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

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FRED MALIZIA Indeed a most intelligent boy. With his music, Apollo delighted the ears of the immortal gods them- selves. But what matters that to us mortals? For Fred has oft delighted our ears with the haunting music of his clarinet. ELEANOR MARINO A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Eleanor is a girl with two disposi- tions. She is well known throughout the school for her fiery temper, while on the other hand her popularity and happiness are found in the saying, Laugh and the world laughs with you. DOROTHY MANCINI She has a voice of gladness and a smile. Calling all talent scouts! Be on the lookout for a soprano singer. Five feet three inches tall, flutfy black hair, large brown eyes, tip-tilted nose. Speaks with a slight southern accent. Answers to the name of Dot. Has ex- cellent possibilities. That is aIl. JAMES MANZINI A hearty frame and a heartier spirit. When the girls all turn their heads in the auditorium or step on your toes in the hall, you can be sure that Jim- my is near. He has captured all our hearts in the short time he has been with us. EDWARD MARTIN His strength is as the strength of ten. Ever hear of Flash Gordon? If you would like to see what a live one looks like, watch him taking off on one ot his trips, His expeditions in his high powered equipment ltin-Iizzyl usual- ly results in nothing but a cloud of smoke. Twenty-nine I MARION MATARAZZO A friend to one, a friend to all. Let me hold your hand, madam, was probably said to Marion an infinite number of times. You have to be on your guard when she makes use of her subtle humor--she really startes you.

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RGBERT LINDSAY By the work, one knows the workmen. Bob's ambition is to become an avi- ator, and although he's had no actual experience, he's been flying around on parallel bars ever since he entered high school. He helped the gym team to attain greater recognition through his work as co-captain, MARJORIE MAGEE How tar that little candle throws its beams. Margie, one of the smallest girls in the class, is a gloom chaser if there ever was one. Her pert nose, her black hair and round face are a perfect set- ting for her mischievous smile. 2 MARY LOTURCO The beauty of a lovely woman is like music. She loses no friends, she gains no foes. A magnetic chuckle attracts friends from all corners of Emerson, Her big brown eyes and dainty ways warn the opposite sex to Beware WILLIAM MAGEE 'Tis his good nature that wins us all. Bill is the handsome athlete who, as co-captain of our track team, has won fame throughout the county. When not busy running around the track, he is usually busy running around with newspapers. Twenty-eight ELSIE LUNARDI She will help thee in thy need. Elsie is a constant joy to her fol- lowers. Maybe not all of her jokes are understood, but she solves that matter to her own satisfaction by telling her- self that not all her friends have a very good sense of humor. JOHN MAGLIETTA The force of his own merit makes his way. Bill has originality, the tendency to go to extremes, and the ability to do many things well. He has an alert mind and is a thoughtful friend.

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-ei, ,L., . STANLEY MATULEWICZ This world belongs to the energetic. When Stanley smiles, the world smiles with him. He radiates joy when- ever he approaches. Stan must believe in the adage, The early bird catches the worm, for he is the first arrival in Room Zll each morning. RAYMOND MAZAN EC Virtue is bold and goodness never fearful. Flash-no, this isn't Walter Win- chell, it is just Ray on his way to class. If you were to listen to his lazy talk, watch his slow walk, and note his dreamy manner in class, you'd think this name was given as a joke, but Ray insists that it was bestowed upon him by Mercury. JOHN MCGOVERN And to do that well craves a kind of wit. Mac is a typical Irishman with his turned-up nose and laughing eyes. Although no one agrees with him, he still believes that Detroit is the best team that ever played baseball. V IRENE MCNARY A best companion in work and play. A first glimpse of lrene gives one the impression that Deanna Durbin is attending Emerson. But the twinkling eyes, fascinating smile and sunny dis- position belong only to Irene. Thirty PEARL MCDONALD A cheerful disposition is the cardinal thing. Pearl's ability in making any situ- ation seem funny, which otherwise would be embarrassing, has made her liked by many. Her limitless supply of iokes is sure to keep the crowd laugh- ing. f, Q Q, we Q- tv it A DOROTHY MEISSE Vivacity is the health of the spirit. Dot chatters as constantly as a mag- pie. Please don't imagine that she talks just for the sake of talking, we think she is trying to work off excess energy.