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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

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H ' Q 5 'S A 'upS4- X71 PT' ' .T :t'1., Q 1 '1 . y A Y ,n ,F-M n W1 , W sp if-fj?-1-'N 11 '- -' K 'f L gg , Y mg A , V It , lg: 'UM A Q - A x f i' -- ' , 5 -.,,- F m V 4.43, . M1 ' A ff 34,5 ' ' :z::'f1ff'+ gf-vg-- f W-2 'wmi'ATkQ?'q..mwtj,Wv m?iii1xwW-rimQu ' ..,.,. . I V ' V , 1 ' i . 'aa K f TIHIEJUNE1942 IHIUMANIIST M E M Q R II A lL.. IHIIIGIHI SCIHIOGL WESTNEWYGRK NEW JERSEY CQNTIENITS THEME ESSAY DEDICATION FACULTY PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE SENIORS FEATURES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS F REWQRD May the dreams of Victory blossom forth into realities, and may their real- ization usher in a new era throughout the World. TIHIIEME ESSAY VHCTORY Twenty-four years ago this coming November, a crushed, imperialistic European nation asked for terms of peace. The Allies had been victorious-we had defeated the Germans. We had performed our duty. The threat to personal liberty and our way of life had been destroyed. This was, idealistically speaking, reward enough, but actually, that is, in material possessions, we gained nothing. We had fought a hard warg we had wong but we had lost the peace. Was this victory? The League of Nations was formed. We were invitedg yes, begged to join to help extend this plan for permanent international freedom from hostilities. But in our Country isolationism was far too strong, we refused. By reject- ing this opportunity to become the teeth of a toothless watch-dog, we threw away what we had been fighting for. Last December, the evil forces struck their fiercest blow against our peace-loving nation. American soldiers were treacherously and deliberately killed on American soil by the audacity of the Japanese War Lords who tried to defeat us for once and for all. We bent under the blow, but the flawless steel of American courage did not crack, nor was it strained. America became united as it never was before. lsolationism immediately disappeared. In its stead was disclosed a shining sword of deter- mination to avenge the persons killed by diabolical cunning. Once again we are at war, fighting to protect our liberty and way of life, as well as that of twenty- five other United Nations. Our cause is just. Our country was built on the rock of Christian Principles. We are fighting a ruthless common gangster, whose god is his will and whose whims are forced upon despairing weaker nations. Everyone is doing his part. The common soldier, sailor, marine, coast- guardsmang in short, all men and women in the Armed Forces are willing to sacrifice their very existence for the set of principles to which they adhere heart and soul. How can we lose this war when our soldiers and the members of the other branches of our Armed Forces display such dauntless courage and determination to win? The men, women and children on the Home Front are investing their life savings, daily earnings. and allowances in War Bonds and Stamps to assure our VICTORY. Under the leadership of our President, and other able men like General Douglas hIacArthur. Admiral Stark, and Lieutenant-General Jonathan Wainwright, our forces will be led to VICTORY. We on the Home Front are not toiling and sacrificing for defeat! Uur hopes run high-we stand with Righteousness. By the will of God we shall be VICTORIOUS. But, when the war is won, new problems will arise which we must solve. They will be too great for individual countries to deal with alone. We must have world-wide co-operation in the solution of these post-war difficulties. The following might be some of the objectives and problems which we shall face: The first difficulty will be the Winning of the peace. To this there can be only one answer -all countries must gain and profit by a just settlement. The lives and property losses on all sides will be too great to warrant the victor's suppression and exploitation of the vanquished. The second will be that of hard times, depression and inflation as a result of-the War. This can be met by the careful readjustment of business all over the world. With the new labor-saving inventions we should be able to raise the standards of living throughout the world and experience unprecedented prosperity. How can we make the peace permanent? Differences in language encourage intense nationalism and the desire for imperialism. These two difficulties might be met by the establishment of a world language and by the organization of an international police system and World Court. We must extend our system of education to raise the moral standards of the world, and last. but not least, we must remove all existing trade barriers, which might continue to cause unwarranted hardships. As soon as all nations devote themselves to the mutual overcoming of international problems, forget their personal grievances and desires, and take the welfare of all nations to heart, we shall relinquish all use of force voluntarily, and Wonder why We didn't settle our problems amicably long ago. -EUGENE W. FEICKERT. Page Six .5141 lt 69' D' 5 f. i 5. 2, A., 4 - , , .w . .f . If .- . . ,ii ,,f -1 -, 9 . ' :r - 1 , 1 - 1 'v'.2,, A YI -, 1: N if 'W 1 3'1- ,4' ' Aim' 0- - -1 B, 1 L ' 4-' M 1 W C fs-gb' I ., , -y. ,vnu IDIEIDIICZQXXTIIQINI To the Armed Forces of the United States of America, we, the june Class of 1942, dedicate our Yearbook in sincere appreciation of tlie unselfisli sacrifices and invaluable services being rendered by them to preserve the Ameri- can Way of Life. Payr Svfvrrz IHIQMIE RCDDCDDM TIEACIHIIEIRS Miss IiS'rm2R CHA FETZ NIR. NICHOLAS LE Rosa NIR.Nlclml..xsI,EssN1aR MR. Gran.-un K. NIQINERNIQY Miss Amen llxmiuk Miss NANCY A. SMITH Pagr Eight A C U LTV HARRY L. BAIN, Superintendenl CARLOS A. WOODWORTH, Principal ELIZABETH V. BORNEMAN, Vicr'-Principal DE WITT FISHER, Dean of Boys EDNA MOREAU, Dean of Girlx CATHLEEN M. BACH, Secretary ROSE MILLIMET, Secretary ALICE M. BREWTON, Librarian Commercial Subjects Industrial Arts Drawing English Esther E. Hanna, Head Teacher Ann Armellino Louis Brenner Florence Bruell Esther Chafetz Viola M. Donovan Lillian Silver Nicholas LeRose Grace K. Lupino Nancy A. Smith Bernice Y. Worth and Design Edna Stone, Head Teacher Henry Fink Florence E. Shotwell Emma Hubert, Head Teacher Joseph J. Donnelly QU. S. Armyj Marie M. Felitti Zabelle Gabriel Rose LoBue Reintraut E. Jonsson Ida E. Lennon Marguarete McArdle Genevieve C. McCloskey Cornelius O'Connor Eileen O'Connor John White History and Social Science Willis E. Eshleman, Head Teacher Max Cohen - Louis Gerisch Anthony Andrea Anthony Cavadi Henrietta C. Feitl Carl LeRose Mathematics Bertha Godfrey,,Head Teacher John C. Cendo CU. S. Navyj Alice J. Halfpenny Ruth Meinzer Alice Palmer Mary Robinson Florence Bader Modern Languages Music Mary Ross, Head Teacher Elvira Chiricosta Walter Eickmann Reintraut E. Jonsson Edna Moreau Florence LoBue George A. DeLamater, Director Mary Chase Natural Science Kenneth D. Hart Latin Lillian Hunt Nicholas Lessner Rose B. Loeffler John C. McGrath fU. S. Armyj Vincent McGuinness Herman F. Krause, Head Teacher Lucy E. Askam Anne B. Cendo Daniel F. Curry Helen C. Galvin Abe Golden CU. S. Armyj Robert H. Rollins, Jr. Thomas S. Roop Peter Sottong Alice P. Luckings, Head Teacher Blanche M. Griscom Cornelius O'Connor Marguerite D. Sapienza fsabbatical leavel LayhB- P39155 Physical Education at an ic man Lawrence R. Wagner CU. S. Navyj ggrringi-25?mt?ctLLfrlg?1?i Manual Arts James Growney, Director of Boys David Klein CU. S. Armyj W. Carl Kauffman, Head Teacher Gertrude Reiley, Director of Girls Leonard Burns Jack Kotlow DeWitt Fisher H E . Samuel Litzenberg Ome conomlcs Gerald K. Mclnerney Adele D. Haring BOARD OF EDUCATION FRANK E. GROFFMAN, Prexident WILLY HOFMANN, Vice President GEORGE D. KILVENTON, Secretary HOWARD REILEY RALPH G. KRIEGER JOSEPH LANNAGHAN Page Nme Y, I :gf Tru AIDMIINIISTIRATIIQN CARLUS A. XVUUIDXVURTII HARRY L. RAIN l,l'illl'ifPll1 SI1fPt'I'iIlft'lIIfl'I1f ICl,lZAl3I'f'l'H V. BURNYCBIAN lvift' ljfillfiflfll PRIINCIIPAIl. S MESSAGE Danger In Radio ERI-IAPS no great revolutionary invention was ever made which has not led to consequences unforeseeable by the inventor. The Wright Brothers never dreamed, I suppose, that their flying machine would develop into the most powerful and fiendish instrument of war that the world has ever known. Yet today war is carried on -'in the air with the most terrible violence and with a destruction of life and property beyond the flights of imagination. If the true story of the aeroplane could have been told fifty years ago, it would have been regarded as a fantastic tale hardly worth a second thought. But the aeroplane has brought with it a War more terrible than the world ever knew. That, however, is not the fault of the aeroplane. It is the fault of the wicked men and wicked nations that use these machines for base purposes. The radio has now become part of our way of life. We could not do without it. It is a great and valuable step in the march of mechanical progress. but its ultimate good depends upon the use to which it is put. lt may bring with it disasters more to be feared than those which came with the aeroplane. The radio, as such, will not sink our ships, demolish and burn cities, or crush and mangle human bodies beyond recognition but it may ruin the human mind. Listening to the radio at any odd time, trusting to luck or accident to find a program that entertains us or instructs us, develops a lazy habit of mind which accepts without even the eilfort of thinking anything that comes along, good or bad and the listener enjoys the radio catch as catch can. The receptive attitude developed by mere listening to the radio weakens the mind. To keep the mind healthy and strong it must act, it must do something of its own accord. There is no excellence without labor says the old proverb, and there is no mind without eiiort. lf our minds become too sluggish- and indifferent to work we simply sit in the grandstand and watch the passing show without the slightest elfort of mind being given to the process. Boys and girls of high school age are particularly prone to allow themselves to fall into this easy-going habit which, in the course of time, may make them perfect morons incapable of any kind of worthwhile self-activity. ln the process the mind just peters out and the radio addict may become as useless and hopeless as the drug fiend. After all, what happens to the mind is the most important thing in the world. If our minds become weak and flabby as a result of radio listening, it would be much better to eliminate the radio entirely. But the radio has come to stay. What then should high school boys and girls do with the radio? First, they must exercise their own will power and make radio their servant, not their master. Second, they must not listen to programs at haphazard, but must have a definite program for their radio time. Third, they should not attempt to listen to the radio when reading or holding a conversation. Fourth, their radio program having been determined, they must have will power enough to carry it out. l 3 Page Eleven Page Twelve WHO'S WHG Best Looking .... Best Best Best lllost Most Most Most Most Most lllost Most Dancer . . . Dressed . . . Natured . . , Popular . . . Athletic . . . Versatile .. Studious .. Dignified .... Sophisticated . . . Talkative . . . Optimistic .............. Most Interesting Personality. . . . . Most Most Class Cl ass Class Class Class Likely to Succeed ......... Musically Inclined ........ Baby .......... Socialite ....... Actor and Actress Dictionary . . . Wit ...... Anthony Alia Edward Zampino James Misa George N ehrbass Michael Corr John Mahnken Victor Cerelli Eugene Feickert Walter Huhn Jack Arkush Paul Reibel John Bremer Lionel Brown Frank Taborelli Edward Holler Sal Iannantuano Frank Pattermann Robert Moll Francis Furlong Jack Zitt Favorite Actor-Sterling Hayden Favorite Actress-Carole Lombard Margarette Rivardo Alice Zurburg Anne Kristich Geraldine Nicoletti june Nloretti Frances Schuman Irma Dobrikin Ann Kramer Kathleen Cherolio Eileen Kelly Flora Dobbins Veronica Zaremba Selma Cohen Alda Bianco Victoria Di Rito Lorraine Slaman Roslyn Glass Nina Alessi Ada Gwirtz Nettie Roshinsky Favorite Book- The Sun ls My Undoingn Favorite Magazine-Readers Digest Pet Diversion-Dancing Favorite Sport-Basketball Favorite Song- Sleepy Lagoon Senmrs Nina Josephine Alessi Ninn Commercial Business Humanist Staff, Glee Club, '38- '39, Home Economic Club, '39, Italian Club, '40-'41, Girls' After School Activities, '38-'39, Citizens of Tomorrow, '39, Miss Hanna's Secretary, '41, Senior Play, '41, Reception Committee, '42, Civilian Defense Club, '42. Anthony A. Alia 1. Tlmyn Commercial Business Humanist Staff, Italian Club, '40- '4-l, Civilian Defense Card Party, '42, Mr. Growney's Secretary, '42, Gregg 100. Theresa Marie Amadei fWarie Commercial Business Artistic Typing Club, '41, Girls' After School Activities, '39-'40, Home Room Representative, '40- '-ll, Civilian Defense Club, '42. Marie E. Anderson llRieJI Commercial Business Humanist Stali, O.C.D. Club, '42, Secretary, T.T. 100, Gregg 100, Squad Leader, '41-'42, Senior Reception Committee, '42, Jr. O.A.T., Circolo Italiano, '39, Citi- zens of Tomorrow, '39, J.O.T. Club, '38, Jr. Prom Committee, '40. Anthony A. Annucci Nucci Technical Stevens Humanist Staff, Band, '38-'42, Orchestra, '38-'42, Chemistry Club, '40-'41, 206 Club, '38-'41, Italian Club, Mathematical Nuts, '41-'42. Jack Arkush Muscle Art Pratt Institute Art Editor of Humanist , Fresh- man Basketball, '38, Intramural Basketball, '38-'40, Camera Club, '38, Asst. Football Mgr., '39-'41, Rembrandt Art Club, '41, Ring Committee, Senior Play. Page Fourteen Frank S. Avia, Jr. Flora E. Baird Mary Lou Bakal Art Undecided Freshman and Intramural Basket- ball, '38-'39g Baseball, '39, Biology Club, '39: Camera Club. rrFl011 Academic J. C. College 8: Medical Center Literary Editor of Humanist , Senior Fleur De Lis, '41-'42, Les Hiboux, '40-'41, Luckings Latin Linguists, '38-'40, Camera Club, '38-'39, 206 Club, '38-'41, Ku Klux Kem, '40-'41, Squad Leader, '41, Hy-Speed Longhand Club, '41. lfMin1l Commercial Business Class Treasurer, '41-'42g Class Sec- retary, '39-'40, Circolo Italiano, '39- '40g Citizens of Tomorrow, '39g j.O.T. Club, '38, Artistic Typing Club, '40g Girls' Intramural Team, '38, jr. 0.A.T.g Jr. Red Cross Council, '42. Emily Becker lIBeck!3 Commercial Business Humanist Staff, Drum Majorette, '40-'42, Leader, '42, T.T. 1003 Gregg 100, jr. O.A.'I'.g C.T. 40, Class President, '41-'4-25 Vice-Presi- dent, '40-'4-lg Better Citizens of Tomorrow, President, '39g Artistic Typing Club, '40, Student Secy. for Deans, '41-'4-29 Squad Leader, '40- '41g Girls' Gym Social Committee, '42g Reception Committee: Ring Committee: O.C.D., '423 J.O.T. Club, '39. Muriel B. Begun Commercial Business Humanist Staifg Les Hiboux, '40- '41g T.T. 1003 Jr. O.A.T.g Citizens of Tomorrow, '38-'39g Civilian De- fense Clubg Civil Service Clubg Les Ecureils, '39-'4-0. Elizabeth Bellino Lizzie Commercial Business Humanist Stall, Italian Club, '40, Civilian Defense Club, '4-23 Jr. Red Cross, '42, Card Party, '4-2. Page Fifteen Muriel Constance Berner fllickey ' Commercial Drake College Alumni Editor of Humanist , Spanish Festival, '39, Squad Lead- er, '39-'41, Girls' Basketball, '41, Senior Play, jr. 0.A.T., '41, Sr. O.A.'I'., '42, St. Patrick's Day So- cial Committee, '41, Treasurer, Neunzehn Neugierige Schiiler und ein Lehrer, '40-'4l. Marilyn M. Bernstein ffllynnff Academic Medical Assistant Asst. Business Manager of Hu- manist , Fleur De Lis, '41, Les Hiboux, Senior Plays, Glee Club, '39, Luckings Latin Linguists, '38- '40, Math Club, '41, Ku Klux Kem, '40-'-I-1, 206 Club, '38-'41, Squad Leader, '42, Alda Bianco Academic Englewood School of Nursing Humanist Staff, Vice-Pres., '41- '4-2, Girls' Intramural Basketball, I.C.K.E., '39, Circolo Italian Club, '40, Ku Klux Kem, '39-'40, Presi- dent, 206 Club, '41-'42. Lilyan Louise Bidwell Nil1sie Commercial Undecided DeBros Sorosis, '38-'39, Spanish Fiesta, '39, Squad Leader, '39-'40, Variety Show, '40. Jeanette Blane Ginny Academic Holy Name Hospital Ku Klux Kem, Girls' Intramural Basketball, '39, Miss Ross's French Club, Mathematical Nuts, '40, Member of Ring Committee. Henry K. Boettger Hank Technical Business German Club, '39-'40, Orchestra, '39-'42, Band, '39-'42, 106 Club, '38-'42. Paar' Sixtrcn Emma L. Bopp ll ll Emmy Commercial Business Alumni Editor of Humanist , Girls' Basketball, '38-'40, Squad Leader, '41, Secretarial Work, Miss Reiley, Miss Millimet, Civilian Defense Card Party, '42, Jr. Red Cross, '41, Steno Speed Demons, '42, Gregg 100, School 100. Francis J. Boscia Technical Newark Tech Intramural Basketball, '41, Intra- mural Softball, '39-'40. Martin Boyajian lIMartyJJ Art Panzer Track Team, '39, Varsity Track, '40-'42, Captain, '40, Varsity Soc- cer, '41, Football Team, '39-'40. l John A. Bremer Bram Commercial U. S. Naval Air Corps Camera Club, '39, Secretarial Work, Mr. Eshleman, '41-'42. Evelyn Brown Lynn Academic Undecided Senior Play, '41, Miss Ross's French Club, Miss Moreau's French Club, After School Activities, '38-'39. Lionel Brown rrRedu W Technical Undecided Baseball, '39-'42, Sleepy Hollow Club,'4l. Pagr Srvrntrrn William R. Buck Buck Academic Rutgers Intramural Basketball, '38-'40, Latin Club, Mathematical Nuts, '41-'42, Senior Plays, Reception Committee. Madelyn B. Bugni ffBugs,, Commercial Undecided Girls' Intramural Basketball, '41- '42g Squad Leader, '38-'40, Senior Play Usherette, '41, DeBros' Citi- zens of Tomorrow, '39, Jr. O.A.T., Sr. O.A.T.g Ring Committee. Walter Burkart YIBIU-klf Technical Stevens Mathematical Nuts Club, '41-'42, German Club, '39, 106 Club, '38- '42g Reception Committee. Arthur Burnell J Hy Technical Tech. College Mathematical Nuts, '41-'42g Better Citizenship Comm.: German Club, '39-'40, 106 Club, '39-'42, Football, '40, Reception Committee. Rosaria M. Campanella If fl Sam Commercial Business Humanist Staff: Intramural Basketball, '38: T.T. 100, '41, Sr. O.A.T., '41, Circolo Italiano, '40- '41g Home Economics, '38-'393 Civilian Defense, '42, Civil Service, '42, Steno Speed Demons, '42: Office Secretary, '41-'42g Squad Leader, '39, Josephine B. Capezzuto rrjov Commercial Business I.iterary Editor of Humanist 1 T.T. 1003 Sr. O.A.'I'., '41g Home Economics, '38-'393 Circolo Itali- ano, '40-'41, Civilian Defense Card Party, '4-23 Civil Service Club, '4Z: Steno Speed Demons, '42g Squad Leader, '39, Nurse's Secretary, '41-'42. Paar Eighteen Joseph Carhart lfjoell Academic Business Football, '40-'41, Varsity, '4-lg In- tramural Basketball, '4-23 Romani Moderni Latin Club. Edward L. Cassinis flloto Academic Stevens Inst. Asst. Editor of Humanist g Math Nuts, '42, C.T. 463 Intramural Basketball, I.C.K.E., '39, Circolo Italiano, Italian Club, '40, Ku Klux Kem, '39-l40. Victoria J. Castellano Vifky Commercial Business Italian Club, '39-'40g Mrs. Gris- com's English Club, '40-'41g Citi- zens of Tomorrow, '38g Squad Leader, '39, Jr. O.A.T.g Sr. O.A.T. Victor Cerelli, Jr. ffyicll Academic Newark College of Eng. Sports Editor of I-Iumanistng Class Pres., '40-'4-lg Circolo Italiano, '38- '40g Mathematical Nuts, Vice-Pres., '4-lg Pres., '42, Luckings Latin Lin- guists, '38-'40g 206 Club, Pres., '41- '4-Zg Treas., '40g Intramural Soft- ball, '39-'42g Intramural Football, '4lg Varsity Tennis, '39-'4-lg Cap- tain, Tennis, '42g Chess Club, '40- '4-lg Camera Club, Pres., '4-1. Arthur A. Chaikin Chicken Academic Stevens Asst. Editor of Humanist , Math Nuts, '41-'42Q 206 Club, '38-'42Q Luckings Latin Linguists, '38-'40, Les Va-Nu-Pieds, '39-'4-Og Chem. Club, '40-'41, Les Hiboux, '40-'4-13 Chess Club, '40-'415 Intramural Softball, '40-'41, Senior Fleur De Lis, '41-'42g Band and Orchestra, '38-'4-23 Intramural Football, '4-Og 306 Club, Treas., '41-'42. John W. Challenger J. C. Technical Ohio University Senior Playsg Baseball '40-'42, In- tramural Basketball, 'SS-'393 Senior Class, Treasurerg Ring Committee. Page Nineteen Kathleen R. Cherolio Selma Dorothy Cohen Salvatore Victor Conigliaro Katl1if ' Sei Sal Commercial Business Academic New York University Academic College Humanist Staff: Civilian Defense Latin Club, 206 Club, Squad Lead- Humanist Staff, Band, '39-'42, Club, '42g jr. Red Cross, '41, Civ- erg Camera Clubg Chem. Club, Orchestra, '39-'42g Mathematical ilian Defense Card Party, '-l2. Sorosis. Nuts. N N Emma C. Corbett fl ll Emmy Commercial Business School Sr. U.A.'l'., '-H3 Mrs. Shotwell Art Club, '-G01 Squad Leader, '39: Bet- ter Citizenship Committee, '39, Michael J. Corr, Jr. HAPPIHU Commercial Business Asst. Mgr. Football, '39, Varsity Football Mgr., '40g Intramural Basketball, '40-'41 1 Freshman Basketball, '38-'39q Senior Plays, Sr. O.A.T., jr. O.A.T.: Class Presidentg Intramural Softball, '42. N w l I Charles Covino Art Seton Hall Art Staff of Humanist Q Track Team, '39-'42, Indoor Track, '40- '42 Page Twenty Walter E. Dautel 1fl7aIly Technical Stevens Varsity Football, '39-'41, Tennis, '42, Intramural Basketball, '41-'42, Senior Plays, Band, '39-'41, Home Room Pres., '41, 106 Club. Ernest Michael DeLeo Ernie Academic College St. Michael's High School, '38-'39, Intramural Softball, '40-'42, Intra- mural Basketball, '41, Mathemat- ical Nuts Club, '41-'42. Dorothy Mae Diedolf rfDot.vJ Commercial Business Humanist Staff, Civilian Defense Club, '42, Defense Card Party, '42, Draft Board, '42, Citizens of Tomorrow, '39. Victoria M. Di Rito I-'Ifickyu C0mm'l Juilliard School of Music Music Editor of Humanist , Sr. O.A.T., Orchestra, '38-'42, Band, '39-'42, Better Citizens of Tomor- row, Vice-Pres., '38, J.O.T. Club, '38-'39, Pres. of Artistic Typists, '38-'42, International Art Typing Contest, Winner, '41, Civilian De- fense Club, Vice-Pres., '42, Switch- board Operator, Main Office, '41- '-l-2, Music Festivals, DeBros Me- morial Sorosis, '39, Better Citizen- ship Committee, '39-'40, Civil Serv- ice Club, '42, Circolo Italiano, '40, O.C.D. Committee, '42, DeBros Yankee Doodlers, '39, Student Loan Fund Committee, '41, Squad Lead- er, '42, C.T. 48. Flora S. Dobbms IIFIOJJ Academic Stevens Institute Algebra Club, '38, Mr. Roop's Chem. Club, Intramural Basket- ball, Miss Ross's French Club, Sorosis. Page Tfwenly one Irma J. Dobrikin Hyila Commercial Business Humanist Stali, Glee Club, '38- '40, Musical Concerts, '38-'39, Squad Leader, '39, jr. Red Cross, '41, Civilian Defense Club, '42, Civilian Defense Card Party, '42. Elizabeth P. Donaghy ..Betty,, Commercial Columbia College Squad Leader, '38-'42, Usherette, Senior Plays, Concert, Citizens of 'l'omorrow Club, Civil Service Club, Civilian Defense. Grace Ruth Drude .. 4 - ,. Gracie Commercial Business Business Mgr. of Humanist , Glee Club, '38-'42, Librarian, '39-'42, Orchestra, '38-'40, Squad Leader, '38-'41, North Hudson Symphony Concert, '42, Usherette, Senior Plays, '41, Musical Concerts, '39- '42, Secretarial Work, Mr. Rich- man, '42, Civilian Defense Club, '42, Civilian Defense Card Party, '42, jr. Red Cross, '41, jr. O.A.'I'., Sr. O.A.'l'., Gregg 100, School 100. l Alice L. Ducate 111411: Commercial Business Asst. Editor of Humanist , Glee Club, '38-'39, Musical Concert, '39, Civilian Defense Club, '42, Civilian Defense Card Party, '42, Secretarial VVork, Mr. McGrath. Mr. Gerisch, '42, Gregg 100, School 100, jr. 0.A.T., '-41. Irwin Edelberg rr ,v E11 Academic Iowa College Camera Club, '38, Senior Camera Club, '39. l Lila Edelberg 1lLylJl Academic Barbizon Camera Club, Latin Club, Asst. Squad Leader, Mr. Golden's 206 Club, Les Hiboux, Girls' Intra- mural Basketball, Les Va-Nu-Pieds. I' wr Twrnty-tfwo Arlene Engel Charles Henry Ernst Margery E. Farr Hefty Chad Academic College Commercial Business Humanist Staff, Washington Irv- Intramural Basketball, '39-'4lg ln- ing High School, New York, '39- tramural Softball, '40-'41. '-Hg Squad Leader, '-I-Z. fllargie Art Business Humanist Staflg 206 Club, '38- '40, Chess Club, '38, jr. Chess Clubg Squad Leaderg Chemistry Club, Library Stall, '42g Spanish Festival, '39. Eugene W. Feickert Jean Feiss Elsie Feit ff 1 IJ Swiss Academic Business Editor -in - Chief of Humanist , Senior Fleur De Lis, Sec.-Treas., '41-'4-21 Library Asst., '41-'42, Usher, Commencement Exercises, jan., '42, Chess Group, '41-'4-23 Memorial Chess Team, '41g Math- ematical Nuts, '41-'42g Chairman, Straight Math g Miss Luckings' Latin Linguists, '4-lp junior Fleur De Lis, Sec.-Treas., '4lg C.T. 64: Les Ecureils, '40-'-l-lg Amici Lin- guae Latinae, '40-'4-1: Mrs. Sap- ienza's Latin Club, '405 Les Petits Va-Nu-Pieds, '403 Les Bijoux, '39- '40. If ' ll ffanme Commercial Business Le Circle Trente-Trois, '40-'41, Girls' Basketball Team, '40-'4l3 Artistic Typing Clubg Squad Lead- er, '40-'4-lg Secretary to Nurse, '41- '+2, jr. O.A.T.g sr. o.A.T. HEIQJ Commercial Business O.C.D. Committee. '42, C.D. Club, '42, Civil Service Club, '42: School 100: Gregg 1003 jr. O.A.T.g Les Ecureils, '393 Better Citizens of Tomorrow, '38-'39g J.O.T. Club, '38: Squad Leader, '38-'40, 20 Page Club, '4l. Pagr' T-wfnty-lhrrf Eric L. Fischer l'u1'l'-r .At'Zlllt'lllll' ll. S. Const Guard Academy Varsity Basketball, Mgr. liastern States Champs, '40-'41, Asst. Mgr. Basketball, '38-'40, 'I'rt-as. of Math Club, '42, 206 Club, Vice-llres., '42, Cht-ln. Club, '4l. David A. French Academic Undecided 206 Club, '38-'41, Chairman, jr. Chess Group, '40-'41, Chemistry Club, '41, Intramural Softball, '41, Mathematical Nuts, '42. Leah Friedhand LFE Commercial College Squad Leader, '42, Concert, '42, U.C.D., '42, Longhand Club, '41- '42, Glee Club, '40-'42, Artistic Typists, '40-'42, -lr. O.A.'I'., C.'I'. 40. Dorothy E. Friedrich Dui U Commercial Business llumanist Staff, Glee Club, '38- '42: Vive-Pres., '41-'42, Concert, '42, 'l'.'l'. SO, -lr. O.A.'l'.. '40, Sr. tl.A.'l'., '41, Better Citizenship l'mninittce, '40. Gerald R. Frolow njprryu Academic University of Pennsylvania llumanist Staff, Senior Plays, ln- trarnural Basketball, '38, Intra- mural Baseball, '40-'42, Nlathemat- ical Nuts, Hy-Speed Longhand, l,uckinp.rs' Latin linguists, '38-'41, 206 Club, Pres., '39, Vice-Pres., '40, Treas., '41, Ku Klux Kem, '41, Co-rhairman Social Comm., '42, Ping Pong Team, '39-'40, jr. Chess Group, '-40. Evelyn F. Fuerer fIFuryIl Academic College Miss Luckingzs' Latin Club, '38-'40, 206 Club, '38-'41, Glee Club, '40, Music Festival, '40, Squad Leader, '38, Camera Club, '41, Artistic Typists, '41, Art Club, '42, Pay: Tbwrnfy-four Francis Frederick Furlong 1rFurly:J Commercial U. S. Army Air Corps Athletic Editor of Humanist , In- tramural Basketball, '38-'39, Cam- era Club, '38, Asst. Mgr. Baseball, '40-'41, Mgr. Baseball, '42, Pres. Civilian Defense Club, '42, Senior Ring Committee, Secy. to Mr. Kauffman, '41-'42. Florence B. Gallant Academic New York University Les Hiboux, '40-'41, Les Va-Nu- Pieds, '39-'40, Fleur De Lis, '41, jr. O.A.T., '41, DeBros Sorosis, Camera Club, '41, Hy-Speed Long- hand, '41, 206 Club, '38-'42, Luck- ings' Latin Linguists, '38-'40, Li- brary Assistant, '40-'4-1. Adelaide Gans Addie Commercial Business School Squad Leader, '42, Sr. O.A.T., DeBros's Citizens of Tomorrow, '38, Mr. Zaccone's Art Club, '39, Mrs. Shotwell's Art Club, '39, Francis P. Geruth Frank Technical Business Humanist Staff, Intramural Basketball, '39-'40, Intramural Softball, '41, Camera Club, '40, Mathematical Nuts, '42, Varsity Football, '41, 106 Club. Roslyn Barbara Glass HROZU Commercial Coral Gillis Humanist Staff, Sr. O.A.T., C.T. 45, Better Citizens of Tomorrow, '38, Gregg 80, Glee Club, '38-'40, Drum Majorette, '40-'42, Girls' Gym Social Committee, '40-'42, Head Squad Leader, '41, Reception Committee, O.C.D. Committee, '42, 20 Page Club, '41-'42, J.O.T. Club, '38. Sol R. Goldberg Academic Newark College of Engineering Humanist Staff, Les Hiboux, In- tramural Football, '39-'40, Intra- mural Basketball, '39-'40, Intra- mural Softball, '39-'42, Math Club, '41-'42, 206 Club, Pres., '41, Ku Klux Kem, '40-'41, Luckings' Lat- in Linguists, Consul, '39. Page Twenty ji-'vz Gertrude G. Goldin Commercial Business School Citizens of Tomorrow, '3Xg Sr. 0..'X.'l'.g -lr. U..X.'l'. Albert Peter Guidotti HBFIU Academic Stevens Inst. of Tech. Humanist Stalfg C.'l'. 355 Die Nicht Wissenden, '41, Mathemat- ical Nuts, '42, Ku Klux Kem, '40- '4-lg Chess Club, '40, Intramural Softball. Ada L. Gwirtz Commercial Business Asst. Editor of Humanist g Les Iicureils, '39-'40, I.es Hiboux, '40- '+lQ Fleur De Lis, '41-'42, Ulee Club, '3X-'421 'l'.'l'. 1001 C.'l'. 45, Citizens of Tomorrow, '38-'39g jr. U..'X.'I'.g Artistic Typists, '40-'-HQ Civilian Defense Club, '42g O.C.D. Card Party, '42, Civil Service Club, '-I-25 Speed Demons, '423 Miss lIanna's Secretary, '423 Music Festivals: Senior Reception Com- mittee, 42. Irene C. Haslob Commercial Business School Asst. Business Mgr. of Human- ist : Girls' Intramural Basketball, '38-'39: sr. o.A.'l'., 'wg jr. o.A.'1'., '391 Artistic Typing, '39-'40, Home liconomics Club, '38-'391 Better Citizenship League, '39: Squad Leader, '40-'4lg 20 Page Club. Mabel V. Hauser ll ll Jllae Commercial Business Literary Editor of Humanist 3 Squad Leaderg Gregg 1003 School 1003 Civilian Defense Club, '-123 Secretary to Mr. Growney, '421 junior Red Cross, '-HQ After School .Xctivitiesg Civilian Defense Card Party, Secretary, '42. Ingeburg R. Haussler 1ng1 ' Commercial Business German Club, '41-'-+23 Squad Lead- er, '42, jr. o..-t.'r., '393 Civilian Defense journal, Typist, '-42. I um 7'1zL'rnIy-,six Ann S. Hillier Bowie Art Nursing Senior Play, '41, Miss Luckings' Latin Club, '39, Camera Club, '38- '39, Squad Leader, '39, Music Fes- tival, '39, Glee Club, '38-'42, 206 Club, '38-'41, Mrs. Galvin's Biol- ogy Club, '39, Art Club, '42, Re- ception Committee, '42. Carl H. Hillringhouse Gloria D. Hiza I-ignyyv Academic N. Y. U. Technical Stevens Les Va-Nu-Pieds, Les Hiboux, , Fleur De Lis, Luckings' Latin Lin- German Festival, German Club, guists, 738-7409 206 Club, 738,'4l: '39-'404 Stage Manager' Semol' Librarian, '42, Debros' Sorosis, '39, Play, 106 Club, 'ss-'42, Squad Leader, '39. Helen A. Hofmann Commercial Business Humanist Staff, Gregg 100, School 100, Senior Ring Commit- tee, Civilian Defense Club, '42, Secy. to Mr. Brenner, '42, jr. Red Cross Work, Better Citizenship Club, '41, Glee Club, '38-'41, Mu- sic Festival, '38-'41, Squad Leader, '39, After School Activities, '38- '39. Walter A. Holden Amasa Academic P. I. N. S. Literary Editor of Humanist , Les Ecureils, '40, Pres. Les Hib- oux, '41, Co-Pres., Pi Mu Epsilon, Math Contest, '42, N. Y. U. Latin Contest, '41-'42, Math Nuts, '41- '42, Vice-Pres., Better Citizenship Committee, '40, Latin Clubs, '40- '4-1. Edward J. Holler Holler Academic Georgia Tech. Humanist Staff, Track Team, '41, Co-Pres., Les Hiboux, '40, Fleur De Lis, '41, Band, '39-'42, Intramural Basketball, '38-'42, In- tramural Football, '39-'40, Intra- mural Softball, '4l-'4-2, Orchestra, '39-'42, Math Nuts, '41-'42, Ku Klux Kem, '41, Luckings' Latin Linguists, '39, Consul, Pi Mu Ep- silon Math Contest, '42. Page Twenty-.refvrri Walter C. Huhn ,.Walt,, Technical Stevens Glee Club, '38-'42, Pres. Intramural Basketball, '38, Camera Club, '39- '40, Riding Club, '40, 206 Club, '38-'40, 106 Club, '39-'42, German Club, '39-'40, Louis Salvatore Iannantuano HSHIJ1 Technical College Senior Play, '41, Chemistry Club, '40. Arthur E. Imperatore Dutchy Commercial Fordham Band, '38-'39, Music Festival, '39, Baseball, '39, Asst. Mgr., Mgr., Basketball, '38-'40, Asst. Mgr., State Champs, '38-'39, County Champs, '39-'40, Intramural Bas- ketball, '38-'41, Intramural Softball, '38, Camera Club, '39, Secretary to Mr. Burns, '41, Better Citizenship Committee, '-40. Anne J ugan Hank Commercial Business Humanist Staff, Citizens of To- morrow, '38, Pres., Girls' Basket- ball, '40-'41, Captain, Squad Lead- er, '41, Les Hiboux, '41, Civil De- fense Club, '42, Jr. Red Cross, Better Citizenship Club, '42. Betty J uron NJJJ Commercial Business Sr. O.A.T., C.T. 45, Jr. O.A.T., Glee Club, '38-'42, Music Festivals, Better Citizens of Tomorrow, '38- '39, Librarian, '40-'42, High Speed Speedsters, '41-'42, Civilian De- fense Club, '42, Les Ecureils, '40, Katherine D. Karcher lf 0 ll S15 Commercial Business Reception Committee, '42, O.C.D. Committee, '42, Switchboard Oper- ator, '41, T.T. 100, C.T. 40, Jr. O.A.T., Squad Leader, '38-'40, Vice Pres. to Home Room, Glee Club, '38, J.O.T. Club, '38-'39, Bet- ter Citizens of Tomorrow, '38. Pagr Twrnty-right Joseph A. Kazanchy K azz y Art Stevens Asst. Business Mgr. of Human- ist , Galvin's Biology Club, '38, Treasurer, Dr. Eickmann's Deuts- ches Verein, '42, Senior Play, Art Staff, '41, Math Nuts, '41-'42, En- tertainment Chairman, '42, Tutor- ing, '42, Senior Reception, '42, jr. Red Cross Aide, '42. Philip J. Kellner Phil Technical Casey jones Camera Club '39-'40, Intramural Basketball, wi-'42, 106 Club, 'ss- '42. Eileen M. Kelly frKelly:1 Commercial Modeling Asst. Business Mgr. of Humanist , Cheerleader, '38-'39, Reception Committee, '42, Squad Leader, '39. Vera M. Key Commercial Business Girls' Intramural Basketball, '38, T.T. 80, Sr. O.A.T., '41, Italian Club, '40, Circolo Italian Club, '40-'41, Artistic Typist, '39-'40, Treasurer, Home Economics Club, '38-'39, Squad Leader, '39, jr. Red Cross Council, '42, Civil Service Club, '42, Civilian Defense Club, '42. Raymond P. Kirchmer Kink Technical Stevens Camera Club, '38-'39, Math Nuts, '41-'42, Intramural Softball, '39, Intramural Basketball, '41, 106 Club, Reception Committee. A. Marie Klug Commercial Paine Hall Humanist Staff, Better Citizens of Tomorrow, '38, Artistic Typists, '40, Orchestra, '38-'39, Glee Club, '38-'39, C.T. 51, Jr. 0.A.T.g sr. O.A.T., School 80, Gregg 80, 20 Page Club, '41-'42, Squad Leader, '39. Page Tfwrnty mm' Anna R. Kramer HA, - ,. umm' Commercial journalism Co-Editor-in-Chief of Humanist g Squad Leader, '-401 German Club, '41-'423 jr. Red Crossg Civilian Defense Club, '-I-23 Gregg 1005 School 1003 Civilian Defense Card Party. Doris Kreidler ffD0tl! Commercial Business 'I.T. 1005 Sr. O.A.T., '4-lg jr. O.A.T. '4-03 Civilian Defense Club, '42, Squad Leader, '41. Helen T. Kristal Crystal Commercial Undecided Girls' Intramural Basketball, '401 Sr. 0.A.'l'.' jr. 0.A.'I'.g Art Club, '-Hg Civilian Defense Club. Anne Kristich ff I ll Annie Commercial Business After School Activities, '38-'39g Squad Leader, '38-'40g Civilian De- fense Card Party, '42g Jr. Red Cross Yvorli. '42. Bertha Lasker Berdie Commercial Business Humanist Staffg T.T. 1003 Sr. O.A.T.q jr. O.A.T.3 Home Econom- ics Club, '38-'39g Civilian Defense Club, '42, Artistic Typists, '39-'4-0. Sidney E. Laster Sid Academic Rutgers University Literary Editor of Humanist 3 Band, '38-'-123 Glee Club, '41-'-423 Les Va-Nu-Pieds, '40-,413 Les Hib- oux, 140341: Pres. of junior Fleur De Lis, Senior Fleur De Lis, '41- 42: Mathematical Nuts, '41-'421 Chairman of Chess Group, '41-'-125 Memorial Chess Team, '4-23 Intra- mural Softball, '40-'423 Ku Klux Kem, '4-lg Latin Club, '393 Consul Latin Club, '4-Og Co-Consul of Miss Luckings' Latin Linpguists, '-I-lg N. Y. U. Latin Contest. Paar Thirty Rose Phylis Laurenzano NRO!! Commercial Business Jr. O.A.T.3 Sr. O.A.T.g Home Economics Club, '38-'39: Italian Club, '39-'40, Circolo Italian Club, '40-'41, Civilian Defense Club, '42, 'I'.T. 80, Reception Committeeg C.T. 45. Robert John Liparini liippy!! Technical Business Italian Club, '39-'40, Mathematical Nuts, '42, Intramural Softball, '42, 106 Club. Alan J. Lowenthal HAI!! Academic Music Intramural Basketball, '39-'40, French Club, '40, Band, '38-'4l: Orchestra, '38-'4lg Music Festival, '39-'40, Senior Reception Commit- tee. John E. Mahnken Commercial Georgetown jr. Varsity Basketball, '37: Varsity Basketball, '38-'4-2: All County, '39- '4-Zg All State, '39-'423 All Eastern States, '41-'423 Most Valuable Player Award, '41-'42g Glee Club, '37: Artistic Typing Club, '38. Daniel E. Mansmann nDanv Technical Stevens Tech. Humanist Staff: Camera Club, '38-'40, Intramural Basketball, '38- '42g Intramural Softball, '39-'40' Varsity Baseball, '42g 106 Club. 1 Louis J. Marano Brownie Art Stevens Tech. Intramural Basketball, '38-'42, In- tramural Softball, '39-'40g Intra- mural Football, '39-'415 Asst. Mgr. Football, '39-'41, Mathematical Va- riety Show, '39, 106 Club, '41-'42. Page Thirty om' Kenneth R. Mayer Ken H Art Pratt Institute Intramural Softball, '39-'40: Intra- mural Football, '39-'40, 106 Club. Andrew Paul Menasian Andy Academic College Latin I Club, '38, Jr. Varsity Foot- ball, '39, Camera Club, '38, Mrs. Galvin's Biology Club, '39. Thelma H. Mender Academic Long Island University Les Hiboux, '40, Treas., Social Committee, '42, Luckings' Latin Linguists, Consul, '39, Ku Klux Kem, '41, Mathematical Nuts, '42: Squad Leader, '39: 206 Club, '39- '413 Usherette, '41-'42, Les Va-Nu- Piedsg Hy-Speed Longhand. Julia Mihalik Julie f'0lll!llCl'l'lfll Business l'itivt-ns of Tomorrow, '33, Civ- ilian llefense Club, '42, Gregg 1005 ,ll'. Rrtl Cross Yvork, '41-'-12. Doris S. Mildenberger UDOHJ3, Academic Radcliff College Humanist Staff, Glee Club, Pian- ist, '38-'42, Les Hiboux, '41, Mu- sic Festivals, '39-'42, Christmas Festival, '41, Mathematical Nuts, '41-'42, Miss Luckings' Latin Lin- guists, '39-'40, 206 Club, '38-'41, Horseback Riding Club, '39-'41, Kem Klucks, '41, O.C.D. Card Party, '42. r l James P. Millar Sanity Fechnical Business Intramural Basketball Team, '38- '41g Intramural Softball Team, '39- '40g 106 Club, Intramural Football Team, '41, I nor Thirly-ffwo James Misa Johanna F. Moll ffjinlfl lffoll Technical Business Commercial Business Intramural Basketball, '38-'39, Glee Humanist Staff: Civilian De- Club Q 106 Club. fense Clubg Die Nichtswissendeng Gregg 1005 School 100. Robert J. Moll Bob Academic Business Les Hiboux, '40-'41: Senior Plays, '4lg Les Ecureils, '40, Intramural Basketball Champs, '41-'42, Intra- mural Basketball, '39-'40, Intra- mural Softball, '40-'42. Dorothe Moretti Dotlie Commercial Wellesley College Citizens of Tomorrow Club, '393 Artistic Typing Club, '40, Secre- tary of Horseback Riding Club, '40- '4l, jr. O.A.T.: Sr. O.A.T.3 Senior Reception Committee, Squad Lead- er, '39-'40. June D. Moretti Commercial Business Pres. of Home Economics Club, '38g Girls' Intramural Basketball, '39-'+0g Senior Plays, '41, Sr. O.A.T.g jr. O.A.T.g Artistic Typ- ing Club, '39g Squad Leader, '39- '4-lg Girls' Social Committee, '41- '42g Squad Leader, '39-'40g junior B Prom Committee, '4l3 Secre- tary to Miss Croddock, R.N., '41- 'fl-2. John P. Morro ltfoeii Technical Stevens Tech Intramural Basketball, '38-'39g In- tramural Softball, '39-'40, 106 Club. Page Thirty thru' Dominick M. Mosera Harriet B. Munsart Mary Nadalin Dom Technical University of Alabama Italian Club, '39-'40, Intramural Football, '39-'40, Intramural Soft- ball, '39-'42, Mathematical Nuts, '41-'42, Stage Manager Senior Plays, 106 Club, '38-'42, Reception Committee, '4-2. 1' QU I rrHaru Commercial Business Literary Editor of Humanist , Glee Club, '40-'41, Girls' Intra- mural Basketball, '39, T.T. 100, Sr. O.A.T., Gregg 100, Les Va-Nu- Pieds, '40, Les Ecureils, '40, Les Hiboux, '41, Junior Fleur De Lis, '41, Senior Fleur De Lis, '42, Home Economics Club, '39, Artistic Typ- ists, '39-'42, Secretary, '41, Vice Pres., '42, Audubon Biology Club, '41, Civilian Defense Service Club, '42, Steno Speed Demons, '42, Civil Service Club, '42, Squad Leader, '41, Student Loan Fund Committee, '41. Naddie Art Undecided Humanist Staff, Circolo Italiano Club, Scholastic Certificate of Mer- it in Art, '42, 206 Club. Harry W. Nagel Sodium Academic College Senior Play, Camera Club, Miss Luckings' Latin Club, Mr. Roop's Chemistry Club, Mathematical Nuts, 206 Club, Intramural Soft- ball, Dr. Eickman's Deutsches Verein, Mrs. jonnson's German Club, Mrs. Galvin's Biology Club, jr. Red Cross Aide. William P. Nagel Bill Art Undecided Art Club, '39, Camera Club, '39- '41, Intramural Football, '39, Art Staff, Senior Play. i George M. Nehrbass Georyie Commercial Undecided Camera Club, '38-'39, Intramural Basketball, '39-'42, Intramural Soft- ball, '40-'41, Mr. Burns' Secretary, '42 Pagf Thirty-four X, Margaret P. Nickel l'll11rge', Commercial Business Squad Leader, '41, Glee Club, '41- '42g Civilian Defense Card Party, Music Festival, '-Hg Concert, '42. Geraldine Nicoletti fl ll Gerry Commercial Business 'I'.T. 45, DeBr0s' Sorosis, Girls' Glee Club, '39-'41, Treasurer, '40- '4lg Citizens of Tomorrow, '39: Girls' After School Activities, ,39Q Music Festival. Rosalie Nocifore HLPFU Academic Business School Luckings' Latin Linguists, '38-'-403 Consul, '40Q Les Hiboux, '40-'-113 Glee Club, '39-'-+03 Squad Leader, '393 206 Club. '39-'42: Ku Klux Kem, '40-'4lg Mathematical Nuts. Edwin Olson Chubby Technical Business Ku Klux Kem, Miss Gabriel's English Club, Intramural Softball, '4l: Intramural Football, '39, Evangeline Panoulias nlfllllyfn Commercial Business Glee Club, '40-'41, Girls' Intra- mural Basketball, '395 'I'.T. 100, Sr. 0.A.T., Artistic Typists, '39- '40g Civilian Defense Service Club, '42, Squad Leader, '42, 20 Page Club, '41-'423 Nurses Secretary, '4-23 jr. O.A.T. Rita L. Pastorino Rim Commercial Business Sr. O.A.T.g Home Economics Club, '39, Artistic Typists Club, '4-0. Page Thirty fi-vr Frank G. Pattermann, Jr. lfpatli Academic Undecided Senior Play, '41, Intramural Soft- ball, '41-'42, Die Nichtswissenden, '41, Senior Reception Committee, '42, Riding Club, '39. Marie Paul Commercial Business Sr. O.A.T.g C.T. 45, Camera Club, '38, Better Citizens of Tomorrow, Group 2, '38-'39, DeBros' Sorosis, '39, Spanish Festival, '39, Math- ematical Variety Show, '40, Squad Leader, '40-'41g Senior Reception Committee, '42, O.C.D. Card Party, '42. Anthony Petrovich IfIgg-VII Technical Business Intramural Basketball, '42, 106 Club, Band, '41-'42, John Joseph Pfeiffer lfFifer!l Academic Undecided Freshman Basketball, '38-'39, In- tramural Basketball, '39-'42, Intra- mural Softball, '38-'39, Mrs. Gris- com's Latin IV Club, '40, Latin V Club of 316, '4l. Victor A. Piano Rose M. Pisani lffficll ffRoJl Commercial Business Commercial Undecided Camera Club, '38: Italian Club, Sr. O.A.'I'., '41, Italian Club, '40- Vice Pres., '40, Our Little Class- '41, Girls' Intramural Basketball, room Guild, ,39. '39. Page Thirty-.fix Gilda Pluchino lfGillJ Commercial Business Civilian Defense Club, '41-'42, Italian Club, '38, Gregg 100, jr. Red Cross, Civilian Defense Card Party, '42. Thomas H. Povolny Academic Georgetown Jr. Varsity Basketball, '38-'40, H. C. C., '38-'42, Capt., '39-'40, Varsity Basketball, '40-'42, N. J. State Champs, '42, Eastern States Champs, '41, All-County, '42, Varsity Baseball, '42, Intramural Softball, '40-'41, Pres. of Class, '39, Pres. of Biology, '39. Sanford Lawrence Price Sandy Academic Univ. of Pennsylvania Humanist Staff, Fleur De Lis, Les Hiboux, Senior Plays, Band, '38-'40, Glee Club, '38-'42, Math- ematical Nuts, 'Ku Klux Kem, Jr. Red Cross, Luckings' Latin Lin- guists, '38-'39, 206 Club, Intra- mural Softball, '39-'42, Intramural Football, '40, Xmas Festival, '41, Music Festival, '39-'42, Orchestra, '38-'-40. Anne E. Provitere Commercial Business Better Citizens of Tomorrow Club, '38-'39, Italian Club, '40, Gregg 80, '41-'42, Jr. O.A.T., O.C.D. Card Party, Nurses' Secretary, '42. Lillian Pull Erwin M. Puteska ffdllilll ffErvJl Commercial Undecided Academic Stevens Better Citizens of Tomorrow, '38, Humanist Staff, Les Hiboux, '40- Glee Club, '39, Artistic Typing, '41, Fleur De Lis, '41-'42, Les '40, 20 Page Club, '41-'42, Civil Ecureils, '39-'4-0. Service, '42. Pagr Thirty-.rr-vm Thomas G. Rabito ..l4gy,, Technical Business Orchestra, '38-'39, Italian Club, '39-'40, Camera Club, '38-'40, ln- tramural Softball, '38-'41, Intra- mural Football, '39-'40, Intramural Basketball, '38-'40, 106 Club, 738- '42 Esther Ravizza Commercial Business Literary Editor of Humanist , Citizens of Tomorrow Club, '38, Miss Tagliareni's Italian Club, '39, Civilian Defense Club, Secy., '42, Steno Speed Demons, '42, Squad Leader, '42, Civilian Defense Card Party, '42, jr. Red Cross, '41-'42, Gregg 100, School 100. Paul F. Reibel, Jr. Buster Technical Trade School Humanist Staff, Camera Club, '38-'40, Mathematical Nuts, '42, German Club, '41, Intramural Soft- ball, '39-'40, Glee Club, '40-'41, Class Representative, '38-'42, Ring Committee, '42, 106 Club, '38-'42, l l F. Leah Reisler if up LN Academic Undecided Les Hiboux, '39-'40, Intramural Basketball, '38-'39, Luckings' Latin Linguists: 206 Club, Hy-Speed Longhand Club, '41, Dancing Club, '42. Selden E. Repsher Boots Technical Business Intramural Softball, '38-'40, In- tramural Football, '39, 106 Club. l Gabriel A. Risco llGabeI! Commercial Casey jones School of Aeronautics Intramural Basketball, '41-'42, Camera Club, 'ss-'40, jr. O.A.T., Sr. O.A.T., Italian Circolo, '39- '41, Artistic Typing, '40, Recep- tion Committee, Ring Committee. Paar Thirty-right Elaine K. Ritterhouse IIEJI Commercial Business Squad Leader, '38, Band, l38-'40, Music Festival, '39, Senior Re- ception Committee. Margarette M. Rivardo M argeu Commercial Business t'Humanist Staff, Squad Leader, '41, Civilian Defense Card Party, Gregg 100, Jr. Red Cross Work, School 100. Nettie Roshinsky N ettie Commercial Pratt Humanist Art Staff, Senior Play, Art Staff, Certificate of Merit of Scholastic Art Contest, Squad Lead- er, '40, Gregg 100, Memorial Art Club, O.C.D. Committee. Marian Rover Commercial Business Girls' Intramural Basketball, '38- '42, Sr. O.A.T., Home Economics Club, Civilian Defense Service Club, '42, Jr. O.A.'I'. Richard M. Rubenstein Ricky Academic Wharton School UH ' H umamst Staff, Intramural Soft- ball, '40-'42, Les Va-Nu-Pieds, ,40, Les Hiboux, '41, Les Jeunes Fleur De Lis, '41, Senior Fleur De Lis, ,4-2, Mathematical Nuts, '42, Me- morial Chess Team, '42, Miss Luck- ings' Latin Linguists, '38-'39, Amici Linguae Latinae, '39-'40, Miss Luckings' Latin Club, '41, Ovi- dians, '41, Usher, Commencement Exercises, Jan., '42, Ku Klux Kem, '40, Chess Club, '42. Alvin Rubin 1114111 Academic N. Y. U. Fleur De Lis, Vice Pres. of Les Hiboux, '42, Orchestra, Ku Klux Kem, Mathematical Nuts, Les Ecureils, 206 Club, Band. Page Thirty mne Michael R. Sabella Alike Commercial Undecided Varsity Soccer, '41, Freshman In- tramural Basketball Champs, '38- '39, Intramural Basketball, '41-'42, Sr. O.A.'I'., Better Citizenship Com- mittee, '40. Anthony Raymond Sammak Academic College Senior Play, Mr. Roop's Chem Club, '40, French Club, '39. Helen Sarkissian Commercial Business School 80, Gregg SO, Squad Lead- er, '39-'42, DeBros's Memorial So- rosis, '39, Citizens of Tomorrow, '39, Class Representative, '39, Civil Service Club, '42, Pres., Civ- ilian Defense Club, '42, O.C.D. Card Party Committee, journal, Chairman, Girls' After School Ac- tivities, '39, 20 Page Club, '42, Music Festival, '41, T.T. 45. Richard Scheidt nshyu Art Kaywoodie Prep. Senior Play, Track, '39, Tennis, '39, Memorial High School Band, '38, Varsity Football, '40-'41, Coleman H. Schneider Coco Technical Business Camera Club, '38, Good Citizen- ship Committee, '40, 106 Club. Eva L. Schreiber frE.ven Commercial Business O.C.D. Club, '42, School 80, Gregg 80, Squad Leader, '40, 20 Page Club, '41-'42, Jr. O.A.T., Better Citizens of Tomorrow, Group II, '38-'39, Civil Service Club, '-42. Pngr Forty Frances M. Schuman Fran Academic Christ Hospital Humanist Staff, Girls' Intra- mural Basketball Champions, '40, Girls' Intramural Basketball, '39- '42g Co-Captain, '393 Captain, '40, Mgr. of Softball League, Squad Leader, '38-'42, Mathematical Nuts, '41-'423 Secy. of Ku Klux Kem, '41, Chairman of Social Com- mittee, '4-2. Joseph J. Sciacca rrjoeu Technical Aviation 206 Club, '38, Italian Club, '39, Feletti's English Clubg Intramural Softball, '4-l. Daniel John Seelbach Luscious Technical Stevens Mathematical Nuts, Intramural Softball, '39-'40, 106 Clubg j. V. Football, '40, Varsity Football, '41. Sidney Seidenberg ffsidlf Commercial Business CT. 453 jr. O.A.T.: Sr. 0.A.T.3 T.'I'. 80: Intramural Basketball, '40-'4-21 Better Citizens of Tomor- row: J.0.T.3 Gregg 80, Fresh- man Hasketball, '39: Steno 20 Page Club, '-I-lg Secy. to Mr. DeLamaterg Intramural Softball, '-10. Sidney Siegel Commercial Business C.T. 43, jr. O.A.T.g Sr. 0.A.T.g School 80, Gregg 80, 20 Page Clubg Citizens of Tomorrow. l Lorraine .F. Slaman IISIU-V!! Commercial Eagan's Business School Music Cluh, '38-'39, C.T. 451 T.T. S03 Sr. O.A.T.g Gregg 803 Eliza- bethians, '41, Home Economics, '38- '395 Squad Leader, '39-'40, 20 Page Steno Club, '41-'42. Page Forty om' Catherine J. Smith Ruth Smith Commercial Business Rughig j.0.T. Club, '38, Usherette Senior Academic Nursing Plays, 0.A.T., C.T., '40, Squad , l Leader, '39. Secretary, Mrs. LQFISCOIIIYS English 4 Club. Hubert A. Speranza ffspurll Technical Newark College of Engineering Senior Camera Club, '39-'41, ln- tramural Football, '39, j. V. Foot- ball, Intramural Softball, '39-'40, Mathematical Nuts, Italian Club, '39, 106 Club, Treasurer. Frank J. Taborelli rr Tabbylx Technical Undecided Athletic Editor of Humanist , Mathematical Nuts, '41, Chemis- try Clob, Senior Play, Varsity Football, '40-'41, Varsity Baseball, '40-'42, Co-Captain, '42, J. V. Basketball, '38-'40. Joseph R. Tacchino lljoeil Academic Admiral Farragut Naval Acad. 'tl-lumanist Staff, Football, '40-'41 Intramural Basketball, '39-'40, In: tramural Basketball Champions, '41-'42, Circolo Italiana, '40 Italian Club, '41, Soccer, '39, Base: ball, '40-'42. Vincent E. Tallman Vinnie Technical Businegg Intramural Basketball, '41-'42, Property Manager, Senior Plays, 106 Club. Pagr Forty-lfwo June Edna Tedesco Commercial Undecided Humanist Staff, Better Citizens of Tomorrow, Group II, '38-'39, Artistic Typing Club, '39, Italian Club, '40, C.T. 47, Jr. O.A.T., Sr. O.A.T., Pres., Steno Speed Demons, '41-'42, Class Secretary, '41-'42, School 100, Gregg 100, Civilian Defense Club, '42, Civil Service Club, '42, Squad Leader, '38, '39, '41, Nurse's Secretary, '41-'42, 0.C.D. Card Parry, '+2. John M. Tomasin Johnny Technical Undecided Intramural Basketball, '38-'40, In- tramural Softball, '38-'40, Intra- mural Football, '39, Senior Plays, '41, Varsity Football, '41, 106 Club. Louis John Tonini n Toni: Commercial Fordham University Freshman Basketball, '38-'39, In- tramural Basketball, '39-'42, Intra- mural Softball, '40, Glee Club, '39- '42, Music Concerts, '39-'41, Secy. to Mr. Growney, '41-'42, Music Festivals, '39-'42. John C. Trapp Trapper Academic U. S. Army Humanist Staff, 206 Club, Treas- urer, Mathematical Nuts, Chem- istry Club, Intramural Softball, Varsity Track, '41, Leon P. Uscinski flLe0L' Technical Business Intramural Basketball, '38-'39, In- tramural Softball, '39-'41, 106 Club. Olivia Wachtler l'I0llylI Commercial Business German Club, '40, Mrs. Lennon's English Club, '38, 314 North Tower, Squad Leader, '38-'40. Page Forty three D Donald E. Waddon Don Commercial Undecided Better Citizens of Tomorrow, '38- '39, Freshman Basketball, '38-'39, Camera Club, '38-'41, Intramural Softball, '39-'40, Ring Committee, '42, jr. 0.A.'l'., C.'l'. 40, Gregg 80, School 80, Intramural Softball, '42. Robert Waldy Bob Technical Business Glee Club, '40-'42, Music Festival, '41, Capt., Freshman Basketball Team, '39, Intramural Basketball, '40-'42, Orange-Black League Champs, '41, Memorial Frosh Basketball Team, '39-'40, 106 Club, 'l'rack Mgr., '40-'41, Varsity Track, '42. William W. Waldy MEM., Technical Army Aviation Intramural Basketball, '38-'42, Varsity Track, '40-'41, Soccer Mgr., '41, Track Mgr., '38-'39, Capt. Memorial Frosh A. A. U. Basket- ball Team, '39-'40, Intramural Softball, '40, lntrarnural Football, '39, 106 Club, Ku Klux Kem, '40, Good Citizenship Committee, '39- '40. Geraldine M. Weigel Gl'I'l'41' Commercial Business Girls' Sports Editor of Human- ist , Girls' Intramural Basketball, '39-'42, Sr. O.A.'I'., Citizens of Tomorrow Club, '38-'39, Squad Leader, 20 Page Steno Club. June Christine Wilke Commercial Business Squad Leader, '38, Glee Cluh, '38- '39, Better Citizens of Tomorrow, '38-'39, Artistic Typists, '41, Civil Service Club, '42, Civilian Defense Club, '42, Secy. to Commercial Teacher, '42, jr. O.A.T., T.T. 80, Gregg 80. Jane E. Williams Academic N. J. C. Humanist Staff, Les Hihoux, '40- '4l, Senior Fleur De Lis, Intra- mural Basketball, '42, Class Secy., '40-'41, Squad Leader, '42, Asst. Librarian, '41-'42, Camera Club, '38-'39, 206 Club, '38-'41, Luck- ings' Latin Linguists, '38-'40, Ku Klux Kem, '40-'41, Mathematical Nuts, '41, Hy-Speed Longhand Club, '4l. I agr Fnrly-four Albert J. Zaccone HAI!! Academic U. S. Academy of Aeronautics Italian Club, '39-'40, Felitti's Lit- erary Club, Latin Club, '41, John Zakar, Jr. nzaku Technical Stevens Def. Course Intramural Football, '39, Intra- mural Softball, '39-'40, Ku Klux Kem, '40, Asst. Football Mgr., '41, 106 Club, Senior Plays, '41, Edward G. Zampino Eddie Technical Navy Aviation Intramural Basketball, '38-'42, J. V. Football, '40, Varsity Football, '41, 106 Club, Pres., Intramural Softball, '39-'40, Senior Plays, '41, jr. Red Cross Council, Class Rep- resentative, Senior Reception Com- mittee. C. Veronica Zaremba fl I II Ronnze Commercial Business Humanist Stall, Girls' Basket- ball, '38-'40, Glee Club, '38-'41, Artistic Typists, '41, Music Fes- tival, '38-'41, Squad Leader, '41, Jr. Red Cross, '41, Civil Defense Card Party, '42, Civil Defense Club, '42. Jack F. Zitt ffzittll Technical Southern California Band, '39-'42, Orchestra, '39-'42, Variety Show, '40, Music Festival, '40-'41, German Club, '41, 106 Club, Intramural Basketball, '38- '42, Intramural Football, '39, In- tramural Softball, '39-'41, Senior Reception Committee. Wil Alice G. Zurburg Commercial Undecided Humanist Staff, Senior Play, '41, Stage Manager, Steno Speed De- mons, '42, Civil Service Club, '42, Vice Pres., Jr. O.A.T., Sr. O.A.T., Variety Show, '40, C.T.T. 40, Squad Leader, '40, Gregg 100, School 100, T.T. 100, Girls' Gym Social Committee, '41-'42. Page Forty ive IINIDUSTIRIIAI. Christopher H. Bobbe Alphonse G. Deublein Angelo J. Di Palma Chris A I A ng Industrial Pratt Institute Industrial Industry Industrial Industry Ring Committee, '-I-21 Red Cross Intramural Softball, '-H. Committee, '42. Robert Dorey Richard Dudsak Frederick S. Fortuna lIBobll ffDicklI flFredll Industrial Industry Industrial Industrial Cooper Union C s S h l f A ' . Intramural Sports, '4l. axey Jones C 00 0 eronaimcq Dickinson H. S.: J. C.: J. V. Foot- Capt., Intramural Softball, '4-l. ball. Pagr Forty-.fix John G. Reicen Richard L. Salamon Charles L. Steiger Chubby Dick Charlie Industrial Industry Industrial Industry Industrial Bethlehem Steel Varsity Baseball, '40-'42, Soccer, '40, j. V. Basketball, '39. Intramural Basketball, '41, Intra- mural Softball, '4-1. Harry Tossoonian Gluck Industrial Naval Reserve Intramural Softball, '41, Intra- mural Basketball, '41, Orchestra, '40-'4-1. Earnest Waldinger, Jr. Irene White Lefty Rennie Industrial Aviation Industrial Undecided Intramural Softball, '4-1. Glee Club, '40-'41, Music Festival, '40-'4l. Page Forty-:even Harold F. Hess William P. Malady Fred B ill Industrial Industry Industrial Industry Ring Committee, '42g Red Cross Intramural Softball, '41, Committee, '42. Frank J. Mastropaolo Industrial Industry Joseph McArdle, Jr. Anna Mincieli flfoell ffdnnll Industrial Industry Industrial Drake's Business School Intramural Softball, '40. Dennis F. Michielini lfMicklJ Industrial Industry Orchestra, '39g Champs Intramural Basketball, '39, Intramural Soft- ball, '4-Og Varsity Soccer, '4-lg j. V. Soccer, '40. Pagr Forty-eight Mildred White nfllilliff' Industrial Undecided Glee Club, '41-'423 Camera Club, '-P05 Mrs. Courtney's After School Basketball, '41. PICTURES OF FOLLOWING NOT AVAILABLE Claude Kiehn Frances Miglioresi Frank J. Violante Industrial Industry Fray, Industrial lndustry Industrial Undecided Intramural Softball, '4-1. 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Mosera--ln a bad mood Anthony Petrovich--Playing the drums like Gene Krupa Thomas Rabito-Playing with Harry James Paul Reibel-In a class for a full 45 minutes Selden Repsher--Without a phoney alibi Coleman Schneider-Secretary of the Navy Dan Seelbach-With a pompadour Hubert Speranza-Not playing practical jokes John Tomasin-With a suit on Leon Uscinski-A naturalized American Robert Waldy-Walking to school William Waldy-In school the same time as Bob Waldy John Zakar-Not hooking a ride home Edward Zampino-Missing a social Jack Zitt-Playing like Harry James ROOM 114 Anthony Annucci--With blonde hair Jack Arkush-With straight hair Frank Avia-Making a lot of noise Jeanette Blanc-Less agreeable Francis Boscia-Getting a 5 in U. S. H. II hlartin Boyajian-Being boisterous Evelyn Brown--As a singer William Buck-Doing his homework Joseph Carhart-Without Janet Selma Cohen-As a model Ernest De Leo-6' Flora Dobbins-Not flirting lrwin Edelberg-Being humble Arline Engel-Not doing her homework llargery Farr-With a feather cut David French--With a girl Evelyn Fuerer-Not getting into trouble Ann Hillier-Getting a 5 in U. S. H. II Sal Iannantuano-A few inches taller Joe Kazanchy-Not smiling Page Fifty-nigh! Allan Lowenthal-Professional drummer Andrew Menasian-Walking to school Harry Nagel--Acting his age William Nagel-Without Anita K. Edwin Olsen-Doing more talking John Pfeiffer-Without Ruth Anthony Sammak--Playing tiddle-de-winks Richard Scheidt-Not with girls Joseph Sciaca--Not worrying Ruth Smith-Doing more talking Frank Taborelli-Not so quiet John Trapp-As a fortune teller Albert Zaccone--Talking more ANN HILLIER Josiavn KAZANCHY ROOM 306 Flora Baird-With a civilian Marilyn Bernstein-Dancing with a 4' 0 Alda Bianco-Being disagreeable Edward Cassinis-Cheering for the Dodgers Victor Cerelli-Stumped by a trig problem Arthur Chaikin-Agreeing with a teacher John Challenger-Not telling jokes Salvatore Conigliaro-Comprehending the ques tion Charles Covino-Reciting Cicero Lila Edelberg-Making the 8:30 bell Eugene W. Feickert-Gypping class Eric Fischer--Joining the army Gerald Frolow-Without Rubin Florence Gallant-Coming to typing early Sol Goldberg-Not throwing spitballs Albert Guidotti-Not hesitating Gloria Hiza-Not making eyes Walter A. Holden-Talking with a French ac cent Edward Holler-Not turning down a date Sidney Laster-Beating Artusio at chess Thelma Mender-Being boisterous Doris Mildenberger-VVithout make-up Robert Moll-Being quiet for five minutes Mary Nadalin-Without her paint-brushes Rosalie Nocifore-Not flirting Frank Pattermann-With a necktie Tommy Povolny--Doing his homework Sanford Price-Admitting he doesn't know something Erwin Puteska-Not talking to Thelma Leah Reisler-Staying home one night Richard Rubenstein-Not talking back Alvin Rubin-With a girl Frances Schumann-Not playing basketball Joseph Tacchino-Not being athletic Jane Williams-With a Roman nose HOLDEN, RUBENSTEIN, FEICKERT THHNGS WED ROOM 310 Anthony Alia--Getting angry Nina Alessi-Growing a few inches Theresa Amadei-Not studying Elizabeth Bellino-Without Dorothy Diedolf Lillian Bidwell-Laughing more often Emma Bopp-With jet black hair John Bremer-With his hair mussed Kathleen Cherolio-Without G. Dorothy Diedolf-In school for a whole week lrma Dobrikin-VVith0ut a smile Grace Drude-Without a new crush Alice Ducate-With her hair mussed Charles Ernst-Flirting Francis Furlong-Not making speeches lwabel Hauser--Sitting in a corner at socials Ingeburg Hausler-Without Johanna llloll Helen Hofman-Missing a basketball game Arthur lmperatore-ln school once in a while Ann Jugan-Being noisier Eileen Kelly-Not chewing gum Anna Kramer-Getting a 60 Ann Kristich-Coming to school untidy Julia Mihalik-Skipping through the halls Johanna llfloll-With very straight hair George Nehrbass-With a pompadour hair cut lVIargaret Nickel-A little more noisy Gilda Pluchino--With blonde hair Esther Ravizza-Not laughing Elaine Ritterhouse-Not going to church? lllargarette Rivardo-With her name pro- nounced correctly Louis Tonini-Without his arm around a girl Veronica Zaremba-Speaking calmly and slowly KATHLEEN CHERo1,io IRMA DOBRIKIN ROOM 311 llflarie Anderson-With black hair lwary Bakal-Not being so good-natured Emily Becker-Being bored with dancing llluriel Begun-Getting a letter Sent home Victoria Di Rito-Without an alibi Elizabeth Donaghy-Ignoring a uniform Elsie Feit-Without an extra pencil Lea Friedhand-Dashing about in a hurry Roslyn Glass-Missing a social Ada Gwirtz-Without her homework Betty Juron-Not asking questions Katherine Karcher-Being quiet Marie Klug-With anklets Dorothy lhloretti-With straight hair LIKE TO SEE Geraldine Nicoletti-Not combing her hair Marie Paul-Being serious Ann Provitere-Sitting out a dance Lillian Pull-With long hair Nettie Roshinsky-Without a good answer Helen Sarkissian-Being glum Eva Schreiber-Not talking about Harry James Sidney Seidenberg--Taking Nettie to the reception Sidney Siegel-With a girl Cathrine Smith--Being boisterous June Tedesco-Without nice clothes Donald Waddon-Disagreeing with Mr. Eshleman June Wilke-Not worrying about steno Alice Zurburg-Getting angry ROOM 318 lVIadelyn Hugni-Getting a 5 from Mr. Eshleman Muriel Berner-Not worrying about Patty Rosaria Campanella-With glamorous make-up on Josephine Capezzuto-Without her cousin Joe Victoria Castellano-In a feather cut Emma Corbett-Not chewing gum Michael Corr-With a steady girl friend Dorothy Friedrich--Not dressed to perfection Adelaide Gans-With a dull moment Gertrude Goldin-Not arguing with Adelaide Irene Haslob-With a sloppy hair style Vera Key-Without Bob on Saturdays and Sundays Doris Kriedler-Not doing her history Helen Kristal-Without a new hair style Bertha Lasker-Flirting with the boys Rose Laurenzano-Quiet for once June Moretti-Without Johnny John Mahnken-Not bustling to bring June along Harriet Munsart--Being inefficient Evangeline Panoulias-Not telling jokes? Rita Pastorino-Always talking Victor Piano--Without his car Rose Pisani-Coming to school on time Gabriel Risco-Not flirting with the girls Marion Rover-Not lending out her homework Michael Sabella-Not making wisecracks Lorraine Slaman-Not laughing Olivia Wachtler-Not powdering her nose Geraldine Weigel-Not talking about skating HARRIET MUNSART Page Fifty mne Page Sixty MIELOD l. NE Shepherd? Serenade- Mr. Woodworth and his flock Jersey Bounce- Expelled Arthur Murray Taught Me Dancing- Miss Reiley's Gym Class Poor You- Caught gypping Why Don't We Do This More Often- Get half days I'll Pray For You- Graduation The Street of Regret- Corridor to the office I Guess I'Il Ha-ve to Dream the Rest- Unprepared for a test Not Mine- Mr. Eshleman's 90 Moonlight Cocktail- Coke in the corner candy store Pretty Little Busybody- A freshman Sh! lt': a Military Secret- Air raid drill I Think of You- Senior Reception Somebody Else I: Taking My Place- Changing seats in study Blue: in the Night- History test tomorrow l'll Nefver Smile Again- After U. S. H. test Hea-venly Hideaway- ' Movies on a rainy day Airway: In My Heart- Memorial High I'll Never Forget- Trying to make a 100-word test I'lI Wait For You- 3:l8 dismissal bell When the Sun Comes Out- No half day Let'.r Go Home- l2 P. M. at Senior A dance Bless 'Em All- Study Hall teachers .llusic illakers- The orchestra Yesterthoughts- Looking back at our school days Day Dreaming- Study hall This ls No Laughing Matter- Caught gypping I'm Breathlen- After reciting in English Everything I Love-- 3:18 bell: half session Sleepy Lagoon- Gazing across the Hudson I'll Never Let a Day Pau By- In detention I'fve Got It Bad and That Ain't Good- A report card Watch the Birdie- Taking Humanist pictures Just a Little Joint with a Juke Box- Schroeder's Fooled- You failed history It I.vn't a Dream Any Mare- Becoming a Senior Min You- Teachers at Memorial Buckle Dofwn Winsoki- Football team Yours- Diploma at graduation Kiss the Boy: Goodbye- Graduation Night The Things I Lolve- Socials Time Wa:- When we were Freshmen You Made Me Lo-'ue You- Memorial High Do It Now- Make the 100-word test One Dozen Rose:- Corsage for the reception Sam, You Made the Pant: Too Long- Boys getting tux for the reception Dear Mom- , I failed again I Remember You- Truant officer This Lo-ve of Mine- Vacation The Fleet'.r In- Immigration of Freshmen Anniversary Waltz- 4 years this June I'fve Got a Nickel to My Name- Fellows after the reception Kicking the Conga Around- In Miss Reiley's gym class Me and My Melinda- Walking halls between classes Who Calls- Ring of the truant officer United We Stand- Graduation class I'll Get By- Class optimist I Hear a Rhapxody- Glee Club practicing Irma Dobrikin, Esther Ravizza, Helen Hofmann, Kathleen Cherolio, Flora Dobbins, Arlene Engel To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To LAST WHLL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of June, '42, of Memorial High School, presumably sound in mind and body, hereby publish our last will and testament, in accordance with the rules prescribed by law. We bequeath the following: lllr. Woodruorthz We leave sincerest thanks for all he has done to help us during the past four years. the Faculty: We leave our sorrow to depart from their tests and homework. our Homeroom teachers: We leave peace after disturbing them for four years. the Freshmen : We leave the high school just as we found it when we came. Eddie Duchin: The piano playing of Anthony Alia. Katherine Cornell: The acting of Nina Alessi. all stenographers: The speed of Esther Ravizza and Anne Kramer. J im m y's : More patrons like Alice Ducate and Mabel Hauser. sports: Supporters like Helen Hofmann. tall fellows: Ann Kristich. Drene Shampoo: Eileen Kelly's hair. Ipana Toothpaste: Johanna Moll's smile. Lucille Ball: Elizabeth Bellino's eyelashes. California: Dorothy Diedolf. llfestern Union: Boys like Louis Tonini and Arthur Imperatore. all teachers: Helpers like George Nehrbass. llliss Reiley: Another secretary like Emma Bopp. Vitalis: john Bremer's hair. Lux Toilet Soap: Irma Dobrikin's creamy complexion. orators: Francis Furlong's speeches. lVool'worth's: Bows of Margarette Rivardo and Ann Jugan. M urray's: A sweater girl like Kathleen Cherolio. To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To the teachers: Another student like Theresa Amadei. the House of David: John Challenger's beard. all scholars: The mind of Eugene Feickert. any basketball team: Players like John Mahnken and Tom Povolny. Bob Ripley: The drawing of Jack Arkush. all popular people: The popularity of Mikey Corr and June Moretti. Mary Livingston: The laugh of Janet Blane. dentists: The perfect teeth of Marie Paul. Don Wilson: The physique of Andrew Menasian. Harpo Marx: The hair of Anthony Annuci. Fred Astaire and George Mrtrphy: The dancing of Eddie Zampino and Frank Pattermann. all models: The poses of Selma Cohen. Robert Cummings: The baby face of Jack Zitt. Sterling Hayden: The hair of Harry Nagel. lllrs. Roosevelt: The intiuence of Roslyn Glass. Georgia: Margaret Farr. J oe Louis: The boxing of Joe Carhart. Webster's Dictionary : The vocabulary of Ann Hillier. all athletic coaches: A basketball team like Memorial's. W rigley's: The gum chewing of Flora Dobbins. Esquire: . The jokes of Richard Scheidt. daredevils: The driving of Paul Reibel. nurses: The first aid classes of Miss Reiley. Sworn to and subscribed on this the 23rd day of June, 1942. KATHI,EEN CHEROLIO IRMA DOBRIKIN HELEN HOFMANN Page Sixty-one Page Sixty-two IIWEQLL E H --Gen. D. MacArthur A kind remembrance of the teachers, graduates and former students of Memorial who are doing their part to TEACHERS NOW IN SERVICE John Cendo .................. Navy Joseph Coviello ............... Army Joseph Donnelley. ..... U. S. Army Abe Golden ....... ........ A rmy David Klein ....... ...... A rmy J. C. McGrath .... ...... A rmy Lawrence Wagner ............. Navy John J. White ........... U. S.Army GRADUATES AND STUDENTS Arthur Anderson .............. Army Harry Baechtold ...... Army Air Corps Morton Ballinger ..... Army Air Corps James Barnett ........ Navy Air Corps George Bass .................. Army Charles Baumgartner .......... Army John Bautovich ...... Army Air Corps Bruno Bianco .... .......... A rmy Henry Biavii .... Army Edward Birkner ...... Army Air Corps Alvin Bock ...... ........... A rmy John Bascia ..... ......... A rmy John Brown ..... .... N avy Edward Bugni. . . .... Army Paul Casavina .... .... A rmy John Catapano. . . .... Army Louis Ciolino .... .... A rmy Anthony V. Corso. .... Army Ralph Dascenza .... .... A rmy Jacob DeBella. . . .......... Army Gerard DeCiccio ............... Army David Donovan ...... Army Air Corps John Dorn ...... ........... A rmy Robert Dorn ..... . . .Coast Guard Marty Eiken ...... ........ A rmy Sidney Eisenberg .......... . .... Army Francis Evers. . . Robert Farr ..... Roy Farrar ..... Edgar Franklin. Joseph Gilmore. Melvin Grass. . . -... ...,j.4, . . .Coast Guard . .Coast Artillery Armyi Air William Gundley. . . . . Carl Harden .... Harold Hass .... Harry Hemberge I'.... me--. .. Corps Army Army Army . Coast Guard Army Navy . . . .Marines Frank Hepple ........ Ernest Hildebrandt ............ Army Andrew Hutnik. . Francis Jenscik ................ Hubert Kadingo ...... Robert Kadingo ...... George Kalnin. . . Erick W. F. Kittel. .. Al Klug ......... Elmer Klump .... 1 Army Air Navy Air Army Corps Army Army Corps Navy Army Navy Navy preserve the ideals of Democracy. William LaBrie ............... Navy Antonio Lebet. . . ....... Army Elwood Lutz ....... ......... N avy Robert Mansfield ........ Coast Guard Eugene Maupai ............... Army Edward Mazar ............... Army Francis McGettrick. . .Army Air Corps Robert McKeon. . Stephen Nemets.. Robert Neuman. . John Nigro ..... Carl Outman. . . Joe Paladino .... Nick Parr .... Archie Peets .... William Peets. . . Lou Perna ..... Ralph Piano.. N. Proper ...... Bert Raschke ..... Frank Riggitano. . Dominick Rinaldi .............Army ...........Marines Army Air Corps ...........Army ... . . .Army . . . .Army . . . .Army . . . .Navy . . . .Army . . . .Army . . .... Army ...........Army .............Navy ....Army Air Corps ...........lVIarines Alexander Ritchie ............. Army John Slaman .... Bill Saner ...... George Sanzari. . John Sanzari. . Jack Sanzor.. Peter Sorzan. . . Fred Schiewller.. Fred Schoyser. . . Nick Seapine. . . Hyman Seltzer. . . Edward Semler. . . Edward Shaper. . . William Shaper. . ....Army Air Corps ...........Army .........Navy . . . .Navy .. . .Army . . . .Army .. . .Army .. . .Navy . . . .Army . . . .Army . . . .Army . . . .Navy ....Navy Walter Shottenburg ..... .... N avy Charles Smith ................ Army Edward Smith ................ Army James Smith ......... Army Air Corps Terry Stanin ......... Army Air Corps Jacob Steckel ..... ........... A rmy Robert Tacchino. . . . . .Army Air Corps Joseph Tedesco ................ Navy John Trautman ..... Philip Turetsky .... James West ...... Charles Wilke. . . Ray Wilke ........ Robert Williams. . . Fred Wimmer ..... Edgar Witmer ..... .Army Air Corps ...........Army ...........Army .. . .Navy . ...Army .. .... Army .. .... Navy ......Navy Herbert Wolkenberg ........... Army Gerard Wollner. . . Cy Young ......... George Young .... Haig Zarifian ..... . . ..... Marines . .... Army . . . .Army . . . .Army NAME AILUMINH NEWS WHEREABOUTS CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 William Howell Howell Bros. CLASS OF JANUARY, 1937 Ha rold Dohrikin Engineer at Wright Field Dayton, Ohio CLASS OF JUNE, 1937 Michael Piano Oil Dealer A. Nedda Cherolio U. S. Dept. of Agriculture CLASS OF JANUARY, 1938 Joseph Roscitt N. Y. Shipyard CLASS OF JUNE, was Steve Sinisi Alfred Massaro Richard Neuman Curtis Lewis Swiss Bleach Rensselaer Inst. of Tech. Drexel Inst. of Tech. Penn. University CLASS OF JANUARY, 1939 Steve Bille Lawyer's Office CLASS or JUNE, 1939 Eleanor Parr Charles Fenster Alice Darling William Vach Rose Prehill Oswald Tabacchi Credit Bureau of N. J. Stevens Tech. Home Insurance Co. Defense Plant, Ridgefield Duro Test Curtiss-Wright CLASS OF JANUARY, 1940 Sara Gans Sal Colonna Frank Gasparavic Sidney Swartzwald Julia Di Pieros Peggy Nurge Charlotte Hofmann Robert Cartotta Franklin Cleaners Rutgers Niagara N. Y. U. Metropolitan Life Ins. Juilliard School of Music Secretary, N. Y. Princeton University CLASS or JUNE, 1940 George Nicoletti Don Colacchio Leo Terzano Mary Cayot Rildo Garello Harold Price Roy Pierce Joseph R. Gardinier Betty Schuman Casey Jones Commercial Artist Dover Attending Barnard College Wright Aeronautical Corp. Kueifel 8: Esser Glickman's Westinghouse and Attending N. Y. U. Secretary, Shulton Sz Co., Hoboken, N. J. CLASS OF JANUARY, 1941 Irwin Sussman Peter Padua Wauk-Rite Draftsman NAME John Kristich Grace Dickinson Warren Gerleit Bob Hohnson Alex Burkart Olga Vigna Elaine Chafetz Peter A. Di Rito Edna Rover Kenneth Bowers Wrmumuours Draftsman Charles Hammer Hoboken Drexel Institute of Tech. Drexel Institute of Tech. Riso Premier Corp. Juilliard School of Music University of Ala. Nursing Student at Christ Hospital Best Foot Forward CLASS OF JUNE, 1941 Nina Alfano Millie D'Esposito Jack Waddon Henry Lehner Siegfried Chrobock Ray Piano June Parker Vincent Rispoli Gerry Glass Gladys Carey Arthur Stone Lucieile Cohen Beach Ryan Richard Turnamian Elenore Ducate Charles Werner, Jr. Charles Walker Jimmy MacMillan Helen Jugan Alfred Di Giovanni Louis Gado Salvatore Alessi Lucy Deradorian John Tekejian Elsie Roshinsky Peter O'Connell Brunette Di B-fair: Elizabeth Lochner Schlesinger's Swift's Temple Frosh Lehner Embroidery N. Y. U. Boston Red Socks Chase National Bank McGraw-Hill Raynit Mills Secretary N. Y. U. N. Y. U. Montclair State Teacher's Admiral Farragut Naval Acad Aeroil Burner Co. Kueffel 8: Esser Home Insurance Co. Home Insurance Co. Accounting Firm Duro Test Government Position Western Electric Stenographer Copy Holder Attending N. Y. U. Columbia .Seen Knafirziy Shipyards Kenneth Fritsche , . V . Y. Bank CLASS OF JANUARY, 1942 Madelyn Imbelloni Hugh Borenson Livia Saraceni Arthur Bianchi Hannah Gorman Marion Brown Evelyn Boquist Edna Corich Paul Rotondi Miriam Werblowsky Joseph's N. Y. U. Real Estate Office Bendix College Webster College Scutter Metropolitan Life Ins. Dandee Belt Co. Office Work Page Sixty three THE l-llUlMANlIS'l'u' STAFF Eugene W. Feickert Anna R. Kramer ASSISTANT EDITORS Alda C. Bianco Edward L. Cassinis Alice L. Ducate Arthur A. Chaikin Muriel B. Begun Ada L. Gwirtz LITERARY EDITORS Victor Cerelli, Jr. Esther Ravizza Harriet B. Munsart Sidney E. Laster Josephine B. Capezzuto Flora E. Baird Walter A. Holden Mabel V. Hauser BUSINESS MANAGER Grace R. Drude ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS Eileen Kelly June Tedesco Joseph Kazanchy Marilyn Bernstein Paul Reibel Irene Haslob ART STAFF Mary Nadalin Jack Arkush Charles Covino Christy Grabich Nettie Roshinsky ALUMNI EDITORS Emma Bopp Muriel Berner Page Sixty-four John C. Trapp Helen A. Hofmann Elizabeth Bellino Doris E. Mildenberger Bertha Lasker Francis P. Geruth Kathleen R. Cherolio Margarette Rivardo Johanna F. lVIoll Dorothy E. Friedrich Alice G. Zurburg Richard M. Rubenstein Jane E. Williams Joseph R. Tacchino C. Veronica Zaremba Francis M. Schumann Anthony A. Annucci Emily Becker CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Edward Holler Anthony A. Alia A. Marie Klug Sol R. Goldberg Gerald R. Frolow Margery E. Farr Nina Alessi Marie E. Anderson Sanford L. Price Anne Jugan Salvatore V. Conigliaro Daniel E. Mansmann Rosaria M. Campanella Albert P. Guidotti Erwin M. Puteslca Arlene Engel Dorothy Diedolf ATHLETIC EDITORS Frank Taborelli Francis Furlong Victor Cerelli, Jr. Geraldine Weigel MUSIC EDITOR Victoria M. DiRito IHIUMANIISTW STAFF I'ayf Sixly-.six SENIOR PLAY EVER SHINICE EVE Under the Direction of MISS EMMA HUBERT lleml of Ihr lfnglislz DPPlll'fIllFlIf Given Friday Evening, Dec. l2th, 19-ll, at 8:30 o'clock CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of appearance MRS. CLOVER ..... ....................... . ..Ann Hillier jOllNNY CLOVER ,.. ....., Michael Curr MR. CLOVER ....,. Frank Pattermann SPUD ERVVIN ...... Harry Nagel SUSAN BLAKE .. Evelyn Brown BETSY ERVVIN ....... ....... N ina Alessi MARTHA WII,I.ARl7 ... ... Marilyn Bernstein OFFICER SIMMONS .. .. Anthony Sammak HENRY QUINN ..... LUCYBELLE LEE ..... ,lack Arkush .. june Moretti PRESTON HUGHES ,..........,.............. .......... Robert Moll FOO'l'BAI.I. PLAYERS- VValter Dautel, john Zakar, Frank Talvorelli, Martin Boyajian, john Tomasin, Sanford Price, William Buck Sftting By CARI, l'IlI.l.RINGHOUSE DOMINICK Mosmm jour: Rwou EDVVARD ZAMPINO Slagr Managrnr JEANETTE SCHOENIIERR GERALD FROLOYV j0HN CHAILENGER SALVATORE IANNANTUANO ls. ATHI-stir? GHRLS' SPORTS Bicycling, golf, deck-tennis, shuffleboard, badminton, skating, volleyball, basketball, handball, paddle tennis, horseshoes, tennis and soft ball are some of the sports included under the Girls' Physical Education Program. The inclusion of so many activities in our program is due to the untiring direction and efforts of our Physical Education Instructors-Miss Reiley and Mrs. Courtney. Each term the Girls' Physical Education Department holds the outstanding social of the season. At these socials, the girls who play in the Intramural Sports receive their awards. The girls who re- ceived their letters and numbers at the last social were: Bertha Anderson Dorothy Bailey Gertrude Battifarano Louise Bessoir Edithe Binette Marie Caraturo Ruth Cary Rita Cassidy Irene Ceresnak Grace Ceritilli Dorothy Cochrane Audrey Cohen Nancy Colacchio Norma Crotta Victoria Danchise Josephine Daley Elise Dellingio Silvia Deshfora Marion Esingart Florence Fermo Rose Fuhrman Adele Havlin Lorraine Heyer Connie Hitz Ada Lantero Josephine Ledinich Ruth Loclcovich lldae McGovern Marilyn Melone Jenny Mollica Norma Negrett Mary O'Boyle Frances Palladino Margaret Regen Marie Russo Grace Sanasari Adamae Scobie Tessie Sharpe Mary Snyder Margie Solich Mafalda Sorbello Dorothy Studerus Rose Tlelsca Emma Terns Mattii Travas Nellie Morro Dorothy McKerman Rosemary Collough Poppy Vassas Florence Vogel Mildred Young Elda Daizovi From the proceeds of the last social, additional mirrors and another bicycle have been obtained. In the emergency now facing our country girls will play an all-important part. They will be ex- pected to fill the positions vacated by the men who are serving their country in the hard and bitter Hght for freedom. The girls are receiving splendid training in order to fit into the positions with ease, accuracy, and speed. Sports give the girls a chance to develop their physical and mental resistance. Physi- cal Education periods provide them with time to forget school problems and give them a chance to exer- cise and rest their minds by discussing various topics of interest. These periods also concentrate upon their sense of responsibility, sportsmanship, and the ability to lose with a smile-vital qualities which they will undoubtedly need after graduation. We hope that the future graduates will appreciate, as we do, the numerous advantages offered to them and that they will live up to the splendid record which has already been set for them by former students of Memorial. GERALDINE WEIGEL Page Sixty-right GlIRl.S SPORTS IPRIIZE WIINNERS TIHIIE HHQH SCHCDGL AND ls always wnlllng to cooperafe ai' all athlehc funchons BASKETBALL Three cheers for our brilliant coach and our victorious basketball squad for having completed another successful season. This is unquestion- ably the most successful squad ever turned out by Coach Burns during his fourteen years of coach- ing at our high school. The team not only cap- tured the county and state titles, but also were runners-up in the Eastern States Tournament. When the Hudson County Basketball season opened, Coach Burns' dribblers got off to a good start by defeating John Marshall Frosh by a score of 16-52. By overpowering every team it met, our basketball team continued its win- ning ways and finished the season undefeated in county competition for the third successive year, and has been recognized as the most aggressive, skillful and best coached outfit throughout the entire Eastern Seaboard. Our only losses of the season were suffered at the hands of Asbury Park and Temple Uni- versity Frosh, respectively. The Memorial team defeated every other team encountered until the titles of Hudson County Champions and New Jersey State Champions were captured. ln the Hudson County Basketball Tournament our team first eliminated Dickinson 51-8, and then went on to win the Championship by de- feating Baycnne in the finals, 45-32. The first schools to be eliminated by our team in the State Tournament were Emerson, Kearny and Bayonne. We were then matched with Weequahic in the semi-finals and emerged vic- torious by the score of 46-25, and the following night lVIemorial met and defeated Asbury Park, to capture the State Championship. Coach Burns then took his team up to Glen Falls to defend the Eastern States title, which Pnqr Srvrnly was won the previous year by our basketball team. We advanced to the second round of the tournament by defeating Washington-Lee of Va., 45-12. Holyoke, of Mass., were our victims the following night, when Andrew Konrad scored two points in the last few seconds of play to give Memorial a 39-37 win. Our team went down to defeat against a powerful La Salle Academy from New York, but not until the game was over did Memorial admit defeat. This year's team consisted of Captain John Mahnken, Memorial's ace, who was responsible for a good part of the team's success. Due to his proficient ball playing, Mahnken was re- warded by being named to the All-County team and selected as the most valuable player in the New Jersey State Basketball Tournament. Among the other dependable players were Harold Dorn, whose effective long distance shooting helped win many games, Gus Schaub, a tricky ball handler who was named to the All-County team, Tom Polvolny, a hard fighting player, who also made the All-County team, Andrew Kon- rad and Tom Muller, two smart, hard fighting ball players, Raymond Madonna, Mike Mirabelli, Mark Calak, and Philip Tashjian. The team could not have attained such a vic- torious season were it not for every man playing his part in the unit, and fighting with all the courage and knowledge relayed to them by their coach. Coach Burns did another magnificent coaching job which will never be forgotten at Memorial, and we hope to see him leading many more of our teams to success. We, the Senior Class of June, 1942, extend to Coach Burns and all his players our congratula- tions and our best wishes for continued success. STATE ASIKET ALL CHAMPS, 1194111-A12 C3 MIEMCDDRIIAL 'IVIENINHIS CILUIB 'llhe llemorial Tennis Club shows every indication of being outstanding in spite of the fact that it has won only three of six matches to date. The team has won its last three games and will probably defeat the remainder of their opponents. Victor Cerelli, Bernard Santo and Sophomore Albert Cerelli are the three players who are expected to give a good account of themselves. 'l'he team has been hampered by the fact that the regular coach, Nlr. :xICcil'2lfll, has been called into the service of his country. hlr. Lawrence VVagner, after taking over the coaching job for a few weeks, has joined the Navy. The present coach is Hr. Cayadi. and Philip Snyder Bayonne Bayonne Lincoln YVeehnwken Union Hill Demarest Dickinson X a y ier Snyder Home Away Home Home Home Home Home A way Home Away Other members are Arthur Armand, Joseph Seltzer, Robert Louis, VValter llautel Taslijian. Blanager Bernard Santo arranged the schedule. TENNIS SCHEDULE May May May May May May May May May May 1 -lf ll 12 15 20 22 25 26 29 Union Hill St. jose-ph's VV:-ehawken St. joseph's St. l'eter's Lincoln Dickinson A way A way Aw ay Home Home A w ay Home l'ivmr Cerrlli june june ,lune june june june june lr. I 3 5 S 10 11 12 Pagr Sf-family-um ASE ALLL Once again lNIemorial's traditionally good baseball team has taken to the county field of battle with colors flying. During these trying times our team is doing their part in bolstering the morale of the students as well as the community at large. A smooth and powerful defense has been set up with such veterans as Frank Taborelli, Johnny Challenger and Ernie Cecelia covering the outfield positions. However, these boys can expect little work because of our exceptionally good infield that consists of lWighty-mite Joe Gabriel, Joe Grecco, Danny lllansmann, Roy Hroncich and Chubby Rcicen, one of the outstanding catchers in the county. The problem of hooks and curves has been placed in the hands of two old-timers, Red Brown and Bobby liostwick. The other equally efficient moundsmen who will see much action are Ray Piatt, HLefty,' Cristaldi, Joe Tacchino and Tom Povolny. Everything points to a very successful season, but regardless what honors or victories the XlElXl team may acquire as a unit, much credit is due the Coach, lNIr. Thomas Roop, for his relentless stamina and sacrifice in whipping the boys into a fine team. fllvrriorizzl Srvfl' Score Opponents 10 4 Ferris l 0 St. lVIichael's 9 5 Union Hill ' 6 3 Demarest ' 3 4 Emerson 3 I Lincoln 2 8 Dickinson 6 3 Union Hill 6 3 Snyder ' 5 4 Ferris ' 2 l Weehawken 5 8 St. lVIichael's 8 1 Demarest Dickinson Emerson Weehawken Snyder Pagr Srvrnly tfwo 'ITRACIK TEAM This year's track and Held team is one of the most successful teams in the history of the school. Undefeated to date in dual and triangular competition and at the present writing a top-heavy favorite to win both the Hudson County and Northern New Jersey Track and Field Championships, both titles being held at the present time by Lincoln High School of Jersey City. The lVIems have already defeated Lincoln in a dual meet, 53-29. ' Last year the team won the novice point trophy and the 880-yard relay trophy, Charlie Covino romping off with the individual award. This year the boys have set both the novice point and the 880-yard trophies as their goal. This is a big assignment and has never been accomplished by any school in the history of the meet. One thing we can be sure of, win or lose, the boys wearing the Orange and Black will be in there doing their best. Some of the scores to date: lllemorial Opponents 5815 St. Joseplfs N. YJ 14- SSW St. llIichael's CU. 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Maggiano Prime Meatix, Poultry and Provisions Fruit: and Vegetable: 6511 BERGENLINE AVENUE QUALITY CANDY SHOP Homr-Made' Candirnr and In' Cream Delicious Grilled Sandfwirhr: 4710 BERGENLINE AVENUE Next to Capitol Theatre UNION CITY, N. J. UNlon 7-9680 Novelty Candy SL Tobacco Co. Wholesale Candy and Tobacro Cigars - Cigarettes, etc. We Deliver 5014 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Co mplimrnt: of- Royal Printing Service 439-441 FIFTY-FIRST STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Tel. UNlon 3-3131 Compli1nz'nts of- NOORIGIAN BROS. Compliment: of- ROBINSON TEXTILE CO. LOU'S FOOD STORE 5200 HUDSON AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. I. A MATTER OF ECONOMY Try Our REMBRANDT MINIATURE A High-Gmde Portrait Suitable for Enlarging' Just Rilht Size for Your Army Boy to Carry REMBRANDT STUDIOS, Inc. 5121 Bergenline Ave., West New York, N. J. MADISON PIZZERIA S44 59th STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. J. ROSE BEAUTY SHOP Permanents S150 up 3 Items 51.00 - Feathercut 5.75 5314 PARK AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Compliment: of- LOUIS S. PENTEL, M.D. WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Compliments of- TOPPER CO-EDS PHLEPS BAKERY 6110 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. UNion 3-9880 Compliment: of- FRED THURNHER Compliments of- GEORGE PINYUH TREGER'S MARKET 4913 PARK AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. I. Page Eighty-om' Complimrnts of- GARDNER FAMILY T I.. UN. 3-3487 GROCFRX GUTTEN BERG Fruit SL Vegetable Market Our Motto IJ Service and Courtery Orders Called For and Delivered 6914 Bergenline Ave., cor. 70th St. GUTTENBERG, N. J. Compliment: of- Mr. and Mrs. EDW. A. MILDENBERGER Meyer's Ice Cream Parlor 126 48th STREET UNION CITY, N. J. Home-Made Icz' Cream and Candies JURoN's Handbags and Luggage sso-4 BERGENLINE AVENUE wesr NEW YORK, N. J. Complimrnt: of-- MIKE'S BARBER SHOP Compliment: of- C0 'P1f 1f 'f-f 0f-' J, M, M. B. MEYER Compliment: of- Coats and Dresses Use Our Convenient 10 Payment Plan az' 6105 BERGENLINE AVENUE l WEST NEW YORK, N. Compliment: af- Memorial High Distributors of Herald-Tribune Ann LOGIN RICHARD CHIRANO DANNY CREANGE Compliment: of- THE LIBRARY STAFF J. J. HENRY'S TAVERN 132 asm STREET GUTTENBERG, N. J. LOU'S BAR SL GRILL Cor. of 57th Street and Jackson WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Co mplimcnts of- WILLIAM MAY MAXINE'S 4620 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Compliments of. . . MATH CLUB Pagr Eighty-two JOHN R. BURTON 65 SON COMMERCIAL 8: INDUSTRIAL REFRIGERATION 385 Fairview Avenue, Fairview, N. J. CLifIside 6-0734 Complimrnt: of- LEO FARISICH KARL DOEHM Candy, Ia- Crram and Stationery 6208 HUDSON BOULEVARD WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Fabiano's Delicatessen Our Specialty Home Made Rzwioli 5116 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. DINERO'S DAIRY Phone UNion 7-3090 6409 BERGENWOOD AVENUE NORTH BERGEN, N. J. FLORAL EMBROIDERY 6116 MADISON STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. J. UNion 7-3228 Compliments of- BERT DAVIS GUS'S Watrh and Jmwrlry Rrpairing All Work Guaranteed 5114 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. PARK CLEANING CO. Cleaners-Tailors-Furriers 6316 PARK AVENUE QCorner 64th Streetj WEST NEW YORK, N. J. For Service, Call UNion 7-S127 JOSEPH DEISCHER Delicatessen Complimenli' of- GULES CANDY STORE Phone UNion 7-4734 GILSENAN PIANO CO. 4538 BERGENLINE AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. Complete Stock of Popular and Clauical Records Ed ray Typewriter Exchange 245 WEST 34-th STREET NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. FAMOUS FAIN SWEATERS - sK1RTs GENERAL DISCOUNT CO. 6124 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Tel., UNion 7-1000, 1601, 1602 Established 1902 GEFRO SUPPLY, INC. General Supplies to All Trades SPORT WEA Main Office: Wir hr : . l S R ' 5908 Bergenlme Ave. 543-4:5e50liiia St. Unwll CNY and Jersey Clfy West New York, N. J. Page Eighty-three 9 e n E' Cl Lanz, ONE YEAR INTENSIVE COURSE OUALIFIES YOU FOR A POSITION AS OIETITIAN In hoepltole 'hotels echoole loborolo dee deparlmentetoree eteomnhipe r road: public health welfare or on ixollou Modem equipment Spac one uortere. School restaurant. Licensed 1 N Y Stole Day or Evening. Co-Bd Age no obllucle. Vieilorl welcome Free National Placement Service WRITE FOR CATALOG 40 . I I . ' . all: ' . ' . T ' 1 . . . . NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF DIETETICS Telephone: lligent 4-'l4ll0 ljfllllfllllllfllfi' of . . LOBEIXS YOUTH CENTER 5815 IIICRGIENLINIC AVICNUIC XVICSI' NEW' YORK Phone l'.'Xlls:lLlv 0-0555 420 t-.xlngggn AVC. Il -wi :'k Mhliiiigt E.T.'3l'.I23?-Ffa r . I d on.-ylaf I ,, honswe 6' Hgh-sfilloo Twmyuf coffzlrxax courses torn :iduw,.ly. Qgnsive Qsesctnd colleql Vqfrzggidualiteddlm. e , i - lgizlliiguishrar:g3:uYrooq:?:rden stu Yon- Q Serv! - R Eiiiitlve Ulzlcggsfipnnlss nmEc1'0 soo B afflllnll E. C. GAINES, A. B., Pres. Registered bythe llegents. Day and Evening Secretarial Training Accountancy - Bookkeeping Also SPANISH STENUIIIIIIPIIY, EXPIIIITIN , CUNVEITSATIONAL SPANISH INolive lnxlruclarx since l920I FREE Employment Service. Low Tuition Fees NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER SCHOOL Visitors Welcome. Bulletin on Request 441 LEXINGTON IVE., With SLI ll.Y. sn. :ess nu. uiumy um 2-3521 49'rn YI-ZAR EAGAN SCHOOL Si'rrf'Irlr'i1ll, Slmrrlmml, xlfmznzling null 1iu.tim'.fs xillllfllllll' Cauryfx IJAY AND EVENING State-Capitol Building BERGICNLINIE AVENUE at 48th STREET UNION CITY, N. I Thi' ICULXN SFIIUHI, 1-njnye :1 Izumi- Ilipgli Si-liuul I'zili'uimg1- SIIIIIIIIQI' 'l'e-rm Begins july l to 8 Full 'l't-rm Begins Sept. 1 to X l':ill, 'I'lumv ul' Write' for lltllilltlg l'l1-im-: UNiOn 7'0615 HOWELL BROS., INC. How YVell NVQ Please F11rnz'f11re - Refrigeralors - Radios 57th S'l'REE'l' .Sc ISERGENLINE AVENUE 59th S'l'REE'l' and HUDSON BLVD. VVEST NEYV YORK, N. 2nd Sz Grand Streets, Hoboken, N. 1. llOl1olten 3-13-I-S - C: s CL'ff:'d - 6-O-I-I-9 LN. X-9843 Hot Luncheons HHH I S3 L H ENRY FITSCHEN , ,yu I High Grade Confectionery .,.i!lg:Q9'iii f f'ff3f M ii 'f'f'i if lllilllt' illmlf' ln' Crwllll iv- 4 ...se ghfiigefr. 61123 I3lCRCIICNI,INIC AVENUE ' it f,'2y ' if 'O li' lVlCS'l' NEVV YORK, N. J. 262 Cliff Street Fairview, N. J. Pngr Eighty-four Compliments of . . . . . , Iss Chmcosta s ITALIAN CLASSES CLASS JEWELERS STANDARD RING COMPANY !Ila11ufaeturi11g S eh olastie Jewelers 130 WEST 46th STREET NEVV YORK CITY BERGENLINE BAKERY CAKE AND PASTRY Sprrializr' in Swiss Bread 6602 B rgenline Ave. West New York, N. J. II I Kllsamh- 6-9055 A. YELLEN fluta Bod and Fender Rr' airs J' I I I.: - Refhxishing - 'Pops and Uphnlstvring Also Custom Bodies 4935 HUDSON BOULEVARD NORTH BERGEN, N. 1. H U DSON DISPATCH Printers DISPATCH BUILDING UNION CITY We Printed The HUMANIST TURKOWSKY SL SON WTO?'ZZCA.5 Plumbing and Heating J N , WEST NEW YORK !Aofo Cngmvzng Cc. UNi0n 7-1381 CZD 12 Journal Square Jersey Ciiy, BUY WAR BONDS Pngr Eighiy-f UNion 3-2373 HENRY NEUFFER Jeweler 5902 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Tel., UNion 7-2906 Heating Contractors STOEVER SL GLASS, Inc. Dealers in Restaurant Range:-Oil Burners New and Rebuilt Stoves and Ranger 6303 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Tel., UNion 3-2660 PETER J. LALLY Florist Cut Flowers-Funeral Designs 4513 BERGENLINE AVENUE 4Near 45th Streetj UNION CITY, N. J. Flowers hy Wire to All Parts of the World Phone: UNion 3-8868 IDA'S BEAUTY SALON Home of Artistic Permanent Waving Beauty Culture in All It: Branehes 212 60th Street West New York, N. 1. Phone, UNion 7-9765 BERGENLINE TAVERN TONY TEDESCO, Prop. Pizzeria - RESTA URANT - Sea Food Italian Spaghetti and Ravioli 6705-07 Bergenline Avenue Near Old 23rd Sr. WEST NEW YORK, N. J. EXPERT UPHOLSTERING CABINET REFINISHINI' MAKER D- 85 G- REMODELINCI Furniture Repair: All living room fabrics dry cleaned and steamed All Work Guaranteed S408 PARK AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. Ed and john Telephone PAlisade 6 UNGER'S TAVERN Shufle Board, Dart Board, Movie: 6615 PALISADE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. -9180 Compliment: of- A FRIEND Phone: UNion 3-2968 COLUMBIA SALES CORP. Pure California Grape Wine 517 60th STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Frank Guidi, President UNion 7-6303 Compliment: of Dr. SL Mrs. Julius V. Africano UNION CITY, N. J. Compliments of- A GOOD FRIEND Compliments of- Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES L. MORETTI Telephone, UNion 7-9179 Jos. Marzigliano SL Sons Live Poultry and Fresh Egg Market Telephone Orders Proniptly Delivered 5217 Bergenline Avenue West New York Telephone, UNion 7-4731 Wholesale and Retail West New York Pork Store Manufacturer of Fine Bologna and Sausage 6408 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. l. JOHN SOHELBERG. Prop. Bef. 64th and 63th SCS. Quality Considered, Truly a Store of Greater Values ROME BROS. FURNITURE Incorporated 511-515 32nd STREET UNION CITY, N. Tel.. UNion 7-2674 Serving New Jersey Communities for over Half a Century Exclusive Distributors of Weldon Hall Furniture Page Eighty-:ix Phone: UNion 3-9623 ANDREINI PHARMACY Albert J. Andreini, Ph. G. 5532 BERGENLINE AVENUE Cor. 56th Street WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Phones: UNion 7-3385, 2773 THE EAGLE PHARMACY Morrir M. Berrutein, Proprietor ssov BEROENLTNE AVENUE cor. sm. sf. WEST NEW YORK, N. J. UNion 7-0004, 0005 O. L. AUF DER HEIDE, Inc. Real Estate and Inxurance 437 60th STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Compliments of- WILLIAM H. BENNETT General Inxuranee and Real Estate 6119 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Buy With Confidence Uffivez UNion 3-S215 Rs-sidenve: UNion 7-3432 WAUK-RITE SHOE SHOP Agents for Enna-Jettick Shoes for Women Nunn-Bush Shoes for Men S701 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Phone: UNion 7-5533 De Luxe Buses B. SL F. BUS SERVICE, Inc. Buse: to Hire for All Occasion: 570 55th STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. J. UNion 3-0056 LILY SHOPPE The Friendly Store 5707 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. UNion 7-9525 Joseph J. ParascOndO1O,' Ph.G. Registered Pharmacirt Broadway Pharmacy 6314 BROADWAY WEST NEW YORK, N. J. SINGER'S PHARMACY Where Pharmacy I: a Profeuion Not a Sideline Prompt Service 5700 BERGENLINE AVENUE UNion 5-6375 West New York Phone: UNion 7-0126 GEO. J. OTT, Jr. Dealer in Choice Meats, Poultry and Provision: 8525 HUDSON BOULEVARD NORTH BERGEN, N. J. Sullivan'S Barber Shop Jim Sullivan, Prop. ssl 67th STREET Cor. Jackson St. WEST NEW YORK, N. J. THOMAS MANION Eno Service Station HUDSON BLVD. and sm STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. 1. Phone: PAlisade 6-me LINCOLN CLOTHES SHOP Clothes of Character 6014 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Max Goodfriend UNion 7-3645 KAMP BROS. Manufacturers of Laces and Embroidered Fabric: 6006 Adams St., West New York 814 76th St., North Bergen Phone: UNion 7-5744 Phone: UNion 5-57:0 EMIL BUEGE EDDIE S MARKET Illeat, Poultry and Profvmon: Bakery Rc-dur-tion for Chun-hes and Parties 5709 HUDSON AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. 5409 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Page Eighty-.re-'uen l . Tel. UNion 3-1811-12 West New York Lumber 6L Supply Co. Lnmbrr--Milli-work--Spccialtirs PARK AVENUE SL 52nd STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. Phone: UNion 7-23 53 Schnyderls Flower Shop 6700 BERGENLINE AVENUE At 67th Street WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Phone: UNion 3-9640 Bluestone Recreation Academy 18 Standard Brunswick Alleys 545-7-9 SIXTIETH STREET Bet. Bergenline Avenue and Boulevard West WEST NEW YORK, N. j. Telephone UNion 7-9683 Campanella Food Market, Inc. Groceries, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables Delzrateuen - Liquor: 7110 BERGENLINE AVENUE NORTH BERGEN, N. J. Phone: UNion 7-5766 DR. PHILIP NEMOFF DENTIST S917 BERGENLINE AVENUE Ahove Whelan's Drug Store., Ent. on 60th St. WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Phone: UNion 7-8491 Royal Furniture Exchange, Inc. New and Used Furniture 5504 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW Yonx, N. J. Jas. Battifarano UNion 7-8912 RIVOLI DECORATORS Complrlr' Intfriors 5801-5803 BERGENLINE AVENUE VVEST NEVV YORK, N. J. Phone: UNion 3-8378 NICHOLAS S. RAGO Attorney at Law Counselor and Advocate U. S. Dist., So. Dist., N. Y. 445 som STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. J. UNion 7-2815 La Paula's Beauty Salon Hairdrrning 6212 PARK AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Telephone UNion 7-1801 CHARLES A. SCHEURLE Funeral Home 6119 TYLER PLACE Bet. 61st 8: 62nd Sts. 2 Blocks East Ber'line Ave. WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Real Estate, Insurance Est. 1924 Established 11596 UNion 3-1641 SODIE GOLDSTEIN A. J. DITTMAR Commercial Finance Broker Pharmacist 6135 Bergenline Ave. Wilson Building WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Phones: UNion 3-7523, 7524 Reasonable Rates Work Guaranteed PARKWAY GARAGE Repairing and Overhauling Done on All Makes of Cars 5112 PARK AVENUE Opp. 52nd Street WEST NEWV YORK, N. J. Phone: PAlisade 6-3032 6514 BERGENLINE AVENUE Cor. 66th St. WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Phone: UNion 7-2276 GEORGE A. De LAMATER Music Studio 5504 HUDSON AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Phone: UNion 3-5053 PRI MO'S AUTO SERVICE For Your Aulo Nerds 414 62nd STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Tel. UNion 3-8004 G. U. PORK STORE Wholesale and Retail Prime Beef, Poultry and Provisions Iloms--Made Bologna - Imported Delicatessen 4923 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. I Pagr Eighty-right Co mplimrntx of- MRS. N. W. WILLIAMS CRAWFORD CLOTHES 5818 BERGENLINE AVENUE VVEST NEW YORK, N. J. Complimrnls of- Mr. and Mrs. H. ARKUSH SL FAMILY Complimrnts of- ALFRED M. COZZI Complimrnts of- STEVE BEDERKA J. J. CONDON 615 PARK AVENUE fcor. 16th St.J WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Complimvnts of- JOHN BEIER THEURER ASSN. BASS PAINTS AND VARNISHES 5403 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. BETTY PAGE FROCKS 5712 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. CLASS 321 NEVER CHEWS GUM CLARK'S EXPRESS New York and New Jersey Express 8: Trucking Telephones: Union 5-2070-71 601 60th Street West New York, N. J CENTRAL LINEN SUPPLY 257 WESTSIDE AVENUE JERSEY CITY, N. J. DEL. 3-0700 Complimrnlr of- MRS. AGNES BORDEMANN AND MRS. CHRISTINE HILLIER Complimrnls of- JOSEPH DANING EDWARD O. BOQUIST OPTOMETRIST Compliments of- Examinaiions of the Eyrs Exclusively Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Sant., 9:30 to 125 1 to 5, 7 to 9, Wed. and Fri., 9:30 to 12, 1 U15 DQVIR CUTTING WQRKS 5910 Bergenline Avenue UNion 7-8164 West New York Pay E ghty TIM'S BAR 85 GRILL 6309 HUDSON BOULEVARD NORTH BERGEN, N. J. Union City Typewriter Exchange Sold, Rented, Repaired and Exchanged Special Rates to Students-Bring This Ad Deferred Payments - All Makes 332 48th STREET UNION CITY, N. J. Complimrnts uf- WASHINGTON Furriers and Cleaners LEO WEISEL Confectionery and Ice Cream 5415 PARK AVENUE Mnnorial'.r Frworitr Candy Shop WELL-DONE Cleaners - Tailor 6708 PARK AVENUE UNion 3-1789 Co mplimrnt: of- S. ZINICK - EMBROIDERIES siz 55th STREET WEs'r NEW YORK, N. J. RAYNIT MILLS Manufacturers of Rayon-Knitted Fabrics SCHMIDLAPP SIGNS 443 59th STREET WEST NEW YORK, N. 1. UNion 3-2942, 7-2818 UNion 7-4980 Framing Since 1920 DIPLOMAS and PICTURES FRAMED Largest Selection of Pictures, Frames and Mirrors in Stock HARRY SCHAFFER 5521 Bergenline Avenue West New York Compliment: of- J. SAPUTO 6400 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. SAM'S MEAT MARKET 4501 BERGENLINE AVENUE UNION CITY, N. I. SAGAN BROS. Gulf Service Station 5709 HUDSON BOULEVARD NORTH BERGEN, N. J. Tel., UNion 7-9822 TWIN SERVICE STATIONS H. T. KIEFER, Pros. Wm-'ver Safe T Lam' Sci:-ntific Brake Testing, Rc-lining, Adjusting General Repairs Park Ave., Ft. of 56th St., Boulevard East WEST NEW YORK, N. Tel. UNion S-7190 TES' AN BRIDAL SHOPPE Bride: and Attendant: Gown: Made to Order Prom Dreuer Our Delight 5020 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. UN. 3-9851 Home-Made Ice Cream l.mm:ns IN QU.u,1'rY .IOS EPI-I SCIACCA Choice Meat: and Provision: Confrftionrry and Sandwich Shoppe 4919 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. 5712 HUDSON ,AVENUE Bet. 57th and 58th Streets WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Pngr Ninety Mr. E. Zurburg Bob Berella Reenle Sciacca Fay Zakar Charlotte Joseph Mrs. May Gier Nancy Colacchlo Eva Vukan Dorothy Hatok Evelyn Carey Evelyn Wernick Anne Lo Guidlce Marion Horn Edythe Ludwig Adele I-lavlin Elsie Speziani Jack Waddon Marian Mayer Charlotte Abbott George Nicoletti Harvey Edwards Arlene Krause Milan Slavik Dorothy Peller Francis Doca Joe Malik Eileen Kovara John Ritchie Tom Zakar Joseph Joseph Mrs. Wilson Helen Zeitler Morton Levine Rudolph Di Pasquale Roslyn Chesis Dorothy Tuite Virginia Moresca James Tighe Mary 0'Boyle Geraldine Swinkin Mr. E. C. Waddon Vicky Afare Helen Simon Esther Prezloso Jeanette Williams Martin Fay Louis Slavia Cliff Daulman Mrs. E. Zurburg Bud Santo Richard Rivardo Frances Milano Mr. N Mrs. T. Joseph Marjorie Thie Harriett Greenblatt Rhoda Zarchin Pauline Vannucchi Doris Brinkdopke Sue Weinstoek Warren Falk Beverly Vetter Marie Zeller Wanda Heidenreich Phyllis Naimo Poppy Vassos Virginia Ciocco Helen Varlnsky Pat Lehman Betty Barnett Norma Negretti Dorothy Saraflan Helen Besharian Anne Moretti Mike Mirabelli Michael Piano Dickie Aarhilge Gerty Pattifarano Sunshine Barre Florence Richman Jeanette Schoenherr Dorothy Klurtz Robert S. Bell Dora Soriano Victoria Hanesky Blanche, Louis, Madelyn 0 Mary Murphy Frank Dunlap Teddy 6: Vin Gloria Scala Shake Boyajian Nick Roes Billy Bellah Evelyn Panyak Lucille Zannoni Elvira Blum Garxnela Leo Marie Becker Gladys Besharlan Mrs. J. Fay Gloria Kutlick Jean SchiH Jean Von Doehren Louise Bessoir Cecilia Armellino Norrie Auf Der Heide Olive Darling Helen Lake Dino Vergani Gertrude Castellucci Irving Raven Ann Castellucci Marion Stelnmetz Eunice Leenig Dorothy Otto Esther Felt Victoria C. Nosenzo Alfred Harzer Grace Proudian Charlotte Zakar Marie Abend L. Gaeazzi Lee Kwitcholi Arnold Schenker Helen Monte Dorothy Keller Lila Konrad Beatrice Di Falco Miss Marian R. Doughty Dolly Gabriele Elda Daizovi Theresa Garger Laura Gunzenhauser Norman Cohen Erwin Winguth Pauline Castelluccl Miss O'Connor Sergt. Anthony V. Corso June Martin Pat McGlome Eugene Montanaro Mrs. Quesnel Madeline R. Castellucci Frances M. Castelluccl Whitey Dubanich Mr. A. Cavadi Charlie 0'Rourke Mat Cascella Roslyn Glass Albert Dazza Tony Tarallo Bob Dunn Murray Bella Howard Beund Ben Ribaldi Henry Reckler Bobby Schwartz Joseph J. Leo Warren Sprayragen Lenny Weiner Tyrone Frome Rocco Sy Rosenblatt Sy Rosenblatt Yale Klein Normle Keyes Koris Pedersen Mr. E. Richter Mrs. A. Pattermann CSTERS Mrs. F. Batch Fred Batch Ethel Renn June Ringel Mili Navra Angelo Metropolo Robert Vellitini Tom ' Mary Moeler Adele Clover Mary Tawler Audre Reyle Emily Tiederman Conrad Triverio Barbara Miele Alma Normand Marie Heieron Helen Bonardi Margie Minerva Ann Dimpegno G+.-rtie Losick Elsie Ravizza Billy Nicolay Mary Parisi Phi ip Langano Mrs. Bermann Louise Zajicek Normie Ann George Cravitz Paul Rotondi Mr. D. Curry Jimmy Kalta Al Valero Lois Jaeger Warren Valero Joy Tomaso Artie Stone Pete 0'Connell Beanzie Comm. McGowan Comm. McGowan Lila Gloria Margaret Reagan Ira Ira Elsie Schroeder Josephine Cascone Harold Conklin Hermine Rosenberg Gertrude Pollard George Rauch Artie Peterson Louise Pette Margary Stackler Paul Wiebel Walter Vinik Robert Price Paul Montalbano Pearl Schwarzwald Edith Dragonette Vicky Milty Donadt Arthur Johnsen Harold Mack Helen Liparini Jo Estelle Horowitz Piggy Inez Marty Zajicek Stinky Robert LaCarubba Albin Nemets Martin Cordon Norma Feinman Marion Tashjian Johnny Lovato George Rover Enes Mansolillo Jack Arkush Gil Davis Alvin Wilke Billy Stelnmetz Isabelle Welch Beatrice Fox Audrey Cohen Carol Alexander Frances Speranza Jean Polazzo Anna Bussanlck Gertmde Armus Gemma Cunberti Chic Baron CHoby Gloria Steinll Dorothy Schroeder Tommy Muller Harold Heath Norman Lefkowitz Jack Scanlon Malvin Solomon Helen McLoughlin Lucky Dolly Mrs. W. Saldarlni Mrs. M. Malloy Toni Uncle Rene Harry Woehrle Claire Sakofs Emily Pull Mr. Norfeldt Charles Wilke Terry Rettino Florence Wilke Rita Bosak Charlotte Buschmann Miriam Aron Paul Colobatta Alice Rockford Chick Mary Brignola. Rose Ribando Sarah Ribando Rose Ann Lisa Gloria Sittel Anna Lange Seymour Schonberg Joyce Megibow Ann Plattner Mrs, Zajicek Mrs. A. Fisher Sam Licitra Mrs. E. Schumann Mrs. I. Bemett Florence Florence Mattie Rich Ruth Lackovich Jimmie Nuzzi Vicki Sparagna Dan Pull Mrs. Norfeldt Uncle Lolie William Steinmetz Catherine Steinmetz Marie Berg Benjamin Abbott Ella Anderson Betty Provitere Adolph Sommer Frances Petrik Rose Armus Florence Morrison Lowis La Forgia Mrs. A. Provitere Caroline Doemer Henry Sherhandt Francis Anthony Keever Margaret Scanlan Mrs. Kuec Mrs. C. Tennant Kitty Morrison Mrs. M. Saldarini Mrs. A. Maggio Mrs. J. 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