Immaculate Conception High School - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1946 volume:

-m,, 1? FV Af. 3? V1 3 1.,, . -4- 32 fs, .. 3 53 ii 73 -e A Q: J f 331 -. .5 l JE 'rW .4 hi , Q F1 THE 119416 HMMACULATA Schwoll Colors Blue: and White FN-X X n X-Xu xl S X X Rx xixxf N Xxx , N 27,-.2 MQ Z f ,X , of -gf' ' J gf .Z SN 'EN- 'QL -1 X. Y. THE H946 HMMACULATA Q2 Published by The Senimr Class IMMACULATE CCONCCIEPTJION H Il CG H S QC H O O L Montclair, New Hersey POREWURD WE, THE CLASS OF 1946, take pride in continuing the tradition of present- ing the annual Senior Year Book, The Immaculataf' Our purpose in planning and publishing this volume has been to recall in picture and print the story of our lives as students at the Immaculate Con- ception High School. The Priests, Sisters and other members of the faculty who gave so generously of their time and efforts in our behalf will always be remem- bered with thoughts of cordial gratitude. Our Student Organizations which mapped out and fostered the various programs and activities merit our thanks and congratulations. The religious exercises - the daily scholastic routine - the athletic events - the social gatherings, formal and informal - our moods, at times serious - sometimes li hthearted and a - now lau hin - now Worr in 3 these 3 S Y S S Y 3 are the elements that were part and parcel of our school days at Immacu- late. These are the memories which are enshrined in this book. Four years of happiness are pictured and printed in this volume, which in years to come will be a joyful reminder of our student life at our beloved Immaculate Conception High School. CHURCH AND SCHOUL THF. SUBLIME MISSION of the Cath- olic Church is to establish the Kingdom of God upon earth. To win the World for Christ, to establish the principles of Chris- tianity in every walk of life, to bring peace and happiness to all men, are her constant purpose and objective. Opposition and difliculties surround Her on all sides, yet She surges forward with Her message of truth. The purpose of the Immaculate Con- ception High School is to train young men and women to be dynamic exponents of Catholicity, able and willing to advance the work of the Church in society. We, who have had the privilege of at-- tending Immaculate, realize the sacred purpose of our education. This end has been very clearly exhibited to us by the direction of all our studies and activities to the honor and glory of God. Our religious studies have given us a fuller knowledge of the truths we must believe and the duties we must perform to merit eternal salvation. But mere knowl- edge of what we must do is not enough to constitute a Catholic education. It must be supplemented by a far more important ele- ment, a fostering of fidelity to religious obligations. We have received this through our various religious exercises. It is this close relationship of Church and School, under the everguiding patron- age of our Immaculate Mother, that has produced such wonderful champions of Christ from our school in the past. Now our time to go forth has come, and it is our fervent prayer, that we, armed with the powerful weapon of a Catholic education, will be able to uphold the past traditions of Immaculate Conception High School, and make a valuable contribution to the spreading of Christ's Kingdom on earth. SALLY O'CONNELL DIEDIICCATIION ' To the Reverend john A. Munley, who in his first year at Hlmmaculatel' as a true Shepherd of his flock, exerted a Christlike zeal and a kindly interest in all our undertakings and by his friendly guidance was ever willing to advance and support every activity that was for our spiritual or temporal welfare, We, the class of 1946, gratefully dedicate this Year Book. The Reverend Kohn A. Munley Pastor f 'Q-N558 , M.-Q I ' n 2 V? .gf 3 4 S Xa THE FACULTY FATHER MUNLEY FATHER GALLAGHER FATHER LANG FATHER MCCARTHY SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER GRACE BENIGNA RITA AUSTIN MARY URIEL ALICE ANITA AGNES MARY 6?,,.,,.,,Lf,.vM- wfww SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER UISE MARY ROSE ELISE JOSEPHINEF WILLIAM M. HILDECARIJE TERESA ALPHONSA MARIE DEALOURDES GRACE CATHERINE MISS MARY MATTHEWS MISS CARLOTTA FUGAZZI MR. JAMES SANTORA I jf PRIUESTS X mf the 1 FACULTY The lRC'VG1f6lfHXd1 lE'u1g.e:1mQ GQL1lQlgll.C1F, FIELD. The lR6'V6fA.6lHxdl PHLAULM E. Laumg, AJBEQ AQIWQ, The Refv ere1rnd Hohzrn IW CCa1rfchy, AOB. www Sister Grace Bemigma Primfcipadl OUR SCHUOL Our School holds high the standard Of honor and of truth. Imparting knowledge - molding character, Q Fashioning wholesome Christlike youth. Our School has forged the key To the door of destiny. Time will not dim our love For you, or mar our loyalty. Yozfve understood our many problems, Youlve marked out for us the way. Through joys, and cares, and sorrows, You've guided us each day. Now we, the Class of ,46, depart Endowed with every Christian rule. life bid farewell, Immaculate We're glad you've been Our School. NORIKIA DAIA Ei if : '54 , ,A Q, f.,Qa,,-WL. ',,,,w.f:a 3 V1 A 1 . ,- ff- U ,, 1 .43 MMA, N V 4, , A 'QL V , W-'ng-szff FK3 ,, , ifilxi, ,f ,Av ,V , ' uf.,-'v,!g,:Lrffv-f 7 h ,MQW X ,. . . - - iff' V gg, L '32 X I V 'K VW . 5 , I fi 1 2 C ,fi ,. fi I 1 'Z C 4. A VJ, 1 I , , Q ..,,, I J I in , A . 1 4 2.52 in ' 5 ii 'Q if! i ?s 'fm I 'I f 5 W ,,,,, ,,.V V , '51, , ' , ' ' H y,-im .X 2 JN. f. ' . ,W,,,M, ' ,, ,7 ,,fgt 'U3v T M W17,f gg 2 , W Aff' ' - ,,.f , ,, , ' gui A 4 Wffwfff ,M , , 1644 'H' v f , . fr ,' W V 4,417 f J ' ' ' ' ' V W '?QlL, ',', ' J k , , ' G! 7 V ' . 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M 1'11 BICRNICE ANN N1aw1x1AN 1 Ul'l'l'f1'lII1.Ylllf2U llo-1 I1 lit I?1'f'm1 as 0 u1Jl'!?!17IlU ' ' Apostolic' cillllllll. ll Ellcliaristic Ap s ic C llll 1, cha 1stict Library Comm. 1, 2, 3, 41 Hand- Comm. 2, 3: Knight ol' the Bless- cd Szicraim-111 2, 3, Sodality 4. Comm. QSGI llub IQ bodalimy maid of the Blessed Sacrament 1, 2, '43 idmaid ol' that 1, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 41 Sodal- Hlcsscd SZICTHIIICIII 1, 2, 3, 43 ity 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 4. ELIZABETH L. N1c11oLLs Twinkle Toes Newspaper 49 Sodality 3, 4. . A 1 j f r if Mftcff f Aj., lf 1 -W fe JJ 50 ,,.,f,y. X00 fi fl!! .J The vfzrjgfgifiil, A, , . 'I we L I 1' :N T-up ,Lt-.ca.fl:'v Y -1 v , .A-ca N114 . , -A Jie- , .-11. ,.--1142. PATRYCIA THERESA PARR Tl111t,s For Me Sodalify 3, 41 Social Life Comm. 2, 43 Poster Comm. 1, 2, 3. SARAH ANN O,CONNELL Irish Lullaby Apostolic Comm, 1, 2, 3, Our Lady's Comm. 2, 3, 42 4 fChairmanjg Our Lady's Social Life Comm. 2, 42 Apos- Comm. 1, Poster Comm. IQ tolic Comm. 15 Basketball 42 Handmaid of the Blessed Sac- MARY TERESA NOLAN !'VVail For Me Mary Student Counpil 41 ' f , , . . f , , rament 1, 2, 3, 45 Debating Club r' A A' 5 XL. 5 ' ' '45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. ,., . ff 1 - L, ,4.' ' . , rw if . J A114 1 , I 9 ,, -' 1 fal- ' , .,..-r M f in 4 V 1 .,f. . I r, 7 X' Lp! 4 A ff ,f 4 , fyyggg nf' , ' C Class JV' I if 0 lgilllibw, . i1lfw'fi,, 1 f 'fJ-3 fl ' 'li . 1 4 l If ft . Af.- fi f' .Qvrlf 1 ,lf f , GRACE MADEL1NE PRAML EUCHARIA RosE RIORDAN You'll Never Walk Alone My Ideall' Our Lady's Comm. 15 Apostolic Debating Club 4: Vice-Pres. of Con1m. 13 Eucharistic Comm. AA. 43 Newspaper 4. 1, 2. IM11-is KIOIIN SI.A'l l'liRY IBOLORICS ANNIE SMITH -IRAN CLA1R1c SONN N l ,Ii1g19 'Ml 5.1. lJolo1'rfs', fIa11l'11g Il lVUIIl1t'I'fIll Time Hxdiuyyf ', 1'1jffawf1l'gtf11vfg' Soclnlity 1, 2, 3, .13 0111' l.z1cly'5 Apostolic COIINII. 1, 2, 3, 41 ,3,fC1,11lz1i11,' . 1ff l o5gQ.- lgfnfllll. 2, .11 E11cl1z11'isIict Social Life Comm. .13 Our Iialiljkig 11igh'tfol' 'll1e'!Jf3ll':ssQglr, libllllll. 1, 21 Clue Cl11b .13 Dc- I.ady's Co111m. .13 Catholic Lit. Sillfgljldhl I-1 I- , l' Abilllilg Club 4. Comm. 43 Newspaper 41 AA. P' -' W f '77 f 'f f ' s - G1 Cl 1:1 N F. A 'W .LJYJ . A, , X cc. 4, ee u 4. f ' yy, 14, s nil .' ... Vh' fr' .1 avr- 4729 ' I , Lf ' L. Jfwfw-cf -W 05' 1,60 52.9-fgubzw ' 4. ' X , ' -Pvvlf - V .. M, 04.4, ,vii-,fi fn., l 'V aft' 2511, 54. c. M, ' Aan q' I Il It Q KJ .bcwxbtvo i Q ' l Pg? i ' 'U' W ' N. , . . . tk- 'ja . K , b .1 . X' xx PN' 1 , J X X? 'f 1 'w-X, 2411! ' ' . Q I M - 1 ix . , 7' V - 2 ' v HQ, Q. N- AWQLZ' an NXIX Sq . bf, ' . . I, Km 'Y' ,Lf V o RYX? SLER E. TIYIRNEK X 1, f X' 'istifllllll Days Rhythm -. X ' i ' fjlll' l.z1cly's Comm. 1, 2, 32 -, f g 'A-pgstolic lilz111cl111z1i1l ol' lbc Blessed S210 LP C ffl!!-llll. - l'2lllll'lll 1, 2, gg, .13 Nc-wspupci' .13 Com111. . g A. Sec. 34.4 Clear CI11b 2. 3. All Cz1tl1olic Lit. I fllbllllll. .12 Apostolic Ctlllllll. .13 So1'i:1l Lili- fitlllllll. 4. W x 1 lv CAT111aR1N1a M. VAN CHESON W11,1,1A1w1 HILLS WAHL ESTHER CLENEVIEVE WALSH KKK-K-K-Ixyllljlll Apostolic COIIIIN. 1, 2, 3, 42. T I Lum' To Whistle Newspaper 3, 41 Knight ol' the Slmtz'1's Waltz Apostolic Clllllllll. 2, 3, 111 News- News 111 Jer L . 1' 4 ' Blessed SZILTZIIIICIII. 1 3 Debzitin 1' 12,1 Jer 4. r - l. l , l I R l Q, S I uw? , 21 it Club 1 . 45:99 J Lg- Q YLM'--5,.,v ' f . I ' A LPTX ie-KNGJL5 ,Q 3 2' f - w i l' 1 K- QJQA' xi' lx!! M- lg Cngs 'sis'- ik 'ILKK'-'K' 1 rf., if ' Xi fn Ah NL, -qw N Nr-S N-f ,fy . 1 XL'- LV R ' yu Q' ' ,N ' 64. 4,,,n,gQ 1.1111 'N' , X b X K, Kr, V 'NX 'vb Xfa -'V 1- , ' I K. , lux. Q' 9' Nd 1. 'ski V' ' -Sf V . I X, J, .1 4 5 I J v 4 A mba?-Class of Il 6 , 1 -f MV 3 . ' W- . J, ' , m ,w , Q i o f . L. qlvut A K V j 'V If . V 1, , -A rs V L, , ff , 4 . 1,1 fQ:Mf1.1f as - wif' l 'I . . , D, H , v Eji'p19f!Lfl1!4J-fi vytyff 'ly' If Mb' 0 ' I-7 fm ,. lf f' 'v'l f'i l l DJ! , f 21 . .. if ,U -in ,fe my . A ,L ' J A' A 4 if UU' yfmt li 11 My L 1' - I 'f .ff fi fi Af pf! ,-L' I -W MAR-1oR112 :ANNE WVAR11 tIANi+1ANNE WILSON TERESA ARIE YOUNG HflIII7'giCU The Szmslzine of Your Smile The Song Is You Our Lz1dy's Connn. 1, 2, 3, 42 I-Iz111d111aid ol' the Blessed Sac- rament 1, 2, 3, 4: Social Life Co111111. 2, 3, 111 llI'Olll Coxnm. 43 Basketball 4, Apostolic clflllllll. 1, 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Social Life Co111111. 1, 3, 43 Our I.ady's Connn. 41 Newspaper 43 Eucharistic Comm. 1, 33 Hand- maid of tl1e Blessed Sacrainent 1. 2, 3, 4: Apostolic Connn. 12 Debating Club 41 Sodality 1, 2, 31 4- Eucharistic COIIIIII. 1, 42 Social Life CIDIIIIII. 1, 3, 41 Newspaper 4: Debating Club 4: Chairman of the Sodality Meinbership Coxnm. 4. . , . I , . I I Tqme, lmmmmaculat Staff lirlilor ................... ..... C IEORGE 'I1ULLY BIl.YiIlf?.S.Y Mruzager .... .................................... J ANE DALY Flllflllfj' Adviser ...... REVERENII .IQIIN E. MCCARTHY QQLORIA IJEL NEGRCJ WILLIAM KELLY ELAINE DEVITO LUCIAN LARDIERE THoMAs DUGAN ROBERT LUBIN JEAN HowLE'I I' ALBERT WICKENS Page Twenty-five NAME MARY BIERNE RICHARD BORQUIST ELIZABETH BROWN CLARE CAEFREY DOROTHY CAPRON MARY CARROLL PATRICIA CASEY JOHN CHIARAMONTE PHYLLIS CHIARAMONTE WILLIAM CLAREN VIRGINIA COONEY WINIFRED CRERAND ETHEL CURRY JANE DALY NORMA DALY JOANN DAVIDHEISER TERESA DEGNAN GLORIA DEL NEGRO ROBERT DeLUCA ELAINE DeVITO PAUL DIVENY LILLIAN DOLAN THOMAS DUGAN ROBERTA EVANS JOHN FAGAN RAYMOND EERRERA MARY FITZPATRICK PATRICIA CANNON TERESA GREEN JOHN GUNNING WILLIAM HARVEY THOMAS HAYES TERESA HERRMANN JOHN HOLLY JEAN HOWLETT LOIS HUDSON I-'RANCIS HYNES WILLIAM KELLY ELIZABETH KENAH Page Twenty-six KNO WN AS Mary Dick Betty C lare Charlie M ary Lou Pat john Phil Bill' Ginger Winnie MEF, jane,' Norm Sh ortyv rfTee:f rrGlO:x Duke Lane S00op,' Lil Tom Bert jack .fRay,, Fitz ulpatsyn H Terry Gunder,' B ill Tom Tee jack Jeannie LO-Lo Frank 'iBill Bette SeImiOIrS WEAKNESS Chatting Driving Basketball suit Debating Club Buying records Ampere Eating A good time Clothes jam Sessions Gruning's Stuffed animals Discussions Sweets XVest Orange The Lake Belmar Paper Mill Playhouse Sharp neckties Bloomfield Games Weekends Awful-Awfuls Saddle shoes the boys Basketball Fun High heels Soldiers Cokes Black and Whites Strawberry Shortcake Laughing Chopping meat Holidays Playing the piano Riding buses The kick-off Boogie-Woogie vs on Parade FAVORITE PASTIME Sleeping Looking serious in class Talking Reading Basketball Riding on the train Getting 90's Talking to the girls Modeling latest fashions Beating his drums Eating lollypops Telephoning Reading Driving the car Taking life easy Long walks Riding to Bloomfield N'Vatching D. Gage Corridor Patrol Talking about joe Being Bus. Mgr. of A. A. Harris' Diner Football Collecting Pennies Loafing , Strolling Bloomfield Ave Wforking Reading Daydreaming the grounds Baseball Pushing the NVilly's Telling jokes His l'ather's shop Dancing Listening to records Making witty remarks Swing music Roaming thru West Orange AMBITION Nurse Fall heir to a coupe Public Stenographer Teacher Drive a car Columnist To win a scholarship Press Agent Buyer Radio Announcer Nurse Lady of liesure To be famous College graduate To own a convertible Teacher To own a swimming pool To retire at 21 Radio Technician -Iournalist lVhite Colla1 ' job Movie Star Coach Painter To earn a fortune Physical Education Instructor Buyer To inherit a million To be happy Gym Teacher F.B.I. Man College Student To travel Business Executive Office position To be a success To go to college Study law To own a plane NOTED FOR Being a fun-lover Curly hair Quietness Oratory powers Being a good sport Demureness Chem. ability Friendly manner Sincerity Sunday morning quarterback Cheerleading Her knitting Leadership Golden locks Sweet disposition Feather Cut Smooth way Sweet manner Dimples Tiny features Efficiency Her silver bracelets A.A. Pep Talks Vivacity Shyness Personality Her s's Getting in and out of trouble Pleasantness Ability to please Plaid shirt Intelligence Giggle Initiative Cute ways Lovely tresses Blonde hair Shoulders Bright sayings Page Twenty seven NA .ME MARY E. KEUHLAN ELEANOR KINGSTON ELIZABETH LANE LUCIAN LARDIERE ANN LAVELLE FRANK LENAHAN ROBERT LUBIN LUCILLE LUSK ELIZABETH MCALISTER MARY MCCARTHY VERONICA MCHUGH SARAH MCLAUGHLIN WILLIAM MCMAHON WINIFRED MAHON EILEEN MAHONY ANNE MONAGHAN JOHN MORRISON JEAN MURPHY SARAH O'CONNELL BERNICE NEWMAN ELIZABETH NICHOLLS MARY NOLAN PATRICIA PARR GRACE PRAML EUCHARIA RIORDAN JAMES SLATTERY DOLORES SMITH JEAN SONN ELEANOR SPROSSLER RICHARD TARRANT VIRGINIA TIERNEY GEORGE TULLY CATHERINE VAN GIESON WILLIAM XVAHL ESTHER WALSH MARJORIE WARD ALBERT YVICKENS JANE WILSON THERESA YOUNG Page Twenty-eight KNOWN Red MEF, Bet Lou llNanCyJ7 Frank x-'Bobv rx arLuJr nBettyu rrMaTyJ1 Ronnie Sally Whitey', Wynne ,.Ei,, A nn 'flaeki' Murph Sally Bernice Betty Mary Pat Grace C arrie Slats Dolores Hjeanne' HEP, It J Richie Ginny George flKayJP rl Willy MESA Margie HA ln rrlanev rc Terry Seniors WEAKNESS Dancing Varsity sweaters Teasing Pie A La Mode Dark wavy hair Tivoli Theat-er Relaxing Movies Parties Alan Ladd Girls Basketball Perfume Baseball Atlantic Highlands Bowling Soldiers joking Sister Nan Radio Navy Laughing Tory Corn-er Irish Setters No homework A good time Pompadours Operetta'S Free periods Swimming Sports Popular Songs Trig problems Chocolate cake Father's car Fudge Sundaes Gym Period Harry james Vacations Frostics on aradle FA VOR I T15 PAS TIME School Paper Designing hair styles Giggling Taking it easy Basketball Cutting up Amusing people Playing the phonograph Dancing Movies Riding Writing Letters Skating Talking to Murph Shows Walking Fixing his car Eating candy Basketball Cinema's Talking Swimming Rushing to Montclair Good music Chewing gum Bus to Harrison Singing Taking letters Skating Cracking knuckles Barn Dances Studying Eating Roaming the halls Roller Skating Tutoring Latin Reading Basketball games Swimming AMBITION Fashion Editor Power's Model Nurse Lawyer Gym Teacher Government Agent To rival Shakespeare Flyer Model Bookkeeper Nurse A Government position Short stop for Cards Nurse Clerical Work To own a car Salesman Columnist To write a book Nurse Dancer Interior Decorator Typist Teacher Advertising tycoon 3rd base for Dodgers Singer To stear a cruiser Interpreter Life Guard Air Hostess Aviator Stenographer Writer Secretary Berkeley's To travel Columnist Medical Secretary N0 TED FOR Red hair Math ability Casual manner Being suave Cheerfulness Sense of humor Good looks Sweet ways journalistic endeavors Broad smile Incessant chatter Dimples Friendly way Basketball ability Disposition Friendliness His limousine Freckles Blushing Composing Poetry Tap Dancing Pretty eyes Dancing Quiet manner Smile Extra points Unassuming manner Reliability Integrity Athletic ability Beautiful voice Leadership Long eyelashes Subtle humor Charm Neatness Original ideas Being good-natured That laugh Page Twenty mm' Qommittee MARY F1'rz1'A'rR1ck REVERENIJ PAUL E. LANG The Prom Chairlady Moflerzztffr Richard Borquist, Elizabeth Brown, Phyllis Chiaramonte, XVilliam Cla! Gloria Del Negro, John Gunning, XVilliam Harvey, Thomas Hayes, XVilli Kelly, Richard Tarrant, Marjorie NVard, Albert XVickeus. Tl-IIE SENIOR PROM THE SENIOR PROM OF IQ46 was held on the evening of February llth in the gay and attractive setting of the Upper Montclair WOII1CH,S Club. The grand lounge with the mamoth fireplace - huge silver candlesticks on the carved mantle piece -the Immaculate banner covering the centerpiece above - beautiful paintings in oil and watercolors pleasing and captivating-varied colored Hoor lamps - the grand piano - gorgeous red leather lounge chairs- the refresh- ment table with its large cut glass bowls filled with wine red punchg all blended together to create an atmosphere of per- fect congenialty. Pa e Thirty The spacious dance floor with its pa elled walls-the smooth strains of Dc Gibson's orchestra were a constant in' tation to dance. Against this background the studer of Immaculate presented a glorious p ture. The boys smartly dressed in thc well tailored formal clothes and the gil prettily attired in evening gowns of 6 quisite design and color danced and ch: ted-promenaded and laughed and all tt quickly the evening came to a close. Another great Immaculate Prom it over - but its memory lingers on-its st cess established - the perfect social eve in the scholastic career of the Senior Cl: of 1945. fs 2 I ,Q Fw .. X i i w ,Q., , a Q . HALL Ol? FAME Did inost for I.C.H.S... Best Student ............. Best Natnred .... Best Athlete ...... Best Dressed ...... Best Dancer ...... Most Versatile ......... Most Popular ........... Best Looking Favorite Song ......... Favorite Vocalist ...... BOY Thomas Dugan ...... Lucian Lardiere ...... Frank Lenahan Richard Tarrant Raymond Ferrera William Kelly ........ George Tully .......... John Gunning ........ Robert Lubin ........ Favorite Radio Program ....... ...... Favorite Author ....... Favorite Motion Picture ........ ..... Favorite Actor ............. Favorite Actress ........ Favorite Orchestra ...... Favorite Athletic Opponent ........ Most Popular Saying Page Thirty-two Q GIRL ....Ethel Curry ....Elaine DeVito ...Jane Wilson ....Winifred Mahon ...Joann Davidheiser ....Roberta Evans ....Mary Ellen Keuhlen Lillian Dolan ....Catherine Van Gieson ....Till The End of Time Crosby ...Make Believe Ballroom .......................Maureen Daly .The Bells of Saint Mary's .....................Gregory Peck .......Ingrid Bergman ................Vaughn Monroe ....Our Lady of the Valley ..................Take it easy! 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'l'l1i1'd li'e!71': Vl'1'1lgfll1 Wilsolx, 1'1l1W21l'l1 1'.12l1121'g'illl, 1111111 i11'c1wl116,1'. 151111 Wzml. , Q11 111:15 140111. 1'f11c'ry N4-111'il1Q. 1'Zp.1wz!1'c1 Blll1t'1'. Rn1l1c'1'L llo11111y1 1, K 1 ' ' Q 1 . I ,, , 4 I , n l fl X. J 1 4x . X ,fl K Q 1 ml . I. j H1 W . X 4' T N a I 1, 1 X QD- 1 , S, L by 1 -1 x . 9 , - N11 N N X 4: Y snww 4, f'flf 'f ,-yd ...G .FK v , X s ? 5 3' f sa NL , ' I i 4:1153 H iw :mv ,, , iff- -N v kg.,- 42,4 4. nuns' JW! Hifi' H 'Y S, W0 v HIM .Q A wi .M ,X K A 'Q' , n s. I on I f', I THE IM1UACl'l.A T15 CONC1'QP'I'IU.N' HIGH SCHOOL SUDAIJTY is rrnrzglwvrl of :furious Cmr1u1itlf'1'.r rvhicll nrwuzgff and carry tlzruuglz u grwif zzumlzer of rli11e1'.rifif'rI activities, fill lhis and llll'fUH01l'ilIg'IPIIQWS uw lH'I'S!'7ll' the Cnnlnlitirrfx and explain llleir rzaftnrf and jmrjnoxe. THE STUDENT SPIRITUAL COUNCIL The Student Spirit- ual Council, composed of the Commit- tee Chairmen, President, Vice-Presi- dent and Secretary-Treasurer of the Sodality, meets once a week to discuss programs for the monthly meeting and to plan Sodality activities. These are under the supervision of the Sodality Moderator and Director. THE EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE The aim of the Eucharistic Com- mittee is to spread devotion to Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. This end is achieved partly by the Euchar- istic Society of the Knights and Hand- maids, by encouraging the devotion of the First Friday, andby triduums of Masses and Communions before some of the great feasts of the Church. OUR LADY'S COMMITTEE Our Lady's Committee, through the Living Rosary, which is held in Oc- tober, urges Sodalists to recite the Rosary frequently and daily if possible. The burning of petitions and crowning of Our Blessed Lady, Queen of May, help to stimulate and increase devo- tion to the Queen of the Sodality. SOCIAL LIFE COMMITTEE The purpose of the Social Life Commit- tee is to promote and plan the social activities within the school program. During the current year, the Freshmen Initiation planned by the members of this committee was iirst on the school program, followed by the usual Noon- Time Dancing. Also, the Social Life Committee shared in planning enter- tainment for the sodality meetings held early in the semester. The desire of the present committee is that its successor will feature more prominently in the life of the students at Immaculate. S Page Forty-tivo THE LIBRARY COMMITTEE The library is rapidly becoming the cultural center of Immaculate. Daily students may be seen scanning the shelves seeking information on various topics. The goal of the present commit- tee is to improve the library and to in- still interest in its departments. THE MISSION COMMITTEE Christian zeal for the Foreign Missions is instigated in the students through the Mission Committee. The committee, has for its purposes, the conversion of non-christians through the medium of prayers and financial help. THE CATHOLIC LITERATURE COMMITTEE The primary purposes of the Catholic Literature Connnittee are: To help the students know the value of good reading. To promote the reading of Catholic books and periodicals. This committee carries on its crusade for Catholic Living through Catholic Literature. THE NEWSPAPER STAFF This year our school newspaper the Immac- ulata, was more appealing than ever because it was printed and its general makeup was more closely styled on that of a regular paper. An eflicient Staff carefully coached by its moderator made an excellent news coverage of all the various school activities and presented these events in a very informative man- ner. Indeed the Immaculata played an important part in our school life this year and it is hoped that its present high standard will be continued. THE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE This committee endeavors to familiarize the students with the activi- ties of the Sodality through posters. QRGANIIZATIIUN S T h es S't'u1de21m't S!pzi1r1i'tu ll C Oiulgm all Vg gm,- K 2 Wir W 'es M 1,-,k N m- - S iff aw gg fy R1 JI' , ' V 4X0 4 ...J ,J .fm f 1 L vf,,.,MJ f'TfJ..v 'J 'ku i D A 4 M The Euchamirifstic Coimmlittea kQ'xL'l1f Lexdyfs Qommittee C1 ' .J- v ,4 rj, ,E ! Life: Cozmmtittei The Lifbimry Qozmmixitte 153 N ffvvsipzlp ff Ar Stuff This P L11qbHc1f't'y QC 011111311 ri tt e ff 1-f.,-, 41,-w, 1, . - . a , ...K 1' .., .If A f! 'Y 1v 1 ' wr. Ar fr , lf. a 1..,..,, .qf n The IVHSS1iO1Il C OIU11ID1H1f'K'K6SEi The Qavthollfici L1f'KGf3lRCL1l1E' fn' j' Lonmnmttee s I Q 3 ,I 1' wx Ei I I Mum Yum: unmet: Gllee Qliuilb yy ,l'1J,0JLf QJWWUQ 1. 9 fx 70-Us W 0-ufv a ,J ce Sffofd' WMM M' - cg,e.u3. -A-7 M Mapu uf-Ld, 'Ju' fag THbl Hlflli SC11oo1. Glee Club, newly organized after a laps fn-A.,-1 K-1'0 - oftwo h b' fl l f years, as ecome an actixe part o sc ioo actiutie. ' 7 with a membershi of over iift . The rou san Christina P, A Y S P 8 , I U .2 gg, af K1 Carols at the Sodality Christmas play, and will furnish th Z2 gy musical portion of the graduation exercises in June. Th 79fg , 1 2 1 was represented on the C.Y.O. Program presented b vfff' J :LL 5 . f .t e school, over Station WAAT on March 31st, and at th .1744-av 5e '4 l '4' ocesan Demonstration Mass held on Memorial Day, a CBJ!-vu..., Seton Hall College. Www f ' ' QW 7Lf if ,, fl' f f T115 CKJRRIDOR PATROL was organized to foster order among the students as they pass from one classroom to another and to guarantee swift and precise movement in fire drills. The co- operation of the student body with the Corridor Patrol makes possible a well regulated change of classes without confusion. The Corridor Patrol -. I if Q' wp 'r w S J . N ,,, Q. . f - 1 . x n 5 , I S Q Y '39 'Q' i ' X . 1 4 f 5 m W- X x , Q K gf Q53 1 6 S Y wang, Q , ' ,fx 1 ',-v Q ii gg-.iwji , f. f, 5,731 gfuiygd f , ,Eg .k.' Qi 1, uf L- aww 1. 'HSS' W 'USA-i '-may ,wan Q Qi, 234 ,Av NJ FAQ' Qui' Aflw L Q ik' 5 XX A Q X K M. . ,X i , ' in X 'L my :X X3-'EN 1N. 53 : 0 K li gig 'ffgf .Q .4 x Q . W ' .sir Sxf Xi-.-- . fx i 3 - Q X y' I . J 90900 104 gm falilffi ' , jjrnia GRiniRoN as X. LOOKING AT THE RECORD of three wins and six losses, the sixth edition of the Immaculate Conception High School Football Team was not too victorious, but in many ways, the season itself was a huge success. The team was cited and congratulated for its grand sportsmanship by many olli- cials and opposing coaches and players. It scored more points than any other squad in Immaculate grid history. Its very strong following of spectators both at home and away games proved that the squads excellent playing as a team, and its lighting spirit, were appreciated. The team was also honored, when two of its members. Fullback Al Fachet, and Guard Tom Dugan, were named on All S ate Teamsd 5 EN, R X ,t Wigs? ,R 46.552 iaooraatit SQ Q Coach ............... .......... F RANK TRACY Ass't Coach ........................ FRANK RAF'l'ER Captain ............................ RKJBERT DELUCA Backs-Al Fachet, Dick Tarrant, Tom Ball, Jimmy Ward, Ian Thompson, joe Judge, joe Cutar, Bob McDonald, Jim Slattery. Ends-Bob DeLuca, Bob Grillith, Red Herud, Charles Harris. Tackles-Lou Taylor, Ray Schultz, Dick Farrell, John Chiaramonte, Frank Lene- han, Jack McCormack, Ed Herbster. Gua1'fls-To .,Dugan, Bill Harvey, Jimmy Goble, BT ' Claren. George Riker, Bel- mont Rowe, Bob Ehrenberg, Bill Dur- kin, Joe LaStella. Centers-Bill Kelly, Eddie Giblin, Gene Dugan. Mamzgers-Red Connolly, Frank Stewart, Jitmny Boland, Mickey Andolino. i X 1 sssggwwba .. ,Q-P' D YQ ERNERSRQ w 1 4 'I QP ,L --v -, 'S ,..,,...... E x 3 X F. W. -in ,, 5 .....+, A r 4 1 4 n l l Y-W ,, 5,.,v , 1 1 1. ,Q,,,, ..,.,..-9. W' ,fw- FP fri . '-Hn-, -. . ,V my . , dl 1 I X ia i - I I JC ., vs -. , ,-JV! 2- 4-51' 4 wa. 1 J ,v. A . ,,, K Y.. X, SM , JN, w ' A ., Q. - . , ,.,. P 1 . ,-1 K if ,. ., 5 . -:wil . . . . ',, ' ' A - WRT Y -51 V' A fy-yN'f 0' ' HN A L f . , 0' is A . ' 'N' Nr' X- .X Qfmf ,t ' 'M' 5 K 's A 5 ' T i 'f5A 5 I 5 A RN f- f A 1 fl' 1 K , ,fi-kk A P ima' 'Mus 95 .. 'e of 'I ,N - xy ', .axe a' ' P- 1 Q r -v w .. nj 545' -.3 . . - rx .Tx 's 'U 75 A. I 1:11 1, s b,:.1,!t':,'i X if 1,1 xl . I I X, x?,Lrl- :N 'fi' v: . . a J' VLJ' jf VIL' l'g 1',' 'i ' 1- I -' I ,v ' M At- f'x'. M ' ' X XA,y.f' tx 2 'tw..f,1'.-ft...---, BASKETBALL TEAM J jf ,r tt r., lL .Xp-ve ,,,,f 't,,,:,9fL ,.,fl4 ,Jyu g y . N 1 ,L I ERS of Immaculate. M03 Dv ella determined 'to surpass previous records. h Q' kgl.p,ecll,u.y egtlying start with seven victories n ' 1 j, before dropping their first game to a eom- - K tent St. Iohn's team. This impressive . 3 ist of victories made Immaculate the last ...R I of the Essex County teams to fall from the unbeaten ranks. The Blue and YVhite Quintet, bolstered by such starters as Dick 'llarrant and Ray Ferrera, tocaptains, along with I.on 'llay' lor.'Chit'k Eltxholtz, and Sid Hudson. lunctioned as a smooth working, sharp shooting varsity group. 'l'he team lated son1e ol' the toughest competition in the state, and came out on top against such teams as Clifford Scott, Our Lady ol' the Valley. and Nlontelair Acadeniy. A mid- season slump pulled the game average Pngr lfillvi' J fmt f K down and the probable r 'ortlftft tlhe end of the season will be abottt,!'ei'1 wins against ten losses. In the State 'l'ourname'nt. the team won the South Jersey Championship and was runner-up lor the State Champion- ship. Top ISUZU-VIQUIII Beatty, Chick Eltzholtz, Bill Harvey, Bob Crillith. I,ou 'l'aylor. ,Xl Hudson, Al Fachet. Hollow Ifoat-Dick 'llarrant filo. Captj. Jim Hlard, Bob Hoonhout, John Gun- ning. Ray Ferrera filo. Captpj Fm'zttrH'rl.s'-Rziy' Ferrera, Al Hudson. -lim Hlard. John Gunning. Bob Hoonhout. CI'IIft 'I'.V-cllllfli Eltzholtz. Bill Harvey. Bob Grillith. flrmnls-Dick 'l'arrant. l,ou Taylor. lom Beatty, .-Xl Fafhet. f ,, Y I E' M F Q' x f ef - - 1 .E 'xg Q f f' Q vw UL4 '. - V I A in a ' Si: moi .V ,IUCII44 4- I 2 3 , A Htcvrnie N MLA h ', 'A N - ,nf NCLIHO My DN R ,, K L L J. '- ' CNW 'V ' 3 I K 4 N Q 5, ,., Q , ,..,,, l ' L. A 1: sip A v le 3 X x P de X' ,I VV 71 Q- 9 5 M 4 pf-W4 www MCU'-M CULA X iw W I rl X V CU X nccpnvf' ltrpn A J P KZ. 2: ' s ' - 1,1 x I . A A b X. . 'Q ' x X J ,gl I . ' . b A . LQ l Y WW 4 , . A ' A . uu a 1 1 A G Q , ,I Ni ., 'tif Q it ln X , , I T J Q eff W' 1 A livy flak? k :WA b M I K: K , :,., 1. X y ygfzh ' ggi, is lk . Mm ,ES N , ' A , ' I K ' I f QV A 1 fl' 'i 4,1-f sf 7 ,, ' H Q : ., f ,. EL 'ug In Q K - Q 4 8 5 ' , k 1 xii I I g gk 5- WS 'vii A gi, X .L I '1- nf ' ff BASEBALL IMMACULATFIS BASEBALL TEAM enjoyed a highly successful season last year, piling up eleven wins against six losses. Highlight of the year was our de- cision over Caldwell, winner of the Greater Newark Tournament. lfVe also racked up two wins against Union Coun- ty's Powerhouse and our arch-rivals, St. Mary's of Elizabeth. The team lost a tough battle to a highly-touted Belleville team, but sprang back with a sizzling trouncing ol' Newark Academy by the toll ol' l9-0. Like so many teams ol' that time we were hit by severe losses. Ours, fortunately. came near the end ol' the season. Lefty Bill Davidson, winner of the Most Valu- able Player Award, was the first to leave, closely followed by his buddy and co- captain, Red Bill Corcoran. The last to leave was Fred Merklin. Prospects of an excellent season this year are likely, with eight letter winners returning. Ray Schultz, Dick Borquist, Pa 0 Fifty-two and Whitey McMahon, take care of the infield, ably assisted by Bob Lubin and Dick Tarrant in the outfield. Two other hold-overs comprising the battery, are Bill Sugrue and Bill Harvey. With this good material and the team working as a unit we can't hope for any- thing but bettering last year's very good record. First How-Dick Borquist, Patil Hughes. Second Row-Bill Corcoran, Dick Tar- rant, Bill Sugrue, Bill Harvey, Alan Rose. Third Row-Bill McMahon, Fred Merk- lin, Bob Lubin, Jim Slattery, Ray Schultz, Ralph Colatrella, Tom Roche. Pitchers'-Bill Sugrue, Bill Davidson. Oiztjielders-Bill Corcoran, Tom Roche, Bob Lubin, Dick Tarrant, Alan Rose. Infielders-Ray Schultz, Dick Borquist, Bill McMahon, Jim Slattery, Fred Merklin, Ralph Colatrella, Czztclmrs-Bill Harvey, Paul Hughes. TRACK WITH ONLY TWO returning lettermen and a squad composed mostly of Fresh- men and Sophomores, the 1945 Track Team completed its season with a record of three victories and four defeats. While sustaining'wins over Pope Pius High, and Passaic Valley, the team suf- fered losses at the hands of such powerful teams as, St. Peter's Prep, Newark Acad- emy, North Arlington High, and Queen of Peace. This season, with. six returning letter- men forming the nucleus, our very able coach, Charles Roggefshould produce one of the finest teams every to wear spikes for Immaculate. , . TT-TIE TRACK TEAM f45 Coach ................................ CuAR1.h:s Rooor: Mmmgers ....... -X 1, O'BRlEN, Tom FARRELI. Captain .............................. Gnokcrz TULLY 100, 220, 440 Yard Dashes-Red Herud, Charles Harris, Charles Wilson, Tom Ball, Marty Quinn. Half Mile-Ed Kirk, Tom Waldron, Herb McMullen. Mile-Tom Waldron, William YVahl, Gerald Savage. Shot Put-Neil Mahoney, Tom Farrell, ' '-J 'jL Tom Ball, jack Donleavy, Robert ,- B ,f W I 4 Ehrenberg. fl' A I V 4, ll lx, High jump-Marty Quinn, Tom Lytle, P ' 7 Tom Ball, Neil Mahoney. -KU-111-L-fc lf-'. X Broad Jump-Tom Ball, George Tully, Yyfffia 1 1U,7y,?LVuL,,- Marty Quinn. Q , J-f-Q -gf .1402 .az QL 4441-lwi .4.4.?,..,, J X WWW gtnwtcum AQNICLAIR -ft,,,, at C7 'fa Q ,, , YN... K 4 .,f.lQ4fQ,.E ffdgf '- ., SQA H numcvm' nmmvfi mutt Am 1 Q, Q .P u 'll 151 fl 4 h 4 CHEERLEADERS' ,. Q REPRESENTING THE SPIRIT of the students of I. C. H. S. are our cheerleaders: a squad of eight vivaeious girls who were elected by the student body to hll these positions. Led by Captain Ginger Coone y, these girls do their utmost so that every cheer may be carried out to perfection. Always on hand with an abundance of pep. they travel with the team to all games on the schedule. They, pire eint Zl striking hguregin tlggr tlniforms of blue and white. ImmaqulateQiayfwqxxn Qt she is proud of her cheerleaders who do so much to make victory possible Tir theiitefims, X li X X . X - I X , m X T W I l x 'X y' -f . I , I t K Bb ' - 17 I N X V f ' ' N W .4 X 1 N 1 1 , I X x Q V x 5 A . .A A -N S I K Q QQ E 5 - R x ' P K I 1 X fx it 'V x' K ixisil' ii .s f I X . v we-. 1 W lfifly-fbilr X X X ' I v , X X I X Q -' 1 ' H X I X ' x , lx , . -X X. I X x gtk XXI K I X - X ' 1 I A K t . X .X 9 . I - - A I I r ft I Q ' 1 l' X' KI I i R X x cl I L5 'I GIRLS? BASKETBALL TEAM ONCE .XCLXIN 'lllli GIRLS ol' lin- iiizirttlzite were represented on the bus- kethzill court with 21 varsity quintet that plztyecl at lull schetlule ol' gznnes against otttstznitling high school teznns. Spztrketl hy such players als, Captain XVynne Ma- hon, Dorothy Cztpron, .-Xnne NIc'Mahon fthe lfreslnnzni senszitionj, .-Xnne Mt'- llenry, Many Mt'Guirk, Betty Brown. Mzthel Crowther, and Nancy Lzlvelle. the teznn tlispluyetl its prowess on court in niziny thrill pzicketl gznnes. Also aclcl- ing their zissistznice were, Veronica Mt- llugh who was Mzniztger. zintl tleztn Murphy, .Xssistzint Mzniziger. XVe ure sure the girls ol' lnniiziculate .will show snllicient interest. so that we tnziy continue to have zt powerful Girls llzisketluill leznn in the lintnre. Conrli .... ..... N Iiyxkiox Owiixs Czlfllzlin ......... XVYNNIQ Mixnox lllfznzigrrs ...... Roxmie hICHlIt1ll. Jinx lXlURl'llY Forzurzm'.v-.'Xnn lNIclNIalion, Dolores Brown. Nancy Lztvelle. Dorothy Czipron. Peggy DeVito, Teresa Brown. -lane Daly, Mary Alice Brennan. fiIllI7'llS--xxllll McHenry, Mabel Crow- ther. Mziry lNlt'Guirk, Betty Brown. Iizirharzi Fee. Ann Reclington, Sally O'Connell. Teresa Herrnizinn, Mur- gie Xvllftl. Page Ifillx'-11110 ! Re1F11e:c1t1ions ' September 8, 1942, our first day at Immaculate . . . getting acquainted with our new teachers and fellow students . . . our first retreat . . . freshman initiation . . . the Victory Corps was formed at Immaculate in fanuary 1943 . . . the Minute-Man Flag, the symbol of Immacu- latels part in the war egort, was presented to us by the United States Treasury . '. . our first report card . . . dances . . . attending the football, basketball, and baseball games . . . Father Slattery's visits to I. C. H. S .... our private talks with Father Gallagher on report card day . . . the Valentine Dance . . . Geometry classes . . . Father Synan's informalFrench classes . . . those noontime dances . . . the Intra-mural basketball games . . . the death of Monsignor Farrell . . . the junior Dance . . . the first field day at Immaculate was a big success . . . Sister M. Pauline leaves Immaculate . . . the war ends and the world is again at peace . . . we are now SENIORS in I. C. H. S. . . . meeting our new principal, Sister Grace Benigna . . . those Trigonometry and Chemistry periods . . . Bob Francis and .lim Drury enter the Navy . . . assemblies . . . pep rallies at noontime . . . basketball games again . . . our Prom was a great success . . . our last retreat . . . final exams ...Q Iune 21, 1946, our last day at Immaculate . . . Graduation. A if f- igm A' - bay . H f A :1 I 145, f,, 1. 4 . ,5 1 gylg. 21.1 4 i, ,. bg' 2 -.., Y. lf' A . . ,,R,,.:,52. , .3g,B51ff.i ws ,.r'.,' 2: rf, fa., -. 7:92113 'N 'ii ,- ,yr v , E . - 435?'fi R2T if ??T'Z?i I V ' ' ' W W ' ' ' ' ffl. .wc . - .. 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