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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1945 volume:

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We, the class of l945, go forth to meet a troubled world. A bleak horizon lies ahead, but we are firm and confident in the conviction of our strength. We must keep the faith with those who have left, and we cannot fail, for our destiny is the destiny of America. From scarlet fields and revaged wastes, from bitterness and deepest sor- row we must rise to proclaim and revere peace. We have seen the flaming fingers of greed and hate clutching voraciously at precious liberty. We have felt the dearest loss, and we must fulfill the highest duty, ours is the task to build a better world. ln leaving we have compiled this book of memories, between. its pages are crammed the pleasures of our youth. The joys and thrills whose memory shall forever remain clear and bright, Yes, there is so much we leave behind but the love, the courage, and the intangible spirit of Lodi we carry still in our hearts. The greatness of our alma mater shall blaze bright always and serve as an inexhaustable source of strength. In the spirit of gratitude and farewell we humbly offer this, our yearbook, which we have tried to make not only a memento of our years, but a tribute to what our alma mater stands for in our heart. 5 fm Wemmmm FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT 01!z4, aww? mba! hm JM Zafe fze Wag! Am, C 1 y of New York's Pic Tribute to Greatness The morning fog covered Our town like a blanket of gloom. Our hearts were heavy Our tongues were silent Our eyes were full. Our President had begun His last long journey- Never again to penetrate The soul of Man with eloquence and prophecy. A farmer plowed his land And looked down unto The rich, fertile soil he loved: His face was drawn His thoughts were elsewhere He was not thinking of his crops: A man he admired, A farmer too, had left. His President had gone to Become a part of the very earth In which we sow the seeds Of life itself. Two small children, books in hand, Romped on their way to school- Little knowing what sad fate Had befallen our nation. There is no school today, I said, Our President is dead. Go Home. The schools are closed. But the children did not know, They continued, staring oddly At the world. Somehow I think those children felt Deep within their innocent hearts The tragedy of the quiet streets- The tragedy of nothingness. An old negro woman Stood in a subway train, Trying to knit with trembling hands A bit of thread: The blank expression in her eyes Told a worthwhile story, She had lost a friend, A man of tolerance and goodness, A man who looked on her dark skin As equal to his own. Next to her was an army private, Reading the morning paper With bewilderment and regret. The eloquence of silence reigned As heavy hearts were still. Wearily I climbed the subway stairs, And as I reached the top, The sun was breaking through The death-like fog, The dark and mist were gone The world was waking up again- I smiled. The spirit and faith and courage Of Franklin Roosevelt were everywhere ln the birds and trees and' grass About the Square In the sun and sky-everywhere. We must go on, I thought And let Freedom, Faith, and Fraternity Guide us in the Peace he loved- Ihrough all Eternity. of '44 fqgawicaihepddll DED! MARINUS C. GALANT! Principal CResigned February I, 1945? 64 .747cQmjZciZke4-anime TXON HERE are no words, no phrases, no terminology that can express or even try to relate the great admiration we have for Marinus C. Galanti, a man who has done h for our school. Words count nothing. The sincere thoughts lurking behind true and beautiful and enduring meaning to our so muc ives the only ' edu- inted surface g an outstanding the pr dedication. ' d Sportsman, an excellent orator, as a friend is gold. That To have as a principal a goo d namic leader is silver. To have this same man h for we have had a treasure chest for ten years. his thought- cator and a y ' ' h School are rlc , Mr. Galanti for ' 'th at Lodi Hug e could repay instilled us wi is why we ere some way w the years. He has ' made We wish that there w fulness, friendliness and understanding throughout a fighting spirit and yet has taught us to be good sports. His confident air has us confident, his tactful ways have made us tactful. He told us we were good and we have become good. Through his own example, he has proved to us that education is more than books-it is love of life. He has proved to us that learning is not colorless, but on the contrary, it shouts with the voice of adventure and sparkles with the fire of the torch of knowledge. Mr. Galanti has been our ideal, our inspiration-our shining light on the path of good living, progress, and success. We, the Class of '45, are proud to dedicate our yearbook to our former principal s C. Galanti. and friend, Marinu 9 HOWARD BOWERS Q ANTHONY DE FIDI g or lf 15- - - ', wg si? m h, flfkff 2-S2231 '4-. is fr K'L I ,' 1 LK-A. vi ii g ' CORNELIUS DE LEEUW FRANK DIRAIMONDO 1 ..A.. JOHN FRELCZAK MICHAEL FUSCO CHARLES HOHN FRANK HURBAN Wm me Zhe GOZD 57,4135 M Jada Jffzqm Wag Gashed with honorable scars, Low in Glory's lap they lieg Though they fell, they fell like stars, Streaming splendor through the sky. LT. BEN JAGIELLO a GORDON MONNETT WILFRED LANE reel A A J ,,rr ROBERT SCHN-EIDER JULIUS LA ROSA ANDREW J. MlCELl ALBERT SCHRIEKS JOSEPH TIBEN ANDREW MoNAsTRxo SALVATORE Dl GREGORIO WALTER VELOCK JOHN VELOCK AUGUST J. SALVADO ANTHONY MANNA OSWALD LOMBARDI YVES M. LE BOLCH EDWARD KUBA ALFRED PERRONE EDWARD LIPTAK Qiviffff ttf Qiwffifig yffiff ff? Awww ' On thy unaltering blaze The half-wrecked mariner, his compass lost, Fixes his steady gaze, And steers undoubting, to the friendly coastj And they who stray in perilous wastes by night Are glad when thou dost shine to guide their footsteps right. Mid Szfmadea BOARD OF EDUCATION JOSEPH MAIO, President SALVATORE WAGENTI, Vice-President HENRY KERSNOWSKI JOHN SCIBETTA COSMO ANTISTA i LOUIS DE SIMONE ANTHONY DE FRANCO OTTO SCORZETTI CARMINE BALDINO HE members of the Board of Education have efficiently met the arising needs of the faculty and student body. They have furnished the incen- tive to work diligently by establishing a pleasant atmosphere. We appreciate the ever-increasing advantages you have offered us and are indebted to you for your kind interests in our welfare. l2 HENRY V. MATTHEWS fy W Supervising Principal 74 Manga Za like Semafn AMERlCA'S young people are not just dreaming of a better world tomorrow. They are equipping them- selves for it. They are reading, studying, listening-absorbing facts and gathering knowledge from every source, to prepare themselves for intelligent participation in the just and peaceful world community which must be built out of the chaos of the war-scarred present. Young America must engage in a momentous task-qualify, not only for strengthening and advanc- ing the democratic pattern of our own way of life, but also to function constructively in their country's new role of leadership in the post war world. You are today where your thoughts have brought you, you will be tomorrow where your thoughts take you. You cannot escape the result of your thoughts, but you can endure and learn, can accept and be glad. You will realize the vision lnot the idle wishl of your heart, be it base or beautiful, or a mixture of both, for you will always gravitate towards that which you, secretly, most love. lnto your hands will be placed the exact result of your thoughts, you will receive that which you earn, no more, no less. What- ever your present environment may be, you will fall, remain or rise with your thoughts, your vision, your ideal. You will become as small as your controlling desire, as great as your dominant aspiration. To you, Lodi High School's Young America, may I offer the following, in the words of Robert Louis Stevenson's prayer: The day returns and brings us the petty round of irritating concerns and duties. Help us to play the man. Help us to perform them with laughter and kind faces. Let cheerfulness abound with industry. Give us to go blithely on our business all this day, bring us to our resting beds, weary, content and un- dishonored, and grant us in the end, the gift of sleep. I3 4-7 ZZ Principal PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE I TAKE this opportunity to express my sincere reluctance for leaving the Lodi High School on February l, l945. lt is not because I am leaving against my will. The decision which I have made is entirely mine. However, it is very difficult indeed to leave a profession with which I have been associated for the past eighteen years, especially when it has been so kind to me. to me. Among the factors wh.ch draw men and women into the teaching profession is the asso- ciation with the many boys and girls who make up the life stream of our educational institu- tions. The warmth, the loyalty, and the earnest respect which these young people give their teachers is the one great compensation for all their efforts. There are many things I can say to you in my farewell message. I can re-count many incidents, some containing a great deal of pathos, others wholesomely amusing. I can tell of the many friendships I have made among students in school and afterwards when they took their places in the outside world. But all this would only make my task of leaving you more difficult than it is now, and I assure you that a man's courage or his determination can be taxed only so far and then it will snap. Let it suffice to say that I shall never forget you and that you will always be in my heart as living symbols of. my rich and wholesome experience. I know my successor, whoever he may be, will have your faith, loyalty, and respect. These are an inherent part of your character. My heart is filled with gratitude for the respect and spirit you and all those who have gone before you have given me. God bless you all. I shall never forget you. I4 MARINUS C. GALANT! iResigneafFeb. i, 1945i fmmmiinq .feacfaw 1, , i AX f ANTHONY H. DELLA PENTA . ' 5.1 Principal PLY' 'L The student body extends their heartiest welcome to you our new Principal. We know you possess the capabilities of leading our school on- ward into new fields of endeavor. We sincerely wish that your stay with us will be most joyous and successful. Aff, PASQUALE MAGGESE Vice-Principal Discipline can be a trying task at times. We have seen you manage this problem with ease and friendli ness. We recognize the fair stan dards which you have always main tained. ANTHONY J. LALUMIA Supervisor of Guidance A sturdy foundation is necessary for success. lt has been an indefin- able comfort to have our exbert advice in our choice basic subj . For this we will eternally ateful if , f ROSA STASSI Supervisor of lnstruction Your expert guidance in the devel- oping of our future career merits our greatest respect and deepest admira- tion. The memory of your sincere in- t l gy! remain with us. wtf is . ,ASO LOUIS MARCH Director of Extra Curricular Activities School would be a dull place indeed without recreational activities and your leadership in such matters. It is through your tireless efforts that school life has been such a pleasure. .17 af DYLCGQXZMJ GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Director of Guidance ...... MR. A. J. LALUMlA Boys' College Adviser . . MR. C. PECORARO Girls' College Adviser . . . . MISS R. STASSI Placement and Follow-Up . . MRS. C. DEL GRECO H. R. Teachers' Adviser . . MR. J. SPEZlALE HOMEROOMS TWELFTH Mrs. Gifford Mr. Macaluso Miss Clausen Mrs. Karcher Mr. Gaciofano Mrs. Del Greco Miss Agnello Mr. Pecoraro Mr. Russo ELEVENTH Miss Smith Mrs. Leveen Mr. A. Lascari Miss Whyte Mrs. Belkin Miss Neubauer Mrs. Wekeman TENTH Mr. Lawson Mrs. Schildkraut Mr. Feldman l6 Mr. Tedesco Miss Narotsky Miss Timinski Mr, Aydamach Mrs. Hannigan Mr. Palmer NINTH Miss Sabella Miss Fabrizio Miss Peque Miss Jaquins Mrs. Ferko Miss Alessi Miss Lascari Miss Saluppo Miss Linn Miss Parisi Miss Dvorak QM, ,, . A. fn S CAPT. L. DE NOOYER CAPT. J. GABRIEL Wk Q cm! 1,5-. ' a wk? y . 0 In JOSEPH CODY tArmyJ X GEORGE DUGGAN lArmyJ PETER M. GALANTI PHILIP GROSS lArmyb HENRY KARCHER tArmyJ HE brilliant rays of the sun steal through the huge windows and play on the wooden desks as students struggle with algebra prob- lems, history questions, and Latin translations. Here not long ago the -teachers, pictured on this page, taught, reasoned and argued with boys and girls-under the lights of free edu- cation in a peaceful land. As they taught and practiced democracy in their classrooms, a war more horrible than any former war enveloped the earth threaten- ing to destroy the very principles these men had taught. ' Now these teachers and many like them are fighting to protect the country we all love. They are fighting to save our freedoms of speech, thoughts and expressions. They are fighting that they may re-turn to the schools of America and once again teach freely and without fear the students of tomorrow's world. Teachers of Lodi High Schoolfserving in the armed forces-we salute youl May a victo- rious end to this war bring you back to our classrooms where you may enlighten the minds of our younger brothers and sisters and fill their brimming cups with the universal knowl- edge, which will be so necessary, if this world is to live in sunshine and peace for all eternity. FRANK LA BARBA FRANK l- SALUPPO lArlmyJ lArmyl PAUL TRILLING tMarinel lSADORE A. SIEGEL lNavyl it at 1. MARIO SCIBETTA P. SCANDARIATO CASMIR . SATKOWSKI iArmyJ nfl -' '1 , jf 55 Sm rm .AW Me my . F , ,, Frank Gaciofano Dorothy Clausen, B.A. Daniel Conte, B.A. Del Greco, est, Home O Q - Q velyn Dvorak, B.A Lucy Fabrizio, B.A. 0 Jack Feldman, B.A. Lucy Ferko, B.S. 7 . .ala '01 D - 055 g . orothy R. Agnello, B.C.S. gh last . . 1 WW! 9 Jennie Alessi, B.S. n 'xp b a foo , lvy lcd ' L-9 5 Clifford Geyer, Industrial Arts Elizabeth Gifford, M.A. l Peter Aydamach, B.S., M.A. 1 l' Nettie Belkin, B.S. X ,V . l Edward Groman! B.S. Ruth Hannigan, B.A. I Evelyn Huber, B.C.S. lOn Leave Marie Jaquins, B. S. B.C.S. Economics Robley Bella Leveen , B.S. x I mend' Gertrude Le Vow, M.A. 4 ...MU W 5,1 me . fe , a l . Stanley Piela, B.S. in Education IJP E ith Salva, B.A. lOn Leavel .Ji - ff L XNA adys Seyerlein, B.A. lOn Leavel x fl' :YQ X IZ! ML ff' f ff if' aribara Linn, B.S. Angelo Macaluso, B,S. Helen Pollack, B.S. tOn Leavel Leonard Russo, B.A. Kathryn March, B.A. Louis March, B.A,, M.A. Anita Sabella, B.S, LUCQSTW 29' M Lilliar, Narotsky, M, A. 0 ' I i! t I I Jeanne Niwlgag r, B.S. X 7 x Y' Philip Niosi, B.S. Julian Opsahl, MAL' ,n Y, K Dorothy Smith, B.A. John Speziale, B.S., M.A. t v ,fl Marius Palmer, B.A. ,Q ,' .IZ v 1 . Parisi, B.A. ' . J .A ,l 4. ,f ,s. , V Edward Tedesco, Beatrice Timinski B.A. Carl Pecoraro, A.M., Ph.D, Felipa Peque, B.A. Evelyn Wekeman, Home Economics Henrietta Whyte, B.A., M.S. my ie Q' W it E f if 'lt' if We , .sf , L lj ,JCLN MM' . may Jean Lo Castro, B.A. Adele Schilclkraut, B.C.E. I fb' ff' Uefmmnel . Clara Bomluacc, Mnltlrefl Saluppo, Connie Du Orlo OFFICE STAFF Charles Camarata 1-15,4 CAFETERIA HELP JANITORS Aplrzabath De Franco, Tcssic Antrata, Antoinette Luctano, Clerk Marlo Della Pen a. Robert Pollsse, Mlchael Baldirxo, Joe Della Masta 'n:, J 5 Frank Ferrara, Julnus Antonucci, Frank C rnsni. , ' 'QQ ,a!',f, ' ff ' ' M' ' V 3 lf I ff V fp .I 1 jf , ff ',, jf S J! Y HF ,-! ' ' jl l Wa' F . . ,A y. A l ' 'ef W-' NURSE AND DOCTOR Ellzabcth Szllactta, Dr. Joseph McGulre, X081 cm me QZWW4 Fil QQQCZQ Za 497649 ,f I U V X Snatched through the air In whirlwinds up to heaven and fixed thereg Where the new constellation nightly rise, And add a lustre to the northern skies. -Ovid GZMQ4 I f f 9 s Lil-:.mg?g921f5:fz'g:w1,:kg' V V . H, X 5? - ,11, , LL., ,. ,. 5 I -J I E L 2 fs I lg xiii? me S Q, Aw A ww . ,3- , 3 1+ I V A? K Y 2 if . .fi A W, 1 , . ,y ,jfif M .V Q ,E:. . yi - 1 5534 ygggg . if 1 . , Y -ffikiff A ' ' 3? a rv ws, 1- -:f'514f Epifv -GN - - 1 ., M ,f 154 -Q N? E , , 97 K ,, is E . ,jk an W, .,A. V Q WY KF ,e 'ff -A,. f fi Q , ,fm-in ti NH: .X , X..A .A ssnluolnunmaawuw Q if Q ,g gg J.: 1 ' Q 4 il X , A E - 1 -A... 5 x gs 13. Q ' -sa l Y l HENRY AMES lNavy-l945l ,faii 'HY sg. -C' .V ' A-in .- . - - -- fi me ,Q nfs Q if .,2g'iQ S A tzuwifi sh 1 ,N 2 -f' 'STKE af.xiK ru 3 JE' s A-if , - 'Z ,i T55:'Qg 3 A ' ufyvyfl-V1 va Icy, M4 t DOMINICK MAZZOLA lMarinesAl944l TOM MARTORANO lNavyf l 9451 RICHARD ROSSWAAG lMarines-19451 Siam M Me 7fme4Z Same FEW years from now, when peace once - again reigns supreme on this earth, we shall look back in the pages of our yearbooks and wonder about our boys who left their studies to fight in the struggle to end all wars. Vxfe shall be thankful to them for their sacri- fices in a time of great peril, We shall still call them our boys, although they will be men matured on battlefields where the young and inexperienced grow old and experienced very quickly. We shall call them our boys, for they are our classmates, We shall remember them as high school lads, not as soldiers, sailors, or marines. We shall remember them as boys who cut classes, made honor rolls, fumbled passes, and scored touchdowns. We shall re- member them as boys who fell in and out of love every day, each time with a different girl. We shall remember them as everyday students --students as you and l. But in our hearts we shall think of therri as heros-heros ofa fighting class and a fight- ing high school. These boys-our boys--are the shining stars in the service flag of the Class of '45 We wish God's speed to all our boys whose courage nd devotion to duty are symbolized by th I ars in the flag we are so ro . by ,U l ,. 1 e ' omas' i fl ' , T s ALUD-ll , . ,wff 'f CHA ES KLEMSCH tl if fffv ' f y Jos RH E ly M' l Jos H J 3-If ' STEVE UR lMerchant Marine-19451 ANTHONY PAVELEC lNavy-l 9447 ALEXANDER PETTIGREW 'Merchant Marine-H9441 STEVE MOKRAY lNavy-P9445 W Q LEONARD SMITH lNavy'l944l Jean Anderson nAnd H hen ' f If we di s' ' Anto uccn Gilet-te 'fs le ard, at the he o t went. 'gsm F , l fly ,J 7 fkpipib' ter or ialt Edward Becker lf, y V uMortn Band Twlflerff Ambition is made of Y f stern stuff. U Hi-Y, Tennis J N3 All X He that hath ton yet never loud. Arnold Berta QUE, ,flrlj l MAJ! i'Y.l?f,,ZvlJ Jil 2Q7ff'Jf'15 QV! ll 'M J ff 4 MOST POPULAR . pf ' Robert Blegel Bob Better late than never. Dramatic Club Helen Bistritz To one as nice as she -success, with lots of fun and happiness. Magic Casegnents lsobel Blake X 'torial taff I ' - Golden arr w of s n Vocational Club Are spnme in er 1 ff 5 N X N, , , it l 'X xl -1 ' . Julia azowskl X Xl X '. 5 - I ' e la lover of X 1 V i Fla 'sl ' ' If 4 eachlng, N: X 1 HB ,, f , . Y 'nb u l 9 5 i i O fgrlghflawe X I xx 'l Dominick Branca o A iff ygfa O hefwn, lx - . t. I ,, , J v anonal Club ! X X r riatsoscilrf Dom nat re. Evelyn Bw' 'V Q Q Good company in .a Library AC uncil, Senior f Butch , N 'Silencer is he, greatest journey makes the'Way Cabinet, MBQIC Aj meffy Xas l-X r Nartmoi icon ersationf' to seem 'the shorter. Cf3SefT19f'lfS Y JS VHQ W' Mr' Charles Bua Jean chuck E I B fl' Le?noywg?Jh1eor1ci?u2gS: - HA ma 7 heart maketh fha' ve YU W5 m I Hi A ' a smilirVg 'CQuntenance.' ..Redf, Sidi P If Vocational clorsylqigigic The sight of you is it , .L ii i Cisemem Ed'fOf'a MQ, Qood for sore eyes. El' W -BUSIHSSSCEEK, MSW' Tri-Hi-Y, Cheerleader, fl' 9 'A Editor gefferson bgews, ' i I 'K agic asements usi- 1 ' jf ' f '- ness Staff, Choir, Minute x f f L ' Rx' Man Division. i an merrily away see her every H Qiimifw You M W i ff 0 A ' Q4 Roger Caparose BIinker l hate nobody-I am in clarity with the worId. Football NICEST .E ' cnc, Louis anonico mf- ,ipeteu ' fjv His time is forever, , everywhere his place. , 1' I ff if - . bf b O Q VF ' , .M . . . ' - yr! Willram Cangnalosl ffy .Cr f K 4' Chip . 1. 0 0 f His ability has won an D 4 C' J , our esteem, Maile camlnna He's an asset to any cr D Ucampn team. 6 K- ., ' ,, Student Council, Stud- 511. U- ' ! ' Ah! Ygainflqyor ent War Council, Foot- -I V evefy 9' ball, Bas ball -' . 'If 2' I .3 1 .. gf-Url, I 5 J 1 3. Xi ' i H - - Robert Cody EV ' K JVTQ Bob X' W proper man, as one xi , f I ee an aHsummer's N , ' 71 ,ff ay. 1 K Y D . . amel Chrystallne t . . JL heresa Chislock ,,Danny,, w'II'am . il Charrlifski Terry ,, . . Claus Sometimes I sit and . , , 'H give the Devil Diligence is the mother think, but most times EHSY 90'n9 '5 h'5 WBY' of good fortune. I just sit. .. Ski t ' Nl s due. Calandrillo K, , ,i ir' if .4 . l t x Yi 'A -I f -'L-Y ' x , ' l , I H 0 f . . l Col an f , ,- Joyg Costagf Qgharles De Blalter Marion De Brezenr H Is, ,,BloOdF,, ,,1-Unit, ,Q 4, b t .,Red,, Hsmokyu Gfigciwinsiqrzzlsl lrilge Sun- A good sport, lots off! 'rf'Airy ambitioh soaring Music is the thing of On the mar le of her '1 fun. ' -kbhieh, , , The world that I love Shoulders, L A N gktiel a piiot in the most. Bertha Dec Sfudeflf CO'-mlilli M5950 Y ll ' Senior Band, Senior Or- ,iBertu Casements Business S ff ramatic Club, iitirsfir V Li rf' chestra, Art Club. q Her quiet smile reveals her happy self. Kenneth De Franco a , Kenny . j Without a doubt hes j one good scout. 9' William De Looper Bm 'Twas fun about which his life revolved. Margaret Della Penta Marge Drama is the spice of life. Dramatic Club, Magic Casements Editorial Staff. Theresa De Rosa Trips Her mirth the world required, she bathed it in smiles of glee. Camera Club XF' 'YJ J .X , i-Ji W X, Richard Della Penta Del Della Torre 'Duke Life to him is one merry song. Football, Varsity Club Hi-Y. ,.' to Perseverence is his dish, l-le'II no doubt, fulfill his wish. Senior Cabinet, Minute Man Division, Basketball. 4 x h XII' Wx x ,F , ,J yi , ,, l it V 5 L x Q .i x Cornelia De Vries 'X Lucille D' ,,, , ,, Rini! Di lrandescA5 HL Cornie K 5 H I I l, g Q Her heart is warm with J: Z' Wei! r 'V ff he gglay lend she makes h lte 't w d the fr' s N ,' ' it ma i E Sari, X fawn and a b e t t e r friend ne, with Xarjfr fof ' Magic Skating Club they ll not be knowing. A l. K Business ,. 9'i ag, ZYQM' 14 6 James Dirarmondo Ros e Jeanne Dulansky Frank Dunrrr in Derry This lady's smile was Red In , . coy, we must'iconfes5. HT - , ,, H t I 1 1 o1.l is the true 'X Irene DII1Sl l1Ofe A , the'5 a?m?erChg?aCg?,'gmE Edgtorkal Staffbhof Ymr knight's pastime' -I I rr ' .Cl b. Blue EYES gr 7' F one 5 fortune' Dov spami! Magic Casemeyntsz - I Dramatic Club Studen' It . , BUSINESS STB f- Her blue eyes twinkle f I g f. ' V -- f ,ef 1 unto merriment. f-, ivy A Counml' H Y' i ' ' Dramatic Club, Cheer-Y leader, Tri-Hi-Y Choir. CUTEST SMILE Donald Eckel HECK, It is better to be nobly remembered, than nobly 'N . 1 , X , s I I. 1 C. Robert Edwards nBob1l way, or I will mak one. born. Engineering Club. V if ' f 0 fix.. I ,X June Fw , flg' mlm 'dull f 4' I I - Q world st l Mt uc e as ' . - V tho , Theresa Fontana Morris Federico , ,Yr Rec ,on,S,, H1-erryr, Q HMBVH ational Honor Soci- ,,, ty, Co-Editor-in-Chief Sing OW 5'fIQ On, l 'He saw a cloud and ot Magic Casemcnts, would be d IUf1k Wlflq followed it all day. President of Vocation- SOVWQA' Aviation Cl u. .I - A73 al Club' Library Council 'Either I will find a .J ,I ly . pf Olga Eickhorsf , 5' i Be as great in act, as ' f you have been in I thought. ya! Vocational Club, B - h ness gtaff,of Ma , I. - asements 'f J , . na . I ll, ' Vg 1 fb ,A I 4 .If .xi fi S X If lr ! -v ' 'V I J' . i ,V . . 1 't u r 5 I y, 2 , e . h, x I, ' 5 ff 'Q I 'J 4' , Agnes Frelczak ,,Aggie,, Marie Dolores Fratta Shorty Shall I compare thee to a summer's day, Thou are more lovely and more temperate. Skating Club ,- To what can I liken her smiling, How it leaps from her lips lo her eyelids. rf fs , if ' X I, , A r If 4 ' ', Claire Frey f?,'fUgr,is Garner it What sweet delight a ' Micky - quiet Iifc affords, l ' a Charity is d virtue of the heartf' S anish Mb I 5115513 V , L U42 USlI'hess staff of'ye r -J book, Xqocawionat' Clug, Aj 5 Sen or Caliinet. I ,J f A , fl-v ' . - A nf fj ' John Greco Greek Ah, sleep! lt is a gentle thing. Cheerleader, Dramatic Club. ' .' it. f Eleanke Gassert , NEW, v Music is well said to be the speech of as angels. Band, Orchestra, Dramatic Club. , . Celeste Gomes YV '- QM 5, f 1 Q. ff - x Shorty 'Tis naught if you are U, not so large, 'Tis all, il. the spryness and life. Marie GIBCCU Greco 'lPriceless and rare as an uncut diamond. 1 ' Vocational Club, Busi- 1 ,-,, J 4- ness and Editorial Staffs V of Yearbook. ff . l ' I l ' I .I 1 G fl' l l f A D , 1 D 4 ' , X i I . K 1 'v ,' I 1, X' i. I. Q.: i i we J - Allha Grega H V ' 'VA quiet conscience 1, ' , ma s one so , .1 all ' ' A rene. V. ' lv 3 Skating Club. - 1 f 5' Q 4 gi . x I Blanche Groeneveld l 5' 3 X A friendly heart - a . ,' .1 , 'I - ' 1 ,Z Yr M Warm S,'3Qgnal,f?,fPn'que Janet Groeneveld X j ' ' ii ' - fr I 1 ,U Blondie , ,W 1 J j J Heard melodies are g' sweet, but those un- . heard are sweeter. . f ii i s Malfirer Fdfuza if ' , ' - ri J IM X HBQMSII I I 5 X 'V V sw 3 J H A 4 XR iz J If Q A sweet smile nd a . . -, -' i ,iffy Q f f wapm heart complete a Vi X tx, kb My ,jf J' ' f . , X 1 ovely .face.,Jf, l ef ,Lillianf Gyqngyosi Eleanor Halak I if VX' V , i 1. N ,J Seni ACabinet, udght l l H ,W ' H H ' - -' . ...J ls f A Cormggl Tri..Hi- I Edt- 8 Lil V El yGustaveAfj'lampI Jplaard - lorlal and Busm 5 Sfeff s Hat personality spark- Her emerald eyes are Li5fdy llllx, . xy il , lof Yeqrbookf katlng : les' clftnrm sparkling and clear to Art A I lub' Mani' 0 lnler' 1- iadi tes. Ni reflect a likewise Men of few words are at 3' ' m a' ke all' lx' V i.,.'f...A F. .fs'...-. DefSOf'a fv- the DES' menf' BOOF?l.fTS,?..?E ' 3' , Q! . s xi Helen Hurtig J,4'Smokey, Josie Joy ri her lifevav' Music washes away ar OH' ec 1' f r main. D fromf the sfcgul tlhf dust , 1. I 'f ofgf Magic settfents si-jd O every ay Ie' , 1 ' e s aff, Spa ish , C151 . ff 1 '96 ely tall and m rl nute ' ion. ' fr, divinely fair.' j Xi ,f . 4 -fl' . , ' .f . 0,241 ' X 0129 f . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED IVA Adela .lanuszewski AdelCh The secret of is constancy purpose. l qi I Theresa Karlorsky v Terry Life is what you make it. 1 Council .J . f H ' ,. eri , Ie in our e ,- g s token ga surprise. ' , Vocation- fferson News. ,fy ,-1,3 ff- 4.4. u,.i.N- Wallace Kapuscinski' If fl Wally All the world loves a good sport. Bob Kalinowski Collins The greatest wealth is health. Yarsity Club W , i Y, Student Warl X, 3 r I' K A jf William Kinmond hx , f He's a man ev' I - ' inch of 'him.' f 6 Z T Thomas J. A. Kida Tommy Be silent and be safe. H n., -:Z A .1411 V n, me'-Pix from ' wh ,Helen E. Klees Eugene Kletcher N HTUHYH Stretch l She is gentle that HA fall, bighear :j b ' Happy ,am A doeth gentle deeds. care, I French club, Magic mf ev Casements. I em li ,X l X I ' Kooman l K, HKOOH Always happy, always laughing, vj i llvll I Ann Kooman Chip 4 S es' lways so pleas- N i ' nt and sweet. l X, WWW if l ,y 0 ff' r ff 'yxhat rgiis ' lies bei , fp 'men' it N -N s n News , gi Ttkx 'V vi txl XX ' X XX BN Walt Kopchinsky Lefty My thoughts and my conducts are my own. Basketball, Dramatic l Nl 'l tit W Q l Ya X X Xu X Q Xl ll X A girl 1 K th n Kowalshfi A little work, a little playa, ff! . Club. if . Bertha Kotlaba Bert ,fx Those waves and curls x delight them all. 3 t Vocational Club ' 1 lr l l vt x 'V x ' l . . ' I 1 v Q . Geralfinei Koziclp Q -5 ,,GFrry.1 Q MywfPy. Bt Ii-fe is ,hard ' X ral kill. ' M C bm' , Girls , iatwstsfm, N X Cabinet. - l u.s.N. Walter Krawiec Friday The whole world is mY oyster. 93V will Joseph Kuba Joe The strong silent man is among us. .yy W f AJ Dol-oil-yy Kuikgn' Henry Kurys Frank C. Kutcher Patricia Kurhan ,,Dome,. ,K ffHa,,kff Kumi ,J Pat if r , ,, H , A V HH nc-I d ew what- ,rAn a roundfgfgwd The 135+ word D A most pleasant Emily Kubif P I Ve, frhgf Saul Besignedgj, f VI ?eu?w.,, . ef Bandji' person. Melia I ' .l lf 'V 'V ,-,0 A , fy!! l f A Spangh CIub,T Magic I find time fogfwqrh P, Q, r f 'Q 41 5 ? 1 , F asemen 5- work and plea urs K, pt, ! 1' ,JA P df, ldv J i M . ff fl' lf ' ' ,f .4 ,re f .lla Al A lf ll ff I A A L f all of hyd, feffif J'- ' fl ff, W, J D L5 if f I gil F , f W , fl' ,J 5.1 A3 ,494 I 'Zi' lcv CLASS PALS Eleanor Lipinski. rl M 9 ,,JeZ,, co - l laughed, an danc , and talked arg sangg' Magiclfasements Busi- nes Staff Senior Cab- inet, Senior Play Cast, War Bond Leader. Q 47 fu A we-Ve Ruth Lilienthal Mg, SnoolfL,,f iff? Knowledge has shg Z! f in abi1nctar7ceQff.f.f ff Vocatiofmklf' Club, fEdi- . torial Staff of. ag,lc ' fs Ca5EmeM c-' X, XV,-J' J l 'A 'T gf 1, . A' If Beatrice Lapsley ,L ff' ' g ! ,f ,Beau IN' Av 1, 1 , Skating is an art in f ,jf Qi , ' w which she puts all herfld heart. K ,J ' la j Band, skaring Club, -f pi Dramatic club. Vasa-if fl ,, f tional Club, Magic 4 n r .J , C t . 'l James Lannuler asemen S 'D L, x ,, V ,, 1 f 5 Jim ,-V Silence is a great asset K J ' to mankind. 1 ,W 1 If- lvl V xl E R v L J 1' . ' .V ' ' , RK' K X N ll Q ' E, ' N r, R' Anne Marie Lo Proto X 4,4 'W' xl :, xx ,,Anne,, r- f ' -f 1 , 4, rx -J ,J l Rx She speaks, behaves R, X x I I , and acts just as she ' 1 it Al , ought. Y l l f l Magic Casements Edi- l 'D uf I , P torial Staff, Student J' Tl J Council. . Eugene Lon, Rlugeionbobargp Hgeneu . 'fylrrlxg rllelflawdr of , , , , 1, ags ationfy ln this tools aradlse l ' he drank denghrf' X Cluk 0 Vlr 'Cu V., ,fwfr 'I a l ff' pl:- Catherine Loughlin Xftn hony Lo Yasco Rose Lupo Lucille Macko J V, I Kay p XX Ant Ro She bears welcome in ' A Ji A lady of few cares Variety is the spice of A girl who is happy her eyelO2ZLeh,'?nd' her ff has no regrets. life the live-long day. ' A A X ' : Florence Mackowiak if al i V M, .ex UFIOU ,Y y ,X . A' .3 She's always ready ' ' 1 with a gracious A thought, X' . K ' Skating Club Q ,S ' -' X li Tx A, V -in ir- , . L ? j xi 61 y E X X r' H -- - ei it fe A n i. . I of H wx ik 'Nz Bernacline Maday Bernie I shall die if I cannot talk, Senior Cabinet, Skating Club, Sec. Vocational Club, Editorial Staff. X 'seems to be Baseball Team ini f N J MF ' ff I l l ' A 1' fi X l , 1' -I - 1 ' -, 'Fix ' U I fy Li I 'X J,-,L rr n Y rn V f .7 A f '. Rene Maire ' li'-V Frenchie I- .0 1 , ' Where the will is ff' ready, the feet are light, CLASS PALS Magans feat. Robert Maiberger ,iHam11 Ehl What Mischief he could spin. I 4, 4' ii , , . ,ll I I R 41 l lu nl Yugi if ' a Z I ll G' ' 1' . J 3 P Q . i l Al l M .LL ! fl if V4 ' ,, , ff' Joseph Male!-sky . . . rf 4 Afmfyl Marion Marcinows i l M , ucrashll Jul-l mottclj- when in YET . Manny ' i doubt smile. Advintigige Jgrfgslfwlthg A young' man that Magic Casements, Vocae ' blushes is better than tional Club, lfallan Aviation Club he who turns pale. Club. l .J I Marcelle Maudire DMary izjrfger .ff So sweet the bllush of Eve J A ' ,L Frank Marfinetjf f ' Not loud, bashfulness' !phe's.,-ismnfce'-u! Sleep on, and dream ,, 4 , ' . not tall, French Club 'Iome , MJ of eaven awhile Malyf i ' But combina- Syffeet, witwft n Tho' shut so close Hwhat Hvbly frimefr' tion all. ' soma! thy laughing eyes. 50 OQQFJTQ Magic Casements gtuclerlt o n ' agici TA!! ' ' Ion Club' N Vocational Club Ca , panfsh .fx L f El h n I K! , ,X -' bv ' ' X 1 I fx, i. , w KA in f 6 , ' Lx ,ff. s f l I I 'J' -' , g'. F or Yr lt' ,ni P, Q, f, 'x -Y1,f'- F, 0 jx K v JM' iyultibxjqi L-L,Lj-F11 Muriel Meyer irMurt1r What is the meaning of thy thoughts, O Maiden fair and young. Magic Casements, T Hi-Y, Vocational Club 0 x' '-QQ,-4 Dorothy Moore ,iDot,, The organ rolls its rniig-hty music to our souls. Band, Treas. S k a t i ri g Club, Magic Casements, Vocational Club, French Club. Thomas Montevago Chito This fellow has an adventurous soul. Dramatic Club, Editorial Staff. Richard Miller Dick , if A serious fellow, but A with a sense of humor. V . ' ' , l . 50519 T 0 .f 'f ' 1 1 . vi . 1 I I , ' X X! fl -yi, mn J I V lv 'Ii V ' 1 , x, . a 1 , , . ,I -1,' ' J Watlwkxk' Michael Negri a I ' H H 1 l A! J I Q Dutch , ' ' 1 H up 35, U SomEElmes l sit and I. Frances Muskivitch Florence Mycek But most times l sit. Helen Mycek iiFranu Student o r Cabinet NFB H Shes as sweet as For a light heart lt's later than you if ee, Magic Casements. they come. lives long. think .p .i' J Addie To live, to learn, to teach. Vice - Pres. Vocational Club, Magic Casements, Senior Cabinet, Tri-Hi-Y Dep. Chief of Minute Men Division, Recep- tionist. Margaret Oest Margie , She:-'s always vxea f with a graci S John Novelle James Studious iQ'N ck l , ' 1 He is a manly inde- He hi, alice towhf s I 1 pendent fellow. none. N I J i J j ' Grace Ocenasek l Gracie l J i u i The wind in a froIic, J 1 ,J X X. w Ae' , .X -I ' . V y U wirriiasr ,fi 1. Q 1 1' fl if, 'fw if 7' George Olsen Georgie His only fault is that he has no ault. Magiigase gwvChief JY -'fr vii a' 09 rho ht. Yr' u 'ff ,J R .M J ' Ky L - 5' Dan Olasin f . X A little quiet, perhaps vt' Pi! r too meek, I i N' - f But success he s sure to lj jf 1, 7 seek, i 1 X Baseball JI ll ! Berry Mae Olsen ,,Bet,. Graceful and dainty, clever and sweet Many a heart hath been laid at her feet I Li ary C1 ' val Honor 'if x , f i it . l it O . . I rgaref rslnl I 3 A Little Grunt X i In herd eygsumischiet ' Glu'-ia Panfalon we s. ' ffxQ is Azul lrrsh A sweet bonnie lassie rrcorkyrr S s gay and happy- Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, 'Spanish Club, ever fights. Cheerleader Casements r fly 1, ,H Sfella Pellegra Gloria Ann Persak She lakes to laugh and Alf0nS0 be merry' 'lt's nice to be natural oversp When you're naturall Sof mile human nice. es If K h Y Student Counqil Treasu of udent ef Spani5hiClu' , Council, cretauy of I' 4 1, f 1 .1 Igfamatic Magic go 1 ' - i fi., ' -asements, tional J ' i I ' - ' Cl J' I' ,I er lf, f y I P cr' l + we .ed 1-' ' , sq Q 1 , At so 19555 is 9' ' K wsu slf l M' W 6319 . H X, 011: I W 'Ji , 'Z Ernest Place Hearse Why all this toil and trouble? Student Coun il. I J Richard Pisano 4 l . Dick ,U ,J OST ATHLETIC Your songs have the ' , N ' power to quiet The restless pulse of care. Varsity Club X X , I Stella Piekarski ' 5, x ,W 6 . . XD are of 'i Albert Piazza tl Let nothing disturb N if the ,ty L ' 'f lW,y,i1jV MJ f l if k K l A I ,,f'-'C' div' f X 1 D ' P' 1 4 orls rice 7 X-f J ff f 3 'l , H H P' 0.1 X F f ll , Dot . ff ' ,J l t Quiet rank she likefh 'Cl GracefPreston b9Sf. ,. wg- 4 . . ,, 1 a 'ff Genevieve Poloniak Stephanie Potocki Blondie ' .. 'N Jean, Blonde A Stef YgI:Id mask and play 1' A happy heart, a friendship like thine Happier than the hap- ,W pleasing manner. is warm. piest king. N I 'Wg 1-f lv-ir 'P' wu- W You lf I M. if x 1 X Irene Remes 'll Renee' is a Bite: 'her virtues very 'lx never Be lg her faults a little K ,IX ,Rh X . Club- blind. W fri x ' A 1' . Z M A C C . , '- A C JW lf! ' , l aglc aj?-N393 ix A f good wit, sparlbiing 0- A Ji K . eyes. :gmqleasant ' Q., ' f ' . J K J,-J l if Hi-Y. f Phillip Rizzo Phil ln common sense, a merry fellow . . . Hi-Y, 'Senior Cabinet, ,f Aviation Clu'b. JJ PET i and Choir, Magic Casements. ll ' J I K ,J If . Alyee Rosswaag l Al ll ' f Jil fl ff The girl with the many W9 'V J A coiffures. Q Hair. that reflects a ,. 1 X V f -brilliant sunset. f' nj J X ' Q y C glub, Senior 1 a inet. X I VJ If v, -J! J . rf' V . X6 ' r I' ! V S I V V A tw f xl Y., WJ ll l Af lf' A , , y J ' r I Y ' 1 I ,QlJ .1 ml slx X 1 ' . 4' l' G U W! , I I ' - ' , i' , ' r K li rl' Bridgel' Mary Rulll cl! , K 7 ' I 1 n u ,i i I R Rx H A Mary d George Sabol 1 ' . Rose Marie Sauchellr g . , if e n1z:sf:n:.5:waf it ffiiwfaiefv l - at ed- Y fl A happy soul in every f 'Sonny A hint of mischief in 5' Il ' , wav- if is better to be brief he' eYeS- His l IS loud-H' V t' I Club Ie re lonQ- Drum Corps. than tedious. oca iona . Charles Serpone Helen Sheleg Donald 5,p Chnl S haw Much ado about Happiness ,fs m ,ish .1 . nothing. Cafeef-. P p and b ,I Hi-Y, Varsity Club. son May ne bring We K ,Lf ,J j you. - fi XJ ' 'l , f .1 V sistant ito fMag- ,ju If ft, ic ase ts, Treasur- flf ' fl' ,A ' I er of ri-Hi-Y, Na t 1 ,fl -- 'nal nor Socie , ' ' Q! ocationa Club, Treas- urer of enior Class, ff f . Receptionist, Minute .V ' f Men Division. N V 1 l I 1 u i -- . I . v -f - M .li ' !', ,l, Jixjf f r f 0, MA, U ,., af 4' WC If J' i P, Andrew Sivilich Jr Hon -V lf , W' . 35529910 if ti mix! C' Eleanor Skolan MEIN X Laugh and be merry ' h f I jjj, IS 65 3 F1 lI l loveqy moofnl' U . e- ' f Ba p 1 xi, J zj 111.1-if if! TJ! M! ' A Dorothy Sirvenl' A f--'Ll if 'f 7 ,kk Def VI fa Ja it f lf duty and pleasure clash Let duty go to smash, Magic Casemen Min- I uf ' V, of Peter Simmons ' Pete T M S ' I b. Wise to resolve and u e en' p nl U patient to perform. , . ' . X . I 1 J' F . 3 F' -' H ' C , I Delpha Squilanti S i . J ' ,,De,e,, A J ' X-, Ethe' Soriano AtrgLigGye woman is a 1 tx Em I A witty 'beauty is a , Helen' sondey. ' ' The world would not C T3 d a Dowenu :She speaketh not,Ayet Hbgihferesfing W V -'pal I pgnipr Cabinet, ,E-Pvrfs sis? John Stanish Miles tout muscles and a sinewy heart, -hardy frame, a hard- ier spirit. Football ,aff lyfwj W7 ' 1 5 Joe - 'Qlgan7f YJ:'BTah-eirn 1 ' t ' . 1 rtlfmi rem- None buth tile- tgrave Ab raithfal I friend is 'Thus t me live, ,uni 4 . J , or pfigrzrr w. ServeS G air. e er t an go . seen,,unknowp.' 144 Qfolr ' CBDT- FOOTDBH, Basket- VocationalClub, Skating 5 ' . 4' ' M ' ball Capt- Baseball Club French Club ef' . -4 s J ' - ' ' . -0 ,ZJanie ,MV Senior Class Vice-Pres., , ,Q ff, ff' Hi'Y TVB-35 V3 SliY g ' H506 ess does noqfifon. V J '11, Club Sec. M n I f s! b 'L 1 - 1' 'X greatness :ge ne Q 5 : - Q, X Q ' iX 'v ' 'K - ,QUAD s . . xnfx.. , I H J l ' J s 1 L3 I i' Catherine Sudek HKEYH Nothing ,is so useful as silence. Dolores Sudeck uDeeu A smile that glowed, celestial rosy red. Cheerleader, Choir. Dimples CHATTERBOX ii, Carmencifa Taba no ' said is soonest Cin ' mended.' Simplicity of character is no 'hindrance to sub- tlety of intellect. Jefferson News p S555 -.b b 'Q '57 Antonia Toscana Toni l . Ida Tarcin le ,, ho yn 'at ternal I . wb lub, Magic Eugene Thonack men inute Man H ' sion. A , Gene .4 Oh! What mischief he could spin. fl HI-Y Be gentle in -manner, but vigorous in deed. Dramatic Club rf' 1,4-,im-,-lf' Lee XJ' VI' , 'Chum E Hath tongue at will T 'll Love of ther music is LF YH 'V lt's1 ' b n t yet was never loud A urcl 0 in her cone I e quiet modest. the whe , ' a y' I Jinx An accomplished singer ,r on gracious- f.he'man nice. ' ff ' , f ' her goal. - 'H . no room for 'S l 9 aC'0U5' Magic Casements, Voca- when wie see a Vocatioxal gllug, B d, M QV! tional Club. 1 .H . ' 5 ' ' g V' Camerasnglib r U ' ' , il A M ,U-f qUA, l'1V. i tl x- A ' o I Wy x 3 I 'il xx . ' is-A Ajay. A fl, i ' l ' Uv l rrjil' I X,wLw,iiX ' , .ff JJ x l Nkw, lj kr 1- lf my X , f f fl J 1 Jr Robert Wells Hweliseyu Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Eva Vopasek ,iEve,, Silence sweerter is tl'-an ' speec . 1 ..-fi if I ' E ' Emma Van . . . X 'l 1' ' V vehhoven irgyni Vaughan V , li I, V, W I 27 ' . B ton ' 1 Stinky X ' li ' ' fu f A trav er from a if X The worl belon s to ' - If ' A the egergeticf' J dmtadtx land' fl ,ff I Spanish Club, choir j' ff ' '- smiynf Council, Girls l ,VM 4. 'I l - . B38 etba , Magic Case- ff 'iff l 'rfnentsj usiness Staff. ' ,J f ' T- .' I if NM' E ,ff I 5' QW -. fmt' . ' i 7, l lrgll C. hams , ' I ' Beans Roger Wenner Karen Wiarda Wilhelm: Though winds bleyv Uprofi, ,Glamour pusy, ,il-ynni, great- guns, still hed An honest man, a warm heart within. Vivacious, bright and gayy Tri - Hi - Y, Vocational Club, Library Council Senior Class Secretary. Good nature and good whistles and sing. sense must ever join Senior Cabinet Zimmy l Edwin Zabransky ,Edu Example d o e s the whole, whoever is fore- most still leads the ' rest. President Senior Class, President of Natio I Honor Society, Hi-Y, Magic Casements. Dorothy W . lkjfriede Wolkfl Julia uDotu 5- 'lf nEln Q VV, uijuler f'The secr o- c s ' happy heart' andx A' Neither t is const y - ' pleasin manhep nor too gl , a i ose. , Nor too dious, n r . . , , , ,N .N foo sad' Vocational Club, ram- M' Vo , Cl , ,ana CIub,Tri- ,sw-,f l 1 1 Cheerlea er, Voc ional dent Council retary. , - l f - c , c-no' . i A - Q N i if P ff I ' X ' t ' A X 1 i li , 4 1 - y 1 V X l f y ffl, 0 - i J l. Zaleski Bo per. I ,Y 'man of Suiet tem- Bull, Jr. I things come round him who will wait. CLASS Doris W 7 ll fl V I V ffl! Zealous ' innocent though free. ,. .. modest, N11 BEST DANCERS 40 BooKwoRM Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Vocational Club, Presi- dent Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Dramatic Club, Choir, Magic Case- ments, Vice President -National Thespian So- ciety, Receptionist. Most Popular Boy ............ ......... Most Popular Girl ...........,........................ .......... Boy with the Nicest Personality .............. .......... Girl with Nicest Personality... Pin-up Boy ............................................... Pin-up Girl ...........................i.............. Boy with the Cutest Smile ............. Girl with the Cutest Smile ............. Best Mixer-Boy .................,.......... Best Mixer-Girl ,......... ..,......,..,........ Boy Most Likely to Succeed .......... ...,,...... Girl Most Likely to Succeed... Best Dressed Boy ...........,.....,,.............. Best Dressed Girl .............. Class Pals-Girls .............. Class Pals-Boys .......... Class Dreamer--Boy Class Dreamer-Girl ........,. Wittiest Boy ........,.....,.......,. Wittiest Girl ................... Most Athletic Boy ........... Most Athletic Girl ..... Teacher's Pet-Boy ..........., Teacher's Pet-Girl ............ Tallest Boy Tallest Girl Chatterbox-Boy ............. Chatterbox--Girl ......,.,.... Night Owl-Boy ........... Night Owl-Girl .......... Class Couple ............,. Best Dancer-Boy ...,. Best Dancer-Girl .......... Bookworm--Boy ......... Bookworm-Girl .......... CAESAR .JUNE FLORY .JOE STAUDINGER ...........JUNE FLORY .BOB EDWARDS BETTY MAE OLSEN ANDREW CAESAR RUTH LILIENTHAL RICHARD DELLA TORRE ADELE PONTE ANDREW CAESAR ...........JUNE FLORY ...........DICK PISANO MARIE CAMPANA DOLORES SUDEK JULIA WYNALDA ...........RUDY SH U L BOB EDWARDS BOB BIEGEL ...........ELDA TARCINALE ...........VIRGlL WILLIAMS .ALYCE ROSSWAAG ...........JOE STAUDINGER .ADELE PONTE ...........ANDREW CAESAR ...........FLORENCE KRZESINSKI MILTON SCHEDIVY ...........KAREN WIARDA ...........VlRGlL WILLIAMS ADELE PONTE RICHARD DELLA TORRE EVELYN BRUSTLIN CARMENCITA TABANO ANDREW SIVILICH ...........CHARLES BUA ROB ERTA MAI N ENTI ...........ANDREW CAESAR ...........RENE VAN LENTEN J Hffkyv Q fp, Il X If I 'QI I P F -r. Xu P , r' K , I X I 4 I x I X Q I -I Wemeike A f 1, ff- ' I 'Im J r I . i 4' M ,L If , .1 Advisers MRS, SELKIN, MRS. LEVEEN MRS, WEKEMAN ' MR. A. LASCARI , P 1 5 ,II , . I vb. ' 1 X' I III KIM I 774 , ,Q ,, 1 j ' . I A , W. , I V I 7 If ,, 1, X P If da I N J Ad isers MRS, GIFFORD MISS NEUBAUER MISS SMITH MISS WHYTE X. N U. w '-.X .A 1 NIR X' I. U Q -fbi? 31 'Bal Aff ,..-M' A S If I W rw nv, I if Q is aff L I9 If af P il ,lk x ' ws! 4 9,22 4 qv lv I' 0 2 ,fl an 'ff M15 ,A , ' K II fx -sh If .XR ,Sf I 'np Z rf ' - f A VV Lft'i 7 J 0 Q tl' ' 4 I g .J J' fill JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Y, how time-like ice-melts in the mellow sunshine of the passing years. It seems that only yesterday that a bunch of scrawny kids entered, for the first time, the impressive halls of our Alma Mater. Yes, I mean the Class of I9-46. Three years have since gone by and now we, full fledged Juniors, are just one step away from being Seniors. Looking into the future, we find that only one more year remains in which to make new friends, continue studies and be a part of Lodi High School. It is hard to look back at all the happy occasions we have had and all the lost time that we cannot recapture. Espe- cially will we remember the Junior Social and Junior Prom, which were the high- lights of our Junior Year. Silhouetted against a lesser back- ground is the fact that these three years have made a change. You probably sense it in our older and more serene manner, but we, experienced by our thus far good- ly taste of high school, begin to feel a new growth of assurance. So it is that we feel quite capable of assuming the responsibility that will be enthroned in our future title of Senior. The Class of I946 looks to he future! f , . . V Junior Class Officers President-JAMES BUSICO Vice-President-PEGGY WILKINSON Secretary--ELEANOR PAPIO It Treasurer-HELEN HECKEL f' x , ,f w I Vt I . I Q,,.:S'f ,-A' ,f A ,XV I ll J I 5 I J -.1 liao!! f ,, I . , ': . , . , N . ,. ' ' I , 'I ' I1 . 'I , . 1, ' 1' , . , - , . ,w i in . r 4 I .- ......... .1 ' I . 'J , ' w' ,I 4 I ,- I I l' lf' 1 X 'fl lfljli 'lf j ll is I1 I I, . lf 1 -. if ' wi if Off' lfffl lflxpvf 'll ll llx If ' lf I f I4 lf A ' f W f ,iq ' f I r 4 l fly Ill! ll ,' , Junior Class Ca Adviser-MRS. N. Mildred Bednarz Etta Cirello Marie Cannici Louis Franco Jack Hascup Albert Hook Alice Kmetz Rose Marie La Proto 43 X . xi 'l T I ,iff ,pil binet BELKIN Joseph Maccarone Charles Menzer Charles Mund Joyce Scheele Helen Sergeant Eleanor Stack June Sylvester 'Plhyllis White S r if J We 'Um Xml' ,J r ! Pi li I J I 1, I . . 3,1-f LJ-1,1 , f ,fl it -SIVY ? Sophomore Class Officers President--DONALD CLAUSE Vice-President-ALBERT NASTA Secretary-MARGIE SPROVIERO A l Treasurer-SAL DE PERI ! , N' 1 l Sq -N L ,A me 5 09' 1 ll lil 1- -' -- -. V ' 4 j S tx-tiki ff! it +o g A y., 1 I W6 Sophomore Class Cabinet Adviser-MISS L. NAROTSKY Patricia Brady Jeanette Buchta Joyce Clostermann Edward Di Minno John Dollard Charlotte Hudzik Geraldine Kennedy Mary Koment Donald Latrenta Madeline Macaluso l Josephine Masherone Joseph Muscarella Eleanor Orlando Jeanne Pritchard Eleanor Reihl Joan Reyngoudt Ernest Szilagyi Barbara Vaughan Vivian Wagash Elinor Zounek M SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY HE Sophomore Class is proud to have outgrown the taunts of upper class- men. Perhaps we would like to be even more like the Juniors and Seniors but in time we will certainly outdo ,these other classes that have passed before us. What sheer joy the Sophomore Hop proved to be. Perhaps in a few years it will be only a delightful memory, con- fused in a maze ot other impressive events. Yet will our whole Sophomore year be merely a smudge on the page of time? That seems difficult to believe, especially when this year has awakened so many stirring interests and activities for us. lt can never die! ln fact the Class not I947 will always be able to look back vividly and clearly at its Sophomore Year as an impressive one indeed. '-Q ' ' if 'Qs' It N f K , . af 1 Wd n wr H X X 'lg Q. ,Q f A . 4' 44 , 'x zz ' ' mf givixxh f ,, if ,, QW U Q 3' 5 Y 52 S Q ' E21 Q 5 M 51 31 fQai fwH 5' gf E1 if if? 'Q-.F We 5. Y if 5' , 1 Ar-V rs . 5. 1: ,. , 53 an Q1 6, rv ng ff E ,gjifQKQGyfRE,lCI Y Q . 5 9 62 5' A f 'ffl' Q fv - 4 S 7 A ' f- ' b 9 E Q d g, if Il S 13' Q w ,V vw 1 enum? w 7, at 'S 7 'x ii T If Q , X ww ww cm, lmff'9x of .X , FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY OT long ago about five hundred frightened freshmen were snatched from their homes in Lodi, Little Ferry, Saddle River, East Paterson and Walling- ton to begin their careers in Lodi High School. The enormity of such a venture was bewildering. The size of the stu- dent body, the building-everything was strange and novel. But all complex systems have their way of smoothing to simple routine, like turbulent waters finding their way to calm flowing streams. Given a chance, in the form of the Freshman Social, we overcame shyness and actually danced. Oh happy day! This event will forever be the crown jewel in Freshman I s Officers l the treasure chest of the, Freshman Class. President-FRA A ERONE A ,i Vice-Pre ident , AL'LE -i DEN - 5 SGCTEQY-0gl.VlA i LANTI A ' N X, , TfeaStweyirRANK OVIERMJ N . fx X y X, X , z X XX K ., X A , N X X ' xi W 1 .3 l tl lj I XX 'ix , I J J' XX T I 97.1 4 Eugene Azzalina Gloria Carpino Cecilia De Marco Jean Fresco Fred Groh Edward Kohere Freshman Class Cabinet Adviser-MISS SABELLA Ernie Marcon Marco Moreno Eugene Rembish James Shaw Donald Steenland Georgiana Vozeh S3 Lygm -' 3 . . ,- 5 53 Jw Y I: If if iyky 1 L L U f if 2 J 3 I kv- Q f n. P ,' 'V 4:15 X , x ',, f j , . ' 5 .Q Q K 45 . 'un' ' , i, Q g W 4:9 f WW g. if-'Q'-W5 M I , , LAVBQQ DWF? -- qb' fag, wwe 5' 'Exam S ,w-.. E! i I Q I t '11 V' 1 4 sw id ri f a a Y if . f H .6 7 4, 'K M. I Y! A A 2 L 0 V is Q G Va ' visa X M I w 5' A Wh 6 Q nn, 5 , is . IX ,' W 0 Not many of the stars nor thickly set That ranged in line, mark her whole figure out But like a key that forces back the bolts Which kept the double door secured within, So shaped her stars you single traced aIong. -Aratus gmemend gig EDITORIAL STAFF Coeiiditorsz June Flory, George Olsen. Associate Editors: Doris Schenk, Edwin Zabransky Secretary to Editors: Florence Kreszinski Art and Layout: Helen Klees, Bill Reidel, Andrew Caesar Marie Grecco Katherine Kohring Anna Marie LoProto Irene Remes Elda Tarcinale Hazel Paulison Doris Zimmermann Virginia Vaughan Jean Butler Malcolm Lindsay Dorothy Moore Doris Garner Helen Bistritz Eleanor Widovic Beatrice Lapsley Evelyn Mclntosh Ruth Mattfeld Stella Piekarski Celeste Marrone Muriel Meyer Bernadine Maday Gladys Petito Cornelia DeVries BUSINESS STAFF Ethlynne Muller, Manager Geraldine Kozich Elda Tarcinale Delpha Squilanti Louise Lamker Mary Kooman, Typist Elaine Brown Adeline Niclaus Frank Dunn Kenneth Job Rosalie Diraimondo Eleanore Lipinski Marge Gunza Dorothy Moore Pat Kuthan Dorothy Sirvent Pauline Hrbek Donald Sikora Jeanne Dolansky MR, EDWARD GROMAN Business Adviser MAGIC CASEMENTS i-ugh Lights I-IEY, June, toss me the glue . . . 11 Have you seen the scissors, Doris? Sure haven't, George. Have you found my pencil yet? . . . Say, Ed, did you find those juniors? No, I gave them to Florence . . . Miss Agnelln, wilix you ll ll read this now? Just a minute, Andy . . . Now, Donald, l've gd? to have those pictures tomorrow. ln three weeks this book goes to press! . . . And it EDITORS MISS DOROTHY R. AGNELLO Editorial Adviser we .Sim Wm! it IIN 17 1 5 . 1 - - H - 'I 'li 11:7 - lr! I 'I . 21-Ilia, S 'rll iglg'-rzltfsl gg-5 ' ' v -qi i EDITORIAL STAFF Evelyn Brustlin ,,..,......,.........,,,.. Editor-in-Chief Ruth Halsted ,,,,,,,,.. .....,.., A ssociate Editor Josephine Kentis ,,,..,,.,,,,.A..,,..,, Exchange Editor Malcolm Lindsay ,,,,., . .,,,,,.,,........,,,, Sports Editor REPORTERS Evelyn Bishop, Lillian Gyongyosi, Frances Kellett, Eleanor Skolan, Alice Stagg, Louise Lanker. FEATURE WRITERS Etta Cirello, Fay Suamanelli, Carmencita Ta- bano, Dolores Sudeck, Phyllis White, Barbara Zavetsky, Alyce Rosswagg, Joe Szwaya, Richard Bankowsky, Mildred Ferrara, Antonia Toscano, Wiki? sit? Irene De Vito, Julia Wynalda. 7 VMS-I MISS D, SMlTH, Editorial Adviser sPoRTs wmrsns Ib -P .J A ,,,.f' Charles Baa, Mii55fiifMvi'aQi9i,-voeipha M ,,,. - ' ' sc! A - SqU anl , ,, , M,-If Qfof JEFFERSON News AA' ' ' V J . X P , i' -lf' ' UTl-l, will you check this story now? , . . Josephine, MV 4 J, run down to the Observer and get those mats, And fa' 'X t Z I t' ,XJ hurry--we need em . . . Evelyn, havent you written the IJ, ' I gossip column yet? . . . Malcolm, you've just got to finish fi W your sports story. We have to get this paper to the printer's l fl- Qfqffj fytodayf' . . . lt was always a mad scramble to get the paper f out, but just think of all the school morale and spirit it built. WY ff is-f' M. A, J. MACALUSO, Business Adviser ADVERTISING STAFF Circulation Manager ,,,,,,,,.,.... Marilyn Havecker Assistant Circulation Mgr .,,s. ,...,,,,.. J oan Zimmel Advertising Manager ,,,,,,A.,,,,...... Tom Martorano First Asst, Advertising Mgr .,..,,,,,, ,,.Marie Bloor Second Asst. Advertising Mgr..,...Elaine Miskuff Third Asst. Advertising Mgr. .... Lucille Di Merino STAFF Iris Dirclcs, Evelyn Snizek, Minnie Oliver, Jennie Botta, Jacqueline Li Gregni, Vivian Giardina. Miss D. Smith ,,,,...,.,,,,.,,,.,....,,, Editorial Adviser Mr. A. J. Macaluson. ,,.,,,........, Business Adviser Sl STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. L. March, Adviser Andrew Caesar, President Donald Sikora, Vice-President Helen Yacknik, Secretary Gladys Petito, Treasurer JUNIOR RED CROSS COMMITTEE Donald Sikora, Chairman Mr, L, March, Adviser Members of the Junior Red Cross represent l.,H,S, at Chapter meetings, conduct drives in school, and makc- equipment for needy organizations, X it We 74736 Zfre Q70-LD an it it EETING will please come to order. That's our President Andy Caesar, and here we are already to discuss the trials, tribulations, and complaints of the students of the L, WAR COUNCIL ' Mr. L. March, Adviser George Olsen, Deputy Chief of staff Adeline Niclaus, Minute Man William Cangialosi, Scrap Salvage Kenneth Job,, Victory Post War 52 H. S. We are the middle-men-the link between the students, and the teachers. lt's our job to keep things running smooth- ly, All extra activities of the school fall within our scope. Admission to this organization is the greatest honor that can come to a 'high school student, for it stands for excellence of achievement not on1y in one line, but in every line of endeavor. Scholarship alone will not admit a student to the National Honor Society. To scholarship must be added service, to service, leadership and to leadership, character. These students who have attained this high standard, and who have been chosen by faculty vote to be- come members of the N. H. S., are there- fore greatly to be congratulated upon the excellence of their record while in high school. To date the total member- ship since l936 is 245. SENIORS SENIORS cinaucred 1945i - dUC'9d 'QM' Bistritz, Helen Marrone, Celeste ?Sr'1g5l,Tyme'mann gt1vL:,25?:ZrSS2iky Butler, Jean Moore, Dorothy Betty Olsen Malcom, Lindsay Dunn, Frank Muller, Ethlynne , D055 Schenk Reme Van Lenten Eickhorst, Olga Niclaus, Adeline QFFICERS Fontana, Theresa Olsen, George , , ' Grecco, Marie Persak, Gloria Premdentf Edwm Za a 'SkY Halak, Eleanor Sikora, Donald Vlce Pfesldenfr BeffY M36 Olien JOD, Kenneth Staudinger, Joseph Secretary and Treasurer, Andrew Caesar JUNIORS Kohring, Katherine Stellingwerf, Frances Adviser, Miss L. Saluppo H d T d 1949 Kotlaba, Bertha Vaughan, Virginia n uc e ' Krzesinski, Florence Wiarda, Karen Creighton, Allene Pass, EvelYY1 Lriiemhai, Ruth widevic, Eleanor Diorio, Evelyn , Shaeenr Irene Yacifmgkl Helen Lo Proto, Rose Marie Szwaia, Joseph Mmm Janm W if lliyw BETTY MAE OLSEN, President RAYMOND OPT'HOF, Vice-President BART PLESCIA, Secretary l my Q Smeg M Zha74m Y. Choir THE choir, under the direction of Mr. Lawson, who has replaced Mrs. Helen Pollack, former director now on leave, has provided many interesting musical selections at our assembly programs. Crucifixion by Stainer was presented during Easter season. ,4 f 1 They also participated in the Spring concert. wma Me Ewa! pfwyecf 04 TLQ C V01 1 'E -f' I ,, I f 4, ' Band MR. J, oPsAi-ii., oirecfoi UNDER the direction of Mr. Opsahl the band has increased tremen- dously and is still growing. There are in the Senior Band and Jr Band. new instruments and uni- been purchased. 1 section was instruct- Sam Rowland, has taken part in activ- of which were: assembly football games, Reception Luncheon of the Blue Network and Lodi Rotary Club, Coast Guard Assembly, and the Annual Spring Concert. 54 J J 4. ORCHESTRA Director-Mr. J. Opsahl THIS year the orchestra's registration reached its peak of 72 members, 30 of which belong to the Senior Orchestra and 42 to the Junior Orchestra. The orchestra played at the Dramatic and Senior plays. They also took part in several assembly programs, one of which was the George Gershwin Assembly. One of the orchestra's most outstanding activities of the year was the Annual Spring Concert. Mr. Opsahl feels that the promising Junior Orchestra will prove to be a great success. O ' 1 , . TRI-HI-Y '- w .', ' , 'I PURE thoughts, Pure words, Pure actions, 1 ., I. , f , l ul' V, ' Miss JEANNE NEUBAUER, Adviser I -', moms ZIMMERMANN, President l , ,1 art-ILYNNE MULLER, vacefpresidem ,lf IRENE DINSMORE, Secretary 1 L' DORIS SCHENK, Treasurer f , I ELEANOR STACK, Chaplain Xxx' , I , I an ,,, I X The purposes of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and establi Scl'1o6I, ji fl home, and community high standards of Christian character. ' , Activities of the year included: a Sadie Hawkin's Day Dance, basket ll gme wit 'V the women faculty, and made cancer bandages. X If X wikikilr ik it I- f' 1 I r HI-Y ,MR. Niosi, Adviser MALCOLM LINDSAY President RICHARD DELLA TORRE Vice-President MATTHEW RILEY Secretary JOE STAUD I-NGER Treasurer STEVE UR Chanlain HE aim of this club is to create, maintain, and establish high standards 0 Christian Characters. A successful dance was held in November. They are entered in the 1945 Bergen County Basketball Tournament. MISS GERTRUDE LE VOW Adviser BETTY MAE OLSEN President DORIS KAUFMANN Vice President KAREN W l ARDA Secretary EVELYN DIORIO Treasurer LIBRARY COUNCIL cil member for assistance at any time. f tea, and a trip to New York. at at is arf xy tm VOCATIONAL CLUB EM RSHIP to the club is open to Junior and Senior girls who are active members of their class. The purpose of the club is to aid the girls in learning about different voca-tions. The club held after school dances for the purpose of teaching students how to dance. A Valentine's Day Dance was also held. Monthly luncheons were held with outside speakers. Other activities included a trip to a college and- a hospital. ff 'WI J I . ,I 1 NYONE who enters the library can always enjoy a very quiet and pleasant atmosphere. Students can always depend upon a coun The outside school activities included an outdoor-barbeque a it MISS ROSA STASSI Adviser JUNE FLORY President ADELINE NICLAUS Vice-'President BERNADINE MADAY Secretary MARIE GRECCO Treasurer 57 I ENTRE NOUS Miss L. N'AROTSKXfQ sponsor THE French Club airwis to promote a better un tandfng of France, its language and culture. Among the 'activities of the past year was a trip. to New York where members-.enjoyed a French play and visited a French restaurant. . S I xg' fl Q LATIN CLUB Adviser, MISS D, CLAUSEN WALTER BORDEN, ANDREW FEDERICO Consuls MARGARET SPROVI ERO, Scribe EL I NOR ZONUECK, Quaestor Aediles GEORGE VRABLIK, EUGENE KUPCHIK, FRANK MACHERONE, CHARLES BEERMAN THE aim of the Latin Club is to make the language and culture of the Romans live again tor our members. Our programs consist ot games, cele- brations of holidays and discussions of customs of the Romans, One of the outstanding events this year was a theater party to see the motion picture The Sign of the Cross. ITALIAN CLUB Miss Ross PARIS: Adviser AARY ANNE SIGNORELLO JOSEPHINE MACHERONE President Secretary DOLORES PAPAROZZI VIVIAN GIARDINO Vice-President Treasurer THE aim ofthe Italian Club lCireolo ltalianol is to help its members to increase their knowledge and un- derstanding of Italian culture and language. During the year, Italian songs are sung and Italian art and composers discussed. The outstanding activity of the club is a trip to the Metropolitan to wit- ness an Italian opera. SPANISH CLUB MISS F. PEQUE, Adviser EVELYN PASS, President CHARLES MUND, Vice-President IDA PALUMBO, Secretary EUGENE KUPCHIK, Treasurer THE Spanish Club meets twice a month when they enjoy records, playlets and talks ot Spanish. The main activity is sponsoring Pan American Day, April I4. The members recently attended a Spanish movie in New York and then dined at a Spanish restaurant. CIVIC WELFARE CLUB MRS, WEKEMAN, Adviser THIS group aims to do things for others. They have made many children at nurseries happy with toys and bean bags. They also knitted sweaters for refugees. When in need of help this club is to be had. 5.9 luifi Fw I4 i . in ,,...... had Q 1 ART CLUB MISS ALESSI, Adviser ROSE MARIE RIEDEL, President FRANK MACHERONE, Vice-President MILDRED MAZZOLA, Secretary LUCILLE AHRENS, Treasurer THE Art Club dedicates itself to the advance- ment of a fuller appreciation and under- standing ot art. This group has helped make many ot our school activities attractive with their endless talents. They enjoyed a day at the Metropolitan Museum. ENGINEERING CLUB PETER AYDAMACH, Adviser THE aim of the Engineering Club is to promote a better understanding of the engineering problems. This will be carried out by taking field trips to various drafting and engineering firms, and by the showing of illustrious slides and films. CAMERA CLUB MISS H. WHYTE, Adviser MICHAEL MELISI, President STEVE GALLO, Vice-President CARMELLA MAZZOLA, Secretary-Treasurer THE purpose of the Camera Club is to develop prints and also make enlargements. Dur- ing the year a contest will be held within the club, All the prints will be taken and processed by the members. .4 AVIATION CLUB MISS LINN, Adviser JOE MALETSKY, President PHILLIP RIZZO, Vice-President RICHARD PRIBULA, Secretary THE Aviation Club is organized for the purpose of furthering knowledge in aviation and build- ing model planes. Miss E. ovoRAK, Adviser JOSEPH swAJA, President THEMATICS CLUB GEORGE vRAuLiK, vifeapresidem VIVIAN WAGASH, Secretary IRENE WILK, Historian i155 MEMBERSHIP is opened to all interested in Mathema- tics, The aim of the club is to appreciate the value of mathematics in education and recreation. During club meetings mathematical puzzles were solved, the Babylonian system of Multiplication learned, a talk on C, A. P. given, and strip films pertaining to Mathematics shown. During the Christmas holidays members went on a trip to the Planetarium to learn about the Christmas Star. if ,gg it e ,r A .1 avi.,-' 1, f-16 4. -,,f, e 'SfliM',Lr5g,ci.uB,, ., .L ,,. I Mr. Tedesco, Adviser Frank Farina, President Stella Piekarski, Vice-Presider Beatrice Lapsley, Secretary Dorothy Moore, Treasurer pr THE members of the skating c b are energetic students who en' skatin They attend roller skati p ' Paterson and Passaic Arenas. Ice ska ' is e a various ponds and also t the lc la N w York. he cl oncl s its activities ith a trip to u ark Skat Arena. lfwt' . BOWLING CLUB Miss Neubauer, Adviser Albert Piazza, President Frank Farina, Vice-President Mildred Ferrara, Secretary THE Bowling Club has proven to be very active this year. The club consists of twenty members, both girls and boys. They bowled every Wednes- day at the Paramount Recreation Center in Little Ferry. Several of the members entered bowling tour- naments with other clubs. VARSITY CLUB Coach Stanley Piela, Adviser Richard Della Torre, President Richard Pisano, Vice-President Charles Serpone, Secretary Joseph Staudinger, Treasurer THE members of the Varsity Club are the lettermen of sports. They excell in football, basketball, or base- ball. The varsity aims to promote a better understanding of sports. Their outside activities have included attending baseball games and sponsoring a very successful dance on April l3. As a gift to the Senior members of the club, they have purchased sport jewelry for whatever sport the Sen- ior letterman is outstanding in. RECEPTIONISTS Doris Zimmermann Joan Zimmel Reine Van Lenten Doris Rubenstein June Flory Doris Schenk Adeline Niclaus IF you ever wish to observe a pleasant greeting, you have only to watch our receptionists in per- formance of their duties. 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CECILIA. ....... ....,, , 48 ,,,..,, ....,., L EONIA ,,,,,,,,,,,.......,,,,, .,...,. 40 ,.....,. ,w,..., H ARRISON .,,,,,,,,,,,..,..... .,,.,,, 53 .,.AA,, ,. .... ..FORT LEE .,,.,,,,,, ,,,,.,.,.,,.,..... , 38 ,,... .........,,,.,.,, E AST RUTHERFORD ,........A..,., Coach, STANLEY P I ELA Assistant Coach, FRANK GACIOFANO X -ax Q T X lx N WALTER KOPCHINSKY JOSEPH STAUDINGER AL JANOSZ .gi ui i , E MISS HUBER and MIS F ZIO, Advis rs CHEERIQ!2 s I 3 THE cheerleade :Qi gro of peppy and app I-go- ky stu- dents who l igshe tude t bo in cheering the tba , et a l an baseball tea o vlcto They a ol y an ' t s id the footb I gam . he mx ey is to be usedkf uniforms. , X WRESTLING MR, P. TEDESCO, Adviser THIS year's call for Varsity wrestling was answered by more than forty enthusiastic boys. Julius Lanciato, former veteran, was elected captain of the team. Despite the lack of wrestling facili- ties, our schoolboy grapplers have given a good account of themselves, just as they have always done since the sport was organized in l938 in our school. This season's wrestling meets were against Teaneck, Thomas Jefferson High School of Elizabeth, Roselle Park, and Suffern. GIRLS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Advisers MRS. ELIZABETH GIFFORD MISS JEANNE NEUBAUER WHETHER it -be the varsity team or the girls basketeers, the ball is on the go no matter who throws it. Besides glamour, unity, spirit, and ac- tion are portrayed. lt's a challenge to the end with the girls always doing their best. The Junior-Sophomore combination was the winner this year. N Twinkle, twinkle little Star How I wonder what you are Up above the world so high Like a diamond in the sky. SW Gow THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS DEAD OF THE NlGHT Director ....,,,..,..,.. ....,..... M rs, 'Ruth Hannigan Music Director ....A,.. ............. M r. Julian E. Opsahl Make-up Director .,.......... Miss Beatrice Timminski CAST Alice Gardner, a young writer Emma Van Velthoven Jasmine, her colored maid ,,....,. ,,,,,...,.,,,, L illian Usai Pocahontas ,....., . ....,. Hazel Paulison Hitler ,..,...,,................. Andrew Caesar Assorted Mussolini ,,........................ Frank Dunn Nuts Queen Elizabeth ,......,...... Ann Coleman Rockefeller ,,,... Lawrence Van DerVliet Dr. Edward Lawson, a psychiatrist ........ Charles Bua Mrs. Egg, the housekeeper ...,........ Eleanor Lipinski Glenn, who thinks he isn't crazy ........ George Olsen Steve Holbrook, owns Holbrook Manor Kenneth Job Roberta Best, Glenn's fiancee ,........... Gloria Persak Drop that gun, Lawson! She is guilty! The torture will commence 68 .Qmiheg T'hey're all mine. The whole world is mine. Stop it, you're hurting me. You shuta your mouth. Why Steve, what are you doing here? HAT'S going on here? ls this a senior play or a nut house? As a matter of fact it is a combina- tion of both. It all started when Alice Garden- er, a young radio writer, accompan- ied by her funny maid Jasmine goes to Holbrook Manor, a deserted old mansion owned by her fiance, Steve Holbrook, in order to complete a radio script. Instead of peace and quiet, they are met by a group of assorted nuts under the care ot Dr. Lawson and his sinister house- keeper, Mrs. Egg. Also present in the house is Glenn, a young man who claims to be crazy, but proves to be quite sane as he turns out to be an F.B.l. man who, with the aid of his assistant, Roberta Best, ex- poses a nefarious spy ring consisting of Lawson, Mrs, Egg, and Steve Hol- brook. Alice decides that she likes Glenn much better than Holbrook and Jasmine finds there is no place like home. 431. N- lt's love, love love! The Three Caballeros. He just doesn't believe in studying. Don't fence me in. Just the type. lGet it?l Oh, what a nice clubhouse! Sweet revenge! What's so interesting? Cannibal. ls that goal or good? Mammy's little babies. 70 Perfect Balance. Oh, Frankie. Freedom! What expression! Two heads are better than one. Let's play leap frog. Well defended. Lucky boy. What's this? Guess who? Daniel Boone. Semen Gwi- W af. nn IM .4 ' Aj it Tougih game, wasn't it? Hot dogs. And the band played on. Tense moment, Tu-gs of war. Family portrait. Just a perfect friendsihip??? Let's go skating. Time out. Tarzan? Let's get shipwrecked!! Come up and see me some time. rx! I the window. Beware the dog!! Wanted: One Soapbox! Where are the horses? Oh, for a shower!! Sculptor at work. Believe me, there is a man shortage Oh, Sihush!! What specimens! A little on the lonely side? Cuddle up a little closer. All this and garters, too! Sim HE most awaited social event of the season-The Senior Ball. Glimmering top hats, gloves, and sparkling canes adorned the wallsg on the floor couples swayed against a background of twinkling sky- scrapers and multicolored notes. The melodious strains of Frank Vivino and his Or- chestra served to enrich th evening and to provide a p SX ant atmosphere. , W Emi uy 470 W MMV ,,,.1.1u-Q-4,q,,,.-... mv, , K . ,.L.L.M..,.' bi 1, . 4 , 1 . , , , , - ,, sts , i ' Who do you thmk they are ? f ix I lei X .av U , Je gil 1 s 5 X , is Q ca gy,-Q : , ' .' A Y wwf - Q 1 S X I ' A 4 H A A ' . 1 fififvfffs-4 ef f'T5'X'f 'Q' ., K M, -Y f- Nha .-4 M, f 9 .-qt. uw- , gmyfl 919 2 rw 12 , A !Vf ig' A-f 1' ,Z h , ? ijki wx 6 aw 5. V- , ,fit .,a-VW I, 1 57' af v 1,..'- 2 5 ' Key on Page Q. h Q ..51:j'f.x .A .Q h if Ig, -. ,,m.? ',,.5,,1 -w.k:z'gx W Q ,ll f ww-gf ' 4 v 1 I ,J , , ,Q I s 1, 5 I W, . , f L.. 2 5 I . K I -. 18 ' 1 Wir X Q it f U 4 -. 4 A ,xv i' if 1 N I, A Q 4 , 'Q ! S . sb H2 As, ' m. I I A :X ', 3 1 JJ f. v U , K urn. MJ' Nl. w 93' ,A 4' 15 'K . wx n n X 'az 'WE t .v AY ,2 ,M 5 1' 2 - ,W ,Q -ff. . 51 K '1f3x':3.fl'm,'xf-'Q' 1 'Qt L' A-'H' vi, J f fr 'M 'E f . x ' H xlgm 4 1 I ev- . 1 fi fm 7 'x 1 mu Maggy? L X 4? eras 3 W Q 1 :, 4 . za' 1. Q... , x ?, ,, mix W M 4. ,swf 'M ap y Key on Page UMM fm? Sane Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And never brought to mind?,' Of what value is the meaning of these words, if we do not keep up our acquaintance with each other? It is the purpose of the Class of '45 Reunion Committee to plan the reunion activities of the Class of '45 after it has left Lodi High School. In future years it will be good for us to relax for an evening, and reminisce about the days gone by when we were in our carefree teens. Perhaps at that time we will be weighed down with matters of great importance and if many years have passed, there may be a silver thread among the dark tresses on many a head, eyes may have lost their sparkle, steps may be lagging, but hearts will be young and gay again when we talk of the happy days we spent at Lodi High, The Class of '45 Reunion Committee has set down plans for our first reunion which will probably be held in the spring of '46, This, we hope, will be the first of many successful reunions of the Class of '45. All members will be informed by mail as to the date and other particulars concerning the reunion. Every member of the class is requested to inform one of his town representatives of any change of address for it is the aim of the committee to keep in contact with all members and to get their opinions or suggestions of any activities which could be participated in. The committee can also act as an address bureau. Here's looking toward the success of our reunion plannings. OFFICERS ELEANORE LIPINSKY ..... . . President GLORIA PERSAK . . . Vice-President DORIS GARNER . . . . Secretary PAULINE HRBEK . . . .Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES LITTLE FERRY-Grace Ocenasek EAST PATERSON-Bernadine Maday Pauline Hrbek Elda Tarcinale SADDLE RlVERqMuriel Meyer WALLINGTON-Eleanore Lipinski Doris Garner Gloria Persak LODI-Florence Mackowiak Janet Groenveld 76 glam of '45 Qenmcm FTER spending four years at Lodi High together, becoming better ac- quainted as each day rolled by, it seems that we seniors should sorne- how try to preserve the friendships we have gained. When we leave we'll acquire new friends, but our school memories will spring up when least ex- pected to remind us of those friends we knew at school. A smiling face may 'bring back memories of someone who sat next to us in English or perhaps a ne in P. A. D. or Math. Our thoughts will return to our school days, and we'll wish we could relive them. We'll start thinking of all the old classmates, some we knew for four years, and then after graduation we never seemed to have gotten around to that little get- witty joke will recall to us someo together we promised each other we'd have. a shame that our high school friendships should drop in such lt seems a manner, but from previous senior class experiences at Lodi High, we find it to be true. We hope that the destiny of the Senior Class of '45's reunion hopes will be different. For this reason the Class of '45 Reunion Committee has been formed. EDWIN ZABRANSKY, Senior President. . Qeomicm It does one good to reunite With past and present friends, Most of whom you treasure still Following school day trends. Each of our hearts c-ontain so many Wondering thoughts of future years, When again there'll be a reunion, And at that time perhaps some tears. The thrill of seing men and women Whom we knew as girls and boys, Brings to our minds some memories Recalling all our cherished joys ln all our lives, there comes a time When life seems to cease progressing, A time to live in memories, Our fondest dreams caressing. EMMA VAN VELTHOVEN X ' is 'V ' ' fl it V, it r 53, J, X L, ,K T ai. 4 We alfcmcw cm, Men, forward to the fray, charged with a fury, Burning and enduring, Like the brilliant blaze of star Through murkey mist Forward with a fury and a tender lonely, yearning, Like at star through the solitude of peace. Men, onward till the end, dropping in a glory Revered and treasured, Like the luminous lustre of a star in final fall Onward unto glory, till at youthful soul is soaring, Like a star in the silence of the sky. The bloody battle deadens, and then the Hallowed heavens Sparkle with glimmering angel's tears But of these youth, those who stand the scarlet sea They will live to breathe an air that's vibrant, tree, An air vibrant, free, and blessed with precious liberty. Andrew Caesar Um 5 ' Siam Carmine Licursi, '44 Guido Boggio, '42 Joseph Bachiara, '41 Wallace Wilson, '40 Louis Vespaziani, '40 Anne Tabano, '43 Claire Macko, '43 Fred Hastings, '39 Joe Arena, '43 Walt Niclaus, '43 Steven J. Caesar, '41 Connie Muskivitch, '43 Mic1haeISabella, '41 Frank Tywoniak, '42 Daniel F, Borys, '39 Louis Bianco, '44 Anthony Perrelli, '44 Dominick Mazzola, '44 Walter Fedick Dominick Brinclisi '37 Henry Jaeger, '44 Grover Ocenasek, '41 Joe Torsillo '43 Rocco Bruno, '43 Jerome Becker, '42 Sam Composto Harry Kohring, '42 Ed Nepil, '44 Joseph Macaluso, '37 Harold Hagens, '42 Joseip-h Tackacs, '41 Fred Zimmerman Henry Pokrowski Joe Trocola Anthony Macaluso, '43 Henry Pasuit, '39 Anthony Lascari, '44 John P. Kopchak Harold Kingsley, Jr., '43 Roy Stellingwert '44 Vincent Hillman, '43 Leonard Place, '42 Frank Zabransky, '41 Francis Donfield, '44 Douglas G. Emr, '42 Anthony L. Galleo John De Block, '43 Andrew Przybyla, '43 Steve Plucinsky Richard Laskowich, '44 Ben Applo, '43 Harold G. Brunacki, '43 Robert Roosen, '44 A nil 6. QQ wi- we in 5.3 2 ? yi , .J - N . ,Qzsfmq sh R ' Lx AL 45.1-4f ,I I 4 m ' 3f2,c4M MW 'M m A ' f , 1 ,W 1 W-MW., , A AKVA Wi. my M. 'V 5 E yg All MQ' 1f2fffw+4. 1 w , kY, W M M, W r ' I ' 31. ' f- N 'vi Y ,g ,- A Vg ' , A L ,mn M H M k ,- - ' . 'f 1 .,.,, T' t' Lg A , ' 1 P+' '7f 'Q - L f ,s-Tfhs. I ' ' 232' Aff 14151 Aa. 'ff v4..:,.. .H 4 A - , v , ' xx , K 4 N41-J Q ' ,fi , ' 1 M fm M A Ja.f.Lg Y M ' 'fr ., , m ' -.M ' i'4f5f ' M' W fm-fu, fib- 4 V my +1 Mk, M M-'-5 ' -,ZWMN WW' V A-M, 1:4 3,17 fgkga-if in x lg? fu, A 7 ff N aiiiy Z am 3 Je , VM! LT: ii -Mg. wfku ,L H5 Aft , he if Q H' , fff1M'2':5af - f lg 1. f. wb ' lf. Mirvhig W g gf 1 , A-N W !4g.?'fA Amyiw --.A-7: 3 M-,,,,,,,,, ' 4 V 1 Q A ....... My ,iff 'M' M- k V lv ' 0' 'wiv 1 fi 5 W' ' ' ' .Az ' .............. lf- ' g--'i-- M-jfw + J J My as 4 Kwhk -ii fn g - 1' Q WM V da Mlyf Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs M. C. Galanti H. V. Matthews Louis March Philip Niosi Stanley Piela Pasquale Maggese Anthony J. Lalumia Edward Groman Charles Camarata Daniel Conte Mr. and Mrs. Mathew De Lade Mr. andVMrs Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Toscano PhillipTantillo ' Miss Ann Schweitzer Mr. Harry D. Berlat ' Mr. Jake Lawrence Mr. Jack Rehm Miss Evelyn Dvorak Miss Lucy Saluppo Miss Marie Jaquins Mr. Ma-rius Palmer Miss Barbara Linn Mr. Peter Aydamach Miss Nina Lascari Miss Lucy Fabrizio Miss Rose Parisi Miss Felipa -Peque Miss Anita Sabella Mr. John Speziale Miss Rose Stassi Miss Beatrice Timinski Miss Henrietta Whyte Miss Jeanne Neubauer Miss Jennie Alessi Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sikora Mrs. Emma Raia Mr. Grover Ocenasek Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs S. P. Simmons . Alexander Zaleski Victor Shul Mr. and Mrs. A. Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Mr.- and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Butler C. Lipinski Frank Zabransky Edmund Oest .Michael Persak Philip Salerno PATRCNS Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Martin Mrs. Evelyn Wekeman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chislock Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wiarda ' Mr. and Mrs. R. Miller Mr. Julian Opsahl Mr. and Mrs. A. Tarcinale Mr. Michael E. Chioda Jr. Miss Gertrude LeVow Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yosco Miss Gladys Moore Mr.and Mrs. J. Grega Mr. Robley Lawson Mr. Nicholas Di Orio Mr. and Mrs. George Maire Mr. and Mrs. A. Holley Mr. and Mrs. D. Price Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Job Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaciofano Mr. and Mrs. A. Gunza Mr. and Mrs. S. Bistritz Mr. and Mrs. E. Velehradsky Sgt. Charles Vopasek Mr. and Mrs. Otto Groeneveld Mrs. Elizabeth Gifford Mr. and Mrs. A. Peraino Mr. and Mrs. A. Marrone Mr. and Mrs. L. Collins Mr. and Mrs. H. Mackowiak Mr. and Mrs. S. Mainenti Cpl. Gerald P. Lo Proto Mr. Frank L. Di Maria Mr. and Mrs. F. Boscia Mrs. C. Novelle Mrs. Joseph Gomes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Adam K. Eckel Mr. and Mrs. H. Lamker Mr.and Mrs. Carl Hecht Mr. and Mrs. F. Mackowiak Mr. and Mrs. Felix Muskivitch Mr. and Mrs. Julius Antonucci Mrs. Mary Macko Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sivilich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Stark Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heckel Mr.and Mrs. H. Wunderlich 81 Mr. and Mrs. L. Costa Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kurys Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kuba Mr. Carmine De 'Rose Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Kuiken Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kapuscinski Mrs. Nancy Montevago Mr. and Mrs. John Widovic Miss Jeanette Vidovic Mr. and Mrs. J. Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. W. Lilienthal Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Van Der Vliet Mr. and Mrs. 'Patsy Tirico Mr. and Mrs. J. C. De Looper Pvt Mr. Walter E. Fedic'k and Mrs. Philip Wolk Miss Lillian Narotsky Mr. and Mrs. Daniel De Blaker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barnhart Mr. and Mrs. Van--Velthoven Mrs. Ruth Hannigan Mr. and Mrs. E. Gassert Mr. T. Frances Butler Mr. and Mrs. A. Berta Mr. and Mrs C. Brustlin Mr. and Mrs. D. Li Long Mr. and Mrs H. Muller, Jr. Mr and Mrs Joseph Cody Mr and Mrs Frank Saluppo Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gabriel Mr and Mrs. Lambert'DeNooyer Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs Casimer Satkowski George Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Mario Scibetta Mr. and Mrs. lsadore Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trilling Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gross Mr. Frank LaBarba Mr. Peter M. Galanti Mr. Peter Scandariata Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Henry Karcher Mr. and Mrs. John 'Petito Miss Dorothy Clausen Mr. and Mrs. F. Kutcher Miss Dorothy R. Agnello Josephine LaFisca Virginia Melango Irene Rathbun Dorothy Domke Vivian M. Wagash Elinor R. Zounek 4Joan Zimmel Cecilia Zimmel Bart Plescia Helen Wojcik Stephanie Kalemiba Mattie Sweerus Al Nasta John McCormack Edward Allen Joseph Jezequel Rollin Stocker Joseph Dienes Genevieve Poloniak Al Charnock Rosemarie Riedel Geraldine Kennedy Gloria Simchak lrene DeVito Doris Tretny Ruth Kozler Dorothy Bartman Edward Pfister Salvatore DePeri Jane Preston Philip Van Wettering Gertrude Place Vivian Giordino Allene Creighton John Sistaro Teddy Piorek Jascup Irene Gurdak Mary Kolesar Andrew Paparozzi Le Roy Krzesinski Louis Mizdol Jean Dembroske John Groot Robert Van Wettering Elmer Modla Dorothy Sisko BOOSTERS Margie Barna Marie Bloor Virginia Rehm Ruth Halsted Jane Varrecchia Mary Roleson Forward Pass Adeline Niclaus Sophie Plachinsky Ethel Soriano Richard Bieniek Dorothy Fusco Josephine Avena Barbara Vaughn Jean Fusco Beryl Riddle Sid Eicihhorst Louis Salow , Dorothy Ullman Bob Holly Nancy Lee Holley Margaret Kranz Stanley Piela, Jr. George Hollman Charles Hollman Albert J. De Marco Florence Gerber Eddie Gerber Don Klecar Evelyn Snizek Rose Bordigon Georgiana Vozeh Marion Nicalos Helena 'Place Leonard Place l Coxswa in l Joseph Perilo Kathryn Kohring Marion Meyer Maureen McParlin Theresa Chiosi Peachy Zeppieri Joseph Hoar George Vrablick Tom Palumbo Walter Borden Malvina Hiltke Virginia Kozler 82 Fred Scimeca Elaine Miskuff Irene Shagen Barbara Saslow Stasia Puzio Eleanore Shamus Henry Amels Jean Anderson Gilbert Antonucci Mary Appio Vincent Aprile Edward Becker Arnold Berta Robert Biegel 1 Helen Bistritz Isobel Blake Q Julia Blazowski Gloria Boscia Elaine Brown Evelyn Brunacki Evelyn Brustlin Charles Bua Jean Butler Dominick Brancaccio Andrew Caesar Florence Calandrillo Marie Campana William Cangialosi Louis Canonico Roger Caparose Joseph Charnitski Theresa Chislock Daniel Chrystaline William Clause Robert Cody Ann Coleman Jean Costa Charles De Blaker Marion De Brezeni Bertha Dec Kenneth De Franco Margaret Della Penta Richard Della Penta Richard Della Torre William De Looper Theresa De Rosa Cornelia De Vries Rine Di Francesca Lucille Di Minno lrene Dinsmore James Diraimondo Rosalie Diraimondo Jeanne Dolansky Frank Dunn Donald Eckel Robert Edwards Olgo Eickhorst Walter W. Emmerson Morris Federico June Flory Theresa Fontano Marie Dolores Fratta Claire Frey Agnes Frelczak Celeste Gomes Doris Garner Eleanore Gassert Marie Grecco John Greco Anna Grega Blanche Groeneveld Janet Groeneveld Margaret Gunza Lillian Gyongyosi Eleanor Halak Gustave Hampl Arthur Hardy Charlotte Hecht Margaret Hencke Margaret Holley Pauline Hrbek Helen Hurtig Adela Januszewski Kenneth Job Bob Kalinowski Wallace Kapuscinski Theresa Karlorsky Doris A. Kaufmann Frances Kellett ThomasJ. A. Kida William Kinmond Helen E. Klees Eugene Kletcher Kathryn Kohring BOOSTERS Robert G. Kollet Walt Kopchinsky Claire Kooman Mary Ann Kooman Bertha Kotlaiba Kathryn Kowalski Michael Kowalsky Geraldine Kozick Walter Krawiec Florence Krzesinski Joseph Kuba Emily Kubas Dorothy Kuiken Henry Kurys Frank C. Kutcher Patricia Kuthan Louise Lamker James Lannuier Beatrice Lapsley Ruth Lilienthal Malcolm Lindsay Eleanor Lipinski Eugene Long Rose Longobardo Anne Marie Lo Proto Catherine Loughlin Anthony Lo Vasco Rose Lu-po Lucille Macko Florence Mackowiak Bernadie Maday Thomas Magans Robert Maiberger Roberta Mainenti Rene Maire Joseph Maletsky Marion Marcinowski Anne Marino Celesta Marrone Frank Martine Thomas Martorano Ruth Mattfeld Marcele Maudire Evelyn Mclntosh Muriel Meyer Richard Miller Thomas Montevago' 83 Dorothy Moore Ethlynne Muller Frances Muskivitch Florence Mycek Helen Mycek Michael Negri Irene Nemeth Adeline Niclaus John Novelle James Nuckel Grace Ocenasek Dan Olasin Betty Mae Olsen George Olsen Margaret Orsini Margaret Oest Gloria Pantalon Catherine Parnow Iris 'Paul Hazel Paulison Stella Pelka Stella Pellegra Cairmela Peraino Gloria Ann Persak Gladys Petito Albert 'Piazza Stella Piekarski Richard Pisano Ernest Place Genevieve Poloniak Adele Ponte Stephanie Potocki Grace 'Preston Doris Price Alice Ragusin Chester Rakowski Evelyn Reihak Irene Remes Matthew Riley Phillip Rizzo Helen Rohm Alyce Rosswaag Richard Rosswaag Doris Ru-benstein Bridget Mary Rulli George Sabol Philip Salerno Rose Marie Sauchelli Milton Schedivy Doris Schenk Charles Serpone Helen Sheleg Rudy Shul Donald Sikora Peter Simmons Dorothy Sirvent Andrew Sivilich, Jr. Eleanor Skolan Leonard Smith Helen Sondey Ethel Soriano Catherine Sudek Clara Spada Delpha Squilanti John Stanish Richard Stark Joseph Staudinger Frances Stellingwerf Rae Strauss . Jane Strohmeyer Dolores Sudeck Helen Szwed Carmencita Tabano Elda Tarcinale - Eugene Thonack Jerry Tirico Chester Tlusty Mary Turcillo Antonia Toscano Steve Ur Lillian Usai Lawrence Van Der Vliet Gladys Vankat Reine Van Lenten Emma Van Velthoven Virginia Vaughan Eva Vopasek Robert Wells Roger Wenner Karen Wiarda Eleanor Widovic Ethelyn Wilhelmi Virgil C. Williams Dorothy Wolfe Helen Yachnik Elfriede Wolk Julia Wynalda Edwin Zabransky Walter Zaleski Robert Zeim Clara Zielinsky Doris Zimmerman Celeste and Cbnnie Carolyn Wolter Mabel Kretzmer BOOSTERS Doris Scheffel Evelyn Sinnema William Rothenberg Ralph Schroeder Helen Sergant Fay Scimarelli Frances Peraino Angela Pesce Bill Riedel Hugh Ried Dorothy Cobb Tom De Rosa Al Pagen Barbara and Evelyn Polish Welfare Committee Pearl Donfield . God Bless Poland Billy Eickhorst Santa Farina Jack Golden Ray Koherf Ruth Mekita Silvia Galanti Mary Arlotta Sal Saverina Pals Marcia K. Bednarz Anne Babyak Michael J. Szwed John F. Szwed Joe Geissenger Theresa D'Agostino Jack Dollard Jean Maltese Eva Vopasek Pat, Donfield Evelyn Cerullo Leonard Stanley Navroth Marion V. Nemeth Lillian D. Nemeth Maragret A. Haffner Adelaide B. Wright Irene Barkowski Marie A. Polito Margaret M. Matera Harry P. Burns, Jr. Frank J. Nemeth Vivian iMaggese Irene Mackowiak lnez Righetti Eileen von Hagen Noisey and Corky Peggy Gleason Louise De Rosa Marjorie Schadegg Raymond Dombrofski Julie Godleski Irene' Boza 84. Ruth Heil Wilma Bauer Dot Jensen Rollie Andrews Mr. E. Rohm Mrs. C. Rohm Helen and Al Mrs. M. Hohl Mr. A. Hohl Rascal Richy Little Gene Little Elsie Little Helen Jacobi De Looper Marie Pless Jim Fieldhouse Georgianna Christensen Eddie Eickhorst, Jr. Charles Beerman Francis Donfield Pat Donfield William F. Moore Elinor Reihl Dorothy Moore Eleanor Brower Mrs. W. F. Moore Walter Field Henry Svika, Jr. Barbara Svika Veronica Holley Joan Holley Dorothy Holley Frank Hendl Jenny Hendl Lina Malat Albina Sterba William Sterba Henry Svika, Sr. Mary Svika Joseph Hrbek Lydia Hrbek Richard Hrbek Janet Hrbek Jfoe Kutcha Clara De Lisa Novelty Shop Seaman John Kobis Lester Muller Ruth Mattfelcl Carmella Paladino Peter Federowsky Julius Benjack Roy Meyers Marilyn Havecker Florence and Tommy Richard and Frances Dora Melani Lo'di Chamber of Commerce INDUSTRY - PROGRESS - OPPORTUNITY CHARLES BLOUNT, JR., President JOSEPH H. TOSCANO, Vice President O. H. VAN NORDEN, Vice President ANTHONY FINOCCHIO, Treasurer MARINUS C. GALANTI, Secretary 85 The United Piece Dye Works QQ? LODI NEW JERSEY - 8 Compliments of TOM'S FLORIST Garfield New Jersey Tel. HAckensack 3-l 148 Colonial Metal Service SUNNY Edwards 0 ChOSf 3 EXPERT AUTO Bonv REPAIRING MUSIC FOR AU- OCCASIONS Pal ll 9 Bos sAsLow, Leader Gas and Electric Welding FRANK CALANDRILLO, Proprietor 5'g9Qf5 Fairview Avenue and Route l7 Paramus, N. J. Telephone PAssaic 3-3095-J SAULINO BROS. MILK ana MILK Pnonucrs YOU CAN WHIP OUR CREAM BUT YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR MILK 'X 43 KIPP AVENUE LODI, N J. - - - - - - in-fl, 4,4-ne ,111 87 TEL. PASSAIC 2-7310 LO PROTO CONSTRUCTION CO., GENERAL CONTRACTORS SOUTH MAIN and HUNTERS STREETS INC. LODI , NEW JERSEY NOTARY PUBLIC TEL. FAIRLAWN 6-IO7I THE REIHL AGENCY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE I 99 MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, N. J Compliments of Tel. PAssaic 2-OI 7I R. J. O'Brien Cr Bro., Inc. Joseph Forst GENUINE KOPPER'S COKE COAL, COKE 5' FUEL OIL 0 I3O Locust Avenue So. C1 7th Streets Wallington, N. J. Passaic, N. J, Main Office Little Ferry, N. J. Tel. PA. 2-6095 J. MARUT, Pres. J, WOLAK, Sec. C1 Treas. Tel. PAssaic 2-8773 WaIly's Market W. KRZEMINSKE, Prop. MEATS, GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 45 Main A venue Wallington, Sidney Farms East Paterson 88 I 43 Market Street New Jersey .403 M 75 Q Wi! f ab f. COMPLIMENTS OF A F ri e I1 C1 VAN DER ZEE FARMS Lom, New JERSEY Telephone PAssaic 2-1243-M Carmine E. Chioda Terry's Dairy REAL ESTATE Cr INSURANCE 197 Paterson Avenue Corner'Charles Sf. and Harrison Avenue Garfield! N. J. I-Odi New Je 5eY 89 Tel. Passaic 2-8096 Tel. FAirlawn 6-l308 R. Baldecchi, Prop R - A I IJ 8 I1 0 Central Meat Market MEAT MARKET AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE MEATS, GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Y o ll7 Arnot Street Lodi, N. J. I6 Summit Avenue East Paterson, N. J GRAHAM INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. MILL SUPPLIES MACHINE TOOLS LODI, NEW J ERSEY JOHN l. COLLINS, Manager Tel. PAssaic 3-1692 BEER ON ICE WINES AND LIQUORS We Have All the Best Brands Joan's Liquor Store MAKE OUR STORE YOUR STORE We Deliver 234 Harrison Avenue Lodi, N. J. Tel. HAck 2-3936 Charles Schulz REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE HOUSES FOR SALE V lOO Washington Avenue Little Ferry, N. J. Tel. SHerwood 2-4633 Sterling Refrigeration Co. 223 Ellison Street Paterson, N. J. William Reiner Tel. HAckensack 3-9754 Ed's Tavern Where Old Friends Meet l lO,Market Street Rochelle Park, N. J Compliments of . . Paramount Recreation Center BOWLING ALLEYS William Fehrs, Jr., Prop. Tel. HAck. 2-2380 2l5 Liberty Street Little Ferry, N. J. A. J. Firtek Electric Co. LATEST RECORDS LIGHT AND PUWER WIRING 203 Wallington Avenue Wallington, N. J Tel. PAssaic 2-8665 Star Cleaners G' Tailors Leonard C. Place, Prop. REPAIRING - PRESSING REMODELING, DYEING, etc. 96 Locust Avenue Wallington, N. J. Tel. HAck. 2-5667 Arrow Stationery Co. 229 Main Street Hackensack, N. J Tel. HAck. 2-4579 Frank Perina Hardware, Paints and Window Glass Save Hue Surface and Save All USE MOORE'S PAINTS 67 Liberty Street Little Ferry, N, J. Compliments of . . . John's Market MEATS - FISH - VEGETABLES - GROCERIES 228 Washington Avenue Little Ferry, N. J. Tel. PAssaic 2-3856 Hilbert's Floral Shop FLOWERS rosa ALL occAsioNs 92 Main Avenue Wallington, N. J. Compliments of . . . Lynch's Confectionery Wallington New Jersey COMPLIMENTS OF . . . COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF ACADEMIC APPAREL CHAIR ROBES, BAND OUTFITS, SPECIALTIES 366 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY, N. Y COMPLIMENTS OF . . . TONY'S SERVICE STATION Loox, NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE SH ERWOOD 2-2346 BRUSTLIN BROS. TIRE SPECIALISTS 306 MARKET STREET ONE BLOCK FROM POST OFFICE PATERSON, N. J. 92 PAssaic 2-95l8 Kldals C0nfeCl'l0'1e Y Joe's Wines and Liquors 74 Wallington Avenue Wallington, N. J. 77 Union Boulevard Wallington, N. J. Compliments of Steve Lazur's Store GROCER -- DELICATESSEN Rumbello's Market Tel. HAck. 2-0243-.l 309 North Main Street Lodi, N. J. 62 Grand Street Little Ferry, N, J Compliments of Paterson Suburban Bus Corp. E31 455 RIVER DRIVE EAST PATERSON NEW JERSEY 93 Compliments of John l8l Main Street Kavrik Little Ferry, N. J. PAssaic 2-9790 Palka's Tavern HALL TO HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS 40--3rd Street Florio C. Job 240 Main Street ' Bob's Delicatessen 212 Washington Avenue Little Ferry, N. J Compliments of Passaic, N- J- ,288 Main sneer arney Bobek Registered Jeweler No, 110 Hackensack, N. Compliments of Freddi Hackensack, N. J. Wallingtorfif e's Barber Sltop New Jersey LITTLE FERRY coMfPLiMENTs or MCLEOD WARD CO. li-Q94 NEW JERSEY J. Tel. HAck. 2-4216 Charles Erdman, Jr. COAL AND FUEL OIL Little Ferry New Jersey Tel. HAck. 2-0529 Union Food Stores Albert Agar Dealer in GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FEED AND GRAIN 208 Main Street Little Ferry, N. J. Tel. PAssaic 2-6803 C1 9845 PASSAIC'S FINEST Capitol Tea Room John Bellias, Prop. 320 Monroe Street Passaic, N. J. Compliments of L. Lhotak Route 6 and Main Street Little Ferry, N. J. Compliments of C. Kubicek 133 Liberty Street Little Ferry, N. J. Compliments of Circle Coffee Shop Route 6 Little Ferry, N. J. Compliments of G. Kasper 258 Liberty Street Little Ferry, N. J. Compliments of A. Petretti 55 Liberty Street Little Ferry, N. J l-Af--- --'7,' 95 I Sr I-I Machlne Works Sporting Good ll T GLA Tel. HAck. 2- Tel. PAssaic 3- Kiev 80 Union Blvd Telephone PAssaic 2-9016 Sunrise Laundry COMPLETE FAMILY SERVICE Telephone HAckensack 2-5867 Lyric Confectionette Prop., Michael Cochikas HOME MADE ICE CREAM Candies -- Fountain Service AN EATING PLACE OF DISTINCTION 63 South Main Street Lodi New Jersey 21O Main Street Hackensack, N. J. SAM SCARLA-I-Al Prop. Established 1902 In Town Since 1914 Sam's Food Market PRIME MEATS - FRESH KILLED' POULTRY Italian and American Groceries Fruits and Vegetables 92 Main Street Lodi, N. J. Maurice Lebson RELIABLE JEWELER Diamonds - Jewelry - Silverware - Wrist Watches All Latest Models for the Entire Family Special Orders for Class Rings, Pins, Keys, Medals, Badges andl Trophies Also Photographic Supplies, Cameras and Films 75 Main Street Lodi, N. J. Tel. PAssaic 2-8389-J Compliments of COMFORT BUS LINE 174 MAIN AVENUE WALLINGTON NEW JERSEY Compliments of Paul's Food Market PAUL CALVACCA, Prop. MEATS, GROCERIES FRUIT AND VEGETABLES 108 Main Street Lodi, N. J. Compliments of American Theater Tel. PAssaic 2-7755 15 Main Street Lodi, N. J. Cimino Importing Co. Garfield New Jersey Harry's Confectionery 14 Summit Avenue East Paterson New Jersey Tel. HAck. 2-5509 Philip Fontana REAL ESTATE -- INSURANCE fat Route 63 190 Fifth Street Rochelle Park, N. J. Tel. PAssaic 3-1892 Arie Contant REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 67 Main Street Lodi, N. J. Tel. FAirlawn 6-1607 Eureka Service Station sunoco sAs - on. JOHN NICLAUS, Prop. Market Er Chestnut Street, East Paterson, N. J. Joseph Srholez, Jr. REAL ESTATE -- INSURANCE Main Street Little Ferry, N. J. TEL. PASSAIC 2-7677 AUGUST A. AZZOLINO COUNSELLOR AT LAW 32 MAIN STREET LODI, N- J. Compliments of . . . Tel- HACI4- 3-9821 . . u 1 u T J Sokol Ja s Tavern LADIES' DIVISION Jay Miller, Prop. Little Ferry New Jersey 475 Market Street Rochelle Park Little Ferry Board of Education President-GEORGE W. HOLZ Vice-President-OTTO KOZICH District Clerk-EMIL BEZDEK 0 TRUSTEES EMIL BEZDEK ANTHONY J. HEUBEL OTTO CHERMARK WILLIAM KRIEGER CARL J. CAPOANO BERNARD C. PATTEN FRED PYTLIK - 'tf'.f'liI'A tix-.filf v 99 SENIOR GIRLS IF YOU PLAN TO WORK AFTER GRADUATION- Consider the advantages of telephone operating. You'll be doing im- portant wartime work, and making a place for yourself in the future. YOU CAN SIGN UP NOW - and start work after you graduate. Good pay - regular raises - Pleasant surroundings - Friendly associates Opportunity to get ahead - Vacations with pay - Sickness benefits For full information, call the Chief Operator -or inquire at l33 PROSPECT STREET PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY Weekdays 9 A. M. - 5 P. M. Saturdays 9 A. M. - I2 Noon New Jerseg Bell Telephone Company COMPLIMENTS OF East Paterson Board of Education -WALTER LIVINGSTONE . . . . President JAMES ST. GEORGE . . Vice-President WILLIAM H. SPEAR . . . District Clerk T R U S T E E S FRED'K SPENCER HENRY F. TORBET JOHN KOMENT, JR. TED BALDANZI RALPH MARTINELLI TRACY O. STORMS 100 Phone: PAssaic 2-l 96l ALL THE PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS BOOK WERE TAKEN BY DOLIN STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS OF MERIT DUPLICATES CAN BE MADE AT ANY TIME Y 8 LEXINGTON AVENUE I PASSAIC NEW JERSEY mlfcf Jfeafifz . . . '7Ae .Emciam Zdmf! You know, if you were to check your present eating habits against the Govern- ment's Official Food Rules, the chances are you'd discover that you need even more of the energy-building foods. Now, here's one delightful way ot doing just that. Enjoy Reid's rich, smooth Ice Cream. For this luscious treat gives you ALL ofthe vitamins, minerals and energy-building elements of cream and whole- some milk products. There's Vitamin A, to build resistance against infection . . . and Vitamin B Complex for healthy appetites, for steady nerves . . . and minerals such as iron and calcium. And Reid's lce Cream gives you energy-building Protein as welll So enjoy Reid's lce Cream . . . tor your health's sake and for the sheer en- joyment of a luscious, delightful treat. l 7 s ICE ' CREAM Since I874 IOI Compliments of Peter Emr and Son LITTLE FERRY, N. J. TEL PASSAIC 3 1081 RALPH'S GARAGE HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE EXPERT REPAIRS O Corner River and Bogat Aves. field, N Compliments of JUDGE BENJAMIN GALANTI V Lodi New Jersey 102 COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN J. DI MARIA AND A- ANTHONY P. DI MARIA 9 WASHINGTON STREET LOOI, N. J. LODI' MAYOR AND COUNCIL MAYOR JOSEPH P. LUNA Councilmen ANTHONY BOMBACE LIBRI DIORIO PETER TORONTO FRANK VOLPE FRANK GACIOFANO ANTHONY SPROVIERO Tel. PASsaic 2-3903R WISSUEI DAIRY MILK and MILK PRODUCTS ' 530 North Main Street Lodi, N. J. Who Do You Think They Are? Pictures on Page 74 Elaine Brown Gloria Persak Grace Ocenasek Dorothy Wolfe Muriel Meyer John Greco Doris Schenk Evelyn Brustlin Walter Fenners Andy Asaro Walter Emmerson Dorothy Moore Elda Tarcinale Adeline Niclaus Doris Schenk Betty Mae Olsen Anne Marino Marion De Brezeni Milton Schedivy and Irene Arnold Berta Evelyn Brustlin Hazel Paulison Jean Anderson Gilbert Antonucci Remes June Flory Anne Marino Helen Szwed Marie Fratta George Olsen Joe Staudinger Walter Emmerson Richard and Alyce Rosswaag Eleanor Halak Dick Pisano Emma Van Velthoven Frank Dunn Milton Soheclivy Claire Frey Arnold Berta Edward Becker William Claus Edith Remes Doris Kaufman Irene Remes Francis Hollman Elaine Brown Rose Sauchelli Edwin Zabransky Bernadine Maday lO3 Pictures on Page 75 Ernest Place William Claus and Dick Pisano Delpha Squilanti Florence Krzesinski Margaret Oest Ethlynne Muller Beatrice Lapsley Tom Montevego Michael Negri Virginia Vaughn Ruth Mattfield Adele Ponte George and Bett Gladys Vankat Elfriede Wolk Celeste Marrone Evelyn Mclntosh Dorothy Moore Theresa Fontana Helen Klees Eleanor Widovic Stella Piekarski y Mae Olsen Compliments ot UNITED CIGAR STORE 83 Main Street GEoRGE's Loom, N. J. Telephone FAirlawn 6-2394 B R E T T ' S CONFECTIONERY COUNTRY CLUB ICE CREAM Newspapers - Magazines - Wines - Liquors - Beers 25l Elm Street East Paterson, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF Wallington Mayor and Council 104 Produced by Eng ravatone NEW CITY PRlN'TlNG COMPANY UNION CITY, N. J. - RU? 935, 1 V - 'wa V. my MY 'W af WW ,W M P , My! If ?wLW 55 3 X iff wffs?f 35: Sim QSEQNS fxgfgx R ' ' 2, 'Qgigx EQEEQEP 5. 9-P 3 N15 bs? mf 1- .,. 3 'X 1. ..-1. 3 Q. -f 5g. f .ff .,. f .,.,,-,K ., ' k ' W -f- -- A f--1,:,.,' p In W , . 1, 4 1.1 2, ' - L ' A v- w-.rr-3 .. . .1 A7 .- f- -1-.U , -4:-1, .ery ,J P3617 :fu 4 . -44Lk,,'1 R .Sk