Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ)

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x Ss as Six? t' LOD Class of 1942 Andrey, Edward Becker, George Busico, Raymond Canariato, Frank Castello, Thomas Cheply, Robert Clausen, Henry Croes, Louis Curotta, John Czaikoski, Edmund Daviou, Charles Dedinsky, Julius Edwards, Edward Emr, Douglas Erdman, Edward Gerardi, Paul Genduso, Salvatore Hempstead, Daniel Janotta, Howard Kielb, Theodore Kmetz, George I Hy S. B0 Kohring, Harry Kooistra, Maynaro Kovalski, Charles Lapseley, William Levondusky, John Librie, James Monkowski, Julius Montalbano, James Nach, Leonard Nowasielecki, Bernard Ott, Charles Pisano, Fred Pletsch, Kenneth Rakowski, Fred Robb, George Roosen, Paul Russo, Salvatore Schneider, Robert Schultz, Russell Senaldi, Angelo Sislaro, Michael Shui, Michael S IN SERVICE Skrzynski, Edward Skutnik, Edward Slembarski, Emil Sondey, Emil Stack, Peter Stein, George Stepen, Andrew Stepen, Nicholas Stolarz, Edward Tarro, John Thornton, William Toscano, Lawrence Tywoniak, Frank Van Horn, Alfred Vuolo, Mario Wark, John Wdowiak, Stanley Wicherski, Roman Wood, Edwin Woodley, Harold Yakubosky, Walter Class of 1943 Aulito, Thomas Brustlin, Charles Drinkovoich, John Gunza, Alex Marone, Joseph Opt'Hof, Gerard Russo, Paul Faculty Cody, Joseph De Nooyer, Lambert Duggan, George Gabriel, John M. Galanti, Peter M. La Barba, Frank Lascari, August Satkowski, Casmir Scandariato, Peter Scibetta, Mario Speziale, John J. Tribute LTI-IOUGH America is deep in the flood waters of war, and sacrifice and suffering are imminent, the Class of l9-43, in spite of many handicaps, has seen fit to continue the tradition established by previous classes-publish Magic Casements , lt is fitting and proper that the members of the Class of i943 think in terms of democracy and the struggle to preserve it, and the necessary blood, sweat, and tears before the struggle is finally concluded. From every city, village, and hamlet in the country, our youth has been called to the colors. Every school in our country has made some contribution to our great cause. Therefore, with a humble feeling of pride and a mind and heart ever-alert to the tremendous sacrifices of these men who are in our armed forces, we, the members of the Class of l943, dedicate Magic Casements to all our members of the faculty, our graduates, and under- classmen who proudly wear the uniform of any of the armed services of the United States.

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