Lyndhurst High School - Ursa Major Yearbook (Lyndhurst, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1943 volume:

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As Mrs. Rosenfelder could no lorger be with us when we became a morning class, v chose Mr. Kosches. It was under his able supervision that we gave our junior prom. Finally on becoming seniors, we elected libs Tait to guide us during this, our last year. It was a real pleasure to have worked with these faculty members, and we attril our success as a class to their loyalty, cooperation, and guidance. meclahoo QPF nf We of the Year Book Staff wish to express our deepest appreciation to our thre advisors, Miss Hazel Tanner, Miss Lenore Resegand, and Miss Era Colabella as well a to the many students who have helped toward makirg our year book a success. v f .M 1.-, . ' 'if umagmmm n. w - ' .' fx '- 4 H .. - --u 1 x ,Y -L-I, mvgkgw -L ,X-AHL . ,K-, - ...if .Nw gE43,Ny 'WJ ,I 'gg-fs 'JL AQ, v f' rv, 'T 'MEM-' '.'Mjf3. ',: f-X-giglqil 1 - 1-:ww fi'-R -, .f.s'fN7s -.Jar-.-r Quwiw , -Y Hi. ff' ,,. . ,lu V. EQ' . EU: ' .,, W g li g, ,'l 1 ,. ,H 4' 1 . 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Commercial. We,young We then weighed anchor and started our lon x g Journey to voyage, we chose James Carney, Warren Tobiason, Louis St the storms f o our first year we found calm water long enough As we sailed into our second year, the river widenedand sph Ghiglia, Ann English Ruth Lehne d N , , an lalcolm Macdonald. By our Junior year we were experienced sailors, able to guided by our newly selected officers: Louis St. Germain 1 t mpor ant event of that year was the Junior Prom, held dn At last we reached the pleasang though rather turbulent Shafer Louis St. Ge 1 , rma n, Ruth Lehne,and Malcolm Macdonald, storms on the sea of life. Knowing that we shouldImwe'kJface river, we worked hard to ready ourselves for the task. How ely successful Senior play, Ever Since Egg. Our last dance, interlude was the Prom given us by the Juniors W . e realized preparations to set forth in our own small boats. Now peaceful waters once againl May we always remember the happy l1fe's tempests with courage. as we sail our seoarate ways into the sunset we rad ...asv-vrm-u-:.a-fa--.1-.--Q:--a-I--f -H '4 : : m 5 10 ' P. ' ?'v'i1:fw5 'll-QQ .3 y , . .112 :if E Vw! Us a at r w r r F .r A ' Q Q3 A man Falls. There three ships were waiting, the S. S. General inexperienced Freshmen each Smb8TK6dtM1thB ship of'his choice gether down the river to the sea. For the first part of our Germain, and Matthew De Francisco to chart our course. Amid to hold our Freshman Dance, Spring Fever. the waters became calmer. Our new Captain and mates wereJbs- That year we held our Sophomore Dance on February 7. bring our ships safely through the roughest weather. We were Kenneth Shafer, Violet Hayes, and Malcolm Macdonald. Themost board ship in honor of the Seniors. waters of our Senior year. Under the leadership of Kenneth we spent these busy days preparing ourselves to battle the heavy seas and rough waves when once we left our sheltered ever, busy though we were, we found time to present an extrem- Hill Billy Hop, was held on March 5, 1945. Another pleasant then that the end of our journey was in sight, and we began lze that we shall have to weather many storms before finding years we spent together and may that memory help us totmttle ': ..7 ' ' -1'-ez:-'..:.-.:::.e-'gg.-.g.-- ' f .. - - ' I .rl WI' ni. 'A as :w'?lf3i'5ff'-7 ' -.fi .. .yn -: 4.-H :W -ww 1 11-9 ,- ,num pywlaug:-a--:.v.-,v. Zig. ' J' -A, 5, . -1 4 ,:: 'x . zi: 53 ,ff 'Lf ox, .,:, L' 'ug::,.. 4 'b :igggmiy ,,,: ez' 'Qi iv! Klee NV 9555 -'N ,--:-.--we-:fv1::w:2isMV!'lUHql .29voa.-'L t9 '- .asv-ss:-,.. J W 713 A KF: 2 .,' -- E :Sf .MFE 5 . Ly, J . - Kgfeg..--.it ..-, e-.41--::f...v. ..... . . IA I: JJ-Lf'.!l1' -i Mgafvasli ' A x,Z,,.,.f1 '-1199! J 9 A sf,fJSlf-' D . ' f W .UL W. 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YG 5 Cav X ' lla twig R Ili wana- V0 '11 Q wif 4 at 8911 2EL: ' L : g QAUXS -K ' M' ,JP 'lt MJ' Wag' ug. , 34 na-'?i qiofsqw zffff' 5 .F:7 5 'Was A pal' , id JH-1 ine 'N xr L in K 'Y . 1 .9 1 Aw N yd' ,1- l- Y fd-L-r 3 N? ' 7 4, ,,...'-,un A ' .f.L-iii' :'- 1 .-xl ZH- -'242' 31554:-1, f:'rZ'tf-T-?fg'.'1i ,:. : fi 3'v 5 . ,pw 9 X. iv It y '1 . . A A I .QQ K ,., 'M i l' Ei VI -Q ,. :i,' , A Q, is 4' -'Q' . A , I W 3 Jed I A gf its 11. al GX wx-,ox 'ws ivvvw-W V6 ci' Clin Q 'Gm ,am 'IL A 4 wfqfw W-Wir 2560 K 'SE' lxx , , .,... ,,.xa n x xr' MINUTE MAN FLAG On January 29, 1945, Lyndhurst High School was awarded the Minute Man Flag by a representative of the Treasury Department. This flag means that more than QOZ of our student body and faculty are buying War Bonds and Stamps regularly. This is an achievement of which the entire school is proud. . S 1' - -. ...-. , K ---1'h., , .,,,., .,o 5' ,W , b' Q 'fllvifh 'a'121' 'V , S 4 1 IAM in ,.1,A,,,, .I na, W., 4. N ' 'fm' .Qi ., ,s., V .. ' f-Q. ' , SCRAP DRIVE HONOR ROLL To show our appreciation to the members of the faculty and to our boys who have left to join Uncle Ssm's forces, we have erected an honor roll which will bear their names and will stand in the hall of the first floor for everyone to see. In our small way, we are trying to show our great pri de in these courageous and patriotic young men. VICTORY CORPS The Victory Corps is a :rational organ- ization designed to meet the needs of a student in the war effort and to organize the student bodies all over the country toward contributing to the war effort. On April 14, 1943, an induction cerem- ony was held to recognize our Lyndhurst' Rf High School Victory Corps. Mr. Burke and, the faculty have done much to aid us in the- founiing of this organization. 1 The Corps is divided into five groups: the Land Service, Sea Service, Air Service Production Service, ani the Conmunity , Service. The scrap drive was begun on October 19, 1942 4 1' 'E ' - in cooperation with town collectiom. There flap . N ' za .1- liffrl r ' ' x, I, fl- I tg N , was class competition and home room rivalry f rl shmgh 1 to see which class could bring in the most wah y scrap. r - cons:-wanna The drive was a complete success with Uwe, ..... 'jllyn ,Q 76,714 pouuds of scrap collected. The fol- , lowing amounts were collected by the four ' different classes. 25 2 und . z greilkbqhx , jg Fr hme po 8 - . '- 1 J '-'.. zz--'g --4. , ' 1-' Segggrgn 20:gZl , 1MLh1f?1- 'E : .fVff3 1i,,. ' Sophomores 19,938 4 ..,., . ,... m..N,,,.,,,W..vj' - V ' Juniors 10 24 4' V E, .P 'M Total , 2' i I I imkl n '- - . : 'h m1.l JEEP CAMPAIGN 1 Our drive was held from March 29, 1943, to ' April 16, l9l+3. For each Jeep we had to have F -1 8900 over our normal quota of 51100 for this period. We reached the grand total of 86092.65 which meant that five Jeeps were purchased. The sales according to classes were as follows: 3 sk Seniors 83652-75 . -1 Juniors 1036.35 nd BO' T- , C S Sophomores 369.80 1 A 1' .4.: 1 Freshmen . Total 8 Film! .......... ..,..g.......-..- 'Y A R . A , 'T 5 A s. eil 4 -V l f A l id NAMiE35EQMewv 4' ,.- v , - H If 'Lg QQ. will -'15 .,',- . f X 2 . 11 + ' X , -A-,' ,A,.v , 1 1-1, , lm. -1 . +5 39:55:35:as-553.-.aiff -- - s PSF-1535. -V -. f'+1g.af ,1.f 151 F3 .,...,..,.. -P 2 lV?QHHQjEMWCQf?3NiFLK - ,f ,U 4 . F? ' mem a. NAME ADDRESS NICKNAME LIKES Joseph Abrams 658 Ten Eyck Ave. La Conga dancing Jeanne Abrahamson 556 Lyndhurst Ave. Abbie week-ends Angela Adduchio 256 Kingsland Ave. Ang movies 'Evelyn Alborea 546 Grant Ave. Eve to eat Stella Annuzzi 715 Stuyvesant Ave. Stelle to eat Morris Aria 744 Second Ave. Morrey food Concetta Arminio 446 Chase Ave. Connie movies Dorothy Aston 254 Tontine Ave. Dot getting letters Christine Azinaro 507 Valley Brook Ave. Chris spaghetti Marinus Bakels 15 Ridge Road Bud girls Edwin Baker 505 Page Ave. Ed photography Albert Barbieri 151 Tontlne Ave. Al cars Marjorie Barnett 186 Tontine Ave. Marj cokes Edith Bassinder 165 Forest Ave. Butch all sports Norman Bayer 707 6th St. Doyshe blondes Anthony Benedict 751 Meyer Ave. Blackie movies Fred Bentzen 175 Post Ave. Ben popcorn Claire Berg 528 Post Ave. Ice Berg dancing Wanda Besmer 727 Third St. Butch ice skating Anna Billand 275 Park Ave. Blondie sailors Charles Blum 520 Prospect Pl. Charlie bell at 12:42 Edward Blumenstock 518 Willow Ave. Blu ey bowling Doris Boekemann 620 Rutherford Ave. Boeke dancing Robert Bogle 512 Prospect Pl. Shrimp movies Angle Boglive 564 Kingsland Ave. Buckle walking Phyllis Bonelli 286 Harrington Ave. Chubby dancing Sally Bongiorno 612 Lake Ave. Sally Rand dancing Bernice Breuer 508 Page Ave. Bernie swimming Richard Brockman 478 Rutherford Ave. Brock good shows James Bullock 290 Livingston Ave. Jim later school time Josephine Capaccio 279 Chase Ave. Jo to eat Elvira Caputo 257 Court Ave. Vee swing music Ralph Cardillo 126 Post Ave. Cardy sports Theresa Carucci 242 Orient Way Terry skating John Catena 744 Third Ave. Jack to sleep Daniel Checki 411 Post Ave. Danny girls tbnald Chiafulio 556 Lake Ave. Chip witty girls Adele Ciccone 265 Harrington Ave. Del movies 1 I , ' V---1 -5 -aw A 1 , 5 z2?3,lf1 f : 4f :Pri 3:5225 tl -F U E I 5 W .... . v 5 5 -I t 5 . i 1 M- M f-X 7 aa... f 1 f A , 5 . . . -I , 7 3 X U ....,......,,,-J . ...,. ..,.., 3'-': w- -sw,.r gear lim? '4'6'2 IKSLIKES BIRTHDAY USUALLY SEEN FAVORITE SAXING MISS MOST Corny Jokes Mar. 10 dancing Hi-gorgeous f Dances Whipped Cream Mar. 5 around about what a brain! The Gym Homework June 18 with boy friend Hey Babe Jokes catty girls Aug. 5 skating Oh heck losing locker keys catty girls Apr. 4 running Solid hearing thellate bel show-offs Jan 51 bowling alleys What do you say, girls Jack? homework June 25 McCrory's Oh, fish! sports short skirts Feb. ll listening to Oh, gollyl the kids current gossip no assembly Jan. 22 running around Oh, gollyl the gym programs teachers Sept. 27 skating rink I don't know the juniors homework Oct. 16 around R K S Why you Moron friends Auto Store school Aug. 15 Murray's Knock off reading newspapers in class cliques Nov. 4 Rivoli Hello, you dances homework Oct. 7 McCrory's I'm not kidding fourth period English class school Oct. 16 with the gang Get out my A card assemblies Apr. 2 driving On your way Bud talking in class work Aug. 10 Lyndhurst Rec. Yipe! gasoline Center cream puffs Sept. 19 buying War DonFt be silly Girls Leaders Stamps Council crazy hair- July 16 L. H. S. Could be basketball dos Library n corny jokes April 7 Park and Valley Are you kidding, carrying books Brook English Aug. 6 in school Let's not get commando practice nosey, Bub gigglers Apr. 14 bowling How about tonight cheering baseball Sept. 27 with cousin That's terrible cheering English Mar. 19 shuffleboard Hold it! school homework Oct. 9 walking Are you kidding boyfriend history Apr. 25 at dances Hi-there teachers dirty looks homework Oct. 1 at dances Holy Mess classmates short boys Feb. 17 in school Gosh my brother gas rationing Nov. 7- in the movies Holy smokes good times in school dawn patrol Nov. 10 in school Later the bell walking Apr. 12 laughing Fooey car reading Feb. 7 walking Ah crumb volleyball old fashioned Apr. 19 talking I'm mad at you sports parents . teasing Kay 1 movies Gosh assembly programs school Aug. 1 dozing Gee car meatless Jan 24 showing movies Are you kidding Freshmen Tuesdays ' getting up may 1 talking I can do it fellows and girls early homework Oct. 20 posting game Sakes friends schedules ,,,, NAME Robert Cloughley John Colle Doris Congro Rudolph Cortese Nettle Crupi Michael Gucci Madeline Daloia Elfriede Daub James Day Donald Decker Matthew De Francisco Josephine Delcore Michael De Lucas Michael De Nicola Florence Derby Caroline D1 Flumeri Eleanor Domanico Annabel Downey Patricia Dunning Jay Eckert Eugene Egan Ann English Fred Ernst Annamae Eufemia Patricia Eustace John Exel Marie Fallatico Frank Ferrara Patrick Ferrara Dominick Flgliollna Ferdinand Gambone Corrine Gerold David Gillette Robert Gilmore Everett Golembieskl William Gooderham Dorothy Grapatin Alfred Greco George Greco John Grinnan Nellie Groenewegen Thelma Haenggl Dorothy Haggerty Edna Hansen Katherine Hansen Arlene Hauck Mary Hay Viola t Hayes RHYm0nd Heerne Marjor1eHough Eugene Houghton Tom Houghton Anna Iula Anthony Joaquin Jr. Janetta Johnston Virginia Kaas Rose Kelly Mary Kin Elise Kirchdoerffer Robert Kirchner Virginia Kleckner Madeline Kloster Doris Krlck Leonard Kucher Donald Leet Ruth Lehne Pearl Lehnes Wendell Leier Redlng Leming ADDRESS 355 Wear! Ava. 154 ess eos 259 248 252 2 419 541 .159 208 617 558 168 1278 255 601 144 486 187 550 751 262 450 585 652 508 262 714 571 240 255 25 554 542 655 728 554 226 sae V450 747 651 149 206 425 405 290 551 'ne sv 656 454 601 vez sos 279 212 'rss 'rss 474 521 'rss 257 468 549 542 21 fi-3 Valley Breok Ave Valley Brook Ave Freeman St. Kingsland Ave. Kingsland Ave. Orient Way Page Ave. Lake Ave. Ridge Road Ridge Road Paul ste Marion Ave. Grant Ave. Valley Brook Ave Cleve and Ave. Van Buren St. Ridge Road Page Ave. Roosevelt Ave. Tontine Ave. Watson Ave. Ridge Road Page Ave. Chase Ave. Chase Ave. Valley Brook Ave Third Ave. Green Ave. New York Ave. Fern Ave. Post Ave. Court Ave. Livingston Ave. Third St. Freeman St. Freeman St. Thlrd St. Page Ave. RlQge,Road Orient way Chase Ave. Rutherford Ave. Sixth St. Third St. Page Ave. Rutherford Ave. Lake Ave. Page Ave. Watson Ave. Post Ave. 6th St. Ridge Road Stuyvesant Ave. Rutherford Ave. Tenth St. Fifth St. Valley Brook Ave Kingsland Ave. Jay Ave. Ridge Road Sixth Street Roosevelt Ave. Jauncey Ave. 6th St. Oriental Pl. Riverside Ave. Travers Place .Third Ave. NICQQAHE 0 A Major Bright Eyes Rudy Penny Mickey Handy Alley Lazy Day Chowderhead Harpo Babe Buddy like Flo Carrie Ele Nan Pat Jay Lightning Inky Duke Red Pat Mrs 5 Fallot Hubbell Pat Figs Fritz Robin Hood Dave Throcky Frita Goody Dotty Grec Gres Jack Nell Toots Dots Eddy Kay Arlene Hay-Hay V1 Ray Marge Peas Octopus Anne Fat Jan Ginny Kelly Trudy Elise Jerry Jlnny Sis Krlcket Red Don Shorty Stinky Parson Red LIKES go5d51Ekes ood boys girls to sing music roller skating ice cream play hockey being happy beautiful girls chow-mein swing music ice skating sports good times stage shows chow-mein ice cream bowling dancing Sammy Kaye movies dancing happy people girls music baseball machines eating basketball horses bowling basketball bowling skating food football games sociable people tomatoes cocker spaniels sports reading roller skating baseball roller skating food good food almost everything U00 6 playing hockey radio basketball play clarinet boats ice cream skating New York City most everything guns food Pe Ao De ella' the Navy sports fishing bowling the Navy baseball blondes DISLIXBB BIRTHDAY USUALLY SEEN FAVORITE SAYING school Yay!! eaffhg 5 5 'THESE' -' nothing Jan. 6 in school Knock off conceited girls July 10 roller skating Christmas work Feb. 5 loaflng Wake up Joe snobs July 14 dancing Wait a minute clams Sept. 17 laughing What say kid? conceited girls July 4 at skating rink Darn it nosey people Feb. 5 writing letters Aw gee whiz long talks Aug. l studying Long time no see grouchy people Oct. 8 Murray's You're kidding getting up early Aug. 22 Jackson What do you say? homework Nov. 14 defense plant ,tor Pete's sake western music Apr. 23 at dances Well all reat dancing Har. 12 King Arthur How are you? homework Oct. 16 around school Whatchama call it fresh people June 7 singing Such ls life P. A. D. Dec. 20 around town Oh Christmas unhappy people June 7 walking You're a scream moody people Mar. 3 eating I betcha nothing July 29 bowling alleys Have you heard? report card Sept. 25 running Wants hear a Joke? mustaches Mar. 19 art room You a1n't kiddin nothing May 15 working What'll you have? new draft June 2 cleaning glasses Are you kidding? sour pusses Dec. 8 running Yipe liquors Nov. 9 Kueken's What's cookin? conceited people Oct. 13 in office Oh sakes homework Mar. 17 bowling Come again P. A. D. Aug. 12 driving Most naturally getting up early Mar. 2 Rangers A. C. That's all work Dec. 5 Dlaying basketball What's new snow Dec. 20 the gym Help! homework Oct. 14 bowling Aw gee yelling girls ' Oct. 13 relaxing Go 'way nothing Dec. 29 in school Knock-off school Mar. 29 relaxing You'll be gray zoot suits Feb. 26 eating What ya say walnut sundaes Jan. 25 talking What do you say conceited people Aug. 20 collecting Holy smoke homework Dec. 4 talking Lend me your paper purple lipstick Oct. 9 sharpening pencils Are you kidding? homework Mar. 20 loafing Jeepers sewing July 31 auditorium Oh gee gosh bossy people July 22 in school Man alive football Sept. 17 in the store Me too walking Jan. 14 chewing gum Oh nuts homework Apr. 12 dances Are you kidding English Apr. 2 at dances Are you kidding nothing Jan. 16 arguing Heck cold weather Dec. 31 having fun Are you kidding homework Aug. 4 around school Nuts teachers Oct. 15 blowing fuses You break my heart homework July 15 at the Ritz H1-ya kid movies . June 18 home studying Keep home fires lit called Jeanette Feb. 22 telling jokes No anything but that rain Mar. 24 in art room what did you say? school June 50 lazur's What's cooking? bossy people Aug. 25 going somewhere Hit the road catty people Feb. 11 talking That's just like you high-hat girls Sept. 1 Lyndhurst Rec What'll you have? homework Nov. 7 library Oh nuts P. A. D. Aug. 26 around school Gosh cakes Aug. 29 talking Take life easy homework Nov. ll with the fellows Hi, Speed swell heads Apr. 11 gas station Wouldn't you like to know? conceited people Mar. ll in school It says here cold weather June 6 cheering Hi-ya fat work Nov. 20 Naval Pier Tessie homework Dec. 51 riding in town Are you kidding MISS MOST tiff!!! IhE 's teak Aa Ma school classmates vacations basketball old friends swell girls worrying about stan. Dawn Patrol English class gas and tires classmates friends and teachers classmates sports boyfriend coffee biology colleagues school friends in service club meetings nothing commercial law boys in service pleasure driving class friends walking to school classmates old friends boys in service Leaders' Club automobile gym class pleasure driving gasollng old friends old friends 8883 coffee and sugar noise in lockers friends orchestra and choir sports pleasure driving car kids fellows in service Latin basketball games car coffee, sugar playing basketball teachers and kids fooling in P. A. D. Art Club gas fellows in Army kids in school butter and car friends basketball game arguments in P. A. D school friends in service extra activities cheering athletics teachers 58 EAME Edit Llva Frank Frank Llvelll Al Lopaclenski Gloria Lotito Francis Lupinacci Malcolm Macdonald Francis Malter William Mandel Lorraine Manglni Anthony Marottl Maria Marthenson Eleanor Mason Gloria Mayer Mary Mazur Edward Mc Donnell Jeanne Mc Farland Shirley Mc Ginn Elmer Miettnen Eileen Miller Yolanda Mlnasl Josephine Monaco Muriel Monsanto Rose Natoll William Neill Leroy Nichols Mary Nlcoletos Katherine Nowak William Orlikowski John O'Rourke Edwin Osback Janet Paterno John Patterson June Peters Anthony Petrlllo Robert Petrina Nick Pis nl Rgth Platt Frank Pogoda Stanley Pogoda Matthew Qulnzer Marirose Radell Mary Rago Leonore Ralph W1lda.Ranucp1 James Ratshln Kenneth Reysen Richard Rosencrans Charlotte Ruhnke Caroline Rumbold Henry Saft Louis St. Germain Philip Salmerl Cynthia Samuels Edward Sanborn Stanley Saullo Natalie Sauls Marie Scelsa Phyllis Scelsa ADDRESS 280 Siyvesant Ave . 159 554 572 158 508 222 559 515 655 514 208 516 772 249 287 201 657 587 615 669 40 504 119 740 548 121 506 562 441 621 525 620 240 625 180 19 518 518 152 579 570 210 717 512 224 596 512 244 566 442 712 507 559 515 559 262 262 Summit Ave. Freeman St. New Jersey Ave. Page Ave. Valley Bro ok Ave Rrdge Road Park Place Third Ave. New Jersey Ave. Stuyvesant Ave. Page Livingston Ave. Fifth St. Court Ave. Watson Ave. Page Ave. 5th Ave. Chase Ave. Second Ave. Valley Brook Ave Kearney St. Valley Brook Ave Post Ave. Fifth St. Second St. Post Ave. Fern Ave. gutherford Ave. ost Ave. Milton Ave. Forest Ave. Rutherford Ave. Mountain Way Fifth Ave. Forest Ave. Delafleld Ave. Post Ave. Pcst Ave e Jay Ave. Chase Ave. Fern Ave. Jay Ave. First St. Weart Ave. Post Ave. Forest Ave. Weart Ave. Pos t Ave s Page Ave. Third Ave. Stuyvesant Ave. Ridge Road Summer Ave. Sanford Ave. Travers Place Harrington Ave. Harrington Ave. NICKNAME Red Lope Glo Lupe Mac Duke Bill Larry Atlas Canouc El Glory Brown-eyes Mac Put-put Shirl Whlty Red Wanda Jo Moo Ro Bill Nick Shrimp Kay Puddy John Ed Pat nProfn Jackson Hoxy Sparks Drummer Boy Ruthie Frankie Stan Matt Maroee Ro Lee Willy Jimmy Ken Rosle Blondie Carol Mickey Louie Sal Sammy Sandy Sal Nat Twinee Twines IIKES Bowling dancing cocoa-cola movies girls food blondes music movies machines skiing movies pickle s men ln uniform apple ple lots of fun movies lemon pie swimming to eat sailors .roller-skating movies to talk traveling no homework good sports fishing talking aviation music classical music WMy Devotion' sports radio spaghetti children ice-skating bowling dogs service men reading flowers dancin football apple pie girls roller-skating snow women everything blondes chem. explos 1 ons broadcasts corny music horseback riding dancing dancing DISLIKES Veronlca fake hair style nothing strawberries ban on pleas- ure driving dancing getting up getting up between periods stenography dull subjects sarcastic people be disappointed dull people homework report cards mustaches homework boiled onions 8:15 politics pegged pants Jazzy music sewing nothing dictators totlng books conceited people braggers homework show offs Trig canned peaches staring Yankees carrying books garlic two-legged cats stuck-up girls cold mornings crowds homework to draw discourteius waiting homework getting up conceited people concelted people reading over shoulders work nothing big mouths butter on bread walking homework homework homework pet names BIRTHDAY Aug. 3U Feb. 26 Mar. 9 Apr. 7 Nov. 25 Mar. 4 Nov. 24 Apr. 9 Mar. 28 Dec. 1 Aug. 12 Oct. ll May 2 June 21 Mare 1 Mar. 23 Feb. 20 June 27 Sept. 25 July 8 Jan. 27 Nov. 27 Nov. 28 Dec. 17 Aug. 29 Jane 6 Aug. 16 Aug. 14 Oct. 51 Aug. 29 June 5 Mar. 9 Jan. 29 Nov. 15 Dec. 14 Feb. ll May 1 Dec. 12 Dec. 12 Sept. 8 Feb. 17 Aug. 7 Aug. 10 May 22 June 8 Dec. 14 May 10 Aug. 7 Aug. 13 Mar. 10 Sept. 2 Oct. 19 Oct. 21 June 14 Juee 1- Aug. 19 hme25 June 25 USUALLY SEEN FAVORITE SAYING Eowllng AE gee talking Blow your whistle Ridge Road Who's your Mama? talking Are you kidding? driving truck taking it easy with the gang around twwn movies looking our windows around town rushing office bakery taking life easy rushing to H.R. walking Gus's strollin You're crazy I'll do it tomorrow Knock off Gad Jeepers On you it looks good Solid Are you kidding? My cow Stop kidding Sure Oh devil You're not kiddin Don't sleep late 8 eating skating Rivoll Theatre reading with books 55 5152 MOST chemistry class Friday gym class Dawn Patrol getting up early some of the teachers football tires and gas fun in class F. A. D. class classmates friends football games that certain one from Morristown art classes P. A. D. class moron jokes kids playing commandos pleasure driving dances basketball basketball games classmates friendly companions teachers eating with books eating Wh1t6y'S talking taking life easy Ritz Theatre borrowing pencil writing to Cal. in the halls with rad1o's Mountain Way talking bowling New York school McCrory's counting stamps library Sym at Great Lakes around school Ritz Pharmacy smiling hurrying bowling alleys G1eeson's blondes rushing around town arguing studying with sister with sister Oh murder Solid Are you kiddin? Ye gads I don't know Gosh Is that right? Are,you kiddin? Hiya what do you say? Well Go on- Oh gee Yes dear Don't get excited You got a case kid Calling C. Q. What's cooking? Nhat a beaut Go blow You never can tell That's neat You jar me Oh yeah! Oh goodness Please You gripe me Holy crow Close your mouth, there's a draft Gee whiz Good grief How are the girls? H1 Never give up Oh crumb What's cooking That isn't right Oh nuts That's what you think Phooey arguments Tri-Y all my friends school pl old frien ch mistry orchestra person in football tires and interesti friends nys ds lab Air Corps gasoline ng assemblies fun in school Gym sugar and school pa extra act classmate cheering the gang Dawn Patr butter ls ivities s ol classmates classmates sixth perio the fellows comedians 1 car Dawn Patrol classmates summer vdca d hunger n class tion tests and homework l '1'T?- 1 dances NAME Eleanor Schau Arthur Schmidt Donald Scholz Anne Schrader Robert Schreckeneteln George Schuck James Schumacher Angle Scucci Marie Secola Madeline Servldio Kenneth Shafer Claire Bheary Robert Sibillo Theresa Signorlle John Simonak Nancy Simone George Simeon Virginia Simson Mar e Slnopoli Frank Slvolella Blanche Slahor Andrew. .Sml th Lilllanlsmith Warren Souza Grace.Spalluto Lawrence Sparta Lucie Spltale Alex Stelmack Fred Stevener Barbara Stumpf John Sugalskl Vlcent Sugalskl Betty Summerton Ethel Swenson Lewis Tampke Robert Thaller Jeanne Thalmann John Tholstadt Gertrude Thorne Audrey Tletjen Robert Tirgrath Warren Tobiason Alice Van Enige Rcee Marie Vavrik Betty laldeck Leonard Walker Benedict Walsh Grace Waterman Eileen Weber Richard Weber Audrey Weier David Westervelt Claire Whelan William Wilczynskl Jess Williams Audrey Wilson Constance Zales ADDRESS llg Rfngsland Avenue :nv 140 aes 125 451 so 674 as :se 650 vas 625 5:54 504 420 420 004 val 602 641 414 soo 454 'ne 65 363 425 254 758 423 104 551 612 738 523 251 521 201 468 10 282 514 609 127 347 241 636 199 250 521 261 601 365 268 640 Livingston Ave. Willow Ave. Post Ave. Pine Street Forest Ave. Post Ave.A Stuyveshnt AVS. Valley Brook Ave. Summit Ave. Stuyvesant Ave. Fourth St. Third Ave. New Jersey Ave. Post Ave. Copeland Ave. Rutherford Ave. Rutherford Ave. Freeman St. ,Second Ave. Chase Ave. New Jersey Ave. Third Ave. Valley Brook Ave. Kingsland Ave. Meyer Ave. Orient Iay Fourth St. Sixth Ave. Page Ave. Ten Eyck Ave. Forest Ave. Jly Aves Summer Ave. Fourth Street Rutherford Ave. Octavia Place Page Ave. Kingsland Ave. Post Ave. Secdhd Ave. Delafield Ave. Travers Place Page Ave. Fifth Ave. PG t Avae Weart Ave. Pm t AV6e Eighth St. Page Ave. Oriental Pla ce Page Ave. Travers Place Newark Ave. Lake Ave. Forest Ave. Imthe rford Ave . NIUKNAIE EIIOY Schmidt Butch Annie Bob George -Jim Shorty Rae Maddy Kenny Clllre Heb' Terry Johnny Nan George Ginny Marie Slv Blanchey Andy Lil Sou Little One Stingy Lu A1 Steve Bob Smig Slug Pee Wee Eddy Bud Links The Boss Johnny Trudy Tieg Bob Toby Alice Rose Bets Len y Ben Gra E1 Doc Aud Davy Mac Will Juicy Willie Connie Ecefcieamy H. R. 5 soot suits soda pop swimming vacations 4 IIOYQ C I1 cowboys music music Q meat balls piano swimming to rest chickens dancing girls anclng chow-mein sports money armed forces Jeeps sparts candy dancing dancing pleasure driving swimming spaghetti horseback riding airplanes basketball roller-skating dancing ice skating toy animals food everything chow-mein swi ming skating licorice drops movies music movies movies theaters ice cream N. Y. Giants movies ice cream club meetings to sleep blondes SYN . children DESLIKES BIRTHDAY USUALLY SEEN FAVORITE SAYING homework ' ' ' Jie' 8 iytihflff' Gee' , 'I 'E'5Ehgry English teachers June 12 arguing with Knock off English teacher homework Jan. 24 lurI'Il!'3 Knock off homework Jan. 14 art room Oke Doke pumpkin pie April 2 eating Oh chemistry April 7 L. R. C. Knock yourself out work June 5 at drugstore What a Jerk literature July 5 McCrory's Honey silly fellows July 24 reading Are you kidding? homework June l with service boys I thought I'd die lack of gas Hay 29 in the Ak? Not lately house work June 24 roller skating Goodness knows smoking Oct. 18 with friends H1 pal called Tessie June l doing nothing If I dood it-- splnach Jan. 31 Whitey's store Heck coke May 13 dancing Oh boy getting up Aug. 15 in movies Gee whiz nothing Aug. 29 in Rutherford Heavenly days F. A. D. Feb. 21 at Betty's Goodness homework Feb. 7 at Ritz Holy mackeral work Dec. 51 movies Oh, baloney nothing June 23 atxhome- Don't give up corney jokes Feb. 19 at Semrow's Ya huh homework Nov. 21 Men's Shop Who's ya friend? snobs Oct. 3 swim ing Malarky girls Aug. 28 bowling alleys Wise up show-offs Jan. 26 eating Christmas dances July 23 driving truck For Pete's sake! zoot suits Aug. 25 swimming Hello kid conceit Jan. 12 McCrory's what a line D most girls Aug. 17 Rosen's How are you making out? dancing Oct. 27 working Me three conceit Oct. 9 bus waiting Are you klddin? 8:15 A. M. Aug. 20 walking Are you Kidding? spaghetti July 15 in the movies Sharp as a razor snakes Oct. 14 in cafeteria Don't get tough homework Apr. 13 in grocery Are you kidding? cats Apr. 27 McCrory's Come now homework lay 5 eating Yeah-hey? peas Oct. 25 in halls No trouble Sept. 2 with Bud Oh yeah? cranberries Nov. 15 smiling Gee whiz bossy people June 12 bus waiting Gee whiz conceit Feb. 18 with orchestra Wat'cha know? English Feb. 23 riding bus Don't get excited zoot suits June 14 Deckert's Knock yourself out stenography Sept. 1 in movies Crimps homework June 17 in art room H1-Ya Brooklyn Mar. 21 coming to school Good grafy Dodgers hqmgggfk Mar. 5 with friends Oh crumb girls Apr. 14 in movies Oh nuts conceit July 29 in school It can be fixed getting up Mar. 25 Z1ggy's Yeah huh conceit Nov. 1 on Wilson Ave. Knock off conceit Mar. 27 having a good Oh you fresh kid! time onions Aug. 20 walking Oh, man 61 MISS HOST getting up at 5550 home room 5 cuffs on pants Lighthouse friends automobiles the gang kids hikes to school dances automobiles assemblies sports seeing sun rlse Jokes gang ln school school dances friends L. O. football men farmed forces! school chums gas football dances talking to Phyllis B. friends tires Home room 3 friends pleasure riding dawn patrol English class good times in class IhWn.Ratrol Pvt. 3276054 aviation classmates account books teachers waking me the office assemblies pleasure driving orchestra homework pleasure driving P. A. D. school clubs everything in school friends gabbing with teacher everything in school classmates pleasurefdriving Sym friends m, ..,x: - ' .3 .- '. . -:,.. , ..,. AME: Fir: , .... I It w'. ..... .e 'A '- 'Q' ..,. - 1 ' f 4 -n + 4 gin.: ff E5-551: ..-f A .' '- 5 ,ia:51'1r-1-12:12121112-ftifggggsn f:f1-1-:af ..,,. f' ,,',' '.., 5' Alt. . A-V' -Q: -I ' -EgigE,iFfTff.1:1:p2,f-'-' 'f -fr-ff ' ra .2 ' 1 '::'f- ,U W ,.,, .... .- ----f-.- ...V,,.. , jf, . M ......'. ' - . 4 - ' V ..., ... hsmiitfi . . ., J , :3ggiQQgfjy:-x A,,... 4 3 ' 5 T - i, xt lf'-si' Q' .-'ni W: ' ,y y 1 y - g . f :-v '-'2 f ' '. ' f' . - L , U I .L . . In Hj'Tv.1':ie::-Wtizlv -'-: , . , ff? -I .psf .1 . . f V 'Z , -5 . I Y ' ' I 1 A -.x-::-ge-mv As we walked up the gangpl nk of the ship that was to take us out on the se of life, we wonderedfwhai the future held in store for us. And looking out on t horizon, our imaginations played with thoughts like these: Joseph Jeanne Angela Evelyn Stella Annuzzi will play Morris Arla will own his Concetta Arminio will be nothing Abrams will teach the Conga at Arthur Murray's school of dancing. Abrahamson will be in charge of decorating the White House. Adduchio will be the private secretary to a famous HollywoodIproducer. Alborea will continue her education in business school--smart girl! the leading role in a famous movie. factory--one that manufactures footballs. a proof reader to do but read Dorothy Aston will inspire another book Christine Azinaro will go to college--a Marlnus Bgkalg will keep on running his of gas and tires. Edwin Baker will be taking the pictures goes into the army. ln a publishing house where she will hav the latest books. called 'The Letters of a Patriot. co-ed college. gas station and have an unlimited supply of the graduating classes when Mr. Semrc Albert Barbieri will be president of the Lyndhurst Loafers' League. Marjor1eBarnett idll fly bombers to England as a member of the Ferry Command. Edith Bassinder will do bookkeeping the easy way--by machine. Norman Bayer will be cited for bravery in action by President Roosevelt, Anthony Benedict will, some day, be Vice-President of something. .fig Fred Bentzien will complete a flying trip to the moon. ififfy -6 .112 ': KF :- :j,,5:':fej55 Claire Berg will be head buyer for Russeks of New York City. 2 il B Q- ID U1 0 In B 0 'S 'Ui I-H Ol-4 ffl-4 C '10 01 UID F-id' :Cf 0 I-4 S OD '1 0613 O0 :Sm Dev d' 010 MO e l-' I-I 0 0 cf H- O D O Ha B O 4 H 0 EEE 'x.3'J-E15 F. 'fan' ' A.. 4 Anne Billand will be another Lady with the Limp, Charles Blum will be the owner of Blum I Kennels or Uncle Charlie's Dog House . HQEQWQMQHHQQQ Nui, -ggmwmmaww 'Z . L fi, , l..l-in-1 l B - s 2 fav as Ygn hn , . ' . - .rl l d.- ' ' ' '-rsh... A, - 11 , ',, , 'HL N si 'af - iff . . ..: .. .V ' .af as fvf' r ' I I ' ' ' . ' 't3Ag'f'15m':'wf.fJ'-151 V' :fig 4 1 ' I 'al A i ' ---, ' 1 -1'. 1T': .E:':fJi:-' ., ' ' ' ' . '- - '- ' ' ' . ff:E53'57'- 'L .mj . far- ' zizzfz., f ' ' '4 :: f ,ffl..-.:..:E,E.1-iii '-sn-,E1,vgQw?-'4:- J ' ,ff 1.2. 4 ,. ' ff. . . , -, 1 .M,w,..QH- . N, .yv,. '- 'b 'I ' 4 U , . ' :uimggefg-ii! V . .: ,I ' . - ' - Hifi' 231- Q- 1? ' W . - 5 M,.wg3 ra.,-..,, f,g0 , K I Z ' f . ' ' ,. i ' . , , '- . , A I Q A --..,,.,, A .AI . ' I . U - 173'-I ,. f N '711-' . . 1 ,I i 5i'f5 f3m :-,:':5:5f .-.:,1,,..--,:.i.g-W: ,. Hg., -LZ. 1.14. Edward Blumenstock will design the planes that Bob Slbilio will test. Doris Boekemmn will be Dr. G1'llespie's protege. Robert Bogle will be another policeman. Angie Boglive will go right on knitting sweaters for her sailor. Phyllis Benelli will be a hostess at the Stage Door Canteen. Sally Bongiorno will dance at the Stork Club. Bernice Breuer will be a lifeguard at Gliffwood Beach. Richard Brockman will be a noted Wall Street Financier. James Bulloch will follow in his brother's footsteps, Josephine Capacclo wilg have the largest collection of phonograph records in the U. . Elvira Caputo will be the highest paid dancer in New York. Ralph Cardillo will be captain of the New York G1a1t's football team. Theresa Carucci will be a fancy roller skater. John Catena will be a grease monkey at Hickam Field in Pearl Harbor. Daniel Checki will be one of the Country's outstanding criminal lawyers. Donald Chiafulio will be the Art Editor of the Army Air Corps Magazine. Adele Ciccone will book basketball games for L. I. U. Bob Cloughley wraves a military life--and uniform. Hg ggmg John Colie will be a major in the Army. Q . gg Doris Congro will be a white-collar girl. in E353 Rudolph Cortese will write a book called 'How to be a Successful Farmer. Hgh' QQ MQEQ, Nettie Crupi will be a superintendent of nurses at a ...,aw . Hollfmd hospital- It Michael Gucci will be a famous cartoonist. Madeline Daloia will do fancy roller-skating. 'Ewa HQ QBEW. -1: ., :r:, - , :mug .. aww lL?:?i5Er.:1. - . :., f: .1 'u343::5,-:L ,M sm wg aww? 4' ' . E! 5 fix: :':'5:'i'3:,i. . . 1.1: -ruff -.akgagl 'Ry '.3-13.3-., ' 'f -- --. 1-.':.z E.-, -:lu 5' 'fgege 245554 lui-gh ':E:7'5 Tix... 7:51. Eltriede Daub will be the secretary to a noted commercial artist. James Day will, some day, run for president. I Donald Decker will be seen coaching a famous basketball team. Matthew De Francisco will be a pilot, and after the war, will own an airplane. Josephine Delcore will organize a band in the WAVES. Michael De Luca will stay in the Navy, he likes it so much. Michael De Nicola will be general manager of King Arthur's Food Market. Florence Derby will be head bookkeeper at Lockheed. Caroline D1 Flumeri will record many songs on famousblueacomposers. Eleanor Domenico will be a model for F1tch's shampoo. Annabelle Downey will be a private nurse for n wealthy employer. Patricia Dunning will take over Cholly Kn1ckerbocker's column on the New York Journal American. Jay Eckert will manage the largest bowling alleys of the country. Eugene Egan will be known as the 'Dancing Ensign' in the Navy. Ann English will teach English at Saratoga University. Frederick Ernst will run his own 'Ernst Stat1on.' Annamae Eufemia will be successful ln the business world. Patricia Eustace will be Dr. Kildare's assistant in his research lab. John Exel will make marvelous discoveries in the agr1cultur1st's world. Marie Fallatico will be the soloist in the band that rates No. l in 1948. Frank Ferrara will live up to his nickname nHubbel' ln the baseball world. Patrick Ferrara will be an agent for Ford. Dominick Flgliolina will work hard and become a business executive. Ferdinand Gambone will play basketball with a championship team. Corinne Gerold will be teaching trig to the seniors at L. H. S. David Gillette will be a second Don Budge, but on a smaller scale--table tennis. Robert Gilmore will own a drug store and give free sodas once a week. Everett Golembiewskl will sink subs for Uncle Sam. William Gooderham will teach Sonja Henle a few tricks. Dorothy Grapltan will enlist in the SPARS. Alfred Greco will manage his own football team. George Greco will lead his own orchestra. John Grinnan will be one of those super salesmen that will sell refrigerators to the Esklmos. Nellie Groenewegen will keep on practicing and reading a book entitled 'How to Keep from Blush1ng.' 65 Thelma Haenggi will be Sonja Hen1e's protege. Dorothy Haggerty will write books like 'Sue Barton, Superintendent Nurse.' Edna Hansen will be a professional roller skater. Kay Hansen will do office work'and marry her boss. Arlene Hauck will own and operate her own skating rink. Mary Hay will be a teacher at Arthur Murray's. llfolet Hayes will be a famous stamp collector. Raymond Hearns will take over Westbrook Pegler's column on the New York World Telegram Marjorie Hough will have charge of the L. H. S. cafeteria. Eugene Houghton will be found handing out cigars after his victorious election. Thomas Houghton will be found announcing for C. B. S. Anne Iula will make somebody a lovely little housewife. Anthony Joaquin will be a member of the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra. Janetta Johnston will be another Gracie Allen. Virginia Kaas will be the Hg! X255 Times star reporter. Rose Kelly will build another skating rink like Dreamland. lary Kin will have charge of the 'Teen Age' shop in one of New York's leading depart- ment stores. Elise Kirchdoerffer will graduate from Traphagen. R -hobert Kirchner will make guns his hobby--but keep it a hobby, please! Virginia Kleckner will fill her father's shoes as a school teacher. Madeline Kloster will portray 'Ros1e, the Riveter' in a defense plant. Doris Krlck will join the WAVES. Leonand Kucher will name his plane 'Cutie Puss' when he is in the Air Corps. Donald Leet will own his own hunting and fishing lodge deep in the woods. Ruth Lehne will be a P. N. R. fProfess1onal Navy Rooterl. Pearl Lehnes will be third from the left, first row front, in the Rockettes of Radio City. Wendell Leier will send us souveniers from Tokyo when he goes there with General Doolittle. Reding Leming will be a defense worker and an aviator all in one. Edward Liva will take over his father's medical practice. Frank Llvelli will be blowing glass into fancy designs. Alizy Lopacienski just wants to be a married man. Gloria Lotlto will be a swimming instructress at the Y. W. C. A. Francis Lupinaccl will mend your leaky pipes, because he is going to be a plumber. Malcolm Macdonald will lead his own army. Francis Maiter will organ120 a group of fellow architects into a swing band. William Mandel will be author of a joke book, or else write Bob Hope's jokes. Lorraine Mangini will be a famous movie actress. Anthony'Harotti will work his way up as foreman in the machine division in the Worth- ington Pump Works. Maria Marthenson will be a skl instructress at Sun Valley. Eleanor Mason will be an admiral in the WAVES. Gloria Mayer will keep up to date on all the latest novels and keep us posted. Mary Mazur will he an army hostess. Edward Mc Donnell will te a comedian because he's always wise-cracking. Joanne Mc Farland will be a little WAAC. Shirley Mc Ginn will fly her own plane in the Powder Puff Derby. Elmer Miettinen will be a captain in the army overseas. Eileen Miller will be New Jersey's Eleanor Holmes. Yolanda Minasi will be a navy nurse somewhere in the Pacific. Josephine Yonaco will be a lieutenant in the SPAPS. Muriel Monsanto will be a nurse on a hospital ship. Rose Natoli will work for a producer and get tickets to see all the big stage shows. William Neill will become a nsilver-tongued oratorn. Leroy Nichols will be known as Colonel Nichols ln the Air Corps. wary Nlcoletos will be an official in the Stock Exchange. Katherine Nowak will be a nurse in the Marine Corps. William Orlikowskl will have his own cabin in the woods where he can hunt and fish to his heart's content. John 0'Rourke will replace Roosevelt, if and when he is defeated. Edwin Osback wlllgplay Tarzan in place of Johnny Weismuller. Janet Paterno will be another nurse stationed in the Pacific. John Patterson will be a comrtnation of Dr. Kildare and Father Flannagan. June Peters will be a WAAC seargent in California. Anthony Petrillo will be known as Lockheed's star mechanic. Robert Petrina will organize another-radio station. Ruth Platt will be found in a huge country place as a governess to the children of th Frank PogodZS:ill.araduate from Casey Jones with Flying Colors. Stanley Pogoda will be invaluable to Uncle Sam as a tool maker. Matthew Quinzer will test pipes for Kaywoodle. Narlrose Radell will be one of those perky air hostesses for American Airlines. Mary Rose Rage will be assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury. Lenore Ralph will be a resturant manager. Wllda Ranuccl will model for Ipana Toothpaste ads. James Ratshln will reside in Hawaii after the war and sip pineapple juice all day lo 67 Kenneth Reysen will be a concert pianist. Richard Rosencrans will raise chickens. Charlotte Ruhnke will compete with some of the professional bowling champions. Carolina Rumbold will be a Hollywood fashion designer. Henry Saft will be a famous news commentator. Louis St. Germain will improve his woodcraft and build his own home. Phillip Sdlmerl will manage the most famous football team in the country. Cynthia Samuels will be a mad chemist. Edward Sanborn will be another Admiral in Uncle Sam's Navy. stanley Saullo will tdce over Bob Hope's program. Natalie Sauls will be the efficient secretary to the next Senator of New Jersey. Scelsa Twins will give a concert in Carnegie Hall. Eleanor Schau will be the owner and operator of Mme. Schau's Hat Shoppe. Arthur Schmidt will be a forest ranger--thrilling lsn't lt? Donald Scholz will mechanlze parachutes. Anne Shrader will design women's wearing apparel for 1960. Robert Schreckensteln will be a commerical artist for Colliers. George Shuck will portray the tough seargent in 'This ls the Army.' James Schumacher will be the 92nd president of the U. S. Angle Scucci will own a dude ranch out on the prairles. Marie Secola will distract her employer by flashing those big brown eyes. Madelfhe.Sorv1d1o will be a private secretary to the President of the Beech Nut Company Kenneth Shafer will be an Admiral ln the Navy by the time he reaches his 40th birthday. Claire Sheary will write a column for the lovesick youth. Theresa Signorlle will be patriotic and walk to work each morning. John Simonak likes to sleep but there will be no time for that in the Navy. Nancy Simone will be a hostess at Roseland. George Simson will be president of 'General Simson Motors. Virginia Simson will take over her father's photography business and become famous. Marie Slnopoli will be a famous journalist on the Chicago gall. Frank Sivolella will be a navigator in the Navy. Blanche Slahor will be Altman's head buyer. Andrew Smith will be a fighting leatherneck just like Tyrone Power. Lillian Smith will be a Powers' model. Warren Souza will make a good Marine if he can fight as well as he plays football. Grace Spalluto will entertain the sailors as a singer. Larry Sparta will join the Navy and see the world. Lucie Spitale will have a radio program and read bedtime stories to the children. Alex Stelmack will reupholster your own furniture. Fred Stevener will own an airplane factory. Barbara Stumpf will own a mink farm. 'John Sugalskl will be an internationally known aviator. Vincent Suglaski will be found doing anything that does not require work. Betty Summerton will be a traveling saleslady for Fuller Brush. Ethel Swenson will spend her spare tire at the Rockefeller Skating Rink. Louis Tampke and Bob Tirgrath will make a handsome pair of Air Corps cadets. Robert Thaller will advertise Adler Elevator Shoes, for height. Jeanne Thalmann is going to buy all the clothes her heart desires. John Tholstadt will pilot a plane for Uncle Sam. Gertrude Thorne will be a celebrated lawyer. Audrey Tletjen will be a member of the Ballet Russo. Warren Tobiason will be one of those dare-devil test pilots, charging S200 per test Alice Van Enige will model for Halo shampoo. Rose Marie Vavrick will be a famous doctor at Bellevue Hospital. Eetty Waldeck will be a chemist in Bell Laboratories. Leonard Walker will, some day, be president of the Acme Stores. Benedict Walsh will be the foreign news correspondent for the Commercial Leader. Grace Waterman will tour the wild and wooly West by train. Eileen Weber will be a commercial artist for 12522. Richard Weber will be a secret agent for the F. B. I. Audrey Weler will be manager of De P1nna's department store on Fifth Avenue. David Westervelt will replace Harry James at the Astor Roof. Claire Whelan will be e per-r-r-r-r- r-sonal secretary. William Wilczynski will journey around the world in his home-made heliocopter. Jess Williams will be a millionaire ----- millions of blondes. Audrey Wilson will take Miss Horstman's place in L. H. S. Constance Zales will design clothes in Hollywood's M. G. M. studios. YW, ,I-nn I if M A-ll W , i 1 5' 1 'F , Y ' 114 ... z t Q If '55, rw' 4 -f 42.11 x fi EE 4- - wail H at if . 4 4. A, 1 Fl: 4 I ! 4 N s 0 .,x ..., -qi. '. if 'if B . F 5 'U .ANU--Q -,Q , F , :N s ,fyo 19, L 27'-Q? '1Pf4ia,.n .fm naT' i -+R 1 ., i. if , . ' gy ?.jI:est '7'-f--ffl . , I l U 3 i A A A jg '5 ,hos 5 L-sis 'V-Ccee dig? 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To become a member of the Girls' Leaders Club a girl must have earned fif- teen gym polnts as a sophomore, or twenty points as a Junior, must show out- standing qualltles of sportsmanship and leadership, and participate in all activities. The Leaders Club ls under the direction of the Girls' Leaders Council and Miss Horstman. Members referee and manage intramural sports, take charge of afternoon gym classes, and sell war bonds and stamps ln the home rooms. The members of our class belonging to this club are: Bernice Breuer Ruth Lehne Adele Clcoone Josephine Monaco Ann English Virginia Simson Edna Hansen Marie Slnopoll .GLrlg' Leaders Council Motto: 'The Leader can accomplish what others dare not try.' The Girls' Leaders Council is in charge of the entire intramural program under the supervision of Miss Horstman. The girls on the Council are chosen from the Leaders Club because of their outstanding ability in anything pertain- ing to sports. The Council members are: Christine Azlnaro, president Jeanne Abrahamson Claire Berg Patricia Eustace Corinne Gerold Mary Rago Audrey Wilson Awardg At the end of each semester awards are given to those girls who have taken a special interest in athletics. To achieve any of these awards is an honor which everyone strives to attain. For earning twenty-five gym points a girl receives her numerals, for fifty points a monogramg for seventy-five points a six-inch 'L'g and for oneahundfed points a gold basketball. The following girls have earned awards: Numerals- Jeanne Abrahamson, Christine Azlnaro, Claire Berg, Bernice Breuer, Adele Clccone, Florence Derby, Ann English, Patricia Eustace, Corinne Gerold, Edna Hansen, Ruth Lehne, Eleanor Mason, Josephine Monaco, Mary Rago, Angle Scuccl, Virginia Simson, Marie Sinopoli, Audrey Wilson Monogram- Jeanne Abrahamson, Christine Azinaro, Claire Berg, Bernice Breuer, Adele Ciccone, Florence Derby, Ann Engl1sh.,PaSr1c1a Eustace, Corinne Gerold, Edna Hansen, Ruth Lehne, Josephine Monaco, Mary Rago Letter- Corinne Gerold Bgggetball out on top: Basketball seems to be the favorite sport among the girls. Two night leagues with four teams in each were formed. After many thrilling games two teams came Mggggy Ngght Legggg Wednegdgy Night gggggg Ann English, Captain Josephine Monaco, Captain Jeanne Abrahamscn Rose Monaco Marie De Gisi Frances Numera Estelle Duda Florence Derby Thelma Hansen Carmella Lugllo Katherine Nowak Annette Russo Margaret Thomas Grace Pisano Rose Rigante Audrey Wilson Mildred Gerard Elaine Roeschke Then, the two winners-clashed for the championship. When the smoke of battle cleared we found that Josephine Monaco's team was victorious. The members of the winning team were presented with gold basketballs at the Awards Assembly. Adele Ciccone was basketball manager. For inter-class basketball, Miss Horstman picked twelve girls from each class, after tryouts. These four teams played each other, and the Seniors, the champions, had their name engraved on the basketball trophy. Members of the Senior team are: Christine Azinaro, Captain Ruth Lehne Jeanne Abrahamson Josephine Monaco Bernice Breuer Muriel Monsanto Ann English Angie Scucci Edna Hansen ' T Rose Marie Vavrik Anna Iula Audrey Wilson Volleyball. Volleyball is another popular sport. The girls formed teams in gym classes and played games at night. The members of the winning team received gold volley- balls. Adele Cicoone and Ruth Lehne proved to be capable volleyball managers. APQHGPX ' In the fall, archery is the main activity. The girls shoot outside until the t. very cold weather comes. Then, ln the spring, they hold an archery tournamen The first four winners receive awards. Table Tennis h th r to table tennis matches The In gym classes the girls challenge eac o e . winners in each class play to determine the champion, who is awarded a gold key, and the runner-up, who receives a silver key. Winner of Foul Shooting Contest Grace Spalluto 7 9 soars' spears roorsgg., Because of Mr. Murburg's enlistment into the U. S. Navy, Mr. Page took over the coaching of the Lyndhurst Bears. Moet people feared that Mr. Page was a little in- experienced ln this new work but he had both played and coached football and baseball during his school days. Some of the fellows from last year's team who returned this year were Petrillo, Leier, and Cardlllo. Wendell Leier who was center, and captain of the team, left just before the Ramsey game to do his part for our country as a member of the U. S. Navy. The Bears, however, made the best of hls absence from the squad, and managed to turn in a 7-0 victory over Ramsey. The following is a list of some of the players of the squad: Backfleld: anthony Petrillo a ph C rdlllo Robert glblllo Malcolm Macdonald Line Center: Wendell Leler Guards: James Duffy and Rudolph Grimm Tackles: James Ratshln and Richard Weber Ends: Morris Arla and Louis Tampke In the backfleld, Robert Slbillo displayed some very fine passing to his fellow players. Petrillo and Cardlllo were the two speedy fellows you saw skimming around the ends while Macdonald did a lot of the plunging and blockingr. However, all the praise should not go to the men in the backfield because without the find team work and coordination of the line they would not have done very well. It takes eleven men working and pulling together to make a good and successful team. BASKETBALL This season the Lyndhurst basketiers managed to turn ln a few wins and concluded a better season than last year. The main thing that holds the Lyndhurst basketball players back is their noticeable lack of ball handling. Most of thefellows have never played much before they reached high schoolg whereas ln other echools they have teams in grammar schoolg so that when they come to play with the high school team they are seasoned players. Coach Martin Dolan spotted this trouble immediately and decided to do something about lt. He started a league and got the younger fellows interested in basketball. So far, it looks as though the high school will see some find teams in the future. 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Hayes Miss Phollls Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Blckert Mr. and Mrs. Charles Galllng Alexander Mlrken Mr. and Mrs. George Nlcoletos Mr. and Mr. John mlth nr. and Mrs. John Everson nerbert Mueller Horace Dubell, U. 8. Coast Guard Mrs. Arthur D. Van Wlnkle Mrs. Harrison Wood Mrs. W. Wilson Valle Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kin Pvt. Baltszl A. Kin Stan Luke Kin Miss Jean Sareteky Mr. Bhd Mrs. A. Clsrdella Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vogel Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Reuter Mlss Mary Klein Mrs. Amy Dlvlne Mlss Betty Swenson Vincent Natoll Miss Bessie Natoll Harry Formica Mlss Dorls Natoll Miss Mary Mangravlte Mrs. Albert Bssslnder Miss Rita Basslnder Anthony Perrotts Edward Olowskl Daniel Flcacol, U. S. Coast Guard Mr. and Mrs. M. Groenewegen Mr. and Mrs. L. Burgs Mr. and Mrs. F. Langhorst Mlss Pearl Bmlth Mlss Barbara Ann Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. M. Burgs Vincent Matthews Anthony Petrlllo Norman Alexander Mlss Carolyn Carplno Mlss Josephine Cerullo Carmine Gambone Ferdinand Geracl Mr. and Mrs. W. Goodsrhsm Mr. and Mrs. Peter Favaro James Phllllps Paul Salvatore Morris Weber Joseph Pranchlno Mr. and Mrs. Alex Weber Mr. and Mrs. Gasplerlk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Petrlna H. E. Cox Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Mlller . and Mrs. Melvllle M. Mc Klnlay M Mg. and Mrs. A. Menehaw Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Miller Mrs. John Stephen Mrs. M. Gaffney M.'A. Gaffney Mr. and.Mrs. P. Beerbo Mr. and Ire. u. s. Derby J. J. Gaffney Mlse Catherine Iula Mrs. William Johnston Mr. Bllls Bentley Richard Shears Mr. and Mrs. . Shear! Egtrong Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pater Miss Jewel Aston Mr. and Mrs. Marold Dehn Joseph Zlrpoll Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meyer Sam Vltola Herman Schwarz Mr. and Hrs. Frank Hulln Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stevener Mlse Frances Grlnnan Mr. L. A. Grinnan Mrs. L. A. Grlnnan Leo A. Grlnnan Jr., AMM sfo, U. S. Navy Joseph Flgllollna Mies Mari Flgllolina Mr. and rs. Joseph Checkl Mr. and Mrs. Carmlne Flgllollna Miss Lucy Flgllollna Harry Versen Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hough F, G. Ebeary F. W. Allen E. C. Lynn Jack Gamecook Btutz Emedlo Galuoel Robert Gerstsnmeler Tony Rent Mr. and Mrs. J. Caputo Mr. and Mr.s B. Rlcadela Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Haenggl Mr. and Mrs. Meuhllng Mrs. Christine Johansen Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hasnggl Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Trier Pvt. Robert C. Fleming, Jr. Mrs. George P. Simson William Plerle Walter Haggerty Mrs. Walter Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. Chrlg Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Davlss Frank Murrai Mlss Irene aggerty Miss Marguerite Calabrese Ferdle and Ann Mr. and Mrs. Jess E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. J. Joy Mr. and Mrs. Charleslsehumaoher Mrs. Agnes Loprestl Joseph La Museo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lshne Mr. and Mrs. G. Goods Ralph De Gregorio Mr. and Mrs. Daub William Daub Mrs. Lucille Davenport Mlss Doris Tarket John Luccls, U. S. Army Robert Jones Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grapatln Joseph Post Mr. and Mrs. John Exel Mr. and Mrs. Wllllsm Chalmers Peter F. Curolo Mlss Marie Paolazzl Mr. and Mrs. William J. Nell Norman L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo Johnson Mr. and Mrs. J. Nell Mr. and Mrs. Felix Prudent Mr. and Mrs. R. Roper Joseph Roper Mrs. J. Meder Mr. and Mrs. I. Behuck Mr. and Mrs. J. Marrs eeph Ghlglla Jo Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. William Purchase Mrs. Milton Macdonald Mrs. J. Eckert Mrs. Jos. Paterno Mrs. Walter Molloy Mrs. A. E. Monsanto Mrs. Harry Reysen Robert H. Sohreckensteln Miss Hose Spltale Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mugavero Mlss Ann Puglleee Harold Hertz Richard Gleeson Miss Lois Murphy Mrs. Sarah Aaron Vllllam Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Wackwltl Mrs. A. Schrscksnsteln Mrs. J. M. Whelan Mrs. V. J. Sohreckensteln Fred Bentzen Mrs. Fred Bentzen Mrs. Albert Bsntzen Mrs. Herbert Adams Mr. and Charles Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mlglln Gilbert Mrs. H. B. Gilmore Anna Harker Frank Cadiz Engineer Officer Phillip W. Rlsoh U. S. Merchant Marlne James Snow S 210 Mr. Ind Mrs. W. J. Vavrlk George Simson Sr. Miss Alice-Maher Mrs. Josephine Dsscane Frank Soelsa Mrs. Frank Bcelsa Mies Helen Gerblno nr. Hugh naexey Mies Bertha Temple Mrs. Blanche Draper Miss Alice Dayton Mrs. Mae Sugalskl Lee Sugalskl Mr. and Mrs. Paul Slahor Miss Mary Bernardo Don La Soola Mrs. 0. V. Whitehead Darl Larson Oreste La Veochls Mlss Florence Bohwers Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Walker Marian Peterson Mr. and Mrs. WllllmmR. Walsh Michael Zlta Mr. and Mrs. A. Mlleskl Mr. and Mrs. C. Golembleskl Mrs. C. Seaman Mr. Ind Mrs. A. Sohuck Mr. and Mrs. J. Meder Mr. and Mrs. F. Blum C. Blum Mrs. J. Balmer Mr. and Mrs. P. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beamer Frank Psterno Mr. and Mrs. M. Clocone Mr. and Mrs. F. A. lustaoe Mr. and lre. Mm. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. H. Frledriehs Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Platt Mrs. F. M. Blllik Irvln Fair Wllbur Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hsllshorn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emblck Miss Cora Van Benthem Mrs. N. Gerold N. Gerold Mrs. 0. Schade Joseph Domanico Mr. and Mrs. L. Wagstaff Mrs. B. Boekemann Mrs. A. Peters Mr. and Mrs. H. Mc Farlsnd Charles Edwin Mr. and Mrs. F. Chapman Mrs. M. Brssser Mr. and Mrs. D. Hendrickson Ralph Ciardello Patrons Mrs. F. H. Stump! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Batt Mr. and Mrs. Sam Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Alvin M. Jacobs Mrs. Samuel Glick Sgt. D. Rosencrans Mr. and Mrs. Rosenorsns Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Thorne Alfred De Giacomo 99 Miss I. Mlleskl A. Mlleskl Mr. and Mrs. P. Gasreluk Mr. and Mrs. B. Mileskl Mr. and Mrs. A. Ulloynskl Mr. and Mrs. J. Mileski Patrick Carluool Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kruger Ralph Ammendola Miss Ann Del Core Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Cucci Mr. and Mrs Mr Gucci . Fred W. Meuhauser . and Mrs. W. Wirt Mr. und Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Kirchdoertfer Mr. F. Blumenstock Mrs. F. Blumenstock A friend from Lyndhurst Mr. and Mrs. C. Cardlllo Miss Doris Bogle Mr. and hrs. R. Lehnes Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. William Weber Mrs. J. Adams Mrs. 1. Casey Jess Robinson Daniel Notte Edwin Sommer, U. S. Navy Mr. and Mrs. John Mazur Mr. and Mrs. James A. Grady Mr. and Mrs. J. Wisnlewskl Mrs. Olga G. Nazare Miss Nancy Berand1cel1l Henry lc Enery Mr. and Mrs. William Hauck Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hay Mr. and Mrs. H. Tietjen Pvt. R. Green John Meyer Anthony De Mayo Joseph Mangravite James Lotito Charles Reilly Mr. and Mrs. J. Luher Miss Helens Paluzzi Mr. and Mrs. H. Hansen Miss Irene Hansen Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Long Wm. Perry Mr. and Lrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. Friberg Mr. and Mrs. N. Jones The Trl-Y Mr. and Mrs. J. Kowsl Edward Kaminski Mr. and Mrs. James De Moo Mr. and Mrs. John Gaynor Mr. and Mrs. John Veluta Miss Josephine Slvolella Mr. and Mrs. Patsy sivolella James J. Woods Mr. and Mrs. William C. Meyer Ensign and Mrs. Paul J. 0'Hourke Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson Yrs. Dorothea Hauck Mrs. Maurice Williams Miss Agnes Muller Mr. and Mrs. E. Nowak Mrs. Pauline Hoffman Mrs. K. Finkensleper Edgar Nowak, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Flnkensleper Mrs. J. M. Stump! Mr. and Mrs. P. Monaco Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Prendergast J. A. McN1uch Harold Lowe S. Donald Mr.nand Mrs. W. Paul Sauls Pvt. Arthur Schreckenstsin Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Thalmann Mr. and Mrs. R. Bogle Miss May Mc Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Grath J. Johns John Lan lands Mrs. C. Arla The Aria Girls Patrick M. Malone Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brockman Lieut. Edwin B. Brookman Mr d . an Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Walter Lockwood . Edward Ordell Mr. and Mrs R . Joseph Ruggiero Mr. and Mrs. E. Mlllspaugh Miss Dorothy F. Millspsugh Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kleen Miss Dorothy Lahey Robert Hohmann Troop 84-Boy Scouts of America Mr. and Mrs. A. Hohmann John P. Orlikowskl Frank De Loy Miss lucy De Loy Mrs. Rachel De Loy Mrs. Rose Pacsnte Mrs. Mary Damasco Carmine Csrrino Mrs. Louis Bagnuolo Miss Grace Lombardi Mrs. Katherine Rasmus Miss Theresa Nazare M1sssAnnette Ls Vecchia Mr. and Mrs. A. Lombardi Miss Marie Castlegrant Mr. and Mrs. Giammetts Edward Caster, U. S. Navy Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Harden Miss Mary De Flumeri Anthony Anyel G. Greco Mr. and Mrs. F. Westerdale B. W. Eoekemann Albert Bivona George Wilson Chester Schmidt, U. S. Army Walter Schmidt, U. S. Army Mr. R. E. Mc Ginn Mrs. R. E. Mc Ginn Mrs. H. Poppe Mrs. C. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. F. Bayes Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bllland Miss Helen Paluzzi Mr. and Mrs. F. Hofmsister Mr. and Mrs. J. Gavin Miss Maris Gavin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ehlers Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Aston Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Long Mrs. H. Aston Miss Josephine Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. F. Gastlegrant Mr . Frank Rumpeltln Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kempton Mr. and Mrs. Foster Raabe Bernard Raabe Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bergqulst Mr. and Mrs. J. De Francisco James St. Clair Mr. and Mrs. A. De Francisco Mr. and Mrs. N. Vierno Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Johanson Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Osbsck Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mandel Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Osbaok Mr. and Mrs. Jerome I. walker Miss Lorraine Walker Mr. and Mrs. Van Enige Junior Zeuhl Herbert Stamer, Q. B, Navy Mr. and Mrs. J. Ostook William Hawthorne Joseph Keller William Kleckner Patricia Johnson William Ellsnberg Mr. William Kleckner 'Mra. Walter Bsrzen Ml!! Marj0rleIB1.zi.r' Mrs. F. Meier Mr. and Mrs. J. De Ceoco walter Hoppe Mrs. Vitols Fred'Weier Anthony Benelli George Fshrenbaok I. Aaron Mr. and Mrs. B. Sibilio Mr. and Mrs. A. Piratzky Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Bremer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson Miss Josephine Sparta Miss Marie Tenchi Mr. and Mrs. L. Levis Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ward Nloholas Strlvelll Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Quinzer Miss Phyllis R. Quinzer Mr. and Mrs. L. Levy Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. F. Saum . and Mrs Henry Bten Mrs. M. Mr. and Benner Mrs. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Prisonzano Mrs. E. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mason Carleton Legried Pvt. Andrew Greco 100 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald X. De Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Lenoi T. C. Oliver G. Felbaeck, Louls Savoa Nicholas Maturo John Clttedlno Francisco Alfred Nelson franklin Bylendt Frank Curtis G. Sellen Jr. Peter S. Yurkiewlcz Prank Russel John Forleza Miss Jean Forberger Frank Pfluge Arthur Auben Gus Metthies Miss Bdlth Downle ' Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Waterman John Gordet Joseph Pantex Walter E. Gleeson Mrs. L. St. Germain Herbert C. Fogel Mies lunloe St. Germain 2532951 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Golembewskl gr. andsMre. A. Martlnla eorge emer Mr. and Mrs.aihomas Marottl Frank Gucci, Jr. Mr d E. R. Waldeck . an Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ferraro Mr. and Mrs. J. Menginl Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Zales Kr. and Mrs. Stanley Chepllnskl Mrs. Helen Speer ' Hr. and Urs. Hobart Downey and Mrs. Thomas English and Mrs. Thomas English, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Meyer Philip Morton S 2!o U. S. Navy Miss Mam1e Messlneo Miss Frances Castano Mrs. James D. Checkl Frank Visco Miss Ida Volpe Miss Selly Marino Miss Jean Morgano Miss Grace Aooarol Mr. and Mrs. D. Bonelll George T. Bchnieder Mr. and Mrs. M. Seoola Mr. Mr. alma. Mrs. Eleancre Miller A Friend Mrs. A. Cloughley Miss Trudy Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bleger Miss A. M. H. Mrs. Anna Marthenson Miss Isabelle Stephens John Badlock Albert Kirchner W11l1am,Messing Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Hrs. Mlle Lillian A. Wolf Miss Jane F. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Harold Gloystein Mr. Edward H.vNalker Mrs. C. C. Wheaton Mrs. J. Vlegman David Mlettlnen Mr. and Mrs. Llskow Mr. and Mrs. J. Nugent Mr. and Mrs. W. Tomosleski Mies Carol Ann Schwelkert Miss Ruin Jean Mendel Pvt. Sal Nevello lr. and Mrs. Anthony Malter Hr. and Mrs. Albert Messe glB.l.l9.gllIl219ll homas affney Mrs. Austin Murphy Mary Eggllsh laig Qlaasatiamaaulgia George,5.g.r .glaunlltnalilt llzabeth ufemla Lepe Eleanor Manglnl Voclno Stanley Sableskl Marjorie Slnopoll 9Lau2.t.!.snaLmLl99.i. Irene Campbell' ' ' 91151 21 lgna LS!! V. eorge asch Prank Williams Mary Mangraulte Margaret lxel Elan at Jsnusuf1..956 Dlck Wilson ?i5H.?w522?5iE.i'?Z .lsuc lunalidl A bertgshlson Sgt. Chester Mizeskl Gertrude Grcenendyk Charlotte Monaco a.L.B.l.s.Q.I.llhLLl.l'l19.E oy leen Claes of June 1938 Doris fihne Raymond V. Lehnee Samuel Spltale Mary D1 Frlno Mary Walsh Robert English Joyce Ghlglla Hose Ceputo William English Anthony Ceputo Phyllis Castelluocl 2nd Lleut. Charles Abrams 5i?i!.?f ggEggiElg2a?lson Warren F. Bogle nter Mable Slahor Harry Feldman Frank Hellly Cla., gg gang LQQS vt. on ablesk George Dolce Phyllls Carrlno - Walter Ruzlka Fl rence Ritter Alfred Huber Charles Mo Cherry Phyllis Monaco James Pollto Warren Reyeen Frances Eustace Ross Waldsck . Pvt. Carmine Marottl Laura Checkl Thomas Walsh Pte. Joseph A. Schumacher 22?',.15.22?SE.1'.lm Edvard English Btanle Wardlow Larry Lyons, U. S. Navy Dorothy Masters A Pvt. W. Paul Seule Jr. gvt. Mic e arottl Edward Dunn Edwin T. Sullivan Joseph Armlnlo Katherine Spltale Pvt. Warren Sellen Alyce Blefert Albert Geraoi Pvt. Bob Tessalone Richard Beck Anthony Chsckl Gulllda Domenico Ethel Hauok Alvlna Biegsr Fay Marrcne Eleanor Dehn Clarence Hough Ann Wagner John Hartlran, I Pauline Tholetadt Claire Colle Slusgxiammulisl lola lratzky -gathleen Lyons orothy Geapler llaine N. Lehnes Louis K. Breuer, III S3 55.25.i2!2S-P R. E. Tucker Angie Domenico Thomas Henderson Pvt. Charles Stoehrlann, u. s. n., ci, A Helen Goble Ptcg James J. Stacey- Ketherlne Harselm Lillian Ritter Gerhardt Winter lllllem Kidder Helen Arla Pvt. Donald Hendrickson Sgt. Robert B. Woods Maybelle Blake Qltfg J lgsg Lo s 2? Dennett, 2!c Phlllp Mugavero Dorothy Koval Antoinette Caetelluccl Joseph Guidettl Donald Williams Robert Hough Dolores Burkhardt Evelyn Petszoh Helen Masters Class of June 1942 l5EE'IT'Lyons, Jr. Marlo lontillo Betty Farina Ralph Pclito Angela Paterno Edward Williams Pvt. Henry De Francisco William Eustaoe Audrey.Blschoff Pvt. Arthur Derby Frank Weage Richard De Cecco Walter Andrew ' Helens Mazur Anne Pileckl Marie R. Marion Charles larass Phyllis Graf Eugene Earp Malcolm Emmons Richard liebe Anne Carrlno Connie Fuecc Eleanor Radlce William Perry Martha Harseim Mary Imbesi Ray Payne Jean Stelmack Ruth Hannagan Charles Beronlo Alex Levandovskl Ruth Slckert Ruth Dillon Helen Nels Donald Beaverson Dorothea'Tholstedt Marie Dorandc Carolyn Bowden Charlotte Meyer Clase of 1945 REETTSEne Gloria layer Elmer liettinen Nancy Simone Lorraine langlnl Francis Lupinacol John Grinnan Janette Johnston 'Robert Petrlna 'Henry Saft llatalle C. Sauls Fred Stevener James Day Violet Hayes Eugene Houghton William Gooderham Virginia Simson Pearl Lehnas Elise Kirchdoerffer Audrey Wilson William llandel llarie Falloticc ladeline Kloster Class of 1944 Ghifitfhe Uicclone Angle Gallo William Daffy Wanda Czarnecki John Fraooalvieri Angelina Senna W1 llam Bogle Lillian Sandsviok Lois Seller Al lladdalena Antoinette De Flumerl Thomas Ferrerri llatthev Ahmuty Rudy Grim Santi Gambone Conrad Petrillo Connie Di Flumerl Leo luneslnskl Robert Messing Mildred Benshav Geraldine Gillen Josephine Sllland Rose Rlgante Paul Primerano Marvin Feldman John Glance Joseph J. Lyons Alex Domeraski Howard Robb Thelma Hansen Garnet Langlets Joseph lalda Anne Kay Fred Varlese Camille Lugllc Joseph Zananit lildred Scucci Veronica Hinchcliffe Grace Plsano Fred Llberts Tina Rizzo largsret Thomas Joseph De Luca Ann Ihxsso Lois Kiper Albert Kuehn Edith Gempler Joan Lendells Estelle Duda Jack Boggetti John Lampe Irene Jaskuleki Virginia Nasare William Fuller John Grosso Jaoy Schiffer an-ry Carlozsl Philip Levis Anthony De Gill Audrey Henwccd Frances Thompson Norma Lake Ruth Lachnicht Audrey Joy llarlon Woodruff Carol Toacano Geraldine Guidetti Marie Cartolano Alfred Luberto Evelyn Stalnton Robert White Leone Ludlam Frances llucera Joan Gilmore Frances E. larion Virginia Glgante Frank Llsclo' Mildred Gerard Carolyn Hill Ellen Lockwood Donald Wynne Arthur Iemlse Camilla De Bonis Warren Kirner Hugh Mao Kay Lloyd Naclon Eunice Katz Frances Hanselman Rose Grezzl Jack Bislnger Eleanor Johnson Bernadette Campbell Wlnlfred Larder Jacqueline Hansen Patricia Leet Yolanda Armlnio Jerry Walling Jean Boas 0allo's feed K.rg.g Olgsnns Beauty Shop Rowell Beauty Parlor Sohn1der'e Rests ggrnardkhregggsin e sac s lste S Vick's Cleaners ry hop Valley Sweet Snap H. I. Rove Cc. Elliott Bregeteln Wulf! Ice Cream Parlor Bert'e Delicatessen Iurman's Confectionery Nax's Confectionery Store Fern's Bakery Semrov Studio 5al'e Auto Sales lonaoo and Olive C031 cg, Lyndhurst Recreation Center llbeary Gypsum Co, 54- 5311-l1t1n'Paoer Cc. Rudy's Vegetable Market Valley Brook Service Station Charles Shoe Repair Herbert's Dr. N. Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. P. B. Kremer Victor Frsnglesne, luelc Instructor Dr. and Mrs. . I. leeley X MENU luslasu Julian lhxstardo George Dent Russell Kerr Larry Torok Joseph Fortl Joseph lontillc Betty Pater Alice 'Bartlett Jack Began William Decker James Libby Joseph Clpclla Olive Berenbrolok Albert Plratsky larie lhxcinskl Barbara Busslng llldred lanlsera Class of 1945 Joan ,WIIlIams Angelo lang:-evite Ruth Cells Jody Gacclons Jody Bonelll Frances Livelli Joan layer UOOPBO Alex Anna Natoll Cora Grundon Yolanda Romeo Gloria Tanslla Rocco Rego Alma Golderer Josephine Ferrari Patricia Houghton Ann Ruolnsld Paula Ruoinski lurlel Hauck Donald Dittmar Robert Earp Debra Schaefer Peggy Walsh Olive Dasler Annette Caputo Martin Dondero Henry. 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