Holy Trinity High School - Trinitas Yearbook (Westfield, NJ)

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Couis 1941--PM F 5a5h Past Presidents X011 iNCE its innovation in 1954, by Sister Grace Anita, the Sodality has been a driving force in the stu- dent life of this nigh school. To be one of its officers is aspiring to the most honored position in Trinity. First Friday Communion, the May devotions, and tile annual Commu- nion Breaicfast at the end of the academic year. as part of the Sodal- ity Activities, are now regarded as customs that will live forever with the school. As Freshmen it is the first tiling we take into our hearts and as Seniors the thing we feel we will miss tile most when we've gone. To this Society this Year Book is respectfully dedicated by a faithful Socialist. .-JEANNE ToMAsULo rHBUL'I'Y RIGHT REVEREND HENRY J. WATTERSON Dean of both Schools Instructor in Reiiion 1 , W 1 'f v 1 4 , . ,fi fl, SISTER GRACE ANITA OL7 14 j 5f 4 UNK' 'F- ' ,, ff W1 I 4' . Principal if. Jyglliij Latin 'L I ' 2 - WILLIAM J. FORD Physical Director Eg! inf History Biology sgffj- fad' IRENE D. CASEY Public Speaking Dramatics SISTER RUTH THERESE , .ff English A. , x J French ,Lf if!! I fd? 71, SISTER REGINA CORDIS Science gr- , - ii, 'LA' Mathematics 5 ,W ' SISTER ELEANOR MARIA -J I 'M . ' A , - ,y . 'id English ' Secretarial Subjects EDWARD V. Mc 1 LL Music Directolywlt f 'X W f X, 5 J nom' REVEREND HENRY J. WATTERSON, well-known and dearly-beloved person to all within the portals of Trinity, has now reached his fortieth year in the service in the holy priesthood. Forty years of glorious service in the furthering of Catholic interests! Forty years dedicated to the work of Almighty God, laboring and toiiing for His honor and glorificationi The parish of Holy Trinity has benefited immensely under the spiritual direction of this saintly individual for twenty-nine of these yearsg and un- der his competent guidance, our school has developed from practically nothing to what it is today-an established institute of learning rating among the best. To him We owe all we have derived from Trinity. Therefore do we, the Senior Class of 1941 extend our thanks for all he has cione for us and for our school, wish him the best of Gocfs blessings for his future, and sin- cerely hoping it will he as fruitful as has been in the past. -THOMAS FLEIG RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR H. J. WATTERSON Pastor of Holy Trinity Parish For Well Nigh Thirty Years Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief .....,....... ...,.. ..,. ... . ,,.....................A...,., ..,. ., ..,, ., J EANNE TOMASULO Assistant Editor .......... ....................,s.,,......,,,... M ARY GROGAN Business Manager ........... ....s.,........... F RANCES DE SAULNIERS .Assistant Manager ...,..... ee,,..,..........,., L AWRENCE ORTLEB Art Editor ....,.., ...... .....se.,,..ee,.,...e..,e,e,e.,eee.,...ee e.e,,.e D O R OTHY CAVANAGH Sports Editors .....,.... ,..... Er,,..rrrr.rr,.r.r..,.......r H E LEN CONWAY, JOSEPH LAURENT Otiler Assistants on Sports and Literary Productions. 8 DovoooQQ0Oo00O oo Uv fp 0 o on oo OO oo O oo on oo, K7 C7 CY 9. Q 6 G 3 0 U g -Hip 0 0 0 U 0 U of O C V O 0 0 O w 0 D 0 O 0 0 2 6 C B 000050905 O no O be OO ob Q o OD 000 0 U O O O 0 0 0 nO 60 OCD Qc ooo 5030 D C5 'Q OOOQQUQ 5 S S S I caoc' Us C96 0 40 oo n O'o 'NX 4510353 'Q D o 0' ooo O6Q0d0o s O00 9 -D Q O02 4 Y Ono o Q -C 0090 O 0000 H Am X J X , ,f' i 1 I1 .J 1' nf X . , Y ' 4 ff' If 1 ft , j ll :ff 'f U , JN Q k jsj if JV! x if '67 NW S ' e X Q or-E Y s fl' f uf ,J K. tl 9 5 -a 4' lt :f '!ff'l E! .1 ' ,I ff! X1 ' Q A E wffffffzf , K fvfl jfj, I!!! f iff . I x J .' , -' 1' Jiffy' f irly, 1,1 K' X I Q Alf f f nt- 2. ' f 1 ,It-P, I A !,,l f 1 I , 1 ! fs , W!!! v I 'ifix ,I avf t K . EDITH AGNES BATTIATO Edith GENERAL BUSINESS Glee Club 5, 4: Dramatics 2, 5, 4. U And her mouth can enrich That smile her eyes began. Edith may readily he considered a faithful student of Trinity. having heen with us her entire twelve years. Her naturally wavy, auhurn hair displays a picture of hoth charm and beauty. A dance at any time in the school would never he complete without Edith showing us some of the latest steps in her most graceful style. Her amhition it is said, is to hecome a nurse. Lot's of luck to you Edith, and may your amhition he fulfilled in every way with success and happiness. 10 X1 A T 51372, 2f -idQ'L',J.L ,T ,Ll' M1433 sys f J -fb-,L i ff -fc, A ,ff etc- - 064 Vw in ff' W ,f ' ' 5 ' ' 716- 7 'Q ali , 7 L-L' 3: J itgfffe QW !lflCjw7.f ,ci-'tiki , AFILAJ '4',tL, 'irc 1, CLW t W t ,I , cc, f.,: A ,a MARY ANNE BRADSHAW LATIN-CLASSICAL PROFESSIONAL Vice-President 4: lntramurals l, 2, 5. 4: Glee Club 2. 5, 4: Dramatics 2, 5, 4. At tier sight, many eyes fondly shine. Combine sincerity, nobility ancl strength ot cl'xaracter.wealtl1 of sympathetic unclerstancling, aclcl ucleluutantislf' beauty and tre- ltolcl Mary. Mere words can not do justice to lmer sincere ancl clmarming personality, but tliose wllo lcnow her as a true and genuine friend realize tliat lmer steaclfast qualities macle lriencl- sliip, witll lter, a l1igl1ly valualale tliing incleetl. Her sclmolastic ancl atllletic records are ones of wliicli slle may well be proucl. for slxe is a splendid atlilete as well as an lionor stuclent. Slie is as competent on tl'1e laaslcetlnall court as site is in lier social obligations necessitated lay lmer popularity. It is not with a passing triteness, lout witlm genuine sincerity that we wislw you success ancl happiness. Mary. We feel certain tlxat none ot us is more wortliy and none more apt to acltieve tl1em. ll tfMary,, L ,-ls ffl. J. if 9 9 J E - L X ,fx qs' i Ying Q jf fl, ya!-pp uf! A - ly,-,X fjqy Gffjjv , I,-'jJ 2 on :ff A Vi 1 JULIA ANN BRIANT ..Iudy,. Y-- - GENERAL PROFESSIONAL lntramuradis l, 2, 5, 4: Gicc Club 5: Dramatics 2, 4. 2. 4. Small in stature cannot Jescribef, Juciy is a tyicai dark-iiairri. biue-eyed girl who entered the portals of Hoiy Trinity in the third grade. Her enchanting personality and iovaioie smiie has caught tiwe attention of every- one wiio knows iler. On tile ballroom-floor many an envious eye has been cast in Juciy's direction because of tier smooth and graceful style but when no one is watching, Juciy displays the reason for being caiiefi jitteriznug. She is adept in tile many various phases of jitterhugism. When Juciy leaves us si1e intends to go in for nursing and we know her pep anci good humor wiii surely 5ll'lOOiI'l ixer path thI'0Ugil life. I2 Y, r' .g Xrf In ' ', N I I y- ff if N if 1-ii X gh L.ff.bK .I kd IQ K If T , 'X Xt x . ,J x 4 mix .N 2 x 2 lj? g Fixx, X' I sv lf ff lf Uffz , 'X ' X ac dk. wff 5 x ik? Hy if ix X . xx? 1 . NX 'Lu K gi' u xx' X25 ' fi Q Wi in ff 1 1, 1 XX mf Q X 'K i-X , G '- xg Q x V 'r X . DOROTHY FRANC GENERAL COLLEGE Dramatics 2 5 4 , , 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 44 Glee Ciuh 5, 4: Cheerleader 4: Art eciitor 4. And had a face like a Messing. Dot is a striking hrunette h wit hlue eyes that are sheltered hy curly lashes. Having liveci in Westfield th life sh In e greater part of her . e as spent most of her school years within the portals of Trinity. Not only are her fingers very cleft in sketching hut she also displays ahiiity with the hashethali. Dot is an active par- ticipant in all the affairs at Trinity, and is one of the most popular girls in the school. After graduation she hopes t tenci a finishing school cl o at- an we all wish her the hest of luck in her future endeavors in the husiness world. I3 ES CAVANAGH Dot J I l ,S As 1 J gp ' .J ' A ,. J ,, QJ V Lx I X 9 X ...I y L7 .1 s I 'A ww I . .ft 1 - -ff I I 1' E 4 sl 2 Q' E - Xp, ,lx r I if A ' JF XI I I 5' I-fj JUN- ,J A E 1 JI .Ad-J ' Y. fa 1' X, if V 'Y I X . Y 'JJ 'J ' r , 1.1 Y f 5' J' . . P' QIIIIX if if bij! ' I5 I J I' I K A I I J -f H' 1' IJ HJ 5 wx, ,Ii Q' rid lj I ja ' ' X-I i . i' A . ,ff x 4 IX ref, I xr ty A 9 i 'JS ,J . Y N I ELIZABETH MARIE COCCHIA nBettyn GENERAL PROFESSIONAL Intramurais l, 2, 5, 4: GIee CIuIJ 5, 4: Dramatics 2. 4. ''Gay-sweet-gentle-sincere.U Our quiet unassuming little Betty entered the portaIs of Trinity twcIvc Iong years ago. Sire Ilas aiways been a Con- scientious student and Iras given tI1c best in Ixer to I1er worIc. Her sIriII at tIie typewriter is amazing. Efficiency is Iier pass- word. In sports sI1e is second to none. Last Inut not Icast-at Ilome sI1e is I1ospitaIity personified. Siu: is a grand sport. Betty's one aspiration is to enter tI1e business worIcI. SIie'II make a very capaIJIe secretary. I: rtune aiways smiie upon you, BettyI IVIay Dame o 14 c K 2 K, if ' 4 y ef - 5 F -- V3 , X VC l- JJ! ge Sf if XV .sys W H.: K y - ' J ff-Q .. y r Aff- f YJ C t JJ E! ly ' 1 .9f X ,f WALTER VINCENT COLEMAN l 3.--f CLASSICAL COLLEGE President 1: Treasurer 55 Baslcetloall 2, 5, 4: Foot- ball 3, 45 Dramatics 4: Intramurals lg Vice-President Sodality 4. His heart and hand both open and both free. Brud, a veteran of Yvestlield, originally came from Penn- sylvania. Trinity is proud of his record, looth on the haslcethall court and the gridiron. Vvith two years of varsity experience behind him he was unanimously elected captain of the basket- hell team. But these are just a few of his numerous talents. His ability to master science and math is as impressive as his ' athletic record. Truth and sincerity are among his many out- standing characteristics. His cheerful disposition and drawing personality have won for him many friends who are proud of the fact. Brud's mild temper is a great asset and may explain his cool playing ability and fast thinking. Someday he will become a great engineer and we all wish him the best of success. Trinity will miss you. Bmd, hut her loss is someone else's gain. 15 KtBflld,, raw? QT ix A , W Jflgw CIA CGNWAY HELEN PATRl Helen', LATIN-CLASSICAL BUSINESS - I b 5. Intramurals l, 2, 5, 4: Dramatics 3. 4, Glee Cu A olancing shape an image gay. Vvlrcncver you loolc tlrrougl1 a HTrinitas , you generally final a Conway peering out from tl1c pages. Fortunately tllis year is no exception for Helen is clefinitely a Conway, frecltles and all. Tlre clcvil-may care attitude slie clisplays, is an effective camouflage for lrer generosity and sincerity. A winning smile ancl ready wit are lceynotes of lrer charming personality. Altlrouglr Helen is an active participant in all sports, her clrief interest is laaslcetloall. ln lact slte lias lnecome so familiar to tlie luaslcetlnalls, tlrat they nearly bounce tl1rougl1 tlie lroop at tlxe siglrt of l1er. Tl16I6'S a saying tllat you get as mucll out of lille as you put into it. ll tliis is true. we are sure Helen will he well talcen care ot. 16 l X A jf Muff' 4 'ff X LQ f f 5 e Q i fi , 1 i L It t iff! ,ij ,MJ A ljk-VZ-JAX' fi 0 N-710 A JM i 'KV ff' f ff! A pt ti fit UP it if Q,-ff ' J P FRANCES JOSEPHINE DESAULNIERS GENERAL BUSINESS Business Manager Trinitas 4: Giee Ciutm 5, 43 Dramatics 4. What wealth to have a friend we cannot think of without elevation. Haiiing from that small borough, Norttl Piainfieici, tail, oiaric and sparkling tzrowmeyeci Frances came to us in tier Junior year, anci ttas been a true daughter of Trinity since tier arrival. Her most enviable characteristic is that of being cool, catm and collected at all times. Franey is ttte possessor of a pleasant, even disposition and her Business ability is weii recognized by tier efficient management ot T1'initas . She is tile type ot person who is always agreeable and is willing to neglect tier own interests to tleip ottiers. She is a good student and when site leaves, Trinity will lose one of her most proficient stenogra- ptters. it is our earnest wistl, Frances, that you may have aii tile luck you need for your great ambition. 17 Franey 1 S' - ttx 'if c , A v ix XV mf ' if Y , ,J ,Q +4 ffl , X lr k , f i .1 w I M J . i - s 3-'lyl 2 . X., 1 v l V 1. A, X ,Sr , J QCIARY tRENE FAYDEN .r - HM yu ,:. Jr XX 1 1 I GJ' LATIN-CLASSICAL COLLEGE Glee Clulo 5, 4g Drnmatics 4. Friendship weighs more than gold. Although Mary has spent only three years within the por- tals of Trinity, she has always been loyal to her Alma Mater. Her profound interest in everything has brought her the esteem ol not only her class, hut the entire student body. Mary, one who is always reacly to help a struggling classmate, is a true and loyal friend: a lady, in the fullest meaning of the worcl: anal. a real student. Because of her hearty laugh, sunny smile and pleasant disposition, she leaves laehind an abundant store of happy memories of the hours spent in her company. Au revoir, Mary. anal may God speed you on lor success. 18 , V, A X 4 A ' f A 7 ' ,' is 7 S A Aft X hui' Tx , 1 ' ,V f I 1 A X 'Pl 'xy I, K ' A XJ ,qu 1 X 4,351-t X- IL X lf X iii X 1 L K V sz - I X It I t f ' . . X xt , L I t 4 OTTO THOMAS FLEIG Tom LATIN-SCIENTIFIC President 4: Dramatics 45 Intermurats 5: Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Business Manager 4: Football Manager 4. 'Exceectingly wise, fair spoken, and persuading. Tom came to us in the Junior Cias H t1 s. e as proveci trim- sett to be quite a mathematician. Since tie has been here tie has taken quite an active part in sports and proved his dramatic ability by taking part in ttie Senior Play, Annai:reiie Runs R1 . . rot . He also tieici office as president of the Senior Class We do sincerely tnetieve that with tlis iitceatnie erson i't P H 1 Y tie will without question be a success in whatever tieici tie may endeavor to undertake. Au revoir. 19 ANDREW JOHN FORGASH Andy A , LATIN-SCIENTIFIC PROFESSIONAL Prelect l, 5: Sodality President 4: Vice-President 2: Varsity Footloall 2. 5, 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 5, 4: Dramatics 4: Intramurals 1. He was indeed time glass wherein time noble youth did dress themselves. Since lie came to Trinity in tl1e Frestiman Class, Andy tlas participated in all the sctiool activities. He lxas proven his ability as a real all-around attllete and an excellent sctiolar. In his Senior year Andy was unanimously elected Captain of ttne football team and lead the team tlirougln a liard taut successful season. As a memlaer ot the Trinity Five he sluowed surprising ability in Baslcettaall in his Senior Year. Andy liails from Dunellen wtiere they may well tue proud ot him. All wtio saw the Senior Play witnessed a fine performance lay our good- loolcing Andrew Forgasli. He has well proved liis skill in lead- ership, and wittl his great personality. and lie will continue to tue at every trend in his life. a success. 20 - E W , S fi 1 f 11 c -if iz! fig T 'Z f fj N Lf 5-25 'SQ 'Lf J .: 1 '- , M .fr s v! , age! - I E '. '75, CC, fri? nf S if F 5 C' . Lani, 'ig I 5 F . 3- ,ff Tix 'df' :few '-14' K, or 1 ,fa is 2 ' jr fe, at if-C, ry 'f , .F Y -N : --f Mei, at ag, X X -'Q 'ESQ i ,,.7A' 'X Y f ig' K f cr 1 ,.. ,, dh -1 -'if' Sf off' Ls' Q EQ.: Ji' , iifffw ss. 2 ff?-'se EW R 'LKB' 2' W ,A 1' , kr V- 4,5 S, 'L -Z f Elf?-Y K I E l,p, -J ,X A if:e DQr' DOROTHX, THEREQ5 GANSKA GENERAL BUSINESS Intramurals 1. 4: Giee Ctuh 5. 4: Dramatics 2, 5. 4. Smile and the world smiles with you. A brilliant smite, hazel eyes, brown hair, lots of pep and vitality. is a perfect description of our Dot . She came to Trinity in her Freshman year anct has since been a daily com- muter from a town called Vaux Hail. Not only has Dot made many friends hut she has also hrought many a ray of sunshine into the classroom with her cheery presence. Active in sports, she has many times displayed her accuracy on the haslcethall court. Another of her assets is her dancing ability. for Dot loves music and is usually the first on the dance floor. It is Dot's one ambition to he the perfect Secretary. and we all know that with her charming smite and pleasing person- atity. she is sure to go far. So to Dot go all our hopes for a very happy and successful career. W 2 1 fn I ' tl ff ff A i 1 I 'I . 1 W! lrfj A hy 9 f I Xl ' . ' f ,X , X f X ,f L4 ll Y f f ,f f fe X 1 f f al W!! , ff' ' X I ,If 1' ELORELNICE TEBESA GINIHER ,, ! pfeiryu X 'JV' X ll I I X 1 fl 6,1 l ' u 1 r 1 COLLEGE GENERAL lub 5, 4: Cheerleader 4: Intramurals 5, 45 Glee C Dramatics 5, 4. 'AHer eyes are homes of silent prayer. Teresa is tile class laloncle and one of 'lie most popular girls in time senior class. Besicles being graceful anal clainty, sire is the possessor of suclx classic beauty as laloncle l1air ancl lorown eyes. Sire is an entlrusiastic participant in atlrletic games, ancl a marvelous actress. Terry sings sweetly, as was provecl in the Senior play. She manages to stay lriglx on tile lronor roll. Not only is she intelligent but also has the sterling qualities of a grancl personality and a clueerful clisposition. We lcnow that witlr l1er aluility ancl lxer spiritecl personality sire will win loacls of success. 22 I A KLA A Y ' A . l lf! . fn If I X 5 7 fy j X! lily! I , 7 J I t jay . t Tj X V Q, ,J X gl' GJBVM lift!! fl n ,, lu ,, Oy! IW LV i 37 VMI lf, rw' ,KL IW . ' , Q jx!! y lf i yj V! J t it A 'TW iw' ' it if wld fx ,Vi . n j ll if 1 ,jjj . V Y-ll MARY MA'tfGARlElT GROGAN LATIN-CLASSICAL PROFESSIONAL Assistant-Editor of '41 Trinitas: Dramatics 2, 5, 4: Glee Club 5, 4: Intramurals 4. Thy voice is a celestial melody. Mary a live-foot-five, lolue-eyed, larown liaired girl, has been a student within tile portals ol Holy Trinity since the first grade, and a lifelong resident of Westfield. Her scholastic rat- ing is very high. slme having attained the liigliest average in tlxe Freshman and Junior classes. Mary is considered one of our best guards as slre is always displaying lmer Fighting Irish spirit . Slme has also sliown artistic ability lay lie: splendid performance in the Senior play Annaloella Runs Riot , as Aunt Bella, excelling especially in singing. Mary, we all wisli you the lnest of luck and success in whatever field you clioose. 25 Marie I I f 1 ' A Q , 1 . ' X 1 ' f K' , ,x I - f 1 Y f 1 7 A X I f V f S 'As J I ,ff 1 2 k lf, Ji!! 1 1 ' I I - I I1 l ' 1 I A - 1 iq In 'l r. I I if 1 I X 1 . ff .f ' AGNES FRANCES HILL Peggy -- GENERAL PROFESSIONAL Intramurals 1, 2: Dramatics 2, 5, 4: Glee Club 5. 4. A true friend is always a friend. This blond-haired. blue-eyed heart Breaker has traveled forty miles to school daily, for four years. Since her entry within the portals of Trinity, she has made many friends and is one of the most popular girls in the Senior class. Peggy, besides being the very essence of ambition, is a skillful dancer and takes a keen interest in watching all sports. 'She intends to take up nursing as a profession and we all know that with her winning smile and pleasing personality, site is sure to go far. So, wishing her lots of luck and success. we will now bid goodbye to Peggy. 24 I Z 4 1 I if A ' -4 P I GENERAL PROFESSIONAL Intramurals 2: Dramatics 4: Glee Club 2, 5, 4g Secretary 1. IKTIIGTB is no wisdom like franiznessf' This tall, stately. young Miss, trails from the fair city of Plainfield. and has been a daughter of Trinity for the past four years. Possessing a voice of ama ' zmg tone and quality. Grace very ably portrayed the leacling part in the Senior play, dis- playing also on that occasion a remarlcable talent for acting. In addition to these accomplishments. Grace is also a nimble fingered pianist, ancl has on many occasions helped in success- fully putting on class programs. Exhibiting a Business-like ancl efficient manner. ancl being the possessor of so wide a scope of talent, we are alt certain that she will succeed in whatever she may undertake in the futur AI t1 e. t ouglu Trinity may miss her. the world will Be indeed enriched by this talented and inspired young lacly. 25 I 'V 1, GRACE MARGARET HOVVLEY I t Grace , , WWTVQW E Qi Www JEAN ELEANOR KENNEY ' rfeans , Qiffsgfrtigffggf A f GENERAL BUSINESS Intramurals I, 2, 5, 4: Giee Ciuia 3: Dramatics 2, 5, 4: Secretary 2, 5. But oh, she dances such a way. Jean is a fun loving, gay spirited young iady, not easiiy provoiceci, and a staunch friend. On the inasicetisaii court and off. sire is time very essence of sportsmanship. For four years siue has been one of the leading iorwarcis on the intramural teams. On time dance floor many an envious eye has been cast in Jean's ciirection iaecause of ixer lush and graceful style. Si-me will surely be a success in the Business world. not only because of her speeci in typing and shorthand, but because of imer pleasing personality also. Best of luck to you Jean, and aii the success in the world. 26 Q , , wk 4 if x gf. ff! it I of , 5 Q rl Njxyyxxjlijx jj i ,f 1, U i A If XJ! J X A X i X fix , X Q jjvlq W ,M LATIN-CLASSICAL PROFESSIONAL Intramurals I, 2: Giee Ciuiz 2, 5. 4: Dramatics 2. 5. 4. ''Geniai-Gentle-Generous A perfect comizriniation of merriment and mirth is our happy, fun loving Joan, whose sunny disposition and keen sense of humor has won for her a great many friends. One of her most outstanding qualities is her generosity. She is aiways the first one to lend a helping hand. It is Joarfs one ambition to become a nurse and we feel that qualities such as I1er will not be over looked in time nursing profession. We wish her every possible success and hope that the woricl will IJ e as generous to Her as sine has been to so many others. 27 W ,JK g1 it XIQAN AUGUSTA LAURENT .f ,, Ioan vt- ' x E QT 2E A - Q. 5 tif! x, WL x 3 - Z5 Rf nfs , I 5' ,rtt il 'i 'Y' , I i. if TT Ky fi R 1:3 ' JOSEPH WILLIAM LAURENT ...Ioan Q: GENERAL BUSINESS Dramatics 2. 5, 4: Giee Club 5. 4. Pam but mighty. Joe is truiy one of Trinity's sons having spent tweive years wititin its waiis. Although si1ort in stature Joe is dynamic in personality with iris quick wit and jovial humor making ilim a popular favorite. His dramatic abiiity in iris sopiiomore anci Senior year was one outstanding quality. What is Trinity's ioss is time Business worirfs gain in as much as he has taken com- mercial subjects. 28 4 - 5 LATIN-SCIENTIFIC COLLEGE Intramurals 5. 4: Varsity Footioaii 5, 4: Dramatics 4. Knowledge is more than equivalent to force Red came to us in time Junior year, from Virginia, and has proven to be a true and faithful friend. His ability in foottzaii amazed iris friends Because of his fighting spirit He wa . s center on the varsity football team, and siloweci us that tie can taice it and also giv ' e rt. His ability in sports does not slow iiim down in sciiooi woric, as tie is one of time best stucients in the Higtt School. His main amiwition is to some day ciiange the basketball ruies so that a bit of rougiiing up wiii be aiioweci. Trinity wiii miss you RED and we are losing a true, fighting irienci. 29 JOSEPH FRANCIS MANEY Red - 6 W , 4 - - ff .,f h Q ffiff 6521? ltfffifrf 9 ff W My f Vgkx' ,Mb CHARLES LAURENCE ORTLEB ' 'Larry' ' LAT IN-SCIENTIFIC COLLEGE Intramural Basketball l, 2, Captain 5: Varsity Bas- ketball 4: Varsity Football 2, 5. 4: Track 5, 4: Or- cliestra 5, 4: Dramatics 4: Assistant Manager of tlle Trinitas: lvlanager of Intramurals. The mirror of all courtesy. VVl1o is tliis smiling lacl whose face lzwetrays his real feel- ings? VVl1o is tllis youtlt we see on tl1e lnaslietlnall court ancl tlie football gridiron, always in the midst ol sports? Vvlly tl'1at is Larry Ortlelu. Larry came to Trinity in the first gracle ancl is one of tlle few ol the veterans ol tl'1e scllool. Everyone knows Larry, who is a pal on wl1om you can :le- penil to clo anything for you. Trinityls loss will live someone else's gain wlien Larry cleparts from us. May goocl luck and success follow you, Larry, wlierever you gol 50 Q 4 - 5 GENERAL BUSINESS V GI ee Club 5, 4: Dramatics 2. 5. A true friend is forever a friend. Rudy , tail, iaiue eyed, brunette with a smiie that would captivate anyone, came to Trinity in her Sopixomore year. She has proven herself to be a stauncil friend of those with whom siie comes in contact. Her chief aim in iii e is to become a nurse. Her pep and gooci ilumor will sureiy smooth a atix I p way for her career. We a i wish iler iuck in her future endeavors. I 5 I 4 RUTH ROS RuJyH E PANGBORN f .ff J . jj lx 5' iffy 1 f X -A in , . Jr.. 'LW' fl! VZ , M 1 il M ru 'lvl J! -Nl .N L X, ' 7 Vf,f ,AR v , ' I ' .X 1 Q 541: W. 0 I , no -A I lk 1,2 SML Vg, If vg- 4 X ' ' fr rw 'f' 1 xl v 1 - .1 kg 1 ' - f ' , f 1 V Y g U I ,Q-- v I I p . ' O 1 . 'S' 1 ' L . ' J-if i . . . A I' x .X ,K 1 . 1 1, -. .1 X ' F .Y 'ELLA ANN SCALZADONNA Ella 3 W W ...ezaufs GENERAL PROFESSIONAL lntramurals I, 2, 5. 4: Clwering Squacl 4: Glee Club 2, 5: Secretary 4: Dramatics 2, 5, 4. 1 Laugh and tlie world lauglis with you. Tl1ougl1 sliglrt in stature, tliis clarlc, clieerlul young miss. witli snapping lzrown eyes, liolcls a store of mirtlm in a laroacl grin ancl a lmearty laugli. Coming to us in tl1e seventlx gracle. slre lras ever since been tlle center ol mirtli. receiving muclx teasing concerning tl1e size ancl location of lrer l1orne town. Garwoocl, lout talcing it in a goocl natured way. ln tlre recent Senior play, Ella practically stole tlme slww witlm lxer Brilliant portrayal of a GAY SENORITA. Asicle from tl1is, sl1e is also a spiritecl memlver of tl1e cheering squad. From close association with l1er we lmow tlmat Ella also can lne very lzusinesslilce and efficient wlxen tl1e occasion calls for it. Exllilniting a sparlcling personality ancl possessing so many excellent qualities, we all lmow tlrat slie is laouncl to succeed in wlnatever tlue future may lrolcl for l1er. 52 Y Y 4 , 5 K '. lv GENERAL BUSINESS Intramurals 2: Glee Club 4. A Brilliant smile wins many friends. Dot came to Trinity in the Freshman class from Cleve- land. Ohio. She has a gay, carefree disposition and a smile that would light up any dreary clay. Cleveland surely lost a swell friend when Dot came East. Slie is a very outstancling character on tlie gym floor on apparatus clays. Dot has a great desire to travel. therefore it is not sur- prising tliat ller life-long amlnition l1as been to become a hostess. I know her classmates wish tier a swell flight to tliis extra- ordinary field slie has chosen. and we know that God will be with her in all tier ways. 55 I . t DOROTHY JANE SPEAKER Dot M 1.1713 I A J 'JNAK5 I yffvva .1 S A ' ,A I Afvl ,- ,- - - 'X rl UM ly Jfffl CW,-'il X J' ' e - . Aff Q fix , Qfc- 1 pp Vyliafp W wif' H E , f ,Q A of A f ofa W e of M ,IL I fffdby F! llb, ,iff ll fy If 'J-J , fn jf V, I L14 VAVJ I a 1 JL' 1 JEANNE MARIE TOMASULO Tommy LATIN-CLASSICAL COLLEGE Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Press Clulo 5, 4: Glee Club 5 4: Dramatics 2, 43 Secretary of Class I: Clicer- leader 4. Editor-in-chief of Trinitas. 1 hate nobody: I am in charity with the world. Quite witlrout effort Jeanne claimecl our friendship and admiration when slne first came to Holy Trinity. The first thing that attracts us to Jeanne is not only lrer beauty lout tier charm- ing and vivicl personality. Because ot lier many endearing qualities Jeanne has provecl to be one of the most popular girls in tier class. As captain of an intramural team sl'1e displayed l1er power not only as a player, but as a leacler. The fine record of our Varsity Basketball Team was partly clue to tl1e encouragement of tl1e cheering squad, of wl1icl1 slue was a 'or factor If you feel sometliing strangely akin to the warmtli J maj . and brightness of a ray ot sunslwine enter the room, be assure that Jeanne l'1as arrivecl. It you score ttle points as neatly in tlre game of lite as you lrave in tlie game of basketball. Jeanne, we feel sure that the final Nquartern will fincl no fouls clmllcecl up against you. 54 2 4 f X ww.?,,,,....f GENERAL PROFESSIONAL Vice-President 5: Intramurals 4: Drarnatics 4. A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrow's. It is fitting to say that here is another thin man as was spoken of his brother. From tile first grade he was a member of the Trinity student body. He is reaciy at any moment to talk on any subject and is one of the best known boys in Trinity. His jovial nature has endeared him to all of us. May his future life be filled with joy and prosperity with best wishes from all his churns. Take it easy, Jupe. 55 HENRY PETER TOVVNSEND ..Iupe,, -- Qx - R 5 K Q.. R., . 74.4 7 .- , f' I if f t 1 ' I jr X J f ,J , ff I iff! y f - ff X f J 1 fi i ,ff ' ,f ' 1 Us j X df . K x 'X .f xf 'f x 1 B X Ib- , 1 jf , f X, ,X , 1 -Xxlfvgl ay V ...fi f I 1 A jf!! I In-Z' I X ff! ..,,. '. 1 X flf X J Irs S 1 ff ' x ' f ff jf! I ff 'V V M, .2 5 l , :.- , .f f I ' J D -5 'ff 'i X A f V 1 .L K I X if 'WX V ' Z J If If X jf, BERNICE ROSE TRAYNOR u , ss BGFHICG LATIN-SCIENTIFIC PROFESSIONAL Intramurals l, 2. 5, 4: Dramatics 2, 5, 4: Glee Club 2, 5. 4: Cheerleading 4: President 2, 5: Prefect 4: Orchestra 2, 5. ln her-the significance of friendship. Bom and Iareci in Westfield, Bernice has been one of Trinity's veterans. During her high school career she has cut quite a figure in school activities. Although she has been prom- inent in sports, being the captain of tile Trojans basketball team, her school work has not suffered in the least. having attained the highest average in the Sophomore year. A lover of music, our light-brown ixaireci. Hue-eyed lass. has played tile violin in the orchestra for two years. One can reaciiiy see Bernice cioes many things and does them well. To a student known and loved by ali, we wish her the ioest ot luck and success. ' 56 7 7 5 J' ,-..---- LATIN-SCIENTIFIC PROFESSIONAL Treasurer I, 4: Basketball 4: Football 2. 5, 4: Dram- atics 4: Intramurals l. 2, 5. Men of few words are the best men. John Henry, a loyal son of the Blue and White, having been in Trinity for all his twelve years of school, the treasurer of our Senior Class, is always in view insicie the portals of Trinity. His ever present willingness to lend a. helping hand and his very pleasant disposition have won for him many friends. John proved his ability on the gridiron in securing for himself a guard berth on the varsity. He rleveiopeci his tech- nique on the basketball court for the first three years on the intramural squads and in his final year obtained a position on the varsity squact. Joiufs interest in civic affairs has secured for him many cieioates with his fellow ciassmen. When John leaves Trinity. she will be losing a very zealous and faithful student. Good luck anci the best of everything in your future undertak- ings, John. 57 AM 7- 1. 'V 4 1? iw' 1 J I. W 'J 5 JOHN HENRY TRAYNOR I, T.', ,Q S - s s 4 QT-. Y U A , tis Hs ,U ' J X in QW' D 'fp UQ? CJ Vx Z MARY FRANCES TURNER csMary:s LATIN-CLASSICAL PROFESSIONAL Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 5: Dramatics 2, 5. 4: Editorial Staff 4. A sense of humor is the oil of life's engine. California, we are grateful to you for sending to us this typical little Irislm lassie. Witlr l1er ready wit and her con- genial manner sl1e has won a place in the hearts of all that lmow lmer. Her curly larown locks encircle a sparkling counte- nance. To top all this Mary has always been an eager partici- pant in all sports, excelling in basketball. With this back- ground, Mary has secured a good foothold as a start in laer future life. Good luck, Mary. and may you succeed in all you undertake. 58 Y 4 - 5 -.U--:W Dramatics 4: Varsity Basketball 4. The reward of a thing well clone is to have clone it. Within tlwe last year, Jim, a welcomed pal entered tlie senior class displaying his splendid personality to all. Though a stranger from Philadelphia. lie now resicles in Nortli Plainfield coming to Trinity as B. post graduate. His scnse of responsibility and cleverness were shown in tlie clramatization of UAnnalJelle Runs Riot and tile presentation of the senior's Mock Trial. We all WiSl'l you, Jim, life's greatest ambition, success. 39 JAMES THOMAS SONGSTER .,Iim,, .SISIEIZ BBHBE HIIITH E are incieeci proucl to be aisle to possess sucli a religious as Sister Grace Anita, the Principal of our Higii Sciiool. Superior in time diplomatic iianciling of affairs ever present in an institution sucil as Trinity, slie is tile olaject of our lmiglaest esteem and gratitucle. Side has ever followed our divine Lorci tiirougii the patlis of liumiiity, of self sacrifice and of unchanging icinclness, giving tier whole soul to tile interests of the students, Wi'1O regard her as a true anti shining example of steadfast loyalty to a irigii irieal. Vvorcis are inadequate, as they cannot express fully time deep love we possess for our own Sister Grace. -JEANN13 ToMAsULo Y Cur Pastor Like tlie captain ol a sliip upon a turbulent sea, He sets iris course for nearest lancl anct infinite security. But ziiiierent is tlie sllip lie guirles anrl clillerent is luis goal His craft is of a spiritual liue, ins cargo lyut a soul. His only loeacon is tile ligllt ol: Goflls sweet smiling i-are, Tire only prize lie will receive is everlasting grace. Yet valiantly lie struggles tlirougliout tile many years, To luring us saiely llome to Cori wliile lmnisliing our fears. -5 IARY TURNER v Effects of time Rain it we awake anel tlear a lnirrls song its spirit carries us gayly along, But it we awalce ancl listen to rain Our eitorts tilrougiiout tile ciay seem in vain. XVliy can time rain effect us tins way, Ami make us really want to say. Rain, rain go away Anti come again anotlier clay. Nvllat it it liearci our plea ancl olaeyecl, 'tire bloom of tire trees ami tlowr-rs woulel facie. Tire eartlr would become a liarrl lnrown crust. Ancl tile green ol tlie grass would turn to rust. Tire wiieat in tile lielcts would slirivel anti clie, Tire laroolis and tire wells would soon run rlry. So iyelore you conclernn tire innocent rain, Remeininer tiiat it's not in vain, For it was sent lay Gocl anti lias a reason To water ancl nourisli every season. 1-it IARY VIQURNILR Qur Beautiful Virgin Lovely laciy ciressecl in lolue liow l love tliey face, For it's iillecl in every way witll Sanctiiying Grace. 'Tis every girls clesire to iiave a face like yours, For in eacli and every feature tlie love oi Gocl just pours. Your eyes are lilce tlie stars, tliat twinlcle in tlie slry, To reininrl us tire place in lieaven for tire good ones wlie Your lips are just as perfect as any lips coulcl ine, that tiave lcissecl tire face oi Jesus in peace anal agony. n tlxey Upon your lovely liair tliere sits tile queen of heavens crown. Qtr lovely lacly ctressect in blue, to us you are renowned. -ELLA SCALZADONNA v Farewell Trinity Four years we've spent witliin your trails, Protected lay your sturcly walls. Vveive come to love Qilljll lnriclc anti stone, Tiiat malces up you our second twine. You've tauglit us every timing We lmow, You lielpecl our rninrts ancl inoclies grow. Ancl when we sturnlnlecl into troulole, 'twas your guicling ilancl Tliat lielpefi our wavering feet to stanci. Anti now tllat tliese iour years are past, Our gracluations iiere at last, So 'tis witli sorrow anal a tear Tiiat we say farewell Trinity clear. ,-MARY TURNER 40 die Class History FRESHMAN YEAR On September 8, 1957 a hand of Freshmen entered the portals of Trinity tligh for the first time. Gur chief experience was the horror of initiation. This was over- come hy our exhiieration in playing on the intramural haskethali teams. Among the outstanding events were First Fridays, Assemhiies, and solving a prohiem in Algebra. At last the year ended and we looked forward to the next with increas- ing ambition. SOPHCMORE YEAR Our first affair as Sophomores was initiating the Freshmen on Halloween. During the year we followed Caesar through Gaul, hisected angles, learned a little more than just uS'iI vous plaitu and Merci heaucoupu, and agreed with Silas Marner that Ha little child shall lead them. Soon we had our June examinations and looked forward to Juniordom. JUNIOR YEAR Now we are on the main floor. For the first time our class is divided: some trotting into the commercial room for typing and shorthand while the others re- mained in the class helping Cicero against Catiiine. And wasn,t this the year for our class rings? We polished off the year hy enjoying the Prom and Class Night and a few days later the Junior-Senior outing which we had looked forward to for two years. The closing of the Junior year found us prepared to enter the Senior Class. SENIOR CLASS At last we are Seniors! The gradual rise has been a slow hut a profitaioie one We are on the last lap of our journey: the inevitable day of graduation drawing nearer and nearer. Now we come to the realization of what Trinity has given us,-not only in scholastic privileges hut also in the strong friendships and the clean sportsmanship attained within its walls. No more than this can he said of any school. f-BERNICE TRAYNOR 41 Class Cjalefldal' SEPTEMBER 10-The Portals of Trinity open for another gala Senior year. OCTOBER 1'-'Sixth Annual Retreat with Rev. Gilhert Vvalser, C. P. as retreat master. 5-The retreat ends. Our souls feel refreshed and holy. 4-'First Friday of the New Year-f100'K7 attenclanre. 12--Columbus Day--First Holiday. 14-First monthly dance. 21,-Reports-fthe Seniors entertain at first assembly. 25-Mission Day. 28--initiation starts-fmlqhe poor Freshmen . 51'-'Initiation and Halloween CIEIIICC-'nxfxlllilt Furry.. NOVEMBER I-All Saints Day-Holy day ancl Holiclayl Also First Friday. 8-Election Day'-'another holiclay-hurrahl 11-Armistice Day-still another holiclay. 19-Bingo and dance given hy the Seniors. 20-'Characters from the Senior play go to New York. 21-Thanksgiving Holiclays hegin. 25-Back to school- Boy that Turlcey was sure swell . 29--'The Senior play-a glorious successi DECEMBER 2-Assembly given hy Juniors. 6-First Friday. 8-'Feast of the Immaculate Conception--holiclay. 9-'First m.ovie given in auclitorium. IS-The election of the officers for the year hook. 20-Christmas vacation starts. 22-'First day of winter-fnvvinter wincis are hlowingu. JANUARY 6-Classes resume. 9-'First Basketball game, Oratory 15, Trinity 15. I4-Trinity verses Wardlaw 15-11 in their favor. 15-'Thomas Eclison a nice score in our favor 54-35. 20-A Striking victory for us Sacred Heart 17, Trinity 24. 24-Sayresville 16, Trinity 51. 28-'Essex County Vocational 28. Trinity 51. FEBRUARY 5-Reports-entertainment lay the sophomores. 5-Dance for the year hook. 7-First Friday,-'game our loss. 17'-Edison 51, Trinity 17. 21--Game, we lost. 28--Our game 25-18. MARCH 7-'First Friciay-Also the Alumni Game anti dance. The victory went to the varsity. 17-St. Patriclcys clay-a holiday-fvvatch out for those green ribbon girls. 24'-'Reports--The Freshmen entertain. APRIL 1-'April fool--fit isn't a holiday. 9-'Easter recess begins-some iuni 21-The Easter Vacation ends with a hang. 24--The Pupils coming out highest in the religion exam go to Newark to talce another one. MAY lf- Tis the month of our Nlothernf-Each morning her Chilclren go to visit her. 2-'First Friclay. 5-Final Assembly-Mock Trial is given hy Seniors. 22-Ascension Thursday'-holy clay. 29-Class Night and Prom-the long awaiteci night. 50-Memorial Day-a holiclay for all. JUNE 2-Our Outing-we had a grand time. 6-First Friday'-Communion Breakfast. 16-17-18'-Examinations. 19-'Yes--Graoluationl It is with great happy Clays of our school life. 42 sorrow that we leave the portals of Trinity and al o t c RUTH PANoBoRN Class Prophecy N the year 1955, a time capsule was huried, containing the notes and life stories ol some ol the most successful students who graduated in the year 1941 from Holy Trinity High. The year is now 2055, a new world. two archaeologists, Owlt and Pipwise, are examing the capsule: Owlf-'Ah-at last we have dug up the class ol 1941. Pipwise-Yes. Owll, we will read these notes and see with our own eyes those who were great in their day. Here is something interesting'-'Jeanne Tomasulo was editor-in-chiel ot the New Yorlc Sun, it says she was one of the greatest journalists, and author of a laoolc called 'Beyond Humans. Owlf-And mind you, Pipwise, she was a womanl They must have laeen smart in those Clays. Pipwise-Here is another, and some pictures. This is also a womanl Owlf-Wow! Vvhat picturesl Her name was Terry Cvinther, and it says she was model for clothes in a large manufacturing concern. And here are a lot ol headlines and stories praising the worlc of Dr. Andrew Forgash who was one ot the loest surgeons in America. Pipwise-fHere is something interesting, it says that Mr. Larry Ortlelo owned the largest group ol stores in America. He has quite a lile story. He started in with his lather's little store in a town called Vvestlielcl. This says that Henry P. Townsend is the only moving and truclring company in the lnusiness, that he bought out all the others. And here is a ptcture ot his secretary, Miss Elizaloeth Cocchia. Owlf-'You notice that all these people started in Vvestlield, it must have heen a hig place. Here is another one. Mr. John Traynor, Postmaster-General, also started in Vvesttielcl. Pipwise-Look Owll, here is a picture of a funny-loolcing machine and an attractive girl. It says this is the Hlargest stratoline plane in the world today. The girl is the hostess and her name is Miss Dorothy Speaker ol the American Lines. Owlff-Looli Pip, here are some more pictures, this one is ol lvliss Grace Howley. the famous soprano of the Metropolitan Opera House. Pipwise-Loolr at this picture, Owlt. This girl was voted the heauty queen ot ten states. She is 'Miss Dorothy Cavanagh. Owlf-Here, Pip, is a picture of lour great nurses who received medals lor bravery in the field of nursing. They were Ruth Panghorn. Agnes Hill, Julia Briant, and Edith Battiato. Pipwise-Hey, Owlf, loolc at this picture ot the pretty girl with all the little children. She is Mary Bradshaw, and it says she is a kindergarten teacher. Luclcy pupilsl Owlf-Ah, loolr at this fancy magazine. It is called The VVoman's World , and is edited lay Mary Fayclen. Pipwise-'Here is a large secretarial school, the largest in the world, in fact, estalnlished lay Mary Grogan. They say she has enough medals to decorate ten people. And this woman, here, with the hroad grin. She is a comedienne. lt says lVliss Ella Scalzadonna ol world-wide fame has laeen awarded a medal for outstanding performance. Owlf-Here is a nurse in an army uniform-oh, she was in the army nursing corp. Her name was Nlary Turner. And this picture ol a Vincent Coleman, it says he was a great haslcetlaall star. What is that, anyhow? Pipwise-Well, it seems they divided into equal numbers and then all chased a hall and tried to drop it into a bottomless haslcet. They must have heen a little crazy to waste their time so. Vvell,-d what is this? Miss Helen Conway chosen typical lrish girl, and a pretty colleen at that. Owlf-This must have been a great man. Mr. Joseph Maney, builder and flyer ol the world's fastest planes. He received the Noloel Peace Prize. Pipwise--Here is a picture ol Thomas Fleig, a great chemist, and his lahoratory assistant, lVliss Bernice Traynor. Quite a lew great men and women are represented in this little group. Owlf-My, here is a handsome young man, Mr. James Songster, a radio star. But, Pipwise, lend your eye. Filly beautiful girls, dancers, and their leader and teacher was Miss Jean Kenney. some teacherl Pipwise-Here is Miss Dorothy Ganslca, a script girl, and the writer of many lamous movies. Owlf-Here is the hig success story ol a little man, Mr. Joseph Laurent, biggest hanlc president, and his secretary was the winner ol the shorthand speed title, Miss Frances De Saulniers. Pipwise-Well, Owlt, we have come to the end, lout it we had lived at that time, we would have been very insignificant compared to that group ol great and successlul men and women who graduated from Holy Trinity. I salute them. ' r-'JOAN LAURENT 45 What Wouid Happen II: GRACE HOWLEY ..,.....,. I, TERESA GINTHERW, Y,Y,,. DOROTHY SPEAKER ,,.,,....... BERNICE TRAYNOR ,7,,.,,7,,,,,,,,,, FRANCES LESAULNIERS ,,,,, ,, MARY FAYDEN ,...7........A,..,,,,,, JEANNE TOMASULO ,...,.,. JOHN TRAY NOR ,w...,,...... JOAN LAURENT 7w,.Y,.,..... DOROTHY GANSKA ,,,,,,,,, MARY GROC-AN .,YY.Y,YY,..,.,.... ANDREW FORGASH .,.,.,.,A,, ELIZABETH COCCHIA ,...,... LAURENCE ORTLEB YYYYYY...... ELLA SCALZADONNA ...... VINCENT COLEMAN .,.,,... JULIA BRIANT ....,Y,,.,,,,, JOE LAURENT AL,,YL,,,,,. JEAN KENNEY .,.,Y,,,,. JIM SONGSTER ,,,,.Y,,,., Iler voice so neat ......Y...m,,,DicIn't Iravc a new hair cIo .,,. VVasn't exact in all her Iessons .......,,,L,,,.VVasnt so sweet pessimistic r0II her eyes mmmW.V...,.NVcnt out with a hIoncI ...n.,W,m,.VVasn't wearing a new gadget W YYYYYYYY,...A......,,,A,,,,,,,,,. Started a riot in cIass mWV...W.,.,,,VVasn't perfect in her satin transiations a speech ,,,,,,,,,DicIn't get a Ietter from a certain Vvest Pointer his hair giggIing the heII on time ,,,,,,,,,IVIIsseci a chance to go skating up ,,,,,,,,,DicIn,t see that certain person MARY TURNER --YA--YVYvY .....V.............. C ouICIn,t pIay IJasICetI3aII ..Y...YYYLY.,,....... ,, .,,,,,,,Y,AYY,YYYYYV,Y,,Y,YYvv,v,vY,v,, WQSHIQ arguing RUTH PANGBORN .VY..VVVV ,r.,,,,,,, D iCIn't have some Icinci of a mishap ..,,..,,.,,,,,, YYVV,YYAYYVYYYYwVYwYVY-'VV--, X TOM FI-AEIG ----f----------,---,,VfV---YV--,f. ,,Y,Y,,,,,,, S tayed away from the Mount HELEN CONWAY -.---.Y.,YVY.V..w......... ,,,,,.,.,..,.....,....... VX fas very serious ,,,.,,.,.. ,,,,r,,,,r,r,,,,,, W asrft so refreshing AGNES HILL V-,-----------,---------,--At,f., ,,,.,,,,. VX 'asn't a IovaInIe character MARY BRADSHANV HENRY TONVSEND qi. H0urseIVes In Songn .................,...,,,.,,,,, ,..,,,,..,,,..,,,,..,..,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, K lIt Comes Baci: to Me Now' GRADUATION -..V-YV,YYYYV.VYVV... VVVYVVY.YV.VVY... K :Our Last Night Together' LARRY ORTLEB ..Y..V YY,V-VYYV..VV ..YV....V... t I I,m at a Loss For.VVorcIs: ELLA SCALZADONNA ,,7,,,,, MARY BRADSHAW .....,,,., HENRY TOWNSEND ,,,7..,, MARY GROGAN ,L,LL,Y,,.... DOROTHY SPEAKER ..,,,,,. JULIA BRIANT ,YL.L,.,......L,. DoIores Dark Eyes ...,..HVVI1iIe a Cigarette Was Burning i,,.,,.HNVI1en Irish Eyes Are SmiIing , .... Matting Me Over In the Army ,,,,,,,,, I've Got a Date With a Dream 1 - I v JIM SONGSTER v-,.-.V.... ..........,...,.....,., I .Jimmy Hari a NicIceI' GRACE HOWLEY ..,..ttet., t..,..t.....,..,.....,...t..,tJ.,t,.te. ' 'Yours For A song JEAN KENNY -------.-.VYIYVVYVVV.VV.v.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, I 1Jeannie Witli the Light Brown Hair DOT CAVANAUGH -VV.YVVYYYVV.vVV.VV .,,..,. 4 You Must Have Been a BeautiIuI Bahy JOE MANEY -,--.----.----,-----..,......Y.,IAAY Y,,,Y.,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,, A tParcIon My Southern Accent FRANCES DE SAULNIERS VYYVY,VV,, , .,,.,... ,,,.I,,,,,, I KIVIy Heart BeIongs To Daddy THERESE GINTHER ,,YLYY.,,.... JEANNE TOMASULO .,,..,,, TOM FLEIG ...Y..,,,,,..,,...,,,..,., DOT GANSKA Y,J,,L,Y.,....,.. ANDY FORC-ASH ..,.,... MARY FAYDEN .e,,Y,Y,,,,,,, BERNICE TRAYNOR YY,.,,,.., JOAN LAURENT .L,,,,Y,,,,.. MARY TURNER .,..e.r,A,,,,, BRUD COLEMAN .,,,,,,,,,, RUTH PANGBORN ..,,,,,, BETTY COCCHIA ,Y.,,,,,.,,. EDITH BATTIATO ,,.,.... . JOHN TRAYNOR ,,,A,I,,,,,, HELEN CONWAY ......I,.. JOE LAURENT I,..I..,..,r. .HA NigI1tingaIc Sang In BerIieIy Square ,,,.,,,.,.,,,I,n,,n I DCSIIC, Your Feefs Too Big Give You My Word ,,.,...HKcep An Eye On Your Heart. I Vvorryi ,,,,,,, EverytI1ing Happens to Me I Y. ,YY..........,.,,,,,Y,. HI Hear Music ........,.,.,,.....HChatterIJox, There I Go Hear a Rhapsody: ,,,,,.,....uCaIJin of Dreams ,,,..,,,,.,...... You're The One Tomorrow ,,,,,,. High On a Windy I'IiII .,,,,,,,'AVVI1atcha Know Joe? v f-AGNES F. I-Inu. 44 Last Witt and Testament E, the Ciass of ,4l, of Hoiy Trinity High, do herehy cteciare this to he our iast Witt and testament. We bequeath: To Father Watterson we bequeath our cieep anct tasting gratitude in appreci- ation of the encouragement, tcinciness and sympathy which he has hestowect upon us since entering these portais. To the faculty our since thanks for ati the icnowiecige, secuiar and religious, they have given us in the iast four years and memories that we have ctone our hest to make impressive and tasting. Edith Battiatof-Gooct natured, easy-going manner to Rita De Lihro. Mary Bradshaw-Mate foiiowing to Winnie Brennan. Julia Briant-Leaves her skating ahiiity to Barhara Blake. Dorothy Cavanaughf-Rrefreshing smite to Beutah Cauifieici. Etizatneth Cocchia-Her typing ahiiity to Virginia Brownlee. Vincent Coleman-Captain of Basicethati team to Biii Schneeictoth. Helen Conway-Lightness and trivoiity to replace Anne Cagnassoiats gravity. Frances Desauiniers-Secretarial aioitity to Veronica Noonan. Mary Fayctenf--Optimistic attitudes to Helen Robinson. Thomas Fteig-Mathematical atoitity to Pete Peterson. Andrew Forgash-Oratoricai ahiiity to James McCarthy. Dorothy Cansica--'Love of English to Edward Carnptoeii. Therese Ginther-Caimness and assurance to Gloria Fahies. Mary Grogan-'Latin vocahuiary to Eleanor Pfaff. Grace Howtey-My lead in the senior play to Margaret Moran. Agnes Hitt-Quiet, unassuming manner to Eiieen Kosticos. Jean Kenney-Dancing feet to Rose McEiWee. Jeanne Tomasuio-Parking space in ifront of school to Anna Mae Keppier. Joan Laurent-Lots of tuck to a certain hig-hearted junior. Joe Laurent-His height to Richard Kouha. Joe Nianey'-Bastcethait technique to Aiwin Sievers. Larry Ortieh-'His question AirH to Richard Haniey. Ruth Panghorn-Attractiveness to Doiores McCormack. Etta Scaizactonna-infectious laughter to Sister Grace Anita. Dot Speaker-My surplus footwear to Nancy Chiafaro. Henry Townsend-Geniatity to Joe Laurent, Jr. Bernice Traynor-Basicethaii guarding ahiiity to Jean Gorman. Mary Turner-Spectacular shots in hasiiethati to Connie Lynch. ,-Joram TRAYNOR 45 Class Mirror Ella Scalzaclonna ..... .....,...... C LASS CLOWN ....,..w,....... ................ H enry Townsend Agnes Hill .,,,,.,s... .... ,..........., B E ST DRESCSED ...s............. ................. A noly Forgaslm Edith Batriaro s,,,,.....,... . ....,........... BEST NATURED ............... ................ L arry Ortleb Dot Ganslca ..........,,......, ....,,....,.., C LASS SAINTS ..........,,w,,,, .....,........ J olln Traynor Frances De Saulniers ..a..........,....,,,. QUIETEST ...Y...,a............,,. ,..,.,,....., J oe Laurent Bernice Traynor ...,..... ,............ M OST AMBITIOUS .....,,,, ,,.... ..,.........,... T o m Flieg' Ruth Pangloorn ..... , .........,...,..... .......... S HYEST .............,..e,,,,...w,.. ...................... T om Flieg Mary Turner ..... .r,,,.,........w,. B EST ALL AROUND ........,.r ........,......,. Bruol Coleman Jean Kenney ......,..... ,..,l.......... B EST DANCER ,r,.,..,,..r.,... .,............... L my Ortleb Grace Howley .............. .............,..,.,,. B EST SINGER ,..,,.,..........ll,l.......,.. ..,............. J im Songsker Bernice Traynor ..v.,w.....,....,r.... DONE MOST FOR TRINITY .....,,...,.,.wr...,. .......wr J ol1n Traynor Mary Fayclen .......... .....,.......,r.,,.r....,.,. H EAVIEST .rrr,.vvw,vv..v.....,..,.r..,.........,......., Henry Townsenfl Jucly Briant ................ ............, S LIGHTEST ......,......... ,...r..,..Yv.r,..r.....r. J oe Laurent Mary Grogan ....,..,.. .............,, M OST STUDIGUS ....,,.,,... ....................... T om Flieg Joan Laurent .........,....... .....,.......l M OST CENEROUS ...........w..... ...v.........r... A ncly Forgash Terry Gintl1er ............... ..............,.r N EATEST .............ww.... ............. . .Tom Flieg Elizaloetlu Coccluia ..,....,, vw................ C LASS BABY .......Y.w...w ................... Y .Larry Ortlelo Helen Conway ,.....,..,,,...... ,..........., C LASS WIT r.......,.,..... ....VV,,......e. H enry Townsend Ella Scalzadonna ..,.. ....,.................. N OISIEST ......r...... ...,...............,... ,... J o e lxlaney Mary Turner ..,......... .........,,.... M OST ATHLETIC ....,...,.... ....,..,..,r,...w. A ndy Forgaslm Jeanne Tomasulo ............ ......y.......,. M OST POPULAR ,........c,.... ,...........,......... T om Flieg Dot Cavanaglu ...,.,....... .. .rYvw....., BEST LOOKING ,,,,,,e,,,e..... ..........,...,., B rud Coleman Jucly Briant ...............,...... .....,......,.. C LASS DREAMER ,,,,,,,,,,....,..., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, J im Songster Elizaloetll Cocclaia .........,... ........... M OST BUSINESS LIKE ,,......,..,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, T erry Gintlrer Helen Conway ............ .,.... .... C L ASS BORROVVER ,Y.. ,.......,, ............,.,e,, A n dy Forgasll ........,...,,MOST GENTLEMANLY.,...,,.......... Flieg Mary Braolsliaw ............... ......l.....s,, M OST LADY-LIKE .e.v...w.. ,....,,.......e..,, ,..............,.. ........... Dot Spealcer .,.......... ....,,........ B EST HAIR DOE, oo,,,,,,,...,r..,,,,.,.,.,.,.,.....,..., James Songster 46 JEAN KENNEY VINCENT COLEMAN A Pu1o1ic Act of Devotion to Mary N May 9, 1941, for the first time, and as a special trihute to Our Blessed Mother for 1V1other's Day, we stationed Our Lady's statue in the Quadrangle. In previous years, our custom to pay trihute was to assemhie in the school gymnasium every morning during the month of May, there to hear an appointed knight iaud our Biessed Mother under some particular title. The program for this day was speeches hy three boys of the high school, hymns sung hy the pupiis, atso the recitation of Litany of the Blessed Virgin and the Rosary. It is the intention of the faculty, that these devotions he continued yearly in this manner as long as the war, or the danger of war, persists. f-'ELIZABETH M. Coccum si Annual Retreat HE sixth annual retreat was conducted this year by the Reverend Father Giihert Vvaiser, CP., from October 1 to Qctoher 5 inclusive. During the three delightful days spent with us, Father VVa1ser gave us many enlightening talks which 1 am sure we will long remember. The daiiy program was as follows: 8:00-Mass and Instruction Study - Reading 11:15 A.1V1.-Conference 12:50--Stations 12:45-Rosary 1:45 P.1V1.-Conference 7:50 Friday-Mass and Communion. Sister Grace Anita is the proud founder of this custom and under the direc- tion of our Pastor, Monslignor Watterson, the students will he able to continue these retreats and carry the memory of them for many years to come. ...DOROTHY SPEAKER 47 Sister Anne Rosalie Silent men are they who rio the most work for God, carrying it out noiseiessly and secretly, jealous of every aim and character which is not divine. fmfhe Virginia Mary, hy NICOLASD. N the early fall of 1957, we, the Class of 1941, were making last minute prepara- tions for our first year in high school. Meanwhile, another one of Trinity's gram- mar school graduates was answering her cali to a higher life. On September Sth, 1957, Helen Gordon entered Saint Vincent's Juniorate, where she spent three happy years. The 25th of December, 1940, saw Helen, at the age of 17. receive the Habit of the Sisters of Charity and the name of Sister Anne Rosalie. We, who knew Helen, remember her grand personality and frienciiy smile, and we hope anci pray her life will he happy in the service of God as everything in her now tencis that way. f -MARY FAYDEN :L 1 Communion Breakfast UR annual Communion Breakfast was held this year on the sixth of June. It was the ninth breakfast to he heict hy the Sociaiity, and was considered hy all the most successful. Presiding was Monsignor Vvatterson and the faculty. We lis- tened with rapt attention and enjoyment to the speeches of the four class prefects and several members of the Senior Class. Monsignor Watterson addressed the student body, congratulating and acimonishing them to continue to uphold the sacred principles of the Soctaiity. To the Senior Class, it was a pleasant and memorable occasion, a never-to-he-forgotten one, 'because it marked their last Com- munion Breakiast at Holy Trinity. -DOROTHY GANSKA 48 i go 530059 S Joao QL- DO A g L 'N UK 0 1 ' X : : . X sf' E 0 0 i ,N I 6 0 0 f O e 'E O . ,rx -'ls : 0 at :. L- S.. 0 Q S 'UU NIGER! f 'x ooo 0 0 'O , 0 f Od F -. Ad . 'CX O D an L ,I y ,V V X 5 'lx 0 0 G G' E S f' ir, Q 0 5 4 M012 gf Q ff Z' . 2 f M 3 3 :il F -N 5 J V ' L' I ifxj JFREIHMEN ff Qi '00 f 'nx -' on oo I ,., oc To 00 000003, N QQIBQQQA 1 J Q57 QR LIT , in-17 llbnunjl- O Do00'0oouo09w0o UQDEHBLEISSIIJEII w A Junior Class Qfficers President ............. DANIEL KNIER Vice-President . . . VVINIFRED BRENNAN Secretary-Treasurer ...... JEAN GORMAN Colors .... ...... B LUE AND GOLD Motto . . . . . AUT VINCERE AUT MORI Moderator . . . SISTER RUTH THERESE prefect .... . .... IVER PETERSON .mx N ,V V! , , Ev 'z ,dsx X . x President Vice-President Secrelary-Treasurer DANIEL KNIER XVINIFRED BRENNAN JEAN GORMAN w Z '.H31u-91. , if 1 V7 , ,ow l.lAgil'Jf:A 'VI f,f4Ji'vH lulfff ' ik, Sophomore Cliasg Of icers President ...,..... RAYMOND VVALDRON Vice-President . . . . BERNARD SMITH Secretary-Treasurer .... THOMAS KYLE Colors .... . . . GREEN AND GOLD Motto . . . . FIDELI CERTA MERCES Moderator . . . . SISTER REGINA CORDIS Prefect . . .... JOHN FORGASH Presideul Vice-Presidenl Secrelary-Treasurer RAYMOND WALDRON BERNARD SMITH THOMAS KYLE I N vxj, FI . fl, ,I Kr! SL, ,. Hg wx I f I xr, I . I . 'N , if s. ' I ,,I,1T,, .A I f ,ff Aa, X . K ,I iw RN D R A fig - 1+ 'XJ X J! W J wk XA, X I I Q7 I vv - fi u , I I. ,:f,,'j..g, . FIIeSl1IInanI Class Officers I' A b -- I Wresident . .V . 1 ....,. .IQHN SMITH RJ S W IQ I IVfvIfe-PfeSICIenIS,l jk, . .... KA'rIII,I3EN POLING .3 SI, R I fly X L ,SeCfefI-,fy . . Jr . .EDMUND CAVANAGH xx QI ' K, U 'X vlireasurer . .... RITA STAVISH X -K A XR slolm . . . . .QREENIALI?IgIggi1ggrEiig mfr . , yy Otto . . . . . . I IQ Hr A Ivlodefafof 5 . SISTER ELEANOR MARIA U j I Prefect .... . . EDVVARD GRIFFIN x I Q I if 'I ,II 1 ,Xi M IR WSI iklffv , JAX K Ii ice- resir en! 1 Crelary Arcnsurer I SMITH mx? ' KATHLEEN POLING EDMUND CAVANAGH A S'I'ANEjJ . l . s QT fl ,X , ,vp , - ' 1- , If V k X I E -annul E S KW H f' Q' 3M'efr2DDD00b S ' - P0 fff 4 Oo , Q A gjoodo yvrjl- 'fp-,I JL 0 Qx J jf X' 6 .l M! J' 4 ' f Q 0 ,vi JW fr 5 f 'ax ff g . W-fl 2 f if 5 f Q5 X LU X32 :J 0 -Xia t D .O -D j0 ' ,rv N-o Q xga 5, 9 Sa Q93 :iw f a 1: 'D 5 0 A 9 ' o U o o U D 1 047 a NX a o . 0 - 0 -f. i- W IQQM V W1 QUBbi1I1l!.I1Il!JIlu ! f?J4H'?S-Lf31QL 1 2w -Mamasf MISS IRENE D. CASEY Physical Culture Directress Dramatics UANNABELLA RUNS RlOT NNABELLA RUNS Riorn a comedy in three acts was presented by the Senior class of Holy Trinity High School for their annual play this year. Leading in the cast, Were: Grace Howley, who played the part of Annabelle, Mary Grogan, Lawrence Crtlelo, Anclrew Forgash, James Songster ancl Vincent Coleman. The class wishes to express its appreciation to the unclerclassmen who contri- limutecl to the success of the play and, of course to Miss Irene D. Casey anol Margot Boccia for their excellent coaching. -GRACE MARGARET HOWLEY 54 The Mock Trialn The Glee Club OUR years ago the Glee Clulo came into existence through the untiring efforts of Sister Grace Anita ancl Professor Edward V. lVlcGill. Since that time the numher of pupils in the stuclent hody who have hecorne memloers in this particular organization has grown rapiclly. H After registering in the Fall, voice tests were helcl. The next step was the placing of the participants in their proper class. ln the course of the year, uncler the ahle guidance of our clirector, the Glee Clulo has macle surprising progress in four-part singing. -MARY lVl. GROGAN 55 Speakers for tI1e IVIontI'1 of IVIay JOSEPH MANEYW ,......AA L .,....... , I ...., .....A, ,....,,.A.,,. ,.....,.,,A ,. ...,,, . ....,.A,.., ,.....AAA, ...... ,. H o I y Mary JGSEPH LAURENTL .,,, , ,,...,.,,,,,,,... , ,, .,., .....,...,....,,...,,, H oIy IVIotI1er of God RAYIVIOND VVALDRON. ,..,,, ....A ...,,,,, , . ..,I'IoIy Virgin of Virgins JOHN IVICINTYRE, ,.,, ,,,.,.. ,,,. . A , ...,..,,..,.,.....,, IVIotI1er of Christ THOIVIAS FLEIG .,,, ,, . , ,,,.. IVIotI1er of Divine Grace EDVVARD MARKEYW rr.,,.rrr. r.rr, ....,. rrrr M o t her Most Pure CHARLES MANEY ...rrr ,..r . ,L .,..r rrrrrrr M other Most Chaste RICHARD KOUBA ...,, ,....,..,. ,,,.........,...... IVI o tI1er InvioIate JOSEPH LAURENT ..,,,...,,, ,. ,. ,...... ,,.,,....... IVI otI1er UncIefiIecI EDWARD CAMPBELLL ,,.,.t L . ...E t,ttt...... M other Most Amialole VVILLIAM LENEHAN ,....r,r t,r.. , .Mother Most Admiralole WILLIAM BENEDICTH LLL,.... Mother of Good CounseI JOHN TRAYNOR ........ ,,...,.,,i,. ,,............4 IVI o tI1er of Gut Creator THEODORE ZELLAR .. .,,,.... ..,,,,. IVI other of Uur Savior JAMES CHENARD ..........r rr., ....,,.I.,.....,... V i rgin Most Prudent JOHN HAGGERTY .....r,r HENRY TOWNSEND BENJAMIN CUTILLO ,,,.Virgin Most VeneraI9Ie ,,,Virgin Most Renowned .,,,,.Virgin IVIost PowerfuI EDWARD BOATE., ,,,, .r.... Y.,,..., V i rgin IVIost IVIercifuI ROBERT PHAFF ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,rr,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,.,....,........ IV Iirror of Justice MICHAEL ROTELLA .....,...t.,.......... .........YL.. V irgin Most Faithful WILLIAM TOWN SEND .......s..... ......s...,,.,w.... S eat of Wisdom ROBERT MCGALL ,..t....r, .v..,............ Cause of our Joy o 0 C' 0 C' HIE po 049019 o .0500 9 Q C' Q Q' o Da L7 1 o on W WQQQN Q MQ 4 WW o 0 0 0 a x U V' , 0 Q ,':..-v-f ' 23 9 o 0 o X O O 0 9 0 0 o 67 0 O 0 9 , 0 2 0 , ' K Dlmm H A-f 5 2 nf Q O 0 o 1 oe Us 0 0 00 00 D 0 QP A D 0 8 0 0 no 0 6' Ono 000000 Z L7 Q ol, Do O0 cg oo ,. Oo 5 Q QQ 2, S Q Q 0 0 W Q Us of fo QN 'A Q0 Q0 J fo 0 Q QQ 0 o O 0 0 0 9 0 0 O 49 O -bx x I rl Nif1'IilLE'IlLm gf I .. ' 4'VA it A 1 '51, ity t JC Mil 4 a V H . FOOTBALL UMMER has tinatty faded away and autumn now enters accompanied hy soar- ing foothatts and flying hodies as Trinity's fourth foothatt season gets under way. Qnce again Coach Ford is confronted with the arduous tastc of replacing the vacancies teft hy graduation. Under the expert eyes ot the coach the team progresses rapidty and soon the vacancies are amply fitted. 4' After several weeks ot gruetting wortc a welt coached squad is ready for dom- petition. As usual the reserves are few and far hetween. In spite of this handicap we emerge at the half of our first game out in front. But the tack of substitutes he- gan to tett and at the final gun a weary hut hard fought team leaves the field, gto- rious even in defeat. Despite numerous infuries we have gone on to win our next two games in creditable fashion. After two ctose defeats, we gather our forces and proceed to conquer a highly rated Statcn Island team in true Trinity style. As the season draws to a ctose the sad reatization comes that We have donned the motestcins for Trinity for the tast time and it is with overwhelming regret that we say goodbye to the enterprise made possitote through the ceasetess efforts and ever-ready cooperation of Mr. Ford, Mr. Quinn and Monsignor Watterson. f-'ANDREW FORGASH 58 W. J. FORD A. FORGASH Coach Captain SCHEDULE St. IVIary's ,.,,,,,..,, ., .,Y,.,..,, 24 ........,. ......,....... T rinity Vvardlaw ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,....A. 0 ........... ....,......... T r iniky Alumni .,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,. ......,. 0 ...,.,..... ....,,........ T rinity Good Counsel ...,.........,.,,,...,. A...,..,. 6 ........... ,............. T r inity Immaculate Conception ........,.... 19 ........... .............. T rinity Mount Loretto .. ,.... YA.....,. 6 .......... ,.........,.... T r inity 7 8 6 2 0 25 ' i' Q BASKETBALL URING the '41 basketball campaign our team was successful in five encounters while losing out in eight. Despite the small number of candidates for time I squad and the handicaps by sickness, they did fairly Weil. Because of the inexperience of time players, and the skill of their opponents, they were often defeated, ttxougii never conquered. They came right back for more, encouraged by their coach, Mr. Ford. The team WiSI'lCS to express their gratitude to Mr. Forct and tile students for N their encouragement and hope that tile coming Seniors will carry on the name of Trinity, as We have tried to do. ,-VINCENT COLEMAN 60 1941 JANUARY Oralory .,,,,,, Vvarcuaw ,,,.Y,. Thomas Edison ,,,,,, Sacred Heart A,,,,,,,,, Sayreville .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Essex Vocahonaf ,,,..,., ,,,,,,,, FEBRUARY Essex Vocalional ,,,,,, Thomas Edison ,,,..., Sacred Heart ,,,,.,,,,., Sayreville ,,,,..,,... Oraiory ....,,. MARCH 7 Alumni L , LW VV VV VV L , L ,,Y,,, ,,,,, , ,. L,, L , L , XV XV 413 fll 154 124 Q51 120 Us 15 U7 151 Q25 Q25 ELLA SCALZADONNA Captain JEANNE 1'oMAsULo TERESA GINTHER TEAM.-YEAH,..TEAiVI RAH-RAH,-RAH Cheerleading ROM ttle very beginning until the enct of the basketball season the cheerleaders triect ttleir best to create an atmosphere of good sportsmanship among the stuctents. Ttiey were always reacty to encourage ttle team when losing and ctieer them when victorious. It may tie saict of ttlem that they gave their att to inspire ttle tzoys to fight, and fight still tiarctert Of course, if it Wasnst for the dominating and willing cooperation of the entire student booty ttie cheering would never have been half as good as it Was. To the cheerleaders in the years to come we Wish lots of tuck anct we txope they Witt keep up the good spirit and ttxe cry of victory ringing for dear otcl Trinity. P-'ELLA SCALZADONNA fn-A-Bibo In-A-Bytno Ack-A-Lack-A-Ctzink Sis-Boom-Att Ack-A-Lack-A-Chow Team-Team-Team T R I N I T Y Rip-Rip-Rip Rap-Rap-Rap BERNICE TRAYNOR DOROTHY CAVANAGH 62 Girls, Intramurals HE girls' intramurals of 1941 gave the sport fans more thrills than ever hefore. The teams were captained hy three seniors, Mary Turner, Jeanne Tomasulo and Bernice Traynor and two juniors, Jean Gorman and Winnie Brennan. The evenly matched teams started their ioattie for championship in January and ciimaxed in April. There was never a dull moment in the games as each girl desired her team to he victorious. It was Jean Gorman's team that took the glories by coming through without a defeat. Thus the season ended for another year. F-HELEN CONWAY qi... Boys' Intramurals ARLY in January the boys' intramural hasicethaii teams were organized. Captains were selected and schedules were formed. The teams were called the Pan- thers, Knights, Speedways, and the Crusaders. The winners of the Championship are the Panthers, winning five of the six games on schedule. The Knights under Andrew Forgashis coaching won second place, winning four of the six games on schedule. AH the participants in the intramurals had a splendid time and showed good sportsmanship when their team was on the hottom. The teams as a whole were very good and we hope that next year will he as successful as this. Team Coach Games Games Won Lost Panthers A. Sievers 5 I Knights A. Forgash 4 2 Speedways P. Hayies 2 5 Crusaders L. Ortieh 1 5 The winner of the championship is the Panthers coached hy A. Sievers. ,-JOSEPH LAURENT 63 DRAGONS Ntary Turner, Captain H. Conway P. McNally R. Browniee i. Mudrick J. Briant IVI. Grogan E. Piraff E. Cocciiia 64 SHAMROCKS Jean Gorman, Captain ixiary Bracisiiaw biariiyn NicGuirc Tiicrcsc Gintircr Siiiriey Dc Ragfon Lois Byrne Nancy Towle Constance Lyncix Gloria Farber Niiiclrcci Ortieio COMETS Nvinifrect Brennan. Niartiia Towic tvlarjoric Evans Dorothy Cavanagir Heien Koveii ixiargarct ixtoran Catherine Duriiin ixtary Intciisano Nancy Ciliafaro Captain ixtargaret Essig Katiiiecn Poiing ROYALS Jeanne Tomasuio. Captain Catixcrinc Leneiran C, Scala G. Forgasir E. Dugan C. Cocciiia B, Biaire E. Scaizacionna R. Stavisii bi. Niaiinsiry KNIGHTS Ancircw Forgasii, Coacir Bernie Snritir, Captain riosepii Carncgiia Roiocrt Barluett Joiin Forgasir Eciwarci Brutzxnan James Cirenarci rlfiilll ixicintyre George XVoif TROJANS Bernice Traynor, Captain Dorotiry Gansira Veronica Noonan Beuiail Cauiiieid Florence Traynor Jean Cavanagil Anna Hurajt ixiary Campiweii Dorotily Traynor Lilian Boare Dolores Cree 65 PANTHERS Alwin Sievcrs, Coacli lver Peterson, Captain Frank Dooley Eelmuncl Cavanagli Eclwarcl Boats Micliael Rotello Raymond Waldron Antlrony Parenti SPEEDWAYS Pete Hayles, Coach Henry Townsend, Captain George lvlerlo Antliony Yaclca Jolin Fuller .lolin Mccartliy Tom Kyle Vincent Scala CRUSADERS Lawrence Ortlelo, Coacli Joseph Maney, Captain Richard Koulaa Vvilliarn Beneclict Jolm Smitli Cyril Poling William Downey Joseph Corcoran PATRONS HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REVEREND THOMAS JOSEPH WALSH RIGHT Arctrtnistmop of Newark REVEREND WILLIAM F. LAWLOR Superintendent of Schools Rigtmt Reverend H. J. Vvatterson Pastor Reverend Thomas T. Barry Reverend William F. Burke Mrs. L. A. Battiato Mrs. VV. Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. C. Briant Mrs. Cavananh Mrs. J. B. Comfort Mr. and Mrs. F. De Milt IVIr. and Mrs. Chris. E. Donegan Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Fayden Dr. N. A. Giuclitta Edward J. Hackett, M.D. Mr. Jos. F. O!Connor Mr. Jas. A. Oiconnor Reverend Sylvester P. McVeigh Reverend John M. Vvatstr A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Briant Mrs. J. Howtey Ross J. Maggio, M.D. A. J. Marino Mr. and Mrs. R. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P. Speaker Mr. James C. Tomasulo Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Traynor Mrs. Whalen 67 DONORS REV EREND MARK DOOLEY lVlr. and lxlrs. N. Cocchia lVlr. VV. V. Coleman Cosiellols Beauty Salon lVlr. and lxflrs. A. De Crisiofaro lwrs. VXfilliam J. Devers Compliments of a Friencl Epsiein's Booiery lVlr. and lxflrs. P. Gaeto Mr. and lVlrs. A. J. Ganslsa lvlrs. P. J. Ginllier lxlr. and Nlrs. Franli Hill Charles lnfantino lxliss lvlargarel Laurent lxflrs. Richard E. lvleelcer lwlrs. A. Noonan Mrs. E. Priola lVlrs. J. T. Prochazlca lwrs. John Ryan lVlr. ancl lVlrs. James Scala ylrs. J. F, Slieelian Dorothy Speaker lxflrs. Stavisli Mrs. Townsend Miss Marie Venue lvliss Nlilclrecl Xvalclron Mr. H. Williams Dr. 5. H. Vvillouglaluy 68 ICHARLES R. CALLAI-IAN JZJOHN L. CALLAHAN ZIZPAUL V. COLLIS JZFREDERICK DAVIS, SA. Anthony Angelo Josephine Angelo, R.N. Nicholas Angelo Helen Azar Joseph Barret Vvalter Barret Florence Battiato, M.T. Lena Battiato, R.N. Edward Billson Alfred Blade Bernard Blado Louis Bloclc Marilyn Boate Odette Bulin Bernard Brennan Josephine Bultano John Cahill Arthur Callahan Charles Callahan Edward Callahan VVilliam Callahan Frances Capitella, R.N. Anne Castaldo Joseph Casraldo Elizaheth Kluge Christiansen, RIP. James Coleman Bernice Colwcll Edna Connolly Mary Connolly Eleanore Conway Charles Conway .lane Conway Martin Cree Marrgaret Curran Rita Curran .Iames Di Battista Harry De Milt Edith Dmus Mary Kenny Donegan VValter Donnelly John Dugan Joseph Dugan lvlary McDevitt Dugan Margaret Durlcin Vvilliam Dugan Ann Dunn Grace Dunn Fredericlc Eclimann Elizabeth Essig Madeline Essig Elizaheth Farley John Fitzgerald Mary Fitzgerald Catherine Fisher James Fisher Rose Lorraine Gattney XX7Ill1Cll'1liHEl Cvaluppo, R.N. Dorothy Bolin Garon Rohert Garon ft1Clericul Students ALUMN IJAMES A. DONNELLY, CSC. TLJAIVIES DRISCOLL ZIEDNVARD GAFFNEY SISTER MARIA LUCIA GERTY ITHEODORE RAUSCH Catherine Lynch Gindel Stephen Goodloe Bernadette Estelle Gottlicli Rita Gottliclc VVilliam Cvalligan Helen Glynn Margaret Glynn Helen Gritten lVlary Cvrupallo Helene I'Ioey Rita Hoey Elizaloeth McCall Harrison Lucy Hartnett Mary Hartnett hlae Essig Haas .Ioseph Hoffman dean Keating George Kelly Dorothy Kenney Helene Keppler .Iohn Keppler lvlarilyn Kloslcy Roselyn Kloslcy Anna Kluge Kathryn Kluge Nlargaret Kilgannon Miczlrael Kilgannon .lohn .Ioseph Koester Vincent Krouse Miriam Kostlcis .lames Kyle lvlargaret lvl. Laurent Marie Laurent Dennis Lenahan .Iames Lenahan Ralph Lenahan Dorothea Voss Laldedda Rosemary Lynch Lillian Gerty Maher, R.N. .Ieaneite May .Iohn Arthur May Eleanor MacCluslcey Frances lVIacClusl-iey Joseph McAvoy Eileen lVIcCartl1y Evelyn McCarthy Florence McCartl1y .loseph IVlcCartney Dorothy McCall Elizaheth McGuire Ivlarian E. MeLauglrlin Nlargerie Keppler lvlclxlalron Edwin Meaney rlarnes lvleaney Edward Mooney .Iames lvlooney James Morarl James INI. lvloran 69 SISTER MARY IRENE VANDERBILT AYFRANCIS J. WALSH SISTER ANITA AGNES WI-IALEN SISTER IVIARY DOIVIINIC WHALEN Mary Moran Thomas Moran Alice Moynihan Daniel Moynihan lvlary Moynihan .lohn lxflulligan Richard lhlulligan John lvlullin David Nelson Freclericlc Nelson Adelaide Noonan, RIP. Elizabeth Snyder Noonan Francis Noonan Helen Noonan Vincent Noonan Regina O'Donnell Eleanor Ortlelo George Ortleh Nlarion Ortleh Elizalaeth Platt Catherine Parent Arthur Platt Elizahcth. Reyhon Eugene Scala lN'Iatilda Scala Roloert Scully Francis Sheehan Nvarren Sheehan Elizabeth Sheelan Eleanor Shuster, R.N. Philip Shuster Richard Seelig Agnes Sievers. R.N. Francis Sievers Carmela M. Simonetti Rita Synder Francis Stavish Gerard Stavish Thomas Stavish Cvwendelyn Shuster Terreri, R.N. Catherine Townsend Charles Townsend Margaret Townsend Ann Yvaldron Dorothy Keppler Van Old Lee Vveems Rohert Vveems Xfvilliam VValsh Edith VVessel Arnold VV est Eugenia Zipprich Vvhalen Bernadette Whelan Edward VVhelan Rohert VVhelan Dorothy Williams Frances Vxlillowhy Fischer Pauline VVinzinried Loyola Gerty VVragg Joseph Yaclca GHUCCI ll LLp g Joseph J. Tomasulo 6' Co ELECTRICAL CONTRACTCRS AND ENGINEERS 'X 531 WESTFIELD AVENUE ROSELLE PARK, N. J. Telephone ROselIe 4-1531 5i 1'ii'i'1iir+vw:i7i 70 .l Drip . . . Drip . . . Drip . . . and Who's to lBlame? AROOF has always been a tricky thing to build, and, in a way, you can say there was a time when no one was really to blame for a leak. It was just tough luck. .But a good roof isn't just luck any more. Today there is a kind of roof so sure in its pro- tection, so outstanding inits good service, that if roofs bore their makers' names as automo- biles do, one single name would dominate the skyline of practically every great American city. That kind of roof . . . as any architect or building engineer knows . . . is the Barrett Specification Roof. It has topped every ' 'world's tallest building since the Woolworth Building. On some buildings, Barrett Roofs are still doing service after 30, 40 and even 50 years. And, although the roof on your home is prob- ably not this same type, the Barrett name is an important name for you to keep in mind. Im- portant in two ways, in fact, Important because you can have roofing made by this same company to the same high Buffett RO0Hllg8 fauna spasms-rm mmf. andere.: Bunn-uprmfi. nqiinssaap, swam smagm, swag- .aa Rau no md sadism .is one una at am-an sms pmaueu. mam -rs 'ru-vi-, for anna Roads . . .cm-tu chemical- . .. cream. ou rm- we od Prslervltion . . .Wllcr- standards of experience and care, simply by insisting that your own roof be a Barrett Roof. And important also because the Barrett name is behind so many things that enter your daily life today and help to make it a better life. Barrett Roofs, Barrett Tarvia roads, Bar- rett Creosote Oil, Barrett Chemicals for scores of industries . . . these are the ever-increasing expressions of one of America's great basic businesses! The Barrett Company, 40 Rector Street, New York, N. Y. asap, A-bum shiagiu pr-waap . . . Pwmuve P-sau . . . Rock Wool Insulation . .. Pipe ua. cn-any . . . Aaayar-am Amman.. . . surpass. ormmoau .aa .um-lisa, the American Nitnh of soda. Than md adm- impumms Bm-.cz nr-:dum ambush Barrett an one of America 's Great Basic Businesses 71 ,--l---- ,-,,ll-, JUNIOR CLASS X SOPI-ICMORE CLASS XJ i':'7't-tiir++- 7iuvri7--Av-ritvar:- -----.-,,A,-.L,,l ,l4,,---,,L--,-..l4 COMPLIMENTS FRESI-IMAN CLASS 'X Tel. WEsffield 2-2120 THE SPECTATOR SHOP ' SPORTSWEAR Sweaters - Skirts - Dresses - Suits 20 Elm Street Westfield, N. J Tel. PLainfield 6-2997 ELECTRIC AND GAS APPLIANCE SHOP AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTORS or EASY WASHERS and IRONERS ll4-I l6 North Avenue Plainfield, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-3686 Prompt Delivery WESTFIELD LIQUORS Wines - Liquors - Cordials - Beers 226 East Broad Street Westfield, N. J. Tel. MArket 2-8699 GRAUBARD'S One of America's Largest School Outfitters 899-9Ol Broad Street Newark, N. J. t-f--v--------v-1------T--- -v--4v- l,l1,-,-,l.--,,-l--,,,--Q-,----,,,,,. Tel. WEsttield 2-3786 Tel. WEstfield 2-2250 G I, e e n I S Bonat Bake Shop SOUTH SIDE STATIONER HOME OF BUTTER BAKED CAKES TRENKLE BROS, Prop. 4Ol South Avenue Opp, R, R, Starion Westfield, N, J. 220 E. Broad Street Westfield, N. J Compliments of Compliments of Trojans Comets Compliments of COMPLIMENTS Dragons OF PANTI-IERS CHAMPS Plaza Ice Cream Shop 519 South Avenue Westfield, N. J. istvvv---ar....-vv-vv-------v--..1--- 74 -,,--..--,--,---,,.. --,-?,l-----Age-5 FORDHAM UNIVERSITY Woolworth Building SCHOOL OF EDUCATION lco-educationall Morning, Late Afternoon, Evening and Saturday Courses Graduate and Undergraduate: Men and Women Courses lead to degrees of Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, Master of Science, and Doctor of Philosophy in Education. Courses in Commerce leading to a certificate or license as teacher of commercial subjects. The School of Eduzation also conducts courses at the Bronx Campus, Fordham Road and Third Avenue. Write for Catalogue HT or apply in person to the COMPLIMENTS OF DRAKE COLLEGE SECRETARIAL ACCOUNTANCY STENOGRAPHIC OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND Day Evening WILLIAM c. coPE, o.c,s., Pres. FRANKLIN ca. HOAGLAND, Bs., Mgr. Tel. PLainfield 6-0344 Room 838, Woolworth Building 233 Broadway New York City 40 Somerset Street Plainfield, N. J COMPLIMENTS COMP'-'MEN-I-S OF OF DOOLEY FUNERAL SERVICE Westfield, N. J. Cranford, N. J. ALL SOULS HOSPITAL Morristown, N. J. iii lQl,---gA-L,,-l---- COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF HOLY NAME SOCIETY GRAY, INC. of HOLY TRINITY CHURCH FRED S GRAY SR and J FRED I-I, GRAY, JR. Westfield New Jersey COMPLIMENTS or A F R I E N D Compliments of Prince Cr Ganska Springfield New Jersey Tel, WEstfieId Z-4506 B. Jaeger, Prop. Open Z4 Hours Storage - Tires and Batteries .. Auto Accessories Westfield Centre Service General Auto Repairs - Power Prover Service - Scientific Motor Tuning l3I-145 Elm Street Westfield, N, J. -17--vv-isrttvwvvv-Y---v -4-4.1 COLLEGE OF ST. ELIZABETH A Catholic College for Women, on the approved list of the Association of American Universities. Campus of 400 acres. Modern residence halls. Reg- ular arts courses, pre-medical, secretarial, teacher-training, music, home economics, science. Degrees-B.A, and BS. in Home Eonomics. For catalogue, address 'the Dean CONVENT STATION, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF EDWARD V. McGILL ORGAN IST BOYS' VOICE TRAINING SCHOOL MUSIC SAM SET LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS FREE-Take Advantage of This Offer-End Your Moth Worries-FREE All Dry Cleaning Treated Against Moth Damage and Guaranteed for Six Months NO EXTRA CHARGE Telephone WX I SOO McCarthy G' Simon, Inc. MANUFACTURING SPECIALISTS ComDl'mGV1'fS Of 7-9 West 36th Street Just off Fifth Avenue New York S ' I' t ' . pecia is s in A Frlend Choir Vestments - Pulpit Gowns Caps, Gowns, Hoods For All Degrees Outfitters to over 2,500 Schools, Colleges, and Churches Telephone WEstfield 2-0925 Liquors: WEsttield 2-l96O ROBERT TREAT DELICATESSEN, INC. Where Quality Reigns and Service Pours ll3 QUIMBY STREET WESTFIELD, N. J. 77 -A-..ll--l-,,,-,,,-,---l,,--, COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE'S ESSO STATION CORNER SOUTH AVENUE and WEST BROAD STREET WESTFIELD, N, J Telephone WEstfield 2-2179 DIEGES G' CLUST I7 JOHN STREET NEW YORK, N. Y Manufacturers of Jewelry for the Class of 1941 Holy Trinity High School COMPLIMENTS OF Jos PRINTING THE WESTFIELD LEADER Official Newspaper for Westfield and Mountainside WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY Telephones Plainfield WX-7l8O - WEstfield 2-4I4l POLING OIL CO. CYRIL POLING, President PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Fuel and Range Oil Our Specialty - No Order Too Small Bulk Plant and Office: SOUTH AVENUE, WESTFIELD, N. J. COMPLIMENTS or IRENE D. CASEY 1--va'--3--T-v-w-vYvw--- 78 Q---,,4-4.14-.-.L+ --eLQL1L.Q--14'---LAL? COMPLIMENTS OF GLOBE COAL CO. HOME OF BLACK DIAMOND COAL TELEPHONE RO. 4-0333, 0334 Telephone WEstfield 2-3300 THE WESTFIELD PRESS 240 NORTH AVENUE WESTFIELD, N. J. CRESCENT HOME Tel. PLainfield 6-2331 P. CASEY Cr SON DIRECTORS or FUNERALS The Crescent home is dedicated to the comfort and solace of the living private reposing rooms and several large parlors. Esyey Gothic Organ and Spacious Parking Facilities on Grounds. l5l EAST 7th STREET AT CRESCENT AVENUE PLAINFIELD, N. J, COMPLIMENTS OF DARBY'S DRUG STORE WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF THE MOUNTAINSIDE INN 11iii-1111iiiiiiiiiiiiii-riiiiii 79 COMPLIMENTS OF CAVANAUGH'S BEAUTY SHOP I3 WESTFIELD AVENUE ROSELLE PARK, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF MORECRAFT COAL CO. SOUTH and MADISON AvENuES DuNEI.I.EN, N. J. Telephone PLainfieId 6-I IZ8 DESAULNIER'S FUNERAL HOME I7-I9 PEARL STREET Between Watchung Avenue and Somerset Street NO. PLAINFIELD, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF DUNN AUTO SALES, INC. SALES - SERVICE 309 NORTH AVENUE WESTFIELD, N. J. A. GROSS CANDLE CO., INC. CANDLE MAKERS SINCE 1837 DANVILLE AVENUE and HAVEN STREET BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Beeswax Candles Stearine Candles Drawing Room Candles Votive Lights Tabernacle Lights Votive Stands Candle Accessories Incense Tapers NEW YORK OFFICE-CHANIN BUILDING David Mahany, President Norbert J. Baurnber, Vice-President and Gen. Mgr. Terence J. Hughes, Secretary vvvviviriv-warvvv---vv--v-w..1--- SO 4,-,,,-,l-,--l,,.. ,---,AQ--.P-,,-,-,1 Tel. Blgelow 3-3500 Ghegan G' Ghegan WHOLESALE GROCERS Serving Only Convents and Catholic Institutions 785-7 South l4th Street Newark, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-O239 Cameras and Supplies Westfield Studios, Inc. FINER PORTRAITS TED COVALENCE, Photographer 232 E. Broad Street Westfield, N. J. Compliments of Bob McGall's Orchestra Tel. WEstfield 2-4427 J. MCGALL, Mgr. Tel. WEstfield 2-4l89 Wirth's Bakery formerly Sievers Where Only Quality Ingredients Are Used Rolls - Bread - Buns - Baked Twice Daily Wedding and Birthday Cakes Our Specialty ll7 East Broad Street Westfield, N. 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Men 5' Boys Bargain Stores Moccasins and Other Shoes For Play, School, Dress and Work I32 E. Broad Street Opposite Del Crest Westfield, N. Tel. WEsttield Z-ZI42, 2336 Whelan Drug Sales Agency D. LASS, Ph.G. S. WEINTRAUB, Ph.G Broad and Elm Streets Westfield, N. J. O'Donnell Agency REAL ESTATE cf INSURANCE 263 N. Broad Street Elizabeth, N. J. E. HURLEY CO. YELLOW PINE TIMBER - PLANKING Hardwoods for Factory, Dock and Bridge Work PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY if you want the Best . . . . . . Insurance Service Your money can buy . . . Wesley R. Braunsdort Associates 53 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Tel. BArclay 7-3766 William J. Hirten Co., Inc CHURCH GOODS RELIGIOUS ARTICLES 25 Barclay Street New York, N rv-vvvarcrwvitvvv-vvvw--vvv--...--Viv .-l-4,-1,,-,-,--,,---,--,-,,,---,,l Tel. WEStfield 2-3346 Compliments of sievers own Dr. Henry N. Turner SURGEON CHIROPODIST HOME MADE ICE CREAM 224 East Broad Street soufh Avenue Westfield, N. J. Suite 2 Westfield. N- J- Tel. 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Wlistfield 2-207O Dorothea Beauty Salon 53 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-1836 Portable Machines for Hire B. Nolte G' Son, Inc. Welding Contractors Electrical Arc and Acetylene Welding and Cutting Boilers, Pipe Lines, Bridges 952 Mountain Avenue Westfield, N. J. Tel. Wlfstfield 2-4020, 402l Established i868 Welch's Paint Shop 2l4 E. Broad Street Westfield, N. J. 17-tv-n---11nrv-w------ -Y-W-vi-------1-r --,,,-,-,-,4.,--,-,, -A--45-,----l,--,-, Compliments Of Viswat's Dairy, Inc. CERTIFIED MILK and CREAM BUTTER and EGGS 235 North Avenue Westfield, N. J. Compliments of A F r i e n d Showroom: 44 Elm St., Westfield, Tel. 2-0028 Hamrah Bros. FLOOR COVERING SPECIALISTS CARPETS - RUGS - LINOLEUMS - TILES Plant: 332 Leland Ave., Plainfield, Tel. 6-4466 Tel. WEstfield 2-3923 William F. Wenzel GULF SERVICE STATION Car Washing - Waxing - Lubrication Central Ave. and Ross Place Westfield, N. J. Weir Motors, Inc. Sales - PONTIAC - Service Tel. WEstfield 2-0393 Whalen's Garage GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Tires and Tubes Exide Batteries Carburetor and Ignition - Body and Fender Work 603 North Ave., W. Westfield, N. J. Division Avenue Westfield, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-4689 Tel. CRanford 8-l l ll Estimates Furnished W e e M o d e r n s INFANTS and CHILDREN'S WEAR 209 E. Broad Street Westfield, N. J. Harold F. Benner AUTOMOBILE REFINISHING Body and Fender Straightening and Welding 455 North Ave., E. Cranford, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-4426 Van's Tydol Station c. vAN DEURSEN South Ave. and Cumberland St. Westfield, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-5585 Progressive Printers FINE PRINTING DONE PROMPTLY 206 North Ave., W. Westfield, N. J. v--v.,..-v---..----- I i l I I I l Compliments of McCue's Dairy 3I9 Murray Street Elizabeth, N. Best Wishes I n g ra m , I n c . TEXACO SERVICE J. 226 North Avenue Westfield, N. J Tel. WEstfield 2-3737, 3050, 305i Thos. O'Connor's Market PRIME MEATS and POULTRY Quality - Economy and Service 760 Prospect Street Westfield, N. ' My Best Wishes Emilie A. DePey J- 535 Carlton Road Westfield, N Tel. WEstfieId Chester West G' Son Tel. WEstfield 2-2466 W a r d e I I ' s Carpenters, Builders and Jobbers Free Dellvery Open Tlll 7:00 P' M' 40I South Avenue 772 PFOSDGCI Slfeef WeStfield, N- J- Opp. Railroad Station Westfield, N. J Compliments of Ca rmen's Barber Shop Elm Street Westfield, N. Tel. Wlistfield 2-2638 Daniel Chiafaro BARBER SHOP J, 323 South Avenue Westfield, N. J Compliments of Elm Barber Shop 4I Elm Street Westfield, N. Compliments of International Trucks JOHN COMBRIA J. Tel. ELizabeth 3-7250 Elizabeth, N. J S7 1 B595 Lx,---,AAA-L-,l-,-,--,l-,l,.-,Q- -,, Compliments of Central Cut-RateDrugStore J' S' Irving Co' Tel. WEsttield 2-3265 Westfield New Jersey Tel. WEstfield 2-l500, i5Ol I For Beauty and Strength . . T a y I o r s WestfieIds Oldest Hardware and Housewares Store SEEDS and FERTILIZERS Deliveries Twice Daily 125-l29 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Compliments of Rahway Laundry, Inc. Kllbourne fr Donohue Rahway New Jersey 40 Clinton Street Newark, N. J. Compliments of Elm Delicatessen P a k S e V ' C e ciam chowder and rash cakes JOHN CAPITELLA Every Friday' C l' t f Omp 'men S O Compliments of Jerry's Shoe Repair S h a m r o c k s 49 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. 1ii Produced by Engravatone. SS . NEW CITY PRINTING gb Union City, N. J. 1 , H A A A .V A U - kg,,...W,-, w 21- A , - , , , NQ, . r. ,4 H , 3 ., ' A A if A I 7 A 3-I W5 940,35 fqqm-Mwjvliwfgw, :,'55A:1.p,QL51gf5:gr5,f?fHn' mf- iff'.4-,a5,m3531v,yUq'fa'-,'zl,rsfpf::evf5.Q4Q,1w-A-,.n,.gAQ1f?1:5,-511111,QWW-if4rgf1hIf+ J91,Lg5+LmWLq.ggqIN-awyjgggvl :f'yj,gfw1fA ,3.'-H 115,g,3fg1Nqfr5::A5,i4:,-Y3,g.l,,,3y-,gm-,,i,A,,f,-M,,5,, V i . J . . f ' I E h ' s , , 5 1 V . 1 MY , - , 5 . , . , 1' 'l i ' V V Y .X . , . , ' . 4 4 . I s -. , . 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