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

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DICKINSON EVENING ALUMNI ASSOCIATION lohn Burke 37 I0u1sImbOrnone 3 Ile1nor Monue 5 Ixlfllfyfl Gelslnon Blmehe He1ly K Anthony C1l1bro 37 Pllll Brenmn 38 Cfeoryee Deneroye Iohn T Broyem OI I ICERS AC TIN ITILS Presldent X lee Prendent Re ordxnae Seeret1ry COfI'6sPOf1dlII4 See ret 1ry Correspondxng Seeret1ry Ireuurer SLFLCIIII 1t Army Serv LIIII 1t Army lXIoder1tor The Alumnl ANSOQIIIIOU under xts President ol1n Burlee hw Sueeeeded Ill 1n1ly rnv the ye1r one ot mueh 1et1y1ty bOLlllS dmeey outsnde 1et1y1t1es 1nd the lllye l1IS NIIIILIIIILCI neyy Interest III the OI'11f1IZlll0II 1nd hu brought h1ele to tl1e told yeyer1l yy ho h 1d str1yed 1yy1y 'lhe present LIIllILISllxfle memhery hope to eontxnue tl11s 1et1y1ty lor tl1e eormny, ye1r Illd IIIXIIL the r1d111te5 ot hoth tl1e 1n111ry llld une Cl uses ot 1941 to yoln t1 11 hlf Her better 1nd more 1et1ye ISSOCIIIIOFI x the motto tl1e Alumni 10111 the o11tst1n1l1r1 eyents ol the ye1r were me rnner IIILL IL II t1e mon L15 nn e ruu y 5 ee y o 1ttended tl t tle l yy 1xoe11 y yueeev ll e Dux C11 xtone 11te to1stm1ster 1nd Rey Innes R BIYDLII Regent of Hudson College Chlrles Brody ldrtor ot the ersey Ohseryer 1nd Iohn I Broom Moder1tor ot the Assocmtton yyere the spe 1leers ol1n Burlee eh11rn11n yy1s qwsted by Ile mor Mon 1eo Bllnehe He1ly Nlary Cullen Ix1y Gelyxnon NIoll1e I111her Louly Imbornone Anthony C1l1bro I l Brenn1n Rly Duffy I1ele IJIIZZI 1nd Cyeorye Denvroye Ihc Brld ve Supy r Dmec held 1t Nelyon 5 'Ioyyn House IU Apnl 'II1 llfll N 1 nffff Q I -. 2 1 .,.l IfI IffffffffIISifffffffffff.. C17 1. - in ,,..,..., .t,.,.t,,Y.,,r,,,,.Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I , -C 'rf'-.' Q It .'37V KKVVVVKKKKYY,,,V,'---,--A.-nnrrnnrby l j 1- 'al .x 1 . I ' t '. '31 ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,, ., .. ,. .W I I e A' '. ' '. ,. . y '53 VVii V H VVViiV i iiVVVii -K Y ' I T by , ' ' ler . HA Iggy, A ', 1 ' 1 'A . ,'.' 1 I lf ' ol An u A Qu ' A A 1. 'Ill - D' -D. A. l 'ld . l A U ' Cl l ' I:'b .'y': lt y'.1 .1grAAd hi' .1ll wh . A A , 1.1 1A .1f .ur '.1s . I '. lly' l unc. . d Ld, A . 'tl .1y I . ' A , 'ey' . 1 'A Ha A , 4' . . , hu 2. ' 'gg-f veA- . . A 1 ' ' ':-71's.I.4r

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GYM ACTIVITIES This yeir 1 definite step forward was made by the Gym Team New equipment w1s furnished by the Executiye Committee which enibled more students to participate than previously We are quite sure that with this additional equipment nova available gym that popular body building actiyity will find many new adyocates in our school next year Throueh the efforts of Mr Joseph Ciretti greater effort and interest h ive been erelted in this sport as evidenced by the fast growing., membership The athletic program at D A II H S compares fayorably with any other school of like niture In the hrst part of the school year the 'rthletic calendlr is mainly bas ltetball both inter scholastic and intr1mur1l Also in the winter season the wrestlers soon IS thc spring, welther comes in tr1clc 1nd tennis 1re also enplpcd in by mmy of the students 'Ihe gymmsium does not become dormant in the litter months of the school term Quite the opposite it is more actne during these months be ause of thc intra mural softball league The biggest thrill of this league comes when the term in first place lttempts to oyerwhelm the faculty In closing we ply tribute to Mr oseph Clrettl instructor of gym vnorle i r Caretta attended Panzer College and wls awarded 1 medal for outstanding perform mces on the gym team He also coached md instructed fencing at Stlte Norml Sachool be fore coming to D A E I-I S Under his direction the gym is 1 plelsant place in which to work and play twlce 1 week Stl nly FL 2 2 I I I ' ' ' ' ' . . ' i , f - 1' 1' Y ' ' ' . . L, . ' ' L -' L A I L 1 . 4. . . S V I D K 4 s T ' ' ' 1 . i I . . ' ' f 1 r ' f - ' , i -I ' 4 f A x c i 4 ' 4 . . . q A ' .I f and gymnasts may be seen developing themselves in their respective sports. Then as .' L' ' Y 1 ' ' . 1 .S 'Q' ' ' 1 ' . , . ' y , C A . K ' 2 . ' - . ' F L . ' Y Y J i ' . I ' '1 , ' ' , z i ' . J ' ' L 1 , i 5 t ' ' '. NI . 4 ' 'L 1 ' . i i .- . I . J A i . i z , - A, 'I '

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was as equally successful both soclally and financnally The awardrng of umform table prizes and several door prlzes added to the evening s pleasure Eleanor Monaco chair man was assxsted by Ruth Fry Blanche Healy Helen Magel Mollre Tauber john Burke Lours Imbornone Anthony Calabro jack Iuzzr and George Dengrove 3 The Annual Dance held rn the new gym rn May The affarr could not be anythmg but successful wlth Lours Imbornone as chairman Louxs has worked very earnestly for the Assoclatlon on previous occasions and has once agam come up to ex pectatrons Muslc for the affanr was supplred by the popular ohnny Dee and hrs orchestra Several future affairs are antrcrpated and the assocratlon hopes that the success of all prevrous affanrs plus the pleasure derived from Alumnn actrvrty wrll be plenty of inducement for present graduates to join the group rn September ALUMNI CHATTER Uncle Sam has blown the bugle and called several of our boys to prepare for de fense Among those who have answered thus call are Sal Crtro 38 Mlckey Lamont 3-1 Pat Orrrck 36 Al Keenan 38 and Tony Gargurle 38 Perhaps by thrs time others wnll have gone also The best of Alumnr wrshes to each and every one of them ohn Burke IS to be congratulated for the splendid work he has done with the Alumnr Assn this past year as presldent All of the members sxncerely apprecnate hrs earnestness Several of our female members have whrspered I do ln the past year Among them are Nnkk1Rema 40 Bernadrne Annrcchlarxco 40 Mary Lesso 38 and esslca Lettus 38 Others who also set sarl on the sea of matrrmony recently are Nora Ostertag wnth Woodrow Wllson and Kay Grllooly wrth Bull Hasslock Dorothy Treadaway 34 and Ray Kane 38 have fmally decrded to make rt dehmte by announcmg therr engagement Kay Gelsmon 37 has been seen with a diamond rrng on the thnrd finger left hand Fred Schulz 38 xs the lucky man Paul Brennan 38 we are glad to say has once agam left the hospntal Thrs trme we hope rt wxll be definitely By colncrdence Sol Peck also of the 38 Class hap pened to be ln the same ward and underwent an operation at the same tlme as Paul Also on the suck l1st has been Helen Lynch Helen IS now recuperatmg from a recent appendectomy We have all mlssed her and are glad that she can be w1th us agarn Sally Howe Class of 37 IS a student nurse at St Francis Hospxtal She recently d1splayed her dramatxc abrllty by appearmg nn a comedy The Nrtwrts presented by the students nurses of the hosprtal urte versatrle eh? Speakmg of nurses Anne Donato 38 a graduate nurse of the Greenvllle Hos prtal ns now posted at the Chrldren s Hosprtal rn Newark erry OCallaghan 38 IS stxll the debator of john Marshall The two recent affarrs of the Alumni served the purpose of brlngmg together many old members Among those rn attendance were Rose Margnotta Anne Am mann Helen Lane Dave Gladstone Tom Lanagan and rm Eltrmgham Smce Loss oomph Imbornone has become a Wekearnyan and lS gettmg a pay check each week he rs on the lookout for someone who ll say yes Lou seems to be glvlng all the femlles an opportunity to get acquainted ludgmg from the varrety of gals seen wrth htm on drffcrent occasrons Rose Bertottl vnho can well be remembered at Drckmson Evemng for her charm :rg WOICC IS becommg a popular songblrd ln the outside world Seen at warrous school dances and drsplaylng therr skill rn the art of terpslchore are Edwin Schultz Doris Cambria Ross Mmrter Herb Gage Carl Balbo Tecla Vrgornta john Caroselln Ray Hnckey Tony Calabro and many other Alumm members Ann Stahl 40 Valedlctorlan lb back at school as a P G Helen Magel 40 and jack Luzzn 38 are that way about each other Rumors haxe rt that Helen has gnen jack the cutest nickname Seventy seven . , . . u , - 1 . :T 1 1 U 1 1 7 Y 7 ' 7 ' . , :- , - 7 3 ' 9 a , 5 , , , - 1 ., . I . . . y , Q . . . . a , 5 a , , J . . , : , .C . l 9 I 1 1 1 ' . , , 7 . . . . , ' 1 l ' . . . . Y 7 7 ' . ' 1 1 9 ' Sol is fully recovered now, and we hope that we can say the same for Paul very soon. , . ' 9 7 7 . . 1 1 1 S' , '. J 7 7 . ' 1 . : ,, - , , , , J . U 7. . 7 L . . w . . Y YK . ., V . . . - A ' , N . 1 V N , - r 7 1 1 - 1 1 7 7 5 7 ' 7 7 4 - r A ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' S