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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1953 volume:

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This flow of music from a thousand strings will ring in our ears, louder and louder, haunting us, stirring something up wildly within us: and then we shall no longer be able to resist it, Suddenly we will be holding the yearbook solemnly, as an old, cherished thing, and we will open it to turn back the pages of time to find some dear memory, lt is not just a book, it is a part of us, a part of our lives. We will review and live once again, for a while, in these aging pages many won- derful moments spent here at Lodi. ln this magic mirror we shall see four years of work, four years of fun, four years of wonderful companion- ship-all included in that golden period of our life-those years at Lodi High School. And as we leave this school, let us take our memories with us in this volume of Magic Casements, for: No matter how far we may go Beyond time, mountain, or sea, No barrier will be strong enough To hold back the train of mem'ry. l ll pg-.L X T5 5-I clication As an expressuon of smcerest gratntude for your devoted time and servlce toward both the nmprove ment of Lodn l-lngh School and our class we e Class of V953 dedncate thus our yearbook to ou Mr Louis A March and Muss Jennie Alessi A 'A Wa. vw A 'il aw v.,.1',, I u mm. 1w,42a'+4, 1. xg W5 XIQ 1 rn ,J 'af 'fm gh: ,ri :Sl w 'ef 64-43-' ,I mason' igvtrwg Q, .lf 2' g,i. f' wx'-1' Xgaenz-M ann!! , . 'fl'1 . y , Y , ff xv X ' ' , ' ' 2+4n.A. 91423 - 11'-xl Y- l-'1 - F . . . 1 vb- 'f' :lf r 'Q'a'w 7f' vqv- l' ' -, -,J .ax 'ag--,A -w., x.-.', . XIMSW I ' I I1 ' , , X .- . - .I 15 I. I ,I I ' Rf! QI ' . f 1- . . ' . . - i- - 'f H l nf '- ..-ul : pc-:'5 - E -' '. are I T ' - , 'i' 1 I fb ' N g f i E : '.' 5 ' 5'25ji5x'.:3.2 rl' fl nd! Vg. 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LOUIS A MARCH MISS JENNIE ALESSI 9 MR JOHN FOCHI Presndent EMIL LUCIA Vrce Presndent 'ini MR JOSEPH CI LI BERTO Board of Education MR T FRANCIS BUTLER Dnsfrlcf Clerk MR ANTHONY H DELLA PENTA Supervlslng Prlnclpal ai K MR SAMUEL MARCHESE MR FRANK SEDITA MR BARNEY BRANCA an-...,, 'Amir MR MARINUS GALANT! MR HAROLD PIAZZA MR ANTHONY IMPARATO T T Q L A .1 it S A 11- f , J, , 1 ,M K MR.. V . . . V I D352 f Y K--2 ad midst! ation rw Was. MR. FRANK GACIOFANO Principal .. ,'w,wf.v1v'f' Principal 's Message The administration and members of our staff, during your stay with us, have delved into their knowledge and experiences in order to help prepare you for your future goals. They have attempted to train you mentally and physically for the great task that lies before you. Looking upon a world that has been torn by wars and strife since l94l, America has invested more and more in its youth, hoping some day that through their educational experiences they may find some of the answers to our problems, But the pessimists among us see only wars and more wars to come. Good will toward the good life seems unattainably idealistic-a platitude rather than a real hope. Yet we in the schools of America must never lose our faith in mankind. Every youth is a potential messiah. They are the raw materials from which we hope to build a new heaven and a new earth in which peace will dwell, and good will toward all men will reign again. Let us make this our life's objective! M isis als 40' Q..-P' Aja-HN Administrators MR AUGUST LASCARI Vlce Prmcupal You have been our gunde an the supervnsnon of dISClplIf1aI'y problems You have carefully and effucnently dlrected us In the rught channels of good behavior To you we shall be thankful and apprecnatlve for every but of advnce you have given us lf your wnse manner IS not already ob vnous nt wlll become clear In future years MR PATRICK E TEDESCO Supervnsor of lnstructlon lt us for our beneflt that your la bonous tasks have been exercised You have devoted all your efforts to the difficult task of keeplng our edu catlonal standards on a hugh level We gnve you our pralse and our thanks I3 Administrators MR. ANTHONY J. LALUMIA Guidance Director With our best interests always foremost in your mind, you heve efficiently directed our guidance department. We express our gratitude for your successful efforts. MR. LOUIS A. MARCH Director of Activities You have been our capable leader. lt is to you that we express our gratitude for your tireless efforts in directing all our extra-curricular activities and in guiding our social and scholastic achievements. I4 MISS ROSA STASSI Dean of Girls You have sympathetically listened to our every problemg you have carefully considered our necessi- ties. We thank you for your aid in making our high school life happier and our futures more perceptive. ' are L Z l l 2 l MR. STANLEY Pl ELA Supervisor of Physical Education and Health As head of the Lodi Physical Education and Health Department we wish to thank you for so many enjoyable athletic events. You have instilled in us a spirit of fair play and good sportsmanship. We shall always remember you. HONORS COMMITTEE Front Row: Miss Rosa Stassi, Mr, August Lascari, Mr. Frank Gaciotano, Chairman, Mr, Anthony J. Lalumia. Second Row: Mr. Peter Scandariato, Mr, Louis A. March, Mrs. Lucy Scandariato, Miss Anita Saoella, Mrs. Clementine Del Greco, Mrs. Ruth Hannigan, Mr. Stanley Piela, Mr. Philip Niosi, Mr. Frank La Barba. The Honors Committee evaluates and selects students for the National Honor Society with regard to their excellence of achievement in every line of en- deavor. The committee also determines the outstanding students for the Al- umni Award, the Rensselaer Award, the Bausch Cnr Lomb Award, and the Lodi Woman's Club Citizenship Award. FACULTY COUNCIL Front Row: Miss Rosa Stassi, Mrs. Clemen- tine Del Greco, Mr. Frank Gaciofano, Chair- man, Mrs. Ruth Hannigan, Back Row: Mr. Anthony J. Lalumia, Mr, Stanley Piela, Mr. August Lascari, Mr. Louis A. March, Mr. Clifford, C. Geyer, The Faculty Council is the group which presents the ideas and suggestions of the faculty to the administration, and works with the administration to pro- duce desired results. I5 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Front Row: Mrs. Clementine Del Greco, Placement Director, Miss Rosa Stassi, Dean of Girls, Mr. Anthony J, Lalumia, Director of Guidanceg Mr. Philip Niosi, Back Row: Mr Peter Scandariato, Miss Anita Sabella, Mrs. Lucy Scandariato, Miss Eleanor Svec, Mr. Frank La Barba. The Seniors will never forget the valu- able help the Guidance Department has given, nor the friendly manner in which it was given. They have aided greatly in charting the course many students have taken. pgu , f.. Jennue Alessr John Blllla Margie DeCandua Lucy Ferko Phnlllp Gross M A Lester Lascaru B A Frank Averso fi Julnet Bechak Sophue Canovas Joseph Cody Danuel COI'1Ye A Clementlne Del Greco Robert Della Penta Lllluan Demarest Bernard Focarlno Clrfford Geyer Ruth Hanmgan Anne Marne Herman Desplna Legerldes Gertrude Le Vow M Elnzabefh Glfford M 'R pl? QQ Lynne Hrnman Daniel Luciano Faculty Jack Feldman Teresa Groeller ff' Maldred Kronlsh M Louxs A March M A Julret Feravolo Edward Groman Frank LaBarba Ano Nafale . 9 'Q M.A. BS. B.S. fr an an A B M.Av. I 4B,A. M. . ABA. 3 ,- . I L 7 , QQ, RN- B.S. B.S. I I B,A, MIA. L Q l, B.s. as. A as. U .An BA. as. 9 4 L l' 6 L , . . B.A. HA. B.S. .A. B,S. A 1 I a , 1 f, I I nfl , ' - I 'Q Q , 1 V lf A ' f , l A aa xr A , , I A M5, I GA, 's.s. I A I . 'a.s. f gn Q Juluan Opsahl Frank Paparozzi MA. BA, Q Leonard Russo Salvatore Russo Agatha Scandarnato Lucy Scandanato Paul Speznale Edward Svoharz Jerry Tambureilo Wuiluam Tryanowskx v Thomas Verga B S M A Stanley Pnela B.S. Amfa Sabella M Peter Scandanat Eleanor Svec MA ,.- Ann L,zn'ann 'W Beafruce Warcnol Evelyn Wekernan BA. BA. t .A. I f B.s. I BA. V B,S. t E10 B.s. E as. . . , - G E' 45+ BA. es. BjA.' 'I 0 '3 E T , 6 iz, Songs to Remember Class Song lTo the Tune of the Parting Songl From the time we say goodbye Tull the time we say hello We will rnlss you Lodi Hugh And the truends we ve come to know Keep a prayer wnthun our hearts For the fume wall surely fly Tlll the day when we wmll meet again From the tnme we say goodbye Words by Jo ephlne Carafa Mane De Salvo Almg Mater Near the Sadale River Waters On a lotty hall Stands our noble Alma Mater Graced In glory stull Rang her praises never ceasing As we ve always done Thee we honor' Alma Mater Honor .letter From thy ha we Il go Inspired To be great S tame We who tre thy halls so stately Ever love thy name Haul to thee dear Alma Mater Hall to the range and Blue May thy minory ever linger And thy wxfdom true .Q W 225 M if ga: ,fffiw org - 12555, . v M n ' on an 55 Lg w . . . i , . ja P55 Eg? . . . V My , S . , wx dasszs -,-1'--. C my my Senior Class Cfhcers KURZ MARY D DONALD t Vice P QSA VO Pfegden '9SIdenf '93 ,nn 2' LORRAINE MATUS JOSEPHINE CARAFA Treasurer I I I I I Hi X V I , ,Q - if a I 4 H . . h L , .47 ? fn- V' H fr .1 Secretary Seniors . . . 11' A NH -an , 3. A-'A fs gas 49 I' I -vi, ,QR 49' SENIOR CABINET Advisers: Mr, Stanley Pnela and Miss Ann Marie Herman. Front Row Mr. SIanIey Pwela, Advuserg Lorraxne Mams, Secrcfary. Dcnad Kurz, Presudenf, Mane 3eSalxo, Vxce Preswdent, Josephwnc Carafa, Treasurer. Anne Mane Herman. Acwser. Second Row: Lows GVIZWQIICV, Adele Hracovskx, EIIen McCoy, Norma Zovnek. Barbara Ea'rhIen, Edna Morcher. MarIIyn Pernera, .loan Keresfv. Thrrd RCW' Terrwe BeIIn, Vnctor Cohen, Frank Terry, Gary Carabm. Ronnie DaIeo, Pere PoIn::n, Ann Fuqe. Back Row: CharIes BreueI. Gecrge Sfurnp, Phu Wagenh, I .v.0-57,-swf: ELLIS BEARD IncIueTrIaI Arts Lgj, L. S ARMY Seniors in Service JOSEPH DMAGGIO Insuxrwa Arts Lf , C.S I-.f Charles G. Abbatemarco Academic Lodi Abbate . . . enloys going to basketball ancl football games-pet dislike is conf ceited girls . . . likes all kinds of iokes . , . his ambi- tion is to go to college. Academic Plays fl xerx line someday expects . . . has brown cur George T. Accetta Academic Lodi 'Georgie' , . . his special likes include basketball, girls ant a new car . , , belieyes his future lees in coaching . . . favorite bl,ll7lCClfflLJl'tCll Fran k D. Altieri Lodi wiolln . . , to be an engineer . , likes all sports tlislikes conceitetl treo ple . . . likes mathematics ly hair. fvfm Charles A. Alessandrini General Clerical Lodi Charlie . . . dislikes spin- ach and soup . . , has rect har and blue eyes . . . plays clarinet in school band . . . likes people who haue a sense ol humor. Catherine R. Antista General Clerical 'Kay . . . likes mlrlylng liar lAther's new Font , . has pretty dark brown eyes . , , plans to become A typist likes to hang out at Parm- ma's . . . layorite expression, Mmmm Boy-Yea! E Anthony Anzelmo K ' General Lodi K If Chubby . , , played toot y I ball . , would like to take a long trip on a luxury Izner F , , . airplanes are Helene Arbus General Clerical Lee . . . enloys knitting and driving . , . can often be heard saying Haw. no ' . . . his special f interest . . . his tavorlte color is rlark blue. le ,, .W Virginia H. Arnold Secretarial East Paterson Ginny . . . collects picture post caros . . , is blessed with natural rect hair , , . rloesn't like short hair cuts . . , on hi ioys rnoyies and baseball , . will be an irleal secretary someday. r - it '4 2 , K hates horcework . . , her ambition is to oet married Pete ball with periozl sirs anrl like to turist. . . . she is usually xery seri- ous ancl quiet. ,mm '19 My 4 4 x ff f 1 f Q f 4- Q ll ff I y I Anthony M. Alfano Academic Lodi 'Tony . . . entoys all sports ...is known for his pleasing personality . . . likes all food, Jerry Lewis, Marlon Brando, and Sal's Luncheon- ette . . . prefers arithmetic to all other subiects, Lodi Fast Paterson Gary A. Baker General Saddle River Twp. 'Bake' . . . a sport enthusi- ast , . . spends his tirne at the Township Fountain . . . saying XVat next year. . . . plays in the school lmn'l . , . favor te sulilect, iournalusrn. can lze hearfl itlll f J , in it Frank Baldino General Lodi Likes all sports . . . played football and basketball . . . dislikes bossy people . . . blue is his favorite color . . . favorite hangout is at the drug store. Richard A. Bayen General Lodi Richie . . , collects records . . . is a music lover and sports enthusiast . . . plays the guitar . . . wants to be a seaman . . . likes the com- pany of girls . . . favorite subjects, physics, geometry, and U.S. History ll. Theresa E. Belli Secretarial Lodi Terrie . . , very energetic , . . enjoys dancing and has a talent for drawing . . . likes to make new friends . . . can usually be found at Panama's . . . a peppy cheerleader . . . is proud of her fake beauty mark. 1 Annette I. Bennett Academic East Paterson Plays piano very well . . . all extra money goes for sheet music and clothes . . . loathes fish . . . plays violin in school orchestra . . . ambition is to become an occupational ther- apist . . . favorite subjects, French and orchestra. Stella A. Bera Secretarial Wallington Stash . . . to be happy and drive a convertible are her ambitions . . . collects glasses . . . favorite color is blue, favorite subject Glee Club . . . can often be heard saying Down boy! William Bergen Industrial Arts East Paterson Bill . . . makes model cars his hobby . . . likes football . . . plans to become a me- chanic . . . favorite colors, are orange and blue . . . is a Edward M. Bergen Industrial Arts East Paterson Ed . . . likes music . . . enjoys metal shop . . . is often at Qick's Diner or at home sleeping , . . frequently says Oh sugar . . . intends to become a painter. Marjorie A. Bird Secretarial East Paterson Margie . . . sewing is her hobby . . . has musical talent and plays the piano, the sax- ophone and the violin . . . is preparing to become a Seca Buddy Blatt General Saddle River Clerical Township Buddy . . . likes cars and the company of girls . . . hates to get up in the morn- ing . . . spends a great deal of his school time in the lava- tory. three year football man, Gloria P. Bocchino Industrial Arts East Paterson Dori . . . plays the piano, accordion and clarinet . . . wants to be a singer . . . likes to dance, skate and drive a car , . . can often be heard saying Take it as a joke . . .favorite subjects, English, and Typing. retary. Carol F. Bodmer Secretarial East Paterson 'tBabe . . . prospective sec- retary . . . likes U,S, History ll and bowling . . , can often be seen at the Elmwood Spa . , . favorite expression l'You Jar me. Joseph J. Bohnarcxyk Wallington General Roach . . . spends a great deal of time at Martains Club 69 . . . works in a florist in order to go to engineering school . . . avid hunting and fishing enthusiast , . . favor- ite subject is chemistry. i .1 0 i , Q an l ir JN. e Claire M. Bonin Secretarial Lodi Frenchy . . . thinks pizza and dancing are very good . . . can usually be found at Panama's telling jokes . . . sings and believes she is a talented comedian . . . Eng- lish and office practice are her favorite subjects. Industrial Arts Herbert G. Burkerf Academic East Paterson The Dodgers and girls rate high on Hubby's list , . . he'd be in gym all day long, if that were possible . . . sure can play that trombone . . . aspires to be a tool and die maker. Andrew A. Brancato General Clerical Lodi Andy . . . is happy when dancing, making money, play- ing baseball or in the com- pany of girls . . . would like to be an office clerk . . . has dark wavy hair . . . favorite subject English. Barbara L. Brown Lodi Bobbie . . . a future dental assistant . . . enjoys her Eng- lish classes . . . hobbies are sewing and photography . . . dislikes roller skating. William C. Brown Academic East Paterson Bill . . .enjoys bowling... K can usually be found at Wal- green's . . . likes to sin or Q imitate singers, enjoys danc- x ing . . . plans to become a T certified public accountant. Neil Bustraan General Lodi Neil often remarks What are you a wise guy? . . . enjoys making people happy . . . hopes to be a commercial artist . . . he is tall and has short blond hair . . . art and mechanical drawing are his favorite subjects. if -E I Marie A. Brancato General Saddle River Clerical Township Mish . . . is blessed with naturally curly hair . . . col- lects records . . . likes nice, smart clothes . . . would like to work in an office . . . office practice is her favorite subject. Charles F. Breuel Academic Saddle River Township Charlie . . . likes anything blue . . . favorite hangout is the Township Fountain . . . enjoys dancing and playing the clarinet . . . would like to he a civil engineer. Kathlene R. Brown General Clerical East Paterson Kay . . . long haired beauty . . . likes to go dancing . . . is easily annoyed at conceited people . . . enjoys New York City . . . skating takes up much of her time. Henry Budin Industrial Arts Little Ferry Hank . . . a future cabinet maker . . . enjoys fishing and hunting . . . anything blue catches his eye . . . is never bored in shop math or English. .loan R. Byrne Secretarial Lodi Burnsey . . . dislikes con- ceited boys . . . freckles dot her pleasant face . . . Mandy's Morgue is her favorite hang- out . . . plans to become a secretary . . . has some sing- ing ability. Carl E. Calettu Academic Lodi Foot has very curly hair . . . frequently says Mm Boy . . . plans to go to col- lege . . . likes his science and Italian classes . . . his special likes are eating, sleeping and television. Q- .1 f . . ii o 42- . . . 4 A f . . ... J David Cammarata Academic Lodi Cammy is a member of the track team . . . spends a great deal of time at the Y.M.C,A. . . . likes to bowl, play the harmonica, horseback riding and eating ravioli. Dan Caporoso Industrial Arts Lodi Cap participated in foot- ball and track . . . plans to become a mason . has curly hair . . . spends most of his time at Panama's or Focarino's . . . favorite sub- jects, Wood Shop and mathe- John Cappella General Saddle River Township Johnny dislikes anything that looks like work . . . en- joys moonlight rides mostly in the company of girls . . . has nice wavy hair . . . plans on becoming an architect. Gary Carabin Academic Lodi Gary is tall and has a pleas- ant smile . . . enjoys playing basketball . . . spends a lot of time with his girl friend lrma . . . may be heard say- ing Who's kidding who? . . . likes to hang pictures in matics. his room. Josephine Carafa Secretarial Lodi Jo has freckles . . . likes the Yankees, sports and nice clothes . . . dislikes home- work and conceited people . . .spends quite a bit of her time eating and dancing . . . favorite subjects, U.S. His- tory ll, and stenography. Josephine J. Cassarino General Clerical East Paterson Jo likes to feast on shrimp and all types of sea food . . . likes to sing and dance . . . would like to become a fam- ous singer but will settle on being a housewife . . . favor- June R. Carlough Secretarial East Paterson June likes to sing, dance and swim . . . favorite subjects, English and typing . . . plans on being a secretary . . . favorite expression M-m-m Boy Goodie . . . Blue is her favorite color. Robert P. Cerini Academic Lodi Bob plays the trumpet . . . likes model railroading and photography . . . can usually be seen at Curioni's store in Lodi . . . his favorite subject is chemistry . . . likes to take . mga-J 'Wm Joan M. Cerone Secretarial East Paterson Joan has brown hair and green eyes . . . likes bowling and eating . . .office practice is her favorite subject . . . Bunny l-lollingsworth is her best friend . . . favorite hobby is reading. ite subject, typing. Mary A. Chabuel Secretarial Lodi Mary collects records . . . likes reading and listening to Eddie Fisher records . . . can often be heard saying come on . . . office practice is her favorite subject. pictures. Irene Chislock Secretarial Wallington Renee likes motorcycle rid- ing and going on hay rides . . . likes to dance, read, and talk . . . a capable twirler . . . would like to become a secretary. :G Edith E. Ciarocco Secretarial Lodi Toot collects snapshots . . . likes stenography and any- thing that is blue . . . spends a great deal of time at Pana- ma's . . . her ambition is to become a secretary. ri '38 ' f 'Ah 4 Vincent A. Cina Industrial Arts Lodi Vince is Lodi's football co- captain . . . likes all sports . . . pet expression is never happen . . . shop mathe- matics is his favorite subject. Nancy R. Ciuppa Secretarial Lodi Choop collects pictures of Joe DiMaggio . . . likes to have fun at Mandy's . , . dis- likes school and homework . . . would like to work in an office . . . typing is her favorite subject. up I Ci ta ' . Li 31f E?f 5 . -'E '3 s . ,EW -.Q f Victor D. Cohen Academic East Paterson Red . . . has the nicest red hair and freckles to go with it . . , can be found hanging around the Elmwood Spa . . . plans on becoming an engi- neer . . . can be heard ex- claiming that's novel . . . like mathematics and science. f' If Louise M. Costa Secretarial Lodi Lou . , . a crossword puzzle fan, enjoys singing in the choir, likes fencing, baseball and basketball . . . plans on becoming a secretary . . . favorite subjects English and stenography. -f ' ..- 1- 5 CN 34: Carol A. Creathorne Nursing East Paterson Carol likes to eat between meals, spends time with her friends and draw animals . . . she wears glasses and is quite tall . . . is learning to play the accordion . . . would like to enter the medical field. Marilyn L. Culmone General Clerical Lodi Mar has beautiful black curly hair . . . likes to collect snapshots, cook, eat and do housework , . . a talented tap dancer and ballroom dancer . . . favorite expression l almost died. George T. Crenn General Lodi George likes soccer, swimming and boxing . . . a member of Lodi's track team . . . dis- likes sophisticated people . . . his ambition is to become anything that is worth while. Roseann L. Cutrona Secretarial Lodi Ro Ro likes to dance . . , collects snapshots . . . spends quite a bit of time at Pana- rna's . . . would like to be- come a secretary . , . her favorite subject is typing. Sal A. Cutrona Industrial Arts Lodi Sal likes wood shop, the color blue, swimming and fishing . . . spends a great deal of time in Panama's . . . his am- bition is to become a cabinet maker. v ' ru- X1 Joyce Dabeck Secretarial Lodi Joy likes dancing, movies, skating and swimming . . . can usually be found at the Mount Virgin C Y.O, . . . spends her time dancing and listening to the radio . . . would like to be a secretary. James P. Dabulis General Clerical Lodi Jimmy likes football, bas- ketball and baseball . . . likes to dance and meet new girl friends . . . hangs out at Panama's . . . journalism, typing, salesrnanship and ad- vertising are his favorite subiects. ll 1 Ronald M. Daleo General Lodi Ronnie says he wants to be something worthwhile . . . his pet peeve is crabby teach- ers . . . can be seen clowning around with Pete Polidori . . . likes to meet new girl friends . . . plays saxophone and clarinet . . , hangs out at Dana's Pastry Shop. if 95 Ci fl ' f 0 Ligonis Dambis Academic East Paterson Ligy , editor of Magic Case- ments . . . admires truthful people . . . a Dodger fan . . . likes to spend a great deal of time in a music store listening to records . . . sings quite well and would like to be an opera star. Thelma M. Damiani Nursing East Paterson Terry likes dancing . . . collects dolls . . . dislikes Big -deals . . . favorite color is orchid . . .would like to become a nurse in some large hospital. George C. De Angelo General East Paterson Ace likes sports, the com- pany of girls and his favorite color is blue . . . dislikes fellows who think they are too smart . . . can usually be found at Panama's . . . would like to be a lawyer. Anthony De Falco, Jr. Industrial Arts Lodi Tony raises chickens . . . likes baseball and swimming . . . red is his favorite color . . . can usually be found at Panama's . . . one of his pet expressions, A word to the wise is sufficient. Geraldine A. De Franco Secretarial Saddle River Township Gerry spends a great deal of her time at St. Ann's C. Y. O .... loves fried chicken, movies, the color red and playing the piano . . . favor- ite expression, Gee, I don't know . . .would like to be- come a secretary. Phillip G. De Massa General Clerical East Paterson Phil loves to eat italian food and listen to good music . . . favorite hangout is Wal- green's in East Paterson . . . a whiz at the drums . . . his ambition is to et into the Joseph N. De Masso Industrial Arts East Paterson Flip thinks he has talent for detention . . . hates homework and likes gymnas- tics . . . his favorite color is Chinese red . . . can usually be heard saying What de- tention again. Roger P. Demchak Academic East Paterson Rog spends most of his time at the corner store play- ing ping pong, or in the park . . . has an ambition to be- come an electrical engineer . . . likes mathematics and one special girl . . . admits that he has a special talent gf' I 4: Nicholas R. De Paolo Academic Lodi Ricky wants to become a millionaire . . . meanwhile he hangs around Candy's corner store . . . would like to spend most of his time in the com- pany of girls . , . favorite expression, That's the story people. . . 9 insurance business. Marie De Salvo Secretarial Lodi Marie likes reading, sports and sleeping . . . favorite subiect is journalism . . . al- ways saying Your kidding . . . her ambition is to be- come a secretary. for talking. John De Stories General Clerical Little Ferry Jack has a crew cut . . . is known for his sense of humor . . . is a very good gymnast . . . can usually be found at the Sokol Hall in Little Ferry . . . would like to be on the Olympic team. Louis De Vita Industrial Arts Lodi Hobby is raising canaries . . . likes to tix cars and spend his time in the company of girls . . . can usually be found at PelIegrini's Bakery. 9 June M. De Young Secretarial East Paterson Junie hates gym and spi- ders . . . likes the company of boys . . . can usually be heard saying Hiya . . . likes to spend time dancing, skat- ing and playing the piano... would like fo be a secretary and a comptometrist. John G. Dianuzzo General Lodi Johnny can be spotted at Focarino's when not playing baseball or football . . . aside from girls he likes music . . . would some day like to be- come a great musician . . . favorite sono There's Noth- ing Like a Dame. Josephine M. Di Domenico Secretarial Saddle River Township Jo likes soft music, danc- ing and swimming . . . secre- tarial practice is her favorite subject . . . likes to pass off French expressions . . . would like to become a secretary. i f QW? 1 is fill I xt . , . 1, , ii ,, ff, 373-'iii iff? 5,4 ici? ,' ' Thomas G. Di Grazia General Saddle River Township Tom , editor of Magic Case- ments . . , likes people in general, French and the color black . . . during school usu- ally working back stage . . . eniovs painting and writing . . . favorite expression baloney. Rosemarie Diminno General Clerical Lodi Blue-eyed Rosemarie likes dancing, driving and dating . . . can usually be found with the Omicrons . . . worries about gaining weight . . . her ambition is to become a housewife. Lorraine Dittrich Nursing East Paterson Dee enjoys skating and dancing , . . dislikes know it Alls . . . likes anything blue and favorite subject is chemistry . . . plans on be- Pamela Di Santo Secretarial East Paterson Pam has dark hair . . . likes nice clothes, dancing and drive-ins . . . her ambition is to settle down and get mar- ried . . . her favorite color is Tangerine. Joseph J. Dluhy Academic Saddle River Township Joe saves stamps. . .thinks girls are just George . , . dislikes any kind of mathe- matics . . . dreams of becom- ing a well known drummer coming a nurse. Walter R. Dollbaum Academic East Paterson Walt likes to loaf, swim and go fishing . . . chemistry is his favorite subject . . . can usually be found at Gunza's . . . says Hey constantly . . . hopes to be an engineer. Roland J. Donaldson General Clerical Little Ferry Likes to go fishing and hunt- ing . . . enjoys Mr. Cody's sense of humor . . . doesn't care too much for school . . . can usually be found at Charle's Bar-B-Q. in a top band. Robert H. Du Bois General Lodi Bob likes photography . . . spends a lot of time at the movies . . . a tall and good looking lad . . . looks good in blue . . . plans to attend col- lege . . . enjoys studying biology. Harro Ehrenbeck Industrial Arts Little Ferry Enjoys wrestling on the school team . . . can often be found swimming at the Y.M.C.A. . . . believes practice makes perfect . . . would like to represent the United States in the i956 Olympics. 'QOL 5. ff, l X :A 'Ut I. t 'Q .X Arlene J. Elk General Clerical Little Ferry Ari enjoys roller skating at the Paterson and Paramus skating arenas . . . says get out of here to things like school and homework . . . has blond hair . . . would like to become a proficient typist. V Edward Engsell Industrial Arts Saddle River Township Eddie . . . tall, goodlooking blond . . . likes to bowl . . . advocates shorter school hours and less homework . . . good at playing the accordion . . . wants to become a florist. F.. f ill . Frances E. Erdos General Clerical Saddle River Township Fran is a talented accordi- on player . . . enjoys bowling, roller skating, or attending movies . . . favorite expres- sion go Miss Hicks . . . likes good food, money, sail- ors and Cadillacs . . . hopes someday to become a secre- tary. Wade Everett Academic Wallington Chico . . . likes collecting pictures of girls . . . likes to spend a great deal of time sleeping and eating . . , would like to be a pharmacist . . . finds the school day too long. Francis P. Falcetta Academic Saddle River Township Frank . . . academic student partial to girls . . . pharmacy is his goal . . . says George to things like the Italian Club and Choir . . . when not at home in Saddle River Town- ship, can be found at the Y.M.C.A. William J. Feczer Industrial Arts East Paterson Bill . . . likes to play foot- ball and baseball . . . hangs out at the Park and corner store . . . cars are his special interest . . . hopes to become a pilot. Mary Carol A. Faul Academic Little Ferry Piano playing is her hobby . . . would like to become a teacher . . . quiet, but well- liked . . . can be found ice skating any cold winter day. Rosalie M. Ferrara Bookkeeping Lodi Blue eyed Ro likes dancing as well as movies and bowling . . . hopes to become a book- keeper . . . can usually be found at home or heard say- ing Bye now. Robert C. Fisher General Saddle River Township Bob . . . has blue eyes, blond hair . . . looks good in blue . . . enjoys participating on the wrestling team . . . Donald D. Fleisch Academic Saddle River Township Don's hobby is tinkering with his car . , . likes to eat steak and play baseball . . . can usually be found in the Saddle River Township ice cream stores drinking malteds James R. Fletcher Industrial Arts East Paterson Jim . . . likes football, baseball, cars, food and the company ot girls . . . six foot tall . . . favorite expression favorite expression, lt's all , . . enjoys working in the Let's go . . . has blue eyes over now. laboratory in chemistry. and brown hair. l -1 ' 1 3 l Q E s 'S 8, is for w 'X 'C1lP Y' 'K' Eugene J. Fox General Lodi Foxie . . . champion pho- tographer at birthday parties . . . helps the Rams win toot- ball games . . . curly brown hair . . . doesn't take any- thing too seriously . . . hangs out at Panama's. 'F- ff-izflh i l Dorothy R. Franz General Clerical East Paterson Skating, skating, and more skating is Dot's motto . . . spends a great deal of time at the Paterson skating arena . frequently says get out . . . thinks gym is the best subject the school offers. Q! Q--'pl Ann Marie A. Frasco General Clerical Lodi A prospective secretary . . . enjoys listening to records in her spare time . . . favorite subiects are commercial law and office practice . , . likes baseball, especially when the New York Yankees are play- ing. Frank A. Frasco Industrial Arts Lodi Takes a special interest in cars . , . in his spare time he can be found either playing football or at the Park and Corner Store . . . would like to become a pilot in the United States Navy. Joe A. Freda General Lodi A talented accordion player . . . airplanes are his hobby . . . goes hunting and fish- ing as often as possible . . . would take the con side in a debate about homework . . . :as brown eyes and brown air. Ronald P. Fritsche Industrial Arts East Paterson Fritz . . . says How about that . . . favorite subject is wood shop . . . has green eyes and short blonde hair . . . practices playing sports in the East Paterson ball park. Marietta Fusco Industrial Arts Lodi Half Pint . . . measures a pert 4' li . . . likes to go out with the girls, dance, and sing to herself . . . usually says Oh, all right . . . dis- likes the walk up the hill to school every morning . . . wants to become a beautician. Ann Fuge Secretarial East Paterson Annie loves dancing, eat- ing and boys with crew hair cuts . . . is usually at one of her girl triend's home when she is not out with the Ram- Ettes . , . would like to be- come a secretary. Garry Galanri Academic Lodi Likes girls, especially tall ones . . . plays a swell clari- net . . . enjoys riding air- planes and cars . . . prefers late hours . . . favorite sub- iect is shop. Lenore M Gallow General Little Ferry Lennie petite Little Ferry ite intent on becoming a nurse French class and sleeping are her favorites but finds time for dancing roller skating and horseback riding likes to be at home best of all Anthony Gembagno General Little Ferry General course takes up his school time is especially interested in sports finds mathematics interesting undecided about the future a friend to everyone John S Gembagno Industrial Arts Little Ferry Known as Gem finds hot rods quite interesting sports claim most of his spare time ambition is to become a mechanic Josephine C Geracl Secretarial Lodi Jo likes dancing and listen ing to the radio spends a lot of time at the Mt Virgin C Y O can often be heard saying Why you dirty ol l has her heart set on be coming a secretary QS- 1 Ann M. Glorioso Academic Lodi Shortie likes records, espe- cially those of Al Martino . . . can usually be heard saying George . . . wants to attend Katherine Gibbs School . . . U.S. History Il and Chemistry are her favor- ite subiects . . . dislikes con- ceited people. Barbara A. Godleski Academic Lodi Barb . . . Cheerleader . . . ambition is to become a high school teacher . . . likes to play piano, eat and go out with her friends . . . dislikes mushrooms and boys . . . can usually be heard saying Oh heavens! ,in Fred J. Gola General East Paterson Ace . . . likes to be in the company, of girls . . . likes almost all sports . . . on the school wrestling team . . . dis- likes conceited girls . . . can usually be heard saying You don't say!' Harold Gomez Academic Little Ferry Lefty . . . one of our Var- sity football players . . . dis- likes homework . . . ambition is to be a mechanical engineer . . . likes the company of girls and chemistry . . . has wavy hair and light eyes. Elaine M. Grabley General Saddle River Township Elaine is preparing to become a teacher . . . skates nicely and likes to cook . . . enjoys German and chemistry classes. Marilyn B. Greebe Secretarial East Paterson Lyn . . . spends her spare time at the Hyway Theater . . . when at home enjoys cooking and sewing . . . likes to dance and sing . , . would like to become a private sec- retary . . . blonde hair and pretty smile. Anthony R. Greco lndustrial Arts Lodi Sometimes called the Gold- en Loafer . . . tall with dark wavy hair . . . likes to ride around in cars in the com- pany of pretty girls. . . would like to spend most of his time traveling. Kenneth Gregory Industrial Arts Lodi Gregg . , . likes the color green . . . hopes to become an engineer. , . spends much of his time at Panama's . . . captain of our wrestling team . . . thinks lunch time the best time of the day. Charles J. Grembowiec Academic Lodi Friends call him Ditto . . . is happy when playing foot- ball . . . plays golf and the trumpet . . . spends a lot ot time at the Boulevard con- fectionary . . . has blond hair. Anthony Grieco General Little Ferry Tony . . . a friend with a gigantic personality . . . has no definite plans for the future . . . an ardent sport lover . . . active in track and football. Richard S. Gurak Academic East Paterson Known as Gurk . . . wants to be an architectural engi- neer . . . is a whiz at mathe- matics , . . doesn't believe in homework . . . enjoys playing basketball and baseball. Louise C. Gutzwiller General Saddle River Township Lucy . . . plays piano very well . . . has pretty, long, brown hair . . . believes her future lies in teaching . . . likes to dance and read . . a very friendly girl. 'PH Robert C. Hall Industrial Arts Little Ferry Bob . . . likes eating, sleep- ing and the movies . . . can often be heard exclaiming Jack . . . spends a lot of time in Lodi . . . says powder blue is the nicest of colors . . . easy to get along with. Industrial Arts K along with. 7 Industrial Arts farmer. Eleanor F. Hascup Secretarial East Paterson El . . . collector of auto- graphs . . . likes to listen to records by Eddie Fisher . . . likes to go skating . . . wants to grace an office as a sec- retary. ,au Betty Hamilton Academic East Paterson Liz . . . editor-in-chief of Jefferson News . . . editor of Magic Casements . . . known for her freckles and willing- ness to work, work, work . . . frowns on goldbrickers and false praise . . . time was when she was a Weinstein. Robert C. Harris Lodi Head . . . handsome lad with brown curly hair . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . would like to become a me' chanic . . , likes to hang out at Panama's . . . nice to get Abram R. Hascup Saddle River Township Red . . . proud possessor of red hair . . . favorite sport is horseback riding . . . enioys the fresh air at Coger's Farm . . . would like to become a Raymond M. Hatsko Industrial Arts Lodi Ray . . . can be seen at places that sell pizza pie . . . has a flair for drawing . . . would like to become an art- ist . . . raises tropical fish likes to build things. 1 Jeanette Hanzer Nursing Saddle River Township Jeanie . . . likes tennis and music . . . ambition is to be- come a nurse . . . likes to watch television, especially Bill Hayes . . . can be heard exclaiming What a doll. Virginia A. Harvey Academic East Paterson Ginny . . . striving to be- come a doctor . . . enjoys ice skating, horseback riding, watching football games . . . plays piano very pretty blonde hair. Donald G. Industrial Arts Fishhead . . . thusiast . . . likes to go hunt- ing . . . spends a great deal of time at the Venture . . . undecided about his future. Robert Holley Industrial Arts Little Ferry Bob . . . usually at Charle's Diner when not fishing or hunting . . . his hobby, other than sleeping, is boats . . . has no definite plans for the future. John D. Harrington General East Paterson John likes photography, girls, television and eating . . . dislikes work . . . can usu- ally be found at the Elmwood Spa . . . ambition is to be- come a wholesale and retail buyer. well . . .has Hascup Saddle River Township football en- Hollingsworth East,Paterson . . aspires to be- come a writer . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . .spends a great deal of time at the Lillian W. General Bunny . Hyway Theater . . . by-word is Golly . . . finds people interesting. 'V .A I KJ Adele Hrabovsky Nursing East Paterson Red . . . thinks almost any- thing is just wonderful' . . . twirling member of the band . . . pans to travel skyward as an airline hostess . . . has pretty red hair. 6 A11 Alice A. Hrabovsky General Clerical East Paterson Al . . . has a knack for sewing and cooking . . . capa- ble co-captain of the varsity cheerleaders . . . has green eyes . . . active in girls intra- murals. ,- Madeline R. Jost Academic Lodi Madie Jo . . . hopes to in- vade the Metropolitan . . . plays the accordion and is a snappy twirler . . . likes to listen to the records of Johnny Ray . . . can often be heard saying Ach himmel! Frank J unger Academic East Paterson Jung . . . president of our Student Council . . . feels at home at Grand Union or un- der his car . . . dislikes girls who try to act like grown women . . . plans on be- coming a lawyer. Richard Kahn Academic East Paterson Aly . . . can be spotted by his horn-rimmed glasses . . . likes fixing cars but his spe- cial talent is telling fortunes . . . likes to listen to records. Dorisanne Kehrer Secretarial Lodi Dor . . . Aw come on now is her reply to the alarm clock . . . Kehrer's base- ment is her tavorite hang- out . . . mechanical drawing is her favorite subject . . . suffers from wander lust. Carl R. Kayser General East Paterson Buddy . . . enjoys attend- ing chemistry classes . . . fishing rates tops as a pas- time . . . .lerry's Sweet Shop always beckons him in . . . finds it hard to keep away from cake and steak. Joan M. Keresty Secretarial East Paterson Joanie . . . member of the varsity cheerleaders and choir . boasts of dimples . . . active in intramurals . . . likes Ito eat . . . favorite ex- pression very good. Herbert L. Kimmich Academic East Paterson Herb . . . would gloat if the Cardinals beat the Dodgers . . , collects stamps . . . enjoys trigonometry and chemistry . . . likes baseball, ping pong, basketball and turkey . . . would like to be- come an engineer. , Z 'v George W. Klein Industrial Arts Saddle River Township Klinker . . . hangs out at Fran's Fountain . . . likes all sports, girls ice cream and strawberry short cake . . . dislikes giddy girls . , . favor- ite subject wood shop. O Warren A. Koch Industrial Arts East Paterson Koch . . . member of the baseball team . . . recogniz- able by his glasses and height . . . talented at cooking . . . aims to be a professional rol- ler derby skater . . . entering the navy in the near future. -4, Myrna R. Koenigsberg Nursing Lodi Patches . . . enjoys garden- ing handicraft and reading . . . can be heard saying Oh nuts! . . . adept at sew- ing . . . nursing is her future profession. if I 1 , rr 1 Y S f W 'L L. 19. W 'i i. ' , 459: ' X hi X' li Ronald P. Kollet Industrial Arts Little Ferry Ron . . . hobbies are draw- ing and building projects , . . favorite subject is wood shop . . . would like to become a mechanic . . . likes things with a maroon color. Catherine T. Kollmann General Clerical East Paterson Cathy . . . likes meeting people, new clothes, typing and watching football . . . dislikes strong perfume . . . favorite hangout Beers luncheonette in Sayville, Long Island . . . would like to be a dentist's receptionist. Irene R. Koppenal Academic Lodi Renee . . . likes to play basketball and twirling . . . a capable acrobat . . . her philosophy is we all have to go someday . . . likes popular music, roller skating and dancing . . . wants to be a nurse. Josephine P. Kozdeba General Clerical Wallington Jo . . . cowboy music is her weakness . . . likes photo coloring, dancing, swimming, and tennis . . . spends quite a bit of time at Jingles . . . would like so much to get a car. Shirley B. Kozich Secretarial Little Ferry Shirl . . . is an avid movie fan . . . plays the accordion . favorite color is red . . . aims to become a secretary. Emil Krajewski Industrial Arts Wallington Emil whiles away his hours fishing . . . likes to play bas- ketball and baseball . . . fa- vorite subject is wood shop . . . would like to become a John C. Kozler industrial Arts Little Ferry Yock . . . has a weakness for cars . . . member of the football squad . . . his second home is at Jack Rehm's . . . would like to become a pro- fessional baseball player. Betty A. Krause General Clerical East Paterson Betty enjoys coming to school . . . eating and reading are her favorite pastimes . . . a very quiet, shy girl . . . favor- ite subjects are office prac- carpenter. Richard C. Kreiger General East Paterson Rich . . . motorcycle en- thusiast . . . likes to go fish- ing in different states . . . spends a great deal of time at .lakes Gas Station . . . plans to enter the Navy or Air Corps. I, Roy A. Krieger General Little Ferry Krieg . . . member of the bowling team . . . favorite haunt is Krieger's Bowling Alleys . . . drawing is his hobby . . . adept at strum- ming a banjo . . . intends to enter business. tice and law. Edward L. Krueger General East Paterson Ed . . . spends a great deal of time in Walgreen's when not wrapped up with guns . . . good music sooths his nerves and Italian food satis- fies his appetite . . . aspires to enter the insurance busi- ness. 2 Anthony E. Kubat General Little Ferry Tony . . . ambition is to become a farmer . . . finds hunting, trapping, and fish- ing interesting . . . spends a great deal of time at George's . . . usually says don't got any... QQ? if I i Y Donald F. Kurz Academic Little Ferry Dinny . . . senior class president. and co-captain of the varsity basketball team . . . can be spotted very easily by his height , . . likes Bo- hemian cooking . . . would like to become a professional Helen M. La Barbera Industrial Arts Saddle River Township Helen likes to play baseball and basketball . . . hobby is crocheting . . . has nimble fingers for playing the piano . . . favorite haunt is Kugler's Kozy Korner . . . would like '36, Joan A. Labosky General Clerical Lodi Joan finds the color yellow most pleasing to her eyes. . . enjoys eating pizza pie . . . would some day like to be- come a grocer . . . likes iournalism . . . favorite ex- pression Let loose boy. i A X L I Josephine M. Lalumia Secretarial Lodi Jay . . . co-captain of the varsity cheerleading squad . . . talented in sewing and drawing . . . often heard say- ing My Godl . . . ultimate goal is to become a private secretary. A if basketball player. 38 AO to sew for a living. James M. La Porte Industrial Arts East Paterson Jimmy . . . usually seen at Rose's Sweet Shoppe . . . a short dark haired boy . . . can be heard saying for the simple reason , . , would like to become a store manager. Robert Lavanant General Lodi Bob . . . member of the track team . . . enjoys putter- ing around with cars and go- ing fishing . . .would like to become a rich man but will settle on being a dentist, George Lashendock General Lodi Pennsy . . . enioys listen- ing to good music . , . plays a good saxophone and clari- net . . . favorite class is his- tory . . . has no definite plans for the future. Florence R. Laverty Academic Little Ferry Flo . . .dances like a dream '. . . a determined miss who is always willing to give a l'19lDIFlQ hand . . . secretary of the National Honor Society . . .would like to be a teacher. Rosemary J. Lee Secretarial Saddle River Township Ro . . . finds relaxation in knitting . . . likes to dance and look at a good movie . . . plans to become a private secretary . . . likes things with a yellow color. fv- Alfred G. Le Gar Academic Little Ferry Al . . . a Little Ferry-ite whose one love is the raising and care of pigeons . . . as an academic student he en- joys history and economics . . . finds hunting a wonder- ful sport and pastime. .gil 'P' :auf -. ,, , Louise M. Leone Secretarial East Paterson Lou . . . hailing from East Paterson this secretarial stu- dent shies away from snob- bish girls. . .her idea of fun is spending leisure hours at Marilyn's house, dancing and horseback riding . . . likes to watch football games. John J. Lesko Academic Saddle River Township Tiny . . . active member of wrestling team and orchestra . . . becoming a dentist is his aim in life . . . gives out with my, my when things amaze him . . . fishing and building things take up his leisure moments . . . all sci- ences intrigue him. Q5 -,ah Q 1 5 ,l ' Eva Lestishock Secretarial Little Ferry Eve . . . this future typist goes all out for the Yankees . . . finds bowling to her taste as much as watching a lively baseball game . . . dislikes getting up in the morning. Joseph M. Linhart General Little Ferry Joe likes stamp collecting . . . plays baseball whenever possible . . . hopes to become a draftsman . . . physical edu- cation is his favorite school pastime. Joy M. Li Vecchi General Lodi Joy is a petite miss . . . a future artist enjoys skating and eating Iasanga . . . art and photography take up most of her spare moments . . . likes dancing and skating. Lenore J. Locascio General Clerical Lodi Lee . . . greets friends en- thusiastically with Hello, DolI . . . the General Clerical course is priming her for a job as an office worker . . . I8 Avenue E is her favorite hangout. Frank Losurdo Industrial Arts Lodi Moe . . . this dark haired boy finds hunting and driving his car relaxing . . . his hob- Mlchael A Luciano Industrial Arts Lodi Mike athletically in clmed . . . co-captain of the football team . . . he shyly admits irls are on ' by is guns . . . likes to listen to music . . . plans to join the Navy. Fred C. Lutz Academic Saddle River Township Clyde . . . master of the trumpet and tuba in the school band and orchestra . . . resident of Saddle River Township he can be usually found in the Venturer . . . enjoys watching the Fairlawn majorettes going through I 9 e of his special likes . . . dislikes work and the Yankees . . . would someday like to teach sports to aspiring athletes. John T. Lynch Industrial Arts East Paterson Jack . . . a sports lover . wiles away most of his time trapping . . . relaxes with his friends at the Elm- wood Spa . . . favorite color is blue. their paces. Edward R. Maly General Little Ferry Eddie . , . a great drummer . . . enjoys roller skating, eat- ing and watching the Yankees play . . , would like to be a mechanic . . . often exclaims Here we go again. Maria Marina General Clerical Lodi Marie . . . likes to spend her time talking and says How come to things She can't understand . . . music- ally inclined, this gal likes to putter around a piano or sing a pretty tune. '91 Emilia C. Mannarino General Clerical Little Ferry Milly . . . mathematically inclined, the future holds a bookkeeper's position for this girl . . , eating and listening to records are her favorite pastime . . . claims she is partial to the color red. Vincent J. Marchese Academic Lodi Vince . . . being manager for the Rams keeps this stu- dent on his toes . . . finds time for fun and fishing . . . likes chemistry and plans on becoming a pharmacist. Q Ileen M. Marchioni General Clerical Saddle River Township I . . . an avid sports fan, she goes all out for baseball and basketball . . . finds music and knitting relaxing . . . favorite subject English literature. John R. Markovich General Wallington Marky . . , aside from sleeping late this General stu- dent finds listening to and collecting records fun . . . at present his only ambition is to graduate . . , finds U.S. History Il quite interesting. Helen E. Marx Secretarial Little Ferry This pretty blonde finds time for her hobbies, playing the piano and dancing . . . likes roller skating . . . would like to be a secretary . . . favor- ite subject secretarial prac- tice. if ix Q E Q s u iii. Q Marilyn Mason Secretarial East Paterson Mar . . . keeps on her toes by playing tennis, dancing and skating . . . likes to watch football games and drink strawberry malteds . . . would like to become a sec- Alice D. Mastrelli Secretarial Lodi Al . . . leads our twirling beauties down the field every Saturday at football games . . . likes ice skating, swim- mini, dancing and eating chic en . . . would some day like to be a private secretary. Henry A. Mayer Industrial Arts Little Ferry Hank . . . quite active musically and athletically . . . his future plans include be- ing a first rate mechanic . . . likes to spend his leisure hours at Charlies Diner. retary. Lorraine J. Matus Secretarial Little Ferry Lorrie . . . Princess of our Junior Prom . . . finds meet- ing people fascinating . . . easily spotted by her dimples and pleasant personality . . . a twirler on our band . , , likes dancing and skating. Angela C. Mazzola Secretarial Lodi Ange . . .enjoys eating and seeing movies at the Ameri- can Theater . . . is musically inclined and finds working with the school choir very enjoyable . . . likes to watch Matthew J. McCabe Industrial Arts Saddle River Township Matt . . . likes to play football, baseball, basketball and ice skate . . . favorite hobby photography . . . will exchange his cap and gown for Uncle Sam's Navy Blues . . . likes to eat corned beef and cabbage. Ellen McCoy Nursing East Paterson Ellie .. .one of our snappy twirlers . . . is partial to strawberry ice cream sodas . . . enjoys dancing and sing- ing . . . chemistry class is the best part of her school day. baseball games. Barbara Ann McKay Secretarial Saddle River Township Babs . . . her ambition lies in becoming a beautician . . . can be found at the Paterson Skating Rink . . . likes to listen to the records of Eddie Fisher and Perry Como . . . bookeeping and secretarial practice are her favorite subjects. Shirley Melango General Lodi Shirl . . . shows partiality toward dancing, pizza pies and talking . . . likes to dirve and spend time at her girl friend's house . . . dislikes to be in the company of boys without manners . . . journal- ism and history are her fa- vorite subjects. -.,,,' Gloria B. Melfi Nursing Lodi Mel . . . can usually be found home swooning over an Eddie Fisher recording or keeping tabs on the Giants . . . is talented domestically but finds time for shopping and reading . . . an active member of the National Honor Society she strives to be a nurse. Josephine Miceli General Clerical Lodi JoJo . . . music and attend- ing movies are pet diversions , . . claims office practice is her favorite subject . . , is partial to green . . . would like to work in an office. Lorraine Miceli Secretarial Lodi Lorrie . . . collecting a variety of dolls, movies and golf take up spare moments ...gives out with Big Deal to things that do not impress her . , . her studies are prim- ing her for that responsible position as secretary. Rosemarie Mollo Secretarial Lodi RoRo . . . spends her free hours dancing and golfing . . . has blue eyes and dark hair . . . likes to collect pic- tures, dancing, movies, golf and baseball . . . would like to be a secretary. Edna M. Morchen General Clerical Little Ferry Finds being a spectator at a football or baseball game ex- citing , , . would like to be either a typist or a book- keeper . . . history and typing are her favorite subjects. Theresa Mullins Industrial Arts Lodi Terry . . . this red haired Miss plans on becoming a beautician . . . keeps her girl- ish figure by dancing and skating . . . spends a great deal of time at the Paterson Skating Arena . . . dislikes school. George H. Morgan General East Paterson Morgue . , . would like to become a newspaperman . , . an active member of the Jefferson News . . . likes to play the guitar and spend his time writing . . . likes to listen to the radio, eat and swim. Raymond J. Murko General Saddle River Township Ray . . . future plans in- clude being a printer . . . likes to go hunting and mo- torcycling . . . one of our football stars . . . spends time with his friends at Kug- lers Kozey Korner. James L. Murray Industrial Arts Lodi Sonny . . . would like to be a state trooper . . . likes to dance and go to parties . . . relaxes at the movies and sports events . . .dislikes sore losers. 11 Marie Natoli General Clerical Lodi Rusty . . . her beautiful red hair sets her apart from most girls . . . this future secretary holds a special dis- like for persons who are too critical of others . . , quite proficient at sewing. Robert J. Nedelka Academic Little Ferry Bob . . . building model planes and caring for trop- ical fish take up most of this boy's spare time . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . would some day like to a draftsman, Ronald S. Nicosia Academic East Paterson Nic , . . his lofty ambition is to become a doctor . . . dotes on good ltalian food . . . his hobby and pet diver- sion is baseball . , . dislikes to get up in the morning. if Robert S. Novak General East Paterson Bob . . . collecting stamps is his hobby . . . one of our high school wrestlers . . . hangs out at the Wagon Wheel, Englewood . . . likes to play ball, paint and dance . . . likes to take his time when eating. Claire M. Novotny General Clerical Little Ferry Chicky . . . wiles away the hours playing tennis and driving her car . . . Wednes- day nights finds her at Lo- quettes' club meeting . , . musically inclined amuses herself by tickling the ivories . . . would like to work in Carol O'Connor Secretarial Saddle River Township Likes to la iano dance D Y D . and skate . . , abhors home- work . . . enjoys being secre- tarial practice class. . .wants to become a secretary . . . blue is her favorite color. 1 Anthony R. Oliveri Industrial Arts Lodi Tony . . . can usually be found at the corner store . . . has a special liking for girls and money . . . keeps saying You know what I mean . . . dislikes preparing book reports , . . wood shop is his favorite subject. Il? Q . : it ff? 5 1' in an office. Dorothy M. Olsen Academic Saddle River Township Dotty . . . this pretty blonde girl likes the adjective pitiful . . . aspires to be a Spanish interpreting secre- tary . . . music is her hobby and plays a piano and violin . . . a member of our school orchestra. Donald R. Ostheimer Academic Saddle River Township Donnie . . . a future archi- tect . . . conceited girls and homework are taboo with him , . . Doris Day along with fried chicken and Mr. Sat- kowski's hygiene class rank high with this sport lover . . . likes to go fishing, play foot- Patricia C. O'Neill Secretarial East Paterson Patsy , . . this future sec- retary will be attractive with her dark hair, laughing eyes and dimples . . . powder blue, U. S. History ll and ice skat- ing rate high with her . . . likes to swim, play tennis and golf. Daniel R. Ostrowski Industrial Arts Lodi Butch . . . belongs to a drum and bugle corps . . . can play both bugle and drums . . . has played foot- ball and participated in track while in school . . . pet ex- pression Aw for crying out loud, s ball and basketball, Jean Paci Secretarial Lodi Likes to dance and harmonize with a group of friends . . .a good skater . . . hobby is collecting pictures . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . favorite subjects office prac- tice and journalism. ,Q Thomas P. Pagano Academic Lodi Buzzard . . . a member of our track team . . . crazy over hillbilly and cowboy music . . . wants to study agriculture . . . likes to bowl, swim and strum on his guitar. Anita L. Paladino Secretarial Lodi Pal . . . can be found at Charmette meetings . . . likes to. collect snapshots of her friends . . . spends her time Going to movies, watching baseball games, buying clothes and talking . . . would like to travel and go horse- back riding. r if Q Barbara Palmieri Academic East Paterson Bobbie . . . will train to become a teacher . . . likes to dance or eat pizza espe- cially at Brett's . . . has a beautiful singing voice . . . likes to play the piano and sing harmony . . . has brown hair, blue eyes . . . librarian of our school choir. KL Stephen G. Panyko Industrial Arts East Paterson Steve . . . likes to sit around and talk at Borough field . . . a hunting, fishing and trapping enthusiast . . . likes to go swimming . . . apple pie and strawberry shortcake are his favorites. Rose L. Pappalardo Secretarial Lodi Papp . . . likes to bake, dance and bowl . . .can often be found at Ann's eating ice cream . . . likes to have cats around . . . has pretty dark hair.. 4 would like to become a secretary. Roseann Pelligra General Clerical Lodi Ro . . . collects pictures for her scrapbook on Vic Damone and Farley Granger . . . likes to attend football games and talk with her friends . . . would like to be- come a secretary. Joyce Peraino Secretarial Lodi Joy . . . can be found dancing at the C.Y.O .... she would rather sing than do homework . . . dancing and the color blue are her favorites . . , would like to become a secretary. Marilyn A. Pereira General Lodi Mar . . . dotes on Tony Bennett records and boys in uniform . . . spends her time dancing, at football games and parties . . . has brown eyes and pretty long eye- lashes , . . likes to talk, espe- cially about the Washington Trip. Flory J. Perini Academic Lodi Mink . . . would like to become a Spanish interpreter . . . likes to raise and care for different plants . . . re- laxes while bowling and swim- ming . . . favorite subjects Marie J. Perillo Secretarial Lodi Ref . . . has a fine collec- tion of popular records . . . has blonde hair and blue eyes . . . likes dancing and eating . . . enjoys attending her stenography classes. Helen B. Peters Secretarial Lodi Sewing and baking are her hobbies . . . intent on be- coming a secretary . . . likes to dance and spend time with her dog Pal . . . has blue eyes . . . likes to eat biology and Spanish. , iw? A if ik .fi Nancy Petrullo General Lodi Can be found at Tessie's Sweet Shop dancing and listening to Tony Bennett records . . . ambition is to be well liked . . . likes boys in sailor uniform . . . hobby is collecting pictures. Joseph A. Pless Industrial Arts Lodi Pless . . . spends most of his time working on his car . . . likes to skate, fish, swim and eat chicken . . . wants to become an auto mechanic . . . wood shop and journal- ism are his favorite subjects. candy. Peter R. Polidori General East Paterson Pete . . . can usually be found with a smile on his face . . . picks journalism as his number one subject . . . an ardent baseball fan . . . can be seen sporting a crew cut haircut . . . a lot of fun to be with. Joan E. Polisse Industrial Arts Lodi Joanie . . . a future dress designer . . , likes to make new friends . . . petite with brown hair and brown eyes . . . says Oh Boy! when getting ready to eat pizza pie. 36 Dolores S. Posluszny Secretarial Wallington Deo . . . listening to Patti Page sing and eating pizza are her favorites . . . likes to dance, swim and play golf... dislikes cowboy music and conceited people , . . would like to become a secretary. . I .rib Henry E. Powles General Lodi Tarfoot . . , his hobby is making models . . . plans to enter the service . . . likes to eat sea food and would like to own a car . . . has blond hair and blue eyes. Q a Lenore F. Ray Secretarial East Paterson Lee . . . swimming and dancing take up a lot of this future secretary's time as well as eating her favorite foods, fried chicken and pizza . . . would like to become a secre- tary. Janet E. Reckenbeil Secretarial Saddle River Township Jan . . . her hobby is writ- ing letters . . . likes nice clothes, riding in a convert- ible and dancing . . . spends part of her time singing . . . would like to settle down and raise six children. ei' 5 f v i i 1' ear is Frank J. Rescigna Industrial Arts Lodi Brooklyn . . . bowling and cars are his hobbies . . . plans on joining the U. S. Navy. . . likes to go hunting and fish- ing . . . spends a great deal of his time in Passaic. Frank A. Riili General Lodi History, mechanical drawing and boys glee club are his favorites at school . . . likes to listen to the radio, read, swim and dance . . . wants to become a draftsman. Marjorie G. Riccelli Secretarial Lodi Cookie . . . would like to become a stenographer . . . likes to dance, all kinds of food, cars and men in uni- form . . . the color grey and English are her favorites. Frank Rodas Industrial Arts Lodi 'tThe Worm . . . works at a soda fountain and claims he can make the best sundaes in town . . . wears glasses . . . likes to go fishing and danc- ing . . .would like to go into ' ff 1 gg-Q-if Q' Mary E. Roedel Nursing East Paterson Talking, talking and more talking is her favorite hobby . . . plans on becoming a nurse . . . likes baseball, popular music and strawberry ice cream sodas . . . can play the piano. Anthony R. Romano Academic Saddle River Township Tony . . . food, math and history rate high with this boy , . . one of our football players . . . sports are his hobby . . . would like to be- come a chemist. business for himself. Lorraine M. Roskos Nursing East Paterson Lor . . . generally says Oh fish whenever dissatisfied . . . a four year band mem- ber, plays French horn . . . hobby is cooking , . . can also play piano and accordion . . . likes anything concerned with sports and talking. Joan A. Sabatino Academic Lodi BIue Eyes . . .likes to write letters and keep a picture al- bum . . . spends a great deal of time at Panama's . . . would like to become a teacher. Leia I1 vi aw Mildred A. Santiago Secretarial Little Ferry Milly . . . usually wears her hair pushed back . . . liked to talk, dance and eat . . . Spanish is her favorite sub- ject . . .would like to become a secretary. en. George R. Sarno Academic East Paterson Neon . . .his hobby is pho- tography . . . this tall boy likes to spend his time at Walgreen's Drug store in East Paterson . . . his ambition is to be head buyer for Grand Union Company. Rosalie L. Saulino Secretarial Lodi Do Doo . . . Dotes on talk- ing and having midnight snacks . . . collects popular records and snapshots . . . would like to be a secretary . , . has light brown hair and blue eyes . . . likes to drive, cook, swim. Charles J. Schley Margaret A. Savastano Secretarial Lodi Margie . . . dancing eyes mark this girl who wants to become a very good secretary . . . collects photos and sou- venirs . . . pink and black and looking at a Tony Curtis movie are favorites of hers. Q my George Scheeler. Jr. N W 1 Industrial Arts Little Ferry . Shea . . . has a special '5 ' talent for Art . . . his ambi- -.-an tion is to be a professional 'll' V baseball player . . . likes to spend a great deal of time at Teaneck . . . dislikes book reports. if -Q ,Jt . ' I r . ff John L. Schmidt ' . g Industrial Arts Saddle River Township 7,4 Smitty , . . working with 3, ,-, ' tools and making things in i wood shop is his hobby . . , likes to watch and participate in most all sports . . . likes the company of girls. Industrial Arts East Paterson Bimby . . . enioys hunting, fishing and boating . . .danc- ing holds no appeal for him . . . would like to be a ma- chinist. . . spends most of his time in Adams Diner. William Schwaibold Academic Saddle River Township Bill . . , playing baseball and seeing baseball is his main hobby , . . likes to spend time playing his trombone and listening to music . . . wants to be a designer or engineer. QQ' 'f' 42 .6 Jacqueline A. Scialabbo Bruce C' schwoy Secretarial Lodi Academic East Paterson Shorty . . . stands 6' 4 . . , likes to travel to New York City to see a show and then later to a restaurant . . . has musical and artistic tal- ents . . . likes to watch foot- ball and basketball games, ', 'ZS' -vb A 'V' Jackie . . . spends most of her time roller skating or listening to popular songs on the radio . . , likes to dance but dislikes the movies . . . would like to be a secretary . . . has big dark eyes and dark hair. Rose T. Sciolaro Secretarial Lodi Sciolar . . . hobbies are collecting records and learn- ing new songs . . . likes to go to work, cooking, horse- back riding and watching television . . . has a birth mark on right temple . . . a pleasant personality. Robert Semenuk Industrial Arts Wallington Sem . . . hopes to become a cabinet maker . . . enioys bowling and playing bas et- ball . . . spends most of his time in Caruso's Sweet Shop . . . doesn't like to read . . . favorite subject is wood shop. in 01 10' on -. 'fbi 1 ,JA .L Judith A. Sherin Secretarial Lodi Judy . . . has attended Central and Passaic High School but rates Lodi High the best . . . likes skating, dancing. boys and food . . . passes the time away making cookies, talking on the phone, writing letters and seeing technicolor movies . . . am- bition is to become a ste- Monica R. Shunter Secretarial Little Ferry Mon . . . her hobbies are painting and skating . . . likes convertibles, ranch type homes, spaghetti, tried chick- en . . . dislikes speeding, rough necks and homework . . . would like to become a secretary. Louise M. Simon Academic East Paterson Lou . . . likes to swim, dance and go horseback rid- ing . . . favorite foods in- clude pumpkin pie and spa- ghetti . . . shies away from reading . . . would like to become a clothes buyer for some department store. Eugene J. Sinnerna General Saddle River Township Gene . . . a member of the football and baseball teams . , . passes his leisure hours at the Township Fountain when not eating or sleeping . , . enjoys his P.A.D. classes. nographer. John D. Socha Academic East Paterson Jack , . . sports are his main diversion and his hobby , . . has been a member of the football and baseball teams . . . uncertain about his future at this time. Herman Solomon Academic East Paterson Swimming and going to Con- necticut occupy a fair share of his time . . . a talented artist and active member in many school acivities . . . ambition is to become a re- search chemist . . . Editor of Georgetta M. Solarino Secretarial Saddle River Township George . . . her hobbies are baking and golfing . . . likes clothes, dogs, cakes, and spaghetti . . . spends time at Kuglers Kozy Korner . . . has pretty curly hair . . . favorite expression That's life. Helen J . Sondey Secretarial Wallington Sondey . . . collects records and writes letters . . . has big blue eyes . . . dislikes show offs and sophisticated people . . . a friendly helpful miss . . . ambition is to become a private secretary. 5 Lorraine R. Sondey Academic Wallington Laurie . . . a blonde haired angel . . . sewing is her hobby . . . likes to dance and eat roast beef and baked potatoes . . . enioys sports of all kinds . . . one of our peppy cheer- leaders . . . ambition is to become a teacher, Magic Casements. Anna M. Sorbola General Clerical Little Ferry Ann . . . passes her leisure time skating, canoeing and taking pictures . . . likes agreeable and considerate people . . . would like to become a receptionist and file clerk . . . spends a great deal of time at the Paterson skating arena. Ray Sorensen Industrial Arts East Paterson 'tRay . . . always with a pleasant smile... liked dates, driving and horseback riding . . , plans to enter some branch of service . . . likes to be in the company of girls . . . enjoys studying history. Arlene M. Soressi Academic Saddle River Township Assistant Head majorette . . . likes to dance, talk, ride con- veribles, eat lobster and tur- kay . . . would like to become either a teacher or a model . . . enjoyed being in French class. .V ,ZW ,X i Patrick C. Sorge General East Paterson Pat . . . always with a pleasant smile . . . likes all sports and eating . , . forever saying so while talking . . . his ambition is to enter some form of business. Mary Jane Spataro Industrial Arts Saddle River Township Dimples . , . spends a great deal of time skating and dancing . . . likes to eat pizza pie and spend a great deal of time in Paterson . . . ambition is to become a beautitian. Elsie Spindler Secretarial East Paterson Babe . . . main ambition is to become a housewife , .. likes to go bowling with her friends and spend time in West New York . . . likes the color green and office practice. Tony J. Stafta Industrial Arts Lodi Fungie . . . likes to be in the company of girls . . . believes clothes with blue coloring become him . . . an agreeable lad with no par- ticular dislikes . . . because of world conditions has no definite plans for the future. Patricia C. Stafford General Little Ferry f'Pat . , . her hobby is read- ing . , . has some talent for writing likes to eat and sleep . . . enioys studying English and history . . . dislikes to be with conceited boys. Amelia Stefas Academic East Paterson Likes to spend her time lis- tening to music, dancing eat- ing and meeting different people . . .dislikes snobs . . . has a fine sense of humor... Patricia G. Stamato Trish . . . an avid movie fan, collects pictures of the stars . . . has pretty blue eyes and long dark hair . . . likes spaghetti, ravioli, la- sagna and boys with black hair and blue eyes . . . plans on being a secretary. Jo-Ann R. Stoever General Clerical Little Ferry Joanie . . . hobbies music, art, and skating take up most of her time . . . has blonde hair and blue eyes . . . would like to become a professional George J. Stumper Industrial Arts Lodi Stump . . . enioys studying about radio, radar and tele- vision . . . plans on becom- ing an electrical engineer and make the Marines his career . . . likes to go hunting, play football and eat polish foods. a pleasant agreeable girl. William P. Suclol East Paterson Academic Bill . , . is a stamp col- lecting enthusiast . . . en- loys playing baseball and the piano . . . would like to be- come a civil engineer . . . favorite color is blue. 5136 accordionist. Lillian J. Sweetman Nursing Lodi Sweetie . . . movies, col- lecting records, cooking, eat- ing and winter sports take up most of her time . , . pet hobby is photography . . . likes to laugh and be happy . . . would like some day to become an airline stewardess. Lucille J. Tafuri Secretarial East Paterson Lu . . . brown eyed dark haired miss. , . likes to spend her time swimming or cook- ing . . . favorite expression alrighty . . . would like to become a secretary. Phyllis A. Tartaglia Secretarial East Paterson Phil . . . brown eyed, dark haired lass . . . likes to spend hours just talking . . . spends leisure hours dancing and looking at sports games . . . one of our peppy twirlers. Frank Terry General Lodi Terry . . , member of our baseball and basketball teams . . . a very popular fellow well liked by all of his class- mates . . . likes baseball and especially watch Mickey Mantle and the Yankees . . . would like to become a pro- fessional player. Barry A. Thomas Industrial Arts East Paterson Bat . . . sports, especially football and basketball, are his hobby . . . likes to wear flashy shirts and eat spaghetti . . . his ambition is to be- come a carpenter or a pro- fessional football player. Q Hilda R. Tiago General Clerical Lodi Hil . , . would like to be- come a secretary . . . likes to cook, swim, and roller skate . . . favorite hobby is bowling with her friends . . . enjoys studying history. Richard C. Timm Industrial Arts Saddle River Township Tim . . . spends a great deal of time on his hobbies wood craft and sports . . . would like to become an electrical engineer . . . likes the study of electricity and wood shop. Edward P. Torcicollo Academic East Paterson Ed , , , likes to build model planes, go skating and skiing . can often be heard exclaiming 'lHey . . . is mu- sically inclined and likes to eat and listen to the radio Genevieve K. Tomza General East Paterson Genny . . . would like to spend all of her time danc- ing . . . her chief desire is to become a nurse . . . prefers the color blue . . . English and- P.A.D. her favorite school subjects. Frances E. Toronto General Lodi 'fFran . . . a petite lass with light brown hair and brown eyes . . . prefers to spend her time sewing, reading, writing and riding in convertibles llfi Patricia G. Toronto Secretarial Lodi Patty . . . a future secre- tary with dark eyes and curly hair . . . likes to sing and listen and collect records . , . likes to while her time away driving or dancing. . . . his ambition lies in the medical field. Weston Torrey Academic Saddle River Township Wes . . . plans on becom- ing an engineer after com- pleting his schooling . . , a whiz on the accordion . . . favorite subjects chemistry and trigonometry . . . has red hair and freckles . . . likes baseball. . . . plans on being a teacher. Gloria A. Toth General Clerical Saddle River Township Shorty . . . enjoys collect- ing pictures and filling her photo album . . . plans on becoming a secretary and a housewife . . . likes to work for Ruzila's eat clams and study office practice. fi i . 5 . 3 i f i Anthony H. Tucci, Jr. Academic Lodi Tuts . . . a member of our baseball and basketball teams . . . has wavy hair . . . likes to play miniature golf, watch television and spend a great deal of his time at Panama's. Marie S. Turkowsky General Clerical Lodi Cindy . . . hobby is collect- ing and playing records . . . has striking black hair , . . likes to dance, play the piano, swim and go horseback riding . . . would like to be a cloth- ing buyer or office worker. , saeyh ag ri Q s Marie C. Tuzzeo Academic Garfield Always well dressed . . . likes to go to the Paramount, eat spaghetti, sing in the school choir and listen to Don Cor- nell's records . . . can play the piano and sing . . . would like to become a translator and get a B.A. degree, Elizabeth A. Vanderheyden Secretarial Saddle River Township Liz . . . has an abundance of school spirit . . . plays on the girls basketball team . . . can perform in a water bal- let . . . likes to sing in the a capella choir and eat kwiki pies . . . has brown hair and brown eyes. Elizabeth E. VanVliet Secretarial Lodi Boots . . . active in girls intramurals and one of our loyal cheerleaders , . . likes all sports, musical shows, dancing, skating and ice cream . . . has blonde hair and green eyes . . . talented tap and ballet dancer . . . would like to become a teacher. Industrial Arts Theresa M. Vendini Dolores A- Vinci Little Ferry Terrie . . . small, petite and big brown eyes . . . likes ice skating, dancing, pop music, bowling and other sports . . . has quite a collection of all size wish bones . . . aims to become either a beautician or model. it imp John J. Vrablik Wallington . President of Hi-Y Academic Jack . . and Vice President of the National Honor Society . . . likes to play a good game of on a golf and try to carry conversation in French . . . plans on becoming an nautical engineer. BEFO- H .LII VW pg, ' ,, i , 'GH' Mildred J. Vladyka Secretarial Saddle River Township Millie . , . known for her twirling ability . . .has blonde hair . . . is annoyed by con- ceited people and homework . . . dancing and cooking are her favorite likes . . . plans on becoming a secretary. Dorothy A. Vyborny General Clerical Little Ferry Dot . . . likes to pass the time reading and watching television . . . favors the Yankees . . , partial to things colored yellow and blue . . . plans on being an office worker. General Clerical Chickie . . . a baseball tan who keeps a scrapbook on the Yankees . . . musically inclined, can play the piano and wants to become a music teacher . . . English and com- mercial law her favorite sub- jects. Margaret R. Vnenchak Nursing East Paterson Peggy . . . has the enviable combination of blonde hair and blue eyes . . . likes to bake, watch the Dodgers, see plays on television and go bicycle riding . . . plans to become a nurse. Philip D. wagenri General Lodi Phil . . . likes the company of girls, eat good food and watch the Yankees play base- ball . . . dislikes conceited girls and boys, book reports, intermediate algebra and Italian . . . plans on becoming an accountant. Lodi F Mary Ann R. Wagner Secretarial Lodi Butch . . . can play the accordion and violin . . . col- lects souvenirs and pennants . . . likes to read teen age books . . . a member of our orchestra . . . would like to become a secretary. 26- 'DY' .fl 3 ,af -4- 'ev Thelma Wattenberg Academic Little Ferry Thel . . . Managing Editor of Jefferson News, Editor of Magic Casements . . . likes dancing and tennis . . .crazy about red headed boys . . . envied for her naturally curly hair , . . her spare time is spent in Paterson. Angelina E. Weis General Clerical East Paterson Angie . . . a talented mu- sician who plays piano, tenor drums and oboe . . . plans on becoming a bookkeeper . . . likes the Dodgers, go skating and bowling. Marion West General Clerical Little Ferry Mike . . . hobbies are writ- ing and collecting horse fig- ureines . . . her idea of a good time is to watch the Yankees play or go on a long hike . . . would like to be- come a secretary. Marilyn J. Western Secretarial Saddle River Township Treasurer of the Student Council and quite active in school activities . . . can play the piano and likes to dance and drive a dark blue con- vertible . . . dislikes smoking and drinking . . . to become a secretary is her ambition. I Fred D. Westphal Academic East Paterson Wes . . . makes all sports his hobby . . . likes to play basketball and hang around with the gang at Borough Field . , . would like to be- come a Naval engineer. Sandra M. Wientenberg General Clerical Saddle River Township Sandy . . . a talented artist . . . a good dancer . . . spends quite a deal of time at the Township Fountain . . . has attractive green eyes . . . plans on being secretary. Margaret A. White Academic Saddle River Township Marge . . . stands a petite 5' 3,i1 tall . . . sewing is her hobby . . . likes pretty clothes, dancing and reading . . . likes to spend time at home cook- ing. Kenneth F. Wishneski General Little Ferry Whisky . . . plans on be- coming a commercial artist . . . a member of our wrestl- ing team . . . makes hot rods his hobby . . . likes to attend dances , . . P.A. D. and jour- nalism proved interesting to Gloria D. Wisinski Secretarial Little Ferry Glor . . . cute and petite with blonde hair . , . likes to dance and sit at a good meal of fried chicken . . , spends her time reading and skating . . . would like to become a secretary. Lois M. Witte Secretarial Lodi Lo . . .can often be found talking on the phone . . . likes to eat lobster, go danc- ing, skating and read a good book . . . would like to be- come a secretary . . . short- hand and typing her favorite subjects. him. Irene M. Woitach Secretarial Wallington I , , . likes dancing, cook- ing and eating pizza pies . . . has quite a good record collection . . . favorite at Jimmie's . . . plans on be- coming a secretary. 4,4- Avi qv-3 Ronald E. Wood Academic East Paterson Woodie . . . his lofty am- bition is to become a cancer specialist and be able to travel around the world . . . likes to play ball, watch the Brooklyn Dodgers play base- ball, eat pizza pies. Dave L. Woodring General East Paterson Woodie . . . putting radio sets together and repairing radios is his hobby . . . likes to spend his spare time read- ing and watching television . . . his other interests are in electronics. Norman T. Woodring Academic East Paterson Woody . . . likes to spend a great deal of his spare time at Wagner's Farms . . . taking and developing pic- tures is his hobby . . . mathe- matics and science are his favorite subjects . . . plans on becoming an engineer. Edward T. Zabawa Academic Saddle River Township Eddie . . . a member of our school bank . . . likes to play football, baseball and hockey . . . music is his hobby . . . his ambition is to attend and complete college. Vivian R. Zafonte John R. Yankowski Industrial Arts East Paterson Yank . . . a member of our football and track teams . . . hot rod cars are his hobby . . . has hazel eyes and brown hair . . . likes to watch all sports . . . would like to be a mining engineer. Robert J. Zabriskie General East Paterson Zeke . . . an avid stamp collector . . . likes to bowl, Q play baseball and race pig- eons . . . steak and mash potatoes his favorite food . . . plans on becoming a Carmine C. Yuppa Industrial Arts Lodi Carm . . . likes to spend his leisure time working on cars and driving them . . . dislikes to prepare book re- ports . . . his favorite sub- jects include wood shop. General Saddle River Township Viv . . . known for her pretty dimples . . . likes to do creative writing . . . active reporter on Jefferson News features staff . . . likes to cook and study English litera- ture . . . would like to be- come a journalist. carpenter. James A. Zavesky Secretarial Little Ferry Jimmy . . . would some day like to become a super sales- man . . . likes hunting, fish- ing, bowling, swimming and taking long rides and admire scenic beauty . . . dislikes English and canasta. Rosemary M. Zeppieri Secretarial Little Ferry Rose . . . makes movies, skating and driving her hob- bies . . . a girl with a fine figure and big brown eyes . . . a talented tap dancer . . . would like to become either a secreary or a model. Carl R. Zeumer Academic Lodi Flip . . . talented at rolling the drums . . , his main in- terest is baseball . . . can be seen regularly at the Para- mount Theater . . . would like to become a professional poli- tician. Norma A. Zounek Nursing Little Ferry Norm . . . President of Tri- Hi-Y . . . likes to swim and wear pretty clothes . . . dis- plays a talent for drawing . . . favorite subject is chem- istry . . . would some day like to become a nurse. g:LilqNMg'C:S8KlG.:lhtGhCe be gov-rgzsokaa And AQB-5 of quu 54.51199 f-f 'I Q- K il l 'Y 4 Q 0 I Juniors . . . CLASS HISTORY The Junior Class has traveled three- fourths of its destination. Never has there been a journey so enjoyable and so enlight- ening. Along the way, the students have gathered priceless memories which will linger in their hearts forever: the thrill of being chosen for the Hi-Y and the Tri-Hi-YQ the hard work and sincere efforts to make their Junior Prom a success: and finally the magic moment in June when they became Seniors. Yes, this year, under the direction of Mrs. Canavos, the Junior Class has done quite well, but the journey is not complete and the Class of '54 is eagerly awaiting that last mile. CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Louis Focarino, President, Eleanor Kava, Vice President Standing: Rose Pany, Secretary, Joanne Albarelli, Treasurer. 1 JUNIOR CABINET Mrs. Sophie Canovas, Adviser Front Row: Rose Pany, Secretary, Lois Focarino, Presidentg Miss Canovas, Adviser, Eleanor Kava, Vice Presi- dent'J r Ili Tr r r ' I, oanne Alba e ', easu e . Second Row: Barbara Diorio, Judy Scarlatelli, Marilyn Sittmeri, Joan Holley, Marion Lutcza Pat Byers, Irma Orselli. Third Row: Al Mastrofili o Joan DeSimone Bett Vokral Monica , P - - Y . Von Holn. Back Row: Michael Longo, Bob Fitzgerald, Ken Mitzner. 49 .. ,rm Q1 gm mf, My ,zmsreqz - 3 Q 2 42 5 M? ug:-.v:g,,Y,. .4 1 ' 1, L4 A .Lvl w i L .4f ' .Vw HIV 1 Y f fx! A L! an 4+ , K , va , r r 8 v , E, ,j ,j'L ,..,. . ,, .ug JAM 1 S . lk ' . 5 we Q if N 1 qt fab 'f M 5' ' 3 3 'V xy Q04 UQUIHN M, K 1 W PM ll-7 MR. C. SATKOWSKI Homeroom Teacher, Cafeteria Front Row: Eileen Piazza, Marlene Pyret, Rose Pany, Margie Hlavacek, Roberta Ratac, Qudrey Place, Joan Oliver, Arlene Rappaport, Second Row: Nancy Novy, Joan Orin, Lillian Novak, Patricia Rowland, Claire Nuccitelli, Frances Pless, lrma Orselli, Marilyn Polidori. Third Row: Claire Piccoli, Lorraine Reyn- goudt, Angela Paci, Shirley Rostan, Geraldine Rugar, Leona Pickarski, Nina Rabigi, Lucille Pierri. Fourth Row: Bill Panagia, Bob Poe- schel, Bernie Piela, Eugene Rusiecki, Eddie Patten, George Ruppert. Fifth Row: Mr. Casmire Satkowski, Harry Rieken, Frank Ruggiero, Dick Piazza, Leslie Novak, George Romanowski. Back Row: Dominick Perni- ciaro, Kenneth Rehm, Ernest Potere, Charles Roth. ll-8 MR. D. LUCIANO Homeroom Teacher, Library Front Row: Beverly Strub, Mary Sedor, Gloria Schwartz, Jessie Schoonhen, Winnie Schuller, Madeline Salvado, Joanie Salerno. Second Row: Judy Scarlatelli, Arlene Rappa- port, Marilyn Sittineri, Gail Siebert, Ann Sardi, Rosemary Savino, Frances Snyder. Third Row: Mr. Daniel Luciano, Ola Mae Simpkins, Jane Shadlowsky, Rita Serpone, Miriam Sainthill, June Schwaibold. Fourth Row: Carl Scimeca, Sal Scarcella, David Schlatt, William Schmidt, Leslie Seelig, Ronald Smith, Leonard Russo. Back Row: Richard Smagula, James Strain, John Samp- son, Pat Sinko, Dudley Smythe, Warren Simmons, Harry Snyder. ll-9 MRS. E. GIFFORD Homeroom Teacher, Room 301 Front Row: Frances Voitel, Ethel Van Winkle, Dorothy Van Kirk, Margaret Van Baaren, Ruth Weller, Joann Zavesky. Second Row: Jean Werneau, Gladys Vohringer, Monica von Hoen, Eleanor Toronto, Barbara Trom- bitas, Gloria Torsiello. Third Row: Mrs. Elizabeth Gifford, Lillian Anstett, Mary Ann Glinecki, Gloria Tutaro, Elsa Wisk, Betty Vokral, Dolores Travaglio, Fourth Row: Thomas Tomisello, Bill Vietleer, Robert Paretti, Leonard Tutaro, Johnny Bonaldi, Eugene Tensen. Fifth Row: Richard Vilardo, Richard Llszynski, Henry Trepicchio, Ed. Weglarz. Joe Tufaro, Bill Valiavec. Back Row: John Young, Neil Torino, Joseph Vasile, Frank Wodiienski, Joseph Urban, Martin Milucci. 53 sophomores . . . CLASS HISTORY Leaving behind, but not forgetting their Freshman year, our Sophomores embarked on the second milestone of their high school career, under the direction of Miss Groeller. This year was packed full of fun, excitement and - the inevitable work. Mixed with Book Reports and Plane Geometry were the plans for the Sophomore Hop, and the loud pep-assemblies. Gone was the uncertainty and the confusion of their Freshman days: instead remained, the wonderful feeling of belonging to Lodi High, of being an impor- tant spoke in the wheel of our school. They sang our Alma Mater with pride and now they are looking to their future here at Lodi, with enthusiasm and hope. 46 'Y' fi' Front Row olores Psano Secretary Berne Miller President Miss Groeller, Adviser: Joyce Ann Kral, Vice Presidentg Joan McCorm ck Treasurer Second Row Doris Barnitt Barbara Yura Deborah Sampson, Judy Ragland, Inez Vilardo. Third Row: Ronne Focarino Harret Katz Arline Dttr ch Muriel Morgan Phil Nios. Back Row: Tony Kerstner, Richie Novotny, si M uw. - 1'-:rf w wf my 'W X 11 535912 Q-25.1. - Eg fx A 5 . 'M if' A Q W in C ff . Q A n K .wh-r -Pl' lf 05- Pa ' 10' ' 5? af If . , L' W, I .Y 6' - . .fi it . .f if an Q: N: 1 3 .w plum. 1 .-g1,,'.u x ..-T 1 1300? f3V:. 3 ya 4 KM -If -all in-I v' f , x.4,y5 ,bw -,, h - .2 931. fu I, D , wa fm 4 ' 'sf , K a all ' sly-4 A ,iv ' 'fi' if H Y' ' Q5 fa, --dl Fi 2' V V' img W .W 1 as IO-7 MISS J. SACHS Homeroom Teacher, Auditorium Front Row: Colombia Orlando, Barbara Mc- Kitta, Irma Martlnelli, Beatrice Marino, Jackie Miller. Second Row: Joan McCormick, Gail Mankito, Sandra Mucci, Muriel Morgan, Carol McSweeney, Miss Jeannette Sachs. Third Row: Louis Maday, Rosemary O'Con- nor, Elaine Madiovsky, Barbara Jeckert, Jacqueline Nemec, Steve Mathyas. Back Row: Joe Pagan, Gene Nicolas, Walter Martin, Richie Novotny, Paul Morrissy, Ed Palmer, Bernie Miller, Frank McCoy, Robert Nieradka, Ronney Laski, Robert Schaab, Frank Marut, John Nogrady. l lO-8 MRS. M. PROE Homeroom Teacher, Auditorium Front Row: Mrs. Marie Proe, Barbara Sayer, Marie Russo, Savinne Parnofiello, Jacqueline Pecoraro, Dorothy Retz. Second Row: Eugene Rogers, Elizabeth Siniack, Deborah Sampson, Judy Ragland, Rosalye Raia, Julia Pecoraro, Martin Rosen. Third Row: Tommy Roche, Darline Schweighardt, Gloria Perna, Dolores Pisano, Domenica Sarra, Lorraine Pitters, Charles Popek. Fourth Row: Joe Scibetta, Charles Ryant, Howie Parks, Edward Pytlik, Robert Greenleaf, Mike Russo. Fifth Row: Ed Plaskon, Steve Rubenstein, Thomas Seibert, Steve Roskos, Charles Reichert, Walter Rykowski, Back Row: Robert Pekaar, Philip Sanders, Richard Pietrowitz, Roy Rutt, Joe Popek. IO-9 MR. C, SERPONE Homeroom Teacher, Auditorium Front Row: Rosemarie Stout, Arlene Zlamal, Faye Terranella, Diane Socha, Barbara Yura, Joan Zlamal, Edith Walton. Second Row: Yolanda Tonnessen, Barbara Zak, Inez Vil- ardo, Lois Troast, Arlene Stellingwerf, Bertha Wilson, Jane Wasmer. Third Row: Martha Sudek, Brenda Wolfe, Elizabeth Sosnicki, Joan Vincze, Phyllis Vasile, Barbara Toth, Helen Wernbel. Fourth Row: Robert Winter, Gerald Van Ess, John Szilagyi, Andrew Steele, Douglas Thompson, Bill Tierney. Fifth Row: Mr. Charles Serbone, Carl Weiss, Alan Wellins, Fred Yarosz, Paul Zito. Back Row: Thomas Trinka, Louis Veprek, Al Vinci, Howard We ss, Adolph Szarvas. Freshmen . . . CLASS HISTORY Our Freshman class, under the direction of Miss J. Sachs, carried on many activities this year. Freshman members took their places on the Student Council, thus making their group an essential part of Lodi High. The Freshman Social, which was held on October l7th, was probably the most suc- cessful in the history of our school. lt broke off the last fragment of the shell of shyness and proved that co-operation is in abundance in this class. In the future, the members of this year's ninth grade can look back with pride and be happy to say, We were the l953 Freshmen of Lodi. 'xx CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: Jerry Cawley, Presidentg Frank O Haus Vice President Back Row: Alice Marchen, Secretaryg Barbara Docherty Treasurer 45, 1-0' fv e. 5 1 RRY' A--Q FRESHMAN CABINET Miss J. Sachs, Adviser Front Row: Alice Morchen, Secretary, Jerry Cawley, President, Miss J. Sachs, Adyiserp Frank O'l-lous Vi President, Barbara Docherty, Treasurer. Second Row: Joan Albright, Beverly Miles, Francine Massey, Frances Fiduccia, Joyce Innocents, Barbara DeBruIys. Third Row: Arlene Bishow, Ann Spiak, Josephine Plescia, Frances Bongiorno, Rosalie DiLiberti, Joseph Policastro. Back Row: Harvey Scher, Edwin Sainthill, John Lohrer Joe Shortino, Ronald Frano, Vincent Valentino, ' 2 2 W! 5 if ein B im ,fag . 4 ...lv-0 nfs' 257 -.Lf vt be .0 K-z ,. - - 'ig 4 .l. Q A 9- ff 'fs Y? . ,fp ,Q vs., X, S 4 . ,Q u J, X! Ami 'F v sing, b 4 1 K f ,m ' . JJ. Q si'-wif m 1 wfiffg 'ff Vs an 2, 'rw 4' 5, . A ' M If-EV '33 'N ,C - gb7 A- V 1 W , 'X I . 7, iv ff i ' 9' 'Tb' A if ,V 1 ii K- iff Q' I 4' : , ' f W. H rig , . gy ,I 'J ' a xf , fffw if ad - , ' , 'fi 1 L21 i ,Lx Y-Pl' X J '--5.4-u ' -3 O , I -41? -nal , ,4-1. . 'Q V. .si 3. i. ., nun, ' O ! E' Gig fu Q 5:3 XSD Ni -19 XO -1--an rs Q3 JP ol'S anizationfv Y I 3. b A 41. 1 it .cc ., M we ,fill 'il-fk -rw '-- 1.55 'yr' STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Seated: Frank Junger, President, Victor Cohen, Vice President. Standing: Alice Hrabovsky, Secretary, Marilyn Western, Treasurer. -v gi We-7 ,M , ,. Ai- 9' STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. L. March, Adviser Student Council The basis of good government is a firm foundation erected by repre- sentatives of the people. Our Student Council is our student governing body. Homeroom and club repre- sentatives have served to bring forth the attitudes and opinions of every member of our student body. The Council has served also as a director of all social affairs in our school. -r' '17 'K ,rf 3 Front Row: Alice Hrabovsky, Secretary, Frank Junqer, Presldentg Mr lc March, A'f.lser, Mc Cohen, Vice President, .Marilyn West- ern Treasurer, Second Row: Beverly Locker, Patricia Kane, Rita Mafionna Lorraine Soniiey, June Carlough, Joyce Kral, Dorothy Miller, Joy Mastrlani, Charlotte Van Vllet, Third pOw.' Camille Ballanmne Maureen Eazclf Helen Weinbel, Marie Tuzzeo, Mary Roedel, Louise Gutzwiller, Janet DeWilde, Gloria Tutaro. Shirley 'vleango Fcurtn Pew .csc-QF ne Carata, Barbara, Sayer, Thelma 55 Wattenberg, Betty Hamilton Pat Stamato, Anita Du Bois, Joyce Hartwick Joan Mes er Carre Picccli, Diana Socha. Fifth Row' Tom DiGrazia. Herbert Kirnmlck, Herman Solomon, John Vrabllk, Fred Vyestpnal, W :Warn Sujol James Toscano, Anthony Del Greco, James Weis, Carl Bertsch. Back Row. Henr Baron Anthon Tucci, Jerr Cavsie, Fr nkaln Hacsen r y , y y ,. a , B lan Nelson, Alex Slakle, Herbert Seitert, Gordon Frost, Harry Snyder, Weston Torrey. STUDENT HANDBOOK COMMITTEE Mr. Louis A. March, Adviser Front Row: Vic Cohen, Marilyn Western, Mr. Louis A. March, Adviser, Alice Hraboy- sky, Frank Junger. Second Row: Claire Piccoli, Charlotte Van Vliet, Pat Stamato, Betty Hamilton, James Weis. Back Row: Anthony Del Greco, Tom DiGrazia, Franklin Hausen, James Toscano, Herman Solomin. The ultimate aim of this committee is to publish a student handbook which will familiarize students with the var- ious rules and regulations which they are expected to follow throughout their high school years. you 'Y 45 rv 'Q' Q' ASSEMBLY PROGRAM COMMITTEE Front Row: Frank Junger, Advisers, Mrs. Gladys Seyerlein, Mr. Louis A. March, Mrs. Beatrice Warchol, Vic Cohen, Co-Chairman. Second Row: James Weis, Fred Westphal, June Carlough, Charlotte Van Vliet, Marie Tuzzeo. Anthony Del Greco. Back Row: Henry Baron, Anthony Tucci, Charles Breuel, John Vrablik, Herman Solomon, James Toscano. An assembly well enjoyed can be accredited to the capable efforts of the faculty members and students who con- stitute this committee. Their task is to plan assemblies that will suit all age groups at Lodi High. Ps JUNIOR RED CROSS COMMITTEE Mr. L. March, Adviser Front Row: Frank Junger, June Carlough, Marie Tuzzeo, Vic Cohen. Second Row: Herman Solomon, William Sudol, James Toscano, Anthony Del Greco. Third Row: if Mr. Louis A. March, Adviser. t Two representatives from each class make up this committee. The commit- tee performs many praiseworthy deeds. They make favors and gifts for hos- pitalized children, help in Red Cross drives and bring their endless kindness to the less fortunate. 'iq gi 67 'iitwf' 'M EDITORS Seated: Betty Hamilton, Thelma Wattenberg. Standing: Herman Solomon, Tom Di Grazia, Ligonis Damis. agic Many years after graduation day, while looking through our high school memoirs, we will come across the I953 edition of Magic Casements. As we turn the pages, the years will slowly slip by and we will once again be back in Lodi High School, l953. Sweet memories will invade our thoughts and we will start wondering about the whereabouts of the familiar faces that pass before our eyes. The good times that had been ours during our high school years will be relived as we sit back and watch the hands of time turn back for just a little while. If this happens now and then, this year's staff of Magic Casements will then have realized the purpose of this yearbook, for, while our four eventful years at Lodi High may have been completed, Magic Casements will have enabled the memory to linger on forever. J a MAGIC CASEMENTS EDITORIAL STAFF Mr. Frank LaBarba, Adviser, Miss Juliette Bechak, Assistant Adviser. JJ Front Row: Mr. Frank LaBarba, Adviser, Florence Laverty, Thomas DiGrazia, Betty Hamilton, Miss Juliette Bechak, Assistant Adviser. Second Row: Thelma Wattenberg, Gloria Melfi, Margaret Vnenchak, Norma Zounek, Lorraine Matus. Third Row: Vivian 68 Zafonte, Annette Bennett, Virginia Harvey, Gloria Wisinski, Lorraine Sondey, Barbara Palmieri. Fourth Row: Ann Glorioso, Amelia Stefas, Monica Shunter, Ellen McCoy, Pat Staford, Barbara Godleski. Margaret Savastano. Back Row: John Vrablik, Joan Stoever, Pat Stamato, Marie DeSalvo, Herman Soloman, Weston Torrey. :-,Q - Q h 'fx 95 Q 41 -4 -z. Q' V ' --1, g V- AMX -,.- ' , A in Wk . yi i s .X 1, , . 43: if W 1 i we xv-i 'v 1 , ff 1 4, ! Y 4 -5 .sir- X v J 1 ,nv E i fy 5 xx J. A WF .. gif! A Q 2 if if fi o 4 f 'ab Wd QU' Ol Org Cin IAN Fl ha 'I V1 WI I 'I' 'I I iles 0,-1. at L Q . i L all .!15la'-Rl!-2 ls.g 0.1 70 A school paper is an asset! From thence comes every bit of news and many interesting features. The staff has performed a laborious job in the preparation of the Jet- ferson News, for the entertainment and information of the entire student body. -'dl JEFFERSON NEWS EDITORS Seated: Betty Hamilton, Editor-in-Chief, Thelma Wattenberg, Managing Editor. Standing: Judy Scarlatelli, Assistant Features Editorg Lorraine Sondey, Assistant Features Editor, Terrie Belli, Sports Editor. JEFFERSON NEWS BUSINESS STAFF Mr. Phil Niosi, Adviser Front Row: Ann Spiak, Thelma Wattenberg, Mr. Philip Niosi, Adviser, Betty Hamilton, Arlene Soressi. Second Row: Eleanor Simonelli, Barbara Lindsay, Marie Asaro, Loretta Pirera, Joan Dunaj, Mildred La Bua, Frances Toronto. Third Row: Marilyn Maggio, Carol Miglorino, Eileen Piazza, Anne De- Nude, Gertrude Hatsko. Back Row: Barbara Sayer, Blaise Salerno, Marie DeSalvo, Josephine Carafa. Q JEFFERSON NEWS EDITORIAL STAFF Mr. B. Focarino, Adviser Front Row: Terrie Belli, Sports Editor, Lorraine Sondey, Associate Feature Editorg Thelma Wattenberg, Managing Editor, Mr. Bernard Focarino Adviserg Betty Hamilton, Editor-in-Chietg Judy Scarlatelli, Associate Features Editor Second Row: Rosemary Squilanti Adele Hrabovsky, Joan Manicone. Joan Labosky, Joy Verili, Vivian Zatonte. Arlene Soressi. Frances Toronto, Anita Manzetti, Third Row: Josephine Carafa, Marie DeSalvo, Kay Bode, Joan Sabatino, Ann Miroddi. Joyce Peraino. Bernice Coronato, Arlene Corey, Lorraine Minniti, Ann Glorioso. Fourth Row: Ronald Daleo, Pete Polidcri, Jim Dabulis, Ken Wishneski, James Zavesky. Gary Baker, Joe Pless, James Toscano, Anthon Del Greco, Raymond Murko. Back Row: Tom DiGrazia, Frank Terry, Phil DeMasso, Gary Carabin, George Sarno, George Morgan, George Accetta, Tony Grieco, Joseph Dluhy. Dramatic Club Mr, Frank Paparozzi, Adviser Front Row: Winnie Schuller, Secretaryg Vic Cohen, President, Mr. F. Paparozzi, Adviser, Madge La Corte, Vice President, Frank Junger, Treasurer. Second Row: Doris Knebl, Eleanor Simonelli, Judy Scarlatelli, Pat Byers, Gloria Torsiello, Barbara Matero, Gail Seibert, Arlene Soressi. Third Row: Audrey Muller, Rosemary Moticker, Marilyn Sittinieri, Anna Marie Donofrio, Annette Guido, Kathryn Sweetman, Marie Tuzio, Loretta Pirera. Fourth Row: Rosalie Carcara, Jean Kane, Anne DeNude, Joan DeSimone, Mildred La Bua, Gertude Hatsko, Joan Dunai, Angela Buchichio, Camille Culiento. Fifth Row: Claire Nuccitelli, Ann Asaro, lrma Orselli, Angela Cotfone, Camille Nuccitelli, Marilyn Fillmore, Rosemary Sayino, Marie Mesko. Sixth Row: Nick Paladino, Anthony Del Greco, Louis Focarino, Peter Astorino, James Toscano. in 3 l Frank Junger . Marie Tuzzeo , Winnie Schuler . Nick Paladino . Madge La Corte . . Anne Marie Donofrio . . Catherine Sweetman Loretta Pirera . . 1 X AQ . Vi 6 xi M ., 'I c,,-,, ,QE On the night of December 5, l952, the Dramatic Club, under the direction of Mr. U Frank Paparozzi, presented its annual dra- matic presentation. This year the play The Panther's Claw was presented. The characters included: Anthony Del Greco . James Toscano . Louis Focarino . . Pete Astorino . cast of . . Clifton King Norma Tremaine . Elaine Standish Jerry Freeman Olive Dale Edith Dale . Hope Fenwick Tillie Tish . Jake McCord . Tony Capuccio . Panther . Spider l 'fx v k QI 3 A . I-, Q 'U fi my f -1 J. S + 4' , 4 QAM ,-. .5 ff' ,, Q Y 'ge an-H OH sv f, 'ff i ,- ,.A. , 'rx Q QQ, .-F 4-. V: 4 W , if f ,f -J , M , xv Q 5 if an W , ,A f au Q. N3 su L i ,, c ' l f nn an A 0 -Q ' 'T U Q ,.-.., Av fm, 4 . Q X if 9 l g I .. I l as ' I ' I I VK Q9 1 f 9 415. I 'aj I 4 C I 1 I I A 1' V ir k 1: e aa' Q, .g 3 is .-5? a Q '7 A if 44-4 1 WE Q, V fax E:r- .. 'Z 51.3 '-Qi' E' v V W4 gV E B V Fg.MG!s..g'm? -Qfgfg'-1 -ff - 1 hi f , Q ' Q -f'qT'9. 1:9 1, 2 3, Q K1 ' ff Q! Q- ,L4 Q vb-if QQ' AX, ,,,X 4 i 5 , , I , A ..,.,,..,..,,,.....,, -Q.: , . . far SE Y 4 1? 'fl vhs 905 'oghr ti Q1 .bf 4? Q . E? U' 1 W I' 5 5. if 54 V- 59 ' ,W 1, M A 1 ggi :Qgjx af .M T 'iff X J 'Sf X 'ix A' it ,il EI Circulo Espanol Mr, F. Paparozzi, Adviser Front Row: Mildred Santiago, Florence Laverty, Mr, F. Paparozzi, George Romanowski. Second Row: Arleen August, Maureen Blazok, Ann Gloriosi, Lorraine Sondey, Virginia Bel Bruno, Deborah Sampson, Jane Ewans, Janice Constan- tine. Third Row: Marion Cedzidlo, Annette Scira, Doris Barnitt, Harriet Katz, Carol Mc- Sweeney, Joan Sabatino, Joan McCormick, Bar- bara McConnell, Frances Sayder. Fourth Row: Betty Hamilton, John Sampson, Joe Donat, Jerry Heimlick, Mike Berger, Vito DiCapua, Sally Davenport. Back Row: David Schlett, Stuart Rubinstein, Thomas Kearney, Joseph Kalato, Trygve Myhre. The Spanish Club strives to incite a knowledge of the Spanish language and Spanish culture. X If ? 'V'is MQ .Qi 'YJ Le Cercle Francais Mrs. Hannigan, Adviser Front Row: John Vrablik, Barbara Palmieri, Sec- retary, Herman Solomon, President, Mrs. Ruth Hannigan, Adviser, Ligonis Dambis, Vice Presi- dent, Bernie Miller, Treasurer. Second Row: Camille Ballantyne, Marie Tuzzeo, Gail Seibert, Shirley Rostan, Pat Rowland, Pat Byers, Barbara Godleski, Arlene Soressi, Joan Manicone. Third Row: Gail Manketo, Rachel Gerardi, Mary Carol Faul, Shirley Fletcher, Dorothy Miller, Lenore Gallow. Fourth Row: Gloria Melti, Jud Scar- racelli, Betty Merrick, Mickey DiPeri, Beverly Gannaoi, Brenda Wolfe, Margaret Vrenchak. Fifth Row: Diane DeTuro, Muriel Morgan, Rose- mary O'Connor, Dolores Pisano, Patricia Mowry, Amelia Stefas. Anthony Del Greco, Edward God- leski. Sixth Row: Tom DiGrazia, James Toscano, Harry Riekan, Richie Novotny, Dan Lanniuer, Don Kmetz, William Sudol. Back Row: Charles Hux, Charles Breuel, Peter Cole, Marius Gache. Three important aims of every student of French are a thorough understanding of the language, a complete knowledge of French grammar and knowledge of French culture. The informal sessions of this club aim to further these endeavors. if -e. A Q is vs Ss 5 Arts and Crafts Club Miss J. Alessi, Adviser Front Row: Lorraine Pitters, Secretary, Tom DiGrazia, President, Miss Jennie Alessi, Adviser, Shirley Fletcher, Vice President, Herman Solo- mon, Student Council Representative. Second Row: Jackie Pecoraro, Mary Grecco, Janice Constantine, l-lelen Potosnak. Rosemary Lica- mara, John Coiro, Albert Zavesky, Johanna, Guzzone. Third Row: Lynn Della Torre, Geral- dine Swanson, Elaine Rutt. Brenda Wolfe, Jean Kane, Anne Dino, Marion Scheeler. Fourth Row: Barbara Docherty, Mae Palumbo, Lucille Zander, Lois Troast, Margaret Cervine. Alice Morchen, Rosalye Raio. Sonya Roman. Fifth Row: Nancy Holley, Joan Conti. Joyce Conti, Mickey DiPeri, Margie Baldino, Nancy Tichy. Rosemary Pereira, Rosemarie Moarvin. Back Row: Ed Tercicollo, Lenny Tufaro, Louis Focsrino. Lenny Molchon, Roy Gambino, Peter Astorino, Cass DiFalco, Walter Pickel, What lovely and appropriate decora- tions! With that frequently uttered re- mark the curtain is opened on many a social affair. lt is the undying efforts of the Art Club that have made possible such scenes. 76 E. V 0 Gf 1 'I -ll 'E' Q vg, Q . I i I ., 7: 1-V 3 Z 3 y' - F l.3 0 V ,I-L J. . . w , 'Mtg Nu, 4, x Y J - xvlvaa 'A ,Rv 457 a .QL Sf 5 ' Q 1 F Q 1 at .L .-,L n 4 1, ,1 'z . W-'sl df fn- 8 A 3' 'swim' 3 h V G Il 3 my N sw, R ,sw gn Ili! R nai- KY il! . K 5 ' 6 . - 1 n ,A ,, n B. 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Second Row: Ken Gregory, Sal Capizzi Jim Miserendino, Ken Rehm, Phil Maio, Richard Molla, Joe Urban, George Jerome, Jack Socha, Tony Romano, Harold Gomez, Third Row: Frank Wodzienski, George Stumper, Vincent DeMuro, Bob Guidetfi, Emanuel Manzo, Dan Ostrowski, Vince Muscarella, John James, Nick Del Calzo Ray Murko, Fourth Row: Art Atwood, Pete Toronto, Richard McDonough, Bob Nieardka, AI Vinci, Bob Mamola, Martin Melucci, Dom Perniciaro, Marius Gache, Nick Reichardt, Ken Kasper, Jim Rossini. Back Row: Coach Dan Luciano, Manager Vince Marchese, Line Coach Joe Cody. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Lodi Opponent O ........ ....... H ackensack .... ........ - .26 O ........ ....... L yndhurst ....... ........ I 9 O ........ ....... C lifton ................ ........ 5 5 7 ....... ....... S t. MichaeI's- .... .,...... I 2 21 ........ ....... P ope Pius ....... ..... 6 O ....... ....... R idgewood ............. ..... 7 O ....... ........ E ast Rutherford .... ........ 2 I f I8 ..... Q. ........ Leonia ................... ........ 1 3 JOSEPH CODY Line Coach DANIEL LUCIANO Coach FRESHMAN TEAM Front Row: George Vankaf, Vincenf Bernaducci, Frank Vigorifa, Vincent Valenfino, Joe ShorTino, Santo Cantino, Fred Whlaff Gabriel Iapelli. Second Row: John Chavenne. Joe Mazzoffa, Richard Beatrice, John Barrachina, Anthony Locker, Philip Pagano Governor Simpkins. Back Row: Coach William Tryanowski, James Basile, Anthony Campana, Nick Tolizzi, Dominick Versace. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Lodi Opponent 18 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ridgefield Park .......... 0 26 .,.,,,............ Wayne Township ------------------ --'- 0 O ..............,... Hasbrouck Heights, J. V. ..., .,...... T 3 34 .,,...,........... St. Mary's ..........--.---.--,-.-'------------ ---- 0 I3 .,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Rutherford ..... ---- 6 7 .................. Dumont .... ---- 0 6 ,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,.., Fairlawn ........ ---- 0 WILLIAM TRYANOWSKI Coach aslcetball... n,.,.:,...-.1 HY' ol '1 If QF' wr 0 VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM F rst Row Mr Stanley Plela Coach Tony Comeleo Georqe Jarome Ronald Daleo Don Kurz George Accefra Mr Wllluarn Tryan owskl Ass sranf Coach Second Row Jack Wagenrl Roy Rutr Frank Terry Frank Baldnno Gary Carab n Thr d Row Joseph Urban Joh B d P T lor to Phil Malo Back Row Donald Osfheumer Manager Phnl Nmosl Paul Sclll a Lol.. Culmone Nlck Del Calzo n u ay ee a Rlchard Barna Vnnce Clrello Frank Wodzlenskl 'W VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE MR, STANLEY PIELA Coach Lodi Opponent Hackensack Alumm Lyndhurst Rsdgefreld Park Teaneck Leonla Fort Lee Caldwell Rrdgewood St Cecrlna Farrlawn Clifton East Rutherford Caldwell Hasbrouck Heughts .Holy Trinity lHaCkI .Lyndhurst .,,,..,.. .Pope Pius ,,..,,,.. . .,,,, .East Rutherford ,,,.., MR, WILLIAM TRYANOWSKI Assistant Coach II 1-' 'as f 93' ,Q J ' X FRESHMAN TEAM First Row: Herbert Sexferf, Alex Cosfellano Frank Sufera Allan Troasf. ec n R ' ! M rv- , , S O d ow. Ea. agarro, Ed. Chernaa k B H Lohrer Donald Meszaros, Back Row: Mr. Pnulwp Niosl, Coachg Peter Mazzola, Cornelius Greebe, Andy Monocky FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCH EDULE I-Odi Opponent 41 .,.... .....,,, L yndhurst ,,,,, ,,A,vv,,,,,,,, 3 2 36 ...,.A,.. ....,.., G arfield ,.,..,,,. ,,,v.,,, 2 4 M 1, 5, 44 ..f.-.... ,7..V-V- W allingfon ..v..V ......., 2 9 52 .,,.A,... ..,.,,,. R ufherford ,,A,,,e,- ,AAY,-., 3 6 4 , 38 .....,.., ..,,..., N Orth Arlington ,,e, e,,,,,w, 3 3 34 .....Y,.. .Y...... L yndhursf .e,,.....,, A,,A,,-, 2 6 43 ......... ....,,,. T eaneck .... v-v,,,,, 4 I 47 .,,.,, ,.,..... M aywood ,,,,, Vw,.-.-, S 2 43 ,..... ,,,..... G arfield ..,. ,,,--,-- 4 2 43 ,..... ....,.,, T eaneck ..,,,,,....., AA,,,,,, 3 5 53 ......... .....,,. N Orfh Arlington .,,, ,, ,,,,A, 29 39 A...,,... ,,,...,. W allington ....,,,,..,, -,v,,,,A 2 8 53 ......... .....,.. M aywood Jr. H.S. ...., ,,,,,,AA 4 7 MR, PHILIP NIOSI Coach lv aseball . . . ai? 5 4 l BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Ron Nicosia, Gene Sinnema, Tony Tucci, Don Fleisch, Captain, Jack Socha, Frank Terry, George Scheeler. Second Row: Bob Astore, Richard Barna, Frank Wodziewski, Tony Comeleo, Carmine Maneri, Carl Bonomo, Richie Mola, Vince Cirello, Richard Ciesla. Back Row: Mr. Stanley Piela, Coach, Bill Panagia, Sal Capizzi, Phil Niosi, Gene Hannigan, Nick Delcalzo, Lester Wagenti, Lou Culmone, Dick Piazza, Mr. Charles Serpone, Assistant Coach. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Lodi Opponent ,Woodridge ................... -Fort Lee ..................... Garfield ...................... Bogota ........s.............. Ridgewood .................... Lyndhurst ..............-..... East Rutherford .............., -Bloomfield Tech. .............., Englewood .... L ........c...-. -Hackensack .................,, -Leonia ............,.......,,. East Rutherford ........-....,, Lyndhurst ............. - ....,.. . Ridgewood .......,.......,,,,, Bogota ................,,,... Pope Pius -, ........-.,......,, Ramsey .....,.......,. .---,-, MR. STANLEY PIELA, Coach, MR. CHARLES SERPONE, Assistant Coach Wrestling . . . N-L.: N! 'K U r' l : f 1 , f .,-I, f , A W ' j : 1 ' xg. WRESTLING TEAM Front Row: Charles Hux, Managerg Howard Weiss, Wesfly Zebranski, Ken Gregory, Harro Ehrenback, Bob Dufhie, Mr. Joseph Cody Coach. Second Row: Frank O'Haus, Joe Mazzotfa, Budy Basil, Gabriel lapelli, Fred DiMaria, Carl Scimeca. Third Row: Joe De- Masso, Louis Tufaro, Bryce Kendall, Dick Piazza, Bob Nicolosi, Bob McCotrer. Back Row: Carl Sforero, Joe Vasile, Bob Fisher Fred Gola, Rudy Benda, O63 WRESTLING SCHEDULE Lodi oppgngnl' O ,,,..., ....,. F airlawn ,,.,., ,,,, A4A,, , , -41 5 ,.,,., .,.,.. S pring Valley ,,,,, U38 7 .,.,,,. ....., L eonia L, ,, ,----w. -.39 5 ..,.,, ....,. T eaneck ..,. , ,,,,,, 42 8 ,,.,.,. ..,... R amsey , .,... ,,,,,,, 3 3 MR. JOSEPH CODY Coach Track K feafufeg fi N 32,-'lkx'f L' its M Tj? uv' ,111 I 1-hilt lv- a-sg EV f'-'61 fur- 4 ' 'ki -.Ll-r ,ff K an '9- xv-6' Y Class Overture The story of the Class of 1953 doesnt begun as one unut but rather as fuve dufferent groups sunce the students makung up thus class came together from fuve dufferent boroughs namely East Paterson Lrttle Ferry Saddle Ruver Townshup Wallungton and of course Lodu These fuve groups were strangers to each other that us untul they realuzed that they all had the same unterests untul they learned from the upper classmen that a school means unuty that only then can there be the proper school spurut whuch makes for a pleasant school lufe Durung the four years that passed the class has acquured thus unuty and has had many enjoyable moments ,lust to revuew those uoyful experuences and mulestones let us Rung up the Curtaun Act I or 1949 1950 The scene opens on the furst day of school A lot of brught eyed freshmen have just begun theur day of the year Some may be a but scared others are gust watchung but theres somethung new to every body new thungs to learn new thungs to do They stuck close to theur fruends maybe yet shy to make new ones but soon they wull learn the school spurut that us to bund them as one class They take part un the student government and they elect a cabunet Herman Solomon us selected as the Presudent of the freshmen fol lowed by Jay Lalumua Vuce Presudent Lorraune Sondey Secretary Roger Demchak treasurer They start off 4, under the supervusuon of Muss Zummer man as class adviser By the tume for 'agaia-'uw W... w r ,Tu- S Q the Freshman Socual the dufferent groups of students that exusted have locked themselves un one sungle chaun a part of Lodu Hugh lnduan Summer us chosen as the theme for the Freshman Socual whuch turns out to be the best thus far Next the class shows utself proudly un the magazune campaugns Mrs Seyerleuns fresh man Englush class wunnlng the money wuth whuch they attend the New York show Where s Charley In summer we dropped the curtaun for two months to rause ut agaun on Act II 1950 1951 Thus year the setting us gayer yet There are so many fruends that ut us a pleasure to see them every day and we are no longer freshmen whuch means that thus year we have someone under us to tell wuld storues to We start agaun by electung offucers Jay Lalumua gets one step above her last year s offuce as she us elected Presudent Workung wuth her are Lous Wutte Vuce Presudent Lorraune Matus Secretary and Barbara God lesku Treasurer The guudung hand thus year us that of Miss .1 Lo Castro One unpleasant surpruse us the nunth peruod added to the schedule for the furst tume But thus us soon forgotten come February 16th and the Sopho more Hop to the theme of Candyland There we bow to Pete Poludor the Kung and hus faur Queen Lulluan Hollungsworth Meanwhule our class us showung uts abuluty In sports Don Kurz dusplays hus outstandung abuluty un basketball as he starts up the staurway to stardom un sports along wuth Muke Lucuano who us on the football elevator Members of our class are pucked to cheer J V for one year hopung they wull make the varsuty Another year gone and we now awaut the formal dances that wull take place un the next acts when the trees drop theur golden curtaun of leaves on Ac III1951 952 Thus year accordung to many seems to have been the shortest yet so many thungs have happened Muss Svec us our advuser and we select the people we belueve most suuted to manage the affaurs of our class Charles Abbatemarco us chosen Presudent .lay Lalumua has her already famuluar offuce of Vuce Presudent and the offuces of secretary and treasurer are entrusted to the experuenced Lorraune Matus and Barbara Godlesku respec tuvely As the year progresses we get un our orders for the school rungs whuch makes us feel really proud of Lodu Hugh Another thunq that can make us feel prouder us the football team and basketball team The former . . . u u u u 3 t u u . . u - u . tu - - ut 4 ' KK . 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VI . 41 ,' '. s 1 :story recorded three wuns fuve losses and a te that ln the Thanksguvung game Vuncent Cuna and Muke Lucuano are elected as our co captauns In basketball the Rams put them selves out wuth twenty wuns and only four losses Our tall Don Kurz has already clumbed up there among the countu fuve Another prude of Lodu Hugh School the Musuc Depart ment now steps unto the spotlught Furst of all there us the performance of the Nutcracker Suute under the durectuon of our Mom Kronush Then after months of rehearsals a operetta us presented HMS Punafore whuch brungs a great cast and enyoys a great success we all hope there wull be more wonderful shows luke thus A truly great honor be falls twelve of our boys and gurls They are selected for membershup to the Natuonal Honor Socuety Lugonus Dambus Roger Demchak Barbara Godlesku Vurgunua Harvey Herbert Kummuch Florence Laverty Glorua Melfu Margaret Savastano Herman Solomon Weston Torrue Margaret Vnenchak and John Vrabluk are assembled on the stage along wuth the senuor members proud of themselves and glad that they can make theur parents teachers and the class proud of them Another unforgettable experuence us the Enchanted Eve nung at Donohues our Junuor Promenade Donald Fleush and Josephune Carafa are crowned the Kung and Queen by the Pruncess Lorraune Matus and Prunce Gary Carabun Thus charmung nught us the last mulestone to the greatest part of our hugh school lufe the senuor year Funale, 1952 1953 The clumax us now only ten months away and naturally we re all excuted to begun the last phase Soon we have to settle down and get to work to put the funushung touches on our glamorous show Donald Kurz has gauned popularuty through hus basketball career and also wuth hus amuabule per sonaluty he us elected as our class Presudent Marue DeSalvo us Vuce Presudent Lorraune Matus Secretary and Josephune Carafa Treasurer Mr Puela and Muss Herman are guudung the performers un our funale Our football season usn t goung exactly the way we would luke but our basketball team makes up for that Unfortunately due to some unpleasant uncudent our Senuor Ball us called off thus year Our Musuc Department us agaun doung great thungs The concert chour us making fune performances before very dustunguushed auduences uncludung Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt lt us a sure bet that many of our class wull be sungung un the All State thus year We were delughted to see our Senuor Play thus year We Shook the Famuly Tree durected by Muss Uzmann a charmung story so well unterpreted by our senuor class members Comes May and the long awauted Washungton Trup Thus us always an event eagerly awauted and long remembered by all senuors Those moments of confusuon fun and wonderful sughts wull remaun wuth us forever Then as the orchestra of our souls us bangung out the last chords we ascend the steps to reach for our duplomas we shake hands we are proud and happy we are deeply lufted as the curtaun falls on our performance of the past but what wull be the settung of our future depends on our own wull and determunatuon And now as we take a bow let us also call out those people behund the stage those wuthout whom thus show wouldnt have been possuble Let us extend our apprecuatuon to those parents teachers and others who were behund us all the way helpung un any way they could And let not the applause un our hearts stop for the funest show that we have made and seen Let us keep ut a part of us long after the funal curtaun us drawn down the fune strungs of lufe 93 F reshm a n ass Ofhzers 1:0 Z ma Front Row Herman Solomon Presudent Lorraune Sondey Vuce Presudent Back Row Jay Lalumua Secretary Roger Demchak Treasurer phomore Class Offrcers Jumor Class Offucers Front Row Jay Lalumua P esudent Lous Wutte Vuce Presudent Back Row Lorraune Matus Secretary Barbara Godlesku Treasurer Front Row Charles Abbat:-marco Presudent Jay Lalumua Vuce Presudent Back Row Lorraune Matus Secretary Barbara Godlesku Treasurer I ... 0 4 , .... I T' 1'-a - N I , .zu l -D - ' I I I 4 D uu I Y' . u. . . . . Q . , - , . .. . ,u - - .. ., . I . , , n f - .. r uu . - 5 , . .. , - 1 , - CI . , A . . . . S N - . u . u u u u r 5 l ' Q ' , , , ' . : . . . . , I . . . u - 4 . . tu I . ., . . . . , . . u , , . .u . . , , . - I0 I - I Q I u Z . - . 3 , . . , . . I ' . . So - . u l . . , . -' ' : , r 3 . - A - rn ' u . ., . , . . . u - u , , as Q Y . . -I X u I , V u u who T I , . . . 8 . u u . . . : ' u 3 , . ,I :gem CLASS OFFICERS Charles Abbatemarco, Presidenfg Jay Lalurnia, Vice Presidenfg Lorraine Marus, Secrefaryg Barbara Godleski, Treasurer, iff iw gum, GUESTS GUESTS Mr. L. March, Mrs. L. Marcrv, Mr. S, Piela. Mr. 5. GOdl9Sl4i, Eleanor Svec, Class Adviserg Mugs A. l-lerrnan, Mr. P, Tedesco Mrs. S. Puela, Mrs. S. Godleski. Mrs. P. Tedsco, Mrs. J. Cody. Mr. J. Cody, Mrs. W. Proc, Mr, W. Proe. X54 ..,,-0' RECEIWNG LINE DANCE SCENE AT OUR PROM Right to Left: Charles Abbafemarco, Arlene Scressl, Frank Terry, Marllyn Pclidorl, Jack DeSYorleS, Barbara Gcdleski. S233 'Q CROWNING OF THE KING AND QUEEN Prince Gary Carab n King Donald Fleisch Queen Josephine Carafa Princess Lorraine Matus X . eg--,, N l E I P I-ggfe: , gm s,g v'.!'w I QI ' 93' 1 'il '22 ,r , x-. EYENQNGB 1 I I ft '1:.. Af v a 'zqlfii P0 N--., .5 ' V I I 's 'Nl O A NWN, 5:6- 'WNY jul 1' 'ms Mft 26- GRAND MARCH, HEADED BY ROYALTY OF THE PROM ANOTHER VIEW OF THE GRAND MARCH AN ENCHANTED By Herman Sol An Enchanted Evening At the Junior Prom, VVith -,our favorite partner Dancing bv your side And somehow you know, You know even then That you will remember a An Enchanted Evening Couples will be dancing You will see them dancing Across a crowded room And dance after dance, As strange as it seems The sound of the music w your dreams. 95 EVENING omon gain and again. ill sing in X KING DONALD FLEISCH, and QUEEN JOSEPHINE CARAFA Who can explain it? Who can tell you why? Fools give you reasons, Wise men never try. An Enchanted Evening In our southern garden, When our Prom is over And has become a dream, Everyone is gone Filled with memories, So all through your life You will dream ofthe Prom. Dream of the Evening. never let it go Dream of this Evening, never let it g Senior CAST OF WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE Front: Betty Hamilton, Gloria Toth, Ligonis Dambis, Miss Jeanne Uzmann, Dnrectorg Ellen McCoy, Jack DeStories. Standing: Joan Keresty, Tom DiGrazia Mary Roedel, Herman Solomon, Francis Falcetfa, Barbara Godleski. The annual senior play was held on the evening of February ZO, I953. This year, under the capable direction of Miss Jeanne Uzmann, a three-act' comedy, We Shook the Family Tree, was pre- sented, The cast of characters was as follows: Hildegarde . . . . Ellen McCoy Mr. Dolson lFatheri . . Ligonis Dambis Mrs. Dolson lMotherl . . Betty Hamilton Sally , . . . Joan Keresty Bob . Thomas DiGrazia Jimmy . Francis Falcetta Paige . . Gloria Toth Ellie-May . Barbara Godleski Jill .... Freddie Shermer Mr, Shermer . Mrs Shermer Lorraine Matus Jack DeStories Herman Solomon Mary Roedel ,. 1 .---..,,,, .sv-:sql 1 f i Q f , . , Y I , A I 5 , , 7. KA x . I tk? 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F fall Variety Show Girls' Glee Club at Xmas Musicale Rv' Us K Highlights of Oct. 3 1952- 17, 1952- 31 1952- Nov. 14 1952- 21 1952- Dec. 5 1952- 23 1952- Jan. 9 1953- 30 1953- Feb. 20 1953- 27 1953- Mar. 20 1953- 27 1953- Apr. 24 1953- Apr. 28, 29, 30 May 1, 1953- May 8, 1953- 22, 1953- 29, 1953- June 7, 1953- 1 1, 1953- 1952- Student Council Football Dance Freshman Social Girls' Vocational Club Dance Hi-Y Dance Variety Show Dramatic Club Play Christmas Musicale Student Council New Year Dance Sophomore 1-lop Senior Class Play National Honor Society Dance lMiss Lodi l-ligh chosenl Operetta Student Prince Student Council lnter-Club Carnival Dance Tri-Hi-Y Dance Washington Trip for Seniors Spring Concert Junior Prom Senior Class Assembly Baccalaureate Services Graduation School Year 1953 --uk , ,ff X N-ivy? 8.0 Looking down at Sophomore Hop Spectators at Sophomore Hop NX Crowning of Virginia Harvey as Miss Lodi High, at National Honor Society Dance 2 1 4 in Scene from the operetta Student Prince Another scene from 'Student Prince 103 S napsh cts 'AJ 6. 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N Z 2 xx M f iii Nggg 'iiiiff ' 1 f -+3 fl ,I , ,, ,, -ff-I fff , ,- ,W , vqry ,l Q- XA ' W A-A ,X X' !,,..-'ff' -Y' --- Hx -- Y x bv Av'-Jv,.,f ' X Q.--ff-' A ,,. , gr K- i ks A-i Y xxx W-swuxwgw-v-,,f ' f XXX L, ff CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 Lodi Mayor and Councll MAYOR ANTHONY J GLJARANO COUNCIL MEMBERS LOUISA MARCH JAMESJ cucclo DOMINICN BRINDISI DOMINIC A INTERDONATO Audntor MONROE REASS Borough Attorney ALFRED D SCHIAFFO Borough Engmeer BARNEY BRANCA IO7 JOHN T. LATTANZIO FRANK J. VOLPE PATRONS and Mrs A H Della Penta and Mrs F Gacnofano and Mrs A Lascan and Mrs E Tedesco and Mrs L March and Mrs A J Lalumua and Mrs C Camarata Muss Rosa Stassn Mr and Mrs S Prela Mess Anne Marne Herman Frank LaBarba and Mrs E Groman and Mrs Ed O Neill and Mrs H J Ostheumer and Mrs D Manna and Mrs J Koppenal J and Mrs J Gurak L Lascara and Mrs D Luciano Mass A Scandanato Mr and Mrs T Verga Mrs S Canovas Mr and Mrs J Bllla Mrs Del Greco Mass J Feravola Mr and Mrs B Focarmo Miss T Groeller Mrs R Hanmgan Mlss Lynne Hnlman Mr and Mrs P Nnoss Mr J Opsahl MassA Sabella Miss L Saluppo Mrs L Scandarnato Mass E Svec Mrs B Warchol Mrs Legerldes C Serpone and Mrs D Conte and Mrs J OConnor and Mrs A Slmpson and Mrs G Crenn and Mrs G Creathorne Mrs M Brancato and Mrs J Bocchmo and Mrs H Gomez and Mrs P Gembagno and Mrs A Mlcell and Mrs Perma and Mrs Torrey and Mrs Ferrara and Mrs DeStones and Mrs Koznch and Mrs DeMasso and Mrs Frasco Stella Pellngra Mr and Mrs H Marx Mr and Mrs D Melfl Vance Cena Mrs Lena Domenico PRescott 7 3339 Lodl Radlo Shop SALES and SERVICE Establushed 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 LO I N J PRescott 7 454l D STAMATO D STAMATO 81 CO INC GENERAL CONTRACTORS PUBLIC UTILITIES SIXTH and CAPITAL STREETS SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP N J IOB Mr. . . . - Mr. . . 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PRescott 9 7688 Peter J Plescla GENERAL CONTRACTOR Contractors Equipment Rented 35 VREELAND AVENUE LQDI NEW JERSEY MAYOR AND L'00lVC'll 109 PATRONS Mr and Mrs J Dluhy Mr and Mrs M Dmrnch Eugene Scarlatellu Hester E Idell Mr and Mrs R Harris Mr J PICCIBHO Mr and Mrs George Acetta Mr G W Klem Warren and Joan Mathew McCabe and Mrs A Le Gar and Mrs F Losurdo and Mrs Scclhen u net J Feravola and Mrs A Sorbola and Mrs J DeMasso and Mrs R Whelan and Mrs B Engsell and Mrs J Mastrelh and Mrs J Spataro and Mrs A Savastano and Mrs Frank Santuago and Mrs J Vnenchak and Mrs L Zeppnen Capt and Mrs P Wagenh and Mrs B Damian: and Mrs Joseph Socha and Mrs W T Bodmer and Mrs Fred West Barbara Blrkholz Mr and Mrs A DeFaIco Shnrley MacLean Mr and Mrs P Dabulus Maureen Fmn and Mrs D Lu Vecchc and Mrs W Harvey I Wm Harvey USMC and Mrs A R Zounek and Mrs E F Bertsch and Mrs F Hanzer and Mrs J Wagner and Mrs S Nucoscsa Mass Anlta Sabella Mr and Mrs J Lynch Mrs P Silber Mr and Mrs Harvey Urdang Mrs Mary Arbus and Mrs H Arbus and Mrs Jack Arbus and Mrs A Feldman and Mrs N Nadler and Mrs Arbus and Mrs Panyko and Mrs Paladmo and Mrs Abbatemarco and Mrs DeVato and Mrs F Pmkerton Mrs F Toronto Mr and Mrs F A Westphal o . 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' PATRONS Mr and Mrs E DeYoung Tom and Luz and Mrs T Zabawa W WISIDSKI and Mrs J R Stafford Peter SImon Domlnlc and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs GlUdlCe H ScIalabbo H Lashschock J LucIano K Kehrer A VIncI A MICBII S Marchese Frank Toth Glorsa and Larry and Mrs E SInnema and Mrs F ScIolaro LouIs Sagaro and Mrs J Van VlIet and Mrs W Wxtte Speed Queens Kaye and Jrmmy and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs E Maly L A LocascIo S Godleskl J E Wood MISS Anne Herman and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Samuel Ray J Nedelka FIsher McKay F Terry Sherln Alfano J Mannarlno Mrs Helen Solomon and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Frank AltIerI Bob and Jay and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Bob A Hall A Bayen Brancato Blatt Caporoso Zabrlskle Munday C Falcetta l Cappello Karl WeIs H Fuge P Frltsche C Alessandnnl BuIld Health Each Day The LUSCIOUS Way' When you enjoy a plateful of ReId s Ice Cream you get all the nutnents of rIch ICS cream and wholesome mIlk products Theres VItamIn A that Important B complex as well as Iron caIcIum and valuable protenns So enjoy delIcIous nourIshIng REID S ICE CREAM Preferred Qualnty Smce 1874 COMPLIMENTS OF Saddle Rlver 'I-ovvnshlp Board of Educatlon WILLIAMJ MCCORMICK PresIdent JOSEPH MAY VIce Presldent ROY P BURT Supermtendent of Schools JOHN KOWALSKY JR DIstrIct Clerk W H0'l '9SW0 h ROBERT CHAPMAN I-IELEN EINLEY WILLIAM c SCHAEEER J Leone N Asfofmo JOHN P COTE ROSE OLIVER ALVIN G YHLEN Thomas Quade W Feczer J Fletcher J Soressa ll0 Mr. . . 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I I9 5647 PRescott 7 8889 PRescott U 6367 JAMES McKAY PARAGON CLEANERS INSURANCE We Do Our Own Cleanmg In All Its Branches 3 HOU' SCYVICS 5 NICHOLSON STREET 26 MAIN STREET LODI NEW JERSEY LODI NEW JERSEY TEaneck 7 6400 MURRAY SINGER 8I9 TEANECK ROAD TEANECK NEW JERSEY III PATRONS A Frvend Elmwood Delicatessen Mr and Mrs J Morchen Mr and Mrs H Greene Fred Forthmann Kay Johnston Mary Kelle Mr and Mrs H Strub Lynne Hmman Mr and Mrs F Frasco Mrs S Calterone Mrs B Zangara Mr Neck DnPaoIo Mrs S Cassata Mrs P Restuccla Mr Peter Reahmont Mr Duck Gualemr Mr and Mrs E J Stolarz Mrs Betty Jacobson Mr Uno Wnlhelm Jacobson Ada Faul Mrs Rose Beckmeyer Mrs Janotta Mr and Mrs G Sarno Mr and Mrs W Wonach A Frlend Roberta Kava Mr and Mrs D Lodnco Mrs C Cotfone Vlc and Mary Mr Joe Lano Morrss Arbus and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Csro Carafa C R Carlough S Greco Grabley B Pellrgra J Peters N Pappalardo James Blrd Vnto Stamato P Torclcollo Mrs Mary Vendfttl and Mrs and Mrs an and Joe and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs J Pless Mr and Mrs St Stephen s C G Greebe Sr John L Lesko J Paladmo A Penllo Joseph Sabarmo D Pohdorn J Pacu Drum and Bugle Corp Carlmlne and Jo John Kwasmck and Mrs C J Antusta and Mrs Gregory and Mrs Andrew Rusm Joseph S Rusm Sir A . - Mr. . 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' PATRONS Mr and Mrs J Wlentenberg Mr and Mrs Chas Arnold Mr and Mrs L Kahn Stephen Markovlch Jr Mr and Mrs J Schmidt Mnss Dorothy Aversano and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs :ttle Beaver and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs S Novak Cutrona J Hascup A Holley Rsccellr Ha Gutzwlller Morgan Fortune Kahn Mason G McCoy Tnago S Dabeck J Petrullo M Hatsko S Vladyka W Everett R Brown Burruano Chlslock Mroczek Tartaglna Solarmo Catalano M Harrington Lester Lascara and Mrs D Luciano Mlss A Scandarsato Mr and Mrs T Verga Mrs S Conovas M J Brllla Mr and Mrs M Del Greco MlssT Groeller Mrs R Hannigan Mrs L Hlnman Mr and Mrs P Nnosl Mr Julian Opsahl Mess Anuta Sabella Mass Lucy Saluppo Mrs L Scandarnata Muss Eleanor Svec Mr J Tamburello Mr Legerldes Mr C Serpone Mr and Mrs D Conte MussA Uzmann Diamond 2 9821 JAY MILLER Propuetor For Something Drfferent Stop At Y CANDLELIGHT TAVERN There IS Candlellght Every Night Open Sunday Mornungs at 9 A M 475 MARKET STREET ROCHELLE PARK N J L 0 D l POLICE DEPARTMENT PRescott 7 6929 LEES BRIDAL SHOP LEE CHIARAMONTE Prop Brides and Bndesmald s Gowns Tuxedos to I-Ilre 27 MAIN STREET LODI NEW JERSEY INTER STATE DYEING AND FINISHING C0 CSEDQIW 35 EIGHTH STREET PASSAIC NEW JERSEY B'Il Mr. . . Mr. , C. J A , S Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. , C. ' ' Mr. . C. ll Mr. . A. ' . . . Mr. . A. Elk Mr. . G. L. Mr. . F. ' - - Mr. . J. Mr. . N. Mr. . . YZ? Mr. . C. ' Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. and Mrs. J. Yankowski Mr. . . , . . Mr. .. . Mr. . . Mr. . S. Mr. . S. ' Mr. . E. - Mr. . C. ' Mr. . S. ' Mr. . J. Mr. . . ' Mr. ' ' Mr. . . ' , r. . H2 LUBRICATION MINOR REPAIRS GRQ-gory 3 632-I SYNDER S FRIENDLY SERVICE ROUTE 6 at 7th STREET CLIFTON N J an ROUTE 6 at ROOSEVELT STREET SAULINO BROTHERS MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS You Can Whip Our Cream But You Can t Beat Our Mulk -43 KIPP AVENUE BAKERS OF BOND BREAD Feel Its Freshness FAIrIawn 6 9123 JULE S E550 438 FAIRLAWN PARKWAY SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP N PATRONS and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs S Cerone Duanuzzo Cuuppa Lmhart Melango Matus Wensser Stoever W Sudol J White Burkert Vrablnk J La Porte Cuarocco Camarata Rodas Mrs James Lee and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs E Zafonte W Byrne D1 Magguo Peramo Caleth De Salvo Erdos Chabuel DI Mlnno Scheeler Krueger Mullms Turkowskl A Brown Mrs H H ra bovsky and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mollo Kubat Kurz Gembagno Lamansky Sorge Tomza I Pagano M Kollmann R Olsen A AnzeImo E Carabln De Paolo o n Necastro and Mrs C Dollbaum and Mrs R Murko and Mrs M Vander WeeI and Mrs R Marchaonn and Mrs F Ollvern and Mrs M Krajewskn and Mrs J Kayser Mrs Jean Baker Mr and Mrs J Mac Geachae Mr and Mrs T Bera - Mr. . . Mr. . N. ' Mr. . T. ' Mr, . J, ' Mr. . L. Mr. . J. Mr. . J. ' , Mr. . G. Mr. . . Mr. . . ' Mr. . G. Mr. . A. ' Mr. . . Mr. . N. ' Mr. . S. H Mr. . F. ' ' Mr. , . Mr. . . Mr. . J. ' ' . Mr. . J. ' I I Mr. . L. ' d Mr, . V. Mr. .S. Mr. .J. EAST PATERSON. N. J. Loon, NEW JERSEY Mr. . A. ' Mr. . L. ' Mr. .C. ' - Mr. . R. . Mr. . F. Mr. .A. Mr. . F. Mr. . P. Mr. . I. Mr. . P. Mr. . L, , Mr. , . Mr. . . Mr, , , Mr. , , ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . N. J h ' Mr. . , A Mr. . . Mr. , , Q Mr. . . ' ' Mr. , , ' ' Mr. . . ' ' , Mr. . . ' - J' . IIS PATRONS Mr and Mrs Ellrott Erwood Mr and Mrs J Dekouprl Mr and Mrs H Powles Clarre Novotny Henry Mayer Betty Krause Lorrame Sondey Mrs M Stefas Mrs H Semenuk and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Wm Ma and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Posluszny Resrgna J A Romano Mazzola Lavanant Lashendock W Laverty J ox rtel Wm Bergen J Freda A Bustraan Mary Carol Faul Mrs H Mxller Mass Gladys Ulruch Mrs Ethel M Faul and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs L Fleusch J Dambrs A Franz J Kozdeba Eugene Bohnarczyk Mr and Mrs B Cerrm Mr and Mrs C Rnlr George Demonds and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs nd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Rudy Kuba Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Polrsse DI Santo Stumper Geracl Sweetman Angelo Natolr Breuel Glorroso Toronto Tafuro Kozler P Koller B Woodnng M Grneco T Culmone C Grembownec S DlGrazla M Gola J Murray F Schwarbold J Gallow J Fusco ' ' 0 9 o u . - J- 2 , . . 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PRescott 7 8924 Frreda s Beauty Salon Professional Care Is Best For Your Halr 285 UNION STREET LODI N GRegory 3 8296 Delivery Service Lodl Trre Exchange Auto Parts and Machine Shop Work MAIN STREET LODI N J HAsbrouck Heights 8 0298 Drekmann s Confectionery LUNCHEONETTE Home Made Ice Cream Fme Candles 227 BOULEVARD HASBROUCK HEIGHTS N B L Lemke G' Co, Inc Manufacturers of Fme Chemicals LODI NEW JERSEY Mr and Mrs M Roedel PRescott 9 2386 Santangelo s Funeral Home V James Santangelo FUNERAL DIRECTOR 300 MAIN STREET LODI N PATERSON NEW JERSEY PRescoft 7 I 427 Lcd: Cr Garfield Importrng Co Italran and Amerrcan Grocerles 76 MAIN STREET LODI N PRescott 9 2689 Rrver Drrve Servrce Statron 602 RIVER DRIVE GARFIELD N J PRescott 7 l832 JAMES V BACCO James V Bacco Cr Co REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE II9 MAIN STREET LODI N J PRescott 9 O 94 YOUTH CENTER Infants and Childrens Wear 78 MAIN STREET LODI N J HUbbard 7 3863 7 9555 Terrrbrle s Restaurant Charles Terrnbnle Prop Anthony Domenico Mgr 520 N MAIN STREET LODI N J Play Mmlature Golf At Barrel s Peter Putter CHARLES NUCIFORA MEL DePALMA Props MARKET STREET SADDLE RIVER N Jefferson Barber Shop M LIBERTI Prop MAIN STREET L I N J Rose G Gaspare Merendrno GROCERY STORE I8 MCKINLEY AVENUE LODI N J Lodr 51 to Sl 00 Stores LANDIS STORES 72 MAIN STREET LODI N J II4 7 2895 c rr,A B U ROOFING Cr SIDING ik 187 CORABELLA AVENUE LODI, NEW JERSEY COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN CO. 366 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, N Y Mayor and Council Borough of East Paterson GRegory 3-1170 Res. PRescott 8-3426 Hyman Epstein Ladies Fur and Cloth Coats 34 BROADWAY PASSAIC, N. J. PRescoft 7- 1840 Lodi Paint Supply Varnish - Enamel - Wall Paper 3 SOUTH MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. GRegory 3-5562 Cottone's Pharmacy F. W. COTTONE, Reg. Pharmacist Prompt, Free Delivery Service 73 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. FAirIawn 6-2727 Free Delivery Mangano Food Center PRIME MEATS, QUALITY GROCERIES Fruits and Vegetables Fresh Daily - Frozen Food 229 ELM STREET EAST PATERSON, N. J. PResco1f 7-6224 Demchak's Florists Flowers For All Occasions 99 MIDLAND AVENUE WALLINGTON, N. J. Martin J. Di Maria Anthony P. Di Maria PRescott 9-9160 Phil's Auto Service 8' Supplies EIGHTH STREET BRIDGE WALLINGTON, N. J. GRegory 3-0456 Durrse's Lodi Bake Shop Fine Cakes and Pastry 34 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. FAirIawn 6-I071 The Reihl Agency REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Established 1916 199 MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, N. J. The Great Atlantic Cr Pacific Tea Co. JOHN SADLOCK, Mgr. 40 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. HUbbard 8-8650 J. DeGHETTO, Prop. Jo's Dress Shop STYLES OF DISTINCTION FAirIawn 4-9833 Ga p's Meat Market PRIME MEATS - QUALITY GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS All 5195 Home Made Italian Sausage Our Specialty 158 MARKET STREET SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP 242 MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, N. J. PRESCOH 9-6190 JAMES GlRGENTl Home 0wner's Construction Co. 234-B MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, N. J. Liberty Tailor Call and Delivery Service 28 LIBERTY STREET LODI, N. J Diamond 2-1122 KENNETH E. MESSINEO Ken Motors Cash for Your Car or Truck - Highest Prices Paid Select Used Cars 94 MARKET ST. SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N. J. PRescotr 9-0461 Albert Avella Construction Co. MASONS and BUILDERS 541 HARRISON AVENUE GARFIELD, N. J ll6 GRegory 3-I I33 Dlamond 2-6807 First With The Finest GROVE VENETIAN BLIND MFG. CO. THREE TRACK ALUMINUM WINDOWS KIPP AVENUE and SOUTH MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY GRegory 3-0669 P. DeSPIRITO SORRENTO PASTRY SHOP WEDDING and BIRTHDAY CAKES OUR SPECIALTY SPUMONI - GELATI - BISQUIT-TORTONI Cakes - Pastries and Assorted Cookie Trays For All Occasions 85 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY J. CALENDRILLO Moron Exrnzss O LODI, New JERSEY GRegory 3-0860 PLAZA PACKAGE STORE FREE DELIVERY wmss - uquons Beer - Barrel Beer 342 PRESIDENT STREET SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N. J. PRescott 8-27 53 U. S. OVERALL CLEANERS Jossm sonsssn Si? 323 SEVENTH STREET SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N. J. PRescott 9-I985 I. SCORZETTI D. Cv J. DECORATORS UPHOLSTERING SLIP COVERS - DRAPES - BED SPREADS CORNICE BOARDS - KIRSCH RODS IO6 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY PRescott 7-75 I 6 RU Z I LA'S EXPRESS SERVICE, INC. INTERSTATE TRUCKERS 602 604 MIDLAND AVENUE GARFIELD NEW JERSEY PRescott 9-6555 PResc0H 9-6556 LODI LUMBER G' SUPPLY CO., INC. Mill Work - Mason Material C CARDIELLO 4OI 403 PASSAIC AVENUE LODI NEW JERSEY IIB UNITED PIECE DYE WORKS G g 3 7622 FRANK STAMATU 81 CU GENERAL CONTRACTORS 284 Mann Street Lodn New Jersey 9 2547 DIANEM COMPANY GAR WOOD - HOISTS, BODIES, LOAD PACKERS, WINCHESQ CRANES, ELEVATING END GATES ALso REPAIR Au. MAKES or 'rnucx EQUIPMENT 5 Route Six Lodi, New Jersey IZI I 5 1--' A . D. 60. Your School Ring Jewelers Extends Their Greetings New York City I22 FAirIawn 6-4947 William E. Coleman THE COLEMAN AGENCY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Every Insurance Need 543 River Drive East Paterson, N. J. Dlamond 3-4725, 9609 KRlEGER'S RECREATION CENTER I0 MODERN BOWLING ALLEYS BANQUET HALL - PICNIC GROVE Catering To All Social Functions 58 Liberty Street Little Ferry, N. J FAirIawn 6-0456 A. JOHNSON MACHINE WORKS, INC. 437 Boulevard East Paterson, N Dlamond 2-2070 JOSEPH SRHOLEZ, JR. REAL ESTATE - lNsuaANcE 288 Main Street Little Ferry, N J GRegory 3 - O266 JOHN SILVESTRI MEATS - FROZEN FOOD Home Freezer's Supplies 509 Westminster Place and Route 6 HUbbard 7-5090 GRAHAM'S DAIRY HOME MADE ICE CREAM Tasty Sandwiches - Milk - Buttermilk 50 Market Street Saddle River Township, N. J, PRescott 9-9677 PANAMA'S ' Delicious Hot Dogs - Hamburgers ' Shrirnpburgers IAII Shrirnpl ' Hot Waffles With Ice Cream ' Fountain Service 275 Main Street Lodi, N. J. lNear Route 61 GRegory 3-9476 MARCHESE'S SUNNYSIDE FLORIST Wedding Bouquets - Floral Designs 67 Main Street Lodi, N J I23 Dlamond 2-4579 Frank Perina Hardware, Palnts and Wlndov Glass 67 LIBERTY STREET LITTLE FERRY, N. J. FAirIawn 6-3856 FRANCES BLADEK, Prop Lee's Beauty Shoppe Permanent Waving and l-Ialr Styling 259 ELM STREET EAST PATERSON, N. J GRegory 3-1444 Whooppee Soda Works Bottlers of High Grade Beverages Cv O-SO Grape Distributors of All Kinds ot Beers - Barrel and Cases 196 VAN WINKLE AVENUE GARFIELD, N. J. MUIberry 4-7816 Rizzo Accordion Center SALES - SERVICE - INSTRUCTION Everything for the Accordlonlst 923 MADISON AVENUE PATERSON 3, N. J Mazzo Oil Co. Fuel Oil, Burner Service Cv Installation 139 VAN WINKLE AVENUE GARFIELD, N. J. Harvey Zeiders Bendix Esso Service Station ROUTE 6 TETERBORO, N. J R. Albano Market NEW IN '52 II7 ARNOT STREET LODI, N. J. Larry's Luncheonette and Ice Cream Parlor 200 SOUTH MAIN STREET LODI, N. J GRegory 3-2251 Muscarella Pharmacy J. A. MUSCARELLA, Ph.G. 79 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. PRescott 7-4014 De May's Jewelers JEWELRY - DIAMONDS - WATCHES Expert Watch Repalrlng 67 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. CHlCKEN'S LUNCHEONETTE 81 Main Street Lodi, N. J. D'Anna's Pastry Shop 323 PASSAIC STREET GARFIELD, N. J. FAirIawn 6-9747 Steve's Tavern Famous for Home Cooking S27 RIVER DRIVE EAST PATERSON, N. J. NEW DEAL WEAVING CO. 3 Mill Street Paterson, N. J. I2 4 FAirIawn 4-0800 PHOTOGRAPHERS I I I BROADWAY lRoute 4I EAST PATERSON N.J PRescott 9-5957 M nada. E HOME MADE CANDIE5 23 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. Synkote Paint Corp. Manufacturers Paints and Custom Colors 144 VAN RIPER AVENUE EAST PATERSON N.J HUbbard 7-3536 William A. Romollino GENERAL INSURANCE I9 HARTWICK STREET LITTLE FERRY, N. J. WaIly's Market 45 MAIN STREET WALLINGTON, N.J FAirIawn 6-503I VINCENT ALAIMO, Prop. The Center Hardware Paint - Wall Paper - Glass and Houseware 49I FAIR LAWN PARKWAY SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N. J. PRescott 7-4640 Sam's Food Market 92 MAIN STREET LODI, N.J PRescott 9-2437 Pickey's Trucking IO6 LANZA AVENUE GARFIELD, N. J. Dlamond 2-9728 Murphy's Servicenter Atlas Tires - Batteries - Accessories Expert Greasing ROUTE 6 at FREDRICKS STREET, LITTLE FERRY, N.J Jos. H. Toscano Cr Co. Accountants and Auditors 24I MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, N.J FAirlawn 6-9834 Joe's Texaco Servicenter ROUTE 6 and BANK STREET, EAST PATERSON, N.J Mandy's 83 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. PRescott 7-9843 Buy the Parts You Like We Don't Like to Crow-But Just Try Our POULTRY and EGGS M e e s B r o s . CUT UP - POULTRY Ready-to-Cook - Fowl - Broilers - Roasters Strictly Fresh Eggs - Butter 28 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. PRescott 7-I324 ESTIMATES GIVEN Main Linoleum Co. PERMANENT LINOLEUM FLOORS Linoleums - Carpets - Rugs 6 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. Stephen Walasek For Service Call PRescott 9-7570 R a m c o MUSIC BOXES - PIN GAMES Shuttle Alleys - Cigarette Machines 300 MacARTHUR AVENUE GARFIELD, N. J. Dominic La Manna Little Ferry Dairy, Inc. AL. vozer-I Dealers in Milk and Cream II9 GASTON AVENUE GARFIELD. N- J Diamond 3-4231 22 CHAMBERLAIN AVENUE John Rusman SAFE - ECONOMICAL - DEPENDABLE SCHOOL BUS SERVICE PALISADES PARK, N. J. Pete's Market PETER MANCUSO 72 AVENUE C LODI, N. J. PRescott 7-1 I I7-8 YOUR STATIONER Keyes-Urquhart Co., lnc. 641 MAIN AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J GRegory 3-2131 THOS. GRIECO Tom's Florist FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Member ot the Florists' Telegraph Delivery Ass'n 3II PASSAIC STREET GARFIELD, N. J. A Friend Bergen Public Market Cut-Rate School Supplies Houseware - Clothing 446 MARKET STREET ROCHELLE PARK, N. J. INext to Wagner Farmsb Residence Phone PRescott 7-9547 Albert DI Chiara ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Light-Heat and Power Estimates Cheerfully Given I52 GROVE STREET LODI, N. J. Little Ferry Shoe Rebuilder Shoes Repalred While You Walt - Shoe Shlnlng PRescott 7-5524 Swift's Radio V. DARDANELLO fl SONS I99 HARRISON AVENUE GARFIELD, N. J. Abe Arbus Family Circle I2I MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY, N. J. MUIberry4-7251 LADIES GENTS Rosemont Barbers Specialty - Hygienic Servlce J. DeDEO, Prop. 99 BROADWAY E. PATERSON, N. J Rights Parking Lot Diamond 2-2995 Tuma Hardware Sports Goods - Appliances - House Furnishings Glass - Paints - Toys 204 MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY, N. J. FAirlawn 6-1330 Conte Roofing Co. Roofing Contractors - Applicators Tar - Slag - Asphalt Roofing Shingles 157 MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, N. J. FA I 6 3380 Garden Homes Development Co A 83 BROADWAY EAST PATERSON, N. J. Board of fa'ucafion A EAST PATERSON, NEW JERSEY A V A L O N Manufacturing Co., Inc. A 235 RIVER ROAD GARFIELD, N. J. GRegory 3-I967 PRescott 7-7I40 FRANK DE MURO PAT DE MURO DE MU RO BROTHERS Plumbing and Heating Contractors OIL BURNERS INSTALLED 92-94 WESTERVELT PLACE LODI, NEW JERSEY GRegory 3-4480 VINCENT SORBELLO P H A R MA C IST The Rexall Store 42 Main Street LOCII. N- PRescott 8-4376 Van-Der Zee's Dairy I69 S. MAIN STREET LODI, N.J. PRescott 9-4696 WAGNER FARMS GROCERIES C1 DAIRY-WHOLESALE C1 RETAIL 90 MARKET STREET Tel. PRescott 7-3233 Free Delivery Joan's Liquor Store WE HAVE THE MOST POPULAR BRANDS 234 HARRISON AVENUE LODI, N.J. Phone PRescott 9-5658 Palisade Bakery A. KUPISZEWSKI J. RUSSINKO 242 PALISADE AVENUE GARFIELD, N.J. FAirlawn 6-0340 U.S. Artistic Monument Co., Inc. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS MARKET ST. at MIDLAND AVE. E. PATERSON, N. J. 2 DOLIN STUDIO up of Mad!! Our best wishes to the Graduating Class of l953. 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 LODl, NEW JERSEY 129 Manha ttan Lines Wish the Graduating Class of June 1953 The Very Best of Luck CS9QZ'5 BALDINO BUILDERS 'lr 141 ARNOT STREET LODI, N. J. Woodmere Food Market Serving the Finest in Food to the Finest of People 72 ESSEX STREET LODI, N.J. PRescott 7-1542 Sondey Paint Cr Supply Co. Manufacturers 8. Distributors of CELOR PAINTS - VARNISHES - ENAMELS - LACQUERS Wallpaper - Sanitas - Walltex - Oil cloth - Ladders Window Glass - Brushes - Shades - Spray Equipments 2-32 MIDLAND AVENUE WALLINGTON, N. J. PRescot1' 9-5556 RES. PRescott 8-7374 Warchol Fine Quality Furniture ALBIN A. WARCHOL, Proprietor APPLIANCES and FLOOR COVERINGS 120 MARKET STREET PASSAIC, N. J. Dlamond 2-7723 M. J. LALUMIA The Olympic Company TROPHIES AND AWARDS Commercial Stationers and Printers 110 MAIN STREET LODl, N.J 130 Paps BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 FROM Luncheonehe JIMMY ALESSO LITTLE FERRY BOARD OF EDUCATION GEORGE W HOLL Presrdent Candyman OTTTO KOZICH Vice Presudent EMIL BEZDEK Dmtrncf Clerk Eml Bezdek Paul G Bobucky Garber s RR BROADWAY G PROSPECT STREET PASSAIC F ed Pytl k James Van Antwe Robe t M rto 3I I -, . i . - Anthony Heubel Nicholas Kawaters r i rp Y r i F U I E R , N. J. 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