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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

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N.-ff., My - 1 4 :ies-w ' ,LM .-.Mu . .W M 1 x v , fr M W29 'isa MISS BELL WALKER CHIEF NAVIGATOR f j 'B L. 50.lovvw k As we climb aboard, our hats are off to the navigatorsg Miss English, our freshman and sophomore class sponsor, and Mr. Murburg, our junior sponsor for their Careful preparation. To Miss Bell Walker, the person who put forth i all her efforts to make our flight a smooth and organized one, the Senior Class of 1948 decli- Cates this yearbook. MR. EDMUND BURKE IVLIGI I'l' COMMANDER X11 9 1Df.i?-? , , . :Q ' ..-l'5L?E5?:.v 4 f .141 lo '?'iQ, 4 2Zi I1 fu. '- '95 .Ag -:l.' JZ. .fl-1 4' ' lgmon GJ 91 aa cu P4 V! ua .- C ra f-. 4-0 C an TU -- V3 cu U-4 D.. 5 We, the class of 1948, wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to Miss Tan- ner, Miss Resegand, and Mr. Zakg and to all other members of the faculty who have in any way as- sisted thc staff of this yearbook. Without the aid of these teachers Flight '48 could not be such a success. Roy Mion Iames O'Keefe Louise Dramis Shirley Berwick Betty Martin Gertrude Salomon Carol Mayer William Landells Harold Heffernan Ronald Esposito Miss VValker - Counselor 12 if . aa We an W JW jaw: C 'Jw Q14 r ' ART STAFF Ioan Ilein Betty Martin Lorraine Salomon Gertrude Salomon Ianet Cooper Frances Fastook Dorothy Drager TYPING STAFF Louise Drainis Ilelen Iasiuski Florence Dodski Carol Ilass I lelen I layens Ioscphine Cuciuiello Ruth llazlett Ioyee Sibilio Shirley Berwick Doris Latella lean Mangrayite BUSINESS Louise Drainis LITERARY STAFF Margaret Orth Willizirii Castles Harriet Steinlauf Muriel VVilsou Gladys Mclieen lean Noyiiiliaii Iauct De Zayala Carol Mayer Marilyn Gilmore Ruth Baeeht Avvilllkllll Landells Theresa Leone Dorothy Drager Doris Pierson Camille Virginio Cyrus Dolce SNAPSHOTS Robert Katz Donald Grosso RX if -Q--N-:si Gfffxg 52-335 og On 0 f1fQ'3'1 :nreqeen rw of Q'-rn 'N KN i X XXX N 'file X X .. 1 -mm lx illlini, ui: . 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Ilis pet peeve is lamb and his pet like, the new look. Roy's hobby is hunting, and he is usual- ly seen riding in his fathcr's truck. Ilis activities include baseball and Ili-Y. IAMES O'KEEFE VICE-PRESIDENT Having to wear a jacket and tie, Is to Salty the worst of bad luck, But he'll not have to wear these bothersome clothes, XVhen he drives a llerald News truck. Iames O'Keefe, who lives at 334 Livingston Avenue, is known to all of us as Salty. Usually seen at the Milk Bar, his ambition is to get the fireman's hat off the flag- pole iu the park. Ile'll probably end up as a Herald News truck driver! Salty's pet like is Mr. Rie's chemistry classes, but he cloesn't like to wear ties. Although his hobby is reading, he has found time to participate in the Ir. Hi-Y, and Senior Counsel and he was the president of the junior Class and Vice-President of the Senior Class. LOUISE DRAMIS SECRETARYTREASURER Secretarial work - private, if you please, '1'l1at's what Louise wants most, And we know she will work hard at her job, Stopping u-ever to brag or boast. Louise Dramis lives at 200 Ridge Road. ller ambition is to be a private secretary, but will probably be a honswife. She doesn't like conccited people but does like ice cream. ller hobby is dancing and she si usually seen appropriately, at St, Miehael's :Xuditorium. Louise was a member of the Girls' Leaders Club, Girls' Choir and Clee Club, Senior Council, the Senior Play east and National llonor Society. ARTHUR AUBIN Artie's a carefree young fellow, For English, he voices dislike, No doubt he will spend the rest of his days, Breezing through life on a bike. ' Arthur Aubin, nicknamed Artic, resides at 421 Forest Avenue. His ambition is to have his own business, but he will probably work for someone else. llis pet like is riding a motor scooter while his pet peeve is school subjects. He is usualy seen on the scooter and his hobby is collecting stamps. RUTH BAECHT Awakening early displeases Ruth, That's why she would like to wed, A rich, young doctor with servants galore, Wfho will work while she stays in bed. Ruth Baecht is a quiet Miss, who detests gettingup early in the morning. Swimming in the ocean and drawing always awkens an interest in Ruthy. She resides at 115 Iay Avenue and is usually seen with Marge, lean, and Lynn. Ruth has been active in the following 'clubsz Scenery, Lighthouse, and Yearbook. IOSEPH BELLO Since foe has a fondness for airplanes, llere's what he will probably do, He'll use his knowledge of aviation, As the head man of a ground crew. Ioseph Bello resides at 309 Green Avenue. Though Ioe dislikes teachers, he likes airplanes, and will probably be a mechanic. LOIS BAYER 'l'his fair blonde miss, I inean Cuddles, of course, W'ill make her way, Along the marital course. Blonde Lois Ilaycr, who lives at TOI Sixth Street, dis- likes doing homework. Iler aim in life is marriage, but she wonldn't mind taking over the Prudential Life Insurance Company. Lois can nsually be seen at Nixon's Drug Store. KENNETH BERGMANN Kenneth, the trombone man, Makes music sweet for us, Photography and records, And stuffing pillows takes up his time-thus. Kenneth Bergmann of 447 VVeart Avenue likes dogs, Ilis hobbies are collecting records and photography. Ile was a trombonist in the Band and Orchestra, Ken's ambitions vary, he delights in stuffing pillows but admits hc will probably he a loafer. SHIRLEY Sl1irley's hobby is dancing, And with Ang she dances her best, In thc future, shc'll coach all the cheering squads, Of our Alma Mater, L. II. S. Shirley Berwick, our cheer-leading captain, lives at 528 Prospect Place, Shirl is usually seen with Ang, and her hobby is dancing with him. People with bad tempers an- noy this tuturc housewife, but she really loves to eat. Shirley has heen a member of the Girl's Leaders Club, and has participated in all girls' sports. BERWICK GEORGE BITTNER George, or Bud as we know him, A sailor soon will be, But he'll still find time for eards, Wfhen on a ship at sea. George Bittner, nicknamed Bud, of 471 Harding Avenue, would like to become an engineer, but he will probably be- come a sailor. Ilis pet like is a certain girl, and pet peeve, certain school subjects, His hobby is playing cards and he is usually seen at school. ELEANOR BOGLIVE Eleanor Boglive is a popular Miss, Very tiny and petite, S1ie'1l have no trouble in the business world, This Miss who is always so sweet. Eleanor Boglive dreams of a bright future as a- secretary, but if this doesn't materialize, she will gladly become a baby sitter. Eleanor, who has taken part in. girls' sports is usually seen at the Milk Bar. Her pet like is Frank and her pet peeve is Mr. K.,Eleanor lives at 125 Ieanness Place. WILLIAM CASTLES Bill Castles of Hi-Y fame, Enjoys faculty basketball games, Home movies a delight, Vlfith or without star names. William Castles who lives at 419 Third Avenue, would like to be a mechanical'engineer. VVilliam likes the faculty basketball games and home movies. He is a member of the Senior Hi-Y, National Honor Society, and is on the Yearbook staff. MARY ANN BOTHAMS Mary Ann readily professes, A sceretary's what she will be, In view of her favorite pastime, She'll be given a lifetime pass to the.Rivoli. Mary Ann Bothams, of 127 Summit Avenue, d0esn't go for conceited boys. 'l'his fixture secretary does, however, like movies, so it's quite logical that she is usually seen at the Rivoli. Mary Ann has participated in volleyball and archery. ANTHONY CERNIGLIA 'l'lie next one we come to is Ace, Vlflio tells us his ambition, lle wants to go to radio school, And become a radio technician. Anthony Cerniglia, also known as Acc, lives at 23 Stuyve- sant Avenue. lle would like to go to school and become a radio man. Anthony likes sports and dancing, but cloesn't like being hossed around. lle is interested in radio and mechanical work, and is usually seen at the Milk Bar. An- thony went out for football. CATHERINE BRUCATO Kitty's an ambitious lass, And will win success, so I thinlc, Since roller-skating is her passion, She'll probably own her own rink. Catherine Brucato, or Kitty, lives at 134 Stuyvesant Avenue. She dislikes conccited people, and her ambition is to be a secretary. Kitty likes roller skating and makes this her hobby, She is seen all over town, and was a mem- ber ot the choir. ANGELO CHECKI Ang, the apple of Shirley's eye, A famous man someday will be, For in the future, he'll be well-known, As the Sheriff of Bergen County. Angelo Cheeki lives at 628 Valley Brook Avenue, but is usually seen at the Milk Bar. Ang's ambition is to be the Sheriff of Bergen County, but he'll settle for a law career. Ang, whose pet peeve is German, was a member of our champion football team. ALICE BURBANK Little Insect we do design Wfill make the nurse's grade And her name will be found on the leader'S Side Wfhen the records are all made. Alice Burbank, who lives at 262 Stuyvesant Ave. adores camping and knittingg on the other hand Insect dislikes washing dishes. Her ambition is to become a nurse. She has been active in the Tri-Y, Choir and the band. ALEX CHUPAK r 4 Little Al is uncertain about the future, But he'll succeed at whate'er he may choose, Hell probably win fame and fortune, Asa model for Old Man Adler's shoes. Al Chupak lives at 470 Rutherford Avenue. He likes roller skating, but dislikes being teased about his height. Al's ambition is to grow to the height of six feet, but, probably the only way he'll approach this is by being a model for Adler's Elevator Shoes. LORRAINE CHECKI Lorraine will be a secretary, But her aspirations are high, For she-'cl like to take her clietation, From Mr. Kania, by and by. Lorraine Cheeki lives at 220 Irving Place. She'd like to be a private secretary to Iohn D. Rockefeller but would settle for that position with Mr. Kania. Lor's pct peeve is spelling. She likes dancing and most men. She is usual- ly seen rushing around school. Lorraine was a member of the Lighthouse Staff and the Senior Tri-Ili-Y. FRANK COFONE l rank Cofonc is next on our list, And classical music gives him pleasure, But a farmer's life he will no doubt enjoy, Doing masonry, on the side, for good measure. lfrank Cofone, nicknamed Yiekels, residing at 551 Fern Avenue, will probably be a farmer. llis pet peeve is any- thing feminine and his pet likes are good food and classi- eal music. l rank's hobby is doing masonry work and he is usually seen in the local theaters. MARIE CHIERICO A journalistic career beckons to ltlarie, And she's ready to answer the call, She'll be a reporter for 'l'he Daily News, And write articles that are read by all. Marie Cliierico would like to be a newspaper reporter and then get married. She doesn't like milk or getting up early in the morning, but does like eating and listening to the radio. ller hobby is basketball. Marie is usually seen with Lucy. She was a member of the volleyball team. She lives at 290 Cleveland Avenue. iS'l ALFRED CORTESE Alfred will sail the Seven Seas, Thinking of girls all the while, And back here at home they'll think of him, too, For l'm sure they'll'all miss his big bright smile. Alfred Cortese, of 405 Forest Avenue, nicknamed Al, has an ambition to make a basket in gym. His pet pceve is low marksfand his pet like is girls. He is usually seen with them. He will probably be a sailor and his hobby is odd jobs. IANET CooPER lanet Cooper is her name, She's better known as lay, This dark haired miss is quiet, But sl1e'll always have her say. There resides at 201 Park Avenue a lass whose ambition is to be the editor of a magazine but she coyly admits that she'll probably be the editor's stenographer. Ianet's hobby is riding in bright cars and she's usually seen at Gus's. Activities - Lighthouse and Yearbook staffs. BURNETT CZARNECKI Bernie, out mathematical whiz XVill someday run his own store And his talents he'll use for keeping track Of his cash, as he makes more and more. Burnett Czarnecki of 407 Post Aveune, nicknamed Bernie, would like to be a farmer, but will probably be a store clerk. His pet peeve is studying English, his pet like is eating ice cream. He is often seen walking around town. Bernie likes sports and his hobbies are stamp collecting and plane building. BETTY CROSS llere's a wonderful athlete. Wfe mean Betty C. An expert gym teacher, She someday will be. Betty Cross lives at 121 Stuyvesant Avenue. Liz's ambition is to be a physical education teacher. ller pet peeve is snooty people. ller pet like,is basketball and her hobby is a collection of toe shoes from famous dancers. Usually seen in the gym, Betty took part in all sports and was a member of the Cirl's Leaders Club. GERARD D'EMILIO Ierry's hobby is electric trains, And he really lives to eat, He's usually walking around the town, Like a loeal cop, on his beat. Gerard D'Emilio, living at 516 Laurel Avenue, dislikes teachers and homework, but likes to eat. Ierry, whose hobby is electric trains, can usually be seen out of town. llis ambition is to become president of Merkin Paint Company, but he will probably be an architectural drawer. IOSEPHINE CUCINIELLO Cuieh and the Milk Bar, Are good friends by now, At roller skating and basketball, She shows the others how. Iosephine Cuciniello, who resides at 327 Chase Avenue, can usually be seen at the Milk Bar. Cuieh wants to be a secretary, but willingly admits that she'll probably be a housewife. Fresh fellows throw her, but one certain fel- low appeals to her. Cuieh adores skating. While in higl! school, she took part in girl's intra-mural basketball. af ,Xiu -'fbf f.f' f CARMEN DELCORE Pajams will be an engineer, Or maybe an iceman, I think, His future will be a bright one, If refrigerators become extinct. Carmen Deleore, living at 208 Paul Street, wants to be a mechanical engineer, but' will probably be an iceman. Pajains usually seen with Sal and Gene, has participated in football. His hobby is dating girls. Dancing and swim- ming are his chief interests, while silly girls are his pet peeve. PHYLLIS DELLA FAVE Phil is usually seen with Ioan, Strolling through the hall, When she follows her marital leanings, Her sons will be blonds, each and all. Phyllis Della Fave lives at 709 Lake Avenue. Phil's am- bition is to get married and be a housewife. ller pet like is blond boys. Phil is usually seen with loan or half asleep in class. MICHAEL DE VITO Alike will own his own business, And make scads of money galore, He likes to model boats and planes, So he may run a modeling store. Michael De Vito of 418 Post Avenue, wants to own his own business, but will probably be a worker for someone else. llis pet peeve is being teased too much, while good food is his pet like. Michael, whose hobby is modeling objects, such as boats and planes, is usually seen around town, and he has participated in most sports. ' IANET DE ZAVALA VVhen Ianet leaves good L. H. S., She'll be missing all, But mostly Mr. Ric and Mr. Kane, And Kibitizing in the Hall. Ianet DeZavala of 398 Forest Avenue, usually seen with Ethel, wants to be a nurse, but will probably be a pa- tient. ller pet peeve is getting up in the morning, while she especially likes eating chicken. Kibitzng in Kem Klass is her hobby. ller many activities are 'l'ri Hi-Y, Girls Choir, National Ilonor Society, Year Book, Sports, Span- ish Club, and Ilall Monitors. EDWARD DI CAMILLO The Duck will bc a handy man 'l'o each job that requires a knack, If ever you want him, don't use a phone lust yell out the window Qnaclc, quackf' The man, who will probably be a grease monkey, lives at 338 Sanford Place. Duck likes riding in a car and says his pet peeve is homework. Usually seen at the Milk Bar, Duck's other activities are Football and telling jokes. Ilis worthy ambition is to be a clown. FLORENCE DODSKI A female Dick 'l'racy, Someday will be our Flo, Criminals the whole world over, Her name we'll get to know. Florence Doclski of 4l9 launcy Avenue wants to be a law- yer's secretary. She'll probably be a policewoman. Her pet peeve is politicians in school, but she does like lack. ller hobby is baking. Flo is usually seen around school. She played basketball, ping pong, volleyball and baseball. CYRUS DOLCE Cy is a popular fellow, As a dancer, the girls say he's swell, Vlfhen he enters the field of journalism, He's certain to fare very well. Cyrus Dolce, of 605 Ridge Road, nicknamed Shaky, has an ambition to become a journalist, but he will probably be a barber. His pet peeve is the new look while his pet like is the old style of dress. Cy's hobby is playing ping- pong and he is usually seen in Rutherford. His activities include Hi-Y and Yearbook Staff. DOROTHY DRAGER ROBERT The royal family of 48 , Sans duchess would not be complete, And on life's road, success and she, Are surely bound to meet. Dorothy Drager who lives at 631 Sixth Avenue can usually be seen with Doris and Gladys. 'tDuchcss likes tall men with black hair and blue eyes while her pet peeve is fel- lows who don't dance at the dances, Her activities include the scenery Club, Year Book Staff, Liglitliouse, Iunior and Senior Tri-Y. Her hobby is sleeping, her ambition is to be a model, but she'll probably marry her tall dark man. ELLENBERC The Skull is seen all over town Talking to- all the women And during the summer he's found at the pool Saving the people who did too much swimmin'. Robert Ellenberg, nicknamed the Skull, usually seen around town, resides at 480 Harding Avenue. His ambition is to make a million dolars and be a millionaire. His pet peeve is detention while his pet like is nice girls. Bob claims sports as his hobby and was a member of the football team. RUTH EICKHOFF Ruth liiekoff - for collecting Pictures has a flare And to people who are eoneeited Slre'll soon give the well-known air. Ruth liiekoff of 334 Lyndhurst Avenue, nickname Ru, has plans for beeoining a secretary in a New York offieeg this is also her ambition. Coneeited boys and girls are her pet peeve, while her pet like is a tall boy with blonde hair and blue eyes. ller hobby is eolleetiug pictures, probably related to the fact that she is usually seen at the Rivoli. FRANK FSPOQITO Slilih - a mystery to be solved If Es is where Kilroy was, Wlzere is Kilroy now? VVlro knows? Vlfhy Frankie does. Frank lisposito, our Lighthouse photographer, lives at 519 Sixth Avenue. Ile likes girls but doesn't like the new look. Although he would like to be a press photographer for Iisquire, he'll probably end up selling brushes for thc ljuller Company. Es is usually seen where Kilroy was mak- ing a shadow of some sort. LOUISE ERKAN l,0uise, a iuodel will someday be, And wear clothes that are lovely to see, But slie'll have to'give up lier favorite sundaes, To keep her trini figure, you see. Louise lirkan resides at 482' 'l'honias Avenue. ller ambition is to be a model but she will probably be a housewife instead. She dislikes eolning to school. ller pet like is chocolate ice ereanl with plenty of whipped Cream. Lou likes to dance and is usually seen with Mildred. RONALD ESPOSITO FRANCES B1ueiEyes has such pretty eyes He makes the girls all swoon He'll probably be a Romeo Under the midnight moon. Ronald Esposito also known as, Blue Eyes of l3l Living- ston Ave. wants to be a landscaper which is just what he'll probably be. Ile likes dogs, but has no pet peeve or hobby. Ronnie is usually seen around the bowling alleys, and his activities include football, basketball, Senior Coun- cil and Ili-Y. FAST OOK Fran an executive's secretary Is surely destined to be To view her in basketball action Is a sight worthwhile to see. Frances Fastook, nicknamed Fran, lives at 733 Fourth Street. Iler ambition is to be a secretary, but she'll prob- ably be a housewife. Her pet peeve is conceited people, while her pet like is basketball. That is why her activities are basketball and volleyball, llcr hobby is dancing. She is usually seen in Nixon's Drug Store. LOUIS EULA W.. K kryy 7 A . 6 I , ll la -- as 1 if 'V 5 v..- . Q. Arkkr 1L., I pk: Yo-Yo a favorite mimic of ours, Can entertain any group, His jokes are corny, They range from nuts to soup. Louis Eula of 296 Chase Avenue, is usually seen at Cus's. Lou wants to own the largest soda fountain in Lyndhurst, but he'll probably be a plain soda jerk. Yo-Yo enjoys the company of the fairer sex, and he also likes to hunt. He took part in the Boys' Choir while in high school. MILDRED IWil, and definitely not hlillic, Is what this niiss is named And for her Chow Mein appetite She is rightly famed. Mildred lferraro, nicknamed Mil, resides at 558 Summer Avenue. She will probably become a housewife, but her ambition is to become a secretary. 'l'he pet like of Mildred is Chow Mein while her pet pceve is people who call her Millie. ller hobby is sleeping, and she is usually seen with Louise. F ERRARO is NVILLIAM FLOCKHART Shorty's always seen in a jeep, Riding under the stars, Someday he'll own his own garage, And sell and fix all cars. NVilliain Floekliart of 373 Second Avenue, nicknamed Shorty would like to own a garage with the right to sell cars, but he will probably be a lncchanic. His pet like is riding ri motorcycle, his pet pecve, a fellow hanging on his shoulders and his hobby is fixing cars. CONCETTA GAMBONE A beautieian Connie will be, And after graduation, , She'll help other girls to look pretty, Indeed, an interesting occupation. Coneetta Canibone, uieknznnecl Connie, of 371 Fern Ave- nue, would like to be a beautician. She'll probably end up as an office worker. Conni likes boys but not the con- ceited ones. Iler bobby is collecting pictures of new hairdo's. 5 .1 V 5 Q ' - l K leaf ROBERT FORLENZA Bob's hobby is automobiles, And someday he'll own a garage, W'e hope this dream will soon come true, And not remain a mirage. Robert' Forlenza of 348 Stuyvesant Avenue, nicknamed Bobby, would like to operate a garage. He is usually seen at Bianci's Service Station working on his hobby, auto- mobiles. llis pet like is girls and his only peeve is that there aren't more of them in the world. KATHERINE GAROFALO Kay may be small in stature, But she's personality plus, And her peppy singing and dancing, Are always firstfrate with us. Katherine Garofalo, of 362 Sanford Avenue, says her pet like is dancing, so it isn't too surprising that she would like to be a dancer and singer. Kay thinks it's.more likely, however, that she'll work in an office. Her pet peeve is conceited and deceitful people, and her hobby is collecting records. Kay, who is usualy seen at VVoolworth's, partici- pated in the Choir, volleyball, ping-pong, archery, and softball. GEORGE FRIGERIO F rige wants to be a jeweler And will someday own a store, And then he'll be like Silas Marner Counting diamonds and rubies galore. George Frigerio, nicknamed Frige, residing at 510 Post Ave. has an ambition to find the biggest diamond in the world. He would like to be a jeweler, consequently he is seen at the Lyndhurst jewelers. His peeve is people who laugh at their own corny jokes, whiles his pet like is the female species. George's hobby is collecting stamps. EVELYN GARRITY X.. A - Q, f . L0 ' Evelyn's a popular gal, i s A secretary she will be, 1 . ' This pretty miss will type her notes, ' ' L And never hit the wrong key. N . ,X Evelyn Carrity of 714 Rutherford Avenue would rather be a secretary than a salesgirl in McCrory's. Eve's pet peeve .L is conceited boys. She likes candv. Usuallv seen around X school, live played volleyball while here. 1 ANGELO C-AROF ALO l l E . Ang dislikes arising mornings, 'l'o such a task he will frown, But someday he'll own a grocery store, ln our friendly little town. Angelo Carofalo, nicknamed Ang, living at 362 Sanford Avenue dislikes getting up mornings. Ilis pet like of talk- ing to people is probably the reason his ambition is to become a grocery store manager. Ile is usually seen flying pigeons which is his hobby. MARY GIAN CARLO Mary greets all heartily, And loves a good laugh too, 'l'o see her with her camera, ls a sight far from new. Mary Giancarlo, nickname Stretch, resides at 124 Lake Avenue. She'll probably be an office worker, yet her ame bition is to make an easy million dollars. Pet like is a fel- low, not in school, while her pet peeve is girls with too much makeup on. Perhaps the reason why she is usually seen at the Rivoli is the fact that her hobby is photog- raphy. ANTHONY CERARD Bullet wants to be an electrician Arid will climb poles high in the air He also wants to be a success As a multi-millionaire. Anthony Gerard of 212 Ridge Road, nicknamed Bullet, wants to be a millionaire, but will probably be an elec- trician. His pet peeve is teachers who give homework and his pet like is girls not as smart as he. He likes sports and he is usually seen around town practicing his hobby, bowling. LUCY GILFONE Little Lulu, as she is known, Is often seen with Marie, Because of her skill with a needle, A seamstress she will be. Lucy Cilfonc would like to do office work but thinks she'll be doing housework instead. Ilcr pet pccvc is conccitcd boys and girls but she does like dancing and sewing. Usual- ly seen with Marie, she participated in basketball and vol- leyball this year. Lucy lives at 360 Valley Brook Avcnuc. CHARLES GIBSON Charlie enjoys playing, With the Barringer Drum Corps, But the life of an accountant, ls what his future holds in store. Charles Gibson lives at 355 Lake Avenue. Charlie's ambi- tion is to be an accountant, and that is just what he'll' probably be. He is usually seen in the Drum Corps be- cause that's what he likes. Charlie's pet peeve is English. He was a member of the Band and Orchestra. MARILYN GILMORE .b l,'lfllyIl will be a great chemist, And her future is bright, so it seems, For she'll mix up a powerful potion, 'l'o capture the man of her dreams. Marilyn Gilmore, Lynn, to her friends, resides at 209 Post Avenue. She likes football and is usually seen around school. Marilyn, whose ambition is to be a chemist, will probably be some young man's slave - she hopes. She was a member of the Lighthouse staff, Yearbook staff, Scen- ery Club, junior and Senior 'l'ri-Ili'Y, and the National llonor Society. DONALD GRAF Don Iuan will be a soldier And a 'general of course VVe hope someday he'll get this rank Wfhcn flyingla plane for the Army Air Force. Donald Graf of 338 Post Avenue has an ambition to bc- come a four star general in the Army Air Force, but will probably be a yard bird. llis hobbies are many and he is usually seen at the Milk Bar with O'Keefe and Ellenberg. Don has taken part in the Student Council. FRANCES GINGERELLI Fran claims Foy as her very best pal, Together they're always seen, In her sparc moments, this well-liked miss, Towards dancing and sports does lean. l rances Cingerelli lives at 748 Pennsylvania Avenue. She dislikes jealous girls, but likes boys of'any kind, and will probably be a secretary. Ilcr hobby is dancing, and she went out for most girls' sports. DONALD GROSSO Donald Grosso tinkers with cars And his friends all call him Grease Someday he'1l be a forest ranger Out in the woods with the quiet and peace. Donald Grosso of 632 Third Street, nicknamed Grease, wants to be a greasemonkey but hopes to get rich quickly and retire early. His pet peeve is wise guys, his pet like is driving, his hobby is photography and he is usually seen in Rutherford. VIOLET GIRK The opera holds charms for Vickie, More formally called Violet Girk, When she sings as she does all her work. Violet Girk, of 520 Tenth Street, has an ambition to be- come an opera singer, but will probably be an office work- er. Her pet peeve is unsociable people, while her pet like is roller skating. Vicki's hobby is collecting classical records. She is usually seen at McCrory's in Passaic and her ac- tivities include Tri-Y and Glee Club. BARRY HALM Barry wants to become a machinist, And also likes to sleep, To be a machinist shouldn't be hard, If you take no time to count sheep. Barry Hahn resides at 491 Fifth Avenue. He will probably be a machinist, but would rather inherit a million dollars. His pet peeve is English, his hobby sleeping, his pet like anything .that goes on after 12:42. He is usually seen at the Recreation Center, yet still has time for basketball and baseball. GLEN GORAL In Glen's eyes, a wonderful creature, Is the horse, she'll fondly confess, Great fame and fortune will come to her, As an equestrienne, that is my guess. Glen Goral, although she lives at 334 Second Avenue, is usually seen all over town. ller ambition is to be a secre- tary but may be just another office worker. Tweety's pet peeve is conceitcd people. She likes horses and loves to go horseback riding. Glen participated in basketball and archery. HAROLD HEFFERNAN Magee is a favorite with all, But women throw him a bit, We all agree - that that, Is not the way we see it. . llarold Ioscph Heffernan of 440 Hazel Street, much bet- ter known as Magee, would like to become a play boy, but will probably be a horse trainer. His hobby is racing pigeons, he also likes dogs and horses. His pet peeves are homework and cross teachers. Such activities as track, foot- ball, Senior Council, Lighthouse staff and Boy's Choir ex- plain why Magee is seen everywhere. HELEN GUIDA ,VVhen llelcn or Kitten leaves our midst, She'll follow the nursing profession, A white cap and dress will surely go well, Witli her friendly, placid expression. Ilclen Guida of 35 Delafield Avenue would like to be a nurse. She dislikes people who argue but do not know what they're arguing about. ller pet like is Eddie. Her hobby is dancing and that's what she's usually seen do- ing. Kitteu was a member of the Girls' Leaders Club and the Choir. Ile' 'f7't1-1 ' Q xl tfifiks- .X , EDWIN HENDERSON Sports and driving, Are most fellows' favorite pastime, Big Ed is no different, These two with content do rhyme. Edwin Henderson lives at 534 Weart Avenue. He is usually seen driving his car, and he'd like a new one. Big Ed likes sports and played football and baseball. He will probably be a truck driver after graduation. RITA GUIDETTI A'Neat as a pin describeslthis lass VVho a buyer will be Though music occupies her time It's her acting we will see! Rita Guidctti who lives at 537 Freeman Street is usually seen with Nita, Buddy, and the gang. Her pet peeve is conceited, loud girls. Singing and music are her pet like and hobby. She belonged to the Cleo Club and Drarnatics Club. Critz's ambition is to be a buyer but she'll probably be a housewife. ROBERT HENWOOD Champ will inherit money some day He'll also inherit a car He spends his time bowling at the Rec Practicing to be a star. Robert Henwood, of 253 Page Avenue, would like to' in- herit some money and a car, but will probably work in a factory. Champ, who has participated in baseball, is usually at the Lyndhurst Recreation Center. His stamp album is his hobby and bowling his pet like, while some teachers are his pet peeve. CAROL HASS Carol dreams of tar-oft places, And traveling galore, After graduationg, she'll settle down to reality, And dream no more! Carol llass of 311 l orest Avenue whose hobby is boys, is usually seen around. Skeezix dislikes conceited people and wise guys, while her pet like is dancing and that certain guy. She participates in many girls' sports. Skeezix's ambition is to graduate in Iunc and work with a travel agency but she thinks she'l1 probably sell nuts in a nut house. IOHN lohn is quite a technician, Andis handy with any old tool, But Iohnny is very impatient, And can't wait to retire from school. John llilkenc, who lives at 650 Seventh Street, is usually seen driving around. john, whose ambition is to get out of school, will probably be an oil burner man. llis pet like is making lots of money, and he has participated in the 'l'echnicizui's Club. HILKENE HELEN HAVENS llelen's a wonderful actress we know, She proved it in our play, As for her favorite pastime, VVell Helen just must have her say! llelcn llavens, living at 10 Delafield Avenue, is usually seen with her pet like lloagy. Ilelen's hobby is talking, her pet pceve is getting up in the morning. Her activities include the Senior Play, Girls' Choir, Lighthouse, and Student Council. Helen wants to become a secretary but will probably be a housewife. LISLE HILL This boy called Lisle, We wouldn't call an ambitious one, But at least his ambition, Can be loads of fun. Lisle Hill likes sitting around and loafing at 108 Fern Ave- nue. He likes eating and sleeping but hates book reports. He is usually seen in school and collects stamps as a hobby. Lisle will probably be a mason or plumber. BETTY HAYES Bets admits that to her, The future is unknown, VVith her charming personality, She'll never be alone. Betty Hayes, nickname Bets, resides at 425 Lake Avenue. VVhat she will be the future will tell, but her'ambition is to be a good housewife. Her pet like is talking while her pet peeve is conceited people. Her 'hobby is seeing Robert Mitchum, yet is usually seen riding with B. T. Activities she has participated in are basketball and volleyball. FREDRICK HOFMEISTER Stamp collecting is his hobby, 'Eating hamburgers too, Traveling in the future, Brings Fred's dreams anew. Fred Holmeister who lives at 271 Park Avenue, is a mem- ber of the Hi-Y. He would like to go around the world but fears he will become a laborer. Fred who is usually seen at Petry's house, dislikes teacher's pets, likes ham- burgers. His hobby is stamp collecting. RUTH HAZLETT A sweet Miss with a sweeter voice, And a disposition clear, Is happy most and gayest too, Wlierz her Van is near. Ruth llazlett of 9 Iackson Avenue is usually seen with Van. ller pet pecve is eating lunch on the bus going to work. She likes sleeping and makes dancing her hobby. Stinky, who belongs to the Choir, wants to go to business school to become a secretary. ARTHUR HOGANCAMP The field of politics is Hoagy's goal, And a senator's what he would be, With Helen behind him, managing his campaign, He'll win without trouble, we can see. Arthur llogancamp, of 210 lay Avenue, is usually seen with Helen. llis ambition is to become a senator, but he probably will bc just a plain guy. Hoagy's pet peeve is loaf- ing and his hobby is consulting Louis. He participated in Student Council, Visual Aids, Boys Chorus, Basketball, and assisted in the library. IOAN HEIN Ioanie's ambition is common, A get rich plan to know, But we predict a housewitc's job, Of which she'll make a go! Ioan llein of 128 Iay Avenue is usually seen with Betty. Ioan's hobby is spinning records, her pet like is boys with cars, while grouchy teachers are her pet peeve. Ioan will probably be a salesgirl in Ilaynes but her ambition is to get rich quick. x W ., if f.. RICHARD JAQUINTO Booney showed them how, Out on the football grounds, He ran and roared and rushed, Until he made those downs. Richard Iaquinto of 405 Page Avenue, is usually seen eating. He would especially like a new car but wants no silly girls, who are his pet peeves, with it. His hobby is sports, particularly football, and he would like to be a football coach. DORIS HENNE Doris has a secret love She'll boast about to all, Imagine that this pretty miss, For Gregory Peck did fall! Doris E. llenne who lives at 472 Roosevelt Avenue is usually seen around Valleybrook Avenue and Travers Place. Dee collects picture post cards as a hobby. Her pet peeve is conceit while her pet like is Gregory Peck. Doris's ambition is to be a secretary but shelll probably be a housewife. ' THEODORE IONES Ted Iones' true loves are autos All types, sorts, and kinds VV hen colds do escape him Sheer rapture in hunting he finds. Ted jones would like to make money without working. More likely he will be a grease monkey. He lives at 286 Grant Avenue and is usually seen fixing Longarzo's car. Ionesy's pet peeves are had drivers and getting up in the morning. Since his pet like is hunting when he gets some- thing besides a cold, his hobby appropriately is guns. CHARLOTTE HOCHHEISER Charlie is everyones friend, And a swell pal is she, Iler future is bright, A fine housewife she'll be. Charlotte llocheiser of 533 Second Avenue likes singing and dancing as a hobby. Charley, usually seen in Hoch- heiser's store, wants to become a buyer for Russeks but will probably be a housewife. She dislikes onions, likes good looking boys, and has been active in all girl's sports, the C. L. C. and the Ir. 'l'ri-Y. ' N, HERBERT IUNC Speed has quite a future, lle will be an engineer, But who can be sure how he'll -end his life, Maybe painting will be his career. llcrbert lung, who lives at 616 lfourth Street is usually seen at Orth's. Speed, who belongs to the Logarithm Boys wants to be an engineer, but will probably be a house painter. Taking Lorraine out is his hobby and ping-pong is his special like, while talkative girls are his pet peeve. BARBARA HURSH Patsy with her bedside manner XVill make a dainty nurse As busy as she may be VVith her hobby she'll not disperse. Barbara Ann llursh, nickname Patsy, resides at 542 Sixth Avenue. llcr ambition is to be a nurse, but she probably will be an amateur roller skater. Her pet peeve is getting up in the morning while her pet like is a fellow. Because roller skating is her hobby she is usually seen at the Hack- ensack Skating Rink. Activities she has participated in are the Choir and library work. Ei.. N ll ii 5. A U 3 ' wg ,ss C5 -Q awww , in it A ,,, ,. A ..,r..i,.. C. ' r . X E A ii A' K t a 'R 1 at ' i A A . aw 3 A K fa' - .... ' N ROBERT KATZ Bob has liked photography, Ever since he was a tot, His one ambition, which is pretty smart, Is to work a little, but earn a lot. Robert N. Katz, of 769 Fifth Street, who is usually seen around school with Mac, belongs to the Band and Light- house staff. Bob, whose pet peeve is long skirts on short girls, likes swimming and camping. Photography is his hobbyg his ambition is to work a little and earn a lot, although he'll probably be a chemical engineer. DORA IEZZI Dora, better known as Bumps, For h-er dancing style of course, ls bound in future days, To work on some office force. Dora Bumps lezzi lives at 331 Sanford Avenue. Bump's ambition is to be a singer and dancer, but,she thinks she'll probably work in an office. She dislikes homework and likes to imitate Lena Horn and Betty Hutton. When she is not working in VV'oolworth's, she is teasing Coot. 'Bumps has participated in basketball and baseball. ANDREW KING ii .,.. . f a Andy s a dancing fiend 5 'I i And a good one at that L 1 He'll teach at Arthur Murray's A feather in his hat. E Andrew King, living at 733 Marin Avcnue, would like to . be a lawyer, but is more prepared to teach dancing at Ar- g thur Murray's schools. Andy whose hobby is dancing, is A usually seen at the Milk Bar. Ile likes girls, but dislikes people who stick out their tongues. HELEN IASINSKI Babe is fond of one fellow, The one who is known as Lee, And so it's indeed, most likely, That his private secretary she'll be. Helen Iasinski, who lives at 436 Forest Avenue, tells us that her pet like is Lee, and her hobby is going out with him. Babe would like to be a secretary, but will probably be a housewife. She was a member of the Girls' Leaders Club and participated in most girls' sports. '---1, W1 it RICHARD KOEHLER Richard Koehler, a swell guy we know, VC'ho's mighty fast with qnips, Can ne'er live clown his nickname, Richard - the kissable lips. Richard Koehler, nicknamed kissable lipsveoeo, of 483 Roosevelt Avenue, would like to become a mortition, but will probably be an engineer. llis pet peeve is the new look, his pet likes are eats and blond hair. Ilis hobby is making model airplanes. Richie is usually seen in a gray Chevrolet and has participated in the Senior play. GERTRUDE KUTZELMAN lf Certrncle gets her ambition, A Prudential stockholder slie'll be, Perhaps she will only work there, But time will let us see. Gertrude Kutzeman, nickname Cert, of 681 Ten Fyek Avenue, has an ambition to own a share of the Prudential Life Insurance Company, but she will probably just work there. ller pet like is dancing, her pet peeve is eoneeited people. llcr hobby is eolleeting stamps and she is usually seen at the Ritz. KENWOOD LAMPE Kenwood, in our Senior Play, An almost married man did malce, Ken did say, when all was over, He's glad it was only a fake. Kenwood Lampe, who lives at 621 Baldwin Avenue, is ambitious to become a first rate printer. He will probab- ly be a printer's devil for Gleeson's printing. Chug-a-lug dislikes catty girls, likes the movies, collects stamps for a hobby, and is usually seen with Schumacher, at Cus's. Ken's activities were freshman football and senior play. DORIS LATELLA Poor Squirt again in trouble, But honestly it's okay, Wfe love you little Doris, No matter what we say. Doris Latela, who lives at 637 Freeman Street, wants very much to be a newspaper reporter but thinks she'll prob- ably be a secretary. USquirt's pet pceve is conceited boys and her pet like is football and football players. Usually seen with Shirley her hobby is dancing and she is a member of the Girls' Choir and Lighthouse Staff. WILLIAM LANDELLS Billy is a pranlcster VVe all love him as one, He'll get an Oscar for acting Our Bill's beatable by none. William Landells, more frequently caled Needles, is usually seen with lim Lake and Billy Siefert. Bill's ambition is to be an executive, but he laughingly admits he'll probably be an ordinary workman. This blonde fun-lover likes bas- ketball and girls but dislikes homework. Bill has partici- pated in the following clubs: Sr. Hi-Y, Senior Council, Yearbook Staff, Student Council and the Senior Play. Bill resides at 349 Page Avenue. THERESA LEONE A decided flair for writing, 'l'hat, our 'l'erry may claim, And amongst the world's great writers, Sl1e'll surely win aeelaim. 'l'heresa Leone lives at 32 Ridge Road. Although Terry's ambition is to be a school teacher, she thinks she'll probab- ly bc a glorified 'thliss Anthony. 'l'erry's pet peeve is the nickname Boss and her pet like is working on the Light- house. She has participated in basketball and is a member of the 'l'ri-Y Student Council, Yearbook Staff and is Edi- tor of the Lighthouse. IAY LA RUSSO A shy fellow with a ready smile, Is this likeable lay, To make a million is his desire And who knows -- he may! lay La Russo, nicknamed I., lives at 240 Clinton Ter- race. llis ambition is to become a millionaire, yet per- haps he will be president. llis pet peeve is going to school, while his pct like is Miss Cillott's Spanish Class. Usually seen in the gym, lay's hobby is basketball. His activities include basketball and baseball. IOAN LO PRESTI Vifhen this pleasant miss leaves her classmates She's sure to do well, without fail Ioan will work in the local Post Office Then she won't have to wait for her mail. Ioan LoPresti of 314 Milburn Avenue is usually seen there, waiting for the maihnan. She would like to be a nurse, but will most likely be a housewife. Ioau's pet peeve is spaghetti, and her pet like is uiee fellows. She has partici- pated iu table tennis, volleyball, and basketball. . A S its X S Q3 xi Mt 5 - W- .1 s 'z-is is 1 , . 1. . 1 If-T Q. 5? N? .N ALFRED LIES Munsey wants a white collar job. And is seen all over our town Whenever in groups, he's always smiling And will never be seen with a frown. Alfred Lies, nicknamed, Munsey, lives at 643 6th Avenue. Al would like to be a business executive but will settle for a job in the Army. Seen every place, Al claims his pet peeve is women' drivers and his pet like is women Qhuh?l IEAN MANGRAVITE Sweet-voiced Ieaii is a choir member, Miss Wfikoff will surely miss, She'll probably be a secretary, Her ambition is just this. lean Mangravite lives at 509 Valley Brook Avenue. Iean's ambition is to be a secretary but thinks she'll probably be an office worker. Her pet like is lack and she dislikes an- gry people. Usually seen rushing around, Ieannie's hobby is making flowers. She is a member of the Girls Choir and has participated in volleyball and archery. HURLBERT LOHMANN Hurlbert or Bert Lohmann Is his given name, And when this boy is graduated The Army he will claim. ' Hurlbert Lohmann lives at 105 Livingston Avenue. Ile dislikes homework but likes Mr. Ric's class and study hall. Bert is ambitious to become a mechanical engineer but will probably be Private Lohmann. His hobby is model airplanes and his activity - Visual Aids. GERALDINE MARCUS X fs be Gerry's pastime is blowing bubble gum, And though it sometimes gets her in trouble, lt someday will lead her on the road to tame, Wfhen she blows the world's biggest bubble. S .1 Geraldine Marcus, who lives at 314 Tontine Avenue is usually seen at Cus's. Gerry's ambition is to be a Span- ish-lflnglish secretary but thinks she'll probably be a house- wife. Il'er pet like is bubble gum. She has participated in girls' sports and played Mitzi in the Senior Play. LOUIS LOMBARDI Roller skating is his hobby, Girls and he go - nateh, But honestly he is the hardest one, To find a permanent match. Louis Lombardi of 270 VVarren Street makes his hobby roller skating. This boy who likes all girls except the silly kind, hopes to become a mechanic. Lou, we wouldn't say, is usually seen in dark corners. GLORIA MARIANA Gloria s ambitions are good ones, , A swell niece to Uncle Sain, As a XVAC or VUAVE or Civilian, ge. She's a good one in a jam. I Gloria Mariana lives at Sll Valley Brook Avenue. Glo's ambition is to join the XVax'es but she thinks she'll prob- ably be a XVac. She dislikes conceited people but likes to dance. Usually seen with Maeg her hobby is swimming. Glo has participated in basketball. VINCENT LUCLIO Munsey will join the Navy, The seven seas he'll roam, But when he's out on the ocean He'll miss all th-e girls back home. Vincent Luglio's nickname is Munsey. He lives at 234 Copeland Avenue. He would like to be a sailor, but he'll probably be a stockroom worker. Munsey likes girls but not when they gossip. He is usually seen in Passaic. 1oAN MARRE, This pert young miss known as Yak, VVith Gertrude is usually seen, To read her favorite love stories, She'll take time out from office routine. Ioan Marref who lives at 29 Orient VVay, has the nick- name, Yak, Yakls ambition is to bc a private secretary but thinks she'll probably end up as a housewife. Usually seen with Cert, she has participated in sports. Yak's pet pceve is sarcastic people and her pet like is Iesse. Her hobby is reading romantic novels. ROBERT MAC PHERSON Witli his musical talent Mac will soon be a star, And his grand sense of humor Vifill help him to go far. Robert MacPherson, nicknamed Mac, of 12 Lafayette Place, has an ambition to be a musician, but he will prob- ably be a soldier. His pct peeve is teachers who give home- work on weekends, his pet like, ice cream sundaes. Bobs hobby is dating brunettes and he is usually seen in Lighta house and Hi-Y. BETTY MARTIN A politician our Bets will be, And she'll use her cute little grin, To influence all of thc voters, That her candidate might win. Bcttv Martin, whose ambition is to become a buyer, lives at sio Kingsland Avenue, Bets thinks she'll probably be a campaign manager for the first woman President and she loves to ride rollercoasters. ller pet peeve is selfish people and her hobby is collecting straws, Bets is usually seen with joan, has participated in the Senior Play and Year- book Staff. NICHOLAS MAGAZENO Rimshot's ambition is matched by One hundred more, lle desires making money, Not by twos but by four. Nicholas Magazeno who lives at 23 Green Avenue, is usually seen with Pat. lloniework is his chief dislike while holidays are his pet like and music and swimming his hob- bies. llc plays with the orchestra so hc has reason to think he will become a drunnner, but his real ambition is to make lots of money. DORIS MARTOGLIO Pixie fits her, oh, so well, 'l'his petite, dcmure, smiling one, ller manncr's sweet and pleasant No wonder she likes having fun! Doris Martoglio lives at 330 Second Avenue. Her ambition is-to be a housewife but she'll probably be an old maid. Dee's usually seen in the office. She likes entertaining at the Army and Navy Hospitals. She was a member of the Band and Orchestra, and the Tri-Hi-Y, and partici- pated in Volleyball and Table Tennis. . - Ns . N CARMINE MARRONE Iackie, the tallest of the lot, . Is usually seen at Gus's, Football, track, boats, and planes, Are all with which he fusses, Carmine Marrone, living at 408 Valley Brook Avenue, would like to retire at twenty, as a millionaire, but will probably be a pauper. Iackie, whose activities were basket- ball and track, is usually seen at Gus's. His hobby is boats and planes. While'he dislikes homework, he likes ice cream and rest. PATRICIA MASON GEORGE Patti dislikes silly girls, And so it's plain to see, That this Miss's pastime is, lust this - annoying me. Patricia Mason lives at 208 Page Avenue, but she is usual- ly seen in East Rutherford. Patti's ambition is to get married, but she thinks she will be an old maid. VVhile her pet like is Frankenstein movies, she dislikes silly girls. Her hobby is annoying people. She participated in girls' sports. ZITA Chess finds delight, In sports of any kind, And girls who are not silly, Are to him - a find. George Zita, better known as Chess, living at 640 Chase Avenue, is usually seen at the Milk Bar. His hobby is sports, especially baseball in which he has taken an active part. He would like to be either a mechanic or a baseball player. His main dislike is silly, stuck up girls, but his pet like is any other kind of girl. CAROL MAYER Carol's smile is deepened, By her dimples sweet, ller manners are endearing, And her dress is neat. Carol Mayer resides at 344 Valley Brook Avenue. She would like to be a great singer but will be satisfied as a singing teacher at L.ll.S. She is usually seen running through the halls with notices. Other school activities were Baud, Choir, and sports, Dimples pet like is that certain someone, but she dislikes getting up in the morning. Her hobby appropriately, is singing. NICHOLAS MONACO The Dragon is quite bewildered, As to what the future holds in store, lle's hoping that someday he can be, 'l'he private owner of a riiotorcycle store. Nick A. Monaco of 434 Page Avenue, usually seen with Cloria at the Valley Sweet Shoppe, wants to be a good cycle rider and will probably be the proprietor of a motor- cycle store. Dragon, whose hobby is avoiding hard work, dislikes fresh girls and likes nice girls and motorcycles. CLADYS MC KEEN Cay fits her name, ln more ways than one, You sec collecting jokes, ls a hobby fnlled with fun! Gladys lXlcKcen lives at 308 Valley Brook Avenue and is usually sccn at Cus's with Doris. Cay's ambition is to be a nioilel but she will probably bc a housewife. llcr pet peeye is getting up in the iuorning. She likes football games, Claddics's hobby is collecting jokes. llcr activities were Clce Club, Scenery Club, Spanish Club, Yearbook Staff, and girls' sports. EUGENE MORGAN Eugene is our future president, Or so he does proclaim, But as a mattress-tester, We think he'll make his name. Eugene Morgan lives at 244 Fern Avenue. Yuteh has the ambition of becoming a mattress tester, but thinks he'll probably be president. Usually seen at the Valley Sweet Shop, he dislikes work and likes to loaf. MARIE MESSINA Miss Marie Messina, Or Shorty if you please, ls very good at typing, Such rhymes as these. Marie Messina lives at 267 Green Avenue. She would like to be a private secretary. Shorty dislikes people who be- eonie sophisticated, but she likes meeting lots of different people. Marie's hobby is typing and she is usually seen with Lois. Activities which she participated in were Na- tional Ilonor Society, Lighthouse Staff, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, basketball and volleyball. IOSEPH MoRRoNE Buddy played footbal for L. H. S., And helped to make many a goal, Now hels prepared to go to work, Digging dirt out of a hole. joseph Morrone, living at 212 Lafayette Avenue, likes hunting or playing football, but dislikes wise guys. Buddy, who has participated -in football, is usually seen at the jailhouse. His ambition is to be a millionaire, but he'll probably be a ditch digger. ALICE MIZESKI Al has a great many friends, And a great many more in store, For this girl's personality, Crows with time all the more, Alice Mizeski, who lives at 639 Union Avenue has as ber ambition to be a good housewife and she will probablv be just that. Al's pet peeve is eonceited boys and girls, but she goes for the Irish and Peterman. ller hobby is dancing and she is usualy seen with Charlie. The activities that she participated in were basketball and volleyball. ' ' CHARLES MUELLER Charlie Mueller loves baseball, The sport that can never be beat, Charlie also likes the girls, Yet better, he likes to eat. Charles Mueller, nicknamed Charlie, resides at 247 Court Avenue. llis ambition is to become a major league base- ball player but he will probably be a baker's man. Charlie's pet peeve is getting up in the morning and his pet like is nice girls. llis hobby is eating, playng school baseball, he is usually seen in 7th period makeup. ANNE MORRONE Miss AHIIC Terry Morrone, ls this dancing gal's name, And yet she won't be satisfied, Until she has achieved some fame. Ann Terry Morrone lives at 238 Lafayette Avenue..IIer ambition is to be a nurse - she'll probably be a house- wife. Scrounger's pct peeve may be her Buddy??, but she likes dancing to Sentimental Reasons. She is usually seen at the Milk Bar indulging in her hobby, drinking cokes. The school activities that she participated in were basket- ball ancl volleyball. sv..- WILLIAM MUIR Billy is our special boy, As anyone can see, If his ambitions are realized, An engineer he will be. William Muir, who lives at 335 Stuyvesant Avenue, wants to go to college, where he will become a Chemical Engin- eer. He is usually seen with Yutch and the boys at Cus's. Bill likes chemistry and fellows who like to loaf. His hobby is bowling, his pet peeve, a certain individual, and his activity was basketball. IEAN MOYNIHAN T57 A if ,4Y' N ig r 4 . 5 I X2 Q, , er A ls s. mmf' lean Moynihan is destined, To be famous in any undertaking, For with her keen brain and wit, Great things for her are in the making. lean Moynihan, who lives at 350 Rutherford Avenue, is usually seen with Ruth, Lynn, and Marge. Her ambition is to be a doctor, but she will probably be a married woman. lean likes football games, but dislikes getting up early in the morning, Her hobby is music. She was a member of the National Honor Society, Lighthouse Staff, Yearbook Staff and Scenery Club. ARTHUR NACION Arthur Nacion loves to skate, And each day he does it better, He's usually seen on his scooter, Or else he's courting Cretta. Arthur Nacion, nickname Art, resides at 379 Kingsland Avenue. His ambition is to graduate and become a tool and dye maker. Art's pet peeves are getting up early and home- work, and his pet likes are ice and roller skating and Gretta. His hobby is skating and he is usually seen around town. VIRGINIA N ATIELLO Virginia's a rather quiet young miss, A fashion designer is what she would be, This Winsome girl, with the pleasant smile, Vffonld like to design clothes that are lovely to see. Virginia Natiello, or Ginny, lives at 220 Irving Place. Iler ambition is to be a designer, but she will probably be a housewife. Ginny likes dramatic motion pictures, but dis likes mean people. ller hobby is singing, and she 'is usually seen going to work. She was a nieniber of the Lighthouse staff. THOMAS PALUMBO To he a disc jockey appeals to Big Toni, And at that he'll be good, or hopes so, But whatever he does in his future life, You can bet that he'll do it with Io. Thomas Pahunbo, who lives at 53-l Freeman Street, tells us he wants to be a disc jockey, but since his hobbv is photography, he'll probably wind up as an ace caniera- inan. Of course his pet like is Io with whom he is usually seen. ELAINE NULL Elaine Null's favorite pastime Keeps her busy we see In the future, not so far A secretary she'll be. Elaine Null, nicknamed Null, living at 53 Ridge Road has an ambition to be a house wife but she will probably be a secretary. Iler pet peeves are some girls, while her pet like is riding in cars. Null is usually seen in Nixon's Drug Store and during her four years in high school, she has participated in many girls' sports. IOSEPH PAVLAK foe is a Sportsman, through and through, On hunting and fishing intent, But this fair haired fellow is destined to be, A glorified mixer of cement. oseph Pavlak, whom we all know as Ioe,.has the inter- esting hobbics of hunting and fishing. His ambition is to be a roofer for Concrete planking, and his pet like is pretty girls and a good time. lle participated in football and he is usuallv seen around Nixon's. MARIE O'HORA Marie O'Hora is a red-headed lass, With a temper at times, to match, But she's sweet and smiling most of the time And best of all - just plain natch! Marie O'Hora lives at 434 Third Avenue, but is usually seen at WVoolworth's 5 and 10 in Passaic. While in school she participated in archery. Marie's ambition is to be a private secretary. Red likes hot fudge sundaes, but dis4 likes people who call her Freckles. Her hobby is reading mysteries. CHARLES PERRY Charlie enjoys eating and sleeping, And will someday be a reporter, After he gets a substantial job, He'll ,become a wife-supporter. Charles Perry, of 440 Oak Street, wants to be reporter for the Polize Gazette. His pet peeve is noisy girls, his hobby is sports. Charlie, who is usually seen around town, es- pecially likes sleeping and eating. MARGARET ORTH Marge's ambition is a worthy one, A nurse she dreams of being, But we do bet and say it, too, Marge, as an executive, is worth seeing. Margaret Orth, who lives at 543 Ridge Road, is usually seen with Ruth, Lynn, and jean. Marge would like to be, and probably will be a nurse, Dick likes horses and dogs, but dislikes not having anything to eat in study hall. Her hobby is reading. She was a member of the National llonor Society, 'I'rivIli-Y, Scenery Club, and Yearbook Staff. EUGENE PETERMAN Smiley is known for many things, His dimples, girls and such, But not one of these, The famous voice can touch. Eugene Petcrman of 444 VVilson Avenue, would like' to become a billionaire but will probably be only a million- airc, Dimples plays football, is a letterman and a member of the boys' choir but he makes girls over fifteen and women under ninety his hobby. Crosby dislikes guys and gals who talk about each but likes imitating Peter Lorre. CARRIE PARIS Carrie Paris or Tiny, As her friends decree, Likes dancing and most probably, A secretary will be. Carrie Paris lives at 308' Lincoln Avenue. She is usually seen with that certain someone, indulging in her pet like, dancing. Tiny, by the way, dislikes fresh boys. Her hobby is collecting records. She participated in archery and vol- levball. MICHAEL POLESE Country might be a business man, Or maybe work in the mines, Perhaps he'll be a physician, And practice at Bergen Pines. Michael Polese of 237 Kingsland Avenue, usually seen at the Roosevelt Recreation llall, wants to be a business man, but will probably be a Coal'niiner. Country, who has participated in football, makes pigeons his hobby. Sports are his pet like and teasing girls is his pet peeve. LORRAINE PARKER Lorraine, a popular classmate, 'With Pete, is usually seen about, In the future, she'll own a match factory, So she'll never lack matches to blow out. Lorraine Parker, who lives at 321 Travers Place, voices a dislike for conceited people. She thinks it's fun to blow out matches, and collects programs as a hobby. Lorraine, who is usually seen with Pete, would like to be a secre- tary, but will probably be a housewife. RUDOPH SINCPCLI Rudy S. a baker will be, And a cake he does deserve, For studying at home all year Requires a lot of nerve. Rudy Sinopoli who lives at 268 Ridge Road enjoys work- ing in the bakery. Ile likes dancing but insists that some girls -make him angry. Rudy is usually seen in his father's bakery. ANN PETRILLO This future secretary likes skating, And dancing to music mellow, lt's my guess that she'l spend her life, Riding in a Chrysler, with her fellow. Ann Petrillo, of 240 Mountain Way, tells us that she would like to be a private secretary. Dancing, roller skat- ing, and a certain fellow, with whom she is usually seen, rate high with Ann. She participated in most intra- mural sports. ROBERT RANUCCI Robert Ranucci likes to hunt, And someday may be physician, Keep practicing on your piano, Bob, And you may also become a musician. Robert Ranucci, nicknamed Knute, lives at 717 First Street. llis ambition is to bccorne a doctor but he will probably be a tcachcr. Ilis pct pceve is waiting while his pct like is basketball. Bob's hobby is hunting and he is usually seen around school. llis activities include the .Cen- eral Organivation and Ili-Y. MARIE PIERRO To be a famous singer, We're told is Marie's ambition, That she gets her lieart's desire, ls a thing for which we're all wishin! Marie Pierro lives at 25 Freeman Street and is usually seen thcrc playing her old and new recordings. When she's not doing that, shc's at the movies avoiding rude people. ALAN REUTER A sports announcer Doc would be, At least, he says that's his desire, But he's interested in planes, and so it seems, He may be a world famous flyer. Alan Reuter, better known as Doc lives at S91 Chase Ave- nue. He likes sports, music, and girls, but dislikes the new look. Doc, who is usually seen at the Garden Del, would like to be a sports announcer. He was on the football and baseball teams. DORIS PIERSON Dee wants to get married, But before achieving this, She'll become a famed model, This pretty, fair-haired miss. Doris Pierson claims 428 Valley Brook Avenue as her blessed abode. When she's not there, you'll more than likely find her fooling around at Gus's. She has a.share of extra-curricular activities to her credit and is indeed sports minded. SALVATORE ROMANO Roman is not really very lazy, But he'd like an easy job to be his fate, That's why he wants to run his 'own business, So, each morning he'l1 be able to sleep late. Sal Romano, of 219 Copeland Avenue, otherwise known as Roman, tells us that his pet peeve is getting up early to go to school. Sal's ambition is to be his own boss. He is usually seen around the hook, and he is very interested in all sports. LUCILLE POLITO Lou is everybody's pal, And this fine trait is bound, To be a help, to her, Wfhen her nursing dreams are found. Lucille Ann Polito lives at 509 Fern Avenue. She likes ice cream .and dislikes the nickname Lucifer. Her hobby is reading and she would like to be a nurse. She is usually seen with Shirley 'l'hompson. IOSEPH ROSA Ioe and sports are inseparable, llc manages our athletic teams, ln television and mechanics, He'Il soon reach the top, so it seems. joseph Rosa, the manager of our football and basketball teams, lives at 480 Roosevelt Avenue. He would like to become successful in thc field of television, but will probably be a mechanic. loc, whose hobby is photography likes sports, but dislikes getting up early for, school. He is usually seen at Priscilla's Drug Store. JOAN ROSSLIP Ioan is as Dutch as a tulip, And as pretty as a fair flower, At most anytime, we can find her at home, Practicing piano, hour on hour. Ioan Rosslip who resides at 110 Forest Avenue, is a master of the ivories. When she's not at home practicing, she's choosing nice clothes from the fashion magazines. Ioan's ambition tends toward modeling but will be content in an office. THOMAS ROWE School and work do not agree, With Mr. Thomas Rowe, Still it makes no difference at all, To his many friends, that we know. Thomas Rowe, nicknamed Tom, of 229 Post Avenue, would like to be a millionaire and perhaps he will be. His pet peeve is going to school, and his pet like, girls. His hobby is avoiding work and he is usually seen in the Valley Sweet Shop. EVELYN SAFAR Evie's ambition has just come true And it happens in every state. The thing that worried her in school, Vlfas whether or not, she'd graduate. Evelyn Safar lives at 219 Stuyvesant. Evie's 'ambition is to be graduated from Lyndhurst High, she will possibly be an employee. She likes candy but dislikes conceited peo- ple. She is usually seen at the movies. Evie's hobby is pho- tography. She has participated in archery. HARRY SAUER Mr. Sauer, it is said, At Iack's can oft be found, And in his future life, To be a radiofoperator, he is bound. Harry Sauer lives at 554 Park Place. Zip's ambition is to be a radio operator, but he thinks he'll probably be a store clerk. Ile dislikes the new look, but likes radios. llc is usually seen in Iack's Caiidy Store on Ridge Road, for his hobby is eating. GERTRUDE SALOMON No, she's not Certy from Bizerte, A much nicer girl is she, We'd rather she'd be President Than go warring o'er the sea. Gertrude Salomon, nicknamed Cert, lives at 368 Thomas Avenue and admits she wants to be the first woman presi- dent but will probably be a VVAC in World War III. Mr. Kania is her pct like but her pet peeve is Ellenberg when he eats, her French fries. Her activities include C. O., Girls' Leaders Club and Senior Council. She is usually seen in Gus's. RICHARD SAVIELLO Rich Saviello, a milionaire, We would all like to see, But a plastics engineer, Is what he'll probably be. Richard Saviello, of 497 Fifth Avenue, nick-named Rich, would like to be a millionaire, but he will probably be a plastics engineer. llis pet peeve is the new look and his pet like, girls with blue eyes. Ilis hobby is joy-riding and he is usuallv seen in Kearney. LORRAINE SALOMON And here is little Termite, -P22 Wlio wants to be a housewife, Vile all know she' will get this wish, As she goes with Iohnny through life. Solomon had a great many wives but I know one Salomon, Lorraine by name, who'd be content with one husband, Iohn by name. Shc's very interested in basketball and her ambition is to be a store manager. Lorraine lives at 368 Thomas Ave. . s WNW? MICHAEL SCELSA Next we have Michael Scelsa, A worker in a diner, he would be, But it seems to us, far more likely, That he'll wash dishes for a girl named Marie. Michael Scelsa lives at 29 Orient Way, but is usually seen at Valley Brook Avenue and Ridge Road. He likes a certain girl named Marie very much, but says that his pet peeve is Carmine Zarillo. Mike will probably work in a diner. AUDREY SANDER Audrey is a pleasant girl, Who, indeed ,is very ambitious, Happiness and fun will follow her through life, And she's sure to get all her wishes. ' Audrey Sander lives at 609 Seventh Street and likes to be called Sandy. An airline hostess is what she's striving to be but she'll settle for a secretarial position. PHILIP SCHOLZ Getting up each morning, That is Phil's pet peeve, And sleeping late, his hobby, His bed he hates to leave. Philip Scholz, of 317 Willow Avenue, nicknamed Phil, has an ambition to be very rich, and perhaps he will be. His pet peeve is getting up in the morning, while his pet like is cute girls. His hobby is sleeping late. He is usually seen driving his father's car, and his activities include: Senior Hi-Y and General Organization. A talented artist is losie S., And designing will be her tate, The clothes she draws will be smart and chic, And by all, she'll be acclaimed first-rate. VVhen loscphinc isn't with Tommy she's at her home on 641 Eighth Street. If you crack your knuckles, stay away from this pert miss, but if you can whip up a batch of IOSEPHIN E SCARPINATO French fries call on her at any time. Shoe in future days, A mattress-tester be, llis job without doubt, ls a resting one to see. VVilliain Schumacher better known as Shoe, resides at 451 Post Avenue. lle can be seen at the Valley Sweet Shoppe almost any time. llis pet like is Lou's cokes, his pet peeve is work which is probably why hc'll be unemployed after graduation. A Cadillac ear appeals to Mae, And this she someday may get, For in the secretarial field, She'll be one of the best, you bet. VV ILLIAM SCHUMACHER MAE SCELFO Mae Seelfo, who resides at 659 New Iersey Avenue, has an intense dislike for fresh fellows. She's usually seen with Gloria in Newark. IIer picture collection is an abundant one and when she isn't swimming or dancing, she's add- ing more to it. PAT SCUCCI Pat is quite a musician That's something we all can tell, Wfe usually see him running around, Trying to beat the bell. Pat Scucci of 264 Chase Avenue, who is usually seen running through the halls late, Wants to rnake a million. Pat, who has participated in the Band and Urchestra, and makes drumming his hobby, will probably be a musician. His pet peeve is conceited girls, but 'he likes nice ones. N ORMA SCHRAN Z Next we Come to orma, A miss who likes to dance, Wfhen she goes to work in an office, Her competitors won't have a chance. Norma Schranz, Chris to her friends, lives at 165 Page Avenue. She dislikes conceited boys, likes dancing and men, and will probably be an office worker. Chris, usually seen in East Rutherford, participated in ping-pong. IOHN SERVIDIO Ionakins is a souvenier hunter, He started when he was seven -- lohnny's probably the only boy Who's already worked his way to heaven. lohn Servidio, who lives at 451 Forest Avenue, wants to be a fashion designer, but will probably be Dr. Markle's bookkeeper. Iohnakins, who collects souveniers as a hobby, is usually seen in Mary's Sweet Shoppe. He dislikes watching the baby on Saturday night, but likes having a good time. CECELIA SEN KOWSKI A cute little trick is Midge, And horses, with her, rate high, She's sure to own many stables of her own, VVhen she is a teacher, by and by. Cecelia Scnkowski, of ll Page Avenue, is usually seen with Elizabeth Stelmaek. Midge likes girls who 'are torn- boys, dislikes people who argue and enjoys painting.. .Io have a Wyoming ranch with lots of horses is her ambition although teaching seems more practical. Sports and Choir keep this Miss busy. WILLIAM SHADEL Wrrody plays the clarinet Wliicli will someday bring him fame. By working hard he will create A popular band with the Shadel name. NVe find Bill Shadel hanging his hat at 349 Lake Ave- nue and with his cheerful disposition, we can see why he has no pet peevc. Woody does admit his pet like is Chieky. Usually seen with Mac in the auditorium VVoody also likes Swing music. Ilis activities include four years in band and orchestra LOIS SHELLHAMER Lois will be a great success, An actress she will be, Or maybe she'll be a secretary, And sit upon the boss's knee. Lois Shellhamer, of 206 Fern Avenue, has the ambition to be a radio actress but will probably be a secretary. People who .mope pceve heribut rhubarb sauce on ice- cream delights her. Lois, shadowed by Marie, worked in the Tri- lli-Y, Lighthouse, and Choir. s .. ti . :Tis mfs' is Y W, ff , , if ' , ',i'A Q .X IOHN SMITH Iohn Smith is a common name, But an uncommon person is he, He'll probably always be happy, Something we'd all like to see. Iohn Smith lives at 263 Harrington Avenue. Smitty, who is usually seen in Kearny, tells us that his pet like is Millie. His ambition is to stay happy, and he'll probably be a baker. Smtty's hobbies are horseback riding, eating, and collecting records. His pet peeve is long skirts and he was a member of the Band. 1oYCE SIBILIO Here is Ioy, a pleasant Miss, VVho can always be seen with Fran, We know as a stenographer, she'll find success, For she always does the best she can. Ioyce Sibilio of 238 Third Avenue, dislikes couceited girls but likes dancing, Ioy, who is usually seen wth Fran, desires to be a stenographer, but confesses she will probably be a housewife. She has participated in sports and the Glee Club. LOUIS SOLLITTO Lou is mechanical minded, That we all do know, And so we remind this gentleman, You reap only what you sow. Louis Solitto lives at 336 Kingsland Avenue. Lou's ambi- tion is to be a good mechanic. Usually seen at Gringker's in Passaic. His hobby is raising pigeons. Lou likes to drive a car and his pet peeve is coming to school. ' DOROTHY SIN OPOLI Miss Sinopoli has a weakness, For the creatures we know as boys, Someday ,at last, Dot will own her own car, This will be her greatest of joys. , Dorothy Sinopoli of 268 Ridge Road likes boys who don't think they know everything, and collecting football pictures. Dot, whose secret ambition is to own a car, will no doubt be an office worker. She can usually be seen at the Rivoli and went out for archery. DGMINICK SPINA A gruesome thought of gravecligging, . ls Don's fiendish dream, But we bet our money, An engineer h'e'll seem. Dominick Spina lives at 318 Kingsland Avenue. Cim wants to be an engineer, but l1c'll probably end up as a grave- cliggcr. llis pet pcevc is girls and he likes Trigonometry. Dominick, who is usually sccn at Aunt Mary's, has the -interesting hobby of photography. He was an active partici pant in football. l ,aiu ra 'li Y ix t .., ,L X f '-uk ,r . t., r , 9 u at B s. t Q 'jj X i vi X 6 Y' J A v' 159. eqs-,fi --i -Q k M ., .M ais .Qi . ' f-A qw -2 -,N.r's' ' ' 2'7 'e ' :gs pfrg gfff- . Q Lb ' g . iw-r HARRIET STEINLAUF Harriet, our fun-loving twirler, ls usually seen with a smile, ller one ambition is to own her own car, So she can travel around in style. Harriet Steinlauf, alias Stein, hopes to have a nile green convertible parked in front of her home, 120 Kingsland Avenue. While disliking narrow-minded people, this fu- ture housewife likes Perry Como. Though she concentrates on talking and laughing, Harriet finds time for twirling, the choir, and the Yearbook staff. PAT SPINALLI The Coalman you all know, Is sports minded Pat S., ' V Driving, foqotball, and working with coal, Bring him happiness. Pat Spinalli lives at 233 Lafayette Avenue. The Coalman's ambition is of course to be the best coalman in Lyndhurst, and that's just what he'll probably be. Pat dislikes school and his pet like is sports. He is usually seen in coal yards, and his hobby is driving a car. Pat has participated in foot- ball. ELIZABETH STELMACK Bita is a witty young girl, VVho has plenty of vigor and vim, VVe know she'll put all this energy to good use, Wheii she is a teacher of gym. Elizabeth Stelmack, who resides at 33 Fourth ,Street likes to have a good laugh and enjoys arguing and teasing. Bita, usually seen laughing will no doubt be a million- aire, but wil settle for the position of physical education teacher. Basketball, Gir1s'- Choir,,and volleyball highlight her' activities. WALTER STADLIN If Walt becomes a millionaire, And travels near and far, He'll still do all his roving, In his good old '29 car. Walter Stadlin lives at 544 Second Avenue. Walt's am- bition is to be a milionaire but thinks he'll probably be a bum. He doesn't like the long skirts but he does like pay day. Walt has the rare hobby of girls. Usually seen driving his '29 Ford, he is a member of the Hi4Y, Lighthouse and Yearbook Staff. Ioan expresses an excellent desire, She wants to get married, you see, And when she does, we know all her children, Will be as popular and well-dressed as she. IOAN STOESSEL Ioan Stoessel, better known as Stos, resides at 549 Sec- ond Avenue. Her ambition is to get married and have four boys, though she thinks she will probably be a de- signer. Stos, usually seen at Nixon's, likes well-dressed boys and claims marbles as a hobby. Allan Stan, poor boy, For a long four year span, Has often been called Stan Alan, Instead of Allair Stan. ALLAN STAN Alan Stan, who lives at 612 Tenth Street, wishes to live in a warm climate. llc will probably be a mechanic. Ali Capone claims his pet pccve is the new look' and his pet like is music. Cuddles will be a model, And in this way achieve her aim, To gain a million dollars, In addition to success and fame. ELEANOR SUSZENSKI Eleanor Suszenski of 719 Stuyvesant Avenue, desires to be a millionaire but will probably be a model. Cuddles, usual- ly seen with fellows she likes, likes ice skating, music, and collecting photographs. While in school, she plaved soft- ball. EDWARD STANKUS Ed has one main ambition, And h-ere is his burning desire, He'd like to inherit a fortune, Then, at the age of eighteen, he'll retire. Edward Stankus lives at 435 Post Avenue. Ed's ambition is to retire at eighteen but thinks he'll probably be HPvt. Stankusf' His pet like is holidays and his pet peeve is homework over weekends. He's usualy seen with the Natur- 'als and his hobby is writing a good sports column. Ed has participated in basketball and is a member of the Lighthouse Staff. RUTH SUSZENSKI Ruthie has a lovely voice, And when someday she wins fame, As a vocalist with Vaughn Monroe, People the world over will know her name. Ruth Suszenski, destined to be a telephone operator, de- sires to be a vocalist. This resident of 719 Stuyvesant Ave- nue, dislikes eonceited people and liked Vaughn Monroe's music and collecting poeins from magazines. Ruthie is usually seen with someone she likes. BRYCE STRACHAN A star on the court, ls this athletic lad, He'll be the best guard, The Knicks ever had. Bryce Strachan, whose nickname is Radar, lives at 413 Ridge Road. Radar's ambition is to be all pro guard for the Knickerbockers but thinks he'll probably be a manager for the Knicks. His pet like is sleeping and he is usually seen in the Lincoln School Yard. Basketball, baseball and chess are the activities he has participated in. MARIE TASSELY Marie likes a certain fellow, By the title of Butch is he known, She also is fond of motorcycles, And will someday own one of her own. Marie 'l'assely, living at 533 Kingsland Avenue, is usually seen riding motorcycles which is her hobby. She goes out for basketbal, archery, and baseball. Iler pet like is some- body named Butch, her pct peeve is fellows with side burns. ller ambition is to marry a certain person but ex- pects she will be a lady of leisure. RQBERT VANDEN HEUVEL llere's a likeable fellow, VVith a ready smile and wit, Van is a favorite with everyone, Forever on the move and never still can sit. Robert Vanden lleuvel lives at 293 VVillow Avenue, where he raises tropical fish. 'l'o his friends he is known as Van. llis ambition is to go to college and become a great chemical engineer. Van does not lke the new look. Ile likes large milk shakes after work. Bob is usually seen around Ridge Road. Ile has participated in Band and Or- chestra. SHIRLEY THOMPSON Shirley's a whiz on roller skates, Iler cute giggle we all like to hear, But these things she will have to forsake, As she pursues a nursing career. Shirley Thompson, residing at 706 New Iersey Avenue, has a nickname of Chip. Iler ambition is to be a missionary nurse, and that is what she'll probably be. 'Iler pet like and hobby is roller skating and her pet peeve eonceited boys. Shi is usually seen at Grinkers or the Passaic roller skating rm '. as FRANK VAN VOLKOM Frank is known as Pokerface, Although his smile is keen, XVe wish him luck as an electrician, The fulfillment of his dream! Frank Van Volkoin, sometimes known as Pokerface, lives at 748 Fifth Street. His ambition is to be an electrician but he will probably be a buteher. Frank's pet peeve is Mr. C. when he's in a bad mood, and his pet like is Eleanor. His hobby is driving with girls. He is usually seen at home. MARIE VARLESE Little hlae is smiling and gay, And jokes she loves to tell, In future days, she has made it known. lWeCrory's wares she will sell. Marie Varlese, known also as Mae, lives at 500 Third Ave- nue. After graduating she would like to be a private secre- tary, but will probably work in MeCrory's. Marie, who dislikes eoneeited people and likes nice clothes, collects 'pietures, and is usually seen riding on the 102 bus. She was a member of the Lighthouse staff. 1oHN WHITE john or Dragnet, whichever one you please, ls strongly inclined to sport, VVe'll see him on the Yankee team, Although he works for naught. John VVhite lives at 622 Fifth Avenue. To his friends he is known as Drag Net. His greatest ambition is to play third base for the New York Yankees but he thinks he will probably be,a water boy. Iohnnie's usually seen at Lorraine's house. Iohn participated in baseball, and bas- ketbal, CAMILLE VIRGIN IO Next is a Pennsylvania lass, Miss Camille Virginio is her name, She will go through life, spreading knowledge to all, For a teaching career is her aim. Camille Virginio, who usually is seen riding the red bus, resides at 552 Fifth Avenue. She will probably be a teach- er, although she'd like to become a journalist. Camille likes P.T.P., has a hobby of writing lettersg dislikes Ruth's overloaded purse, and belonged to the Clee Club and Choir. ROBERT WHITE Bobby has always been an athlete, And has always been a coaches dream, Someday hc'll also be a coach, Building and making a victorious team. Robert XVhite, our favorite football man lives at 239 Kingsland Avenue. llannnerhead is destined to become Z1 football coach. lfootball and eating make him happy but school does not. Bobby is usually seen at Irene's candy store. Ile has taken part in baseball and football. ELIZABETH WACKWITZ Elizabeth will someday own a business, Or be a secretary at the Pru You can usually find her in the show, VVhcn she has nothing to do. Elizabeth XVackwitz lives at 315 VV cart Avenue. Elizabeth who is often called Liz will probably be just another office worker after graduation. Usually seen in the Rivoli on Sunday nights. Liz is very fond of music and football games. ALFRED WHITEHEAD Al a bachelor 'will be, Or so he does claim, And as a political boss, W'ill make himself a name. Alfred Whitehead, nicknamed Al, of 255 Post Avenue, would like to be in politics and he will probably be a bachelor. His pet peeve is work and his like is Miss Gil- gcgtfs Spanish class. Al is usually seen at the Valley Sweet mop. IOAN WILLETT California holds charms for Ioan, She'd like to live there someday, So when she starts work in an office, For that trip she'll save all her pay. Ioan Willett resides at 251 Page'Avenue, although her ambition is to live in California. She intends to be an of- , fice worker after graduation. Usually seen at the movies, Ioan likes eating and sleeping late and collects records as a hobby. ROBERT ZAMMIT Turtle likes to show films, And he hates the girls' new look, He'll be a doctor in future years, If he keps-his nose in a-medical book. Robert Zammit, sometimes known as Turtle, lives at 200 Page Avenue. His ambition is to be a doctor. Bob's pet peeve is long skirts but his pet like is the short skirts. Bob's hobby is operating movies and he is usually seen in school. He has participated in the Hi-Y. 'ETHEL WILLIAMSON Ethel's usually seen talking, And with Ianct she can always be found, She'll someday be happy driving a car, Though she warns us she's accident-bound. Ethel VVilliamson, who is usually seen with Ianet, lives at 146 Valley Brook Avenue. Iler ambition is to drive a car but will probably be an accident case. Ethel likes double session, dislikes stringbeans, and her hobby is ki- bitzing in Kem Klassf' VVhile in school she was a mem- ber of the Girls' Choir and the Lighthouse. CARMINE ZARILLO 'l'he pin admits his like for women, And calmly says its true, Suppose he is a Casanova, At least he's never blue. Carmine Zarillo, known to his friends as Pin, lives at 740 Second Avenue. llis ambition is to bc a manager of an A 8: l' Store but he will probably work in a factory. Carmine docs not like'homcwork but he docs like girls. llis hobby is sports. lle's usually seen around tow11. MURIEL WILSON For Miss Muriel Wfilson we predict, A career both bright and long, Vlfith busy moments and happiness, And for her dance, Sflllg. Muriel VVils0n, who resides at 47 Kearney Street, hopes to be a medical assistant but will probably end up being a married drudgc. Usually seen around school, Muriel likes holidays and classical dancing but .dcspises jammed locke ers. During her four years -in high school, Muriel was a member of the Ir. and Sr. Tri-Y, National Ilonor Soci- cty, Alpha Omega, Lighthouse Staff, Student Council, Choir, and the Yearbook Staff. GERTRUDE YOUNG One movie star appeals to Gert, And she'll spend all the time she can, Singing loud and long his praises, This loyal Bob Mitchum fan. Gertrude Young wants to be a good housewife but fate only knows what shell probably be. Gertie, who lives at 108 lay Avenue, is usually seen at Nixon's. Her pet peeve is cracking gum but she likes talking and laughing. Gertie's hobby is going to see Bob Mitchum. MARGARET WYNNE Margie is a quiet Miss, VVl1o's ambition is to graduate, And after this desire's fulfilled, An office job will be her fate. PPI ff' 0552 O as 1-1-gil., o-Gwinn m gym: '-'T' '-1 ... H2 0350 - Z 505054 f2....f,k4 075 . ,.,,-J Q55-0 'ILIL7-0-1 5-Omg, .... Q5-ig D-rbm oi,-Tw VESA' U- N sfig-A EFVSCDV1 52859 O mag 5.3112 giwilv - E,-gag EWG.-25 .... rs EU v:i ,,,mf-v-' mama' Cufufjv-1 23:1-9,25 TF'--1 rurofiv cnwCD'T rn -U'-C wise guys. NA fjx.'TC'3Q-. :GS Co SET Ox HBO QI? QR Q ISEAY 41 fi AGNES ZEOLI Babe's ambition is to be a nurse, And she'll help the'fellows who are feeling low, Perhaps the profession will help her ont, ln caring for hcr boyfriend loc. Agnes Zeoli better known as Babe wants very much to be a nurse. Agnes, living at 213 Van Buren Street, dislikes Coneeited fellows and likes loc. Dancing is Babe's hobby and she is usually seen with Connie Canibone and Eliza- beth XVackwitz. RUTH ZIECLER Ruth, a native of Lyndhurst, ls more often lersey City bound, For in that famous city, llier beloved Bobby is found. Ruth Ziegler would like to go to college after graduating, but will probably be a struggling housewife. Ruthie, who lives at 628 Fifth Avenue, is usually seen in the gym, likes Bobby, and dislikes people who don't answer when spoken to. Ruth's hobby is sports. She is a member of' the Cirl's Leader's Club. fl gjzi , .gg- ,Q g- ,. -' V .nf 'R 5,4 R ,-M 1 V Qlfigifj '25 My Wm is wax V521 -15 , F 5 4,4 ge. 0 Q D i Q' SAN n this beautiful day, September 6th, 1944, we, two-hundred and twenty eager passenfgers, prepared for our first flight. All were told of the hardships, the neces- sities or changing the crew on every hop, of the scheduled stops, and possible lay-over points. Everyone climbed aboard and at 8:40 a. m., war time, the great ship too off, and we were adventure bound. Our Flight Commander was Mr. Edmund Burke, Navigator, Miss Mary English. The crew were as follows: Pilot, jay LaRusso, Co-pilot, William Landells, Flight Mechanic, Ianet DeZavala, and Stewardess, Lorraine Eck. After the first month we settled down to the routine of our life. Everyone had become acquainted with the ship and things proceeded as scheduled. On our first layover, we went to the Harvest Ball, where everyone on the Flight had a grand time. VVe took off, again looking forward to the next scheduled stop, Christmas vacation. This came and went, as did Easter. We were delayed again shortly after this and enjoyed the S ring Frolic. Soon after the take- off, we sat terrified, for on the horizon loomed final exams. After flying through these headwinds, our plane was grounded again for repairs. Everyone piled out, with two months time to kill. Finally over the loud s eaker came, Attention Flight 48, Passengers prepare for takeoff. Everyone climbed aboard, and after learning our flight schedule, we were acquainted with the new officers and crew. Flight Commander, Mr. Burke, Navigator, Miss Engllish, Pilot, William Landells, Co-pilot, Louise Dramis, Flight Mechanic, Eugene organ, Stewardess, Ianet DeZavala. The first layover occured, when we went to the Bunkhouse Iamboree. The next holdover was because of weather conditions, so we trooped to the Snow Ball Dance. After making all our scheduled stops, a great turmoil arose - exams again. We flew through without too much damage. After a two month's rest for the plane's overhaul, we were back for the third lalp, confident that our class officers, and crew, would get us through safely. The F ight Commander was Mr. Edmund Burke, Navi ator, Mr. Norman Murbur , Pilot, james O'Keefe, Co-pilot, Eugene Mor an, Fli lit Mechanic, William Shades, and Stewardess, Betty Hayes. The usual sclieduledg stops were observed, and wc were entertained twice on layovers, but the highlight was the stop for the Iunior Prom, with its carnival theme. Upon refueling, we took off again and were relaxin when bad weather conditions and final exams loomed ahead. With some difficulgty, we landed and were held over because of equipment trouble.- With all equipment repaired and our destination in sight, we climbed aboard for the last leg of our journe . The new crew for the flight were: Mr. Burke, our Flight Commander, Miss Bell Walker, Navigator, and Pilot, Roy Mion, Co-pilot, Iames O'Keefe, Fli ht Mechanic, Louise Dramis, and Stewardess, Lorraine Eck. We made the usual scheduled stops, but the highlight was the Senior Play, A Date With Indy. In january we attended the Dance of Ianus, since weather con- ditions revented flying. After months of poor flying weather, we were viciously attackeclj by tail winds, and even with all our experience those final exams proved themselves a rough ordeal. VV e landed for the last time together at our final des- tination, one-hundred and ninety-three strong. We met for graduation exercises and our class trip, we said our final farewells at the Senior Banquet. Now we have received our certificate for private flights into the wide and stretching horizons which hold our future, everyone on his own, separate course. W BEST DRESSED ' U 1 1 1 Liu V fb Q Ax.. BEST ALL AROUND BEST LOOKING -e was L 14 9, , I 2 5 . 'M WL! f ,Vg BEST DANCER NTCEST SVIILE T 1.3 I 'FH Q 455 lp ' 3.9 I9 OST UTGNLHLD B Ji Gina 'o AT A L T Q 4 T Wy ST-TOETTEBT BEST VIOSICIAN BEST SINGER CL ASSCOYTEDTAN PIN UP BOY 0 BEST ATHLETE fi ,A D 'Sig 9 E ACTOR AND CUSS COUPLE EE ,. , MOST EXPRESS L msr POPULAR E Y p J 7 S X M OST J WELL VIANNERED M T4 K- vi ' I MCDST UKELY ClUtETEST NICEST HAQR omrnOOCUJ 0-I 'x llinn N fs- f? a HL U MQ 1 1-1-1- 1- -f 1 The Senior Class, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath, before taking off on our flight into the future, to our teachers and school mates, the fol- lowing: To Mr. MacLean - a soapbox for use in his history classes. To Mr. Kane - a new theorem proving the tri-section of an angle. To Miss Horstman and Mr. Brown - a large, new gymnasium. To Mr. Kania - a bottle of Arabian hair restorer. To Miss English - the play Best Foot Forward' for the Senior Class play of '49. To Mr. Castellano - an automatic lock breaker. To Mrs. Meyers - a room fully equipped for Office Practice class. To Mr. Ricciardelli - a cigarette lighter to replace the matches he got from his classes for Christmas. To Mrs. Bohrer - a record that will play shhhhhh when the noise in the library gets too loud. To Mr. Olson - a machine which writes and hands out detention slips. To the Iunior Class - an ample treasury. To the Sophomores - alarm clocks for early rising in their Iunior year. To the Freshmen - a paper crown for ruling the afternoon school. To the incoming Freshmen - a compass and floor plan of the high school. To Audrey Moore -- a new baton for leading the band. To Philip Natoli and Victor Messineo - the leadership of the swing band. To Nick Sivolella - an Oscar for his performance in the Christmas play. To Veronica Fleck - a dozen chocolate eclairs. To Shirley Bogle - the presidency of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y, when a senior. To lohn Senese - the first trombone chair when a senior. To Kania's Roughnecks - an unlimited supply of pennies with which to buy ice cream pops. To Thomas Ricardelli - a large economy size locker to keep his papers and books from scattering. To Coot Manisera - a place in the Lyndhurst Hall of Fame for being one of the best all-round athletes Lyndhurst has ever had. We hereby fix our seal to this document on the twenty-fourth day of Iune, Nineteen hundred and Forty-eight. THE SENIOR CLASS SQSSFS My if BOYS' SPORTS Longest Winning Streak in History of School!! Lcyndhurst started its football season on the first of September. When the boys arrive at the high school, they were greeted by three new coaches and about forty tryouts worked hard for three weeks to get into shape for the big Rutherford game. Bob White was elected captain and quarterback for '47. Our first game was with Rutherford. What a ame that was, with our team trailing 19 to 0 at the half. However Lyndhurst fin ht back to almost tie the game in the closing seconds. But a powerful Rutherforcf eleven held strong and the game ended with the score 26 to 19 in favor of Rutherford. The next game was a hard fought stru gle that saw a tough Bogota eleven gl? down to defeat 7 to 6 as the sturdy Lyndhurst eleven, led by Bob White, held 't em on the one-foot line for three lays in the closin seconds. That was our first win in the Bergen-Passaic Interscllolastic League and the start of the longest consecutive winning streak in the history of Lyndhurst. Lodi- was our next victim, because our powerful eleven outdid Lodi in every way by handing them a 31 to 12 shellacking. The Bergenfield game was a one-sided tilt that never saw our boys in any dan- ger. The game ended 46 to 0 in favor of Lyndhurst. The next tussle was indeed a game our boys wanted to win, for it was Bloom- field Tech, that scored their only win against us last year. Led by the hard fighting of White, Vanderbeck, Manisera and Iaquinto, our star backfield, the boys wa - loped Bloomfield Tech 24 to 0. Our next game was with Hawthorne on their field. This was thought to be the game of the year, for the two leaders of the B. P. I. L. were meeting. The game was a see-saw battle, for the lead changed many times. With three minutes to go, Hawthorne was leading 19 to 18. In three downs we had the ball on their nine-yard line, fourth down and six yards to go. Big Bill Vanderbeck was iven the ball in our last hope. Putting his head down and giving it all he had, Ee plowed over the goal to give Lyndhurst the final decision, 25 to 19. Ramsey, our next foe, was not as difficult to overcome as Hawthorne. This game ended with Lyndhurst winning 25 to 12 over another B. P. I. L. contestant. This was the sixth game in a row that our boys had won. The record was six straight wins. If Lyndhurst won next week, it would make the longest winning streak in the history of the school. Our next foe was our old friend, North Arlington. The day of the game saw lots of tension in the Lyndhurst stands. The boys went out on the field determined not to. be defeated by the foe. Although the score was 13 to 12 in our favor, it was not as close a game as it might seem. VVe had a few bad breaks and North Arling- ton capitalized on them. Fairlawn, our next opponent, had a fast strong team. We had to beat them or settle for a tie in the B. P. I. L. It was a hectic game that Lyndhurst lost, 19 to 6. We played a good, hard game but it seemed as if is wasn't our day. We then had to share the crown of the B. P. I. L. Mighty East Rutherford was our next game, on Thanksgiving Day. East Rutherford had lost only to Clifton, the state champs of group . We played our best, but against a mighty force, it didn't do any good. East Rutherford went on to win 20 to 0. The season, however, was a glorious one, winning seven games and losing three. Two out of the three lost were to group-three schools, Rutherford and East Rutherford. , The graduating football lettermen. are Bob White, Richard Iaquinto, Bud Marrone, Alan Renter, Dom Spina, Bob Ellenberg, Ed Henderson, Angelo Checki, Eugene Peterman, lay La Russo, and Bill Landells. pn. -..-., . ...V -' ' -. 2' BOYS' SPORTS BASKETBALL ........ ............ ........ This year's team coached by Mr. Harold Brown had a tough schedule to meet, and both coach and team worked hard to get into shape for the games to come. The opening game was a thriller which saw our alumni defeat the varsity 34 to 3l.fThe Bears then lost to Rutherford, Lodi and East Rutherford. The next game, cguite a thriller, was a nip and tuck affair which saw our mighty mites defeat Bergen ield 40 to 38 on our court. The varsity then bowed to Ramsey, Hawthorne, North Arlington, and Bogota. The boys never gave up in a contest and really showed their skill when they defeated Harrison 48 to 33. The big guns in this smashing victory were lay La- Russo, Don Divine, Barry Halm, Ed Stankus and last, but by no means least, Bryce Stracken. Fairlawn proved to be too good for our boys, for they were defeated on the Fairlawn court. East Rutherford came to Lyndhurst a favored team. It seemed as though they should be, for at the half they were leading by about 15 Points. The Bears never gave up but came back and almost tied the game in the final seconds. East Rutherford froze the ball and won the game 33 to 32. We had a game with Bergenfield on their own court and defeated t em 37 to 29. We all know that our boys did not win every game, but we are still very proud of them for we know that they tried their hardest. The varsity lettermen are: centers, Iay LaRusso and Carmine Marrone, for- wards, Ed Stankus, Ron Esposito, and Don Divine, guards, Bryce Stracken, Barry Halm, and Iohn White. The manager of the 47-48 team was Ioe Rosa. We at Lyndhurst High are pleased with the games these fellows have played. Even though the team did not win all the games, we want them to know that we appreciate those victories which they did make. GIRLS' SPORTS APPRECIATION ...... ...... .......... We, the girls of 1948, would like to extend our thanks and appreciation to Miss Horstman who, was our friend and advisor. Her guidance and time spent in teaching us good sportsmanship will always be remembered. GIRLS' LEADER COUNCIL ...... ...... ...... .................. Their motto is: The leader can accomplish what others dare not try. The council consists of girls chosen from the Girls' Leader Club by Miss Horstman. These girls are selected for their outstanding ability as leaders and for their interest in sports. 'They assist in gym classes and try to make a winner out of everyone. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB ...... ...... ...... ...... The Leaders Club also has an aim which is, To teach girls to be winners, and if they can not be winners, to teach them to be good losers. To become a Girls' Leader a girl must earn fifteen gym oints in her sopho- more year, or twenty in her junior year. The points are earned by participating in the various sports. The senior members of the club are: Betty Cross, President Helen Iasinski Carol Mayer Gertrude Salomon Florence Dodski Ruth Ziegler Ioan Marre Frances Fastook Helen Guida Shirley Berwick Louise Dramis Charlotte Hockhieser ARCHERY Archery is one of the most popular sports among the girls at L. H. S. The girls shoot outdoors in the fall, and also again in the spring. When we hold the archery tournament in the spring you can be sure there is a great deal of keen com- petition before the final decision is made. I The archery manager for this season was Louise Dramis. a . GIRLS' SPORTS BASKETBALL ...... ...... .......... Basketball, the favorite sport during the winter months, acgain brought us keen competition. This year again, two teams of girls were picke from last years sophomore and junior inter-class teams. These gir s played before the faculty bas- ketball game on December 4, 1947, and really had quite a thrilling game. The regular intermural program got under willy and the hard fight for first place started. The morning school played every onday and VVednesdSy, night while the afternoon school played during fifth period on Mondays and ednes- days. Finally after many a hard fight the victors were named. Who were they? Why Betty Cross's team, whoreceive gold basketballs at the Awards Assembly. Louise Dramis's team came in second place. Lorraine Salomon won the foul shooting con- test. The members of the winning team were: Betty Cross, Ca tain Agnes Taggart Lenore Bochenslca Doris Berg und brian Rodemer Frances Fastook ary Scaffone Rita Paterno Mary Fusto Theresa Leone VVhen the intermural pro ram comes to an end the inter-class teams consist- ing of twelve girls are chosen By Miss Horstman from the four classes. They play each other to see who will become champs, and this ear the Seniors came out first and had their names put on the basketball trophy. The members of the senior team were: Florence Dodski, Captain Marie Messina Shirle Berwick Betty Cross Ann lgletrillo Glen Goral Frances Fastook Euan Marre Lorraine Salomon uth Ziegler Lois Shellhamer Muriel Wilson This year Lorraine Salomon was basketball manager. VOLLELBALL Volleyball is another of the girls' favorite sports. The Iunior and Senior Teams played every Monday and Wednesday night, while the Freshmen and Sophomore eams played during fifth period on Mondays and Wednesdays. Well, all teams put forth a good Qght and the winning team received gold volleyballs in the Awards Assembly. olleyball was managed by Bernice Iankowski this year. Awards: At the end of each semester an Awards Assembly is held to honor those people who have actively participated in all sports. If a girl has earned twenty-five gym points, she will receive her numerals. VVhen fifty points have been gained, she wi l receive a monogram. A six-inch L is awarded to the girl who Cgains seventy-five points and a gold basketball to the girl who has gained one hun red points. The following seniors were awarded numerals: ' 1948 Carol Mayer Charlotte Hockheiser Helen Guida Ioan Marte Betty Cross Helen Iasinski Florence Dodski Lorraine Salomon Gertrude Salomon Shirle? Berwick Louise Dramis Ruth iegler MONOGRAMS Lorraine Salomon I Betty Cross Gertrude Salomon Ioan Marre 6 INCH L Betty Cross Y f . 4 35 A 218 IN 1' Q X1 X J Nr Lf? Qiwgi Q V ST UDILNT COUNCIL President - Robert Rzmueei V. President 1 Beatrice Saugi Secretary - Carmel Liberti Treasurer - Eugene Parker :ors - Mrs. Poiudexter and Mr. Evans Ii U 1 1' l5l5 IW 5 if lil mi 15 I .-. QQ ,ky xv 2+ We Jf'm Q ui! 5 'x N qt. fx all fi as ' Q Chaplain - Roy Mion Nl President - VV1llia1n Landells V. President - Philip Natoli Secretary - Iohn Makowski Treasurer - VVilliam Castles President - Lois Sliellhamer V. President - Terry Leone Secretary - Margaret Orth Treasurer - Doris Martoglio Historian V Betty Corbett Sponsors - Miss English and Mrs. Dickson I 1UNicm'l'iu il ' Prcsiclcnf 7 Norma 'l'0r0n - V. Prcsiclciit - Alice Nitcli Sccrctziry f Shirley Bugle 'l'TCJlSllTCl' - Vcroniczi lflcck Ilixlmiim f Doris liigliiim Clinpliiiii f Clinrlottc Zirpoli Q I 1' -v-' Van.: V L ... -A ,, ClUl,Dl'IN l3l1lAIilIlfY ' President - llzirry Brill V. Prcsiclciit - Daivirl O'Roiirkc Sccrcfziry - lhigciic Micliiliiii . Trczisiircr - loliii lfmiiz Clizipliiiii - Pctcr Doiiiaiiiico - llisforiaiii - Allzni Curtis Sponsor - Mr. Mcsscr CHOIR I resident - Alice Nitcli V President - Shirley Bogle ' 1 5x X XX X,frl,Xrf -fx ,.CN.fDfl.- Secretary - Celeste Ainprosio 1 Reporters - Iunc Ilaycs and lean XValkcr qi Librarians - Doris Igliina and Roscann Coeeiag TN!! IUNIOR DRANATICS President h Jeanne XValker V. President - Sally Messino Secretary - Barbara Korn X Treasurer - lilcanor Blake Sponsor - Mrs. Creasy .,,... .-..-.'fnns.....,,,-5.-, JUNIOR RED CROSS Q ,President - Lucille Impellizzeri Qi V. President - Ianet Grasso Secretary - Connie Romano Treasurer - Mildred Lupinacci Sponsor - Mrs. Rhodes 4....,.....-... ,H.,...-,.,..,M..:,.,7 Ms- . Cx em , W I J . I F. 'N IUNIOR SCENERY CLUB President - Lois Bracken ., V. President V Eleanor Blake Q Secretarv Inlet Dursi Sponsor M155 Rewegmd Ar .f A e B X Nz' NN VISUAL AIDS 'V A! President - Arthur Hogancn .M V. President - Bob Zannnit ef' Sponsor - Mrs. Bohrcr Q I Ill 'TECHNICIANS CLUB President - Robert Zznnlnit V. President - Cyrus Dolce Secretary - Donald Del Cuercio E Spoi Mr. Ricciarclelli Qin.. wi LIBRARY ASSISTANTS President - Barbara Hursh V. President - Frances Secretary - Eilein Fellini Treasurer - Iohn Servidio Sponsor - Mrs. Bohrer ,Q A O mx' EE 9' 9 -A 1111 I Y o 40 4 x if W inf tc Wi N- ,,,,-wx wrmpryfa CLUB President - Bcttv Cross Sponsor - Miss ilorstnmn I X QOH A! L '-I BAND Presrdent Bob MacPherson V Presrdent BrllSh'rde1l Secretary - Doris Martoglio Treasurer - Bob Katz Sponsor - Mr. Lenox - x. I 'l X 1 PATRONS Arnolds Drugs Inc., 41 Ridge Road Spick 81 Span Cleaners,'35 Ridge Road Bert's Delicatessen, 39 Ridge Road Rex Hardware Co., 31 Ridge Road Rudy's Quality Market, 5 Ridge Road Mulder's Sweet Shoppe, 25 Ridge Road Bayer Bros. Gulf Station, Ridge Road 8: Rutherford Avenue Woltmann's Tavern, 7 Ridge Road Rubes Pool Room, 215 Van Buren Street Arcari Delicatessen, 259 Van Buren Street Zaulick's Delicatessen, 226 Stuyvesant Avenue Levy Pharmacy, 299 Stuyvesant Avenue Lyndhurst Men's Shop, 298 Stuyvesant Avenue Louis Beauty Salon, 225 Stuyvesant Avenue Schwartz Wine 8: Liquor, 214 Stuyvesant Avenue Lyndhurst Electric Service, 237 Stuyvesant Avenue Edna Mae Shoppe, 220 Stuyvesant Avenue Semrow, 203 Stuyvesant Avenue Rutherford .Lodge No. 240, Rutherford Wulffs, 304 Stuyvesant Avenue Nadlers Florist, 221 Stuyvesant Avenue johns Meat Market, 504 Stuyvesant Avenue Garden State Delicatessen, 422 Page Avenue Ben's Delicatessen, 509 Stuyvesant Avenue Deckers Auto Repair, 331 Green Avenue Morris 8: Sid's, 296 Stuyvesant Avenue Dave's Service Station, Park 81 Lake Avenue Alberti Service Station, 77 Park Avenue Herbert's Confectionery, 290 Ridge Road Ritz Vegetable Store, 312 Ridge Road Kohlmman's Bakery, 309 Ridge Road Levine Hardware, 304 Ridge Road Q Star Meat Market, 554 Valley Brook Avenue Mel's Barber Shop, 292 Ridge Road Lyndhurst Taxi Co., 600 Valley Brook Avenue Pesile 8: Cofone, 503 Valley Brook Avenue Goodwill Industries, Iersey City Harvey Radio Company, 227 Stuyvesant Avenue Camera House, 240 Stuyvesant Avenue Peggy's Powder Puff, 291 Stuyvesant Avenue Wood's Delicatessen, 299 Stuyvesant Avenue Town Hall Barber Shop, 302 Valley Brook Avenue Lyndhurst Fabric Center, 237 Stuyvesant Avenue Garden Delicatessen, 418 Page Avenue Dora's Dry Goods, 508 Valley Brook Avenue York Service Station, Ridge Road Vath's Service Station, Ridge Road Universal Cleaners, 613 Ridge Road Zawadski's Grocery Store, 721 Marin Avenue People's Pharmacy, 298 Ridge Road Ritz Delicatessen, 319 Ridge Road Guarino Confectionery, 350 Ridge Road Niagara Cleaners, 105 Niagara Street, Newark Bert 8z,Bill's Tavern, 535 Riverside Avenue White Eagle Barber Shop, 605 Ridge Road Laterra Poultry Market, Englewood Albanese Food Market, 453 River Road V iola's Tavern, Newark Vigor Beverage Co., Kearney Webster Home Furnishings, Newark Tasty Tea Company, Brooklyn, New York Vent's Express, Paterson Town Department Store, 305 Valley Brook Avenue Vetereran Bendix Laundry, Belleville Ritz Produce, Ridge Road Ritz Pharmacy, Ridge Road Liberti's Barber Shop, Ridge Road Keller's Engineering Co., Valley Brook Avenue Pete's Used Cars, 440 Ridge Road Chapman Confectionery, 540 Stuyvesant Avenue Page Dairy, Page Avenue Laurinzo Laboratory, Rutherford Montillo Grocery Store, 654 Milton Avenue Summit Meat Market, 215 Summit Avenue H. Sr R. Company, 425 Lake Avenue Maguire Food Store, Stuyvesant Avenue Don's Barber Shop, 227 Stuyvesant Avenue Stelmack Auto Service, Rutherford Bollenbach Knitting Mill, 40 Park Avenue Lyndhurst Bike hop, 104 Stuyvesant Avenue Tony Barber Shop, 134 Stuyvesant Avenue Benn's Candy Store, 140 Stuyvesant Avenue Square Deal Market, 100 Stuyvesant Avenue Beacon Television Inc., 142 Stuyvesant Avenue Blow's Hardware, 114 Stuyvesant Avenue Mickey's Service Station, Stuyvesant Avenue Dulie Cycle Co., Tenafly Lehmann Company, 550 New York Avenue Feldmann Cleaners, 214 Stuyvesant Avenue Gus's Quality Market, 33 Ridge Road Country Club Ice Cream, Paterson Mon-Ross Builders, 434 Page Avenue Orange 8: Black Bus Lines, 419 Anderson Avenue, Fairview, New Iersey, CL. 6-6800 Nutley Dairy Farms, Inc., 191 River Road, Nutley Kraus Hobby Shop, 543 Ridge Road A. Sr L. Super Market, 543 Ridge Road Cardo Shoe Repairing Shop, 249 Copeland Avenue McCrory's, Newark Bedrick's Sport Shop, Stuyvesant Avenue Berger's Center Shop, Stuyvesant Avenue Sirl's Tavern, Court Avenue Lyndhurst Outlet Furniture, 277 Ridge Road Verdi's Market, 300 Ridge Road Bergen Cleaners, 269 Ridge Road ,South Bergen Eagle, Eagle Building, Lyndhurst Knapp Company, 308 Valley Brook Avenue Komfort King, 1nc,, 358 Valley Brook Avenue Ely Motors, 235 Stuyvesant Avenue Graytors Business Service, 294 Stuyvesant Avenue Paterno's Market, Valley Brook Avenue Cook's Coffee Co., Newark Franks Service Station, 640 Ridge Road Rendies Refinishing, 639 Ridge Road lack's Confectionery, 650 Ridge Road Wachter's Delicatessen, 653 Ridge Road Valley Brook Laundry, 536 Valley Brook Avenue Benowitz Hardware, Rutherford B. Sr N. 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Fowles CLASS OF '32 Violet Painter Philip Sollitto CLASS OF '34 Walter Gleeson Ioe Polito George Safar CLASS OF '35 Ioseph Levy Thersa Frangipane CLASS OF '36 Iennie Marchitello Russel Safar CLASS OF '37 Ralph Schranz Mike Rosa CLASS OF '38 Lou Loevsky Charles Rusowicz Angelo Rosa Richard Bayliss CLASS OF '39 Leah Levy Charles Ferner Walter Friedricks Stephen Iesenowski Nancy Anderson Domonick Motte Louis Cardo Warren Bergmann Mirian Davis Burtom Davis Alfred Gilmore CLASS OF '40 Albert Russo Robert Salvatore Dorothy Cortese Dan Martino Mike Liparulo Pauline Tholstedt Mario Spina james Gilmore CLASS OF '41 Mario Peterson Dorothy Tholsted Louise Landells Sophie Wright Leonard Rosa Louis Breuer Ieanne Coughlin Feleance Sinopoli Casimir Goral CLASS OF '42 Iames Percente Iohn Garofalo Frank Ronna Roland Rosslip Anne' Mastandre lean Stelmack Eleanor Michelfelder Gus Adamo Fred Lampe PATRONS CLASS OF '43 Bernice Breuer Benny VValsh Dominick Figliolina Henry Saft Angie Boglive Fred Ernest lay Eckert Frank Sivoletta Iohn Szcyepanski Leo Munczinski Violet Hayes William Mandel Dona-ld Chiafulio Don Scholz Gloria Meyer Iosepliine Capaccio Robert Cloughley Andy Smith CLASS OF '44 Mildred Manisera Mattew Ahmuty Howard Robb Jack Bogan Harry Peterson loseph Montillo Eunice Katz Grace Gillen Margie Zeltmann William Duffy Margie Cheivio Milly Henshaw Iohn Fowles Ioe Zammit Ioan Landells Raymond F iscelli Norma Lake Fred Varlese Robert Messing Harry Paulson Anne Kutzlenam Santi Gambone Anne Capaccio CLASS OF '45 Sal Migliavesi Robert Stankus Laura Checki Mary O'Keefe Marie Boglive Nicasia Dolce Matty Della Fava Mary Cuciniello Carmella Addeo Ioan Floyd Olive 'Martino Richard Fitzpatrick Herbert Simms Marie Beraidi Ann D'Emilio Angelo Mangravite Ioan Meyer Frank Mertone William Hilkene Katherine De Gisi George Morrell Muriel Hauck Marie Romano joseph Caggiano Iune VVackwitz May Bogle CLASS OF '46 Ruth Dunham Frank Carucci Douglas Hursh Ir. Helen Petrillo Ioseph Messineo Emilie Shadel Mildred Hofmeister Ioyce Foster Ruth Collins Mildred Lo Russo Catherine Mulle Tommy Hansen Ernie Oakes Ruth Kraus Roy Lopresti Dorothy Hill Bert Thomas Vincent Zales Vincent Florlcewitz Alma Golderer Henry Duda Iohn Whitehead Herbert Perry Norma Martaglio Vincent Rovegno Lucy Liberti Ann Savino Rita Eickhoff Ioe Calatozzo Ted Rediker' CLASS OF '47 Angelo Servideo Mary Ann Andriola Gordon Petry Ioe Hill Laurance lnserra Eileen Checki Louis De Vorsey Pat Egan Dorothy Rugar Charles Adamo Charles lmpellizzeri Alma Saviella Rocco Bonelli Bill Senkowski Niles Wallace Irene Hansen William Hott Tom Boyer Gilda Grotta Carol Mortensen Teddy Cieynski Matty O'Hare Ann Settembrino lack Ferner Rita Donzi Ruth Hansen lean Palo Ralph Wetzel Dorothy Terry Barbara Maskiell Doris Billand Paul Paulson Iames Iones Ernie Casazza Lois Field Terry Cagnacci Alex Paluzzi Bob Morrell Marie Oddo Emily Peterno Viola Beveridge Doris Long Dolores Staheli Ierome Erkan George Alberding johnny F rontin CLASS OF '48 Barbara Hursh Gladys McKeen Ed Stankus Ann Petrillo Mary Giancarlo llelcn Havens Lorraine Checki Fred llofmeister Charles Perry Cy Dolce Thomas Palumbo Eleanor Suszenski Bert Lohmann Bill Muir Ioe Locatell lim O'Keefe Angelo Checki Shirley Berwick Roy Mion Fred Van Dyne Roque Clemente William F lockhart Lois Bayer Buddy Marrone Mike Scelsa Norma Schranz Doris Pierson Bob Zammit Doris Latella Ioan Rosslip William Shea Mildred Ferraro Marie Varlese Madoline Antorio William Castles Carol Hass Gertrude Salomon Richard Saviello Nick Monaco Frances Fastook Doris Martoglio Betty Cross Harriet Stienlauf Lucille Polito Marie Messina Ken Bergmann Dominick Spina Ted Iones Carmen Marrone Charles Mueller Carol Meyer Lucy Gilfone Louis Sollitto Vic Bonelli Ruth Eickhoff Catherine Brucato Ioan Marre PATRONS Margaret Orth Phil Scholz Gertrude Kutzleman lean Moynihan Grace Lembo Edgar Meeham Alice Burbank Helen Guida Don Grosso Concetta Gambone Ioe Rosa Iohn Hilken Dorothy Sinopoli Mary Ann Bothams Lorraine Parker Ruth Suszenski lean Mangrivite Rita Guidetti Bob Ranucci Eleanor Boglive Glenn Goral Elizabeth Wackwitz Evelyn Safar Lois Shellhamer Marilyn Gilmore Lois Erkan Ruth Baecht CLASS OF '49 Eleanor Wisneski Robert Hursh Edythe Gel Guercio Rose Fudge George Setola Pat Marinello Ruth Williams Iennie De Marzio Vincent Brown Iohn Franz Bernadino Munizinski Frances Pevero Betty Sulgalski Anito Lobo Iune Maguire Ora Casmus Charles Rodgers Richard Paluzzi Ioseph Bello Betty Corbett Natalie Heaphy Beatrice Sangi Clare Pasalano Mary Fusto Eleen Fellini Arfneico Ricci Nicholas Mazzie Bernie Iankowski Regina Kunclracky Chickie Cavashone Vincent Ricadela Ioan Feleggi Clemens Yurkiewicz Marion Kinstler William Dexter Robert Baxter Carmel Liberti Robert Rennie Ruth Loevsky Louie Lospuluto Rosemarie Standa Cathy Santanglo Micky Isoldi Dorothy Simone Ioan Rodemer Art Miller Ruth Fackler Nancy Niosi Gladys Grois Virginea Meola Pat Maynihan Edith Cortese Gerry Carola Marie Frania Billy Noon Marion Dely Dick Trematore Iohn Makowski Ann Fadynach Annette Montagna Ann Errico james La Grasso Richard Van Nortwick Davey Hansen Frank Pflug Pat Phillips Edna Stuart Steve Florkewitz George Guiquinto Arnond Toron Florence De Luca Eleanor' Hay Mary Scoffone Gloria Luber Gloria Varlese Iames Gunther Doris Kleen Audrey Moore Nancy Thom Edith Stratton Bill Bendergast Camille Sparta Dolores Byrnes Alice McLaughlin Betty Kesolits Robert Hursh Robert Bayer Kathern Makofsky Gloria Maroni Doris Marshello Don Bello Helen Eicklroff Margaret Rediker Ann Rupinski Agnes Taggert james Mitchell Iennie De Marco Fred Canta Dolores Tessalone Nunzio Cappadona Ioseph De Mayo CLASS OF '50 Shirley Bogle Pat Thomas Marion Gaccione joyce Lehmbeck Alice Nitch Richard Sheary josephine Castlegrant Doris Lopinto Bob Bogan Constance Romano Geard Meyers Elizabeth Dyker Barbara Korn Kathleen McArdle Gene Parker Ellen Hursh Frank Accardi V aronica Fleck Mary Garafola Donald Hallisey Edward Schank Henry Meyers Conrad Manisera Norbert jasczcult Kenneth Kirchdoffer Harry Brill joe Mizzi Anthony Frezzi Nickolus Polozzi Barbara Havens George Kowal joseph Neglia james Checki julius Frasca Roland Hansen Rose Dolce Lorraine Gutkowski Barbara Powell Marie Giametta Herman Haenggi Sherwood Berwick Marie Albanese Elwood VVallace Al Munn janet Nazare Annette Spano Andrew Flockhart Harvey Wallace Frank Chierico Roy Leone jean Walker Charles Fullmer Phyllis Scelsa Don Divine Nick Sivolella jim Polito Ralph Greco Wallace Otis Bill Nauman Russell I Paterson james Grasom Mildred Battilora Aryln Tamke George Rooney Yolanda Scalzo june Frangipane Arline Sink Marie Engrosso PATRONS Dorothy Nicoletos Rita Bonelli joan Maguire Delores San Peitrio Stephanie Gerniglia joan Houghton Domnick Maita -Bob Guida Sally Messineo Eugene Stanes jefferson Adams Arlene Bogle janet Schliessen Valaria Wilezynski Margot Wetzel Ann jankowski joan Argila Martha Petry Diane Rediker Eleanor Blake Robert Thompson Frank Marrone Phyllis Lynch Anita Richards Wilma Fields Ann Laterza Phillip Petix joe Dorando june Hayes Donald Powell Vincent Carini Godfrey Paulson Rodger Logen Lois Reis Hugh Burbank Edward Chasar john Choughly CLASS OF '51 Bill Sparta Pat Meyer Gene Michelini Doris Schliesser Nickolus Varzak Albert Potts jean Dombrowski Lois Krumm Bob McLauglin Anita Hafemann Barbara Weinspach Doris Inglima jackie Geronimo David O'Rourke Bruce Schuerman George Servido jean Underhill Regina Kundracty Dorothy Hursh Philip Picone Clara Giancarlo john Moyle james Dondero Paul Garbarini Thomas Wilezynski james Muir Marietta Liberti Edith Reed Louise Russo Lorraine jarvis Florence Tanner Pat De Pamphilis Barbara Cardella Lois Sterman Agnes Piscatella john Houghton Eileen O'Keefe Tommy Ricadella Laura Senkowski Massimo Chierico joan Caputo janet Grasso David Murphy joan Henne Robert Latella Laura Panarotti jimmy Burke Ernest Fontan Barbara Nolk Martin Test Christine. 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