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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1942 volume:

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Do Thou, 0 Lord, by Thy grace, fortify them against the contagion of bad example that, being preserved from sin and serving Thee faithfully, they may be always ready to meet death when and where it may occur. Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, mindful of Your most Precious Blood and of the Five Sacred Wounds, we beg You to inspire them with a sincere sor- row for sin and grant them pardon. 0 Mother of Perpetual Help' in honor of your seven sorrows and the joyful sorrowful and glorious mysteries of your most holy and powerful Ro- sary, we beg you, as the Queen of Peace and of Heaven and Earth, to protect and intercede for our sons and to be by their side in battle. lf it is God's holy will please bring them home soon, safe and sound, to their loved ones. Should they be called upon to make the supreme sacrifice, obtain for them from your Divine Son, the grace of a holy and happy death. St. Joseph Patron of the Universal Church, pray for them. 0 powerful and immortal God, have compassion upon us miserable sin- ners and upon the whole world. With bitter tears of repentance we invoke you to end all wars and grant us peace in the sacred name of the Holy Family. Say one Our Father, Hail Mary and a Glory to the Father. , ANNE CAGNASSOLA Editor- in-Chief '7!w 194.2 rlelfvlms 41014, vmz, 41.171, sam: ff f 4' ERVICE TO KN E REALIZE W XDIAIAIP-Pla iCRIFICES THE NG TO PRE- RVE PEACE IN AME REFORE, IT IS TH DEEP RATITUDE CLASS OF '42 gum-Y EDICAT R BOOK TO THE LORS SOLDIERS D CE STUDENTS AT 'WK FACULTY RIGHT REVEREND HENRY J. WATTERSON Dean of both Schools Instructor in Religion REVEREND RAYMOND P, DOLL English SISTER GRACE ANITA Principal Latin SISTER RLJTH THERESE English French SISTER REGINA CORDIS I Science 1464 fgffrlfv 5'e 'r5 Mathematics SISTER ELEANOR MARIA English Secretarial Subjects MR. N. FRANICOLA Physical Director History Biology IRENE D, CASEY Public Speaking Dramatics ANTHONY J. RUSTAKO Musical Director Reverend Raymond P. Doll Mr. N. Franicola Mr. Anthony J. Rustako HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND Thomas Joseph Walsh ARCHBISHOP OF NEWARK THE RIGHT REVEREND Monsignor H. J. Watterson PASTOR FOR well over thirty years now the weight and guidance of the parish of Holy Trinity has rested upon the shoulders of the Right Reverend H. J. Watterson. lt is only through his hard work and sacrifice that today, we the young generation have the opportunity to attend a fine Catholic High School and Church. I am sure that we all appre- ciate the fine work he has car- ried on in the past, and the work to be accomplished in the future. Therfore we the grad- uating Senior Class of l942 ex- tend our thanks to Monsignor Watterson for all he has done for us and for the parish. May God bless him and bestow on him as fruitful a future as He has had a past. -William Messler Editor-in-Chief AN N E CAGNASSOLA Assistant Editors JOHN FULLEN VIRGINIA BROWNLEE Business Manager KENNETH DE MILT Assistant Managers BEULAH CAULFIELD JOSEPH CARNIGLIA Humor Editors DANIEL KNIER EILEEN KOSTKOS Art Editor JOSEPH SMITH Assistant Art Editor NANCY TOWLE Athleties PETER HAYLES VINCENT SWEENEY MARY MALINSKY MILDRED ORTLEB Poetry Editor IVER PETERSEN EDITORIAZ STAFF . 9 5- N E I ,,.' I ,JL I I I U ikikitilritiirikiirikikikiriir MARY ELIZABETH BRAUN Mickey And a nicer girl you'll never find. Intramurals I-2-3-45 Glee Club 3g Dramatics I-2-3-4. General Business Five feet four-blue eyes-brown hair-hails from Garwocd-a class leader-loves basketball-attends most games-intelligent-cheerful disposition-reacly and will- ing to talk-a staunch friend who can be called upon at any time-prefers modern music-shoulders responsibili- ty with ease-an intelligent student-outstanding com- mercial ability-ought to go far in the business world! 8 I I ffln I I I I ja 1' , fi s I n' I ll' Fill 1 . ,if -- , I 1. fy MIX' 1 f'-,f i 4 n 1 , .1 ' u , l ! ' 01,1 ,I f f f ll j! lf 1 f I W , X J, fl a lf y X 4 ,I Ill, ' 1 l X l ,iff 1 ff i D I lf il l W l X , ' 1 f ll if L, . I el f ,F a 1, .Lf 'yi' l -N4 I' ll I 'I if VM l I I 'JMU 7 hx l f' lf 'I f . , ,f 5 I ,Z V L ,V 14, X If VI ' X Q ' . V V f 17 ! ff r fl' I nl :Ill y 1 lx if W JL' af! l ,V if kiri?-kikikikikikiikikikikikitikiitikiki Pv t' John Mar finkovic WlNlFRED ELIZABETH BRENNAN Winnie The sunshine of thine eyes. Intramurals l-2-3-45 Dramatics l-2-3-4g Vice-President 35 Glee Club l-2-35 Secretary A. A. 4. General ' Business Five-feet five inches tall-admittedly good-looking- a winning personality-an authority on style-every- body's friend-one of the most popular girls in the Senior 'Class-an active participant in sports--exhibits amazing skill and sportsmanship-claims a high place on the scholastic honor roll-diligently applies herself to her schoolwork-a willing worker-goocl sport-always ready to flash that winning smile-a grand girl whom we will all miss-Best of luck! 9 ikikikilriirikilrikikikilrvfrikilrikikiiriirikikikiki HELEN VIRGINIA BROWNLEE Ginny I do sing because I must. Intramurals I-2-3-4g Dramatics I-2-3-4g Glee Club I-2-3g Assistant Editor-in-Chief of Trinitasg 45 Orches- tra 3. General Business Charming-witty-talented-possessing a sparkling personality-effervescent prettiness-genuine friendli- ness-perfect lady-excellent taste-twelve years of ef- fort for Trinity-melodious voice of amazing tone and quality-unusual dramatic ability-nimble pianist- just right in stature-mild temperament, not easily aroused -devoted Glenn Miller and Giant fan-admires the best ot classical and modern music-graceful dancer-appre- ciative reader who always knows what's what-indus- trious scholar-Best Wishes! IO Corp- Edward Whelan r .ff jf K ' i ,rf ff 5' if, . A , J if nj, N ff! J L .l J I 17 X Mfg 3 fy if I l mvjl I ajft X rj' ' i W' trvfrilriirwilrikilrikikikikiirilrilrilrilrilrvfkiirilririirilr Pvt, Vina-ent K Ovell ANNE LAURA CAGNASSOLA Anne Knowledge is more than equivalent to force. Orchestra I-2-35 Glee Club I-35 Dramatics I-2-3-45 Editor-in-Chief of Trinitas. Latin Scientific Professional Outstanding Trinitarian-excels in studies-adept pianist-talented actress-portrayed heroine of Senior play-quiet friend-pastimes are music, poetry and painting-partial to Bryon and Shakespeare-devoted patron of Wagnerian operas--dabbles in paints-blows a terrific alto horn-amateur chemist at home-thinks General MacArthur and Maurice Evans are tops--collects books for a hobby-loves to talk-lambition No. H to some day play the role of Mark Anthony lpossiblel-- lambition No. 21 to become a political lawyer lprobablel. llux ilrvfrilrikilrilrilriirikikilriirikikikilriffikikikilriir EDWARD CAMPBELL ,,Ed,, I am as sober as zz judge. Intramurals l-2-3-45 Prefect 25 Dramatics 3-4. General Business Regular fellow-well built-sandy hair-blue eyes- about five feet nine-a great cup-up and practical joker -extremely fond of French l?l-an unusually active and quick mind-a great ladies' man -a style in dress- ing all his own-a perpetual sober expression-Qcaptivah ing manner--loves to read poetry-expertly portrayed the bookworm Willy Love in the Senior play-a great favorite-averse to punctuality--aspires to the business world-future success! 12 , ,... , Y ,..f ggi s-,- .se , ,,,., ,s-- , 4, ,gift fffi :Si s-,. 1 K V f w-f f? 1, - M .fir A sisd M f Jem J V 2 ff . 4 ' pi ' QV . 2 ' Pvt- Robel Y Neli-On Kikikiirvfirvfkikikrilvikikiiriiriltvfkikilrikikilriir wir Pv f. John Fo Qa ffy JOSEPH CARNIGLIA 11-Joel: A short saying oft contains much wisdom. Intramurals l-2-35 Varsity Football 3-45 Varsity Basket- ball 4g Dramatics 4. Classical College Quiet-studious-has a spot in the affections of all- always a gentleman-a good sport-has distinguished himself on the gridiron and basketball court-rather re- tired in manner-never wastes words-pensive-thinks before speaking-credit to his school and himself-grand personality-tall--black curly hair- Tom Sawyer type -always punctual-always has his lessons prepared- able chemist and mathematician-intelligent and alert mind-able to keep cool always-best of luck in the future. l3 Sfkaikilrilriirilrikiiriirikiirvirik BEULAH CAULFIELD She smiled and the shadows departed. Dramatics l-2-3-45 lntramural 2-3-4g Assistant Business Manager 45 Glee Club 2-3. General Business An all-round girl-excels in sports and studies, socia- bility and singing-hails from Netherwood-from a shy Freshman has become one of the liveliest Seniors-an alert guard on the basketball court-talented in her sing- ing and dramatic ability-baby face-blond hair--green eyes-one of the best Commercial students-always on the honor rolI-industrious-pleasant disposition-Suo cess Guaranteed! I4 iiririlrikilrilriiriirviirih his ' f J-'-'sg' A' if 5 , . i s l il l , '. , it-1 1 - ' ':f1- :.,,g 5 ' 1 ' . f, 'li i lls l 555 is s lit is ' i i m sfffs h Y Angelo T on corp- An Qvlllll ltgllllityq N399 2591 will Wd' ww sr Q lll W, f are W liiiflyi X x ilrikiirilrikikikilrikikvfrikikikikifrilrikikikikik l .vi. H-,omas W -.,- IISQ,-I MARY El LEEN CAULF I ELD Emmie Good to be merry and wise. Latin-Scientific College Drarnatics l-2-4g Intramurals l-2-4g Glee Club l-2. A loyal Plainfielder-gray eyes-dimples-naturally curly hair-a flashing smile-a merry thought impulsive tongue-good natured-generous disposition-good cha- racter-light hearted-a battling lrish light in her eyes when she's on the basketball court-an inveterate knitter--solid Jimmy Dorsey fan-fond of clothes- hobbies are driving, reading and dancing-ardent movie fan-likes to make friends and influence people -aims at the nursing profession-hopes to reach the battle front in the war as a Red Cross nurse--a walking Who's Who and above all a friendly nature that will long be remem- bered at Trinity. 15 XX' ilriikilriifilrilrilriirilriiriiririlrikikiirikikilrikiirilr BEN A. CUTILLO nBennyll Sir, I'd rather be fight than President. Football 3-45 Intramural 35 President 45 French Club l-2-3-4. Classical College Hilarious-finest fellow we know-ready to lend a helping hand-exceptionally fine taste-tall in stature- outstanding figure in current topic-always knows what's in the newspaper-broad minded-fond of talking and commenting-perfect politician-excellent disposition- knows how to take a ioke-good sport-extremely inter- ested in athletics-ably filled the office of class presi- dent this year-has a jallopy always filled with pals from school-Best of luck! i6 Pvt. EuQ ene Scala i jf I .fl ff, .V w s irilrilrikikiirikikikikilrikikikiirikilrikvkik Corp- Leon peele Y KENNETH EDWARD DE MILT lrv A man 'so heavy, yet so gentilf' A stalwart Plainfielder-183 pounds of jollity and good sportsmanship-businesslike to the extreme- performed the office of team manager several times- brown wavy lfiaire-a genial smile-persevering-indus- trious-truly amazing memory-knows just about every- thing that is current-a perfect politician-and diplo- mat-irnpeccable 'taste-a true gentleman-fine tenor voice-always sociable-a born leader-Best wishes! l7 f: ,fl . . -'X pf V MN , tl: Qi ,ll 12? X i 2,1 'ji .JN 1: 1 Xi, :J Nj in ' 33 stat , A QNX 'ff A Xa f' If Nl? fl lil, V i t. h -, i P 1 Jw xi is .F 'jj X 5 t Q V' 'fizf X 3 5 t .l il fri J ' 'U' ,J l i J itil lx! it-I 1 if l fx 2. Ax I 1 i 'i .J X .Xl sfrfirfatitsisaaxfizaatfztsztfxtatixwiwwzaawzaaswxffawzt RITA HELEN DILIBRO Rita But, oh, she dances such a way. Glee Club l-2-3g Dramatics l-2-3-4. General Business A striking brown-eyed brunette-five feet of pep- vivacious-neat in appearanceksuperb taste in clothes- the ultimate in sociability-one of the most popular girls in the class-possess the rnost striking personality- always ready to lend a ,helping lf1and-congenial-excell- ing in studies-a liquid dancer-graceful and poised- a natural, dramatic talent-aims to be a perfect secre- tary-determined and capable-Good luck! Pl John Ortleb c. I8 if X, I 1 , J if fi ll fs . l 7 WL ll l f Sfrikikikikikiirikikikikikikikik GLORIA LLOYD FABLES Glow f'All's one to her-above her fun she'd make sweet eyes at Caliban. Glee Club l-35 Dramatics l-2-3-45 Intramurals l-Z-3-4. Fun personified-captivating manner and smile- happy-go-Iucky disposition-Irish temperament--genen ous lender but not too ready a borrower-sparkling green eyes-brown hair-devoted to all sports-excels in ice- skating-sweet voice-abounds in pep and vitality- ambitious-excellent secretarial ability- Best of luck in the future, Glow. I9 ikikikikikikikikikvirikirilrilrikiirikikiiriirikiki JOHN FULLEN Abie Truth is the highest thing that man may keep. Assistant Editor-in-Chief 4g Intramural Softball l-25 ln- tramural Basketball l-2-35 Varsity Basketball 4g Drama- tics 3-4. Loyal friend-warm-hearted smile-daily commutor from Garwood-has received the nickname Able be- cause of his honesty-conscientious-easily embarrassed -very polite and considerate-always smiling-regulan ly answers in science-logical thinker-extremely dili- gent and persevering-eager participant in athletics- fond of brown tweecls-always up-to-the-minute-vesh ed with the responsibility of assistant editor-plenty of luck in the future! 20 : - -:.,- XQML 'A l 'e Tl ik 1 .V 'lffr f as ' I ' e ' ' ii i 1 if rw, , f'iw -. ' , -' f - Y n Dufkln Ptc. -lol' vi JPL! ,V , Y! 1' l l il, ,Lf u I Ml JVM J l 4 1, ,Iliff ,fi fl iff A 1 y X X 1 J lirvfrikcikiirvikikirikikiirikilrilrikilrikilrikilrilrilrilr JEAN lMELDA GORMAN Mouse A rose without a thorn. I Intramurals l-2-3-45 Dramatics l-2-3-4g Cheerleading 45 Secretary 25 Secretary-Treasurer 35 Prefect 4. Latin Scientific College Brown-eyed beauty-talented--accomplished-heart- breaker-remarkable reader-has an exceptional taste for clothes--adrnired by all-scholastic ability and brilliance equalled only by a few interest in varsity football and basketball unexcelled-open-handedly generous disposi- tion--her friendship sought after-is able to listen well and speak well-captained championship intramural team -broad minded-initiative and brains will carry her for- ward on the road to success. 2l ,f x 1 If ' -it-QQ., f s 4, W ,' f' , 'J 1' -. - J ff A A ,I ' X if f If X f f X Q7 fl , an E I L! .1 K , ff J X fvfe ff, .1 ' ,ill fa! fl' 'ji i r , u ,j2j.f'VVl f ff , , ,,f ! Eff I, X ' J 4Jx.ff'QfQf f 5, I ikvirikikikikikikikikikikikikikikvirikikvilrilrikvku PETER EDWARD HAYLES Pete A Men of jew words are the best of men. Varsity Football 3-45 Varsity Basketball 2-3-4g lntramu- rals lg Dramatics l-2-3-4. Tall-sandy-haired-outstanding football halfback- exceptional basketball player-cool as an iceberg-sel- dom speaks-retiring nature-perfect companion when you're down in the dumps-can actually be provoked upon to make jokes once in a while-businesslike and re- sponsible-rather afraid of gills-countless success. 22 Pvt. David N els on I 'r ly ' I 1 - - ' ffl' 1 ' fl A ,f ,, X , . ,X U IA lf! A it ' A M Q 4' :W at ill? A I gli 1 M' if ffl' f u ij!! .Iliff ii ,f f f v5 1 1 1 if if . 'f J . 1 i 3 fl if! l if ' l 1 i a ii 1 1 ,H i f' I ' ' 1' f Jw, 'f ,jf I , iffy ,f iff Li ' ,jj ff ,fi i ,W 1 1 ksirvfkikvfkifriirikilrikikirikikikiirikikikikiirilrilr ,W-L11 favhbf X f A Eff, V WSW we X' is Wee i T-r Y lWMt.f' il? , ff g3.j.5, X Qxjkiggi,r:VkT:g.ffb',f-513-141' - K . if 1? fflwfx ,wif i' '3fffX-1-fiiill' ri 'Q iw' W A I 1-fret, ?'x.i:ts?? , W lfaxizafeke 3 y .i, X f V 1, . , Q R . if is .. ,XM , hgmf? 53 giw nv ggi ,L , eat 1 yr Egg , ,, v vw - .,-W. . - ii P K 5,3 ft? e A a ,ag we X 3 A Vf. Joh p n Keppler' vr. James MO fan 1 ANNA MAE BARBARA KEPPLER llKepll The glass of fashion and the mould of form. Dramatics l-2-3-45 Prefect of Sodality l. General Business Has been at Trinity for twelve years-not very tall in stature-good-looking-neatness personified-charming personality-cheerful-able to get along with anyone and everyone--has a large following of friends-always ad- vocates the latest styles-persistently combing her much admired hair-an intelligent reader--outstanding in sports and studies-ambitious--one of Trinity's finished products-Best of luck and success in everything! 23 ikeirikikikilrikikilrikikilrikikirilriirikilrikikiirvf DANlEl. KNIER 11Dannyu A sense of humor is the oil of life's engine. Football 2-3-45 Track Captain l-2-35 Vice-President 25 Vice-President of the Sodality 45 President 35 Intramu- ralsg Dramatics 4. General Business A regular patron of the eight o'clock train-well built -steady football varsity player-well liked by everyone -loves dancing and swing music-full of witicisms- impeccable taste in dressing-always seems to have a lot of money-very generous-extremely sociable-singing and dramatic talent hitherto unsuspected-knowing manner-Best of luck! '24 Corp. John D uQa ' ' Q A? 1 1 . l Yu 1 ' I, . 1 1 'ff .1 . faq? I If I l 4 , f :,+ 1 ff! i 1 1 i 1 .1 l if , I PI ij Hf' il ll ill! ffl ffl 1 l , ll fy! NJ 174 1 I . 1 4 fs 1 ,V 4 WJ i lff, f X , I ,f i I JL Viffffjo F f'f lkvfrikilrilriirikiirilrikiirikilrilrikilfilrifrikilririlrilr Ensign 1 RObe,-t Wee ms EILEEN MARIE KOSTKOS' Shorty Laughing and giggling the whole way through, not a minute is she ever blue. Intramurals 4g Dramatics l-2-3-4g Glee Club 3g Assist- ant Humor Editor 4. General Business Walking proof of the doctrine good things come in small packages -veritable live wire-flashing smile- happy-go-lucky manner-always making witty remarks at opportune times--a great cheerer-upper-excels in sports-a born business woman-fine pianist-freckled face-cheery smile-future success certain. J 25 i .-. ilrikiirilrikikiriiriiriirikfirvfrikikikikrsirikilrvkiiriir JOSEPH JAMES LAURENT if-,oem Be silent and safe. Dramatics 2-45 Intramurals 4. Classical College True son of Trinity-medium stature-dark com- plexion-popular with all-a real Frenchman, fast speaker and all-knows every ship in the Navy by name, tonnage, etc.-has a brilliant mind and knows how to use it-capable, dependable and responsible-can talk weil on the spur of the moment-reads poetry to perfection- dresses sensibly-always has a spare current topic for anyone who might need it -has determined opinions on the way things ought to be run from politics down-all the success in the world! 26 elif 'ysl its 'E i PW . . at 'K7 J' --l , W Fred Ne ff ide ,Maw 1 WWSB L E ,Q 5,35 s W Q Qi? ' W is 4 s , f ,iii i f - , + , L .L A fl if Hlidif 1. .1 1 i , f?1.fgPi K i fgy i My 1 i f ,S 5 5 33, 5 3 ' , E it . M' 1 li 1 1 Q 1 ' r 'N , ,,:vs?l i f 'W . Y V l U- l ' if-, ss if . ss ix :vii A 'ff Hi W 2 hull gf m wti il S ' f, PS4 i me S- - N lsOU J if ff 'A 1 MW ikiitikikikikilrikikikikifrik MARY FRANCIS MALINSKY K ul-izu t wwf Corp. John Malinsky Do good' by stealth, and blush to find it fame. Glee Club l-2-35 Intramurals l-2-3-45 Dramatics I-3-45 Sports Editor of Trinitas. General Business Blest with blond hair and blue eyes-twelve years a student at Trinity-outstanding forward-perfect disposi- tion-energetic worker-medium in stature-authority on sports--trustworthy-seIf-sufficient-cagable of re- sponsibility-has the most distinctive laugh in the class -overflowing with exuberance-bubbling with person- ality-blushes easily-always ready to do a good turn- displays sportsmanship-warm hearted smile-Luck and success! 27 itvfrikikiirikikiirikiiriiritilriirilrilrvkilrikiirikilri EDWARD J. MARKEY Eddie The well of true 'wit is truth itself. Intramurals l-2-3-4g Drarnatics 3-45 Athletic Associa- tion President 4. College Professional Exceptionally witty-constantly lights the school with his humor-well known for his dancing feet-starred in the Senior play for his dancing-his popularity can- not be surpassed-ambitious, energetic worker-ad- mired by both boys and girls-can really be funny at times-loves to relax-a type not easily forgotten-sure to be missed by everyone-tall-dark curly hair-ex- tremely good looking-charms all by his manner-success and luck! 28 Corp- Daftlel Dr tscoll if M17 L Viv -1 f 92-f..2!fX,y1,.,4,,ffzx i7 3 f ll JI ' A iffy, -illmfiffkf-as -fx'-4 .2 5 Y sw Zf ,alfif N Ekf'N,i:li', R nf ' . I, ,,. L All Z 1 .f . k 1 l J 1 1, kikikiiriirifrilrikirilrikiirilrikikilrikikikfiirvirilrilr Corp. Leon Feefey ROSE MAR I E MCELWEE HROSY11 We have lived and loved together through many changing years. Dramatics l-2-3-45 Intramurals 2-3-45 Glee Club 3-4. General Business Five feet four-dark brown hair-hazel eyes-typical irish colleen--loyal and true friend-her confidence and friendship valuable assets-energetic-knows her own mind-loves to converse about mutual friends-full of school spirit-rather shy-devoted radio fan-sympa- thetic listener to anyone's troubles--warm-hearted and sincere-interested participant in sports-hobby is base- ball-best of luck and God bless you! 29 I ,J . I. X, . 1 JDO 1 , X QI iw X ff' ff M ll 3 . ,MX I' QS My if daagdff .JM .fzlf i y I da J-J-J f- f .i lj W ikvkikikikikikikikikikikikikiirikikikikikikik CHARLES ALFRED MCCALL llchicll Music hath charm. Orchestra l-2-31 Dramatics l-2-3-45 Intramurals l: Varsity Basketball lg Varsity Football lg Track l. Has been at Trinity since first grade-quite tall- black curly hair-sunny and cheerful-always full ot good spirits-exceptionally neat-drumming is his spe- cialty on which he is an amazing performer-a rhythm- ical typist as well-an amiable speaker-laughs easily- flashing white teeth-rather conservative in dressing- attentive-does not change his opinions easily-displays the same consistancy in his friends-ambition to become the leader of a famous dance band-swell fellow. 30 Pvxs. F red and Dan Nelson ir'7f?5i1ri?7f?ikvf?viirilsilrvi?i?ikilri?iki1rilril7ik'5iiriL7 Pfc' JO hm Durkin GEORGE MERLO George Men of few words are the best. Intramurals l-2-3-45 Track 35 Dramatics 3-4. Classical College Quiet-shy-retiring-first to catch on to a joke- hails from Garwood-full of school spirit-polite--a conscientious worker-real friend, one to be proud of- generous-reliable-very seldom has much to say- careful-energetic-best wishes are unanimous! 31 ,T J 1 .J f at 07 I I 1 1 I ' pd I ,s if' fi Q f I W' if ,C W IJ ff!! I' ll' j7 1 u Q I J l J' 1 J .I Af ,fy Ili' l I X114 Q My , g U gl, ,5..!!' , I M, f I if 1 7 r 1 I I fi if I, 4 rfjyg 1 II 51' lg, I ff l,,,l,.f A , K f I I I If 1 I 4, ,KW ef .f-. -1 s I I x ,jeff A K IQ it if Mc If Il yib ryu I ff I f , fllflffl' df f If is .-fx! nf 2 ,we f -4 'irirvfkwikikiirilrifrvfrvfkiirilrilrilrilrilrwirikikvfkikvfki WILLIAM MESSLER Bill A quiet man I like to be, 'cause then no one will bother me. Intramurals I-2-3-45 Football I-2-3-45 Dramatics I-2-3-4. Generous-kind-one of the tallest in the room- a real blond-blue eyes-partial to tweeds-aims lvery patrioticallyl toward the army lmechinical divisionl- a really good driver-official telephone answerer - quiet as a mouse-courteous and gentlemanly-always ready with a cheerful word-has definite ideas about everything-but takes him a while to get started talking -clear thinker-very methodical and precise-all the luck and success in the world! 32 Pvt. flames Meanetl i I . ,.f if .M K ,X A -- ' ,Hxf OW , ff ff X, Lf Um ff' jx J!! 6' I fi 'v! X' 1 I . I ' jj po 917,14 ff Kilrikikikiifikikikikiifirikikilrikrikikikilrikikik James M Ooney MARGARET HELEN MOONEY Marge Her eyes are stars of twilight fair. Intramurals-l-2-3-45 Dramatics l-2-3-4g Glee Club I-2-3. General Business Typical Plainfielder-dark haired-blue eyed-faith- ful student-active guard on the basketball court-has a fighting spirit-hearty laugh-always ready to lend a helping hand-cheery sense of humor-sunny disposi- tion-loves swing music-always knows what's playing at such and such a theatre--born jitterbug-always so- ciable even on rainy days-fanatic knitter-long follow- ing of friends-will enter into anything with a will- Success. 33 ikilrilriksirikikvfkikvftvflrwitiirilrskvfkitilrvflritilrilr VERONICA CECELIA NOONAN Ronnie A bright countenance bespeaketh a merry heart. Intramurals l-2-3-45 Orchestra 2-3g Glee Club 3g Dra- matics l-2-3-4. General Business Pleasant Irish-American miss-always first, in class- room every day-friendly smile--alert and wary guard on the basketball court-possesses a calm assured man-- ner-gentle-has an never-tiring sense of humor- honest and just-curly black hair-eats sweets abun- dantly but never has to diet-a talented performer on the piano, saxophone and violin-a perfect companion -a real worker-possesses an unusual supply of energy -loves ice skating and bicycle riding-Best of success. 34 Ptc. JON' DU n FQ., ,gwlpjfify gfiilii 'W wfgyfffy ,y iff! uwxggf Q M if 'V f Vit C if we 5 ff QWXQ MWC U' I . D - K WNW virikikikikikiirikikikikikikitikikikikikikikik MILDRED ELIZABETH ORTLEB Millie A friend is never known till a man have need. Dramatics I-45 Glee Club I-21 Intramurals 1-3-45 Sports Assistant 4. Commercial Business Five foot two eyes of blue-Trinitan for twelve years --true Ortleb-excellent in basketball--fun loving and generous-interested in 'all sports-nice personality- has common sense and intelligence-very active-loyal friend-good in dramatics-wallows in cherry sundaes- likes to talk-very good vocal chords-loves Concerto for Two -always running for office-adores sailors. P fc, John or-H eb 35 ikvirikikilriirikiiriiriirilrilriirikikikilrikilrikilrilr IVER JOSEPH PETERSEN Pete Never say die. Intramurals l-2-3g Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Football 3-4g Dramatics 4. Classical College Tall, fair, and handsome -blond hair-devil-may- care smile-a true scientist, always trying something out-brilliant mind-knows things without studying them-an able mathematician--follows his own lead in style-polished manner of address--loves a good argu- ment--a convincing speaker-the Don Juan of the class-an unerring judge-quite an athlete-an inevi- table poet. 36 Lt. Eleanof Sh ugter dlrikikrikvfkikiiriirikikilrvirikilrikrilrikilriiriiriiriiriir COrp' Ed ward Whela F7 ELEANOR MARGARET PFAFF MEIN A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and divinely fair. Intramurals l-2-3-45 Dramatics l-2-3-45 Glee Club 2. Westfield born--her stature tall-dark of hair- brown of eyes-daughter of Trinity-likable personality -musical fingers that will take her to the top of the musical world-whiz at basketball-always ready for a laugh-easy going-calm in emergency-always there when you need a friend-self reliant-excellent taste in clothes-takes most things seriously-painstaking-em joys companionship-has forceful likes and dislikes. 37 ilrilrikikikrilriirikikilriirvfrvirikikilriiriiriiriirikilriir ROBERT JOSEPH PFAFF Bob Stately and tall. Intramurals I-2-3-41 Glee Club lj Dramatics l-2-3-41 Orchestra l-2-3. Height extends to character as well as to physical ap- pearance-polished manner of speaking-ability to make corny jokes laughable-twelve years at Trinity-has many friends-authority on swing music-faithful read- er of Metronone Magazine-knows the lite of every well-known musician inside out-plays tenor sax and clarinet-capable of great strides in musical field-the warmest smile in the class-refined to the utmost- Good luck! 38 Pv t. Robert N elgon fl ,T fl af' I 1 fi .4 l , vvlx jvf if -A ff JU g!!! V N l J I Lfipffl Xgyf L ky Lvpf J L' M! ff! U 'J ffffn ff .J VJ 4 Q, ' l Y cf f U , XML! -- fl 'f , J . If if JJ , yf jj l L, KU, if , i, l . OK L fl if ,Mill ff! al 1 M jf! if , ' W J' 3 M if Mfg A , ,f Uv AP,47v!fl!g'!dJAXl Dxl id' ,XI x V ll fm ,W W it ' My if ' i 1 , ' f, . iff! WT , Q' ,M J Ulf 1 f ,, if ,J lf , f f n 1 ,J ,ly ,ff W 3 uf- 'rf ' J- I, U-J f fi?,L!3 fbi! ff' U! J f , . . lil: UW UJ ikikvkiirikikikiirikikikikikikikikikikilrikikik mm , -sn Philip Shu Sfer JEAN MARY POPP llpoppiell Fair words never hurt her tongue. lntramurals 4. Classical College Lively wit and chatter-never boring-knows her own mind-an all-round girl-aims at the nursing field- persuading manner-blond hair-blue eyes--a perfect companion-an ardent opera fan, being partial to Car- men and Gladys Swarthout-an intelligent conversation- alist-determinecl character--merry disposition-com- bines German initiative with Irish temperament-bound to succeed. 39 11,1 I' 6 L 3 ! a J it it i ' J 'M j W3 w l ,cf lc, , if ily!! W 6, 1.5 fi N ,f ,W rxwff ,VV JW ,Jost l VJ, f Ui, UI ll y gy it ifrilrikfikilriiriirikikiiriirilrilriirikilriirilrilrilrilrik HELEN FRANCES ROBINSON Bobbie What wealth to have o friend we cannot think of without elevation. Intramurals l-2-3-45 Glee Club l-2-4g Dramatics l-2-3-4. Classical Professional Loyal to Trinity-keen of wit-generous to everyone -shining dark hair-laughing green eyes-wiz at bas- ketball-quick of action-Irish through and through- triend to all-sparkling personality-always on time- fond of good clothes-particular about appearance- sympathetic-enjoys companionship-loves strawberry sundaes-crazy about red-heads-reads every mystery in sight-one ambition to become head nurset 40 ia: ' COYP- John M alinskY . K X l fluff, elif lvl lil! Mft fxlfill , li! 'ilwll if V 1 ,fi fl, K- ' C ' ' ,xl M, l M l WN ,JI . ' i f t C 4 If . , . , i m , J A l i : 'll Jlfl' l W9 WJ' 5 JN r. f l l f vkikikikikikikikikikikikikikikvkikikikikikik Son ny 1 Degnan WILLIAM SCHNEEKLOTH Schneck He was most princelyf' College Varsity Football l-2-3-41 Varsity Basketball 2-3-45 ln- tramural lg Track l-2-35 Vice-President l-4g Dramatic I-2-3-4. College Classical Has made his name famous-participant in every sport-indomitable tower of strength in every field of athletics-captained the football team to Group Cham- pionship-high scores on the basketball team-a perfect gentleman-somewhat a scholar and actor-a true friend -neat in appearance and dress at all times-most color- ful figure in current era at Trinity-aims to become another Rockne-success assured! 41 JDJMQ5-, ,Judy , J 4- tl-We iM.,,a.i.iL.,saf,..,,c.. ,UL M ffm c, J 16? .WF ,I ilrikiiriirikfiirikiksirikilririirikikikilrilrikikikiki ALWIN SIEVERS Ollie He was a 'very perfect gentle knight. Classical College Varsity Football l-2-3-4g Basketball 2-3-4g lntramurals lg Class President l-25 President of Sodality 41 Drama- tics 3-4. Student at Trinity for twelve years-winning smile- staid gray eyes-excellent tastes-extremely capable in classwork-superb performer on the football field-fast thinker in basketball-quiet, good-natured humor- rather unassuming-capable of great responsibility-a born leader--a great favorite with everyone-hitherto unknown dramatic ability-possesses a logical, scientific mind-punctuality personified--a perfect gentleman- God bless you! 42 . xN3lSl l Quentin Corp- . in i I 1 f '1 ,f 1,7 ' ' I i i -gf A V! , , Q, j Y! I I 'Arif' f f 41' If ff, MSW. .fsfl I A ,if f f'A' Al J + T if flfffy' '- I fffff' ff MW ff Jfaff' , l yi ' ' I 1 j l XI f' K I PM X uf' L K hffjfl jf if , y K lfr! Cf, fb 47' gihf ff ff f T f W7 JAM X ye f 'X ilrikskikiiririkiktiirikikvfkikilrikiiriiriirilrikvfrvik Ensign Reber r Weems JOSEPH SMITH n-joel: Friendship weighs more than gold. Varsity Football lj Varsity Basketball 2, 45 Track l-35' Intramurals lg Dramatics l-2-4. Trinity his second home-tall, well-built-wavy, brown hair-a Pepsodent smile-collegiate taste for clothes -a good sport-generous-peppy-witty-excellent speaker on the Lincoln style-astonishingly alert and masterful in basketball-all-round sportsman-swell friend-ambition to be a Journalist-luck and success in the future! 43 iksirilrikikikilrilrikilrilriirikikikikikiirikikilrik VINCENT SWEENEY Vince Dancing on a volcano. Varsity Football 2g Varsity Basketball 2-3g Class Treas- urer Zg Track lj Intramural lg Dramatics l-2-3-4. Business General Truly likable personality-brown wavy hair-sparkling brown eyes full of laughter-always snapping with sparks of wit-full of good cheer-never imposing-an asset to any group-has good hard common sense-forever over- flowing with timely witticisms-remarkable ability for dancing-played the Dancing Man in the Senior play- suave-debonair-his suggestions and decisions always precise--ever present willingness-retiring nature- Regular Fellow -Success and happiness to you. 44 iiis i 'z-if 'N ag ,f,' V f T W ,lg me 1 fd ,,,y:a.-4'ggsfbfa--sv-wi? ..1 g re g 5 s-,. 2 11 K tit' A H2 ' Q,:f its ' S gt w fgiikrf Robert Nelson Pvt- A 1 C l l 1 il, if lip, My . ikikilrilrilrikikvfkikiirwfrikikikikrilrikikiirikilriir COrp. Quen fin Waish NANCY JANE TOWLE I nNann Latin Scientific College A :rug friend is forever a friend. Intramurals 3-4g Dramatics 3-45 Cheerleading 4. A fellow Fanwooder, five foot four- dark brown eyes-beautiful black curly hair-a pleasing personality and an agreeable disposition-keen sense of humor- logical mind-enjoys being active-flashing smile-stable character-loyal friend-a dainty miss who enjoys meet- ing and knowing people-fond of good clothes-affeo tionate nature-is able to get along with everyone- dislikes trouble and friction-lover of music-Jimmy Dorsey fan- melow record collector-expert ping- pong player-are all the points belonging to our Nancy -Good Luck! 45 ilrikikikilrilrikilrikilrilriirilrikilrilrikiirilrilrikiki 'Tl-l EODORE JOHN ZELLER Ted Classical College The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Varsity Football 3-45 Varsity Basketball 45 lntramurals l-2-35 Drarnatics l-2-3-4. On the tall, dark and handsome type-frank, cap- tivating smile'-winning personality-versatile-excellent companion at any time-poised and gentlemanly-loves to ask questions--a mind that runs along scientific chan- nels-masters mathematics-quick thinker-can put on gridiron and basketball court-favorite ot classmates anything across-aims to be an engineer-outstanding and teachers alike-best of success. 46 CorQ. -lolrm Dug an wfrikikikfvfkikiirikvikiirvfkvfkilrvfkilrilrikirilrikiilrilr P vi. James Moran ROBERT ANTHONY BARTNETT nBObll Classical Professional Ah, you flavor everythingg you are the vanilla of society, Hailed from Hampton-traveled 20 miles a day twice a day-blond hair-blue eyes-robust--forced to leave Trinity when attacked with infantile-excellent taste- born leader-studious-welI-mannered gentleman-has a fine scientific mind-extremely companionable and sociable-intelligent scholar-outstanding athlete-has a professional and experienced way of doing things-4 Sorry, you was forced to leave us, Bob old Pal! 47 Class Prophecy MAY 10, 1960 Dear Diary: Today, l spent a most interesting day. l attended the reunion of the Class of i942 of Holy Trinity High School. The occupa- tion of my former classmates l found to be very interesting. Gloria Fables is a hostess at an army camp. Joseph Laurent is mayor of Westfield. Anna Mae Keppler is a fashion correspondent. Bill Schneekloth is a famous pro-football player. Rose McElwee is a dress designer. Alwin Sievers is a chemical engineer. Jean Popp is an army nurse. Edward Campbell is a comedian on Broadway. Beulah Caulfield is a blues singer for a famous orchestra. Joseph Carniglia is a member of the President's cabinet. Rita Dilibro is a professional dancer. William Messler is an efficient bookkeeper. Eleanor Pfaff is a concert pianist. Daniel Knier is president of the Knier Candy Co. Anne Cagnassola is a successful lawyer. John Fullen is a Foreign Diplomat. Jean Gorman is an elocution teacher. Joseph Smith is a world known journalist. Virginia Brownlee is an air stewardess. Peter Hayles is a sergeant in the army. Nancy Towle is a commercial artist. Ted Zeller owns his own laundry. Mildred Ortleb is a dramatic actress. Kenneth DeMilt is president of the First National Bank. Helen Robinson is a head nurse. Vincent Sweeney is a famous tap dancer. Eileen Kostkos plays the piano for a well known swing band. Ben Cutillo is a foreign correspondent. Margaret Mooney is a competent secretary. Charles McGall is the most popular band leader in the country. Mary Braun is the National Champion roller skater. Robert Pfaff is a celebrated musician. I Mary Malinsky's is the captain of the Girls' Champion Basketball team. lver Petersen is a poet of great renown. Mary Eileen Caulfield is a Red Cross nurse. Veronica Noonan is head of a business college. Edward Markey is an ensign in the navy. George Merlo is mayor of Garwood. -WlNlFRED BRENNAN 48 Mary Braun .....,........... Winifred Brennan.. Virginia Brownlee .......... Anne Cagnassola ,,,,..,,,,., Edward Campbell ..,......A. Joseph Carniglia ......,,..... Beulah Caulfield ..,.......,., Mary Caulfield .....,,,,,., Benjamin Cutillo ,.......,,,,. Rita Dillbro .....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Kenneth De Milt... Gloria Fables ..........,... Last Will and Testament .........BowIing ability to Rita Brownlee, .........Popularity to Kathryn Durkin. ..........Singing voice to Joan Adams. .........Scholastic attainments to her sister Cathrine. .........Clowning to Charles Maney. .........Wavy hair to John Forgash. .......,.Typing ability to Jean Cavanagh. .........Swimming ability to Eileen Dugan. .........His car to any one who will take it. .........Dancing ability to Clementina Cocchia. .........Business ability to Bernard Smith. ..........Masculine pursuit to Margie Evans. John Fullen ......,... ......... J ewish accent to James Chenard, Jean Gorman ..,........ ........i G oing steady to Gloria Farber, Peter l'layleS ...................... ......... B asketball playing to Edward Brutzman, Anna Mae Keppler ............ .......... N eatness to Patricia Laing, Daniel Knier ,.........,.,......... ,.,,.,,,,. T all stories to John Smith, Eileen Kostkos .......... Joseph Laurent ........,.. Mary Malinsky ............ Edward Ma rkey ........ Rose McElwee ......... Charles McGall .....,..... George Merlo ........... William Messler ......... Margaret Mooney .......... Veronica Noonan... Mildred Ortleb ............. lver Petersen ............ Eleanor Pfaff ............ Robert Pfaff ....,.... Jeanne Popp .............. Helen Robinson ........ .........Forever pleasant smile to Nancy Chiafaro. .........Clever thinking to Edward Boate. .........Basketball ability to Martha Towle. .........Soda jerking to Tony Yacka. .........Ride from Cranford to Mary Campbell. .........His drumming to Robert Johnson. ...,.....Standing on a corner to Frank Dooley. .........Quiet disposition to Bob McGall. .........Her laugh to Rita Stavish. .....,...Ability to find out latest news to Marilyn McGuire Cheery disposition to Rita Ortleb. Mathematical ability to Gene Rossi. ........,Piano playing to Florence Traynor. .........Height to Vincent Scala. Chemistry ability to Hilda Pollonais, Liking for red heads to Doris McCormick. William Schneckloth .,.......... ,.,...... A Il-round athletic ability to George Handschuh. Alwin Sievers ..................... Joseph Smith ....,............ Vincent Sweeney ............ Nancy Towle ............. Theodore Zeller .......... .........Bell ringing to Raymond Waldron. .........Feminine pursuit to Eddie Griffin. ........,Dancing ability to James McCarthy. ,............Nice voice to Ethel Mishell. Lab. technique to Dick Coleman. -ROBERT PFAFF and JOSEPH LAURENT 49 What Would Happen lf: ROSE MacELEE wasn't borrowing a penny. RITA DILIBRO wasn't thinking about that certain person. EILEEN KOSTKOS wasn't giggling. JEAN GORMAN wasn't smiling at Sneck. ELEANOR PFAFF wasn't practicing the piano. MARGARET MOONEY didn't like tall people. MILLIE ORTLEB didn't run for office in the J.C.D. A. MARY EILEEN CAULFIELD wasn't chewing gum. MARY BRAUN lost her fondness for roller-skating. WINNIE BRENNAN lost her male following. JEAN POPP didn't come out with a hearty laugh every few minutes. ANNE CAGNASSOLA didn't know her lessons. NANCY TOWLE came early for classes. MARY MALINSKY was quiet. VERONICA NOONAN got anything but a chocolate soda. HELEN ROBINSON didn't like red-heads. ANNA MAE KEPPLER really meant NO when she said it. BEULAH CAULFIELD lost her dimple. GLORIA FABLES didn't roll her eyes. VIRGINIA BROWNLEE didn't go Bowling in Gar- wood at least once a week. DANNY KNIER wasn't clowning. VINCENT SWEENEY lost his dancing ability. KENNY DE MILT lost his friendly manner., BOB PFAFF wasn't playing the clarinet. EDWARD CAMPBELL wasn't a wolf. JOE CARNIGLIA got out of step. PETE HAYLES lost his ability to play basketball. ED MARKEY really woke up. JOE LAURENT spoke slowly. BOB BARTNETT lost his good-looks. JOHN FULLEN lost his curly hair. BENNY CUTILLO forgot how to stay quiet. CHICK McGALL didn't make grimaces while playing the drums. PETE PETERSEN didn't have something funny to say about everything. ALLIE SIEVERS knew the correct time to ring the bell. BILL MESSLER didn't blush when Amapolla was men- tioned. BILL SCHNEEKLOTH didn't walk to school with a certain Miss. JOE SMITH wasn't kidding someone. TED ZELLER forgot to ask Sister what his marks were. The telephone didn't ring in Father Doll's English period. GEORGE MERLO wasn't bragging about Regional's basketball team. WHAT would happen if all this weren't true? -RITA DILIBRO and VERONICA NOONAN Ourselves I n Song MARY BRAUN .................. WINIEFRED BRENNAN ....... VIRGINIA BROWNLEE .... -.- AN-NE CAGNASSOLA ....,,... EDWARD CAMPBELL ............ JOSEPH CARNIGLIA ................ 'BEULAH CAULFIELD .................. MARY EILEEN CAULFIELD ........ 'BENJAMIN CUTILLO ............... RITA DILIBRO .............,,,...A.. KENNETH DE MILT ....... GLORIA FABLES .......... JOHN FULLEN .......... JEAN GORMAN ........... PETER HAYLES. .....,-,...,,,.,, ANNA MAE KEPPLER .....,,. DANIEL KNIER... ........... .- EILEEN KOSTKOS. ....... JOSEPH LAURENT ....... EDWARD MARKEY ...... ROSE MCELWEE ......,,,,. CHARLES MCGALL ....... GEORGE MERLO ........... WILLIAM MESSLER ........ MARGARET MOONEY ........ VERONICA NOONAN ..,..... MILDRED ORTLEB .,........ IVER PETERSEN .........,, ELEANOR PFAFF ....... -,------,-.,,,,-,-,,...--------------,You and I ,,-,--,You Made Me Love You ------,lt Happened in Sun Valley Annie Laurie Must Have One More Kiss, Kiss, Kiss Day Dreaming Jim Chatterbox You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby He's I-A in the Army Sam, You Made the Pants Too Long! If I Had My Way Abe's Irish Rose My Bill Sweet and Gentle I Said No Danny Boy Music Makers What'cha Know Joe? Sleepy Serenade Rose O'Day Drummer Boy Playmates Quiet! Please Somebody Loves Me, I Wonder Who? I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire You Are My Sunshine Sonny Boy Piano Concerto ROBERT PFAFF ----,--N,-g---g ------- C oncerto for Clarinet JEAN POPP ,,,.,.,,,,,..,,,..,,,,,, ------- P op! Goes the Weasel HELEN ROBINSON. ,,,,,,,---,-,-, --,A,, I Used to Love Him, but lt's All Over WILLIAM SCHNEEKLOTH ,,,,,,. ,--,,,, I Don't Want to Walk Without You ALWIN SIEVERS ...........,.,...,, -,,-,-, W hy Don't We Do This More Often? JOSEPH SMITH .................. ,,,,,,, T his Love of Mine VINCENT SWEENEY ....... m -,,,,,, Dancing on a Dime NANCY TOWLE .ss.,.........,,..,.,,,,v,,,,,,-,, ,,,-,,,-,-,-,,,,-,A-.- , Dark Eyes THEODORE ZEI-I-ER --e--4-----............... - ....................... I Guess I'll Ha71e to Dream the Rest Now that l've written this I guess I better board the Chattanooga Choo-Choo --MARY MALINSKY N Class Saints .......... Quietest ......... Most Ambitious ....................... Class Mirror Veronica Noonan Alwin Sievers Rose McElwee William Messler Anne Cagnassola Theodore Zeller Charles McGall Shyest ......... ...,...... N amy Towle Best All Around ....................... Sji'Qliile'ff'f3erQnnan Best Dancer ' Slihacegtllgweeney Most Popular .......... lSQ2ilZfeEnl?erfnnan Best Looking ........... iiwagomiley Class Dreamer ............. .......... Qi jg,E',i,t'a'1key Most Business Like ...............i Eialsgtgggnili Eleanor Ptatf Class Borrower E dward Campbell Class Gentleman .....,,.i..,.......... Robert Ptatf Class Lady ..v.............,. Veronica Noonan Best Hair-Do ..,........ XVril,lLanARaZCQ2?D?DlTl?lh eeeeeeeaees l2L'Erl2li, aware Done Most for Trinity ........ ,Anne Cagnassola Heaviest ....,....... Slightest ..,......,., Most Studious .i.. ....,... ........... Most Generous .......... ........... Neatest ,....,.... Class Baby ........... Class Wit .......... Noisiest ......... Most Athletic ......... ........... Class Clown ...........,. ..ii.....,. Best Dressed ............ ...,....... Best Natured ........... .......... Tal lest ............ Shortest ......... Class Pal ........... Biggest Blusher ......... .........., Jeanne Popp Kenneth DeMilt Rita Dilibro Joseph Laurent Anne Cagnassola Joseph Carnigl ia Margaret Mooney John Fullen Rita Dilibro Bill Schneekloth Virginia Brownlee Iver Petersen Eileen Kostkos Edward Campbell Jeanne Popp Iver Petersen Mary Malinsky Bill Schneekloth lver Petersen Mary Eileen Caulfield Anna Mae Keppler George Merlo Mildred Ortleb Kenneth DeMilt Robert Ptaff Eileen Kostkos Robert Bartnett Helen Robinson Peter Hayles -MILDRED ORTLEB Mlm 'Lace rqnllllca S the captain is to a ship, the director to a play, and the general to an army, so is the relationship of Sister Grace Anita to our high school. Constantly influencing us along the path of righteousness, and augmenting this influence by flawless example, directing our minds through the difficult and at times wearisome channel of learning, impartially bestowing sympathy andladvice, tried and true from long years of experience, she is indeed a cap- tain of the ship of youth, a director in the first scene of our life, the school- room scene, a general in the army of God. -A. CAGNASSOLA The Sodality O its founder, our dear Sister Grace, we owe all the gifts bestowed on us, the Knights and Ladies of the Blessed Sacrament of the Sodality. Eight long years have elapsed and the sodality still exists, boasting of popularity among the boys and girls in the school. It not only keeps up our spirits and morales, but also shoulders us with a certain responsibility. The benefits of this association permit us to receive Communion on the first Friday of each month. Therefore we wish to thank Sister Grace for founding it and we hope that the forthcoming Seniors will honor and respect it, just as we have tried to do for the past four years. -MARY EILEEN CAULFIELD SUCCESS lf you think you are beaten, you are, lf you think you can't fall, you don't, LITTLE BY LITTLE Little by little high school goes by, Short if you sing through it, long if you sigh, lt flies so quickly-an hour, a day, Gone with the years that vanish away. Bit by bit the diploma is won, Four years of study and work are done! Little by little the future grows clear, Little by little our diploma' comes near, Slowly but surely the days pass out, As we put our studies to rout, All the little things we know, lnto our future vocation will go. -lVER PETERSEN, J R. THE LI NE When a-singin' loud the praises Of football players fine: Don't be forgettin' real stars, The fighters on the line. They're a-Scrapin' every minute, An' diggin' in the grime, Them badly bruisin' sons of guns, The he-men of the line. For the center snaps the pigskin Like a bullet everytime, So the backs can go a-running, But not without the line. -JOSEPH SMITH lf you desire to win, but think you can't It is practically certain you won't Out in the world you will find, Success depends on your state of mind. -ivER PETERSEN, JR. YOUR JOB No matter where you are working-in office or shop No matter how far you are from the top When your high school days are over the hill, Don't ever disgrace the job you fill, For'however little your job may appear, It is just as important as some little gear, Your country needs you-don't think it does not, So try hard to give it whatever you've got. -ivER PETERSEN, JR. THE DAY OF VICTORY When the day of victory at length is here, And the enemy's tide is finally turned, Let us not think of the horrors passed, Men killed, villages burned. Let us remember that they are men, Created by God, far above, Without thought of race or country Sharing in His infinite love. -IVER J. PETERSEN, JR. X 6 'V'Z N5 - i. zz .5 W .xX,, . Q Q Junior Class A President ....., RAYMOND WALDRON ' if ' Vice President . . . MARTHA TOWLE A Secretary . . . . JOAN ADAMS Treasurer . . BERNARD SMITH Prefect ....... MARYLYN MAGUIRE 'f gj' ,V ,,.,-,jj MOTTO-Fd l C 1' M 1 wif i ei er a erces Q 1 COLORS-Green and Gold W Moderator: SISTER RUTH THERESE 54 ,, . E If ,. . I if .QQ 'W ,J n f, A v f ---7, 1 , 3.1 ,..- 'ry ' J ' W H N -' ' B 1 .0 'l' T: ,km f 9 i L? ' 'J if r SM My J, 'S ' QS J if XJ X J L2 ,V X ? Q s Ra 1 VW X J. AX xx Q AN I x Y Cx L S , 0 . . 36 , gf- N. OOM, . , WJ , .W.,.X, , , u 1- ,, 'l ' 55 ja J U ' I ' gxx -I - s W J' if' SODIf1OI'T10wChS3 1 IW' .9493 S 1 .F iw ' : L 'I T ,Maru I7 . X wx. gl 5 J - , pmidenf I , , JJ JOHN McuNTY!E,,,v? OVJJJJ J X - . gvace President , if , , 1, . . , JOHN SMJTI-1 Vi wr M Q -,Q Treasurer . J. . . 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WILLIAM MORAN MOTTO-Ad majorem Dei Gloriam COLORS-Blue and Gold Moderator: SISTER ELEANOR MARIA 56 May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May ,.. Speakers for the Month of May Holy Mother of God ..................A....,..................................,..,. JOSEPH SMITH Holy Virgin of Virgins .......... ............. C HARLES MANEY Mother Most Pure .............. ............. J OHN HAGGERTY Mother Inviolate ................ ............ B RENDAN DE MILT Mother Most Amiable ........... ................ R OBERT PFAFF Mother of Our Savior .......... ............... E DWARD BOATE Virgin Most Venerable .............. ...........,....... J OHN MCINTYRE Virgin Most Powerful ........... ............ D ONALD BRUTZMAN Virgin Most Faithful .......... ................ C HARLES MCGALL Seat of Wisdom .............., ......... R ICHARD COLEMAN Spiritual Vessel ............. .......... R ICHARD HANLEY Tower of David ................... ......... T HOMAS CARROLL Health of the Sick ...................,. ....,....................... B EN CUTILLO Ark of the Covenant .................. .....,.... R AYMOND WALDRON Comforter of the Afflicted .......... .....,...... W ILLIAM DOWNEY Queen of Patriarchs ..................... ...,i............ F RANK PERRETTI Queen of Peace ................,,.......................................... JOSEPH CARNIGLIA Mystical Rose ........................................................................ VINCENT SCALA Queen Conceived Without Original Sin ......... MICHAEL ROTELLA Cause of Our Joy ...................................,......,................. JOHN TOWNSEND Queen of Confessors .......................................... SALVATORE PERRETTI I BILL SCHNEEKLOTH If t gg as-A Tig , X T f fx? xiii... X if IIRNGI' FU-5 F00 SCHEDULE DATE TEAM TRINITY OPP. Oct. 4 Seton Hall v,..,. -......... 6 5 Oct. II St. Bernard ......... ., ..... 35 O Oct. I8 Queen of Peace ,,,,,, ..... I 3 5 Nov. 2 Good Counsel ,,.,,. ...... 6 7 Nov. 8 Mt. Loretto ,- .... I3 O Nov. I5 St. Rose ,,,,.. ...... 2 8 0 IO6 I9 MR. NICK FRANICOLA HE Class of 42 is very happy to have the pleasure of having a new teacher, coach, and physical instructor in Mr. Franicola. Mr. Franicola came to us in the beginning of March. We never thought we would find a teacher so well liked as our new asset to the faculty. Coach , as he is called by the boys, is still in Seton Hall College,' and will graduate in June. We are sure that Trinity is going to go far in the field of sports, with the assistance of Mr. Franicola, who is very well Q experienced in that line. , l Although we don't know you very long Coach , we feel that we have acquired a good friend, and feel sure that you will accomplish much L in the future within the doors of Holy Trinity. -DANIEL KNIER 58 HE football year of i942 closed with great success for Holy Trinity in ending the sea- son with four wins, one loss, and a tie score. After starting with a hard fought tie with Seton Hall Prep, they came back to trim St. Bernards and Queen of Peace. Then there came Good Counsel, who defeated our boys by a small margin of one point. After that de- feat, our team came back with true style by running over Mt. Loretto and St. Rose. Much of the credit for this great season must go to Mr, Ford, our former coach who worked hard with his team, and to Dr. Hol- stein who worked equally hard on our injured boys, always having them ready for their next game. But we must not forget Monsignor Watterson who supplied the buses and the players who made up the team. -GEORGE MERLO BAL! MR. WILLIAM J. FORD E, the Seniors of i942, will regret to leave you after these many years, but we do know that whatever you taught us will always be in our minds. Aside from teaching Biology, 'History and Democracy, you were our physical director and head football and basketball coach. In this past year you have led our football team to a state title, and you were very successful in basketball, for you seem to have that ability of putting the fighting spirit into our boys. Now that we are about to leave the portals of Trinity, we are shocked to hear that you have decided to leave Trinity yourself so that you can do your part for your country. At this time we all wish to express our best wishes to you for the future, and hope that it will be as successful as your stay in Trinity. -GEORGE MERLO if S the Trrnnty cagers took to the court thus year they were faced wlth the same arduous task as were encountered in previous years Havlng but a small group of untalented boys and only three experienced Iettermen Coach Bull Ford set to work to produce a wlnnlng combine Scheduling teams of the same rank and status was only one duffnculty because of the scarcuty of such qulntets The duty was fulfllled although it was necessary to reach Into a higher group to obtain encoun- ters Wlnnung the fnrst two games we then faced our tough- est competltuon and yneld four games nn successnon. The finale of the season brought two vlctornes and a heart-break- :ng defeat In the State tournament We wlsh to express our suncerest gratitude and appreclatnon to our Coach and con- fidently hope he wall remember hns last basketball team at Holy Trlnlty ALWIN SlEVERS SKE7' 2 I J 'IN as :fry-3-ayg W, . I I-I . . f 'H Wx . A- i ' W, ,Y f T f gfw I To 1 -I 'ix f I. N rf? X U EJ -- yr C5 Xi 6 E QNX I 1 -Q. ,S+ X 5 f.,f5ff ' Kwai-vi, aw, ' DATE January January January January February February February February February March March SCHEDULE TEAM TRINITY OPP. Sacred Heart v,.. .,..... 2 O I8 Oratory ......,.,A., .,.. 3 6 I7 Good Counsel .A... .... I 6 34 St. Mary's ..... .... I 2 3I St. Mary's ..,..... ..,. I I 33 Good Counsel ..... .... I 8 48 Oratory A........ --- .... 60 20 Sacred Heart ,... ,.A.,..,..,.A.,.,.......,... 3 7 27 St, James ..,.., ....... I tournamentI 28 29 Wardlaw .... .,..,...,..,.......... 3 8 26 Alumni --- .... 37 I7 PATRIOTS Mildred Ortleb, Captain Jeanne Cavanaugh Mary Malinsky Helen Robinson Rita Ortleb Virginia Brownlee Margaret Essig Rita Brownlee Theresa Stavish Rose McElee Marie McCoy Margaret McCusker Helen Essig Anna Corneglia Clementina De Christoforo Janice Young Constance Lynch NAVY BLUES Florence Traynor, Captain Beulah Caulfield Marjorie Evans Veronica Noonan Marylyn McGuire Mary Braun Shirley DeRagon Doris McCormack Clementina Scala Helen Kovell Anna Huraiit Mary Campbell Mary Coleman Rose Mary Grillo Mary Essig Patricia McNally SHAMROCKS Jean Gorman, Captain Kathleen Poling Eleanor Pfaff Nancy Towle Eileen Dugan Dorothea Traynor Jeanne Popp Rita Stavish Lucille Frederick Gloria Forgash Mary Feola Marlon Grimes Margaret Mooney Catherine Moeller Ethel Mishell Marilyn Mullin Betty Jane Cavanaugh MARINES Gloria Farber, Captain Winifred Brennen Martha Towle Helen Brys Elizabeth Boate Mary Eileen Caulfield Margaret Moran Catherine Cagnassola Gloria Fables Clementina Cocchia Joan Poston Mary Echmann Catherine Lenahan Eileen Kostkos Mary Fitzgerald Estelle Hannon Mary lntelisano A PANTHERS Frank Dooley, Captain Edward Campbell William Downey John Kenny Richard H. Hanley John McCarthy Charles Maney Raymond McCue Gerald Natale J. Waters Edmond Cavanaugh Anthony Parenti Salvatore Perretti INDIANS Vincent Sweeney, Captain James Minoqueg John Smith John Haggerty Gene Rossi Vincent Scala Kenneth DeMilt George Hanschuh Edmund Grover Anthony Gottlick Donald Brutzman FIGHTING IRISH Richard Kouba, Captain Joseph Laurent George Merlo Anthony Yacka James McCarthy Edward Griften Frank Parenti John Townsend William Fleig William Mantel Raymond Waldron Thomas Carroll FALCONS Edward Markey, Captain William Benedict John Forgash John Mclntyre James Chenard Edward Boate Donald MacClusky Robert Johnston John Maney Frederick Roemer Brendan DeMilt Michael Rotella NSWEETEST GIRZ IN TOWN Waiimi my - sul M 5: . , ,A ,ww 22 af H : ', .f- Q, . -wg ? 1' . 1 . ,L5,1::'3'2 ' - 'swsfgaf slffffgmy ? 2, 1igggw,:fs.1,n f sgsszlwfsifxifiiifgi i gggg1:..fzx5H W .,.' Jw ' ::,-. .za-1 :.-- .gifv :.- 5 ., 15 .553 ua: W sm' wh Elma' 1 'S A r X K E xg I 5 ,, L . .. WM-Q! '55 W .,., in , '75 .. , Q3 ' ' QV ,.::-mi g f-gWgf5g,4-m:'12i1 If f 1 - . fin! 'lf :- . .. X , ll 3 if , . . 1. Y Y V ,. 'L' 2 5, I' 7 -f:L5f.E. ,Wil-'f ,A 4 W : Isa' x,:F2lf f T.f.iT,-M, lf,l'7 K' ff7'f.El., , ' --f,,,-f'f'ffl',.-. i'5f, ' . ?. . . 4 51 :1 3 gif ww.-.iff f f Mr, and Mrs. Hart Four Paw Gladden and Tr ulyu ,,.,,.. zgayss ,-Mis ? ,., ' ' ' , ,M I . in EQ' 21,2151 , K au : Q- A . M. . w . ,mix , . gg' 1 . v3.g,g':f' I fy K I . , 'li lilxev 'I . .. . i 1' ' QKQE H5 wr 'fffff mixi :gay .Jim - f, -K 1, Harf Y and Jacki G Dr- Q ta DOG 5. Lok uacv. and M' MISS IRENE D. CASEY Coach Winnie and Rita '1WiHie and Ida PATRGNS HIS EXCELLENCY THE RIGHT REVEREND THOMAS J. WALSH, ARCHBISHOP OF NEWARK RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR WILLIAM LAWLOR Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Fullen Dr. N. A. Gudetta Monsignor H. J. Watterson Reverend Raymond P. Doll Reverend J. Coldrick Reverend Mark Dooley Reverend John M. Walsh Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Mr. and Mrs. G. Braun H. J. 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PLainfield 6-8549 Gregory's Music Shop MUSIC SHOP New Jersey's Finest and Largest Music Shop Victrolas - Radios - Records - Music - Piano Rolls Expert Repairing 332 W. Front Street Plainfield, N. J. Central Pharmacy 524 Central Avenue Westfield, N. J. Qrwirariarwiitrivvvsw- tgv..y-w--tr--1------ Get an appointment at Coronet Beauty Shop Tel. WEstfield 2-I7-46 264 E. Broad Street Westfield, N. J Tel. WEstfield 2-1043 Geo. Ortleb GROCERIES and PROVISIONS Enurrs and VEGETABLES 466 W. Broad Street Westfield, N Tel. WEstfield 2-0393 TIRES and TUBES - BRAKE SERVICE Whalen's Garage GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Division Avenue Westfield, N. J. F. W. Woolworth Co. Westfield, N. J. Berkeley School 22 Prospect Street East Grange, N. J Tel CRanford 6-l425 M. Errico PRIVATE SCAVENGER Sand and Gravel - Crushed Stone Trucking and Carting - Top Soil 9 Garden Place Cranford, N. J Tel. PL. 6-9583 0'Brien's Market PRIME MEATS FRESH KILLED POULTRY Cor. Arlington Ave. and Randolph Road Plainfield, N. J. Compliments of Gartland's Men Store 231 E. Broad Street Westfield, N. Compliments of K a r l K r i e g Music INSTRUCTOR- 73 Sussex Street Jersey City, N Tel. PLainfield 6-8120 ' DeAndrea's Food Center Fancy Groceries - Delicatessen FRESH FRUITS 8' VEGETABLES 30 South Plainfield Ave. So. Plainfield, N J g,1QVvy--y7tVqr-w1--n--grvvwvvvvwIii7irflr-lv--1- ---Iv Lll++4Le: 'Q'L?+L-LQQQLQQ-4--all Tel. FAnwood 2-7680-J W. T. McLaughlin HIGH GRADE LUBRICANTS Guaranteed Best Quality IOOWJ Pure Pennsylvania Oils I Warren Street Scotch Plains, N. J. Sacred Heart Bingo EVERY MONDAY NITE GRANT SCHOOL AUDITORIUM South Plainfield Tel. WEstfield 2-I882 We Call and Deliv A cl a m CLEANERS and DYERS Weaving - Tailoring - Alterations a Specialty 609 South Ave., Nr. W. Broad St., Westfield, N. er J. Westfield Leader Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Elite Barber Shop FRANK HERAS, Prop. IO6 Elm Street Westfield, N. Compliments of H. L. V a n c e FLORIST Tel. WEstfield 2-2525 J. 32I South Avenue Westfield, N. J. Elm Barber Shop Specializing in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting 4I Elm Street Westfield, N. WE DELIVER IN WESTFIELD JEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL Lehigh Coal Cr Supply Co. of UNION COUNTY, N. J. Westfield Phone WX 5600 J. ll North Avenue Cranford, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-3200 S i e v e r s . . . Singer Taxi Service OWN MADE ICE CREAM Special Rates for Shore Trips Tasty Luncheons - Sandwiches Within Limit 35: Per Person Day or Night IIII South Avenue Westfield, N. J. 250 North Avenue Westfield, N. J. 78 .,-..,AQ--,..,,-,---,,,-,,l-,,--AF-11 Compliments of J O li n F r a n k s MEN'S APPAREL Westfield Plainfield N. J. Guaranteed Service, Inc. CALL COVI EL. 2-4442 Complete Auto Rebuilding Er Repainting 436 Trinity Place Elizabeth, N. J. Federal Cleaners Er Dyers 218 E. Broad Street Westfield, N. J. Joseph Toker Co. 727 Lexington Street Elizabeth, N. J. Tel. CRanford 6-0700, O7Ol Seager's Drug Store J. WALTER SEAGER, Reg. Pharm. IO3 Union Avenue Cranford, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-2638 Daniel Chiafaro BARBER SHOP 323 South Avenue Westfield, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-3000 Westfield Paint and Hardware Co. Wholesale - Retail Paint - Hardware - Housefurnishings Glass - Wallpaper - Artists' Supplies 39 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Office WEstfield 2-lOlO Res. WEstfield 2-0485 Reynolds Real Estate T. B. G' N. F. REYNOLDS THE RIALTO BUILDING 254 East Broad Street Westfield, N. J. Tel. WEstfieId 2-0993-J B. F. Robinson GENERAL CONTRACTOR 649 Fourth Avenue Westfield, N. J. Compliments of Linden Coal Company f1b 7i'ic7 1i +----A+-,L ,---4-,Q--9 Day: WEstfield 2-3650-Night: WEstfield 2-5555 Westfield Flower Growers JOHN C. STEIJERNAGEL Springfield Avenue Westfield, N. J. Compliments of S Cr M Motor Service Car's Taken Through Inspection Tel. WEstfield 2-5333 2l8 North Avenue Westfield, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-2152 Villa Contracting Co., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTOR JOSEPH VILLA, SR., Pres. Compliments of Rosen's Toy Store ANGELO VILLA GEORGE VILLA JOSEPH VILLA, JR. QUINTY VILLA IoI5 Central Avenue Westfield, N. J. 47 E'm Sffeef Westfield, N. J- Compliments of Del Nero's Market Route 29 at Union Avenue Scotch Plains, N. J. Call WE. 2-2428 Free Delivery Liquor Spirits, lnc. WINES - LIQUORS - BEER KEG BEER - SPECIALTY 309 South Avenue Westfield, N. J. Tei. ROselle 4-0934 E. E. Howcroft PASTEURIZED MILK end CREAM 203 W. Colfax Avenue Roselle Park, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-2142, 2336 Whelan Drug SALES AGENCY D. LAss, PILG. s. WEINTRAUB, Ph.G. Broad and Elm Streets Westfield, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2- i 622 F. W. Settlemayer PLUMBING - HEATING SHEET METAL WORK 607 Hort Street Westfield, N. J. Tel. WE. 2-21 I6 Park Friendly Service AT THE CIRCLE MOBILEGAS PAUL and CHUBBY vzxi--nr-+v -itrwlr-watt vv --nr--if-lr-tv--viiiav-D --,?,,43 Tel. WEstfield 2-3 I 4l -3 I 42 La Belle, Inc. CLEANERS and DYERS FINE TAILORING I44 East Broad Street Westfield, N. J. Westfield Sweet Shoppe Home Made Candy and Ice Cream WE ALSO SERVE LUNCHEONS and DINNERS With Compliments of Sievers Bakery CONRAD WIRTH, Prop. Tel. WEstfield 2-4189 II7 E, Broad Street Compliments of J. S. Irving Co. Westfield New Jersey Compliments of Frank Nigreen Compliments of W . J . C e s a r e GROCERIES and DELICATESSENS 1' A I L 0 R Faults ana vessTAsi.:s 1 401 w. Broad sneer Westfield, N. J. lee Lenox Avenue Weemem' N' J' Remember Pearl Harbor Compliments of H. P. Townsend Express- Trucking -Storage- Moving 241 North Avenue Westfield, N. J. Tel. PLainfield 6-2838 Helen Milosy FLORIST Terrill Road Plainfield, N. J. Compliments of G . C. Murphy Co. THE FRIENDLY FIVE and TEN CENT STORE if-77-61-vvv-1---Q -v-t'-tr-r------vii ill-..--,--,,---, l---,,4A,,,,-,-l4.4-4 Tel. WEstfield 2-4427 MEET THAT NEW MAN OF RHYTHM Bob McGall His Clarinet and His Orchestra Booking Office: 702 South Avenue Westfield, N. J. Compliments of Court Trinity No. 337 Catholic Daughters of America Tel. WEstfield 2-2296-3922 Plaza Ice Cream Shoppe Breyer's lce Cream Exclusively Newspaper, Periodicals 519 South Avenue At the Circle Compliments of Scalera Bus Service South Plainfield New Jersey Tel. WEstfieId 2-1251 Westfield Recreation BOWLING HENRY O. FREDERICKS, Mgr. l0 ABC Regulation Alleys- Pool G' Billiard Tables 226-236 North Avenue Westfield, N. J. Compliments of Costa Ice Cream Co. Metuchen New Jersey Cava na ugh's Beauty Shoppe I3 E. Westfield Ave. 4 Eastman Street Roselle Park Cranford, N. J. Tel. RO. 4-6076 Tel. CR. 6-2444 Compliments of C. Beyer Cr Son GROCER Tel. WEstfield 2-2771 E. W. Davies, Inc. VERIFIED Esso Lubrication - Inspections North Avenue and Prospect Street Westfield New Jersey Compliments of Steve's Garage Spring Street Westfield, N. J. iiwq,-vw-v-v-v-.vv--Vs-ar- - W -171--attire'-qrwva-rur- ? Tel. WEstfield 2-0239 I Hogefman S Westfield studios, inc. Home Made lce Cream and Candy FOR FINER POR-I-RAITS l52 East Broad St. Westfield, N. J. 232 E- Bfoad Slfeef Westfield, N- J Compliments of Stoffers - Elm DELICATESSEN 45 Elm Street Tel. WiEstfieId 2-3322 Compliments of S h a m r o c k s Robert Treat Delicatessen ll3 Quimby Street Westfield, N. J. Tel. wfsrfaeld 2-l435 Earnest's Service Station New and Used Tires, Batteries Charged Car Greasing Corner South Avenue and Drake Place Carmen's Barber Shop v 29 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Tel. Wlfstfield 2-0389 Central Quality Market Meats and Groceries Fancy Fruits and Vegetables 5lO Central Avenue Westfield, N. J Y Compliments of The Falcons Compliments of Navy Blues -iv- Y Y - -rivrttrwlr-A-Y -iivwrirritrar-Avur-if peg, A 9- QAQAK4-ggi A 4 ,,4L,Q4'.--,-- Tel. FAnwood 2-7I64 Estelle Automotive Service Front Street and Terrill Road Scotch Plains, N. J. Tel. PLainfield 6-56I7 Benedict's Dairy Direct Receiver and Distributor of Country Bottled Milk and Cream Creamery Located at Long Valley, N. J. I363 East Seventh Street Plainfield, N 44111.43 Tel. FAnwood 2-7352 J o h n M o r el PLUMBING - HEATING Scotch Plains, N. J. Compliments of Mayfair Cleaners 8' Dyers Tel. FAnwood 2-7265 Sobansky's Coal Co. Forest Road Scotch Plains, N. J Compliments of The Feldman Pharmacy Tel. WEstfield 2-3033 Sa rgent's LONG DISTANCE MOVING ALL LOADS INSU RED Wee Moderns 230 E. Broad Street Westfield, N. J Reinhardt's FEMININE ACCESSORIES SPORTSWEAR - LINGERIE - HOSIERY - BAGS I73 East Broad Street Westfield, N. J. Tel. Wlistfield 2-0339 Westfield Stationery, Inc. NEWS DEALERS CIGARS - MAGAZINES - GREETING CARDS Morning, Evening and Sunday Papers Delivered to Your Home IO8 East Broad Street Westfield, N. J ?'t-+v4v--ar-nr-wv--1----------tru-kart-I-tv: in YE' J I :ff I 9 lf ' F A F ji 5 J 1, 1 - 2 1 5 11 I I . 1 gs If v , 4 Q1 1 xi -J, X ll 5 '- A I , , 2 . Y 4 +. , r 1 i I 4 ,, fs, f 12 4 Q I 3 B lik gf ,FJ Q5 1. 1, u V1 v R P if li Q H Q A i H U I 'r rx 54, Evra