Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ)
- Class of 1959
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Some day perhaps, with God Willing, after we have celebrated our own silver anniversaries, we may chance to come across this yearbook and reminisce about the four years packed with fun and learning. As We embark on our own uncertain future, may the bells ring as joyously for us as they did in the poem Bellsv by Edgar Allen Poe: Silver Bells! What a world of merriment their melody foretellslv 61,11 ji!! ii, 72. ya r 5 xx fn? We, the Class of 1959, have the honor of graduating in the 25th year of Lodi High School. As a class, we are deeply conscious of this honor. We leam in history that to understand the present we must know how past traditions came to be. Therefore, so that we may appreciate our present status, we shall relate the events of our past. In 1934, when the members of the first class of Lodi High School started their career, they were without the exceptiohal opportunities of our present freshmen. But despite the limited facilities, these freshmen were responsible for an outstanding football team, and also for the dance that was to become our annual Sophomore Hop. It was the junior class which really laid our foundation, the Student Government. The president of this organizationhad a tremendous roll to assume and succeeding presidents have had to work very diligently to follow the traditions established under his leadership. Socially, the class established itself in a regal manner by sponsoring another outstanding social event, the junior Prom, which was held in the high school gymnasium. Scholastically, they were brought to the foreground by instituting a local chapter of the National Honor Society. The seniors of '36 were conscious of the high position they had attained. They were a class of accomplishments and realized ambitions. We, the Seniors of 1959, have endeavored to follow their lead. 1 I .-Lv-Q L Hlr. Jerry Tamburello ..K' , i'1sil' l' -ll. 1-1.- 4. an f 5 r I X 1 X. H1r.Franl4SaIupp0 W , 3 1 -. Director of EXtT.l-fTllI'fiClllilI' Activitics -. Ili:-:tory :mel I'il'0llOllliL'S Instructor ' ,L snugg- nl- ? N-.A L. tHe ' Dedicale Uur Uearhnok Io Hou .. y 1 mr. f. Saluppn and l Hlr. J. lamhurelln . . . for your untiring efforts in making our four years at Lodi High School memorable ones. TO YOU, Mr. Saluppo, we give our thanks for your help in securing for us many enjoyable assemblies and extra-curricular activities. TO YOU, Mr. Tamburello, we give our sincere appreciation for the infinite hours you have spent advising us on this yearbook and helping to make its publication a reality. A--an--up ,....- 1 .. A+., .g'l'f x ,Q 'Hussa- i?' ,...---' . ez-3 fi Y- ..-,- ? - I-T... M Q61 F I-X,9fi'j--LA HDHIIHISTHHTIUH Board The members of the Board of Education are the men behind the scenes. Silently, uf but cHiciently, these nine men strive to make our education as easy, as pleasant, ' and as worthwhile as possible by obtaining E d U 0 a In I 0 n materials and providing for improvements that are needed throughout the school system. , 1 x W., X L s -n Front Row: Angelo Mncaluso, Charles Bonura, Frank Belli, Andrew Pesanti. Back Row: Ross Zangara, John Rocciola, John Paci, John Salemi, Carl Fanale. .,,Li,K,t,..w. ., 7, .- -HH mr. Joseph J. Diminnn SECRETARY The man who handles the zuhninistra, tive work for the hoard is their proiicient secretary, joseph Di Minno. XVe, the students of Lodi High School sincerely appreciate his efforts. 13 mr. Hnthonu H. UeHa Penta SUPEBINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Della Penta, our Superintendent of Schools, is 21 most capable and widely respected man. Upon his shoulders rests the task of keeping our school up-to-date not only in general appearance, but also in teaching methods. M- PrincipaI's message Ulf. Frank Gaciolano PRINCIPAL As the inerrahle ticking of the clock brings to a close your high school careers, you, the members of the Class of 1959, can look hack over the past four years with pride and deep satisfaction upon the memorable achievements of your group. At the same time you must begin to prepare yourselves to meet straightforwardly, as individuals, the challenges that await you as you carve out new careers for yourselves. The road to your new lives will be strewn with many obstacles, many apparently insurmountable. I have faith, however, that with courage and determination, you can complete your journies with distinction. M iiii. Patrick E. ie ,AMS DIRECTOR OF CURRICULUM Mr. Tcclcsco spcncls many hours cach clay planning thc courses of study for thc cntirc school. Because of his work, Locli High now has ai bcttcr and more cHicicnt plan of study. I5 Hir. Pasquale Hiaqqese VICE PRINCIPAL Ulu' licurtliclt upprcciaition gocs to you, Nlr. Pusquulc Nlaiggcsc, our Vicc Prin- cipul. You huvc workccl tirelessly to iuukc us lmcttcr stuclcnts and citizens hy showing us thc right path when wc clcviutccl from it, and your puticncc and fortituclc on our hchulf will allways be 1'CIIlCll1lJL'1'CLl with warm affection. Guidance Hli. Hnihnnu la GUIDANCE 1JllilCCI'I'Uli We are indebted to you, Mrs. Salva, for helping us plan our future and giving us assistance in attaining our goals. You have aided us not only in those matters pertaining to school, but in our social problems as well. For this, the Class of '59 expresses its sincere gratitude. 16 Iumia Your expert guidance has helped ns plan a pro- gram which will be most beneficial to us in the future. The true value of your advice will be fully appreciated as we build our futures and plan our careers. iiiis. Edith Salva Honors Uommiiioo ood Faoolio Council ,, Q 'xi' ei 3 HONORS COMMITTEE The honors committee is faced each yeau' with the task of inalcing two important and difficult decisions. First. they must l'Y1llIl1lll' students worthy of ineinhership in the National Honor Societyg and second, they inust decide those who are to receive awards for their scholastic ability. GUIDANCE COMMITTEE The seniors will never forget the valuable help the Guidance Department has given, nor the friendly manner in which it was given. They have aided greatly in charting the courses many students have taken. 17 Lanp nee Department Edward Groman, B.S. l'lvutrica- WilfCl1Cll, M.A. Ruth Hannigan, B.A. 4, Ario Nntalc, M.A. Philip Niosi, B.S. PL-ter Scandairinto, M.A. Iohn Zuccnrin. B.A tltathematies Department be r is ra: ' r - --ffgreggv-eg Anthony uape Department any ti 'sm Callco, B.A. Marie Fcoranz, B.S. Eleanor Svvc, M.A. Jack Feldman, B.A. Anne Marie Hemmn, B.A. Rosemarie- Lo Proto, B.A. Joseph Pitocco, B.A 18 -fl Clementine Del Greco, B.C.S. Faeultu You, the faculty of Lodi High School, well deserve the thanks given you by every member of the Graduating Class of 1959. You have developed our minds academically and socially, help- ing us to leave Lodi High as adults with fond memories of you as an important part of 0 high school life. Industrial Hrts it 0. 5 X Lucy Ferko, B.S. I Cemmeretat Department f . fb E x Q .fu my J U 5,.,,: - 'f I e Russo, .A. Ida Smith, B.S. 1 uliet Feravola, M.A. Ann Gallagher, B.S. Frank La Barbn, B S 55... i La, 'R 5, Xu' af f Thomas Vcrga, M.A Ji, l Frank Averso, B.S. Daniel Conte, B.S. Lillian Demarest Clifford Geyer, B.S. Evelyn Wekeman 19 'YE 'E Gladys Seyerlein, B.A. N Florence Laverty, B.A. 115' Barbara Gaines, B.A. Jeanne Purita, B.A. I Julian E. Opsahl, M.A. -7.118 W English lleparimen '-4 5 V J t: if Q Lf J' Q 5 , A Philip Gross, M.A. Lester Lascari, M.A .l wr-.49 Marie Sinatra, B.S. Paul Speziale, B.S. fine Hrts Department Z5 Jennie Alessi, M.A. Josephine Cicero, B.A. Gertrude Le Vow, M.A 20 SociaIStudies Bemnrd Focarino, B.S. Anthony Lama, B.A. August Lascari, M.A. pf' Leonard Russo, M.A Charles Serpone, M.A. Frank Saluppo, M .A. .f .. r A QQ - Ioseph Cody, M.A. Elizabeth Gifford, M.A. Casmir Satkowski, B.P.E. Agatha Scandariato, B.S. Phusicalfducatinn Ierry Tamburello, B.A. Stanley Piela, B S Q ina 0. OFFICE STAFF XVOrking cmiitnntly, typing nlvsm-iitwo listw. filing st-ln-cliilvs, giving out nvw lm-ki-r kvys for lost ons-sg nnr oillcv stnil L-rnitiinn-S to nmintqiin in L-In-vrfnl and patient attituclv. Uffice Staff Hurse's Uffice Cafeteria Q ,uywnf L1 CAFETERIA Alllwtitvs uri' llllll'lilV sailisfiml tlirnngli thx' fini- l'il'0l'lS of nur 1-nic-tvrin Staff, Who, amid Il congenial zitinoiphc-rv, prvpzm- the enticing :incl delicious food Served he-rv. I N URSE'S OFFICE For ordinary diseases and rare cases of English flu and P.A.D. fvver, ,nurse Mrs. A. Natoli aptly accommodates students with accurate dosage of psychology and medicine. 22 Htiendance Uificer and Janitors MR. LOUIS PERILLO Attendance Officer VVhn is absent and why? This is thi- question asked daily hy Mr. Pvrillo, mir aticndanco officcr, as hr- pf-rfnmis his daily chore at Lodi High School. X V. W x N. Mk S.. .V ., Wg- , 'ff fv-' 1:7 ' ' ,::ef'2b-W if -, -1 t' 'Mig .Y -if 12' , ,?-Q Y-. Q M I x x I! 5' 'il I K i - : I fl Q ' 'tt- - ' N 1 ' 131 - 7 - .21 E W ggiggik ' in T'-me ,, x X r'T'T s 1 ' li' f nal .:-- - X 5 f-if J ' - ' ,1-ik , , . 'il' ,' P- f . . . 9 ' f 'X , E' 1 L m l ' S L u A H x R I if ' LR xl ,, i Y X YI X 7 f ' ' 'A' -1,- ...Q A 1 5 .'V i - Y-- ' Mi- 1 'Q KX- -ag- SEHIURS XX? fi. QA f Ti ' - 1093, fl V' '7 F-, me f' gan 3 -. 1- , X. fri' .xdwaf 26 STANLEY PIELA Senior Class Hdvisers Our advisers have both given us their time and effort which have helped us through our senior year. They possess helpfulness, thoughtfulness, and guidance- three qualities that have paved a special road in the life of each and every senior. Many thanks to you both, Miss Svec and Mr. Piela. 20 MISS ELEANOR SVEC Senior Class Uiiicers Q57 These seniors were chosen to head our class. Their knowledge, initiative. and ag- grcssiveness lmvc inucle the fulfillment of their ofiicc n success. JOSEPH CARDEl,l,A LLOX D CAI DWI I I President Vice President la? l Q ima 'D Qtr 'S 'Qing' FRANCINE GUERRIERO lllCVlillI.Y BOCCIO Treasurer S4 'rrwlu ry I SENIOR CABINET Efficiency is the key word of our senior cabinet. They strived and planned to accomplish nnny activities dealing with our class, such as the Senior Ball, Banquet, Trip, and Assembly.. Thi finished product has always been success. OA .Q 'D K K. Q., ici ' S. CHRISTINE CIARDINA 78 we ga 2. ff L, :- ge-Reiy-were ? if. . J-- fe W A We infe? Nfl , . .pw .-W W . rl' 7' .1 'eve' E 1 Q Wwe 352 3 1 BEVERLY ORWIG . if .ifggxf K .aw 3 vt . ps Sequence Heners ,,-- 1 ffffiq ..,,,,.!e,, A A , , W V 4 fm . ,,,e.,.Jx,,mV 4 . N ,, N., We ' . . K. .wa , , V , ei .fe 'f 5 5' Aee, A.A. W f .ff ' ' ' e '-722314: 5'-V A 7 - ,- Eff' .V 'L .M A v A f . ,ef e . Fiyfiiml ' 'T-5 13. ' fx w' 7575 1 - fm . , . ,Q -A .Q 3 Q., 2 2 7 W 2 .e-. , , M . X . 1 e N - e Q SUSAN HORTON JADE PARK MARIE CANGIALOSI ' AMARTHA CALL For those students who maintain better than average grades there is a reward-the Sequence Honors. For each consecutive year of outstanding scholastic achieve- ment they are awarded a pin, bronze for one year, silver for two years, and gold for three years. Nine rnembersof the Senior Class of 1959 have received these gold pins in recognition of their outstanding achievement. 5 mf,,..f-4 Yr if ii Y 2 ' 'T r,ysrs Q 5' Q ov g b. he 0- L L1, x 2 CATHRINE SNIFFEN MARIANNE SUROWIEC Joseph Abbate Paul Adamec Anthony Adrignolo Lodi College Course Saddle Brook General Course Lodi College Course Joe . . . concentrates on chemistry in Paul . . . would like to sleep twenty- Tony . . . bowling, golf, and cars . . . spare time . . . Quiet and congenial four hours a day . . . pizza connoiseur very friendly . . .enjoys dancing . . . . . . you really should read longer . . . has dreams of making lots of pals around with Lou . . . a future books . . . plans a future in pharmacy. money as a draftsman. as an engineer would be nice. , -tl ,. ,X 4, ,f' - kg 7 1 I Fx.. - Ioseph Alia Saddle Brook College Course Joe . . . when it comes to dancing, he's tops . . . happy-go-lucky . . has a green thumb . . . bowling another of his talents. N icoletta Alonge Lodi Commercial Course Nicky . . . swimming and dancing among her favorites . . . my, but you're quiet . . . business school is her aim I . . she is so pleasant. Florence Amato Saddle Brook Commercial Course Flo . . . ice cream is the best . . . dancing is fun . . . loves to swim . . would like to be a dental assistant. 30 John Amold Lodi General Course Shanky . . . belongs to a car club . . . he has the bluest eyes . . . John hopes to continue school in the Air Force. sill, , 55 'IQ . i, f4 Camille Attianise Lodi Commercial Course Cami . . . lovely long black hair . . . would like to spend all her time with Bob . . . can't see boys in bermudas . . . a future as a secretary. Charles Arnoldi Lodi General Course Charlie . . . watches T.V. so much that he knows the programs by heart . . . makes model airplanes in his spare time . . . his aim is to be a linotypist. Josephine Asaro Lodi Commercial Course Io . . . this girl's favorite pastime is collecting records . . . silence is a virtue . . . has hopes of being a secretary. Iames Avitabile Lodi General Course Abbey . . . to coach sports is an am- bition . . . found down the library . . . What gave you the first clue? . . . pizza, mussels rate '. . . pals with Pat Mellisare . . . pet peeve is kids who correct what the football team did on Saturday. 31 Judy Bacco Lodi College Course Pepe . . . proud to be Miss Lodi High 1958 . . . clever and amicable . . . clothes, clothes, clothes . . . loves cheer- ing and hayrides . . . plans to attend college. Ralph Baillie Charlotte Baldino John Baldino Lodi College Course Lodi Commercial Course Lodi College Course Rough Ralph . . . howling and swim- Chicky . . . Alpha Omega member . . . IQIIHHY - . . a Pet peeve is girls with ming are favorites . . . very friendly as for food, lobsters really rate . . . P111 curls -- - - F0l'g0f it . . . SPCHUS . . . builds models in his free time would like to swim all year long . . . S0 much time being quiet - - - might . . . this boy plans a future as a doctor. to be a secretary is her aim. be 21 d0Ci0r someday Ioan Barthold Lodi Commercial Course JUN Joame loves a good time hte to bed l'ite to rise h'ippy go lucky enjoys long rides Italian food to be a legal secretdry Ross Barker Lodi College Course Ross . . . sports minded . . . popular with the girls . . . spends so much time on the count he can shoot with his eyes closed . . . plans to attend liberal arts college. Dolores Baldrich Lodi Commercial Course Dee . . . possessor of the most beautiful i green eyes . . . enjoys playing the piano, horseback riding, and hunting . . . has hopes of being a private secretary. +1 37 W David Belford Lodi College Course Dave . . . can be found reading history books . . . likes science fiction . . . filing newspaper articles a hobby . . . quiet but friendly . . . would like to study history at Montclair State. Michael Berezny Lodi College Course Niike a collector of newspaper articles very quiet enloys table tennis has hopes of studying chemistry at Fordham University C Barbara Belli Lodi Commercial Course Babs . . . her greatest accomplishments are skating and dancing . . . spends most of her time with the girls riding around . . . plans a future as a secretary. Carol Berchesky Lodi Nursing Course Car . . . Alpha Omega member . . . modeling and ice skating really rate . . . be good . . . she just detests boys with long hair . . . would like to be a nurse. Fred Bemet Lodi College Course The Bull can be found with either J Y roller skating he would like to be an engmeer if not a musician I feature it 33 A I 1 I - ' 4 u I o . I his accordion or his car . . . en'o s WK XS Roy Betsicover Saddle Brook Commercial Course ROY - . : enjoys stamp collecting . . , he Sure 15 Cfmgenial . . . clerical pro- cedures his favorite . . . would like to enter business school or the army. Walter Betsy Joanne Bianchi Saddle Brook General Course Lodi Comme,-cial Course Bets . . . can he found anywhere with Io . . . dancing is a favorite . . . records Doug and TONY - llkl'5 l0SHl!nH 3 - - renlly rate . . . likes to have lots and dislikes conceited girls . . . undecided lofg of fun , , , a future as 3 good about his future . . . enjoys drag racing in Long Island. secretary. Frank Blanco Lodi College Course Magna . . . powerful hut shy . . . would like to rememhcr his '51 Mercury ns his first car . . . sure can dance a jitterbug well . . . his life's work a chemist. li' Sam Blanco Lodi College Course Sammy . . . neat dresser . . . enjoys math and chemistry . . . specializes in telling jokes . . . Mirt is his favorite . . . his aim is to be an engineer. 34 fa, ,gms-v Bonnie Blackman Lodi Commercial Course Bonnie . . . enjoys horseback riding, especially in Pennsylvania . . . Ohl, that Italian food . . . plans to be a beautician in New York after graduation. T T :2w, K -.'. , A 2 L7'i im :-' 9 - :Z x1 Ienine Blundo Saddle Brook Commercial Course Ienine . . . sincerity is a virtue . . . loves food, especially roast beef and pizza . . . a good sport . . . would like to be a floral designer. Q Lois Bode Beverly Boggio Jacqueline Bordo Saddle Brook Commercial Course Lodi General Course Lodi Commercial Course Lois . . . she is honored to he President Bev . . . swimming really rates . . . Jacky . . . wishes she had more time of the Youth Church Club . . . pleasant pretty and popular . . . spends her to spend with Charlie . . . thinks and quiet . . . ice skating and swim- spare time cheering . . . can be heard dancing is fun . . . Gee whizl . . . ming interest her . . . might be a beau- all over the school . . . plans a future has hopes of being a secretary. tician. as a model. Carl Bosco Lodi College Course Carl . . . quiet and studious . . . en- joys reading . . . stamp collecting is a favorite . . . he plans to study teaching at San Diego State. Carol Bowden Saddle Brook Commercial Course Carol . . . likes to twirl . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . can always be found with Ronny . . . plans to have a future as a stenographer. 35 Arlene Branca Lodi College Course Ar . . . could do without homework . . . baton twirling is 'a favorite . . . likes going out . . . feed her arti- chokes and lobster and she is happy . . . to attend college. 5- Louis Brindisi Lodi College Course Lou . . . weight lifting fiend . . . specializes in eating chicken chow mein . . . Look at my physique . . . his aim is to study business at Seton Hall. I Diane Butler 'K' Salvatore Cagnina Saddle Brook Commercial Course L0di College COUYSL Dee . . . she's an expert when it comes to dancing . ,. . spaghetti, spaghetti, spaghetti . . . tiny but full of fire . . . to become a secretary. Sal . . . a good chess player . . . has a stamp collection . . . owner of most sought after vocabulary . . . enjoys chemistry . . . most likely to be a scientist. Daniel Cajohn Lodi General Course Danny . . . genial and ambitious, in- tends to join the Air Force . . . enjoys driving, howling, and girls . . . Quote me and I'll deny it. Lloyd Caldwell Saddle Brook College Course Luke . . . loves sports, western movies, and girls . . . once again he holds thc title of class Vice President . . . his ambition is to become a Physical Edu- cation teacher. 36 ir' -an-W Joseph Calderaro Saddle Brook College Course joe . . . plans to attend Seton Hall upon graduation . . . dislikes dumh drivers . . . loves those veal cutlets . . . can often hc heard saying, He's a bootleggerf' MaryAnn Cangelosi Marie Cangialosi Lodi Commercial Course Lodi College Course Cimlle - - - '-'RQSNY fZlffS -010011 with Vigorous Marie . . . Alpha Omega mem- UV'-'l'Y0nl' - - . I5 UUNCIPIIUUS ll SGCFC- ber . . . will major in French at Mont- clair State . . . she enjoys dancing, jelly apples, football and basketball games, and Monsieur Li Vecchi's company. tarial career . . . readily engages in food, and boys . . . detests homework. 1 joseph Cardella Lodi College Course joe . . . to he a pharmacist . . . typical American male speciman . . . enjoys food, sports, and Jeannie . . . his pop- ularity is credited to his glowing and active personality. ,fist 'lf'---if Patricia Cardinalle ff-A Lodi Commercial Course Pat . . . deeply enthusiastic about be- coming a secretary . . . quite often preoccupied with Beaver . . . detests conceited people and loves pizza. . psig, Mg. .- Phyllis Carlino Lodi College Course Phyl . . . looking forward to a teaching career . . . usually found at the li- brary doing P.A.D. units . . . loves mussels, bowling, dancing, swimming, and skating . . . detests weekend home- x x work. 37 Claude Pierre Carudel Lodi College Course Frenchie . . . enjoys French foods, girls, sports, and drawing . . . his ambition is to become an architect. Lenore Cassell Lodi Commercial Course Lenny . . . this girl hopes to become a secretary after graduation . . . her amicable personality has won her many friends. Rose Marie Castellano Lodi Commercial Course Roe . . . plans to become a secretary . . . enjoys Italian foods and dancing . . . detests french fried potatoes . . . is frequently found at Paps. Jacqueline Catanzaro Lodi Commercial Course Shotsy . . . to become a secretary . . . dancing and roller skating rate . . . often seen riding in Frank's convertible . . . Very funny. Richard Cerra Saddle Brook College Course Cerray . . . yearns to be an accountant . . . can always be found howling . . . relishes steak . . . often heard saying What's up Doc? . . . dislikes word power tests. Kathleen Chabuel Lodi Commercial Course Kathie Chabu . . . her ambition is to own her own beauty salon . . . can often he seen riding in her black Impala with Chuck, Joann, or Marge . . . relishes antipasta, steak, and pizza . . . dislikes crew cuts and long classes. 38 Annette Cherichella Lodi Commercial Course Chinch . . . hopes to become a private secretary . . . favorite pastime includes talking and dancing . . . likes collegiate boys . . . homework and oonceited people are pet peeves. I t 5 E S S S i x Gloria Chmiel Lodi College Course Glor . . . possesses a bubbling person- ality and good sense of humor . . . she can usually be found with the Alpha Omega . . . favorites include Elaine Ciliento Lodi Commercial Course Congenial and lively . . . is planning to become a secretary after graduation . . . she loves dancing and swimming. Carmella Cina Lodi Commercial Course Carm . . . hopes to become a bcautician after graduation . . . she dedicate-s most of her time to cheering and Mike D. . . . can be found listening to Iohnny Mathis records or dancing. J j ' xx I 1 1 N collegiate boys and driving. ' x J 3 Paul Cole Saddle Brook College Course Paul . . . among the many, who intend to enter the field of engineering . . . enjoys eating pizza and going bowling . . . usually quiet. james Cody Lodi General Course jim . . . quiet, hut well known . . . Ioan Cina Lodi Commercial Course Ioni . . . looking forward to a career as a secretary . . . favorites include food, especially steak . . . Oh Boy! a congenial personality . . . can usually be found with the boys . . . as yet a future is undecided. 39 aww 'Q -ga... Lucinda Contillo Anna Marie Contino john Contino Lodi Commercial Course Lodi College Course Lodi College Course Lu . . . hopes to become part of today's Ann . . . wishes to become a teacher johnny . . . defined a real swell guy secretarial world . . . likes Italian food of retarded children . . . she prefers . . . can be found driving around . . . and Bobhy . . . conceited people are collegiate styles . . . her friends find girls are 3 favorite, her pet peeve . . . can he found writ- her company very enjoyable. ing to Bobby. Pauline Costa Lodi Commercial Course Cookie . . . defined a barrel of fun . . . anticipates a secretarial career . . . she loves cheese-burgers . . . detests two-faced people . . . passes most of her time with Jules. Gale Corby - Saddle Brook College Course Energetic Gale . . . a terrific cheer- leader . . . loves eating, dancing, and Don . . . -can usually be found at Pap's and in Don's car. Roselynn Capolla Saddle Brook Commercial Course ' Hoe . . . loves the blue Air Force uniform Bill now wears . . . anticipates a career as il private secretary . . . enjoys playing the piano and roller skating . . . a memher of the Delta , Chi. ul X , ., - X ar i li X 40 'Qs Connie Costello Lodi General Course Connie . . . intends to become a secre- tary- after graduation . . . dislikes study hall . . . possesses a lot of school spirit . . . marriage in the near future. i 11' fvl 5 .W i--in-5:5 ws,-, in sis? if i xl i 1 M. Q Mary Dallio Lodi Commercial Course Mary . . . dreams of becoming a model . . . can lu- found swimming, boyvling, or driving in hor Impala . . . dislikes conrsvitcd people. 'C I5 1 ,- l x -QQ' Phyllis Daleo Jeanne D'Alessandro Lodi Commercial Course Saddle Brook College Course Phyl . . . enjoys ice skating, dancing. jean . . . anticipates a future in Business and bowling . . . her desire is to become Administration . . . a very congenial a secretary . . . usually found with personality . . . can frequently be seen her cousin Mary. with Joe. Richard Davi Saddle Brook College Course Richie will be 1 dmftsman tcrrifiL sense of humor eonceitld gn-ls dont rate with him he c1n often be found eating pina one of his fworite foods Natalie De Falco Lodi Commercial Course Nat . . . will enter the secretarial field after graduation . . . can occa- sionally he found at P'lp's . . . with her, pizza rates high. 41 ex, Kenneth De Feo Lodi College Course Kenny . . . energy, lirillianee, and friendliness are part of Ken's person- ality . . . he intends to lieeorne a scientist mad or otherwise . . . people in general rate with Ken. Salvatore DeSiervo Lodi Industrial Arts Course Sal . . . well known hy his senior friends . . . it is said heill go All out for his friends. ffm 1 1 ff 5 Q'. 'r-9' ' 'wwf Charles De Martini Saddle Brook College Course Charlie . . . will make a very good lawyer . . . he rletests women drivers and loves hamburgers . . . can often be heard saying Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Ronald De Salvo Lodi College Course Ronnie . . . hopes to enter the field of engineering . . . he loves his rnothr-r's ravioli, hut unlike other teens, he dis- likes Rock 'n' Roll. Iohn DeSimone l.odi College Course Mone . . . an arnlxitions pharmacist to- lie . . . he likes: the title of Student Council Vice President, Italian food, and Barbara . . . speeches in English class gfhlnvp are this lmoy's pet peeve. 42. Marie DeSim0ne Lodi Commercial Course Chieky . . . plans to be a secretary . . , can he seen driving all around town . . . detests homework and people who know it all. William De Young Lena Di Blasi Matthew DiChiara Saddle Brook College Course Lodi Commercial Course Lodi College Course Bill . . . hasn't decided his future yet, Lee . . . considers almost everything Matt , I , has 3 wmy pi.rs0,mlity I l I lint is considering teaching or law . . . terrific . . . plans to become a private dm-5,11 liki- Squckmp pvople . l . Mum- can eat chicken all day . . . friendly secretary . . . loves music and dancing. mni mms I . . easy to get along with lll'l'S0lHll1U'- . . . always found with Sue . . . often joseph Di Liberti Lodi Industrial Arts Course joe . . . neat dresser . . . pleasant per- sonality . . . enjoys ltalian food . . . dislikes homework, especially if it in- terferes with seeing the boys . . . pals with Sal and Ronnie. Marilyn Di Liberto Lodi Commercial Course Marilyn . . . her ambition is to become zi stenographer . . . her one pet peeve is eonceited people . . . give her lasagna and she'll he content . . . is seen fre- quently riding with Frank in his black Impala. -13 heard saying Lay down. MD i fa -, K flszan, . U x L . Mary Ann Di Maria Lodi Commercial Course DiMaria . . . to lie an l.B,Nl. operator . . . zlin't it but? . . . doi'sn't feature doininei-ring people . . . favors lolxster, a black '58 Impala, and Pete . . . niein- ber of the Zeta Phi club. Joseph Di Paolo Eileen Docherty Kathleen Docherty Lodi College Course Lodi Commercial Course Lodi Commercial Course joe . . . to have a carer-r in the armed Twin . . . bubbling personality . . . to Kathy or Twin . . . also possesses a forces . . . hates homework and con- he a hookkeeper or secretary . . . I'm hubhling personality . . . to be a see eeited people . . . pals with Mike . . . not Kathleen . . . dislikes homework n-tary . . . I'm not Eileen . . . is enjoys spaghetti . . . Don't give up and gym . . . likes ravioli and sausage likes reckless drivers . . . likes ravioli the ship. . . . The Velvc-teens. and sausage . . . pals with Maureen team f '1' qw- Dorothy Eidel Saddle Brook College Course The Velveteensf' if Sue Anne Estabrook Saddle Brook General Course Sue . . . very vivaeious . . . alxvns smiling , . . wants to he a teacher . loves pizza and Steak . . . What 'l panic . . . shudders at the sight of bleached hair. Doth sit plttlrn for religious work frltndly but quilt favors ice crm im 'md chicken forever sxying, Jncpers y Rosemarie Duca '58 ,I X on would likn to be 1 sccritxry or l rntxlll fruudly smile lovcs those hamburgers and ravioli . . . loaths concerted peopli . . . ' Such is lift loves skating, bowling, and driving . . . 1 number of the Dclti Chi L 1 X fi . . . .ir li . il -2 l . .taint ' f ' 1 . H fx an . . . . gl, ix' xafil igodi. I O ' I Cmnxnencxial'Course 4 - I ' ' 1 . k 44 13 'X' 'Nf Donna Everett Richard Fallon Patrick Farley Saiddle Brook Connnereinl Course Lodi College Course Saddle Brook Colllfge Course Donna . . . quiet and reserved . . . t0 Biehie . . . would like to teach . . . is PM - - - llll'll4'll UP U0ll1ll'S Und CTIWY heeonie ai secretary . . . dislikes boys tound with anybody . . . french fries walks . , . to go to eolli-ge . . . pills that want lust minute dates . . . steak raite . . , word power doesn't . . . You're with Vinnie . . . mussels and pizza mtl and pizza :ire tops . . . enjoys dancing ugly! . . . easy to get along with . . . . . . dislikes I-'ri-slnnain :uid undecided and skating . . , Uh, ply goodness! 4-njgys gpgrtg, tt-.ichers . . . Easy, you have ai wholr Pamela Fedorisin week to live. if 10, Lodi Commercial Course Paun . . . short girl with ii hig smile . . . -Q1 to he ai seeretiiry . . . ltnlinn food is 5 W, tops . . . dislikes word power . . . 'l'errifie . . . listens to reeords :ind goes to dnnees . . . Zeta Phi ineinher. l odi C3101 Ann Frag Ile Commereiail Course uol . . . very lnlkative hut entertaining to go to business school . . . pizza ind Bzireelomfs tutes . . . Forget it sense of humor . . . loves howling. x f Peter Frapaul Saddle Brook Industrial Ads Course l Vie-judo . . . future in electronies . . . Q, dislikes homework and likes lasagna . . stays healthy ut Vic 'l'ainny's Gym . . 6 Move or he moved. ' 45 Q1 E I i 1,1 Michael Gziciofano Martha Call Lodi Colh-gc Course Lodi College Course Gush . . . frvquonts Mr. Niiiggm-sq-'s office Mirt . . . pm-titc and sweet . . . Alpha . . . wants to bi- an stntv trooper . . . Oini-gn int-inhr-r . . . all those extra cur- favoritc saying: Gm-t lostu . . . likes riculnr uctivitivs . . . she can do without chickcn and nthla-tics . . . dislikes honic- chi-mistry . . . this young lady would work. ' likv to ho ai history teacher. Charles Gallopo Lodi College Course Chuck . . . tall, thin, friendly type . . . to bv nn accountant . . . Now, Conch! . . . President of the Boy's Club SL-rvicc Council. N .tiny fx , Judith Crmnaio Lodi Coliiliicitizil Course Judy . . . ai conu-ly hiss . . . would lik:- to bc ii lu-nutit-inn . . . likos lasagna and pina . . . urltvx lots ol lcttcrs . . . Oli, go! Wir' ' ' joseph Garaventi Lodi lndustriul Arts Course joe . . . ai pool room fan . . . he can do without homework . . . pals ziroiiiid with thc guys . . . more spa- gln-tti plc-uso. 46 lx '59 Q TH:- Carol Garrod Sziddlt- Brook Commercial Coursu Curol . . . quiz-t lass . . . pizza is ll faxvoritc dish . . . career as a receptionist . . . likus to bowl . . . What a scroungc-l Edward Gatti Andrew Gentile Saddle Brook College Course Lodi General Course Ed . . . love those big blue eyes . . . Andy . . . smiles a lot . . . goes for drives alrouud in ai red Mercury . . . steak and french fries . . . the service likes steak . . . tops with the girls. is his future . . . Mani . . . pals with Soupie. . l ag, I ,t A A l. Christine Giardina Lodi College Course Chris . . . wants to be a teacher . . . studies for chemistry tests . . . likes pizza and enjoys singing and dancing . . . always asking Why? Ladis Gola Saddle Brook College Course Ladis . . . all good things come in small packages . . . future businessman . . . wants to go to college . . . likes steak . . . homework is a pet peeve. 47 Lorraine Gentile Lodi Commercial Course Lor . . . future as a housewife . . . prefers Italian dishes . . . could do without homework and word power . . . Get lost is a popular saying with this girl. Ioseph Gomes Lodi Industrial Arts Course joe . . . great sense of humor . . . everyhody's friend . . . likes ravioli, dancing and sports . . . doc-sn't asso- ciate with coneeited people . . . usually found with the guys. ,wx ,, W-121 Rozannc Condz x joseph Grasso S xclcllx Brook Coxxxxxxuu xl C nxxxxn 5 xddln Brook College Coursf nl xxxts lu x sun xx on typical ltzxlizxn who enjoys lu sxxxlc lx Luxu 1 lxkxs pxnx sxgxxx xml pizza . . . Llreads homework xx x L x r xx 'xx xn xml P A D . . usually found mxywhurn 4 m 4,5 . ww gx-.gi x Q Eu gcnia Guerriero Coxxxxm-rcinl Course vrxxxld likv to bc ax privzxtc plcxxsixxg pvrsmuxlity mzxkvs xvvrlczxclcr and il frioxxcl to always with Vince in his likvs Italian fond. ,,., ,k--k g, ks Michael Heck Lodi Industrial Arts Course Mike . . . usually quiet . . . dislikes noisy people . . . ean get along with every- one . . . goes for hamburgers and pizza . . . pals with Mike and Ricky . . . For- get ill Ng, Barbara Herrbold Saddle Brook Commercial Course llarlx . . . to enter the business world . . . usually wearinil a jacket and clicw- ing gum??? . . . a pizza eater . . . dislikes other drivers . . . can be found at Roe I s house or the Fountain. ,am Fred Heiss Saddle Brook College Course Heissy . . . would make an excellent agricultural agent . . . dislikes women drivers , . . stuffed peppers are a favorite . . . can he found at Rockies or at D'nu-gs. Linda Hermance Saddle Brook Connnercial Course Lee . . . will be an Air Line hostess, and an attractive one too . . . usually up the Center or riding around-not with conceiled boys . . . dancing, ice skating. and pizza are among her fn- vorites. 'Q T '3- Brlan Hoch Saddle Brook College Course Brian . , . liks-s'roast lic-ef and chemistry . . . coin collecting rates . . . to be a chemist . . . dislikes writing English themes . . . can be found in the Food Fair working. Richard Hoff Saddle Brook College Course Richie . , . to he a hypnotist . . . howling and pizza rate . . . can hc found at the A ik P with Artie . . . a member of the De-Molay Club. Lois Hoffman Barbara Hojnacki Saddle Brook Commercial Course Saddle Brook College Course Lois . . . likes icc skating and tennis Bohhie . . . to he a teacher . . . likes . . . in futuro sr-cr:-tnry . . . dislikes pizza, french fries, and chickcn . . . ice homework . . . pizza and turkey rate skating rates high . . . always smiling . . . can he seen at thu tennis courts or nt home. Frank Holzl Sfnddle Brook College Course Fmnkie hunting fishing and archery rate clrwftsnmn P1771 rwtcs very high What me xx orrx'-' cm be found at Orchfard Hills Country Club or hunting Susan Horto ' Snddle Brook Co ge urse Sue . . . to he a nch che . . will attend Univ- ty o jcln v, 1Aus- tralia . r If ,X ,'Good ow- I eh wha If f M s i f r my K 1 f I , ' 1 mfr r A 1, , ' 'f r , f 1 ., 1 ' . A v r ' I 1 or TWENTY Fufru A '52 A' I ll-Yll lllllill-'-'int 5i uni! George Hyde Lodi Geneml Course Doc . . . playing drums and Marines rate . . dislikes P.A.D .,.. likes ste-nk CHD. 1 an he found driving his fathers Lucille Imparato Lodi College Course u . . . ice cream and Iohnny Mathis I bbw I IU If l, I f L U 50 rate . . . can he found with Fran . . . You kill me . . . dislikes getting up for school. Louis Ingemto Lodi Industrril Art: Course V1 uri girls 1nd pl lW mg pool rm. wry high ll 1 Lllpin llhllkti tx 1Ll1i rs who m1ki noise 111 stun 1 l1 ill Nlary jane Ingemto Charles Interdonato Iodl COl'l'll'lllI'C1 1l Course Lodi Gcncral Course nu t ht 1 stun 1 drslikti Chuck . . . dm-sires to he an 1-loctrical umuitul pmnpli Lh1Lku1 'ind ravroli technician upon graduation . . . a vm-ry r1tc Hou smppy clmcinj., friendly personality . . . Italian food md skitmg 1rL hir fnoritis with him ratvs high . . . can hc soon most likely anyplace . . . a friend to 1'Vt'l yOllK'. ANNuvERsARY 1- :- L' lull' ...--' iii' Patricia Johnson Saddle Brook Commercial Course Pat . . . to ln- a secretary . . . likvs h2lYYll7llI'I.Zl'l'S and pickles . . . Fori:vt it . . . nicv girl to know . . . a vc-ry pretty inajorettc . . . Delta Chi mcmhor. Maureen jackson Lodi Coinmzruxl Course Xluirun to ht comm 111 offiu 11 orkcr dmsiru surctlx to he 1 Slllllll' lilus ghocol 1tt milttds 1nd turku SIIILS ulth tht Y Llutuns Patricia jesuele Lodi Commercr 11 Couric hkts to Lollrd records 1 future Sccxetxrx 1 tmrrrfic txplst wry frnndly md 1111 'ns laughing, 51 1l...'a., '.',z aj' 1' I1 '... o -A '- 'tar,'... ', ...tol'a 'a tz-r..-. - - . A.,l ,il. 4 . A.':-it ix., 1 . M -Q is ' A- :iv --U- ll If -79 l 1 S Pat... ' Q- V . gf jff'S5Q.?'f?tifFQ 2 , ,.,. . 'Q' Edward Kaiser Saddle Brook Industrial Arts Course Ed . . . to he his own hoss is his ain- hitiun . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . pizza and acquiring girl's telephone numhers rate . . . Is that right? . . . can he found driving his blue Ford eonvertihle. 'Ci- Catherine Kasetta Vincent Kliesch Saddle Brook Commercial Course Saddle Brook General Courst Kay . . . to he a dress designer . . . Vinnie . . . a future merchant marins dislikes work . . . likes food, iee skating. . . . steak, pizza, and girls rate on his and clothes . . . can he found with the list . . . can he found with Mikc . . Sinawannas. likes all sports. Matthew Koc Saddle Brook College Course Matt . . . a future chemist . . . likes hunting and steak . . . can he found with his cousin NValt . . . dislikes cars without radios. Robert Kosak Lodi College Course Bob . . . to he an engineer . . . dislikes crowded lunch rocuns . . . likes pizza . . . often heard saying Crazy manl 9,6 iran AYQQ Russell Kraus Lodi Russ . . . to hi-come College Course a teacher . . . can he seen with Mike, joe, and Fred or in the hook room . . . Yea Dad. with Mr. Tam l Lf 52 Michael Larko Lodi College Course Mike . . . a future Math teacher . . . girls, pizza, and howling rate . . . nice personality. Ioanne Larosa Lodi Commercial Course Io , . . to hecomc a fashion designer . . . dislikes boys with white bucks . . . chicken rates . . . Forget it . . . can he found at Humpty Dnmpty's or Barcy's . . . dancing, bowling. Anita Lascari Lodi Commercial Course Chicky . . . a future secretary . . . can he found ai Ban-elona's or Pizza Town U.S.A .... dislikes boys wiih Bcrmnda shorts . . . long, hlack hair . . . Chi Omega. Frances Lascari Lodi College Course Fran , . . to heeome a teacher . . . hamlmruers and french fries ratc . friendly personality. X, Phyllis Lflttanzio Lodi College Course 1 futurc psychologist . . . likes ilnin Xlllllll in orehestrw -f C Pl1il....: 'rylgjg' .-. . howling . . . friendly personality. ' x H' , . I 3 h Q3 Marjorie Lawton Saddle Brook Commercial Course Midge . . . to he happy and to own zi eonvertible . . . likes swimming and horse hack riding. Martha Lentz Saddle Brook Commercial Course Marty . . . a future secretary . . . dislikes hoys with white lmueks and ber- muda shorts . . . pizza rates . . . You pain . . . can be found with a certain Air Force sergeant. Linda Lucca Saddle Brook Nursing Course Lin . . . a future nurse . . . swimming, dancing . . . likes french fries and malts . . . dislikes conceited people. Claire Leporati Lodi College Course A future teacher . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . pizza, maltecls, and steak rates . . . can be found at the Passaic Armory. Robert Machetto Lodi College Course Bob . . . a future aircraft designer . . . veal parmagiana rates . . . can be found driving a '52 Ford . . . swimming and skating. 54 joseph Li Vecchi Lodi Industrial Arts Course Joe . . . electronics rates . . . to become a member of thc U. S. Army . . . likes sports and attending school games . . . dislikes unloyal high school students . . . can be found at Marie's house or with Joe C. or Ross B. 1. .., N Mary Ann Magarro Lodi Commercial Course Mair . . . to enter fashion world . . . You witch . . . veal pamiagiana rates . . . can be found with Buggy . . . loves Frank Sinatra and Johnny Mathis albums . . . cute cheerleader. Eugene Maglionico Samuel Maida Mary Malenda Lodi College Course Lodi College COUYSC Lodi College Course S0UPiC - - , diSlik0S being interrupted Sam . . . a future chemical engineer . . . Susan . . . dislikes being called Mary when spvnkmll - - - DU H004 W0Tk. dislikes too much homework . . . Sue . . . can be found eating ice Art . . . egg plant parmagiana rates southern fried chicken rates . . . can cream . . . VVhat a panic! . . . ' - - Um be found Wlfh Andy, Skins, be found at Lodi library . . . German nice person. and Malson. Club. 'Q' 'in-av' is +k wk Marguerite Manetakis Saddle Brook Nursing Course Marge . . . Raviolis rate . . . can bc found with Kevin . . . pct peevc - Span- ish . . . a future nurse . . . Scroungclf' . . . Majorette. Louis March Lodi Colle ge Course Lou . . . to be zu future architect . . . dislikes concvitod girls . . . likcs Italian foods espn-cially manicotta . . . can be found at Sam's house . . . dislikes work. 55 Richard Marchese Lodi Gum-ral Course Richie . . . ambition is to graduate . . . likes cars, girls. and pizza . . . dislikes slow cars . . . sci-n with Road Lords . . . Play it Cool! 'tml joseph Marzacco jack Masklee Lodi General Course Saddle Brook College Course Ioe . . . may go to Mechanical Drafting To further his education . . . likes work- School . . . loves steak, chicken, and ing on cars and making money . . . turkey . . . pals with Bob Roskowski always heard saying, OK, OK! . . . can be found at thc library or home . . . Enjoy yourself it's later than you think . . . pet pecvcs are study halls and gym. we 'Q Marilyn May Saddle Brook College Course Her ambition is to be a fashion buyer . . . likes crazy clothes, and roast duck . . . dislikes conccited boys . . . al- ways seen with the girls . . . Nasty Break. Carolyn Matera Lodi Commercial Course Babe . . . enjoys dancing . . . could do without school . . . What are you stu- pid or something? . . . wants to work in a bank after graduation. .jg ,ww Louis Mastriani Saddle Brook College Course Lou . . . hopes to go to college . . . That,s a fine piece of material . enjoys cars . . . pals with Vinnie. Anne Louise McIntyre Saddle Brook General Course Peanut . . . much opposed to getting up in the morning . . . skating and bowling are favorites . . . quiet manners with a friendly personality . . . loves ham- burgers. ' 5 .9 I I i' .gf ..-Q X, .51 '4 JP' Q Patrick Melissare Vincent Mellusi Michael Melucci Lodi Colli-gc Course Saddle Brook Industrial Arts Course Lodi College Course llabbi . . . Physical Education Tc-richer Vin . . . flllllft' in thi- Armed Forces Mic-kt-y Moo . . . to bccmne a commcr . , . likes winning: money . . . dislikvs . . , enjoys woodworking . . . YVhat, cial artist . . . likvs fried chicken . . rlriigstorv cowboys . . . sci-n with Kcii no in0m'y? disllkcs shy girls . . . his pal is-lfraiilc Vi-rtiu-vi and Candy . . Beats Mc. Blanco . . . I givi- np, what is it? YN 15 ,qv if '- Qi N we an 2' i K at W K Joyce Menicola Lodi Commercial Course Pvdo X . . . liousvwifc is ber ambition dislikes flirts and brown eye-s . . . A HI' 'll Wm M. likvs ,lov and pink Mc-rcs . . . Barbara Mihalik Lodi Commercial Course Blondie- . . . to lwcoinc a private sccrv- tary . . . likvs red Chvvy convcrtibli-s, - and crew cuts . . . dislikes show-offs . . si-cn with the gang. ,gg june Millard Lodi College Course Shi- has an undecided future . . . likes : Miki- and the Dm-Ita Chi . . . dislikes calories and coin-L-itccl people . . . always saying Cn-cp. .-Xin't it tlioiiglif' ' . ' L 57 1 I ' . if Nancy Miller Beverly Mora Frank Moran Lodi College Course Lodi Commercial Course Lodi College Course Nan . . . hopes to become a teacher Bevy . . . spends her time with Bev Mick . . . basketball and turkey make . . . Oh, brother! . . . enjoys danc- Orwig . . . pizza and spaghetti . . . a hit . . . can be found with Carol or ing and playing piano . . . usually seen radiant smile . , . enjoys bowling and ruining his transmission . . . nice per- with Bill. Chevys . . . basketball . . . dislikes sonality . . . against women drivers stuck-up people . . . VVhat a riot. . . . Take it slow. ,av T.':'.lv WP' Robert Morey Saddle llrook General Course YN Hob . . . Polka contestant in the llar- Q vest Moon Ball . . . likes classical rec- ords, ant, and hockey . . . quiet maimered . . . shrimp . . . doesn't like sophisticated people . . . enjoys the llelmont llallroom. Frank Mortillo Lodi College Course Daddy-o . . . enjoys basketball, baseball, and dancing . . . easy going . . . Go ahead, be an animal . . . pizza and hot dogs . . . dislikes conceitcd girls . . . found at Chicks. . Annette Motta Lodi Commercial Course Q, 6 Toni , . . to become an executive sec- 'Il ' r-tary . . . white Ford convertibles , . . , M '50h, sure! . . . dislikes homework ' M ' I I . . . enjoys dancing, driving, and swim- aa ming , . . friendly disposition . . . ,N 's , moonlight nights in Florida . pizza X4 4. Q 89 . . . Rock 'n' Roll records arc a favorite. 58 Lucinda Mourao Diane Mueller Mae Mulle Lodi Commercial Course Saddle Brook Commercial Course Saddle Brook Commercial Course Lu . . . That's the way the cookie Di . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . Mill'-M00 - - - to ,lN'C0m0 21 Sl'Cl'l'li1l'Y crumbh-sl . . . lasagna is a favorite . . . enjoys pizza at Sam's or Barca-lona's . . . . . . Really nowll' . . . Italian food swimming and driving . . . to be found Calm down! . . . dancing . . . makes a hit . . . likes dancing and ice riding in Belli's Pontiac . . . big brown ean't stand moody people . . . likcs Skilifllil - - - Off'-'Tl flllllltl urouml home eyes . . . against coneeited boys. watching football. SUWHILZ 01' C00kll1ll - - - il faithful friend . . . good babysitter. 'wx :A 1 ! ' W r. f I fx an ,-. 18 -mm - N :fy- Maureen Murphy John Mmcko Garfield College Course Motts . . . enjoys study halls . . . Motherless! . . . cars and girls really rate . . . loves pirogi . . . friendly manner . . . dislikes stuekup girls . . . always wearing a smilc. Lodi College Coursc Moe . . . small, blonde, pretty . . dislikes moody people . . . butter pecan ice cream makes a hit . . . enjoys play ing piano . . . basketball and football are favorites . . . one of her best friends is the telephone. Carolyn Murcko K. Saddle Brook College Course , Caric . . . enjoys elassical music, but 9 3' also eolleets rock 'ii' roll records . . . to become a teacher . . . spaghetti makes 'l hit iee skating quiet 'md 1 f I 59 l 'ai'-' NZ.. ' x ol I f f since.-rel... l. likes dobs . H. ':Oh, yeah! nu, Roland Murray Michael Nardino Patricia Novak Lodi Industrial Arts Course Lodi College Course Saddle Brook College Course Work, and make money . . . Take it 'I'-Bone . . . football player . . . What Pat . . . enjoys pizza at Barcelona s easy!A . . . enyoys baseball and wood- could I say?', . . . usually at Turtlr-'s , . . swimming . . . can't stand smart working. house . . . dislikes conceited people . . . juniors . . . lively personality . . it I PM I TW steak makes a hit . . . wrestling . . . casual manner. Tough . . . often found at the Greeks . . . loves to drive. Anastasia Nowasielecki Lodi Commercial Course Stasia . . . future as a secretary . . . 1-an usually he found with Marge . . dislikes coneeited boys. lie Andrew Oddo Lodi College Course Oddo . . . immediate future in Army . . . dislikes coneeited girls . . . found with Johnny Baldino. 60 George Oetken Lodi College Course Plans future in a business . . . fond of sports, cars, and Italian food . . . plati- num hlond hair . . . can be found with Joe Ahbate. sz: sz 45235 ll , Arlene Oettel Beverly Orwig Lodi College Course Saddle Brook College Course Arl . . . career as a secretary . . . can Bev . . . will enjoy a future in religious always he found with the Alpha's . . . dancing and driving rate high. work . . . fond of bowling and cooking. T' Alan Ostendorp Saddle Brook General Course Al . . . plans future as a draftsman . . . likes going out for traek. Robert Padmos Saddle Brook General Course llob , . . aviation mechanic . . . cars are his hobby. Frank Pagano Saddle Brook General Course Frank . . . future as a state trooper V . . . can be seen driving his black in Impala with Marilyn. 38 .bl 5' gn' if lies Li xij 61 Roseann Paglino Saddle Brook Commercial Course Roe . . . loves rock 'n' roll and to cha-cha . . . dislikes homework. Marie Elaine Parnofiello Jade Parr Arthur Parsells Lodi Commercial Course Saddle Brook College Course Saddle Brook College Course Parno . . . intends on being a secretary Iewcl . . . ambition to be a private Artie . . . can be found in Paps or . . . likes ravioli and lasagne . . . secretary . . . to go to Katherine Gibbs with the guys . . . great in bowling . . . pet peeve is homework and conceited . . . active student . . . quiet. ice skating and baseball also rate. people . . . belongs to the Zeta Phi. Pauline Passantino Lodi Commercial Course A sweet girl with a friendly touch makes us like her oh so much . Wh adores clothes, Bobby, and food . . to become a typist. Kenneth Pattin Lodi College Prep Course Kenny . . . friend to all . . . active on traek team . . . known for his 80 yard l run . . . to be a chemical engineer. Ioan Pawelko ? I dst Saddle Brook Commercial Course l X Q Ioanie quiet but friendly J, ' ice skating, dancing, and boys rate . . . f S Q -4 dislikes crew cuts . . . has hopes of N Q ' 9, becoming a good typist. X . 6:2 William Pecoraro Lodi General Course Billy . . . ai quiet, friendly lad . . . ax credit to our stage crew and truck teaun . . . known for his one mile run. Ioseph Pellegrino Saddle Brook College Course joe . . . athletic, good-looking, tall . . . au-tive in all sports . . . looking forward to eollege. A john Pellitteri Lodi Commercial Course Iohn . . . shy . . . one of the twins . . . enjoys fishing, hunting, and wood carving . . . dislikes some of the new L-urs . . . looking forward to ax carer-r as an office worker. Yam- joseph Pellitteri Lodi Commercial Course Joe . . . the other twin . . . also shy . enjoys fishing and playing chess Doris Perillo Lodi Nursing Course Then-'s never a dull moment when Doris . . . to become n policeman. I 63 it 'E' Janice Pilger Lodi Commercial Course Inn . . . always happy . . . tailvnted piano player . . . to bccomc il pcdiutric nurse . . . oftvn seen with Put. is near . . . President of the Future Nurses Club . . . enjoys collecting coins I . . . loves to eat . . . ambition: to bc- j Cillnl' il l'llll'Sl'. I ,, ,iff 1 l .V F f H 5 1 -- l if lv ,rv Emanuel Pizzani Robert Pless Rachelle Policastro Lodi Imlusmul Arts Course Lodi Industrial Arts Course Lodi Commercial Course I1,ih,f,L: slny with olfallll-li'T2 -h- -A Ilffilf Bob . . . not fond of talking. kind of Rae . . . shy, kind, sweet . . . member W' mfuf ' ' ' lmm 'U 0 t L' J'lgu'lr5 shyg but once you know him he's a real of the Delta Chi . . . enjoys writing . . . enjoys working on ears. ' A swell guy . . . likes playing the trumpet letters to Bob . . . I'm embarrassed . . . unsure of the future. Grace Quartuccl Lodi College Course Grxcie enjoys dinung 'md writing to 1 certun somtone mn bc found with Bxrb xrl S No kidding, to beeome 1 good nursi Larry Qualiano Saddle Brook College Course Larry . . . lots of fun . . . main interests are sports in general . . . hopes to enter the field of chemical research. Patricia Puzio Lodi College Course E 1 Pat . . , pretty, lots of fun, and known by everyone . . . Color Guard and mem- ber of the Alpha Omega . . . enjoys ice if Z skating and dancing . . . found with Carol . . . future in nursing. .V ,JLW-wVs.w-1-k or-A ut WI 1 64 'Ulf Diana Ragland Andrew Ragusa jack Baia Lodi Commercial Course Lodi Industrial Arts Course Lodi College Course Die . . . wonderful girl known for her Andy . . . loads of fun when he gets Jay . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . enjoys vivaeious personality . . . a member of started . . . a future in the Army . . . hunting and study halls . . . to heeomc the Alpha Omega . . . found with Arlene likes cars and girls. n florist. and Elena . . . enjoys food . . . dislikes homework . . . to become a buyer. my 15 new Ioseph Raimondo Saddle Brook General Course joe . . . a friendly and swell guy . . . sueeess in the future is ahead . . . found at the Saddle Brook Fountain . . . enjoys sports and good food. ii 40 N Xt N 32:2 rg AX ff 4 Arminda Ramos Commereial Course . always busy . . . T.V. and . . . likes traveling and . dislikes lazy people . . . a secretary. -f ' 2 X i Go john Beamer Lodi General Course Johnnie . . . friendly . . . often seen in his Ford . . . water skiing rates the highest . . . can bc found with john. BeVe1'1Y Ribill'l'0 Camillo Riili Iuanita Roberts Saddle Brook Commercial Course Lodi Collegc Prep Coursr Bov . . . an attractive girl with many Chuck . . . found with Carl B friends . . . can bc found with Carol, Practice makes perfect . . . enjoys Ruth, and Gloria . . . give hcr pizza lasagna . . . T.V. commercials a pct . . . Yeah! to bccoinc a bookkceper. pc-eve . . . futurc shows a promising 56 K' XL. Q? a li 1 jeffrey Ross Srlcltllc Brook General Coursc Jeff . . . good-looking and friendly . . . likes art, girls, and moncy . . . seen with the guys. tt-aching career. Lodi Collcgt Prt p Course Iuanitl Looking dinung singing spa iking found with Bonnie Blink man to bc 1 Homc ILKOIIUIIIILS tvlchtr ictiw. incmhcr of tht Biblc Club X. 3 Carole Russo Lodi Commercial Course Carcy . . . memlmvr of the Chi Omega . . . found with Joyce M .... enjoys steak, dancing, skating, and bowling . . to bccomc an interior decorator. GG Patricia Sabadash Lodi Commercial Course Pat . . . bubbling convcrsationzxlist . . . found dragging an Belair Chevy . . . likcs roast chicken and swimming . . . Bless It . . . to become a bcautician. C5 Kathryn Salerno Michael Santimauro Samuel Saulino Lodi Commrruxl Coursr Lodi College Course Lodi Industrial Arts Course Kmthy nny 'md Luti found Mike plc IS int but shy . . . fishing Sammy . . . enn be seen riding nronnd with Mindy nr Anng ng C luvqg is his sport pl ms to study business in his ear . . . finds pleasure in hunting spnghgttg d ning find glmgmg an in U1 lquncnt . . . Ambition: to work in the Dairy her frvonte pwstimes to become Industry- ax Dl'lVlfl surctiry Donald Scali Lodi General Course Don . . . great in hnskethnll . . . ae- tive member of most sehool sports . . . seen with Gnle . . . at fututre ns nn engineer. Helene Schnakenberg Saddle Brook Commcrei-11 Course Sehnnek . . . likes Earth Angel and the N'1vy . . . dislikes homework and eoneeited people . . . 'llwllys seen with Betty. 67 Bernard Schoonhcn Lodi College Course Bernie . . . quiet and very eilieient . . . his future holds snr-cess and joy . . congenial personality. S it 4:- Betty Schubert Mary Ann Sciarra Cecelia Scibetta Saddle Brook Commercial Course Lodi Commercial Course Lodi College Course Betty . . . known for her smile . . . Mare . . . sweet smile . . . enjoys Ceil . . . a fine lass . . . enjoys roast likes eating Italian foods . . . Pet peeves: swimming, dancing . . . lasagna really beef and dancing . . . math and getting work, liars . . . found with Helene . . . rates . . . favors piano players . . . up early are pet peeves . . . found with to become u secretary. dislikes conceited people. Arlene B. and Phyllis L .... What can I tell you . . . future in the busi ness world. Frances Sclafani Lodi Commercial Course Fran . . . going out into the business world . . . congenial personality . . . dislikes broken promises . . . pals with Lucille . . . Ohl that soldier boy . . . lasagna rates. Joann Scrozzo Lodi Commercial Course Io . . . to bc a hcautician . . . a mem- bcr of the Zeta Phi . . . could do with- out exams . . . IFS a panic! . . . loves going out with Kenny. 68 Elena Scuderi Lodi Commercial Course. Elena . . . hopes to be a secretary . . . a member of the Alpha Omega . . . pals with Arlene and Diane . . . dislikes conceited people . . . cute dimples . . . loves Italian food. 1:- Emma Sebok Norman Seeger Lodi Commercial Course Saddle Brook Industrial Arts Coursc M . . . to enter the world of retail Norm . . . usually found at home . . . inereliandisiug . . , eraves humzarian mania for ravioli . . . easy going. foods and pilza pie . . . ambitious . . . enjoys driving her Pontiac . . . pleasant. .QR hx Q- Betty Serek Saddle Brook Coinmcreial Course Bet . . . a member of the Delta Chi . . . dislikes uushaved boys . . . is usually seen with Balms and Ro . . . loves ehoeolate malts. it Barbara Siering Lodi Commercial Course Balls . . . congenial . . . found with jack or at Ros-'S house . . . color guard , . . Hey, Honey! . . . adverse to eoneeited people and short boys . . . Delta Chi. 69 KD like 15:39 Barbara Sentipal Lodi College Course Harlmie . , . friendly smile . . . howling, skating, and dancing are favorites with her . . . dislikes unfriendly people . . . sincere personality . . . quiet manners . . . lirown hair and blue eyes. james Sikora Saddle Brook Industrial Arts Course jim . . . future as a forest ranger . . . favors steak, ellieken and ham . . hunting, fishing, and trapping. I 6 H' :WP WXXWWWWWQW Q-0.6 ci? Andre Sinou Lodi Industrial Arts Course Andre . . . loves lasagna . . . could do without people that ride you all the time . . . Rough . . . enjoys lifting weights and working on his car . . . handsome boy! MHFIO Slnatra Loch Gmnrral Course To he a millionaire . . . can he found with Joe . . . enjoys iec skating and roller skating. Ronald Silvcstri Lodi General Coursr ltonnie . . . pals with jeff Ross . . . eau usually he found with his girl Carol . . . lJon't sweat it! . . . turkey. Ehzabeth Spellman Lodi Commercial Course lls tty . . . nmatly dn ssl d . . . Oh, my gosh! . . . likes tennis and dancing . . . partial to hamburgers . . . a future secretary. Catherine Sniffen Lodi College Course Thgrega Steward Cathy . . . looks forward to teaching ,A w I l I. ' ' Iwvvus Umuhigml ulmyf I . U usually Saddle llrook C-encral Course found' at the Oritam' lheater . . . Terry . . . could do without homework ravioli tanatic . . . enjoys sports . . . --um' H' Lv' ' ' , . . . 1 's le, . . . pizza conscious swell personality. ' ' l.U,,5id4.mu.- Martha Springer Saddle Brook General Course Martha . . . against sophisticated boys . . . relishes steak with french fried potatoes . . . oh, my gosh! . . . relaxes talking on the telephone. Marianne Surowiec I odi Collt gt Course Marr . . . .plain of tht Lliurltaurs . . . dislikes very forward girls . . . Guess what? . . . ean lw found with Ni' y a l enjoys eating mussels, iain- lxurgers, and freneh ries. Dennis Swetz Lodi College Course Dvnny . . . his aim is sueeess . . . great ss-use of humor . . . Don't get me nervous . . . partial to pizza . . . found doing homework, hut not volun- tarily . . . hearty laugh. 'V . of H I Wffffffwfwfwwwf wuz:-e at 1-was J V Q9 iv af' joseph Sutera Lodi College Course Turtle . . . could do without hook re- ports . . . Are you serious? . . . can he found anyplaee hut home . . . loves llitllllllll'j.ft'I'S. james Sweeney Lodi General Course Sweeney . . . to he a millionaire . . . eau usually he found anywlu-re hut homi- . . . pals with Nlilu- and l l'anli . . . How about it? . . . loves halnliurgers . . pet peeve is questioning females. Judy Taggart Saddle Brook Commercial Course Tai: . . . wants to be a housewife . . . Oh, birds . . . dislikes people who are late . . . ran he found with Kenny . . . chow mein and eggplants rate high. Mary Lou Testa lvaync Teague Lodi Colle fe Course Lodi Colninereial Course L A NYayne . . . steak and potato man . . . To lu-eoine a lu-autieian , . . can usually ,,ml,.gi,a1jy im-1i,,,.4l I . , full . . I will lie ton-nd wln-rev:-r a redhead is .- . . Nm., mv husim.,S world ' , . usually pals with everyone . . . mussels, pizza, g4,,,,,41 L.,-,-rywht-H-I all Italian food rates . . . A'Silenee is Golden . . . t-an't stand when boyfriend is late. f, l 'iipz 1 Ziff Mane Trocola Lodi Commvrcial Course Maru- . . . pursuing a cart-or as a soc- rvtary . . . Oh, boy!', . . . fond of pizza . . . pceves people who have lots of monuy. Carol Timek Saddli' Brook Commercial Course Tim . . . to hc a privatv score-tary . . . roast hoof rates . . . Oh, lay down! . . . can hi' found with Bev, Gloria, and Ruthann . . . real cute. Richard Uram Saddle Brook Industrial Arts Course To lu- a millionaire . . . pizza ratvs . . . Spin thvm tircSl . . . found with the hoys in Garfield . . . pct pei-vo is work. Kenneth Vertucci Saddle Brook College Course Carmella Vassallo Lodi Commcrcial Course Camilla' . . . dancing, swimming, and rollvr skating are tops . . . usually found at Frvddii-'s Ice Cream Parlor . . . crazy about pizza. Joanne Valentino Rosemary Villano All ' C ' K , S uldli Brook Dlllllltfllll Coursf, Lodi College Course ,lo . . . to become a ss-cn-tary . . . , . l fun to hi- with . . . dislikvs how and E109 ' ' ' 'I YW Hlclfty galil, wit? arrows . . . can bv found with a cvr- .ur . .N .A won ruin to dnl a iacusr tain Gorman namvd Cimthvr . . . often ' ' ' Lnloyb ld ml' Wllbblqs nm Q hoard mying HHPHU Babyw company of Russ . . . dislikes homework. K1-n . . . to he a Physical Education ti-achcr . . . VVhat're you crazy? . . . dislikvs Stuck-up girls . . . can usually he found with Judy . . . chow mein and eggplant rate on his list of foods. Frank Volpe Lodi College Course Frank . . . yearns to be a math teacher . . . favors Italian foods . . . enjoys howling . . . Boy's State Delegate . . . school spirit . . . talent for making things. swiss X X Shag . B Carole Walton Saddle Brook College Course Carole . . . a member of the Delta Chi . . . Hi-'s a real peach . . . a sparkling personality . . . enioys bowl- ing, skating, dancing and eating mussels . . . niajorette. LS Carole Walker Saddle Brook Commercial Course Carole . . . to do a little hit of every- thing in her life . . . can usually be found with Bonnie Blackman . . . Howdy! . . . a very ambitious, in- telligent girl. Douglas Walker Saddle Brook General Course Doug . . . pals with Walt, Betsy . . . roast beef and ice cream rate high . . . pet peeve is school. Audrey Wood Saddle Brook Commercial Course And . . . pals with Carolyn Murcko . . . loves steak and french fries . . . to be a secretary . . . Oh, boy. Ginger Yarosz Mary Zilvoda Saddle Brook College Course . .' Ginger . . . to be a teacher . . . How Saddle Brook Comme!-ual Course about that . . . loves all kinds of foods To be a secretary . . . favorite food is . . . Ili-Fives fan . . . captain of the pizza . . . a very quiet girl. color guards. 73 Senior an to the tune of '4VVith A Song In My Heart Farewell Lodi High Close your door as we pass on our way. Many joys you have brought WVill live on through the rest of our days. And as years go by VVe'll remember you still, Even though we have gone our way But . . . Pleasant memories hehind Of our social anal our Senior hall, Of the fun we have shared Through the years Weill remember it all. Now it's time to leave, And our time has eoine, So farewell l,ocli lligh - good-hy! by Francine Gucrriero Our four years at Lodi High School have drawn to a close, but the memories we share will remain with' us forever. Can we ever forget our fears when, as little freshmen, we invaded the halls of Lodi High School for the first time? Or the confusion as we asked, How do you find the swimming pool? and Can you direct me to the elevator? For the first time we were forced to rise at the unearthly hour of 6:30 or 7:00 to arrive at school at 8:10, and for a while we slept through our first period classes. Much to our dismay we found that, although we were the smallest in the school, we didnit get front row assembly seats, but were forced to sit way up there in the balcony. Although we couldnit see very well, the freshman Class of 1955 made sure everyone knew they were there. Our first high school dance, the Freshman Social, was capably organized by our newly elected class officers - Marianne' Surowiec, Carmela Cina, Maryann Magarro, and Beverly Boggio. It was a great financial and social success, giving all the freshmen a chance to meet one another. Many of Qur lasting. friendships originated at this dance. We also became acquainted with new subjects such as algebra and assorted languages, which left usf completely confused, but we were helped by our freshmen guidance advisers, Mrs. L. Scandariato and Mr. P. Scandariato, who counseled us in both our social and scholastic problems. That June, many of us experienced exams for the first time, and resolved to do better next year, so we would not have to suffer through them again. We learned what it meant to cram for exams. Our sophomore year brought signs of maturity, yet we still showed we were youngsters as we teased the incoming freshmen who were definitely smaller than we had ever been, and tried to figure out ways of not doing homework. A We learned in Latin the derivation of the word sophomore: sophos meaning wise, and moros, foolish. The teachers said moros was dominant. Finally we got the seats' downstairs, but they weren't much of an improvement, since we were seated behind those much taller juniors and seniors, way in the last rows. It was during the 1956 were introduced to Hamus was to become the and Julius Caesar, who as e piled us with boxes and boxes of Christmas cards. Im after Christmas vacation we un- happily Lucy Scandariato, our Senior college taken a leave of absence, to be replaced Florance Laverty. We also we must begin work on which we put w To-morrow, and , and to-morro papers in both and chemistry also experiments in the that took o think we there such our of Girls Edith Salva, Mr. Anthony aided us careers and colleges year drew close. pictures had to be we were to leam we as well as stars. Then, among the good-by Tue: happy, but Now, came the possibly Where was define the were tossed at us reviewing and Finally came the that we had passed? be all over. The four years quickly. It seemed only yesterday for our freshman over these scholastic shaped our Alma , 40 . O BARBARA SOKOLOXVSKI President Junior Blass Looking hack now with combined hopcs und fears. thc juniors realize that their lust stop is about to be taken. They are anxious to gain the title of Seniors, ll goal for which they haw struggled earnestly to reach. They pause and remember with joy thcir junior Prom and recall with pridc the Q THERESA DELLA MAST Secretary 78 Class of 1960 crowning of their King and Queen. The Class of 1960 will look back with 8 certain sadness at the glory of their years gone by, but they also look to their Senior year with the anticipation of gaining the happiness and knowiedge fhdt they have been seeking. A ' JOSEPH PERCONTE Vice President I Rd! NANCY SCRAFANI Treasurer 79 9 -i--N-wwmw. , ,,,,.,,q.-us IOXIICROONI ll-l Bliss Scnmlariuto Ifrunl llznr: IC. lim-nv, I.. Atkins, M. Bull:-r. Bnnknwski. I. Boll, li. Hzxrcizi, Svronrl Row: Miss A. Sczxnmlnrintn, ll. Black. ll. Arvrn, C. B4-nncr D. linrilli. Nl, ll. Huron, S. ll.icc'n, P. lluchnnnn. li, Bn-snilinn, D, Bnnin, 'l'l1inI Rout: l'. Bvrmni, A. Ilnllc-s, ll. llrivr, R. llranu-r, II. llnlvvic, C links-r, 1. .Mlnlm-i'l3'. J. llrivlikm-r, ll, B:n'cl.iy, J. Align, Bark Ilolr: S. Alia, NI. Anzulnni-, A, Bislww, J. Almrlnl, A. Bum-kim-l. ,Q A1155 KrilllllK5J,lli'l' 2 K Y' K K' - K A , ,. . - , Q i l is ' E is.: -,-.K-3. - -....,,...a... 1, , Front Rmr: j. Dr- Russo. T. Dx-lla Mast. B. Cnnninghznn, T. Dv Santo. A, Dv Angc-lis, J, Cnntulo, B. D4-l Greco, Miss Cnllaylvr. S1'c0nr1'Row: C. fllll'ZZllL'1l, A. Cnrlucci, J. Connolly, F. Buck. D. Cnlnnil-ri, C. Canvzzuro, C. Castro, H. Cohn, D. D1-lvqunnti. Back Row: P. Cnr0n,.F, Dv Suntn, F. Culvnclrilln, A. Chill, Il. Coll:-ns, j. Davis, D. DcFranciscn, I. Cnrlino. l HOMEROOINI 11-7 Mrs. Purital Front Rmf: Mrs. Purim, C. Palonvssn. K. Pvkamr. D. Hviuhurdt, 13. Palanisk. P. Pnhuvr, 13. l'4'n'umrn. S1'r'umI Ilmv: I. Pizluru, J. Rzxrnm, R. Nutur. P, Pvpc, 11. Pzlssanh-, C. Pvcurnrzx, M. Pvminu. j. Putrunu, C. Rosa, Thirrl Rmu: S. Pm-mino, E. lin-4-sv, A. Pamliln, P. Patti, Cf. Nucifum. li. Purnell, E. Prchvrk, B. Hmldnzzn, J. Pmun. Buck How: S. Pvrnino, j. Pcrcoutv, T. Plvscin, R. Pulimi, J. Iiuhinsrm, 'l'. Rvhisz, M. Pnlaumgv. HONIEROONI 11-9 Mr. Lama Frmlt Row: U. Tuffum, P. Tucci, M XVujick, D, 'I'uum'ux, l. Yikowsky, A. Yitsnksy, C. Turrvs. Srrmul Row: M Tuscamu, 1. Yitnlv. il. Villimns, P, Trix-r, D. xvillil. A, '111l11ll1.lll, M. Sutoru, B. VVhitmun, li. NVm-rtnlick. Mr. Lama. Third Roux' S. YVhitc. V. Sturm, M 'I'ripox'ich, P. 'l'ruckvn1uroth, j. Zingonv, P. Tamcnrrzl. I. Maxllm-mln. Bark Run:- F. Triolrx. C, Sutvru, li. Tomplin, R. Tcnllovv, 1. NVnsdykn-, R. Vvroln, R. Vands-r Valk, D. Vnrgu, VV. Zincovugc. HOMEROOM 11-8 Mr. Spf-zizllc Frou! Huw: C, Howl, D. S1ll:llm1m', R. Surlhxllgvlo, N, Sclzllnui, B. Sokuluwski F. Surhvlln. Srmuzrl Row: il. Strunrk Pr. Shnlmtrl, 1. Salluppfl, M. Smillt, S Schlnn1zr'i1-di, li. Sviral, H. Svhaullich, 'I' Hyun. Hr. Spvzinlv. 'I'I1inl lhnr: R Sc'ppvl1ii1m, 11. Smith. Slwltis, 11, Hysz li. R.1sl0L'ky', 13. S.u'm-rl. .1. Sc:-ruviv, P Svmnmlvr. P. Srllauvis-l'. Burk Huw: J Iiowlamzl, A. Sprulongu, li. Iinstkuwski L. Russo, XV. Sul:-k, R, Srhlf-gc-I, W Schzwlmlu-r11m'r. 1m.v-if 7 LUCILLE IMPEITATO President -i 84 Suphnmores Armed with the knowledge gained during their year as Frosh,,' the sophomores were zlhle to progress more rapidly during their second year of exploration. They built strong vessels und forti- fied them with knowledge and friend- ships. These students look with great hope towards the attainment of their X K as flu MARY HICKEY Secretary Class of 1961 goal. but tha-y will nvvci' forgvt tlic joy thi-y Cxpwiviicvcl at tlicir Sopliomorc llop. Taking with tlivm countless mom- orivs of tlicir soc-mul your of liigli school life, tlivy stzmcl ut tliv tlircsliolcl of fortuiic and wait for il liuppicr tOIll01'1'0XV as 11ppci'cluss1m'1i. ,fx 8'3- T? ISABELLA GORDON Treasurer -.iiiif IN Q 3 MARIE PALADINO Vice l'rz'.s'idcnt Q5 IIONIEROONI 10-2 Miss Sinatra Front Row: M. Duva, 0. Flam, I. Ds-l'rv. I. Daraka, C. D0 Simone, R. Falasco. ll. Fraualv. M, Dr-l Collv. SUITUYIII Ilnw: II. Fusco. L. D1-ll, D. F4-rraro, M. Di Pvri, E. Failla, G. Fusani, P. liflwarcls, ll. Dansvn, C. Cutrona, P. D'amico. Tlrirrl Row: S. Dalit-ck, C. Dv Nolxilv, R. Ducoai, V. Di Micc-li, M. Dv Minno, A. Ds- Simonv, C. Dziolurowski, ll. Dvl Pazzo, F. Fochi, R. Farinclla. Fark Row: R. Discorfano, W. Florcs, C. Davv, li. Dc Falco, F. Frcvman. HOMICROOM 10-1 Miss Fvoranz Front Ilow: J. Camanini, F. Alia, L. Chmivl, S. llorloz, I. Basilv, D. Cahill, R. Casvsa, I. Andre-ano. C. Conti-, G. Barliato, M. Cannilzo. Svcorxcl Row: ll. Catz-na, M. Calvacca, R. Caniano, ll. Busa. C. Carlino, I. Chris, I. Cln'rich0lla. P. Brimlisi, C. Constantinc, M. Collins. li. Cvnlka. Third Row: F, Cook, P. Buglino, I. Capalmianca. P. Carbon- Otti, I.. Barxmggnonc. R. Barkrr, P. Busarclo, M. Burrock, F. Costa, F. Bonomo, J. Bianchi, M. Cravolia. Back Row: I. Barbaccia, I. Circllo, R. Bcrczney. 1' ,A ,-16 if ffidfil 4 A L Lf r CJ qu-1, fd L. r A. if HOMEROOM 10-3 Mr. Cody Front Row: K. Kosak. R, Giuliano C. Cannaio, P. Ing:-nito, M. Hickey C. Sinatra. Svconfl Row: M. Heck I. Ianosky, C. Ivczalik, C. Crillo I. Kilpatric, C. Codlm-sky, N. Cray R. Crm-cnlvaf, D. Krankowski, R Crasso. Third Raw: D. Komar, E Clodv, C. Cilmcy, l. Cordon, I. Imporato, H. Hopczinski. Fnurlh R010 hir. Cody, I. Cassvlhuti, I. Klinv, Ciarritfa, L. C4-nc-ro, C. Cvswalmlo hi. Hvinv, Ti. Corlwr, FI. C1lYl!l7Yil1'l, Cvraci. Iirlck How: I. Camhino, I. Grinch. I. Ingrassia, E. Kantorski, I. Inpzcnito, R. Kalvmlm, P. Kling. B. Kosak. 86 , , IIONIITHOONI 10-4 Nlr. Pitucuo Fran! Roux' Klr. Pitnrn-n, G. X1-ya-l's, AI. l.mliL'.l. Il. xIiI'.lIld.?. Xl. Nlaulrvllu, NI. Kl1u'la1llzlr.l. Xl. Xilllvr. NI. I.ulm. Srrorlzl Iluui' li. NILll'AlkllVif9, I.. ?Ni1'l..lllilhhl1. V. Nhlwllvy. l.. N1n!4'v'u. K. I.c-mw. T. XI.nmvl.1, C. Xlmliux. P. Nlmmlv. U. Xl.u'.1lnw, P. l.mnlmr4li. 'I'llinl limr: D. l.un-.u, Y. l.uscan'i. I.. Maurtinivu, 1. l.1mz-, H, 1,41 I ll X1 Ban'lwriu. l.. X14 mngu. , , urn. 1. Xizxkmxski. Y. Nl.u'tm'.num, -I, Mniglgy, Ifflvk Rmr: S. l..mic.n'i. Cf. I.y'm'h, l.. Nfnllo, lf. Xlmkl, D. Kuhlus, H. Maxllulm-y, H. Nliuln-luill, H. l.u Russo. -V.: IIOHICHOOXI I0-fi Xliw I.1lY1'l'ff' Fnmf Iluux' Miss I..lYi'l'lj'. IC. Rauism-11, li. 'l'mh-svn, Nl. Scinmlm, Il. Svlnfnmi, J. Porn, l.. Yaxrncy. SVFHYIII Row: I. 'l'imlm'r. -I. XVumh'ufl', NI. Nn'nl1u'x', P, Hunmn. P. Simimldi, S. S1lllf1llU14'l0, Thirrl Hurt: N. Spim-lla, R. Vuruln, ll. Sn-lumnlvn. A. Snvzxstmm, C. Zvmla. C. Hain. l'. Trippmli, W. S.1vndash, H. Sittim-ri. I. I'zm-rm-, H. Rnhiui. I rmr'1l1 limr: KI. Yam Dmlgvn, A. fanlwllo. R. Schlvlk, S. Sm-fwuwkl. -I. Sn-w.nl. C. Sclzlluni. Smulmmtu, D. Riccnrdi, V. Vvrclic- chin, I. Skvnuinu. Burk Row: W. NVQ-rnur, j. Yh-ihvtnnl, R. YVOndrn, C, Sclun-lfolg C. XV.wim-lvwski, I.. S1-bak. - 87 IIUNIICROUM I0-5 Xlr. Nltkuwski Ifrunf Ihluh' A, I'ir.xilm, N. Palwwzlrl- ' 1 nvnh-, M. lnlmnlm, I.. NvL'4lNiLl, 1 Palxulinu, I.. Ull.m4!11. If, Pvl-c.mr Srvmlrl HMV: lf. Nu-usl.l. tl. Nm'ih'lli C. l'1-vpiglxmvuw, Nl. l'ul.ulinu, -I 1,I'l'Llill0, P. l'.lws.mlilm, I.. Pialkwl' U, l'1'r1llu. I. Nllzlnla. Hulk Hull' P. Umm-r. 1. Nix-ustru, 1, Malin-km' B. I'i1'l.l. M. l'1-lmwxl-av, A. l'1-rnmn I. I'l1'sc'i.1, Pff-iffwr. BARBARA NlAll'l'lNE LLl PI't'.S'lCI1C7lf W ROSALIE CANCZIALOSI Secretary Freshmen Like the smallest pebbles in a pond, the Freshmen entered Lodi High. Scurrying through thc hallways and learning the tricks of study halls, they soon hecamc il part of us. And like thc Hrst students 25 years ago, they have contrihuted to the wcll he-ing of the school, and have received the privileges due them. just us Lodi High wusn't Class of 1962 built in a day, so it took some time for them to become a well co-ordinated class. The officers and cabinet worked well together and successfully sponsored the Freshmen Social, which helped con- nect class ties. NVith this experience behind them, the freshmen are ready to accept those things which lay ahead in their remaining three years. V 2?XY'1 l'f'W 1'7 f 'M i ,. 'A my Ki ff-35g,LesiL'a1,', I STEVEN SEN'l'l PAL Vice President FRANCINE Di DINNO Treasurer IIONIICROONI 9-2 Mr. Zalccnrial Fftlllf IIUIL1' II. Cn'luws's4', C, D0 I 4'Iic1', I . I74- Dino, NI. Cmltinu, M. CnsnIIn-rti, II. Cozin:-, I , Fc-licv, I. IM I l'1nxc4-sun, I. Zuvcnria. Su'c'uml Rrrux- S. I7m'utn, C. Iickvr, A, Ili' Iflmlcu. I. Cmlviscvllu, I' Curlvy, ICI.nn. Uv.-Xl1g4'IIS. Iirdnf. I. I3u1ca. I. ICMA, Tflirrlr I'. Iw-lux, Ii. Izsuk, II. fvI'IlIDI1l, P. Cristm-Ili, 'I'. Um' I'vnIn. IC. I7riIwr, I. Iispnwitu. CI. Caja-uski, I. Costa, Ii. C1-mlusu. Burk Huw: A. Cust:-llo, A. Discnrfqnm, G. Gilvs, II. Curnfulo, D. Dvlhu IN-ntn, J. Ifnrrigu, I . DL Summa. I IONIIZ ROOM 9-l Frmll Iiuug I511L'I11L': I, Cosmillo, lx Cmlllialm, P., IIurs.l. II. Ilruwn, Cz'rIm, C. Cmnliulmi, lfrlrk limi: . -I. Culvm-L'.l, II. Ii.nI.xttu. II. Iimlll .-X. Iil1x'1.'I11u Ilvruttl. NI. IIl'IIu, f Mr. Callco 'I' Mkins. I.. lim II. Bun. XI. .IIN '. Collins, I , Iiux nm II. Iizlrcrv, XIV. S1-ffomllimr. S. IIaxIcIis:nm, K.. Kmmll ' II. .-Xlftvri. I.. II.nlcIls1 r I IIlmcn I II. IIuz'm'4, .1 . Iimmuru. M. Cum Ilu C I C, Cin- , Y BIlL'.ll'U, C. iI1lmu . II. Bmwn, I'. II:-lucll II X C nrllnu II .-Kunz-Ilu, '. I. fnpilni. IIONIICROOM SI-I3 Mr. Vcrgn Fran! Iloux' C.Klot1, I. C4-rn II Iolmsmm, C, ilolis. I'. Cre- Cucciqmln. IC. I.a I'nrtn, I. IIor 1 I.. Cilllnm. Swr'm1rl linux' S. Ixuw xc I. Kiliun, I. IIz'ncIu-llski, V. in vvld, I.. Kil'xcI1I1:nlln. I.. IIrIu I.uuh-nIwrgm-r. S. Cn-ru. Burk nu I. Hudzik, NY. Kuhis, G. II4-mlm :sm I.. IIm'v4-y. II. Lu Mark, I . Ixrwpcs 1 B I1 Pidus R Klvm II Coylu, A. Giordano. 90 K IIUNIICIIOOKI 9-4 Mr. S1-rponc lfrzmf lhur: II, Luna, II. Murisami If. Nfurplly. G. I.ical!.l. I . Mic:-Ii. 'I' lmngo, YI. Nlzm-m, I.. I.usci.llpu S1'z'mul Rmr: I.. XIQIQINIM, II NI.ll'lim'. .-X. XIcCI.u1gI1in. KI. Olivvri II. Nlnlimlwxki. :L NI:lSvIIzl. NI NIm'xIu'nsvr, I'. lmwis. E. -I. Hvrlinu Third Rmb: -I. Nimtn-4, E. Nurlmm' S. Niculmi, II. Shnan. .-X. Nfmmn C. NIQNAIIV, II. Iuucinlpo. C. N14-rlo IC. A, Niwlilm. Hrlrk Rmb: I7 Murmv Q NI'l4mwI4 F Ni 'av- .. ..t1 '. .. .Ink vivh, II. xILllIL1t'l', P, M1111-ital, II Mvlchoir, C. I.s-nm-, B. Milano, I' Malzlaxlnni, I.. Nvgro, A. Luna, J Lipnri. IIONIICIIOOXI 9-6 Xlr. I'IUL'.lI'IlI0 Ifrunf lInu': C, Summvr. XI. XViaxno, lf. XViIxon, S. XVI-isslmul. I.. Swim-llax, j. Turn-, II. Yitif-ilu. Svgmul Row: S. Ss-km-pm, I.. Stnrrk. Ix. Sikal. A Tufnrn, 'l'. Tmlnl, IC. S4-Imk, M XVuy.u-nti, I'. Znrriclln, I. Tallmnn, I'. Zzxjuc. Iirlrk II0l1': R. NVZITII, K YViIIk0wski, I . fzlllkzl. Y. Sorlwlln, Y, 'I'x'yulmwski, NI, NYulIn'r. C. Vhlci, S. Scnrnppu, C. IYUKNIS. II. SIl'lIlll'k A. SIulm'r.l. I.. Sn-mlillu, A, Sproviwul A. 'I'.mL!nrr.l, S, Svlltipnl. I7. Yznulvr Vlcut, II. Torres. ll. y.lIlLIl'l'IILlYt'. III 1 IIOXIICIIOONI U-5 Nlr. S. Iiusw Front Roux' A. I'.1ss.mtilm, l'. l'ip.nrv B. SQIN-1111or'h, C. Scurlm-th-Ili, M OIIOr, P, Pinvvn. VI. Sr-mutt, II. Russo Svrnml Rmb: II. I'.u'isi. K. Iiusw. S Rossini. C. I'm-umm, I . Hngnn, -I Ilunylvr. I7. 1.11-nIn'Ili. I. SLIIVQNIU, Il Plunkvtt, M. Snulinrv. 'Hnirri II0112 I. I'ucm'n, C. II:mcI.lixi, N. Urwini I7. I'1'Hi, 'I'. SCIIIIILIVI, S. I'f1'iUks7l' Fmlrfh lIm1'.- Svilu-ll.l. I. Sulnlm-l'w I.. 09irQwski, A. I'i11i, I.. II:u.5lu:l. I. Pvrzmm, A. Iiuxw. S. lhulllsu Fifllu Ruut' II. IIIIIM-rf, I.. I'1'Ilc'n1rinu1 I' YQI I' ' '. . '10l'l!lLZ. I. Imk. I.. IIXNQJIIIII' 7 F. liz-im-r. 1. sf-nu. nm-k lm..-f sf . Pizzuro, NI. Inlgmm-, ...- Sis XX LVD' Q1 NC7 1 X X X S - Q I 2' S fi .3 X l x I X X ii' i 'KLM ill f'-Ll 3 URGHHIZHTIUHS 49'-5 ,mn , , w- ' A -Q., Am,. JOHN De SIMONE Vice President LOUIS MARCH President Student Thc Studcut Council oiiiccrs, clcctcri cinch Aluiic in ll school- Wicic clcction, arc cnlrustccl with thc govcruing of thc stuclcnt body. On thcir shouhicrs rc-sts il hczlvy rcspoiisihility-thc rc- sponsihility of convcying thc thoughts of thc sfucicnt hociy to thc l1dli1iiliStI'ilfi0I1. At Stucicnt Council mcctiiigs thcsi- ofi-iccrs discuss thc stucicni hoclfs proh- lcms with tcuchcrs :mal nch'isci's in orclcr to comc up with ii solution or compromisc satisfac- tory to hoth. go 5 00000 ' 00001: STUDENT SERVICE Mild chaos would fill thc corridors of Lodi High if it were not for our efficient Student Service. This your the honor of maintaining orilvr und keeping the corridors frcc from becoming congvsted was given to thc Junior Class. Council v-3 f-Q. ff BARBARA PICK'O1lARO ' I .f . . 95' , . 3 l fL'f1Sllfl'f 3' Kill. FRANK SAI .UPPO Arloisvr FRANCES LASCARI Svcrvtrlry 'i 5 5 -. :Q sg, .. 9995 ' sw , V ax li gi -N55 ' - f -v 1 A ' 'A 1:21 fro 4, V A ' 'v --1 - A v. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the maker of laws in the school. It govt-rus the stud:-nt body and the activities of thi- organizations under thc principles of democracy. Through our homeroom and club representatives, we have a voicr- in our studs-nt government. The Council also directs several social affairs throughout thc year, and has obtained many of our special privileges for us. BUSINESS STAFF . Q5 K it will ever fjnislngd? If Uearhonk Staff After many wccks of spirited discussion, tlic 25th Anniversary of Lodi High Scliool finally emerged as the tlicmc of tlic 1959 cdition of Magic Cascmcnts. Immediately, work was begun nndcr thc dircc- tion of Mr. Tamlmurcllo, and althongli tllcrc wcrc thc usual discussions and friendly disputes Cover almost every page-D, it progressed rapidly, if at first somewhat chaotically. Meetings were Ilcld at somconc's liousc practi- cally cvcry night, whcrc wc Iillcd pagcs with copy and ourselves with Coke and potato chips. Mr. Tamis Ilomc was also invaded. a few time-s at ninc on Saturday mornings, by a Iwattcry of confuscd editors and artists. Soon. Iiowcycr, fragmcntary ont Row I N llcnlino, M. Gall, G. Clnnic-I, C. Cina, C. EDITOIIIAL SIAIQP COIXHWITVI HEAIDS or my Lcoml How: M. Mali-nda, C. Scilu-Ita, E. Scudcri, Front Row: I . Gui-rricro, M. Cangialosi, C. Sciln-Ita, P. Ilgirro :ml Hour: j. D'AlIass.nnIro, I . Sclnfani, C. Johnson, A. Branca. Back liow: S. Blanco, L. March, C. rchtskl I Ilnpu Ito. Bark Row: F. Volpe-, N. May. Fragalc, C. WVaIkcr. lf l ww? '-- -1.-. fig up--.ta V 1-1 ARI-,ENE OETTEL CAHULE XVALKER Arg Editor Assistzmt Art Iirlitor copy anal rough Skt-tt-In-s grvw into finishvcl pugcs :incl tlu- Yvurhook l'lHCl'QCll rozuly for the pwssvs. Although wc' coinpluinvcl llllil alt timcs haul to hc' 'N ruslivcl il little- for those lust minute' clouclliiws. wc' vnjoyvcl the work. for this is oin' contribution to thc ycau' wc' consitlvi' thv In-st ill thv twvnty-fix'v your history of our school. It Contains all tht- wonclcrfnl nioincnts-the Cnchuntmcnt of forinnls. thc- cnjoymcnt of plays. und the school-spirit instillcd hy our sports 1-vents. WVhcn Cokvs and potato chips arc no longer an essential part of onr cluily clit-I, and our own children are looking forwaircl to tht-ir first formals. W0 will lw alhlc to opvn this, onr own hook, anal l'CC2lPlllI'C thc inzlgic of l-Olll' yours alt Locli High. CECELIA SCI15ET'1'A C 0-Editor 41 97 MARIANNE SUROXVIEC NIARIIC VANCLIALOSI Bu.s'inz'ss ,lfllllllgljf Cn-Editor 'Q Business Sfaff ef fhe Jefferson ffeius The Busincss Staff of thc jefferson News is the organization in cliarge of securing the funds with which to pulmlish our school puhlication. Under the direction of Mr. Niosi. the staff re- ceives ads from local merchants, and home- room reprcsentatives re- ceive 95.10 each copy from every student. 98 K r S QC Jefferson News Ediferial Sfaff The Iefferson News editorial staff is always alert for news. In class they are taught the fundamentals of news coverage and writing, so that they might apply them in thcir school publication. The aim of the jeffer- son News is to reflect tho life, interests, and activities of Lodi High School students. Hrt Club Through the efforts of the Art Club, the stage for our special assemlulies have lmeen beautifully cleeoratecl. These ohliging mem- bers never refuse to contrihute their share toward making any affair a success. Projectinnists It is the projectionists who, hy running the projectors when edu- cational films are show in various classes. help to make our learning more enjoyable. 99 Stage Brew NVithout these hoys. our assembly programs coulcl not he half as enjoyable as they are. They are always reacly to pull a curtain, turn on a spotlight. earry furniture, and so many other oclcl jobs. U -D HaH0naI Honor Sucieiu The greatest houon that any student can re- ceive is to he accepted as a memher of thc National Ilonor Society The members are select- ed on the basis oi character, scholarship leadership, and servicd With the help of the advisers. Mrs. Hannigar and Mrs. Seyerlein, the society offers a one' lumdred dollar scholark ship and sponsors tha Miss Lodi lligh Danca in conjunction with tha Jefferson News. .If Membership in this cluh is open to junior and senior girls who are active meinliers of their class. The purpose of this club is to present at teas, representatives of different occupational fields, therehy giving the girls an enlightenment into the various fields they might enter. To procure money for a scholarship, the cluh sells hook covers, Christmas eorsages, and holds an annual dance. 100 Bids' V0caHun Club F-VCYYOHC 0Hi0YS U10 dfmvini-L Congratulations from the old queen to the new. Hliss Lodi High Dance With April in Paris as a theme, the National Honor Society sponsored their annual dance and crowning of the new Miss Lodi High School. Last year's queen, Judy Bacco, placed the crown upon the head of her successor, Marianne Surowiec, as the second, third,. and fourth place contestants, Marie Can- W' gialosi, Iade Parrg and Francine Cuerriero, attendecl her as Ladies in Waiting. Coronation of the Quccn. -lv- . L The new qiwvn and lwr Laxtlit-s in Yvniting. Presentation of the trophy. Hi-U Foremost in thc Hi-Y obligations is tho promotion of scholarship amd clean sportsmanship. This na- tional orgalnization is ll fellowship of hoys, which aims to promote friendli- ness ancl general welfare throughout the school and community. va X JA 3 .4 2:9 HI- ig i . 9 as '25 U Q e Hi-U Initiation iii-Hi-U Isl-Ui F91 The Girls Athletic Club under the direction of Mrs. Gifford, strives for physical fitness which lt believes is as important as mental llffico of Tomorrow Americzfs futurv secretaries and office Workers, umlvr thc clircotion of Miss Fcrvolu, :orc llltl'0tlllQCCl to the lmsincss world tlirougli ficlcl trips to important illClllStI'll'S, llllll by cliscussions llclcl :lt regular incctings. 0 ki as ' - an -- 0 S 6-G I - 6 X' , W 6 .. ' ' 5 lc 51 fA l Qt 1- V N , f'4 wx Junior Chow The Vocal Department. under the capable supervi- sion of Mrs. Cicero, has added enjoyment to assem- bly programs throughout the school year. At many of the important ceremo- nies, such as the National Honor Society and Tri-Hi- Y and Hi-Y inductions, thc choir has contributed to the solemnity and beauty of the occasion with its vocal renditions. Blee Club l 104 1 Concert Chow s y ,J -Q. Band Thc Locli lligh School llancl is il vital inflncncc in thc promotion of school spirit ut ganncs and ut pcp rullys. Unclcr thc clircction of Nlr, Opsnlil, thc lmncl has incrcaisccl trcnicnclonsly and is still growing. Our school orchcstra has hccn functioning inorc than cvcr hcforc in aclcling that final touch of cnjoynicnt to thc ontstuncling social progranns of thc yczir. Urchestra Cu' 'U 'vw-vw.. 1-rind? 1 1 1 french Club Not only obtaining a knowl- vclgv of l'vl'i'IlL'll grznninar lint also acquiring a lmowlvclgc of Fra-ni-li spvaltinig 'incl cul- ture' has lwc-oinv tlw aim ol' vvvry Frvm-li stnclvnt. xxvitll informal svssions and fivlcl trips tlw clulm lias trivcl to clalmoratc- on tlwsc cnclc'ax'ors. Spanish Club The purpose ol' tlic Spanish Club is to SUCIITC for its incinlwrs a lwttvl' lIllClf'I'St11llKllllQ,' of tliv Spanisli langnagv and Clllflll'l'. 1 Ill H l llahan Club By attvncling Italian sliows and rvstanrants tllis clnlm lias pcrccivccl a clcfinitc knowlcclgc' of Italian cnltnrv. 106 Forum Group The VVorld Forum presents a panel discussion pertaining to world affairs at assembly pro- grams, as well as at their regular meetings. Berman Club The German Club is among the active clubs in the high school. At meetings they discuss the history and culture of the German people, helping to form a better understanding between the peoples of the world. Bibb Club The Bible Club is a fairly new and highly successful club at Lodi. By being part of this club, the members fulfill their desire to learn and understand more ubout the Bible. HTHLETICS Q25 Q4 ll, lb. ia: s Q THERESA DELLA NIAST Ilecul Muioretie 111 wg f W 1 v marching IHa1nre1te XVe l1ave. tl1is year, heen awecl and Color Guards Our precision color guard has given our hancl the clignity ueecletl for a 11nit. The five girls operate as one-constantly stepping anal moving in unison. astounclecl luv the interesting feats of Olll' lnajorettes ancl twirlers. Not only have their intricate lialf-time routines fascinated us, hut also their 'I'ea-for-Twon chorus girl routines at our asselnhlies. The fifteen girls have given our hand the encouragement neeclecl to he top-rate at such occasions as Band Festival at Clifton Stadium. and the Teaneck Armory. ln acldition to giving tl1e always look as though they themselves are Vw U-9 fl' ,V Y , 7:41 X if the North jersey Iligh School High School liaucl Pageant at spectators enjoyment, our girls enjoying their task. fx 9 IIM SWEENEY l WN' Hx 5 FRANK BLANCO N Q ,. C IOE ALIA F 0 0 t h a I I 2 JIMMY AVITABILE xv' WAYNE TEAGUE Under the direction of Coach Cody, our I Fighting Elevenv went out to do the best they 4 Y could in bringing the honors home to Lodi High School. Though they were not as successful as 'ii i they would have liked to he, this team is i greatly honored by the student body for its h 1g f S , is qualities of exhuherant school spirit and sense Of fail' Play- er zri 1 ' JOSEPH com 112 DON SCALI Coach 's g 2 R lcf IA R ROSS BARKER D FALLON 555 fi X JOE CAIFA JOE PEI,I,IClilN0 The fans anxiously await thc outcomi' of thi' gamv. KEN VERTUCCI RL'f0T0l',S dL'CiSi0l1. Action. f . ' ,Q l' ., 4 1 1 L1 I , I , ,' : I 1-.vAx. 0 'r q OUR TEAM Co-Captains Ross Barker and Donald Scali, Coach Stan Piela. Basketball Under the expert coaching of Mr. Stan Piela, Lodi Highis Basketball Squad has compiled a record which is a clear pic- ture of how our team fared during the 1958-1959 basketball season. These boys are honored by their Coach and School for their work and spirit of good sportsmanship. ll4 .L IO WVill he make- that lmskcf? LUVS G0 Lodi! '- -..-. .3 ff. f vi' fi 4.-vm X s ' '7 I A 5 , Q0 ' Q lf' ,g::tL:a':awn! fi 4 4. .'fi,?r,,.-q, NX QA JIM Av1TA1s1L15 I N.,,.-Ng DON scA1.1 3 1 F! Q nmnunt WAYNE 'rmcus f A. , :.,,, ROSS BARKER JIM SNVEENEY I Lodi High School Baseball Squad and Coach Piela. Sidtlmr. st: All gy Baseball For many years Lodi High School has maintained a good record in this All- American sport, and again this year the boys did not disappoint us. After stren- uous spring training. our teamis efforts Caused ns to he proud of them and the game they stand for. i 431-,,rMsl'l Hit that ball! Trying for a home run. JOE I.I VECCHI CHUCK CALLOP0 x, . k N x Nw, LUKE CAI.lWVEI.L JOE ALIA KEN vxzuruccl gl ' ' Vs j i ROSS BARKER BLANCO JIM KVITAHILE RICHIE CERRA Often seen Ol1tS1dC the hlgh school performing aV1d hmbermg up CXCFCISCS, these boys do their best to brmg honors to then school and classmates by competmg m meets w1th other area schools. JIM BRICKNER t Q si?- at t li Bowling The 1958-59 season has seen an upsurge in the interest of bowling at Lodi High School, with our teamls record and enthu- sizlsm hard to heat. MIKE SANTIMAURO ,H YR K6 MN T1 Qg,3 13 . U. '11, -Q' . . 1 t A s ' 41' l A v 1 . EA . t A J H 'YEQ X X ii .x Q x ., ,. . NSS! -'rf L l 4 s J - M. I ' Y I 'U si H W WA 1- ...,..n.4f',f- v N M45 H f I 5, 4 C., il. 1 t W L- Q1Ni2 ' W 31,914-ww , .g,,..,, ,, CAN YOU EVER FORGET- Senior worries and anticipation of the future? The week we had an unexpected vacation while the boiler was being fixed? The times we spent in Mr. Maggese's office? The arrival of rock and roll? I The Ivy League craze? Mr. Groman's frogs and spiders? When we went up the down stairways? Thursday assembly days? Test tubes we broke in chemistry? Football pep assemblies and rallies? The Stroll? Mr. Gross's word power? Drag races through the streets of Lodi? - When Mr. Tam threw the keys at us? Sal Cagnina's terrific vocabulary? H When everyone loved Elvis? Lodi High School's red tape? Mr. Maggese's speeches at assemblies? Discussions of world affairs in P.A.D.? Cramming for chemistry tests? Mrs. Salva's crowded office? The excitement of Student Council Elections? When Leotogs became the thing to wear ? I , ht We x F, Va 3-few: 4222 AB ANA oxen 1 lllemeriui moments FW .gg fum 'iv-. Aki? Ie Remember Si'lliUI'S 111:11 11111111 1111111-1'c-l11w1111'11? Tho 1lNDiI'il19 from Urs. N11toli's 1111-iw? l'1'1-p111'z1li1111s for ilu' Illllilll' l'ro111? TI111 slug lim- all 11111 Fl'1'SI1I1l1ll1 S01-1111? 'l'l111 iuy ofl111x'i11Q11 wi1111i1111 lmz1sk1-llmzlll lveun? XYa1iii11g in U10 llll1L'1l liuv? XVI11-11 thx' iuniors took mx-1' St111l1'11l Svrvicv? Tlw SL'ii'IltiSi'S 1l11111m1st1'11tiu11 of liquid air? 'Flu' Im-kvrs that 1'111pli1'1l wl11-111-vcr you upcm-cl tlnvnm? l11d11c'li1m11s of H11' Na1li1m1111l Hcmor Sm-ic-ty? Huw wr' l1'11rm'cl to l11'1'11ll11' ill Hrs. N'Y111'1'l1ol's sp1'm'l1 1-lass? Hr. Fc'Ic1111:111,s iokc-Q? Crowding into Xlin-lwy X11-l1111c'i,s ,AH Ply111o11t11? TI11- Alfrccl IC. NC'XX'l111l!1 fad? Nlr. S1lfk0XN'5ki.S 11111113' cxliftj? HOW lll1Yi0ll9 Un- g1ir1s W1-rv lo lx- zmkvd in H111 Stxllilll' bull? Our quiui study hulls? '1'l11-ale-cplcsw nights nf'11111'NY11sl1i11g11m Trip? Thu- wnior trip to Nyc' H1-11c'l1?' Clflldllllfillll Day? VVE CAN'T! The purpose of the Dramatic Club is to promote the acting ability of its mem- bers. Also, it attempts to insight a knowledge and appreciation of dra- muties. This year the club presented The Fabulous Vinnien written by one of its members, Robert Del Pazzo. Vinnie . . Viola . Bessie . Sammie . . Cal . . Francis . . . Dress Designer Shoe Designer Brenda . . . Marilyn . Moselle . Miss Abbott . Kim Soi . . Steve Roxer . Phyllis Griffith Julia .... Joyce . . V Claudette . Lorraine . Pattie . Valarie . . THE CAST Maryann Toscano Marianne Maurello . Barbara Leszczynski . Marie Paladino . Anna Visotsky Robert Del Pazzo . Henrietta Fusco . . Frances Alia Rosemary Catena . Carol Codleski . Marilyn Miller . Eleanor Checke . Helen Miranda . Ben Randazzo . Rosita Miceli . . Eve Wertalik . Diane Reinhardt . Trudy Barbato . Isabelle Gordon . Marie Fricchione Lorraine Orlando X x A - x Q 4 Elma-r :xml ilu- I,m'v 131151. rxxjx Senior Plau Elmvr zmcl tlw Love' llllgf' nllzljzllnal P11I'ty.n Rlllil Tl1c Cusm- of tlw XVcircl Sisters wen- tlw tllrvm- mw uc-t c-ouu'clic's p1'c'sc'11lc'ml by tlw Scnior Class. .loc Clalnlvllal, Chu-ol l3c'l'c-llvslxy, lj3ltI'lClil Puxiu, 11ml lffilllli Volpe' plzlyml tlu- lm-ads in 'Al'lllno1' amcl tllc l,m'v llllllyl uljiljlllllll Pzlrtyu was llvuclvcl lmy' Czlrmvlal Cinu, Nlzmrvvn -luckson, zuxcl cllll'lSlllll' Ciar- clino. The lvzuling plnyvrs in Tlw Casa' of tlu- NYvi1'cl Sistvrsu worm- -Iucly llzlcco, Eilcc Il lloclmwty, Kaltlllvvn lD0clu'1'ty, amcl Czlil Corlmy. Tlm wc-rv is y1'llI' for tllc' first timv, lllc' plays p1'l'fm'1nc'cl cluring flu' sc-lmol clay llllll also all Illgllt. The-y prom-ll to lx' grcut nu l'.nrl filmalm-iul s11c'cc'ssc's. V. nl Sistx-rs Q, Y I . 'HL s'ws J. ' A Hezul table. G. VM, X . it f ,, E 9 ,ff 3' 5 X x ....!...,3'iP:.f,1P w V jf I LLL! - ,lub X 1 I I i li 7 1 f gsm,-' 1 N S wif' 15' S N 'Q M Boys in their tuxenlos auul girls in their gowns 3 -4,1 , i , I-iv ' -' X A lk '4 - 1 J ' P d 'P S i On May 23, 1958, a heautiful moonlit evening, we entered the ballroom at , Hn, ,.-' Donohues for our Junior Promenade. As we clancecl to the strains of our Prom song, Moments to Rememherf' in a clream of flowers and Stardust on this Heavenly Springv night, we watched the smiles on the faces of our King and Queen, Matty Di Charia and Beverly Boggio, as they were crownecl hy the prince ancl princess, Ken Vertucci anal Pauline Costa. The happiness on the faces of the couples as they floated past macle this evening truly memorahle--one to remember forever. 'N Receiving line. 70,5 . kihglf xv-p . ix pd xxnimj uf thw Kin: :xml Om-vu. N Ji r Ruyalty clnncm. C1 .xml Mzwulm. 1 lf 'D'W Y Q san 5. -R 4 qx 2 x 5 A. M, Wa, Having a wonderful tim:-. 1125 3 - L.. W'Sil z-5... lull Senior Ball Tlic' magic' of flu' Nlzlrcli Crns sc-i'x'vcl as ilu' tlicmc- of tlic Sviiior 131111 pi'vsviit1-Q1 luv tlic' Class uf '59 at tlio Caiszi Nlamzi on Fl'lJl'lIlll'f' 13, 1959. Tlic' King :incl Qiivvii, Ric-liiiixl lloil zmcl Chu-ol Fmgnlv worm' Q-mwm-cl lay tlic Prince aiml Priiic-css. Rolwrt Kusuk :mc Phyllis Cui-limo, ziftvr wliicli tlic' guvsts llSSl'H11Jl4'l1 for tlic Crauiclc 17I'0Il1OllLlil4' Slowly, ilu- ccmplvs clrilxtcicl oil, cliuiciiig writlvii for tliv cvviit lmy Pliyllis Cnrlimi to llic tlliic' of Always, witli iiic'1norim-s , . tliut will rcmaiiii iii ilu-ir llU2ll'1S foi'c'x'ci mardi Bras Grand March. 126 to tlic strains of tlivir own spcviul song 0 N M1 'Un li' Q Q ii' 'x 'S , ' qwx f . f 1 1 , . W':k Z gag , in 1 WL. gf jf. - , , .1 X l Q 1 Pi? Q i x , .'.., 4' T A , I X l ER f f f ds, U5 yt I f 4 as gf '-', BEST DANCERS lu Fvdorisin and Inv Comvz .24 BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Maryann Mmzarro and Louis Brindisi 3 A K . T 'T X CLASS DREAMERS 51 f1f 5'7 . 7 James Swcvncy and Gloria Chmicl .X 'S F I- 5 N K K Q 2 -E ' CLASS FLIRTS ' Eg Val Inginito and Judy Bacco 4 i BEST DRESSED N1 xry Dallio and Lloyd Caldwell BEST LOOKING Carol Timek and Andre Sinou 128 S i Popularitg PUII gg :S 4 X 1 SUC CES Q I MOST TALKATIVE Ronnie Sylvestri and Beverly Boggiu 1 4 tl BIOST LIKEI X 10 SUCCEED uh l lrr md S xl Cxgmnx CLASS PALS CBOXSJ on butnrx md NI1kL X lrdmo IALS KC-IRLSJ Br mu md Cnuln Subctta 'HOST A FIILLTIC M xrnnnc burmuu. md Ross Blrku' 1' S , X., 3 - , 'A ' MosT POPULAR CLASS WITS CLASS COUPLE Beverly Boggio and Pat Vehssan Mary Ann Cmngelosi und Joe Sutera lun Vertucci and Judy Twggert In X 'Q ual fa .a S ' a ' xx If , 1 ? J ' V 'a 1 A .A ' ' fa ' A . . , A Z6 L I C C. ffl: V X f.x' a f 'B L4 O 1 ' fu 1 X- f , L I L Q P A C SQ- 'ig W A , ,,...w'f I . K, W- ,A 4 . K 3 f '7k J .X ,fN 3, b V xw 4 , 14 . ' wgwx ' 7 t s, Q K R S QM 'QT'- 'Q' SLA 3 im. 5 ,, .5 , ,w :tx ,g va' M v as 'W ',Q,,,..',. . 1, x if x 4, x x R 3' 5 X X .fri W ' .1- 5 A X Y sf :iv if .mas ng X ,..L x .f Q X 9 x E X ' Ns-S N X .,.X SX' dk P 0 x If- '-'M x f mxjm f 5 1-:Q af' 'R ' iff X M XX L SS? QXK , .X Xkrk. 1' 41 fR 4. v Cla We, the Class of 1959, being blessed with inimitable intellect and being in an excellent state of mental and physical health do hereby pronounce this our last will and testament. To Mr. Caciofano, our principal, we bequeath our undying gratitude for his careful guidance during our four years at Lodi High School. To Mr. Maggese, our vice principal, we leave a day of rest, without tardy and excuse students, which he so righteously deserves. To Miss Svec and Mr. Piela, our senior advisers, we leave the hope that next year's class will be as nice a group as we. To Mr. Tamborello, our yearbook adviser, we leave our heartiest thanks for helping us make this, our yearbook, a successful one. To Mr. Lalumia and Mrs. Salva, our guidance directors, we leave our grateful appreciation for their help and guidance. We bequeath to our successors, the juniors, our front row seats in the auditorium, provided that they keep them as nicely as we have, leaving them free from chewing gum and preserving their beautiful luster. To the Sophomores, we solemnly bequeath a deeper sense of duty and a broader view on life, which we hope will aid them in becoming the lordly Seniors that we were. To the Freshmen, we leave nothing more than the expression of our hopes that they grow up to be as fine, mannerly, and bright as we are now. To Mr. Croman, an assistant to help him collect yearbook money. To the physical education teachers we bequeath new gym equipment. fWe hope we have departed before it arrivesj A Cecelia Scibetta and Marie Cangialosi leave all the headaches that go with the yearbook to next year's editors. To Mrs. Purita, we bequeath a staff of reporters who will get their stories in on time. ' To Miss LeVow, a sign silence, We know she will do the right thing with it. To Mr. Scan, we leave a year free of accidents and broken test tubes. To Mr. Feldman, a revised edition of Frank Volpe,s joke Book. Lou March leaves a bottle of aspirins to next year's Student Council president. Jim Abbey leaves his athletic ability to Cary Nardino. The cousins Blanco leave their popularity to the cousins Peraino. Sal Cagnina leaves his outstanding intelligence to joe Nardino. Marilyn May leaves her blankets to a cold-blooded junior girl. To Mary Ann Toscano, Bevyl Boggio's incessant chattering. SS Mirt Gall, Fran Guerriero, Marie Cangialosi, Marianne Surowiec, and Arlene Branca leave all their extracurricular activities to any girls who are willing to accept them. Billy Pecoraro and Nancy Miller leave their meeting places in the hall to Barbara Socolowloski and Phil Tangora. Frank Volpe bestows his school spirit to joe Perconti. Chic Baldino leaves her long eyelashes to anyone who needs them. The Alpha's leave their pajama parties to the Hearts. F renchy leaves his French accent to a good ol' American. Ioe LiVecchi leaves his freckles to Andy Andoloro. Diane Ragland bequeaths her cute smile to Elaine Fusco. Mary Ann Surowiec leaves her cheering ability to Bernadette La Matina. To a girl with naturally straight hair, Camille Atianese leaves her lovely long black locks. Lou Mastriani leaves his crazy antics to Richie Verola. Connie Costello leaves the fun of being engaged to Ioyce Strunk. Iade Parr leaves her pleasing personality to Marilyn Wojik. Ed Catti leaves his little black book to Frank Randaisi. Pat Puzio and Carol Bercheski leave their leotogs to Fran Plescia and Barbara Del Greco. Roe Villano leaves her big brown eyes to some junior girl who squints. Nancy Miller bequeaths her quietness to Ioyce Kowalic. To Bill Cataliota, Lou Brindisi leaves his physique. Gloria Chmiel leaves her blank expression. Joe Comes leaves his dancing ability to Bob Seppentino. Arlene Oettel leaves her artistic ability to Cheryl Cross. Arlene Branca and Ceil Scibetta bequeath their unseparable friendship to Roe Maio and Fay Buck. Mary Dallio leaves her wardrobe to Joyce Lazzaro. Pam Fedorsin leaves her footsteps for her sister Nancy to follow. jimmy Sweeney leaves his height to Richie Kastra. Val Ingenito leaves gladly. We hereby appoint our superintendent of schools, Mr. Della Penta and our principal, Mr. Gaciafano, executors of this will and revoke all former wills. In witness thereof, we have subscribed our name, this sixteenth day of june, One Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty-Nine. I THE SENIORS 'rv I From thy walls we To be gre We who Ever love thy Hlma Hlater never Alma at in graced as we ve honor inspired so stately 'Hail to thee, dear Alma Mater Hail to the Orange and Blue, May thy memory ever linger And thy wisdom true. Ring her As we've Thee we Honor i ll, still. done Closing preparing us for this future, 6 us to among High School, for us toward better citizenship in both this great nation and in the world. V V V K I I v- -,Sf-rfm,.wgnsvqu'm,.,-if,--rR1'l! fff-mffgdfifn 1' H+-14 - PRescbtt 9-9087 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1959 Pap's Luncheonette 0 149 WESTERVELT PLACE LODI, NEW JERSEY GRegory 3-3527 Sproviero Construction forp. 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Salva ' , l Miss Eleanor Svec L J I Mrs. E. Wekeman , , -1, A' 1 V Mr. and Mrs. John Oller, Jr. 1 , 16 V I Mrs. James Reamer I f ' ,ff 1- x- Mr. James Beamer ' ,al f .f ,, Mr. and Mrs. A. Schiro ' 1, X f E 'rl Mr. F. Scanearella I 2 Vg' ' 4 I I Miss Donna Everett ' 5 L , -Q' LA J Q . Mrs. C. Vassallo ,. Mr. and Mrs. M. Della Fava Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ciardina . , Lou Mastriani Joy Mastriani V Mrs. Frank Di Minno Mrs. Frank Calmiche I Mr. and Mrs. A. Gannaio L Rosalie Cina L L , Mrs. E. Abbate L , Mr. and Mrs. N. Gallopo J i f Mr. Lascari N .V Miss Juliet Feravola Mr. and Mrs. Coppola Jean Dombrowski , Frank Saluppo Mr. Stanley Yarosz, Jr. Mrs. Stanley Yarosz, Jr. Mrs. Mary Villano Nicholas W. Villano Mr. and Mrs. A. Gall Mr. James Cody Greta Heiss Korbin Heiss B0 A RD o f f D 0 6.4 fl 0 N Mrs. Jenny Cody Mr. and Mrs. Otto C. Pehle Mike De Benedetto Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Corgone Gum, Hawke TOWNSHIP OF SADDLE BROOK Mr. and Mrs. S. Valentino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wood Bill O'Dell, Jr. Helen Serek Jeanne Purita Jane E. Blanco Carl Blanco Peter N. Ciolino Harry R. Bosshard A Mrs. L. Scan Peter Allan Scan J. Tamburello James L. Clark Mr. Arnold Guerriero Richard Edone Mrs. John Frapaul Charles Cangiolosi Luke Cuecia f sf ,ls ,L .. ti v J A 1 ,q . ,T ' tt' 5 L L. 140 Diamond 3-7300 CONGRATULATIONS IHBETTA BRO . SUNFUN A ROUTE 46 LITTLE FERRY, N. J. THE TUWNSHIP of SADDLE BRUUK SADDLE BROOK, NEW JERSEY i' 141 PATRONS Manager and Mrs. A. H. Branca Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carapezzi Murray Kaplan Mary Passantino Frances Trippodi Phyllis Sepede joan Surowiec Mr. and Mrs. Beni. Surowiec Nick Mamola Mr. John Sistaro Mrs. Bose Mosberger Mrs. L. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph May Mr. and Mrs. F. Chiesa Dallas Enterprises john B. Di Maria Gene 8: Dal's Community Service Center J. Mulle Mrs. Catherine Mulle Mrs. Thomas jackson John De Ghetto Mrs. jean Bienich A. M. Siering Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Parr Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Kurman A. L. Siering Miss Vivian Maggese Mrs. Hattie Cemmimo Mr. John Sikora Mrs. G. Swetz Mr. F. Swetz Mrs. Emily Sinou Mrs. j. Carlino Mr. john Carlino Patricia Pepe Arnold Everett Mr. Felix Sciarra Sandra Fleck Roger L. Helias Lawrence Sinou Mr. joseph Alia Mrs. Joseph Alia Frank Blanco Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Bacco Miss Anne T. Gallagher Tupperware Dealer, E. Dluby Mr. and Mrs. Garcia Grandma Belli Grandma Davicsin Joseph Lucca Mrs. VV. johnson Mr. and Mrs. M. Adamec Norman Seeger Mrs. C. Seeger Mr. and Mrs. A. Policastro Mr. and Mrs. A. Perillo Helen Sasscier Mr. and Mrs. D. Contillo Bob and Lu Mrs. C. B. Murphy Mrs. Bertram Clark Robert Oetken PATRONS Mrs. Clare Oetken Mr. and Mrs. J. Petocki and Son j. Wiepowski jade Parr Tony Adrignolo Mr. and Mrs. A. Adrignolo Mrs. Louise Testa Mr. Lester Lascari Harry Reid Mr. and Mrs. Charles More Mr. and Mrs. J. Macagnone Mr. and Mrs. D. Vigoridi Mr. and Mrs. D. Matera Cordon Castrelle Marie Trocola Mr. and Mrs. F. Trocola Bill Thome Monte Realty Co. 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SANITATION CONTRACTORS Municipal, Private and Industrial Waste Removal 284 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY BOND BAKERS 248 WAVERLY AVENUE NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Dlamond 2-4041 COAT, APRON 8' LINEN SUPPLY CO., INC. Independent Suppliers ul' 81 FAIR STREET HACKENSACK, NEW JERSEY PRescott 8-454i D. STAMATO fr CO INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS PUBLIC UTILITIES 365 JEFFERSON STREET SADDLE BROOK, NEW JERSEY 142 PResc0tt 7-2895 CHABU ROOFING COMPANY V 2-A BLUE RIDGE ROAD LODI, NEW JERSEY GRegory 3-0669 P. DeSPIRITO THE NEW AND MODERN SORRENTO PASTRY SHOP Wedding and Birthday Cakes Our Specialty Ice Cream Birthday Cakes SPUMONI - GELATI - BISQUIT - TO Ask About Our Special Graduation Sheet Cakes 91 MAIN STREET LODI, .NEW JERSEY RTONI GRegory 2-7700 RAIN or SHINE FRANKIE'S MARKET There Is No Place Like It Sale Days Thursday, Saturday and Sunday ROUTE I7 LODI, NEW JERSEY BALDINO BROS. BUILDERS I4I ARNOT STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY 143 STUDENT BOOSTERS Richie and Bella Bay Barker Deech T-Bone Ross and Pat The Coquettes Dennis Swetz Paul and Annette Joe and Barbara Barb and John Arlene and Joe The Mafia Ben and Rosita Richie and Helen Ted Rebisz joe and Barbara Frank and Judy Jack and Marilyn Paul and Anita Ed Gattie Sam and Mirt Pat Roman Pat Ieseule Marie Paladino Sweets' Gattie Paula and Richie Matthew Koc What Me Worry? Mike and Fran Frank and Karen Ca and Pete Luke Carm and Mike Marianne and Nick Heidi jack Masklee Harold Manger Jack and Barbara Betty and johnny 'Jim and Chick Eliz. S. Terry S. Ken and Judy Eddie Frank and Roe Dick and Phyllis Cathy and Chuck Annette and Dick Mr. S. Russo Bess and Sam Richie Katstra Sandra and Butch Ken WVebster STUDENT BOOSTERS Ken P. Ralph Baillie Richie Hoff Claude Carudel Frank and Dianne Sam Maida Mary Beth Marty and Betty Carolyn and Tony Theresa and Jack Mary Ann and Ronnie Cae T. and Dan D. Frank Cook Pete Di Maria Andy Ragusa joy Genovese Tony Costello Lorraine Hrbek Jane Corbiscello Mary McCormack Sharon and Stevie The Bible Club Danie T. and Sal G. Iudy and joe Bill Salek Pat Erdos Bev Diorio Phyllis and Phillip John Sandonata Essie and Ralph Joyce and Jerry Ioanie and Johnny C. Brian Hoch Marty and Bed Claire and Bill Io-Anna and Gunther Cookie and Jules Joe C. and jean D. Sal. A. Peraino Louie and Barbara Val Ingenito Marilyn and Frank Mr. and Mrs. Di Liberto Mr. and Mrs. Pagano Sal Scaglione Andy Bolles Sha Shones Marion and Mike Dolores Ronnie S. and Carol B. Bob Morey Elaine Peene GR..-gory 1-2460 v. s. MARCHESE FLOWERS BY MARCHESE'S Sunnyside Florist WEDDING BOUQUETS - FLORAL DESIGNS nl' 88 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY M. IOMMETTI Cr SONS, INC. CONTRACTORS O PARAMUS, New JERSEY FRANK L. DI MARIA SCHOOL BOARD AUDITOR V CONGRATULATIONS CARBON ETTI Cr DI MARIA XXX, 42 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY 144 SOMAR BUILDERS, INC., A 30 LINDEN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY Wlsconsin 7 5073 COLLEGIATE CAP AN D GOWN COMPANY 'A' 566 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK I, NEW YORK MARTIN J. DI MARIA ANTHONY J. DI MARIA 9 WASHINGTON STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY PR tt 7 0600 BERGEN ENGINEERING COMPANY BARNEY BRANCA, President 131 WASHINGTON STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY 145 LODI Poucs DEPARTMENT uk BROWN'S TRAILER COURT A ROUTE 46 LODI, NEW JERSEY GRregory 3-0600 MAMOLA FORD Sales - Service CARS - TRUCKS ROUTE 46 LODI, NEW JERSEY RICHIE'S LUNCHEONETTE and CONFECTIONERY ALWAYS A FRIENDLY WELCOME STATIONERY - CARDS - SUNDRIES MAGAZINES - NEWSPAPERS 340 N. MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY 449, . SWarthmore 7- 5277 DORFMAN COACH CO. DELUXE CHARTER and SCHOOL BUS SERVICE 71 Weller Terrace Saddle Brook, New Jersey PRescott 9-6977 TH E JUDY SHOPPE Lingerie, Hosiery, Sportswear Girdle: and Bras MARY DARATA, Proprietor 71 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey PRescott 7-9547 ALBERT DI CHIARA ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Light - Heat and Power Estimates Cheerfully Given PRescott 7-6929 LEE'S BRIDAL SHOP LEE CHIARAMONTE, Prop. BRIDES and BRIDESMAID'S GOWNS Tuxedo's and Full Dress to Hire 152 Grove Street Lodi, New Jersey 27 Main Sffeef I-Odi. New JGYSSY PRescott 3-2885 Cl-llCKEN'5 BEST OF LUCK TO ALL LUNCHEONETTE PAUL fr JANET CALVACCA 1Carvel1 81 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey Main Sfreef I-Odi. New JCYSGY GRegory 3-541 I F. J. LUCIANO GRegory 3-4809 9 YANKEE AUTO S A 1- 5 D E L DRIVING SCHOOL Carmella Di Peri 41 Kipp Avenue Lodi, New Jersey 100 Arnot Street Lodi, New Jersey 147 , . i L ,wif J L rw, L V I, , x , I L L i fc 'xv ' 17 7'.L 4 , M 1, .krl V Agg- j K X L 'L 1 'I BP 1 if L P, , L ' Wil L L ,r ec , .' J N .J X L X. 5 I' ,IT I TOWNSHIP FOUNTAIN 514 Saddle River Road Saddle Brook, New Jersey PRe5cott 9-6555 PRescOIt 9-6556 LODI LUMBER fr SUPPLY CO., INC. MILL WORK - MASON MATERIAL 4OI-403 Passaic Avenue C. CARDIELLO Lodi, New Jersey PRescott 9-581 I PRescott 3-9832 wAsi-IIN: '-'5A'5- cHEMlcAL coRPoRA'rloN HOUSE OF BEAUTY EXCLUSIVE COIFFURES Air Conditioned Free Parking I65 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey 44I Passaic Avenue Lodi, N. J. Gregory 3-4480 VINCENT SORBELLO GRegory 3-9479 M A N Z E L L A ' S PINK ELEPHANT Loasrsks A SPECIALTY PHARMACIST BAR fr GRILL - ITALIAN KITCHEN The Rexall S1-org Specializing In Sea Food Italian - American Cuisine - Pizzeria 42 Main Street Lodi, New Jersey 466 Passaic Street Lodi, New Jersey PRescott 7-8930 BOGGIO'S GARAGE G. Bocselo cf soNs NEW and USED CARS SOLD General Auto Repairing 47-49 S. Main Street Lodi, New Jersey GRegory I-6300 JAMES P. ALESSO 91 Union Street Lodi, New Jersey 148 Compliments of A 8 G CONTINENTAL BAKING COMPANY 534 ELLISON STREET PATERSON 4. N. J. PRescotf 9-2386 SANTANGELO FUNERAL HOME V. JAMES and GUY J. SANTANGELO FUNERAL DIRECTORS 300 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. GRegory 3-1444 M. SALVATORE, Rep. WHOOPPEE SODA WORKS Botllers of High Grade Beverages and 0-SO Grape Distributors of All Kinds of Beers Barrel and Cases 196 VAN WINKLE AVENUE GARFIELD, N. J. HELENA CAROL msn PAT ALPHA OMEGA MARIE MIRT FRAN GLORIA CHICKY DANFORD CLEANERS FRENCH nmr cLsANlNc 448 BOULEVARD HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. GRegory 3-9072 B. J. FURCA BRUNO'S CITIES SERVICE LUBRICATION - TUNE UPS - REPAIRS 162 SO. MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. PRescott 7-8889 PARAGON ONE HOUR DRIVE IN CLEANERS ONE HOUR SERVICE DAILY Illcludlng Saturday Uniil 'I P.M. 214 MIDLAND AVENUE SADDLE BROOK, N. J. SWar1'hmore 6-5031 CENTER HARDWARE Paint - Wall Paper - Glass and Housewares General Supplies 491 FAIR LAWN PARKWAY SADDLE BROOK. N. J. PResco1'f 7-1832 JAMES V. BACCO JAMES B. BACCO Cr' CO. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 119 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. PETER LA BARBIERA GRegory 3-8867 THE OLYMPIC COMPANY STATIONERS and PRINTERS M. J. LALUMIA 47 MILLBANK smear Loon, N. J. 90 MMN STREET Low' N. ,U GRe90'Y 2-198' AI- BE'-LL Pfop' Gnegofy I-2910 Wholesale and neun RANDAZZO'S BELLI AUTO SALES PRICED RIGHT USED CARS ROUTE 46 CIRCLE LODI, N. J. FLORIST G' GREENHOUSES rLow:ns ron Au. occAsloNs 138 SOUTH MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. PRescott 7-6035 F-'Rescott 7-1380 FERRARA SIGNS WINDOW and TRUCK LETTERING Outdoor Signs - Sho Cards - Canvas Signs Estimates Given 186 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. PRescott 3 -0005 PETITE SHOPPE DISTINCTIVE ACCESSORIES 100 MAIN STREET IPost Office BIdg.I LODI, N. J. 149 CITY MARKET soo WESTMINSTER PLACE Loon, N. J. GRegory I-7019 FREE DELIVERY WHOLESALE and RETAIL RANDAZZO'S FISH MARKET FULL LINE OF SEA FOOD Restaurants and Hotels Supplied 86 MAIN SYREET LODI, N. J. JULE'S ESSO SERVICENTER 458 FAIRLAWN PARKWAY SADDLE BROOK, N. J. GRegory 2-5380 EST. I949 UNION HARDWARE CO. EVERY NEED SUPPLIED 260 UNION STREET LODI, N. J. MAPLE DAIRY FARM 331 GARIBALDI AVENUE Loon, N. J. Prescott 9-6190 Call and Delivery Service LIBERTY TAILOR WE DO OUR OWN CLEANING 30 LIBERTY STREET LODI, N. J. PResc0It 9-OSIO FREE DELIVERY R G L M A R K E T srEclAuziNs IN ALL rokx sAusAGE I74 WESTMINSTER PLACE LODI, N. J. PRescol't 3-4520 PIZZA PIES CHARCOAL PIT 8' PIZZERIA SPAGHETTI 0 RAVIOLI 0 LASAGNA SCUNGILLI 0 MUSSELS I CLAMS Large Pina SI.25 0 Small Pizza 51.00 ROUTE 46 LODI, N. J. GRegory 3-2251 QUALITY DRUGS and PRESCRIPTIONS MUSCARELLA PHARMACY J. A. MUSCARELLA, PI'1.G. 79 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. GRegory 3-0456 JAKOB DURRSE, Proprietor DURRSE'S LODI BAKE SHOP FINE CAKES and PASTRIES FRESH BREAD and ROLLS Our Specialty: Ice Cream - Birthday - Wedding Cakes 34 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. GRegory 3-2I3 I TOM'S FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Member ot The Florists' Telegraph Delivery Ass'n 3II PASSAIC STREET GARFIELD, N. J. Diamond 2-IOI0 CIRCLE LUMBER CO. LUMBER MILLWORK and MASON MATERIALS Your Favorlte Yard 530 MARKET STREET SADDLE BROOK, N. J. GRegory 2-8 I 22 ONE HOUR MARTINIZING THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING M. BORELLI, Proprietor 85 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. LEGREGNI'S MEAT MARKET OPEN SUNDAYS ITALIAN STYLE VEAL CUTLETS Home Made Italian Sausage - Sweet and Hot With Cheese and Parsley NEXT TO WAGNERS SADDLE BROOK, N. J. MRS. WAGNER'S PIES 9 vEsEY STREET NEWARK, N. J. NUTCHIE'S GULF SERVICE FIRST AND PASSAIC AVENUE LODI, N. J. 150 g. PResCott 9-1267 - 8 - 9 PASSAIC LUMBER Cr MILLWORK CO. Lurnber, Masons' Materials and Millwork 158-168 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. SCHAFFER'S CLOTHING FOR THE FAMILY 481 FAIR LAWN PARKWAY SADDLE BROOK, N. J. LORRAINIS SWEET SHOPPE 451 PASSAIC AVENUE Loon, N. J. SW 7-7271 OPEN SUNDAYS CENTER DELICATESSEN Joseph 5. Gradzki - 487 Fair Lawn Parkway - Saddle Brook Township P. O. ROCHELLE PARK, N. J. BEER and LIQUOR DELIVERIES Daily: 6 P.M.-9:30 P.M. Sat.: 12 P.M.-9:30 P.M. BA K E R Y WALTER CURIONI, Proprietor CURIONI'S GROCERIES AND GRegory 3-0806 PLAZA PACKAGE STORE WINES - LIQUORS - BEER Free Delivery Service 80 LIBERTY STREET I-ODI. N. J- 336 PRESIDENT STREET SADDLE BROOK. N. J. GReQ0rv 3-6034 MRS- FRANK MAMOLA Daily io AM.-6 P.M. CLOSED THURSDAY HONEY'S CERAMICS 6' GIFTS CLASSES IN CERAMICS Mon. and Wed. Evenings 7:30 P.M. Gifts Made To Order 97 MAIN STREET 'LODI, N. J. Friday Nite 7-9 P.M. WATER GARDENS TROPICAL FISH, PLANTS and SUPPLIES WATER LILLIES and GOLD FISH Kathryn Springer 229 SADDLE RIVER ROAD, SADDLE BROOK, N. J. PRescott 3-3920 PAUL FELLER, Prop. DUPLEX GIANT WASH WET WASH OR FLUFF DRY We Pick Up and Deliver GRegory 1-0058 ROSE DI MINNO, Prop. ROSE DEE SHOPPE LADIES' - CHILDREN'S and MEN's wsu 160 ROCHELLE AVENUE ROCHELLE PARK 467 PASSAIC STREET LODI, N. J. 69 MAIN STREET LODI- N- J- IAcross From Pink Elephantl FA 6-1411 OPEN 7 DAYS pRe5C0ff 9.0734 FREE oELivEnY LENNARD'S PHARMACY 485 FAIR LAWN PARKWAY SADDLE BROOK, N. J. R. IMBRUGLIA MONUMENT WORKS Mfgs. of Monuments - Markers - Mausoleum: Best Certified Barre Granite 269-271 PASSAIC STREET GARFIELD, N. J. SADDLE BROOK SNACKSHOP MR. and MRS. REID, Proprietors Come Any Time 227 SADDLE RIVER ROAD, SADDLE BROOK. N. J. GRegory 3 -6317 TROCOLA'S WINES Cr LIQUORS FREE DELIVERY 89 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. FA 6-2124 CENTER CLEANERS. INC. 3 HOUR SERVICE - CASH - CARRY U Slllrt Laundering - Fur Storage - Rug Shampooing EXPERT DRY CLEANING 483 FAIR LAWN PARKWAY SADDLE BROOK, N. J. GRegory 3-9403 D I O R I 0 ' S CIRCLE SERVICE STATION ROUTE 46 and WESTMINSTER PLACE LODI, N. J. 151 GRegory 3-2695 BRIDGE CASKET PRescott 7-1427 Free Deliver TOM'S GROCERY We Specialize In ITALIAN FOODS ll6 So. Main Street Lodi, New Jersey 76 Main Sn-get Lodi, N, J PRescott 7-2205 Serving Since I894 PRe5C0tt 9-9797 Free Delivery VANDER PLAAT FUNERAL HOME JOHN J. VANDER PLAAT JOHN C. VANDER PLAAT Member NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS By Invitation 7-9 Passaic Street Garfield, N. J. GRegory 3-1133 GROVE VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURING CO. Visit Our Factory Showroom to See A MODERN IDEA WITH A NEW TWIST VERTICAL ALUMINUM DRAW BLINDS Wood, Metal, Plastic Venetian Blinds Made To Order - Factory Showroom 93 So. Main Street Lodi, N. J. GENE'S SUPER MARKET Eugene Guerriero, Mgr. Meat - Dairy - Frozen Food - Delicatessen FRUIT BASKETS A SPECIALTY IOS Main Street Lodi, N. J ITALIAN DELITES, INC. Modell's Shopper's World We Specialize In All Italian Domestic and Imported Foods Cheeses, Cold Cuts and Canned Goods Catering Service for Parties and Weddings Pastry from the famous Ferrara, Grand St., N. Y PIZZA - ALL VARIETIES Fresh Italian Bread From Our Own Bakery JOAN'S LIQUOR STORE LA BUA BROTHERS DAIRY Selected Milk and Quality Dairy Products 234 HARRISON AVENUE GARFIELD, N. J. 70 JEFFERSON STREET LODI, N. J GRegory 3-9453 Z Cl-lRlSTY'S MAIN LINOLEUM CO. SUPER SERVICE CENTER 175 WESTMINSTER PLACE LODI, N. J. 4-6 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. 152 GRegory I -0483 SAULINO BROTHERS DAIRY HOME DELIVERY SERVICE You Can Whip Our Cream- But You Can't Beat Our Milk I97 GROVE STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 SAMUEL BLANCO A FAir Lawn 6-0340 U. S. ARTISTIC MONUMENT CO.. INC. 622 MARKET STREET At Midland Avenue EAST PATERSON, NEW JERSEY GRegory 3-5562 FREE DELIVERY COTTONE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST 73 MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. AMSTERDAM MARKET MEATS and VEGETABLES 2016 AMSTERDAM AVENUE NEW YORK, N. Y. Office: GR 3-9625 Res.: PR 7-7845 S. FUSCO G' CO. M. 6' R. FUSCO, Props. QUALITY FRESH MEATS 469 PASSAIC AVENUE LODI, N. J. GRegory 3-8296-7 DELIVERY SERVICE LODI TIRE EXCHANGE AUTO PARTS - ACCESSORIES Complete Machlne Shop Service 79 SO. MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. 153 Capezio THE DANCER'S COBBLER SINCE 1887 1612 Broadway at 49th Street, New York-JUdson 6-2150 Branches Branches NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO 1612 Broadway 988 Market Street JUdson 6-2150 ORdway 3-0932 BOSTON SAN MATEO 59 Temple Place 72 E. Third Avenue HUbbard 2-5825 Diamond 4-9283 CHICAGO MONTREAL 15 E. Washington Street 2067 University St., Que., Canada CEntral 6-191 1 AVenue 8-5978 LOS ANGELES TORONTO 41 I West 7th at Hill 1 174 Bay St., Ont., Canada TUcker 8762 WAlnut 1-4626 HOLLYWOOD 5619 Sunset Boulevard HOllywood 5-3744 Executive and Sales Offices 756 SEVENTH AVENUE NEW YORK 19, N.Y 154 Hui DOLIN STUDIO 'wwww of Our Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1959. Our fervent hope is that you will meet the future amid conditions of prosperity and happiness, in a peaceful world. 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