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

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l l MICHAFI MASTROMONACO ALUMNI AWARD Michael Mastromonaco President of the anuary Senior Class was honorably awarded the Alumni Award for hrs scholastic standing and manifold extra currrculfr 'rctrxrtres rn Dickinson Evening Born rn ersey City Michael attended P S 37 and finished hrs elementary train Hrs arm in life is to be an accomplished Engineer With hrs ambition and great perserverance this should not be difficult When he leaves Dickinson Evening he will further hrs knowledge rn Mechanical Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology where he wrll complete his plans for the future Michael was 'rn active member of the Science Fngrneering Dancing and Italian Clubs With hrs untrrrng efforts he helped organize the Talent Club It rs with deep regret that the january Senior Class bids therr President farewell May he be as successful rn hrs chosen field as he was here at Drcltrnson Evening Forty srx l rf X l rfb Y I, rl l lj! I . 7 . . s J - g . L, Q . J . , . 1 ' - A .p . K . - ing in P. S. 25. Before entering D. A. E. H, S. in 1937, he attended Dickinson High.

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MM,-aaa ROSF INIARIXO JOHN DLFFX mu rry une EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AWARDS fo Rose Mrrrno the lveerrtrxe Commrttee lrrs extended the honor of the Ixeeu me Aw rrd Born rn ersey Crty Rose wrs rn honor student of P S 5 trom whreh she gmdrnted rn 1979 She hrst entered D A E HS rn 1937 mel his to the present trme been yery futhful rn her 'rttendrnee We the rnrmry Clrss rre proud to hire hid her rn our class She hrs been ur rnsprrrtron to 1ll both rn her rctrsrtres md rn her studres Wrtlrout her 'rrd mrny orgrrnrmtrons would not hue florrrrshed so well Rose hrs held otffrce rn these or ernrzrtrons and through her aetryeness the Hrstory Club hrs beeome xery populrr 'rmonv the students Th Screnee Bowlrng Tilent Lrw German and Spe1leers Clubs were xery proud to hire h1d Rose rs a member of therr orgfrnrzatrons Rose proxed eredrt for the success of the 1941 Clrss If rll the hopes Rose eherrses eome true 1 hundredtolel th1t rs rll we ern possr bly wrsh for her rn her tuture success Iormerly r student of Woodroyw Wrlson Hrgh School rn Weehrwken prror to hrs enterrne Duel-.rnson Lyenrng three yerrs ergo is 1 totrl strrneer ohn Duffy hrs httrnglyf proren hrmselt to be the worthy reerprent of the Lxeeutrre Aw rrd No trme wrs wrsted by hrm rn beeomrng, requrrnted wrth the sehool retrxrtres Lpon enterrni, thrs rnstrtutron he bee rme 1 member of the Vrrsrty Brsl-eetbrll Tefrm rnd proyed hrs worth throughout the three yeirs Durrng hrs senror term he wrs unrnr mously chosen Crptarn The Owl Strll welcomed Iohn Duffy rs the Edrtor ot the Xerr Book 1 posrtron entrusted only to r crprble worker He rs nerther obnoxrous nor eieotrstrerl but srncere rnd eooperrtrxe rt rll trmes Conemtulrtrons john M ry thrs rw 1rd be but r srmy le ot honors yet to eome I orty fre 0 .. J ' , , ' sl 'z Q 1 ' - 5 i . ' rdf? V . rl r ' Y 7 Jr 1 I ,l , ,L . 'I N. , ,, A 2 . K K. I . V , '. -S A L 9 A - - 4 . -1 I A . . I A . . 1 A-4 A 1-S4 A ' ' 2' ' . L ' . 1 ji 1 la ,',r ' . . ' ' ri 4 . , ' 4 A 3 ' ' .' 2' 1 b e V ' . f ' , .. , 1 ', 1 ' ' 3 ' ' . ' . ' if ' . ' A I ' to be a very capable Secretary of the january' Senior Class. To her is due no small : -.'z 5 ' Ak ' ' '-1 ' ' rf 7' Ab 1.'.,..'1 lfi 'gil ' ' 1 Vg h- .s F. 4 I ' ' A . ' , 1 - l' . 1' . t- - L - ' r' ' .5-l l ' 7 ' n I 'z '. ' 1 ' 2 'r Q ' ' f . S ' ' '13 1 '- . ' f r ' v 1 - . 4 - - 1 7. ' A . t- . 1 L 1 L . - . . r .' . A-' K- . y 't A -A 1 yf' . A Q ' . . n f, l gl' A 'L ' 4 QL W ' Q I ' '.

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hi l OLYMPIA SCOPELLETI MARY DAVIS AWARDS On Frxday esemng May 9 1941 Mass Olympna S opelletl upheld the honor of Dlclunson Evening when she was awarded second prize ln the annual Poetry Festlval of the Casa Itahana at Columbna Unxverslty john Capecchl class of 40 recelved the 1st prlze avsard last year The Festlval was conducted by Prof Pietro Rrccro of Columbia Uruversxty Rep resentatxves from varnous hugh schools and colleges xn the Metropolitan Area partlcl pated rn the Festnval Mrss Scopelletr who was chosen as our representative won over the other students with her recltatlon entxtled La Cleca The Bllnd Girl an Itallan poem wrxtten by Pas uale Fornarn Mlss Helen Scer o faculty advlser of Il Cnrcolo Itahano and teacher of Itahan at D1 krnson Evennng coached and gulded Mnss Scopelletr Miss Scopelletx IS an enthusrastlc Itallan student at Drckmson Evening and has proved her abnhty wxth the Italnan language at the Festlval She rs a member of Il Ccrcolo Itahano and rs known to be a most cooperatlve club worker About thlrty five members of the club and several students of Italian classes attended the Festival and gave thelr moral support Olympna IS making the most of her hrgh school career and expects to be gradu ated with the class or january 42 The class of 41 extends to her thexr congratula trons for her grand achrevement Mary Davis a member of the junlor Class had the honor to be selected to repre sent Dnclunson Evening at the annual Conventlon of the American Red Cross which was held rn Washington from Monday Aprnl 21 to Thursday April 24 Whrle ln Washrngton Mary resxded at the famed Mayflower Hotel where she met many delegates from ew ery hugh school IH the natlon She attended a specnal serres of umor Red Cross meetings whlch were planned around the theme of Crtnzenshnp Trarnmg for Internal Defense A tea dance at the Pan Amerlcan Bumldmg glven by the Washlngton unnor Red Cross members a dmner held at the Mayflower Hotel and seweral snghtseemg trxps were the hugh spots m her tnp After her return Mary spoke to the students at a special assembly where she out lmed the plan for startmg a JUHIOI' Red Cross rn Dncknnson Ewenmg next year Forly sewn Y . . . F , v s 9 - S , f 4 . r . - . . . . , . . , . , 1 Y . . . . . . ' s 1 . . . . ,, . ,, f . . y . ' 1 CL , , F ' . . . s . . 1 V . . 4 c . . . , , . 7 1 ' , 1 a ' ' v 1 1 . . ' ,, . . . . . ,, , I , t , Y - . . . ' V y