Dickinson Accredited Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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1.2131 S- .- TENNIS CLUB OFFICERS Frank Austin .A.,, ............,..,.... ..,... P 1 'czfidefzl ' Albert Luberto ...., ...... 7 ll'6dJ'lll'E1 Edward Hahner ......... .........,.... S efrelary Philip Scheideberg ..............,,...v..,,.,..,...,..........,., Family Advirer Organized-March, 1933 The purpose of the organization is to bring together students who have tennis as a common interest and to provide facilities for practice. Also to teach beginners the fundamentals of the game and how to play correctly, through instruction and competition. Top row-Left to right: I. Hoffman, E. Patrick, M. Stuve, H. Gorman, A. Cassidy, K. Philips, M. Cassidy, A. O'Kelly First row-Left to right: J. Eckel, C. Connolly, R. Wallace, H. Flanagan, V. Castellano, F. Damergy Second row-Left to right: F. Baker, E. Hahner, F. Austin, Mr. Scheideberg, A. Luberto During the offrseasons tennis matches are played in the gymnasium. However, as soon as the tennis season opens the players play on the public courts. Various games are on the schedule for this group-among these are the Varsity Tennis Team, Tennis Club of Hoboken and the Faculty. One H lnzdred Thirteen -1-f3ay.5,3..tts.fii'i.r.4ggf--fma-.-14-u...M -S22.v,.ks.Qni-sus a.w....a- hL1:f WA. - -' ww-H -M 1-fs 4 -ri as . wi I I l 4 . Q, ,yi V 4 JI

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ELMER W. ALBRECHT ..Cy,, Kearny High School Undecided Technical His quietness speaks for itself. Prom Committee ECOHOHUC Club EDXVARD LEWIS ANDERSON uEdJJ D. Ht 5, , Cooper Union Commercial His heart is as true as steel. Exchange Ed. Night Watch.. Gen Org. Globe Trotters Historl' Club German Club Economics Club EDWIN ANSBRA !tEdSl Lincoln Undecided Commercial A regular fellow and a true friend. JOEFRE P. BAKER lkjeflb Kearny High School Undecided General . Economic Club Shun the inquisitive, for he is ever a leaky vessel. HOWARD CARL BAYER ..Brun,, Union Hill High School Undecided Academic Good humor makes all things tolerable. History Club H 5 Forty-eight ,ff-1,-,vmfvf ANTHONY AMABILE TwinkIes P- S- NU- 5 Undecided Industrial No thoroughly occupied man was ever yet miserable-fLandor ROCCO ANGERAMI Shakespeare HCDIY Snyder junior H. S. Georgetown Commercial A Pun , Well done Is legitimate fun. Dramatic Club Pin 8: Ring Comm, Literary Society Senior Play Comm, Debating Society Cheer Leading Squad Owl Staff - JOSEPH E. AUMENTA ..Joe,, Public School NO. 5 Cooper Union General Smooth runs the water, where the brook is deep. JOHN G. BAMBRICK I-ljohnnyli Sacred Heart School john Marshall In admiring greatness, we rise to its level. V Law Club Latin Club Swimming Club STANLEY BINKOWSKI Stan Henry Snyder Columbia General Few things are impossible to Diligence and skill-johnson Q Spanish Club History Club German Club V

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l?l 52 f Lheii: sa ln: ' 2 :iz BOOKKEEPING CLUB OFFICERS Vincent Gaffney ,Y,,nn, .,,..,.......,...... .,........... P 1 widen: John Luzzi ....,...,, ,n..Aw.. V ice-President Ruth Moore .,.,,A,,.4,,,,,,,,,., ,..Y..,., -.... . S ecretary Charles J. Antonnaccio ..........................,,,........... Faculty Advifef' The Bookkeeping Club was organized April 28, 1936. The purpose of this organization is to promote interest in Bookkeeping, and Accounting by means of prominent speakers in this field and related subjects. Top row-Left to right: G. Healy, W. Peszynski, T. Foley, M. Mc Cormick, H. Jones, M. Stoveken, F. Prussiano. First row-Left to right: G. Norman, W. jones, T. Mulligan, A. Connelly, N. Yani, M. Smith, M. Novicki. Second row-Left to right: D. Treaclaway, R. Monroe, V. Gaffney, Luzzi, Mr. Antonaccio, A. Krozner. During the term this organization has visited several bookkeeping estab- lishments, listened to lectures by prominent accountants and saw Hlms showing the working of a bookkeeping department. One Hzmdred Fourteen