Harrison High School - Harrisonian Yearbook (Harrison, NJ)

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The garlic someone deposited behind the radiator in Room 534? The canar in the ventilator in Miss Wardis g Y History class? Archie O'Donnell's countless arguments in the same History class? The fine spirit of unanimity and cooperation dis- played at class meetings? We're only kidding! Mr. Doherty and the fine model airplanes he made for the Government's Aeronautical Bureau? The congas and rumbas exhibited by Connie Mantras? The day Flo Van Liew trotted into Home Room with her dress on inside out? Peggy Noon accidentally beaning our janitor on the head with the door? The black-out shades in the court? Marilyn Hyman losing her dickie. Mr. Barber laboring under the impression that Chris McArthur's red socks meant the end of silk stockings? The difficulty we had trying to tell the Gibbs twins apart? We still can't Frank Kacperowski's snoozes in P.A.D. Cal Graves ever coming to school on time? Ditto for Rich Millroy? The amazing ability of our boys sleeping with their eyes open? The general exodus on days when we had sub- stitute teachers? Sam Latini and the mistletoe he used to good advantage? Virginia Coppola's suggestion of an educational trip? Jean Kearney's agility on the basketball court? Our futile attempts to have our baby pictures in the HARRISONIAN? Dot Stypol, Kay Pistachio, and Muggsie darn near freezing us out of Commercial Law? The sessions we had with the dictaphones and comptometers in Office Practice? The house without a roof that Georgie drew? What a commotion it caused! The mysterious someone who jabbed Leo McManue at that gay Christmas party? The first Captain of the Band, our drummer boy, Leo? The swell times we had at the American Legion Home? Sophie Nesgody's shrill laugh? Frank Canning,s picturesque introduction of Don- ald Duck? Mr. O'Neill's pantomimes? The colossal production presented by the first row inmates of our English class? Charlie Kramos' perfect teeth? The perpetual kidding Florence Lasky was sub- jected to? Larry Latini and his bass drum? Rita McGuigan's sunny disposition? Edna and her purported P.G. course next year? Mr. DiSabato's observation that Vince was blow- ing his brains out with his trumpet? The horde of children who escorted the Band dur- ing its practice marches? Where did they all come from? Those never-to-be-forgotten 7:30 A.M. classes? What a cruel world! The mouse that made the Auditorium his private domicile? The Band Concert before Easter vacation? The fear and trepidation that filled our hearts when report time rolled around? Mr. Burke's room-always in a state of healthy dis- order?. It should be-we used it for everything! Our first bride--Thirza Ellingsworth? Those pleasant trips to Caldwell? We realize the foregoing recollections have merely scratched the surface. We have undoubtedly missed a host of other pleasant and humorous happenings of our four years of schooling. We beg your indulgence, and trust you will add your own particular memories to this list. They will serve to keep ever fresh the happy days we spent together, the friends we made, and the joys and sorrows We shared at our Alma Mater. Page Sixty-three

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Patrons And Potronesses Mr. Stanley B. Baranowski Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Barber Miss Eileen D. Bosquett Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Brady Mr. John V. Brophy Mr. and Mrs. Adrian K. Burke Mr. Stanley S. Calabro Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Callahan Miss Frances E. Campion Mr. John J. Campion Mrs. Michael F. Canning Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Carney Mr. Thomas F. Carse Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cathcart Doctor Bernard Coe Miss Isabelle F. Commerford Miss Catherine M. Cundari Miss Grace L. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. James P. Cunningham Mr. Joseph Cwiak Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davey Mr. Charles J. Delehanty Miss Eva A. DiSabato Mr. and Mrs. Henry DiSabato Mr. Joseph DiTano Messrs John and Vincent Doffont Mrs. Marie D. Fallon Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fixter Mrs. James Fulger Mr. Charles Gardner Mr. Peter B. Goodman Miss M. Jeannette Gordon Miss Teresa A. McDonald Miss Marie C. McGrath Mrs. John McGuigan Miss 2Marie V. McGuire Mr. Harry J. McLynden Mr. and Mrs. James McManus Mrs. Mary Manning Mr. T. Gerard Manning Doctor James Martine Mr. George Mess Miss Loretta A. Millett Mr. and Mrs. John P. Murray Miss Alberta Nevius Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nugent Miss Lucile O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. John M. O'Ncill Miss Helen A. Obrzut Miss Fannie E. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers Mr. Luke Reilly, Jr. Mr. Augustus Riley Miss Aileen M. Roche Miss Marie T. Ross Mr. Aloysius J. Ryan Mr. Charles J. Schachtele Mr. and Mrs. John A. Schriebcr Mr. William H. Scott Mr. and Mrs. James Semanski Mr. Thomas J. Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Shields Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith Mr. and Mrs. William F. Grant Mr. William H. Hildinger Miss Winifred E. Hyland Dr. and Mrs. Vivian M. J. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson Miss Mary L. Jordan Mr. Vincent Kain Mr. and Mrs. John Kearney Doctor Nicholas Kelemen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lennox Mrs. Marie Staderman Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stypol Miss Bernice Stypol Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan Mr. Mr. Mr. John Teeling and Mrs. Adrian M. Thees John F. Tintle Mr. and Mrs. V. Anthony Tortorello Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Tramontana The 747 Club Miss Alma M. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lukis Mr. Daniel Lynch Mr. John T. McClure Mr. Francis J. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Frank Varano Vinny and Pete Mrs. Wiegand Miss Berenice Jule Williams Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Zbikowski Page Sixty-five