L 1 Q n 2 i I 5 I 2 1 Il 1 s z E Q. 5 J ,I 1 2 5 Ei WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS BOOK? 0 I A REVIEW OF THE SENIORS AND THEIR ACTIVITIES IN PASSAIC HIGH SCHOOL. Miss CLARA DEGROOT Business Staff Adviser Y - STUBBA MRS, Bektpiciillgdvisei General Sta IT IS a pleasure for us, the Seniors of l94l, to dedicate our yearbook to you, Mrs. Stubba, Miss Manley, and Miss DeGroot. Your unfailing zeal and kindness, shown not only when helping us edit our yearbook but throughout our years in school, will long be remembered. We greatly ap- preciate the time and effort you have so willingly spent that our book might achieve success. 31 Q l TO Miss Marion White, who so generously gave her assistance during the illness ot Miss Manley, we extend our heartfelt thanks, MISS ELAINE MAN L Editorial Staff AdviseEY lille , 4 1 ,1,L1 i. ,. u , A iW' 1 1 v is W o R D John Kieran, Franklin P, Adams, Oscar Levant. Honorable James A. Farley, Guest. The experts are unanimous in expressing their appreciation of the work and the enthusiasm that has gone into the Annual. We hope it is a tre- mendous success and wish to extend the best of luck to all the Seniors who are about to graduate, Sincerely yours, Information, please? Can you tell me where I am? Why, on the first page of the Echo, This edition belongs to the l94l class. What is the 'Echo ? Oh, that's easy. lt's a diary of all the good times the graduates have had during their four years in high school. Just wait till you see the activity section, just crammed with news about our clubs! You'Il never be able to forget our victory over Rutherford in the Thanksgiving game-the write-up is right on the football page. That reminds me: There are some fine pictures in this Echo -and lots of them, too. Why not turn the pages and take a look at our l94l seniors as they appeared to the photographer-dignified and seIf-conscious- and as you've known them-studious or care- free. CONTENTS I. SENIORS II ORGANIZATIONS III ACTIVITIES IV SPORTS V ADVERTISEMENTS PRINCIPAL OLLO A. KENNEDY B.A. Amherstg M.A. Columbia HERE is a new emphasis on all school activity this year. We are urged to strengthen our courses in Physical Education and Vocational work as an aid to National Defense. The pro- posed outcome is to have a bet- ter fundamental physical and mental preparedness for our democratic society. It is hard to distinguish be- tween what is tundamental and sound and what is just a tem- porary expedient in our nation- al progress. The only way to solve our problems is to try continually tor improvement. HEADS CDF ERT L. BLAKESLEE HILDA E, cHiLsoN O D HAGREN ELS l M A. Bucknell Framingham iQY M- DELAN REBA E EATON LUCY vBostoi'1 B A- am 4 DQ artmcnt Head of Home E I LOV Wcwcgtcy ' B-PM Columbia H ad ol Latin D DC 3 Y Conornics 5 A. B.A. Mt. l-lolyokeg M A, altmcu C . D l mem german MA. Columbia twcnch DCD vice Principal and Head ot HCM O English Department REBA E.EATON B.A. Mt. l-lolyokeg M.A, Columbia Saphngs Pour down Thy rains on them That inch by inch their roots May pierce the granite cracks Until the mountains fall . . . nil liigli form-ring luilv um' lust 1 Niiriililml into lines! mliisl. Weight low with ice and snow, Wrench them with fearful blast Until their toughened fibers hold Secure in fiercest storm . . . frlilli is victor om-r Iivs 1114! riylllvrlllsllvss u'urfopa flu' stems. Then steep in glorious sun, Bring each new bud to flow'r, Let song birds choir on high White flocks lie cool in shade . . Il!1 YIIUTFY, IN'Ul'0, llllf' lull' KIIPTKIV, IIN Tliv uuiii will is all nivn's guiirlv. DEPARTMENTS VICE-PRINCIPAL 55 Vi it M T vioLA M. sToKES d GRA5iCwb'lfLfF'ftD BM2f5':Ai.szE.ef r31Q3E3mb'a G es ey ' ' ' Head of Head f MARIAN N. RACE . Head Of MA 'ai Spanish Depgrfmenf Big-xA.iftL?wnEnCe: Science Department BVAYVCZHSTH-ES ggrgiarrwggim LENA WARE . . ci um ia M-A N esley: He dof ' - Y. u, Ph.B. Syrac History Separtment Mathemazgsfflgof M.A. Norfhwgsteern Italian eparfmenf JESSIE B. BURNETT Skidmore Physical Education PENFIELD O, DALES B.S. Uniong M.A., N. Y. Teachersg Ph,D., N. Y. U. Personnel and Mathematics MATTHIAS S. MILLER N. Y. Teachers Mechanical Drawing STEPHANIA MAKSYM GERTRUDE D. KING Wellesley Physical Education ELIZABETH L. PARTRIDGE B.A. Bostong M.A., N. Y. U. Personnel and English WILLIAM C. WOODS B.S., N. J, State Teachers College at Newark Shop MARIE SAXER AMASA A. MARKS N. Y. N. S. P. E, Physical Education Q5 LENORE STEPHENS B.S. and M.A. Columbia Art RAYMOND PICKETT Arnold School of Physical Education Physical Education CLAYTON P. STEVENS A.B. Amherstg M.A. Columbia Music WE PROUDLY PRES RUTH H. THOMAS AW' ALTI E J, SCHOOLEY Ph.B. Syracuseg M.A. Columbia Librarian Speech and English HF' DOROTHY CROWL EY GW J EAN GONSIOROWSKI Clerk Clerk Substitute Clerk Substitute Clerk RUTH L. ADAMS B.S. Middlebury Science RULAND ANDERSON B.A. Lafayetteg M.A. Columbia Mathematics JOHN E. BOWES MARION G. BRITTEN B.A. Fordhamg M.A. Montclair B.A. Syracuse Commercial HISVOVY ENT OUR FACULTY LA 5 FLORENCE BARRIOS M.A. University of Chile Science and Spanish JESSICA E, BATES . Ph.B. Vermontg M.A. Columbia Latin FRANCES M. BROWN LOUISE A. BROWN B.S. Peabodyp M.A. Columbia Columbia English Commercial PETER CANNICI MARY H. CARD MURIEL CASHELL MARGARET M. CASKEY B.S. Tusculurn B.A. Boston B.A. and M.A., N. Y. U. B.A. Mt. Holyoke Science Spanish English English ,4-fr EDSON E. CLARK FLORA E. CLARK LOUISE S. CROCKER ETHEL CUNNINGHAM B.S. St. Lawrenceg B.S. Boston B.A. Mt. Holyoke A.B. Syracuse MAS Columbia Commercial German and English English ciencc FRANCES E, DALES A.B. Syracuse History HELENA F. DENFELD B.A. Wellesley Commercial .li CHARLOTTE E. GODFREY B.A. Wcllesleyg M.A. Columbia Mathematics IRENE L. HAPGOOD B.B.A. Bostong M.A., N. Y. U. Commercial CLARA DE GROOT A.B. Montclair English MAUDE E, DEAN PRISCILLA M. DEATON A,B. Syracuseg M.A. Columbia A.B. Batesg M.A. Columbia English Spanish NORA B. GILSON REBECCA J, ESTEY B.A. Batesg M.A. Boston U. B.A. Boston English PASSAIC SENIOR LUCINA A, ELLMES B.B.A. Boston Commercial Commercial RUDOLF E, GRAF HELEN M. HALL ESTHER L, HANCE M.E. Stevens Institute of B.S. SyracusegM.A. Middlebury B.A, lndianag M.A. Illinois Technologyg M.A. Teachers English English College Columbia Mathematics GRETA I. HOWES MICHAEL HUDAK JENNIE JAFFE BS, in C. E., N. Y. Teachersg BS., N. Y. U.g M.A. Columbia B.A. Montclair M,B,A., N. Y. U. Commercial History Commercial HAZEL F. JENSEN B.A. Californiag MA. Columbia Home Economics PEARL KLINE GERTRUDE E. KRANZ B.S, Trenton B.A. Wellesley Commercial Mathematics T58 MIRIAM LIEBERMAN MARGARET LODOR LOUISE MCCANN B.A, Montclair B.S., N. Y. U. B.S., N. Y. U. History Commercial English I-IIGI-I SCHOOL MABELLE D. LEA B.A. Mt. Holyoke M.A., N. Y. U. History 2 1 CLARA E. MACOMBER B.A. Boston University French ELAINE MANLEY , JAMES MESSINEO EVELYN MESSINGER MIRIAM S. MONROE B.A. Sf. Lawrence Bach. of Acct'sg B.C.S. Riderg B.S., N. Y. U. B,A. Wheaton English Ed. of M., Rutgers Commercial English Commercial ANNE L, PERKINS MOLLIE POPKIN EDNA G. PUQLLEN CELIA RABINOWITZ B.A. Maine B.S., N, Y. U.g M.A, Columbia B.A,, N. Y. Teachers College BA, Montclair English Home Economics Commercial French JENNIE QT. RICE FLORENCE P. RICHARDSON PAULINE R. ROSEBROOK ELIZABETH M. SCHUTT tice . A.B. Boston Plattsburgj BS, N. Y. U. A.B. Cornell Commefclal SDEVNSIW Commercial Science HELEN H. Sl-IARTLE BEATRICE M. STUBBA MYRTLE H. WATERFALL MARION L. WHITE BA Wilson M.A. Columbia B.A. Bucknell B.A. Boston A.B, Cornellg M.A. Columbia French English Science English HARRIET L. BOYCE B.A. Wellesleyg M.A. Radcliffe History ALFRED E. EHRHARDT B A. Holy Cross English I-IARRIET C. LARKEY B.C.S. Rider Commercial VIRGINIA MCMASTER B.A. Wheatong M.A. Columbia History IQ!-I-I WILLIAM E, McMASTER B.A., M.A. Middlebury History ANNA MCNAMARA B.A. Smithg M.A. Columbia Commercial MARION D. MILLER AB. Radcliffe English GRACE RANDALL B,A, California M.A. Columbia Safety PAULINE STAFFORD B.S. and M.A. Columbia Science PAULINE STEWARD B.B.A. Bostong M.S. Columbia Commercial JENNIE N, MESSINEO Assistant Librarian MABEL CAYAN Pianist EILEEN REARDON Clerk IN LOVING MEMORY OF MISS MAY M. BADGER Y . , .'.,. . Q, .. ., Who Are Cur SENICRS? JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS SAUL LEVINE HOWARD ISENBERG Vice- BARBARA CONSTANTINE ANN LYNCH Preswdent Presndent Secretary Treasurer 1 ,nf Rita B. Adler Commercial Dramatics Club, Pirates of Penzance , Chorus, Repre- sentative, Penny Ard. Eastman School Dorothea Elizabeth Anderson General French, Dramatics, Latin, and History Clubs, lnterclass De- bating, Editorial Staff, Echo , Committee, Junior and Senior Proms, Represen- tative, Penny Aid and Hill- top Star. Katherine Gibbs Ola Florella Allen General President, Acme Club, Pro- gram Committee, Home Eco- nomics Club, Latin, History, Dramatics, and Tri-Y Clubs Representative, Red Cross Chorus. Freedmarfs Nursing School Mary Arangio General Home Economics Club, Rep- resentative, Red Cross, Rc- treshment Committee, Italian Club, Karin Abrahamsson General Home Economics, Dramatics, and History Clubs, Corres- ponding Secretary, Tri-Y Chorus. Lawrence Abrams General History and Latin Clubs, Committee, French Club, ln- terclass Basketball, Refresh- ment Committee, Junior Prom, Representative, HilI- top Star and Penny Aid, Usher, Open House. New York University Alfred Ayoub General French and Phy-Chem Clubs, Interclass Track and Basket- ball, Costume Committee, June Mad , Representative, Red Cross. Ohio State Sally Baker General Dramatics and Home Econo- mics.Clubs, Secretary, Pen- ny Aid, Costume Committee, You Can't Take lt With You , Representative, Red Cross and Penny Aid. Scudder Secretarial School Jeanette Babirad General Chorus, Mikado , Pirates of Penzance, Margaret Batesko Commercial Dramatics Club, Representa- tive, Hilltop Star. Pratt Institute Cornelius Bell, Jr. General Interclass Track. New York Night School of Drafting Nettie Berger General Latin, History, Debating, and Dramatics Clubs, Chorus, Pirates of Penzance , Pin- afore , Costume Committee, You Can't Take It With You.'f Ohio State Harriet Bischoff General Tri-Y and Home Economics Clubs, Cheer Leader, Repre- sentative, Penny Aid and Red Cross. Jeanne Adele Blackwood General Latin, Dramatics, Debating, and History Clubs, lnterclass Debating, Refreshment Com- mittee, French Club, Music Committee, Junior Prom, Ring and Pin Committee, Editorial Staff, Echo , Rep- resentative, Hilltop Star and Red Cross. New Rochelle Albert Blackman General Latin Dramatics, and Stamp Clubs, Football, Representa- tive, Hilltop Star. Stanley Blank General Latin, French, and Slide-Rule Clubs, Decorating Committee, Junior Prom. Lambert Berkenbush General Leonard Bindelglass Technical Slide Rule and Phy-Chem Clubs, Varsity Baseball, ln- terclass Basketball and Track. dw as rms Sidney Berkowitz General Debating Club, Representa- tive, Penny Aid and Red Cross, Cross Country Team. New York University School of Commerce Dorothy Bernice Birman General French, Home Economics, De- bating, and Tri-Y Clubs, Chorus, Representative of Penny Aid, Red Cross, and Hilltop Star , Refreshment Committee, Dramatics Club. Burrough's Business School Simon H. J. Bobroysky Genera! Secretary, Aero Clubj Radro Club. David Braverman General Tennisg Interclass Track. New York Unrycrsity Anne Bracken General Dfakc's Bosrness School Jean Breitman General Chorus. Marv Bllfiak Nicholas AHHTONY Anthony Catanzaro Esther Cheren Cannala . General General Commercual General Seymour Cipnick General Bandg Orchestrag Representaa tive, Red Cross and Penny Aid. New York University Italian Clubg lnterclass Bas- Hlsfory Club. kelballr Thomas Joseph Coffey General Varsuly Football. Samt Benedicfs Preparatory School Irma Cohen General Treasurer and Secretary, Pen- ny Aid, Dramatics and Home Economics Clubs, Refresh- ment and Decorating Com- mittees, Junior Prom, Rep- resentative of Hilltop Star , Red Cross, and Penny Aid, Barnet Memorial Hospital Michael A. Condouris General Barbara Beecher Constantine General Secretary, Senior Class, Sec- retary, Dramatics Club, Treas- urer, German Club, History and Debating Clubs, Inter- class Debating, June Mad , Assistant Coach, You Can't Take It With You , Stage Committee, Mikado , Chair- man, Junior Prom, Represen- tative, Hilltop Star, Colby Junior College Frances Creed General Acme Club. Wim Angelina Joan Cormaci General Italian, Dramatics, and Home Economics Clubs, Library Helper, Pirates of Pen- zance , Pinafore , Mika- do i Usher, Trial by Jury. bv.: Sophie Cohen General Home Economics Club. Eastman Secretarial School Vera Anne Conrad General 'Pirates of Penzance , 'Pinafore , Mikado, Ida Marie Corrubia Fannie Cousoulig General Italian and Home Economics Home Economics Club Clubs. ' Milton A. Dauber Classical Secretary, Latin Club, Vice- President, Debating Club, French, History, and Phy- Chem Clubs, Varsity De- bating, Cross Country, Pub- licity Committee, Senior Play, Publicity Committee, Junior Prom. Chicago University Chester Charles De Commercial Italian Club. Sidney A. Dubnoff Normal Latin and French Clubs. Pennsylvania State College Luca Estelle Dobrow General Spanish, Home Economics, and Dramatics Clubs, Pub- licity Committee, June Mad , Property Committee, Bachelor Born , Representa- tive, Hilltop Star. Newark School of Fine and Industrial Arts Cora Edwards General President, Acme Club, Latin and History Clubs. Fiske University Joseph M. Dauenhauer Juliette Lucia d L' e lgny General General Latin Club, Usher, Open Italian and French Clubs House. Orchestra, 'Mikado , Usher Open I-louse. A. Harold Erickson Walter Fenkanyn Commercial General Harold Carhart Ferris, Jr. Lillian Ferruzza General Commercial Stage Committee, June Italian Club, Mad. David William Fick General French and Debating Clubs, Manager, Football, Assistant Manager, Baseball, Execu- tive Committee, German Club, Publicity Committee, Senior Dance, Reporter, Hill- top Star. Rutgers YUHUD-M Edward John Gelok Commercial Richard William Ginsburg General Dramatics, Radio, Photog- raphy, French, and Latin Clubs, Mikado , Stage Com- mittee, You Can't Take It With You , Costume Com- mittee, June Mad , Repre- sentative, Hilltop Star , Decorating Committee, Junior Prom. Saul Fischler General Phy-Chem and Latin Clubs. Virginia Geren General Committee, Home Economics Club, Dramatics and Photo- graphy Clubs. Myra R. Glass General French, History, Dramatics, and Home Economics Clubs, Pinatore , Pirates of Pen- zance , Have you Anything to Declare , Decorating Com- mittee, Junior Prom, Repre- sentative of Red Cross, Pen- ny Aid, and Hilltop Star. Josephine Francaviglia General President, Tri-Y, President, Home Economics Club, Dra- matics Club, Pirates of Penzance , Pinafore , Mi- kado , Representative, Pen- ny Aid and Hilltop Star , Decorating Committee, Junior Prom, Candy Committee, June Mad. Joe Thomas Galliano General Ruth Friedman Commercial Treasurer and Executive Com mittee, Spanish Club, Drama tics and Debating Clubs Spanish Medal. Eastman Secretarial School Margaret Ann Geene General Mikad0. 1' Benjamin Goldberg General President, History Club, French, Dramatics, Debating, and Phy-Chem Clubs, You Can't Take It With You , What a Lite. Missouri School ot Journalism Sidney Gordon General Mikado , June Mad , Pro- gram Committee, Committee, Junior Prom, Usher, Open House. Eddie Greenwald Augustus Greman General General Cross Country, Ruth Arlene Gruber General Orchestra, Representative, Penny Aid, French Club. Sidney H. Groch General Dramatics, Debating, History, Spanish, and French Clubs, Feature Writer, Hilltop Star , Mikado , Trial by Jury , Orchestra, Lloyd Goldberg Technical Latin, Dramalics, Slide-Rule, Aero, and Debating Clubs, Curse You, lack Dalton , Track, lnterclass Basketball, Decorating Committee, Junior Prom, Business Committee, You Can't Take lt With You , Representative, Hill- top Star, Phyllis Rosemarie Grasso General Home Economics Club, Cho- rus, Entertainment Commit- tee, Italian Club, Usher, Open House, Representative, Hill- top Star and Red Cross. m Rose Groudan General John Hakun General David G. Hambrighr General Dramatics, Latin, and German Clubsg Property Committee, Bachelor Born g Representa- tive, Penny Aid and Red Crossp Band Twirlerg Usher, Open House. Joseph Hazonics Normal History Clubg Bandg Co-Cap- tain, Tennisg Usher, June Mad. Dorothy Harvey General Dramatics, Home Economics, Tru-Y,and Acme Clubsg Pi- rates of Pcnzance g Mika- do Norma Gloria Heilshorn General Latin, French, and Tri-Y Clubsg Punafore g Pirates of Penzance. Heidelberg College Bernard A. Heyman General Spanrsh, Dramatrcs, History, and Slide-Rule Clubsg Business Manager, Hilltop Star g Cross Countryg Interclass Track. Georgia Tech Evelyn E. Horesta General Tri-Y, Home Economics, and Dramatics Clubsg Busrness Committee, June Mad. Evelyn May Hoblin William Michael Hoffman General Technical Mikado Slide Rule Clubg Representa- tive, Red Cross and Penny Aid, John Hook General Edward Hurley General Arnold HI-Y. Clara Jacko Commercial T Chorus, Pinafore. ri-Y and Dramatics Club Clarice Josephson General French, History, and Spanish Clubs. 52 Stanley Jacukiewicz, Jr. General Interclass Basketball, Track, Stage Committee, June Mad. Harold Kermit Justesen General Vice-President d an Secretary, Arnold l-li-Y, Captain, Cross Country, Manager, Basket- ball, Football, Track, Stage Committee, June M d ' 3 . Representative, Penny Aid. Hermenia Husar General German Club. Howard lsenberg General Vice-President, Senior Class June Mad , Band, Chair man of Publicity Committee Junior Prom, Debating Club Representative, Hilltop Star l Orchestra. William and Mary Jack Kahn General Band, Chorus, Chairman of Decorating Committee, Junior Prom, Committee, Senior Dance. New York University George David Kanter General Latin, Spanish, and History Clubs, Refreshment Commit- tee, Junior Prom, Ring and Pin Committee, Cross Couri- try, Usher, Open House. University of North Carolina I Ruth Kalin General Dramatics and Latin Clubs Refreshment Committee Spanish Club. Jean Kantor General French, Dramatics, History, and Home Economics Clubs' Usher, Open House. New York University Charlotte Karpen General Charlotte S. Kasdin General History Latin, De- French, , Dating, and Dramatics Clubs, ' P ny Aid. Debating, Dramatics, History, and French Clubs, Represen- tative, Red Cross. Representative, en Scudder Ruth M. Klein General Executive Committee, French and Debating Clubs, Senior lnterclass Debating, Photog- raphy Staff, Echo , Repre- sentative ot Penny Aid, Red and Hilltop Star , Cross, History Club, Property Com- mittee, June Mad. Philadelphia Museum School of Industrial Art Maryan Joseph Kobylarx General French and History Clubs, President, Blue l-li-Y, Inter- class Basketball, Costume Committee, June Mad , Usher, Open House. Stella Knurowski General Re resentative, Red Cross, D Chorus. Claire Konold General D matics, Home Economics, ra and Tri-Y Clubs, Representa tive, Penny Aid. University of Maryland Lillian Katz Commercial Lorraine Kessler Commercial Harold Alan Kessler Normal History, Dramatics, and La- tin Clubsg lnterclass Basket- her Hilltop ball, Photograp , ' Committee, Star , Music Junior Prom, Publicity Com- mittee, June Mad , You Ca n't Take lt With You. Bucknell University Harold Edward Kievit General June Mad. Newark Tech its ,,,,,, Joseph Kosmider General Stage Commlttee, June Mad, Ruth Kraemer General Marie Kotubi General Emil Kulcsar Commercial Program Commlttee, German Cluhg Flag Bearer, Band. Rutgers Casimir Anthony Kuxicki Frank S. La Gala Monroe Lambert G0f1C'Bl Cornmercral General Chorus Spanish, French, and History Lillian Audrey La Poff General Chorus, Typlst, Hilltop Star , Dramatlcs, Spanlsh, and Home Economlcs Clubs, Represen- tative, Penny And, Usher, Open House, Sherwood Buslness School Clubs, lnterclass Track. New York University Natalie Edna Landau General President, Penny Aid, French, Home Economics, History, and Dramatlcs Clubs, Stage Coma mlttee, June Mad , Buss- ncss Committee, You Can't Take lt With You , Decorat- rng Committee, Junior Prom, Photography Staff, Echo Newark School of Fine and Applied Arts Ruth I. Len General French, Dramatrcs, and Home Economics Clubs, Decorating Commuttee, Junior Prom, Costume Committee, June Mad , Representative, Hull- top Star and Penny And. Paine Hall Sanford G. Levat Technical Latin, Spanish, Photography, History, Debating, Phy-Chem, and Slide Rule Clubs, lnter- class and Varsity Debating, Refreshment Committee, Junior Prom, Representative, Penny Aid and Hilltop Star , Usher, June Mad , Chorus. Sylvia R. Levinson General History, Dramalics, and Home Economics Clubs, Refresh- ment Committee, Junior Prom, Chorus. Saul Levine Technical President, Senior Class, Pres- ident, History Club, President, Debating Club, Latin, Phy- Chem, and Slide Rule Clubs, Reporter, Hilltop Star , Tic- ket Committee, Junior Prom, Representative, HtlltopStar , National Forensic League, Varsity Debating Team, Corn- mittee, Senior Dance. Stevens lnstitute ol Technology Arthur Edward Levy Classical History, Photography, Slide- Rule, and Phy-Chem Clubs, Treasurer, Latin Club, Pub- licity Committee, Junior Prom. Tulane Jil Francine Marion Levy General French, Dramatics, and Latin Clubs, Refreshment Commit- tee, Junior Prom, Represen- tative, Penny Aid and Hill- TOD Star. John Lo Schiavo General History Club, Representative, Penny Aid, Usher, Open House. Dorothy F. Lieberman General Treasurer, Spanish Club, French, History, and Drama- tics Clubs, Chorus, Freshman Reporter, Hilltop Star. Scudder Walter Lissiuk General Photography and Dramatics Clubs, Property Committee, June Mad, Casey Jones Arlene Anne Loede Classical Editor, Hilltop Star , Assist- ant Editor, Echo , VICE- President, Phy-Chem Club, Deb-3f 'lQ Cll-IDI Executive Committee, French Club, Re. ffeshment and Program Com- mittee, Latin Club, Publicity Committee, Junior Prom' COr'nmlTtee, June Madui Representative, Red Crossl Auditorium Pianist, Usher, ODGVI House, D, A, R, Rgpf resentative. Cornell University Ethel D. Lot: General Dramatics and Home Econo- mics Clubs, Representative, Penny Aid, Refreshment Committee, Spanish Club. Rose McCormick Elizabeth McDermott General General Chorus. H ome Economics Club, SHUY MCKSUWI1 Walton E. McMullen COI'T'lmerClal General Tri-YHClub, Candy Commit- President, Junior Class, Dra- Teel June Mad-H matics, History and German Club ' ' s, Trial by Jury , Com- Eastman School mittee, Senior Dance, Co- Manager, Junior Prom, Signa- ture and Property Commit- tee, June Mad , Represen- tative, Hilltop Star and Red Cro ss, Usher, Open House, Ann Lynch Classical President Latin Club' T Robert McCarthy General , , FEBS' Spanish Club, Varsity Foot urer, Senior Class, Editor, ball, lnterclass Track' Com Echo , Assistant Editor Hilltop Star , French and History Clubs, Junior Varsity Debating, Representative, Red Crossg Usher, Open House, Ticket Committee, Junior Prom. mittee, June Mad , University of Florida Evelyn M. McTaggart General Spanish cl an Debating Clubs, Representative, Penny Aid. John Mahon General Marybeth MacCaig General Tri-Y, French, History, Home Economics, and Dramatics Clubs, Chorus, Mikado , Costume Committee J , un Mad ', Representative of Ri-d Cross Pe , nny Aid, and Hill- top Star. E Wanda D. Maksym General Home Economics Club, Rep- resent ' ative, Recl Cross and Hilltop Star. Vincent Malisse Commercial Spanish Club, lnterclass Bas- ketball, Usher, Open House. Howard Marsh Alex Mangel General President, Aero Club, Treas- urer, Radio Club, Slide-Rule and Phy-Chem Clubs, Stage Committee, J une Mad. McDoweIl's Designing School John Raymond Marshall General General Vice-President, Arnold HiAY. Acro Club. Sylvia Martin Mildred A. Massaro General General Home Dramatics, French, and Economics Clubs, Stage Com- mittee, June Mad', Repre- sentative, Red Cross, Mayfair Academy Paula Manley Thom French, Latin, and Debating Clubs, Decorating Commit- tee, Junior Prom. Skidmore Morris Margel General Dramatics Club, lnterclass tative, Basketball' Represen Hilltop Star , Advertising 1, Staff, Echo, Commercial as James Manto Normal Vice-President, Radio Club Anthony Marinaro General ,ns- mv- WA Viola J. Mayer Commercial Alex Miller General Representative, Penny lnterclass Basketball. Mondell Institute Aid Anna Minella Commercial Italian, Home Economics, and Tri-Y Clubs. George Molner General Varsity Track, Football, resentative, Penny And. Georgetown Rep- Mary Merlo General Italian, Tri-Y, and Home Economics Clubs, Orchestra. Rita Miller General Frances Minervini General Secretary, Home Economics Club, Tri-Y and Dramatics Clubs, Representative, Penny Aid and Red Cross. Burrough's Business School Herman Mitnick Imre Molnar General General 5D6f1lSl1 Club- German and Spanish Clubs, I Junior Varsity Track and Pace lI'1SiIl'U1'E. Cross Country, Stephanie Nemec Commercial Tri-Y and Dramatics Clubs, Chorus. I Elva Elizabeth Nethery General Vice-President, Tri-Y Club, Dramatics Club, Lee O'Karma General Home Economics Club, Cho- rus, Typist, Hilltop Star , Representative, H i l I t o p Star. Sherwood R. O'Kuhn General Latin, Debating, and Drama- tics Clubs, Representative, Penny Aid, Decorating Com- mittee, Junior Prom, Busi- ness Committee, You Can't Take It With You. Adelaine Phyllis Pash man General Spanish, Dramatics, and Home Economics Clubs, Representa- tive ot Penny Aid, Red Cross, and Hilltop Star. 613k Ernest J. Osgyan Commercial Band, Representative, Penny Aid. Rebecca Pallay General Home Economics Club, Mi kado. Pearl Oh ringer General Tri-Y, History, and Home Economics Clubs, Representa- tive, Penny Aid and Hilltop Star. Rae Okrent Commercial History and Latin Clubs, Publicity Committee, Band Concert, Publicity Commit- tee, June Mad , Represen- tative, Hilltop Star and Penny Aid, Chorus, Associate Editor and Feature Writer, Hilltop Star. Bernard Pardell Classical French, Slide-Rule, and His- tory Clubs, Executive Com- mittee, Phy-Chem and De- bating Clubs, Varsity Debat- ing, lnterclass Debating, Coach, Senior lnterclass De- bating, Reporter, Hilltop Star , National Forensic Lea- gue, Program Committee, Latin Club. Adelaide Marion Pass General Tri-Y Club, Publicity Com- mittee, Home Economics Club, Library Helper. Frederic Perog General Representatlve, Penny Ardg Trackg Cross Country, Newark College ot Industrial Arts and Sciences Mary Petrik General Home Econornscs Club, Dorothy Peskowitx General Representatrve, H r I I t 0 Star and Penny Ald Paine Hall Jean Virginia Pielka General Home Economlcs and Tru-Y Clubs, Clftorusg Representa- trve of Penny And, Rell Cross anrl Hilltop Stal Emily Paforay General Vrce-Presldent, Penny Ardg Tru-Y, Home Economics, and l-lnstory Clubs, Representa- tlve, Penny Ard and l-llllf top Star g Usher, Open House, Chorus, Cheerleader. Parne Hall Marie L. Post General Spanrsh, Tr:-Y, Hustory, and Dramatlcs Clubs, Treasurer, Home Economics Clubg Rep' resentatlve of Penny Arcl, Hman-p Sm , and Rerl Crossg Charrman, Senror Danceg Commuttee, Junror Prom. Paterson School of Comptometr y Theodore Pych General Momiell Institute Bernard Peres Commercral Manager, Band. Traffrc Managers lnstrtute Robert James Proppe General Spanlsh and Dramatrcs Clubs Drake's Busnness School June H. Rachles General French, Latln, and Spanrsh Clulusg Representatuve, Penny Amt, Entertainment Cornmlt- tee, Delvatnng Clulv Muriel Rachles Gretta Ramesclorfer General Spanish Club. Scudder General Dorothy Patricia Rutkowski General Spanish and Drarnatics Clubs. Sara Annette Samrnarco General Drarnatics, Italian, Home Eco- nomics, and History Clubs. Stephie J. Sadrakula General Home Economics Club, Rep- resentative, Penny Aid, Robert D. San Filippo, Jr. General Slide-Rule Club, Band, Or chestra. Casey Jones Lillian Rochberg General History, Latin, and Drama- tics Clubs, Representative, Hilltop Star , Usher, You Can't Take lt With You, Paine Hall Elinor Phyllis Rosenberg General Home Economics Club, Pina fore , Pirates of Penzance Mikado , Decorating Com mittee, Senior Dance, Phyllis M. Romano Commercial Dramatics Club, Treasurer, Italian Club, Pinafore g Representative, H i l l t o p Star. Eastman Mary Grace Russo General Drarnatics and Tri-Y Clubs, Advertising Committee, June Mad , Mikado, -110 sw jb- Margaret Scerbak Commercial Spanish Club. Estelle Schepps General French, History, Debating, and Dramatics Clubs, Re- freshment Committee, Junior Prom, Representative, Hill- top Star and Penny Aid. Sam Schlyen Technical Vrce-President, History Club, Debating, Aero, Phy-Chem, French, and Latin Clubs, Rep- resentative, Red Cross and Penny Aid, Pinafore , Pi- rates of Penzance. Robert Schwartzbard General Debating, Spanish, and Dra- matics Clubs, Band, Sala- magundin, Cartoonist, Hill- top Star. Elaine Schatz Normal Secretary, Phy-Chem Club, Debating, Latin, French, and Dramatics Clubs, Business Staff, Hilltop Star , Senior lnterclass Debating, Ring and Pin Committee, Library Helper. Jersey City Medical Center Muriel Schiffman Normal Secretary, History Club, Sec- retary and Vice-President, German Club, lnterclass and Junior Varsity Debating, Pro- gram Committee, Latin Club, Reporter, Hilltop Star , Or- chestra, Editorial Staff, Echo , Properties Commit- tee, June Mad , Decorat- ing Committee, Junior Prom, Beverly Schneider Paul Schneider Normal Classical Executive and Refreshment Latin, History, and Debating Committee, Spanish Club, Clubsi Feature Wlllef, Hill- French, Home Economics, TOD Star. History, Dramattcs, and De- bating Clubs. Syracuse Llniversrty 5 Represcntative, Red Cross New Jersey College for Women Burton Schuman General Debating Club, Mikado , Varsity Track, Captain, Cross Country, Decorating Committee, Junior Prom, ln- terclass Basketball. Traphagcn Olivia Scussel Commercial Tri-Y Club, Carrie R. Shapiro General Spanish, Latin, and Drarnatics Clubs, Properties Committee, You Can't Take It With You , Representative, Hill- top Star. Paine Hall Israel Sinofsky General President, Aero Club, Radio Club. R. C. A, Institute of New York Rebecca Slotky General Spanish, History, Drarnatics, and Home Economics Clubs, Ticket Committee, Junior Prorrii Chorus. Wilfred Academy Frank Sperlaui General FOOtball. Raymond J. Smaha Grace Eileen Smith General Classical Latin, French, Dramatics, History, and Slide-Rule Clubs, Promptcr, June Mad , Decorating Commit- tee, Junior Prom, Gladys Sidlovsky General Latin, French, Drarnatics, and History Clubs, Publicity Committee, Junior Prom. Pennsylvania State College Eileen Skonieczny General Tri-Y, Spanish, and Drama- tics Clubs: Chorus. William Sondey General Casey Jones George Stanchak General History Club, Football' Inter Peter Alan Super General Debating Club Re re , p senta- tive, Hilltop Star, John Szczucki General History and German Clubs' Stage Committee, June Mad, ? 'x Helen Ruth Swartz General Drarnatics, History, and Home Economics Clubs, Rep- resentative, Penny Aid and Hilltop Star. Paine Hall Betty Szikora General Chorus. Esther Stein Commercial French and Dramatics Clubs, Chorus, Representative, Hill top Star and Red Cross. Phillip Talerico General class Basketball, Representa- tive, Penny Aid and Hill- top Star. Ruth Tanzer General History and Home Economics CI ' ' ubs, Pirates ot Penzance , Mikado , Pinafore , Rep- resentative, Hilltop Star , Library Helper. Shirley M. Steinberg Normal Secretary, Debating Club, Vice-President, Latin Club, French, Dramatics, and His- tory Clubs, Decorating and General Committee, Junior Prom, Photography Staff, Echo , Orchestra, Varsity Debating, Student Coach, ln- terclass Debating, National Speech Tournament, National Forensic League. Rider College Frances Tanzer General Home Economics Club, Pi- rates ot Penzance , Trial by Jury , Pinatore , Mika- do , Library Helper. Arthur Tarlowe General Debating, Dramatics, and La- tin Clubs, Committee, Senior Dance, Committee, Senior Play, Band, Usher, Open House. Julliard School ot Music Olga Maris Terembes General Tri-Y Club, Chorus, Repre- sentative, Red Cross, Costume Committee, Pirates of Pen- zance. Lottie Patricia Tetla General Home Economics Club. 'D' lik, Robert Todd General O Mary Ann Urban General Ticket Committee, June Mad. Salvatore Triolo Technical Stevens Institute of Technology Gladys Madge Valerius General tics and Debating Drama Clubs, Mikado , Decorating Committee, Junior Promp Candy Committee, Spooks. Berkeley Secretarial School Viola Tice General Spanish Club, Chorus, Repre- sentative, Hilltop Star , Candy Committee, June Mad , Typist, Hilltop Star. Paula Tobin General History and German Clubs, Representative, Red Cross. Miriam Tobin Commercial Dramatics, Debating, and His- tory Clubs, Representative of C and Hilltop Star , Red ross, Penny Aid, Committee, June Mad. Richard Todd General Aero and Slide Rule Clubs. Stewart Technical Albert Van Blarcom Technical Treasurer, Phy-Chem Club, French Club, Program Com- mittee, Property Committee, June Mad. Newark College of Englneering Anna G. Vogelzang General Home Economics, History, and Dramatics Clubs, Packard School Rudolph Joseph Wagner General Football. Unlversity of Alabama Margaret Watson General French Club, Music Commit- tee, Junior Prom, Ring and Pin Committee, Business Staff, Hilltop Star , Repre- sentative, Red Cross, Berkeley Secretarial School John Donald Walsh General Representative of Hilltop Star , Penny Aid, and Red Cross, Arnold l-li-Y, Usher, June Mad , Stage Commit- tee, Band Concert, Betty Wa namakcr General Committee, Senior Dance, Decorating Committee, Junior Prom, Publicity Committee, June Mad and Bachelor Born , Property Committee, You Can't Take lt With You , Dramatics Club, Cho- rus, Representative, Rod Cross and Penny Aid. Eleanor Joan Vogel General Tri-Y, Spanish, Home Econo- mrcs, anrl Dramatics Clubs, Representative, l-lilltoo Star and Penny Aid. Nasson College Theresa A. M. Wade Commercial Xcme Club: Chorus. Theodore Warcholik General Louis Weiss General Spanish Club, lnterclass Bas- ketball, Captain, Interclass Cross Country, Varsity Bas- ketball, Cross Country, lntcr- Mural Track, Emily Garner White General H ustory, Spanish, Dramatics, ancl Home Economics Clubs Chorus. New York School of Social Work Seymour Willinski General Evelyn Wifchel Commercial French Club, Representative, Red Cross, Chorus, Pirates of Penzance , Mikado, Julius Wilensky General Debating, Dramatics, and His- tory Clubs, You Can't Take lt With You , June Mad , Leon Zadoff Ed Ziemba Technical General SCCVEVBVY, FV9l vCl1 Club: Pl'1Y' Varsity Cross Country, Track. Chem, Slide-Rule, and His- tory Clubs, Committee, Junior Prom, Band. Newark College of Engineering John Marini Technical Representatlvc, H I I I t o p Star, Temple University Patrick L. Wilson Representative, Penny Aid and Red Cross. Eleanor Zubatch Commercial French and Dramatics Clubs, Representative of Penny Aid, glad Cross, and Hilltop tar. I '.:-'If WI-IO ARE Tl-IE- EMH-Y pATORAy GLADYS SIDLOVSKY ELAINE SCHATZ SAUL LEVINE PHILLIP TALERICO HOWARD MARSH ANN LYN-.IH LEON ZADOFF EM I LY PATORAY STANLEY SLOMA LOTTIE TETLA MARY RUSSO SIDNEY GORDON ARTHUR TARLOWE ANN LYNCH MILTON DAUBER .. .. ..,. ,1.1.:.,. .,.::::- 1 1 -1- '-f: Eff: 11f az :1:f'1 E 2:f:eg1g2g225a22i22aii ': ' ::Z'V f1i ' ' U. ,..,.,. . Who Are Our SENICDRS? JUNE CLASS OFFICERS JOSEPH FISKE ,, ,President MILDRED NACHBAR ,,,.. ,,,... V ice-President BERNARD SATKIN .,,,, ,, ,,,.,, ,Secretary JEROME KOVARS KY, , ,,,,, ,Treasurer Teresa Joanne Amico General Tri-Y, Dramatics and History Clubs, Pirates of Penzance , Mikado , Representative, Penny Aid and Hilltop Star, Drake Business School Emil Andrusko Commercial Veronica Anderson General Francis Anfman Mikado General Margaret Louise Ackman General Dramatics and History Clubs: lt Wasn't Me , How Now Brown Cow , You Can't Take It With You , June Mad , Reporter, Hilltop Star. Joseph Alberfi General Italian Club, lnterclass Bas ketballg Track, Football. Lee Doncourt Arning General Treasurer, Dales Hi-Y, As- sistant Manager, Football, Business Staff, Echo , Man ager, Basketball, Track. University of North Carolina Olga Ashachik Commercial Spanish Club, Ticket Corn- mittee, June Mad , Sub- scription Staft, Echo, Frank Joseph Arvay General Radio and Aero Clubs, Foot- ball. Alice Marie Auerbach General Dramatics Club, Entertain- ment Committee, German Club, Typing Staff, Echo j Usher, You Can't Take It With You. Salvatore Avola General Beatrice B. Berman General Doris Besserman General Spanish Club Secretary, , s History, French, Drarnatlc , and Phy-Chem Clubs, Mu Eleanor M. Baker General French Dramatlcs, and De- ' tye hating Clubs, Execu I Committee, Spanish Club, Chorus, Mikado , Pirates ot Penzance , Patience , Hilltop Representat ive, Star Eastman Secretarial School aw. Dorothea R. Berta General Latlv Cheer leaclev. Margaret Ann Bill General Mi katie , P3TlCI'lCCHj Repre- Pnrates of Penzance , sentatnve, Red Cross. kado , Pirates of Pen- zance , Patience , Refresh! ment Committee, Junior Prom, Edntorual Staff, Echo , ' R resenta- Spanxsh Medal, eo tive, Hilltop Star. Rader College w and Drarnatlcs Clubs: Stanley Baran General Band, Varsity Football. Alliance Tech Mildred Bennington General Decoratlng Cornnvttee, Home Econernlcs Club, Drarnatlcs Club. John Bellini General Vnee-Presldent and Secretary, Aero Club, June Mad , Asslstant Manager and Man- ager, Tennis. Casey Jones Grace Berkowitz General Dramatlcs, French, Latin, and Spanish Clubs, Spanzsh Cer- tlflcate, Refreshment Com mittee Junior Prom, Repre SCl'tl5TllVC, Penny And. vs! Minnie Block General Shirlie Bodner General Pirates of Penzance , Pa- tience , New Jersey All- State Chorus. Max Murry Blumenfeld General Vuce-Presldent, Penny Aid, Musrc Committee, Junior Prom, Publrcnty Committee, June Mad , Flag Bearer of Band. St, John College Emil Robert Bol General Rocco Bonanni General Drarnatmcs, Sllde Rule, and Phy-Chem Clubs, Pnrates of Penzance , Mrkaclo , Pa- tuence , You Can't Take lt Wnth You , Track, Staqe Committee, What a Lute. Stevens lnstltute Walter Bresslour General Lilyan Boss Classical Secretary, Latln Club, Hrs- tory, French, and Dramatrcs Clubs, Executive Committee, Phy-Chem Club, Decoratlng Comrnlttee, Junlor Prom, Re- porter and Representative, l-lrlltoo Star , Chorus. Marie Helen Breisacher Normal Treasurer, Hnstory Club, Soanlsh, Dramatucs, French, and Trl-Y Clubs, Business Commrttee, June Mad , Tic- ket Cornmrttees, You Can't Take lt Wrth You and What A Late , Buslness Manager and Represenative, l-lllltop Star , Spanlsh Cer- trflcate, Usher, Open House. Helen Brennan General History Club, Cheerleader, Usher, June Mad. Lillian Breuer Commercual Subscrlptuon Staff, Echo, Marian Brody Commercial Candy Committee, June Mad , Representative, Hill- top Star, Marjolaine Buerkle Commercial Spanish Club, Pirates of Penzance , Mikado , Rep- represeritatiye, Hilltop Star. Ada Cartwright Vincent James Castiglia Louise Ceccacci General General General Cathryn Josephine Chirichello General President, Tri-Y Club, Home Economics Club, Chorus, Pn- rates of Penzance , Repre- sentative, Penny Aid and Red Cross, Cheerleader, June Mad. Italian Club, Representative, Penny Aid and Hilltop Star. Jane Cecilia Budziejko General General Hospital Virginia Claire Carroll Commercial French and Home Economics Clubs, Candy Committee, June Mad , Editorial Staff, Echo , Reporter, Hilltop Star , Ring and Pin Commit- tee. if Hyman Cherr General Latin, History, and Phy-Chem Clubs, Executive Committee, French Club, Decorating Committee, Junior Prom. Cornell University Virginia Collins General French and Dramatics Clubs, Representative, Red Cross. Ann Maureen Costello M General Jean Crosman General History and Tri Y I - C ubs, Tic- ket Committee, June Mad. -we arion G. Creet General Ann Crozier General Vice-President, Home Econo- mics Club, Dramatics, Span- ish, and History Cl b u sg Mi- kado ' P ' , roperty Committee, You Can't Take It With You and June Mad ' Band' Orchestra, Ring and Pie Com- mittee. George J. Comet General Chorus. Casey Jones Henry Condit Classical Chaplain, Arnold Hi-Y, Latin and Photography Clubs, Edi- torial Staff, Echo, Dorothea Cucci General Vice-President, T '-Y H4 ri ,Drama- tics Cl ' ub, Pirates of Pen- zance , Mikado , Chorus, Cheerleader, Refreshment Committee, Junior Prom. Bergen County Junior College Mildred Dambrosia General Italian and History Clubs, Mikado , Patience , Rep- resentative ot Hilltop Star , Penny Aid, and Red Cross. Gloria Curreri General Refreshment Committee, Ital- ian Clubg Photography and Dramatics Clubs, Usher, Open House, Pinafore , Pirates of Penzance , Representa- tive, Red Cross and Penny Aid, Chorus. Joe Dashko General Varsity Football. Julia Dolores Debiak General Latin and Spanish Clubs, Representative, Hilltop Star g Typing Staff, Echo g Spanf :sh Certificates. John G. Dukich General Trackg Football. Columbia Muriel Jean Eelman General Latin, German, Phy-Chem, and History Clubs. Elizabeth Derenik General Home Economics and Drama- tics Clubs. Jean Dull General Dvamatics and Tri-Y Clubs. Rosella S. Epstein General French, Dramatics, and His- tory Clubs, Chorus, Pirates of Penzance , Patience , Mikado , Representative, Hilltop Star and Red Cross, Photography Staff, Echo , Ticket Committee, Band Con- r Refreshment Commute ce tg tee, Junior Prom. lnterboro lnstltute Norma Deutsch General Spanish, History, and Dra- matics Clubs, Chorus, Rep- resentative, Penny Aid and Red Cross, Publicity Commit- tee, Lite Begins at Sixteen, Bachelor Born, and June Mart. Charles Emil Di Maria General Nicholas James Di Canio General Italian Club, Usher, Open House Hubert Max Dotzauer General French Club. Sylvia Ray Epstein Classical Vice-President, Debating Club, Varsity Debating Squad, As- sociate Editor, Hilltop Star , Latin, French, Phy-Chem, and Slide Rule Clubs, Orchestra, Chorus, Pirates of Pen- zance , Decorating Commit- tee, Junior Prom, Student Coach, lnterclass Debating. Cornell University Mary Fedina General Chorus, Pirates of Pen- zance , Editorial Staff, Echo , Representative, Red Cross, Ruth Rochelle Feinberg Lillian Bette Fingor General General Dramatics and Home Eco- Home Economics Club, Candy nomics Clubs, Usher, You Committee, June Mad , Can't Take lt With You. Representative, Red Cross, Josephine Valerie Florek General Home Economics Club. Decorating Committee, Sen- ior Dance. Joseph Warren Fiske Technical President, Senior Class, Dales Hi-Y, History, and Slide Rule Clubs, Costume Committee, June Mad , Decorating Committee, Senior Dance, Publicity Committee, Junior Prom, Manager, Baseball, Ad- vertising Staff, Echo Elizabeth Fahsbender Commercial Patience Drake Business School William Fedoriw Commercial New York University Ida Dorothy Flaming Commercial Spanish Club, Chorus, Pa- tience , Photography Staff, Echo , Spanish Medals. Drake Business School Daniel P. Fonzi General Varsity Football, Track, Cheer- leader, Representative, Penny Aid and Red Cross. Jean 0. Formon General Dorothy Joan Fuydal General Home Economics Club. pw- Phyllis Renna Freed Classical Latin, French. and Phy Cllcm ClulJS. New Yol lc Umvcvelly Frances Ann Ganguxza Commercial Typing Staff, Ecl'vo. Cooper Union Wanda Ann Gawalis Alice Joyce Geene Anthony R. Gennaro Joseph B. Gilmour General General Classical General Spanish, Latin, and Slide- Vice-President, Hxsmry Club. Paul Glicksman Classical Nommatmq Committee, Gel- man Club Rclruwmerwl' Com- mittee, Latin Club, Drama UCS Clu'3, Slaqe C1y:v:T'lTlCC YOu Can? Take IT WITH Young What A Life , June Marl g Publicity Commlttec, Junior' Prom. Duke University Rule Clubs. University of Florida Blair H. Goldberg Technical Latin, French, Sllclc-Rule, aml Dr-amqtlcs Clulasg Business Vomrwflee, June Macl g What A Life. Sophie Goldman Gertrude B. Goldstein General General Home Econornlcs Clubg Cho- Plrates ot Penzance. VLIS. Joyce Goldstein Theresa Johanna Groseibl General Commercial French, Dramatucs, Latln, and History Clubs, Business Staff, l-lllltop Star , Representa- tlye, Red Cross. Montclalr State Teachers College Morris W. Goldberger General Executlye Cornmtttee, Span- nsh Cluhg Latln and Hnstory C, , . utns, Decotattng, Publucnty, and Muslc Cornmlttees, Sen- :or Dance. Unnyerslty of Mlssourn Julius Groudan General Presxdent, Photography Cluhg Ractlo Club. Potomac State College Eugene Gut General lnterclass and Varrit C Jerome Goldman General Dramatncs Clubg What A Llfe g Tlcket Committee, June Mad. Newark Unlyerslty Charles H. Guerity, Jr. General Presldent, Arnold Hr-YQ Pres- ldent, Penny Andg Presudent, Drarnatncs Clubg Ghost Traln g Plnafore ' Stage Commuttees for Perfect All- hn, Fly Away Home, You Can't Take lt With You, and What A Llte g Decorat- nng Cornntlttce, Junlor Prom. Anne Guta General s y ross Dramatucs Club. Country and Track. lsadore Halpern General Latin, History, Phv-Chem, and Slide-Rule Clubs, Decorating Committee, Senior Dance. Colorado Agricultural College Steven Frank Hanisko General Baseball, lnterClaSS Basket- ball. John Havran General Steven Hitchko General Phy-Chem, German, and Slide-Rule Clubs, Property Committee, June Mad. Blanche M. Herman Normal Reporter and Representative, Hilltop Star , French, Dra- matlcs, Latin, History, and ' t' in Phy-Chem Clubs, Adver is Q Staff, Echo , Refreshment and Ticket Committees, .lun- ior Prom. New York University Marie B. Hooyman Commercial Patience , Representative, Hilltop Star , Subscription Staff, Echo , Spanish Club. John Aloysius Hanzl General Pirates of Penzance. Anne Harsaghy Classical Latin, French, Dramatics, His d Tri Y Clubs' Cho tory, an - , ' d Represen- rus Reporter an tative Hilltop Star , Rep- resentlative, Red Cross. New York University Laurie George Hardifer General Usher, Open House. Emily M. Hartman General Latin and History Clubs, Re- freshment Commlttee, Ger- man Club, Representative , ,I Penny Aid, Mikado', Pa- tience , Costume Committee June Mad. Pratt Institute Margaret Hubay General Tri-Y, German, and Home Economics Clubs. Robert Fairchild Huber General President, History Club, Sec- retary and Treasurer, Arnold Hi-Y, French and Dramatics Clubs, Stage Committee, You Can't Take lt With You. University of North Carolina 1' Dorothy Hutchison Commercial Spanish Club, Chorus, TypInQ Staff, Hilltop Star , Co- Chairman of Photography Staff, Echo , Representa- tive, Hilltop Star and Pen- ny Aid. Harold Juleskusky General Stage Committee, June Mad , Representative, Hill- top Star. Winifred S. Jackson General Dramatics Club, Chorus, Sub- scription Staff, Echo Rutherford Secretarial School Marion Joann Jacobs Commercial Vice-President, Program Com- mittee, Representative, Hill- top Star , Typing Staff, Echo , Pirates of Penz- ance, Patience , Spanish Club. Miller Secretarial School Margery Halsted Huber General Latin, French, and Dramatics Clubs, Orchestra, Advertising Staff, Echo. John Edward Hughes General Harold Jaffe Technical Drarnatics, Latin, History, and French Clubs, Tennis, Committee, June Mad , Rep- resentative, Penny Aid and Red Cross. Daniel Guggenhiem School of Aeronautics Mary Kalinyak General Spanish Club, Chorus. Abraham Kanter General Represcntatxvc, Penny Aid. Eleanor Kaplan General Home Economics Club. Althea N. Kievit Classical Drarnatlcs, German, Latln, and Tri-Y Clubs: Cheerlearlerg Decoratrng Ccmmlttee, SGWOV Danceg Publicity Comrnnttee, Junuor Prom, New York Unlverslty Peter Knapik General Baseball, Ruth Kistler General Trl-Y, Dramatwcs, and Home Economics Clubsg Chorusg Publlclty Committee, June Mad g Rung and Pun Com- mlttee. Paterson School of Comptometry Betty Lucille Kaplan Commercial Eastman Secretarlal School Boris R. Kaufman Classucal Preslclent, Latun Clubg Asso- clate Eclztor, Sports Wrnter, and Reporter of lr-lllltop Star g Ecluforual Staff, Echo g Executave Commsttee and Treasurer, Phy-Chem Clubg Slide-Rule Club: Pirates of Penzanceug Mnkac1o g Pa- Tleflfewi Chorusg Publicrty Committee, June Mad. Cornell Unnversity Richard Kuehn Kitlan General Presldent, Dales l-llaYg Aero and Dramatlcs Clubsp Stage Cornmnttee, Perfect Alton and You Can't Take ltWltl'1 You g Track. Madeline Klaus General Lorrie D. Kobylarz Commercial French Clubg Typing Staff Echo g Rnng and Pin Com- mittee. Irwin M. Korman Technical Latin, Spanish, Slide-Rule, Dramatics, Debating, and His- tory Clubs, What A Life , Representative, Hilltop Star , Stage Committee, What A Life and You Can't Take lt With You , Advertising Staff, Echo , Decorating Com- mittee, Junior Prom. New Jersey School of Pharmacy Rutgers Edward B. Koster General Dramatics and History Clubs, Manager, Cross Country, Rep- resentative, Hilltop Star , You Can't Take lt With You , June Mad , What A Life , Costume Committee, June Mad , Decorating Committee, Senior Dance. Albert Korona General John Thomas Kots General Cross Country, Track, Base- ball. Kenneth H. Koehler General lnterclass Track. Harriet Kovarsky General Latin, French, and Dramatics Clubs, Chorus, Mikado , Pirates of Penzance , Re- freshment Corn 'tt Wanda Barbara Komsa General Jerome Kovarsky Technical Treasurer, Senior Class' Pres- ident, Phy-Chem Clubf Latin spanish, Slide-Rule, aka i-us! mi ee, Junior tory Clubs, Editorial Staff, Prom. Echo , Representative, Pen- ny Aid, Track, Usher, Open House, Decorating Commit- tee, Senior Dance, Spanish Certificates. Cooper Union Helen Kowal Helen Ruth Koyak General General Drake Business School Home Economics Club. Dorothy Kraus General Dramatxcs, French, and De- batlng Clubs, Chanrman of Decoratlng Commlttee, Senior Dance, Reporter and Repre- sentatuve, l-lnlltop Star , Subscrrptnon Staff, Echo , Junior Interclass Debatlng Team, Chairman of Decorat- ing Cornmuttee, Junror Prom, Lydia Lafona General ltallan Club, Representative, Red Cross, John George Lengyel General Student Coach, June Mad , Business Committee, JBancl - or Concert, Commxttee, unl Prom. Mary Krilikowsky General Dramatucs, Spanish, and Home Economucs Clubs, Representa- tive, l-lzlltop Star , Propor- tres Commrttee, You Can't Take It Wnth You, General Hosprtal fu 'QP Agnes J une Latorraca General Dramatrcs and l-lvstory Clubs. Alex Leonovich General Band Robert Gerald Kroll Classncal French, Latln, Sllde-Rule, Dra- matncs, l-llstory, and Phy- Chem Clubs. University of Maryland Anthony Kyriakakis General lnterclass Basketball. Seymour Krug General Dramatucs, Latin, French, ancl l-llstory Clubs, What A Lute , lnterclass Basketball, Publuclty Committees, Junior Prom and Senlor Dance, Suba scrrptuon Staff, Echo Ohlo State Unlverslty Sophie Sonia Laper General Dramatucs, History, and Home Economics Clubs, Representa- twc, Red Cross. Eastman Secretarral School Joseph R. Levendusky General Doris Mae Levy Normal President, French Club, Sec retary, History Club, Latin and Dramatics Clubs, freshment Committee, Junior Prom, Representative, Penny Aid. New Jersey College For Women Vivian Sharry Levine General Spanish, Latin and Dramatics Clubs, Representative, l-ltll- top Star , Chorus, Decorat- ing Committee, Junior Prom, Publicity Committee, You Can't Take lt With You and June Mad. Helen Lissak General Dramatics Club, Chorus, Pin- afore , Representative, Red Cross, Subscription Staff, Echo , Refreshment Com- mittee, Junior Prom, What A Life. 'si 'N Natalie Adele Loos General Tri-Y, Dramatics, and Home Economics Clubs, General Hospital Edward Leo Mc Devitt General Dales Hi-Y, Decorating Com- mittee, Junior Prom, Usher, June Mad. Mary Elizabeth Lumley Classical Vice-President, Latin Club, French, Phy-Chem, and Slide- Rule Clubs, General and Sig- nature Committees, June Mad , Decorating Committee, Junior Prom, Feature Writer, Hilltop Star , Editorial Staff, Echo. Barnard College Herman Lutsky General Spanish, History, and Photog- raphy Clubs, Treasurer, Junior Class, Usher, Open House. N. Y. l. P. Mary Frances McCleary General French and History Clubs, June Mad , Mikado , Pa- tiencef' Georgina M. McGuire Normal . Tri-Y and French Clubs, Chairman of Costume Com- mittee, June Mad , Decor- ating Committee, Senior Dance, Publicity Committee, Junior Prom, Editorial Staff, 1rEChOlu College of Paterson Doris Louise McMahon General Tri-Y Club. Joseph Maggio General Dominick Marinaro Abraham Marks General General ltalian, Aero, and Radio French and History Clubs. Clubs, Committee, Junior H Prom. University of Illinois Wilbur Morton Marshall General Dramatics Club, You Can't Take It With You , Pina- fore , Pirates of Penzance , Patience , Mikado , Co- Captain, Track. Amasa A. Marks, Jr. General Dales Hi-Y and Photography Clubs, June Mad , Varsity Cross Country, Track, Bas- ketball, Decorating Commit- tee, Senior Dance, Photogra- phy and Subscription Staffs, Echo, New Hampshire State College Ruth Macintosh General Frank John Marakowitz General Marion Lillian Marshall General William K. Martin Commercial President, Arnold Hi-Y, Tic- ket Committee, Band Con- cert, Usher, June Mad. Elizabeth Mazzo General Italian and Dramatics Clubs, Publicity Committee, What A Life , Representative, Hill- top Star. Packard Business School Anthony Thomas Mazzola General Vice-President, Junior Class: Decorating and Ticket Com- mittees, Junior Prom, Stage Committee, June Mad. Mary Joan Mirkovich General German Club. Daniel Mitnick General Rose Misso General History Club, Representative, Penny Aid and Red Cross, Julius Moldoch General Edwin Meyer General French and Dramatics Clubs, Sports Writer, Hilltop Star 5 Manager, Band, Spanish Me- dal, Stage Committee, What A Life. Norman Miller General French Club, Decorating Committee, Junior Prom. Jack Meyer Technical Spanish, Phy-Chem, and Dra- matics Clubs, Football, Inter- class Basketball, Reporter Hilltop Star . Colorado College of Agriculture Ulysses Miller General Basketball. 1 Sylvia H. Moskowitz General Spanish, Latin, History, De- bating, and Dramatics Clubs June Mad , Representative Hilltop Star. Duke University Frederick Murphy General 1 1 Arnold Hi-Y, lnterclass Bas- ketball. Ethel Mucha Commercial Representative, Penny Aid and Hilltop Star. Mildred Nachbar Normal Vice-President, Senior Class, Chairman of Refreshment Committee, Junior Prom, Dra- matics and History Clubs, Chorus, Pirates of Pen- zance , Mikado , Typing Staff, Echo , Refreshment Committee, French Club, Cos- tume Committee, You Can't Take It With You , Repre- sentative, Hilltop Star, Trenton State Teachers College Joseph Moriarty Classical Latin and Dramatics Clubs, Co-Assistant Editor, Echo , Manager, Cross Country, Rep- resentative, Hilltop Star , Publicity Committee, Junior Prom. Fordham University Harriet Morris General Dramatics and Spanish Clubs, Publicity Committee, Junior Prom, Publicity and Decor- ating Committees, Senior Dance. ,.,.s.....-1 11- Miriam I. Nadler Classical Bartolo Fred Natoli General Editor, Hilltop Star , Dra- matics Club, Executive Com- mittee, French Club, Program Committee, Latin Club, Co- Assistant Editor, Echo , Representative, HilltopStar. Syracuse Jennie Neglia General Business Manager, Hilltop Star , Dramatics, French, and Tri-Y Clubs, Pirates of Pen- zance , Refreshment Com- mittee, Junior Prom, Chair- man of Costume Committee, You Can't Take lt With You, Eastman Secretarial School Refreshment Committee, Ju nior Prom. Sophie Annette Nemeczek General Home Economics Club, Cho- rus, Pirates of Penzance , Patience , Representative, Red Cross and Penny Aid, Candy Committee, June Mad. Marie Neumann General Tri-Y Club, Chorus, Pa- tience. Richard Daniel Nitfo General Vice-President, Dramatics Club, Latin Club, Decorating Committee, Senior Dance. Claire J. Oakley Classical Latin, French, and Tri-Y Clubs, Cheerleader, Property Committee, June Mad. Columbia University Martin O'Malley General Football, Track. Muriel 0'Connor General Latin Club. Harold Okonowsky General French, Dramatics, Latin, and History Clubs, Decorating Committee, Junior Prom: Cos- tume Committee, June Mad , Stage Committee, What A Life, Colorado University Rose Nieradka General French Club. Angela Theresa Nowak General Home Economics Club. Irene Oleniak General Dramatics, Spanish, and Tri-Y Clubs, Reporter, Hilltop Star , Subscription Manager, Echo , Costume Commit- tees, June Mad and What A Life , Property Committee, You Can't Take It With You , Publicity Committee, Junior Prom. Rose Onyskewicz General Dramatics and Tri-Y Clubs. Gladys Oostdyk General Nicholas Osifchin General Phy-Chem Club. Stevens I nstltute of Technology Fred J. Orth General Emilie Ostrowski General French Club. Helen Charlotte Palack Ann Loretta Pannullo Eugene John Paradiso Michael Pavlinchak General General General General French, Lafln, and Dramatxcs Secretary, Arnold Hi-Y Clubj Clubsg Chorusg Plrafes of Band, Sfephania A. Peszko General Plrates of Penzanceug Mi- kadowg Home Economlcs Club, Penzanceng Mlkado g Pa- tuencewg Represenfalnve, Pena ny Audg Chanrrnan of Buslness ComrnlfTee, 'You Can'T Take It Wrth You, What A Llfef' and June Mad g Typlst and Buslness Staff, Echo. Eleanor Petruska General Sulzscrrpluon Staff, Echo John William Pinquoch General Representative, Penny Aid. Casey Jones Pearl Polansky Normal Secretary, Program Commit- tee, Dramatics, History, and Spanish Clubs, Reporter and Representative, Hilltop Star , Stage Committees for Pi- rates of Penzance, Mika- do, and Patience , Prop- erties Committee, You Can't Take It With You , Student Coach and Executive Com- mittee, June Mad, Brooklyn Jewish Hospital Michael Polilli Johanna Pomykala General General Ticket Committee, Junior Home Economics Club, Prom, Mary Jane Pickett Classical Treasurer, Latin Club, Dra- matics and Spanish Clubs, Representative, Red Cross, Publicity Committee, Junior Prom. New Jersey State Teachers College Eleanor Popeck General History, Debating, Spanish, Tri-Y, and Dramatics Clubs, Chorus, Pirates of Pen- zance, Mikado, Pa- tience , Photography Staff, Echo. Pace institute Sophie Racheal Porrovecchio General President, Italian Club, Span- ish Club' Chorus P , 5 atience p Representative, Hilltop Star. Joan C. Pietranski General Representative, Red Cross and Hilltop Star , Subscription Staff, Echo Salvatore Porretta General Marion Davie Preiskel General Spanish, French, Dramatics, Home Economics, and His- tory Clubs, Mikado , Pa- tience , Decorating Commit- tee, Junior Prom and Senior Dance, Pace Institute ive Committee German Genevieve Pruscha General Latin, French, History, and ' A ta- Dramatics Clubs, Represen tive, Penny Aid, Chairman, Senior Dance, Publicity Com- mittee, Junior Prom, James Quick General Track, Football. Mary Ann Kitty Reeves Technical Vice-President, Aero Club, Execut , Club, History, Latin, Debat- ing, Slide-Rule, Radio, and Phy-Chem Clubs, Photogra- phy Staff, Echo. Alfred Resnick General Latin Club. New York University Harold Reisfield General French Club, Representative, Penny Aid, Lucy Marion Rever Commercial German Club. Matthew Bruno Rakoczy General History Club, lnterclass Track. Claire Raphael General Dramatics and Spanish Clubs: Representative, Penny Aid and Red Cross, June Mad , Property Committee, You an't Take lt With You p lsecorating Committee, Ju- nior Prom. Marion Ramesdorfer Commercial Drake Business School Walter Raskofsky General Representative, Hilltop Star ' ' T ack Varsity Cross Country, r Washington School of Aviation Albert George Ristan General Representative, Hilltop Star , Cross Country, Track, Inter- class Basketball. Bernard Rosenberg General Stevens Institute ot Technology Shelva Rudnitsky General Dramatics, History, and French Clubs, Curse You, Jack Dalton , Publicity Com- mittees, You Can't Take It With You and Mikado , Representative, Penny Aid. University of Pennsylvania George Edward Sautner General Aero Club. Stanley J. Sadlowski General Baseball, lnterclass Track, National Radio Institute Dolris Sarashevitz Commercial Dramatics Club, Candy Com mittee June Mad ' Pro , 1 D' ertv Committee, You Can't Take lt With You , Repre- sentative, Hilltop Star. Mary Romanchuk General French, Debating, and Drama- tics Clubs, lnterclass and Varsity Debating, Representa- tive, Red Cross, Typing Staff. Echo , Chorus, Patience'f, Pirates ot Penzance , Mi- kadof' Howard Rosenstone Classical Latin Club: Pl-lbliCifY Com' mittee, June Mad. Newark University Bernard Satkin Commercial Treasurer and Vice-President, French Club, President, Ju- nior Class, Secretary, Senior Class, Co-manager, Junior Prom, Decorating and Re- freshment Committees, Senior Dance. New York University Lawrence Saxer General President, Dramatics Club, Stage Manager, Mikado , Patience and June Mad , Stage and Publicity Commit- tees, You Can't Take It With You , What A Life , Rep- resentative, Penny Aid, Re- freshment Committee, Junior Prom, Program Committeei Decorating Committee, Senior Dance. Elio Scampini General Howe Training School Gabrielle Schmitt General French, History, Home Eco- nomics, and Dramatics Clubs, Photography Staff, Echo , Representative, Penny Aid. Katherine Gibbs Robert A. Schwartz Technical Spanish and French Clubs. Villanova Felix Arthur Shagin General Latin, History, Debating, and French Clubs, Varsity Ten- nis and Cross Country, ln- terclass Track. University of Missouri Philip Schiff General Herbert Schwartz General Football, Basketball. Muriel Schwartzbard Normal Executive Committee, Span- ish Clubg Refreshment Com- mittee, Junior Prom, Spanish Certificate, French Club, Herbert Sekuler Technical Secretary, Phy-Chem Club, Cross Country, Track, Decor- ating Committee, Junior Prom. Cooper Union Helen Senyshyn General Home Economics and Dra- matics Clubs. Ruth Shari Silver Commercial Dramatics and French Clubs, Candy Committee, June Mad , Representative of' Penny Aid, Hilltop Star, and Red Cross, Mikado , Pirates of Penzance , Pa- tience , Business Staff, Echo and Hilltop Star. Bernice Slaff General Secretary, Debating Club Vice-President, Spanish Club Hrstory and Dramatrcs Clubs, Chairman of Publrcity Com- mrttee, What A Lrfe g Var- sity Dcbatrrigg Representative, Hilltop Star. New York Unxversrty Stanley Sloma Josephine Sloma General Cheerleaderj Decoratrng Com- mittee, Junior Prom. Rosemary Sluda General General Cabtarn, Footballg Varsity Tri-Y, HOVYN? ECONOMICS. and Baseballg Varsity Basketball. Dramatlcs Clubsg Patrence g Candy Commlttee, June Seton Hall Mad, 49' Victoria J. Siwiec Seymour Sklar General General Dramatrcs, Tri-Y, and French rench and Latin C u S Clubs Usher Open House 1- Bernard M. Smith Technical Spanrsh, Phy-Chem, Debate ing, and Slide-Rule Clubsj Decoratrng Cornrnrttee, Junior Prom. Warren A. Smith Sophle Sobgzyk Geflefai Commercial Varsity and Interclass Basf Patience Degoragmg Com KCYDBHV rnnttec Junror Prom Heidelberg College Mary Janice Soja General P' te of Pen- Varsity Baseball, Albert John Sokerka General Interclass French Club, ira S Basketball. ZBYICQ. Notre Dame James Specht General German, Slide-Rule, and Phy- Chem Clubs, Costume Com- mittee, June Mad. Kenneth Stark General Latin, Dramatics, and Phy- Chem Clubs, Stage Commit- tees, What A Lite and You Can't Take It With You. Harriet Rhoda Sperber General Dramatics and French Clubs, Representative of Red Cross. Penny Aid, and Hilltop Star. Elizabeth Katherine Stender General Home Economics and Tri- Clubs. Y l l Bertha V. Sowa General Spanish and Home Economics Clubs, Chorus. Frances B. Sparacio General Dramatncs, ltalian, and Tri-Y Costume Committee, Clubs, M Cl , Subscription June a Staff, Echo , Representative Penny Aid. Paterson School ot Comptometry Anne Marian Spallina Normal French, Tri-Y, Dramatics, and Italian Clubs, Property Com- mittee, You Can't Take It With You , Refreshment Committee, Junior Prom, Representative, Red Cross. Barbara Spear General Dramatics, Latin, and History Clubs, What A Life , Cheer- leader, Co-Chairman of Pub- licity and Chairman of Gen- eral Comrnlttee, Junior Prom, Representative, Red Cross and Hilltop Star. Jersey City State College Louis Stern General French, History, and Drama- tics Clubs, Decorating Com- mittee, Junior Prom, Ring and Pin Committee. New York University Theodore Volintino Sudol Technical Dorothy Szabo Eugene Edward Szczech General General Pirates of Penzancew' Pa Photo ra h Club' lnterclass , ' Q D Y i hence , Chorus, Subscription Basketball. Staff, Echo , Representa- tive, Red Cross, Edmund Glen Taussig Commercial lnterclass Basketball, Typing Staff, Echo Helen E. Szwedo Commercial Candy Committee, June Mad , Pirates of Penzance , Chorus, Representative of Red Cross, Penny Aid, and Hilltop Star, Manny Stolbach General French Club. Stephen Suralik Commercial Esther Tassos General Executive Committee, French Club, Treasurer, Home Eco- nomics Club, Treasurer, Jun- ior Class, June Mad , Pirates of Penzance , Mik- ado , Tri-Y and Dramatics Clubs, Property Committee, You Can't Take lt With You , Decorating Committee, Senior Dance, Publicity Coma mittee, Junior Prom. Un iversity of Texas Frances Carolyn Tayak General German Club. Arthur Taylor General Saul Topchik Technlcal Latin, German, History, Phy- Chern, and SllcleARule Clubsg June Mad 5 Stage Comrnlt- tee, Dramatlcs Club. Newark College of Englneerlng Mildred Claire Ulrich General Latin and German Clubsj Pl rates of Penzance g Mika do g Drum Mayoretteg Choa FUS. Paine Hall Sylvia Vinograd General French, Drarnatvcs, and Home Economics Clubs. Eastman Secretarial School Harry Tlcacz General History Club. Buehler Aeronautical School Marion Beatrice Turissi General French and Dramatics Clubs Chorus. John J. Urgo Vincent Urgo Marjorie Eleanor General General Dales Hi-Yg Assistant Man- ager, Track. Verhoeve General Tri-Y and Debating Clubsg Candy Committee, June Mad. Berkeley Secretarial School Robert Wachtler General Busrness Staff, Echo Marvin Weinstock Classical Executive Committee, Ger- man Club, Slide-Rule, Phy- Chem, and Latin Clubs, Or- chestra, Walter Wigglesworth General President, Secretary, and Treasurer of Arnold Hi-Y, History Club, Manager, Base- ball, Decorating Committee, Senior Dance. David Weissman General Histor Club' Re resentative Y 1 D r Hilltop Star , Stage Com- mittee, Pirates of Penzance. Chicago Academy of Fine Arts Matthew Witecki General Usher, Open House. Stanley Wasilewski General Lillian Doris Wein Classical Latin, Dramatics, and History Clubs, Pirates of Penzance , Mikado , Patience , Cho- rus, Orchestra, Property Com- mittee, June Mad. New Jersey College for Women ...nl 1? Anthony John Wolkovits General Football, Track. Sylvia Yasbin General Spanish Club, Chorus, Pa tience , Representative, Hill- top Star. Commercial French Club, Subscription Staff, Echo Martha Lillian Yaworsky General Hilltop Star , Chorus Josephine V. Wrazen - Tri-Y, Spanish, and Drama tics Clubs, Representative Genevieve Yellin Shirley Irene Yellin General French, History, and Latin Clubs, Chorus, Montclair State Teachers ar ,V College Commercial President, Spanish Club, Hls- tory and Dramatics Clubs: Pirates of Penzance , Mi- kado , Patience , Chorus, Representative, Penny Aid, Candy Committee, June Mad. Packard Business College Alex Zuckerman General lnterclass Basketball, Band. Army Air Corps Shirley Zacharow Dramatics Club, Chorus, Corn- mittee, Junior Prom. John Zawonski General Florence Zaionz General Dramatics, Debating, Tri-Y and History Clubs, Mikado Patience , Chorus. Rose Louise Zon General Chorus, Reporter, Hilltop Star. EAA l A E I EAAAR WI-IO ARE THE - r,..........-- 1? MARY MCCLEARY BARBARA SPEAR MARY LUMLEY JOSEPH FISKE CHARLES GUERITY JEROME KOVARSKY qua--- '! 'fffif in eh ffm? VIVIAN LEVINE ALTHEA KIEVIT MARJORIE HUBER RICHARD NITTO DANIEL FONZI ANTHONY MAZZOLA I BARBARA SPEAR SYLVIA EPSTEIN JOSEPH FISKE JEROME KOVARSKY JE -' ' '1 3 X -A in Frances Ganguzza Arlene Loede Arthur Tarlowe Rae Okrent Althea Klevit Claire Raphael Harold Jaffe Adelaine Pashman Ruth Kistler Phyllis Grasso Kermit Justesen Eleanore Baker Mildred Ulrich Shirley Steinberg John Lo Schiavo Frances Sparacio Myra Glass Sidney Berkowitz Y Home sweet home. V-Snifv, fhy name is woman, THE No comment. Shaggin' School days. Our Thin ice. Dugguf girls. Triangle- for lunch. Four of 6 kind. Four bumps on a wall. Under The spreading chesfnui O, K. Napoleon. Around the corner. It's out again. . Three smart girlie Telling secrets to a daisy. ,-.4-1-11:i:2:E:E1322E11211111E:212IE:El:I151313:2:E221E1:1:2:3:2:2:E1E2'2:g1g:1::.1.. . What Are Qur CDRGAN IZ ATI 0 N S ? D DRAMATICS CLUB 1 Adviser MISS MARGARET CASKEY President LAWRENCE SAXER Vice-President JOHN COLE Treasurer DORIS HOFFER Secretary BARBARA CONSTANTINE LL the world's a stage, said William Shakespeare, and Miss Margaret Caskey, adviser of the Dramatics Club and coach of the annual plays, proves it to the members. These future John Barrymores and Margaret Web- sters display their talents, not only by assisting on the committees and with the club's administration, but also by acting in the plays presented. Each month the Dramatics Club meets either to view a play or discuss a future production. At the September meeting a stirring melodrama, Ezra Upshot's Triumph, was presented. ln October a new vice-president and treasurer were elected, while in November, Miss Caskey read selections from What a Life, the play to be presented in February. Try-outs were held early in December, and on St. Valentine's Day, the play with an all star cast was presented. This, its twentieth anniversary, was the first time the club greatly reduced the price of admission. lt was also a momentous occasion in that the profits were the greatest in five years. The spring season opened in March with a make-up demonstration held in the auditorium, and was followed by smaller classes conducted after school by Miss Caskey. At the April and May meetings ofthe club, several members entertained with two plays, one of which was a realistic comedy. L Adviser MISS HELEN HALL President DEBATIN6 CLUB SAUL LEVINE MICHAEL RAPAK Vice-President MILTON DAUBER SYLVIA EPSTEIN Secretary SHIRLEY STEINBERG BERN ICE SLAFF Treasurer STAN LEY SCHAMPAN HE Debating Club ot Passaic High School, again showing their fighting spirit, tried for new and higher honors by entering numerous contests this year. Their desire for these new and higher honors, moreover, was satisfied, as we loyal supporters knew it would be. The majority of the members of the debating squad were entered in the contest in original oratory. The same was true for the contest in extempora- neous speaking, Donald Fainberg, Bernice Slatf, and George Moaba were vic- torious in that order. Joyce Koplow was chosen to represent our school in the dramatic interpretation event, Michael Rapak in the extemporaneous speech contest, and Stanley Schampan in the oratorical declamation contest. The American Legion had a contest for pupils of the Passaic schools. Try-outs were held for the High School students, Ten members of the team competed tor the honor ot representing us. George Moaba was the winner, and Jean Connors was the runner-up. In June, the annual Debating Club banquet was held. As usual, this was the high spot ot the debating season, and, as usual, a good time was had by all, with the members of the different squads gladly being ted by their less famous but proud friends. President SHIRLEY YELLIN Vice-President BERNICE SLAFF Treasurer RUTH FRIEDMAN ELEANOR BAKER Secretary DORIS BESSERMAN Advisers MISS GRACE LITTLEFIELD MRS. FLORENCE RICHARDSON MISS FLORENCIA BARRIOS MRS. PRISCILLA DEATON SPANISH CLUB BETTER understanding of the countries and peoples to the south of us is one of our country's foreign policies. ln this respect the Spanish Club is working in harmony with our national government. At various meetings teachers have told about their travels in Mexico, and discussions have been held on the geography and history of the Latin American countries and the habits and customs of their peoples. A big event of the year was the entrance into the club of Senor- ita Barrios, an exchange teacher from Chile. The senorita has taken Miss Mary Card's place while Miss Card is teaching in Chile. Miss Barrios gave a very interesting talk on Chile, especially about the school she taught in, and then offered a prize to the student who wrote the best essays on Chile in English and in Spanish. At the most important meeting Pan American Day was cele- brated. Students, carrying the flags of the twenty-one republics to our south, gave talks on the countries they represented. The meeting was concluded, as usual, by singing Spanish songs, playing games, and enjoying refreshments. LATIN CLUB LTHOUGH humor is practically a permanent member of the Latin Club, several of the meetings this year had a serious turn. There were formal debates and the trial of Lady Latin. But humor was not silent all the time, and spoke her piece at a fashion show. The glamorous models were also famous celebrities, and they displayed the latest Roman creations factae in Italia. The high spot in the entertainment was Dido and Aeneas. The cast was: Dido, Grace Eileen Smith, Aeneas, Henry Condit, Achates, Arthur Levy, Scylla, Ann Lynch, Charybdis, Muriel Schiffman, Juno, Shirley Steinberg, Anna, Arlene Loede, and Jupiter, Paul Schneider. The term ended with a bang in the form of a Christmas program. As the first feature of the new term, the seniors debated the topic Resolved: That Latin should be established as an international lan- guage. On the negative side were Phyllis Freed and Marvin Weinstock, while Howard Rosenstone and Lilyan Boss upheld the affirmative. The judges, however, could come to no definite decision as to which side won. Advisers ELBERT E. BLAKESLEE MISS ANNE PERKINS President ANN LYNCH BORIS KAUFMAN Vice-President SHIRLEY STEIN BERG MARY LUMLEY Secretary MILTON DAUBER LILYAN BOSS Treasurer ARTHUR LEVY MARY JANE PICKETT 79 Pl-lY- CHEM CLUB Adviser MISS FRANCES NIXON President JEROME KOVARSKY Vice-President ARLEN E LOEDE Secretary HERBERT SEKULER Treasurer ALBERT VAN BLARCOM BORIS KAUFMAN AVE you seen the snappy looking pins worn by members of the Phy- Chem Club? The identification is given to them by the American Insti- tute Science and Engineering Clubs with which the Phy-Chem Club is affili- ated. This association entitles members to free admission to all functions of the American Institute. Taking advantage of this privilege, Sylvia Epstein entered a work shop course in physics at New York University, which the Insti- tute sponsored, and was awarded a certificate of merit. This year, at its first meeting, the club, which is the brain child of its adviser, Miss Frances Nixon, took an oath to keep alive the story of the Time Capsule by observing the anniversary of its sealing. At other meetings the members had discussions and saw experiments and movies on such interest- ing scientific topics as Light, Sulfur and Its Uses, and the Utilization of Waste Materials. The big event of the year was a lecture given in auditorium by Mr. Con Williams, a noted deep-sea diver. The lecture, which was open to the gen- eral public, as well as club members, was a huge success. Mr. Williams cap- tured the audience with the story of his life and his many exciting experi- ences, especially his battle with an octopus. MISS MARIAN RACE BENJAMIN GOLDBERG ROBERT HUBER Vice-President SAM SCHLYEN JOSEPH GILMOUR MURIEL SCHIFFMAN MARIE BREISACHER Adviser President Secretary DORIS LEVY Treasurer I-IISTCDRY CLUB ON'T be afraid to talk. These are familiar worcls to the fifty or more members of the History Club, who meet twice a week to discuss current problems. The History Club is an associate club of the broadcast, Town Hall of the Air, and the members talk about problems voiced over this popular weekly program. If the walls of ZE could speak, they would give us the pro and con argu- ments for aid-to-Britain, restriction of agriculture, the worth of the Demo- cratic party, and the retention of the Philippines. Even the seats on the right side of Room 2E and those on the left side have an air of political rivalry, for didn't the Democrats sit on the left and the Republicans on the right during the discussion of the l94O election? On that memorable occasion the black- board was lined with political propaganda, and to each member of the au- dience who asked the speaker a question went a picture of an aspiring polit- ical candidate. The big feature of the year was several trips to Town I-lall, followed by regular excursions to the Doughnut Shop. At these broadcasts the future Ciceros, Demosthenes, and Garrisons see and hear famous personages, and the more enthusiastic members have been known to get autographs. Another feature of the programs was films, of which Miss Hapgood's were especially enjoyable. 'N President NORBERT ROSENZWEIG Vice-President MURI EL SCHIFFMAN Secretary FRANCES LABASI-I Treasurer MICHAEL RAPAK Advisers MISS LOVICY DELANO MISS LOUISE CROCKER GERMAN CLUB OT chocolate, remembrances of Vienna, and Quartettspiele are all reminders of the successful season of the German Club. Who of the members will forget Arthur Kaplan's inimitable portrayal of Till Eulenspiegel when he said to his host, Ja, es ist warm bei dem Ofen ? lt will also be difficult to forget Quartettspiele, which is the favorite game of the Club. lt is played with a card deck of either poets, authors, or cities on the Rhine. The object of the game is to collect as many groups of four as possible by a process similar to the American game of Go Fish. At Christmas the Home Economics Room is transformed into a Weihnachtsraum because presents are scattered under the tree, mem- bers are singing Stille Nacht, hot chocolate is being served in heavy white cups and saucers, and jolly old St. Nikolas, portrayed this year by Harold Kovarsky, bustles about. Each member has to recite a German poem before he can receive a gift from St. Nikolas. ln the past, members representing Passaic in the German Oratorical contest at Rutgers have won many prizes. ln the future the Club will present a Day in Vienna, using a setting of Strauss waltzes. FRENCH CLUB E Cercle Francais, which provides a means whereby students may enjoy the advantages of club life and learn more of French culture through songs, games, and lectures, enjoyed a pleasant year. At the first social meeting, which was held in October, there was a presentation of skits and an exhibition of hobbies. The lectures ot the season were given by Miss Virginia Covington, ofthe Traphagen School of Fashion, and Mr. Mark Rappaport, who is at- tending New York University. Miss Covington spoke on French design- ing, and Mr. Rappaport, who attended Passaic High last year, described school life in Brussels. Pictures of Paris were also shown. The Christmas program was composed of French carol singing, a humorous skit, and a reading from the novel, Marie Chapdelainef' Miss Beatrice Rosenberg, a practice teacher, arranged the March program, which concerned the history of the province of Dauphine, its SOHQS, dances, and customs. In April a popular French operetta, The Wed- ding of Jeannette, by Victor Masse was presented. The club has adopted a French boy who is now living in England. Advisers MRS. LUCY HAGREN MISS HELEN SHARTLE MISS CLARA MACOMBER MISS CELIA RABINOWITZ President DORIS LEVY Vice-President BERNARD SATKIN Secretary ELEANOR KLINE Treasurer ALICE STRETCH 83 ITALIAN CLUB Adviser MISS LENA WARE President SOPH I E PORROVECCHIO Vice-President LEE CAVALIERE Secretary VIOLET DE RENZO Treasurer PHYLLIS ROMANO NANCY DI CANIO ' PRO LA SEDUTA. These words open each meeting of the Italian Club, the main purpose ot which is to teach its members more about Italy and the Italian language. And this is one place where learning is fun. All meetings are conducted in Italian except elections. At the first meeting in October officers were elected. Italian games were played at the November meeting, and prizes were given out to the lucky winners. ln December a Christmas program was held. An Italian poem was recited by Mildred Schimmenti, piano solos were given by Emily Belli and Juliette De Ligny, and Angelina Cormaci sang an Italian Christmas carol. Small gifts were distributed to the members. At the February meeting a new treasurer was elected. Miss I-lapgood also displayed her pictures ot the western part of the United States and told of her travels there. The March meeting was devoted to hobbies. Each member brought his hobby and spoke about it in Italian. One of the most unusual was that ot Miss Ware, who collects toy donkeys. lt was planned to have a speaker at one of the spring meetings, and to have another devoted to Italian Art. With such programs it is no wonder that the members of the Italian Club hate to hear the words, La sedute e chiusa, which end their meetings. MISS MAY STILES Adviser HE Slide Rule Club under the direction of Miss May Stiles was organized in Passaic High School for the purpose of instructing all pupils interested in the correct use of the slide rule. The club does not resemble any other club of the High School in that there are neither any officers nor any dues, but the whole membership is under the tutelage of Miss Stiles. The club was organized with only one view in mind: to interest and instruct pupils in the rapid and accurate use of the slide rule. Each meeting, on Thursday, is de- voted entirely to the accomplishment ot that purpose. The Slide Rule Club is conducted like a regular class, and all the members show a deep interest in the lessons. This spring a new experiment is being tried by the Mathematics Depart- ment. With the students ofthe Slide Rule Club as a nucleus, a group ot pu- pils assemble once a week, and, under the guidance of Miss Stiles, discuss elements of higher mathematics which cannot be approached in school, Dur- ing these meetings logs fly around the room with reckless abandon, and formulae are used and discarded like scraps of paper. The students them- selves are in charge of these meetings, and each pupil in his turn is chosen to do some research and present his findings to the body as a whole. SLIDE RULE CLUB President JOSEPHINE FRANCAVIGLIA DEBORAH HOLTZMAN Vice-President DEBORAH HOLTZMAN DOROTHY RETZ Secretary AUDREY GOLDEN EVELYN ADRIAN Treasurer ESTH ER TASSOS Adviser MISS HILDA CHILSON l-IIL-ET-CHI CLUB ADEEZ AND GENTLEMEN: On this page we have the amazing and mystifying l-lil-et-Chi Club which, during the past year, performed the marvelous feat of almost doubling its membership! This is a true story, ladeez and gentlemen-and it's little wonder when one glances at the club's interesting program. In November the members provided their companions with enter- tainment plus instruction when they presented a fashion show consisting of a complete wardrobe for a high school girl, made and modeled by themselves. Miss Smith of the DuBarry Pattern Company, commented on the styles and fabrics. ln December the club held a Christmas party at which home-made gifts were exhibited and the club's most newly acquired and highly prized possession, a radio, was allowed to entertain the chosen few. March brought a lecture by Genevieve Blazejowski, who described her travels in Europe and Asia. In May the club held its annual spring dance, which was the grand finale in the year's entertainment. Good luck, l-lil-et-Chi, and may you always have as happy and busy a season as this has beenl RADIO CLUB HE Radio Club is one of the newer organizations of the High School, being introduced last year to satisfy radio-minded students who wished to obtain amateur radio operators' licenses. Although it start- ed out with but a few enterprising individuals, the club can boast of doubled membership this term, two members being girls. At the weekly meetings radio theory and the international code have been mastered. An interesting lecture on the vacuum tube was given by Mary Ann Reeves, the first feminine member. The club is proud of its fully equipped transmitter, and the mem- bers were anxious to pass their license tests in order to operate it. During the year a receiver was built, which automatically gives the members opportunity to put into practice the fundamentals they have grasped. The high school has its own call letter, WZMRQ. Last year one boy received his license to operate his set, and this season President Frank Arvay obtained his. Some members may wish to make a career of radio, as has past President lsrael Sinofsky, who now operates a radio shop in Passaic. Adviser MATTHIAS MILLER President FRANK ARVAY Vice-President MARY ANN REEVES Secretary NANCY FULLER 87 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Adviser President JOHN ANDERSON Secretary NANCY FULLER Treasurer CARL BRUBAKER HIS year the Photography Club, besides doing exceptional work in the field of picture taking, has also struck a clever note in interior decoration. ln order to provide a dark room in which to develop their prints, the club mem- bers constructed and installed a system of blinds for the windows of the mechanical drawing room. There Passaic l-ligh's ardent camera fans now come to revel in the mysteries of the little black box. The club has also been working on a snapshot project of various civic and public buildings in Passaic, Upon completion, it will be donated either to the Photography Club or to our Alma Mater. Several group hikes were taken in and about Passaic to capture some candid glimpses of the city. This scheme provided excellent material for comparison, criticism, and appraisal. The group also witnessed some illus- trated lectures on photography by prominent photographers, among them George Holm of the Herald News staff. Included in the entertainment during the meetings were pictures featuring comedies, demonstrations of camera techniques by expert photographers, and full length films. With only three years of organized activity behind it, Mr. Bowes' Camera Club has already gained a wealth of experience in the field of photography. JOHN BOWES MATTHIAS MILLER Adviser President ALEX MANGEL JOHN BELLIN I Vice-President JOHN BELLIN I SPENCER SCHOEM Secretary SPENCER SCHOEM ALBERT F IORI HE Aero Club is the refuge of young, air-minded enthusiasts and future birdmen of America. Here, under Mr. Miller's instruction they eagerly gather to learn how to use the models as a means of studying the art of flying and the physics of the airplane. While the boys are enjoying the task of building, they are also training and disciplining themselves in their chosen field of work. In April the Aero Club sponsored a contest in which three classes of models were flown: the gas model, the glider, and the rubber model. The contest committee was composed of Spencer Schoem, William Stuckey, and John Krehel. The models were made individually and the builders received no expert help, hence, the decision of the judges was based on the craftsman- ship, technique, and performance of the plane. A motion picture was given in order to raise money for the club's treas- ury. Another event of the season was a visit to the Casey Jones School of Aeronautics, which proved to be most inspiring and beneficial to the mem- bers. They witnessed actual classes in ground mechanics and engineering. These activities were all a result of the expert guidance of their adviser and the fine leadership of their officers. AERO CLUB President JOSEPH I NE CH I RICHELLO Vice-President DOROTH EA CUCCI Secretary JEAN McKEE Treasurer GRACE GIAMPAPA Adviser MRS. JESSIE BURNETT TRI-Y HE Passaic Girls' Tri-Y under the leadership of Mrs. Burnett has been helping the community this year by doing Red Cross work, making afghans and participating in sewing projects. l-lowever, since all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, they do have their fun. Last autumn the Tri-Y held a successful dance. They also spon- sored a spaghetti supper to honor the Passaic l-ligh School football team. This spring the Tri-Y held another dance which was as great a success as the one earlier in the year. The club has also sent three delegates to the Mid-Winter Girl Reserve Conference in Plainfield, which was held on March eighth and ninth. These girls were Jean lnsinna, Catherine Brinley, and Gloria Munsell. During the week of April twentieth to twenty-sixth, the Girl Re- serves all over the nation celebrated their sixtieth anniversary. On Sunday, April twentieth, the Passaic Tri-Y took charge of the Vesper Services at the Y. W. C. A. The week came to a successful close with a birthday party at which some of the Tri-Y girls entertained with a fiesta for which Rose Cardone was responsible. so :FK I-II-Y HE Passaic Hi-Y is composed of three separate groups, the Arnold, Dales, and Blue Hi-Y's. There is a wide scope of activities for all these clubs, ranging from barn dances to bowling tournaments. This year the Blue I-Ii-Y came out on top in bowling and was second in the interclub basketball. ln the fall of l94lO a barn dance was held by this club to celebrate Hallowe'en, and it plans to sponsor dances dur- ing the spring. Last Christmas vacation, besides sending food baskets to the needy, the Arnold I-Ii-Y staged a party for a group of underprivileged children, carrying on an annual custom of community aid, During the l94l season, this club is holding interclub bowling, pool, and table tennis contests in order to develop skill in these sports. lt is also demonstrating, on a map, where most of the accidents in Passaic happen, thus aiding the safety program. The Dales I-Ii-Y has made much effort to develop its monthly educational conferences and vocational lectures by authorities on varied subjects. lt also has held several dances, rw.. ,..,, c Nw' Advisers JAMES MESSINEO PENFIELD O. DALES PETER POLOWNIAK PETER CANNICI President, Blue Chapter MARION KOBYLARZ GEORGE GULYWASZ President, Arnold Chapter ROBERT WIGGLESWORTI-I WILLIAM MARTIN President, Dales Chapter ROBERT VARICK KAREL TOLL 91 .aff President CHARLES GU ERITY Vice-President MAX BLUMENFELD Secretary IRMA COHEN MARGARET ACKMAN Advisers MISS FRANCES BROWN MISS HELENA DENFELD PENNY AID HE Penny Aid is a student organization whose untiring efforts have been directed mainly toward helping the underprivileged. lt is not a publicized agency and endeavors to work quietly. Under the able supervision of Miss Frances Brown and her co-workers, Miss Mary Card, Mrs. Nora Gilson, and Miss Helena Denfeld, this year's campaign has proved most successful. Since the beginning of the war, the Penny Aiders have been in- terested in the plight of the refugees. They have solicited for knitted squares which, in turn, were made into blankets for the Red Cross. So far this year, fifteen blankets have been sent to the war sufferers. Collecting potatoes for our orphan asylum is an annual event. This year the club gathered up half a ton of potatoes which were gratefully accepted by the Home. Another one of its activities is the collection of tin foil, which netted five dollars for the Visiting Nurses' Associa- tion. During the spring a new campaign was launched, the proceeds of which have aided greatly in helping them to continue their fine work. The goal was set for 515150, but more than this was raised. CALENDAR Sept. 7, 1937-We are pio- neers, the first class to at- tend the Junior High Schools established in Passaic. i May 6, 1938-The Passaic School Band toots its way to success at its first concert. ae A Sept. 8-Eureka! Our first clay in P. H. S.l The An- nex basement remade into a student cafeteria buzzes with excitement on its opening day, April 16, 1939-The sudden death of our beloved principal, Daniel Dahl, fills the entire school with pro- found grief. April 26-With a unanimous vote the Board of Edu- cation appoints Ollo Kennedy, principal, and Miss Reba Eaton, vice-principal. May I2-Under the direction of Mr. Stevens, Pirates of Penzance is given. Sept. 7-Miss Cunningham returns after exchange teaching in Santa Monica, California. Oct. I2-Jitterbug cheers, led by the first and largest all-girl cheering squad in Passaic, replace many old standard cheers. Oct. I4-Garfield National High Champions hand Passaic its only football defeat of the season, I2-6. Nov. I8-The cross country team loses the first County Meet in its history. Nov. 28-Record contribution of S323 is donated to the Red Cross. March, l940+P. H. S. debaters place highest in the state N. F. L. March--Boys and girls alike knit square for Finnish relief blankets. May-P. H. S. debaters place highest in state contest and are sent with Miss Hall to compete in Terre Haute, Indiana. June 84With an Hawaiian setting and the music of Johnny Dee and his Band, our Junior Prom is a very gay affair. Sept. 8-Our dreams come true. We are actually seniors! The new numbers of our rooms, replacing the old letters, confuse us rather than simplify the situa- tion. Sept. I0-The school is saddened by the death of Miss May Badger. Nov. 4fNational Defense is the theme of the Open House Program. Nov. 15-The Senior Class presents the rollicking comedy June Mad to a capacity audience. Nov.-Mrs. Stubba and Miss Manley select the staff for the l94l Echo. Jan. 25, 1941-Red, white, and blue decorations provide a patriotic background and Vince Murphy and his Orchestra furnish the music for our very successful senior dance. Jan. 311239 students set out from the Alma Mater to find their places in the world. Feb. 3-Senorita Florencia Barrios, an exchange teacher from Santiago, Chile, starts the new term at P. H. S. as our own Miss Card leaves for Chile for one year. Feb. 3+Passaic High still attracts a very large num- ber of P. G.'s. Feb. 'I4-Our Henry Aldrich steals the show in the Dramatics Club play, What a Life. March 24+The first meet in the bowling tournament of the intramural sports program opens auspiciously with a strike. April 23-French songbirds perform for members of the French Club the operetta Les Noces de Jean- nette. May 2-The band again raises the auditorium roof with its fourth annual concert. May 23-Mr. Stevens and the Chorus score another musical success with the presentation of Patience May 24-P, H. S. lads and lassies trip the light fan- Qkflhdar tastic at the Junior Prom. June 20-We, the l94l class, bid a final farewell to our Alma Mater at the graduation exercises. an 5 Ride 'em cowboy. We six. Here comes ihe band. Therefs 5 V Kerry dancers. .K 'WWW omefhing ab ,Q :..,- S OW 6 soldier, Twinkle toes. Happy farmers. W. - -3 6 4 5 5 'JA e wg ' ' gif M .Q .. r 4 A sm 51 U' R .J v- l 2 mu? ' 4 VL W me vm ,. in ,, 1 Vex ff , -'ffl gag' f M ff, awe ' Y 'Yi rrqrr 4 we ' nm f 4. 'W i' ' WY 4' , 5..- rrrr rr r'rr l me - ,44. 5? A X U ,.,.. -ff J ' - ' . ws . W 1 . ,Q , E V, it . i milf? , .il 71 . 7 'R Janerbugs. -all h Toy soldiers. StrutTin'. Lef's go a candy-in Never a dull moment. Holding hands. Dancing in me dark 1 What Are Our I T I E S? ACT V S 'wel BAND HAT puts us into the spirit of things at a football game? What makes everyone run to see a parade? We certainly couldn't stump the experts with these questions. Of course the answer is, The Band. ln the short time of four years the Passaic School Band has become one of the finest in this vicinity. It has steadily grown in size and now con- tains approximately fifty-five members. Under the splendid supervision of Mr. Arthur C. Dunkerley, their repertoire has increased greatly and their mu- sic has become finer. The band contributed largely to the success of the football games during the entire season. In the early spring months it entertained the students of the Woodrow Wilson, Franklin, and Memorial Schools. Later, it played at the gym demonstration, and, in May, held its fourth annual concert, which met with great success. The people of this city can well be proud of the Passaic School Band. We predict that in the future it will be considered one of the finest bands in this section. CHEERLEADERS Chorus at work on Oocrctta MRS. CHARLES HUMPHREYS Pianist CLAYTON P. STEVENS Director ORCHESTRA H. Allen, A. Crozier, M. Cuttler, J. De Ligney, S. Epstein, S. Friedman, R. Fuller, B. Gruber, M. Hu- ber, H. Lukasik, R. Man- apeli, C. Riotto, R. Riskin, CJPERETTA PATlENCE Colonel Calvcrley R. BERNHARDT Mayor Murgatroyd P. DYNTREMONT Duke of Dunstable A. KAPLAN Reginald Bunthornc J. PAZ Archibald Grosvcno' E. RABINOWITZ Lady Angela M. GRAZIANO Lady Saphir B. HOLLY Lady Ella S. BODNER Lady Jane M. DAMBROSIO Patience L. GEVASCI HE Passaic High Chorus, '40-'4l, presented another de- lightful Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, Patience, or Bun- thorne's Bride , about two rival poets, on May 23. The plot ot Patience, like most of Gilbert and Sulli- van's works, becomes rather involved. Bunthorne, loved by many ladies, loves Patience, a dairy maid, who loves the hand- some Grosvenor, Patience, believing that love must be un- seltish, agrees to wed Bunthorne because Grosvenor is too per- fect. When Grosvenor tries to look common and Bunthorne tries to become as handsome as Grosvenor was, Patience leaves perfect Bunthorne and weds her true love, Grosvenor. ORCHESTRA E. Rornanchuk, R. San- Filippo, B. Seidler, L Wein, M, Weinstock, L Zadoff, Clayton P, Stev- ens, Director. SENIOR PLAY UNE MAD, a three-act comedy of modern youth under the able direction of Miss Ruth Thomas, who gave much time and effort that it might be an overwhelming success, was presented by the Senior Class on November IS, at the Passaic High School to a record-breaking crowd. The action of the play revolves around Claire Raphael, whose characterization of Penny Wood is beyond reproach, and Saul Topchik, who gives an unforgettable performance of Chuck Harris, the boy next door, as they go about the fre- quently difficult and always amusing business of growing up. When Howard lsenberg, best known at this time as Penny's Uncle Mervyn, brings Edward Koster, who does a marvelous characterization of that suave gentleman, Roger Van Vleck, home from college, Penny forgets to be a man-hater and succumbs to an attack of puppy love which is ten times worse than measles, Things really happen, however, when Penny almost disrupts two families in trying to make herself attrac- tive to the fascinating senior who, in turn, tries equally hard to make himself just as fascinating to Mervyn's flirtatious young girl friend and Chuck's dictatorial older sister Julie, played by Barbara Constantine, who carries the love interest of the play. JUNE MAD Penny Wood CLAIRE RAPHAEL Chuck Harris SAUL TOPCHIK Mrs. Wood MARGARET ACKMAN Elmer Tuttle AMASA A. MARKS, Jr. Dr. Wood JULIUS WILENSKY Effie SYLVIA MOSKOWITZ Milly Lou MARY MCCLEARY G. Mervyn Roberts HOWARD ISENBERG Roger Van Vleck EDWARD KOSTER Mr. Harris SIDNEY GORDON Shirley Wentworth ESTH ER TASSOS Ralph Wentworth PAUL GL I CKSMAN Julie Harris BARBARA CONSTANTINE Coach MISS RUTH THOMAS SENIOR DANCE CANDY COMMITTEE 1-...----V DEMONSTRATICDN HE girls' gymnasium classes presented another gala evening of entertain- ment on January sixteenth. These annual indoor demonstrations are one of the few free performances at the High School, Under the able leadership of Miss King and Mrs. Burnett, and accompanied by Miss Cayan at the piano, the girls gave a very colorful program. The demonstration began with an address by Mr, Kennedy. Dances fol- lowed, among them the Tambourine, Cowgirl, lndian, Mexican, Drum Major, the Wand Drill, and Collegiate Tap. Posture exercises were a feature, and a tumbling and an apparatus team showed their skill, An original first-aid skit, in which four experts were asked questions, because of its resemblance to the well-known Information Please held the rapt attention of the audience. The girls are to be commended, not only for their ability to present the gymnasium work, but also for their courage. On the night of the demonstrae tion occurred one of the worst storms of the winter. The weather, however, did not interfere with the presentation nor with the enjoyment of the au- dience. WHAT A LIFE Miss Shea BARBARA CONSTANTINE Mr, Nelson EDWARD KOSTER Mr. Patterson K5 Ulf LAWRENCE SAXER Q50 03-,WT ram, Henry Aldrich STANLEY SCHAMPAN Barbara Pearson JANE MORRIS Miss Pike LORRAINE ROSENTHAL Miss Eggleston MARlLYN NELSON Mr. Vccchito SEYMOUR KRUG Mr. Bradley BENJAMIN GOLDBERG Miss Wheeler ROSE CARDONE Bill PAUL GLICKSMAN George Bigelow JEROME GOLDMAN Coach MISS MARGARET CASKEY 99 DRAMATICS CLUB PLAY TYPING CONTEST WINNERS Virginia Carroll, Chester Dc Luca, Ann Pannullo, Myra Glass, Viola Tice DEBATING SQUAD Jerome Bellet Irving Bindleglass Donald Fainberg Dennis Greenwald Sylvia Epstein Donald Kanter Harold Kovarsky George Moaba Seymour Perlin Michael Rapak Mary Romanchuk Stanley Schampan Bernice Slaff Mortimer Steinberg Arthur Weiss Coach MISS HELEN HALL DEBATING SQUAD ESOLVED: That the Power of the Federal Gov- ernment Should Be Increased. This was the resolution under discussion by the eloquent orators ot Passaic High School's debating squad. Under the capable supervision of Miss Helen Hall, the squad prepared strong arguments on both sides of the question and successfully participated in about titty debates, chiet of which were part of the Prince- ton Tournament and the Columbia Forum. This year Milton Dauber, Saul Levine, Shirley Steinberg, and Bernard Pardell received honorary degrees from the National Forensic League, of which the school is a member, These degrees are earned by individual debaters who have acquired many points through their participation in and win- ning ot debates. PROGRAM COMMITTEE Albert Van Blarcom, .lane Brownell, Jean Con- nors, Marion Jacobs, Herbert Kaufman, Rachel Klausner, Ronald McFarlane, Pearl Polansky, Lawrence Saxer, Myron Slaft. Advisers MISS RUTH H. THOMAS MISS MURIEL CASHELL lOO ,..-...- THE l-IILLTOP STAR ARD work and some fun sown in the field of the Hilltop Star have reaped a good harvest. The Star received first place honors in the Columbia and the Minneapolis Scholastic Press Association ratings. Under the able leadership of editors Arlene Loede and Miriam Nadler and their assistants, Ann Lynch and Robert Rosenberg, the staff has made the paper chock-full of interesting tidbits and humorous fea- tures. Various types of make-up for the front page have frequently changed the Star's face. The enthusiastic + student support of the paper is shown by the many boxes of peanut chews or lollypops distributed to homerooms having 757 subscriptions at the close of a lively campaign, VFQL5 ' V Q Li R is .3 4 , A. Wi . I '-Q wg! Mfg, -V X' f fi G' gl i Y. J . . A 51, was I V tt! SLI V ' ia 5' ' Q Ann Lynch, Assistant Editor Mlflam Nfldlefi EUITOV Arlene Loede, Editor Robert Roscnbcig, Assistant Editor lOl .,,3. If' - f If - Co-Editors ANN LYNCH ARLENE LOEDE Co-Assistant Editors MIRIAM NADLER JOSEPH MORIARTY Photography Staff GABRIELLE SCHMITT DOROTHY HUTCHISON IDA FLAMING ROSELLA EPSTEIN NATALIE LANDAU ELEANOR POPECK SHIRLEY STEINBERG VERONICA ANDERSON Editorial Staff JEROME KOVARSKY DOROTHY ANDERSON DORIS BESSERMAN JEANNE BLACKWOOD VIRGINIA CARROLL HENRY CONDIT MARY FEDINA BORIS KAUFMAN ARTHUR LEVY GEORGINA MCGUIRE EVELYN MCTAGGERT IO ECHO STAFF MURIEL SCHIFFMAN MARGARET WATSON Photographers ROBERT SCUSSEL, Chief JOHN ANDERSON CARL BRUBAKER Typists ALICE AUERBACH, Head JULIA DEBIAK FRANCES GANGUZZA MORRIS GOLDBERGER MARION JACOBS LOTTIE KOBYLARZ MILDRED NACHBAR ANN LORETTH PANNULLO MARY ROMANCHUK EDMUND TAUSSIG Subscription Staff IRENE OLENIAK, Head LEE ARNING OLGA ASHACHIK LILLIAN BREUER VIRGINIA COLLINS MARIE HOOYMAN EVELYN HORESTA MARGERY I-'IUBER WINIFRED JACKSON DOROTHY KRAUS SEYMOUR KRUG HELEN LISSAK AMASA MARKS JOAN PIETRANSKY ELEANOR PETRUSKA MICHAEL POLIZZI RUTH SILVER FRANCES SPARACIO DOROTHY SZABO HELEN SZWEDO ROBERT WACHTLER JOSEPHINE WRAZEN Advertising Staff SIDNEY BERKOWITZ MARGARET BILL JOSEPH FISKE RICHARD GINSBURG BLANCHE HERMAN IRWIN KORMAN MARYBETH MacCAIG FRIEDA NEIMAN ANN PANNULLO EMILY PATORAY PHYLLIS ROMANO ELAINE SCHATZ GRACE SMITH 2 ROBERT SCUSSEL X Chief Photographer . J lc l Mr. Popularlly. dh Smokey Slick, 1 ' 7 Llfe among me Get off the V05 who H we hw' pine trees. gi , Frlend ln need. lsn'l he wonderful? I . 'fx W wwf Headlines, WS all in a book' HGV prof! Make belleve ballroom, Can I carry your oo A ccordnng fo the Text- Lt , e mesee! H hge .n 'Q pp' Q- 'pmmes' Three's a crowd. b ks? Fore and aff. .. .gil if , Swlngl Get QOIYWQ- Grrrr' fiscrifl play ball. Heave! I aw,-o All8Y00P- one big happy famllY' Make ar Q00df Wd' Easy does it. In you go- Hlke, Our heroes, Who's got the ball? Heavy artillery. Rav Passaic! Here I come. Let's give a cheer. Hi cam! wt' y Af me game L- 1- ,''13'EZ11-I5.1Z1I11gi1?13131-Zgigli',-:11Q'31gZ3Z3Z31'11Zf1-23111123-.1g',fi-I-13231315 ,, .,.- ,. -.12,:,. .1 .VZ,,,.,.,.,1.,,..::11:,1.,,,,:1,:,......,:1:1.,,, ,,A::Z1. 1 .,:1:,1,,,.,11,,,.. 114 i zilzii Ziiz :ZQ 5 11: I 1 i 15. What Are Our R T S ? i 351 31 Tr 'DY X., . if 1 Y sq 'J Kermit Justesen ASSAlC l-llGH'S '40 Harrier squad ran through a fair season led on by three veterans: Captain Kermit Justesen, Jim Miller, and Teddy Tecza. The Hilltop cross-country men started off the season by trouncing the Lodi runners 24-31. Barringer won the next meet 16-39, but forfeited the victory because of the ineligibility of their two stars. The Hilltoppers chalked up their first two losses to East Rutherford 15-40, and to Newark Central 19-37. The Indians then beat the Clifton Mustangs 19-36, and St. Mary's of Elizabeth 27-28. Paterson Eastside truly humbled the Marksmen by two shutouts, one of them being the County Championship meet, 15-40. The squad took fourteenth place in the New Jersey State lnterscholastic Championship Run. The team earned twenty-eighth place in the lnter- scholastic Cross-Country Run at Van Cortlandt Park, New York, CROSS CCUNTRY LETTERM EN R. Fuller J. Gibbs S. Glover E. Gold D. Jones E. Lomauro W. McCabe J. Miller A. Pamilla L. Raff W. Raskofsky T. Reno A. Ristan T. Rosenberg G. Rubacky T. Tecza Captain K. Justesen Manager J. Moriarty Assistant Manag C, Jones 106 ET FOOTBALL HE Passaic gridders of '40 went through an up and down season, winning four out of their eight struggles. The Pickettmen dropped their first game to East Ruth- erford, l3-O, but came back on the warpath, breaking in Clifton's Mustangs by a l3-6 score. Again the lndians were humbled, this time by Garfield's Boilermakers, l3-6. For revenge, however, the Redskins literally scalped the Dic- kinson team, 33-7. Paterson Eastside emerged from Pas- saic, victorious by l4-l 2. In turn, the l-lilltoppers shut out Paterson Central ,l 3-O. Next the South River eleven eked out a 7-6 win over the Passaic team. Coach Pickett's boys climaxed the season by defeating their keenest rivals, Rutherford's Bulldogs, by one of the greatest scores made since they first met each other in competition, l9-7. Coach Raymond Pickett seemed well pleased with the '40 squad, especially with the sound drubbing they gave to Rutherford on Thanksgiving Day. They're a great group of fellows to work with, he commented, good sportsmen and real fighters. Our sea- son may have been only fair in wins and losses, but each one put all he had into the team, What more could one want? SQUAD MEMBERS: ' th'-- Baker, Baran, Blazeiowsky, Coffey, Corrubia, Dashko, Fonzi, Hawthorne, Magd- ziak, Manner, McCarthy, Molnar, Moros, Orlando, Paul, Scerbak, Sloma, Zak, Blondek, Corovillano, Eus- face, Frankel, Gregory, Kollar, Lieberman, Mari- conda, Much, Palino, Phillips, Pilat, Rembish, Scauzzo, Schaub, Slaff, Taschler, Wilson. Manager Fick Captain Henry Assistant Manager Blackinger Assistant Manager Eundell Assistant Manager Feitlin Coach RAYMOND PICKETT lO7 Robert McCarthy LETTERMEN M. Agneil P. Baker B. Bodner S. Deitch B. Lieberman U. Miller P. Wolkovits M. Yurash Co-Captain J. l-lalkard Co-Captain J. Rodger Manager L. Arning Coach Amasa Marks E B A S K E T B A L L HEI '40-'4l Passaic l-ligh basketball squad won t f en o their sixteen scheduled games. During the season Coach Marks had his 250th victory. Co-Captains Scottie Rodger and Lefty l-lalkard were the mainstays of the team, aided greatly by the brilliant performances of Uley Miller, Pete Baker, and Mike Agnell. One of the spectacular games of the year was played with Phillipsburg, before whom Passaic went clown in defeat 38-37. On the way to the game, the team enjoyed a fine supper at Washington, N. J., and on the return they were delayed four ho b urs y a severe snowstorm. Other memorable games included th ' e victory over East Rutherford 44-28, in which l-lalkard, Miller, and Rodger starred. Clifton on its home court played marvelously, however, Passaic rallied and emerged winner, 45-33. When Passaic won over Cl'f ' ' ' i ton a second time, she finished twenty-one years of battling with this team h ' , aving suffered but one defeat. Our 47-22 vic- tory over Paterson Central was sparked by the defense of Mike Agnell. The outstanding game was the scal ' ping of Rutherford 56-l9 The greatest s ' , in the state tournament. iw it it , urprise was the victory over East Side, L 48-39 ' Michael Agnell Y lO8 ---.1-.1 BASEBALL HE baseball team of Passaic High School experienced a most success- ful season in l94O, winning nine games while dropping only three and tying one. Playing the first game of the season against Kearny, i939 co-cham- pions of New Jersey, the team gained a 6-6 draw. Following that, the team ran off seven straight victories. April Z5 the team beat East Rutherford ll-5, and two days later, they swamped Garfield by ll-2. They then nosed out East Side 7-6, beat Central 3-O, walloped Clifton 8-3, and ran all over East Rutherford to the tune of l4-9. After beating East Side 6-O, the Indians suffered their first defeat of the season by succumbing to Central 7-5. The Pickettmen then beat Garfield 4-O, but in their next game against Nutley they received a l2-l beating. Then, with a chance to clinch the County League title, the Indians were defeated l-O by Clifton, but the Pickettmen came back in the next week to rout Clifton l3-4 in a play-off game to take the title. Coach Pickett expects a difficult time during l94l as most of last year's nine have either graduated or left school. lO9 Raymond Pick LETTERMEN P. Baker A. Blazeiowski S. Hanisko P. Knapik J. Rodger S, Sadlowski S, Sloma A. Sokerka Captain P. Scherba Manager J. Fiske Coach 1' I Raymond Janeczek John Kozelski et TRACK l uf igafihwiiv Mc., Burton Schuman LETTERMEN J. Dukich W. Marshall U. Miller J. Quick A. Reno B. Schuman J. Wolkovits Coach Amasa Marks N l940 Passaic had a good track season, winning four and losing two meets. The annual interclass meet was followed by meets with Lodi, Lyndhurst, East Rutherford, Clifton, Eastside and the county meet at the Passaic stadium. During the season Passaic also had two intramural meets, one of which was won by the Blues, the other by the Reds. The outstanding meet was with Lodi, in which Passaic took every first place and won 6l3A1 to ISV4. ln it Captains Stewart and Stoy gathered 20 points between them. Passaic went on to defeat East Ruth- erford, Lyndhurst, and Clifton, but was defeated by a powerful East- side team. ln the annual County League meet between Passaic, Clifton, and Eastside, Passaic placed men in every event. A medal was awarded Captain Stewart for his magnificent run in the 440. Captain Stoy, John Dukich, and Wilbur Marshall placed in their respective meets. Co-Captains for l94l are John Dukich and Wilbur Marshall. Last year Dukich was outstanding in the 440, 880, running broad jump, and mile relay. Marshall paced the broad jumpers and instructed the fellows in all field events. Passaic expects to have a good l94l season with six meets, two intramurals, one interclass, and the annual county meet. William Fredrickson N l94O the Passaic High School tennis team experienced a most successful season, winning all eight conference games, and losing only to Barringer during the entire season. The net men started the season with a 3-2 win over Clif- ton, the l939 league champion. ln the only match engaged in outside the league, Passaic took its first and only beating at the hands of Barringer by the score of 4-l. The team then bounced back to wallop Central Paterson by 4-l and later beat Clifton again by 3-2. Then on May l6 the team clinched the league title by a 4-l victory over Eastside Paterson which, ac- cording to Co-Captain Melvin Taub, was the hardest fought game of the season. The netmen went on to beat Garfield 4-l, and from then on the only thing that stopped them was the weather, when they were rained out of succeeding games with East Orange and Bloomfield. Back into the swing of things again, the team ran over Central Paterson by a score of 4-l, and again defeated Garfield by 3-2. The season was ended with a smashing 4-l victory over Paterson Eastside. Because of ineligibility and graduation there remain only three of last year's men around whom Coach Woods can build a new team. The prospects are not very bright unless some new tennis stars have come into the school since last tennis season. LETTERMEN W, Fredrickson J. Hazonics F, Shagin M. Taub lll TENNIS iv..- --.W-wwwmgq BY A garden of roses, . .,. :na of a perfect d A long, long trail, June in Jan uary. My little buckaroo, High on 5 Windy hm QM Debaters we. Pick it up! Look out! After the game, l I A Sewing circle. l' deDendir1Q on You. She leads with her right, Music maestro, D H859 Yum, Yum- m Getting his vitamins. sf fs ISAAC NEWTON PHELPS GOOD LOOK They would not let me teach In the school here, for I dared to ask why, and how, And whither we were going. I sleep in a pauper's grave, But richer I was than old Tom Rhodes, And that for asking why. O passer-by, hear me: The enquiring spirit knows Man's greater destiny. Who questions not Knows, as Life's only goal, A resting-place here on the hill Overlooking Spoon River. lWith Apologies to Edgar Lee Mastersl MILTON DAUBER EPITAPHS Here lie the bones of Milton Dauber His quiet tomb should have more stir. Ulysses Miller could run very fast But Father Time tagged him at last. Charlie Guerity died of excitement When he learned graduation was permanent. In splendid array lies Arthur Levy He got mashed at an Annapolis jubilee. Margery Huber in this corner is spread Her cello music just went to her head. In yonder spot with a puff in her hand Lies Viv Levine, fair one in this land. Ann Lynch was a kindly young nurse Who spoke to her charges all in verse. President Fiske at a ball he gave way Because of the rush of the women so gay. Pity the shades of William Sondey Take a good look while the scene is still fresh, while the life is still sweet in your mouth take a long look now, for the world moves and its pace is too swift for many backward glances. When in the future you may see this it will be snarled with memories and prejudices and old aromas- that glory and that freshness of the dream lost in the tangled web of living, the complications of the years. So take a good look, take what you can of loveliness before the visional purity vanishes in the turnover of time and the tempo of living on. PAUL SCHNEIDER He died in disgrace on a cloudy Monday. Under the branches of yon pine tree Lies Editor Nadler, we foresee. The final cheer of Emily Patoray Was A B C-yea, yea. The cause of the death of Sylvia Yasbin Was the constant fear of being a hasbeen. The very sad fate of Genevieve Yelliri The fortunes of sophomores she was foretellin' When Heavyweight Shagin arrived in a huff And knocked them all out-don't be so tough. Here are the pieces of David Fick Who died in a battle politic. One day Marie Russo went up to a high note And all that is left of her is this anecdote. June Rachles was an upright citizen Her very last words were, to quote, Ah-men I PASSAIC HIGH SCHOOL SERVES THE COMMUNITY WELL and this bank takes satisfaction in its service to so many of those con- nected with the school, including fac- ulty and students, past and present. CONGRATULATIONS -- CLASS OF '4I Bank of Passaic Sz Trust Company Main Office-CORNER MAIN and PASSAIC Branch Office-CORNER MAIN and VAN HOUTEN MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION A. I-IOROWITZ Sz SON BINDERS OFTHIS 1941 YEARBOOK O 115 MYRTLE AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J. II4 l9llLlL3gg.l l9q All The Photographs In This Book Were Taken By ' L e r M a n S. Ler Man Your Photographer Duplicates Can Be Made at Any Time V 22 Lexington Avenue Passaic New Jersey D R A K E A SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION and SECRETARIAL SCIENCE For aggressive young men and young women who wish to pre- pare for the better office positions V 196-198 Jefferson Street Passaic, New Jersey Telephone PAssaic 2-OOO2 DIEGES G' CLUST I7 John Street New York City V OFFICIAL JEWELERS to the CLASS OF 1941 PASSAIC HIGH SCHOOL RUTBLATT SPORT SHOP, Inc. Complete Stock of BASEBALL and SOFTBALL EQUIPMENT PAY AS YOU PLAY With Our New Budget Plan Stop In For Details 62 Lexington Avenue Passaic New Jersey Tel. PAssaic Z-7I I9 iiiiiii iQ tii iiiiiil lll McCarthy G' Simon, Inc. 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PAssaic 2-10004 ANN PANASIVK F Petite Beauty Shoppe L FOR EVERY OCCASION O Q 193 DAYTON AVENUE PASSAIC N J W By Bob's Florist ' ' ' E Tel. Passaic 2-5521 S. MYSLIWSKI, Prop. R Delivered and Telegraphed Anywhere 5 Pulaski Furniture Company EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME 177 Parker Avenue Passaic, N- J- 106-IO8 MARKET STREET PASSAIC, N. J. Compliments of Louis Cuttler OF THE PASSAIC BAGEL COMPANY Tel. PAssaic 3-0020-I La keview's The House That Good Service Built RADIOS - WASHERS - REFRIGERATORS - CLEANERS RANGES - AIR CONDITIONERS 315 MONROE STREET OPPOSITE CAPITOL THEATRE PASSAIC, N. J. A. Rosenbloom COATS - DRESSES - FURS 53 MARKET STREET PASSAIC, N. J. Compliments of POTTER MOTORS Hudson 6 and 8 Cars Tel. PAssaic 2-1303 795 MAIN AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J. Tel. PAssaic 2-1510 HAIR BOBBING JeweI's Beauty Salon PERMANENTS A SPECIALTY ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY CULTURE Hours: 9 A. M. - 7 P. M. 1 Friday 9-8 11 PASSAIC AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J. NadIer's Department Store VISIT ouk New LADIES SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT 8 LEXINGTON AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J. Ina Wanamaker FEMININE ACCESSORIES PERSONAL GIFTS A SPECIALTY 32 BROADWAY PASSAIC, N. J. Compliments of A F r i e n d G e r o 's FINE JEWELRY 204 JEFFERSON STREET PASSAIC, N. J. Compliments of The Anderson Lumber Co. PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY McGuire's Art Shop FOR YOUR GREETING CARDS 64 LEXINGTON AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J. Tel. PAssaic 2-7716 Dubnoff fr Ratner DAIRY PRODUCTS 135 PRESIDENT STREET PASSAIC, N. J. vrwviiiiii 19 lg Tel. PAssaic 2-8938 Ruth Cater Dance Studio 7OO MAIN AVENUE PASSAIC, N- J' HuDsoN 6 - 8 HuDsoN1iz Smeraldo Motor Co., Inc. SALES AND SERVICE Tel. ORange 3-6294 416 CENTRAL AVENUE EAST ORANGE, N. J. 41 Years At This Location Tel. PAssaic 3-1992 Arthur Smetana's Sons Tel. PAssaic 3-1278 For Appointment Lucille - Your Hairdresser Complete Beauty Service - Improved Methods 224 BROOK AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J Tel. PAssaic 3-1562 Herman Bros. Silk Shop, Inc. The Latest at the Lowest Prices Remnants A Specialty -- Silks - Velvets - Woolens 291-293 MONROE STREET PASSAIC, N. J Tel. PAssaic 2-8610 wATci-iMAKERs Monroe Art Shop SO BROADWAY PASSAIC, N. J. SALLY KAHN 133 Ellison St., IOdd Fellows Bldg., 2nd Floori Paterson, N. J. -- SHerwood 2-4698 20 MYRTLE AVENUE pA55AlCl N- J Compliments of Tel. PAssaic 2-4366 24 Hour Service I I Jack 0 Brien h tr n ho T e S a d S P SHELL SERVICE STATION Fl t T' S ' - C W h' LADIES DISTINCTIVE OUTER APPAREL Rt-:chargfng egznzries :gd Riagg 684 MAIN AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J. MAIN E1 GREGORY PASSAIC, N. J Tel. PAssaic 2-0342 , . Tom's Tailoring Shoppe Tlllbclgnell' 63 S LADIES AND COSTUME TA -ORWG Rzrniesimrons - RAnios - wAsHERs First Class Hems Tailored Phonograph Records - Sheet Music - Pianos Expert Service 255 HOPE AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J. 653 MAIN AVENUE PASSAIC, N, J Tel. PAssaiC 2-0551 Tel. PAssaic 2-3602 chs Furniture C1' Radio Co. Sa H I. Packer G' Company THE HOME OF GUARANTEED FURNITURE CARPETS - RUGS - LINOLEUM PATERSON - NEWARK - PASSAIC 326 PASSAIC STREET PASSAIC, N. J. 286 MONROE STREET PASSAIC, N. J Tel. PAssaic 2-0341 Tel- PASSaiC 2-8349 SWEATERS - SPORTSWEAR - SWIM SUITS Richter's Pharmac A k K ' ' ' Y r ay nlttlng Mills 213 MAIN AVENUE S2 LEXINGTON AVENUE CQR. VAN HOUTEN PASSAIC, N. J, OPPOSITE LINCOLN THEATRE PASSAIC, N. J Tel. PAssaiC 2-6072 KROLL'S BETTER SHOES Are lovely to look at and perfectly comfortable K H, B U. S. Poultry Market ro S E. LOMBARDO, Prop. Agents for Air-Tred and Tread Easy Shoes 64 LEXINGTON AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J. 281 OAK STREET PASSAIC, N, J Tcl. PAssaic 2-7186 The Camera Shop Devoted Exclusively to Better Photography 631 MAIN AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J. Tel. PAssaic 3-1600 SAMUEL KALB City Motors Sales Co., Inc. 6 - PONTIAC - 8 FOR PRIDE AND PERFORMANCE 820 MAIN AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J. The Capitol Florist CAPITOL THEATRE BUILDING J. M. SALOW Where good friends meet . . . Zankel's Sportswear LINCOLN THEATRE BUILDING Tel. PAssaic 2-5337 N. ATANAS The Jefferson CLEANERS AND DYERS Guaranteed Not To Shrink or Stretch Your Garments Delivery Service 189 JEFFERSON STREET PASSAIC, N. J. Compliments of R. L., Inc. Compliments of A F r i e n d Tel. PAssaic 2-2686 Josephine's Beauty Salon ess MAIN AVENUE ABOVE STRAND DRESS sHoP PASSAIC, N. J. Compliments Of E. Jezerski Compliments of Just Justesen Wagner Farms FRESH EGGS S. KRUG, Mgr. Buttermilk - Sc - Malted Milk Known for Their Quality 88 MARKET STREET SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP, N. J. Tel PAssaic 2-7420 Werner's MEN'SSHOP 622 MAIN AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J. 'THE HOME OF SWEETS Candyland Take Home A Box of Our Home Made Candy For Your Sweetheart, Wife or Children They Are Delicious iisyz MARKET STREET PASSAIC, N. J. Compliments of Dairy Maid Food Market Tel. LAmbert 3-5300 CHARTER A BUS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Inter-City Transportation Co. 707 Main Avenue Passaic, N. J. 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