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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1948 volume:

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H 'VW f f A f ' ,,'f,,,,ffii' 5 Zjffff f - - M f 4, .iw ny, 'AMZ77 I 4 ,Q Mffpz 41-IQ Qjfyf, A E MAGIC GASEMENTS PRESENTED BY S722 glass af me 7948 LODI HIGH SCHOOL LODI, NEW JERSEY .AZN - xl' 4 H VH Li tuklk 'Nu LK I wgvqs H ol-Lk S 016. THE era of the Gay Nknetfes has passed on, but ahve y fffckertng fn the hearts of many are the rnernones from that tfme. So shaft the case be wtth us afso when, ftfty years or so frorn now, we took back upon the Gofden Days of our youthg the days, months, years spent at-our befoved Ptfrna Mater, Lodt Htgh Schoof. NNhate'er that rnernory shaft be to each one of us fn that faraway future, we know that ft wfff afways brfng back heartfeft wfshes for a better worfd, a better horne, a better us, fn the Gay Nfnetkes there was conffdence fn the future and fatth fn the abfhty of the peopfe to rnake thtngs come out rtght. We now go out into the worfd wlth that conftdence whfch youth has 'rn the future. Behfnd us we feave ofd frtends, gay rnemorfes and the fast of our chffdhood years. Thks June, as we wafk through the haffs for the fast tfrne, we wth feet a debt of gratftude towards Lodi Hfgh Schoof. ft has hefped us pass through a dtfftcuft era of our hfe as eastfy as rtdtng a Btcycfe Bufft for Two. Totem' et and 4 415 f .,:4FjZj' f-ja wha. 'H' VL gov. Lui I wave 3 ou-kg Gontents 9g6!771l'7ll'5ffldfl'0Il Zfasses Ufvganizafians g2!fHelics fgealufm 524a'vefzh'semenis A O u r ,,, 57774. Jaan! i gzzcvbfafza l 117 Y TO SAY he has been a wonderful friend would not be enough to express our sincere feeling and gratitude toward Mr. Frank Gaciofano. His desire and willingness to share the joys and sorrows of the students and faculty have proven worthwhile. As a teacher, he was helpful and cooperative at all times -as an administrator, Mr, Gaciofano has been a constant source of inspira- tion and counsel. His friendly smile and pleasant ways have won him the respect of the students at Lodi High School. For your many contributions and for your cooperation in time of need , . . We, the Class of l948, are proud to dedicate this our yearbook to you, Mr. Gaciofano. ...fa . 4.67.0 dll? De5.1oa.t1on l i l CWA. gpasquzz fe 1 Cwaqgese ' - v .- 1+ WHEN we students think of Mr. Pasquale Maggese, the quotation, Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make ye tree , comes to mind: for he has taught us that the pursuit of truth is the all-important factor in our lives. ln his close relations with youth, Mr. Maggese has been understanding and sympathetic. Whether helping a freshman with his Latin translation in the lunchroom or encouraging a senior to continue his education, Mr. Maggese shows his sincerity and eagerness to aid students. To you, Mr. Maggese, who have understood and so ably coped with our many problems . , , We, the Class of 1948, are proud to dedicate this our yearbook. amz' QW. Cwzzggexe l. A Qywfufe MR. LOUIS A. MARCH AS WE recall the many years which have passed, we realize now how much a part of our Alma Mater Mr. March was. We who knew him will remem- ber him as a man of stately dignity and a genuine sense of humor. ' His forceful energy, which was ever apparent in all his undertakings, was infused in those who worked with him. Mr, March's willingness to give readily and take suggestions made him an outstanding leader and companion to the students of Lodi High. For these admirable virtues and ,for his straightforward sincerity, we, the Class of '48, proudly pay tribute to Mr. March and wish him the best of luck in his new field of endeavor. 8 Y, mf? ff 3 fs.. -2 ja if Q A fm 'QCKC '5 ? '1g f R dum' L, .,VL V' V' ' . ,M . .I - - xg clministration is RMXNE B e MR' Pre5Kdent ALDXNO 4. pn ..--.a MR, T' FRAN , C D1sfriCf CEFEUTLER 6, MR' MXCH AEL ANT 1 MR. HENRY MATTHEWS Supervising Principal MM af MR. spurs DeSlMONE ICO Prgsidcnt 5121 ca ffafz X J 44,153 3,466 C095 MR. SAMUEL MARC:-1555 O MP- sf-LV ATO ,Nm MR FRANK RUBERTO MR' PETER NOW RE WAGE R OMELECKI Jidfiiaw - rn na, A :t.i- ig gui F.:-iw, 'fm' af? Qffesxage As members of the Class of i948 complete their secondary education, they move into a world which is not only staggering from the harrowing experiences of a global war, but also struggling to regain its economic equilibrium, a basic factor essential for attainment of peace. They will assume stations of life in a dynamic society in which events of the greatest magnitude occur at a rate that we can scarcely comprehend. ln a large measure, a momentous taskxthat lies ahead for them is the responsibility of helping to make a new world. Through training and experiences within their compre- hension, they have learned in a vital way the importance and desirability of our American way of life. By applying the wisdom of their observations, they can attain their rightful heritage of a democratic and liberty-loving nation. Like their predecessors, however, they will face the ever-present problem of bridging the gap between ideals on the one hand and current practices on the other. lt is heartening, nevertheless, to observe that they are properly equipped to play their part in that challenging ll A. H, DELLA PENTA work which lies before them, for when they leave this school, they will take with them open-mindedness, sin- cerity of purpose, a keen sense of responsibility, and the ability to meet intelligently the problems which may confront them. The dynamic moments of history always open up new frontiers of opportunity. Theirs are the unparalleled op- portunities to build a more harmonious and productive world on a basis sounder and more permanent than men have ever known. By exercising faith, tolerance, and wis- dom, they cannot help enjoying the full realization of their potentialities. The world of the future will be their world. Regardless of the field they may enter or the position they may hold, if their lives are characterized by honesty, courage, and sympathy, they will carry the banner of human progress to the highest pinnacle of civilization. l extend my sincerest congratulations to the Class of l948. ,ll I' Guidance Dhedo MR A. J- LALUMUA 7 Dean of sms Direqfo, of En I MR, umma' Acriviries ALUPPO Vice Principal MR. P. MAGGESE :fm ffzfsfwfexls Rf ir: 1!' , i , f i I X . X , .44 l- Vice Principal MR. F. GACIOFANO HONORS COMMITTEE Mr. A, H. Della Penta, Chairman, Mr. P. archer, Mrs. D. Zarella, Mr. A. J. Lalumia, Mr. P. Scandariato, Mr. P. Gross, Mr. F. Gaciofano, Miss L. Fabrizio, Miss M. Jaquins, Mrs. C. Del Greco, Mr. L. March, Miss L. Saluppo, Mr. S. Piela, Miss B. Timinski. Maggese, Mrs. H. K THE Honors Committee evaluates and selects students for the National Honor Society with regard to their ex- cellence ot achievement in every line ot endeavor. The committee also de- termines the outstanding students tor the Alumni Award, the Rensselaer Award, the Bausch C1 Lamb Award, and the Lodi Woman's Club Citizen- ship Award. . n . FACULTY COUNCIL M. A. H. Della Penta, Chairman, Mr. P. r Maggese, Mr. A. J. Lalumia, Mrs. H. ' an, Karcher, Mr. L. March, Mrs. R. Hannig rs C. Mr. F. Gaciofano, Mr. S. Plela, M . Del Greco, Mr. C. Geyer. THE Faculty Council is the group which presents the ideas and sug- gestions ot the Faculty to the administration, and works with the administration to produce the desired results. I3 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Miss Mr. A. J. Lalumia, Director, Mr. M. Scibetta, R, Parisi, Mr. P. Scandariato, Mrs, E. Salva, Miss L. Saluppo, Mr, F. Saluppo, Mr. L. DeNooyer, Miss A. Sabella, Mrs. C. Del Greco. THE Seniors will never forget the valuable help the Guidance Department has given, nor the friendly manner in which it was given. They have aided greatly in charting the course many students have taken. M fini NW Miss Feravolo, BA Mrs. Gifford, M.A. 6' S, l-,mtl .- '- Miss Alessi, MA. Miss Clausen, BA. Mr. Cody, BA. Mr. Confe, RA. . Miss Fabrizio, BA. Mr. Feldman, BA. L '- ir 1 lf fa x as.. K V Q , q wr! to 4 iv.. ii 15.535 H V , ' K js V4 4. . X . is , .- ii. Mrs. Dcl Greco, B.C.S. Miss Demaresf Mr. DeNooyer, MA. Miss Dvorak, BA. 1 Mrs. Ferko, B.S. Mr, Geyer ' If . . . Af' ' L 1 , 1' i ,1 f A , O . Z i I-fig f -'W M ' f A if , V Q Q Q ' 1 . V M rlgflfsiu ff' A B r 1 , A , . , 1 ,A in '.:ff,4?' . , i . Q dillzly li QQ Miss Morgariclli, BA. Mr. Natalc, B.S. Mr. Niosi, B.S. Mr. Opsahl, M.A. Mr. Pepe, B.S. Miss Miranda, B.S. '35 A Mr. Palmer, BA., MA. Miss Parisi, BA. Mr. Paul, BA. as up VQS - 9' . X Mtv- vlr. Scandariato, B.S. Mrs. E. Scibetta, RN. Mr. M. Scibetta, B.S. fx Q 1 5 S i Q L. ' - X f?s l T' Arg, Seyerlein, BA. Miss Sinatra, BA. Mr. SfOlBf2, B 5- Office Staff' Miss Mildred Saluppo, Miss Connie Diorio, Mrs. Clara Aloia, Mr. Charles Camarafaj Mr. A Mrs. Goff, B.A. Mr. Groman, B.S. Mr. Gross, B.A., MA I rs, Hannigan, B.A. Miss Jaquins, B.S. Mrs. Karcher, B.A. V W5 , Z , skfi- fi g ffl, ibn Miss Perpignano, B.A. Mr. Piela, Ed. B.S. Miss Ricca, B.A, i ff u in '12, 1 Q- I Mr. LaBarba, B,E.C. ii auf Mr. L. Lascari, AB. Miss N. Lascari, B.S. 1- 1 Q '7 ,Q is Miss LeVow, M,A. 51 M4192 -T ,x ml x 4 5 75 , ww ' Miss J. Locastro, B,A, Miss M. Locasfro, B.A. Mr. Macaluso, MA. Mr. March, B.A., M.A. .- , Q ,. Lf.2l,,' ' 1 J' , VW I, rg I V . .. ,4 .A A 04 ' , , ' 4 . , .g B QB X - .si 2' -L 4 B Q X 53 Mr. Russo, B.A. pt im Q' N -nn ' Miss Sabella, M.A. ' 5 i of BIA, Mrs. Salva, M.A. Mr. Saikowski, B.P.E. Mr. F. Saluppo, B.S. Miss L. a upp Cafeteria Antoinette Luciano, Lucy Palermo, Elizabeth DeFranco, Q If 6' ' 9-1 Z L f f filr I 1 es Miss Svec, B.A. 4' -fa.. I, Y Mr. Tamburello, B.A. hump- 'av Mr. Tedesco, M.A. Miss Timiriski, M.A. i Mr. Tryanowski, B.A. Mrs. Turak, M.A. Mrs, Wekeman Mrs. Zarella, B.C.S. 1- 4T5f , fi! Hz v l '-iqsizlf' was Mio a h v H X'k..ff ! wXX f' Q 96 ff , rl' ' V I .Hum 1 f l m f U 1 M , 13. X .im lk W N ff X 7f 5417?-5 A xx J: fff W m v + . i .1 xffff f Xu yl W X ' 1 . u ! ' 'E J X Wf4m'4Xw ' 5 3 . J ' Chow, if E if ii iifiifif ii 1 :iii . 5 if 121 gif ii. 31152 if 2 E Hit- Tory Edo- Lksh egfliffxi 5553? xi 2 l, NL , bf QI Ham? , N N f 4: uw- 1 We za f um .,56 na ww fir- - A- ,f :I 4x QF, ,, , L 3'r'hb pp! .9 .1 l.1 ,,...,-, Qs, -4 ' R 954+ ' 'J z 4? 23, ly' '51 ff, ,u'1tLv VF , 5-bf. nik, ' ' ,- J , fff , ' '?f?3 :! ki k Q' ,V N7 if a . 3 .fix ' Classes eww Efass wfflncmg J,,,f,,, 223, I e i X! X N l x Q MRS, C. DEL GRECO . . . MICHAEL SANTIMAURO . . . . TED DRABIK .... . . Vice RUTH MEKITA . . . LORRAINE HYER . . . I8 Adviser President President Secretary Treasurer Senior Cabinet Eugene Azzolina Rose Burdzy Mary Cina Dolores Demchak Lois Fedor Helen Grembowiec Elsie Hoffman Lorraine Kentis Salvatore Locascio 'X Marie Mosca n If' . R13 Marion Nicolas Frank Noga Rose Silvestri Dorothy Staudinger Norma Toci Roberta Toscano Ruth Urban Ruth Wiarda , MIM gzzfffzef HE Senior Cabinet is the ruling body ot the senior class. They establish its principles and aims and guide all our class actions. Under the leadership f Michael Santimauro and with the assistance of Mrs, Karcher, now on leave, o and Mrs. Del Greco, they carrie the trip to Washington, the banquet, class gift, and graduation. QP d out all activities, including the Senior Ball, Senior Class Homeroom Teachers Mr. Cody Mr. Gross Mrs, Hannigan Mr, l.aBarba Mr, Macaluso Mr, Nuosi Mr. Tryanowski Mrs. Zarella i9 s.. Nfa. i 'lf XC 'f IA 'FN Y lin SJQ vi 'K 2 lk .4 Q N, Robert Carl Angele Lucy Apricena lLeftyl General lLul Academic East Paterson Our famous wrestler, the Navy will get, Lefty is one of the finest we've met. Wrestling, Baseball. 'T l Michael Baldino lMikel lndustrial Arts Lodi Handsome, shy, with mischievous EYES, Makes him the object of many girls' sighs. had I 1 Lodi Lu's ambition is to teach' On homework abolishment she will preach. Italian Club. Josephine Avena ilol Nursing Lodi Quiet, courteous, gentle, and small, . Jo is a friend to one and all, Band, Skating Club, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Civic Welfare. .1-vs-L P ' 'V ,MAJ 2 'i ' -ir- Dorothy Bajo lDotl Secretarial Commercial Little Ferry Thoughtful, considerate, and pretty is this lass One of the friendliest girls in the class. Yearbook Editorial Staff. Mary Banasiak lRonnyl Commercial Lodi Time can never erase, The laughter from her lighted face. Student Council. 'B Mary Arlotta iPollackJ Industrial Arts Lodi Mary's very skilled in art, ln styling clothes, she's down right smart. I I . 'f A leugene Ai lina X. lgtriel A .rv Academic 5 'l Lodi, rhisrufi i,3a,'wimyl2?hea so eel, lr-tax friendly charm you caltnot beat. ' Q.. Senio1fCabinet. f N p 'ws X . t, 1. ,v . i ur . J X, 'i C f V, I ,V fl ,ff JL Dorothy Balala lDotl Industrial Arts Little Ferry Dot's a girl who is tender-hearted -ask a friend who knows. She'll laugh with you and cry with you-even with her foes. i ' i v 1 A' 6 K ix i P4 if ' Loretta Artalie iLauriel Acade Lodi Laurie around. Jefferson News, Yearbook Edi Ecirial Staff, Choir, Dramat ub. A dark haired lass with eyes browng lt's really a pleasure to hz is , 3 sl ,L , , ,f . Lf! -l-,I fd fljbf K' f Alex Bednarz J' Hfglvv Y' ' , It iAll Industrial Arts A QQ Beagtle kid!!! V Wallington ,Redj Af! Nursing Alex is a fellow who's tall and 1 ,S fair, East Patfon V' With hardy a headful of worri- People always st p'a ,stare some Cafe- At her stunninfa1JbE?n hair. Student Service. xfk, nk. Q . A W l , W Q iAirAi day ' iz, Arts F has designer she is Wel- Staff. 'F i F N l , ,1 X a X f X., ,J poigafasaiey Richard Bieniek ' lChlo'l Secretarial Commercial iHaryeyl General rwyja' Kggst Patersonui, X I Wallington ' lsr-nail, Sweet, nice to be neafjf' Success and ioy, a thousand fold A Very good sportjfwho ,really Will reach him before his days ,yflbsgif cheer. ' tv ' grow old. Tri-Hi-if Secretary Vocational Student Council. Club, Cheerleader, Bowling Club, Yearbook Editorial Staff, ,Kg 1 K My , K XM' Harriet Black J. orQi3,n ivy? K iHattiel Academic iStoc Technical C eg , Wallington ,ff ,Arona L g Q 5'- Quiet, sweet and a friend so Stoc Ii 5, 1 e i , ports, true, if lffflf , Teaching is what Hattie wishes So the Y one c aly N A to do. ind him. ' X Yearbook Editorial Staff, Sp'.tish 9 ,f 7, , E Club, Camera Club. .J N Y , 1 1- ' K., KF 4 1 J s ,g 1 sf, Wd' M JL ,fi A 'A 1 s c muff i ,pa -f L ' A' n Kalb YO! xl, Qi! A LXVLJ I, Y t f 2 I A 14,7 if i fwl' r , l UW' ,Lf ,, f i lf' i ' 1 ' gfl, ,4 ' L' I 1 ' all V Aler,'lJll 'UV , atherine Bolcaroviw' if,-' iWalte1fBorden,', ' ,Iil,V,l' iKi yi Secretarial Comlyiercial lboci it K 'General ,-,, ALJ' Saddle River Township ff Lit le. Ferrf V , A Ray of sunshine brightens the eyes Of a future model, who's sure to draw sighs. . ,Ii A mlalsculine' d'vi7ith ambiliorisv ish, r sf' ' f l ' Succeisfanldigoof ffirtune will not pas i'l'lll'1'1 by,, Student e icel ,sy Qf H J' l i '11 'l psf . , X fr' lx in fy J Y J f H ill ffl i- , iw J , J x J' ,M 1 V ft' i, y ' i 1 TV vu l nip 'NTD Charles Bowens iChuckl Industrial Arts Marie Brancato f Academic Little Ferry East Paterson Bring on the girls! he voices his wish, - For girls, girls, girls, are his fa- vorite dish. iBozl V East . ,f I: blushes and says, Holy and skating keep her right now, Art Club, Yearbook Editorial Staff. ir'-1' ,, f' 43 S ww, W t ,silin TW, ' f 3 4 ..,,,-,i ,i M35 -'Wi , x -4 f ':l ,' ,' 'V t P? 1if'i' ,i ' 64' i x Robert Breier tBobl Academic East Paterson A lad that is both shy and wise, Yet has some development in his eyes. 1 46- BJ 1-s 5 I' 46 5 ,. f L, ' i f f , I ' Dolores Brown Joe Brunacki Michael Bua lBrowniel Industrial Arts lJokerJ Accounting lMikel Industrial Ar I Little Ferry Wallington Lodi ii Cute little Brownie so inter- An amiable guy who is big and To worry less, to study less, ested in art, brawny, ls his idea of happiness. To become a fashion illustrator A football hero who makes othgrs would please her heart. look scrawny. N, lf, Vice President Art Club, Year- Football. , '. fra! 17 book Editorial Staff, Decoration D7 ' MV ff fy Committee Assemblies, Student vm. if 1 ' afk, Service. fp, La' J gi K2 7 lily ' 1, ' ' -' fl , if f-ifrwfl' iivtff jf 7 ff l ,J f-f X 1' rj ,fi Aff fx- ' . lf ,f , f .1 U fa f f- ' . f . . ff 7' ' , ishna Buccigrossi ur Joh mer lChrisl General Clerical .1 General East Paterson A , f- QEast P rxsdn 'Ili Chris is a girl who skates so A hle s a d rts w bloth well, ' m' 'y J Her Personality is as clear as a For e two he cs e, Q bel' i' llrack, Wing Clu . 1 l fd jtfx ff Rose Burdzy William Burke lRaeJ General lBurkel General Wallington Lodi Twinkling eyes and dancing feet, Quiet, shy, and very tall, Hapfny-go-lucky - a Miss com- He is wel liked by one and all, p ete Senior Cabinet, Dramatic Club, Vocational Club, Student Council, Yearbook Editorial Staff. L- I Hi-Y, Yearbook Editoriil Staff. Q!! ,lf jr , , fc ff! I M Y 4, A- A A ' L I i K C.f'i NJ ,LM flip, F d B N ' 0 Aud ,lCaIabresel fe YHH-28 A A f' lAudl . einer icie can Harry P. Burns lBlusl-iyl General Josephine Caccamo Xf'Q L' QL, j X' Ci la , ' llrishl Academic Lodi llayl I Commercialdljkgmjglas ho' M hfaU!Audr5 S East Paterson His ease of manner, and blushing Lodi ufiategsis e fjag Lgf Harry Burns, oh me! oh my! acef, Josephine Caccamog alias Ja 5 eme US - fel' can Someone, please, explain Make him at home GUY Dlafier A fine office worker, sl'1e'll make Vqiijggdlfliaqsyvhav glad? f - that guy? Yearbook Editorial Staff. some day. Wirler, N ook E it ial Start. 5 if 0 l V 1 , A X V' lil ll l fl! fl! a jf! .i t X Q l i , JL 3 i K l l . fl .if :fl If li ' V1 SEX-li, Joseph Camiscioli , l bglffenfic Caniano Yolanda Carafa X ' xl fffg Yflcffaml Technical Comqyle' ialrffig-Lydd W ff I Academic iBunnyl Secretarial Comme ia U i Lodi iff' X jflfff Lodi Lodi ' i 'J Gay and smiling are his ways, las, X 'flyery witty boy, Gay and witty, a typical gal, , Remembered by us for many, W es of every work a joy. Her friendly W-BVS make her . A dfays' tional Honor Society, Year- everyones Dal' . ll Italian Club, ,A,b'olok Editorial Staff, Student Vocational Club, Yearbook Edi- ciob, Skating ear- - Service, l JJ ' KL fofiai siaff. 1 l X lf' 'fri' ' lj X I l K C' l' l l A K' 2 if 1 Af , ' ', s if , NVQ 'rj' i fyfi A N fi y fi l gif r V , Russell Cafanzaro General lRussl Academic , I Lodi Rochelle Park Joelis a driver so had better think twice, will , I cy n .f rls Chpfher F ff Ui cademic l E Patexsen , lovel e nd a voi 5' swe t, ' 1 ef e charm a llrhd rstanding : i an't b ea KH Frekgm , oir, Jefferson 1,News R oxter Senior Play D C t inyf obo I ' I i 0 l ll'l'8r1l Nursing dren slal- E f i ' 21 ,Um Q E Paterson lAudl' u V L' rgnerakleriglk W4 ' t ovely airli e host s ' ZmnQon li , of .. fl Frielhdlb and delig you Aud's' v eart rests with a cer- can see. tain imi, , , , r i-Y, Yearboo E Oriai Her per onality is never dim. , t f, Camera Club. Yearbook Busunesi Steffi A' r ., , .L a.-.,.,. and By being a pharmacist, he will niceg K, help people get wellg lf he offers to drive you-you For in sincerity and understan ' ' ' I. ill lylZ5'1!- iiki Mary Cina If gf lDimpleslU5?creta ' 1 om gifial i Lo . l This A sweet fa - f o fun, A welco smile eng fjaf is done. -i ' Vocational Club, earbiolc Edi- torial Staff, Senior Cabin t, Skat- ing Club. -uf Miss is 471-dvfd l 4: v 'i ., FL' N . v. 4 Q -' -cv i v, ,:,.a gl 4i-A' 3 1 ' Joseph Ciucciomei iBepl ' General Lodi A test driver for the G. M. C. is what Bep hopes some day to be. f YY ,1 05 x V. i -X ,ii rw .. x.,M 1 in 'J X ' fig A J' I S' 1 X Vi V r 4 N 'X xi' ' Q, ,M X E R i xixi Q x I C. il, , . 'V , 'L 'li li Qi! i Y wi t ,iNick Dami oi i ni V X A' , Ei ', rtiBar1jqli T -. '.' Technical I X-' , M Lodi-, I Y Aifteasing lad whois so much fun, xFbr a really good friend, Nick's the one, Golf Team. Kenneth Clausen iKenJ Academic Little Ferry Tall, blonde Kenny, an artist to Enipsys drawing as you will soon see. Student Service. Rose Conti iSmilesl SecretarialCommercial Lodi A well-loved girl in every class, She's a happy, fun-loving, active lass. Yearbook Editorial Staff. rr flfwlt-1 W it -M rc ard Cutl f il-Zi hnical Lodi This calm gent is not given to worry, He never frets, nor does he hurry. Senior Band rig ' Genevieve Danisewicz llennyl Secretarial Commercial ' Wallington We call her Jen, so lovable and sweet Full of fun, and always so neat. Yearbook Editorial Staff. -. '!',, Y iDotl Lodi Big green eyes and light brown hair, Belong to this lass so debonair. Student Service, Yearbook Edi- torial Staff. Clara Curci ilanel General Clerical East Paterson Whatever in life she might do, Clara has what it takes to see it through. Bowling Club, Skating Club, Sen- ior Play. , a if i ' . l June Ev yn alde A emi st Pate n June is drew, friend lass, S is o e of e ' sts I our a . ' -Y, catio IC hffrench ,Ye oo dit ial Staff, St ent rvice , ,if 4, P if it if Wifi it August DeFalco iGusl Industrial Arts Lodi A smiling hello and curly black hair, He's our Gus , so girls please beware. 49 if K N crci Y .bfjyft coca Z El'TtlC O f R ' 4 b, 1 JV . di h is ui lad who ne r nt aioh als e ' hi ay. I lia a ope hung bl a n ub. k f fra: is C-,X ta I ' 4- .1 -I ., A,.f 1 ' 4 X 1 I s S X ,' Elizjbfth DeFranco - ' lBBttyl I Commercial Lodi ,, X Joagiial Betty with' her bright ue eyes, V Getting vfun mite? Ute is for what she Istriv' . Yearbook Editorial Staff, Student Service. A H ,gre 1 jfs- gap ' fu- : X '- Uohrmyl Johnny ar ella DiMJria mmyl Accounting Lodi Carefree as a day in Mayg Worries? Worries? Throw away. a success Martys a lad wut Inght charms he does haur Council, Treas Club. Student Cou WM Wi Josep Hoe Db 1 ,f ' . . V., f r f Jw I K an i Y. ' 5 x , ai' . ,1 1 Q5 , tx ,fr ff-I fr 0' f Y-7 , I f ' W ,- .t f A A ' ' J' fr V '44-1 r tiff? - ,M 2 lffifw i Al I I 'T-71 - , w - .hwlia ' xA I 5, ' Ted Drabik lTedl General Wallington , Ted's life around millions re- XH volves Making them his career is what he resolves, Vice President Senior Class, Camera Club, Skating Club, Radio-Aviation Club. ic sf KLOJ Lois Commelicial Patgrsdi-Y Academic So iieppy and hagpyh in her Sta hopes to be a college lovelhiwa' I i , VJ grad-u-ate, Makefku' CV' gr sxweetei Eluy But still be 'around for a West by day. l ,Nu fx Point ,Date-. Vocatio ali 'lz5b, Mathi Club, Vocatio 'l I 'Q Slgating,Club. Assistatipillad Twire , Year- ,Q book' E itor' 1 Staff. ,Q ,if ,Lf .U W P' V ,Jun X Kb' f,1.' i ,r .fi-f ,ci ,i Q. f ,Vi iq, .- lf' X -Af' f fm .gf ' rs I, . i, , 3 ' , i . If i f. ir- 'gn x , ' 1. .1 fi. fl Pu, 1, Ire urisk ON f 1fredDuseboyI' K. Gener Clerical lbea Technical College. j Wallingto East Paterson l's ctia smile are Eyes of blue, manners shy, ow to al, All we say is what a guy l you cert h Q, she'll answer - . all.x ' Y ok Business Staff. Herbert Dyksen Edward Dypko lDykl General tDipl General East Paterson Wallington Sincere and thoughtful in his Di is an eas oin lad Emil Dzal lRigorl General Wallington His achievements are many but his faults are few, Everyone likes Rigor , we know you do too. S every deed More fellows like Dyk is what we need. Jefferson News Editorial Staff. Rose Marie Engels iRoi Academic Little Ferry Ro's ambition is to become a success, So reading and sewing will help her, I guess. Yearbook Editorial Staff, Span- ish Club, Art Club, Student Service. , P V , Y Q Q, . His ambition to travel isn't bad. Student Service. Jean Dull Ueaniel Secretarial Commercial Wallington Jean is a girl who with knowl- edge combines, A good sense of humor and many good times. Vocational Club, Literature Club. lm ffl? 5 s l, l i ' lg 'n ' . l - , ' Vi ' i. X: l ri, r . X A i 1 i l V , , E L tl ,N I , . . r K ' ix, 'f H i I ,I tlj Ng 1 - A , Edward Erazmus A J Do y Estes f iArchiei ' General iii! sQ2Lfafiai'5comrnguiai Wallington ' Q st P drson An earnest lad who's full of Say an 'DSDDY' with g ner- fun, o s h rt, For a really fine friend, Archie's ,Dbgb n lik right fr , the the one. st t. K X ' Santa Farina lSandyl Accounting Lodi She and fun go hand in hand, Her personality is just grand. Skating Club, Yearbook Edi- torial Staff. I ,f J fy, Q IO IUU J! 1h nv..JL,f' u J .LY qgqxfnx g...,f Lt: ' f Wu. ,- ff V . ' fl vi Andrew Federico iAndyl Academic Lodi Here's a lad in scholarship high, His feet on the ground and mind in the sky. National ,,l-lonor Society, french Cub, 'B fwling Club, Senl0,V Play,!f' ffudzz? f, erviCe,LALf'gL4 4, .452 AW cfffifafzf Xi-v'7 jf. i X General ownship when , could not be found. Dram,aticfClub. fl e ffl! Q S aa 'U' I , Af s , fir' .W-:Y-,,,,L.,C, , ,1,.,,g ffywg i f' Y-f'W 4 Lois Fedor ' , ,. Academic Wallington No one nicer could to meet, She's always so witty, cute, and sweet. Senior Cabinet, Dramatic Club, Vocational Club, Girls' Intra- mural Basketball, Yearbook Edi- lLouJ we want pyjorial Staff. Hans Fichtler lFootsl General East Paterson This tall, dark youth prefers crafts for sport, . He desires to be a craftsman of a good sort. Fred Frimberger lFrelzel e r' mmer ' I Academic i East Paterson S 's strivin o obtain-a - 'Quiet, shy with a friendly grin, mTSr:be?A 7- Many a heart he's sure to win. e wi live up to ' - our ever! mgfpnlif, Bowling Ou? StLtdent,.Serv1ce. ff ,f fl, M41 4 I Y , of SQ' ' fel-1-fv+ - My JI' H , 'KL 1 ,Lfht Robert lBobi Gen ral East Paterson A very friendly lad is he, With a tops of a personality. . 1 f V I ,J ' , I f ,il - J ,af H A-41 ' 'I gl Adm . . nf' ff yi' ' I f ,i -W, 'V fix 'f ' 1 .f 1 gb 1 , 7 I l, .f .JI-f'f' fl ,gf ' .1 DW J ' ff? 1 0 hd I I Dorothy Fusco AI Fuenning IDQH Academic Salvatore Gagliano . l 1All General Lodi isalm Technical Drafting Re9 'a Galew ' A East Paterson Friendly Dot is loved byhall, Lodi E Academm H ' h - -I k , free as And '5.qu'le 5 Champ WH T e Modest, unassuming, and a true W'3H 9lO easlaflspy go UC Y as bowling ball- pal, To rid all sick from the dread To live and be happy is Al's Yearbook Business Staff, Treas- These few words best describe of pain, urer Tri-Hi-Y, Student Service. Sal. ls the goal Regina hopes to gain. mark. - Z sa., '7 ' - - ' N A Silvia fi , ,H Joe Garafola Rudy Geisler l5 ' AMG! ii lem gf Technical lBrunoi Industrial Arts Well- f R DM . L d. she's th T I YJ V s 4, U ' M1 t 0 l Like s e s ar on our bij et-if Spfhe ti and: eatballs are his Bruno Geisler, a sportsman COUVT, V E 44 .111 M av ite Eddg at heart, News Sport points in his- av rite! ,ight Egcei d girls put him in Always eager, right from the Edltorlai Ca t V . B k ,fx E , Viva aamood. Q start., ture Litera- Vabsiayn Cwbas etball, JEBKFV HL if Bargdgyllamatic Club, Senior Play. EP! ,mfr ,lf Wh X v A ' ' u caciub, X RN 'AMX lk il DLVXQ I . Cgftmfl, Hx I MJ D , . i , - 1 L f s wi i iii ,if -we is ' i i r. A I J Y is .xigiad l V JL! V ' fly' r' H ,f. - 1 1 ' f 4' ' 3 , , is X0 f 1' -if s il , iw 1 D rf' ff ' '73 -'4 J XL? 7 ' - rg - MAJ' L' vi Ge I 1 Marlan,Giordano ' , li' ii IEVQJX ruff lndu7l'r I Arts lMari ,' ' Adqdemic. 4 ' ' - 4 i Hair ' H iyiagi 'fend ' eve where Short and tiny, like e little elf, 'She Q , I Marion always'acts herself. BT 9 '? Chef' to a Lj'7e KNOWS rig-li-Y Yearbook Editorial ' -Q I X J 8 I . I I levi Ito! . I ' 1 1. Ll!-J 1 p f lx iixv ll ll ,Ji l if l li i 'T f F ,- li f ii A U E -' it i ' ' l ' f ' ' ' , .,. lElIiEi4 egjeiailjbgommerciia X lil! yA?hony GEOL gfkl jieqlfiff X ,- A 'US dale iv To nsh f ian ton - G- J Lin Us gi ly' op,eye, ,, ian Eiga,-frfuiy by a a ful yywifwf rs . A f IC r , P is f ' . , ' ut C cal Vhrdo wit L 5 , i LU! fi, ' So n fri' chick nf 1 A' sy - My ff If ' ' 7ireafs J Vgc ti nal 'lud ggi- J' K? 6' Kciftoh fgarafcglf Business X d A dll!!! ,val - as ' V 'V ffjgiigggrjjl . i , 4 S 'g ag ff l ' A 4 s fx A4:fi?'l!ffl'a52?!iFfie.1s. B9 f 1 'Sir-fflzliit fef fa i J-ji 1 -of-534-' '--'-'vi-:wg-lk ff ff Mu fi S ,2: '3j'si ffiriaif X ff- JJ- - , N i?f.I,'13,?a ' - 'F PC 'A itrf Q ' V., Y xx ,. ,MQ N-. A- 0 m f. Ji.,- . W Wil: ill K si l K Q, X N i . xl jo XJJJ - A - i f .2 NJ r fl RUEFQHEIQYQX E , Donald Gre tt Julia Godlewski John Golden uizussafifl SLP In Us ,-,,'Q!nrfS twink, ' , ne- Uuliei - Secretarial Commercial Hackl General is ddlefl-Pi er T W shi-fp pa ic X Xi East Paterson Lodi To befddgood c ch is , Bey U t ' Char M96 Julie likes Hackensack rink Steak and mashed potatoes are Rl-55 C' .51 5 - , fell if .X for dating, his favorite foodj And 3 mo Path MV- I la DUNS WZYS 9 wit a NL l Since her main hobby is roller These and flying keep him in paves- Cheer ul H IO. l skating, his pleasant mood. Wrestling, Basketball. - Student Servic . if K , i P X X i Q' 7 'Q Q 'fin ,fr x, ex I AN 'Q - 4. Kos., -s r Y Gs, il Vu 4401 l lf' it Lid 'M 4 ' ,Ld rf au: Isa. L , 'W'--4 rw: '- 0.0: ll rw X r Helen ' . Fredlfifo I - - Alice q......... X' X t 3 QQQEQJI neral College l Gi lf! Technical lDerfl, ,ff 'Te calxCourse IAIJ Q tiursing to . Q .vigaif pgs ,nv ' wailarigfms To Peppy Gram is full of fun, When oring study period ,fSrnile ltrqef en hi MHS one A Consclenqousx O l e'f 50 Oyai ' Known and well liked by every ensu , f L,i,,wit joy, 1, Wang VE-'ery . h d d xg one. Up pops- Pete with his fnuB1o5-ff We ti thes Wai irr't'lis cer- eil Lggfeeraegfxligul an an Captain Cheerleaders, Senior ous V'eW5- ,fuflyf fam OV- I ' Y ,tok Q Q Cabinet, Vocational Club, Trl- . 'f X Student Ser , i, ffl' N ' Hi-Y, Girls' lntramural Basket- - c' T' ' ' 1,1 X , N ball, Student Service. l' ff , DU Jil' I . C, xx . ' X ' .fill QV 4 ! Qi lj J Nj pil! V. . . , L A bil, rrgima Grace Guccia i , lGinnyl lshrimpyi Gene I cle,-lelelfjjj Lodil Qjf' F lfhgimpylg' bvrill Jpeklii ecra- eel n pro a y ittsbn th '3 I for r well- knee. S L' V SS iw V' Yearbook Editorial t i vw 'K 6rQrang Club .I-. ,xv NJ 1 fx A ll XD s. lqlb H it N . Q' enry HarderxMA , jx' lHardei'l General College Q' yw Lodi A rbhappiness, health, and kill -. -.u 1 reams come true, All' these and more we wish to you. Jefferson News Reporter, Choir. ,ff 'C I , l v ll ' ip I Gloria Guglielmino Neil Hamilton l 1610, Clerical lPossuml Technical Drafting Lodi Little FEFYY She skates and rides with great Aff.fl3Fl 9 of hunlmg we Wm zeal, ,ln f . . Saturday nights ,are her appeal?? Nerflintjhe lad Wah the Sporlmg ' , Radio-Avaafil ciupr 5 'Ai Q ' . i ' ' . in +I l I . I ul l ui! ,.- il If, L ,uh V ,W 411' 'xr f I i ' , r r yi Q J Marjorie Hascup . . l ,P lM I N ' , , arge East Paterson wsmg Lillian Hecht m es if lL'l Dress Designing Big brown eyes that twinkle and shine, Cause many a heart to be laid at her shrine. Library Council, Vocational Club, Student Service. . we N..X'g s ga ' ,a iii fl' , it East Paterson Spends leisure time at Oak Ridge Lake, Some day a fine nurse she will make. Clu arb , Asse bl: 5 ec- x A! ' I jx Helias lAli Secretarial Commercial Lodi Skating and dancing keep AI in trimj Ravioli and Spaghetti give her pep and vim, Skating Club, Yearbook Edit- orial Staff. v xxx' G Anna may Heng eveld iAnnl Nursing East Paterson To no special clique does she belong, But her list of companions is varied and long. Marion Hopwood it-toppyi Industrial Arts East Paterson Laughing, happy and always 9aYf . With a certain Smokey to make her that way. Skating Club, Dramatic Club, Girls' Basketball Senior Cabinet, Student Council. Richard Hrbek lHerbl Technical Drafting Little Ferry 9 g.: f I 1 tl f' r it ot ' i. X si, lb x 1 LN., Y ,I i jk I If 'W I s .frj ffl' W'iVfl 2 !1i, - , ,-.ff- ia J artinldfante X ilfrariklngllrhfg-1 -N iMaggeel Technical College JJUKMOFI V I wjfnfdustriali Arts Hacke ack J ' , 1 ' iU0dil,t ' ' ga Count on Maggr:g'?fzJr lots if He's al v7ay's sharp, ,h9's gi.-1'ways f , i. . Qav. ' 'if' , He ubriings a smilel 0 QQ one, Especially when girls 'come his Spanish Club, Band,QSkating Club. way. Student Service. vw rx N t ' 6 y ,M v 'FY 7 'E' pf' '11 - ar if' Elsie Hoffman i o Q chnica College X lElJ Nursing ittle F ' 'JB I East Paterson A r ntic t eman iefgdu- Active in sports good at dancing. ca 4 Easy to look at and grand for IUC ln his tgW C!!-I Barbara Howell iBobbiel Business Saddle River A comparative newcomer to our school, She'll nelver be anyone's fool. y,u'g'?0' 'Tn-J if N366 romancing. S ior Cabinet, Student Council, efferson News Editorial Staff, Vocational Club, Dramatic Club, Girls' Intramural Basketball. Qs 'ua V7 is 9 1:9 A I iLorryl Voca iii ' i ' 1 -IL JL, t Albert Interdonato lAlJ Academic Lodi A likable lad, a real true pal, A hit with the fellows and many a gal. Al v I N .,ifi, luglv' l E 'lk dafigis J of Irene Jablonski James Jackson Casmlr Jandura lll 1 Industrial Arts tRebell , Academic fiefleral Jandyl Industrial Arts I Wallington' H H Wallington H I H 9 J' I ,L , Tall, blonde, lS VIVBCIOUS I , To be a hunter is Rebels IS quiet, shy manner belle, Her favorite food is a steak and idea, The mischief hidden behind his French tries. Of an exciting pastime and en- eyes. ' - . . joyable career. , , 1 f A, K! -1 l - X ,I ff V ix I 1 ' , ' , lu J ' 'V ' f BX ll ' K' ' ' Vi ff I x , V ls F Ed rd Janusz L X Walter Jarots ' 3 ' V 7 lEdl Techni al tWaItl General a A Wallington Wallington wg , Many an honor this lad has won, He's never angry, but always, f X He's shown us all it can be done. cool, I V I f f President National Honor Society, Af liasf' That 5 how he Seems 'n V V7.5- F V , n gfqf Varsity Club, Captain Baseball. SCVOO' 15233356 , VVVVV 4 V !VV, f 3 Spanish Club. 1 , V f J '4' 'HM' Lili All 0' ' . utl il' if l 4 1 epli5JeAlcek - Geor Jeni Spllldd l' ' Industrial Arts xuaonw In ,V ' my il Little rry Sad River T hip U Nl B ' speciag 'nterests are Corky ants to h ve a farm, l ort and dat s, An i i fh ting and apping get har , l h' f fafes- Baseball, sludenl Se ice, ll . l ML A l ,H 911 w . l 'ffl fig ' 0105 ,rj Qu' ,pf ego? ff ,J will f N I ,,, 1 ' 1 if M' '- 'fy -, ff' l l ll - fl- . .1 1 Lot alne,LK5eQ'is 'gill' ,,,, 'P N 1 Y A i ' , lKentl ur,singdC ursij-'LQ Af XJ 1 X it 'J l ast l jx IQ . Cheerfigjllaug Vg, an 'full of',,-J llwrl 'Mir , ' , Marie Karlovsky fun? V- . J' lv '-' 1 x l-'F' . it ,f . l ,Maw Secretarial Thgih arts o n a le 42 I 7 usseIlfK BS f P olden face, To her race. Yearbook a pleasant is a competitive Staff. Little Ferry Her manner and smiles are ever bright, ln every standard, she's just right. . Y . 5' ef l ' Kent h on., QL, V l D ll fe.-'T ' n' E Senior ' et, St ' t1Co ' l, ,V ' ' K l ' ff vip .4 lrqoefsgqlxaf I Rfrgrsonx 4 If 'ill 1, . e , , X llFeature Edit l Qflllf A may Cm Je rw A bit of workfa bit o oy J ' Jbggsfjkker- All in I, Russ is quite' .boy. f Dramat Club, Student Servicew ,x his . .Q of cg f T Q Wx Bill Kinney General East Paterson His artistic interests, his designs if of art, Shall give him in life a great headstart. Jefferson News. X Ag- 'l 4 - ,l,-f, A 1... f ,TA i .gf I Y A A X 5' H51 if . i ,L . W .if K ff , W W f ,l l 5 X 1 , '-' VL 41 ' Mabell 'ae zrrLelif Ll' 'ret l cret'ri ommercial J l ' East efrson Re i and friendly befart, - Sbe's a 'T dy to db, her part. ' Qf'pYear, , ,if il' Kleber Secretarial Commercial Little Ferry Friendliness is her gift sublime, Marilyn makes life just fine. Edward Kohere iEdi Academic Lodi He isn't too serious, nor too gay, A Eleanor Kletcher ry KI lElliei Accounting Academic Wallington Wallington We look at you, and see you For are with Ellie through double, nd thin, Don't blame us, it's not o two' come out right, you'll trouble. - ays ' . ub. S dw - yr- Hffioheie lWhiteyi Academic Lodi fl- x' Cheerful Whitey is a loyal ff Yet is good in both work and uffiend. play, His charm and wit are adner- fect blend. Co-editor Yearbqmk, ferson i News Editorial St , Student , Council Treas , Assembly i , Comm ttee. V V IL! l X by J! ff ff ilidf- MMM 1 fi 1, 5 M lf UU 'VV V ff' l r 1 ' AJ X 1, ' ,v , f i f l N- ' milf ,i, U 1 f f ff' Mil: ael Koske Virginia K er ,i ltrlqkei ,J Academic iKozl , V40 Academic i Lodi DLit e Ferry ftifeacher, teacher, you'll have to Kozts ambition is to become l wait, a doctor, V Here come 3 Mike, again he's Her .winning charm will be a late. Y leading factor. Spanish Clyb, iCarZ1era Club, President Tri-Hi-Y, Vice Presi- Bowling, Sk' in ub, dent Student Council, National Honor Society, Girls' lntra-mural , ,i Basketball, French Club, Year- ff ,f , book Editorial Staff, senior Play, i ' s l v-W - St' - 'W ' six Genevieve Krisanda na r 'sa iGenei Accounting Tec a C0 ge East Paterson Littlfe r Her favorite hangout is staying ebal ' ucky's rit at home, s o Genevieve's the type that hates J en ' f d-- eat, to roam. e'll r o . Yearbook Editorial Staff. aseball, Var 't ub. 1 45' ,Vi Z! 0 :H 4 'T K Y I X r , ,N 41 limit Eleanor Kubicek lKubil General Clerical Little Ferry They call Eleanor Kubi for short, She's got a sailor in a certain port. , ff ' ,ilu 41 Y -on M Helmut Lehnert K i Mary Kuchta l ff Academic ,Mgfifgylqwnship A b u i Det t is Mary's chi eature, Although her am ' ion is to be a teacher. l 1, f Ridlw Koh 3 I 1- Millie za llfurtziey Qeneral Clerical' lDimplel Commercial ' ,I ' ' Littlzflferry Q 1' A ff I 1' Lodi Patiengzef fpersistencef and ,in- telxligence she doe boast, 5 Getting fhat 'manl ivorries her ost. 1-t ' 'lf ' .x J i Dimples her name, secretary 7' hey' im, She 3 find of dancing but bowl- ingls her gam 9. lBrunol General Saddle River Township He did nothing and did it well, But what little was done, was done pellmell. Dramatic Club. 4 . 1,4 I . , f, X ' x, M ,' , V Lb My A , , s . Li say Helen Linharl' rgel Technica lLilIl I Commercial who-qw V , ast Paterson Little Ferry V, ,,, f They c im G ', for no Although she is shy, timid, and r ' ' I reaso .' , meek, E, 5?-' fi f Z' And his nl rite sport is bas- She will not be prevented from ,A 3 ' ketball. gaining what she'll seek. Basketball, tudent Service. Civic Welfare, Yearbook Editor- ial Staff, Art and Crafts Club. f Q J, i , 7' JZ 'll Q F IJ If 1 'IJ v 9 . r , I' ' ...L y rl ,V . vw:-V' ,f .1 ' , J, V rf A ,P 1 . ' ' . . V Dj Mpflfinstra ' g , Fred Liskiewicz ll.ynl , L eral cal 'lBobol General Sadile R' Township x l Wallington V, K 'C 'l n's Q79 ity d trusting f'Bobo -quiet, never rude, V , good Keture, ,v-77 Ag' ' He was blessed with a yen for i ' W' Shall always bglher out tanflirlg FOOD. , -' K 'kature ,, 4 '- ,JYearbook Editorial Gqaff. ' ' q U' fd I , ' I 't lf ,R . 557 I 1? 'I .M l ' . ' l i , fi' ,rf I ,l if ,,al its l ' 'lr I l li' A Y ' m ' LM, l l l ' ' l f 9 ll N - ' I' ,AS , A X All lljl I 'fb -6,17-A , f. C . - - 1 fe- N-.fwfr- l' W lixi I ' o. . Lf' J if x l 'i , ' Andrew Loiaconb' ., l V 4 5' ,599 li Dorothy Locker lAndyl Genorql 4' - . . QQSYW A ow indusfraai Arts was f 'A X I k , - ' A we , 18 J Bo sTisgws 0 e pi., Lcd, ,,Andy,S,, The ,,Gsbr,e,,, of ,he -kr U95 C' Good Of df l 'Y Blonde shy Dot is a model 9la55e?,' KKQ, M' y a on fu 1 friend' Hes yust terrific and svyoons - Bugs is a ul, il lad,, N TP' yllows 9 Dial X And loves most sports to the the lassesiy- l ' He's always h y but never sad. se or Ca i et Clubt 1 very end. Band, Orchestra. r I g I 0 R lf- 1 if 4, l rl bf, 'G' 'f' , y JA I ,,.,JJ2f 7f'L . ne fuv' N V .' WZ 1 . pb 1 i I A V x Lvl Javvy I Carmela Lo Iacono lCarmyl Commercial Lodi A laugh, a smile, and manners divine, Good fortune, success, Aand ro- mance will on her shine, Italian Club. Q5 if Richard Lomicky lLoml Technical Little Ferry Richard has a secret ambition, Basketball and track may change this conzlltion. Track, St ent rvice, ft X I' -R. .1 y 1, . Q' vi yi MJ garet Love viel General Clerical Little Ferry laugh, a smile, a kind word ready, A loyal heart that's always t, if ff gf fri Q QA! 'A ITE Qldeie I Q r ,4Qf'Z i Cl'll'eI:r3elf.2e5r r, ercial ,fm 27,0 - 7 .-like V dl. I IV A charmin 'jghzlfwt a, pretty face, 1 X l-fer every move t 's o e of grace. , Yearbook Edits al Gaff, ll uc fDorl Clerical East Pater n Dor's a sweet little Miss who's seldom blue, She believes that lust being hap- ti ii' sz 'x Y 3 - xx . it l Ann pusn lShor y G ral Clerical Wallin ton Happiness is what Shorty has always expressed, You will never find her feeling depressed. Y Sf9HdY. py is a fine thing to d . e Band, Yearbook Editorial Staff. X Nil. A, Joe Lynch Frank Macherone G lJoel Technical lMachl A ic , fi - R East Paterson U odi , ,Q . His love of life will make ham Small is onyi 6, 0 4 L bold, A se s' e cha n disg i Here's wishing he reaches his 0 0 N , V highest goal. , IV X . -EQ-1, I L Math Club. 'Yi - ,1 1 f , flop' .OJ lf f 'W ,Ll ' l ' l W C WW ' pllfi I ' l W W ' iff' , - ,r . . l .- fd ' if L-1' 3 -L fr ' . Q If - ' f' ,ll JM! .7 .fl f JF 'lVivl Q I ' - , ff' lf , . ' 1 M fl fy! Irepgihsegywfg osemarie Madunio l-le, will ' ' -' ay' Mfg- an ,A gf lll fy N!! X' ecretarial lRol Secretarial lljayel appeal' 5 ff Q Mfhfndi 'ji' East Paterson our asf pafe n of flifq-lgv iludh-dollarufsifniletclearly Ro's dark hair and lovely eyes, alllx blonde' and 5 dsomel a 41, ,w yfjfghoygl ' Shall always brlng forth many Sl-liek is he' ' ffl Shedteave good trieryds wherever sighs. A good engineer is what he ,q r 1 i ' She 90 Y f Yearbook Editorial Staff, Cam- VWODGS to be. 4!'!Dramatic club, Skating' clypf li' , era Club. 4 of ootball, Track, Varsity Club. ' ll l -in J? ri 'xi l Q' Ernest Marcon lErniel General East Paterson A lovely smile, a friendly way, We wish him luck for many a day. Joseph Martorano ugaix FL! General Shop Lpst Paterson With mdrals high, and person- Remembened by us for many a alitv Qav, day. 'J Varsity Club. Marie Mayer as Jennie Marut Uenl Secretarial Commercial Wallington A bit of seriousness, a bit of fun, And Jennie has her work well done. Vocational Club, Yearbook Bus- iness Staff. Arthur Mazowiecki Y 501' flh- G Ray Masavage iRayl General Wallington There isn't much that Ray does lack, At radio he's a cracker-jack. -N sm AQ s Q, N 1 ,, is lReel Commercial iArtl General Shop Little Ferry Wallington A sparkling smile brightening her Adventure flows within his vein, g face, Success and happiness he'll sure- V ' Addis to her appearance, an air ly obtain. j K o grace. I, gy' yr' 4 Dramatic Club. l J' 'Q 'X rug! ,f ' W 51 Q'L , ji, 5 7-I 'Aj E -is Q! fi 4!f!m,c, ji IQTIIV, 4' K' C, 11 ,Q-. A I ' Q14 ei f ee fff Q ci ' ff J ,ff f ., y'!.4Lu Jrgg' jlj ffl c-I 1 ly K A I ax, J A ' ' f JJ f' s If if r ju I , f 4 1 B3 a d Mazzoni ' Q ' lifnfar Mc al ji lEdl General Shopx lE S ar Lodi Paters A Girls il? short dresses bring about Eel eyes a d fee , sig s, Af vely cre e, a s swe . Bugdfis Zygidlon of guns entice president ramatic ub. , ff rginia Metje Gi nyl Academic D Little Ferry little Ginny wants to be a l'1Lll'S9, d watch the money roll into her purse. James Meyer Uiml lndustrial Arts Lodi Truck or car, he'll take them apart, He's a real mechanic right down to his heart, ,l , ., sf l x f ll g iff' f fl A LY j jhffieresa l,iTerryl General L llodi whaffan be said of ' i, Excep 'that the flagi succe she'll unfurl. l' A lf .af 5 fl. I . .4 X'?f vi is ' l s ff 3 Y i Xrivastor Caroxline Miezeiewski lCaroll Nursing Saddle River Township Life is sure to give her a good 1 Q , yi thy Roineo Minichetfi iRol , inafsiiai Arti East Paterson Muscles so sinewy, and a perl start, sonality plus, ' h Because at her finger tips is the Superior Romeo, really rates secret of art. with us. Art Club, I Q' If ,- J, ggiuiipoii M HiRosiel Secretai' yC.'6mmercial East e erson ' Blond he-me always Dbke her sigh, 1 On the ladderjff .5645 she will climb hig . Student Council Aational Club, Yearbook Edito ial Staff. Varsity football, Dramatic Club. U William M or lVWIliel t al Arts E n ' Look' g in fut e sie a I H D er ann 5 t, . . at t ' piano, now a ssful Romayne Morris lRol Industrial Arts Saddle River Township A sweet little Miss is our Ro- mayne, Pennsylvania's loss was Locli High's gain. Angelina Napolitano iDollyl Secretarial Commercial Little Ferry She is not short, nor is she tall, But a sweet combination and friend to all. 9 ' Nfl . f+'gRobert Mislgglf Ck 9? I iBobl Q , , , waiiaimgion 7 Light hearted, dark heaid, that's our Bob, Wherever he is, you'll find a mob, I Marco Marino iMarkl Academic Lodi No finer Pharmacist can be found, ln mixing prescriptions, or any compound. gf 1 ' V--S ' Marie'Mosca X . lRedJ Academic Lodi . A cute pug nose plus wavy hair, In her cheerleader's costume, she makes the boys stare. Cheerleading, Senior Cabinet, Italian Club, Senior Play. Joseph Natonick ' iDipl General East Paterson On records he possesses every band, In speaking off the record, we'll say he's grand. Band, Orchestra. Academic Lodi Vince, the fellow of great re- known, Loves to joke, laugh and clown. Student Service. w Marie Ned-elec Secretarial Commercial Lodi Shefs led us all in cheers so fine, Let's give a cheer for her this time. iRel -4 Cheerleader, Tri-Hi -Y, Vocational Club. fifllo special place he calls 'av A 7 ,LM 7 4, , www -fm.,-we ,Lf I Lf - V Emil Newaroski llslelgoll Industrial Arts f Ajiflfcffi Lodi own, and f Lorraine Nieman Lorriel General Commercial Saddle River Township G1'acefuI and charming, she's called Lorraine, personality will bring her 'X 'life'-f l -'Lf -lg ., s Y f Frank Noga l lNog-a't'I ffechnical Drafting f if 1-L-l9dj,4x!f1lfQJ Sincerity, which is.his guiding rule, , il Makes Frank a jZllOfIl6 ofhour Restless Emil prefers to roam. . school. f y , lg 1 ,V ., F tball, varsity Club, Senior . Zginet, gf ,l , , A A 1. X Xs K ff ' ' JJ X ff X i MSO IJ-on' , f , uf' ' If i Curtis Norris Mildred Notarfrancesco gf 'X IClintl Academic lBabel Secretarial Comrnescial O ' East Paterson Lodi I To , When Clint takes his Hippo- Twinkling eyes that seem to ay, crates Creed, Life should be happy, carefree, ' By his fine character he will and gay. r f Suffged-. Yearbook Editorial Staff. I if ze ' Joseph Oddo Rage effing CL A I A lOddol General lB, l eneral 1 f Lodi Lod ,V When work interferes with play, Always d add hi bi ' 5 Give up the work is what he'd Bob is n forxis su I U , jj Say. N. ' . Student Council. I .W x Na fl , l I X in ' , 1 ,ai-f ll 1 Ex, fflvf if yi 1 sqm ilgD'llzXlDbJvlJ il l ,Q lf- J ' I X f I-f I li 1 , il ,,,- ' , lx, A ' Q ,, . x I j V H I L' i f V , , Elf ,g,.a,:w lr I ,W 'Lf' . Y I ljlm,il,.l-.2 ygjv lk 1 ' - XX fra, ' I if l ,V X x ,Q-,sidljsa l I f vs ,ft U P 1 3 Y rf 'lklil 'XT 5 l -4, 1,41 I L ' ' 'E , . . . P l Lil . .lf Ll 4-i Lex' a sig-,ll-f-f 's ' r Ji Marie Parisi. f , SX yr hlnelga Olivfx lil Carl lla Paladino . . 1 l c I Academlk l! 11-e UL, C de ,C ,C , C , I Anna Panflll g j ,'slL05l 6 Lodi J armY Lodi ommercla mime Annie, Acadermc Lotzoof goodness and ltindrzess L . . K, - i I i oswsaxi ilf:'l:.aaVlz :iii A for all 'ref ., he l Q, Sli We We . glad, rl ways s e IS so sw e, wi you. 1 Italian Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Business A friendly, jolly way she's ol- But b'uShlnQ is her one defeat. French Club, Tfnlli-Y, Yearbook Staff, Yearbook Editorial Staff. ways had. Yearbook Editorial Staff. Editorial Staff. 5,3 A ff A x J 0- 'A .X bd' 8.4 ff 4-Q 'H I Jean Patryn ' u jemeth Parry 1K6 I ' General fi L. a I A A sponfafggaus' itttlly bright- f L ft Ra n ,Fass lRayl Technic l filo l ast Paterson General Commercial Wallington Nr 7 Cheerful gay and full of fun, Ray warttsito be a millio ai e, , , ' b e. world from all its She is liked y everyon ens tljd y, , And free fthe Wlgggrfhsisy aijund' fh y blgjs T Calle' Skating Club, Camera Club. , -v 1' - H rac . , Hi-Y, Yearbook Edltoriat staff.: -' f , , i A - r- ffff , is Q , l ,t ' - iw. ,l .r tr V-. it 1: .. , A l, 1 ' . f - sf f . jim, s fqfmlitilienu K I l Sfltl Secretaria Cbrwercial l . 1 A g Lodi 1 ! Saint's pet expression is For r' Pete's Sakegl' And a successful secretary she hopes to make. Italian Club, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Art Club. -cf fx , 'J ,1 f' ,- , il. 4' , A . . , Mary llemicjnfo W ' Jufhyt' Secrytaiglal Comrylercial ,V l ' Lodi A ' I At socilJftjunctionsAlways seen, Gabriel Perrelli lGabel Industrial Arts Lodi A man of silence with a heart To afd'gaiety h rflnterests lean. of gold, ,y,,Z:,bO6k Educ ia! Staff, ff P His many virtues cannot be told. I 2 ' 'At .KIM J ,IJ . J x. XV If 1 Q l V . 'TV' Liu' pf , . AY4! ,L lxyj J ' .2 i ,f,Gerq,ldine Petgiki ll rg Maj? car lSnooksi tdbfryl H'lSecretarialflommercial Little Ferry ' Beauty, brains plus persopality, drefgrljliljjjulsi ., fi bf' l' His dry wit a d laughing eyes, I Classifies B ard as a ' if Bernard Patten, Jr. IBunl Technical College Little Ferry ze. Q :W ' Gerry also has vitality. He, Spa lin yes alwa Secretary National Ho ci yf te , v0caiionai,ci Tii ,Y f' The kit ess wi h' that ngsf ri' , like a ji My M' j Yearbook ' rial ta ,Student f' OJ Wy !,l Xp, Council, S ing C , fi vifhfiffi. J - i l ll- L i. ,lf ff JJ , 1 If fi n l l A 1 ff if r 'l ' I' ,' . fy I, if f f if Phyllis Iacccl tPhylll Academic Jessie Plescia l I Lodi , NU,s,,,g Helen Praha: S Shijl alxjgghgeady mth a help' Lodi t oneyl Secretarial ercial A personality like hers can never When she's a nurse she'll always X Little Wil' be bought. Share, Whether the assignment be big Yearbook Business and Editorial Her goodness to all who need or small, r her care. Honey will do it well and all. Staff, Vocational Club, Italian Club, Literature Club, Student Council. Yearbook Business and Editorial Staffs, Student Service. Kiss. Yearbook Editorial Staff, Lit- erature Club, Guidance Worker. W. M lv Yi' Gloria Polizzi lGIol Dress Designing Lodi A dark-haired Miss with eyes to match, Any boy would think her a pretty cute Catch, Art Club. :yn l l Joseph Riley lJoel Technical College Saddle River Township His cheerful disposition is his winning charm, This Irishman always does good and never harm. Football, Baseball, Student Ser- vice. Frances Popek lFranl General Commercial Wallington Neither too happy, neither too glad, Neither too studious, neither too sad. Ted Puzio lRockyJ Industrial Arts Wallington Ted wants to be a great success, For this always leads to hap- piness. ,lf H ,ffw v- ffifflf ., and start. Bas ll. X -Q94 'rm-fl, Marie Pulio I General East Paterson Cl 961171 y K Ji: Marie's ambition IS to sing, X'f ,f...f,v,x To her that means everything. C it ll.. it .wr 'lice ,f h f . if Patsy Rabigi'Z lBeansl Technic I Lodi Pat may be bashful and very Shy, But all his friends rate him as a real swell guy. r ,I 4 . ,fl 1 tix! .IQ W ,S , fl 1 ,ff i ii V ,A 1 wi, L51 i , ' ,f ftff' . 115, if' I , fy4ff i ,e , e Jig' ' , ,ci fr . -' 5, , fi ,i,.ic.,L gvu 7!rM AJ ,JW if 'yfzfjid 41-.gf Robert Rembish 1,515 if Elaine Riedyk lBobl f General ll-toneyl Accounting Lodiw ll East Paterson A cheerful sr Aefsonality Sweet, charming, and sincere, plus, aft A A friend you crave to be near. Makes Bob al- 9' W-ercdme bY Yearbook Editorial Staff. all of us. I ri Orchestra. ' -rj Mary Riley lRileyl Secretarial Commercial Lodi Two dimples flickering out and ln, Highlight a face bright with pep and vim. National Honor Society. 4fe'7,a.,.Jg M c 1?-iliilii, f- si .i- ii, s llllllilssi , , ,Alf i J! N It 7 f v-'I l J A ,A l 1 I ' , I i M' ' ' William Robben V -AK, ff X lBilll Industrial Ang , J 'GFP , ,I Little Ferry 'fl ,lgirvlirf C0 'cial ' , For IBill's jolly, good humor, and My 'E Lb ' li 4 ' peasant way, l d a ' M ' ll We'll certainly remember him .Cin sk taismht Sasha dig-.llef I fo' WHY B dev- Mis nt'Head twifier, swing Bowling Club, Band. ClUb,A ,Jil I .... - ' gf 'X Paul Rodgers tRavl Technical Drafting East'Patersor1, A little work, l ts of play, That's his idea Sf a happy day. Student Service. Michael Santimauro tMikel Technical College Lodi His wavy hair and handsome face, Make the girls' hearts skip a pace. President Senior Class, Dramatic Club Jefferson News Business Staff, Basketball. J ' ,J fs, Q5 A 5 ff ff! . fi ' .ff Marie Rota General Clerical East Paterson Her modest smile is a welcome sight, Her sweet face a constant de- light. Jean Rychlicki ll-Zickyl Secretarial Commercial Wallington A swell girl that's full of pep She'll gain success with every .step. Vocational Club, Literature Club. if 'Q Achille Salerno llackl General Lodi Lively, friendly, full of fun, Jack is liked by everyone. Band, Projectionist. Salv re Sajveri x X cademic East Paterso Singin expre sed 'n his ever or ' For S ' dr y usic ll h ear . r e i Dra ub, X ndxi' if , -I tArtl Technical East Paterson His silence can at times be heard, For his actions speak louder than his words. Irene Sacxawa l I l Secretarial Commercial Wallington We'll miss her so, she's one of the best- So full of life, so full of zest. :ivy Dolores Salvatore iDeeJ Secretarial Commercial Lodi A neat little figure, a sweet lit- tle face, We'lI soon see her dressed in satins and lace. Yearbook Editorial Staff. N. J r h en- , I lliilleigl M Acade I,-toast Always spiritel nd!fiu of witl N .X KiIlerQ!, akes fri wand is quite a hit. Hi-Y, Italian Club. 1 .- Ronald Scharback fSherbl Industrial Arts Garfield Music has charm, as our ac- cordionist knows success will be his wher- r he goes. Team, Wing Club. assi if xp., ,2 is L., W .- C, XTC, S 44 h-J F-, Tl S . if 5 f ,N fy ri is. se 'fi T' 1 . , x 5, XEISBAHQXB A ele N. N Richard Scheller Dorothy Sch artz ' 'TEQ il ,N eneraT'L iSchellerl lndustrial Arts iDee Deel Commercial D iStrickl Drafting . .Tgaggile Riversgilmraai- s X Lodi 1 A Little Ferry A El is bldnde, tall, an ir, t Of all the sports he likes the Shell dance thru life withou a whomever Her heart is tree from This best, care, care. Basebfzll exceeds by far the This is .our prediction for a girl friends with consid- Bowling Club. TNF: 'es ' 50 a '- ease- X Baibel, Football Manager, Club, Radio Club. x I- . A L l- P , .i P X , , , 7 , X KX' 'HVJ 'ful if ' ir 1- ir -f' All h,,iL jf il!!! y , I ,V Mi I Ili, lr ' ' -f 1 i -i 1' l 1 ,ggi f m ' A ' Ji? f' t-iss 1 fav ' Q' 7 i r ,, 1 is!!! 1 r , pf. J' ' M xv ' ff! JQ . rj nstance Sclmeca I, Dorothy Scgyetti uf KC nniel Industrial Arts lDotl ade Lodi 1 Lodi .1 To Connie skating is an excit- Dot y, i a ri in ing art, AI re ,do o Y She is always ready to do her if an ' f part. f X italian Club, Skating Club. v, ' tb. 735' Mike Sepede lHankl Accounting Lodi Hank is a friend of you and meg A good accountant he shall be. Yearbook Editorial Staff. Anthony Sedor iMcGeel General Shop Wallington McGee dislikes conceited gals, They'll never, never be his pals. Q Michael Shagen lMikel Technical College Wallington Thi? light haired boy must have heard, That silent men are much pre- ferred. -.pm Q I Edward Semenuk lEdt Technical College Wallington Rugged, tall, the silent type, From him we never hear a gripe. Student Service. , 4 ,' - 1 f .1 fi ' , lp. li f' C , 1. 1 V , , ' Q 4 I I I f James Shaw iLuckyl General Little Ferry Happy go lucky and always sought, Football fills his every thought. Football. F.. Tir, -X 1? ' 1 F- 7 fs ..,. .4 Q, Q it . ,I .f ,-K '. , T' V fix ,, fi 1 'L X4 1 ' f ' . 5' g.. 'Pfir - r ' , ll. 4 .Q 9 'ws , I f ff, ., ,fi-5 nf L iv Q cis. 1 I Vincent Simonelli lVincel Lodi An army lite Vince chose to live, His-utmost help he sure will give. 5 our charm . . L Howard L. Sindylek Technical College Little Ferry Good-natured, smart, and witty too, Howard's dream is of a car- brand NEW! Track Team, f GN! ,H ' .BW R' Aux fkidera r kidl eneral Shop East Paterson Skid's ambition is to be a suc- cess, Wc're sure that life will give him nothing less. Band, Bowling Club. ' Norman Sistaro l Norml General Saddle River Township He hunts, he fishes, and he likes to play ball, His pet peeve is people who think they know it all. George Sokol lSokel General Shop East Paterson He has a good sense of humor, although it is dry, Soke's ambition is to be a mil- llonaire by and by. jf I Vfljpwn Louis Skawinski lStumpyl General Wallington Stumpy, with the help of Emil will be a mortician, And as partners they will achieve this ambition, .N i , . Ju l P -lj L . D l ii K V R FN!! 1 . 5 l jf , 1 . ,, R f , 'U J' J! X I, I A gfylj J Fran proviero it Ji Ted Squilanti lSprol Academic iCarrotl General Shop W ' di Saddle River Township An athletic fellow is Frankie ne cheering, he'll A little merriment now and y, thenlvf f ls relgihed by the best of men, ::'.l .:. , ' ' 131: ,.Lf!l' .. Vf ! N, ,I ,E .,,. In C mfr? J W J -I irlipi sea e East Paterson ,J Flip's favorite pastime-play- ing a trumpet, A mellow note from his horn makes your foot thump it . MT E! X! 1' .Y ,C .2 L . 5 kd Q it L s TJ F' MJ -! , l W I W f ! .1 V L! X fl fi ' I f f, T .J Q K' uv O1 H912 Don teenlandlff F Grace Sfellingwerf lBoatl XPlcadg,7'lTcl IRedl Nursing Wallington! 'X East Paterson ' Boat is tall with blon h Quiet and serene from the very hair, start, For sports-and girls-he has a Her brother Charlie holds her flair. heart. I Band, Orchestra. ' 'Q 4' X031 , ,, ' lifeaffr. fjrffi ,, ff.', W 9-Q' , x:4,h:w 32' ' .' J. ' . ,YM ,f b .41 .f Q! 'gf gl,-.. mv.,-yfl-f , I ' g V ide- gffrrzyl My ill , yn if' ff ildk X if 'I , f I 1 .I ' f 7 f. ' f f fr f f 1 1 1 Charles Streuli . I ,. 6 'f :uf : e V! fi IQ f 4 U I ' Anuf r e .111 'W ' ,cliff llffJ, ' ' lx? I Jban Sudqk ', lA 1 J0l1n sllpik Uoaniei industrial Mrts lBabel Technical lChasl Technical is our 7 s',.'her' .1 Yearbook Staff. ,, ' , ' V? . 3 .. 01 , ,f ww., . . w eff rw rf if 554212 Q If If w M, 4 ,raw ' ' A khwvf- N . Mina Tabano oeyl Industrial Arts Lodi The wittiest, merriest, peppiest friend, Roey 'knows how to make cares end. East Paterson For words he's never at a loss, And very seldom is he cross. Student Service. Walter Swentzell iWaltl industrial East Paterson . Walt's interest in motors are his main idea Of an aid to his future drafts- man career. Alex Szczur iStudiel General Wallington Alex never has much to say We hope nothing will stand in his way. Pg, grfr ,pf East Paterson V Dress designing is Joanie's am- Little Ferry A scholar and a gentleman here bition, we do see, She'll give the experts compet- A worker and good husband he ition. sure will be. Student Service. ,. lx ,' . Mjjb L A , M25 Q I . - Qfvwi X F Vjv , N ef! ,.f1,Q - Vg J Joseph 'lflco iPepJ lnldustrial Arts Wallington Abundant locks adorn his crown His forehead's clear of a frown. Doris Szilagyi lDotJ Secretarial Commercial East Paterson Pert, sweet Dot has a smile so bright, On the stairway of success, she'll attain height. Skating Club, Twir Business Staff. 0' ,,1.J a Florence encza ilflossiel Nursing Wallington She is ever fair and never proud, One of the attractions in a crowd. Allure Terhune lLoryi Commercial Little Ferry A flower of meekness on a stem of grace, She radiates loveliness every place. W' lam iBucky A I o is always Ile, T at M645 impressi or long, long while. il. ...E - N Mfg 3 i.J Ruth Thompson lPati Commercial East Paterson Flaming hair with flocks of gold Enhance a face with charms untold, Intramural Basketball Girls' Yearbook Editorial and Business Staffs, Skating Club, Student Council, Student Service. Ii V IT ' ra r 'H I, l 'Q Q. 4 A :J . ' l 1 L i it ,lil J X i t L' 9 -, i x ' , 'y' ,- C , ,. r i , X , . f Q Y '- iilii' - .A li-w f' . - , -.4 .V-V, - rm ini iryi f A Q ,.-'5 ' . ii ifflsr iw 5 EJ t l ff fl - - , ...QW ', vii- r- P iii? ' h Q, l Yi . ' ' 4 N ' I Frank Tomczyk Nick Torr l abc!!! ' Accourh ng lSenatorl Technical lTardsl Accounting , ajft Paterson V ' Wallington Lodi When mile lights upxher Senator -a dark haired guy, A carefree lad, troubles worry 'pretty' face, ' . Natural beauty gb withfgracel Tri-l-li- Vocation lsldb Year! book I- Itarial n H..isir'fsv Staffs, hior Ca inet, f , 2 4 tx ' 1' - Q nest? scano f Nm fif 0 i JE QD . if X .il i i . , i fl l a , i JJ' Louis Tucci lTutl Industrial Arts Lodi Enjoyment, pleasure, dreams come true, He looks on the bright side rather than the blue. UW W ucky, peppy and Academicl Will succeed in dear hunting or die. . ' 1 Joelene Toscana lLittle 'Joey ' Academic .Lddli H A merry heart is good all' day, Jo's personality ls here to .X ct , no ri i A X tte is reawf stay. Y 'V l- L i - ,Vocational Club, Yearbook Edl- Li rar Council, T ' , Voc orial and Business Staffs. tional Club, Lftera ure C , , ' ' i Year ook Ed: ' nd usnes , Staffs, 8p 1 i X L ' ' l . 'L . 'Jr if l Nl I ' l o x , ' ' erta Tos o f Richard Trenschel l b i ' Apidemic lTr0nshl Technical Drafting odi Sadflle River Township titer d 5 have wdn her greatf At being a clraftsman he hopes aim, , 4 '1 to make good, i gift for has done the Atv present his Cunterest is work- same. ' ing wi woo . iter e Club, VocatiofilKClub, Engineering Club. H oo-lE Egitorial ang' Business -X fl a S, i- s-Y, Lib ea - Y , r I cil, Jeff' rr News un 'L 'LLILA L' I t , .X r g ,gumifmau f ir. -,, E i to X ki ' C-' gy tlufiiu Mp . ff? r -w fi ti f .alias ff 'NXMW ,ti JY if i, till gow jx X , i U x ' l. , iv 'KXXXX-XL ,lb l' i ii la . NR th Qr an ,iw bi lRul ,V gcadeiv-' L ' ' Y K' i i 'i ' UL' ll'9,dl' il W , Richard Ur Ciiaueklf, tentdd, an Qagto l il 1 . . Zwxesegfrwighm q 052955, lRicki W H' industrial Arts ,XS i u cyl, , a ing on bifzbfzgiioxiwal Qgiifdp, Clulgjd Happy-go-lucky, come what , ri- i- ,i N ear i may, Staff.,US6nior gablnet, cilibr Rick lives happily from day to lwhyv f XJ ,ix 1 rd' day, -0' 1 l .NX Xi g i i i l i him nigh, All obstacles he dismisses with a nonchalant sigh. Y b Ed't ' I St ff. we 6 v 1 1 i ,i Q I i ,Lyl- 4 lvl l onli o rciabfpl . fl l i Tod own Fab Donsff rea 1 Y, .- n ilrllito llgu n 'rl , brings g ea rf di nfl P A d , es A L ' I 1 X Y , Yearbook Edifarai Stal, Y' L ri Y T-Q' N , , x vpgfil' Q ff-A 'W i X Nl i 1 C...-or -sf . -3 1 +9117 41,17 Beatrice Vanderpool iBeal Secretarial Commercial East Paterson In any field of work a whizz, Quiet and lady-like she always IS. Vocational Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Ye - book Editorial Staff, Natl al Honor S iety, Or fff f Alb V r lHunkyl l ege gto Gay, p y, f ll o , He's also in sicall Band, Orc ra, Manag s- ketball eam, Student oun- cil, Je erson News Advertising Manager. Florence Vinci lFlol Secretarial Commercial East Paterson Full of vim and vigorfperson- ality plus, Florence Vinci is a favorite with all of us. Tri-Hi-Y, Vocational Club, Year- book Editorial and Business Staffs, Editorial Staff Jefferson News, Senior Playy, I AL! X 'X Af' ff I e'v t f 4 j V I , f - f 5, Georgiana Vozeh iGidgel Secretarial Commercial Little Ferry Gidge's pet peeves are none, Out of a million, she is one. Vocational Club, Yearbook Edi- torial and Business Staffs, Sen- ior Cabinet. i lvux XJ' QV' Rosemarie Valjavec iVall Commercial East Paterson Laughing, talking, a jovial sort, lad Val is always a good sport, Yearbook Business Staff, X ting Club. Sl' ,ml-Y, x 'JUN f Sl n ' s 4 I - 1 .Y Y A ' iff' , I :I l . ,Margaretgyan Lenten l,Ma'rgel ,' ' lndustrial Arts I , . V Lodi Hmygaf' a designer of dresses to be '- 1 gy V Dislikes concfeited people' as one ff ' can sele. X 1 fu P' A Marilyn Vincent Academic Saddle River Township Green eyes in a sparkling face Charm, beauty, intelligence and grace. Vocational Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, French Club. 4, 7 I Robert Volt iBobl Ge ,e i Co ge East Pat js Josephine Viscardi Hes tjhe bass dru' r in out an , U0l Gef1efa'C0 eQe Come on, gang, give Bob a Lodi hand. W She's 'neither shy nor is she bold, Band, Orchestra, President Hi-Y, X Il She's just a girl as good as gold. Drum Corps, Wrestling. V a l so N X3 1 Q 'l 3 Q 5, ' 'x I .: tg .1 5' fr ' Arnold Van Hettinga IVanJ Academic Saddle River Township l-le's tall, handsome but doesn't give a care, He won' hurry anywhere. a , 'W Varsity lub x Mary Lou Wagner iLoul General Clerical Little Ferry Her smile is saucy, her manners true, A grand, all-around pal is Lou. ii. lxlr - aff, Bandrilhead majorettel. lx ,JJJ A fli 'Q' Bernice Walker lBerniel Academic East Paterson A winsome smile upon her face, The calmness which comes with . dignity and grace. i Vice President National Honor Society, French Club, Yearbook' fy lDotl HDOTH Thinks boys can't , beat. gf K ' yocerien club, ildrature b, Spani Club, . ating , r , I ' I Editorial staff, Jefferson Nevgmllrierh eb. fglulll ll 3 NN P f if 2 fl ' g, J 1 ' l 'N clloles wiegand l swf -Il' lbiccounting ' 1-T' East Patqr on 7l'l,,A1l Nlllelljfigure sais the males l claw yi :'Xswshe'l!hul1s ownfthe field to the bands cu 1. NJ' S ting Club, Yearbook Editorial l I Jaclluw iff, -'H l,k 4Pu yl l I ,f .f General ! East Pate OT ,J W1 wit has won our,great es- TG 1- , I yi , V I To be physl educator is his re lglsfrllrerllklvlla .ll ' l si! ilill' M i l if ' A i' K . U I Y' ll' V Q ' . . l Madellrle wldlgll ftfvlattyl Sstletarial Comrfmercial I Liltle Ferry i chenmrlg, witty and full of cheer, l rYdu're sure to know when Mad- ' eline's near. l 8 1 'li ,lee y 'fxfgllloseph Wanko Genet!! lkxahtlcl General ' Saddle liiver ,1 sleep aQd eat, has malice toward none, a K friend to all, oe should have no fear of a bad downfall. Engineering Club. Ruth Wiarda iRutl General College East Paterson A 'QP' air and a sertse of Blonde h humor add to her fdme, rv' With Ruthie life is a workyful game. l..f Vocational Club, Tri-l-fi-Y, Ska- ting Club, Yearbook Business Staff, Girls' Intramural Basket- ball, Senior Cabinet, Jefferson News, Library Council. John Widovic lJOl'1I il'1lCl General East Paterson To see the world pleases John- nie's heart, So traveling to Europe was an exciting start. IF' and ioyialit , swe sonali 'X Hi-Y, Jeffers N s,r arbook I l Editorial Sta l I Q75 V79 i . u ix lui' N131 , -01 C A K' rjfl Xxgtbf lk 'W 'l fp fy 4 liygg l lj , if hx kin X, R U Axicf Y E,-1 'sl ,Zi .Pri ,sf 'x VJ, ,A -' S -fl xx e X l r r -MX V., i l A LQ' . . . ,.JA,M ,a ,xl N George Wolfe Willemina Wouwenberg RDu5l1y?l,l N L d ,rar Affs lWolFiel Technical College 1Willyl General ' dx Ea Pat rs ,N Little Ferry East Paterson Xileableggilnq Smile ind .maker Wolfie is the happiest student She has a gift for gab that's Trim izlper-ggth qifmxxth , S if 3 QV Sayf ' G alive, When the school room clock strikes 2 155. i .e ffrlilli ' 7 ' ' l 'JI 2 2323+ ffifcee. ' XJX sw sy- pleasing, e And will not stop despite our .J teiking. ' fy -RJ . I V groove. L., ,X Am Urarrrartic Club, Qyocational Club. 'x ,Q - Raymond Zaneski , f E Evangelista Zeppieri Catherine Zglobicki lStretchl Industrial Arts Little Ferry KCathyl Commercial East Paterson Wallington Stretch . a swell fellow, likes Cathy is delightful, lovely and to make jokes, Sweet, He is well loved by all of us She is one l'm su,i34you'd like folks. ' to meet. f' if , Ba k fbau, T k. ' g ' f , s e rac I!! ,I I ? v-'CQ I V' f I' . If JUJQJ f' if, ' ,f I ' p fu ff 'K , , f, I A ff V . ' l X, f: 'f . 1 Q ls ,Q N, ! it 1 ' -ff 'ffl Ilglflf, fly, 4. 5 bm We fm 'K i ' , , H A ? i Near the Saddle River Waters On a lofty hill , Stands our noble Alma Mater 5 . . r Graced in glory stlll. :J 9 Ring her praises-never ceasing 41 As we've always done Thee we honor Alma Mater Honor Jefferson. From thy halls we'll go inspired To be great in fame , We who tread thy halls so stately ll Ever love thy name. '-'sail to thee, dear Alma Mater Q Hail to the Orange and Blue it May thy memory ever linger ls And thy wisdom true. '- ' ' 1 ',g,,+J'fh'71b.f-fgzliw ,we-,. 47 CYD Jw My JOHN MI LLAR MARY PAPIO JOHN PENSEC CLASS OFFICERS Adviser-MlSS E. DVORAK ELEANOR HAMMER . . . .President . Vice President . . Secretary . Treasurer Cabinet Members Connie Del Re June Dluly Peter Gallo June Hartley Amelia Krawiec Larry Kurtzo Annette Maio Yvette Nedelec Frank Olasin Mae Pedevillano Louis Salerno Wilma Squilanti Joyce Sca rzetti Junior Mr, Stolarz Miss Alessi Mrs. Ferko Mr. Pepe Mrs. Wekeman Homeroom Teachers Miss Dernarest Mr. Palmer Mr. Paul Miss Miranda Mr. Russo gfdfgf af 7949 CLASS HISTORY THE Junior Class has traveled three-fourths of its destina- tion, Never has there been a journey so enjoyable and so en- lightening, Along the way, the students have gathered price- less memories which will linger in their hearts foreverg the thrill of being chosen for the l-li-Y and the Tri-l-li-Yg the hard work and sincere efforts to make their Junior Prom a successg and finally the magic moment when they saw the gymnasium transformed into a wonderland of delight. These are but a few of the many memorable occasions. f f Q if fi , ,, ,,., f Q , R Yes, thus far the trip has been brimming over with a combination of work and fung I but the journey is not complete and the Class of '49 is eagerly awaiting that last mile . , ig, 1 , f ri -'ff J 1 Q75 dahffaffzafles' CLASS HISTORY LEAVING behind, but never forgetting their Freshman year, our Sophomores em- barked on the second milestone of their high school career. This year was packed full of fun, excitement and-the in- evitable work. Mixed with Caesar's Commentaries and Plane Geometry were the plans for the Sophomore Hop, and the loud pep-assemblies. Gone was the uncertainty and the confusion of their Freshman daysg instead, there remained the wonderful feeling of be- longing to Lodi High of being an important spoe in the wheel of our schoof Theyjsang our Alma Mlxygfer vifitxh cle and now they alte to their future were Lociili with en- thusiasrd 3I'1Cl,'l'iOQ'gXA ,gf -if J, , j ,f ii ' J -is N W i r t X' X u i ...gfzmsf f7950 I CLASS OFFICERS Adviser-MISS A. SABELLA CECEUA SONDEY .... .... P resident JOAN NOVAK . . . Vice President EDITH SPROVIERO. . . . . Secretary HELEN SOLOMON . . . . Treasurer Sophomore Cabinet William Boone Beatrice Kretzmer Santa Cardiello Dolores Nebesrie Ruth Elliott Marion Petrik Dorothy Gurdak Richard Squilanti Rose Marie Tutaro Sophomore Class Homeroom Teachers Mr. Feldman Miss Perpigriano M Mrs. Gifford Miss Ricca ,l li Miss Jaquiris Mr. Satkowski Miss M. Locastro Mr. Tedesco Mrs. Turak -nm. , ,x...n,.i, k , X. V., .. W fl Q Ag dw , J -X 44 n-va-, 1 Mfg of l l l C7142 CQWMMM. . ff' i i CLASS OFFICERS AdviserkMISS J. LOCASTRO EDWARD KANE GEORGE FOURNIER . NANCY PEREIRA PAT PIELA . . . . . President . Vice President . , Secretary . . Treasurer Freshman Cabinet Lorraine Bishop Paul DePeri Alice Echel Donald Gordon Anthony Marrone Joe Toarimino Andrew Wangrycht Ai Waraksa Marie Kuss Harry Morgan Freshman Class Homeroom Teachers Miss Clausen Miss Dvorak Miss Fabrizio Mrs. Gott Miss J. Locasfro Miss Morganelli Mr. Naiale Mrs, Seyeriein Miss Sinatra Mr. Tamburello E i gferg 41 7957 AQQVQJ, 4' 9V f cmssfn 1 stoiw CUR Freshman class, under the direction of Miss J. Locastro, carried on many ac- tivities this year, Freshman members took their places on the Student Council, thus making their group an essential part of Lodi l-ligh. The Freshman Social, which was held on October lOth, was probably the most successful in the history of our school. lt broke off the last fragment of the shell of shyness and proved that co-operation is in abun- dance in this class. ln the future, the members of this year's ninth grade can look back with pride and be happy to say, We were the l948 Freshmen of Lodi . 0 1 ii i 322 Sh.-A6 our -Sf'--.ue- ship iii? 9? if i 2 fi 54- of- G-if 0044 vle-141' 'ov oumlt. 5 E fiiiiiiiif E iiifiiiii 1251? aifff 32253 449 x A...x K X, fy' WS - 'M Jr ,f .A ,,,. A. ..',, .,' If . .Jw aff-. A ' sk lf , , i 1 , X I .gs an I, V V, , , H01 V j A Q ! . Ms N ' LlA'v f x + Q., , 2 . as Organizations 4' 7 Adviser MR. FRANK SALUPPO Officers President JOHN DeGHETTO Vice President VIRGINIA KOZLER Secretary VIVIAN MAGGESE Treasu rer RAYMOND KOHERE JUNIOR RED CROSS COMMITTEE John Burke Joan Capetta Santa Cardiello John DeGhetto Cecile DeMarco Rachael Gerardi Nancy Halstead Ray Kohere Virginia Kozler Vivian Maggese Joe Spata ro STUDENT COUNCIL - STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS dfZldfZIlf THIS year, as in previous years, the Student Council has worked hard to V ii promote student participation, They I. have sponsored dances and social en- joyment for both girls and boys during the school year, It is their responsi- bility to take care of receipts and ex- f y u ,uf-2 - vgfa. 'f TOWN FORUM GROUP aznzcff penditures and all other matters that pertain to the Student Body as a whole. This season has been a very success- ful one. Under the direction ofthe ex- adviser, Mr, March, and our new and willing sponsor, Mr, Saluppo, we have been able to accomplish a great deal. I i . as 2 Wt ,, in Adviser MR. SALUPPO Members Dorothy Bajo Charles Beermann Walter Borden John DeGhetto Alfred Dusebout Silvia Galanti Lorraine l-lyer Raymond Kohere Virginia Kozler Vivian Maggese Phyllis Placco Roberta Toscano ASSEMBLY PROGRAM COMMITTEE John DeGhetto Ruth Thompson Virginia Kozler Dolores Astor: Vivian Maggese Joan Novak Raymond Kohere Barbara Conroy STUDENT SERVICE 57 Literary and Theme ag! zzwmwzfx Faculty Adviser MRS. DOROTHY ZARELLA Assistant Adviser MR. FRANK LaBARBA Co-Editors LORRAlNE HYER RAY KOHERE COMMITTEES U Loretta Artalie Charles Beermann June Daalder Rosemarie Engels Silvia Galanti Phyllis Placco Virginia Kozler Vivian Maggese Theresa Oliva Anna Panfili Marie Parisi Annette Toscano Joelene Toscano Roberta Toscano Bernice Walker Senior Section Olga Beley Bernice Campbell Dolores Dcmchak Lois Duinkerke Marian Giordano Elsie Glen Joan Johnston nderclasses and Organ Josephine Avena Fred Byrnes Genevieve Danisewicz Betty DeFranco Dot Domke Santa Farina Helen Linhart Rose Silvestri Ruth Thompson May Linstra Theresa LoProto Rose Napoli Phyllis Placco Helen Plihal Dorothy Stauclinger Rosemarie Stinzi Norma Toci Beatrice Vanderpool Photograph Harriet Black Audrey Calabrese Catherine Chobot Dot Cody Grace Gucciardi Alice Hellas Mabel Kretzrner Genevieve Krisancla Margaret Love Rosemarie Madunio Mary Perniciaro Marie Picaro Marie Robol Dolores Salvatore Ruth Thompson Dolores Wiegand y and Layout Art Rose Bordigon Marie Brancata Dolores Brown Rose Burdzy Lois Fedor Florence l-leinze Santa Pizzimenti John Widovic Business Adviser MR. EDWARD GROMAN Assistant Business Adviser MR. EDWARD STOLARZ Business Manager ROBERTA TOSCANO Advertising Staff Charles Beerrnann Fred Byrnes Bernice Campbell Audrey Chrystaline Marie Cuippa Irene Durisko Dot Fusco Silvia Galanti Elsie Glen Virginia Grove Lorraine Hyer Marilyn Kleber Vivian Maggese Jennie Marut Theresa Oliva Phyllis Placco Doris Szilagyi Ruth Thompson Norma Toci Annette Toscano .loelene Toscano Roberta Toscano Donald Vagell Rosemarie Valjovec Florence Vinci Georgianna Vozeh Ruth Wiarda Features William Burke Mary Cina Rose Conti Ken Parmi David Vallorano Florence Vinci Typists Olga Beley Rose Bordigon Mary Cina Dorothy Domke Dorothy Bajo Mary Perniciaro Rosemarie Stinzi Beatrice Vanderpool Dolores Wiegand Athletics Yolanda Carafa Dolores Salvatore Donald Vagell JZXXZJXGII ZW! Ml l u :R - . 17111 an aff V., ef H. ,,.., , . nl v 4 5 w ' 'jrlb Q, ,.,l'f' 'JEL ICHMQND MI' o 4 L41 3 I mm nu. ,JWMM 'WFP' get i ll Q z,:,,..4 A I. 4. M JF xx f , S , xi I X1 ggi Rl I Q givyigl 9 is - fm- 9 9 ifuol.',:w If . ' -9-4 . 'Sunni Published twice monthly during the school year by the stmdents of the Thomas Jefferson High School, Lodi, N. J. Editorial staff J Editor-in-Chief ..... . . . Ruth Meltita Associate Editor . . Cecelia De Marco Feature Edito r ....... Lorraine Kentis Exchange Editor ....... . Marion-Zak Adeline Alvaro, Fred Byrnes, Michael Corso, Dolores Demchak, Herbert Dyksen, Claire Einreinhofer, Dolores Greco, Josephine Gurdak, Eleanor Hammer, Henry Harder, Gloria Hykey, Joseph Jasmine, John Pensec, David Vallarano, Florence Vinci, Loretta Artalie, Lorraine Hyer, Amelia Krowiec. Reporters-Q---Florence Vinci, Claire Einreinhofer, John Widovic, Doris Chavtier Business Staff I Circulation Manager M ary Paplo Assistant Circulation Manager .,.....,........ Wm. Kinney Advertising Manager ..........,,......,......... Joseph Spataro Asst. Ad X ' ' vertismg Managers: Donald Murphy Peter Ma t ' , ,, nze ti, Helen Sarisky. Albert Vurgo, Patsy Flcarro, Michael Santimauro. 'Faculty Manager .,.,,....., ,.....,..,...... A , Joseph 'Macaluso Editorial Adviser .....,. ....i..,.,........ L . Fabrizio ELEANOR GOLEMBIESKI Adviser A MISS J. LOCASTRO OFFICERS President CHARLES BEERMAN Vice President HELEN SARISKY Secretary DOROTHY BANAS Treasurer Gfffexlrzfzme gh!! fl't ture through book reviews debates, DELVING into the vast realms o i era , , and discussion is the main objective of the Literature Club. The club hopes have its major accomplishment, the publication of a magazine s ot the students in Lodi High, Literary contests, debates, Q are discussed at every meeting. the year a social was held in conjunc was written by Vivian Breier and presented for the Lodi Woman's ' ' ' ' B dwa ers ot the club. To round oft the year s activities, a roa y tion with the Library Coun- as seen by the members. lf' I il memb w li-4 is 79 Faculty Adviser MISS TIMINSKI Assistant Adviser MISS SINATRA if U 9. -. 2. 1' Q. n fb I'Yl 3 :u um ,,..4fef1f-'ef rn V- l'l'1 3' Z O FU Z rw U O Z 3, I'- U , l Vice President Recording Secretary A ROSE BURDZY Corresponding Secretary N LORRAINE KENTIS Q Treasurer JOAN COLLARI K 'iii LoIs FEDOR it Q I cf I 'kan t YI 5 X X R I 2 fi X si ti IVI 4I RI -il 1, Mmaffc' KM! THE purpose ot the Dramatic Club is to promote the acting ability ot its members, Also, it attempts to promote a knowledge and appreciation of dra- matics, lts membership is limited. y During the school year the members presented a one act Thanksgiving Day play and a three-act play, Summer Binkie . . . Louise . . . Everett Everhardt Ned Weaver . John Smith . , . J! l A lf ,ti I 3 1 , ,XV I , l I I ' X Sheriff Dor!I,Sykesl .V f Scene , in November, Members of the cast of the Summer Scene play were: Roscoe ....... SAL LOCASCIO Anita ..... DOLORES PASSARETTI Miss Hero Plunkett . . . CONNIE DePERl Princess Kate Waterfall . . . JUNE DLUHY . MARION Hopwoop . CAROL BROWN . . BILL WENDELAAR . . PAT FIcARRo I . XIRUSS KERESTES . . ,MARIE MAYER ,I , y oft y t, ff, ., X L V I ,f7! Director MR. JULIAN OPSAHL President Vice President ANDY LOIACONO ROBERT VOLTZOW Secretary ANTHONY NUNZIATO THE band is a vital influence in the promotion of school spirit at games and at pep meetings. . Under the direction of Mr. Opsahl the band has increased tremendously and is still growing. The band has taken part in activities, some of which were: Football Games, Assembly Programs at Hackensack, Ruth- erford, and Wood-Ridge, Christmas Chil- dren's Party, Memorial Day Parade, and Annual Spring Concert. Fourteen members were selected for the Bergen All County Band, BAND wiv THE members of the choir are known as the songbirds of our school. Under the direction of Miss Mildred Miranda many enjoyable programs, including the Easter and Christmas assemblies and the Annual Spring Concert took place. Director MR. JULIAN OPSAHI. President ROBERT VOLTZOW Vice President V Secretary of Mr, Julian Opsahl - CHOIR ORCHESTRA ' JOSEPH NATONIC JR VICTORIA BRAJER OUR school orchestra has been functioning more than ever before in adding that final touch of complete enjoy ment to the outstanding social programs of the year, With the splendid cooperation and spirit shown by its members this stu dent activity is developing n creasingly under the direction X XXX a zz 1 ,C Y ' 64 Aclviser+MRS, R. TURAK OFFICERS VIRGINIA KOZLER .... . . President RUTH URBAN . . . Vice President VIVIAN MAGGESE . . . Secretary DOROTHY FUSCO . . Treasurer YVETTE NEDELLEC . Chaplain RUTH SHAGEN Palmirs Ament Roseann Baldino Olga Beley Bernice Campbell Catherine Chobot June Daalder Dolores DeCoIle Connie Del Re Cecelia Delvtarco Dolores Demchak Grace Dolack Marian Eberle Silvia Galant: Marian Giordano Elsie Glen Helen Grembowiec Lorraine I-lyer Lorralne Kentis Sophia Kozloski Gloria Mekita Marie Nedelec Theresa Oliva Marie Parisi THE slogan of the Tri-Hi-Y clean speech, clean sports, ship, and clean living. . Historian Geraldine Pctruk Peggy Piela Dorothy Staudingor Margaret Stefanco Norma Toci Annette Toscano Roberta Toscano Beatrice Vanderpool Marilyn Vincent Florence Vinci Ruth Wiarda Marie Wodzienski is To create clean scholar- Activities of the year were: a basketball game with the members ot the women's fac- ulty, a splash party at the Y. W. C. A. in Hack- ensack, a Sadie Hawkins Dance in the spring, and a social tea tor new members admitted into the club this year. Adviser-MR. P. NIOSI OFFICERS BOB VOLTZOW HENRY ALLEN FRED BYRNES JOHN MILLAR DON MURPHY Joseph Azzolino Warren Baker William Burke J h C h o n erepa Frank Faustini Peter Gallo Vince Nocito Ken Parmi Donaven Phillips Russel Russo . . .President Vice President . . Secretary . .Treasurer . Chaplain Richard Scheller John Toscano Dave Vallorano John Widovic WITHIN the year the Hi-Y members are obliged to live up to the creed of their organization: To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character. A never-to-be-forgotten event of the year was the Hi-Y vs. the faculty basketball game. 65 ,., ,OK X I so i --.Q y il Q 1 5 N Ili! 4-Pg I X X fl L., I W I by Aff JVM I MM fl, r I , 'yl4,i l'lI. CIRQ,QI.iQf yN,ay y imkf ' ffl ,Ml 5 PARISI I u A - , I V fy, fl LTV, President ,L LII, EYiC9.Pfcsidc-Z HMADGE ogiyqubex ,fi X12 qos litflllalfi Rvo 4 'fc tQ'Sleckr' Iary 'll' 4' ffllrleasurcr BETTY Elie NOLYI if A ...MMARIE DQFLORA J if 6 I fl fl. J X i, Lv. Tltlilrjiailnblfunction of this club is to promote a better knowledge and appreciation ot Italy and the Italian language. Many talks on Italian cus- toms and culture were given by mem- bers ot the club at their meetings. .RSX LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Adviser MRS. HANNIGAN President Vice President JOAN VAN ASSEN DOROTHY LaCORTE Secretary Treasurer PEGGY PIELA ALICE LQBORGNE CLUB I-A TIN QU B THE French Club meetings prove both beneficial and interesting to its members. Talks on the customs, art, and lite of the French people were part of the programs as were also French games and singing in which all members participated. ITALIAN CLUB GENS TOGATA Adviser M ISS CLAUSEN Consuls JOHN SEPEDE, FRANK FAUSTINI Scribe JULIAN DOBNER Aediles YVONNE LeFLOCK, BARBARA PECK Censor THERESA CH IODA THE Latin Club exists for the purpose of bringing to its members the cul- ture and lite of early Romans. At the meetings, anxious games, celebrations of holidays, and discussions of customs of the Romans take place. 'i NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Adviser MISS M. JAQUINS President Vice President EDWARD JANUSZ BERNICE WALKER Secretary Treasurer GERALDINE PETRIK LORRAINE HYER THE emblem ot this society is the keystone and flaming torch. A student, to become a member of this worthy organization, must rank in the upper third of his class in scholar- ship, must excel in character, must possess leadership, and must have con- tributed some real service to the school. There are forty-four seniors and ten juniors in the National Honor Society this year. VOCATIONAL CLUB EL CIRCLJLO ESPANOL Adviser MISS MORGANELLI President Vice President DONALD MURPHY EMIL BEDNARZ gecfefary Treasurer DOROTHY BANA5 WALTER JAROTSKI THE Spanish Club meets twice a month where they enjoy good music, playlets, and talks of Spanish. The members recently dined at a Spanish restaurant in New York. The purpose ot the Spanish Club is to secure for its members a better understanding ot the Spanish language and culture. U' NA TIQN AL H ONOR SOCIETY VOCATIONAL CLUB Advisers MRS. E. SALVA MISS L, SALUPPO President Vice President ROBERTA TOSCANO JOELENE TOSCANO Secretary Treasurer OLGA BELEY ,ELSIE GLEN MEMBERSHIP to this club is open to Junior and Senior girls who are active members of their class. The purpose of this club is to and the girls in selecting their vocation. Us svwlw CL 44 the civic WELFARE cLuB UBRP' Q7 RY C Amlvi-.cr MRS. EVELYN WEKEMAN President Vice President ROSE BORDIGON JOYCE MARTORANO 50C'Cl0'Y Trcasurcr TILLIE DIENES HELEN LINHART HIS group aims to do things for others. They have made many children happy with toys they made. When in need of help this club is to be had. OUNQXL THE LIBRARY COUNCIL Adviser MISS GERTRUDE LeVOW President Secretary ANNETTE TOSCANO TERRY DEL GRECO Treasurer MARY PAPIO THE Library Council should be praised for their fine job in helping to keep the library in smooth working order. Members assist every period of the day, with Miss LeVow directing proceedings. Their main events this year included a social in the school cafeteria and dinner in New York. if D1 usa.- CIVIC WELFARE CLUB ARTS CLUB Adviser MISS JENNIE ALESSI President Vice President FLORENCE HEINZE DOLORES BROWN Secretary BARBARA CON ROY THE Arts Club dedicates itself to the advancement of a fuller apprecia- tion and understanding of art. This group has helped make posters tor all social activities of the school, scenery for assemblies and school plays, and decorations for the Senior Ball, Junior Prom, and other school dances. PROJ ECTION ISTS Adviser MR. EDWARD GROMAN William Anzelmo Joseph Azzolino Fred Brynes Louis Chaippini Robert Dolack Frank Gaciofino Edward Grohamn Robert Komarek John Leto Richard Mosco Anthony Navroth Joseph Ralicki Jack Salerno Fred Sobal Joseph Spatara Frank Sproviero John Sproviero AI St. George Joseph Vivana David Wark THESE are the boys who run the projector when educational films are shown to the various classes. Their work helps to make classes more en- joyable. RADIO-AVIATION CLUB ENGINEERING CLUB Adviser MR. A. J. MACALUSO President Vice President WALTER SWENTZOLL FRANK NOGA Secretary Treasurer NEIL HAMILTON RICHARD TRENSCHEL THE aim of the Engineering Club is to promote a better understanding of engineering problems. This was carried out by taking field trips to Wright and Bendix Aeronautical Cor- porations to view various drafting and engineering departments, Illustrated slides and films were shown at several of the club's meetings. P ROJECT IONISTS AIN' L RADIO-AVIATION CLUB Adviser MR. NATALE President Vice President FRED BYRNES JOHN KARRAL Secretary Treasurer GEORGE KURLOCK PETE GALLO THE R cl -A a io viation Club was organized for the purpose of fu radio controls. rthering knowledge in aviation and fm CL FNGINEFRING UB QB B CL MN CAMERA CLUB Advisor MR. ARTHUR PEPE l Prcsidcnt Vice President JosEPH SPATARO BARBARA GUERRIERO Secretary Treasurer A JEAN NOTARFRANCISCO ROSE LAMONA THE Camera Club has promoted the interests of its members in the field of photography. joyed discussion, developing, and films concerning photography. Members have en- various problems of have seen several BOWLING ri MATH CLUB f 'VA Adviser 5 MR, PALMER President Vice President FRANK FAUSTINl JOHN MILLAR Secretary Treasurer CECELIA SONDEY LOIS DLJNKERKE UNDER the guidance of its spon- sor, Mr. Palmer, and under the leadership of President Frank Faustini the Math Club meets for the purpose of solving mathemati- cal problems which they otherwise might not have the opportunity to attack. CAMERA CLUB BOWLING CLUB Adviser MISS L. SALUPPO President Vice President EDWARD KIEL RICHARD SKUDERA Secretary Treasurer JOAN PICHLER JOHN DeGHETTO THE purpose of the Bowling Club is to teach beginners and to develop the skill of old-timers . 70 CHEERLEADERS I Adviser MISS L. FABRIZIO Captain HELEN GREMBOWI EC Co-Captain DOT STAUDI NGER , Olga Beley Dot Nefski Mary Biegel Mary Papio Marie Mosca Peggy Piela Marie Nedelec .loan Smith THE cheerleading squad is an important part of the local color at any Lodi football, basketball, or baseball game. lt is this group of peppy students that leads the loyal fans in cheering the team on to victory. x VARSITY CLUB SKATING CLUB Adviser MISS M. SINATRA President Vice President MARTIN INFANTE TERRY DiSTASl Secretary Treasurer RUTH WIARDA IRENE MACKOWIAK THE members of this sports club attended roller skating parties at different arenas in the vicinity. During the ice skating season they attended an ice skating affair in New York. 7l VARSITY CLUB Advisers MR. S. PIELA MR. J. CODY IN order to become a member of this organization the applicant must-have earned a varsity letter in one of the major sports: baseball, football, or basketball. The purpose of this club is to join harmony and co-operation among the varsity athletes. ii 2 if 2 iffiififi K-Cvs Go not 'Vo tke. 'DQAX Game 5 N-HV9 9' 'Je dm fx Ii' X 1i?i 'g,,..! Cfowld 1- iv iii? 12 gi iififi 1 S951 g,- eg? 946 4 iii? iii 54521 iii Eid? 9 , J 4 ,M by xx, J 'lv 9 ,. f.fP f' xky X ,V ,,g, . ' I 421 V I VV ,V 1 1' . W? , ::,,f,,- A K 1 f Mk P r.,N..ti-,M aff' .M - I - ' f .fl ,mv-v, 1. jf ,ff ,fri I, K gflxm' .AA ,W 4, thletics wffaff A m P ' N I A an 3 K -5 y 6 A .L s'! '5 if L E V ffm ' v. ':'TTl':-fX lg.. if N, .fa 'fr 4 FOOTBALL SCH EDU LE Lodi Opponents l4 Englewood ,,,,, ,... 2 l Ejl Fort Lee Y,,. ,L O '7 Hackensack Zl 12 Lyndhurst , , 33 7 Bloomfield ,, L, l3 13 Teaneck ,,,.. , ,,,. 33 O Pope Pius ,,,. H 6 , 7 -f XRidgewood ,. . ., 9 Spring Valley ,.,,,,s,s. ,,,, l 4 XIUA 4ff'O East Rutherford .,..,, ,L 44 f 1 fl O Ridgefield Park ,,,,, A, 44 Captain ,X 1 ' U JAMES LQPORTE V L 'L if N ,Q ' ll JY ,Ai ' Assistant Coach fl 'l , C7 3 ,f JosEPi-i CODY Q 7 f . if' lf N! Coach 'ly STANLEY PIELA 5 1 Managers ll A 1- Q A 1. SCHELLER, R. SCHMIDT Team Physician DR. C. ABBATE VARSITY Ray Bares Joe DeSTefano Joe Brunacki James LaPorte Joe Caporoso Romeo Minichetti Dan Charnitski Frank Noga Carmine DeStefano Ben Randazzo Bob Swisfock 74 BASKETBALL SCH EDU LE Lodi Opponents Alumni ........., Hackensack .,,..., Lyndhurst ............ Tenafly ..,----,.,,,,,,, Hasbrouck Heights Leonia ......,........... East Rutherford ..,. Bloomfield Tech .... Ridgewood ,...,c...... New Jersey School St. Cecilia .............. Falrlawn .............. Teaneck ..,..... Rutherford ..,. Clifton ....... Harrison .,.,. Pope Pius .........,. St. Mary's ............ East Rutherford ....... ..... Harrison ........,,,,.,...... ..,.. Hasbrouck Heights ,.,......,.... Fort Lee ...c.....,...... Paterson Tech .....,,.,.. ...,, Whitesborough .... Lyndhurst ....,....... Ridgefield Park .,,.,, Bayonne Tech ...... rzsffefhff STANLEY PIELA Managers RICHARD WINKLER RICHARD KRAVEN ALBERT VARGO VARSITY TEAM Ray Zaneski Harvey Moeller Andy Gallapo lCapt.J Arnold Van l-lettinga Mike Santimau Arthur Nasta James Lindsay Nick Popovich Nick Gallopo Nick Gugliotti Richard Hrbek John Bourhls Stanley Wudecki Stanley Obal Robert Whitefleet Joseph Jasmine Bill Boone , 'iff H C ' Captain EDWARD JANUSZ mid!! , Managers ' V MIKE RIZZO, WALTER BORDEN Coach Freshman Coach I STANLEY PIELA P. NlOSl Ja SCHEDULE Fort Lee Leonia Garfield Hackensack East Rutherford Bloomfield Tech Bogota Lyndhurst Wood-Ridge Ridgewood Ridgefield Park Ramsey 3 xml., CWM! kj L. is-' a. Y' ' .4 55, ' 1, ,NA f if, 51. xffoi, ,Q , ' - 1 ' X, A i N E as or5. ,fiT ,ll-5 , - ' -A4 M' r' .. i - - - ,A L.' lg 1 E.. Y , ...Q-1-1 Captain ANTHONY LICAMARA Manager PETER GALLO Coach MR. L. B. RUSSO SCHEDULE Hasbrouck Heights Wood-Ridge Hackensack Westwood Ulil licjf-I 76 CZUwsM'f1g v Q se 4. N I I C I I ' V fs.- . la ffl 5 Alnl Y 1 l . 1 3 7 I l- 1 , Q e T- i . 7 My , ' if ' 1 G ...., ,V jjj' ' , . N - .T :,. JIA. 1 Vk 1 I, ' - 1 ',,,, K. ,. W 1 .. . . '1':A',.-' io' fig: -L. ff ., Adviser - '?i.o,,,-C vu MR. J. CODY V ' President Secretary r TERRY DeSTASl WALT BORDENt'D J' V Q,A,1-,gif A - Treasurer Captain k LOUIS JASMINE FRANK NOGA ,L 4, , ,,J:v,:fi- State Tournament at Washington, New Jersey Adam Roth-Eliminated in Finals. Paul Ciliento-Eliminate-d in semifinals. 555' 'cfrzmmme lgasieffaff 77 Adviser MRS. E. GIFFORD Captain ANN WASEK Co-Captain MARIE NEGRI Manager DOT NEFSKI Winners Gloria l-lykey Marilyn Scandariato Madge Lindsay Helen Sarisky Peggy Piela f , mm: ,N Ma 1 ijj 153561 ?i ? 211' is iii ligfi 1 E 32 ifiiifi fig E5 6 3 fi ifdii? M if? Aw -' M fi.. X . M l V , , VV V! , eatures -1 Z l jj nwhliu' J ij sw 'M You jx-L, -sesxhzj 3 I WN 5 Walid Q -MM me lg go. xiii. X 9 oi the Sudan: View NN-1 MP-X4 Xlx ONJXD Ycince SP-CK BOL!!-ER Comme: x-lofih X 1. rl-A W-NMC Kos hom Q 1 Queen of the hm YNNRXB YXEDELEC Princess C090 R051 Ladq -Xa-'N ixthg YN 'AX-E1 Maja! y9 n -lu MY ll1 ' V 'iH'1s '--- I !93??22332ufg M AT f fa.. MN-Ing arm 6. Q A wok! A l 'r..x'g V ' Tvvgfoi f'he'Se16ot EAS RGSESTYEG-XAWXO Q-9690 oi the S0691 BAK 5 Y-VS!-E 601-hhlsii i l YMYYEE 5998959 55 x Decowixoas , 94:52 608951 4 9-eiceihmems ' newbies YNERV X Orchestix f xloww-1oGx ,V ' YIQQQQQV DBWKP- 4osc.p.v1o 0- GN.J vWX z ,Y- A SYN K ,N,1 r,f1N2Q,m I e,,!.M Ed!! -'Sf ww hiwwawg M B1 f Q , l 4- 'if ,-v 1 I 12: . 4- R -. ii, ,E az 4' 4' 'c 1 .V -4+-fy!! Jil , V O. ' S 'gl Q C QQ 0, V . gt 1' ' 4. 'Sf H if p F .5 - ,f ff ,Ji n D F3 i .2 cj 1 1-3 4 b 1 'l G f i d .i gi I V' , i v f 82 wt 2 U J. fi -'H' A 'I' , Q' . -3 t 7 . .h'l,:: 11 A V 'VI if !Z3DZ5l! Wanda l. Pretty Babies!!! 2. Off to the Races. 3. lf I had the wings of an Angel. 4. Oh! Come now-girls. 5. Hugh! 6. Ain't love grand? 7. Did we win? 8. Stopping traffic! 9. You name it, we'lI feed it. . Salvation Army. . Getting into practice. . Sitting pretty. QQ: 'I . tis - iii -5.4-...ug X 1 ii' A N Fountain of Youth??? Leap year-girls? Hubba! Hubba! Man Shortage. A quiet afternoon! Passing. Nice car. Ka-Choo. How was the trip? Sitting on top of the world. Armful. Chain gang. Favorite interest!! Bicycle built for three Our gang. Where are the boys? Yea! Team. The Man from Mars. All that glitters is not gold! Nature's bedroom. Beautiful grass. igqw 5 flip ml QQ, '1 ,X Um Success be yours. Never got wet? Time out for lunch. Always. Who are the grins for? ls that nice? Alaska bound. Still wishing. Ah! Sweet memories, Daaaa!! Oh! Brother! Free transportation. Fashions to come. My nose is shiny. Stop pulling my leg. Ride 'em, cowboy! Assume the angle. Plane crazy! Mother's little helper. Three Musketeers. Students' Pet. Brilliant seniors. Where's' the rest? 9! What a smile! Stop it, I love it! Favorite pastime. Pretty as a picture. Soft seat. Nice tank! Bathing beauties? Three's a crowd. Peek a bool Lay me down to sleep. Too many hands. Sleepy time gals. Twins? 52, ,X 52 wi fn' 'L If ,W an i , .Q ,U .t 1. -v , , if , IAM rf klqfi ,, f . 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Miss Dvorak was mistaken for a student and told to get out of study hall? the boys wore dark glasses to Mr, Gross's class be- cause his bright ties blinded them? the girls' enthusiasm enflamed Annette Toscano's hair at the induction service of the Tri-Hi-Y? we forgot that we were law-abiding citizens, and the administration had to abolish the Student Council? we were so enthused by the band that we stamped our feet on the study-hall floor? some lively minded students put firecrackers in the lapboards? Martin lnfante told Mr. Scibetta to see the nurse if he didn't feel well? Chippy Jaeger and Rose Burdzy were caught build- ing by the coach? Romeo Minichetti was an angel ? Lorraine l-lyer lost her baby teeth? our hearts filled with sadness at Miss Stassi's depar- ture, and our exuberant joy at the return? Helen Grembowiec almost lost her football pants dur- ing the Pep assembly? Lorraine Kentisl made a beautiful foul play in the Senior basketball game? -f-Wasil :sl rs. R4 - mem - Bev, va - meme- You-, va- mawv - ber the wheelchair got stuck during the Dramatic Club Play? Mr. March got a parking ticket in Princeton? Mr. Scandariato's fire extinguisher blew up, and went all over his chemistry class? Howie Sindylek got a car ? Mr, Saluppo set all the female hearts fluttering by crooning at the Teen Age Review ? Romayne Morris had Mr. Piela for a gym instructor? How embarrassing. Jack White and two of his companions serenaded the study hall with Christmas Carols? Mary Riley danced with a broom at the National Honor Society Dance? At least it didn't step on her feet! Caroline Mieziewski received an award for her ex- cellent artistic talents? Andrew Federico kept dropping Dahris Chartier dur- ing the Senior Play rehearsals? we gave our Senior Play? lt was a wonderful success and an occasion that is worth remembering. Ed Janusz gave someone a headache, when he hit him with the door of ZOSA? Bernie Patten's shoe fell from the balcony and just missed hitting someone on the head? the Tri-Hi-Y girls beat the women faculty members in basketball by fourteen points? we spent precious moments walking around the halls after school with-well, you know? Senior pictures were taken, and our male members came to school dressed in their Sunday best - an unusual sight? final exams started. No dates, much cramming, and many prayers? our Washington trip, class trip, baccalaureate, and then graduation . . . such sweet memories . . . remember? 'misr- N .3 ,, fry ,ff 7' . v s I I ,' 'x '-W ' I v I V 1 . I I v 5 . 1 1 . , . ..-,.-.....---' 5 1 s , ' up Ulll Q i w. ,H I ll . 9 . , 7 Z . 6 2 5 K ' E ' E Y fe! u V xg - .- agmf. Q v 1 1111 u I2 '! V I F as , x Y ff J Q4 xf' X N Lg zz 'w fx-'Q ? X . Q ig' xl ' l .fix . ffa X!!! 8 Y I5 , ,,-n fs A fx ,. '51 ka, . 3, fri, ,,.' 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LORRAINE HYER VIRGINIA KOZLER Scenery CHARLES JAEGER Art DOLORES BROWN FLORENCE HEINZE Tickets PHYLLIS PLACCO Publicity ROBERTA TOSCANO RUTH MEKITA Program ANNETTE TOSCANO 'f QM af any UW, H By Anne Ferring Weatherly A MIND OF HER OWN , a comedy in three acts, was presented by the Seniors on March l9th in the high school auditorium at 8:l5 p. m. lt was the story of the Bartlett family who were spending a peaceful summer at their cottage at Silver Lake. During this peaceful summer, Bunny, the eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Bartlett, kept things from being monotonous by having her friends visit. One of her friends, Jessica Atwood, a sophisticated siren, nearly ruined Bunny's father's chances of getting a contract from Mrs. Phelps, a contractor's wife, who was also visiting the Bartletts. To add to it, she nearly caused Bunny and Steve Henderson, Bunny's beau, to part. However, in the end everything turned out well, for Bunny realized that she should stop imitating her friends, and that she also had a mind of her own. To prove this to her parents she introduced her best friend for life, Steve Henderson, A ,V what AMERICAN GIRL Typical High School Girl HELEN GREMBOWIEC HARPER'S BAZAAR Best Dressed ED JANUSZ ROBERTA TOSCAINO RED BOOK Most Bashtul ED JANUSZ MARIE BRANCATO SEVENTEEN Class Flirts MARTIN INFANTE LILLIAN HECHT ASTROLOGY Dreamers JOE BRUNACKI JUNE DAALDER COMPANION Class Pals IBoysI NICK TORRE MIKE SEPEDE Class Pals IGirlsI JOAN JOHNSTON HELEN PLIHAL NEWSWEEK Chatterbox KEN PARMI NILLAM I NA WOUWENBURG FORTUNE Most Likely to Succeed ANDREW FEDERICO VIRGINIA KOZLER AMERICAN BOY Typical High School Boy MIKE SANTIMAURO DOWNBEAT Best Dancers HARRY BURNS NORMA TOCI CHARM Winning Smile BOB REMBISH ROSE CONTI VARSITY Most Athletic ANDY GALLOPO HELEN GREMBOWIEC PHYSICAL CULTURE Best Physique ROMEO MINICHETTI RUTH MEKITA MUTT AND JEFF Tallest IBoyI RAY ZANESKI Shortest IGirlI BETTY DePAOLO 'inf TRUE ROMANCE Class Couple JACK BULMER ELEANOR MCDONALD CAN YOU TOP THIS? Class Wit JACK WHITE LORRAINE HYER SCHOLASTIC Bookworm CHARLES BEERMANN VIRGINIA KOZLER LOOK Best Looking ED JANUSZ MARY RILEY zz ww, Eu! Qin! jar! QW As we reach a fork on Memory Lane- A point that parts our ways, We look toward the future to attain Fulfillment of the promise of high school day' We say,- Au Revoir, But Not Goodbye. We traveled together with books in hand, Dancing, and playing, and studying too, We had good times as we took our stand As a friendly and spirited crew. We say,-- Au Revoir, But Not Goodbye. Graduation is a significant signpost Which we read with hope and fear And although we all choose different roads, We remain in spirit, united, here. We say,- Au Revoir, But Not Goodbye. 4 5 ye 'll' . fl lr' o51.':9.aQfi 4 x x Aw 'S' ,g ag if, , Q! ,J ' 5 1 l 1. 1234, wa , Vila. H345 602 i G Naya: , , Q, C225 'O' A Xe. Y 'AV 7 ' 'ln ' 1 fl , ' i xx X if my 1 g s l l l Alllll 1 3-X T ,: ,lem f' KS- Q 4 ,ff TG f iii ' W G Ill so , , brownie ' ll 'r fix f 92 'iffy' 0 ? V145 5 A, ,M,WQf'fJD 9 W9 Qfpxxf JVM Jnsxmxp Migqggghygjs py.fyv33 My 'wp ui , in ' P , Y C' . 4, c i lf bfmff fiom, Q! my KMJQ? fy Q -ffogfjfw jjj? J 'WjivAVffN y Q yfjfjgvqxjgm Wi PW ff M ?g?MWgWZywfWVyMM? ' ,QQ Q W y w, fafgfyf MfiffY f UMM V My ,ff A Gfjnfy my jrrfffd yt ,, Wmwfwwfwf ' PD f WV GV YW' ifdww fJfW9'jfjfMCfWVwQ Wm ww W3?MagMpv!fiiWvAXaM?A fy MMVW WA WW Jjjwyy ijwfffy yf',W YP jf wg , ,f 0 Lyf f LYQV Vjifbyvg idx 6' JUNIOR HOMEROOM 304 - MRS. L. FERKO 3 Q 4-S JUNIOR HOMEROOM 301 - MISS M. MIRANDA 94 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. Anthony PATRONS Anthony H. Della Penta Henry V. Matthews Frank Gaciofano Pasquale Maggese Louis March Henry Karcher Edward Grornan M. Zarella J. Lalumia Mr. and Mrs. C. Camarata Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Conte Mr. Frank LaBarba Mr. and Mrs. A. Macaluso Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Natale Mr. and Mrs. Philip Niosi Mr. Julian Opsahl Mr. Marius Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Piela Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Russo Frank Saluppo Peter Scandariato Mario Scibetta Edward Stolarz Mr. J. Tamburello Mrs. Gladys Seyerlein Miss L. Morganelli Miss Jennie Alessi Miss Dorothy Clausen Miss Evelyn Dvorak Miss Lucy Fabrizio Mrs. Ruth Hannigan Miss Marie Jaquins Miss J. Locastro Miss T. Perpignano Miss A. Ricca Miss Anita Sabella Mrs. Edith Salva Miss M. Sinatra Miss Eleanor Svec Miss Beatrice Timinski Mrs. Rosemarie Turak Mr. Edward Lynch Mr. Alfred Petretti Mr. and Mrs. J. Motyka Mr. A. Gualema Mr. and Mrs. A. Klein Mr. A. Peraino Dr. and Mrs. Costa Mr. Frank Papa rozzi Mr. and Mrs Mrs. H. Gott J. Vagell Mr. and Mrs. H. Lessmann Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs John Kurz W. Zabransky Mr. Joseph Butler Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Byrnes Mr. Tom Manicone East Patersons Womens Club Mr. and Mrs. Walter Field Mr. and Mrs. M. Grosiak Mr. and Mrs. T. Hyer Mr. and Mrs. J. Brancata Mr. and Mrs. J. Placco Mr. and Mrs. P. Catanzaro The Pep-teens Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs J. Golden E. Scharback .'H. Sernenuk J. Thompson J. Krisanda Rocco Marino Theodore A. Kretzmer Michael Shagen Mr. and Mrs. John Popek Mr. and Mrs. John Patryn Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Peter Mekita M, J. Santimauro Mr. and Mrs. R, Daalder Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. F. Liskiewicz M. Baldino Wm, Heinze H. J. Mayer Mrs. E. Wekeman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. Beatrice J. Fernino F. Vanderpool Mrs. R. 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Lodi Chamber of Commerce 3 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY PHONE PA5saic 3-0562 PHONE PAssaic 3-5772 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FURNITURE REFRIGERATORS SILVERWARE WASHERS HOUSEWARES RADIOS RECORDINGS TELEVISION GIFTS Bergen Appliances RECORD HEADQUARTERS FOR LODI HIGH SCHOOL vlcToR - DECCA - coLuMBlA - MAJESTIC - CAPITOL 88 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY 98 Phone PAssaic 3-5479M YOU CAN WHIP OUR CREAM BUT YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR MILK SAULINO BROS. 45 KIPP AVENUE LODI, NEW JERSEY , Phone PAssaic 2-I276 Compliments of GRISMAN'S STATIONERY F' R' COMMERCIAL and SOCIAL STATIONERY BUILDING INSPECTOR Greeting Cards - Party Goods - Office Supplies Toys - Games - Gifts - Novelties - Hobby Craft 23 Keasler Avenue Lodi, N. J, 60 Market Street Passaic, N. J COMPLIMENTS OF Sf? MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY 'elk'-+17 ,' '.1'-lil 99 U 1 I ,- Corfmplirrjgnfs ' 1 'of- ' m A - I ' ' ' 1 I L ' Ag,ll s' , Nj ' Lv I , , f . ' h . Lf' X . L , Ax A - f , . .. M SY' A' Q M--A -A-.Lf-L 1 if Wallmgton Mayor and COUHC11 . 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Preferred Quality Since l87-4. 425 1 , ' t ICE tl '5 CREAM at COMPLIMENTS OF Wallington Board of Education sf 102 Phone I-lAcl4ensack 2-9586 CHARLES KUBICEK GROCERIES and DELICATESSEN FRUITS and VEGETABLES l33 Liberty Street Little Ferry, Phone I-lAckensack 3-962i Established ISSO TRACEY'S NINE MILE HOUSE Herman Blechschmidt STEAKS A-LA-CARTE SEA FOODS 4 Bergen Pike Little Ferry, N. J. Little Ferry Circle Route 6, Turn One Block South Compliments of SOVA'S AUTO SERVICE Corner Main and Liberty Streets Little Ferry, New Jersey Phone HAckensack Z-9379 LOUIS GRILL ITALIAN Cuisirsie Steaks . . . Chops . . . Sea Food Spaghetti and Pizzeria Weddings, Banquets and Parties l36 Mehrhof Road Little Ferry, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF WESTWOOD TRANSPORTATION CO. LlTTLE FERRY, NEW JERSEY Compliments ot Phone l-lAckensack 3-423i BEST WIS!-IES EMIL VANEK LITTLE FERRY DAIRY, INC. D. A. SOKOL I-lALL AL VOZEH 49 Washington Avenue Little Ferry, N, J, 22 Chamberlain Avenue Little Ferry, N, J. -1'-f-'-'A-Tvr'-1-v A - inn'-n Compliments ot Compliments of JOE MARTINEK, SR. HENRY SCHMIDT LITTLE FERRY'S LEADING APPLIANCE CENTER Caristadt, New Jersey Little Ferry, New Jersey Phone PAssaic 2-4880 PRESCRIPTIONS BY VINCENT SORBELLQ PHARMACIST THE REXALL STORE 42 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY I Phone Pftssaac 2-9l6O PHlL'S AUTO SUPPLIES Distributor of ATLAS TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES 1 AND ACCESSORIES APPAREL FOR MEN 87 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey 199 Main AVQVIUS WBIIIVWQIOYW COMPLIMENTS OF TOM'S FLORIST GARFIELD, NEW JERSEY IO4 Phone I-IAckensack 3-O628 Established I896 JOHN KOZLER Cr SON HARDWARE AND PAINTS . . . PLUMBING SUPPLIES LICENSED PLUMBER - DISTRIBUTORS OF BAKER'S PAINTS, VARNISHES and PLITTIES MAIN AND PICKEN STREETS LITTLE FERRY, NEW JERSEY Phone HASbrouck Heights 8-1754 E C L I P S E BOWLING -1- BAR -1- GRILL ROUTE SEVENTEEN I-IASBROUCK HEIGHTS, NEW JERSEY Phone PASSaic 2-2097J Phone PASsaic 2-O227 VAN'S DAIRY MIKE'S BAKERY QUALITY MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 230 Union Street Lodi, N. I I2 Ottawa Avenue Lodi, N, J Phone FAir Lawn 6-2455M Compliments of PHILY'S BEATRICE TILE CONTRACTOR B. VOLTZOW I4I Washington Avenue East Paterson, N. J. -.-,- -1- .-f .--T - T J- .-f .--T .f-s-4-.-,- IO5 Phone PAssaic 2-5562 COTTON E'S PHARMACY F. W. COTTONE, Reg. Pharm. PROMPT, FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 73 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY Phone: PAssaic 3-5647 Compliments of JAMES McKAY BLUE GLOW INSURANCE ' IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 53 River Drive East Paterson, N. J. 5 Nicholson Street Lodi, N Phone PAssaic 2-I427 PIWOVIB PASSBIC 2-8642 LODI Cr GARFIELD H IMPORTING co. C AS. TURCO 6' SON QUALITY BEVERAGES I lmpO e'SO BEER - WINES - Liouoizs ITALIAN OLIVE OILS, OLIVES, CHEESE, ETC. 76 Main Street Lodi, N. J. 281 PBSSBIC Avenue Garfield, N J Phone PAssaic 2-3792W Phone PASSaiC 3-l532 RANIERI DAIRY KIEVITT'S PHARMACY IZS Spring Street Lodi, N. J, 80 Union Boulevard Wallington, N IO6 FAir Lawn 6-I432 MILKY WAY BAR DAIRY PRODUCTS HOME MADE ICE CREAM Phone FAir Lawn 6-2414 JOHNNY'S LIQUOR STORE John De Masso, Prop. We Carry a Full Line of BEER - WINES - LIQUORS and CORDIALS Phone and we deliver 280 Broadway East Paterson, N. J. 274 Broadway East Paterson, N. J. FAir Lawn 6-I2I 3 Compliments of ANIMAL HOSPITAL ROSE'S GROCERY STORE 268 Broadway East Paterson, N. J, 18 Mclqinley Avenue Lodi, N- J. Phone FAir Lawn 6-2092 WIARDA'S DAIRY FARM QUALITY BOTTLED MILK PRODUCTS AND BOTTLED ON OUR OWN FARM Phone PAssaic 2-3856 HILBERT'S FLORAL SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 389 E. 54 Street East Paterson, N. J. 92 Main Avenue Wallington, NA J- Phone I-IAckensacI4 2-9503 Compliments of JOE'S DELICATESSEN JACK WQLFE CONFECTIONERY 2I2 Washington Avenue Little Ferry, N. J, Little Ferry, New Jersey -3-1-we-Q --f - v-1-v-, if-, PHONE PAssaic 3-6953 Residence: Pfxssaic 3-3804 Lee's Bridal Shop LEE CH IARAMONTE, Proprietor Bridal and Bridesmaid Gowns Tuxedos For Rent 0 27 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF S. FUSCU and COMPANY PASSAIC AVENUE Loon, New JERSEY COMPLIMENTS or CH lCKEN'S LU NCHEON ETTE IO8 Phone I-IAckensack 3-0832 JACK V. THOMPSCN CARPENTER AND BUILDER ROOFING - sioirsie - REPAIRING Estimates Furnished 30 SPRING VALLEY AVENUE MAYWOOD, NEW JERSEY Co I' e t of mp Im H S Compliments of JO-JO SHOPS A FRIEND GENERAL DRY GOODS FOR THE FAMILY AND HOME V 233 Market Street East Paterson, N. J. Complimentg of PHONE PASSBIC 3-428i A. LAVEZZOLA GERALD P. LOPROTO BUTCHER AND GROCER Attorney for Board of Education 6 Nicholson Street Lodi, N. J. I0 Nicholson Street Lodi, N. J Phone PAssaic 2- I 0060 MUSCARELLA PHARMACY J. A. MUSCARELLA, PI'1.G. 79 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY 109 Phone PAssaic 3-1237 JOHN J. MARCHESE CO. JAMES V. BACCO MANAGER GENERAL INSURANCE 119 Mmm STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY Phone l-lAckensack 3-9609 ARTIE AND CHARLIE KRIEGER'S TOPSY TURVY TAVERN PICNIC GROVE AND BANQUET HALL lCatering to Parties, Weddings, Banquets and Picnicsl 58 LIBERTY STREET LITTLE FERRY, NEW JERSEY Sincere G Compliment F of FRANK VAPASEK ood Wishes rom WILLIAM S. GRIMALDI Counsellor at Law Little Ferry, New Jersey Little Ferry, New Jersey DR. JOSEPH SHULMAN DR. MARCY L. SHULMAN LITTLE FERRY, NEW JERSEY ?Qf llO COMPLIMENTS OF Martin Di Maria Anthony Di Maria ik' 9 WASHINGTON STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY PHONE PAssaic 4-5414 Forster's Bakery JOSEPH FORSTER, JR. BIRTHDAY and WEDDING CAKES OUR SPECIALTY 34 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY III COMPLIMENTS OF A F F I E N D Phone l-lAckensack 2-73S3M Phone HAckensack 2-0723 TOWNSHIP FOUNTAIN CARL and JOSEPH Joseph Corso, Prop. YOUR HAIRDRESSERS FRENCH ICE CREAM-HOT WAFFLES 4 Railroad Avenue Rochelle Park, N. J. 2lO Saddle River Road Rochelle Park, N, J, Phone HAckensack 3-0757 RED STAR QUALITY CLEANERS G. M. MACKAL YOU'VE TRIED THE REST NOW TRY THE BEST DELICATESSEN AND DAIRY 250 Market Street Rochelle Park, N. J, IS8 Rochelle Avenue Rochelle Park, N. J. Main Street' Hackemackl N- J., Opp. Sears Established 1902 In Town Since l9l-4 MAUNCE '-EBSON ABBATE si-ion srone RELIABLE JEWELER Diamonds - Jewelry - Silverware - Wrist Watches All Latest Models tor the Entire Family Frank Abbate, Proprietor Ladies' - Gents' and Children's Custom Made Special Orders for Class Rings, Pins, Keys, Medals, Badges and Trophies QUALITY SHOES Also Photographic Supplies, Cameras and Films 75 Main Street Lodi, N. J. J Phone PAssaic 2-8389-J 69 Main Street Lodi, N, ll2 Phone FAir Lawn 6-0060 WM. CARTWRIGHT FUEL CO. COAL ' FUEL OIL ' KOPPERS COKE OIL BURNERS ' COAL STOKERS I II Van Riper Avenue East Paterson, N, Compliments of MILLIE'S FOOD STORE Phone PAssaic 3 -4227 J. I05 James Street Lod a,N Phone I-IAckensack 3-2995 TUMA HARDWARE GLASS ' PAINTS ' TOYS SPORTING GOODS ' HOUSE FURNISHINGS Compliments of JOHN BUNNY FARM PRODUCTS Anything That Grows on a Farm 204 Main Street Little Ferry, N. J. Route 6 Little Ferry, N J Pl'1O! lS PAssaic Cgmplimentg of ToM's MEAT MARKET ROCHEI-I-E PARK FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Sal and Tony, Proprietors l75 Grenelle Avenue Garfield, N. J. Corner Frederick Street 2 Railroad Avenue Rochelle Park, N J Phone PAssaic 2-49l6 COMPLIMENTS OF 155 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY II3 Phone HAsbrouck Heights 8-0235 Phone PAssaic 2-0554 J JEROME LODI TAXI SERVICE ' J. Vagell, Sole Owner TEXTILES FULLY INSURED LIMOUSINES FOR HIRE Remnants and Piece Goods Lodi's Only Bonafide Taxi Service 65 Centrai Avenue Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Cor' Mam and Union Streets Lodi, N- -I Compliments ComDIIm9V1TS of of LINGERIE OUTLET UNITED CIGARS I65 Main Street Lodi, N. J. 83 MBIV1 SWEET I-0dI, N- J- Phone PAssaic 2-8096 Compliments of R. ALBANO MEAT MARKET and GENERAL MERCHANDISE AMERICAN THEATRE We Deliver Main Street Lodi, N' J' II7 Arnot Street Lodi, N, J. Phone PAssaic 2-8436 MIDWAY SWEET SHOP COUNTRY CLUB ICE CREAM FOUNTAIN SERVICE ' SANDWICH SHOP V A G E L L FLORAL ARTIST Cut Flowers - Potted Plants Wedding Bouquets - Funeral Designs 50'-IP 59 V9d DBIIY - Pies - COHGG Telegraph Delivery Service Birthday Cards - Stationery - Gifts - Novelties Candy - Cigarettes - Cigars - Soft Drinks Residence Greenhouse 5I2 Harrison Avenue I08 Commerce Street Lodi, N. J. Garfield, N. J. Cor. First and Passaic Aves. Lodi, N. J. II4 PHONE PASSAIC 2-67 I 7 Ferraro Furniture Co. AUTHORIZED DEALER FRIGIDAIRE . . . GM. HOME APPLIANCES FLORENCE STOVES 78 MAIN STREET LODII NEW JERSEY CompIiments of JOSEPH GNOFFO FINE Fooos AND GROCERIES Phone PAssaic 3-0514 BEN'S QUALITY SUPER-ETTE HOME OF THE FINEST FOODS - MEATS - GROCERIES 27 Autumn Street Lodi, I7 Summer Street Lodi, N. Compliments of Compliments of FRANK P. CARBONETTI LOD' NRE EXCHANGE AND Auto PARTS AND JOHN M. DiMARIA MACHINE SHOP WORK Main Street Lodi, N. J. 2 Main Street Lodi N J , . Nr. 'ills .- v --1 v --, v-- L ,-4 4'-5 COMPLIMENTS OF Jos. l-l. Toscano and Co. ACCOUNTANTS and AUDITORS CITY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 24I MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, NEW JERSEY PI-IONE I-IACI4ensaCI4 Z-7585 Full rTla'm:, 'Q f Compliments f 1 Com Iiments f' g'lxu',:g 'D 'gain -- - T- ' : N4-Elixxi 1 I' '- IRIX 'l'n of 'T' JT: ' I I-, of T'llx'l JLKCX' -I ssg- 0' ATE: 'I gk 'xxx x i ik s. . GARRY'S SWEET SHOP JOHN WATCHES CK I Q' ' I Z . 6I Union Boulevard Wallington, N. J. Wallington, New Jersey Phone PAssaic 2-5434 Phone PAssaiC 2-O7OO FURTAK'S ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE SERVICE A. J. FIRTEK ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Radios, Refrigerators, Washing Machines LIGHT WIRING, HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Appliances AND MAINTENANCE 59 Locust Avenue Wallington, N. J, I93 Wallington Avenue Wallington, N. J II6 Complime t f Inter-State Dyeing and Finishing Co. 35 EIGHTH STREET PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY I Phone FAir Lawn 6-2557 Phone FAir Lawn 6-2025 Ted and Mac CHERRY HILL BIRCHWOOD FARMS BAR AND GM MILK BAR AND LUNCHEONETTE The Place with a Friendly Atmosphere T. A. Elias -1- L, A. McCIusky Route 6 East Paterson, N. J. Route 6 and Boulevard East Paterson, N. J. Phone FAir Lawn 6-3996 SAL'S AUTO ELECTRIC S. Mainenti Service on All Makes of SPEEDOMETERS - STARTERS - GENERATORS CLOCKS-WIPERS and FUEL PUMPS BOULEVARD AND MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, NEW JERSEY Phone FAir Lawn 6-2408 PERRELLY'S AUTO PARTS Cr MACHINE SHOP coMPLETE MoToR REBUILDING 211 MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, NEW JERSEY Phone FAir Lawn 6-0771 Home Phone EAir Lawn 6-294712 CENTER SUPER SERVICE Sal Cavallaro . . .Frank Krejci Around the Clock Service Lubrication - Motor Tune-up - Ignition - Carburetors and Brakes CAR WASH AND POLISH ACCESSORIES AND GENERAL MAINTENANCE 348 MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, NEW JERSEY 118 ffflvlfivxfl 1 A f -1l,T-T-4 if COMPLIMENTS Eclipse Piece Dye Works 35 EIGHT!-I STREET PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY Phone HAckensack 2-7861 FRANK'S POULTRY FARM Daily Service Between Schenectady - New York - Albany - Newark LIBERTY FAST FREIGHT CO., One of the Largest Dressing Plants in New Jersey Retail BROH-5R51 ROASTERSI FRYERSI FRICASSEE 600 Market Street East Paterson N. J. TURKEYS AND PULLETS Phones: FAir Lawn 6-2060 PEnnSyIvania 6-3156 439 Market Street Rochelle Park, N J. NGWGVJS WX 7080 5 6315 Phone I-lAckenSack 3-2242 Phone I-lAckensack 2- l 9533 WAGNER FARMS BUY THE BEST EoR LESS Fresh Eggs . . .Whipped Butter Plus Complete Dairy Line WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Buttermilk . . . Ice Cream . . . Malteds 88 Market Street Saddle River Township, N. J. ROCHELLE PARK DAIRY MILK AND CREAM Visit Our Ice Cream Bar 270 Market Street Rochelle Park, N. J, -itil! -17-5-A-l T-17 ,' fit' vi'-.HQ-1'-1' .PAYLI .L-ulin-'T Phone HACkensaCk 3-4377 LF- - Y A - - Compliments of JAEGER'S BUILDING SUPPLIES ROOFING -1- BUILDING SUPPLIES 5I6 Market Street Rochelle Park, N. J. 259 Elm Street East Paterson, N. J Compliments Compliments of of CENTRAL MEAT MARKET MANGANO FOOD CENTER V 229 Elm Street East Paterson, N. J. Compliments Of Phone FAir Lawn 6-I-484 STEVE'S RESTAURANT GOOD PLACE TO EAT River Drive East Paterson, N. J. THOMAS MARINO Cr SONS, INC COAL, COKE AND FUEL OIL 31 Grove Street East Paterson, N. J Phone FAir Lawn 6-1763 HARRY'S CONFECTIONERY and LIQUORS I4 Summit Avenue East Paterson, N. J. Phone FAir Lawn 6-0540 EAST PATERSON ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES RADIO SERVICE I2 Summit Avenue East Paterson, N. J 4 Fed 'very 1 mp Qflafll. P erson A telephone operator, we mean. From the transoceanic call that affects world affairs to the social call that brings friends together, she plays an im- portant part in the activities of the community and the nation. No wonder girls like to work for the telephone company. NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ,, . 1' 121 3-' - --'-7 -1A-fl - 'vii-A - A - -il-14-17 COMPLIMENTS OF Saddle River Board ot Education ROBERT H. WILLIAMS, President SAMUEL J. GROVE, Vice President WALTER R. NIGHTINGALE, District Clerk MARTHA M. LEONHARDT WILLIAM J. MCCORMICK RICHARD C. GEE RICHARD K. TRENCHEL Z' .A X I x COMPLIMENTS - I In f 4' WI II. 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