Memorial High School - Humanist Yearbook (West New York, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1939 volume:

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Two years ago had you asked anyone the meaning of those two words their answer, if they had an answer, would have been an incoherent jumble of words meaning nothing. And yet today they form a part of every American's vocabulary. ln the past few decades a custom, born probably many ages ago, has flourished. lt is the cus- tom of exhibition. These exhibitions range in importance, and are usually called Fairs or Exposi- tions. Who does not know of the innumerable annual Village and County Fairs where proud farmers put up for inspection sleek and overfed hogs, or abnormally large ears of corn, and multi- grained sheaves of wheat, while their wives show off their needle work and knitting in pursuit of praise and prize. No one who has ever seen the immortal Will Rogers can forget the State Fair. On seeing such common articles as mustard jars and wine bottles you will constantly be re- minded of the many French Expositions: and merely the word exposition is enough to bring to mind the first really great American Exposition, where a conglomeration of countless articles from every part of the entire world was placed on display-The Philadelphia Centennial Exposi- tion of 1889. The custom of Fairs has grown with a tremendous impetus. Never has anything in the way of Fairs been so lavish and spectacular as the Chicago World's Fair of 1933, but we sincerely believe that the New York World's Fair of 1939, to which we reverently dedicate our HUMANIST, will supersede and surpass even that. The Centennial Exposition at Philadelphia seems, in retrospect, a puny effort in comparison with the New York Fair. There was no Surrealist House, no South Sea Village, no Ford elevated roadway, and above all, no Trylon or Perisphere at that Fair, but there was an exhibit that by far overshadows all the above, one exhibit that proved to be one of the greatest boons to modern civilization-the telephone. It would indeed be worth any sacrifice and expense if our World's Fair produces another such great invention. But it is really immaterial, in the larger sense, if something so wonderful is derived from the Fair. All the architectural precision and perfection are somewhat worthless. The whole proces- sion of rarities, novelties, and oddities doesn't seem to matter. After all, what difference does it make if a person can be shuttled to Europe in six hours, or what is the use of a three-hour jaunt in a rocket-ship to Asia, if upon arriving at either of these destinations you find nothing but terror, strife, and dissention, while the country you've just left is filled with discontent, worry, and distrust. Those are the real problems to face and overcome-not how to remove the few remaining cogs in the machine to pave the way to an ultimate perfection in mechanism which would further moti- vate the tempo of already over-paced industry and thereby push posterity into chaos-but to pro- vide for a slowing-down process for the modern pulse in such a manner as to place ideals before ideas, reconstruction before construction, well-being before world building, sincere pacifism before any other ism. By beginning this Way, and this Way alone, the world can be a better and more fruitful world. If in any way the coming Fair takes a step, no matter how small a step, in the direction of a better understanding and a greater feeling of love for humanity among all the represented nations it will well have been worth all the cost and extravagance. We, the youth of today, must do all in our power to further this theory of making the world a better place in which to live, for we, the youth of today, and not these two pieces of cold steel and concrete, the Trylon and the Perisphere, symbolize and are The World of Tomorrow. -Gino Cignoli 4 Qedicafion TO 'l'lll'I XVURLIJ UI 'l'ONIURRUXY N QXNIJ ITS IfI l'l7R CERINS A-XNIJ I,JlCYliI,lJPNII-IX'l'. NUT HXLX IN SL'lICXL'lf, .-XRCH llL,l'l'Rlf. lNlll'S'l'RY. .-XXI! KYIXIIICR XlyX'lxlfRI,'Xl, .'XR'l'S, lilwl' IX kl l'l'l'RlC, Il7li.'XI,S, ANU IIUXIANISNI WIC Ul I IfR Ul'Ix lll XlfXNlS'l' AS .-X 'I'U.AXS'l' IN .-XN'l'lL'll,.AX'I'lUN. 5 Tribute to Our Home Room Teachers No sense of duty, but an involuntary desire manifests itself in our thanks to our Home Room Tearhers, lllisx Bflll?IIbIlflIKI', llliss dulfois, fllisx Gabriel, and llfr. A11l'C1llil1l'.Y.f, for their help and auidanre in the past four years, and for the inexllaustible fund of ideals and mnfldeme 'whirh they have Created for us to draw upon in the future. 6 .1 '. ,-AA M, ' 'f ,.j,J': 7' f. .J 1 114 x- ff irwg JU 11, I Z 'rlbbr ,, ,y.,.. 5.2 ' ' ,v , .Q 41 -Hx-v ,- , .0 I ' - 1 ' f 'TP - ' .. , 4 ' 14 1' ' 1 g- '- gg Q, 2. in 7 I ' .0 . J W. -N, -:Ya CV 4'-wo., ' I. va ...w,' , . 1.41-,a N .T H, , ,,r ' 'H ,. 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X S . . , M4 'u ' ' 'K Y JV' ? 3' ...- A ' ff ef A-N 4' 'f was- -1 1 -'.,A,,,6 . . .f ,,, ,.wL . X .I swf: 'n w nag,-W ' . g is -gag. - 1 . -'.?f,-fffs-my X. A -f '- ':4'le!f'r' 1 , . H' 1 I ' 4134, w x '. L 1 fx' 3, Wm QQ I Qi ga 4 I Y faculty HARRY L. BAIN, supffinfmdm CARLOS A. WOODWORTH, Prinripal ELIZABETH v. BORNEMAN, Viff-Pfmfipnl CATHLEEN M. BACH, Secretary COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS Esther E. Hanna, Head Teacher Louis Brenner Florence Bruell Alice DeBros Marie duBois Viola M. Donovan Grace K. Lupino Nicholas LeRose Lillian S. Silver Nancy A. Smith Bernice Y. Worth DRAWING AND DESIGN Edna Stone, Head Teacher Henry Fink Helen Piaget ENGLISH Emma Hubert, Head Teacher John C. Cendo Genevieve Creighton Joseph J. Donnelly Ida E. Lennon Ellen Littel Marie M. Felitti Zabelle Gabriel Reintraut E. Jonsson John White HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Willis S. Eshleman, Head Teacher Louis J. Gerisch Kenneth D. Hart Nicholas Lessner John C. McGrath Vincent McGuinness Jay B. Phelps Nathan Richman Lawrence Wagner LATIN Alice P. Luckings, Head Teacher Marguerite D. Sapienza Blanche M. Criscom Cornelius O'Connor ROSE MILLIMET, Secretary MANUAL ARTS W. Carl Kauffman, Head Teacher Leonard Burns DeWitt Fisher Gerard K. Mclnerney INDUSTRIAL Carl LeRose Anthony Andrea Anthony Cavadi MATHEMATICS Bertha Godfrey, Head Teacher Alice J. Halfpenny Ruth Meinzer Alice Palmer Mary Robinson Gilbert C. Wagner MODERN LANGUAGES Mary Ross, Head Teacher Edna Moreau Elvira Chiricosta Bertha J. DeLaney Walter Eickmann MUSIC George A. DeLamater, Director NATURAL SCIENCES Herman F. Krause, Head Teacher Lucy E. Askam Anne Bollenhacher Daniel F. Curry Helen C. Galvin Abe Golden Robert N. Rollins, Jr. Thomas S. Roop Peter Sottong PHYSICAL EDUCATION Edward E. Carroll, Diredor Florence D. Courtney James Growney Gertrude Reiley, Director Catherine DeLaney, R.N. BOARD OF EDUCATION FRANK E. GROFFMAN, President ARTHUR H. EINBECK, Vice-President CONRAD GERISCH WILLY HOFMANN JOSEPH LANNAGHAN GEORGE D. KILVENTON, Secretary CARLOS A. VVOODVVORTH Prinripnl ELIZABETH V. BORNENIAN Vice-Prinfifml HARRY L. RAIN Superinteudmlt 8 Muslc and Art Department bmw! lDr:I,.-xnmrlak, Dirrflur u Mum Fmt x Yromz, Ilrali Trurllrr, .-lr! Drfrarlrmn! Mary IC. Shotwcll Henry Fink Manual Arts Department C nu. K,xl1r-TM.-xx, llfml Tun zu Anthony Andrea Leonard Burns Anthony Cavndi Dc VW!! Fisher Gerald K. Mclncrncy Carl LeRose History Department Wn 1 me S. I-inn I-n xx, llffnl 'l'wufl1wr l.m11Ni.m-Ilsell K4 Ni -nnelh D. llllll rlmlqxx l,eN-:mer lnhn Q. Nlrllrnlll X num-nt Nlriinil lzu ll. I'ln-lp- Nznlmnn Rlflllllllll l.:1 xx Il'lll'1' NX 1lQIll'l '-T' English Department lixmu lIl'lnsk'1', II,-11.1 '1'wm'ln-r Genevieve Creighton Daniel F. Curry ltlzl li. l,ennpn Nl:11'ieNl.Felitti Zzxlwlle Unlwlcl Reintlnnt li. Almu-nn l'm'nelins 0'Q'onnnr Alnhn VVhitr joseph -I. Dnnnelly Natural Science Department lluzxrxx lf. Klulwl, II,-11.1 'l'ff1f!n1- l.n1'y lu. .hkann .Xnne linllenlm:n'l1er l,ZlIlll'l lm Qnrry llelenQ.C1nlx'1n .Xlw Gnltlen Rulwert ll. RfllllIlN, lllllllHlN 5. Rupp l'r-ter Sottnm.: Modern Languages MARY ROSS Hrad Trarllfr Edna Moreau Elvira Chxricosta Bertha J DeLaney VValter Ercltmann Mathematics BERT!-IA GODFREY, Hrad Teachrr Alice J. Halfpenny Ruth Meinzer Alice Palmer Mary Robinson Gilbert C. Wagner Commercial Department ESTHER E. HANNA, Ilrad Trachrr Louis Brenner Florence Bruell Alice Deliros Marie duliois Viola M. Donovan Grace L. K. Lupino Nicholas LeRose Lillian S. Silver Nancy A. Smith Bernice Y. Worth Physical Education EDWARD E. CARROLL, Gertrude Gleason James Growney Gertrude Reiley Dirrrtor Catherine DeLaney, R.N. I 27 ylffuscle 'Graining and Wealth A popular slogan just now is health. A great many people seem to feel that the knowledge of the laws of health will result automatically in the development of proper health habits. Mere knowledge of what to do without the will or power to put that knowledge to a practical test are two very different things. By common report more doctors, in proportion to their number, are drug addicts or dope fiends than are found in any other profession. No one knows better than the doctor the dangers of the narcotic habit, but his knowledge does not necessarily keep him from the use of dangerous nar- cotics. Doctors know the laws of health but violate those laws knowingly. So, what is the com- mon man to do? First, he must know the laws of health and second he must put them into practice. Perhaps the most common mistake in every day thinking is that muscle training is synonymous with health or that it lays the basis for sound health. Our own physical training law in New jersey is largely based upon that idea. It may be true, of course, that our athletes are the healthi- est and the strongest boys and girls in our school but that they are healthy and strong because of their muscular development does not follow. It would seem that God just made 'em that way and that they are strong and healthy because of their hereditary endowment and because of their normal envi- ronment. While muscular exercise has something to do with health and strength and normal living, its importance as a basis of health is almost always over-emphasized. No one can, of course, give specific rules for health because that would mean a rule for every single individual in the world. However, there are certain rules which, if followed, will tend to make any group of people enjoy the best possible health. The rules of health prescribed by the Life Extension Institute, if practiced by our people, would make most of them fairly healthy and strong and incidentally decrease seriously the profits from the sale of medicines, good or bad, which people are constantly buying in large quantities in the hope that they may remove or remedy those conditions which they themselves have brought on. In so far as the schools are concerned the most important thing they can do is to induce their pupils to put into practice the rules of health which the doctors have prescribed. Schools teach anatomy, physiology, and hygiene, but unless the knowledge, especially the knowledge of hygiene, be translated into permanent habits, the knowledge of the laws of life will be of little value. There is, however, one thing which the mothers of every community can do. They can do more than any other single agency to make school boys and girls healthy and happy. How? l. By getting up early enough in the morning to call their children in time for breakfast. 2. By requiring the children to get up promptly when called or when their alarm clock rings. 3. By preparing a good substantial breakfast to be eaten at leisure without hurry or haste. 4. By compelling their children to go to the bathroom after breakfast to clean themselves inside and out, scrub their teeth, comb their hair, and brush their clothing. 5. By sending their children to school so that they can arrive on time without rushing breath- less at the last bell. These things the mothers of our community can do. These things they ought to do. The health and happiness of their children depend so much on these four or five requirements that to violate them is to fail in the greatest task in the world, that of being a kind, sympathetic, intelligent, understanding mother. C. A. Woonwoaru. 12 Seniors 3 Ruth Abramson R uthie Academic Columbia Asst. Business Manager of HUMANISTQ Fleur de Lis, '36, Les Biens Sages, '37, Les Vingt- trois Etoiles, '38, Orange Basketball team, '35, Dramatic Club, '37, Mrs. Felitti's Modern Eng- lish Club, '37, Mrs. Jonsson's English Club, '37, Intramural Sports, '35-'36, Otto Agricola Hot!! Commercial Pace Institute HUMANIST Staff, Senior Plays, Les Petits Choses, '37, Advanced Bookkeeping Club, '36, Radio Shorthand Contest, 80, Hubert's and jonsson's English Clubs, '37, Sr. 0.A.T., C.T. 42, Gregg 100. Nancy R. Avallone N an Commercial Cooper Union HUMANIS1' Staff, Gregg 100, T.T. 100, C.T. 48, Senior O.A.T., -Ir. 0.A.'I'., Girls' Intramural Basketball, '35-'38, Captain Girls' Basketball, '38, Italian Club, '36-'37, J.O.T. Contest Pin. Morton W. Ballinger HBH!!! Art Pratt Institute Capt. Intramural Football, '35, Capt. Intra- mural Basketball, '36, Bugle and Drum Corps and Band, '35, Mrs. Godlin's English Club, '37, Glee Club, '35-'36, Varsity Soccer, '34-'36, Trial by jury , j.V. Basketball, '38, Varsity Track, '38. I George J. Bandino Academic Undecided Literary editor of HUMANIST, Chess Division of Mathematical Nuts, '38, Duces Latina, '36-'38, Circolo Italiano, '36-'37. 14 Maurice Bellah 1Wu1'ray Art Pratt Orchestra 8: Band, '35-'37, Intramural Basket- ball, '35-'36g Ping Pong Team, '38, Ye Olde English Clubg Art Club, '38. Mary Bellanich Commercial Cooper Union HUMANIST Stal-Ig T.T. 1005 C.T. +83 Sr. U.A.'I'.g Mrs. Godlin's English Club, '36g Literary Crusaders, '36-'37g Italian Club, '36-'37. Steven T. Bille ffBil1y,l Academic Undecided Literary Editor of HUMANISTQ Senior Playsg Discussion Club, '36-'38, Treas., '37, Mathe- matical Nutsg Ye Olde English Clubg Modern English Club, Camera Club, '36, Philosophy Club: Football Squad, '36. Hugo F. Binetti D take Commercial Business Asst. Business Manager of HUMANISTQ C.T. 483 Jr. 8: Sr. O.A.T.g T.T. 100g Senior Plays, Italian Club, '36-'37, Intramural Basketball, '35-'38, Literary Crusaders, '36-'37. Lucy V. Blair Micky ' Commercial Drakes lsr Qtalf TT 100' CT. 503 Sr. HUMAN . 5 . . , . 0.A.T.g Literary Crusaders, '36-'37. 15 , William Blanke ffBiIIU Technical Undecided English Club of '39g Mr. Eichmann's German Club, '36, Mathematic Club, '37. Betty C. Blose Academic Undecided Club Editor of HUMANISTQ Girls' Intramural Sports, '35-'37, Co-Captain, Yellow Basket- ball Team, Sapientia Latin Club, Vice-Pres., '37, Ye Olde English Clubbe, '37: Literary Crusaders, '37. Karl H. Bock IlIe.ra Technical Undecided lnterclass Football Champs, '34-3 Litgramite English Club, '353 Track Team, '351 Felittian English Club, '36g Senior Plays. Elly M. Boehmfeld Ch u bbyu Commercial Business Senior O.A.T.g T.T. 1005 Gregg 100, South Division H. S., Milwaukee, Wisc., '34-'37. Annetta H. Bonomo H1172 nil Commercial Business HUMANxsr Staff, Circolo Italiano, '36-'37g Mrs. Godlin's English Club, '35-'36g Literary Crusaders, '37g Jr. O.A.T.g C.T. 403 Sr. O.A.T.g Radio Shorthand Contest 100, T.T. 1005 Gregg 100. 16 Veronica T. Brennan R 0 n n e y Academic Packard HUMANIST Staff, Duces Latina, '36-'37, Glee Club, '36-'38, Intramural Basketball, '37-'38, Intramural Baseball, '35-'37, Interclass Sports, '35-'3S. john J. Brunner ffjackll Commercial Business While Plains High School, '35, Latin Club, '35, Sr. O.A.T.g C.T. 50, T.T. 100. Edward Jerome Burg Eddie Academic College Discussion Club, '36-'38, Vice-Pres., '37, Pres,, '38, Ye Olde Clubbe, Pres., C.T.T., '37, Les Petits Choses, '37, Pres., Les Biens Sages, '38, Vice-Pres., Senior Fleur de Lis, '38, Vice-Pres., Philosophy Club, '38, Math. Club, '38, Vice-Pres., Orchestra, '36-'37. Teresa Caluori ffTerrylJ Commercial Music Literary Editor of HUMANISTQ Glee Club, '36, Circolo Italiano, '36-'37, Sr. O.A.T.g Cfl' 43, T.'I'. 1003 Literary Crusaders, '37. John Campo ffDo Cl! Academic Annapolis Track Squad, '36-'38, Soccer Squad, '35-'36, Circolo Italiano, '36-'37. - 17 5- 5 Frank Capelli Ifcrlppyfl Art Business Bugle and Drum Corps, '37-'38, Camera Club, '38, Mrs. Felitti's Modern English Club, '37. Albert Wm. Cayot Chaos Academic Columbia University Advertising Manager HUMANISTQ Mathe- matical Nuts, '38-'39, Senior Plays, Discussion Club, '36-'38g Duces Latina, '36-'371 Les Vingt Sans Nom, '37g Les Petits Choses, '373 Les Bien Sages, '37, Treasurer Fleur de Lis, '38, Philosophy Club, '37-'38, Track Team, '36, Intramural Basketball Team, '36-'38. Angelina M. Chiesa ffAngieU Commercial Business HUMANIST Stall, Circolo Italiano, '36-'37, Literary Crusaders, '37g Mrs. Godlin's Eng- lish Club, '36-'373 Sr. O.A.T.g C.T. 46, T.T. 1003 Gregg 100. John Cieri Academic Undecided Franklin High, '34-'3Sg Union Hill, '35-'36. Gino Cignoli HRab bil Commercial Editor-in-Chief of HUMANISTQ Author of Senior Plays: Ring Committee, '36, T.T. 100, C.T. 40, Sr. O.A.T.g Crusaders in Literature. Pace E 18 James Cirelli Academic Undecided Mathematical Nuts, '38, Duces Latina, '37, Ratina, '36, Deutsche Verderber, '37-'38. Florence E. Collins HR ' ll en nl e Commercial Powers' HUBIANIST Staff, Basketball, '35, Mrs. God- lin's English Club, '35-'36, Literary Crusaders, '37, German Club, Sr. O.A.'I'., Gregg 100, T.T. 100, C.T. 45. Pauline D. Cordasco Academic Undecided Sports Editor of HUMANISTQ Sec'y of Mathe- matical Nuts, '38, Pres. of Duces Latina, '36, Circolo Italiano, '36-'37, Intramural Sports, '35-'39, Navy Team, '35-'37, Basketball Cham- pions, '36. Andrew N. Costakis Foo Technical New York Tech Mrs. Godlin's English Club, '39, Marion P. Riker Dahlgren Hlllufin Commercial N. Y. U. Asst. Business Manager of HUMANIST, Intra- mural Basketball, '36, Silver Speed Club, '36, Advanced Bookkeeping Club, '36, Discussion Club, '36-'38, Hubert's and jonsson's English Clubs, '37, Les Petits Choses, '37, Les Biens Sages, '38, Le Fleur de Lis, '38, Sr. O.A.'I'., C.T. 45. 19 Dorothy L. Daubener HDMI! Commercial Federal Art School Literary Editor of HUMANISTQ Glee Club, '3Sg Silver Speed Club, '36, Parliamentary Clique English Club, '36, Hubert English Club, '373 Senior O.A.T.3 C.T. 63, T.T. 1003 Gregg 100. Marie M. de Vries Commercial Business HUMANIS1' Staff, T.T. 803 Gregg 100, Senior O.A.T.g junior O.A.T.g C.T. 51, German Club, '36-'37. James A. Dick ffDiCk ' Technical Undecided Ye Olde English Club, '37, Mathematic Club, '37, Mrs. Felitti's English Club, '38. Christina Di Lorenzo Ch 7'1i.l'U Academic Undecided Asst. Editor HUMANISTQ Mathematical Nuts, '38, Duces Latina, '36-'38g Fleur de Lis, '38g Sec'y Les Bien Sages, '37g Sec'y Les Vingt Sans Nom, '37g Vice-Pres. Discussion Club, '36-'38, Camera Club, '36. Florence Dobin l ffm Commercial Scudder HUMANIST Staff, Fleur de Lis, '37-'38, Book- keeping Club, '36, Hubert's and jonsson's English Clubs, '37, Sr. O.A.T.g C.T. 423 T.T. 100. 20 Edward A. Flood ffEdll ' Undecided Fechnical Mrs. Godlin's Ye Olde English Club, '37, Mathematical Nuts, '37. Dorothy M. Forgeits HlDin1plesU Art Business and Art HUMANxs'r Staff, German Club, '36-'38. John A. Fortmann Academic Business Mathematical Nuts, Intramural Basketball, '37-'38, English Club of '37, Petit Fleur de Lis, 'SSQ Mrs. Felitti's Modern English Club, '37g Sapientia Latin Club, '37. Andre L. Fraysse NChumU Academic College Literary Editor of HUMANISTQ Modern Eng- lish Club, '37-'383 Ye Olde English Clubhe, '36-'373 jonsson's English Club, '36, Les Bien Sages, Pres., '37-'38, Les Vingts Sans Nom, Pres., '37g Senior Fleur de Lis, Pres., '38-'39: Mathematical Nuts, '38-'39, Library Assistant, '38-'39, Duces Latins, Treas., '37-'39, Olga A. Garolfi I ffollylf Commercial Undecided Literary Editor of HUMANISTQ T.T. 80, C.T. 50g Sr. O.A.T.3 Italian Club, '3S 37. 21 Hanna G. Germer Alan Commercial Business Literary Editor of PIUMANISTQ Deutscher Verein, '36-'38, Sr. O.A.T.: C.T. 4-I-3 T.T. 100, Artistic Typing Club, '373 Mrs. Felitti's Literary Crusaders, '37g Radio Shorthand Contest, 80. Joseph N. Gerrle lfjoefl Undecided Technical Intramural Basketball, '36-'37, Captain of, '381 Mathematical Nuts, '38g Ye Old English Club, '37, Mrs. FeIitti's English Club, '37. Helen M. Gruppo If ll Lynn Commercial Hamilton Bus. College Literary Editor of HUMANISTQ Glee Club, '35-'38, Mrs. Felitti's Literary Crusaders, '37g Artistic Typing Club, '37g Sr. O.A.T.g T.'I'. 1005 C.T. 48, Circolo Italiana, '36-'37, Gregg 100. Kathryn Guthrie ffKayll Commercial Business HUMANIST Staff, Senior Plays: Fleur de Lis, '37-'38g Huberfs and jonsson's English Clubs, '37, Sr. O.A.T.g C.T. 45, T.T. 100. Henry A. Hanzlick Henn5 ' Technical Fordham German Club, Track Team, '35-'363 Senior Playsg Intramural Basketball, '36-'37g Science Club. 22 Lester Hare Lu dey Technical Travel HUMANIST Staff, Ye Olde English Club. Clara I-Ierzig Clare Commercial Business Literary Editor of HUMANISTQ Discussion Club, ,38, Advanced Bookkeeping, '36, Hubert's and jonsson's English Clubs, '37, Les Petits Choses, '36, Intramural Basket- ball, '35, Sr. O.A.T., C.T. 40, T.T. 80, Memorial Student Drama League, '38. Sidney Herzig Academic Columbia Discussion Club, '36-'38, Mathematical Nuts, '37-'38, Philosophy Club, '38, Deutsches Buf- fel, '36-'38. Charles Nubar Holopigian ffH0llyll Academic Penn State Sports Editor HUMANIST,' Class President, Senior Plays, Football Squad, '36-'38, Varsity Football, '37-'38, Co-Captain, '38, Intramural Basketball Champs, '37-'38, Basketball Squad, '35, Track Squad, '36, Mathematical Nuts, Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics Contest, Phil- osophy Club, Senior Fleur de Lis, Les Bien Sages, Les Petits Choses. Henry Ilger ffcllumll Academic West Point HUMANIS1' Staff, Modern English Club, '37-'38, Les Vingts Sans Nom, '36-'37, Les Biens Sages, '38, Senior Fleur de Lis, '38-'39, Duces Lat- ina, '37-'39, Mathematical Nuts, '38-'39, Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics Contest, '38. 23 Ernest G. Innis III YI nn y Academic Chemical Engineering Fleur de Lis, '38, Les Petits Choses, '37, Les Biens Sages, '38: Le Circle Daudet, '37, Lit- erary Crusaders, '373 Sapienta Latin Club, '37. Louis J. Karaus fl ' If Louie Technical Undecided HUMANIST Staff, Intramural Basketball, '38- '39g Varsity Football, '37, Mathematical Nuts, '38, English Club, '37, Murry Karmiller Academic U ndecidctl Literary Editor of HUMANIST, C.'l'. 46: Vice- President of Artistic Typing Club, '36, Les Petits Choses, '37, Fleur de Lis, '38. Katblyn Kipnis . llKl'ppyfY i Academic Bergen Jr. College HUL1ANlST Staff, Les Vingtstrais Etoilesg Les Biens Sages, Fleur de Lis: Modern English Club, Mrs. Godlin's English Club, Blue Basketball Team. Mary A. Knapp rrMIldg6', Commercial l3uSim'SS Alumni Editor of Humrmisrg German Club, '36-'37, Mrs. Felitti's Literary Crusaders, '37, C.'I'. -I-Og Radio Contest, 80, jr. O.A.'l'.: Sr. O.A.'I'.g Gregg 100, 'I'.'I'. 100. 24 Edward A. Kolich ffEakU Art Duke Intramural Basketball, y36-'39, Senior Plays, Deutsche Verderber, '36-'38. james R. Lambrix Lennie Academic College Asst. Business Manager of HUMANISTQ Senior Plays, Mathematical Nuts, Pres., '38, Phil- osophy Club, '38, Discussion Club, '38, du Bois Artistic Typists, '36-'37, C.T. 40, Deutsche Verderber, '36-'38, Pi Mu Epsilon Interschol- astic Contest, '3S. Vincent Lasprogato Vinne Technical Architecture Art Editor of HUMANIST, Drawing Boards, Senior Plays, Mrs. Godlin's English Club of '39. Ruth A. Lebnert Commercial Pace White Basketball Team, '35-'36, Hubertgling- lish Club, '37, Parliamentary Clique English Club, '36, Sr. 0.A.T., C.T. 45, 'I'.'l'. 100, Gregg 100. Joseph A. Lenkowsky ffjoefl Academic Wzlshirigton University Hummisr Staff, Orchestra, '36-'39, Intra- mural Basketball, '36-'37, Table Tennis Team, '37-'39, Capt.-Mgr., '37-'39, German Club, Glee Club, '38-'39, Discussion Club, English Guild, Science Club, All County Orchestra, '36-'37, Latin Club. 25 Q' s f!,6L7George Francis Licitra ZffPPy Commercial Undecided 'I'.'I'. 1003 C.T. 503 Jr. 0.A.T.g Sr. O.A.'I'.3 jr. Varsity Basketball, '35g Varsity Basketball, '36-'393 Co-Captain, '37-,383 All-County Basketball, '36-'37g All-State Basketball, '38, Varsity Baseball, '37-'38. Walter Lowenhaupt fl-LOU Art Undecided Science Club, '35-'37, Camera Club, '36-'37, Artistic Typing Club, '36, jonsson's Eng- lish Club, '36-'37. Caroline V. Majersky Carrie Academic Nurses' Training HUMANIST Staffg Duces Latina, '36-'37, Raymond C. Mariotti HR ll Academic Northwestern Fleur de Lisg Vingt-trois joliesg Intramural Basketball, '35-'38, Captain, '37g Science Club: Latin Club. Shirley Mark Academic C. Teachers' College HUMANIST Staff, Girls' Glee Club, ,382 Camera Club, '37g Fleur de Lis, '36, Jonsson English Club, '37g Mrs. Felitti's Modern English Clubg Orange Basketball Team, '35, Dramatic Club, '37g Latin Club. S -H T. 26 ir.-'- Georgene Bernadette McCarthy 'i'Gene Academic N. Y. U Humax-us'r Staff, Club Editor of Humlwrsr' y I,e Circle Daudet, '36: Les Petits Choses !37, Les Bien Sages, '37, Senior Fleur de Lis, '38, Girls' Glee Club, '35-'39, The Modern Eng- lish Club, Treas. ,375 -Ionsson's English Club, '37-'38, Senior Plays, Thelma J. Mcflorquodale 'i'Fu zzyn Comniercial l Paclcart Business Manager of HUMANISTQ jr. 0.A.'1'., Sr. O.A.T.g T.'I'. 1001 Senior Plays, Girls' Glee Club, '34-'38, President, '37, Gregg 1003 Italian Club, '36g Discussion Club, '37, God- lin's and Jonsson's English Clubs, '37. John McEvoy IIJLIHCU Academic Undecided Intramural Basketball, '37, Senior Plays: Deutsche Verderber, '37-'38g Mathematical Nuts, '38. Ruth Helen McMullan Blue Academic Katherine Gibbs Glee Club, '36-'38, Latin Club, '35-'37, German Club. Margaret Merkel Hl'l'l1l1'fjl.f?U Commercial Business Mrs. Felitti's Literary Crusaders, '37, Jr. O..-X.'I'.Q Sr. O.:X.T.: C.T. 40, Gregg 100, 'l'.'l'. 100. 27 Gladys Dorothy Metje Gladie Academic Christ Hospital Glee Club, '34-'38, Sapientici Latin Club, '37. Warren J. Meyer ffslimll Technical Undecided Intramural Basketball, '37-'38, Math Club, '37-'39, German Club, '35-365 Camera Club, '36, Modern English Club, '37. Evelyn Miller Academic College Associate Editor of HUMANISTQ Senior Playsg Secy. Senior Fleur de Lis, '38-'39, Les Bien Sages, '38g Les Vingts Sans Nom, '37-3383 Duces Latina, ,37-'38g Discussion Club, '36g Philosophy Club, '38, Memorial Camera Club, '36, Inter Class Sports, '36-'38. Angela Frances Milone A n 11 Commercial Business Literary Stall of HUMAN1sTg '1'.'I'. 100: Sr. O.A.T.g C.T. 47, Co-Captain Intramural Basketball, '38g Author Senior Plays, Italian Club, '36-'37: Vice President of Italian Club, 1 '373 Bkkg. Club, '35-'361 Girls' Intramural Basketball, '35-'38. Michael Montalbano N1j7'0f65501'U Technical U. S. Coast Guard Academy Camera Club, '37, Griscom's English Club. 28 Eleanor M. N icaise Academic Undecided Advertising Staff of HUMANISTQ Senior Plays, Class Officer, '37-'39, Secretary, Duces Latina, '36-'39g Art Club, '37. Zaven C. N oorigian ffzalvell Commercial Business HUMANIST Staff, Gregg 100g T.T. 100g Senior Plays, Sr. O.A.T.g Jr. O.A.T.3 C.T. 46, Glee Club, '37g Artistic Typing Club, '36. Rocco N ucera Nic ce Art Federal Art Schools, Inc. Art Editor of HUM.-mrsrg Drawing Board Art Club, '381 Memorial Art Club, '36g Modern English Club, Honorary Member of Math Club, '38. Frank J. Oleri, Jr. Frank Academic College Jonsson English Club, '36g Godlin English Club, '36g Ross French Club, '38g Les Vingt- Trois Etoiles, '38. Alfred Orsini IIA!!! Academic Undecided Mathematical Nuts. l38g Les Vingt Sans Nom, '37, Intramural Basketball, '37-'38, J. V. Basketball, '35-'36. 29 john Paterniti N10 h 1171-YU Technical Undecided Literary Crusaders, '37. Irene R. Rey III!! Commercial Pace Institute HUMANXST Staff, T.T. 100, jr. O,A.T.g Sr. O.A.T.g Gregg 120, Artistic Typing Club, '36-'37, Girlsl Orange Team, '35-'36, C. T. 425 Literary Crusaders, '36-'373 Italian Club, '36-'37. Ida M. Roich Academic Undecided Literary Editor of HUMANISTQ Vice-President of Class, '37-'39, Senior Plays: Girls' Glee Club, '35-'39, Duces Latina, '36-'39, Intramural Sports, '35-'39, Red Team, '35-'37g Interclass Basketball Champions, '37, Mathematical Nuts, '38-'39, Art Club, '37. Eustachio Rosati Commercial Undecided T.T. 1001 Sr. O,A.T.g C.T. 45, Intramural Basketball, '38. Jack L. Rosemarin Y0nkil Academic University of Illinois Advertising Staff of HUMANISTQ Senior Plays, Manager of Varsity Soccer, '37-'38, Boys' Glee Club, '35-'39, Senior Fleur de Lis, '38-'39, Treasurer of Les Biens Sages, '38, Les Petits Choses, '37-'38, Mathematical Nuts, '37-'39, Philosophy Club, '38, Discussion Club, '37-'38. 4 220, Lewis Patrick Rosenthal HR oseylf Academic Penn State Sports Editor, HUMANxsT, Senior Plays, Foot- ball Squad, '36-'38, Varsity Football, '37-'38, Co-Captain Football Team, All-County Squad, '38, Track Squad, '36, Intramural Basket- ball, '36-'38, Intramural Basketball Champs, '37-'38, Les Petits Choses, Les Biens Sages, Sr. Fleur de Lis, Modern English Club, jonsson's English Club. Abraham Rubinstein Academic Engineering Literary Editor of HUMANISTQ Le Circle Dau- det, '37, Les Bien Sages, '38, Sr. Fleur de Lis, '38, Sapientia Latin Club, '37, Philosophy Club, '38, Math Club, '38, Mrs. jonsson's Eng,- lish Club, '37, Dramatic Club, '37. Venus R. Russo Verde Commercial Business LIUMANIST Staff, Godlin's and jonsson's Eng- lish Clubs, '36-'37, Circolo Italiano, '36-'37, White Basketball Team, 335-'36, Jr. O.A.T., Sr. O.A.T., C.T. 44, T.T. 100. Mary Sagan Commercial Packard HUMANIST Staff, Glee Club, '37-'38, Senior Plays, German Club, l36-'37, Blue Basketball Team, '35-'36, Intramural Sports, '37-'38, Hubert's and jonsson's English Clubs, '37, C.T. 40, Sr. O.A.T., Gregg 100. Eric Ivan Sandberg Academic Upsala Intramural Basketball, '36-'38, Stage Manager of Senior Plays, Deutsches Buffel, '36-'37, Deutsches Verderber, '38. 31 Walter G. Schattenberg Academic Carnegie Hall Senior Plays, Union Hill, '35-'36g Mrs. Fil- itti's English Club, '37. fr harles Louis Schmidli ffl fy 3 lrporkyn 7 fit r ' Undecided My unior Varsity Basketball, '35-'36g Varsity sketball, '36-'38, All-County Basketball, '37, All-State Basketball Team, '373 Baseball Squad, Warren F. Schneider IKKSI-jr!!! Technical Aviation Glee Club, '33-'34-5 Ye Olde English Clubbe, '37, Stage Manager Senior Plays. Henrietta A. Schutz IIHHIIIZII Academic Jersey City Teachers Normal HUMANIST Staifg Finalist, Ping Pong Tourna- ment, '37g German Club, '34-'37. Frances Sellitto Fran Commercial Pace HUMANIST Staff, Artistic Typing Club, '36-'37, Circolo Italiano, '37-'38, Literary Crusaders, '36-'37, Radio Shorthand Contest 1003 C.T. 455 Sr. O.A.T.g T.'I'. 100, Bookkeeping Club, '36-'37. 5, i 32 Helen Jean Seninsky Helle ' Commercial Pace Club Editor of HUMANISTQ Artistic Typing Club, '37-'38, Literary Crusaders, '36-'37, C.'I'. 55: Sr. U..-X.T.g Radio Shorthand Con- test 80, 'l'.'I'. 100, Gregg 120. Dorothy Shergur IID O ,f Commercial Business Literary Editor 0fHUN1ANISTQ Literary Crusad- ers, '36-'37, Sr. O.A.'l'.g CIT. 40, Radio Short- hand Contest 803 '1'.T. 100. Natalie Shorser Arai Academic College Literary Editor of HUMANISTQ Senior Fleur de Lis, '38-'39, Duces Latina, '36-'37, Les Bien Sages, '38, Les Vingts Sans Nom, '37: Mathematical Nuts, '38-'39, Captain of Girls' Intramural Sports, '36-'3S. Shlrley Shorser 'Sh1'rl Academic Music Conservatory Assoriate Editor of HUMANISTQ Senior Fleur de Lis, '38-'39g Les Bien Sages, '38, Les Vingts Sans Nom, '37-'38, Secretary Philos- ophy Club, '38. Eugene Smith IIa of 'l'echnic:1l Undecided Senior Plays, '38, Glee Club, '36-'37, Intra- mural Basketball, '37, 33 James J. Smith Jimmie Academic Duke Senior Plays, Bugle and Drum Corps, '36-'37: Intramural Basketball, '36-'38. Selma Solomon Academic College Literary Editor of HUMANISTQ T.T. 1003 C.T. 493 Sr. O.A.T.g Jr. O.A.T.g Senior Fleur de Lis, '38-'39, Les Bien Sages, '38, Les Vingts Sans Nom, '37-'38, Philosophy Club, '38: Dis- cussion Club, '36-'38g Gregg Radio Shorthand Contest 80 Certificate. Elvira J. Spinetto Vera Commercial Business HUMANIST Stal-ig Les Bien Sages, '38, Les Petits Choses, '37g Hubert's and jonsson's Eng- lish Clubs, '37, Sr. O.A.'I'., C.T. 401 T.T. 1003 Red Basketball Team, y35-'36. Hildegard E. Sprekelsen Hilda Business Commercial Art HUMANIST Stalfg Sr. O.A.T., Gregg 100, jr. O.A.T.5 T.T. 80, German Club, '36-'37, Lit- erary Crusaders, '37, Glee Club, '35. William Stasikewich Stas Pratt Art Editor of HUMANISTQ Intramural Basket- hall, '36-'37, Junior Varsity Basketball, '37-'38, Varsity Baseball, '38g Drawing Board Art Club, '38, English Club, '37. 34 Dorothy C. Steidle ffD0tI! Commercial Pace Institute HUMANIS1' Staffg Senior Plays, Gregg 803 T.T. 805 Jr. O.A.T.g Sr. O.A.T.g Artistic Typists Club, '36-'37g Girls' Orange Basketball Team, '35-'36g Co-Captain Girls' Basketball Team, '36-'37g Literary Crusaders, '37g Italian Club, '36-'37. Marion Constance Stolk ffR0nnyl! Commercial Business Asst. Business Manager of HUMAN1s'rg Girls' Chorus, '36-'385 Literary Crusaders, '36-'37g Sr. O.A.T.g C.T. 403 Gregg 100. Robert D. Tacchino la'BepIl Academic Undecided Intramural Basketball Team, '36-'39g Cir- colo Italiano, '36-'38. J. Courtney Theurer Court Academic U. of Pa. Senior Playsg Curry's English Club, '35g Jonsson English Club, '36g Interclass Football League, '35, Intramural Basketball, '35-'36, Latin Club, '35. Edward Tompkins ffT0mlJ Commercial Business , 1 Sr. O.A.T.g C.T. 523 T.T. 100. 35 Julius U mbach Jules Academic Undecided Senior Plays, Latin 4 Clubg Latin 5 Club, Interclass Basketball, '36-'37, Biology Club, '36. Edward Vellanti Red Art Journalism Senior Mgr. of Tennis Team, '37g Asst. Mgr., '36, Track Team, '36, Football Squad, '35g Varsity Football, '36-'37, Glee Club, '35, Cir- colo Italiano, '36-'38. Eva Anne Wiedling flE'UeU Commercial Business Literary Editor of HUMANISTQ Green Basket- ball Team, '35-'36, Intramural Sports, '37-'38, junior B Archery Champions, '37, Miss du Bois Artistic Typing Club, '37-'38, Deutscher Verein, '36-'37g A.B.C. Biology Club, '37, Ye Olde English Clubbe, '36-'37, Sr. O.A.T.g C.T. 46, T.T. 1003 Gregg 100. Charlotte Wolff Commercial Undecided HUMANIST Staffg Glee Club, '37g Bookkeeping Club, '36, German Club, '36-'38: Senior Plays, Jonsson's and Hubert's English Clubs, C.T. 403 Sr. O.A.T. Margaret M. Wright llpeglf Art N HUMANlST Staff, Girls' Glee Club, '35-'39, Intramural Sports, '35-'36g Bugle and Drum Corps, '35-'37g Fleur de Lis, '36-'37, Literary Crusaders, '37Q Orange Basketball Team, '35-'36g Mrs. Jonsson's English Club, '37. Y. U 36 13 Mary Yeretzian Commercial Katherine Associate Editor of HUMANISTQ Commercial Contest, '35, Literary Crusaders, '36-'37, Art- istic Typewriting Club, '37-'38g Les Petits Choses, '37g Les Bien Sages, '38, Sr. O.A.T.g C.T. 405 T.T. 1009 Gregg 100. Frank G. Ziella Gibbs Art Undecided HUMANIST Art Staffg Senior Playsg Circolo Italiano, '36-'37. Ruth C. Zinick Ruthie Art Undecided HUMANIST Staffg Fleur de Lis, '36-'38. Doris Zitman X . rrD0tty1l Commercial Hurunxsr Sraffg Senior Playsg T.T. 1003 Sr. 0.A.T.3 Jr. 0.A.T.g C.'I'. 423 Artistic Typing Club, '37-'38, Bookkeeping Club, '36-'37, Radio Shorthand Contest 100, Pace 37 Industrial Department t' r u Bottom Top VVm. Beckmann Victor Markowitz Rudolph Suhacluy Philip Cassidy Charles Mensing Martin Rerecich Nirhulns l,imnn Herman Lanilwretgse Aldo Scavino VVm. Von Hollen Frnnris Boss I,awrenr'e Lawlor Ralph Prorcassini geatures 'N Q9 if Eg T5 ,gas 75: slugs: 5 Xi CAC ol icfor-ian' L20 'STE IN NO ,,j HELEN SENINSKY I IRENE REV X! fxm kr SALUTATORIAN J SOCCER -TR 'ASKETBALL 1355? X BASTIAN COLOSI S EL FS? NOLI CORQUADME smropy' CHIEF Busmsss MANAGER of we HLTMANIST M ' LONE NIORJ IGHT ZS- uv NGELA 4? '55 YYN fFbJf:3 Au? gi' L.Q QM SPX Q55 BASK BALL so g CO-CAPTAI NS 'C'T?'? I HOLOPIC' CLASS PRE 5 ,L FQDTBALLI CO-CAPTAINS 1 WIS ROSENTHAL 40 1 C Time On lVIy Hands ......... Deep in a Dream ........... Alexander's Ragtime Band .... Summer Souvenirs ....... Where or When ......... Two Sleepy People ...... Franklin D. Roosevelt Jones l've Got a Pocket Full of Dreams . . . . . Flatfoot F loogie ............ I Can Dream, Can't I? ....... Small Fry ............ This ls llly Last Affair .... Tulli Tulli Tulip Time . .. llly Heart Stood Still . .. A Little Bit Independent ...... Northwest Passage . lVIy Son! My Son! ... It Can't Happen Here Black Beauty ..... 'The Citadel ...... Assignment in Utopian .... The Return to Religionu.. With Malice Toward Some Listen! The Wind ...... Frank Merriwellu ........ R. F. D. ......... The Summing Up Over the Footlightsn .. Enchanted Vagabondsu .. Dry Guillotine ...... Angels With Dirty Faces Brother Rat ........ Carefree ......... The Gay Desperado . . Racket Busters .... The Great Waltz .. These Three ..... The Crowd Roars . . Submarine Patrol ....... Stablematesu ................ . . . You Can't Take It VVith You I Am The Law ............. . . . Thin Ice ................ . . . Boys' Town ......... . . . Bureau of Missing Persons . . Song Memories Stalling in History Class. Sleeping in Study. High School Band. Vacation. Freshmen Looking for Classes. Day After Senior Reception. Current Events. Hopes For a Half Session. . . . . .Jitterbugs at the Socials. Making 120 in Steno. The Freshmen. . . .After a Standup. Springtime in Memorial. . . .After Eating in 'fJoe's . A Senior With His Own Car. Book Memories An up Stairway. After Bringing Home a Report. Memorial 6-Cliffside 0. That Brunette in 323. Memorial High. No History Homework. After Flunking lab in October. Detention Teachers. An Open Suction Eraser Cleaner. Our Athletic Heroes. Rural Guttenberg. Valedictory Speech. Senior Plays. People Cutting Classes. A Scolding from lllr. Woodworth Movie Memories After Gym Class. Nlathematical Nuts. Christmas Holidays. Talking Back to Mr. Eshleman. Snitchers. Junior Prom. History, English, Physics. At the Football Games. Passing Notes Under Desk. Locker Sharers. History Notes on Exam. Days. Basketball Referees. A Seventy Average. Technical Department. . . .Absentee List. -Gino Cignoli 41 .fast 'Will and Tgestament WE, THE CLASS OF JANUARY, 1939, being sound of body and mind, in our own slightly moronical way, do hereby bequeath and bequest the following: To Mr. Woodworth- We leave our deepest and sincerest thanks for all that we have received from him during our stay at Memorial. To M emorial-- Although we take our bodies from it, we leave our spirits to haunt all future students into the following of our glorious footsteps. To the Faculty- We leave the sweetest CU and most wonderful CU memories they can ever hope to obtain. the To Our Home Room Teachers- We leave our Home Rooms, and all the knowledge they've gained from us in past four years. To the Freshmen- We leave nothing, because we never received anything from seniors when we were freshmen. To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To the World of Entertainment- the ,Metropolitan Opera House-the voices of Teresa Caluori, and Shirley Shorser. Robert Taylor-Hugo Binetti's natural CFU wavy hair. any Hollywood pretty boyu-the faces of the Smith boys, Eugene and James. Stephin Fetrhit-the slow motion shuffles of Warren Meyer and Lewis Rosenthal. Paul ll-luni-the beard growing ability of Nubar Holopigian. the Ritz Brothers-the antics of Jack Rosemarin, Otto Agricola, lworton Ballinger, and Abraham Rubinstein. Hank Luisetti-the basketball playing of Licitra and Schmidli. Madeline Carroll-the delicate facial contours of Irene Rev, Helen Gruppo, Georgene McCarthy, and Natalie Shorser. .loan Da-vis-the tripping and falling of Charlotte Wolff. xilent frirtures--wordless people like James Dick, Karl Bock, and Hanna Germer. xlrthur lllurrayv- Dipsy Doodle Bellah, and Twinkletoes Kipnis. The lfVorld'r Fair-the architecture of Vincent. Lasprogato. The Hobo News--Steve Billc's spelling. any tirket agenry-the selling ability of Pauline Cordasco. The Good Humor Mar:-a real good humor man, Joe Gerrie. any mrtoonist-a character sketch like Zaven Noorigian. .lark LaRue-Angelina Chiesa as his gun-moll. the W. N. Y. Public Library-a faithful librarian, Ruth Abramson. the Group Theaters-the character acting of Selma Soloman. Roy Atwell-the tongue twisting of Andy Costakis. Chess Champs-a couple of rockers , Andre Fraysse and Henry llger. Ogden Nash-the poetry of Edward Vellanti. the Philharmonir Symphony-two mad musicians, Ed Burg and Joe Lenkowsky. Charles Boyer-the suavity of Murray Karmiller. Victor Records-our phonograph maniac, Ernest lnnis. :rl 42 To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To fast Will ana' 'Gestament QContinuedj the Dublin Soccer Champs-Our Irish soccer star, Sebastian Nicolosi. any minstrel show lacking an end man-Julius Umbach. Vogue--the ultra, ultra, Miss Miller. Orson Welles-somebody to write his plays, Angela Milone. any matinee idol-the name of Eustachio Rosati. any other matinee idol-the l won't sign any autographs today, of Warren Schneider. George Raft--the slick haircomb of Frank Ziella. Notre Dame- Triple-threat Karaus. Kaltenborn-George Bandino's deep voice. Merrzorial Football Teams-more followers like John Campo, and more subs like Frank Oleri. To the World ofBus1'ness, and to the World in General- Abe's Clothing Store-the only seniors that ever wore a suit in its entirety, James Lambrix, Robert Tacchino, and Ed Kolich. any Hair Bleach Company--the blond hair of Thelma McCorquodale and Florence Collins. anti-Chinese Leagues-the non-shirt wearing of Gino Cignoli which will eventually put laundries out of business. ceiling rleaners-the height of Eric Sandberg. Esquire-the drawings of Rocco Nucera. all elubs-a silent Vice-President like Ida Roich, and a person like Christina DiLorenzo who has held an office in almost every club in High School. the north wind-the perpetual noise coming from Helen Seninsky, Frances Sellitto, and Venus Russo. the south wind-the extreme quiet emanating from Eva Wiedling, Elvira Spinetto, and Hildegard Sprekelsen. a Japanese Munitions Fartorv-the junk that Al Cayot uses as a poor excuse for a car. any millionaire--a name like J. Courtney Theurer. the LePage Glue Co.-the stick-togetheriveness of Kate Guthrie and Clara Herzig. the Hudson Dispatrh and the Jersey Observer-two faithful carriers, like Al Orsini and Ray Mariotti. all good little girls--a nice guy like John lVIcEvoy. any mental genius-a brain like that of Mary Knapp and Mary Yeretzain. vheer up any rainy day-the four S girls. Steidle, Stolk, Sagan. and Shergur. all linotype men-names like Stasikewich, Schattenberg, Holopigian, and McCorquodale. Double-Bubble Gum-the vociferous chewing of Shirley lVlark. the Bar dssoriation-any person that looks as much like a lawyer as Sidney Herzig. any Shirt Co.-the name of Betty Blose- Blose's Blouses . light up any day-the red hair of James Cirulli. all drought areas-Edward Flood. the poor, unafhpreeiated letter Z in all dirtionaries-Zitman, Zinick. and Ziella. any hunter-Lester Hare. B. B. guns-B-entzen, B-ellanich, B-lair, B-oehnfeld, B-onomo, B-runner, B-rennan, and B-lanke. all whittlers-the cabinet making of Mike Nlontalhano. Duly notarized and sworn to by: Gmo CmNol.r AND IDA Rolcu Acting in proxy for the entire Class of January 1939. 43 E E lllosl lllost .lllost lllos! llfusf llf ost ll! ost llffosl M ost lllost lil ost Ill ost Most lll ost Best Hes! Besl Glass Ballot Popular-Morton Ballinger, Pauline Cordasco Sludious-Gino Cignoli, Eva Wiedling l'ersatile-Charles Holopigian, Christene De Lorenzo Athletic-Charles Schmidli, lllary Sagan flrlifve-Steven Bille, Thelma McCorquodale Dignifed-James Dick, Marion Stolk Tnlkatifve-Albert Cavot, Shirley Mark Optimistic-Joseph Gerrie, Clara Herzig llflodest-Eugene Smith, Hannah Germer Good-uaturerl-Zaven Noorigian, Helen Seninsky Likely To Sufreezl-Louis Karaus, lVlary Yeretzian Sophisticated-lVIurray Karmiller, Evelyn lvliller lllusieally lnvlined-Joseph Lenkowsky, Teresa Caluori Interesting Personality-Otto Agricola, Florence Collins Looking-James Smith, Irene Rey Dresser-James Lambrix, Natalie Shorser Demrer-lllurray Bellah, Kathlyn Kipnis Best zletor and Aletress-Jack Rosernarin, Charlotte Wmrlff Class Class Class Baby-Abraham Rubenstein, Georgene lHcCarthy A Snfialiles-Lewis Rosenthal, Katherine Gutherie Dibtionary-Andre Frayss'eg Shirley Shorser llfiiHie.ileJulesi Urnbach, Angelina Chiesga Favorite .fleior-lWickey Rooney Favorite ,flrlress--Loretta Young Favorite Book-Gone With The Wind Fzzwrile Sorry-My Reverie Fazwrife Poem-Crossing The Bar Favorite Sport--Basketball 44 Qrganization Wumanist Staff EDITOR-IN-CI-IIEF Gino Cignoli ASSOCIATE EDITORS Evelyn Miller Christina Di Lorenzo Shirley Shorser Mary Yeretzian LITERARY EDITORS Mary Knapp Teresa Caluori Pauline Cordasco Eva Wiedling Andre Fraysse Hannah Germer Helen Gruppo Dorothy Sherger Angela Milone Clara Herzig Olga Garolfi Ida Roich Natalie Shorser Selma Solomon George Bandino Murray Karmiller Abraham Rubenstein Dorothy Daubener ART EDITORS William Stasikewick Rocco Nucera Vincent Lasprogato Frank Ziella ALUMNI EDITOR Rose Knapp BUSINESS MANAGER Thelma McCorquodale SECRETARY Marion Dahlgren ASSISTANTS Hugo Binetti Marian Stolk James Lambrix Ruth Abramson CLUBS Georgene McCarthy Helen Seninsky Betty Blose SPORTS Lewis Rosenthal Nubar Holopigian GIRLS, SPORTS Pauline Cordasco CIRCULATION DEPT. Charlotte Wolff Dorothy Steidle Ruth Zinick Venus Russo Angelina Chiessa Kathlyn Kipnis Hildegard Sprekelsen Henrietta Schutz Shirley Mark ADVERTISING DEPT. Louis Karous Zaven Noorigian Sidney Herzig Henry Ilger Irene Rey Mary Bellanich Margaret Wright Otto Agricola Lester Hare Annetta Bonomo Eleanor Nicaise Florence Dobin Kathryn Gutherie Florence Collins Mary Sagan Dorothy Forgeits Caroline Majersky Elvira Spinetta Frances Sellitto Nancy Avallone Doris Zitman Lucy Blair Marie DeVries Veronica Brannan Jack Rosemarin Art Club Ill vu lflxli, lffzfully ,lllamwr Artistic Typing Club 1N'I.xR11c DU Bois, Ifauzlly .l11'a'i.vwr 48 The Mathematical Nuts HER'l'Ii.-X fi0Dl-'RliY, I 1u-ulfy ,-1.1.z'i,wr Senior Fleur De Lis EDNA MQREAU, Farulry flilfviyrr 49 l'l1c S.P.CI.E. English Club 'Xlx1u:1'vl:1'1'l-' D. S.XI'IFY7.X, I-'mnlly 4111-z'i.wr German Club linN.x Nlmusxu ,xxn RIiIN'I'R.xU'I' IC. loxssrxx I 1 nlfj 1111 1 50 4-UWA. Memorial Camera Club XV. C. K.XLIl4'P'XI.XN, Ifarully .l.l-z'mv- Girls' Glee Club Q lokc Ii l31aI..xx1.x'l'lik, lfarrzlty .l.l-z'f.rfr W, ,- --1,-N., - L -- - --- - -f -M, fg1,L,4:, -r - 1,,,,,-,, ,. 51 What Am I Laughing At? Hy QZINO Cu:N0l.l Where There's a Will By ANr:El.A h1Il,0NI5 52 NK. .. Iadnilub HngHH1CHub IN C. Cxfxno, lfurully flriflfij ur M. QIRISUUH, Iffmzllp .l.lz1.m Circulus Latinus 'lihe Circulus Latinus has been in existence for one year, with Estelle Katz and Robert Lovely as consuls from February to September and lfdith Berkowitz and Robert Lovely from September on. VVe doubt if any of the old Roman consuls ever com- bined with his executive duties the writing of poetry and plays. Not only has Klr. Lovely done that but he has proved himself an actor-producer as well. The club looks foryvard with pleasure to its meetings every other week, for the programs are interestingg and varied and, above all. original. We are very proud to have contributed one of our consul's plays to the Junior Classical League of which there are many members in the Latin department. But best of all, perhaps, are the bonne camaraderie and the spirit of cooperation that guide the group. Miss Alice P. Luckings is the faculty adviser of the Circulus Latinus. 54 Italian Festival Group Consisting of smm- of thv pnrticipzmts in thc Italian Fc-stivzll given by the 1 palrtmcnt under the mlirectimm of Xliss Iflvirzn Q'lliI'iCUST2l, June IS, 1938 Ifilxvf Rnqv, xnllml- Maria Pucciani I'xt'lil'i1l Currcnti .Xrlcne 'IiIll1Ul'C'lli .Xnna Senise Edith Gervasoni -Iosvphine Pasvnle Rena Corrado klcnnie Gisone Niwlinn In Slumlm Millie I.anza Carolyn Lcvhich SVFIIIILI Ru-ze, .l'l1rr1il1gf- Sam Stanin Ale-nnie Spvranzn NlIll'j.'Qill'l'l l'im'om- Grzwv SPUVZIIIYZI Ucurgc Ss'1'ilw:llm Nlzlrir I'ruiclli jmcplullw fillllllllllilliil .Xmlrcw lie-m'gixu Silvia 1x1Ilg.Il!IllIZI Marie' Drmufriu luliu Di l'ic'rrn Nlilff' SUI'llL'Hll Ida Radiu- Q Giuin 'l'rim':x Mzlrllul Iiellettini lnrz More-Ili .Xlmu N11'liUl'l'lli Rnsctln Fcdvlc C'nrolyn Bilflllllbll .Xnnn Di I'in-tru josephim- Majoriu Va-ru Umm-I Virginia t'ilIH'lYlllH Sff1 11 1!1E Ifc-rdinzlllcl I':lp:1 Mary Ft'l'I'Illlilll E Ruse Uemlusu lirixn Villnvcvvlmixl INli1'h:lel Di Civvin Anna Inu D:-I VL-vvhiu .Xllwinn CllVill0 55 .gcknowledgments The HUMANIST is symbolic of the endeavors of a group rather than of one leader. Therefore, We Wish to acknowledge the valu- able assistance of: Our Principals and Teachers- whose sympathy and understanding has made smoother the path of knowledge. Our Fathers and Zllothers- who have given us the inspiration and incentive to keep climbing to our goal. Our Home Room Teachers-- who have never failed to respond when we needed their aid and encouragement. .7llr.v. Silver ana' .Miss Hanna--- who have .contributed materially in making our book a success. The Art Teachers- guided and helped us in the art work of our book. Our Faculty Advisers- Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Richman, and Mr. White, who have guided us in publishing the HUMANIST. Our Patrons, Adfvertisers and Subscribers- without whose most generous Financial support the HUMANIST could not have been published. 56 Wthleiics 9 57 Football Team Klemorial's foothall team, coached hy llr. Le Rose and led hy Co-Captains Lewis Rosenthal and Nuhar Holopigian, completed its most successful season in years with 3 wins, 4 losses, and 2 ties. ln the first game, KIemorial's inexperienced team was soundly heateu 13-0, only to learn later they won hy forfeit, l-0. Following this, they played a powerful Cliffside team and emerged with a 6-0 victory on a touchdown pass from 'llanasoca to Holopigian. Our team, next, outplayed a heavy Bayonne team. hut finished in a scoreless deadloclc. Then, we met lfinerson and lost 6-0, only to he awarded a victory hy forfeit for the second time. The next game with St. Peters was again a scoreless tie. The following week we played host to Snyder and they heat us 7-6 on a last period touchdown and extra point. Election day, three days later. an injury studded lineup lost to St. lX'Iichael's, in a sea of mud. 2-0. ln our major game with Union Hill, this same injury studded lineup outplay ed its foe hut lost 6-0 on a last period touchdown pass. ln the finale, lllemorial outplayed to Ferris for a period and then collapsed under a deluge of green 20-0. John Gohin, Lewis Rosenthal and lioh Yingling featured in the line, while Ralph Tonosoca, Nuhar Holopigian, and 'l'ouy Gohin played best in the baekfield. A 58 11: i wi lik ,Ev W i ,- S Basketball Team lxIt'lIlOl'l1ll'S hzlskethall teznn, coached hy XIV. Burns and led hy Co-Czlptziin Qlll2ll'li'S Schniiclli :incl George l,iciti':1, has high hopes for the coming: yezu' despite il sehetlule which contains many noteworthy opponents. The vzirsity squzul, to plan' these gznnes includes hesitles the captains, Robert lJoi'n. Robert Neuniain, Xlorton llnllinifer. Henry Crzuner, Galvin Blaine, Roy Pierce, Sal Cailonna, lftzink flzispnrovie, P- :lntl Klzuiziger lV:1ltei' Kluller. As this hook goes to press, hut one ggznne has heen played, :intl that one was won hantlily from John Xlzirslizxll Fl'CSllll1l'I'l. ln this gznne, il higgll-powerecl offense was unlesishetl, sp:1i'lcetl hy Sehniitlli, Licitrzl :incl Dorn, hut more impressive than this was the hzilzince :intl tezunwork shown. However, at difficult schedule looms :thc-:ul with non-confmenee gzunes with 'l'i'enton, Xlorristown, Ashury D l':u'lc, .lznnes lllonroe. :intl XVhite llziins, the latter two from New York, :intl the llSll2ll lizml gzunes in our own league in Hudson County. Anal :is this hook goes to press, we wish the team the hest of luck in their efforts to retain their Hudson County title, :intl in their efforts to zulvztnee one step further in the stzite to take that chainpionship. - 'a4Z0f,f. JJ 33 59 Soccer Team lNIemorial's soccer team, coached hy Wir. Growney and led by Captain John U'Ket-fe, rode to the county championship and was also named hy the N. S. l. A. A as North Jersey Champions. This feat is all the more amazing when one reali7es that soccer was inaugurated at lllemorial only 4 seasons ago. This team whose recon was lllLlI'liCll hy only one loss and one tie was sparked hy the scoring of James Rest and joseph Diantc and thc hrilliant defensive play of John O'Keele, Sahe Nicolosr and Roh Yingling. The schedule: I Dickinson-0 ........ VVoodrow VVilson-0 .. Bayonne-0 ........ llarrison4l ..... Stevens Tech-2 . . . Dickinson-I . .. .. . liayonm--l ........... lVoodrow YVilson-0 . . . lfast Rutherford-3 . . . Stevens 'licch-0 .. Harrison-2 . . . Nlemorial Klemorial Xlemorial Klemorial K Iemorial xI!'l11OI'i2ll NIC-morial Nlemorial Klemorial Memorial nlcmorial Cforfcitl 60 Worth jersey Soccer Cblzampions 6 WillllCTS of Girls' Sports Prize Awards 62 CLASS june 1929 jan. 1930 jan. 1932 june 1932 jan. 1933 june 1933 jan. 193+ June 1934 jan. 1935 june 1935 jan. 1936 june 1936 NAME Nubar Dinkjian Jack Charshafian joseph Franklin Ruth Leahy William Bozzufi Guido Cignoli john Urban Marie Kelly Anthony Manolio Gail Hammer George Semler Arthur Neuffer Eneas Leahy Helen Riker Henry Rossi Harry Nalbandian Edward Dinkjian Thekla Koenig joe Antal Russel Buckley Al Bianchi Lydia Cignoli Lillian Sherman Milton Bellah Roy Barnaha Peter Sagan Albert Piano Aaron Fink Azad Bakalian Judson Brown Robert Menoff Esther Chafetz Grace Marano Edith Eisenberg Albert Rizzi Chiyo Taki Edna Tassanni Victor Messina Anthony Orsini Enzio Cassinniss Walter Fischer Edda DeMartin Harry Kalagian Ann Vegar Matthew Tomb Robert Blane Gladys Alm Dorothy McDougall Edward Rogers Earl Brower Ben Eisen Marion Leahy William Howell Iumni Civil Engineer at Bayonne Port Terminal Experimental Division of Dwight Aeronautical Corp. Northwestern University Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Completing Law Course at N. Y. U. Manager of Frank Todd Shoe Store Connected with a Dental Laboratory. Secretary in a N. Y. Firm Studying Medicine at University of Rome, Italy Employed by Federal Gov't, Wash., D. C. Salesman for Armour and Co. Attending Stevens Institute Employed in the Office of Best and Co. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Employed in the Office of N. Y. University Editor of Armenian Spectator Esquire Photo Engraving Co. Employed by the Pee-jay Real Estate and Insurance Agency Brokerage Concern in Wall Street lst Classman at U. S. Naval Academy Amalgamated Electric Sz Power Co. of N. Y. Sect. in Naval Stores Corp. of N. Y. Employed by the Federal Govt., Wash., D. C. Manager of a N. Y. Loew's Theatre Employed by an Upholstery Co. Manager of the Pure Oil Service Co. Manager of Tompkins Ice Cream Shop Graduated johns Hopkins Pre-Medical Coursey now ma- joring in Biology at Columbia Eagle Photo Engraving Co., N. Y. Northwestern University Majoring in Dentistry at N. Y. U. Beta Gamma Sigma Honorary Scholastic Society of New York University, School of Commerce Advertising Concern in N. Y. junior at Normal School Attending John Marshall Visiting japan W. N. Y. Health Department United Photo Service of Jersey City Now in his third year at Cooper Union Engineering College In his senior year at Stevens Tech. Cheerleader at Trenton State Teachers' College Allstate Insurance Co. Cooper Union School of Engineering Returned from a stay at California Bell Telephone Co. Iowa State College Kress and Co. Now is married Fordham University University of Virginia Employed by Levy's Sport Store Employed by a New York Firm Employed in his father's Furniture Store 63 lumni fContinuedj CLASS NAME Wneluzsaours jan. 1937 Irving Rizzi Varsity Basketball at Georgetown Edmund Muller Varsity Basketball at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute at Troy, N. Y. Ethel Dryll Bergen County junior College Lillian Mino Working in the oflice of the Hollywood Restaurant and attending Pace Evening School Edward Deutsch john Marshall College Fred Engleman Employed by the N. Y. Telephone Co. Alvin Shulman New York University Morton Eisen Nebraska University june 1937 Louis Wiedling R. C. A. Institute for Radio and Television Engineering Henry Lambregtse Foirier 8: McLane Corp. of N. Y. Annelies Tuerschman Now called Mrs. Henry Fink Paul Gerrie Equitable Life Insurance Co. of N. Y. Shirley Kell Working for a New York Tie Concern Vivian Alanoff Attending Ohio State Walter Brulhwiler Employed by Livingston Contact Mfg. Co. Milton Donadt Employed by Allied Recording Products Marie Hartmann Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Ara Parsekian Cooper Union Hanna Taki University of Tokio, japan Marcel Huet Employed as a Reporter for the Hudson Dispatch Steven Vaskian Parisian Furrier Agnes Kapakjian Stenographer for a Law Firm jan. 1938 Ruth Nest Employed by Fashion Toiletries, Inc. Dale McNeil Attending Columbia and Lee Livia Zandonella Secretary for a Law Firm Sophie Hohn First National Bank of Boston Cy Young Frosh Basketball on john Marshall Ernest Fisher Newark College of Engineering Harry Bakalian Columbia University Violet Spoehl Employed by a N. Y. Insurance Firm Shirley Herman Attending N. Y. U. Lawrence Chesis Attending Montclair Frank Riggitano Frosh Basketball at john Marshall joseph Karel Attending Emery College, Georgia Melvin Gross Attending Emery College, Georgia Randolph London Attending Emery College, Georgia Stanley Pearlstein Attending Emery College, Georgia june 1938 Richard Neuman Drexel Institute of Technology Alfred Messano Frosh Basketball at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute at Troy, N. Y. Mildred Donadt Employed by Macy's Department Store Helen Freund Employed by her Uncle's Firm Edward Ondrasik Frosh basketball at john Marshall Maria Pucciani Working as a Secretary in Memorial Vilma Ruscick Going to Business College in N. Y. Florence Moonjian Student Nurse at Holy Name Hospital Agnes Mardinly - Employed by the Gregg Publishing Co. Florence Miller Employed by Holthausen's Department Store George Marich Employed by the Food Fair, Inc. Arthur Mansfield Employed by the Food Fair, Inc. john Henderson Employed by the Food Fair, Inc. Roy Leenig Varsity basketball at Trinity Prep. Bruno Bianco Employed by Benson and Hedges in N. Y. Alice Pickel Student at Katherine Gibbs, N. Y. Steve Sinisi Working for a Refrigerator Concern 1 I I L.- 1 n- . .. 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RAYMOND HOF Phone, Union 7-0433 Appraiser .4tlornf'y-ai-Lafw 960 BERGENLINE AVENUE CAPITOL THEATRE BUILDING UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY Palisade 6-1656 JOSEPH STILZ REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 687 BERGENLINE AVENUE VVEST NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY Compliments of HARRY W. VANDERBACH BOULEVARD COMMISSIONER 68 Union 7-1309 Open Evenings Union City Typewriter Exchange All Makes Sold, Rrnlrd, Rrpairni and Exrhangfd Sprrial Ratr: to Students Bringing Thir Ad 332 --I-Sth Street DEFERRED PAYMENTS Union City Palisade 6-0280 Established 1902 Union 7-0585 Roth Seuferling Co. FURNITURE lVa.rhfr.r - Rrfriyfrators - Radios 640-642 Bergenline Avenue Between 16th and 17th Streets WEST NEW YORK, N. J. L. H. SCHLESINGER 573 12th STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Converter of Cotton Goods SC I-ILESINGER'S Good Clothes Bergenline Avenue at Fourteenth Street West New York Gefro Supply, Inc. Dealers and Jobbers Hardware, Builders', Contractors', Factory, Mill, Electrical and Painters' Supplies, Lubricating Oils, Etc. Plumbers', SteamFltters', Tinsmiths', Roofers Supplies, Stoves, Ranges, Boilers, Heaters and Furnaces, Stove Repairs Main Office: 606 Bergenline Ave., W. N. Y Shop at HowrIl': Brforn' You Buy HOWELL BROS., Inc. FURNITURE, RADIOS AND REFRIGERATORS 13th Street and Bergenline Avenue West New York UNION 7-3843, 3844 Second and Grand Streets Hoboken HOBOKEN 3-1348 SCI-IROEDER'S 330 Central Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. 568 Bergenline Ave., West New York, N. j HOT LUNCHEON TOASTED SANDWICHES ICE CREAM-CANDY Compliments of MELRIS LACE, Inc. Phone, PAlisade 6-8171 London Yarn Go. C0fl'l'f'7'll'f.l' and Manufarturrr: Mercerized Threads Y A R N S Rayon Bohbins 596 12th ST. WEST NEW YORK, N. Del. 3-8636 Garfield Mill LUIVIBER AND MILLWORK 631 Grand Street, Jersey City, N. J. Tel., PAlisade 6-1-I-08 Noorigian Brothers PAPER PRODUCTS AND TWINE Garment Hangers and Boxes Paprr Good: For Partir: Arr Our Spf-rialtirs 730 BERGENLINE AVENUE At 20th St. West New York, N. J. Tel., PAlisade 6-5143 A. Gavicchioli 55 Sons GROCERIES AND DELICATESSEN Comparr Our Prirrr Park Avenue Market Anthony Amitrani, Prop. FANCY FRUITS AND PRODUCE 800 Park Avenue, West New York, N. J. Phone, UNion 7-6472 UNion 7-4533 DElaware 3-6017 Jackson Fur Shop, Inc. IVIANUFACTURING FURRIERS Why Pay M0'0 Elfffwhfff? 883 Bergenlinc Ave. 104 Jackson Ave. 771 Park Ave. West New York, N. J. North Bergen, N. J. Jersey City, N. J. Tel., PAlisade 6-2373 Henry Neuffer JEWELER 674 BERGENLINE AVENUE Bet. 17th and 18th Streets WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Tel., PAlisade 6-1811, 1812 West New York Lumber Sc Supply Go. LUMBER - MILLWORK - SPECIALTIES Park Avenue and 8th Street VVest New York, N. J. ilu-1.-phtrfie, Union 7-2131 Nick's Beauty Salon BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 753 Bergenline Avenue Bet. 20th and 21st Streets VVest New York, N. J. Tel., PAlisacle 6-5294 N. Golonna GROCERIES AND DELICATESSEN 421 Seventeenth Street West New York, N. J. Tel., UNion 7-6402 PICOHC Bros. Garage CARS STORED, REPAIRED, GREASED AND WASHED AT REASONABLE RATES 468--1-70 Palisade Ave. 327-329 9th Street West New York, N. J. Phone, UNion 7-3692 Hot Lunrhron: Henry Fitschen HIGH GRADE CONFECTIONERY Home Made Ice Cream 673 Bergenline Ave. West New York, N. J. Telephone, UNion 7-1801 Charles A. Scheurle FUNERAL HOME 689 Tyler Place, West New York, N. J. lim-tween 17th :tml 18th Streets Two Blur-ks Rust of H1-Urenlilw .lvvnne Skoblow's Kiddie Shop 604 BERGENLINE AVENUE VVEST NEW YORK, N. J. Union 7-6738 Cornell's Tap House Edward Cornell, Prop. 801 PARK AVENUE PAlisade 6-9060 West New York, N. J. T Ti-1..,n4 H 1 W Phone A Ent-rlewnoul 3-3537 Vnion 7-14-61 Thompson 8: Campbell Curtains, Shades, Linolrum, Upholstery Draperies and Slip Covers Made to Order L! I IGI II . X311 ' . -- lili-1 liI'IRlll'lXI.INl'I .XVI-Z., WEST NEW YORK, N. J. N BFR1 lN NIRl'l'l l'NCl1-110011 N I Phone, UNion 7-2815 G. W Tapken La Paula Beauty Shoppe GROCER Wines and Liquors COMPLETE BEAUTY CULTURE 81 Park Avenue Guttenherg 708 Park Avenue, West New York, N. J. Phone, UNion 7-0455 Iel. l'nion 7-4731 West New York Pork Store .IUIIN Sl'III'II.IlI'IIlI1. I'ruprim-Iul' Wlxolesnle and Retail xIIIllIlfi1K'1llI't'l' of Frm- Bologna: and Saumgr 7-I-6 Bergenline Ave. West New York, N. J. H4-I. 20th and 21st Strat-is Telephone, PAIisade 6-5978 Floral Drxigns - lV1'ddlng Bouquet: Cole's Flower Shop FLOWERS OF QUALITY 652 Bergenline Ave. West New York, N. J. Phone, UNion 7-2353 Schnyder's Flower Shop 800 BERGENLINE AVENUE At 23rd Street WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Mmnlwr of Florist Telvgraiph Delivery Assor-iaitinll Guttenberg Meat Market 51 Bergenline Avenue, Guttenberg, N. J. Phone, PAI. 6-9270 Ideal Trimming Shop HEMSTITCHING AND ALTERATIONS 600A Bergenline Ave., West New York, N. J. Phone, PAI. 6-5070 North Hudson Butter 8: Egg Market 937 BERGENLINE AVENUE UNION CITY, N. j. Phone, UNion 7-2458 Orders Promptly Delivered F. Rothe PRIME MEATS, POULTRY and PROVISIONS 772 Park Avenue Near 22nd St. West New York, N. j. Complinzentr of A Friend Phone, PAIisade 6-240+ Paddy's Meat Market HIGH GRADE PRIME MEATS Poultry and Provisions 322 16th Street VVest New York, N. j. Phone, UNion 7-7207 WOfkf1tC Equlpment Co. IMI! HI..KSSII'AlII'I AND RI'IS'l'AUR.KN'1' SUI'I'LII'lS Nlumxifut-turn-rs of Restanurnm Kitehon Equipment Il1 l' CHI -'S : 1I IYQVIKI 'l'lS 4 1111 in 1 mas Salle-sroonl :uul Fair-tnl'y 5068-5070 Hudson Blvd. at 18th Street West New York, N. J. 'I't-I. Pnlisnmle fi-6705 AYIIUILI Nun:-into, M. II. 'l'. Arnold's Radio Service RADIOS SCIENTIFICALLY SERVICED .tutlxorxm-rl lilunufaxc-turers Service on Home ur Auto IIIIlII1lS+I'1lIIIIl! Address Svstum for Sale or IIire -I66 Bergenline Ave., West New York, N. J. .It Ninth Stn-ut Conzfrlinzenls of Ti p Top Graduates Paul P. Cayot ARCHITECT 650 Bergenline Avenue West New York, N. J. Wauk-Rite Shoe Shop 561 Bergenline Ave., West New York, N. j Agents for Emla-lrlfirk Shorx for Womfn Nunn-Bush Shar: for .Men Tel. UNion 7-0089 R. Rollar, Prop. Fair Deal Meat Market COMPLETE LINE OF PRIME MEATS POULTRY, AND PROVISIONS 335 16th Street West New York, N. J Ed's Leonetti Barber Shop 444 15TH STREET NEAR BERGENLINE AVE. Expert Service PAlisade 6-9350 Armand's Beauty Salon 516 BERGENLINE AVENUE CNear 11th Streetj WEST NEW YORK, N. Arbes Fur Compa HY FURRIERS Fur and Cloth Coats , Inc. 926 Bergenline Ave., Union City, N. J. UNion 7-3552, 3553 Compliments of Mager's Confectionery 455 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. A. Urbovict Retail Distribution FINEST BEVERAGES AND PETERMANN'S MINERAL WATERS Tel. UNion 7-7582 137 28th Street, North Bergen, N. J. F. Botta WINES AND LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS 522 Bergenline Ave., bet. llth and 12th Sts. West New York, N. J. Tel. PAlisade 6-2450 Compliments of Columbus Yarns, Inc. UNion 7-6340 The Surprise Store SILK, DRESS GOODS AND CURTAINS Wr' Do Intfrior Drroraliilg 628 Bergenline Ave., West New York, N. J. Columbis Barber Shop Sc Beauty Parlor 445 FOURTEENTH STREET Near Bergenline Avenue WEST NEW YORK, N. Colnplimrnts of Memorial High School Distributors of the Herald Tribune ABE 8: RAY LOGIN AND RUDY MIHOLOVICH Lynbar Shop 585 BERGENLINE AVE. Q1-1-th Streetj WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Femininr Apparrl Schoer's MOST MODERN CONFECTIONERY Near Public SL-l'vi0e LEADERS IN QUALITY Home Made Ice Cream and Candy 417A Bergenline Ave., West New York, N. J. Piedmont Dairy L. Bozzo Dtsrknaurok or MIDDLETOVVN MILK Telephone CLiffside 6-4149 84 Palisade Ave. Cliffside Park, N. J. PAlisade 6-0056 Ilusiery. Gloves, Bags. Lingerie. Blouses, Skirts, Sweaters. Bathing Suits, Girmlivs. Brussit-res Lily Shoppe 565 Bergenline Ave., at 13th Street West New York, N. J. Phone PAlisade 6-4391 STOP AT THE Pure O11 Service Station FOR PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE 4925 Hudson Boulevard, Cor. 13th St. North Bergen, N. J. M. SAGAN, J. SAGAN, Mgrs. Lubrication 75c 72 Say it -with Fl01U1'f.f,' Guttenberg Flor1st John Forgeits 30 BERGENLINE AVENUE GUTTENBERG, N. J. Phone, UNion 7-1077 Phone, UNion 7-4596 Estates Managed For That Wrll-Ilianagml Apartmrnt Sn' Louis Shapiro REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 548-50 Bergenline Avenue West New York, N. J. LOW'S FOODLAND 542-546 BERGENLINE AVENUE Between 12th and 13th Streets WEST NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY AL CLEVES THE ICEMAN United Service Co. PRINTING OF CHARACTER Palisade Ave. at 13th Street, West New York, N. J. Telephone, UNion 7-6407 Sfrvicr is part of our Namr A. Newman GROCER 62 Bergenline Avenue Guttenberg, N. J. QUALITY MARKET CHAS. Run-', Proprirtor CHOICE BEEF, VEAL, LAMB, PORK, Ere. Poultry and Game Phone, UNion 7-0507 9 PARK AVE. GUTTENBERG, N. J. New and Used Motors Edison Mazda Lamps Call Union 7-6116, 7654--Spilgrrkr for Srrfvice SPILGER'S RADIO and ELECTRIC SHOP 434 THIRTEENTH STREET Near Bergenline Ave. WEST NEW YORK Union 7-4980 Eraming Since 1021 John MCMUHHH Diplomas and Pictures MEAT MARKET FRAMED 407 23rd Street, West New York, N. J. Phone, Palisade 6-4086 William H. Bennett RISOIT Harry Bennett GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 671 Bergenline Ave., West New York, N. J. Office: PAlisade 6-8215 Largest Selections of Pictures, Frames and Mirrors in Stock HARRY SCHAFFER 537 BERGENLINE AVE., WEST NEW Yokx, N. J. IDEAL MARKET FORTH 'Sz GAEGUILO, Props. 761 PARK AVE. WEST NEW YORK Z. B. Yarn Mills, Inc. West New York COMERFORD DAIRY HOHNEKER DISTRIBUTOR Milk - Cream - Buttermilk - Dairy Produris UNION 7-6482 CfI7IIf1illlFIlf.Y of llze Zudox Club Park Avenue Market Anthony Amitrani, Prop. FANCY FRUITS AND PRODUCE 800 Park Avenue Phone UNion 7-6472 West New York, N. J. Del Printing Co. 113 7TH STREET WEST NEVV YORK, N. J. Telephone, UNion 7-5339 F. H. Otterstedt REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 4-3 Bergenline Avenue Guttenberg, N. 1. Conzjrlirmfntx nf Athenae A. SL S. Club Comfllinzents of William F. May WM. P. BOHNE, Ph.G. Phone, UNion 7-9043 The Owl Pharmacy Elastic' Sim-kings. B4-ICS. Trusses and f'l'Illf'h1'R 783 Bergenline Ave., het. 22nd and 23rd Sts. West New York, N. J. Phone, UNion 7-9455 G. H. Gemignani REG. PI-IARMACIST 697 Park Avenue, Cor. 18th St. VVest New York, N. J. George A. De Lamater THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MUSIC +73 Hudson Avenue, West New York, N. J. Phone PAlisade 6-6095 A. J. Dittmar, Pharm. 774 EERGENLINE AVE., con. 22ND sr. WEST NEW YORK, N. J. S. L. B. Irving Schwarzwald, M.D. Comfrlimenrs of F. A. Castellano, jr. Phone, UNion 7-3215 USED CARS We Buy and Sell BROADWAY SERVICE GARAGE General Auto Rt-pairing Frank Ili Rilo, Prop. 639 Broadway, West New York, N. J. Bu-t ltith amd 17th Sis. Crnnplimenfs of Mr. and Mrs. S. Zinick Crnrzplilliellts of Mr. and Mrs. S. Dobin Dr. S. Singer Compliments of Dr. J. H. Lefkowitz WEST NEW YORK 74 THGMAS STUDIOS INC. Memorial High School Official Photographers ala We are Proud of this Title because of our affiliation with your fine school alfa 726 BERGICNLINE AVENUE IINION CITY, N. Phone: Union 7-9103 75 MARCHIONY'S ICE CREAM PALACE 19th STREET AND PARK AVENUE, WEST NEVV YORK .ffler Ihe Game or Dance, Come to 1Uarchiony's HOT LUNCHEON TOASTED SANDWICHES ICE CREAM CANDY DANCING AT ALL TIMES HUDSON DISPAT CH Printers Dispatch Building 400 38th Street Union City, N. J. Palisade 6-2000 PICNEER-MOSS ENGRAVING CO. 460 West 34th Street New York City, N. Y. Medallion 3-0440 STANDARD RING CC. Official Jewelers of Class of January, 1939 15 John Street, New York City ,EG --b'f.....n.... -Q ns- 76 uv -A A -QFQX ,f I ..,,..-.