E-Yearbook Home  Quick Search  Advanced Search  Quick Browse

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

 - Class of 1952

Page 1 of 136

 

Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collection, 1952 Edition, Cover
Cover
Page 6, 1952 Edition, Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collectionPage 7, 1952 Edition, Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collection
Pages 6 - 7

Page 10, 1952 Edition, Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collectionPage 11, 1952 Edition, Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collection
Pages 10 - 11

Page 14, 1952 Edition, Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collectionPage 15, 1952 Edition, Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collection
Pages 14 - 15
Page 8, 1952 Edition, Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collectionPage 9, 1952 Edition, Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collection
Pages 8 - 9		Page 12, 1952 Edition, Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collectionPage 13, 1952 Edition, Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collection
Pages 12 - 13		Page 16, 1952 Edition, Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collectionPage 17, 1952 Edition, Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collection
Pages 16 - 17

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

“

'vw ' 135 v 0 94 W 2 . , . , , , I A X We. 1, I . H . in D , 15 , QA ' 1 , fri' . - ', I, L 7? .. L I 3 Q I , ,H f . , g . . , . N 'i-. V h . ,V , . , I I ji ' , V , , 1441 ' ' Y A A 1-,Eg N I . 3 lx , I-fi: . ' 1 - 'fn 5. . . A , igygn K gg ,. W fu , I . , , ' , ' 4 N - ', P . 4 ' ' 1 , 4 - .Lk , f: - . w , J. ' ' . ' W iff - - 'fa 4 t ' ,VT RQ, . 4 Q. 5 , k,1-gp... -,',Qg,j1' . . 1 wi - - if Q ' - . ' . iff -'1 . A Q 1 ,ffl-:W , A 1 . t 1 -I-51 v . j ' 1 A' fo it 1 5 V .X Q ..f V I .A f! - , .Jw I , V ' . VV My , ' k n T b'gi.f-7'.' ' iv I ' ' , ., K 3- ' , lr N' N i 5w.j. ' 3 ' - jf' . ' ' , xt 4 1 , I .-1. R 'L 'N -7'-6 ', 5' :lfF A 1 ' ig ' 1 ,fffgflg 1 A ' -'35 ' ' lfffik M. X '1' - ' A , WIP kr V f Q QQ, X., - f . ,, v ' Q fx:f?2'2jJ ' - ' 2' , -1 ':H1' V- ..:'FZ Z , ' ' g ' ' f f 5 . !,,H,L. n .A in Sv Ai . V V - K N I ,. Q l r-, . x X f 'Q - - sim- f-22f,','g- ' 'L' ' ir . WLV 157,-,Ag ' M . A ' 'Y -fQATf iff ' V K ..L3w-55. L U .. 'Lfgwgy yi, QI., 515. . . ,fx ,,5tAH::.2ng-:,g3ML.:,g5QX if , W5 fi Y Y. K Q .rg-: . -f4.,QsA 1w1,.'f F , V ' A A QI , 4 ' 1 'W , , V .,,fjw,,kQa'L' jgygp, 65513. my I F, . . .il Q, , 1 I Q x - 3 Zazgigg-4i.,r',,P1:,. - 41,1 ' 3: 4 , Q 3, I ajft , ,. RS if Q . '. ,mf-,:.-f 9.7, 'Hn ggi, ,., - , - A . ,, - , , X1 7235 ' K if ' 5'-u' L H' ' ,. M'-rf,f', f 4'-. -5 - K, 1 . v 3,-' X - - . . 'f'r5Yr ?4?5f9'3' ' ibm V , X ,, .. ' ' N ,ff -.,'f,,, .WN ,W .,-:fy -. , . - A '- f :fn ,V - ,W ' 4 ' 1 wo,,3,g,:l,. ' . if k .QV ' 1 A 1' '.,.',,'5 Q.,Y.,.,0. ,Mu , , ,, UV' 'Tkfiih C'1k?? ' '32 L'.?ik sg. , fag'-L-sv , . nw Y ' -V'-a3:.v 4 L H ' V 1 b , A ',am.,.im iw,-A . , , nag: 12 iw X - ,. ,. . 1- aS,,,-fW5,.5'Y44g-,Kgg.5'AQ3 ,,f3,.,.:w,4zf',gw- 1, A I , s N 1 1 , 1 1 N M ,S+-E '195 ',f5:,:,l,-:LA ,qv-'j.M1!.u -, H is fffiYifg3 pLQfQ5,tl13 i r A 1 x , F' 2 E 55 5 3 E Q wz7ame mm X f!r?4,,e-A., A141 f V , i 7Q4 C?7 Jia?---K A,f2q 4LQJdkKgfYI?!fA,C,fz 7' jA445 QL X14 'Z g ,ZZ - 7f?zfc.,4., aQ 1 :iii W ,aiiaiiim ami ggi gi: Ng li 'O mfs ,fm MZ wr i t 3, no .Ysou -wr' A ,,,s-f 'CTT f iv fnxrtwr -1,'XY' 31,61 05 xb 'W' 54? ' 5 K A, 5 .J f- P lrgy X151 ' J- 1 YC' frf' mpgfxuf in n,,3'74'VE'V'z SQIF5' X NJ Wi 'KN'-51 ,md .. T 1+ l p.,-, .',:. 13--f xx ...L ,' A: . 53-,,f,,Q.,4u.,pf . , X. -. ..,. ., . Y ,.1L-'H-i,,f.-P ,M,,j'LA- xv.,-,xx - - wh'45. -- '. -- ' fr- -'3,., X50 'P' '-V . xl' A :. MJ'-::.vi 2fl'?'-.ty . L - 1 'A - ., 5. ,fL?49H-QHWQ55., .. N L R 1 A f, -U ' A D, I , . Mgt' fgf,,,L,1v-?ll,gilg?'7'.1.'fv-5 V V1 ' ' my ri I , -. ,rr V., Mi SJ. ,. f ,. .L I: I I h , -X ' U wig- , ,, t 2 P - ,- .1 4-.gf A . .,,-v .,w- ,l-f,r, -TE' ,- .LJ - ,r'+:ggQi . . ' Q HMEQ5? ' As w v . Sw - - W 4 4 im-1 w , 5..,2 ws' ,.t-I. -.r R- I Y ' A Q. - xo Hx: A I b w -. -' '-' CAS1-:Mews PRESENTED ay 6'lA5'5' 01-' 1952 l0Dl HIGH SCI-1001 l0Dl, NEW JERSEY CQNTENTS .ef s, Q, X., ,W 'mi YVIA .1' V Q .QA jx lt J gi. ,L A 5 ' - xu f . 1 xv Q 'hpl ADMINISTRATION GLASSES' ORGANIZATIONS A THlETl6'S' FEATURES fi is ,, Qs - W .Y 1 ,Q 3, . V 3 , 4. , - ' x .,,- ' Q f I : , -V --1, . .vt , 1 - ' 'feffxfd ,1i5aag'ej.2ff ,- 3 T V .N M ,,6Z4',.,- , 1 ,mu , - W r ap. V. J . uzx . Y K- .- ..-X , ,L .,-Z. -, - - ,,f,,,'f1K,1v,j-,fi gs It 1 -. gm .PS :tfgw-gf. K-.,f,,,,.,-,,-n 1 - -' ' fav k ' U I V. 1' .J ' -W - mf,weaw1-wf.- lf:,,.,f,f..gf-W.-,'f' '1f. ,',f2ff1+,.Q ' ' - - . f'f'.Lifi31f1 3uvxl!SsSSW , ab-f ' . N X i t X 1 . xx l g ' A S I t t FOREWORD The essence of graduation from high school is found in the knowledge that we who are graduating may look back with pride upon four eventful, unforgettable years-years filled with the joy of living and pleasure in the thought that we have used every day of these past four years well, extracting from each precious moment the maximum of education and happiness. As we step into the world of tomorrow, we shall each carry some memory of the days as timid frosh or the months as glorious seniors. For many, those in-between years , as sopho- mores and juniors, will ignite the flame of remembrance and we will keep within our hearts a vivid picture of the time spent at the high school on the hill. As we seat ourselves on our massive Oriental rug-a magic carpet carrying us back through our years as high school teen- agers-we take in hand our book of memories bound in green. We invite you to peek over our shoulders as we turn these pages and Bid Time Return , . 5 1 l ,fr 6 'm Sl Q rp 'll fl 6 B 4 K X DEDICATION ffwwwmmfw-ww fwqawLJewz'ecZ4mwcwz'am,qamw.mm Wwwdflmwmwwwfwdwmcw- WQZJLQQZM4 of 1952, Jedfwie fm, am Www, Za qw, fm. Szfmleq Dada and Mm Name Mane Jammu. S M' 1442 K' ILII. K 2 W 65 QQ lx cy w,,fkig,,l I J I 6. KMZQMM Q.-V-.J 215 Cf.,e,L,.,J1., M07 T0 MR. STANLEY PIEZA MISS ANNE MARIE HERMAN BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. THOMAS DE SOMMA President MR. ANTHONY H. DELLA PENTA Supervising Principal MR. T. FRANCIS BUTLER District Clerk MR. SAMUEL MARCHESE MR. CHARLES BRUNO MR. FRANK SEDITA MR. BARNEY BRANCA .wwf MR. FRANK RUBERTO MR. JOSEPH CILIBERTO MR. EMIL LUCIA MR. JOHN FOCHI .qi--,,,5. ' - -wi as A,? - 4-VV- ,, 3 q?..-,,,, fr xfiffxc ,W L2 Jlfy A Xu, W' X 1 XR X X ,JJ Ln fy' .nu Q . Q YK , X a ' fi X X Q ' , Fl '.,f , xi ' ll AQ f X A uf'- ff - N V fa 15154 ', 'QE s' . JRR 1 Jjw A - - Y. Q. 5 if 5 , 5' ,N Lf 'Q' 'iw E?icg'J,-.- 5 F f Q I Xl K i? ' Q X , ,rx A H Q r' :LDL A V . x, I , v f M I 5 K qxx Y I l A I- -I -51 7 E a 1 1 5 QX x 4 . 1 X - 1 1 Af! ' 9. hp I I Q- Y . 2 1 I F' . 1 .1 t ll, L i B5,VX?xA RX. 2 : C- X f'-1 X: fi YZZL 'Vv h' '+ N XX, :Q l F, X Q, V' X2 vi .7 Q, A' 3 n K X -F fl N , CI' XE, I K Hvisk ' MAX W H vw -11, we ar ' ' Y . f' i- ' 1 .' K H. ff -x Q - 1 + wa A, K f ..,,, s ,- .w,. X. X , A ' . . , wi, . I . vu ucns. 3. .X - - ,xx-5-, 1 - DMKME IQATQV xy' ,. El l ' YJ y QQ tba AJ a , L fbi gk ,Q f .- gf lf' MR. FRANK GACIOFANO P' ' l PRINCIPAVS MESSAGE Ten years ago your fellow graduates helped to win a war, the purpose of which was to end all strife in the world. Many of them laid down their lives in the belief that the sacrifice they were making would bring peace and progress to a world enveloped in hatred, selfishness, and ruthlessness. In spite of all the efforts of many governmental agencies, international as well as national, to bring about some order out of chaos, the world again today finds itself on the brink of disaster. You who are about to leave Lodi High School must be unflagging in your efforts to help bring quiet and tranquillity to the peoples of the world. Each of you can further this fight by holding uppermost in your minds those ideals which the American way of life instills in each of us: loyalty to country and fellow man, courage to meet the tasks which our country's leaders set for us, and love and respect for each individual, no matter of what race, color, or creed. l have confidence that you will not be found lacking! MR. AUGUST LASCARI Vice Principal To you we owe the superior quality of knowledge we have gained here these past four years. Through your untiring efforts we have received only the best type of instruction. Our gratitude and respect are forever yours. MR. PATRICK E. TEDESCO Supervisor of instruction ADMINISTRA TORS' You have set the pattern of good behavior which we have tried our best to follow. We shall be per- petually thankful to you when, in the future, we reap the harvest of self- control which you have cultivated through your good advice and disci- plinary measures. MR, ANTHONY J. l.ALUMlA Guidance Director Always ready with a capable hand to lead us to the best courses ot instruction, you have guided us well. We thank you gratefully. MR. LOUlS A. MARCH Director of Activities Your leadership has not gone unappreciated, We thank you for your unseltish expenditure of time and effort in directing our extra-curricular activities and leading us to higher social and scholastic standards. MISS ROSA STASSI Dean of Girls None other has been so completely willing and able to understand our every need. Our undying gratitude shall be yours always. MR. STANLEY PIELA Supervisor of Physical Education and Health We congratulate you for your success at the close of the first year in your role as head of the Lodi Physical Education and Health Departments tor the schools. Our best wishes for ever-increasing success and happiness are yours without end. V-ly N ,gy f -if we X 1 E X x x Y 5 I in W , .sim V Y :M-rf All , iaezak 5Wii7534 . X I 1 Xi? Y 'I in I 3. 5 :JP Q 5 if M 5 ,Q Jennie Alessi M.A. Daniel Conte B.A. Evelyn Dvorak B.A. Clifford Geyer B.S. ws ff N Mildred Kronish M,A. Gertrude LeVow M.A. V Frank Averso B.S. 4 . A' Clementine DelGreco B.S. Jack Feldman B.A. i t :K Elizabeth Gifford M.A. Frank LaBarba 4' 97' U r- o c 5. ? Z DI - 0 5' S X j s J ,,' FF.,- E W. ..,. 'fill ' Q ,, f ' , x A 1 Lkh. V- jk. ' Juliette Bechak Joseph Cody B.S. M.A. Robert Della Penta Lillian Demaresf B.S. Lillian Feigel Juliet Feravolo B.A. M.A. Edward Groman Phillip Gross B.S. M.A. Lester Lascari T H E FACUITY Lucy Ferko B.S. Ruth Hannigan B.A. J Bernard Focarino B.S. Anne Marie Herma B.A. OFFICE STAFF J Miss Angela Fasano, Mr. Charles Camarata, Miss Rachel Gerardi. xv G 2 I4 v-V' if , is gy LQ ' I, X x A Stanley Piela B.S. .NY V' .4 Charles Serpone B.S. Eleanor Svec M.A. Y wax iff 1 l Marie Proe B.S. Casmir Saikdwski B.P:E. 3 s 19 Gladys Seyeriein B.A. 9 lllll S at ' 1-- V -W Jerry Tamburello B.A. 6 r F :Z S Q NJ? Ario Natale Rose Nicotra Philip Niosi Julian Opsahl M.A. 2' av we it get Leonard Russo Salvatore Russo BA- B.A. Y 1 Agatha Scandariato Lucy Scandariato B.S. B.A. i . I' J Marie Sinatra B.A. B.S. Paul Speziale William Tryanowski Theresa Vallone B.S. M.A. Frank Paparozzi Elizabeth Pensare B A B.A. J: .- QI ,ear Anita Sabella M.A. Peter Scandariato B.S. 4? rw , Margie Sproviero R.N. .13 , A ik' Thomas Verga B.S. Frank Saluppo M.A. .v , .ll I 1 Sarah Scillieri B.S. Edward Stolarz B.S. Evelyn Wekeman AL MATER Near the Saddle River Waters On a lofty hill Stands our noble Alma Mater Graced in gloryggsstifl-lr. i Ring her praises-never ceasing As we've always done Thee we honor Alma Mater Honor Jefferson g From thy halls we'll go inspired To be great in fame We who tread thy halls so stately Ever love thy name. Hail to thee, dear Alma Mater Hail to the Orange and Blue May thy memory ever linger And thy wisdom true. 16 Lf psi Zz X R X . CLASSES CIASS' 0FFl6'El?5 DONALD THOMPSON President 'tw THOMAS VELKY Vice President S14 SPHRLEY REHM DOROTHY MATUS Treasurer Secfefafy I8 SENIORS. .. MANDARINS 2 Q .ww Q9 Y' '05- SENIOR CABINET Mr Prela and Miss Herman Advrsers Front Row Miss Herman Adviser Thomas Velky Vice Presrdenf Donald Thompson President Shirley Rehm Dorothy Mafus Mr Plela Advlser Second Row Tuna Muscarella Barbara Nrcolosu Mlldred Mrglormo Anita Marlals Karen Hoffman Shnrley Preston Arlene Kobllha Third Row Steve Franzmo Connie De l-lauskr Eleanor Tensen Ellen Vom Eyser Dorothy Carnogursky Kenneth Fowler Back Row Joseph Chrrss Joseph Karaman Joseph Appuo Rooert Puella Joseph Torre George Sanders i 4 ' N S. ? .. - 0 at 4 W ,,g--- :sg Emu W , ' 1.5 I9 ,u5 .AQKI Joseph C. Abbate Joe Bunny Lodi Industrial Arts ln the darkness of his eyes, Some unsolved mystery lies. Student Service, Football. Varsity Club. P l M. Alberta Roberta J. Abernethy Bobbie East Paterson Academic Lovely girl, beautiful face, No one else can take her place. Treasurer of French Club, German Club, Chemistry Club, Student Council, Vocational Club, Girls' Intramurals, Girls' Athletic Club, World Forum Group. I 4 74 spa ing chattel' illl He's great to . lie 1 v jelly jul ini' Lie Peter F. Agosta Lodi , Yug Lodi General Clerical know, and what brigh yd.: y, A. IS more, And., ase of rr es i i His smile the world is waiting away. F I for. b4dc4E I f ef- Baseball, Student Service. ti fof Toiforfow Cl , iris' V cational Club, ls' Ath- letic Club, Girls' lfitramurals. T, Fhnn fi Bal ,ll'j'4l13'-4 9 'j LJ gt W ,yi 0 . Perrin A. Allen jjjjfn, lljl .bl rt East Paterson l eral Clerical faithf I friend, a iolly guy ' ry will never die. O c estra. Peo Band, Track, Camera Club. Tumbling Team, Student Service, Proiectionist. .I 1 East Paterson Academic On the basketball court his playing delights This lad is bound to reach great heights . Hi-Y, Football, Basketball, Chemistry Club. 1.5 1 ull' ,. QV . ffl I Mtefi, ' D J i 1 i Wi Al N I l S I , 1 g ,I ,win JOSEPH AIMN - X ll W Josephine L. Annuik QQ 5 Joe L0di ' N ' .l' Jo Jo Wallington U- 5- Armv 5 , if , I Secretarial Commercial . Afhandsome lad with Tlekt -,xii X i Chgerfglness and truth com- oo. , 2 L, 1 ine He'll make his fame by the - , 1 5 l Help make .lo a pleasant tap-dance shoe. l , i Fl find. f 'i 'N l l 1 1 I . I y 6 ' ' li 1,2 x -, f i i . V ' J it ' ' .- X I . ' i 'Sl K vi. Clit? u 7 X i i i r A i i ' x x I ' lvy'B. hfgflteg Q X ' A I7 - , .. .. i P a , , , , 'V ie' .cram islsmecf ,,, . Joseph P. Appio WM h Acadefllml 1 I f'11'ChuCl:y'1-J , L 5 .. ,. 1 er musica ae , i, 1 I Joe East Paterson shew go places, lndustrill I General She can put a piano through ' A friendly guy, full of fun its paces. to -419 HE frivs f0 Dle559 9VefY0f'e- French Club, Chemistry Club 1 7 - i r Cabinet Student Ser Accompanist of Mixed Choir Q1 lx K I .Z u- 1 Sen o . - vice, President of italian Club, Hi-Y. .4 . Y. .9 Girls' Ensemble, Service Group, Girls Student Service. U-J .f-1' i jll' I -ff, i ' it 'P I lfl l 20 G I Knowh- is q 1 if 'V --:Hifi Virginia M. Azzaro Gin Lodi Secretarial Commercial A careful worker-neyer slow, And she's really nice to know. Office of Tomorrow Club. N552 iii there is su ly bo N4QBal'de -Lf E t Pat rson Lfsenel I Q3'lieg'e ' Emory ring OLJI' ffilfl if ' llfjl Lucien Baron East Patersml Academic An honor lad with a lot of brain. Lod .s loss is the whole world's am. lb Chemistr Club Town Clulg21fx.d nior Band, Hi-Y, French f C u . v . Meeting Forum, Peo Band, National Honor Society, Stu- - if 1', 0 Team, ap- ., I . Clu Chemistry 4, Se vice. g n . ,cf qkifvfbl lv vs 1 O ljll dent Council. vi ' - f If ' ly l V 1, .1 c if Fred L. Beglinger K? Beg Saddle River Academic ln mwsic and art he did quite Sylvia A, Befnaf Knvgifihg Fred was really USVI., Saddle River Swell- Secretarial Commercial Student Council, President of Art Club, Jefferson News Editorial Staff, Choir. Litera- ture Club, Town Meeting Forum. Assembly Prooram Committee, Yearbook Editor- ial Staff. Andrew P. Beuschel Andy Saddle River Industrial Arts A pleasant fellow it is true We'll miss him when school days are through. Sweet as honey, fresh as f'ew, Charms like hers are very few. Yearbook Business Staff, Camera Club. ei. Q EYE SSUFE Hg K in 2 'ill if lt all 1- trea ryfgq ,I He gp S anish Clu ,P57 JG fC.Lf rk4.,pLA. MLK! ,,. - !'YL..,.4.4-.4 Louise A. Bruno, fi -V ' -0 Arlene M. Bonak 'flow Lodi Bo Bo East Paterson 'I General Clerical ' Secretarial Commercial HT or .!ff'yi,LZVegi,acxe?lCe' with charm- In our -memories she will om alfrs Beautiful clothes and a smil- maintain Gen Va ' L ing fye, A striking impression that tit! wo Y qgbok Editorial Staff, will always remain. Office of Tomorrow Club, Art gulls, Dramatic Club, Bowling u . CSU e n shineel .Al siness Staff of Yearbook, ffice of Tomorrow Club, gfamatic Club, Literature vb, Camera Club, Law Club. I ! .. 'I . ' E William A. Bulmer Bill East Paterson Academic His the kind who's hard to le. Billy was a regular guy. , I Hi-Y. fy rw 1-Pu! flfvv V .1 l fl- I l 'fr' Cf- l N sf? rc! -'Y -ff' . K L4- l 'Q A Wallington f ff ,,4uno J. Burdxy ' T' .1 I f If Technical His friendly manner will some day bring. Him untold riches fit for a king. l. ttAcei- Donald Burghold Don Saddle River lndustrial Arts A little shy, to be sure But his friendship will endure. Betty D. Cagna T is ' J Dottie Sad iv Bet Saddle River Secr rial erc'al General Clerical O C e as a button we are old, he's surely a pleasure to be- hold. Angelo J. Callari Lodi Industrial Arts Nice to be with, lots of fun, Happy till the day is done. G. Buza She's l ut he s ality ' with r I ' I r' i-Y, cation , udent Service, ure Club, Business Staff ear- book, Correspondi Secre- tary of Office of Tomorrow Club. Law Club. - 1 , L Camille Y. Campo trcamiv Lodi Secretarial Commercial You'Il never find a repetition Of her charming Service Group, Dramatic Club, Secretary Office row Club, Literature. , disposition. of Tomor- ! I I t , f ' 1 . l f l ff. f t ,lx ll L ' ' t lf'i'fi.L s' ' 1 g , z f 1 5 ' . 1 +G ' Eleanor E. Carlson - El East Paterson V? John F. Cangialosi - Gene,-at vw C K, C8Y1Q Lodi EIL is quiet and somewhat l H, lndusmal Arts . Bust Ya wonderful friend we E I e s not rgally quiet, he s not Can? deny r s , ' Bufahel rainy is 6 'ffegufaf Choir, f-L capeiiadcltoifmieflg guy, erson ews an fear oo . . . Editorial Staffs, Girls' Ath- ProleCfI0n'5T- Ietic Clu ' Dramat' Club, , . Literature u , I ' lntra- l ' M Q mur ls. ' I 'J-9' tx.. ' 1 J '. ii! 'Y 4' r 'J lt 'ill ' it 1. S uc. Q gf 1 t NX W gt fn ' .iw MHP qt 1 ii 1 ' it' Joan R. Casagrande K -C37 il ' Joanne East Paterson Raymond A. caurant Genera' 'Ray Lodi Frank P. Ceramella You canit be sad when Joan's Industrial Arts East Paterson aroun , . She turns your troubles upside The future holds for our lndU5lf'al Arts down, classmate A great guy full of fun. Yearbook Editorial Staff, Ital- ian Club, Service Group. All the joy he does rate. Track. A famous man he'll become. Bowling Club. X C s cf tp, JJ .QM ,iz .fi 22 Frank ffl af, Joseph J. Cerami Joe East Paterson Industrial Arts Honest and faithful till the end, Joe is an ideal friend. Ruth G. Riv Secretarial Commercial A smile that's pl nt er- ever she goes, That is something yone knows. Office of Tomo ub, Li erature Club, Art b. 4 I I I JZ- f I' 1. . 1 n Joseph A. Ciaralli 'C Lodi General Joe's a boy who's full of fun Whenever he's with anyone. Chemistry Club. A. Costa hn.H.'Chinchar . Saddle River Qneral Shop Always- friendly and 'always kind, , ' A batter friend you cannot find. Baseball, FOQUBII I Club, Student Service . 1 '67, . aff' ff f,.?f,ff ' 7.,-C f .C ' av CZ-Do'mh6e5 .., Q,-1.1 Office fl Chut Lodi Technical College Here is a boy who's up to par, When it comes to football, he's our star. Football, Track, Varsity Cl , QUY, ,L ,-C.-s-f ' 5 , -f' 62'!.i.J' 'e 1, ,dll ' Ju., G. Cya ' l JUl1k ' ilid e River June is re tgirl of girIs,U .L.W?l'h her armingfsmil and pretty curls. N- V Band: orchesrra, senior cabi- I4 I 1 23 Student Service. ., H net. i 3, l V' 1 f. ,A It K ' if x. X v- ' ffl! I .lf L ' . , , . 'X on , r 4 - - , X, If N I Nl V. A In 1 l f My X .. x f V , -' ' I l I, l 49 fc' Dor thy E. Czarnogursky A A ff oo tie Lodi ff J U dy. Qcrefarlal Qommercial , Alivepas life itself may be ' 1, V - salvahm J- cuhona ghegreally swzelgvle aqljgreiml A f Edward lgaken nsal.. Lodi o-H ap ann' o I eer a ers, , asf S , I A hl - Academic C?irJb?r'f?:.?sU1r girghoir e If . .Industrial Ars Sal is sometimes a little shy, cational Club, Yeafoodk Edi- Edd'e 'S the k 7d,l? QUY d. But get to know him. he's a torialrjtaff, A Capella Choir, ,Whose memory W' neva' 'e' swell guy. Girls' Ensemble. Student Service. 3 IM Lodi caused Nl fi? iz I, J! Katherine M. Daly Kaye East Paterson Nursing Looking into the future we See For Cathy, joy to last an eternity. Yearbook Business Staff, Chemistry Club, Dramatic Club. Mary A. Danisewicz Danny Wallington Secretarial Commercial This cute miss you're sure to know, I On her our best wishes, we bestow, Office of Tomorrow. X 1 Angela A. Darata Joseph D. DeBoise Anna Mae Decker Anne Saddle River General There's many a thing that this girl knows, She'll be liked wherever she goes. Girls' Vocational Club, Literaf ture Club, Feature Editor of Jefferson News, Student Council, Italian Club, Busi- SessHStaff of Yearbook, A ape a Choir. ' fi? AQU- l.. llc ,M Della Bella, Jr. East Paterson General Al is handsome, but some- times shy, Through and through he's a real swell guy. Trai Lodi Joe Lodi General lndustrial Arts Here's a girl who isn't-shy, This young lad is quite a boy, Notice that twinkle in her He's sure to bring you lots of eye! joy. ' I i 4 Cbnstance E. DeHauski ':Connie East Paterson 3 Academic With a personality that is so Sweet l+lere's 9, girl Ahat can't, be beat A Cbpella Choir' Senior cabi- net, Girls' Athletic Club, sen- ior Orchestra, French Club, Vocational Club. Philip V. DeMasso Vick East Paterson lndustrial Arts A drummer in our high school band, Phil is known to be really grand. Band, Tumbling, Student DIN Senior Band, Pep Band. ,W Vivian DeSerio Service, Baseball. Anne M. Devine I . uvivn I-od' Commercial Annie Little Ferry anyone, they all ' Commelchifl . Small but pleasant is this gal, nice as nice can be. Who wouldn't want her for of Tomorrow Club, '3 pal? Law Club. Ruth DeWilde Dutch Lodi Secretarial Commercial Quiet, nice, with a pleasant smile, I When she does something, it's really worthwhile. Office of Tomorrow Club. 'H ' - J' Q.. y K fl . . . x ,I nf, K, I ..J. ' i I I , Q- 06 fl! A , N ini, , I . 71 ff JOWPIY E- Diillllllv B9Hn4a'A. Diergesz. Robert D. Diario , Dave M. Dolack Joe Lodi Barb'I Han' xffaterson Boy Fodi Mayor Wallingfgn Industrial Arts Vyiqdommerc' I ,. 'I -.I Genital ' i Industrial Arts Joahcan be found most any- WIT' Er pleagawg .srriilei any Pay a-He? day and far afte? ' Trf honest merit, we foretell ere. I c ar Di 'w 'I ear t th t 'll b ll Wherever he ls, he hasn't a She'II,ljrr?? success, ihrougkh Vg'Il reme'mbeF' 'Bob-his swtellire a WI e rea Y care' au he' qafys' : ' H Dfgamnf and Slncefe- Student Service Service Art Club. x Gl9e'.QlL'lb.'Uffice,oflTomfpF- Projectioryst? Group, Business 'Staff of YOW Clkub, Sfudeilf 5979 Ce. -ff' ' 1 Yearbook. A A , Yearbo:k Business Staff. -I J! . .J ' lj ui + . , I i' v J 1 1 J , . ,sg 1 - ' charles J. nemke H H 'Me Dom , - J Charlie Lodi ' , '-Od' i Academic s u b rsefretarla! th' I re be e stef is his mb't' ma ' Pefsaf' 'S 'S ga- ' He'lI go far in comzetitibalv Wgzargouldnt Want he' for Basketball, Baseball, Varsity L C44 b Club, Student Service. aw U - i I ' 1 I I ' I -1 D X V ' Al as j , , -I , I ' I X i , Y 'f Robert A., Pye J Richard A. Drost Lf L Bob ' 'East F319 .i Wallington f ' 4' W, h hu' Genera' f Industrial Arts 1 'S Wmbwe he 'Wes ' He's always quiet, he's al- V Hdejfaxe 'to be al success , Wways nice. . d th t h someday-- ' e're a convince a e I ix X N I ' zEZ i AT U! I t s if I , i ' N ' 5 , - . ., . Frances D. Elsasser Bef Chai V ar ' Alffed B. Ellefs vfwillielr Little Ferry Xb ' o n M. Edone' Jr. 'Ber i ' ' V Lodi Fred East Paterson Secretarial Commercial L9 . ngel. Lcd- faf 3' 0 Aff and BUSIMSS She's full of fun, she's one ' . I ' f ' di f' A 1' t ho's rated IOOW swell gal, fp! C0mm9 C'a' s wi a if Ggoclarlgckwand joy for Freg We're glad to call her our , He's not shy, he's lots of fun, She' e twir itlyfsnap- are meant. pal. V 'Cb JK HGV' be Swell to anyone. .. sry .f me - Art Club, Ball Committee, Law Club, office of .Tpmor- Hjfb o ally Law Club, Track. sistant ead oiem Yearbook Art Staff. row Club, Girls' Athletic Club. . c H 4 , t. K I X. lf' 25 Q4 Q.. I f I 4 PU Vw Anne Evancho Evans Wallington Secretarial Commercial Sometimes she's quiet, some- -times she's not Either way we like her a lot. Office of Tomorrow Club, Dramatic Club. Pat blue, if as with Patricia C. Fasano Lodi Secretarial Commercial Roses are red. violets are A fine personality through and through. Office of Tomorrow Club. Frank A. Ferraro i Frances G. Everson T00tie Lodi General Clerical and loyal as a friend, ambition has no end. Student Council, Office of Tomorrow Club, Business .Sf aff of Yearbook. .. .ri ff ar. Y u'iMt ' da be day David J. Farber Dave Saddle River College This likeable guy, we pro- claim, Will someday have both for- tune and fame. Student Council Committee. sPa sn e n ca ege X nia uy i a easin e i t Martha A. Finocchio Babe Lodi Bookkeeping lgii Saddle River Industrial Arts Frank is known to be a com- She walks with friends on every side, Taking all trouble in her stride. Girls' Athletic Club, Yearbook Editorial and Business Staff. , l , .11 -El,-.aie. fr -. 1.1 f Wit fr- 1. t7 mi 1, , 1 i , nl 1 . . ,t-..j5., ' 0 ,-. , f ff ' ical lad, When he's around, no one is sad. I' I I - 4 ' ,f fi r I Joseph A. Focarino . Fogey Lodi I 1 l 1 Academic ' , , HE talent has no earthly t , . measure n U . j His friendship is our greatest 'Yvonne Fitamant Aueasufe' , , ..Eve,. , Lodi Hi-Y, Student Council, French ' Academic Always pleasant, always gay She's a nice girl in every way 'Club, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Jefferson News Editor- ial Staff, Choir, Chemistry Club, World Forum Group. Bruce vjStephen C. Franzino 'Steve Saddle River General :A fellow very nice to know, He brings cheer wher'er he goes. Senior Cabinet, Student Serv- ice, Italian Club, Chemistry Club. 26 Wff f . 'John J. F apaul ' i Saddle River , n al N lwa dy do his part, C, X X Alw s do ith a willing X rt. ' L' N Beftian ne Frykberg Little Ferry Nursing This is a fact you can't dis- pute Our friend Betty is really cute. , , ' Business and Editorial Staff of Ylarboolg, Chemistry Club. . N57 1 if M N Litilgxxry .5 Dolores A. Gallopo Dee Lodi Commercial .Slilie ' A cheerful smile, always neat, She's also kind and very girl is sweet. 'KX -xl A Ex-- , 1 I 4 s.,,,f t X I . , Dorothy A. Ganlaio A ' ' Dot Lodi Commercial Cute as a picture with a friendly smile. , We'll remember her for Quite a whne, ' f' ' ltalian Club, Art Club, Office of Tomorrow Cluly . Rita M. Gargiulo Lodi Secretarial A friendly smile, a likeable lass, We are happy to have her in our class. Officer of Tomorrow Club. K, X Gannaio Lodi X, General A fin boy you'll never meet, Always fri dly, hard to beat. lntramu ls. I 1, n V Y. 'S ' 0 I I l . I A ' 4 1 s 'n i Mary Gasarowsli' 'J I Saddle River , , , Commercial , . Wpen fellas look her wly ' they si?h, ' She -c,p ures your heart when she walks by. Business Staff, Service Group, Literature, Office of Tomor- row Club. . . M' if A .A i . fy 4 A , .V , if Y, ,J A f xy 1 fm J ' M' 1 Geraldine P. George . . William J. Celetka l 1 ..Geny.. Lodi Julius F. Gazxam -.Bmw Wamngmn Commercial HJUIH Lodi Technical Dfamng Sweet and pretty as the day General Although he appears to be is long, Tall, dark and handsome, too very quiet, Knowing her fills your heart Boys like him are very few. Sometimes he really is a riot. with song. A. V , i ff F. , V Q A Q I , - ' .- ' IQ V 27 . S i i S W W ii,t 2' t , . .. siii f is Angela A. Giannino Ang Lodi Secretarial Course Such a girl is indeed rare, With a nice smile and dark black hair. Law Club, Dramatic Club, Italian Club. ,Z l'. if f I 1. x.! im -f Barb Academic lthough she is small, she's full of fun, V And she certainly is liked by everyone. Associate Editor Jefferson News, Girls' Athletic Club, Girls' Intramurals, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Serv- could ice Group. 'tx .sr , ,iii lil If lp 'Q hifi Katherine Golfinos Kathy East Paterson Commercial She has many friends-do you want to know why? Note the smile on her lips and the twinkle in her eye. . schalk Gotch , ittle Fern, Ge ral Here is som thing we all agree, He'll be remembered for an eternity. Jefferson News Editorial Staff. It .N i x J' ' ,fd l i J' , I .,' I Joan C. Greco f it l Grek Saddle 'River Joseph A. Greco l Commercial icretary Mouse Lodi Here's a girl whos lots of fun, General Shes certainly known to with Us you-H surely ag,ee' evefyone- y Here's a fellow with a swell Officer of Tomorrow Club. personality. I Dennis B. Golabek nny Wallington Technical Drafting has been fun knowing this man, be successful, we know can. Council, Student Club Assem- Com- ,, ' , av . af - l 55. 1, I ., i' I f ft filly l Michael E. Gola k Mike Wallington Industrial Arts Health, happiness, lots of joy, ls our wish to is fine boy. f ' ,gif x Marie L. In music and i beat, her L l FI x! y? .xyl . A 1 1' - A ' X, 1, L fy Xjc J- NNN .Dc 'V Az- x '4' f' A 'ff A -' .. x-1 AUJQVT. 55984: !JM,,..f Grec f' if f X 'rc Lodi FW-lc A ovely smue,sa,'Z1easa e, fn- r A etty girl c ice MI ' d ' ti ' K iris' eticaC l e ell A Club, emix , X l N ' X' , X Xl i X JN ' I ' Cl i I GMA il' Joseph J. Greco ' N Galopping Joe llbili General College u The form is really one to behold, Success is the career he shall mold. Football, Baseball, Varsity Club, Student Council, Span- ish Club, Skating Club, Hi-Y, Student Service, Assembly Program Committee, is if L I .- A Carol A. Grenier Satan East Paterson Secretarial A good-looking girl, divinely tall, Athletic, blonde, and a friend to all. Girls' lntramuarls, Girls' Ath- letic Club, Student Service, Law Club, Art Club. l9'0J'2 J- ,J 28 5. C7 D M i X Robert B. Grove Saddle River General On the field Bob is a star, His pleasant ways will get him far. Student Service, Hi-Y, Varsity ueobbyi. Q!!! . W W -1 C. Gugl-ino Clem VJ IA: ' ob T1 Y E .. .i dl B l d l 1' yl Claraf fine la to kno , Bob is Sh ' ' d t k Club, Baseball. 29 f,,.F A Emil Gunxa East Paterson Technical s not fond of talkin' he's ll I Qi!-fe i kind of shy e as man rie s o now, , ne'er a foe. He'll make friends where But once you know him, you K, l he may go. ' won't pass him bv. Football, Wrestling. Chemistry Club. v 1 ,, ft LV i r N -. ' ' 'V ' K. pf H. Lofr'rame H lfyL ' 'V Ea t' aterson I i V. ' rrie u s, Q Ziecretarial Qogrlnqercial ,Q I .Q W ever shew does is doneq , with care.4 ' ' ii Robert J. Gunza lv Jiiendlv 'Wt-WS and .Mahi , .mis Bob East Paterson bio de half' il' , Ht ll ' Industrial Arts ' Ellgtlol I Hg E3rLVg?f.'elyF 5 'D' u , I o Atthoetic, goodlooking, and Tong,-roaameryubl Yeariiok 5 1 , , ,, inesssfitaf and Editorial when if comes to girls he ff , 1rf'i5ff,Amie-rgclxlub,secretary Chafms them all- ' ' and Treasurerg' Girls' Intra- Baseball, Varsity Club. 1,02 mural Basketball, Student Service, Literature Club, Stu- dent Council, Dramatic Club, Town Meeting Forum, Library Staff. Doris M. Hagerman, ' j Dorothy J. Hall L ast fi is I, Jean Little Ferry ecretar' rse , I 4, Secr a al Commer ial r s i ,VIP XA, ' . Zetit sh is this I ss ' ', . len s i is h t Easily desc gafZAd 1 ,lf ' i Af' I in las 5 pice. I 4 , , ,4 .J 1 C , . ffwff If , Vi 'I x f 6' lil' 9 7 f ' Q 4-0 4 f miie -WW 4, if lf' if 1 P .f - avr, U 11 , . . , ffifvg f, 0. v Un . - , ,V V W lvl., ,7 fn, 1 Y - I Kok l ff ' ID Vi' f J LL, 1 L . , Aj . ,ffj fl ' Shirley B. Ha ick Jack R. Hawkins ' J J h f' , W. fe lf- H fflf shin Little Ferry A-Hawksm Little Fe y Kat ryn C. Hand .. Hur d le Mr . - z . , HK H dd' R, Secretarial General M F, av S? e 'Ver I 0 999 I Here's a gal petite and sweet, This we'd like to insi Academlc - ir W i full of lnbcheerleading she can't be Some day Jacky will be rea gf ' ,4 In every subject she did excel i O eat. Choir' Boys' Ensemble' - BGCBUSG her work WSS d0f1e , PDIVTGS l , SUCCESS aft? Girls' Intramural, Cheerlead- era Club, Presidentg Trac , so well- l mea , hlm- er, Service Group, Officer ot Hi-Y, Jefferson News Sta Athletic Club, f,Ba5ketb' l, Tomorrow Club. Photographer, Gym Club. f . lf' N xy' W l ,fi f-5 f Pete E. Herrmann East Paterson Commercial Even though Pete is shy, Success and joy won't pass him by. Karen J. Hoffmann Hoff Lodi U Academic Just look at her and you will see, Why we love her vivacious personality. Student Council, Senior Cabi- net, Literature Club, Spanish Club, Treasurer, Dramatic Club, Town Forum, Assembly Program Committee, Editor- ial Staff of Yearbook, Busi- ness Staff of Yearbook. Helen M. Ingenito Honky Lodi Commercial Course An ambitious lass like Helen is hard to beat, She can conquer any feat. Italian Club. g 'K Mary Anne Janowski East Paterson Commercial Hair of gold, eyes of blue, Never a friend could be found more true. Student Service, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Office of T0- morrow Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Voca- tional Club, Dramatic Club, National Honor Society, Lit- erature Club, Associate Editor .,, of Jefferson News. Marilyn L. Kabela Little Ferry I Academic George J. Huls, Jr. Rod Little Ferry! R f Industrial Arts When he graduates from this class His famous last words, lt's over at last. A . it rn xi.- ,lf Paterson !. EMM .R. a ow Ed A, Ac i lv' fEd a so also all O e success e'll .boat em all. Dramat' Club, Fre h Club, Town eetin For m Club, Student Coat, f ssembly Planning Comrnfnee, Chem- istry Club. W. KA, J: 51 If V be N o nesy Lodi n s l r s R X I d . At In basket t and bas Bobs? ea All his alen we preciate. ball, Bas I, Varsity Club, Student Ser e. charming member of this class, Memories of her shall always last. Senior Cabinet, Business and ditorial Staff of Yearbook, usiness Manager of Jeffer- n News, Tri-Hi-Y, German ub, Dramatic Club, Chem- s y Club, Editorial Staff of Je ferson News, Literature ,f -c . . 4 5 J 1 Mildred R. Jeffers 'iltsyn . . Saddle River J A fu f i-Secrqatial Coqynercial Though she seems quiet and very shy, We spotithe twinkle in hen, eyes. , Q Law Club. Y 9 Joy H. Kajan Lime Joseph Karaman Secretarial Commercial Joe .Wallington Loads of fun and Academm ways, Joy and success for him are Made- Joy our meant, ' praise. Our Student Council Presl- dent. President Student Council, Hi-Y, Secretary, National Honor Society, Chairman of Assembly Committee, Ger- man Club, Student Service. N' if ff M Lod if W0 b A I , i n l l?4.4.AJ LC.-s - V' -A14 , . 1-...aw E l l fmt, ,J Robert M. Kava John H. Kinchley Arlene C. Kobliha '- I, East Paterson Jack , Little Ferry Betty ,i Lodi Cubby Little Ferry -5 4 ,mfg General A-0 ' , en r V. ' CommudalJ..fi.-MJ. arial J f A nicer person couldn't be l'ier!'s ' I our fagite Fine and true as a girl can be Loyal and true as a friend A found , gu s, ,J - .1 -5' Her friendship will Her endearing ways shall ' ' For higher things he's surely-'gf 1-bifnigfbuf, oh, sl shy. eternity. never end. bound. H Off'ce V To arrow' .Ctulaf Office f Tomorrow Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Vocational Club, Chemistry Club. --Chekjstr ,' ' Dramati Club, Art Club, As- Senior Cabinet. , sembly ram Committee. I F371 rf X ' Elaine EfjKoe ' -f - w' um Rabbit f E ' aterson Gener liege uflxift q Her talent e coun s d W, Kowal r, friends he same ' .. , W Many happy mem'rie are linked wih her na Ie. Genefal Cheerleader, Vi P sid t I b0dY Uf'ldefSf6f1dS Bergen Coun T - - ShY , Choir, Secret ' catio I To tell the truth-neither do I. Club. SYUUG 9 iCe. S- ' German Club, Chemistry Cl sembly Pro Co ee, , Yearbook Editoria Staff ' n 1 World Forum. wk! I My cf... , yr, N ,,, . , I 1' X of Dolores M. Kowal Howptd-45. Kr Dee Saddle River How ,gi A Little , ry Nursing A pleasant manner, sweet and ijfkenera He's fpleasan ,ff 'gh he'sr ' slfllitl ' ' ' Q i 31 'tl' Ida S. Lehotcki Mick East Paterson Secretarial Commercial Pretty, petite, a nice quiet She's outstanding in our class. Senior Band, Senior Orchestra. nice, sh , y .af ff Her personality is sugar and Bafalrdglrexaolir kind bf spice. , guy. ,ffl X K , lv ,Q D1 ue Que' JM' .1 ' ' 'W , i 1 , 'J J ,i Doris R. Lawrence j ' V Dee Little Ferry I , V Setratariay Commercial BIlI!C'lG Bukllbal' ,R Ll Nifhlent for dancing she does .. .. - f 1 possess , Cooks . Llnleferry ,g err ' Ku S'he shalftdance on the stage Secretarial Commercial k o tk Li .le Ferfyv tof succlssh , I Blonde, lovely, and petite, ech al Draft: - A Capella Choir' Chognvoca- mfef 'GSS YOU CO'-'ld 'Wt' Lig t blonde hair nd s of tional Club, Yearbook Editor- meet- lug, 1, iai Staff, Chief-Typist, Office I-SSS. Tri-Hi-Y, Service Group, Of- ll f joy t ole Nay of Tomorrow Club, Dramatic fice of Tomorrow Club. tbrlpugh, f Club. . ' i U t J? lf, 1. I. ,X .ff .l' I -fill . K All ! V e w- ' L, :Ve Richard Len l ' J.'Leone , ' Madeline Lestishock June E. Liher l Dickie Wallington Lo A if ' Lodl x Maggie Little Ferry Lit Saddle Riwll' Academic Rgen ral Clerical Commercial General To be a success is one of his We're 'prqzd kto know her, VF-'VY Clllief. VSVY sweet, Cute, sweet, very energetic. fates, yqlilr can see . To know this lass is surely Intelligent, personable and And in this class he highly! XVe'l ememb rfnher, we all a treat. quite athletic. 0 ' rates' ' , c awe' Q ' V i Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, ' T Law Cubidffige of Tomor- Athletic Club. row Cluby Student Service. -K , l J '- Loi' 1 ' r ' I ' ' ' I I L! x V l L 'G . ' X, i E 1.1 ,f - J rw ' . 'F l 'QL 5 Li' l , K, fv V V i I L . . 1 , . ' L ' A 1 5 - , l. .- biaiiayrl. Livi 1' Donald A. Lehrer x Dee fy East Peterson K Little Ferry ' . General - General at xgift of natglgl-7-her lovely Here's a fellow without a ice ' H, 1 . S - care, - wi1gp,sh5.lis itamous, we'll all gf With a personality beyond treioice. t - I compare, Italian Clut1,'Chbmistry Club. Un Chemistry Club. 'X ix. ' Ji Santo G. J. Lomia Rose Marie Lo Presti Lodi Ro Lodi College Prep General A football hero on the field, She has a- genuine wish to be -1-if A friendly smile he'll always ThYCiUf friend R b t yield, a-'s w y o ose our es Football Track, Student erv- W'She5 we extend' ice, V Club. I If L Carol Luna . Lodi . I . ' Joan E322 any Larry J. Lorenzetti C0mm9fC'al Ehzabem ,,.z' Cademic uchippyn Lime Ferry Abiewto cheer and able to To e great dancer is her Technical College Many boys' hearts she sends know f A handsome guy with eyes in a whirl. , re proud to have her as so brown, Cheerleader, of TO- X a ssmate. Never a worry nor a frown. morrow Club' Club. Voca ional Club. Hi-Y. Dramatic Club. my . . J, W X., sven- 5. -t GAA Michael J. Mahull Estelle D. Makowski Betty A. Malinek Paterson Mickey Wallington Lodi Bet Little Ferry Commercial Secretarial Commercial an a friend who's true Always quiet but a sport, Sh?'5 njcg, 5he'g ngaf Here ghe is, quiet and de- W a e a fellow who s never Mike we know is the friendly Friendly and sweet. mure b sort. Office of Tomorrow Club. Success will be hers, we are Office of Tomorrow Club. SWG- Law Club, Office of To - Offxl ,lo F Y'1,, V , J Q Qow slug, Editorial Stafrfnoolf ear oo . - P. ' I , .4 - -- fi, -5 yzl rigg-yr., ' 'Ln f.,Jf Y' I . . f M4 f cf - . ,,,, ' V. LL! -.4,,,, Zn c . -.Z-cf Min, n A Michael V. Manicone 'Q' f . i ' Make Lodi M fe - M H Academic Od' He's a lad who's oh so quiet, 0 kkee Q But very nice-you can't Neve a r er a car deny it, This gr k wn - National Honor Society. W E' - f ice of To lu l ,Q x if' I ' , if K P' J I A l ' .74 Virginia anna' V l Gin lj , ' Lodi Acetleminj Johan n o J , lmfggrlg Ginnld holds tall ' s T0otie A E' 695. 4 , R Secretarial mercial ' Wgyacegw tfw gal 'S going Q Q Cleger and plea ant 7 , ' A I 8 , t roug ' tpdent Service, Vojational . lub, QMS. Amletk Clubtj' x F- QU We h0De Qood f une smiles Girls' Intramurqldy Choy, ' on you' , jl Qalian Clqb, Ggls' Esnsenb e, N earboqy Edit ial tafh X if t X . Q fl A K J N ' If J X ' . . I J ' ' - i lla M. Marlals f' i 1 I I4 in Saddle River l I ' ' q Academic I rv, w t young lass with many f ' ' A, 4' 'Y kbr Llly is very nice to I F fk G , -s ' -L rv ran . ktine Anne-Marie Marthese , . . XP i t, Vocational Club: . bgdif -- ' -- - . U Cl' H t H' Vice President Edi- Whlz . Lodi e River O almaff of Yearbookl, Art Camera' Commeffl-al A M 5 f of yea,-book, genie, A fellow who'll be hard to Q neral Always ready to loin in the Art Club, French ,f0 QE'f. s- ' ' fun .ys ready to be your ' b' rum Group' National Since l'g's the nicest we hive There isn't a friend she would fflen - or ociety, Girls' Athletic met' Shurl. Nev r i o offend. lub fferson News Staff. Track. K N Q? X -it w 2 mwr'r '?re,W' I - fe an s .R Frank yfblcfidn fLittle Ferry Academic a ha Vucglad Service. Dorothy L.!A3fU.l ' Dot XLittle Ferryk - Academic yn Dot's the maid with vitality, J V' And lots of personaflty. Student Service, Try-Y, ,WJ her very much, President, Literature lub, S jg, She, seems to have that Girls' Athletic Club, Vice Pres-I -.-f friendly touch. ident Vocational Club, Chem-' Law Club, istry Club, Girls' Intramurals, u , Yearbook Editorial Staff, Jet- ferson News, Secretary of Senior Class. r 'r o, - i nie Club. A, .1-I ! -,- 'J' If Dodqli-'Vf McCormick W Saddle River,- ' ,jj General Colle 1 For his future wo- ima, J, Fortune, fame, security. Student Service, Chemistry Club, Senior Cabinet, Spanish ony-so , to know him we are glad. l Maryann Marvin I f . stroberte iiusty f ' Q Ltffl Masty SSMEYSOD ' I Se retarial Commercial Perf, trim,'ki-rvefff'-ada .gay Ki , and oh,so sweet. ' Vo' ti al i ub..QUlc,e T morrow gllub, Law,fC'li,ig Business Staff of Yearboolg, U . Academi Cl ,. - This C te little I li vwfth her hair of red, l ' ' Seldom leaves er thoughts unsaid. - Y Chemistry Cluhi -2 , ,f 1 2'EllLgiGTOUQ,.'Ef8f1EE ,lLq If ,Sl Y , . ev' a.,,. , l 7 P , ,WLNA Ann R. auro B.A. Lodi , Commercial ' Her sweetness makes us like ., ff, fgd, f 'I 'iff .f l 1 .47 fi, , ., , Marg et D. McFedries, Scotty Little Ferry Secretarial Commercial Our Scotch lass from across - the sea y ls pretty, smart, and has per- sonality. Vocaional Club, Student . goubncil, Office ot Tomorrow lu . 01- 3. Rose J. McKay Saddle River Secretarial Commercial Rose is Irish as can be, She's well known to both you and me. Josephine F Melber Little F rf . . Secretarial Commercial A fggow mled with stored up Here is a girl no one forget friend to all and foe to The pretty head of our m none ,. ' ' Ctub. lorettes. Head Maiorette of Band, Stu- dent Service. f . R aIdG eigersen s Lodi Tedflical College many Gegnat1Club,Chemistryr ,Student Counqil, HS-Y, Stu- dent Court. J.. vit 'LL bug, i .. I .1 . . C. 1 so ' ,Q ' r N-ck.-1 X 34 'vi ,l- J l M' 35 Audrey L. Messineo Frenchy Saddle River General How sweet she is has been proved by her ways, We shall remember her through our days. x -.ulfapigliaiizn A H Exge IV9l' Liter Club. Vocational Tomorrow Club. I I fl EI r A. M h elw I ittle ry sing ursi the ' of this car q brings She ppi ss. , T eagurerg As embl gr ommit- ee ' -YQQ ti Club, Y ook Editor a ,Jun- r ed CST-,C rifit-Qe. I , ,, ik A 1 51 , 09' if , ff X M W rf V - NL' i jx M Q! K ' D i jfj' Raymond C. Miller J 'BUYCW' Lime FWY Amelia A. Milowic 1 Academic . , Millie . Saddle River '-'N G00d OOk '9' afhlencr but ixoj, A Secretarial Commercial lu .. -, - ' . ' Millie-'s' a fine singer w ll Butch is the apple of every 1 ,mast agree' e 8 K ggargityt Clgab, .Germe::n H. egeiziifxong Us we have a U an e'V'Ce' 00 a ' choir, Au-scare chorus. if ' ' r J r ' A LQ' fr I : i 1- , 'A - yrwfw h,I, M d , chael Mo gyf ' A U up or enh .Miken Q e Ferry My LOCII 'AC 1 Wa' O hphun V Lodi A ical Colleg vqzc V c nic oll Aeademic A mend t HI Zjagflad' yony about earing a sm ery ay,A He's not serious, he's not gay, Nothing ar? ca make ' Gloom will n r co his But Philip shines in work or him sad - assured where- Way- PPV- Varsity Fo all, fu may go. Boys Intramurals. Italian Club. Council. , X Patricia A Morrison a t Paterson Re Commercial is a cute little Marie is quiet and very shy, But a very good friend we rem ered by all cannot deny. Law Club. taff. I Egon E. Mueller queeky Saddle River Tech ' llege Just a glimpse of is friendly Marie J. Mortellaro Aff Barbara A. Mortensen Mort Saddle River industrial Arts 1,41 X792 egal J, We wish the best to a real A4 gare ree ll amdI0p swell gal, f lxgeh er J nf Friendly, attentive and fur- uhm ries of kndy will Best Pal . fi fade sion 5 ff' Camera Club. ' i-Y C pi Club hon' , JIM o sf nsemf g,Stud rf I eil, Stu vice lvl. l C' 1 Howard J. Mulder Moe Saddle River industrial Arts A smile, ' Will mvake our day seem As fine a boy as you'd want ' . to meet, C Qlubzf Senior Or, Just being his friend is really C I , a treat. , lf 'Y 1, , ' ' l l' il - , - 1 i , fl 4 X ' in X X ' ,I Ji' - lr Ji nam cnuaene J. Murphy Lodi Cubby Lodi Gen ral Commercial stririlgzrs lgepatjawer shy, Not shy, not proud, not loud, t wi ' I Il s e's one nor mean, swell guy!! ' She strikes the perfect in- x' between. N ', l.aw Club. Tina C. Muscarella 'jp M , 1 TW Lodi xii' lfwmpdf ,WM Commercial J Q I - llllfyl ' wnmhas a very glczod goice. athilda L er L e' aways ma e er our .. - .. l first choice. Ma 'j4,Q r mas' lem . Arnold L. Nm:- Senior Cabinet, World Forum, . U 5 9 . M Nat East Paterson Iranian Club, Yearbook Bust- -imma good '55, General ness and Editorial Staffs, Lit- Cant be 'ms' . lu , . . erafure Club, Office of To- So Mathilda s ies get Arnold is famous for his wit, ahead. Among us, that makes a hit. morrow Club, Girls' Ensemble, Dramatic Club. . K 93T'f -ts NWN 5 . -..-. 23525 3 .,.-. W ..,. . Tri-Hi-Y, Germa lub. Chemistry Club, Italian Club. Barbara T Nicolosi Bobby Lodi Ed Commercial Her beauty is as precious as old Q She s really a portrait to be- f Q23 Senior Cabinet Choir, Girls' Edward J. Novak Richard S. Novak Technical Drafting lndustrial Arts A teasing lad who's full of Here's a pleasant lad named fun, A Dick, He's at play till day IS done. We all know what makes him ,Were 1 1 Beatrice M. Novotny Bee Little Ferry Secretarial Commercial Not quiet, get loud, not short, not ll, But a swell combination of them all. Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Literature Club, Office of Tomorrow Club, Service Group. a A90'Bri n Thomas Nunziato 0'5'- Nunz Lodi aria industrial Arts Mhe rish ey s a smi in' Tom is really fun, We hink of lor ' rien. He causes all our blues to C flea fice 0 T run. r C Janet Oetting Jan Lodi Commercial She's loads of fun with her pleasant ways, And indeed worthy of our praise. Law Club, Art Club. J gf. Eqfir KL J' x r' V , .P fl ri .r ' fi 'i 1 Piiyiia. J. Oliver Y gr Wi Phyll Saddle River Commercial Louis Qller Pert and cute is th' sweet little lass, ,ii ' Many boys whistle when she goes past. Vocational Club, Dramatic Club, Yearbook Business and Editorial Staffs,Service Group. To strangers he is rather But his friends know he's is if .,,. Q Lou Lodi General swell guy. Baseball. lice I. Pahle 0 ' Pane hatzy Little Ferry fx Nursing I A pretty smile, a warm hea t From us her mem il ' never depart. Chemistry Club, Span Club, yi, Vice Presidentg Girls' Intra- J 1 M murals. , fr rqfefi If , NVQ l fr fx' Cf? ff' rj'-fx aw Mkwfxl Louis F. Paladino Lodi Industrial Arts Keen and sharp is his wit, Into any crowd he's sure to it Adele V. Pantano East Paterson Academic Her personality is a gem so rare, There are few with whom she can compare. National Honor Society, Tri- Hi-Y, Student Council, World Forum, Italian Club, Business Thervsax Paretfi Traits A Lodi peddarial Commercial Quite, though not shy, Her smile catches everyone's eye. Dramatic Club, Girls' Intra- murals. .Af Secre rial She's l ith pleasan ays And -indee worthy of praise Vocational Cluk Girls' Ath- letic Club, Intramqqrals, Bas- ketball, Office of omorrow Staff of Yearbook. 'Terry This bundle Theresa V. Pedati Lodi industrial Arts Tiny, petite, and always neat, E of energy is surely a treat. Charles J. Pepe Club, Student Service, Year- book Editorial Staff. , ' 1,5311 - J., . .f Robert G. naw- ll Bob I Llttle Ferry. -. W Here's a fellow we can't pass' i by, f I I. A faithful friend, a pleasant guy. ,fl ef ,f V ff , 1 Ui! ' ', gymlll mfffpg Pep Lodi - . . Industrial Arts U oin,:yPgnlc'a This friendly fellow on the pen, -. I! Lo football team, J lk US fl FTS Is the Pepe -est one you' I lways smil' , alway gay, ever seen. . . lways ' d?y typugh the Co-Captain of Footyill m, if d?Y- ' ' t J Varsity Club. Yeanfo gijfefs Sfaff. A 'J .' x is . V2 of l 1' A X ' l g. . . l Q sl f fy .L 9 My 'I tl V ' jx K ' J V f ' ' . , - b xr! lk X 'J I l .A . , 'yt j , Shirley J. Perscio Alic . Peterso William 'G, Pdfrick , ' ymtent F. p ik -,jf Shirt Saddle River Toots E rson Stump East Patersony' --peter' Lime 7 ,ry 7, f ' Academic Commer ' I Cbllege Prep 4 I General . ' . J Always pleasant, nice and A bundle of joy o veryone, Ready hand and willing h art, A 1 4 z , neat, As bright and shi rig as the AlwaYs eager to do his Aart. Pegijljg gal? K , U Aj fl Always 'TEDDY and S0 SWEEY' Sun- Student Serviceg ' Sudent A brilliant future he l off! l French Club. Service Group, 1. Council, Chemistry Club. rate. X, 1 7' ffff ww 7' wil .gi ,. C 1 i 12 L' N W .H ali FAX ryh' , ,339 W 5,2 . 7 din! TWD xl XX J Joseph R. Piazza Joe East Pat General His words weien't many but were understood, He has the quality of being really good. and spice. Club. x Nancy Pityo I E Nance East Paterson Commercial Nancy is so very nice, She must be made of sugar Student Service, Business Staff of Yearbook, Office of Tomorrow Club, Girls' Glee Pxv' lux., .XX him 'S 144 Q lu' E X ' Y u dl 55 VI ,Al 'NY 'JSM pf I - X, . ' K ,, Oc V-1 Xl jx ' 3533! QF' LX-f , ., Z' 'Q 4 V f, Jihbcff XXV? X ., . A N-sg' HJ' -ZX Ida A. Pless Plessie Lodi General Ida is a friend to one and all, She'll come to your aid at an instant's call. Vocational Club, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Girls' Intra- murals, Dramatic Club. I I N ! Kid, 1 11 ,V f 1 ff, , fy I .L . . I f C 1 .C , --JL he r Popadics - I'Jeanie -' ,' Lodi I . 1 '- 'I - P - ' Secretarii Commercial ,, -.Inv I, tl, .I,' K ,,r ,-.., I 39 Come rain, shine, or snow, A- btdonafriend we'll never know. 5. Robert E. Plela K, ' ' I Irene Pigula B x 'L ' L' Lodi ,X xTechnical Colle e bf handsome guy, w h curly ' brown hair, J ,, Re e East Paterson ' Commercial She possesses a unique per- SU lity His asketball skill h S caused iii hirriis af feminine rascality. I p i B '. many to stare. ,' lg asketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, Senior Cabinet, Sfmident lwearbdok Editorial Staff, of- 1 tice of Tomorrow lub, Liter- ature Club, ft erson News feryioe, Boys' Intramura s, n Staff. i , Q ' 1 il C y f ' L , I if ' Yu A I I, ' i f X-1' 'l 'lf U I - f f ' ,j 1 i i Ivan fl, lace L r 0 ' Z UWal Qfo ,liz echnfbal ,bllege Ne a duliff mentfivh ,W K3 e is negpl ,J f,J lf ,J W reve i.he oe: ih ' wil X bi good c ee 7 ' , Sp Club, St ent9,Se -L A ' ic ,, oys' lntnamuralxqfj If Z' , . Q ' I f, jii if rl y L n '17 1 K j 'H -,f N 'Y li J W ' I' L n Jlfniifzky L J, Lee' V Ea Pattson- Aca em' J X Q. There' no e ' what Leon wilI'd.o,Q, He jud does it whenever he wants to. Football, Ch r, Boys' Glee Club. .. J Club. Student vieqdilarsity . 1 sul F P Ik ' w ' ' . I' ' .., , A 'y I f I 1 1 b , px, x ' J Rose Qin! c i riend to all, foe none,,1' I4 .. L0 i When she's flhere'-s r, , I., s to be , ACH ' y Offfce i t, dem r and lea naf ou id now Are- I f SJH I V l Ita l iterat MK Hb 61,319.9 v ai fig. , A ti , . Ng! I Lf 2 , rjfd view . Shirley E. Rehm Shirl Little Ferry -' -Academic 'V She walks with friends oh eitherjside, Takes all troubles in stride. - ,Senior Cabinet, Tri-Hi-Y, V - Gitional Club, Editorial Sta and sweet Club. Reyngvbudt East Stu- Albert J. Reynolds East Paterson Technical No matter how dark or gloomy the day may be, A smile on Al's face, you will always see. of Yearbook, -Girls' Athletic Club, French Club. . I a f CDA Lena T. Rigiloso Nickle Lodi Secretarial Commercial To one as nice as she-suc- cess, With lots of fun and happi- 5' o M , I in K fd! fbi! 4-wx!!! X - WW ff lff' atheigial: . 6 il 0' Lodi Silently she go s 'W 6 V Qecregial Cjnlkngpim LIQHJQ Doing her best day y day. ness. . Office of Tomorrow Club, X I s f Y, N Ifpj-1 C, , , fy X' I r, - I . I txd! lg, f P A . 3 I K'-if, X4 fry I ' Ay My' U ruff , li I, , , ' I Mififl R. Ripu ' Louis S. Rodriguez 'jf ll ' 7 I -, Lodi Pete Lodi 1 GENCY General l'm seriogs ill everything I do Myx wor 9 are scarce, but they are true. He's jazzy, he's jivey, And ever so lively. Spanish Club, Office of To- morrow Club, Literature Club. Joe M. Roma Joe Lodi Industrial Arts A real swell friend, full of fun, He always loves to make a pun. Varsity Club, Football Team. I 'AN- .cf Natalie D. Ross' x --Roast-5 5 Saddle River fcadexmicf, Shining brovytveir, dancing blue eyesj When'er she wxks by, there's always a sig . . Vocational Club, Band, Choir, Girls' Vocal Ensemble, Stu- dent Council, Girls' Athletic Club, Club. Intramurals, French .-'qi .f A ' . K, , Betty A. Rota I East Paterson i General Clerical Sweet and charming is this lass, She'll always smile when vou pass. Law Club. James R. Roth Jim Saddle River Industrial Arts Jimmy's a fine all around guy, His baseball ability sure rates high. Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross. , . ?744.L V LJ. v ii, X .JL . l M fl 40 jul we IJ L!1Mll ll'! l 0 Mr! ll , . f .fi K E 'di' NL 'I ' 1- .X , I A !m 5, v I fl,l5'l'fi U ll . oi' D ill I fyifilfikg pl l , it 1 1 lb l if I3 Vincent F. Ruff Josephine A. Rusiecki Sal J. Saggio ll X Lodi ' ' Wallington Sag East Paterson Ruff Little Ferry Industrial Arts A genuine quality you can't H surpass, x Puts Vince at the head of our i i 4l V Secretarial Commercial H r e voice is sweet, her ways are neat, Knowing her has been a treat. College Prep Always gay is this fine boy, You'll find him peppy and full of joy. Sefiior Band, Orchestra, Pep 4' class. Law, uw Club. Group. X an , Yearbook Editorial -,-' N fy ' hemistry ub, Bid df' I I 0 1 ee, Ba all, Stu- - B ,I f N' dent ' pf 1 1 A If A ' ' X x u 1 P M K! , f V Catherine B. Salerno jj J Kitty Lodi oris M. S rno Industrial Arts lf abby ,I East Paterson Always laughing and full of , jkcretarial i fflnn , . D is alwa s on the go, XJ' 1 This girl is liked by everyone. ,. S ,ea gnehgrand Dench to , ' , i l A7 7.4-I-v 5 Ld'--,,, X George M. Sanders - --- g.Saddls-River Academic T lard is known fof his fine kg 7 , , 1 'su ' a J Slmeda he'll be known the w Y orld apart. Senior Cabinet, Hi-Y, Junior f Jbfd Cris. Literature ci b, Art Club, Emnch ClulJfFori,lifl'1' Group,f'Yearbook 'Editorial l l T: milf' ' J 1 i L ML, i QY ' Magi Santan o lu , 5xst ersonbL ' retar' l me ial f B ht as ny new pe y, e smil 'is y the qlgvy of any V Staftf Yearbook Art Staff. U fi ' I K -vc' qu 4 ' li ' L , . ,- 1 ' ' , 4 K' U v x ,M ' xxx Loretta J. Savastano . I , Allen E, Sghneidef Head l-Odl 'J East Paterson Academic -I 4 ' 1 I College Prep For ,her cheering ability this , , , Theresa MKScluro It iw: hard to like this boy, girljs noted, t Geraldine M. Schilling ..-Ferry.. Lodi Hag always eager to spread To this her time is much de- 4-Gent, Lime Ferry General Cierical 'oy' voted. Cheerleaders, Captain: Ath- letic Club, Spanish Club, Lit- erature Club, Chemistry Club, Girls' Intramural Basketball, Assembly Planning Commit- t , ' roup. ee Service G Industrial Arts She couldn't be sweeter than she is now, lf you ask our opinion, we'll just say wow . Dramatic Club. Terry is sweet and coy, Upon everyone she bestows her joy. Office of Tomorrow Club, Service Group, Law Club, Dramatic Club. German Club, President, Dra- matic Club, Chemistry Club, Student Council, World For- um Group, Student Service, Assembly Committee, Year- book Editorial Staff, Baseball Team. M if fl? is ,VXI L L 1.9 V57 , sys! nfif' 5 Cornelius T. Schrieks Joseph V. Scimeca Santo P. Scuderi W. Sholtis 1- - Casey Lodi Shoemaker Lodi , ' M Saddle River Industrial Arts A General Commercial General He's tiny, but is so packed Joe is quite a handsome lad, Handsome ISKMS fine lad, CYVU is Qllief but H01 af all with fun. ' Always bright and never sad. He'll cheer you when you're Sl'lY.. He finds it hard to wait 'till Baseball feeling gadt He smiles at all who pass him his work is done. ' by. ,N-9 Lucy J. Shortino Stephen F. Shupak 'ina Lodi Steve Lodi Commercial General Cheerful and gay in every Steve is a quiet, friendly chap, way, He can make friends any Her friendship will complete place on the map. your day. Track Team, Office of To- Law Club. morrow Club, Wing Club. Dorothy A. Sindelar E J Dottie Little Ferry Rose E, Siemg Secretarial Commercial HRDH East paferson I To 'be a success is this girls , Blfn, - Secrgfanai 1' Some day we hope to see her Sweet memories of her we ffl' in the Hall of Fame, hold dear. T 'Stud t Council Sec t y' Fogexgasn t it she who was so ff? 4!fJ yre CHSLCL Vice niznfzrsjf ' f ntg unior e Cross, A - Orchestra. fy 'J 'J 5 V imbly Cgmmittee, National f , - onor ociety, Tri-Hi-Y, ,ja I ,L ,lf ' Prearbtgog Editorial gran, of- T I ice o omorrow ub. ' V 1 I A ff If 4 fy, :J 45 5 if 'fif , f I f' , jj L . , If ll!! 7 - ,'! ,J 1' . ,f vf 7 I' , . M 4 r A s' ' k f fi!! ' ' slam A a eine . IIIIBC yi I , , I pa, ,sm f Mad East Paterson f - 5 H Ydham G' siawk if C0mm9fCial Elaine . Sistaro DOC , mme Ferry Sweet and lovely are her nsis-, Saddle River TGCHNICBI COHFQQ ways, Q . I C . I He's not so very plain, but For her charms we give her SeC efa 'a Ommefma still - ' praise. Dainty, sweet and delightful, He likes to be known as just Yearbook Business Staff, Ot- fice of Tomorrow Club, Law Club, Vice President. This little miss is really an eye full. Office of Tomorrow Club. Plain Bill. - Art Club, Spanish Club, Chengistry Club. .VU it j lb. ' 'Z 'fx' lim, ws--1: 1 1. im' . 54? ir-1 tsat1ss6.isisi,w,es li at aitsaeeseflmlim-sasiswn Lodi Jacqueline M. Smoker Jac Lo i Nursing Always willing to do her part, lt's hard to find a kinder heart, fun, and lots find his work Spanish Club, Baseball. Marilyn K. Stellingwerf East Paterson Commercial I . ' I Jilin R7sPI4384 H Big John Saddle River I ,Acaddmic - Aboutflhls guyfwe must be specific, g , We think slightly ter- rific. , French lub, Chejnistt7y Band, chesifd, Pep Bandl Y William B,-Qtrailfl f ,,,q? Bill Easvpatersqnj ..f ,,-4 L! A r ' I X t J ,lf UL ' M2 gamma H.Spta'i-fgro L, i U , lj Lodi 4 f Acailgnie' ,I To be e is Ed' d s're - . To sets your gdafl is a 're. V f I ' 4 J chemistry Cl1of:,'Hi-Y. Pro- ,V jectionist. ' I I . K I , ri 'Q 1 l i i A A 43 At our Prom we crowned her our princess, All through life we know she'll gain success. Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary, National Honor Society, Red Cross, Student Council, Senior Or- chestra, Girls' Pep Band, Yearbook Business Staff. Claire H. Strub Little Ferry Secretarial Commercial Claire is always on the go, You'll find her busy, never 'N eneral N ' ' avi ' leaiiy f ll of pei Ylniim neverf d llim out of step. , grweatggllifep Band! Chem- ' v 1 xitjy Ivy, 1 K '-fr A i li L Ili. ' 1 l fill if I5 anprR,ug ' uf-lille NU! 1 allington M Acadfmlic ,Af r' ty of tlalent she does jlflllgigsiiaity will bring her rj , happiness. National Honor Society, French Club Chemistry Club. HEI.. Y? fi Eleanor A. Tensen slow. Yearbook Business Staff. . i i I M N f Q 4, . Ann T. Tauber ,' I Ro Lodi Yeronlca 5. Summck Secrefariai Vit:ki'fl Walllnglon is such a happy lass, . F- Nufsing memory will be hard to Friendly as the day is long, 'pass' , Within her heart there is a TQI'V'l0ff0W Club. Business Staff. song. 1 Secretarial Commercial Now here's a pretty lass to meet, Her charming ways are hard to beat. Vocational Club, Senior Or- chestra, Office of Tomorrow Club, Senior Cabinet, Year- es . book Busin s Staff 4 fa i Sal Terranella Jocko Lodi Industrial Arts Very handsome but not too tall Sal is always liked by GR.,- Ve? J ,M rf! gi! X' 9 Ann R. Tlnco Lodi Secretarial Commercial Highly rated Ais this miss, Her .sweet smile is a heavenly Dpamatic Club, Girls Intra- W rren nsrni yu era On t e ro d to succ 'll lead hi y, , dgqfhi or 1 s ale has wait d bllSS. man d y 14 , ar- Projectionis , lledbbdlc usi- mUf8lS- SCK. ness Staff, inch Clubl 2' 5 Q P7 '-.f' ,Ify f N, ll 1 In-ed T Elly ' Little Ferry Ind rial Arts' ,' 'm sgxious in eyerythi do, words are carc they ll are true. ' Joseph P. Torre, Jr. ir-'Den General College If you ask we'll answer twice, That we think Joe is really nice. Senior Cabinet, Italian Club, Yearbook Business Staff, Pro- ' x Lodi 'a .- ., N 1 V 1 , J' f f . Y .,,' ' v S- ., f ' ' ' l . X ' Tferosa N,',fravaglo SHicky - Lodi 0 ' C mmefcialef ' ver ha y is this gal, o one can beat her for , pa . V jectionist. Rosemarie Trinka Ro Little Ferry Academic Though we may not see her in years to come, We'll never forget the work she's done. Co-Editor of Yearbook, Editor- ln-Chief of Jefferson News, Vocational Club.. Treasurer' 4,39 .1 ,I Tri-Ha-Y, cha IM? spanasii ,I ' CI Nair, 'ls' Eloemble, , ,UNational fl! 3 95 ew' . ,v f :ff if' 3 Q X X f A 4 ,Ist . 1-v ' ff ods V Caroline M. Vankat ug 0BderrliQ!i . Mary van winkle X K 'lCaroI East Patersolv 4,JL,0lf3aY t least Iles H it Mer Easf paferson , - f -srnes i Trance Secretarial Commercial JSM miss He uhost General 4.Emie..' Ji 5 WOVVY. FIGVGV S CSFC, f all. i When you need her, she'll be XJ J , VO'-'bles She W'H National Honor Society, Bas- There. A Cadefmf r ketball, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, T0 make your gloomy days ie is- gf Group, Office of To- Student Council, Student Seem fair. Greates t e Club, Service, Projectionist, Law Club. .I -- A J' f, vi! ff, . f li xi ,J I, l 1 O A ' .fl any f Ll' lf A I L' 'IA 1 X f 0 if f ,vf' J I 'sf 1 was Q l Ml, -T Mby- ,I l . I lf Eletta F. Vara ' Raymond R. lardo gba PJ! A. Veprek 'Feets Lodi i i Lo I I rl JLo'dil Aggie Little Ferry .' Secrctarial Commercial Q Mer MCB Qi . Secretarial For gentle ways, there-'s none his ki d of l like Ofh able hgfacter is fair Therg's in song Ln hir lgeart an , BH 8 OW In El' an , Assotllirelass with the lovely MW? high d T0 fable ,lg YO, hlry, Somed-ZY iglell Se b9Sf bY han- t C MIS a . 1 popu ar eman . I ls ry , Crt ieflaftgsident, Orchestra, Choir, Office of ' Y A Hi-Y. V ce Pr I entg Student T morrow Club, Camera Club, W M ,W U gervcgcaje Band9'Pyef, dtramurals, Volley Ball Team. a 5 3 I I, wi ,fl . ,nf n ,. - . 'IV 1 1 i ' ' I if ,I d ,fi J . 1 , , ,A ,. f f I A Q ff !. ,I Ja , 'Marie Verdlcchro L d. ' ' Joseph J. vilardo . 0 ' mes Lodi f Academic General SME? and mce and fun of His faults are few, virtues Nfjgeplays ll he' WOW 'S Afllgffriendships, new not ' , lack any. Yearbook Business Staff, French Club, cms' Athletic Camefa Club- Mall' Club- Club, Girls' Intramurals. Tfaf uh' French qub' ,ff 'Af I fl f Z... 5' ' AJ FJ ' V Lf ' ,i 1 Wfl' ee T I... all C, if , ,. , lidflff A .a JL V Theresa M. Villano Barbara J. Vrsentm. Terry East Paterson A d Saddle River Secretarial Commercial Ca emlc A lovely face, a charming Thgsygaricinggaughter in her Yolllrqdll gladly see her every Devcgges that she is gay and day. ' 4 - , Tri-Hi-Y, Editorial Staff, Effglgi, Cgaip' Office of To Business Staff, Senior Cabi- ' net, Girls' Athletic Club. , . JJ 97' s, -l' M' ' 2 3 U- ' 'Lf . f I- U ,f. A fl' L . l- Anrhongflf Vitale Chuck , rl 1 Lodi ' General Though his stature may be -X 1 small, The spark within him reaches all. Wrestling, Student Service. fp rLQdi., C.1n' elp ta in Ywaikmy 5tY ' J. No u frownir1', th smile. Senior Cabinet, Spanish Ctub, Chemistry Club, Dramatic Club, Yearbook Business Staff. a industrial Arts ffl!! I Sylvester M. Wagenti SSI Lodi Here's a fellow, oh so dandy, He's helpful, 'cause he's al- ways handy. Football. J fro if ff-In f k 6 M . .,. L in 'li A9095 M- Washburn A- weedo HBYYY .WGMEI Joseph J. Werlock Ag I Little Ferry Dee Lodi Butch ' East Peterson . Joe East Paterson ndusmal AHS Commercial Technical Technical College Amgagsrgegrypzngiggligi'iulg Yolslevrgpayg-seiarch forever and I-Vye all 5nowtHarryis cgver, lf youre' happy the. whole , 'f1,, is rea y wi won' n , er. , ' outdone. A Eng so friendly, sweet and Bowling Club 9 ell 1 Hoqiycanm nything go wrong? Dramatic Club. Lawlflc'-Uh. . . . Q - .Chemist C'143,Pr0iecfiolLis1gl Lois Whyatt ' ifo'ff1 'L,,.f:'7f9' MMV' '- ' K Lo East Paterson Secretarial When you are low and need some cheer, Here is a girl who'll always be near. A Capella Choir. if ,f fjfyfh if M M11 X f , ' ,fi ii f V ff' 'Richard' E. l 1 ichien ' 'f odi Q? f vi-jgfkca A llegeflk I f'Y l W ' ilpl asant dlaffdew 1 f .dxf If 6, f W QI! welcome Rlchy any- - pace. ' ff l-Y',.64-Qrdentg Stmgergt amatic u , ' CP1ejnA4istryClut:rfTrack. ec Ie, 1,. 'WM'2'f x 6 C YKXX, xxx x K J g X X. Nw LJ- ' X Student Selgvice. Flu S K Jay A. Wickner East Paterson Industrial Arts Wavy hair, alhandsome face, He makes friends at a rapid pace. Student Service. ils-. .fm rf ,I ' 2 .IA x . . ,, ' tn.. Q t Mafleen Wiqkel gf Winkeej lEast Paterson ,, Y General gollege W' For.,,a wirflfng smde, 8 joy fcyvdete, A ' ' Ma een's the girl you'll want to MEM. .s Student Council, Yearbook Editorialftaffg Dramatic Club, Chemistry tClulJ, German 1 Club, Girls' -Athletic Club, Literature CIub.' K Al red G. Won' 1 Holetzag- R, 'wwme e,,yK Joyce J. Wyckoff 4 , Amemi X J0 Lodi We-Hsrgcau f -man days' - Secretarial Commercial His ple ing s ' and care-W Sweetness and smile, free Says. X x Are always her style. Q Law Club. 1. Helene M. Yarosz Doll Saddle River Nursing Just ask her friends and you will see A That she's as sweet as sweet can be. Choir, Student Council, Stu- dent Service, Dramatic Club, Treasurer: Yearbook Business Staff, Chemistry Club. Beverly J. Zabransky Chester Zarubnicky 6 Q ...Xi tial John R. Zglobicki J Joseph R. Zglobicki Bev Little Ferry Chet Little Ferry Zio Wallington Hamot q Waylin?ton Secretarial Commercial Industrial Arts General Tech ical ' Bev is the girl, you'lI all Alwaysushy andrreserved, Ready hand' and willing heart, Joe izrfnl- oflour favorite agree, ' Memories of him we shall Always willing to do his part. guys, I ,Q With a top-notch personality. preserve. 7' 39,0 H s so nice by oljtenfso shy. Office of Tomorrow Club, .- ' - ' -' '. Service Group, Girls' intra- i5,,,! y , r ,gf-' 'K .4 murals. ,, Mx R. V L 'rt J, . by 7' 4, f 5.1 9 , rs , -5 9? 5 5 T: - ' 1 '-x L ,K S ig-525' 5-...i' E , E g - A , . qi- ,535 . 1 5 , e 1 J Q afsiiflf-leffeeaigalf : B as lsifiifaca '--il l ' :-- 41 if :'-- P1 T?4e?i:-: 'k ' I James F. Zito 5 Y KZ' ' ' in 15' Zire Lodi 1 3 fe Industrial Arts hut ,g-5 In Music and sports he does Q f ,,1' his best, - ff? X sw ' Many others he shall con- 'lg fff ' Sw quest. C' ,X fy . I P! Senior Orchestra, Bowling 0 , Xp . Club, Bowling Team, Captain. f X XXX iff! xx Nw lik! f I QXXNX lf r .. . 4' N X X . LM X X The same that oft-times hath l TQ, ff N ,J rnllfl r . L 'X u D iz . KL , ,Irv K Charm dmagic casements, i il ln' l lil r iff - , aff' ,Qi Opening on the foam. rfb, A 5 I . y 'i' i . . j,',' jr! 'wi Of perilous seas, in faery lands forlorn. ' f ,,r . ll! 7 fl 4 f XX ' l,!l 'nv L Q Keats- Ode to a Nightingale ' f,,' Y lx X Ill If he i ff ff fl if XX X Q, X 4 xx X 41 -J ws . ff-f pigs is -j 4110 X XQQXNY x sim- - A? 5 I Xvx N N- Xkbiig-:5:::-L-? 4,5 5 XQc,-, V-, xXQxXe,-f-N- , - XXL., 2-de F1 :- 47 MQ-gi..-Lzf 'llllifn 6 B 4 fflf5l'!'f lf M1 'f'l'f!fi'rfWf' - .r,9fgl4rfr ,grgrrflf ' 'L.'Q'ZZ5f A ff 1 A L-ir' -1 ' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: Charles Abbatemarco, Presidentg Jay Lalumia, Vice President. Second Row: Lorraine Matus, Secretaryg Barbara Godleski, Treasurer. , JUNIORS-.--. ..-C I . iJ6'2i4S'S' '01-' 1953 6' . ' : If Gazing nloliifgagith combined hopes and fears, we realize last step is about to be taken and thatyfourgiglfongx-sought treasure will soon be visible.. ir s'i' 1 fi the riches for which we three years, but weioakaasfieiifiitgaisa af We glory of P8 of turn ins far fl Smiggtg ' E nv 02. I' .if ---- ....,..i R X. a g saf?q5NQ,I 5 oot. .WX y K li ..t g., 'X' 4 -. ior Th Ship will WM will be Lodi with? in We paus irfd irkdf if is I . . .. r . f Un' Prom and reQiIl igmri gilegc of our beautiful Qu Sig -i' s m ' I With a steigy lawelgralyp t el and will steer our Xhip ,ith ai u ' g at our final year+Q8s eniors-will ringing us the happiness and knowledge which we have been seeking. JUNIOR CABINET, MISS SVEC, Adviser Front Row: Arlene Soressi, Lorraine Matus, Charles Abbatemarco, Miss Svec, Adviserg Jay Lalumis, Barbara Godleski, Janet Richenbeil. Second Row: Ann Fuge, Barbara De Salvo, Gloria Wisinski, Gloria Melfi, Terry Belli. Third Hrbovsky, Alice Mastrelli, Norma Zounek, Marilyn Pereia. Phil De Masso, Robert Fisher, William Brown Frank Junger, Phipip Wagenti, Ronald Daleo, Frank Baldino, Frank Terry. Back Row: Herman Solomon, , Peter Palladori, Jack Socha. Palmieri, Joan Keresty, Irene Chislock, Marie Row: Garry Carabin, Madge Murphy, Alice Fourth Row: Charles Kruel, James Dabulis, 48 f - an xr M K M M ff' 1, Q , X AL,,L, V 3 ix 1 fn: Q f f' 4 rx '.gl M ' v 'gg' , X b an V ww X r 2 4 5 ,, K' nl 5 3,435 H V 3 x Q f + Tim wiv 35 M W 1 , g . ,, ' QQ ,... V. KW' wi-ua 'Q- WH ' ww ini 1-4-4 THIS lv: in ,iid R AF' ,M .ai 4 gig A i 's L3 i 'Zi m,, Q. an W ar Fi' J, 3,-fjw . ,, gif wiifi , W, Ev- A -I ,L I. My fem -A -if M A .,... N . .. X, 5, 2 yr' A Q if Q 'M Y he M was v, ,, it ., GEM. :J Q aww hill! ,QI E! Q is-J 'E 4.1. -in 1' gf J 3 1'5 'avi fx fva-4 2- 3 5 -v -r 06 T -T i ll-5. MRS. PROE, Horneroom Teacher, 206 Front Row: Madge Murphy, Gloria Melfi, Mildred Mannarino, Theresa Mullus, Lorraine Matus, Alice Mistrcli, Helen Marks. Second Row: Louise Leon, Ellen McCoy, Shirley Malango, Rose Marie Moeller, Barbara McKay, Leonore Locasio, Edna March, Eva Lestishock, Third Row: Maria Manna. Carol Leib, Marie Mastoli, Angela Mazzola, Eileen Marchoni, Lorraine Mecelli, Lorraine Muscarella. Fourth Row: Fred Lutz, George Morgan, George Mackanin, John Lynck, John Markovitch, Frank Lasurdo, Alfred Le Gar. 'Back Row: Joseph Linhart, Edward Mally, Raymond Murko, Vincenl Marchese, William McLaughlin, Henry Mayer. ll-6. MRS. GLADYS SEYERLEIN, l-lomeroom Teacher, 207 Front Row: Mrs. Gladys Seyerlein, Barbara Palmeri, Anita Paladino, John Plisse, Marie Perillo, Elaine Russo, Claire Novotny, Alice Pitters, Rose Sciolaro, Mariorle Ricceli. Second Row: Frank Riley, Palricia O'Neill, Edith Chiroco, Marylin Pererra, Mary Roedel, Lorraine Roskos, Nancy Pelrillo, Helen Peters, Rose Papalardo. Third Row: Frank Rescigna, Jean Paci, Leonore Ray, Dolores Posluszny, Carol O'Cor1hor, Robert Novack, John Boyd. Fourth Row: Ronald Nicosia, Peler Polidori, Thomas Pegano, Joe Pless, Donald Fleich, Edward Torcicollo, Flory Perini, Back Row: Stephen Panyko, Anthony Olivepi, Richard Pigani, Frank Rhodas. ,adrift QOH in ll-7. MR. L. RUSSO, Homeroom Teacher, 208 Front Row: Mr. L. Russo, Margaret Savestano, Georgetta Solarino, Elsie Spindler, Mary Jane Spataro, Lorraine Sondey, Arlene Soressi, Francis Toronto, Patricia Stafford. Second Row: Amelia Steffas, Rosalie Sciolaro, Rosalie Saulino, Joan Sabetino, Anna Sorbola, Helen Sondey, Monica Shunter, Lillian Sweetman, Third Row: Richard Tahack, Patricia Stamato, Joan Stoever, Mildred Santiago, Jacqueline Scialabbo, Hilda Tiago, Phyllis Tartaglia, Frank Terry, Jack Socha. Fourth Row: Richard Tinnom, Raymond Sorenson, Eugene Sinnema, Calvin Simpkins, George Scheiler, Patrick Sorge, Charles Schley, Edward Torcicollo. Back Row: George Sarno, William Schwaibold, Douglas Sailey, Robert Semenuk, Bruce Schoy, George Stumper, Herman Sol on, William Sudal. ,- M if tl, ll-8, MR, AVERSO, Homeroom Teacher, 209 Front Row: Mr. Averso, Teresa Vandetti, Marie Tuzzio, Elizabeth Van Vliet, Elizabeth Vanderheyden, Angelina Weiss, Margaret White, Joyce Tucci, Gloria Wisinski, Gloria Toth. Second Row: Dolores Vincent, Betty Wienstien, Mildred Vladyka, Marilyn Weston, Irene Wojtac, Margaret Unenchak, Norma Zounek Thelma Wattenberg. Third Row: Vivian Zavante, Dorothy Vyborny, Barbara Van Hoek, Marianne Wagner Pat Toronto, Lois Witte, Marie Turkowsky, Rosemarie Zeppieri, Fourth Row: John Drabik, Norman Wood: ring, George Trainor, James Zavesky, Kenneth Wishneski, Phil Wagenti Ronald Wood, Robert Zabriskie Back Row: Anthony Tucci, Edward Zbower, Carmine Yuppa, Fred Westphal, John Yankowski, Wade Everett W ff with knowledge and friendship. Weglook with hope attainment of our bqtyyywe wltlgl nexfery forget the joy we exg periensedljioufliophogtoyre Hop. e gg qs countless memoriesfof SOPHOMURES' . . . CIASS OF 1954 K' Armed with the knowledge gained during our year as Frosh, we were able to progress more rapidly during our second year of explor- ation. I We built stronger vessels and fortified them second year of high school life, stand at the ' S ' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: Carmen Mincri, Presidentg John Musser V' P d tg S o d Row: Ann Corso, Secretary rOW'aS Upper Classmen- Ice res' elmo Asn: Allbarelli, Treasurer. helm of fortuneftand wait forge happier tomor- SOPHOMORE CABINET, MISS EVELYN DVORAK, Adviser Front Row: Miss Diane Petrin, Marilyn Lalumia, Ann Carso, Carmen Maneri, John Musser, Jo-Ann Albarelli, Ruth Wilde, Second Row: Winifred Schuller, Irma Orselli, Josephine Herviou, Shirley Roston, Theresa Chivitta. Third Row: Barbara Diorio, Eleanor Carver, Edward Godleski, Henry Baron, June Crassen, Marilyn Maggio. Back Row: Barbara Aglifo, Richard Usynski, Richard Markowitck, Warren Simons, Leslie Novak, Betty Vakral. 53 'F Tri xiii :wif iarflw 1 3, - 1 A - 5,1 A K .. K img x .-k-k 2 Y' N X aw U S fl , WffsffiIW ff? .W ,iw-fi Vim. . vw :L- zp i 54.- 'fi -M-, zffmsw 'T- Q ' zz L S if Hx 1 1 1,5 1: M ,gg if s 1 'ig , Wy, ,g 1. A 1 ' ?Qj3..Q4f, :iff-2 ,,, Af 5 ' 9 , ,V .. , ,nefww ff I nf! . 'W V f 'Q ' 9 N- fx ,7 If b usgfwm -zs ,-.'1.qsL5 Q ' 2.-1 ,s f ' LL'b f c Y fiizf -li ' A W K k,k,., .K sm:s4zW42gg41i 9'-M1 1 X-,E ,A ..,1,l.J Ywwi 1 gmmf. Q H M Mg, - itil JL V :tax an milf v a vb! Il 3.-A-ad' 5 -aw wi-6' 'fiiilw and : mxmg mimi' W 'N 1-QM 3 1-4 014 I S an jk. 2 awk., l i , 1 I u V Y mi-Q' V W fyygffvf if 4 , A f K 'Yf Q 1' V20 K! N lv W WW: K' K , V ' ... -K A F , fy ,,,- - in - u gg is W .1W, , Wim , A L' H44 w,Jf1'? 5 Riu, V A Vat' A M . I Ay T Mtv? , L - :f A ' R . vwiwf rim wi-if - V f l nf M v ,,,. , s A'-wifi 'kiwi -210: 'T' W? w5f 573if' 'L 'z ,M 11. Ns-iff W mg kg bw-f gn 3 l ' E -- 2 pf, A.,Q, WMM , Y In 5 - may ii ,E w -, i, i 4 . . 5 , W A Mmm ' - ?'Z f Q ,l V, v4,., A 'N k , 55 '-I f V 1 w 4 1 ..v, if R 7 wine Q. ii WW auxin Vail! lm if X-194 Mimi fl .Q kiwi' -- -if O I Us game as , bm' YL ZA, W?E1'W?' , x:,5,M X 'fi Wifi ffflfw' f fr, , ff' vhs we it 2 wr A : Q 1f.x fw,?1S 6 l Q if MQ Q1 We ve ,,., .M f ,fx 55, aww , 2,4 i r ,- ff E17 g g 11-pl 1 1 Jw' in bid 5' , as and wifi' if ,U W1- ,af M .Q- 'FM ,J ww -, Q. gy if M 516 , . was iw 2, Q ,gf 51.73 it A iw ASW' lO-9. MRS. GIFFORD Homeroom Teacher, lO2 Front Row: Marlene Pyret, Roberta Rafac, Shirley Roston, Winnie Schuller, Marilyn Palidari, Nina Rabigi, Jessie Schoonhen. Second Row: Joan Salerno, Mary Seder, Patricia Rowland, Ann Sarti, Geraldine Ru- gar, June Schwaibold, Madeline Saloado. Third Row: Mrs. Gifford, Judy Scardatelli, Gail Scibert, Marion Saint Hill, Joyce Schwed- helm, Lorraine Reyngoudt, Rita Serpone. Fourth Row: William Schmidt, Leslie Selich, George Ruppert, Salvatore Scarcelli, Harry Rieken, Leonard Russo, Eugene Ruseski, Carl Scimeca, Back Row: George Romanow- ski, Kenneth Rehm, Charles Roth, Earnest Potere, John Ricca, John Sampson, Fred Scarvalone. lO-lO. MR. GROSS Homeroom Teacher, lO4 Front Row: Mr. Gross, Marilyn Sittineri, Gloria Torsiello, Marie Tenebruso, Gloria Tufaro, Joan Oliver, Dorothy Vankirk, Mar- garet Van Baaren. Second Row: John Spaer, John Stemplinger, Dolores Travagho, Marie Sniffin, Rose Marie Squalanti, Olga Mae Simpkins, Thomas Tonacello, Ronald Smith. Third Row: Eugene Tensen, Joseph Tufaro, Richard Ucynski, Robert Van Kleene, Harry Snider, Dudley Smythe, James Strain. Back Row: Warren Simmons, Lennie Tufaro, Pat Sinko, Niel Torino, William Valjanas, Joseph Urban, Henry Trepecchio. llcjkjxj J YJ J , fy o ,if l ' iijfji . 1 1 lol Q ,rf I , J J ' ' Lfyfiifl J IO- l. MISS HERMAN meroom Teacher Sewing Room Front Row: Frances Voitel, Barbara Matara, Ruth Weiler, Esther Vorhees, Barbara Brown, Nancy Webster, Ethel Van Winkle, Jo-Ann Zavesky. Second Row: Jean Wernan, Mon- ica Von Holn, Betty Vokral, Elsa Wisk, Franca Williams, Barbara Watross, Gladys Vorkinger. Back Row: Miss Herman, John Young, Richard Vilardi, Frank Wodzienski, Norman Kaufmann, Edward Weglarz, Eugene Zabransky, William Wietheer. 58 FRESHMEN. .. 6' ASS' OF 1955 Q ll ' 4 As in centuries gone by, when explorers set out to find new routes to the East and hidden treasures, we set forth this past year to chart a course which we might follow during our years at Lodi High-a course which would lead us through unknown regions of knowledge. Taking our first' uncertain steps, we met with many obstacles, but, filled with the determina- tion to conquer, we progressed and are about to take on the greater responsibility of becom- ing Sophomores. We leave behind a good example to be fol- lowed by incoming Freshmen, we take with us memories of our freshmen social-the event which marked our embarkation into high-school society. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: Philip Niosi, President, Thomas Thomp- son, Vice Presidentg Second Row: Dolores Pisano Secretaryg Eugene Hannigan, Treasurer. FRESHMAN CABlNET, MRS. FEIGEL, Adviser Front Row: Joyce Guerriero, Nancy Kilburn, Gail Mankito, Dolores Pisano, Philip Niosi, Gene Hannigan, Edith Walton, Judy Ragland. Second Row: Dolares lmparato, Muriel Morgan, Ann De Nude, Camille Cilietno, Betty Siniack, Joyce Kral. Third Row: Joe Avella, Peter Toronto, Ronald Casagrande, Rudolph Slacek, Lester Wag- enti, Bernie Miller, James Toscano. Back Row: Nick Paladino, Samuel Gannio, John Ferguson. ' ffxf' 2 , R K X Q N. A, , Y Q. xt 3+ wk N N. 5 3 Ili if 1 as f O9 9-3. MRS. VALLONE, Homeroom Teacher, 303 Front Row: Mrs. Vallone, Marie Erb, Joyce Farland, Ann De Nude, Elizabeth Dunnican, Jean Dvorak, Marlene Levy, Joan Di Stefano, Mary Ann De Falco. Second Row: Louis Mayday, John Ferguson, John De Grace, Arlene Dettrick, Shirley Fletcher, Claire Daiuto, Ronald Focarlno, Ronald Feder, Lenny De Francisco. Third Row: George Eckhardt, James Fitzgerald, Anthony Del Greco, Andrew Dorner, Philip DeBruno, Charles Kurznski, Richard Fletcher, Vincent Fede, Fourth Row: John De Masso, Eugene Filipak, Vincent De Muro, George Finiley, Paul Del Ray, Lambert Edzenga, Donald Dimpegno, Joseph De Ciucies. Back Row: Robert Dittmar, Robert Duthie, Dominic Di Chiari, Frank Di Costanzo, John De Falco, Nicholas De Calzo. 9-4. MISS LUCY SALUPPO, Homeroom Teacher, 304 Front Row: June Gooder, Rachel Gerardi, Anna Marie Gallopo, Rosemarie Frankayille, Marie Galini, Christine Gaciofano, Annette Guido, Margaret Grieco. Second Row: Elizabeth Holstead, Dolores Gennaro, Patricia Mawry, Carole Forrest, Barbara Hanlon, Frances Gianulla, Joyce Guerriero, Dorothy Halak. Third Row: William Godleski, Sal Fonzo, Joseph Guarino, Robert Garagano, Louis Gorden, Richard Hagadorn, John Gregory. Back Row: William Gerardi, Gene Hannigan, Sam Ganneo, Marius Goch, John Fragale, Richard Gentile, Tony Galiano. .e' - ' wi J is-., -f 452 9-5. MISS MARIE SINATRA, Homeroom Teacher, 305 Front Row: Ruth Kloss, Jeanette Holak, Doris Knebel, Janet Harayda, Barbara Klatt, Patricia Kane, Dolores lmparato, Sheila Hane. Second Row: Thomas Hartfield, Gertrude Haskell, Jean Kane, Phylis Kerster, Nancy Kilburn, Patricia Janowski, Glenda Fortune, Barbara Kopanaal, Henry Koistra. Third Row: Robert Levee, Ronald Jelinek, Arthur Knox, Warren Kersner, Louis Imperato, Peter Jezraly, Howard Parks, Eugene Jones, Donald Kmetz. Back Row: Ernest Hughes, George Jamaras, William Kaufold, Wilbur Houston Anton Kersner, Allan Kapllan, Nick Hughes, Edward Nayel. Vs 'Xl J ,.i ll T.: ez 9-6. MR. CHARLES SERPONE, Homeroom Teacher, Library Front Row: William Lomia, Jeanette Manzo, Marie Lamarti, Maureen Casselman, Joyce Kral, Gail Manketo, Josephine Lucas, Beatrice Marino, Lucille Longo, Mildred La Bua. Second Row: Mr. Charles Serpone, Norma Krause, Mabel Lanza, Elaine Madioyski, Lillian Lang, Lois Troast, Erna Marduardt, Dorothy Lindsay, Daniel Lanniuer, Robert Lucillo. Third Row: Anthony Maio, Martin Rosen. Ronald Leverach, Vince Lo loacno, Thomas Ladany, Anthony Luciano, John Dinonofrio, Jerry Krockenfel, Vincent Martin, Fourth Row: George Kupp, Charles Kreiger, George Kral, Guy Lisa, Carl Leoregni, Anthony Lazorchak, John James, Frank Marut. Back Row: Alfred Rinaldo, August Maklowitz, John Maoda, Gabriel Loioacno, Carmen Locascio, Manuel Monzo, Robert Krause. .AH Hp I-WF, 1 x wy-L4 ll ns. , M. K K - K K ii N Pk:5i1i1..ig Wish W ,x !g,,xgK an-J , . ,Q ,W and S w- A-el -fi W 2 X 'irifilx Esgwgf-5 ' mf! X 4 A VK' 'fii xiii fy naw? 9-9. MR. WILLIAM TRYANOWSKI Homeroom Teacher, 309 Front Row: Mr. William Tryanowski, Rose Marie Stout, Diana Socha, Eleanor Simonelli, Nell Lucille Sellick, Elaine Sinnema, Deborah Samp- son, Mary Louise Mendez, Helen Stiles, Second Row: Arlene Stellingwerf, Doris Sainthill, Dar- lene Schweighardt, Domenica Sarra, Blaise Sal- erno, Patricia Saulino, Mary Lou Stachelrodt, Elizabeth Siniack. Third Row: Wito Di Capua, Fred Simeca, Frank La Faso, Carl Storero, Robert Sabotino, William Scheeler, Lawrence Sinou, Charles Ryant. Fourth Row: Rudolph Stocke, Herman Siedel, Walter Rykowski, John Scabino, Chris Salsberry, Michael Scorzetti, John Scibetta, Back Row: Philip Sanders, William Schabilan, Royal Rutt, John Nuckel, Chris Holleritter. 9-lO. MRS. FEIGEL Homeroom Teacher, 3lO Front Row: Mrs. Fiegel, Nnez Vilardo, Yolanda Tonasen, Theresa Valente, Katherine Sweetman, Faye Terianella, Joan Dunnage, Anna Marie Totaro. Second Row: Barbara Toth, Margaret Cervine, Martha Sudak, Caroline Drinellis, Frances Day, Phyllis Vasile, Joan Vince. Third Row: Gerald Vanness, George Vozeh, James Toscano, William Gear, Tommy Thompson, Al- bert Vinci, Stuart Rubenstein, Douglas Thomp- son. Fourth Row: Peter Toronto, Lewis Veprek, Walter Martin, John Szilagyi, John Szilagyi, Nicholas Natale. Back Row: Robert Terhune, Adolph Szarvas, Thomas Trinka, Vincent Tabano, 9-l l. MISS BECHAK Homeroom Teacher, 31 l Front Row: Miss Bechak, Barbara Yura, Barbara Zak, Janet Sudol, Arlene Zlamal, Jane Wasmer, Joan Zlamal, Second Row: Sal Yuppa, Walter Bruchner, Helen Weinbel, Edith Walton, Brenda Wolfe, Robert Winter, Lester Wagenti. Third Row: Carl Weiss, Ronald Zanni, David Wilde, John Wilde, Alfred Yarosz, Alex Writkowsky, Robert Wood. Fourth Row: Jack Wagenti, Vincent St. George, Phil Niosi, John Woerner, William Panagia. Back Row: Edward Wright, Kenneth Campbell, Howard Weiss. 64 .ax ,L f 5 'TY .Y-.t - V I .9 2 ,,fffs ?Q?ii 'a iu 3' Q 5,45 .jx Y. 5.47. RX ff jr .rj I I, 'i f'f-'-?-rv. , 5,15-f'f' XG 'THQ M KX? . ' x 4 l','x-. ' 7 Y, W ,g , W ' w,1u -1:-1- f ff ! ff KL K L Ig? 1 gtg f- 1 ' , 'WMMW f53Q5sz,. N .f..,,g Wir, me :Vi wvv+ 'kxfairf f ,Any 3' lnl. -3511- 4 ks 5 1-v 'NS fQmWWT 5 kMJk' QD 'iffww ? . 1 nn Xml mul: HM M -' . ,ff kggih-1- ,-xx-i' K 1 w fMm .. 'r:' 'I f KX funk ,nwxfiwi , w' ,-few I K .1 .g4r,q1ax..fi' I ' fmwawm - 1 . 3. iff: ' ,4wwEiT-' ' fa-iii? ff -2' , - .1., - ' V .-4554.-C f ,. 1-l-'.....:.5.Q'43fA2,, , -fix 'i: l -ficff ff' 1 Y,-.155-5.1-Q 1 '4-.zi-...-:-.ful . A . 15.1, -.N yc,,,1'ggiv N 1 l l .- . - --n-:---sf:::-- -1. -, . A ,jul Hg, p1gw,,- -' .f+.f f eff f L Q--M -X ,wiv-,,4,, Mgqq: Q 5- fgp N ' ' sz-sxsgg, A -f fxq J - . X ,, . 1 -1---H -,MM -x - ' ' ,.-.:1?1:L.:r5:, V :JJ , aff 1, -V :V :liz l J, 1. '4 :'T . ' 'gy :feffa . 1 , .1wf,.1w-4 , - -,..v. ' .f:.' ' f - 4 , 1' , . mr .,-134A-J?.,,LA-lux V I 'Sgr 1 -ni Vx Ill.- :Q 4739:-HMk'fN.-T ' .f-2 ' f .-N ' ' 4 1 -' N - .fly '33-asv., , k ti f ,fp f' ' - I . - S Q 5 grr Q44 ,H , -V f Mfi . , . -. ' . 'Z 1 J x- X- -kwa-W - .lf X A , ' Q, ' :I ' ,rw..'aw-F3 A f.- ,V 5...-5.-. 5 X 1 I ' 'Vg-H-j:1f! X 'I 1 .g, . - . w ,I Q.. '41, . . X ':4. f , 1 Nxlygsl ,il , . . A 5 ,' . wx ' ' N , V xl f 1 2--. .K GANIZAT ONS STUDENT I COUNCII STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Sitting: Joseph Karaman, President, Mr. Louis A. Adviser March, Adviser, Claire Wisniewski, Vice President. Standing: Dorothy Sindelar. Secretary: A government of the people, by the people, Eleanor Michaels, Treasurer. . U for the people-these principles have been up- held by the members ot the Student Council. Representatives from each homeroom and in- dividual clubs have worked together to bring forth the attitudes and opinions ot every mem- ber ot our student body. The Council has served also as a director ot all social affairs. Front Row: Sonia Roma, Frances Giannaula, Dolores lmperatta, Claire Wisniewski, Vice President, Joseph Karaman, President: Dorothy Sindelar, Secretary, Eleanor Michaels, Treasurer, Ann lnfante, Gloria Melfe. Second Row: Mildred Santiago, Lorraine Dittrich, Rosemarie La Rosa, Mildred Miglorino, June Schmidt, Maurine Blazao, Marilyn Stelllngwerf, Matalie Ross, Karen Hoffman, Shirley Preston. Third Row: Pat Tor- onto, Helen Yarosz, Ann Decker, Tekla Dogherty, Lenore Checlcler, Marilyn Western, Madeline Lubker, Dorothy Olson, Pat Rowland, Roberta Abernathy. Fourth Row: Marie Gore, Marlene Winkle, Adele Pantano, Fannie Giordano, Lorraine Hass, Alice Mastrelli, Harriet Crowther, Claire Piccoli, Alice Hrbovsky. Fifth Row: 66 Henry Baron, John De Masso, Andrew Buttafuaco, Calvin Simpkins, Bob Fisher, Anthony Kubat, Andy Moschetta, Eddie Epriviero, Jimmy Toscano. Sixth Row: Ronald Zanni, James Morgan, Allen Schneider, Joseph Focarino, Fred Beglinger, Ronald Kaufman, Ronald Jelinek, Lucien Baron. Back Row: John Natalie, Herman Solomon, Bill Brown, Harold Van Schaick, Casmire Moriale. WORLD FORUM MR. MARCH, Adviser Front Row: Elaine Koeditz, Karen Hoffman, Anita Marlais, Shirley Preston, Second Row: Ruth Mesko, Dorothy Matus, Lorraine Haas, Adele Pantano. Third Row: Edward Sprov- iero, Joseph Karaman, Allen Schneider, Joseph Focarino, Lucian Baron. Back Row: Fred Beglinger, Mr. Louis A. March, Adviser, George Sanders. The members of this group have done extensive research in world af- fairs and have enlightened the student body at their annual assembly program with the presentation of their findings. a-wx . Y' gm 'Y' A 5 ASSEMBLY PROGRAM PLANNING COMMITTEE Front Row: Claire Wisniewski, Joseph Kara- man, Dorothy Sindelar, Eleanor Michaels. Second Row: Ronald Focarino, Joy Kaian, Betty King, Elaine Koeditz, Karen Hoffman, Anita Marlais, Bernard Miller. Third Row: Henry Baron, Joseph Chriss, Allen Schneider, Andy Moschetto, Edward Sproviero, James Toscano, Fred Beglinger. Back Row: Miss A. Scandariato, Mrs. Kronish, Mrs. Seyerlein, Mrs. Hannigan, Mrs. Wekeman, Mr. Geyer, Mr. March, Advisers. Through the combined efforts of the students and faculty members who constitute this group, the student body has enjoyed many well-planned assem- bly programs throughout the school year. JUNIOR RED CROSS COMMITTEE Front Row: Dorothy Sindelar, Joseph Kara- man, Claire Wisniewski, Chairman, Eleanor Michaels. Second Row: Alice Mastrelli, Mari- lyn Western, Teckla Docherty, Patricia Row- land. Third Row: Maureen Blazok, Frances Janola, Marilyn Stellingwert, Shirley Preston. Back Row: James Roth, Dorothy Olson, George Sanders. This committee, composed of two representatives from each of the four classes, performs numerous benevolent deeds throughout the school year through the contributions of the stu- dent body. 67 MAGIC' One New Year's Eve, years from now, the strains of Auld Lang Syne will still be echoing throughout the world and you will look about you at the things dearest to you. Your eyes will mirror the years gone by and you will pick up the l952 edition of Magic Casements, bound in green-its cover fading with age, and turn the pages tenderly -remembering the years which are enclosed for all time within its covers. Glancing at the pages, you will see faces you may have forgotten and will wonder how you could have wandered so far from your old school- mates. You may experience a pang of sorrow as you recall those glorious days-spent in planning the future which has become the present. You will close your eyes and search your memory for a name or a familiar face-reliving those days of high-school life. Determined to share these memories with an old friend, you may go to the telephone and find at the other end of the receiver a voice which brings to mind the Senior Ball, or some other EDITORS happy event. Happy New Year, Jim, a long time since we got together with the old crowd. And, as you replace the receiver, you will look forward to a reunion and the discussion of days which you had almost forgotten. If, some day in the future, this scene does take place, we, the staff of your i952 edition of Magic Casements, will know the greatest ofxjoys, for our hard work will have fulfilled its purpose. JosEPH ci-miss and ROSEMARIE TRINKA -I F if I YEARBOOK EDITORIAL STAFF, MR. LA BARBA, Adviser Front Row: Mr. La Barba, adviser, Ida Pless, Louise Bruno, Shirley Preston, Joe Chriss, Rosemarie Trinka, Marion O'Haus, Tina Muscarella, Doris Lawrence, Miss Bechak, adviser. Second Row: Fannie Giordano, Mar- tha Finocchio, Marie Gore, .loan Casagrande, Patricia Morrison, Mary Ann Janowski, Ruth Mesko, Lorraine Haas, Virginia Manna. Third Row. Phyllis Oliver, Marleen Winkle, Dorothy Matus, Marilyn Kabela, Shirley Preston, Beatrice Novotny, Anita Marlais, Karen Hoffman, Barbara Visentin, Irene Pigula, Linda Slotkin. Fourth Row: Joy Kajan, Eleanor Carlson, Betty Malinek, Ella Pytlik, Myra Paske, Catherine Fuchs, Elaine Koe- ditz, Dorothy Carnogursky, Dorothy Sindelar, George Sanders. Back Row: Allen Schneider, Donald Thompson, Sal Saggio, Joseph Focarino, Fred Beglinger, EASEMENTS' MR. FRANK LA BARBA Editorial Adviser MR. EDWARD GROMAN Business Adviser YEARBOOK ART STAFF Sitting: Catherine Fuchs, Anita Marlaus Standing George Sanders, Fred Beglinger, Fred Ellers absent 40 s vi' YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF, MR. GROMAN, Adviser Front Row: Dorothy Buzak, Mildred Miglorino, Phyllis Oliver, Louise Bruno, Shirley Preston, Marion O'Haus, Tina Muscarella, Mr. Groman, adviser. Second Row: Nancy Pityo, Frances Everson, Jo Ann Taubert, Marilyn Kabela, Helene Yarosz, Marilyn Stellingwerf, Madeline Sinjack, Third Row: Virginia Manna, Annette Astore, Martha Finocchio, Marie Gore, Lorraine Haas, Marie Verdicchio, Anna Mae Decker. Fourth Row: Justine Mez- zadri, Mary Gasarowski, Barbara Dienes, Karen Hoffman, Claire Wisniewski, Ellen Von Eyser, Eleanor Tensen, Adele Pantano. Back Row: Joseph Torre, Claire Strub, Bettyanne Frykberg, Joan Pernicchiaro, Catherine Daly, Connie De Hauski, Warren Thompson. JEFFERSON NEWS JEFFERSON NEWS EDITORIALS Sitting: Mary Ann Janowski, Associate Editorg Rosemarie Trinka, Editor-in-Chiefg Barbara Gibbons, Associate Editor. Standing: Joy Kajan, Sports Editor, Anne Mae Decker, Feature Editor. The purpose of a school newspaper is to promote school spirit, entertain the students, and inform the student body of the important events which take place during the school year. So it is that the staff of the Jefferson News has a difficult job to carry out. Its members have put forth all their efforts JEFFERSON NEWS BUSINESS STAF Mr. Verga, Adviser, Marilyn Kabela, Managerg Mr. Saluppo, Adviser. and have done an excellent job during the past year. JEFFERSON NEWS EDITORIAL STAFF, MISS PENSARE, Adviser Front Row: Miss Pensare, Adviser, Ida Pless, Linda Slotkin, Mary Ann Janowski, Rosemarie Trinka, Anna Mae Decker, Marilyn Kabela, Lorraine Sondey. Second Row: Shirley Preston, Dorothy Matus, Gladys Evanecki, P l kl M ' O'H A dr M 'n o Bett Weinti n Back Row Th lm Wt 70 Irene igula, Mar een Win e, arion aus, u ey ess: e , y e . I e a a - tenberg, Anita Marlais, Fred Beglinger, Joseph Focarino, Joseph Chriss, Kenneth Fowler, Eleanor Carlson. The Dramatic Club, under the direction of Mr. Frank Paparozzi, presented the three act comedy, Ma's New P Husband, on December 7, l95l. The members of the cast were as follows: l DRAMA 716' 01113 ANITA DuBOlS . . Mrs. Dinsmore VITO DeCAPUA . . Hercules Hawser DOROTHY OLSEN . . Lucy Dinsmore LINDA SLOTKlN . . . Marion Dinsmore EDWARD JANOWITZ . . . Fred Seymore i ALAN SCHNEIDER . . . Elwood Thornton ' RONALD WARREN . , . . . Ned Walker WINIFRED SCHULER . ..... Simplicity MADGE LaCORTE . . . Marguerita La Salphe BERNICE CORONATO . . . Isabella Chase BRUCE FOWLER . . . . . . Cap Director . . . . MR. PAPAROZZI Assistant Director . . KEN FOWLER Production Manager ,..... . JOE CHRISS Assistant Production Manager ,... JOHN EDONE p,o,,,p,e,s '..', 5 MARY ANNE JANowsKi Q JOSEPHINE CAS5ARlNO DRAMATIC CLUB, MR. PAPAROZZI, Adviser Front Row: Ruth Mesko, Secretaryg Kenneth Fowler, Presidentp Mr. Frank Paparozzi, Adviserg Joseph Chriss, Vice President, Helene Yarosz. Second Row: Theresa Chivetta, Theresa Venditti, Bernice Coronato, Winitred Schuller, Barbara Agielto, Elizabeth Vanderbliet, Janet Richenbeil, Annette Astore, Rose Tothe, Rosalie Carcara, Terry Shiro, Tina Muscarelli, Joan Manicone, Gail Seibert, Marilyn Sineri. Third Row: Anglea Paci, Mildred Miglorino, Shirley Preston, Louise Bruno, Edith Guido, Ann Carso, Ellen McCoy, Dorothy Olsen, Louise Gutzweiler, Arlene Bonak, Marilyn Western, Madeline Lieker, Judy Scarlatelli, Camille Campo, Thelma Wattenburq. Fourth Row: Anna Marie Donotrio, Marlene Winkel, Clarie Novotny, Lillian Sweetman, Pat Stamoto, Marion O'Hous, Rita Hux, Betty King, Frances Bruno, Marie De Maria, Pat Rowland, Karen Hoffman, Eleanor Carlson, Shirley Rehm. Fifth Row: Mary Ann Janowski, Ann Evancko, Arlene Soressi, Barbara Godleski, Lee Adrignola, Virginia Manna. Sixth Row: Ida Pless, Betty Ann Weinstein, Madge La Corte, Blanche Kubat, Mary Danischevitz. Phillis Oliver, Anita Du Bois, Betty Vakrol, Connie Ganni, June Schmidt. Shirley Flether, Jean Kane, Jane Shadlowski, Linda Slotkin, Seventh Row: Marie De Salvo, Vito De Capua, Marie Mesko, Pat Toronto, Justone Mesadri, Ann Marrodi, Lucille Pierre, Patsy Kane, Joseph Dluhy, Richard Wilde. Back Row: Edward Janowitz, Louis Focarino, Philip Longo, Margaret Ann Greco. if SENIOR ORCHESTRA, MR. JULIAN OPSAHL, Conductor Front Row: Marilyn Western, Annette Bennett, Mariorie Bird, Gladys Evanecki, Ida Lehotcki, Ellen McCoy, June Litter, Agnes Veprek, Angeline Weiss, Carol Creahorne, Dolorew Vinci, Mary? Anne Wanger, Claire Nuccitelli, Marie Sniffen, Rose Siems. Second Row: Marilyn Stellingwerf, Lorraine Roskos ary Roedeli Shirley Roston, Dorothy Olsen, Joyce Macaluso, Mary Ann Glin- i ki Maire Estebe Constance De Hauski Eleanor? ensen5gJun3 Qfraig, Jane Ewens, Deane De Turo, Caroline Vermillis. Third Row EC , , , William Strait, Sal Saggio, Edward Godleski, Ms,AAayiQ, Lasherldock, Rgpert Dye, John Leski, Henry Trepicchlo, Egon Mueller, Eugene Zaggansky. Back Rowr, .-fAltieiSi, :l:il'1rrglponae,g,Johr1tJ3iS.f aul, James Zito, Herbert Merrick, Louis st- Hubegi Pat! ,K 'berta, Dudlev S ythe, . Julgaygfyb sahl. . -we . ,,,,., ,,,,, ,,,, The Senior Band, undeffgthe dirgctiontf-oNFsQAi.--Juliarftg Q itsfitflsual Eine example of school spirit to a very active year by parflaipatingliftti ge assembliejggfllndffotbail games. Thgfand performed at a Wagner football game, it took part in the Passiig sgltf- Festwfvuleand thea.8erg6n County Festival. The Band also appeared at the Spring C sieezfi'Sie.f?Z,1L1.tfi.. The Senior Orchestra was featured at 'iWngils.Sva?ietyTishow', Variety Show of l95l. The Orchestra was the guest of Fairlawn and RuthQrford wand p mfg? 'e - A Egthe' Wwggchools. ltilialso put on a short program for the patrons of Frank Dailey's MegQowbv'5'ok o Februaryegiilv The Choral Department, Ewnder the cap, eli gectiigt siii fest Mrs. gildred B, Kronish has been very active during this past school year. The Mixed Choir sa A uicraclf.gfmSuite agfthe annual Christmas program. Other activities consisted of the entertainment of varidus . . f.EiOrganiltzationAs,.,Si,gff, the surrounding area and a trip to Lafayette Junior High School in Elizabeth, N. . JT 'l'i .- . . . . . The Choir presented the operetta 5'3 l?M.g mriQ?reg lpMiggQi,XliQndltHeir charming voices sang at Baccalaureate and Graduation. BAND, MR. JULIAN OPSAHL, Conductor Head Majorette, Josephine Melberg Assistant Head Majorette, Bernadette Eagan, Assisant Head Majorette, Ann Greco, Front Row: L. Matus, L. Muscarella, E. McCoy, A. lnfante, R. Carcara, M. Vladyka, A. Mastrelli, I. Chislock, P. Partaglia, J. Di Domenico, A. Soressi, A. Hrabrovsky, R. Paretti. Second Row: D. Olsen, M. Gliniecki, J. Macoluso, F. Williams, D. De Thro, P. O'Nelli, l. Lehotchi, L. Roskos, M. Roedel, J. Albarelli, J. Manicone, L. Ryngoudt, J. Lang, R. Pany, M. Murphy, M. Gore, J. Jenich, J. Litter, E. Wisk, M. Esteve, M, Argentero. Third Row: G. Lashendock, C. Allessandrini, A. Della Bella, S. Saggio, R. Dye, L. Baron, J Dluhy, P. V. De Masso, P. G. De Masso, T. Velky, J. Spoer, S. Scarcella, J. Sponaes. Fourth Row: G. Baker, W. Lawmpfer, Ji Ricca, T. Myhre, R. Henrich, F. Lutz, D. Smythe, L. Russo, V. Marchese, R. Cerini, A. De Blasio, J. Lane, R. Kopesky. Back Row: R. Usynwski, T. Trinka, J. Dianuzzo, W. Schwaibold, R. Jelinek, J. Brown, J. Beatice, L. Novak, P. luoato, R. Poeschil, H. Riecken. E. Zabransky, E. Patten, C. Ryant, R. Du Bois, J. Heimlich, R. Smith. GIRLS' A CAPELLA CHOIR MRS. KRONISH, Conductor Front Row: Mrs. Mildred B. Kronish. Second Row: Shirley Rehm, Linda Slotkin, Barbara Palmieri, Dolores Pisano, Frances Bruno, Diana Livi, Patricia Toronto. Third Row: Louise Bruno, Norma Baldecchio, Doris Lawrence, Mary Sedor, Arlene Kob- liha, Josephine Rusiecki, Marie Manna, Connie De Hauski, Anna Mae Decker, Madeline Jost. Back Row: Marjorie Ar- kins, Lois Whyatt, Josephine Casarino, Gladys Graziano, Dorothy Carnogursky, Florence Laverty, Eleanor Carlson. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB MRS. KRONISH, Conductor Front Row: Gail Manhito, Josephine Casarino, Norma Bal- decchi, Joan Salerno, Marilyn Maggio, Rosemarie Marvin, Angela Weiss, Mrs. Mildred Kronish, conductor, Loretta Pierra, Audrey Place, Anna Marie Donotrio, Marietta Fusco, Rosalie Caccara, Lucille Pierri. Second Row: Elizabeth Vanderhaden, Yvonne Cirino, Christina Cilianto, Fay Terranella, Kathryn Sweetman, Sonia Roma, Ann Finocchio, Edith Guido, Patricia Rowland, Marilyn Capelli, Catherine Daleo, Joan Cairo. Third Row: Eleanor Francesconi, Jean Bartalozi, Mary Sedor, Joyce Settwedhelm, Barbara Mekita, Telka Dogherty, Anne lnfanti, Lorraine Dietrich, Diane Detarro, Harriet Crowther, Jan Reck- enbell, Arlene Soressi, Yolanda Tonnesson. Fourth Row: Joan Buchko, Edith Murray, Barbara Bonomo, Audrey Miller, Lenore Locasio, Barbara Yura, Marilyn Greebe, Shirley Fletcher, Gladys Graziano, Nancy Pityo, Sally Davenport, Madeline Lubker, Delores Cerny. Fifth Row: Janet Fehrs, Marie De Salvo, Joan Engles, Edna Smith, Anna Sorbola, Barbara Dienes, Betty Vakral, Shirley Roston, Pat Stafford, Dolores Pesano, Marion Argentero, Back Row: Dois Troast, Clarie Pacolli, Joan Mosier, Anita Du Bois, Madge la Corte, Joyce Keopper. BOYS' GLEE CLUB MRS. KRONISH, Conductor Front Row: Linton Wycoff, Eli Marazzo, Francis Foletta, War- ren Simons, Mrs. Kronish, conductor, Frances Bruno, accom- panxst, James McDermit. Second Row: Anthony Maio, Anthony Zanni. Third Row: Frank Roma, Steven Fryer, Ed- ward Sproviero, Andy Mochetta, Rudolf Stochek, Bernard Miller. Fourth Row: Nicholas Palodino, Kenneth Rehm, Jack Wagenti, Joseph Dluhy, Albert Vincent, Henry Baron. Fifth Row: Cassie Moriallo, Michael Longo, Augustus Chinni, Vin- cent De Muro, George Morgan, Chris Solsberry, Joseph De Cuciors. Back Row: Leon Plotnitsky, Bruce Swoy, Louis Rodriguez. l MIXED CHOIR MRS. KRONISH, Conductor Front Row: Mildred Vladyka, Marie Tuzzio, Lorraine Sondey, Louise Bruno, Treasurer, Elaine Koeditz, Secretary, Leon Plot- nitsky, Vice President, Andy Moschetto, President, Mrs. Mildred B. Kronish, conductor, Ivy Argentero, accompanist, Dorothy Czarnogursky, Marion O'Haus, Marie Gore, Joan Ker- esty. Second Row: Agnes Veprek, Shirley Rehm, Linda Slot- kin, Shirley, Preston, Barbara Palmieri, Mildred Di Maria, Frances Bruno, Natalie Ross, Lorraine Haas, Maria Manna, Madge La Corte. Third Row: Rosemarie Trinka, Marilyn Reyn- goudt, Catherine Fuchs, June Carlough, Marjorie Arkins, Helene Yarosz, Arlene Kobliha, Josephine Rusiecki, Barbara Nicolsi, Amelia Milowic, Eleanor Carlson. Fourth Row: Vir- ginia Manna, Joseph Dluhy, John Ricca, Edward Sproviero, Philip Longo, Henry Baron, Shirley Melango. Back Row: Ken- neth Rehm, Jack Hawkins, Joseph Focarino, Henry Trepicchio, Fred Beglinger. fi . EA 'Q' Q . , Q 4 ,tgp gg, wk m Q5 Q W1 1 XX , Aw, . t . ,E :R as Y W.. 1 1. ,F 3 S I 1 -f - Q I f if 4 . E 4 .N k Q. as fe R 'Qs is Ai if as , W? sk 42 -S1 unify W! 45 zijn 3 W 11 A i W. A Q H 'Wav 1 WA fr, if 3 4 Ni 5' 1 wi 4 wk' 3' Cz y if Q ,4 Mk 'L' ,Q 4 ,I Q 9 1 nw W A m ,vw 41 I M, ,gr Qi V 'P' 0 wa W W 'J am 4 E I 4 K + if f 5. 3, Q45 is f' Ja iw f?gfea?fkz5wf-f4s'1v-- F' g ' ' ysffxigigxwfezt f ' x 4 im Ref? X Q6 W. 3 GN M, 3 ,A saws mga Q, Viggf Ek X fm: 5 F .M sms' - i . K sf 5E33' - 'Sai' Aw S ml X Q, 5 Q 5 R' W A we AM, Q'?f'ifV 44 i 4 P Nl, I .. .gm 9 Q WW iz ' if ?'5i I . . any i M ,M ' M f A ,Q rigilif wk f MJ if M 3' ' Yi El! fi? wil P , .Nan S ,1-H W 5 Q Laws! Nw fwwfvggg. ' -psi-is iv-5 ff? As? Aw xii? 'Ei au- '4N i 'ghd if W W 4+ ri, , N, 5 ME W5 N2 5 fTf- . 4.4 '-Nfl . . ,.4,iFk slick., 4 , ,N M , . Q I 5 '53 5123 Q 163 G , 5, .k Q wg 1,1,, S15 , L, ...M ,Aw - y. ,Q 'Cf .ffl f K My 'Iv x- A1 fig? if if fav we ki - Q J A - -sw-:pw in 2 K'?ii f 133 Rl 28+ IIQ' S new ' xi ,y 1 ' .,.'5Q.:oM'i1 Bam pw, fx A,MiIfQLh,,.vy Q, X i 3' :mx Tiki vi, E022 H ,L xv, lr Q 3 X 4 ,Q xr-I A Niifgx 2 fain M N 4 Q i -vw ,FH -'A 4 r 3 .H x y V K w -iw S Nw Qi. . A . ' f -. I .W Y Q ' K 'A ' - ..,,, z . at - - ,. , Xue, . . EW 2 is ak S42 . Sli .H vi if big! . Q... V. 'L ..k e, Y A .,A- -Sf YA J. , . . Q., jggw-'Afihigf A H,- iw . . . , V fm ., VW. . A. ,V I X A . D' W- . .G W, . if an .. ., W X A' f Qf xg -X an - .gm gpg? ky.. vie MA iw f fm fy , A A ff -f , in A I ' 'Z mi: Q, - . I , f . H i W' Ca .u J 5 new H . , 212 'lr-ai fe . S- Q, Sari? f' 'wt was fag 5, X it fl 3 11 :fx fm, 15' H f s , . WW ,. Nm. - Wk lik A ,N x Q- p'l k 9,f F 4 gf . Q Air. . 'H av W ' iiyv , ul W Q ' w ,L A - N fLL111 Q if - 'Niki W x 'f.... a-T.. 302 'L 1 Q., ? W if Wa MEX ,..Q----' - -.. .g::..l' -v-J frm ' , .-L... ,M - W .J V v 4 1'- --:-:-fx . ., ' f --1 12 2 : fm - . -L N 'T' -maxi., 1' -- .V ff? Nfrh -V-.v:,.... Q-.3::m::-.1--.4.. . v f 'V v f---I-'L - . ' mngziini-mga ..-,-. - z :f-s-- ,fl -. -,exr,-..-,, ,-vmwamm - - 1 K . 5 '1 'ewv.M,,....M-.--...N-,1..,M,..,.,..,.,.,K......, ..,m., . , . . .. .A..,,,.y..A......- v:L+.,'m. ' Il. .C, -1-'fs SN- 'X --L kv V l,x 7 ,QL ,,,-- x 1 Y' '-1 ,KX 1 S xli, 1 X , HQ H ' , . ,X X ' .vb . ' fflw fww. x so He. Q K-V , ,- -fx--7' . 1:7 -P ' ,9G.-t-T3:L1-',-:J'-'-- '-' ' ., ' Ab H . . - f A 5 mA3.!,,.f.-9, . --gJ: . ,.,....,., ATHLETICS N . xx ' N X x Qw- -Q 5 AQ' . i,,' I k 5 . mi 1 ,Qu-3. all 1- 5 'gig :H if Q N' ff' W . f e g A .A A , A- ? fff 'T' ' W' M JM? Q 2 ' My f N. ., 9' , ll' . Q 'Nf A: if Q Q -m,h gsyl 5 ATVLV W ., i 1 ,E nf wg ' I-if - ' f' W-W--mxvgcww., ,.. .. A A-Q-,.,, RAYMOND MILLER End 1 F RA N K COSTA Quarterback JOE ROMA Guard FOOTBAU STARS Q DAVID BAILLIE 51, Tackle SA NTO LOM I A F ullback BOB JONES End CHARLES PEPE Center 85 'asxmn Sy. M J, :L vw s1 1' F A .Q 9 U? E5 m e ig!V!iif -- Q Q P3 Z,. Wi :EQ f x0Df an BQ' 4-S-5 W If gg ERRIN ALLEN Center BOB PIELA Guard BASKETBAU STARS 5 I HAROLD VAN SCHAIK Center RAY MILLER Forward CHARLIE DOMKE Guard sf .Y X GEORGE ACCETTA Forward x 5 A :Y A 87 4. E , DONALD KU RZ Center F-ANA BASEBALL TEAM MR. STANLEY PIELA, Coachg MR. CHARLES SERPONE, Assistant Coach Front Row: Ronald Mengersen, Robert Jones, Carl Bonomo, William Feczer, John Sondey, Ronald Daleo, Robert Koch, Fred Golla, Richard Mola. Second Row: Robert Piela, .lack Socha, Jack Chinchar, Mike Luciano, Donald Fleisch, Robert Gunza. Third Row: Mr. Charles Serpone, Assistant Coachg Mr. Stanley Piela, Coachg William Panagia, Robert Astore, Frank Ferrara, Vincent Cirella, Frank Wodzienski, Carmine Mineri, Robert Grove. Back Row: Charles Domke, Anthony Tucci, Robert Dillon, Ronald Fritsche, Richard Piccardi, Eugene Sinnema, George Scheeler, Frank Terry. BASEBAIZ ,Wi -M ROBERT GUNZA ROBERT GROVE 1 88 JACK CHINCHAR WRESTLING TEAM, MR. JOSEPH CODY, Coach Front Row: Mr. Joseph Cody, Coach, Kenneth Rehm, Bob Fisher, Kenneth Gregory, Robcrt Nicolosi, Robert Dillon, Anthony Vutale Carl Sclmeca. Second Row: August Chinni, Eugene Zabransky, Robert McCotter, Alfred Vinci, Harro Ehrcnbcck, Robert Novak Joseph De Masso, Vincent Clna, Manager. Back Row: Robert Duthie, Howard Weis, Roy Rutt, Fred Gola, Theodore Hartman .. , WRESHING 1 ,-1 'Y ' 1 v o ,- , . '1 ' ra , 'I I I 6 BOB FISHER I KEN GREGORY ANTHONY VITALE TRACK TEAM, MR. CASMIR SATKOWSKI, Coach Front Row: Raymond Courant, Santo Lomia, Frank Martine, John Yankowsky, Kenneth Rehm, Tom Pigano, Robert Cirini, John Figini, Kenneth Fowler. Second Row: Joseph Pless, John Kendall, Leonard Callari, Joe Rodas, George Lashendock, Peter Iarratto, Adam Kowal, Frank Costa, Mr. Casmir Satkowski, Coach. Third Row: Steve Shupak, Ronald Kopesky, Louis Rodriguez, John Spoar, Anthony Grecco, Emanuel Manzo, Rudolph Stocek, Edward Palmer, Walter Rykowski, George Stumper. Back Row: Dan Caporoso, Richard Wilde, David Cammarata, Frank DeFranco, Barry Thomas, Richard Novotny, Robert DiBlasi, Charles Hux, TRACK Paul Alberta, Bill Strait. .in if new i if 1 KENNETH FOWLER RAYMOND COURANT SANTO LOMIA 90 -lfr:-fgfw- LW .-.., . .,.,, V 5 c: ----- ,:....cs M . X ,-7:4 -' -. , -., i- -.... - X-.Nt K' . , -.. g am. ,,. ,..L1:. AY al'-' , ' V 'gf ' gg .,?wt ,ff- ZZ' 'QQ' Nt.. Z --.g Q..- A . L-2 ..f .C 1. -1.-- 175 'PURE S CA Xfw 92 JU NIO R Dmvrmq cgks A xx mung, dn dn-1 Xixvr wr ' nv, ilmlh zsxmw-l.l an r grucxud xvfwrx' Y rsnfkvmf mx mmxgy ui! M wg' swppcd up my gang Umm' Cam N-hm wr wen' vndu QA .x Xwfmwuh xnvhuh Yxwxc-sing the nuixx luilmnu X thc film to we cnnxxphff drxhx tu thc smmhxs ui Lava Vwsxf PR in .'00,x xx U xixxv A DR AMYNG 'Xlx2xx5N1'V'?x'Uxx'-lSv1 x!x-x,xHXx xx x-.r-xxxxxx-J Kwxp' 7x5AJ lA3xx1n1' - .,xHU1xfl imp Max .mx 'wi xhx gxmx-3 umrlx '1'muM Mu 1: '-.UN n-om xx, .Jfoo x X1 1.2. mx mx' Ny- fx Wx ww Mmm MA! Lvlx ' :wx--1 4-11 :xx 1 Lui ik, -rv' v Q, J 'B' : CAST OF CHARACTERS SENIOR PIAY CAST OF YOUNG AND WILLING Front Row: Natalie Ross, Tina Muscarella, Linda Slotkin, Miss Marie Sinatra, Adviser: Elaine Koeditz, Anita Marlais, Kenneth Fowler. Back Row: Ronald Warren, Frank Costa, Richard Wilde, Dennis Golabek, Ronald Mengerson, Edward Sproviero. On the night of February Zi, 1952, the Senior Class presented its annual play. This year, Young and Willing was the object of great amounts of applause and laughter, Directed by Miss Sinatra, the cast gave an excellent performance. We hope the scenes portrayed on this page bring back happy memories of an exciting night. Norman Reese Dottie Coburn Marge Benson Tony Dennison George Bodell . . Edward Sproviero . . . Elaine Koeditz . . Linda Slotkin . . . Frank Costa . . Ronald Warren Mr. Kenny . Mr, Colburn Muriel Foster Mrs, Garnett Mac . . . . Kenneth Fowler . Richard Wilde . Tina Muscarella . . Anita Marlais . , Dennis Golabek Kate Ault Natalie Ross Joe Ronald Mengerson Q 1,,,,,,..M,,.......,-awww-wld xYW 5,-,uf Wig. ll 95 Fr sill f MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST SMILE MOST SOPHISTICATED Shirley Preston Thomas Velky Shirley Rehm Frank Costa JoseDl ' Chfiss Jl-me CfalQ CLASS CUT-UPS BEST LOOKING CLASS COUPLES Ronald Warren Lee Adrignola Terry Schiro Donald Thompson Dofgthy Buzak David Baillie mlm POVUL P01901 'M SHORTEST AND TALLEST BEST FIGURE, BEST PHYSIOUE TYPICAL HIGH SCHOOL MOST BASHFLJL Tallest Shortest Figure Physique BOY AND GlRL Jean Hall Cornelius Scl Perrin Allen Claudette Murphy Ann Turlco Bob Jones Elaine Koedrtz Harold Van Schaik 96 1 -if 44 V H 1 sity 'Ji Q L '30 -uk' 'f +6 ,Q f y 14 lf HX: Snowgag N, ICXXXILEHM SNUVJBAXX, XM kwa-xnuu, 'Yuwr-x xx me uma: Ywu.uN An Yuuub KK-nw so dw Y-MX wkxh dx: Awww, wx m yum Nance M Nc WM under Nm.xcMgXu dmx gmnm. Your scusmkw and Qkwnmxcs -.nk Xw xlxcrc, Wuh muxvmxkm-s ev:xrkXuxg, ex cfgwhrre, BAN lm! Wmlrm. x ull uw! fn ww Mm IM fm urn fl mul uhm mn mum In :ha lhll UU!! lmgrr hfmg H1 ffm 'mm nw- .H .fll Alhf Q-'rum li.1!.' ml! lu .1 qv mv! mm, If mrffl 114 :hm an mu ,Nmlnlmll X In 1 os 0 1 U fgmi D oo J . Q . c: 00 3. L. an 3 Q f -Q. 7: -W if Xb R in n A q 'hqs,q,,, 94 CLASS HISTORY I-lERE'S '48-'49 As frightened and wide-eyed Freshmen, we, the future class of '52, entered the foreboding doors of Lodi High School, ready to start a new phase of our lives. The school was strange to us, and we walked through the wide, unfriendly-looking halls, peeking behind doors to read the room numbers, in order to get to the right rooms at the right time. We felt out of place, friend- less, and shy. Determined to start our long search for knowledge on the right foot, we elected our class officers: Bob Piela, President, Alfred Wonesh, Vice Presidentg Dorothy Czarnogursky, Secretary, and Myra Paske, Treasurer. Em- barking on our limited social career we held our first dance-the Freshman Social--under the watchful eye of our adviser Miss Jeanne Lo Castro. Our theme was Harvest Moon and.beneath its glow we found new friends among our fellow Fresh, During the Magazine Campaign, Mrs. Seyerlein's seventh period English Class won top honors and a trip to New York in one of '49's worst snow storms. Out on the basketball courts, Charles Domke was paving the way to future fame. Our Fresh football and basketball teams both en- joyed top seasons. Our Freshman class discovered that two of its members were real thespians, as Anita Marlais and Ken Fowler landed roles in the Dramatic Club play. George Sanders was recognized as an accomplished art- ist when he won a prize in the art contest. By June, it was known to all that our class had maintained the highest of scholastic standards and we were re- lieved when School's Out! rang through the halls. . NOW FOR '49-'50 With the surnmerwtime still in our hearts, we returned to Lodi High School under a new banner--the glory of being Sophomores-no more ridi- culing, no more teasing! What a relief! By this time, our shyness was long forgotten and we watched the world about us grow more friendly and recep- tive to our presence. Assured that we were headed the right way, we again elected class officers: Bob Piela, President, Ivan Place, Vice Presidentg Doro- thy Matus, Secretary: and Shirley Rehm, Treasurer. Football season saw many of our male classmates working like mad to make the Varsity Team. Charles Domke, our pride and joy, earned our respect and admiration as we watched him playing with the Varsity basketball squad. Under the guidance of Miss Jeanne Lo Castro, our adviser for the second time, we had an extremely suc- cessful Valentine Dance--and began to look with eagerness into the Future! During this year, we enjoyed a few phenomena, such as the skit presented by one of Mr. Niosi's biology classes, giving the audience a peek into the classroom, and the announcement that Rosemarie Trinka had won first prize in the poetry contest. Who knew that she wrote poetry??? The school year closed with the usual happy shouts, and we settled down to rest and wait for an even greater year. AND '50-'51 As triumphant Juniors, we settled down to electing class officers: Bob Piela, President ithird timel 3 Ronald Warren, Vice President, Dorothy Matus, Secretary: and Shirley Rehm, Treasurer. Miss Svec was our adviser. Leaving l0O Til.: gl s 0 eff 1' . J X Yr-iqntevleak Q1-eshviia.iL, X! if Tiwwniu Bnsceibali Ei CAPS 5 QFFICEQ5 X X x s xv, Q1 x ,L :bg :Qs time Qs Sora-i - K-ko? J. Nr MV AC 4 I h vw :f.mq,,,,, W i USED TOBHS 'fl l 1- EMWN +0 HAM outstanding football player award unuwa -- mms un: rum cgi? A ll 'gin' 32' E JI. ,,, ,- NNYIONNI- Hemaawfry Q.-1 'S s Z -E, Wohgwe A Semin! Puqy X -fl X M e ,gaiam 1 fs? at ' wgw X QR Burl' W H v J Na'-TD U X I our own adorable Elaine Koedltz 'W g JW K Lod: Hugh We were enchanted tuon of Mom Kronlsh and the o , 5 X IX N It S ,Q Q Qs , Kg- LAST W1 Be it known to any who may have the time and Q energy to examine critically this document of law that we, the graduating class of June l952, being of supposedly sound mind and body, do hereby de- clare this, to be our Last Will and Testament: ll AN ifilff axle TESTAMENT To Mr. Gaciofano, our Principal, we leave our eternal and everlasting appre- ciation for all the guidance and understanding he has always shown us. To Mr. Lascari, our Vice Principal, we leave a well-behaved student body. To Mr. Lalumia, we leave a student body well-satisfied with their schedules which require no changes. To Miss Stassi, we leave a new typewriter, and a bigger and better equipped office. To Mr. Tedesco, Supervisor of Instruction, we leave a full-time secretary. To Mr. March, Director of Activities, we leave a Student Council that has per- fect attendance at every meeting. To Mr. Piela, we leave an efficient caretaker, a roomy desk, and plenty of filing cabinets to keep his office in trim, plus our perpetual devotion and eternal thanks for his friendship during our high school career. To Miss Herman, we leave an ice bag for all the head-aches we've caused her, along with our sincerest thanks and appreciation for all she has done for us. To Mr. La Barba, we leave an Alka-Seltzer for his shattered nerves, brought about by the Yearbook Editorial Staff. ToMr. Groman, we leaveSSSSSSil'pSSS S S. To Mr. Paparozzi, we leave a group of thespians with the talent of Lawrence Olivier and Vivien Leigh. To Mr. Scandariato, we leave a year's supply of test tubes to replace the ones that saw their last days during l 95l -52. To Miss Sinatra, our Play Director, we leave a talented Senior Play cast. To Coach Luciano, we leave even greater success in his second year as football coach. To the unlucky students who have lst lunch, we leave an extra lunch period in which to eat after waiting in the ticket line. To the student body, we leave a comedy team that will compete with the antics of Ronald Warren and Al Schneider. We leave to the student body and the faculty, a school day with seven periods. 102 '1,..x Charles Domke leave Dinny Kurz a basketball team that will follow in the footsteps of those in the past. To the auditorium, we leave a television set to enable the students to see history in the making. Norma Baldecchi leaves her singing ability to Madeline Jost. lvy Argentero leaves her position as accompanist to Frances Bruno and Angie Weiss. Charlie Pepe and Joe Roma leave Vince Cina and Mike Luciano a football team that will beat Hackensack. Doris Lawrence leaves her ballet slippers to Pat Rowland. Linda Slotkin leaves her ability to act to all those aspiring for a lead in the Dramatic Club Play. To Mr. Opsahl, we leave some ad lib material to keep ahead of Mr. Piela in assemblies. To Mrs, Kronish, we leave a senior class that sings like Fred Waring's Glee Club. To the Juniors, we leave our P. A. D. units and English Book Reviews. To the Sophomores, we leave hand-carved desks to save them the trouble of doing the carving themselves. To the Freshmen, we leave the opportunity of initiating oncoming Freshmen. To Mrs, Del Greco, we leave a pack of gum so that she can learn to enjoy the pleasure of chewing it. To Mrs. Ferko, we leave an entire class that takes dictation at l8O words a minute. To Miss Le Vow, we leave some studious souls who will appreciate the peace and quiet she tries so hard to achieve. To our English teachers, Mrs. Hannigan, Mrs. Scandariato, and Miss Sabella, we leave students who know how to write term papers and book reviews better than those in the New York Times. To Mr. Saluppo, we leave our thanks for inspiring us and encouraging greater school spirit. To Miss Alessi, we leave vitamin pills so that she won't collapse after the decorations for each social event are completed. To Mrs. Nicotra, we leave a National Honor Society that will sell over one- hundred wreaths. We leave a supply of scotch tape to mend the string of broken hearts that Frank Costa leaves behind. Louis Rodriguez leaves his dancing ability to the oncoming Freshmen so that there will be no stag line at the Freshmen Social. Lucien Baron leaves his intelligence to all those who wish to become members ofthe National Honor Society. Claire Wisniewski and Marilyn Stellingwerf leave their charming personalities to all the Junior girls. Loretta Savastano leaves to Jay Lalumia a good cheering squad for i952-l 953. And, lastly, to our esteemed and learned graduates, we leave the wish that you all may have the best there is in life. ln Witness Whereof, we, the Class of l952, hereby set our hand and seal this twentieth day of June in the year of nineteen hundred and fifty-two. Dana!! Agfa! PRESIDENT X VICE PRESl 74 SECRETARY TREASURER - ..-Sf l Mug i' 9p 'N--- 1 ll luivlfi ll lil J E ll I 111 ,. E ll ll .ll , A xii allll 'l 'I I A X ,l 1 X 1 ll llll V: f X X lil ll ,E Tlkl ll ll' l Ii ll ll , 'HS 3' vi Q X tug, He- AX Jn Q. ' v I7 'I N Lx. TN 'wig Q ,1 va ' 45 if J' 'fl fl a AH' l if' , 1' 'f -fi K' We ,ll 91 'fin Q .Q , am, 1' 3 .3 We have struggled to the summit, Our treasure lies ahead. We gaze before us hopefully At the path we must tread- We hesitate but a moment To view what lies behind. At the height of our achievement We seek another kind Of happiness to store within And make the future sure, Our minds reflect the battles won And sorrow-now obscure. Would that we might stay right here Upon this lofty rise, And watch the past unfold again Before our tear filled eyes! But time must flow, and lives must change, The future beckons all. We will descend into our valley, And heed the future's call. But as we build our palaces And watch the future grow, We'll oft' recall our high school days, And the memories we owe To the high school on the lofty hill, Where first we learned to live, To think and play securely, To take, and also give. We'Il ne'er forget those four great years, And grateful we shall be To those who taught us to go on- On to eternity! ROSEMARIE TRINKA, '52 106 42 iw Leo Paske Ar. and Mrs. Anthony Della Penta Nr. and Mrs. Frank Gaciofano fir. and Mrs. August Lascari lr. and Mrs. Edward Tedesco lr. and Mrs. A. J. Lalumia lr. and Mrs. E. Groman kiss Rosa Stassi flr. Frank La Barba Ar. and Mrs. Stanley Piela Ar. and Mrs. Louis March Ar. and Mrs. C. Camarata tlr. Frank Butler Aiss Anne Herman Ar. and Mrs. Pasquale Maggese Aiss Jennie Alessi Ar. Frank Averso Ar. Daniel Conte Ars. C. Del Greco Aiss Evelyn Dvorak Aiss Juliet Feravolo Ar. Bernard Focarino Ar. Daniel Luciano Ars. Rose Nicotra Ar. Philip Niosi Ar. Julian Opsahl Aiss Diana Petrin Ar. and Mrs. J. Dienes Ar. and Mrs. J. Pryor Aiss Anita Sabella Ar. Frank Saluppo vliss Agatha Scandariato Jlrs. Lucy Scandariato Jlr. Paul Speziale vliss Eleanor Svec Vlr. Jerry Tamburello Ar. Thomas Verga l'he Time Shop Narren Sweete Shoppe Vlr. Vincent Alaimo 'arkway Stationery Store Sam De May lose Lore Stationery Dr. John Werderitsch Vlr. John Fernicola Vlr. Don Tedeschi Vlrs. J. Varian I. W. Proskauer Sam Blanco Neis Food Market Vlr. Nick Giovani PATRONS' Mandy's Edna Gartner Dr. E. J. Biczak Dr. A. M. Hochheiser Mr. and Mrs. P. Oliver Sam's Meat Market Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pytlik Mr. and Mrs. Vito Banca Mrs. E. W. Retz Mr. and Mrs. A. Vankat Mr. and Mrs. A. Martinelli Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Peiper Mr. and Mrs. G. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Leone Mr. and Mrs. A. Slotkin Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gunza Mr. and Mrs. F. Whyatt Mr. and Mrs. J. Mueller Sal Saggio Mr. and Mrs. J. Piazza Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Riou J. Rehm Mr. and Mrs. W. Petrick Mr. Tony La Manna Mrs. Bertha Veprek Mr. and Mrs. E. Devine Mr. and Mrs. S. Golabek Mrs. Stella Golabek Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ruff Mr. and Mrs. Stan Piela Mr. L. F. Place Mr. and Mrs. Harry Preston Shirley and Joe Mr. and Mrs. Alex Pitye Bob and Ellen Mr. and Mrs. B. Sanders Club Cambridge Mrs. F. Elsasser Mrs. Ethelyne Ross Mrs. Anne Rigiloso Mr. Frank Ferraro Mr. and Mrs. A. Janowski Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Tensen Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Persice Mrs. J. Krasowski Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . C. O'Brien . J. Fuchs . J. Giordano . Andrew Mesko . D. Manna . George Michaels J. Chinchar . B. Janowitz .S. Franzino .A. Len Mr. and Mrs. A. Greco Mr. and Mrs. M. Luna Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. Golfinos J. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grenier Mr. and Mrs. H. Gore Mr. and Mrs. C. Greco Mr. and Mrs. Y. Fitament Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Messineo N. Mastroberte Mr. and Mrs. James Miglorino Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gallopo Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John N. Pantano A. Perniciaro A. Paretti Otto Pahle Edward Novak A. Mulder Mr. and Mrs. A. Pacello Mr. Frank Sa luppo Mrs. J. Visentin Mr. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vitale A. Warren Peter L. Verdicchio Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Winkel Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Zito S. J. Cangialosi F. Beglinger Mr. and Mrs. J. Zglobicki Mrs. H. Mizdol Mr. and Mrs. C. Hall Mrs. H. Popadics Mrs. K. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. L. Natale Mr. and Mrs. M. Riley Mr. and Mrs. F. Lehotcki lO7 Fred Beglinger Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruno Mr. and Mrs. J. Burdzy Mrs. John Czarnogursky Mr. and Mrs. W. Casagrande Mr. and Mrs. J. Krasowski Mrs. Elizabeth Abernethy Mr. and Mrs. E. Carlson FAirlawn 6-2580 Victor's Quality Market Salernc-'s Wines Cr Liquors - WE DELIVER - ISS 54th STREET EAST PATERSON, N. J. 273 MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, N.J. PRe5E0II B-4376 PRescoTt 7-3233 FREE DELIVERY Q I van-Der Zeeis Dany Joan s Liquor Store We have the most popular brands. 160 SOUTH MAIN STREET LoDI. N.J. 234 HARRISON AVENUE LODI, N.J. PReScoH' 9-9160 GRegory 3-8296 Delivery Service PhiI's Auto Supplies Lodi Tire Exchange KEY's MADE AUTO PARTS and MACHINE SHOP woRK EIGHTH STREET BRIDGE WALLINGTON, N.J. 2 MAIN STREET LODI, N.J. PRescotf 7-6224 FAirIawn 6-2470 , . Auto Seat Cover Center Demchak S Flonsts HOWARD zINIc PRODUCTS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Installed while You wan Bikes - Tractors - Toys 99 MIDLAND AVENUE WALLINGTON, N.J. 248 BROADWAYIODDOSM 5,1 ff,:'ffQ,PATER5ON' NJ' FAirIawn 6-3962 FAirlawn 6-3811 General Contractors , . ROCCO R. SANTAMARIA, Pres.-Treas. Ederle S COI'lfeCl'I0l1eI'y EAST PATERsoN wooo-woRK co., INC. 131-135 MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, N. J. JACKSON HOME BUILDERS Cv SUPPLY CO., INC. KCorner Leesville and Burke Roads! 392 MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, N.J. LEESVILLE JACKSON TOWNSHIP' N.J. FAir1awn 6-3644 GRegorv 5-1444 S I, M k t Whooppee Soda Works a S ar e Distributors of SPECMUZING ,N ITALIAN ,ooo ALL KINDS OF BEERS, BARREL and CASES Bottlers of High Grade Beverages and O-SO Grape 22-03 BROADWAY FAIRLAWN- N- J- 196 VAN WINKLE AVENUE GARFIELD, N.J. GRegory 3-9791 PRescott 9-7570 'Residence Store FAIrlawn 6-1089 FAir1awn 6-1763 Ramco Pantano's Muslc Boxes O Pin Games I Shuffle Alleys lCE CREAM 0 CANDY o CONFECTIONERY cigmm Muhines WINES - LIQUoRS - BEER - SODA Free Delivery 300 MacARTHUR AVENUE GARFIELD, N.J. 14 SUMMIT AVENUE EAST PATERSON, N.J. 1-'Rescott 7-1832 Joe's Super Service J. MADDALENE, Prop. Jarnes V' Bacco REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE HARRISON AVENUE GARFIELD, N.J. 119 MAIN STREET LODI, N.J. 108 UIIITEDAPIECE DUE IUUHHS LUDI, Hflll JEHSEU BOROUGH OF EAST PA TERSON I Pkescott 9-0353 FAiI'lBWf1 6-1301 Joe's Tailor Shop Albeff FUGMIUS JOSEPH T. PLESCIA F L O R I S T Fresh Flowers For All Occasions 35 WASHINGTON STREET L0D'- N- J- soo EAST 54th STREET EAST PATERSON. N.J. PRescott 7-1427 Lodi Cr Garfield Importing Co. MS 1 J- D' MSN' ITALIAN and AMERICAN GROCERIES Anthony P. Maria 76 MAIN STREET LODI, N.J. Ggegofy 3-2059 PRescotl' 7-7967 We Call and Deliver E. fr H. Sarti A-Jay Cleaners lullderl' Supplies - Hardware - Paints JACK SALERN0. PTOD- HOIISO Fllflllllilllli Cleaning o Pressing 0 Dyeing 0 Tailoring 155 PASSAIC STREET GARFIELD, N.J. 38 MAIN STREET LODII N.J- GRgggry 3-7053 FA1f'1awn 6-1071 The Schiaffo Agency The Reihl Agency REALTORS , TNSURORS REAL ESTATE end INSURANCE Efabllshed 1916 71 PROSPECT STREET 1-ODI, NJ- 199 MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON. N.J. GRGQOTY 3-0500 FAirlawn 6-1330 Res. Pkescott 7-7814 Mamola Auto Sales Conte Roofing Company SALES 0 SERVICE I TRUCKS ROOFING CONTRACTORS 0 APPLICATORS Motor Cycle Service Tar - Slag - Asgzhalgllsroflng - Shingles Pick Up and Delivery ' ' ' , 157 MARKET STREET 164 HARRISON AVENUE 339 NORTH MAIN STREET LODI, N.J. PATERSON- N-J' GARHE'-D, NJ- I Pkascon, 75,38 Dlamond 2-9699 Free Delivery v o'A 'P 1 Sh Hob ' l'll'lI S 35 YY OP DELICATESEN - GRocER1Es - BEER RETAIL Ind WHOLESALE Where Quality Come: First Bridal Cakes and Trays A Specialty 522 SADDLE RIVER ROAD 319-323 PASSAIC STREET GARFIELD, N.J. SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N.J. Pkggcoff 9-9184 PRescott 7-1324 Estimates Given Q e e A I t r e d s Mann Linoleum Company CLEANERS. DYER5 IM FUIUUEK5 Permanent Llnoleums 0 Linoleum 0 Carpets Floors 0 Rugs S67 WESTMINSTER PLACE LODI, N. J. 3 MAIN STREET LODIT N.J. PRescott 9-4696 MUIIDGTTY 4-7315 Wisner fum, Rizzo Accordion Center Groceries and Dalry 1 Wholesale and Retail SALES ' SERVICE ' INSTRUCTION 88 MARKET STREET S. R. T. 923 MADISON AVENUE PATERSON, N. J. 111 I I Manhattan Lines Wish the Graduating Class of June I952 The Very Best of Luck A PRescott 7-3339 Lodi Radio Shop SALES and SERVICE Established 1925 REFRIGERATORS o RADIOS o RANGES o WASHERS OIL HEATERS o ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES TELEVISION STROMBERG CARLSON ' RCA ' PHILCO DUMONT ' GENERAL ELECTRIC 44-46 MAIN STREET A LODI, N.J H2 is -JQCLJLIN 'gLyx,k.MigLj , . , sibooo veeue-.. .es weoi. ss wx.-.,rsE. .L kv-evo .Ass Ns- six ' -Q Nsg-X. J' trxic- . O F - XY- .x, 5-af .xl ' ' .. s. ir K - E 1 v. .N ,X , i'-.' s if SL. N- sis' 'sr in X X. .. f J 'Lx R- ff-N i' i'- -s .N -ig J 'N' 'X ' X to LN 'e -. N. .--S-,KL1 . x. X 13- kk-'--M--sq -J f. Gfyl---sa,-s. Xb tsocf. YN k-.1-. N,S..so'x.v-i K . 4. . .V -e -. X 'Q .. - -J xii-lx. '- ' S-'S S'Ek' sk o,,,t ,gk-4 x Y l - -- Board of Education .se 'vN,A.l goth xl KL.. x -. K, LL- xx R lx .K tk 5 X . J Jo, ,X ... L- r .5 ' gn, . -. .. , A -Ak , V A ,XS-V.. '.'.-A A,,,rxj .' bx.g.-PJ kim! , L -,Jfg kxy . J. J-..4YL , '. ,.iX' 3 if . xg 'kj '-f 'FSR A' x ,J-l KX xxx ' kk .bvkxkix X I' 'Lg i K K . A - Lg, .-. J' Kok, x. xxx.,n 3.KAkAlLx..f'-.A ,ANNAX 4 n I ,NJ .jvysuifk-Nik-X y--A s-fvgxx AXNQXQXKLX gil. is EAST PATERSON, NEW JERSEY . ,sh vs-,. , --'tx' ,gk- L l . X X . E 4 Y i i e gN.--.., X,-. .. 'lc - x A ' M kk - ffki' -' 'W .. i. G. .Us L-eq ENE: U., n . .,... ,X ..,.E, . ,' , .v.N.,sM,,, ' , -sf J H JAX- 'x i', Eli .,k, , r. -D X M, . . 5, JJ A . x PA-,KA x KN- 1 Inter-State Dgeinq and Finishing Co. ' x .,,, ,X,x,S, efkkrxkwx X ' K . J, . V vssfiikb FXQQIE G- , 35 EIGHTH STREET PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY is . PA TRUNS . Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. Hrbek J. Geletka Mr. and Mrs. V. Focarino Mr. and Mrs. G. Ceramella Mr. and Mrs. E. Zabransky Mr. and Mrs. L. Villano Mr. and Mrs. R. Roth Mr. and Mrs. S. Shupak Victor Auto Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. William Trinka Mr. and Mrs . J. Matus N Mr. and Mrs. E. Picardi Mr. and Mrs. S. Nefski Mr. and Mrs. J. Karaman Mr. and Mrs. J. Sistaro Mr. and Mrs. B. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mr. and Mrs. G. Jeffers Mr. and Mrs. M. Evancho Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. D. Wickner T. Moschetti Chester Zarubnicky Mr. and Mrs. V. Manicone Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wilde Mr. and Mrs. J. De Masso Mr. and Mrs. F. Salerno Mrs. G. Grace Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kral W. Hand M. Daly J. Drost W. Lestishock Mr. and Mrs. J. Marchese . and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . J. Nicolosi Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs S. Pedati Mr. and Mrs. Mr . J. Evanecki J. Thompson A. Ciaralli A. Finocchio P. Tonsits Yves Le Coent E. Daken . G. Huis Mr. Vincent Mortellaro Mr. and Mrs. R. Stellingwerf Mr. and Mrs. M. Mahull Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Greco P. Mordenti S. Vara Mr. and Mrs. H. Wyckoff Mr. and Mrs. J. Novotny Mr. and Mrs. Gannaio Mr. and Mrs. F. Paladino Mr. and Mrs. W. Strait Mr. and Mrs. B. Travaglio Mr. and Mrs. F. Cutrona Mr. and Mrs. J. Gazzani Mr. and Mrs. F. Greco Mr. and Mrs. W. Novak Mr. and Mrs. A. Gottschalk Mrs. A. Leskowsky Mr. and Mrs. J. Dianuzzo Mr. and Mrs. W. Reyngoudt Mr. and Mrs. G. Schilling Mr. and Mrs. C. Maura Board of Education SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP ROCHELLE PARK, NEW JERSEY Build Health Each Day . . . The Luscious Way! When you enjoy a plateful of Reid's Ice Cream you get all the nutrients of rich ice cream and wholesome milk products. There's Vitamin A, that important B complex as well as iron, calcium, and valuable proteins. So enjoy delicious nourishing . . . RElD'S ICE CREAM Preferred Qualify Since 'I874 II4 Dlamond 3-4125 PRescott 7-6929 LEE'S BRIDAL SHOP BAILI-IE, INC. LEE CHIARAMONTE, Prop. PLUMBING and HEATING Brides and Bridesmaid's Gowns Tuxedos to Hire v 'A' UTT'-E FERRY- NJ- 27 MAIN STREET LODI, N.J. GRegory 3-4848 PRescott 7-4843 PReScott 8-3528 JOHN A. and AMERICAN BOTTLING ETTORE J. FOCHI COMPANY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE SAL TUZZEO 'P' MANUFACTURERS OF Carbonated Beverages . Bottlers of Squirt 299 MAIN STREET LODI, N.J. 98 HUDSON STREET GAREIELD, N.J. IIS Gnzegory 3-7722 ADVANCE TELEVISION SERVICE, INC. COLLEGIATE TELEVISION INSTALLATION CAP AND GOWN CUMPANY and SERVICE CONTRACTORS HACKENSACK ' LODI ' EAST NEWARK ik NEW BRUNSWICK 836 VAN HOUTEN AVENUE 366 HETH AVENUE CLIFTON, N.J. NEW YORK PRescott 9-6555 Loon LUMBER Cr suvnv COMPANY, INC- BAKERS or BOND BREAD C. CARDIELLO FEEL ITS FRESHNESS Millwork 0 Mason Materials 401-403 PASSAIC AVENUE LODI, N.J. II6 PR t 9 8788 9 FA I 5-2255 RANDAZZO GARDEN STATE HOMES CONSTRUCTION CO. COMPANY A A 82 PROSPECT STREET PASSAIC N J 83 BROADWAY EAST PATERSON, N J CXQQIW Mr. and Mrs. ARTHUR J. MESSINEO LIOGXJ ff 9 5647 PR ff JAMES McKAY INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES A 5 NICHOLSON STREET LODI N J 7 6367 , 5 hr, 1, u K I-. . r,' L- ' 1 lf GRegory 3-1133 '-- .. Dlamond 2-6807 1 , Ll First With the Finest I ,If I, A ii:-I? Qlvl:1 VENETIAN BLIND CO. MANUFACTURERS OF THREE TRACK ALUMINUM WINDOWS KIPP AVENUE and SOUTH MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEV FRANK DE MURO GRegory 3-1967 PAT DE MURO PRescott 7-7140 DE MURO BROTHERS PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS OIL BURNERS 92-94 WESTERVELT PLACE INSTALLED LODI, NEW J ERSEY PRescott 9-5957 HOME MADE CANDIES Leg regni's Meat Market 23 MAIN STREET LODI, N.J. PRescott 9-5556 Res. PRescotf 8-7374 FAiV'aWn 6-1023 Warchol Fine Quality Furniture Wm' B 9We C' 50 APPLIANCES d FLOOR COVERINGS DISTRIBUTORS an Heating and Wat S f S Il ALBIN A. WARCHOL, Proprietor Plumbing, agyygrggucttpp as 120 MARKET STREET PASSAIC. N. J. 140-14s MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON II8 SAULINO BROTHERS MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS You Can Whip Our Cream . . . But You Can't Beat Our Milk 43 KIPP AVENUE LODI, NEW JERSEY PResc0tt 7-8632 HARRISON FLORIST Wedding Bouquets and Funeral Designs I94 Harrison Avenue Garfield, N. J. l HUmbOldt 7-3927 WOODMERE FOOD MARKET Serving the Finest in Food . . . to the Finest of People 72 Essex Street Lodi, N. J ENGLE OOSTDYK, INC. MOTOR TRANSPORTATION Albany ' Paterson ' Philadelphia PRescott 7-I I I7 - 8 YOUR STATIONER Keyes-Urquhart Co., Inc. 641 MAIN AVENUE PASSAIC. N.J GRamercy 3-2131 Tom's Florist WEDDING BOUQUETS 0 FUNERAL DESIGNS 3lI PASSAIC STREET GARFIELD, N.J. GRegory 3-7622 Help us keep your borough clean FRANK STAMATO 8' CO. 284 Main Street Lodi, N. J. N. Market Dairy 54 JACOB STREET GARFIELD, N.J. Glafrzfqavran - 4i'I ' J WI , Lp I . LIVLIPHIIJ JL XXL If I I x J ,sWL,J- Wq'If.fI' HUbbard 7 - 5090 GRAHAM'S DAIRY I-IoME MADE ICE CREAM Tasty Sandwiches ' Milk ' Buttermilk 50 Market Street Saddle River Township FAirIawrI 6-4947 COLEMAN Cr McCRANOR COMPANY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Mortgages ' Rentals ' Appraisals 543 River Drive East Paterson, N. J PRescott 9-967 7 PANAMA'S ' Delicious Hot Dogs - Hamburgers ' Shrimpburgers IAII Shrimpl ' Hot Waffles With Ice Cream ' Fountain Service 275 Main Street Lodi, N. J. INear Route 61 B. L. LEMKE 5' CO., INC. MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS I99 Main Street Lodi, N. J HAckerIsack 3-498I J . R E H M HOME MADE ICE CREAM Schrafft's Candies 'Toys ' Greeting Cards I7I Main Street Little Ferry, N. J. GRamercy 3-5562 COTTON E'S PHARMACY F. W. COTTONE, Reg Pharmacist Prompt, Free Delivery Service 73 Main Street Lodi, N. J EAST PATERSON VULTURES SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '52 PRescott 9-3 I 53 MARCHESE'S SUNNYSIDE FLORIST WEDDING BOUQUETS ' FLORAL DESIGNS 67 Main Street Lodi, N. J I2O Diamond 2-2070 JOSEPH SRHOLEZ, JR. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 228 Main Street Little Ferry, N. J. TH E STEVENS AIRCRAFT CORPORATION Manufacturers and Distributors of AIRCRAFT PARTS 516 Market Street Rochelle Park, N LARRY'S LUNCHEONETTE and ICE CREAM PARLOR 200 South Main Street Lodi, N. J. GRegory 3-9470 PAP'S WINES 8' LIQUORS 503-505 Westminster Place Lodi, N CHICKEN'S LUNCH EONETTE 8I Main Street Lodi, N. J. PRescott 9-0538 VAN'S DAIRY M. VAN sci-IAIK cf SON MILK and MILK PRODUCTS I2 Ottawa Avenue Lodi, N GRegorv 3-4880 VINCENT SORBELLO P H A R M A C I S T The Rexall Store 42 Main Street Lodi, N. J. HAckensack 2-9863 GALLO'S DRUG STORE C. F. GALLO, Reg. Pharmacist I4I Rochelle Avenue Rochelle Park, N wt N If 1 ei 1 X f I' X -Q4 'E .fe 3 Q Thomas Marino G' Sons, Inc. H. H. Nakashian 8' Sons BROADLOOM CARPETS and ORIENTAL RUGS 25-I5 BROADWAY FAIRLAWN, N.J. Home Owner's Construction Co. 234-B MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, N. J. J. H. Kolaga FLOWERS IN SYMPHONIC ARRANGEMENTS ROUTE 4 FAIRLAWN, N. J. LAmberT 5-7688 FAirIawn 6-0340 U. S. Artistic Monument Company, Inc. MONUMENTS and MAUSOLEUMS Marie Sweet Shoppe FRENCH RICCIARDI ICE CREAM John Gregg A KET S REE EAST PATERSON, N. . M R T -EAT Midland Avenuey J 27-I5 BROADWAY FAIRLAWN, N.J. FAirIawn 6-3533 Ga p's Meat Market PRIME MEATS 9 QUALITY GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS Home Made Italian Sausage Our Specialty 242 MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON. N.J. 0'Shea's Market PResco1'f 7-3358 Lo Castro Dairy Selected Milk and Quality Creamery Products 385 OAK STREET PASSAIC. N.J. Chinni's Kiddie Shop INFANTS' and CHILDREN'S WEAR 88 MAIN STREET LODI, N.J. ManzeIIa's Italian Restaurant 466 PASSAIC STREET LODI, N.J. PRescott 7-8741 Ingenito's Sport Shop SPORTING GOODS 9 APPLIANCES Teams Fitted For All Sports 88 MAIN STREET LODI, N.J. FAirIawn 6-1604 Central Hardware Houseware 0 Paints and Supplies ' Garden Needs Fishing Tackle 0 Sporting Goods U Uniforms Mangano's Food Center I7 SUMMIT AVENUE EAST PATERSON, N.J. 229 ELM STREET EAST PATERSON, N.J. FAaf1awn 6-1437 - I484 Gaegory 3-9196 FREE DELIVERY U Thomas Marino G' Sons, Inc. R Albam, COAL 'MKf5Q,P,f2sMi9,-'Ef,,LLgUEL OIL MEAT MARKET and GENERAL MERCHANDISE 444 BOULEVARD EAST PATERSON. N.J. IOffice and Yard aa- N. Y. s. e w. R. 12.1 111 ARNQT STREET LODI, N.J. I22 HUbbard 7-9617 TerrobiIe's Restaurant 520 NORTH MAIN STREET LODI, N.J. PRescott 7-5542 Phone Orders Taken Every Day Mike's Bakery M. MANICONE, Prop. Try us first always for your WEDDING and BIRTHDAY CAKES Whipped Cream Our Speciality Sweets For All Occasions 230 UNION STREET LODI, N.J. GRegory 3-2251 Muscarella Pharmacy J. A. MUSCARELLA, Ph.G. 79 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. Washine National Sands, Inc. Diamond 2-7239 - Rosenblum's DAIRY - DELICATESSEN - GROCERIES Prompt Delivery 148 MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY, N.J. HAckensack 2-0529 Aga r's Ma rket Dealers in GROCERIES. FRUITS and VEGETABLES FEED and GRAIN 208 MAIN STRET LITTLE FERRY, N.J. Diamond 3-9749 G. C. Muller, Dr. ' NEWSDEALER Stationery - Cigars - Tobacco Ice Cream and Fountain Service 177 MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY, N.J. Dockray's Market FINEST GROCERIES 0 MEATS Delicatessen and Frozen Foods 335 PRESIDENT STREET SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N. J. GRegory 3-0860 Plaza Package Store 342 PRESIDENT STREET SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N.J. FAirlawn 6-1411 Open 7 Days a Week Lennard's Pharmacy Prompt, Free Delivery Service 485 FAIRLAWN PARKWAY SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N.J. Diamond 2-2995 Tuma Hardware Sporting Goods 0 Appliances House Furnishings Glass I Paints I Toys 204 MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY, N.J. FAirIawn 6-4826 Center Shoe Store SHOES FOR ALL 188 FLORAL LANE, SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N.J. Lodi Food Center LODI, N.J. PRescott 9-6190 JAMES GIRGENTI Liberty Tailor CALL and DELIVERY SERVICE 28 LIBERTY STREET LODI, N,J. Center Delicatessen FINE FOODS, SALADS and SANDWICHES At All Times 487 FAIRLAWN PARKWAY SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N. J. PRescott 9-9191 DeRosa Quality Food Market 26 BORIG PLACE LODI, N.J. DOLIN STUDIO 'Photographs of Merit' Our best wishes to the Graduating Class of l952. Our fervent hope is that you will meet the future amid conditions of pros- perity and happiness, in a peaceful world. PRescott 9-l96l 39 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY IZ4 G. 8c D. Co. New York City YOUR SCHOOL RING JEWELERS EXTENDS THEIR GREETINGS 125 n 'f BOARD OF EDUCATION LITTLE FERRY, NEW JERSEY Mr. George W. Holz President Mr. Otto Kozich Mr. Emil Bezdek Vice President District Clerk Mr. Emil Bezdek Mr. Anthony Heubel Mr. Nicholas Kawaters Mr. Fred Pytlik Mr. Robert Mirto Mr. Edward A. O'Connor Mr. James Van Antwerp BALDINO BUILDERS ik l4l ARNOT STREET LODI, N.J. COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN RUSMAN Safe ' Economical - Dependable sc:-loos. Bus SERVICE A F R I E N D o PALISADES PARK, N. J. -:Zum CD3 Qian fu? 'O 'Ui Em 103 FU wg 3 mc -2.9 22 -fu EQ 80 X. 33 - OOO C 4- .C U 222 .cum Zane. E-1 m ,,3 SCH oz.- 9-OU C Q.-Em U7 SJ: 5070 aff QMS: 0:4193 L-4-' 9.5 OVIKD 53. Q, , , if jfs 2 5 ,ix C K Qwx 1 , X W: , 2125 ' ' si page K xmifg XA? Gigi? f, gfi gf . xi-K 5 XJ Q 4, X A ! d casual an tdoor OU or, do in est furniture. C I us :E hh O Q S- O 43 m I'- LLI Go, 'wo c-o- .-::-1:.- . 0' QD -IJ ID IU LLI 0 -C , -U C he L Kind i F sei and s i l u U-I: I X, Xw J X 4 - ,X X im nr Y xwv fi Q , Sf A Q. Z a s f 3? of 0 M 5 z 'S vu m Rout TTLE F ll qu 1- ON .,'? 4-vl S Ui K -E Qu WU :!.. 0.0 :va- L I T Write East of eferboro Dlamond 2-0466 P' Q vu 1. W -1 3 W Z Q- O Q- vu S 2 2 '- 'E o B .2 4 I- Mile Phone P.M. 1 gfon Bridge O :- from George Washin 0 4- va 5- lu 'U E I U5 'U I N r 's Q 6 Miles : an A O AU rosknmls 'M 1 4' -w. K w in fd .Ig ng A .. 'QM M AM 2 , gn 4'- p , 3577 ' f MT f'Y :': ki L 4,-' .2 qiwdg in j,N 7' ' 0 +G W f 'fL,flf' W Jw' if-f Qll ' D1 ! Gfxy-Q! X is . . :Z . R 6 . X . -.1. 1, as f I 0 5 s 533 5 if . iz qw-j . I V+. if-ze vf' A 3 f. 5525? f-aw .ip , 1 X GS ' ' I W, f I r 1 ' J, . ,sa - ? '. '35 'J . WF TQ, 'Qi' Q 'geigf ,sfifvi QQ-'.-1. ' iw I M ,Q 1,3-' ' N1 Im f V .. I .... , ' ' w.-I ., Hr.,- v 5 ,fp 4 wif' W! ff Mmbffyf' ' WQQEW W W mwffwff f s WW 4 . ' A . mv . . . ,, 1 , f . . , - ' f'+.i1g.:w,.-'fm -fi, f- yr '- ,V m . m - , , N, 1 A ,, , ..,.,-e, - any Ml X W Ji S5 WH '14-sr - JHLf., f. fff i' '1,:f, I' ' - V- ' 'T U .NIV L14 ,' N..E'iif7a:'c?,.f-Q?2iQ3'f'l .1f1.4T A Fifi s Qv --1 -' ' 2 uh 5 , Hg VXKMYTW 43 W v ,Fir . , , 3-.,,,.,w:fg M., f. f 1 I if 4 c QM fu MW I

”

Suggestions in the Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) collection:

Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collection, 1945 Edition, Page 1

1945

 Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collection, 1948 Edition, Page 1

1948

 Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collection, 1949 Edition, Page 1

1949

 Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collection, 1953 Edition, Page 1

1953

 Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collection, 1954 Edition, Page 1

1954

 Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ) online collection, 1955 Edition, Page 1

1955

Searching for more yearbooks in New Jersey?
Try looking in the e-Yearbook.com online New Jersey yearbook catalog.



1985 Edition online 1970 Edition online 1972 Edition online 1965 Edition online 1983 Edition online 1983 Edition online
FIND FRIENDS AND CLASMATES GENEALOGY ARCHIVE REUNION PLANNING
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today! Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly! Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
 E-Yearbook Home  Quick Search  Advanced Search  Quick Browse