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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1947 volume:

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'IMF f.Sifrk nscronv X X mmf, 'ld Af, .ny J, S GMMMAR scuoom. .W-3-f A Q , .. - 2 - . -.. -19.544-,.A, A CONVENT DED Rughl Revercnc lonsugnor Henry I Wattersouu Pa for 4 MONSIGNOR WATTERSON was ordauned a pruest on June 29 1901 He labored at St Lucy s un Jersey Cuty and St Francus de Sales un Lodu before comung to Trunuty Hus talent for buuldung and raxsung revenue had uts early manufestatuons at these two parishes On February 14 1913 Monsugnor was appomted pas tor of Holy Trunuty In two years tome he had erased the large debt on the property and had begun to acquxre ad dutuonal property ln 1917 he erected the grammar school By 1921 thus debt was also paud and work was begun on the church Thus constructuon entauled a movung of the rectory and convent to make room for the church In four years Monsugnor had begun work on a hugh school the only one for mules around The furst class was gradu ated un 1927 The depressuon called a temporary halt to buuldung ac tuvutues at Trunuty but the years were well spent un the reductuon of the debt By 1944 the debt was completely luquudated and a buuldung fund was started Last July the addutuon to the hugh school was begun Plans are made for a new modern grammar school to be constructed on the present sute of the playground Thus wull allow for expansion of the hugh school unto the buuldung now occupued by the grammar school In vuew of the present maternal shortage and the post war unfla tuon Monsugnor has decuded to delay further actuvuty untul condutuons have reached a normal status After that we do not know what worlds wull be left for Monsugnor to conquer but as long as there us a bruck and an empty space avaulable Monsugnor wull be there plan nung the best way to use them for the furtherance of the Catholuc fauth ATI HE hustorv of Monsngnor H J Watterson s career as a prlest provldes us with a very good pucture of a man who has la bored incessantly as a builder of bulldlngs for the greater honor and glory of God But no mere statement of facts can provide us with a true and suffuclent picture of Monsignor as a bualder of Cathollc men and women The number of souls won to the Fanth durung has career cannot attest to has work along these lunes for It vs wlthln the body of the faithful that Monsugnor works wlth greatest zeal protecting has flock with a stern watchful and merciful hand As members of Monslgnors flock during the past four years we have learned to appreciate fully has worth as a prlest a friend and a MAN lt as wnth great pride that we dedlcate thus our most lastnng contrubutlon to Monsignor H J Watter son bullder of Catholucnty Monsngnor H J Watterson the founder of our school nn a pose famulnar to us all 5 gs! Z ae 1 h .3 if I ug, if ff fp u , rf .4 ff ., I' A ., r - A ' ff 1 an r -' 1 , 'v fr - ,Q f.. 5 W Q ' ' - 3 5 ,, . W, :. . , f, .' I , 4 ' 'N' .0 ., H .- 9' 'S Z ,1 l.-z. I X 5 41 Ji Irv in . Z - -.gr J 'al ',,. Q ll! V' HX JD. ggi j 1 CUR PRIE 4. '1..... fl., fda, .iqig-luv :U i MONSIGNOR WATTERSON FATHER DAVIS Pastor Curate FATHER HALLOWELL FATHER FURLONG 7 I Z , 4 l.4-n- 'N r 9 . ,....... .-. vii 3 - U V' - Q cw !' i - CZ. E Q 3 M' .V ,. 5 f. we ' Xie... X W x . w-.. .- 4,ffr..i,K an vw 'rx :A x ' A A , Q- W N FA ULTY RT REV MSGR H J WATTERSON Dean of Both Schools SISTER M GENOVEFFA Principal SISTER REGINA CORDIS Rehguoh Science Mathematics SISTER JOSEPH EUCHARIA Reluguon Commercial Subjects SISTER MARIA Relagzon Spamsh Bnology SISTER M ALT:-IEA Li awww Relnglon English History WILLIAMJ FORD MRS JOHN DURKIN X Mwpfi 4'-f'-15501 I ' UL I I If EI. . 'X - I VI 9 -t ' 1 ' F A C U L T if SISTER MARIA JOSEPHINE Religion Engllsh Mathematics SISTER MARION JOSEPH Rellglon Englush Latm MR WILLIAMJ FORD P A D Athletic Dnrecfor Physical Tralmng MRS JOHN DURKIN Latin English Hustory MISS IRENE D CASEY Dramatncs MR ANTHONYJ RUSTAKO Musuc -1 MISS IRENE D CASEY ANTHONY J RUSTAKO 9 SFI TAFE Editor in Chief JOHN BELSON ARTHUR MCNEILL JANE DOWD Associate Editors Business Manager FLORENCE MCELWEE THOMAS COMUN E DOROTH EA I REMONGER Sports Editors ROSE MARIE GINTHER DOROTHY MASTRIAN Art Editors Editor in Chief d A tant Edu SS IS to YS DOROTHY CURRY ROSEMARY CARNIGLIA BARBARA MOEBUS Literary Editors PETER STAVISH JOHN RYAN Circulation Managers Humor Editors RICHARD SHERIDAN JOHN O SUCH LEO ECKMANN RAYMOND WUELFING Photography JANET BOATE PATRICIA GOTTLICK GLORIA HERAS DOLORES COSTA MARION GREEN Typists Typlsts Associate Editors 194 TRI A Activities Editors ,,,, , .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, . .,,, D AVID MULLIN QQNXQRQ '75 N G4 XW4' 1 Z ,f 2-V ' J re --Q 4 x JOHN HAROLD BELSON Class Presxdent 2 Dramatlcs 2 4 Varslty Basketball 3 4 Varsity Football 4 Varslty Baseball, 2 3 4 lntra murals l 2 Yearbook Edltor 4 Revenlle 3 4 Debatmg John a natlve of Milwaukee came to Westfield and Trnnlty ln the elghth grade He has been very active ln extra curricular actnvltles besides being a good student It was largely through hrs perseverance that Monsugnor allowed a renewal of baseball two years ago H IS an adept shortstop and was captaln ln hrs Junior year World Series are John s malor weakness especlally when the Cubs are rnvolved John also was co captaun of the basketball squad thus year and center on the football team Some what of a phnlosopher John s vlews are often the toplc of fruendly debate and thus penchant for debate was lndulged as a member of last year s successful debatung team We wlsh you luck John l2 l I DOLORES THERESA BA'l'l'lATO Dramatlcs 2 4 Intramurals l 2 3 Cheerleadung 2 Glee u l Revellle Staff 3 Tootue ns an even flve feet of zxp boom who never allows a conversatlon to drag Dolores has a pas slon for clothes and her varuatlons on the unlforrn would do credlt to a French deslgner She has been maknng the short hop from North Avenue to Trlnrty for twelve not so short years As the alumna reporter for the school paper she provided us wlth many a choice tldblt of information Trnnrty wall be behlnd Tootue an her efforts to scale the heights nn the business world PM ,L J' f ittltfr I X , I -I I I 1 I Clb, g , -4. 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I .141 JANET MARIE BOATE matlcs l 2 3 4 Ye rb ok Staff 4 Ge C ub Cheerleadlng 4 lCaptalnl Intramurals l 2 3 4 Revellle Staff 3 4 Athletlc Assoclatlon Secretary 4 Jan has been comlng to Trlntty slnce the second grade She IS one of the best basketball players ID he school havlng starred IH the lntramural league for the past four years Janet was Captaln of thls year s cheer leadlng squad l-ler danclng abllnty IS well known here abouts and she plans to put that ablllty to good use elther as a dancer or as a danclng teacher n lS excellent typlst and IS chlet typlst on the yearbook be sides bexng secretary of the Athletnc Assoclatuon Trlnlty hopes that you wlll succeed ID your attempt to dance your way to fame Jan JP VA QQSEMARY CARl5ll'GLlA :lima rcs 4 Yearbook staff Rosemyy IS beyond oubt the most efflclent gurl th Her work s chalrman of the refreshment comm ee of the Sensor Ball brought out thls asset very strongly The success of the Ball was due largely to her ork Rosemary IS neuther qulet nor IS she outspoken ut her manner may best be descrlbed as tactful She IS very lndustrlous ln her studies and consrstently tlnnshes ln the upper brackets l-ler determrnatlon to become a nurse IS well known and we feel sure she wlll reach her goal Good luck Rosemary I3 tw ' llxlfxiace Dra 'Y---g ao ,jlel,4g K . 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Ja an rtcr 1 VV J rl , V, 1 l X4 'il Lf U l'.- tw! nl ll fll ' J ff' .fl ,Well gli. if wlli l lx-J VJV lr V l 'fj :X ' 1 ,y 4 'H .J I J 1 ,1 ' of A, , J , :jf ix! ec s. s lf Z S S , 1 ae THOMAS JOSEPH COMUNE Varslty Baseball 2 3 4 Intramurals l 3 Varsnty Basket bal 4 R veulle Staff 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Varslty Football l 2 3 4 Sodallty Presndent 4 Tommy Is from Plalnfneld and that towns most rabud press agent lt rs his fnrm convuctuon that anythlng of by or for Plaznfneld cannot be wrong He performed on the football basketball and baseball teams wrth football beung has forte Hrs good looks and wnnnnng ways make hum very popular wrth the gurls But here again he re mains true to Plalnfueld 'l Toms Italian temperament does not admit of any gulle and you know lust where you stand wuth hum l-lus plans call for a college career followed by a job as an englneer and a secluded little cottage an Plarntneld Good luck Tommy 14 F e 1947 EILEEN ANNE COLLINS Drarnatucs 2 4 lntramurals l 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Another one of our twelve year vets Euleen has made the trlp to Trmuty from Cranford durlng the fnnal sux years of her stay wlthln our halls She followed Trlnuty s teams through vrctory and defeat galnlng there by her reputatlon as an avld sports enthuslast Euleens ambntlon IS to be a klndergarten teacher and her dasposl txon makes her a Ilkely candldate for the yob Outsxde and lnslde school Elleen lS a very actnve partlcupant nn any actwuty suggested and her and assures nts success W wash her success In her teachlng career I I ' I I ' ' ' I I - II II 4 I I . . , . . . 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I I ,, wk We 5 5 e. f, ' 90 ., my I ' ' I I ' I ' I - D ' - I I ' I I ' I I I I I ' ' ' I I - II II - I - I I I - I I I II - - II I - A I I - - - II II - . , . ll fl ,yfjft JM W JAMES ANDREW CONROY lllg Dramatucs 2 4 lntramurals l 2 3 4 Manager of Foot James ot the carrot top IS a famullar flgure around Trlnlty He served as manager of the football team In has Sensor year Rag makes a practlce of defending North Plannfueld agalnst the slurs cast upon lt by has classmates He has been an actlye partlclpant an the nn tramural program all through has hugh school career Jlms acting blllty was put to use rn has Freshman year ln The Fortress Stands and thls year when he portrayed a hugh powered press agent In the Senlor play We wash hum luck ln hus ambltlon to attaln the coveted let ers C P A 1 c I I K 1 CATHERINE JEAN CONSHAY Dramatncs 2 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Cheerleading 4 Gee Club l 2 4 Revellle Staff 3 4 Jean IS a member of the We come from Plalnfleld club She has graced us wlth her presence slnce she was a freshman and IS a staunch supporter of all actnvntles scholastlc or extra currlcular Tw: e Jean represented Trlnlty an the DIOCESQH Competltlve Rellgnon Exam Her actlyltles Include cheerleadlng Intramural basketball and wrltlng Revellles gossip column the Katty Korner She loves to dance knlt and sew Jean wants to become a nurse and her efflclency patuence and frlendllness guar antee her success May all your patuents appreclate you, Jean I5 J l 3 ' , J ' 'jx 77 ' I l . - W . s c 4 l , V 3 5 l lr ll xr Av U .1 ' . 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A , -: , - - -1 ' , 1 I , - - j , - . 4 V S 3 K N55 rt, 2 J , ' 1 QW ., ,ni 4 , Y ' 4-' f5'ffff ,.'?'A DOROTHY MAR I E CURRY nramurals 12 Cheereadung 4 G Cu Yearbock Staff 4 Dot lS an outstandlng Trnnltarnan who excels an er studies Sh as another qunet but 1olly gurl She s the nnseparable pal of Dot Iremonger and the two Dots make the long tourney from Roselle Park together Dot loses her sllence when a basketball game beglns and here again the two Dots team up both nn Intramurals and ln cheerleading Another loyal supporter of Trlnutys athletuc program Dot rarely missed a game IH her four years an the hugh school Her future IS unsettled but those who know her are confident of her success 1: tc lil-L7 DOLORES CATHERINE COSTA Dramatics, 2-4g Intramurals, 2-3-4g Reveille, 3-4g Year- book Staff, 4. Dee is a daily high-speed bus commuter from the adlacent metropolus Garwood Her generoslty and good humor make her a well luked glrl Doloress flrst love ns basketball and she was an outstanding guard the Intramural league competition A Sophomore transfer from the Benedrctune Academy Dee has put herself so ld unto the swlng of thlngs at Trunuty H r skull as a typlst was put to good use by the editors of Revellle and wall be put to good use IU the busxness world ' in I, ly . . . V 9 . I I t , - -3-4g I ' , g lee I b, 4g h I . . G. . . , 1 H ill 3 - ft ff I A I ft' A U , V '1 '1 . ..2f.V. ,- , . -. ,If ' l PATRICIA ELIZABETH DONNELLY Drama' s n ramurals Gle R velle staff 4 Pat has been comtng to Trtnrty from Cran o 'I for the ,uast fou years and althouoh she rs one o the e n rr ot the Sento clas we co alw otnt her I yalty and help Wheneve Reverlle nee let a column t ckect r ncr e t We nave :een told by those lu kv people wtth a Cranford ul ea ly has :neen very successful Good luck to you Pat rt whatever you do JANE TERESA DOWD Ice Presrdent 3 ramattcs 4 n ramurals eerl amng 4 G ee C ub 4 R I S 4 Y :nook Staff 4 Ractro Program 4 Debate 3 .lane ts one of the most nntelltgent and tndustrlous memgers of the Sentor class Wnen Jane as not engaged study she IS functrontng as a member of that group of IoYal grrls who never mass a game at Trrntty Whale 'nere are some who thtnk her qutet those who have I4 own 'wer est know that she ts capa te of maktng plenty otse She nas not as yet de rdecl what roau s e Msraes to travel uf her bratns and arnb tron assure e u cess wherever t may lead B st of luck I7 WSF ,K U r .R iz, 1 Inc, 2--If IT , I-I-3-4, C Clua, I--If e t ' , . , H- r , to f r - ttf. Q Q Is r s, uld ays c L on :fo oft o ste I il, Pa coulql be called on to :Io It. A' E . , ,. . P' . ex:ha Qe that as a grrl wtth a vouce wtth a smrle Pat but K ' L. . ' 'I I 'n' I , ,I Q if I I.. I V QV' V ' , 5 D ' , j It , I-2-3--lg W Ch 2 . , g I I g evelle taft, g ear- I., fx I ' CII t Qi r' ' . I C ' It . 1 3 H ' It f A s c ' I . e r .. x ! 93, S , 4 A r fi, 5' ifii f 4 VV H, Viva! , ' x LEO JQMES QCKMANN Dramatics 4 ootb ll l Basketball 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 Yearbookkgfaff 4, Leqka true vet n of Thnity having studied with rn its portals tor twelve years At any time you are likety to see him clicking the little lever at his camera fnat will rcsult in y r benng caught in a predicament that might prove embarra sing Leoi been active in Intramurals throughout his high khoo career and has been a member of m V win ning teams He usedNo ride to schoot on his bicycle but has now advanced to raving a qai and a Chevrolet at that We sincerely hope that success and happiness will drive up to your door and remain a lifetime t f .ll ,H I DORIS MARY DOWNEY Dramatics, 2-4, Treasurer, l-45 Cheerleader, 4, Intra- murals, l-2-3-4, Glee Club, l-4, Debating Team, 3, Re- veille Staff, 3-4, Who is the most famous knitter in the Senlior Class? None other than Doris. She was knitting sweaters when she was a freshman now its socksl' Doris has always been an industrious student and most interested an all school activities Many thought that as Grandma the Senior play she almost stole the show from Penny Doris has decided that when she leaves Trinity she will go on for nursing Her lrish wit and pleasant disposi ton which made her a popular member of the class will undoubtedly be conducive to her success as a Purse To th patients to whom Doris will minister we give our regards She s a fine girl' X., 'AV i ' M , . .I . , A . . ' ,, H in X 9 . . . . I . ' fig, , Ar I J ll yr, get K n 1 j y-A 1 X W 5 N t n. g ' l . ' e ' 1 K. f vl h t ,ll V, t , 4, r i , X ., i 'B ' f x .J 'Y , AJ , ,- ,X U V A 4' lzli '5,: ,JM . ' 7 ' ' ', 5 1, it 3: a t + f a - ' . ' - . - A, f f -s- . . V- 'f r , ' . v , , , X 4 ' srl 4 - r t A A g l P - . 4. 2 J -' :W 4 A V 'X' 1, 7 ' V V V J A :Q C. :VTE in , Al r Y Y, I A ' 'J A A S A 1 ' r Q 5 K x X MARIE DOROTHY FRENZ Dramatlcs 24 Intramurals I4 Glee Club 4 Marne came to Trunlty In the seventh grade and has been a leading student ever since She IS noted for her ready srnule and laughter whlch as appreciated by her friends Ree as the gurls affectlonately call her IS also the possessor of a sharp wut Upon graduation Ree nntends to enter a secretarlal school and then go on to work nn that fxeld We wlsh her success In all her under takmgs 4siian...,-I.. wfv'-' MV' WM to iff' HUR W Varsnty tba 4 In a r ro s Elnzabeth Trmn y for umor year a rather quiet young ho nevertheless partlclpate un a dxscussuon nthout any hmsglvl wh soever He enjoys humor to a great exte d harvest corn wlth the best of us alls from Garwood a ssed little gh but can take the rlbbhvg w nc antly comes as way s p sltson IS hap y one Art was a mem er h years bask t I team and though Iackung ex IJ perlence turnedfa commendable performance We ll say o long for now Art and may all the suc cess the world can hold be yours I9 r- -4 - f 1 s I 3 I I I I X ' la ,L . .fi :N . 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I I I Hi. . ,. .I n b fo s ' , 4 - I J I 3 ' - PATRICIA BURNETTE GOTTLICK lntramura's l 2 3 4 Reverlle Staff 3 4 Cheerleadrng 4 Glee Club 4 Dramatrcs 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Pat: rs a Trrnntarlan through and through ln her twelve years wrth us she has made many frrends She rs always ready to encourage and sympathize and we can not rmaglne a day wlthout her sweet smrle As a member of the chee leadrng squad she gave full vent to her un lrmrted vrvaclty Her work as a typlst was outstandung both on Revellle and the Yearbook We ll mrss you Pat: but we do not doubt that youll contrnue to laugh your way through lrfe knowlng were all behrnd you rn whatever you choose to do 20 for FA' bf- L Rose MARIE GINTHER Prefect l Dramatlcs 2 4 Cheerleadrng 4 Glee Club l Reverlle Staff 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Lrbrary 3 4 Rose Marne us the artrst of the class Her sketches can be seen throughout thus book and Reveulle the school paper of whlch she was Art Edrtor for the past two years Rose Marne plans to capitalize on her artlstnc abllrty as a commercial artrst She has been a scholastnc leader an the class ever srnce she came to Trlnrty from Pennsylvanra In the third grade Rose Marne was a cheer leader thls year and has been a loyal follower of Trunlty s teams We wrsh her success wherever she may wleld a brush Azz s, 7' ...nie 4 r S Q , l ll lt l ' I r f 1 ' I 1 I I r , - I 1 I r ' - ' in , z - ' ' ' - f . . . , r 3:i13.fv..-.,-11. :VP Q '-H ffl? ' ' 'Z if. I' .3241-A- ' ' A , A Y , ,fs ,Hegi r ,rbfiw 1, . 5 A wr we L 5 ' f ' ' ' I . ' I 1 I f ' f J r I , - I - f , - f r it , , 1 'fm ' 'H -, ,, . . Q' 'ww ' 1 sz ' 5 F3 1 A , f W be N MARION HELEN GREEN Dramatlcs 2 4 Glee Club l 4 Revellle Staff 3 4 Year book Staff 4 Greenle as Marlon IS called by her frlends and classmates has a keen sense of humor and a sharp wrt She IS a danly traun rrder from Plalnfleld to Trlnuty Her naturally c.lrly brown halr IS the envy of the glrls Wlth out her typing ablllty the newspaper would rarely be out on tnme for Marlon ns one of the most asslduous workers Greenle IS also known for the shane on her loafers Her dry wltty remarks enllven any class Success cannot readlly pass by one wlth such good qualltles QR? MAUREEN JEAN HANLEY Dramatlcs, 2 4, lntrarnurals 2 3 4, Glee Club, 4 The slngrng lassle of the Senlor Class lS none other tnan Maureen Jean lf you have not heard her song an Irrsn Lullaby as her beautlful :lue eyes soa kle and she tu ses he sott brown ha then you really have mlssed somethln, She lS as del ghted to favor us wlth her ta lent as we are delrghted to oe her audlence You have not told us what your pans are for the fat r e Maureen but may we saggest that you develop your rrfus 'al talent and o rng su 'ess to yourself and napurness to rnany X - 1 '-152-,, if. ,t ps., y -tp' a , 1, ,P , 521s r r r- - Y, , 4 A :jk-A-.L-L , 3 5 'T X 4- 5 'lkyrlir ,L L r. ,ip-gl 5 2 1: 1 ,QL . -iii? ' r ' J l ' I V , ' I ' , . H - rl - - - ' x , . V r I , , -Y . ' U: , . 3: , , .I jf . , f ' X V 'fe QWWKEIW GLORIA ROSE HERAS Dramatrcs 2 4, Intramurals, l 2 3 4, Cheerleaclrng, 4, Glee Cluo, l 4, Reveulle Staff, 3 4, Yearbook Staff, 4 Gloria ns as vlvaclous a gurl as one would ever meet She srmo'y buohles over wuth whatever as current and as never at a standstull Her Spanrsh ancestry gave her a mastery of the language and her servuces as a prlvate tutor were rn great demand Besrdes belng a good dancer, Gloruas sparkle and verve made her shane as a cheer leader She plans to enter the New York lnstrtute of Dretetrcs so hele s hopung you reach the top, Glorua, among the proterns and carbohydrates 22 cp W GRACE MARY ANNE HART murals l 2 3 4 Reveulle Staff 3 Reveulle Edltor 4 ee Cuo 4 Grace ns the most popular gurl nn the class of 47 Sne ns n honor student and an actlve parteclpant mn school tvr Whenever a puanust was needed Grace was most wrllrng to be of assvstance In her chosen pro tessuon of nursung Graces emotuonal stablluty wall be a most valued asset for even the most unusual occurrences tall to rutfle her equannmuty As a basketball guard she was a standout and her fauthfulness to the teams was a vrrtue an whuch she took great pride She served as Edltor ln Chref of Revellle for one year and dud a fne ob We wall mnss you Grace but maybe on the next expedltlon to Somervnlle you can be placed on the spare dogsled and brought back to clvllnzatuon T A ' 'f rfswff .-rr Nz' 4 , 'rY, ' f . aww, A 1 Q A r 7,f,r3,g.fg ' ' ' f' , 5 r' it A ' , 3 Y if ' 0' X921 1 ' h, - Vrce-Presrdent, l-4, Prefect, 3, Dramatics, 2-4, Intra- f , r - - Q ' , J ' , 2 GI l r , , , , . , , a , . . , a: r tres. 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V g 'itil-5'ih I V A, . , fx l . l 1' 1 , . tl v V r ,, 'W K HELEN MARiE HOPEEL nramurals l2 4 Reveille 4 Dramatics l 'l Helen has been coming to Trinity almost every day for the D351 twelve years During her Junior and Senior years she has become quite interested in her commercial work Reveille has profited by her interest in typing and cutting stencils We understanding that Helen has a flare for modern music Perhaps that is why she types so rhythmically Could it be that Helen in her seeming re veries is hearing again her favorite programv Good luck to you Helen' DOROTHEA ANN IREMONGER heerleading 4 ICO Captain' Glee Club 4 Reveille Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Debating 3 Dramatics 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 C 'Dot is an exponent of school spirit and has tried I h r tour hard to engender that same sp rit in others. ri e years at Trinity there was no urr cular or extra-curricular ' d 'n- activity that did not receive Dots wholehearted an si cere support. Whether it is a case ot welcoming the Freshmen writing for Reveille supporting the teams playing basketball or cheerleading, Dot does it all because she loves Trinity. Her intelligence wit and loyalty com- bine To make her a pupil any s hool would be proud to claim. Best fame that puts in that claim., wishes to you Dot and may it be the school ot 23 GEORGE ALBERT KEENLEY JR Dramatlcs, 4, Prefect of Sodalzty, 4, Varsuty Football, 3 4, Varslty Baseball, 3 4 Debatang, 3 Does that green Bunck travelung up the street have an lnvlslble driver? No, lf you look closely, you wlll see a head lust rlslng above the dashboard Yes, that's Sklp Keenley He entered Trunlty during the Junuor year and became an extremely popula. young man Sklp added strength to the baseball team by playnng second base In both hrs Junlor and Senxor years He was Tr1mty's No l scat back on the football team, too-all one hundred forty pounds of hlm There was also, this past year, a contraption mlstaken for a Studebaker, but Skip soon took care of thus sutuatuon May nt rest nn pieces Skip, we all want to wash you success and happiness 24 V' l ci P'- 1 l WILLIAM DONALD JORDAN A A President 4 Varsuty Basketball 234 Varsity Football 23 4 Baseball 2 Varslty Baseball 3 4 Don came to Trunlty nn January, l944 A glance at the followung lust will show you what an athlete Don as pass catchmg end ln football for three years sharp shooting forward ln basketball for three years and co captaln In has sensor year last but not least stalwart third baseman for our baseball team H also has another clanm to fame has halr stays In place no matter how active he may be He IS Interested ln mathematics and plans to make hls llfe work something which wull cater to that Interest As you leave Don and make strldes forward IH the world don t forget us who were wuth you back at Trunnty and are wnth you In spurlt throughout your llfetlme Dramatics, 4, Treasurer, 3, Secretary, 4, Intramurals, lp - - ' , I ' , - - I , , - - I , I f - - ll ll ' ' ' : - ' ' 5 - . . . . I I I G , - . . . 1 I I ' - - , , . . - I . I CLARE MARIE KELLY matlcs 2 4 Intramurals l23 4 Gle Cl b 4 vellle Staff 3 4 Clare IS the only member of the class who clalrns dlstrnctlon of comlng from Fanwood She IS a o only auburn hatred gurl and she takes just prlde In flowing locks Clare IS rather qulet In crowds but Inner ganety comes forth when she IS wlth a group e our er or of friends Trlnlty wlll follow her as she goes forth Into the world of busuness and wlll be hoplng for her success Q.-me Q was ROSALIE ANN LAGA D amatlcs 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 4 Radro 4 Revellle 3 Roselle sends us Rosalle Dad you see her as Penny Dont Take My Penny 93' That part was an outlet for her versatllaty and flalr for drarnatlcs She added a further dramatlc touch to her hugh school career when she took part ln the Junlor Town Meetmg of the Arr The Roselle C Y O has also been favored wlth her Interest Were wnth you Rosalie In whatever you plan for the future ID the senlor play - Q . Q RX-5 y - .KS uber!! ,Xb I I N I I H I Dra ',-5 ,---5 eu,gRe- ' ' th ' ' ' ' . ' ls ff A , . . . , h . . . . . h Q . . . . . 1 ' . . , I , F! , !t. Q I ? f . I sg f 'f--1 I A DOROTHY CECILIA MASTRIAN Dramatics l2 lntramurals 23 4 Glee Club 4 Yar book Staff 4 Trinity is indebted to Plainfield for Dot who is an earnest student and a loyal supporter of all activities Her talent in art was readily recognized Her generosity n putting that talent to use took practical form in painting the scenery for the senior play in helping to execute the art work for the Yearbook and in making numerous post ers for activities throughout her four years with us We would like to make a big poster for you Dot that would say Success to you in all you doll 26 vi . -1 5,1 lt is l U I GLADYS MAE MANTELL Dramatics, 25 Intramurals, l-2-3-45 Reveille, 4. Gladys, of the baby-face and pretty dimples, is an- other of PlaintieId's loyal daughters. She is a talented pianist and has been passing on her love for music by givs ing piano lessons. Gladys has been an efficient and un- tiring typist for Reveille. Although she is quiet and rather shy, she is always willing to help. May you always keep your pleasant smile Gladys and brighten the lives of others with your playing ai f . Q A A P ' k Y -I I A i .I h , ' I 1 ' 'I 1 I 9 ' , , . - - - - - V fi it - l , . . . . i . I , . v x . , . ' . - ' , .4 . . ' , . if' ' ' .A f ii 11 A 11 f , , ,L f ' ' U Z , I l ,A 'f ' ' ft . f i 1 . X C FLORENCE ELIZABETH MCELWEE Dramatrcs 2 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Cheerleadrng 4 Glee Cu l 4 Reverlle Staff 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Here we have the most busrness lrke grrl rn the class she was crrculatron manager for Reverlle and busrness manager of the Yearbook Even her cheerleadrng had a busrness lrke qualrty to rt From what we hear so has her bowlrng Her dexterrty rs not lrmrted to handlrng a bowlrng ball you should see her behrnd the wheel of he Chevy as she comes from Cranford every mornrng rs safe to assume Flo that the road you expect to travel rn the busrness world wrll lead to the success you have planned S. RQ' ARTHUR THOMAS MCNEILL Treasurer 2 Presrdent 3 4 Dramatrcs 4 lntramurals Fo ball 4 Bask ball Bas ball 4 verlle Staff 4 Yearbook 4 Debatrng 3 lt must seem strange to thrs boy to see Arthur prrnt for from the trrst moment of hrs exrstence he was destrned to be Red Red s herght and agrlrty were put to good use as an end rn football center on the basket ball team and trrst baseman on the baseball team Red s electron as Presrdent rn both hrs Junror and Senror years proves the respect hrs classmates have tor hrm H rs constantly among the leaders of the class rn scholastrc pursurts Red plans to enter the treld of engrneerrng and hrs magnanrmrty and mental qualrfrcatrons make hrs success a certarnty We wrsh you happ ness rn that suc cess Red 27 Tl'lYl'lR X9 1 if Y Ib'-,2 ,I , . , A 'E . A A , 5 AX1 C , T Q ,7 . ', - , .pl ,, ,, U H . I I V, , b may ts 1 l l-25 or ', 2-3- 5 ' et ,3-45 e ,2-3- 5 Re- , . ,, ,, in . . ' e. ff ew DAVID CHARLES MULLI N Dramatucs 2 4 Varsity Football 4 Football I 3 Base ball 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 De batlng 3 The young man of the bow tue and lught curly haur IS none other than Dave Mullm He IS quite the fellow wuth the faurer sex and could be counted on every Mon day morning for a report on hrs week end escapades Dave dustlngulshed himself as an actor In the Sensor play when he portrayed the mascullne lead of Kerry Har per and as a clebater In hls Junior year He played guard on the football team and center field on the baseball squad He was the flrst Sensor boy to seal hrs college career when he was accepted by Vlllanova College last December Good luck Dave' 28 P.. IC l... BARBARA ANN MOEBUS Dramatncs 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Year book Staff 4 A tall faxr halred capable carefree fun loving gurl ns Barbara She plays a good game of basketball and fur ther dlsplays her aglllty In a smooth tango She IS an Interested student and applles herself dllagently to all actuvltles currlcular and extra currlcular Barbara keeps a slsterly eye on her Freshman brothers school splrlt We lake that Barbara, we could use more of It May you have a bright and happy future' 'li IQ l N l'l'A S '- RELAKANN 'BR N 24GIe Clb Dun s, - g e TJ , 4. f ' The Canadian bord s proved o obstacle to she made herf wa rom Canada to Trinit e sincefe Sop ore year. Rilla show ,bl when sh is t her favorite pastim o king it the gen ral public that, althou comesvfrom Canada ' ' ' ' ' lt she is still an O Brien. h Rilla a ts u ern hai do's , sh n ertheless can with 2 fashionsvg' irl en it comes to desi ing and those smlar suits she wears. No doubt Rilla will overcome any bs cle that may ie in her path to an R N Good luck a 'Z' bs ,Nw ,M M sgfymwfy J' JOHN JosEPH osuci-i Damatics 2 4 lntramurals l 23 4 Gle Cl b 4 veille Staff 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Debating 3 John is a full fledged Trmitarian having graced its halls through both grammar and high school He has been a feature writer of Reveille our school newspaper during his Junior and Senior years He possesses that certain dry humor which is likely to create an uproar at any time and he is as firm in his convictions as any Su preme Court Justice He was a member of the class bas ketball team which was undefeated during the Sophomore and Junior years Keep up the good work John and we know you will attain any goal you aim for 29 i' ' . , , ill!! 9 Q Q- ' . J A My G f I J I 2 X K l i X ix, ! I 3 1 f eu,:Re- Q , -J , J , - , 3' 1: . . ' Y, , , ran , . . t xl J A. J J : ' ' .1 ,. ,r rf' rf, . I J J -5:7 ' N Qt 3.5.5. , , .. 'r - '.'.' -, ' ',-T . J .5 A, - 3 N .QSM 44 A 11,1 ' ff. f,i.'w1--1-.'-:-:, ,, f -.'-'f.,'rf,xQ wr?- 'Im'-.-:. -- A :ill -,- ,ff A , , ,, .MJ , I r ' RICHARD JAMES SHERIDAN JR Dramatucs 2 4 Vuce Prcsudent of A A 4 Intramurals l 2 3 Varsuty Basketball 4 Varsuty Baseball 3 4 Varsuty Football 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Duck came from Buffalo un hus Freshman year and sunce then has made quute a name for himself un local curcles He has played football basketball and baseball for Trunuty and has been a stalwart un each sport He was the catchung sensatuon of the baseball team and sure fure tac le In football D k has a wull to wun and such a fruendly manner that he us a most popular young man around the school Not a few fumes he has come to school tardy wuth an I overslept excuse Trunuty us losung an all around fellow when you leave Duck but ut wushes you the best of everythung 30 T lu Q all 9 +L JOHN FRANCIS RYAN Dramatucs 4 Varsuty Baseball 3 4 Intramurals 3 J V Basketball 2 John us another tall dark haured Sensor He IS one of the quieter members of the class but hus popularuty at tests to hus wunnung personaluty He us an ardent follower of colleguate basketball and professional hockey wuth the Toronto Maple Leafs hus favorute team At the furst fever of baseball each year John uouns the Guantfans un theur heated dusputes wuth the supporters of the Brooklyn Dod gers He has been a Varsuty outfielder In baseball for the past two seasons Good luck John un all your undertak ungs and well be seeung you Qhibr R r 1 1 ' 1 r 1 - - , . 3. I - ' , . 1 - 1 1 ' . , . , . , . f - 1 - ' '1 I I - - I I f I - I 4 I - - I I ' ul - 1, - ui - u I , k . uc , I - I K - fu I, . I , , . ELLEN ELIZABETH SHUBERT Reyeulle Staff 3 4 Dramatncs 2 4 Secretary 2 Ellen as a North Plalnfleld resldent who has been comlng to Trlnlty for the past tour years She IS un d dltnon to her commerclal studles Interested ln art As an artist Ellen has contrlbuted to yarlous campalgns In the school wuth her poster work Her characterlzatlon of a model wlth a drawl that was right from the heart of Dlxle was a nlghlught ln the Sensor play Whether she con tunues her commerclal work as a secretary or capltalnzes on her art work we feel sure she wlll meet wlth success Good luck Ellen HES' NN., Q. aw PETER JOSEPH STAVISH Class Prefect 2 Dramatecs 2 4 Varsnty Football 2 3 4 Baseball 4 lntramurals 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Re vellle 3 4 Debatung 3 Thus Sensor as forever raving about the ments of Scotch Plains although he s a Plalnflelder Pete ar rlved at hls Alma Mater an the Sophomore year from Seton Hall He played Varsuty Football for three years captalnlng the team ln has Senior year Has Playlng galned hum local renown as a talented runner tackler and blocker He takes a lot of klddlng from has trlends but he IS a real sport and always comes back with a snappy retort Pete has a way wuth the ladles for along with hrs sense of humor good nature and athletsc man ner he has those envied assets tall dark and handsome Trlnlty wlll not soon forget Pete Stavlsh a boy well llked by hrs tellowmen 3 WC! 61f1f1 all D X Vu YM, 19 J lwzxf-47 ff A RAY ND WUELFING have V , lg 'daflfwff Dr matucs 4 lntramurals 1234 Yearljpokffgt ff 4 Footb Il M nager 2 3 Bas tbal Manager 3 VW J, J I-j'flC2Njw1.1fff7l-if Ray came to Trunuty un the Freshman c ss from Dunellen He us the young man who has brou t musery to the students through hus weakness for rungung bells Ray us nonetheless a swell fellow and us well luked throughout the school He us an excellent dancer and trued hus hand at aeygjn g?95znuor play at whuch en deavor he was hughl su ces ul Ray enacted the part of a farm lovung son a portrayal that was extremely favor able to hum for hus ambut on us to have a farm of has own We all wush you success Ray un attaunung that ambutuon 3-1 400W Jff'Mf hf 3,90-lqjffg ,04,,4yfyfZ4,LL1fy99'L5V C MADELINE THERESA WALSH Damatucs 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Reveulle Staff 3 4 Madelune us another of the very quuet gurls of the class She us an effucuent typust and has spent many hours workung on Reveulle copy Although Madelune has not made known her plans for the future ut us supposed that she wull put her commercual traunung to use as a secretary and her effucuency suuts her well for such a posltuon We feel sure that her charmung manner wull wn her a lfe full of uoy and contentment Good luck to a fune gurl vlqlu Q l lvl rf lull FI l 'lfX r , g , V V - g ' , - . . A, If 7 F ff' fem G X 7, M9 I ,jd 4,.V ff SM' Qzfr, 9 WV ff' il' I . , I 1 ' V , fl, fufgf f P JAH ll X, , L I V 4 if ' Z lf , V V V If ,ff ,E ' , 19442, I a , : J , - - - 1 'la , 1 Q ,X I ff, f fi, be ,A an fa I' A I , I gf, A ' ff Q 4 ' ' l 4 u John Belson George Keenley Peter Stavrsh David Mullin Arthur McNeill John Belson Richard Sheridan Arthur McNeill John Ryan Victor Forgwsh John Ryan Arthur MclXlc snqaaw cuccuc- Donald Jordan John Belson John Ryan Richwrd Sheridan Thomas Cornunc Peter Stavlsh David Mullin Did Most for Trinity Most Popular Best Dressed Best Lookmg Best Natured Class Clown Most Studious Quietest Noisiest Most Retiring Most Businesslike .iogsim-L 'siw pue 'aw Most Athletic First to Speak Last to Speak Always Speaking Class Rembrandts Best Dancer Class Actor Grace Hart Grace l-lart Rose Marne Gunther Patricia Gottllck Grace Hart Janet Boate Grac Hart Maureen Hanley J1netBo1te Madeline Wzlsh Florencc McElwee kol 1 3 satucr Dorothea lremonger Janet Boate Madeline Vxfmsh Barbara Mc ebus Rose Marie Ginrner Janet Boite Rosalle Laga C L A S B A L L C , . , .. . .. ,, G Grouches. . .. ,, , ,a., L, , G .,r....,.Gladys Mantell itll ' ' X 1 Dm N3 , LQ J TRINITY MERRY GO RGUND HEN we arrnved back at dear old Trnnnty after that horrnble pernod called summer vacatnon we found many nmprovements We entered our new classroom and found to our amazement that Knlroy was there before us A the days of our Sennor year wore on many humorous thnngs happened Do you remember Vnc s snake and Dave s long Tom ? Remember how one nnght Tommy s and Janet s books found thenr way nnto the Hock Shop where our errant books often went Knlroy had 3 key and was nn a playful mood Then there was the key that moved down the ansle the bell that fell off the shelf the lnghts that kept swnngnng back and forth the desks that got themselves turned around and the loudspeaker that played Bnng Crosby rec ords Who was the nnstngator of these clandestnne actnvntnes7 Now let s go out and get a lnttle fresh anr There nt ns that sleek super powered black Studebaker nts fenders flappnng nn the breeze lnke the wnngs of a vulture nn search of prey nn thns case any unsuspectnng pedestrnan We slam the door and are off on a wheel we meannng the fnrst ten fellows to nam nn between the spare tnre and the saggnng roof Back nn school nn physncs class Jordan had hns hand up and Snster sand Questnon Donald? Yes Snster If an electrnc trann ns gonng fnfty mnles an hour and there ns a wnnd of fnfty mnles an hour agannst nt whnch way does the smoke go? Snster answered Backwards of course Then Don smnled and sand Electrnc tranns dont have smoke Snster A deep red covered Snster s face and she began to smnle then a laugh slnpped out Another day Snster asked Rnchard what ns a capstanp After profound thought Dnck answered The guy that runs the shnp Snster But the perseverence medal goes to the Snster who ns trynng to teach thns mob how to speak Espanol Here are a couple of samples of what she had to put up wnth The fnrst took place one mornnng when we were readnng a story There was Davnd at the head of the room translatnng nt nnto Englnsh He came to the word tan and after medntatnng some tnme he sand he dndn t know nt so Snster decnded to help hnm lt s a two letter word that starts wnth S and ends wnth O Happy exclanms Mull Another tnme Junne was readnng and came to the word mantel ltableclothl He also sand he dndn t know Snster helped hnm too lt s whnte and nt goes on top of the table Beer was .lunne s answer and a month later Snster went away for a rest Now as the sun sets on our Sennor year at dear old Trnnnty we sanl away and off nn the dnstance we hear the hauntnng stranns of that beautnful ballad Open the Door Rnchard and nn thns peaceful settnng we say Aloha lthat s French for good byel to our buddnes nn the class of 47 4 an - - - ll- ll , . -1 1 11 ll ' 1 - 1 1 - - II II 1 - 1 1 1 I - , . . . . 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Q , -fri 'ki buh S 'fir 'O Q .-.QI an 8 did A x 0 l . ' n - 3 , ' . 2 X xx !L is ' . Q 94 U' 'G' My gl' iii! ff b , 49m-R4 W 4 A 1 Q1 I 4-,aff 4' al if al' I V, , 0 .A a- QRWQQJH a ,. , Q 5 '15-R iff 4,-65 s Tuesday 10th SEPTEMBER Woe woe vacation rs over Suxty football recruits reported-oh yes about 250 for school our largest enrollment Frlday 1 3th CLAbS We re really back nn the grlnd Cheer up Christmas IS comung Cant you just hear Monslgnor9 Tuesday l7th N 'N T E A M Yea Team' 30 gurls reported for cheerleadlng Thursday 19th Reveulle Staff meeting Grace Hart edltor Frrday 20th What manly shoulders those boys have' Sh sh football equrpment was us trlbuted today Thursday 26th Just our luck' School caught ture and we weren t around Well make sure next time Frlday 27th Sensors rlngs arrlved we thunk th y re the best ever Friday 4th OCTOBER Flrst Flrst Friday and the Sensors had l0OfKp Open aur pep rally Sunday 6th Football season opens Immaculate trlms Trunuty Wednesday 9th 1. There s a snake on the loose those careless buologlsts eek' Girls start wearing uniforms Fooeyl' Saturday 26th Yea Trunrty' We beat Mt Loretto l4 6 Monday 28th Double double toll and trouble First reports today' Tuesday 29th Characters chosen for Dont Take My Penny Wednesday 30th Sophomore dance Freshman lnntuatuon Revellle makes nts appearance Monday 4th NOVEMBER Flre drrll The Chief pulled the handle too' We re B T Tuesday 5th Next day and the Sclence Club went to Newark for a ture fnghtung demonstra tion Wednesday 6th Groundwork land for the Yearbook Friday 15th Kllroy dsd you turn all those desks around?9 Wednesday 20th Say cheese Seniors had their pictures taken for the Yearbook Monday 25th Monsignor ordered new unlforms for the cheerleaders 5 Tuesday 3rd DECEMBER Slap splash swosh spatter but the final result was some pretty good sce nery for the play ,-1 fi I . . - . I 1 ' I I , . I I ' ' II ' ' ' - - - II I fy . . ' ' I . . me - ' - , c l I. A . .. 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In I M 38 CALE DAR Monday 9th Gloom gloom Reports agaun and more trouble' Tuesday 10th Almost tlme for the play Practlce all day Plays are such fun' Thursday 'l2th Flrst nnght Stage beautiful' Scenery sharp Play terruflc Frnday 13th 4, A Second night Large audience Play judged a success by crltlcs Dance fol m G ,Q lowed play Good band A great night and Frnday the l3th at that ' Monday 16th x S-4i Chrlstmas nssue of Revellle A good job by the Junlors Friday 20th Chrlstmas vacation begnns Happy holidays everybody' JANUARY Monday 6th Back to the grnnd New moderator Sister Regina We re satisfied New Englnsh teacher Sister Marlon plenty of homework Pep rally wnth cheer leaders nn their new unuforms Hubba hubba' Fnday tom Monsignor back to work and spoke nn the gym gust l5 days after being W- operated on for appendlcltns What a man' 'Nb' Tuesday 14th Tuesday 21 st Okay from Monsignor on plans for a Ball on the 3lst Caterer orchestra decoratlons blds etc etc Wednesday 29th Reorganlzatlon of theA A Pres D Jordan V Pres R Sherldan S J Boate Frtday 31st Sensor Ball Decorated all day Beautlful' Orchestra fme' Food delucuous A wonderful night' FEBRUARY Monday 3rd Monsngnor congratulates Sensors on thenr Ball Gratlfynng Tuesday 4th Holy holy holy Retreat beglns F Friday 7th W Please be careful of my tender wnngs they re just begennung to sprout '- Retreat ends Frnday l4th Bloody Alumni game at 8 OO Dance followed Good tlrne Monday 'I'lth Sensors conduct assembly an honor of lOOth annlversary of Mother Xavier s entrance unto the convent Frlday 21st A blizzard IO unches and on a hollday' Just our luck' Wednesday 26th Health lecture Jordan doffed hls shurt Tsk tsk' March lst Yearbook deadlnne You full ut nn from now on 39 I . . . . . . . 1 ' 1 Simi, , I ll' 1 Exams-enough said!!! 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T . . ll THE WDRLD WOULD END IF Dolores Battnato really wore a complete Trnnuty unuform John Belson wore a conservative tue Janet Boate drdn t clown around Rosemary Carnlglla dad anything lnefflclently Exleen Collnns spent a study period ID sulence Tommy Comune left Plaunfneld James Conroy became a sux footer Jean Conshay flubbed a Relnglon recltatuon Dolores Costa missed a noon tume phone call Dorothy Curry wasn t wnth Dorothea Pat Donnelly gave a wrong number Jane Dowd faaled to rause Mr Ford s wrath Leo Eckmann dldn t chew on hrs glasses Marne Frenz found a new fellow Marlon Green wasn t called Greenle Arthur Gatesy forgot abofut golf Rose Marne Gunther stopped playung wath her Pats Gottllck went through a day wnthout glgglnng Maureen Hanley lost her volce Grace Hart got below 95 0 on her report card Gloria l-leras lost her pep Helen Hopfel saw a Trunuty game Dot lremonger wasn t at a Trlnlty game Don Jordan lost the crease In has pants George Keenley cracked up the Buick KNO Clare Kelly dyed her hanr Rosalie l.aga massed a Saturday date Gladys Mantell grew up Dot Mastruan lost her artnstuc touch Florence McEIwee lost her business luke manner Arthur McNeill were disrespectful Barbara Moebus was unlnterested sn actnvltles Dave Mullnn dldn t tell of has latest date Rllla O Brien cut her bangs John O Such wore a Truman button John Ryan massed a hockey game Dick Sheridan dropped a pitched ball Ellen Shubert never was late Pete Stavlsh left Scotch Plains befor Madelane Walsh became an orator Ray Wuelflng rang the bell late 40 aur Dad Nollll Doris Downey stopped knitting. . . . . h . I W J . ' ' e 2 A. M. 454 ' M UNDERCLASSMEN ax ' R !p'l7Q 4 X X 412 x I -Q. Wx Q v ' f H T +L K-W 15 9 1 X ,, A J w X , X X ll? ' X 1 F 9 ' K 'I 1 ? Vg X4 A Z f Fl W CA M151 Kneeling G Garatalo C Dooley B Burke J Cavanaugh Front Row R Jordan K Laurent J Murray P Sheehan P Dowllng l Austrn J Anmone T Pompeo P Murphy H Glass M Huggrns Second Row C Marlon M Kane J Bremser M Gra N Woodman M Warner M Ryan T Kryston E Metzger M Buron DeAndrea J Snyder Thlrd Row H Motfet R Ptaff J Perette W Jeffrles W Mooney J OConnor E Collins Back Row B Evans A Ross: B Sherndan D Coleman W Lalng HIS year s Junuor Class IS recognized by the Sensors to be potentially a tune Sensor Class They have contrlbuted wholeheartedly to all our actlvltnes curricular and extra currlcular,and have added many onglnal schemes to the general plan of things at Trlnlty ln the composltlon of the newspaper they were most helpful at tlmes beanng almost the tull brunt ot the heavy task ot gettlng lt out on trme In sports we have found them to be talr hard clean competltors and when they proved themselves superlor to us at tlmes an certain phases ot com petltlon we were glad to be dlsplaced by them realnzlng that they had earned thelr places on thelr ments ln soclal events such as the Sensor Ball they have been helpful appre clatrve and cooperatlve We hope we have set them a good example and that they contlnue to be as tune a class as they were thas year 42 Fourth Row: W. Tlesoln, F. Cyhemidlin, J.,Taddeo, G. Schilling, J. Jackson, L. iaccari. V I - . , . . . ' I I I I I I - I I U 1 1 ' , . HE purpose of a yearbook as to revlew a single school year polntung out the Important achievements and actlvstues of that year from the vnewpount of the departrng Sensors This year through the generosity of the Sensors an nnnovatlon has been added to the usual plan They have commussuoned the Junior Class President to voice the sentuments of has class con cernung the passnng school year The followlng happennngs stand out most clearly nn the mrnds of the Junlors Although the year began wuth unnumerable distractions to study whuch the bulldlng of the addntuon to the school entailed the flnlshed product was sornethlng the Junuors appre clated for we are the ones who have drawn the beneflts from ut and wall contunue to do so Another event which we appreciated was the Sensor Play The plot was nnterestlng though not revolutionary and the actnng was superb We thoroughly enjoyed the play and we know we wall have a tough time trylng to better that performance next year The boys of our class nn their assoclatnon nn sports wlth the Seniors found them to be a swell bunch of fellows Although we had poor records In some of the sports there was no evidence of any class dxstmctuon on the teams The boys treated us wlth fairness and even passed on to us luttle tnps which thenr extra year of competition had taught them The last Item there ns space to mentlon as the Sensor Ball All of us who attended It en joyed ourselves and were deeply impressed The ball was a new occurrence as hztherto we have had only the Junnor Prom each May The decoratuons were orlgnnal and beautuful the musac was wonderful and the refreshments were delncuous Here agaln we are left a hugh mark at which to shoot These are only a few of the occurrences of thus school year but an them can be found our general oplnlon of the year We have a deep apprecuatlon of the last year and have de rlved much enjoyment from It SISTER JOSEPH EUCHARlA JUNlOR OFFICERS 43 I I 1 ' 1 I - , . - 1 , . - 1 f 1 1 1 ' 1 Kneeling: E. McGuire, T. Hart, F. Barca, C, Cuccaro. Front Row: M. Kelly, J. Lee, E. Wainright, J. McNulty, A. Hopkins, D. Marfmkovic, C. Feola, R. Gray, M. Bolen, J. Thompson, H, Dwyer, Second Row R Ortleb R Gallagan N Beyer H Nlcholson J Really H Palazza A Laurent W Bohn Back Row R Loomis J Waldron F Esslg SOPHOMCRE Kneel ng H Helnsenkamp J Bros env N McCue C Zega ronf Row E Hastings J l elbon H lfte a econd Row J G cl an F Fana C Rustako G O LJ n r Ren A a n E F 1 ,e al J Lament J Wesse Ba k Row E McCaffrey J Sne a T Dr: e J Cleve and F I . , . Llnv lie, M. Mnogoe, M Gnldac, J. YN 'A C. Brlde, R. Villani, E. eras, M. Lavelle T, 5 no. S , 'n:ro P. R 'lff, J O'NelIl, G Gzffllzk S Cnlll, , :, . , . 'S c . Th. - K 5 .E -sc , J. Jayelle, ,Orlar'::, R. .ze r o, . , . I. C , , 1, , . C, , , 1, l , . I , HE Sophomore Class us duvuded unto two separate classes For convenuence they have been lettered Sophomore A and Sophomore B When we grad uate un I9-49 we wull be the largest class ever to have graduated from Trunuty Thus sutuatuon was brought about last year when Monsugnor was beset wuth applucatuons for entry unto the hugh school and decuded to slughtly overtax the facilutues for one year un order to provude more chuldren wuth a Catholuc educa tuon Last year the Junuors were moved to the Laboratory to make room for us and thus year the addutuon to the hugh school made ut possuble for each class to have a real classroom The Sophomore class as a unuted group has formed a Camera Club as our furst contrubutuon to the growung lust of actuvutues beung made avaulable to the students of Trunuty as the school grows Athletucally our class us up to par or perhaps slughtly above par We have many members partucupatung un both the varsuty and the untramural programs Two members of the class Frank Barca and Carlo Cuccaro have earned letters un the varsuty competutuon and numerous Sophomores show promuse of future greatness We are grateful to the departung Senuors for the many thungs they have done to make Trunuty a better school both for themselves and for us theur successors We wush them luck un all theur future ventures CLASS l' 5l5TER MARIA SOPHOMORE OFFICERS MRS DURKIN 45 1 -Tl f R. 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V E, 51,1 - If 4 f 57 , f,'- Ji L 5 He . gg T , 5- :- - E, the tenclerfoots, greenhorns, freshies, and alt the other ignoble titles traditionally applied to those of our ilk, have enjoyed our first high school year tremendously, Although we are divided into two classes this division is strictly physical for spiritually we are a unit ln our first close contact with the children from neighboring towns we have found each other to be very compatible The members of our class although not too well versed in such things as rules and techniques have had much fun participating In the athletic pro gram in Trinity In this venture into the unknown we have found the upper classmen to be both good teachers and keen competitors By the time we are Sophomores we expect to be more polished performers and hope to give those who are now our conquerors a much stiffer battle for honors Our contribution in the more elevating brackets was the formation of a Freshman Culee Club The Glee Club was under the direction of Sister Marion and although we gave her some trying times as she taught us harmony she showed great patience and we hope our performances have rewarded that pa tience Both in the Senior Play and in the Church services we provided music suitable to the occasions We have plans for bigger and better productions in the future We appreciate this chance to blow our own horn and hope we haven t abused the privilege When we are Seniors in l95O we will still remember the present Seniors and try to be as fair in our dealings with the underclass men then as they have been to us this year Best of luck to them CLASS 47 I I , . I I - I I SISTER MARION JOSEPH FRESI-IMAN OFFICERS SISTER MARIA JOSEPHINE 1 :,vf a 3 Mmwfww V ' 9, J, 'P , , I ,, W Q S ff, -3' if- . Aatigfxa .I Q X 'XM Q 'Annu W- L- Sv 'f K X f ' ' 1 ,F-,,i, ,g i -7 PW 1- f , , , 1- 5 -1' kr 1 4 W 'V - 1 Y 'avi - ev 1 5514. ew K Lim- 4 . .'74g-39 Y ' , I 2, 'V ' Q, N 'X 51' 1. L ,Y 'K ,bf W 4 , ' 4, 1 4-'L ,r Eff . XFN , Uriah if 3 ?'7 f. f,L' In s ,Q 'S :pf , nl!! . 7'?x gl A - fa Y: 'gf V4 V s '-V. , an ff Win .Q 31.51 ' f gm 1 , , 1 V' I I ft f A Q5 K ' Ti, PX J, 1,1 sf fi q 'X JA I I M V in . ' af .,, 5 5 'Q-4 F ' 1 , Q Q of -1 V 4' - f 1 sd ' 1 . Q- . 4 ' '- '- ' 45' ' 1 S' , Y 1 . X 'X 'Z' K O MR FRANK G QUINN T was in the old days when the boys were practicing football in the quad rangle with Mr Ford our capable coach who was making the most of what he had in manpower that Mr Quinn made his appearance as Trinity s friend and helper At that time he made a sizable donation towards Trinity s first football equipment and helped Mr Ford round the embryonic football team into shape He became the assistant coach a position he had held until Navy ln the fall of i945 when hopes of having a football team were low it was Mr Quinn who came forward and gave us new hope Circumstances being such that we had no football coach Mr Quinn took on the job and again gave concrete evidence of his interest and encouragement by seeing that the team was supplied with new jerseys lt was through his service as head coach that the season was brought to a successful close Upon Mr Ford s return from the Navy Mr Quinn graciously resumed his duties as assistant coach This is but a small way of showing fou how much we appreciate your work Mr Quinn What w really think of your friendly interest In us can best be shown by the hope we express here that for many years you will con tinue to be part of Trinity s athletic program 50 l I 5 I I ' Q . this time with the exception of a three year lapse while Mr. Ford was in the PRECIA 0 x , .U L WWA' .404 BUCKS AND SLANTS ATHLETIC ASSCCIATIG ANY years ago when the Class of 47 was practlcally at a crawlung stage and Trunlty was a small school a very young man named Wllluam J Ford came upon the scene as the coach and physical educatuon Instructor M Ford had just fnnnshed has college career at E Stroudsburg a physucal educatnon college when he was hired to guide Trlnrty s athletuc fates One of has first and surely one of his wnsest acts was the formation of the Athletlc Assocla tlon In l934 Hls perseverance and never falling interest had made It one of Trnnuty s furst and most apprecuated or ganlzatlons when the war broke out and Mr Ford answered the Navy s call Wxthout hrs servlces the Assoclatson broke up and was almost forgotten Then thus year Mr Ford made hrs long awautecl return from the servrce Sunce has return he has re formed the A A whnch rs working hard toward moldnng Trunlty s athletlc program unto a strong well organrzed one and has done a good job as coach and athletnc dlrector We hope the students of Trnnnty an the future will profit from the A A and Mr Ford durnng thelr years In Trlnlty as we have rn our last year here We know how nt was wnthout these beneflts and can thereby fully appreclate thelr worth 5: WILLIAM J FORD Durector of Athletucs A A Officers J Boate R Shendan D Jordan U. ,-N l nf ,U W X-I I 'J Aw. LETTERMEN R.Shom1am, D Jordan J Beison, A. McNeill, T. Cormmc, A. Gatesy. VARSITY Co-Captain Don Jordan Scoring star of the team. Has averaged I6 points per game. Shoots a one-hand hook shot with deadly accuracy. Senior Co-Captain John Belson Has been a defensive standout, a good play-maker and a scoring threat. Good set-shot. Senior Red McNeill Tall center. Started season slowly but became a real scoring threat and a good man beneath the boards. Senior Ton Comune Rugged guard. Noted for his rough and ready style of defensive and offensive play. Senior A Dick Sheridan Tall and rough. A good man from all angles. Good shot, good guard, fast for his size. Senior Fvol Chili! A Goodshotmaker. Throwsthernup'withanslnorthodnxbutdeadlyorl-liandstyle. Junior ' Fino set-shm mist. Shows promise of surpassing his brother's standout play. Sophomore lol: Evans Another set shooter with a good left hand shot to match Experience will make him excel Jumor An Gahsy Bespectacled guard who was a tme shot and a good guard Senior Holy Trinity Holy Trmity Holy Trinity Holy Trinity Holy Trinity ...,,.,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,.,-., Holy Trinity. Holy Trinity, Holy Trinity ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,. Holy Trinity ............,,...,,....,... Holy Trinity ...,,...... - ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Holy Trlnlty---.. ....,.,,,,.,.,.,,,,, ,,- Holy Trinity .............,..,.,......... Holy Trinity .....,,....,,,..,,,,...,..,. T McNee N S RECORD Sacred Heart Holy Family Oratory St Cecelia s St. Patrick s ............................., ..-- Sacred Heart .,............,................. - St. James ............,......................... Queen of Peace .... ...h .... .. ...... ..-...-., Alumni ............. ----.,.-.., ..,.. ,,--..-,. St. Cecelia s... ........ ,..-..----..-..--.....2 Oratory ---...,.....----...--..,..-...,.., St. James lNewarkl-......-,........-..5 Queen of Peace .....,... ..-.... ..., ,.,.,.,... 58 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM H Hemsmkamp R Pfaff Collns B Sch alen e we V Ei -, XJ! 2 RED MCNEILL JOHN BELSON DICK SHERIDAN TOM COMUNE DON JORDAN ART GATESY 463 t i GEORGE KEPPLER Coach J CD l 1946 sQuAo BA EBALL f WO YEARS ago, when baseball returned as a major sport to Trinity, the first big problem to arise was that of finding a coach. For the first few games we had no coach. Monsignor real- ized that the raw material was there but that a good coach would be necessaryg so, when the boys asked if he knew of someone willing to accept the position he recommended Mr. Keppler. Up to this time none of us was acquainted with Mr. Keppler but we relied on Monsignor's good judgment. Years ago Kep was quite a catcher in Union County and starred on the Westfield Legion Team. He caught for many years and his store of diamond lore is as large as can be found here- abouts. The first few weeks of Kep's reign were rather hectic for he had to gain the confidence of the boys and overcome the opposi- tion of those who had had complete control before he came. This he did by his personality and knowledge of his fellow men. During all our trials and difficulties in that first year he stood by us, offer- ing consolation in defeat and praise in victory. One game in particular will always stand out in our minds. We were far behind St. Mary's going into the last inning but a rally brought us to within one run of the opposition. The rally was killed by what we considered high-handed methods for the umpire was convinced by their coach that our runner bearing the winning run had failed to touch second base, thus nullifying the tying run which ,- X 'I ' ' 5 - ' , f Q . . . -WN .4 D f f f ' ' ' gd- bg 20 5' ws. f V QV- L , 1 'K If -. . . - W 4- Q Na. 4' Jw4 ' f s . 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' L9 ' f . 4 ' 'J 'W ' , Q A K 1 1 X . ,Tv ' f, V ' 'f, ff-F: .fifff 'y , Hg, v, 1 A , si m I , ' NP ? ., ' gi 5 I l n .... 3 l gun M BUN S D BI GLE F 1946 JK Ns INFIELD D Jordan Belson G Keenley C McHugh INCE our baseball team rs In nts unfancy many precedents are being set In the management of baseball affaurs at Trunuty We would luke to set one of those precedents In thus yearbook lt IS necessary that the yearbook maternal be compiled and sent to the prnnter by March l Thus leaves no time for a revnew of the comung baseball season or even for much speculatron on nt Therefore we wull devote this sectlon to a revuew of last year s season and we hope this plan will be approved by future yearbook staffs Thus year such a commentary provides us with a large fueld In which to roam, for underclassmen composed the bulk of last year s baseball team l fact an underclassman captanned the team As the l946 baseball season got under way splrut at Trlnrty was runnung low slnce a meduocre basketball season had just been capped off wath two tour nament losses The outlook IH baseball appeared none too brlght enther The fans and players remembered the prevlous season whach had been marked by Insecure schedulnng frequent losses and lnadequate faculntnes The first game brought hope for Trlnnty scored an nmpressuve 7 3 vac tory over St Mary s of Eluzabeth when Captaun John Belson slammed a truple with the bases loaded As the season progressed the splrut grew wlth It and the student body turned out In ever nncreaslng numbers Captaln John Belson Shortstop Batted third Connected for many extra base knocks Has never missed an mnmg snnce baseball began at Trlnlty Sensor Bob Burns Outfoelder Broke unto lane up late nn season Graduated George Glovmo Started season at thnrd Rocky start Moved to outfleld Graduated Joe Murphy Outfleld Held down center held posrtnon for two years Graduated Skup Keenley Second base Good fnelder Hot clean up Two doubles and a smgle at Paterson Came to Tnmty from Connec tlcut last year Sensor Cletus McHugh Flrst base Fancy flelder Broke up St Aloysrus game wnth trnple an tenth Fsgured importantly an trlple play agalnst St Mary's Transferred to Trenton Wall be massed Donald Jordan Thnrd base Cracked homer agaunst St Patnck's, tymg up MR QUINN and MR Kgpplhgg game Sensor V M 1, 5 A t - la 4 N K . ' ff f A W , ' 3 ' :V f' -h A C . wr 1 -f - 1 ' 5 , ,y , off, A T m ' fm t . , - , ' 1 ' , W A my W . U g . , J. , . , . . I ' I . . , . . ' . n I I I ' I - - , . . . ' I Catcher Became catcher when Red McNeill was in- pured Performed brilliantly. Got seven straight hits in two games Senior. ,,..-- Pitcher lefty Specialized' in strike-outs. l7 strike-outs In ten innings against St. Aloysius. Pitched for last two years Relued on to be bulwark of 1947 and l948 teams. Outflelder Played in about half the games last year. Counted on to play regularly this year. Senior. Pitcher Best game versus St. Michael's. Improved with experience Junior. Catcher Plagued by frequent injuries. Will try to fill first base vacancy created by loss of Cletus McHugh. Jf' I Dick Sheridan i-....,, Bob Evans Torn Comune Dick Pfaff Red McNeill Dick at Bat John Ryan Outfielder Started season well Hitting fell off slightly Dave Mullin Outflelder Broke into only two games Senior The easiest way to review the highlights of last season is to list the play ers, graduates and returnees and briefly sketch each That s the picture of baseball at Trinity The outlook is bright for I947 with only two major vacancies to full and these having good prospects of being filled The schedule is at present in the formative stage Trinity seems on the way after a shaky start to the heights in high school baseball circles The team is grateful to Monsignor Watterson for permitting baseball to be reintroduced at Trinity and for the cooperation he has shown since its in auguration We are also happy to have served Mr Quinn and Mr Keppler who have so faithfully sacrificed their otherwise free afternoons to come around and to mold a group of boys ungrateful at times into an organized team They have done a good job and the boys appreciate it Finally we want to thank the faculty and student body both of whom were faithful to the team through thick and thin We ll be out there trying to give them something to cheer about in 1947 SEASON S RECORD Holy Trinity St Mary s lEllzabethl Holy Trinity St Patrick S Holy Trinity Immaculate Conception Holy Trinity St Michaels Holy Trinity Sayreville Holy Trinity Our Lady of the Valley Holy Trinity St Mary s lPaters0nl Holy Trinity St Aloysius Holy Trinity Our Lady of the Valley Holy Trinity Thomas Edison Holy Trinity Immaculate Conception Holy Trinity Sayrevnlle Holy Trinity St Patrick s Holy Trinity St Aloyslus Holy Trinity St Mary s lfillzabethl Holy Trinity St Michaels Holy Trinity Alumni 9 Won 7 Lost l Tie Cletus McHugh 63 i ' ' ,.,..,..,, 7 . 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CHEMIDLIN Standing A. Addario, T. Comune lcoachl, W. I TRAMURALS ERSONALITIES and characteristics, hidden in the classroom, are brought to the fore in the intramural program. lt is here that upper and lower classmen meet on equal terms and really get to know each other. The keen competition between the teams evokes much enthusiasm from both the par- ticipants and the audience. The efficient management of the league allows everyone to play at one time or another. The delay in the construction of the gym necessitated a late start of the intramural program this year. As the yearbook goes to press the teams pictured on these pages are fighting hard for the league lead. We, the Seniors, hate to leave the friendly atmosphere of the court and we wish every success to the intramural program. lt has been good for us and we know the students of Trinity will continue to thrive on it. Cassidy. MORGAN STATE Seated: J. Conroy, R. Dircks. Laing, L. Zaccari. 68 NORTH CAROLINA Seated: D. Jordan lcoachl, P Stavlsh Standing: J. O'Such, J. Sullivan C Dooey SLIPPERY ROCK Scafccl' J. Bclson lcoachi, F Mocbus Ammon E McGu4rc F, Zrmmcr, G andmg, R. B1 , , Schmmg E Ormndo, SW SfAMfw J Ofonrwar R Orflch C, Zega :Y KENTUCKY Scafcff A Gafesy KFCBCH 1, J Shania, D Mullx F Esmg a . ,, D1BJTTws?a A ff x. Macamso, DE PAUL Ycafegf A M:NQwH wcoacf' J Jazkson, 'a 5 R Rauch G OSQU2 W Mnoney, H vw w., L1 , ,. fag U i9 AZULES ated J Rcnlly P Deqncn M Lavele E Byr Stantmg D Curry Jcaptatnl S Mogrg- M Town scnl J Conshay B Gunther 'I wf Seated R Sherndan Icoachl A Bautch L Eck mann E McCaffrey Standung J Laurent J L avclle R Wuelfung R Gallagan D Coleman F Barca SCUTTLEBUTTS Seated E Hastings J L: nvtlle R Laga tcaptaml M Walsh C ndtng M Bolen G Hart M Rely C Scf . . , . , , I, ne. t. TL J I HOLY CROSS s 1 . ' n , .I , , ' ' ' : . , . , . ' , I V I V I Q, -ta 3 . ' , ,- , . ,l. CHACHIS Seated H Palazza M Hanley F McEIwee Kcap tam? M Frenz M trolannn A Lauren? P Bolen P Standmg E as Murphy D Downey M Magmer KILLERETTES Scare B Neafwc B Mocwus D Costa icaptamh P Dormdiy Dow m BF BU C O 1 S rgm J Awmone C Lenahan H 3 E Wafvw 5 Q39 RASCALS 4 J ow GOTHICK B Go ttlrck J 5 Seate Stand ng M We R KeHy M Mmogu I emonger 4capTa nv He as P uottu r W 559 CHICKS Seated: M, Quinn, A. Tozzi, B. Burke Icaptainb M. Kelly. Standunq: D. Wcborg, R. Gray, M. Ryan, J. Sny der, M, Buron, A. DeAngeIus, D, Mastrian. FIGHTING IRISH Seated: P. Rowan, M. Warner, R. Jordan Kcaptaint, C, Manon. Standing: AS. Moore, N. McCue, J. Murray, M. Htg- gnns, J. Cavanaugh, J. Thommon. if BIG SIX Seated: M. Moneypcnny, K. Laurent, D. Sherndan, M, Furuno. Standtng A Tozzu, S, Cassidy, J. Boate, J. McNulty. 72 ACTIVITIES f X R7 Q., ,gg v ff . XIQFQ ' I I I fff ,f l I If I Y WI I ,XA xxA. X' I! in If It IIN I ff I I I II If , I 4 if f , 2 4 f mv C r1stma Retreat URING the Chrustmas vacatuon twelve Senuor gurls made a commendable sacrufuce of theur tume by offerung three days of theur vacatuon to God when they partucupated un the retreat held for hugh school gurls at Convent Statuon Suster Genoveffa our pruncupal accompanued the gurls on the retreat They were quartered un Santa Ruta Hall All the gurls returned from the re treat wuth a new outlook on lute and generally agreed that the retreat was a Success H1Q School Retreat ACH year ut us the custom of Monsugnor Watterson to set asude three days of the school year for a retreat conducted on the campus for the mem bers of thus hugh school Thus year Father Conrad Kane was the retreat mas ter The retreat was held from February 4 to February 7 unclusuve and ended as usual on a Furst Fruday Open forums were a feature of the retreat N doubt many graces and blessungs came to the students of the hugh school as a result of thus retreat Ra 10 Program N unvutatuon to partucupate un the Junuor Town Meetung of the Aur over raduo statuon WAAT was tendered thus year to two gurls to be chosen by the faculty of the hugh school The survuvors of the tryouts were Rosalue Laga speaker and Jane Dowd her alternate On January l5 Muss Laga presented her vuews on the Hugh Cost of Luvung as the furst speaker on the program Followung the talks by the four speakers they were questuoned by the alter nates and by varuous members of the studuo auduence After the program each partucupant was presented wuth a certufucate of merut for havtng appeared on the program Trunuty s representatuves acquutted themselves admurably Qratonca Honors To Trlmty HE Westfueld Reguonal Contest of the Amerucan Leguon Natuonal Oratorucal Contest was held February 23 l947 Representung Holy Trunuty were Jeanne Murray and George Keenley The two upheld Trunuty s honor by placung furst and thurd respectively By wunnung thus contest Jeanne became the representatuve of Westfueld She contunued through the semu funals to the county funals There cornpetung agaunst the best un Unuon County Jeanne came through wuth flyung colors funushung thurd The contestants had to speak on topucs related to the Constututuon Jeanne speakung on the Bull of Rughts and George on the Hustory of the Constltutuon 74 . Q 1 I ' I I l V I I - ' I . .O I ct' I ' 1 I I ' I I - .1 .. , . , . I I I ...--1 X -4 -4 EDITORS Gatgj D rf GSM fn 'M 4 F M Elw D 'remon MKMEOGRAPHERS J Regan R Keene H M offett W Mooney STAFF Fcn1Rcvf Murray P Sheehan H GXass J Re y C Marwon Second Row J Boate gotwck G Heras D Downey Dowd Consn Stew sn Edson a k Row J O uc DooXey vw Laxng J Jack on A Rossx TYPIST5 Walsh Go mek G E-slate M Ha I ef V7 BS F M Ewwee D ,fsgg . ,. 'Q lf 0 4,-ef ,w fe uh Sally .,...,.... , ....... Norman Porter-.. Penny ,,....,,,.... Mr. Pringle ....... Mark ,......... Mavis ................ Mrs. Pringle ......... Joanna .........,. Kerry ....... Greg ........ Gram ................. Madame Henrietta ......... Claire .,...,,....,.,.....,,,.., Elsie ........ Lucille .............. Harrison Day .,...... Red .... ...--- ....... - un- 'Li Y, !nrf !lx KY 7 T COSTA ......,JAMES CONROY ROSALIE LAGA BELSON ...RAYMOND WUELFING DOROTHEA lREMONGER -.-...ROSE MARIE GlNTHER ...,.,-.ROSEMARY CARNIGLIA DAVID MULLIN -....--THOMAS COMMUNE ...----DORIS DOWNEY -.-...GLORlA HERAS MARIE FRENZ CLARE KELLY -,-....ELLEN SHUBERT ..-.--..GEORGE KEENLEY ARTHUR McNElLL ET'S go back a few months, a year, or even a decade, de- pending on when you are looking through the '47 Tri- nitas. Doesn't it bring back memories of a grand time put- ting onthe play? Remember the stage-struck teen-ager, her loving boy friend, and his scheming side-kick? Can't you see the money-minded, excitable, French dress designer, the veteran actress as a maid, the feather-brained mother, and the impatient father? The faithful, understanding girl- friend, the farm-loving brother, the contented sister and the author got together with the rest to make a merry mixup which was finally set straight by an understanding grand- mother. lt all added up to a couple of months of good times which will never be forgotten! MY PENN 'x MISS IRENE D. CASEY Coach ff V2 ill me Dam , XF Dancyflg gf l -v 'l 11 Tom . mis mv sxrvfs lui S Grandma and the boys L I UL. , ig F ROM Prmgles Breakfast af N19 Th e Sehfo r Girls C Horus rv SP 5 rs QUERY Num e 75 3 WX X DON'T TAKE MY PENNY' is-J DALITY THE Knights and Ladies of the Blessed Sacrament is one of Trinity's oldest organizations and no doubt its most respected ones. lt was founded in l932 by Sister Grace Anita who worked for years as principal of the high school. Every student in the school is enrolled in the Sodality and under its aus- pices the students receive Holy Communion on the First Friday of every month, thereby cultivating a lifelong habit which stands them in good stead in their future years. THOMAS COMLJNE GEORGE KEENLEY JEAN ANNE CAVANALJGH JOHN BRLJSCEMI THEODORE HART BERNICE ALLEN JOHN O'CONNOR so SPEAKERS F R MAY David Mullin , H, ., ,,,, ,...., . .Queen of Peace Herbert Moffett , , , ,e,eA, Holy Mother of God Robert Loomis ., , .,,,,,,, Mother of Christ Henry Hinsinkampn, ,, , ......,,, ,Mother Most Pure James Sullivan ,H Bill Schwalenberg John O'Such , A Fred Chemidlin ,. Carlo Cuccaro Chester Zega , S Hugh Callahan ., Stephen Treson ,. George Keenley Joseph Taddeo Norman Beyer John Sheola S Robert Bannon . Charles Macaluso- Donald Jordan Gregory Schilling Mother Most Chaste s.H.,sMother Most Amiable .i .... Mother Most Admirable ,Mother of Our Redeemer ...........,Virgin Most Powerful .Virgin Most Merciful .,..,...... Virgin Most Faithful A ,l,..,. l..,., S eat of Wisdom S , i...l.. Cause of Our Joy . , Mystical Rose Comfortress of the Afflicted . Queen of Angels , A l.l.,., .Queen of Apostles Queen of Confessors Queen of Virgins Queen of All Saints Thomas Comune Queen Conceived Without the Stain of Original Sin B A LL 1 R ., gg. -y Lv ,LQ11:,,-X QNX vmivfx X A s x X , xp g, ...4 ?,,,,.-- , 4 .-.- Hands across the tabies. vx.. er XJ Punch LUD of Coffee f a sandwi 'XJ Chl and Our chaperones YOU of, new W ef'5n edv JA U RY 31Sf,1Q4 g , Mus xg :asks NTS magxc Spex Whe fe'S rn Y Darfnerp Homeward bound ll i 1 1 I v 2 v if x f 3 My g af. sjflv Q : I-ng fi? QA fr U f I.: - 9 1 iq 3 'L73 'g.!'dl .- v 'fi 4 fl! ' 'J' 'SJ fir Q ,Q Z ' .f paw.. .43 , xrizvkan . f 4 . 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F1 r 11211, 1 .L11?115Qck In . j ,1,',,1 ,1-.1 1, ii111111w, K,B'-'21 111C 1111111 J' -I L311 11 11111 111119 .Q 1, J B 1131111 My ani L 13 1.1, 141, M ,111 N' , 11 E ji-111L,r11T 1 1 1, 1 , M1, . 1 115111 K1 N'.111 1-11 N1 :1111'v1 , 21111 - ' 1- M ' ..1 1 M J Cf,11111z M1 . - f-1F111f1'1i PATRONS August Geyer Mrs K Geyer Mrs Frank Gottluck Mr and Mrs Martun Green Muss Claure Hart Muss Grace A Hart Mr and Mrs James Hart Muss Mary Hart Moss Patrucua Hart Mr and Mrs WulluamJ Hart Mr and Mrs C B Hausman H Herzfeld Mr EdwardJ Hught Hollywood Furruers FrankJ Hurley Wulluam D Hurley Jane s Jewelry Jenufer s Chocolate Shoppe Mr J Jennus Muss Maruon Johnston Mr and Mrs George A Keenley Mr and Mrs CharlesG Keuser Mr D Langan Mrs D Langan Fruar Campeon Langan O F M Conv Muss Ruta Langan Catherune Laurent Mrs FrancesM Luscka Mr and Mrs T E MacManus G WulluamMar1tell Manvulle Hat Shop Marty s Atlantuc Servuce Mr and Mrs J McCormuck Mr and Mrs J Mulewsku Muss Eluzabeth Montross Mr and Mrs N Morgan Muss M Natale Mrs J H Nucholson Mrs Mary Nobule Sol Notkun Parksude Amoco Statuon Charles G Potter IP S l Mrs F Pryor Mr and Mrs Phullup A Roselle Edmund Rutan Eugene Rutan George Rutan Salomone Brs Sandler s Shoe Repaur Muchael Santomen Sudney Scher Muss Anna Sharkey Mass Kathryn Sharkey Muss Mayme Sharkey Muss Mary Sugafoos Multon Soskun The Sportsman s Shop Mr and Mrs James E Walsh Mrs Rose M Wuddoes Mr and Mrs George Wolters Mr and Mrs W J Wrught ALUMNI Walter Barrett Louus Block Irene Boyle Mary Jane Brady Katherune Byrne Anne Carnuglua Joseph Carnuglua Helen Cavanaugh Clementuna Cocchua Mary Coleman Mary Braun Cottrell Catherune Smuley Degnen Kenneth DeMult Wulluam Downey Dorothy Druscoll R N Euleen Dugan JohnJ Durkun Rose Gaffney Durkun Lt Fred C Eckmann 88 Mary Eckmann Dorothy Feola Mary Grace Feola Thomas Fleug Wulluam Fleug Luculle Frederuck Teresa Gunther George Guovuno Ruchard Gottluck H C Beatruce Grogan Pvt Arnold V Hanley RuchardJ Hanley Ruta C Hoey Anthony A Hoptel Eluzabeth lremonger John Kearse Ruchard Kouba Eluzabeth McAghon Lous McCarthy Marue McCoy Joseph Murphy Helen Murray Frank Perrettu Salyadore Perrettu Vurgunua Pullu Joan Poston Julua Shea Francus Stavush Gerard Stavush Ruta Stavush Theresa Stavush Thomas Stavush Catherune Townsend Charles Townsend Henry P Townsend Jr John Townsend Margaret Townsend Patricia Walsh Joan Zega . . F. ' Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Kaltenborn I I . ' - Jean Minogue WE ARE PROUD TO BE THE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER HOLY TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL YES WE ARE PROUD OF THIS TITLE BECAUSE OF THE FINE WORK THAT IS BEING DONE BY YOUR SCHOOL AND US TO BE AFFILIATED WITH IT Thomas SITlld1OS Foremost Photographers In the East II-40 E JERSEY STREET ELIZABETH NEW JERSEY B9 TO THE OPPORTUNITY YOU HAVE GIVEN V -fl' 'til A i'idA.iif'i,' - - Thomas J. Hughes Construction Company Incorporated BUILDERS OF OUR SCHOOL ADDITION GRAND CENTRAL TERMlNAL NEW YORK I7 NEW YORK S9625 I -..'.'?4lA-A-'-'-'vAvA-4' A,',A,',A-',', PHONE PLaInfIeId 6-0820 Tay1or's Jewelry Store IIS Park Avenue Piaihfield, New Jersey COMPLIMENTS OF The Westheld Trust Company Westfueld o Garwood Scotch Plams MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Pho e FA ood 2 7279 Tom s Market TOM STAVISH Prnme Meats o Grocerres o Vegetables 449 Park Avenue scotch Plams New Jersey 91 0 . . . D HW - I ,- . I A-v-'A-AvAv-'A'cv'v-rv-'--Av'Y-v--A-AvAv-if WITH OUR VERY BEST WISHES Rialto Theatre 'mis fax' iq! Q M' E NEW IERSEY BELL When you graduate Just remember youll fund many excellent opportunities In tele phone work This IS lnterestnng satlsfylng employment with excel lent pay from the start regular nn prlvlleges that go wlth being In telephone service Talk with your Vocational Gund ance Dlrector for full nnformatnon TELEPHUNE CUMPANY 92 O K I I l .I J I ' :bl fl , ' H , JIT . . . - Q M u . . . . I ' , creases and all the benefnts and yt g 7 . . , . . 2 gf . . . K ' f ,I - X vff . . . 7 . '4hfif'vf4V'iii!A - -linfi' .AQ - ' Compliments of James E I-Iurley Lumber Company LUMBER AND TIMBER SAWMILL PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY TRAVEL THE EASY and PLEASANT WAY DIRECT TO TIMES SQUARE iv VIA THE BLUE STAR ROUTE -k Somerset Bus Company HIGHWAY 29 MOUNTAINSIDE NEW JERSEY PHONE WESTFIELD 2 2030 9 I I I Yfxvfi1xv!fA ,'F4,'?',4'ifx ,ll ' ' PHONE PLa nf eld 6 0823 The Vamty Shoppe Hazr Styling by Mr George 209 2l I East 'Sth Street Plamfueld New Jersey PHONE WEstf eld 2 l04l Packer Bros , Inc SALES AND SERVICE KMSER GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Hmm 223 225 North Avenue Westfield New Jersey COMPLIMENTS OF VETERANS LOANS FOR HOMES UNDER G I BILL OF RIGHTS Apply to Westfield Federal Savings and Loan Association 30 East Broad Street Westfueld New Jersey fl ll' 41' gi 94 4---v---v-vi-A-A--vA'+-9 f-u-v-v,-vA'-f- 'A--Y-il I I - I - I i - Q I . . I ' ' '5 ' , 4,111.2 - lp- fr . my if as EI,- 'F le-f.-:rl X- - 1 N I 'R.5v'x - 1 1 . ' O 0 1 -'A' ,QE ,A-'v'-','v'-----' -'vig-2 -ive'-s-9 nA-.1'-4'-nrvvir---1-lf.----Y---'.i' PHONE WESTFIELD 2-1582 Excellent Diner TABLES FOR LADIES QUICK SERVICE o OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 222 NORTH AVENUE WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY PAUL ALLEMANN Jew E L E RS Westfeld Ne Je sey he feId6 Z I THE CRESCENT HOME Casey a d Sc S DIRE TCRS OF EUNERALS I rh Sr eer Ar C H HALFWAY HOUSE WENDELLS MENS SHOP Pla fed Ne Je I P ne PLSIW I - 33 P. f rm n R C , ISI Eas Seven r 3 I W ,- rescem Awenue Plamfmele, Compliments of C0mpIjmenfg Qf 1 1 in I I , w rsey El- - A--v- - - - ---v-v- -..- 4- - 4 -7 A Phone WEsttield 2-2205 H MUELLER DAIRY and FARM PRODUCTS 327 Sprungfneld Avenue lNear Cranford Townshupl Phone CRanford 6 0871 B Cr S MARKETS INC PRIME MEATS FROZEN FOODS 302 Centennial Avenue Cranford N BUILDERS GENERAL SUPPLY CO RETAIL BUILDING MATERIALS 336 Centenmal Avenue Cranford N J Y - W -- Y - - -lv Phone PLainfield 6-Ol I8-R or 6-5354-M M BITTONI METAL WEATHERSTRIP CAULKING AND SASH CORDS on Homes and Busnness Places Call for an Estimate I76 Greenbrook Road North Plamfueld N J GREGORYS MUSIC CENTER VICTROLAS RADIOS INSTRUMENTS RECORDS Expert Repalrmg 330 West Front Street Plarnfleld T R A U B S Tovs GREETING CARDS IO Walnut Avenue Cor South Cranford Phone WEstfueId 2 3560 PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE QUALITY CLEANERS and DYERS TAILORING FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN RUG CLEANING FURRIERS FINE WEAVING 8 ELM STREET WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY ad' -ur-unA1'iifk-n-.-1' 1' I I s o ' , .J. 4' ,N.J I I ' , .. , . ,N.J 0 0 A vlfT A W ' A v 96 COMPLI MENTS OE JOH N FRAN KS MENS APPAREL WESTFIELD PLA1NElELD COV1PL1VENTS OE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Westfield Council No, 1711 Pho e WEstf e11 E G SNOWDEN C JAMES IREMONGER FRIGIDAIRE o EASY o BLACKSTONE Apphances Washers and Ironers Home Laundry LALL US EOF' SERVICE 4 GENERAL INSURANCE xszwm K ww J isa U I Q Q nw 1 12-U-116 C U , F Q X O O ' ' 6' PA1-LK PLACE A 1 W P- El ' 44 -A A A - - - A - - 4 Phone WeIIfIeet 3 Rmg 2-3 WILFRED J. TRAHAN PLUMBING, HEATING WATER SYSTEMS REG. MASTER PLUMBER EE APE COD MASSACHUSETTS Phone WESIIIQICI Z-4830 Michael Pizzi MICHAEL'S AUTO ELECTRIC and CARBURETOR SERVICE SERVICE - REPAIRING - OVERHAULING GAS - TOWING - OIL EE 862 MOUNTAIN AVENUE MOUNTAINSIDE NEW JERSEY Phone WESII eIcI 2 2314 ALLEN S TYDOL STATION Bernard AIIen Propr etor HOOD and FIRESTONE TIRES TUBES and ACCESSORIES BATTERY SERVICE Cars Called for and Delivered ROAD SERVICE NORTH AVENUE AND CLARK STREET WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY Phone WESII Qld 2 ZJZQ H L VANCE H L Va ce R G Vance FLORIST .Ci 32I SOUTH AVENUE WESTFIELD INEW JERSEY r, I 5 r i -- I ,rr- I . o o I I x I , I S Phone PLamfleld 6-5950 Eosrwe Dlhcllem Q-CQ4' MORECRAFT FUEL COMPANY FUEL OILS o COAL o COKE D30 SOUTH AVENUE DUNELLEN NEW JERSEY 04 0444 rqfumnae lueefarmgd may we suggest that the same frleodly splrnt Wl'1lCf'1 prompts thus message wlll be reflected an the faculmes we can place af your disposal for your soclal affairs? THE PARK HOTEL PLAWPICLD NEWJERSEY CLEYEP x nvrffmwvufflr 5- x ,Q xx W' ' W'l?x '! , .gif ' I . 0001.4 JIMNIC MUSIC BAR DUNELLEW NEW JERSEY Ph me EL abeflw o l FETSKE 8' COMPANY Wholesale D fro I rs f CANDIES and FOUNTAIN SUPPLlES l7ABcTPl AX LNJU ELIZABETH 'Xl J - , ' O lZ 2-'OT . 4 as l LJ o O Offlie ani Warelw.,Ll ,ei 353 EL - E Z f' E '59 HIGGINS' HOME Fora FUNERALS A 209 WEST 8th STREET PLAINFIELD N J GRAUBARD'S A 266 MULBERRY STREET NEWARK J N J Oppos fe Post Offnce COMPLIMENTS LINCOLN FOUNDRY HAMILTON BOULEVARD SOUTH PLAINFIELD NEW JERSEY HARRY C BRADSHAW COLLEGE JEWELER School and Club Jewelry Medals Trophues Catalogues on Request 93 LAFAYETTE STREET NEWARK D N J , . . i ' OF A A 'ow WHERE STYLE and ECONOMY MEET O'CONNOR'S MARKETS CHOICE MEATS GLQRIA FRQCKS FANCY c3Roc3ERlEs DRESSES o COATS o SPORTSWEAR I I7 EAST FRONT STREET PLAINFIELD N J PLAINFIELD - FANWOOD BERKLEY HEIGHTS HOWARD JOHNSON S RESTAURANT FRED J I-IANNON Ma age ELI AESETH 'SI J Pho Q WE If QI Z -IOIQ7 VANDERBILT STORE nc CLOTHING OF DISTINCTION CIofhes for Men Women and Chlldreh Taalored Made Clothes Men and Women BUY VANDERBILT CLOTHES DIRECT FROM OUR FACTORY TO YOU TFI D O NIJ. rw 5 1 if - J I , I . VT F I 0 0 Rows :Z WI EAST JERSEY STREET I I 3 E L M 3 T F1 E E T Z I, I was EL ,N J IQ Phone WEsrfueId 2-OI IZ ALAN JOHNSTON REALTOR - INSUROR CYJCYW IO8 CENTRAL AVENUE WESTFIELD N J Phone WEsff1eId 2- I 492 TUTTLE BROS., INC. COAL LUMBER o HARDWARE PAINTS C-XV 47-5 540 SOUTH AVENUE WESTFIELD N J COMPLIMENTS LILLIAN O GRADY WOMEN S APPAREL f-XQZT: Phone WESH 2 I WESTFIELD RADIO CLINIC C O JONES C W LONGSTREET SALES AND SERVICE Graduate Radlofrucnan and Telfrucnan f-S KZ-D DI SOUTH AVENUE 743 EAST BRQAD STREET AT the TFBIIIC C CIE WESTFIELD N J WESTFIELD N J Ield - T23 OF I , . , . . C sl' v S!-I A- E rr ICQ WILLIAM G. SCHMAL REAL ESTATE S 'urn Avenue Cranford, N. J, Phone WEstfa ld 2-225-I-J THOMAS ORR ELECTRICIAN -IOO Osborn Avenue Wenfue-Id N Phovm Bound Brook I3I9 SHI Cacclolo Pr TERSAL RESTAURANT HOME COOKING GOOD SERVICE ITALIAN SPAGI-IETTI AND MEAT BALLS Da Iy Plate Service Lmco n Blvd nd A Sf E Bound Brook LEVY BROTHERS ux E IZABETH J OD Cirnphrncnrg sf G E O R G E ' S Broad Strom fgtf Compliments of BEN S DELICATESSEN 536 Norm Avenuc Garwood N J Phono WESIIIQI I 7 -IOQ6 WESTFIELD CENTER SERVICE B Jaeger GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Im Srreer Wes T C EOR TI-IE WELL D :SSEO STLJDENT LIFE R J GOERKE CO ISx KJ WL IK. G I I I .a I I' ,, . ,N.J, ISI-I-ISE 1 fr' ,. V - Rf K ,, I xr :I L IOS 16- A 2- ' TOBINS DRUG STORE VAN ARSDALE S ' h d 1 GOOD SHOES AND HOSIERY GOODFRIEND S HARDWARE Q r tf MORALLERS SUN SERVICE . M TIRE' TUBES ACCESSORIES tw ' . 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J COI'T1ptlI'Y16'I'1TS ot Cgmplimenfg O1 IC' CJYYWDIIVTICITI5 etf CVIITWIJINWTCVTI5 wt EFINGER SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Bound Brook, New Jersev JOE PICA WIZARD OF THE KEYS ,wi WAN oatty MOORES PASTRY SHOP 251 East Broad Street Westtneld Phone FAnwooo f683 We Deliver A ROCCO CompNete Lune of Wines Luquors and B ttled Beer CHOICE GROCERIES I93 TGFVIII Road Fanw Od N D orwC Wlfstflcfi II J POLING OIL CO CYRIL N POLING Own r Westtueld New Jersey 1 me WEsttueN 4 '7 7 79 GEORGES ESSO STATION p 1 Tmtle os Cor South Avenue and We t Broan Street Westfield N J one ROsel e Z J Q J A SWEENEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ESTABLISHED IN ROSELLE 1917 Vm J Sr-ecmy Exclusnve Dealer In Northern New Jersey for MOYER COMPANY COMPLETE HOMES 1 mr ve E O lg Bf Fnttn Axe We RoseNJe N Wifi W7 9 mth fmutuc L tw ' 't 1-- -I I ' , N. J. f ' x Z, ' Pte ,te-.aI I ll ll Oo os: e 1 Br ' C , ,J. I I I ph 5 4-575 - - J'-JFJ5 Dhzne Ea 2-2.9M Ji: A. Sweeney Jef A. Sweeney Jr. QQST' dA est' ffclgi Q ' st V , x J JQSA ,,o '- ' W -fltmelc' N ,374----'AWA----Y?-'l Phone PLaintieId 6-5820 Fauceft's Finer Finish THE ORIGINAL MRS. FAUCETT'S LAUNDRY, Inc. We Wash Everything with Ivory Soapl' 326 Leland Avenue Plainfield, N. J WESTFIELD SWEET SHOPPE East Broad Street Westfield, N. J. Phone CRantord 6-O63I GLIDDEN STUDIO COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR EVERY OCCASION 6 Alden Street Cranford N Phone CRanIord 6- I 702 TRAUT BROTHERS Wilter r- Traut Frederick P Traut F L O R I S T S 7 I 5 South Avenue E Cranford N Phone CRanford 6 0247 ANNS BEAUTY SHOPPE Anna Mislak SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENT WAVING 3 Eastman Street Cranford N Phone PL1intieId 6 O6-I-I THOMPSON TYPEWRITERS Inc TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES enta s Repairs Supplie Phone EAnwood 2 SBI I THE SPORT SHOP Bruce Henry Mark Mendez Wholeswle and Retail EXCLUSIVE SPORT and ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 63 South Avenue Eanwoo-:I ELLIOTT BROS G' ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED REAI ESTATE INSURANCE H , .J. - , .i I 1 A J- ' ,N J. , . Sales ' R I ' ' ' S E IST North Avenue Plainfield, N, J, 'Ct Y A A A A A A - Y - HAMRAH BROS., INC. THE LEADING RUG STORES ISI TI-IIS AREA Showrooms ICS North AI uc '37 Park Avenue VVEfttlQIgI2--liff Pl.airIfieId 5-S573 O'BRIEN'S ESSO SERVICE Norm Awerwe amIOrct1ard Street CranIQrd, N J. TOWNE SWEET SHOPPE 545 North Avenue Garwood N J BRENNAN Er TOYE PLUWBINJQ I-IEATIN TINNIING LITIIA Crtmtorc 'SI Compliment 'f THE WESTFIELD LEADER CQ1ntord 6 TOS CRanford 6 O8-II Comp-laments of THE PEPPERMINT ROOM VIA 'Nlortn Lrwov Avcrwug Cranford CHARLES LECHER JAKU S Or FINb UPHCLSTLKED FURNI IJRE ISI E 1 CIJWIJLV r CYILL TIIQII C fnpIrmertt at NATELSON BROTHERS ELIZABETH F :L ' , . . '7 I IL 'LXJLJAL - 'T fx I I I , I U, I SQL Sc: terms E C I,I J - I I I IST 4 . 'I N, JA LI Z I 'I lf F If T I ' T f or :I C 59: :SS vw -A II: J --t Wes fb, N J A - - - Pnone WEsttIeId 2-I I33 BLIWISE FOOD CENTER BEERS, WINES and Luouorzs Mountainside, New Jersev GLENVIEW MANOR WHERE sooo FELLOWS MEET Compliments of CASWELLO LUNCH EONETTE WEstfieId 2-2142 WEstfieId 2-2336 WH ELAN DRUG SALES AGENCY D. Lass PI'1.G. - S. Weintraug PI1,G. Fullnng of prescrlptuons as the most Important part of the business Broad and Elm Street Westf1eId Phone WEsttIeId 2 3938 MOUNTAINSIDE SERVICE STATION James I-Ioft Proprietor COMPLETE LUBRICATION GASOLINE and MOTOR OILS Mountann and Woodland Avenues GEORGE HAMRAH Cr CO TI-IE LEADING RUG STORES IN THIS AREA Showrooms IO9 North Avenue I37 Park Avenue WEstfIeId 2 48I5 PLannf1eId 6 8578 Comphments of Comphments ot ROBERT TREAT DELICATESSEN S B McEWEN HENIRY BOEI-ILING FLORIST II3 unmby Street Westfield N J Creve Street We ttueld N J I I ,I ,I ,, . . . . . - ,I , N. J. . I . . I Q . . Q Q , - , . . - , . . IOS Pn ng WE'Ntt1eILI E-2555 DAN CHIFARO BARBER SHOP 323 Soutn Avenue Westtteld, N. J Oppowtte CentraI Ra,Iroad Statnon Phcne EI.I:abeth Q-SSSI DANIEL J. LEONARD G' SONS Home FOR FUNERALS D. J. Leonard, Sr. D, J. Leonard, Jr. R. J. Leonard 2-IO-2-IZ West Jersey Street Ellzabeth, N. 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For Appointments Call CRanford 6-l462 ANDREW CRISANTI Poor QULTURIST 304 306 Centennial Avenue Cranford WINGER'S BAKERY lFormerly Reuschl I7 Eastman Street Cranford Phone WEstfueld 2 4377 TOBIAS MARKET PRIME MEATS AND GROCERIES 04 North Avenue Garwood Phone PLalnfleld 6 8324 H KOUMJIAN 8' CO Ornental RUGS Domestuc Broadloorn Specnallsts EXPERT CLEANING REPAIRING WEAVING 300 E Front Street Plalnfleld N Phones PLannfueId 6 0l00 Other Towns WX 2 I 00 'No Tolll MRS G O KELLER INC Cleaners Dyers Storages and Rug Cleamng Cor South and Leland Avenue P rnfreld N J rnfneld N Westfield N J OESTREICH S l Formerly Llppy s I BREYERS ICE CREAM STATIONERY Greetungs Cards and All Kunds of Goodles 14 - ' , N. J. , N, J, 3 ,N J. . ' ' , .J. - I . . . , . I . Q s, la ' , . . n I 4 IN Park Avenue 24 Elm Street TOYS FOR ALL Pla' , . J. ' , . . UO A ' 'vp' ' 'v'-'JA-n Phone PLamt1el:i 6-IO3T TOWN SHOP CLOTHIERS 237 We5t Frent Street Plalrttteld, N. J. THE TOWN SHOP 67 North Avenue Dunellen, N, J. AUSTER S GIFTS PICTURES FURNITURE LAMPS RADIOS APPLIANCES I-I3 E Broad Street Westfreld N NORTH RADIO and SOUND SERVICE Ga rwood New Jersey Phone WEsttleld 2 3265 BARON S CENTRAL CUT RATE DRUG STORE PATENT 'VIEDICINES DRUGS COSMETICS Prescrnptlons Accurately Compounded -I3 East Broad Street Westfleld r1ePLahtle 6 C C CU DORES TAXI Inc DEPENDABLE COURTEOUS wen Passeh er Sedan D the I-I ur D y r ru I 19 North Axeh C Pla rmfueld 'SI J Phone WEstfueld Z 3738 WESTFIELD KENNEL SERVICE INCORPORATED HILLS FROZEN MEAT CEROMEATO FRISKIES Complete Dog Accessorues and Remedies I IS Elm Street Westfield N J me ELI ahe h 3 RITZ BOOK SHOP GREETING CARDS GIFTS BOOKS COSTUME JEWELRY E Jer ex Str et Eluzabetrm N I , ' , .J. , I - I 2' ' ,N. J. , - A Pho . M ezeoe - -M90 PHO 1 U ft J-3l3I I , . o 'IF ' Se , K . S. ' 5. g C I A 3 T D Circulating Library-Stationery ,A , I, S XI-IT' e e ', .J T---AvA-'T-Af-Al'.A-A--,11A---A-Q-A-QvAv4-'T-Q. 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