Holy Family Academy - Harvest Yearbook (Bayonne, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

,JL ,A Mg. 5 s E , I., E. .F V, f f E F K Q Ii. gg. . L lei -5. '92 i Q .1 H- Q E it 'N'U , Q: -f NT' '. . ..-au 0- .- w-Q -3 -W- +. --3 A- ...tr-vw --.. .1 - , V-...,. -AIM.- -V .-un.. - .-..... F lh-v-s........., CL 7......,... 7 K' E ..'II ' '-ww.. ,, -4-an-un-M... -U. f t o X ' .,'v. 'WE , I 0 0 W. .qv , BURNING brightly in a partially 'blacked-out world of Communism and atheism, the symbolic torch of the parochial school system has persistently flamed in an earnest effort to build the character and to enlighten the intellect of its students. Herein lies the theme for the i947 HARVEST-CATHOLIC EDUCATION-TORCH FOR TOLER- ANCE. The torch, held high in the hands of well-equipped instructors, sends forth sparks of mathematics, science, and language, that lead into flames being constantly refueled by the pivotal wick-religion. The searing flame of parochial education leaping forth from the torch embraces every phase of school life, inculcates religious teach- ings through the medium of a wide variety of subjects. Religion is not confined to forty-five minutes of lectures, study, and recitation. lt is the very nucleus of one's trend of thought, it is the ever renewed source of activity. Tolerance, likewise, is ascertained through co- operation of effort under the primary factor-moral training. The spark leaps up, becomes the flame in our Catholic schools today. Burn on-Tolerant Torch! A Y il In Q 'X 1 f xg 4 An X f dx L v nx '4' ra fx. V z 'tr-MXQ kg, Y iz, .mm-x 'ff -Y' N 3 'gd'-mm on, sv- av in-. URL 2. uk -Q was wp ji 'Q' . .k to 'V'-K In Y , 4 V S al.. 8 l A , 'N 0 'A . s ,Q if J :CI 5 wtf. S N ', N M L Abe M' 'tm .Jef HQ A X Wh ,v,l-. Nsix W xx 'Wil ip, .uh .ll SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS JUNE l5, i922 Q I TWENTY-FIVE years ago His Excellency, the late Most Reverend Reverend John J. O'Connor, D.D., Bishop of Newark, recogniz- ing in a young priest, Dr. William F. Lawlor, then assistant Superin- tendent of Schools in the archdiocese of Newark, the resplendent characteristics of priestliness and culture necessary for the success- ful building of the Catholic School system, appointed Dr. Lawlor, superintendent, June, l922. Over the silver years, his colleagues have lived to see this priestly priest hold the torch as he mounts the hill of high achieve- ment, inspiring his co-workers through his own brilliant effort. Thus, do we, the Senior students of Holy Family Academy with joy in his accomplishments and pride in his ability, dedicate our I947 Harvest to Monsignor William F. Lawlor, as the silver crowns the years of his work of education. Ew. Mmm 7 Aman Then . . and Now ri f V 9 Lf' Q wi A MT , Q W ., 1 :WM ,f 'f hi, I lf f, RIGHT ksvcnn-no MONSIGNOR SUPERINTENDENT or scHooLs lamina, 4.4 D. wi CONVENT CHAPEL SISTER BEATRICE, M.A. Religion, French, Speech SISTER CHARLES MARIE, M.A. Religion, Latin, Chemistry SISTER CLARE LEONA, M.A. Religion, French, Latin, Music SISTER EMMANUEL MARIE, B.A. Religion, English SISTER FRANCES TERESA, M.A. Religion, French SISTER GERTRUDE de LOURDES, M.A. Religion, English SISTER JOHN EUDES, M.A. Religion, Latin, Spanish SISTER HELEN JOSEPH, M.A. Religion, Mathematics FRANCES SULLIVAN BRA 8 MOTHER MARIA STELLA, M.A. Principal SISTER HELEN REGINA, M.A. Religion, History SISTER MELCHIOR, M.A. Religion, English, Aeronautics SISTER PHILOTHEA, B.A. Religion, Biology, Mathematics SISTER REGINA BERNADETTE, B.A. Religion, Chemistry, Mathematics SISTER RITA MERCEDES, M.A. Religion, Stenography, Typing SISTER ST. MADELEINE, B.A. Religion, French, Library SISTER VERA TERESA, B.A. Bookkeeping, Typing UCH JAMES DONOVAN, 8.5 Physical Education History JOSEPH MURPHY MARGARET O'GRADY, R.N. Music School Nurse E HERE present to you with pride the hand which holds our symbolic Torch For Tolerance, the faculty, comprising sixteen Sisters of St. Joseph and six lay teachers. To us, laboring in the light of Catholic Education, A Torch For Tolerance, they appear as the hand which holds this lamp aloft, and steadies it, so that it may burn more brilliantly over us. We see the five fingers, firmly implanted around the cone of the torch, stationed as securely as the Catholic principles imparted to us. We see the index finger, pointing the path to a better Catholic life, the middle finger, symbolizing strength, the strongmindedness infused into the students, the ring finger, wearing the ring of Christ: unity, the little finger, regarded as an extra digit, therefore, characterizes the extra- curricular activities of H. F. A. as sponsored, encouraged and nurtured by the faculty. And lastly, balancing these four, we see the thumb--a bul- wark of prayer insuring the strength of our teachers. lt is then, with deep pride that we bow before these holy nuns and lay teachers. May the torch burn brightly in this hand. it NUNZIO PINTAURO JAMES SANTORA, B.S. AGNES SOULE Orchestra Physical Education Dramatics 'he . 0 ' li' 'den' Vice-Pres' Gofdon 1 A President J0fjrr:ere5aHQg:,igQ, SecretarY zz! Frances Bonner, President K-X Mary Dillon, Vice-President 22,3 Ellen Ofl' pifiigfigfesidenf Amelia Mulligan' IO Us sg Joseph Farley, Vice-Presidenrj Jos h Presidentj Math f ep Widmaler tew Hammel S , ecretaryg Michael Kennelly, Treasurer. ' Rev. William F. Lawlor, ordained June 1, 1912 by Rt. Rev. John J. 0'Connor, D.D., St. Patrick's Cathedral, Newark, New Jersey. THE following pages will introduce to you the I9-47 Senior Class of Holy Family Academy. These pic- tures and accompanying personal- ities will place before you a composite likeness of the typical Catholic seniors of today. ln our four years here at the Academy, the eighty academites and sixty commercial students have imbibed studies and principles ac- cording to the Catholic code. Turn the pages slowly, dear reader, for these are our seniors. Teresa J. Ame 214 Bidwe ll A Sacred H venue ri earf, Jersey City A . Academic . COITlb1nafion of Ge - nce . , a Ieadwitland intel- as - entvefeidas laughing er 'n learning Plot onlyoyrmlgeatgfs 'fb '51-SVY has m . bliniig C emiS+ffSJ.3f 'he Lain' o President of agree Clubs, V Class, ' i Clalfe Altz 145 Garrison Avenue S , t. John s, Jersey City Acad f I emlc ?rgShewoqnuie:hfriendly way C . .riendship OfeaHB1:1miratio'n Egg gh' '-an BCfive er Cl5S5m enflistry gre member of afes ' - . In ms er and Pre The ny wa rich Clubs h efself a friencisighietgjs proven QW Ss 7 a , ,,.. Wt .... ' , ' ' all -iff? .- -' - Q 1 an ' ., fasi--1 f ' X 3515? Marie A. Bachet 121 Sterling Avenue St. Paul's, Jersey City Academic imi fl-lere's Mimi of the ri M laughing ha-Lei eyes and dark brown hair . . . a iovial sense of h or . . . iust hates dusting.. . um ember of French and glee clubs m . . . punctuality should have been her middle name, for Numa l s gets there first . . . goo a way luck for a bright and happy fu- fllfe. Anne E. Bagley 68 Avenue C St. Andrew's, Bayonne Academic l'loney fThis blonde hairec blue eyed bundle of fun wa often the center of many happy group . . . active memb of Latin, French, and glee clu . . . an ability to tel amusi t r'es iust can't stand r s o i . . . ing on buses . . . a caref sense of humor, Anne's buoy personality will not fail to ' ' nd brighten in our memories a future. Kathryn A. Banko Anna M. Bednarek 22 West 29th Street l2B Avenue E St. l-lenry's, Bayonne St. Nlary's, Bayonne Commercial Commercial Our Li'l Banko, ever acquiescent Petite Anna Marie enioys danc- to the luring hand of fun and ing, swimming, and reading... gaiety . . . her salient satire set her taste in flowers runs to roses seniors' sides splitting . . .dainty . . . she abhors phoney peop in size, huge in character . . . . . . her neat as a pin' appear- ' ' ' ance and her title of the perfect fully equipped with intelligence, l I et a devout follower of the phi- lady will aid her future as a ' member of some office personnel llosophy Easy come, easy go . . . a wonderful pal . . . loved by all. ,iv fi 1- fix x JJ -. .: 1: ...-i E f f Ann T. Bonner 49 Avenue C St. Andrew's, Bayonne Frances R. Bonner 98 West l2th Street St. Mary's, Bayonne Commercial Commercial Genial, unassuming, Terry will al- Firz x Fran's a born leader ways be cherished in our mem- . . . president of l2B . . . vic ories . . . gay at the right time, president of the orchestra . . . serious when necessary . . . even- hobbies-horseback riding, bowl- ternpered and sweet . . . we who ing and writing letters . . . dotes have been in her company for on Bing Crosby . . . detests four years have known and loved bobby socks . . . desires to be- her for the true friendship which come an expert accountant she so freely distributed. h A ' ' ' .er initiative and leadership'ih- vite only success. :gg-Vg,-A, -jr ii Mildred E- Bel' 242 Afiingfon Avengiy sr PafriCk'Si Jefsey Commefclal S5 - iss. Posse ' Miidemzigi2SifmfO'p.29:W422 2:31 iailgpalnting '.'.'aeligh'2,1g - owith ees ', James , mgnine lo Ha' Y dates S IS Margaret Wh-mnllq' 'h'heel5 ' ' ' h IQ . socks Wignavmture artist- guccess George P. Bonner J mes J Bleakley a . 23 washington Wkway sf. Marv'Sf Bayonne Academic de- uiefi , H ,,- populafi, qrijabe' . . . Jaggble and 0b i'ni2is love Exa liglaing '10 'egre buf girls an ning, - Jimi f evefY' losing . ifsltiejfbujgginieg Aohgnof its mam H, F. -. Personalities. Esther J. Bosch 98 West l2th Street l9 West lSth Street St. Mary's, Bayonne St. Mary's, Bayonne Academic Academic Our happy-go-lucky Bones Wherever there was fun, there from St. Mary's promises to be was Esther in the middle . . one of the best comedians in black hair and brown eyes . . the coming years . . . his side- forever jovial . . . ardent mem- splitting witticisms have won the ber of the French, chemistry and hearts of all at the Academy... glee clubs . . . ' ' Good luck in th f VIVBCIOUS -and e uture, Bones . lovable . . . yearn t s o be a plan- ist. . . authority on rhumba and tango . . . the echo of Esther's laugh will always ring in the memories of her fellow graduates, Daniel P' Boyle 360 Avenue C St. Maryrsl Bayonne MDB ACademic v - Sh b 3222 sf. Maryzp ff'5d5ed head the girls ,' qulrle me hefropexilhl lo be the 'gdeaID?: 'lY ,promises 'fl Years to Come' atholic leader and e iw! -sa M io ery C' Bovle sr Mist l5 Sffeef . Bfy 5, Bayonne Maryf, Commeffial -ea5Y Qoin - - . C Q . . , I wen fOgstar'ltIy absorbedolzablg . .0 ream mimicr- 5 - . , Ci al Y ' . . a faiihfufvjfefg ways U t abhors phony people d' . affect at swimming or is ,T ' I rowmngr Mary? . active mem ber of French - - . , club and - ' ' ' Qlee Cl b The fre h lksccgzrsfeffOTaRta23rgf'de aid ln we lq mlsslng Cont' ' ' '. o . all lpgfeliifmghten frfeyj: WH In Whom 11:2 Rita C. Boyle 22 East 4lst Street Theresa A. Boyle 93 West l3th Street St. Mary's, Bayonne St. Vincent's, Bayonne Commercial Commercial Beautiful blue eyed blond . . . Terry -,Typical lrish colleen sparkling beauty, and powers of . . . lots of tun . . . bowling fan discrimination unite in a staunch . . . big ambition, Army-Navy character . . . adept at repartee game . . . often listening to . . . a book a day seems to hopin , . . allergic to untidy be Rita's pace . . . avid tan of people . . , member of glee club ' kS'natra. and French club . . . favorite ch tried potatoes . . . Guy Madison, Fran i Regina P. Branche i3 West llth Street q . . h . . . ciueenly in manner we t t meticulous . . . to o is interprete y ' well. eyes, Aalways raise i I uestions . says little, does as muc ll as in name . . . painstaking, ye no .. d H d b Regina to do food, Fren prominent at the local dances . . . we hope your future is full of white roses and beautiful cloth- es, Terry. Kathleen A. Brannick 89 West l4th Street St. Mary's, Bayonne St. Mary's, Bayonne Commercial Commercial Ps garden enclosed . . . se- Kitty -f An asset to any cla rene, dignified . . . reverse of is our Kitty , . . a combi sentimental . ,U . limpid brown tion of seriousness paralleled d 'n unvoiced a mirthful sense of humor . ' b ad bean' her smile was a ro sunshine lighting up each scl an active member day . . . glee club and French club know that she will prove we self invaluable in all tuture dertakings. I4 ,fl X ity-ii. li. l. xl it sa kk, Y f. l i iii , it, wi F1 catherine A- B'e a 379 Avenue C si Mary'S, BaY0 e Commercial 4 I ,f h - adorable Inshbgg ii? Cat Y od-nawred ' ' lin dis' , . -bifed for her ?'tm'wi?h the moiiiion and P u'ZiL5vs a good gpposite SCX ' hae , . - Smdly for Every ' comes 0 gffcihe bail when 'Lester NEI: Monroe - - ' , via Yraugplgiievingr your R.N Francis H05P a ' James P. Bren nan Doris A. Broderick IOS Newman Avenue 8l2 Grand Street St. Andrew's, Bayonne St. Patrick's, Jersey City Academic Commercial Full of tun and happiness, his Doris Xa pretty color scheme education at H. F. A. has meant of blue and gold . . . Johnny- four years of cooperation . . . onathe-spot when you most a blue suit, apple pie, and a tune need her . . . outstanding mem- by Kay Kyser, he is on top of ber ot the V r 't the world. ' a si y . . . has a serious case of contagious gig- gles . . . notorious reputation for playing Cupid . . . may your fu ture be a b' s right as yourselfi Doris. Agnes l. Burke Elizabeth J. Burns 73 West 52nd Street 125 Avenue B 5f- Vff1Ce Y'Sl Bayonne St. Vlncent's, Bayonne Commercial Academic Wlf1'1i9 +P0DU'5V -, -l - WNW Bubbling personality brilliant . . those timely whimisical re- forw d arks and U Q ar on the basketball court Quick ,generosity . . . yet raps scholasfically , . . arked her a real 'friend . . . recognized tunster of IZA . . . aDDiest in the uniform of St. that's our Betty! . . . secre- ncent's Corps . . . abhors get- tary of the chemistry club and g up in the morning . . . fond an active member of the French, Pepsi-Cola, French tries and Latin and glee clubs. 'one Power. I5 ww. ,. ii.- 2:1 . r .. y t iiiffii ' an Elizabeth J- Bfenn 77 west 54th 9-'fee' St. VinceI'lf'5f Bayonne Com'-nQrClBI - -l kv - - ' ffBe'rty f Happy jevaif cheermf! 2:2 iigiigof for eZe'Zf'2? sviafhmingr danfmg' on ardenf ad' arid' basketball - ' ' ae f' mirer of the Setor1Ian5 'SE aioretfe 'n WpE1Yesp0pul'TFkenJ by all. in ' ' ' ls. St. Patricks' Jer Livel Q M I . aiganna T. Butler l Clerk Street Carol C C . am b Sey Cir 32 p ell Academic Y I Broadwa Y Y and I 57- Mary' Wes, Ovelv, I - Sf B-aye arjd u and lus1frQuSaU9h 'lQ blue Aga . nne P to b de giagma , 'htinlllkeabre gsm' Bair CID academic I me u 4 '- r - - a add? gn Ilwheil chggigglhcthe fe? het:-EYE? Caroiihlggown-haired' H , there HS 3 seow note herb and dlsposlfion all with herwoy? the Qlee club Cond-Sopranoeinilld ?l:emlStry Freflci mernbei ggafhul ' e 9 also 'fr Q and e 6, , Qi ' A - slid basketggi mme fggegacrlgbs' I Us Dpressed desireitgobbies .Ing -- Visit paris' 56 Rosemarie A. Carroll Joan F. Cashman i9 East Third Street 95 West iftth Street St. Andrew's St. Mary's, Bayonne Academic Academic Librarian of the orchestra T 8 .Ni Dolores J. Clougher MBYQBYCT M- COBWCY llB West lfith Street 6 West i7.th Street St. Mary's, Bayonne St. Mary's, Bayonne Academic Commercial Sweet and petite . . . this little Margie, blue-eyed iitterbug of miss has breezed through her the class . . . laughing always, tour years at l-loly FBYYNY and and sharing her wit with the rest has made triends all along the of l2B , . .noted for those iokes way . . . Chicken , as ,we call and anecdotes, to which there her, loves to dance, swim, and are no end . . . well-liked for walk in the rain . Eddy lflo- tour years . . . tell us Marge! ward sings her favorite songs rust what do you eat lor breakfast the way she likes to hear them . 'Witties? sung. l6 Rosie -,Tiny . . . green eyes . . , dark brown hair . . , her tavors the Notre Dame too smile is bigger than she is . . . squad . . . member ol' the Frenc chemistry, French, glee clubs. .. Latin and chemistry clubs enioys singing, but those listen- plays the piano . . . cnloys s ir ' ' ' tter . . . dancing ming and basketba her freckles ing enioy it be and ice-skating rank high with known tor 'her as does Nelson Eddy , . . a big pair ot blue eyes an ' hy but even bigger host ot triends quiet but lively , . . s triendly . . . a real pal. I , ,.-.A W 4 ,fsygiggixf 1 f l Anne M' Cody 17 Story Court St. Andrew'Si Bayonne Commefcial f Kil- the lakes 0 e.. Eyes as bllfeafslrish isqmieligriw- larnEY Himself , . . '19 hr smile . Cl'l5l-In , uf her bng favorite lete Wlfhc? fal BS he' es patty Se men f in You' EY W ' rr song, Smqke Ge 5 ith, happi- a we wish You he , and success. neS i rr Jane G- Cody t 138 west SSW Wee St Vincent'S, Bayonne ' ial Commelts personality uJanie,,1pep D . is waiting I0n in. 'mgfiaivlhen f'B '9 QW fren this W . 0 . in-i the grclampg Her favome w U e ite seen an ,Lo er1l0Y her lfinlair iS, fheatre The movie? -4 available pisflmsrgood book ISVLUE friend, W en I dancer, - . -d' aoiiflglfol girl is OU' 'mghw an W . mire, lame' Joan A. Conte l24 Avenue A St. Andrew's, Ba yonne Commercial Dimples s fun loving, friendly and sincere . . . a I ga you can turn to for anything . . . yearns For fourteen hours sleep a day . . termed by the faculty as a lependable girl . . . swoons over 'aughn Monroe . . . member of rench club and glee club . . . er classmates will never lose the rem . ory of her outstanding dis- nsition. Anthony H. Conti l 760 Boulevard St. Vincent's, Bayonne Academic Chubby g fine B ayonne lad . . . sure bet to succeed in life . . . ready wit and great zest for study as well as sports make him an all-round ace . . . Stan Ken- aon and Vaughn Monroe tops for im. Mary T. Cox Virginia M. Croghan I38 West 52nd Street 109 Avenue A St. Vincent's, Bayonne St. Andrew's, Bayonne Comfflefdal Commercial f1ll'Q'iZ'5Q'e5n'?ii?.3'ir3.2ai? MS? G'n y x W e 'e' Mb' ' shatters the :ting a 4 Deppy cheer on the court or I mere maternal ap- gliding across the dance floor preach to life . . . untiring ef- Ginny ranks among the best.. fort and deep-rooted ambition member of French and glee clubs SDSU Sucqess for our Irish Rose . . . her suppressed desire, a - - - GHIOYS dSf1QI'19 and Dos- voyage to Europe . . . dislikes sesscgs an attraction for Bing cowboy sini r0S y. ' g ng and women wear ing slacks . . . is r 'h f ' the future. es WIS es or Eileen S. Cronley 82 Harmon Sheet Sl' Palfiflss, Jersey City Afiademic Brown-haired , bl - . was always there 12 25153 Eileen iad . our answer to B a hand Fran h- . active member pe'f9Ct Cheeffufndfglee clubs . U Olwhf one of tha fable disposition ws merou e reasons for he as sense iyflllends - - spallkllllu- . ' ' Fl with the loljlggfhd Eileen depart? all who knew her best wishes of l Marian G. Cullen 90 Prescott Sheet St. Patrick's, Jersey City Commercial Marian.. nose . T ' ' ' ' 'asvghmg aisllfek ,JQMZ 'gfwk ' ' 4 l Ing for th , lme if GI i 9 fifth ' , Grtn Ford 5 latest picmrgime writing len friendly 'ers Qay d , with everyo an reaming of that fur 'Rat-D. . we Fe Sure 4 be a St ,Qraduatmn day - d l'f eppmg Stone to soclyl an , , elong happiness, Maman John R. Curry 156 Bidwell Avenue Sacred Heart, Jersey City Academic Jack has inscented much admira- tion through his athletic prowess . . . smiling . . . provoking much laughter by his ready, willing but dry wit . . . pet peeve, getting up early . . . keep his name for future reference, for with his d termination his am- spirit and e bition, to be a lawyer, is bound to be fulfilled. Mary T. Doherty 82 West l'lth Street St. Mary's, Bayonne Academic wn eyed When brown-haired, bro Mary flashes that personality- plus smile, you immediately be- come her willing servant , . . popular with all, she has been active in the glee club and chem- istry club . . . such a pleasant disposition is certainly a mile- stone on the road to success. V. . ii. A Mary T. Dillon 559 Bramhall Avenue St. Patrick's, Jersey City Commercial Popular . . . overflowing with good nature . . . possessing a winning smile and a golden voice . . . best sport in the senior year . . . as proved by her smiling re- torts to the scores directed her way . . , ambition to be a singer or a novelist, but most of all to be slim . . . big things are ex- pected from Mary via the Met- ropolitan Opera ompany. .loan E. Donovan 474 Bramhall Avenue St. Patrick's, Jersey City Academic f the Varsity Six . . . radiating laughter ana mirth . . . dreaming rosy dream ot her future as an angel o mercy . . . sighing ecstaticall at a rendition ot Villa . . flashing blue eyes betraying hi lrish ancestry . . . never to l forgotten friend. Flashing forward o I8 me lx ' it 'l ,g ' l ai ' A E if swf, J .f ii I f. tri ' Wi? X tht W l l W ' J v , .. it - P ' Wiz,L,gYiW. rim' ' Dolores M. Dugan 42 East Fourth Street St. Andrew's, Bayonne Commercial Rouget N quiet and if . Marie K- D00lal'! as west aom Street St. Henry'Si Bayonne Commercial ,, allty Di'-'S ' 'Q Re-R? 'Persfmirked bv Cgg- attractive -I ' talented FC lar ceited Feopg .Ha -eX1ra-curriiu in lasticaly an best Of. 'uc i. activitieS - 5ecreT5 'a' pos- achieving end? the foremost afie- tion N:119nexeCutvive5 . ' ' fb and emmli found Iistefimging and qlienhg recordSf swmm 3Y'. gancingf Mary F. Dunne 90 Bidwell Avenue Sacred Heart, Jersey City Academic UVYBSSUVTI- Sweet, , t ct' , l bl ing with a truly likeable per- .3 f gay S U 'GUS Wea e sonality . . . Can usually be seen dancing, bowling, or listening to the latest recordings of the ink- Spots . . . ambition-to have beautiful clothes and a A palatial estate in Florida . . . here's hop- ing her future will be as bright as her hair. ew characteristics found in Mary. An active member of the glee club, of the Latin, French, and chemistry clubs. She has gained for herself a place in the hfzrts of teachers and students ai e. Peter J. Eckel I 7l Bartholdi Avenue St. Paul's, Jersey City Academic dashing young fellow who veeps all before him . . . in idition to being a general fa- irite, fine sportsman, and de- ihtful funster, Pete is also an tl photographer . . . in this rson there is indeed a rare nbination. I9 Lorraine M. Esposito 99 West Fourth Street St. Andrew's, Bayonne Commercial Esty Npal to everyone . . . respected as an authority on the latest vogue . . . usually seen at Goldie's with her all day sucker . . . craves for a winter in Flo- rida and box seats at the Army- Navy football game . . . develop that unique talent for interior decorating. fl K ,-' if fgf I it 2 1 ian 5 I , ' coll Catherine M- DHS 283 Broadway sf. Marv'Sf Bayonne - I Commercla . les and Twinkling blue eleztjmlggte as ,H ready WH mart r of Old Erm 3 granddaugh 0 e he, prow- 'me sincerely mp f llow her 'ss' me dancing will emit! She 'fhfoUQh.f,L'egff'22'i2it' bf ejjemgj 'de wi ' ess an its 2s:f'zfL.'22:5g1,. fo e her. i s 'W -'ls 0 ,,-Q J oseph J. Fade Y Sf 9.61 Avenue C ' V Cer1t's BaY . on Dashing Academic Vie known young feii . ive, I Vagmizobin 'fq'go:jryiima,e,y -nd glee Clussmember of Qfesug ' ' n - . , - c Saw HLHZY of all 'hglCQ dresser Eroud of Over fhereu Qlrlg . ' YO - . I ' rgh hope f:,' 586, and gxwsre ur future' D ess Theresa E. Fietcher Kathieen M Fiannery 88 West i3th Street 93 West i4th Street St Mary s Bayonne St, Mary's Bayonne Commerciai Academic e hair biue eyes and a pieas- T ,iikes piaying piano, daric ant smiie best describes Kathieen ing, basketbaii, rainy days . . pastimes dancing, swim- T reminds us ot fresh ciear ming an r iier skating . . . weather and warm tiresides, she's siikes getting up earIy . . .her so sweet and refreshing . . . am ition t become a singer quick to smite , . . quicker to best wishes athicen, and giggie . . . strong tor Frankie may success aiways be yours. and Tex Benekc . . . studious. dependabie, iovabie and ioved. 20 rell Qi KS-:J S , Dafkllng 9 e Y, brown hair and YI ai Viva- ,, -of Y 5, I' from Cgqurgel WS 'Eagle and iovely 8 I .yy el 'af ,pri Q ee Fren . , ' CI1, 3 d Er ' - ' Ioves hor52baCIlemISfrI1nc1Ugi ,fi Sfudyin Q Q. ' - . ' - Der peevel Wiitred T. Fisher 'IZ West i2th Street ' ontagious iaugh- Buddy f His c d him ter attracts aii aroun A . . . his three ioves, swimming, danc- ' immediate if? a 9 ac . . . nd a .ademic de ak ass gifs f ., ,il I V1 a I ctive memb D r ment r ing, and giris . . . need, new car . . . hopesrto set t' e by commerciai art- worid on ir 1 ' it pays to advertise, istry . . . Buddy, so here's a start. R. Fitzgibbon Ceciiia 165 West First Street rew's, Bayonne St. And Academic Her vibrant manner, her iiiting ' her exceiien singing voice, schoiastic abiiity . . . these win ning quaiities rate her tops i the hearts ot aii . . . an acti- h Lati member ot the Frenc , chemistry, and giee ciubs . her favorites, the song indi Summer and vaniiia sodas , with her engaging persona and great initiative, she is sured a high rung on the Iac ot success. i tl W S MU of K A it , e Em ,W t. Marie A. Gettin s Vincent J. Gibbons 9 248 Arlington Avenue lO3 Lexington Avenue St. Patrick's, Jersey City St. Andrew's, Bayonne Commercial Academic Marie's consideigate and pleasant ' vays have won e Vmce NAce dancer from St. r many friends Andrew's . . . model airplanes her favorite pastimes consist and sleep take up his spare time eating, sewing, and swimming . . . while quiet and unassuming, pet peeve, snapping gum he is nevertheless efficient in all Marie's charming manner things. bup ed with her stenographic ri ty will surely win her a sr hy place in the I uture world. Q Alice M- Gallagher 375 Avenue C St MarY's, Bayonne . Commercial to . cOntral'Y Cameo -face? Qilaiif .Sp0'E2?.iT boOk5idEi1ga roller ,Sk: 'g' sharp . - 7 ' T m . ' ' ' , :ng take uP heralerf In I'95Uon2?y in dlscemviintfoll On 35 Seferf B m6Y heldcks on Skalesljdd. Sieffiieadmifef of Man J hn B. Gallaghe' 2? west 52nd Sffeef sf. vancenfsf Bayonne Academic John we saY abfaut now? what Sfirivbodi' dogg? and cfm' that HE Sense of litqlgfgs to keeD giant Iaughlifd him in B 'OWS evelyone aroliroubles- 'We' ii- n'l00qjown 'for his SDWT5 are IYT1 , ' :MVS 'Wh' .il r'- fs . 1 15, Y g -I K . Joan M. Gill ease Bernadette F. Gillen 2285 Boulevard 326 Virginia Avenue Our Lady of Victories, Jersey City Our Lady of Victories, Jersey City Academic Commercial This talented red-haired, blue Stardust ' eyed songster, all will reme as the char ' ' mber ming leading lady of the Fortune Teller . . . al- though constantly busy with glee club and dramatics, she finds time for Latin, French, and chemistry clubs . . . Joan's good sense, generosity, and loyalty has made her admired by all her classmates and teachers. 21 in her eyes colored h g T ...honey BlI'.,, O mu' mmy Dcrse ' A sic lifting he ' y s r spirits . . . rush- ing for the bus-9 . . . writing copy for the Harvest si ' soda at Sam' - : 1 PP '9 s . . . envisioning a rosy future as a steno r lucky boss' g apher, . . . . that's our Ber- nadette. fi i 2 l l l ,' i 5 .7 .i .. 4 M zasary-P' Gleeson St Arlington Avenue . PatriCkiS, Jersey City Commercial Mar p 1, Pat at ?Memories of M brains ifiqep fS0nalrry plus BFY genre, blondhmved Us am - - One D 9 bombshell ' ' ' Yescenro::rrileR05es . 4 , effe ' I-Tig - - . those Eonstahtly bear: 'ods - - . stud Ookkgel-7lnQ per: ' - - amfher Y Defwd in ii c A ' ' fufure Katharme Co R N morale builder alms! ' ' ' ' - B wo d B wonderful QUT! Srful future fo J Izan Gordon l Clerk Streef rsey C'f A Academic I Y D9i:oi?1aci3qfqEnafi0r1 of brains CO0PErati0n pzweetl dispositiogig iirenced by hgfonifled ag is avi e Lat' memb f .' Qlee aiiiiris French' Chenisiliipariii sodas umm- - . black and white St. Patricks, Je r in 'isa 'sl gc sigh I l V a- - . Gregory peck- 'ggathexclusivghglggf member of yorlvicjenagf Bellesiws Public Student! a four year iwacixgi Thomas A. Grittin Eleanor M. Haggerty 250 Fulton Avenue 813 Ocean Avenue Sacred Heart, Jersey City St. Patrick's, Jersey City Academic Commercial While quiet, he has endeared A noted artist, Eleanor knows no himself to his classmates by well idle moments . . . programs, timed puns . . . Always one to posters all bear her name , . . complete a iob, Torn will torever come day, go day disposition remain in our,hearts . . . Col- keeps nerves in trim . . . chic, lecting cigarette lighters is his distinctive, Eleanor has oodles hobby. of friends . , . favorite pastime dancing, swimming, and drawing Marion A. Hall i53 West Third Street St. Andrew's, Bayonne Anne P. Hastings 428 West Fifth Avenue St .Joseph's, Roselle Academic Academic riendly and lovable . . . a warm Basketeer on the varsity fc smile and cheertulness to match three years . . . regular irish bln . . dark brown hair and eyes eyes, brown hair . . . member 1 . active in French and glee French, chemistry, and glee clu clubs . . . keen sense of humor .. . . smiley dreams of traveli . . . possessing an interesting . . . Vaughn Monroe, Alan La effort and an eagerness to help . . . goes tor swimming, ice sk ' ' l 'n in, dancing . , . Secretary Marion s spirit and p easi g t l2A and our candidate 'manner will play no small par I, h I typical American girl. in her road to success. ' fwwgif 22 ,, ? i C f it . i i Q el Matthew C- Hamm 231 Hauadav 5 eei All saints, Jefsey OW Academic . . I executive I5 Ou' stfufifriifililf success mam? ES Ziiiabie naf5'5.hii2u'bag5egbi2 Z2SILif ihiei 'WY ea' iiaffie f achlevem ' e, , if'2O'5Sf.LCbef tor me fufuf Michael J. Hayes ll9 West l2th Street St. Mary's, Bayonne Helen C, Hennessey 305 Avenue C St. Mary's, Bayonne ACBd9 fllC Commercial Meet Mickey, the one-time ba i- Speedy -B - d b tone and hero in The Fortuhe haired Helenrciwfl fayliavialau um :llgelleg . . . keeps books free of k k U , nac for landing in DLltch': rn marks . . . believes con. . . . often seen skating at the tacts educator . hopes to Boulevard rink . . . definitely anti-Swoonatra . . . present at all Margaret O'Brien's pictures . , . we hope your ambition to be a skater's realized, Helen you de- serve the best. coach the Bayonnites of tomor- row. Mary J. l'-lingston Joseph R. Hogan I94 Clerk Street I6 West 45th Street St. Patrick's, Jersey City St. Vincent's, Bayonne Commercial Academic Dignity personified, that's our Buddy sA real pep boy in ersey Belle . . . shining hair H. F. A., Joe promises to be an nd roguish smile are a few at- outstanding leader . . . sports 'actions of this charming effic- and girls are his hobbies . . . :ncy agent . . . an ardent fan combining all his characteristics, 'Jose lturbi. ane cannot fail to respect this versatile fellow. 23 , 5 Patricia A- Hannon 38 West 33rd Streef sf, Henrv'Sf Bayonne Commercial eef sixteen Hpatn-paf, sw prodigious our bookworm ' ' lfg the hefe e memory I - 53:25 ofa Utopia d now . . . ' sees fun In iS gfwe gnaaii buf 33,335 In - - - thirbgood as gold ' I l murmuring idiots' lit l7'ii?tFm ln 74 ez M. Hohman H West S3 Sl' Vincent? BaY0nn ' e fd Street Comme' , c QF liohfjliarfed 21.539-wafms fff2 i'Y Wes' il? sou,5 '7DIiciry ?Ff'f of all QS fee -w'lh Dafigrg ',, Possess Y wgoxlger when 22 I5 her yaalrlfl I miss th. Br 5 fl when she takegshifiniolingy friend 'Q f, Kenneth D. Holton l62 . West Nmfh Street NS' Edmund F. Kegeiman Dolores Karecky '18 West i6th Street lOl Kensington Avenue Mount Carmel, Bayonne St. Aloysius, Jersey City Commercial 'L:Ed the strong mar? Kem Jersem . . ity mixes sense o umor wi Fflendwf Qulel' and full 9f Nfl intellect . . . Result-a pleasing haladeflsllcs 0 personality . . . With this, Ed's eed in business are a few c Dolores . . . loves orchids and conservative clothes . . . detests sloppy dressers . . . hobbiesf dancing, and swimming . . . de- sires to take an airplane trip . . . Success to a grand girl. a sure bet to succ l as he has in l.e Petit. St. Maryfs, Bayonne 12 D' Academic . S one me foot elzlcd onli' blonde i if ergy l I b Fri treasure of- , , mlghfier ' eleyes th ,, Sn- Carried than The swe ,Pen is fesfs . ,pagfyfiff two 2223 ' - . llc, and 'F 'Ve In gle Y C0n. and ink sispch clubs 9, drama, fuSAUQgpdfJ3l,2E a '5,QJ'51v'.'3? ConC1uerif1ga:4gmll!'i .-..,,lf:gnfsn:g Alice Nl. Hovell Edward H. Huey i9 West 50th Street ll'5 Locust Street St. Vincent's, Bayonne St. Joseph's, Roselle Academic Academic in her quiet, industrious way Our future chemistry professc Alice has won the friendship ot , . . universally liked by allih all those with whom she has class . . .he will stand for rig' ' ontact with glee wherever he goes . . . here's our future may happiness come in c . . . club, chemistry and French club, y . and regular studies she doesn't ways be with you. have much time to gratify her weakness tor taking long walks . . . Lots of luck, Aiiie . . . you deserve it. l N? Eleanor M. Kleimack 59 Garretson Avenue St. Andrew's, Bayonne Commercial Reserved manner, and guarded tongue in no way detracted from the warm friendliness and en- husiastic nature of this glossy aired brunette . . a s I ' 1 r W, . 1 .l f 1 fit ,Q X .SN 31. Catherine T. Kunkel 45 Greenville Avenue St. Paul's, Jersey City Commercial Prudence, not prudery explains the esteemlheld for this com potent, ambitious work . . . L Petit Chose well thumbed , . I KennellY Michae 348 Boulevard St Mary's, Bayonne Academlc of band leader ical 'Mickefllce Combineirsgrxsitv- l2leLfMll+h f35aTl?5'h pin, S9325 Foorgaxifpga?his sf. Ma'Y5 C wor are, A, KitsOf1 Marg 156 Randolph Avenlle sf. Patrick'Sf Jewel' CITY ' I Commema I when hen YOU Wqdf' Rise . Work W .S Margles belle YOU DIE! khoughfful wavY her lafiiag humof ofdamgel . . . the 'U' der young 5- halred Slen Com0'S 'ecard enl0Y5 Perry l . pendid a speedy ty it . . , I ' :mbine of femininity and busi- lovable . . .Dhighest coorylhr-Igngg ess ability. tion , . . ad ' D, rnirer of Larry Parks and :ck Powell. 5l'lClf'lQ. Loretta A. Lasch ZOO Woodlawn Avenue Sacred Heart, Jersey City Ohl the clock is always slow, O it is later than you think. Try to learn this, Loretta, in place of Better late than never . . . her blue eyes, tall, slim figure, and flowing dark tresses make g others' eyes green . . . fine man- ners, quiet disposition, and en- . . . enioys dancing, and is a gaging smile win all hearts . . . fa enjoys eating ice cream, and Helen Lenahan l26 West 46th Street St. Vincent's, Bayonne Commercial ften the subject of open admir- ation, our frail, dark-haired young lady, never fails to let us know her thoughts on matters important . . . sound judgment, enlal manner, and soft lipped humor are Helen's great assets Commercial n of Frank Sinatra. 25 Ziarl' C. Lenahan East 27th Street S 1 t. Henry s, Bayonne Commercial With blue isqlfyrilcfii glldthcuflv hair, and W 'Qi She hails e Cid Sod Quaiii?ff l9 are hai ' Z?'PlV'f times , , fnwiq benevolenf gfngm 'S her Smu Y Fi 0Uld 1 both 1, Jennifer Jog Dhilosophy I er Qan fan. es and Ronald 'Ref Edward F, Mack 70 sr vriiest iifh sneer - arY's, Bayonne Moen Academic . -M friendsh' oe il-35 earned the 'D of . hapDV'Q0-luck? niiasiuiies Cheerful he will be gisDC?SitiAff:eaIrecauseyiis Colo 9 all his mais Carry him rs. with flymg Elinor J. Malcolm 39 East 40th Street St. l-lenry's, Bayonne Academic Gracetully tall . . . blonde hair, green eyes and fair complexion most enhancingly combined . . . ' t sted member ot the an in ere French and glee clubs . . . not ' basket 'fc Margaret M. Marlaey lO3 West 4lst Street St. Vincent's, Bayonne Academic Blue eyes and light brown hair ne ver looked as good on anyo ne as it does on Margaret Mae . . . be of the French and glee mem r clubs, she still has time to play ketball a wonderful game ot bas only delights in dancing, - hai i and the S009 GUllTY but and sip her favorite soda, choco- ' lore late. has B SGCTC1' GESIFE to CXO the mysteries ot toreign counh a tries . . . good luck, El, in your travels. Catherine A. McCusker BO East 36th Street St. l-lenry's, Bayonne Academic introducing Kate . . . zany wit ot l2A . . . dark brown hair and laughing irish eyes , . . her gen- erosity and dependability are re- known . . . an excellent violin- ist member ot orchestra and Paul T. McElwee 344 Avenue C St. Mary's, Bayonne Academic Mac -Tall, dark, and har some is this gallant, leading sc ou: ist ot the glee club . . . c ous, friendly, scholarly . manages to be in right Rlace right time doing right t ing we give a big hand to this sp French clubs . . . dearest love, ' ' - d'd Catholic youth. basketball . . . Catherines mag netic personality made her the t t many friends a girl hos o . . . who can't help but be a success. i 26 .ln fs gm Enix- i I V Mary P. MgGee if , ' on Court 1 i K api, I3 Slss . Bayonne ST' Maryis parish! I ,, Commefcm f IZC . l A ,L1' 5' ty 0 ' '- il .Q Dfeaemgffifiiiiinfv fg,3gkcai'3l2 ,,-'iii it D0'5 mate - - ' her sw- ble Class f all S W Liviie Qoesktdfff' 'lo' I' Mary amS Efe + 'f goa - ' l 222 a vefgedifflieif is wie personnel sgparafion from is a lure - ' 'f her comDanV forte Dleaswes gesignangi 'S hyadiv- , . - e p?n?dancif1Qi her pastlm ity. Mary J. McGonigle Mary L. McGraw 307 Avenue A ll West 29th Street St. Mary's, Bayonne St. Henry's, Bayonne Academic Commercial Blue eyes and brown hair, a sun- Titian red hair and impish g ny disposition, and a faculty for eyes give the lie to a calm, e making friends . . . that's Mary! going disposition . . . li, Academic department . , . active voice, and dry humor with 5: in the chemistry, Latin, French er sway others mark Mac and Giee Clubs . , . it has often leader, , , dancing and Swimff been said of her To know her are her favorite pastime. is to love hernsand we certain- ly do! Kathleen R. McTague Margaret T. Meehan 87 West 15th Street 238 Grant Avenue St. Mary's, Bayonne Our Lady of Victories, Jersey City Academic Academic hocolatersodas and Tex Beneke Whether a winning play is made chemistry lfrench clubs . . . on the court or suppressed gig- vie ds a celo in H. F. A.'s or- gles are heard in the class you hestra . . . brown hair and a can be sure Peg's the cause of air for Math . . . enioys danc- it all . . . an easy-going manner ig basketball ishe's a cracker- . , , a sparkling disposif' ic guardi whips up a mean an all ig :ke as a soda-ierker f ion . . . -round athlete-a sure a ter success! . . . . brown eyes and a 'ue we'II remember. 27 i li John J- MCGIYN1 132 west 25Th Wee' sf. i-ienrv'Sf Bayonne Academic d of Qfeal re- Discreel he wasaardreamel' Vzjeficg verence ' ' 4FoIIoWS 'hes vm, at H e H . Igar, - ' ' hoD- meallgnixcgl fixings- Hihi-Sladder meche never falls OH Lggsuccess- Theresa A - . 36 . Mlerzelewska 8 B0ulevard Mount Carmei Bay f onrie chick,-, Commercial . . nn- - Lfp1t3el!jg?3r:? flhgggetfhzegous and affandmg :neg coiiecfingsfewel- . 9l'1Ing fo L .997 races a W, Spu,-ns carelafln rhyfhms Hd lis- weafher ess dressers and She Sgenfh Club' ' member of amy inn: 'haf She wiiiwe afe Conn? ef Chose be Sl-lcc V1 Caree,-A essful Patricia L MO 78 W . ' ore St ,ist Eiglqfh Street . arY s, gayonne Pay, A Academic ffiendi- lWaY5 sm'i' membg' always i.,el5f lF, always chemistrritupl In the Qleje cl' ' has sewing C Ubi and he '-lb and Very b and dancin r hobbies 'per wixiiyingme mggsskeep hef. 5 0 do as we ways Pat' ' Wm' ll '5 b she has done moat of schoaurlg -Q. Lorraine l. Murray Rose M. Murray 166 Newman Avenue l2l West Tenth Street Q St. Andrew's, Bayonne St. Mary'S, BHYOYWWB Academic Academic Merry - Just as her nickname With that mischievous gleam implies is tull ot tun . . . hazel her eyes, accompanied by some eyes, dark brown hair . , . loves humorous quirk, Rosie's always basketball, dancing, swimming the lite ot the party . . . mem- ' t anything to which ber ot French and glee club .I . . ' hobbies, dancing and ice-skating. . . . is good a she puts her hand . . . president ot French clubhand member ot glee and chemistry clubs . . . when reminiscing over the good Merry's name ' es in H.F.A., ' our minds. tim will be uppermost in 28 f 1' 5 ggi? ' 'f Mulligan h Street Amelia A. '15 West l2t St. Mary's, Bayonne Whether sprinting ener- rt, Sis - geticaily on the basketball cou or conscientiously delving into her books, tops is the appraise- lia honor ent ot all ot Ame . . . . excep- ' ..La,,,,, ,- 1?D'.f vi, 7 Xl: Elizabeth T. Murray lil West Fourth Street St. Andrew's, Bayonne Commercial Business with an income at i heels is Betty's goal . . . i veneered sanctimonious the: can upset this high-principii competent tair lady . . . Bett ecords. studeat tgrouglgout . . N tiona y epen ab e, wi ing to . . take up wherever others leave hobbv '5 Collecting l' oft . . . our pride and ioy . . . ' Crosby's ardent tol- one ot Bing lowers. if cel' 49 1 II O Donne Anne D. 855 Avenue C 9 S1' Vincent'S, Bayonn Academic b dy,S o - indusffiousr' eiifeywfifm' , . f Q1-Het' possessmg sponding' g WH. C, L mend . .e-es and coffiscienfious t . jf -I fs' 2,211 simile ' 'nacenember gi 4 th at:-N 51' ' 'fy .ef V. f' J YISA d r -8 Prep W L ' F5 11 2 X j tlhgsglreeleghgmlsfry'narigr swim- is' Q ,. Eugene J. O'Donnell 39 East 43rd Street St. Vincent's, Bayonne Academic Trigger N Trigger's jovial spirit nd sociable nature have won im a place in the hearts of rl his classmates ' . . . in his sure time, detective stories or good show suit him best . . . i chief ambition is to become successful business man. L0 I hag a YS G,eg Peck g,?f',?3,AdaxrgcLng, pigzeless Qem in Fl . a lDerfeCf Semng' Mary A. O'DOnnell 25 Dodge Street St. Andrew's, Bayonne Commercial A trim figured colleen is Mary . . . humor and radiant ioy are her constant companions . . . fame is the thirst of this youth . , . her obsession to become a secretary ' . . . swimming and dancing occupy good part of her leisure . . . may she dance her Away to fame . . . Jeanne Craine is tops in her estimation. 1 4 R' T N I t i ,. v i ,Q -f-, ef . .M--wit ' is I C O.Donr-,ell IiuS ' rne Ccios west Sznd Sweel , n St. Vincenf 5' Fayon Academm f the memberi, og . ....One0 -H is bot fqqllly sity I I . KidYn - , the our Va' ' orne 'a true and? C- for B igggiarcomblnahon Catholic Ie-Bde E 'Ili Lawrence J. O'Gr ady Rita M. Olsen 8lA Hobart Avenue 26 East Third Street K St. Andrew s, Bayonne St. Andrew's, Bayonne Academic Academic With twinkling eyes and ready Freckled nose and shining brown smile, Larry is an ideal friend eyes, topped by a bundle of . . . aspires to become a basket- golden tressesxwhoi' ball coach . , .V akclever strate i t ' . . . a why Olse! gs Livens up the meetings of the sure hit in sports circles chemistry, gle ' . . . good luck, Larry. e, Latin, and French clubs with her witty witie cisms . . . lov ' ' es swimming, bas- ketball and chocolate anything. f 1 ' tx I 1 John G- O'NeilI 19 Broadway St' And 9W'S, BaYonne UR d ACademic e - fine inteliectgrand 'dashel' . IO . '--lOv'l' eaeewwm- c.olumnisf',' mm? fQ be Sport! ticult i will find n - trusty n getllflg late neo dd' . 4 . A . w, ushering experiznvgg will h 1 - Succesip mm to lead others to 'Wa ' R, - , Ellen M. Ort Sf 715 Broadway V Hgnryls' BaY0nne Ommercial Ellen like h 1, er f' ' .Lil frm- -4S 212l.2:me:ake gentle riQ3flf0fNS sh? Comgs gfng 225125, this fried 5nfZSs Dresiqem bilitti f'lf f mg organazQLi?0figf'Q'f WWWWMHWW Ores r a ca- ZSLSR? nmifg. fun 'aiaJ1ee:5 f ws , . l ' - I s with HZDNS and dangiiigachng Photo- e hobbies, afe her pas- lrene M. Ouimette 297 Arlington Avenue St. Patrick's, Jersey City Academic Shy and retiring . . . possesses lovely long, wavy, brown hair . . participates in activities ot d chemistry clubs i Regina M. Paul 27 West 28th Street St. Henry's, Bayoone Academic Quiet yet full ot tun . . , a whiz on the keyboard . . . an active member ot French and glee clubs . , . enioys the acting ' B r man and Gregory French, glee, an . . . tavorite hobby, reading . . . of lngrid e g pet peeve, chocolate candy . . . Peck . . . confesses a secret de- hidden desire, to tour the United sire to see the play Joan of States thoroughly . . . in her Lorraine . . . hobbies, dancing quiet lovable manner, Honey andlswimming . . . with her en- is destined to make a hit wher- gaging smile and dependable ever she goes. manner, Jean's a sure bet to strike a tavorable mark in what- ever she attempts. Vincent Ps. Perricane 175 Bayview Avenue St. Patrick's, Jersey City Academic Moose -f Our big shot on the ' teem- varsity and in class . . , es b students and taculty ed both y . . . follows the motto ot the glue bottle-f stick to it . . . world is all the better tor hous- ing Moose . . . keep on keeping on, old tellow. Irene M. Poncsak 149 Prospect Avenue St. Joseph's, Bayonne Academic Pert and petite . . . possesses a engaging smile which warms th coldest hearts . , . a busy men' t' and Freni ber ot the glee, La in clubs . . . an avid Ingrid Bet man and Larry Parks tan . . dotes on Latin and the melli voice ot Patrice Munsel . . . ' rates Al in the hearts ot all 30 Edward Russ 73 West 45th Street S l92 Danforth Avenue A t Vincents Bayonne St Paul's, Jersey City 'idustrious leader of the cheer Academic ading squad expert basket , all player ready for fun at This b'9Wn'.eVeq h'-'5kV l times yet able to accom 'om Jersey QW, 'S Cinch fo ,Sh a,.,yfh,,.,g She sfa, 5 ma e a go of. nt in the future l vors ice skating dancing song 'S S 'l9e 'V and good hu' andy and Joseph Co on mor make him well-liked by all valuable and cooperative he hobbms are ,bowhng e Re is sure to cope wit 5 Ufflebwd er future proble an r . .phlls chief am- iio o loin oice Depart ms giant best of luck d Thomas M. Powanda H4 BroadWaY Janet Purcell 164 Avenue C St Andrew'5, Bayonne i i, si Andrew'S, BaY0 'e Academic - r air- .,.-likes building Hpuddln Ian es' and A . Ha'fYhi1'f?cw 3:29 'S Ladd ' 'the DOW 9 - right comes tljdonf: Puddm IS eriC6 job wel - theffuwye of PimTom- thellge Mme men like ou SW take hold. Terence Reilly l55 West Fourth Sfeet 414 Ocean Avenue Sf AHUYGWS Bayonne Sacred Heart, Jersey City Commercial Academic Re-id UHHGCGSSBVY Order Of Whether on the court or in class, iss Reid present data in 1 Terry is always full of spirit . , . ca es Gertrude will not always be leasant sense of humor with Reid all graceful classic k ll in basketball make him an ea ured Miss tends to the cul ace in l2D. tural in the life thinks speed o :ous exce t to you, U Academic - 0- , 3- dull m ,lJan - the 'lever , fe . - - ment Qi I' ' ' my arlfihg: Janet mg dlmgveeryone laughs DIaY' lauohss dancing, singmgl shy- hobb'?5j a Bling Sgighn . ,, . . . l5'a?.aE'aSh0'e Qafdd 6:5214 fgqgfhe oe - ' .' ' QVBI' ' mgghinesf QW' we Ve .s Ai Elizabeth L Ru H ' SSE 269 Avenue B Sf. Virlcentls Bayon l ne Commercial Beffy an ,, maior ' h 5 Ameri Compefenfain algoved Piggelrgrum at sfrumng e dance floor as 321 izip-me 'glgcggpf hai? , , an endul Y have sfqmpggf irnogchalanqg njgilgging e 'l0YS basketsgllmaenrgoges ,rl 'S ancing, ' Marie Shaw 57 West Sixth Street . Andrews' Bayonne Academic Marie a Liljing Sqrgggqbef of fhe Chee swiiililg 5D0rl5' digglibies are pressed Z . she hangs and Marie is aeslre To 1,-avzla SUD- gef to remimblgf will neveg fix. Mane J. Sullivan Richard T. Sullivan X03 Wes, 46Qh Sffeet l46 Fulton Avenue Sq Vlncenfs, Bayonne Sacred Heart, Jersey City S zfslolzlzlsazzs ollsglbal 'wfemlc . W clous helpful- ill rlofjvexefagihzogfsggaogoi whole hearted nahsri en wut and ara N 'N ness aries mo Vo, ' ever e Sm of a Uble hofbxe umm wl'::f ihiat wlll never refuse to QIV 0 M ' fellow a helping hand . .4 . he IS sf outstandlng bas- tro oubles you . e l y rnlng and danclng. one of me mo ketball herves ln ljl.F.A. good luck, Dick. as Our Lady of VIC l b Always at p ld complacency STUdl9S B eke asplr w an sallsfactlo countenance kndness I5 as n ural to Dorothy as breathln to be an N nd raln she IS er her especlall or her kna f saylng lust the r ght Thlng ll Q? l Barbara A. Tierney Anne M. Toscano 225 Jackson Avenue 33 Bostwick Avenue Sacred Heart, Jersey City Our Lady of Sorrows, Jersey City Commercial Commercial Babs is our dynamo no half mea . . . Dainty iunt w' sures here . Why a y S Pleas A . . . mg symbol- . H . . izes her power for ballad making 9 EXDI-ilfl .f 0'T1 good Dar? . . . principle-not books her love :ther conversation . . . current , . . roving e es and dazzling 'opics, weighty problems fascia smile chase gloom around the nate this four-year honor stu- corner . . . horseback riding and ent . . . my mlnd's my own, dancing are her favorites. er toss seems to sa . . . time it for dancing anal, swimming . . admires Gary Cooper. 619 Bramhall X 1. leaf? sfena E- Susek 12 Meadow Street of Mr. Came Bayonne Academic our LadY full . 1. reallY seemingly qlillegugg is r.eil:1Yi: 2!..I:fweffh 'z,zr '2f 'fre H3231 m , . ferestgdarfcfglee Cwgiricing . , - Ffe 'csWammino,anio caiafomfd ghiallflpa' faistgzeet Sg,ab!ScseS5 We was ble miss, m ers. aepifgfdifufure endeav Marv E' Sweeney ue 78 Humphrey Avezne sf. Andrewf' Bale Academic I pon- honor. bl Make wavinfjg Beau' lffrqscgllso fifex Mlifleyed bf'- 1f1 the glee littll-Zcliive membgg French c ubs an - club Chem'S'ry'? ham Chad as 1 smkeshg sghool orchestra. bianist In Anna M. Turnbach Avenue St. Patrick's, Jersey City Academic Nancy s quiet, to a degree iiust get h ' er laughingl . . . a friend to treasure in your mem- ory book throughout life . . . shaming sloppy Joes by her ever-neat appearance . . . detest- ing, like many of us, thoughts of graduation . . . dancing . . . attending sports events . . . be- ing iust plain, wonderful Nancy, with the laughing face. 33 David E. Von Schaum l54 West Tenth Street St' MarY'S Bayonne Academic burg Shiny -. mafiigeroou' Donular athletit in his chgght To make out fine active sen D'fofeSSi0n Club .wemberf 'H the Fieiicii eating bafani ij-if fondness for ing for culturaei th'?g'gfqua' 'ik' Theresa A. Ward 112 Newman Avenue St. Andrew's, Bayonne Commercial Speed - is the middle name of this stenographic genius . . . but her friends dub her Edie . . , poetry, too looms large in the eyes of this lrish Beauty . . . active member of the French club . . . Theresa has the com- mendation ot faculty and stu- dent alike . . . hopes to be a second Mrs. Fibber McGee. Jean E- Vreeland 79 Arlington Avenue S acred Heart, Jersey City HB Commercial onny J Hn- . FSLHHQ Hm'5:t,.Yien Saga 't ' ' -- rus- ter of SttZag?2?195 her the cen- . n Voyage Jean Qer ownaskt- . ..,,T pressed deiiigg Unk 'S her Sup? Mary A. Wade 104 Garretson Avenue St. Andrew's, Bayonne Academic Fly away brown hair, laughing brown eyes and a secret desire to own her own carfthat's Mary . an active member of the chemistry and French clulJS, She has obtained the affections as well as the respect ot her class- mates. ai, no sf le' . , 'lf T : 5 1- i ' A: if lx-I ' 1 JE Ql ff? ,i t 3 Q ' xv: , ,, . . , ML , A Sw X, -, 'A . ,R 51,15 ri -P i il' t '3i'!!g.c u I' I Mary A. Walsh 823 Boulevard St. Nlary's, Bayonne Commercial C llecting movie star's auto- giaaphs and photos, and reading l Gardner books by Erle Stan ey V are tirsts on Mary's recreatwfl list . . . active member ot the French club . . . detests writing book reports . . . her cheerful disposition has gained many friends for her . . . Loads 01 luck to a future. 0 34 are ,Elf . . 5 , 'Q' ff Stephen A. Watson 36 Pearsall Avenue si Paul'S, Jefset' Cm' AcademiC , ' lad - A qu'?'g:r?dJbh2JieT: equals h'S Iigemslation of the falrhsfxlooks llooks OW' mfles azets a real oygf his SDSCS - ' ' I I , happy fhrlll ouf Of football landing, Sfeve' Joseph J Widmaier W 'Hon Avenue 41 East som sneer Sacred Hearts Jersey Crt y Sf' H9 IfY's Bayonne Weed our ener et: I . 'dent has proven lglmse mesh Academe ea leader his sage advice Bill and h' illiam J. W res 172 F i Y I5 c h , ' as made him respected by al' way? . . . fhifcygt hihgsg cm? b0Wlff1Q IS tops with him Eunshine, cooperation, a d nowledg lk . l.' ' n ate bars g ,hefhinkss did Chow' for all things . , , h ' ?weH guy' eres to you. Mary T, White 22 East 47th Street St. Vincent's, BaY0nne Commercial I , and CUVY Twinkling ,bfofglatggeinetit MarY brown rhqgllious at work arzdhst 'ia' 8. . her rife Sensei .. Fnosr enClfng1sf gg?-:stEcliroe 'arid ff n the IQ h gpor S txirling thisbgfglpeggedeshfee of the NAgggJel of Getting OV'- , if Frances Zindel 45 Broadway St. Andrew's, Bayonne Academic With lively, laughing Fran a- round, no one can stay glum for very long . . . she belongs to the chemistry club and the glee club: dancing and reading head her hobbies . . . to her sunny disposition we attribute her host of wellrwishing friends. 'l se' K n Qdge B . ,F-., c A une. V Oo,'rsf: 25,rxeg1qd H wgaiai a . ge 'be 'AB02 Gxce5OfXr Navi h Bayonne, N. J. SI. Henry's Chun: , Mary McGraw, ENen Ehnor Marcorm, Or! and Regrna Paur. HERE We Ii Q m Pse Seniors arte,-,din preparation ?Ordi:Y M355 in 9 bi da Gfadu . merwtoizong and for ,hi Y, m . :Ns that folloi . 11 Q61 l We sei wary gee, QQ. ' -09 Sf. Mar Y s Church, Bayon he N' J Joan Carol Cashma neck, rgjfgpbenf giggerine Bre , Hehnes marie M 'man M Sey M Urra ' ary M and M' ary B Y: Kath' cGee ary Doh 0Yle, patrfien Bran- Erfy ICIa Moore Sacred Heart Church, ey City, N. J. ggdh .C 62 ' Soixxdte s Jars La h J Vreerand nr 1 Loretta sc, can Teresa Nfleri. St. Mavy's Church, Bayonne, N. J. St. Vincenfs Church, BBYONWI N' 1' h K I M 'Q Suhkvan, Ukzabei nes Bur ima Qgverry Anne O'DormeN, sf Russel NNBYQBTET 'B-losephl ayormef 'shura' .N- . J- , Front Row: PNQW , A efennan, Mirxyx Qfishan Emabem ' QD 9 r , . Back Row. New Mafkevl and Mane Rrche. Reverend William F. Lawlor Assistant Su erlnhndcnt of Schools, Annaaoem of Nivark, ommgu 15, 1914. 44 - - I . ., . -.--11,f1:sgE5,.11.'1,,2 'W -Q -1 1..1. . .... , ,,.. X 1f,... 11..1 I LQ x411ll,, fgfilf X T K A W 5 Officers PATRICIA HURLEY President MARY O'DONNELL Vice-President AUDREY RICKERT Secretary ' ,-4 Z Front Row: Catherine Blumcnstock, Marqarcf Exchler, Mary O'DonrieII, Maryann Wengstrom, Florence Paradnnc, Margaret Cooney, Patricia Daly, Annie Marie Ward, Consuclla McCarthy, Ieresa Sullivan, Rose McCaffrey, Patricia Harrlty, Margaret Cosqroyc. Second Row: Ehzabeth Jaeger, Gcorgianna Roche, Mary Rose Gallagher, Joan Amend, Patri- cia DonneIIy, UoIores Arncrman, Audrey Muller, Barbara Lapanne, Margaret Mahoney, Marlon Cassidy, Gertrude Kelly. Rack Row: Marion Davis, Mary Borernan, Anna Goluas, Marylu Gilbertson, Maureen Murnane, Mary Ann AIIen, Patricia Hurley, Audrey Rnckert, Eileen Clarke, Joan Hayes, Nancy Thompson. M' PATRICIA I-IARRITY Vice-President FLORENCE PARRADI NE President 38 N-P' fi 5 fx --W. U11- ', ?11g 1 . 1 ' 'I' . X, -5 K E .fl . Q I ' J- i N Y' Q? 'i A 1, Y -r 1' , NF. L . 4 Q7 X r' 3 I ff. 5 My ,,.,,,..-1-- ' nf Qivl Q N1 - ,W Y, ff . Q32 . i ky v k 1 ' Y 'X F ,Six X . -nw-v Q , I EM FF 5 'Su Ai A, : f ,, Q T1-yi1fif:'iiiw?QE4 :' Y - 3a1ssYss!ff,.m.,ME3',w x . W, ' 'x Nbr 1' - GNN' xx iw . 'S A: Q if B' sf Y Officers JOAN DONOVAN President FLORENCE DONNELLY Vice-President , --V I Front Row: Mary Gallagher, Agnes O'Halloran, Elizabeth T. Gallaoher, Regina Kooacz, Kathleen Feeney, Hedwig Czajkowski, Ruth Kasrner, Frances Lapinsky, Mary Keeney, Joan O'MaIley, Rose Petroccione, Regina Jokwlowski. Second Row: Kathleen Reilly, Florence Donnelly, Bernice Weickcr, Kathleen Barry, Mary Geroldsek, Marie Ryan, Joan M, Donovan, Joan Meehan, Anne Katko, Hedwig Pawloski, Helen Gilson, Cecilia Blyskal. Back Rowt Dorothea Byrnes, Edna Sheridan, Joan Gill, Eluzabeth Kelly, Sheila Boyle, Norma Jordan, Veronica Ur- bamak, Teresa Lynch, Patrlcla Fleming, Joan H. Donovan. These juniors pause during lunch hour to pore over the rellgrous pamphlets conveniently placed in the front corridors. 5-xiii' Elf Tl ' -wi we 'Mi ' .Nl , ml W: M 1 1 3331 N' il. Q . 1 1 o nu 1 9' V 1 Q W f 'Sp V f fd wx X m 4 'Pu -X, , 'wg X R lx, 45.63 'W K X 5.3 ' W' Alf' E! ig N, fm! . ' Q Officers TIMOTHY DRISCOLL President ROGER LAMBERT Vice-President Back Row: William Branche, John Ryan, Robert Sekel, James Carney, Richard O'Brien, James Silva, Alfred Gcibel, Michael Dowling, Donald Mahoney, Robert Wall. Second Row: James Murphy, Robert Beckett, Thomas Meath, Donald Gallagher, William Pearl, Raymond Mahoney, Henry Chrzan- owski, William Giordano, Roger Lambert, Timothy Driscoll. Front Row: James Crehan, Alexander Pasiechnik, William Mahon, James O'Donnell, Richard McCurnin, Martin Dolan, William Hurley, James Carroll, James Brennan. Scoop Gallagher takes time out from - f his reporting duties on the Har- vester to pose for the birdie. ,nv Our future senior varsity chuckers -Roger Lambert, Michael Dowling, Alfred Geibel, Richard McCurnin, and James Carroll, pose smilingly, with visions of a conquering team as their goal. to ,, - T '11 Front Row: Helen Mulligan, Adrienne Komar, Audrey Swody, Claire Kelly, Elizabeth Sweeney, Mary A. Clarke, Annc De Luca, Mary Langan, Dolores Komar. Second Row: Frances Forker, Katherine Parks, Ann Meehan June Miller, Mary McGIynn, Kathleen Lambert, Theresa Lenahan, Marguerite Stewart, Elorence Kasper, Mary C, Clark, Back Row: Joan Hunter, Claire Lough, Irene Gallagher, Mildred Lemken, Anne Mailley. Anne Meehan, Irene Gallagher, and Catherine Parks get up with the birds every morning in Lent for Mass. 43 OFFICERS ELIZABETH SWEENEY President ANNE MEEHAN Vice President Officers ELIZABETH MCKENNA President MARGARET TIERNEY Vice-President Front Row: Geraldine Allen, Kathleen Hennessey, Catherine Massarelli, Gloria Pylkowski, Joan Barry, Dolores Haiber, Regina Lyons, Blanche Giannobile, Irene Kenda, Dolores Peregrin. Second Row: Claire Hascrt, Valerie Nalducci, Elizabeth Olsen Catherine Greeves, Anne Martin Geral- dine Malloy, Margaret Tierney, Patricia Gilroy, Catherine Sharkey, Joan Kearney. Back Row: Cathleen Mahoney, Isabelle Dillon, Anne Cusick, Elizabeth McKenna, Mary Jane Ryan, Anne Tully, Anne Kenny, Marion Pritchard, Patricia McGuire, Anne Simko. I , ... fl me Su with . is U9 nk. x09 9lQtmf'9 LC 44 o Wes? W9 uh dai Y We lo fo' 6 Front Row: Anne Doolan, Joan Ulrich, Mary Cummings, Agnes McGann, Mary l-leeney, Lorraine Rath, Marilyn Rath, Harriet McCurnin, Judith Ernst, Lorraine Mahon, Arlene Keinath. Second Row: Margaret Lynch, Mary Jane Last, Mary Ward, Joan Davie, Bernadette Brophy, Lorraine Szybisty, Honor Toole, Anne Gallagher, Ann Boyle, Patricia Salmond, Claire Dugan. Back Row: Joan Sweeney, Irene Richen Ann Sullivan, Doris Roberts, Aline O'DonnelI, Mary Conheeney, Margaret McCarthy, Joan Becker, Lorraine Trimerk, Dolores Burns, Sheila Cody, orrainc Trimerk, Dolores Burns, Honor Toole, Margaret Mc- 5ffhY, and Anne Gallager are IO Cs contributors to the National Latinum Examination. Officers MARGARET MCCARTHY President MARY JANE LAST Vice-President ,fr ,fel 9 Officers ROB ERT PAUGH ,q President ANNE BRENNAN Vice-President 'tt' X Front Row: Joseph O'Connor, David Heath, Anne Brennan, Claire Solon, Anne Moore, Mary Delandrea, Marie Fiumfreddo, Dolores Bucina, Eleanor Caplicky, William Bleach, Joseph Martin. Second Row: Steven Perricane, John Mickey, William Homeyer, Peter Atkinson, Herbert Stack, James Kelly, Robert Mack, Robert Schirmer, Robert O'DonneI, Joseph McNulty, William Dundas, John Seymour, Walter Sakowsky. Back Row: Herbert Smith, Robert Paugh, Henry Fletcher, Robert Sniffen, Patrick Allen Charles Boyle, Vincent Bugeja, Joseph Hoagland, Eugene Callahan, James McGarvey, Michael Flannery, Thomas Campbell. Marie Fiumtreddo waits for the on-the-air signal be- fore commencing the Columbus Day program. Surrounding Marie, lett to right: Herbert Stack, William Bleach, Robert Paugh, Joseph Hoagland, Vincent Bugeja, Joseph McNulty, Eugene Callahan, Robert Schirmer, Patrick Allen, William Dundas, and Henry Fletcher. O 43'-R WU H 14 Q1 fx - - X . if Front Row: Mary Kennelly, Elizabeth Mahoney, Arlene Hakim, Dorothy Graf, Rosetta McCarthy, Mary Sweeney, Joan Camillery, Helen M. Slivocka, Patricia Silva, Cecilia Farrell, Alice Conaghan, Margaret Conaghan, Second Row: Frances Cleary, Katherine Kennedy, Mary Esker, Rose Ciyitano, Wanda Fine, Lucille Morris, Olga Jakub, Claire Mee, han, Latherine O'FIal'ierty, Catherine Long, Mary Jane Brennan, Dolores O'Biien, Patricia Cashman, Joan Reilly. Third Row: Marguerite Reilly, Margaret Nolan, Geraldine Kowalski, Anna Boyle, Patricia Totten, Mary Jane Glover, Theresa Meleski, Ethel Delaney, Anne McNelis, Maureen Parks, Barbara Squires, Nancy Hilla, Patricia Benson, Margaret Forker, Mary Ellen Carney. Back Row: Jean Cottle, Theresa Donlan, Helen L. Slivocka, Bridget O'DonneIl, Miriam Barker, Joan Kowalski, Janet Krause, Kath- leen Dilworth, Dolores Slagowski, Lucille Ouelette, Joan Cox, Mary Brown, Joan Mayes, .loan Jewusiak, Dolores Vetter. in Officers ANN MCNELIS Treasurer CECILIA FARRELL President WANDA FINE Vice-President ings. The magical 88 keys are commanded over by Joan Camillcry and Pat Cashman Directly in the center foreground is Barbara Squires, talented soloist, Sister Clare Leona directs the Junior Glee Club in one of their excellent musical offer- wr HW new HUDSO P OUNTY Q Ce u-xuDe.O,x,m ewan ARK N COUN 3 U. S, TY PARK 6th Street Entrance S. WASHINGTON rl-lOSE who have availed themselves of a Catholic education need scan nis page no further, but, those who ave had no introduction to the basic ihilosophy of the whole parochial chool system should read on, to learn hrough an excerpt from the noble vords of wisdom written by Monsignor Nilliam F. Lawlor in the May, l928 ssue of the American Educational Di- lest, the reason for our providing Iatholic school training. In order to eschew the part that the Iatholic school plays in the field of Nmerican education today, we quote he following from Monsignor's article, Developing Essentials of Character in 'arochial Schools, aforementioned: 'The process embraces the cultivation nf the intellect by a course of instruc- 'ion which revolves around religion as ts pivotal center, and the training of 'he will through successive acts con- ductive to the formation of good habits. Nlature study, history, civics, geogra- ahy, literature, mathematics, science, all form integral parts of the curricu- lum, but they are not taught as sub- iects that stand apart-as entities un- related to anything else. Why give Jneself over to a study of nature unless that knowledge so acquired teaches one something concerning nature's God? The Church encourages investigation into the beauties mirrored in creation in order that her children may the more readily appreciate the transcend- ent loveliness residing in beauty un- created. Herein, we of the present join hands with the old which is ever new. Thus is l928 and the years that were gone before linked with the Academic edu- cation of l947 and the years that will follow. . Rav. William F. Lawlor receives the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws from Seton Halls College, South Orange, on Juno ll, 1924. I Seniors Wrltrotl Fisher, Erlrlic Russ, Joe Witlmaror, Jimmy Brennan, Kenneth Holton, Paul McElwce, ani! Stephen Watson await their turns to rc-late the adventures that took nlacc alvoanl tho U 5.5, Washington on Navy Day. ,I F f 1 Sister Melchior questions Moose Per- rlcane during religion class in l2D. Vrnnic's trying his host to choose the right answer, Others in the picture are left to right: Billy Wyres, John Curry, Mickey Hayes, Joe Widmaicr, Terry Reilly, Joe Farley, Tom Griffin and Vincent Gibbons, ln a symposium based on discussion of the illustrious Mystics and Schol- astlcs of the Middle Ages, Mary OV Donnell annotatcs the life of St. Thomas Aquinas- thc greatest of them all. The participants are left to right: lncz Hohman, Regina Branche, Anne Tosfano, Mary O'- Donncll, Gertrude Reid, Dorothy Sle- mon, and Mary Jane Hnngston. 5 ny Q 1 vw if '58 W X g 3 94210 iw A ,f I K, ,ev qs? r' ,yu . 4 . - 4 E G 'v 'Hr TV dim P A . Vt... f' I 1-5 4 V . Q 'gn M fi' .lv Tlw Catholic Clmr I , C 1 is hopeful that the nccuraey-drilling value of l7l!1fIll'I7lI1fif'S will fl'll!'ll lwr children to be rigidly exact with others in all dealings involving justice and right. ,.- . iw20 3 tal K tytcf i the blnciggai sa Ui O ffl . we Oi C? r . Q05 agtle Kd Ca' tow. evxrlla uid U V aft back Owe Zhirictl' 000031539 and 219 esnofl 50 CTaQ , veil M he' for ixgagltiifleQuMcC:25amleefN teal vie' gaWe'lp,iche' ii. Mcgontglge Storfrvowz Marie O.9Qnne dlefl U09 . DOYM , NXBV1' d all . ht, TLQD Wie rogse xo UQ. Fi nf! eu Cegtlla haf- 9 Sl L W. W-,land RO ' cOfl A hushed awe falls over the chemistry lab violet vapor risin f as the senior boys watch cautiously the mysterious and fascinatii g rom the beaker in the preparation of iodine, Repeated tests are taken by the boys determine the unknown solution, some are successful in the first attempt, others require n arrive at the proper findings. Standing: John O'NeiIl. Seated, left to ' cane, David Von Schaumburg, Richard Sull ' umcrous Trials right. Kenneth Holton, Vincent Per ivan, Michael Hayes, George Bonner, Terrence Reilly, a Lawrence O'Grady. 1 we z A , i 3 Q 'Q .- - 1 3 ,fi .K V ! r , . ,Q Q - f , ii- . V. 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I n mg KW? gigs Sgrnmm mrs BW Comm km X0 dkscs NY Terry R21 HY 35 the rvtrftct vs. OW Pam- Manmw Ha at k Curry ou -I from neWs whxs o Jac A Blnker O Don t actxon. O'Grady as a btow e team t 'umvi Y-HWY Ne sprmgs th hubb Y Come hold s a s Joe Fade 61 Y p'eDa res to Dunf' KZL'-D f ' T me ,f T Q ex. V g , 41 . 9 ' the game Moose Pemcane setting up a . continues the cameraman catches shot. I 0 K Y Vw 'if '-sb G Cdfher sk an son QMS? Gyee x . 'L Y Q09 M321 d Q an '90 -X50 W e Esgiixonf tamior LO' ff ki sXRita Ol fo beat 61 A V0.6 ed , a catche 11' Dlroueffing ' S E I I vw a I SAASTZZPI '77 Sracofull fussle. y it -'W Variety in sport effort sen racing for first in a the ball, as her teammates await their turns. rfghrxgr, ully cowfglyberfe U t with M. H150 SS Sull Sem'Or .J 03 Wa'7's Smde comming? xx h ame's DSQUU as me A A mpff 9 9 351011. A whxstleggftgag ruse Q0 the occ ,A- 3 xx XXV N-,km :JK L. V-Q 1. H Keen competition y rnes To oufpomt Jane Cody. arises as Margaret Coakle 1 ' -lFl? v a With yustifiabte prndc, Mary Borcrnan Mrtdred Be view the results ot therr and Eleanor Haggerty p ' the city art contest amstakmg ctforts m 'W' Ire me Farrell J Dcrfcct MUG, Ogarrtagashman lren cnt mf e ponscak a nn science Search of a care ' er iv With Margaret Tkerney at the organ this group ot Glee Club gms otter a musxcal trnbute in honor ot St. Joseph on the mst Wednesday ot March. A Study of contrast in ' tar: al - 'O Qym. E: i':a.'t ',':. affair ' ' MJ- vi-wif + lvQ'f5'?22'ss1v12t+ei5sf A Siieigiy i . ,. ,. 1. X 3 HOLY FAMILY students realizing participation in a few carefully chosen organizations will help round out their education have entered actively in- to the cultural organizations--the glee, dramatics, French, Latin, press and science clubs as well as the sports clubs. These activities develop a sense of responsi- bility among the members toward the organization. The members also learn through experiences in these extra-curricular activities that success comes only with hearty co-operation and not with all take -no give. V D .55 'K O ,qx G 'G' ,L W' ' 9 4 ' 1 'NA 's i B xi x I I I c A 4 , .Q L 5'v rf- m N9 N ww ff 1 ,.' ' X ,rg ffm? . 'J I . 5541 vvzui' 3: .J-JL I - fr A fw' 'ff,,. 'ii' 'OI' , 1 X a If ,ws '23 ? , . 5 t fa H' 5. 1 J Q X, lp , Q? N f 1 K 1 1529 1 4 .ff Q, ,Q M. . ' fs -'W ciflif Q If flax' ' .tiki ,z r lf ' . 1 , ' Q , 1 ' L - -I N. 1 '. K . 1 '65:','f. gf! '1 .5 fjyyf.. if-1. I 'f ,: V 5-' .-f, . 5 V- A?,,,',,.'A, j .r, 'fl . , 1 K Nfl X at ,ha Y rl X 4 f fu.. v F' V Xm',. f 1tq'r-1'-Q4 ex: SWR I 5' . m W 1- 3 J? W W-53 as , s, I xg 5 X, 3 fx 'Tk R H S uv. Xb WL --. fx - 4 'QL 'J Wu! N.-.wr VARSITY Front Row: Jackie Curry, Mickey Hayes, Terry Rielly, captain, Killre O'DonncII, Bob Donovan, coach. Back Row: Joe Hogan, Dick Sulluvan, Wxlly Wyres, Henry Chryzanowsku, Mosse Pcrrrcane. -1 I ju? Ulu Jvr-' 10r ur-. - - 68 age on 3 basket team, kind an KO vauscsa vase' at 'Af' Nettle O,DOfxfl koi htg I yet cntnfi 9-In OD pw' '3Q9r h studenrsanbds seek th Var ecofhe e ball 35 My toggle 'he fo Our r e EXW' I a the C' Qfothg Alufnlvxlff Nov. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. foy th 6 QBIPIUVES K of the e Q39 game. 0500 I at the 24 3 6 9 II I3 I6 8 I7 22 28 7 I9 iatkrfni 'cam A U Alumni Sacred Heart, Elizabeth Bayonne High School St. Peler's Prep, Jersey City Holy Family, Union Cnty St. MichaeI's, Jersey City Bayonne Tech St. Pctcr's, Staten Island Bayonne Evening High St. Peter's, Staten Island Holy Family, Union City Sacred Heart, Elizabeth St. Peter's Prep, Jersey City B 36 39 6 22 44 32 36 4I 44 20 24 2I I8 SCH They 3I 32 38 44 62 40 68 76 6I 59 37 23 SI ents,- E D U L E We They Feb. 28- St. MiChael's, Jersey City 32 23 Hudson County Catholic Tournament Feb. 3fSt. Michael's, Union Cnty 41 45 Feb, 6-St. Cecilisfs, Kearny 52 53 New Jersey Catholic Tournament March I8f'St, Bonaventure's, Paterson 23 22 March 23-St. Michaels, Newark 27 44 High Sforer--fTerry Rielly CaptainvTerry Rielly Managerf-Dave Von Schaumberg Assistant Manager- Robert Paugh iif if 2. Qgw H Sv'-92 ,Qs K X 4 o - ng L f 'eff 1 if 1 1 1 S V :X my Jug? g 7' 5 .5 ,V QA Q, I 'QQ' 'S T5 3 L QQ rmgfg? . Q Q gxgq? high One' a caches, for lofwafd' i 05, flashing 0, ii if-- Doris BYU 3 Joan Donov n exhibits th Q derlCkf mmm lP- SJ She fl Y. mul sh0 e proper Stance for a Pe GIRLS' 'l946 - l947 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE C. Y. O. , Home ,, , Home Away W Away Home Away , ,Away ,, Home Away , ,Home , ,, Away , ,, Home Home ,, Away , Home November 24-Alumnae W ,,,,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,, December ll-St. Michael's, Jersey City ,,,,,,, ,,,, December I3-St. Aloysius High, Jersey City ,,,,,, December l7fSt. Aloysius High, Jersey City ..,,.... January 2l-St. Michael's, Jersey City ,,,,,,,.., January 22-Mt. St. Dominick's, Caldwell ,,,,.., January 27-St. Luke's, Ho-Ho-Kus ,,,,,..,,,,, January 29-St. MichaeI's, Newark-. ....,,... January Sl-St. Mary's, Elizabeth ,.,.....,,.,........ February 3-St. Vincent Academy, Newark ,,,,.,,, February 5-St. MichaeI's, Newark ,,,,, ,,.,,,..., February ll-St. Mary's, Elizabeth ,.,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, February 14-Our Lady of the Valley, Orange W February 24-St. Vincent Academy, Newark March I-Mt. St. Dominic Academy, Caldwell ,,,,,,, March '3-St. Luke's, Ho-Ho-Kuse, ....,,,,,,A... ,,,, . March 18-Our Lady of the Valley, Orange ,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,, Highest Scorer-Agile DORIS BRODERICK-20 Captain-MARGARET MEEHAN Manager-TERESA ALFIERI Assistant Manager--MARION CASSIDY Away 7 points 995' Meehan .J Manager, Deus, Capfami and e 'O Dos Tefesa Al - . '3 Qame before 'Eav' hen' We 24 27 I3 15 I9 31 33 5 33 I2 21 36 22 I8 25 42 22 T 9- 'HQ for hey 26 I8 I8 I9 8 38 39 49 24 I4 35 38 33 32 47 25 47 wp- r pil 13 C ter Maples n 9 I9 e param n f o I ten ailo I4 edxgg d F O pubIIC Compexe-:fHa,,Ixv mom I CI O Iumenswc ks 3 U efesk to I I hcrme BI assxstaf' cd In a hc, ab? cas iargcumuxatc VC ye -Owl Ma Gee. gefv dm9'n, Ng. ap. KO Q05 c,KY?'X,yoV:laxY M9050 X K -com 25-a.xayyKxfcnftle1NY,:3 L,xeXe0 I 3 Cob we ew, N0 Ke, fx fm 5. 0 be x CO T 4 max XLQSCBKC XB XCYXB ne. v3evY'I a EDITORIAL STAFF Editor CATHERINE BLUMENSTOCK Assistant Editors FLORENCE PARADINE PATRICIA HARRITY MARGARET MAHONEY FLORENCE DONNELLY MARY ANN ALLEN MARIAN DAVIS VERONICA URBANIAK Business Manager GEORGIAN NA ROCHE 72 wc Nc. Sllgf mf' sm ,f'f-arm? Schomehue SC 14 ,D Ol f 000, ,gr Dub! Mar, Galgqfi 155671 IO Su Qh C' Q , 44 f of' I -we-v.,,,,,,AW IAS5 go goxixek mfhidf aw ' is U Xwevl Mad G -QI . can vc-,X asscffx 92491 NI Xp Ioan Art Editors MILDRED BELL ELEANOR HAGGERTY Sports Editor DONALD GALLAGHER Contributors MARY MCGONIGLE CECELIA FITZGIBBONS JOAN GORDON MARY DUNNE RITA OLSEN TERESA ALFIERI MARY DILLON GERTRUDE REID MARIE GETTING5 PAUL MCELWEE KENNETH HOLTON 0 D ohh 115- Tow, fl Flolfy lvl, Sosh o, f F1 'ho of Qoffzsfe New , o D a ost Q Uno, ara 'OL of WA fy' 11150 Off ,Staff 'In A af,' D010 Q, as - 5 40 017 Or Qhf. ' 017, Dev? ,qmghll Georg. I lo I I MATTHEW CLARK HAMME DOLORES AMERMON MAUREEN MURNANE PATRICIA DONNELLY ELLEN MARIE ORT CONCETTA ROSIELLO MARGARET MESSANO Typist: MARIE GETTINGS BERNADETTE GILLEN MILDRED BELL FRANCES BONNER DORIS BRODERICK MARGARET KITSON CATHERINE KUNKLE AMELIA MULLIGAN REGINA BRANCHE GERTRUDE REID ANNE TOSCANO can C Qraph Gshm s wh. an 6 C.i'gd.MfIC,, , s gfxes Harvest bgontsak 5 . v e IGM vfafxff Ivviixanisa Th agen Som cf awhege ff:.:2,,5sC5' wah Q andx Ckadffs 60Wnge'IC 5k ' Maur: ,Neil 71 Faith - f Ideas fl, fflembe cessf 'V an fs of adeffgflaggegiflzilsfft erfoelfiarlgook I7 f . o sf 1 Ma, 0 R, 'wk aff y Mccghrf J G me 9'0up , Omg, O5f7 Go Hal-V Ogefh Co-Edifors MARY T. DILLON RITA M. OLSEN MARY DUNNE IRENE FARRELL CECILIA FITZGIBBONS JOAN GORDON BERNADETTE GILLEN MARY GLEESON MARY MCGONIGLE Ari' MILDRED BELL JOAN CASHMAN 73 dlfg,S Pd B , R- ell the yggf Olsggwfulfy O00 an ap . k dllm d M-afD Se my V DIN some ' on Dho Dore 7 over Q, I fd Gsf Sr' - Dunneqefllla Ogztiwaryoglg 947 Zofgllflg Qlbbon 93017, Begg- , nd , Mar Y Contributors DANIEL BOYLE JOAN CONTE MATTHEW HAMMEL KENNETH HOLTON MICHAEL KENNELLY HELEN LENAHAN MARY MCGEE MARY MCGRAW VINCENT PERRICANE MARY WHITE Business Manager FRANCES R. BONNER Assisfanfs MARIE A, GETTINGS THERESA MIERZEJEWSKA O- H713 Gazing af the incoming naval ships, ihe girls marvel af fheir beauty in The dying sunset. Don, f lea n foo fa, 0 ve, th ar la ke, Qfrlsl Th e ite i 5 Qeff- 'Hg Y , hlrll 1 ni -'ix i That snowball hit the mark! Duck, seniors, here comes another one. , -. 'xii . 4-fb. ,wa . . .9 . 9 xr ' . , K gk i if 'i 'L . .o,,,. .. s. xx' rx ,Q in Joan Gordon, Mary Dillon, Doris Broderick, and Rita Olsen prepare ammunition in an effort to oulwit the foe. 'fm 'K .W ww - ..eg,c,, 15, Sr Though not exactly a stairway to the stars, the Park steps offer an excellent spot from which to aim that snow. Ge,-,rua Serei .de L 'fl' ofollrde fh S d . e senigffgigfs at aide fh '78 e U17 . asus l Laughter prevails as the battle gains way! We know it's hard to find a Park bencr girls, but really-fa snow mound' !XQ :Mir if a . A Wx wk . was S, - lang 4' Aw ' ii X Q- 5 , -Q 1 A f f A+. Q-Q --, 5- - hm Q - f 'lo v H , ,1 -V AE ' , 4 if 'Tank' Vw AA ml.. ,477 q If I A , F., l 'Y h-K 1f3,,uA..lE-1-Q, MTW' I ' Q rt W My 4 Y ff A .1 Q.. ,gi Ii, hwhqzdd A A Q M g 49 V I U Q Q 31 D D jx If 13 ,EN Wm Q -g,N -' '4'4'5ig-'IV'-3' r 5 0 4 if 'Q 1' ' f 4554 Lsw'.+S'!J Q u l ,nl 'Q-.,-L' .L f ff AQ K- 6 Fl 11 ,,aM..f1', 6g ski? -, , 5' ig v 's 1 1 Z. 2 M46 Ious senior committee. StandinQ3 'hc Zea Gleeson ' buicd to - TNC SUCC055 of me Cn'C ammCnf may be atm' J h Farley, John Curry, Mary Vincent Pcrrrucane, OSCD H16 and Eleanor Haggerty- D . Ma'IannianEi1uuXi1rl:YJSnTon.Ogggizgl3 MarQ-irc' Klfsomf Mary W ' 'CJ a u . 1 x ri N 2 , 1 K I s J I 4 K 9 , . f qw Ou we Mr 059f7fln 5DOn Q Our D IfnciyifblgnjffrgHca':,SSniOTh gLGfc Umbas C gack Rowxoijhly onjoycvzf so Ugg, Davyd Vgrfon Cox, JCB Fisher' Bgffichaumburg X Front ROW. Qronlericgrerwnarwl 'L JRfra Olsen M can Cashman' Bly Wt r angel-guardians of the big cvcni re Mr, Rolpmf Donovan and guc . Joseph Santoro, Miss Winifl nny Mrs Santora Mr. and N' Ke , . , Joseph Brauch fFranrcs Sullivanb, N' Clarre Donovan and Mr. James Donov, Bn. T, fa? 3 I H' P? vv E Y Fr ll 1 li 'T 'Y x N if' , 9 1 . 1, M , 1 ff 9 . ,V 1g ?k.fl I 1 5 .vi Nw 5 an ,N n -Q' N V, , . - ,s ,S-rf 1, 5 in taifgiu. , L,'i,1 Moose prize' Thdhd Joyce f l ' e enclrcledsgrgyirgi a drsplay of th f Smile their 9 me ral ent that won fh encou . Cm Yhc da the performeffgmemf 9'Vlf1Q moral supporfnfc? 'ws The maze wm ,, - nors of the ev spovlsf Lef it enmg lane up with Mr. Sanfora T to Rlghfz Carol Campbell Ponscak, Mr. S ' , proud of their and guest, Vincent Gibbons, Irene anfora, Joyce Smith, and Moose Perrrcane. Q O Ulla nne and Cglsen' KSU' Marv 2:0 glxafcceqfgfg Hshamroc Sxamllnqrncss ul? W me mg , Ol lcd hlcfl Tlkclgmbonijcamxxgg ,cvC6Thc lag? by KYRZ vsncCu29Q3yad UL bOfqlOf'6.r was Szmndxflg ol in Joan Gycc ncagc, LadYaQm' of ,fhcloafl GX '.'Tg?cclSlnqCrC,l2C'Ua' me lei' Ok 82 if Al Kanawha '77' A novel lrush poem was delnvered in minslrcl fashion by Marne Sulluvan, Amelia Mullrgan, Eleanor Haggerty, and Mary Whlte. 4' W2 - X 4? 0. Bonnie Bell seems to be The center of attraction here Anne Cody and Betty Brcnmn smll th K c on c as Mary Pat Gleeson gazes fearfully, sensnng thc comrng Mushroom Epnsodcf' Slugger was the of the year. v- t. 'Pl f44. A iii Q -.Q. l fa. .4 4 The Doctor lDornQ Rmllcruckl ami thc mime lCathormc Brcnrmnl gaze solncl tnously at tlw pullout lMmy Dlllonl who ns near collapse. The awe struck Sylvan lMmy Buylol wmmlm-rs why lNCr announccmcnt that Bonnie Bc-llc was klllcll by .3 Muck shoulll Lmmu muh A furor Sylvia, tlwm is a SlIQl1l 4llllCfCIlC0 lvciwcvn llcnth lxy rmlslwroonws and clcalh by truck, y' know, .1 V . 1 lllikfl l Q Mal 'N gi Sv ,J Ay 5 oly lfldry galnlffyfs f I Qfaryd 50, 1,,f,?'7Qsre,Y osg wifi? Sr pf Joan Blmkh 5 DO.1rf,L.kf5Gl110aS 5 This fwefful Ufolgac and mlm- '.'f'fvdmom 'O fl Patricia Donnelly, Dolores Amrnorman, Joan Amfrml, Valvrlc Nalduccl, Clauc Hasscrl, Lovrarnc Trvrnmcr, Honor loolo, Mary Annv Wcngefrom and Macy O'Donnu!I whulcd and sang gracefully and nwololllously to the Irnsh aus that typalwnl the Sl, Patruclds Day program. H3 Fa 771 v fhcr 1: :dvi orous Drfc'5'T,Jhihoray0rfuI QVGA? SUCCZVU we SVDIQUSV and 55 of our Clellfjebfed tg' hu. ar, f me 'vw ' ' My Lord and my God Father Flavian eievares the thc -kgowed nn hurmlufy before monstrance as heads are , sacred presence of the Holy Eucharnsf, 84 pu and 5 QBY .ng the duo akx xtabXCDMOn . a d MS 9 Qu X A C XC. ni V0 muS'C px?v:lcf0O'ab QEWCC 3 10' me eycf more X PEUX Mgponsxbxc B er Bm wer!! gSxa,qrof'5' P-5 5 tqxv iesx V Hd ueage tow Y YC fx can Gr - rn t 'fx rv v I mx Marv cmd, Father FitzPatf' - k Eigign dnstribliie a?hjeFaFTl2fr mrs mgcyg fa? fervent seny their three 2,329 ending fo and mednahgri Drayer Our retreatmaster, Father Fla vian, accepts the warm hand extended by Mickey Hayes upon completion of a happy and holy retreat. Others are, lett t ' h o rig t, Matthew Hammel Rita Ols E cn, dward Huey, Cecilia Fntzg bon Kenneth Holton, Paul MCEII Mickey Kcnnelly, Frances Bon and Mary Dillon. wee, nef lb- N-. 11 X3 A .x I .5 C3 i I Scnio rs encouraged by Father visit the shrines o f Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Patrick, M i it if? if Y? .R MVi Qin pier Mom wifaffwgy of I Y 1, ng accoms.:rriedLy C5C?nl?nScI' Swccr bY Loreffghraceinglprrswsg 5 Je. l AA- H , ,4- r--,V gina:-lin' ccuparxis ak We quest kabre are Paul MCENwee, Mary OrNon, Teresa Mfrerk, Joseph Nmarcr, Mrs. Frances Branch, Father Fravian, Mr. Doseph Santora, Frances Bonner, Wrutc, Joan Gdrease, Audrey EXder, and Davrd Von Schaumburg. W K Mary 36 .H h fl ffffiilfi L? Q as S Xi? gig? M 'lm Q X rx A S45 SQ ? f K Y L 0 f gyx 'Q New mme af A 45, . mmf 3 T PRESENTED BY W awww Y si X WH. .r ,Qs - .wx av 'y 5 , f . A Vx Y If ' N X A '...,-.',l 'R , N k qIg '- :mist . Nwiwwwwfmmfwlfw-1 'Hi' A wwwvwx , . + .- ...wax , NQ K ,,x . ,A N V ' J. hx xiii .. 'N:M:x A , . V' A X --'- K-1.wf,Q.Q..q.-M ff rv. L L K'-in -N NfNNNX,,X- A 1,-ww - X . fx, 'Xxx ' M xl ji 'L ' QV, , X . sf? 1 Y . X - WXNW ---V -1 L ' ef N XR NA K MWWQ- k ,.,. . ff' K. 5 s 1- XX NWMLW , , ' ' 1 x 'w.MLmWx'M' , K 2 K k w.,.,W . , .1 .s k ,Ml - C 'f . . ., .. s 5 i i 5 S . E - E . E xmR.,gbQ , K ,, N 5 '72 Ei! , 41 JOSEPH A. MURPHY .,. . Glcc Club Conductor N 3 i I . 1 , N..,,-.www-W 2 .' 4 -f Q + 'ii' 3 4 fe ' K , .av .,,.. Q! lf- lil- -ii.--Y - IK Ira members QVOUD together' LT'aYT?Francis Bonner, and Mucha-2 ' hes l d V'o inis Tqifii Qageerifiig Jineanrioeagciiiwan, Pianist MBVY Sweeney' an I ar . www Conductor JOSEPH A, MURPHY President JOAN GI LLEASE Vice-President MARY DILLON Secretary RITA OLSON Librarians MARGARET M, MARKEY ANNE O'DONNELL CECILIA FITZGIBBON DORIS BRODERICK Accompanists MARY SWEENEY MARGARET TIERNEY Freshmen Accompanists PATRICIA CASHMAN JOAN CAMILLERY 90 I A . NUNZIO PINTAURO Conductor Prcsidcnf DONALD MAHONEY Vice-President FRANCES BONNER Secretary VALER I E NALDUCCI Librarian JOAN CASHMAN enneiivl T C! up x The following solos were sun ' ,, . Q by Mary Dillon, Y ,, ,, , Jsale ' Joan G'.H9a59 Qave her rendifion of RomaOnLg3 IS My 'Heart Alone ' and Ipallmg in Love Wffh h n end Kervfin McMahon combined their talent - I an L'Amour Tofjlouirs LAmour . Afterwards earts . Kerwm soloed Th . , S 'U TWO vocal duets, Thin AI ff ,, ' Elqer sang Vienna DreaL?,S,,' aidwfgi 'sigime Lonlgbfn, and- UntiI . PauFMc2'I'5eeaar:1Cii lilting voice fo mfhe Italian Street Songpwith jYoane-azleaiz their duets. Valerie Naiducci added hc? 79 RT. REV. MSGR. JOSEPH F. DOLAN RT. REV. MSGR. CHARLES J, DOYLE REV. PATRICK F. X. FITZPATRICK RT. REV. MSGR. WILLIAM F. LAWLOR REV. REV REV REV. LEO J. MARTIN FLAVIAN O'DONNELL, C.P. DANIEL J. O'REILLY RICHARD D. WALL 9l ST. VlNCENT'S KUERl CLASS OF 1943 Ace Radio Service Mr. and Mrs. John F. Alfieri Altschuler's Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Altz Armstrong's Service Station Athletic Association of H. F. A. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Bagley Bake-Rite Home Bakery Bayonne Aerie No. 604, F. O. E. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bell Mr. and Mrs. J. Bleakley Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Bonner Frances and George Bonner '47 Augustus E. Hoppe John Huey, Jr. J. M. Johnson and Company E. Jones, Confectionery Store Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karecky George E. Keenan Co. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kegelman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kleimack A. Kochanek, Bakery Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Lane Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lenahan Lester's Confectionery Store Mr. and Mrs. J. Mack Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brennan Robert Broderick Mr. and Mrs Matthew A. Butler Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs .William A. Carroll Anthony B. Cashman Edward F. Clark Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Andrew J. Markey Paul McEIwee Daniel McGonigle John McTague Thomas Mierzejewska Mt. Carmel Florist Mr. and Mrs. John Cody Cohen's Furniture House Creighton and Spofford, lnc. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. Croghan Dempsey's Paint Store W. C. Devlin and Sons De Waters and Hoffman Laundry Mr. James J. Donovan, Sr. James J. Donovan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Donovan Mr. and Mrs. John F. Doolan Mrs. Catherine Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Dunne Mrs. Peter J. Eckel Egermann and Fraher, Clothiers Mr. Anthony Esposito Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Farley Mrs. Agnes Fisher Mr. Cornelius J. Murphy C. J. Murphy, Coal and Ice Co. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Murray National Food Market Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Denis O'Donnell Mr. Neil O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. John G. O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. William P. Olsen Mrs. Anna Ouimette Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Paul Rose Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. E. Russ Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Russell Dr. and Mrs. John P. Sakowski Dr. James F. Shanahan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shaw Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A Friend Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs John Fitzgibbon Michael Flannery Harry Fletcher Frank Gettings H. Gillen Mr. and Mrs. . James Gleeson Mrs. Mary M. Griffin Haggerty and Flynn's Celtic Club Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hall Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holton Silver Bros., Clothiers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan Sunshine Laundry, lnc. Dr. and Mrs. E. Sweeney John Swift, Social and Athletic Club Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cletus J. Turnbach Charles Vetrini Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . E. Von Schaumburg Simon F. White G. J. Widmaier Mr. Sam Wolf The Most Reverend Thomas J. Walsh conferred the rank of domestic prelale bestowed by His Holiness, Pope Pius Xll on Rf. Rev. Monsignor A William F, Lawlor, April 20, l94'l. Mr. John J, Bonner Mlss Marne Bonner Mr. Muchael Bonner Mrs. Mrchael Bonner Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Bonner Book Centre Arthur Boothby Mr. and Mrs. James Borzck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Bosch Felicia Bovery Mr. and Mrs. Dan Boyle Mr. Edward Boyle Mrs. Grace Boyle Mr, and Mrs. James Boyle James Boyle Mr. Nell Boyle Mrs. Nell Boyle John Blanche Robert Branche Mr. and Mrs. T. Branche Mrs. Catherine Brannlck Mnss Mary J. Brannlck Mr. Patruck G. Brannuck Mr. William J. Brannlck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brauch Anne R. Brennan Mr. and Mrs, John Alfieri Geraldine Allen Patrlck Allen Altschuler's Jeweler's Mr. and Mrs. Charles Altz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Amerman Mrs. Frank Andrea Ann - Lynn Shoppe Helen Appleman Mr. George Armstrong Mrs. Anna Arnold Astor Shoe Store Atlantuc Pharmacy Jeanne Bachet Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baginski Mrs. Dorothy Ballor Wllllam J. Banko Banner Grocer Ruta A. Bannon Bayonne Sport Shop Mr. and Mrs. W. Bednarek Margaret C. Begley Moss Eleanor Belby Mrldred Bell Berkowitz Men's Store Mrs. Wrllram Bennlng Mrs. Catherlne Berrell Berry's Seryucc Statnon Mrs, Robert Bullard Mrs. Albert Bnrkner Robert W. Black Rita D. Bleach Catherine Blumenstock Charles F. Blumenstock Mr. Charles H, Blurnenstock Mrs. Charles H. Blumenstock Mr. and Mrs. S. Blyskal Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bolte, Sr. Miss A. M. Bonner Mrs. Bredget Bonner Mass Anne Bonner James Bonner John Bonner Miss Ann Brennan Eileen M. Brennan Elizabeth Brennan Mrs. J. Brennan John T. Brennan Mrs. John J. Brennan, Sr. Joseph P. Brennan, Sr. Peter J. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. C. Broderick Charles Broderick Mrs. Emma Broderick Mr. and Mrs. F. Broderick Frank Broderick Mr. Robert Broderick Mr. and Mrs. W. Broderick Margaret Brown Mr. rozowstowski Mr. John J. Buckley Miss Laurene Burke Mrs. William Burke William A. Burns, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Burns Matthew R. Butler Richard Matthew Butler Thomas E. Butler Thomas J. Caden Mr. and Mrs. F. Callahan Mr. Patrick Campbell Mrs. Patrick Campbell Winifred Campbell Mrs. Alfred Carino Mr. Arthur J. Carroll Bernadine T. Carroll Mr. Edward J. Carroll Miss Grace Carroll Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll Kathleen M. Carroll Miss Mary Carroll Theresa and Richard Carroll Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Carroll Vincent Casciano Casey's Cleaners Mrs. Alicia B. Cashman Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Cashman Anthony B. Cashman, Jr. Mr. Edward P. Cashman Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cashman Patricia F. Cashman Father Patrick P. Cashman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cashman Mr. and Mrs. J. Cassidy Miss Marion Cassidy Ruth Cassidg Virginia C. assidy Joe - Dom - Choochs Mr. and Mrs. C. Chuzas Cianciulli's Pharmacy Miss Dorothy Clark Miss Marg Ann Clark Mary R. lark Ruth and Betty Cliss Gerard J . Clougher Mr. and Mrs. John J. Clougher, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clougher Robert J. Clougher Mr. and Mrs. P. Coakley Mrs. E. Cody Jack J. Cody Jane Cody Joan Cong-y A Mrs. M. ofield Miss Ann Connolly Elizabeth Connolly Mrs. J. Connolly Mary J. Connol y Joan A. Conte Mr. and Mrs. Michael Conti Miss Marie A. Cook Mary M. Cook Mrs. Helen T. Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper Mrs. J. Corcoran John Corigliano Miss Florence Corris '46 Mrs. A. Cosgrove Margaret Courtney Mr. and Mrs. M. Cox Miss Mary Crehan Miss Patricia Crehan Mr. and Mrs. John Cristi Mr. and Mrs. H. Croghan Miss Frances Cronley Mr. William Cronley Mr. William Cronley Mr. and Mrs. W. Cronley Mr. and Mrs. W. Cronley Daniel S. Cullinane Miss Elizabeth Cullinane Z John E. Cullinane John Cullinane Richard J. Cullinane Miss Eileen Curtain Catherine Cushing Mrs. T. Cushing Mary Czok Dairy Maid Mr. Edward Daly Miss Etta Daly . Mr. and Mrs. Francis Daly Margaret Daly Thomas Daly Joan Davie Mr. and Mrs. E. Davis Joseph A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Davis Mr. William Decker Mrs. Mary Delaney Mrs. Luke Dempsey Tony Martin DeNicola Mrs. Anne Denver Mary Dermody Mr. and Mrs. V. DeSantis Mr. Joseph P. Devine Miss Helen R. Dillon Mr. Joseph Dillon Mrs. William Dillon Daniel Doherty Mrs. Grace Doherty Hugh Doherty Mary Doherty Patrick Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dolan Mrs. Frances Dolan Ned Dolgins Thomas Dombrowski Catherine A. Donlan Mrs. Elizabeth Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Donnelly Miss Helen Donohue Mr. and Mrs. John Donohue Donovan's Service Station Edward Donovan Joan E. Donovan Miss Mary L. Donovan Miss Regina Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Donovan Mr. Stephen J. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. W. Donovan Mary Agnes Doolan Timothy J. Doolan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dowd Mary Jane Doyle Donald Dugan Miss Mae Dugan Mrs. R. Dunham Claire Dunnigan Mr. and Mrs. T. Dwyer Eddie's Food Store Mrs. Arthur Edwards Mr. John Egan Mr. Alfred Eichler Audrey Elder Mr. and Mrs. James Elder ElIen's Confeetionary Store Minnie Engler l. Epstein, Pharmacist Mrs. A. Esposito Dorothy Esposito Mr. John Esposito Mrs. J. Evans Excelsior Dairy Mrs. Thomas Fallon Mr. Joseph Farley Mr, Leo Farley! Mr. and Mrs. . Farrell Mr. and Mrs. V. Farrell Miss Winifred Farrell Mr. George Feeley Rose Feu er Edward Finley, Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Finnigan Mary E. Fitzhenry '46 John Flanagwan Harry Fletc er F. M. G E. Beauty Salon Mrs. V. Foerst Dominick Forker Daria Frankoski Louis Frankoski Miss Betty Lou Fraustet Mrs. N. Freeman Philip Friedman A Friend A Friend, C.' E. Cornelius V. Gallagher James Gallagher S2fc 94 Mrs. Mary Gallagher Mary Rose Gallagher Gardella's Wines Cr Liquors Mr. and Mrs. F. Garrity Mrs. Jane Gartlan Gary's Gift Shop Otto Geis Mrs. Loretta Geroldsek Frank P. Gettings, Jr. Mr. John F. Gettings Marie A. Gettings 47 Blanche Giannobile May Gibbons '46 Gibian's Children Shop Joan Gibney Marylu Gilbertson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Giles Andrew T. Gill Francis Gill Mr. Eugene K. Gillen Miss Mary Gillen Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Gilroy Miss Providencia Ginario Mr. and Mrs. Charles Givens .and Mrs. Dennis Givens . John Givens .and Mrs. Joseph Glatz . .und Mrs. Robert Glenn John J. Glynn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Golias Miss Lorraine Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gotti MaryNGowen Mr. illiam Green Catherine Greeves Dorothy MacGreiner Joseph F. Griffin Gross's Dry Goods Mr. Grossman Stanley Gurbisy Thomas Gurry C. Haggerty's Sons Mr. and Mrs. James Haggerty Margaret B. Haggerty Marie Haggerty Thomas ague Mr. and Mrs. R. Haiber Mr. and Mrs. Hakim Miss Florence Hall Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hall James T. Hammel Margaret S. Hanagan Miss Dolores Hanlon R. H. Harris Meat Market Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Harz Anne P. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Havrilla Mr. and Mrs. William Hay Hayes Dairy Products Mrs. Helen Hayes Joan Hayes '48 Theresa Healy Mrs. Bernard Heaney Helene Henne ' Mr. and Mrs. J. Hennessey Mrs. Helen Hennessey Matthew Hennessey Robert Henry Ann Higgins Mr. and Mrs. William Hilla Mrs. Jane Hingston Thomas F. Hitchell, Jr. Byron Hodgdon Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman Mrs. Lena Hogan Joseph Hogan '47 Mr. Thomas Hogan Mrs. R. Hogarth Mr. and Mrs. Hohmann lnez Hohmann '47 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hojnowski Elizabeth Holmes John J. Hourihan Miss Mary D. Hovell Mr. D. V. Huey J. Huey lll E. R. Humphreys Joan Hunter Patricia Hurley Margaret Hussey Elizabeth Ann Jaeger Miss Regina Jakubowski Gail Jedziniak Mrs. l. Jelic Joan's Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson Mr. William Johnson Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. John Jones Alice Marie Jordon Mr. Vincent Kane Miss Dolores Karecky '47 Mr. and Mrs. Felix Karecky Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karecky Mr. Joseph Karecky Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Katusa Harry J. Kegelman ll Mrs. Ella Keigher Robert Keller Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kellin Mrs. William Kelly Miss Betty Ann Kelly Mrs. D. E. Kelly Katherine Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. J. Kennelly Mr. Patrick Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kerr Alice Jane King ' Mr. Edward M. King Mr. and Mrs. John King John King, Jr. Mrs. Mary King Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Kitson Miss Helen M. Kitson Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kitson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kitson, Sr. Kitty's Sportswear Shop Stanley .Klejst Miss Helen Klose Adrienne Komar Mr. Walton Kontje John Korba Marie Koscs Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kovacs Miss Joan Kowalski Janet Krause Mr. and Mrs. Al Krauza Krevsky Dept. Store Mr. and Mrs. A. Kunkel Ann Kurty Mr. and Mrs. E. Lampe lda Lampe Mr. James J. Lane Mr. and Mrs. John Lane Miss Sara Marie Lane Mrs. A. L. Lapanne Mr. and Mrs. L. Lasch Mrs. J. Leahy Mrs. John Leahy Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Leddy Wanda Lempa Helen Lenahan Mrs. J. T. Lenahan Mr. George Lennon Mr. and Mrs. John Levendusky Miss Winitred Levendusky R. Leventhal, Druggist Mr. and Mrs.Wm. Lewer, Jr. Liberty Candy Company Lido S op Lincoln Bakery Lois Jane Lippert Mr. John Lizinski Luke's Dairy Miss Regina Lyons Mr. A. J. Lynch Bernadette Lynch Mr. Daniel Lynch Mrs. Martin ynch Mr. Macaluso Miss Margaret Macecsko Mr. and Mrs. J. Mack Mr. G. MacQueen Machel Shoe Repairing Mr. and Mrs. Magda Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Magner Robert Maher Michael Mahon Mrs. William Mahon Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. A. Malcolm Malcolm's Dam' Mrs. Dorothy alloy Geraldine Malloy Mrs. Mary Manley Miss Rose Manley Mannequin Dress Shop Marguerite Dress Shop Margaret Mae Markey Anne Martin Mrs. S. C. Mason Catherine Massarelli Mr. John Massarelli Mrs. John Massarelli Master CIeaner's Max The Hatter Mrs. M. Mazur James McAuliffe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. McBarron Mrs. F. J. McBride Mr. and Mrs. W. McCaffrey Consuella McCarthy Hester McCarthy Jerry McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. J. McCarthy Miss Margaret McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. M. McCarthy Miss Rose McCarthy Mrs. M. McCauley Pat McCausland Mary McCawley Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCormick Miss Rose Anne McCusker Ann McGee Mr. and Mrs. C. McGee Nora McGee McGinnis Pharmacy Joseph McGlynn Miss Elizabeth McGovern Mr. F. X. McGovern Mr. Leo McGovern Mrs. F. McGraw James McGuftie Mr. Patrick McGuinness Mr. and Mrs. J. McGuire Mrs. T. McGuire Mr. D. McHenry Mrs. D. McHenry Mr. and Mrs. G. McCarthy John McHorney Joseph McMahon Mrs McNelis Mrs. Thomas McNerney Mr. and Mrs. D. Meaney J. A. Meaney Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Meehan Peggy Meehan '47 Mrs. William Meehan Joan M. Mehltretter Mrs. Elmer Mellett Joseph Mestro Ann Meyer Mr. J. M. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. A. Mickiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mierzeiewski Mrs. Ann Miller Audredy M. Miller Doris .Miller '46 Miss June Miller Mr. John Miselis Mrs. Elizabeth Mooney Miss Veronica C. Mooney Mrs. C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Moore Clare Moran Marie Moran Lucille Morris Henry A. Moskal Theresa C. Mulkeen '46 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mullanaphy Mrs. Hugh Mullaney Mr. and Mrs. H. Muller Mr. and Mrs. H. Muller Maureen Murnane Mrs. C. Murphy Eileeh Murphy Mr. Richard Murphy Mr. Thomas Murphy Mr. and Mrs. E. Murray Mr. Raymond Murray Beatrice Nagengast Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nagengast Marie Nagengast Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Nalducci Robert C. Nardone Kay Natelli Mrs. A. Natton Miss Helen C. Nevins Miss Joan Newman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niland Mr. and Mrs. W. Nimchick Elinore Nolan Mrs. William Nolan Nowinski's Bridal Shoppe Kathleen O'Brien Marguerite O'Brien Miss Helen O'Connell George V. O'Connor Lorraine O'Connor Mr. Andrew O'Connell Miss Anne O'Donnell Anne O'Donnell 95 Anthony O'Donnell Miss Cecilia O'Donnell Mr. John O'Donnell Mrs. J. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donnell Marjorie O'Donnell Miss Mary O'Donnell Richard O'Donnell Miss Rose O'Donnell Mary O'Flaherty Lawrence O'Grady Mrs. J. P. O'Grady Mrs. Agnes O'Halloran Mrs. J. O'l-lalloran Mrs. R. O'Halloran John O'Hara Mr. and Mrs. P. O'Hara Mr. John Olsen Joan H. O'Neill Miss Ruth O'Neill Orient Market E. Orleanski Miss Florence Ort Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Ort Honor O'Toole Mr. Charles Pacloek G. Paezkowski Miss Alice Pasicesnik Mr. and Mrs. Pasniewski Miss Gertrude Paul Margaret Pearson Pelican Family D. Pelli Mary Ann Pepin Miss Rose Perricane Mr. S. Perricane Mrs. S. Perricane Miss Dorothy Peterson Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson Mrs. Mary Peterson Mr. Joseph Petrakian Mrs. Irene Petrakian Mr. and Mrs. J. Petroccione Jeanne C. Pine Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pinkewich Miss Eileen Platt Mr. and Mrs. C. Ploss Mr and Mrs. Wm. Plunkeet L. Poland Margaret Poncsak Miss Veronica Porter '46 Miss Marie Powanda Mr. Thomas Powanda Mrs. Thomas Powanda Mrs. Florence Powers Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pretre Mr. and Mrs. J. Pritchard The Proctor Company Edward Purcell Mrs. E. Pylkowski Quality Candy Shop Miss Rita Quinlan Mr. and Mrs. T. Quinlan Mrs. Francis Quinn Mrs. Helen Rackley Mr. and Mrs. S. Radin Mr. Charles A. Rampolla Mrs. Rath Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reid Mrs. Henry Reid Mr. John Reid Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reid Miss Mary Reid Miss Dorothy Reilly '46 Evelyn Reilly '46 Miss Grace Ann Reilly Mrs. C. Richardson Miss Helen T. Riche Mr. and Mrs. James Riche Marie C. Riche '47 John Roarty Neil J. Rogers Mrs. Rolzhausen Rosebud Flower Shop Miss Mary Rountree '46 Mr. Thomas Rountree William E. Ruane Mrs. Ceil Ruding James F. Rush Mr. and Mrs. F. Ryan Mary Jane Ryan Michael Ryan S 2!c Sandler's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schmitt Schneider's Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Schult Mr. Charles J. Schuler Mrs. Lillian Schuler Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Serafin Mr. and Mrs. G. Seymour Mr. and Mrs. A. Sharkey Kitty Sharkey Miss Rose Sharkey Marie Shaw Margaret A. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Miss Gloria Sidison Dorothy Siemon Mr. and Mrs. J. Siemon June Siemon Mrs. Richard Silvay Mr. and Mrs. Michael Simko Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sisak Miss Elizabeth A. Siwek Mr. and Mrs. William Siwek Mrs. Patricia Skowronski Lorraine Slivocka E. A. Smith Mrs. Jean Smith Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Albert Solomon Mrs. G. Somers Henry Spitz, Confectionery Miss Dorothy Stack Mrs. Mary Stack Stenton Clothes Shop Steve's Self Service Helen Strauch Jane Strauch John Strauch Marion Strauch Al Strauss Pharmacy Strauss Bros. Pharmacy Gene Stringer Miss Betty Sullivan Cecilia Sullivan Miss Dorothy Sullivan '46 Miss Helene Sullivan Mrs. James Sullivan Theresa Sullivan Sunshine Farm Products Mr. Joseph G. Susek Stella E. Susek Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney Mrs. Thomas Sweeney Mrs. M. A. Swiney Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taibl Mary Thygesen Mr. and Mrs. William Thynne Mrs. E. W. Tierney Mr. and Mrs. William Tierney Eleanor A. Tkac Toffel's Diary Tom and Tony's Market Miss Gertrude E. Toscano Mrs. Marie Toscano Mr. Vito J. Toscano Mrs. Anne Trainor Miss Mary Trainor Mr. Robert Trainor Mr. and Mrs. George E. Travis Mrs. Marie Travers Dr. William F. Travers Miss Evelyn Trusch '46 Mrs. Paula Troncoso Richard Tulian Mr. Cletus J. Turnbach, Jr. Miss Josephine M. Turnbach Nancy A. Turnbach Mr. Edward Turner Mrs. Charles Twomey Margaret Twomey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tyle Joan Ulrich Miss Veronica Urbanik Dr. A. M. Vannatta, D.D.S. Mrs. Anna C. Veldran Tony Velluzzi C. Vetrini Robert J. Vetrini Mr. Harry Volmer Aurora Von Schaumburg Einar Von Schaumburg Mr. Leo Von Schaumburg Mrs. Leo Von Schaumburg Eileen Vreeland Mr. and Mrs. R. Vreeland John Wade Mrs. Muriel Waldron Francis Walsh Ronnie Walsh '45 Miss Ann Ward Mrs. James Ward Margaret Ward Miss Mary A. Ward Mr. Michael J. Ward Henry Wardell Mr. and Mrs. John Warner Wasko Brothers Gilda Webb Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Weicker William Weicker Weininger's Dairy Agnes Welsch EiIeen'Welsch John F. Westlake Miss Anne B. White Mr. Nicholas P. White Nicholas White, Jr. Walter J. Widmaier Dr. S. Wigdor Elizabeth Winston Miss Marie Wisniewski Arthur J. Wolf F. W. Woolworth Co. No. 883 Edna J. Wyman '46 Mrs. Margaret Wyres Mrs. Mary Yard Miss Maureen Yard Mrs. Anna Yurko Miss Marie Yurko Edward Zaleck Mrs. F. Zauzmer Mr. John Zeblakes Alfred Zindel BAYONNE PUBLIC LIBRARY erm, K .ff- ' V ,.,-! AK .rf fi' Freshmen dear, is it envy in your eyes- Wishing to relinquish your academy ties? Here is a secret we seniors would impart, When that day comes, there'll be a sorrow in your We too, when freshmen thought as you do now 'Would the time ever come to make our final l3ow?' Strange as it seems that desire has passed As now we stand-graduates at last, lt isn't so pleasant to whisper farewell To friends, to those memories too numerous to tell. So be happy, keep smiling with a radiant glowj And pity us seniors so reluctant to go from Holy Family. THE EDITORS heart. Produeed by Engrovatone O NEW CITY PRINTING COMPAN UNION CITY, N, J. gw n E 3 F QI .E Qi PE w: -ls 55 V. 2 L . I. E 'li f .... .ern ii'ZT'W ' Uv 'V 'iii-' ' :ji JY.: 5 '52 A' ' ' gig. ,f-:V my, Q, 551 Jia T, 51012: ' QA, lr, :Q Q.:s QL? .. fi- - -if T. ff . ,gil 1 . -13-1.2 , 5,.,. ,. Q?-11 A - --...,,.-V ' in-K