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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1943 volume:

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With this issue, we give vent to our arcient ciesire of humhie appreciation and sincerest thanks to all those who oieveiopeci in us this thorough Catholic discipline that vviii yieici for us, We hope, just merits and fitting rewards. -HELEN BRYS vikilriirilrvfkilrvflrwilri A . V I : rf I A 27' ' A Q f h' f , 3jw3Q'g,,A..i'yjf-g,.1':-,A-:Ls TRINITY Qgf1Y 'f E0 ffm WWW ma Omer W 5e'frvJH4fv6fH 1W W W 'mx wgeiwrs --- '-r fs v HlS0 w ' . ff'l , UW: avert' MEMORKES TEIN ---- '1' ,rfb ouk U'l 25555 -P If Y is 9 1,5 . o -ul? l7'LUM- Ni ' LL Tauv-Ly msg 11fp '4p LD. I+-EVER TN - Us - Ue've can as A U16 .q. 1 ' ' f F Qfjifil ff' U 5 I' 5'-Pg' f FW-W 'fs ww f-fv H-'GH' o wi , QLL OURSCHOUL yfnts H4 -R u , vwh!ST me VA V' L, ilf V ' , ','hlSTLQ. R , A ' f , 'P - 'V F figs 5 9 QF 5 .Egfr-fvh' ' W'1'5 ' A ' ' ' ' , ' Q Whfsne, - W - f Ss. i I ' g 15- Lq inuw - ur 1+ gl R014 mw-v -nf MQ H.f fi liizgiiff ' '?'.fffff9 fff. , ' ,LN f , ' 4: E E gif.. 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IQQATQLI5 jjj II V VV -2IfIV',2IEfI II , ',IV - I- '96, 7. , g,I , .jg:I,'.'ggAvfff'V,-,II fgffv-.'.'G'11v41f!f',I ' f -1 fl ' ' V , ' 'V ' 'MPV' VV- Jim -ii . -iff V, ,. Y ev, ,. ' 'V V 5-F: ' A ' N .,'V:' f La, ' , - ' x V. -VV V- fm. 'MV ,' -2 1 , , V, LEVVZVV ' VV gIgQ,.:'.gfVV , I , ' Va 1 .II+VII.,-.,I, Tg,IVI,III-1aII1 ,I V VI Ipit? IIIII 1 I. wk vi? TDEEH THEN ND from a seed, it grew into a migtity tree. Thus it is in fulfillment of ttlese prophetic words, that Hoiy Trinity, starting from a mere wooden Church in 1872 steadily increased, and -grew to time migiaty paristi it is today. Comprising five spacious fully equipped build- ings, tile piant stands as a living tribute to a de- voted ideal, ever increasing in size and scope. ' This year, we celebrate the twentieth anniver- sary ,ot time dedication of time present buildings. ,Twenty years of glorious and fruitful service to time town of Vvestfieidt Yes, to time United States of America! Twenty years in which this mod- ern, weii organized parish has functioned, and stiti continues to function, with a remarkable regularity, under tile guidance got an equally re- maricatmte pastor. , l 4 Therefore, in commemoration of ttlese two de- - cades, it is only fitting, that we the Seniors, in ap- preciation tor ati time good that this institution has done for the furttlerirng of tile CHti10IiC icteai, dedicate the 1945 edition of tile Trinitas. HRAYMOND WALDRON EEEEEEEEE 1 HIS EXCELLENCE' The Most Reverend THOMAS JOSEPH WALSH ARCHBISHQP OF NEWARK EEREEREEEEEEREEEEREEREEN VslYE , , WR Q' eawencf BHG UQ TWZEATTEESSQUDN J Q s 3 Y i HIRTY years ago, the town of Westfield was hiessed with the arrivai of an energetic and amioitions Hnew comer. This was our esteemed pastor, Monsignor Watterson, who today has dis- tinguished himself as one of Vvestfieids outstanding personalities. Coming to a small parish, numhering then hut a handful of par- ishioners, Father found a great task confronting him. With hut two smaii huiidings, he he-:gan this task in earnest. Proceeding to free the parish oi debt and making improvements upon the property, he then revealed his desires for an entire new plant, consisting of Church, schools, and convent. Favored 'hy the support of the ever increasing parishioners, the plans got under way and after two years, the dream Ioecame a reality. It stands today a glorious tribute to a high ideal! In recognition of his outstanding accomplishments, and as a reward for his many years of service to the Church, the Holy Father in 1941 elevated Father Vvatterson to a domestic preiate, with the title of Right Reverend Monsignor. However, it is not his accomplishments aione that have en- deared our pastor to not only his parishioners, hut also to the town and Archdiocese in general. Possessed of a sound judgment and keen sense of humor, Monsignor Vvatterson is respected hy all who know him. It is his splendid personality and convincing way that we, the Seniors, will especially miss, lout we can go forth rejoicing with fond mem- ories of his priestly example. May God hiess you, Monsignor, and shower on you His abundance of graces, thatiyou may continue His work here on earth for many years to come. ,-RAYMOND WALDRON DEBUG E 'ELSE HD L? STGDE3 TY RIGHT REVEREND HENRY J. VVATTERSON Dean of IootI1 scI1ooIs Instructor in Religion SISTER GRACE ANITA Ar .f A5 X55 l I I 'SON IS Mmiiowi Hu QV IX PrincipaI English Lakin SISTER CECILIA CARMEL IRENE D. CASEY English PuI:IiC Speaking French Dramalics SISTER REGINA CORDIS Science IVIa!I1emaIics SISTER JOSEPH EUCI-IARIA Secretarial Subjecls ANTHONY J. RUSTAKO IVIR. N. FRANICOLA MusicaI Din-:clot PI1ysicaI Director REVEREND RAYMOND P. DOLL Ancienl Hislory EngIisI1 Hisiory, BioIogy .A I 5 W 2 N -if ' W '19 . 'A f ,, AA , f ,..fA 1 K . 'Q' Ny - X G ,Q I 1 v wr '01 -P' a9 7 f. Zz , 2 ff- ff k i+' x ,am ,4 au' . A-.., . , . Xt w rg . JOAN MARY ADAMS ' Thy voice s a celestial meloclyf, GENERAL BUSINESS Dramatics 5, 4: Secretary 55 Giee Club 5. v-4 ERE is a true candidate for tile best all-arouncl girl. UJOH is perfect Aj, in stature and is loiest with iong, shiny, blond hair, worn in a style that is tile envy of her many girl-friends. Her Hue eyes have a ff merry twinkle that spell mischief. She has a meiiow voice with a quai- ity all its own, possibly derived from that Michigan accent. Costume jewelry and attractive ciotiles are UJo,s,' weakness. Her fondness for riding, swimming, and skating promote tier personality. To you, HJo,n O W we extend our best wishes for success. Widest axfiwisvfriwfxevrfarieassiseaeasawayixzarieis 10 E . E E c I. if V -1 ,iwigfg igir tfjvt X35 MDM f DORIS LORRAINE BILLSON MDOT Alike champagne, always effervescentf' GENERAL PROFESSIONAL Dramatics 1, 2. 5, 4: Intramurals 2, 4. K-W fi IVE feet three inches tan, sparkling hlue eyes, striking hrunnette hair, fm fr IMWZ? Lx X plus a ready smile on her lovely countenance, are the features that N ZQNW' Q 7 present our HDot.H During the twelve years that she has studied under it fd the guidance of Hoi Trinity,s Faculty, HDotH has Won her Way into Vu E' Y N J, X K-5 the hearts of many, and leaves hehind an abundance of happy memories 1 ,, Q of the hours spent in her company. She favors horseback riding, and 4' ' - -,Q , enjoys roller-skating. Her amloition is to hecome a nurse, and justly gm, .., J-ta , so, for she is gifted with every requisite for this vocation. Dots, I wwf I . .sw -., .-- - charming personality combined with intellectual ability and unlimited . 1.1--f -O vitaiit will pave the way to a Wonderful future. Au revoir, HD0t.H Y ff 1, ,I , I Q - , ll L ,,,, , ,ff f Wdf wp W MOU W cv: X 7 A v'4 :' ,'.',+:,a :':u ,,l' ' ' ,u': 'I , ' W! I f I I 'WX 4 5 x I EDWARD RoB1NsoN BOATEQ BOOTS As merry as the clay is longf' CLASSICAL COLLEGE Dramatics 1, 2, 5, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 5, 4g President of Sodaiity 4. I HIS blond, Hue-eyed Senior takes his place among the more popu- lar students in the class. He is Weil known for his Congeniality, Z HL' I 1, - d ci f 1 f h HB H ' ' W ' i een Wit, an Won er u sense o umor. oots is a real practical gf '34, . . . . IO T . . U4 joicer and is always ioragging a out time Brooklyn Dodgers. A rim- L7 Fl GI tarian for six years, he is indeed a true friend. Just keep that pleasant s ' disposition and ready wit with you and you will forever have many i X' l friends. Lots of luck, HBoots. XX rg if i ilrilri?il7iL7iir.vf?i1rilrsZ17'7fkif?i?ii?ilrikii?i3ri1riEf' c C I F s' v U G, ,.a al . I EDWARD BERNARD BRUTZMAN BRUTZ 'tMen of few worcts are the best men. CLASSICAL COLLEGE Dramatics I, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2: Varsity Football 5, 4: Var- t sity Basketball 3, 4. Null ht- baulflnb 2 ,, ,, A 32 E RUTZ is our nominee for the best all-around man, Ioeing ratect as Q! one of the tlonor students of time class and a capable attltete. Hav- ti: f ing' played varsity football and basketball during tile past two years, IIC V has more than once displayed his athletic ability. He ctimaxecl his sports career at Trinity by being elected captain of the Ioasketbatt team Aw and co-captain of the football team. Brutz,, knows just about every- ttzing about anyone in Trinity, because tie is acquainted with all of us. He is always ready to lend a helping hand to one needing it. To a fellow student and grand classmate, we wish to extend our sincerest wishes for success. MQ i1ri1ril7iL7i1r7f?ilrvilrilril7'v'Xil?iX75f?ilriL7iki1rilvi? II JJ .X ,I 0 V, . ll e , I VJ!! jff .X II ,, ,J , JI I I I KJ A ll V! 1 jf' - NA' . J , 1 1 J ' I :A ,, fx , ,af I I I f , , fi ' , uf 4 of Trinitas. HEN you see a petite miss scampering gaiIy up tI1e I1igI1-scI1ooI steps, IJIoncI Iiair fIying and I:nIue eyes Iaugiiing, you Icnow im- mecIiateIy tI1at tI1e young Iady is HeIen. Everyone at Trinity Imows Ixer sweet smiIe, cooI efficiency, and winning friencIIiness. I'IeIen Ilas tI1e Ieading roIe in time Senior pIay to Iler credit, as weII as Iaeing a won- cIerfuI IJasIcetI3aII pIayer and a fine Editor-in-cI1ieI of our vearI3ooIc. SI1e is a Vivacious girI whose inteIIigence and sincere cI1aracter Ilave macIe Iier one of tI'1e most popuIar Seniors. So we say HGOOCI-Ioyen to I'IeIen and wisI1 Iier all tI1e IucIc and Iiappiness sI1e so ricI1Iy cIeserves. ily, C ,ff , ,Q 4 ,a ,ff !,! HELEN VALERIE BRYS BREEZY A Izriiliant smile wins many friends. LATIN SCIENTIFIC COLLEGE Dramatics I, 2, 5, 4: IntramuraIs 5, 45 CvIee CIuI:: 5: E tor m cI11eI feat 952 A vfkikikikikikikikikikikikikikikikikikik 14 .M QWJ ,ffyfy wg. if it LOIS MARIE BYRNE LOIS HA true friend is forever a friend. GENERAL Dramatics l, 2, 5. 4: IntramuraIs 2: Secretary 1. Z-Z-Z 56,11 VM QIEJQWN' I Q ' CAND so 2? D SLEEP! Vg' Q? up 2 1 if PROFESSIONAL THE possessor of Iigiit, brown Iiair, and i3Iue eyes, Lois is taII, sIim, and has a pieasant disposition. She Ioves ct1iIcIren, and is an ar- dent reader of books, particuIarIy ttlose concerning tI'1e War. A coIIector of news items for tier scrapbook, sire ttlinics Ctlennault is great. Stxe Ioves anything that has to do WitI'1 airplanes, and, of course the Air Force. Lois is a cievotect Notre Dame footIoaII fan, pIays tennis ex- ceptionaIIy WeII for an amateur, and has Iaeen a faithful Trinitarian for the past twelve years. Though your future is unfIecirIecI, Lois, we, nevertt1eIess, Wish you the Ioest of everything in Whatever you may un- dertake. 1 ilrilrilrilrwirilrvikrvfkvfifilrikikilrvfkilrikilrikrwilrvflr 15 fffw' . K7! fi! X 7404! f 7 il C 4.'.5.' ' l ' fav 1 I 5 BUSINESS BOUNDING in pride for Roseiie, siie jumps at tile opportunity to cie- fenci tier umetropoiis of New Jerseyf, Having commuted ctaiiy for four years, HiViaryu has taicen iier piace among time inest-ioved of Trinityis students. Her infectious smiie is surpassed only ioy tier iovaioie disposition and sense of iiumor. HiViary,sU assets oi congeniaiity, co- operation, anci effort make iier a favorite Witii tile facuity as Weii as tile ciass. Her iiitiierto tiiciden dramatic and vocai taients were ciispiayect when tiiis brown-iiaireci, ioiue-eyed iass silouiciered ttie responsiioiiity oi a major part in the Senior piay. Aitiiougii we,re regretiui to Watcii iler ieave tiie portais of Trinity, our ioss Wiii be time inusiness-Woridys gain oi a speedy, competent, anci good-naturect secretary. Dramatics 1. 2, 5, 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 49 Secretary-Treasurer 4: Assistant Editor 4: Giee Ciuiu 5. MARY FRANCES CAMPBELL Hproficiency and industry-twin pillars of success. PROFESSIONAL ll 9 ww' '5 11 WDW' , L' ,Qu Nts.. 'V ,550 s! wi' 4... !...,,,,,X- iirilrikrilrilrilrviirvfkiirvilrilrikikvfirvfkfkilrikrilr I6 1,1 I Z 'XL f' A V I p ff f ls NM' fy it gs 1 0 I I I :I Y f. i R! I ff ff 5 ,if ' QL 'Z f' I -6 if - ,lfif ' h g ix X Q - Fi fps fi' t fn! ,:.-::a:: jf W QI 7, pu' v 4 Y I rj... i f ' ' f f A I ,I + , 4' 1 7' 11' onli ty I ,1 f W - 'yf :ill . HA. IJ!-M I fr J -5. I! ' ' 1 I Url! .Vx 1' Y 4 I l rf ! lx .,--sv ..-fl j-.fs sjf' i1Wfif I ' If I ,-I ., riff. jg jfft-Q ii f' Aiqiqy X JEANNE MARIE CAVANAGH JEANNE UA merry heart produccth a merry laughf' COMMERCIAL BUSINESS Dramatics 1, 2. 5, 49 Intramurals l, 2, 5, 4, can s 4X 'sv 5' 7 sigma 1 MI y X i i at , SGW- F ever you spy a cheery smile and hear a iittie giggle, itss aimost sure- ty to he Jeanne, with her naturai curly, jet hiacic hair, and iolue eyes that are forever sparkling with rnerriment. She has endeared the hearts of all who know her with her sunny disposition, ever-ready, helping hand, and pleasing personality which she has had through ati of her twelve years at Trinity. Cn the ioasicethail court she has displayed her ability to play the defensive position ot guard. Both in roller-rink and on the dance fioorg she exhiioits her graceful charm. Jeanneys greatest ambition is to hecorne an accountant and if she adhers to that as she has ciung to other things, she will certainly reach that goal, and go far over the top. Best of tuck, Jeanne. iiriiritwiirikiirvfifilrvfkilritilriifvftifkrikviirilriir 17 U. Vg, Q K piggy, i .SW HLIIMH hails from Union and arrives by bus every day. He had previ- ous training at Saint Joseptfs grammar school in Roselle, and is now completing his fourth year within the portals of Trinity. An ar- dent boxing fan, HJimH is an admirer of Marvin Bryant. He is also a Dodger fan and favors Pee Wee Reese. Jim,n who appears to be the hard-working type, is really a grand fellow, full of ready wit and favorable personality. We know that you will get along well in the world, Jim,H and hCI'6,S wishing you the best of luck always. JAMES JOSEPH CHENARD HSCHNIZZH Smile and the world smiles with you. CLASSICAL Dramatics 4: Intramurals '59 Football 5, 4. P LINTE MQW gif 'Q QQ 1. ' QX M F 0' 15? i?'if?Sf?i1rii?ilri1?7f?5fl7ilriif'ik5iX7i1?5ilrSf?il?ilriifiE 18 A l , . f'F V 4 A X all!! .lyy J .t 1 t 'MJ UM K f i ' . l it , . , f l ff! ffl Y . i f. . . ,J , . ,ff 195' J J ,Md - I KJ fx? Q f fl I H L 2 XM I jj .. 1 NANCY JCATHERINE Cl-HAFARO BRIGHT EYES Eyes that dance like flames. BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL Dramatics l, 2, 5, 4: lnlramurals l, 2, 5, 43 Glee Clulo 2, 5: Assistant Business lvlanager 4. Ji? , WK STRIKING blaclc llair, loig brown eyes, long curly laslles, ancl a lovalole vb Q ' disposition, are a few of tlle qualities tlrat loelong to Nancy. Slle .. llas a lorigllt, cl1eery smile, ancl is an excellent clresser. Her favorite in'- f e ,Z 7 terests are founcl in tlle Army, in sports, and in a goocl murder mystery. :Q Q Nancy llas loeen a veteran of Holy Trinity for twelve years. ln losing ,X A Y, ller, tllis scllool is losing a great cleal more tlian an aclaptalrle student. ? However, its loss is considered anotlierys gain. Goocl lucli ancl success in all you unclertalce, Nancy. ilrilri2filril7i17ii1rilrik'iki17ikiirilrifR7iki?v!?' 19 it l s K. ' . . I ,j X. , VU I lf. i v ' ,Ss ' i'i 3 nj! A ,X-L . lip . , f ' I X I x,, .f i , 1 ,AXAI . ,fi r f., ff ,J I X' 'f CLEIVIENTINA REGINA DeCRISTOPI-IER TINA Y AH she dances divinely. COMMERCIAL BUSINESS Dramatics l, 2, 5, 4: Intmmurais 2, 5, 45 Giee Ciuh 2. 5. IVE feet, three inches taII, hrown hair, and green eyes, is a mere cies- get cription of UTina.H She is aiways pieasant, Iiices everyone and is 59 Iiiced hy everyone. She owns a sunny disposition and is ever-ready to ,luis G5 'JM Ienci a helping hand. Among other things, she is a weeiciy attender of hw ' l SSE the motion pictures, enjoys a good novel, is a wonderful ciancer, and an .- excellent swimmer. Being very fond of music, she is an arctent fan of Harry James. In HTina,H we find a Iceen interest for the armed forces -especially the Coast Guard. She is just a swell, aii-around girl to whom We wish the Ioest of IucI4 in years to come. ikilrilrikikikikiirikrvflrikilrilrilriilrikifrviifilr a ,- 'f -r V , K , Mp' 1965 ,i A ML ff I!! ,' I ' ,- 1, 5 .ff 1 I ' Zlf f ' 'E .7 ' ff ' 1 ,W-2 E Hifi X , J ' jf ,Q If . fy, - gf . it Xi' ffl! If f J 7 f 4 4 0 ly . ft, f ij! fi1.ffQf,JQ ff! rj XY' 95:52 tt i ff' . 'J X 'Y ii fi ' F 'lm fi I FRANCIS VINCENT DOOLEY RED UA merry ileart maketh CL cheerful countenencef, COMMERCIAL BUSINESS Dramatics 1, 2, 5. 45 intramurais I, 2, 5. 4: Varsity Footinaii 2, 5, 4: Varsity Basicetixaii 4. nf x 4l'LCW6FELL0W -A 4 69' F' OR the past four years, nReoiU iias been arriving on tile Meariyn bus A from Roseiie. He is taii anoi weii-iouiit with siiocics of wavy, refi Q I. tlair. An active participant in aii sports, iie iias Si1OWH i'1is proficiency X by iris siciiiiui piaying on tile griciiron anoi recentiy on tide ioasiietiaaii U court. in the Senior piay, he starred because oi imis iiiiarious actions. At anytime, UReciU is reaciy to contribute a good joice or taice one. He Y We is one oi the best-imown anci iiiced iooys in the scilooi. To tiiose Wiio know him, he is a friend Wino can iae counteci on. Trinity vviii ive iosing : a twig asset, but tile vvorici wiii ine gaining a greater one. Good iucii, Red. ikilrilrilrikikilrikvflrikrikikikiirikiirilriiriirik , 4. f 'A ' L if , y wt, 1 ff if W' C0 4 jf, 7 X 4 'f l': :n' o I k , n, ,a',i :l:, :I: F ,l:l I , Y , , ' u' . MA ILEEN DUGAN ElLEEN CLASSICAL COLLEGE niramurais 1, 2, 5, 43 prefect 4: Giee Club DARK, Wavy, brown ilair anci snapping blue eyes, crown Eiieen Du- X, ganis sparkling assets. Aithougii a trifle on the siiort sicie, Eileen N il makes up for her ioss in iieigiit lay iler inuiyioiing vivacity and gay per- 'D' sonaiity. Her iorigiit irish countenance shines in tile ciassroom, on ti'16 a ' courts, anci in general, ati through the sciiooi. when an infectious gig- ' , gie ioreaics tiirougil the soiitucie of sciiooi iife, everyone turns to stare U at Eileen,-'side has an extremely rare laugh. All in ati, Eileen is our . candidate for the iaest aii-around Senior. Lots of iucii, Eiieen, and do proud to your Alma Mater. x J ' QQ iiril7i1ri1riEf'ik'iL7S'kfZ?Si7'i?i?ikiirikiiriifi?i?iL7 or 5 i . - 4 ' lj ' . JW fr fflf Wy ,J 1 , fr .Lf J if n I f ff KATHRYN ANN DURKIN KATSY H 'Tis well to tae merry anal wise. COMMERCIAL BUSINESS Dramatics 1, 2, 5, 45 IntramuraIs 1, 2, 3, 45 GIec CIuIJ 5. N S A 'f rf .ifxg IVE feet four inches taII sparIcIing I3Iue eyes and Iorown hair, a true Irish coIIeen. Thatys HKatsy,U who is Iinown as one ot those reaI oIct-timers at Trinity, having come to us in the seconcI grade. Ever since then she has done much to brighten the atmosphere of the cIassroom with her pIeasing smiIe and ready Wit. With these quaiities, is it any Wonder that she is aIWays surrounded hy a host of friends? In acidi- tion to this she is very energetic, heing quite proficient in aII manners of athIetics. Wherever there,s a game going on, you will aIWays find HKatsyn either as an enthusiastic pIayer or an interested spectator. It is weII Icnown that she is an ardent Jimmy Dorsey fan. Just continue on this Way in Iife, HKatsy,U and your success may he WeII assurrecI. itrikilrikilriktilrikilrilrilrilriirilritikikilrikit 25 ... ..i Www if , N Hgffjftfff M M, 1 I 1 3 WM M W HELEN MARIE Essio LYNq' Her heart and Hand both open and both freef, GENERAL PROFESSIONAL Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 5, 4: Giee Club 5. I IELEN, who attended Trinity for tire past twelve years, wiii be missed by all who knew her. She is five feet, five and one-iiaif inches r tail, has shiny brown iiair, and Hue eyes. Because she is an ever- ready helper to those who need iier aid, we are certain that she will be . a good nurse to someone, since her ambition is to be a nurse. She will - attracts au. uLynU likes sports, music, and enjoys writing letters. On ' l the basketball court, siie has displayed her fighting spirit as a forward. Goodbye, Lyn, and may you succeed in your professional Career. make many friends wiiiie in training, for she has a certain quality that In NIMRLE www H 'VHF THlMBv.e ikif?ikv3ifilrwfL77f?ilvwi1rilrvf?il7il75fkil7i?iir'ikifr J,-X Q' Ti' f Iwi. ' ii f I f fl' A 1' I I ,, 1 A Ai f J , . ,J ., .I MARGARET CATHERINE ESSIG PEGGY llwhat wealth to have a friend we a anaa I think of without COMMERCIAL BUSINESS Dramatics l, 2, 5, 4: Inlramurais 2, 5, 4: Giee Ciuin 5. F? TALL, blond, Ioiue-eyed damsel is a perfect description of our mpeg- 'Q 4, gyf, AII are captured by her pieasing personality and beWitcI1- 'E Na, ing smiIe. If it is a friend you are in need of, you can count on Iier 4' sympatiiy and understanding. Being a native of Westfield, Hpeggyn Q E has been a student at Trinity for twelve years. During that time, she ,Z I ' has siiown Iaer ability in academics and on the iaasicetiinaii court, Wiiere R i n sine has piayed tile position of forward. To pass tile time, Hpeggyn E finds a Iceen interest in dancing to Tommy Dorsey,s music, keeping i Iier scrapbook in order, and corresponding with time boys in service. S N ' As to what the future Iioids in store for our fair maiden remains to Iire q y seeg. Vvilatevier it may bei We canY safeiy say that Hpeggyn WiII suc- Y cee in accomp is ing it. u revoir. I iir7iiriL7i1riirik7viirvi1ril7ilrilrikiki?iiri?'iif7f?vflr 25 il? MALL 4 . 7 ,1 ff . cw' s ' .MARJORIE IVIABLE EVANS 14 gif M51f1E ' How greaijtire thy hidden i H COMMERCIAL 1 - jf' BUSINESS D t l 2 5 4 I t xi: l 2 5 4 I I io 5 I'BIl'lB ics , , , Q RFB UTHS , , , :Gee Cu . 'KMARG1E,,' five feet, four inciies tail, topped off with charm and per- sonality, has big, iorown eyes with long, curiy iasiies. Haiiing i X 16331 I . I 1 Q : from Scotch Plains, sile came to us in her Freshman year. Her scho- K nj iastic and athletic records are ones of Wiiicii she may weii be prouci, A 1, . for 'KMargie', is a born atiliete as Weil as an honor student. She is as Q M ', J competent on time basketball court as sime is in fulfilling her social obii- QA gations, necessitated by her popularity. with this background, Hiviar- Q J gien has secured a good foothold as a foundation for iier future life. We are sure that her amioition to become a dancer in the American Ballet is ioounci to be fulfilled. -, ikikikikikikikikikikikikikikikikirikvk 4 'W 1, My 1. 4 Ilylfyf gh. ' ff 'fqfreif ' . ,vii . ' 312:22 f . TJ fly A , ,. A K J WK l y, S y S I i . flrlq A Io, 1 , fi., W 'FM s - if f , J , f , ' V-7 K!! - ' 2 0 1 iijwp fy yt' . , gi 4 ' jf' , J Y te , eff M' W ,J , M! WU fy i fm ,y gp W ' M i W , 'Q 5 5 fr 4 3, . f Wy W r J ,jj ft! - A 'Q J ,, f fi y P if dj 0 Q1 ff!! O MA VYQXQIQR Y 1 f' 'L X Aus one t her --1 a eg un shea e slizeet eyes at Caliban G AL lt , - Dramati l, 2. 5,I ClIl'lh'8Il'l'l1i svl, 2, 5, 4: Cheerleading 5, 4. W i it fs ,R , K M , ,ftp I v lfdffi ,Wim i U I u 3 m y AN all-around girl, UGIOH is petite, blond, ixas mischievous, blue 1 li' Q-Qu., W eyes, is fond of clothes, and cioesnit agree that curly ilair is a I S1 Ii T, Q RHH blessing. Sine is a iover of animais, and enjoys swimming, ice-skating, ' ' , 1 i '-'- ' ,745 hiking, ioicycie-riding, and reading a good book. A believer in keep- . + R i AX ing her friends guessing, Glow is an arcient listener oi Bob Hope. She Q fain' usuaiiy ventures into town for a coke after a ciayys Woric at SCil00i. Be- i ing an excellent ioasketloaii piayer, sile has been elected captain of the W intramural teams twice in succession. Piay the game of life as Weil as N ,nt you have the game of Iaasicetigvaii, uGio,U and you are sure to succeed . E in time future i OY ' ! S N i i ?f'iifiiR7iifikiL7,7f?filri?iki?Sflfi1rSirikvfk7i?ilrilri1r 1 27 , I' J , VI I I ,. ,- Q I V' ,jf,,1Jxl,fg't 41' ir, r . - I , A 'JV ,g ,, 1 9 . if H ww JI 17' J! ,af if If f ,ff ,, ,U 1 1 -, lf , ff iff! 'JI 1 ffl, twffjl X' ff z if lf! L fl ff! j Ji' ' ' ' -1 f f J' yn ,W .H y, 1 Qi! K JOHN PAUL FORGASH JOHNNlE ' His eyes are the winctows of his soul. GENERAL NAVAL AIR CORPS Dramatics 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4, Prefect 2. CZTNTF SENTIMENTAL fellow is 'lioiinniei' with brown eyes and a nice, C22 56 easy Smile. Aitfnougil fre is often quiet and moody, urloflnnien is E -Q very sincere and understanding. He is the icinct of a person WIIO seems wi' P b to know just Wtlat you,re thinking, 'tho tie doesn't say a Worci. An ar- NAVY nm if cient basketball player, he has some traits which are peculiar to i1im, CORE f such as siietctling pictures of pianes and getting tI'1OSC Hspeciaiu flair- Z 5 pt I cuts. We are sure that you, uJot1nnie,H will find time attainment of suc- ft ' 64, , cess in the future. K H A It Nxt Q r 4' if2fi1riifi1ri1?i5fif?i?iL7i?iiriifil7ilri2f'iilri1r'i? 'V ! Qgfi ' mi N3 fij ELIZABETH JEAN GRANT BETTY JEAN Her eyes are deep pools of star dust. CLASSICAL PROFESSIONAL 1 J I 5 ' ,SJ rl' if 7 - X I, ijt Els! I inn . i R t EP in t , y - S V , -X li 'rm sf y .1 it . , ' ' s -, by tb ufaai d fn f : : 1 ff' Q A X ' ,X W R J A 5 N -1 N rf' K any , FX' ,J f -1 '..-' '. i 1 A ' Qfli. Y i' v' , ' 'fig ,, r ji! is L JIM' ji' Dramatics 5, 4. U ETTY JEAN,H a fugitive from the city of Plainfield. came to us in the Junior class. Being sympatiietic, lovable, and understanding, she is sought by ail who WiSil to unimurden themselves of their troubles. Another quality of iler friendship is iier quick and ready Wit. uBettyH is a correspondent of many uniformed men and takes pride in Writing i r short letters foniy ten or tweive pagesj. Her generosity, tiiougiitfuiness, '-l.,-- and sincerity ilave established her as a popular Senior. Her uneartiiiy Mtn ' :JL 41 vs I5 curiosity makes an easy prey to a good joice, especially Hmoronu jokes. To a Wortily recipient go our true Wishes for abundent happiness and success. Goodbye, UBetty.H ggi. i17.i1viiril7iX7ifiriiirvilri1ri?ikiiriki?il7i1ri1rik ilr . tv-' ,MM V Up.J t if fb' M ' ,M- Mus' 14M 4' JM pw. VERONICA ROSE HILL PAT A good heart is trelter than all tile heads in the world. COMMERCIAL BUSINESS Dramarics l, 2, 4: Intramurals 4. ' i A COMBINATION of sincerity and sweetness constitute the person of our HPat.U Stle is ttie fortunate possessor of tong black hair, sparkling tytue eyes, and a friendly heart-Warming smite. As an athlete, vm EBL sit 7 X 7 stle tias not only once displayed tier atyitity when playing basketball, Q Y softball, or any other sport. We are sure that the commercial Wortct Witt finct in Upatu att ttre characteristics of an efficient tousinesswoman. 1 High Brictge, we thank you for ttxis gentle young lady to whom go our 7 , ' clearest Wishes for tlappiness and success. ilrikrvilrilrilrikikrilrilriitikriirikilrvfkvfkilriifiirvfk . R KFILWW R x J K K4 , I f - .1 U ,T y A fi ' U I ff! T ' - y ,i if 1 J , K Q ' vx . 1- li gf X fl A A Mi. f . A -X, X ' J ' X W in ! kr? syyjy xx, X I 1 V. X , V! A .X X PJ If , K . A 1 1 I . . Aw. - fa a 1 , ft K N ' 0 I 'X 1 A ' fvg Q if 0 ar X ' M 3 .X . , 1 A 4 I ,f . J l if XXX' x X f' i 1- 'X 1 , I . u , H. . ,fn . , . X it ' ' . J iANN MARIE HURfAJT 3 5 'A ln GENERAL Dramatics 1, Y WS S52 1 xg? , , Rx OJ IQJ W wiv-R ANN her-the signifgancglof friendship. , . Ny, 2, 5, 43 lnlramuriais 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3. tl in K Q Qi , -44,5 2. vQf?99' 5 f 'I I PROFESSIONAL LAINFIELD, we are grateful to you for this blond-haired, Ioiue-eyed lass you gave us. Five feet six inches of humor and cheer is HAnn.H Trinity will remember her for her friendly smiie and pleasant disposition. Being an agile forward on the hasicethaii court, she is a faithful classmate who is always willing to he of assistance to anyone. The future has not yet shown its iight in her crystal hail, hut We are sure that she will meet with success in anything she unciertaices. Good luck, HATITLH vf?7f?iifii?iifsfifi1?ilr7f?'ikik5f?ik'il7i?i?i?ikikwik7 51 ftflff' ff' ,ff . ff' L 'ff ft!! ,ff f ,f 1,1 M ,ywyf if f . i J,- ! ' I a f? .l yt! ffl, f f? If lf! fr t 'fp G fwllfjylillv Wf' ff ' 'Wt x ia QU . ,1 , f MARY ANN INTELISANO X 'MARY' VI Hlrrienrlslrip weiglls more than gold. GENERAL l COLLEGE Dramalics 1, 2, 5, 43 lntramural l 2, 5, 4: Glee Clulo 2. 51 l OfCllCSlIB 1. QUR Mary is a tall lorunette vvitll laugliing brown eyes and a sparli- ling smile. Slie excels in all sports and slcetclies cleverly. A loit Slly ancl yet misclnievous, lxflary malces friencls easily and is alawys a clreerlul person Wlrose sunny clisposition never clulls. A llomespun girl of cliarming simplicity, Mary is forever a Welcomecl friencl, Good luclc ancl goocllmye, Mary, ancl may the world appreciate you as your class- L mates llave. A ikilrikikvfkilrikvfrikikikikllilririkilrikilrilriir '52 W iff M rj . ,M 1 0'fIf:3 .. 1 J HELEN FRANCES KOVELL HELEN There is no uiisclom like franiznessf COMMERCIAL BUSINESS' Dramatics 1, 2, 5. 49 Intramurals 1, 2, 5. 4 fx I 4 '1' v if 4 EDIUM staturect, hazel eyed, and brown haired Helen has spent iier past tweive years at Trinity. She iias a nice, but changeable dis- position, loves to dance, is an expert swimmer, an ardent Harry James fan, and definitely prefers the Navy. As for recreation, sile is Ha nat- uraiu on eitiier a skating rink or a bowling alley. You never know from one moment to anotiier what silexii come out witii next, but you always hope for the inest. Her ambition is to become a proficient secretary, and to her we extend cordial good wishes for future success. asarfiwaxzaxvisataxzixfayiifasasffisfaszaexzsasfaxf 55 x , c n' , u r as af' v ,a 'au' THOMAS RICHARD KYLE TOM 'fFaitI1 thafs as well as if 1,41 done it myseIf. COMMERCIAL BUSINESS Dramatics 1, 4: IntramuraIs 1. 2: Varsity BasIcettaaII 5, 4: Treas- urer lg Secretary 2. G OMB came to us in Iris Frestrman year, and immecIiateIy became popuIar with Iiis cIassrnates tI1rougI1 Iris ready Wit and Winning , ' ' P personaIity, WI1icI1 pIace Iiim among tI1e more distinguished Seniors. 72 X fl' I'Ie is an eager participant in tJasIcetIoaII games, is interestecI in radio, , and is an enthusiastic fan of the Giants ancI IVIeI Ott. Tom is Icnown If principaIIy for Iris excIamation, uBangoI,' I'Ie can aIways be cIepencI- ed upon to add some ctreer Wtren gIoom presides in tI1e cIassroom. Looking forward to a position in ttxe Navy, Wromn is very patrioticaIIy incIinecI. We extend our sincerest Wistles to Ilim for Iris success in future enterprises. D Q4:Ia:fa:wf:fs::5fxH::akaaa:fix7a:s4sa:mf:fs4:fi:?a:axf is x.. ,sr Q? 560 QV Ra af f .JO Ls, 59 se al 935 FEW X82 ,ME Q, A PATRICIA MARY LAING PAT Of manners gentle, of affections mild. CLASSICAL COLLEGE Dramatics 1, 2, 4: Intramurals I, 2. Qiigsx l 'S'-51 .. .. Q 'edtxf PAT iias a certain charming manner possesseci lay few, natural wavy iiair, a warm smile, polislieci manner of speaking, and is a perfect laciy at all times. Slle is neatness personified ancl lmas exquisite tastes 4- F- in clotlles. She iias proven to line a loyal and perfect companion, excels in her studies, reads incessantly, and keeps up a steacly correspondence with iler Wicle-spreaci friends. Because of her tall, slim stature, sire models clotlnes occasionally. Her secret ambition is to travel extensive- ly. May you have tile best of everytiiing, HPat.U M 'Q 'bf-2,91 xxlx F i f J A l .5 fell: fi' if pf l ilrikikikikikilrikikikiikikikikikilrilrilrik COMMERCIAL ERE is a noI3Ie character of Trinity, aIways present with a weIcome smite and a generous temper. uBiII has been at Trinity for tweIve years, Iooth in grammar and in high schooI. He participated in all the activities of the schooi. In his Freshman year, he came out and made a good showing in footIoaII, Iout was forced to discontinue pIaying for the next two years because of an injury. However, UBiIIU came hack to footI3aII in his last year and turned in a superIo performance as one of the starring pIayers. As an actor, he showed us his taient hy capturing the IeacIing roIe in the Senior pIay. We WiII indeed miss you, HBiII,,' and we wish you success when you enter the Army this June. WILLIAM JOHN LENAHAN BILL HA winning personality which seeks its way into your Ilearl Dramatics I, 2, 5, 4: Intramurals 1, 2: Varsity FoothaII 4 SX sly ikikikvfkikikilrikikikikiirikikikikikikik 56 CHARLES HILLAM MANEY A laugh voices tile GENERAL RED thought in a man's heart. Dramatics l, 2, 5 4 I t I 1 55 Orchestra 1 ff? , Q I1 famufa S , P is 'O CHARLES came to Trinity in tlis Freshman year, fresh from Virginia, and has spread his cheerful influence and Hiiorseiaugiiu through the classroom for four years. Aittlougtl tie is not a iorittiant stuctent, MRectU has applied I'1iIYlSCIf and has maintained a good standing. He proved tlis dramatic abilities in time Senior play as HBeef, and thus con- tributed to its success. When Red departs from Trinity, tie Witt be soreiy missed by ati. Gooctbye and good luck, HRed.U ifrvfrilrikiiriirikikikikikikikilriiriirikikikik 57 ,fly-1' 4 ,... I f I f' , 5,'f'i'f! IH! t fyi , ' ji' , I '. t f . f . M gf' 1 II! ' fn' ,,f,f'r tr N V f X ' 5' 1 . f ' p ' S ,f f ' S Imp , A ,Ill 1 F I fa! if ' 1 A XI it I , I 7, It Ay!! i . 1 , if S ' .ff S i i 'Q ' ffl 'X ' 1 if! 'I X , if 4 --, . f ,W ft 1' Qfv V 'i If 4 gif jf.- ,. A jf 1 1 A I fill, ,iv ,' fx i 'g - i f JAEMES FFRQNCT MCCARTHY .ff f f ' MA , , . 3 1 The well of true wit,f'7llh16?tse7f, V , I ' COMMERCIAL ' ,X BUSINESS X f ' 1 Dramatics 45 Intramurals l, 2. 5, 4. lg f fl-,A yr ffl. ,,'I1j!,, 1 , I 1' I . C. wx? f .1 f I f I I 1 4, , V I ' X fze I I . 1, I ,,, 4 5 A 444-w. 4 gm-it frxfxm. xXx r ACU came to Trinity in the Freshman ciass. He has proven him- T self to he a good worker. His clear thinking and fine points of logic place him in gooci stead among everyone. Athieticaiiy inclined HiVlac!' has developed a keen interest for haskethaii. He has a Wonder- ful capacity for applying himself to his tasks, and this, together with his ability will carry him' far into the World. Best of luck, HiVIacH in the future years. i17vf?viiritfilrSiL7vikil7vi1ri17'iX7i?ikiki1riEv'wi1?i1r 58 A 'N ul nm f x Xiylfif I fxf G - W, Ski? ' Y N s r X jj alkxbflj N Diff' , :lil X' X ' . UU f r pw -r 'Vw , .Mi ' z . J 7, ' ' ' 1-119' A V, ' ' 'X Fx ff, A V y Jfw N 'F wf V Y ,i 'I . I, in J . 3 ' V, 2 s U 1' uf ' X ,tfff 1' x ,X f I t Ji ' J AV l Q X 'A f 1 A 1 V ,J gif ,JW 1 VQQJV3 I x L Vw ,Q N jf ' I VJ MARILYN BERNADETTE MCGUIRE MlZ nl am resolved not to grow fat. CLASSICAL CQLLEGE Dramatics 1, 5. 4: Intramurals l, 2, 5, 43 Prefect '55 Vice-President oi Sodaiity 4. I 4 Q H0 is that constant source of information in the center of tile ciass- ,X . room? Vviiy, iViiz,H of course. She is admired by ati who I sf HXNQ know tier for tier brown tiair, sparkling, isrown eyes, and a tmeautiiui tan N X' LNG f all time year rounci, topped iay a siim, graceful figure, making tier tile it t W envy of ali time giris. iVIariiyn's favorite sports are swimming and ice- u x 'X skating at which sile exceis. Her most prominent cieiect is an exagger- ' X ateci idea of time virtues of Mountainside, but we can overtook tilis, as we ' are useci to it by now, since we have been iiearing it from the fifth grade Q A X, on. We know you wiii succeect, iViiz,H for your keen intelligence, con- - 7 I scientious manner, and pleasing personality, will take you wtierever you : ' plan to go. iiEf'7ilrilrvf?ikik'iiri1riL7'ilrSfifviEfi1ri1rilri?rlrik IVE feet six inches in iieigiit, Iorown eyes, medium stature combined with noIJiIity of cilaracter, and a sympatiletic understanding, com- pose our upatf' Her sincerity and charming personaiity are appreciated by tilose who Imow iler as a true and genuine friend. She is artisticaIIy incIinecI, Ioves to read, and is an ardent movie-goer. During the tWeIve years that Upatu has studied at Trinity, Iier scI'1oIastic record is one of which sI1e may WeII Ioe proud. She is quiet and unassuming, but possesses a ioit of IrisI1 Wit. Added to tier assets, SIIG has a Iceen mind, marIcecI abiiity, and perseverence. with genuine sincerity, we wish you success and happiness, UPat.H PATRICIA CHARLOTTE IVICNALLY PAT Font of knowledge, full of wisdom. COMMERCIAL BUSINESS Dramatics l, 2, 3, 43 IntramuraIs 1, 2, 5, 4: Giee Club 2 5 mm mr- nmsiogtav K -.-1n 72 Sql iss? ikilrikilrikiirikikikikilrikikikirikikik 40 Y -'I n 'pp 'V' su 'am df, f ' AM f We uf, - 1 J X J J f . f ,. ' Rf ,,,' Hb df fp ,,, I MW iff X , M Aff fi ETHEL THERESE MISHELL HESSOU A bright countenence Bespeaketh a merry Heart. LATIN CLASSICAL COLLEGE Dramatics 2. 5, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Art Editor 4. INCE she came to join us in her Sophomore year, HEsso has added many a joyful moment to our SCi'100l Clays. Measuring five feet. five inches in ileigilt, sile is biest with a clear complexion, a frienciiy smiie, and cool and iimpecin green eyes, that possess a ibewitciiing twinkle, tilus accenting iler aimaiimie character. uEssou is an ardent sports fan, loves to attend operas, and is especiaiiy recognized for iler congeniaiity. She has demonstrated iwer artistic talent by drawing aii time sicetcines for our yeariaooic. in addition, her sciuoiastic records are very commendable. With these many assets, We are sure that siie wiii attain time success and happiness in store for her. Good luck, UEsso. 1.1 p 'ilrilrvikikifkilrilrilrilrikiifikvfkdikikwfkilvilrilr ' 14 6' fwffff-,?J '9f' ' e Q f,.'4f,,M-A , ,gin AQ, I I .IL I, ' .f ' I f' , -' ' .ff . li , e , ,e 1 e 1,6 ,,.r.',',,, 5 1 ,f - . f , V. 1,2 J. , .f - f, - f 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 'K' ,f if I f,, f' . e A .1 4 7 -' 4 fa' 7 1 . f .I , ,, if A .1 ' MARGARET ELIZABETH MORAN PEGGY Fair worcls never hurt her tongue. CLASSICAL COLLEGE Dramatics l, 2. 5, 4g Intramurals 1. 2. 5. 4. EET Peggy Moran - five feet, five and one-half inches of spark- X ting personality, topped with blue Iristx eyes and brown wavy hair. A fwlwzws She always greets you with a lovely smite and in upeggyu you will find Q. 'fs 'CR a true friend. We are thankful to Saint tVIary's for sending us this 4' grand student and agile dancer. She is an enthusiastic sportswoman, 7 X noticealote tooth on the court and in the sidelines. Npeggyu finds time to play the piano and attend an occasional opera. In the fall, stle plans K to travel to Cornell. As yet, she is undecided in the course she will pur- sue, but vvittl tier abundance of personality, We are sure stle will succeed in anything stie undertakes. Bon voyage, Peggyf, ikiriirikvfkikikikikiiritikikikwiriirilritik 7 W, Y W , , Q ' I- Q .V is K tg 'X t nv la' M I I I s ff ff, I' rv 'R 2 W , I ji, . C' ,fix if 5 . Y If 5 ji 5, ' '. f X 1 ' ,if 1 It A,-gf H 1 If V ' F l. : : ' II In ' gf-:ffff-I I ' 1 :',u 1 , 56 ,Q Mg ff -fa 9 -,fs ,Q ,Att . iff L tp J' Rv? ,Jo I- ll X ,. f y H if 1 . V ,ph A - 'D ng' VNV f' K 4 'B I J dbx ggi , 'Z I ' 5 9 9 ,VI f tw ff I' X I RITA TI-IERESA ORTLEB HRITAH HAnJ I1er mouth can enrich That smile her eyes Began. CLASSICAL PROFESSIONAL Dramatics I. 2. 3, 4: IntramuraIs 1. 2, 5. 4: Orchestra 1. F! Ria -1 1' 4 rx 'M NIV 2.1 I :I I H ql s I' 1 ja . 1 1 I ' if' of A RITA is five feet, five incI1es tall, Iias tWinIcIing, I3Iue eyes, and is ad- I A InittedIy gooCIIooIcing. She is IoyaI to Iler sCI'1ooI, ancI takes pricIe X K R5 in Iyeing everyone's friend. The possessor of an unusuaI suppIy of en- ? . Qi ergy, Rita Ioves to taIIc. SI'1e is interested in all sports, enjoys dancing, A 5 is an ardent movie fan, and aims to Inecome a I1eaoI nurse. with tI1ese Sb . I many traits, We are certain that sI1e will accornpIisI1 tI1e course sI1e pur- Rl' sues. GoocIIJye, Rita. f ilriirilriiriirikrilrilrikikikikikirilritvirikikik 43 ANTHONY JOHN PARENTI PEANUT IIMUCII stucty is weariness to the flesh, COMMERCIAL BUSINESS Dramatics l, 2, 5, 4: Intramurais 1, 2, 5: Varsity Basicetiraii 4: Ass't Business Manager 4. 'UPIVW H EANUTSU came to Trinity Iour years ago from Saint Bernarciis in MEE- U I PIainfieIcI. He is most certainIy a grand feIIoW, aIWays ready to crack a joke and break tI1e monotony of a ciry subject. Measuring no more than five feet, tive inches, npeanutn is a smaII ctlap, but can teach many a Iaig' teIIoW pIenty WI1en it comes to IoasIcetIoaII. You see, I'1e is one of the I1igI1-scorers of the Trinity HFive.n He happens to Ioe in Iove witI1 tI1e New York Yankees, or sI1ouIcI We say DiMaggio and Rizzuto. However, it is useIess to argue WitI1 Iiim on tI1ese piayers, Ioecause Ile is of tile Iouci type anci you WiII sureIy Iose. Trinity WiII certainIy miss you, Peanut, Iaut We Icnow that you WiII succeeci in Wtlat you under- take, ttlus making Iler proud of you. ikikiirilrilrvfkifrifkiirikririlrikilrikilrikikik , I , Q 0 ' if i 4 ' if! , I t J' ' ' I f . y ll M51 AI' ll 'ir Y V, - Hi I, ef' f Ni ' if I4 , -f 1' iff? qi! r. ff' It 'i nr-l , A 7 ,- A Ailliij 'iii' N7 ., ll V h, :fly 1 , I 1, X . . 1, V, ' I f' . , J i r v U ig, , y ,y r W t I I' hm Hi! ' , ,'. .lil ,f , ,g ' f ,f U, ' I f' A if V1 'jf ff F f f ii' U70 . 'if' if Juv ,off it I A I 45' I ir M' ff' V 1' ' ! F' , F , ' i fi if A, 'iii iii , KMA 6 t A t Hifi! J gf .1 ff! W ggi ' if H A V If ' r f sfo t wf V4 I ,JIU 1 I fp i 1.87 . t ig ' ' ' i I 7 6: If f' 'ig ffl 1 N i if , 5 r i ' ' ,v . X 5 ,j,f,'i ,J . -f' .IEE 4 1 1 , ,M ff t ,W ' Q ff' SALVATORE JOSEPH PERRETTE FA'ITY I irate notzoalyg I am in charity with the world. CLASSICAL Dramatics 4: Intramurals l, 2, 5. 4: Varsity Foottnaii 2. 4. o 3 Qt? X VN f VOR 13m55- SALVATORE came to us from Saint Bernarctss Sctiooi. White at Trin- , ity, tie has macie many acquaintances. He is one of tile joitiest and gb most aimiatnie boys in the SCi'100i. He is also most observing, Helping ,V X others is one of sais, many i'lElbitS. He is an ardent admirer of ttie 3 New York Giants anct Mei Ctt. He Was a participant in time Senior R play. His main ambition is to foiiow in the footsteps of Mei Ott and x become a great ioaii-players for ttle Giants. Best WiSi1CS for the fuifiii- ment of your ambition, Sai, dlrikvfkiirikiiriirikvfkikikilrikikikilrikikiirilr 45 HILDA HELENA POLLONAIS POLLY ' Bn: nh! she d ance S such rr way. no sun upon an Easter Day is half sn fine. I COMMERCIAL BUSINESS Dranrafics 3, 4: Inxrnnrrrrnls 4: Business Manager 4. ALL, dark, and vivacious HPoIIyu Came to us in the Junior class, but , U I fl MM It Was not long before time entire high scI1ooI was conscious of .L those dancing feet, that fiasiiy smiie, ancl vivid personality. Making friends and influencing peopie are favorite pastimes. Sine ' very fond ri Q , . dxoqi-lv? ' Y W W I 041 of music and enjoys everything from Brahms to Ha ames. Her French is superiog tier ambition, to be a career Womang hobby, scrap- Ioooicsg tier temper, to be avoiciedg and Iier present Io , tie Navy. Her role as Babel, in the Senior pl y made r s roughout the school, and i1ere's pi II f re u I Ioe as successfui. ,f M ,. Qtiifpf M rf? rfr rzxvrfriyrgigrr rfriser arrs argl rr rr rr rr rr 46 M' I .V JL yy, if ,, pb f I H 1 ,, I ff 'J ' l fpcjfl' A 7 , X' if fl if My ij W K uf jf, If . iv ,f f VINCENT RICHARD SCALA 'iVlNNlE The mirror of all courlesyf, GENERAL BUSINESS Dramatics l, 2. 5, 4g intramurais l, 2, 5, 4: Varsity Basketball 49 Football Manager 4. N 1 INNIEH is truly one oi Trinityys sons, having spent tweive years in x I f X L i her motheriy confines. Although smaii in stature, uvinnien is fp I X indeed a remaricaioie young man. He has been seen participating in ai- ' f most ali the activities of the schooi, exceiiing in sports. As manager of the footiaaii team, Hvinnieu ciici a fine job. Equaiiy notahie are his services to the hasicetioaii squad, on which he starred this past year. Trinity is losing a great son in uvinnief' but the World is gaining a great friend in Whom are found aii the qualities of a perfect gentleman. 7f1rrftf'i1rvfki1fvf?i1ri1r'i?r!irikiki1rifriR7il7iifi1r l A 1, 5 l ,MW if. JI :I lv.. . wx I ff , in ' kg!! y' 1 I yr I MA, 'fi X PJ 1 iq !ffIj,g1 7 I if! WM' ' ' .J EMI! BERNARD JULIUS SMITH BERN1E HA little nonsense now ami tizen, ls relished by tile best of men. COMMERCIAL BUSINESS , Df3m5tiCS 1, 2, 4: Intramurals 1, 2: President 4: Vice-Presicient 2: 3 Treasurer 5, Varsity Football 1, 2, 5, 4: Track 2: Vice-President AA 5. gf ORD an U ERNIEU came to us as a Freshman from Piainfieici. Although small A M IN TH E in stature, he has enough courage to surpass one twice his size, as if I LL RSS 200:41 he aioiy proveci by his aioiiity to piay the position of enci on the footioaii Q -IU team for four years. in tile Senior play, iie demonstrated iiis talent as a comedian by portraying Usyivesterfy HBernieH is one of the most popu- f iar Seniors because of his pieasant disposition and ready Wit. Vvitil O tilese many qualities, We are certain tilat he Wiii gain happiness and good fortune in future years. Good iucic, HBernie.H X ., 1 i1r12fiir7iirilrSf?ilriX7iL7sZif'Sf?v!?ilriki?i?i?ilri?Sf? !zff7W'V V f J , , J! ' I0 1 ff' f V eff 4Z,,J,yffff,4,w fvfs-f1'fff7VfC'54'74Ljj' l,rfZ?JOdZC!f,,,,,! ,V 4. fblz ff!!! ffffdfu K7 Mfg- AA' .M9ff'fff'- ' fr 4' - ,f X f , 4 ' X X7 1 . , ,Qs X ' - ff .J I .au a, o,:,4:,n Y J 1 r'u',a ,!JfywCfV 'J' ' , Q I 1 CCI, C751 ff! WVU , , f 7 ' J FLORENCE CECILIA TRAYNOR FLOSSlE Your mass of knowledge irrcreasettr slrengttzf' LATIN SCIENTIFIC DFHIDHUCS I, 2, 3, 4: InIramuraIs 1. 2, 5, 45 Asst Editor 4, NW N15 x fini s Q it KQQETIN-k, cigubtfj ,L X X tx bf X yr! jdfff Lf,x2fw -1427 . COLLEGE LOSSIEISH engagingfpersonahty and triencIIy disposition Iiave Icept us company for tWeIve years. Besides Ioeing an enthusiastic IoasIcet- IJaII fan, sI1e is an active pIayer of the game. For many years she Iias I1eIcI top Iionors in all studies, as WeII as on ttme ImasIcetI:JaII court. She possesses that enviaI:JIe gift of making everyone I1er friend. Her Iceen sense of tlumor and ready wit Ilave made Iier a vaIuaIoIe asset to Trinity. She is aIways reacIy to IencI a t1eIping Iiand, and Iier efficiency at any tasIc is well Icnown. When HI'7IossieU Ieaves Trinity, sI1e WiII Ioe missed Ioy all, as Iler generous nature and sincere companionstlip made Iier a favorite among us. Best of IucIc, aIWays. iilriirik'itilriL7ilrifLrilri?i?ilri3riiiri1viL7iiri1ri1r 49 ilriirvfir I, , .!' 1 I , X I ,, I' u V az, , , ' f 1.1 I J ,J jf I I , X . 'V I 'L X f I ff, I I If ' , rj I 'I f I ' RAYMOND PHILIJIP WALDRON RAY The hills of manhood wear a noble face, when seen from afar. LATIN SCIENTIFIC Dramatics l, 2, 5, 43 IntramuraIs 1, 2, 5: President I, 2, 5, Presi- cIent oi Sodaiily 4: Footimu 2, 4. COLLEGE I Z? , AZ? N Iionor student for eIeVen years, HRay Ilas Ieft Trinity to go to N N Seton I'IaII CoIIege, where Ile Iwpes to prepare for fuIfiIIment of K 7 his Vocation He Iias been presicIent of our cIass for three years, and re- ceived tI1e great Ilonor of being eIectecI president of the SocIaIity in Imis kg Iast year. HRayn has a pIeasing pers911aIity which maIces Ilim one of the most popuIar Iooys in tile cIass, not onIy among the students but aIso 93 f' with the faCuIty. We IIHVC Iost a reaI friend, Iout We are certain that fifhqy this Ioss was Intended to bflllg Ray the success and happiness that CCs if L ,, he is so worthy of. 50 Class History FRESHMAN YEAR SEPTEMBER, 1939: Hitler rained loomhs on London and a group of timid Freshman came to Trinity. We had looked lorward to this event for many years: the thrill ol' first Fridays. the Senior play, intramural basketball, and last hut not least, initiation. Algebra brought its problems and Latin its verlns, but we man- aged to survive and looked forward to the next year. SOPHOMGRE YEAR The English gave Hitler a taste of what was to come in 1940 and we hecame sophomores. ln many ways considered the most difficult hecause ot Plane HG and Caesar, it did have its lighter moments when we initiated the Freshman and attend the school dances. So ended another year. JUNIOR YEAR The attaclc on Pearl Harbor came in 19-'11 giving us new reason for higher aims: Doolittle's raid on Tolcyo in 1942 spurred us on still further: and at last we were downstairs. The class was now divided. some tackling Cicero and others the typewriter, hut all muttering Non, ma soeurn and Cui, ma soeurf, The prom and class night larought its thrills and the outing its sunloum. Now we were to he Seniors. SENIOR YEAR America was wholly in the War loy 1945. The Marines were in the Solomons, the Air Corps in China, and our one ambition was to get out into the world to help. We realized all the more just what Trinity and these years meant to us. The happy, care-tree days were over, the Communion lnrealctast was our last in- timate meeting and the impressive commencement exercises larought to a close our high school years. -PATRICIA LAING CXQQIB Last Will and Testament Jo AdaITlS ,........ Doris Billson ...... Edward Boate ...... Edward Brutzmann Helen Brys .......,.. Lois Byrne ....... Mary Campbell .. Jeanne Cavanagh James Chenard ...... Nancy Chiataro .. Clementina Dechristoler .......... Frank Eileen Dugan ...... Katsy Durliin ...... Helen Essig ....... Peggy Essig ..,.. Margie Evans ...... Gloria Farher John Forgasli .......,... ,,,,,,, Betty Jean Grant ,,,,,,, ,,,.,., Y Pat Hill .............. Dooley ,,,,,,Y,,,VVV,Y, YY,Y--,Y sleek hola to Connie Lynch soda jerking to Anita Pangloorn. wisecracliing to Tony Yaclia. all around athletic ahility to Bob Messier hohlay ot roller slcating to Rita Brownlee. liking for History to her sister, Doris. generosity to Rita Stavish that certain technique to Betty Dolan. tardiness to John Kenny. secretarial attainment to Peggy lV1cCuslcer. Weight to Clementina Cocchia. poetic writings to Richard Hanley. vivacious personality to Virginia Vvalsh. forever pleasant smile to lrene Boyle. excess numher ot lcerchiets to Lorraine Crocco. height to Dot Feola. dancing teet to Jeanne Vvade. her steady to the Junior girls. heautilul curls to John Smith. gentle manner to Virginia Daly. long trip to Catherine Cagnassola. Anna Hurajt .... Mary lntelisano Helen Kovell .. Tom Kyle ....... Pat Laing ....... Bill Lenahan .... Charles lxianey James McCarthy Pat lVlcNally ,... Nlizzy McGuire Ethel Nlishell .,.. Peggy lvloran .... Rita Ortleh ...... linda Pouonah Sal Perretti Vinnie Scala .... Bernie Smith .... Flossie Traynor Ray Waldron .... Anthony Parenti 51 quiet nature to Marianne Kyle. excellent haslcethall performances to Lucille Fredericlcs. friendliness to Kay Lenahan. French accent to Bch Johnson. sophisticated manner to Lillian Boate. faithfulness to Eddie Griffin. hell ringing and phone answering to Ed Cavanagh. feminine pursuit to Gene Rossi. tallcativeness to Anne Carniglia. love ot swimming to Dorothea Traynor. artistic alnility to Mary Essig. twinlcling eyes to Dolores 1V1cCorinacl4. tlaire lor clothes to Kathryn Moeller. masculine pursuit to lvlarilyn Mullin. love ot Algelora to his brother, FIHHIK. height to John Maclntyre. portrayal ot Sylvester to Joseph lhul. love ot science to Shirley DeRagon. scholastic achievementslto James Minogue. spectacular shots to Dick Kouha. FLOSSIE TRAYNOR. MARGIE EVANS. ,v ' QQ, .1 If Y 'I 6'1 f ' f f ff W 2 310' 15 , yfv. 9 Sy x, ..,. , 43 , 5 Nw f fax EX ,X . ' ?x I Aga! 9, A x K ? A 4, G KYEESTW vezmnek ,K f QQ? Lots YBWRNE J ST ' eueew wuenrv i Q, T DOP HHIRXD Sf z YE IJ 0 1 TK, x X UL Fllt.-.V 5 R' -fs? ,fx CLP-ss BORROWEY l 'ZRRNK :L ' ' my , g EAVIEST fl: - f' ww DQCKYSWFER K E? S 1 9. 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Y L,,fi4! gi, o 'I' V E 13u'S:Necs-mfg PHr MVNALLY ' K f- ? .......g....,.. So I If T: NTB ORTLEG HMS eewrwnnw 1- ,EDDIE ggunnnw HELEN ess: 6 f15rlvalQ1 1Qf7eH-513 1 Class Propliecy Tlie Class of 1945 is on revue. Lets see it eacli one to Trinity lias been true. If we rememtyerecl all the tliings we were taught. We slioulcl liave accomplished what we souglit. ln tlie Navy Air Corps, Jolm Forgasli is a Caclet, Helen Brys, a noteol sliater Wevll never forget, Marilyn lVlcGuire is a lab tecltnician, Vvliile Clernentina malfes a perlect laeautician. Joan Aclams sang tier way to fame, Margie Evans, a dancer everyone knows by name. Vinnie Scala is tlie professor on HQuiz Kitlsu, And at acting, Hilcla still is a wliiz. Tliat notecl irnpersonator is Etliel Nlisliell, Many a story of Army life .lim Mccartliy can tell. Ann Hurajt ancl Rita Qrtlelu are nurses brave, Vvluile Pat Hitt really tlicl loecome a WAVE. Our foreign cliplomat is Frank Dooley, Charles Maneyys niglit club you slioulcl see. Nancy is presiclent of a loig corporation. Mary lntelisano, a cartoonist well lmown in our nation. Bernard Smitli is surely a great cleloator, Sal Perretti lias written many a musical score. As a cliemist, Flossie lias clone great tliings, Vvliile Bill Lenalian is waiting for Army Air Corps Helen Kovell makes a perfect lnanlc secretary, Pat Laingls taslwion clesigns are really pretty. Peanut Parenti is a stenograplier in court, On tlie piano, Nlary Campbell can play a tune of Eileen. the lrisli colleen, is now a cloc's assistant, Ray Vvalclron, a Latin professor proficient. Tlien tlieres ,lim Clienarcl, news analyst. Ancl Eel Beale, ttie realistic novelist. Helen Essig nurses tlfte solcliers, Xvliile tlieir serious wouncls, Nlajor Brutzman Lois lias troulble with l'ler twins, Ancl Betty Jean witli lier triplets prizes wins. .leanne Cavanaglt is a C.P.A. Pat lVlcNally, an alale secretary, tliey say. Katsy is cloing well in Vvasliington, wings. any sort slioulolers. Anol Gloria is Society Eclitor of tlie New Yorli Sun. Doris owns tier own store, Vvlwile Tom Kyle enters sports more. Peg Essig reports all tlie news, Vvliile on nutrition let Peg Moran give Vve liave reviewecl eaclm meniloer, Ot a class you will always rememlacr. To Trinity we owe our fame, So wonlt you try to carry on lier name? laer views. PEGGY MORAN PEGGY ESSIG 54 9863 ,,. Ken ' ' + -Q X Mm K g .- ,dv I xx M-, xv b I 'T ' u 0 ....,,4,,.,1- x K, N ,U 'O X Jw MQQE X N 6 QQwW my W ffbfl wwf . SOPHOMORE CLASS Class Colors. BLUE AND GOLD President, GERALD ROBERTSON Class Motto Vive-President, DONALD BRUTZMAN AD IVIAJOREM DEI GLORIAM SCCfCtBfy-TTCHSUFCT, PfCfCCt, REEEEEREERRRRRRREEEER 1 W, QQ! t ,. p 3' V6 X X X3 FRESHMAN CLASS 19 ON . QM 'U C, M no . Fx-,AQ ass 0 Prcslclcnt, JOHN BURNS G' 5' TEMPUS FUGIT Vice-President, JEAN NHNOGUE Secretary-Treasurer,URSULA CUCCARO prefect' ARTHUR SPENCER 0 1 5 n t IC Campus-Dance Step Y U HSYlvester Beef , Ba1,e-- ..B LL . 0 y,. Connie ,KL - 'ff MM.,- H,,SaLa OIH dies ' E v 53 in 4 Q f 2 4 ,Q '31 M' ,gf . f' 5 A mfg, IZ H z I , Q , '-:21 Awwae' vinci! ew A, Q ' 6 -:eff 4 M- rx 8 . .gylgggjwg ,:s'ew:?ff WH ' kf 5 WL I 2 if ,.V' 5 3. 1 z V.:, 5 2 x S K gg ,. 3 W' ai S o an , ,n f . WET ,Q .1 .,5-' ,L . L -f f .. 'Baci , S Pro - ies-901K ,W 7 L m M3 S 5'0n w,,,x A . , fsiJ - '1:f'ifl,'LQ 1' . , .-5:9 ' ' I ,U ' vw? . S L,V,L,: x - . ,Z Q' L-L ' , .Q f y we , 7 f g A fj , lk 2' ' Lf.. -. ,f my i ' K 2, 'i N11 ' 'Q , 1vf?gv-ff?-F 511' E V. ' ' : x , . . 5 ' 11 F ' my iff: f iff-fz:'J,f f 1 '-'. - I ' fi' ' ':7T izi ' 15 'lf . 1 ' -5' ,. - 5gV1f1:55ijf,f ,,,' - I '- . I, -. L' ., Q A , -Awami! Bolufvyh V59 LVVA Geoff ana Slals audi, ea I1 ALMA IVIATER, GOODBYE As a chiIcI says goocthye to his mother, I say farewell to you, Knowing weII there'II he no other As IoyaI and as true. Your doors you open wide to me As a mother does her heart. AncI bid me enter there to he Safe untiI we part. I Ieave you now to make my way Mid triaIs and sadness to hear, Anct in Ieaving, from my souI I say l'Il he ever grateful tor your Ioving care. -ETHEL MISHELL EMBLEM OF AMERICA I see you in the distance, Proud and tIuttering in the hreeze. Your stars ancI stripes sailing high, Far ahove the giant trees. For many years you have flown, And your coIors, rect, white, and hIue, Are the tavorite ot every American Because they represent you. Why do we all respect you so? What are you the emIoIem ot? Everyone can answer that, The emhIem of the Ianct we Iove. -MARY INTELISANO LOOKING FORWARD In this day and age With the worIfI in a rage, Anct the Nazis Iotowing oft, Let us not torget The times Ioetore And the treectom we thought we Iost. Some ctay you'II hear That freedom is near Anct I'IitIer is a Hgoonu, Anxdtpeace is ours, as was hetore When Mussotini meets his ctoom. -SALVATORE PARRETTE J A SONG Give us a songf' the soIzIiers criect, The outer trenches guarding, When the heated guns ot the camps aIIiecI, Grew weary ot homharding. There was a pause. A guarct said. HWe storm the forts tomorrow: Sing whiIe you may, another day Will hring enough ot sorrow . -FRANK DOOLEY PLEA OF A SUBURBANITE Oh, I Iove the Spring Anct the Warmth it hrings Anct its treectom from shoveting snow. For my arms are weary From that task so dreary That comes from the ice anct the snow. Now when you die I suppose you'II sigh For a chance to sing aIto in heaven Anct I wouId too, If I onIy knew II it ever snowect in heaven. -FRANK DOOLEY THE SMILE Nohociy ever acIcIecI up The vaIue ot a smiIe. We know how much a cIoIIar's worth Anct how tar is a miIe. VVe Icnow the clistance to the sun, The size anct Weight ot the earth, But no one here can teII us just How much a smiIe is worth. HEILEEN DUGAN FAREWELL TO TRINITY Give our regard to Trinity, VVe'II aIways Iove it so, VVe'II never forget it as lung as we Iive, That's one thing we all Imow. ,-RITA ORTLEB ,-BETTY GRANT uvvhat Vvould Ilappen If Charles Maney rang the hell on time Helen Brys decided never to roller skate again .Ioan Adams dropped one ol those notes across the aisle William Lenahan stopped passing those uwisecraclcs Doris Billson wasn't ucountn-ing the days Veronica Hill missed the train from High Bridge Anthony Parenti was quiet Florence Trynor Iost a haslcethall score Vincent Scala was 6 lt. 2 in. Ethel MisI1eII didnt drop something during the English period Helen Kovell no longer Iilced sailors Thomas Kyle walked rapidly Marjorie Evans startled us with a serious conversation Patricia Laing wasnyt the Iady ot the class John Forgash missed one ol those certain telephone calls Betty Grant stopped collecting money Bernie Smith lost his dancing technique Eileen Dugan didn't uphold Cvarwood Rita Ortleh stopped combing her hair Edward Brutzman became the class Hwoltn .Ieanne Cavanaugh came to school on time Senior Class ,,,,,,., .Ioan Adams. Doris Billson ,,,,,,, Helen Brys... Lois Byrne Y....,,,,,, James Chenard ,... Franli Dooley ,,,.,,,,.,,.,,, Rita Ortleh .....,,,,, Hilda Pollinais ..,.,,,,,,,,, Florence Traynor. Ed Brutzman ,,,,.. Now, it must he understood That we are only Icidding. Qurselves .,.,....,Marching Along Together oi. Johnny Constantly I'm .lust Breeziug Along With The Breeze Let's Have Another Piece ol Pie .Iimmy Had A Niclcel Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning ...,.....Vv7hy Dont You Fall in Love With Me I Wanna .Iitterhug With You .........You Are Always in My Heart Heard That Song Before Ed Boate .....,....,,.,,,,,,,,,. You Went to My Head Mary Camphell ,........... Keep 'em Smiling Nancy Chialaro ,.......,,, Jeanne Cavanagh., John Forgash ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Tom Kyle .,,,,,,,,,,r, Tina Dechristoph Eileen Dugan ,...., Katsy Durlcin ,,,,,,. Bill Lenehan ....,,,,,,,,,,,,, Dark Eyes Iyve Got Goins ot Love lor the Navy Canyt Get Out ol: This Mood Ain't Got A Dime to My Name Music 'Til Dawn I'm Old Fashioned Keep SmiIin', Keep Laughinz Be Happy For IVIe and My Gal Lois Byrne did not collect pictures ol those P-'58s Frank Dooley Iost his Brooklyn accent Clementina De Cristopher cIidn't Iilce dancing Anna Hurajt got boisterous .Iarnes Chenard won a Ioet Marilyn McGuire nevertallced ahout Teaneclc Nancy Chiafaro forgot to Ive neat James McCarthy lost that Hpompadouru Helen Essig cIidn't write to that certain somehocly Margaret Moran stopped giggling Edward Boate Iost his Hpulln with . . . Hilda Pollonais was shy and hashlul Salvatore Perrette overlooked Igxaselaall IVIargaret Essig never Iolushed again Gloria Farher didn't go ice-skating Raymond Waldron forgot to visit the class Katherine Durkin wasn't the hahy ol: the class 'Mary Camphell really started on her diet Patricia McNally Iost her love for Alan Ladd Mary Intelisano had her license revoked and, il we all decided to come hack for another term. Donyt hring us into Court, Can't you talce the rihhing? PATRICIA McNAI..LY and MARY INTELISANO in Song Charles Maney ,s.,..,s,,... Never Toolc A Lesson in My Life Peggy Essig ,,,,,,,,,..,...... He Wears A Pair ol Silver Wings Marjorie Evans.. Gloria Farloer ,... .......,Sonny Boy He's My Guy Jim McCarthy ,....,..,..,., Arthur Murray Taught Me Dancing Anthony Parenti ,,,,,...... While I'm Rolling My Last Cigarette Betty J. Grant ,,.,,,,,,.,,,,. There Will Never Be Another You Pat Hill ,....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mary Intellisano Sal Perrette ...,,,.,,,,,,,,,,. Vincent Scala ,,,,,,,,.,,,,, Helen Kovell ....,,.....,..., Pat Laing ,.........,,........ Ethel Mrshcll .,...,.,,...... Bernard Smith ...,.......,. .Navy Blues ..........,Mary Gee, I Wish I Knew .Small Fry I Threw A Kiss to the Ocean A Boy in Khaki and a Girl in Lace .I Had the Craziest Dream Last Night .This Love of Mine Ray Waldron ,i,,,,...,,,... Y ou Can Depend on Me Peggy Moran ...,........... Marilyn McGuire ........ Pat McNally ,,,,........... Helen Essig ................. .When Irish Eyes Are Smiling .Dearly Beloved .Yours .That Soldier of Mine Ann Hurajt ...........,..,.,, It's the Talk ol the TOWII Now that we have finished this score, we'd hetter Cross- town and hit uThe Road to Morocco,'. 60 AHELEN ESSIG WANNA HURAJT l ff? 1 fm EF 1 V X , ff? yg 'ln I W fx Z ZXMX MX aff 'C Y r f f T f ,f ,I f 7 , f I . W 7 W ffhel MMG!!! CIDTYSQ NED EELS? SHAMROCKS VV. A. A. C. S. THIS was tlrc most exciting ancl interesting year tor tlme girls' intramurals. Almost every otlier clay tliere was a baslcetlball game and tlcrese were continued until a final victory cleeiclecl wliicli team was supreme. rl-lie loleacliers were always crowclecl witli clieering stuclents. Vlllle captains for tlic Intramurals were all selected from tlie Senior room: Eileen Dugan ............... Shnmrocks Fl orence Traynor .... ........... W . A. V. E. S. Gloria Farber ......... ........ N V. A. A. 'C. S. Jeanne Cavnnnglr .............................. Navy Blues . Tlle mascots for tlrese teams were respectively Franlf Dooley, Bolo Mesler, Bernie Smith, ancl Eclwarcl Brutz- man. How sorry we were to see tlie luaslcetball season pass, for tllis was tlie last opportunity for flue Seniors to participate in Trinity's loest-lovecl game. HJEANNE CAVANAGH W. A. V. E. S. ENTER M3353 ILS FIGHTING IRISH ONCE again the end of the varsity season I1eraIc1ecI the approach of intramuraIs. Candidales were signed up, captains eIectecI, and four teams organized. This year the teams were captainecl by Seniors. James IVIcCartIiyA Iieacled the Fighting Irish, SaI Parretti the Commandos, James Chenard tIie Five Aces, and JOIU1 Forgash the Rangers, AII members fought Iiarcl to win with a spirit of HDo or Die . -EDVV ARD BRUTZIVIAN RANGERS COIVIMANDOS Footloall SENIORS at lastl Our last year ot lootlaall. Vve clicln't realize the shortness of the tootloall season, laut as Trinity travelecl through its gricliron program that emotional feeling of sarlness toolc place. We then realizecl that tootlyall lor us was fast clrawing to an encl. This year as well as every year, the laclc ol season material handicapped the coach ancl the laoys. Many olepression Clays tollowect, lnut in spite of this the Blue Braves later developed themselves into a well organizecl unit, capalnle ol meeting and some- times winning against their loes. Although football provecl itsell to he a strenuous undertaking, no one has regrettect playing where the language, HCan you talce it ancl give it?H, is learnecl. After our high school years ol: lootlrall, we regretted handing in our mole-slcins ancl loiclcling farwell, perhaps for the last time in our lives, to that great game of toothall. BERNARD SMITH Varsity Baslcetloall HE first call lor practice brought many new faces to the court to try for a varsity laerth Alter a ew practices the squacl was cut down to ten men hlhe season was startecl with only two ot last years squacl on the team lout the new learn set out to rlo its loest The gap left hy graduation last year was too lo g to tll ancl 'is a result the team vwent through i rather unsuccessful season However the looys showed that they could talce a loss with the he t ol them ancl they were not to be talcen lightly Vve ol the Senior class hope that those who lollow us will carry on the Trinity traclitron as t ose before them have EDWARD BRUTZMAN T - - 1 - . rv In Appreciation of Sister tcrrace Anita UST as We are ohiiged to our forefathers for the construction of leadership they have established in our country, so also are We indebted to our most esteemed principal, Sister Grace Anita, Who, through her ceaseiess and enduring labors, has instituted a force of leadership which tends to draw us unto the practice of employ- ing those truths of integrity that she has so well developed Within us. To her We ovve our deepest gratitude and sincerest appreciation for the interest she has main- tained in matters concerning our Welfare. We cannot express in Words what We feet for Sister Grace, hut We certainly can, and do realize the loss We will experi- ence when We depart from the portals of Trinity and leave toehind us this inspirer of Catholic discipline. i-HELEN BRYS Editorial Staff Assistant Business Managers NANCY CHIAFARO ANTHONY PARENTI Editor-in-Chief HELEN BRYS Assistant Editors FLORENCE TRAYNOR MARY CAMPBELL Art Editor ETHEL MISHELL Assistant Art Editor SALVATORE PERRETTE Business Manager HILDA POLLONAIS Sports Editors JEAN CAVANAGH EDVVARD BRUTZMAN BERNARD SMITH Poetry Editor FRANK DOOLEY Other Literary Productions EDWARD BOATE VINCENT SCALA -qklxg--,l---- -4-.--4. PATRONS His Excellency THE VERY REVEREND THOMAS J. VVALSH. Arcllloisllop of Nevvarlc REVEREND ABBOT PATRICK J. O'BRlEN, OSB. RT. REVEREND MONSIGNOR VVILLIAM F. LAWLOR RT. REVEREND MONSIGNOR HENRY J. WATTERSON R6V6I'6Dd Raymond RCVCFCHCI Mark Dooley Reverend Josepl'1 Driscoll Reverend William F. Burlse Mr Mr Reverend Vvilliam Brennan Reverend John L. Callahan Reverend R. P. Gordon Reverend Sylvester Mcveigli Reverend iI0l'll'1 WalSh Juniors, Sopllomores, . fi' Mrs. R. C. Burleigll . Er Mrs. Edward Brutzman Mr. fr Mrs. Stanley Brys Mr. fr Mrs. Tliomas Campbell Mr Mr . E7 Mrs. Edfflllfld CHVE1HHg'l1 S. Helen C0lCII181'1 BING CROSBY lvlr. 5' Mrs. De Milt Mr. fr Mrs. Jolin F. Dugan Mr. Er Mrs. F. Essig lVlr s. James Fitzgerald Mr. fr Mrs. William J. Ford Compliments of a Friend Mr. Er Mrs. Miles A. Grant lVlr. fr Mrs. Franlc Hill Mr. Er Mrs. Jaeolo A. Holle lVlr. 5 Mrs. J. Hurajt Miss Marian Huson Mr. fr Mrs. Vincent lntelisano F4FCSl'llTlCI1 Mrs. M. Koester Nlrs. Mary A. Kostlcos Peter Krup lVlrs. James Kyle Mr. Er Mrs. J. J. Lesals Mr. Er Mrs. Jolm Maney Mr. 6 Mrs. J. Marluon Mrs. Bertlia Mccartliy Mr. 5' Mrs. Bernard McCartney lvlr. Er Mrs. Edward McGuire Mr. fr lVlrs. B. J. MeNaIly Mr. Er Mrs. M. J. Moran Mr. Z-Er Mrs. A. J. Rustalco Miss Mary' A. Smith Mr. Er lVlrs. Jolin H. Traynor Miss Mildred E. Waldron Mr. Er Mrs. P. J. Waldron P. J. Vvindfeldt Er Son ,-,---.'.l.,- ..3.lll--+-1A-4p-:l- ,g-AL-,-,.,--,,5-4,45-l- DONORS NICHOLAS ANGELO MRS. F. EELLINA SEAMAN 2fc EDWARD CAMPBELL MR. S MRS. E. G. CARLETON MRS. TFIERESA CARNIGLIA DOROTHY CAVANAGH MRS. D. CHIAFARO ANNE RIINN FLYNN A FRIEND A FRIEND CDMFLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CDMFLIMENTS OF A FRIEND HARRY GERARD BERNADETTE ESTELLE OOTTLICK .IANE KEATINO JAMES KYLE MISS MARY MALINSKY MRS, ROBERT J. MARTIN MRS. ARTHUR MAY MR. E5 MRS. MESSINIA MR. Er MRS. J. M. MORAN MRS. NELLIE J. ORTLEB MR. 6 MRS. PHILIPS MRS. F. B. POLLONAIS MRS. FRANK RUSSELL NANCY JO'S BEAUTY SALON DOROTHY SPEAKER THOMAS TIERNEY MISS IRENE E. VANDERBILT MR. 8 MRS. VVILLIAMS Tel, WEstfield 2-I l66 lngram Westfield Super Service COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE 226 North Avenue Westfield, N. J Compliments of A. Grass Candle CO., lnc. Baltimore, Md. Compliments of Esl-elle's Automotive Service Scotch Plains New Jersey COMPLIMENTS OF A Friend it aritit 45111--1-4-4-451 45,4- COMPLIMENTS OF Holy Trinity Alumni Rev. Charles Callahan Rev. .lames Driscoll Rev. Mr. Collis Rev. Mr. Davis ROV. MF. RHUSCII Rev. Mr. Donnelly Anthony Angelo, M. Sgt. Josephine Angelo, R.N. Joseph Barrett VValter Barrett Edith Baitiato Florence Battiato Lena Battiato Pvt. Edward Billson Alfred Blado Bernard Blado, Jr. Odette Bolin Mary Bradshaw Mary Braun Bernard Brennan VVinifred Brenan Virginia Brownlee Anne Cagnasola John P. Cahill Arthur Callahan VVilliam Callahan Francis Capitella Joseph Carniglia .loseph Castaldo Beulah Caulfield Dorothy Cavanagh Elizaloeth Cocchia Agnes Sievers Cole, R.N. James Coleman Vincent Coleman Helen Conway Kenneth De Milt Frances De Saulniers .lames Di Battista Edith Diiius Kathryn Kluge Donald John L. Dugan iloseph F. Dugan Mary McDevitt Dugan William Dugan, Sgt. Grace Dunn AKC John Durlcin Margaret Durlrin Lt. D. M. Driscoll Dorothy Driscoll, R.N. .lohn Driscoll Sgt. Charles Eller Dorothy Eller AKC Fred Eclcmann Gloria Fahles Nancy Farher Mary Fayden Elizaheth Farley Sister Mary Dominic VVhalen Anne Kluge Fish John P. Fitzgerald Vlary E. Fitzgerald Andrew Forgash, AXC Rose Gaffney Dorothy Ganslqa Frances Getty .lohn Gillespie Theresa Ginther .lean Gorman James Goulding Mary Grogan Elizalocth McCall Harrison Peter Hayles Agnes Hill Margaret Short Honeclcer .loan Quipp Johnson VVilliam P. Kain, Ensign Dorothy Kenny .lean Kenny Anna Mae Keppler John Keppler John Koester. Ensign Eileen Kosthus Miriam Kostlcos Joseph Laurent Margaret Laurent Joseph Laurent Marie Laurent Dorothy Voss Le Bedda Dennis Lenahan Ralph Lenahan James Lenahan Kathryn Lynch Rosemary Lynch Lillian Gerty Maher, R.N. Joseph Maney Jeanette May ilohn Arthur May, Jr. Daniel Moynihan Elizaheth Moynitian Elizaheth McAghon Eileen McCarthy Charles McGall Dorothy McGall Elizabeth McGuire, R.N. Marion lvlclaaughfin Claire Keppler McMahon George Merlo VVilliam Messler Edward Mooney James Mooney Margaret lvfooney Rev. Mr. Gaffney Brother Sehastian VValsh Sister Mary St. Augustine Kain Sister Maria Lucia Gerty Sister Mary lrene Vanderhilt Sister Anita Agnes VVhalen .lames Moran John Mullin David Nelson Fred Nelson Roloert Nelson Adelaide Noonan. R.l.P. Helen Noonan Francis Noonan Veronica Noonan Vincent Noonan Elizaloeth Snyder Noonan Dorothy Keppler Van Gldennel George Ortleh Lawrence Ortleh Marion Ortleh lver Peterson Arthur Pfaff Elizabeth Pfaff, R.N. Eleanor Pfaff Robert Pfaff Victor Poston Alice Moynihan Preston Eleanor O'Sullivan Staih Eugene Scala lVlathilda Scala Ella Scalzadonna Francis Sheehan, Pfc. VVarren Sheehan Eleanor Shuster, 2nd Lt. Philip Shuster, lst Sgt. Alwin Sievers Franlc Sievers Joseph Smith Rita Snyder James Songster Francis J. Stavish, Ensign Gerard E. Stavish, Sp. 2fc Thomas .l. Stavish, F Qfc Vincent Sweeney Gwendolyn Shuster Terrerr Nancy Towle Catherine Townsend Henry Townsend Margaret Townsend Bernice Traynor John Traynor Eleanor Grtleh VVatts Bernadette Whelan Corporal Edward Whelan Rohert VVhelan, Sea. Qfc Loyola Gerty YVragg Theodore Zeller 'iiiiitvv - v vi-- 68 ----'Qrtwv1--t1r---v-- Road Contracting Co. ot Westfield 714 CENTRAL AVENUE WESTFIELD N J J. E. Hurley Lumber Co. TIMBER and PLANK SAW MILL PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY BARRETT ASPHALT SHINGLES and ROOFINGS SOLD BY J. S. Irving Company Telephone WEstfield 2-3030 WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY ,- KISSAM'S HABERDASHERY Fon MEN AND sovs 125 Broad Street Westfield, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF DOOLEY FUNERAL SERVICE WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF Raw! aww Abbot Patrick J. O'Brien O. S. B. lll3l'ililiLEll Sllllllll Well-rounded secretarial courses for high school graduates. Spe' cial Course for college women. Distin- guished Faculty. Individualized Instruction. Effective Placement Service. New Terms Begin Feb., July, Sept. 420 Lexington Ave., New York City 22 Prospect St., East Orange, N. J. -FOR BULLETIN, ADDRESS DIRECTOR 33 l lggpl Q - Q L l.l.3lg lllpl JOHN -FRANKS Mews APPAREL Westfield and Plainfield New Jersey GEORGE'S ESSO STATION South Avenue and West Broad Street Westfield, N. J. el. PLainfield 6-l242 FRANK T. KAEDING DAIRY We Wish and Serve You the Best of Health 4l2 John Street Plainfield, New Jersey TWO SPLENDID INVESTMENTS . . . 'I-. United States War Savings Bonds. Zi An Investment Account in the Westfield Federal Savings and Loan Association. IOOW SAFE NON-SPECULATIVE CONVERTIBLE INTO cAsi-1 WESTFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Broad at Prospect Westfield, N. J. ---1- 4 ttri 1111613117 it We've gone to War on War COMPLIMENTS Production! OF We'II be back after the Iast shot is fired with a better THE line ot MIDLIN MODEL RAILROAD right-of-way LEADER EQUIPMENT. YOURS FOR AN EARLY VICTORYI A Westfield Institutions for MIDLIN MODELS, Inc. 53 Years 435 Park Avenue, Scotch Plains COMPUMENTS coMPLiMENTs OF OF HOLY NAME SOCIETY WIGTON-ABBOTT OF coRPoRATioN HOLY TRINITY CHURCH 'k Westfield, N. J. Plainfield, New Jersey New York, N. Y. iitfiiiiiiiiiiiri-iii ip! ,,,-,,',-,-,,..---,...'.A-..----,-.',,..,- Telephone WEs'rfieId 2-2374 BERNARD V. ALLEN ALLEN'S TYDOL STATION CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED NORTH AVENUE AND CLARK STREET WESTFIELD, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF ' MOUNTAINSIDE INN ROUTE 29 MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF OFFICIAL FAMILY OF BOROUGH OF GARWOOD JAMES T, LEONARD, Mayor Council IRA E. GIBSON PATRICK J. O'NEILL JOSEPH E. HUMENIK ANTHONY J. RICCARDO RONALD D. O'LEARY EDMUND A. SMITH COMPLIMENTS OF A F R I E N D COMPLIMENTS OF IRENE D. CASEY 75 Telephone WEstfieId 2-2200 CLEMENTS BROS. FUEL OIL III QUIMBY STREET WESTFIELD, N. J. Telephone BArcIay 7-3766-7-8 WILLIAM J. HIRTEN CO., Inc. CHURCH GOODS - RELIGIOUS ARTICLES P. O. Box 437 25-27 BARCLAY STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF DARBY'S DRUG STORE WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY Telephone ROseIle 4-I53l JOSEPH J. TOMASULO Cr CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS and ENGINEERS 53I WESTFIELD AVENUE ROSELLE PARK, N. J. Telephone ELizabetI'I 3-9590 E, E. VOURVOULIAS, Prop. LIBERTY CANDY KITCHEN II23 ELIZABETH AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. J. 111a+a+ 91751 -,A-,,,,.,- COLLEGE OF ST. ELIZABETH CONVENT INear Morristownl NEW JERSEY A Catholic College tor women, on the approved list of the Association of America Universities Campus of 400 acres. Modern residence halls. Regular arts courses, pre-medical, secretarial, teacher training, music, home economics, science. Degrees-B.A. and B.S. in Home Economics. FOR CATALOGUE, ADDRESS THE DEAN DIEGES 6' CLUST OFFICIAL IEwIaI.EIzs Fon TI-IE CLASS or 1943 I-IoI.Y TRINITY I-IIGI-I SCHOOL i7 JOHN STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. Telephone MArket Z-8699 G R A U B A R D ' S oNE OF AMERIcA's LARGEST scHooL OUTFlTTERS 899-9Ol BROAD STREET NEWARK, N. J. DRAKE COLLEGE 40 SOMERSET STREET PLAINFIELD, N. J. COURSES-Secretarial, Accountancy, Stenographic-COURSES Day-Open All Year-Evening Phone Plainfield 6-0344 WILLIAM C. COPE, D.S,C., Pres. FRANKLIN G. HOAGLAND, B.S., Mgr. COMPLIMENTS or T U T T L E B R 0 S . SOUTH AVENUE WESTFIELD, N. J. Telephone WEstfield 2-I492 It-if --:viii 75 4-4p-,--,,l4p4.4p Tel. FAnwood 2-8055-R Robert E. Evans ALL KINDS OF ACCOUNTING WORK Tax Reports, Business or Individual 1955 Grand Street Scotch Plains, N. J ,-,-,.A4-Q--QA-4 Tel. Pl.ainfield 6-2331 Crescent Home P. CASEY G SON DIRECTORS OF FUNERALS 151 East Seventh Street Plainfiel N J d,. Compliments of H udson Office Supply Company Navy Blues Jeanne Cavanagh Betty Jean Grant Kathryn Durkin Veronica Hill Lois McCarthy Theresa Stavish Anne Carniglia Helen Cavanagh Virginia Ortleb Marion Kyle Doris Byrne Kathryn Lenehen Betty Boate Patricia Walsh U. Caccarro Virginia Philli R. J. Goerke Co. JUNIOR MISS CENTER OF UNION COUNTY Elizabeth New Jersey Compliments of Woodbrook Farms Metuchen New Jersey PLainfield W, X, 7180-Phones-WEsttield 2-4141 Poling Oil Co. CYRIL N. POLING, Proprietor O I L Prompt Delivery Service--Metered Service Plant and Office: South Avenue, Scotch Plains, N. J. Mail-Westfield, R- F. D, No. 1 SERVICE CLEANLINESS QUALITY The Exeenenf Diner 222 North Avenue, Westfield, N. J. Tel. WEsttield 2-1582 Tables for Ladies Open Day and Night t 76 I 6 QLQ?--,,L,l-,L,,,--All-,,,.Q-----, TEENS and YOUNG DEBS WEAR Zega's Bakery Edith Hill Baking Done on Premises Tel. WEstfield 2-l4lO 5l9 E. Broad Street Westfield, N. J. 340 North Avenue Garwood, N The Spectator Shop SPORTSWEAR 20 Elm Street Westfield, N, J. Robert Treat Delicatessen Garwood Quality Food Market Meats - Groceries - Provisions Fruits and Vegetables llO Center Street Garwood, N. J. Compliments of Pine Brook Poultry Farm MAURICE QUEBEC, Prop. Compliments of BiII'l Bremble One block off Highway 29 S n u f t y ' s SIZZLING CHARCOAL STEAKS Tel. FAnwoocl 2-7587 Park and Mountain Avenues Scotch Plains, N. J. Scher's Drug Store IO7 Centre Street Garwood, N. J. Tel, FAnwood Z-7352 John Morel PLUMBING - HEATING Scotch Plains, N. J. South Avenue Barber Shop 607 South Avenue Westfield, N. J. BEST WISHES from Sheffield Farms Tel. WEstfield 2-4848 Arthur N. Pierson Corp. Real Estate - Mortgages - Insurance 37 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Office WEstfield 2-lOlO Res. WEstfield 2-0486 Reynolds Real Estate T. B. Er N. F. REYNOLDS The Rialto Building 254 East Broad Street Westfield, N. J. Compliments of Andrew Hair Stylist Tel. WEstfield 2-2466 W a r d e I I ' s Tel. ROS. 4-i692 Toth's Pharmacy O. J. TOTH, Reg. Pharm. 204 Chestnut St. Roselle Park, N, J. Household Paper Products MRS. G. BECKLEY, Agent Successor to MRS. BURTSILL Complete Line Paper Goods Write or Telephone Orders 424 Mountain Avenue WE. 2-OO62-J Tel, WEstfield 2-2l l6 Park Friendly Service at the Circle MOBILEGAS CHUBEY and PAUL Elm Barber Shop Specializing Free Delivery Open Till 7:00 P. M, Ladies' and Cl1lldl'eh'S Hall' Cutting 4Ol South Avenue Opp. Railroad Station Westfield, N. J. 4l Elrn Street Westfield, N. J. rvvv:tr-nv-w:Qrwvvw-rvv1v--grivvv-vrvtr-71-vvvi Campliments Of Ye Olde Historic Inn HOME COOKING Fine Wines and Liquors FRANK GALBRAITH, Prop. Compliments of Martha Lorton CANDIES I3 Elm Street Westfield, N J Tel. WEstfield 2-2296, 3922 Plaza Ice Cream Shoppe Breyer's Ice Cream Exclusively Newspapers, Periodicals 5l9 South Avenue At the Circle Specializes in Hair Cutting Micheals Barber Shop ANGELO DeCRlSTOPl-IER, Prop. Mountain Avenue Mountain Side, N J Compliments of Watchung Avenue Tailor 84 Watchung Avenue Plainfield, N. J. Central Cut-Rate Drug Store THE RITE RATE STORE Compliments Of Tony's Barber Shop 4ll Park Avenue Plainfield, N, J. Tel. WEstfield 2- l 488 Central Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST MICHAEL CERMELE, Pl'I.G. 524 Central Avenue Cor, Park Street Westfield, N Compliments Of De Matteo's Shoe Repair 325 South Avenue Westfield, N. J. Tel. PLainfielcl 6-56l7 Benedict's Dairy Direct Receiver and Distributor of Country Bottled Milk and Cream Butter - Eggs l363 East 7th Street Plainfield, N W 1111-11----Y--.-,wv-vv-ar-11 The Adam Cleaners Cr Dyers Elite Barber Shop and FRANK HERAS, Prop. The Evel n Sho e y Children's Haircutting by Experts 609-613 South Avenue Westfield, N. J. fll Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Waves Compliments of A F r i e n d Compliments of Bray's Appliance Shop THE RECORD SHOP Tel. Wlfstfield 2-4250 27 Elm Street Westfield, N. .J Mrs. G. O. Keller, lnc. Cleaners - Dyers - Coldstorage Cash and Carry Office at 24 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Tel. Fanwood 2-7226 Larry Kramer TUUY G 3U559 Tydol-Veedol Service Station WATCHMAKER and JEWELER . . O.P.A. Tire Inspection Jewelry and Novelty Jewelry Tires Recapped and Vulcanizing Service E. Front Street and Terrill Road 2l8 Watchung Avenue Plainfield, N. J. Scotch Plains, N. J. Telephones 2-2l42, 2-2336 Howard L. Ta lor y Whelan Drug PAINTER 1 DECORATOR Sales Agency D. LASS, Ph. G. S. WEINTRAUB, Ph. G l2O Marion Avenue Westfield, N. J. Broad and Elrn Streets Westfield, N. J 80 66 itiiiiiwvr -nr itrti L--,--,-,-----,- Tel. WEstfIeld 2-2250 Walter Trenkle, Prop 75TH YEAR Bonat Bake Shop Welch's Paint G' Wall Paper BAKERY Special attention given to Wedding, Club and Party Cakes Home of Butter Baked Cakes 214 East Broad Street Westfield, N. J. 220 E' Broad Sfreel' Weslfleldf N- -l- Tel. WE. 2-5585 Progressive Printers Social and Commercial Printing Done Promptly 206 North Avenue Westfield, N. J. Telephone Wlfstfield 2-0620 V i s w a t D a i r y 235 North Avenue, W. Westfield, N. J Phone WEstfield 2-5353 Mike and George Ideal Market Meats - Groceries - Fruits and Vegetables 103 East Broad Street Westfield, N. J. Compliments of Gartland's Men Store 231 E. Broad Street Compliments of J. S. Irving Co. Westfield New Jersey Tel. WEstfield 2-2525 H. L. Vance FLORIST 321 South Street Westfield, N. J. Compliments of F. W. Woolworth Co. 'Westfield New Jersey Tel. VVEstfield 2-3141, 3142 La Belle, Inc. Cleaners and Dyers Tailors and Pressors 144 E. Broad Street Westfield, N. J. T776 Civiiv Westfield, N. J. Compliments of George Nolte PLUMBING and HEATING Tel. Wlfstfield 2-2334 Cor. New York and South Avenues Westfield, N. J. With Compliments of Richmond Sweet Shoppe MRS. EDWARD REGAN, Proprietor Tel. PLainfield 6-9432 5th and Richmond Street Plainfield, N, J. Compliments of Cities Service THOS. BIDDULIPH, Lessee 600 North Avenue Westfield, N. J. Tel. PLainfield 6-9l78 Renz Tydol Service Station S40 South Avenue Plainfield, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-0985 Tompkins Ice Cream Co. QUALITY ICE CREAM South Street Westfield, N. J. Tel, PLainfield 6-5448 Princess Shop Styles of the Hour in DRESSES and COATS l77 E. Front Street Plainfield, N. J. Tel. PLainfield 6-2416 Richard's Confectionery Store TONY YACKA, Manager 953 West Fourth Street Plainfield, N. J. Compliments of Barry's Diner Garett Place Plainfield, N. J. Compliments of George Ortleb GROCER and DELICATESSEN 466 West Broad The Italian-American Grocery MIKE CARAVELLO, Proprietor 509 Central Street Cor. of East Sixth St. Plainfield, N. J. r-1, .gv--1---v----- --ll-lr - Q- 3991.- LlAp--,,,, . Q., - McCarthy Cr Simon, Inc. MANUFACTURING SPEClALlSTS 7-9 West 36th Street, New York Just off Fifth Avenue Specialists in Choir Vestments - Pulpit Gowns Caps, Gowns, Hoods for All Degrees Outfitters to over 2500 Schools, Colleges, and Churches Tel. FAnwood 2-75l3-W Estimates Furnished Miller G' Tobin C. E. TOBIN, Prop. Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers 66 Midway Avenue Established l9l3 Fanwood, N. J. Milady's Shop The Store of Feminine Loveliness Tel. WEstfield 2-0736 Paul Allemann JEWELER - OPTICIAN lO4 East Broad Street Westfield, N. J Singer Taxi Service PHONE WESTFIELD 2-3200 250 North Avenue Westfield, N. J Hamrah Bros. Floor Covering Specialists CARPETS - RUGS - LINOLEUMS - TILES F. A. GORDON Showrooms: Plant: 44 Elm St., Westfield 332 LeLand Ave.,Plf'd. l67 E. Broad Street Westfield, N. J. TGleDlW0f1G 2-0028 Telephone 6-4466 Tel' WE. 2-4589 Tel. PL. 6-0991 Frank McGrath W e e M o d e r n s INFANTS and CHILDREN'S WEAR Mac's Service Station TIRES, TUBES and BATTERIES 230 E- Broad Street Westfield, N- J- Plainfield Ave. 6' Front St. Plainfield, N. J. Tel. WEstfieId 2-3686 Prompt Delivery By Appointment pnone WE. 2,2192 Westfield Liquors , , Friedel Hairdressers WINES - LIQUORS - CORDIALS BEERS 226 East Broad Street Westfield, N. J. 403A South Avenue Westfield, N. J. lllggl -lea Mr. Schultz Tel. PLainfield 6-0309 John Larisch Meats, Poultry and Provisions Groceries and Vegetables 605 W. Fourth Street Plainfield, N, J. Daniel Chiafaro BARBER SHOP 323 South Avenue Westfield, Compliments of P a r k S t o r e s Compliments of Fighting Irish Central Quality Market C. S. SCALZADONA, Prop. Meats and Groceries Fancy Fruits and Vegetables SiO Central Avenue Westfield, N. J. Andr.ew's EXPERT SHOE REPAIR IN QUALITY we ARE SUPREME 512 Central Avenue Westfield, N. J. Compliments of A F r i e n d Compliments of C o m m a n d o s With Compliments of Sievers Bakery CONRAD WIRTH, Prop. Tel. WEstfield 2-4l89 ll7 E. Broad Street Westfield, N. J if--wlrwvwqr-wir-v--wr vvvavvv --r-Y-v---t.,---Y Compliments of F i v e A c e s Compliments of Eitel Bros. Dairy Tel. PLainfield 6-22I2 Armstrong Tire G' Supply Co. E. E. BRUTZMAN TIRES - TUBES - RECAPS IO8 W. Seventh Street Plainfield, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-5333 Stevens Motor Serice AUTO REPAIRING 2I8 North Avenue Westfield, N. J Lehigh Coal Cr Supply Co. OF UNION CO., N. J. The Dutch Room ROSelle 4-2099 al' Van Court Inn ROselle 4-I367 ROSELLE, N. J. Compliments of Mr. G' Mrs. J. Perettey Tel. WEstfieId 2-Ol4l Central Ha rclwa re Headquarters for Pittsburgh Paints - Nu-Enamel - Kem Tone Pyrexware - Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs and other Nationally Known Products 508 Central Avenue Westfield, N. J .,,,,L4-,,,Q-,,- A-4.--45l,-,-,,,,,,..4 lel. WEstfield 2-3194 Graydon's Servicenter Route 29 and Mountain Avenue Mountainside, N. J. Tel. PLainfield 6-9489 Best Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS SAMUEL SWERDLOFF, Reg. Phat. llOl South Avenue lAt Northwood R. R, Stationl Plainfield, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-3000 Westfield Paint G' Hardware Co. Wholesale - Retail Paint - Hardware - Housefurnishings Glass - Wallpaper - Artists' Supplies Rider College Offers Regular and Accelerated Programs Leading to Bachelor of Science Degrees ln Commerce And Education Write For Catalogue 39 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Founded i865 Trenton, N, J. Stop at H o e r m a n n ' s . . y ron Court Trinity sooo HOME MADE ICE CREAM and CANDY Compliments of Westfield Press GriII's Tel. Westfield 2-3300 Silk Cf C0l'l'0n Sh0P 240 NORTH AVENUE l3O E. Broad Street Westfield, N. J. Compliments of Helen G. Coleman Compliments of Frank Nigreen Groceries and Delicatessen Fruits and Vegetables 4Ol W. Broad Street Westfield, N. J vb--.va-va ,-.-,4.,,,,4.4g.,4gq41,-, - - - ,,,4--,,--,,4, Compliments of Compliments Of Van Doren Laundry Service, Inc. Doerrer Cr Sons Tel. Wlistfield 2-i2OO 508-626 North Avenue Westfield, N. J. Compliments of Compliments of Bliwise's Store I O Gkocsiues - DEi.icA'rEssEN staffers De cate55e Tel. Wlistfield 2-l 133 Tel' Wgstfield 2-3322 Springfield Road Mountainside, N. J. 45 Elm Street Westfield, N.J Compliments of GW hw. FRED l-l. GRAY, Sr. and FRED H. GRAY, Jr. ur-nr-prev s+ci11i1?t 87 Alpggaggpgll-lg-+4139----+-L-A--, Tel. WEstfield 2-0298 B e r n a r d ' s Successors to BISSELL'S TEXTILE STORE Tel. WEstfieId 2-0239 Westfield Studios, Inc. FOR FINE PORTRAITS DRY GOODS CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS 210 E. Broad Street Westfield, N. J. 232 E' Broad Street Westfield' N' J' Tel. ORange 5-2146 Estimates Furnished TSI. WESTHSICI 2-1251 Franklin A. Harris Paiting, Decorating and Paper-Hanging 136 Brookwoocl Street East Orange, N. J. Compliments of A Friend Tel. WEstfieId 2-1500, 1501 Taylor Hardware Co., Inc. WestfieId's Oldest Hardware Store 125-129 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Westfield Recreation HENRY O, FREDERICKS, Mgr. BOWLING I0 ABC Regulation Alleys - Pool 6' Billiard Tables 226-236 North Avenue Westfield, N. J. Compliments of S. B. McEwen FLORIST Grove Street Westfield, N. J. Compliments of H. P. Townsend Express - Trucking - Storage - Moving 241 North Avenue Westfield, N. J. Kilbourne G' Donohue -I0 Clinton Street Newark, N. J. Carmen's Barber Shop 29 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. 1-----1ar-qr4r--1wv-iy,:--T--wvtiti.-,ig NEW CITY PRINTING CO Union City, N. J. bf Lf ,AM ,JM .jf , JA V U Mb Z U gr X2 ,EN wnif. AX xv of JJSZNJ Gift-DJJ BX QV ' fil. .f., V ifpjl , I if MJ 9' , 11,1 nf HJ' ' aw nf l PM 02 u x fi N 'PA ' rv x, ' JJ J . Eg 2' ' Wx .1 U ,.,-if 0. , W-, . w W f x . 1 'Au -,, 35 if A, E ' e , f ,a ' F: . ll ,. Xl ' f 1, 1 ? gl 1 I az 1 J ll V jg .2 F' 3 Y I I Q . L 3 if , xt f n il 'V 1:-mf! Q32 VZ i , Nik ,, I 1 5.43. il' I ' ,pb lb Qs fix' . 9, sf Q ig 3- 1 ' i ,4 sl C xii!! .196 . .H ' I ,dlifl ' A W W WWX - 1 1 , 'K V .N h ,R ,,,,.. , -if . , ,i .f f 'V J , A w,, ,M,,mg,h... , . , ,, .,, .. .. . ,....---,,....-.,..,..,....-- -....