East Rutherford High School - Tea Leaf Yearbook (East Rutherford, NJ)
- Class of 1953
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'ilk ,i1i1gfaLi1.: 'af'3iiifm9' 'R' A Student Council l03 Quill aml Scroll, National Honor Society ll3 Caclet 'llearllers l23 Tri-Y l3Q Keys and Kcyettcs l4-l53 Library Staff l63 Cleo Club, Orchestra 'I73 Home-making, Teen Agvrs I83 ltalian Club, l'h'amatic Club l9: Scienc-0 Club, Art Club 20: Junior Play 213 Junior Prom 222 Senior Play 232 Triangle 2-l-253 Tea Leaf 26. Football 28-303 Baud 313 Basketball 32-333 lllajorettes, Clloerleaalers 343 Track 35: Baseball 36-373 A. A., Sports' Club 38. Academic Classes 40--ll: Freslnnan 423 Sophomore 433 Junior 443 Senior 45-62. li P- I , mf! ' - l 1' l lj '1 ' 1 3 r- ' 3 3 ily sk 'ilu l. ,. Q' L-U lil-1 6 o o l lily! VY -fl evaluatlon tame comes 3 A ,K 'A W . ' 1 y Va I! if ii!! iii uJ!,i,,'-- lwlfxl My., is h I I ' Sv lilly , i.r 'p N V 4 J 7 an W all X ,. K s J . 'X 1 xf Q , w Nx I1 ' Trix K V XX: .Q 5 N q E K H, ,J , ' .J f ' ' J -u-' . .--! 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Financially assisted hy the Kellogg Foundation and the American Association of School Administrators, a nation-wide Co-operative Program in Educational Administration was set up, designed to improve the training and service of all officials charged with the administration of the puhlic schools. ln New ,lcrsey the school districts formed teams of four school sys- tems each for intervisitation and conferences to discuss their mutual and individual prohlems. Superintendents, principals, hoard members, parents and other lay members compose the mcmhership. A 4. M Q QNQ gm FQ E ff o Back Row, left to right: Mr. J. Lampert, Mr. S. Price, Mr. H. Hollen- beck, Mr. P. Arata, Mr. J. Zanca. First Row, left to right: Dr. A. Faust, Mr. W. Lcuang, Mr. J. Ranges. Mr. H. Hensrh, dislrivt clerk: Miss G. Gervens, secretary. 01' Page five :rv ran proudly boast of our supvrintvnulvnl uml llis prinvipuls: Nliss G. Tulmun. Dr. A. Faust, Nlr. C. Dif-l'w1-1-lllm'. llr. XX. 1lllZlll1ll1'I', Wir. ll. iYNl'1ll. Ylr. J. Costa. stznuling. .......................... . ?f??2ig'l:?xfQf3g A X . is s sss X vk.. A our prim'ilml: Mr. Gcorgc L. Dit'l'tN'CClll6l' our H'1'l'l'llll'il'SZ Wlrs. AIllll0llY Pllgliil :mel Miss Dol l'lill'4'Il lirc-It Pagw six 'l'lu- umlministrutiw' stuff of li. li. ll. S is 1-mnpost-ul ol' Dr. .fXll'r1-il S. Faust. sup:-r intmnlvnt of Rust Hutlwrfmwl Svlmuls: Mr Cvorgq' Dic'l'wvvl1tvl', prim-ipul: NI r. Clayton Hitt-linvr. vit-P-prillvipulz Nlr. llurry John son. QJfllillllIll'l'llil'1'1'l0l'2 uml Nlr. lfmlwurc Griffin. uttvn4lznu'v Ol-liiI'0l'. The uilministrutors urv always willing to In-lp stutlcnts solve their prolrlvms um encourage them to do their lwst. X x Q. QV X Miss He-im-n ilurliv Mrs. Louis lhllllli' Mrs. All:-u llauuo ,K Home- El'0lI0llli4'h S1-ilool Nursa- English uxxillll are you doing Nxxiilllig your troulrli-? I smvll glllllf lle'l'1'f E X , XX X Q x s Y s s x Nxgxl s hw? . ms 'ak s N s ,X X . . N Q N Ur. Clay lou liitvimvr xiivn' i'rim'ipui Miss xxriilllil De-Yrivs Miss NlZllil'IiIl1' English llvxllcilllltx' I xsouldlfl mush- hllfll History prn-vious lillll'.! Huy I Inns- your :ll- . V.. ou I' iilfll I ly Mr. Willizuu l iiQl1'lll'illll'il Miss .llbN'liililll' I l'l'l'1ll'il i'il3hi1'1ll I':lill1'illi0ll Pluysirul l'iliIlt'LlliUll Hllp-2-3-LL .xiI'i1,lill. l'II xszlilfi Wir. ll1ll'l'y ,IOIIIISOII i:lli1i1lll1'1' ljil'l'1'l0l' Hr. iC1ixsa1l'1i Griffin: 'xiil'll1i2llll'l' i,i.i.i1'1'l' in . Mr. iillllis ljiiiillililii Mrs. iiilalrlvs lslilllilflllll 'Niiss xilliil Hare Hugiisll . . . Spf-4-1-In lillgliill . . . ilalliam liusiuvss I illlll'iIlIOI Y....'.-.. ..... ... ..... :.. --IJ... .L ,x --sl..:..l.. .H .mv ws1wMsu if AV l b- ' gh A3 gs' V A ,. v N : 'm,M v 1 iw. ,LLL .gg - .4 Q , wi I , -f Q I Q' ' x ' Y z 1 'NN 9 n A ... ' ' w., A MA 'ggflii 'K 'VL L . , K fa f L 4 Y Aff' J. T X lA , 7 N K V4 L V if . W, . 7 . J Xxxkmx :4 o .+ ww W si ' , 'H O , ' Q . S N C A ' -K W xx 5 4: -1' 3' A T SN Q 'Ng J guf QQ N A Q- W u , Q Y 1 X Q Q' X x ' . S X . M. Xi R 4'-wfff ' iv. , vi Q 4 ' V . M, . Q MQ . . Q E N N5 R 1 5' X Sig xx 1 1 5 Q1 Q L' Q x 'S K W r , X Sk? Ai . -wx- Q ,, HSM Y x. whey' rf' f ' Q 2 1 X N' Q 3 W K W s A Q i AK '59 fl I 'i 1 actlvltles llrwlf Row. lm-ll to riglu: A. Torre. ll. linivhel. R. l.iv:l. ll. Sllilllilllklll. R. Holzupfel. VU. Shepllerd, R. K1llSll'il. J. .l:u'ksou. ll. lVlolnau', Mr. Y. Zll'l'lll'di, afl- visor. First Noir. left lo right: F. Spill. l'. llrugotln, C. Smith, S. Koenig. A. Piazza. L. Cosentino, A. Blar- inalro. ll. ,lony. J. Orlando. sllnlenl This year the lone ol' the voice ofthe presiding officer of tlu- Slluleni Council lms u cliffs-rent pitch. For the first time in thirteen years' il girl president was 4-lm-tml. lmlecml, this wus u wise choice lwf-zuusv the council. leal hy Ll girl, has guinml many privileges znul has provided nmtel'iul for interesting ussenllilies. Among the many Ll4'I'OlllpllSlIIllPI'ltS of llie vounril were the purelluse of spot lights F Ifavlf Row. left to right: J. Glogie-uirz. 5. Nlull- num, C. l'l0l'l0llb2ll'll, J. Bauikosxsky. .l. S4'lll'llllll. ll. Biros. R. Evers. W. Hryvalls. First Roux left to right: A. Liskali. Y. llnviilson, J. Villa. YV. Obolslxy, C. Aram, R. Ilunuls. S. 'l'mu-zu, Miss M. lJ8Xh6ilIlCl'., advisor. vnu neil for the svhool and the operuiion of an coke llliN'lllI11'. ln Decemlwr the group pres:-utml il llrossy Christmas xlunre in the uunli- torium. All the nu-mhcrs worked inalus- triously to niulu' vlulmrale mlecoruiions. A few of ihe many cluties ol' the memhers of the Student Couneil ure to provtor in the hulls ul noon time auul luke cure of the recording mucliine for the noon-time dances. One of thc pruiseworlhy jolns perfornuicl hy the Sllulenl Council this your wus! the produetion of its annual show, Footliglils ana' Creasepuint, whivh was fuvorulily rv- ceived. The officers ure C. Aram. presialvntg W. Oholsky, vive-prvsiilentz J. Villa. Sl'l'l'0llll'y1 B. Hamas, treasurer. 'l'ln- eounselors are Miss M. Dexhvimer and Mr. V. Zicourqli. Denlof'1'uvy in uelionl quill and scroll 'l'hc Quill anil Scroll is an international nicinhcrs wrilc articlcs ahout various school honorary socicty for stuilcnlswho arc out- cvcnts for the llcrulrl f'Yl'H'S. stanuling in thc l'icl1l ol' journalism. , All approvcil nlclnhcrs rccclvc an cn- Ccrtain rcquircmcnts havc to hc incl Q,-in-0,1 ,m.,nl,,.,.ShiI, ...mln U pin! and 1, for llli'lllll0l'Slllll. 'l'hc stu1lcnts nlust hc vcar's suhscriplion to Quill antl Scroll with juniors or scniors who rank high scholas- ilu. l,ay,m.m of U m,.ml,,.,.Sl,iI, fm.. tically anal in cilizcnship. They must also ' hcloug to sonic school puhlication. ho 'l'hc arlvisor to thc group is Mrs. A. rcconinicnilcal hy thc supcrvisor ol' tho Damon. 'l'hc olficcrs arc prcsialcnt. ll. local chaplcr. anll hc approvcil hy tho Katstra: vicc-prcsiclcnt. ll. Pavlickg and cxccutivc sccrctary ol' the socicty. The sccrctary-trcasurcr. ll. Mulick. llillilllllll honor socivly Mcmhcrship in thc National llonor Socicty is hascd upon cilizcnship. lcatlcr- ship. charactcr annl scholarship. 'l'hc or- ganization is t'0IIlll0Sl'll ol' juniors ansl scniors who havc hccn l'f'4'0llllll0Illll'll hc- causc thcy posscss thc ncccssary qualifica- tions. lflach incnihcr is prcscntccl with an cn- gravcml llll'Illlil'l'SllllD1'lll'll issucil hy thc sccrctary ol' thc National llonor Socicly. This prcscntation is lnaclc at an asscmhly ncar thc cnal of the school tcrul. lyl0lIllN'l'Slllll to tho organization is wiclc- sprcail throughout thc country anal is hclsl in high l'Sl0t'Ill. 'l'hc faculty ailvisor is Mrs. F. Soars. 'l'hc prcsialcnt of thc cluh is l'. Grccnc: vicc- prcsiilcnt. li. Katstra: sccrctary-trcasurcr. ll. Wlcllcr. lfaclr 1:0141 In-ft to right: l.. llrown. R. l.iva-, .l. Jackson. ll. JUll1lIlIlQ'lll1l!lIl. Third Roux If-ft to right: l'. Urccnc. lf. Arata. S. Schiffman. S. Tcncza, ll. 0SlllPl'S. mon. zulvisor. .l. liaffac. ll. Wa-llcr ll. Hcnningcr. Firsl lfmc. lcl't to right: l.. Sailloclt Y ne-mann not in piclurc. llurlr Rolf. lcft to right: l.. llrosxn. R. l.iva. J. .Iac-ltson, ll, ,lolianne-uuln. Thirrl Rozc. lcfl to right: G. Usnn-rs man. I.. Sacllock. W. Olmlsky. Firsl Razr. It-ft to right: Mrs, I . Scars. zulvisor. C. Arata. l'. Gro-cnc. Shcpllerfl. not in picture. Svcoml Row. lcft Io right: U. Hulb- ncr. S, Cuz. N. Sckcrak. Mrs. A. lla- C. C:-rlrcr. ll. lavliclt. ll. Mulick. li: Katstra. S. l'uzio. H, IH-lro. ll. Johan- S. Tcncza, U. Kolodzicj. li. AIllliIl'lt'M'l Sccoml Rolf. lcft to right: S. Schiff- man, T. Furman. A. Liskai. I'. Fur- R. Katstra. ll. Wellcr. ii. llc-rhcr. XV. gf' lu'vl1w' man-lx. .l. Hordyk. Wlnlv. 5. lllZl0, ln. ll-tru, H. S. Ts-nn-za. T. lsurman. vault-1 tl'ill'Ill'l'S llavv you over vntvrell a classroom anal found il almsoluioly quiotg tlwn al ilu' llvsk you soc a Sllllilfill? This is a vallvt lf'llI'llCl' al work. By taking over vlassvs in thc' lligll svllool and in tho grallvs. Illl'llllN'l'S olntain prawlival 0xpm'imn'0 XNlll1'll also aills llmm in llvvicl- ing WVlll'll1f'l' tlmy are really suitml for ilu' lvac-lming profvssion. The Catlvl 'l'0a1'lu'rs is opml to all juniors and Sf'I1l0l'S who are lIllPl'PSlt ll in lmvonling l02ll'llf'l'S. The Cadet 'l'0ac'l1ers' organization pro- sr-nts an annual dam-0. which is the last informal ont' of llm year. The aclvisor to the cluln is Mrs. ll. Snyder. The offim-rs, arm' E. Kaminsky. pros- hlent: J. Bolllig. vic'0-prf'si4lvnt: and J. Davimljak, secretary and trf-asurvr. I CZIPIZZAIIIU., G. Sudol. IP. Min- ne-s, M. Javqlu-I. l'. lxrorn. l. Szkutnik, R. Twilty. key. C. Osmers. l.. Odessa, l.. ski. lfurk Row. lc-fl lo riglll: M. Q l.atz. R. Amle-rson. Y. David- . Q son. l'. Mrllmsan. M, Mvlfor- Svroml Roux le-fl lo riglll: M. Tonlvzyk. J. Carson. M. Killa. J. Sallonski. J. Miskoff. IC. lllomlvk, M. Canula. C, Bruno. First Row. lcll lo riglll: H. -. . . , . . , Molxray. A. Jones, E. Winn-rs. Iinrk Razr, lc-ll lo right: J. Tlzirfl Row. le-fl lo right: J. Tyks. C. l orIenlma4'll, li. Jony. A. Murray, M. H1lI'IllDXl1'll., ll. lliros. l.. l'Ii1'liIIl1lll, S. llyran. Svvnnrl Row. left lo right: ll. J 3- Zoon, N. Syrllowski, R. Mvlllus- Flanagan, ll. Weller. J. Galla- First Row. left to riglll: J. Stipkovirll. C. Gerber. J. Boll- lig. E. Kaminsky. J. llavidjak. Mrs. Snyde-r. advisor. E. Zak. Svronzl If nr. 0 ri : ,. Clll'lllll1'lx. M. l'1lilll1'll. Bl0lHll'lx.. N. Syvlumski. l.. luu'll. R. S1-lu-Il. H. Korll. li. Miskulf. l'. xl1'fi0NiIll. ll. An- llvrson. ll. Wllilv. li. Wolsko, ra. J. Lillllllillllb. M. Laiula. Sllllill. A. Fiuln. M. Malrns. ll. advisor. S. l ranz1'lln. J. Dark- 0lliSll. M, llalnal. JK. llronko. lfufk Hou: lvil In Figlll! C, l Mvlzlvr. l.. Sllllill. J. Slvlllllivll, N. lVlarinaro. ll. Knlnulzic'-i. Y, llaviilsun. l.. lxl01'lI1'll. R. Nisi. l.. llil'lxlllilII. R. Txsilly, G. Os- llll'l'h. H, Ward. K. Nmsirki. I.. Sinilt. Fiflh Roux lt'l'l In rigln: ll. Yan l.4'nh'n. J. llvlvasa. l'. llirklioff. ll. xllllflllll. Y. fiillivs. M. G4'rlu'r. J. lllt'l'lLlillf1lILlllS. l'. Knllouski. lf. ilillivs. ll. Kar- llliIl't'ilk. J. kan llykv. Fuurlh Nutr. lvl! lo riglll: R. gilllill ll lxl1llllllill'll1'l' 4 Furt- .. .. .. or . .. rr '. . Sl'llllli4h. ll. l'e'h'rs. lf. Krala. irrl luur. ri : . . i'zz:. .. , -1' . . Yi' ' '. . I' .li0x'- -' .'. . .l ll . . . 'lll .i. ,. - . I 'Sl 0H'. ' l'I 'I I . i ' '1'llt'. lri-yr 'l'lu' nu'e'ling will now runu' to 0l'1l4'l'.u says l'airi4'ia fil'i'Pll0, prvsialvni of ilu' 'l'ri-X . and llu'n tlu' elisvnssion ol' llu' vlulfs main suvial 1'v1'nl of ilu' 'var lu'gins. 'flu' girls lulzz willl 1'x4'il1'nu'nl as tlu'y ilisvnss llu'ir plans for tlu' Sl'llli-l'0l'lll1ll lnrnaluml. Jolly snownu'n anal sparkling SIl0M'i.lillil'S- ara' nuulm' lo grvvl ilu' l'0lIllll'S as llu'y arriw'. .M ilu' magic' lurur il is lll2llIllf'll lo crown ilu' king anal qlu'1'n of ilu' lfiinlvr flllflliflll ol' l953. 'l'lu' Tri-X is a s4'rvi1'c' vlnln. Connnnnily work is rlmun slu'll as 1'oll1'1'ling for livr- vllral Palsy znul ilu' limi Cross and alsn svlling programs at ilu' fuollrall ganu's. 'l'lu' rlulr is vapalrly zulviseul lay Hrs. J. Montgonuwy. 'l'lu' otlu'r 0l'l'i1'1'rs arv vim'- prvsiilvnt. J. Vliyks: svr-r4'tzn'y. S. 'l'v1u'za: auul Irz'asur4'r. I. Julian. 'INCL' Roux lvl! lo riglll: M. Iloolvy. M. J:u'qlu'l. U. Slllllil. ll. Jony. U. ,-Kllman. J. llorrlyk. Il, Zuon. ll. llilnwy. M. Mr- 'l'l1ir1llfou'. lvll In right: li. , Wmlmsiak. J. llankmssky. M. Hillllllllfll. ll. liiros. lf. l orln'n- Nll'filllSlit'y. Svrnrul Hair. lvl! In riglll: J. I., lflanagan. H. Zak. 11. Sriar- First Roux lvlll In riglll: li. l'a'h'rsnn. Mrs. J. Monlgonwry. V' L. U' Q is gc Uzirfzfrfn We ij' it Back Row, left to right: R. Gray, R. Peet, K. Quadland, R. Origoni, A. Stopinsky, R. Bed- nnrvzyk, V. Nisi, A. Gray. Seronfl Row, left to right: Mr. F. Nivlmlas. advisor. G. Ortland, H. Fink, A. lYAmorc. M. Eig. M. Sudol, J. Mnngone. First Row. left to right: IJ. Puvlivk. R. Knlslrn. E. Gisler. A. Burning, VV. Frank, A. Ferruro. keys and kcyettes Hnvk Row. lcfl to right: G. Allman, I . Krom. Y. lJZlViflS0l1, E. Blonclek. M. Mc-Cornuwk. P. McGowan. R. Schell. T. Popek, J. Kikkcrl. Third Row, left to riglll: J. Cupizzuno. ll. S4'lill'l'1l, A. Sumlvoss. ll. Minnes. N. Trebing. M. Pndm-Im, J. Corson. J. Gufluski, S. Cul. J. Miskuff. Seroml Row. left tn right: M. ROHl1lUt!llQ!,lll, J. Davis. M. Dnlml, E. Km-lu. C. Peterson, E. Wolsko, D. St'lll'6ill8l', J. Surisky. Firsl Row. left lo riglll: E. Serpal., C. Cerlrer, Miss H. llalrlle. 2lIlVlS0l', Fl. Zak. ll. Koloclziej. T. Furmzm. J. Slempein. A. Eulo. H. Mukruy. S. Frrmzelln. Providing Thanksgiving and Easter din- ners for needy families, donating books to soldiers and baking cookies for them are some of the wonderful serviees rendered hy the Keyettes. the girl's serviee eluh. A sixty-cup eoffee urn for the eooking room was purchased hy selling forty-eight hottles ol' vanilla extract. The organizationis soeial life was high- lighted hy a New York trip and an annual dance. Qlllflllllll ,lilllIIIOTl'l'. Several luneh- eons were held, during whieh guest speakers informed the girls on various suhjeetst. One guest was from a secretarial school and others were a dentist and dental hygienist. A christmas luncheon was held with the Keys to eelelirate the holiday season. The eluh is open to junior and senior girls who are willing to do serviee work. l'iaeh time the girls attend a luncheon, serve on a committee, attend one of the social functions, or perform a service, they are entitled to a certain numher of points. At the end of the senior year, if they have a total of twenty points, they are entitled to reeeive a Keyette letter. The eluh advisor is Miss H. Bartle. The president is D. Kolodziej: vice-president, Fi. Zak: secretary, T. Furman: treasurer, P. Furman. QS 'Ng .. Y 'X wr ,o ...rf ' Happy time for the makers of happy times The Key Cluh. an organization under the sponsorship of the Rutherford Kiwanis Cluh. is noted for its aid to the needy. Any junior or senior hoy who is interested in social welfare work is eligihle to join. lieeently a letter was received from an orphanage, expressing thanks for food which the eluh had donated. The hoys also participated in a haskethall game with the faculty. the proceeds of which went to an orphanage. An annual dance, W'inter Sleighridef' which was a huge success, was presented in .l anuary. Many luneheons are held throughout the year, the most important one taking plaee near Christmas. The guests who at- tend these luneheons often speak on suh- jeets whieh are of interest to the hoys, such as lnmting. The aetivities of the eluh were guided hy the advisor, Mr. F. Nicholas. Presiding over the meetings, which are held once a week , . . . on fhursday, was A. Barmng, with vlee- president. E. Cisler taking over in his ah- senee. The finanees of the eluh were su mer- . I vlsed hy the treasurer, R. Katstra, and all reeords of the meetings were accurately kept by the secretary, W. Frank. Page fifteen Huck Row. left to right: B. Kaufman, D. Huette- mann, G. Brown., A. Holland. .l. Twist. R. Hensch, H. Hollenberk, R. Liva. R. Mclllusky, B. De Vries. Second Row, left to right: B. Raphael, A. Hudak, M. Davis, L. Sindt, N. Unger, G. Roseman, E. Ward, A. Filliponi, Mr. C. Jones, advisor. First Row, left to right: A. Eulo, M. Dabal, J. Lamparello, R. Coldon. A. Gentile. F. Spill, R. For- esta, V. Semeraro, L. Loquiclice. Back Row, left to right: W. Milano, C. Yakimow- icz, F. Pietrzak. W. Frank, R. Rohack, L. Brown, A. D'Amore, R. Evers. Third Row, left to right: G. Allman, M. Ursino, R. Petersg L. Odesso, J. Dackonish, H. Gust, G. Rose- man, M. McCormack. J. Hordyk. Second Row, left to right: L. Schmalz., F. Krom, G. Osmers, P. Mt-Cowan, M. Matros, J. Ferraro, E. Blondek, M. Cantla, L. Flanagan. First Row. left to right: R. Camlet, J. Davidjak. A. Jones., V. Davidson. E. Winters, M. Dooley. M. Marciniak, J. Miskuff, C. De Vasto. library staff L'May I help you find the hook that you are looking for? These are the words spoken hy lnemhers of the lihrary staff whose aim is to help fellow stiulonts find information aml books of interest. This year's activities include a hook fair and tea, an annual dance, two Page sixteen assemblies, and the publication of the Library Gazette. The officers are president, V. Daviflsong vice-president, Wintersg secretary, M. Dooley, and treasurer, M. Maroiniak. The advisor to the staff is Mr. G. Jones. fglq-1' rluln SIIIIII. I.. III1N'Ill'Il. IIIilIlIID1H'Ilt'l'. -K. SzuNIynss. Il. S4-IN'II. III. lle'rIn'r. Y. Gil- Iii-s. M. II0lllilIlt'Ilg!,IlI. II. Smith. III. II1llllIIill'Il.. 'I'. Iin'llI4'r. I . SFIIIIIIIII. S. f:lI:u'iIx. II. f:lI4'usIxi. If. Gil- Iivs. lil. I'4'le'rs. II. YAIIIILIIII II. Sc-Innimlt. IX. l.nIII0n. .-K. Iirnnko. C. I,1'It'l's0ll.. II. .'IlllIt'l'SOIl. W. Ilook. III. Svilz. II. ,IalgQ'I. I. IIAIIIIZZLIIIU. I. Nisi. lim-If Rau: I1'II In rig.gIlI: II. IIIW rivs. If. .'xlNIlll'Il'S4'. I'. IIIl'IxIl0IiI'. II. ,IoI1snn. I'. Kullou ski. If. XYRIFII. I.. 'l'liir1l Noir. Ia'II In riglu: :L KSISSAII. .I. S1'illll'I'I'lxIIil. .I- IM-If-nsn. If. IIi:uN'u. II. SUFIIIH1 Roux II-fl In righl: First Ham: Ivfl In l'II.'1IlI :Is you xsallk IIIFOIIIEII IIN' IluIIs of If. II. II. S.. you may IN'lll' an l'Il0l'llS of IN'llllIII-III yuivvs ruisml in I'4'rv1'nI sung. Witlmut an 4IuuIvI. IIN' lllllsil' is running from IIN' Ulm' CIuIm. 'I'Iiis group displays its slirrillgf IalI1'uI all IIN' :Ll'llIIlIllIIUll 1'xvl'1'is0s. nssvm- Inlivs. ZIIIII 0IIll'l' srlmol IIIIIIFIIOIIFI. .Nllliougrln IIH' Spring l:0lll'l'l'I. ils main projvx-I ol' IIN' your. re'quir1'snuN'Il IIIIIQIPIII I'Q'IlI'ill'SIll.E. IIN'1'IuIn 1'nIIlusiz1sIis-alIIy Iooks I.0l'N'lll'1I In pzu'Ii4'ipuIing1 in il. 'I'IN' 0l'1'Il4'5Il'll. 4-omp0s4'1I of If. Ii. II. Sfs most IuI4'nt4'1I IIISIl'lIlll1'llIilIISIS, plays all mzmy of IIN' zlssvllllnlivs l'lll'Il yvur. In my-op1'l'aiIi0l1 ysiIIi IIN' CIM' CIIIII. il always prvsvnls IIPAIIIIII-IIIQ musirul l'l'Il1IIII0llS ul IIN' QIFKIUIIISIIIOII vxn'l'4'is1's. IIu1'Il lIl'l'lDill'llIIOIl is rc'quir0rI for IIN' Ol'I'IN'SIl'il'S lN'l'I'Ul'llllIllK'IY . 1 . w m IIIII bprmg f,0lN'l'l'I, Inul IIN' rvsull is wa'II worth IIN' 1'I'I0rI. IIUIII IIN' CIW' CIuIr AIIIII IIl'l'Ill'PIl'il wvru sorry In lri1I I'ul'4'w1'II I0 IIN'ir 4Iir1'1'Im'. III' II. SOIN'Il01'Ii. Ixul IIlI'y now N'I'Il'0llIl' IIN' 1'upuIrI1' I1'illIl'I'FIlIlI uf Mr. II. IIill'l'0N'P. 0I l'lll'hll'i-I lfurlr Noir. Ivfl lo riglllz NIV. II. SnIN'INN'Ix. XX. Ilouk. .I. 'I'an:iIairo. II. I'yral. 'I'. Sywuson. 'I'. IIugw. R. I.1'lNIi1'k. II. .IIlIII.fl'.. A. Iiauigvs. II. Imyy. N IIl'0llIIIill'II. II. SuImsiusIxi. Firsl Rolf. Ia-II In right: .I. IIIllt'II1l. A. Saulclyoss. NI. Iim-In-r. .I. Urlauulu. I.. I,l'1'IllIl'l'. .I. IIIlI'l'llIl'y4'I', I . Kl'IlllI. .I. Yilulv. I . Uorra-II. A.. lE E X ,Q ' .s Q W Q Q S gi X is V if V Y Y .xiwwwe lillflf lflilll It-ft to right Y t'ilIiis I I T. Kcttlcr, '. 1 llanzvl. l'. Munofo. ric. Nl. llcrinn. ll. Spicxo - slty. M. kill'I't'I', l.. Roalc 1, Miss J. l'fcifcr, advisor. First Rmc. left to right: ll. xilllflllll, ll. Nloltray. I XVAIIZ. lVl. llascalc. J. Rang- es. J. Conroy. ., Huck lfmc. left to right: R. Forestu. P. Currie, M, Lynch. lf. Peters. ll. Jaget. SPVOIIII Roux lcft to right: M. llullock. E. Anda- ricsc. Miss ll. Hrohalt. aulvisor. l. l.s-xsanflosky., E. tlillics. Firsl Roux lcfl to right: ll. liruno, .l. llohlig. A. Y lluclalt. R. Nisi. I. Kotlowski. Page eighteen teen age eluih lloulenlakillg cl u b Cluh The newly organizcal Homemaking hegggan an eventful year untlcr the ahle prcsiilency of Lynmla lioach. Among its many activities were a trip to thc Gootl Housekeeping lnstitutc in New York, the 'llraphaggcn School of Fashions anel a fielel trip to a textile mill. 'llhe purpose of the cluh is just what the name infers, learning thc art of homcmak- ing. It furnishes useful information for future houscwivcs. The girls hail great fun making Christmas presents for each other and in planning a spring fashion show. lVliss J. Pfeifcr is allvisor to ilu- group aml helps thc girls plan their many activ- ities. Nl. Karrer is secretary-treasurer. Cream anal sugar? cchoecl corilial voices, at the 'llecn Age Clulfs yearly tea, its most important social event usually hclil in D1-cenilwr. The cluh has many other social activities. such as lessons in the al't of makeup, hair styling anfl etiquette. An annual trip to New York, a picnic, antl their first ilance kept the memhcrs husy during the year. Another activity of the club this year was the selling of crinoline Christmas trees. The aflvisor to the group is Miss D. Hrohak. 'l'l1e officers are A. lluclalc, president: M. Carhone, vice-president: J. Holff. secrctaryg and J. Bohlig, treasurer. llnck Rmc. left to right: P. Porvaro. P. Taormina, Vila. xlTliirfl Row. left to right: C. Sciarra. M. Schiano. nardi. M. llavis. ll. lluffalino. Second Row. left to right: J. Orlando. G. Henry. visor. W. Milano, F. Pietrzak. C. Yakimowicz. J. V First Row. It-ft to right: S. lfranzella. li. Jiovenett J. Lamparello, L. Ribaudo, C. lleVast0. Vai suilla gita in cilla?H Are you going on the trip? This is one of the many questions asked hy Italian Cluh mcnlhers as they planned this year's activ- ities. which included the presentation of a comedy. Cuissvpi Pnsugluli. The officers are A. Ferraro, presidentg L. liiamonte. vice-president: A. Hudak, secretaryg R. Nisi, treasurer. Mrs. C. Flan- agan is advisor. Huck Roic. left lo right: K. Calhey. ll. Henninger, Mr. Il. Commoll. advisor. ,l. Gudaski. R. 0'Connor, S. Presli. T. Gnhack. M. Lynch. B. Jobson. First Row. left to right: M. Asher, N. Jackson, C. Arata. l'. l.im-lwr. R. Shanahan. R. Evers. C. Walker. .l. Hanman. A. Cray, V. Nisi, R. Origoni, R. I.. Flanagan, l. Herold, D. Dip,- V. Ferraro, Mrs. C. Flanagan, ad- itale. a. R Nisi. A. Ferrara. A. Hudali, Each year the Dramatic Cluh presents a play for thc entertaimnent of the school. This year with the assistance of the Glee Cluh. they staged a Christmas show eom- Ill0IIlOYiliiIlg the hirth of Christ. Another cluh production was the play, the Ilouse of Horrors. The president of the eluh is H. Shanahang vice-president. C. Aratag secretary, P. liinekerg and treasurer, R. Evers. The advisor is Mr. H. Gonunoll. N1'il'lll'l' 1' I ll In 'LTl1is is the test for oxygen, says Miss- D. Hrohak, Science Cluh advisor. Many other experiments and demonstrations are performed, in which members take an aotive part. The eluh took several field trips and visited some of the larger industries in the community. Capahly presiding over the cluh is M. Dooleyg the secretary is M. Paduchg and tho treasurer, A. Paduch. Page twenty url rlulr Bark Row, left to right: M. Luciano, C. Blair, C. Al- berts. E, Hall, K. Quadland, H. Hollenbeck, T. Rivelli. Second Row, left to right: R. Mt-Cluskey, L. Zak, Wi. Presti, R. Coldon, A. Ger- ardi, P. Conrad, M. Asher, L. Levhner. First Row. left to right: A. Holland, C. Frederivhs, Miss D. Hrohak, advisor, M. Dooley, M. Paduch, A. Padurh, J. Halliman, F. Spill. Bark Row. left to right: R. Camlet, F. Puglis. S. Pre- sti, C. Ortland, W. Tatlow, P. Kronyak, A. Planer, M. Izzo. Second Row. left to right: C. Ballare, F. Lepinski, J. Hague, Mr. H. Commoll, D. Post, E. Case, R. Sleeve, R. Sears. l First Row, left to right: P. Dragotta, R. 0'Connor, R. Shanahan. MAH permission slips to visit the Cloisters must he in tomorrow. This is one of the steps in preparation for the many trips the club has taken to obtain useful artistic information. This year's dance, The Bunny Hop, used Easter as its theme with decorations made hy the eluh. The advisor is Mr. Harry Gommell. The officers are president, R. 0'Connorg vice-president, P. Dragottag treasurer, R. Shanahan. gl nu uns- nh' uonuvwaia-:a : gS:iIIII:I:il1u:'.w Inav... ,4:e1- 9 Burl: Row. Ie-fl lo right: J. Iloogosli-ge-r, R. I,ival. N. IIRIIIZHIU. ,l. Iiuffaiv. I.. IIroxsn. Mrs. li. Ifiilllilgilll. zuivisor. W. Ifrunk. IC. ,MuIall'ivs4-. If. Horiunopoulos. N. I,isIxzui. I'. lin-1-in I .IuIinn. 5. S4-liiffinnn. Frou! Row, I1-fl lo right: Il. We-Ili-r. Il. Usnn-rs, CI. 'xl'1lI1l. Il. ,lohanine-nninn. S. 'l'1-nu-71 N IIILIZPIIRI. 41. Sinnnons. IC. Nilalh-. junior play I pin4'Iu'1I hinl so hzu'4I lhul lu' haul to lvl nie' down. This is onv of ilu' inuny hilarious Iinvs auolvai from lhv ,Iunior I Y VW pzlvkml hilarious sw-iu's. 'I'lu-sv lyso pvoplv. who uri- 1'0lllllI1'I4' SIl'ilIlgl1'I'S. lil'l'Il'lllI to he' hroliwr und sislvr. Although ilu-rv is an rinss play. lliss Smarty. lliis lIn'1-o-uct hig lnixup. 1'Y1'l'yIIlIIlPI turns out for thc' vonu-ily i'4-volvvs zihoul thc' lifv of il wcll- Iwsl. MMIII IWOIIWII lim? SISIIIIII' who uni IIMENI' Ilours of pr1u'lix'v unsl many sau'ril'iu'4-s mm I 'IQLMHFI IMI' Nh N I0 'nun' 'H' hy holh ilu-1-usl un1I 4Iirc'1-tors ysvrv Iurggvly wvll Collvgv. I.izh4-th SIIIZIFI. zu l Ilill'lllIllgL young lIl'IbllIiIllIl'. clvsirvs u IIoIIywoo1I Sl'l'l'4'll Ivsl. IX hon Iwi' WPLIIIIIQ young I.l'I1',Il1I ,Iauiivv I5urhunk urriyvs, slu- pvrsiuulvs .I1lllI1'l' Io taikv hor plum' ul vollvgo so lhul she' muy Ivana' for thx' Sl'l'l'l'll tosl. lin. umlimwl.. I.izIwth.s hrollivr. Sllvllvy. vnlisls thi' s4'l'y'i1-vs of an vlosv frivn1I Igl'yilIlI. so tluu ho too l'ilIl Ivziw- 4-ollvgv. Ifrvanl is mis- ' rc-sponsilnlv for thc' Sll1'l'4'SF-OI. lhv ploy. 'l'Iu- 1-upulilv sluslvnl uvlors and au'll'vss1-s Iwi'- fvvlly ill-pil-I thu' l'IHll'il1'I4'l'S lhvy we-re' porlruyinyj Io tho sinuilvsl 1h-Iuil. Thx' play I.lll'IlISIll'4I Illll!'Il PII-iUflll1'IlI lo its lllPIDl'1't'l3l- Mrs. C. Isiilllilglilll. lhv 1Iirv1'lor. work:-:I - v w ciiligvnlly for ll VY0ll1I1'l'I.lII lPI'01IlH'II0ll. Ihv lukn-n for Slwllvy. annul lhv riot hvgins. junior vlass aulvisor is Nliss li. Wvsl. 'l'Iu- play is l'UlIllil'IS1'1I of nialny alviion sss,l1iiQ-'siiiifi25fQQi5ififNiT?fiE?Efrigpf' P Iforve If Neivssalrylu Hou Diffvrvnl Ion Look! Miss IIie'Iwy. will you In nnne I' l'11yf' fzrvzzly-our junior pronl bring s out lalvsl Pugv llurnfy-fu'u fasln ion s in forlnal finvrg . Tin' most anxiously awaitml f'vf'nt of tllf' your, ilu' ,lunior Prom, urrivvtl on u cool, spring t'VOIllllQI in May. ltivvry girl tinglecl with 6Xt'llf'lll9I'll as slit' waitml for the niugic' momvnt, tlu' arrival of llvr llilIltlS0lllf' vsrort. lfiullovs of laughing voices floutetl tlirougli tht' air as thc' vouples t'IllCI'P1l tlm Casa Manu. Although tliorc' wort' no tl0t'0l'i1ll0IlS,lllC guyness of fwvryono present sc'f'im'cl to vurry out tllc' lllPIllP, Fivsta. Tlu' whirling gowns of pink, liluo, yvllow, anti green comliinml to form ll ruinliow liuv. At lllltllliglll a tlelicious vllickcn mlinnor was svrvml. 'flu' vxcliungo tlarivvst wort' from nine-tliirty until tvn o'1-lock, :intl throughout the entire Ovvning tlu' couplvs 4lunt'c'4l to lllr' smooth music- of Larry Festa. The highlight of tht- tlunvv wus the vrowning at t'lf'v4'n- thirty of the king and quvvn of the i953 Junior Prom, Ross Hiliuurlo and Bolle DiNupoli. This was the first year that ilu- flunvt' was lwltl out ol' sf-lmul uncl it was a huge SIIPCCSS. 'Flu' planning still rvquirvtl u grvut alval of work liy romniittvvs uml hy ilu' aulvisor to tlu' junior rlaxss. Miss C. West. Svllilll' play Curtain going up! 'l'lu' lurus4'ligl1ls arc' ln Sky lligll laulgv. llu' svvlu' ol' llu' nlinunml. l'1n'rymu' on stage' for SL-y lligllfi play. snnu' slrangi' goings-on ow-urr1'1l wlu'n calls llu' elirvvlui' ol' ilu' S1'lll0l' play. llliss Y. a group nl' vullvgf' slurlvnls alul a group liilI'lllll'l'. 'l'lu' play, a llu'1'1'-zu'l lllySl1'l'y., ul' spivs 1'0Ill1'l.0l' a visit al llu' sanu' linux was nursl unusual anal luul many unusual 'l'lu'r1' was a grval elval 0l.1'0Ill.llSl0ll, in- 1'lllll'1ll'll'l'S. ln il was mvryllling from vlumling a low casvs of llllSlillU'll i1l4'nIilia's. l'0lllillll'1' In lIllll'll1'l', or visa-vvrsa. 'l'lu' slral1'gi1' lovalion nl' ilu' lfulgv nialws l sxwar III lull youl' l'lw'rytlling's lllldvl' cont rolfq lffirlx' r0u'. lvll to riglll: H. Shanahan. lf. Arala, J. Hooge'sl4'ger. l,. Broun, Miss N. ll1ll'lllll'l'. aulvisnr. W. Tatlmx. J. llavis. lf. lloriarumpoulns. R. Poet, ll. .lnllanm'lnann. S. Ma- zvlla. First Hou: sitting: l'. liillt'lx1'l', G. Usnwrs. .l- llal'l'au'. the llu' has ilu' ilu' lrzul ill xossilslc' for ilu' 5lIllYl'l'SlYl' agvnls ln smul inlorlnalion lu llu'ir la'a1l4'r. luumu as Mr. X. 'l'lu' live' collvgi' sluelvnls. with lu'lp ol llu' ownm' nl' ilu' lmlgv alul an ll0XS'HlHllN'l' l'0lD0l'll'l'., slim-c'4'4l in vapluring spu's. lllll' ol ilu' lumps wlui l1'1'ls lu' lost luis 1'0lll'ilfL1' regains il iluring ilu' voursa' of 4'v1'nts. Al ilu' vlnsv ul' tlu' play spins lurn out lu lu' l . li. l. nu'n. alul supposmlly goml nu'n turn out In luv Tlu' play r1'quira'ml many nuvnllis ul' arilunus lll'1'llill'2lll0ll. lrul tlu' rvsult was wvll wnrlli llu' vliliorl. 'lllu' play l'urnislu'4l llllI1'll l'Ilki0flll1'Ill ln all llursf' who saw il. lluclf Huw. left to right: M. Pappa. U. Hicswa. S. Tomczylt l.. Krieger, M. Serenock. H Yam Krinnegen, R. Krieger, .I Jackson. Firxl lfozc. left to right: IJ Rusin, C. Sudol. J. Stempein ti. Gerber, V. Rauth, M. l'a duch. R. Mobilia. 'QAII write-ups for the Triangle must be completed and handed in by Friday. This notice is well-known to the reporters of the Triangle staff. This year was a busy year for the Tri- angle as it celebrated its twelfth anniver- sary. lt was first organized about twenty years ago, and since then it has reported the scbool news and served as an outlet for the literary talent of lil. ll. H. The most competent writers, typists, salesmen, art- ists and production staff, comprise the organization. Among the many popular features of the Triangle are the senior propbeey and senior questionnaire. The gossip page al- ways sets the school buzzing. There are al- Page twenty-fou1' triangle Buck Row. left to right: ll. Mulnar. C. Hicswa. A. Szkutnik. L. Brown. M. -w '4't'er' Sudol. S. Schiffman. Seeonrl Row. left to right: M. Tom- czyk. D. Wfeller, C. Osmer, P. Greene. S. Tencza, ll. Henning:-r. First How. left to right: D. Minn:-s. l.. Sadlock. C. Gerber. S. Cuz. S. Pu- zio. T. Furman. J. Uudaski. ways excellent articles, written by the students themselves, about their experi- ences, hobbies and opinions on a variety of subjects. The poets and authors of the sehool are given special recognition by the publication of several pages devoted to orig- inal poetry and stories. Cartoons are drawn by Lewis Brown, and the sports department, efficiently run by its editor, Stuart Schiffman, covers the field of scho- lastic sports. The latest Paris ereations are reviewed and pictured by E. R. H. S.'s leading fashion designers. This year the Triangle conducted a poll in which the students voted for their eboiee of President of the U. S. The rc- sults were surprisingly aeeurate. The Triangle does not forget E. H. H. Sfs graduates. .ftnnouncements of recent weddings. engagements, and honors com- prise the alumni news. Dances, class plays, band activities. assemblies. clubs and other programs are efficiently covered by the reporters. Une of the most important events-. which was covered by the Triangle. was the evaluation of thc school. The newspaper took advantage of this opportunity to dis- cuss various features of the sehool. The job of assembling the Triangle is one which requires time and effort on the part of everyone. At the first meeting called by eo-editors, Richard Katstra and Donald Pavliek, the reporters get their assignments. They then go out on their own to get the news. At frequent intervals they report to their respective departments. The rest of the work is put into the hands of the salesmen. They are respon- sible for publieizing the Triangle and taking orders for it. When the long awaited day arrives, the salesmen distribute thc copies. Each year the Triangle is submitted along with other newspapers to an evalua- tion eonductcd by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, where its good and bad points are determined. It is also a member of the National Seholastie Press Associa- tion and the Quill and Scroll. Many members of the Triangle staff who have written artieles of merit are worthy of membership on the Quill and Scroll and are often recommended by the advisors of the Triangle. The advisors to the Triangle are Miss M. Zimmermann and Miss V. Gardner, the art department advisor is Mr. H. Gommoll. att' 'Q Back Row: R. Liva, Business Man- ager. Second Row. left to right: Miss V. K Gardner. Mr. H. Gommoll. Miss IVI. iuwix' Zimmerman. advisors. , First Row. left to right: ll. l'avlick. ' R. lxaslra. co-editors. Hack Row, left to right: li. Odessa, M. Romenghi. E. Koch, C. Schiarro. J. Miskuff, M. fillllllil. S. Almquist. First Row. left to right: J. Kikkert. ll. Zoon, E. lilondek, C. Bruno, J. Carson. C. Morreale, J. Van Dyke. Page twenty-fire I tea leaf of 1953 EXECUTIVE STAFF Loft lo righl: E. Horiamo poulos, Mr. P. Gurwit, :ul visor. S. Sndowski. Miss W llc Vrius, mlvisor. Il. Sail lurk, vu-editor. Mr. Cisler pl10l0gl'alplwl'. C. ll0l'lNFl', vu mlilor. BUSINESS AND LITERARY S. Cuz. E. Vitale. .lt. SALESMEN Baclc Row. left lo right: W. Siri. M. Dooley, B. Jony Il. Minnes, M. Pauli, B. Kzlrlllzlrvik, L. Levhner, P. Line ker, L. Sindt. First Row, left L0 right: G. Novello, A. Karrer, V Semeraro. R. Foreslu, J. Doyle. J. Corson, M. Svhiano. ADVERTISEMENTS Left to right: R. Ileclnnrrzyk. D. Pavlivk, E. Cisler. R. Kul- stra, D. Johunnemunn. Sitting: Sc-lliffmam. 1N0l pirtured: L. Brownl. Hack Row. left to right: .I. Ruffin-, S. Tenrzal. ll. Mulirls, First Row. left to right: E. Petro. I.. lliumnnle. A. Sekeruk, G. Hubner, D. Weller, R. Sub- 9 4 H! N.. 4 'Q ,yi I ggi'-f VK...- ' 1 I .I ,-, YV I , I , n . 3 ' r. . ' :- gl. . I w,A.9 K . A s I I 5- at Y,,,,, 9,-,,A.,,.4 - . xj , ,x 1-,-- ,Y ,,. 'V ' L s' t 'D 'M' fx 4 1 . 7 Huck Row. left to right: Mr. L. Fittipaldi, coach. J. Jiovenetta, F. La Greca, Shepherd, F. Pietrzak, S. Mazella, W. Milano, C. Yakimowicz, C. Simmons, G. if if , if iff' 0' 1 uf , dwg! ,yrs nl fgyxglal are . , i l Henry Mr. K. Sinofsky. roach. Seronrl Row. left to right: R. Hamas. J. Pollak, C. De Vasto, W. Obolsky, J. Mc- Mlhon R. Liva, L. Catuzzi, J. Smalz, Mr. W. Eigenraueh, coach. Iwrsl Row. left to right: J. Murray, R. Mensing, VV. Lesko, C. Knichel, V. Valente, A Stoplnsky, W. Nieglos. 3 i . - sh ll. Henry S. Mazella J. McMahon 'fDon't fall now! l f' il I I eras! lan lt's a steady, average, hardworking team l'll field against, Passaic High Saturday afternoon at liiggin Field. There is no element of greatness on our squad hut we will play every one up to the hilt, said our amiahle coach Lou Fittipaldi hefore the opening of the 1952 foothall season. And that's the way it happened. The Wild- eats put on a terrific foothall show in every game and finished the season with an impressive four win, one tie, and three loss record. lslast Rutherford, appearing not to have anything resemhling their l951 edition, fielded a suprisingly strong team. Handling the bar-kfif-ld chores for the Wlildcats were Bill Shepherd, Bill Oholsky, Anthony Stopinsky. Carl Simmons, ,Ioe Smalz, Charles DeVasto and the amazing Walt Nieglos. Nieglos was a tremendous factor in the East Rutherford ground game as his ehurning legs gained over 1.000 yards dur- ing the season. His hard play earned him a herth on the Passaic Valley Conference All-Star foothall team. The squad's defensive strength was nothing to sneer at either. The forward wall saw Chet Yak and Bill Milano at the end spotsg Frank Pietrzak, George Henry, Boh Hamas and Bill Lesko at tackleg ,lohn McMahon, Vie Valente, and John Pollak at guard, and over the hall was Sam Ma- zella. In the opening game against Passaic, the underdog Wildcat team turned in a spark- ling upset at Riggin Field. Behind the running of Nieglos and the passing of Shep- herd the Wildcat gridders took a com- NVQ, ... ,SQA V W N i M : g- . 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ZRIIIFAI, R. Harris, A. Torre, R. Hiller, R. Y Davis. II. Huduk. Ii. IIIISBIIII, A. I1NIlll'Il. Firsl Row. Ivft to right: ll. Horiamopoulos, R. Mungonc. YV. Hryrzlk. S. Perri. R. Holmp- fa-I. R. Ifrvy. R. Itlll'llS, G. llroun. G. Matln 'I'In- Wihlvuts sl1l'l'vrccI their first st-thurk ol' tho 1-urrvnt season us! they wore' vmlgml hy Clifton in u thriller, I3-6. A tom-Iulown hy Balwvllolia in tht- lust quurtvr provillml thc' slim inurgin of tlcfoat. I'izxst IiliIIll'I'l'0l'lI also howvll to I,iIIt'l'SOIl Q 1 Ill' Itast IillIIH'l'li0l'1I I9 Passaic' , I2 Itusxt Ilutln-rlortl 26 Contrnl 6 Nast Ilutlwrlornl , , 0 Fair Lawn ,. 0 Iuust RllIIN'l'l-UNI , , I9 Curlivhl ..,.. 0 Eustsitlo in il frvu svoring flilllll' ut the win- nors' tif-ld. 'l'lm VVihIruts. off hulanvv from thc loss tho work Iwlorv. lost 39-2-I. Thvy hounceil right hawk, Iiowvvor. to whip thu Loili Hunts hut lost to Lyndhurst in thc umluul Turkey Uuy gunna .LUIIID Fast Rutlmrfortl ,, 6 Clifton I3 East Huthf'rforsI , . 24 Iiustsislv 39 East Iiuthcrforcl , 2l I,o4Ii . . , 0 East Hutlicrford ,.....,, 20 I,yn1Ihurst . 32 The uthlotes are fetcil I I -mf -my w w-W-wf wb- , 'l'lu' lnuul in t'0l0l'l'lll lIllll'Ul'lll vonufs lllill'l'llillg on tlu' l'i1'l1l to tlu' lutut of tlur lmss 1lrum anul tlu' lxlurv of tlu- ll'llllllN't, l1'1l lay its vupulxlv 1lrum lllllj0l'f'llf', Dawn llvnninggvr. M tlu' sllrill of u wllistlv tlu: luuul govs into its SlN't'lill'lllill' formations., lltllllllgl an l'1'stiw' 1-olor to tlu' footlulll fi1'l1l. 'l'llis Yt ll' tlu' 1ul1lition ol' smart new gruv illlll maroon uniforms Hot tlu' lxalul off to 1 nvno.uxn s .1 :uw tvl1 was III no tl t u l' 1-1 nlumm pu s dll! 1 10 o 1 s dlillllll 04 f 1 1 s Mlllt' .1 1 u .lnnual Hom 1 1 ws Lnul 1 -tn 1 1 1lll .uso 1111 1 s 1 ussmn v i1 s li: vvur illltl until F1 lmruur ', 5 w ls 1 I 1 ll 5 u-luu-k. l lu llll nllu rs l'1't'1'llllW W'lll'0lIlf't nous .ls u s l1 u u QI no u uuu lms: x W1 mr11l for its p'll'llt'lllilli0Il in tluf s :rin t'0lN'l rt Ifnrlf Roux I1-ft to right: A. Ranges, J. Pyra. Mr. D. l'l0b4'll0l'li, advisor. H. Solo- xs vnski. Fourth Roux left to right: A. St'llllPSSlPl'. L. Nadler. I.. M09lIt'll. l.. NIOt'lIl'lI., I.. lA't'llIIPI'. R. Talvolaro. Third Row. 'Pit to rigllt: A. S1'lllll'll1ll'llPl'. E. Sl'll1lll. T. Swenson, N. Brouillzuwl. W. H01-k. S. l.a1n1p11r1-llo. T. Dunslwntll. xwsllfllllll Row. lC'l'l to right: H. liil0lIOW5lxi, J. Tuvolalro, E. l'et1-rsmx, I . Hugo. .l. lltl 1'. First Roux loft to rigllt: C. Torre. H. Yveller. l . Gorrvll, .l. Zilllftl. U. Hl?llllillgQ'l'. llrlllll nuljorffttv. lmf! lo righl: M. lglllll hm-In. K.. Smith. ll. fvlufll. .l ll1llllZZillIU. lm n cl I'11gf tllirfy-mir: lmfl Io right: Mr. K. Sinofsky. 1-out-li. I . Puglia, J. Snmlz, li. liilllllll. .l. Murray. II Hugo. W. Slwplwrnl, C. Simmons, tl. Knit-ln-I, R. lxflf'llhil1Q1. lf. imc. Mr. l,. Smith. 1'0ttl'll. lmslu-I ball 'l'lu- Hurt lhitln-i'l'or1l lligh Sm-hool lma- kt-ilmll ta-ann nnelvr Com-li Kvnnx-tli Sinol' slq sturtml ilu: 1952-53 SPZISOII with grvut hopvs. Hr. Sinofsky, in hifi St't'0lltl stu-1-vs sin- yi-air alt tho hvhn, Iuul vvtvrani t'ug1vl's in llill bllvplwral, C lzirl Sinnnonsv. unal Tony l zn'ruro. Sllt'lDlN'l'll :incl Simmons. thc' wihlvut high scoring ilno who 0zu'h svorml wa-ll ovvr 200 points. wvrv tht' lllllillSlilyS ol' tha' squint. whilv Tony l urruro joinml tht- tvann in tho llllll'l' hull ol tht' svusion. lilfifllllill 52 xxltltlll-Nillgt' 60 Hlllll0l'l.0l'tl 52 liynillnlrst 37 l'iustsii4l1' 63 Pussnii' ISI Cvntrzil 63 Clifton 38 Czll'l'i4'l4l 65 Lynallinrst 53 l,o1li 38 Pussaiia' i3 fltxlllfill 50 Clifton I46 l:1ll'l.it'l1l 50 lfzlstsitlf' 51 l.oili, , Illlgl' fllirfy-flvo 50 6l 62 63 77 '12 60 56 66 67 , 67 i6 56 66 60 66 t:ll1ll'll'f4 Knivhm-l, John Nlurraij. lle-i lingo, untl l11lt't'y Czitnzzi t'0llllll'lHt'll the wht ol' thc' varsity. Lost to thc' tvznn gruwluution wus Nlilu' Kupvc. 'l'ln-sv pi l.Ul'llll'l'S l'l'lll'l'St'lllf'1l our svhool untl pluyul to llIl'll' utmost in 1'vvl'y vontvst. Tho Wilclc-nts, looking to lwttvr I.- svusonl guniv, vking l'l't'0l'tlM'll1'lI tht-y won hnt 1 zlrtvml off on tht- right foot ln ont ai 52-50 win ovvr Vliootl-Him as Shepherd showcd the way with 30 points. East ltutherford dropped a real thriller to Rutherford. The Bulldogs sank a shot in the last seconds of play to give them a 61-60win. Our cagers, travelled to Lyndhurst where a classy Colden Bear cluh trounced us 62-52. ln a one-sided game Paterson Eastside handed us our third loss, 63-37. The Passaic lndians then vis- itml us and handed us a 77-63 drulrliing. A cocky, Clifton squad then travelled to East Rutherford and received a 63-60 loss in an action-packed contest. Garfield, Passaic Valley Conference champions, got the upper hand in a game that saw the Wildcats absorb a 56-38 loss. Lyndhurst played the Wildcats next. A thrill racked sec-saw fracas took place in which our team dropped another heart breaker 66-65. l.odi then edged the Wildcats. 67-53. Passaic hested the hard fighting quintet, 67-33. The remaining contests saw the Vlfvildeats scrapping and always playing their hardest, liut yet never quite alile to turn back their opponents. 'G At-u-lroy, Bill l in Combined Squad vw ' . IV if l Page thirty-fhrcc x v , fm. gb-5 f,5f 44,4 Q K I Q fo 07 Q1 49 E49 QQ if' qw Q an K ai if H ,. Y ,L - n . ' A 4 ,i a 2 3 f af 2 A 7353, ' 1 L gl '5':' '2 F zf- 1 , , 1- ,H A , - ' HA w , A ,V :'. i VA - H , 12, I ,LL uw 'W , J 5 .1 - ' ff AU -5' ik as 'W' J. EK ,g ,,.,. My LL V ,K L.,.. y 1 0 Un' ugh Ready! Us-I Set! Irark I I I0 7 I' I I' II I I I II ' ' N' 32. las Ill lI'I' on ram' ' SUUSOII was a growl ons' as I'0llllDlll'I II I0 lll'I'YI0llS Wah I1 Vim' YHICIIII' wvrv IIN' I-Ill'IllII'I'S NIN1 lull in sonlv sparkling IN'l'I'0l'llIilllI'I'S. Slanl SPIISUIIS. Ifliglll YI'II'l'illlS l'l'Illl'll1'II Io IIN' Uwvi. Kvn IIIIVIQUIIISII, Sain 'Ilan-lla ll squael. IIN' Wihlrals ll0II'IlI'lI two vi1't01'i1's. ,'xI.II'l' losing I0 a powvl'-pa11'Iu'II Cliflon II'illll. 622-61. RIIIII Passaic-. I0-33, our Iixillll l'illllI' IIIVOIIQIII a1Nl I-1'11sI1ml IIllSIlI'0lII'Ii III-iglm, 53-33. IIIIII' Wihlvals lost In Gar- I'ivI1I 50-26. illlII a vlnsv IIIPPI In IANII. -I-6--Ill, Innl Iinisluwl SIVOIIQI In IICIII Woml-liialgv. 63'-1 In IZIIIQ1. ,IOIIII Nlllrray ran IIN' mile' Im' IIN' Wilele . Slanlvy Jallvsky, HII'llill'II Lixa. lliq-k IIIIII sing. ,law SIIIUIZ, IIN-I1a1'1I IIl'Ig0lll, an1I Ilun Husin I1a1NII4-Il IIN- UIIIPI' IIISIZIIIVI' 1-ve-nl III'IlIl'llIIlfl in IIN' I'i1-III vvvlllf su-rv IIIII IIIIZIIIU, IVIIIIW' Ii0:,EIl2llISIxI, a1NI H1-rrv 4.1-nlla NPNI'Ulll1'l'F lo IIH'Sf' PYPIIIS ISI'I'I' Iaruiw I n anlu. Ilnlr 'IIllllS4'IlI'l'I'llllll. ,IUIIII IIIIINIVIX ml Iiillll Nlollvr. mlm Ioppwl IIN' h!'0I'1'l'5 will: lloss Wlolrilia. 33 lminls. IIIIM' I'II'l'l'ill'U. Ifill Olmlslq. anel In WI. lw-rraro lhu-If lfnlr. I1-It In l'igI1I: II. Illtigtllll. II. 1111114-11. I .Ifl'un. I.. IIILIFIIIIIII. Y. IIUQUIRIIIF '. . IX II ' Iilann. II. Rnsin. .I. IVIlll'l'lly. .l. H0I1zN'Ix. A. SIUIDIIISIQY, Y. Nah-nlv, I. Molh-r. Firxl Hun-, I1'I'I In rigI1I: H. 'I'a11se11fralllNI. S. Max:-lla. R. I,iva. VV. 0INvIfIIy. S. Uuvi. fIIr. lx. SIIl1lI'hlxN l0llIl I KIIII 4 I' IiIf Ii II1 Ix ni I1 R III n i11 I ' 1Il '. .. 'z. .. 11-11 -. . 11-'11 s. ..1-s gr... 5111: A... :y9Q 5, r . .1, 4 N ' I ' . 'zu -If . an Pugf- flrirly fu Bank Row. left to right: C. Yakimowirz. R. Bednarrzyk, D. Bode, E. Rys, M. Kupec, C.. Simmons, L. Catuzzi, W. Shepherd, S. Sadowski, D. Pavlivk. Mr. W. Eigenrauvh, roach. First Row., left to right: E. D'Amore, C. Knichel, J. Pollak, J. MvMahon,, R. Bradley, J.. Talbot. A. Ferraro, A. Faust. llaselnall The record of wins and losses of our baseball team's 1952 season does not tell the true story of the finely eo-ordinatcd team which represented our school on the diamond. ltiaeh game was a thriller and closely fought, but had breaks for us at erm-ial moments of play gave our oppo- nents the edge. Prior to the season's opener, our team appeared as the logival choice to win Val- ley Conference crown. We had an all vet- eran infield exeept the catching post, and this position was quickly filled by John McMahon. Bill Shepherd returned to third base, while Tony Farraro handled the short- stop job. Eddie Rys took care of second base and Mike Kupec shifted to first base. Mike brought honor to our team by winning the first base position on the Valley Con- ference All-Star team. The outfield, too, had seasoned performers in Dave Bode, Jim Talbot, and Carl Simmons. at least! l Good for a double 77 Our pitching staff was led hy cxperiene- ed Chet Yak, who the year hefore twirled his way into the schoolhoy Hall of Fame hy blanking Passaic and Eastside with no- hitterst. Donald Pavlick and Phil DeVasto helped complete the pitching staff. These players provided our Wiltlcat team with plenty of offensive and defensive strength. ln the season opener against Passaic a determined East Rutherford squad howed 4-2. However, they hounced hack to wallop Eastside 10-4. In the next game, a sterling pitching duel between Yak and Usinga, who each allowed only one hit, resulted in a Lyndhurst win, 2-0. The season progressed rapidly and the Wilclfvats, who fought hard in every game, finished with a five win- eight loss record. RECORD l Rutherford 2 Passaic 7,,,.,i,,.., 4 Rutherford Lodi .,,,,, ,, 5 Rutherford 10 Eastside ,..,.... Rutherford Eastside a,,,, . 5 Rutherford 0 Lyndhurst Rutherford Clifton ...,.. , I l Rutherford 3 Central .,,,,.,,.,.. Rutherford Lodi ,,,.,.,, . 6 Rutherford 2 Garfield ,,,a,v,, Rutherford Central Y , 2 Rutherford 13 Passaic ,,,, ,,,,, R utherford Garfield ,,,, 7 Rutherford Clifton ., 5 E N MNow hear thisli MPH murder them next inning! Page flziz-ty-seven Molloy! Nlonvyl Money! The finances of tho svhool art' supvrvisml hy the Athletic Assoviation. This yoarlsr iN'i'0lllllliSlllllPl'llS illvllulv Ihr' purvhaso of a pivk-up truck ami u grant of IIIUIIPP' to ohtain now haual uniforms. Disvussious art' hvlcl nluriug whivh fisval sports vlub 'flump Ball! shouts the l't'fl'l'?f'. To rvfvrvv mul kovp sc-ore is om' of thc- tasks of lhv llN'lllllPl'S of the girl's Sports Cluh. llvlping the gym tvacllers tlirevt the activ- ilivs of tho gym auil swimming classvs, at- lvmliug tho ll. C. G. A. C. monthly uwvt- iugs, and prvscnting yearly play day por- formam'4's hvzullino this group's activitios. 'I'lw vlulfs grvalvstt SIIITPSS this yoar was Tim liarnyarnl Hop, an informal tlanve. Colorful tltworations and folk muslim' 4-rvatocl lhv imprvssion of a vountry social hoo. Thvso alivorsifivnl accomplishments were gjaimwl through tho efforts of all the mom- hvrs umlvr the lvaclvrship of pr:-sitlont, P. fil'l'l'lll'l via-1--prosialmit, M. liatzg secretary, li. Vitulvg troasuror, A. Liskai: aml afl- xisor. Miss li. Waggnvr. Hawk Row. left to right: M. Dooley, ff. Bruno. I.. lAx1'llllt'l', T. Kettler. J. Raxffav. Fourlh Row: E. Kumiusky. Tliirll Row. loft to right: A. Mariu- aro. G. Sllllttl. S. Tc-m-za. l. Julian. S1-roml Hair: N. Italiano. Firxl Row. left to right: M. Lutz, P. fll'Pt'llt'.. A. Lisluli. IC. Nitulc-. 8.8. llurlf Roux It-ft to riuht: li. l.ixu W. Siri. J. ,liovenc'tla. W. Sllt5llllt'I'1I SPVUIIII Row. is-ft to right: Mr. .I Manitou. ll. Jolly. Mr. R. Kauuz. First Roux lefl to right: S. Kovuig W. llryznlx. l'. fir.-4-il:-, H, Allll:lI'it'St' reports are givvn aml appropriations for l'Pl'i,lliIl school vvents arf' lllDlDl'0Vf'll. A. A. offifvrs arc' prosiclf-nt, VS. Shop- hvralg Vive'-prosiilcnt, B. ,lonyg svurotary. P. Crowne: and troasurvr, E. Amlarivsv. Umlvr the ahlo ami vffiviont Q.'IllillilI'l1'l' of Mr. Mahon ami lVlr. Kantz, lhv st-hoolis money was spent wisely. .AX l'r4-shmzm vntvring.r lf. ll. ll. S. vncount- 4-rs gm 4-nlirvly nvw l'XlN'l'll'll4'l'. llc has four vullrsvs. tht- Il0llltlll'l't'lill, Collvgv l'r0pz1rzl- tory, llt'll1'l'lll, :mtl lmlustrial Arts. to 4-hoosv from, his clmim- clvpvmling on his plains for tha' luturt-. 'I'ln- 1'urri1'ulum ol' thc' C0llllIll'l't'llll 1-nurse' is inlvmlvtl for thosv SllI1lI'lllS who , will vntvr il l'0IlllllI'l'1'lill VOI'illl0Il. 'llm impils stluly slt-liogmlplly, lD00lilif'PlllIlfL. 1-omnu'rm-iul law, gvogruplly. and typing, in whit-lu lhvy lvarn tho skill of typing ulul m'alr4' ol' thv mm-liinv. I'ugw furfy U14 The Collvgv l'r0pz1rut0l'y coursv vnulrlvs Slll1lt'IllS to zufquirv tht' llvrossury foumlu- tion to i'Ill0l' 1-ollvluv. Algvlwu mul planv gvonwtry urn olfvrval zlml in tha- svnior your one may oftvn sm' thvsv stuclvnts pon- tlering ovvr trigonomvtry uml stolill gvom- otry prolrlvms. fj0lll'S1'S in S1'll'IH'f' uri' stuel- if-cl anal in the physirs lull tllf' Sllltll'lllS oftvn gutlmr urouml the tlvsk to witness tlvmon- strutions. Two yours of U. S. History uri' rv- quirvml in ull voursvs. Current vvonts, with urtivv F-llltltillt lHll'llt'lllZlll0Il-. is :I popular lil'illlll'C' ol' thvsv voursvs. ..'-L fx wi 1 2. i-A-afxifl N Q may -Q ! V. . M1 ,QW .,,, 4' 5 4 551 Q Q.: . XXXXN gk v x 5 Q x Y. N K.. www Q 'I I Qffl '-: ' V as :K Six ' r iw X X X , ' ' N Km f 5 N X S X kk an xkxf FY is - .YRS ..x..X f 3 k 5 'K f Q H I fm gf J mst glggg fm ,, , ' -3 W 1? 1 .F is . 1 K .- ! A, Q M Gish ' Wiz: WH 72' 5 s L 5 .- - K F Q Y '. 1 V , S .. :W . gg , : ., '2yyKJfQ:'23 ' H , ,5g:g5.f,g,- 7 F52 K ii -H 3: 1 as 2 3 x Y ?15:,i , 44 gi y 122241, 'g 'Q me 'fb ' ,f'::1 4,j 1,w Z L :ti A ifffi A , jg Sf' ' 4. 1,4 A ' 'P I. A A I it s lfrzrlr Row. Ie-fl to right: Y. I e-r- ruro. G. Brown. A. S1'IllllI1IIg1'I'. J. Mivvi, II. IIeYrivs. I.. Im:-. II. Ifre-y. H. I.um'us. T. IIIIHNIIPLIIII. Third Roux Iefl to right: J. Hoo- IIIRIIIS, M. I.lll'Iill1ll, W. Egge-lllrs-l'ga-l', I . Slviger. S. I'im'Iun-y. C, RllSt'lll1lll. C. IIalIIalrQ. If. Hull M. Mzlrlc-ns. Svroml Row. In-fl lo right: II. Rulllke-. I'. Munofo. Elin. I . Ilugo. 'I'. IAYIUIJQHNRIIL T, Swenson, T. Iliw-Ili.. A. HoII:ln1I., M. II:ll'Ironv, I'. Ifurriv. First Roux Ie-fl to right: I.. Ilosvn- lino. M. Iioeker. J. Rivvi, J. I.ulnpal- re'IIo, A. Ce-ntilr-. II. IIOIIIUII., W, Pre-- sll. R. I'orvsIal. .I. IIoIII. Miss II. IIro- Imk. fra-sh nun n lfrwk Row. Ie-fl Io right: II. IIIHIAIL. ll. HoIIunIw1'k. Ii. Uilnn-y. ll. Mulln-. W. Simkins. A, iliflo. Ii. Yun Ilonh-n. II. Soloxsinski. S. I.1lIIl't'I'1l. Third How. Iefl lo right: J. I.ilh-n- In-rg.. ll. HRIIIZI. V. Sl'IIl'0KIt5l', Il. Hue!- lonumn. Il. Kaufman. I.. Kon-Inn-I. I . 1 Vvalz. IC. Kinsln-y. Ii. Roln-rn, II. Ilnll- IIIQFII. Sevonll Row. Is'I'l lo right: J. Ilvr- I lnody, H. Smith. I. Tobin, A. Kur- ror, U. I re4Ieri1'k, A. Torre-. II. IIorizl- nopoulos. Y. 501114-rall'o. Ii. Ixallovs. A. McNulty, I'. Kronyuk. First Row. Iefl to right: N. .l1ll'IxSUII- II. Walker. I.. Zak. J. Talvoluro, I . S mill. J. Hounmn. II. Inlfe-III. A. livr- I :n'1Ii, I . SvInni1Il. M. I':m'axIe-, Mr. I Nh-I1oI:ls. Hawk Roux Ivft lo right: J. Mizio, U. Harris, W. Hook. I . Iloylv. J. l1uI- dzlro. R. Krc-Iz. II. Hiller. II. Holzup- Iel. Fullrlh Row. If-It to right: V. Ifon- seca. E, SRIVIIS. R. I iII. J. Ulu-rlnoye-r. Ii. CRlSM'IILl, R. He-nsrll. II. IVIllIlglllll'.. S. I'vrri. A. Ilobroxsolski. Third Row, If-fl to righl: I.. Mall- riss. J. Hague. M. Iiullon-lx. C. Dllll' sllczllll. M. Kozloski, N. I'm,:vr. I.. Zindt. II. Ward. Il. RnpImvI. ll. SIPIIII H. Iloornheinl. S01-ond Row. Ieft to right: Mrs, J. AIAISFI, II. I.ival. A. Us-nlIe-. Ii. Iiinnro F. Impinski. A. Illlsvioral. J. Runga-s, Y M. Korr6, A. Filippone-. II. Iobl. Mr w V. Zi1'4':lrlIi, I Firxl Row. IcI'l to l'igIll: M. Sli-vko ' I WIFI-. .I. Iloylv. J. Millllln .I. RIISSUII I' fo I 1' IIIIIX I- I Tuit J . .nrau, .. 4 ws... 5. I Conroy. I.. I.oguicIice. E. Ham-, lim-If Roux Ivfl In right: R. Tl'ilIlIlll'. R. I'in-rsnn. R. I.nIzln1I. R. BIIIIII, A. Gninn. I'. Tunrnlinn. N. I,00I'lIIl0Illl.. T. I.:mye-r. R. Scars. G. Gray. Fourth Row. I4-fl I0 right: D. Rue- I nise-ll. A. Rflnrkmssky. W. Hl'y'I'ilIx. .I. IIIIIIICO. I . Kivrnun. .I. Sinulz. I'. Rus- so. R. Blake. E. lleleusu. A. Fill. I . l.iliiI'l'I'iI. 'l'l1ir1l Row. Ivfl lo right: I . Silfl' gin, I.. Mannion. M. Srhiano. E. Wnrei. M. fit'l'IN'l'. I.. Ronrll., M. Lynch. .I. S4-11110011-Ilan. II. Sabin. Il. Ilignnrdi. I.. Sindl. ll. Allman. A. Sznl Innalry. Svroml Roux left to right: II. Shull, S. Z2lIiIl'il'Ix. I.. Kraft. C. Mclzlvr. A. Kalssui. II. A-1IllgIllI. Y. ilillivs. R. Zula-uski. .I. Dclvalsu. I.. Sudnl. Mrs. H. Snyder. Mr. I.. Fillipnldi, Firs! Razr. Iufl to right: C. Urrlniuz- zo. ll. ,I2lg.El'l. M. Alexander. IVI. Kan'- re-r. R. IWIKIQIIIIFP. A. IlillIll1'Il.. R. Clus- er. .I. Zzmrn. B. jinvenettn, .I. Lam- purviln. II. SIIIIIII., I. I.evwnmI0sI.y. lfurlr Row. Ivfl ln right: I . Wvvlsh, N. Hl'0llIIIill'lI.. .I. Yilzlle, .I. 0rInn4I0. W. Jogun. A. IIZIIIRIIIO, I . Rose, J. Ds-n I Il'l'1IQ'I'., I . Cm-Iz. M. I'vrry. Fuurlli Row. Ie-It lo right: P. Kron- ynk. A. Cosa-ntino. A. Hirlunzln. IC. Rnssi. A. I'Innor, G. I'ISl'0IilI'l0, W. Re-rknvr. l'. Ilrugnlln., R. Slvcrv. W. M4-ye-r. .I. M1lQ.Zllil'l'. Tliirfl linux Ivfl In right: A. No- nirki. M, llvrinn. E. Gillies. A. Mauri- nuro. 'I'. Kvlllor. I'. Ilirklloff. I'. Ifinns. I.. I.v1'IIlwl', H. Spirkofsky, l'. I'u un S . Svrmul Rv1r.Im-Il to right: H. Palms. S. Kovnig. .I. Murden, E. Fagan. G. Novi-Iln, M. Roiff. N. .I0m's.. Il. INIAIIII- Imrln-r, IC. Martin. R. Rnltler. B. Kidal. .I. IVIt'l'IxIIl1,'!,IlilllS. First Row. Ie-fl lo right: I. Cnrrillu. M. I.n-srlmrn. G. Rotilio. R. Canulct. U. Millirun. C. YV:uI1I0II. I . G0rreII. Ii. Pvtvrson. C. lInVnst0. A. Rf-im0I1I, S. Curtis. Mrs. F. Sears. iflll Ill BWI Ill Pagv forty-threw Ifurlr Row. Icfl lo right: II. Yulli. C. Knic-Ilel. I.. lhuuzzi. J. Murray. I . Sudol, S. Presti. .I. Jiuvenella. IC. Kmvallvzyla. R. Yuz, C. Cilloll, M. Kaiser. Fourth Roux I1-It lo right: II. Nu- loli, I'. Menikelli. A. Ifuusl. II. Zoom. T. I'opn-I.. I. Self-snic. II. Cilmcy. J. tIRlHhIC'l'1', WY. I.vsIx0, R. 0JlIlllII1lll', II. Iluvis. Third Row. left K0 right: J. Sulml. I.. Ru1Igvrs. I.. I Iaulzlg11m. C. I'I0I'It'Il' Inu-Il. I. SZIilIIIlIIx, II. Juuy, N. Sy- clumski. J. Hordyk. M. IVl1'C0l'llllH'Ix, I J. KiIxkf'rl. .I. Rinellal. .I. Iyl'1l. Svruml Row. left to right: ll. Inl- IlI'llg1IIll. J. Svieszlm. II. Jubsun. M. IIRIINIRI, J. Carson. C. I'e-le-rson. li. Thornton. IJ. Ilypko. J. 'I'yks, II. I'1-l- ers. H. Mviilusky. Firsl lfmr. left lo right: Miss I.. I.ibI1y. A. Iirouku. II. Cust. A. Iiulo, J. Kurylalk. C. Sriurru. IC. Wulsko. A. Height. J. B6l'l'ylll1lll, J. lialpizzanm. II. S1-Iu'II. .I. I 1'rruro, Miss N. lfurmlnvr. C O 5 ll ll I 1 I I' lirzrlr Rznv. Ivfl In right: I . I'iIIou1I. J. Nillu. Y. Ynla-nie. J. I,oIIau'Ix. W. Nieglos. J. SITIZIIZ. II. Mvnsing. II. Coppola. W. Siri. H. Voss. R. Yiclu. Tllifll Row. Iefl lo right: II. Shu- ill'hl'IllIlIlIl. J. 5u1IuI. M. St'l't'lIll1'Ii. A. Ranges. I'I. Yun Iiruininge-n. 'I'. Gu- Imvk. C. Hivsxsu. II. Rusin. Il. Url- Iamd. Il. Mollnnr. A. Ye-nlurn. SP1'onrlRuu'. left lo right: J. Iluvis. A. Coppola, M. Asrlwr. Y. Iizlulll. C. Sudol, II. Mimws. M. Jalrquvl. M. Pup- pu. IC. Winn-rs. II. Conrail. Miss M. Zimnle-rnmnn. First Row. Ivfl lo right: H. Mokruy. H. White-. Il. Sl'Ill't'IIN'l', J. IVIisIxuI'l'. M. IJillIlll'Il. il. I Ilinge-r. M. Ilunuluu-Ii. II. Iiiros. .I. Iialnlumslxy, I.. 1IlllIt'0., N. Tre-Ibing. lfurlf Row. lf-It lo right: 5. Ilolzlrlx W. Whzllvn. R. Krivgvr. J. Ilanssull. R. SIIKIIIRIIIRIII. J. Hir.-mu. II. Rullilw H. Hugo. H. IVIEIIHIIUIWIIZ. Fourth Row. Ivfl to right: II. I'IYl'I'F J. Ile Rosa. J. Mzlluflzl. I . I'ugIis. 11 Lev., Il. I'iIInu4I, K. Quu1II:lluI. J. Mamgonv. R. Origoni. J. 4il'l't'llIl'lIIi. Third Rolf. IQ-fi to right: S. 'I'om rzyk. M. lrsiuv. A. HKIIHIVUSS. M Iloule-y. If. Ile-u IIvr4Ie-r. Il. Silxwkn. I'. IMIVQIONIIII.. Ii. Audvrsou. A. If:-r rarer. Svvonrl Roux Ivfl lo l'If1,IlII .I. IJIIRIIIQ' R. Rtlsvlllklll, .I. Surisky. II. Iiruno. J Novak. I.. RiIruu1Io. I.. Wfluvink. A Murray, I.. Odesso, IP. I.evy. First Huw. Iofl to riglitz M. Suggiu M. Mallrns. J. IlAl1'Ix0l1ISIl.. II. SJIIHII., IC Zak. H. Ifrunze-IIo. M. IluImI. I'I. Koi-Il M. Romani-nglii. Ii. Se-rpar. Mrs. A IJRIIIIUII. Page forty-five SALLY ALlVlQUlS'lf nSally always gig- gling . . . talkative . . . especially interested in sewing . . . aetive ellurell member . . . wants to do seereturial work. EDNA ANDARIESE 6'Edna studious . . . poised . . . likes to eurl up witll u good book . . . Mr. Kuntz's girl Friday . . . striv- ing to be an secretary. FLORENCE ANCELINO Sueki talkative . . . always seen laughing . . . idolizes the Yankees . . . regular movie goer . . . efficient see etary of the future. 1 ROL 'y gene . . en, 1 celeb- ..,u e . t VV fl 1 Page forty-six ARTHUR BARNING 4'Arebie,' llllllpy- 0- lucky . . . flirtatious . . . president of Krey Club . . . drives a new Olds . . . future business man. RONALD BEDNARCZYK Hlionnyw jet black llair . . . expert at arellery . . . has u keen mind . . . capable infielder . . future painter. LORETTA BIAMONTE 'ibm-et big, brown eyes . . . ardent Brooklyn Dodger fan . . . likes sewing . . . private secretary to be. JACQUELINE BOHLIG 4'Phoebe golden blonde hair . . . trim dresser . . . Roller Derby fan . . . yearns to see the world . . . wants to be a nurse. LEWIS BROWN S'Lew E. R. H. Sfs Walt Disney . . . sturdy Athletics'7 fan . . . singing guitar player . . . a future oollegc man. BARBARA BUFFALINU Buff jovial . . . easy to get along with . . . mischievous . . . ardent lover of sports . . . future home- maker. ANNA CARRILLU 0nnie diminutive . . . connoisseur of foods . . . speaks Spanish fluently . . . plans to make teaching her livelihood. KENNETH CULDON '6Ken talkative . . . cheerful disposition . . . friendly . . . plays harmonica . . . his amhition is to he a musician . . . likes the girls. WM M C 4. 1. lf' ,- Z 'lit 'J yy f 74 'i Zn 4 ff. vfjffifs . f 41,16-, C61 ,,,' f ' K 1.21156 V X A J, X TTL?-1 MARTIN CYRAN Cy seen hut not heard . . . daydreamer . . . relishes the thought of being a big game hunter. SOPHIA CYRAN 4'Sophie unemotional . . . adroit at playing haskethall . . . doesn't like to cook hut enjoys sewing . . . hopes to become a business manager. KENNETH DACKONISH Don l:Clll'- mann keen minded . . . performs wizardry in Mr. Kantz's history class . . . wants to become Valley Conference mile champ . . . always seen in his 1939 Chevie. ALBERT D'AlVl0RE Googie', fun loving . . .talkative . . . fishing enthusiast . . . likes. cars . . . hopes to retire at an e rly age. Page forty-seven, 5326 ,xma- WL V? t , NX My Q l gf r can Z L V W MARY DAVIS uMary'7 vivacious . . . lovely figure . . . pleasing personality . . . pretty . . . likes dancing . . . ambition is to be a private secretary. BEVERLY DE FEO 4'Bev sparkling eyes . . . petite . . . quiet in the classroom . . . likes dancing . . . yearns to drive a car. CHARLES DE VASTO HCl1an1p our little Romeo . . . lots of fun . . . sports enthusiast . . . party goer . . . plans to enter college. MERRILL EIC HBongo conscientious stu- dent . . . collector of stamps and coins . . . plans to enter the field of chemical en- gineering. Page forty-eight EDWARD D'AMORE '5Bud wide friendly smile . . . roguish . . . first love is auto- racing . . . future lies in maritime engineer- ing. JOANN DAVIDJAK Jo well liked by everyone . . . our class secretary . . . studies voice . . . longs to travel extensively. 1 VEDA DAV so 6 6 fha ,t J. sonality . . . ', 4- ' z Wh. 1. vocalists . . ' ys d v,- g . . . n .- airli ' ar . ' er :gig a r ' x - V if i, s,'! l wig K 1: . . It -if up 'n r ve tv 1' . . 0 IZCS H ': nn . . ano 2 Flo ah - Night- i gal X. 'Lffcj' . ' ,'.f4ff'! -1Mf J X ' 1,1 f ,:f I Q MJ .1 MJJJ., . .,j', -I 1 xx f . J,',LA' V-.1 , if ly, V . J. LJ at fw' Z Cv ' ff A W mffl Wffffi .Ja THERESA FURMAN Tess', full of fun . . .likeable personality . . . able secretary of Keyettes . . . an avid reader of love stories . . . aims to be a nurse. LORETTA CEMPP Loret reserved . . . attractive dark hair . . . prim and neat . . . a baseball fan . . . will serve her country as a Wave. CAROL GERBER Gerb efficient Tea Leaf Co-editor . . . good business student . . . finds pleasure in making her own clothes . . . intends to become a C. P. A. ERNEST GISLER Ernie flashy dresser . . . well-built . . . interested in physical culture . . . Key Club vice president . . . plans to own a gym. HAROLD FINK 6'Red a fun loving red- headed prankster . . . sincere and coopera- tive . . . plays a wonderful electric guitar . . . desires to be a pharmacist. ELIZABETH FONSECA 'LBetty quiet, pleasing personality . . . pretty raven locks . . . avid baseball fan . . . one of our future secretaries. WAL1'ER FRANK Walt nice blue eyes . . . devilish . . . accomplished pianist . . . fond of outdoor life . . . to be a success is his ambition. PATRICIA FURIVIAN Pain a born come- dienne . . . clear diction fascinated by bridal trousseaus . . . treasurer of Keyettes . . . will take up teaching. Zmmhu fd Pazfljiorty-mne ALBERT GRAY 'gAlbert a six footer . . . fun to be with . . . finds enjoyment in hunting and going to the YMCA . . . plans for the future include the State Police. RONALD GRAY Ronnie lanky . . . freckle-faced . . . seen but not heard . . . a weight-lifter . . . ambition is to remain a bachelor. SF ,., Q 'N I mf- G' vig ,Q-'L QQR-1.L?jx ka 've . . . en u ' t' E. R. r . . h'ff tandinff . execuhw-4 ility . . . shes c ooli g. if ANN GREENLEAF uRed titian-haired . . . slender . . . freckle-faced . . . praise-worthy roller skater . . . yearns to get her driver's license. Page fifty safe JOAN GUDASKI 6'.loan charming . . . always meticulous in dress . . . dark brown hair . . . will make a capable dental hy- gienist. STACIA CUZ 4'Stacia lackadaisical . fine journalistic ability . . . ex- vocabulary . . . enjoys traveling and music . . . hopes to attend college. DAWN HENNINGER 4'Dawn lovely dy ,blonde tresses . . . our competent drum- ajorette . . . enjoys football games... opes to join the Waves. GEORGE HENRY Sugar Jim devilish redhead . . . good impersonator . . . has a ready quip to fit the occasion . . . at home on the football field . . . future hotel manager. w i LOIS HICKMAN GLOW attractive brunette . . . always laughing . . . Miss E. R. H. S. of 1951 . . .loyal Dodger fan . . . has dreams of traveling. BETTY OEBEL 'QB y sma il eyes . . . take. everyth n her lde . . ry in epe ed in sw Ill' g . . a bri the ext fy! my 1 l kj fe o Q Lb MES o ' E ' 0 ie ta and h ' . ln-l ' lf . . treasurer of Wm U H ,J the ey u . . . drives a grey Pontiac. LLIAM HOOK 'fBill gabby . . . active president of the Glee Club . . . sincere post office employee . . . plans to enter the business world. Mgfwj gg- fi' ACM fefjw if 5321! Wag ai isis R2 l C., EMMANUEL HORIANOPOULOS Greek', has talent as an artist . . . witty . . . nice eyes . . . possesses ability to act . . . chief ambition is to be an aviator. GERTRUDE HUBNER Trudy long blonde hair . . . timid . . . industrious Tea Leaf Staff member . . . tickles the ivories . . .one of Mrs. Sears' proteges. ARLENE HUDAK L'Ar animated . . zealous fan of boxing . . . competent sec- retary of the Italian Club . . . aspires to a career in nursing. NANCY ITALIANO Nan,' likable . . athletically inclined . . . somewhat s-hy . . . delights in listening to popular music . . . potential secretary. Page fifty-one Q 'ff -ff ' V' AW ,041 ' W jf! qw JU IAN Ml able Tri-Y treasurer one of . R. H. S's cheerleaders' . . . at- ds n t school activities . . . subdued entering comptometry field. BARBARA KACMARCIK 6'Bahs fiery ead . . . always willing to lend a help- . . . whiz in Mr. Kantz s class . . . a N secre ky of tomorrow. Q' ,W ' LAIN INSKY Mickey one of 'Q o che rleaders . . . enjoys a good jo .eQQ9pes to make a certain soldier ha y. W ' RICHARD KATSTRA Kat intelligent o ular Senior Cla s treasurer ...pp I ...ap- pealmg smile . . . visited Europe . . . po- tential chemical engineer. Page fifty-two JAMES JACKSON 4'Jimmy future succes- sor to William Warfield . . . industrious vice-president of Senior Class . . . hopes for his M.D. degree. DONALD JOHANNEMANN Don reserv- ed . . . hasllful . . . excellent accordion play- er . . . studious . . . interest lies in the Yankees . . . hopes success will come his way fill! 4 ARLIENE JONES L'Jonesie tiny . . . en- wants to he a private secretary. 'KA 'lawful awfulsw . . . silly giggle . . . 'of' ROBERT JUDGE Show-boat mischie- vous . . . gay . . . uses most of his funds to keep his Chrysler Convertihle going . . . potential chemist. -, Y JOHN KOBYLARZ 6'Koby mischievous ...laekadaisieal person . . . always seen driving his Chevy . . . pet ambition is to graduate. DOLORES KOLODZIEJ S'Dee energetic . . . active majorette . . . president of Key- ettes . . . favorite sport is horseback riding . .. private secretary of the future. JOHN KORTELINC Dyke E. R. H. Sfs be-bop king . . . likes fishing and hunting . . . life of the parties . . . a good dancer . . . wants to buy a ranch and settle down. LESTER KRIEGER g'Les,' basbful . . . loyal football fan . . . likes cars, especially convertibles . . . future plans include a career in the Air Force. MADELINE KIDA 5'Madge', dual person- ality . . . soft spoken . . . likes sports and music . . . a future U. S. Wave. BARBARA KIEVITT Bobbie exuberant ...one of E. R. H. Sfs twirlers . . . de- lights in merriment . . . fond of dancing . . . . 1 I' f . , 7 ' , r A - fffrzn W W L ' jd! U Ax, , ,' 4 V Y-1. Jkvi, xr, , v A y , . ,,,,,6.uJ ,t fi f ff 1.1! 771 - f , 7-1 , A Y JLJLM., CAROL KLEIN Carol stir . ., un-K Q 0- ,, loving . . . finds roller skating exciting . . . '!JC-'f !f'VL wants to own a home of ller own. VIRGINIA KNOWLDEN 5'Ginnie quiet . . . d6llll1I'6 . . . finds great pleasure in play- ing the piano . . . intends to become a nurse. l Page fifty-three 's 9 ggi 5 5? 15335. FRANCES KROM f'Fran very mischie- vous . . . slow and-analytical . . . pet pas- time is swimming and rabbit breeding . . . aspiration to be a grammar school teacher. JOHN KURTZ c'Kurt full of fun . . . friendly with everyone . . . enjoys all types of sports . . . future wearer of bell bottom trousers. MARIE LATZ Ree,' fastidious dresser ...charming . . . energetic co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . water nymph . . . ambition is to be a filing clerk. KATHERINE LEE Kathy amiable . . . keen sense of humor . . . artistically in- clined and intends to make art her career A 5 A y ififty-four H X ix WX al LENDICK Third Man roguish . . . active member of our high school band ...intends to have a girl in every port. PATRICIA LINEKER Pat pretty . . . our acquisition from Canada . . . dramat- ically talented . . . takes an interest in volleyball . . . future lies- in the commercial field. ALICE LISKAI Al neat as a pin . . . co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . blushes easily . . . interested in sports . . . future clothes stylist. RICHARD LIVA uPadre industrious . . . resourceful . . . our capable football mana- ger . . . has a flair for dramatics . . . wants to be a college man. MARILYN MARCINIAK lVlel,' energetic . . . reliable . . . enjoys popular music . . . treasurer of Library Staff . . . ambition is to be a book buyer for a large company. SAM MAZELLA usillllw handsome . . . haz- el-eycd . . . stellar center . . . takes every- thing in his stride . . . excellent college material. ROBERT McGOWAN Bob sunny dis- position . . . interest lies in the field of carpentry . . . his company is always wel- comed . . . our future swabby. JOHN McMAHON Mick laughing eyes forever chewing bubble gum . . . eom- petent guard . . . future tiller of the soil. M7 ,L...c. au O , ,A WJ VV VVILLIAM MILANO '60lmo E. B. H. Sfs iron man . . . outstanding end on the grid- iron . . . fun loving . . . wants to raise a big family. ROSS MOBILIA Brother Nose deep, booming voice . . . E. R. H. Sfs Gene Krupa . . .likes parties . . . wants to be a million- aire. LA VEBN MOENCH La Vern modest . . . plays the cymbals in our Band . . . graceful hands . . . future R.N. LOIS MOENCH 'LLois jovial . . . willowy redhead . . . intent worker at Hackensack Hospital . . . will enter nurse's training upon graduation. Page fifty-fi-vc rfrffwffgi? CAT ' IN EALE uCathy af. fable . . al ays in a hurry . . . enjoys popul r music secretarial career fore !V seen in her future. WILLIAM OBOLSKY 4'Beetles our ver- satile Senior Class president . . . person- ality plus . . . shines on the gridiron . . . future husiness executive. IRENE OCCHUIZZO Irene lively . . . likes to sew and makes most of her own clothes . . . will make a successful fashion designer. GERTRUDE OSMERS Wllrudyn aggressive . . . ambitious . . . . . . forceful personality ardent stamp eollector . . . aspires to the Presidency of the U.S. MARIE PATTI ulVIarie good-natured . . . assistant secretary to lVIr. Kantz . . . derives pleasure in reading good hooks . . . has secretarial amhitions-. Page fifty-six DOROTHY MULICK DOY, cute . . . friendly . . . ohjeet of Mr. Kantz's teasing . . . drives a new Pontiac . . . aims to he u hacteriologist. ROSEMARY NISI MRO high spirited . . . wears clothes well . . . heautiful complex- ion . . . her career lies in the modeling field. VICTOR NISI uGrease', averse to labor . . . found wherever there is action . . . rough and tough leatherneck of the future. X s RL ltyv-' N99 if FRANK PIETRZAK Gav,, always clown- ing . . . boisterous . . . stalwart li eman on the gridiorn . . . ambition is to be Xtrap- per. A I J 1 M X, l PHILIP PORCARO Bugs', lm d . . . qui tty. J . . . Mr. Nicholas' rigbt-ba man . . . ai fl 4 FL bitious student of obemj y and pla to make it bis future. ef-H ---X 3 V 9! l ,f Q7 SONYA PUZI Hsomf' fl f tions .fcinff 25 always be bea . . . ta es lewe iii eat- N ing . . . mamb Tllllil ' st Q. . .iselefed tv' Q . secretarial field. Fm xl , 1 ' jx V' j ' A lt! 11 GEORGE PYRY f9s1.mrkf,r,'SCiewffi2i111y minded . . . d E s a lafifalltifyrl c a X- yellow Mercury . .flfixoiies to exdel ilajziien -' istry i X ! M JW if J W' A W it I, W' Q ' DONALD PAVLICK 4'Poncbo friendly smile . . . enjoys music . . . dresses well . . .co-editor of Triangle . . . a future den- tist. RALPH PEET Ralpb,' bappy-go-lucky personality . . . tall . . . neat dresser . . . diligent Key Club member . . . likes bunt- ing game. EDNA PETRO Edu baby-faced . . . lovely blue eyes . . . petite cheerleader . . . enjoys music and dancing . . . a future Mrs-. GEORGE PFEIFFER George an ardent hunting fan . . . bis motto is usilenve is golden . . . doorman in Mr. Kantzis class . . . anxious to graduate. Page fifty-seven tugs fJ JOA FFAC 'floanw indust ' us . . . y curly llair . . . over of most orts . . . longs to list. OBERT ROHAC ack E. R.'s Don ,luan . . . lllond, blue-eyed Apollo . . . popular jazz fan . . . future engineer. RUTH SABAT uButhie always willing to assist . . . graceful . . . participates- in our t nt l ws . . . possesses many interests. ure . accurate plays. 1 N well Page fifty-eight JUAN SADOWSKI Joan continually daydreaming . . . agreeable personality . . . large blue eyes . . . wants to be a dental assistant . . . plans to get married. STANLEY SADOWSKI uRed,' quiet on tlle surface . . . excells in artistic ability . . . dances. well . . . leans toward teaclling physical education. WILLIAM sAss ff 'tif sm . . . can-- 6 oneof o'slJ tdri rs... 1 a fut ie 1str soclab . . dllStI'l0llQ seoretar of tlle Studen nel prefe otlrall to fu . . . n 1' s - an pl . . . l' : 1 e l f .l0A M A R 410 pearl t . . .1 u .t t e ts... t s ary. , rib? STUART SCHIFFMAN '4Stuie self-asse1'- tive . . . sure to succeed . . . wizard of the keys . . . a hop fan . . . will enter the field of medicine LUIS SCHMALZ ulaon quiet as a mouse . . .popular reeords- and sports are among her special interests . . . desires a secretar- ial position. ISABELLA SCHMIDT 6'Bal1e slim . . . usually has something to say . . . attends most football games . . . plans, to enter nurse's training. ARNULD SCHREIB L'Arn reddish blond hair . . . hlushes readily . . . artistically talented . . . a Grand Union employee. MARGARET SEITZ Marge talkative . . . enjoys attending all E. R. H. S.'s footlrall games . . . interested in music and hopes to make singing her career. ALICE SEKERAK Al garrulous- . . . llookkeeper for Tea Leaf sales . . . dancing is one of her many interests . . . will make a very capable secretary. R. II. x CARL SIMMONS 6'Cookie E. R. H. Sfs C. C. C. lCrew Cut Cookie! . . . good athlete ...loquacious . . . always seen at parties . . .plans to further his education. Page fifty-nine ELAINE STANKIEWICZ ME carefree . . . high-stepping majorette . . . very lively . . . dances well . . . favorite sport is chasing men. JOYCE STEMPIEN ,lerse possesses a gift of gab . . . clear, blue eyes . . . enjoys roller skating . . . future style setter. JOYCE STIPKOVICH Stip dresses well . . . excellent dancer . . . lively cheerleader . . . hopes one day to make dress designing her profession. ANTHONY STOPINSKY Nunn quiet, capable defender of E. R. H. S.'s- end zone zecilicgegthdresser . C!gid4lI'tJ:r!lS of Ial' g7!!a MIL! f llfw Wl 0757 Ak 1 L ' , I . ctw FG JN P K OL Judi .Jax . ALBERT SZKUTNIK MAP, quiet where girls are concerned . . . a deep-sea fisher- man . . . plans to work for a pharmacy degree. LOUIS TARANTO G'Lou well-built . . . dark-complexioned . . . owns a green Ford . . . enjoys all sports . . . our future Atlas. WILLIAM TATLOW 6'Bill happy-g0- lucky . . . our Oscar of the Senior Play . . . traveled to Scotland . . . a business major . . . an accountant of tomorrow. RALPH TAVOLARO c'Ralph', a sincere fellow . . . ardent sports enthusiast . . . takes pleasure in his saxophone . . . desires to he rich hachelor. Page sixty aa V ply, L , , .JJ fl? JOHANNA VAN DYKE Lilo friendly to- wards all . . . favorite sport is playing basketball . . . one of tomorrow,s capable secretaries. BARBARA VAN LENTEN Barb shy ...always giggling . . . great movie fan . . . likes- baseball . . . hopes to be a secretary. x qs A I Q . I O ELIS ' V B 4 e animate , . . pt ith needle -I -,',-.v.r. I .l -ff ' nfhfcs an I. 1:nl9 le er . ,' A 1 1st.Qg -- ' . jd' l ' 'O 0 0- e . RO WALKER sc.-roi sunny disposi- tion . . . appears- to be the silent type . . . enjoys many household dutie . . secretarial expectations. WM C ffm SHIRLEY TENCZA Shirl,' winning smile ...good student . . . attractive Majorette captain . . . active in clubs . . . adept at bowling. DOLORES TKACH 4'Dee light complex- ion . . . appreciates- a good joke . . . derives enjoyment from roller skating . . . plans to set up housekeeping. MARY TOMCZYK Mari, intelligent, con- sc-icntious student . . . likcs music, books, and basketball . . . intends to enter the nursing profession. RUTH TWITTY Twin blue-eyed with freckles- . . . attractive . . . very active in gym . . . soft spoken . . . future co-ed. Page sixty-one DOLORES WELLER Dolor good-natur- ed . . . class genius . . . loves to travel . . . plans to enter the teaching profession. ELEANOR WINTERS Nornie soft-spok- en . . . amicable . . . conscientious Library Staff executive . . . swimming is a favorite .. to be a librarian is her aspiration. anner hunter and . . . - orking Acme employee l L RT I TE AYER Max friend- y . s L . 0 . 0 N. . . pes to own an. interest in that store. CHESTER YAKIMOWICZ '6Rabbit neat dresser . . . our star pitcher . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . versatile in sports h ambition is be a r. 777 gf-+P' 'Md X Q SENIOR POLL qv Most Athletic Shepherd, W. Tencza, S. Best Dressed Gisler, E. , Stipkovich, J. ' Nicest Personality Obolsky, W, Davidson, V. Class Clowns Hoogesteger, J. Davis, J. Class Flirts Barning, A. Puzio, S. Best Looking Rohack, R. Italiano, N. Class Pals Katstra, R. and Pavlick, D. Gudaski, J. and Henninger, D. Class Genius Johannemann, D. Weller, D. Best Dancers Sadowski, S. Stipkovich, J. Most Popular Obolsky, W. Davidson, V. Best Drag With Faculty Obolsky, W. Arata, C. Most Versatile Jackson, J. Arata, C. Most Likely to Succeed Schiffman, S. Weller, D. Nicest Smile De Vasto, C. Davidson, V. Nicest Eyes Horianopoulos, E. Petro, E. Nicest Figure Davis, M. Best Build Gisler, E. Page sixty-two , x X 3 N v,. a igggw Q V. mv C X Q . s wr- j' . N.....w-f 5' Q ' P ,q:,,, A , i .ipiilwt v 'W-...X A van N fx' ,-ff' W S W 5 X www Uwwsm' QQ ,Q ww HY- W Wx ig ir l W , M- 4,-,em , 1 wwpm-mm. E i l senior directory ALMQUIST, SALLY, 7 , rl- -9784-W, Triangle 3, 4. ANDARIESE, EDNA, , . 4-0093-J, Teen-Age Club l, 2, 3, 4, Triangle 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Guard 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Play 3, A.A. Treas. 4, National Honor Society 4. ANGELINO, FLORENCE, ' . , 2-3415-W, Triangle 4. ARATA, CAROL, , , . -4776, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Tri-Y 2, 4, V. Pres. 3, Dance Comm. 2, Jr. Prom Comm., Plays 3, 4, Student Council 3, Pros. 4, Dramatic Club, V. Pres. 4, Triangle 3, Library 3, Cadet Teachers 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. BARNING, ARTHUR, ' Ru. 4-0341. BEDNARCZYK, RONALD, ' Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4, French and Italian Club 2, Foot- ball 2, Jr. Prom Comm., Science Club 1, Key Club 4. BIAMONTE, LORETTA, ' 2-0014, Tea Leaf Salesman l, 2, Staff 4, Italian Club Pres. 3, V. Prcs. 4, Library 4. BOHLIG, JACQUELINE, ' . 2-2257-.IQ Teen- Age Club 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4, Cadet Teachers V. Pres. 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dance Comm. 1, 2. BROWN, LEWIS, e, Ru. 2-3034-W, Art Club 1, Student Council 1, Triangle 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 1, 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4, Library 4, National Honor Society 4. BUFFALINO, BARBARA, . 2-5825, Homccraft 1, Library 2, 3, 4, Keyettes' 3, 4, Italian Club 4 CARRILLO, ANNA, ' - 4-0466-.l 3 Dramatic Club 1, French and Italian Club 1, Cadet Teachers 4, Library 4. Page sixty-four COLDEN, KENNETH, 5 1 r. 4-9268, Football 1, Clee Club 4. CYRAN, MARTIN, 1 , wi, Swimming Club 4, Track 3. CYRAN, SOPHIA, 7 ' , ll- Feen-Agc Club 1, Art Club l, 2, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Typing Club 2, 3. DACKONISH, KENNETH, , Track 3, 4. D,AMORE, ALBERT, , Ru. 2-4371, Science Club 1: Track 1, Italian Club 3, Key Club 4. D'AMORE, EDWARD, I , Ru. 2-10433, Base- ball 3, 4. DAVIDJAK, JOANN, 6 Wu. 2-1978-R, Dance Comm. 1, 2, Jr. Prom. Comm., Play Comm. 4, Li- brary 3, 4, Clasvs Secretary 2, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, Sec.-Treas. 4. DAVIDSON, VEDA, 1 W Ru. 2-6038, Glee Club 1, Play Comm. 3, Library 2, 3, Pres. 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, V. Pres. 4, Student Council 2, 3, Corres. Sec. 4. DAVIS, JANETLEA, ' , Ru. 2-6384-W, Dance Comm. l, 2, Tri-Y 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Library Staff 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Play 4. DAVIS, MARY, 1 H2-6331-J, Library 4, Italian Club 4. DE FEO, BEVERLY, Ru. 2-6108-W, Teen-Age Club 1, 2, 3, French and Italian Club 2, Tri-Y 3, Glee Club 1, Library 2. DE VASTO, CHARLES, 1 - , Ru. 2-5804, Class Treasurer 3, Football 2, 4, Italian Club 3, 4, Library 4, Science Club 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm. EIC, MERRILL, E. W Ru. 2-8813, Science Club 4, Scientific Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4. FINK, HAROLD, 3 , iRu. 2-7074-R, Football I, Key Club 3 4 ' 9 . FONSECA, ELIZABETH, ' I 1. 2-7844-R, Wood Ridge H.S., Jr. Dramatic Club I, 2. FRANK, WALTER, . W Ru. 2-8292, Football I, Key Club 3, Sec. 4, Library 4. FURMAN, PATRICIA, Ru. 2-7009, Homecraft Club I, Cooking Club 2, 3, 4, Keyettes Treas. 4, Cadet Teachers- 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. FURMAN, THERESA, - Ru. 2-7009, Home- craft Club I, Cooking Club 2, 3, 4, Key- ettes 3, Sec. 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Tri- angle 4, National Honor Society 4. GEMPP, LORETTA, 4 , W Ru. 2-I2I 7-W, Play Comm. 3, ance Comm. I, 2. GERBER, CAROL, ' I- wu. 2-4378-M, Art Club I, Dance omni. I, 2: Triangle Salesman I, 2, 3, Staff 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Guard 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Tea Leaf Sales- man 3, Tea Leaf Co-editor 4, Play Comm. 3, Teen-Age Book Club Sec. 3, Cadet Teachers 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. GISLER, ERNEST, 6 , W Ru. 2-2II6, Science Club Pres. I, Baseball 2: Key Club 3, V. Pres. 4. GRAY, ALBERT, ' Y , ilisltu. 2-3538-J, Key Club 3, 4, Band I, ltalian Club 4, Orchestra I, 2. GRAY, RONALD, ' I , H Ru. 2-3538-J, Swimming Team I: Band I: A. A. 3, Key Club 3, 4. GREENE, PATRICIA, ' , Pr. 8-4983, Dance Connn. I, 2, Homecraft Club I, Tri-Y 2, 3, Pres-. 4, Sports Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, Honor Guard 2: Cooking Club 2, Triangle 3, Play 3, Jr. Prom Comm., National Honor Society 3, Pres. 4, A. A. Sec. 4, Quill and Scroll 4. GREENLEAF, ANN, 1 Ru. 2-3722-R. GUDASKI, JOAN, ' Pr. 8-6330, Student Council I, Kcyettcs 3, 4, Cadet Teac-hers 3, 4: Tri- angle 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4. GUZ, STACIA, 274 Hayward Place, Wall- ington, Cadet Teachers 3: Triangle 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4, Kcycttcs 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. HENNINGER, DAWN, ' I , Ru. 2-0417-J, Dramatic Club I: Student Council 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Majorettes 3, Drum Majorctte 4, Triangle 3, 4. HENRY, GEORGE, ' I Ru. 2-4I69-R, Football I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Library 2. HICKMAN LOIS, 8 h- H Gr. 2-0925, Homccraft I, Tri-Y 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Play Comm. 3. HOEBEL, BETTY, I. l Cooking Club I, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Library 2, 3, 4. A HOOGESTER, JAMES, 1 , mu. 2-1046, Football I, 2, jr. Prom Connn., Key Club 3, Treas. 4, Plays 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4. HOOK, WILLIAM, '. u. 2-3906-R, Glee Club 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Band 3, Track 3. HORIANOPOULOS, EMMANUEL, T l Avenue, E. Rutherford, Ru. 2-3316-W, Plays 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4, Quill and Scroll 4. HUBNER, GERTRUDE, Art Club I, Triangle 3, Tca Leaf 4, Quill and Scroll 4. HUDAK, ARLENE, I ,t, Wu: Teen-Age Club 2, 3, Pres.. I, 4, French and Italian Club 2: Italian Club 3, Sec. 4: Glee Club 2, Library 4. ITALIANO, NANCY, , , . . 4-l579-M: Teen-Age Club I: French and ltalian Club 2, ltalian Club, Treas. 3, Sports Club 4. JACKSON, JAMES, I ' , Ru. 2-l596-J, Dance Comm., I, 2, French and ltalian Club 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 4, National Honor Society 4, Triangle 4. Page sixty-five JOHANNMANN, DONALD, Di. 2-1694, Science Club Treas. I, Triangle 2, 3, Plays 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Tea Leaf 4, Quill and Scroll 4. JONES, ARLENE, , ,t, 2-8437-W, Teen-Age Club l: Dramatic Club l, Dance Comm. 1, 2, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Homecraft Club 3, Library Staff 4. JUDGE, ROBERT, ,, . 2-1978-R, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4. JULIAN, IRENE, ., . - ei, Pr. 7-2481, Dance Comm. 1, 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, Treas. 4, Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Triangle 3, Play 3, Cheerleaders 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Cooking Club 2. KACMARCIK, BARBARA, ' ' 7-3074, Pope Pius . .: Vocation Club I, 2, Clee Club 1, 2, E. R. H. S.: Tri-Y 3, 4, Library 3. KAMINSKY, ELAINE, ' Ru. 2-2285-W, Dance omm. I, 2, Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leaders 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, Pres. 4, Play Comm. 4. KATSTRA, RICHARD, ' ' . 9-9423, Science Club l, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Triangle 2, 3, Co-editor 4, Key Club 3, Treas. 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, V. Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Class Sec. 3, Class Treas. 4, Tea Leaf 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Play Comm. 3, Scientific Club 3. KIDA, MADELINE, ue, 7-6693, Teen-Age Club l, ance Comm. l, 2, Cooking Club 2, Triangle 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4. KIEVITT, BARBARA, ' u. 2-8252-M, Glee Club l, 2, Majorettes , 3, 4, Dance Comm. l, 2, Play Comm. 4. KLEINE, CAROL, ' r. 3-0450. KNOWLDEN, VIRGINIA, 1 Ru. 2-8492-R, Library 4. KOBYLARZ, JOHN, 32 Adamson Street, Wallington. KOLODZIEJ, DOLORES, r. 9-0479, Teen-Age Club Page sixty-six 1, Dance Comm. 1, 2, Majorettes 2, Treas. 3, 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Advanced Sewing 3, Keyettes 3, Pres. 4, Cooking Club 2. KORTELING, JOHN, - Track 2, 3, ltalian Club 3, Cross Country 1, Science Club 2. KRIEGER, LESTER, W, Football 1, Triangle 3, 4, Swimming Club 4. KROM, FRANCES, 4 aiu-in 2-7324-R, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Library 3, 4, Gazette Editor 4, Cooking Club 4. KURTZ, JOHN, , . 1 W 4-0145-M, Track 3, 4, Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1. LATZ, MARIE, ,, . . 2-9496-R, Teen-Age Club 1, 2, 3, Class Treas. 1, Cheerleaders 3, Co- captain 4, Cooking Club 3, Jr. Prom Comm., Sports Club 2, 3, V. Pres. 4, Cadet Teachers 4, Swimming Club 2, 3, Trianfle 4, French and Italian Club Treas. 2, Glee Club l, 2. LEE, KATHERINE, 1 . . 2-0331-J, Teen-Age Club 1, Art Club l. LENDICK, ROBERT, 3 1, 2, 4, V. Pres. 3, Or- chestra l, 2, 3, 4. LINEKER, PATRICIA, 1 , Dramatic Club Sec. 4, Play 4. LISKAI, ALICE, Pr. 8-4334, Dance Comm. 1, 2, r. rom omm., Sports Club 2, 3, Treas. 4, Cheerleaders 3, Co-captain 4, Honor Guard 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Recording Sec. 4, Triangle 3, 4, Play 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. LIVA, RICHARD, , , Science Club 1, 2, Triangle 4, Play Comm. 4, Tea Leaf 4, Student Council 4, Track 4, Jr. Prom. Comm., A. A. 4, Football Manager 4. MARCINIAK, MARILYN, ' u. 2-0715-J, Library , 3, Treas. 4, Teen-Age Club V. Pres. 1, Dance Comm. 1, Jr. Prom Comm. MAZELLA, SAMUEL, , ' Ru. 2-2778-J, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, Track 2, 3, Plays 3, 4, Key Club 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. McGOWAN, ROBERT, 1 Hllutherford, Ru. 2-5809-W. McMAHON, JOHN, u. 2-2118-J, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, ltalian Club 2, 3. MILANO, WILLlAM, ' ,, . 2-1517-.l, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 3, 4. MOBILIA, ROSS, 1 , , ' 2-3178-J, Band 1, 2, 3, Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, Class V. Pres. 1, .lr. Prom Comm., Track 3, 4, Triangle 4. MOENCH, LA VERN, 2-7673-W, Dramatic Club 2, Li- brary 2, 3, Band 4, Dance Comm. 2, Play Comm. 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, Girls- Wooclcraft Club 1. MOENCH, LOIS, , - -7673-W, Band 3, 4, Homeeraft 1, Library 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4. MORREALE, CATHERINE, S ' . 2-4355, Triangle 3, 4, Play Comm. 3, Dance Comm. 1, 3: Jr. Prom Comm., Glee Club 1, 2. MULICK, DOROTHY, , , W ' 3-5329 , Teen-Age Club Sec. , res. 2, 3, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Triangle 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4, Honor Guard 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. NISI, ROSEMARY, ' -2288-R, Teen-Age Club 1, Treas. 2, Pres. 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, V. Pres. 2: Tri-Y 2, Treas. 3, 4, ltalian Club 2, 3, Treas, 4, Student Council 2, Dance Comm. 1. NIS1, VICTOR, 5 , , 2-2288-R: Art Club 1, 2, Dra- matic Club 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Play 3, Play Comm. 4: ltalian Club 3, 4, Library 1, 2. OBOLSKY, WILLIAM, . 2-5522-W, Student Council 1, 2, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Jr. Prom Comm., National Honor Soc- iety 3, 4, Class Pres. 2, 3, 4, Dancc Comm. 2. OCCHIUZZO, IRENE, ' u. 2-2360-J, Teen-Age Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Sports Club 2, 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3. OSMERS, GERTRUDE, . 2-2249-W, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Library 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Triangle 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Honor Guard 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. PATTI, MARIE, ' 2-1834-M, Eastchester High School: Library 1, 2, Science Club 2, E. R. H. S.: Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Honor Guard 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. PAVLICK, DONALD, , H, Pr. 9-1545, Science Club 1, Football 1, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, V. Pres. 4, Triangle 2, 3, Co-editor 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, ,lr. Prom Comm., Scientific Club 3, Tea Leaf 4, Glee Club 2. PEET, RALPH, , - 2-1328-R, Art Club 1, Glec Club 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4. PETRO, EDNA, , . M, . . 2-6856, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. PFIEFFER, GEOR GE, 1 PlETRZAK, FRANK, a, W, Gr. 3-0490, Baseball 1, 2, 3, ltalian Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Library 4. PORCARO, PHILIP, 716 Garden Street, Carlstadt, Ru. 2-6571-W, Science Club 1, Track l, 2, ltalian Club 3, 4. PUZIO, SONYA, . , 8-1306, Teen-Age Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 1, Cadet Teachers 3, 4: French and ltalian Club 2, Triangle 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. PYRYT, GEORGE, ' Science Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2, French and Italian Club 2, Key Club 3, 4, Scientific Club 3, 4, Triangle 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Page sixty-seven. RAFFAC, JOAN, , . . 2-4075-J3 Dance Comm. l, 23 Jr. Prom Con1m.3 Sports Club 2, 3, 43 Triangle 33 Tea Leaf 43 Plays 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 4. ROHACK, ROBERT, , ' . 3-38693 Library 43 French and Italian Club 23 Basketball 33 Baseball 2, 3, 4. SABAT, RUTH, ,, . , , u. 2-84093 Tri-Y 2, 3, 43 Glee Club I, 23 French and Italian Club 23 Dramatic: Club 23 Tea Leaf I3 Class- Executive Comm. 4. SADLOCK, LOIS, , 2-33943 Orchestra 1, 2, 3g Band 23 Glee Club 2, 33 Tri-Y 3, 43 Triangle 3, 43 Tea Leaf Co-editor 43 Play Comm. 33 Triangle Salesman 2g Tea Leaf Salesman 33 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Guard 23 Dance Comm. 2. SADOWSKI, JOAN, 4-0428-J3 Cadet Teachers 3, 4. SADOWSKI, STANLEY, v W ' 7-53643 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3g Key Club 3, 43 Class Ex- ecutive Comm. 43 Tea Leaf 4. SASS, WILLIAM, ' Art Club 13 Swimming Team 1, 23 Triangle 3. SCARPATI, JOAN, , . 4-0145-J3 Glee Club 13 Class Treas. 23 French and Italian Club 23 Tri-Y 3, 43 Student Council Sec. 3, Acting- Sec. 43 Triangle Typist 4. SCHIFFMAN, STUART, ' 3-02643 Swimming Team 13 Basketball Manager 1, 23 Cadet Teachers 3, 43 Jr. Prom Comm.3 Play 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Triangle 2, 3, 43 Tea Leaf 3, 4. SCHMALZ, LOIS, , t, , . 2-1251-wig Library 2, 3, 4g Homecraft 1. SCHMIDT, ISABELLA, ' A . 2-73973 Tri-Y 3, 4. SCHREIB, ARNOLD, , 2-3329-M. Page sixty-eight SEITZ, MARGARET, t, 2-1514-J3 Teen Age Club 1, 23 French and Italian Club 23 Tri-Y 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 3, Sec. 4. SEKERAK, ALICE, 1 ,c, ' r. 9-25013 Tea Leaf Salesman 2, 3, Staff 4g Honor Guard 23 Triangle 3g Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. SHEPHERD, WILLIAM, , Ru. 4-0942-W3 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3,343 Base- ball 2, 3, 43 Class Pres. 13 Class V. Pres. 2g A. A. 2, Pres. 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Jr. Prom Comm.3 National Honor Soc- iety 3, 4. SIMMONS, CARL, , a - M ' ' 3 3 v 1 9 3 K Pr 94751 Baseballl 2 3 4 Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 33 Play3 A. A. V. Pres. 3g Football 3- 4. STANKIEWICZ, ELAINE, ., Gr. 3-36853 Teen-Age Club 1, 2, 3g Cadet Teachers 3, 43 French and Italian Club Sec. 23 Majorettcs 3. 4. STEMPIEN, JOYCE, ' e, u. 2-1976-J3 Teen-Age Club 13 Play Comm. 43 Tri-Y 2, 3, 43 Keyettes 3, 43 Triangle 3, 4. STIPKOVICH, JOYCE, Cooking Club 2, 33 Student Council 13 Cadet Teachers 3, 43 Teen-Age Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Advanced Sewing 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 33 Jr. Prom Comm.3 Cheerleaders 3, 4. STOPINSKY, ANTHONY, I ' 3 Football 1, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Baseball 43 Jr. Prom Comm.3 Science Club 3g Swimming Club 1, 23 Key Club 43 French and Italian Club 2, 3. SZKUTNIK, ALBERT, ' ' HQ Scientific Club 3, 43 Science Club 13 Triangle 2, 3, 43 Tea Leaf 43 Homecraft 2, 3, 43 Play Comm. 4. TARANTO, LOUIS, t, , Ru. 2-61783 Football 1, 3 Track 3, 43 hop 2, 3, 4. TATLOW, WILLIAM, , u. 2-4939-W3 Science Club 13 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Swimming Club 1, 43 Art Club 4g Play 43 Library 23 Foot- ball Manager 3g Basketball Manager 33 Cross Country 1. TENCZA, SHIRLEY, Pr. 9-I668, Dance Comm. , , rt lub I, Jr. Prom Comm., Play 3: Sport Club 2, Sec. 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, Sec. 4, Triangle 4, Majorettes 2, Sec. 3, Captain 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Tea Leaf Salesman 2: Student Council 2, 3, Record- ing Sec. 4, Tea Leaf 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. TKACH, DOLORES, , ' r. 8-5378, Teen-Age Club I, 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, Advanced Sewing 3. TOMCZYK, MARY, , , hScience Club I, Dance Comm. 2, French and Italian Club 2, Honor Guard 2, Triangle 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. TWITTY, RUTH, ' . . 2-8868-W, Art Club I , Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Tri-Y 3. VAN DYKE, JOHANNA, 1 4 Pr. 8-4386, Teen-Age Club 1, 2, Tri-Y 3, 4, Triangle Typist 3, 4. VITALE, ELISA, . 2-0356, Teen-Age Club l, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, Orchestra l, 2, Cheerlead- ers 3, 4, ,lr. Prom Comm., Play 3, Drama- tic Club 2, Cadet Teachers 2, 3, Sports Club 2, 3, Sec. 4, Cooking Club 3, Ad- vanced Sewing 3. WALKER, CAROL, Ru. 2-8231-J, Teen-Age Club 1. WELLER, DOLQRES, 3 . 2-6573-M, Art lub I, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Play 3, Student Council 2, Honor Guard 2, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3,.4, National Honor Society 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Triangle 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. WINTERS, ELEANOR, ' Q 2-5118, Library 2, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4. WISTERMAYER, ALFRED, 1. 4-0318-,l, Swimming Club I, 2, 3, 4, Homecraft Club l, 2, 3, 4: Art Club I, Band l, 2, 3, 4. VAN LENTEN, BARBARA, ZMI YAKIMOWICZ, CHESTER 8-06 3, Dane ' Ru. 2- 4-J, Library Comm. I, 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Tria ffle Typi I rom Comm., F ch and Italian 4. I 1 l, ' asa V. Pre , Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. o A A I 0 -I J 1 V I . .4 f ., . fl! v ' 1 , YW S ,u ,V . ' 1' ,., T X UMM KA fl I K f A f X Page sixty-nine classified advertisements directory Automobile Sales and Service Lemort Bros. ............... . 90 Arata's Service Station ................... B. 81 R. Esso Station ...............,,......... ....... Backus Motor Sales and Service ...... ...... Bill 81 .lohn's Amoco Service Charlie's Friendly Service Station ............ Fortenhach Motors ..........A.......................... ........ O. B. Jones ........................,.................. ...... Jony's Garage ........................... Warrin's Shell Station ............. Barber Shops and Beauty Shops Charlie's Barber Shop .............. Dal's Beauty Salon ............... Kirsch's Beauty Shoppe ....... Margaret's. Beauty Salon ........... Roger's-Carlton Barber Shop Clothing Stores Liebman's Dept. Store ....... Werner's ................................ Zimmerman's .................... :. ........ ...... ..............--.- - - Confectioneries, Restaurants and Drug Stores Con Baron's Cut Rate Drugs .................................... Basso's Luncheonette ................Y....A............-.---- Buff's Diner .................... Central Lunch .................. Christensen Pharmacy .....,. Flenner's Confectionery ....... Florence Sweet Shop ....... Garden Spot .................... Giesc-hen's ..........r............ Kievitt Pharmacy ........ Miller Pharmacist ,....,. Pigeon Hut .................... Rayis Luncheonette ,....,.. Steve's Restaurant ...,.. Trudy's Sweet Shoppe ....... struction and Decoration Cooper Lumber Co. ......r..........,Y...A........ . ..... .- Davidson ...........................................,-..vA...A.....-..... East Rutherford Steel Erectors. Inc. ........... . General Roofing 81 Supply Corp. ..... .,v... . A. Johannemann 81 Sons ........v......... ....... S. Piazza .....,..,................,..................... ...... Roofing Sales Co., Inc. Fred Sass 81 Son .1................. Dabinett 81 Starke ................... Woodridge Upholstery Co. ...... Y..... . Corporations East Rutherford Syringes, Inc. ...... .,.... . Even Pul Foundations, Inc. ...... ...... . Fllntkote Co. ............................... ..... . Royce Chemical Co. ............. . Trubek Laboratories .... Florists Adeline's Florists ........ Bobbink 81 Atkins ....... Demchak's Florists .... Sadlock's Florist ..... Interstate Florists ....................... ...... Hardware 81 Electrical Appliances Page Clmco Television ...............,........... ....... Anna W. Clauss ........... East Side Hardware ....... Flannery's Hardware ....... Jones Electric Co. .............. . E. Lehmann Electric Co. ....,. . seventy Moskal's Hardware ......... Insurances 81 Real Estate C. H. Bloecher Co., Inc. ........ . Albert V. D'Amato ................., Samuel T. Davidson Agency . Frank R. Edwards ................... Alexander S. Gwinn ............ Kenmac Realty ............ Geo. Zimmermann ....... Miscellaneous Dr. Jos. C. Banyar ............... Barry Trucking Co. ...........,..... . Benton Rev. Pub. Co., Inc. .. Boot Box ...................................... C. Robert Borst .................... Carlstadt Free Press ............... Carlstadt Window Cleaning .. Carlton Hill Ramblers ........... Carlton Hill Trucking Co. ..... . Don 81 Rosita Dance Studio .. Dorman's .........................,,........... Emerald Shoppe .................... Evelyn's Shoppe ............ Albert Frei ........................ Global U. S. Air Force ....... Guntheris ..........................,. Dr. A. J. Hagovsky ..... Hayman's Furniture ........ J. 81 L. Movers ................... Dr. Raymond R. Jaffe ............. .lahn 81 Ollier Engraving ...... Janssen Dairy ........................... Park Avenue Gift Shop ......... Photocraft Art Studio .............. Record Electro-Plating Works Retta Hosiery Shop ................. Rudy's Shoe Rebuilders ......... Sabia's Shoe Repair ....... Sal's Radio .................................. A. Silverman .............................. Steel Window Service Co. .. Stankiewicz Family .................. Stanley Ziohro, Inc. .............. . Zipf's ....................................... Tailoring 81 Cleaning Stores Day's Cleaners ........................ East Rutherford Cleaners Henry's Tailor .............,...... Mercury Cleaners ............ Union Tailors ............ U. S. Cleaners .........,.. Wallington Cleaners ..............., Wholesale 81 Retail Food Stores Best Quality Bakery .............. Blue Goose Market ............... Boruta's Bakery ...,................... Clinton Grocery ......................... E. 81 D. Community Market .. Frenzel's Delicatessen .............. Huettemann's ............................ Krawczyk Grocery ........ M. 81 K. Market ............... Majestic Bakery ................... Louis Maresco's Market ....... J. Marinaro 81 Sons ....,....,. 0chsner's Delicatessen ....... Rosol's Dairy ..,..,..,.,......... Schreiber's Market ........... Union Food Stores ........... Wallington Food Center ....... PLlMEN?S OF FQRTENBACH MQTQRS 11-15 UNION AVENUE Rutherford, N. J. PONTIAC SALES AND,sERvlcE RU. 2-6050 RU. 24-8880 SADLOCICS FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOUOUETS POTTED PLANTS R BROAD AND HACKENSACK STRE CARLS J COMPLIME NTS OF FRED SASS 8 SCN Contractors and Builders ' 522 Ninth street Carlstadt, N. J. RU. 2-8013 Roofing, Jobbing and Cabinet Making Page seven ty-three ROYOX HQUSEHOLD CLEANER PRODUCT OF ROYCE CHEMICAL CC. CARLTON HILL, N. J. CIMCO TELEVISION SERVICE Sales - Service - Installation 425 HACKENSACK STREET CARLSTADT, N. J. RUtherford 2-0418 DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Television - Refrigerators - Appliances COMPLIMENTS OF BUFF'S DINER Route 17 CARLSTADT, N. J. P g vent ll Page seventy sw COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL LUNCH 252 PARK AVENUE East Rutherford, N. J. LEMORT BRQS. Established 1906 G. W. LEMORTVand s. LEMORT Paterson and Boiling Springs Avenues East Rutherford, N. J. RU. 2-0100 COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH C. BANYAR, D.D.S. 301 HACKENSACK STREET 2 CARLSTADT, N. J. RU. 26770-5771 COMPLIMENTS OF C. H. BLOECHER CO., INC. Rutherford, New Jersey Page seventy seven FRANK R. EDWARDS REALTOR - lNsuRoR 110 Hackensack Street EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. Telephone RU. 2-4200 Residence RU. 2-9741 COMPLIMENTS OF BOBBINK 8. ATKINS QUALITY PLANTS VISIT Us 588 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. THE TRUBEK LABORATORIES We old athletes of yesteryear congratulate all in the Class of '53 ancl may success ancl happi- ness be yours in the future. P g ghty Rev. Edward M. SWIERZBINSKI A1 Coldon Mario Collura Edward Pulaski Ernest Arolan Richard Biros Warren Corson, Jr. Joseph Morris Michael Morris Joseph Collura Marjan Malinski Gordon Zampacorta Herman Hansen CARLTON HILL RAMBLERS COMPLIMENTS OF THE FLINTKOTE COMPANY EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. U. S. CLEANERS OF EAST RUTHERFORD Fur Storage on The Premises Owned and Operated by KASSABIAN BROS. 450 Paterson Avenue RU 2 3721 BARRY TRUCKING CO CARLTON HILL, N. J. Phone Rutherford 2-9666 BILL REGAN RED VERGA Page eighty-two G A R D E N S P O T fYou Can't Help Having Funk CATERING TO PARTIES - BANQUETS - MEETINGS ilu The New Colonial Roomj Hackensack Street and Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY GIESCHEN'S HOME MADE ICE CREAM AND CANDIES ARTHUR HENRY BARNING, PROP. 110 Hackensack Street Corner of Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. RU. 4-0341 Cooper Lumber Company Rutherford, Lyndhurst, East Rutherford RU. 2-1432 PRescott 8-1483 ROSOL'S DAIRY Our Products Excel In Quality 51 Passaic St. Passaic, N. J. GMC RU. 2-1100-0233 Trucks Res. RU. 2-3359 BACKUS MOTOR SALES 8. SERVICE CO. Parts and Service on all makes of Trucks 160 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. Say It With Flowers DEMCHAK'S Florists fWalling'ton's Leading Flower Shopj Flowers For All Occasions - 99 Midland Avenue Wallington, N. J. QAt The Three Cornersj Phone PR. 7-6224 lllllllllllIllllllllllllnllllllllllll Page eighty-three FLOWERS BY WIRE Authorized Florists Telegraph Delivery Shop INTERSTATE FLORIST FUNERAL AND WEDDING DESIGNS Eugene Henke 8z Sons Phone RUth. 2-5006 514 Hackensack Street CARLSTADT, N. J. . MARINARO 81 SONS Our Quality and Service Your Pleasure Cakes and Pastries Fresh Bread and Rolls Daily 332 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. Tel, Rutherford 2-3365 P g eighty-four ROOFING SALES COMPANY, INC. Wholesale Distributors 524 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. RU. 2-2650 GEO. ZIMMERMANN 50 Years of Dependable Service INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 335 Hackensack Street CARLSTADT, N. J. Day: RUtherford 2-1216 Night: RUtherford 2-2409 ALEXANDER S. GWINN GENERAL INSURANCE N. J. Motor Vehicle Agent 423 Hackensack Street CARLSTADT, N. J. RU. 2-4772 Notary Public WALLINGTON FOOD CENTER Fruits - Vegetables and Frozen Foods Free Delivery 112 Wallington Avenue Wallington, N. J. GR. 3-9638 COMPLIMENTS OF STAN JAN ESKY J ONY'S GARAGE Paterson Plank Road CARLSTADT, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF EAST RUTHERFORD STEEL ERECTORS 325 Main Street EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. Page eighty f BILL 3- JOHN'S Amoco Service John E. Sudol, William Kosturko, Props. 41 Locust Ave. Wallington, N. J. PRescott 9-9251 Approved Lubrication KENMAC REALTY Real Estate and Insurance 279 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. RUtherford 2-1513 P gf- eighty-six GUNTHER'S SPORT AND CAMERA SHOP Photo Supplies and Sporting Goods, Guns and Tackle Hunting and Fishing Licenses Issued 201 Park Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. RU. 2-3373 Telephone RUtherford 2-7312 EAST SIDE HARDWARE 81 PAINT CO. Glass - Plumbers Supplies Electric Fittings Louis Bromberg, Prop. 343 Seventh Street CARLSTADT, N. J. llInIlllllIlllllllllIllIlllulllllllllllllllllullllllllllllll lnlulllll llnlllllInnlInlllllllullulllnlullllllllllllllllll PRescott 8-3008 ANDREW KRAWCZYK BUTCHER Sz GROCER 292 Maple Ave. Wallington, N. J. 01.4 z 7 50wM ,f if IIRTIIDAY WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CHRISTMAS gale Q02 cz AS ADVERTISED IN LIFE Large 48 modern design Gn- ished in gleaming blond oak. Has self-rising zray. cron cnzsr I HAYMAN FURNITURE STORES, INC. 38 Park Ave. Rutherford lllllllllllllllIlllllIlllllIll.lIllll IllIIlllllIllIlllIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IllIIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll BARBECUE CHICKEN READY TO SERVE ORDER IN ADVANCE HUETTEMANN'S DELICATESSEN AND GROCERY 1 i ZIMMERMFIIII !, z 226 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N, J. RU. 2-7488 Page eight 21 nut to me awou RUTHERFORD RU. 2-7240 Free Delivery COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE GOOSE MARKET W. Mazier, Prop. Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries Wholesale and Retail 240 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. Clinton Grocery 130 Clinton Place East Rutherford, N. J. EVEN PUL FOUNDATIONS EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. Page ezghty eight HARDWARE Hardware - Paints - Tools Houseware 411 Hackensack Street CARLSTADT, N. J. RU. 2-9420 PRescott 9-9494 WARRIN SHELL SERVICE Complete Carburetor and Ignition Service Paterson and Locust Avenues Wallington, N. J. SAL'S RADIO 127 Park Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF CARLSTADT FREE PRESS COMPLIMEN TS OF STEVE'S RESTAURANT SIZZLING STEAKS A SPECIALTY Route 17 CARLSTADT, N. J. llllllllllllllllllIllIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllnllnlllllllnlllllllluulllllllllllllllllllllllllll FRENZEL'S Delicatessen - Wines - Liquors Beer - Frozen Foods - Ice Cream 115 Park Avenue East Rutherford, N. J. Telephone: RUtherford 2-0587 J. a. L. MOVERS Storage Warehouse Expert Refrigerator Movers A Crib To A Carload 322-328 Monroe Street CARLSTADT, N. J. Residence Phone RUtherford 2-1149-M RUtherford 2-8921 RUtherford 2-8077 Pick-Up and Delivery MERCURY CLEANERS Charles Huhn, Prop. Cleaning - Pressing - Dyeing Alterations 310 Hackensack Street CARLSTADT, N. J. PARK AVENUE GIFT SHGP 134 Park Avenue East Rutherford, N. J. llllllllIlllllllnlIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllulllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllInllnlllulllulllllllllluuIllllulIllIlllullllllllllllllllllllll Our Work Is Guaranteed Reliable Cleaners Pick-Up Delivery Rus. RU. 4-0725 Res. GR. 2-1860 DAY'S CLEANERS DYEING - ALTERATIONS FUR STORAGE 501 Union Street Carlstadt, N. J. Telephone RUtherford 2-1282 ALBERT FREI EMBROIDERY ON HANDKERCHIEFS NOQVELTIES 432-34 Monroe Street CARLSTADT, N. J. lllllllllIllIllIllIllIllluIllllnlIlllllllllllllllullllllllll IllIllIllInIllIllulullllulllulnlulllllllllllllllllllllllllull WALLINGTON TAILORS TAILORING - PRESSIN G We Call For Kr Deliver GUS BARCH, Prop. 67 Wallington Avenue Wallington, N. J. PR. 9-3285 Page eighty- lllllIlllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Bolsso's Luncheoneffe 203 Route 17 EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. GENERAL ROOFING SUPPLY CORP. 468 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. OCHSNER'S Delicatessen and Grocery 285 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. UNION FOOD STORES 220 Park Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. Delicatessen Sz Groceries Tel. RU. 2-6931 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllnlllllllllllllnllllll Pg ty RECORD ELECTRO PLATING WORKS EST. 1895 593 Broad Street CARLSTADT, N. J. RUtherford 2-4781 llunlInInInllIllIllluluunlullIlllnnlulunlunnll IllIllIllllllllllllllIllIllIllllllllllllllllullllllllllll LIEBMAN'S Department Store 228 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. ARATA SERVICE .STATION EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. RU. 2-6706 COMPLIMENTS OF ANNA W. CLAUSS Hardware Housewares - Paints - Oils 414 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J COMPLIMENTS OF STAN KIEWICZ FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Best Quality Bakery 848 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. Orders Taken and Delivered PRescott 9-1668 John Tencza, Prop. SABIA'S SHOE SERVICE All Shoes Sewed Our Specialty Knives Sz Scissors Sharpening 332 Hackensack Street CARLSTADT, N. J. Store Hours: 9A.M.t06P. M. llIllIllllllllIllllllllIIllInIllIllllIllIllIlllllllllIllnllllunlllllllllllll Florence Sweet Shop 32 Jersey Street EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. Confectionery and Toys Our Specialty PR. 9-9546 RU. 2-6949 Est. 1900 C. ROBERT BORST WATCHMAKER Sz JEWELER TROPHIES GAVELS BADGES 226 Grove Street EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. nllnllllllullllllllllllullIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnlllllllllllllllll llIlllllllllllllllIllInInInIllIllIllllIllIlllulululllllulnllllullllllnl TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST! ROGER'S - CARLTON BARBER SHOP 197 Carlton Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. lllllllllllllIIIIIllIllIllIllIllIllIllllIllIIIIIIllIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllln lllllllllnlllllllIllllllllllllllllllullIllllllllllllluuulllllllulllllllllll STEEL WINDOW SERVICE CO. Storm Sash - Screens, Combination Aluminum Doors 520 Route 17 CARLSTADT, N. J. RU. 2-3786 Page ninety ne COMPLIMENTS OF EAST RUTHERFORD SYRINGES, INC. 480 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. llllllllnnlluulllllllIllluIInInnlllllllllllllnnllnllllllnllllllll IIllIllIlllunlullllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll MAJESTIC BAKERY We Bake For All Occasions 287 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. Sam Bolka Res. 309 Sussex Rd. Proprietor Woodridge, N. J. Tel. RU. 2-8980-J Everything Electrical Housewiring E. Lehmann Electric Co. Electrical Contractor Motors - Wiring - Light - Power 405 Hackensack Street CARLSTADT, N. J. IllllllIllIllIllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Hand Made Gifts - Dry Goods EMERALD SHOPPE Ladies' Sz Childrens' Apparel Specialty: Infant's Wear 334 Hackensack Street CARLSTADT, N. J. llIllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllll Page ninety-two llllllllIllllllllllllllllllIllIllllIllIlllllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll M. 8K K. MARKET M. Monkowski and F. Kowal, Props. Groceries - Delicatessen Frozen Foods - Fresh Killed Poultry 185 Paterson Avenue Wallington, N. J. Home Made Pirogi IIllllllllllIllIllIllnlllllIllIllIllllIllullIllIllllnlllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllIllllIllullllllllIllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll She Walks In Beauty At DAL'S BEAUTY SALON 143 Park Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. Tel. RUtherford 2-9084 DORMAN'S Commercial Stationery Office Supplies 35 Park Avenue RUTHERFORD, N. J. Telephone RUtherford 2-6810 TOYS - GIFTS lllllllllllllllIIllIllIllllIllIllIlllllllllllllllIlllllllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll llIllIllIllIllllllllllllIllluIllullInIlllullInIllnllllnllllllllllnlllllllunlu Christensen Pharmacy The REXALL Store H. Grimm, Reg. Pharm. 224 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford, N. J. Tel. RU. 2-0444 Reg. No. 5268 Careful Capable Prescription Service Competent FIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlIllllllll lllllllllllllIllIllIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll HullIllllIllIllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll GEORGE MOSKAL General Hardware, Paints, Oils, Etc. Shingles KL Roofing Paper 115 Locust Avenue Wallington, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF Rc1y's Lu ncheonette JOHN MILLER PHARMACIST 326 Hackensack Street CARLSTADT, N. J. Telephone RU. 2-7992 We Put Up Prescriptions Carlstadt Window Cleaning Service Wlndow Cleaning and Floor Contractors J. Steckowich KL Sons, Prop. 319 FIRST STREET CARLSTADT, N. J. Telephone Office RUtherford 2-4177 - llIllIlllllllllllllllIllIllluIllIlllllllllllllllllIlllllllllulllnllllllllnlullllll E 8. D COMMUNITY MARKET MEATS Sz GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS 38 Jersey Street East Rutherford, N. J. PR. 7-0215 llIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llIllIIIllllllullllllllllllllllluIlllllllllullllllllllllun BARON'S CUT RATE DRUGS 88 Park Avenue RUTHERFORD, N. J. FREE DELIVERY RU. 2-7856 Join Our Prescription Club! lllllllllllllIllIllIllIllIllIllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllllullllullul DON AND ROSITA DANCE STUDIO 538 Broad Street CARLSTADT, N. J. RU. 2-3053 310 Central Avenue Jersey City, N. J. Tel. Journal Square 4-2455 Sch reiber's Mc rket Prime Meats - Groceries Frozen Foods - Vegetables 144 Park Avenue East Rutherford, N. J. Phone RUtherford 2-0032 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Page nine ty-tlvrea COMPLIMENTS OF STANLEY J. ZIOBRO, INC. KIEVITT PHARMACY 80 Union Boulevard Wallington, N. J. ALBERT V. D'AMATO O. B. JONES GARAGE 230 Orchard Street East Rutherford, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF TRUDY'S SWEET SHOPPE 323 Broad Street CARLSTADT, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEN D Texas Weiners ' Bar'B'Q There's a Future For You . . . in Your Hot Dogs with Sauerkraut Hamburgers - French Fries E Glgbql Fgrce N d d N ! PIGEON HUT ee e OW High School Graduates Joe Kapmwski 12,Pate1'S0n Ave' 5 CAP Qualify After 2 Years College Q John McAlpine Wallington, N. J. 2 Proprietors or Pass The Exam Page 'nine ty -f our COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Estimates Given S. PIAZZA Painter and Decorator RUtherford 2-6466 415 Madison Street CARLSTADT, N. J. lullIllIllInIllllllllIllIllIllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll IllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllll COMPLIMENTS or A FRIEN D A. SILVERMAN Sporting Goods - Greeting Cards Our Specialty 122 Park Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. RU. 2-2508 UNION TAILORS 60 Union Boulevard Wallington, N. J. GR. 3-7317 llllnlIllIllIllIllIllllllllllIlllulllllnlllllullllllll nlnulununlnunInInlunuuunuuunuluun COMPLIMENTS OF WOODRIDGE UPHOLSTERY CO. DABINETT 8. STARKE MAsoNs sl BUILDERS Park-Ridge and Wood-Ridge, N. J. BORUTA'S BAKERY 84 Wallington Avenue Wallington, N. J. PR. 9-2165 P g ninety-fiv IIllulluunInIllluInInluluIllIllIlllulullIlullIllIlllullulllllllllulnlllll CHARLIE'S FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION Expert Lubrication Tires, Batteries Sz Accessories 351 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. RU. 2-2985 JONES ELECTRIC COMPANY 216 Grove Street EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. LOUIS MARESCO'S Fruit 8: Vegetable Market 401 Hackensack Street CARLSTADT, N. J. KIRSCH'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 337 Hackensack Street CARLSTADT, N. J. RU. 2-3563 U 11 COMPLIMENTS OF SAMUEL T. DAVIDSON AGENCY COMPLIMENTS OF A. JOHANNEMANN AncI Sons FLENNER'S CON FECTION ERY Ice Cream - Confectionery Newspapers - Greeting Cards Cigars - Cigarettes 391 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF DAVID DAVIDSON COMPLIMENTS OF B. 81 R. ESSO STATION Paterson Avenue WALLINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF JANSSEN DAIRY 433 Garden Street CARLSTADT, N. J. DR. RAYMOND R. JAFFE OPTOMETRIST 230 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. RETTA HOSIERY SHOP 252 Park Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. fWhere The Busses Stopj RUtherford 2-2065-J Mrs. A. Berns, Prop. Nylon Hosiery - Bags - Slips - Gloves Sweaters - Costume Jewelry COMPLIMENTS OF ADELINE'S FLORISTS FLORAL DESIGNING RU. 2-0244 - 2-4419 Eighth and Passaic Streets CARLSTADT, N. J. lllllllIlullIIllIllIllIlllllIlllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll I lullnllunllllllllllllIllnulllulllllllllullIllllllllllullullllllllll EVELYN'S SHOPPE 419 Hackensack Street CARLSTADT, N. J. Men's, Women's and Chi1dren's Wear RU. 2-2488 EAST RUTHERFORD CLEANERS 238 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. RU. 2-4371 Open from 8 to 6:30 THE D'AMORES RUDY'S SHOE REBUILDERS R. Pandolfi, Prop. 307 Hackensack Street CARLSTADT, N. J. Page ninety-seven We Are Happy To Serve You E RUtherford 2-3573 MARGARET'S BEAUTY SALON PERMANENT WAVING 327 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF CARLTON HILL TRUCKING CO. Phone RU. 2-8097 THE BOOT BOX Fine Shoes For The Family 102 Park Avenue RUTHERFORD, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF ZIPF'S Page ninety-eight CHARLIE'S BARBER SHOP INDIVIDUAL SERVICE 114 Hackensack Street EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. llllllllllllllIllllIllIlllllllllllllllllIllllllllnlllllllllllllllllvllll IIllIllIlllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllullluIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll HENRY'S TAILOR Cleaners Sz Dyers Pressing Sz Repair Work Dressmaking 271 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. RUtherford 2-7956 IIllIIllIllllIllIllIllIllIllllllIllllIllnlnlllllluulllllllllnl lullllnlllllllllllllullIllluIllInlllllllllllllllllllllul Phone RUtherford 2-2116 Phofocrcift Art Studio J. 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