Emerson High School - Altruist Yearbook (Union City, NJ)

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THE ALTRUIST S 1 gl, Ii li ,,. ' 1 I , , t 1 , CARMELA ACINAPURA Cdrrn W Emerson Grarrimgr , r N Undecided l Service Club '30-'31g Euclid Cluh '3Og Publicity Committee 30: Euclid Club Play '30g Altruist B'oard 3Q, -3 Q Innocence is irresistible. X, KIA fl is H f, , Z I' ANNA BALDINI 5 W I trAnn:: I Emerson Grammar Business I I Altruist Representative 'Z -T323 Al uist Board '291 Senior i Altruist Business Board 31 okkeeping Award '3O3 'lass Secretary '29-'32g ,lui ior nior Reception '30g Junior , rop ecy Committee '3l: Thanksgiving Play '303 irls' Varsity Basketball Team 30-'31g Service Club '30-'3l. and Senior Dance Committeg 0-'31' P h IJ 2 She has a voice of gladness, and a smile. M MARIE BATTAGLIA crMary:: , Emerson Grammar Business Altruist Board '29' okkeepirr -Xward '30' Tx ping uard 30 B nk r ai Class Treasurer IOB. 12. 12B D c ' n ' he Junior and Senior f A ' ' 3 e t t' ' S x X, g C' it o ' C ' Dancesg Yea o Bu e Boar , Gift Committee 'SZQ Service Club '31, 4 I Nature, when she formed you, said, 'Independent you are 1nade'. C HENRY BITTMAN ix in Henny 5 Emerson Grammar B siness 3 ii l Bookkeeping Award '303 Sc ' a 1 mittee '31g Senior Dai ce Coil 1' tee '.' 3 h u ance Committee '3l3 icc-Iys - c ss '3 , -. Basketball Team 'ZS-'31: Class . al Te. 'Z93 :ink Staff '29-'30g Junior-Senior N Recent' n Commi e '30. Then mixt a laughter with the serious stu17. I I Pflgl' Ifiglzf rioioiuioioia 'Q 0 111411111010uinioiuioi 101 ini 2 ni 1014 101030.

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THE ALTRUIST Among the universal heroes is the teacher, who is a second mother mill? to all pupils under her care. She puts forth all her energy, talent, altafhpr and skill to develop each youth, intellectually and morally, for she knows that the boys and girls of today are the makers of tomorrows world. In many cases, the home and parents have much influence. but the influence of a wise teacher is a great help to the parents. Sometimes the child, unfortunately, is deprived of parents, but in our country, where child-education is compulsory, no one is deprived of a teacher. A true teacher is a source of inspiration, and through her delicate and patient manner of approach, the child almost unfailingly responds to her bidding. She must have the highest intellectual and moral standards, for she has the responsible position of guide and leader to many under her supervision. She, in truth, deserves the highest honor and Pf21iS6- Carmela Acinapura What is it that makes men great? EB1P1'I11ll1H- Did you ever stop to think that all success has been brought about by Iiun the invisible force, determination? It is the cornerstone of a manls prosperity- Determination may be found in the growing boy, who, perhaps, has chosen Lindbergh as his ideal. I will be a conqueror in some neldjl is his motto. If he strives with this in mind, he will struggle through life, throwing aside all impediments to achieve his goal. The girl who is determined to have a new dress, usually begs her parents until she gets it. She uses all conceivable devices in her requests. Why? Because she is determined. The man who is part of the noon-hour rush on Broadway is thinking silently. MI want to get out of that dingy office. I want a business of my own. I'll get it! Does he get it? Many a successful business man today can answer that question in the affirmative. Determination is disguised in many ways. An ambition without the force or action to carry it out is no better than a building without a cornerstone. The Seniors have learned many a hard lesson in Emerson, and not always from the text book. Some of them have learned the most important lesson of all: that if they want something badly enough they will get it- They have learned how futile it is to whine, ffIt is not fair: money makes the man, and because I have no money, I have no chance' Alice Walter After four very happy years, we have reached the end of our high 33131111 school life. Most of us leave with regret. Of course, there are many Qgyghngjiun things to look forward to in the future with joy, but our thoughts these January days are tinged with sadness. The saddest part of graduation is leaving the many friends, both of the faculty and the student body, whom we have learned to love, and whose friendship has truly meant a great deal to us. Now we must each go our separate ways, perhaps never to see each other again. Our class, having gone through four years of striving, setbacks, and successes together, now seems to be one happy family-Mr. Parker, our solicitous father, Mr. Cusick and Mr. Lee, our favorite unclesg and the rest of the faculty, our other relations, always considerate of our welfare, though sometimes too diligent in their scrutiny of our faults to suit all of us. Now that we must take leave of our many dear friends in Emerson, there is nothing else to say but-Good-bye. Annette Sachs Page Seven

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Q 11014 1102011 1 110113 it it 10111301010 0301014 THE ALTRUIST EUGENE BRUEGGEWORTH !KBTuggy7J Emerson Grammar U. of South. Calif. l'res. of QA Class '28g Vice President of 10A Class '29: Sect. 12A glass '3lg iatic Club ne-Act-Plays '2S: Christmas, laQL28' ,xhibit '28-'29 Representative to Junior-Se eceggon 'ZSQ Senior P An Errand for Polly '31, Class B sketball Te l 3 3 Mascot of Base- ball Team ' 8-'303 Masc -lv 'eliigtball Team '28g Assistant Manager of asel algilllg jzhimedes Science Club '29-'BUQ Service Clu 295,811 Dau, 1er Kreis '29-'30g Euclid Club '30g Altruist Board '30-'31, Basketball Tournament '28-'3flg Orchestra '28-'32: President of Orchestra l3l-'32g Physics Club '313 Gym Service Club '29g Armistice Day Program '3l. I refuse to take life seriously. MARIO CASATO rlRedv Jefferson Grammar N. Y. U. Ar iimedes Sc'ncg0t'lub 29g President the ,Physics Club ' Ulk UUslier SenaiJ9r,gPl,ay '3lg9 adeballl Squad '293 Varsity seball 23021311 Football Squad '293 Class Basketball y28',30I Class Baseball '28-,295 Class Football '28- '29: Orchestra. He, stately, young and tall, Dreaded in battle, and loved in hall. C. VICTORIA CHETEJIAN UVic!! f QS Emerson Grarnrnan EN' 1 D The Alviene Glee Club 'ZSQ Ciiss ecre r ' - 3lJ3 Altruist oard '29-'30ytltru t ep SC11t3 .5Qt unior Se ior yebei tion Com it e '3 tuden Tra 'er Geney Qks ocia'on '29-'3 ram IC f K Ll 3311 se vice' lub '30-all Assem 1 Committe '3 :I panish Assembly l 3 Us iere te One Act Plays '30g Coach of One Act Play '31g An ,rra rl For Polly '3lg Bookkeeping Award '30. L, A perfect woman, nobly pZann'd. ELSO CHIOCCA A!-V I4 ft X AffEZ,, Emfersdlh Qgammvff L . W4 fliclk Undecided Presldem Room Captafdass Basketball Team ,293 Basketball Squad '29-'3O: Baseball Squad T502 Baseball Varsity '3lg Manager of 'Football '30: Manager of'Basketball '30-'313 Altruist Sports Editor '3lg Lieutenant Service Club '30-'31, So was it when my life began, So is it now I am a man. ozoniuinyinioioiui x-10101 ni nioioioiois gui ni 1 1:1 ,init-? grit- --giillii .kv X M lll lil, . l l 2 . i fi I .Y