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

 - Class of 1945

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Mrs. Garis and Mrs. McMahon defended us throughout the first twosessionsg then Miss Walker graciously consented to plead our case umrs.EIc1clqs NCMQLOD issbelle lfxlefker at Q Mrs.ErQ Go ri S APPRECIATION We, the Yearbook Staff, wish to extend our sincerest gratitude to: Miss Tanner, our literary editor, Miss Resegand, our art director, Mrs. Garis, our typing director, . and our parents, who have inspired us and given us the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of a high school education. 'QB qffwesgie THE BRIEF 'e,the .'v' defendents of 1945 have presented this trial for your approval or dlsapproval.It has been inspired by four years in the Court of Education.We hope that the knowledge we have ob- tained during this time will aid us in our future efforts to become good citizens and to better our communities. 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M-Q53 aq- , '.'fh1.-n SENIOR COUNCIL President Henry Hutchinson Vice-President Bernard Weis Secretary Harry Wregg Treasurer Lucy DiCam1l1o Alice Lesser Lois Bussman Joan Williams Claire Schau Lillian Nitch Orla Colabella Josephine Ferrari YEAR BOOK STAFF Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Literary Editor Assistant Literary Editor Business Manager Girls' Sports Editor Assistant Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor TYPING STAFF Josephine G9-001 OI16 Yolanda Romeo Nancy Williams Virginia Darco Edwin Gross Ralph Hellmich Emily Mustilli ART STAFF Mae Bogle Ray Wells Edgar Smith Louis Eber Irene Bogle Arlene Osinga Joan Sturzenegger William Bernadino Stella Libertl Joan Mayer Arlene Osinga Laura Checki Gloria Meqlio Lorraine Brady Anne Stephens 10 O LD .7 .6 'N iv 1 , TESTIMONY ms, - ,. , Ewa: gf.. '1 , 1 , ' fu :IM 1 ' iff ' i Gs 1 1, : ,..x L5 , Vifz ,, xL,J, t rr, IZV , 1 p n . h , Our important trial came in September 1941 when we arrived at the great portals of L. H. S. We felt at a loss because of our inexperience at this Court of Education, but we gave our dances, The Winter Frolic and the Easter Frolic. With the aid of William Bernadino, Eugene Spies, Victor Thorne and Grace Assante as our defense, we came through our first year victoriously. 2, After witnessing our country's declaration of war as freshmen, our first move was to be appointed to var- ious sections of the Victory Corps, which L. H. S. had organized. Each student wore a button to symbolize his membership in the organization. Our defense, William Clark, Grace Assante, Theresa Thomas, and Marilyn Earp capably guided us through our second year. We held our Soph Hop, followed by the Sophomore Dance, and Rnu came to the completion of the afternoon session. It was now our turn to be morning students for the remaining two years--so we thought. A slight change occurred in our curricula, the scientific and classical courses were combined into the college preparatory. The greatest event of the year, however, was our Junkr Prom which we gave for the seniors. Prior to this, we had held our Penquin Polka, a very pleasant interlude. We, as juniors, experienced final examinations which were required of us for the first time in our school 11fe.We were led through this year by our capable defense at- torneys, Charles McDonnell, Bernard We1s,Henry Simonak, and Louis Frangipane. Our final trial came in l944,when Henry Hutchinson Bernard Weis, Harry Wregg, and Lucy DiCamillo were our leaders. In this, our last year, we first had full- time session. We held the Harvest Moon Dance,the Ihllo- we'en Dance and the Senior's Farewell Dance, which were very successful. Then came our biggest event of the year, the Senior Banquet. After these many trials we had a feeling of pride in ourselves as we received our diplomas on graduation night. -5A... ig. .. EVN' resiclen wx -ng .: :a.g.,-..-.,- ' i.',,.- . .v ..--.-Inv. .. 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A Fi.. ...-... n .l-54-.:..4.,...: .V U HENRY HUTCHINSON, born on June 13, lives at 15 Ridge Road but is usually seen smoking his pipe.Hutch lkes chemistry class and dis- likes untied ties and slop- py collars. His favorite saying isfAre you k1dd1ng?' When out of school he will miss the dances the most. Hutch is destined to become a big business executive-- drying dishes for Virginia. t o Q55-55 -' I , l ' 1 6 ' , i ' Q TW xr 1 4 ,Z - 3 N ,A Q R Sq m x 1 gk R xx ww . 3, ix. F X M 1 Y 's Q, I gg Y' . 4 la L Q X -sw Q . v- xg. Q .5 BERNARD WEIS, who blew in on December 28,lives at 511 Post Avenue, but is usually seen in the auditorium. Bernie likes dancing I-nd music and d slikes homework His favorite saying 15, What's up, Doc. He will miss Dr.Moran and his Jokes the most when out of school Bernie is- destined to be- come the No. l trombone player in the nation. HARRY WREGG,born August 15, lives at 767 Sth Street, but is usually seen at the Passaic Yo Mo Ce Ao Gunder likes basketball and dis- likes trig. His favorite saying is , Nuts to you. He will miss Dr.Moran's acting when out of school. Gunder is destined to beco e the star miler of the New Yorks Al Co LUCY DE CAMILLO came into the world on August 8 and lives at 576 New Jersey Avenue. She likes- to eat, dislikes fresh people. Lu- lu is usually see in the gym and her thvorite says ing is, 'You know what I mean. She'l1 miss cute freshmen the most when mt of school and will become the second Hbddq Hopper. :1-3 57 - '-' ' 5' Q, i5?5: . -gigs' 'ivy '.': ,.. 'ne 'g fs i myvy,w:.m?s, iwskewzgw ,sQEmffp3s'r.Q mfs 'fvfkl , .1 - fi '-f -as-ss i +5- -1---115-23 I,S?.2' 1' 2 ' A- 2? -' , wtf. if -g. -' -'55 . ' A 7i. ., if jim ' yWH'MwmQIGNi?1 is,yf1,H'ww g -'e- M f :sw . A 5 'Sl ,::,,,:. , Q -I , , rg, f A ,, 1 ,.y.- : 6- 5. ',:5A:'::g.n .. J' ., ' , - , 'fn-1f'? - f fi - V ...1.Q2j:.'1',5:f!5- Hwmwmsggiuglngs- vww tmwwwsgjidvg- V-QiqmW Widnes u 1 3 swti Pww .srvx wfvfwvfWfw'J nimmfhdm' 'A , ' m v '41 . -A' . 1 - . -'-1'.' 'li r , Z-' ' '::.-. 'Eid '5' ' ' ..'7-.. - . .'--'.'.'f5':'l'l5z. -' . .. -ataf' ' '3'f'f?..-e..-.--1:5-1 f1.'f'T '.l'1 . 14 F' f- fSf ' 1?3ff72'1'? -351-1 , 'Y:'I-23?-1-Z f'25l'E'aE ' 'Q1f1.'fQ 2'3 '1'Q'f2'.f. f'f.'f5'-tiZ'T-:f.f.' .. ' 4' ' 7ZZ7r i-f-'tfiizf 4' '. ' 4' j ggg f-5 -Y .ga ':':::'13L ' , .'I:'g':.'.'.' xr. 5.'J.'.1':,. RICHARD ALBAN began his ad- venture on December 9, at 248 Forest Avenue, but he's usually seen at Deckert's. 'Winks' likes girls, sports and sleep and dislikes get- ting up in the morning. His favorite saying is, 'Get on the ba1l.'When out of school he will miss the homework, teachers,and girls the most 'Winks' is destined to man- age the New York Giants' Football team. JOSEPH IOSCO, who was born on Nov. 27, lives at Valley Brook Ave. but is usually seen at Harry's Candyland. His favorite saying is, 'Oh Yeal' Joe likes ravioli and dislikes gossips. When out of school he'll miss Miss Hennings most. Joe is des- tined to be a Navy barber. BILL CLARK, who was born on February 26, lives at 428 Fern Avenue, but is usually seen at Deohert's. 'Clarky' likes basketball and he dis- likes work. His favorite saying is, 'Don't mess with the big boys.' When he is out of school he will miss basketball the most. Bi1l's destined to be the coach of the Great Lakes Basket- ball Team. NICHOLAS SPINA,who was born on October 5, lives at 704 Stuyvesant Avenue and is usually seen with Paolozzi. Nick likes fun and dislikes Army drilling. His favorite saying is, 'Snowball.' When out of school he'll miss his fellow students the most. Nick is destined to be a chef at Dorando's. DOIAL3 PONNER, who was born on January 20, lives at 46 Delafield Avenue and is us- ually seen in his lab. Don likes music and dislikes having his picture taken. He has no favorite saying. Hhen out of school he will miss his friends the most. Don is destined to beco e a photo-cnemist. EUGENE SPIES was born on February 24 at 277 Travers Place, but is usually seen with Msdeline.He likes Made line snd dislikes not being sbls to play anymore foot- bell.His favorite saying is 'I'm iorry.' Gene will.mbs a swell English teacher the most and he is destined to stick to Navy life. FRANK DlGESERE,who was born Sept.9, lives at 725 Third Ave.,but is usually seen on the football field.H5s fav- orite saying is,'Are you kidding?' Frank likes foot- ball and dislikes figs.When out of school he'll miss football the most. Frank is destined to be a singer B. Navy Banda JOSEPH ZIRPOL1,who was born on December 24 lives at 164 Post Avenue, but is usually seen at the Lyndhurst 'Roof Zerp likes loud clothes and dislikes drinking. His fav- orite saying is,'Search me! 'When out of school he'll miss Jewel the most. Joe is destined to be a co edian at the Adam's. 4 CARHELLA ADDEO, born Novem- ber 25, lives at 68 Park Ar renue. Connie likes music class and dislikes any kind of homework. She is usual- ly seen in the office, and her favorite saying is, 'Ye Gods.' She'll miss school chums the most when out of school. Connie is destined to be a worker on one of the assembly lines at Wrights. RONALD BACH entered this world on September 6 , at 124 Fern Avenue, but is usually seen at meetings.He likes peanut butter and he dislikes liver.Ronnie's fav orite saying is, nwhat do you Want, blood?' When out of school he will miss the students the most and he is destined to operate the mov- ie projector at the Para - mount. WILLIAM BERNADIMO began his life on July 15 at 648 Val- ley Brook Avenue. He's usu- ally seen talking to girls, and his favorite saying is, u1'm hungry.' Bernsie likes sports and eating but dis- likes homework. When out of school he will miss sports and a man called nDocu the most.Bernsie is destined to become the coach of N.Y.U.s football team. GRACE ASSAHT3 was born on December lO, and she lives at 453 Thomas Avenue. She likes boys and dislikes steaks. NGrayN is usually seen out of town and her fa vorite saying is, nFrone.n She'll miss detention and is destined to :ecome a hos tess in a Yew York Canteen. LMRIE BBRARDI, born march 9 lives at 679 New Jersey Ave nue. She likes music and dislikes noodle soup.Marids favorite saying is, nGeod Lord.n She is usually seen on Ridge Road and will miss the confusion in the lock- ers most of all when out of school. Marie is destined to become the owner of an exclusive dress shop. LHCHAEL BIAHCULLI arrived on March 23 and he lives at 316 Green Avenue. Buddy Bee is usually seen at dancesg he likes music and dislikes girls. His favorite saying is, 'Fine like wine' and he will miss his friends most of all after graduatingdlce is destined to be a Broad- way dancer. C FRED BILLAND was born on November l, and he lives at 590 Chase Avenue, huL is usually seen with John Jaz- ur and Lefty Mitchell.nItzn likes baseball and dislikes nothing.His favorite saying is,nI didn't see him, Wuhan out of school he will miss sports the most. nltzn is destined to be a pitcher for the Newark Eears. if ....,, QQ Ar f .Vx ly. . Q ,fi DTH BITTNSR, born on Merch 21, lives at 635 Second avenue. She likes to eat and dislikes Frank Sinatra 'Boots' says 'Oh Gee? and is usually seen with Mary. She will miss Dr. Moran the most when out of school and will appear in Mosco with her famous ballet troupe. 'VJ' MAE BOGLE, who was born on August 10, lives at 222 Fern Avenue, and is usually seen rushing about. Susy likes life and dislikes hmy people. Her favorite saying is, 'What a lifel' when out of school she'll missgirls' sports the most.Mae is des- tined to become an executive f u manly 5 Q M Q .,, ed , , 6 we . '-sys 1 3 2 ' 2 by , . f fr f N, yi CHARLES BOGLE, born on Aug- ust 10, lives at 222 Fern Avenue, but is usually seen at Deckert's. NChicu likes hunting and fishing and dislikes school. His favorite saying is,'Sugar.' then out of school he will miss other pupils most, and he's destined to be a fly- ing game warden. RICHARD BURKE, born on Aug- ust ll, lives at 235 Post Avenue and is usually seen with Joe and Ray. 'Peenie likes ravioli and dislikes trig homework. His favorite saying is, 'Shall I do a handspring?n When out he'll miss football the most and Peenie will be the next principal of L. H. S. CKOH , yi Aa' i QQQF QWAI t' des? . s L, , A ,gm41m3k5Q2 f u as 'Vis ' , f 4l,,s. f',fEI?c' Sing? .sfasasafti W' fw is QQ iii X QW Asefeewi 'J,n1f54ssa2eA fiwhhkkgiw its SW, .,- .f 2. s is-2 gwftfflfr ,t fibre: .Y y' ig slkf k his . S vt J tg. Qin. Fifa Q 5' IRENS BOGLE, born December 17, lives at 421 Lake Ave- nue. She likes sports and gooey sundaea, and dislikes hearing, 'We are having s radio test today.'Perioxide whose favorite saying il, 'Are you k1dd1ng?' le usu- ally seen with Carol.She'll miss everything,mnst of all sports,when out and she and her basketball tea will be the hit at Madison Square Gardens JOSEPHINE BONELLI , who born on May 17, lives at and WBB 286 Harrington is usually seen around. Her favorite saying is'0h nuts? Jody likes dark-haired fel- lows and dislikes P. A.D. After graduation she'll n es the gang the most. Jody is destined to become a model for a famous hair stylist. Avenue v w F , ,v fi ,..,....-4' , f -L- -W' JOSEPH CAGGIALO, iorn Aug- ust 12, lives at 627 Freeman Street, but is usu- ally seen around the corner Joe Cobb likes food and dis likes homework.His favorite saying is, nWhat's up,Doo?' When out of school he will miss the class of '45 the most.' Joe Cobb is destined to own his funeral parlor. EUGENE CAMPBELL, born on May 2, lives at 457 Post Avenue but is usually seen with the Post Avenue gang. 'Soup' likes Dr. Moran's stories and dislikes trig. His favorite saying is, 'Let's go, gang.' When out of school he.will miss Dr. Moran the most. 'Soup' is destined to take over Camp- bell Soups. LDRRAINE BRADY,b0rn Msrch29 lives at ll0 court Avenue. She likes to travel and dis likes Room ll. Larry is usu ally seen home and her fav- orite saying is,'0h, sugar! She will miss seeing lr. Burke the most when out of school sul is destined to be in charge of absenteeism in a war plant. 4f 6 ANN BROKOS, born August 24, lives at 724 Kingsland Ave- nue. She likes fifth period study hall and dislikes eral reports. 'Onjie' is usually seen with Claire, Elly, and Irene,and her favorite says ing is, 'Do you want to be put in the coo1er?' She wiD. miss Eleanor Carola the mat when out of school and will became a model for sports clothes. ANTHONY CATENA, born on December 27, lives at 252 Summit Avenue but is seen with Guzzc and Lembo.'Cat' likes sports and dislikes homework.His ftvcrite say- ing is, 'Holy Crow.' When out of school he will miss sports the most. 'Cat' is destined to be Walter Win- chell's successor. JOHN COLAVITA, born on September 22, lives at 211 Newark Avenue but is usualhf seen with Sal. Johnny likes chicken and dislikes home- work. His favorite saying is, 'No Kidding.' When out of school he will miss Radio Code class the most. Johnny is destined to be a wireless operator. AUDREY BURNETT,born on June 12 lives at 234 Lake Avenue She likes roller skating , and she is usually 8C8DlB1t ing for buses. Her favorite saying is, 'Dcn't tell me your troublss'She will miss the students the most when out of school and is des- tined to become s U.P.A. LOIS BUSSM4N,wh0se birthday si Junuery 29, lives it 510 Chase Avenue. She likes her staff sergeant and dislikes Trig. 'Butch' is usually seen writing letters, her favorite saying is, Wwhat s charncter.' Che will miss basketball the most whencnt of school nn will be the first bride from the class of l945. ROBERT DAVENPORT, born an November 27, lives at 727 Marin Avenue, but is usu- ally seen hanging arou d town. Weezer likes good looking girls and dislikes school. His favorite say- ing is, 'I said it.' When out of school he will miss playing hockey the most. Weezer is destined to be in the Ice Shmwof 1955. LOUIS DE LEO, born on June 18, lives at 267 Green Ave- nue but is usually seen at dances and the Co-Ed Club. Deacon likes girls and dis- likes homework and liter- ature. His favorite saying is, 'Wanna neck?' When out of school he will miss the civilian life most. Deacon is destined to invent the rocket ship which will fly to the moan. THEHESs CAGGIANO, born July A, lives at BOO Stuyvesant Avenue. She likes to dance but dislikes conceited peo- ,le. She is usually seen of the nontauk and her Favornr saying is, HBoy, of boy, W Terry, who will miss thefun the most when out of school will dence her way through life. QC? ANNETTE CAPUTO,who was born on February 26,lives.at-7A0 Lake Avenue. She likes to eat chocolate sodas and dis likes homework.She is usu- ally seen with Eddieg her favorite saying is,'Are you kidding?' Netta, who will miss study periods the most when out of school, is des- tined to become a besudci n MATTHEN DELLA EAVE. born on August 3. lives at 709 Lake Avenue. but is usually seen at the Lyndhurst Recreation He likes cars and dislikes aercnaut ics .Mat ty' s favorite saying is, 'Boy.oh boy' and hefll miss the Junior girls the most when out of school Heis destined to become an auto mechanic ANTHONY DE VENIO, born on May 16, lives at 537 Free- man Street and is usually seen with 'Ming?Mange likes football and dislikes the '400's.' His favorite sayh ing is, 'I'll wrap you up like a cigar.' When out of school.he willnuss football the most. Mango is destined to be the Commander of a destroyer. l gg, ,ri L 731 ' gf. 'A i -sees fewes ,cw kfgygx 3 ee ings 3 e ger- ian' fe els. ,gg fs Y sggsif .?y ,,nr gy QQ 6 5 f c only .A .4 w.gs i gsQr13we, AMELIA CARDO, who was born on March 9, lives at 249 Copeland Avenue,and is usu- ally seen around. Am 'likes singing and dislikes girl flirts. Her favorite saying is 'Oh, nel' when out of school she'll miss getting up so early in the morning. Amelia is destined to be a typist. ANGELA CARELLA,who was born on May 29, lives at 238 Forest Avenue, and is usu- ally seen laughing. Ang likes dancing and dislikes the '4OO'sH Her favorite saying is nA1l rightlnAfter graduatio she'll miss her school friends the most.Ang is destined to become a de- signer of clothes. Q' NEW .f S 3 Qifak, ,gtusgm Liykggxi ,Nu-is kg in , . . J. I DONALD D TTMAR, born July 23 lives at 500 Valley Brook Avenue and is usually seen at Dechert's. Dee Dee likes joy-riding and dis- likes flats. His fnvorite Saying is 'No.' When out of school he will miss Commercial Law the most. Dee Dee will be the Pres- idential Cendidate of the Dittmar Party. I MARTIN DONDERO JR., born on FLEANOR CAROLA,born on Feb- February 12, lives at 512 ruary 28 at ll6 Forest Ave- Third Axgnuo but 1. ugu lly nue, likes experiments in seen driving the cer. Men- chant likes girls and dia- likes work. His favorite saying is, 'My nose.' when out of school he will miss girls the most. Merchant will be the Secretary of Treasury. the kitchen and dislikes to give oral reports. El is usually seen in Passaic and her favorite saying is, 'Ye gads.'She will miss passing notes the most when out of school end is to become a dietician. 011 JOSEPHINE CARPINO, born on January 29 lives at 122 For est Avenue. She likes clo thes and dislikes straight mir. Jo is usually seen traipsing from room to room and her favorite saying is 'Hon. She'll miss getting up early most when out of school and is tc becane a fashion commentator. ROBERT EAR? born on May 27, lives at 431 Stuyvesant Ave but is usually seen dancing or working.Bob likes girls and dislikes canpetition. His favorite saying is 'Gee- Vlhen out of school he will miss pretty girls at the dances the mcst.Bcb is des- tined to become the presi- dent of the 'hll Story Club .1 LOUIS IBB, born on Nov. 6, lives at 516 Riverside Ave. but is usually seen at the garage.Lou likes classical music and dislikes king music. His favorite nylng is, 'They can't do this to us.' lhen out of school he will miss Dr. Moran and his Jokes the most. Lou is des- tined to becme the presi- dent of hrvard. ROSE CARUCCI, born on Nov- ember l7, lives at 211 Van Buren Avenue. She likes dancing and dislikes home- work. 'Ro' is usually seen laughing with Flo- and Frang her favorite saying is,'You bunl' She'll miss having fun the most when out of school and is going to be- came a beautician. .- .L FILOMENA CATENA, born June 3, lives at 744 Third Ave- nue. She likes eating,dis- likes people that are con- ceited. 'Sister is usually seen with freshmen and her favorite saying is 'Crying out loud. She'll miss fun and friends the most when out of school and will have a gossip column in the Com- mercial Leader. WILLIAM ELLENBERC-,born Jan. 21 lives at 480 Harding Ave but is usually seen atKraus Hobby Shop. Chucky likes girls and dislikes grouchy people. His favorite saying is 'What do you say? When out of school he will miss football the most. Chucky, is destined to become the General Manager of Diesel Hlgines, Inc. EDNARD FARRELL,born on July 20, lives at 464 Riverside Avenue, but is usually seen at Dechert's. 'Fish' likes meatballs and spaghetti and dislikes hanework. His fav- orite saying is, Get off my back.' When out of school hewill miss Dittmar, Fritz Inc. the most. Ed is des- tined to he the efficiency expert at Lockheeds. GLORIA CELLA born August 26 lives at 723 Stuyvesant Ave nue. She likes blond fell- ows and dislikes movies. 'Butch' is usually seen at home and her favorite say- ing is,'Hil kid'3She'll miss study hall xhe most when out and will become a model for all Colgate Tooth Pow- der ads. 4K9 DORIS CHANKALIAN, born Nov- ember 25 lives at 755 Fifth Street. She likes dancing and roller skating and dis- likes school. 'Chink' is usually seen roller skating and her favorite saying is 'Cheese and crackers. She will miss Dr. Markle's Com- mercial Law class the most when out of school and will become an instructress of roller skating. EUNARD FITZGERALD, born on October 14, lives at 444 Ridge Road but is usually seen with Annette. Fitz likes basketball and dis- likes homework. His fav- orite saying is Don't be silly.' When out, he will miss the teachers the most. Fitz is destined to become a basketball re- feI'9eo RICHARD FITZPATRICK born on April 15, lives at 543 Travers Place but is usu- ally seen at Deckert's.Fitz likes good things and dis- likes bad things.His favor- ite saying is, 'AWS Redl' When out of school he will miss Commercial Law the most. Fitz is destined to be the new owner of Deckert's. LAUnA CHECK1. born July 28, lives Ht 628 Valley 33-ook Avenue, She likes Van John.. son and eating and dislikes luslncere people, wgneckn is usually seen in achqgl and her favorite saying ig, OIL b1'0fh91'. Sh0 will miss Dr. Moranfthe most when out of school and is going gg be a doctor in Chin, GEORGIA CHIAPPA. born Sept- emher 23,lives at 150 Ridge Road. She likes coffee and dislikes pears. Pee.ches is usually seen at l3onny's Gros- cery and her favorite Say- ing is, 'D-a-a-a-you're too darn fresh. She will miss Dr. Markle the most when od: of school and is to become a cashier at Chiappa's Sup- er Market. LOUIS FRANGIPANE, arrived on earth April 193 lives at 277 Chase Avenue and is usu- ally seen dancing. Frgng likes swing music and dig- likes pessin:ists.His favqp. it0 Saying 13. 'I guess so! When out of school he will miss his fellow students the most. Frang is deg- tined to become the hgad barber at Curly Hair, Inc. TULLIO FRATERRIGO, born on December 20, lives at 621 New Jersey Avenue and is usually seen flirting with girls. Fred or Splinter likes sports and dislikes homework. His favorite say- ing is, 'Get out. When out of school he will miss par- ticipating in sports the most. Fred is destined to become e. sports' announcer. CRLA COLLBRLLA was a patri- ortio 'baby making her pre- miere June 14, Flag Day, at 533 Page Avenue. She likes Brennan's Ice Cream Parlour and dislikes waiting. Colly is usually seen talking to lliss Hichelfelderg her fav- orite saying is, 'hat is tough. She will miss the fun the most when out and is destined to be an adver- tising agent. JVYQ MARY CUCINELLO,born Jan ary 19, lives at 527 ChB39 Avenue. She likes drawing and dislikes oonceited boys. 'Cookie' is usually seen at the Rivoli and her favorite saying is , 'Bless you. She will miss the asse blies the most when she is out of school and is destined to become a designer. RAYMOND FREY, born o Sept- ember 14, lives at 229 Seo- ond Ayenue, but is usually seen with Joe Leo te. Ray likes baseball and dislikes work. His favorite saying is, 'I Imam When out of school he will miss girls and sports the most. Ray is destined to take over where Tom y lanville stops. ANTHONY GAGLIARDI, born on December ll, lives at 241 Lafayette Axenue,and is u- sually seen doing Trig. Gig likes sensible girls and dislikes dignified girls. His favorite saying is What's up, Doo, When out of school he will miss Dr. Mora.n's chemistry class the most. Gig is destined to be a foreman in Merkin's Paint Company. VIRGINIA DARCO, born Sept- ember 2O, lives at 355 Fork est Avenue.She likes strawb berry shcrtoake and dis- likes ocnceited fellows. Ginny is usually seen with Henry and her favorite says ing is, 'Oh gee. She will miss the students most-when out of school and is dee- tined to become a floor girl in a large 5 k 10. OLIVE DASLER,arrived on the earth on January 23 at 350 Forest Avenue. She likes to see L.H.S. win a few games and dislikes Frank Sinatra. nBabe' is usually seen with Joe and her favorite saying is, 'Gee whiz.' She'll miss sports the most when she is out'of sbhool and is des- tined to bec me a coach for N.Y.U.'s girls basketball team. FREDHIIC GILBERT, born on November 10, lives at 230 Court ANe ue,but is usually seen in the Auditoriu . Fred likes music and danc- ing, and iislikes homework. His favorite saying is, 'Do you mindi' Nhen out of sohool he will miss Dr. Mo ran and his antics the most Fredd is destined to be- oo e a N ew Commentator for Bambergers. EDWARD GOZDISSKI was usher- ed in by the stork on Nov- ember 2l at 642 New Jersey Avenue.He's usually seen at the Ritz and doesn't like or dislike anything. Polack usually says 'Keep out of trouble. When out, he will miss his pals the most and he is destined to take over the Ritz. JUNE DAVIES,born on June IL lives at 169 Pege Avenue. She likes servicemen, dis- likes loud-mouths.nThe Rock is usually seen in Marge's and her favorite saying is, nYou're nuts.NShe will miss the kids most when sne is out of school and will be dome superintenient at the Somerset Labs. J7' GEORGE GRIECO,born on April 26, lives at 244 Clinto Terrace but is usually seen with Shortal, Fraterigo and Niooletos. Grec likes food and dislikes homework. His favorite saying is, 'What do you say?' When out of school he will miss the Class of '45 the most. Gres is destined to become Van- derbilt's chaufeur. CATHERINE DE GISI, who was born on July 29, lives at 265 Ridge Road, but is usup ally seen at the Ritz. Kate likes movies and dislikes P.A.D. Her favorite saying is, 'Gee Whizl' When out of school she'll miss class- mates the most. Catheri.ne will become Martha Rayevs double. EDWIN GROSS,who was born on May 22, lives at 311 Lynd- hurst Ave. but is usually seen in the movies. Ed likes to read books that take you out of this world and dislikes having nothing to do. His favorite saying is, nDo I have to go?n when out of school he will miss the thrill of going home the most. Ed is destined to become a portrait paint- Bro THERESA DE ETSI, who is us- ually seen smiling was born on hay 27, and lives at 271 Ridge Road. Terry likes dancing and dislikes con- oeited people. Her favorite saying is 'Gollyln After graduation 'she'll miss work- ing in the office the most. Terry is destined to became Harry Jame's vocalist. PHYLLJS DEMEO came into the world on July 8 and lives at 666 Valley Brook Avenue She likes reading and she dislikes studging. Phyl is usually seen at a movie and her favorite saying is, 'That's tough.' She will miss the fun the most when out of school and will be- come President of the P.T.A SALVATORE GUZZO, who was born on May 4, lives at 471 Thomas Ave. but is usually seen with Lembo and Catena. Guz likes sports and dis- likes homework.His favorite saying is, 'What do you say?' When out of schoolhe will miss the Class of ' 45 the most. Guz is destined to become a blue print rea- d91'o JAMES HAY, who was born on October 10, lives at 200 Rutherford Avenue but is usually seen in Dechert's. H.H. likes sports and dis- likes to be kept waitingdiis favorite saying is 'That's corrodedl' After graduation he'll miss radio code olass the most. Jimmy will be- come a professional roller skater. ANNA D'EMlLLIO was born on May 3 and lives at 516 Laurel Avenue. She likes movies and dislikes catty girls. Ann is usually seen in a movie and her favorite saying is, 'Are you crazy?' Ann will miss the fun the most when out and is dee- tined to be a bookkeeper. CLARE DERBY'S birthday is August 25 and she lives at 168 Valley Brook Avenue.She likes spaghetti and dlslikes homework. Clare is usually seen around and her Dav- orite saying 1s, You stink' She'l1 miss teachers tell- ing her to be quiet mostly when out of school and is to b8 8 ce Pe As ROLF'H LLMICH3'lho'was born on July 1, lives at 250 Stuyvesant Avenue, and is usually seen looking sleepy and bored in class. Rolf likes to have fu in any form and dislikes any typg of work. His favorite say- ing is, What do 'you say? When out of school he will mile gym class the most. Rolf is destined to do oowr designs for Esquire. RAYMOND WELLS, born may 28, lives at 522 Post Avenue and is usually seen with the Post Avenue gang. Ray likes sodium in water' and dislikes a 50 minute P.A.D. class. His is,'Hey Doc Dr. Moran's when out of destined to chemist. favorite saying . He will miss chemistry class school. Ray is become a famous ANN DE SERIO was born Feb- ruary 8, and lives at 532 Freeman Street. She likes movies and dislikes conf ceited people. De Serio is usually seen on Ridge Road and her favorite saying is, 'Hey beans.' She'1l miss her friends the most when out of school and is des- tined to be a drsssmaker. SALLY DILOTIA, was born on April 18, and lives at 245 Fern Avenue. She likes to dance and dislikes cauli- flower. 'Bouncy' is usu- ally seen dancing and her favorite saying is, 'Fid- dle-dee-dee. Shejll miss Dr. loran's jokes the most when out of school and is destined to be a 'second ' Dr. Wassel. BILL H LKENB, born on Oct. l8,llves at 650 Seventh St. is usually seen among radio and electrical devioes.Bill likes to be backstage while a play is going on and dis- likes all the red tape in the school system. His favh orite saying is, Don't lock at me in that tone of voicf hen out of school he will mdss chem class the most. B111 is destined to produce television set designs. GEORGE HUSS, born on March 7, lives at 505 Park Place but is usually seen in s 29 Olds.Husky likes a cer- tain somebody in Hoboken and dislikes Trig homework His favorite saying ie2What is up, Doc?' When out of school he will miss Dr. Moran's chemistry class the most. Husky is destined to be the executive of the 8th floor at Kresge. RAE DOLAN was born on .Tune 24 and lives at 330 Grant Avenue. She likes to listen to lake Believe Ballroom 5 dislikes Bing Crosby. Uleat ball Dolann is usually seen out of school and her fav- orite saying is, nThat is tough.'She will miss Dr. lnrkle the most when she is out ano will become secret- ary to the owner of Kresges Department Store. JH3 NICASIA DOLCB,ceme into the world September 23 endlives st B05 Ridge Roed.She likes dey dreaming and dislikes ineincere people.N1o is usu ally seen writing either notes or letters and her favorite ssying 1s How nice end sseet She will miss Dr. Moren's initetions the most when out of school end is destined to be e teacher at Ll He S0 ROBERT INGLIMA, was born on July 23 and lives at 314 Kingsland Avenue and is usually seen fooling around Bob likes baseball and dis- likes homework.His favorite saying is, 'How much do you wanna bet? When out of sohool he will he will miss the rest of the fell- ows the most. Bob is des- tined to be an engineer at Wrights. JOSEPH KINDER, born on Dec. 23, lives at 275 Kingsland Avenue but is usually seen around Flinn's Esso Station. Spats likes a certain ble d and dislikes fellows who talk too much. His favorite saying is, 'Oh, boy nit m- til I get you dcln.' When out of school he will miss the girls the most.Spats is destined to coach the chaus of Ziegfieldfs 'Foll:les. ROSEMARIE DONDERO, born May 22, lives at 655 Seventh Street. She likes movies and dislikes school. Ro is usually seen e Ridge Road and her favorite saying is, 'Oh geel' She will miss Dr. Markle's class the most when out of school and will become a houee ife. MARILYN EARP,who was born on October 9, lives at 455 Stu vesant Avenue and is usu ally seen running to school. lurp likes chocolate marsh- mellow sundaes and dislikes nothing. Her favorite saying is, 'Hey, isn't it late' When out of school she will miss archery the most. Murp is destined to be s famous Broadway actress. RONALD KUEHN, born on March 24 lives at 56 Lafayette PL but is usually seen at Al Furman's store. Ron likes baseball and dislikes Trig class. His favorite haying is,'I don't knowl' When out of school he will miss Dr. Moran the most. Ro is des- tined to beco e the opera- tor of the H rvard calcula- tor. PHILIP LEMBO,who celebrates his birthday on October 3. lives at 264 Castle Terrace Verp likes ice-cream, dis- likes homework. He is usu- ally seen with Guzzo and Ca tens, and his favorite say- ing is,'What goes, Joe?Verp who will miss basketball most when out of school, is destined to become a sport! manager. EMILIE FERRARA, born on July 3, lives at 49 Summit Avenue. She likes sports and chocolate fTOSt6d30 Mousie is usually seen with Jill, Bruno and Jeanne Kraftg her favorite saying is, 'What a headl' She will miss Dr. Moranvg Chem- istry class the most when out of school and is d6S- tined to be a Red Cross NLl1'SQe :f3V JOSEPHINE FERRERI, born June l6,lives at 482 Tho se Avenue. She likes dancing and dislikes homework. Dee is usually seen with Ethel Stretz and her favorite saying is, 'Oht he's such a dolltn She will miss her classmates the most when out of school and will be- come a Spar. JOAN Fl0YD,born on larch 9, lives et 174 Page Avenue. She likes eating end she dislikes being rushed.Skeet le usually seen talking and her favorite saying is, 'Be good.' She will miss eport most when out of school and will be is the Ice Follies of JOSEPHINE GACCIONE accom- panying the stork on June 24, lives at 29 Orient Way. She likes Navy fe110WS and dislikes English. Jody is usually seen talking to Ed and Jim and her favorite saying is, nAre you kid- ding?n She will miss sports the most when out of school and she is destined to be- come a nurse at Jersey City Medical Center. 5 4 , at 'X Y tb 5 A, nf qngif ,..k ,f f ' I A, ., 5 was-4 lk. ' V QF iadidiwfvn likes ings., ti? iy i,i.w nyc sured rn' i43iWHMai'sm S igraym Q K fa - k amid VLH n ,3'sigQWMwH gf 1 iinwgiwgigymi rnnsnsnsnnsa inssswswtnndhi aa'n Ssii kfilsdiii TIM LEHBO,born on September 5, lives at 746 Riverside Avenue. Moo likes girls and dislikes hcmework.He is usu ally seen in school and his favorite saying is'MadonneY Moo,who will miss Mr. Lust- bader the most when out of school, is also destined to become a sports' promoter. JOSEPH LEONTE, born Novem- ber l, lives at 337 Second Avenue. Little Joe likes pretty girls and dislikes conceited ones. He is usu- ally seen with Ray Frey and Dick Uurke. His favorite saying is 'Aw come on.' Joe who will miss Mr. Olsoh's cheerful smile most after graduation, is destined to become a fashion designer for 3arnay's men's clothes. MARIE GAFTNEY, who was born on December 7, lives at 617 Sixth Avenue, but is usu- ally seen in her dad's truck. Maria likes movies and dislikes homework. Her favorite saying is, 'That's toughl' When out of school she'll miss study hall the most. Marie is destined to be oo-owner of the Lynd- hurst Ho e Laundry. DAWN GAILING,who was born on larch 12, lives at 712 New Jersey Avenue,but is usually seen up at Rutt's Hut. Dibbs likes crowds and dislikes, walking to school.Her favor- ite saying is, 'Don't be a fromeln After graduation she will miss sports the most. Dawn will follow her domes- tic trends and become the perfect housewife. Q - . I E 3 .fn W pwsdmwsifn g ,oo M W fe k'gQfg 1 is-Q ' Vi g g' 9? sea gnwro 5 eggs v -wr 2 , 'xvef i lnfkswgxiigyw spw., S f 4' 9 er eds gtsiii FRED ICK LOPRESTI, born on May 8, makes his home at 274 Stuyvesant Ayenue.Pres- ton likes the week-ends and dislikes homework. Hb is u- sually seen horsing around and his favorite saying is 'Get off my hack.' Freddy, who will miss Mr. Markle most when out of school, is destined to lead the best band on Qroadway. ' JJ' MARY ELLEN GEARY, who was horn on March 24, lives at 266 Page Avenue,and is usu- ally seen pushing a baby carriage. Meg likes eating and dislikes homework. Her favorite saying is, 'Cheese and crackersln When out of school she will miss her teachers the most. Meg is destined to be Phil Baker's secretary. ROSE GIAQUINTO, born march 26, lives at 711 Stuyvesant Ave. She likes the movies and dislikes being disap- pointed. Quint is usually seen in the halls and her favorite saying is,'But def initely. She will miss the fun the most when out of school and is destined to pose for professional pho- tographors. FLORENCE GIIBEHI, born July 22,lives at 442 Chase Ave. She likes her sailor friend and dislikes conceited tell owe. Flo is usually seen at movies and her favorite say ing is, 'Howdy Dood1e.' She will miss girls' sports the most when out of school and will become a guide at 'Gil bert's Hall of Sc1ence.' ANDREW HASTANIREE, born on November 16, lives at 65? Marin Avenue. Andy likes girls and dislikes work. He is usually see at the Lynd hurst 'Rec' and his favor- ite say is 'Get off my back.' Andy will miss foot ball the most when out of school and is destined to bec me the panager of the Lyndhurst Recreation Center THGMAS McLAYGHLIN, born on February 28, lives at 488 Harding Avenue. Tom likes to loaf and dislikes home- work. He is usually seen with Will Ellenberg and his favorite saying is, 'What do you say?' Tom, who will miss the 5th period chemis- try class the most when out of school, is destined to become an electro-ring pla- t0X'e ELLEN GOEBEL,begen her life on November 19 and lives at 724 Third Street. She likes roller skating and she dis- likes ell day sess1on.lllle is usually seen home and her favorite saying 1s,'Cry-ey She will nies the crowded locker areas the most when out of school and is des- tined to be s high-elses sods jerker. I ALMLCKLDERER, born on Jan. l, lives at 407 Second Ave. She likes sailors and dis- likes ccmpetitors. A1 is u- sually seen on Ridge Rd.and her favorite saying is,'Qh, crumb.' She will miss the kids the most when out of school and will be an ad- miral's wife. WILLIAM McGRATH,born on Oc- tober 15, lives at 272 Tra- vers Place. Bill likes to sleep and dislikes to get up for School. He is usu- ally seen at Deckerts and his favorite saying is 'How could you tell?' Jill, who Uliaa Pe Ae De most when out of school, is des tined to run his own super- markets ,fb CGRA GRUNDON, was born on March 29, and lives at 202 Valley Brock Avenue, but is usu lly seen in the Rivoli. Gook likes dancing and dis- likes 400's Her favorite saying is NutsI Gook will miss her classmates the most when out of school.Her future occupation will be that of a magazine and book critic. AIDA HANSEN, came into the world on May 13. She lives at 237 Lake Avenue and can be seen around almost any time. Aid likes sports and dislikes snooty people. Her favorite saying isWGo blow? After graduation she will miss school in general the most. Aid could be nothing else but the owner of the Colosal Skating Rink. PATRICIA HOUGHTON, who was born on August 5, lives at 531 Post Avenue, and is usually seen at the Rivoli. Irish likes popcorn and dis likes the fellows in L.H!S. Her favorite saying is, 'ly aching backl' She'll miss the gang the most when out of school. Pat's future occupation will be that of secretary to thc Draft Bd. .,,. ,:.A.. El-ffahilg H Kd Q ,s,hs - je 1 ? rye- , 4, A. sn so .V ,... Hsffg g Q, Wi... Wm' .' ' assess Q v ANGEID MANGRAVITE, wee born April 4, lives at 50 Delet- ield Avenue, but is esuslly seen at Bedfords. Ange likes girls and dislikes teachers, His favorite saying 1s'Yes' Bs will miss commercial lee the most when out of school snge is destined to become the new Owner of Bedfords. VINCENT MATHEWS, celebrates his birthday on August 8 din 11v.. at 712 Third ly.. Red likes sports and his favorite saying 1s, Give me a push.' Red will miss sports most when out of school and is destined to become a gym instructor at Columbia. -t?5 W Q., 'J a is ,gif . Ir Y 2 'Q 5 ' Y ,, MURIEL HAUCK, who arrived December 3, lives at 149 Page Avenue, but is usually ses at Decherts. Muriel likes Artie and dislikes homework. Her favorite saying is, I'm surprised at youl' When out of school, she'l1 miss Rom 7652 the most. Muriel is destined to be the author of' the book 'Skills of Ping Pong.' CAROL HART, who was born on August 27, lives at 475 Ridge Road.She likes a ceru tain 'you lmcvr who' and dislikes Too-sweet people. queenie is usually ses rushing in late and her- ihvorite saying is, 'Nell isn't that dumb?' She will miss Dr.Moran and his story of the 'Genxan Fish' the most when out of school. Carol is destined to beocm sn executive at Bambergers. fzigxnzs 5' K :sf .A JOHN MAZUR, who started his life on May 25,lives at 772 Fifth Street. Johnny likes 5 feet 4 inches blondes and dislikes teachers that give homework. He is usually seen with Fred willand' and his favorite saying is, 'You're hats in the bean.' John will miss the holidays most when out of school and is destined to inherit his father's bakery. .5f9' RITA HOUGHTON, born July 10 lives at 719 Sixth Street. Kiddo is usually seen in class and likes good music but dislikes ewooners. Her favorite seying is, hon, Christmes!' Kiddo will miss Study Period the most when out of school. Rite is des- tined to become chairman of ell the G. J. clubs. i FRANCIS ISOLDI.Who came on november 24. lives at 710 New York Ayenue.Fran likes a lot of fun and dis1.lkes conceited people, She ig usually seen talking, ner Iavorite saying is. 'Cut it out.' Fran, who will miss Dr, Harkle's class most of all when out of school. is destined to be a designer of hair accessories, DORIS KEBFER, who was born on December 10, lives at 781 Sixth Street. Sh likes apples and cheese and dis- likes chocolate.'Do Do' is usually seen in North Arl- ington and her favorite say- ing is, n0h, my Lord.' She will miss b sketball and football games the most when she graduates and is destin- ed to be an'architect mak- ing the blue prints for our future homes. FRANCIS MENTONE, welcvmed on May 14, lives at 534 Park Place. Sambo likes to travel, dislikes dentists. He is usually seen on Ridge Roady his favorite saying is, 'How are you doing?' Sambo will miss Mr. Castel- lano the most when out of school and is destined to become a ventriloquist. SALVATG E MIGLIARESI, born November 26, lives at 129 Orient Why. Sal likes to fool around and dislfkes stuck-up girls. He is usual ly see with John and his favorite saying is, That is the best o e I heard today? Sal will miss the Doc the most when out of school and is destined to become a du r man at the Waldorf Astoria. AGNES KOVAL, who came in with a bang on July 4 lives at 502 Chase Avenue but is usually seen 'around.' She likes movies and dislikes co ceited boys.Aggie's fav- orite saying is, 'Oh, gee' and she'll miss study hall periods most when out of school. She will join the Cadet Nurse Corps. MARY KRAFT was born on Feb- ruary ZO at 510 Stu vesant Avenue.'Krafty'likes Johnny and dislikes co ceited peo- ple.She's usually seen at St. Mary's and her favorite saying is,'You make me so mad. Me.ry will miss the gag the most when she is out of school and she is destined to become a nurse. .f , ,ffm , Q 5' week., K Q 1 HAROLD MIGLIN, born on may 17, lives at 673 Ten Eyck Avenue. Miggs likes hunting and dislikes rainy days. He is usually seen knocking a- round and his favorite say- ing iS,uThat ain't no 1ie.' Miggs will miss Trig the most when out of school and is destined to become a se- cond Uncle Dan. J' ROSE LAGUARDIA entered this world on May 15 and al- though who lives at 273 Van 'Buren Street, she's usually seen in Larry's. Roe likes the movies and dislikes P.A.D. Her favorite saying is 'Get out of here' and after graduatio she will miss Dr. Mark1e's class most. Roe is destined to enter in to a partnership with Morris, the tailor. THEAESA LAMATTINA. who was born on lay l6,lives at 200 Van Buren Street and she is usually seen at the Hivoli, Terry likes sailors. dis- likes conceited girls. Her favorite saying is, UW hat are you crasyliifter she is graduated. Terry will miss school friends the most, She is destined to be the inquiring reporter for the galamczoc Evening Star, ALICL LBSSEH. who was born on August 21, lives at 571 Second Avenue, She lg ugu- ally seen hurrying around, 'Speedy' likes ice cream in cold leather and dislikes fifty-minute English periods Her favorite saying is, '15 that right?'and when out of school she will miss racing with the late bell most. We prophesy that Alice willbe in charge of a Physical Ed- ucational School, T . Q SAM M NGOIA came orooning on March 15, and lives at 410 Forest ANe.Ming likes girls and dislikes 400's. He is usually seen with the gang and his favorite say- ing is,'Nuw?' Sam, who will miss the sports and Girl! of L.H.S. most is des tined to beco e a second Frank Sinatra. GEGRGE MORRELL,born on July 18, lives at 220 Webster Awe. Ace likes girls and dislikes to work for his marks. He is usually seen at the.'Rec' and his favor- ite saying is,'I'm a bach- elor.' Rah, Rah, will miss homework most when out of school, is destined, to be- came a hair-dresser. L, , 'f , 5-new ev.-,as -saws.. 1 pf9Wa.?QRf .Kb 25159. Q- 5 , A I , za . ' j , is , at v yleonvfl 5' I fx V' ,iii . askin-3 . Vi , H jp 5 'Q , ,Y ,, S ? STELLA LIBERTI was born on March 23 and lives at 285 Cleveland Avenue.She's usu- ally see talking with the gang in the hall.Stel likes the movies and sports, but dislikes being teased. Her favorite saying is, 'You've got a case' and when out of school she'll miss the fun most. In the future Stella will be the ardent admirer of the Frank Sinatra of the class of '45. FRANCES LIVELLI who arrived on June 17, lives at 159 Summ t Avenue and is usu- ally seen laughing with Flo and Rose. Fran likes blue eyes and dislikes getting up. Her favorite saying is 'No foolingn and after she graduates shell miss sports mostly. Fran is destined to be a second Lily Dache. a 94 5 2 'V U ROBERT MVLLER, whose birth- day is on December 5, lives at 448 Third Avenue. Bob likes ice-cream, dislikes traveling in buses. He is usually seen talking, his favorite saying is, nLetls EQ. Lightning.n Bob, who will 'miss his classmates most upon graduation, is destined to become a weath- Br H2110 cfZ7 1 THERESA MACKAY was born cn April 5 and lives at 513 Willow Avenue.She's usually seen talking to Jim and Ed. Terry likes red-headed fel- lows and dislikes studyhall Her favorite saying is,'Oh, but def.'She'11 miss 'Doc ' most when out of school and she's destined to became a Navy Nurse. CAROL lAILOT.Who came as an early Christmas gift on Dec ember 23,lives at 416 Fifth Avenue and is usually seen with Irene Bog1e,Carr 1159, b0Yl and dislikes disagreg- able and catty people, get favorite saying 13,s'hO.aid sof' and when out of school she'll miss G.L.C. activity Bhd Dr. loren's chemistry Clail. Carol ls going to be a doctor in her own Private hospital, ANGELA MARINACCI.'h0 BrT1V- ed on larch lO,lives at 738 Second Ayenueghowever she's usually seen around school, Ang likes interesting sub- jects but dislikes boring ores, Her favorite saying is, 'Gee,' After graduation sne'll miss Dr, Horan and his Jokes. Ang is destined to become a supervisor of nurses. NICHOLAS NICOLETOS, born on May 27, lives at 348 Second Street. Nick, the Greek, likes girls and dislikes classical music. He is u- sually seen with George, and his favorite saying is, 'Could-be.' Nick, who will miss Dr. Markle most when out of school, is destined to become an auto-racer. JAMES 0'HARE, was born on March 9, and lives at 443 Weart Avenue,but is usually seen at Decherts. Scrappy, likes teachers and dislikes walking.His favorite saying is, 'Come bn, will ya' Jim will miss Miss Walker the most when out of school. He is destined to become a first-class bookie. gsywgt Lg? FLORENCE MARTIN,was born on August Sl and lives at 641 Fifth Avenue. Flo likes roller skating and dislikes homework. Flo is usually seen at Hue Passaic Skating Rink and her favorite say- ing is, 'Darn it all.' When out of school she'll miss the third period Chemistry class the most. Florence is destined to be the smallest nurse from the graduating class. JOAN MAYER, who was born on September 5, lives at 316 L1V1DgBf0B Avenue, and is usually seen working for Dr. Markle. Jeanie likes that certain one from Nutley' and dislikes liver end bacon. Her favorite saying is, 'Fruit caket' After graduation she will miss debating in P.A.D. the most. Joan will be a second Jane Arden and solve all the great mysteries. 1, di -sv-'cv 359-hr. 1 , 4 Q ,itqgw p kk jJQ,,, on ef-gs ' v r Two. , i . ' ., 1. . 1 wi X5 2 : K 'ii ' o y .Au f 4, gr . N etg. ..,,t3ffs - V , -thx: ,gsgstgif f . Z lgtigm thi? fQ?5W'1wWiiv .e .en - 533933 ANGELO PALO, born on March 21, lives at 305 Page Aye- nue. Paloburg likes beau- tiful girls and spaghetti , but dislikes Ccensoredj. He is usually seen at Aunt Mary's Candy Store and his favorite saying is, 'Do you talk?' Ang, who will miss girls and shop the most when out of school, is des- tined to become the general manager of the Caruso Spa- ghetti Company. i-.. -,4, VERONICA MUNCYINSKI,who was born on April 17, lives at 752 New Jersey Ayenue, and is usually seen in the mov- ies. Ronnie likes ice-skat- ing and dislikes conceited girls. Her favorite saying is, 'Oh, wellln After grad- uation she'll miss Ann De Serio the most. Ronnie will have a great future as a noted artist. GLORIA MEGLIO, who was born on May 21, lives at 244 Clinton Terrace, and is us- ually seen talking. Honey likes food and dislikes class lectures. Her favor- ite saying is, 'Shudd upl' When out of school she'll miss Dr. Markle's commer- cial law class the most. Gloria will turn scientific and invent a new talking machine to save her voice from strain. EMILY MUSTlLLI,who was born on April 3, lives at 104 Meadow Road, and is usually seen with'A certain Frank. Emily likes strawberry sc- das and dislikes ho ework. Her favorite saying is, 'What, are you mad?n When out of school she'll miss study periods the most. Emily is destined to be an instructor in an art schcoL AUGUST RALUZZI, was born on June 19, and lives at 700 New York Awenue but is usu- ally seen with the gang. NRacketteer' likes girls and dislikes 400's.His far- orite saying is 'Nice tglk' When out of school he will miss football and girls the most. 'Racketteer' is des- tined to becc e an owner of an auto co. ANTHONY PAOLAZZI, born Nov. 27, lives at 291 Green Ave. but is usually seen in the office. Pitts likes girls and dislikes 4Q0'S- Hi! favorite saying is,'Ba1ony! He will miss arguing his points when out of school. Pitts is destined to becane an auto mechanic. ANNA NATOLI,who was born on August 19, lives at 546 Third Avenue and is usually seen walking o Ridge Road. Ann likes chocolate ice - cream and dislikes ho eworb Her favorite saying is, 'Oh, heckl'After graduating she'll miss her schoolmates the most. Ann is slated to be one of New York's pri- vate secretaries. MARY NICOLAIS.born on Sept- ember 22,1ives at 342 Grant Avenue, but is usually seen on Valley Brook Avenue, She likes P. A. D. and dislikes commercial law,Her favorite saying is,'Holy Christmas,' Ihen out of school one will miss Hrs. Meyers most and she is destined to become a dress designer for Saks, HERBERT PERRY, born cn June 1, lives at 495 Wilson Awe- nue and is usually seen.wth Bayers. Bert likes sport and dislikes homework.He'll miss gym the most when out of school, and his favorite saying is,'Wh t do you say' Bert is destined to became a model for afnew picture of 'Green Eyes.' 61' LILLIAN NITCH Was born on September 16 and lives at 622 Second Avenue and sne's usually seen rushing from place to place,Lll likes to play the piano and dislikes being tickled, Her favorite saying is, 'Hi-Ya,'She will miss the dances most when out of school, Lil is des- tined to be the best court etenographer in the U,S, MARY O'KEEFE entered this world on July 7 at 334 Liv- ingston Avenue, but she is usually seen around school, 'Irish' likes holidays and dislikes DOm6WOTk, Her fav- orite saying is, 'Hi Ya,' After graduation she will miss sports the most, Mary is destined to be the script writer for Abie's Iirishmn' nDYEHE OSBACK,'ho was born on January 1, lives at 324 Riverside Avenue and she is usually seen with Joen.Edie likes to laugh and dislikes to sit without a chair in chemistry class. Her favor- ite saying is, FKnock your- self out,l When sne is out of school she'l1 miss the pesterlng and teasing from some people, Edie will pro- vide the giggle sound ef- fects ror a radio program, QQ? JAM S PIGNATELLO, born Aug. 19, lives at 230 Copeland Avenue, but is usually seen in the pool roam. Munclair likes money and dislikes women. His favorite saying is, 'Money is your best friend.' He will miss Miss Woods the most when out of school. Jim is destined to become a business manager for Billy Rose. FRANK PRIMERANO was born on April 24 and lives at 346 Copeland Avenue. Frank is usually seen playing games and likes swimming but dis- likes reading. His favorite expression is, 'Certainly.' H9 H1188 gm the mggt when graduated and is des- tined to become a partner in his father's business. i as W1 1 6 ARLENE OSINGA, who was born on April 16, lives at 677 Teneyok Avenue, and is usu- ally seen in the gym.'Lene' likes the movies and dis- likes watermelon. Her fave orite saying is,'Holy Crow: and after graduation she'll miss sports the most.Arlene is destined to be a profes- sional basketball player. MARIE PATERNO, an October child, who came on the 15th and lives at 222 Orient Way, is usually seen in the Rivoli. Marie likes sailors and dislikes conceited girls. Her favorite saying is, 'Are you crazy?' When out of school she'1l miss other students the most. Marie will be found anytime in the future at a Ngvy Canteen. L HAROLD PROESCH, born Sept- ember 21, lives at 511 Post Avenue and is usually seen with the Post Avenue gang. 'Rabbit' likes aeronautios class and dislikes commer- cial law. His favorite say- ing is,'Knook off.' He will miss the fellows the most when out of sohool.'Rabbit' is destined to become a com edian on Broadway. QSJL MARIE PEGNATORE,born on Ang ust 31, lives at lll Orient lay, end is usually seen lsughing.Peg likes to dence but dislikes tests. Her favorite saying is, 'Defin- 1tely! When out of school Peg will miss Girls leaders Club the most. Peg is des- tined to become the world's famous dancer. MARIE RC ANO, who entered the world o July 12, lives at 219 Copeland Ayenue.Mimi likes the movies and dis- likes conceited people. Her favorite saying, 'No kid- ding,' and when out' of school she'll miss all the 0.111 111 Le Hs Ss the mblts Marie is destined to be a movie scout for Gigantic Productio n. MARY JANE RICADELA, who was born on August l5,lives at 268 Court Avenue and is us- ually seen on the Passaic bus. Rici likes movies, dislikes homework. Her favorite saying is, 'You're simply disgusting.' After graduation she'll miss Eng- lish class the most. Mary Jane is destined to be a biscuit taster for the Nat- ional Biscuit Company. ROCCO RAGO, born on Septem- ber 28, lives at 570 Fern Avenue, but is usually seen at the movies. Rocky likes u biased teachers likes school. His saying is,'0h,Yeah. will-miss gym most of school.Rocky is to operate his own and dis- favorite ' and he when out destined gymn. DOMINICK SANTORA, born lay 15, lives at 121 Copeland Avenue,but is usually seen at the library. 'Professor' likes French and hecislikes people who think they are smart.His favorite saying S French class the mdst after graduation and is destined to succeed Uncle Wriggly of the Newark News. ROSE PRESINZAlDfll3 born on December l,and lives at 285 warren Street, but is usu- ally seen at D k S Grand Stores. Pretz likes singing and dislikes homework. Her favorite saying is, 'What goes?' Prets will miss the fun she had in school the most when out. Rose is des- tined to become a singer on WU on Su day nights. YOLANDA ROMEO, who was born on April 17, lives at 556 Fern Avenue, and is usually seen at the Ritz Theatre. Yo likes Frank Sinatra and dislikes onions. Her Favor- ite saying is,'That's tough on you.' After graduation she'll miss the Girls' Lea- ders Club most. Yolanda is destined to be 'The Voices' accompianist. ROBERT SHORTAL talked his way onto the earth on larch 24,at 620 New Jersey Avenue ne is usually seen with George and N1ck.Short7 lull apple ple and dislikes trig class. His favorite saying is,'That is tough' and he will miss Dr.0lson the most when he is out. pcb is des- tined to become e sports promoter. 63 CLAIRE SCHAU, arrived on September 4, and now lives at lll Kingsland Avenue,and is usually seen in Wulff's. Queenie likes dancing and dislikes homework. Her favorite saying is, A.11 the time.' when out of school she'll miss P. A. D. class the most. Claire will work her way up and become se- cretary to John Leslie,him- 861fe FLORENCE SANTO PIETRO, who was born on July 51, lives at 631 Second Avenue and is usually seen smiling. Flo likes dancing and dislikes not being with a certain fellow. Her favorite saying is, 'Is that so?' She'11 miss having fun the most after graduation. Florence will put her beautiful hair to use by modeling f'0r Drone Shampoo ads. JULIA SAVINO, who was born on February 20, lives at 285 Van Buren Street, and is usually seen going to the store. Jo likes sports and dislikes sissies. Her favorite saying is, That's tough'. When out of school she'l1 miss teachers the most. Julia is destined to enter her dogs in a big show and win many Blue Rib- bon Prizes. HENRY SIMONAK, born on June 2, lives at 534 Post Avenue and is usually seen at Dec- herts. Sim likes ice cream and dislikes homework. His favorite saying is, 'No- kidding. xHe will miss Dittmar and Fitz, Inc. the most when out of school. Sim is destined to beco e the new general manager of The Ae Pe EDGAR SMITH, born on May 9, lives at 571 Fern Avenue, and is usually seen with the Post Avenue gang going to work. Smitty likes ice cream, cake, sports, and sleep but dislikes homework and 8TO's. His favorite saying is, Easy, soc and he will miss Doc. Moran and school friends the most when out of school. Smitty is destined to uecome an aviator for Eastern Air. DEBBY SCHAEFER,who was born on November 16, lives at 602 Ridge Road, and is us- ually seen in the auditor- ium. Debs likes swing music and dislikes anything per- taining to homework. Her favorite saying is, 'Jiminy Crickets. After graduation she'l1 miss Dr. Moran and his jokes the most. Debby will be a councilor at a camp in the Adirondacks. MARTHA RUPINSKI, who was born on June 29, lives at 645 Fourth St.,and is usual ly seen smi1ing.Marty likes dancing and dislikes con- ceited people. Her favorite Saying is, Oh, brother. when school is out she'll miss classmates the most. Vartha will fulfill her 1ife's am ition to study at Katheriie Gibbs School. AUSTIN SOUZA, who was born on December l6,lives at 300 Valley Brook Avenue, but is usually seen at Dechert's. he likes to sleep in The morning ann dislikes stay- ing after school. Austin's favorite saying is, 'never happens' and he will miss third period P.A.D. class. WSOQ' will be the secret- ary to Presihent Fittmnr. 67 MARY SCHRADER, who was born 0 May 16 lives at 140 Post Avenue and is usually seen in Wuflls.Mar likes sailors and dislikes getting up in the morning. Her favorite Saying is, What do you say there? After graduation she'll miss Radio Code chss the most. Mary is destined to have a business career. GLORIA SCHMIT, who was born on September 3 and lives at 318 Forest Avenue but is usually see in the Nut House.Glo-bug likes sailors and dislikes homework. Her favorite saying is, Well maybe. After graduation she'll miss working in the office the most.Gloria will be Dr. Mark1e's much-needed bookkeeper. SARAH SCUCCI, who was born o Merch 27, lives at 50 Stuyvesant Avenue and is usually seen going to N. Y. Scuch likes tomato pie and dislikes school.Her favor - ite saying is, I don't like you. When out of school sheql miss gossiping with Terry the most. Sarah will be a photographer for the Newurk Evening News. ROBERT STANKUS, who came in on a beam on Dec mber 8,end lives at 455 Post Avenue, and is usually seen at home doing radio work. Bob likes radio and electricity and dislikes girls with a big line. His favorite saying is, You cook with gas. He will miss Dr. Moran's yarns the most when out of school. Bob is destined to become a radio technician. JACK SUMMERTON,born April 4 lives at Travers Place .ut is usually seen at the lynd hurst Rec. Winterton likes girls and dislikes homework His favorite saying is Nice talk.' He will miss the teachers' hauling him out. Jack is destined to become the best cust mer of the Lyndhurst Recreation Center ANNE STEPHENS, who was born on December l, lives at 285 Lyndhurst Avenue, but is usually seen in Ramsey. Steve likes hot fudge sun? daes and dislikes tests.Hbr favorite saying is, 'Just a minute.' When out of schmi she'l1 miss going home at 3zl0.mhe most. Anne willbe a clerk for the air lines. MARIE SOTILE, who was born on December 3, lives at 484 Thomas Ayenue, and is us- ually seen at the Ritz Theatre. Teeja likes movies and dislikes homework. Her favorite saying is, Very funny.n- After graduation she'll miss the fun she h d the most. Marie is des- tined to be an usherette. l EDWARD TARABOKIA wns born on March 27 and lives atdb? Kingsland Avenue. Ed likes some homework and dislikes other homcwork.He's usually seen home and his favorite saying is, 'That happens in the rain onlynend he will miss homework the most when out of school. Ed will be- come a designer of electric scorebo r -'.iV s. 'F tif' VICTOR THORNE, celebrates his birthday on July 6, and lives at 521 Kingsland Ave. but is usually seen at Dec- herts. Buddy likes fried chicken and dislikes get- ting heme early. His favor- ite saying is, 'How come?' HB will miss sports the most when out of school.Eud is destined to become a popular basketball and base all coach. JOAN STURZENEGGER, who was born on November 24, lives at 308 Valley Brock Avenue, and is usually seen every- where. Jo likes athletics and dislikes boogiedwoogie. Her favorite saying is, 'Jeekers.' When out of school she'll miss the gym the most. Joan is destined to become a swimming in- structress. ETHEL STRETZ, who was born on October 3, lives at 355 Kingsland Ave. and is us - ally seen with Eddie. Buty likes Eddie and dislikes the four-hundred .Her favor- ite saying is, nholy Crown. She'll miss Doctor Markle's Cmmercial law class after graduation. Ethel will be the first bride from the class of '45. . I MARILOU TACKE, was born on January 2, and lives at 324 Lyndhurst Avenue.Lou is us- ually seen in slacks. She likes blends and dislikes questions.Her favorite say- ing is,'I couldn't help it? After graduation she'll miss the girls and boys the most. Marilou will be a model for Ponds krgdugts and we all know why. GLORIA TANELLA,who was born on December 16, lives at 565 New Jersey Avenue and is usually seen at the Ritz Theater. Tanella likes eating and dislikes show- offs. Her favorite saying is, 'Swelll' When out of school she'll miss class- mates the most. Gloria is destined to be a feminine Bob Hope. THERESA THOMAS,who was born on January 27 lives at 529 Third Avenue and is usually seen rushing around. Terry likes dancing and dislikes getting up in the morning. Her favorite saying is 'Hi- ya.'After graduation she'll miss classmates the most. Terry is destined to be a commercial teacher. PEGGY WALSH, who was born on September 19, lives at 179 Valley Brook Avenue but is usually seen at Wu1fT's. Peg likes dancing and dis- likes ccnceited people. Her favorite saying ls, 'What was I going to aay?' When out of school she'll miss girls' sports the most. Peg with her long curly locks, will be a model for Halo Shampoo. ROBERT VILE, whose birthday is lay 9, and lives at 313 Lincoln Avenue, is usually seen working. Yile likes building models and disllbe trig. His favorite saying is, 'You vile character. Hs will mise class naps the most when out of school.Bob is destined to invent any- thing the public ean't use. up , JOAN WILLIALS, who was born on June 16, lives at 365 Lake Avenue and is usually seen with Edythe. Billy likes interolass basketball and dislikes snooty people. Her favorite saying is, Did you do your Trig'? ' After graduation she'll miss 'her classmates the most. Joan will make the fellows want to be ill so they can have her for a nurse. iegg Ja hiss NANCY WILLIAMS,who was born o June 30, lives at 318 Livingston Avenue butis us- ually seen floating around school at any hour. Nan likes dill pickles and dis- likes algebra. Her favorite saying is, Good G-a-r-s-ht' After graduation she'llnnss meetings after school the most. Nancy is destined to be editor of the New York Times. ' DOROTHY WORTMAN,was born on February 17, and lives at 494 Wilson Avenue, but is usually seen around home. Dot likes radio and food and dislikes Frank Sinatra. Her favorite saying is, - Ya don't tell mel' Dot will mill Ho e Room when out of school and is destined to become a champion typist. RATTY JEAN ZAUN,was born on September 21, and lives at 125 Delafield Avenue,but is usually seen around the halls.Pat likes dancing and dislikes getting up in the morning. Her favorite sayh ing is, F'Heaven Sakesl' When out of school she'll miss homework the most. 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To Miss Walker we leave enough sugar to keep her as sweet as she is now, To Mr. Olsen we leave a simplified Trlg book to make things easier all MPOUUH. To Mrs. Mitchle we leave a much-needed errand girl. To keep him going we leave Dr. Moran a jar'of sodium and a good book of jokes. To Mrs. McMahon we leave a sun lamp so that she can always keep her lovely tan. To Mr.!bsches we leave a student who is a scientific genius. To the Junior class we leave some of the good breaks that we never got. To the Sophomores we leave two more years of patience. To the Freshmen we leave smelling salts to help them recover from their first EXBJIISQ To Lefty Mitchell we leave a Charm Curl Kit to cultivate that much desired wave. To Jewel Aston we leave the prospect of being the next majorette. To Joe Bello we leave a coat with a much larger lapel on which he can wear all medals. To Mary Ann Andriola we leave a megaphone just her size. To Andy Egert we leave a pair of Adler's elevator shoes. To Alice Mizeskl and Frances Fastook we leave the inspiration to enable them to their co-operative teamwork in basketball. To Jack Brewer we leave a cushioned chair in the office. '9 ZW S W Qlduaclass of 1945, in departing do leave these things for those who have guided final of his keep J Xf JA 'Cl ns QM us UP The DEFENDANTS DUE FOR TRIAL class of '48 started its first year in the Court of Education in September 1944. Its defense attorneys were Jay La Russo, William Landells, Lorraine ink, and Janet De Zavala. The Freshman held two dances, one in October, the other in May. In September 1945 its Sophomore year its Matthew Cantonese, Ted gave The The fense in largaret tainment the class of '47 oegan its four years' tr1a1.In counsels for the defense were Richard Leiser, Cieszynski, and Louis De Vorsey. The Sophomores Shamrock Dance as their entertainment in March. class of '46, came before the jury on September 1942. 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'S 3' ' - . ,,5:,,gfg4.211 - -vs. - 1. -gsgm' if-'cp is ,r '1g.f'1' g.3i,5m-Jvfzw-15.5.11 .' - is :-,-,.::-, 3. ---.n WGA 'I 3 . 1.-. gi., ..:3::.: E 5: . ,.. if ., au' ':-I-:El Q IF-9-.J 1:5 -- - : -ug.. ,- ' '41-:. ag -Z1 'ifif - .L I, R. 'lfgfg .: -N H' 12 -:.'x1.':. fu' .:,',.g.. 5 .. 3:50. -, f 144 1 N. rwdqy. H 'I 1 L . . , 1 1 1 95 .. 'fgflf' 'Z-25372 S3514 :3f- ' 11' :fF1'5:1 '.1.:i-Q. If-nt.:wwf-1-:g.Q.a,s:'.:1 .353 , gf: . T-Q E 1 xg. :,2'.-. .3 ,Lg I xl 92313, .. .. ...-1339 .',-5 .Ll -Sfizz-ns --:iff '-'-f-:ti-Qf?F49'l.:ll J ' ,1 4' . 1' 1 F -:S 1. .x ..,, , ik.!!E-Linkin . 5'- 1 I 2 GIRLS' SPORTS APPRECIATION We, the girls of the class of 1945, would like to extend our appreciation to Miss Horstman, our friend and adviser, for her guidance and time spent in teaching us good sportsmanship and the ways to become capable leaders. GIRLS' LEADERS COUNCIL Motto: nThe leader can accomplish what others dare not try The members of the Council are chosen by Miss Horstman from the girls in the Leaders Club. These girls have charge of intramural sports and assist in the gym classes The Council helps girls to become proficient players in all sports and teaches them that good sportsmanship is a quality 'mustn in life. The members of the Council are: Lucy DiCamil1o, President Irene Bogle Josephine Gaccione Dawn Gailing Arlene Osinga Camille Pesile GIRLS' LEADERS CLUBs Aim: 'To teach girls to be winners, and if they cannot be winners, to teach them to be good leaders.' To become a member of the Leaders Club, a girl must earn fifteen gym points in her sophomore year, or twenty in her junior year. These points are earned when the girls participate in all sports. The members of the Senior class are: Irene Bogle Mae Bogle Lois Bussman Angela Carella Olive Dasler Lucy D1Cam1llo Marilyn Earp Josephine Gaccione Dawn Galling ElQQsaaQ,QLlhaLL ARCHEHY Stella Llberti Carol Mallet Mary O'Keefe Edythe Osback Arlene Osinga Marie Pegnatore Yolanda Romeo Joan Sturzenegger Joan Williams Ngncx Williams fag Archery is one of the most popular sports at L H S eigamwma The girls shoot outdoors in the fall and again in the ML 5 Q qfE:'F spring. When the archery tournament is held in the spring, . ','- there is a great deal of keen competition before the winners an ....,.., ,- .' are determined. 95 BASKITBAIL This year as in years before basketball has been one of the favorite sports of ath- letic girls. Participation ln this sport has been tremendous and every girl enjoyed her self because of the hlghfrldlng competition. Basketball teams were divided into two leagues, one on Monday night and the other on Wednesday night. The winning team of Monday night, captained by Marilyn Earp, and the winner of Wednesday night, captained by Carol Mallet, met ln a fight-to-the-finish game that was fast and furious. larilyn Earp's team came out victorious and each girl on the team received a gold basketball at the Awards Assembly. The members of the team were: Marllgn Earp, Captain Ruth lttner Irene Bogle Gloria Calla Genevieve Frankland Carol Hass Stella Liberti Theresa Paolozzl Ann Rlzzuto Elise Weber Zach year we have what ls known as inter-class basketball. Miss Horstman picks twelve girls fro each class and the four classes play each other. The Seniors who won all their games this year had their name put on the basketball trophy. The members of the Senior team were: Mae Bogle, Captain Irene Bogle Olive Dasler Marilyn Earp Dawn Galllng Rose Glaquinto Florence Gilbert Stella Liberti Carol Mallet Mary O'Keefe Arlene Osinga Marie Pegnatore This year's Basketball Season was managed by Josephine Gacclone. VOLLEYQAQQ Volleyball has always been a great success and this year has been no exception. All the girls from the Seniors downrto the Freshmen have come Q5 faithfully at night to enjoy themselves by playing a good -Aff game of volleyball. Over 200 girls signed up to play. 4 E The Freshmen and Sophomores played on Monday night and 1 Z Mig the Juniors and Seniors played on Wednesday night. Two Sen- fm ..,. Eb- lor teams ended in a tie. These teams were captalned by Marilyn Earp and Florence Gilbert. To determine the champion, the two winners were scheduled to play three games. i e first two games were won by Marilyn Earp's girls thus cllnching the championship for her. Each member was awanded a gold volleyball 'lhe members of the t B851 VIBPB ? Marilyn Earp, Captain Irene Bogle Fllomena Catena Carol Haas Betty Hoehmann Carol Mallet Mildred Russo Lorraine Zales Pat Zaun Dawn Calling was the capable manager of volleyball this year. AWARDS An Assembly is held at the end of the semester at which the girls who have shown an interest in sports receive awards. By participating in these sports they earn these points for various awards Numerals are given for 25 pointsg a monogram for 50 points, a six inch L for '75 polntsg and a gold basketball for 100 points. The following Senior girls have earned awards: . LE ' 2- 3231 NUMEHALS Irene Bogle Mae Bogle Angela Carella Filomena Catena Gloria Cella Olive Dasler June Davies Catherine De Glsi Lucy Di Camillo Marilyn Earp Joan Floyd Josephine Gaccione Dawn Gaillng Rose Glaquinto Florence Gilbert Aida Hansen Pat Houghton Stella Liberti Frances Livelli Carol Mailot Joan Mayer Mary O'Keefe Edythe Osback Arlene Osinga Marie Pegnaotre Yolanda Romeo Florence Santo Pietro Peggy Walsh Joan Williams Nancy Williams MONOGRAM Irene Bogle Mae Bogle Angela Carella Lucy D1 Camlllo Marilyn Earp Josephine Gaccione Dawn Gaillng SIX-INCH Irene Bogle Lucy Di Camille Marilyn Earp Florence Gilbert Stella Liberti Carol Mailot Edythe Osback Arlene Oslnga Marie Pegnatore Nancy Williams IILII Josephine Gacciow Dawn Galling Arlene Osinga BOYS' SPORTS FOOTBALL September 1, 1944 was the first day of football practice for the Golden Bears of Lyndhurst. On entering the Bergen-Passaic County League, the football squad found that many changes had come about. Mr. Lustbader, the backfleld coach of '43 replaced Mr. Page as head coach.Mr. Lust- bader is the only athlete and graduate of L. H. S. to become coach, His assistant, Frank Cardinale of Nutley is well known throughout the staxe of New Jersey. They were a good coaching staff and made a great hit with the fellows. With ten lettermen returning, the Golden Bears had high hopes. The returning letter men in the backfield were: Tim Lembo, the Bears quarterback and demon on the offense and defense, William Bernadino, our shifty, speedy back, Jim Grady and Angelo Palo, our plunging and blocking back, and Joe Iosco, the blocking back with the educated toe. On the line we had Anthony De Venlo, a lightweight tornado, at center, with Augie Paluzzi, Vincent Matthews and Frank Carucci at ends. Augie and Vinnie did a terrific job on the offense and defense. We had Ted Liva and Richard Burke as tackles opening those big holes, with Bill Ellenberg, Gene Spies, and Joe Zirpoli as guards helping those backfield men get through. Opening the football season, Lyndhurst played Rutherford at home, losing 21--6. In the second game our team showed real spirit whipping the North Arlington Vikings by the score of 20--13. The Golden Bears met Bergenfield, a new opponent, in their first league contest. The Bears outplayed Bergenfield all the way but cou1dn't out-score them. The score was Bergenfield 15, Lyndhurst 7. In our next game the Bears took on the heavy Lodi team, that was picked to win, but Lyndhurst outplayed the Rams and ended with a 7--7 tie. East Rutherford, another heavy team, thrashed the Bears by a 26--O score. At Hawthorne, our second League game, we saw the Lyndhurst boys hitting theirstride and walking off with a 27--O score. I Traveling away up to Ramsey to play the third league ig f,,.,w ,:, contest, our team d1dn't look too well the first half,1os1ng i 6--O, but in the second half the Bears displayed their power A by subdueing Rainsey 18--6. 98 Going to Bogota we met the heaviest team on our schedule in the fourth league BEIGE The Bears started off early on these Pirates, scoring in the first few minutes of play. It ended a one-sided affair, the Bears winning 33--O. Thanksgiving day the Bears held a heavily favored Belleville team to a scoreles- tie in a muddy field at Lyndhurst. The Bears, totalling ll9 points to 86 points for their opponents had one of the best teams in five years and took second place in the Bergen-Passaic County League. BASEBALL The Bears unon resuming baseball last year had a fairly good season, winning three games and losing five. we took two games away from Harrison and beat Bogota, with Ramsey defeating us twice, Bergenfield once, Wood-R1dge and Lodi both defeating us once each. This year we hone to have a better season. Our seven lettermen from last year were: Captain Tim Lembo, holding the lmnortant corner at third base and George Morrell spearing them at short, Tullio Fraterigo our Joe Gordon at second, Lanky Frey covering f1rst and Bud Thorne who ie our undescribable outfielder, can throw, hit, and really pull those balls out of the air. .Ee , We have a good game schedule and hope to come out victor- ia. gg rv Qu lous. ,- I u , , :' 'K it 1, . www. ,,. nail BASKETBALL This year's basketballs eason was a good one for L. H. S. The Bears played 21 games, winning 8 and dosing 13. However, when the Bears entered the tournament we lost to a much taller team, Dumont, by the tune of 27 to 29. The Bears were leading the way with beautiful heads up ball until that last minute. The Dumont gang came from behind to defeat us. However, the Bears who were the underdogs made a good showing. The boys were sorry that Marty Dolan couldn't see the team he coached for three years enter the tournament. They were his boys who had been shining on the court all season. The Bears had five lettermen back this year, but lost Bill BernadLno because of an injury in football. The returning lettermen were: Captain Jim O'Hare, Ed Farrell, Lef ty Mitchell, George Morrell and Phil Lembo. O'Hare, Farrell, Lefty Mitchell, Simonak spraked that offense neatly, and played good ball on the defense too. The main men on the defense were George Grieco and Phil Lembo who really did a fine job getting the bel off the backboard. TRACK Our Track team is out there practicing every day to get themselves in shape for those school meets. We had a good season last year knocking over our neighbors from Passaic twice. Our coaches, Mr. Olson and Dr. Moran, are doing a swell job in getting our trackmen into shape. Ray Frey, our one letterman coming back, as well as a host of others are working hard to get into those track meet line-ups. Tom Domenico is one of our speedsters to watch this year. Harry Wregg ls another long-distance runner to watch this season. 3 a 1 1 r ' I 1' . i'sL '-V... 5 ' ':. 34 .hc is QM ffMf if 551 Qi ' 4' 'f w' g fb M f E55 MQ if fiflfffff Wfgs w if 3133 gffjfjzoigg f i' X,'Y-ixdfgggi 6 2 'A x WSJ BS? 155296 Ja 'Y' Qsywwgigw .W uma? Wt 0 fffiw' Wwilwwwi qffzww M fy wxffiky :SQ 6 Kyiv' 26343 Q?WfWW lgiy? wfWk5WiY 5Q5 101 102 Miss I. Aaron Viola Aberle Miss C. Abersold Mrs. Gnace Accardi Mrs. Marie Amato Mrs. Paul Angelo Mrs. Anthony Antlorlo Tony Arcari Mr. and Mrs. John Arthur Mrs. C. Assante Merle and John Aselta Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bach J. D. Bacheff Geraldine Baker Pvt. and Mrs. Richard Bates Mr. and Mrs. A. Batlstta Nino Batistta Tim and Arthur Baxter Mr. and Mrs. A. Bayer Chief Otto Bayer William Becker Mrs. Mary E. Benson Mr. and Mrs. John Berardi B. 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Castlegrant Lorraine and Salvatore Catena Mrs. S. Catena Mrs. and Mr. Lester Causer Mr. and Mrs. D. Cella Mr. Joseph Cerone James Ceumaros BAIBQNE Mr. and Mrs. Chankallan Mr. and Mrs. F. Chapman Morris Checchia Anthony Checki Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Checki Mr. Chirst Mrs. J. Christofaro Mrs. Phyllis Cicalese William Cifune Mr. and Mrs. Clnardo Mrs. Clow Mr. and Mrs. R. Colabella Mr. and Mrs. J. Colasurdo Miss Coleman Mr. md Mrs. William Collins Mrs. Nellie Conger A. V. Conner Mrs. A. Corbett Mr. and Mrs. W. Coronoto Anthony Costa Cooky Costa Mrs. Joseph Costa Mrs. Josephine Costa Mrs. Frank Ferrantl Mr. and Mrs. T. Ferrara Pvt. Frank Ferrara Pvt. Angelo T. Ferreri Mr. and Mrs. S. Ferreri Thomas J. Ferreri Mrs. D. Ferner Mr. and Mrs. John Ficke Mr. and Mrs. C. Figgolivi Mrs. W. S. Fisher Miss M. M. Fitzsimmons Mrs. J. Florie Mrs. John Floyd John A. Floyd Mr. G. Flude Bill Forshee Joe Forti Mrs. C. Forunato Mr. and Mrs. Frangipane Mr. and Mrs. A. Frangipane hr. and Mrs. M. 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Lesser Mr. Louis Levine Mr. Alfonso Liberti Mrs. J. Liberti Mr. Paul Liberti Adele Lippard Ruth Loevsky Pelle Logan Mrs. A. Lombardi Geraldine Lombardi Grace Lombardi Mrs. M. Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. F. Lopresti Mr. Benny Lotesta Louis Los Paluto Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lowe Mr. and Mrs. William Ludwig Mildred Lucas Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lyons Mac Pat Malone Mrs. Louis Manganaco Mr. and Mrs. Cormine Mango Mrs. . g Mr. and Mrs. George Marano Connie Mangravite Mrs. M. Mangravite Sgt. and Mrs. Frank Marchica Mr. and Mrs. Marchitell Mrs. Peter Marinacci Marie R. Marion Mr. and Mrs. J. Maroni Mrs. E. S. Martin Helen Martin Mr. George Martinico Genevivellartinls Mr. and Mrs. R. Martinis Rita Martinis Ernest Mason Ethel Mason Barbara Ann Masters Mrs. R. Mathews Rodney Mathews Mr. and Mrs. John Mauro Mr. and Mrs. William Mayer Mrs. Mazur Helena Mazur Mr. Mazur Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGann Rose McGee ' Scotty McGowan Mrs. William McGrath Amy E. McKinley Mrs. Mary McLean M s. M. 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Thorne Mrs. Harold Thurston Joseph Tita Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tobin William Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Tony Trancane Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trotta Mr. patrigh Trotta Mr. and Mrs. A. Twilla Anna Tuscano Mr. and Mrs. James Tuscano Mr. Vito Tuscano E. Underhill Mrs. Carmel Vance Marie Venture Mr. J. Vermunb Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Verola Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Vile Alfred Villa S lfc U.S.N. Mr. Albert Visco Mr. Frank Visco Mrs. Louise Visco Mrs. Sam Vitola S. Vitola Mr. and Mrs. E. Vuotto Elsie P. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Walsh Mr. George Wehrenback Mrs. F. Weier J Mrs. George Weortz Lyman Whisneaf Miss C. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jess E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Williams Barbara Wing IPGUS Wojclk Lillian A. Wolf Walter F. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Wortman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wregg Mrs. Margaret Wright Mrs. Mary Yubehanik Mr. and Mrs. John E. Zaun Mr. and Mrs. Authur Zeltmann Dorothy Zeltmann Mrs. Zoeller Mr. Zoeller Henry Zumfelde CLASS OF 1950 Duncan Cameron Elizabeth Cameron CLASS OF 1951 sfsgs. and Mrs. B. R. Schneider, Jr CLASS OF 1952 Lt. CJ. G.J John Cameron Charlotte Eber CLASS OF 1954, Mrs. A. J. Del Tufo CLASS OF 1955 Irene Campbell Mary Mangravite Dorothy Tissiere Alice Dasler Walsh CLASS OF 1956 Anthony Benelli CU.S,N.D Agne L. Cameron Frances Colavita Dorothy Emmons Elizabeth McKearon Esther Pisano Russel Safer Betty Stephens Retta Waskiewicz CLASS OF 1957 Dorothy Osback Hatch Helen Hixon Dick Lindsay Lt. Thomas J. McKeown Phyllis Parry Helen Carella Pollaro CLASS OF 1958 - Mrs. Gaza Brantner Lesbia Colabella Dot Dasler Joyce Ghiglia Ann Bogle Maher Cpl. James McGann Earl F. Schneider RM2fc Florence Stephens Siena Florence Tucker Helen King Wagner Mildred Wachter CLASS OF 1959 Mary Paluzzi Compitiello Alice Hammond Dasler Ruth Dawson Jean Dolan Jo Lamattina Patricig McKeown Anthony Meglio GMlfo Mrs. Erie Rall Cecelia Ress Florence L. Ritter Cpl. Joseph Schumacher Catherine Stern CLASS OF 1940 Carol Bach Ibrothy Beck Antoinette Colavita Thelma Deckert George Dolan F. J. Lyons BM2fc 1 Louise Mariana Lucille Meglio Fred Parry Clarence P. Smith Sgt. Charles J. Vile U.S.M.C.R CLASS OF 1941 Warren Bolander 2nd Lt. Bovio Colabella Anne Gagllardi Thomas A. Henderson Catherine M. Kelley S2fc sfsgt. Zlgmund Kaminski Rose Lodato Kathleen H. Lyons Robert.Mastrand L1111an R. Ritter Lillian Sinopoli Sophie Wright CLASS OF l942 Katherine Blanchard Audrey Brethauer Kay Bruno Ann Castellucci Betty Clark Catherine Cloughley Mrs. Louise De Cato Helen De Jewski Marie De Meo A Cptl Arthur Derby Cpl. John H. Doyle Malcolm Emmons Doris Gardner John Garofolo Irene Henning Constance Ladato Nettle Lamattlna Pvt. John F. Lyons Eleanor Mc Hugh E. Michaelfelder Anthony Monoco Chris Nazare Eleanor Radice Rachel Romano Betty Schrader Marie Scucci Annette Talano Grayce Trotta Viola Vitallano Helen Weis Janet Wregg CLASS OF 1945 Pvt. Ashley A. Brooks James H. Day Jr. Michael De Luca C2fc U.S.N. Adele Giccone Dorothy Haggerty Mary Hay Bkr. Sfc Eugene R. Houghton Thomas Houghton R.T.3fc Virginia Kaas Rose Natoli Lenore Ralph Charlotte Ruhnke Natalie Sauls Arthur Schmidt Anne Schrader Sgt. James T. Schumacher U.S. Marie Sinopoli Pfc. Andrew Smith. U.S.M.C. Lucie Spitale Audrey Weler Sgt. Jess E. Williams Audrey Wilson CLASS OF 1944 Pfc. Bill Bogle Bernadette Campbell ss:5.2s2te1kgB2.0 Ann Capacc o Dori s Cars tens M.C.R. PATRONS CLASS OF 1944 George C. Dent Maria De Glsi Mary Di Camille William Duffy S2fc U.S.N. Marvin Feldman S2fc U.S.N. Bud Foster Sandy Gambone Virginia Gigante Rose Grezzi Thelma Hansen Wilbut Kaas Thomas Keefe S2fc U.S.N. Lois Kiper, Albert T. Kuehn Jr. S2fc,U.S Arthur Lemise S210 U.S.N. Lewis Ueseuome Pvt. Joseph Je Lyons Uosemece Frances Marion Thomas Mc Gunn Alberta McM1ckle Bob Moran Ann Orlizawski Harry A. Perterson U.S.N. A1 Plratzky Rose Rlgante Pvt. Howard E. Robb Elaine Roeschke Jack G. Schiffer Carolina Toscano FI'9d.Je VBAPIBSB UeSoNe AXT Dean Zepernick CLASS OF 1945 Audrey Burnett Rose Carlo William Clark S2fc U.S.N. Catherine De Gisi Lucy Di Camillo Martin Dondero Marilyn Earp Robert Lee Earp Emilie Ferrara Jody Gaccione Florence J. Gilbert Fred Gilbert Edwin Gross Rolf Hellmich Bob Inglima Mary Kraft Roemer Kreuder slfc U.S.N. Alice Lesser Rose Lupinacci Angelo Mangravite Charles Mc Donnell U.S.M.M. Bob Muller Arlene Osinga Angelo Palo Rocco Rage Eugene Rimasse U.S.N. Claire Schau Joan Sturzenegger Theresa Thomas ' Joe Zlrpoli U.S.M.M. CLASS OF 1946 Eleanor Arcari Carmine Aria Jean Ahlborn Charles Baxter Harry Baxter Gloria Bello Delores Bittner Florence Boglive Jennie Bonanni Walter Brennar John Bullock June Burden Porky Caruccl Frank Carucci Michael Cerone Jo Cerullo Violet Cinardo Ruth C0111ns Michael Cortese Dolly Delmbnice Anne De Luca Frieda De Luoa Tom Demonico June Depew Dorothy Dunn Andy Egert Rita Eickhoff Audrey Feleggl Vincent Florkewioz Joyce Foster Anthony Gerard Fran Giver Margaret Hansen Joan Helsmoortel Grace Hickey Mildred Hofmeister Douglas Hursh Walter Huthansel eRobert Joy Joseph Kwlatkovskl DorothyVKraft Philip Kramp Mike Laterza Lucy Liverti Ted Liva Shirley Luber Victor Marinello Jimmy Marion Norma Martoglio Pearl Mattarochio Joe Messineo Mary Meyer Anthony Moreno Louis Morella Jack Mbrton Herbert Mueller Robert Nicol Ernes and Oakes James 0'Hara Terry Paolozzi Lottie Pogoda Helen Palazzo Rita Palmderi Joe Parella Dorothy Pawloskl Camille Pesile Charles Ph1111pg Gene Pulsihelll Donald Radell Peggy Ralph Ted Redlker Ann Rlzzuto Vincent Rovegno Mildred Russo Ruth Schafer Emilie Shadel Peter Shelhamer Walter Skyta Bert Thomas Louise Toron Jean Trotta Robert Walker Elise Weber John Whitehead Winnie Wisnieski William Woodruff Ann Yerzewekl Peggy Young Lorrlne Zales Vincent Zales CLASS OF 1947 .Charles Adamo Harry Albrecht O 106 CLASS OF 19b7 Harry Albrecht Mary Ann Andriola Jewel Aston August Blanculli Doris Billand Violet Blaza Rocco Bonelll Tom Boyer Genesta Brown Frank Bulger Terry Cagnacoi Ernie Casazza Ann Cavallero Eileen Checki Teddy Cieszynski Dorcas Constant James Del Guercio Doris De Zavala Ruth Diehl John Di Lasoioo Ann D1 Pillo Elizabeth Di Tommaso Jacky Doe Sal Dolce Gladys Dondero Rita Danzi Dorothy Dunn Edythe M. Earl John Fallotico JackfFerner Anthony Ferrara Lois Field Anna Marie Fleck Andrew Forgione Phyllis Frangipane George Frigerio John Frantin Elaine Gilmore John Golderer Casimir Golembiewski William C. Gomes Lola'Halck Lois Haley Doris Hansen Dotty Harseim Mae Henderson Billy Hott Charles Impellizzeri Richard Jarvis Henrietta Johnson Jerry Jorimsn Joe Kelly Rita Kelly Andrew King Helen Kirsch Allan Korcivo Ann Lagrutls Ruth Krauss William Larder Eduard Lawson Sylvia Leaman Ida Leier Richard Leiser UBIY -Tane Lioitra Dorothy Lohmann Anna Mae Lotito Mike Lotito Ann Marion Barbara Maskiell Theresa Mazur Tom Mingoia Jimmy Mitchell Joe Mitchell Bob Morrell Marie Undo Dottie Olney Emily Paterno Orleen Pinto Josephine Piromalli Corrine Pisana PQTRONS Helen Aitken Ruth Phare Wallace Potts Gene Pulsinelle Josephine Rago Ethel Reid Dolores Ribau Minnie Romano Angie Rosa James Rubsrtone Alma Saviello William Schrader Micheal Serro Toni Settembrino Angela Sivolella Robert Sotile Richard Spies Dolores Staheli Jack Stevens Martha Stevens Ralph Stainton Alice Sycz Dorothy Terry Ed Tessalone Benny Tessalone Benny Valentino Bernie Vigia Joan Waltman Marie Wasick Philip Werner Winnie Wisniewski Jenny Zukowski CLASS OF 19h8 Lillian Arla Robert Bambo Joan Baxter Lois Bayer . Frances BeddiS0S Kenneth Bergmann Shirley Berwiokx George Bittner Lorraine Blake Dolores Blow Eleanor Boglivl Florence Boglivi Jack Brewer Richard Brown Anthony Cerniglia Bernadine Chaplinskl Lorraine Checki Charles Conklin Betty Connor Elizabeth Cross Josephine Cuciniello Anthony Crupi Janet De Zavala Phyllis Della Fave Cyrus Dolce Louis Dramis George Durkel Robert Ellenberg Louise Erkan Louis Eula Frances Fastook Katherine Garafalo Evelyn Garrlty Mary Giancarby Charles Gibson Lucy Gilfone Fran Gingcrelli Pat Gleeson Glenn Goral Donald Graf Thomas Halkart Carol Hass Betty Hayes Ruth Hazlett Joan Hein Edwin Henderson John Hilkene CLASS OF l9b8 Lisle Hill Helen Jaskinski Thomas Johnson Marie Juhl Herbert Jung Richard Koehler Thomas Kraft Gertrude Kutzelman William Landells Doris Latilla Steven Lembo Terry Leane Ann Loguinioe Joan LoPresti Robert MacPherson James lacDouga1l Josephine Magic Mary Mollica Jean Mangravite Gloria Mariano Ann Maronne Joan Marre Carmine Marrone Doris Martoglio Betty Martin Patricia Mason Carol Mayer Gladys McKeen Ray lion Anne Morroni Charles Mueller Elaine Null Marie 0'Hara Margaret Orth Thomas Palombo Carrie Paris Frances Parise Donald Penwarden Charles Perry Anna Petrlllo Louis Philips Doris Pierson Michael Pollsc Roslyn Priola Gertrude Reynolds Salvatore Romano Dom Rosa Dolores Rossi Joan Rosslip Marie'Rubertone Peter Rubertone Stella Russo Evelyn Safer Audrey Sander Helen San Filippo Harry Sauer Mae Scelfo M1chael'Scelas Norma Scramp Pat Scuccl William Shadel Lois Shellhamer Joyce Sibilio Dorothy Slnopole John C. Smith Jr. Louis Sollito Lorraine Soloman Gertrude Solomon Rita Sorireo Dom Spina Walter Stadlin Alan Stan- Harriet Steinlauf Julia Stelmack Eleanor Suszenski Josephine Troncone Van V. Frank Marie Varlese John White Muriel Wilson B1anch1's,Serv1ce Station Bernsie's Express Sam Brody Frank Cardo's Shoe Repair Dr. E. Carey De SLsto's Fruit Market Fern's Bakery Frank's Florist Rarry's Service Station Home Radi o Service Ideal Barber Shop Jacob's Department Store K1ng's River Service Larrv's Shop Leone Chimney R Furnace C1eaning'Co. Louis Levine Paint Shop Lyndhurst Coat Company Lyndhurst Diner Margie's Candy Store Peop1e's Barber Shop Pesile R Cafone Ridqe Italian Bakery Ritz Delicatessen Robetella Roofing 5 Insula Servideo R Sons ting T. N, T. Roofing Siding Co. 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