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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

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Q ' se- ' - w - WV' 1 . 2-52, LZ , E -' fs, I I E E OREWORD mEID CsTCa'Ti'TF f-lv SCRGLL FOR three years we have been awed and amazed by the annual preparatnon for the yearbook We have watched wnth curnosnty the efforts of the Sensors to make their book the best Now It IS our turn our curnoslty has been satisfied We know now why they were so anxious to achieve perfectlon because we have chosen the sarne goal We have done our best Now with hopeful antlcnpatnon we present The I9-48 Trlnltas 4 I ll ' ll ' ' ' I I ' I . . . ,, . . ,, , . . . O .1- N ............. ' LL , mglsm f .D nr r HRQNITAL Q1 rn I f ,Q QUlllarldSll,. lt 1 IH vs ryf fi Hhlvhul 'fra I. ' -4 EDICATION THERE are some thsngs that you can never forget the tsrst day ot Hsgh School when you enter a new world of strange faces schedules and upperclassmen the horrsble torture ot snstsatson the unequaled joy of becomsng a full fledged Sophomore Junsor Sensor who can ever forget or tasl to apprecsate the dsstsnctson of becomsng a Sensor Now at the close of our Sensor year we remember the bsg thsngs that headlsned our year s f Sensor Ba l Fsrst Frsdays Harmony thsngs that charactersze our four years together comments between per sods lunch sn the cafetersa conversatsons sn the hall an old joke and a new song on the way home sn a bus an unexpected laugh dursng a persod the 'un of sust besng together Our year ss gone but our memorses wsll always belong to us the Class ot 48 So st seems very tsttsng that the Jubslee class should dedscate thss yearbook thesr tsnal project as a group to the Memorses of the Class of 48 memorses of a Jubslee year I I A I I I I . . . ' , , . Rf: M1 ' l-- ' ' - Hall -assembliesee-Exams-Forums-7'ssis1im.s A , , We remember the little 1, A , ,I . 4 I . . -i ll ' l ll ' ll If v W I ,sf ' , 'V A, W 1 ly -v an ', , Aa, ,Q , f' JY 8 Wx . nf f- ., rv .0 nv r- 'bv 1 I 'r i-' Hr 5 I' ' Q' ,.'.' -vi I ,ds ., 'A ' 4 , Ay v' -Q. ' s fl' p ,L 4 us I 0' A- 5 I 4 4 xx 4 'Q 79' Q13 fl gy 'll' I , e 3. X61 X44 K 'Q- Right Reverend Monsignor Henry J. Watterson Pastor RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR HENRY J. WATTERSON astic advancement! everything Trinity. which he has done so much to enkindle THE REVEREND FATHER WILLIAM DUNN FATHER DUNN came to us just before the beginning of our Senior year. He was a quiet, resourceful priest who always seemed to stay in the background. Later, when we all got to know him, we realized just what a good friend he could be. Father Dunn is always with the players of the different sports and his very presence has always given them a greater will to go out and do their best. On leaving the portals of Trinity, we will always be able to look back and remember what a wonderful friend and inspiration he has been to all of us. UR PRIESTS JUST as Monsignor has been such a definite part of Trinity for so many years, he has been a definite part of us for four years Rarely indeed, are we privileged to witness such a daily exhibition of priestly character wholehearted interest, and driving vitality aimed at one goal-our spiritual and schol lt is impossible for anyone outside of Trinity to appreciate Monsignor Watterson fully . . . Only we can understand the SPIRIT behind: those Friday instructions, the pithy quips on Report-Card Day, his cooperative in terest in, and enthusiastic support of sports and Revcille, the Library and the dances and We, who have known him as Pastor Dean, Adviser, and Friend are grateful very grateful for the experience. It is difficult to put our appreciation, our gratitude and our affection for Monsignor into words . . . instead we can do what he would certainly like better -promise to keep always the Trinity Spirit ACUL RT REV MSGR H J WATTERSON Dean of Both Schools SISTER M GENOVEFFA Prlnclpal SISTER REGINA CORDIS RSIIQION Scnence Mathematncs SISTERM SYMPHROSA Relvglon English History SISTER JOSEPH EUCHARIA Relxgron Commercial Subjects SISTER MARIA JOSEPHINE Relrgnon Latun Mathemafncs Relrguon Spanish Buology SISTER M ALTHEA Relugnon Mathematics Englush SISTER MARION JOSEPH Reluguon Englush Latnn MR WILLIAMJ FORD P A D Athletnc Director Phys MISS IRENE D CASEY Drarnatucs MR ANTHONYJ RLJSTAKO Muslc 9 :cal Traunlng SISTER MARIA LITERARY STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Edltor In Chief PATRICIA SHEEHAN Asslstant Editors CAROL KINGSBURY ROBERT SHERIDAN Business Managers PATRICIA DOWLING GREGORY SCHILLING Luterary Editors JEANNE MURRAY MARJORIE HOGAN Sports Edntors ROSEMARIE JORDAN JOHN PERRETTI FRED CHEMIDLIN Art Edntors HELENE GLASS ANTHONY ROSSI ACSIYIHES Editors ELEANOR DeANDREA JAMES OCONNOR Clrculatlon Managers BARBARA N EAF I E WALTER JEFFREY Photography CHARLOTTE MARION JOSEPH TADDEO EDWIN TEFFT Typusts BERNADETTE BURKE KATHERINE LAURENT IRENE AUSTIN MARY GRAY JOAN AIMONE BARBARA NEAFIE RINITAS STAFE L- ENIORS 11 IRENE DOROTHY AUSTIN ramatlcs I 3 4 Intramurals Llbrary Revezlle4 Dottre has the dlstnnctlon of belng class smger She can sung anything from a Spanish hymn to the number one ballad on the Hut Parade And those who have wltnessed at say that she has an envlable way wlth a typewrnter In class she IS quiet attentive and always In need of Ink After two flfty P M she wlll be only too glad to tell you anythmg you want to know about pastry muslc or class rings After graduatlon day w wish two things for you Dottie a posltlon that wlll full all your requlrements and a brand new bottle of Ink JOAN MARIE AIMONE Dramatscs I 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Rcvrzllc 4 Glee Club 3 4 Llbrary 3 Yearbook 4 Mlsslon Club 4 Joan IS a four year commuter from her home town Plainfield to the halls of Trrnlty I-llgh Dur :ng these four years her easy dnsposltlon and whole hearted cooperatlon have won her many fruends Although she IS a regular member of the cheermg section for all of Trlnlty s sports there IS a soft spot an her heart for basketball even If she ss not teasing the basket herself When she leaves us Joan plans to enter St Peters School of Nurslng The Central Raulroad will mass you Joan an so wnll we K, 1 2 , , , 1 ' 1 , 1 : 5 I I ' T I - s . , I I J, . 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' Il . , ' I , 1 ' ' e ' as ' 1 E 4 I2 BERNADETTE ANN BURKE Dramatucsl 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 C eer leadung Captaun 4 Reueulle 4 Secretary 3 4 Year book 4 Lubrary 3 Mussuon Club 4 Bernue should know Trunuty very well For twelve years she has brughtened uts halls wuth her quuck smule and constant chatter She has been one of the most actuve gurls all through hugh school and thus year has funally achueved the goal for whuch she has so earnestly struven Captaun of the Cheerleaders Last year she represented Trunuty at New Jersey Gurls State and thus year has been elected the representatuve for the D A R These and many other deservung honors have come to her Because of what you have done for Trunuty Bernue when you are a full fledged physucal edu catuon teacher Trunuty wull gladly welcome you back as gurls gym unstructor Good luck Bernue if MURI EL TERESA BURON Dramatucs 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Speech Club 4 Glee Club 3 4 Reveulle 4 If you are the unfortunate owner of some worn out uoke that us defumtely on uts last laugh tell ut to Muruel and she wull ummeduately nomunate you most promusung comeduan of the week You see she us one of those rare persons who somehow always manage to fund somethung to laugh at But one of the thungs that she takes very seruously us of fucuatung at gurls basketball an accomplishment that has been put to good use sunce she came to Trunuty two years ago Always remember Muruel to keep smulung GENEVI EVE ANN CAVANAUGH Dramatlcsl 3 4 Prefect 3 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Re1ezlIe4 Glee CIub3 Four years ago Trnmty welcomed a new Fresh man from the taur town of Roselle Now that same Freshman us a Sensor and nt ns tlme to say fare well to Jean Ann In four years she has acquired a creditable record four seasons of Intramural bas ketball the prefect of the Junior class and the cur culatlon manager of Rcwzllr Add to thus her pop ularlty among her classmates and you can easily see that she will be mussed after June So miss Trlnlty once In a whsle Jean Ann whatever you do wherever you go JOHN JOSEPH CASSIDY Dramatucsl 3 4 Rcvezllf' 3 4 Basketball l 2 John ns the prude and joy of the commerclal room and lts daily occupants You can easlly recog nlze hum anywhere by his beautiful brown curls and his dont rush me lm comlng drawl l fact the one word that best descrlbes John s ow As for subjects has favorite IS Spannsh followed by English In sports his first and last choice wull always be basketball a far as hes concerned that ns the only worth whsle sport ln N ' , , : ' , 1 , , 3, 4. . , I I . . . 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' I . , , , . l4 FRED JOHN CHEMIDLIN JR Dramatucs 3 4 Varsuty Basketball 3 4 Varslty Football 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Yearbook 4 Reuzlle 3 4 Scuence Club 4 Vuce President 4 Vlce Press dent of A A 4 Freddse came to Trunxty from Scotch Plains two years ago But durxng that short time he has proved hlmself unvaluable as an athlete and as a classmate N0 one IS more adept at handllng a football or a basketball than Fred and he handles hrs posltuons as vnce president of the Sensor class and of the Athletuc Assocuatuon wuth the same ease and effacnency Occasxonally he takes tlme out from hrs sports actuvutues to attend a meeting of the Scuence club defend hus opnnnons un a P A D class o lend has vonce to a specialty nn the Semor play Remember us now and then Freddie because we will never forget you DONALD THOMAS COLEMAN Dramatlcsl 3 4 Speech Club 4 Baseball l 2 The fnrst thung you notnce about Don ns has halr or rather the lack of It thanks to the lnven tuon of the crew cut The next thing you notmce ns has volce for he has been blessed with what ns gen erally known as an orator s delught So nt ns not surprnsung that he IS a very actlve member of Tran :ty s Speech club However he takes great care to see that nothnng hanr vonce or club :nterferes wnth hrs dutnes on the baseball team A member of the team for four years Don IS an ardent fan as well as a valuable player May you always stay on the ball -it ELEANOR MADELI NE DeANDREA Cheerleadlng 4 Revezlle 4 Yearbook 4 Lnbrary 3 Dramatlcs l 3 4 Glee Club 3 Eleanor ns well equipped for her posutuon as Ac tuvntues Edntor of Tnnzlas because she IS not only an honor student but an excellent booster as well Her work as a cheerleader IS well known and appre clated by the varxous teams and the entlre student body Her work as one of the assustant lnbraruans and as a typlst for Rf-vezlle IS not as well known but she may be sure that at us appreclated As far as dramatlcs are concerned she has been known sunce last December as the Lady From Twenty Nnne Palms Wuth all thus how can she posslbly fall nn the future? EUGENE JOHN COLLINS Dramatncsl 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Football 3 4 Genie as an old tumer at Trlnlty havmg labored here for twelve years Although he does not go rn for lumelnght he becomes very consplc uous durmg the basketball season Hus accompllsh ments on the court as a member of the Junior Varslty are proof that lack of herght IS defrnntely not a handicap But basketball IS not the only sport IH whuch Genle partlcupates he as also a member of the football squad He has not declded yet what he wlll do ln the future but whatever he decldes we wish hum luck PATRICIA ANN DOWLING Dramatics l, 3, 4, Library 3, Yearbook 4, Rewille 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Speech Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4. If you are looking for someone who is not only capable but dependable, you are looking for Patricia Dowling, Whether it is stenography, basketball, or phone calls, you can be sure that she is giving her all . Pat is also an able conversationalist. Among her favorite topics are: new clothes, the commercial room, and her baby brother. Now and then, she will throw in a good word for her native lan Sco ch Plains B the Class of 48 wll always remember her as assistant business manager of Trzmtiis Good luck Pat among the shorthand note books and typewriter keys S.. I l', -9 'Q' CHARLES EDWARD DOOLEY JR Dramatics I 3 4 Re ulle 3 4 Class Pres: ent 2 4 President of Sodality 4 President of A A 4 otball I 2 When you mention the top man around Tran ity you are referring of course to Charles Edward Dooley Most of his achievements center around sports he carries the ball on the football team edits the sports sections of the school paper and presides over the meetings of the Athletic Associa tion Yet on the side Chuck has been president of his class for two years and president of the Sodality during his Senior year After graduation he plans to enter Villanova College But whatever he does we know he will succeed in the future lust as he succeeded in the past d-- t ' , ut ' i l V 1 r Q ' - ' . K f 4 4 3 1 ,. .J i I. te , . I 1 1 I TE ' 1 I -f-I i 2 V I I I - - I , Fo , , 3, 4. - i, l, . , I I I 2 ' , I , V , I - A , ...1' A - 1 s-- .X N.. il f .' ' I... r- ' ' 'fo' 'E -4. ' ', ' . : Q A I J . ',f .i:-N'-X , VV --- ,. . ,.-,. - -n.-1,-. 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' rziff lin -13?-.'f iff I7 WILLIAM CARL FIEGENER Dramatscs 3 4 Sclence Club 3 Baseball 2 Foot ball 3 Intramurals 2 Bull us a boy of many talents by no means the least of these being hus abnllty to keep has very blond hanr ln place He s an accompllshed nan t p ns and often entertalns the students wnth hls musnc Hls after school plans are varled to study agru I cu ture at Rutgers and muslc at the Julluard School' ROBERT EDWARD EVANS Dramatlcsl 3 4 Basketball l 2 Varslty Basket ball 3 4 Vars1tyBaseballl 2 3 4 Football Man ager 4 The expert management of Trmutys football team durlng the 47 season was the work of Bob who halls from Scotch Plauns But he has no specual preference un sports ther for every season of the school year and he IS always out front nn every one To keep nn condmon h makes the rounds of the classrooms every day to take the attendance Provlng has versatlllty he portrayed a Slnatra type tenor un the Sensor play but slnglng plays no part In has future ambitions Hus only alm ts to become a professional In the field of baseball May your llfe be full of home runs and pennants Bob 9 IS ODS GEN EVI EVE MARY GARAFALO Ice President 3 Dramatlcs l 3 Llbrary Re ezlle 4 Genny may be temperamental but she as also very dependable a statement proven by the fact that she has worked effuctently tn the school offlce all year Her saturucal but very humorous remarks lnven many a gathenng and she has gathered many frlends durlng her four years an Trnnnty if F- Nu! HELENE MONA GLASS Cheerleading 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Secretary Yearbook 4 Lrbrary 3 Glee Club 3 Helene well known for her sparkling wut and constant good humor IS one of th truly outstanding members of the class Throughout the years she has attended Tnnnty she has partlclpated whole heartedly IH all actnvutles Her boundless enthu slasm and unusual artustrc ablllty should make her emunently successful rn her chosen fueld of Com mercnal Art In lntenor Decoratuon If we know you Helene nothung wlll stand In the way of your Success V' ' 2 ' , 1 ' 32 1 I I J , .JJ gk. - 1 - 1 ' 4 Treasurer lg liramatics l, 32 4g keeeille 3, 4? , s A j I I 4 e A 1 3 I l9 .QF t MARIE GERARD HIGGINS Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Dramatlcs , 3, 4, Sclence Club 3, Marle's naturally curly halr, which she wears short In accordance wlth the very latest dlctates of fashlon, makes her the envy of any gurl A West field resident lalthough born an Brooklynl, her chlef hobby IS horseback rldlng She IS arming hugh nn her after school plans she hopes to become a doctor' We wush you a bug practlce , Mane MARY ELIZABETH GRAY Tnnzlas 4 Asslstant Llbrarlan 3 Drarnatlcs l 3 4 Mlsslon Club 4 One of the sweetest and most obllglng gurls In the Class of 48 tiny IU stature but not In splrut Mary has lent her helplng hand wllllngly whenever called upon She plans to attend Buslness School and become a secretary after graduatnon Her even dlsposltlon and wlnnlng srnlle are sure to make her a valuable asset In any offlce We hope to see you agaun very soon Mary but until then good luck' Intramurals I, 2, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Rfwille 4, 2 ' ' ' 2 ' , , 1 I . . . . . I A 3 ' 5 , W x 6 .0 ' . , , , A w lx. .Y ' ' I I ' ' 4. 20 MARJORI E GRACE HOGAN Dramatncs l 3 4 Lubrary 3 4 Sclence Club 4 Trznztas 4 Glee Club 3 Brnllnant and beautiful Margie IS not only a llterary edutor of the Tnnztas but the Most Photogenlc Senlor gurl That ns the :deal combln ation' Her pleaslng personality and charming man ners have made her a welcome addntnon to Trmuty slnce her entrance here four years ago from St Mary s May your future years be as successful as your years In Trlnlty have been Margie Ax's JAMES ROBERT JACKSON Football l 3 4 Basketball l 4 Speech Club 4 Sclence Club 3 4 Intramurals 3 Glee Club 3 Class Vuce Presudent 2 Well known and much admired for his dry ws Jam IS always able to turn a neat phrase An ardent Sea Scout he has gamed the hnghest honors possuble nn that organuzatuon and hopes to put thus experuence to good use at the U S Coast Guard Academy He wull long be remembered for has masterful portrayal of McTavlsh In the Sen nor play Hrs Scotch dlalect was prefectuon In Itself' ROSE MARIE EVELYN JORDAN lntramuralsl 3 4 Revezlle 3 4 Trznztas 4 Dra mahcs l 3 4 Glee Club 4 Tall dark and Invely Rosles vnbrant person allty makes her a defmnte asset to any gatherlng She ns a stately beauty who always appears poised and self assured Llvlng nn North Plannfleld she has commuted to Trlnlty snnce her Freshman year Her plans after graduatuon nnclude college wlth luttle white cottage her ultlmate goal Your asm as a good one Rosle and we hope you reach at New WALTER HENRY JEFFREY Dramatlcs 3 4 Revezlle 2 3 4 Trznztas 4 Jeff has proven hlmself to be a truly outstanding person and one that many Trlnltarlans are proud to call a frlend He guves unceaslngly of hrs tame and efforts whenever called upon Hrs pleasant personallty and mnate busmess sense are has guar antees of unequaled success nn whatever field he chooses after graduatlon 1 I 1 1 1 1 - s '-.gt .t if Q 33 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I I ' - 11 - 1 11 . 1 1 1 ' - 1 .-Q5 . . . 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I I ' . 22 MARY ELLIN KANE Dramatncs 3 4 Revezlle 4 Meet Mary Ellxn Fave foot two and eyes of blue and very blonde haur are just part of what you see Entering Trmlty In her Junior year from Beneductune Academy un Elnzabeth Mary Ellnn us a defnmte asset to the Class of 48 She loves to kmt has quute a collectuon of handnwcrk and an amazung paur of eyebrows' Capable wmth a wmnnng personaluty and a defunlte capacuty to enjoy llfe Mary Ellln has lots of that Trlnlty Splrlt whlch along wlth our very best wlshes wull certaanly assure her success In the future Good luck Mary Elhn' Hwwq, CAROL TAYLOR KI NGSBURY Speech Club 4 Trznzlas 4 Revezlle 4 Dramatlcs 4 Glee Club 4 Quull and Scroll 4 Carol ns really a new comer to Trlmty but one would never know It She came to us as a Sensor and nmmedlately drew a wude cnrcle of friends Everyone knows her as the author of Spotlaght for Revezlle and as an actlve member of the Speech Club Although her last home was Mnssouru Carol IS orngunally from Texas and has traveled a great deal But Mlssouru must be closest to Carol s heart for she nntends to fnnush her schoolmg at the Un: versuty of Mlssourl After college her future Ines an lournalnsm A very wnse chonce say we wl'10 have heard her Englnsh work So long for now Carol but we wnll be looking for your wrxtnngs an print i I , , , , . , , , , , f x ' X - .Q .af 4 K I C I I ' l ,, - ,, ' 1 - , - , . , - , , , ,af WILLIAM PAUL LAING Intramurals 3 4 Football 3 4 Rwczlle 2 3 4 Dramatrcsl 3 4 Scrence Club 3 4 Brll s rnfrnrte patrence and good humor make hum rdeal for hrs job of advrsrng Scout troops He has long been a favorrte wrth hrs classmates because of hrs dark good looks and pleasant personalrty Sea scoutrng rs hrs mann rnterest and after gradu atron he plans to put hrs methodrcal mrnd to good use whrle studying mechanical engrneerrng at Rutgers THERESA LUCY KRYSTON Lrbrary 2 3 4 Glee CIub4 Dramatrcs I 3 4 A serrous student Terrys analytrc mrnd HBS served her well through her hugh school career and wrll no doubt do the same durrng her days as a student nurse Havrng worked rn a hospital Terry as sure that a nurse s lute IS the one for her Wrth your pleasant personalrty and your wrllrngness Theresa we are sure you wrll succeed to-F' KATHERINE FRANCES LAURENT rmatlcsl 3 4 R r 4 Tfllllll 4 n ralsl 2 Kitty ns another trned and true Trlnltarlan of long standmg Although for the past two years she has spent most of her time In the commerclal room she stlll contnnues to be everybody s frlend Heading her lust of llkes you wull fund sports partlcularly bowlmg ln the future she plans to take a post graduate course Best of luck Kntty MAUREEN ELIZABETH MAGNIER Dramatncs 4 Rftnlle 4 Cheerleadung 4 Int a murals 3 4 Glee Club 3 Scuence Club 3 Speech Club 4 Maureen attended grammar school In Trnnnty but began her hugh school career In Benedlctnne Academy However Trnmty drew her back nn her .lunlor year and mighty glad we are that she came She makes the Sensor class a better place In whnch to be wnth her spontaneous laughter Her P A D answers always amaze everyone except Maureen who seems to have defmute ldeas on world affalrs And wnthout her the cheerleadung squad would never be what nt as She wull unquestuonably b mussed We promnse that we wall often thunk of you Maureen Da ' , , g frillvg ts gltra- mu , , 3, 4. - . ,, . . - ,S , . 1 I ' ' 1 1 in everything you do. ' ' w i tx ' 'Q 1 ' 1 f- , 1 J ' 1 , - , , . , I ' I A I - 1 1 9 , . 25 .-PO' EVELYN ANN METZGAR Dramatlcs 4 Glee Club 3 Evelyn has not spent all her hugh school years In Tnnuty Durlng her Freshman and Sophomore years she attended Dunellen Hugh School but like many others she found that there as no place luke Tnnlty and entered Its portals as a Junior Evelyn dld a novelty tap which went over very well In the Sensor play She untends to enter St Peters School of Nurslng In September and follow through wlth nurslng as a professlon To you Evelyn say Good bye for now and we wlsh you success CHARLOTTE ANNE MARION Dramatics l, 3, 4, lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Rcvcille 3, 4, Trirzitas 4. Charlotte s sense of humor IS known to all Sen nors Her capacsty to glve as well as take makes her a really tune person to have as a friend Spend :ng her summers as a counselor on a farm and horse back rldnng are her favorite pastimes provnng her love of the outdoors She us also one of the Sensor Rembrandts and has always been wnllnng to do art work anytume It was needed Good luck Charlotte we know that you wlll succeed In what ever you do , . - . . . . I . V H H '- . - , I - 5 llwg, ,T .2 H? K , 2 g . . I I . f , . . I . I . . . , ' . , , we , ,, H . v ,V 1 ' , . ,vllr .5 5 wr ' .. fy , ,, l 4 26 HERBERT JAMES MOFEETT Dramatrcsl 3 4 lntramurals2 Rermlle 3 4 H oung man who needs no rntroductron ere rs a y for dauly everyone may see a brrghtly parnted green and gray car round the corner of Trrnrty k drrvrng Place on two wheels wrth Choe Choke rs the unoffrclal Senror chauffeur and h deal messenger Hrs dependabrlrty makes hrm t e r person for thrs posrtron ll us where hrs future lres everyone knows to te hrs love for automobrle mechanrcs and we are cer rll come out on top Best of luck Choke does not have tarn that he w Choke if sz-is 27 WALTER BERNARD MOON EY Dramatrcs l 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball l Reuezlle 2 3 4 l s a fellow who for obvrous reasons Wa ter r has been descrrbed as hrlarrous Hrs rnvrsrble frrend Clem who found hrs way rnto Trrnrty and d to the accompanred Walter to school every ay great amusement of New York commuters kept r l hrng for ten months of our Freshman yea us aug When Walter settled down and forgot Clem h dd ot Anyone who saw the Senror play t rs we r n year wrll remember Walter for hrs great lrne Sr Srgnor' No Walter, we wrll not forget you for makrng many long school hours brrghter Good luck to you wherever you may go and whatever you may do ' . . ., ' 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 , . . 1 11 11 . . , 11 11 . . . . - - - 11 11 - 1 11 11 5 1 5 f ',,,f . 1, an 1 8 r ., Hs., 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , ,, . . ,, . . . . - 11 11 A - - - 1 1 .a , 11 11 Q 1 . . . ,, , 1 , ,, . . . , JEANNE ELIZABETH MURRAY amatncs I 3 4 Library 3 Edltor IH chle 11114 3 4 lr1rzltux4 Intramurals 3 Pre 2 4 Sclence Club 4 Speech Club 4 Oratory 3 Qunll and Scroll 4 Mlsslon Club 4 Intelligent and understandang with an appre I atlve sense of humor that IS Jeanne You could use time and space just llstnng her achievements durnng the four years that she has been travelnng to Trnnlty from her home town Plalnfleld But you would only be wastung your time because Jeanne would not appreciate that llst and there you have the key to her personalnty and the answer to her popularity Someday Jeanne when you are teachnng your own classes remember the days when you were benng taught and remember us PHYLLIS ANN MURPHY ntramuralsl 2 3 4 Dramatlcsl 3 4 Rmf L 4 Llbrary 4 Science Club 4 Glee Club 3 Mlsslon Club 4 Phyl as we fondly call her came to Trlnuty as a Freshman Many were surprlsed to hear her beautiful accorduon solo Peg O My Heart an the Senior play for she rs not a boastful person and very few knew of her accomplushment But that as how It has been with her all through hugh school always efficient In a quiet sort of way whether she was typing for Rrtezlle dolng her school work or even baklng a cake Thus effrclency her good sense of humor and wnllmgness to work hard make the professuon she has chosen perfect for her Yes Phyl If we were suck and had you for our nurse we would soon forget our Illness Best wlshes to you Phyl , and we are sure you wull succeed I I ',,ff'f11, 1 ' 1 ' Q 1 A' 'N 1 1 ww' I . - . ,, , ,,. 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I C.- I , , , - f , , f IW, , ,f 3:4 ' X 'fi 23 BARBARA HELEN NEAF l E Dramatlcs 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Rr rzllf 4 Glee Club 4 Trmzias 4 Mlsslon Club 4 Another prospectlve angel of mercy and one who IS sure to make a good one IS Barbara who knows the meaning of true fun and kindness And although she has been wlth us for only two years all of us have come to reallze thus and to feel that she IS one of us Barbara has never lost her Roch ester N Y accent and IS always ready to amuse us wlth her strange pronunclatlon of battle shlp and such For this we shall always remember her We ask you only one thang Barbara when you recelve your llttle whute cap on that great day thunk of Trlnnty and us 31 JAMES ARTHUR OCONNOR Drarnatlcsl 3 4 R4 111114 Trnulat 4 Baseball Manager 3 JV Basketball 3 Speech Club 4 Jimmy has never found It difficult to get to school even IH stormy weather which sometumes as a dlstlnct disadvantage You see Jlmmy cuples the house next to Holy Trnnnty Convent and has llved there all of has twelve years In Trunlty Although he has enjoyed these years Jummy anxuous to get on to art school after whuch he hopes to become a commercnal artnst We know you wnll succeed In your chosen fneld Jxmmy u when success has come your way please don t for get Trunuty and us I ' ,-'x 1 1 1 I 1' 1 1 ' 1 - . 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 - - , , A A 1 11 A 11 I ' mmi. 1 1 . , . 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B f 1 I - RICHARD JOSEPH PFAFF Dramatucsl 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 JV Basket ball 3 Intramurals 2 4 Duck Pfaff us one of those persons who never perform an act slowly Even when he us suttung un school he appears ready to sprung from hus seat at the slughtest excuse Thus most lukel for hus great love of a very fast sport hockey about whuch he never tures of talkung An ardent fan for all sports Duck s book reports are never on any book other than one whuch deals wuth such subjects We wull not be a but surprused therefore when Ducks name appears somewhere un the sports world Tull then Duck he h reach your goal y accounts res opung you do JOHN FRANCIS PERRETTI Dramatucsl 3 4 JV Basketball 3 Varsuty Base 2 3 Every mornung for four years Jack has been makung the trup from Plaunfueld to Westfueld un order to funush hus hugh school years un Trunuty whuch must therefore be hus furst love B uf Trunuty us furst Plaunfueld runs a close second anyone may gather from hus conversatuon un whuch he staunchly defends Plaunfueld agaunst all ruvals But you do not very often fund hum engaged un a conversatuon Usually he us readung euther a sports magazune or the latest best seller Ja s fu ture for now lues un college durung whuch tume he hopes to fund what course he wull pursue later We hope you fund the rught course Jack and wush you all the luck un the world TH ERESA MARIE POMPEO Dr rnatlcs l 3 4 W o us ut who could be the luttle gurl w o nsnt there of the Sensor Class9 Why Theresa of course' Very few are aware of her wonderful sense of humor probably because she restrlcts nt to her very best friends But It IS there and now and then It slaps out for others to glnmpse l-'low ever everyone who has ever had anything to do with her at all knows the kindness and loyalty whuch are her best trants Perhaps someday Theresa you could wrute a book and tell us the story of your lnfe Then the Sensor Class of 48 would proudly say l knew her ln Hugh School Lots of luck and goodbye for now Theresa 'Sv' S .IQN f MARGARET ELLEN REILLY Dramatlcsl 3 4 lntramuralsl 3 4 Margaret IS another tried and true Trlnltarnan Anyone Interested an discussing the relatnve ments of the surroundxng towns gust see her and you wnll walk away convlnced that Westfield IS tops' Besides being a loyal fan Margaret has been actnve In the Girls Intramural League Her purposeful attltude and her readiness to take part an all actuvltxes plus that cheerful dlsposltnon have helped her make many friends Trlnlty wall miss you Margaret and suncerely hopes that the future will hold much hap pnness for you MADELINE EL RYAN Drarnatlcs l 3 4 Library 4 Glee Club muralsl 3 4 IZABETH 3 lntra Ml r nnuty vet who staunchly defends both her town and her school Her srnglng ln the Sensor Play added much harmony to the hall Mncky flrmly believes that the two great est gastronomlc delughts of man are ralsms and cheese Her favorlte hobbies are knlttlng and gut terbugglng and she excels an both After gradu atlon day Micky plans to enter nursing school and tram for her R N We know that her efflclency and charm will secure her success nn this fleld and we wnsh her all the luck she deserves cky us anothe T ANTHONY JOHN ROSSI Varsity Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 lntramurals l 3 4 Class President 2 4 Dramatucsl 3 4 Rezezlle 2 3 Tnnztas 4 Science Club 3 4 Because of hls athletlc abullty and general all roundness Ross has made many fnends In Trlmty Thus devotee of the crew cut IS also an artnst and lf you are not careful he will have an other carlcature to add to hus collectuon Ross IS another honorable Plalnflelder who places all has hopes for punctualnty nn the 49 and then wants As captaun of the football team and Sen lor class president Ross keeps quite busy l whatever fleld he chooses Tnnntys best wishes for success go with hum Good luck Ross ' ig I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y . . . . 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I ' - . 11 - 11 . 1 f, Q ,1 .fy GREGORY EDWARD SCHILLING Football l Varsnty Football 2 3 4 Trzmtas 4 Dramatlcs l 3 4 lntramurals 3 4 Vice Pres: dent l Meet the only proud possessor of red halr In the C ass of 48 Greg Schnllmg He halls rom Westfueld and us qunte vocuferous un pralsung his Iuttle vu a e Gregs specialty of course IS football On the team hls Jumor and Sensor years he played an Important part In carryung Trlnlty to vuctory That certaun amount of busmess acumen which he possesses helped Greg manage the funanclal end of the l948 Trznzlas and the Rrvezlle Subscrlptlon Drive Has many friends In Trlnlty extend thelr best wishes for the success they feel sure he wnll attaun ,Z if ? i1 - 1 I 6 I PATRICIA CLAUDIA SHEEHAN Dramatlcsl 4 Library 3 4 Prefectl Editor IH chlef of Trzmtas 4 Rcvezlle 3 4 Intramurals l Pat has been a veteran Trnnltarlan In good standnng for the past twelve years An excellent student who has consustently graced the Honor Roll Pat s lrterary flalr has been demonstrated repeatedly In her work on Revezlle and Trzmtus Beneath her demure composed exterior we have occasnonally caught glimpses of a rare sense of humor and a gnft of seecng the ridiculous an every thmg that make her anecdotes prlceless a hopes someday to be able to wrute R N after her name We offer her our very best wnshes In thas endeavor and we hope that her future days are as successful as her Trmnty days have been' I 1 1 I I 1 1 I 1 1 ' I 1 ,, 1. ., . f - - 11 A 11 11 1 11 - - I llg . , , 1 E . 1 il , . . .. 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X, I ,f ' I ,f : 33 JOYCE ANN SNYDER Dramatlcsl 3 4 lntramuralsl 3 Joy Ann has traveled to Trnnlty every day from Plamfneld for four years Among her deflnute assets are her rnpplmg gnggle and her mqulsxtuve ness Of course she doesnt Indulge un anythung as strenuous as football but Joy lends her moral support anyway and IS an enthusiastic rooter at Trunltys games Joy hasnt decuded defunltely along what Innes her plans for the future wall be but we who have known her for four years feel sure that she well achleve happiness and success ROBERT FRANCIS SHERIDAN Football 3 4 Basketball 4 Varsuty Football 4 Var stty Basketball 4 Dramatucs l 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 Scuence Club4 TYIHZIUS4 Trlnlty IS deflnmtely lndebted to Buffalo for send :ng us Bob He IS what us generally known as a regular guy around Trlnnty This fellow with a passlon for loafers and pale blue gabardxnes IS equally at home on the football fueld or the dance floor perhaps thus accounts for has popularlty with the ladles Could be' Enthustucally Interested un all actuvutles, unsnde and outslde of the the class room Bob has graced the Trmzfav the Sensor play and most of Trlmtys games with his wetty presence ln whatever you plan for the future Bob be assured of our washes for all the good fortune posslble JOSEPH ANTHONY TADDEO Football 2 3 4 Varsrty Football 4 Intramurals 4 Dramatrcs 3 4 Trrmtas 4 Rf erlle 4 Scrence Clu 3 4 Joe harls from Roselle and rs a great boon to the towns Chamber of Commerce He came to Trrnrty rn the Sophomore year and has been Its loyal supporter ever srnce He rs qurte a fellow on the football freld and hrs playrng has helped Trrn rty score many a touchdown lf you ever want a really professronal photo taken just call Joe and he wrll assemble hrs apparatus for you He has exercrsed thrs hobby by servrng on the photography staffs of Revezlle and Trrnzlas Joe also deserves a star for hrs performance as Doolrttle Work rn the Senror play May the future hold much suc cess for you Joe l Q3-V2 sf' Q EDWIN RALPH TEFFT Dramatrcsl 4 Scrence Club-4 1rmrlas4 Brg Ed as hrs frrends say came to Trrnrty rn the seventh grade and has been rts staunch sup porter ever srnce Hrs boundless good nature rs rn evrdence always but that does not prevent hrs rrngrng the bell on trme Sea Scoutrng usrng hrs drrvers lrcense and rrngrng that bell seem to be hrs major hobbres and he pursues them wrth the same vrgor whrch characterrzes hrs class work and keeps hrm on the Deans Lrst Ed hopes someday rn the not too drstant future to secure hrs sheepskrn from medrcal school and hang up hrs shrngle as M D Trrnrty rs wrth you Ed MARY ELAINE WARNER Glee Club 4' Dramatics 3 4' Libr murals 3 4. Mary joined us in her Junior year and has been very faithful ever since about commuting back and forth from Cranford except when The bus w , as late . Her cheerful disposition and sunny smile plus the fact Mary will laugh at almost any joke 197 and actually seem to enjoy it have endeared her to many. Mary's abiding interests lie in discovering whether or not she should wear bangs, rooting for T ' 't ' rin: y, and computing the exact number of min- utes she saves by taking the bus. Whatever you choose to do in the future Mary be assured f o , , our best wishes for your success. ary 3' Intra- WALTER MICHAEL TRESON Dramatlcsl 3 4 Intramurals 2 Walt is one of those people who believe in k eeping still until they have something really worthwhile to say Claiming Westfield as his home town, Walt is known around Trinity as loyal jovial and good natured Conscientiousness is an other of his outstanding characteristics Whether in the classroom or cheering for Trinitys teams Walt is right in there pitching After graduation Walt plans to study law Trimtys best wishes f or success will go with him Good luck Walt l fi- fi? lgu ,xg 'Ks' 'ls,. .1 'A' gs Tvutst ,v 1' r ' , , -.' 1 ' fp. ' , ' ' pfw 2 . '-.a.f.'.'I1f'- ., 3' ' . l NATAL l E JAN E WOODMAN Lrbrary2 3 4 Dramatrcs4 Glee Club 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 Natalre rs a great encouragement to all authors publrshers bookstores and lrbrarres She devotes most of her spare trme to readrng and then as a hobby heads our lrbrary staff Mrss Woodman came to Trrnrty rn her Freshman year from New York and although she admrts Fanwood has rts good pornts no one can slrght The Metropolrs when she rs around Always affable generous and an enthusrastrc rooter for Trrnrty Natalre has made many frrends durrng her hrgh school career all of whom wrsh for her happrness and success rn the future LEO JOSEPH ZACCARI Dramatrcsl 4 Intramurals 3 4 Varsrty Baseball Leo never says much but you always have the feelrng that he rs thrnkrng a great deal Pleasant thoughts too because essentrally Leo rs a happy rndrvrdual For four years now Leo has been tryrng to expound to hrs fellow Trrnrtarrans the merrts of Netherwood a remote sectron of Plarnfreld There rs hardly a game at whrch you wrll not frnd Leo rn the front row cheerrng and encouraging Trrnlty to plunge rrght through or sunk that basket We are sure that Leo wrll frnd the future brrght and that hrs serrousness of purpose and hrs loyalty wrll help hrm achreve the success he really deserves Good Luck Leo' MisMoRiAM ACK FRENZ ALTHOUGH Jack has gone he is not forgotten He will live on in the mem ories of his classmates as a fellow with an outstanding sense of humor The Sisters will always remember him as the mischievous boy in the second row To those of us who knew him well that was only a sidelight He was a real boy and a true friend in every sense of the word Aside from weight lifting and shooting changing girlfriends was well But it wasn t only his good looks that won him friends it was his per sonality He had a deep and fine character behind that smile and joke Most people never thought of Jack as the religious type At one time however a priest who knew him well told me that Jack was very religious in his own way Those who were close to him during his last few months could see this We know now that his constant humor was just a cover up for the deep character inside The boy who could go through what he did both physically and mentally must have had the strength of a man Jack Frenz was a good guy whom we are always going to miss 4' Jocko's favorite pastime. His picture shows why he was able to do this so n I - I . I . , . Best In Sports ROSE MARIE JORDAN FRED CHEMIDLIN Most lnqulsnhve Best Dressed Most Likely to Succeed JOYCE SNYDER CAROL KINGSBURY JEANNE MURRAY JOE TADDEO ANTHONY ROSSI CHARLES DOOLEY LASS BALLOT Mosf Studlous Dld Most for Trmlty PATRICIA DOWLING JEANNE MURRAY Most Dependable PATRICIA DOVVLI NG WALTER JEFFRY 40 ED TEFFT WALTER JEFFREY Most Temperamenfal Quletest Best All Round GENEVIENE GARAFALO EUGENE COLLINS EERNADETTE BLRKE WILLIAM FIEGENER PATRICIA SHEEI-IAN GREGORY SCHILLING L LI it I ' ' 4, ' ' ' I . ' I f I III . ' I ' I Y I ' A I If I? I I I I . H . II 4 I I I j, If X X fa ' ' I ' I I I K, A .4 yi Ji.: I 50 . ' I .1 I ' ,fi 1 m I I J . I I'-. v y. - Q 8 T L Q Book Worms Most Nonchalant Best Natured NATALIE WOODMAN HELENE GLASS PHYLLIS MURPHY WILLIAM LAING JOSEPH TADDEO WALTER MOONEY - x 9' Class Artists HELENE GLASS ANTHONY ROSS! Most Popular Neatest BERNADETTE BURKE EUGENE COLLINS ROBERT SHERIDAN MARY ELLIN KANE ca M Class Wit Best Dancers Best Lookmg HERBERT MOFFETT BERNADETTE BURKE ELEANQR DeANDREA ANTHONY ROSSI ROBERT SHERIDAN Lady and Gent JEANNE MURRAY WALTER JEFFREY 41 an vzfli-51 TUESDAY 9th Back to bells and books as SENIORS WEDNESDAY lOth Slgnals I 2 3 4 flrst try out for football MONDAY l5th Campaugn for Rr ezllr subscrnptlons opens with a bang' WEDNESDAY l7th Gnve a yell Tryouts for cheerleadnng WEDNESDAY 24th Ten gurls chosen to wear the tradltuonal blue and whlte of Trnnxtys cheerleaders FRIDAY 26th Rr rzlle dance mndst decoratlons of pumpkins and scare crows TUESDAY 30th We forget football dances and cheerleadlng and start our annual retreat QCKVOBSQ' H555 j-ISTW' 'V' MONDAY 6th Unlformsll Nuff sand' TUESDAY 7th A blshop gets consecrated We get a holiday SATURDAY I lth Furst football game and WE defeat Oratory TUESDAY l4th We see Relezlle ln print for the furst tume Unanumously agreed to be worth WEDNESDAY I5th We turn talent scout and choose characters for HARMONY HALL Musncal to be sure Comedy? MONDAY 2Oth Yearbook Staff chosen TUESDAY Zlst Watch the blrdue' Cllck click' Sensor Portrants FRIDAY 3Ist Halloween ghosts and goblnns The Sophomores :nitrate Freshmen at an afternoon dance I nu Clif' svitil' S! SATURDAY lst New month new victory We wln the Mount Loretta game TUESDAY 4th Proofs of Sensor Portraits begun arruvlng THURSDAY l3th We celebrate Cathollc Book Week Essays read In assembly wtnners of poster contest announced New books SIOO worth from Monsugnor for Lnbrary FRIDAY I4th Somethlng new an Trannty Fnrst In a serues of speech panels held Topuc Catholnc Educatnon SATURDAY 22nd We end the football season wlth a vnctory over Delbarton Record two losses three wlns Thanks team' FRIDAY 28th Pre Advent dance-great success 42 o 0 s I I In X '1 the campaigning. I I I I r . P I A I I ' 1 I CALENDAR L-All x l 1 -1-----.., l 'w-E n TUESDAY Znd A nurse from St Mary s Passasc vsssts Trsnsty Sensor and Junsor gsrls hear value of nurssng as a professson WEDNESDAY lOth Dress Rehearsal for .Sensor Play No school no homework' THURSDAY l lth Opensng nsght Was that sound castsnets or knees knocksng FRIDAY l2th Smooth performance play a success' And the audsence laughed' SUNDAY l4th Sensors and Junsors vssst Regss Hsgh School sn New York to see productson of HAMLET THURSDAY l8th Staff meetsng for TRINITAS The ball starts rollsng FRIDAY l9th Assembly the whole school sosns wsth the glee club sn ssngsng Chrsstmas Carols MERRY CHRISTMAS' HAPPY NEW YEAR' A 55 ESF! MONDAY 5th Return to school Plans for Sensor Ball on the 30th TUESDAY 6th Dr Tefft speaks to Scsence Club on synthetsc rubber Movses too' THURSDAY 8th Fsrst basketball game of season We lose by a heartbreaksng score of 33 32 FRIDAY 9th Another speech panel-on vocatsons for Sensors and Junsors Subjects Nurssng Constructson Engsneersng Avsatson and Relsgson MONDAY l2th Study' Study' Exams tomorrow TUESDAY l 3th The great day of doom arrsves FRIDAY l6tl's Alumns Game Great spsrst Dance afterwards almost makes up for loss by three posnts THURSDAY 29th Sensor Assembly lnterracsal talks FRIDAY 30th The Sensor Ball' Food-delscsous band smooth decoratsons best ever' 'pe 'D R U Ft R, sf cialis-IEDn3.5n.5nnmn THURSDAY Sth lnterracsal forum sn New Brunswsck Our representatsve Jsm Jackson takes thsrd place MONDAY l6th We celebrate Catholsc Press Month thss week wsth dasly radso programs for the school WEDNESDAY l8th Qusll and Scroll members snstsated at candlelsght ceremony Mmmm' THURSDAY l9th Junsors gsve fsrst yearbook dance Leap year dances are fun for everyone' TUESDAY 24th Deadlsne for yearbook copy As we look back we see that our Sensor year wsll be somethsng to remember new actsvstses more dances more clubs The largest part of our Sensor year ss over The next months wsll go qusckly by but they wsll be the best Yet wsth all that happsness that wsll come wsth them there ss sure to come a feelsng of nostalgsa The yearbook dances our Class Nsght the Junsors outsng for the Sensors wsll all b our last as Trsnstarsans 43 When June seventeenth our graduatson day comes along our memorses of thss year arsd all our years sn Trsnsty wsll be happy ones For these we thank you Trsnsty 1. .- . s.. u,l-.I I - - ' 'I '- - . , , T , I l L I I D O S v v N ' ' s . . ' - 1 . . , 1 1 1 - ,. ' 1 ' a Z . , 1 , 1 . ' - , 0 ' 1 1 1 1 - . s . . A V I I . . ' ' ' Q , . ' . ' ' . I , :Ki 469 WE ml L' I A. . UE . ,,,.if,, , ...M Jumor A r nt Row M Glldae C B de R M Qolnn M Kelly A Laurent E Hastlngs J Lee J Thompson N Mc ue M Munogue M Lavelle Second Row R Fltzgerald J Laurent C Zega J Stavlsh C Rusfako P Rahlff R Gallagan R Loomns E McCaffery Back Row J Brusceml W Toye J Cleveland W Bohn G OSuch E McGuire J Grlndrod E Orlando N Beyer T Debble Fo 3 . , . ri ,J. ellly, 1 , . , . , . , . , . , . C . ,, . --I 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- - . 1 - -- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- I ' l ' I I - I I 1 ' I Jumor A Officers N McCue J Cleveland J Thompson UNC WHEN we were Freshmen lt seemed a long hard trek As Sophomores we felt a defmnte part of Trlnlty As Juniors now we have come to reallze our appreclatlon of and our respon slbnllty toward our Alma Mater The Jumor Classes have always shown keen Interest ln every Trmuty actlvlty lnsnde and outside of the classroom In the sports field Jumor participation In football basket ball and baseball has been of great assustance 46 Junior B r nt Row Marfinkoyic R Villani y nd: i R Gray M B0 en Second Row J Sayoca H Dwyer A Hopkins F Fannion G Gottlick H Palaz a J Nelson H Willoughby ck Row Hinsenkamp J Sheola F E Q T H t R r t rca uc aro es CLASS in keeping Trinity victorious. The girls showed their spirit and athletic ability in basketball intramurals and cheerleading. Rrcillf the Library the Speech Club Uni!! and Siem!! the Senior Ball the Science Club and the Mission Club all received the enthusiastic support ot the Juniors. The Juniors wish the Seniors of 48 all the happiness and success the future can pos- sibly hold. Junior B Officers Hsk-mpG 2.1, , Ba Sophomore A Front Row P Bolen P Taddeo R Kelly P Daley A Mobile E Mastrxannn J Elsenbell P Degnen B Gottllck J Saules M Lnnk Second Row K Hague P Rowan G Bllson J Mooney M Shea V DlCrlstafaro M McCarthy B Wheatley D Johnston E,,Byrne M A Townsend M Grlbert D Mangan Third Row W Schwalenberg R Durcks S Treson E Torre D Young J Regan J OConnor R Curry C Macaluso ack Row J Moneypenny J Sulllvan L Hogan T McNee B Hall A Schll OPI-IOMORE Sophomore A Officers J Regan l Torre HE Sophomores have proven during their two years nn Trlnnty that they have the splnt which assures success In all phases of school lnfe They have more than thelr share of unlty cooperatnon general abnlnty and PUSH' In thelr debut as Sophomores the lmtla tuon Dance for the Freshmen the two classes shared equally an welcoming the Freshnes and treating the school to a good tlme B : . , . , . , . , , . lI'ng. I I I I . ' ' 1 I . I - I ' 48 , J, Elscntel, E , B. Hall, Sophomore B rOr1T Row C hl r y u r r n rx B C-Jlnlher S Hrgg ns econd Row A DeSanctls M Grumskr L F nklnn A Dc-Angelus P L Mon N rg rr ur l r M Moneypcnny M Fur no wrd Row F ooley P reson C Bruno J auc al han as or n a 1 Hur ack Row Moebus M Mclnllo rmrner A r H r m nn wa Scholastucally and athletrcally the Sophs are well represented In all school actlvrtles REVEILLE staff the Culee Club The Mnssuon Club Intramurals, the Lnbrary the Football and Baseball teams and Cheerleading Squad have been the scene of Sophomore endeavor and wall contunue 'ro be To the Class of 48 we wash the best of luck and hope that we too may someday be worthy to fake therr places A Sophomore B Ofhcers Addarro B Gunther F Doble, F 1 A , J. Ess Q, B Allen, J. McKel'cy, S. M elle S Moo 0, C. Le aha A. Tozzr, A M Tozzr, H, Hamann V V J S . . , , . ra , . , A Lan D, Balls y M Bdlc, S Cassdy , . r Th 2 .D T , . , Sullman, R. R h H, C la J M h J. DB TT sta J lex, B :F. , F Z , ,AX1,fa ro G al a ,J, ' flsh . . . - I ' A ' A s I I - ' tl I I I ' , I . 1 I Hr If - X X, l I ' . Q. 'hiv Q V, L A A 5. yr 49 ' , , J. Drliarfrsta , Freshman A Front Row D Kaczmarek A Besaw P Hart E Koed J Mulraln G Marky M Chaoock M Cavanaugh V Lavelle J Sansone M R Geisler J Mannlon Second Row E Whalen D Frenz M R Chermdlun M J Hastings H Abramousky M Yacka V Rafferty H Constandl D Degnen T Gulnee P Whute D Macknewucz Back Row: R. Schierle, R. O'Connor, R. Townsend, W. McCann, G. O'Connor, J. Modola, R. Blelung, J. Savoca, R. Belson, , . ' 1 I . I . . . . I . I . I - , , a , , , . . l . Freshman A Officers A Besaw J M nnlon M Magnler M J Hast ngs RESI-IMAN NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY ONE seems a long way off Its our goal the year nn which we shall graduate At the present tlme we are merely lnsugnlflcant freshmen We entered Tnnlty wnth a wary eye to ward teachers and upperclassmen allke lt was a strange new undertaking for us but as txme progressed we began to function as true Tram tarlans partlclpatlng In sports In forums In the Glee Club supporting the cheenng sec tnon dunng games and contributing our talents to the success of the play Regarded as hard working students we will stnve to make Trumty proud of us 50 Freshman B Front Row M McGrath C Rustako P Kaune K Kelly D Kessler J Ulbrucht A Proto J Looney C Bussuan J Dence D Koula cond Row offarth J epun A arafalo K Dayutt M e g Junk Schultz C Eskesen H Druscoll Back Row N Lubeck R Wulluams D Dugan W D vers B DuBattusta J Kenney G Queen O Murphy G OBruen C Oehler T Doyle LASS We wull always be thankful to the teachers and to the upperclassmen for the unspuratuon they gave to us as we made our debut as mem bers of Trunuty The Freshmen classes are known respec tuvely as Freshman A and B and are under the guudance of our two moderators Suster Marlon Joseph and Suster Althea Susters who helped us to overcome the apprehensuons of hugh school lute Last but not least we wull never forget the Senuors those unduvuduals who have at tauned that seemungly far away end the last year of hugh school Freshman B Offucers Front Po J Looney H Dru coll Back Row OBruen A Garatalo R Wulluams ,W U ,. Yak? M' 'mf W w gv ,.,?,., 4-M agg4,1y5w,,:W,,,,, I f - , my y. ,, ' :gr -, ,X - I 4 if .QP 3 ,A A. W I f32 S 'flu A 11 Y ai-in 14' r?i 'if X ,, F' f .ad ,fe ir Nm In Q' , f .1 w-www, 3 PORTS Front Row Mr Qulnn Asslstant Coach G Schnllnng F Chermdlnn J Jackson R Ortleb J Stavush A Rossl C Dooley E Orlando H Hnnsenkamp F Barco J Taddeo Mr Ford Coach Back Row T Debble E McCaffery R Sheridan F Zlmmer W Mooney W Schwalenberg R Evans E Knorr F Dooley D Young J OConnor T McNee F Essuz A Bautsch WILLIAM J FORD FRANK G QLJINN Coach Asslstant Coach OOT THE l947 football season found Holy Trlnlty producung the most successful team ln the last fsve years Wlnnlng three out of fave games and showlng great teamwork and sportsman shnp It IS a credit to Mr Ford and Mr Quinn Trlnlty s able coaches Opening the season Trlnlty romped over Oratory of Summit ZO 6 but took It on the chln from a terruflc Queen of Peace team Beating S4 - - 1 1- 1' 1- 1- fx , - l- 1- 1 . ,. ,. , . , . . . ,. ', . ,. , . , . ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. . . . , ., , I Front Row F Chemrdlin F Zimmer E Orlando F Barco A Rossi R Sheridan Back Row H Hinsenkamp C Dooley J Taddeo J Jackson BALL Mt Lorretta was no easy task and they found the going very tough against Good Counsel In the final game against a heavier Delbarton team Trinity entered the second half tied at seven all Trinity then unleashed a tremendous running attack which rolled up nineteen points and a happy, well deserved victory. lt was a wonderful day for everyone, especially the graduating seniors. 55 .ififqf 0-W, 1--2 .Mv- Mx 9 , P Tm - Sirmf 'Wt 0'-4, gil' . I I 5 'J We 'Q we 1, iff? Q f aff I .1,,:.,' lx! of-r cgi. --.-ff., a9,, A -at ' V Y ' X I W4 EL ffv .9 A E 1 'L fx, 1 ' 2 vf-V A-'f .. Q , Q A 1. R n x5',:'w'2-- V I kr f fir. Y , K-f,gIri3l,,-M 4 fs.f 'x f .uf 5' N nf' :X ,,. Q 201' Q ' . ' 1 o ,lf 5 .' vi' j O ' X' - ,', ,P - . . 'A.s f .s i 11 K n. 'af .r V Yr. '-1 11 0 iw, uf-N , , 1 1 5- 4' I .Wg ,Y V, ,, 2' , , L f I lg Nl' ,oINlb Q XRXN I Tl' 4 Q? ugh , . , V1 ' 4163 'I X ' . i KRINIII HN. . , , . ,, ,P J is muy 1 ', 1 Nga! Nfff xf fb 5 x A 541 0 if if if 7 . fi' . Q , , x ' , L 'Y' I - xx .5 -, ,w N .V 'LEW M131 , -954,9 -f 'bfi B an yi iii, , . ' QV :gig if 4551 6 mmxw. Front Row: H, Dircks, R. Pfaff, J. Perretti, W. Schwalenberg, R. Evans, G. Keenley, P. Stavish, L. Zaccari, J. O'Connor. Back Row: Mr. Keppler, J. O Connor, T. Debbie, J. Ryan, A. McNeill, D. Jordon, F. Chemidlin, G. Cuccaro, A. Addario, 12? lllllllltsizilil GEORGE KEPPLER Coach Mr. Quinn, Mr. Ford. ASE TRlNlTY'S '47 diamonders had a successful season, even though we were not able to play the planned schedule be- cause of inclement weather and an early school closing. At a pre-season meeting, George Keenley was elected captain by the lettermen. Skip, along with our coaches, Mr. Keppler and Mr. Quinn, piloted our team through its third season since the renewal ot the sport here at Trinity, A few highlight games were: Our nipping Our Lady of the Valley 5-4 with a big four run 5th inning . . . our bowing at the hands of Thomas Edison 8-l with their twirler Lou Knoreke fanning 20 . . . the defeat of Our Lady ofthe Valley in the return game by a score of 5-3 . . . Dick Ptaft's one hit shut-out over St. Joseph's, West New York . . . Bob Evan's two hit shut-out over Immaculate Con- ception in which he struck out l4. The lertermen playing their last season in '47 were Skip Keenley, Tommy Comune, Johnny Belson, Don Jordan, John Ryan, Dave Mullin, Dick Sheridan, Pete Stavish, Red Mc- Neill. Since the resumption of baseball the team has yet to be shut-out, although on two occasions we tallied but one run. 60 R, Evans, W, Schwaienberg J Pcrrctti BA L, Zaccan R Pfatf Baseball Lettermen R. Ptatf. LL Senior Baseball Players Front Row: L. Zaccari, R, Pfaff, J.O'Connor. Second Row: J, Cassidy, R. Evans J. Perretti, Back Row: E Collins, A. Rossi. Season Record Holy Trinity ...... 4 Scotch Plains, ,, ,, 7 Holy Trinity. Holy Trinity Holy Trinity Holy Trinity Holy Trinity Holy Trinity Holy Trinity Holy Trinity Holy Trinity , HS Our Lady of the Valley nwsk 3 Immaculate Conception.,,.9 - , . l Thomas Edison ...,,., , ., ,, 8 ,, .,l St. Patrick ...,,. , , . ., 4 ,, H4 Scotch Plains, ,, ., 5 ,.5 Our Lady of the Valley 3 8 St. Joseph, , O 2 Immaculate Conception O .4 St. Joseph 2 R Evans F Chemi in -Q 3' fx -4 'J g I-IEERLEADERS C2 MAUREEN MAGNIER BERNADETTE BURKE ELEANOR DeANDREA HEI-ENE GLASS , my . V -ua..- .. ..,. . ,-. Q' ?fi, Y - nf 1' ' 169 5 T I I , . 1 -1- vg Ziff ' 1. - , l 35:1 45, -r,gffQ I ' f I - -55 ' U' gmulf I , - L sq lp 'I' 4 . , V V i J -1 4254311-Q 'X : F' ww 3 5, 3 . I, ' . ' .,.Q',- -V ' ' --,Q V. -. ' v' ,.., v-egy-u-, - 'AAN H I , 8 Q ',...3n-f -on-av' 9' A if J Sq zz lkfilwf ,K my r , ANTHONY RO SS! BOB EVANS QHARLE5 DOOLE JOE TADDEO Y ,fzw-Sr -'f'w'L' H II WEARERS OF TI-IE JAMESJ ACKSON EUGENE C -1. . , -1 oLLfr,3 ' 'J' 9 gr 5- 'Q 1-I JAMES O CONNOR 64 WILLIAM LAI NG f Y X, w 'ii u Q WS' h f .4 V 1 Xu,- VI' nga v -Qc- - 16.-' I --.J - fp'- 1 1 .K 7 I , .W lla gg J K ' l' fi-i....i--- A-1d U, ' 4' COLGATE Front Row J OConnor D Paff F Moebus Back Row T McNee R Ortleb J OConnor J DlBattnsta VILLANOVA Front Row J Grlndrod C Dooley lCap1'annJ J Mahar R Roach F Tho!en R Belson NOTRE DAME Front Row D Dugan W Mooney 1Captann J Savoca E Torre ack Row uxvn B Bon G Hartman 66 2 , ' , . f , Back Row: J. Savoca, J. Regan, B : J. S NI a , . h , ,- v av N.Y.U. Front Row: J, Perretti TCapfaunJ Back Row: T. Debble, R. Dnrks, L Zaccarv, F. Dooley, T. Addario. PURDUE U. Front Row: M. Magnler, J. Walsh. Back Row: R. Curry, T, Rossi, B. Laing. C.C.N.Y. Front Row: J. O'Connor, J. Hurley. Back Row: H. Callahan, D. Coleman, B. Townsend, G. O'Such. 67 KNICKERBOCKERS Front Row: B. A. Wheatly, S. Moore, R. Villane, M. Magnier, M. Quinn lCaptainl, M. Link, J. Mooney, P. Wilverding. Back Row: J. Thompson, A. M. Proto, J. Pepin, M. Chabock, A. M. Tozzi, E. Heras, G. Markey, J. Mulrain, E. Byrne. ROYA LS Front Row: H. Driscoll, J. Linvelle, P. Murphy, M. A. Minogue lCap- fainl, J. A. Cavanaugh, M. Gray, R. Gray. Back Row: G. Anderson, D. Frenz, H. Hamlin, B. Ginther, S. Mueller, C. Feola, C. Hourigan, M. J. Hastings, C. Eskisen. STAGS Front Row: J. Lee, N. McCue, B. Sweeney, E, Hastings, B. Burke, K. Davift, B. Hoffarih. Back Row: D. Bradbury, P. Degnan, B. Allen, V. Lavelle, J. Mannion, D. Mangen, D. Kouba, M. Higgins. 68 Jr X ,gm 1 1, hx. ' . '4 .a , .V K YK A if Vs ,lv 'Q ,ff-,, Q Y . ' I 'fr Y wg, ,JV A ,,, , L. A ,Q 15 1 , PM fi X f',VQ. f x. X 'A' -'rsh .-12 422+ R iz- Ales, 35 if M11 t. gn. ,pl , 1 J - W . , 2 ' A L . V ay., fu J R I I X F 4 4. 4-'M nv s N ' f 4' we Q .Q E fx 3 -Q .ww 'iq gr. i A Q,-0' -Q fi Q 'o e Eff .4 V 1. 95 S, it 1 H, .L Q35 l 'Isl Q ,Mm G 4 Q. 1 niunnnunuunnuuuul urn n-nuqunn '- ff,f:Y'2 ?B - - -im vm-' . '25 - ri vw:-.F.'-1.7-rw IF? i n-f ,,,. if fm G! 2 2 'M 455553 ww If r a , M, ,Vaci Z, xv' fri I ' xx -fi . '-Vi., 'Wg ' '.f'1?5 A-bf fs, Q4 .jf 'f ..,-12 X 1,9 441 Q W. W. 'Kp RETREAT NE of the most blessed features of our school year was the annual retreat conducted by Rev Joseph McMahon C S P Because of the combuned earnestness of the retreat master and the student body we all gauned many blessungs and favors Our retreat master s sermons sturred up much unspura tuon and enthusuasm un the hearts and munds of the students As us the cus tom Mass and Communuon on the furst Fruday of October ended our three days of prayer sacrufuce and adoratuon After we leave the portals of Trunuty the guudance whuch we receuved wull be proven to be a great asset JUNIOR TOWN MEETING VERY Wednesday evenung at 8 O5 over WAAT four hugh school speakers defend theur opunuons on certaun topucs These teen agers usually two boys and two gurls are partucupatung un The Junuor Town Meetung of the Aur orugunatung from Kresge Department Store un Newark After a prepared oratuon by each speaker the members of the auduence are allowed to uoun un the duscussuon whuch may be anythung from What Wull Teen Agers wear un 48 to Wull the Marshall Plan Succeed? Thus year Trunuty sent Jeanne Murray wuth Carol Kungsbury as alternate to repre We are very grateful to everyone who has made ut possuble for us to attend these broadcasts ut was an unvaluable experuence INTERRACIAL FORUM AMES JACKSON speaker and Donald Coleman alternate represented Holy Trunuty at an Interracual Forum sponsored by the Seton Forensuc League held at Saunt Peter Hugh School February 5 l948 Thus was a re guonal contest un whuch speakers from seven hugh schools taught by the Susters of Charuty partucupated James whose topuc was Eduratfon and the Negro won thurd place un thus contest and a chance to partucupate un the funals February I9 I948 the funal forum was held at Saunt Vuncent Academy un Newark James duscussed the Negro Houszng Problem and placed fufth out of the ten contestants AMERICAN LEGION ORATORICAL CONTEST UNDAY February 29 was the scene of another of Trunuty s Speech Club actuvutues Carol Kungsbury and Donald Coleman who have been actuve members of the Speech Club represented Holy Trunuty un competutuon wuth Westfueld Hugh School Thus year as last year Holy Trunuty came out on top Carol placed furst and Donald thrrd The wunner of thus prelumunary contest represented West fueld un the semu funals 72 u I 1 . n ' I . , . . . - I , . . I ' I E 1 I ' . . . . . ,, . . I . ,, . . . . , . I . . . . . - . . ,, ' ' I II II ' II ' - ' I sent our views on the subject, Do Most Wage-Earners Enjoy Their Work? 1 I I I I I I 1 ' ' I . I A7 I I . . , S I I ' 1 I I I ' N Woodman M Bolen M Ryan T Kryston J Murray B Allen P Sheehan J McKelvey E Byrne M Lavelle J A Cavanaugh M Hogan V DuChr1stafaro P Murphy IBRARY F you are looknng for a selectlon ot Wordsworth s poems tor that Important term paper or an excntrng novel to full spare hours durlng the week end your ultlmate objectuve wnll undoubtedly be the llbrary on the third floor We who are daily occupants of Trlnnty have a hablt of takrng things for granted As tar as we are concerned the llbrary ns just there ready to serve when we dash ln with a demand for a specltnc book wnllung to walt silently when we are too busy to be bothered But when we stop to reflect we realzze how rapidly our library has grown and how generously certain people have contributed to Its growth and success So realnzang that a thank you IS In order we the Class of 48 would llke to take this opportunnty to express our gratntude to these people Our thanks to Monslgnor Watterson for contrubutlng books supplies and lnspnratuon our thanks to the faculty for contunual encouragement and advice In the selectnon ot llterature and our thanks to the llbraruans who have given thelr tnme their effort and their un ceaslng Interest 3 . , . ,f. , . , 4 , V . - r - 1 - , - , - J f - , - , - r I . , , . ' 1 I I ' I' I ' A ' II II ' 1 I ' Il Il ' I I , . . , ,, ' 1 ,,. . , , . . I I I I I I I - 7 1 N. Woodman, W. Treson, C. Marion, J. Jackson, H. Moffett, J. Taddeo, H. Glass, W. Laing, C. Kingsbury, R. Evans, J. A. Rossi, J. Murray, W. Jeffrey, R. M. Jordon, J. Cassidy, M. Magnier, F. Chemldlin. MISS l RENE D. Coach CASEY ARMONY HALL DURING the breathless minutes that followed the rising of the curtain on each performance, all the fears of weeks of practice were dispelled as an appreciative audience encour- aged the actors to do their best. Harmony Hall was a defi- nite success. We worked hard to keep McTavish happy, Rosalie from rejecting too many suitors, and Doolittle from getting too mixed up-but in the end, everyone, including the audience, seemed perfectly happy. The underclassmen, specialties between the acts, the novelty numbers which displayed some very different Trinity talent, and, of course, the dance following the last perform- ance added up to a perfect time. lt is no exaggeration to say that we, the Seniors of '48 will never forget HARMONY HALL! 74 E .5 nm wiki , '5Af,,5, 'MW 1 mfs w 1-lik., nw' f.ai'UEgIl 1 1'. f .. .' - A gff' E. 5 fx W .. ':f g, -, 5- ' 1 L' A V Q 'Tv' 9 'f ui, kickin!!! at 4 WJ 5, . K , V 4, 4 4 .. , -ii' 4,54 it 1 . 5- 'Qv 1 JW' 1?- -QV' I , ' ,, M. I ! I .1 ' ' - L P-'S ' ,,.--f' , 'QQ,3z,- ,--' I f +-'fx ' 'Ir-f-ei-, '- . .1 K, -, , f x AL.. l-.. H- ', ' V L' Mg.-1 SN, . --.,... LlLJi Reveille Columnists Front Row' J O'Connor, J, Murray, Bac P. Sheehan F. Chemudlm. k Row: B Burke, J Rcrrly, M Magmcr, B. Grmher, C. Krngsbury, B, rxeafne, E. Torre Reveille Business Staff Seated: J. Regan, J. Cavanaugh, J. Murray. Standing: W. Laing, F. Dooley, E. Torre, Wm Seco Reveille Typing Staff Front Row. W. Jeffry E, DEAUCVGB. nd Row: J. Cassudy, M. Gray, P. Murphy. Third Row. W. Mooney, B. Neafre, Back Row. B. Burke P Dovdng. 77 v UILL AND SCROLL UILL and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, was formed in i926 by a group of high school advisers, the purpose of the organization being to aid and encourage individual journalistic endeavor among high school students. Introduced this year at Trinity, the organization was eagerly welcomed by the students it concerned-those who had contributed in some way toward Rczieille or Trinitas, and who fulfilled the other necessary qualifications. A solemn initiation was held, and the society was officially inaugurated in Trinity. Officers for i948 are: President, Nancy McCue, Secretary, Mary Minogue, Treasurer, Carol Kingsbury. Seated: J. Thompson, C. Kingsbury, P. Sheehan, J. Murray, P. Dowling, J Reilly, A. Laurent, G. Gottlick. Standing: E. McGuire, N. Woodman, J. Lee, E. Hastings, M. Minogue, N. McCue, E. Tefft. C K- offlCefs ' mQSbury, N MCCU ' e ' M' A. Minogue, 0 WWF? ,AQ me Scnou, Cand el gh? Ceremony xA '5'4 ' CIENCE CLUB 'I'Rl-l-ll-SCI, the Science club of Trinity founded by Sister Regina Cordis, has grown in members and in experience. Trial-li-Sci's biweekly meetings are conducted in the laboratory by President Robert Sheridan. Composed of members of the Senior and Junior science classes, the function of the club is to perform experiments and explore the fields of science. An interesting lecture by Dr. Ralph Tefft was a highlighted event in the science club activities. We, the Seniors, hope that in future years the Tri-Hi-Sci will attain great heights in science and that it will prove as inter- esting tothe incoming classes as it did to us. President . . . ROBERT Sl-lERlDAN Vice President . , JOSEPH CLEVELAND Secretary . . . , EILEEN HASTINGS J. Jackson, E Teftt, W Laing. Front Row: C Marion, M Higgins, M. Lavelle, J, Lee, N. McCue, A. Laurent, M. Minogue M. Kelly. Second Row: J. Murray, P. Murphy, M, Hogan, P. Rahlff, E. Hastings Secretary ,J Thompson, G Gottlick, J. Reilly. Third Row' R Loomis A. Bautch W. Bohn, H. Palazza, G. Schilling, R Ortleb, E Tcftt Back Row' J, Clexelan: Vice Presidenti, J, Jackson, W. Laing R. Sheridan Pres dentg R. Fitzgerald, C. Dooley Per Sczenuam C R Sh .d , E, Hast- gs , . . 1 nd Ad Deu'n,, CV Bfl VW E? C 5 'ff ,Jug .xt -Q Front Row: C. Feola, B. Allen, J. McKelvey, H. Hamlin, B, Ginther, D. Martinkovic, J. McNulty, V. DiCristofaro. Second Row: J. Reilly, B, Neafie, R. Gray, P. Murphy, M. Kane, J. Cavanaugh, M. Buron, M. Bolen, B. Burke. Third Row: H, Palazza, J. Airnone, P, Dowling, J, Murray, F. Fania, A. Constandi, A. Hopkins, M. Kelly, Mr. Gray, N. Woodman E. DeAndrea, M. Hogan. Back Row: l. Austen, E. Wainwright, R. Villane, K. Hagne, B. Gottlick, D. Johnston, A. Besaw, E, Whalen, B. Wheatley, T, Kryston WISSION CLUB IN THE second term of our Senior year, a Mission Club was organized under the supervision of Sister Joseph Eucharia and Sister Maria Josephine. Within a few weeks, members of every class had trod a path to the commercial room to become missionaries , Trinity's Mission Club has a very worthy purposei its members have pledged themselves to adopt a missionary and offer their Holy Communion for the furtherance of his work. They cut and sort cancelled stamps and old greeting cards to secure funds for the missions. Now they are proudly dis- playing pictures of the Chinese babies they have adopted. Although it is the newest of Trinity's clubs, it has met with enthusiasm and true Catholic generosity from the students. For it is a practical application of Christ's teaching: Whatsoever you do for the least of these, My brethren, so also you do for Me.. . so Hisinizgii 'Q W 3 W4 1 U , Y A 3.1 1 2,52-iiizi ' I ll IN uv Sodality Prefects Seated J Mannion R Williams J Thompson Standing C Dooley lPresidentl E Torre J Murray A Addario H Hinsenkamp ODALITY IKE many ofthe departing seniors the Sodality ofthe Knights and Ladies of the Blessed Sacrament has attained the age of seventeen Founded by Sister Grace Anita the aim of this venerable society is to weld a more perfect union between youth and God through the Sacrament of Holy Eucharist Years from now, as we explore our storehouse of memories, the outstand- ing and inspiring recollection of our school lite will be the First Friday Mass and Communions. President , , . . . CHARLES DOOLEY Senior Prefect . . . JEANNE MURRAY Junior A Prefect. . . JOAN THOMSON Junior B Prefect . . . . HENRY HINSENKAMP Sophomore A Prefect . . . . ELIAS TORRE Sophomore B Prefect . . ANTHONY ADDARlO Freshman A Prefect . . . . JANET MANNION Freshman B Prefect . . . ROCH WILLIAMS 82 Front Row: R. Belson, C. Macaluso, E. Torre, M. Magnier, R. Williams, G. O'Brien. Second Row: B. Hall, F. Dooley, J. Bruscemi, G. Hartman, J. Sullivan, D. Coleman. Back Row: J. O'Connor, T. Hart, C. Zega, R. Sheridan, H. Hinsenkamp, R. Pfaff. PEAKERS FOR MAY James Jackson . Chester Zega . . Charles Macaluso Richard Pfaff. . Henry Hinsenkamp George Hartmann Michael Magnier James O'Connor . Theodore Hart . Elias Torre . Gary O'Brien . . Robert Sheridan . John Bruscemi . James Sullivan . Roch Williams . Donald Coleman . Robert Loomis . Frank Dooley. . Richard Belson . ll ll ll ll ll II ll ll ll ll ll Virgin Most Beautiful' Mother Most Pure . Mirror of Justice . Holy Mother of God . Mother Most Amiable' Seat of Wisdom . . Holy Virgin of Virgins Mother of Christ . . Mother of Divine Grace Ark of the Covenant Queen of all Saints . Queen Conceived Without Original Sin . Virgin Most Venerable Mother Most Chaste Virgin Most Merciful Queen of Angels . . Cause of Our Joy . Virgin Most Powerful Queen of Peace . . B3 I I ll May 3 May 4 May 5 May 7 May lO May l l May l2 May l3 May I4 May l7 May I8 May l9 May 20 May 2l May 24 May 25 May 26 May 27 May 28 o if-1 - 1 -J . 1-3 4 1 5. f - . . , 4: zz. ' X91 V' ,J U' lv! 'Y N7 f gl-nm! g 7'1 f H, 2 I i' , E' 5 , xi: f IL ,V-f ' A 2 ,g Q Q W Q. in 5' Y M 1+ Q7 W .Ky Q U' 3 gif 9 Hg -1 5 V a 1 ' W 1' S 3: fg 6 may 'Y Us I 1 I l' fw- ::- -sf.. If 'X 5 Q gi i . N7 -ir I i I if 5 I gn! 1 ff i 'v 45 i l fl I S25 00 Junior A Junlor B Sophomore A Sophomore B Freshman A Freshman B 515 00 Mrs J Burke S1200 PKTBUNS MOST REV THOMASJ WALSH RT REV MSGR HENRYJ WATTERSON Mrdlln Models S10 00 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs S7 OO and Mrs S5 00 Garafalo Hogan Frank Sweeney J F Sheehan Joseph Zaccan Wllllam Jackson Danlel Blvosca Mr and Mrs Bernard Bernsteln Mr JohnA Boynton Joseph Cacchlone Mrs Rose Campbell Craft Statloners Darby Drugstore Mrs D Doyle Mr and Mrs CharlesE Dool Mr and Mrs JohnJ Flannery Fellce A Friend Mr and Mrs WalterJeffrey St Joseph s Church an -A--Aviv REV WlLLlAM JOSEPH DUNN REV JOSEPH F DRISCOLL REV JOSEPH P TRODD Mr and Mrs BernardM Kane Jr Mr and Mrs WarrenT Klngsbury Mr and Mrs Freder1ckR Marlon Mr and Mrs P A Murray O Donnel Agency Inc Mr and Mrs P M Perrettl Mr and Mrs A Pompeo Mr and Mrs J F Rellly David Shay Agency Mr and Mrs John Snyder Dr and Mrs R F Tettt Mr and Mrs Theodore Treson F W Woolworth Co Mr George Wuerthner S3 OO Mr and Mrs E Berwald Mr and Mrs P J Byrne Jr Dan Chlafaro Mrs He en G Coleman Mr and Mrs M J Collrns Mr and Mrs Peter DeAndrea Mr and Mrs P J Dowling Mr and Mrs Frenz The Garden Tea Room Mr and Mrs R S Glynn Gnll s Srlk Cotton Shop Mr and Mrs Wm A Hlgglns Mrs Mastronl Mr and Mrs W M Pfaft Sea Scout Shlp Tusltala Mr and Mrs L T Toole 52 50 MaryA Breen Mr WllllamJ Ford Somerset Flsh Market Westtleld Robert Treat Wardell s Dellcatessen S2 O0 Mr and Mrs Stephen A lstln 'vlr J Berenson Cranford Shoe Store Mr and Mrs G Cree Mlss Genevlve DeMarco Mr and Mrs R E Evans Er Flo Appllance Mr and Mrs E J Gottllck Mlss Pat Gottllck Mrs Mary Gulnee Mr Heras John s Meat Market Mr Ph1lupMandato Martln s Sundlal Shoes W F MCGonlgal Mlladys Shop Mull End Shop Mr and Mrs J A Taddeo Mass Carmella Zaccarl Sl OO Adam Blath J Atklns Curtaln and Fabrlc Shop Auster s Mr and Mrs J Bardolf Blazek Shoe Repanr Mr and Mrs W Boutlller Danny Buonanno P and E Buonanno Mrs Lucy B Chemldlln Sunny Church Mrs Y Coletta Mrs Cray Margaret Cunrccella Henry M Dreler Dunellen Shoe Repalr Farmer s Market 9 87 .--'--Av-'-v-v-vA--v-v-v-------Y-'A-W-v-Y-----v v '1 L , . 4 , . . .. . 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' . .C , . . . ey . . . , , . 1 4 A I - - 'A v '-- I - I - I - I - I --- I - v-- -Av'-'v'vAt -1- vc -lu, vP'Qv,L ,fi.pA.i'5nn PATRIINS SI 00 Mr and Mrs Freely Hahm s Pharmacy Mrs James Hannan Bob and Cheryl Hutchinson Mr Henry L Jaffe Mrs C Janssen Gene Juluano Mrs Koester Mrs F D Laurent Mr and Mrs WullnamT Mangan Martha Lorton Candles Martun s Toy and Sport Shop W J McGlnn M D Mensel and Sank Frank Murtha George Pascale Prrmrose Beauty Salon Clara Prokoff Margaret Rellly Rewalt s Pharmacy Mrs A Simon Harry C Slater T P Smally Spectator Shop Mr HenryJ Stokes Mrss Eleanor Struckmann Mary Szaro Neal Thompson Mr and Mrs C Tompkins Mrss Marne Tonero Mrs John Tracy Adalrne Tumolo Mass Josephlne Tumolo Mrs Carmela Vlllane Amalna Visco Mr Henry Wagner Mr James Wagner Wendall s Jewelry Store Alumm Cecrlra Anthes Grace Ballow John Belson Louis G Block Mary Jane Brady Mary Campbell Elleen A Collnns Dorothy Curry Charles E Eller Jr Dorothy R Eller Mrs Catherune Flammer Tom Fleug William Flelg Dorothy Theresa Feola Mary Grace Feola Marne Dorothy Frenz Rose Marne Gunther Teresa Gunther Marlon Green Maureen Jean Hanley Grace Hart Dorothea lremonger Corp W Donald Jorda Harrret Kluge Francls Lenahan Kathernne Lenahan Mrs James Matroyse James F McCarthy Dolores McCormrck Marian E McLaughlin Arthur McNeill George Ortleb Catherme H Parent Frank Perrettr Elenor Pfaff Erleen Rodgers Francis X Sheehan Charles E Townsend Henry P Townsend Jr John P Townsend Margaret Townsend Mary Coleman Trlvett Joseph Vnsco Jr Patrlcla Walsh Marlorue Evans Welch F1 COMPLIMENTS OF Dooley Funeral SGIVICS Westfreld New Jersey Cranford New Jersey 41, -le ,ptr 41 88 Mr. and Mrs. H. Frank Pettit 'Ver-L Pelefson . , . I I A A A A AA A A A A A A A A A A , QA A A A A -1 A fi A A A A A A A A Ll WE ARE PROUD TO BE THE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERH TO HOLY TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL YES WE ARE PROUD OF THIS TITLE BECAUSE OF THE FINE WORK THAT IS BEING DONE BY YOUR SCHOOL AND THE OPPORTUNITY YOU HAVE GIVEN US TO BE AFFILIATED WITH IT CXEDQZW THOMAS STUDIOS I I4O E JERSEY STREET ELIZABETH NEW JERSEY 89 I I I ll ' ll ' 1 -w'v?iA-Qv-'v-T-'ALA v v - v - vb, ,-17, v - - - - - Our Best Wishes . . . The Brown S1 Seccomb Fruit Auction C0 , Inc AUCTIONEERS SINCE 1823 204 FRANKLIN STREET 'NIEW YORK I3 NEW YORK O O ll ll ' 1 Y--v-v-v-Y---v---v4,i -v-Y-v-v---'AWA 9 A A A --AA A A A A A A ---- A - A - A1 PHONE WEstf:eId ZJISOO- I - 2 ARTHUR VENNERI IIUMPI-INY GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND ENGINEERS 300 NORTH AVENUE EAST WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY rf d2-I POLING OIL CO INC HEATING OILS KEROSENE GASOLINE and E ff N FRANKS BARBER SHOP P CREW CUT SPECIALTY NTHA 91 Phone WES IeI - I-II . Compliments of ., . PI infneId, N. J. Wes ie-Id, . J. Comphmem I of Works of Distinction ISU or venu Plainfield, N. J illirv 4' -1' v.vv.. itll-',+-',AvA,'-'-'v? PHONE ORange 4-4499 Lamore Trading Corporation LIGHTNING PROTECTION SYSTEMS ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN 604 CENTRAL AVENUE EAST ORANGE NEW JERSEY TRAVEL THE EASY AND PLEASANT WAY DIRECT TO TIMES SQUARE VIA THE BLUE STAR ROUTE Somerset Bus Company HIGHWAY 29 MOUNTAINSIDE NEW JERSEY , 'ir v1Lv , 92 I I ' . ff' i - - ,MAJ 1 PHONE WEstfieId 2-2030 'vt' 417 -AA-lr-e-ir' - L --PAT' -' 'vl- 'vAvA-AY'v4uAt'vA-'WAY'-'f-Q,AWA-'7v'T'v' 11 WRAP YOUR FUTURE IN SECURITY No matter what the weather, it's a great life when you re free from worries about money. lt pays to save a little out of every pay, Put it into an insured savings account at ir WESTFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND I.llAN ASSUIIIATIUN WITH OUR VERY BEST WISHES Rialto Theatre CSJQIB LZDGXJ 93 I C C ?'1'iL-4lv1LLf4v'i-'lL,14Lg,Ail+' A - v - v A i - ,- - - ie- .4-4. i,-4 A4-A- ...... - - A - - - W v v W v v v W Y Y i-ii YI- 4' till: PHONE WEstfieId 2-I582 Excellent Diner Tables for Ladies QUICK SERVICE o OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 222 NORTH AVENUE WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF J E Hurley Lumber Company LUMBER and TIMBER SAW MILL PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY 94 1 I I 1 A-----'-T------W-v'--lv'-A-'T-'-lllv--A- v tliigw 1 - 1 -v W vrwvvr HUGH CLARK MOTORS DODGE and PLYMOUTH QIQGSD HOLY TRINITY POST CW N 632 OF CATHOLI AR VETERANS o. LZDGXJ SHERIDAN ROADWAYS Sterling Road Sterling, New Jersey ho e WEstf'eld 2-1041 PACKER BROTHERS INC Sales and Service General Auto Repairs 223 225 North Avenue Westfield New Jersey Pho e PLa nf eld 6 0823 THE VANITY SHOPPE Hair Styling by Mr George - , v 96 P n I il , n i i - 209-211 East Fifth Street Plainfield, New Jersey l l f Y ' 14m-T Y Q fi 5 PPNOVVCZ EAr1wOOd ZATSSJ - D-JT Rocco's Market Cfrrwwoiere Lwm fx? FRESH VEGETABLES WINES, LIQUORS and PRIME MEATS BOTTLED BEERS SELF-SERVICE - FREE DELIVERY 193 Terrill Road Eanwood, New Jersey Bridal Shop Famous for Formals 214 Park Avenue Plamfueld New Jersey Pho e PLau held 6 ODZO Taylor's Jewelry Store T15 Park Avenue Plamfaeld New Jersey Q C , 1 H n -- f - +A---- - - A Aa ig - 4' v , , - - .- Phone WESHICICI 2-5488 R. MANNINO G' SONS, INCORPORATED EXCAVATING - GRADING PERMANENT DRIVEWAYS 564 DOWNER STREET WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY FAnwood 2-747I FAnwood 2-8499 MAPLE TREE INN BERNARD DICRISTAFARO Proprietor DINING ROOM AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE FANWOOD NEW JERSEY oeFA ood27726 Pho eMAket2 5114 SNUFFYS GRAUBARD s STEAK HOUSE SPECIALIZING IN SCHOOL AND BAND UNIFORMS SIZZLING STEAKS OF DISTINCTION FUII L e of Sea Food Clam Chowder fo Maine Lobsfers Safety Patrol Eqwpment Costumes ALWAYS FRESH PARK AVENUE d MOUNTAIN AVENUE 266 MULBERRY STREET SCOTCI-I PLAINS NEW JERSEY NEWARK 5 NEW JERSEY I f Phn nw - H Y - I I in u . 9 an , , ,Av-Y'W-,Av----A'---v-v-l I---v-W'-'Y--'vAvA--i Q- Phone WESTIIQIQI 2--IQST VANDERBILT STORES, Clothes of Distinction 'lr II2 ELM STREET WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY INC. HARRY C. BRADSHAW COLLEGE JENVELER CLASS AND CLUB PINS AND RINGS MEDALS TROPI-IIES Catalogues on request 'k 3 LAFAYETTE STREET NEWARK Q NEW JERSEY Pho Pa feId61Q MORECRAFT FUEL COMPANY FUEL OILS COAL COKE DJ SOUTI-I AVENUE DUNELLEIX. NEW JERSEY COMI LIMENTS WESTFIELD LEADER ALL THE NEWS WESTFIELD AND VICIN TY QC me L mi -E952 3 I r OF 'A' OF P I I Aa ,- vi ,..,-. v COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK T. KEADI NG'S DAIRY op ROUND TABLE V 289 MORRIS AVENUE ELIZABETH NEW JERSEY HOWARD JOHNSON S RESTAURANT IN ELIZABETH Del c ous Foods Ser ed Da Hot Breakfast Luncheon Dinner Also A La Carte Accommodahons for Parhes and Banquets MUSIC BY MZAI-I CORNER SPRING a d EAST JERSEY STS Phone WEstf eld 2 2374 ALLEN S TYDOL STATION dAle Pop HOOD and FIRESTONE TIRES TUBES and ACCESSORIES BATTERY SERVICE Cars Called fo and Del: e ed Road Servuce NORTH AVENUE AND CLARK STREET WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY O V I i - I I Bernar I n, r rietor i i v ily o 0 ' r 'v r Ample Free Parking on Premises O . 1 :A-'v--4-'-'-'-'-'v-,f-A,'41' : vT -T-A-A+'--A 'AF-T-A PEARSALLE and FRANKENBACK INCORPORATED 2 EIm Street We5tfIelcI, N. J. Complxments MOORE S PASTRY SHOP Phone WE5tfleIcI 2 292g Phone WE5tfIeId 7 I I33 BLIWISE FOOD CENTER BEERS WINES LIQUOPS Mountaunsnde New Jersey CASSELL PUBLISHERS SERVICE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ANIY VAGAZINE PRINTED 43I South Avenue tf JlM'S MARKET I3 I -33 WestI5QL1rtI1 Street RIaInfIeId, New Jereev GEORGE W BANTLE KEEP YOUR SPIRITS UP -I-IO Wat hung Avenue Plilnfuelc hom NNE tfldd 2 3938 MOUNTAINSIDE SERVICE STATION Jameb I-Ioff Propnetor COMPLETE LUBRICATION Gasoline and Motor Olls o nfatn md WoocIIanc1 Ave Westtueld 2 7 VV IIILILI 336 WHELANS DRUG STORE SALES AGENCY L1 S P S VVexntr3UI PIIG Flllmg of prescrlphons IS the most Important part ofthe business r S Ctt of I I' ,I ' ' E E , I Q . I, Nt J, '-' I J I, 5 'I - . , . X ' I 1, ' 'VI U , 1 E I 'S , WE:rIIEIfI -EI-I2 E, I I-QV I ' D. he - ch I Wee chi, N, J Breen and Elww treerb W 5 ,eId, N, J TCI ,s Y Phone PLainfieId 6-O6-I-I BE suww THOMPSON TYPEWRITERS, INCORPORATED ROYAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES Office Machinery and Supplies SALES ' RENTALS ' REPAIRS I87 North Avenu e PIainfieId, NI J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE I9-I8 IDEAL SHOP INC PIaIntueId New Jersey Comphments BUCK and BENNY SPORT SHOP Cornpllrnents EFINGER SPORTING GOODS CO Hound Brook New Jers AT THE SUNNY SHOP -II Compliments of ELM BARBER SHOP EIrn Street WestfIeId N J Est 277 ahllshed In ROseIIe IQI7 os A Sweeney os A Sweeney Jr Vtn J Sweeney J A SWEENEY CONSTRUCTION CO Roselle New Jersey Exclusive DeaIer IU Northern New Jersey for MOYER COMPANY COMPLETE HOMES Third Ave East IOIflceI ROseIIe 4 STSZJ ISO Flfth Ave West ROseIIe -I ISI S BELL S SODA FOUNTAIN Owner KARL A BLJSCI-IMANN Luncheonette and Fou tam at S ZOI East Broad Street 7 I ' , J . . n J . . , . of of I T O n . BELL'S PHARMACY IL Nancy F. Reynolds Charles J. Fritz Res. WE 2-O-ISS Res. WE I-1665 REYNOLDS C7 FRITZ Formerly T. B. C7 N F Rexnoktx REALTORS ' INSURERS 254 East Broad Street Wosttueld, N. J. Phone WEstfteIcI 2-IOIO Compliment-, of PHILIP OX Broad Street Westfmld N J Phone DUrwefIen 2-6407 MORALLER'S SUN SERVICE E MoraIICr, Proprietor TIRES ' TUBES ' ACCESSORIES North ami Washnngton Avenues Durvellenl N. J Compllmentg of COLEMAN S CONFECTIONERY II3m ENT Second Street PI1Ir1fISICI Phone PL1mfIeld 6 8I71 GOWDYS HARDWARE Cr HOUSEWARES DUTCH MASTER PAINTS ami VAPNISHES General Electnc Appliances and Supphes IIO3 South Avenue Plimt Qld FAUCETT S LAUNDRY WE WASH EXCLUSIVELY WITH IVOPY SOAP 76 Lelwl Avenue 'IIDIISICI N FELIX J McTERNAN STOKERS o1L BURNERS CONTROLS INDUSTRIAL DOMESTIC RESIDENCE 203 EAST THII D AVENUE ROSELLE NEW JERSEY OFFICE 35 HOLLAND STREET Phone ROseIIe4 IDJS NEWARK NEW JERSEY I X, .. T L, Q' ,N.J A - .. I I X X ,, L I' ,N. J. 3- L Q' ' Plc f 'J . h . . . 1 F 2 . 7' ' X, '- Compltments of WESTFIELD SWEET SHOPPE Zl9 East Broad Street Westfiel d, N. J. Phone WEstfield 2-1538 MAYFAIR TAILORS CERTIFIED DRY CLEANERS Clothes the Modern Way ' Made to Measure l ll Quimby Street Westfield, N, Phone WEstfieId 2- l 554 SUPERIOR AUTO PARTS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS CO. 204 West North Avenue Westtteld N Phone WEsttteId 2 0792 P CAMILLO G' SON EdwardA Camlllo Realtor REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 423 North Avenue West Westtte ldN Phone WEsttleld 2 1122 THOMAS O YOUNG REALTOR Real Estate and Insurance 200 North Avenue Westtle ldNJ Compliments of ELM DELICATESSEN Phone WEsttleld Z 3003 MARTIN S CLEANERS G' DYERS REPAIRING PRESSING 403 South Avenue Westfteld N Compltments ARMSTRONG TIRE SUPPLY COMPANY 1 East Jth Street Platntteld -I ' , . J. I ot I , , 32' E ' ' , N LIBERTY FOOD STORE FOR FINER FOODS 522 Central Avenue Westfnelcl, N. J. Phone WE5tfieId 2-3265 BARON'S CENTRAL CUT-RATE DRUG STORE PATENT MEDICINES DRUGS COSMETICS Prescriptions Accurately Compounded 2-I3 East Broad Street Westtneld Compliments of E. W. DAVIES, INC. NOrth Avenue and Prospect Street Westfield, New Jersey Compliments of A FRIEND IUCK TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF I9-I8 Rhone WEEHIQH Z I-I-IS THE MUSIC STAFF PHONOORAPH RECORDS SHEET Music ACCESSORIES E rn Street We ttncld N Phone WEMIIEICI 2 3000 3OOI WESTFIELD PAINT Er HARDWARE CO INC GLASS WORK OUR SPECIALTY Pannters Supplnes I-Iirdware I-louse Furnnshungs Artlets Supplues Purnbung Supplles Wallpaper 733 23g North Avenue West Westfueld N J Compllrnents STEVEN S MOTOR SERVICE Complnrnents TUDOR HARDWARE COMPANY ' , N. J. ., . . - l . - 27 I S ' , 4 S 5 I I - of of I IIS North Avenue Weetfteld, N, J, -IC,-S South Avenue Westfield, N. J. IOZ Phone PLaunfneld 6-4649 MENDITTO'S MARKET MEATS, GRocERlEs and VEGETABLES Italian Imported Groceries lOl6 E. Second Street Plainfield, Phone WEstf1eld 2-5688 COMPLIMENTS off TRAVELER'S SHOP 266 East Broad Street N. . MILTON COHEN Westfield, N. . Phone WEstfielcl 2,2525 H L VANCE H L Vunce R G Vance FLORIST 32l South Avenue Westfleld N J COMPLIMENTS OF LEVY BROTHERS an Elxzabeth Gnfts Unusual Cards Unuque Z. J1 BOP Nll WEstf1eId 2 I8-H l2l East Broad Street Westfneld N COMPLIMENTS OF R J GOERKE 6' CO or the Well Dressed Student Life ELIZABETH NEW JERSEY Phone CR1nford 6 0268 TRAUB S Stahonery Deauvulle French Ice Cream TOYS GREETING CARDS 10 Walnut Avenue Cor South Cranford N J -I3 COMPLIMENTS OF PARIS SHOE REPAIRING South Avenue Westfneld N J J J 9 X V 2 0 0 0 Q-4 if QI-tiemrrgnwg Hp , ff - - ' W ' , . J. I Phone PLa nflclcl -I-932-R A. METZGAR WTEWOQ DECORATOR Slip Cmwf and L'plw:Jl5fenr'Q a Spa-malty 327 East Sth Struct Plmnfueld, N, J. Compl nmenfs of WILLIAM B MEAD CULF HEATING OILS Plworm PLa1nfleldC F34 5 IE59 VVatcl'mng Avpnup North Plulnlmld N Compliments of A. F. DONNELLY, JR. Compllrnents JOSEPH CHURCH and ROMA MARKET Phones Pblnfreld 6 -I-lb2 PLamfueld 6 IO33 OWL PL1lnf I I C, D TOBINS DRUG STORE Your Plwom bnnjs Our Store to Your Door E flrunl ST nLlVV1TClmn3 Axuiu COX S SPRUCE UP SHOP CLEANERS AND DYERS Dry Clean ng Pressmg Dyeing Repalrxng lflbo ku t Second Strom Pamfmld N O Q PLUIIIIILI I NETHERWOOD PHARMACY SICK M30 UPPL fb Flwonm PL1unfleIll 6 4377 Conwplmmnr of NETHERWOOD HARDWARE L r rr-. Pla NAIC VN of . 2 ng H L X .J C - - Ph . 1 . ,QU fl -I55 I 1 - 'ab ' A . l - : I cs ' I X , . Phn . -.Q-IUIQ I - . - A 1 5 Suplmn l3arCn,Dr,1gg AT DRUGS - FILMS - COSVETICS i V! S lf ILE Ea1rQn15rrf,-gr Flaw! L-1.1, N J 'Spb Eait Sqcowd S 'Qt , ,l4l, ' ICT lfvfv-1-i'wA--146 Phone Pl..anntield 6-10317 TOWN SHOP CLOTHIERS 237 West Front Street P infield, N. J. Phone ROselIe 4-l897 HAZLER'S ESSO STATION St. George Avenue and Chestnut Street Roselle, New Jersey LEEBERN S MEN S WOMEN S AND CHILDREN S CLOTHING l-I9 West Front Street P Infield N J Phone FAnwood 2-835-I FANWOOD MILLWORK CABINET CO Manufacturers of Doors Sash Frames Screens Trim and Krtchen Cablnets Closets Wardrobes and All Spec1aIMnIlwork Spraylng Facllltles for All Our Work l5 I9 South Ave lat Ternl Roadl Fanwood N Phowe PLA ntleld 6 l935 Complnrnents ot KURTZMAN S FUR STORE INC REMODELING REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Phone PLanntnelfl 6 0276 Margaret lnqraharn THE ELMARGE SHOPPE Ladues FlneT1ulonng WEDDING AND EVENING GOWNS Made to Order on the Premuses 209 West Second Street P anntreld N J ROSELLE GIANT FOOD MARKET The Horne of Natnonallv Advertlsed Products 224 Chestnut Street Roselle N Complernents O BRIEN S ESSO STATION North Avenue and Orchard Street Cranford New Jersey lO3 la I . I I l , ,, , , , , ' la4',.. . A f f ri' - I , . H . , H . , ot I I 1 , I, Phone WEstfield 2-2179 GEORG E'S ESSO STATION OPPOSITE TUTTLE BROS. Corner South Avenue and West Broad Street VVestfield, New Jersey Compliments of DE BELLA'S MARKET MEMS . . . GRoceRiEs 51 O Central Avenue Westfield, N. J Compliments of DEBBIE CONSTRUCTION CO Fanwood New Jersey Compliments of DANIEL J. LEONARD Cr SON HOME FoR FUNERALS 242 West Jersey Street Elizabeth N J COMPLIMENTS O CONNOR S MARKETS CHOICE MEATS FANCY GROCERIES PLAINFIELD FANWOOD EERKELEY HEIGHTS COMPLINAENTS J S IRVING CO Phone WEstf eld 2 3030 l OF OF I I j . v l C9 SWAIN'S ART STORE PICTURES . . . FRAMING ART SUPPLIES 3I7 Weat Front Street Plainfield, N. J, Phone WE5tfleld 2--I997 ADDALIASS FLOWER SHOP IZS Qulmby Street Westtleld N J Phon PLarnfleld 6 4466 HAMRAH BROS COMPLETE RUG SERVICE Plant 332 Lelwnd Avenu Plarntueld Complnmenfs MARTHA LORTON CANDY SHOP Compliments of BOB'S MARKET IO3 Walnut Avenue Cranford, N. J Phone FAnwood 2-7279 TOM'S MARKET Tom Stwrsh PRIME MEATS GROCERIES VEGETABLES -'I-49 Pirk Avenue Scotch Plains N Phone WESttIeId 2 Ol I9 DOMINICK VILLANE GENERAL CONTRACTOR Construction Work REMODELING AND BUILDING HOMES Z Puer on Street Westtueld Compllrnenta Ot SAVON C LOTH ES HOVIE OF ENGLISHTOWN CLOTHES Phone PLanntreId 6 0778 IIU I - . I 4 V C , I U J C Q IN. J, 5 8 E , N. J of tbl East Front Street Plarnfreld, N, J Phone Pluainfield 6,2331 THE CRESCENT HOME P. Casey and Sons DIRECTOR OF FUNERALS ISI Eaet Seventh Street Phone FAnwood 2-7352 At Crescent Avenue PIaIntIeId, N. J. 36I P O'CONNOR'S MARKETS CHOICE MEATS ' FANCY GROCERIES Fanwood PIaunIIeId Berkley I-Ietghts Comphments B JOHN J. MOREL PLUMBING ' HEATING rk Avenue Scotch PIauns CHARLES LECHER Makers of Fine Upholstered Furniture S1nCe I898 393 Cumberland Street Westfield N J Cornplnrnents A FRIEND WEE MODERNS SEWING LESSONS SPECIAL RATES FOR TEEN AGERS SINGER SEWING CENTER TAIJQI-IT MORNINGS AFTERNOONS EVENINGS I Phone I3LalnfieId 6-OIOO Otn-er Towns WX-ZIOO ING TOIII MRS. G. O. KELLER CLEANERS, DYERS, STORAGES AND RUG CLEANING Cor.SoutI'1 and Leland Aves, Plaintucld, N. J. I27 Park Ave. II E, Broad St. 20 S Planntrclci, N, J. Westfuclni, N. J 6 BRENNAN Cr TOYE PLUMBING - HEATING - TINNING Outh Avenue East Cranford, N. J. Compliments of UNION DISPATCH NEW YORK NEW JERSEY EXPI ESS South PIannf1eId New Jerse5 Compliments of GEORGE NOLTE PLUMBING HEATING PRODUCED BY G 5 PAT O A PRACTICAL AND ECONOMICAL METHOD OF PRODUCING COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL ANNUALS ITY RINTING OMPLETE SCHO AN RV 802 806 SIP STREET UNION CITY N J UNION 7 2400 I - 2 RE U FF. EW . A C COLLEGE AND OL NUAL SE ICE ' , . . +v-v-Y----v--1--jv-v-v---v-Y'-Av'v'v-'AY-?Y-:Av -N , Q L I , N 1.-,. :L - ., ,. , I