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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1954 volume:

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This year, the Class of l954 devotes its yearbook to the ideals and liberties that constitute America. This pledge, symbol of our great heritage, represents our rights to worship as we pleaseg to enjoy freedom of speechg and to appreciate and revere a democratic way of life As these years pass by and our childhood dreams are put aside we realize all too clearly the tensions ofthe world in which we live With seriousness of purpose our class the youth of today is entrusted with a sacred obligation the preservation of these ideals As citizens of tomorrow we promise to honor and uphold the blessings of a free nation As parents of tomorrow we look forward to the beauty of a free world. America . . . of thee we sing! 'Q an Q N 5. N E mm if x.-gm QAM? CQNT11NTw ff zfmffzzsfmzfmfz asses Uagafzzwfzafzs ,Qffifefzas QQIZJIIZUMK f K F wif' My 8 'W 2 af? A, aj? 'Q As x ff ff 5 A! J qw- ' I:'t: f f '4 x L Qi ' A in' 3.-,E-' A-f I ,- ky ,iLIv',- J. A w , , . 'gi' , + '.- Y V. 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With profound appreciation for your many services to us for having given your time so un- selfishly to enrich our school life we the Class of 1954 dedicate our yearbook to you Mr Anthony J Lalumia and Miss Rosa Stassl ? 1 392 x V , I A .6 x Lt? K F f mg xx 3 c A yef gi 3 ' , 9 i -1 , N,,.Al,7 lnwvuw 5,1 5 iv r , m??'E?? 5532, Ziff? riff Hel!! 'Psi ,gm L f J.f... 1'-,........,:,u 'Qi ,,.,.wwwf.w1n-Naam ,..uu:-raw-Quan, ,ff Pb X 7 ' o I-N , I 1 I 1 sq . If fi wh , rr , ri ilu 1 Q'QJV9VfVmC, VWMIIYKIIM1 'WHXV' YJUUYP ff5f1V NC 1 H1111 We fwfr f aww vifgwrwcfs fm HW Cducafior ff Xmzth x Him, A 51 1 - ni It 5 1UfHn.a'1?w dust r X, ig nmorwn Fw ld v T5Wh.1'1ff, ' :tw LN- 1' I1 l4S'bW1 ma' -4,-lfxif rg' vw' V' ,num ., Q k. ip mrs T. -P gut ri, .. ,ruth tl-'O JA TJ rryirmg ,Marx X f adulwccvwce By men rmmzg .Emi 51,3-,Wdff COLlfLC'liHQ, Hia 'yOu'i:Qu QCPQXET gr' rcady TO mamfa m the educational and governwerwtal advan- YV' X' WV f 'M' k ,Ag 'fmc SF Integra :EIT wx 1' . 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Sea MR JOHN FOCHI Presndent EMIL LUCIA U99 MR MARINUS GALANTI azzflzf af grfucaffafz DQ vga n 'NA MR JOSEPH DnMINNO Secretary to the Board MR ANTHONY H DELLA PENTA Superintendent of Schools ini MR HAROLD PIAZZA MR ANTHONY IMPARATO MR JOSEPH UUBERT0 MR SAMUEL MARCHESE MR NUNZIO PAPAROZZI MR JOSEPH BRIGANDI uf! zmzcf af MR FRANK GAC IOFANO Prnncnpal Educatuon luke many thnngs In lute ns a bulldung process The thnngs we learn are ands that help us buuld ideals character and moral attltudes that help us In later llfe Learning can be compared to bunldung an many respects The admnnrstratuon and faculty members plan classes and ways of teachung them that are most useful The buuldlng takes place nn the classroom nn the corrudors and In the extracurrucular sessnons The student learns not only the pruncnples ot learnlng but also forms the basis of has characternstlc traits l-le bunlds so that he may be able to get along wnth other people to cooperate with has fellowworkers and to contrnbute hls nnduvndual accomplishments tor the good and welfare of has community These school years wull not make a structure complete but wall Let us all attempt to do our best In bunldnng and keep rught on bunldung all of our llves 11. lfffg I ,,,, If -A -c y , ZZ fl . ' , ffi. - . if 67 Y set a pattern for a foundatnon for a greater structure in the future. , 4 . . . . ij, fl , . , . V ix l T TELL, J y , f ,,., l 7m - l .ff ll ll ll A - .ly Xt' 1 . , v lllllll I T l , H , , fw I V 5 3 l A-J , 4 f A 1 ff? an X If ... -1 Ill fl gpzzsqua fe Qffaygese Vlce Prnnclpal Effnclently you have guided us wlth your supervnslon of dlsclplmary problems You have been our admlnustrator you have been our friend In future years as we recall advlce you have gnven us we shall be more appreclatlve of your wlse manner ,Qehaafmenf U7mzfs Y? l Srttmg Clementine Del Greco Commerclal idys 'eyerleun Englush Ruth Hannigan Language Standmg Lows Nay n Social Sfudleg Lucy Saluppo Mafhemahcs Edward uomam Scnence Qfafmfhfkfmfa 5 'W 441' HW'- Y u Mr. Anthony J. Lalumia Guidance Director Under your direction our effective guidance department has functioned. We are greatful for this guidance: we know you have had our best interests at heart. 13 Miss Rosa Stassi Dean of Girls Your sympathetic understanding and forbearance will always be remem- bered. lt was with your aid that many of us planned our future. Mr, Louis A. March Director of Activities You have been a leader in every sense of the word. Besides directing all our extra-curricular activities you have guided our course of social and scholastic advancement. 5' gl Mr. Stanley Piela Supervisor of Physical Education and Health V fx,-,, -. XLR, 42 v-- ff- f,,,vJ4,.f1,efA-f1f,.-C ' You have been a most capable director of our physical education department. We thank you for your aid in making our high school life fuller and happier through the fine athletic events in our school. !5f,.,..,-,.f-g,fff2,iMQ,-ff, i F5 rf I , X-A0s,.p L, jififkv I 3 'JZ , Y 3 M 4 i , A -A- . ,-, . m- ui tariff ' V -i,.. , :f ,gk 'ff if 5 03, wi M , 1 'W we is 4 t Q Q 2 19 ' ' feb 5' f aeggi OFFICE STAFF Angela Marrone, Charles Camarata, Rachel Gerardn, Lullnan Spezuale. CAFETERIA STAFF Annette Luciano, Elizabeth DeFranco, Marne Della Penta, Tessue Antusta. IS NURSE'S OFFICE School Nurse Jean Collettn attending to a student, 6 I 'W' x F. ,QE , 3 ,.... . We 13 Jenme Alessn 98 John Blllla M Lalhan Demarest 4 Ednah Ash Frank Averso Annta Barone M Joseph Cody Jack Feldman EM: Chfford Geyer Elnzabeth Gufford M 40 L N Anne Marne Herman Lynne Hmman Gertrude Le Vow It ff- 'SD ,,. - -5 e so . N MA. A. Bs. lM.A. Q ag J . 74 4 Ayvk V1 . f x . .A. I M.A. -B.A. H, , A A9 ,ar L3 A .A . J 1' f A . ., . . - , ' L ' rg BA. I A. B,s. as. A rx gg: iw' 5 . . . 4 4 I ,5 I a.s. A. B.s. MA. . L BA. I I I Q S I Rx 3' ' rl. 5 A I . 'Q N 2 Q J , , V -4, rf 13 - I . . f XL Rr. 5' 4 dy .. I . K BA. B.s. MA. a.s, A. 4 fa .. - .nv . . A - r -Q , ' 1 re ' A M.A. B.A. 5.5, MJ., - Daniel Conte Clementme Del Greco BCS Julret Feravolo M Edward Groman Muldred Back Kromsh .Vx Jeanne Lo Castro Lucy Ferko Phrhp Gross gley U7eMerf Vguffa was an qi fawghv Frank La Barba Daniel Lucnano oss new fy .4 Bernard Focarmo Ruth Hannugan Lester Lascarl M Louis A March Z 77167110071 lid!!! ' D a 'Y warm A---, ' vfmivzff 559' lv r S ffrf ' Ns-sv neaswnr J www ,mmf 1 fi Leonard Russo sv Dorls Savage M A ID Gladys Seyerlein B.A. :F- if x A. ik 1 - Jean Uzmann B.A. nf Joseph :ne Muroddl Arno Natale M ,. '-iw Salvatore Russo -CSB Marne Sawnts M N. Paul Speziale B.S. 3 il Q '3-PP: , 4. gd Thomas Verga B.S. Stanley Puela Phllnp Nlosl Julnan Opsahl Selma Plaxsun Marne Proe Y Agatha Scandarlato Edward Stolarz B.S. ls. A 1 J Beatrice Warchol M.A. 'Y 'D' Lucy Saluppo Peter Scandarlalo Eleanor Svec M.A. Evelyn Wekeman Casmlr Satkowskl B P E .4 Charles Serpone Jerr ambu lo I7 1 V k gl, lam DJJ l'ZszJf-L-UA X mx on to us from generatuon to generatlon by our parents by our churches but mainly by our schools lt ns through our schools that we have learned of the framnng of our llber tles and the proper use of our freedoms The American school IS the workang example of American democracy ln our schools we encounter people of many nations creeds and colors all working towards a common goal that of becoming Intelligent Amer: can CITIZENS Through our schools we exerclse our rights but learn to respect the rights of others We may believe and say what we please as long as our bellefs and words do not lnterfere wuth the rzghts of others Our schools recognnze the dngnnty of the Ind: vidual thereby exerclsung the fundamental prnnclple of Amerncan democracy In all ways our schools prepare the student for future cntnzenshlp and an actnve partlcupa tnon un the operatron of the American way of lzfe ff C lj ilk flllal 1 s lt fl Kumi Q rt rl Iyiix pf wx Our American Heritage has been passed 'll 1 A A lt K Fm .H V , , X E A ' ' ' f l mm 56155 UMM! Ms., Harry Reaken Eleanor Kava President Vlce Presldent Rose Pany 20 Joan Mosler Secretary Treasurer O C . 7.Wf,WN W..,..,. , ,. , 5 - V 4 , ww www W -. V, .,...,.vvz-vsnffn-.1-44, M:-fv V4 A V. W. W-, W, A,,, r . . waitin f-fr,-, I N A - . Clwfiewab 711015 SENIOR CABINET Advrsers M Stanley Plela and Miss Ann Ma lc Herman Front Row Harry Rleken President Eleanor Kaya Vnce Preslrlent Rose Pam. Secrctay Joan Mosler Trees urer Second Row Ann Intantc Sandra Della Bella Joan Salerno Rose Marne Galasso Barbara Dnoruo Ma rlyn Mr Stanley Paola Adylscr Lows Focarlno Clalre Puccoll Carl Bonomo Mass Ann Marte Herman Adviser Qffma Qffafefl Near the Saddle River waters From thy halls we ll go msplred On a lofty Hull To be great rn fame Stands our noble Alma Mater We who tread thy halls so stately Graced nn glory stall Ever love thy name Rmg her prauses never ceasrng Haul to thee dear Alma Mater As we ve always done Haul to the Orange and Blue Thee we honor Alma Mater May thy memory ever linger Honor Jefferson And thy wnsdom true 2l T. ' ' Maggie. Thrrd Joan Manulcone, Macelune Ldtker, M3fl5HvBBSll, Pc-tor Cole. Joan Holley. Back liow: . t . . , . , i l . U B6 4? l .V J- f! Ca :JI ' J! ff Anthony R. Comeleo ' o A ' l I 2 Academic Nur E fy Odi ony Lodi Arl 2, I l, , C , 2 owli ask t all l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, A 5 ub I, . . , -Te , L r- , , talian Club 3, 4, Varsity Club l, at e ubqiij, Wo F r M 3, 4 l-VQL ' O ' of orrow , 4 J f' ff! CW! llc l tjj Warren P. Dartell General Italian Club 3. Joan P. Costa Secretarial .loanie '- Lodi I I , fl j t I I l I l 'Z . J ' l Wendy L. Cupo , Commercial Bunny Saddle River Township Mud t2Council Alternate 2, Litera- l tureeelub 3, Jefferson News Busl- ness gtaff 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff 4, Clerical Assistant to Vice Princi- pal 4. 'W ,l 2 v ' ' ' Ji ,wwf , by gr I JU 1 ' r x lv X '. J 1' 'I 5 'J 4 . yi i A ,ll lv . V ' XA J fo ,i , . X vlouls A. Dauphars Technical Lodi Lou Lodi Radio Club l, Spanish Club 3. '-1 l xx Harriet A. Crowther 'X Academic Har Wallington Student Council l, 2, Skating Club l, Red Cross Committee l, Spanigh Club 2, 3, Athletic Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Youth Forum 3. Y 'I ' 'J fs-f I 1 , ' ' ff N lp , A x , .. ri., ,1 , , I I ' l s.. J 1 I 3 Catherine Ualtb , Comrpercial , . Cathy - ' Lodi Cabinet l, 2, 3, Sfudjehf-Council l, 2, Glee Club 2, A Cappella Choir 3, Literature Club 3, Guidance Helper 4. -1lw n J. Coronato General East Paterson Club l, 2, Majorettes 3, 4, Stff 3, Literature Club L 1,1 ' J 'x 1, v . ' . l L A ' x X. l'- A f ,Sk X, ' iffy, ' W ally J. Daveppbrt . ' I Mcommagga, . y ff' 2,7 Robert V. DeBIasi sal X ,jf Little Perf? 4 Technical Glee Club 'l, lsh Cbab l'2,l3, I B95 Lodi Choir 3fA4,StkgiQ1a:'Co1.n1cil 3,0ffuce X' Ridio Club l, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Band of TUVTIQVTYQYI ltibrd, Trl-Hi-YAL5! ,-ti, 2, 3, Pep Band 3, 4. Y 1 if rf V Lf-'-H - yf five N, ,petit 3 Franklin A, Hansen Technical Drafting Frank Saddle River Township German Club 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Student Court '33 Handbook Committee 3. .3 Ann E. Infante Secretarial Annie Lodi Student Council l, 23 Glee Club 23 Twirler 2. 33 Cabinet 43 Assistant Head Majorette 4. if Jerome S. Heimlich Academic Jerry Saddle River Township Student Council l3 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 43 Student Service 4, Joan M. Holley Secretarial Little Ferry Cabinet 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Charles W. Hux Technical College Char! Lodi Football l, 2, 3, 4 lCo-Captainl, Track l, 2, 3, 4 lCo-Captainlg Wres- tling 23 French Club 2, 33 Varsity Club 3, 43 HI-Y 4. Marianne J. Inglima General Commercial Lodi Literature Club 33 Office of Tomor- row Club 3, 43 Student Council 43 Junior Red Cross 4. V? I A if in , J Ig , Josep e G.,Herviou 1 neral 'Clerical Jo if 1 ' Lodi Glee 'glub 23 'Studens Council 23 , 1 ' , j Choi? . - ' - 3 1 I . 1 I Richard C. Hugle Industrial Arts Ricky Lodi Lorena A. Hyatt Commercial Chippy Lodi Literature Club 3. I ' 1 l if 1 I Peter F. lurato College Prep Pete Little Ferry Basketball l, 2, 33 Senior Band 23 Hi-Y 3. 5' 'J f 1 George J. Jarome General Little Ferry Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Football l, 2, 3, 4 lCo-Captainlg Track l, 2, 3, 4 iCo-Captainl, Student Service 23 Hi- Y 33 Varsity Club 4. 3 Robert L. LiVecchi Martin J. Lohrer Industrial Arts General Ace Lodi Mart Little Ferry Choir 23 Student Council 2. ' Liv. I I by Madeline A. Lubker Secretarial Saddle River Township Glee Club l, 23 German Club 2, 33 Dramatic Club '23 Student Council 23 Office of Tomorrow Club 3, 43 Cabinet 43 Vocational Club 4. Joy A. Macaluso Michael A. Longo Commercial Mike Lodi Art Club 23 Boy's Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 ltalian Club 23 Choir 2, 3, 43 Office of Tomorrow Club 33 Oper- etta 3, 4, Marion M. Lutcza Commercial East Paterson Cabinet 33 Literature Club 33 Jeff- erson News Business Staff 4. Rosemarie L. Macogone Commercial ,, Commercial I ' Mac Lodi R09 I l-194' Student Council I, Orchestra l, 2, ' 3, 41 Office of Tomorrow Club 3,43 3 il . I., , A Literature Club 33 Band 3. I' ', A I V , . .- I L Oiyfllf 'I lvl' Xxx? Y xl . 1 ,v , l l ' IU I , lf L J , 2 fl T ' V 4 ' ' n , ' I 1 will J L Jwiill UL i ' fl X fl ' 1 ' 4' N . vi M f X' 'L 1' , ' - fl .1 .LJ l 3 i l ' of Of Marilyn A. Maggie A , l Bin E. X Commercial Phi . 0 i iLynn East Paterson eneral . abinet 43 Student Council 43 Tri- Q . , A nship T i-Y 43 Office of Tomorrow Club 43 - --Wd' Stud bCc5uncil of Tomor- X, efferson News Business Staff 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4g all l, 2, row u . 4 ' earbook Business Staff 4. 33 Ujity Club' . , . Q , Philip Longo General Shop Phil Lodi Football l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4. ,f y C' . ' L Kenneth G. Majerscak Industrial Arts Ken Saddle River Township Robert A. Mamola Industrial Arts John Marro Industrial Arts Red Football l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 2, Lodi H Lodi 3, 4. ,1 1, l i Reno R. Mancini Academic Lodi Italian Club 3, 4, fjjiw' Joan M. Manicone General Duchess Lodi 3, 43 Dramatic Club l, 23 News Business Staff l, 2, :ture Club 35 French Club nal Club 3, 4, Cabinet 43 Business Staff 4g Year- Jrral Staff 4, Managing etferson News 4, Andrew Margalotti Academic Andy Lodi Student Court 23 ltaluan Club 2, 3, 4 lPresidentlL Glee Club 3g Choir 4, Operetta 3, 4. 4 4 Alv . .F X ,JJ 1. X . f ,f aC, - 4 Gevoldine Marsh 'K,,- flfi9017'f1lC ke-' Berry! , K ' East Paterson ixyfgsUfi.3J,,-Q4-,azmaseiawslmufals ,-Vdta l00Bl Club 3, 4 Nice Pres- ndentl, A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Tn- Hr-Y 3, AAC aplaing Stu ent Coun- C.: Liseafeffalsa. 4: AS- senj y Committee 4: Y ook Ed- itorial Staff 41 Art Staf 4. i ' Gloria J. Maldara L Commercial Gigi East Paterson Glee Club lg Skating Club 23 Vo- cational Club 3, 4g Office of To- morrow Club 3, 4, Natnonal Honor Society 4. V 4 J' 211' ld Y 'I Anita Manzett General Clerical -ff LOdi Jefferson News Editorial Staff 3. Richard M. Markovich Mafkt' East Paterson Technical Cabinet l, 2. g uf t . 1 L 2 1- ' .glee 'L M1 :Ji ' 1,11 bf .J L , Li - XII .7 'I M7 , , y ' ' ,f . lc 6 1 , , , ,g .4 cb , , I 3, ff 2 f 1-- ,sr i 1 , , 1, - f . --4 1 - Q 5 ' , Karen Marusin Carole A. Martmek s I jcommemia, Commercial I C6566 ' V ' Lodi C-Sf Lffffe FEW Bowling Club off e of T orrowj Q skafmg club lg Llferafufe Club 3. Club 3, 4g L1?e'ram3,ciul!ffl' 1, Patricia Ann M. Rowland Academic Patti Saddle River Latin Club l, 23 Bowling Club lg Girl's Glee Club 23 French Club 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 3, Concert Choir 3, 4, Vocational Club 4, Girl's Ath- Geraldine E. Rugar Industrial Gerry Lodi Bowling Club 23 Literature Club 35 Office of Tomorrow Club 3, li X Sal Scarcella letic Club 4, Yearbook Business Staff Leonard B. Russo, Jr. General Bibbs Lodi Junior Orchestra lg Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Pep Band 4, fl Vi l . I l'l 'fi ' i i -if J . I , A Jun A. Salerno- l Commercial lodge li East Pierson GirI'5 lntramiralsgg Qirfs Afgefic Club f 4g,Of ice Tomorrow .43 ?ar odk Business Batt 4, Senior abi et 4. ' K i . if i YY' ' 0 i vt ' I f ,fb Ann M. Sarti I John Sampson Commercialsaddl R' ' ' e lVef .f Afademlct NP Skating Club lg Bowling Club 21 A A atefson Office of Tomorrow 3, 4, Literature spanish tion 3, 4. tri Club 3. i n ! Frank J. Ruggiero industrial East Paterson Bowling Club 4. le C' 'L i .ul I l L l ' i y . Miriam R, Sainthill Commercial Mlf Lodi f F . ,i K . ,L . I.. f 1 . .i 7 X , 1 1 , 4 1 f . , . Madellflef. Salqiado I i ! Commercia1 Midge X 'Q Lodi literature gilub' 3. i' , i A -if .. , 4. J L l i l'N l Fred N. Scaravellone Industrial Lodi if i George M. Ruppert General Tex Lodi Track Team lg Wrestling Club 3, 4, Yearboolg Art Staff 4. , J M x L. l-' w-1? ,rr . Academic Sal Lodi Junior Band lg Band 2, 3, Italian Club 3, 4, Student Service 4. '-...gf 'Y' ufukws i t r JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS I Martinelli, Treasurer, D. Pisano, Secrctaryg S. Ganrialo, Prcsidentg B, Yura, Vece President. JUNIOR CABINET Miss J. Lo Castro, Adviser Front Row: S Gannaio, President, B. Yura, Vice Presidentg Miss J. Lo Castro, Adviser, D. Pisano, Secretary, I. Martinclli, Treasurer. Second Row: M. Morgan, P. Janowski, J. Ragland, C. Ballantyne, V. DiCapua, Third Row: J. McCormick, R. Garnl: no. A. Del Greco, T. Malo, B. Miller. Back Row: P. Saunders, P. Niosi, G. Hannigan, V. Defvturo, J, Toscano. 5C t- Q H gfzzss a 7955 . Now awaiting their final year at Lodi High School, is the Class of l955. An extremely active class, its members have shown a terrific school spirit by their participation in extra curricular activities, sports, and student government. Certain personal- ities have already stepped into the limelight and the popularity ot the events sponsored and participated in by the junior class may well be indicative ot the success of their senior year. Above all, however, these juniors, under the direction of Miss Jeanne Lo Castro, have come a long way along the road to becoming better citizens who realize the privileges and duties ofa democracy. Thus they may face their final year of high school with the assurance of graduating with a record of accomplishment that they may well be proud ot. Q1 iii rl is I 6 qw fir gawk . . . ii-I MISS J. LOCASTRO Homeroom Teacher, Room 303 Front Row: M. Asaro, T. Brancato, A. Buchichio R. Cavaluzzo, A. Appio, M. Castellman, V. Barone, J. Bichak. Second Row: P. Stump, G. Bei Bruno, M. Cawley, M. Banlitschi, E. Ber- man, M. Bassi. Third Row: N. Barrella, B. Bustrann, M. Blazak, D. Barnitt, M. Brancato, J. Bobacher. Fourth Row: Miss Locastro, R. Boccino, J. Bigica, M. Berger, L. Plari, G. Bishop, G. Beatrice, D. Bioodsworth. Back Row: A. Atwood, R. Barnes, C. Catalioto, R. Casagrande C. Branderburgh, R. Buchichio. I 1-3 MR. SATKOWSKI Homeroom Teacher, Room 308 Front Row: J. Dunay. S. Frosahhauser, C. Gacio- tano, B. Dinnican, J. Gavey, A. Gallopo, J. Dvorak. Second Row: R. Francavella, C. Forrest, S. Fletcher, D. Gennaro, A. Guido, K. Brower, E. Laufer. Third Row: S, Lonzo, R. Hagedorn, R. Focarino, R. Fletcher, J. Gregory, V. Fede. Fourth Row: G. Fundey, L. Edzengas, J. FerQU' son B. Dodleski, R. Gambino, M. Gache. Back Ravi: R. Dame, 5. Frier, S. Gamma, E. max, G. Ekhardt. 51 Ii-2 MISS PLAXSUN Homeroom Teacher, Room 302 DiEgidio M Dandrea M DeFaIco Second A Cottone L Checler M Cedzldlo C ress, A. Dittrlck, P. Cervine, D. Culner. Third R w: L. DeFrancesco, D. Dame, A. DeCapuam, D. D'Agostino, R. Cutrona, L. Culmone, R. Curci. Fourth Row: Miss Plaxsun, V. DeMuro, A. Dor- ner, J. DeGrace, J. Cuccio, P. Del Re, C. Daccurso. Back Row: B. Ditmar, N. DeICaIzo, T. Cheski, P. Durcoat, A. Szarvas, J. D'Onofrio, R. Caughlin. Front Row: C. Ciliento, A. DeNude, J. DiSefano, Row: . , . , . ' , . C . . . o ' Y 4 K 5, 'Y N Y' y fx J J 57 1 'bf f '1H lc? Am ! A 1' 1 Xl' f 'Y ff, .iQ 5 i f 4 w 1 QL 5. 4: W. 4 e Li 425. ,IO 4 in U' n z,, fi! ,g ., U X 3 wr 1 , Vw gf 7 Y M e, FIM, rm' ffU1m i Q 'f , mp, w 1 v Miwqw if 'P x img? V V' v 12 ,Aigf W Q- Q 4. X gf ' N Vf 'ffurg 'vi ye ukx .Q SJ ? . wk , 2 if 52 1 55 i gdtriiamales -ww , . SOPHOMORE OFFICERS R. Einreinhofer, Vice Prcsidentg A. Troast, Presldentg D. Yarosz, Trcasurerg A. Morchen, President. SOPHOMORE CABINET Mrs. Lynne l-linman, Adviser Front Row: R. Einreinhofer, Vice Presiclentg A. Troast, President, Mrs. L. Hinrnan, Adviserg D. Yarosz, Treasurerg A. Morchen, Secretary. Second Row. G. LoProto, S. Delcalzo, W. Rogmann, F. Breen, L. Kurucz, L. Buccola. Third Row: P. Diorio, R. Frano, A, Mottola, D. Miller. J. Innocents. Back l Row: W. Marx, N. Ter izzi, V. Valentino, M Socha. i 54 gferg af 7956 At last, full of confidence and completely at home, the Class of i956 has completed the second leg of its journey through high school. Under the direction of Mrs. Lynn Hinman, they have pre- sented a successful Sophomore Hop, and have be- come more firmly settled in various school activities. They have struggled through geometry and have had their first taste of a foreign language and now look forward to the sanctuary of being upperclass- men . . . Although having past what are perhaps the two hardest years of high school, in which many have had their first taste of being regarded as adults, these students are but half way through and many new and enlightening experiences await them. CZLQfJ4eQ3'a IO-I MRS. M. PROE Homeroom Teacher, Auditorium Front Row: M, Davis, E. Castillo, Y, Curcio, B, DeBoer, R. Cagna, A, Accetta, S, Merrill, N. Chasman. Second Row: D. Caccia, B. Chesko, M. Bornkamp, C. Chivers, A. August, F. Breen, M. Baldino, B. DeBraIve. Third Row: S. Boda, J. Cina, A, Bishow, A. Atwood, N. Bodner, P. Dai, L. Chiaramonte, F, Bongionno, K. Cheski. Fourth Row: L, Buccola, J. Chavanne, A. Cam- pano, T. Berry, V. Bernarducci, J. Dalenberg, C, Bertsch. Back Row: Mrs. M. Proe, R. Budin, W. Butterfield, A. Castillano, J. Cawley, F. Berghahn, R, Beatrice, L. Agosta. N f 1 IO-3 MISS ASH Homeroom Teacher, Auditorium Front Row: K. lnserra, L. Lane, C. Herman, H Krouch, L. Levy, I. Jullano, J. Krol, J. Innocenti Second Row: D. Knebl, L. Lange, D. Krieger N. Holley, M. lnfante, D. McAluc, M. McCarthy L. Lutcza. Third Row: Miss Ash, B. locuzzo C. lglody, C. Holze, L. Kurucz, L. Huber, A Hartmann, J, Jamros, J. Le Pera. Fourth Row J. Kocses, M. LaFetra, P. Lundell, A. Lokker, T. Heller, J. Krachenfels, J. Kopko, J. Hepner Back Row: J. Hutchings, J. Inwood, L. lnnella J. Lohrer, D. Latto, B. Kendall, T. Heubel. 55 IO-2 MISS MIRODDI Homeroom Teacher, Auditorium Front Row: C. Ghio, D. Hagovsky, B. Dunn, M. Crecco, J. Gunza, C. Feigo, M. DeFeo. Second Row: R. Fierro, C. Dyksen, S. Dudick, C. Dill, S. Delcalzo, D. Fisher, J. Dieda, J. Dirbvshire. Third Row: A. DeFalco, I. Gordon, C. Giuliano, J. DeCrosta, J. Giegold, B. Freud, A, DeMartini. Fourth Row: B. Hanner, C. Foligno, R. Einreinhofer, R. Goleboski, J. Doll- baurn, J. Grove, T, Feder, Miss Miroddi. Fifth Row: D, Gomez, D. DeMcrrit, N. Dopirak, C. DeFaIco, J. Demeter, M. Goldstein, A. Frosch. Back Row: C. Greebe, G. Frost, J. DeLong, P. Glev. X1 944. v D-I n' ' 'Q ,. A if v xv Q v, 4 K !, f J, ! a . I i W 1, if ll 'li Qu M r f: AY' 'F Q J' , 4. In on 0a'.A ,W sou I 23. an ,, 3,5 V! ,. A, Q -4 lv 1- V. U. ' 4 , , D , v :qi . 4' uf' , , Img, ix ,M v Y U., 500 yi I t , V as if g x Il ll .. MII 1 N! Q H . if h 4 4 , , I 44 K .Q . , ,. f mei ' ,Q 'X J 'f Q I V ,,kW,u 1. ...Q W iw' Q V . s Q V A ', . Av, I fb 5 P 4 N me .tv 5 L4 a 'EMI' 4? ii Q., iff ,Q V P- 5 4' . fn , 4- 3 f ,, em-f 5255 if 3 -za: Y Q .224 wg '-Z' fl 272514772617 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS E. Manner, Treasurerg B. Castro, President, J. Gasarouski, Vice President, R. Garrison, Secretary. FRESHMAN CABINET Miss Josephine Mirrodi, Adviser Front Row: J. Gasarouski, Vice Presidentg B Castro, President, Miss J. Mirrodi, Adviser R. Garrison, Secretary, E. Manner, Treasurer Second Row: N. Manitakis, A. Terlizzi, B Bullet, S. Zondarak, R. DiMiceIi, R. Inter- donato, J. Orlando. Third Row: V. Lucca J. Socha, A. Carroccio, E. Mcfklpine, N S M N l'. B k R J. S h antora, . atoi ac ow: c eri, T. Cesarski, F, Hutter, J. Pedone, G. Carafa. 58 gfasx af 7957 This year, which seemed so strange and differ- ent from any other, has gone by and the Class of l957 is eagerly awaiting those months in which they may grin and say, Oh well, he's a freshman. These sophomores to be, under the direction of Miss Josephine Mirrodi, have had their first taste of the years which shall prepare them for adult life. They have presented a successful Freshman Social and have found that cooperation can accomplish amazing things. They have worked hard and have had fun, but now each one is looking ahead to the second milestone in their high school life. QM fir We Zz 9-I MISS ALESSI Homeroom Teacher, Auditorium Front Row: R. Baldino, R. Baldecchi, H. Brown B. Albright, M. Betz, R. Bomersbach, L. Atche son. Second Row: J. Buccoia, J. Brookman, B Biller, B. Bonin, N. Aymar, A. Bowden, J Anderson. Third Row: Miss Alessi, S. Bonuro, M. Bua, E. Arena, F. Bassi, M, Altano, M Beckett. Fourth Row: L, Bucaro, B. Baldino M. Brickner. A. Antista, R. Bakay, E. Bresnol witz, T. Benedict. Back Row: J. Bordo, J Bennett, F. Bertoni, R. Braley, J. Burney, H Bloodworth, L. Bonanno. 9-3 MR. OPSAHL Homeroom Teacher, Auditorium Front Row: R. Tatfa, S. Gerbino, F. Gibbons, C Geisaler, F. Garcia, R. Garrison, T: Ferrara. Second Row: C, Frenz, A. Friesema, J. Endlek- r, C. Gliniseiki, P. Gola, M. Golinski, G. Drenth, J. Dryer, Third Row: Mr, Opsahl, W. Frasca, M. Ferraro, R. Fuivi, N. Engsell, J. Felt, A Da irak B. Ferrara. Fourth Row: T. Ettz, G F I C D . atisch, V. Duca, D. Hoff, R. Enge s, . Garofola, J. Gerber, E. Fogge. Back Row: R. Freeman, J. Gasarowski, R. Gley, A. Fialko, D. Evans, R. Garquilo, D. Everett. 59 9-2 MRS. HINMAN Homeroom Teacher, Auditorium Front Row: G. DenBIeyker, V. Cutrona, T Cicale, M. Cicale, C. Carlucci, E. Dallas, P. De- Blank. Second Row: M. Canning, P. DeWitt J. DeGraff, R. DaMato, A. DeBoer, R. Cyzewski Third Row: E. Chernark, A. Cammerano, A Carrocclo, B. Casagrande, P. Corteno, F. De- Angelo. Fourth Row: S. DeFranco, T. Cesarski R. Chiassi, G. Dallar, J. DiStefano, J. DiGiuoIamo Back Row: B. Carpenter, R, Dellavechla, P Carosetti, R. DeL.orenzo, R. DeAngelo, R. Castro vu :ln 'Q-qw 'U Q i ,Y .. Y, Y M1 A gg Vg, YW V f S - , s M W 7 K Y W V gl . A h i i-4 V bil Qu 8 1 3- Mi lla I ' MP. Wiifrf Y ' ' l EW ,., Q :V n ,Tk Elia' I Ax f Y ig 45 4, , lm 5 K , 4 , Xu, 'F' x me ll ll I' CQ wx, PM xi ,pw A A, H ?'?v .. fix, fs,WQQAi,LJYviggAr W1 A af A y , ' ' - i Az X- V 4, Q ' A .3 1' I Q J J , 5 ' ...v ' I . QR, ' ' 5 'xi 'Q Q., 31 W, 4 X fv i.. . 3 N.. x 'jf 'L J Q ' vi. . W. EI :il Q 3 ,I . . K1 + f wit ig, , srl .. W O :lay i ' ii!15f 3? iv, ff 'Ki Q HH: w O 1 ll Un ,gg W M! V WW? , , . JL nr ff l I 9-IO MRS. SEYERLEIN Homeroom Teacher, Auditorium Front Row: L. Azzolino, D. Fioritto, M. Candeluri, E. Gnordano, U. Della Rodolfa. M. DeMuro, R. Interdonafo. Second Row: N. Corey, V. Chmni, D. Anafra, J. DlCrosTa, D. DiCrosTa, A. Daleo, B. Jenkins, Third Row: R, DuMclell, J, Baldlno, B. Bruno, J. Bruno, B. Hykey, C. Canguolosi, G. lngras- sia, C. Hayward. Fourth Row: B. Helmer, R. Garca, R. Guzzone, A. Fmocchio, R. Gas- alberti, J. Dufleid, J, Bustraan, J. Daccurso, Back Row: Mrs. Seyerlein, J. DeIIaRodoIfa, G. Carlafa, J. Buglmo, R, DuBois, R. Polisse, R. Garbariner, R. DiMaria. ,1- QA: 9-II MR. LUCIANO Homeroom Teacher, Room 305 Front Row: L. Moat, P. Seventke, L. Paci D. Vagell, A. Salvado, A. Mulle, D, Mosch- etfo. Second Row: M. Mazzoro, F. Sniffen E. Paladino, R. Melisi, J. Ruggiero, R Scudillo. Third Row: R. Peraino, E. Mc- Alpine, N, Santora, B. Maio, D, Wodzienski R. Cacloppe. Fourth Row: Mr. Luciano, A Wosnitzer, A, Nuccifelli, M. Petz, J. Scra- fani, D. Santore, T, McLaughlin, M. Lalumia Back Row: J. Wondro, V. Toscano, R Gramigna, R. Toronto, N. Delmonf, R, Deko K. Sclvichi. i Jkdeweffofaaf mm., Ju la a. Y: e e 4 I fl. FRRE-WELL LOD! BELOW-:D scHooL wesny FRREWELL Loo: -as L HLLF ND MEM RIES FYOU HND H L URFRENUS DREJMS WELLRE CALL 1H WYU LED U5 THR HPR BLEMS GRERTHIIDSNILL .1 J J OURS TO CHERIS H UNT! LL OUR LIFE TIMEENDS RNDTHROUGOUT LIFE WEIL KNOW YOUR EX FTM PLE5 HHVEHELPEDUS ONEHNDRLL HNDWEWI TRYT' D gEE,EJ'T 1P2'1'4 'fJ2 H HOWYOUHFIVE HELFED U6 S THETHH SYOUVE TR GHTUSTO FOR YOU WILL. NEVER BE FOR 0- T TEN FRREWELL LOD! G-OOD BYE Hg Q5 JE JJUJEJJHJJAIJJFJJJI ' W bg .ffi vi IF!-F J T-wr,-T'F? I :i 'f' 2.. SE 'i 5 2? P 3 O J-HQ MO0JU4b,OJJ.dJLjfJ'I I iF5 'SFF ' b- fr: lv :gi if O I 4.4bHlrmJK!Jf?Jl21jJ'iJJObJI AF? g?,ggEd Hp girl., O , - 2 if lil-- JJ O To J D 1 fifiir JJQEQEQE-+5 .V.f,-.Bq',Q 'V ' if fs 7H'4'f1JMJ, 'lf Sf lg H B, E 5 As the United Nations brings together all nations of the world in an effort to organize world peace, so do the organiza- tions of our school serve to bring unity among the students of our school. The general assembly is the main governing body ofthe United Nations while the Stu- dent Council is the representative govern- ing body of our school. The class cabinets serve as subsidiary governing units ofthe student council. The clubs of our school are comparable to the Economic and So- cial Council ofthe United Nations which endeavors to raise the social, cultural, educational, and health standards of the world. '- Our School organizations serve to round out the personality ot the student by providing wholesome recreation and fellowship. ln addition to recreation, the organizations offer further educational opportunities to aid others not as fortu- nate as ourselves. Our school organiza- tions prepare the student for the future by teaching him the art of living-of liv- ing peacefully with his fellow man. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Sitting: Geraldine Marsh, Secretaryg Henry Baron, Presidentg Anita Du Bois, Vice President. Standing: Peter Cole, Treasurerg Louis March, Adviser. dubai KGZIIZUIX azfeflfzmmf cy ffie Wake The basis of good government is a firm foundation erected by representatives of the people. Our Student Council is our student governing body. Homeroom and club representatives have served to bring forth the attitude and opinions of every member of our student body. The Council has served also as a director of all social affairs in our school. STUDENT COUNCIL Mr LouisA March Adviser Front Row G Marsh Secretary H Baron President Mr L A March Adviser A Du Bois Vice President P Cole Treasurer Second Row M Sedor G Manketo E Piazza M Maggie R Gerardi P Rowland P Byers M von Holn B DeBrulye, E. Pekaar. Third Row. A. Sutista, A. Finocchio, B. Aglito, J. Larsen, G. Tufaro, B. Diorio, E. Annlchiarico M 55 lnglima, U. Della Rodolfa, M. Sitteneri, A. Webber. Fourth Row: E, Ward, M. Canning, J. Toscano, A. Del Greco V DiCapua, R. O'Conner, J. Mosier, R. DeHauski, H. Tibus, N. Engsell. Back Row: R. Raia, C. DeFalco, R. Zanni, G. Hannigan R, Focarino, C. Catalioto, S. Gannaio, R. Curci, G. Carafa, ASSEMBLY PROGRAM COMMITTEE Front Row: A. Du Boise, G. Marsh, P. Cole, H. Baron. Second Row: B. Polisse, C.Gaciofano, W. Simmons, R. Du Bois. Back Row: Mrs. Warchol, Mr. L. A. March, Mrs. G. Syerlin. An assembly well enjoyed can be ac- credited 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. JUNIOR RED CROSS COMMITTEE Mr. Louis A. March, Adviser Front Row: P, Cole, A. Du Bois, H. Baron. Second Row: U. Della Rodolfa, M. Inglima, N. Holle M ln'ante Third Row y, . 1 . : J. Gasarowski, A. Del Greco, G. Hannigan, J. Toscano, V. Di- Capua. Back Row: Mr. L. A. March, Adviser. Two representatives from each class make up this committee. The committee performs many praiseworthy deeds. They make favors and gifts for hospitalized children, help in Red Cross drives and bring their endless kindness to the less fortunate. 67 STAGE CREW Advisers: Mrs. B. Warchol, Mrs. M. Kornish, and Mr. L. March. Front Row: G. Hannigan, Chairman of Curtaln, B. Kaufhold, Stage Manager, A. Del Greco, Lighting Managerg J. Toscano, Assistant Stage Manager. Second Row: D. Kmetz, H. Scher, S. Gannaio, R. Focarino, V. DiCapua. Back Row: Advisers: Mrs. B. Warchol, Mrs. M. Kronish, Mr. L. March. Nm... 'in l YEARBOOK EDITORS Judy Scarlatelll Duane DeTuro Tekla Docherty 077471 We hope thus book wnll brmg a pleasant nostalgsa of the years that played so nmportant a part In your lufe lt may serve as a summary of your hugh school years a remnnder of the people and places you once knew but have snnce forgotten lf we can brmg these happy memornes un the years to come and rekmdle forgotten frlendshlps the edntorlal staff wall feel well rewarded for the effort we have put ID thus 1954 edmon of Magic Casements . 4' 4 3 P. J - I - S fbsqx X , if ', ,555 mf J 2 F - A p my . .-.W MAGlC CASEMENTS EDITORIAL STAFF Mr. Frank La Barba, Adviser Front Row: J, Manicone, R, DnChuara, MQ Hlavacek, M. Siftnneri, P, Byers. Second Row: J. Scarlafelli, J. Schwaibold, M. von Holn, F. Snyder. Back Row: D. DeTuro, Y. Cerlno, J. Bartolozzu, -M. Glinieckn, E. Wlsk, T. Docherfy. fzmfwrz is ' I 5-. ,fr ff I ,ff DIANE DeTURO YEARBOOK ADVISERS Aff Educ,- Mr Frank La Barba Edntorual Advnser Mr Edward Groman Busmess Advlser MAGIC CASEMENTS BUSINESS STAFF Adviser, Mr, Edward Groman Front Row: M. Maggie, M. Chapman, M, Hlavacek, R. DlCI'1iara, A. Donofrxo, B. Beaver. Second Row: Mr. E, Grornan, Adviser E. Piazza, E. Francescom, J. Scarlatelli, M. Von Holn, P. Byers, M,S1ft1neri. Third Row: N. Novy, M. Mesko, R Galasso, F. Snyder J. Ewans. Fourth Row: J. Salerno, E. Kava, L. Facella, P. Cole, J. Deila Rodolpha. Back Row: P. Rowland, W. Cupo, A. Emanuel J. Manicone, A. Du Bois, T. Myhre, H. Baron. J ffmsafz was I .B -- -W X JEFFERSON NEWS EDITORS Sitting: E. Hannigan, Sports Ed.: J. Scarlatelli, Editor-in-Chief: J. Mani- cone, Managing Ed. Standing: V. DiCapua, Assist. Sports Ed.: D. Pisano, Music Ed., J. Toscano, Co-Features Ed., A. Del Greco, Co-Features Ed. JEFFERSON NEWS BUSINESS STAFF Mr. Frank Saluppo, Adviser Front Row: J. Manicone, M. Maggio, N. Duinkerke, M. Lutzca. Second Row: W, Cupo, M. Mesko, J. Buday, Back Row: E. Godleski, Mr. F. Saluppo, Adviser, A, Del Greco. JEFFERSON NEWS EDITORIAL STAFF Miss J. Lo Castro, Adviser 70 Front Row: V. DiCapua, Assistant Editor, J. Scarlatelli, Editor-in-Chief, J. Manicone, Managing Editor, A, Del Greco, Associate Features Editor. Second Row: G. I-Iannig:.n, Sports Editor, M, von Holn, P, Byers, F. Snyder, J. Toscano, Associate Feature Editor. Back Row: M. Mesko, Miss J. Lo Castro, Adviser, H. Baron. flmzzzlb' EM The Dramatic Club pre- sented its annual dramatic presentation on December 4, l953. The play, My Friend Irma was ably acted by the members of the dramatic club. We want to thank the members of the cast for an enjoyable evening. The cast of the play included: Q. '-9 I Jane Stacy . . . JUDY SCARLATELLI Richard Rhinelander .... GENE HANNIGAN Irma Peterson . . . ROSEMARY O'CONNOR AI ....... . . TONY DEL GRECO Professor Kropotkin . . . . VITO DiCAPUA Don Turner . . . . . GORDON BISHOP Mrs. O'Reilly . . . . . MURIEL MORGAN B. K. Abercrombie . . . DON KMETZ Madame Magda . . . CAMILLE NUCCITELLI Mrs. Peterson . . ANITA DuBOIS Teddy Brown . . . . JIMMY TOSCANO Winnie .......... ANN SPIAK 4 ,I RAMATIC CLUB M Frank Paparozzi Adviser Front Row A Du Bois Treasurer A Del Greco President Mr F Paparazzi Adv ser M La Corte Vce Presdent C Ballantyne Secretary. Second Row. L.. Prera, A. Soares A, Donofrio M. Sitt.n - . . er, G. Hann gan, V. DSapua. G, Manketo, Third Row. E. Slmonelli, A. DeNude, J. Scarlatelli, R. O'Conner, B. Nelson, C. Nuccitelli, G. Bshop, C. Culento. Back Row: L. Focarino, J. Toscano, F. Snyder, S. Fletcher, S. Gannaio, R. Gambino. 077115 Z' 094111771671 2 M ffm K NL. 72 The i953-54 school year saw another successful season for our concert choir and various other choral groups. Under the direc- tion ot Mrs. Mildred Back Kron- ish, the choral department began their musical year with an inspir- ing Thanksgiving assembly which was soon followed by a rendition of When the Christ Child Came, a modern Christmas cantata. Be- cause ot the success of last year's presentation of The Student . Prince , the concert choir re- turned to the operatic stage to highlight their year's work with two nightly performances of The Desert Song. To round out the musical calendar the entire choral department assembled to present their traditional Eastern Assembly which upheld the excellent repu- tation they had built for them- selves at various Parent Teachers Association and special request performances. z U Q i A CAPELLA CHOIR Mrs Mildred Back Kronish Director Front Row D Sobolewski M Chapman C Herman M Arkin S Rostan Second Row B Lindsay C Orlando C Gianni L Plerri G Marsh R Miller C Piccoli J Mosier Back Row E Simonelli A Soares G Mastrelli A Miller B Yura J Mosier B Hanlon P Kers en M La Corte H Crowther CONCERT CHOlR+Mrs. Mildred Back Kronish, Director Front Row: T. Docherty, C. Gaciafano, A. Place, H. Trepicchio, President, C. Piccoli, Librarian, Mrs. M. Back Kronish, Director' F. Bruno, Accompanistg D. Pissano, Secretaryg M. Di Maria, Historian. L. Pirera, Treasurer, M, Ccrini, T. Brancato, G. Tufaro. Second Row: A. Donofrio, G. Manketo, B. Aglito, J. Mosier, P. Rowland, B. Diorio, H. Growther, M. La Corte, S. Rostan, B. Vokral B. Docherty, R. Moticker. Third Row: S. Davenport, A. Soares, B. McKitta, S, Fletcher, M. Arken, J. Scarcella, M. Argentero, A. Dittrich, J. Dunaj, S. Trombino, W. Simmons, A. Margalotti, J. Cuerriero. Back Row: B. Stitzcl, R. Frano, B. Biller, M. Longo, C. Moriale, J. Ricca, N. Paladino, T. Maio, H. Weiss, D. Latto, N. Terlizzi, H. Baron. i mb' denim zzz' fffw fir Wdfff 4 Our band, under the able lead- ership of Mr. Julian Opshal, has performed at many assemblies and at football games. This year it participated in the Passaic Herald News Band Festival and in our Spring Concert. The band has helped to promote much school spirit at football games and pep assemblies. This year the orchestra pre- sented Tops in Pops of '53 as its annual varsity show. It has performed in the Spring Concert and as an accompanist to the Choir in the operetta Desert I Song. JUNIOR BAND-Mr. Julian Opsahl, Director Front Row: J, Bruno, B. Helmer, P. Stilwell, S. Nanfeldt, G. Den Bleyker, M. Schoonhen. Second Row: J. Price, B. Hoff, P. Mathyas, J. Pancewitz, A, Bowden, F. Vitale, J. Orlando. Third Row: W. Sheets, G. Tholke, C. Dily, C. Manzo, T. Gebbia, A. Rubino, M. Sprovery, L. Scalera. Fourth Row: D. Sampson, J. Burney, B. Straka, R. Marrone, D. lnfile, R. DiMaria, H. Pape. Back Row: F. Schmehtz, E. Lo Suidrie, E. Steneck, J. Bordo, D. DiBlase, R. Du Bois, D. Young. 'l' 1 ' , ,J .gl - 'g at -l l ' N1 o-lui. .,.,..,,, V, In i get who Q-.if-Sl 1' tw SENIOR BAND Mr Julian Opsahl Director Front Row A lnfante Assistant Head Maiorette R Paretti Head Mayor R Carcara Assistant Head Maiorette Second Row Maiorettes M La Bua F Tarranella B Coronato E Slnnerna C Glinieki B Matera J Guerriero P Saulino M DePerl M Palumbo E Madiovsky E Walton Third Row F Snyder M Cerini M Gliniecki D Schweighardt V McCoy L Troast A Morchen, J. DeWilde, F. Bruno. Fourth Row: J. Selllck, L. Slater, R. Curci, D. Dearie, D. Dearie, J. Heimlich, A. Stute, P. Real- mato, J. Kaufmann. Fifth Row: L. Tufaro, R. Bidoglio, E. Patten, A. Bacco, E. Wong, R. Budin, R. Swentzell, D. Slakie. Back Row: A. Murphy, N. Paladino, L. Russo, J. Beatrice, B. Poeschl, J. DeRyder, R. Jelinek, T. Lorah, A. Slakie. Y X Q, ., Q' V, , 1, 5243! . Q ' 4f 74 Y qfiaa, A-lei' 5951 nu i 5 ' , 5, E ' . .-Qfi 9 12' gi ffflmx ,W ii TRI-HI-Y Miss Magnolia Ash, Adviser Front Row: C. Piccoli, Treasurer, S. Rostan, Historian, T. Docherty, President, W. Dun- nican, Vice President, G. Marsh, Chaplain, D. DeTuro, Secretary. Second Row: G. Manketo, M. Maggio, R. Cancara, F. Bruno, B. Beaver, R. Pany. Third Row: B. Hanlon, N. Novy, l. Martineili, E. Francesconi, J. Ewans, D. Doviak. Fourth Row: Miss M. Ash, Adviser, B. Dunnican, Sally Davenport, M. Kolenski, J. Mosier, J. Holley, E. Halsted. Back Row: C. Ballantyne, J. Ragland, D. Pisano, A. DuBois, R. O'Conrier, E. Kava. Those who are granted membership into this club pledge themselves to create, maintain, and extend through- out the school, home, and community, high standards of Christian character. These girls have had a very successful year performing many services for those less fortunate than themselves. Hl-Y Mr. P. Niosi, Adviser Front Row: G. Chinni, Secretary, E. Godleski, President, M. P. Niosi, Adviser, G. Hanni- gan, Vice President, W. Simmons. Treasurer. Second Row: L. Focarino, A. Del Greco, P. Cole, J. Toscano. Third Row: T. Maio, H. Baron, V. DiCapuo, R. Gambino, R. Zanni. Back Row: C. Hux, R. Novotny, T. Myhre, P. Niosi, S. Gannaio. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to cre- ate, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Gladys Seyerlein, Adviser Front Row' G. Mandara, Treasurer, J. Scar- latelli, Vice President, D. DeTuro, Presidentg E. Francesconi, M. Glinieci, Secretary, Back Row: T. Docherty, A. Miroddi, Mrs. G. Seyerlein, Adviser. First to maintain, then to uphold the high ideals of leadership, scholar- ship, character nad service is the func- tion of this club. Those who are chosen members are rightfully proud and thrilled. A candlelight ceremony for induction of the members exalts the principles of this Society. 76 GIRLS' VOCATIONAL CLUB Miss Rosa Stassi and Miss Anita Sabella, Advisers Front Row: M. Greco, R. Girardi, G. Mandara E. Piazza, D. DeTuro, Assistant Treasurer G. Marsh, Vice President, J. Scarlatelli, Pres identg E, Francesconi, Secretary1 M. Hlav acek, Treasurerp B. Beaver. Second Row J. Manicone, B. Kerwin, J. Ewans, E. Halsted G. Tufaro, F. Snyder, M. von Holn, P. Byers M. Gliniecki. Third Row: D. Halak, S. Della Bella, S. Rostan, P. Kersten, B. Hanlon, J Bartolozzi. Fourth Row: Miss R. Stassi Adviser, L, Lang, L. Atwood, L. Pierri, Bruno, M. Sitteneri, R. Rana, J. Ragland, Miss A. Sabella, Adviser. Fifth Row: J. McCormick, J. Guerriero, G. Mastrelli, C. Daiuto, C. Ballantync, l. Martinelli. Back Row: C. Piccoli, P. Rowland, J. Mosier, R. O'Conner, J. Miroddi, M. Argentero, D. Schweighardt, W. Dunnican. Girls of the Vocational Club are given the opportunity to hear, at monthly teasg speakers of various vo- cations. The proceeds of their many activities provides funds for a student scholarship. H ART CLUB Miss Jennie Alessi, Adviser Front Row: J. Miller, Secretaryg Vito Di- Capua, Presidentg Miss J. Alessi, Adviserg P. Sanders, Vice President: S. Gannaio, Second Row: R. Baldecchi, A. Cantena, G. Tufaro, A. Soares, P. Kearney, J. Pecoraro, B. DeBrulye, J. Guzzone. Third Row: M. Sudek, D. Anatra, A. Spiak, S. Fletcher, R. O'Connor, P. McBride, L. Zanger, E. Schu- bert, J. Linnehan. Fourth Row: J. Poeschl, R. Pereira, R. Larsen, V. Lucca, P. Cervine, N. Tichy, J. Conti, J, Conti, P. Brady. Fifth Row: P. Librenta, R. Gambino, M. Goldstein, P. Miller, L. Tufaro, L. Focarino, A. Del Greco, J. Toscano. Back Row: G. Hannigan, L. Malchom, G. Chinni, R. Novotny. What lovely and appropriate decora- tions! With that frequently uttered remark the curtain is opened on many a social affair. lt is the undying efforts of the Art Club that have made pos- sible such scenes. VARSlTY CLUB Mr, Stanley Piela, Adviser Front Row: R. Mola, E. Manzo, P. Maio. Second Row: C. Bonomo, T. Comeleo. Third Row: G. Jarome, Mr. S. Piela, Adviser, J. Maro. Fourth Row: J. Urban, P. Longo. Fifth Row: V. Cirello, C. Hux. Back Row: F. Wodzienski, W. Murray. Only athletes with good standing who earn a letter in one of the sports are eligible for membership in the Var- sity Club. The club encourages par- ticipation in the various sports and good sportsmanship. ITALIAN CLUB Mr. John Billia, Adviser Front Row: A. Finocchio, Vice President, A. Margalotte, President, J. Miroddi, Sec- retary, I. Martnelli, Treasurer. Second Row: M. Grieco, B. Aglito, P, Diorio, G. Lo Proto. Third Row: L. Tangora, J. Levi, A. Mottola, A. Miroddi, C. Nuccitelli, R. Favata, J. Albarelli. Fourth Row: J. Della Rodolfa, L. Focarino, P. Pagano, J. Ricca, P. LaBar- biera. Back Row: P. Martnnico, Mr. J. Billia, Adviser, V, Alonge. The purpose of this club is to further the knowledge and appreciation of the Italian language and culture. Discus- sions on the opera and Italian culture help carry out the main purpose. FRENCH CLUB Mrs. Ruth Hannigan, Adviser Front Row: J. Toscano, President: R. O'- Conner, Secretary, Mrs. Hannigan, Adviser, R. Gerardi, Treasurer, R, Novatny, Vice President. Second Row: G. Manketo, P. Row- land, C. Ballantync, P. Byers, J. Wasner, J. Janowski, B. Van Loom, Y. Ranner, S. Ros- ton. Tnird Row: A. Morchcn, L. Troast, D. Pisano, J. Scarlatelln, E, Beerman, M. Davis, D. Schneider, D, Miller, J. Kurz, J. Kral, B. Wolfe. Fourth Row: P. McBride, J. Licata, G. Bishop, D. Kmetz, P, Cole, R. Focarino, R. Zannie, B. Miller, M. Rosen, B. Dunnican. Back Row: C. Forrest, A. Troast, A, Del Greco, R, Kozich, G. Hannigan, R. Gambino, F. Kabela, M. Gache, N. Tichy. Three important aims of every stu- dent of French are a thorough under- standing ot the language, a complete knowledge ot French grammar and knowledge ot French culture. The in- formal sessions of this club aim to further these endeavors. SPANISH CLUB Mr. Frank Paparozzi, Adviser Front Row: V. DeCapua, B. Dorcherty, Sec- retary: H. Katz, Treasurer, Mr. F, Papar- ozzi, Adviser, M. Berger, President, T Myhre, Vice President. Second Row: P. Lee B. McConnell, A, Soares, M. Argentero, J. Guzzone, D. Petz, J. Gavey, L. Chiara- monte. Third Row: L. Longo, E. Halsted, P. Janowski, D. Barnett, B. Hanlon, P. Kearney, D. Sampson, H. Tibus, A. Accetta. Fourth Row: M. Snitfen, B. Dunn, M. Born- kamp, L. Zander, D. Yarosz, M. Baldino, J. Plescia, J, Scarella, F. Snyder, B. Seltera. Back Row: P. Muller, J. Weis, P. Zito, J. Sampson, L. Seelig, J. Heimlich, S. Rubin- stein, J. Kalata, T. Scuderi. The Spanish Club strives to incite a knowledge ot the Spanish language and Spanish culture. 78 1 :JG ..., ,,, ' f 1 Vs ff 399-QA Y , m, fe Y MQ, - V4 Q . .-4 if Q? f Q Q '53 , , Q Li' W X pr ,M fi -1. f , we Q ,h,w.zu,f f , as, ig 6 qs 4 .p Q Q I left 3 ' X 4 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: J. Harwick, Co-Captaing M Polictori, I. Orsclli, B. Beaver, M. Hlavacek G. Marsh, M, Ferrara, B. Aglito, Co-Captainl We have been inspired by the vim vigor and vitality of our viva cheerleaders. Their tireless ff st spur our teams on to victory v m our sports events colorful an exciti and have incited loyalty in ev fan. ' I . ,-W nnua,.f LITERATURE CLUB Miss Selma Plaxsun, Adviser Front Row: J, Harayda, M. Sittineri, C Thompson, L Pirera, R. Carcara, C, Collins Second Row: D. Petz, T. Valente, D, Sem- onrhc, AT Gtiido, P. Byers, J. Wasrner, M Gliniocki. Third Row: J. Miller, S. Fletcher M. Soclck, M. Zak, A. Dittrich, M. von Holn Fourth Row: Miss Plaxsun, Adviser, K Sweetman, l. Velardo, A. Buchichio, D Socha, J. Vinze, H. Weinbel, J. Miroddi Back Row: A. Asaro, M. Goldstein, P. Miller P. Sanders, M. Young, E. Marguardt. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Miss A. Scandariato, Adviser Standing: T, Brancato, B. Kerwin, C. Ballen- tyne, D. Socha. Kneeling: M. Dandrea, Co- Captain, I. Martinelli, Co-Captain. These girls have been practicing very hard for the Jayvee games so that next year they will be ready and able to cheer on the varsity squad. SO OFFICE OF TOMORROW Mrs Lucy Ferko Adviser Front Row M Gliniecki Vice President M Lubker President Mrs L Ferko Adviser G Tufaro Recording Secretary R Serpone Treasurer Second Row R Carcara M Sit tuner: G Mandara M Maggio E ran cescom A Mclntosh E Annichiarico Third Row E Guido G Schwartz E Piazza N Novy J Bartolozzi A Emanuel M Gon nano Fourth Row A Pac: R La Rosa M lnglima J Jenicek D Van Kirk L Novak Fifth Row J Salerno R Galasso C Col s I D Gan i B Squlani M Mazgerdlian Back Row V Gramo S Davenport, E. Wisk, S. Della Bella T. Loma, J. Moroddi. The Office of Tomorrow club has afforded a preliminary to the business world. lt has aided the commercial student of today to become secretaries of tomorrow. K 7 id' l if STUDENT SERVICE Mr. Louis A. March, Adviser Front Row: T. Meyer, B. Dillon, H. Baron, Mr. L, March, Adviser, H. Treppichio, J. Toscano. Second Row: R. Favata, A. DuBois, A. Finnochio, R. Curci, M. Berger, A. Del Greco, T. Mano. Third Row: W. Simmons, J. Ricca, L. Selig, G. Lisa, P. Cole, V. De- Muro, E. Hannigan. Fourth Row: L. Wagenti, J. Figini, C, Bonomo, N. Paladino, R. Frano, R. Stocek, D. Versace. Back Row: B. Piela, P. Scillia, G. Chinni, J. DeReyder, E. Potere, P, Sinko, N. Mueller, K. Matheis. These students have served as direc- tors of hall traffic. Through their ef- forts, a more systematic conduct in passing through the halls has been achieved. r V. .I N ll +1 r M u h Q J at - S .,--. iQ .14 .1 . . ..:,,1 - -' wwia55:...a. . '-ffia ff-r F - ie 4 -- 114,-1s.::' s 'keg fur.- w,. ,iq N Nose I ,141 Us Xxx' X 1. K . f-fx 1 A -. l I I-4 N -E 4 .- s.. 3 I . . Y--A . rrssigla--sg Tf gi35 -1Sg:?Lff: 'T ..L'i?? 1 ri. - '1 'TQ-:fi . ' . '- :re .V V..- -g f--4 5- V. ,, x....:..,, ' - -ff fs-,rs A' ' Marv.: n- 'ii 51. f 1 '-F14 -Q... ' - V.- 5 . - . 3 .. i:--e-. .eg V' is .s R -. 1 srl? 'L' . V my eg!! ' Q , iii'-i f J 2 ff'- 'i 5 L. ..g, g' -.lf xx N x.4z'L.- X .5 f's..,- . Q. ,P MX X , 1, YK ,eb C.,,,,'-M . K 81 1, . .X LL -,,'j:.., Q, t Q . J, ,F .. , f , - f ,r N- ' 5. , X Nfl l 1' L 1 The Amerlcan boy and glrl of l954 are sportsmnnded youths Interested nn toot ball baseball basketball and all other athletuc competutuons They realnze that a sound mund as well as a sound body are Through the dlscuplnne and loyalty that f these games teach our athletes denve a sense ot good sportsrnanshnp The m portance ot thus attrubute cannot be over stressed tor It awakens a sense of cooper ation and respect for boys and gurls of all races and creeds Natuonal trnendshlp and brotherhood are the ultnmate sprrltual L effects of Amerlcan sports The Olympuc games of the modern era largest and most honored ot all athletic competntxons stand tor world trnendshnp and brotherhood The tlamsng torch ot Phnlupes whnch IS carned from natlon to natuon as symbollc ot obedlence and mu tual understandnng Peace and enllght ment throughout the world shall result when men heed the lessons of good clean sports tor only then wnll tolerance for the nghts ot others be snstalled un all men l 1 K Yr 'J T lv fd g. ff f W w r H lff tl f ' t . , li! j . . . - ' J l ' ' L jf, . . , A . td - V ' essential to the development ot character, f l H V, ' Q K fx X' T , , l X L: xt lt A . i - X T r T r Ilia ' ' 1 ,f ll x . .XX Cyaaffa ff CMWM' SAL CAPIZZI BOB GUIDETTI fi GEORGE JAROME Co-Captain VINCE MUSCARELLA OE URBAN RICHARD MOLA J jf 3,1 I CHARLIE Hux ' Co4Capfain fri' 85 II I JOHN MARRO 'Nj :EN BILL MURRAY Ygasieffa ff f2f'f'm fW ANTHONY COMELEO GEORGE JAROME JOE URBAN WlLLlAM MURRAY PHIL MAIO FRANK WODZIENSK4 if 0, Front Row: Sal Capizzi, Richard Barna, Vince Cirello, Frank Wodzienski, Tony Cameleo, Mr. Charles Serpone, Coach, Carmine Minieri, Carl Bonomo, Richard Ciesla, Richard Mola, Louis Cul- mone. Back Row: Bob Asfore, Lester Waienti, Paul Del Re, Joe Popek, Robert Coughlan, Tony Luna, Nic Reinhardt, Ragmond Cingale, Robert Vogelman, Richard Fletcher, Frank utera, asefrzff E If , i . 2 4' V1 ' RICHARD CIESLA W f -1 88 5 Woodridge Fort Lee Ga rf ield Bogota Ridgewood Lyndhurst East Rutherford Englewood Bloomfield Tech SCHEDULE Hackensack Leonia East Rutherford Lyndhurst Ridgewood Sf Cecilia Bogota Pope Pius Ramsey as MR. PHILIP NIOSI, MR. STANLEY PIELA, MR. CHARLES SERPONE ith Ja 'Z -pg QU O Front Row: Robert Duthie, Tryge Myer, Ken Rehm, Bob DiGhetto, Al Mastrotilipo, Bob Guidetti, George Jarome, Mr. Casmir Satkowski, Coach. Second Row: Joe Pagano. Ben Baldino, Charles Garafolo, Carmine Foligno, Robert DiBlasi, Myron Magarro, Phil Mano, Richard Noyotny, Louis Maday. Third Row: Joe Bigica, Donald Everett, Louis Slater, Dave Sampson, Brian Nelson, Ronald Jelinek, Donald Bailey, Richard Gorsky. Fourth Row! Roy Gambino, Richard Diangelo, William Lomia, Joe Albanese, Tom lnglima, Charles Kurcyznski, Marius Gache, Rudy Stocek. Fifth Row: Arthur Atwood, Joe Crisco, Ronald Buchiccio, Douglas Thompson, Joe Trippodi, John Young. Back Row: John Bennett, John Borda, Tom Morro, John Buday, Bill Laura, Dyke Dame. 15634 SCHEDULE Hasbrouck Heights Westwood Passaic Garfield 5 Pope Pius East Rutherford X Fair Lawn Lyndhurst .E M' ff k Tri-Boro pig at' I' A ' ' ai If 0 ,ms NSW X XX 6 H. ' 5 .av J -H ' as A 5. Q, g :A Y:-1 ,Cl 1 1' sf KENNETH REHM MR, CASMIR SATKOWSKL Coach rlrxfrbkzg Front Row: D. Naples, W. Thorne, R. Nrcolosl, C Scrrneca, R. Duthrr, F. Whyett. Second Row: Mr. J. Cody, Coach, G. Ruppert, R. Ruppert, T. Roche, H. Werss, R. Benda. Third Row: C. Rercharf, J. Mazzofta, E. Patten, A. NUCCIYQINI, T, McLaughlrn, J. Krekuch Back Row: J AneHa. L. Tufaro, R. Guzzone, M. Lafumra, P. Carosellr, A, Kerstner, J. Como A J A Lodi I2 13 13 I6 I6 I9 SCHEDULE St. Benedict's ........ Nyack ................... Fair Lawn ....... Ramsey ....... Leonia Dover ............. Opponent 29 27 27 29 29 21 46 ..... az..-. JOSEPH CODY QQ Wrestlmg Coach 5 I3 Teaneck ....... Suffern ...........,........................................ 26 eq I 7 9 A f ' J , ,ff A 'ef 2 '. , , ranks x Front Row: Vito DiCapua, Anthony DeIGreco, Mr. Philip Niosi, Coach James Toscano, Eugene Hannigan. Second Row: Stuart Rubenstein Michael Berger, Bernard Miller, Philip Niosi. awlwg Mr. Stanley Piela and Mr. Philip Niose, Advisers Front Row: G. Vankat, J. Demeter, B, Vietneir, R. Curci. Second Row: R. Hagedoin. D. Bailey, C. Kurzynski, L, Gordon. Ba:k Row: Mr. S. Piela, Adviserg F. Ruggero, L. Veprek, B. Piela, Mr, P. Niosi, Adviser. QI, li The Pursuut ot l-lapprness granted to the people by the Declaration ot lnde pendence rs one of our lnaluenable rights Because of thus pruvzlaqe the American publuc has developed leusure tume actuv :tres sunted to all cultural levels e many media of entertaunment have co enchanting school aged chnldren as well as adults Moreover we llve In an age of delightful dlversuons encompasslng the marvels of televusaon the mlracle of three dnmensnon and the monstrous fascunatuon of stereophonuc sound As a result school authorntnes have drawn a direct parallel between natlonal pastnmes and extra currlcular actuvutues Realrztng the nmportance of socual devel opment IU thls versatule natuon they have encouraged student partrcapatuon and leadershup wlth a well organnzed program of school events Through thus program we learn to cooperate wlth others and to enjoy the benetuts of that cooperation We are proud of our country tor It ns a land where the happiness ot the und: vldual IS paramount we are proud tor at as a natuon ot prosperity and peace guar anteeung the rights and Ideals ot a tree people J XJW ll,f' ll fl WL Tia A 1 5 l J! l rf fs lf 4 WYA, , jxxx f .. . . ,, A if ft y r ,' , IXXNVX, v A D V V . xx . A . . v . ML in Kg . . . . - Q , W g M XX A 'A ' ' . Th f g Eh A . n- N ,X y y T L tributed greatly to the joy of the family, l ' l . ' s we 5 tt . tg r 4 f g . F' x Vrrflr tv--Xa fm N 1 X, A, EA F-46 T F 1 I , X X W . , --X 7 X- Z , V l N l!n!, f xx I 1 i lj! XfK,jf!y!f, - ,WJ ,il yf ,,fXA '!'-AQ - fffff A M nl jX ?J X. Jima, -- '17 bf! Y: V: L. I ' Y-, V' . Mk' 1 .Jew ax U An , Sk Q A1 XY 5 ,Q YA I ,,. 5,,, D X I x. X F 'X xh ' x fff' 1 I , , NX X cs QT X , ' L r-1 , . -V U X N N- Lf-, I -. Z7 ' X, -X . x 1 1 N LL I ,lu XJ , 1 1 u I r f ' ,H f' ., ffxi' J' we ff J, w fa 4+ 5' x 1 . R I I X N lyj CLASS OFFICIRS an M COMMITTEES Jack Socha ..... Prom Frank Terry .,... Prom Josephine Carafa Gary Carabin Tom DiGrazia George Scheeler Andy Brancato James Dabulis THEME Phil De Masso Frank Junger ART Herman Solomon Norma Zounek Joan Sfoever BID Joan Keresfy Marilyn Pereira Co-Chairman CO-Chairman Shirley Melango Gloria Melfi Ken Wishneski Monica Shunfer Arlene Soressi Gloria Wisinski PUBLICITY Frank Baldino Alice Hrabovsky Marie De Salvo Peter Polidori Gram! March JoAnn Allaarcllr Treusurer Eleanor Kava, Vice Prcsnlcn, gi: President Mrs Canowas, Adviser, Rose P any, Secretary. , -4 X kv Dance Scene at me Prone GLIESTS Mr, Danrci Lmrano, Mrs Luczar1o,Mrs, P, Tcriosco, Mr, P. Tcclcsro, Mr, A4 Cameras, Mrs Canovas, Mr. Scarlalclll, Mrf, 5Cafl3fQll,V 175771 Q4 O, vi' .Q gl L, Prmce Al Mastrophllipo, King Tony Cameleo, Queen Karen Marusen, Prlncess Marie Mazgerdhan. Kxng and Queen of the Prom dancmg. vw . pqr Another Dance Scene at Yhe Prom, Grand March headed by Royalty of Prom. 5 , ,sara x 11, Q - MIN L J . L i i A .fi GU ESTS GUESTS M J Cody Ms J Cody M L March Mrs L March NAS P Nrosn Mrs C Safkowsk:,Mr,C.Sa1'kow5kx, Mrs,C, Focarno.Mr.C. Focarrno, MV- P- NOWSI, Mrs. . . 4 5. Pl - Mrs, A. Haussmr, Mr, A. Haussler, Mr, O. Longo, Mrs. O. Longo, mm a . if ss f t Midge Hartman Elliot Hartman . Carollyn Webster Christine Myers Clancy . . . Freddie Nolan . Keith Nolan . Buzz Lindsay . Edna .... Virginia Hartman Mrs. Hartman . Mr. Hartman . CAST . Barbara Aglito . Donald Givone . Wendy Cupo . Joan Mosier , Charlie Hux . .John Figini . Michael Longo Andy Mangalotti Eleanor Toronto Jessie Schoonhen . Betty Vokral . . Gus Chinni The annual senior play presented by the class of l954 was held on the evening of March 9, l954. This year's presentation, under the direction of Miss Jean Uzmann, was a three act comedy of modern youth entitled And Came the Spring . We hope the scenes shown on these pages bring back memories ot a wonderful evening. Alan Fields . . Gabby Allen . Mr. Fields . . Mrs, Fields . . Messenger Boy . 5 i , Louis Focarino . Lucille Pierri Kenneth Rehm . Claire Piccoli . Lenny Tufaro . . t sl it ,Av Q 'mf 4 1' U .xi I' 2 S i. D N 97 X 5,5 if ,WG Q, -'f 13,6 fo Q31 if if 5 L A w ,Z W ,, I MOST POPULAR DESPAIR OF THE FACULTY GEORGE JAROME FRANK WODZIENSKI aw CQ: sf' 1001114 . L .. 0 ' TYPICAL BOY AN l TONY C BARBARA Q? S ww U pf JL.: Ku ' AK ' Q if , z , V Y 9 LQ ff ff fig if ,fl l 7,, , MOST TALENTED CLASS FLIRT iff ' Ai ' -F ' -Ms 1 'W QE IQ, 5 , xl 'K K L X ' v A K I ,. 3 4 Maryann Gllenuekl Prlnccss crownnng P trlcla Byers Queen Robert Astore Prlnce crownung Rncharrl Plazza mg Guests at our Sensor Ball ,Q-, 271151 Ybbdl SENIOR BALL THEME fTune of Stardustl By Betty Merrick Enchanting muslc fills the nlght as couples dance Swaymg to and fro The lughts are low as we dance around The melody entrances all Then the rnuslc stops Tlme for klng and queen to rule us They lead the Maguc Dance as the other couples Hum the theme song rn thelr hearts School frnends together on thus naght of nrghtsp We ll remember when The stardust reigned as the music played As wonderful at nt could be And as years go past, In my heart l wlll recall Enchantment of the nnght We held our Lodi Sensor Ball sw ARD Xhvtyrr, rf fa GAMJJ MW 01 x 11 ,,.,L1f1 T Passlng nn Reynew. my eg, ks! iw J. r X fu, 1 .I, ,x ai.. 0 1 in 8 4.1 'i ax 42, 1 ,Q f 1 0 M in 2 lg Z Qmwmwyf 'Hi 1 V f z x ,milf i , 1 , M- MQW Q, 2' xf ,...-4 Q1 , i Q vw-W W? 3 r 'H ' Q Q!! , ,Z 4 fig A 1 I N. '91 1 be .F - , ia ' 1 4, -.1 ,A Y x ,ig I g i. f i f X 1 ' f 4 ll ' America accept our thanks A j, I L I For thy lilaerties and thy might, 'g if il 5 ' ' We assume our sacred duty Q A ji -L Of preserving freedom's light. V ' 5' lu vu 5 if ll A F 3.- I? The years of guidance in thy schools ll' lnspired us to go through life ' ' ' ' 3' 5' f- Undaunted and with pure desire gl To end disputes, and hate and strife. Our many dreams are bold and strong Quite like a flag unfurled, That waves with courage in the breeze As a badge of peace to all the world. f With willing hearts and ready hands With brotherhood and love for all We give to thee our faith and hopeg A house united cannot fall. Diane De Turo '54 PRescott 7 3339 Establlshed I925 MDI RADIO SHUP SALES and SERVICE REFRIGERATORS 0 RADIOS 0 RANGES 0 WASHERS GAS and OIL HEATERS 0 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES TELEVISION STROMBERG CARLSON RCA PH I LCO DLJMONT GENERAL ELECTRIC WESTINGHOUSE Servrce Wnthnn 24 Hours 44 46 MAIN STREET L I N J BEST WISHES PATRONS Mr and Mrs A H Della Penta Mr and Mrs Gaclofano Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Lalumla Mr and Mrs Camarata Frank Louns March Anthony J Charles Mnss Rosa Stassr Mr and Mrs Stanley Plela Mass Anne Marne Herman Mr and Mrs Edward Groman Mr Frank La Barba Mr and Mrs Hannlgan Mrs Gladys Seyerlern Mrss Lucy Saluppo Mr and Mrs Del Greco Mr and Mrs Mnss Eleanor and Mrs and Mrs Mlchael Bn .rvec T Verga P NIOSI Julian Opsahl Lester Lascarr and Mrs Damel Conte and Mrs Frank Saluppo and Mrs A Warchol MrssJ Feravola MrssA Scandarrato MlssA Uzmann MrssJ Alessi Mrs L Hlnman Mr C Serpone Mr and Mrs J Tamburello Mrs Marne Proe Mr and Mrs George A Durst . .J. 'Ilia I I A C Mr. . . ' ' Mr. . . I A Mr. ' . . . ML ' Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . . - OD , . . . ' Mrs. M. Pyret Mr, and Mrs. M. Evancho Mr. . , . ' , Mr. . . Mr. . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' ', . Mr. . . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. . . Mr. . . ' Mr. . , I . Mr. . . A TO THE CLASS OF I954 FROM Paps Luncheonette IO7 Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Glvone Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs S Godleskn Wnlllam Peter Scarcella A Nucolosu L Vohrrnger Mr R Gardner Mrs G Von Holn Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Focarlno and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs G Holly J Beaver V Charles T S Dunnlcan E Van Baaren A Atwood M Gola John Flgnnl Sr W G Cerny Wllllam Cerny James Straun T Hartmann J Bonaldl E Smlth M Cavallero Mr Lucuen Baron Mr and Mrs Joseph Kaleta Mr and Mrs Joseph Lncamara Mr and Mrs C Mamola Mr and Mrs O Nelke Floral Barber Shop PATRONS Conte Rootrng Maybrook Hardware Ren Nu Upholsterung Dan The Tallor Mr and Mrs Anthony Schlro Mr and Mrs Vincent Astornno Mass Lucy Saluppo Mrs J E Rowland Lena De Srmone Wnlluam De Simone John De Srrnone Grace De Snmone Elmwood Drugs Brett David Robnnson Mr and Mrs Nicholas De Flora Annta Du Boss Elanne and Beverly Du Boss Barbara McKutta Mr A M Della Bella Sr Mrs A M Della Bella S Alex M Della Bella Jr Mr B Focarlno Mrs MarreT Parsons Mrs H M Snyder Frances Snyder Mr and Mrs E De Simone Mr and Mrs D Nugro Mrs Rose De Slmone Alrce De Slmone Mr and Mrs CarloJ De Slmone Mr and Mrs F Saluppo Mr and Mrs J sa Mr and Mrs Edward Drllon Bob Dillon Mr and Mrs J Simmons Mr and Mrs A Rrcca Davenport Jean Uzmann James Zavesky Mrs Anna Zavesky Red Bobby and Baby Joan Fedus Mlss Joann Zavesky Peter N Clolrno Mass Aluce Anderson Mr and Mrs Fred Corey Mr and Mrs Anthony Slttmerl Ruzula s Express Servuce Mr and Mrs Joseph Magg Mr and Mrs Victor Mamcone Mr and Mrs Charles Francescom Mr and Mrs M Beatrnce Mr and Mrs Frank Schwalbold and Mrs C Hux and Mrs P Cole and Mrs P lurato and Mrs R Ewans Mrs G Van Karla and Mrs J Wlarda and Mrs C Seelng and Mrs E Bonomo Sr and Mrs J E Morgan and Mrs S Fallla CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l9'54 l0Dl Mv4,V0R and C'00NC'll C'00NL'll MEMBHCS' LOUIS A MARCH DOMlNIC N BRINDISI JOHN T LATTANZIO DOMINIC A INTERDONATO LOUlS INGINITO JOSEPH VENTRICELLI Audutor Monroe Reass IO Borough Attorney Alfred D Schnaffo Borough Engnneer Barney Branca 108 I 1 f Li Mrl and Mrs: C: B. I Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr.. I . . ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . , , , Mr, . . . Mr. . . ' Mv4J'0R and L'00NL'll MAYOR and COUNCIL TOWNSHIP OF SADDLE RIVER IO9 PATRONS and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs R Snyder Rudolph Benda J Weller F Ferraro L Costa Wrllnarn Basal H McCarthy Mrs Anna Davis and Mrs r and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Sornmerha and 'vhs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mass Plaxsun A Astore E Vorfel J Den Bleyker rrer John Smagula L Dauphars John Emiliano Steven Kovach A Grmer Fred Allen Mrs D Savage r and Mrs D Luciano r Joseph Byers Mrs Anne Byers and Mrs J Novy and Mrs L Reyngoudt and Mrs J Musser and Mrs Mmcnael Glamo Mrs M Lasko Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Daleo Sr Mr and Mrs Candyman A Frrend Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Lindsay Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs S Caprzzn James B H Wlsk Fred Vokral M Rugar W E Bode M Herrnlrch Mrs Frances Kolenskr Mr and Mrs Joseph Dobnak .l .-111 Mr. , . Mr. . Mr. . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr, . ' ' ' Mr. . . Mr., . . M 4 f . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . W. Mr. r . Mr. . . Mr. . H A Mr. . Mr. . . ' Mr. . Mrss J. Lo Castro M .' ' . . ' M . Mr.- . . f Mr, . . Mr, . . , Sr. Mr. . ' ' in QA. Yr C. T, ' ' VI Fa Board of Education EAST PATERSON, NEW JERSEY PRescott 9-7688 Peter J. Plescia GENERAL CONTRACTOR Contractors Equipment Rented 35 VREELAND AVENUE LODI, NEW JERSEY 110 mi 5 W if N S S jj! yy Q ?f35gW1f ff .V TOWNSHIP OF SADDLE RIVER Vp! ROCHELLE PARK, NEW JERSEY if BEST WISHES TO THE 1954 GRADUATING CLASS Atlantic Brick Corp. BRICKS FROM ONE TO A MILLION A 169 MIDLAND Avemue s. R. T G.cS'rD.cS2CO YOUR SCHOOL JEWELERS EXTEND THEIR BEST WISHES H2 UNITED PIECE DYE WORKS Z -Y -.UL Ai D 0 H ft ,N A. . I f . ' jf 'ff' ' f I f iv' .3 3' ' 1 My 5 oo K TO THE -1 6 1954 GRADUATING cLAss Manhattan Transit Company ROUTE 46 EAST PATERSON, N I Build Health Each Day...The Luscious Way! When you enjoy a plateful of Reid's Ice Cream you get all the nutrients of rich ice cream and wholesome milk products, There's Vitamin A, that important B complex as well as iron, calcium, and valuable proteins. So enjoy delicious nourishing.. . REID'S ICE CREAM PREFERRED QUALITY SINCE I874 II4 S CARVEL FOR ICE CREAM THAT'S BEST MARKET STREET ROCHELLE PARK Y MAIN STREET, LODI ROUTE No. 46, LODI V ROUTE No. 4 FAIRLAWN TRafaIQar 6-5 I 53 Business De Simone Bros. Trucking ron :xcAvATloNs and CARTING ENRICO De SIMONE 336 EAST II2th STREET NEW YORK CITY IIS TEaneck 7-6400 PRescott 9-0538 PRescott 7-9400 RONALD FURNITURE CO. VAN'S DAIRY MURRAY SINGER M. Van SCHAIK C1 SON O 819 TEANECK ROAD TEANECK, N. J. STATE HWY. No. 46 and WESTMINSTER PL. 12 OTTAWA AVENUE LODI, NEW JERSEY LODI, NEW JERSEY PRescott 9-7409 Q J. CALENDRILLO MOTOR EXPRESS MARTIN J. Di MARIA ANTHONY J. Di MARIA A Q 97 GARFIELD AVENUE LODI, NEW JERSEY 6 GRegory 3-7622 FRANK STAMATO 8' CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 284 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey HUbbard 7-9823 HILLTOP SERVICE STATION Cars Picked Up and Delivered Cor. Summit Avenue, and Essex Street Hackensack, New Jersey CHlCKEN'S LUNCHEONETTE 81 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey THE BAN D BOX is The Place to Eat PIZZA, RAVIOLI, SPAGHETTI AMERICAN-ITALIAN SANDWICHES SODA-BORDEN'S ICE CREAM AI Lupo - George Tumioli HUbbard 7- 5467 ZOLLER'S METAL SHOP METAL CRAFTSMEN SPECIALIZING IN OUTDOOR POST AND BRACKET LANTERNS 96 Essex Street Rochell Park, New Jersey PRescott 9-9677 PANAMA'S DELICIOUS HOT DOGS- HAMBURGERS SHRIMPBURGERS IAII Shrimpl HOT WAFFLES WITH ICE CREAM Fountain Service 275 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey Near Route 46 GRegory 2-0852 Free Delivery LODI FOOD CENTER A.B.C. SUPER MARKET Service and Self Service-Meats lWe Trim Our Meats-Not Our CustomersI 232 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey GRegory 2-O576 It's PLEASANT to serve you. PLEASANT FINANCE CO. INC. License No. 857 LOANS FROM S25 TO S500 ON YOUR SIGNATURE ONLY 25 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey RELIGIOUS GIFT SHOP 69 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey JAMES P. ALESSO PRescott 7-8889 PARAGON CLEANERS 3 Hour Service 26 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey Phone PRescott 9-9366 Beers - Liquors RODOLFA'S JOSEPH-PETER A Good Place To Eat Hall To Hire For All Occasions lO-I2 Nicholson Street Lodi, New Jersey PRescott 7 -9547 ALBERT DI CHIARA ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Light-Heat-and Power Estimates Cheerfully Given l 52 Grove Street Lodi, New Jersey Dlamond 3 -4725, 9609 KRIEGER'S RECREATION CENTER lO MODERN BOWLING ALLEYS BANQUET HALL-PICNIC GROVE Catering To All Social Functions 58 Liberty Street Little Ferry, New Jersey Telephone PRescott 7-86 I 2 MICHAEL LOSURDO WHOLESALE DAIRY PRODUCTS PIZZERIAS C1 GROCERIES SUPPLIED LATTICINNI FRESCHI Sales Representative: F. Losurdo, Jr. 7l Central Avenue Lodi, New Jersey Dlamond 2-2070 JOSEPH SRHOLEZ, JR. REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 288 Main Street Little Ferry, N. J. Diamond 2-I I22 KEN MOTORS KENNETH Er MESSINEO SELECT USED CARS 94 MARKET STREET SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY P. O. ROCHELLE PARK, NEW JERSEY KEarny 2-7398 KENHUE PAPER BOX CO. Designers and Manufacturers of PAPER BOXES DISPLAY NOVELTIES A 45-47 RIVER ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Dlamond 3-7060 CARS THAT SATISFYU LIBERTY MOTORS HOWARD FEDUS O ROUTE 46 LITTLE FERRY, NEW JERSEY GRegory 3-0669 P. De SPIRITO SORRENTO PASTRY SHOP Wedding and Birthday Cakes our Specialty Ice Cream Birthday Cakes Spumon i--Gelati-B isquit-Tortoni Cakes-Pastries and Assorted Cookie Trays For All Occasions 85 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY PRescott 7 454I D Stamato D STAMATO Cr CO INC GENERAL CONTRACTORS PUBLIC UTILITIES SIXTH a d CAPITAL STREETS SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP NEW JERSEY AVALON MAN U FACTU RING CO INC 235 RIVER ROAD GARFIELD NEW JERSEY JOSEPH SANTIMAURO A PRescott 9- 5647 7 -6367 JAMES Mc KAY INSURANCE In AII Its Branches V 5 NICHOLSON STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES FROM WASHINGTON EQUIPMENT COMPANY 208 NINETEENTH AVENUE PATERSON, NEW JERSEY G Regory 3-1133 Dlamond 2-6807 FIRST WITH THE FINEST' GROVE VENETIAN BLIND CO. Manufacturers of 3 Track Aluminum Windows KIPP AVENUE and SOUTH MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY LITTLE FERRY BOARD OF EDUCATION GEORGE W. HOLZ, President OTTO KOZICH, Vice President EMIL BEZDEK, District Clerk Emil Bezdek Paul G. Bobucky BALDINO BUILDERS Anthony Heubel Nicholas Kawaters T Fred Pytlik James Van Antwerp Robert Mirto Charles Mastik, Superintendent of Schools Emil Bezdek, Secretary 141 ARNOT STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY ag Loon Poucz u s ARTISTIC DEPARTMENT MQNUMENT co :Nc 622 MARKET STREET t MIDLAND AVENUE EAST PATERSON NEW JERSEY PHONE: PRescott 9-IO9I RAIN or SHINE INTER-STATE DYEING AND FINISHING CO. FRANKIE'S MARKET Home of Everything and Anything Sale Days - Thursday G Saturday Evenings 35 EIGHTH STREET ROUTE No. I7 I PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY LODI, NEW JERSEY Dlamond 2-982i JAY MILLER, Proprietor For Something Different Stop Atl J A Y ' S CANDLELIGHT TAVERN There is Candlelight Every Night Open Sunday Mornings at 9 A. M. 475 MARKET STREET ROCHELLE PARK, NEW JERSEY PRescott 9-655 5 PRescott 9-65 56 LODI LUMBER Cr SUPPLY CO., INC. Millwork and Mason Materials 4OI-403 PASSAIC AVENUE LODI, NEW JERSEY TORRES STATIONERY MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY Phone PRescott 7-6929 LEE'S BRIDAL SHOP LEE CH l ARAMONTE, Proprietor BRlDE'S AND BRIDESMAlD'S GOWNS FOR SALE Tuxedo's and Full Dress to Hire 27 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY I 123 Q-. I A PRescotf 9-5957 Qfnafa HOME MADE CANDIES 23 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. PResco1f 9-5556 Res. PRescoI'Y 8-7374 WARCHOL FINE QUALITY FURNITURE ALBIN A WARCHOL, Proprietor APPLIANCES and FLOOR COVERINGS 120 MARKET STREET PASSAIC, N. J, LEonia 4-0841 GRegory 3 -9398 JOHN RUSMAN LODI SAFE - ECONOMICAL - DEPENDABLE School Bus Service I2 BELLVIEW PLACE PALISADES PARK, N. J. IO5 MAIN STREET LODI. N- J- PResc011' 7-4140 PRESCOH 9-9255 NUTCHlE'S COUNTY AUTO BODY WORKS GULF SERVICE TATIO N. Pappalardo-L. Infante, Jr. S N ROUTE 46 LODI, N. J. CORNER FIRST STREET LODI, N. J. AMERICAN THEATRE JEFFERSON BARBER SHOP M. LIBERTI, Proprietor MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. Tele. GRE-gory 3-9156 PRWOIT 9-0294 TOM'S BAR AND GRILL ,OUR ,mm CHlNNI'S YOUTH CENTER Thomas Masffo FIITPO INFANTS and c1-11LDREN's WEAR PIZZERIA AND ITALIAN AMERICAN CUISINE 113-II9 SOUTH MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. 78 MAIN STREET LODI. N- J- GRegory 3-0860 LANDIS STORES PLAZA PACKAGE STORE WINES - LIQUOR - BEER LOD' 56 and IOS STORE Free Delivery Service 342 PRESIDENT STREET S.R.T. 72 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. P.O. ROCHELLE PARK. N- J- PRescott 9-6190 Call and Delivery Service PUGEE'S LUNCH LIBERTY TAILOR JAMES GIRGENTI 11 N1cHoLsoN STREET LOD1, N. J. 33 UBERTY STREET L0D'- N- J- PRescott 7-1302 THE OLYMPIC CO. STATIONERS-AWARDS-PRINTERS Hall Mark Greeting Cards 9 NICHOLSON STREET LODI, N. J. POST OFICE BUILDING LODI, N. J. 4 HUbbard 7-7995 GRegory 3-2131 Thomas Grieco TOM'S FLORIST MODERN HOME FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Member of the Florists' THE 1-1oUSE OF MODERN FURNITURE .megmh mlm, Amdmon 439 MARKET STREET RoC1-1ELLE PARK, N. J. SH PASSAIC AVENUE GARFIELD. N. J. FAir Lawn 6-1071 THE REIHL AGENCY -IQHN 511-VESTRI REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE MEATS AND DEL1CATESsEN Established 1916 199 MARKET STREET EAST PATERSON, N. J. 503 wESTM1NSTER PLACE LODI, N. J. PResc6ff 7-1427 LODI AND GARFIELD PETFS MARKET IMPORTING CO. PETER J. MANCUSO Importers of ITALIAN oL1vE OILS, OLIVES. CHEESE, ETC. 76 MA1N STREET LODI, N. J. 72 AVENUE C LoD1, N. J. WILLIAM P. COHRS RA'-'H H- A'-0'A Tel. PResCotf 9-9772 GREQOW 3-9746 MAIN LINOLEUM CO. PERMANENT L1NoLEUM FLOORS BEDNARZ SERVICENTER LINOLEUMS - CARPETS - RUGS ESTIMATES GIVEN 6 MA1N STREET LODI, N. J. 356 MAIN AVENUE WALLJNGTDN, J. FAi r Lawn 6-0456 DR. ANTHONY v. STASSI A- JOHNSON MACHINE WORKS, INC. 437 BOULEVARD EAST PATERSON, N. J. PRESEQN 9-4696 GRegory 3-2253 orders Delivered CRoCER1ESYTJ?11.IvEEw1I1cQ1I1Sx?e RETAIL A' Pfkfglfg SONS 444 MARKET STREET S. R. T. 16 MAIN STREET LOD1, N. J. PR esco rf 9-6977 DAN DIORIO CIRCLE SERVICE STATION LlNlI:I5-':1gSm:Y?!:g::,:vEEAR ROUTE 46 LODI, N. J. 71 MAIN STREET LoD1, N. J. 125 Dlamond 2-6789 FINELLI'S PHARMACY MICHAEL R. FINNELLJ. asc. 322 ESSEX STREET LODI, N. J. FAir Lawn 6-5031 Vincent Alaimo, Proprietor THE CENTER HARDWARE PAINT-WALL PAPER-GLASS AND HOUSEWARE 491 FAIRLAWN PARKWAY SADDLE R'IVER TOWNSHIP, N. J. GEORGE'S LUNCH BAR SOFT DRINKS, HOT DOGS-HAMB URGERS MEATBALL AND SAUSAGE SANDWICHES I0ur Specialtyi 36 ESSEX STREET LODI, N. J. TOM'S MARKET MEAT AND GROCERIES 175 MacARTHUR AVENUE GARFIELD, N. J. PRescott 9-9422 R cf J uQuoRs WINE - BEER and LIQUORS ROSS and JOHN PALINO, Proprietors GRegory 3-2251 MUSCARELLA PHARMACY Free Delivery 232 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. 79 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. FAir Lawn 6-1411 Dlamond 3-7760 Drugs - Cosmetizs - Sundries R. ALaANo MARKET I-ENNARD5 117 ARNOT STREET LODI, N. J. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Free Delivery 485 FAIRLAWN PKWY. SADDLE RIVER TWP., N. .J 186 W. PASSAIC STREET ROCHELLE PARK, N. J. GRegory 3-5562 COTTONE'S PHARMACY F. W. COTTONE, Registered Pharmacist Prompt, Free Delivery Service 73 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. MAC BUD'S STREET MARKET 530 MARKET STREET SADDLE RIVER TWP., N. J. Phone Orders Taken Call PRescotf 7-5542 Every Day MIKE'S BAKERY Try Us First Always For Your WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES Whipped Cream Our Specialty Sweets For AII Occasions Keep Your Cake In a Cool Place 'Shop In Rear M. MANICONE, Proprietor 230 UNION STREET LODI, N. J. CIRCLE LUMBER CO. 530 MARKET STREET RocHsLi.e PARK, N. J. GRegory 3-0456 DURRSE'S LODI BAKE SHOP FINE CAKES AND PASTRY FRESH BREAD AND ROLLS Wedding-Birthday and Ice Cream Cakes JAKOB DURRSE, Proprietor Our Specialty FAir Lawn 6-9834 JOE'S TEXACO SERVICENTER ROUTE e AND BANK STREET 34 MAIN STREET Lool. N. J. EAST PATERSON- N' J- FAir Lawn 6-4714 PARKWAY STATIONERY gc'-lAFl:5R'5 1NrANT's WEAR - CLOTHING - DRY Gooos NoTioNs 489 FAIRLAWN PARKWAY SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N. J. 481 FAIRLAWN PKWY. SADDLE RIVER TWP., N. .J. PRescott 7-9843 MEES BROS. CUT UP-POULTRY Buy the Parts you like Ready-10-Cook-Fowl - Broilers - Roasters Strictly Fresh Eggs-Butter 28 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. SYN KOTE PAINT CORPORATION LACQUERS - SYNTHETICS - ENAMELS - PAINTS 144 VAN RIPER AVENUE EAST PATERSON, N. J. WATCHES LU NCHEONETTE Phone PRescotI' 9-9301 BUCCI'S SERVICENTER TOYS-CAMERAS Tires - Batteries - Accessories - Instant Car Wash Halgmafk Gfaduafgon Cards Brake Service - Motor Tune-up - Minor Repair: All makes of Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Repaired 210 MAIN STRET WALLINGTONI N. J, MAIN STREET AND AVENUE F LODI, N. J. PRe5Coff 8-3376 GRegory 3-8296 Delivery Service DELLA FASHIONS EXCLUSIVE WEDDING GOWNS MADE TO ORDER ROSE RUSSO, Consultant-J. A. RUSSO, Propreitor ROUTE 6 and SHERMAN AVENUE LODI, N.J. LODI TIRE EXCHANGE Auto Parts and Machine Shop Work 2 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. FAir Lawn 6-1405 FLEMING H. NORRIS, D.D.S. FLEMING H. NORRIS, III, D.D.S. 511 RIVER DRIVE EAST PATERSON, N. J. TUMI NELLI BROTHERS PRescott 7-2516 BETTY LYN COAT CO. SALVATORE TORONTO 6 VINCENT J. TORONTO 35 WESTERVELT PLACE GARFIELD, N. J, LITTLE FERRY SHOE REBUILDER Shoes Repaired While You Wait-Shoe Shining 121 MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY, N. J. FAir Lawn 6-2900 PResco11' 8-1234 EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. LUMBER ROUTE 6 and BOULEVARD EAST PATERSON, N. .J MARION'S FOOD MARKET HUbbard 7-0696 RALPH'S CLEANERS DYERS - TAIILORS - FURRIERS We Clean Anything From A Glove To A Rug Plant Branch HACKENSACK, N. J. LITTLE FERRY, N. J. For Service Call PRescotf 9-7570 RAMCO PIN GAMES - CIGARETTE MACHINES 300 MacARTHUR AVENUE GARFIELD, N. J. GRegory 3 -9625 FUSCO BROTHERS 469 PASSAIC AVENUE Looi, N. J. PRescoIf 9-2386 SANTANGELO'S FU NERAL HOME V. J. SANTANGELO Funeral Director 300 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. w15consan'7-5075 COLLEGIATE CAP Cr GOWN COMPANY A 366 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK I, NEW YORK GRegory 3 -4480 VINCENT SORBELLO PHARMACIST The Rexall Store 42 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey JOSEPH M. BUTLER FRUITS C1 VEGETABLES WINES-LIQUORS 77 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey GRegory 3-9476 MARCHESE'S SUNNYSIDE FLORIST WEDDING BOUQUETS-FLORAL DESIGNS 67 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey PRescott 7-2965 INGENlTO'S SPORT SHOP M, Ingenito, Manager NATIONALLY ADVERTISED EQUIPMENT Teams Fitted For All Sports 88 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey ECLIPSE PIECE DYE WORKS 35 Eighth Street Passaic, New Jersey GRegory 3-7050 JOHN M. Di MARIA ATTORNEY AT LAW 42 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey 128 EUGENE SCARLATELLI PRescotI' 7-8507 LIBERTY COAL AND OIL CO. PITTSTON COAL - KOPPERS COKE FUEL OIL LOUIS SPROVIERO I87 GARIBALDI AVENUE LODI, N. J. PResCott 7-3736 LA BUA BROS. DAIRY SELECT MILK QUALITY C1 DAIRY PRODUCTS 70 JEFFERSON AVENUE LODI, N. J. GRegory 3- I 444 WHOOPPEE SODA WORKS BOTTLERS OF HIGH GRADE BEVERAGES G O-SO GRAPE Distributors ot All Kinds ot Beers-Barrel and Cases 195 VAN WINKLE AVENUE GARFIELD, N. J. GRegory 3-7020 Day or Night BELL FUEL OIL CO. JOSEPH J. COLANDO Our Own Service Department for Oil Burner Sales and Service Bell Service Department, Inc. ROUTE 46 LODI, N. J. FAir Lawn 6-O672-3 M. T. RUBINO REAL ESTATE - MORTGAGES - INSURANCE IOS BROADWAY lRT.4I EAST PATERSON, N. J. FAir Lawn 4-0800 I I STUDIO Auoss from Elmwood Shopping Center III BROADWAY IRoute 4I EAST PATERSON, N. J. PRescott 9-OO93 ANGELO'S POULTRY MARKET Live And Dressed Poultry From Farm To You WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SII WESTMINSTER PLACE LODI, N. J. PRescott 7- I 832 JAMES V. BACCO Cr CO. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE JAMES v. BACCO II9 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. HUbbard 8-9347 Linoleum - Asphalt Tile - Carpets - Rubber Tile Formica Sink Tops - Mono-Wall - Venetian Blinds KINGSLEY'S FLOOR COVERINGS 439-B MARKET STREET ROCHELLE PARK, N. .J GRegory 3-4785 THE LIBERTY SOAP COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS OF HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS AND JANITORIAL SUPPLIES l2l LIBERTY STREET 63 DELL GLEN AVENUE LODI, N. J. Dlamond 2-9699 Free Delivery HOBAN'S DELICATESSEN - GROCERIES - BEER Where Quality Comes First 522 SADDLE RIVER ROAD SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N.J. BERGEN PUBLIC MARKET GENERAL MERCHANDISE Open Evenings and Sundays F. DIGIAIMO, Manager 446 MARKET STREET SADDLE RIVER TWP., N. J. MANTELL CLOTHING COMPANY Clothing For The Entire Family 323 MIDLAND AVE. SADDLE RIVER TWP., N. J. 'Between Route 4 and Market Streetl GRegory 2-45I3 Free Delwery-Free Parking J COSTA TRAILER CQURT JACK'S SUPERIOR MARKET MEATS - FISH - POULTRY AND GROCERIES Italian Sausages Our Specialty ROUTE 46 LODI, N. J. 287 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. FAir Lawn 4-0702 FREDDIE'S BARBER SHOP 111 BROADWWAY IRf.4I EAST PATERsioN, N. PRescoIf 7-4014 De MAY'S JEWELERS JEWELRY - DIAMONDS - WATCHES Expert Watch Repairing 62 MAIN STREET LODI, N, J. WASHINE NATIONAL SANDS COMPANY HUbbard 7-0453 Mrs. Mary Janotfa THE LEADER SHOP LADIES'. GENT'S, CHILDREN'S AND BABY WEAR I39 MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY, N. J. PRescotI' 9-I 267-8-9 PASSAIC LUMBER Cr MILLWORK CO. Lumber, Masons' Materials and Millwork I58-I68 MAIN STREET LODI. N. Dlamond 2-0529 AGAR'S MARKET ALBERT AGAR 208 MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY, N. J. Dlamond 3-9626 NEW DEAL HOME LAUNDRY ZOIM, OFF--CASH AND' CARRY 42 ESSEX STREET LODI, N. Dlamond 2-4231 LITTLE FERRY DAIRY, INC. AI Vozeh Dealers in Milk and Cream 22 CHAMBERLAIN AVENUE LITTLE FERRY, N. J. JOHNNY K TEXACO SERVICE MAIN STREET Loon, N. Dlamond 2-2995 TUMA HARDWARE Sports Goods - Appliances - House Furnishing Glass - Paints - Toys 204 MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY, N. J. ALUMINUM CITY OF N. J., INC. 289 MARKET STREET SADDLE RIVER TWP., N. Dlamond 2-4579 FRANK PERINA HARDWARE, PAINTS, AND WINDOW GLASS 67 LIBERTY STREET LITTLE FERRY, N. J. TOWNSHIP FOUNTAIN 219 SADDLE RIVER ROAD SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N. J. MlcKEY's MARKET I 409 MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY, N. J. B. L. LEMKE Cr CO., INC. REHMS Manufacturing Chemists CANDY AND ICE CREAM I9O MAIN STREET LODI, N. I7I MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY, N. J ISO .f f I f'. ll 1' ', 1 iiff r .sf 4' J 1' 'J I .. . 'V if ! ' E' f f, ' fl x VD , I ' X 71' , l i f , 1 N 1 . f f I f l DQLIN STUDIO up of Magi: Our best wishes to the Graduating Class of l954. Our fervent hope is that you will meet the future amid conditions of pros- perity and happiness, in a peaceful world. PRescott 9-l96l 39 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY 131 Sunfun designs ..for ony room in your home RATTAN furniture brings enchantment to your home ITS dramatic in styling duraoiy con structed practical to care for For smart decorating effects in your home picture RATTAN S shimmer ing surface and versatile designs in living room and dining room groupings bars and accessories lamps tables figurines planters everything to dramatize your home Yes RATTAN steals the show where everlt appears Q ALUMINUM REDWOOD CHINESE PEEL let SUNFUN Personally Design Your Recreation Room Let Sunfun's decorators wave a magic wand over your recreation room. 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