Holy Trinity High School - Trinitarian Yearbook (Hackensack, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1939 volume:

1 , Y Ai I gm V Zffjlfvw, 1 5 i R 1 s P R O M 'Q 3 9 ' E x Li bris 67,71 CJ-f 5 555252525222gagagsgggegzgagg2i232g2g23222f232z2z2s2 , T I1 e TRINITARIAN Published by THE SENIUR CLASS of 1939 TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL Hackensack, N. .I. Page Four DEDICATION To SISTER AGNES CYRIL Whose keen foresight, infectious enthusiasm and tireless efforts, have found for Trinity its place in the sun, Where the high ideals of school spirit, scholastic achievement, and Cath- olic action which she has inspired, have grown to full bloom and fruitfullness. To Sister Agnes Cyril our devoted mentor and guide, the Class of 1939 affectionately dedicate this issue of the Trinitarian . g 1 g - ' J' ' AS E55 ' Gif' .. cf? His Excellency The Most Reverend Thomas I. Walsh, D. D. Archbishop of New Iersey 'l X1 l Page Five Page Six Rt, Rev. Monsignor Eugene S. Burke APPRECIATION With sentiments oi heartfelt gratitude, the Senior Class ot 1939 of Trinity High makes acknowledgement to the Right Reverend Mon- signor Eugene S. Burke for its scholastic career May God bestow His choicest benedictions on you - our beloved Pastor, our faithful Friend, our spiritual Moderator. Order of Books DEDICATION FORWARD FACULTY SENIORS UNDER CLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISERS Pczqem Seve Page Eight William Henry - - 'Sp The class ol l939 expresses its cgkthgnks to Mr. Henry, our senior teacher, gui e, scholar, and triend to the students ot Trinity, We go forth from these portals invigorated by his lieen intellect, refreshed by his Wit, and broadened by his cultural background. wf FACULTY FATHER MARNELL, Religion I ER BURKE, Religion E W l.. !,,lZcf4fi-Gnj, RT.REV.hMDNSK3NOR EUGENE S.BURg2fA, ,i,n,4,,ffJ1,MQE- hloderotor SISTER AGNES CYRIL, S. C. fd ,I--f.:4lX7,V-'Leg' Principol if X, ,f , SISTER HELEN REGINA, S. C. - ' English, Religion L41 - I, , K, I I SISTER MARY ELECTA, S. C. , SponEh,EngUsh,Rehgmn Kvtxxff IAADELHU2E.DALTONQB.A. IANE C.KARPI I,B.AE EngUsh,C3eonuNry hdodunn s,Fiench Fencing, Swimming C-,199 Cin Hunkw CoHege CoHegeci SL Ehzobedu THERE . R . . VS G ANATA'B A GENEVEVEIWJMOORE,A.B I ', F h Flglch fill Sienogrophy, Typing, Book-keeping College of Si. Elizobeih D Youvme College VVHllAA4I.HENRY,B.S. FRANK SEHULSTER,hA A. Biology, Chemistry, Director-Bczslceiboll, Boseboll: A4oUuHnoUcs,F?ench liskwy St Penne CoHege Pounson Skne Nounol Columbioi University Columbio University 2 ,Ji I, MA! ,,,, 0 if Page Tori V yy, A TRIBUTE TO CUR RELIGIOUS Reverend Fathers, with sentiments of deep gratitude the Class of 1939 makes its grateful acknowledgement to you for your keen interest in our spiritual welfare. To you, Sisters of Charity, we offer our ap- preciation for your untiring hours of ceaseless effort during the course of our association with you. To emulate your virtues and graces in our respective vocations, is our goal. Teachers. Many thanks for your patience and quid- ance in giving us a well-rounded knowledge of our scholastic subjects. Flora Perez Page Eleven Forward Pozge Twelve HE CLASS CF 1939 presents a portfolio of familiar scenes and friends that will call again to mind the joys and sorrows, the intimacies and activities of four years well spent, this book was en' thusiastically begun. Departing from set and staid arrangements and Well known conformities of All year Books, we have attempted to provide an interesting, informal, and live' ly portrait of life at our Alma Mater. Bear with us for a time as We unfold to you our story, holding that you will gain through it, a truer conception and a fuller appreciation of what Trinity means to us, 4....4 THE TRINITARIAN 1939 RAYMOND: EDWARD ATTREED . ll ll Ray Men ot few wordsare the best men Arnbition1Pilot I-lobbyfeSports Activities-----Tri-Hi News Science Club Tennis Club 3 Basketball 4 trnanttqorl Baseball 4 4l'IlCIllC,tfl1OI'J Honor Club 3 PATRICIA RITA ,IPCMH 3 To be womanly, is the charm ot woman' Ambition- fNurse Hobby -----Tennis Activities!-Dramatics l, 2 Tri-Hi News Science Club Photo Club 4 Honor Club 3 Year Book Staff Prom Committee Student Council Help Yourself Club Tennis Club 3 Girl's Softball Page Fourteen CHARLES IOSEPH BROWNMJ It , A tl I if Icfe tinie was not his , Ambition--Foreign News Correspondent V Hobby- Tennis Activities' '-- Dramatic Club 34 Class President Tri-Hi News CEolitorJ Science Club Photo Club Debating Club 3 Honor Club 3 4 Mission Unit 4 Year Book Stalt - Prom Connnittoe Orchestra 4 Basketball 3 inauuqot-D Football 3 tnianaqerl Student Council French Club EDWARD FRANCIS COSCfRlFlF' Ed t High erected thoughts, seated in a heart ot courtesy Ambition' - -Electrical Engineer Hobby'---V f- ,Sports Activities - Class Officer l, 2, 3 Tri-Hi News Science Club Year Book Staff Prorn Committee Basketball l Crnanaqerl 4 t L . THE TRINITARIAN 1939 7 , RVN x is 1 M N .1 N SU' 0- N HENRY WILLIAM DINNEB L HI'IUI'lkH He is all things to all men Ambition-Mayor of Iersey City Hobby-W --Sports Activitics --Baseball 4 DOLORES MARY CROCCO Dee Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low Ambition----Designer Hobbyfe --Drawing Activities fDramatics l, 2, 3 Riding Club Honor Club 3 Glee Club 4 Fencing 2 Help Yourself Club Tennis Club 3 Swimming Club 3, 4 r 6 W 5' u S ,xsi , 2 LYDIA ROSEMARY GIBSON Sis Her care was never to offend Ambitione -- -Grammar School Teacher Hobbyf -Swimming Activities-fDra1'natics 3, 4 Honor Club 3 Girl's Basketball 4 Help Yourself Club Girl's Softball tCaptainJ SHIRLEY MAY DAY Duchess T'ts well to be merry and wise Ambitionv-Secretary Hobby-L--Fencing Activitiesf -Dramaiics l, 2, 3 Tri-Hi News Class Officer 2, 3 Photo Club Honor Club 3 Tennis Club 3 Year Book Staff Girl's Basketball l, 2 Student Council Csecretaryl French Club Help Yourself Club Fencing 2, 3, 4 Swimming Club 3, 4 Girl's Softball 4 al Glee Club 3 Page Fifteen it , 3 .7 THE TRINITARIAN 1939 I , X t j -- ALFRED DONELSON HAYNES HAY, Aim high, and consider yourself worthy of great deeds Ambitione- -Mechanical Engineer Hobby-fPhotography Activities--f7Dramatics 3, 4 Tri-Hi News Science Club fPresidentl Photo Club Honor Club 3, 4 Tennis Club 4 Swimming Club 3, 4 Year Book Staff lEd. in Chietl Basketball 4 Mission Unit 3, 4 Football 3 French Club MARIE ELIZABETH HENKEL HRV Diligence leads to success Ambition-fBookkeeper Hobby-Singing Activities--Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi News Photo Club Honor Club 3 Glee Club Year Book Staff Help Yourself Club Girl's Softball 4 Page Sixteen F, f I! W 1, J 'J : -' :-,. , . .,v, ' in Y it ,We HENRY IAMES GRIEN .,HCmk., By nature honesty by experience wise Ambitionf---Florist A Hobby--fPhotography Activitiesf-'Science Club Dramatic Club Photo Club Year Book Staff Student Council GERALDINE ELLYN HOLMES Gerrie Like a lark--the magic ot her voice Ambition----Singer HobbyQ-Dancing ActiVities Dramatics l, 2, 4 Basketball l Tri-Hi News Honor Club 3 Fencing 2, 3 Glee Club 3, 4 Tennis Club 3 Swimming Club 3, 4 Year Book Staff Prom Committee French Club Help Yourself Club 7 THE THIN I TARIAN 1939 WILLIAM EDWARD HUNTER Wee I am a man in my way Ambition-Electrician Hobby--Sports Activities -Tri-Hi News Riding Club Glee Club 4 Basketball 3, 4 tCapt. 45 Football 3 Baseball' 3, 4 Student Council Proctor 4 MARGARET E. HUGHES llpegq-yll Spreading sunshine 'ere she goes Ambition--Aviatrix Hobby--Having Fun Activitiese-Help Yourself Club Year Book Staff , Prom Committee V 1 ' 51' f' if AQ, H, ..- . 'F T te All ff - MARTIN IUETT Marty From Weil to betterfdaily self- surpassed Ambition--Foresty Hobby Hunting Activities fClass Officer l, 2 Baseball 2, 4 Orchestra 2 ldv I-IORTENSE C. HUNWEF 'jk Q42 Hom -A Q4 Lg , t ff 'fThere's a peculiar twinkle in her I! eyen Ambition'--Nurse iHobby Swimming .Activities--Triel-li News Science Club Photo Club Riding Club Girl's Basketball tManagerl Help Yourself Club Year Book Staff Proctor 4 Page Seventeen -THE TRINITAFTIAN 1939 RAYMOND LOUIS IUPPE H1-upff As a Wit, it not first, in the first line Ambition--Soldier of Fortune Hobby---Fiqhtinq Activities-TTri'Hi News Debating Club 3 Honor Club 3 Proctor 3 Basketball 4 Orchestra 4 LOUISE THERESA M UBI O tl Lodi .JAIX KL , . A splendid womanfnobly planned V 'E W. - if Ambition-jN'ijt'rs ik Hobby Swirnvnlifiq x 1- 5 Actmivigsef4Dmmt-nies 1 I I 'x V Y .1 'IH-Hi News ' Photo 'Club Existence Club onor Club 3 Tennis Club 3 Year Book Staff Student Council Help Yourself Club Girl's Baseball 4 Page Eighteen N Mxiwmu if LEONARD GERARD MARTIN Botcl'1 Music hath charm to soothe the V, heart Ambitionllfootball Coach Hobby--iModel Airplanes Activities -Football 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3 Proctor 4 Glee Club 4 Honor Club 3 Riding Club ROY FRANCIS MCGEADY HMGCH Originality is his virtuep neatness his pride Arnbitionfflhqricultural Expert Hobby Photography Activities Dramatics 4 'Science Club Camera Club 4 Year Book Staff Orchestra 4 Student Council I 7q1.,c Q.,- THE THINITARIAN l939 WILLIAM IOHN MICHALSKI ik 0 Willie Se 'ade men are the glory of our institutions .7 S Ambition-'H Forestry NV 1 Hobby4N---Guns I 1 ' 1 l Activities--'V-Class Officer 3 ' 1 ,. Honor Club 3 i 5 . Mission Unit 2 ' 'Q I ' NX x X MARION Elizabeth MCLAUGHLIN Mac I H I I I I R, A certain simplicity that makes h everyone her friend Ambition--Secretary I I L Hobby----7Bike-riding Activitiesfe f-Drarnafics 2, 3 Honor Club 3 Tennis Club 3 Cheerleader 2, 3 Help Yourself Club Riding Club sc fi.: ELLEN THERESA MOLLOY Ellie 'Simplicity of wisdom and noble speech accomplishes livelinessn Arnbiiion Model Hobby7 Skaiina Activities-illrarnaiics l, 2, 3, 4 HELEN Class Officer 4 Tri-Hi News Help Yourself Club Girl's Basketball l, 2 Honor Club 3 Tennis Club 3, 4 Year Book Staff CECILE MICHAELSKI Helen One native charm - than all the gloss of art Ambition- -Hiqh School Teacher Ho y-be -Crocheting iivities---Mission Unit 4 'l'riAHi News Honor Club 3, 4 Year Book Staff Help Yourself Club lPres.J Class Officer 4 Page Nineteen ARIAN 1939 IOHN CALLE MURPHY ,,Murph,, Boast not thyself ot tomorrow: tor thou lcnowest not what a day may bring forth Ambition-Certified Public Accountant Hobby-Photography 4 Activities+Tri-Hi News CA Ed.J Science Club Photo Club Debating Club 3 Tennis, Club 3 Year Book Staff Baseball l fManagerJ French Club Dramatics 4 Fencing 3, 4 MARY lANE RGSSI Mary The rnildest manners an gentlest heart Ambition-Receptionist l-lobbye-wGirls Sports Activitiese-Dramatics l Tri-Hi News Photo Club Tennis Club 3 Help Yourself Club Honor Club 3 Page Twenty Cl the FLORA MARGARET PEREZ Boots I-ler ways are ways ot pleasant ness, and all her paths are avenues ot peace Ambition--Designer l-lobby--eCollecting Memoirs Activitiesi-Drarnatics 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Tri-Hi News Honor Club 3 French Club Year Book Staff Help Yourself Club GEORGE STANLEY SCHINSKI Prof Small men cast great shadows' Ambitionlfjomedian Hobbyv--Baseball Activities 'l'ri-Hi News Riding Club Glee Club Swimming Club 4 Cheerleader 4 ' Baseball 3, 4 French Club 4 t Xl t THE TRINITARIAN l939 x 1 N ,V ANDREW lOHN SUNTER Andy ,, A man among meng and a gen- tleman at all times AmbitionffCartoonist Hobbyvw-Fishing ActivitiesA'--V-Dramatics 2 Riding Club Tennis Club 3 Orchestra 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Baseball Manager 2 EILEEN M. SMITH Pinky She looks upon the world laughter Ambition---W Nurse 'AT' Hobby eFencing HJ W Activities---- ff'- Dramatics l, 2, 3 Student Council Pending 2, 3, 4 Help Yourself Club dence Club onor Club 3 T nnis Club 3 iar Book Staff rl's Basketball l with LORRAINE CLARE TWADDELL Toots Always good natured, good humored and tree Ambitionf----Secretary Hobby-----Swimming Activities- -Dramatics l, 2, 3', 4 Riding Club Honor Club Glee Club Student Council ' Help Yourself Club Tennis Club 3 RAYMOND lOHN SMOLLIN Hlacksonu l too shall rise to lame and glory Ambition - -Iournalist CSportsl Hobby --Baseball Activitiesf--Baseball 2 Page Twenty-one THE TRINITARIAN 1939 ,rv A THOMAS IOSEPH WHITE Tommy None but the brave deserves the fair Ambitionvllflayor of Hackensack Hobbyf-Basketball ActivitiesifDramatics l, 2, 3, 4 Page Twen ty-two Tri-Hi News Riding Club Swimming Club 3, 4 Year Book Staff Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Student Council Proctor s D WISNESKI 1Z ' d be merry Ambition--Chemical Engineer HobbylSports Activities?-Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Photo Club Riding Club Glee Club Basketball 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 CCapt.J Prom Committee CChairmanl Student Council tPres.l Swimming Club 3, 4 THE THINITAHIAN 1939 CLASS HISTORY ln September, 1935 twenty-eight eager students entered the Freshmen Class of Trinity High under the guidance of Sister Electa. This being our first year of high school work it took a little time to get accustomed to the routine. We tackled our studies with energy even though they were a bit hard. ln spite of our difficulties when lune rolled around we found ourselves rid of the x's and y's of algebra and the depressing Greeks of Ancient History. How fast time did fly! ln our Sophomore year our number increased by five. Our new mem- bers were Marion McLaughlin, Flora Perez, Helen Michalski, William Michal- ski and Leonard Wisneski. During this year Sister Helen Regina proved herself to be a true friend and advisor. We struggled with Iulius Caesar and held our heads when Mr. Henry expounded his problems of geometry. At the close of our Sophomore year we were all thrilled to become luniors and to choose our own courses. Because of this privilege our class became divided since we weren't all interested in the same subjects. Again our number increased. This time our new members were Alfred Haynes, Peggy Hughes, Roy McGeacly, and William Hunter. Mrs. Moore greatly as- sisted us in solving our problem of the senior dinner. This affair was held on lune the sixth in the school auditorium. lt was a gala occasion with speeches from the departing Seniors and dancing after the dinner. Both Seniors and Iuniors enjoyed the evening. Class dinner was given by the Iuniors to the Seniors. Prom followed with all its sweet memories. Then came Class night and last of all-the goal for which we all worked-Graduation. HELEN MICHALSKI Page Twenty three THE TRINITARIAN 1939 CLASS PROPHECY New York City, Iune 1945 IMPORTANT PEOPLE AROUND TOWN Flora Perez, one of the city's most popular and talented designers, ar- rived today on the Normandie from Paris where she attended a fashion show with the world's most important designers. Dolores Crocco, her secretary, was with her .... Also coming back to town on the Normandie was Shirley Day, from the Olympics, bringing with her the fencing crown. Ray Attreed, who piloted the China Clipper through her most perilous trip last week, was on the We, the People program, last night. He was accompanied by Hank Dinnebeil, co-pilot .... Ellen Molloy, currently appearing in Broadway's musical comedy sensation, is discussing contract terms with Hollywood scouts. Lots of luck to you, Ellen ........ Geraldine Holmes, who was vocalist with Roy Mc- Geady's famous swing band, will desert swing to sing operatic arias on a new program. NEWS FROM HERE AND THERE Lorraine Twaddell, secretary to Charles Brown, editor of this paper, is reported very near the altar and her partner is none other than Botch Martin ....Mary Rossi, receptionist at the N.B.C. Broadcasting studio, reports that the most popular program on that network seems to be that of Ray luppe, the comedian who has the whole country laughing. George Schinski, a second Winchell runs a close second with a very fast moving news broadcast .... Your correspondent covered the flower show held in Madison Square Garden and found the prize exhibit was submitted by Henry Grein, florist .... New York Med- ical Center awarded special certificates, yesterday, to some of its graduates. They were Hortense Hunkele, Louise Mauriello, Eileen Smith and Patricia Cantelmo. They were awarded by Prof. Alfred Haynes, scientist ........ lohn Murphy the photographer, is doing the pictures for the Clothing the Business Girl section of Harpers Bazaar and is choosing secretaries as models. Among those selected are Marion McLaughlin, Marie Henkel, Lydia Gibson ........ The Yankees and Tigers clashed today at the Yankee Stadium with Mayor Wis- neski throwing the first ball. Honors went to Marty luett, Yankee pitcher and Bill Hunter, 3rd baseman. Ray Smollin scored most for the Tigers. That popular man-about-town Tommy White, is back from Europe and was seen at 2l recently .... Peggy Hughes was the feated quest in a large party at the Cotton Club last night .... Speaking of Cotton Club , the Andy Sunter trio is now playing there .... Edward Cosgriff has opened a new haberdashery on Fifth Ave. called House of Cosgriff ,... On Information Please will be Helen Michalski, teacher and prominent writer .... William CBring 'Em Back Alive? Michalski is planning another hunting expedition to Africa. Bill says he will enter a section never before trespassed by a white man. Page Twenty-four I'- '9 ' 4 0 K ' THE TRINITARIAN I 939 If f I N 1 ' 4 ,Q V A 4 ' y 14.11, Z Q g In a IJ iz .5 4,,M,,.,.,:,,f J , iiiiiiiz:gE53i5Zi?E3 ?i1,-E-523513I5EtE:E'pl!Ell-igigigigxfggiEiii IJ 04,7 ii ,J Q f 'J ' ' ' . 1, 5 I A vu f by f 9 I Vi fs. 5' ,' M 1' ' .fffw xg j L J M r OUR 5 i f ,yuji W5 , . ' nf- Fxf . X. A f Q f'JKq1. V 'N I 4 X ,1 9' ff' , Wi, Q1 ff1 ,1 J . V N 11,1 A V' .D xx mf s f' - I0 . if ' I. . P Dv xy 5 r ky ' -EM f 'ro ' K D 7 1, '- :xy l 'x, xg M 1 4 5 ' I , Y ' jf EX UM ' ? ,, , JB 5,5 D F2 R QF Page Twenty-five . LA I V L L N- ' if ' I 4 .nm 6. QW! N '4' . . 6 L ' ' dl! 'F U f. LOCAL COLOR if 'i Quia To N QOL' A!! :X f Lqyr Q' ,Ji J. Such is life 6,-Q V' itll n W I 1. A -V 'I 4 ,U ' fj, 'I-I...-HHZSII-QC-I-my 5 iq 'A' I1 A ' Prom Troubles C .5 !L i NU! M .... Says Sr. Agnes 15,7 Imaging tt '1 i F. t W t A! tt 1. 1 r N If 9 ,U I Th fff 3 Next Victim ' ' i l E 'I I V? i -' -Y X -p 'i 'tr' f' N E EE Cosqritf, Chemistry experiment W goes oft with or bong. 'X Q Nt y U EEEI E elzdiillligit W X A to .-mv' W , M Q is 5 X K, .XJ or iff 4 tfevl X-f imjg Blume it on the Seniors , 1 X 1 I j Q in 7f! V I E t! 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To Iohn Palomba, Henry Grien's judicial mind. To Frances Terhune, Marie Henkel's musical voice. To Iohn Barteluce, Alfred Hayne's business demeanor. To Nancy Nicholas, Helen Michalski's love of study. To Paul Spellman, Roy McGaedy's acting ability. To Mary Fisher, Shirley Day's good fencing form and sportsmanship. To Edward Shea, William Michalski's dexterity at cutting all Periods. To Gloria Wiedmann, Eileen Smith's popularity and poise. To Lawrence Willins, Martin Iuett's lofty stature. To Daphne Byrne, Geraldine Holmes' artistic ability. To Robert Molloy, Leonard Martin's marcel wave. To Helen Murphy, Flora Perez's note-book. To George Hoffman, Andrew Sunter's musical ability. To Adelaide Garlinger, a little of Dolores Grocco's shyness. To George Wolfe, Edward Cosgriff's dapper appearance. To Mary Muhlenbruch, Marion McLaughlin's graceful dancing. To Emmett Hughes, Iohn Murphy's love of the ocean. To Evelyn Lamb, Mary Rossi's ready smile. To Henry Richards, Raymond luppe's alibis for missing homework. To Marge Farrell, Ellen Molloy's good looks, charm, and personality. To Iames Iuett, the use of Raymond Attreed's desk. To Catharine Ierlinski, Louise Mauriello's Chemistry pad. W To Iohn Powers, Raymond Smollin's retiring nature. To Irene Roth, Lorraine Twaddell's good taste in clothes and friends. To Iames McLaughlin, Henry Dinnebeil's picture magazines. To Betty Yanda, Patricia Cantelmo's days of quarantine. To Iames Nelson, William I-Iunter's proctor slips. To Eleanor Strall, Lydia Gibson's basketball achievements. To William Looney, George Schinski's pep talks. To Peggy Vickery, Hortense Hunkele's baby dimples. I To Some Iunior Boy, Leonard Wisneski's Student Government Presidency. In witness whereof, we set our hand and seal, this, the fifteenth Day of Iune, in the Year of Our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty-nine. 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Iohn Powers won second prize in the Latin contest and Irene Roth submitted an Alma Mater which was accepted by the entire student body. Iuniors, bright prospects for your Senior year! SOPHCMORES The Sophomore's claim to fame seems to lie mainly in the athletic field. This class defeated the Freshmen in football and baseball. They have five members on the baseball team. Frank Saul and Frank Pizza are pitchers on the baseball team. The girls of the Sophomore class defeated the girls of the Freshmen class in a softball game. There are two sophomore classes which meet once a week during home room period for class meetings. I believe these meetings are very interesting. FRESHMEN The Freshmen claim to fame covers various fields. First, the scholastic field since Alice Brown and Betty Lester entered a Latin contest at St. Aloysius' Academy, Iersey City. Athletics also seem to be a great part of their life. The girl's have a baseball team and Iohn Hordyck catches for the boy's team. The Freshmen A class is the only class to have a hundred per cent at- tendance at First Friday Communion. They also were the first to pay their propagation of the Faith Dues. This class also goes in for a bit of acting for they presented a play in home room period, Mary Comes Home From College. Page Thirty three THE THIN I TAHIAN 1939 Chorus: SCHOOL SONG Tune GOD BLESS AMERICA For our Alma Mater We will always fight While We ily the standard ot the blue and white As up to her altar, trophies we will bring Trinity to praise thee, As We proudly sing Hail to our Trinity Raise your voices high Stand beside her, and guide her Till they tear when they hear our battle cry. For her honor and her tame For the glory ot her name Fight on tor Trinity To Victory Page Thirty-tour CLASS SONG C H E E R Ssssssssssssssss Boom Ah! T-R-I-N-I-T-Y T Team, Team, Team Margaret Cerina lrene Roth Helen Garlinger QQ! fx -A ' A ' k4 '7 God Bless We Seniors ot Trinity High Stand beside us, and guide us As the years go rolling by. From the class room to our tutures With thy grace light our Way God bless We Seniors in all we do God bless ,we Seniors our Whole li ves through. Gerrie Holmes 4 1 v i i 1 l W YEAR BCCK STAEE Alired Haynes .... Charles Brown Henry Grein ..... Iehn Murphy ....... Edward Cosariff Geraldine Holmes Editor in Chiel ....,....,.Business Manager Helen Michalski ..... Marie Henkel .... Flora Perez ..,. Advertising Manager ...Photography Editor . .............,..... Art Editor ....,...Art Co-Editor ..,,..,.Literary Editor ...................Typinq ,.....,SaIes Manager STUDENT CCUNCIL Leonard 'Wisneski ....,.,.....,.................,,..,............... President Iames McLaughlin ....... .................. Vice President Shirley Day ......,........,.....,...............,....,,.....,...,.,.,., Secretary Louise Mauriello, Eileen Smi.h, Andrew Sunter, Patricia Cantelmo, Boy McGeady, Thomas Wliite, Charles Brown William Hunter, Henry Grein, Mcrqaret Vickery, Iohn Powers, Daphne Byrne, Alice Morrissey, Irene Both, Helen Murphy, Iames Nelson, Leonard Ierlinski, Caih- erine Herbert, Marie Nolden, Dolores Baitini, Florence Block, Leonard Pucci, Ioseph 'Walslr William Carroll, Patricia Garely, Mary Kelly, Iohn Barron, Victor Kurtzo, Betty Lester, Ioseph Knowles, Mary Fisher, Lorraine Twaddell. TRI HI NEWS Faculty Advisor .... .............,,...................,.... I Vlr. Sehulstor Editor in Chiei ..,...,, ................,........,,..,..... C harles Brown Associate Editors ................ Iohn Murphy, Allred Haynes Helen Michalslci Features.. ....... , ...... Iames McLaughlin, Thomas Wliite Eugene Brown, Bernard Morchen Sports ....... ........,......... G eorqe Hoffman, George Schinski, Shirley Day, Hortense I-Iunkele, Irene Both News ..... ...,..,.. G eraldine Holmes, Gerard Dommenqe, Ellen Molloy, Margaret Vickery Art ........ Edward Cosqriii, Paul Spellrnan, Andrew Sunter Make-up ......., Edward Shea, Marie Henkel, Flora Perez, Patricia Cantelrrio, Louise Mauriello, Mary Rossi Circulation ,....... .............................,.................. E dward Shea Chief Iustice .... ........, ,.,.. ............ ,... ...... ...... H e n r y G rein Associates: Boy McGeady 4 Leonard Ierlinslci - H Ioseph Knowles Page Thirty-six THE TRINITAHIAN 1939 YEAR BOCK STAFF The school library, staff headquarters for the Trinitarian, has been a scene of varied and vigorous activity since the mid-year. All phases of publication including financing, literary, photography, compositions were discussed com- pletely and intelligently. The staff is grateful for the kind assistance given by Sister Agnes Cyril and Mr. William Henry. STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council was better organized than ever before. The first and most important duty of its members was to draw up a constitu- tion that would cover everything that was needed for a successful governing of the student body. After a great deal of preparation an excellent constitu- tion was presented to the School Body and was accepted. The next duty of the Student Body was to elect its officers. This was done by having the Student Council nominate the candidates who were to run for office. When this was done, there followed much strong campaigning. Then came the big day for all students to vote for the candidates whom they con- sidered capable of leading the Student Body. This was a very impressive event. All the students assembled in the auditorium and each in turn cast his ballot. The organization accomplished excellent work in government participation. TRIfHI NEWS The need for a student journal was recognized by a progressive-minded student body early in 1939 and this need crystallized in the form of a fort- nightly publication, the TRI-HI NEWS. About 25 pencil-wielding students stepped forward and proceeded to amaze and amuse the student body by turning out the first successful paper at Trinity. To date there have been eight issues and each has been better than the one before it. The TRI-HI NEWS has brought into the open heretofore hidden Writing ability and suggested to the staff members the possibilities of the journalistic profession. At times when the outlook seemed most gloomy, the firm guidance of Mr. Sehulster urged us on to greater heights. , It is the sincere hope of the staff that this publication, the result of their untiring efforts, will never topple, but will remain as one of the worthiest in- stitutions at Holy Trinity High School. STUDENT COURT These distinguished gentlemen are the Iudges of the Student Court. Each class has a representative on the bench. Cases are tried intelligently and with fairness. The student tribunal has earned the respect of the entire school. Page Thirty seven imii 5 ii it Q: ew ,- XX fs. M yi' x 14-N is gk RS ,eil QU' , S,-. h Q: ii ORCHESTRA lohn Powers, Andrew Sunter, lohn Palomba, Roy Mc' Geady, Charles Brown, Henry Richards, A. Collins, Raymond Iuppe, Thomas White. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Iohn Murphy ...,..............................................,......... President Marie Henkel ....... .....,. S ecretary loseph Knowles ...... ......... T reasurer Charles Brown ........................,....,........................ Librarian Eleanor Block, Patricia Cantelrno, Catherine Cosqriff, Shirley Day, Patricia Gately, Henry Grein, Owen Guth- rie, Alfred Haynes, Catherine Herbert, Hortense Hunkele Louise Mauriello, Roy MCGQ-ady, Evelyn Mushaw, Iohn Powers, Helen Mushaw, Leonard Pucci, Mary Rossi, Edward Shea, Frank Stein, Chester Stepneski, lay Stone Edward Walsh, Arthur Ward, Leonard Wisneski. FRENCH CLUB Iohn Murphy ..... ........................ P resident Flora Perez .........,,..... . ....................... Secretary Treasurer Alfred Haynes, Shirley Day, Charles Brown, Geraldine Holmes, Raymond luppe, Georqe Schinski. HELP YOURSELF CLUB Helen Michalski ..,...........,.................,.................., President Eileen Smith ..... .................,........ V ice President Shirley Day ...... ........ C orrespondinq Secretary Marie Henkel ...........,.......,.................. Recording Secretary Geraldine Holmes, Louise Mauriello, Flora Perez, Lor- raine Twaddell, Lydia Gihson, Hortense Hunkele, Mary Rossi, Marion McLaughlin, Dolores Crocco, Patricia Cantelmo, Ellen Molloy, Peggy Hughes. Page Thirty-eiqhi THE TRINITARIAN 1939 ORCHESTRA This year the orchestra was formed by the high school students under the direction of Mr. Henry. ln its infancy Dr. Mack assisted Mr. Henry in its or- ganization and gave the beginners their start. As the year progressed the orchestra improved. The orchestra made its first appearance at the Christmas play. Since then it had rendered many auditions for the school. THE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club was organized for the purpose of promoting interest in photography among the students of Trinity High. ln the beginning of the year the members held a bazaar, the proceeds of which they used to buy their enlarger, and printing and developing material. This club has helped the Year Book Staff by taking full charge of all photography for the Year Book, by developing and printing films for the rest of the school, and by increasing their own knowledge and enjoyment. This club has been under the direction of Mr. William Henry, our senior teacher. Mr. Charles Roth, photographer for the Bergen Evening Record, gave this club many pointers. THE FRENCH CLUB The purpose of this club is to gain a better knowledge of the French lan- guage and customs, through singing of French songs, writing of letters, play- ing games, working puzzles, reciting poems, studying and writing menus, studying customs, and conducting meetings in French as much as possible. This club presented a comedy in French called The Way English ls Spoken which was well received by the student body. The faculty advisor is Miss Theresa Granata. THE HELP YOURSELF CLUB The Help Yourself Club is composed of the Senior girls and sponsored by Mrs. Elton Discher. It was organized this year for the purpose of improving social etiquette, charm and development of its members. Books written on these subjects have been read, discussed and studied. Much has been gleaned from the pages of these books. Iudging from the opinion of the Senior boys this club has done a good job. Ladies of the Help Yourself Club continue the good work for the modern World needs perfect ladies today. Page Thirty nine THE TRINITAHIAN 1939 SClENCE CLUB PROM COMMITTEE Alfred Haynes ........ Pres. Hortense Hunlcele ,....... Sec'y. Leonard Wisneski ....,.,.....,........................... Chairman Roy MCGeady, Charles Brown, Iohn Powers, Iohn Murphy, Charles Brown Patricia Cantelrno, Louise Mauriello, Catherine Herbert, Edward Cosariif Catherine Cosqriii, Eileen Smith, Raymond Atireed, Eleanor Patricia Cantelrno Block, Edward Cosqriif, Henry Stein. Louise Mauriello DRAMATIC CLUB GLEE CLUB HONOR SOCIETY Page Forty THE THIN I TARZAN 1939 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was organized under the wise direction of Mr. William Henry. The students being keenly interested in science with relations to every day things about us, made rapid strides in their experiments. The members of the club presented a program of demonstrative experi- ments for the entire Student Body. Edward Cosgriff, Roy McGeady, lohn Murphy, Alfred Haynes, and Charles Brown could tell you a little story about that progress. PROM COMMITTEE The Prom Committee plans to make this year's affair the best-ever in the history of Trinity. The hall will be transformed into a Country Club with ela- borate lighting and decorative effects. Leonard Wisneski is chairman of the affair. THE DRAMATIC CLUB Our Dramatic Club presented three plays this year. The first of the series The Miraculous Medal , was presented on December the twenty-first. As I result no boy or girl of our high school- would be without a miraculous medal. In February the club presented the big show-Help Yourself. It was such a success socially and financially that it should have been named- The Victory Show. May brought another and the last of our seriesh The Victim of the Seal. GLEE CLUB Under the capable direction of Miss lane Karpinski the Glee Club has secured for itself an important place in Trinity affairs. Impressive both in its extensive, yet selective membership, and in the quality of its renditions, this group has become an essential factor in providing enjoyment and entertain- ment at numerous school functions and assemblies. Trinity is proud to boast of these vocalists who have performed so well and who hold such promise for the future. g THE HONOR SOCIETY After much deliberation the scholarship committee outlined the requisites for eligibility for membership to the Honor Society. The decided requirements were as follows: General average of eighty-nine per cent or over. At least five extra-curricular points. Page Forty one THE THIN I TAHIAN 1939 f I SENICR CLASS DIRECTORY RAYMOND ATTREED CHARLES BROWN PATRICIA OANTELMO DOLORES cROccO EDWARD OOSGRIEE-L SHIRLEY DAY S HENRY DINNEREIL LYDIA GIBSON HENRY GREIN MARIE HENKEL ALFRED HAYNES GERALDINE HOLMES MARGARET HUGHES HORTENSE HUNKELE WILLIAM HUNTER MARTIN IUETT RAYMOND IUPPE1' LOUISE MAURIELLO LEONARD MARTIN1., ROY McGEADY MARION MCLAUGHLIN WILLIAM MICHALSKI HELEN MIOHALSKI ELLEN MOLLOY IOHN MURPHY ELORA PEREZ MARY ROSSI GEORGE SOHINSKI EILEEN SMITH RAYMOND SMOLLIN ANDREW SUNTER A LORRAINE TWADDELLL THOMAS WHITE LEONARD WISNESKI O Page Forty-two 115 Maple Avenue, Hackensack 538 Hillcrest Street, Teaneck 497 Washington Avenue, Hackensack 202 Beech Street, Hackensack 186 W. Anderson Street, Hackensack 37 Vanderbeck Place, Hackensack , 1030 Main Street, No. Hackensack 22 Terhune Place, Hackensack 98 Wheeler Avenue, Hackensack 112 Madison Avenue, Rochelle Park 321 Sutton Avenue, Hackensack 44 Forrest Place, Rochelle Park 175 River Road, Bogota 21 Byrne Street, Hackensack 202 Sussex Street, Hackensack Spring Valley Road, Paramus 61 Collings Avenue, Rochelle Park 33 Vreeland Avenue, Hackensack 48 Garden Street, Rochelle Park 922 Bogert Road, River Edge 856 Ester Avenue, Teaneck Fairview Avenue, Paramus Fairview Avenue, Paramus Fairview Avenue, Paramus 866 Garrison Avenue, Teaneck 27 Summit Avenue, Westwood 458 Washington Avenue, Hackensack 409 Taylor Avenue, Hackensack 53 Euclid Avenue, Hackensack 18 Marimus Street, Hackensack 112 Hackensack Avenue, Hackensack 65 Clinton Place, Hackensack 79 Main Street, Hackensack 36 Grant Place, Hackensack THE TRINITARIAN 1939 The varsity: Wm. Hunter tCapt.J L. Wisneski E. Saul BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Alumni . loseph's tPatersonl . Bonaventure . Iohn's . Ioseph's CW. N. YJ Ioseph's tpatersonl Mary's Cpatersonl Z Ioseph's KW. N. YJ St. Luke's Eastern Academy St. Cecelia's CKy.J Eastern Academy Sacred Heart St. Aloysius St. Mary's CRuth.l St. Mary'S tPatersonl Sacred Heart Si. Aloysius St. Mary'S KP. Amboyl St. Mary's CRuth.l St. Iohn's Bonaventure Peter's Prep. Mary's KP. Amboy? Luke's Cecelia's GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM A. Sunter I. McLaughlin l. Nelson T. White BASKETBALL Graduation last year was a heavy blow to basketball fans at Holy Trinity who were looking forward to a successe ful l93B-l939 season. Bill Hunter, cap- tain, was the only returning varsity player and most of the candidates were under classmen. Nevertheless, the season was a suc- cess, not as measured by the number of victories against defeats but rather by team spirit and determination and by a really remarkable improvement as the season progressed. A large schedule of twenty-six games was played which included such top- notch teams as St. Mary's of Ruther- ford and St. Ioseph's of West New York The highlight of the season was our upset of the strong Sacred Heart team of Elizabeth after having lost to them previously by twenty-two points. Wm. Looney H. Richards R. Attreed tManagerD I. Knowles fAss't. Managerl Coach . .......... .... ........... M i ss Hazel Daly Captain ..... ...... A delaide Garlinger Manager ...... ................................,... H ortense Hunkeie Assistants ....... .. ..... Evelyn Lamb and Marjorie Farrel Helen Garlinger Eleanor Strall loan Gilliat Gloria Wiedman Marie Nolden Page Forty-four THE TRINITARIAN 1939 THE EENCING TEAM Coach .................. Miss Madeline Dalton Captain . ................ Helen Murphy Manager ..,..............,.. Catherine Cosgriff Shirley Day Eileen Smith Mary Fisher Doris Ierlinski Maree Nolden lane Nolan Emily Grien Patricia Gately Alfred Haynes Iohn Murphy Francis Brzozoski Edward Walsh Raymond I-lelble Matthew Byrnes Frederick Stein EENCING TEAM The third session of the Trinity Fencing Team began in October 1938, with the election of a new captain, Helen Murphy, and a triumph over Montclair State Teachers College. The team suffered its first defeat in two years of competition to Lincoln High of lersey City, but kept its usual high standard loy defeating all other opponents. The fencers seem to be following in the footsteps of their coach, Miss Madeline Dalton, who was Metropolitan Champion and National lunior Cham- pion in l937, fourth ranking woman fencer in the nation in l937 and l938, and Intercollegiate Champion in 1935. On April 25, l939, Miss Dalton qualified for the National Championship Competition, which is to be held this lune in California. - Good luck, Miss Dalton! Your team is rooting for you! Q 5, RIDING CLUB The riding club is a new attraction at Trinity this year. Twice weekly the students are taken to the Rockingham Rid- ing Academy to enjoy a day in the open. Many are already accomplished riders. Page Forty-five THE TRINITARIAN 1939 April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May May Iune Iune BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM , L. Wisneski, Capt. R. Attreed, Mgr. D. Ballantine, Ass't. Mgr. t F. Paul, F. Pizza, G. Schinski, V. Kurtzo, W. Looney, I. Hordych, H. Richards, G. lackson, L. Taylor, I. Nelson, E. Couchon, L. Wisneski, iCapt.l I. Walsh, I, Hyde, I. Van Wettering, W. Hunter, L. Martin, S. Hordych. Revised Baseball Schedule 4 13 18 21 24 281 1, 3A Fort Lee High School -Lodi High School Harrison High School East. Acad. iPros. Pk.J eSt. loseph's fEast. Picl St Marys Perth Amboy St. Luke's iHoholcusl Dumont High School 5 -St. Lulce's 8 M l2-- 154 l9---- 22- 26 29fSt. Bonaventure's 57 Eastern Academy 9-St. Ioseph's St. Bonaventures CPat.J St. Iohn's tpatersonl Dumont High School Harrison High School St. Mary's fPatersonl ASL Aloysius' il. CJ Away Away Away Home Away Away Homo Away Away Away Away Home Home Away Away Home Away Home A hard schedule of eighteen games has been arranged for the baseball team. Included are several local public schools such as Fort Lee, Dumont and Lodi. This year's team at Holy Trinity promises to have a really successful season. After getting off to a somewhat disappointing start the team has begun to win games and to play as expected. INTRAfMURAL ECCTBALL CHAMPIONS To make up for the absence of an official school football team, the boys organized intra-mural football. The senior boys gained school supremacy by defeating the juniors and the sophomores. The hard-hitting senior backfield, composed of Hunter, Martin, White and Wisneski, behind an unbalanced line, battled the Iuniors to an lB-12 win. The Iuniors tied the score twice but were unable to stop a last minute touchdown. The champions then went on to take an easy 52-O win over the sophomores. True sportsmanship prevailed throughout, and the games were enjoyed by both the players and the student body. lNTRAfMURAL QEOCTBALL CHAMPIONS Raymond Attreed Charles Brown Edward Cosgriff Alfred Haynes William Hunter Raymond Iuppe Leonard Martin Roy McGeacly George Schinslci Thomas White Leonard Wisneslci Page F orty-six THE TRINITAHIAN 1939 f 1 mv .L .1. 1 f . .' xi A p. Km m:vV,,,., V kk ,Y . 32.1 'V .3 , , q A ,.A,, LQ- Pqqu Fortyfseven Z S Z S Z S Z 6 QS C S Z S 2 S C S 2 lf33 ?: GSQQZOGSJQfO lll-U lfDGiQQfOGYQl'mJQlOGY.3Qli'UGY.9llO 129116 QZDGX9 Lf0GYJLZDGY.9 2563, Compliments of I SWEENEY FUEL, Inc. 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L16 GX.9lf2JC.l?3 GXJ LIDGXJ L10 GX.5 LIB XJLZBGXJLZD ll We Deliver Sprout Brook Farm BUTTER-EGGS Fairview Avenue Paramus, N. Portland, Pa. Lowits YOUNG MEN'S STYLISTS FOR A QUARTER CENTURY A u 154 Main Street Hackensack, N. I. Phone Hackensack '5f05'04 Dr. Eluh Bloom FOOT SPECIALIST l N- Registered Chiropodist l 166 Main Street Hackensack. N. j. ' . Coinpliinents of l I . John D. Palazzo I Manager TARSAL TRED SHOES 157 Main Street Hackensack, N. Phone Hackensack 3f22'i'5 9 Smalbeins Bakery ' FINE PIES, CAKES, COOKIES Orders taken for Parties. Luncheons E5 Vkfeddings 96 Anderson Street Hackensack, N. -I. ' J n lf' 3 Phone Teaneck 6f6U44 L71 Refrigerators, Radios, NVashing Machines, Electrical ff Appliances I: W. J. Flynn SALES and SERVICE 1 KJ in 447 Cedar Lane Teaneck, N. ix 0 H. J. Dinnebeil BUILDING CONTRACTOR - REAL ESTATE Maywood New jersey Phone Hackensack 90229 Hugh T. Bellm FUNERAL DIRECTOR Opposite the Church on the Green 41 Court Street Hackensack, N. I. C1 QIBCTJQIECY PI5f'X9QI5fX9Q!3CX9QZ5CXo'5CX9QZ5CY9Q!3C'X9QZ3CY'DII fa 1 .J N 55GX3LIDf LZ0GXJlIOGiJCf23LZ0GXQLZvDGRQQZPDGX5LZD U RUSS CLEANED 4 Call Tcaneck 6101150 Bergen Rug Shop 475 Cedar Lane Teaneck. N. fNext door to VvIooIwortli'sJ XJQZOGXJQKU Plinne Hackensack 24341 Bergen Typewriter Service TYPEWRITERS W- ADDING MACHINES Rented f Repaired f Easy Payment Sales 210 Main Street Hackensack, N. u Phone Union 74464 Ifst. 1915 Molzone Sport Shop ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FOR ALL SPORTS Factory on Premises Plxone Hackensack 2-4769 Garden State Florist FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Real Corsages Reasonable fs fs sf Route 4. Paramus. N. 540 - 10th Street W. New York Pluone Hackensack 26575 , Teaneck Grill V Q1 A GK w Scholz DELICIOUS HAMBURGERS J REAL ESTATE if INSURANCE Open Twentyffour Hours U Corner of Palisade Avenue and Cedar Lane 131 Rochelle Avenue Rochelle Park. N. jr Phone Hackensack 25818 Dc Soto Since 1919 Plymouth Mack Conservatory O McCrane Auto Co. of MUSIC Dr. Paul G. Mack, Director USED CARS Mrs. Mildred Teschner, Asst Director l 281 Passaic Street Hackensack, N. j. 1, 1-16 Clinton Place Hackensack. N. I. Qf5fSf'2QfUC'5 f:75C'XEJQZ'5CX9QZ5C'XDQZ5CM3 G C'XiQ!'5fX9Q75C'XfJQZ5fX9!I MR. E! MRS. H. GREIN MR. if? MRS. C. BROWN CORNELIUS MOORE I TERESA GRANATA MR. EDWIN A. ALBERQUE MILTON KIRSHBAUM. D. D. MR. E? MRS. I. CROCCO SAMUEL T. HUBBARD ROBERT C. FEAR, D. D. S. MR. E? MRS. THOS. W. DAY GEORGE W. BABCOCK GEORGE S. SAUERBREY S. PATRO MON. XVILLIAM F. LANVLER MON. EUGENE S. BURKE GOV. A. HARRY MOORE SISTERS OF CHARITY REV. REV. REV REV REV. MRS. THOMAS E. BURKE ROBERT E. MARNELL GERARD 1. MCGARRY P. E. JOYCE s. REICHERT EUGENE s. BURKE MR. Eh? MRS. A. HAAS MR. E5 MRS. L. J. HENKEL JAMES M. NEVILLE, D. D. S. ROBERT 1. NEVILLE. M D. JOSEPH D. GATHI, M. D. JOHN H. DOSCHER MR. E5 MRS. B. MICHALSKI MR. EG? MRS, E. DISCHER MISS J. C. CARMODY MR. Es? MRS. T. HUNKELE M. E. DALTON GENEVIEVE M. MOORE JANE C. KARPINSKI WILLIAM J. HENRY MR. E? MRS. A. 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