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MARAVIGLIA WE DEDICATE . . Without the help of sponsors, no class can function as we did throughout our three short years in Nutley High School. During that time our class sponsors have given endlessly of their time and effort in order to guide us in all of our class projects. In deep appre- ciation, we dedicate the l951 EXIT to Marie F. Maraviglia and Vincent W. Pecoraro. i -um f 'Q 1 .- 2 H f-4, ...J M-Lg 1 f ' r' , ,Ziff 0 !N ,f If f 1,. I, 1 7 f , f 7 6f Q, ,Z ' f ww O A V ,lf , f, ,f. M. , , X SLK A N L w ,194 ,ZX ,,,, , 3, - A Y f 42 '14 E .,,,, I l fa f vs 'V VY: .f -fftfyf ,M 0 If 344. 1 1 :Zin-Z 1517639 5 , ,, H 3 Y rl 1 ,ll '2, , 94,4 ., af ,1 . ' , 34571 in ' Um g ffy1V7,4 , z'4W55tf 4 1+ -3,23 32 5 V 4 ,, .I It -L if!-,513 'YV' 222 Ti: 'gg Liz? ,4 .21 , NJ .1 7' 1 -J Q aff' ' i'iig'4 .A . ,Q-, , ,. W . ,- 7 , x Mk f v-' ' J f 1 ,MMM 'NA t' af 4 . Y... 11 1, Q x-2, ish ,- Jn, 5:3 Lf? 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Faculty and The whole object of education is, in the first place, to train the faculties of the young in such a manner as to give their possessors the best chance of being happy and useful in their generationg and, in the second place, to furnish them with the most important portions of that immense capitalized experience of the human race which we call knowledge of various kinds. THOMAS HENRY HUXLEY. 'Y' -flag PF 11.0 V655 5, Y 4 af aim. A ' 'll- F315 X. v slllltos- Nth iveilxtixllsl wo O0 P555 K' K- Q. .sfvivw 'ffl BY' 'os' YM' ,GCS Ogljleggikolbl . . Y M-. ry, wget W Hg Z are 41 fa ww' wt 'Q s Administration How fortunate we are that these words, engraved in the walls of Nutley High School, have been so fully accepted by the faculty as a guide in our training and development. Their wholeheaned interest in the progress of the individual has been demonstrated in both class work and extra-curricular activities. We are deeply indebted to them for their wise and friendly counsel. FINIS CoRoNAT OPUs -ifcffwc .C . 4? IGQC ALI!-O IZ, fm 11 4 Ce A11 R at 560035800 2' fc afo. ' A! ' Z 01231-O -.reqzelgg RO ef? i , V. lj 0 . Me He-33 2,241 rgfzc If 5: aqlplha. faqs. Cllr ' -I In 728' 406- amos: A1 ' cha , ,msn 3 I r . e Y l 2,5 A Miss Elsie R. Ciccone and Mrs. Leon Tierney, secretaries to the principal. HISTORY DEPARTMENT. Left to right, rmnding: Mr. James O. Sampsel, Mr. Harold D. Kahley, Mr. Harold L. Huntoon. Seated: Mrs. John Pilling, Mr. Robert F. Harrell, Miss Esther Byerly. ci ta LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT. Left to right, .ftandingg Mr. Phillip J. Gariss, German, Mr. Alfred L. Lupien, Spanirh. Seated: Mr. Henry Guggi, Latin, Miss Mar- garet E. Gerdinick, French, Mr. Angelo C. Petullo, Spanirh. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT. Left to right, standing: Miss Grace E. Barnes, Jecretarial and clerical practice, Mr. George A. Lenaghen, hnrinerr organization and law, record keeping, Miss Helen R. Gulick, typing, :hort- hand, record keeping. Seated: Miss Mary E. Sprague, accounting and clerical practice, Mr. Charles 1. Luddy, typing, clerical practice, consumer education, Miss Ruth Narotsky, typing. SPECIAL SUBJECTS TEACHERS. Left to right. rtand ing: Mr. Chester H. Ryan, printing, Mr. H. Herbert Gloss, art, Mr. Roy S. Girard, physical education, Mr. Frederick A. Vleiskoff, mechanical drawing, Mr. Milo E. Cushman, guidance director and teacher of ernployrneint opportunitier, Mr. Harry H. Bennett, shop. Seated: Miss Mina R. Sheldon, homernaking, Miss Louise M. Hopkins. librarian, Mrs. William L. Margetts, physical education. 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NUTLEY HIGH SCHOCDL f .- - ' ,yi M' w,fQQ7f,',?2:Z I ' ff,- 2 i ssisr I .. , I. , ,, ..,, I r 4 'ff 4ffu .u, ff,,:gpff.f 5 zu wwf' T l JOYCE ALLMANN The Sun If Ailwuyr Shining ' ' Height 5'7 Eyes Hazel -Q Hair Light Brown Q 5 ,W . JOYCE AMLUNG She'r u Sunflower Height 5'6 Eyes Brown Hair Brownette 43. E 19.6 . T3 5 CJ... ,' '71 A WN Q J 5 ye - ELAINE F. ANDERSON! Never Uncierertirnule the Power of a Woman Height 5'2 Eyes Blue Hair Honey Blond 'O -121' Thatlf You I7 Th JAMES ASHTON D ,6 l Height E Brown W We Don? Know Enough Ahou K You 1 SAL ASARO Height SIM Eyes Hazel WP Gilt The Mun Who Puintf u Rainbow Half Brown u in the Shy Height 5'8 Eyes Brown 5 Hair Brown Our Sanctuary for Sweethearts, nature lovers, and lunch eaters. 'i ,. .. ,,., .,i. . , ,J ag .TLA 0 1 , ' g , in ,. mg, ' v , I J. 1 ,uilww f vue., f ' f 134, I 'f as x L n,. I f A I ' ' f 5 LORRAINE BAADE When Yoifre Pretty :mil the Worlil if Fair ' Height 5'2 Eyes Blue Hair Brownette 'f D X' L ' Q A 4 i , g - -Q EDWARD C. BAKER Ah, Sweet Myrtery of Life Height 5'1l Eyes Blue 'IMQSENIOR CLASS A W'f! sq I I' . 1' -I : H , Q is 1 ' I I ls ' I 103-ga .. Q 15' 5, Q 1 . fm ' . in ' j' i i I 'Evil H , f 4,54 . - - -. Y,-,-ts., ,. .--fb in P me .r Hair Brown A , H r Ches ut wnq Q, g ix A MARY BALDINO The Lim W' h iz Delicate Air Y X Height Tifk. E Bro fl t ' J wh rf , 51' .V .1 1 'wg w ' ii It in My lil JD it ' V5.1 WW H, SALIB IDINO ' , Sh2rhe tlizrzilrgfxh Guy ' A in the War if J if J-fitlighf 5'7 ,yes Blue fy I, J Hair Brgwn it ,A 'IQ '11 ... - .,kf . ,:. fi FRANCES BARBERIA Mirziling My Bri.firzeJJ Height TM Eyes Blue Mecca for us bookworms Hair Light Brown WILLIAM BARLQW i E' When Fm Not Near the Girl'-51 yn Love, I Love the Girl I'm Near' I 15 4-3 Height 5'6M Eyes Blue ,. RJ as Hair Brown ff rl lt fi '-g'5x .Xx f -Uv f NUTLEY HIGH SCHOOL 'O , r f' ff CATHB'RINz?BKRTHj2LEMY ', . , ' MrPreny Gi iv Life ii MJOW li 'Height 53 , Hllfes Blue L v 2 A , Hag Ligleff Brown L! , I-K A., fu if if 1 li' , mu ,f 'E-03 ww. pow- xv S 9 N'xD 7-ll I - A B QQLQ--.A Ebxll? 'be C- tu-.fxi lb I SJ ,X ROBERT BENNEVF The Importance of Being Earneff' Height 5'lO Eyes Brown Hair Black 'in-...., ROSE MARIE BENZ Carey Little Redheaded Doll Height 5' Eyes Hazel Hair Deep Red i ,V Q 4 1 ' I' ' I Q I ' ,,.. , , R J i ' - , 1. ' 1 5 X - in A ' V DOROTHY BERGSTROM Mx fi- f' . . 0 Younger Than Springtime ' 'K' , lk, Height 5'5Vz Eyes Blue --4 1- S H i B1 cl M on D. BRUCE BEVINS 1 Hair Dark Brown pi 3' K Lucky, Lucky, Lucky Me Height 5'7 Eyes Brown Hair Brown Oh, Miss Sprague! Wlizit he said!! Q ex, - i SQ we jGERALDlNE BIONDI Ar1ytbir1g Gow Height 4'll Eyes Brown SENIOR CLASS Mr, is R J .X 4 ,ff fl ff! ff? V' A 1 .Nw CHARLES BLIXT it JOAN BOW Hair Brownette Speak to Me Only With Thine EyeJ Sian off the Day with iz Song Height 5' 6 Eyes Hazel A I THOMAS, BOWES Got the Moon in My Pocket Height 6'1AL' E, Eyes Blue Hair ,Blond Height 5'8 Eyes Blue Hair Brown 'Ur-'Y His IQ ww AD N OEDNEY BROWN Tall at the Timber DONALD BRANCACCIO Haif Blond To Each Hit Own Height 5'l0 Eyes Brown Hair Brown ' Q Height 6'4M Eyes Blue PATRICIA BROTHERS - Half Blond Ain't Mi5b6l9dUi72l,I Height 5'7M Eyes Blue Everyone looks lopsided and some al most write with their noses. -H-H-'Ar-fnnliiii r' ' 1 . : ' FQ . fc, , ' .1 'I .J NUTVLEY3 HIGH SCHOQLD ff' Ni .H -. A ,. i . ' A - 9 , i ,X ,f . A-1 - 'eff ' ff QTY-x 1 5, It W 6 fi' f ig 1 31 hr fl 1 ' M. M. 'Q ' I .',-M. ' i BARBARA CACCIARELLI f H LV, All the Tlaingr You Are gh Q Height 5'3 Eyes Green in 5 2, A'AA as Hair Brilliant Brunette 1 Q AGNES BUKNOW Speaking of Angelf' ' -: g,, 4? A.,.,.:, V livvv A 5'6 Eyeg Blue JUDITH BROWN Hair Maple Brown American Beauty Rolfe JJ 'JL ix A f L' , J. Height 5f4bQ Eyes Blue Hair Strawberry Blond Lf Q4 N. ' Q, , .1 J 1 -1' X, 1-fa! .,'.v 1 :. -' ,-5 ..f: - , --'- - 1 Q f -' ' 2 T' ' ., xy-.,'i1:.:a . -': V V V rf Q wwf' 'l' I '-'Z Q' 1' Ev? .s5'Efs-52-25 ' Muff .,, '- '2 ,.g,.N-fsaQ, .- , Wag... IW ., ,F ,, ,f, i. . , , I 3 ' we -,-- X -5 ,, f . 1.1 ol 21' 83134 3, 'Exo 4, UM f' - 5lP D0 for You Height 6'Mq Eyes Blue ' PETER CACIOPPO Hair Brown Between the Devil ami rloe Deep Blue Sea Height 5'7M Eyes Hazel Hair Carrot Red Practising up for future clotheslines. P l Q9 THERESA CAPEZZANO Did You Ever See a Dream Walking? Height 5'5 Eyes Dark Brown if 1 ROBERT CAMPANA , Hair Midnight Black Theres Not a Tlamg I Wouldnz wily fy, Q fl ,si of fwf I A Mr M W CARROW e g, Moonlight in Your Hair , in .,..A S ., ,AW ' f ., 1 V . Height 5'4 Eyes Blue 11 1 Hair Platinum Blonel CAROL ANN CECE Lucky In Love Height 5'4 Eyes Brown 7 Hair Chestnut Brown SENIOR CLASS i -shi' ARNETTA CEDERQUIST ', TMJ Side of Heaven 5 Height 5'8 Eyes Brown I Hair Blond J I . X . , K L L VJ l I W W ix' S ' 1 tu , I1 'i 4 1 in, g ,gfgllihlvy My ilu, I u Kr x i ' J' o- ' I fy ' M Y 1 .1 --,, E fi .. I ' I W 'Ali W ki X X X1 My lp EIQLCIE LOU C ATHAM l , My Speak ow 471 S H ' ht 5'6 Eyes Hazel 5, 4 4 MJ Q! ' 1 Hair Brown K MARY CHO ff fb K Lawdy, What a Gal Af1' Height 5'8 Eyesibfack Hair Brunette sm Never drink HZSO4 ALFRED J. CICCONE Sheik of Ambyu Height 5'1O Eyes Brown Hair Black X NUTLEY HIGH SCHOOL -fy 'Z fish-qi 1 ' xr, Y , t. ,ff 5, it ,,, JOHN CLARK, JR. Back Up and Pink Height 5'7 Eyes Hazel Hair Brown 519' if 'W , ,A . fy fx. Q . fl 'i vi L ' if ti , V , W , f I - ,, fl, jf gs' ff ff ,.x 8 A' r U 4' 7 4 .. 4 we ,Z ' , ' -' BETTY LOU CRAIG Init A Little Fond Affection Height 5'7 Eyes Green jg' may fig? A , j i ,vii v I U, ' i ROBERT CONKLIN M' f ' I Time on my Handy ' V 'V ,g, 1 2 Height 5'11 Eyes Brown ' 1 it - 1 Half Bfown f LORRAINE coRsARo Qfwv I Softly at in zz Morning Sunfire' Height 5'1 Eyes Blue Hair Reddish Brown ,f 1 5.-5... Haif Blond CARMEN CULLARI Merrily We Roll Along A s.,, ' 'Q if Height 5'10 Eyes Brown Hair Biack A stitch in time saves nine FRANK D'ALESSANDRO He': a Devil in Hi: Own Home Town Height 6'1 Eyes Brown Hair Brown 'f,l', I Xi v- 'I Dlfix F, 45,3 ' v AAASEMDR GLASS Jem' f', A i Mi if A Gif, iii 1 KJV' ' I 1 W-AJ ,ff W' f X I' ' ,Ai 1, ' M ff- ffmv 'W-W- ..,. M'--.. JOSEPH DALLANEGRA Dip Boyf, Dip the Oar Height 5'5 Eyes Green Hair Black JO ANN UASCENSIO Stay df Sweet of You Are Height 5'5 Eyes Blue Hair Brownette if 1, ,Q f 1 . , rfgyig'w i 21.2.1 i V . ' ,, 4? 1 1 'A wfmg f-'Sv f K, 'H-H-.S ,MJ CARL on Fire Qbwlnffi -1' .51 O-' W 2? 5 THQ in ! on' J , 1 Y Pr W N J-WD, c PM 1 JV? 4 I DA i-VQQA , I Don't Waizt to Set the Worldly 'QQJ 11 ,LAKZJ f F Height 6'1 Eyes Blue f Hair Blond A a , 1 . N., N- 'UN W :WW 7 , 5 M ',,7 f ANNA DeJOHN That Wild and Wicked Look in Your Eye! EDWARD DAY! ,f e,! Heifflhi iff' Eyes Bfowf' ,,Me and My Imdgimmonu L air rr mm Brunette Height 5'8M Eyes Blue Hair Blond JULIANA DAVIS Qt I 15 Tl9ere'J Notbiiig zoo Fine for the, WN NMXXBB Fineft' 54V ' Height 4'1OMg Eyes Gary!! K X Hair Blond f K Xyqdv , K 'X A X 'V 1 f X N- ' N NN5 A 5 A Ak NV' A fx QNX 5 AXNNANF XX 'W x EAXXA OW D X X we xg X we rr' X: V ix. A, 'M - W ' I . I X K , X, . , X, . , V ' 'I I A V X R' ' E- w - XV X xx if wkx X X LXXPX' X54 N X 4 W VA E X W is Men's night out 2 -N-S djfyiii 701 1, V w Af' ,if NUTLEY I-HGH sonoot 5 ' 5 ', l if Q X' 'M J rfb' if RALPH DePIRO ' jun Kiddiiig Around 5 Height 5'10 ' Eyes Brown E g r DIANE DENEW Half Brown ,W.V..,' .,,:- hf1 Ooh, Look A-There Ain? She 45? Pfeffif' YOLANDA DEL SORDO Hmghf 215. B1EYjS Hazel Iz'.r So Nice To Be Nice air OH Height 5'6 Eyes Brown Hair Brunette ,ffl 1,1 Andwfv' JACK DiGIOVANNA Whittle While You Work Height 5'9 Eyes Brown Hair Black . ia i tv 1 RONALD DOYLE Take Me Out to the Ball Game Height 6' Eyes Blue LARRY DiVUOLO Hnif Brown Ain't Doin' Bad Doiiz' Nothing Hair Brown kr I Height 5'8 Eyes Brown J xx NN- -And what they print! !! X 1 WV , ,fa i , i if 1 1. lv? ff JJ v' , N 'V'-s, A 1 'VX SENIGR CLASS 'M-W 'mf'- VIRGINIA DUFFIELD Yozfd Be S0 Nice lo Come Home To Height 5'4 Eyes Brown Hair Brown MARILYN EISMAN I Croft My Fingers Height 5'4 Eyes Brown Hair Brown RUTH ELDRIDGE Beware Y0n're Yon Height 5'5 Eyes Blue Hair Blond A '!..,. 5 0 4 i is x,,s.sQ,s-' .' , ' 4.,,l.,f 'lex X Qi' ff ' YQ X. .sk H -,935 iff 21 My-W -EZ. .MA l-V, 3,NfX5x,w-' 13 I sg' l'ih1rJ M Xu ' .fy I 'X : 1 ' air' 4 ' ' i 2.2 Q ,vfhwffi we s ' 2 Q if ,ff if ff fr EM, V: .,, , ,,. , ,., ' K , W! W 4 ' V- K f--1 5 1' I ' ADRIANNE ELLIOTT ' , 4' fl ' T y 'HA' Yozfre Adorable 'ii , 4 ' ' f Height 5'5 Eyes Hazel U , i ' i i ' B Z' 1 B' -., ,, Hair Chestnut rown ETHEL EMERY V ' 5 i, ML Patience and Forzfitndeu V, 4' 4 y V f Height 5'4 Eyes Blue 5 y J Hair Blond it ' 1 ' 'J' N , eff, 5' JOE EPOLITO f,:.1 I Gor the Sun in the Morning and J 7' the Moon at Night 1-1 Height 5'll Eyes Brown .f ,fy Hair Brown ' if ff tw ' ,1 It ' ' iffy X flyv' J 1 1 i i V yi X! Now take this here pyramid- ,' ffg if' 4 W , EN IJ WQQP y - NUTLEY HIGH SCHOCDL . 1 j ' 1 --r ,Q :Th -E? 4 1. CHARLES FANELLI Come, jofephine, In My Flying Machine Height 5'9 Eyes Brown Hair Brown ' WARREN FARLEY G1 1 hh4 Quit Honkin' that Horn Height 5'l0M Eyes Blue Hair Brown JAMES FERRARO FRANCIS FINE I Love the Ladies Height 5'6 Eyes Gray Hair Brown Song of the Wunderef' Height 5'8 Eyes Brown Hair Brown hun ,Sgy MARVIN FINSTON l'm fur! iz Lucky So and So Height 5715 Eyes Blue Half Brown JOE FLANNERY Man About Town Height 5'1O Eyes Blue Hair Red Bright and shiny from head to toe! SENIOR CLASS 1! ' I if O A Ji 'l 1' i -f . J few A A JOAN FRITTS V r V 1 S How Sweet Yon Are ,eq-1 1 if Height 5'4 Eyes Blue ii A M' Hair Light Brown LENNY FRANKE D0in' What Comes Naturally 538 ' l1 5 'few '55oF'Ful' sunmx'-I Height 5'7M Eyes Blue 1.49 wqg-IGS P17- '2'90SfH4ffg,Y 'c45 FRANK RICHARD FRANCISCO Half Platinum Blond 4. fd vw, mn' 1 sic' 4 INF? D0n't Ever Change gwfpg se Height 5'll Eyes Green .Nb Hair Brown Tdmfaes :JAWS QM Gena? 4-dl-K ' e-1145 93,0 pm? -2'-f ,QM We are wk TOM FRUEHAN Answer Man Height 5 11 Eyes Blue ROBERT FROST Half Bfown J' Fan and Fancy Free Height 5'8 Eyes Blue Hair Blond JOAN FROBOSE , ---e e- e,.... Enjoy Yourself Height 5'5 Eyes Brown Hair Chestnut Brown A . ,ex 9 rv X24-3XY-Y3:78OR2-l-2:4 NUTLEY HIGH SCHGGL X 3 lv K ' 1 I. I - Y' . . , t .,, g from f-,4 IH' EEE inc' '-5 W l ELEAN R GaNUN Softly ml Tendeflyu Height 5'6 Eyes Green Hair Dark Brown H, P , A . ,, M6mwMMW I I ,VV- 'evv . ', E I I ,I PAUL V., I , I, ' G rw ..,.. My e'e .mari rfk H M - ' f ' B ' . X, e, Hei ht 6 E es Brown M? N'E'UTERASN ' X g Hair Brolwn 1. 'MW4hWQW iff X . j'7'1L. Igtyegvgreen - ' 1' - ' 4 f rp' ,air ig tl GWHQ ,, -- v- . , gg gk vtna . -L . MC. ' CQ, cgi- XE xt ' gp E gh G x L -YC! ,tit . X115 'I . YZ? Height 5'5'Q- Hair Che-gan-ut ff I i x XX y . 'X , vx E Rf 'LJ x 'S .X 5 2 55 A1zgelr Angel Eyer' f Height Eyeg Ble Ebony Doctor, I've got a problem Tri gy GLORIA GIBSON Smile Right Back at the S1171 Height 5'4 Eyes Blue Hair Light Brown x I, , i'-E in ganna 'KW JOSEPH ANTHONY GILBERTI Take It Entry Height 5'll Eyes Brown Hair Black PATTI GORDON Swinging on cz Star Height 5'8 Eyes Hazel Hair Chestnut Brown ..4........, SENIOR CLASS NY 11-1-1-Y THOMAS MICHAEL GILLIGAN will pl fix A N Mahamyah of Magador Height 59M Eyes Blue 1 Q . ' I 4 . -1 ' 2 X: ,. ,, l Hair Brown TOM GINGERELLI Fm All Drerferl Up To Smile Height 5'9 Eyes Brown Hair Brown N T77 SUZANNE GRAVATT ' Sweet and Lovely I Height 5'5 Eyes Blue Hair Blond So what ? ! N..- FRANK GRAZIANO In a Lazy M0Qd Height 5'6W Eyes Brown Hair Brown NUTLEY HIGH SCHOOL 'O' 1139 SPENCER B. GREENWOOD Shake Hand: with 4 Nice Guy Height 5'9 Eyes Blue Half Brown ALAN GRIFFEL 1 f fr: I .ef J, f f f 'fill ' J ,fy W, ,, vi, 5 , ff fi ,Aj J, 'n f V ,Q ,f' i RX ff! is I Don? Care zf the Sun Don? ,, 'H . ' 4' ' il Shzrzeu ., if f , 9'ff9ii 7 a '4r,n,.. Height 5'8 Eyes Brown Hair Brown HARRIET GROSS RAYMOND HAAS How Deep I5 the Ocean, How High IJ the Shy? Height '5'1l e Eyes Brown Hair Brown Good Humor Man Height 6'3M Eyes Green The Szmyhine of Your Smile Height 5'3V2 Eyes Blue Hair Honey Blond Half Blond BILL HANSON Afhrryl IHWEEDE Step right up-we know all the answers For Every Mau There'J a Womarz Height 5'9W Eyes Brown Hair Brown X J SENIOR CLASS .fe ,9 , ,K I gg, ,D I 7 ga HERBERT HARLE 'N J . 'J' VXJ X Q cf I . f IV EA' X- V XX. 4 'X K. WALTER HATCH Fm A little Bit Tbify Fm A Little Bit That Height 5'l1 Eyes Brown Hair Brown fail 'Uv' ALICE HEINZEN Southern Router Height 5'6 Eyes Blue Hair Blond Make Mine Minis Height 6'2 Eyes iBlue Hair Brown .fl ,5 .- L yi W' Vpclvj I' ' V ' f 1 :vt , -g I . I. 5 gl, 4 ,S f ' fx-M I, 'V 2 .lf A , Ayn! 'L , 4 . J f I-'WL' F 'T A I Q 5, Aflg A .K 21: ' ',q,fl,f Q ,QKQX I' 'fi ,Q-it . :qv B JUDY HELLER Little Bit of Heaven Height 5'1 Eyes Hazel Hair Brunette 8 5 .avi 9 FRED HERING 1 Ont of Tbiy World X Height 5'11 Eyes Blue Hair Blond My mother was so proud of the elephant I brought home! in-w-Y' N-nf JOSEPH HEWITT Singing AJ I Go Height 5'lI Eyes Green Hair Black I I NUTLEY HIGH SCHOGL , ' . I I u -I N , hw! , 1 , , , , S il We will ,aut PATRICIA HILLMAN The Kincinery in Yom' Sweet S life , 2.7 Height 5'6 Eyes Blue Hair Light Brown RONALD IRELAND Fancy Free Height 5'8V2 Eyes Blue Hair Blond Was Thomas Henry Huxley related to Aldous and which one invented the xi 'x -ft E ' i, W' ANN HOSPODAR Slae'J a Lady Height 5'6 Eyes Brown RAYMOND HOFKER Hair Somber Brown The Kin in Your Eyes Height 5'9 Eyes Blue ff y Hair Auburn yfffnx ,ef Af C' adv' 'AWXQFW 421 Mfg Mk ,- ,-..a-P' Clfufj a13f MMV TOM JANNUZI I Know Whe1'e I'nz Going Height 5'8 Eyes Hazel HX B F. PAUL JANNARONE 'ur 'Own All I'1fe Got To D0 If Snap My Finger! Height 5'9 Eyes Brown Hair Brown essay?? I X! , ,H SENIQR CLASQJ l e i age, 'Q 415- 'M-w.... '52-1 DONALD OHNSTON J Bicli1z' My Time Height 5'9 Eyes Blue Hair Brown DONALD JONES - - L I-Ie'f Im! Om' Kimi L ' . Height 5'l0 Eyes Blue Hair Blond ae- ., rw -in A , , 1. r' JF C. , L F lg l e leyxgulfc U51 ll' F lj MARK KAISER ln the Mood Height 6'1 Eyes Blue Hair Red -Q, Nl,t L in y .4 ' U ae at my - asf fill! fpllfi- . .1 1 ,..., i o My L f 'I ref do beg e 0119 z , 1 E V I Vx N y height gffyliggsiizel wwf 1' DOROTHE KANE 1:1 alt Gm 1, The More We See You the . FA f gif More We Like You 13' Height 5'5 Eyes Blue I' Hair Auburn Cafeteria capers , , ,,A A1h. VIRGID KELLY Say it , ith Manic Height 5'41,Q Eyes Blue Hair Light Brown tifvhsua NORMAN KENNY Vagabond Show Height 5'9 Eyes Green Hair Blond N UTLEY HIGH SCHOOL DANA KAY KERR Hams: she cafe? Height 5'6 Eyes Gray Hair Bfowneffe CHARLES KILIAN DOROTHY KING 'lf I Knew Yon Were Coming Call Me Miftef' Height 5'8 Eyes Green Hair Brown I'd Have Baked a Cake Height 5'7M Eyes Hazel Hair Dark Brown MATTHEW KUDLA Rant Gee, Bat Itlr Great to Meet A Friend Height TSM Eyes Brown Hair Brown Our art room was never like this before! fa SENIOR CLASS , .Q .V ' f,1.,. ' ' AMES RICHARD LA CARA F 4 GEORGE A. LaVECCHIA War There Ever a Pal I Height 5'7M Eyes' Brown LEONARD DONALD LARCARA Fine and Dandy , A Height 5'9 Eyes Brown Hair Brown air Brown O H, iIfTbere'r no Bmirzesir Liga Show 3 Burinesf' 'Heighi 5'11 Eyes Brown h--'J' Z, Hair Brown NICHOLAS LEMMA I'1fe Got the World on a String Height 5'6 Eyes Brown Hair Brown I I K my-w, 177 ' Lf if i R ,rf Fruf QW lfgii ' i A A 4 I if V y V A V K- Jpxfff S, gfffa ry , v, 3' X :SESAM 50 -if ' MARY L1ANToN1o I A 'B A VWb V M 1 She Walkr in Beazrtgf' I A5 . fl lg Height 5'5 Eyes Green f Hair Brown ARLENE LESTI? 'V Coquez1fe ' Height 5'2 Eyes Brown Hair Brown Step right up and get your 351. bargain! X MT f .f NUTLEY HIGH SCHUOL - ' v A iyiy WALTER LINDSTROM 5 5 Give Me the Mooriliglot, Give Me . 1 tlye Girl PEGGY LINARDAKIS Height Eiffglonfyes Blue 0 Lizily Be Good Height 5'3M2 Eyes Blue Hair Dark Brown O T fi '1'J .5 iii 1622 1 SO time! EDITH LUBBEN Height Bw Pretty af ii Picture Q Height 5'2 Eyes Blue X -mtv H' H Bl cl air oney on KX wkxjv ', A . lxxkc lx!- I get t Pete's learning about curves again!! LJ., D IMG fljl: ,tr ll it .f If fill!! yi if if., Ji L,3EANETTE LoCllRC16 , L P Lovely to Look At, Delightful to Know Height 5'5 Eyes Brown Hair Brownette an-.nav BRUCE R. MCCOY Lover Height 5'7 Eyes Hazel Hair Brown I M.g.l. 1 S ,1 lffy -,- fbly yi juz ,, QQ 7' X SY , 'luv f C- ! J J , I-. , , i ' A-.11 ff , y, ,,-1 x 'tx - ,. f f 1, 1 1 , ,f V yt, nfl . if .V V, xy-,fu FRANK MCDONALD 'A Mun Cun Be A Wonderful Thing Height 6'2 Eyes Hazel Hair Brown , SENIQR CLASS L I ' I 1 I v if JAMES MCGALL Come All Ye Good Fellowf' Height 6' Eyes Blue Half Auburn THOMAS R. MCGARRY So Tired Height 5'5 Eyes Hazel Hair Brown it 'U' MARY MCKELVIE 'Let Me Call You Sweetheart Height 5'6 Eyes Blue Hair Honey Blond -A+... THOMAS MCWILLIAMS I Could Write u Book Height 5'7 Eyes Blue 5? V.:-3 Half Blond LIANE MAGEE ywwp S 'X Beautiful Dreamer , LUCXL, S Height 5'7 Eyes Brown'LAfk Hair Rich Brown ' 'ff ,NL Martha speaks of love! NUTLEY HIGH SCHQOL .. zf'tei.,,. , .I .. .,.. ,,, j ., WNJN' 5 'ij ifrfffk ' ' .gg xg Q 'V1 A .I . 2 'Y 'fi .aff I AW I L ' ,. , I. - ,. A .' . g L Q23 iff?-'V ' U' t 2. .52 f f 324 f ' Mt 'I-f f f I, . ,,, v5: . 1lA . ., ' J V,'AV I x . ' U A HMV I A. ff FRANK MAGLIONE if-,X A 3 -I lata Helter G0 Lreffr' I LQ 1 ict, Height 5'6y2 Eyes Brown . A A Half Black ft MARLENE MAGUIRE ll Fm Looking Over A Fonr Leaf , Clover l M g ' Height 5.'6W Eyes Brown DAVID G M ANN W di Hair Llghf Brown The Love Bag Will Get Yon If Yon Don't Watch Ont Height 5'l0M Eyes Blue Hair Blond tmmwfxp SCM PETER B. MARSHALL A .L Every Day lr Ladier' Day With Me y g . . ' Height 6' Eyes Brown Hair Brown WILLIAM MARTIN Not So Quiet Please Height GM Eyes Green Half Bfown MARY ANN MELFI N24 Hour: of Sunshine Height 5'5W Eyes Blue Hair Brown . l'WYlhmJ flvr Service with a smile SENIOR CLASS ' J '-Q. XM CARMEN MERRELL Got No Blazer Height 5'7 Eyes Brown Hair Black JAMES MILLER A Guy to Remember Height SWIM Eyes Blue Green Hair Blond JOHN J. MELILLO , Q5 V S T , ' Stout Hearted Men Height 5'1O Eyes Brown Hair Black UU JOYCE MILLER Candy and Cake Height 5'2 Eyes Brown Hair Brownette 74' A.--' GERTRUDE MISCIA La Vie En Rare Height 5'1 Eyes Brown Hair Reddish Brunette. Let's throw something into the arena! '-'x MARCIA L. MOCKRIDGE Can't Help Singing Height 5'4M Eyes Gray Hair Light Brown AN H 6 ,S 91' D A x NUTLEY HIGH SCHOOL, 1fx?ak. X JL rdf 'X ff if A if V' - if . ,.,A , J rl! W' VJ V!! L -N x - W Y -x Y Qv. X , Q ft ,Xxx DONALD MURRAY For He'J A folly Good Fellow Height 5' 10 Eyes Green obe 1 M ,yi , W .qw DOUGLAS A. MORELAND i ' 9' XR ' Mafia Maeytro Plea5e ' ' , 'ru-fe . ' ' A 1f ' A ,oo, Height 5'10 Eyes Green RAYMOND MOORE Hair Brown Hair Light Brown Y0u'1Je Got To Be a Football Hero Height 6'1 Eyes Brown Hair Brown JAMES MURRA People Are Fannier than Anybody' Height 5715 Eyes Brown Hair Brown g ., ,'h 'w. A Z Z 5, . I Q Q3 E lg ... U-1 Us-3 g EF fm De ' Q' xg 5 to Q 9 N- .. A O 2 Q1 H wgyvw V A',' 1 'VAV , , D an se ' 'fifntc' CEU' afiifies iw U5 lm! V 'E' Z eh 4,43 fb .-,,,,,.m' ,-4, ' . if ,-'!' : ia, A ' 41114 if ll X' wily ifAm I Awake Or Am I Dreaming Height 5'2 Eyes Brown Hair Light Brown Time to feed our faces SENIOR CLASS f'-Q 'Fv 'wr' 7 .f , t fwgti Wyy4VQ, Y I ' 1 , , GENEVIEVE NEGARO On the Simrt Side o the Street Off, wr y f Height 5'2M Eyes Blue .Af Half Bfown DOROTHY LOUISE NICHOLS l'll Get By Height SYM Eyes Brown Hair Black li' JAMES NICOLICCHIA, JR. Bacl9elor'J Life Height 5'8 Eyes Brown Hair Black 'Y NWN , 1 I ANDREW NOWAK, JR. A Good Man If Hard To Find Height YUM Eyes Blue . n Hair Brown ,7 1 ,,., ff 5 --I' - -ff 2 -' 1' -B1 -lv- A fw t x,. , X .ft swat, R! ' 4 ,At 1 I JIJXTLV ,V Zyllg ' ff O 74 E to fa 'J ti f ' t' V ERIKA NYMAN 4 at A y jf pf' 7 yy J Spring IJ in Your Heart 'jv V if 7 X , ' ji A ,L L Height 5'6 Eyes Blue f 'V ,125 'ZX Hair Brownette JO ELLEN OURS y 6 What do they do On a rainy night in Rio? 5 Foot 2, Eyer of Blue Height 5'2 Eyes Blue Hair Honey Blond Vf ,NM ff i9 lr J ' N UTLEY HIGH SCHGOL Q? JAMES PACCIORETTI Carefree and Gay Height 5'10 Eyes Brown Hair Dark Brown , L yr if Sf! Lf rf if fjv NANCY PAL A J nr f 5 5 All for Love X Height 5'5 Eyes Blue , ,y if '1 i-.V , je ' 'f f Hair Light Brown ! ANNA PATRIZIO Someone to Watch Over Me Height 5'3 Eyes Green Hair Dark Brown ffl! Qlaqap- PAYNE , , , e Baby Doll VLA ' Height 5'1 ' Eyes Blue H N3 Q J E Hair Reddish Brown PETER F- PETILLO Eg, 1 JM AZS64' x g. Free ar the Breeze K T ' 1 ' Height SIM Eyes Brown L get Ulfriw , A J V tgglg H'rMd' B 'ff or i ,v , if ii'i W ai e num rowtl XL WFJYX R ARNE P O J, Hr ' digg Lette, li ,Smirbu if ' q 1 X ei t 5'5'X' K 5 Brown Lwh ny rv Clair Browne ' ' Y Pi I ' ,X J Lp M F 'Lf' .f Um M if Q X HW r N Y .o f i n, 4 XXV LU ,5 X fly! LU N 'E 3 ttf 4 7 v , K U-rc Even Geech looks attentive! ir L x SENIOR CLASS all Itf Golcl Height 5'9 Eyes Brown Hair Brown in Aw 6 if 5 KATHLEEN PULEO That Cute Little Gal Height 5'2 Eyes Black Hair Brunette A ...ff- Wai ,ff-,qu ig 2 fi ,4 r 4 ' or ' ' Q I ROBERT PUGLIESE ? If y sy ' Fm A Dreamerg Aren't We All? M We Height 5'6 Eyes Brown Hair Light Brown VIRGINIA PINAJIAN ' et zz Smile Be Your Umbrella Height 5'3 Eyes Brown Hair Dark Brown Wewfl S I r' ' JEAN RAWCLIFFE . ,-. FaireJt of t Faifif. 'tw A ' Height 5'7 6K'Blue CMARY RATCLIFFE ' Half PIM' m ,, Bury Time 'X I .' Height 5'2 Eyes Blue Hair Light Brown ts ' I Ah say dat Louisiana is da best state in da Union. 0 I NUTLEY HIGH SCHCDCDL THERESA RITACCO Wh Cmfr Yon Bebare? ROBERT RENKER , 'lWhL77'0 D0 I G0 from Here? J Height 5'10 Eyes Blue I Hair Light Brown Q A He t '1'. f Q 5 V' if V . e , MICHAEL ROSSI ' of A Fm Always Running Aroma! in V Q Ci7'L'1f3J'U 1 ' -7- - I C1 H F V BEVERLY ROSE Heigit 'n4 Eyes Brown HB bw, 0 ef, Hair Dark Brown zz mg zf Height 5' Eyes Brown , Hair Reddish Brown Don't you know it's not polite to point? Q , r 13 X MJJK X 1 I Eyes rowfjx ' luck f pi X 35 DON ROBERTAZZI Do I Worry? Height 5'10 Eyes Brown Hair Dark Brown s 'U' 'U Mark 'Q yt.-if GLADYS RYAN Siam in Yom' Ifj'e,r Height 5'2 Eyes Brown Hair Brown fr- 1 5 X , 1 r In 4 SENIGR CLASS MICHAEL SAMMARRO Calm ru Ike Night Height 5'8 Eyes Brown Huir Dark Brown Ab .-f .I , me g ww , Xen, .1 A I A . ,,f. 3 5 i h h.,.,: ,r .5 H.. f , A ., A . K, - ,P Qiifi ,fe fi , ilvfmy .- 'ff-2 ' I .,:3:-' mn iw, ,ve gg:-f. gg ' g 5 MARY ANN SAN GIACOMO Honey Bmzcbu Height 5'2 Eyes Hazel Hair Brunette IZ'.r az Big, llVicZe, ll707If!6l'j'lIl ll70rZcf j-,K J f,,f' . fy' J vig L 1 ,I kj ,fV' ,xx if VINCENT SAMPIER Height 5'7W Eyes Blue Hair Light Brown 4. GEORGE SANFORD Fm Comm D0 Im! ar I Plame 'il' .412 PATRICIA LEAH SANTORA BZzzebimf of Happivzerf' Height 5'5 Eyes Hazel Hair Medium Brown The quality of mercy is not strained. Height 6' Eyes Blue Hair Blond MARY FRANCES SATZGER Kind Words Are Dear to All' Height 5'7 Eyes Green Hair Auburn V li L V if I YJ' V: J . NUTLEY HIGH SCHOOL ROSE MARY SCHAEFER Sa1zrlJi1ze Special Height 5'2 Eyes Brown Hair Light Brown Keep Oat of Mifcbief Now ., MJ . 4 , , f 4 I 4 . -'D' -v 1 1 , 1 ni ALBERT SCULLY Height 6' 1 Eyes Brown Hair Light Brown PATRICIA SCULLY Believe Me if all Tbore Emlearing MYRON SEMENYNA A New Gay in Town Height 6'3 Eyes Brown Hair Dark Brown Ola, What a Beaatifal Morning, X A Young Cbarmru Height 5'5 Eyes Brown Hair Brownette , . 1 x 5:14 N5 DORIS SEUFERT ' Oh, What a Beaatiflll Dayw g H ' 11 5 iE Bl f' mg tHa'fr Bkmlfs we EDWARD SEUFERT A A Young Man with a Hom E, Height 5'8 Eyes Blue Hair Light Brown Now see here, isn't that a strike-over? SENIOR CLASS ROSE SIMONE JAMES SLIWA Slay Gay Height 5'7 Eyes Green Hair Brown EDWARD SMITH Penny for Your Thoughts Height 5'7M Eyes Blue Hair Brown 'Wlakin' Whoopeeu Height 5'2Mg Eyes Brown Hair Chestnut Cs IT..- EVA SMITH Sugar and Spice Height 5'6 Eyes Brown Hair Brown KATHLEEN SMITH Sugar Sweet Height 5'2M Eyes Hazel Hair Chestnut Smiles for the future ly? agp MARTHA SMITH Every Day Ir fart A Holiday Height 5'6 Eyes Dark Brown Hair Brunette Cf ' fs I. 'Q NUILEY HIGH sc3HooL I WILLIAM C. SMITH No Sad Songr for Me Height GTM Eyes Brown , ,. Hair Brown IA' 1 i ' I Wd . V X Va R. iff MURIEL SNYDER You Are but a Dream Height 5'-4Mg Eyes Gray Hair Brown I A I N -75 THOMAS SPAID Wonderful Guy Height 6' Eyes Blue Hair Blond ff .4 'P , . 1 f JEANETTE SPATZ One Step to Hea1fen Height 5'6 Eyes Blue Hair Light Brown GERTRUDE SPITZ It'.r a Lovely Day Today Height 5'5 Eyes Brown Hair Blond May I rake 21 message? JAMES R. SPOSATO Nice Guy Height 5'10 Eyes Brown Hair Red 1 f WL L 1 I . A . I . 5 0 f , .fwfr ty Liu ,ft Cf! 5 K v- 'X SEN ICR CLASS 305 eg pK-N X 'SCJ . J! K irq V, bn V 5 y ,T , , 1 ' ' , If ,HJ J ,f . ,,f 'ff 0' T f L 1 E f :li V if I, y , 5 L' wfyfff . ff' ' 6' 1 AUDREY STEFANELLI - Gay Spirit! Height 5'4V2 Eyes Lighr Brown Hair Brown -2 FRANK STOUT My Foolish Heart Heighr 5'1O Eyes Brown Hair Brown A PETER STR AUCH ga? ffx Give Me the Simple Life Height 5'1OM Eyes Blue Hair Brown 'mf-f' K 'r 't' ' f ZM Y 07 VINCENT SUJKOWSKI Tearing r f f Height 5'8 Eyes Brown ' , T I Hair BIOHd o F A A 4 , r f V ANTHONY TEDESCO , LQ W f . AQ A Little 'Bit lmlepenflenf' ,QVH A Height 5'8Vg. Eyes Brown H ' V l T ' r i f n live iHa1f Brown lr , . ALICE TILLEY N A Sumlaine Cake U Height 5'5 Eyes Brown Hair Brownerte Ir's the girl, nor the cigarettes, that brings out that broad grin. NUTLEY HIGH SCHOOL JOHN M. TOLVE So Tall a Tree, So Tall tz Man Height 6'2M Eyes Brown Hair Brown CHRISTINA TOZZI Do I Gotta Go to School, Ma? Height 5'7 Eyes Brown Hair Chestnut MARIO VERRICO Aint We Got Frm Height 5'7 Eyes Brown Hair Black 'Q'-7- ROSE M. VITELLI Pretty Little Min ' Height SYM Eyes Brown Hair Jet Black My but you're slow. ' ' ex .abn- I . -' ' 1,- . - 1 , I . I - i if Z ' Q .V f 51 RACHEL TURANO You Can? Get a Man with a Gun Height 5'4 Eyes Brown Hair Chestnut GREGORY VITIELLO Let the Rert of the World Go By Height 5'9W Eyes Brown Hair Brown SENIGR CLASS wrjffw 4'-::, af JOSEPH WATKOWSKI On the Beam Height 6'1 Eyes Blue IRWIN WASHELESKI HM Red H Racing with the Moon j my i M Height 5'3 Eyes Blue f' 6,44 ,I+ HELEN VOSSBRINCK Half Blond My Rwerien Height 5'5 Eyes Light Brown Hair Light Brown f: C DAVID WIDLAND Fm Bafhfalu Height SIQVZH Eyes Hazel Hair Brown WJ DEAN WILEMAN There! a Great Day Coming Height 6 Eyes Gray 0' qu-lr MARY ANNE WILL The Very Thought of You Height 5'5 Eyes Green Hair Brownette Hair Brown The ball isn't up there, joan! 4 ' Dont Fence Height 5'10 Hair Brownette ROBERT ZURIER Thou Swell Blue Height 6' Eyes Hazel Hair Brown K. X A BOB' 'Egg-X, ost Xwix' ff 9 Q aa WRBSWM'-Q Him' U' LLLQOW T X' HAPPY DAZE Listen, my children, forget Paul Revere, Of Nutley's finest you now shall hear. For class '51 will bring great renown, In years still to come, to our fair town. Lend us your ears, and we'll tell you rnore. We would sit in our classes, 'way back in ninth year, Our thoughts, not on Latin or hist'ry or math, But rather, the words of the profs in our ears Became classbook, class pins, much to their wrath. In june came the prom, April Showers the theme, Decorating was fung the night was a dream. Graduation brought spirits that were high and low, For we hated to leave, we wanted to go. Senior high school was ready to bid us hel1o. Next September found us, the new sophomores, Eagerly waiting at north and south doors, To set into motion the get up and go That soon introduced our Soph Talent Show, The soph hop-successful, the Bulletin-new. And then a new year-King Arthur's motte, Gregg and his system, the hand that was short. Our Junior Show, too, the school cried Encore! And so, in our next year, we gave them some more! We started with Christmas cards, not given but sold, To bring to our treasury Fort Knox's gold. Then benefit nights, Our Hearts . . Young and Gay, The football concession- Dogs, take 'em away! The revenue found, we could then well afford To pay for the Prom from our little hoard. School days fast ending, perhaps some were bad, But in spite of our troubles, most of them glad. Then, happiest of days, the day of our Grad IN MEMORIAM Q 5. l A. M. .5 ., , uf ' 4 , ' f' 'QL 7 A Ly, ' -' L ., ,L gf N l . 4,41 ' I ' -l 'I ' - In F 'P . 1 v Z: - A 4' ' fl XMI 'ww MTW? f ' U M --L35 N Q , ,, ing'-x..,.t ,, '- , A M' A . ,- J, 1.4 2 .- fx, f QA ' . .4-,Q 1 .NH 5 l f R Xi.. ,,. , wma' ARAM NAKASHIAN 1933 - 1950 You taught us how to play the game Of lifeg if we Could only be The man you were, and We shall try For now and all eternity. Y I I , y,, , y , , .'-f A 1, --i,,l..4- x vu X R 9 f.e.. Lg- :Q . .. .,:.. XQ- jig!! v 11 rx in?y43fw'p,, fam , Q y 'Cv 3 xx YW 5 fl? Q w g Jyf W 3' -111 1 I Z fb' r L il? '- 1 x If I W6 Q .7 f?fT, D' 'HQ '53 , L- wiv 21. A :jg A ,V 1 ' -Q It ' QU 25 V Q .P lx ill 'N ,lixfkvitfq Qs 'hi 1 'f Q f , Qui 3 4 . .Af Q E V- -- Q ., L. .4 MQ - . , ,M xl xx 53:15. 'A X. , VAS-HETY XJOW 2 Q5 ,Q Q .Q-A .M Q S '55 Xxx XNNQ 55: , J rf-1.5, LITERARY Left to right. lop row: R. Campana, J. Epolito, B. I.. Craig, J. Spatz, LOCurcio. Bottom rou C. A. Cece, D. Kane, K. TYPING COMMITTEE D E 4 Left to right, top rozr: N. Parry, R. M. Piccinmno, R. M. Schaefer, chairman. Bottom row: A. Dejohn, A. I-Iospoclar, A. Stefanelli. XVI-IO'S WHO COMMITTEE Left to rigbt, top row: C. Tozzi, C. Carrow 1. Frobose, A. Tilley, H. Gross, C. Barthelemy Bottom row: K. Smith, L. Corsaro, L'.'Baade G. Miscia, J. Miller. Nor shown: A. Heinzen, G. Gibson, Chairmen. fm H'-1 STATISTICS COMMITTEE Left to right, top row: M. Smith, M. Choice, Y. Del Sordo, chairman. Bottom row: M. Satzger, E. GaNun, F. Barberia. HISTORY COMMITTEE . Left t0 fight. A. Elliott, M. Mockridge, J. Amlung, .CLASS WILL COMMITTEE n Ld, ,O ,ig,5fJ5QfE2MSgfffRQIIBEEIOW M A p. Gordon, chairman, Left to ngbt. top tout B. Rose, F. I-Iering and M6151 Clark S- Baldinol ' ' SAL PILLITTERI Editor-in-chief ,f The EXIT STAFF One of the most important activities in the senior year is the yearbook. This year, the staff has taken on additional burdens-a larger book than has been customary in the past, an entirely new system of printing, and a complete change in layout. Even after the ,committees had completed their assignments, it was found advisable to delete some of the material. How- ever, the committees affected, the Prophecy and Will, have been given credit on the opposite page. JAMES o. SAMPSEL Faculty Advisor MARY RATCLIFFE Affocitzte editor ARLEEN FUTERAN Afxociate editor RAYMOND HAAS Buxinefs manager 1951 lllllilllllll 1,7 evil? THE STUDENT COUNCIL. Left to right, rmnding: E. Mitchell, V. Fisher, S. Heller. Seated: Gibson, A. Melh, J. Epolito J. Mowen, B. Ventola, H. DelSordo, B. Pfaehler, M. A. Shepard, P. Cacioppo, C. Tillou, T. Spaid, N. Rubin, J. ScharH, P. Scully J. Citrino, L. Lurie, R. Watts, W. Bowes, D. Hack, R. Masters, J. Kammerer, R. Zurier. S. Pillitteri, R. Banks, S, Smith, R. Machliorete, J. Dallanegra, . .During our junior and senior years, Nutley High School has been fortunate DE I in having an active student government organization. Under the able supervision of james O. Sampsel and Harold L. Huntoon, the council has successfully undertaken many projects. Among these were a noontime basketball program, a square dance, Q I I I and a two night show for the benefit of the Aram Nakashian Memorial Fund. 4 ff, -if ad V S ' ' Dade 1' P econ? 'Ullou' Q . 0296 ,I K 'kia FACULTY ADVISERS. Left to right: J. O. Sampsel, H. L. Huntoon. 695.1 Z ' 'tQ.Q1-- 135 ' fr sw br- - . 1 - li to Ytubglalctetai v Student EY35' eeawlei' QOAWQ t X ?pOv ti Cljiiesp Qaixnealge. Y. CQCxOSC,nagl5i- .ng qgxbzave Da? tall' btesloeni Sgdttndl Sq v we . sb Y Uzvanel t W' ' L O xx 6 0 . Q10 can xl C K9 ou afha' -5691 55 1 'hes C01-e l 96 Qgxno 01111519 Reel W, -,,,, ,., .., i THE HONOR SOCIETY. Standing: G. Ryan, J. Epolito, T, Pillitteri, M. A. Melfi, D. Moreland, R. Eldridge, E. Priestley, R. Capezzano, W. Hanson, M. A. Will, A. Cederquist, D, Haqk, R, Zimmerman, guest speaker, F. Harshman, superintendent of Nutley Haas, T. Jannuzi, J. Clark, Seyed, G, Gibson, S, Baldino, M, schools. Officiating is W. Barlow. Ratclirfe, V. Kelly, T. Fruehan, P. Jannarone, J. Kammerer. S. The NUTLEY CHAPTER of the ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY The highest aspiration of any student in Nutley High School is to become a. member of the Honor Society. This year, the organization is composed of thirty-two seniors, ten of whom are to be admitted shortly after this book has been published. For the first time, this organization, whose members are chosen on the basis of leader- ship, character, and service, have planned a social affair, the proceeds of which are to found a scholarship fund. ' '7'x. x 350 die a . ol iziuon pod' THE DEBATING CLUB Another organization responsible for bringing ho to our high school is the Debating Club. The mem participate in inter-school debates, prepare for oratory contests, and hold debates among themselves. Demonstrating her abilities to THE DEBATING CLU J. Brown, recording secretary t Griffel, L. Dillon, R, Eldridge, J. Spatz, corresponding retary. From row: N. Rubin, A. Christian, T. Jannuzi, Meyer, vice president, R Bennett, S. Asaro, J. DeVr1es. Gloria Gibson. Left to right, .rtandingz H. J. Fritch, sponsor, W. Hanson. Back rout W. Sonn, W. Barlow, president, , K. Kerr, J. Levinson, N. , A109 X l : l Q el 1 . , r. ' ' , 1 i nors bers Bis sec- W. li li .il g, ,Ai 1' it. ll X 'fe 1 Z' 235561 ' Sy. , Z 12-Q V- pl HK LUB, . 3. D. ,S- HQ. gc rigbl' .bg SPO0SOifcawcXiflC, LATIN CL. l'uUii3ce-Pfeslcgijxl-E'onine, A1 Egan fi to Amlc '- n l- V. l' . THE D51 ails tha. WU- D Y UB- Le Q Gel evmso ' FTW 3 Nkoiela Ewell E Cha 'futile' - S- A' ' SPOH CH CL Matgme ml-X' knflge' ' qnwv ' D' - 'ami' S9911 ' V- W Rwlun' G059' KEN Mass ecrew MOC ctw! ro- OW hz S- ditch, B. Heniv. grew F .dale-. Qursi ben, M- gan! Cohen, 9 l- ed MC E WUC Schuiiem My QUALSQ ban. M1 WBA-Ya. E. Lab Yana, QrOtnz Q, Q Seat Anson, -nt: D, Xett is ,M jc. Xalan, lx Bao L. UalgiD. Mage Not SlJ01' X xL5eXl0tbEvTeJn, TO She tteawiei' ' 1 , O . ' 3 I Legih Gxblafx - ELM Paatnldi gtesidem' A EQOMKO, . an. ,fi Wm . chi'-'tm t ' if xx' W. X h aqxih T Clfekzrxixehgnu k. Q. I Y eh to Vigil? zilcaiecs-i Elaiirabii- N CLUB- LDevnSSlNn' nliflflileyt. 2.56 sessei- MA Oatk, l' G. Bio Qiesidegketnan, 'p,shto0, ' Van .WU- Ttlot rbown' LANGUAGE CLUBS Loquirisne latine? Parlez-vous francais? Sprechen Sie Deutsch? LI-Iabla Vd. Espanol? If you can answer afhrmative- ly to one of the above questions, you would be happy in one of Nutley High's popular language clubs. All have the common objective of better acquainting their members with the customs and background of the country whose language they study, and with the exception of the Latin Club, meetings are conducted in the foreign language. The groups meet in the homes of student members. Activi- ties of the clubs include held trips to foreign restaurants and theatres, and the Spanish Club goes a step further by annually presenting La Fiesta. a dance set in a Latin American atmosphere. THE GAUNTLET You haven't turned in your story yet? But we go to press today! What familiar cry this is to members of the Gauntlet staff, who are famous for turning out an ex- cellent magazine ten minutes before the deadline-and they do this four times a year! This is evidenced by the fact that this year the Columbia Scholastic Press Association again awarded the Gamztlet a first place rating. A- lwiihec' D?1lZ25iln?lu:Q'ila.ilQetiPLt iiftglnlst Spfnjl secrete Q yy. 9 E. We X .QML r I Spai- qqnso - nt.. E- he Xcel! X Q ?QI,hmye,D. .V,,. y V 4 V' V ' it will V 5, ,.?5f.v 'fHEXX2Panilc?i:ILY. l,gmlgiiil'eflEe?etCXulZlintpSPJTJWV' S adviser' Yen! itedl ' ' 5 UBC. Sea 'XX Yxatdl .HCC K Pl' W1 v , I Yueix, Q. SC RWD , P0 ' crewnl' S Hlnlg' H3165 N - O figm' sfgfdnnacogfggouagi' 51-15 CZAITNTLET. Left to right, .tf.111Jf.11g: A. Ungricht, 4 Lei, t 5015?-memgj. mam, . opt, BLllLlAll'lO,x Mrs. M. Holler, literary adviser, I. Ul3'ke0' sgoguuej- E' Cklachakgmnil' D6Vr1es, L. Davis. 5UzlfL'i1,I -I. Levinson. M. Rossi. editor. Luv, D 5C Gmqaliiiogwm Y Scullit in-chief, M. Ratchffe, J. Almoney, Nr. C. Luddy, lwusinegg 3 ul' , . T. . I Smnflgllggm dqaxiiii nt mm' ro? K 9:65 Mk Left to Yeviges, pmngtterilossbgi . P4 Igfigfeff 15627 51?1?.r L Rye!-IOI'6tti, ' P Cllferty ' V Eff 2,0 S Vjsllia L. Ox, J' -Algjabig Ji ffwzdbidmk D Chat!! Illnr, Mgee, 1013012 ' L31-Car '6 .' Mr AS ,ffm 'Joh Barn r J. G' 3, E, ZH- G1 Censlo i-Secret llspon ett, J' Iblan Mlrchel OS5, W1 r v Hr - L. B D . I 1Ce'DreSijgIS2f'asUl.et,1lgCau1ei,f1fer, Db' Klngfcf J M' Ratff. Hi1l11QaSe4fed.' gtolhleyi 15.6, pfesid. Lestin ben eflt, J, , 1 R. Be - THE ART SERVICE CLUB UZ- This talented group of students, also under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Gloss, is responsible for the attractive school Christmas decorations, as well as for many of the stage settings used in school productions. Students planning careers in the art field gain valuable experience from this work. THE PALETTEERS Looking for Nutley High School's future Rembrandts? Well, you will End them in the school's popular att club, the Paletteers. Meetings are held in the homes of mem- bers, often with a prominent local artist as guest speaker. The group is sponsored by Mr. H. Herbert Gloss. THE SLIDE RULE CLUB Many future engineers will have gotten the rudiments of the slide rule right in Nutley High School. The or- ganization is unique in that few other high schools offer such instruction. Meetings are held at the crack of dawn Cone-half hour before schoolj, when most students are still deep in slumber. THE USHERS CLUB Two on the aisle? Right this way, please. These girls, under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Sprague, give up their evenings in order to usher at school affairs. Visions of beauty and pictures of grace, They lead-we follow, so each to his place. THE BIOLOGY CLUB These scientifically minded students spend their spare time conducting biological experiments and discussing the current events of the science world. Mr. Henry Gutknecht is the group's adviser. TI-IE BIOLOGY CLUB. Left 10 right, from row: B. Slem mer, C, Ryerson, B. Kingston, J. Hatch, Mr. H. Gutknecht adviser. Middle row: S. Van Brunt, D. Blackburn J Fardella, P. Monaco, C. Smith, D. Cromley. Back row C Bedell, J. Barker, E. Bragger, E. Baker, secretary C Waters, president. Q: Y. v THE FOOTBALL BAND ORCHESTRA. Left, S. Appel and D. Moreland, at piano. K. Shuman, E. Baker, N. Kelly. Outer Jem!-circle: P. Churchill, J. Ashton, W. Adams, T. Frue- han, D. Burditt, A. Kammerer, T. Artz, J. Buzzi, E. Seufert, L. Meyer D. Hutch, C. Bedell, B. Kingston. Inner renzi-circle: D. Smith, J. Englehardt I. Rawcliffe, J. Miller, A. O'Brien, J. Schulerud, S. Fisher, M, Nagl. Right? . . '. Cmzffzzrlingz Mr. E. 1. Ersfeld. M A Melh RHYTHMAIRES. Left lu right. from mir: A. Kammerer, D. Burditt, W. Hart- man, leader, J. Buzzi, T. Artz. Back mir: A. Migliera, E. Seufert, W. Adams, T. Fruehan, W. Barlow. , fa . I cf! I ' J I fl :Af I Q MAJORETTES. Left to righl, kneeling: H. Vossbrinck, 1. Lo Curcio H Gross B. Flynn. Standing: S. Heller, M. A. Boeglin, J. Mowen, M. Maguire MUSIC Who can forget a A - ll f . . I- I--ll-111110 llilr JJ Q .. YO If-'N-?-I----I-I--FF! I -I ' I ' GTI - -I ,IPI I -I I I or the close harmony of . . and the log on the f1re ? Certainly there has been something in our N. H. S. music department to suit the taste of every student, from the vigorous marches of the band to the thrilling voices of the mixed chorus as they filled the auditorium with Christmas carols. We have been indeed fortunate to have had as our music director Mr. John Moreland. Through his constant efforts the department has become an integral part of our school life. THE MIXED CHORUS THE UCTET. Lvfl In right: Mr. ul. Morcl.1nd. dircctor. P. M.u'sh.ill. XX irt nun, T. Ftuclmn, D. lxlOfCl.lI1xl, XV. Barlmv, li. Fine. R. Bennett, H, H.trlc I ' OFFICE ASSISTANTS Giving up what few study halls they have, the ofiice assistants run the school errands and perform many of the taskg necessary to the eflicient operation of the high school. RECEPTIONISTS Visitors to the school have no diffi- culty in finding the various school ofiices with these willing and helpful girls to direct them. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS A very necessary group in our school are the library assistants, who not only check the books in and out but also keep the library running smoothly. LEADERS These girls, who have had to pass specified tests in order to become lead- ers, are qualified to take over any girls' gym class and direct its activities. JUNIOR RED CROSS This group, whose main job is the fund-raising campaign in the high school, carries on the work of the Nutley Chapter of the American Red Cross. I I J JUNIOR RED CROSS REPRESENTA TIVES. Left io right, front row: F. Mac- Donald, H. Huther, D. Wanner, N. Griffel, A. Christian, R. Asaro, A. E. DeGrote. Back: Mr. F. WeiskoH, spon sor, E. Smith, J. Stellatella, J. A. D'As censio, J. McDouall, J. Osborne, P Hillman. . I I MAIN OFFICE. Left to right, fron! row: Dr. E. Priest- DEAN'S OFFICE. Lcff ' f,2'f7f- f f l 3 MVS- G' Stanford, R. M. Schaefer, G. Ryan,G. Ncgaro, J. Heller, R. M. Benz, Mr. E. Assmus. fllirfffltf rung P. Ott. r '11 e Q I Iey, S. Heller, F. Kernoff, E. Boland, C. Davis, E. Schick, K. Puleo, A. Anderson, Miss E. Ciccone. Second , ' row: M. Goldberg. J. Barker, J. Field, M. A. Boeglin, J. DAscensio, M. Snyder, C, Bedell, J. McDouall, A. Ungricht, A. Christian. Buck mzw: L. Magee, A. Ceder- J. Ackerman, J. Scharff. Third rozv: Mrs. I.. Tierney, A n , , J, Bafnitfi Bukngw, Vgggbfiflck, Zahmel, quist, RAWCIIIIB, Cfillfl, IXIHIH, A. bheptlftl. B. Brown, S. Asaro. Back rout: W. Fisher, E. Teichmann. P. Hillman. GUIDANCE OFFICE. Left to right, from row: J. Lo NURSES OFFICE. Lvff ffl ffglll. .l'er1ltfif3 L. Suntora. Curcio, D. Denew, J. Connolly, J. Reilly, A. Le-sri, M. Nagl, J. Whitzlker, G. Spitz, V. Pinajiiin. Slrzmfiug: B. Graham, C. Lombardo. Back VOZI'I Mr. M. Cushman, D. Cohen, Mrs. V, Pecoriiro, M. Eisnian, J. Stellutello, A. Fureran, G. Kearney, B. Flynn, P. McAllaster, D. T. Capezzano, M. Choice, B. Rankin. Main, M. Maguire, J. Almoney. I front row: A. Stefan- L elli, J. Ackerman, E. Lubben, J. Davis, R. Turano. L Back mir: C. La Vere, V. Habig, Miss M. Sprague, sponsor, M. Satzger, J. Spatz. IBRARY ASSISTANTS. Left tn 112111, fron! rozwg Miss . Hopkins, M. A. Morton, P. Maguire, Lubben, J. Birtwistle, C. Voolgaris, R, Asaro. ,lliffrllc rout C. Ryerson, J. Fritts, H. Huther, P. Pope, M. Giamo, J. Verin, V. J. Robinson. Back mir: M. Meyer, M. Smith, M. Choice, J. Schwester, L. Fisher, J. Gray. LEADERS E s I ,, N 1 1 Sw! , X! zzz 1 A 4 M K , , if- g, . , I 'P ,Q 1 2:3 3 , , I ,. ,f,, wgqzge ... I 2 Qv Q' -I f f f K ' 4 ,U-ay! iq, ', ff'-7t'?' ffl' 'W' yfff ,. .1 f . , - , ., V , , A ,- www f m',NwfQ., -+V, mir' uf? 'H 1 fai2,m:f?' . 355- F .1 161725 T347 j-ffw?'?M x1Q, wx ...4 FOOTBALL f . L n , 1' Fl 33 12 ,-.-R7 13135 251 20 1 is .v S V--'l I B, l A. 5 I, 3 A ! ,W , .f . . . if A .1 -. . 1451 1 H., , 1 , f 1 N -1 -I , Y . , 4 Q 1,1 ,igym Wa 3 J ,Y ., 1 ...J I I .4 4174 7 , , 1, . 'N A 1 at 1 f ' . 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Left to right, bark row: R. D'Andrea, assistant coach, G. LaVecchia, R. Lesti, J. Melillo, R. Luzzi, C. Cullari, W. Searle, A. Scully, J. McGall, G. Peterson, D. Mann, N. Francisco, J. Delhagen, C. Adlon, W. Krynicky, J. Gilberti, J. Niccolichia, C. VanDeven, A. Tedesco, F. McDonald, G. Schleer, head coach. Middle row: G. Brown, J. Green, J. Macon, A. Thompson, J. Bollinger, J. Librizzi, A. Clauberg, R. Frazer, C. Olivo, A. Allegri, R. Moore, W. Hatch, F. Francisco, P. Petillo, L. Thomas, A. Nowak, T. D'Alessandro. Front row: C. Allegri, R. Zingler, H. Mantz, J. Butler, W. Bowes, 1. Bradley, A. Nakashian, D. Brancaccio, P. Jannarone, J. Monaco, W. Carruth, A. Nardone, D. Buda. The backbone of our high school athletics and the biggest spirit booster is the football team,which this year gave us a very thrilling season. With Gordon Schleer their new coach, the 1950 team closed the season with a record of four wins, four losses and one tie. Nutley high is noted for its tough schedule and hard-fighting teams, both of these were especially outstanding this year. Following are the schedule and scores, which speak for themselves. Central - 0 Orange - 7 West Side - 13 Montclair - 35 Nutley East Orange - O Nutley Nutley Clifton - 12 Nutley Nutley Bloomfield - Nutley Nutley Belleville - 6 Nutley Kearny - 6 Nutley GORDON SCHLEER, head coach Crigbtb, RALPH DHANDREA. arrirtunt coarfa Cleftl. Peter Cooper, P. Marshall. J. E. Ours, CAPTAIN: JOHN MELILLO CHFERLEADERS: Lefl Io right. rtamling: Bl, Epolito, A. Kirsche, l. Lgircnm T. Spaid, S. Asaro, S. Baldino. Szjmzftiugz R. Turuno, A. I-leinzen, Gi. Heinzen L. Auger, S. Gravatt, j. Reilly, UI. Heller. A W 5 10' 6.1 45? K' . 1 wad ,xfm 1 Ex X W Q '1x, 8. ., tn. l 'w:. . 92. 4 f Wai a . J Ill 1' 4 'H-. 7 if f ffl D 'M ff Q lfm M I M 9 i,1'f?,5 1? Nrx-I-J, ' ,, KQQ, . ' 2. '-23. Q u. x , 'in ,K , if 1, V:-' ,fkrsp if . S N jf ag-,Nj 22224942 M in -- :2f'W f:,f2. ,,,,x -Q -.1 X . X ' gf XJ.TT?.x':i'x s 'fy ,Qi ' i f Uirfv N .1 A 'V 1 4 ,, Vx, . , w . -,, V f Y '- r .'f?fgy.1W !i.yY wg kiifegx X ,, g- Q , . ,F,,fi,P X, N o s A,g.'.F'?-.. I A ' 'ax W1 'ni fx wwg, 103.-.U ...uf g... -.L JH: QQ is' ,,, bet! '.-vf e a '45 ' 2 ?f'I'f'.T.TffF I 2 Www 1950 TEAM. Left to right, back row: R. D'Anclrea, coach, A. Knust, J. Almoney, manager, J. Ferraro, W. Zahmel, R. Berry, R. Taro, L. manager, T, jannuzi, P. Jannarone, J. Miller, F. Maglione, R. Hofker, Apr. xi? 7 10 13 18 21 NN- 26 28 RAY HOFKER losses, and one tie. A. Brancaccio, C. VanDeven, J. Monaco, manager. Bottom row R Machliorete, J. Cocchiola, W. Carruth, T. Illife, R. Masters, S Smith Masters, W. Cooper, H. Whittle, manager, Middle row: J. De Vries, H. Fredericks, C. Tillou. BASEBALL Looking forward to a successful baseball season in their senior year, last year's junior team members are practicing hard as this book goes to press. We have previously maintained favorable records, and expect that this year will be no exception. The 1950 team ended its season with eleven wins, seven 1951 SCHEDULE Passaic West Orange Seton Hall May Mont. State Frosl Irvington Dickinson Montclair 1 5 8 10 12 15 19 23 26 30 Bloomfield Asbury Park Orange Belleville Clifton Boonton Passaic East Orange Columbia Kearny FRANK MAGLIO NE -PAULJANNA FRED HERING ,gy 43 BASKETBALL The green team which Mr. Roy S. Girard, our basketball coach, worked so hard in training, played eighteen hard games this year. Although lighting for all they were worth, the team closed their season with an un- impressive three wins and fifteen losses. We take pride in our team for its perseverance and illustration of real sportsmanship. 1950-51 BASKETBALL TEAM. Left lo rigbl, back: G. Kupfer, D. Wallace, R. Basil, H. Fredericks, R. Masters. Front: J. Miller, J. Nar- donc, R. Zurier, F. Hering, R. Girard, coach. sam' .- ? WUT NUTLEY My I5 , 15 lil -,ef XX Track and Cross Countr TRACK Growing in popularity, our track team is starting its season as the EXIT goes to press. Mr. H. Guggi, coach, has endeavored to build the team up and has succeeded, since this year a record number of students have registered. TRACK SQUAD. Left to right, standing: C. Hummel, R. Schaefer, W. Readel, R. Giamo, R. Daddis, R. Muir, C. Lipe, R. James, R. Kerry, A. Orban, A. Spriggs, Mr. H. Guggipcoach. Seated: T. Sparz, D. Baumann, K. Stout, S. Asaro, C. Benfield, R. Moore, S. Downes, T. Gilligan, J. Delhagen, I. Washeleski, C. Schulerud, J. Bradley, J. Hartman. e'-fu is-.,a0f m' ' IRWIN WASHELESKI CROSS-COUNTRY SQUAD. Left to rzgbt, front row: Mr. H. Guggi, coach, C. Van Deven A. Lambiase, R. Banks, J. Delhagen, V. Longo, I. Washeleski, T. Collins, M. Finston, G. La- Vecchia. Middle row: W. Hanson, R. Bennett, C. Schulerud, C. Davenport, J. Bergen, W. Smith Front row: S. Downes, T. Gilligan, T. jannuzi, T. Spatz, V. Voolgaris, P. Harris. CROSS-COUNTRY ' The cross-country team, coached for its second year by Mr. H. Guggi, ended its last season quite successfully. Its many underclassmen members are looking forward to next year. QI! . . Q wa: 3' ,W 'Nfjwt -H ' ' N7 lu if M 'ff Eff if vi, ' . i .A mg:-. ' -K ., . . . Ve--t , ' ' V , .. 'Wi ,Q fa- -, g 's f., 'I ,,,, My fw-v Lv ,tw '- .',1N2..,gff 'ffN U Nu . BR SBP B1 kt i, XL I xxx M .,. V In I V, f. , Xe T. QU TL5. ' W Wa f mr tvs Q ' ' 'W T fe. 'SQ L1 7-T HEW A J LBER AM V THE GOLF TEAM 'I :eu Fore! This is a familiar cry to our golf pros. Sponsored by Mr. Edward F. Assmus, they make Montclair Country Club their home course. THE GOLF TEAM. Left to right: C. Davenport, Mr. E, F. Assmus, T. Spaid, H. Vossbrinck, A. Kirsche. T B zzz SMITH THE CREW These vigorous oarsmen do their work out on the Passaic River every afternoon during the crew season. Their past record has been one of which Nutley can well be proud. THE HOCKEY TEAM Continually suffering from lack of ice, our hockey team has been handicapped greatly. Mr. Ronald M. Spinning, its coach, has worked hard in arranging several indoor meets. THE HOCKEY TEAM. Left to right, front row: J. Simmons, H. Mantz, R. Banks, W. Carruth, J. Librizzi, E. Clary. Middle row: R. Hofker, B. Mc- Coy, C. Adlon, A. Klein, R. Ireland. C. Kilian, C. Alegri, Mr. R. M. Spin- ning. Back row: R. Zingler, P. Caci- oppo, E. Iliffe, T. Spaid, W. Smith, THE RIFLE TEAM Newly organized in our high school, the rifle team has so far made a very fine record for itself. It is coached by Mr. Edward Seufert, father of one of the team members. THE RIFLE TEAM. Lefl to right, front row: R. Stevens, E. Reese, P. Harris, J. Dallanegra, L. McCormack, A. Haack, B. Kingston, W. Cor- dasco. Middle row: A. Griffel, D. Widland, W. Walker, C. Waters, E. Seufert, R. O'Connor, W. Kramer. Back row: W. Weyland, E. Clary, G. Sandford, W. Kerner, P. Richardson, D. Dart- nell, R. Conklin, J. Petty. A. Scully, J. Almoney, R. Moriera. 1 nl' -i W 'T .y ff'f?Wf I THE CAST Left to right, standing: M. Kudla, J. Larcara, P. Brothers, H Harle M Mockridge, R. Eldridge, M. Satzger, P. Marshall, T. Fruehan, W Barlow Seated D King, R. Turano, G. Ryan, P. Gordon, G. Gibson, J. Epolito On floor S Asaro. THE SENIOR BENEFIT Long a tradition in N.H.S. is the annual presentation of a play by the senior class. It has as its main put- pose the raising of funds to help finance other class activities, which include the yearbook and the prom. The class of '51 selected as its play Miss Cornelia Otis Skinner's comedy Our Heart: Were Young and Gay, adapted from the book of the same title by Miss Skinner and Miss Emily Kimbrough. The story deals with the adventures of two young American girls, traveling alone from New York to Paris. Early in the senior year, the ca.st was chosen on the basis of auditions given before Mrs. Norman Cox, high school dramatics coach and the director of our play. Student committees, vital to the success of the benefit, functioned under the supervision of faculty members. ........ 006 These Americans-all crazy! STAGE HANDS. Left to right, top row: J. Spatz, F. MacDonald, R. Frost, M. Finston, I.. Santora, E. GaNun, G. Kupfer, W. Kerner. Middle row: E. Baker, D. Widland, R. M. Benz, B. Cacciarelli, R. Campana. Bottom row: R. Haas, T. Capezzano, K. Puleo, E. Teichman. i- vs v Q f F . 6 5.1 I a 1 N THE CAST W. Barlow ......... .............................................................. A Steward M. Satzger ........... .................................................... M rs. Skinner P. Gordon ........... .......... C ornelia Otis Skinner T. Fruehan I ......... .....,................. O tis Skinner G. Ryan .......... ........ E . Kimbrough H. Harle ............... .................. A Purser R. Eldridge ........ ............ A Stewardess J. Epoliro ......... ............ D ick Winters M. Kudla ....... ................ T he Admiral P. Brothers ........... ........... H arriet St. john R. Turano ........... ......... W innifred Blaugh P. Marshall ......... ................... L eo McEvoy D. King ................ ................. A n Inspector G. Gibson ............ .................................. T herese M. Mockridge ........ .......................... M adame Elise '-O J. Larcara ............ ....... M onsieur DeLaCroix OOH, S. Asaro ................. ........... A Window Cleaner Ounds I 0 r SYNOPSIS be fug1,,,.. Act 1. Interior of a cabin aboard ship in 1923. Act 2. Same as Act 1. Act 3. Interior of an inexpensive shabby-gentile Parisian hotel. DIRECTORS: Mrs. Norman Cox and Juliana Davis A The wor1d's four best-dressed people. v. 'fh- 1 It fr'-N f .fi The 864 ! flu A esrio n . ' w ba, IS Herb S11 Ofklhg eve X fybod Y Wllfb .3 K-1 l I 3' fl' f-'fr . K V I ,Q - , 5 Vi ,Q 0 R W QQ yx QT, 'Qt f QF? H' 5 Us ,I x ifaf fd 1 ,J fl A, 034 ' , x .1 -4,6 mf: . 5--ww f w 5 'C 1 , 5 F4 V ,155 if L Q w .- 7 x The last assembly program in which the seniors participate is the Awards As- sembly. Students who have been active throughout the year receive recognition for their achievements. The highlight of this assembly for the past two years has been Mr. Gariss's cartwheel, and he did not fail us in 1951. Danke Schon, Herr Gariss. The juniors take over as the depart- ing senior ofhcers present them with the key to the school in an annual ceremony. From left to right: Sal Baldino, Peter Cacciopo, Joan Kam- merer, joe Epolito, Mary Ann Melh, Robert Banks, Robert Calvo, Nancy Rubin, jane Scharff. The Tantum Memorial Sports Tro- phy is awarded posthumously to Aram Nakashian. Receiving the trophy from Mrs. Fulton Tantum Ryalls is Mr. john Nakashian. A cheer for the cheerleaders! Mr. Phillip Gariss demonstrates his agility to the students. Mrs. Ralph D,Andrea presents George LaVecchia with a special award for high scholastic achieve- ment. Nice going, George! lf 1-Mtg ' 't .tif ltr, Students in the music department receive their awards from Mr. John Moreland. The famous Nutley octet receives Rotary awards -from Dr. Floyd Harshman, who is not shown. 'KF' Student Council members receive their National Association of Stu- dent Council pins from the council adviser, james O. Sampsel. This is the first year the award was made. Mr. james O. Sampsel presents the Student Council award to the two students who have done the most work in the organization, Nancy Rubin and Tom Spaid. 3 -snr? Columbia Scholastic Press Associa- tion pins are presented to members of the Gauntlet Staff by Mr. Charles Luddy, business adviser. F H ,,4,, r' ' . Q ' .z - '.w,g,,,. :M ,- .A i g,..X,,.g--',,-V1 . xi. -A X f . X , A .. ' Titimi 4. , ' ' W e , A F K . in V' i- f If . 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J F nunnswv fx'--1-nv 1? . irdt V qv, . 1 . 1 raczluczfion JUNE 3,4 DQ 15, 1951 ,U eg wg 'Rf PATHIJN5 Mr. and Mrs. john E. Clark The French Club Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harle The Gauntlet Mr. Robert McDonald The Latin Club Mr. and Mrs. John Miscia The Math Club The Art Club Nutley Chapter, National Honor Society The Debating Club The Spanish Club Deutscher Verein The Ushers Club We wish to express our gratitude to these patrons for helping to make this supplement possible. 'Qi 1 T SENIOR DIRECTORY NAME ADDRESS BIRTHDAY AMBITION JOYCE ALLMANN ......... .......,..... 5 9 Spring St ............... .Dec. 9, 1933 . --NUFSC JOYCE AMLUNG ................ 185 Lakeside Dr. .............. ............. O ct. 15, 1933 .......... ............. C ollege ELAINE ANDERSON ...,...... 18 Crestwood Ave. .......... ............ D ec. 3, 1933 .......... ..........,.. S ecretary SALVATORE ASARO .......... 92 Evergreen Ave. ........ ,............ F eb. 20, 1933 .......... ............. C ommercial Artist JAMES ASHTON ................. 398 High St. ............... ........,... O ct. 14, 1933 .......... ............. M issionary I-EON AUGER ................... 350 High St. ...............................,.................... Aug. 3, 1933 .......... ............ G et through college LORRAINE BAADE ........ . .......... 10 Faber Pl. .,..................................................... Aug. 29, 1933 .......... ............ T o become Mrs. EDWARD BAKER .............. ............. 1 66 Summit Ave.,Upper Montclair ...... Jan. 9, 1933 .,........ ............. T o make a good living MARY BALDINO .......,............................. 15 Lafayette Pl. .............................................. Oct. 8, 1933 ........ ............. S ecretary SALVATORE BALDINO ...................... 6 Oakridge Ave. ............................................. June 30, 1933 ....... ,........... S ee 21st century FRANCES BARBERIA ............,............... 72 East Centre St. .........., ............ O ct. 23, 1933 .......... ............ T ypist WILLIAM BARLOW ............................... 59 Montclair Ave. ........ ............. M ay 2, 1933 ........ ............ P olitician CATHERINE BARTHELEMY .......... 30 Orchard St. ............ ............ M ar. 14, 1933 .......... ........,... S ecretary ROBERT BENNETT ............................... 28 Erie Pl. ........... ............. N ov. 23, 1933 .To become a success ROSE MARY BENZ ............................... 38 Cedar St. ....... ............. J an. 27, 1933 .. .Buyer DOROTHY BERGSTROM .....,.......... 4 Yale St. .......................... ............. A pril 30, 1934 .Serving Christ BRUCE BEVINS ................,.......................... 51 Terrace Ave. .,............. ............. D ec. 31, 1933 ....... ............ B e a success in business GERALDINE BIONDI .,........ ............. 1 92 Alexander Ave. ........... ............. M ay 23, 1933 ....... ............ T o become Mrs. CHARLES BLIXT ............ ............. 3 4 Orchard St. ............ ............. M ay 23, 1933 ......... ............ E ngineer JOAN BOW .................................. ............. 2 99 Franklin Ave. ........ ............. J uly 28, 1932 .......... ............ T O pass history THOMAS BOWES ..................................... 494 Chestnut St. ........... ............. M ar. 5, 1932 .......... ............ C arpentry DONALD BRANCACCIO ................... 13 Brookline Ave. ........ ............ J une 11, 1933 ....... ............ T o make a million PATRICIA BROTHERS ......................... 108 Vreeland Ave. ........ ............. F eb. 24, 1933 ....... ............ P ass chemistry GEDNEY BROWN ...... ............. 9 6 Chestnut St. ................. ............. D ec. 10, 1933 ....... ............ S uccessful career JUDITH BROWN ................... ............. 3 6 Hillside Crescent ....... ............. S ept. 5, 1933 ........ ............ T o make him happy AGNES BUKNOW .................................... 27 Burnett Pl. ................. ............ F eb. 14, 1933 ........... ............ M edical assistant BARBARA CACCIARELLI ................ 197 Raymond Ave. ........ ............ A pril 10, 1933 ........ ............ M edical assistant PETER CACIOPPO .................................. 715 Centre St. ............ ............ D ec. 8, 1933 ........... ............ E ngineer ROBERT CAMPANA ............................... 77 Race St. .................. ............ D ec. 17, 1932 ........ ............ F irm salesman THERESA CAPEZZANO ...................... 355 Passaic Ave. ......... ............ J une 21, 1933 ........ .......,.... A ir hostess CATHERINE CARROW ...................... 102 New St. ............ June 3, 1933 ........ ............ T o become Mrs. CAROL ANN CECE .................................. 82 Coeyman Ave. ............. ............ J uly 13, 1933 ........... ............ I .B.M. operator ARNETTA CEDERQUIST ................... 241 Kingsland Rd. .......... ........,.... S ept. 3, 1933 ........ ............ S panish secretary ENCIE CHATHAM .................................. 17 Pomander Walk .......... ............ J an. 12, 1933 ........ ............ D rive a trailer MARY CHOICE ............... ............. 4 23 Harrison St. ........ ............ M ar. 28, 1933 ........ ............ T eaching ALFRED CICCONE ...... ............. 7 1 Kingsland Rd. ........ ............ J an. 24, 1933 ........... ............ J oin Marines JOHN CLARK ....................... ............. 9 3 Alexander Ave. .......... ............ J an. 29, 1933 ........... ............ T o be a success ROBERT CONKLIN ........ ............. 4 9 Montclair Ave. ............. ............ J uly 29, 1933 ........... ............ T o be successful LORRAINE CORSARO .......... ............. 3 08 Bloomfield Ave. ......... ............. A ug. 4, 1933 ........... ............ T o be a secretary BETTY LOU CRAIG ................ ............. 5 3 Oakley Terrace ........ ............ A ug. 29, 1933 ............. ............ T ravel CARMEN CULLARI ............................... 168 Bloomfield Ave. ....... ............. A pril 11, 1933 .......... ............ O wning a business FRANK D'ALESSANDRO ................... 10 Ackerman St. .............. ..........., F eb. 22, 1933 ........ ............ T o be a success JOSEPH DALLANEGRA ...................... 7 Cathedral Ave. ...... Feb. 6, 1933 ......... ........... O wn a motorcycle JO ANN D'ASCENSIO ............................ 164 High St. .......... Feb. 19, 1933 College CARLTON DAVENPORT ................ 16 Daily St. .................... ............ A pril 24, 1933 To be a chemist JULIANA DAVIS ........................................ 377 Franklin Ave. ........ ............ D ec. 11, 1932 ........... ........... T o have 12 children EDWARD DAY ......................... ............. 3 61 Prospect St. ......... ............ J une 20, 1933 To be a millionaire ANNA DE JOHN ........................................ 168 Hopper Ave. ...... Nov. 14, 1933 To be successful YOLANDA DEL SORDO ...................... 67 New St. ................ Feb. 20, 1933 Singing DIANE DENEW ...................... ............. 6 8 Edison Ave. ....... Jan. 28, 1933 .........,. ........... T o work in an oflice RALPH DE PIRO ...................... ............. 6 2 Ellen St. ......................... ............. J uly 24, 1-933 ........... ........... T o be a success JACK DI GIOVANNA .......... ............. 1 81-C Hancox Ave. May 30, 1933 ........... ........... T o be successful LAWRENCE DI VUOLO .,.................... 166 Kingsland Rd. ........ ............ J uly 2, 1933 ........... ........... T o be a millionaire RONALD DOYLE ................... ............. 1 5 Nutley Ave. ............ Mar. 6, 1933 .............. ............ T o become a millionaire VIRGINIA DUFFIELD .......... MARILYN EISMAN ........... RUTH ELDRIDGE ........... ADRIANNE ELLIOTT .......... JOSEPH EPOLITO .................. CHARLES FANELLI ........ WARREN FARLEY ....... JAMES FERRARO .......... FRANCIS FINE ............,...... MARVIN FINSTON ........... JOSEPH FLANNERY ........ FRANK FRANCISCO .......... LENA FRANKE ..................... JOAN FRITTS ...................... JOAN FROBOSE ............. ROBERT FROST .................. THOMAS FRUEHAN .......... ARLEEN FUTERAN ........ PAUL GACCIONE ......... 105 Hillside Ave. ..... . April 23, 1932 Passaic Ave. .............April28,1933 194 Hillside Ave. ........... ........... . 20 St. Pau1's Pl. ........ . 44 Humbert St. ........ . 9 Morris Pl. ................. . 400 Hillside Ave. ........ ........... . 10 Hagert Sr. .............. . 42 Edgar Pl. ......... . 302 Grant Ave. ........ . 236 High St. ......... . 48 Milton Ave. ...... . 719 Centre St. ...... . 75 Rhoda Ave. ........ . April 8, 1933 July 11, 1933 Jan. 21, 1933 Sept. 3, 1933 .............. ,........... June 27, 1931 April 28, 1933 To be a store buyer ............To be Mrs., Nurse To get my M.R.S. Teacher To see the world Do car repairing To enter auto business To meet Minnie M. in the future April 2, 1933 .. May Feb. Dec. Dec. 19, 1933 14, 1933 .. 5, 1933 ..... 10, 1934 IUIY 23, 1933 57 Brookline Ave ............ ............ J une 9, 1933 .. 299 Centre St. ............ ............ D ec. 31, 1932 89 Chestnut Sr. ......... ............ M ar. 20, 1934 Hawthorne Ave. .............Sept. 30, 1933 Gabriel St. .............Sept. 29, 1933 Play in a good dance band To be a success through life ............To have own business ............Textile engraving ............OFfice work ............College ............OHice work ............To be a success ............To weigh 100 lbs. .Be a well-educated and happy person .Success April 13, 1933 NAME ELEANOR GA NUN ........... JEAN GAUDREAU ......... JOAN GIBLAN ............. GLORIA GIBSON ....... JOSEPH GILBERTI .............. ........... THOMAS GILLIGAN ........ ........... THOMAS GINGERELLI ......... ........... PATRICIA GORDON ....... SUZANNE GRAVATT ....... FRANK GRAZIANO ............................... SPENCER GREENWOOD ALAN GRIFFEL ...................... HARRIET GROSS .............. RAYMOND HAAS ........ DAVID HACK ......,.................. WILLIAM HANSON ......... HERBERT HARLE .,......... WALTER HATCH .......... ALICE HEINZEN ......... JUDITH HELLER .,....... FRED HERING ................. JOSEPH HEWITT ........... PATRICIA HILLMAN .....,. SE IOR DIRECTORY ADDRESS 65 Edison Ave. .................. . 36 Funston Pl. ....................,.. . 110 Satterthwaite Ave. 187 Lakeside Dr. ................. . 86 Evergreen Ave. ...... . 106 Warren St. .......... . 75 Ellen St. ................, . 47 Manhattan Ct. ....... . 51 Oak St. ................. . 25 Wilson St. ........ . 23 Burnett Pl. ........ . 10 Oakridge Ave. ....... . Aug. Oct. BIRTHDAY 7, 1932 ........................ .......... 24, 1932 ................. ........,. Jan. 16, 1934 ....... .......... May 24, 1933 ...... Dec. 14, 1933 ......... July 7, 1933 .............., June 10, 1933 ..,...... Nov. 3, 1933 ....... Dec. 22, 1933 ....... April 21, 1932 Dec. 24, 1933 ............ .......... July 26, 1933 April 4, 1934 ....... ......... July 22, 1933 ............ ......,... Warren St. ................................. ........... D ec. 17, 1932 43 Edgewood Ave. ...................................,,.. . 33 South Spring Garden Ave. ...,........ . .20 Cottage Pl. .,........................................,...... Sept. 28, 1933 ..... . Vreeland Ave. ........................ ........... J an. 9, 1932 ......... . .90 New St. ................. Aug. 24, 1933 ....... . Chestnut St. ...........122 Whitford Ave. 65 Bloomfield Ave. ...... . Wayne Pl. RAYMOND HOFKER ..,.... ........... 2 0 Highland Ave. ........ . ANN HOSPODAR ........... ........... 4 3 Stanley Ave. ................ . RONALD IRELAND ............. ........... 3 O9 Washington Ave. PAUL JANNARONE .......... ........... 1 59 High St. ...................... . TOM JANNUZI ...................... . ......,.... 19 St. Paul's Pl. ........ .. DONALD JOHNSTON ............ ............ 7 4 New St. ............... . DONALD JONES .................. .237 High St. ..... . MARK KAISER .................... ............ 2 5 Linden Pl. ....... . JOAN KAMMERER ........ ............ 7 McKinley St. .... . DOROTHY KANE .......... VIRGINIA KELLY .............. .176 Chestnut St. ...... . ............216 Alexander Ave. NORMAN KENNY ........ ............ 1 51 Lakeside Dr. ...... . KAY KERR ..................... ............ 3 27 Chestnut St. ...... . CHARLES KILIAN ........... ............ 1 3 Princeton St. ...... . DOROTHY KING ........ ............ 1 04 Vreeland Ave. ........ . ALFRED KIRSCHE ............. ............ 2 2 Vine St. ..................... . MATTHEW KUDLA ......... .41 Entwistle Ave. ....,. . JAMES LARCARA ..,............. ............ 1 3 Essex St. ............. . LEONARD LARCARA ............................ 13 Essex St. ............................ . GEORGE LA VECCHIA ...................... 529 Washington Ave. .....,... . NICHOLAS LEMMA .............. ............ 1 83 Park Ave. ...................... . ARLENE LESTI ..................... ............ 1 02 Warren St. ...... . MARY LIANTONIO .......... ............ 5 2 Clement St. .............. . PEGGY LINARDAKIS ........... ............ 3 06 Highfield Lane ........... WALTER LINDSTROM ........ ........... 5 04 Kingsland Rd. ....... . JEANETTE LO CURCIO ..................... 186 Chestnut St. ........ . EDITH LUBBEN .......................... ........... 2 82 High St. ................... . FAITH MACDONALD ........... ........... 1 07 Church St. ..................... . BRUCE MCCOY ..................... ........... 1 00 Mountainview Ave. ..... . FRANK MCDONALD JAMES MCGALL ................ THOMAS MCGARRY ......... MARY MCKELVIE ............... THOMAS MCWILLIAMS LIANE MAGEE ....,................... FRANK MAGLIONE ............ MARLENE MAGUIRE ......... DAVID MANN ................... PETER MARSHALL .......... WILLIAM MARTIN ....... MARY ANN MELFI ....... JOHN MELILLO ................ CARMEN MERRELL ............ JAMES MILLER ................... JOYCE MILLER ......................... ........... GERTRUDE MISCIA ............ MARCIA MOCKRIDGE ........ . ......... . RAYMOND MOORE .......... DOUGLAS MORELAN D ......... .......... Fernwood Ter. Sunset Dr. W. Hazel Ter. Hawthorne Ave. ...........490 Harrison St. Edgar Pl. Oakridge Ave. ........ . Cleveland Ave. ........ . 228 Bloomfield Ave. ....... . 705 Centre St. ................. . 591 Passaic Ave. ...... . 134 Cedar St. .......... . 49 Entwistle Ave. ...... . 160 Milton Ave. ......... . 84 Rhoda Ave. ......... . 417 Centre St. .................... . 315 Bloomfield Ave. ......... . 24 Coeyman Ave. ........... . 53 Passaic Ave. ....... . 213 Passaic Ave. ......... . ...........June 9, 1933 ....... Feb. 19, 1933 ....... Mar. 18, 1933 ....... Jan. 11, 1933 ....... Nov. 17, 1933 ......... Nov. 9, 1933 ....... Nov. 14, 1933 ........... .......... April 6, 1933 ............ .......... ...........Feb. 5, 1933 ...........Mar. 29, 1933 ...........June 1, 1933 ...........April 23, 1934 ...........Dec. 24, 1932 ...........Nov. 20, 1932 ...........June 24, 1932 ...........Oct. 3, 1933 ...........Jtme 28, 1933 ...........Dec. 13, 1933 ...........Sept. 12, 1934 ...........July 5, 1933 ...........Sept. 22, 1933 ...........Oct. 9, 1932 ...........Oct. 24, 1933 Oct. 24, 1933 ........ Oct. 31, 1933 ........... ...........April 13, 1934 Sept. 3, 1933 ........... .......... Jan. 13, 1933 ........... .......... July 21, 1933 ........... .......... Feb. 26, 1933 AMBITION .College .Singer .Model and interior decorator .Industrial designer .Work .Marry and settle down .Success .Model and teacher .Marriage .Work .College .Dentistry .Sleep 'til 10:30 every day .Tenor soloist ...........Artist ..........Journalism ..........Sociology ..........Hering 8: Hack Inc. Oil Magnates ..........To gain weight ..........To marry a millionaire Engineer Oliice work ..........Salesman ..........Engineer ..........To lead a successful life ..........Newspaper reporter ..........Farmer ..........To join U. S. Navy Become A.H.W. Ist class ..........Secretary degree To be a millionaire ..........To enjoy life ..........Have a George of a time ..........To be a Mrs. ..........Engineer ..........Engineer Actor ..........To be a Yankee College See the world To get my M.R.S. degree ..........Pharmacist June 30, 1933 ........... .......... A s if you didn't know ...........Oct. 5, 1933 ..........To be happy Mar. 3, 1933 ......... Mar. 5, 1933 ....... Sept. 8, 1933 .......... July 15, 1932 ........... Oct. 1, 1933 .......... Feb. 5, 1934 ......... Dec. 9, 1933 .......... July 5, 1933 .......... April 16, 1933 ........ Dec. 12, 1932 ........ Jan. 31, 1933 ........ Nov. 13, 1933 ........ ...........Oct. Jan. 24, 1933 ........... Sept. 5, 1932 ........... May 5, 1933 ......... Dec. 9, 1932 ...... Oct. 4, 1932 ......... 8, 1933 ......... Feb. 17, 1933 ........... Mar. 2, 1933 ...... Feb. 22, 1933 ........ ..........Teaching ..........College College To see the world To be a success Secretary ..........College College Work ..........To be Mrs. Work ..........Salvage diver ..........Army ..........Concert pianist ..........Football coach ..........Mechanic ..........College ..........Nurse .OfEce work ..........Government service ..........To graduate .......,..Teaching ..........Marriage .Get out of Nutley High Hering 8: Hack Inc. Oil Magnates ..........Barber Success through college 8: profession NAME DONALD MURRAY ..,...... JAMES MURRAY .............. AMELIA NAGL .,........................ THOMAS NAPATANO .......,... GENEVIEVE NEGARO DOROTHY NICHOLS ...... JAMES NICOLICCHIA ........... ANDREW NOWAK ....... ERIKA NYMAN ..,............. JO ELLEN OURS .................. JAMES PACCIORETTI ........... NANCY PARRY ..................... ANNA PATRIZIO ,......... MABEL PAYNE ............,................ PETER PETILLO ....................................... ROSEMARIE PICCININNO ............... SALVATORE PILLITTERI .................. VIRGINIA PINAJIAN ........... ROBERT PUGLIESE ......... KATHLEEN PULEO ....... MARY RATCLIFFE ............... JEANIE RAWCLIFFE ......... ROBERT RENKER .......... . THERESA RITACCO .............. DONALD ROBERTAZZI ..................... BEVERLY ROSE .................. MICHAEL ROSSI .................. GLADYS RYAN .......................... MICHAEL SAMMARRO ......,.............. VINCENT SAMPIER .............................. GEORGE SANDFORD ........................ MARY ANN SAN GIACOMO LEAH SANTORA ........................,................. MARY SATZGER ....................................... ROSE MARY SCHAEFER ..................... ALBERT SCULLY ....................... PATRICIA SCULLY ................. MYRON SEMENYNA .,..,...... DORIS SEUEERT ...,.............. EDWARD SEUEERT ......... ROSE SIMONE ................... JAMES sLIwA .............. EDWARD SMITH ........ EVA SMITH ....................... KATHLEEN SMITH ....... MARTHA SMITH ........ WILLIAM SMITH ........ MURIEL SNYDER ........ THOMAS SPAID ........... JEANETTE SPATZ .......... GERTRUDE SPITZ ....... JAMES SPOSATO .........,........ AUDREY STEFANELLI ........ FRANK STOUT .............,....... PETER STRAUCH .................................... VINCENT SUJKOWSKI ..................... ANTHONY TEDESCO ........... ALICE TILLEY ................... Joi-IN TOLVE ............. CHRISTINA TOZZI ....... RACHEL TURANO .,..... MARIO VERRICO .......... ROSE VITELLI ........................ GREGORY VITIELLO ...... HELEN VOSSBRINCK .........., IRWIN WASHELESKI ........... JOSEPH WATKOWSK1 ........ DAVID WIDLAND ....... MARY ANN WILL .......... TREVOR WILSON ....... ROBERT ZURIER .......... SENIOR DIRECTORY ADDRESS BIRTHDAY AMBITION 103 Brookdale Ave. ...... ........... J uly 15, 1933 .................... ........... C ollege 590 Centre St. .................. ........... M ar. 18, 1933 ................ ........... G et a night's sleep 373 Bloomfield Ave. .,........ ........... M ar. 30, 1933 ......., ........... G et married 19 Hunt Pl. ..................,.... ........... J une 4, 1933 ........... ........... W otk or service 160 Milton Ave. .....,... ........... A pril 10, 1933 ........ ........... O fiice work 5 Cedar St. .,............... ........... J uly 27, 1932 ........... ........... D o office work in Bell Telephone 170 Nutley Ave. ....... ........... M ar. 2, 1932 ........... .Airplane Mechanic-U.S. Navy 91 Edison Ave. .............,..... ,.......... A pril 28, 1933 ........ .College 237 East Passaic Ave. ......... ........... M ar. 11, 1933 ........ ........... O Bice work 60 Stanley Ave. ........,......... .......... . 224 High St. ........ . July 28, 1933 ........... April 26, 1933 ........ .French major .Another Michaelangelo 371 High St. .............. ........... M ay 12, 1934 ........... .......... H appiness 26 De Vausney Pl. ........... ........... D ec. 21, 1933 ........... ........... M arriage 432 Kingsland Rd. .......,. ........... M ay 6, 1933 .......,. ........... M arriage 156 Milton Ave. ....... ........... N ov. 3, 1932 .............. .......... B uilding contractor 22 Taft St. ................. Jan. 17, 1935 ........... ........... S ecrerary 35 Brown St. ................... Aug. 23, 1933 ........ .......... W est Point 378 Franklin Ave. ........ ........... S ept. 26, 1933 .Merchandiser 42 Entwistle Ave. ....... Nov. 20, 1933 ........ .......... L egal book maker 20 Valley Rd. ..................... ........... M ay 4, 1933 ......... .......... A ir hostess 521 Bloomfield Ave. .......... ........... M ar. 25, 1933 ........... .......... S uccess in art 363 Chestnut St. ............ ........... N ov. 17, 1933 ........ .......... C ollege 108 Stanley Ave. ....... Aug. 13, 1931 ........ .......... T o get out of high school ...........122 Park Ave. ...........Feb. 27, 1933 ..........Marriage 159 Centre St. ........,.. Nov. 9, 1931 ........... .......... H ave own home, family of 4 boys 50 Overlook Ter. ....... April 23, 1933 ........ .......... M arriage 15 Hilton St. ................ ........... A ug. 3, 1933 ......... .......... T o see the year 2000 20 Cathedral Ave. ......... ........... M ar. 28, 1933 ........ .......... T o major in music 82 New St. .............. Oct. 21, 1932 ........... .......... W ork 37 Oakley Ter. .......... Jan. 8, 1933 ......... .......... L awyer 522 Passaic Ave. ................. .......... J an. 27, 1933 ........,... .......... F orester 111 Bloomfield Ave. ........... .......... J uly 31, 1933 ........... .......... T o get married 144 Stager St. .................. ........... A ug. 8, 1933 ....... .......... X -ray technician 462 Kingsland Rd. ......... .......... J an. 8, 1933 ............... .......... S inger 121 Kenzel Ave. ....... Nov. 22, 1933 M.R.S. degree 45 Maple Pl. .............. Oct. 30, 1932 ............ ...,...... T o be a millionaire 45 Maple Pl. .............. Mar. 14, 1934 ........ .......... M .R.S. degree 329 Hillside Ave. ....... Sept. 1, 1932 ...... .......... T ravel 18 Cherry Pl. ................ July 30, 1933 ............ .......... C hemist 12 Ackerman St. ....... April 16, 1933 Forester 75 E. Centre St. .......... Mar. 20, 1933 To become Mrs. 135 Walnut St. .......... July 28, 1933 ............ .......... E ngineer 241 Walnut St. .......... July 20, 1933 ............ .......... T ofget out of school sometime in the uture 12 Wharton Ave. ....... April 16, 1933 Physicist 22 Maple Pl. ........... July 16, 1933 Ofhce work 55 Passaic Ave. ..... Aug. 22, 1932 To be a nurse 235 Ridge Rd. .................. .......... M ay 11, 1933 ............ .......... H orse doctor 114 Kingsland Rd. ......... .......... N ov. 23, 1933 To marry and live on a ranch 490 Chestnut St. .......... June 15, 1933 Horse doctor 8: veterinary medicine 8 Woodland Ave. ......... .......... M ar. 24, 1933 ............ .......... L ive a happy and successful life 9 E. Centre St. ............. Oct. 12, 1933 ....... .......... T o get my M.R.S. degree 131 King St. .............. . July 14, 1933 ............ .......... T o travel and see the world 16 Friedland Rd. ....... Oct. 16, 1933 ........... .......... T o get married 141 Ridge Rd. ........ May 19, 1933 . Auto mechanic 73 Wharton Ave. ....... Nov. 30, 1933 Work 28 Hastings Ave. ......... .......... D CC. 19, 1933 Own my Own business 2 Margaret Ave. .................... .......... M ar. 13, 1933 ............ .......... O wn my own business 553 Washington Ave. .......... .......... A ug. 31, 1932 Succeed in whatever I do 67 Union Ave. ....................... .......... J uly 20, 1932 .......... .......... T o become an executive of the Zin- cola Baking Company 9 Newman Ave. .......... Mar. 11, 1933 ........... .......... T o earn money 92 New St. ...................... Nov. 17, 1933 ........ .......... S ecrerary 451 Centre St. .............,....... .......... J uly 3, 1933 ......... .......... W ork 18 Hetherington Rd. ........... .......... M ar. 31, 1933 ........ .......... S ecretary 576 Passaic Ave. ............ .......... M ar. 1, 1934 ........... ........,. G et rich and retire 293 Chestnut St. .......... Oct. 13, 1933 ........ .......... T each physical ed or German 617 Centre St. ........ Dec. 28, 1933 ........ ,...,...,, A viator 25 Cortland Sf. ....... ........... M ay 7, ,T0 be 3, president 293 Chestnut St. ...... . 75 Elm Pl. ................ . 406 Hillside Ave. ..... . 17 Warren St. .......... . Nov ...........Feb. .Dec. ...........Feb. . 7, 1933 ........... ........... G et rich and retire 28, 1933 .Be a teacher 8, 1932 ............. ........... T o be happy 19, 1934 ........... ........... S ee N. Y. Giants win World Series M X,,..ff ' 51' .1 2 X WZ' V 'fl A,,,,.---f- Of Q., 1 ghd ' in A' K' X13 ' uf , , , ' Aux A- Arr. -. K , .W ,. ,, - .K if L , ig- f 4, ,, f-1 .,. , ,T V.. , , W,,:,,Q?A..,,f,,- ., M, i,,f,vJ ,,f-..,,,5-? by !wW,,.,i, H, -f, - f-file Ql.Q-H 3 ,, gizdvfw Ny-jj Zig- -4 W' H 'H ,,., 'S' f I I ' ' M, ep., ' A+ f. 1 f .,1'iQ , 4 V P- fam Hts: . ,- f .t,,g ,, Fifa: :,:vMI2E'Jx, 9 T4 .hx .NX ' XSX Q s Yi xlwg. Qt, 4 1 at 25 ,-3 JS?Q-5-I lr! .-if -9 4, ,- I 15 it 3 M QQ Q ,, f.,., ,- .-.,,,,, ,,. g 'ff' fx fi f .--af fb' rl ln I n K' ' row: Mr. H. Christian, F. Cappabianca, E. Boland, E. Catanzarite, A. Bilancetti, S. Appel. Second row: J. Baldino, R. Brown, M. Brogan, J. Bowkley, M. A. Boeglin, P. Carpenter, E. Benbow, M. Baehr, A. Ackerman. Tlaird row: R. Banks T. Ancypowic, A. Allegri, R. Algieri, C. Calo, J. Boeglin, D. Buda, D. Campana. Back row: R. Basil, J. Bergen, J. Almoney, W. Carruth, R. Carpenter, C. Adlon. v Left to right, front row: Mr. R. Spinning, C. Goodman, V. Fischer, N. Griffel, J. Ferrara, M. A. Giamo, M. Gold- berg, I. Falduto. Middle row: R. Glover, J. Figueiredo, A. Girlin, L. Ferrara, A. George, J. Field, S. Fischer, J. Finn, P. Fox. Back row: E. Gray, D. Gray, N. Francisco, R. Fraser, H. Fredericks, B. Gillies, D. Frotton, B. Flynn. Left to right, front row: Mr. H. Huntoon, R. MacClean, B. MacFarlane, L. Morehouse, W. Morehouse, D. Leske, L. McCauley, B. Lombardi. Middle row: R. Lesti, J. M5- tusiak, W. Miesieski, P. McAllaster, D. Maine, J. McDouall, J. Makinson, J. Mead, J. Levinson. Back row: J. Nardone, J. Mickey, W. Meyer, V. Montorio, R. Machiorlete, V. Longo, H. Mantz, R. Masters, R. Moriera, E. Molanowski. Left to right, from row: Mr. A. Petullo, W. Smith, Shuman, J. Slade, A. Sparacino, S. Solinger, M. San Gi- acomo, A. Stoltz. Middle row: J. Schwesrer, S. Smith, D. Schutte, E. Seidler, D. Smith, W. Sonn, V. Scholes I. Scharff, M. Serritella. Back row: D. Swan, A. Thompson, F. Teichman, C. Schulerud, J. Schneider, C. Tillou, L. Thomas. CLASS OF 1952 Left to right, front row: Mr. C. Luddy, L. De Bello, C. Duboff, M. Czechowicz, C. Davis, M. De Falco, D. Cohen. Middle row: J. Delhagen, B. Duffield, J. Dom- browski, S. Downes, R. Di Giovanna, E. Cunningham, J. Endean, E. Dietrich. Back row: B. Drukker, H.. Dogin, E. Clary, R. Daly, T. Divins, H. Devitt, J. De Vries. 5' . - . Left to right, front row: Miss E. Byerly, D. King, M. Lee, F. Kernoff, N. Harris, M. Harlow, G. Kudla, B. Kramer, S. Laratta, M. Johnston. Middle row: I. Jones, H. Hoffman C. Jocz, G. La Bruzza, D. Johnston, P. Harris, S. Hopper, D. Hossack, S. Heller, Lois Hunter, H. Huther. Back row: R. Hilla, G. Kupfer, W. Kerner, W. Krynicky, W. Hart- man, E. Iliffe, L. Hulbert, H. Laird, C. La Vere, G. Kearney, D. King. Left to right, front row: Mr. F. Weiskoff, A. Parrella, M. Pepe, B.'Nugent, M. Pine, J. Oliner, C. Rich, W. Petti- grew. Middle row: A. Pearn, B. Rankin, M. Nolan, N. Rubin, J. Osborne, J. Reilly, K. O'Conner, T. Pezzutti. Back row: W. Pfaehler, W. Rakocy, F. Renn, J. Nardone, A. Nardone, C. Plagge, P. Painter. Left to right, from row: Mr. P. Gariss, A. Ungricht, A. Vol- lero, C. Voline, C. Walz, E. Wright. Middle row: E. Wed- lich, F. Vollero, W. Van Wagoner, J. Whitaker, D. Wan- ner. Back row: D. Wallace, R. Zingler, C. Van Deven, C. Waters, R. Vreeland, A. Ventura, V. Whittle. ge-eu - ww si Left to right, from row: Mrs. N. Cox, M. Nagl, H. Mueger J. Payne, M. A. Morton, M. Polito, J. Paulison, P. Monaco, D. Oeffinger, C. Naglieri, C. Nitti. Middle row: A. O'Brien J. Muzzicato, J. Palliro, F. Polci, W. Newman, J. Mosdar J. O'Hallotan, D. Orlando, J. Mowen, R. Perrone, Ci Molinaro. Back row: B. Pfaehler, P. Ott, G. Peterson E. Mozeika, J. Petty, A. Paccioretti, J. Philbin, H. Nanes J. Pandolfi, R. O'Connor. I . ,A ,Lx - . Lefl to right, front row: Mr. W. B. Higgins, M. A. Rusignuolo, A. Ruggiero, J. A. Richardson, J. Schrieber, E. Schick, V. Provaznik, D. Schutte, F. Romeo. Middle row: C. Pongracz, V. J. Robinson, P. Pope, J. Sasso, L. Scott, B. Powers, C. Ryerson, P. Sesselman, R. Rose. Back row: J. Risch, A. Pucciarello, J. Ritacco, E. Reese, F. Schenke, J. Ramsthaler, R. Rutliger, L. Scarpa, P. Rich- ardson. .W . . K- ,,. X Left to right, front row: Mr. H. Guggi, M. Sime, D. Val- entino, C. Smith, R. M. Sollitto, C. Tripp, J. Stratton, C. Tabasso, D. Sonn. Middle row: J. Butler, J. Tirone, S. Van Brunt, E. Slemmer, M. A. Shepard, R. Sturr, R. Stephans, T. Spatz, D. Timmer, C. Sinkowitz. Back row: J. Steinmacher, K. Stoute, J. Simmons, J. Tischio, S. Tabasso, G. Tamburro, P. Tedesco, D. Smith, M. Stein, C. Sorensen. Lefiiio front row: Mr. J. T. Garnevicus, D. Wat- son, J. Wilson, J. Verin, J. Vitole, C. Voolgaris, M. Viola, R. Viola. Middle row: S. Watkowski, E Zahmel, V. Zam- pano, J. Ziegler, G. von Hirsch, B. Ventola, C. Wheatley, A. Wheatley. Back row: W. Weyland, T. Woodruff, R. Youmans, W. Walker, D. Vinges, R. Watts, W. White- fleet, W. Wasilewski, R. Villacari. ' Left to right. from mzv: Mrs. W. Markle, C. Butler, A. Anderson, J. Barnett, F. Baldino, M. Capalbo, M. Carlough, J. Birtwistle, L. Bredola, R. Asaro. Middle row: J. Buzzi, J. Ackerman, J. Barker, D. Baumann, T. Artz, B. Brown, R. Buchler, C. Bedell, N. Capezzano, B. An- gevfine, D. Blackburn. Back row: W. Adams, W. Bowes, J. Bollinger, J. Brugler , R. Auger, L. Barthelemy, E. Brag- ger, J. Barnitt, D. Burditt, J. Bradley, E. Bave, V. Albanese. OF 1953 Left to right, from row: Mrs. M. Hoffer, E. Crocco, C. DiVuolo, R. Daddis, D. Cordasco, M. Cofone, B, DeFrank, W. Carrow, D. Cromley, W. Cordasco. Middle row: F. DiCioccio, J. Citrino, M. Cofone, T. Corsaro, H. Del Sordo, L. Dellon, F. Cook, J. Connolly, A. DeGrote, A. Chap- man. Back row: F. Costanzo, J. Cooper, E. Catenacci, A. Clauberg, E. Connors, T. Collins, W. Divins, R. Daw- son, J. Cassidy, A. Cueman, C. Cullari, M. Cleirbaut. ' Left lo right, from row: Miss A. Wallace, J. Garrabrant B. rinln, J. Egan, M. rnltinf, L. Gilberti, W. Eiseie, I. Gil- laerti, Green. Sewml row: F. Francisco, J. Fardella, J. Gray, .lr Gray, J, Fellers, J. Ferrera, M. Guerino, L. Feller- man, J. Grimm, W. Gollender. Third row: D. Ennis, W. Fisher, R. Edmonds, N. Donadia, D. Guarino, E. Grady J. Fnglehardt, L. Fischer, R. Ford, G. Ehrhardt, B. Graham? Bark row: J. Fagan, F. Fanelli. Left to rigbt, fmt row: Miss B. Ferri, P. Kiernan, B. Irish, D. Krynicky, P. Horton, G. Heinzen, A. Harris, J. Hatch, R. Laurite, J. Liantonio, P. Landino. Middle row: A. Ligu- ori, A. Horn, W. Kramer, R. Klemovitch, E. Kramer, M. Labriola, L. Huk, A. Haack, H. Klug, E. Kautzmann, B. Kingston. Bacle row: A. Kammerer, E. Hughes, P. Keyser R. Hulbert, A. Lnmbinse, R. Johnson, J. Librizzi, J. King A. Klein. Lefl to rigbl. from row: J. Miller, L. McKernan, E. Mitchel G. Maguire, P. Maguire, M. Miscia, M. A. Mercurio, P. Malloy, C. Lombardo. Middle row: M. Meyer, L. Lurie, G. Manning, R. Mazzatelli, F. Ludlum, S. Mitchell L Martinson, F. Lulvertazzi, L, McCormack. Back rowgl G, Long, H. Marrazzo. K. Mears, F. Luzzi, R. Luzzi, NO, slmzwzg Miss A. E. Ayers. a a .M ..... -3, L22 1 and Mrs. E. H. Allmann and Mrs. L. H. Auger Fred Azack PATRO S Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Fruehan Mr. and Mrs. S. Futeran Ralph P. Ganun Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Gravatt Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Baker Mr. and Mrs. B. Baldino Mr. and Mrs. S. Baldino Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barberia William K. Barlow Mr. and Mrs. Fielix Barthelemy Emelia Davis Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Biondi Mr. and Mrs. C. Blixt George T. Bowes Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown Mr. W. J. Brown Mr. and Mrs. D. Campana Mrs. C. J. Carrow Mr. and Mrs. Philip P. Cece Mr. and Mrs. Arne Cederquist Mr. L. Christos Alexander J. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Dallanegra Mr. and Mrs. James Denew Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Eisman Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Eldridge Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Fanelli Mr. Richard Fischbeck Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gibson Mrs. M. B. G illigan Mr. and Mrs. John E. Haas Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hanson Mr. William Hatch Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Heberling Mr. and Mrs. A. Heller Mr. and Mrs. F. Hering Mrs. R. Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hillman Charles Hofker James A. Ireland F. P. Jannarone F. H. Jannuzi Mr. and Mrs. Jones Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Kammerer Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Harry Li A. Kirsche Michael Kudla nardakis Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Lindstrom Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lo Curcio Alexander MacDonald, Jr. . and Mrs. K. A. Magee and Mrs. Ralph L. McCoy and Mrs. C. R. Mockridge Carl C. Ours and Mrs. Patrick Piccininno and Mrs. S. Pillitteri Mr. and Mrs. James V. Piro James B. Pryor Mr. Robert C. Ratcliffe Mrs. Robert C. Ratcliffe Mr. antlMrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . W. Seufert Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Rogoff Louis Rossi George Sandford N.Santora F. J. Satzger Simone L. A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. W. Carl Smith Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs George Spatz Sal Sposato Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stefanelli Mr. and Mrs. A. Tozzi Mrs. J. H. Vossbrinck Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Widland Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Will Mr. and Mrs. M. Zurier Oland's Food Shop BUSINESS PATRO S First National Bank Florence Beauty Shop Franklin Department Store Franklin Men's Shop Acme Market A 8: F Trucking Co. Al's Sweete Shoppe Argand Children's Shop Bake-Rite Bakery Bank of Nutley Bay Drugs Belleville-Nutley Buick Co. Bird's Floral Shop Brazill's Gift Shop Samuel W. Brown Funeral Home Center Market D'Ambola Electric Co. Elite Fur Salon George La Monte and Son Gerard's Hershey Oval Shop Hillside Garage Hoffmann La Roche Jones the Florist Kilbourne and Donohue V. Kristensen's Ice Cream Parlor Lane Jewelers A. G. Lardier - Pharmacist - Nutley Automatic Car Wash Nutley Mortgage and Title Guaranty Co Nutley Super Market Peerless Stationery Co. 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