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

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Literary Staff Howard Ockelrnann, Gladys Sargavy Helene Klein Lilly Piana Norman Schiller Frances Vidor Helen Guglielrno Thomas Vaughn Harris Silverstein EDITORIAL STAFF OF SENIOR ALTRUIST Editor-in-Chief EDWARD LANG Associate Editors ROSE ISAACS Jerome Klein Editor Muriel Speich Muriel Anderson Special Features Lena Panero, Editor Wallace Cowan Christine Monticelli Rhoda Tauber Irene McNary HERMAN B I SCHOFF Alfred Gillio Doris Servo Edward Anlian Vincent lndelicato Eugenia Gentile Ralph Buesing Sports Staff Joseph DeNicola, Editor George Sonntag Herbert Lack Harold Ferrando Photography Mr. Carl De Gennaro Alfred Gillio Frank Rinaldi Materne Studios BUSINESS STAFF OF SENIOR ALTRUIST Prcture Editor Business Manager DORIS SCHLUTER Assistant Business Managers MINNIE TOMASINI CHRISTINE MONTICELLI Advertising Manager Sales Representatives Gloria Franetovich Mabel Rienzo Fred Malizia Picture Representatives Primo Nicoletti Ruth Muller Doris Goodbody Rosemary Parentini Elsie Febbraro Typists Doris Goodbody Irene Hedlund Florence Cambria Gloria Fitzpatrick Audrey Orlando Advisers Audrey Orlando Ruth Muller Grace Dempsey Rose De Gennaro Gloria Fitzpatrick Doris Muller Gladys Sargavy Walter Spandau Anna Donnarumma MRS. MARY ROBERGE, Literature MISS EMMA EHRENBERG, Art MR. J. H. O'CONNELL, Business

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YOLAN DA ALTOBELLA Never a pretender, and willing in all undertakings. A giggling, talkative young lady who has the unusual virtue of laugh- ing ata joke whether it's funny or not. ?Nith this formula, she really enioys ife. '. iw EDWARD ANLIAN ln wit a man. Undoubtedly you've heard of his scientific trips to the wilds of Secaucus, but have you heard the results of the latest one? He did not find the rare specimen, but he did lose his overcoat, lunch and equipment. Did that dis- courage him? Judge for yourself-he's planning another for next week. , W i MURIEL ANDERSON A nymph, a naiad, or a grace. Mickey is a small edition of Eleanor Powell. Her blond hair and blue eyes have stopped more than one boy in his tracks, Mickey has a habit of giggling at a joke about five minutes after it has been told. JOHN APICELLA Does nothing in particular, and does it well. Pulling up in front of the school in a maroon l94O Pontiac Torpedo, is typical of John. When some mischiev- ous prank has been played, usually the source of trouble can be traced to him. Twelve OLGA ANDREAZZA The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. The sweetest maid this side of heaven, fits Olga perfectly. Her twinkling eyes, and smiling counte- nance are a welcome sight for anyone. ALICE BAKALIAN Modesty a candle to thy merit, Alice is the treasurer of our class. When Alice asked us for class dues, her voice had such a persuasive charm that we didn't dream of refusing, but handed our nickels and dimes to her.