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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1944 volume:

1 H 3 5 Y ? r . i Q I 1 ! i X f 5 s L u 1 , X 6 L a i 3 5 ,x I 5 Y n n A i I --m,M4Mwmz0g0JmzmzzaWe I Zddffneammmkifnemwzilemiifzhdname. AND THIS ns WHAT MONSIGNOR WATTERSON HAS DONE. X in llEllIlIHlEll lll . .0 A SIC ITER AD ASTRA SUCH IS THE WAY TO THE STARS URING the past year there was added to our Faculty a newly ordained Priest, The Reverend John Francis Davis. An exemplar of all that is to be desired in Catholic manhood, he is a holy and saintly priest. The sheep in this shepherd's care need never fear for they are guarded well because such gold can never tarnish. Hence it is not strange that Father Davis has rapidly endeared himself to all, both in and out of school. We, the Class of l944, love and respect him for the tireless effort he has devoted both to our scholastic work as well as our outside activities. Also, we realize that by the firm religious faith and convictions he has imparted, all our lives have become more enriched, and thus we may be enabled to strive all the greater for the honor and glory of Almighty God. To Father Davis then, this yearbook is respectfully dedicated and along with it go our humble prayers for the continuance of his holy work in the years to come. We know that future classes will come to feel towards him as we do, and will likewise regret to leave his faithful and beneficial guidance. -ROBERT JOHNSTON lt is singular to note that both the Curate and the Pastor are from Jersey City and that two of the Ordinandi, The Reverend Charles R. Callahan and The Reverend James Driscoll, pictured in this book, are both classmates of The Reverend Father Davis and they are both Monsignor Watterson's boys. lHE llEVEllEllll flllHEll RCU wfgrfimfw. JUHH FHHHCIS DHVIS HIS EXCELLENCY The Most Reverend THOMAS JOSEPH WALSH ARCHBISHOP OF NEWARK 6 The Right Reverend HENRY J. WATTERSON THE RIGHT REVEHEHD HEHHU J WHTTEHSUH 1 1 1 1 s HEN MONSIGNOR WATTERSON came to Westfield, he had nothing to start with except a small wooden church. Today, as we look upon the new and beautiful buildings of Trinity we wonder how Father ever had the courage to at- tempt such a great task, and we marvel at the goodness of God in helping him to accomplish it. A We know that if it had not been through the Grace of God, Monsignor Watterson's diligent work, and the ever-ready help of the parishioners, this would not have been possible. Father Watterson was rewarded for his undying ambition in 1941, when Our Holy Father elevated him to the rank of Rt. Rev. Monsignor, and he was again re- warded this year by seeing his Church, Schools, Convent and Rectory completely free of debt. Now, as we prepare to leave Trinity, we the Seniors of 1944, can not do so without thanking him for all that he has done for us during our years with him. May God bless and protect him always. -Kay Lenahan BELUVED PHSTUH FHIIUIIII RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR HENR J. WATTERSON Dean of both schools Instructor in Religion REVEREND JOHN F. DAVIS, A.B., S.T.L. Literature Ill, IV . fl 1 ' ' 1 X SISTER GRACE ANITA Off A ' I ' V u fy., ji, X ' . . 'I ,' , I Principal ' - Latin I ' ' 5 SISTER JOSEPH EUCHARIA Secretarial Subjects SISTER REGINA CORDIS Science Mathematics SISTER MARIA Spanish Q? A Biology ' ,EQ 9 English wx, A 9 O- FRANK J' POWER S MISS MARION HUSON Physical Director History and Civics IRENE D. CASEY ' IRENE D. CASEY Public Speaking Dramatics MIISS MARION HUSON Art ANTHONY J. RUSTAKO Musical Director ANTHONY J. RUSTAKO FRANK J. POWER The 'Reverend FATHER JOHN F. DAVIS I f' ' ' EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ROBERT JOHNSTON Assistant Editors JOHN MCINTYRE RITA STAVISH Sports Editors WILLIAM DOWNEY RICHARD KOUBA LOIS MCCARTHY Business Manager ANNA CARNIGLIA Assistant Business Managers SHIRLEY DeRAGON GEORGE WOLF Art Editor GENE ROSSI Poetry Editor RICHARD HANLEY l ' CC 'W :I UI! . J Il fusing' E I I i l,l I I I -- 'lf l I I I I I g 4 1 is ilfnlliing i-,Q 1.01, ni, .. f.i.i.. II . -. aff, 4 , 1 I 'i I 'E'-L. it fam, fififh . jiri 1 K, fri' f 4 f E IN fs . h If , Q - I ff' A f,yf,ov617f Mfg, 1 1 N f lf V P . 1- ,ff . , ,f ,Xl fy ref. ,nam as .ffgf7',-J aa gf' f' . V' ' X4 If ' 'I ' ffrtfvr , 'f:'9 ., 'A? 1 f'1 '7 WILLIAM EZRA BENEDICT, JR. .pl 'kg' :QQWQL !'l59f!M ' , I gffffr, W ci.AssiE:Ai. A V X. co1.LEeE - a 1 1 ' , , 4 l .j'f X if -fam If- , r - V ' An agreeable companion on a journey is'as a . , , fa , . ., 'K good as a carriage. . ! ' , r , Q ,ff Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Manager. ENNY , as he is popularly tagged by his classmates, has been marooned within the walls of dear Old Trinity for nearly twelve years. He is tall, dark, and handsome, with an athletic build that has held together nicely dur- ing his two seasons as end on the football team. Benny leads his class, al- phabetically, and his deepest regret in life is the fact that he's the first to be called on in History period. He also merits the distinguished title of class chauffeur. Benny hopes to join the Navy when he graduates, so here's wishing him smooth.sailing. I2 s. :Wy Q7 E' leliliit ' i I I ' -' ' l I I I I. l ' Nuff- ,l L0 l, I , ' ' if if fp :isp xiii' H :Lil 221112.20121 W f , ,' - ' s , X f f ,511 0 f ylf' Milf. IX, W fl J J 1 A W I n 1 XY ,Vw Y f if fi r .. V J f fl V .' I ,Y, ! Y' L, Ks! jfs. if LIli.LlrAN lZAik!g4l'H, fe X, fff V, iff: , BeffyM!J i r ,ji 1 ,, , M 7 cf! ,,,. XVUVXEATIN EN'ILlf,LC'f f Xifgkss ONAL YJ my Il ing face iiespegiu a merry heaygciffff 'Li if ' if f yi .f If ,J ff ,.iif.f 4 i ff' ' 570 5 f b! l f ' l,,,:2Lf'f A' 'fffgfuo Q ff' Y ' J 'Ay W .- y I . Q, Q, I xii. ff W 1 Intramural l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics l, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2. HAT happy senior manages to give out with that giggle in any class? Whose vivacious cheerleading has inspired Trinity's varsities for three solid years? And, who led her own intramural team this year, one of the best? Betty of course, who has taken her place among the more popular stu- dents. Yes, the possessor of these athletic abilities has successfully held her end up scholastically, proven by her continuous IOOWJ in Latin Prose. Not to mention her terrific portrayal of the siren Sonja , in our Senior play. Yes, we who have known Betty more intimately will remember her always as a fine, true friend. We are sure Trinity's loss will be the nursing profession's gain. I3 lullllll 9 . y dlp,-I 4' 1 EQJI f? ,l,,1:,llfl 11' ,if ng lu lf' J 9 'Ml I ll Q 'ualilgcl E I TRICIA, BOYLE Rene PROFESSIONAL Her are homes of silent prayer. Dramatics 3, 4. IRENE came to us in her Junior year, from Bayonne, and has proven to be a true and faithful friend. Mere words cannot do justice for 'her sincere and charming personality, but those who know her as a true and genuine friend, realize that her steadfast qualities makes friendship valuable indeed. Her lustrous curly hair and green eyes, make her a magnet to many new friends. She intends to make nursing her profession, and with qualities such as hers, she is bound to be very successful. We wish her every possible suc- cess, and 'hope that the world will be as generous to her as she has been to so many others. 'I4 CCW PM y .SU i-- --ii: A rr: iwlulml fa'-, 'I 'T ' i.. 3 ff :i::5l:l22l see saagni My i aj ,Q ff W ILM, fbfj f 1 ! ,X W 1 4x I blf ,f i 1 My W 'll GLW n we U y JU.t j l ,fi -it gf?-1126: I if 3 uf 14339 Eiyl'Z1 ABETlTl,51Q, A LEE K K V, LVVrf'Rifa: il f 1 ' LA'i'INm fhtirf NAKQ!g ' J,i.f ': vyownhearted never! fappy ever! KA Vice President 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Glee' Club l, 2, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. COiMBlNE sincerity and strength of character with a sparkling sense of humor and a generous heart and behold Rita. Well liked by her class- mates because of her democratic good fellowship, Rita has always upheld the honor of Trinity as a student. Besides being an expert on the basketball court, she showed her acting ability when she portrayed Libby in our Sen- ior play. We have no doubt that Rita's career in nursing will reflect credit- ably on her' twelve years within the portals of Trinity. 'I5 :-H: fl? r: w:i::' . tit. Mft!!! . LD' 'H f 'f use if ff :izmzliil E all if f' .I l fl A L,-lx' - I '-f j,sf.A1',,.,,Ql1 ..X,, . 'M Q 5:1 1-f'f1 ff- f1ff'f,!f.I 'fy L 4-J C xy, 4 ., f . l C C A x . V I+ ' St'-uf Cz oloaii-rimfrctsfarrfisilfi N I Y' ' r' 'VA' ly Md, llDQrlSllA2!-K ,.., 45-..uf1..,3 .Mf.a. l COMMERCIAL BUSINESS O Be silent and be safe. 5,f.,4., 51 it rv I A' A-I i 'Dramatics I, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. ORIS is one of the most industrious members ot our Senior Class and is always busy on one job or another. She could, we have no doubt, give an excellent course on baby care as well as a lecture on the trials of a store clerk. She is tall and fair and has an unpredictable sense of humor. While there are those who think her quiet, we who have known her since starting school know that she is capable of plenty of noise and rollicking fun. So long, Doris, may you have loads of success on whatever road life leads you. i6 ya lv Nl l C-C e7j :i qui 1 ll al H: D pl H,l:1l'If, 'nD,.,.dJ-l llllll'4' H IP m 151 A-n'l,' Ill. , I l. , I fp I I ii 'B' , -5.--1 J T K f Q71 :Q Jaw r Je- Xfe- X -xy! ,:, ff Vyfg V1 - 1- ' X f l. JV,-jf to ffL , , aff, i T,,f1,acf.f' -iakgfg, vfffvcf inf 'A'-A ,cows aa! A, . X ,, an A 'M' ANNE MARIE CARNIGLIA , ff X , V' f , ,, ,, Anne'L's - y 4 -f X commaacmuff? 1,1 , EQQNQSQ .ffm g D K Mystery of Mysteries V :L,fL.',f'f,,fpa.'f ,V .1 jg! 1 gy' ,Vi , ' . XM! 4 s' 'fl ' ' ll ,,.Y ,ff' !.'l x ..,4 C99 ll, NR Jxrig -W fv . ug, 'H .1 x -- 4, 1' - X Px. 1 f x., I ,f . Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager of Trinitas 4. NNE is another Trinitarian who hails from Plainfield. She is tall, slim and the possessor of attractive, brunette hair, hazel eyes, and a business- like, but friendly disposition. Anne not only enjoys basketball, but plays at it well. She is an ardent Army fan and her chief ambition is to become a C.P.A. May you reach this goal, you so richly deserve, Anne. 17 . A CC' 'W 7 ,.. I F llllllllll - - ' 4 I I ' , 1. - ll ' ' ' ' ' 4 . -if :lifihllil H till' 8- F313 111 ,T , M I, .. 4 . J f ,LJW ,pf ' MJ f , ! MUNDJ1 MK U fn' af ffj. 5 jfE5?,,,jUM!W,,4f. If K V ' ftL?:xQod for sore eyes lhgigv nlli, if JWVJVJVJ . 'X JV 'ff' MJ 4 LA! l 1.3-f' Dramaticsul, 2, 3, 45' Intramurals l, 2, 3 ,45 Football Manager l, 2, 35 Varsity Football 45 gf Basketball Manager l, 2, 35 Varsity Basketball 45 Prefect 4. 4:- AVlE has spent twelve years under the guidance of the shadows of Trinity. Although small in stature, his remarkable qualities are num- erous. Whenever any activities were in progress, Cavie was always there participating in them. His job as manager gained him many friends, because of his fine work in assisting the players. As for playing basketball, his record stands out for itself and his football days are equally as notable. We are sure that his perfect qualities will lead him on to bigger and better things ahead. Best of luck in the future years, Cavie . fr. ., - 'fn vs - '1 1. I8 '--- H.. H, ,. l :l1ll liilllii E in, - I H'-2.-H I 5,1 .I .. :UQ gfllif H 11' af I IIT' RITA CAROL CAVANAUGH Cavie COMMERCIAL BUSINESS I hate nobodyg I am in charity with the world I p lntramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club AVlE is the class blond and also one of our most Hailing from Roselle Park, Rita has a gay smile that would light up any dreary day. A perfect ment and mirth, her most outstanding quality is hasn't quite decided what her future is to be, we always be withlher. I9 girls. and a merri- she will , :llul in K I' i l ullllllll l 1'0 l' llll 'l l 1. 1 - X , 1 1 E 9' jg? Iliizllllif lll 'ii il a',f ff il? sq. .,a','l ll! lpl , ,l' 1 1'L'U M ' j LJ, lk -f ,lj ffl f f ' i , -, .. A J! 1 ,ff sf' U 5' - L! pi ,I ' ,fl l' P, I I I lj I y C Dramatics l, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, ' EM is that vivacious girl with the dancing feet. A veteran of Trinity, ' small in stature, she will be missed 'by all who knew her. Her striking personality has' won many friends forlher. Not only does she dance well, but also plays a good game of basketball. A sense of humor that few can sur- pass is one of her' valued traits. We are sure that she will succeed in what- ever sihe may undertake in life. Loads of luck and success to you, Memmie! 5 m xl l 20 I W I ,fx I 1.1 U L I X U! 1 U Ujg -F Il i f I l lib lllffvi v l 'l I V , I 1 I' ' J ' f i l 1 J ' ' ' l JCLl:ilyiEN1iINA ArftbQ'cp9fCHiAJ sf xl ll -f 0 - 'J - i ll X l lv U.7MemmiQj J J D J f l 5 V if 1' . l coplimzacifxill ,V X jusnsitss' 7 , tl 'I I 1 , But Ohls She dance in suchla way! i 'HIS C27 I- ll 0 l lll4l Rf- -' 17Il's4l Ittlll Ln 1 Q1 gg' f?:iIIaI'Iliil :rl-3 H- 1 sI-IIRLEY ANN'DeRAGON, I , Shirley I.ATIN SCIENTIFIC ' COLLEGE Knowledge'is more than equivalent to force Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager of Trinitas 4, Treasurer 4. HIRLEY is a loyal Plainfielder and an excellent proof of the doctrine, Good things come in small packages. She may well be proud of her scholastic and athletic records, for she is an excellent athlete as well as hav- ing attained high averages in her years at Trinity. An ardent jitterbug, she knows all the latest steps. Being the possessor of many outstanding quali- ties, she is assured of success in whatever she undertakes. 21 '7 EIU: -X-7 -ulllllll' lla 1 ilill El 'T .- -' .'luaa 154' 'in' 1:- -il Ill I EE' if Ilftil L ' il . f i1 1 I 35' 05. 'lm We 4 1fy.sr I .fr lv' wt i IWOHN oowrsiev dw JL 'Ace' . ILL , Am, SCIENTIFIC WCOLLEGE :Tcl secret of success is constancy to purpose Drgmatics l, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Intramurals l, 2, 35 Basketball 45 Prefect 3. ' CE has been comingfrom Cranford to Westfield for four years. Since he came to Trinity in the Freshmen class, he 'has been successful ini making many friends. Ace came out for football in his Junior year, made the team, but was a little too light to play regular. Coming back this year, however, he not only made Varsity but was one of the best backs on the squad. In his Senior year the showed us he could also play 'basketball Ace is a very good pianist and is renowned for his Boogie-Woogie. As for scho- lastic ability, he rates very high. ln his later life Ace hopes to become a doctor -but, at the present, he wants to pass the V-l2 exam. So wishing him luck and success, we say so long to a real pal, 22 Qfajyy' SSW V :ual H H go-1 'ai l'laTuc-ural ri . 'P zlizililw W Y-F-3' H' 'l' l 7 Pj 'l ,F ii! llvl' ,Ll dj 'y ' ' 5 jg, Q ,Y , . if-i Ml! fi' 'l ,Xl el ' if Av ' f xv if 1 ,yt .rc i. . ,K Ja , A, . ppl D, KX J' 0 lf, tru! . ,FJ iz, , . lf ,if , '. , Yy5REsrfffi.f' c l if c MW V l ll, vegJslNEss V Y '. tru ' grid .allways a friend. N mf if r lf i - 'V la fl? 'elf J- if of , .ff .V . ll l 'J' . l My Drarnatics l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. MARY, a tall, blue-eyed, golden-haired girl, has been a student portals of Holy Trinity since the first grade. Active in sport many times been considered as one of the best guards and is alwa ing her fighting spirit. She has also shown her dramatic ability by did performance in the Senior play, Cute Cookie Capers. It is Mary's one ambition to be a commercial designer. With fingers and sense of art, she is bound to succeed as she is well-equ want to wish you all the luck in the world, Mary, in your future e 23 within the s, she has ys display- the splen- her nimble ipped. We ndeavors. llililf' E .- '. .-.. -- ... ihlui ip- m ', YP: gg, ,llzlftltll 4.1--Q ,Liu l.l u uliiifw if l 0p?fD7J1f'!jW'i l 16 W 0 Q J , fl! M 1 ly 117 wr XV' f fry f!l!Jj X , ' Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, lntrl rals l 2 , 4. l FOUR years ago a brown eyed, blond haired da sel from Dunellen, entered ' the portals of Holy Trinity. To all who have come to know her, Glo has been a true friend and comrade. Glo likes sports, and the fact that she places her whole spirit in a game, has 'been proven any number of times on the basketball court. She loves children, and in turn they take to her readily. This trait will serve her well in 'her future nursing career. Exhibit- ing a sparkling personality and possessing so many excellent qualities, we all know that she is bound to succeed in whatever the future may hold for her. 24 M! gr .,7 liltllil 0- .. 1. tl V 'falls , lin'-1 1-L :ll ll , y Illlzllllll ' HL li A I N ' 4 G90 fr j L ,JJ if Q59 MMV, Qdft-j,ff,,-Nil -f 0 ,Z i F - fjvl aff' va JJJP J 9 ttf fy' yy ' jj' ' .1 ay or fi Gif ,ff 'JJ' fwffs F Q' gl 5 8, Argo s?os5g1:i'QHANL v JV' VX Dt., 'g 6 . A I fc Qgfpacic' A VLA? QP is I x , . . F. r l V, 'P' 1' H f tif y wagof joking isirllingigeguthg thatfiifthe JF! ' . . . l W wp J' J ,ra Ii. ffl 6 scwgcl -KSJJAA funnies yo e in e worl Y fb If I' Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 25 Football 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, Poetry Editor 4 PRESENTING Dick Hanley of Cranford, who defies tradition by being mas- sive from both a physical and mental standpoint. Dick's outstandiin features are his blue eyes, and dark brown 'hair of which he is justly proud. A born wit, he can relate the most humorous stories without losing his dead pan appearance. Dick also possesses a keen insight into human nature, h satirical imitations of our idosyncrasies being very revealing. A record con noisseur of some note, his first love is the real Jazz . His knowledge along these lines is phenomenal. 'On his preferred list are Lionel Hampton and Duke Ellington. Although his future is not cut and dried at the moment we know he will succeed in life as he has in Trinity. Keep in the groove, Dick, and may you always remain the swell fellow you have been these four years. 25 cf 7 ll 'g if l l lull ' X :25il::1 40, - tht, If53','flazl m 'mi' ' it-it , W if ,iw WML ffm hails from Roselle Park for whi th , re grat l. Her sunny disposi tion has captured many hearts an' e guardin ' asketball has proven her excellence. Betty, lbeing an ai4le t,reade ends quite a bit of her timer reading the latest novels. All these a ir le qualities are wrapped up in one young lady, wlho has lofty hopes of be ming a nurse. We wish you a long life full of contentment, Betty. f . TY, who personities a good sense of hinflorlgxd aggsiggg personality, 26 if Wtflllw I ,pf it if A wif, ,ii 1' ,li-I . 1 H f J , WW JL . .fwlbe ,fl ' W Aff' il l' 'f H A ' ffl CE S J M? 041, , , H-2.1 . 34 J I f WX My ' f f w ' ' 00 W If I W y I , a if r .AT mt lllfflfifffwgiwff KWWW Dramatics 2, 32 lntramurals itas.j t M5 ff Hp-61 f' , t fi N A OB races daily from in his red and yellow convertible coupe. X Noisy and energetic he has achieved fame by the book length essays he writes for English class. He is a keen wit although often satirical. His puns are the bane of all existence. A drum precussionist par excellence , he is constantly endeavoring to become a prototype of Gene Krupa, and from exhi- bitions of his skill he is on his way. He bears a marked, if not embarrassing, similarity to Frank Sinatra and has acquired the questionable art of imitat- ing him, which was a highlight of the Senior Boy's Minstrel. Of average height and mentality the synthetic wave. in his hair seems to defy gravity. After the war he hopes to be a writer, but he plans to enter the Maritime Ser- vice for the duration. Smooth sailing, Bob, and success in all you try. 27 CQ? :sul Nw:-'2 0 I E 'll' l'- l'uctll'4' .. yfiifwil ig .,n, .!,,mE-ZIH. ., ll lgllllill' -'1'-- La' T ' ' l?,..xg2lA-I GENERAL ,ff .I-xv-.-rialf' :gf :idx h f' ffl! Whose little body Iodg'd a mighty mind , -X ,ffv,v.,, my We Dramatics 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Assistant Manager 3, Sports Editor 4, Manager 4. ACK hails from Roselle. Known to the students of Trinity as Long John, he managed the basketball and football team in his last year, and was as- sistant manager in his Junior year. Long John is extremely fond of base- ball and participates in that sport when it is in season. He is usually found in the midst of a crowd narrating one of his extremely corny jokes. Some day, in the near future, he hopes to find himself behind a desk on which is the caption, J. Kearse- Sports Editor. 28 QL ,,4'cIA.,- ,, fs ffazkyql, , If f ,SdL.L,L,,ld,'-z if 1. zfyqg , JOHN EDWARD KEARSE ,ZF I I 5 Y ,Q n 1 1 -9f.:..,-Af'f if Zack I vfff' J -M ' ' 1' , ,. , ffl llllllfl I f-- -' u Wfmlls L0,1 l , :lfllll :l,: l? llllzllllll 3' l 'l :-L-.:J. alll 7 E . um -. Q . f'l ed' . 1 1 1 I . I. fr...-r' ' A 's- J' ,vi-vi 'Q A-1-44 Jdtbq? 'IlilGiiAlil3wSTol?fEN KOUBQMMJ . pic M fafrw' egliigs' ffJQ'ff.::.'.1.1' 2p:....ff r- M 1 3' f -4'-Ji cw as-vvyz l4' AJ, ...J .ff-as Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Int-amurals l, 2, President 3, 4g Dramatics I, 2 ,3, 4. f ,Laffy IN September 1940-a tall, muscular boy came to us from Roselle Park. A good football player, he was the fighting spirit of the team and gave each game his all to win. ln basketball he also had a fine eye . When it comes to jitterbugging he naturally takes the lead. Dick is one of the most popular students of Trinity, always ready with his jokes. A good student and a reg- ular fellow, he will be missed by Trinity. Wishing him every success in all his future undertakings. 29 - .Nj :Htl C-Cn l0- ' 'llIl I 'gl ll Q, In -L m , , 'I' IZIH1 IH ,il Ill G Ill 'a ' 'P -Im: A I A' v -l f ' , fagafsff 64,41-caebj f f f X f 6 1 M' ' - 4.5,-AA! 4, 7 ,i- 44-j 4,.-QL-fi-w'L d '4 CATHERINE FLORENCE LAPPIN ' uRedll COMMERCIAL BUSINESS Petit but Mighty ,aff-f fc -,A- f Dramantics 4. ED, during her year with us, has been a friend and a pal to all. Her per- sonality and disarming smile will go forth towards helping her succeed in her business career. A fun loving person-her amusing mannerisms and comical sayings are certainly the life and joy of the English class. Though small in stature, her personality makes up for her lack of height. To top all this Red has always been an eager participant in all sports, ex- celling in basketball. Another of her assets is her singing ability, for Red' loves music and is usually the first to sing. lt is Red's one ambition to be a good singer and with her go our very best wishes for success. So long, Red, and lots of luck. 5 r s im I , ll'lfC-QW 1.1. ,I ' VV' Q - 5' l gI,t' - ' VM lTIll'Q' uw ll sy . I 'I' I if 'll , '?:!i52fll1l,' i l! a- l? :fill ,LJ X i l l' ' gl ll! lf l - li f l . 4 pq Y J ll, 5 ff ,J y fgfffxzf , 'J KftT Rl EI,1lQAB'Ll'HJil.E AH sy'-, , V 1 gg'!d4ayf1 If A Ml Q' corvwng A BUSINESS ,i f ,,! ll yi? nj ifjixil 1 r . 1 I l , ,fav if Fl l ,HJ gl Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. CNE of the most loquacious members of the class of '44 is our own Kayl Lenahan. A. charter member of our group, she has endeared herself to us through the years by her gay chatter and ever ready laugh. We must adi- mit that Kay hasn't grown very much in height since she started with us, but she has grown ever dearer in our affections. In the senior play she displayed her remarkable talent for acting. As Sophia Trask she proved this to us. Five feet two lminus three inches? , eyes of blue, black curly hair, she is as comely a colleen as any Johnny Doughboy could find in Ireland. Good luck, Kay, and may you continue to brighten the lives around you as you have ours for the past twelve years. ' 31 :wg r Ciqv 'l .'lllll l' r fr zizizialuf ll all .- :MEAN , ,AY f,,7,,f giMjWfMwlA ROB Nl SLE ' Bob GE .gd tion in his eyes pea th there lies conversa . . . ,, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4. A-RRIVING every morning on the 8:05 Bob comes from that Queen City of New Jersey. Bob entered the portals of Trinity in his junior year from P. H. S. ln the senior play Bob showed us his talent by acting the part of Silas O'Day and we may see him in a Broadway play, or, who knows, even in Hollywood. I Excelling in 'both football and basketball Bob has succeeded in making a name for himself in Trinity. l hope that you will be successful in every- thing you undertake, Bob, and wish all the luck in the world to a great fellow. 32 'lvl C27 . f ,, A- ...lfiilli lla' ' ii 'P zuiaiiliii I ini' H1 it' f54LsQ kf.f Wei swf 4141 I ' fsffavf , s .- Wil! 07036 5QlZ4 ,Gb bf ' gg-Y, x-LJ! iz'- . A fw+fQe4b6x1'Afs76fc14srf6sW6ff-ff. nf- ,,' v.' ' , , ,, . ,, Jim , , ,L ,. ,. I LATIN SCIENTIFIC 'ICOLLEGE A good reputation is more valuable than money Dramatics 2, 3, 4, President of Sodality 4, Intramurals 2, 35 Basketball Manager 3, Football 3, 4, Prefect 2. IM came to Trinity from Missouri in time to start his Sophomore year. He has a pleasing personality, which makes him one of the most popular boys in the class, not only with the pupils, but with the faculty. His favorite pass- , time is collecting Jazz records, and what a collection! Jim is planning, to go to college, and we all wish him the best of success in his ambition. 3 3 l , CQ? 'Ilvl :Hi2::2 S . illllu , in-1 -I :ll ':4l l -ff fr ifslmzlf m f:-.11- -1: as-11 . V . . f sr, jlv Lid' I l - 1 'li JOHN FRANCIS MCCARTHY I, Q V I ,,MaE,, L coMMETzciAL ' BUSINESS I There-is no wisdom like frankness ' ' I , ,- 5 ' , -,ff-'uvv' s - I! S I I I I' -.4,.,-L .5 ,440 ..-14f Y'ff7 5', fl ,,, , ,dy Intramurals I, Z, 3, 4, Dramatics I, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4, AC came to us in his Freshman year from Plainfield. He is really a likeable fellow and is always willing to lend a helpinghand, He proved his sports ability by holding down a varsity bacl-:field position in football, and S his all around playing in intramurals. Mac also showed his talents as an actor, capturing the leading role in the Senior play, in which he gave a superb performance. We all hate to say good-bye to such a swell fellow as Mac , but we wish him the very best of luck in years to come. I - 34 '7 In . CC 7 wills? 0 . . ig mil. . QD' 'H f 'f' it . frimlil all -'HU-Q-11 cfm, LZZ. I I -' '-A c I C- AV E ,ca-e..' 6115621 'Li Q, Lois IRENE MCCARTHY W0 Lois 96,00 LATIN SCIENTIFIC COLLEGE There is no wisdom like frankness lntramurals 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Editorial Staff 4. FOR two years Lois daily wended her way from Union to the portals of Trinity. Lois is a fun loving, gay spirited girl not easily provoked and a staunch friend. The devil-may-care attitude she displays is an effective ca- mouflage for her generosity and sincerity. She is also an athlete of worth, as her feats onthe court show. As cap- tain of an intramural team she displayed her power not only as a player, but as a leader. She portrayed the part of Mazie in our Senior play. So long, Lois, we wish you all the luck that you so richly deserve. 35 T7 Ii UI l CC -D I H alll' A . l I ...ligvzfl l gr, T t' , ' '?:!Z:E:tlw E rb il' e , ' ,y -iff., if i ' ' . x' .ll lx N' lj X00 1 . N X VCC 4 ,f W we ' W K! dfyw ' ORHQ MARY M ORMA Q 8 f f f fl l ' ERCIAL INESS S yy Ol! ian smile llwx s many f' ndsi' M! WU ' Wil M W a , f fy, A 5, J ,4 7,61-fl . yfyf X, f A f j,,,, KJV C ,JW t if D a ,wk if Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3 eeIClub l, 2. HAILING from North Plainfield, Dolores, in the past four years has been an ardent scholar at Trinity. She's prompt as can be, and as fresh and sweet as her name. The popular song of yesterday, bearing her name Dolores , is well fitted to her. Her blue lrish eyes are straight from Killar- ney. Her long, silky, black hair has everything over Lake. While at Trinity, she has participated in all the intramural games, as well as other activities we have had. Temperamental, but quick to change her moods, we'll all miss smiling Dolores in the future, and want to wish her all the luck and success in all her future endeavors. Au Revoir, Dolores! 36 S Cflv ff, Elf glin t- rl ,ff ,yi S fiwwrif if 'ff' i !XRG NE Mac, KF fy K 'nn ,,,, gy, COMMERCIA BUSI S r,ifm,,Qii 6 i if jl 5 Dramatics l, 2,,.42 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. X , GUR Peggy is the envied possessor of long blond hair and blue eyes. Her quiet, unassuming manner has endeared her to many and her rare giggle has often brightened an otherwise dull joke. On the basketball court, Peg- gy , has been an asset to the intramural teams. She is a lover of good music and is ever ready to defend the superiority of Bing Crosby over Frank Sinatra. Her secretarial ability will carry 'her far and it is with deep affection that we bid you farewell, Peggy, and Good Luck. 37 'iv' C27 Q Mifiitzzl 20, -.. ,, ,.... E if qwizisliiiil iii? .411 'Pj' fQ!l,,r ' if'4 f j .ff f,f 5U,,fl3 Q 1 ' ' Cjlif ,.f ifi ll A, I I ff V ff: I V! 1,1 f .J IN, Q Af' J6ljli4I,.jlZlf1ONAASl Mc I NTYRE lf! ,-ffl c Mac l What is mine is all yours President 25 Vice-President Sodality 45 Assistant Editor Trinitasg Dramatics l, 2, 3, 45 Intra- murals l, 2. AC has been gracing the halls of Trinity for eleven years and we have yet to find a teacher or student who is not a fast friend of his. This is due mainly to Mac's pleasing personality and affable disposition combined with a flashing smile. He possess that undefinable something that seems to attract the opposite sex although he still remains a man's man. This lad with the scientific bent skillfully tackles all problems relating either to math- ematical or scientific fields. Another of Mac's abilities is his ease at ex- temporaneous speaking. Tall and lanky John Thomas is as fluid of move- ment as he is fast of mind - - - valuable assets in his future field of endeavor. As a flier we know he'll comie through with colors. So, Keep 'em flying, Mac and the best of luck to the best of fellows. 38 CITASQICAL U. S. ARMY AIR FoRcEs ' , 1 , 'U hw 1 it ' CC 7 1 H I, . W F. I ' l l I . , Lfilljj f.n ff.. - lTlll'4l is if ' N' V14 ' ll I m . 1 Q l 1' 's'f 'fl '-D, ' ' I 'l f ' fl!.a,1,' c ll? f '15---l EU ' -7-:-' , ' , N ,S I - Viv: A -I If N X , 1 I I.. . I 1 kj! ' , . I ij! l V 4 lfu l ,f il! i MKG' l fri! . X' - . l Y l P f' , Cu X l Y 0 'V I . L I J KI' . i r A ' X fl .JV ' fl J fl .ffl ,lift l lbff - IW! 'll ' , ,V A I 5 ' ,MARGARET AGNES NEIL .1 .JJ lr' 1' In N g ' A nj 1 if l ' r 'Marge N7 1 Q l lf! I ' l' 1 ,fl ffl COMMERCIAL ff , 'BUSINESS f '- I x V N Xl V JUAT her sigb.tfT'nany,?1,eb! foqrvdfy shine ' ' 1' 'I . I ,F I ful J fi!! ij fl! U .rf f ffl fl ff' 1 .ff 4 ' I ' ', ,S Alfjn 'l V f. U . 4 , ,X-7,5 L- , .,. fp, , E17 ., ., t S ' .. J-,W 1 -W .JM .ffl 9.4241 ,Que -fsflfv M f ' V Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Clu'b l. ARGE, as we affectionately call her, is a sweet damsel with the blessings of ash-blonde hair and blue eyes. Her naturally curly hair has been the envy of many of our fair Seniors. Her charming personality and good nature have won her many friends since she came to us in the Freshman class from Roselle. Marge, like most people, has a pet peeve, and that is for anyone to call her hair red. She is an ardent fan of Harry James and her favorite pastime is that good old sport, ice-skating. She has never told us of her secret ambition but her personality and good humor will help her in whatever she undertakes. Here's wishing a grand girl and a wonderful classmate all the success and happiness she so richly de- serves. ' Au revoir, Marge. 39 l l :IMI D llllxll' l Ulf' A '- -NQ 'ni '-'- 'Fi-I fp filiililill it Will S Wwlffwjfl fl if s fl fy 6 . VITPZB WEB N My . OMMERCMMX snless lp fl J ' M' rv vyf li V, JU l J l , X ufMbY3,lJ ' flfiyw Dramatics l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l. -X -A-NITA came to the portals of Trinity in the seventh grade. She is a tall brunette, has hazel eyes and possesses a lovable personality. All who witnessed our Senior play will recall Anita's talent in both acting and singing as the leading lady. L Anita is an ardent fan of Frank Sinatra and is ready to defend him in any argument. She likes roller-skating and dancing. Sketching is her favorite pastime at which she is very good. Her ambition is to become a nurse and with her pleasing personality and good humor she is bound to succeed in this field. Best of luck to you Anita, and all the success in the world, 40 legal S? .. fuftgjl D- -, 1, 4: ttftst' I in'-1 J-ag :lIllIll:ll in , Zllizllfllll H 'qi-M' QL .!lllrl.l:l.11 4 X - a . f ' A I Q. QP J W K6 rf .fi'lA fi QJIIVJ 5 'VIZ' ll f vlpjft' j ll mf , .5 f ,X I. rllbit,fl'Al l lilly f JJ f ii FOSS lf c .fi lf ll, ll, qi.?slc5Lf nlyS.!fSIAVAL AIR CORPS 1 l th stren th of re .1 if Si'ig 1 8 Q -fjl H - .nary , .lt ,fftl,?,lf' A 'iff fl' .fl fix M I gf A ' 1 fy' ,lf , I 5 1 V I :fe . J! ,. J tk: Secretary 45 Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 45 Football 2, 45 Art Editor Trinitas. PERSONALITY, popularity, scholastic ability- Ross has them all. Be- sides being the class mathematician, he is proficient in other subjects as well. Aviation seems to be his predominant interest. This was proven, re- cently, by his enlistment in the Naval Air Corps. A mild mannered fellow, Jean is liked by all. On the dance floor he's a second Arthur Murray. Those sporty ties and haircuts frequently are a topic for discussion, and it's be- cause of him our History prof. looses sleep thinking up those snappy come- backs. Because of your many talents we feel sure you'll be successful in the field you've chosen, Ross . 41 :H-5 Cfqv lil ll 1 1 l .2 llll' -- ' I I I I I I y 1 I gi ,P gfggngy-I l 39 tn., H. Lfgxgllf -Qi, Q' Ill v l'l . , FN W a ff' l I l 'l X l -197 'gf cf l lllly l fill Y f ., -V' W val lrffitxil W ff' fll fl! l X if . ' l . c f - R X fr ffl l I xl!! ly Cl!! if K I xl , K N f J g r, Q v M Q7 ii i ,l J fy U' M, t f ff SJ! V V J ,MM lf Q: degli. lil? fff 1 lit' ll' f . ff' i if 5 tiff fl' lay' i x--f U fl ll H W V cfi2EMENy1NA JOANNHE SCALA, f l llyxll lj , l ,ff X f , ffffk J X qjgfhubnl X, I 4 . ' l'- J H 'T l f . ff f l QMGE-NERALE Ji,-j Dfw l X BUSlN'ESS .ff 3 if RL lf c f J f , 'SJ ' K'Drea1lqer of dreams! ffl . , y M ft y , 1 ' - J P X f l ll K , VV Jw! X Q '4, ,A iff! , f 1 txt ,ily If ,4 , 1 f i . ll if j ,X V- lt . , , K Z - J . f f U t Nfl ' ,ff Us VU f j Intramurals l, 2 3, 4, Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4. UR dark-haired, brown-eyed miss, entered the portals-of Trinity twelve years ago. Her enchanting personality and lovable smile have caught the attention of everyone who knows her. Cn the ballroom floor she displays her graceful and smoothe style of dancing. Not only are her feet very deft in dancing but she also displays ability with the basketball. After graduation she hopes to enter the business world. So, wishing her lots of luck and success, we will now bid goodbye to Chub . 42 ki-if ' JK Rita 'ir R all I 'Q f ' Goody m z?Cdise J fit! 1 J j X ll , if I JL J fail i I A! 1 f Hut gufgggl D, -, 1, c,,, it qlllliu J ini'-gg :llaerau:L: il l Y m LL lii u in f diff, 7 My 1, Ry? Xi E -3' iff N, N. jill 'X df' - ,W I ,ffl lx 1 yr! if 1 -U, In My 5 I 8' ,, i' if X y l at , fr My 1 1,42 fl!! Off ,f IJ ,f ,l in I il A RENQEIJSTAV H .f fi 2, ,jf c MMERcl U, , 4+ ,fausnsiess Nl N 1, Y V X. ' X LJ ,I , , .fy 5 l if 4 ' . r ' i I ,A ' I, ,, z f 4, , ,l uf f ff ff fl J ,L XXI 4, M,l, I JW! ,J ' Ib E JI ,f ' , I 1.-'M ' f ' f . A - 1 f j' 7 Q ,A A 3 I I li, 'V ,f , g,7 3 J ii 'lf i I x I A If, xl I -. ,V x, 5 , . 3 1 If 4 ,Ji ' A I 1 ' x 4 X. , Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, lntrambtrals l,-2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 2, 35 Treasurer lp Assistant N ' Editor of Trinitas 4. ,, f a. ll l ' i l 7.1 i BRIGHT pleasant smile and a happy-go-lucky laugh-that's Rita's for- mula for a merry school day. Her graceful dancing never fails to charm us. She has sparkling hazel eyes, fair complexion, and pearl like teeth. Her amiable disposition and vivacious personality have won her many friends. She is destined to be one of our best stenographers and the class of '44 is richer for having her in it. i 43 ffl? :-1 ,Q eg' ' l iii ' HI -i ff :!l:5:'ilii. H isgi' E- ::: :iie Qeav ,767ff MQ, , s ' 1 4,1-4, 'iw ,,, l EE, JOSEPH TIMOTHY THUL , Joe GENERAL PROFESSIONAL A good heart is better than all fthe heads in the world Dramatics 3, 4. OE as he is known to his classmates, comes to us daily from Plainfield. He had previous training at St. Josephs in North Plainfield. Joe is an ardent Frank Sinatra fan and he defends the Voice whenever the occasion arises. A few of his hobbies are Chess and Badmiton. He is also very profi- cient in skating. Joe is very well-liked around Trinity campus. He is high in scholastic attainment and is the possessor of a keen sense of humor. We know that you will be successful in whatever you undertake in life. Au re- voir, Joe . 44 I fr V : f 'iw V 7 Q I X l'n::xg':' l ig., I . - A ' if 1 ni'-'HH' j Hlfsflug V l l , A if :!2: 'l ' m f mtl HU-..3i+.l3l1if' L ,. V L . S, - JU A if f f WMF V, S1 ll W if . . ' I ', , A ll lf' fl i ff J df A l f r I XV A JI. i i l - . 2 Qff ROT jkE TRAYN g 1. f J L , 1' i fl! QQ R fiber , , l f CLASSICAL ll g PROFESSIONAL I 'f T ice is a Cjlejfgll melody If f f ' j yy' I' :Y l' 1 Tl .ff A I , . i ,p yy, Q f I. 1 ,C 5 I ' l i ' fi' f '1 . . l it J D D j X '. l Q 1-ll if I Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4. DOT is a real veteran of Trinity, having been a student here since the first grade. She is blest with natural curly hair and blue eyes sparkling with mischief. Dot loves to ice skate and to play badminton. Needless to say, she excels in both these Sports. She is an agile forward on the basketball court and is the captain of an intramural basketball team. Dot has a sweet soprano voice and her greatest desire is to take voice lessons. Dot is an active participant in all affairs at Trinity and is always willing to lend a helping hand. May success and happiness come your way, Dot, you deserve it. 45 ' 1 :Mil i C-C -J 1,1 't'I: . . HIIIEEIH' '10,-K -I 'lolllltl I a 1 l if fr .izziizliif Ill 15-11 H- lll --5 9 - ,fi I' -, ' ,, fl ' I ,I 1 I ,yall If 4' I ff lf in ff , -- ,r' K - VA! i ,ff I I I Ilfl gl' I wif -I 4 .XM ,ff iii W ii,., .VVJ if -e pi.3eff Qjfl I .wi . -,I ,ff lf , fl f 3 ,G rf Il ,1 ,T W I I-Wil I-it ,lfff li lfy, W ix J ,fl U F H ' , N, .MX LMI! if x if ' ff 4 X Mft il 'V ' f i ,ff 0' twill - ,Q gi' -If il Aiisglk 15914 'J .I ff' Q IJGECKRGE JosEPH,fvvoi.F i ll' ff! Wolf f I 'LATIN SCIENTIFIC COLLEGE Proficiency and industry-Twin pillars of success Dramatics l, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals l,'2, 35 Varsity Football 35 Assistant Business Manager of Trinitas 4. EORGE comes to us from Garwood. His fine character and very pleasant disposition have won for him many friends, who always have a good word for him. George also has a knack for delaying an undesirable test, with a question demanding a lengthy explanation. Full of school spirit and a con- ' scientious worker, he partook in many of the school activities. He has played in the intramurals for three years, and has always been an asset to his team. We are sure that he will be a great success in the field that he has chos- en, and we wish him every success in his future career. 46 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT John Kearse-Altitude to Ray McCue Clementinai Cocchia-Dancing ability to John Belson James Minoque-Wolfing to David Mullin Katherine Lenahan-Sunny smile to Virginia Walsh Robert Johnston-Singing ability to Frank Sinatra Rita Brownlee+Car to whoever will take it Richard Kouba-Long hair to John Kenny Lois MrcCarthy-Spectacular basketball shots to Joan Zega Edmund Cavanaugh-Wavy hair to Bing Crosby lrene Boyle-Bayonne strut to Marilyn Mullin George Wolf-Feminine pursuit to Victor Forgash Ann Carniglia-Business ability to Virginia Daley Joseph Thul-Bold manner to John Townsend Clementina Scala-Sailor-complex to Doris Angelo Richard Hanley-Conceit to Joe Scalzadonai Catherine Lappin-Red hair to Ann Sheridan William Downey-Piano playing to Hazel Scott Shirley De'Ragon-Scholastic ability to Mary Etta Fitzgerald John McCarthy-Noiseness to Carmen Rotella Elizabeth lremonger-British accent to Estelle Hannon William Benedict-Girl friend to Trinity Gloria Forgash-Timidness to Marianne Kyle Robert Messier-Going steady to Tommy Com- mune Dorothea Traynor-Booming voice to Virginia Pilli John Mclntyre-Carrying the torch to Statue of Liberty Margaret McCusker-Slight build to Kay Byrne Rita Cavanaugh-High Spanish marks to Louis Glass Mary Essig+Feather cut to Maureen Hanley Anita Pangborn-Artistic ability to Jean Minoque Rita Stavish--Giggle to Betty Dolan Doris Byrne-Witty remarks to Julia Shea Peggy Neill-Seat on late bus to Joan Poston Dolores McCormick-Table at Blossom 'Hill to Barbara Riorden , BettydBoate and Gene Rossi-Leave by the back oor. Blackmailers, BETTY BOATE GENE ROSSI SO HELP US, lT'S THE TRUTH, THAT . . . Memmie Cocchia-declares there's something about a sailor. Kay Lenahan--doesn't believe silence is golden. Jim Minogue-actually hates all teachers. Betty Boate-is rumored to have missed a Friday night at Blossom Hill. Rita Brownlee-finally got her driving license. Bob Johnston-attributes his literary genius to Amazing Stories. Lois McCarthy-actually lost a basketball game. Irene Boyle-nearly lost one of 'her masculine! fol- lowing. Dick Kouba-successfully passed his driving test- graft is suspected of the Motor Vehicle Agency. A Anne Carniglia-forgot that business-like ap- proach. Chubby Scala-lives only for the daily mail. John McCarthy-contracted pneumonia expressly to receive visits from that certain Junior. Red lLappi,n-went one day without one of those letters. 1. Shirley De1Ragon-almost missed one of her Latin answers. Bill Benedict-is rated by many as First Class Male. Betty lremonger-almost forgot her History answer, Gloria Forgash-once talked above a whisper. Joe Thul-has turned out to be quite a wolf, especially on the westbound 3:l3. Mary Essig-went a day without blushing, Dot Traynor-still doesn't have enough confidence to orate in English class. Dick 'Hanley--has no use whatsoever for those mentally immature Junior girls. Peg McCus'ker-actually ran for at bus. Doris Byrne-once didn't come back with her usual witty remark. Jack Kearse-awaits the day when he'll have to stoop for the Senior room door. Rita Cavanaugh-temporarily stopped composing poems. Jean Rossi-spends at least an hour each night with the Belles. Anita Pangborn-has seriously been considered worthy of detention for reporting on time. Eddie 'Cavanaugh4has coincidentally been put on the Darby night shift. Y Bob Messler-is still seen at Cranford once a week. Bill Downey-will become famous for his playing of the Boogie Woogie. George Wolf-failed to ask his usual questions in History. Rita Stavish-forgot to brag about her brothers in the Navy. John Mclntyre-absolutely refuses to buy saddle shoes unless they throw in a horse to boot. -RITA STAVISH -JOHN MCINTYRE cum comms cams Cute Cookie Capers COMEDY in three acts was presented by the Senior Class of Holy Trinity High School for their annual play this year. Anita Pangborn, John McCarthy, Rita Brownlee, John Mclntyre, Lillian Boate, Robert Messler, Mary Essig, Richard Kouba, Kay Lenahan, Bill Downey and'Lois McCarthy were the leading players. We wish to express our very deep thanks to the underclassmen and es- pecially to our able directress, Miss Irene D. Casey, for helping us to put our show over. -LOIS MCCARTHY Tomorrow's Song Autumn blows a spiced wind Scarlet lacquered maples Thin and sharp as dust, Like a golden hearth Gray stars sweep a mountain Wading all remembered Aged with memory's rust. Ren'dezvous with mirth. Stilled are lips of laughter, But l who listen long Catch the gay new lilting From tomorrow's song. --CLEM COCCHIA SISTER GRACE .ANITA S the time approaches for us to end our sojourn within .these hallowed walls therebcomes the realization that with our departure we must leave not only our Alma Mater, but more important we must absent ourselves from the daily guidance ot our revered principal, Sister Grace Anita. For so long have the two been allied that they seem as one. Sister Grace Anita is Holy Trinity and Holy Trinity is Sister Grace Anita. Few schools can boast of such superior and diplomatic leadership as she has given to us and to all the stu- dents of Holy Trinity. Kind, sympathetic and friendly to all, she has shown us a true and lofty example of constant devotion to our divine Lord. She has ceaselessly labored to inculcate within us those virtues indicative of true Catholicity and for which we will be everlastingly indebted to her. Our hum- ble words seem slight and inadequate in the light of former tributes to her leadership expressed by many who are .even now fighting tor those very truths that she has so steadfastly endeavored to give us. Hence, we hasten to add our gratitudes and prayers to those of our predecessors that God may Bless and protect Sister Grace Anita. -ROBERT S. JOHNSTON 49 B Mkt Sansa il Flhhrj 7Jd.3,T?N gess ,, , 0 iiJEJ7P 5 Q5'V'0:'C971b' Cavossled 51,70-S' Q i uqnokrtgkmc Vg-,SA 'Y,:'oQ7N0 . vo 'E 'VP o '35 S Nmoyb Swan Q-7-'f7:J EQLCL of faadaaowscde Qjcve E e N mes' if' 44,0 S fo Q. 2: ff- 922-:Q wxilowdbyx 94,--V , N3 gi 70r'l 9 'j' 336 -z'a5gQxe.,fXf9f? 4,4 413, l' PWD-,N NWT, 'ca if geogxsegf Sm ,ps e Q 2 'V'013o x S9913 vig QQYQXNTRRL if 315 AQ NAQ' pox Ti,,7L 32? 6' A Mkbm' mx? 9 Q Q 0 q 0 rs S ii Elgxgni JAM QQ ojckw Ace 7.06, Qaaiargx A Q0 7 K lu . 4 C S595 SS QW' fish 7'ffi Q WP? vi-rs W 4, EE QQQN' QAGJU. 'evil za' 1. 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Who would be writing an eight page letter to me? I glanced at the last page to see from whom it was. Much to my surprise I found it signed by Betty Boate', a newly made executive of the Telephone Co. I turned back to the first page and proceeded with the letter. ' ' March a, 1954 Dear Rita: So much has happened since I last saw you that I don't know where to begin. l've been travelling for the Company and I know you will enjoy hearing about my experiences. Wlhile driving through that new high-class section of Northern New Jersey, I came upon an exclusive Art Academy owned by none other than Jean Rossi, who is ably assisted by Mary Essig. That evening the three of us saw the latest Broadway hit starring Miss Anita Pangborn, Kay Lenahan and Mr. John McCarthy. Doing a fine job with costume directing, was Miss Rita Cavanaugh. They told us, after the performance, of Dick Kouiba's success with his Alaskan Cannery, and Rita Stavish's good fortune in the Business world. And did you know, Rita, that Clemintina Cocchia, Dolores McCormack and Clemintina Scala have all become prominent private secretaries? Not to 'mention our most important Certified Public Accountant, Miss Ann Carniglia. I guess you have heard that Doris Byrne has been made manager of Wbolworth's. But have you 'heard about Bill Benedict's success in the Navy? He's just become a Lieutenant. And it's not news that John Mclntyre is an Army Pilot. I was in the Westfield Trust Co, last week and found that George Wolf is now President of the bank. Important as that is, it seems rather insignificant when we realize Bob Messler is President of the Country, doesn't it? While I was there Joe Tihul came in to deposit a ,few hundred. He's had such luck with his poetry! Before we knew it we were talking about our old class, and I discovered that John Kearse and Edmund Cavanaugh have become the man'- agers of the leading Pro- Football team. And wait 'till you hear this! Shirley DeRagon and Jim Minoque have opened a language school, majoring in Latin. But they are not the only ones who have taken to teaching. Lois McCarthy is now a Physical Education and Elocution teacher, and Peggy McCusker 'has a very exclusive Commercial School in the city. Believe it or not, Rita, four from our old class have entered the Nursing Profession, Betty lremonger, Irene Boyle, Gloria Forgash and Margaret Neil. They tell me Dot Traynor who's had such success with her singing career does her bit in keeping the patients happy. In the hospital, by the way, where Bill Downey is head physician. Last night, I read in Metronone that Catherine Lappin is singing at the Aragon Ballroom. And isn't that swell about Bob Johnston? He's finally attained that well earned success as the most popular band leader in the country. I came across one of Dick Hanley's articles. He is Metronone's most famous critic now, you know. I guess I have bored you long enough, Rita, and I must close. Hope to see you soon. That will certainly be like old times again. As ever, Betty I folded the letter and replaced it in the gay colored envelope. Betty always loved gay things. Slowly my mind wandered back to Trinity in l944. --RITA BROWNLEE 51 llll HHUHIE UR llEHSllll p ,si, THE MINSTREL SHOW i AST February, the Senior boys, seeking new adventure, ,presented something never before s attempted in the annals of Trinity, This journey intof the unknown was greeted with, srsr praise and encouragement from every source., Many a gallon of midnight oilwasi iccmsumed as the fboys assembled on every free evening to rehearse sa, show ,without any outside ilfs help, whatsoever. After intense preparation irlr its-wfasysgubmitted for theapproval of the faculty and students on February l5, before being introduced to the parish they followingf.Mon- mg- 1 f show itself was preceded by a radio sketch, Ytinirt,C9mes a satirelon school life which lent a modernistic appeal to the proceedings. It lwasgwrrittenfandsp rocluced Johnston. pg Thehgemibers the cast included: 'William Bienedict, who merits ,deal of-credit for, his portrayal of the lfinterlocuter, a tough as- RobertfQfohnston,Fwho doubled on thendrums, when he wasn't icaUSlt'fiQf'sthe f'bri9ade,tof swooni at 'lfiipslrlfiimitation of Frank Richard FHanley,-RichardF,,Kouba, Gene,'Rossi, 'i,' and Ed Cavanaugh, who kept ,thecornedyfati ai high capable pianist, without whoseiwiaardrgy, th e7ShOW COU haverisibffen fattem ptedsg, i J ohne it Kea rse, s wh osiefcjl ever imitationliof up his loptlontgbthe two Richards, .g,, whqggi 1sl :pantomine and singingilof The Gal l Loveff, show,,Johln McIntyre,iwhose renditionof, Fry'f earnedsfhismwthe title, 'Robert Messletrjrwihose masterpiece was interruptedfwquitepffabruptly by anjassassin and Joseph Tl1iull sQ,vocalizingfon 'fShotgun Shootin' Shorty g George Wolf,whQ,F,PQQf,,,Al,s1fTraCe'toshame whenhe sang Mairzy Doats j and teamed with Robertlclohnston and did After You'reF Gone , a la Tedrslgewis. We, the Senior boys feel that the credit for this achievement should go to Father Davis, who directed and inspired us to such great heights. -JAMES MINOGUE 52 i I The w KQYere nd 5 Grad l i 6 f f ili ii 59 33 ,, ,..,, , r , ., ,.,, , . ,AJ , V , . , , ,XA ,v . . , . ,.-, v - V i , l CHARLES RICHARD Graduate of 19281 j The Revei-end JAMES JOSEPH DRISCOLL Graduate of 1935 -' . ::,f5'fy:H:2?'f11xfJ5iis?'f::.?.i- sv, fflffx i,ifY5z1flt'ffL5 -- iiliai ' i Reyereha SODALITY HlS past year under the able guidance of our moderator, Sister Grace Anita, and through the splendid cooperation of the student body, the Sodality finished with an outstanding record of attendance, The usual So- dality retreat was held in October, with the sodalists reaping rich spiritual rewards by the saintly and exemplary instruction of Rev. Charles F. Con- nor, S.J. Truly, we the Knights and Ladies of the Blessed Sacrament have indeed benefited, for we realize the value of attending Mass and Communion on First Friday not only in high school days, but throughout our lives. Here's wishing continued success to this holy institution in future years. May l George Wolf ,.......,...,......... Mother of God 2 Jo-hn Maney A......... Virgin Most Venerable 3 Edward Laurent ....,. Virgin Most Powerful 4 Thomas Commune .........,.. Seat of Wisdom 5 Robert Johnston ..,..... - .... Queen of Peace 8 Edward Brutzman ,,,. Virgin Most Faithful 9 Joseph Scalzadonna. ..,., Queen of Martyrs IO John Belson ,................... Gate of Heaven ll Richard Hanley .....,...... Virgin Most Pure I2 Gerald Robertson ........ Queen of All Saints I5 Robert Byrne ,...., Mother of Good Counsel -JAMES MINOGUE Dravid Mullen ................ Mirror of Justice Richard Kouba ,.........,, Refuge of Sinners Raymond McCue ..., Queen of the Rosary John Burns .......,., Mother of Divine Grace John Osuch ...........,., Mother Most Chaste Robert Messier ..,......... Helth of the Sick Alex Garafalo ........., - .... Queen of Angels James Delehanty ......., Cause of Our Joy Robert Hannon ....,.......,, Vessel of Honor John Kearse ,............... Queen of Apostles William Moran ,..... Virginia Most Prudent Rita Betty Boate Captain Shirley De Ragon FIGHT-TEAM-FIGHT! H TRINITY! ROM the very beginning until the end of both football and basketball season the cheerleaders tried their best to create an atmosphere of good sportsmanship with the cooper- ation of the entire student body. They were always ready to encourage the team when losing and cheer them when vic- torious. It may be said that they gave their all to inspire the boys to fight, and fight still harder! IT-TH EM-HARD! L T Betty Dolan To the cheerleaders in future years to come we wish lots of luck and we hope they will keep up the good spirit and the cry of victory ringing for dear old Trinity' -BETTY BOATE Raye Glass THE SILVER WINGS Lois McCarthy, Capt., D. Byrne, K. Lenahan, M. Cusker, M. Cole- man, J. Zega, J. Wade, B. Essig, P. Bower, D. lremonger, M. Bracuto. THE SHAMROCKS Betty Boate, Capt, C. Scala, M. Mullin, R. Cavanauglh, M. Eohmann, M. Fitzgerald, M. Kyle, D. Angelo, U. Cuccara, J. Boate, P. Gottlick, M. Walsh, B. Moebus, P. Walsh. THE COMMANDOS 'W. Benedict, Capt., J. Osu-ch, J. Minogue, E. Cavanaugh, J. Bellson, L. Eckmann, J. Delehanty, D. Jordan. THE BOMBARDIERS J. Kennv, Capt., G. Rossi, B. Moran, J. Burns, F. Perret-te, J. , McCarthy, T. Commune. BUUS' llllli GIRLS' BOYS' INTRAMURALS lTH the closing of football season the in- tramural teams were chosen. The schedules made the teams started off with the sound of bomb. The race was close with the boys fighting to be in first place. The Com- mandoes and the Bombardiers were running neck and neck while the other teams gave. them a run for their money. All the participants in the intramurals games had at splendid time and showed good sports- manship and determination to win. -i-BILL BENEDICT TH E JAMES BOYS R. McCue, Capt., F. Waters, R. Gottlick, A. Grafolo, D. Marley, G. Robertson, J. Ryan, J. Conroy. l GIRLS' INTRAMURALS - MAIUNERS THE ENSIGNS Rita Brownlee, Ca-plt., H. Cavanaugh, E, Collins, J. Cowd, N. Veltree, Rita Sxtavishl Capt' C' Cocchial T. stavishl B, Dolan, E, Hannon D, Downey, J. Young, M. Feola, A. Carniglia, D. McCormick, M Hamlin C, Oelhler, G. Hart, G. Mantell, S. Malinskv. L. Glass B. Reardon. ' ' HIS year our sport fans have seen some of the best competitive basketball ever play- ed in Trinity. Our teams were organized in January and six Seniors were chosen as cap- tains, Rita Brownlee llvlarinersl, Lillian Boate lShamrocksl, Rita Srtavish lThe En- signsl, Shirley De Ragon lDestroyersl, Doro- thy Traynor lNavy Bluel, and Lois McCarthy lSilver Wingsl. Each game was a fine example of the good , . , NAVY aLuEs sportsmanship of our school. Leading the ln- U . . - Dorothea Traynor, Capt., M. Essig, G. Forgash, B. Iremonger, A. Tfamufals Were Sliver W'nQ5 C0aCh9Cl bl' Schilling, H. Kluge, v. Pain, c. srchuifz, M. Flynn, D. Battiato, A. Lois McCarthy Corney, G. Heras, P. Donnelly, R. Grillo. -LOIS MCCARTHY THE DESTROYERS THE HAWKS Shirley De Ragon, Capt., J. Minoguo, J. Frederic-ks, C. Cagnosolla, J. Kearsel Capt: A, Hanley, J, M'cCue, J. Maney, R. Byrnes, R Shea, M. J. Brady, L. Crocco, R. Laga, M. Frenze, K. Curry, J. Poston, Wolfing, J. Gomickl J' Scalzadonal D. Mullin, A- McNeill, K. Bryne, C. Kelley. B. Hannon. f , f -E g M 3 ,- 5 EY? fry 9 'L as - 1 ,f-figwf g' ,- f JT,-ff 5fw'W?S1',f 4 f K , WwQ3. 7 zu 1 '1 , f M if if , .A ,275 9 w - f QQQ m 3WM Pnrnuns His Excellency THE VERY REVEREND THOMAS J. WALSH RT. REV. THOMAS A. BOLAND, ARCHBISHOP OF NEWARK RT. REVEREND MONSIGNOR WILLIAM F. LAWLOR ' RT. REVEREND MONSIGNOR HENRY J. WA'l'l'ERSON Rev. John Francis Davis Rev. Raymond P. Doll, Lt. lj.g.l Chaplain Rev. Charles Callahan Rev. John L. Callahan Rev. Joseph L. Donnelly Handy Andy Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Benedict Mrs. Ed. J. Boyle Cfpl. and Mrs. Robert H. Brayer Dorothy Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Cavanaugh Jeanne Cavanaugh BING CROSBY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis Al Domanski Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Downey Mrs. J. Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Frank Essig Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Forgash Mr. O. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. William J. Geanty, J Private John F. Haggerty Mr, and Mrs. Bernard J. Hanley Miss Lila E. Hanley Mr. and Mrs. William Hanley Higgins Home for Funerals Mr. and Mrs. A. lremonger l'. Rev. Mark Dooley Rev. James Driscoll Rev. Joseph F. Driscoll Rev. Sylvester P. McVeigh Rev. Frederick Davis, S.A. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnston Mr. andMrs. J. Kearse Mr. and,Mrs. F. C. Kouba Private James J. Kyle Thomas R. Kyle Locust Tavern Mrs. Bertha McCarthy Mr. John A. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. T. Neill Mr. and Mrs. Neuberger Mr. Frank A. Power H. Paul Riordan Mrs. H. Paul Riordan Mr. and Mrs. Jean Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Rustako Misses Christine and Catherine Thul Mr. and Mrs. John Traynor Van Arsdales Mrs. Harry Van lderstine, Jr, Raymond P. Waldron Mr. and Mrs. Jdhn W. Wolf Rev Charles Callahan Rev. Frederick Davis Rev. James Driscoll Rev. Mark Dooley Rev Mr. Collis Anthony Angelo Josephine Angelo Joseph Barrett, Cpl. Walter Barrett, Lt. Doris Billson . Louis Block Edward Boate Jr., A.S. Odette Bolin Mary Bradshaw Helen V. Brys Lois Byrne, U.S.C.N.C. Edward Campbell, SlfC Mary Campbell Regina O'Donnell Capone Joseph 'P. Carniglia Joseph P. Castaldo Beulah Caulfield Mary Eileen Caulfield, lJ.S.C.N.C. Dorothy Cavanaugh Jean Cavanaugh Clemintina De Christopher Kenneth De Milt Frances De Saulniers Francis Dooley I Daniel M. Driscoll, Lt. Dorothy Driscoll, R.N. Eileen Dugan John L. Dugan Mary McDevitt Dugan William E. Dugan John Durkin, Lt. Kathryn Durkin Margaret Durkin Rose De Carlo Durrow Frederick Eckmann Helen'Essig, U.S.C.N.C. Margaret Essig Gloria Farber Nancy Farber Bettie Farley Mary Fayden Helena Hoey Fenton Thomas Fleig, Lt. SEMlNARY STUDENTS Rev. Mr. Rausch, O.S.B. Rev. Mr. Donnelly Rev. Mr. Gaffney Sister Mary St. Augustine Andrew Forgash, Lt. John Forgash Dorothy E. Garon, B.S. Robert J. Garon Theresa Ginther Betty Jean Grant Dorothy Grillo Mary Grogan Mary Grupallo Edward A. Hanudel Helen O'Donnell Heller Rita Hoey E. V. Smertick Hughes Ann Hurajt Harry Hurley, Pvt. Mary lntelisano Edna Kane William Kane John Keppler, S.Sgt. Michael Kilgannon Daniel Knier Helen Kovell Dorothea Voss La Bedda Patricia Laing C. H. Murphy Lamert Joan Laurent, U.S.C.N.C. Joseph Laurent Marie Laurent Kain Dennis A. Lenahan, A.M. 3fC James J, Lenahan, A. R. M. 2fC Ralph B. Lenahan, Lt. William J. Lenahan, Pvt. Charles Maney, lPvt. Joseph Maney, Sgt. Elisabeth McAghon James McCarthy Elizabeth McGuire, Lt. Marilyn McGuire Patricia 'McNally William Messier, Pic. James J. Moran Margaret Moran Sister Maria Lucia Gerty Sister 'Mary lrene Vanderbilt Sister Anita Agnes Whalen Sister Mary Dominic Whalen Adelaide Noonan, R.l.P. Elizabeth Snyder Noonan Francis Noonan Helen Noonan Veronica Noonan Vincent Noonan Elizabeth O'Donnell Katherine O'Donnell Eleanor Ortleb George Ortleb Marion Ortleb Rita Ortleb Ann Castaldo Pantsari Salvatore Perrette Ruth Nemzik Partridge Victor Poston, Cpl. Helen Robinson Eugene J. Scala, Pfc. 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WEstfield 2-0736 Paul Allemann Jeweler :: Optician lO4 East Broad Street Westfield, N. J. RAhway 7-28 l 2 Grant's Service Station Brakes a Specialty TYDOL, VEEDOL GAS and OILS TIRES and TUBES BATTERIES E, Scott Ave. and Highway 25 Rahway, N. J. Tel. WE. 2-366i Peter Krup Ladies' and Gents' Tailoring and Furrier Remodeling, Repairing, Cleaning 23 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Tel. PLainfield 6-l l28 Desaulnier's Funeral Home l7-l9 Pearl Street Between Watchung Avenue and Somerset Street North 'Plainfield New Jersey Pete's Shoe Service SHOE SHINE 34 Prospect Street Westfield, N. J. Tel. PLainfield 6-8375-R Hubert S. Austin Master Clock Repairing 66 Mountain Avenue North Plainfield, N. J. ur---vv---W-Y--vvvrawv---vv-L Compliments of Kilbourne and Donahue F. W. Woolworth Company Jewelers Diplomas Stationers 40 Clinton Sffeef Newafk, N- -l- l5l-7 East Broad St. Westfield, N. J Central Cut-Rate Drug Store The Rite Rate Store Daniel Chiafaro BARBER SHOP 323 South Avenue Westfield, N. J Compliments of Frank's Barber Shop MODERN AND SANITARY Ladies' Hair Bobbing Children's Hair Cutting l2O Elm Street ' Westfield, N. J. RO. 4-2199 Hemlock Beauty Shop LILLIAN CAVANAUGH, Prop. 6l5 Hemlock St. Roselle Park Compliments of S. B. McEwen FLORIST Grove Street Westfield, N. J. WE. 2-2925 Moore's Pastry Shop East Broad Street Westfield, N. J Compliments of Cities Service THOS, BIDDULIPH, Lessee 6lO North Avenue Westfield, N. J Compliments of Wa rdell GRQCERY and DELICATESSEN v..Y--rvw'----4-ravv-1-4.--vr--vif-b-v-.ptsvw l,-.,.1,4.---4-4L414g,,- ----141------L34-1313 Compliments I of Mlchael s Barber Shop MR. A. DE cldlzlsrolfolao, Prep. Eitel Dairy Mountainside New Jersey I Nusbaum's Milady's Shop The Store of Feminine INTERIOR DECORATOJRS Established l92l Three floors to choose your Curtains, Lovellnessu ' ' ' Drapes, Slipcovers, Bedspreads, Linens I and Gifts for All Occasions. l67E B dS. W tf' ld, N. J. ast 'ca T ES 'e 222 W. Front sf. Plainfield, N. J. Compliments of Westfield Press 240 North Avenue Tel. WEstfield 2-3300 Westfield, N. J. G. C. Murphy Co. The Store of Friendly Service Westfield New Jersey Compliments of Rosen's 53 ,Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Tel. W1Estfield 2-I l66 Ingram Westfield . Super Service - Complete Automobile Service 226 North Avenue Westfield, N. J. 3'1- Compliments of Bonat Bake Shop Home of Butter Baked Cakes WALTER TRENKLE, Prep. A A ,220 E, Broad Street Tel. WE. 2-2250 Westfield, N. J. Tel. FAnwood Z-75l3-W Estimates Furnished Miller G' Tobin C. E, Tobin, Prop. Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers 66 Midway Avenue Established l9l3 Fanwood, N. J. ---ti----iivvwv +++,--vbru 2L,,,-,-9---l--- -,-,,-,,--,---,--- George's Esso Station South Avenue and West Broad Street Westfield New Jersey Compliments of Plaza Press Tel. WEstfield 2-0327 335 W. Broad Street Westfield New Jersey Compliments of Frank Nigreen Groceries and Delicatessen Fruits and Vegetables 401 W. Broad Street Westfield, N. J. The Spectator Shop SPORTSWEAR Z0 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Elm Barber Shop Specializing Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting 41 Elm Street Westfield, N, J. Compliments of Carmen's Barber Shop 29 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Tel. WEstfie1d 2-2525 H. L. Vance, Florist 321 South Avenue Westfield, N. J. Scher's Drug Store 107 Centre Street Garwood, N. J. Tel, WEstfield 2-3786 Green's South Side' Stationer 401 South Avenue Opp. R.R. Station Westfield, N. J. Compliments of Westfield Meat Market East Broad Street Westfield, N. J. tvvtwv----ra---var- Q----vvt-1--qvvv-i 9 McCarthy G' Simon, Inc. Manufacturing Specialists Specialists in Choir Vestments, Pulpit Gowns, Caps, Gowns, Hoods for All Degrees. Outfitters to: Over 2,500 Schools, Colleges, and Churches Just off Fifth Avenue 7-9 West 36th St. New York Compliments of Richmond Pharmacy Plainfield New Jersey Tel. WEstfield 2-i078 D. Dryson G' Son Tel. WEstfield 2-2259 Zega's Bakery Best ingredients used. FURRIERS All Our Baking done on the premises. 224 East Broad St. - We Specialize in - and BIRTHDAY d wsop: A lO8 Central Ave. an NG C KES Established l9l2 Westfield, N. J. 340 North Avenue Garwood, N. J. De Matteo Shoe Repairing 325 South Ave. Rider College 'Offers REGULAR AND ACCELERATED PROGRAMS Leading to BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREES In Commerce and Education Write For Catalogue Opp. C. R. R, Station Westwood, N. J. Founded 1865 Trenton' N' J. Your Health and Strength at Home Ga rwood Quality Food Market Meats - Groceries - Provisions Fruit and Vegetables llO Center Street Garwoocl, N. J. Will Help Support the Front O Sheffield Farms Company Incorporated Division of National Dairy Products Corporation Plaza Ice Cream Shop 5l9 South Ave. Westfield, N. J. Tel, WEstfield 2-2334 George Nolte PLUMBING and HEATING Cor. New York and South Aves. Westfield, N. J. -QQ------4,-QL? ,Q -,..-4, -..,---,--.-lp.. Tel. PLainfield 6-3422 Westfield 2-0024 Free Delivery Broad Street Delicatessen Ralph A. Lee GOOD USED CARS Open Sundays and Holidays 4l2 Somerset Street North Plainfield, N. J. l6l Broad Sffeef Wesffleldf N- J- Compliments of The Silver Wings Tel. ROselle 4-l l42J Roselle Park Dairy J, ORWAN, Prop. Dealers in Grade A and Guernsey Pasteurized Milk 26 E. Lincoln Ave. Roselle Park, N. J. Alice Lilyan PLAl'NFlELD'S 5th AVE. SHOP-PE Smart Dresses 8' Gowns Compliments of The lvory Laundries 103 Watchung Avenue Plainfield, N. Qomplimenfs of Phone PLainfield 6-5269 Established i892 Robert Lipton, Inc. Andrew Carney Jewelers-Opticians 206 W. Front St. Plainfield, N. J. Tel. PLainfield 6- l 935 Kurtzman's Fur Store, lnc. Remodeling - Repairing a Specialty 200 Watclfiung Ave. KOpp. P. O.l Corner 2nd St. Plainfield, N. J. Compliments of Cashin Coal Company Dunellen New Jersey -avir--,wvw--lr-1ar-- vw--W--Y-Y---11--A-if --..,-l-l,,,,-4.-9 ,-,-,.,,---,hl!-,--- W. E. Schulz ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION South Ave. and Spring St, Westfield, N. J. Compliments of Westfield Sweet Shop East Broad Street WE. 2-0389 Central Quality Market C. S. SCALZADONA, Prop. Meats and Groceries Fancy Fruits and Vegetables 5lO Central Avenue Westfield, N. J. Compliments of Block's Market North Avenue Dunellen, N. J. Compliments of The Navy Blues Park Friendly Service At The Circle WE. 2-2l l6 CHUBBY and PAUL QUALITY FUEL OILS Metered Service William B. Mead l89 Watchung Avenue N. Plainfield, N. J. Compliments of A F r i e n d Compliments of Pearsall G' Frankenbach Phones 2-2l42, 2-2336 Whelan Drug Sales Agency D. LASS, Ph.G. S. WEINTRAUB, P'h.G. Reliable Prescription Service Broad and Elm Streets Westfield, N. J. I . Q---,,,-l,--,--4.-- -----,,,,-,---4., PLainfield 6-5617 Benedict's Dairy Direct Receiver C7 Distributor of Country Bottled Milk Cr Cream Butter Q Eggs l363 East 7th Street Plainfield, N. J. Compliments of Dan's Blue Line Parcel Service PLainfield 6-5505 Tel. PLainfield 6-9489 Best Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS SAMUEL SWERDLOFF, Reg. Phar. llOl South Ave, At Netlwerwood R. R. Sta. Plainfield, N. J. Compliments of J. S. Irving Co. Westfield New Jersey Compliments of Renz Tydol Service - Station 840 South Avenue K Plainfield, N. J. Compliments of .Ai Friend WEstfield 2-403l Nancy Jo's Beauty Salon 425 Summit Avenue Westfield, N. J. Compliments of 0'Connor's Market FANWOOD' - PLAlNFl ELD WESTFIELD Compliments of Robert Treat Delicatessen ll3 Quimby Street Westfield, N. J. Meet Your Friend at the Highway Diner Corner of Somerset Street and Route 29 North Plainfield New Jersey J'7ii'i7-7-7 l--,-glL,,,,A-4 4' Terrill Road Inn 144 Terrill Road Scotch Plains, N. J. Alexander Cameran Real Estate - Insurance 108 Central Ave. Westfield, N La Ferrara Sweet Shoppe East Second and Terrill Road Plainfield, N. J. Phone: 6-4617 Sew, Save 5' Serve 1 Singer Sewing Machine Company Compliments of Court Trinity No. 337 Catholic Daughters of America Compliments of The Destroyers 137 Park Avenue Plainfield, N. J. For Homemade lce Cream Compllmems of and Candy, Stop at , . Hahn's Market I . H a y e r m n n 5 Choice Meats G' Poultry 407 South Avenue 152 E. Broad St. Westfield, N. J. Phone: 6-1875 George Ortleb 'Thul Auto Parts, Inc. , Grocer and Delicatessen 4166 West Broad 121 E. Second Street Plainfield, N. J. ,wiv-1------nrt--gr.-1-lv K 87 ..,-,....-4.--l,,-----,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,, H. L. Taylor Painter, Paperhanger and Decorator Tel. WEstfield 2-.l3l3 l2O Marion Avenue Tel. Wlistfield 2-4689 Wee Moderns Infants and Childrens Wear 230 Broad Street Westfield, N. J. Compliments of H. P. Townsend Express - Trucking - Storage - Moving 24l North Avenue Westfield, N. J. Tel. Westfield 2-3000 Westfield Paint Cr Hardware Company Wholesale - Retail PAINT - HARDWARE - HOUSEFURNISHINGS GLASS - WALLPAPER - ARTISTS' SUPPLIES 39 Elm Street Westfield, N. J. Tel. WEstfield 2-5585 Progressive Printers Social and Commercial Printing Done Promptly 206 North Avenue Westfield, N. J. Compliments of Sievers Bakery CONRAD WliRTH, Prop. Tel. WEstfield 2-4189 ll7 E, Broad Street Westfield, N. J. Hamrah Bros. Floor Covering Specialists Carpets - Rugs - Linoleums - Tiles F. A. GORDON Showrooms-44 Elm St., Westfield, N. J. Telephone 2-0028 Plant-332 Leland Ave., Plainfield, N. J. Telephone 6-4466 Tel. WEstfield 2-0620 V i s w a t D a i r y 235 North Avenue Westfield, N. J. Tel. PLainfield 6-8549 Gregory's Music Center New Jersey's Finest and Largest Music Shop Everything Pertaining to Music G' Records EXPERT REPAIRING 330 W. Front Street Plainfield, N. J. 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