Essex County Vocational Technical High School - Athena Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

Essex High « ሠ Е SCHG OE A ъд ሠ 4 =፤ E С HISH 6 TI problems have given us ada ce in choosing our vocations 'Xtend to success and happiness new position. his magi will power ichievements which days, and veai We, the faculty County Vocational and Technical High School are proud of you and wish you continued success and happiness in bus ness and home life magic lamp, w ‚med Aladdin discovered the lamp in a very | | was a happy-go-lucky lad and didn't hav« vork. When his father passed away, a mag! uimed to be I ncl isited him and his Aladdin's incle. hidden in a secret uns of and he wanted the ng Aladdin to obtain this lamp. Aladdin d i now this. He thought was trving ti elp him start a busi Ihe magician planned a tr for Aladdin and himself. He told Aladdin the trip was to help him make business contacts, but they really gl g 18 quest ol the lamp. When they reached mountains, Aladdin was fran He finally realiz t the magician was not really le. Why had the man bought him clothes and food? and the magician came upon a secret entrance into Aladdin was told to go in and look for a little lamp pedestal. Aladdin did as he was told, but when he came - entrance, he refused to give up the lamp until he was the c: [ it of anger, the magician closed up the ave entrance. Now Aladdin was reallv frightened. Unconsciously he began lamp and uttered a wish to be back home. In ፡ nie appeared and whizzed him home. When he realized what he owned, Aladdin wished for food, clothes, jewels and gold for himself and his mother. Each wish star was granted by the genic The story that is about to unfold before you is not unlike Aladdin's. LI C he ambitions of the characters in this tale are wishes— wishes that only the genies of hard work and concentration MARGUERITE ELDREDGE WHITNEY Senior Adviser VICTORIA DREW Mary SQUILLARO President V ice-presidi nt Senior Officers 4 LORRAINE LESCAVAGE JUNE REYNOLDS Secretary Treasurer ELIZABETH R. DUNHAM Counselor Facul ty VIOLA APPLEGATI ROSALIE CAVALLO Office English MYRTLE COOK HARRY CORSON ELEANOR DEARNALEY || ያ Soctal Studies Business Machines Science JOSEPHINE DE MARCO MARION D. FERRIS MARGARET FITZGERALD Related Cosmetology Sewing School Nurse 9 Faculty LILLIAN GARDNER Medical Secretary ELIZABETH HODGINS Related Art GRACE HYLAND Cosmetology JAMES LEITH Mathematics BF TY RUTH MOLLER Music — MARIAN M. MULLIS Cosmetology Faculty R. NEAL OWENS Social Studies REGINA O'TOOLE T extiles GEORGIA NORTON Stenography ALICE ROBERTS Dressmaking PAULINE REILLY Commercial Art MAUDE PENNINGTON Office F. aculty VERA ROSSMAN Clerical Practice GWEN RYERSON English MARGARET TACZY Practical Nursing EVELYN TORRISI Dress Design ай እኸ AR) 1 64፡48) ra FRINKS Dess Design KATHRYN VAN NEST Food Se roi ሮ Faculty EVELYN VEENSTRA Health ETHEL WOOD Librarian LINNIA WOLFI Dental Assistant BERNICE WARRICK М SUSAN WOOD Cosme tology Not Photogrfihed г RUTH ЕГТСНЕТТ ELIZRE TH MARTIN Practical Nursing di; SPLENDORA L. KEUHLEN LILA R. scu NA FER Nutrition Secretarial Practice ALBERTA JORDAN MAUDE VANCE Social Studies School Physician 13 “4 Yearbook Board EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Nancy DovGHERTY BUSINESS MANAGER Assistant Editor HELEN COFFEY Покотну D'ALESSIO Assistant Business Manager Assistants GRACE YAGGER Повотну ROSENFELT : ANN GONNELLO Assistants ANNA Dı Brasi Epna MASTERSON Jo ANN GOODWIN GLORIA CASTELLUCCI DIANE FLETCHER HELEN Derrick VINCENZA CODELLA Advertising BEATRICE GATTI DoROTHY LESNIKOWSKI DorotHy GERINO Art Ed itors HELEN Davies VERLA WALKER GLORIA KAYSER Alma Mater — የ ጋ 4 ff g Shirley Gelen Detrick We must not think of her as dead, for that Young courage of that high held head lives on, And knows a wider, greener world than ours, Rejoices in a sun more gold, in stars Made vocal by the singing breath of God... Oh, there ar: play helds there in Paradise ; And happy comrades; there is work for hands So young and willing ; there are trees and bloom And sunlit vistas for the dear young eyes, And there is rest at night. No tears for her Who has eternal wisdom, now, and peace. Farru BALDWIN JEAN BIANCO 93 Valle Road, Montclaii DRESSMAKING Vice-President of her Sophomore i ana manner bossessed of beauty LUC 14 ILLE ANASTASIO 1—12 Avenue, Newark AUTY CULTURI mbition: To find : 1 pleasant smil: SYLVIA ANASTAS 125 Mt. Pleasant Avenue, Newark BEAUTY CULTURI Ambition: To be successful undertake. ‘A girl worth Å nowing and knowi 10 LAURETTA BIASE H2 Belleville Avenue, BEAUTY CULTURI Ambition: To marry Sonny and Don't put ( 1 � и tomorrou ik today MARIE BRASSO 391 South 9 Street, Newark BEAUTY CULTURE Fri Treasurer of Junior class, Assistant Treasurer of school, Captain of Bloomfield ( hee: leaders. Ambition: To be a good wife to Joe, and a success in beauty culture. “Ambition has no rest” MARIE CANACE 53 Brookwood Street, East Orange BEAUTY CULTURE Re-Rı Ambition: To be a successful beautician. Here's one who's filled with constant cheer, laughter's what we hear LITA CAPOZZI 68 Bloomfield Avenue, Newark BusiNESS MACHINES Ambition: To own a n “It's nice to be GLORIA CASTELLUCCI 62 South 7 Street, Newark ENGINEERING CLERICAI I reasurer of Junior homeroon of the Glee Club, Dramatic Club, and the Yearbook Staff. Ambition: To be happy and successful. “Dancing eves that $4 nd forth light a the darkest pla bright DOLORES CHAPMAN 22 Newton Street, Newark Business MACHINES SPEEDY Ambition: To be successful and happy in the PI future. She's not gery tall, she's not very sh a corker for her size’ a VINCENZA CODELLA 15 Mt. Prospect Avenue, Newark DRESSMAKING VINNIE Ambition: To own her own shop. Å merry heart maketh a cheerf ui ountenance HELEN COFFEY 37 Fabyan Place, Newark DRESSMAKING CorrEI President of her Senior homeroom class. Am- bition: To work in a New York shop. Her infectious laughter and love for sports fascinate all who meet her” JUANITA COLLINS 190 Orange Street, Newark DRESSMAKING AND DESIGN NITA Ambition: To be a designer. “Simplicity of character is the natural result of profound thought II — - 1 MARIE D'ALESSANDRO 740 South 12 Street, Newark DELLY Homeroom MARY COTTONE 504 Delavan Avenue Newark DRESSMAKIN Mary kes her a CAROL CONROY 2612 Maple Avenue, So. Plainfield Business MACHINES DEBBIE To wait for the right man and a good wite. 1 friend t DOROTHY D'ALESSIO 39 Magnolia Lane So., Newark BUSINESS MACHINES Dorry Assistant Editor of Yearbook. Ambition: To be successful in everything I attempt. “Dependable as the day is long. Her mind is masterful and strong” MILDRED D’ALESSIO 227 North Belmont Avenue, Belleville BEAUTY CULTURI Mine: Ambition: To be a successful traveling beauti- cian. “It's love, it's love, it makes the world qo round” HELEN DAVIES 13 Lawton Street, East Orange ART Durch Vice-president of her Sophomore class, Sopho- more and Junior representative, and Secretary of the Art Dept. Ambiton: She just wants to be Mrs. Frank Bachman and have two boys. “One who is small, but has a heart of gold” CAROLYN DECKER 190 Central Avenue, Newark ÅRT Carol Ambition: To get n and raise a small family. Gentle in manner, firm in reality DOLORES DeMAURO 200 Clinton Place, Newark BEAUTY CULTURI Dri Ambition: To become a successful beautician. “A smile on her lips and a song in her heart’ HELEN DETRICK 1136 East Broad Street, Elizabeth ENGINEERING CLERICAI HELEN Secretary of Newspaper, member of Glee Club, Bookworms, and Yearbook Staff. Ambi tion: To be a success in the business world. “A pearl in the necklace of Wisdom” ANN DI BLASI 314 South 7 Street, Newark BEAUTY CULTURE DoLLY Ambition: To be a success in life. “It's better to give than to receive S JOSEPHINE DI CHIARA 525 Lake Street, Newark BEAUTY CULTURE Ambition: To be a good beautician. “4 thing of beauty is a joy forever LORRAINE DOMKOS 55 Hawthorne Lane So., Newark BusiNESS MACHINES LORRIE Ambition : To be a good wife to Johnny, and to own her own home. ; “Her eyes as stars of twilight fair, like twilight too, her pretty hair” | Gloria Kayser - 51 LAURA DZIADOS reet Newark LITTLE I own Shop, al W hat is not VICTORIA DREW 2 South 8 Street. Newark DREW � ог and Seni Class, and Bloomfield Tech. Ambition: gh the vears with Billy the mor: you succet NANCY DOUGHERTY 59 North 13 Street, Newark ENGINEERING CLERICAI Edito: ot DU hool Newspaper, Vic Bookworms ior homeroon Club, and ] Ambition: 11 “Pri ndly an 1 sin art her CAVS SUCCESS ertain to be hers D amati vearbook o become a top woman executive. CAROLYN EMERICK 107 Seth Boyden Terrace, Newark BEAUTY CULTURI CAROI Ambition: 10 marry Al and be a good wife. SEN never bt free” DOLORES FERET 724 South 12 Street, Newark Business MACHINES Veret Ambition: To vaın some weigl ta Personality shines through her smile ALICE FLEMING 175% Pennsylvania Avenue, Newark Business MACHINES ALICIA Ambition: To own her own home. Her dancing feet are evidence of her kind heart DIANE FLETCHER 55 Newton otreet, Newark Foop SERVICI FLETCH Ambition: To be a success at Woolworth’s. The same gesture of ease for the lightest or hardest task DELORIS FREEMAN 240 Livingston Street, Newark Foop SERVICE Ambition: Го marry Dickie. “An even disposition to be admired DOLORES FRENCH 403 Glenwood Avenue, East Orange DRESSMAKING FRENCHIE Treasurer of her Junior homeroom class. Am- bition: To be an Interior Decorator. “Capable, clever and gay. An all around girl in every way FRANCES GABRIELE 421 North 7 Street, Newark Business MACHINES FRAN Ambition: To be 4 Success berfected” world. Earth's noblest thing is a woman, f in the business BEATRICE GATTI 124 South 8 Street, Newark BEA BusiNESS MACHINES Member of the Yearbook Staff. Ambition: To be a success in business and in marriage. Her virtues are many, her faults are feu | | JOAN GAFFNEY 50 Third Street, Newark JUSINESS MACHINES STORMY Ambition: To marry Stuart and have a career. “A daughter of the Gods, most divinely tall and fair DOROTHY GERINO 101 Liberty Avenue Belleville nomeroon || dressn 1 ay, but her other way’ ROSE GERARDO 210 Hunterdon Street, Newark DRESSMAKING President of hei Sophomore homeroon Ambition : 10 have a successful tuture. ter makes friends 1 LOUISE GEORGIO 190 Parker Street, Newark BEAUTY CULTURI Ambition: To ge get married and have six bovs. Happy am I; from care I'm free! Why aren't { contented like (GEORGI ANTOINETTE GIRGENTI 316 Morri venue, Newark DRESSMAKING in bition: Y success! 1 business woman, Из ANNE GONNELLO 156 No. 15 Street, Bloomfield BEAUTY CULTURI ANNIE Roon Ambition: To be a success in beauty culture and in marriage. Vice-president of school, Sec- retary of Junior class, Captain of Bloomfield l'ech. cheerleaders. Service above self” JO ANN GOODWIN 538 So. 11 Street, Newark Foop SERVICI STRETCH Ambition: Have her own restaurant. She who had the tongue of will so self assured MARY ANN GRASSO 75 Passaic Avenue, Nutley BEAUTY CULTURI Ambition: To get married. “Not much talk, a great su CLARA GRECO 169 North 12 Street, Newark Business MACHINES CLAIRI Ambition: To be successful and to travel. Ay she does her best she cannot be bettered” DORIS HOLGATE 162 Brighton Avenue, East Orange DRESSMAKING Dor Ambition: To get married and live on a farm. “She teases love, as love teases her IRENE HOROWITZ 511-515 Roseville Avenue, Newark Business MACHINES RENNEI Ambition: To go to college, work with Alice, and then get married. “A good reputation is worth more than money DOLORES JANKIN 9 Stone Street, Newark DRESSMAKING Det Vice-president of her Senior homeroom class. Ambition: To be Car's wife. ep = Beauty is Power; a smile ts tts sword MAE JENKINS 84 Bovden Street, Newark BEAUTY CULTURI CUTII Ambition: To be successful in whatever I at- tempt to do. A friend to all, å foe to noni LORRAINE LESCAVAGE 161 Peshine Avenue, Newark LARRI homeroom, Secretary of Senior t Ambition: To travel and live a peaceful, happy and exciting life. Always thinking of you GLORIA KAYSER 135 Franklin Avenue, Newark COMMERCIAL ÅRT GLO Ambition: Hopes to be a certain soldier's wife. I Art Edito Of DU hool New Spapeı and Yearbook Staff, member of Glee Club and Bookworms Vice-president of Art Department in Junior year and Senior representative. It's a friendly heart that has many friends” DORIS JEWELL 97 Harper St., Newark DRESSMAKING Dora Ambition: To be å successful dressmaker. Quiet and demure is she on her journey through life” DOROTHY LESNIKOWSKI 06 Rose Street, Newark Business MACHINES Dorry Ambition: To travel ewerywhere, and later get married and hawe a family. “Ambition has no rest” MARIE LOMAURO 651 Mill Street, Belleville BEAUTY CULTURE MARIE Ambition: To be a wonderful wife for Al. “May fortune wait on her” ANN MACK 118 No. 15 Street, East Orange BusiNESS MACHINES GIGGLES Ambition: To get married to Gerry, to be a good wife and have ten kids. “The way to have a friend is to be one” JOSEPHINE MALANGA 770 De Graw Avenue, Newark DRESSMAKING Jo Ambition: To be a successful designer. “Silence is golden; but mirth and laughter ar: more prict less. CATHERINE MALLARD 54 Waverlv Avenue , Newark BEAUTY CULTURE CATHY Ambition: To be a successful beautician and housewife. “A quiet nature and a steadfast friend” MARY ANN MALKO 478 So. 17 Street, Newark Business MACHINES Hon Ambition: To marry Jim and be a wonderful wife. “To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent.” CHRISTINE MARTORELLI 29 North 7 Street, Newark DRESSMAKING CHRIS Secretary of her Sophomore homeroom class. Ambition: Success in life. “Pleasing as a picture T EDNA C. MASTERSON 41 Gould Av sewark Business MACHINES Ambition: T'o be a medical secretarv. She is wealthy in her friends” ELAINE MELHAM 343 South 9 Street, Newark DRESSMAKING E Class representative of her Sophomore and Junior years. Ambition: To have a successful future. “A continuous stream of chatter, with an irresistible chuckle” MARCELINE MERLO 690 North З Street, Newark ENGINEERING CLERICAI Ambition: To see the w of fun, that's our im ont DOLORES MEOLA 705 North 7 Street, Newark DRESSMAKING AND DESIGN Treasurer of her Sophomo e hor Ambition: Dress Designe Quality, not quantity, is her ANGELA MEOLA 204 Second Street, Newark DRESSMAKING AND DESIGN Ambition: Successful designer. “We judge ourselves by what u of doing; те� и others judge u ready don: MARGUERITE MESSMER 173 South 10 Street, Newark Beauty CULTURI M ARGI Ambition: To be a good wife to Tony. One who knows her way ahead MARILYN MILLER 112 Seth Boyden Terrace, Newark DRESSMAKING DOLLY President of her Freshman homeroom class. Ambition: T'o be a dancer or dressmaker. “The и orld is always ready to receive talent with open arms AUDREY NEWENHOUSE 148 Littleton Avenue, Newark BUSINESS MACHINES AUD Ambition: Looking forward to a happy future. Her smile, a passport to new friends HELEN O'DONNELL 279 Prospect Street, East Orange BEAUTY CULTURI [)፤� 1)1 Ambition: To marry that certain sailor. “Gracious and friendly, two charming virtues JOAN PARADISE 580 No. Ninth Street, Newark Bustness MACHINES JOANIE Vice-president of Student Council. Ambition: To be a good secretary. — ች - ; Capable, clever and gay, an all around girl in every way SANDRA PATANIA 289 So. Orange Avenue, Newark DRESSMAKING SANDY Ambition: To be a singer. Happy-go-lucky is her style” ANNA PESCI 424 North 7 Street, Newark BEAUTY CULTURI Pesci Ambition: To succeed in life. Laugh and the world laughs with you INGEBORG PIASSEK 57 North 14 Street, Newark Business MACHINES DIMPLES Ambition: To get married and have two chil dren. “A willing he art, @ helping hand and always ready on 4: mand CAROL POLITO 17 Lock Street, Newark DRESSMAKING Ambition: To be Mrs. Celani. “Debate is masculine; Conversation is feminine Gloria Kayser - 51 MARIE RAPHAEL | 81 Schofield Street, Newark ALICE PROVENCHER 350 South 12 Street, Newark BusiNESS MACHINES BUBBLES Ambition: To be a dancer, business woman, and Art’s pot, “Quiet and obliging she takes her G-Kayser -%1 JANET PRIMAVERA 120 Mill Street | COMMERCIAL ARI Sports writer for newspaper, member glee club, and secretary of Junior class. . he hopes to marry her man tion: Some day and have a little blond haired boy and call him Bi ICe. yo “Her dimples are the key to Eddie's hear! strong JUNE REYNOLDS 219 North 7 Street, Newark Business MACHINES Сооснте Treasurer of the Senior Class. Ambition: То marry Frank and be a good wife. Her sweet ways have won her many friends, and will win her many more ELIZABETH RILEY 34 No. Magnolia Lane, Newark DRESSMAKING Betty Ambition : To become a designer. One who possesses that perpetual happy out- look on life LILYAN ROGERS 32 No. 14 Street, Newark BEAUTY CULTURE Lit Ambition: To be a successful beautician and to marry Bill. “Silence is Golden” DOROTHY ROSENFELT 150 So. 13 Street, Newark Business MACHINES DOTTIE Ambition: To always have something to do, at) | someone to love, and something to look for- ward to. “What more can one ask for than charm leverness, an 1 lovely Personality JOHANNE RUGGIERO 41 Fairwav Avenue, Belleville JUsINESS MACHINES HONEY Ambition: To be a good wife to Johnny, have four children and a big library. “What I think I utter” ELAINE RUSSO 556 No. 9 Street, Newark BEAUTY CULTURE LANIE Ambition: To live a long, happy life with Joe. “4 quiet girl of sterling worth, is more than all the gold on earth” EDITH RENNA RUSSONIELLO 98 Davenport Avenue, Newark BEAUTY CULTURI Ерот Ambition: To raise a family. “Why aren't they all content like me’ JEAN SABAT 33 Maple Avenue, Wallington DRESSMAKING SAROO Treasure: ot her DENIOI homeroom class. Am- bition: Is to become a Roller Derby skater. “If she possesses any fautts the y are over shadowed by her good qualities ARLENE SCHUCH 642 South 11 Street, Newark DRESSMAKING Ambition: To own a ranch. The small courtesies sweeten life, the greater ennobli it” JANE SPERA 50 South Hawthorne L ' Newark DRESSMAKING JANI resentative of he: Junior hon eroom class. bition: Го Бе a dressmaker. Politeness has been well defined as benevo lence in small things JOAN SMITH 305 Halsted Street, East Orange BEAUTY CULTURE JOANIE Ambition: To be a success in whatever goal 1 strive 10 “A good laugh is sunshine in a gloomy world” CATHERINE SENA 68 Frederick otreet, elle ille Коо� SERVICI KITTY mbition : Wants the fleet to come in. “She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye” MARY SQUILLARO St., Newark Bi SINESS M ACHINES Ambition: To be a successful business gı to get engaged to Marty. smile that is more than captivating and a personality equally as pleasing AUDREY STOUT 174 South 8 Street, Newark ENGINEERING CLERICAI AUD President of Junior homeroom class, and Treasure: O1 Senior homeroom class. Ambi tion: To be successful. “A song in her heart, a smile on her face” DORIS TAYLOR 50 Fairmount Avenue, Newark 3EAUTY CULTURE 'ТЕЕ Ambition: To own her own shop. “Wise to resolve, patient to perform” LILLIE THOMAS Pennsvlvania Avenue, Newark DRESSMAKING 146 Lu Ambition: To own her own shop. - 1 quiet git of sterling worth IS mort than di the gold on earth” IRENE VETTER 733 South 18 Street, Newark DRESSMAKING Ambition: To be a police woman. Her day s art filled with « hatter and laug hter E ANGELA VITAGLIANO 551 North 9 Street, Newark Business MACHINES Ambition: To be an athletic director. “Her witty jest, her fragrant smile friendship worthwhile” ANGI! , makes her MELBA VLANGOS 170 Newton Street, Newark DRESSMAKING Met Ambition: To be a success in life. Her abundant ability and her joviality makes her a girl of sterling quality” VERLA WALKER 9 South Maple Avenue, East Orange CoMMERCIAL ART MICKEY Member of glee club, Junior representative, Preasurer of homeroom class, and member of Yearbook Staff. Ambition: To have a small, cozy home and share it with De. Laugh and the world laughs with you” GRACE YAGGER 32 Sanford Terrace, Irvington Business MACHINES (GRACIE Ambition: To do a little better than my best in whatever I undertake, and to be successful in my future vocation. Gloria Kayser - 51 “Sincere in her work, sincere in her way’ FREIDA ZIEMSKI 41 iagara Street, Newark BEAUTY CULTURI SNOOKY Ambition: To marry Herby and become a suc cess in beauty culture. ‘A quiet taste, a steadfast mind, appearance neat and manner kind” ROSEMARIE ZANNELLI 132 South 6 Street, Newark BEAUTY CULTURE ќо Second Vice-president of school in senior vear. Ambition: To own my own beauty shop and find future happiness. “Courtesy 15 thi inseparab virtut Раг Camp bull ‘sa A Pretty Girl Is Like a ML lod y eet ce to Have a Man . Bells Wi JONG ver Be Free rt Soon Be Ringing in My Hea Never Be Another Y ou Feet Two, Eyes of Thou Swell You're Wonderful lint Misbehavin’ Oh Johnny Hat a Lady Personality Don't Ever Change Put Гоо Marvelous for Sweet Mari: A Little Bit of Heaven Fine and Dandy Dream a Little Longer ГИ Never Slip Around When You're Smiling Sentimental Mi 111 Dressed Up to Smil: I Didn't Know W hat I Love the Ain't She Guy Sweet Blu: piness Is a Thing Cal That Ring on My Finge W ords With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreami Again Time r It Was ng Lıcı EDITH PROVENCHI RUSSONIELI JOHANNE RUGGIERO ANNA Dr BLas1 Lira Capozzi CAROLYN Dt MARIE CANACH CKER HELEN O'DONNELI MARII DOLORES RAPHAEI M EOLA CATHERINE SENA CAROLYN I D'ALESSIO JUNE REYNOLDS MARIF LAURA [)21ላ005 MERICK DOROTHY BRASSO LORRAINE Domkos DororHy RESENFELT BEATRICE GATTI CLARA GRECO INGEBORG PIASSEK ELAINE Russo MARTORELLI JEAN BIANCO D'ALESSANDRO CHRISTINI Mari JEAN SABAT VETTER JOSEPHINE MALANGA [RENI VINCENZA CODELLA ANTOINETTE GIRGENTI Mary COTTONE DOROTHY GERINO CAROL CONROY Jo ANN GOODWIN DOLORES CHAPMAN “Can You Imagine ..; Frances Swayze, £2 DIANE FLETCHER HELEN Davies JANET PRIMAVERA ANNE GONNELLO LORRAINE LESCAVAGI MARIE LAMAURO IRENE HOROWITZ Mary SQUILLARO Mary ANN Marko DOROTHY LESNIKOWSKI CAROL POLITO JANE SPERA ANGELA MEOLA DOLORES JANKIN MILDRED D’ALESSIO SYLVIA ANASTAS RosE MARIE ZANNELLI FREIDA ZIEMSKI CATHERINE MALLARD Lucy ANASTASIO Mary ANN GRrasso LAURETTA BIASI ELAINE MELHAM ARLENE SCHUCH ANNA PESCI Mar JENKINS Dotores DE Mauro EpNA MASTERSON LOUISE GEORGIA AUDREY NEWENHOUSE MARGUERITE MESSMER DOLORES FERET HELEN DETRICK „„ vithout å temper 4 ol; not yodeling short and fa not doing something f é CLASS as a brunette being serious with perfect atte ndani é without a smile without the register keys cutting gym not reading a novel being sloppy being noisy not friendly without Маги not entering discussion in 209 owning one skirt and blouse being lat: not dancing with long hair without Blackie not offering a helping hand unattractive not talking about Roy Rogers not laughing not singing 7 Uul€t not being friendly without 'The Genie unveiled his crystal ball and al- lowed us to foresee the joys and happiness that are in store for all of us. As the lights dimmed, the crystal ball glowed mystically with radiant rays of the events about to unfold. Suddenly a vision appeared . . . slowly it took shape. We sat tense and excited, waiting for the powerful voice of the Genie to reveal des- tiny's secrets. We saw a little cottage with a white picket fence surrounding it. Well, what do you know? It's VICKY DREW now Mrs. Bill LaPadula. Taking a look next door, we find none other than JANET PRIMAVERA snapping a picture of her five-year-old son, Eddie Frontin, Jr., for the Professional Photographer's Contest. Let us skip to Broadway. There we find ou: own MARILYN MILLER dancing in the hit show of the year. Her costumes were designed by the now famous team, ANGELA MEOLA and DOLORES MEOLA. The hair style was cre- ated by ANNE GONNELLO, a prominent hai: stylist in New York. As we made our way back- stage, we found Mrs. Anthony DePalma, the former MICKEY WALKER directing the con- struction of the design for the scenery for the next show which will star ALICE PROVEN- CHER in her much publicized Hawaiian Dance, and co-starring with her is the lovely GLORIA CASTELLUCCI, the singing sensation of the vear. But enough of Broadway, let us turn to the practical side of life—marriage. There was the new bride, Mrs. Frank Bochman, the former HELEN DAVIES and her sister-in-law, ELAINE RUSSO, a prominent shop owner, dec- orating Helen's new home. Just across the street was a little bakery shop owned and operated by DIANE FLETCHER and JO-ANN GOOD- WIN. In the kitchen there was a wedding cake, baked by Jo-Ann and designed by Diane, for the wedding reception of JOAN GAFFENY and Stuart Therein. As we left the bakery shop, we saw a flashy red convertible parked by the curb. Out of the car stepped two attractive. blondes, LORRAINE LESCAV AGE and MARCY MERLO, both of whom had just returned from a tour of the United States, where they saw ARLENE SCHUCH'S ranch house in Texas. In thei: travels they met MILDRED D'ALESSIO and MARIE CANACE, who were on their way down to Cuba to visit GLORIA KAYSER, who recently. became Mrs. Wade Cleavenger. Thei: tales of adventure were interrupted by police- woman IRENE VETTER, who came over to invite us to the Policewomen's Benefit Dance. When the travelers left us, we continued on our way. We almost passed by CAROL CON- ROY and DOLORES CHAPMAN, carrying beautifully wrapped packages, which were fo: JOHANNE RUGGIER'S baby shower, which was to be given by GRACE YAGGER and MARY SQUILLARO, both of whom are hap- pily married. They invited us to accompany them to the affair. When we arrived, we were greeted at the door by two voluntary hat check girls, DORIS HOL- GATE and DOLORES FRENCH, successful co-partners in the interior decorating business. As we entered the dining room we admired the beautiful buffet table arranged by DELORIS FREEMAN. The entertainment was supplied by the famous singing trio, MAE JENKINS, CATHERINE MALLARD, and JOAN SMITH. We left the gaiety of the party and traveled down Main Street to observe the functions of the business world. We approached a New York sky- scraper. Upon the bronze plaque we saw “The Essex Advertising Corporation. The clerk di rected us to the eighth floor where we found the executive meeting already in session. The presid- ing manager was DOROTHY D’ALESSIO. The reason for the meeting was the publicity pro- motion of JOAN PARADISE, the new spark to the Modeling Profession. The gowns modeled by Joan were exclusives by JUANI TA COLLINS and DOROTHY GERINO, the celebrated fashion designers. CAROLYN DECKER, the executive in charge of photography, added to the discussion of some fine points of photography. When the meeting adjourned, we went up- stairs to the cafeteria where a dinner, honoring four business partners was being held. The hon- ored guests were BEATRICE GATTI, FRAN- CES GABRIELE, DOROTHY LESNIKOW- SKI and CLARA GRECO. The Genie informed us that a Beauty Culture Association was meeting on the ground floor, and asked us if we would like to attend. When we went into the meeting we were delighted to find that the speaker was ROSEMARIE ZAN- NELLI. The guests of honor were all prominent shop owners. Some of them were our own school- mates, ANNA PESCI, LILYAN RODGERS, MARIE LOMAURO, JOSEPHINE DI CHIARA and CAROLYN EMERICK were a few. They had all won awards for the hai: styles of the year. We left the girls amid congratulations and applause to attend the wedding of MARIE BRASSO to Joe Di Maio. We entered the church to the vocal refrains of ANNA DI BLASI. As the bridal party marched down the aisle we recognized DOLORES DE MAURO as maid of honor. The bridesmaids attending were LAURA DZIADOS, FREIDA ZIEMSKI, DORIS TAYLOR and MARIE RAPHAEL, all of whom are successful in their chosen fields. During the wedding ceremony we heard the cry of a baby. We turned and saw our old school chum EDITH RUSSONIELLO and her hus- band doing their best to quiet the child. After the exchange of marriage vows, we pro- ceeded to the reception. In our wanderings about the hall, we chanced to meet Mr. Mrs. Joe Hoffman and their family of three little boys. Mrs. Hoffman was a far cry from the DOT ROSENFELT we knew in school While conversing on the subject of old times, we inquired about LORRAINE DOMKOS, Dot informed us that Lorraine was married and had two adorable little girls. Glancing around the room we espied a sailor and his girl. As we walked over to the couple, we recognized the girl to be AUDREY NEWEN- HOUSE, 'The sailor is undoubtedly Joe Rullo, who finally came home from Guam to marry Audrey. During our conversation, she mentioned that EDNA MASTERSON is now a nurse. She also told us that LITA CAPOZZI married Lou and is the proud mother of twins. We heard a commotion behind us and we turned just in time to see AUDREY STOUT catch the bridal bouquet. The reception was about over when we de- cided to take our leave. It was almost time to at- tend the Alumni Dinner at our old Alma Mater. Gay chatter and laughter led us to the gvm- nasium where dinner was being served. ANGIE VITAGLIANO came over to greet us and ex- plained that she was the present gym teacher. Among the sea of familiar faces we spotted BETTY RILEY chatting with CATHERINE SENA about the forthcoming marriage of the latter to the former’s brother. We overheard Betty describing the gowns to be worn by the bridal party, which she herself designed. Seated at one end of the table was a group of girls from the dressmaking class of '51, discuss- ing the current trend of fashion. MARIE D’ALESSANDRO, JOSEPHINE MALAN- GA and CHRISTINE MARTORELLI were in favor of it while on the negative side were ELAINE MELHAM, SANDRA PATANIA and DORIS JEWELL. Although they are no longer fashion experts, but just plain housewives, they are still in the know when it comes to fashions. The girls were deep in their conversation when we left to see what fate had provided for our other classmates. our days. 55 As we were seated around the table we heard the excited MARY ANN GRASSO now Mrs. Ralph Figluizzi, congratulating LAU- RETTA BIASE on her forthcoming marriage to Sonny Donnatello. Gathered around the girls were SYLVIA ANASTAS, LUCY ANASTA- SIO. LOUISE GEORGIO, MARGUERITE MESSMER, and HELEN O'DONNELL. Lucy and Marguerite successfully own and op- erate their own beauty shops. voice of After we wished the girls well, we said our good-byes and were soon on our way to the fash- ion show to be held at NANCY DOUGH- ERTY'S estate, As we strolled up the marble stairway we were greeted by soft music which led us to the huge ballroom. The show had al- ready begun. The first group of models were dis- playing beautiful lingerie. JEAN BIANCO was dressed in a becoming white negligee, followed by ROSE GERARDO modeling a lounging en- senmble. Pajamas and nightgowns were also shown, all of which were designed by DO- LORES JANKIN and CAROL POLITO. INGEBORG PIASSEK announced the open- ing of the second act. JEAN SABAT appeared in a three-piece afternoon frock. Several other afternoon casuals were also modeled. A glamorous cocktail dress was worn by LILLIE THOMAS. 'These cottons and taffetas were created and put together by VINCENZA CODELLA and AN- TOINETTE GIRGENTI. Inge, the Mistress of Ceremony, is the secretary to the designers. The strains of a beautiful waltz introduced the evening wear. We were breathless by the mag- nificent entrance of JUNE REYNOLDS in a glorious nile green strapless evening gown. This beautiful creation was done by HELEN COF- FEY and MELBA VLANGOS. At the close of this marvelous array of crea- tions, our hostess, Nancy, announced that all models who appeared in this show were profes- sionals. She also added that refreshments were now being served on the patio. The butler handed us a message that had ar- rived during the show. The content was a special invitation to HELEN DETRICK'S home for cocktails. Her beautiful home was due to her suc- cessful marriage to Ralph Conti. Among the early guests. were DOLORES FERET, ANN MACK, MARY ANN MAL- KO, ALICE FLEMING and IRENE HORO- WITZ. The girls had just come from their place of business where they all hold responsible posi- tions. As Helen was showing us her twins’ room, she explained that it was decorated by JANE SPERA, a distinguished consultant of interior decorating. On the way downstairs, we met MARY COTTONE, the twins’ private nurse. Nursing was Mary's life-long ambition. The vision slowly disappeared, the radiant rays dimmed and our adventure into the future came to an end as the mystic veil of time settled over the Crystal Ball. KY DREW PATANIA ELBA VLANGOS ANGIE VITAGLIANO MARILYN Ми� HELEN Cort Marcy MER RosE GERARDO Joan GAFFN Most Likely to Succeed Nancy DOUGHER Best Looking JOSEPHINE Di CHIAR Most Dignified GLORIA CASTELLUCCI Did Most for Her Class GRACE Y AGGER Most Respected ALICE FLEMING N ይር N E ae ) ጀጀው ... | å I e = WAT HUCK ANNA МАЕ BRIANTE GEORGIANNA BRYANT ) 1 : President Treasurer School Of, fic ers ANNE GONNELLO MARIE ከ8ላ550 Vice-president A ssistant-treasurer Rose Marit ZANNELLI DOLORES PoPROTSKY Vice -Pré sident Secre tary 1. ——— vtr be |) | | | | ፣ || н | | i | | | | | The Induction о f the 1950-51 Council One of the foremost responsibilities of educa- tion is to develop good citizens. Here at Essex High, through our Student Council Organiza- tion, the students have many opportunities of put- ting into practice, life in a democratic society. They learn how to participate in group discus- sion, share opinions and ideas, and finally accept the will of the majority. The influence of our organization, through the years, has played a tre- mendous part in graduating good citizens from Essex High. Members of the Council: Helen Antonczak Gwendolyn Nannarello Loretta Biase Gilda Parisi Arlene Blickendorfer Madeline Peluso Lita Capozzi Barbara Powell Helen Coffey Mildred Rosano Marie Di Chiara Rachel Rosano Mary Di Minica Betty Lou Schmidt Johanna Garofalo Eleanor Sulzer Charlotte Girgenti Lucille Valentine Jo Ann Goodwin К. Neal Owens—Adviser Mary Ann Benanti Gwendolyn Bell Georgianna Bryant Gloria Bottge Flora Barbone Geraldine Burns Anna Mae Briante Patricia Casaleiz Mary Crute Angelina Certosimo Evelyn Chinn Rose Ann Cor bo Patricia Campbell Anna Chislock Philomena De Maio Rose Marie Del Guercio Geraldine De Luca Marie Di Nola Rose De Falco Rose Di Chi Lucille D'Aloia Virginia Di G Rosemarie Dierks Barbara Emerick Barbara Farrand Anna Marie Font Joyce Gatling Marie Giammona Miriam Green Johanna Garofalo Josephine Gitto Harriet Good Bessie Gress Carol Galuska Loretta Giannattasio Mary Heintz Carol Hand Patricia Huck Wilhelmina Hart Bella Harris Ek ano! Karkosky Joan Karidas Helen Kane Joanne Labaska Anna Marie Liloia Jean Lashendock Rose Ann Montebello Rose Milano Wilhelmina Marshall Lay enia Montgomery Serena MacLane Ann Murphy Vera Maddox Mary Mavrode Mary Matarazzo Patricia Nardiello Rose Marie Notare Betty Orlaski Dolores Poprotsky Rose Polo Marion Ruglio Rachel Rosan: Bernice Randolph Grace Robertello ) Ann Ragosa Anne Sode Carmela Saragusa Barbara Scheele Ruth Summers Margaret Spina Jackie Stone Betty Lou Schmidt Annette Tobie Janet Therien Phyllis White Mary Lynne Warrick Susan Wood, Adviser Crail Brown я ЖАК Eileen Bambrick Mary Ann Belzel | IC jattista inn Behrens Barbara Baei Arlene Blickendorfer Dawn Britton Marie Cardone Antoinette Cristaldi Doris Chrystaline Joan Colato Margaret Condos Marion De Woolf Louisa Dellanno Laverne Dierks Adele Edwardo Norma Fallano Catherine Ferguson Beverly Fletcher Dolores Catherine Dolores ! Antoinette Gatt mella Iannu Genevieve [ones Helen Kavse Gertrude Krug RG RG N Gloria Lewis — Florence Masino — — HO бг ей 3arbara Moore Arlene McConnell Genevieve Marut Jeanette Mille: Marie Murphy Ruth Mann Patricia McCarty Geraldine McDonough Barbara Minto Agnes Mulford Clara Mironski Alice Muccione Eleanor Sacharanski Louise Summa Ceil Simeone Marilyn Smith Jeanne Tyrell Helen Vaccaro Josephine Wardell Dolores Williams Carmela Zicaro Marion M. Mullis, Adviser 1 › 1 1 аго! Bienkowski Virginia Baranek Dolores Basto Barbara Bierylo Evelyn Branin Linda Cutillo Josephine Collato Natalie Chiaravallo Carol Drelich Sarah Dow Jessie Duncan Mary Di Minica Marie Di Chiara Loretta Edwards Jeanne Fink Doris Fleming Ella Mae Felder Florence Ferrai Marion Geguzvs Margaret Giammarese Kathleen Gaffney Anna Gehring Irene Giblock Judy Gough Margaret Gillett Dolores Gonnelli Dolores Gaeta Rosemarie Grant Ruth Hallick Marilyn Hornung Jean Hodapp Alma Jones Dolores Laucik Jovce Logan Antoinette Lomauro Dolores Mihovich Laura Meyer Cora Maple Shirley McDonald Mary Malbon Josephine Masino Mary Masterson Frances Marchese Ann Mahon Gwendolyn Minter Fay Ottalagano Maureen Oberdick Marie Pierrie June Plesko Nancy Phillips Madeline Peluso Mildred Rosano Jane Ryan Marilyn Samhammer Marie Stewart Dolores Shrive Eleanor Sulze: Shirley Snyder Hazel Гу� а� Phyllis Testa Dorothy Tickerhoff Jean Watts Alice White Irene Walko Patricia Williams Patricia Willis Virginia Veronsky Eleanor Dearnaley , Adviser Kom መ፦ H | d Es چ‎ _ „ Ae ج‎ de ጋሙ ጋው ጋ T Adult Technical Adult Technical students are those who have completed a minimum of four years in high school. Courses are short and intensive, aiming to prepare students for specialized fields, including dress design, commercial and fashion art, cos- metology, business machines, and executive secre- tary. DRESS DESIGN Lucille Brown Edlo Hardy Mary Sanchelli Lucille Valentine BUSINESS MACHINES Vyetta Rogers Mary Taylor Joan Vogel EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Ann Budd Diana Hofheinz Cresencia Osborne Norma Willard COSMETOLOGY Theresa Arizti Mary Ashukian Evelyn Fransen Ada Plubell COMMERCIAL ART Anna Anzemi Joan Gray Carolyn Marvin FASHION ART Barbara Jacobus Joyce Mills Ss | I $ [| i | A professional career course which includes the study of chairside assisting—secretarial duties dental X-ray technic and clinical experience. Marilyn Been Lucille Palumbo Syvella Edwards Yetta Bregman Captonia Greene Helen Layton Janet Kyse Sylvia Walensky Medical Secretas y We cannot hope to build a better world with- out improving the individual. To this end, each must work toward her highest development, ac- cepting responsibility in the general life of hu- manity. Jean Anderson Jeanne Marchese Marcia Blasenstein Elizabeth North Sally Cox Jean Strychniewicz Mathilde Gibson Claire Vecchione Elsie Johnson Rae Webster Diane Lord Marilyn Weiss Florence Mattucci Virginia Young Louise Merkel Practical Nursing Nursing is one of the most beautiful and tender of all arts of life.” M. ADELAIDE NUTTING This one-year course in the art and science of nursing prepares women over eighteen years of age for the state licensing examination in. New Jersey. The course consists of sixteen weeks of instruction and practice at the school, followed by thirty-two weeks of supervised nursing experience in selected hospitals. February Class Rose Berner Viola Brown Juanita Counts Ella Creekmur Winifred Cagliardi Frances Hill Blosson Hutchins Elizabeth Jewell Lorraine Jones Rose Le Boeuf Martha Newton Ruth Reid Frances Richardson Adah Rumble Ruth Scott Elizabeth Shapow Ruth Washington September Class Viola Arenda May Becker Bernadine Bee Virginia Berry Gertrude Bowers Evelyn Bradley Dean Britland Fay Cirencione Rosemarie Farrell Lorraine Fowler Jeatrice Geden Martha Halliday Ruth Harrison Janet Jameson Hester Massey Florence McGarry Marion Parker Mabelean Perry Alma Pfeiffer Mary Robinson Mildred Rogers Winifred Ross Mercedes Sherman Mary Jane Smith Hilda Spence: Pearl Tucker Helen Woodward Beauty Culture Trade Beauty Culture Trade students are engaged in the practical work of Beauty Culture. During the course, which requires one thousand hours, the students engage in the study of ana- tomic and cosmetic science and the practical arts of Beauty Culture. They also receive training in character building, personality and personal ap- pearance. At the completion of the course the students are qualified to obtain their New Jersey State Board license and are aided in job placement. POCO‏ وو رو کد e m vds UM wis. изм UM J Hu AEN ни ша hl LE ., WE ж.т = + TEN UE yy Dramatic Club LONGFELLOW ind Soprano—Joanne Labaska, Mary Ann Benanti, Mary Di Nola, Anto ette Girgenti, Mary Cottone Jean Bianco, Joan Ca rambatos, Vera Maddox, Bessie Gress, Ann Murphy, Helen An tonczak, Barbara Scheele ist Soprano Josephine Gitto, Betty Orlaski, Eleanor Karkosky, Mary Mavrode, Rose De Falco, Marie Giammona, Rose Gerardo, Jean Sabat, Geraldine De Luca, Patricia Nardiello 1lto—Angeline Certosimo, Ра tricia Bradley, Marie D'Alessan dro, Betty Riley, Eleanor Sacha ranski, Anna Fontana, Wilhel mina Hart, Rose Marie Notare, Georgianna Brvant, Anne Sode, Mary Heintz. Bookworms Books, books, books and the treasure they hold. The tales they tell and the songs they sing Worth their weight in the finest gold That was ever given a king. Nancy Вуво TURNER President BARBARA EMERICK Vice President MARY SQUILLARO Secretary Rose ANN MONTEBELLO Treasurer Mary ANN MALKO Bloomfield Newark Tech Marie D'Alessandro inn Murphy A � j ress Elean llick Wilhelmina Hart Irvington Tech Clara Greco Angelina Vitagliano Bella Harris Kathryn Ferguson T CONROY LL CONROY 'AROL CONROY DAVID CONROY GEORGE CONROY GRACE CONROY MR. MRS. H. E. CONROY JANE CONROY JOHN CONROY BABY KATHY CONROY RALPH CONTI MRS. MYRTLE COOK ROBERT COSTELLO RICHARD CRESSMAN — ROBERT E. CRUMBLEY TERRY DrBENEDICTIS JERRY DEBENEDISTEES DEE ANDY AL CAROL DEE CAR I. ALTWARG SANTO DEPUMO FRANK ALVES EUGENE DEROSE LUCILLE ANASTASIO HELEN DETRICK MR. MRS. P. ANASTASIO MIDE DIRAGO ANN JOE DOLORES JOE MR. MRS. S. ANTONCZAK DOLORES VINNIE MR. MRS. N. ARNOLD MRS. MARIE DOMKOS ARTHUR ALICE MR. MRS. DOUGHERTY AUDREY JOE MR. MRS. C. DUFFY AUDREY JOHNNY GAIL DUFFY MR. MRS. JOHN BALDWIN ED RONNIE ANN BATTERMAN EILEEN SHELDON BATTERMAN MR. MRS. E. EISENBURG STEVEN BATTERMAN ETHEL BEN ARTIE FEDERECCI MR. ARTHUR F. BIRD ANDY FIORE ARLENE BLICKENDORFER NICK FIORE BOB DOLORES MR. MRS. COSMO GABRIELE BOBBIE CLIFF MISS HORTENSE GABRIELE FANNIE BONGIOVANNI BILL GENEVRINO JOE BOSCOINO MIKE GEANEILLAS GEORGIANNA BRYANT GENE DOLLY CAROL AL GEORGE MARIE CAROL ANGELO ANTHONY GIAQUINTO CAROL ROCCO GLORIA BUNKY JOE COCUZZA CHICK GONELLO COFFEE GIRL BOBBY HANSON MR. MRS. W. COKEN WILLIE GARRISON BIG BILL COLEMAN HELEN LOU RICHARD CONRAD THE HELLRAZOR'S A. C. THE HELLRAZOR'S A. C. PATSY PALUMBO FLORENCE HOFFMAN MR. MRS. FRED PARRO NICKY IGNOMIRELLO VINCENT PARDEI LOUISE IOVINO SHURMAN PARTEI OSE TANKINS PAT FRANKII JEANNE NAT INNA PELECCIO TERRY ቁ ስ ELA : ти A LOUIS РЕКС! = T E er SIRMAN PORTER ТОЕ PAT MR. MRS. PRICI TOHNNY DOT MR. MRS. P. RAPHAEI MORRIS KAPLAN — — MR. MRS. GEORGE KELLER GENIS ыы — — JOHN ROBERTIELLO WALTER KELLER ROBIN ; BOB KELLETT LILYAN RODGERS BARRY KUGEI ROSE RICO £ гг ` MRS. GRACE ВОЗЕХЕЕТЛ BETTY LACASAS BILLY LAPADULA age 'HNEIDER NORMA LAUHER — — Е MR. MRS. VINCENT LELIO AL CRANE БИВА. LENNY MR. MRS. RUSS SHAEFER LORRIE LESCAVAGE JERRY SMITH LILL BILL CLARA SPERA RANK SPERA CILLE ANN SPINELI R. P. F. STEELI RS. P. F. STEELE 'ICHARD STEEL! ROBERT HARRY MACK TORE 94 MR. MRS. MALKO HE STROEHLEINS MARIE JOE UART JOAN MARIE NICKY EUGEN STURN NICK MARINO ANN SWAN MARY MARTY EILEEN SWAN MR. MRS. A. MASTERSON MR. T. SWAN BOB MASTERSON MRS. T. SWAN JIM MASTERSON PAT TASCO MADELINE MASTERSON TACK TEGETHOFF MARY MASTERSON E MATTY MATBEK و و جو ی‎ FRAME MELHAN - MR. MRS. GUS VLANGOS DOLORES MIHOVICK MEAR VLARCIOS MR. MRS. M. MILLER FAMILY M EE S. FE ዎት — FLORENCE WAGNER JAMES MUSCARELLA а : — IRENE WALKO LARRY MUSCARELLA ENE WHITI LOU NIGRO NAT WHITTAKER FRAN PALADINO THOMAS WILDS LILLIAN (W.S.H.S. LORRAINE BOB LENORD LoMAURO LOU HELEN — | ZU T ЗЕ f bium = ጨጧ ነ n reu -- — ጋነ 3 Í , t 4 x Acknowledgment utmost co perati department for their art contribu pany [he Saronv Stud Ihe Faculty and the re bodv, for theıı ontaneous aid ind encouragement Well Y shers, Subscri 4 and all who have contributed whole heartedly to the success of our Yearbook, r vote of thanks. But most of all the members of the Athena Board, on behalf whole senior class, want to thank, Miss Marguerite Whitnev, unselfish devotion and invaluable guidance throughout the vear. COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1952 GE I: takes years of plugging to achieve a diploma...just 31.00 to possess a Savings pass book. Your diploma and a growing bank account are the keys to more gracious living. With both.you can open the door to a happy and successful future. 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