Our Lady of the Valley High School - Valiant Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

.,i 751.9111 ;2.; I d ' u a 5011611 ' . R E L AXAT I o. N CONCENTRATION Co NTE MPLAT Ilo N , iii! Rigs?! I . , s6... 2.. .yy Kit?! . 3L. 3.11.3. ,6..at?l .li!3.;s 3...! 1911 223 f. MOST REVEREND THOMAS A. BOLAND, S.T.D. Archbishop of Newark Our gracious Archbishop Boland has constantly given us for the past five years his untiring sup- port for every activity we have conducted here at Our Lady Of the Valley High School. On this occasion, we wish to acclaim our deep and sincere appreciation to our leader and fatherly guide for his kind encouragement. May we always remem- ber his teaching and example. We should like to express to Most Reverend Martin Stanton our con- gratulations on his being appointed auxiliary Bishop of Newark. We have very happy memories of the magnificent work the Bishop has done in the field of the missions. T0 Bishop Curtis we exlend our congratulations also. Bishop Curtis formerly guided the destiny of our priests at Immaculate Conception Seminary so he is well able to inspire in us some of the noble concepts of great Catholic faith. To all of these leaders, we say thank you and God keep you. and Spiritual inspiration Iiumwm- MW W ,, Not only the Juniors and Seniors enjoy the celebra- tion at Mayfair Farms. Here is a partial view of some faculty members and their guests as they celebrate Class Day of 1957. lerr thvnmmu Mtwsumon WILLIAM F. LAwum, SIIXIL, PhD. Supc-rinh-ndrnt of Schimls MOST REVEREND MARTIN W. STANTON Auxiliary Bishop of Newark MOST REVEREND WALTER A. CURTIS Auxiliary Bishop of Newark Our Welfare is tltcir Mom! REVEREND WILLIAM J. OTTO Sodality Director, Religion III, IV REVEREND THOMAS J. OLEARY Band Moderator, Religion II lecrc zeal and effort MOTHER MARY THOMAS, Ph.D. Principal SISTER MARIA CHRISTI OHice SISTER VINCENT FERRER Mathematics and Physics make our clams intmstiny SISTER DAVID MARIE MR. JOHN FLYNN SISTER LEO Josapu Music English Typing and Records SISTER ROSE ALBERTINE SISTER HILDEGARDE SISTER MARY GEORGE French, Mechanical Drawing Religion, Biology Library, Algebra SISTER LOUIS MARY History, School Paper Mn. FREDERICK ROMANO History and cur activity program fascimtiny SISTER ALICE TERESE MRS. JOHN E. MCGOVERN Remember Freshman Day of 1954-? Notice the Biology, Chemistry School Nurse SOLID COLD TEACHER? SISTER ROSE PAULA SISTER REGINA CHRISTI MISS CAROL MAURER French, Geometry English, Music Appreciation , Basketball Coach MRS. LILLIAN Dnmuu Mn. KENNETH MURRAY SISTER SAINT JAMES Physical Education Physical Education, Driver Education English, YCanOOk SISTER SAINT MATTHEW Latin, Student Council Mu. THOMAS RINALDI Assistant Football Coach MR. WILLIAM HUGHES English MR. CHARLES CRAIG Head Football Coach SISTER. SAINT VIVIAN Spanish, National Problems MIss JANE HIGGINS Dramatics SISTER IRMA MATTHEW Business wxw aw o Mus. LILLIAN DEAN PIERCE Choreography Ins. DOROTHY FA C U LTY Not only Patricia is enjoying the picturesque speech from the Readers' Digest. Look at Joanne Lanfrank and Carol Polakowski! Barbara unpacks her bag as she arrives in New York for S.S.C.A. Conven- tion. Notice the television and you will be aware of the type hotel at which Barbara chose to stay. Mechanical drawing offers no challenge to this clever group of seniors. Even Edward Creenan shows unusual interest!!! Ann Russell and Edward OiHara arrange flowers before our Ladyis statue in preparation for the annual retreat. Mrs. Condron keeps an eye on all hungry students, but especially on the hungry SENIOR students. It appears as if James Pleva is taking the sandwich on which Peter Gruchacz has his eye. b This group is leaving the Villanova Press Conference but not before some of them invested in a university beanie! Father Otto chats with Cecilia Hasior, Carol Capik and George Dillon in the office at dismissal time. Most freshmen make good use of their study periods as this group attests. Although the two down in the corner are camera conscious, the. others 5nd plenty of material to occupy their time and to absorb their attention. 31' 55km 514 If! - tamarmw 3771' misc First row: Ann Marie Gist, John Buoye, Eileen Cohrs, James Kennedy, Helen Bailly, Thomas Finnwgan and JoH'ph Farrvlly. Semnd row: Carol n Chiechi, Frank Co-co, Gloria Caipa, Richard Crt-I-IMI, Murit' Dm'ort', iuth Clarhausst-r, LUUiS Luciani, Stanlvy Martin and Joseph Bilhy. 0th 740. t-xpluins the equation which has caused some misundvrstar ting t0 the rest of the 01:15 Helm Bailly. Mario Devoro and Judith Tyminski await their turns to evaluate their cxprc: ions involving exponents. iARY LOU MUSHENO, Councillor GERARD HUG, chresentative First row: Judith minski. Gwendolyn Ochs, Fred Peruso. Frances MCHugh. Th mas Waldron and Elain Lemongello. Second row: Kenneth Zeis. Robert Winter. Jnseph Norton. Maryanne OiShaughn '. Mary Lou Mushvno. James Nash. Claire Lyon and Michael M .Nulty. Third row: Duminick Pasqualtu Harry Stewart, John OiBricn, Michael hIt R Kathleen Reilly. Robert Maurilla and Kathleen Murphy. First row: Philomena Castellano. Paul Ippoliln, Rita Ccsarva. Paul Lally, Paula Kuczcnski. Second row: Patrick Jenkins, Sharon Kane, John Colacova, Anita Lanfrank, Robert Kilcourse and Diane Kingsland. Third row: Rosanne Carrino, Edward Hermann. Susan Codey, Thomas Bohscn, George Elkis, Mary Ann Arel, Robert King, John Calanlc and Ronald Robbins. Miriam Soloy, Richard Ford and Rosemary Cicconc smile after completing a translation into Latin of one Of the Christmas hymns. Not to be outdone in Latin translation, Cassandra Zudowskx, await their turns to explain 0 Little Town Of James Savage and Donna Wyglendowski Bethlehem?7 ANITA LANFRANK Student Councillor K???a'mwww p ' . M . ,5 hi , f 17 First row: Carol Landi, Elissa Serina, Joan Mitchell and Dorothy Quarnaccio. Second row: Mary Joan Millner, Paul Rebardo, Joseph Tedesco, Peter Savage, John Nardiello, Robert Smith, John Vreeland, George Polifka, John Weist, Barbara Ann Schell, Robert Webb, Gregory Papp s and William OhConnell. D nna Wyglendowski prepares to complete the places connected with Our Lordhs journeys in Palestine. Sister Hildegarde reminds her of a special d vision, while the class prepares questions for oral discussion which are to follow shortly. J OHN CALAICOVA Representative PATRICIA SHEYKA Councillor Kathy Cohrs enjoys the fact that Patricia Sheyka has gained a few pounds since the last recording. Diane Deary places the weight on the exact point, while Mary Ellen Buttner and Patricia Kimble await their turn to be weighed also. First row: John Arnold, Mary Kelly, Diane Deary, Patrick Belott and Sharon Ciamillo. Second row: Daniel Galan'te, Ruth Gruchacz, Laurence 'Cece, Irma Fortier, Catherine Dillon and Patrick Flaherty. Third row: Richard Hengos, George D,A10is, John Hynes, John Heiszer, David Jones, Theodore Baron and Walter Cuzzo. Although George D'hAlois does not have his hand raised 0 answer the question, Ralph Zam- petti is determined to call on him. Francis Murray is paying more attention to the photographer than he is to the lesson, so n yhe Ralph should call on him ne Left to right: Virginia Rimback, Patricia Sheyka, Barbara Williams. Patricia Williams and Annette Szumaski. Second row: Anthony Moreno, James Rhatican, Robert Levien, Francis Mur- ray, Patrick Parkhouse, Joseph Lanfrank, Kathleen Burns. Third row: Henry Prendegast, W'lliam Schm'dt, Elisse Ann Cade and J seph Norton. a Engu M 3 PATRICK F LAHERTY Representative First raw: Denis Farmer, William McGreevy, Vincent Reid, John Kolster, Richard Sequine, John Lanza, Ralph Zampetti, Gregory Kliminski, Peter Belott, John San Giacomo, Arthur Plumstead, Francis Rich. Second row: Charlotte Pizzi, Lois Rizzi, Mary Rose Laricia, Kathleen Weiser and Ellen Scanlon. These students represent the type of study that is necessary at a study period when Mr. Romano supervises it. All eyes are busily preparing some information for the future World History class. ARTHUR PLUMSTEAD Representative ROSE LARICCIA Councilor wag: ,5 ' ,, A4 .I , H . , I AMAWM , WAJVA , Back row: William Allen, Denis Higgins, Sawrio Fresco and Kathleen Cohrs. Bottom row: LucilIe-DiAmato, Margaret Hanlon; Gabriel Caputo, Ruth Harringt n, Richard Hannon, Elizabeth Doyle, William Cullen and Thomas Drury. ID Although typing was for- merly considered an upper- classman subject, this year Typing I was offered to the freshmen, and also, if it would ht into the rosters of the sophomores, they too, were allowed to take it. Judging from the posit on and attention of this group, the subject is thoroughly en- joyable. A few upperclass- men in the back have re- ceived special electric type- writers in respect to their seniority. hmx Linda Lengyel, Joanne Schwoebel and Lawrence Falcone Wchaitentrenkfrancais , and Carmine Melillo, Robert McDonnell and Ronald Burlick prepare to join in the chorus. Perhaps Isaw-A rence Stanley does not comp1 end francai$ for his smile has a rather dubious comrfrehension, nest-ce pas? I L ' , 7 ,ANDRIENNIEJANDRIOLO 1 Councillor L ,..r , Sapilzimom 2A .7 i . midday flit Vallcy pi ' First row: Anthony Tedesco, Frank McKee, Elaine Cicurella, Adrienne Andriolo, Robert Mc- Donnell, Patricia Studerus, Noel Burke, Mary Lou Hasior. Second row: Ronald Burlich, Robert DZAmico, Lawrence Stanley, William Bailey, Peter Killeen and Ellen Maher. ROBERT COSCIA Representative When French children wish to be sure of the vocabulary, they use the actual material. James Howard calls the word, Rosemary Vitterite checks the pronunciation and Veronica Szymanski secures the article. What Thomas McArdle and his friend have in the shopping bags will be named in French as they pull them out. First row... Thomas Luciano, Joanne Schwoebel, Margaret Woisard, Barbara Winter, Marianne Carlson, Michael Franchino, Gloria Byrne and Susan Celi. Second row: Nicholas San Filippo, Peter Mahon, Peter McElroy, Patrick Brady and Lawrence Falcon. First row: Joanne Altieri, Joan Davenport, Robert Coscia, Judith Brighton, Mary Lou Devaney and Richard Chapman. Second row: Ronald Cuensch, John Gillen, Elizabeth Dyer, William Hackett, Patricia Brady, Carol Doyle, Sharon Dowd, Patricia Dillon and Daniel Capiello. Third row: Franklin Caputo, Donald Crickowski, Robert Cauvain and Robert King. Geometry ordinarily does not present a very challenging task for boys. Francis Refinski has finished the problem mentallyeor is that the reason he is smiling to himself? Michael Franchino and Carl Frier seem to be working hard to arrive at the solution. BEVERLY MONICA Councillor First row: Philomena Serino, Mary Agnes Hawley, Josephine Ryan, Diana Ziegler, Rose Mola and Gail Gilbertson. Second row: Paul Surinski, Walter Scudder, David Reidinger, Patricia Dogs angle X equal Xv??? Eugene Mih this Igroblem in Geometry. There are Devine and Thomas Markwith 5g Eugenek explanation. The boy wit task, it appears. $wa x 1mm omm w First row: Ann Mulvaney Nancy OtConnor, Nic las Perella, Carol Pepper, Frank Renner, Alice Paz, Elean r Bator and Helene Olsen. Second row: Robert Radecke, Paul Lettini, Thomas Corvino, Stanley Tabor, Justin Wllliams and Vincent Lynch. t waawwmww t 4 3 7 ti Whether Biology is an easy or diBicuIt subject, these students appear to find no obstacles. Nancy Meohan and Joanne Loccisano have fear. The other two girls also prove false the statement that girls are afraxd to handle frogs, and bugs, and things!! I10 Gloria Byrne writes up the findings of Rosemary Vitterite, Veronica Szymanski and Linda Lengyel. Mary Elaine Cicurella dictates some pertinent information to Judith Dato. This little scene is re-enacted many times during the week, always using different groups, however. ELLEN REILLY Councillor Seated: Louise Varr ne, Charles Lainge, Patricia Bologno and Ellen Rogers. Standing: Catherine Wayda, Eilee Ce 6 Margaret ington, Mary Marshall, Carol Cayliardo, Ann Kelly, Kath- ' gherty, Ann Kukal, Dolores Altiero and Ellen Reilly. ,- c .' First row: Virginia Foley, Barbara Burke, Patricia Hob Patricia Buttor, Lois Giordano. Middle row: George Dickscheid, Diane Brotz. Dominic DiRocco, Damian Costello and Camile Dominica. Third row: Th mas Flynn, Paul Cullen, George Bouti- lette, John Detore, John Dever and Richard Damato. The above picture is iden- tical for each dancing class on Tuesdays. Janice Hajnos and Barbara Linfante have forgotten the position of their left hands. One of the fnrst lessons. learned in the danc- ing class is to point the toe. Many of those pictured have forgotten this most important point. DIANE BROTZ ouncillor When the snphumorvs were given an intcr ing story to road, thvy lwcame utterly uhlivinus 0f the prc net of the phatographor. Maria Dougherly assumes a 1M ,, of relaxed concentraliun as she pen .5 the tale. Eleanor Balor, ton, enjoys the fmal outcome. no mbl. First row: John T Lauter, C RoalP. Barbara Linfantc. Nancy Mcehan, Joanne Loccisann, La V-r Oswald. c arnl Lanzam. Josephine Luciano, Tht-nha R1 honicllo, Richard Caffr y and Arthur Second row: Wllliam Schrnwler. Harold Saul. John Scdla Robert Cohring. Brian Reid. Roger Ritrrs, Ralph Cxlchrist. John MCHaIC. Edward Frill and George Lynch. First row: Johahnnc Chiechi, Virginia Buoye, Maureen Codey, Elizabeth Haddock, Mary Anne ' Ciccone, Loretto Castellano. Second row: Kathleen Lynch, John Carney. Robert Longo, Thomas Kerr, Anno Arnold. Estelle Cullen and Jacqueline Amito. Third row: Robert Hladney, Richard W, S Howick, Russell Carlland, James Farrelly7 Eileen Frieswyk and Stephanie Hamberger. Is there such a thing as Christmas Carols in shorthand? Maybe not, but Madeleine Devore and Kathleen Crowney are willing to try to prove it. At least this last shorthand class before Christmas wished to welcome this joyous season in their own way. JOHANNE CHIECHI Councillor 4 ,tww 9w Wm Wm; ,n, First row: Eileen McFarland, Diane Richards, Adeline MaHei. Joan Mollach. Isabel Paparello, Kenneth Johnston and Joan Wilmott. Second row: Carol Ann Sexton, Patricia Naughton. Joanne Molinaro. Mary OhRourke, Joseph Whelan, Mary Tastm Mary Lou Williams. Third r0 .' Florence Wagner, Patricia Norton, Richard OhNeilI, John Velcamp. Rubert Stat Edward Toohey and Richard Schwoebel. The Latin group find third year Latin entertaining as well as intellectual. Maria Del Vecchio is translating a prophecy. Next to her, Patricia Green looks a little puzzled about some construc- tion. Those with their backs turned are really the lucky one EDWARD TOOHEY Representative MAUREEN GILLEN Councillor J OHN CULLEN Representative ROSEMARIE RAYMOND Councillor First row: Margaret Lawless, Maureen Morgan, Margaret Schulke, Rita Mafull, Phyllis La Bruto, Rosemarie Raymond, Concetta Lamberti and Mary Anne Munz. Second row: Gail Rey- nolds, Vito Pizzi, Teresa Welch and Geraldine Walsh. Third row: James Zeiss, Robert Nittole, Robert Kubick ,and Sheila Murray. Joan Wilmott is the mod- erator for a debate on Dry- denhs poetry versus Miltonhs works. Patricia Norton de- livers her ideas which must have a humorous touch judg- ing from the faces of the members of the panel. First row: Marcia Bryson, Marie Crosso, Jane Carr, Frank Korczukowski and Madelyn Brennan. Second row: Kathleen Growney, Ann DhAmato, Carol Kelly, Joan Codey, Madeline Devore and Robert Doyle. Third row: Mary Koenig, Eileen Klein, Elaine Grande and Thomas Husvar. +339 NN N N First row: Sandra Crosso, Maureen Gillen. Richard Tobin, Joanne Mancini, Marylyn Wilson, Theresa Keaney, June Owens. Irene Tempel and Alice Spitzer. Second row: Dolores Levens, Susan Schessler, Allan Calobrese, Joan Fitzgerald and Edward Lannon. J anne Creran uses the 51 p watch to time the junior typing class. Perfect rhythm and und attention make this typing class ready for any emergency. SANDRA GROSSO Student Council meml First row: hSeatedh Sheila Butter, Maria Del Vecchio, Kathleen Condron and Joanne Curran. hStandingh Patricia OhConnor, Robert Burns, James Burns, Edith Davis, Lorraine Coty and Carol Capron. Second row: Jean Discenza, Dorothy Kopyta, Edmund Cook, Joseph Birch, Thomas Macauley, Ralph Rizzo, Thomas Guglielmo, Edward Swaboski and Thomas Conforti. mm wme y, w xxxw The happiest period in the day is the lunch period as these faces can assure you. The boys standing in the background sltle themselves near the coke machine. The photographer really did at- tract some attention for this candid, as Susan Schessler says h'hclloh in a special way. This happy group enjoying working after school hours in the J.E.T S. Club. The instructor in the center of the group is unselfish and understanding and has won the complete confidence of the group. Joanne Sautto, Joanne Lanfrank and Joan Myers prepare for dismissal. Their faces refiect the exhaustion so apparent after a hard day in school. Thomas Ucciardi invites the student body to participate i football games by swelling the cheering section with their presence. Ann Glazier secures some pertinent information as Patricia Mahon prepares to locate it in the files. From their smiles you can guess that the last period of the day is over. Elaine Zeller prepares to return some papers to the cabinet and Ann Barry graciously holds the door for her. Anne Ippolito and Margaret Sullivan check the files for hsome current information, The mischievous four are at it again! Lawrence Picarell sees the photographer and poses with a smile. DaV Reilly and Harry Banker try to hurry Larry'hlnaylw they are thirsty. Dramatics, Sports, Trips, Clubs, Dances, Music, and Song combined with pleasant atmosphere and careful planning comprise some of our favorite forms of relaxa- ntion. F ootball games open our activity department and the annual trip to Asbury Park closesthe social whirl. Down the field runs the champion as both the cheer- leaders and- the spectators scream with delight. Hardly has the last football game been played when the basketball season opens. Then there are frantic cries of t4GET THAT BALL? It is while the basketball season is still in motion that plans for the annual play take place. Waltzes, ballets, and taps keep time to the voices of sopranos Aand altos as WTHE GREAT WALTZh comes to life. Immediately after the play baseball games and track meets begin. In quick succession plans for the Junior Luncheon and the Sophomore trip get under way. The Freshman Breakfast crowds in upon us and finally in one leap Graduation overtakes us and we bow to its urgency with a sad cTAREWELL TO VALLEY? ,, w, Mm 23 y 4 Wm; M M;y.2w y I ' MARIE GOLEMBESKI leads the band. EDMUND COOK Lingering strains of the STAR SPANGLED BANNER or ONWARD VALLEY, or THE THUNDERER frequently Hoated around the vicinity of the lyceum, especially in the early part of the school year. The Valley Band held practices twice weekly in order to display them- selves with dignified pride during the football games. Their drilling and instrument practice paid OH on Saturday evening, September twenty- seventh at eight oiclock. That date marked the commencement of the second football season of Our Lady of the Valley High School. It is with justified pride that we salute the members of the hand. To single out any particu- lar group would be too great a task, but surely every Valleyite thrilled when they played the school song with such vivacity and sincerity. FRANK RENNER The band and the twirlers actually took over the field at the game this time. The snappy color guard get started. Valley 19 Music Makcrs The second season for the Twirlers and their vivicious routines brought sparkling gleams into the eyes of the spectators during the halves of the football games. The trim, neat uniform of these twirlers made a delightful appearance on the field. The spinning batons were championed by an enthusiastic captain, Jo Anne Curran. Marie Golembeski gave unstintingly of her time and knowledge, and thus deserves much commendation. Miss Gail Harris, the directress, thought up most of the routines. Remember her unique Charleston demonstrated at the Immaculate Conception game? ? ?? It would be a mistake to omit the names of Co-Captains, Marie Grosso and Mary Tasto, and also of those senior girls who di- rected the underclassmen in such perfect demonstrations. 1 'dc Ill ,m i W m a ...2$,r;$t,?xy .. 3715 5014514 4tCheer, cheer for old Valley High . . 3, could be heard resounding from every bench on the Valley,s side. In rain, snow, heat or cold, the spectators backed their team every time, and all the way. Cheered on by this support, the Golden Knights went in fighting, and held that spirit throughout the game. The defensive, spurred on by Thomas Ucciardi, did its best to W . . HOLD THAT LINE? time they got the penalty. Maw -....- ..$,.. .. . Pete Gruchacz looks confident enough to block that pass, without a second thought . . . . . . while Jerry Penta, on second thought, decides to play it safe! Tommy Callahan helps Harry, The Toe, prove worthy of his nickname. A ftyltting team agaim Jim Cerraty is one of the Valleyhs best defensive players. We will long remember the classic touchdowns he scored this past season. That radiant glow of determination is sparked by his tremendous school spirit. Our able and popular captain, Frank Rizzo, did his utmost to lead the Knights to victory this season. Without his true fighting iiIrishii spirit, the boys probably would have lost their desire to keep fighting. Besides bolstering his boys' morale, Frank played very vigorously himself. a 11mm sclzcdulc: The glory of the Valley is refiected in these seven able- bodied seniors. Jim Gerraty, Thomas Callahan, Frank Rizzo, Harry Banker, Jerry Penta, Pete Gruchaez and Tommy Ucciardi. Faced with the problem of inexperience, a tough schedule, and the task of replacing thirteen lettermen lost in last yearis squad, the goal of a winning season proved an unsurmountable object. Their record was eight to one . . . the single victory being over Park Ridge. They were not victors every time, but each man doing his best, they put on a good show . . . and indeed therefore, had moral victory. Frank Rizzo, Captain, inspired his team with both spirit and determination. Touchdowns were scored by Jimmy Cerraty and Bobby Longo, with the able assistance of Tommy Callahan, Jerry Penta, Tommy Ucciardi, Jack Walsh, and'ITkter Gruchacz, the defensive linemen. Kniglzts of flit Wwdm Wt! Before every quarter you will find the team on its knees asking for the honor of winning. Although many times their prayers are in vain, the boys know that the prayer did help them to accept the defeat . . . and prove that the game was a MORAL victory. The J.st pose to give us a good look at them when they are not in action. There is some dynamite in this line as the future will tell. t m .wmwmmmm mmw NW v: it xwmv, Wig l U V wwmw-t The coach, Mr. Murray, and the managers pose with the varsity. Only three seniors will be leaving this year, so 1959 should be . . . . . . h Ch ' h' T f N th J . Ability, loyalty, splrlt, and sportsmanship are the doml- t e amplons 1p Cam 0 0r ersey nant qualities of Our Lady of the Valleyls Golden Knights. These traits manifest themselves in the way which the boys, instructed by their new coach, Mr. Murray, meet each new opponent, battle for possession of the ball, and sink their shots even down to the last fleeting seconds of the game. These boys play for the team and for their school and not for the honor and glory of the individual. The words of the TEAM CHEER, which echo through the gymnasium during our basketball games, seem to express the feelings of all those who watch the Golden Knights in action. WHETHER WE WIN OR WHETHER WE LOSE, HERBS A CHEER WElLL ALWAYS USE, TeEeAeMe, Yeh! Team! All the students are familiar with this pose of Captain Mike Connolly. It means death to the opposing team. i g E Without the loyal support of this peppy group, where would you be, boys? Maww Wm , 0A , John Carney demonstrates his technique of drib ling tlo thetlnkmbehsof the Junior Varsity. Notice the serio; ess of most . 'f thehgys. erhey tfgalize that when their turn comes, the c g? '11 ex ectythe? to have. 33f hteq by 7 X! W t ' the demonstration. M Ml thrilling scam , xv , , J Xe! A managerts job a, the Valley is not an easy assignment. eThis year the team played eighten games be51des the tournament games. Coach Murray gives some last, inute advice to Edward Lannon. Joseph Arnold, Mike Connolly, and John Hedden receive the admiration the girls with apparent sophistication. T11 Haarlander opens her mouth . utter disbelief while Pat Travers and Kathleen Morley enjoy the Optimism Mike Connollv. ere would you be without this beautiful attraction, b0 Mary Kay Pegg, Patricia Mahon, Linda Morton Maureen Gillen Ellen Reilly, Patricia Dillon, Patricia Bologno, Rosemary Ciccone. Concetta Lamberti, Ann Mulvaney, Mary Lou Devaney,L2 Madelyn Brennan, and Captain Isabel Papparilla get ready for the opening cheer. fab; Karryiag our colors hiylz Ellen Maher, Beverly Monica, Susan Codey, Irma Fortier, Marie Devore, Ruth Claushausser, Noel Burke, Margaret Woisard, Carol Capron, and Teresa Russoniello make up a strong hope for next year. The opposing team did not make the basket! Irma Fortier, Ruth Claushausser, Ellen Maher, Patricia O'Connor, Margaret Woisard, Noel Burke, Nancy OQCODDOI', Teresa Russdniello, Marie Devore, Maddy Devore, Susan Codey, Eileen Frieswyck, Carol Capron, Beverly Monica, Susan Schlessler, Caroline Milgaard, Antoinette Pietropinto, Susan Domalewski, Sandra Crosso, Phyllis Kranzmann, Marie Golembfski, and Joan Codey with the managers, Eileen Klein and Maureen Codey. A royal welcome awaits the visiting group of Valley fans greets them. team as this happy n ' j WNW 9A Joan Codey, Madeline Devore, Antoinette Pietropinto, Marie Golembeski, Phyllis Kranzmann, Susan Schessler, Margaret Ochs, Sandra Grosso, Susan Domalewski, Nancy OhConnor, and Patricia O,C0nnor represent the members of the varsity of 1957-1958. 'NW . Nwwwmk This little sextet believes in putting first things first. Before they begin each quarter, they kneel and invoke Our Lady of the Valley to give her blessing to the game. Carol Polakowski, Mary Ann Romeo, Jeanne Discenza, Carol Doyle, and Maria ougherty wave their one hundred per cent athletic cards. Everyone in their home- oms responded to their pleas for the AA. drive. Congratulations! re we ready??? Lefs gol! say Isabel and Madelyn. Caro ine Midtgaard remembers to light a candle in thanksgiving for winning the basketball game. Eileen Klein and Maureen Codey 100k on while Mrs. Drurey checks the boo Springtime in the Valley, as everywhere else, heralds the coming of baseball. Long before the first game begins you can hear the rhythm of spikes heading toward Metcalf Field. Here the boys spend many afternoons of rugged practice. This year there are six positions open since these places were vacated by last yearas graduates. Many seniors will be out there hoping to make the team. Our pitching and fielding are among the best in the area. Last yearis veterans will have cause to work hard so that they will make ,58 a season to be remembered as a banner season. Here are our smiling Valley baseball stars! Did you just win a game, boys? Everyone,s happy but the coach!!! These boys gave an exciting performance to the loyal baseball fans who supported the team whether the game was a win, a loss or a draw. Valley takes tlzc field Batter up! Joe Arnold is a 1958 star Knight. Besides having a high batting average, he is competent in every position on the diamond. That gleam in his eye shows that he is ready for anything. John Hanlon is a good, all-around player on the team. However, he excels in pitching. Johnny also demonstrates the good sportsmanship that is so important on a team. What is this going to bee-a spinner?? Will he make it? If he doesntt, he surely tried. All the boys on the team worked long and hard for a successful season. They never gave up, even against the heaviest odds. Dave Reilly, one of our Senior sportsmen, displays his conhdence and ability in every game. He is an example of true Valley loyalty and fighting spirit. Is it coming soon, Dave? Tomn Our school boasts of three different outfits for the cheerleaders. The above st represents the type uniform that was used at the football gamvs. Heavy wool pullo sweaters and black wool skirts with gold inserted pleats assured the girls of warn and style. . V-A-L-L-E- MARY ELLEN ULRICH Captain h , team. Notice does on the warpath, there is absolutely no chance for the other When Valley D the determined steps of these cheerleaders. They really mean business! -A-L-L-E-Y PATRICIA HUGHES MARGARET BUCKELEW PATRICIA MURTHA ELIZABETH HARMON DAPHNE MENCHIN And now a medley of songs by the sextet! Who is the tall band member who provided the added feature in the lower right corner? iiCome 0n Valley, letis GO! A typical showing by the senior cheerleaders highlighted the Valley Day program. After seeing the girls in action, we looked forward to a spirited cheering section at all our games. Led by their peppy captain, Marie Golembeski, the twirlers per- form their routine with the precision of veterans. Catherine Zima delivers her speech on the Valley Voice. Why so serious, Phyllis? Are you next? Valley Day had its inception with the Class of 1958. Until this year the fresh- men had been inauguarated into the student body on Freshman Day. Although the words ilbig, shiny applesa7 will remain forever in the minds of the seniors, the taste of them will tickle the palates 0f the seniors of ,58. The seniors welcome their little brothers and sisters by presenting in entertain- ment form the activities of the school. The Band, Cheerleaders, Twirlers, Publica- tions, and Student Council explained their activity by performing in special routine. Seniors in the spotlight ' . This time they entertain their audience with the Soft-Shoe WAWMVWNWWW anv WMWWM. x. ,le .Numxwmmwxx1wwxwxw M , What could George Dillon have told Marie Haarlander that would have caused such a long pause in the evenings enchantment? F rom the time we were freshmen, we eagerly anticipated the Senior Prom. Now that We have experienced its ex- V hilerating relaxation, we have only one regret, and that is the fact that We Shall not be planning a Similar one scAFTER THE BALL WAS OVER,,, and after they arrived at home, next year- what do you think happened immediately??? Yes, those heels were Although this event with its programs and favors has high, Marie, and you deserve Richard,s utmost sympathy-but it WAS worth it, was it not? become a memory, we shall always cherish the associations and friends -it helped us to cultivate. The chaperons, the decorations, the corsages, and the orchestra are still vividly before us and will remain with us for many years to come. Although the boys look sad, they did not really feel that way!!! WNW MAW , exam x ghvSNamewhbkvaxww x N Wwwmwxmmwmmxm wwwwwxwxwwww- w WwAwwxewewakaxmwe ewN, vwexxw ' t AWN, aw , AWVAWwaww 7x , g? $ Antoinette Pietropinto leaves no doubt as to her popularity. She checks her dance program only to find it is completely filled. M ,W M, U ,, ; a m- wwxmuwmmw Wm ma if , V 2 5 . W v mxrvw A ywmz$vawmgmmw V ma 0,1 1 mWMwwymww;mmeWM x ; Joan Topar, Marie Colembeski, Clarissa Koch and Ann Russell accompanied by their escorts pose happily after an evening of , thrilling excitement and unanticipated happiness. i It does not take very much courage to permit such a handsome boy as Frank Rizzo to sign for a dance, does it, Margaret? Mary Kay Pegg looks blissfully happy despite those spike heels. :7 , 31 ,2 ,WN wwwmmx x - Peter McElroy, Robert Hladney, Thomas Callahan, and James Pleva enjoy their individual parts and each one here reflects his character in an identical pose U16 51m! Waltz 3's; hrs; Mgwx; y W?! :iki 'r C cam;- 9w With all my heart I long for you; I wake to make a song for you. Each word flying home to you alone is what I give to you. Each of my sighs is the cry of a heart that calls to your own, my love! ' WMV On love alone this happy little group will be willing to live forever. x'vmixx Pat Travers as the Countess proves very useful as a lovely Mrs. Fixit. It is she who arranges some of Strauss Senioris itinerary so that LOVE WILL FIND YOU. Her two lovely ladies-in-waiting are Patricia Studerus and Carol Kelly. WMV hwi 't V W xwxww t t i 'mxxxx'mix Q . 44-; Vwa'wx x Right, top to bottom: Strauss Senior conducts the orchestra in his fatheris' absence and he is immediately a big success. Here he shows his apprr'ciation to Rvsi to whom his heart belongs. Ann Glazier portrays the character of an old lady. Ehesoder receives some special prodding from Greta outside the Pastry Shop on the Ringstrasse of All Wien. 5 z 4 7' MNNA Ni N6 This happy group from the cast of THE GREAT WALTZ leave no doubt as to their delight at the reaction of the audience. They seem to indicate that some day the dreams that they dream will come true and they will return to you and you and you! AAYW K Mm e e Km ziwwwwmyt. $wa Vienna's waltz king, Johann Strauss Junior, shows a gallant but pompous determination to keep his son from conducting a concert orchestra in Vienna. The Senior Strauss bids adieu to the group as he leaves for the Russian Embassy. Kathie Lanner iMary Tastol and her two companion dancers tAnne Barry and Daphne Menchinl leave the spectators athirst for more as they do their special ballet number. 79 He sings: In love and war, we ll take our share for soldiers must all fall in love and war. 522:1, .Vtuig? . 63:? six? has just returned from the war to continue his court- ship of Resi. .1 d .l. 0 P ,. wit it??? 1.1519?in . $ifz$zz454564 7231 3y M?V?un?gyz 4 Playmates Kathy Morley, Judy Campbell, Mary Rose and Libby Baker dress the part to entertain at the luncheon. This group prefer the shade of the 01d applet'n tree. Each of the group has a little story to tell her friends before they arrive at the luncheon. In the name of the seniors, Richard Flynn, president of the student council, gives a speech of gratitude to the juniors. Edys game to Art 8114 Such poise and charm combined with personality and cheerfulness indicate that a good time is in store for this lovely group. lYou will lind all their phone numbers listed in the graduate section of The Valiaxitj These girls enjoy a promenade through the gorgeous estate of Mayfair Farms. It pays to arrive early for the luncheon when such beautiful spots as this welcome you to inspect their beauty. Monsignor Feeley has his little joke ready. Father Boland and Sister Mary George enjoy it also. Since all play and no work is definitely not a policy of Our Lady of the Valley High School, we who enter the portals become imbued with good study habits. Whether it is memorizing lines from a master author, or solving a simple equation, we apply ourselves with equal diligence, for we realize that knowledge is 'power. Our logical powers of concentration are sharpened by studying subjects, which in the eyes of the administration, will fit us to take our rightful places in society and bring credit to ourselves and our school. In the following pages, we offer a tiny glimpse of our daily school life. Without fear of ridicule or without offering any excuses, we are certain that if we follow the lessons and instructions of our teachers, we shall eventually become good citizens as well as good Catholics. ?ng . Joy and Thomas are quite ready for the game. hNEVER UNDERESTI ATE THE POW- ER OF A CHRYSANTHE- MUMX, says Tom. tHow did the boy in the green car feel about this, JoyN Never a dull moment occurs when George is around. Spring is here and Barbara knows that sweet violets from George will make the day complete. 67515555 Christmas time brings a revelation of talent. These seniors pre- pare for a novel bunny hop. Each student endeavors to bring Not to be outdone in demonstrating choreography, Margaret Ochs smiles and merriment into that last class before Christmas. proudly looks right at the audience. She knows that Judy has her eyes closed and that Phyllis is acting according to pattern. Ww w y; 015 Uwazy The new books of adventure and fiction prove extremely interesting to this. group who are relaxing in an intelligent way during a free period. clSecond floor, last room down the corridor 0n the right? Frequently when the new freshmen make their appearance at Our Lady of the Valley High School, you hear an upperclassman repeat the above sentence. Every- one knows that our library is complete and well-stocked. However, it is necessary to do a bit of browsing in order to absorb the effects of the cheerful atmosphere and to become conscious of the new additions which appear very frequently on the shelves. Whether it is fiction, science, or biography, you will be able to locate the latest and the best. Three new sets of encyclopedias have been added within the past two years. If many of the well-written research papers could talk, they would give the credit to the books in the reference department of this vast store- house of information. Philip Reilly uses; this tome with apparent ease. Today Philip feels like an expert in word power. Matthew Kress, always the gentleman, secures a book for Mar- garet Santanen. Short girls always want tall books, do they not, Matthew? James Leonard enters the library. From his expression we fear that his assignment must already be behind schedule. Joanne Lanfrank shows an intelligent attack in order to secure her information. When Margaret Sullivan uses her glasses, that means she does not wish to be disturbed. Mary Gerrish has found some information of importance for her term paper too. Judith Calla, Elizabeth Baker and Susan Domalewski paste up the columns of their pages. at Valley awryam raids flit Witt At the heart of every well-regulated high school, we find a school paper. The student pulse on national, social, economical and school events is felt and recorded through this medium. The Valley proves itself no exception to this honored custom in its proud production of the VALLEY VOICE. Nothing of interest escapes any one of the many reporters. Small wonder then, that this sparkling publication delights the students. Keeping pace with its predecessors, the 1958 VALLEY VOICE has added greatly to the journalistic prestige of the Valley. Under the efficient leadership of Co-editors Catherine Zima and Carol Polakowski, it is truly a finished product of teenage journalism of which we may honestly boast. 1, g i i Art Editors Maryanne Carlson and Marcos Camargos sketch most of the clever cartoons and symbolic drawings in the Valley Voice. Here they are attempting a new kind of ink sketching. ?Qi Co-Editors Kathleen Morley aria, Kalhken thoughtfully Prepares a suitable caption, t and Jane Cillen prepare to arrange the shots to advantage. This is the business section who are Checking their lists for possible mistakes in the section lists. Some of the girls pictured here have also contributed to the literary structure of the Valiant. AW. wwwh w. z autaruun$ As the Valley Voice records the carefree days, so the Valiant portrays the years of fun and learning that the Class of 1958 has enjoyed at Our Lady of the Valley High School. Co-editors Kathleen Morley and Jane Cillen, together with their helpful staff, offer the kind of yearbook that they feel will measure up to the high standards of all previous yearbooks. The photography, the art, the layout and the illustrations will always bring back fond memories of many happy moments at our Alma Mater. 3716 Valiah . 2;; The yearbook would never become a reality without the help of this smiling group. They gave up valuable holi- days to make the 1958 Valiant a success. Patricia Travers is really sad because the Work is completed. It is difficult to decide which pictures are most suit- able to appear in the Valiant. The decision lies in the hands of Joy Pech. Beverly Zbuska and Marie Haarlander. Re Nwmv The Valley has always been known for the excellence of its choral work. The Christmas program, the Musical each year and background music for graduation are among some of the principal highlights which have drawn compliments from far and near. Sister David Marie, our new musical director, has been working with the glee club all year, helping them carry on the reputation the Valley has gaihed for its vocal work. Composed of some seventy girls and twenty boys, the glee club devotes its g t Monday afternoons to becoming skilled in unison and part singing. Besides a good mxxiwwxxx wk kt ?QWWWVV x x- 4 x xx mxx waw NMW , :t x XXX t NW xx exxxxmmm x voice, the members of the glee club must have a special love of singing, but even more important they must be willing to work hard to achieve the perfection that characterizes performances of Our Lady of the Valley High School. This year the Christmas Carols were especially effective with their finale of the Divine Babe in the arms of the Blessed Mother, portrayed by Susan Domalewski. The triptych was especially appropriate for its richness and beauty. Of course, the Glee Club distinguished itself completely during the many performances of THE GREAT WALTZ. Thomas Ucciardi, head of the auditorium committee, demonstrates to his group the way he expects the chairs are to be arranged for assemblies. Edward Malia appears to mistrust Tomis judgment. Group of Councillors for the various sections pose for the Valiant photographer. have, if i xykww President John Walsh must have prefaced his iipepii talk to the rep- resentatives with his usual bit of Irish humor. Only Pat Flaherty seems to find it hard to believe. Studmt 6mm? I H. lVonsignor congratulates Ann Barry. Mem aers 0f the Student Council take the oath of offlce in the presence of the student body MARY J0 KOPECHNE JOSEPH ARNOLD Secretary KATHLEEN MORLEY ' 1 Senior Representative Vice-President These girls will never diamond rings. be any prouder-n0, not even with their King Mary Castellano believes her white gold ring is prettier than the boysi antique gold ones. It is a matter of opinion in the eyes of Daniel Dufiy. Edward Creenan, Thomas Cullen, and Thomas Dempsey are just happy about the whole thin . Rose, Dorothy, Emmalene and Judith prove to Mother Mary Thomas that the days of miracles are not over!! mutant W m. i mama ' It was difficult to make the seniors get back to classes. All along the corridors they were in groups like the above. 3 i U 4 wagguwu i ih man Monsignor Feeley congratulates Daniel McKeon. Lawrence Picarell keeps his eye on his own place in the distribution line. After all, Lawrence wants his own ring, and not Harry Bankeris. We have ample opportunity every day of our lives to consider with gravity the effects that a good life will have on our future happiness. Besides the religion courses which are offered, we have supplememary aids to spirituality. Some of these include the privilege of seeking advice in the confeSsional daily, the companion- ship of priests who are friendly and helpful, the annual retreat, the May Procession, and other devotions to Mary, like the Sodality, the Society of the Knights of the Blessed Sacrament and the devotions for First Friday. The seniors also enjoy the prerogative of a day of recollection shortly before graduation day. As we review this vast storehouse of supplementary help to heaven and a good noble life, we realize that only in the Valley would we enj-oy such an easy way in four years to become perfect in the eyes of God and easy to get along with in the eyes of men. 248,2: 3; 5.13;..221 g $x5zxg z24 These seniors realize the seriousness of a retreat. As they prepare to receive Holy Communion, their faces refiect the gravity of their thoughts and the love in their hearts. Barbara Saul enjoys her period of adoration before th. Blessed Sacrament. She realizes spiritual reading encour ages more fervent prayer. ' Mary Jo Castellano reviews a pamphlet as f r a teen-age booklet on iiSteady Datinmii Katmai One of the pleasures of the retreat is the freedom from routine. This little group is preparing to recite the rosary. William Kane finishes making the stations as Marie Cerone begins them. To follow Christ daily in His passion is a daily privilege enjoyed by those in retreat. One of the highlights of our school year is the annual retreat. It gives us an opportunity to brush away the cobwebs of indifference that may have a weakening effect on our moral life. At retreat time, we have conferences, meditations, and extra spiritual exercises designed to help us balance our account with God. Since classes are temporarily suspended, the worries and anxieties of scholastic work dissolves, and we can thus concentrate more readily on the calling God .has in store for each of us. This year, Father Reynolds, our retreat master, tried to make us realize the responsibility that God places on the shoulders of all Catholic High School graduates. In between the spiritual exercises this little group combines reading with sunshine. Edith Davis takes time out at the Summer School of Catholic Action to rest her weary bones. Edith selected a lovely spot on the Fordham campus. Mary Jo Kopechne, Prefect 0f the Sodality, crowns the Blessed Mother with the aid of Marie Haarlander, senior sodalist. A sodalist is only considered a member of the sodality if she attends all the meetings and lives up to each rule of the association. This group of faithful sodalists listen with eagerness to the advice given by a senior sodalist. y. mm..,w,,, L Carol Sexton prepares the meditations for the freshmen. topic must be interesting and fruitful if one can judge from the attention of the group. Anne Arnold discusses an important item with Eileen McFarland, Joanne Chiechi, Carol Sexton, Kathleen Lynch, Patricia Naughton, Virginia Buoye, and Joanne Molinari. in the Blessed Sacrament. iiifig; our Lady of the Valley Hear the prayer we raise to thee. By the love we bear to Jesus, Oh, kaiwxwmml MMW. NM t Bruce Singer autographs Margaret Horkanls yearbook as both seriously consider the message. The- attire for the May Procession differed from former years in that the girls donned Mary blue gowns, and the boys exchanged their ordinary black ones for navy blue.- Since the procession commemorated the one hundredth anniversary of the apparation of our Lady of Lourdes, our Ladyls blue was quite appropriate. As we crowned our Queen, we prayed for peace and good will among all nations. Each year this event assumes a sacred and dignified observance in keeping with children dedicated especially to her honor and glory. Sadly cognizant of the fact that they will soon be alumni members, these ten seniors make a little visit to the Blessed Sacrament before the graduation Mass. Their thoughts are varied as they leave the church. Jatraducm 5 52mm Eileen Russell, Phyllis Kranzmann, Margaret Ochs, Judith Calla, Sandra Freda and Patricia O1D0nnell entertain the graduating class with a special dance number ht Mayfair Farms during the annual senior-junior luncheon last May. JOSEPH MICHAEL ARNOLD OR 7-0864 39 Watchung Ave., West Orange Our Lady of Lourdes CLASSICAL 43067 Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom . . . Point Pleasant . . . 9th Hole . . . The Kane . . . Big Ted, Monk and Eddie . . . Arty Atom ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2,4 . . . Basketball 1,2,4 . . . Baseball 2,3,4 . . . Knights of the Blessed Sacrament 3,4. ELIZABETH ANNE BAKER LI 6-4074 45 Irving Ave., Livingston St. Philomena CLASSICAL 7Libby7 Ambition: To study French at the Sorbonne FAVORITES: Mom . . . French . . . S.R.P. . . . 7C.C1s 8: 1C.P. . . . 7Hi People7 . . . The Crew . . . Crunch . . . 7th Period. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Sodality 1 . . . Hand- maids 3,4 . . . French Club 4, President 4 . . . Valley 4V0ice 3,4 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . Dilettante 3,4 . . . 31M Biology Club 2 . . . Latin Club 2,3,4 . . . Fashion Show 2. 117732.334 K45 W 1HARRY PAUL BANKER RE 1-0840 4 1i 6w1p-jtzrandolph Rd., West Orange Our Lady of Lourdes f. 4 0, CLASSICAL 7C01den T0e7 Ambition: Be a success FAvonmEs: 0Big Petew . . . 0Rattles7 . . . 7Ca1 . . . ?PigeOMnd his suedes . . . Mom and Dad . . . Reflects '1 apgizfootball . . . Sleepy . . . Harp 4 . . . Ucci. VLQKTIVITIES: Knights 3,4 . . . Baseball 3,4 . . . Football 4. 7 C7 4 gWNN MARIE BARRY PI 3-7930 V7139 Lawrence St, Bloomfield Holy Name 1 BUSINESS 7Ann7 Ambition: To know my ambition FAVORITES: Mom Sz Dad . . . 0the kids7 . . . 101 10th Avenue. Belmar . . . Joy . . . Mary . . . Drag Night. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4 . . . Valiant 4 . . . Hand- maids 3,4 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4. KATHLEEN MARGARET BERGEN OR 4-2321 170 Clinton St., East Orange Help of Christians, E.O. BUSINESS 2Kathe Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom . . . Pat 81 Elaine . . . Shangri-La . . . 7cc1s 81 1 cp . . . Bon Voyage . . . E.O.H.S. . . . Vicke,s . . . 2The Shore. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 2 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 2,3. J. PATRICIA BOLAND HU 5-1407 491 7th Ave., Newark St. Rose3s, Nk. BUSINESS 2Pat2 Ambition: Secretary FAVORITES: Dad . . . T. and E. . . . my Sisters . . . 353 Pontiac . . . n44 ACTIVITIES: Dramatics 3,4 . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament 3,4. FRESHMAN Freshmen! . . . v'uew the Vaueg w'ith awe . . , those great gigantic SENIORS . . . 33Where,s 1H1? . . . IanaHon . . . Green, Green, Green . . . We, the humHe and ins'lgn'lf'tcanl' Freshmen . . , the ng 4D'tck Montd skit . . . '3Heg, there . . . You, with the Hg green bows . . . Our first retreat , , . Father Law1ess . . . Student Councn MARY ANN JACQUELINE BOLOGNO OR 64606 491 Conover Ter., Orange Our Lady of the Valley BUSINESS 2Mar2 Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Richie . . . 353 Clarendon Place . . . Rose . . . Our Gang . . . 350 Plymouth . . . TraHets. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics 3,4 . . . Twirling 3,4 . . . Hand- maids 3,4. RICHARD EUGENE BOROWSKY 122 Watson Ave., East Orange Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament CLASSICAL 2Rich2 Ambition: To see the world FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Dec. 11, 457 . . . D.W. . . . Braves . . . U. S. Navy . . . Drags . . . Crackups . . . Scotch Plains . . . E.O.H.S. . . . 2:50 Bell . . . 150 Caddy . . . Connie . . . ,44 Chevys . . .Jack and Don. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2 . . . Sodality 1,2 . . . Knights 3,4 . . . Valley Voice 2 . . . Latin Club 2' . . . League of Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Aud. Committee 4. MARGARET ROSE BUCKELEW OR 6-0031 132 S. Harrison St., East Orange Our Lady Help of Christians CLASSICAL 2Peggy2 Ambition: Nurse FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . 2Pat2 . . . Columbia . . . my sister . . . Good times with 20. Cf, . . . O. B. . . . In the Still of the Night . . . Cheerleading . . . Bunny Nose . . . The Shore . . . Bambi. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Cheerleader 4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3 . . . Handmaids 0f the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. 4 JOHN MICHAEL BURNS 596 Forest St., Orange Our Lady of the Valley BUSINESS 2Biv Burns2 Ambition: To be a success in the Marines U FAVORITES: Belmar . . . Mom and Dad . . . BB. Club . . . Adelaide3s . . . Cuch1s 1,2,3,4 . . . Pat . . . the 2Outs2 . . . Spider. Herbie, Harp, Jotts . . . DeBe and his one- eyed baby sister. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1 . . . Knights of the Blessed Sacra- ment 3,4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Biology 2. THOMAS ANTHONY CALLAHAN OR 60498 56 Williams St., Orange Our Lady of Lourdes CLASSICAL 3Ca13 Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom 81 Dad . . . Sam . . . Baldy . . . Football . . . Camp Columbus . . . Nick's . . . West Orange . . . The Toe . . . Parties. ACTIVITIES: Knights of the Blessed Sacrament 3, 4 . . . Dramatics 3,4 . . . Football 3,4 . . . Baseball 4. JUDITH ANN CAMPBELL OR 3-7966 . 349 Main St., Orange St. John CLASSICAL 3Judy3 Ambition: To be successful FAVORITES: Mom . . . 10th Ave. . . . 9The Gang3 . MOPS . . . Merc . . . Music . . . 3The Circus? ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . French Club 4 . . . Dramatics 1,3,4 . . . Dilettante 4 . . . Le Cercle Francais 4, Treasurer 4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. e1ecHons . . . More green . . . this Hme detenHon shpsl . . . Ce1ebrate Mons'tgnor's Feast Dag wH'k music and song . . . Cooking dasses a1 Pubuc Service . . , Mouth watering dishes??? . . , ij gravy d1dn,l' get H11ck 111w Hours, Miss Brady? . . , TURKEY TROT . . . First schoo1 dance . . . Mambo craze . . . Margnke Fashion Show . . . IVS ALL IN THE WEARING , . . Those VaHeg mode1s'. . . . Frosk oHer Book Week May . . . CAROL ANN CAPIK ES 4-0026 9 Vailsburg Ter., Newark Sacred Heart, Irvington BUSINESS 44Car013 Ambition: 3H00zit1s Secretary FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . 3A gal in Cranford3 . . . Gordon MacRae . . . Summertime . . . Chug-Chug . . . Emy, Barb, Mary Jo . . . uYou Send M61 . . . English 111. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2,3,4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Cheerleader 1 . . . Dilettante 3,4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . Valiant 4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. JANET MARGARET CARROLL OR 6-3566 211 5. Jefferson St., Orange Our Lady of the Valley BUSINESS 3Janet1, Ambition: To receive my MRS. degree FAVORITES: 2Joey3 . . . Mom and Dad . . . S.I.M. . . . 3Buick3 . . . Sautto . . . Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White . . . Saturday Nights . . . May . . You Are My Special Angel. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1,2 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Handmaids 3,4. MARY JOSEPHINE CASTELLANO OR 6-7495 58 Rollinson St, West Orange Our Lady of the Valley BUSINESS 3Mary J01, Ambition: To get my driver1s license FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Peanuts . . . V.G. Charge . . . S.B.B. . . . Motley Five . . . Weekend at Maddy,s . . . Carol . . . Don1s. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1,2 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . Valley Voice 3,4 . . . Dramatics 1,3,4. MARIE ANN CERONE OR 4-4696 17 S. Valley Rd., West Orange Our Lady of the Valley BUSINESS 3Marie3 Ambition: To get a 140 W.M. in Steno FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Ortley Beach . . . 44Litt1e Eva'IF, . . . Marge, Peg and Barb . . . 9Wednesday night? . . . BT, BC, JB, TC, MS, FL, PO . . . 44H21H1y Club . . . 3Silhouettesf ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1 . . . Sodality 1,2 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . Choir 123,4 . . . Valiant 4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. ROBERT JOHN CONDRON OR 3-0019 519 Chestnut St., Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL 9Bob Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom . . . Basketball . . . Football . . . Shore ...Acme...C0ttage...TW...LW...Air Plains. ACTIVITIES: Knights of the Blessed Sacrament 4 . . . Bas- ketball 1,2,3, Manager . . . Football 4, Manager . . . Baseball 1,2, Manager 2. Watch hr Hmose 1a1enl' scouts . . Freshmen bogs Tose I'o Sophs . , Inhamurab , , . Freshmen glds beat Soph51111 . . . . . Gir1s, vars'ihj haus new coach . . , Teams show sp'ir'd . . . Prache'. Practice! Prache'. . . , G1r1s have success-ftd season . , , W'm aH bul' three games , , . Bogs, record Es st-ehzven . . OUR bogs! . . . Another basebaH season . . , JagVees show promise . , . DouHe pTag'. . . . THE VALLEY SPIRITE! , Those are ELIZABETH JANE CONNOLLY PI 3-4216 12 Brighton Ave, Bloomfield Holy Name BUSINESS TTLiZT, Ambition: To get a convertible FAVORITES: Dad and Aunt Nora . . . Haven Beach . . . My Sister . . . The Gang . . . 9TCPTSTT . . . convertibles . . . The Crick . . . Seton Hall U. . . . Frank. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics 3,4 . . . Twirlers 3,4. MICHAEL FERDINAND CONNOLLY 0R 6-1790 75 N. Grove St, East Orange Our Lady of All Souls CLASSICAL TTMikeTT Ambition: To be a Physical Education teacher FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . The Green Beetle . . . Basketball . . . AdelaideTs . . . The guys . . . parties . . . Ollie, Jer, Tob . . . BBC . . . 2:50 Bell. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Sodality 1,2 . . . Knights 4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Cap- tain 4 . . . Baseball 4 . . . Football 3. HENRY RICHARD COTY 339 Mechanic St., Orange Our Lady of Mount Carmel CLASSICAL TTHank Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom . . . PegTs . . . The Shack . . . The Toe . . . Port Jervis . . . 453 Olds . . . The Union . . . Morris- town Inn . . . Broadway Musicals . . . Old New York. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1 . Knights of the Blessed Sacrament 4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,4 . . . Auditorium Committee 4. EDWARD JAMES CREENAN 181 William St., East Orange BUSINESS TTEddieTT Ambition: To be punctual FAVORITES: Mom 81 Dad . . . Johnny . . . Lunch . . Parties . . . 2:50 bell . . . TTAdelaideTST . . . the shore . the 14443, ACTIVITIES: League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 Knights 3,4 . . . Auditorium Committee 4 . . . Biology Club 2. 0R 6-9593 St. Rose of Lima THOMAS JOSEPH CULLEN OR 4-2025 25 Ashland Ave, East Orange Our Lady Help of Christians CLASSICAL 2Tuck7 Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom 8' Dad . . . Basketball . . . BB. Club ..BJ...157F0rd...Demps...JJ...JO . 2Adeline,s.7 ACTIVITIES: Knights of The Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . Dramatics 3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Baseball 4. THOMAS JOSEPH DEMPSEY 0R 3-4812 19 Springdale PL, East Orange Holy Name, East Orange CLASSICAL 2Demps2 Ambition: To go to college FAVORITES: Mom 8 Dad . . . 151 Ford . . . 2Moon7 . . . 2Reilly1s2 . . . Glenwood P.C. . . . Basketball . . . Gino . . . Monk . . . B.B. Club. ACTIVITIES: Knights of the Blessed Sacrament 4 . . . Stu- dent Council 3 . . . Basketball 1. IN MEMORIRM . . . MONSIGNOR MECHLER SUCCUMBS . . . How he a1wags exemphfned 1115 love 0? gouth . . . TWO OF OUR FAVORITES FROM THE FACULTY MEET THEIR CREATOR . . . SISTER FRANCIS BORGIA . . . CTRKE CARE OF MY BOYS1 . . . SISTER HYRCINTH . . . WIS SOLID GOLD DISCIPLED Requiescanf 'm Pace! . . . The Merchan? o-f Venice . , . Basemenf of the Bohemian ROSE CARMELA DE ROGATIS OR 2-3168 406 Highland Ave. Our Lady Of Mount Carmel CLASSICAL 711086,, Ambition: Designer FAVORITES: Mom 8' Dad . . . '50 Ford . . . Mary Ann . . . Annie . . . 2C00d-Night My Love . . . 49 Chevy. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics 3,4 . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Dilettante Club 3,4. LOIS DI CISI OR 4-4169 22 Brookwood St, East Orange St. Joseph CLASSICAL 2Lois7 Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . dancing . . . The Club . . . American Bandstand . . . Friday nights Silhouettes. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3 . . . Sodality 1,2,3 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3 . . . Handmaids 0f the Blessed Sacrament 1,2,3 . . . Latin Club 2. GEORGE KEVIN DILLON OR 3-1781 126 Rollinson St., West Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL 7Harp7 Ambition: To go to College FAVORITES: Murph . . . Harry . . . BB Club . . . Adelaide1s . . Belmar . . . Ping Pong 1,2,3,4 . . . Lunch Table . . . Cuch1s . . . The Mouse. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Knights 3 . . . Valiant 2 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Baseball 2,3,4. SUSAN GAIL DOMALEWSKI OR 5-7487 486 Mountain View Ave., Orange Our Lady of the Valley BUSINESS 2Scrappy Ambition: To be always happy FAVORITES: Mom . . . 2Valley Plays7 . . . A, A 81 M . . . Avon . . . Steno . . . Sports . . . 7Uncle Henry7 . . . MP. Si Cues.e Who. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 123,4, President 4 . . . Hand- maid 3,4 . . . Valley Voice 1,2,3,4 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 4 . . . Color Guard 3 . . . Twirlers 4 . . . Choir 1,2,3,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Valiant 4. MARGARET ELAINE DOUCHERTY ES 4-5683 135 West End Ave., Vailsburg Sacred Heart BUSINESS 3Marge3 Ambition: T0 tour the U. S. FAVORITES: P 81 D . . . Oh Boy! . . . Oegle1s . . . Ann . . . Kernal . . . Maybe Tomorrow . . . Talks After Mass With Mae . . . Hillbilly music . . . Rose . . . Johnny Cash . . . Cadillacs . . . Pink and Black . . . Cheyenne . . . Cherokee. ACTIVITIES: Blessed Virgin Sodality 1,2 . . . Latin Club 2. DANIEL PATRICK DUFFY V HU 2-7638 187 North 6th St., Newark 7 St. Rose of Lima CLASSICAL 2Duff Ambition: To be a Marine General FAVORITES: U. S. Marine Corps . . . James Cagney1s blue eyes . . . The Fatherland Club . . . Junior Lunch . . . Ale . . . Harps . . . March 17 . . . Big Corporal John Duffy . . . Black 55 . . . Lincoln . . . Always Cung H0 . . . Gangster. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1,2 . . . Knights 3.4 . . . French Club 3 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Physics Club 3 . . . Chemistry Club 4 . . . Dramatics 1,2 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Track 1,2. BapHs? Church . . . The Quardg of Mercy, . . . N1cko1een,s , , . Mag process'ton and Crowning . . . GOODBYE T0 MOTHER ROSE JOSEPHINE . . . OHahoma!!! . . . Firs? amaieur producHon . . , Curhj and Laureg . . . 0H1 THAT CURLY . . . PORE OL' JUD IS DEAD . . . Hurrg with the surrey w'lfh I'he fr'mge on the i'op . . . Backstage capers . . . Bacca1aureate Mass . . . Communion breakfasi' , , . Exdms , , . AND THEIR RESULTS!!! CAROLE ELIZABETH DUNHAM SO 3-6199 15 Montrose Stret, So. Orange Sacred Heart, Vailsburg BUSINESS 2Carole3 Ambition: To have guaranteed happiness FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . G.A. . . . Seton Hall . . . 2Crick3 . . . 357 at Bclmar . . . Joan, Ann4 and Marie . . . Adeline1s . . . Basketball games . . . Football games . . . Frank Sinatra . . . 2Merry Wid0w3 . . . Parties. ACTIVITIES: League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Hand- maids 0f the Blessed Sacrament 1,2,3,4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1,2 . . . Twirlers 3,4 . . . Fashion 3,4. MARY EMALENE FARGNOLI OR 7-3841 251 Eppirt St., East Orange St. Joseph1s, E. 0. CLASSICAL 2Emalene4, Ambition: To have fun always FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . J.E.M.S. . . . Driving . . . Carol . . . Ad . . . Lois . . . Those Friday night parties . . . Basketball games . . . Shore . . . 3You Send M6,, . . . My little brother. ACTIVITIES: League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Hand- maids 0f the Blessed Sacrament 1,2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Dilettame Club 3,4 . . . Le Cercle Francais de Notre Dame 4 . . . Valiant 4. GAIL EVELYN FENNESSY PI 3-7554 63 Clinton St., Bloomfield Sacred Heart CLASSICAL 3Gail1, Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . The Late Bus . . . Holidays . . . Weekends . . . Summers . . . The Gang . . . 2:50 P.M. ACTIVITIES: Handmaids 1,2,3,4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. DOROTHY MARIE FRANKOWSKI Market 2-7733 102 Eleventh Ave., Newark Saint Antoninus CLASSICAL 2D0ttie3 Ambition: Stewardess FAVORITES: Mom . . . Debbie . . . Broadway Plays . . . Eastern Airlines . . . Skating . . . Traveling . . . Horror movies on TV . . . Midnight snacks . . . Water skiing. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1,2 . . . Handmaids 4 . . . Valley Voice 2. SANDRA MICHELE FREDA OR 4-1146 572 Lincoln Ave., Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL 2Sandy2 Ambition: T0 travel FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Maria . . . Manasquan . . September Song . . . Ice Skating . . . Our Lunch Table. , ACTIVITIES: Handmaids 3,4 . . . French Club 4 . . . Dra- matics 1,2,3,4 . . . Twirlers 3,4 . . . Dilettante 4. JUDITH ELAINE GALLA ES 4-8274 618 50. 18th St., Newark Saint Ann,s CLASSICAL 2Judy1, Ambition: To live a full life FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Stardust . . . Fords . . . Pat, Flip, Joni . . . S.H. . . . Belmar . . . Our Lunch Table . . . Basketball . . . Seasidefs P001 . . . Late 44. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4 . . . Sodality 4 . . . Handmaids 123,4 . . . French Club 4 . . . Valley Voice 1,2,3,4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4. SOPHOMORES Sophomores . . . nab 04f w'lsdom . . . MONSIGNOR JOHN FEELEY IS APPOINTED ADMINISTRATOR OF OUR LADY OF THE VALLEY . . . We1come 1o MOTHER MARY THOMAS . . . 0H1 Look al' Hne cafeteria , . , 110w beautihd , , , Thank you, Father Shack . . . Makeup . . . Mirrors! , , , Annua1 retreat . . , Reverend Foerster, C.P, PATRICIA CHARLES GEIGER OR 26776 500 Park Ave., East Orange Our Lady Help of Christians CLASSICAL 2Pat11 Ambition: To drive a convertible FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . 7cc1s and lcp . . . 2the short? . . . Navy . . . 2Chances Are7 . . . S.H. . . . Kathy, Elaine 81 Judy . . . E.O.H.S. . . . Vickfs. ACTIVITIES: French Club 4 . . . Dramatics 3,4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Twirlers 3,4. JAMES FRANCIS GERRATY OR 22267 211 Park Ave., East Orange Our Lady of All Souls CLASSICAL 2Gar17 Ambition: To have a good job and be happy FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Joan . . . 2the 3rds7 . . . Class of 158 . . . Woody .and Jerry . . . Basketball and Football . . . Valley Gang. ACTIVITIES: Football 3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Base- ball 2. MARY EILEEN GERRISH OR 2-7935 114 N. Essex Ave., Orange St. John1s CLASSICAL 231ary2 Ambition: Nurse FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . the Crew . . . Navy . . . Vermont . . . 2F.M.C.,, . . . the late bus. ACTIVITIES: Handmaids 3,4 . . . Latin Club 2,3,4 . . . Biology Club 2. JANE ELIZABETH ClLLEN SO 25509 284 Meeker St., South Orange Our Lady of Sorrows CLASSICAL 44Jane7 Ambition: College FAVORITES: Bev and Lib . . . July 4, 1957 . . . Seven C05 and One CP . . . Tennis . . . The Gang . . . Showboat. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 23.4 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . French Club 4 . . . Valiant 2.3, Co-Editor 4 . . . Dramatics 2.3.4 . . . Dilettante Club 3,4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Biology Club 2 James Pleva, Donald Reeves and Robert Vreeland appear delighted at something. Could it be the odds presented by the girls in this picture? Perhaps Lawrence Picarell could tell us, because he surely has that knowing 100k! twemimwmh ,, MARGARET MARY GINTY OR 6-8866 67 Oakridge Rd., West Orange Our Lady of the Valley BUSINESS 7Peggy7 Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Crick . . . Liz . . . J0 . . . Ei . . . Adelaidets . . . TPC . . . BSCYO . . . Breton Woods . . . Seton Hall. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics 3,4. ANN TERESA GLAZIER OR 3-7473 547 Scotland Rd., Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL ttNancW Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Sailors . . . 74C . . . Gang . . . Black Chevs . . . Crick . . . Bernie and The Cowiseairs. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Choir 1,2,3,4. JOAN MARILYN GMEINER OR 7-1415 471 Tremont Ave., Orange Our Lady of the Valley BUSINESS 7Mar Ambition: To gain weight FAVORITES: Mom 81 Dad . . . Frank . . . 7The Crickt, . . . WThe Lincoln? ACTIVITIES: Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Dramatics 3,4. MARIE FRANCES GOLEMBESKI PI 8-7816 464 Beardsley Ave., Bloomfield Our Lady of All Souls BUSINESS 7Marie7 Ambition: To avoid inadvertant speech FAVORITES: 7My Family7 . . . 41C? . . . ttCriclH . . . F.A.B. . . . 7Three Musketeersh . . . J.A. . . . Joni James . . . Seton Hall . . . 7827 . . . Floppers . . . ,56 Summer . . . Ann, Joan, Carol . . . S.A.B. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2 . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament 3.4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3 . . . Twirlers 3,4, Drum Majorette 4 . . . Student Coun- cil 3. PETER GEORGE GRUCHACZ OR 2-4786 659 Union Street, Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL 2Pete3 Ambition: To make money FAVORITES: Mom, Dad . . . Football . . . Florida . . . Wally . . . Toe . . . Food . . . Lenny. ACTIVITIES: Knights 3,4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,4 . . . Football 3,4 . . . Baseball 2,4. MARIE TIL HAARLANDER SO 2-1092 407 Wilden Place, South Orange Our Lady of Sorrows CLASSICAL 2Til3 Ambition: To be able to sing FAVORITES: Mom 8: Dad . . . 2C00kie4, . . . the 2Gang3 . . . Kathy . . . Belmar . . . Labor Day Weekend of 157 . . . M0i1s Mere . . . Parties . . .Dancing . . . 2Blue Bombef, . . . Lunch Table. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 3,4 . . . Vice-Prefect 4, Handmaids 0f the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Valiant 4 . . . Dra- matics 1,2,3,4 . . . Dilettante Club 4. . . . Freshmen Frohc . . . Arch? l'heg Hm cute 111112 things! . . . Fashion Show . . . Lovehj 10 100k a1 . . . John $can1on gives an origlna1 monodrama . . . The Harvest Hop . . . Second dance just as wonderful as Hm firs? . , . geN'mg acquainted out of schoo1 . . . Christmas p1ag . . . G1ee Chab caro1ers . . . 1qht'ugds we have heard on high . . . Irish Whlr1 . . , C1ass games go 1'0 Senlors , . . Change 111 coaches . . . JOHN JOSEPH HANLON 506 S. Jefferson St., Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL 2Dean1, Ambition: To own my own car FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . cars . . . Drive-in . . . Sports . . . Dragon Wheels . . . Camels . . . S.L.M. . . . Mary 81 Bill . . . Alice. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3 . . . Sodality 1,2 . . . Knights 4 . . . Dramatics 3 . . . Baseball 2,3,4. THOMAS JOSEPH HANLON OR 2-4766 579 Chestnut St., Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL Wrommf Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom 8 Dad . . . Dragon Wheels Cottage . . . Paqu . . . 2Jelly3 . . . 2Ernie EB. . . . BBC . . . York . . . Langhorne. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Sodality 1,2 . . . Knights 3,4 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . Football 4. ELIZABETH CATHERINE HARMON OR 6-8851 43 Liberty St., West Orange Our Lady of Lourdes BUSINESS 2Liz2 Ambition: To find an ambition FAVORITES: Mom 8 Dad . . . My Sistefs clothes . . . Cheyenne . . . Good Times with O.G. . . . 2Love Letters in the Sand2 . . . West Orange Cowboys . . . 2To Love Again'1 . . . Fr. Alban . . . Cheerleading . . . Pat Boone . . . Football games. ACTIVITIES: League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Hand- maids 3,4 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . Cheerleading 4 . . . Valiant 4. CECELIA ANN HASIOR OR 2-8521 583 Beech St., Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL 2Cele11 Ambition: To get my R.N. and M.R.S. FAVORITES: Mom 8 Dad . . . Ford Convertibles . . . Armed Forces . . . H81H . . . 2Bleach and Joanne . . . my cousins . . . Gerry . . . 2Special AngeP . . . Weekends. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2.3 . . . Handmaids 3 . . . Valley Voice 2,3 . . . Dramatics 2.3.4 . . . Latin Club 2,3 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . League Of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. k JOHN FRANCIS HEDDEN PI 8-2250 106 Ashland Ave., Orange Holy Name BUSINESS ttJohn Ambition: To be connected with sports FAVORITES: Mom . . . Glenwood P.C. . . . Moon . . . Basketball . . . ttThe Crewtt . . . Georgia Teceh . . . ttThe Hedge1t . . . I.B.M.F. . . . Aldie . . . Parties . . . Food. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,4 . . . Knights 3,4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2. JOHN AUSTIN HERCE OR 6-1339 8 Glen Rd., West Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL 11J0hnny11 Ambition: To get to college FAVORITES: Harry . . . Millie . . . ttPigeont, . . . 2:50 Bell . . . Belmar . . . Ray . . . ,57 Ford . . . 2Riz1, . . . Hazel Avenue. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Baseball 4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Knights 3,4. Ottvota to Murphy . . . We,ve got the pep . . . we,ve got the steam,, . . . THE COURT FIVE BEAT BLOOMFIELD TECH . . . Score one hundred po'mts in one game tor the fwst time 1n the team,s hlstorg . , . Top Immacutatc . . . Good Counset . . . Edge Orange High by one point in a tast m'mute scrambte . . . Punk's fabutous throw from hatf-court . . . Girts have a winning streak . , , W'm New Jersey Cathot'lc Girts' Tournament MARGARET ANN HORKAN OR 4-9172 632 S. Center St., Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL ttPeggyt, Ambition: Nurse FAVORITES: Mom . . . Dad . . . Kathy . . . Our Gang . . . Kathy,s house . . . Bob . . . 4C gang . . . the Crick . . . You Send Me. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2 . . . Dramatics l,2,3,4 . . . Choir 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN HUGHES HU 2-8988 75 N. 13th St., Newark St. Rose of Lima BUSINESS ttPat Ambition: To make up my own mind FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . my brothers . . . Debbie . . . Jerri . . . 2My Special Angeltt . . . the ttkidstt . . . CrystaPs . . . F1015 . . . Crick . . . S.A.S. Dances . . . Belmar . . . A.R.H. . . . drag night . . . White Haven . cheering . . . Hack? ACTIVITIES: Handmaids 4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4- . . . Cheerleading 3,4 . . . Red Cross 2 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Valiant 4. ANNE MARIE IPPOLITO OR 3-3870 262 Henry St., Orange Our Lady of Mount Carmel CLASSICAL ttAnnie Ambition: Fashion Designer FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . uSo Raret' . . . Rose . . . Wildwood . . . Valley kids . . . Ames Brothers. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2 . . . Handmaids 3,4 Dilettante 3,4 . . . Biology 2 . . . Latin 2,3. ELAINE ANN JOHNBROER LI 65486 31 Amherst Place, Livingston Saint Philomena CLASSICAL ttElaine2 Ambition: To be happy always FAVORITES: Mom, Dad . . . 7cc1s 81 lcpt, . . . Wonderful, Wonderqu . . . The Shore . . . Pat 8: Kathy. ACTIVITIES: Handmaids 3,4 . . . Dramatics 3,4 . . . Latin Club 2. THOMAS JAMES HUGHES OR 5-7857 8 Eagle Tern, West Orange St. J0hn1s BUSINESS 9Monk11 Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom 81 Dad . . . 11Tootsie11 . . . The Kane . . . 44Eddieh . . . Hoe . . . 148 Chevy . . . 99th Hole . . . Drags. ACTIVITIES: Knights of the Blessed Sacrament 4 . . . Basketball 2,4 . . . Football 3 . . . Baseball 2,4. . . . BasebaH season '15 . . . baseba season . . , Bu? we don? have a wEnn'mg streakH! . . . AH these new sl'ud'les! ,, , . Farmamehgd'e Number n'mcz , , , The Plight out the Rmoebae,, . L, . 3r a:li-si'ar cast , 1 ' c V and sfage'nands a , . Sophs are avxd Shakespeare fans . . . fire - Taomeo and 5 41121:? . , , 1 ?hough? 1 brought another 'rsars'kgi , Senafus Roafua 3421115 presents NGSTRRM HORRM ROMRNRM . . . Somebody ADRIENNE GENEVIEVE KANACH MA 3-7042 51 Cortland SL, Newark Saint Casimir CLASSICAL 44Adrienne11 Ambition: College FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Princeton . . . Peg, Em and Carol . . . October 12, 1957 . . . Show Boat . . . No, no? ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . Le Cercle Francais de Notre Dame 4 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . Dilettante Club 4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Biology Club 2. WILLIAM JOHN KANE HU 3-0069 37 Humbolt St., Newark Saint Rose of Lima CLASSICAL 41Bill19 Ambition: To make others smile FAVORITES: New scumps . . . My Caddilac . . . the 9boy511 . . . IBMF . . . Mike T0dd1s Parties . . . twitch . . . Black Slack Penta . . . Humble Mike . . . Marie . . . Ratner's . . . Mohican . . . 750 word composition . . . Nick4after '56 piom . . . U.N. . . . 1451endtert311211, Hedden. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1,2,3,4 . . . Knights 3,4 . . . Valiant 4 . . . Baseball 4 . . . League Of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Dramatics 4. CLARISSA CHARLOTTE KOCH OR 62629 478 Lincoln Place, Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL 44C.C.11 Ambition: To be a teacher FAVORITES: Mom, Midt and Mar . . . The Garden . . . A.F.12510758 . . . Stu . . . 82 . . . The Firth1s . . . Tab Hunter . . . D0n1t . . . 9the kids11 . . . C.N.M.L. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3 . . . French Club 4 . . . Hand- maids 2,3,4 . . . Dramatics 3,4 . . . Choir 3,4. GERALDINE JANET KONICKI OR 6-8191 36 Berwyn St., Orange Saint Venantius BUSINESS 14Cerry Ambition: To be always happy FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . 90.011 . . . S.E.F. . . . Star Dust . . . Dad's pizzas. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics 4 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,34 MARY JO ANNE KOPECHNE OR 2-3702 229 Shepard Ave., East Orange Blessed Sacrament, E. 0. BUSINESS cTTIeuy J01, Ambition: IUs not for me to say FAVORITES: 2CRICK . . . Summer 157 . . . the 21ntrovert1, . . . Los Angeles Dodgers . . . 2Chuckles3 Wallace . . . S.H.U. . . . C. 4Caprik1. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 12-361- Prefect 4 . . . Gite Club 2,3,4 . . . Student Council 4, Secretary 4 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . Dilettante 3 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Valiant 4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart. PHYLLIS MARIE KRANZMANN OR 5-3386 321 Park Ave., East Orange All Souls, E. 0. BUSINESS 2Phy14, Ambition: Love 81 marriage FAVORITES: Mom 81 Dad . . . Johnny . . . 2D.W.G.2 . . . Carol, Kitty, Bernie . . . 2Heaven on Earthw . . . Weekends at Kitty1s . . . Sandra1s Lunch. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Student Council 2,4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. shabbed mg man,, . . . Those French dasses . . . 0h, Mon Papa . , , Marsema'ise , . . The March Gras . . , BRIGADOON . , . 2We go roamin, Wmugh. the heather Mt i'he MN . . , 1n our ScoH'ish TanTasg , . , GraduaHon Daze , , , The Exes? ye? . , . Goocibgz, Seniors . . . Sophomore-Senior hip 1'0 Asburg Park . . . a red Tekhr 3313.. 3m cu1m3na12 a fabtdous gear. MATTHEW JOHN KRESS OR 6-8965 540 S. Clinton St., East Orange Sacred Heart, Vailsburg CLASSICAL 2Matt2 Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: United States Navy . . . Mickey Mantle a . . New York Yankees . . . 2N0tre Dame Football Team,1 . . . 2Pet4s1, . . . Junior French Class. ACTIVITIES: Knights of The Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . League of The Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN HELEN LAFFERTY OR 7-2636 490 Tremont Ave., Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL 2Kathy8 Ambition: Nurse FAVORITES: 2Mom and Dad2 . . . 2Peggy2 . . . 2Ronny2 . . . 249,1 Buick . . . 2You Send MeT, . . . TraHets . . . Our Gang . . . Dinner at Peggfs . . . Mr. and Mrs. Horkan . . . 2Betsy . . . 2Don3s Drive-In? ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Choir 1,2,3,4. e JOANNE MARY LANFRANK OR 6-5869 268 High St., Orange Saint John1s CLASSICAL 1102 Ambition: To be always happy FAVORITES: My Family . . . 2Yankees3, . . . 2Bleach and C616,, . . . 2You1ll Never Walk Alone,, . . . The things we did last summer . . . Jimmy Dean . . . A 12 year friend- ship . . . Oatmeal cookies . . . 2H.81H.3 . . . June 8, 1961 . . . 25h0wboat31 ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . Latin Club 2,3 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . Valley Voice 4. JAMES BARRY LEONARD OR 6-1466 33 Rhode Island Ave., East Orange Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament CLASSICAL 2Len2 Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom . . . Brian . . . K-E-P . . . Acme Friday D.C. . . . Peteas Pontiac . . . Cool Jul . . . A.M. . . Summer of 157 . . . P.B.A. . . . The Ranchy Crew . . . Wally . . . . . . Duff 8' Al . . . Nobbly, Sam, Bobbie. Norman. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 2,3 . . . Glee Club 1,2 . . . Sodality 1,2 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. ANN PATRICIA LONE OR 4-6593 10 Carnegie Ave., East Orange Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament BUSINESS 2Ann Ambition: To be happy FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Louie . . . Poochie . . . 4C Gang . . . 3The Course-airs2 . . . ,56 Fly. . . . Claire . . . Louise . . . horror movies. ACTIVITIES: Handmaids 2,3 . . . Dramatics 3,4. MARGUERITE ANN MAHER RE 1-6893 350 Gregory Ave., West Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL 2Marge2 Ambition: To be happy, always FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Pegg . . . Shore . . . Lunch . . . 2Collegians3, . . . Meetings . . . Sat Nite . . . Food . . . 2Varsity Drag2 P.J. Parties . . . Ice Cream. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2, . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . Valley Voice 1,2 . . . Dramatics 1,2,4 . . . Basketball 1. JUNIORS Jun'tor gear . . . upperdassmen at 1asl' . , . 13!:th goH emHems . . . diHereM un'rforms . . . Can I borrow your pm for Enghsh perlod? . . . harder subjects a chauenge . . . those phgs'tcs experlments! . . . changes 'm the facqu . . , iam'lhar hoes m'tss'mg . new ones 'm their p1aces . . . instanment of student oHicers . , . 1 Wm sthe for the PATRICIA ANN MAHON OR 3-8363 255 Watchung Ave., West Orange Saint John,s BUSINESS 2Pat2 Ambition: To keep calm FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Good times with O.G. . . . Belmar . . . My Brother and Sisters . . . Jean . . . Cheer- leading . . . Driving . . . 2Tonight TonighW . . . Terry . . . W.O. Cowboys . . . Venice . . . Golden Knights. ACTIVITIES: Handmaids 3,4 . . . Dramatics 3,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Cheerleading 4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Valiant 4. EDWARD FRANCIS MALIA HU 5-2653 177 N. 9th St., Newark St. Rose of Lima, Newark CLASSICAL 2C1int Ambition: To become an Honorable Marine FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Adelaide4s . . . 3363 Club . . . Marines . . . Snoozy . . . Russ . . . Baby Doll . . . Cleary,s Driving. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. JOAN MARY MCGRATH OR 4-2380 10 Municipal Plaza, West Orange St. John3s CLASSICAL 2Bleach Ambition: Happiness and heaven FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . my three brothers . . . Cele, Joanne, J0, Sally, Judy . . . 2six-footers1, . . . PTs . afternoon talks with Jo and Phyllis . . . My special Angel. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 2,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Hand- maids 0f the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. EILEEN VERONICA McHUGH PI 3-6899 104 Ashland Ave., Bloomfield Holy Name CLASSICAL 2E? Ambition: To be rich FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . The Crick . . . Convertibles . . . The Navy . . . the gang . . . TPCS . . . Blond crew- cut. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Dra- matics 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3 . . . Twirlers 4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. DAPHNE ELLEN MENCHIN HU 4-3388 30 N. 12th St., Newark St. Rose of Lima BUSINESS 2Daf2 Ambition: To make the curfew FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . 2That certain Senior Fare- well1, . . . Belmar . . . Tennis at Columbian . . . S.P. . . . 2The Kids2 . . . A.R.H. . . . Taffy . . . CrystaPs . . . Crick . . . 2True Love . . . Jack . . . S.A.S. dances . . . 101 . . . our lunch table . . . drag night . . . Murph . . . Pat. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . Dilettante Club 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Cheering 4 . . . Valley Voice 3 . . . Fashion Show 2,3,4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Red Cross 2 . . . Valiant 4. aHa'mmeM of high idea1s2 . . . new 1ns1gh1a proudhj disp1aged , , . S'mgk We in Hm cor- r'ldorsV, . , . KNIGHTS, GRIRIRON DEBUT . . . peppy cheer1eaders . . . H01d ihaf Vmc'. . . . HaHHme parades . . . 111-13 vlctorg over Hun Schoo1 , , . Orange $esqu1-Cenl'enn121 . march'mg down Ma'm Sheet and the band p1aged on , , . Reheat . . . three days of grace . . . Father O,Dw5er . . . M0115 and Shamus . . . a ghmpse of eternity . CAROLINE ANNE MIDTGAARD OR 3-9174 558 Forest St., Orange Our Lady of the Valley BUSINESS 2Car012 Ambition: To succeed FAVORITES: Mom . . . The week-end at Devore,s . . . C.C. . . . Judy . . . Mary Jo . . . 2Stardust2 . . . 2Charge11 . . . Seaside . . . 2The WheeP . . . S.P.P. ACTIVITIES: Handmaids 1,2,3,4 . . . Student Cougcil 4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Captain 4 . . . Choir 1,2,3. YVONNE TERESA MORAHAN HU 4-5532 41 Myrtle Ave., Newark 7 Saint Rose of Lima CLASSICAL 2Bon2 Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom 81 Dad . . . Sisters . . . T.R. . . . F.D. . . . Uncle Tom,s Cabin . . . City Center Ballroom . . . Rockaway . . . RR. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3,4 . . . French Club 3 . . . Dra- matics 3,4 . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament 3,4. KATHLEEN ANNE MORLEY OR 2-9658 58 Valley Way, West Orange Our Lady of Lourdes CLASSICAL Kathi, Ambition: Never to stop learning FAVORITES: My Family . . . Music . . . Til . . . 2The Gang, . . . S.S.L. . . . Belmar . Dancing . . . Weekends . . . Bowling . . . Moi1s Merc . . . Bucks . . . Crew-cuts . . . Labor Day Weekend of 157 . . . Lunch table. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4 . . . Sodality 1,2,3 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . Valiant 2,3,4, Co-editor 4 . . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Student Council 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4 . . . Le Cercle Francais 4 . . . Dilettante Club 3,4, President 4. LINDA ANlN MORTON PI 8-1099 9 Clinton Rd., Glen Ridge Sacred Heart, Bloomfield BUSINESS 2Linda2 Ambition: To be always happy FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Cathy . . . Mary Kay . . . Manasquan . . . Cheyenne . . . Good times with 0.0. . . . Cheering . . . 220,1. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 4 . . . Handmaids 0f the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. EILEEN CHRISTINE MURPHY ES 43578 79 Columbia Ave., Newark Sacred Heart, Vailsburg BUSINESS 2Murph11 Ambition: To tell not a soul FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Crystan . . . Crick . . . Belmar . . . the kids . . . 2AM At Once,, . . . drag night . . . S.A.S. dances . . . Father Otto . . . my brother . . . 8A.R.H.,1 . . . F1015 . . . Joe . . . senior . . . 79 . . . parties . . . our lunch table . . . Pat . . . 101 . . . 201 . . . Kathy . . . Peaches . . . Fran . . . Ann. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1 . . . Handmaids 0f the Blessed Sacrament 4 . . . Valley Voice 3,4 . . . Valiant 4 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Red Cross 2 . . . Dilettante 4 . . . Fashion Show 4. PATRICIA ANGELA MURTHA OR 3-8906 265 Rutledge Ave., East Orange Our Lady of All Souls BUSINESS 8Marth11 Ambition: To be On time FAVORITES: Mom . . . Belmar . . . Farewell of 8571, . . . Tammy . . . the kids . . . CrystaPs . . . 2Drag NighW . . . Dominican dances . . . Sr. Maria Christi . . . Pontiacs . . . F1015 . . . 0A.R.H.,1 . . . 8the 1mps1, . . . Our lunch table . . . M.STC. . . . 201 . . . Murph . . . Ann...Kathy...Joy...Pat...Fran. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Sodality 1 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . Cheerleaders 2,3,4 . . . Captain 3 . . . Valiant 4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Fashion Show 4. Christmas season . . . pre-hohdag excHemeM . , , G1ee Chub Cancer? . , . caro1s 01d and new . . . cand1e11gM process'ton . . , G1or'ta 'm exce1s'ls Deo , , , MID-WINTER MAGIC , memory of a wonderftd evening . . . I couH have danced aH nlghW , . . Exams JOAN ELLEN MYERS PI 3-9422 42 Park St., Bloomfield Sacred Heart CLASSICAL 11J0anie1, Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Cedarwood . . . Home . . . Money . . . 1.1. . . . Sebastian . . . Graduation. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics 4 . . . Red Cross 4 . . . Hand- maids 3. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH NEILAN OR 2-2424 16 N. 19th St., East Orange St. Rose of Lima BUSINESS FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . The Boy Next Door . . . 8The Kids . . . A.R.H. . . . Jelly Beans . . . Belmar . . . 8185 Not for Me to Say11 . . . The Pests . . . S.A.S. . . . 2Steverin011 . . . Crystan. ACTIVITIES: Valley Voice 3,4 . . . Dramatics. 2,3,4 . . . Handmaids 4 . . . Glee Club 4. MARGARET ANN OCHS OR 4-8806 409 Hillside Ave., Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL 8Pegg 1 Ambition: To be happy always FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . 2Little Eva H1, . . . Marguerite, Adrienne, Marge . . . HSKH club meetings . . . NJ, BC, MC . . . Beeker Girls . . . College boys . . . Pat Boone . . . 8Who Needs You . . . Weekends. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1,2 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . French Club 4 . . . Dramatics 123,4 . . . Basketball 4 . . . Choir 1,2,3,4 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Latin Club 2. a PATRICIA ANNE O1DONNELL PI 8-2138 26 Clark St, Glen Ridge Sacred Heart, Bloomfield . CLASSICAL 8Pat Ambition: Teacher FAVORITES: Mom . . . Peg . . . 8Deep Purple11 . . . Judy . . . 153 Chevy . . . Belmar . . . 20ur lunch table11 . . . Friday night. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2 . . . Handmaids 0f the Blessed Sacrament 1,2 . . . French Club 4 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . Twirlers 4. H0 Joan Topar, Ann Russell, Mary Jo Kopechne and Carole Dunham give proof that they arrived safely, and ON TIME, with Joan at the wheel. Before putting their car into the parking lot, they smilingly report their pres- ence so that we may enjoy a preview of Class Day. . . . Oh, no, not next week!!! . . . 1ast m'mute crammlng , . . burning the midnEgM 0'11 . . . But Ws Ohhj m5 s'ndh cup of coffee'f, . . . post-exam rejo'tc'mg--or remorse . . . EDWARD HUGH O1HARA 0R 5-8790 53 Valley Way, West Orange Our Lady of Lourdes CLASSICAL 2Ed2 Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Monk and Joe . . . 9th hole . . . the Kane . . . MOON. ACTIVITIES: Knights of the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Sodality 1,2 . . . Baseball 1,2 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4v. JOSEPH CORNELIUS O1HARA 0R 5-8790 53 Valley Way, West Orange Our Lady of Lourdes CLASSICAL 2.1061, Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . W.O. . . . Belmar . . . The Kane . . . 2:50 bell . . . Harry, the 2T0e31 ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1,2 . . . Knights of the Blessed Sacra- ment 3,4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. JOY ANN PECH 0R 4-8665 372 N. Grove St., East Orange Our Lady of All Souls BUSINESS tHOW Ambition: Private Secretary FAVORITES: Mom 8' Dad . . . S.R.C. . . . Barb, Lyn, R0 . . . RJ. . . . 25pecial Angel8 . . . those certain letters . . . A.R.H . . . The Nationals . . . cheering . . . Fords . the kids . . . Wyatt Earp. ACTIVITIES: Handmaids 4 . . . Valiant 3,4 . . . Dramatics 2.3,4 . . . Cheerleading 2,3,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. MARY KATHRYN PEGG OR 3-5859 75 Lafayette Ave, East Orange Holy Name BUSINESS 2Charlie8 Ambition: To get my M.R.S. Degree FAVORITES: Mom . . . Anne . . . Linda . . . Cathy . . . the Harris . . . Chevies . . . my 2brother14 . . . 0.0. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 2 . . . Band 2 . . . Cheerleader 4 . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. 8 on 10 by 14 II2 GERARD CHARLES PENTA OR 5-9414 76 Ridge Street, Orange St. John1s CLASSICAL 44Jerry 3Red3 Ambition: To teach and coach FAVORITES: Football . . . Mike and 3The Boys2 . . . parties . . . a 150 convertible . . . lunch and Saturdays. ACTIVITIES: Football 3,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 3,4. LAWRENCE JOHN PICARELL OR 4-0651 509 Stetson St, Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL 3Larry Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Free Rides . . . Navy . . . 2The Toe1, . lunch . . . Yankees . . . 2:50 bell . . . Milly . . . pool . . . Pigeon . . . Jim, John, Don . . . I.B.M.F. Club . . . Len-Len. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2 . . . Jets 3 . . . Knights 3,4 . . . Valley Voice 3 . . . Basketball 1,2, mgr. 2 . . . Band 3 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. spoH'IgH on basketbau . . . 13Up 'm We air, over the rimn . . . 1nhamura1s . . . Jun'lors . . IVs aH 'm H11: game . . . Whether MEd-semester 1x111 , . the 198510 seven! . . . DHeH'anfe Chub organized , , , Mags and p1agb111s , . . 31D1anj of . . J. E. T. S. C1ub . . . Ham1e1' a1 H12 Shakespear- . schoo1 champs . . . v'Icl'or'les and defezds , we win or whether we 1ose . , . Anne Franw, . . , Les Pgrenees . ANTOINETTE MARIE PIETROPINTO OR 7-0138 639 W. Christopher St., Orange Our Lady of the Valley BUSINESS 2Ann4, Ambition: To be on time FAVORITES: Lavalette . . . white bucks and crew cuts . . . Stevie and Johnny . . . Soozie . . . pizza . . . Mom and Dad . . . Ricky Nelson. ACTIVITIES: Handmaids 3,4 . . . French Club 4 . . . Valley Voice 3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Basketball 2,3,4 . . . Color Guard 4 . . . Valiant 4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Biology 2. GERALDINE MARIE PIOTROWSKI 0R 6-3319 523 Chestnut St, Orange Our Lady of the Valley BUSINESS 3Cerry3 Ambition: To be happy always FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Eddie . . . H8111 club meet- ings . . . W.O. . . . S.M.H. . . . 9122156 .5 ..Ce1e.. . Marg . . . Miracle of Love . . . red convertibles. ACTIVITIES: Handmaids 3,4 . . . Red Cross 2 . . . Dra- matics 4 . . . Sodality 1. JAMES FRANCIS PLEVA RE 1-0020 344 Northfield Ave., West Orange St. Joseph1s CLASSICAL 2Jim1, Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Navy . . . Brave1s . . . 2Toe3 . . . 2Spic and Pic,7 . . . Don . . . 2Pidge0n2 . . . 41P00P, . . . 3Baseball3 . . . W.O. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Knights 3,4 . . . Valiant 2 . . . Dramatics 3,4 . . . Baseball 2,3,4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. CAROL SABINA POLAKOWSKI MA 2-6351 308 New York Ave., Newark St. Casimir CLASSICAL 2Carol Ambition: To major in math FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Oklahoma . . . October 12, 1957 . . . Walter . . . Polka Hops . . . Adrienne, Peg and Emmy. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . Le Cercle Francais de Notre Dame 4 . . . Valley Voice 123,4, Co-Editor 4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Biology Club 2. . nutr'lHon c1ass , , . 33Remember JOAN VERONICA QUIGLEY OR 6-4895 182 Watchung Ave., West Orange Our Lady of Lourdes BUSINESS Quig Ambition: To get my license FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Bobby . . . 2The Kids2 . . . 10th Ave. . . . B.Y.C. . . . Moi . . . That certain Friday night . . . 2L.Q3, ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 3,4 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . Student Council 3 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Dilettante Club 4- . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. BARBARA JANE QUINN OR 5-8965 20 Valley Way, West Orange Our Lady of Lourdes CLASSICAL 2Barb2 Ambition: To grow FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . the kids . . . Pat Boone . . I.O.J.A. . . . New York . . . football games . lucky seven. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1,2,3,4 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . French Club 4 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. wr'Ing . . . SHOWBOAT . . . ads, patrons, and donors . . , Make Believe . . . Magnoha and Gag . . . that famous Moo . . . 0H Man R'wer,, . . , I am a sturdy mapte tree . . . baseban season aga'm . , . We wanfa Hf!!! . . . 11-9 record . . . Mag Procession . . , Hue vens . . . spray g'n'ts . . . crown'mg of H19, Bkssed Mother . . . Ctass Dag . . . Oh, those knockers . . . Magfa'lr Farms . . . Tm we meet again. FRANCES CECELIA QUINN HU 5-5169 495 Seventh Ave., Newark St. Rose of Lima BUSINESS 2Fran Ambition: Secretary FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . 25.A.D.,4 . . . the kids . . . 2A.R.H.2 . . . CrystaPs . . . those certain letters . . . Weekends at Belmar . . . 2Drag? ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . Valley Voice 3,4 . . . Valiant 4 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . Substi- tute Cheerleader 4 . . . Sodality 1,2 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. DONALD FREDERICK REEVES OR 3-1656 29 Sanford St., East Orange St. Venantius CLASSICAL 2D0n2 Ambition: To outrank Duffy FAVORITES: FStE . . . Ginger . . . U. 5. Navy . . . January 3rd . . . ER. . . . Harry tthe tow . . . 456 Dodge . . . Gung Ho . . . Braves . . . Dqufs Ale. . . . Free Ride . . . E.O.H.S. . . . Connie. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Knights of the Blessed Sacrament 4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Jets Club 3 . . . Band 3 . . . Latin Club 2. DAVID MICHAEL REILLY OR 4-3792 239 Sterling Ave., Orange St. Venantius, Orange CLASSICAL ttDave2 Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom 81 Dad . . . 2pigeon2 . . . Dugan . . . howling . . . I.B.M.F. . . . baseball . . . Georgia 2Tech3, ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2 . . . Knight 3,4 . . . French Club 4 . . . Latin Club 2,3 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Baseball 2,3,4. PHILIP JOHN REILLY OR 4-3792 239 Sterling Ave., Orange St. Venantius, Orange CLASSICAL 2Phil Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Mom . . . baseball . . . parties . . . The B.st . . . 2:50 bell . . . Adelaide4s . . . The Guys . . . Moon and Demps. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1,2 . . . Knights of the Blessed Sacra- ment 4 . . . Baseball 2,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. FRANCIS JOSEPH RIZZO 658 Nassau St., Orange Our Lady of the Valley CLASSICAL 8Riz11 Ambition: To be a success and to have hair FAVORITES: Mom 8: Dad . . . 3rd1s . . . Chargers . . . Tammy . . . 101 . . . Tu-lips . . . Chicken legs . . . Chi- Che . . . Red Plymouth. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,234- . . . Sodality 1,2,3 . . . Knights 3,4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Football 3,4 . . . Baseball 4 . . . Football Captain 4. MOIRA JANETTE ROBINSON OR 2-7156 371 Tremont Ave., Orange Our Lady of the Valley BUSINESS 2Moi11 Ambition: To keep my driver1s license FAVORITES: 2That certain Friday nighW . . . 7Eddie . . . 10th Ave. . . . Joan . . . 8L.Q31 ACTIVITIES: Twirlers 3,4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Dilet- tante Club 4 . . . Sodality 1,2 . . . Handmaids 3,4. SENIORS Seh10l' gear . . . a maze o? activ'tlies . . . ,53 Takes over . . . Jack, Kathy and Mary JOAur choice of 1eaders . . . Retreat . . . our 1351, we sadhj reanze , . , Fal'her RegnoHs . . . sou1s grow1ng 'm sancl'H'g . . . Vaueg Dag . , . pand discuss'ton , , , blg red app1es . . . TWINKLE, TWINKLE SENIOR STARS . . . sen'tor Portraits . , . MARY URSULA ROSE TU 7-2196 7 Beech Tern, Whippany Our Lady of Mercy BUSINESS 2Mare7 Ambition: To get my MRS. Degree FAVORITES: Mom 81 Dad . . . Jeff . . . Little Eva II . . . New York . . . Pizza . . . J0 81 Rudy . . . Bobbie . . . JohnnySaxon...B81J...M81B...E.P....con- vertibles. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 12 . . . Handmaids 0f the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Fashion Show 2 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart l,2,3,4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Biology Club 2. ANN LUCILLE RUSSELL OR 3-3808 29 Grand Ave., East Orange Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament BUSINESS 2Ann11 Ambition: To be happy always FAVORITES: My Family . . . Crick . . . F.A.B. . . . 28211 . . . Picnic . . . G.A. . . . True Love . . . 25F? . . . Seton Hall . . . N.D. . . . 7Floppers7 . . . Frank Sinatra . . . Carole, Joan, Marie, Maryellen. ACTIVITIES: Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Dilettante 4- . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Latin Club 2. MARGARET ETHEL SANTANEN 0R 2-6808 425 Central Ave., Orange St. Venantius BUSINESS gPegg Ambition: To receive M.R.S. Degree FAVORITES: Mom 8 Dad . . . Eddie . . . My Prayer . . . The Kids . . . June 75811 . . . Phil1s . . . Bowling . . . Perry Como . . . 2561, . . . 2507 Ford . . . Atlantic City . . . Lee and Johnny . . . Basketball . . . Joan and Bob . . . 12509127. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . Valley Voice 3 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Valiant 4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. BARBARA ANN SAUL LI 6-0214-J 37 Wilson Terr., Livingston St. Philomena BUSINESS 7Bobbi11 Ambition: To get my MRS. Degree FAVORITE: Mom and Dad . . . Bob . . . Mary . . . Bowling ...P.J.PTs...Joe...7CCsand1CP...F00d... Could This Be Magic . . . The Lancers . . . Swimming . . . True Love . . . 50 Plymouth . . . AF 125 09097. . ACTIVITIES: Cheerleaders 2 . . . French Club 4 . . . Hand- maids 4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. MARGARET MARY SHANNON OR 6-7462 55 Kingsley St., West Orange Our Lady of the Valley BUSINESS 44Marge Ambition: To get my M.R.S. Degree FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Ortley Beach . . . ttLittle Eva IV . . . Marie . . . Barb . . . Peg . . . Wednesday nights ...BT...BC...JB...TG...MS...MC . . . FL . . . PO . . . F8117 . . . Green Ford Convertible. ACTIVITIES: Handmaids 3,4 . . . Choir 1 . . . Valiant 2,3. BRUCE IAN SINGER 3 Chestnut St., West Orange Our Lady of Lourdes CLASSICAL ttBruce Ambition: To be a success FAVORITES: Bowling . . . pool . . . 18th hole . . . ttThe Kane? . . . basketball. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1,2 . . . Knights 3,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. cashmere and erm'me . . . Can? I wear it just a htHe tanger? . . . second iootbaH season . . . We want a touchdoan' . . . Park Ridge victory . . . V'Manova Press Conference . . . the inevitabte breakdown . . , box hunches . . . surprise! . . . U. N. trip . . . a memorabte experience . . . gutded tours . . . Stock Exchange , . . street- corner preachers . . . Mother Cabrini Shr'me , , . Rlng Dag . , . Let me see yours . . . hunch period bunng-hop . . . Quar'tte pr'tmum reghum De't . , , A VISIT TO A SMALL PLANET . . , Smorgasbord at the W'tvet Restaurant , . . Hie Hamenco dancers JOANNE SALLY SAUTTO 0R 5-1992 22 Lafayette St., Orange St. John4s BUSINESS 430,4 Ambition: To grow FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Good time with 60. GP . . . Long Branch and Belmar . . . afternoon talks with Bleach and Phil . . . My Sister and Brother . . . Happy, Happy Birthday, Baby . . . ttBuddW . . . W. 0. Cowboys ...15...4...G0rd0n. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1 . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Dramatics 2,4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Valiant 4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. EDWIN CHARLES SCHERER OR 5-2885 11 Eagle Tern, West Orange Our Lady of Lourdes CLASSICAL ttEd Ambition: Engineer FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . 456 Chevy . . . The Rocket . . . Harry . . . B. B. Club . . . Porkey. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Sodality 1,2 . . . Jets 3, Treasurer . . . Knights of the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Valley Voice 3,4, Photographer 4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Band 3 . . . Auditorium Committee 4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. MARGARET MARY SULLIVAN HU 3-1657 173 - 5th St., Newark St. Rose of Lima CLASSICAL 44Peggy44 Ambition: Nursing FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . The Gang . . . bowling . ice skating . . . Cadillac . . . Graduation Day . . . Snooks. ACTIVITIES: Handmaids 3,4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Dilettante Club 3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . Band 2. JOAN MARIE TOPAR OR 5-1915 66 Central Avenue, Orange Blessed Sacrament, E. 0. BUSINESS 44J0ni4, Ambition: MSTC Cheerleader FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . ttBott . . . Crick, ttPicnictt . . . 3 Musketeers . . . F.A.B. . . . Food . . . uMerry Widowh . . . Ann, Marie 81 Carol . . . ttFloppersP ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2 . . . Handmaids 3,4 . . . Dra- matics 1,2,3,4 . . . Cheerleader 4 . . . Twirler 3 . . . League of Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN TRAVERS PI 3-5477 6 Jersey SL, Bloomfield Sacred Heart, Bloomfield BUSINESS g4Pat7 Ambition: To see TVIy Fair Lady7 FAVORITES: HMy Family . . . 1The Gang . . . iiSinging7 . . . 7A Certain White Convertible . . . 7135.11.07 . . . S.H.U. Dances . . . 2B.Y.C.1, . . . 7Mary17 . . . 7The Shore? ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 123,4 . . . Sodality 1,2 . . . Hand- maids 3,4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Dilettame Club 3,4 . . . Fashion Show 2,3 . . . Valiant 4. ROSE HELEN TULLY MI 3-1883 197 S. 10th St., Newark 7 St. Antoninus CLASSICAL 2Rosie7 Ambition: To own a car FAVORITES: Marlboro . . . Olege1s . . . 2Gang7 . . . 2Mom and Dad7 . . . 2S.A.S.H.7 ACTIVITIES: Sodality 2,3,4 . . . Red Cross 4 . . . Dra- matics 4. . . . BeHg Cracker Tesf . . . Red Bank Cathoiic bows ?o Vaueg . . . Chr'isimas Carois and the effeci'ive fripfgch enshrining Hie Rose Madonna , , . Latin ciub preseMs SATURNALIA PROGRAM , . . The Romance of Words . , . proves that words can ,be fun . . . George Wedgeberg inferprcts mush: , , , THE GREAT WALTZ . . . The Biue THOMAS ROBERT UCCIARDI BI 3-4798 366 Littleton Ave. St. Ann,s CLASSICAL Wrommyi, Ambition: To be happy always FAVORITES: Mom, Fran and Gran . . . 583 . . . 157 Olds . . . Porky . . . Football . . . Pete . . . The Girls . . . Jesse James. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Knights of the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Jets 3 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . Football 3,4 . . . Auditorium Com- mittee . . . Latin Club 2. MARY ELLEN ULRICH RE 1-4196 7 Forest Ave., West Orange Our Lady of the Lake BUSINESS 2Mary Elleni' Ambition: To reach those 2Pearly Gates7 FAVORITES: Mom, Dad, and family . . . Wendy . . . Good times with O. G. . . . W.O. Cowboys . . . 30, 17 . . . 7Hey, Little Girl . . . 22iegler1s7 . . . and Jackie . . . Wildwood . . . The Spa . . . Tab Hunter . . . Cheer- leading . . . iiStaW . . . Tonight, Tonight. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4 . . . Handmaids 0f the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Glee Club 1,2 . . . Cheerlead- ing 3,4 . . . Captain 4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Valiant 4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. ROBERT JOHN VREELAND OR 4-0532 103 Elm St., West Orange Our Lady of Lourdes CLASSICAL 8B0b7 Ambition: To be a success. FAVORITES: 2The Toe . . . W.O.H.S. . . . Yankees . . . Maplecrest, N. J. . . . Big Pete and his Pontiac . . . Pigeon and his suedes . . . 2:50 bell . . . I.B.M.F. Club. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2 . . . Knights 3,4 . . . Valiant 2 . . . Valley Voice 3,4 . . . Dramatics . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . League of Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Baseball. JOHN FRANCIS WALSH PI 8-7087 8 Westcott SL, Bloomfield Holy Name, E. 0. CLASSICAL 2Jack7 Ambition: To succeed FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . The Hedge . . . Ollie and Monk . . . Stanzialeis . . . Parties . . . Ivory Ed . . . Mike . . . Rizzo . . . Sports. , ACTIVITIES: League of the Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4 . . . Sodality 1,2 . . . Knights of the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3 . . . Foot- ball 3,4. 44WHY DO I LOVE YOU . . . AND WHY SHOULD THERE BE TWO AS HAPPY AS KATHLEEN MORLEY AND EDWIN SCHERER'.W Maybe the girls near Judith Campbell and Elaine Zeller could tell us the answer. If not, surely Carol Polakowski and Susan Domalewski are inviting you to listen to their musical explanation. Danube . . , None w'd'k God for one day 15 such a wonderftn sen'tor privnege . . . the JHH1OI' hancheoh . . . Sophomore trip . . , Freshman graduaHon breakfast . . , a FINAL SAD RDIEU BUT 0H! SUCH MEMORIES OF YOU . . . AND YOU . . . AND YOU. BEVERLY JOAN ZBUSKA LI 6-1988W 182 Walnut St., Livingston St. Philomena CLASSICAL 41Bev Ambition: College FAVORITES: 7cc1s 81 lcp . . . Johnny . . . Dad . . . Carol . . . Moppy . . . I.D. . . . the Shore. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1,2 . . . French Club 4, Secretary 4 . . . Valiant 2,3,4 . . . Valley Voice 3,4 . . . Dramatics 3 . . . Twirlers 3-4, Co-captain 3 . . . Dilettante 3,4, Vice- President 4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Handmaids 3,4. BARBARA HOPE ZECCA ES 5-1624 181 Tuxedo Pkwy., Newark Immaculate Heart of Mary BUSINESS 44Barlf1 Ambition: To be happy FAVORITES: Mom and Dad . . . Carol and Mary Jo . . 3rd period . . . 415211 . . . Showboat . . . Pat Boone. ACTIVITIES: Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament 3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Valiant 4 . . . League Of Sacred Heart 1,2,3,4. ELAINE CATHERINE ZELLER OR 3-0822 . iUknion St., Orange Our Lady of the Valley BUSINESS 44Elaine1, Ambition: 300 words in 44Steno,1 F VORITES: Mom and Dad . . . B.Y.C. . . . The Gang 6,.. Singing . . . Blue Bomb . . . That Certain Summer . . . 44The Fountain . . . SH. Dances . . . that party . . . 5 0w Boat,s Ellie. ACTIVI IES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 . . . ' 1,2,3,4 . . . Fashion Show l,2,3,4 . . . Dilettante 4. ?gftERINE M IMA PI 3-9050 6 Baldwinn$fy loomfield St. Valentine BUSINESS Ambition: To get my M.R.S. . . . Manasquan . . . Linda . . . Mary . good times with 410G? . . . Handmaids 4 . . . Valley . . . Dramatics 3,4 . . . Latin Pawns THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS ALOYSIUS BOLAND, S.T.D. MOST REVEREND MARTIN W7. STANTON, S.T.D. MOST REVEREND WALTER W. CURTIS, S.T.D. RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR JOHN J. FEELEY REVEREND FRANCIS F . BOLAND REVEREND WILLIAM J. OTTO REVEREND THOMAS OIEARY MONSIGNOR CORNELIUS BOYLE REVEREND JOHN FAHY REVEREND WILLIAM J. HEINE Mrs. Victor Arnold Miss Alice Bailey Mrs. Helen Baker Mr. and Mrs. Harry Banker Joan, Pat and Tom Banker Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Barry Mrs. Edgar Bergen Mr. Patrick Boland Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bologna Kurt Borowsky Mr. and Mrs. Richard Borowsky J ames Boswell Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buckelew Mrs. Michael Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Callahan Mrs. Joseph Campbell The Campbell Girls 54, 555 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Capik Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Castellano Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cerone The Chalus Family Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ciamillo, Jr. Adelaide Cirielli Mrs. Elizabeth M. Condron Mr. and Mrs. Charles Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Connolly Mrs. Mary Coty Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Creenan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Joseph Cullen Mrs. M. D Alessandro Mr. and Mrs. B. D And1'ea Mr. and Mrs. A. DeMello Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dempsey Mrs. R. DeRogatis Mr. and Mrs. George Dillon Mrs. Joseph Domalewski Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Daugherty Joseph Dudek Mary Dudek Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Fargnoli Mr. and Mrs. James Fennessy Mr. and Mrs. James A. Flynn, Jr., 52 William T. Flynn 54 Robert Flynn 55 Richard J. Flynn 57 Frank Ford Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Freda Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Calla Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Geiger Mr. Raymond Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Gerraty Mr. and Mrs. John Cerrish Mr. Hugh T. Gillen Mr. and Mrs. James Ginly Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glazier Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Golembeski Mary M. Gonter Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gruchaez Mr. and Mrs. George Haarlander Florence and Margaret Hammer Mr. and Mrs. John Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. Peter Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hasior Mrs. Irene Hedden Mr. and Mrs. Michael Herce Mrs. Lee Hoeven Mr. and Mrs. John Horkan Mr. and Mrs. Edward X. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ippolito, Jr. '. and Mrs. C. Johnbroer . and Mrs. Stanley Kanach '. and Mrs. John F. Kane Ann M. Koch . and Mrs. Henry Konicki . and Mrs. Joseph Kopechne . and Mrs. Philip Kranzmann . and Mrs. Albert Kress '. and Mrs. James LaHerty . and Mrs. Thomas Lally . Catherine C. Leonard . and Mrs. John Lone . and Mrs. James J. Maker and Mrs. Matthew J. Mahon . Anna Malia . and Mrs. Albert McGrath . and Mrs. Terence McHugh . and Mrs. John Menchin Patmm Mrs. B. Midtgaard Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morahan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson Mrs. Robison . - . ' M 1 Mr and M15 James or ey Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rose Mary Morley 954 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Russell Mr. and Mrs. William Morton Mr. and Mrs . J. Sacewicz Mr. Daniel Mulvihill Mr. and Mrs. L. Santanen Miss Mary Mulvihill Mr. and Mrs. Harold Saul Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sautto Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Catherine Murtha and Mrs. H. J. Myers and Mrs. Patrick J. Neilan and Mrs. Robert Ochs Margaret 0 Donnell and Mrs. Frank O Hara and Mrs. Arthur Pech and Mrs. Gerard Penta and Mrs. John Picarell and Mrs. Nicholas Pietropinto and Mrs. Edward Piotrowski David Pleva ,56 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pleva and Mrs. Walter Polakowski Henry Prendergast, Sr. and Mrs. George Quigley and Mrs. Francis Quinn and Mrs. Thomas Quinn and Mrs. Frederick Reeves Helen C. Reilly Mrs. Walter Reilly Ridgeview Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Dan Savage Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Scherer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shannon Shultz Auto Service Mrs. G. P. Schuster Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan Alfred Timinski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Tirrell Toast of the Town Pizzeria Mr. and Mrs. Edward Topar Edward Topar, Jr. Gene Tortoriello Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Travers Mr. and Mrs. William Tully Mrs. C. V. Ucciardi Mr. and Mrs. Christian Ulrich Mr. and Mrs. William Ulrich Mrs. Anne Vreeland Mr. Emil Zbuska Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Zecca Mr. and Mrs. William J. Zeller Mrs. Eva Zima yuniar Patrons CLASS OF 57 Katherine Alcamo Rosemary Amberg Mary Barry Mary Lou Burns Alice Campbell Joanne Candelmo Martin Cifelli Francis Cocuzza Mari lyn Cohrs Veronica Comerford Eileen Coyle Rita Paul Croce Cuccolo Constance Cuva J oan Desch Geor ge Devore June Diebel Kitty Doris Richard Flynn Elaine Glazier Thomas Greelish Judy Hadden Ruth Husvar Mary Keane Carol Kernan Dolores Kloss Margaret Levens John Longo Ronald Lo Russo Julius Lukawitz Carol Mafull Rosemary Malady Carol McArdle Sandra McNeal Eileen Murphy Michael Murray John Nash Thomas O,Connor Jane Orme Anthony Pecoraro Janice Picarell Ann Placco Kathy Reilly Joan Rostiac Ralph Sabatino John Smith Mary Ann Ucciardi Ann Vaugh Jane Woznik Carol Ziegler SECTION 1A Helen Bailly Joseph Battiato Joseph Bilby John Buoye Carolyn Chiechi Eileen Cohrs Frank Cocco Marie Devore Joseph Farrelly Thomas Finnegan Gloria Gaipa Mary Gekle Anne Marie Gist Ruth Glashausser Richard Creelish Gerard Hug James Kennedy Judith Lemongello Louis Luciani Claire Lyon Martin Stanley Robert Maurillo Frances McHugh Michael McNulty Michael Mohs Kathleen Murphy Mary Lou Musheno James Nash Joseph Norton John O,Brien Gwendolyn Ochs Maryanne O Shaughnessy Dominick Pasquale Fred Perruso Kathleen Reilly Harry Stewart Judith Tyminiski Thomas Waldron Robert Winter Kenneth Zeiss SECTION 13 Maryanne Arel Thomas Bohsen Rosanne Carrino Philomena Castellano Rita Ann Cesareo Rosema'ry Ciccone Susan Cody John Colaiacovo George Elkis Richard Ford John Calante Edward Hermann Paul Ippolito Patrick Jenkins Sharon Kane Robert Kilcourse Junior Patrons Robert King Diane Kingsland Paula Kuczenski Paul Lally Anita Lanfrank Carol Lordi Mary Joan Millner Joanne Mitchell John Nardiello William 0 C0nnell Gregory Pappas George Polifka Dorothy Quarnaccio Paul Rebardo Ronald Robbins James Savage Barbara Schell Elissa Serino Maria Serino Robert Smith Miriam Soley James Tedesco John Vreeland Joseph Webb John Wiest Andea Wyolendowski Cassandra Zukowski SECTION IC John Arnold Thedore Baron Patrick Belott Kathleen Ann Burns Mary Ellen Buttner Elisse Cade Charles Callahan Lawrence Cece Sharon Ciamillo George D,Alois Diane Deary Catherine Dillon Patrick Flaherty Irma Fortier Daniel Galante Florence Grosso Irene Cruchaez Walter Guzzo John Heiszer Richard Hengos John Hynes David Jones Mary Kelly Patricia Kimble Patricia La Boda Joseph Lanfrank Robert Levien Anthony Moreno Francis Murray Eileen Naughton James Norton Patrick Parkhouse Henry Prendegast James Rhatican Virginia Rimback Mary Ann Romeo William Schmidt Patricia Sheyka Annette Szumaski Charles Stephens Barbara Williams Patricia Williams SECTION 1D William Allen Peter Belott John Berberich Gabriel Caputo Kathleen Cohrs William Cullen Lucille D Amato Carol Dorp Betty Doyle Thomas Drury Dennis Farmer Marie Freda . Saverio Fresco Edward Canning Frank Giambattista Margaret Hanlon Richard Hannon Ruth Harrington Denis Higgins Robert Kittredge Gregory Kliminski John Kolster John Lanza Mary Lariccia William McGreevy Charlotte Pizzi Arthur Plumstead John Rappaport Vincent Reid Frank Rich Lois Rizzi John San Giacomo Ellen Scanlon Caroline Wallace Kathleen Weiser Richard Wright Stephanie Yasko Ralph Zampetti Richard Sequine SECTION 2A Adrienne Andriolo William Bailey Martin Balassone Patrick Brady Joseph Bross Noel Burke iuniar Patrons Ronald Burlich Gloria Byrne Marianne Carlson Susan Celi Mary Cicurella Jeanne Columho Robert D Amico Judith Dato Lawrence Falcon Michael Franchino Karl Freier Mary Lou Hasior Peter Killeen Linda Lengyel Thomas Luciano Ellen Maher Peter Mahon Robert McDonnell Peter McElroy Francis McKee Carmine Melillo Nicholas SanFilippo Joanne Schwoebel Lawrence Stanley Patricia Studerus Anthony Tedesco James Tierney Barbara Winter Margaret Woisard SECTION 2B Joanne Altiere Patricia Brady Judith Brighton Daniel Cappiello Franklin Caputo Richard Chapman Robert Coscia Joan Davenport Mary Devaney Patricia Dillon James Donnelly Janet Dourney Sharon Dowd Carol Doyle Elizabeth Dyer Robert Gauvain Gail Gilbertson John Gillen Donald Grickowski Ronald Guensch William Hackett Mary Hawley James Howard Patricia Kenyon Robert King Patrick MacWalters Edward Malone Thomas McArdle Rose Mola John O Neill Francis Refinski David Reidinger Josephine Ryan Walter Scudder Philomena Serino Paul Surinski Veronica Szymanski Rosemary Vitlerite Paul Westerfield Julian William Diana Ziegler Beverly Monica SECTION 2C Dolores Altiero Eleanor Bator Carol Biondi Patricia Bologno Anne Check Nicholas Corvino Dennis Crilly Thomas Devine Maria Daugherty John Garrigan Carol Gayliardo Eileen George George Coward Hartley Graudorf Margaret Harrington Paul Hermes Alphonse Juliano Ann Kelly Wayne Kidd Josephine Koenig Mary Kukal Charles Lange Paul Leltini Vincent Lynch Thomas Markwith Mary Marshall Eugene Mihalick Ann Mulvaney Nancy O ConVnor Helene Olsen Alice Paz Carol Pepper Nicholas Perella Robert Radecke Ellen Reilly Frank Renner Kathleen Rice Ellen Rogers Janet Schreiner Theodore Stiehl Stanley Tabor Louise Varrone Catherine Wayda Justin Williams junior Patrons SECTION 2D Louis Alsopp George Boutilette Diane Brolz Barbara Burke Patricia Buttor Mary Ann Cohrs Thomas Corvino Damian Costello Paul Cullen Richard Damato John Detore John Dever George Dickscheid Dominic Di Rocco Camille Dominica Thomas Flynn Virginia Foley Ralph Gilchrist Lois Giordano Janice Hajnos Patricia Hobbie Jack Kulzy Carol Lanzara La Verne Lauter Barbara Linfante Joanne Loccisano Josephine Luciano George Lynch John McHale Nancy Meehan Arthur Oswald John Pascale Edward Prill Brian Reid Roger Riggs Theresa Russoniello Harold Saul William Schroeder John Sedlak Robert Gehring Richard Caffrey SECTION 3A Jacqueline Afflito Anne Arnold James Bischolf Virginia Buoye John Carney Loretta Castellano Johanne Chiechi Mary Ciccone Maureen Codey Estelle Cullen James Farrelly Eileen Frieswyk Russell Gartland Elizabeth Haddock Stephanie Hamberger Robert Hladney Richard Howick Thomas Kerr Robert Longo Kathleen Lynch Suzanne Lyons Adeline Maffei Eileen McFarland Joanne Molinaro Joan Mollach Patricia Naughton Patricia Norton Mary OTKourke Isabel Paparello Irene Richards Carol Ann Sexton Richard Schwoebel Robert Stack Mary J. Tasto Edward Toohey John Velcamp Florence Wagner Joseph Whelan Mary L. Williams Joan Wilmott Kenneth Johnston Richard O Neill SECTION 33 Madelyn Brennan Marcia Bryson Marcos Camargo Felix Carpini Jane Carr Joan Codey John Cullen Ann Damato Madeline Devore Robert Doyle Gerald Fleming Richard Furey Elaine Grande Patricia Green Marie Grosso Kathleen Crowney Thomas Husvar Carol Kelly Eileen Klein Mary Koenig Frank Korczukowski Robert Kubick Phyllis La Bruto Concetta Lamberli Margaret Lawless Rita Mafull junior Patrons Anne Maurillo Maureen Morgan Mary Anne Munz Sheila Murray Robert Nittolo Joseph Norton Vito Pizzi Rosemarie Raymond Gail Reynolds Margaret Schuelke John Tracey Geraldine Walsh Teresa Welch James Zeiss Sharon Criqui SECTION 3C Walter Baldwin Joseph Birch James Burns Robert Burns Sheilah Buttor Carol Capron Allan Carobrese Kathleen Condren Thomas Conforti Edmund Cook Lorraine Coty Joann Creran Joanne Curran Edith Davis Maria Del Vecchio Jeanne Discenza Joan Fitzgerald Maureen Gillen Sandra Grosso Thomas Guglielmo Agnes Hines Theresa Keahey Jean Konicki Dorothy Kopyta Edward Lannon Dolores Levens Thomas Macauley Joanne Mancini Patricia OTonnor June Owens Ralph Rizzo Elinor Schaefer Susan Schessler Alice Spitzer Edward Swaboski Irene Tempel Richard Tobin Marilyn Wilson Raymond Zittel SCHOOL RINGS DISTINCTION HENRY GRATTAN STUDIOS 14 WASHINGTON STREET EAST ORANGE NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 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