'ff'::::::2' ':r:s.51f5:-i-1':': ::91f3f-1 ':-Li: . .. 555:-1-:fff-1-zfiiz-2-,:s:?' .' - Qf3:5g2i'5,fgff1fjg.'.' .fff.-.'l::3'-I5::-j'j-,z ,-:.':f.7?iE:755::!i:1jq-:- , I r.-.-1.-.'.g-g-'I-::-'-' .'22'::5,15:.'5:fff.':F .zz-'-'-1:-gr'-,.f?y:::g' ..fg-.- .-f: 1 1 1:-Z1-155.-:sa-'.f. ::5Qq4:-39:1-1-2-55 fy.-:3:,3.'..,g:.-.t-515:-- -. 'iff '55 .If '- Ei? 'f557i:'-'-'ffif-F52'Pl-211' 'f'f5FJ-'555?iiif3:2. ' L: ez- ' ,-jglza-55.:3Y.g?5'gQ:53: j.g.55:?:.55:555gggi+ ' ' -' '7F52'5i'g 'iz-'-Qfflii-1.-5 iii-ji:':2.-ifr' ' MARY ANN SALVAGIO Serrelmial LUCILLE A. SANTARIGA Serrelarifzl LAVERNE SAUVE Secretarial Jos EPHINE MARIE SAVARESE Cleriml Praclire ROSE MARIE SCERNO Secrelarial MICHAEL SCHETTINO Ojflce Macloinef MARY ANN SCHMIDT Secretarial YVONNE SCOPINO Office Machine! SANDRA SCROBOLA Secretarial es: A Q . - .,1i: I . .:,: NANCY J. SHEMETA Secretarial DIANE B. SIDUR Secretarial CAROL M. SILKA Clerical Practice ANNABELLA L. SIMRANY Clerical Practice . ,v..-,-,-.. .I ...l iii:-s:4S:i2s1 L'-'-'E 'QQ'.'l', pg ,'g.f.. 4 'ul- E651 .if ' 5, 'F' 661 DOMONICA SIUTA Secretarial FLORENCE SMITH Cleriml Prfzrtice ANNA MARIE. SPAETH Secrefmial -' N f . E 1' - LOIS SOPRANO ROSEMARY D. SPINELLA Offre Mfzfhifzey OEM Mzzrhinef GEORGE C. STROUD Serretarial CAROL STURM Cleriffzl Prfzctire ANN IRENE SUCHOWACKI Comzelology e 4 14' ,Aka ff. w .QW K . -.Q , ,H M 3 3 K R Q ARLENE SUNDE S e eretarial MARGARET TALLON S e rretnrial LILLIAN TATE C l eriral Praflife CAROL JEAN TOCCI Cleriml Practice R.R.- E , ,,e. R- RR ,. ....., ,.,,::...:,. ,.,., , ,.,.......,,...: .,,,,.,,..,1., , 1 . ,,..,.,.: ,.,.,, , ..,.., .R .RA1 1 WR1.1 Q 'R A 'E JEFFREY TRAINOR Ojife Marbinef CHARLES TUBIOLO Food Tradef . ,,-:1.,,-., G.. .,, 'lf-S'i1?.f!:!1f-F .,...,..,..qi.,,. -.: ..,, -7- x LEURETTA PRINCESS UNGER Secretarial ee 3 ' RRR R .i.. . . we A f? x TJ K DONNA URQUHART Clerical Prnctire E671 ll 3 ?Q:2i:. 5:73 681 PATRICIA A. VANDERWERFF ISABEL VIOLA Serremrifzl Sevreffzrinl LUEGENIA WEBB Food T7'!lLf6J' 1A. A M o Q A A f -1:1- f 1l4L'1 BOB VAN TASSELL Ojire Marhizzef PATRICIA VIAFORE LAURA WASKUCH Office Marbifzef Bookkeeping CAROL WILANTOWICZ S9C'?'6lIlI'ifll JEAN WIRCHANSKY Ojffe Mfzrlainef ALICE WILLIAMS Food Tradex ETHEL M. WRIGHT Relailjng 1 I 1 '. .,., .,:: Z LIIA CAROLYN WOLFE Secretarial . , ..,. W? aaa .. 4 . W5 , If 44 WILLIAM WHELAN Retailing ELEANOR YACKO Bookkeeping ARLEEN ZAHENSKY Serretarial -an EDNA ZAMBO Serretarial IRENE S. ZUKOVICH Secretarial hhwa 'J M I69I -I-ffiiiiiff-PQ-3252 1 ,.a.,3.,.f1 .,.,., HELEN BRATUMAL Office Machine! P3 ANNE CARROLL C l eriml Pmctice N STANLEY CLARK Ojice Machine! 701 ELIZABETH COLEMAN Secrelmifzl I 'gf' -'fffff :'-: - 255-:fi-e:1:': :'- 'fil Ef-A RONALD COLON Retailing 'V A N NNNLL ' I I I FRANCIS COSCARELLA Ojire Afflfhlllej' PATRICIA DALY C l eriml Pmftire ROSE MARIE DEANGELIS Office Machines ff' ALICE DEMAIOREBUS Comzelology DOLORES DEMASE C l eriral Pravtiee JULIA FERRARO C l eriral Praclire BRIAN KINNALLY Ojfre Marlyifzef I '-:: . I- 321 --.' -.-, -.,'.' Q ':4,:: ..,., ,... . ..,A I .,fL5 LINDA MAZZOFERRO Ojffe Maclainef 1.5, MARY LOU NEUNDORFER Clerical Practice GERTRUDE PADLER Clerical Prarlice CEASAR PASSERELLI Ojfre Marhinef U ggi, g..- .T. ..- 1 I' 175 1335? 4 - E , .. .W 'x 'rJ- Tv 1 I , . -QQ-: 153: 721 MICHAEL PASSERELLI Ojfice Marlaizzef MARY ANN PROCIOUS Secretarial IANA- -ff' -2-'-4 4- if - : ' . .. .Q ' ' ' R , .,-.. - . .-...-.... BARBARA TECKEL Office Mafhifzef JOSEPH VULPONE Offs Macbifzef Snaps Where's the Horse? .. She's My Baby Doll!! .. The Gang's All Here Baby It's Cold Outside Pretty Legs .. The 1960 Model Car Sweet Smile All Alone 741 Food Trades Chef Boy-Ardi Training C enter -we ,aamaffi Beauty Culture Office Machines Il Could be You Dangerom Affignnzenf' 5-KA ?-9 I 9? 3 a A! Q 153 ik 5 'if 'M Retailing The Price if Right iq 4 e P Clerical E s Co11jidef11ialFile f .A 221 FY wife F 1 5 x E-uf-'l ., ,lx . f - i ' lvl ll' fm Bookkeeping Tir Tac D011 gb KM Dressmaking Queen for zz Day ,l Secretarial You Afked for It QQ gi if ' ktigggl ' if 2.f'f' .. . in--. I' --2:15:19--:. ' ..' ' Life. 1. mv WW 'fi Ji' -.af if qlingjz :'J-:figs iff: . Z' iv? fl gif.. .r'fn:.i-iw1fg:l-'!.,'l''-?.:? :i:Ev?'- ..-- ai-' ,. -1 ,,...' Ffa -5 1 if at 5,1 f .T ' N V. ,.,. 74... .,,,,. -A+ ,:.:.,,,.:.i- X' 'Q 3 1 .-- .,,g. .3. f ' U .'Fy?4.ggXff'f,,.-gr .., Q?:gf3gii:.'.'5.-.2 in Essaf ? 1' J' Q.: mf. ,. J. .fin x , 'liiffflt'-. h ,. ..,, 'Q .1 Z, . f ' Q . 2 R A . I E in u, M1 E 76 ::f ,Q' The Beauty Culture course at the High School of Commerce is offered for a period of three years. In the sophomore year classes are held two periods a day and in the junior and senior year four periods. This course includes all phases of beauty culture such as manicuring, scalp treatment, sham- pooing, sculpture curling, eyebrow arching, marcel waving, finger waving, facial treatments, hair shaping, permanent waving, hair coloring and hair styling, The students work closely with one another in performing the above tasks. On Friday, which is set aside as Shop Day, they rendered these same services to the faculty and student body. After receiving 1000 hours in beauty culture the students are eligible to tal-:e the N.Y.S. Hairdress- ing Examination, which includes a practical as well as a theoretical examination, and then the students receive a state license which entitles them to practice hairdressing. Before graduation, all of the senior students are placed in beauty shops as all-round beauticians. fwfwwih mwwnrftmw wmv- .,-, ij-is !'h1 -5 fm 35.5 5? , U .. -1 .5 LT. J :-.,..,' ' :E . . .. 'Q-vs - za ' - -.glz -' 5131 N fi 'ilasifa ...:.2::2:-'-El' - . . 1-.14 A- 3 ,.,,3.'..-uh.:-U. ..t--' ,!:n:n.?- , .e-.-- Students become familiar with simple state- nents, ledgers, journals, posting, and closing of 1 set of books in the beginning course. The ad- ranced bookkeeping groups learn single proprie- 'orship and partnership entries. They also learn mow to analyze statements for the purpose of con- lucting a business more efficiently. The students ire prepared to handle a complete set of books for 1 small business or a partnership. Also, they are 'amiliar with work sheets, petty cash books, in- 'ome tax forms and pay rolls. Students majoring in this course are required o have at least two years of bookkeeping and .dvance-d. In the last year the pupils have two reriods of bookkeeping each day. If J l fi at ,.,t . V' .5 l- - . -MK V , - fi. '13 .U ,.. H, , .,. ,, gt t , kr. V .- 1 KV? 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These students also are trained to make payrolls, to keep stock records, to file, and to carry on with banking pro- cedures. Correct ofhce procedure, personality, and attire are continuously stressed. Self-responsibility is one of the most important keynotes in this course. 'Ng .'i9 ii,, 3' 3 I tx K l r rag M W Zi- 5if:':5f' 11 ? .:'. A if '3 lf : 5 ..,455..., -HW. :D 'k 1 Ia: -' ' . l' : lfia. . ' ..w,:- ' f, -'El 1- - fl- H 55-Q!-:?:S.:.tih A. l D M : Q: 'z '.3?5x5,.. lf..-lv-'-' ' . : 1 Z 5 1 3.'- , 'i'll-ll'-'.:- , '- ' s.,igg-,hh ' .55 I 5 n I 1. - , . '-:-ggaziini-A i 1:25-E755q:Q-315iii:'.?.Z5gQj.jJg2,..Ir F : . iii, - 124 ' 35:5 , ' '. 5 a - 'ffflf-'5!,zw:g, ft., ',-.ggf-f.g..,::,r---.'g-,, 323.1 Ez'-QEES5:-,, 1 ,555 'Q , ffgz 5 ' 3 - . 1 'f-nag.-.zihfgaz-' -' '- ' 'Q - 1:-1 -l':- - ' .Ferl 4 ' .aEffF!::f.-.-. . f --:-1:- :-'-:ff-Yi:--.-. 2 -' :'-T YP- . - i-I-IPF!!-I-Iiz: .L ..,.,,..w.1.,?.S:xMa,. 3 ,ga .u . Y .. ,, 5. '- . E - '55 ., . - '. M, 1 1 1' . -3 me -2. . - .i :fn ' 1 . 'LS 'g ,. 1.'.,Tf'iv .','.' fg ' I . ','.- .' A' ' . ::::::g, . K ' : I-fag. 'f-f-s:25y:f.'.,.., '- .gk , 455523. 1 1 ' -. . 1 f' KH. 1' 5, 'f:?:F.2F?3!HgQi3 This course is planned for girls interested in clothes and styles and who desire to create and produce their own gar- ments. Throughout these three years of hard work, one- half of the school day is spent in the Shop Room, and the remainder of the time is in related and academic subjects. The course includes adapting and alterating patterns, oper- ating special equipment, fitting and finishing, copying models and creating original designs. Upon the completion of the three-year course in dressmaking, the girls are quali- fied to fill positions in establishments. . .'.. -.'.-.Q-.. 'ig' f' iii' L ' D 1.4 .-an . A .155-' .:?' 5 :E::3':?'f':':' fsfgzg' :Ti 'iii' .-Ly. ,i1.5.:fi55'..i5'. w'5i i'.:? '..:,1-,if-af fff:- -'-sutf-i.... . ' :lar nw- tli'-:1 '52s-.-.. .-:il- 'E' '3-5,-. ,qv -'--1',guf' :qiqcgug i' , l - 1 933: :az-uii. . .' ' f -LQ 522552. 55. :..-,,:.,f,.' f ' 1 .iw ',giiVii7':- lf? Eg --1- 2 t 'z':222:e:!' bpawgi 'airy .WF f '.:,.,1'-g: -gif.: .:'- .u. -..- 1 :::f.!' ..::g3::.:,: H - 1131- '-:- 5112- .'.'-:fin -it fit: E ' - :.g'.i: it 'Vi I?-512:5- .awaits LF' :S K,.:g1:5:-1-A FIN 32 , , 41' ' 1 If st , fi I 1 .3 . if -A 1. gf if .I lr if . A, RW' 'Wt .QI-1.3. '-v-nur,r6'tp . Nw t .:.A, , .fi xx .,... ug .r 1 ' -- ww- The Food Trades' Course of the High School of Commerce aims to give interested young people sound training in food preparation and service. The work is so arranged to students to progress rapidly in this promising field. In the Sophomore year, students are given instruction in the care and use of various kinds of equipment includ- ing electrical appliances, and in the preparation and service of simple foods. The junior year offers opportunity in the use of greater variety of foods. Training consists mostly of preparing large-quantity recipes. The Seniors perfect their skills of the trade, by working directly with the employees of the school cafeteria, affording opportunity in quantity cooking. Supervision of classroom shop, checking of foods and equipment, are projects in the training of Food Trades' pupils. 1-nf' Q., .E'g:'3g. L 'f---2: ' '-:.a1 .1. - --,fiaa-:few 3 ' '5:?3'5Ei:i- 'Elf Jef.. 1::9a::,-.. 1 .,5: 5 5151151251 A.-?',,'.1gqQg:g.:.w :ii'- 'iii .4 -. :fiiiE'ii1:--.. .iff :n gif- : 12 'F-ei!5!!i: 44. in iz? .ai 11 :zgrrazz .. Jia f Mgr? , ,if ,. 23331: A f il' ' .. H .. - Rafi ' 2' ri' ..1. ' V' 4+ .-'.-122212-Q-Hire 5.--:L-.-. . '. ix-. . .- ..-, . . .- 'f .-.,'.-. ' ,.,,.g-. . , .-.- ' .. 1 ' -. 2 T A I , . yrgg ' 1T1 1x-., f-:1-3222- ar-.. 5 ' .if ' r .1 353- 2 r .: '. E- ff:E55,1'.-::.., 1 ' i -5 A - 1 . 'giggi f :5 .' 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By the time a student graduates from this program he has obtained a workable knowledge of office machines for obtaining positions in office situations. ., !:'5:.'-5, Q ' tg.. V 'gm1::' x ,sf -Q- I 1 I I S 4 5:2 1 ,,,?2fggj..j2,5'f I 52 tif. I, an V - -: - - r V-. .-,.:.g.-.-,.,,...g-f.-gn.,' - .t . . k. 4 'lbw X ..--lc. ...,,g..,-,-,.. - 34. i- ' . .:'-:-- 5I:'55 ' . ' I Fe : ' - ?f-'Q Y X ' C-:EESIEJH 4...-iq: 551, .:v.-1. .Q'.'.g..l: ' J ' .-: 1 w '.v I ' ,,.'4 1 if -' -:4 H r li. ::-Q-,Y : :-Q-,-lf'-E 3' 'f',?.Z?,:F.3'55-., :'F:?I?-,fI.-:.ZS1S' 335i':ff7f-'l7,7'.11F,1'.',7,7''.'57' -:f-.f:- '. 2' .zfg r1':-i-::'-- il 5 if - . ki ' -5 5 -- ' . ' f ,, 1 -. 1 'l . ' 5.+ii r Fx F . 'Til it .giii - aigg' 81 52 E' .sf . . it , c- f, . ,. 1 Y t A' .4 I , I '. ' ,h I' fl' X .4 V L gy g 1. . nf 1 t + .r '1 ,r J . .. , . y. . , .. .-: .M L 'J' j . w ' r i .z' 5: 55i'-' ,- . 4 . - ,A 2 -- . ,..ss:15f?.-5::frf , I bww '-fzggn' '- - . 3 1 : .- 2 , . - g , . A ,'.--:. :.,.-zggiz'-Qtr! . 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The plans last year for the expansion of our store have been fulfilled, Under the supervision of Mr. Guest, the school store is one of our most successful activities. i3..n 5. ' ' f 1 ' '- -www. . .'.:z.' fl? 1 ' ' I' 5 . . ' :. ' L .L ai... . 1- -. . . -. '-M., 1' - 1 1 5 ' - 5,4 -,,.- 5 -gtk? 'flgahr V . :t g .. 1' V ' 4' . U' Ei' I .' Q r 'xfr?i:ia:- :E 1 : 5' ul: 7 S: - ,- I 'FJ ' ' v -3 12 -5 ,' 5' f -. ' .6 , ,.2gf-.'i'f.:y:a2:f:,'.-,,.., 1 ' A 51. .f - -3 -5 1 . .,-.'.--:Sv ,:, G ' .I A 2 gfif if 1 if- ' 5 ,' 2' 5:f ' f fl il vzilzflzigiy 9533-11. lui! ig 5' Ali' i 'Y i 7 ' ' 1' -2' .l ,gf13:2:.'.a:5:'f....-.:.:'ii?:'fu- I .- . .: -:N A 1 I. it l. , 'iiliilfit ff A. ' .-T ' ' ..... .. - :fmsza -i mama.-: The objective of the course is to train the students to be secre- taries. This course is only given to pupils who have completed Short- hand 5. The classroom is arranged to provide a modern office atmos- phere from which the students may acquire a better understanding and appreciation in developing skills in the following areas of clerk- ship: Manager, job Clerk, File Clerk, Record Clerk, Stock Clerk, Stencil Clerk, Duplicating Clerk and General Clerk. At the end of the senior year, each pupil should be able to take dictation at 100 words a minute, and transcribe rapidly and accurately any material dictated. The pupils completing this course are qualified to any office situation and the basic secretarial duties with accuracy and dispatch. - ---az- k45:'?5:9iM'i: . ----f. 9!bha.whveenmew1!is+:9'r-2-5.nz-av-1:-WIP' 7f- l - . 1,51 Q: - I ' 1' I. gi? ' if .IIII . I it ,I i 3 1 .,:. pu. ' I.-f -. - gf fZ-.L ,... -'-- .ff1'55 Qi if 1 E f ' -' 7 I ,.,:,. .I I , , I I ..::'.-:Fi 3 N ' '- : 1 ' i 1 -' .--1-:M f'i' 1. I I I I -' . IIIIIII..,,iIm.1l ,: --- .. . I. I I 6 I . M . 1 : T: ' V ' . - - ' ' f . ' -t ' . Q' ' ' 5' . ' 1 'E .551 'Q ..f!5',: . - . 1 - -f ....--:1frv1f:'f- ' - , I I II II , Is. If? .III . ff' 8 g ..,... . .:.I l I I 1:4-,-1:-N I -1 ,if 5 Sp . I..'- -0555? :. -. .' , if ' .' :g' :SF 1 .,.-' Qrfffrr-Sr' ,ex 5 I ,. III I . . .IIPIIII I I .33 I I .,i I I . - ,I L : JB... --I 3,- II.::iI,.,I:- I I: :II I kv I I ,I .I. I.. . . as r I c ,. ' ' -- .. . ' .... fit?-i-l..-.-W-1.e-.fret 'i ' I 1 l!htA'Ii!l!,h'..1 nz.--4 .-... - ..- v... ,. , ...v,.n.,'..-,u..1..o.n2i1 --.. In the 845 Public High Schools of New York, Driver Educa- tion has grown from 24 schools in 1947 to 669 in 1955. In 1895 there were 4 cars in the United States, but today there are over 50 million. In the State of Pennsylvania studies of 3000 students, one group received Driver Education, the other group did not. The Trade boys had 45W fewer accidents than the one untrained. Every year there are nearly 2 million young people who come of age to drive. Half of them usually get licenses promptly. A student when completing both driver class and perform- ance instructions obtains a certificate which, for a period of two years, exempts him from taking the regular test and the test of 1 A gi ' aff, 3 'fl' 9 1 , .,i .. .a 'QQ sf I ,, ', if . F M 'wi fra ,i Q I 3 We Q 'du M , 1' - I f . ,V ability to read English. The holder of such a certificate, on pass- ing the road tests, may obtain a regular operator's license at the age of 17 with no restriction not eligible for chauffeur. In Commerce there are 52 students taking the course. At Saunders there were 64 students who took the course last year and 60 passed. A question was asked as to which is easier to teach, boys or girls. The answer is that they are both equal. But the girls do take it more seriously and are much more careful. According to surveys, less accidents occur among students with driver education instructions than by those who learn to drive through some other means. 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' In A .gl Y S fl on Wd gowns Be-Aedl co-eds Q1 'nose QCSXUJ 0155 'xicie Qxetvi 'OCQ-55. Essoqne Y ixoce CWS an OK '56 ' Yxoqo ,, E E 5' ...' - YK QM csc bk We Semox Mg dxgox oi :Bice-105. flmissa Goodw .IJ . ,wg if gy 415 Agfa, 3 f i901 MEMORIES by Lazrirra Goodwin Now is the time for all good men, To sit right down with pad and pen And start to write, then write again Of their past acquaintances. The start of the year is well at hand And future events are now well-planned. But past occurrences must be scanned Each intelligent Senior says. f ...... ' . .. -' ' ' ''Q'Z'fffff'Qf'fffjf'Q'2'ffffiQ'f'ff.ff,,.4' I L 'f X ' f'Q'Q'i,Qf:, r is ' is - - 1 r. .'.1::-'--::f- -51 .k::- ':l'-'- 1 :.'-:: -'-:. - 1:-'-'-1: 1- 1 :'-'-1: -.f-'-::-'-:'1 'E :D-:nf--: 4- - :. ,-::-, :-- , :q,-uw , - E ,- ' -,gf-S-jzjgi-igjigi'E5q:3Ei:jQE-jgijg jg '- , :fem :' j-32:1-Q-2-1:21'i-Q-j:j:3gQ',:32-ji-1:35511-' - ' V .-i:.'.-5.'.-.3::.g-.'. g- - ...-- 13.-ti, -.ur-.IMT ..... 2... 'jiy1:-..,1:':'-I-,-'::-I.,::-5.ugi.:-' ' 'V' . ' ., L:- 2 Our years at Commerce go beyond Only things of which we're fond Like walks beside a muddy pond With friends so tried and true. Remember dances in the spring, Guidance worth remembering, Our pretty graduation ring, And school colors, white and blue. .. .. ,,.i.,t,..+sam:.,w,M.. ,..,.,, ,. 2 -r f QQ E img iw ww ' - .v:.A JL f Z , ff, 3 :XG .- -'Ega- Now our Senior year is ending. Our thoughts to the past are bending. But many hours we are spending Thinking of the future gay. Many weeks in preparation. Day-dreams in anticipation. Then we'1l leave with hesitation On our graduation day. For the first time in the history of the Ledger, a Miss Ledger was chosen. There were eleven candidates, one from each senior homeroom. Students who owned G. O. cards were permitted to vote, with the results announced at the Sweetheart Dance on February 14, 1958. The winner . . . ANN BAIRD. 1 e ' 4 1 -1 f f i f .' I . r e,- c . 'K P , 7 ...,.:i,lt y y I, , y .'., ii i ' 44' 'Q i :Yagi j f ' 5 Mira' Ledger Ann Baird and her beau 921 Dominoes - Hot tonight Swing and Sway Cooling off with soda f 5 B ,IS ,,..aifQ'i I F A , '35 if 5 1515355354 , I f 41 I Q 3' The eleven candidates for Miss Ledger Mr. Dari crowns Ann Baird Miss Ledger I 'fi ' 4 f-fri.: I .: i ' -geni e 4 ' 1 4' Xi 4 I ,nz r.2'5i.-'ia .WW,L ,-, , 'z . 'J-':1'-'-':'1T'-?1i,I-Z-110- fa,- i941 :I ..z,.,l... .A,..: 2-1 -.5 . ,-,.. '. .',.., L.-iff' -1- - . Z- - 'f- .'. -ll: V N, -.5 Z. .I . Tl' vimwfw 554552 225.25932 r-. Ili 5l,?,..aFlTZ? 'B.-v-r'aBP,L'..l.g Sw :O'a'a'E: 'D3'f7B 53fD mg- pa. D U 2,.,m 3- 'Omg 4,.,, Upgf'1'J OU s QSQIQSRQQMQ ' 25-Q. f2ef5.ff1I:o-55 52Q2Sesl5wSea '-' -I np-. O- .,,.8o.E.m,2z::f5s'g 't'3E'2:-'aoazzfcs f:'ff2':? 5'E. 'D2 'Y,,Q BgHrnfPD'5mqqUQO,-,,Q,1: O... 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J 3321.1 1 H515 'lp 52 sfrfsf' Iss' Toe Dance Time ..,,v, ,. 'Q ' ,'.- .J v-Is.. 2 .- .-:.g. i..:' 195. Q. ,,NU..g, 4, ' W' fa.,,....f: : Singing Stars L95 mg nf x -1' : ' - '. - -.- '- '- 3' . ' - 1 5 . ' ' . --I - . .: ifiG3?:1:E53E:. - A , , , : , . ' , .' , ,. .-5-5-: : iTf' g A ' 4 -A R?.:55:5i:2525:2?'Sg:E3E ' nl . f31'::1.455 ' , -,3'55:',','.' -' '. ,r !:1!':j: .. ' ':E25EaiEf ' :2ui:251::rrE1' ':-ug 1 1 ':Aire-:-.-:1-2-.-e.-5-a25-5.n:f.- ' 'pm'-:. - 'su-.E1!',. . :-'-:5-:- , ' :ff:3k3 :3f:7:':t!5:l5ZZg '. :35f5:7, - '1:a1:- - . - ' . 1511: -eS-i1lz'?:'s-?:2.'- ' s:3E2:'4z . ' ff1E1'fi51E1' .-f 1-. 22135 'Irs if-Ep-:S-5 ., 'i4i1E:-:E1 A ' 4 1. . 1 .??f5:':2f52i:-i:- 2:2-:EI I :fi-1152 I 14. 25:1-:P I fl 1- E:-'R'-'I . .3221-AG. iziiiii- - '-2-:IA-'u', - 9:E'g:5,:5-:5-::':-1 :1i:2:E .2:'E5::' -f'1: :?2 ': 1 -:f':- -. igryfvff --'--251-2215-, 5 1 555: T., n 7 'EEjif,'5. f:-2i:E'5f5i5:'-SE ' r Wai, F22 45555 3. ' 'I'-' , 35222 , '- EIESQSES-:?:3:E:if' ' : ' .'k:1u-In--.. 4 Tw-:IF r ' :-5:-:El I ' - -i 1l52rf12a2P:2'l!1' - 3 ' - '- -- 'Wigs' T' -. 'f: , 5::5..i:.3xg::E::::a- . ' tg-'U'Q523j!Q'17g!3i?k E -5121-.111 . , 1T5.a?:2 .5-rf-:g ' - iw. t 'f-:-1:--' - 1 ' 2: - - . 2 ' ::g:5E:jE::1 ' ' - -,2:G5j5q5:II:i:?:g-:-5-- . '-,I I 'fb ,- ' I , . -' ' - The Bandstand W 4 Maddening, huh? Cha-cha-cha Pink and Black set the atmosphere for the Senior Cabaret Dance. The evening of November 4, 1957 was a gay and happy one. Being the first dance of the season it set the pace for future school dances. There was a door prize, an Emerson transistor radio, donated by Mr. and Mrs. Unger. The dance was a great success. ,quasi .. wuz'-EZ' l a . f:-,,,g.--:-.,..-.ga ,- :, vg.'.g:: ,.3g..:.g:g1-,-g -V 3i1!.ii25Z5Sr3?EEf-'V ' ::yg.12zv.g2v: 1 z- ,-,z-.g-g..::g.- 1 -mea , . ,vga-.1-:--g. g. . ' - ' s r 1 ', viii, I , rf ' . . vii. ,..nvl'9 I is QW W fl. FS CS- 3 ro 3 'j 5 ro Teenage Swing l ,ff 3 Vw ' ,M f H- A Y 'TIM A aww- E, 'X yn- I 5. I -I H,A, ,'35. J ali? Aung?- .: . :ag Y , . HL. . . .z:.:g.'. -. . .1-..1-, - 'a?E'L 9 ES? l'f:3-EZ-Eli-1: rfb: - , Z.g2i5'?:.?5g1:.lJ , -gi? . . 1 . 5 .5 '.','v'Xw.'.:.-.',-5. ' -fx: '. '- i :-- s-1+ - '-'-:YH f' f 3' 'r xffn.-2 .5uL:5J :'-,--E-lg. , ..- -a:-- r A 2 v .. N 1' 1-::. ,W--wgfie: ,PW 1 EEK. 'f ' 21 'f I.et's Rock! ee., -mm ,v.-.1,-,31:,. , ' ' 'min-.gq. , - -2. , - -g.'.'.,, 'S' ,' af-21:,:,-5-:fr:-,+'iz-.a:.p:a:.6-:- -1 . . 1HHHH?FW5n n . , I , '-.gf.a-:-:-:- '- '-.:3','.:.f. aa-15-: .' 1fEi?EsU?Ei5n 2 . .- ,iff-Pas-,-'.Ei1'.'.'f-' '-32142-:: .. if '.' 1 -' Q51 inrazv- ff - . 17 -1.3 - -' - :1?5 '. - I -Q' ' D r' . .... ,.,.,:, 1 vf . . A . V . .A::'.,.: I I , - : , :-...g,. . - . : .-- . -A 5.-:x.z'::5:::g,:v ' . - ,, 1 I - A' 5 1 Q1 x '. x. 5 .s - , I ,-j-zti-I-::-I-I-::.j.j-: 1. s - L . , 'WK 1 -' -3 . . ,.....-.5 , ........... .. ....... . - 1 I W? 1 '.':'35fu95: 37' sg? f?. Hg' A if ffl wma. Z ' J '- V K .251 . .... , . - .- :wif-an ' ..::ffi.-:fa .- sf ' 31. .im ', .1 .1 L . Q 1 ,Y 1 -:.:.e.- - - ' - i971 Snaps A H. I. On the look out for a boy Well! Caught by the camera I see you Gangs all here Commerce High's Harem Commerce's Pocahontas O! How we've Changed Sitting pretty Qi ,Qi E? i 98 B C D ,MQW F AME' ff 2 J g-- it at ' ,,, . g..,gg..-::....-..:, L eff.-,-.zf - g'g.'.-,l,'a'f'- -fi 254-5 F lfgivfi' fi -ig 'I .g' 3 1 .' 5 15- SH3igQ,W,,.l ,H rf If 'L,:,,. -.-. N -v. . I .N ,Y .t g . ....-.-, - n. ,.. ',.. 'H 2- 'ai ll . ff 3 -if J' A 1 iii, ,, 2 M, A T -QM J' . -'i',T, -.N A 'fm ' E5 '-- 5, A sn? 'Q 'I -S -49,- 'iw 991 '-v -- . Fifi . . ..1 fi:- , 1:-7-mm' 59 ' :.I 7 5E1ff :----: :.-I :: ix Y 1 .L-sz -- ' ffff ' 11.5-12 ,-::1- 1:x.::.:. Q :ga .ggi 1 . av- . -. K1 4 . fig-::-,Q -:-, .. -3:2--1 Elf-Q'-Af-1':'55-f-'-if-':'.' ':.-'.1:1f--1-.fggn-5 23:-::f::-.-:5::-.- .-ma 1-.f --.:.:xa-:-ss::-:-:-.:.g.p.:- l dv.. .V - I x Aw... ..,. 9 .-,ig 5-:5..,-,55.- f:,:z1ff,'v:Ef. .- T, X 'S X 'E J' -,-:AE 1 r ' .. Y ' Q 1 -r .- 3 QQ :Fw .- 4 'L' WV I N TA 1. Q s 1, H 5 m 4 x N X S PA, ,X Yo I ' I Lefl I0 right: R. Bybel and Blasetti, C0-Editorfj W. Maxwell, Art Editorg R. Gruppuso, Bzzfillefi ilflmmger. Left to right Jambik, junior Edimrg C. Boland, AdU67'fiJilZg Edilorf J. Abbanclola, Ant. Cirmlaliorz Mazzfzgery A. Blair, Circulnlion Mmzagery E. Flynn, Senior Edifory L. Goodwin, Feature Editor, V. Izinicki, Ant. 1001 Fefzlzzre Editor. 'ifgifu ' - nqxft-. Left to right: T. Bires, L. Nunez, L. Scofield, W. Maxwell, S. Castaldo, J. Bucci, A. Chabra, G. Hedberg. Left to righl, Row 1: A. Blair, C. Hanzor, C. Rooney, C. Held, R. Colon. Row 2: S. Wajda, R. DePalma, K. Burk, P. Dundas, R. Lewis. rf --... t:L13:5Z2:g1z1L 1-:ilu ' ,-ggi:-11t:'::13I:11l1-::.1-1.111-f:.,, - -. .,-g-,-.--...'. . Z'!1'J ::f'l171:FF. - .:....f E, . . .. Left to right, rented: P. Dundas, R. DePalma, R. Abbatiello, K. Burk, S. LaDrew, C. LaRocco, A. Griflin, M. Murphy. Slfzndifzg: C. Fischer, B. Munro, C. Apandula, Montanie, L. Hebert, C. Wilantowicz, C. Pollack, c. Jambik. 101 .r,lf:' 4 SVU' NX' 'AAb 1 W fl we .,f..,.,... .J if i'l.f?:ii., ii, 2 gm. ill, 'f s fi- EY: l 5 w ,. new .,,A iw f. N., iv-AL 12 .Af 2 .V W, if ji . . we ffl' .ff - l U02 Row 1, left to right: J. Borkowski, J. jarnbik, S. Grady, E. O'Connell, R. Amszynski, G Duffy, M. Schmidt. Row 2: S. Guarcello, D, Durso, S. Mazzaferro, J. Bucci, N. Gentile J. Murin, C. Anderson, L. Santariga, QI. Mcdovich, M. Graham. Row 3: E. Flynn, C. Wolfe M. Lynoa, J. Mathers, L. Goodwin, M. Burke, C. Amorosa, P. Lollobrigido. b . , 993' ARGONAUT REPRESENTATIVES - Row I, lefl fo right: Boyd, A. Como, N. Todd, R. Barbonc, D. Walker, E. Driscoll, M. Giannotto, N. Gorcl, F. Ward. Row 2: P. Stelzer, T. Rossi, C. Miano, B. Mayer, S. Guarcello, P. Albrecht, l. Viola, D. Durso, L. Maraven- tano, V. Janos, C. Gasparri. Rf1zv3.' A. Musella, E. Raps, M. Schmidt, R. Scerno, B. Konrad, J. Kmctz, F. Cinico, L. Harrington, M. Grippo, A. Ferine, H. Bratumil, C. Tinkler, M. Mclchiorre, Melnicl-2, E. Kusiak, E. Thiel. Rau' 4: N. Dinner, E. Rodriqucz, Bucci, P. Brown, S. Bubbico, M. Graham, N. Gentile, Carozza, M. Pasquale, D. Dauenhcimer, J. Salter, P. DeMeo. Row 5: R. DePalma, B. Fredericks, E. O'Connell, R. Taylor, P. Vander WerH, C. Anderson, M. Love, B. Macquade, R. Duda, G. Duffy, G. Stegman. , 3...4...j X ' 'T s 'i , ie.. in . fa I S w F1031 Left to riglaf, Row I: L. Nunez, S. Furregio, john Segatti, G. Ortez, Costa, J. Abbandola, D. Caparo, F. Silva. Row 2: Urbinati, C. Saferra, M. McAllister, B. Munro, R. Dunn S. Clark, G. Whittington, Menzie, Delahanty, Moccarelio, E. Ruyach, Manager. Row 3: Coach Hurly, R. Fields, Krajiski, D. Costa, B. Philips, Curtis, B. Blair, J. Mazula J. Rielly, J. Katts, Coach Monco. 1 R. Fields B. Philips B. Munro sg... If ws 5 ab iz -. . 2 l D. Hurley Coach This year's Saunders-Commerce football team, led by Coach Dan Hurly of Saunders, has been victorious for the second time in winning the City Championship. The S-C Team has been combined for the past five years. At the slaughter on Thanksgiving Day, Roosevelt was defeated 25-0. This was almost as many points as had been G. Whittin ton scored a ainst them in the whole season. The thin that hurt 8 8 , 8 Roosevelt the most, was the combination of Dave Costa's terrific passing and J. Maccariello's fabulous catching. Other outstanding players were Costa, R. Fields, Abbondola, B. Munro, Mac Allister. On the whole, the entire team was terrific in spirit and action. They knew what had to be done and they did it. ,X V' g t. cu-.v.qm .k E K R-7' A ,n hl L. Nunez M. McAllaister Q R. Capero 9 B I ct- 'ft 1 ' Q Mix 'T 1, 3. 4 it, 4 4. as 'Q is fa ' ii -1 2 .. ff if wt 1 l 105 v .,,,, f 'X 'sfwff' 1061 ll Q . f Front Row, left to rzgbt: W. Fields, F. Hendricks, C. Davis, B Phillips. Semfzd Row: M. McAllister, S. Belton, S. Clark, G Whittington, R. Fields, L. Nunez, J. Murin. WWW i A : ,V-z... , I . ,I '.q'xW:KX,' . J gt. .:.'g'g2 l .L:.. The Commerce Varsity Basketball Team under the irection of Coach Gilmore ended the season with 2 'ins and 16 losses. Many of their losses were close ames. In spite of all these losses the Commerce Basket- all Team went into the games with a fighting spirit nd played hard. In spite of all our losses we had spirit and heart by ich players as R. Fields, S. Belton, M. MacAllister, . Nunez, and W. Fields, brother of Romeo. wiv. .fi fylfxf 45 fr ,Mg Commerce's first victory came on the unlucky 13th which was against Lincoln H. S. on February 13, 1958. All fired up with their first victory, Commerce went on to only one more victory, which was the big upset of the year. Yonkers High, which was one of the top figures for the inter-city championship, was knocked out of the running by Commerce High School. Since the Varsity Basketball Team has the spirit and the will, it can become the City Champs next year. A. 'XL 1:1071 'zjyx Y, cs: .Q , gf, ago -aw Xl.2,TN W 5 on 35 5825652--sfo-O' 031' . 595' YNL C, 3 'lf . ' 1 1 Qgfbwegfsklx liege:- , gow Ye YGQQJJW -C' . G . 1 9' qx' I l 'Os .0 . all A Ye- Qs- X DYNQ'-Zoagesoae, 6009, G6 Cook is c34' 1. '1 l . . . , A,,4 v -.I 'l. '. 1,-, 7' . 5, .- , - ,L-tip ' r ' -l '5 I Iv . sv If f'fY v v 6 S 04? 'O . 1? -Yo 6 o JQ9QZ,45i232g25o, of 'Z 171' Q 0 , fi CO 5357.32 1961. I -30,58-MSG . 0610. - J, u 61.00 0tQ'as61Q, Je?-Q Coq . 4' . odgese ' Remo kgsmohj' 4721 003' OW 1 af , ' ,Q Oo! Q aff 2 f .'Q 4' J lIQ,.wb5f,,Q, Rqpog 60 QQ' X010 FM? fiosj 1' 'u 'i '4 '79-. The JV Basketball Team is made up of Sopho- more and Junior Boys who, under the leadership of Bob Schleiffers are trying to make future Com- merce's Varsity Team. This year's team looked pretty good although it lacked depth on the bench which cost them many a victory. The season ended with eleven losses and seven victories with many a close game. The S-C JV Football Team won one and lost four. Their only victory came against Lincoln H.S. Although S-C JV Football Team cam t I e ou a 1 to 4 for this season, Coach Sarno did an outstanding job in teaching the fundamentals of football to the team and in preparing them for next year's Varsity Foot- ball Team. fs. ggi? EL5'?.j '..--. ,,...,,'. The Cheering Squad of Commerce High School is sponsored by Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Halpin. It is composed of ten girls, the captain being Joanne Portanova. To be on the Cheering Squad, the candi- dates are given a chance to practice certain exercises and the best ten are chosen by a panel of judges. Requirements for this position are: passing marks in the previous year, no job after school, and having the necessary time and enthusiasm for cheer-leading. According to Coach Gilmour, we have a very high standard that we are sure the track team will meet this year. Although the team boys do not go into action until April '58, the boys have been trained and are ready to do their best for Commerce High. Good luck, boys! We know you can do it. ICQ. as O4 oZl 1C1? O41 if fl 3701-9510 . Qtalgfeqlz 1? 6 ,O ' 2 QP lf P 6' 3' O -20' . 'Qi we-. 6'40.r4jDlg :above - o,-06,2 'lf AQJ 6'01,' C05 e, Q 611 Q ggyofgfo e 4-2' 4 X. - H V .9 ll Ogle- 9' ga-5 time Q55 . 4-tees' 5 C o0'iS,3' 'A .'i'Set406 Mm. Q. rs ko 95 5 Ml Q i 'Y . W' 1 'QU' Oni YSJYSOWC-ox Q-'I on Ng. Sei 50 Yr. U09 1+ I 5 Xa qs x sxfew . we o et 419.-1 C9 W yew' 30665 960 vis. '96 Q90 9 oo QW sri fbgb The Golf Team, coached by Mr. Dari, faces a very promising season with a new crew of boys this year. They are: William Peterson CCaptainj, Ed- ward Boback, Gerald Powers, Leonard Cannavo, Robert Malota, Robert Giboy, Peter Nappi, Richard Dix, Michael Slattery, joseph Troccoli. Over the years the Golf Team has had an excellent record, winning championships frequently. The team prac- tices at a local golf course. The Commerce bowling team with a record of 30 won, 12 lost, is a city contender for the cham- pionship. After an unsuccessful season last year there was plenty of room for improvement. Through the direction of Mr. Cord the team has improved considerably. The top bowlers are Mike Passarelli and Dennis Roche. The five starting men are: Mike Passarelli, lead- offg Al Vanacore, third best average, Mike Schet- tina, middle mang Frank Tipa, substitute, Dennis Roche, anchor mang Ed Geares and Lenny Conarro, 'Za 2 '21 4, Qfalfoew tr 0' .I o . Q? Q 2 .H . 4' egg, - QAVQP f' f i C2704 ' C2 .Q I n. 1. E oi I ' -.J Q , 95' 'T' QQ' : . ' , , Q, , -' Q, .- '. D101 92 Ja. ' 51.- ' .. f '7' . Q. substitutes. 'P 1' 8 ??o ,Q rg, J :Q 1 t 4 0' 'f Afbqfofi eq 6010 O 506' OC? fr' 8.637 J, .6190 42,5 PP 427141 O-Y hi7r! 5' . Oefqc-'Q 6002 6: vj up 'Ga '41 Cz QQ of QW 'Yr Lf' ' fe 0. V 1' ' P 9 'Y O Wir S422 Q04-si' fro, lm QP' l?l0J. ' s 666 4 0066 obo 1 6O,' J I' - 6 A F! 11' an I I. .5 ' ' l'r l1'5f'C-2 f1?,,5JQ' fadf 'P 1f1Mvf,, ,uf in We , -M ' 1 Q 1114425 GC Sql! 601 ff- ' Q, 'N at vm 5 yplb6s,5Q 19496 AGC 4 . ago J Members of the choir have a splendid oppor- tunity of becoming better acquainted with more ad- vanced music than is possible in a general music class. The choir sings at special assemblies and is often invited to sing at various community func- tions. They sing both classical and popular music which they study for their own enjoyment. To be an member of the National Honor Society, a pupil must have as the first requirement a general average of 85 per cent or above. Other requirements include leadership, character, and service. The Com- u. , 6 1 ' C ard ' 8 C CGW, C e, ' o r 066000 ZAt?4fJ'4 X? of - O 63,51 e 5,64 merce Chapter of the Honor Society is composed of seniors, juniors, and sophomores, .. rf gfky? if 12, .... -- 'th T . .,.- . X QF Q v?'f55Qf,Q,. , 'eel re Q0 Q.. 6. 'wget' Ca g. .589 OS? A1 ox 02. woxmzzcgkh' I Q CJ. 0 e ' il-W Lcfillai O6 l S cow S WV 069' OVW Q ., Q -X nl lL3Z'q1s45'9 o o f Qaefhlgsgxc- 96599 l lll - fl: if ,151 0 I ll 3-'algal - i'f'q,:q11 , Ti!-i , fc. f' lla :J .I X , , . i 'nah ,. . I ' i. ' . J i, ll -x ft' 7 . .-Li, w U , . H ' fuzj I- . .,. ..-P V ig. . -- 1 1 ,of The Hall Guards are Picked to sit at the Palisade entrance, center stairs, and in the main lobby of the school. They are of assistance in maintaining de- corum in the halls during the school day. Their courtesy and assistance have been of great help to the many visitors who come to our school. They greet the guests and ask for their destination and, if necessary, escort them there. Since this system has been put into effect, there have been fewer people wandering in the halls. Since the citizens of tomorrow, who will become part of our civil defense of our nation, are in our classrooms today, it has been thought wise to train our young people. In our school, we have developed our own unit of civil defense workers. This is made up of a group of girls who meet with the nurse and learn to be nurses aides. The boys are instructed in first aid and the technique of rescue work. Q13 . ' E522 . ..1,.:-sw' :.v::-:.-.-.. N V. : -.-.',. ., ,' .. ,L .K .. U J - -'l if4u t ig I .. - ..-. v .. 155-1. , Q-'ffj fl! There are fifteen members of this club and their function is to set up, operate and assist with audio ' ' f C merce. visual education in the High School 0 om Under the skillful direction of Mr. Dari, students learn to operate movie projectors and slide mach- ines, so that they may be of service in the classroom and in the extracuricular activities. The Student Council is composed of twelve representatives of the General Organization of the High School of Commerce. These officers are elected from the senior, junior, and sophomore classes, They meet every second and third Monday of each month to participate in providing benefits for the school. rf, Nw 42 Calf, Wf' 0 'Q ' .0 4 ow 601. city Q 143 Of'?eO,F 13, at 's 44- If 04,8 Q it af ' W Y Wk 5 if l as ff' ' aetcstai' 9 9 Q . QCP' 00 x fmisyiiso' i viriliilvio 1 1 X. sotgatzw CSX' ! 'lro I '. I afffz- ' -W ear r Q, s- CX Q5 V Q, 0 rb'4'g5vjx4i' 'fro 06 say' aegxsxe 655589 R021 Q66 'vb '. Es- 07 5, w-lfWf5t5i'Zf? 5lii tg ,Q2ii0rSC5SieX- Ez00g,S9xolZotl0ge9e,g1 elfsjotl' .N c.'0g,- -pe-5, , C- llllxbaigl S6059 'AQMYEGSQ CG' g9'QXf596'a6'l' 1.19 Q05 X 1' Qt.X Qe9 OXQSQOQ9 42,00 OQQ0 go CCL i0 sv Cv 'QAQSJ ,Cy ps- YX e- '21 lNel6 X'?00'5'9oY' Xie, ib X,c'l ' C,'Q6'l' wg' 2- 5. xg. iQ6 l'i4Xll Qfxbg, A eq I avi x. ex 40 Q92 ' ra- S . sa Qtillx' tfixflmaxi a01xl55xio5e'g'li9rp . Q,-i Q15 N l Q04 e' , Nl .O Y- Qs-iq xkogoepew 5 'ood 3,5191 ' W Yhvbefi Q 6 O O 6 fb-fl, fffe-E22-9 62, 668 ol .I is wi g T. -I I 4 I - 25... ,.--..,.-',, -- .J ' ..':,: ... ..,-5'ff:.'f ,Eg ::-- -::- -- H ..'s1!i- ' at I ' QEMP31' Service Club Red Cross The purpose of this organization is to render service to our fellow citizens. The jr. Red Cross helps decorate for dances at the veterans' hospitals in the area and also puts on one assembly program each year. The jr. Red Cross is composed of two delegates from each homeroom. Mrs. Ann S. Novak serves as sponsor to this organization. The Service Club is one of the most respected organizations in Commerce. Through it, the stu- dents of Commerce are able to express their sym- pathy to their classmates in times of grief or illness. With flowers or cards the absent student is re- 1' ' ' Q-'lull u ',,::.5,...:x- Qi minded that he is remembered by the student body. Every meeting is attended by a representative from each homeroom. The club is sponsored by Mrs. 'Worothy Boodey. i fo, Iq If Al-,MQ 1 0113 Aful' JJ 8113 P791 j- P ,J 0 . R4 Pins gow' 111052664711 O. C .Slli : 86 Dio.. 301. A 6 -llldr tl an 4 1 Z 836 e c .. , - - r Civ 1,0 1 Q :pl C62 D Q? Sa o,, Q one , j I C 1,,l!,- DI. sserollrarlb'-'L J Sf Aliwil- A3 323 ca! C4635 ' S fi isgpe ' 1731 61ys0lj',y ,j'Q-.. sf. epeoaledes Q 4 16,10 aqdro, S sssro. . 861,114 Qt ask C S 1 12 J , G A, S -13 l9al7eSas,4,3'l Pkiefsolf 018:11 Caerq 5'6,,Q,P pta Gig! gs KSQAQA H766 55 R' 4 'gr 05, ' 1? 40. S'-Qld-' SU 4,020 ta, C-'fell aio,- OIG, JV R0 .po 0,4 5114 ' Q a . Qi, 'osgo if C6 S1111 405 ' pq ' U faq . Lg, , . I Q - 0 I , - otcbezg 157-iigqaifq, Q6Igjc?'C fgai2J'lQ6OZQ Q Ai or 6 5 flvdefofa, 4 11. Q-tbzifieq' kaq 214.65-i', Q Dgxivzlede J i C-haf 17'6si'7J',f-OAP01v..' . 161: , etc, , p .O 1251 , 7- 4, rad!! 8 ada QA: We 11138 . uyfllrk S011 P G00 Q0 . . A 1 I. A D- .A ls.. f 1, '. A . -gg.--. ., .. . wf-'- . . -, .. 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The duties of the girls on the office staff are to deliver messages, type the daily notices and other materials, answer the telephone, and assist with all the filing. By helping in the General Office, these girls gain experience in general office procedure. -.-:::Si5Q'E:-,-:35:-'f.-: -'.'!.gg.-nz.-,-,'-.-,.i:.'.: V 1-.-?3:55-'-1::-Z-Z- fi'5'53:f535:f- ' -'5x.Eg?5:,'. ' . :+I-55:f5553i:t ' ,' iii-'eifgi-235:55 . ,I ' 1' Office Staff ., y,,.'srf.Q-ogaoff fe,-42 efqrflf effo 83170. 2 QQCF . 0 . 00,3 i A ii : ':'- -. , J IAJOQ . ObK495'?2,b QI. GQ, o ack' U i .r.. 1' r .-.3.-5-5-r:25q'f2l22iz-. ..rr., ..,,. - -W' :,. 5 T W' 4'-H X-.IQRYI i. . U ,434 I r s L 4 -l YI' K- . , ag, iagxq xffzxbo 63' OK X5 rep Q06 5-V20'Ei.stl vOXX2.YM .ui refs' Yates . 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O. is a very active organization in our school. It controls the activities of the school, with the approval of the sponsors and the principal. Stu- dent contribution to the G. O. helps to support financially the various sports and activities found in the school. Through the use of the G. O. ticket the student obtains reduced rates to sports events, plays and dances. The Baseball Team is coached by Coach Dan Hurley. Last year's team came in second in the City Championship We had four boys who made All City. The following students made the All City Team: W. Riddett, R. Colon, R. Fields, C. Jones. Other outstanding players were: B. Munro, J. Murin, R. Walsh, and T. Buckley. This year's team look very good. The boys have the spirit and the will to make this year's team the City Champs. ze R: 5 fl, 'H Q Prix? V xx . fm .K .. . .rf LL... 1 . H 'Katia -::1.l5,:A.J: v ,L si 3' -, -L gi-.asa A V. ' Q Q, yL1L.-Aff. . ' . . l., g tgp K . , - .- - - - - ' . -. . .mi55155!iflrif?if1I5 '4WI??Ef? 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CORD VALERIE BACHTIG JACK SKELLY .owl is C ulrm F Snaps I See You I Want to Be Alone Four Is a Crowd She's All Mine Relaxing Rock and Roll Sweet Smiles Coffee Break He's All Mine Waiting for the Marines Perfect Couple G H A A J. , ' 'Amex iw? 3' A ' is 5 ff A L . xy. , X sa A 5? 5 fa F7 1 3 g,.g4,-22255-W 'fi x,, ie RX, 5 ' rl 3 'KLM ,f lvQ, ' 4 X Q 'F 3H3P LQ grgyk , C-....-.4 NJ La, 6? BMCEA , H 1 Nx Al I.- ', i I N 1261 MR. AND MRS. W. WALKER JOSEPH JICHA BILLY AND BOBBY MR. AND MRS. F. SCHWEIZERSON ROBERT TRINKA MR. AND MRS. W. BARTIK JOHN L. DARRETTA MRS. ROLAND HERBERT MRS. M. WINNICKE MARIE TORRENCE JOE POPPA MR. AND MRS. J. ROTH MR. AND MRS. W. CURTIS WILLIAM E. SLATER EES POLIDONY VINCENT GIACCIO RAY SANTA JEAN HERSERG FRANK BALGOBIN MCLEAN FRENCH CLEANERS HARMONY GIFT AND CARD SHOPPE LIM YEE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS F. ARGENTO RAY AND LADY UNGER MR. AND MRS. RAY GILBERT MR. AND MRS. SYLVAN GILBERT MR. AND MRS. MARTIN GILBERT MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR A. UNGER MARGARET MAXWELL JOHN MAXWELL R. D. FRANCESCO Boosters JUDY COSTABILE MARION W. GRIFFIN DEBORAH JONES EWELL SMITH FRANK CINNAMON CHESTNUT CLEANERS ANNA S. NOVAK VINCENT LUCREZIA LA ROSA LUNCHEONETTE MRS. A. HENDRICKS MR. AND MRS. J. BACH ROGER OLSEN ROSE MARIE SCERNO MR. JOSEPH CONSULU ST. PETER'S MARKET DOUGLASS M. ANDERSON SALLY A. JONES VINCENT FIANDOLA JOHN MCLOUGHLIN JOSEPH MIYRNICK JOHN SOLOVIOW MR. 8: MRS. B. DiGIOROLAMO 8: FAMILY MR. Sz MRS. BERNARD BROOKS 8: FAMILY CHARLES J. SENA V. DCIPRIORE ANDREW BUCCI MRS. HENRY P. FISCHER BENEDICT SCERNO MARY L. SCERNO RALPH NAPPI WOODY'S GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN men you think about it, the family photographer falls somewhere in the family doctor-lawyer classification. The photographer, like the doctor and lawyer, is called upon when major events in your life occur. With a fine studio portrait you can relive in later years the happiness of the engagement, the wedding, the arrival of children. A photograph is part of forever, and our studio takes this responsibility seriously. :le We are proud to be the photographer chosen to photograph your gradu- ating class. We hope that this is the beginning of a lifelong relationship. PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO . . . FLOOR wssrcnssmz .na connecticut 'Plan-1' U X . o S9 rw as e Q v 59, - In Z - 5 'va 5 A 65 45 2' Ill! 0 J, O f 1 5 ie Q' S is jf -19 127 f1281 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIUIHIIIIIlIIIIHIIIIUIHIMIHIN IVIIHIVIIIIIIII llllllllllll I ll NIIWIHIHIHIHU I Illlllll Ilillllllll IHIV llllllll I Illllllllll I I WIIYIHIN Il I Illl Ill I I Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllll Distinguished Faculty ' Guidance ' Placement Service 420 Lexington Ave. 123 NIP!! Ive- 22 Prospect Sl. New Yerll 17 N.Y. Whlie Plains, N.Y. E. Orange NJ. Mu s-ads wir u-ease on 3-1146 Com prehensive, intensive two and one year secretarial courses for high school graduates, college women. Enter glamour fields: radio-TV, advertising, fashion, airlines, many others. Executive training. Catalog. Write the Assistant Director. New classes: February. June. September. SCHE,MEL'S LUGGAGE DE FEO CADILLAC CORP. Leather Novelties - Gifts - Umbrellas Handbags - Trunks - Luggage 34 North Broadway Yonkers, IIIIIIIIIIIII .TEEN QUEEN, WALLETS 1245 CENTRAL PARK AVENUE HOLDS 50 PICTURES N. Y. YONKERS, NEW YORK 1075 Courtesy Discount lust Show your G O Card ANTHONY De FEO YOnkers 3-6300 NUNZIO TOMASELLI BARBER HAIR - STYLIST I j 59 WARBURTON AVENUE E b .,'. Q A 'Lgg,,,.C0.,'PL1M A PRISCILLA WINES at LIQUORS H , 5- - U 5m WARBURTON AVENUE ' I 4' .. if lb -.lr . YONKERS, N. Y. Q g i' PAmlc it URPHY'S WO0D'S JEWELERS 50 WARBURTON AVENUE YONKHRS, N- Y- CANDLEL Es1AuRANT KENT SWEET SHOP 967 MCLEAN AVENUE 4- f ,55U,5 55r55 s 5 lll 5, YONKERS, N. Y. Phone BE 7-9847 H lllllllllllllll llll IlllillllllllIlIliIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllll ill ll Illllllllllllllllll Il lllllllll lllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIII I lllll Illllll llllllllllli lllllllll II IIIIIIII lllllll lllll lllllllllll I IHII HERFF IONES COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA AFCLASS RINGS AND PINS IFMEDALS AND TROPHIES IFDIPOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS 'FCOMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS OFFICIAL JEWELERS TO THE CLASS OF l958 REPRESENTATIVE: MR. GERALD MURCHISON 57I BROAD STREET NEWARK 2, N. J. 51293 TTSOJ HIHIIIIHINIIHITIIHIUININININIHIIIIITIH A PLACE TO EAT GEORGES RESTAURANT HOME COOKING 365 NEPPERHAN AVENUE Yonkers 9-9341 P. KIORPES OOMPLIMENTS OF GESTETNER DUPLICATOR CORP. 216-222 LAKE AVENUE YONKERS, N. Y. YO 3-6166 STENCIL DUPLICATION WITH A PRINTED LOOK M. DEE AND SON EST. 1877 FURNITURE -INTERIOR DECORATION - FLOOR COVERING 5-7 MANOR HOUSE SQUARE YOr1kers 3-2530 YOr1kers 8-9100 ROSNER'S HARDWARE - PAINTS - APPLIANCES 220-222 NEW MAIN STREET YONKERS, N. Y. AARON ROSNER TIHINIITIITIITIITIHIITIIIIHIHIMIMIHIMIHI llllllIllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll AFTER GRADUATION Gradualion is a mileslone in your life: we congralulale all of you who have made il 'rhis year. Your nexl aim may be lo find a posilion. Here al 'B. W. 8: C.' are numerous opporlunilies, and we shall be glad lo discuss lhem wil'l1 you if you will call 'lo see us. BURROUGHS WELLCOME 6. CO. CU. S. AJ INC. TUCKAHOE, NEW YORK MANUFACTURES OF FINE PHARMACEUTICALS YOnkers 3-0054 ESTABLISHED 1868 OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I958 FROM WARD'S IEWELERS A large selection of costume iewelry. GENUINE HUMMELS Agents for Hamillon Walches, Towle Slerling and Kremenlz Jewelry. 23 MAIN STREET YONKERS, NEW YORK JOHN K. MORRISON, Manager. TISIJ f132:I KEEP IN CONDITION MAX BRAUN AND SQN JOIN THE 94 WOODWORTH AVENUE Y. M. C. A. YONKERS, NEW YORK 828 McLean Avenue Yonkers THE YQNKERS GIFFORDS MOTORS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FINE CARS 1 MANOR HOUSE SQUARE BE 7-5333 YONKERS, NEW YORK KNEPFER 81 COMPANY SEAR'S 36 MAIN STREET 41 MAIN STREET YONKERS, NEW YORK YONKERS, N. Y. YOnkers 9-8985 Always At Your Service McKEE'S CROWN SERVICE CENTER GAS - OILS - ACCESSORIES - LUBRICATION - REPAIRS 122 ASHBURTON AVENUE YONKERS 2, N. Y. llllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I ll1lIl1lII lllllll1ll III IIIIII1 lllllHl1I Illlllll IIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIII Il1l1l1l4llI YOnkers 8-5114 COMPLIMENTS OF CORKY OF PLUMBING AND HEATING ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS A FRIEND OF SEWERS CLEANED ELEGTRIGALLY 608 Neppernnn Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. JOSEPHINE MANUL' Phone YOHIM 54998 Yonkers 3-1717 YOnkers 3-6600 EMPIRE RADIO AND TELEVISION DANIEL GIOIA Sales and Service MAJOR APPLIANCES 792 Yonkers Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. PONDFIELD PHARMACY R. STACK AND M. Llsolo 4-I2 Riverdale Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. Phone YO 3-3735 YOnkers 3-7223 All Cleaning Done On Premiser EX-RAY DRY CLEANERS. INC. We Take Pains to Remove All Stains 281 Riverdale Avenue CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE I I I I I I11I11I11I11I11IHI11IHI11I11I11I11Il1I1VI11l1II11IHIHI11I11ll1II1ll1lIIll1IIllII PIONEER NEON SIGNS Manufacturers of NEON AND COMMERCIAL SIGNS 262 Ashburton Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. Phone Yonkers 5-1141 L. PORGIE PRESS INCORPORATED PRINTERS ' ENGRAVERS COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE JOHN WATTENBERG CO. LADIES HANDBAGS SCHOOL BAGS BRIEF CASES ZIPPER NOTEBOOKS 37 Palisades Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. IIIII IIIIIII II I I I IIIII U331 f134j HIHIHIHIVIIIII IIllHIHIMlHIHINlHIHIHIIIIHIHIHIHIHIHIVIIHIIIIIIIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIVIIKIIIIIIIIHIHINlHINIIPIIIIIIIIIJIHIHI1IIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIUIHIIIIIIIIIIHIHIVIIIII DAVE CHACHKES CHACHKES FURNITURE CO. 74-78 Riverdale Avenue VENETIANS CORPORATION -1-90 Nepperhan Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. BEDARD PHARMACY 88 Ashburton Avenue YO 5-4060 LOUIS DELICATESSEN 94 Ashburton Avenue Yonkers, New York ANTHONY BUCCI EXPERT GRINDING SERVICE 39 Aqueduct Avenue Yonkers, N- Y- ASHBURTON BAKE SHOP 172 Ashburton Avenue Y0l'1kCf5, New York YO 9-8830 DLI-IOS DECORATORS 194 Ashburton Avenue Yonkers, New York LIBERTY COACHES, INC. 29 Hudson Street Yonkers, N. Y. Yonkers, N. Y. BELLMAN PHARMACY 932 McLean Avenue at Kimball Avenue FREE DELIVERY Phone BE 7-5900 GOLDBURG FURNITURE CO., INC. 16-18 Warburton Avenue Yonkers, New York TOMMOLO AND BARBELLA CLEANERS 101 Ashburton Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. ELIAS GOLDSTEIN WESTCHESTER BOOTERY Cross County Shopping Center PALISADE LUNCHEONETTE 93 Ashburton Avenue Yonkers, New York TOSCA FASHION SHOP WOMENKS' WEAR 484 South Broadway Yonkers, Phone GR 6-0976 N.Y SNOW WHITE LADIES SPORTSWEAR 24- North Broadway Yonkers, N. Y. IIIIIIIIIIIIII1lI1lI1l1VIHIHIHIHIVIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIII1II1IIIlI1lIllI1IHIlll1llIIllIlllllllllllllIlIIIIIIIHIHl1Il1IllIII1lI1lI1lI1lI1lI1lI1lI1lI1ll1IHIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIYIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IUI1IIHIIIIIIllllllllllIllI1ll1llll1llHl1lllllIl ItlltlltlllllllllllllllllIII lllllllll ll Ill I I ll llll Ill Ill ll III STOP AT CLARE'S BEAUTY SHOP 130 Elm Street Yonkers, N. Y. SHAMPOOS -- SETS - MANICURES OTTO J. FERRARO 636 SOUTH BROADWAY YONKERS, N. Y. DUSHAIS LINCOLN MERCURY CO. YOnkers 9-8646 ANTONIO J. LIZARDO BARBER SHOP Specialty In Ladies Barber and Fashion COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND OF JOSEPHINE MANULI ANAGRA. INC. 871 NEPPERHAN AVENUE YONKERS, N. Y. Tel. YOnkers 9-1311 We Call and Deliver DE NISCO CLEANERS LADIES AND GENTS TAILORING French Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing and Repairing 233 New Main Street Yonkers, N. Y. 57 Palisades Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. YOnkers 9-9262 MARGIE'S HAIR STYLIST 142 New Main Street Yonkers, N. Y. MARGIE HUNT, Prop. YOnkers 3-6200 MAIN FURNITURE CORP. DECORATORS 132-134 New Main Street Yonkers, New York f1363 llll Illlllllllllllllllllllll ll IIN Illll llll llllll Ill!! Illl IIIIII ll Ill IVIVI F. STURM ECCLESIASTICAL ART STUDIO Decoration of Church Interiors BICYCLES NEW AND USED SCHWINN AND ENGLISH RUDGE NBELLAU MOTOR SCOOTERS REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES Stained Glass Windows 106 Devoe Avenue Yonkers 5, N 298 SO. BROADWAY YOnkers 3-0532 YOnkers 8-1600 'JNCOLN PRESS RYAN HARDWARE SCHOOL PAPERs-PROORAMs-- BIDS Where Yvnkfrf bw iff Hardware and Home Repair Needs 292 SOUTH BROADWAY WESTCHESTER'S LARGEST YONKERS, N. Y. HARDWARE STORE 48 Years at the same spot. YOnkers 5-3354 54-62 Main Street, Yonkers CONTI PHARMACY CHARTER BUSES 177 ASHBURTON AVENUE THE YONKERS RAILROAD YONKERS, N. Y. GR 6-1376 PRESORIPTIONS OUR PROFESSION YOHkfffS 3-2430 Tel- Yonkers 8-6907 CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS Res' Y0HkefS 5-1451 fFamous for the Porterhousej RESTIFO FLORIST DEL RIO FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION 92 Ashburton Avenue Corner Palisades Avenue 1187 YONKERS AVENUE Yonkers, N. Y. YONKERS, N. Y. I I I I I I I I I I I I1ll11II1IIlllII1lI1II1lI1lI11I11Il1Il1I I1I1 I I INIHIHI I I I lll1lHl1Il IlIlIlIl1I1I1 I I I I INIII I1lI1lI1lI I I I I I I 1IlI1I1I1I IIIIIIIIIIIII III llll llllllllll llll11l1II1l JESSE M. LOFT zm MNIHIBROADWAY YONKERS,N.Y III Ill I I 1llIIlIIl I Illll I llllll Illllll I lllI1l l1l II1II1II1ll1lI1lI1lI1lI1II1II1lVNIHI I llll IIIlllllll1I I I RIVERDALE MEAT CO. 98 ELM STREET WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FREE DELIVERY CALL YO 5-5359 FORYS UPSOLSTERY SHOP GRADUATE WITH FASHION HONORS IN A NEW DRESS FROM SHILLER'S 29 Palisades Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. CAR WASH - LUBRICATION REPAIRS - ROAD SERVICE V. 8I A. SERVICE STATION McLean Avenue and First Street Yonkers, N. Y. BEver1y 7-9830 VIC AND ARMAND, Props. J. AUSTIN CREW, Manager VAN-PARKE PETROLEUM CO. OIL BURNERS INSTALLED AND SERVIOED 945 MCLEAN AVENUE 941 McLean Avenue Mount Vernon, N. Y. EDWARD J. MINARDI YONKERS, N. Y. MO 4-9108 BE 7-3189 BEVI-:fly 7-9076 GRAND-GLICK PETE's MEAT MARKET STATWNERS- 'NC- .L AND - Yonkers, N. Y. YOnkers 8-3100 PORK S1'QRE Typewriters - Adding Machines 1030 Yonkers Avenue Yonkers 4, N. Y. S5h00l and Offife Suplflief PETE RAGUSO Office Furniture - Businexs Equipment I I I Ill I I lIl1l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ill I l1llII I 1I1Il1ll11l11Il1 I I1IIIII1III I lVIlHl11II1IIlIllI IIHIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIII I I I 51371 51383 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllrlNllllNllllllllllHIMINIIVIIIIIIIIINIH IlIIlIIlIIlIIIII1IIlII1IIlIIlIIlII1IIlIIlIIlllllllllllllllllllllll1IIllIllIIlIIlllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIHIHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll TOCER STORE 135 Willow Street Yonkers, N. Y. ARTHUR'S SALON 994 McLean Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. R. H. JEGGLE DELICATESSEN AND GROCERIES 941 McLean Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. VICTORY FOOD MARKET 963 McLean Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. DEDONA'S SERVICE STATION 816 McLean Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. H. GOLDHAGEN, OPTOMETRIST 921 McLean Avenue Yonkers 5, N. Y. JOHNNY GAITO CITY LINE CHEMISTS 628 South Broadway Corner Caryl Phone: YO 3-7818 Yonkers, N. Y. BABE LOIA 175 Willow Street Yonkers, N. Y. HUGO'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION McLean and Kimball Avenue Yonkers 5, N. Y. Beverly 7-9897 MCLEAN AUTO SERVICE ' 823 McLean Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. FORDOR'S TAXI SERVICE 983 McLean Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. 24 HOUR SERVICE BE 7-6667 MGLEAN JEWELERS 990 McLean Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. Phone BE 7-8394 HIGHLAND FOOD CENTER 131 Highland Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. TINO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT 86 PIZZERIA WINES AND LIQUORS 6697 Broadway near 262nd Street, Bronx, N. Y. TURNITZ LICENSED REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 572 South Broadway Yonkers, N. Y. IIIllVllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllillllllllllllll IlllIIIIllIllllIllIIHIllll1IIlllllHllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllll Q 4 QIEEEWEQE INSIJIIANCE CIIMPANIIIS NlW 'Wl! N IV E R S A L X nf? f C. I. T. proud of I'I1e many High School of Commerce graduafes who are members of our organizaI'ion, INVITES members of 'Ihe Class of I958 Io see us abou+ a well paying posiI'Ion wiI'I'1 an inI'eresIing fuI'ure in YONKERS. AT -1 317 SOUTH BROADWAY - YO - 8 - 1000 UNIVERSAL C. I. T. CREDIT CORPORATION SERVICE INSURANCE COMPANIES 51393 f14o3 I I I Ill III I IIIIIIIKIIHIHIII I I I I I INIHI1 I I II II1II1I1IIIII1I1IIlI I I IIIIIII SQUARE DANCING CALLING INSTRUCTION GEORGE KERR 65 THOMAS PLACE YONKERS, N. Y. Phone YOnkers 5-0471 GEORGES SPORT SHOP The Best in Sporting Goods and Sportswear 17 Main Street and 5 Mall Walk Cross County Center Yonkers, N. Y. MANZI Restaurant and Pizzeria Specializing in Home Cooking AIR CONDITIONED 283 Riverdale Avenue Yonkers, New York Phone Yonkers 9-9313 BlI.l.'S DELICATESSEN WM. BOLINSKY, PROP. 101 Ashburton Avenue Yonkers 2, N. Y. IIIIIIIIII I I I I I lil I1IHIVIIIIIIIlI1I11IHIIIIIIIINIINIHINNINPIMIMI II1I11I1IIIII!I11I Ill COMPLIMENTS OF HUDSON FOAM LATEX PRODUCTS. INC LAKE AVENUE AND SAW MILL RIVER RD YONKERS, N. Y. HOSPITAL PHARMACY WHELAN AGENCY L. FRIEDMAN, Ph.G. 109 Ashburton Avenue Corner Park Avenue Phone YOnkers 5-2092 Yonkers, N. Y. ST. JOSEPH'S GROCERY 45 st. -Ioseph's Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. YO 9-9447 GROCERIES, FROZEN FOODS, AND COLD BEER STEADMAN MUSIC HOUSE 24 WARBURTON AVENUE YO 3-4042 Everything in Records from Rachrnaninoj to Rock 'n Roll' 20611 OFF ON ALL LPs. I I I I I l1II I I I IHIVI1II1II1II1IIHIHI11INIINIIHIIIIIIIIII I I I 1lIl III1II1lIHI11Il IlI1I1Il1IIII I I I IlIHIHIHIHIPIIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1II1II1II1II1IIHI I I I III I I IIIII lllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllll YOnkers 3-6400 FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN YONKERS an PER ANNUM ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS Compounded and Credited Quarterly on all Balances from 951.00 up. NINE CONVENIENTLY LOCATED OFFICES SERVING ALL YONKERS AND VICINITY CMember of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporationl RADIO DISPATCHING 1. Would you like to receive your important telephone messages in your car??? 2. Would you like to issue instructions and be able to contact your office or home from your car??? PHONE OR WRITE: TELEPHONE MESSAGE SERVICE OF YONKERS 130 BUENA VISTA AVENUE YONKERS, NEW YORK We Answer Telephones 24 HOUR SERVICE ESTABLISHED 1929 YO 5-4173 PLAZA SAND AND STONE CORP. SAND - GRAVEL - CINDERS - BROKEN STONE FOOT OF DOCK STREET YONKERS, NEW YORK YO 9-0043 COLD STORAGE CENTRAL PARK FURRIER REMODELING - REPAIRING - APPRAISING FUR CLEANING 661 YONKERS AVENUE YONKERS, N. Y. FURS MADE TO ORDER .iw ,Ik BURRONE AND SON IllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 51413 51423 lllllllllllllllllllllllll IlllillllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIVIIIHINNINIHIHIUIIllilllllllllllll lllll II1I1l1l1l1llIlIl1llil We Call and Deliver YOnkers 5-3106 LAWRENCE CLEANERS Courteous - Dependable - Reasonable Dyeing - Weaving - Rugs - Fur Storage Drapes - Furniture Covers, etc. 34 Lawrence Street Yonkers, N. Y. WALTS . . for SPORTING GOODS 85 SOUTH BROADWAY YONKERS, N. Y YOnkers 5-8427 Tel. YO 3-2052-3 BIBER BROS.. INC. STATIONERS AND PRINTERS OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES Bible Braiding YOnkers 5-0423 LUCILLE DRESS SHOP COATS - SUITS -- DRESSES And Sportswear 1435 New Main Street Yonkers, N. Y YO 3-6635 - 6636 SOUTH YONKERS FLORAL CO. LOUIS KANGANIS AND SON 505 SOUTH BROADWAY YONKERS 5, N. Y. YOnkers 3-5947 TROND'S Tuxedos, Full or Cutaway White Dinner jackets and Shoes to Hire 213 Ashburton Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. 8 South Broadway Yonkers' N' Y' YOnkers 8-1542 Orders taken for Parties Blue Print Service Photostat Service 3 Hours Service We Call and Deliver Free L' 8' SA' MAZZA VONGUE CLEANERS American and Italian Grocery and Delicatessen TAILORING Opposite Lawrence Street All Work Done on Premises 156 Ashburton Avenue Yonkers, N. Y. 493 South Broadway Yonkers, New York YOnkers 9-8507 Ill ll I I I I I IllIllIllIIlIlIl'IlIllI I I I I I IHIHINIIFI I I I1 I I I I I III Ill I I I I I I INI1 IHIlIlI11IHl1I11I11 I Illl IIIII YO 51233 YO 5-1198 MASSIMI TRAVEL AGENCY INSURANCE FOREIGN EXCHANGES 234 New Main Street Yonkers, N. Y. GOLABEK'S MARKET GROCERIES AND DELICA TESSEN We Specialize In FINE MEATS 47 Chestnut Street YOnkers 5 9767 Yonkers, N. Y. MO-RAY FROCKS GETTY SQUARE YONKERS, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK'S MEAT MARKET 127 NEW MAIN STREET YONKERS, NEW YORK FOR YOUR GRADUATION SEE MIMI-YONKERS GETTY SQUARE SAM'S CAMERA EXCHANGE 106 NEW MAIN STREET YONKERS 2, N. Y. Tel. YO 3-2900 COMPLIMENTS OF STERN GIFT - WARE 147 NEW MAIN STREET YONKERS, N. Y. YO 5-0849 Separate Dept. for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children. DE ROBERTS BEAUTY SALONS 47 Main Street Yonkers, N. Y. Established Since 1900 Phone YOnkers 3-6435 c 51433 51443 YOU MAKE YEARBCJGKS FUN HERE AT PROGRESS The City ofAIbany Working closely with you has been truly a wonderful experience. In the beginning there was nothing except en- thusiasm, ideas and many blank pages. Upon this meager foundation you have built this beautiful memory book. Our work at Progress really is fun . . . because we enjoy, so much, getting to know such splendid faculty members and students as you. if 3 Ill Ill KDNKDNKN f'XfNfN f'NfN fNf'N r'Nr-x in Ill ff :lf PROGRESS PUBLISHERS INCORPORATED II COLVIN AVE. ' PHONE 2-4401 OALBANY, N.Y. '-w. 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