Pope Pius XII Diocesan High School - Keys Yearbook (Passaic, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

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Wiih picln, shovel and barrow, wi+h bulldozer and crane, fhrough perspira+ion and inspirafion, +he foundaiion is dug, +he slcelefon wroughf, and brick by brick ano+her building 'fakes shape- ihe new Pope Pius Xll high school becomes a reali+y. ln +he realm of learning, +his building pai'- rern is paralleled. Archifecis and engineers, in +he person of adminisfraiion and facul+y, pro- duce +he blue prini, a ihoroughly plo'H'ed and iniegraied course of aciion. Assisied by ihe engineers, appreniices and ar+isans-under- classmen and seniors--use +he raw ma+erials a+ hand +o cons+ruc+ +he solid educa+ionaI frame- worlc. Gradually +hrough classes and aciivifies fhe full personali+y is formed-ano+her super- naiural sfruciure is erec+ed. ln +he hope of giving a glimpse of ihe nafure of ihe plan and iis execuiion here a+ Pope Pius Xll Diocesan high school 'rhe senior class pre- senfs 'rhe KEYS of l956. ,,--,-..., .f gyda, ,, . U-QQJX --.--q-up len lm! 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' Y X f7f' 121 ' 'X iff' f!l1fff!,f fm ff,-4,-,,, ff, ,Jw ,,73',, 1 K If .-W K ' Q ' Ax Y V W LLn,L'cf,-, r, f c C KQ 1 x Y The archi+ec+s and engineers of 'Phe educa+ional edifice having fhe end producf in mind work hand-in-hand planning, inlerpreiing and guiding so +ha+ noihing -goes awry. The finished produc+ mus+ have no flaws if if is wifhin 'lheir power +o prevenf lhem. I+ musi' be able fo wifhsfand fhe rav- ages of +ime and +he elemen+s. The house musf be a solid rock. May all 'Phe spiri+ual s+ruc+ures erecfed 'rhrough +hese +ireless, pa+ien+ efforls be a liv- ing memorial now and in eiernily, fo all +hose educa+ors who are . . . THE MOST REVEREND JAMES A. McNULTY. D.D. Bishop of Paferson A deep, dedicaied inreresi in 'lhe wel- fare of youih, a greaf and undersiand- ing hearf, a keen awareness of fhe ever growing need for addi+ional Ca+hoIic secondary schools and for fhe modernizafion and enlarging of 'ihe old ones, a personal inferesi in ihe accomplishmen+s, borh academic and social, of fhe sfudenis in his diocese exhibifed by his affendance a+ many school affairs, conceris, plays, and P.T.A. meefings-all ihese are iusi a few of ihe many wonderful, blessed qualifies fhaf have endeared His Ex- cellency fo every sfudeni and faculfy member a+ Pope Pius Xll High School. BREAKING OF THE GROUND, marks rho beginning oi ine new building. Pariiciparinq in ihis irnporiani ceremony are Monsignor Louis, Monsiqnor Rornanaic, Bishop Mchluliy, Faflier Mis, Sisfer Frances Teresa, Mone siqnor Kowalczylc and Monsignor Coyne. V-.-u--an THE RIGHT REVEREND ANDREW J. ROMANAK Direcior Pepe Plus XII High School The welfare of 'I'he sfudenls of lhis school has long been one of lhe greal- esl' concerns of Monsignor Romanalr. Conscious of lhe needs of each in- dividual sludenf. he is ever willing io eller aid. Wherever fhe problem--be il spirilual, linancial, social, scholasfic or a+hle+ic-he is chief engineer, ready wilh paiienl counsel and fa- mous smile 'lo make all. right Realizing fhe need for expanded facilifies Mon- signor has lofi no slone unlurned fo remedy 'Phe sifuafion. Through his un- iiring zeal and greal' adminisfralive abilily. lhe new building will soon be a realify. A SERIOUS ADDRESS was given by Mon- siqnor Romanalc al' ihe round breaking Q slr:-ssinq the lulfillmenl of lhe dream thai one day Pope Pius XII High School wculd have a building cl H5 own, , 5-.- -nn- -q-.L 2 V-H .L-. H---...Q --iq... 'W' 3--Q REVEREND JOHN E. MORRIS Asslsfenf Superlnfendenf of Schools Spirlfuol Director Whelher he acfs in fhe role of assislanl' superinlendenl, spirilual direcfor, or senior religion insfruclor, Falher Mor- ris srrives fo promole lhe welfare of lhose under his charge. His familiar figure is seen day offer day in the classroom or guidance office, in church or corridors, and always he is al' 'lhe call of everyone. , Through monfhly meetings wilh rep- resenrarivos of K. H. B. S.. through Firsl Friday fallcs before Bonediclion. weelzly confessions. privale confer- ences, classroom insrrucrion. blessing of rings. arlendance al afhlelic and social funcfions-lhrough rhese and numerous ofher associalions wirh -the students-Farher has proved advisor and friend fo all. 4 Page l0 VERY REVEREND DENIS A. HAYES Superlnfendenf of Schools Poferson Diocese As rho underslanding and comperoni superinlendenl- of 'lhe schools in lhe Pererson Diocese. Monsignor Hayes has ever lrepl' forernosl' in mind 'lhe in+eresls of lhe sludenls. During his years as superinlendenl, he hes suc- ceeded in keeping diocesan educa- lional slandards on a high level. His realizaiion of lhe imporlance of a Calholic educalion 'has prompred him 'lo slress fhe need of more parochial schools and boiler learning facilifies for rho sludenfs of 'lhis diocese. His warm and genial personalify has made him mos? welcome al' fha lime of visils fo 'lhe various schools under his super- vision. SISTER M. FRANCES TERESA. O.P. Principal Four years ago Sisler Frances Teresa came lo Pope Pius Xll high school wilh 'lhe members of lhe class of '56, Dur- ing lhese four years she has given her- self unslinlingly in her efforls for fhe advancemenl of lhe school. She has been lhe cenler of all ac+ivi+ies-cur- ricular and exlra-curricular, lhe cheer- 'lul voice on l'l1e P.A. syslem, l-he owl- slancling adminislralor, 'lhe capable supervisor. +he inleresled councilor, +he palienl guide. Through her inde- faligable zeal and unliring energy plans ,long dreamed of have maferial- izecl. ln 'lhe four -years Sisler has been al' Pope Pius she has been close 'lo lhe sludenls sharing wilh lhem lhe lrials and diflicullies of lhe rough momenls as well as The joys and happiness of smoolher limes. ' The class of I956 will long remem- ber 'lhe principal who enlered high school wilh lhem. BLUEPRINTS lor lhe new building are checked by Mr. Edward W. Fanning, Sr. Frances Teresa, and Mr, James P. McNamara. The smallesl deloil in plumbing- lo lhe linished procluclion ilsell musl' be carefully planned and reviewed. Page ll iii REVEREND WALTER A, MIS REVEREND FRANCIS J. BISCHOFF Witticisms . . . inspiration at all football Sincere . . . rallies . . . radiates true friendliness . . . UCJVICE . . hopscotching the world in religion classes. - - - frlend REVEREND ROGER A. HEBERT Junior Religion Freshman Religion FfeSl'H11Un Religion St. Mary Parish St. Stephen Parish says it with a smile . . . expert . eagerly welcomed by freshmen to all . . . we have envelopes. Holy Rosary Parish Cheerful . . . guest speaker at Communion breakfast . . . any questions? . . . three minute breaks in classes . . . humorous. strong, forceful, beloved leaders- REVEREND JOSEPH W. MOLLOY REVEREND JOSEPH A. NEMSHAK REVEREND JOHN F. HEUSSER Sophomore Religion Junior Religion Sophomore Religion St. Nicholas Parish St. Mary Parish St. Paul Parish Tall and stately . . . iourneys through New Star on faculty basketball team . . . most Cordiality . . . talks with his hands . . . cuff Testament lands . . . those last names-- obliging . . . ten rules for happiness . . . link Collection - - - h9lPfUl BXPJUHGNOUS ef what a problem . . . C.Y.O. moderator. blackboard illustrations . . . amicable. New Testament . . . ready counsel. Page 12 ' ss' rm th 4:,.X 5, .1 I S ' ' 5 SR. M. MARGARET HELENE, O.P, SR. M. THEODORA, O.P. A SR. M. JEAN CATHERINE, O.P. Algebra I, Latin I World History, EFIQIISI1 I English I, Latin I, Journalism Positively review those declensions . . . an Freshmen welcomer . . . loves to tease . . . Delightful smile . . . literature round-ups understanding nature . . . perseverance for true friend of Charlemagne . . . backstage . . . Eagle Light deadlines . . . scintillating the perfect study , . , junior Marian club during Seventeen . . . mainliner up-in-the- adiectives , . . copy, picture, headlines . . , . . . a knack for explaining . . . shy smiles. Clouds . . . health classes . . . lively . . . distinctive enunciation . . . quiet, please. CHECKING IN AND CHECKING OUT. Father l-leusser, Father Nemshalc and Father Bischott pause lor nn intorrnal chat. SR. M. JAMES CECELIA, O.P. French Comment ditron en francais - a fine teacher? . . . laughing brown eyes . . . taissez-vous! . . . Mount Saint Mary via Paramus . . . translate literally, but please! s is fs 'W 'sg-ew - , 3 ts I- Page I3 V Lim : ' I S J .:.: , :. Z ,, .sf-IL 4-N192 5 3 SR. M. LEO VINCENT SR. GABRIEL MARIE, O.P. SR. M. JEANNE D'ARC, O.P. World History Business Music A little bit of Ireland . . . booster ot real Efficient and effective , . , sincerity , , , Habitually smiling . . . creative direction school spirit . . . gay and gladsome as the around the world in l8O days . . . speed . . . blue ribbon glee club concerts. . .take air . . .those ideal study halls , . . inspiring and control . . . keep your notebooks a deep breath . . . decorative music room adviser of senior Marian club. upto date . . . Carmelite pamphlets. . . .a song in her heart . . , tall and stately. Page 14 I TIME OUT FOR RELAXATION bein- extra help classes is taken by Miss Kelly. Miss Gorda, and Miss Meyer at Metros SR. M. EUSEBIO, O.P. Art Artist from head to toe . . . beautiful, beau- tiful pictures . . . mission sales . . . ceramic specialist . . . three at a time . . . need something? try room 204 any time. W. , gi' a I 1 ypssxifbsf 'X' A-ag ttf it fm SR. MARY ALOISE, O.P. SR. M. JEAN LAWRENCE, O.P. SR. MARIE CARMELITA, O.P. Business Biology, General Science Latin Magnetic qualities . . . today's student is A heaven in her smile . . . willing listener Champion of the classics . . . you'll never tomorrow's secretary . . . generous nature . . . lights, scenery, stage crew ...problems regret taking latin . . . gracious dignity . . . wizard on the keys . . . build up your with colored chalk . . . enthusiastic Eagle . , . facto, non verba . . . iunior national speed . . . novel do-it-yourself fair. encourager . . . meiosis and mitosis. honor society moderator. . . review sheets. k' ' h md, patient, learned teac ers - SR. JOSEPH MARIE, O.P. MISS ANGELA GORGA MISS MIRIAM KELLY Ef19llSl'l ll French and Spanish Mathematics Hustle bl-'Sile - - - 'Com U5 ildY U5 0 CCN'-lY Blue and white Buick . . . daily supply of No marks for remarks . . . smiles are free Shop . . . we'll see . . . memorizing is good Iozengers . . . from St. Mary to Pope Pius . . . red Ford convertible . . . first year at mental discipline , . . advocate of K,H,B,S, . . . parlez-vous francais? si si amigo . . . Pope Pius . . . math club co-moderator . . . . . . well-planned attractive bulletin bag.-ds, kind-hearted . . . summers in Canada, figures are her business . . . good sport. Page 15 JK' 'fail l f! l m' ji , - , .ag ,. 1-3 ' -b .,,., -. .V 5 MW 'Q' Q l . 1 H' Y . xv esffefetsssf si E iiigmggf h ' A - . r k g K SR. MIRIAM AGNES, O.P.' MISS MARY ANN MEYER SR. M. RUTH De PAUL, O.P. English lll Mathematics American History Found o new home in 301 . . . Susie Q . . . Animated faculty member . . . patient and A doer not a sayer . . . warm friendliness the twinkle in God's eye . . . sparkling helpful . . . suits and spikes . . . math club . . . red, white and blue bulletin boards spic 'n sponness . . . misses brisk walks co-moderator . . . what's mine is yours . , . . . . who was to bring in the newspaper . . . always in a hurry . . . quick remarks. sparkplug at all school doings . . . chic. today? . . . outlines, and more outlines. helpful, interested, encouraging counselors- SR. MARY PAUL, O.P. Chemistry Distinctive voice . . . New York regents . . . new in Passaic . . . comparisons with food . . . chemistry club moderator . . . the new look . . . calm, cool, and collected. Page I6 SR. M. JANE De CHANTAL, O.P. Library, Spanish Far away look . . . sweaters off . . . always a gathering after school . . . whose turn is it to clean the door window? . . . library guild . . . puzzling smiles . . . muy graciosa. MRS. FAITH LIMPERT English H, in Drama and direction . . . new to Pope Pius . . . distinctive style of dress . . . bookbag with a Rutgers emblem . . . the play's the thing . . . white stole . . . speak distinctly. AN OLD ADAGE Mn l0i1llNtFlS wurlc is nexer vlovie-M is plow-d by Sister Miriam Agnes and Sister lim- do Chantal as they wurlc in the 'SVN MRS, JANET WALSH Library Librarian, par excellence . . . knows where all the books are kept , . . so very nice to know , , . a wreath of smiles . . . J.W. . .. a mom to all of us . . . sh-h-h-h, be quiet. lilvmry. MRS. OLIVE LUMLEY MISS SANDRA TARAS, R.N. MRS. SARAH STACKPOLE Secretary Nurse Health The principal's right arm . . . everything in Warm, friendly smile . . . aspirins are in Pusses G bright hello . . . don't ever run its place . . . college transcripts . . . ham- the cabinet . . . office hours: 9:00-ll:3O out of Oil . . . M0r1dGy and Wednesday burgers at noon . . . Sr. Frances Teresa . . . white angel . . . oh-you gained only . . . Mrs. Exeter. , . always bea safe isn't in . . . dependable bingo chairman. weight . . . competent and calm, driver . . . sincere interest . . . patient. yn f 'X 1-Q Page 17 x - E . X Q. s SR. M. ROSE CARMELLA, O.P. American History, Guidance Brilliant things come in small packages . . . guiding light . . . goodness like the sun enlightens all . . . so dear to our hearts . . . senior national honor society adviser. MRS. VIRGINIA FAYERWEATHER SR- M. JOAN ROBERTA, O.P. Physical Education English lv D,-ess Qnd Qui i . I new iusi ei minufe g g 1 Shakespeare's capable interpreter . . . pro- a willing adviser . . . gayer than laughter Ponenl of The Outline - - - Splfll of SeV9 ' - l , guidance behind ine cheering squad teen . . . the driving force behind the senior i . ine fown and Counfiy look. English classes . . . facetious remarks. sincere, understanding, sympathetic friends. SR. MARY DENIS, O.P. Business Personal friend to all . . . is it mailable? . . . seasonal bulletin boards. . .you should be doing 50 w.p.m. now . . . the one be- hind the man behind the gavel. Page 18 MR. DANIEL DANDY SR. MARY STEPHEN, O.P. Physical Education, Sports Physics' Molhemoiics Coach of the year . . . clean sportsman- The ffev 'ho' unlocks the Koys ' ' ' io know ship . . . diamond and court championships he' '5 io love he' - - ' owe' firmness, ' ' ' . . . it's the way the game's played i . i fall moderator ofthe camera club . . . patience and leon a g . Silent smile I . h good-noiured' and fortitude . . . watch those deadlines. All buildings differ. Their appearance is +he exfernal evidence of fhe philos- ophy of fhe archilecfs who conceived Yhem. One may bear +he classic de- sign of fhe ancien+sg anolher, fhe ufilifarian mofif of +he modernisrs. Varied, foo, are The philosophies un- derlying +he many exisfing educalion- al pa'r+erns. The blueprin+ used here has been scaled upon lhe Cafholic philosophy which aims fo prepare man for his earfhly goal so iha+ he may aHain 'lhe sublime end for which he was crea+ed. The plan provides for his physical, so- cial inlelleclual and spirifual develop- menf fhrough fhe s'l'udy of . . . M 1 ' i H fi. T3 My , 9 ' ei' 4 'V' ,,,,,f Wa R' Y -4 V , if ' S . ' qr' , H9 . ' 'E' A 3 ' , . W . T Q ,, s 4 I gh Q f if -4 9 . ff. . ig itl i Av R xf Y QS W: J' W an fi 1 wit 2' SECTION lB-3J2: lirsl row: Pauline Grido, Alberl Barra, Eleanor Marlin, Joseph Polyniak, Mary Ann Conoscenli, Norman Del Favero, Rosemary Rohri, John Eberhard, Diane Gannon, Roberl Di Peri, Rulh Breslin, Dolores Slaub: second row: John Keqler, Marilyn Eiserle, Chesler Roqalskl. Michele Osiewicz, William G-aceljak, Anna Marie Gevan, Leo Joyce, Elaine Woller, Joseph Plaza, Marqarel Horesla, Estelle Suclol, Roberl Collier, lliiid row: Henry Szembarski, Lois Barlek, Elizabelh Pavlica, Richard Kunzier, Pafricia Finnegan, William Sipos, Lois Sanlo, Raymond Winler, Marqarel Lulerzo, Richard Rapak, Palricia Zurey, Anlhony Fiory: camera shy: William Weiss. masters and masterpieces, Music and ar+ apprecialion courses open fhe door 'lo vas+ culfural horizons for all sfuclenls. Ar+ has grown our of man's desire +o make or invent The power lo appreciafe grows ou'I' of 'lhe cul+iva+ion of fhe sense of beauly- somefimes called fhe aesfhefic sense. Since ar+ appreciafion is developed fhrough ar+ experi- ences a fhorough sfudy is made of deign, painling, sculpfure, arf in lhe home and fhe 'lhealer while a knowledge of fhe masfers, old and new, and fheir works is acquired. The charm of music, a God-given giff, has caplurecl and soofhed fhe hearl' of man since +he lime of Adam. An invesfigafion of 'rhe fascinahng backgrounds ofsacred and secuhr music, fhe orcheslra and lhe musical insfru- menfs, as well as a sfudy of +he greal' composers and +heir works enables each sfudenr 'lo be- come more music-minded, 'l'o love +he liiurgy, fo ap reciafe +he besf in choral and ins+ru- men+a music and +o perfecl fheir +alen+. ART PRINCIPLES applied lo home lile are demon- slarled by Frances Weigh from booklels prepared by seclion lA. Page 21 ROMANCE AND SPLENDOR of a medieval Caslle is faplurvd in fhe model buill by Dennis Tirpalc and Joseph Szoll. From fhe sfone age fo fhe afomic age, from fhe man in fhe cave fo fhe man in fhe grey flannel suif, from Alexander fo MacAr'l'hur, from Khufu fo Eisenhower, fhis is fhe scope resenfed fo fhe freshman in fhe world hisfory classes. Through boolclefs, proiecfs, ouflines and lecfures he discovers fhe basic problems which have confronfed mankind. The junior and senior sees fhe idenfical problems faced and solved in his own Unifed Sfafes as he pursues his courses in American Hisfory l, ll. The discovery of America, ifs colonizafion, fhe birfh of a free nafion founded on a people, by a people, and for a people, fhe infricafe working of fhe governmenf, fhe problems which besef a free and democrafic nafion are vifalized fhrough reporfs, debafes, forums and anels. Through independenf research, each sfudenf becomes, as if were, an aufhorify on a parficular fopic and presenfs if in a brief and concise manner so fhaf all may under- sfand. Thus fhe sfudenf follows fhe sfory of man fhrough- ouf fhe ages so fhaf he may bofh recognize and profif from his many misfalces. man and his progress, SECTION lc-lM3: firsf row: Ronald Slepien, Joyce Szenszenslien, Joseph Szorf, Mary Fox, John Vida, Jeanne Rohrer, William Moliel, Barbara Weinpel, Donald Carler: second row: Virginia Sfoi, Gail Carney, Joseph Canqialosi, Marie Di Cosfa, Roberla Galilc, Bradford Slerling, Lorna Sfeianco, Maryanne Moreland: fhird row: Mary O'Keefe, Andrew Molchon, Barbara Malash, Ann Lufher, Joseph Schupp, Dolores Dolqas, Marqaref l-lorn, Raymond Sfiehler. Page 22 SECTION ID-IM4: iirsl row: Dorofhy Dandy, Urban Donovan, Janice Levkiv, Priscilla DeVries, Ernil Meny, Claire Rio, Barbara Ryaby, Roberf Marino, Jeanelln Mikulikq second raw: Vnlenlino Magda, Evelyn Koziol, Mary Ann Weisz, Gloria Schweininqer, Priscilla Bilar, Elsie Unger, Rulwrla Rrwburlson, Joseph Boroyiang lhird row: Anlhony locascio, Janei Kudlacik, Janice Messineo, Ellen lranberg, Andrew Swiderski, Barbara Ailan, Kathleen Skurka, Carol l-lohfmann, Edward Marakovirz. Communication arts, The English depar+men+ provides s+uden+s wi+h a grammafical and liferary background for fhe fufure. Bur i+'s nof all work. Classes are made more enioyable by such devices as recordings of Shakespeare's plays, poefic readings by ou'l'- s+anding arfisfs, and special books of inferesf 'lo sludenfs. They can enioy fhe fragedies, come- dies, sarires, advenlures, fhe romanfic sonnefs, glorious epics and rollicking ballads of +he greaf mas+ers. Acquainlances are made wifh Poe, Swi'F+, Defoe, Shakespeare, and Longfellow, wi+h Chesferfon, Waugh and Sheen. The advenfures of Robinson Crusoe, 'rhe +rials of Silar Marner, and 'lhe 'fragedy of Macbeih become +rue per- sonal experiences. Beauiiful passages remain in alerf minds. The lirerary 'rreasures of fhe pas+ and presen+ are revealed and unders+ood. Choice words such as face+ious, gargan- fuan and hisfrionic enfer vocabularies and spark conversafions. Roofs and backgrounds of words are explored, and fhe spelling of fhem masfered. All acquired ideas and fechniques are com- bined +o develop skill in wrifing-wrifing every- 'lhing from fhe single paragraph +0 fhe carefully developed research paper. A well-rounded course gives fhe opporfunify of developing good +as+e in reading, wri+ing and speaking. GOOD COMPOSITIONS require well-organized Oufline-5 '15 ,ppinfzd our by Rosemary Rohri io Richard Kunzier in C1lL,f, Marqaref Lulerzo and Joseph Plaza, SN, 'i. Page 23 SECTION lE-lMl: lirsl row: Allen Wall, Dorolhy Siemlciewicz, Michael Pasnilc, Palricia Lennox, Dennis lirpalc, Teresa Douk, Roberl Srhrmlx, Elva Horn, Richard Talcacsg second row! Edward Troy, Miriam A. Bily, Roberl Murray, Anloinelle Daly, Edward Loilcels, Mary Ann Winlrler, Edward Maiowslrip lhird row: Louis Keppel, Sandra Slroll, Joyce Messineo, Roberl Fisher, Theresa Drzel, Andrew l-lasior. Judy Earles, Donald Terrence, Dorofhy Slawinslci, Frances Klernenr, John Savage: camera shy Paula Soialr. language of modern business, One of fhe main goals of lhe s'l'uclenl's in 'lhe business deparlmenl' is lo learn lhe maslery of +he Spanish language, fhe commercial language of moclern limes. Firsl a'Hemp+s are made in Miss Gorga's class where she presenls lhe vocabulary, slresses 'lhoSe verbs and poinls oul' lhe hard-lo-remember idioms. Afler learning 'lhese basic fundamenlals, en- fhusiaslic s'ruden+s are read lo venfure on lo Spanish ll wi+h Sr. Jane cle han+al. Lislening +o Spanish records, sfudying 'lhe cusfoms of fhe Spanish-American peo le lhrough sfories ancl re- porls, are some of fhe Eighlighls of Spanish ll. The S anish conversalions which are carried on in lhe classroom among lhe sludenls always prove lo be enlighlening, enioyable, and oflen humorous. Page 24 CORRECT VERB FORMATlON in Spanish lo English franslalions is illuslralod lo rho rlass by Rose Marie Zanqolia, Eugenia Gronelc and Lenore Roar h. . Q ,.-nur wr.. THE ROMAN CALENDAR prepared by rho Lalin lll class is displayed by Joyce M Miclmwl Bi-vuvs, Audrey Birish, Sr. Marie Carrnelila and Roberi Zamber. A aier lo The La+in s+uden+ quife righ+ly believes 'thai' aIl roads lead fo Rome, for af+er sfudying +he +rai+s of +he gallanf Roman, he discovers a fascin- a+ing colorful, ancieni' culfure. In his classical whirl, he becomes capable of +ransla+ing +he 'lhrilling accoun'I's of Caesar's Gal- lic wars, fhe sfirring orafions of Cicero, and fhe beauiiful poe+ry of Virgil. He also has fhe oppor- +uni+y 'lo en+er 'lhe Lafin club, which is +he cenier of all La+in ac+ivi+ies. Thus he E faugh+ fhaf hh s+udy of LaHn pro- vides no+ onl an acquainfance wi+h a greaf lan- guage, buf also an undersianding of +he civiliza- fion fo which he owes many of fhe mosr imporianf elemenfs of his culfure. language of classics, SECTION IF-IMZ: fivsl rms: Palrifia Clarlcen, Barry Toih, Dennis Fennel. Monira Tariqredi, Palricia Kriyacslca, Josephine Sanfora, William Nolo. Gerald Kalqasfilg svfwnd row: .lohn Mayzel, Dolores Schreiber, Diana Morgan, Roger Sedran, Felicia Niedzielslci, Virginia Suqra, Margarai Sarislcyg ihird row: Marion Kricln, Kafhleen l-lcnchy, Consiance Demboslni, Donald Sullivan, Anna Lisa Dopiralr, Audrey Maiowicz, Joan Karasinslci, Richard Remiclrg camera shy: Howard Vanclerrnasl, Page 25 Afrer a fwo or rhree year French course slu- denrs become prolicienr French conversafional- sfs and well acquainled wirh lhe rose and poeiry of lhar fascinaling, unprediclable counlry across rhe sea. They also learn 'lhe inreresling and color- ful background of France. In firsi year French, for rhe mosl parl, grammar and vocabulary are srudied. lnsread of Miss and Mis+er sludenls become Mademoiselle and Monsieur. ln fhe deuxieme ef rroisieme annee de fran- cais an acquainlance is begun wirh French lirer- alure. French s+udenls enjoy 'I'he fables of l.a Fonraine and +he salirical comedies of Moliere. Third year French sfuden+s become compelenf in French conversarion. French clubs wifhin +l1e classes helps sl'uden+s develop a clearer unders+anding of lhe baclc- ground and cus+oms of fhe counlry and people whose language rhey are sfudying. ln undersland- ing lhese rhings rhey can obfain a fuller enioymenr of +he romanric French language. THE JOURNEYS OF ROLAND, as relared in rhe French epic are 'rraced by William Ulrich lor Ray- mond Maciag, Roberr Marosih, Helen Bulash and Deanna Slolarz. language of romance and melod SECTION 2A-lOl: lirsl row: Louis Polonlcay, Anne Bulna James Lolly Mary Ann Kasica Loriaine Taschler Eleanor Demboslri John Feflno Rosemary Kolodzei. David Palmer: second row: Dennis Dyl Palrucua MacNeill Dennis Kochan Phyllis Jagrello Marrin Simon Brenda Slephens Peler McCaffrey, Rosemary Donahue, Lawrence Bellis lhird row Rosemary Cesraro Carolyn l-lalla William Burke lrene Polmslci Roberl Gulher Barbara Bialeclci, George Veliclry, Joyce Jaslrowialc, Jacob Guepel camera shy Michael Precqun John Yuhas Nannelle Gamacho Barbara Page 26 ,lf W SECTION 2B-206: firsl row: James Boyle, George Milchell, Lenore Roach, George l-lapp, Rosemary Canlone, Enrico Benigno, Pafricia Oswald. Michael Reagan, Carolyn Zebrowski, William G,-erasimchik, Slephen Scalurop second row: Lois Zarnpese, William Jacobs, Joann Feliz, Ramohrvd Szwaja, Elizabolh l-lerron, Michael Furesz, Teresa l-lenyecz, Dean Deilzg Third row: Dorolhy Morales, Joan Schaub, Edward Mefulai Lorraine Orosy, Joseph D'Amico, Ann Collelli, Joseph De Lora, Roberla Yancelc, Belly Czagas: camera shy: Louis Regano, Dorolhea Balmer. physical and biological world, A - ,ff EQ STRUCTURE OF A LEAF is sludied from mounled samples ' W '-4 and charls by Ralph Paradiso, George l-lapp, Sr. Jean Lawrence and Joseph Noyalr. Whirling aloms, lhe speed of sound, and 'rhe slruclure of cells, are buf a 'few of lhe lopics a scienlilically-minded sludenl' can discuss, for in his sludies he acquires a vasl slorehouse of knowledge in +he 'Fields of general science, biology, chemislry and physics. He comes lo lrnow lhal' paramecium isn'l a language and H,O is common ordi- nary waler, and he realizes +ha'r his classes carry him inlo a greal' new world of excil- ing lhings. Membership in one of +he science clubs provides lhe iunior scienlisl wilh fhe oppor- lunify lo bring forlh hidden lalenl' when al' lhe annual science fair he displays his prize exhibilion. Whelher il' be an elecfric gen- eralor, circulalion in a frog, or lhe produc- ing of hydrochloric acid, his pro'ecl is 'lhe culminalion of a semesl'er's hard worlc. A course in science is an exciling mixlure of planls, animals, chlorine gas, lheories and laws and is a musl' for lhose who wanl' 'lo learn aboul lhis wonderful world God crealed. Page 27 Ny , 3 -3 if-Y Q , 3' EQ? 3 1 P 'W 15 is? 'Gm ly 'X V 4 X5 ' 41 W W 'f M If A lravels B miles in C hours how long will if lake him 'lo reach hh desHnaHon D? To lhe Hrd'year Hudenl The answers 'lo such a problem seen as far oFf as lhe planel E. Bu+graduaHyHgh+dawns Malhemalics as a uni+ is a consideralion of lhe relalion- ship exisling amonq fhe quanlilies, magniludes and prop- erlies fhrough which unknown properlies may be deduced. ln +he high school curriculum malh is resenfed under lhe heading of business arilhmelic, algebra l, ll, plane and solid geomelry and lrigonomelry. Business ari'lhme'l'ic, re- quired of all 'lhose in lhe business course, reviews lhe ar+ of compulalion and presnls many business applicafions of lhe fundamenlal processes learned in grade school. A s+udy of laxes, banking, slocks and bonds, buying and sell- ing prepares lhe s'l'uden+s lo carry oul' lheir fulure responsi- bililies infelligenlly. Algebra I and ll, plane and solid geomelry and 'frig- anome+ry are reserved for fhose ursuing a college pre- para+ory course. The liunclional relialions be'l'ween quan'l'i- lies is slressed in algebra and in lrigonomelry, quadra-lic, permu+a+uins, sines and cosines are all parl of a mysferious malhemafical language. The science of logical reasoning in which bolh induclion and deduclion are valuable processes is fhe scope of geomefry. If is The slory of angles-acule. obluse, dihedral, of lines-s+raigh+, parallel, plumb, slcew, of planes and of solids. From +he sfudy of ma+hema+ics +he sludenl learns fha? applicafion plus reasoning equal success. whirl of signs and symbols, SECTION 2D ZM4 hrs? row Efhel Thomas Cynlhua Polednnc Vuncenl' Oddo Frances Koren, Anlhony Cannala, Palricia Slaub, Thomas Servas Slella Golabelc Roger Povolo Joan Leslco second row Rose Mary Rngnlose Ronald Marino, Doris Weinpel, Daniel Gaydos, Kalhleen Zomaclc Henry Sfanczak Janice Kravanfka Pafruck Thompson Joyce Parisi Third row Paul Sfayskal, Marie Zulxas, Ronald Pielcarz, Arlene Lichlenberger, John Mulholland Joan Hunter Paul Lee Ka+hryn Valenhne Bolesh Slrufnlclc Richard Moliclci, Maryann Ryaby: camera shy: Samuel Gorofalo, John O Neill Madeline Borrowiec. ' Page 29 f r 1 l r T .A f ,Lp yfg, X Lf- X.. x,-.L,,, G g Efficiency plusl is fhe password of fhe s'luden+s in +he business deparfmenl. Day by day lhese sfudenfs are slriving foward 'lhaf ever re Harding goal of a successful business career.Q If one were 'lo pass rooms lOl and l02, fhe sife of business acfivily, he would surely see 'lhe groundwork of +he business division. He would immedia+ely be aware of 'I'he scope of ac+ivi+ies ranging from lubricaling 'rhe hecfograph machine lo faclxling lhe sys- +ema+ic Filing proiecls. Consfanlly heard is lhe cliclr-claclc of fhe +ypewrHers as +he young operalors gel ou+ fhe day's worlx. Sfudenls acl as secre- faries +o individual facully members for whom 'rhey furn ou+ schedules, review pa- pers, oullines, and lesfs. Much of 'lhe oul'- going mail of fhe Parenl Teachers associa- 'lion and Alumni is handled by lhese Susie McNamamsn BUSINESS MACHINES lor adding, iyping, and heclographinq are used wilh accuracy and speed by l-ledy Schumpl, Calherine O'Shea, Annelle Sfiehler, Elaine Fazio, and Frances Porcoro. intricacies of business machines, SECTION 2F-2M2: iirsl row: Stanley Rembish, Lucy Ballisluz, Richard Zalx, Elizabelh Werlinq, Henry Kaczynslci, Marilyn Moro, David Urban, Florence Eannnn, Edward Nolan: second row: Palricia Emiliano, Elaine Danczalc, Richard Tilmus, Barbara Randall, Edward Jenlsch, Joanne Privuznilc, Gerald Planie, Eva Zawadzinslri, James Smilh, Nora Weslhoven, Rosemary Zanqogliap lhird row: George Pelrancalc, Maryann Vallco, Frank Frankolxgckirrances Brunda, Leon Lewandowslci. '3Y 'fi5?g.1,,,,Z,f7,, Page 31 SECTION 3A-3Ol: hrs? row: Anioineffe l.e Gassic, Pairiclc Conie, Marqarei Lovell, Brenda Hurban, Barbara Roszlzowslcil John Domonlros. Henry Runo, Marqarei Wiairalc, Barbara Maiihewson, William Ullrich, Doroihy Demefer: second row: Joseph Sacco, Kalhleen Summer, Caiherlne Shanley, Beverly Janiga, Anihony Roclrlein, Bernice Krause, Audrey Birish, Pefer Remlinqer, Maryann Popelc, Lois Wylra, Agnes lxlaqy, Roberi Rio: Third row: Edwin Gola, Lillian Soliis, James lllenye, Siephanie Fosier, Emma Plecs, Fred Keller, Grace Rooney, Florence Milan, Michael Byers. Belly Venarec, John G-urdalc: camera shy: Pairicia Topps. consu mer problems, As freshmen and sophomores, fhe sfudenis' iirsf con+ac+ wifh business comes in business ariihmeiic, iunior business iraining, and elemeniary 'iypihg all as infroducfion +o The more iniricafe subiec+s which are +o follow. Having been indoc+rina+ed in+o +he fundamenials, +he s+uden+s progress io subiec+s which will serve fo maine fhem finished producis of a well-rounded and planned curriculum. Typing Il, bookkeeping I, sfeno I and Il, cons+i+u+e The course for as iring young secreiaries and accoun+an+s, while added acfivifies are included in fhe omce praciice course which gives each siudenf experience wifh The various office ma- chines and procedures. The business depar+men'I' main+ains Thai' success in business is achieved by one's own abiliiy To produce accura+ely, and success in life is achieved by one's own abili'I'y fo produce wisely. From fhe deparfmeni' come 'The fufure secreiaries of America. THE DO-IT-YOURSELF MARKET and its iunciioris are explained To rho ron sumer educaiion Class by Rose Marie Bull, John Macixlamara, Marqarei Wiairalc, Emma Pleas, and Joseph Smilh, -1.84-'Neg-g-2. i 4 ,wgfg-g'f2-2..g5,Rh4 ef n , x gk RQ? an 'N TheinHuence ofrhe ad deparhnenfcan be seen ihroughour 'lhe school. Gay bullefin boards and informafive posrers reflecf fhe hard worlc and enlhusiasm of The ar+ slu- den+s. From +he firsf year +hrough fourrh yean ad iaknf B devdoped. The Rrsl year course givesin+eres+ed sfu- denfs an appreciafion of ar+. The hisfory of arf B sfudied and aH rypes of arf are ex- plored - archifecrure, sculpfure, pain+ing and nunorark.ln+hesecond yearforrhose following The scienfific course +he arf de- par+men+ offers mechanical drawing. For +hose in olher depar+men+s +here is general arf, which includes a sfudy of erspeclive, deign and leHeHng.ln fhudiyear and fourfh year worln, s+uden+s display +heir +al- enlin charcoak,ink rechniqueg oik, waler colors, sill: screening and ceramics. All ar+ s'I'uden+s belong +o fhe Cafholic Sfudenfs' Mission Crusade. The proceeds from 'The sale of 'I'heir arl worlc are furned over lo rhe missions. color, line, SKETCHING TOWERS enqaqes fhe falenfs ol ad- vanfed arlisls, Carol Greenwood, Joseph Kovalcilc, Helen Sladlur, and Marqaref Lovell, SECTION 3D-305: lirsl row: Elizabelh Slrezeslni, Barbara Nosal. Judilh Kovalcilc, Anne Weiss, Barbara Fornal, James Dolan, Gloria Levi, Carole Lanllca, Roberl Novaclc, Marlha Csaflos, Carol Bruno: second row: Roman Gurdalr, Ann Douqhaen, Roberf Maclcin, Doreen Slcurlxa, George Vasililc, Eileen l-lolonich, Daniel Mulyille, Louise Nernec, Robert Marosilz, Joyce Zidowslcy, Judifh Roberlson: Third row: Thomas Winlcler, l-lelen Sladler, James Tuschinslcy, Joyce Maier, l-lelen Bulash, Alberl Porgorelec, Gail Smilh, Mary Anne Covich. Clifford Gravel, Eulrozyna Wyl1a,Slephen Durslci, Page 35 ln addifion fo fhe acfive classes in physical edu- cafion, such fheory courses as healfh, firsf aid, and safe driving are also provided. The funda- menfals of sound healfh and good grooming are presenfed fo fhe freshmen while fhe sophomores learn fhe infricacies of bandaging and applying of splinfs, fhe 'rreafmenf of shock, arfificial res- pirafion, and fhe correcf care of fracfures, fo men- fion iusf a few of fhe skills acquired in fhe firsf aid classes. The safe-driving lessons are reserved for fhe iuniors and seniors. No one who has successfully finished +he course could be fhe cause of fhe re- marlx offen quofed in fhe courfs, lgnorance of fhe law excuses no one. The well-insfrucfed sfu- denf has no cause fo plead ignorance. She obfains a wealfh of informafion abouf fhe car she hopes +o drive nof only from fhe fheorefical buf also from a mechanical poinf of view. lf is a greaf day when one of fhe girls can say fo Mrs. Sfaclrpole, Guess whafl l gof my license. FUNDAMENTALS OF GOOD GROOMING are -poinfecl Ouf +0 flwe healfh glass by Irene Marcincalc while Mrs. Stackpole loolcs on approvinqly. splints, safety and spotlessne-ss. SECTION 3E-306: firsf row: Mary .lane Cafalano, Laura Sfelzman, Roberf Balasa, David Mahon, Pafricia Huber, Pafrlcid l-OWfYl'A d'9W Kohjlkif' Chrisyine Columbus' Joan Csenciysv John McNamara! Mary Reschl Carol Greenwood: second row: Kennefh lCupifs,' .lohn Lnnlrs, Rose arse Palanq Jean Krelrigh, Robert Gernslci, Bernadelfe Gusciora, Janef Koval, Le Roy Nieracllca, Barbara Balasa, Sylvia Woicnlc, Maffhew Mallrowucz. Barbara Morgang fhird row: Anfhony Fersch, Judifh Maciag, Joseph Mayerchalc, Pafricia Kuzinslci, Pafricia Mayzelpluonald Dolqas, .ludllh Koyalcllc, Marqaref Waldrof, Chesfer Tuella, Carol Sfolarz, Anfhony Samay: camera shy: Roslyn BOUOWW' Page 36 Q-9' Gaia' PHOTOGRAPHY cLus vi S-4 , f' X Knowledge and unders+anding, while necessary, are noi' sufficient There mus+ be a fransfer of knowledge info fhe realm of acfion. Once 'rhe builder has acquired +he 'technical know-how if is up +o him 'lo apply his skills if he is 'lo build his skyscraper. So, loo, 'rhe s+uden+ musf pu+ +he garnered fads +o work if he is fo live so as +o reach his goal. ln lhe wealfh of aclivifies available he has ample opporlunily +o develop 'lhe characlerislics which con- +ribul'e +o a happy, successful life, here and hereaffer. During 'lhe presenf school year +he principles and 'rhe skills acquired have been used wisely so as lo produce . .. I LES CHEVALIERS FRANCAISI n-M 'alien- .ui a w- , AWAY WE GO is fnerused by the senior Cnc-or' 1 l fl 3' L4 leaders on llnelr way Yo anoflner lnolball qame: lop row: Barbara Resclw, Marilyn Porreca, Helen Kropir ' naclc, Jane Lazer: bollom row: Gverri Gur, Barbara Janus. and Eleanor Auquscialr. ,AQ . CX P .- 6' r 5'f'r the spirit of Pf' . K - ig fA.1 L l EFFERVESCENT, CAPABLE AND GRA- CIOUS are five varsily co-capfains, Gerri Gu? and Eleanor Auquscialm. The rwo girls were made-ro-order for The qold uniforms and did fnem Honor. l A L llc M ' n Es osllo Barbara Janus Callnerine MCG-rallw, SMILES ARE TYPICAL of The twelve varsity cheerleaders: Brs+ row: Caro nn an a, arro p , , Brenda Hurban, Palricia Krysrynialrp second row: Barbara Resch, Helen Kropinaclc, Marilyn Porreca, subsllmles Parricia O'Neill, Mary Ann Ponek, and Jane Lazar. Page 38 We 4.-m-.uv .,, - ...M 2-.....m-,..... Y . y N ' -Q A f MK 4. '. 5 if ff 5 35. QQ. 'fr 3 H 'V ' Tv 'VV 5? fVS '5' 3'fQ'E ' V 'W . wp?-, fihilff V39 1 4' Qs. if Q., ,,, .Li - xff' .ke ,, , 5 5 -f 0 9 SV i wel 2 M5 E Q w J . A l f K- . fills M 1 K, si x DP I 'x ll V M, . 1 7. ,V if 5 e 1 we, champions on the gridiron, I 'J I Q l - J Q ' ' ,: ' 1' .:' . - , - .' 10 , ex Jon-:N SCARPA 1 Fullbaclc K-'- E I' -kfl fl A N . 3 ,, l ' l V PAUL DUNN Wingback .qfk, f5,5:, gkhkh ,V,V..,,. K Q PHIL CATANZARO End v A 1.2 , K .. .4 + Q . ' i 1 he Il' ' gg, arm ROGER FUYDAL Que: rlerbaclc BUTCH LEENAS Tackle Q h F' i ' f 3 - 2 A L QL. ,f,4., jN Q LOU KURTZ Tackle READY FOR ACTION are Tom Murphy, K Kupiis and Jack Murphy whose herd pley 1 abled +he team fo have e sfrong defensive sy fem. The feam relied mosily upon fha iw plefoon wi+h e six-'two line up. 1 V t mkl. , . e . m A, :mh:A g g W, TONY TRENTACOSTA Guard 1' sk.-Y li , . . .r,. . M Y BOB RiO Tackle sn X - 5 . - I. .. r 5 - ft' I , - I - ,ip . ., ,. 'f5qe'Nf. J Q' - j:L23,gQ' E M SI, ?Q,i.i-, 7. if GARY PFEFFER Cenier i955 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE , pp, , 'fEhg.i -4 ...... A --L 7 Sr. Joseph lW.N.Y.l ..... -- - 20 irnmaculare Conceprion .... - - - 7 Lodi ......... Wallingfon ......... 4 - Se+on Hall ....... - 2 Queen of Peace- 5 - - 4 - MIKE GLAGOLA Tailbacl: M X K' EQV ' J N g g kk . 1,., THAT BLOCKING NEEDS CONSIDERABLE POLISHING' says E O.XO E ' head coach Nork. l-lard work for fha line was guaranfeed by Jim Campbell and Gene Leschychyn who was nor presenr for picfure TOM GUGLIELMO End The monfh of Sepfember brough+ a new school rerm and wifh ii' anofher fooiball season io Pope Pius. Wi+h rhe somewha+ unpleasani' memories of previous seasons in iheir minds, and wi-rh an earnesr desire +o prove fo fheir coaches and lo al sup- porlers +ha+ such logfahy had noi' been in vain, fha members of 'ihe iooiball squad-especially + e seniors--under+oolr ihe new season dererminedl . The exuberan-l spirif of fhe squad was mafched by fha spirii of fha sfudenf body. Each player's sense of responsibiliry io his fellow ieam-mafes was eviden+ righi from 'ihe very firsf praciice session in early August Bill Dwyer and Lou Kurh, 'rhe co-ca prains, and Coach Norl: and his assisfanrs never lei ihem for- ger for a minuie fhei' the price of vicrory is herd worlrand self-sacrifice. Time flew. Before anyone was aware of ii ihe openin game was upon fhem. Anyone who was presenf ai ihe Sr. Cecilia game wm never forgel- 'l'he pandemonium and fha hysrerical joy among fhe layers as 'ihey realized rheir rrs+ vici-ery, a vicfory which rhey lmew could be repeared over and over again. The ensuing +riumphs over S+. Joseph's, lmmaculaie Concepiion, Lodi, and Weilingfon were The resuli' of a good, sfrong blockin of fhe line and the running of ihe baclrfield. A srrong feam from Sou+h Orange gave ihe Eagles rheir only defeat. Climaxing the season was a goal line sfand giving Pipe Pius a viorory over Queen of Peace, a vicrory assuring ihem of +he ri , New Jersey Group B Sfaie champions. Culrninaring a vicrorious season was a dinner given in honor of +he ioo+ball players by ihe afhleiic commii-tee of +he P.T.A. One of she highligh+s of fha evening was ihe preseniafion of ihe covered frophies. The srrong defensive worll o Tony Trenhcosfa and fhe hard running and accurafe passin of John Scarpa earned for ihese boys fha Mosi Improved and +he Mosr salu- abla Player awards. -Burch Leenas was named fha rnosf valuable underclass- men. ' The willing- spirit of cooperarion with ihe coaching sraff and wi+h each ofher and +he srrong deierminarion of rhe Eagle eleven were fhe primary faciors in producing a championship rea m. , 5, K Lt, KKK F ' d i . xii' , 'J , ' 'Ms , -Q... HIT HIM RIGHT-The lundarnenlal ol fhrowing a perfecf faclcle are dernonsfrafed by Jim l-lylard lo Enrico Benigno, Joe Slayslcal, Ron Marino John Jeszenszlcy, Tony Roclclein, Dan Colnaqhi, Jerry Russinlco and Bruce MacGowan. leaders on the field, SHOUTS OF ENCOURAGEMENT rinq out from +he bench as fhe Eagles near the goal line, ln lhe grow raw are Dennis Fisher, Ray Kropinaclx, Bob Marosilz, Bernard Neilly, Paul Sfayslral, Sal Caraffo, Richard Tifmas, Bob Sipos, Brad Sferlinq,VinCer11' Oddo and Bob Fisher. In the back are Bob Conlon, Peler De Lolfo, John Yuhas and Jake Gueper. .nf Page 42 .xlib Qwwqg SEE IT'S PRETTY. fCo-capfalns, Lou X g Kurtz and BIN Dwyer, smile approvinqNy , XA as they view ine sfafe championship we 'WH' HERE I COME! ge? ouf of my way! -John Scarpa U31 seems fo say as he chafks up yardage In flne Se+on Hall game. Coming in for Hne iackle is Connie Egan 171 wniNe Bob Rio l76j and Hugh Dunnion H31 'fry fo ge? in on The play. Plwofo courfesy of Herc1d News. trophy. - ff Page 43 l. 6 . V, Q Q. if + Ql , M- ika., I, LONG SET SHOT is ready +o be execu+ed by CO,Cap+cgn Gene Wdowgok as he DRIBBLING DOWN THE COURT goes Bob Ma+erna as Joe Walsh o+ S+. Mary's Checks ,he dgsfance. unsuccessfully a++emp+s +o preven+l'1im from scoring. tournament champs l955-I956 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 'V P.P. Opp. A Passaic ...c..,......... 69 44 'fs A , 6 Queen of Peace ..... -- 57 53 S+. Mar 's Pa+. ..... -- 72 47 S+. Joselslfl -- so 53 S+. Jol+n's ......... -- 57 44 'M l-loly Trlr'1i+y ,....,... -- 62 57 I S+. lv1icl1ael's lNwlc.l ..,... 67 70 Walling+on ...,,.... -c 69 67 S+. lvlary's lRu+l1.l ,... -- 57 70 S+. lv1icl1ael's lJ.C.l--- -- 55 72 S+. lvlicl'iael's lNwlc.l .c,. -A 83 63 S+. Cecilia's lliearnyl v.A.., 7O 63 l-loly Trini+y ,,....... - - 67 47 Walling+on ....,.., ,S 80 63 S+. lvlary's lRu+l'1.l ,.c. -, 67 65 S+. An+l1ony ......... - c Sl 97 S+. lvlicl+ael's lJ.C.l--- cc 87 72 Lodi -,. ,...v...... ,- 55 67 Passaic ,.,,..,.. - - 50 59 S+. An+l'1ony -H -c 66 52 ii ONE MORE TIME-Andy Bu+cl'1 Kanoc DANGEROUS HOOK- Big Ed Oro +1 prepares +o ripple 'rhe cords wi+l'a a sec- goes up wi+l1 a hoolc sl'1o+ +o add enofhe ond free +l'1row, baslre+ +o +l1e Eagles' credi+ Page 44 HOLIDAY FESTIVAL TOURNAMENT morn-iv is presenled by His Excellency. fbe ball +O+e0mm0+e B shop James A McNul+y lo Bob Ma+erna and Gene Wdowiak in lhe presence oi Carman Romel caplain of S+ John s feam, runners-up in 'rhe fournamenf. Phofo cour+esy of Advocale on the court, Paced by +he 7-II combinafion of co- capfains Bob Maferna and Gene Wdowialr, +he heigh+ and board confrolling power of 6-6 Ed Orovifz and 6-2 Al Pogorelec, and +he dead-eye accuracy of Andy Bu+ch Kanoc, fhe Eagle cagers wenf on fo win fifleen games of 'lwenfy siarfs. Included in +his line showing was 'lhe winning of fhe Holiday Fesiival Tournamenf which gave Po e Pius femporary possession of fhe Bishop James A. McNul+y frophy and per- manenf possession of a plaque signifying +heir friumph in fhe firsf such +ournamen+ held. Sfarring in fhe +ournamen+ was Ed Orovi+z who scored 66 poinis and received fhe +ournamen+'s mos+ valuable player award. The younger members of ihe baslrefball feam, fhe jayvees, did no+ fare so well as +heir big brofhers. Led by ihe fine playing of four members of lasi year's championship freshman +eam, fhe iayvees compiled an 8-9 record. S+arring on +he squad were cen- +er John Ebner, forwards Ted Knoihe and Pai Legassic, and guard Phil Cafanzaro- all ve+eran freshman players-wi+h Howie Aschoff, guard, rounding ou+ +he +eam. , ' ' A F Hg b R YOUNG EAGLES The xdyvoe feam fonsusfs of fron? row Phil Caianzaro Ted Knofhe, John Hamer, Pax 696565512 LSZYQSCF Sim df Henry Kasczynslu BU Supos Lou Polorvlcay Ed Wesfhoven Rudy FIHYO. PGVW plafwe James 5 Y' an ' ' DRIVE-IN-' Bufchu Kenoc comes in wifh a driyinq layup shot fo up fhe score for fhe Eagles affer recviyinq pass frnm feammafe. l UP AND up an easy baslcef as leammafe, Howie Aschohf and a member ov' S+, Mary iayvees lool: on. BAL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE P.P. Opp. Passaic . , ,, 27 46 Garfield H .,,,77 , 4I 52 Lyndhursl ,,A,,, ,- , 37 46 Hasbrouck l-leiqhls, 3I 32 Cliflon , ,.,,, ,H , 36 65 Lyndhursl' H ,W , , , 59 43 Winfield Park , 37 32 Passaic H H , W 33 54 CHHOH . ,,., , 42 72 Bergen Caiholic Ls, 44 46 FRESHMEN MENTOR, Ray Masfroberfe, gives lasf minufe insfruciions io Bill Sipos, caplain of The freshman baslcefball learn before lhe aclion begins. IN. Jayvee cenler, John Ebner lI3l, lays up and coming hoopsters, L HANDLING is demonsfraled lo lhe freshmen caqers by Dennis Fisher. Eagerly wafchinq are: firsl row: Emil Meany, John Mayzel and Richard Taclxacs: back row: Ed Maralcowilz, Brad Slerlinq, Donald Terrance, Bob Fisher and Wally Magna. v Page 47 EAGLE BASEBALL SQUAD-Kneeling: Ted Knollie, Lou Kuriz, Frank Jandrowifz, Mike Boyko, .956 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Jolvn l-lemmeriinq, Richie Taclnacs. Sal Cafalio, and BiliSipos:s+andinq:Coacl1Dandy,co-caplain April Ed Ormilz Al Poqorelec, Bob Mackln .lolwn Wagner, Mike Giaqela, Gene Wdowiak, co-caplain I6 Good Counnl lN,.,,uHz', H Y Away Bob Maferna, Carl Kaiernba, and Manager Frank Kowalczyk, ls Holy Trinify tlqaclrensack, --iir in WAWGY 20 Our Lady of llwe Valley lE. Orangel, ,,,,Home 23 Sl. Cecilia lKearnyl,, W , ,, ,,Away pgwerful Slugggrg, 25 sr. Mary lRull'ier'fordl L e Hom. 27 S+. Cecilia lEnglewoodl, , ,A Away 30 Sf. Michael lNewarkl, ,, , Home dangerous moundsmen, my 3 Good Counsel lNewarkl , , ,, Home 4 Holy Trinily lldackensackl, ,, ,, ,,,Home Il Our Lady of fha Valley lE. Orangel , ,Away I7 S+. Cecilia lKearnyl- , , A, ,Home 2l Sl. Cecilia lEnglewoodl , ,Herne 23 Lodi , , Away 28 Wallingfon Home 29 Sl. Aloysius lJersey Cilyl Away 3l Sl. Mary lllullierlordl, , Away ,rgylf Pdge 48 SECOND BASEMAN, Mike Bovko, easily picks CATCHER, Frank Jandrowilz, siqnals pilclner lor up onollwer qrounder. a clnanqe in slraleqy, The Eagles defended iheir s+a+e cham- pionship well despi+e ihe lack of +he splen- did piichinq of Ed Szerencsiis l7-Ol, and Al Zyla I5-2l, fhe exper+ ca piainship of Caicher, Joe Biscaha, and ihe fine defensive play of second baseman. Bob Sipos. Firsl' baseman. Ed Orovih, and ou'Hielder, Bob Ma'I'erna, cap'l'ained ihe -ieam. Ed ba+- fed .349 in his iunior year and al+erna+ed on +he mound ihis year. Bob balfed in ihe .300's in bo+h years and did a line iob in fhe ouilield. The mound siaff consisied of Gene Wdowial: who had pifched a single game previously and AI Pogorelec. Bo'l'h i+chers saw considerable ac+ion in +he ouf- Eeld. Franlz Jandrowih, who saw limi'I'ed ac- fion in his junior year, worlred behind 'ihe pla+e direcling 'Phe signals. The infield posi+ions were filled by Carl Kalemba a+ shorisfop. Lou Kurh a+ 'third base and Mike Boylxo ai' second. John Wag- ner end Bob Maclxin also saw acfion in the infield. Besides being a haven for pifchers, as ii has been in 'the pasl' years, +he ouffield was composed of Milre Glagola in righf and Bob Maferna in cen+er. Capable replace- men+s from junior, sophomore, and fresh- men classes s+reng+hened +he foam fhrough- oul' 'Phe season. .4I7 BATTER, Carl Kalemba, gels reacy ro bios? oui anoiher hit THE LONG STRETCH by iirs+ baseman, Ed Orovifz, easilv caiches run e , SAFE OR OUT? l+'s up fo fhe umpire fo decide whefher Gene Wdowiak Mike Glagola, as Grsl base coach, Bob Maierna, looks on. WGS foqqed oui by Lou Kuriz as he slid info 'rhird base, Page 49 ya lam L I' rin cz, f. .wif A I I . M, . .U 1 RECEIVING THE STATE TROPHY Hum Mr. Rayrvwmd Pic?eH ffur'+FQ Hvampionsfwlp basebaN feam is curb Dan Dandy. L-waking un fares Mr, Fvifz Vu 'iw Mbw- Svfladk, pfusidffnf of Hur P,T,A., Monsiqrmr ROWWGUHK aH1U2HC diff-Mm! AW 701 and Ed Srwff-rvfsik, dar pHf5mrs on Nw Nam I I champions on the diamond, ONCE AROUND BOYS! Rmmvlwg .x 'ww MUS ln pmrfuv- .1 z GOES THE NAIL a,,1Hp,,f,f,5 wr- 'Jam Hmmpionship phque My Kon KUDMS pau! Umm R.1r,, Gwqx ,Wi Jah, GWWW, X029 hxf,v-b.1 fm1'v.1Q ff fanfaime Fri Ov1x'i?7 and Brxh Mnfrfvwa I N W .L.,, ,fm U ,-'LKQJ-A L... - W 'ff 'ST v Wi w I aaaa SIGNS OF STRAIN snow as Ireslwrnan, Dennis Fisher, clears HWS MGI' IUVWP bar aI5'4l'?1la lraclr meelwillw Garfield. fleet-footed cindermen, EAGLE HARRIERS: Iirsl row: John Crisciono. Roberl Marino, Dean Deilz Gr-orno Polrnnflvalc, Bill Dwyer, Kon Kupils. Jalce Guepel, Urban Donovan: slandinqs Lou Kurlz, Riflwie Renwick, Georqe Budnilc, Tony Trenlacosla, Roqer Groll, Fd Wosllwovon, Andrew Korillmol Roy La Barberi, Ge-Orme Vasililr. VICTORYI Milor Jolwn Grueler breaks Ilwe laps' as Coach Krislolrrlr Clweclxs llm limo. l956 TRACK SCHEDULE April I0 Garfield I4 Pascaclr Valley I7 Cliffon 23 Norfh Arlingfon May 7 Good Counsel I I Passaic I6 Lodi I9 K. of C.-Don Bosco Invilalion 2I Eas+ Rufherford 26 Norfh Arlingfon Invifafion Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Away ZQMMWIIJLJA all C55 - mf -'LJ iii gem ah? Ogwfwb C W L, f? JMD, CCVL' 5 lip fl X t ,na fs figs sW'A ' 5 K ' L z 4 Q if Aj:f,4g Y L Q 3' f '1 ' 'gm an EJ? X if L W I ,AA 153, I 3- 4 X f 1, if 9 ,Y A . 57 lt W, 17 , I S 'Q' ' 2 ' 5 I :L I-11' Q' I f Q rr 'rw Q x' w ,gg ? ' r V ' W fx' . Q gist ' N Q' E Q: f 6 -- E , 41' A A I a , if IA 5251, T 'jig XA, 5 xx qi, gf 4. f is , 1 . S s QM, 9 'P x 15,53 I 4'-lwuuninzqpn V11 Q X . A f x S x-.,.. ' t.. 4 , A mm lt gx g,!l. nf 'wwf I 4.4 ,K . 3 5'-mg -4 x Q23 5 v .ii ,gs S fx KJ' w 7 x . . x M Lf if X- Aw. xx , xii 5 V, ,Y fi 5-9 is!! Y X .,, Page 54 LONG-.AWAITED CLASS RINGS aw blessed by Fafher Morris af lhe ring ceremony ir- PLACING THE CROWN iw llw Bl.-mid Viiqin al llvi May pity 1-asv vw is Phyllis Bvmsxr-lx. ' FATHER Mis speaks lo sluclenl body, spiritual The joy of you+h, fhe sfrengih of you+h, and 'the power of youih con- sisis in +he iniimacy be+ween God and soul 'lhrough a union of grace. This infimacy is acquired lhrough +he many even+s which occur +hroughou+ 'rhe year as each school day begins and ends acknowledg- ing God fhrough prayer. Year around a'c+ivi+ies follow 'lhe lilurgical cycle. By observing fra- diiional Advenl' cusioms, eager hearis prepare for lhe coming of The Chris+ Child and are nor los+ in +he commercial husfle-busile of +he pre-Chris+mas rush. Presenf everywhere are reminders of fhe season. The scenl' of ihe evergreens surrounding +he crib, fhe colorful Adven+ wrea+hs, and ihe carol +heme in song and arf lceep Chrisf in Chrisfmas ar Pope Pius. Chris+- mas, foo, brings God's blessing in fhe recepfion of +he junior rings, a ceremony symbolic of loyally +o ihe school, sireng+h in unify, and lhe honor of lhe individual. An ourcome of 'rhe observance of Len+ is +he generous response of each sfuden+ in +he Bishops' Relief Fund, a drive +0 obfain funds for lhe needy in foreign counfries. The close of +he school year brings closer inlimacy wifh Mary ihrough 'rhe May Procession ai which she, ihe Medialrix of all Grace, is lovingly crowned by her children. I-f ws: gms: ww- 1: COMMEMORATING THE ADVENT SEASON, Ihe junior class officers, freasurer James DoIan. d presidenf Roberf Rio, vicefpresidenf Harold Leenos and secrefary Grace Rooney, Iiqhf the ep 7 candles on Ihe Advenr wreafh in fhe corridor. Ik SETTING UP THE CHRISTMAS CRIB in I1 The phace OI honor under Our Lady's sfafue are seniors, I-IeIen Kropinack and Jane Lazer. I ,Q - xj : '5. IIXX ,it ,Q x 1-H?-3.3 I K Page 55 strong devotion, J' K I SENIOR BOYS devowly lead +he rosary a++er one o+ +heir con+erences during +he SURE, TI'IEY'RE A FINE GROUP. Fa+her Cronan and Fa+her Adfcn discuss +heir re+rea+an+5 a++or a conierence n church fhreefday re+rea+. GIRLS if-avn S+ .Ioseplfs Church aI+er an inspiring and or-'iohreninq Iailc. Three daily con+erences, ' 'sary and privafe visi+s were all par+ 0+ a wonder- Iul re+rea+, A+ +he end of +he +irs+ repor+ card period +hree days of serious +hinIiing were se+ aside for +he annual re+rea+. In+roduced +his year, was +he proiec+ of having +wo re+rea+ mas- +ers, who held separa+e conferences, one in S+. Mary's Church for +he boys, +he o+her in S+. Joseph's Church +or +he girls. Boy re+rea+an+s applauded Fa+her Adrian, who in a clear, dis+inguished voice, promulga+ed +he principles of sound Ca+holic living. Girl re+rea+an+s enioyed +he hear+-warming io- viaIi+y of Fa+her Cronan whose candid con- ferences, profound in con+en+, emphasized +he necessi+y and impor+ance of good Ca+holic you+h. Bo+h re+rea+ mas+ers are members of +he Franciscan Order. The +hree days whisked by in an a+mos- phere of medi+a+ion, prayer, and silence, which sparlced +he s+uden+ body wi+h more +hough++ul a++i+udes. They le++ all especially gra+e+ul for +he oppor+uni+y afforded +hem and wi+h +he hope +ha+ +he success of +his re+rea+ may prove +o be +he +ounda+ion s+one for a life o+,spiri+ual success. Page 56 lnaugura+ed during +he Marian year, 'lhe Marian Club was organized in order 'I'o honor Our Lady, a perfecl' model of puriiy and Chrisiian way of life. During +he year, +he members pray +ha+ fhrough Mary's in+ercession, fhe , +oo, may do God's bidding as she did, and selec+ fhe voca+ion of His holly choosing. Adivifies of fhe club include collec+ing sfamps and cards for fhe missions, spreading Chris+mas joy among 'lhe children in S+. Mary's hospifal, dis lay- ing vocafion maferial during March, and holding a Communion breaifasi +ha+ is sponsored ioinfly wi+h +he Knighfs and Handmaids of +he Blessed Sacrament This la'Her group is made up of s+uden'I's who promise +o receive Holy Communion af leasf once a week and +o promofe devo+ion +o fhe Blessed Sacrament Wednesday is fhe day sei' aside as a special Communion day. Bofh clubs whole-hearfedly endeavor fo malre Our Lord and His Blessed Mofher 'rhe cenfer of fheir lives. MARIAN CLUB presidenls are Claire Biclalc and Claire Hrush. SENIOR K.H.B.S. members conferring wilh Father Morris are Bernice Cafalano, Gerald Bogdan, Mary G-roeller. Daniel Colnaghi, Joseph Mirandi, Jane Lazer, George Yacylrewych and Par Reinhardl Page 57 3 ' ' 4? . Muff' 'wiv-53:3 ' A i xx 7 'wr MEMENTOES GALORE wr-rw awarded To We iooiball piayers ai I .mr Gfrai Pwr Simriie sponsored by The cheerleaders. Ali fiwe 1. kr-vs wr-ro rg-yon ard affvpied in ibn spirif oi good-nafured 3, I ' i--,5iiri.1by'bar,ic raw: Milm Giaqf ia, Roger Fuydai, Garry Pfeiier. el frrr yr Riisniwk , J rrin .Jr-szffriwlry Lou Kuriz, Biii Dwyer, Eleanor f-Xuiusxiai Gr-rri Gm, Bri-rida Hurbarv, and Marion Esposifo: '1 rr r yy: Bah Rio, Biii Sipos, Riro Beniqrmo, Helen Kropinacic, ' ' ' Caroi Lavlra, Mariiyri Porreray and Barbara Janus. HEARTS ARE TRUMP as Cupid reiqns, The significance oipebruary i4riipura1iin+rve mood for darvcirm. Page 58 wx ,Ii . 'S 'W , .ew as :-wiwf. 3. t., --yx K 4 'ml---fs. Brighl' laughfer, gay music and good friends geHing fogelher are all in fhe blueprin+ for an ac+ive social life. The call swing your parfner round and round echoes lhrough fhe hall and a barn dance is in progress. Foo+ball season brings foo'I'ball rallies and hops. Perhaps +he besl remem- bered is +he Goal Posf Shuffle, where blue and gold dominafed +he scene. The Alumni provide 'rhe s+uden+s wi+h dances apropos of +he ever changing frend in young America. The audilorium really rocked fhe nighf The Rock and Roll' dance look place. The S+uden+ Council is righ+ in fhe swing of lhings also. Columbus was feled by a Sail On, Sail On hop. February l4+h arrived and of course wi+h i+ a dance appropria+ely en- 'rifled Cupids Capers. One can never forge? fhe wonderful evenings spenf a+ lhese dances and fhe pleasan+ memories will always be fhere +o recall lafer on in life. 'IN A'-xg 4 QV? I 1 .,,. f f ! k-if s-- 1 .,', , Tl F ri I T. 5 ilsssfsa l-A A K , M 5 if I : . g X 1, 1 V 2 M--5... JAILHOUSE BLUES'-mul They. Beverly Uaniqa, AI Soliis, Belly Vernaric, Penny Slarnber, Joann Schaub, Barbara Janus, Jimmy Boyle, and Roger Fuydal seem lo be enjoying fheir senlence. WHICH WAY IS THE RIGHT-OF-WAY? Only mixed-up signals could have caused fhe pallern in fhis ser, 'inf' f. Taxi 'Wag ,,' if 1 4 Page 59 3: luv PLEASANT HOURS are ahead as two vypical couples leave for a niqlwr of en- joymenl ef flue Sleiglw Ride Frclic Hx HEY THERElTlw1ifi5 a wonderful dancf s i, eviden? from Marlene Donnelly's ex I pression, bu+ wlml can be said of Bol Rycbyls? SLEIGH BELLS RING, cs Cy Canqialosi and Serine Giullre lake lime our from an erloyable evening fo pose lor a sou- venir snapslwof. Page 60 A SPECIAL MOMENT on llwaf niqlwl ol niqlwfs is caplured by llwe plwoloqraplwer on llwe porch ol ilwe Swiss Chalet A+ any season of flue year, a formal dance is a feslive occasion. From lhe day +he firs+ announce- men+ is made fime seems fo sfand s+ill. Posfers mysleriously begin +o appear in +l1e corridors while consfanf reminders are repor+ed over 'Hwe public address sysfem-as if one could 'Forget Everyone begins +o couni' +l1e weeks, +l'1en +l1e days. And suddenly fhe magic momen+ finally ar- rives. S+range feelings overpower milady is buf- +erflies lake up 'I'l'1eir abode wi'I'l1in her: l'1er young knighf awaifs her in his carriage lialopy for shorfl +o lake her +o Hmeir cas+le lius+ +l'1e schooll. Knigl1+ and lady en+er Hue casile door Hwrough billowy clouds and lose lhemselves in flue fan+asy of a wonderland. treasured moments, THE CANDLE LIGHT RHAPSODY finds all in llwe midsl nl dancinq ln llwe deliqbllul slrains oi Hpoincianaf' OUR LADY SAVED THE DAY for Basil and fhe villagers in ihe play, A Painfing for fhe Duchess. The cry, on sfage, everyonel is heard and once again fhe dramafic club is on fhe way fo anofher oufsfanding success. The workshop of Bernhardfs and Barrymores, where hidden falenf is noi long for secrecy. is so exfensive fhaf if is composed of a freshman branch besides a sophomore, iun- ior, and senior deparfmenf. Under fhe able direcfion and unending pafience of Sr. Joan Roberfa and Mrs. Lim- perf, fhe junior and senior dramafic club can boasf of several successful producfions. The sparkling performance of Boofh Tark- ing+on's Seven+een, presenfed b fhe seniors, is long fo be rememberel A Painfing for fhe Duchess performed af Chrisfmas assembly, by 'lhe freshman- sophomore performers and fhe fhree one- acf plays produced in The spring can be accredifed as performances rafed high above fhe amafeur level. Pafricia Reinhardf, presidenf of fhe senior clubs, and her co-worker, Joyce Kapallco, head of 'rhe junior group, reporf an acfive inferesf among fhe members resulfing in varied and inferesfing monfhly meefinqs. Represenled are: Rosemarie Minu+ella, Be'r+y Werlinq, Dorofhea Balmer, Edward Nolan, Kafhleen McCabe, Thomas Lynslry: second row: Mary Anne Kasica, Marie Zulcas, Kafhleen Zornaclc, William Jacobs, Richard Moliclrip lhird row: Eleanor Demboslri, Doris Weinpel, Paul Lee and Sfephen Scafurro. ACT MORE SURPRlSED, calls Sr. Joan Roberfa as she and Mrs. Limperf direcf John Kopec, John Flynn. Arleen Wadowslri, Jack Murphy, Carol Ann Dudelr, Paul Gvreff, Emma Cascone, Pa? Ryan, Roger Fuydal. and Tony Treniacosra in ihe final rehearsal. -rf -1'-er? 1a 7T'fff'f . ,r K' Il- li 1: 1 i Q igp yu, ja J, .ig-11. ,..' 'QA rig: f Q 'Y 'ii K5 xy ull! nl'-lxliylvx KA . .. .g .N 14' ' kde! X LA XX. ly Page 62 William Sylvanus THE CAST Mrs. Baxfer Mr Baxfer Baxfer Johnnie Walson , Jane Baller May Parcher Lola Prafi Genesis , Joe Bullilf, . Mr Parcher , George Crooper, , , Efhel Bolrew. , Wallie Banlrs . Mary Broolrs of sta rs, ,Arleen Wadowshi Audrey Kohn , , ,,,,,-John Flynn Gerald Bogdan , ,,,,,,,..Roger Fuydal George Peirush , , ,,William Dwyer Paul Graff ,,,Palricia Ryan Alice Drason , ,,Helen Kropinaclr Emma Cascone ,,,Carol Ann Dudelr Marilyn Porreca .Anlhony Trenfacosla Daniel Colnaghi . -. ,,AJohn Murphy ,, ,,---,John Kopec Frank Kowalcyzh , , , Michael Glagola John Scarpa , Palricia Reinherdl ,,,,-,--John Scarpa Michael Glagola , , ,,Barl.1ara Ochipa But Dad, l go'H'a have a dress sui+l The 'lribulaiions of sevenleen year old William Baxier are increased by ihe arrival of Baby Talk Lola PraH'. While Lola is visifing one of ihe local girls, Willie develops a painful crush on her. Mr. and Mrs. Baxier are ai' +heir wi+s end for fear of a feenage crisis. Meanwhile, Miss PraH', 'lo lhe dismay of Willie, is devoiing her 'lime +o rich George Crooper. The plav has a happy endinq, as mosl' plavs do, when Miss PraH relurns home, and Willie, accepfing his faie, decides io go fo college afler all. HERE'S YOUR PAPER, daddy, and Willie said . . Jane, porlrayed by Alice Drason keeps her moiher and lafher, Audrey Kohn and Gerald Bogdan, informed on lhe doings of her brolher, Willie, AN' MAY AH BE O' 'SlSTANCE, suh? remarks Genesis, Tony Treniacosfa, as he offers ihe drinks fo Michael Glagola, Barbara Ochipa, Frank Kowalczylc, John Scarpa, Marilyn Porreca, George Pefrush, Pai Reinhardt Helen Kropinaclc, Jack Murphy, and Bill Dwyer. 'sur ,au . 1 lilac l -Ult- Page 63 BRIGHT VOICES are reilecled by briqhl qowns in ihe Chrislmas red and while modeled by Roberl Mlynarz, Johanna Miiro, Charles Hillon, and Phyllis Jaqiello. music in the air, ,fi XE i 1 fr 'if lie - Inky , THE LITTLEST ANGEL is depicied by Elaine I-lallca, as she sings O, Holy Nigh1 a+ +he Chris?- mas concerf. The glee club, under +he able direc'I'ion of Sr. Jeanne d'Arc, has Dresen+ed manv beauliful concerfs. This Chrislmas +he chorislers, in a seflinq +ha+ was colorful, ar+is+ic and seasonal, presenfed several moving numbers- bo+h liqh+ and serious. The memorable arranciemeni' of Han- deI's immorfal HaIleluiah Chorus was second only fo fhe inspirinq Na'I'ivi+y scene which culmina+ed Ihe presenfaiion of fhe reliqious carols. The April concer+ achieved a liohf, clay and sprinqv fouch in some of 'Ihe sonq seleclions while +he solemni+v of fhe Holv Easier season was affeded poiqn- an+lv in fhe Warinq arranqemeni' of fhe sfirring Holy Ci+y bv Adams. Such superior worlc and arlislic seleciions accouni' for I'he populariiv of Ihe clee club which in fhe Iasl' several years has grown by leaps and bounds. SILENT NIGHTI HOLY NIGHTl echoed ihrouqh lhe audiiorium as ihe qlee club climaxed iis Chrislmas concerl by honorinq Ihe Child and His Blessed Mother, porfrayecl by Pairicia Reinhardl. .ss rssss Page 65 -J ....1. . A. v- 4 PATRON LISTS are fompleled by fhe members of ihe business siaii headed by Eleanor Auquscialc and Barbara Janus. Clvclrwlsf-: qrcup one: Mary Obhoa, Carolee Wille. Mary Ann Shovan, Elizabelh Oswald. Eleanor Auquscialc, Diane Ferranri, Lynn Michallm, Caihorinr- O'Shcn2 1 '-ID 'WHY Elaine Fazio, l-lady Srhumpf, Frances Porcoro, Lucy Kapusfa, Barbara Janus, Anne Davis, Flare Baslm Fuficnia Panel, and Barbara Ochipa. Early in Ocrober some earnesi. enerqe+ic and willinq seniors ven+ured in+n a new Field-+ha+ of composinq a bool: all fheir own. The s+aFf was ornanized wi+h Arleen Wadowslci as edi'I'or- in-chief. Sfafi heads a+'rended a +wo-dav conference ai' Colum- bia Universilv, a vearboolr session a+ Villanova and regional worlcshops. Humble beciinners s+ood open-mou'l'hed as +hey heard qualified spealcers explain yearboolc +erminology- dividers, bleeds, lavou+. crop -which soon slipped lrnowinnlv olif 'fhe 'lonques of lhe liuiure compilers. HEADS OF STAFF, Marlene Donnelly, Jwlwn Scarpa, Barbara Janus, Gerri Gul, Eleanor Aimusrialf Uairiria Reinhardt and Bernire Calalano, siarl Qui for lhe Columbia Sfhrlaslir Press Ccwnlorenre. 1 Finally aciual worlr beqan. The 'lherne +o coincide wiih ihe erec+ion of a new buildinc: was decided uoon ai' an earlv meei- incl. Layou+ and ar-I' siaffs worlred hand in hand decidinq ihe sei' up: pho+oc1raphers planned. +oolr and cropped +hose s'l'orv +ellinq pic+ures: and wri+ers composed, edi+ed, cu+ and reedired 'Phe precious copv. Then all was ready +o be delivered in+o +he capable hands of 'Phe prin+er. And finally affer mon+hs of wail- inq ihe i956 Keys was a realiiy-one more freasured posses- sion for all. Slqndiryq gm: Aurlfwy Kiwi ivlririxn ll vin, Rr-,ilw Cu mano Difaros Nliii .lnru lim-,lvl-.i, Sum Bill-vi wwl rl Palricia Ryan, Cav 2 ljudel lvlaw lNli4Avr'lw,Br!rlvnfi1 Bid slr was 'WV p'l:sv ' li 'lvl' piflurv. E' T. V 1 :Gif A i f has ii'f5'L'i T Ls , Page 66 SENIOR WRITE-UPS are fnrnpwr-d, :lwclrl-il and d L rheclced by 5 'fspablr li'-'mm slnll lvmxrliwi lu Cv-lfri :ru DIVIDERS .nv ffm- subfmf ns Bmrwfcv Cafarami tafemfed arf edlror. confers s 1 ff wfffv fwr sfaff: Jwsvplw Smyskall Jcsepfr Mirandi, Barbara Rescfw and Frances record of ' 5-'56, FUL PLANNING fa tfrr- fmb of ffwe lay' aff frmdr-rf lm ru Q-nffhurs Pafrivin Ruin' rff .mmf rfwfwr Srmpn .uf ffrv fwfr. Wcwrfrirwrq fr ffm-m .su-: lnuf ww: rrxmfx Kwwafvlyfc, 111 fur rffv fssvr, Arwrwffu Vnrufa, Helena rnr, Pfrxffig Brxusiofrg fron? row: Graff ax f'.afrIri.x NUVdVfx, Caffvorinc Sfwea, rx Kfrms.xrwxH.', ffufrririn f-fiqqims, AHCC x rw, f xrrrrvffv Sffr-fwfr-r,.f.1r1v Lnmr, Marifyn yfvy and Hr-fum Kroplrmrfx. Cnrwf Mvrw .fr-ff +5 ruff pn furvvf, rufyrr Gmxfx, f'.rfrf4i.x Snrfsfy, Rwsumary Pvfruff. ARLEEN WADOWSKI, edifor-in-chief THIS ONE? picfure sefecfions occupfes rho affenffons of Marfe Diqmff, Afborf Soffis, Grefqory Kffmwck, Elizabeffw Gocefjalf, edifor Marfene Dormeffy, Jofwrr Jvszorrszfcy, Jane Lazer and Roqvr Frrydal Of ffwc pfwofoqrapfwy sfaff, Micfwaef Marcfrwcafc and Louis Kurfz are mfssfmq frrrm ffm pic furc, 110' I t Page 67 gf-.. 'C-17 f 'N -'Ds fa. 'CTF' PAGE EDITORS---Aileen VVadiwski, Palrlria Ryan, Frank Kowalczyk, and Mary Marqarel M' A ll .xkrr llv- re-2prmSllJnl ifypl individual pages. If one firsl happens +o venfure info IM3 on a schedukd meeHng day,heisbound+orecognhe 'rhe sympfoms of busy-ness which can only mean anolher Eagle Lighl' is in fhe making. The annex burs+s wirh excilemenf as lhe eager slaff, forfy in all, anxiously s+rives +o fulfill i+s goal-perfec+ion. H' is down +o ear+h work +ha+ makes lhe Eagle Lighi appear each monih on 'rime. Planning lhe layouf, wrifing fhose scin+illa'ring headlines, spark- ing-up copy, pasiing fhe dummy and mee+ing 'ihaf ever- aun+ing deadline are only a few of fhe fasks +he s+aFl7 has +o perform, Bu+ when 'rhe las+ ar+icle has been proofread and The edilors have line combed lhrough lhe finished, polished producl, lhey realize +ha+ fhis blue-ribbon Eagle Ligh'r was well wor+h every mo- men'r of i+. Every member of fhe slaff from fhe edifor-in-chief +o lhe humblesl cub can poin+ wilh pride +o every issue, each one be'r+er fhan 'lhe one before. award winning Eagle Light, LET'S COMPARE sms Dennis Kmrhan as he proudly displays a Copy of fha Eagle Liqhf lo his i6 'lWVv wrrvalisls, Helen Healh, i'ahiriaBi1ulw, lilllll lll fEl'lBllQkilw'kA M1AdA URW' lplyll'sll1S1flRl'HV'Cllk L'l'l9lI1 is ,-- ivvrw iru, nna f e Zuma, fir einpn, 1 Cnllwarir1e smiles her approval. i 'farru , n VX rw vi ffvvi h WH r' . li HV . In rl UN TJ fo Page 68 .n mg.i'l '4 -1 , yrhqv PLANNING THE LAYOUT of Ihe paper are junior Eagle Lighfers, CaroIe Radakawsld, Graco Rooney, RacI'weI AH, Emma Plecs, Judifn PauI, Reber? Gcmskl and Veronica KreIwIiIc, STONE PROOF is checked by ediror-in-chief, Frank KowaIczyIc, wiIIw Inv assisfance aI ine primer. Roy Berry, and shop foreman, Ray CInqaIe. WORKING INDUSTRIOUSLYIamoQt1I1e deadIine are fypisfs AIice Drason, Mary GmuIIw', Frames Porcoru, Annwre SIeII1Ier and Laura KIuesanoviIz. Ex4'Iwanqo vdlfwv, Haim- Brincka, and cIrCuIaIIon managers, Jane Lazar and Marianne Curso, caICuIaI0 'ne number OI Issues In be disfribufed, I I ASSOCIATE EDITORS R r , ftscnwary Lyons, Bernice CaIaIano, Marlene Don- neIIy and CIaire Blfzak, fake care of assiqnmenIs, arf, pI1oIoqrapIny and I1eadIIne5 respediyely. '59 L, 1- . Page 69 L ' , FIRST PRIZE WINNER in physics, Peier Dornas lcenlerl, explains his rfervic eye dernonsvaiion ro Frank Jandrowirz Ilelil, president and Thomas Gufzlielrnc vicefpresidenr, oi lhe physics club. Each year budding scienfisis are given an oppor+uni+y +o demons'l'ra+e +heir +alen+. The annual science fair offers +o +he s'ruden+ a chance +o carry on a scien+ific experi- mem' iusf as prac+icing scien+is+s do in +heir laboralories. The proiec'l's offered cover ihe scope of fhe science classes. ln addifion 'lo 'rhe experience gained in demonsirafing 'lheir proiec+s locally, winners have an oppor+uni+y +o show 'rheir proiec+s a+ +he Grea+er Newark Science Fair held al +he Newark College of Engineering and of en+ering lhem in fhe con+es+ sponsored by +he Fu+ure Scien+is+ of America Founda+ion. CREATIVE ABILITY, scienrific rhouqhi. and skill applied ro ihe IHVGSNQU iion oi fha chemisrry of soils earns for William Ullrich firsr prize 'he Qhemisrry diyisiiin future Einsteins, SOCII ALBERTI MAGNI, or ro lhe uniniiiared, +he companions oi Aber' We Grealu a++rac+ many speclaiors wirh The wide varieiy oi proieds rhey have on display ar rhe annual science iair. Page 70 CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS, Roberi Gamslci, ireasurer, Eugenia Gronek secre+ary, Cy Cangiolosi, president and Alberf Solfis, vice-presidenr pin flue seals on +l'1e award winning picfures HARD WORKING JUDGES, Mr. Edward Gul, Mr, Raymond Schmidt, and Mr. Rober+ Murray, deliberafe on flwe relaliva rneri+s ol Hve compe+ing projecls. HUMAN CIRCULATORY SYSTEM-a working model-wins firsl prize A GOLD MEDAL goes To Gerald Kalcascilr, a general science sfudenl for Roy La Barberi in rlve biology division, for lwis original presenlafion. Page 71 TO ss, OR Nor TO BE?4vhal is me queslion pondered here by Garry Pie-ffef and by sludenls lhe world OVCF- One of +he foremosl' quesfions in +he minds of lhe Luniors and seniors is 'lhe queslion of whal +o do affer igh school. Alfhough rhere are some who have made defini+e plans, 'rhere are many lhaf have doubfs and queslions abou+ lhe fields fhey should pursue. There is a greal need for a guidance rogram in order +o help 'rhe s+udenl's realize fheir place in life. This year such a program has been more fully de- veloped under +he direclion of Sr. Rose Carmella. Sisler holds in+erviews wi+h bolh 'rhe seniors and underclassmen in order +o be beHer equipped 'fo malce recommendalions fulfilling +he needs of +he sfudenls. One of rhe highlighfs of 'rhe guidance program is lhe annual Career Day, which, iusl as lhe name im- plies, is a day sei aside +o help plan a career. On lhis day, represen+a+ives from all walks of life, busi- ness men, professional men, and college represenla- lives, come 'fo give all 'lhe informa+ion lhey can, fhrough means of informal lallcs, movies, and lifera- lure on +he nafure of fheir worlc. Affer lis+ening +o +hese people and inquiring aboul' any ofher phase which was noi covered, fhe sludenfs are beH'er prepared lo plan fheir fulure in such a way +ha+ 'lhey will en'l'er +he field +ha+ lhey lilre besl' and for which +hey are besl sui+ed. CAREER DAY SCHEDULES are Checlrecl by Sr, Rose Carmella wilh her Career day commillee: Joan Barlchursl, Roberl Kurzynslri, Roberl Zamber, ,loan Sfhabliclc. Elizabelh Vernarec, Michael Marcincalr, Noreen Palerson. Malhew Wiriqle, James Tuschinslry and Louise Nemer. Page 72 3 LA SALLE 'iw l0ii0f10 iof UVPVY P'Oif'59i0V i5 GUY repro' KEEP THOSE PAMPHLETS in order, qirisf' remarks Sr. Mary Paui, as siudenis senfed by Brofher F.ChrIs+opr1er. comb flwrouqn fhe coiieqe circulars. guidance and direction, THE GRADUATE AND THE STUDENT NURSE, Miss Eiierl Keenan and Miss l.uroHa Siieinier preseni fneir individual viewpcinis on ine nursing profession. THE WAY OF THE CORPS is explained by ine very capable Serqeanf Pierce, U.S.M,C., and His assisrani fo ine senior and iunior boys. Page 73 rr F F democracy in action, The rap of 'l'he gavel brings +he meeling +o order. The lively ban+er ceases. Fiffy-fwo pairs of eyes focus lheir aH'en+ion on fhe presidenl, John Jeszenszlcy. They are here +o discuss serious business. The secrel'ary's minufes have been ac- cepied as read and 'rhe +reasurer has given his annual reporf. The vice-presidenl' is called on lo give a resume of +he council's main underlalcings for lhe '55-'56 year. We have helped furnish fhe sfage wi+h new draperies, have sponsored a magazine drive showing a profi+ of SIOOO and have been responsible for a major porfion of fhe school's social funclions including a winler semi-formal. BULLETlN BOARDS' EFFICIENT KEEPERS, Barbara Ochipa and Barbara Janus, muse lhal February will need lhe exlra day for all +he planned acriyiries. FIVE GOOD REASONS WHY rhe Srudenr Council is lhe fine orqanizarion 'hal if is are found in secrelary Frances Pelruii, moderalor Sr. Mary Denis, oresidenr John Jeszenszlxy, vice-presidenl Roberf Malerna and lreasurer Michael Glaqola. PRESlDENT PRESIDES: John Jeszenszlcy gives lhe opening speech ar The SC. induclion. On siaqe are: firsr row: C. Dudelc, R. Fuydal, E. l-lallra, J, Kalernba, R. Culrnone. R. Ryaby, G. Gul, L. Kurlz, F. Pelrull, M. Glaqola, R, Marerna. A, Parula, G. Pleiler, A. Wadowslmi, P. Greli, P. l-ligqins, E. O'Brien. L. Kluesanovih. and J. Hyland: second row: G. Milchell, D. O'Brien. P. Caranzaro. J. Schabliclr, R, Novaclc, P. Krys+ynaclc, T. Fersch, M. Esposifo. G. Rooney, D. Mann, J. Roberlson, R, Conlon and K. Summers: 'rhird row: D. Morales. R. Riqolosy, A. Wall, A, Molchan, D. Fisher, J. Planl, R. Marino. J. Spinella J. Kupi+, W. Sipos, V. Magola, J. Sroclc, D. Schreiber, and B. Tomison. I, Page 74 , 1 Ill! SUCCESSFUL MAGAZINE DRIVES END brings lhe home room represenlalives wifh lheir rerurns lo be rallied by Jim l-lylancl, Roger Fuydal, Freddie rhe mascor, Lou Kurrz and John Jeszenszlcy. The mee+ings formali+ies are complefed. Sisfer Mary Denis, 'rhe moderafor, faces ihe group wifh an appropriafe commenf on fhe year's doings. The S+uden+ Council, formu- lafed as a re resen+a+ive organizafion, s+ands for au+hiori+y and iuslice. I+ is +he voice of every Pope Pius sludenf. You, +he elecfed councilors, have been enl'rus'l'ed wi+h fhe responsibili+y of proving 'rhese goals, noi only as hall moni+ors bul as men and women learning +o live in a democracy. Wi+h her warm smile she adds, Thanks for a job well done. Before closing +he meefing wifh fhe ac- cusfomed mofions. John, +oo, expresses a sincere lhank you for fhe cooperafion and loyal+y of +he school as represenfecl by +he s+uden+ councilors. EHE STARS, bofh animale and inanimale, lhal made +he dances shine are: sillingz Geraldine ul and.Marilyn Porreca, lcneeling. Barbara Janus, Jean Krelcrich, Bernadefre Gusciora Rober+.Rio, Marlene Donnelly, Helen Kropinaclc and Barbara Ochipaq slanclinq: Eleanor Auquscialc, Michael Glagola, Carol Villcowslci, Lou Kuriz, Claire Biczalc, chairwoman, Jane THAT SECOND FLOOR CORRIDOR is lhe problem, remarlcs lralilic manager Gerald Russinlmo, lo lhe social welfare chairman Annelle Parula, as lhey and Roberf Novaclc, Mary Resch, Henry Rune and Kalhy Summers leave lhe monlhly SC. meeling. Lazer, Burch Leenas and John Scarpa. IMPORTANT CATHOLIC YOUTH WEEK messages were delivered by John Flynn and Joseph Mirandii co- chairmen of 'rhe spirilual commi++ee of' 'rhe Sfudenl' Council. -it i Page 75 J,H,S. OFFICERS Lf- ff lf-v.,v':1 wslri, preside-nf: Cvnlhia ' '1' 'f'x .' ard Fdvmrfi ,lnnlsrh VifE'fprF1SudQrvl CHARTER MEMBERS shwfifwl l'f W il is dune are Mary Ann Rvalm. H.,nXwnnU pfarriria Zak ard Rfsernerv Cos'are. 6 JUNIOR HONOR SOClETY-Vf' ' A i7z,L .1 S: H Cmlwiwl l l' -lin-,ki R. Ceslaro, B. Bvaby, A. VVall C Qi A' sf-' 1 G Y 'wil lin- l. .lie-lar lr H A'len, J, lvlu hcliand, D. Zak L, Lfw.'a Cl mal' E. lN '7'lW al A M rl lun- C K il' 'hird VOw:V.Ma'1da, M. Swiss. A, Dfoiwl ,l. Cafi mi C. I' Wflfvii .l.Ka 1 siwski, F, Welqh, lvl. Bwalsx. OM'-1 'ff'w'bws ' 'ff' 1 -arm P -l pif u rl HH K'K'l' ' mcres: L.Be'l1s, p.BlZLrl'3,T,Ci3.Y 'V fx, UV: E G' nrl P Gu'v'lrf'r V, Hall CS, Hrnsl' K. Kilaus, D. Kochen, J, Leslm M. M 'A D Palme D. VVHMDP ' lriwlwwi-vw: l. lwvml. A. Ficri, lvl. Eiserlo, A. Govan C. l-l Hman M. H' 'lfffa G. Kalncfil R, Ku-vivr J. Levlcir, D.Mnrc1en J. Plaza R. Rarfi W, Sipai ll SM-virfli R. SH-Ui-in V. S'-all V SL'l'h l 9'ffwcs'frn P llow' Sepfember I955 saw +he second induc+ion of members in+o 'Phe Nafional Honor Socie+y. The upperclassmen compose fhe senior so- ciefy and +he underclassmen +he iunior branch. To be eligible for membership in +he socie+y, s+uden+s musf demon- sfrafe personalify qualificafions of characfer, service and leadership and scholasfically musl' main+ain an average of eigh+y-five percenf in each subiecf. The induclion in Sepfember and February are proof +ha+ +he selecfed sfudenfs have achieved +op school honors. Page 76 ,P SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY ffvv mv.. C. Slum R. CLJWOVW, J. Jvszemszlcy, M. A. Cxwxix M F. .hrwdvl mix, J. A, Pm? Q. Ri- AA,A.SJXX.1V1,5lHLJ M.J.C.1?alar107saCOrwd um' H C.x'.uJ.1vv.w,5.Vw'fuU,.l.KO!!-vvl .1 H, Gafwf, J. R 'bOrKOrv.E,HaV1m, M,Wf.1+raP- R. Nwxml. A. Wr'fX.4,, .mmf U SMHLV 'Nui 'axe' F, F'x1r'Lvx'wc', A. parufn, G, KHWOCL F KL-Www, f, Kww,x'A.wK, M. Gfowwvv .md J. Ftxnmq isurmw Vow: L. KJLADSHUPNHZ, C. A. DUJAKL. U Mnfwrw, C. R.-urwx, L Jw Bmw J. MAN' E. Wxla, J. Brown, P. Ryan, and B. Bvdvw. service, leadership, pd i 5 E , I : ig character, scholarship, S.H.S. OFFfCERSiGfCk1cvw Kflrm--'L vim- prwsidvrfj Maw Ann Slwcwan, sr-frwhry' and THE HONORABLE JOHN JUNDA, .uw speaker .ff fha -V P Knlt 'MH P XW Hmmm' SON:-'V FnsY.uU.xH.wrw, Marx Gvx-vllw Hvxm' BLNHSJW, HEJOUO Gamer, Bvgrww ff.u7.1N.1rw, Mmy Aww Shwmw C.1 i'w- Shen. Franfis KOwnNc7ylc, I . -- Flxufnww VNHIU, RwS.1Hq-Clffvvmwvvv, .MNJ P.x 'f3.1 Rxmw AVO Inf0v'PSHnC1fy1i5f0V1 DATA '5 bwmkl d'J V'mJV PVf Wf J and hm fm vvfw Om- giwuw gl, gn: .l,SfQ,,H,,,1M vm Orwpamd bw Marv Jane Caiahamw, Caflvnrino Shu, .md Edward Fv'.arvk wIc. 5 h . 1 5 Cp.-. . ' K 6 'K K f '- csluwu 5, -. i 'W - H aw L......Q...pvs..-,...v... -,,.,,,, Q if .- . S S I' N- H' if -0 '---' lwruma u....4 r...,..,. J i L ' '..ff-.... can ,.',.n,.',u5,,,,,,9,,., . N 3 L S k, X X55 if M lie Q gr, Q Q . Page 77 ' AN IMPORTANT PROJECT ol lhe ccramirs club is We Drooarafien el arlifles fer Missien sales, BMW nl werlc are Roy La Barbera, Judilh Paul, Sr Eusibie Karhleen Mfliabe and Allen VVall. The various clubs which have been or- ganized are a nafural ou+grow+h of fhe school's curriculum. Whefher organized in connec+ion wifh class work such as 'The language and science club or as fhe re- sul+ of inferesls aroused in classes such as fhe Marian or ceramics club, lhese organizafions fend fo challenge and de- velop +he s+uden+'s +alen+s in +he par- ficular 'field of his choice. The wide varie+y of ac+ivi+ies offers an ouflef for fhe many diFferen+ +alenfs of all s+uden+s. The culfural inferesfs devel- oped as a resul+ of par+icipa+ion in 'The acfiviiies of +hese clubs will prevail in +he fu+ure as well as in +he present PREPARING THE BOOKS lor The elif-lf is The ioln el lhe alule library assislnnls Jean Karasinslci, Rrvlwerla Galik, Prisrilla De Vries, .lam-l Kufllasulc, Evelyn Kemrl, Carel l-lcwllfvmn, Marv Ann Wefiss. TIPS ON CORRECT METHODS ol sludv ina malh are displaved bv rvmllv fluid el lifevst Treasurer F-lelen Bulaslw, presielenl Andrew Kerillca and serrelnry Marlene Dennellv. Page 78 --gil1 A HUNDRED FORTY ARTISANS IPZJ' lj I E- J'- 'T ' ll'D.1s.m.AY - 1 ..E..lL.l.'IL. 1 SI!EE -I-.LB..RA.R.Ii.. .113- H P F 'XX 'M' ELEANOR ANNE AUGUSCIAK I36 Ray Street Garfield St. Stanislaus Kostka Business Ele . . .gal that made Jenny's popular. . . smooth sparkling cheerleading co-captain . . . dancing enthusiast . . . neatness plus . . . business co-manager of '56 Keys . . . sexi SARA LUCIA BAKER ARTHUR ANTHONY BANDEL 273 Madison Street Passaic 76 Central Avenue Passaic St. Nicholas Business St. Nicholas Scientific Sally . . . mild mannered . . . literary staff Art . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . pizza of yearbook . . . light-hearted . . . so, big . . . optimist . . . souped-up Ford . . . dash- deal . . , secretarial aptitude and aspira- ing . . . holy mackerel . . . on the casual tions . . . good book or happy memory . . . side . . . NancY and me . . . printing . . . initiation da :-balloons, braids and bonnetsp JOAN MARIE BARKHURST I8 Broadway Passaic St. Nicholas Scjenfjfjc I-l.VelY - loquacious . . . contribution to history discussions . . . big brown eyes . , , avid reader of science fiction , . , novel doll collection . . . dependable . . , sf? I 5 7' A 1 ' '-its ., 5' .f 1' . . .gg 'gy -at -, ,Q . , QM igsgk. ith, E? Page 80 is ji sr BARBARA ANN BEDOSKY CHARLES WILLIAM BENANTI 37 Parker Avenue Passaic 234 Harrison Avenue Lodi St. Mary Business Our Lady of Mount Virgin Business Blonde hair . . . those mile-long words . . . Charlie . . . at home in a hunting lodge . . . private secretary with three inch heels . . . may I have a pass . . . unruffied . . . Benan- yearbook literary staff . . . i.v. cheerleader ti's insurance agency . . . cool cat . . . ever with spirited yell . . . helpful . . . loyal rooter . . . smooth dresser . . . i 'ix is s ' . ' 2 . CLAIRE ELIZABETH BICZAK ELAINE MARGARET BLASKO 3l7 Aycrigg Avenue Passaic 3 Third Street Passaic Saint Nicholas Classical St. Mary Business Mementoes of far away places . . , sweet E . . . always with Ann . . . long dark hair and lovely . . . tranquillity with a wink . . . . . . in her own quiet way , . . distinctive first lady of Marian Club . . . pink lipstick footwear . . . secretarial aspirations . . . and red sneakers . . . demure. .. Yearbook business stahl . . . gentle . , . GERALD PATRICK BOGDAN 257 Bell Avenue Lodi Corpus Christi Business George... stage crew regular. . .K.H.B.S. chairman . . .always a friend . . . custodian of Old Glory . . . Friday night dances . . . enthusiastic glee clubber . , . staunch . . horses, ha , hilarit and hotlchocolatep PHYLLIS THERESA BRZUSZEK IO9 - lOth Street Passaic Holy Trinity Business Phyl . . . gay, witty remarks. . . have your milk money? . . . always in a dither . . . crowning Our Lady in May . , . generosity . . . her goal-a good secretarial iob . . . si? Rl' I' ,C 5 K iii s i- 1 CIRO ANTHONY CANGIALOSI I9 Saddle River Avenue South Hackensack Most Holy Name Scientific Cy . . . camera club prexy . . . rider of the open road , . . loves a deep argument . . . John L. Lewis' eyebrows . . . electrical en- gineering . . . licensed ham operator . . . X QW SN EW' ixnsfnnn' EMMA PAULINE CASCONE 54 Market Street Passaic St. Nicholas Classical Eflervescent laugh . . . a future ioy to pa- tients . . . long brown tresses , . . asset to glee club . . . those picnic lunches . . . dum-da-Don-Don . . . birthday party girl... sf I. Page 81 if BERNICE JOSEPHINE CATALANO DANIEL JOHN coLNAGHl ROSAUE ELIZABETH CU'-MONE 77 Wabash Avenue Clifton 60 Van Winkle Avenue Passaic 943 Mcln Avenue Pffsfclc Sacred Heart Business Sacred Heart Scientific Sl- A ll7Of'Y ClU55'CUl Bernie . . . own distinctive hair style . . . Duck . . . Marlon Brando . . . real smooth R0 r A V Soil Qfeen EYES I - - Roman l'l0llfl0Y talented artist . . . '56 Keys art editor . . . . . , Latin influence . . , iust to graduate - nurse Wllh .U 500lll W9'l0UCll V A V CON' regular attendance at Fairleigh . . Aud, , . . a never-to-be-forgotten Genesis . . . 'l0'55eU' of lfelrfm 4lel'CCC.'e5 - V - QVUCES Lou and me , . . serene and sincere . ,. huh . , . Mr. Atlas , . . defensive lineman . ,, r - - 50m9Cl0Y he' DHNCS Wlll Come V A - '56-THE BEST CLASS YET state the competent f wr, :fi -- . : Cnr r'n' Arn Qudek secretary: t H Ke., .,jd,..-.V Dwi Qtr-tl, sin-Vrwr'i-sidenl and M 1-V,. M Gryi rr, qqinr-' ponder lnf-se special ,'. 1-rg -l y sql. a rn.-mtVr.ablr1 year. ANN CATHERINE DAVIS 94 Market Street Passaic St. Nicholas Business l Agreeable nature 4 , . my friend, Lucy . . . l gay laughter . . , how does my hair look? . , , warm hearted . , . Marian Club miss . . . a compliment to a nurse's uniform . . . . xx 5 Page 82 si re? Q X rx lisp esir i DANIEL KIRK DAWSON MARIE WINIFRED DIGNALL 27 Chestnut Street East Paterson 67 Merselis Avenue Clifton Sl. L60 Scientific St. Brendan Business Danny . . , small in stature, big in heart Diggy . . . friendly conversationalist . . . . . . electrical engineer . , . deep thinker photography stat? of yearbook . . . line up . . . all around good fellow , , , Curly top according to size . . . elticiency plus . , . . , . amateur radio , , . trusting Smile , , , balancing her way to school on the 98 . . . fs-v s'9 'lQ- PETER LAWRENCE DOMAS 702 Boulevard East Paterson St. Ann Scientific Weasel . , . blond hair, blue eyes . , . hats . . . dependable proiector operator . . . black denim trousers and motorcycle boots . , .gone fishing . . . future Navy man . . . REPORT CARD COME, MOM? asks Emma Cas cane, While Victor Eberhard, Carol Vitkowslcy and Serina Giullrrt wait their turn to ask the same Question. LAWRENCE VICTOR DOMBAL 44 Division Avenue Canfield St. Stanislaus Kostlra Classical Larry . . . up on the news . . . homework, his pet peeve . . , track team letter man . . . author of a new spelling book . . . future draftsman . . . out for a ride . . . K 4' anti' Page 83 -6' J , , K1 lk' sy., ',, ! :. I Wy Qi 'gk ky LINK W . A K kk ' a s r is MARIE HEI-ENE DONNELLY ALBERT DOUK ALICE MARGARET DRASON l 17 Clifton Avenue Clifton 74 - 4th Street Passaic l85 Hope Avenue Passaic St. Paul Classical Cosmas and Damian Scientific St. Joseph Business Marlene . . . Keys photography editor . . . Douk . . . favorite of all French students Al . . . Willie's little sister . . . amiable iaunn wiH1Jane. ..fuhne math maior. .. , ., Hle vous en pde and forgetiV', .. fuH offun and fancy hee .. .those Eagle matching accessories . . . sparkling e795 physics club . . . sports are for me . . . air Light deadlines . , . appreciative of a really . . . quick as a wink . . , committees . . . force bound . . . swift of foot . .. good ioke . . . mad typist . . . ' i I a cruise to amusement unlimited: CAROL ANN DUDEK ROBERT PAUL DUNN JOSEPH WILLIAM DWYER 60 Bl00ml'19dUl9 Avenue Gaffleld 66 MacArthur Avenue Garfield 311 Lexington Avenue Clifton M057 Holt' Name ClU55'CUl Most Holy Name Business St. Brendan Scientific Deg - - - Pailifnei C0defS - . - Stocked full Eats his wheaties . . . real cool crew , . . Bill . . . man of distinction . . , carefree Of 'deGS - - - Wlde 9YEd Wonder - - - UIWUYS you gotta be a football hero . . , what's a so much a part of us . . . true friend M.U'l0n BfC1nd0 - - - OU' b0bY'fUlk l-OIC' - ' - gaff ? . . . one of the fighting Irish , . . iinxed football captain . . . the lrrsh are lflmf emC'Sf1l Cl055 SCCVETWY - - - class flirt . . . nimble as quick silver . . the best . . . snappy repartee . . . J Page 84 E' t fmt as 'CT' VICTOR PAUL EBERHARD Y VINCENT JAMES ESPOSITO LUCILLE HELEN ESSER 25 Cami-,,fd9e Avenue Ga,-fyeld 134 Gregory Avenue Passaic 137 Luddington Avenue Clifton Most Holy Name Scienfific St. Nicholas Scientific St. Paul Classical Vic I l . Speedy Q5 Q steam roller 1 I , fopg Sense of humor unlimited , , . small but Ceil . . . countless cousins . . . what's new? in pops . . . it's the P.T.A.'s money . . . oh my . . . school spirit galore . . . future . . . quiet determination . . . a little bit of relaxez-vous . . . eye catching dimples . , , millionaire . . . what is it, a game with you? heaven in her smile . . . loyal friend . . . C, gene, of credit anywhere I , . mild , , . . . physics club veep . . . informed . . . college bound . . . yearbook layout staff... r. K. and r. .-short stay, man friends: ELAINE CATHERINE FAZIO llO Van Buren Street Passaic St. Nicholas 5USlf1eSS Fos . . . mambo calypso . . . dreamer at heart . . . favors sister pairs . . . wigwams and black loaters . . . Keys business staff . . . petit in size but large in generosity . . . DIANE TERESA FERRANTI JOHN MICHAEL FLYNN 733 Parker Avenue ' Passaic 500 Broadway Passaic Holy Trinity Business St. Nicholas Classical Dee . . . milk money? . . . business staff of Answer man . . . now, technically speaking yearbook . . . lady banker . . . gee, dad . . . school is but the brink . . . naval hobby . . . Carolee's house . . . curly top, green . . . staunch Republican . . . Latin consul eyes . . . no other love have I . . . . . debator to compare with Cicero . . . Page 85 EDWARD JOSEPH FRANKOVIC ROGER ALLEN FUYDAL HELENA ELEANOR GARGER 44 Center Street Clifton 15 Dewey Avenue Clifton 70 Arthur Street Clifton Ss. Cyril and Methodius Scientifirr St. Mary Classical Holy Trinity Classical Ed , . . future engineer . . . willing Worker Gallantry personified . . . Mr, Pope Pius Well informed . . . short short haircut . . . , . . ace on the baseball team . , . earnest , . , iunior executive . . . always around distinctive way of speaking . , . intense . . you wanna bet? . . . hockey enthusiast . . . Eagle's able quarterback . . . one of reader. . .you know . . . onthe sunny side . . honor society . . . scholarly . . . the roving kind . . . Keys staff . . . of the street . . . good morning, Miss Dove. Page 3 bg! ved roi-?e35'f2il Of5 86 SEATS IN THE CAFETERIA are guaranteed to sen' iors Geovqe Yacykewych Robert Kurzynski, l-'lenry Lyons. Joseph Zdrodowslci, Michael Wallace Rich- ard Konyalc ,and Charles l-lilton. ANNE MARIE GILHOOLEY 69 Cadmus Avenue East Paterson St. Leo Business Annie with the twinkling lrish eyes , . . frolicsome manner . . . happy-go-lucky . . . what, are you kidding me? . . .forever and forever . . . prospective secretary , . . 5 ' C -K i . J' wi -- .Q ' , .VXI Uv SERINA MARY GIUFFRE 248 Palsa Avenue East Paterson St. Leo Classical Renee . . . a demure lass with long black tresses . . . tranquil and undisturbed . . . Paterson State . . . three year Marionite . . . sigh in her heart . . . with Lillian . . . NO SEATS IN THE CAFETERIA r v e e a aileble for qlrls so seniors lvlerilxn Gurskv, Monica Ivlalkiewicz Helena Garqar, Phyllis Piizio and Arlene Oswald val' their llin'li in llw Dlwgicg lab, Ki. MICHAEL ADAM GLAGOLA ELIZABETH ANN GOCELJAK PAUL JOHN GREFF 366 River Drive Garfield I5 Sipp Avenue Clifton 94 Richmond Street Clifton St. Michael Scientific Ss. Cyril 8. Methodius Classical St. John Kanty Scienfific Mike . . . Flash Gordon . . .a keeper of the Betty. . .those sea-green eyes... Dresden Our own V.P ..,. Columbian Squire . . . books . . . three letter man , , . contagious doll . . . smile like a cherub . . . master of man of the world . . . take it slow buddy smile . . . casualness personified . . . one the 88's . . . chic hairdo . . . yeah, wow . . . calypso beat in his feet . , .cool, calm of the Eagle eleven . . . ladies' man . . . . . . paving her way to a career . . . Gnd Collected . . . ideas unlimited , , , Page 87 MARY BRIGITTA GROELLER JOHN ANTHONY GRUETER THOMAS KENNETH GUGLIELMO 707 Highland Avenue Passaic l2 Pulaski Drive North Arlington 60 Van Winkle Avenue Passaic Holy Trinity Business Queen of Peace Classical Sacred Heart Scientific A gleam in her eye . . . honor society . . . JohnnY ' ' ' likeable i I i track le0m - . - Tom . . . distinctive vests . . . to each his never too busy to help . . . simplicity . . . man of many wordS . - - lDf0feSSeUf de fran' own . . . definite movie-goer . . . physics K,H.B.S. representative . . . the executive cais . . . fun loving . . . heralded by a horn Club treasurer , , . speedy track captain secretary type . . . Eagle Light typist . . . . . . blue Ford . . . good mixer . . . . . . incomparable . . . agile Eagle end . . . h th a hones and banners ' C I'ySHl'l EITIUITIS, lTlEg P , - , MARll.YN JOAN GURSKY GERALDINE ANNE GUT ROBERT ALEXANDER GUTKOWSKI 704 Palisade Avenue Garfield l54 West Second Street Clifton 36 Holden Street Clifton Holy Rosary Classical St, George Classical Sf. Joseph Classical Mar . . . inveterate knitter . . . happy-go- Gerri . . . her voice speaks sweet and low Bob . . . prospective journalist . . . whose lUCkY - - - louglwble ' - - H1056 CYUIY QYVU . . . best friends with all of Pope Pius . . . against Cleveland? . . . away up there . . . periods . , . belle of Belmont . . . today's one man woman . , . busy gold cheering gay he'g gn qurhorify on basketball , , , Florence Nightingale . . . neat as a pin . . . uniform . . . passion tor shoes, sheaths . . . one mqn'5 holiday , , , composed , , , Nfl in 1' my :i f T4 i' K 5, 3 K: f ,, 4r.' K. 1,1 'kyk my i l Page 88 ELAINE MARY HALKA PATRICIA MADELINE HIGGINS CHARLES FREDERICK HILTON, JR. 51 Alpine Street Garfield 55 Avenue B Lodi 42 Lexington Avenue Clifton St. Stanislaus Kostka Business Holy Trinity Classical Sf, Pqul Scientific O'Halka . . . golden locks, golden tones Higgenlooper . . . a delightful smile . . . Charlie . . . reserved member of the glee . . . letters from Villanova . . . the Iittlest faithful football rooter . . . a treasured club , , , Q smile a day keeps the doctor angel . . . unruffled personality . . . N.H.S. license. . . real get up and go. . . pleased away . . . no kidding . . . good sport . . . . . . gay as mischief . .,sweet as candy. . . as punch . . , ping-pong champ.. . spirited. the perfect gentleman . . . ever helpful . . . I i P I spirit, determination, and courage: ROBERT DONALD HOGEL JAMES PATRICK HYLAND FRANK JOHN JANDROWITZ 33 East5th Street Clifton 72 Grace Avenue I Clifton 127 Bergen Street Garfield Holy Trinity Scientific St. Paul Scientific St. Stanislaus Kostlra Scientific Bob ... bowhngin hh Hood ... com- Jhnmy .. .smHmg nudentcouncHor. .. HGHCOB --- One ofthe Hue KN9hN --- placent . . . beware of the quiet? ones strictly ivy league . . . corny iokes . . . life usually with Bob . . . distinguished by his . . . black chevvy . . . member of industri- is too swell to worry . . . smooth as a jet baseball cap . . . Barcelona's . . . physics ous stage crew . . . meet you at Pat's . . . . . swift flying Eagle . . . drive safely . . . club president . . . fifth period typing . . . Page 89 BARBARA ANN JANUS 20 Fournier Crescent East Paterson St. Leo Business B.J .... moment to remember-her crown- ing at the Prom . . . button brown eyes . . . up on latest dance steps . . . Keys business staff . . . snappy cheerleader . . . SEVENTEENTH STRING!-ready and willing. but able? The team ccnsists ol, BO-Barbara Ochipa, 76-Jane Lazer 47-Eleanor Auqusclalc, 33-Claire Biczolc l3-Gefri Gut 32-Marlene Donnelly, Sl- Barbaro Jer-us Zl-Marilyn Porrecg, 73-Ai-lean Wadcvsfslci and 75-l-lelen Kropinoclc. JOHN FRANCIS JESZENSZKY 156 East Second Street Clifton St. Brendan Classical Johnny . . . high man on school totem pole . . . continental ambassador . . . may I have your attention please? . . . by for the greatest . . . a perfect companion . . . Page 90 JOHN STEPHEN KALEMBA ANDREW STEPHEN KANOC 170 Highland Avenue Clifton l2 School Street Passaic Holy Trinity Scientific St. Joseph Business Johnny . . . seen with Ed . . . honor soci- Butch . . . mischief's his middle name . . . ety's head . . . Trinity . . . mathematically fleet-footed guard . . . happy-go-lucky . . . minded . . . that shy smile . . . sports a what, are you kidding me? . , . love to crew.. . good thing in a small package. . . hear new iokes . . . rollicking green car . .. LUCY THERESA KAPUSTA GREGORY THOMAS KLIMOCK LAURA THERESA KLUESANOVITZ 306 Harrison Street Passaic 18 Vreeland Avenue Passaic 44 Sherman Place Clifton St. Joseph Business St. Joseph Scientific Holy Trinity Business Lou . . . elfin-like ways . . . let's not and Greg . . . deep thinker . . . veep of na- Lor . . . dynamic dark eyes . . . proficient say we did , . . small bundle of niceness tional honor society. . . avid fisherman . . . private secretary . . . gay and frivolous . . . behind the wheel of that Pontiac . . . in my merry Oldsmobile . . . scientifically . . . oh sugar '. . . N.H.S. . . . typist for a different hairdo . . . Thumbelina . . . minded . . . man in the grey flannel suit . . . Eagle Light . . . McCrory's counters . . . A GREAT YEAR FOR FOOTBALLI Those big, aold stars and the players ear-to-ear grins tell ol a story with a happy ending, That power and glory radiates tram the laces of Joe Stayslral, Paul Dunn, Torn Guqlielrno, Milne Glagola and John Scarpa, l AUDREY THERESA KOHN ' 27 Barbour Avenue Passaic Holy Trinity Scientific Audg . . . laugh and tears . . . can't put your finger on that glow . . . hair style atl her own . . . knickknacks . . . late again . . . loads of fun . . .ten minutes, Willie.. . .i ,M -. Page 91 CARL RAYMOND KOLEMBA 33 Christie Avenue Clifton Ss. Cyril 8. Methodius Scientific Carl . , . unrumed manner . . . asset to our baseball team . . , typical Dodger fan . . . trods a beaten path from Clifton to P.P. . . . shy, but spry . . . pharmacist. . . Uur Lady FRANCIS STANISLAUS KOWALCZYK 737 Pierre Avenue Garfield St. Joseph Scientific Frank . . . busy beaver . . . popular with all . . . reliability plus . . . sports writing his avocation . . . Eagle Light's beacon . . . off to college . . . Keys staffer . . . Page 92 ttf RICHARD LOUIS KONYAK JOHN FRANCIS KOPEC 64 Cheever Avenue Clifton 256 Grove Street Lodi Ss. Cyril 8. Methodius Scientific Holy R050fY Sflenllfic Dick . . .determined . . . you're in the army One of the tall men . . . iovial . . . not a now . . . with the boys at Trinity . . . bound care in the world . . . a plugger at heart to succeed . . . to Florida with the ca- . . . architectural drawings . . . wavy hair dets . . . neatness par excellence . . . . . . cheering section ringleader . . . I crowned amidst a sea of color' 7 HELEN CAROL KROPINACK BARBARA ANN KUNZIER 164 Cedar Street Garfield l Prescott Avenue Clifton Most Holy Name Classical Holy Trinity Classical Neptune's daughter . . . the mirth of the Barb . . . bright blue glasses . . . instructor cheering squad . . . those summers at the of the A B C's . . . composed and calm lake . . . green-eyed blonde . . . a method . . . easy to please . . . what are you gonna to her madness . . . always a memory . . . do? . . . unchanging moods . . . K.H.B.S. s QQ- 0 , .NJX t ff 371' 3 xv' I Q I 1' 0 , ' Av- 1 ,f .1 , , 1 f , LOUIS ALBERT KURTZ ROBERT JOSEPH KURZYNSKI JAMES MICHAEL KUTCHER 92 Orchard Street East Paterson 25 Fournier Crescent East Paterson 141 Aye,-igg Avenue Passaic St. Leo Classical St. Leo Classical St. Mary Scientific Louie - - . skipper of 'he F00fb'-'Ill Squad B05 - - - fe0dY, willing and Oble - - ' C0lle9e Kutch . . . a western heart . . . graduates . . . sportsminded . . . second man of the career ahead . . . dependability plus . . - at sixteen . . . never at a loss for words junior class. . .top man ofthe senior class an Audubon club of his own . . . present . . l wang fo befrow my homework? I I , . . . iovial laugh . . . it's iust for fun . . . day botanist . . . laugh! l thought l'd never! 'he navy blues . I , wifficisms plus , I I I a rm -5 mbol of unit and lo alt ' y y y, JANE ELLEN LAZAR JAMES EDWARD LIPVOWSKY HENRY ROBERT LYONS 37-O6 Hillside Terrace Fair Lawn 44 Van Winkle Avenue Passaic 44 H099 Avenue Passaic St. Mary Classical St, Stephen General Holy Trinity General Daddy's little girl . . . tun at the lake . . . Jimmy . . . newest member of the class . . . Hflnk - - - AYWIY bOUnd - - - the Calm Unglef peppy sub cheerleader . . . memories ot a devilish wink . . . witty in every crowd . . . One of Pat's boys . . . mild mannered the Candlelight Rhapsody . . . far-famed . , . informative religion classes . . . Pas- - - - Subtle wit . . - homework, PleGSe? . - - red Olds . . , Friday nights at Bonds . . . saic's loss . . . prospective millionaire , , , quiet sincerity . . . custodian ofthe ink . . . Page 93 f' J g,n fJ ROSEMARY REGINA LYONS BRUCE RICHARD MacGOWAN OLEH WALTER MAKSYMIW 70 Columbia Avenue Passaic 4-25 Hartley Place Fair Lawn 52 Van Buren Street Passaic St. Nicholas Classical St. Ann Scientific St. Nicholas Ulrranian Scientific Happy laughter . . . sunshine in her heart Hi-fi fan . . . Elmwood Shopping Center Al . . .always with George . . . industrious . . . remember the sophomore play . . . . . . courteous . . . originator of padiddle . . . foreign intrigue . . . friendly, smooth brown hair and changing eyes . . .fun and at Pope Pius . . . generosity . . . fresh air manners . . . by no means turbulent . . . frolic . . . fancies in writing parodys . . . rides. . . junior achievement. . . iniured . . . stamp collection . . . smiles go everywhere. 142 Ninth Street Passaic Holy- Rosary Classical Man tailored look . . . bangs, bracelets and blazers . . . giggles and gossip . . . an authority on T.V. programs . . . charm . . . latin ff' Page AT THE CLUBHOUSE-meeting place lor many ot the upperclassmen-John Scarpa, Georqe Petrush, Dan Col- naqhi, Bill Dwyer, Tom Guqlielmo, Lou Kurtz, Mike Mc- Grath, sitting: Bob Rio. Milne Glagola, Butch Leenas and Jim Hyland, standing, pass many an evening playing cards. doing horneworlr or just tallcinq. MONICA ANNE MALKIEWICZ Il club . . . teacher ofthe 3 r's . . . 94 5' MICHAEL VINCENT MARCINCAK ROBERT JOSEPH MATERNA MARY MARGARET MCARDLE l43 Fenesalr Avenue East Paterson 138 Pacific Avenue Garfield 44 Oak Place Hawthorne St. Leo Scientific St. Stanislaus Kostka Scientific Holy Trinity Classical Mike . . . ever-loving smile . . . fair is foul Bob. . . answer to a teen-ager's prayer. . . Maggie . . . blonde bangs . . . let a smile and foul is fair . . . every teacher's pet . . . that golden finger touch . . . chief man of be your umbrella . . . true friend . . .scissor cut out for a business executive . . . a black court and diamond . . . every girl's favorite happy . . . enviable blush . . . lots of school Ford . . . never a dull moment . . . dancing partner. . . sportive . . . spirit . . . Eagle Light feature editor . . . SOUND OUT THE CHEER with buqle and drum. John Kopec, Bob Ryaby, Pat Higgins and Laura Kluesonovitz echo the cheerleaders' cry and demonstrate the spirit of the stands, 'gd 1533, uiif' 's' MICHAEL viNcENr MCGRATH 5 l45 Doherty Drive Clifton St. Philip Scientific v Mike . . . penetrating ice blue eyes . . . r the most to say the least . . . o wit all his own . . . 7:30 at the club . . . always on l A hand for the fun . . . senior treasurer . . . Xin-'vi .5 Page 95 l l 1 LYNNE ANNE MICHALKO JOSEPH JOHN MIRANDI ROBERT FRANK MLYNARZ 304 Fern Street Washington Township 241 Lincoln Place Garfield I2 Northwoodgide Avenue Lodi St. Andrew Business Mount Virgin Classical Holy Rosary Scientific Lyn . . . placid blonde . . . live menageries Joe . . . Pope Pius' Rembrandt . . . K.H.B.S. Bgb , , , one gf the taller ones , , , loyal . . . outside interests . . . oh, this steno . . . representative . . . easy to please . . . proud owner of a '56 Ford . . . well liked record enthusiast . . . subtle humor . . . four year Latin scholar . . . creative ability , , , quiet but by ng means boqkword , , , devoted to her career . . .ceramic dogs . . . . . . stage crew man . . . Keys art staFf . . . glee club , , , tending towards drafting . . . h P i p t e night of nights - Candle Light Rhapsod p CAROL MARIE MONDELL CHARLES PATRICK MORAN JOHN MURPHY 25 River-fide PlCIC6 Garfield 37 Hemlock Street Paterson 31 Barnsdale Road Clifton Most Holy Name Classical 51, Agnes Scientific St. Andrew Scientific Distinctive walk . . . quiet smile . . . Cl fur Charlie . . . versatile . . . the lrish's own Jack . . . loves the life he leads . . . let me away look . . . regular movie-goer . . . . , . those zany bow ties , , . facetiously sleep. . . wonderful guy . . . lackadaisical Keys layout staff . . . champagne in her speaking . . . unassuming style . . . any- . . . rugged defensive quarterback. . . the hair . . . teen canteen . . . teacher . . . thing for a laugh . . . service bound . . . Irish 'forever . . . great potentialities . . . JW i ,L Q t ee tl,s if Page 96 DOLORES CAROLYN NIZIOL PATRICIA ANN NOVAK 184 Hayward Place Wallington 162 Madison Street Passaic Most Sacred Heart of Jesus Classical St, Nicholas Classical Dee . . . o-o-h that school girl complexion Pat . . . clear blue eyes . . . at Bonds with . . . good mixer . . . trademark: congenial the crowd . . . a ray of sunlight . . . year- and easygoing . . . dependable . . . per- book staff . . . adaptable to any situation sonality 'I' friendship I you . . . tidy . . . , . . magnificent obsession . . . affable . . . d6HCII 118 Tue I I sw I'WUnd BARBARA MAE OCHIPA JAMES O'DEA 9 Garden Court North Go,-field 26 Bredder Court East Paterson Most Holy Name Business Sf- I-60 Clussicdl Chip . . . bubbling conversationalist . , . Jimmy . . . vcluntariness . . . great thoughts princess in blue , , , budding orfisy of Q are still as stars . . . reserved member of fashionable model . . . Keys business staff the Glee Club - - . Udepi S7098 Cfewman . . . brings happiness, laughter to all . . . . . . gentleman . . . school spirited . . . K -sn l 1 . n ' - - ' 'vi-fi-rvgfs if - I - ' EDWARD MICHAEL O'BRlEN 64 Richard Street Passaic St. Nicholas Scientific O.B .... always smiling . . . usually found at Brennans . just one regular guy . . . need something? call on Eddie . . . student councilor . . . prospective philanthropist . . . edandg EDWARD CHARLES OROVITZ 305 East First Street Clifton Holy Trinity Scientific Ed . . . ready, willing and able , . .valuable basketball player . . . Daddy Long legs . . . perfect gentleman from head to toe . . . loyal Trinity fellow . . . baseball chief . . sy es 'wwe X env-ff Page 97 I I I ,P Q 4 l .. DENNIS LUCIAN PALMER 34 Crestmont Road Great Notch Our Lady of the Holy Angels Scientific Ace . . . six feet of willingness . . , mem- ber of the stage crew . . . soda jerk . . . hey, Mike . . . competent future draftsman , . , gorgeous red and white Chrysler . . . Page 98 ANNETTE ROSALIND PARUTA , if fsliij' 5 'K STEVEN PAUL PADOS 748 Passaic Street Passaic St. Brendan Scientific Steve . . . outdoor life seems his ideal . , . usually found at The Cozy Corner , . , lunch problems . . . someday: 60 w.p.m. . . . retiring , . . dark horn-rimmed glasses. THE FORTUNATE DRIVE, r-ithf-i the family car c iq 'alfpy ffl tar-'r own, Tho flwson few lr-ave th narlcira lot -Lnn Mic hm lw and ,lint Lipowslrv, Bruc Mncgvwi-rr .incl Al Si ltis, ltnnnis pt1liriur,lVlilw Mai fini sl wifi Rn ln lXAlN,'llh'7 NOREEN PATERSON 236 Madison Avenue Clifton 7 Obal Street East Paterson St. Brendan Classical St. Leo Business Dark attractiveness . . . oriental eyes . . . Blue eyes enhanced by golden hair , . . Pope Pius' ambassadress to Italy . . . cool, Miss private secretary . . . a silhouette of calm and collected . . . summers at Lavcil- loveliness , . . gayer than springtime . . . lette , . . efficient student councilor . . . who's fooling whom? . . . Iet's dance , . 2 'X f 5 iifs iiil Iwi ' ' .iif 77 fe I Q is sl mK S YJ I I CATHERINE ELIZABETH O'SHEA 34-C Bruan Place Clifton St. Nicholas Business No, I'm Cathie . . . gleaming chestnut hair . . . everything's ducky and debonnaire . . . a sparkling smile and silly giggle . . . an Irish coleen ...likeable gal... AND THE LESS FORTUNATE pay o dime, But think ol all the people one meets on as busl Arriving on the Crooks Avenue bus ore Mat Winale, Audrey Kohn, Marie Diqnall and Mary Groeller. ELIZABETH CATHERINE OSWALD 44 Dayton Avenue Passaic Holt' T'l 'llY Business Ozzie . . . complacent . . . try the front of Lorraine's house . . . cuts a neat figure Elgllf . . . don't bother me,, . . anxious to please . . . excellent in all sports . . . 0 uv sw Q 1 l .I x W MARY ELIZABETH O'SHEA ARLENE MARY OSWALD 34-C Bruan Place Clifton 733 Knapp Avenue Clifton St. Nicholas Business Holy Trinity Classical Mary speaking . . . an aspirant secretary Ar . . . future school marm . . . errand girl . . . be gay and sophisticated . . . easy to . . . naturally curly hair . . . an asset to the get along with . . . a style all her own glee club . . . dexterous fingers on the . . . cheerfulness and optimism , . . ivory keyboard . . . heart of goodness . . . Page 99 l . z ,T so ni N 'X .- sl K, A -,,.., ,w-.,-s s,-. C- . BEATRICE HELEN PETIX GAIL REGINA PETIX FRANCES ANN PETRUFF 732 Washington Place PGS-9GiC 132 Washington Place Passaic 81 Delaware Avenue Paterson St. Nicholas Classical St. Nicholas Classical St. Mary Classical Bea . . . a love for antiseptics and white Avid record listener . . . yearbook staff Franny . . . patience pursuing the golden corridors . . . sparkling . . .telephone CGllSl . . . dainty bit of femininity . . . her rule . . . gracious S.C. secretary . . . hokie . . . those beautiful, beautiful blue eyes eyes have it . . . a delightful miss . . . pokie . . .courage with a grand smile.. . . . . spontaneous quips . . , EQYDHUU lYDe- Selfenlh Peflod 0mC9 duty . . . dandy year. understanding personality . . . art staff . . . P armer arner and acbeth ' 7 f Y GEORGE JOSEPH PETRUSH GARRETT ANTHONY PFEFFER EUGENIA ANNE POPEK 254 President Street Saddle Brook l Roth Street Paterson I33 Tenth Street Passaic Most Holy Name Scientific St. Leo Classical Holy Rosary Business Worm, friendly smile . . . bright red vest Gar . . . a grin as broad as his shoulders Jeanne . . . quiet miss . . . thoughtful . . . . - . f1GlUfGl b0ff1 Willie BUXTSVH - - - 'ed . . . most improved trackman '55 . . . high tall . . . serene, calm brown eyes . . . and white Chevy . . . matchless rem0rkS up on the list . . . one of the Eagle eleven yearns to be a private secretary . . . year- - - - blue Qfeen EYES - - - 0Ul0m0llC lC1U9l'1lef- . . . is my hair mussed? . . . the quiet man. book staff . . . accomplished listener . . . sir. we Page 100 W W FRANCES ANN PORCORA MARILYN VIRGINIA PORRECA PHYLLIS ELIZABETH PUZIO 394 Boulevard Garfield 96 Lincoln Avenue Clifton 25 JelTerson Street Passaic Mount Virgin Business St, Paul Classical Holy Rosary Business Fran . . . hair dark as night. . . deserving Mar . . . better known, better loved . . . Puz . . . competent secretary . . . seldom . . . striving for a M.R.S. degree . . . air- a girl who knows her own mind and ex- at a loss for words. . .flawless complexion mail letters . . . piles of records . . . con- presses it . . . only four miles from St. Fran- , , , bibble babble , . , steno whiz . . genial and gracious . . . appealing eyes. cis . . . dynamic varsity cheerleader . . . movie goer . . . never a dull moment . . I P an enll htenm three da retreat ' V f MARILYN ELIZABETH QUIGLEY ELAINE ANNETTE RADJEWSKI PATRICIA ANN REINHARDT 270 East Fourth Street Clifton 33 Spring Garden Lane Garfield 240 Dundee Avenue Paterson St. Brendan Business St, Stanislaus Kostka Classical St, Brendan Classical Dark curly locks . . . cute as a button . . . Reggie . . . her heart belongs in Garfield Pat . . . K.H.B.S. representative . . .a world Keys layout staff . . . ping-pong GYIYONS? . . . Latin four . . . side door to heaven for all her own . . . l'll see you in my dreams . . .a perfect lady . . . today's SSCYSTUTY redheads . . . Paterson State . . . un- . . . dramatic club's madame president . . . that interesting outside interest . . . ruffled , . , mild-mannered . . . gracious . . . . . avid biologist . . . layout meeting . . . is W srggsiisgl is g rris iisgsllff ii-. gsqjzi' E. I , fiiis - Page IOI I BARBARA JOAN RESCH 70 Dayton Avenue Passaic Holy Trinity Classical Barb . . . from j.v, to varsity cheerleader . . . blue-eyed blonde . . , feminine touch to art . . . dainty as gossamer . . . c'est si bon . . . dial Pr. 7-3746 for company . .. BATTLING WITH THE WIND are Edward O'Brien fliid GSTO ld Bogdan who daily raise the star Spangled bam-or ever the school, WILLIAM KENNETH ROSOL GERALD JOSEPH RUSSINKO 362 Semel Avenue Garfield 32 Myrgn Street Clifton St. Stanislaus Kostka Business St, Mary Classical Rus . . , bowling ace . . . interest in Clifton Jerry , , , red headed Napoleon , , , man , . . good natured . . . don't bother me with a badge . . . scrappy . . . GarfieId's . , . anyone for golf today? . . . willing gift to Passaic . . . conscientious hustler . . . chauffeur . . . good natured determination. eligible bachelor . . . Keys staff . . . Page 102 ,Q 7 'ci 24 ' 1. si.. fail ..,. 1 'xo t ,135 W6 X, f 'wt :Marti ROBERT FRANCIS RYABY ll Bloomingdale Avenue Garfield St. Mary Scientific Bob . . . anything goes . . . tends to turn to the electrical side of things . . . stately . . . build a bridge across the Atlantic . . . fishing bait, tackle and pole . . .dig out.. . PATRICIA ANN RYAN PATRICIA ANN SARISKY 25 Kingston Avenue Hawthorne 203 Cambridge Avenue Garfield St. Anthony Classical St. Mary Classical Pat . . . a perfect lady . . . the lrish can be Pat . . . a potential Florence Nightingale proud . . . sweet and gentle . . . Eagle . . . deeply engrossed knitting argyles . . . Light's first page . . . a Stevens key . . . Kresge's million dollar salesgirl . . . perky bookworm . . . always on hand for fun . . . . . . interested in everyone . . . calm . . . WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMlLlNG . . . iovial students, lront row: Joan Lennox, Marilyn Porreca, Jane Lazar, Claire Biczalc, Barbara Janus: second row: Bob Maternu, Pat l-liqqins, Eleanor Auguscialx, and Marlene Donnelly chime in to the chords ol Father Adrian at the piano- .1 perfect end to a perfect retreat, HEDWIG MARY SCHUMPF 66 Harrison Place Passaic Holy Trinity Bu5ine55 Hedy . . . efficiency clothed in ci tailored suit . . . vogue-like features . . . business staff of Keys . . . maiden of merchandise . . . red cropped hair and b'rown eyes . . . JOHN GEORGE SCARPA lil Tuella Avenue East Paterson St. Leo Classical A hand in every sport . . . deadly football arm . . . navy blues with admiral bars . . . an Irish temper and a gargantuan Italian appetite . . . gridiron's most valuable . . . , Au.. Page I03 1-iz -ft. w5W,t,s -H. . A- , r 3 or M r - K A K! fc I .S s ssc, CATHERINE MARIA SHEA MARY ANN SHOVAN ALICE CATHERINE SMITH 145 Broadway Passaic 24 Forrest Avenue Hawthorne l50 Anderson Avenue Wallington St. Nicholas Classical St. Anthony Business Sacred Heart Classical Laughing blue eyes . . . a Keys worker . . . Snookie . . . N.H.S. secretary-treasurer . . . Smitty . , . nice to know . . . ping-pong really now . . . scholastic abilities . . . ne'er smiling proficiency . . . Susie MacNamara expert . . . changeable moods . . . dimpled a dull moment . . . around the world in a ll . . . time and trains wait for no one . . . smile . . . diligent worker . . . athletically week . . . when l get married! . . . Miss Meyer ready yet? . . . on the go . . . inclined . . .always in a hurry . . .fun . . . fd A b A A A rl mg, oatmg, dancing at Bear ountamg ALBERT JOSEPH SOLTIS JOSEPH ANTHONY SOLTIS JOSEPH EDWARD STAYSKAL 37 Lizette Street Garfield Ss. Cyril 8 Methodius Scientific l3O Pershing Road Clifton Ss. Cyril and Methodius Scientific 23 Mina Avenue Clifton St. Andrew the Apostle Classical Abbie . . . mechanically minded . . . my Classic white bucks . . . sport photography Joe . . . our boy flat top . . . true but not green Packard . . . always with the boys . . . long, slow smile , . . science fair win! blue Democrat . . . collegiate, collegiate . . . off to college . . . yea, yea, yea . . . ner . . . neat and conservative . . . with . . . math whiz ,. . . N.R.O.T.C. at Rice dhputanous .. .shuHerbugs'veep ... always a nnnuteto spare ... nke ... ... an answerfor everynnng ... by Page 104 - Ni , ' '.iXA f S X . t :E -K F - . ssss X ss , NX X 5 xx e ANNETTE KATHLEEN STIEHLER T51 Lake Avenue Clifton Holy Trinity Business Stickler . . . a ready chuckle and a winning smile . . . chatterbox . . . the best around . . . accomplished Eagle Light typist . . . come day, go day . . . happy crowds . . . ROSEMARY SUGRA LORRAINE MARIE TOTH GfUfld Slfeef GUI'neld Dayton Aygnue Passaic Sl- MUVY Classical Holy Trinity Business SUQUV - r - 9 0Yf Qfeent bllle GYGS - - - YOU Lori . . . demure . . . treasured steno award know it . . . unorthodox haircut . . . loves . I , future bogys delighf , . , long blonde to dC1f1Ce - - - l0dY with U l0mP - - - tresses . . .fairness enhanced by serenity tall Gnd willowy . . .imaginative nail polish. l , l Keyg gfqff . I . fixture qt Pqpcung , , , just being and acting Seventeen , ANTHONY JOSEPH TRENTACOSTA 28 Malcolm Avenue Garfield Mt. Virgin Scientific Trent . . . always leaves 'em laughing . . . hustling guard . . . scientific minded . . . footbalI's most improved of '55 . . . one of the boys . . . enioys life to the hilt . . . CAROL ANNE VITKOWSKY ARLEEN ELIZABETH WADOWSKI 70 Cambridge Avenue Garfield l5 Ferncliff Street Clifton Holy Name Business St. Andrew Classical Talented lass . . . a hue of radiance . , . slim and graceful . . . hands that speak . . . spicy as a cinnamon bear . . . to dance is always her delight . . . fascinating eyes . . . Ar . . . gracious delegate to Girls' State . . . always on the go . . . good talker . . . earnest editor-in-chief of the Keys . . . perfect companion for laughter and tears. We 5 - Lf .- f - so Page 105 . , ' :.,v'E-5:-- ' X Sfllfliflfglli- JF if ,E ' 515 N-. In - I f A lf E ' ' H fglwf ' ,z 1: It ' L fsntw . MICHAEL JOHN WALLACE EUGENE JOSEPH WDOWIAK LILLIAN GRACE WHITE 703 Van Winlrle Avenue Clifton 143 Fourth Street Passaic 195 Palsa Street East Paterson Ss. Cyril 8. Methodius Classical Sf, joseph Business St, Leo Classical Mike . . . sprinkle of freckles . . - Uh- Genek . . . smiles are free and go far . . . Lil . . . sweet simplicity , . . deep thoughts ruffled gentleman , . . neat dresser . . . iust another polka . . . What's happening? beneath her quiet serenity . . . a regular model plane fan . . . pleusdntly Clgfeefible . . . basketball team's co-captain . . . a record enthusiast . . . cute and petite . . . . . . C0OperGti0f1 without l1eSlfUliOr1 . . - song in his heart . . . rides in the night . . . the hush of evening . . . agreeable . . . MATHEW JOHN WINGLE 736 Roosevelt Avenue Clifton St. Brendan Scientific Mat. . .that crazy red hat. . .always with Steve . . . business career ahead . . . M for mischief . . . physics club member . . . happy hunting . . . light-hearted friend . . . Page 706 CAROLEE MARIE WITTE GEORGE LARRY YACYKEWYCH ROBERT JOHN ZAMBER ll Sears Place Clifton 75 Louisa Street Passaic 508 Oak Street Passaic Holy Trinity Business St. Nicholas Ukranian Scientific St. Philip Classical Carol . . . blonde hair, blue eyes, freckles Yacy . . . politeness is his eternal motto . . . Bob . . . always a smile . . . cooperative . . . egads, dig it . . , Keys business staff willingness surpassed by sincerity . . . . . . high flying air force man . . . a zealous . . . heart of gold . . . prompt . . . always K.H.B.S. representative . . . found with AI fisherman and hunter . . . chemistry's best at Dee's house , . , vocation club , , , . . . dependable supporter . . . I hope . . . friend . . . reticent, retiring disposition . . . 010 JOSEPH JOHN ZDRODOWSKI 226 Sixth Street Passaic St. Joseph Classical Joe . . . a little bit of mischief . . . champ rifleman . . . adds harmony to glee club . . . unexpected grin . . . fishing and hunt- ing enthusiast . . . pleasantly reserved . . . Page 107 Not an exit, but an entrance not an end, but a beginning. The greafesi archi+ec+, 'lhe Fines? cle- signer, +he cleveresf engineer, +he mos+ indusfrious worlcer-each has his plans limi+ed by +he financial backing on which he mus+ clepend. How for- +una+e are +hose blessed wilh gener- ous benefacfors, such as lhose who underwri+e 'ihe Pope Pius Xll high school proiecl. No sacrifice is 'loo greafg nofhing is 'loo much fo aslc. Bofh lime and money are freely confrib- ufed by paren'l's, friends and business acquainlances. ll is +he earnesl hope of all fhose engaged in +he work +ha'l God will shower on ihese generous friends, His special blessings. . r 5 1' f ,-w.-'.- .Y M .,,, . , .r,..,,,.., E- , .ar M T Rf. R+. R+. Rf. Rl. Rev Rev Rev. Carlo Cianci, P.A. Rev. Phillip Coyne Rev. Joseph H. Hewefson Rev. Joseph M. O'Sullivan Rev. John A. Sfim . Sylvesier Abramowiiz . Raymond Beach, O.F.M. Rev. Francis J. Bischoff Rev Rev Rev Rev . Joseph Bresfel . Charles P. Casserley .Armand J. Conie . Rocl: Coogan, O.F.M. Rev. Donald Cooper Rev. Bernard F. Feeney Rev. Alexander W. Fronczak Rev. Vincenf Garoliiolo Rev Rev . Joseph A. Glynn . Roger A. Heber? Rev. John F. Heusser Rev . Edward Holleron, O.F.M Rev. Alfred J. Kowalski Rev. Apolonius Kraiewshi Rev. John Kulaya Rev. Leo F. Lamberl' Rev. Lawrence Lisoifa Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev .James F. Loughlin . Lawrence McGinley . Thaddeus H. Michoia .Walfer A. Mis .Joseph Molloy . Thomas Molloy .Francis Mulquinn Rev. Joseph Nemshalr Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev . Richard Nardone . Thomas F. Olsen . Lawrence Pollal, O.F.M. . Charles Powers . Woiciech A. Roielz .James J. Rugel . John Ryan . Leo P. Ryan . Sfanley Schenslxi . Zbigniew J. Szymanslzi . Henry M. Thaddeus Rev. Augusfine Varricchio Rev Rev . William F. Wanerha . Leo Yacylrewych BENEFACTORS MOST REVEREND JAMES A. McNULTY. D.D. Bishop of Palerson RIGHT REVEREND JOHN J. SHEERIN Vicar General I RIGHT REVEREND WILLIAM F. LOUIS. J.C.D. Chancellor RIGHT REVEREND ANDREW V. STEFAN Vice Chancellor RIGHT REVEREND ANDREW J. ROMANAK Direcfor Pope Pius Xll Diocesan High School VERY REVEREND DENIS A. HAYES Superiniendenl' of Schools REVEREND JOHN E. MORRIS Ass'1'. Superinfendeni' of Schools REVEREND CARL J. WOLSIN Ass l'. Superinfendenl of Schools Sisfers of Sl'.Dominic, Holy Triniiy Sisiers of Si. Dominic, Pope Pius Depufy Chief R. Bloor Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Ferranii Miss Helena Garger Mr. and Mrs. John Kopec Mr. and Mrs. Theo Lazar and Joseph Vrablii Mr. and Mrs. John Jeszenszlry Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mlynarz Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Palmer Mr. Gerald Russinho, '56 Holy Name Cadels Holy Trinify Passaic, Eighth Grade S+. Andrew's Moihers' Auxiliary Si. Boniface Passion Players S+. John Kanfy Church Sf. Joseph's School P.T.A. . Mary's School, Sevenih and Eighih Grade . Mary's Sodaliiy . Nicholas Ulrrainian Caiholic Church . Philip's Holy Name Sociefy . Philip ihe Aposfle Rosary Socieiy S+. Sfanislaus Holy Name Socieiy Si. S+ephen's Holy Name Socieiy Sf S+ . S+. Mary's Holy Name Sociely S+ S+ S+ S+. Slephen's P.T.A. Abe Rachles Fuel Oil Co. Collegiaie Ouiliifing Co., School Uniforms Execuiive Board Local 2l7 U.S.R. Fanning and Shaw, Archifecis lniersfaie Dyeing and Finishing Co. Local No. 669 U.A.W.C.l.O. Nu-Dye Finishing Co. The Owl's, Passaic Sfreei, Passaic, Sieve and BeHy Pados Passaic School Savings Associaiion, Banlr of Passaic Rufherford Dye and Chemical Co. Sfandard Dyesiuff Corporafion Pope Pius Xll Alumni Ass'n. Pope Pius Xll High School Glee Club Complimenis of Seciion IA-3Jl Complimenls of Secfion IB-3J2 Complimenis of Seclion IC-lM3 Complimenis of Seciion ID-IM4 Complimenfs of Seclion IF-lM2 Complimenfs of Secfion 2B-206 Complimenis ofSec1'ion 3B-302 Complimenfs of Secfion 3C-303 Complimenis of Seciion 3D-305 Daughiers of Divine Charity Felician Sisfers of S+. Joseph S Sisiers of Charily, Si. Paul's Conveni Sisfers of Si. Dominic, Hawfhorne chool Socii Alberii Magni-Biology Seciion Complimenis of a Friend Page One 7-iundred Ten 1 X',, . A 6- Honorable Frank W. Shershin Honorable William B. Cruise Honorable Paul G. DeMuro Honorable Harry J. Donahue Honorable John Junda Honorable Ben Manney Honorable Nicholas Mariini, Counselor-ai-Law Honorable Slanley J. Polack Honorable Emil J. Sadloch Mr. Sam Ali Mrs. Eleanor Augusciak Miss Helen Augusl Miss lrene M. Baker Mr. and Mrs. John S. Baksa Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bariek Miss Joan Barkhursi' Mrs. Rifa Barkhursl Mr. and Mrs. S. Basanyi Mr. and.Mrs. G. Baskinger Miss Barbara Bedosky Dr. and Mrs. A. K. Biczek Mr. and Mrs. E. Bilar Mr. and Mrs. John J. Birish, Jr. Miss Elaine Blasko Mr. Gerald Bogdan '56 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bonomini Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brandler Mr. and Mrs. John Brincka Mr. James Browne Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brunda Mr. and Mrs. John Bruno Mr. and Mrs. Anfon Buck Mr. Andrew Budnik Mr. and Mrs. Byers and Family Mrs. Joseph Caizer Mr. George Cerler Mr. Joseph R. Caraffo Mr. and Mrs. James V. Calalano Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cafanzaro Mrs. Susan Cafanzaro Mr. John A. Celenlano Mr. and Mrs. E. Chmielowiec Dr. A. J. Cinelli Mr. Peler N. Ciolino Dr. John J. Coffey Mr. Leo Colgan Mr. and Mrs. V. Colnaghi Mr. Edward J. Conklin Mr. and Mrs. Pafrick Conle Mr. and Mrs. F. Corneila Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Corso Dr. L. C. Craver Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cseika Mr. David R. Curofr Mrs. Cornelia Czop Mr. Daniel Dandy Mr. Henry Danelski Mr. Daniel Dawson '56 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dawson Mr. Edward J. Dawson Miss Ann Davis Mr. William D'Esposilo Mr. and Mrs. Paul DeVries Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeLora Mr. and Mrs. John Deifz and Son Miss Doroihy Demefer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Demefer Mr. and Mrs. Vincenl' DiCosfa Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Doerr Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dolan Miss Margarel Doheriy Mr. and Mrs. J. Domonkos Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Sleven Dopirak Mrs. D. J. Doughaen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Douk Mr. and Mrs. A. Drason SPUNSORS Mr. John Dwyer Miss Palricia Dwyer Mr. Thomas Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. John Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Earles Mr. and Mrs. Viclor J. Eberhard Dr. E. C. Edlkraul, M.D. Miss Mildred Emanuel Mr. and Mrs. Philip Emiliano Mr. Vincenf Esposilo Mr. and Mrs. George J. Esser Miss Lucille Esser Evelyn and Sam Mr. Julius Felekey Mr. and Mrs. W. Fello Miss Diana Ferranii Dr. Maurice Fernhoff, D.D.S. Dr. Ralph C. Fiorelfi Dr. William M. Fish, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. A. Fisher Mr. John Fox Miss Mazie Fox Dr. Louis Fraulo, M.D. Mrs. Cafherine and Ann Fucio Mr. and Mrs. Michael Furesz Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fuydal Mr. Slephen Gael Mr. and Mrs. Sfephen Galambs, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gamache Mr. Donald Gamache Mr. and Mrs. A. Gaydos Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gevan Miss Anne Marie Gilhooley Mr. and Mrs. Anlhony Giuffre Mrs. Valeniine Gola Mr. and Mrs. Walfer T. Gola Mr. and Mrs. James V. Gormley Miss Angela Gorge Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grido Mr. and Mrs. George Groeller Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Gronek Mrs. Kalherine Groseibl Mr. and Mrs. John Grueler Mr. J. S. Guepef Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. T. Guglielmo Lesler Gursky Dr. S. J. Gusciora Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gusciora Edward Gul' Mr. George Hague Mr. and Mrs. William Halalin Mr. and Mrs. H. Halka Mrs. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Pafricia Hasior William Heider Henry J. Hemmerling R. Herron Higgins '56 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hillon Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Hoffmann Mr. Peler Ho Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. fslra W. Hogel Sieve Holonich Andrew Huber Miss Joyce Huber Miss Mary Huber Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Hyland W. T. lllenye Mr. Joseph Iskra Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Waller J Janek and Bo Frank Jandrowilz aneczek lesh Skufnik Dr. Frank F. Jani Mr. and Mrs. E. Janiec Mr. and Mrs. Valenfine Janus, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Junda, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Junda, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Kabe Emil J. Kakascik John Kalemba Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kayser Dr. Joseph M. Kealing Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kegler The Keller Family Mrs. Alberl' Keller Miss Miriam L. Kelly Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Louis Keppel Miss Frances Kereluk Mr. and Mrs. John Kerrigan Mr. and Mrs. John Kluesanovilz Miss Laura Kluesanovilz and Mrs. Paul Kocko and Mrs. George Kohn Mr. M r. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ml'. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Carl Kolemba and Mrs. Carl Kolemba Alex Komar Mrs. Emily Konikowski and Mrs. J. Konyak Richafd Konyak and Mrs. M. Korbanics and Mrs. R. Kordia and Mrs. A. Korilko Andrew Korifko, Jr. and Mrs. J. Kovalcik Mrs. Mary Kowalczyk and Mrs. Edward G. Krall Mr. and Mrs. John Krekich Mr. and Mrs. Siephen Kropinack, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Slephen Kropinack. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Kunzier Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. The Mis Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kurfz and Mrs. Joseph Kuruc and Mrs. John J. Lebash and Mrs. Joseph Lahner Lamberski Family s Cafherine T. Law Harold Leenas and Mrs. Harry LeGassic Andrew Lennox Mrs. E. Lennox Miss Doroihy Lesch Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Slephen W. Lesko Miss Arlene Lichlenberger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lichlenberger Dr. Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. John Lima . Salvalore Lo Bue . and Mrs. Edward Loikifs . and Mrs. Joseph Lukos . and Mrs. James Luierzo Mr. and Mrs. George Lulher Bruce MacGowan Mr. Miss Evelyn P. MacGowan Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr . John S. MacGowan . Valenline Macieg . and Mrs. Sfanley Mack . and Mrs. Clefus J. Mackin . and Mrs. Karl Maier . Edward Maiewski . and Mrs. F. Maiowicz . Z. Maksymiw Mr. Edward F. Malarik, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. J. Malkowicz Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr. Mr . and Mrs. E. Merakovifz . and Mrs. Michael Marcincak . and Mrs. Sfephen Marosilz . F. Paul Marschalk lvan E. Marlin, D.D.S. . John J. Marlin Mr. John J. Marfin and Family Mr Mr Dr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr. . and Mrs. David A. Mafash, Sr. . and Mrs. George Melash J. Marliss . and Mrs. Maflhewson . and Mrs. James McBride . and Mrs. R. McComb . and Mrs. Joseph McGowan . and Mrs. McGuire W. F. McPherson Mr. and Mrs. John Dudek Mr. Sfanley Kalemba Miss Mary Ann Meyer Dr. Henry Dul, D.D.S. Dr. E. Kamienski Mr. Marlin Miller Dr. Emil Dul, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kapusla Mr. Roberf Mlynarz '56 Page One 7-Iundred Eleven mm Mrs. Cecilia Molichi Mr. and Mrs. Slephen Monchak Mr. and Mrs. John Mondell Mr. Thomas Mondell Mr. Charles Moran '56 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moran Mr. and Mrs. John F. Moran Mrs. Marlin T. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Morgan Mrs. W. Mrovcalr and Daughler Belle and John Muniacsy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Murphy Mr. John Murphy '56 Mr. Thomas Murphy Mrs. S. Nagy Mrs. F. Nalesnil: Mr. and Mrs. John Nemec Miss Louise Nemec Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newbury Mrs. Jean Niedzielslri Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nieradlra Mr. and Mrs. Franl Niziol Mrs. Edward Nolan Mr. and Mrs. John Nosal Dr. Philip Nolo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Novaclr Mrs. Mary C. Noval: Dr. M. J. Novaclr, D.D.S. Mrs. Frances O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. John J. O'NeiII Mr. and Mrs. Marlin O'Shea Mr. and Mrs. A. Oswald Mr. and Mrs. F. Oswald Mr. and Mrs. J. Oswald Mr. and Mrs. J. Oswald, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. Pagano Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palang Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paluch Mr. Neil Papyalardo Miss Annalle Parula Mr. and Mrs. A. Parula Mr. John Pary Mr. and Mrs. Franlr J. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Slanley Pell: Mr. and Mrs. J. Pelix Mr. and Mrs. Franl: S. Pelrulf Mr. and Mrs. John Pleffer Mr. John J. Pleffer Dr. Louis Pinlx, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plaza Mr. and Mrs. John Poiednic Dr. Marius l. Poles, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. L. Polonlray Mr. and Mrs. George Popelr Mr. and Mrs. S. Popek Mr. and Mrs. Richard Porcoro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Porreca Mr. John Privuznalr and Family Mr. Bill Puzio Mr. and Mrs. Michael Puzio A and S Reweavers, Haclensaclr Abby's Radio and Television Repair, Clillon Adam's Diner, Easl Palerson Addie's Ceramics, Garfield Agnes' Gowns. Cliflon Albina's Dress Shop, Passaic Alexander and Smilh, Asphall Paving, Easl Palerson Aloia's Funeral Home, Garfield American Bollling Co., Garfield American School Supply lnc., Passaic Amlicle's Children's Shop, Passaic Anchor Ouldoor Slores, Saddle River Andre's Beauly Salon, Passaic Arlmar Cleaners, Passaic Allas Welding and lron Worlrs, Garfield SPUNSURS Mr. John Quigley Mrs. John Quigley Mr. John Quigley, Jr. Miss Marilyn Quigley Mrs. Helene Radiewslri Mr. Julius Rafalslry Mr. and Mrs. Kurl Ramig Mr. and Mrs. Ted Raymond Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Resselar Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rimlinger Mr. and Mrs. W. Rink Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Rislxin Mr. Anlhony Rochlein Mr. and Mrs. A. Roehrich The Rogan Family Mrs. Jean T. Rohrer Mrs. Calherine Rosol Dr. Michael J. Rusin Mr. and Mrs. John Ryaby Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan Mr. Alex Rynasho Miss Jeanelle Sabol Mr. and Mrs. John Sabol Mrs. Marie Sabol Mr. and Mrs. V. Sacco Mr. W. Anlhony Samay Mr. and Mrs. John Sanlo Dr. Richard J. Sanlo Mr. and Mrs. Vincenl Sanlora Mr. and Mrs. John Sarisly Mr. and Mrs. William Savage Mr. and Mrs. S. Scarpa Mr. and Mrs. F. J. School: Mr. and Mrs. Alberl Schweininger The Five Sedlacilr Sislers Dr. Howell Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slurlra Mr. and Mrs. Ben Slanley Slrulnilr Dr. Leon A. Smilh Mr. and Mrs. A. Sprich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Sollis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sollis Mr. Joseph Sollis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Solalr Mr. and Mrs. H. Slanczalc Miss Dorolhy Colleen Slaub Mrs. William Slaub Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Slayslral Mrs. Laura Slelzmann Dr. Marlin Slern Miss Annelle Sliehler Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sliehler Mrs. Adolph Slocl: Mrs. F. Slrezeslri Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Suqra Waller, Slella, and Eslelle Sudol Mrs. Helen Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. William Summer Mrs. T. Summers Mr. and Mrs. Louis Szalla Business Patrons Aulo Marl, Cliflon B and B Esso Servicenler, Passaic B and P Eleclric Co., Palerson Joe Bagg's Bar and Grill, Garfield Barry Transporlalion Co., Carllon Hill Bel-Visla Food lmporlers lnc., Passaic Edward Benigno-Reallor and lnsuror, Garfi Benigno's Service Slalion, Garfield Benmar Condilionarie Corp., Passaic Ben's Club Luddy, Clillon Ben's Service Slalion Berenson's Deparlmenl Slore, Garfield Bergen Public Marlrel Deparlmenl Slore, Saddle River Besl Bros. Painl Faclory, Cliflon Bill's Floral Shop, Passaic eld Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Szoll Mr. and Mrs. Charles Szwaia Mrs. Ann Tabor Mr. and Mrs. P. Tahacs Mr. Alex Tamasi Dr. S. Tangredi Miss Elizabelh Telson Miss Mary T. Thaler Mr. and Mrs. Gus Thomas Mrs. Joseph Thompson Mr. Michael Tomison Mrs. Rose Tomison Miss Lorraine Tolh Mr. Edward Troy Mrs. Edward Troy Mr. and Mrs. C. Tuella Mrs. Vicloria Ullrich Mr. and Mrs. Edward Unger Mr. and Mrs. David Urban Mrs. T. Vandermasl Mr. and Mrs. G. Edward Vaxmonsly Mr. and Mrs. Fred Veszlils Mr. and Mrs. Anlhony Visolslry Miss Carole Vilkowslry Mr. and Mrs. J. Wachller Mr. Mallhias Wade Miss Pelronella Wade Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wadowslri Mr. and Mrs. J. Wagner Mrs. lrene Waldrof Miss Isabel Wall Dr. and Mrs. Marc J. Wallace Mrs. Angela Wdowialr Miss Irene Wdowial Mr. Joseph Wdowialr Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Weigh Mr. and Mrs. John Weiss Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Weslhoven Miss Peg Weslhoven Miss Doris While Miss Elizabelh While Mr. and Mrs. Fredericlr While Masler Fredericlr While Miss Lillian While Mr. Peler Wilhovshy Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wingle Mr. Mallhew J. Winqle Mr. Edward Woodowslri Dr. Orlin V. Wry Mr. George Yacyhewych Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yandolina Mr. and Mrs. John Yuhas Mr. and Mrs. R. Zulras Mr. George Zamber Mr. Henry Zamenslri Miss Lorraine Zampocala Mrs. Mary Zdrodowslri Mr. Roberl Zurichin Mrs. Slasia Zurichin Complimenls of a Friend Waller A. Bilz, Passaic Bi-Rile Marlel Joseph T. Bizub-Funeral Direclor-Passaic Bob's Prihl Shop, Passaic Boehm Bros. Service Slalion, Passaic Bilacl:'s Balrery, Passaic Bill Bognar's Food Mariel, Garfield Breslauer's Meal Marhel, Palerson Broadway Tire Co., Passaic Brogan Cadillac-Oldsmobile Co., Cliflon Brookdale Beverage Co. Cagna's Fruil and Vegelable Slore, Cliflon The Cambridge Company, Garfield C. and C. Bar and Grill, Palerson Capilal Eleclro Plaling Co., Passaic Casey Eleclric Company, Cliflon Page One fi-lundred Twelve Cenfral Bergen Mefal Finishers, Inc. Charm Drive-ln Cleaners, Cliffon Chris Sporfswear, Paferson Pefer N. Ciolino, M.V. Agency, Saddle Brooh Circle Lumber Co., Rochelle Parlr Circuss Cleaners. Garfield ' Clayfon Cleaner, Cliffon Cliff Mofor Corp., Cliffon Cliffon Cliffon Cliffon Cliffon Cliffon Cliffon Cliffon Aufo Service, Cliffon Beaufy Sfuclio, Cliffon Camera Shop, Cliffon Hydraulic Press Co., Cliffon Painf and Wallpaper Supply Co., Cliffon Tap Room, Cliffon Redcaps Baseball Team Club 47, Paferson Samuel Cohen and Sons Glass and Hardware Co., Paferson Colife Mfg. Co., Cliffon Consolidafed Bus Lines, lnc., Allwood Confe Roofing Co., Easf Paferson Counfry Club Ice Cream Co., Paferson Craffsman, Garfield-Phofographers Crawford Cusfom Qualify Clofhes, Easf Paferson Cypress Gardens, Passaic Darling Hill Acres, Wesfwood De Camp, Cliffon John De Farro Plumbing and Heafing Confracfor, Lodi Delaney Mofors, lnc., Cliffon Deluxe Cleaners, Clifton Demby's Florisf, Passaic Diamond Bridge Barber Shop, Hawfhorne Dieqes and Clusf, New Yorlr DocIrray's Marlref, Saddle River Twp. Dowling Fuel Company, Paferson E-W Piece Dye Worlrs, Easf Newarlr Easfern Golf Co., New York Easf Paferson Parcel Paclring Co., Easf Paferson Easf Paferson Welding Supply Co., Easf Paferson Easf Side Coal and Colne Co., Easf Paferson Eddie's Barber Shop, Passaic Elmwood Conservafory of Music, Passaic Elmwood Garden Aparfmenfs, Easf Paferson, Roy A. Miller, Manager Emil's Marlief, Garfield Emil's Texaco Sfafion, Wallingfon Enferprize Bakery, Cliffon N. B. Fairclough and Son, lnc., Paferson Farr Mofor Company, Passaic Federal Sweefs and Biscuif Co., lnc., Cliffon Fila's Meaf Marlref, Passaic Finnegan's Poulfry Farm, Rochelle Park Firsf Nafional Banlr and Trusf Co., of Paferson The Flower Baslref, Kinnelon Fosfer-Berman Broadway Service, Passaic FranIrovic's Marlref, Cliffon FranL's Poulfry Farms, Passaic and Rochelle Parh Franl's Sporf Cenfre lnc., Wesf New York G. and V. Machine Co., lnc., Paferson Gaal's Service Sfafion, Garfield Gap's Meaf Marlref, Easf Paferson Alberf R. Galilr, Passaic Gaffi Mofors, Garfield Garfield Balring Co., Passaic Garfield and Passaic Transif Co., Garfield Garfield Wines and Liquors, Garfield Garfield Sporf and Camera Shop, Garfield Thomas Gaynor Service Sfafion, Cliffon Geiger's Barber and Beaufy Shop, Cliffon Gene's Tydol Service Georqeffe Coaf Co., Cliffon Gero's Jewelers, Passaic Giannone's Elecfric Service, Hawfhorne Giese's Cerfified Food Marlref, Cliffon Giunfa's General Dry Goods, Garfield Godla and Gacy Insurance, Passaic Gocelialr's Liquors, Cliffon Greal' Aflanric and Pacific Tea Co., Paferson Harmon Bell Orchesfra-Bruno Gronelr BUSINESS PATRONS Harrison Florisf, Garfield Haruan and Hasselberger, Cliffon Hawfhorne Pharmacy, Hawfhorne Hawfhorne Service Cenfer, Hawfhorne HecL's Baltery, Cliffon Henry's Food Baslref, Passaic I. C. Herman Co., Passaic Hewiff Manufacfuring Co., Paferson Home Pride Laundry, Easf Paferson W. A. Hiclrs, Englewood-Insurance Brolrer Hope Fruif Markef, Passaic Hopmayer Sfove Co., Passaic Ideal Farms lnc., Norfh Haledon Ideal Plumbing and Heafing Supply lnc., Passaic lmbruglia Monumenf Worlrs, Garfield lndependenf Elecfric Consfrucfion Co., Passaic lndusfrial Elecfric Service Co., Hawfhorne Walfer J. Jablonshi, Passaic, General Confracfing and Cabinef Malling Jarvis School of Music, Passaic Janoslo's Ladies Wear, Passaic J. and E. Cleaners, Garfield Cleaning, Piclr up and Deliveries Jersey Dairies, Wallingfon Jewell Pharmacy, Garfield JeziersIri's Meaf Marhef, Passaic Jimmie's Barber Shop, Passaic J. and J. Aufo Service, Wallingfon Joe and Joe Fruif Produce, Newarlr Joe's, Wallingfon Joe's Tavern, Saddle Broolr Johnson's Pharmacy, Cliffon John's Qualify Marlref, Passaic Johnson Gas Sfafion, Garfield John's Texaco Sfafion, Fair Lawn Mrs. Elizabefh Kamencilr, Easf Paferson, Fine Arfs, Sferling and China Specialisf Kardash Jewelers, Garfield Kayfor's Garage, Garfield James S. Kemper and Co., Newark Kerr Concrefe Pipe Co.. Easf Paferson Kirchmayer's Tavern, Cliffon Kirrer Aufo Service, Cliffon Klinger's Confecfionery Sfore, Passaic Koby's Marlref, Garfield Joseph Kovalcilr, Garfield-Meafs and Grocers Kovalvcsilc's Grocery, Garfield Kowal's Kiddie Shop, Passaic Kozay's Tavern, Passaic Kramer Lumber and Supply, Cliffon Kramer's Florisf, Passaic KroIl's Recreafion, Garfield Krugman and De Pefro, Cliffon, Real Esfafe Joseph Kuhfa's Esso Service, Garfield Sfephen Kupefz, Cliffon-Plumbing and Heafing L. Kupiszewslri and B. Ziemba, Passaic Kuppy's Tavern, Garfield Kuruc Delicafessen, Garfield H. Lange and Sons, Hawfhorne, Chrisfmas Decorafion H. Lange and Sons, Hawfhorne, Facfory Displays Larabee Super Cenfer, Easf Paferson Lash Producfs Co., Cliffon Leader Dyeing and Finishing Co., Paferson Dave Levine lnc., Passaic, Moving, Sforage, and Rug Cleaning Lexingfon Coclrfail Bar, Cliffon Lill's Delicafessen Limperf Bros., Vineland Lincoln Luncheoneffe, Paferson Liffle Conceffa Embroidery Co., Garfield Lodi Dairy, Lodi Long Island Fish Marlref, Paferson Loughlin Typewrifer Exchange, Paferson M. and S. Cleaners, Cliffon Mac's Resfauranf, lrvingfon Madison Lumber and Millworlr Co., Cliffon Mainway Super Marlcef, Paferson Maifland Venefian Blind Co., Garfield John J. Mailra, lnc., Cliffon The Manhaffan Life Insurance of New Yorlr Manhaffan Transif Co., Easf Paferson Marcalus Manufacfuring Co., Easf Paferson J. Margolis Texfiles, Passaic Sanfo Marine and Son Carpenfers and Builders, Garfield Marhef Associafes, Paferson Alberf Marfin, lnc., Passaic Marfucci's Pharmacy, Paferson Marfy's Amoco Sfafion, Englewood Masfer Plumbing and Heafing Co., lnc., Passaic Maxine Sporfswear Co., Passaic McBride's Funeral Home, Passaic McCrane Desofo-Plymoufh Dealers, Passaic McEwen Bros., Cliffon-Movers McGill's lnfersfafe Express, Paferson McHenry's Pharmacy, Cliffon Melfzer and Sons, Garfield Hardware and Sporfing Goods John A. Meyerhoffer, Easf Paferson, Tile Confracfor Micieli's Dry Cleaning and Shop Repair, Paferson Middle Village Esso Servicenfer, Cliffon Midland Dairy, Rochelle Park Midland Dairy Farms, Rochelle Park Midland Garden, lnc., Garfield-Builders Midfown Mofor Service, Wallingfon Milray Toqs, Passaic Mike's Balrery, Lodi Milan's Wines and Liquors, Easf Paferson Milford Color and Chemical Co., Inc. Millo's Tavern, Garfield Mill's Bar and Grill, Garfield Morlife Sales Co., Fair Lawn-Sform Windows Morrell Aluminum Producfs, Garfield Mofor Cify, Easf Paferson Neilley's Long Bar, Poinf Pleasanf Novaclr's Liquor Sfore, Passaic Novaclr's Bar and Grill, Cliffon Ochipa's Aufo Repair, Delawana One Guy From Cliffon, Cliffon P. J.'s Bar, Cliffon Palace Theafer, Passaic Panco Dairy Co., Wesf Paferson Para Mal' and Rubber Co., Garfield John Parian and Son, Cliffon, Jewelers Parufa's Markef, Passaic Passaic Bird and Dog Sfore, Passaic Passaic Cliffon Disfricf of Nafional Council of Cafholic Women Passaic-Cliffon Nafional Bank and Trusf Co. Passaic Counfy lndusfrial Union Council C.l.O. and A.F. of L., Passaic Passaic Grinding Shop, lnc., Passaic Banlr of Passaic and Trusf Co., Passaic Paferson Glass Co., Paferson Paf's Luncheoneffe, Passaic Pauline's Beaufy Shoppe, Cliffon Paul's Academy, Paferson Bob Peare, lnvesfmenfs, Cliffon Peerless Finishing Corp.. Paferson Penningfon Service Sfafion, Passaic Pefer's Confecfionery, Passaic Pefer's Oil Heaf Co., Cliffon Pefrucci Ford, lnc., Passaic Pfisfer's Aufo Wreclrers lnc., Cliffon Phi Pi Coeds, Passaic Pioneer Linen Supply Polsf and Baller lnc., Truclr Painfing Pomper's Grocery Marlref Pop's Jefferson Lunch, Passaic Perl' Murry Dairy, Cliffon Michael J. Pregun, Cliffon Thomas Prendergas, Cafering, Passaic Presidenf Palace Cafe, Passaic Price Chevrolef, lnc., Garfield Progressive Floor Covering Co., lnc., Passaic Pulaslii Cifizen's Club, lnc., Passaic Page One Hundred Thirteen ww 1 HQ-rr' furry- 'R '-A- I .- -TM 4- V 1 W I- 'fv::w-.v rfwrqrevwr- Quinlan Bros., Funeral Home, Cliffon J. H. Rankin and Sons Painfing, Cliffon Ravco Vending Co., Easl' Paferson Irwin Raveson Phofography, Passaic Pefer R. Regal, Mofor Vehicle Agenf Renco Finishing Co., Fair Lawn Raymond F. Reihl Agency Reliable Fix-lf Shop, Garfield leeearch Machine and Tool Co., Cliffon Pefef Ri Golo-Linoleum Confracfor Rizsak Travel Bureau, Passaic Rocky's Choice Meafs, Saddle Brook Rochelle Park Ravens, Rochelle Park Rodgers Company lnc., Hackensack Romandy Sfafionery, Saddle Brook Rosalie Dress Co. Daniel Sabo, Carpenfer-Builder Sal's Sale and Service Sfafion Sandy Dress Co., Passaic Sandyhill Cod and Supply Co., Paferson C. Schneider and Co., lnc., Fashion Designed Woodcraff Schneider Consfruclion, Rochelle Park Sedlecik's Poulfry Farm, Easf Paferson Sellinger Aufo Body Works, Cliffon Service-Power Transmission, Fair Lawn 35 Club, Cliffon Sherman Prinfing Company, Passaic Shofmeyer Bros., Pefroleum Corp. Chuck Sero's Cleaners, Passaic Shuif's Drug Sfore, Inc., Passaic L. Shupik and Sons, lnc., Passaic Sicomac Dairy Producfs, Wyckoff B. Siegel and Sons, Paferson Philip E. Sikora and Sons, Passaic Singer Sewing Machine Company Sisco Dairy Farms, Cliffon Mr. and Mrs. L. Abazia Mr. and Mrs. Salvafore Abazia Mr. and Mrs. A. Adamczyk Mr. and Mrs. Sfephen Adzima Alice, Ann, E rika The Allen Family Mr. and Mrs. Sieve Andrascik Mr. Joseph Angiolli Mr. and Mrs. F. Afry Mr. and Mrs. A. Augusciak Mr. and Mrs. Chrisfopher Baker Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barcelona Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bellis Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bender Mr. and Mrs. John Benus Complimenfs of B. J. Bergfon Mr. and Mrs. Jules Bernsfein and Family Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Berfa Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bienick Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. The Blanda F Mr. and Mrs. John Bigos J. T. Bizub emily Frank Bogdan Mr. William Bono Mr. Edward Bordych Misses Maria Miss Theresa n and Frances Brandler Brown Elaine and Tom Brincka Mr. George Brower Dr. Maffhew Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Brozyna Anfone Brum John Bulna Mrs. Cornelia Burke Mr. Andrew Buffs Mrs. H. Buh Mr. Don Calderaro Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Raymond Joseph Cangialosi P. Canova BUSINESS PATRONS Skorka's Painf and Hardware, Garfield Edward Smifh Florisf, Passaic Smifh-Sondy Asphalf Consfrucfion Company Smi+fy's Service Sfafion, Clifion Sodora's Meaf Markef, Garfield Solar Fuel Oil Company, Passaic Soufh End Pharmacy, lnc. Spiesman's Bakery, Passaic Sfaal's Fuel and Feed, Garfield D. Sfamafo and Co., lnc., Saddle Brook Sfenley Hardware and Mill Supply Company Sfan's Food Markef, Garfield Sfar Service Cenfer, Easf Paferson Sfashia's Tea Room, Passaic Sfaudf Upholsfering Co. Sfefanic Consfrucfion Co., lnc. Sfeier's Tavern, Cliffon Sfein's Cafe, Passaic The Shand Shop, Passaic Sfrez Agency Insurance, Paferson Sfuhlbach and Son-Jewelers, Passaic Sue's Bakery, Easf Paferson M. Suler Wholesale Produce, Wallingfon Sunny Day Chocolafes, Passaic Complimenfs of Sunday Eagle, Passaic Sunshine Laundry, Paferson Supreme Body Rebuilding Co., Garfield Supreme Welding and Iron Co., Garfield Susan's Cleaners and Tailors, Passaic Syl's Radio, Television Repairs, Passaic The Tackle Box, Garfield Tamburo Bros., Service Sfafion, Garfield Teddy's Cafering Service, Passaic Mike Timkos Tavern, Cliffon Timmer and Vicari Glazing Confracfors, Easf Paferson Tony's Food Markef, Paferson SOCIAL BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carney Mr. Jacob Carnogursky Mr. and Mrs. George Carfer Mrs. E. J. Cascone and Family Miss Janice Cafalano Mr. Anfhony Ciccarelli, Sr. Mrs. Anfhony Ciccarelli Dr. E. J. Cichon Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Condon Mr. N. Conoscenfi Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich Csencsifs Mr. and Mrs. J. Czagas Mr. and Mrs. John Danczak Mr. and Mrs. J. Davis Miss Joan Davis Mr. Donald L. Davison Mr. and Mrs. H. W. De Beus Mr. MaHeo Del Favero Mr. and Mrs. E. Demboski Mr. Paul De Vries, Jr. Miss A. Dior Mr. John G. Dluhy Allen and Sfephanie Doe Airman Don Dolan '52 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dolan Dr. and Mrs. Sfanley Durski Mr. and Mrs. Sfephen Durski Miss Kafhryn Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dyf Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ebner Miss Cafherine B. Egan Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Elia Mr. Charles Em Emily and Eidie Mrs. Esposifo Mr. and Mrs. Philip Esposifo Mr. and Mrs. S. Esposifo Miss Veronica Esser Turefsky's Liquor Sfore, Garfield U. S. Barber Shop, Passaic U. and W. Consfrucfion Co., Cliffon Unifed Supply Corporafion, Passaic Val's Barber Shop, Passaic Val Mor Under-Garmenf Co., Passaic Val Dillen Agency, Cliffon C. Van Herwarde Dairy, Passaic M. Van Vlief, Cliffon Van Winkle Liquor Sfore, Garfield John H. Vargo, C.P.A., Cliffon Vef's Service Sfafion, Rochelle Park Waldorf Resfauranf, Passaic Wallingion Meaf Markef, Wallingfon Wall Sireef Radio and Television, Passaic Wally's Cleaners, Garfield Wal'l'er's Repair Service, Cliffon Warchol Fine Qualify Furnifure, Passaic George Weinpel-Painfinq and Decorafing Wein's Decorafors, Passaic Weisz's Super Markef, Passaic Weisz's Super Markef, Cliifon Whife and Kopper Fuel lnc., Paferson Whife Laundry, Passaic Jacques Wolfe and Co., Cliffon Woodmene Esso Sfafion, Lodi Woodridge Mirror and Glass, Lyndhursi Wrighf Village Pharmacy, Lodi Edwin Yerance and Son Service Sfafion, Easf Paferson Zaenh Hardware Sfore, Passaic Zenifh Dyeing and Finishinq Corp., Paferson A. Zerega's Sons, lnc., Fair Lawn Zurey's Express, Garfield John Zysling and Sons Complimenfs of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Frank Esses Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farkas The Fasano Family Mr. Dennis Fennell Mr. and Mrs. James Fennell The Fiory Family Mr. and Mrs. A. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frankovic and Mrs. G. J. Frankovic mas Friedman Frances, Helen, Fran Dr. Michael Frosf, D.D.S. Mr. Charles Ganguno Mr. and Mrs. l. J. Gaves Mrs. Anna Gemski Mr. Julius Gemski Mr. Roberf F. Gemski Miss Serina Giufire '56 Miss Elizabeth Gocoliak '56 Mrs. Edward Gola Mr. and Mrs. Marfin Golabek Dr. Green, D.D.S. Miss Cafherine Griffin Mr. Frank Grober Mrs. J. S. Guepef Mr. Henry Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hanzl Mr. John Hanzl Miss Margaref Hanzl Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harvan Miss Ann Marie Held, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. E. Held Mr. Edward J. Held Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Held Mr. Henry L. Hemmerling Miss Lucille Hill Mrs. Berfha Hilf The l'limmel Family Mr. Tho Page One fl-lundred Tourteen .- :V WE' ' f. Dr. S. Hirschhorn Mr. and Mrs. Hofbrauer and Family Dr. Bernard Hoffman, D.D.S. Misses Eleanor and Harriel Hoffman Mr. Roberl Hegel '56 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Sfephan Fred Hol+ Horesla Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Home Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Horn Mr. and Mrs. Franlr Horn Misses Mary Mr. Sfephen Mr. and Mrs. Clare and Margie Horn Hola Michael Hrush Mr. Theodore E. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Berl Hudah Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hudson and Family Miss Monica Hudzilr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Hunfer Mr. and Mrs. T. Hurban M. A. lnlveld Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs Mr. Theodore Janeczeh SOCIAL BUOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Roberl H. Mabey Mr. and Mrs. J. Macaluso Mr. and Mrs. S. Maciag Miss Carmella Maida Mr. Xavier Maiewslri Mr. Thomas J. Malmendier, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Malyso Marrone and Mafassa Families Mr. Alberf Marlhouse Mr. Louis Marion, Jr. Miss Ann Malhouse Miss Dorolhy Maru? Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mashinslri Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley Mafula Mr. and Mrs. George Mayzel Mr. and Mrs. Emil P. Meny Mr. and Mrs. John Michalalr Miss Anna Mineo, S.N. Dr. Leslie Minh, O.W. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Milro Miss Alice Moliclri Mr. Richard Molichi Mr. and Mrs. William Resch Mrs. Veronica Resch Miss Geraldine Rigano Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rigano Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rigilose Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rio Mr. and Mrs. L. Roach Mrs. Raymond Roberfson Mr. and Mrs. Roberi' J. Roberfson Mrs. Wanda Rogalslri Mr. Reuben Rosenbloom Mr. and Mrs. J. Rufrano Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rusin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ryaby Dr. Franh E. Sabarese Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Salamon Mr. and Mrs. L. Salvalori Mr. Joseph Samelsberger Mr. Sol J. Samlra Misses Palricia Ann and Margarel' Marv Sarislty Miss Eillen Saflrowslci Mr. and Mrs. Phil Janiec Miss Beverly Janiga Mr. and Mrs. William T. Janowshi Bah-Jendrei Mrs. R. Jenlsch Mr. Andrew Juhasz J. Kalala Mr. and Mrs. J. Karasinslri Miss Barbara Kanoc Mr. and Mrs. Waller Kasica Mr. Joseph M. Keegan Mr. John F. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kenlis, Jr. Mr. Theodore Kicha A. Kieslich Mr. and Mrs. William Kimalr Mrs. Beriha Konefal Mr. and Mrs. John Konefal Mr. and Mrs. Sieve Kopec Mr. Walier Koper Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kosle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kovalcih, Sr. Dr. Samuel Kranhow Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Kravanllra B. Monhowshi Mr. Franlt X. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moro W. A. Moslral David M. Moslrowih, D.D.S. Mr. John Moliel Mrs. Edvie Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Roberl E. Murray Miss Maryanne Nagy Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nardino Mrs. John Naughion Miss Dolores Niziol '56 Mr. Ed Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nolan and Family Misses Noreen and Anne-Friendship Mr. and Mrs. Michael Novak Mr. Joseph Nowiclri Mrs. Frances O'Brien Mr. William F. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Louis Obssufh Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. James O'Dea Mr. and Mrs. Waller Opal Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Zvofried Charles Orovilz Osiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Siephen Kropinacl, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kudlacih J. Kuduli Miss Barbara Ann Kunzier '56 Mr. Andrew Kurac Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kymaclx and Son Mr. Charles La Sala Mr. and Mrs. John Lascari Dr. A. Lalona Mr. and Mrs. Vi+o Legrofagle Mr. and Mrs. Viclor Lenarlowicz Miss Elaine Lenih Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leniclrelr Mr. and Mrs. Alberi' J. Levenduslry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levine The Librizzi Family Mr. and Mrs. Vicfor Librini, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Herberf Limperl' Mr. John and Kenneih Linh Mr. Srephen Linh, Jr. Mrs. Slephen Linll, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lo Bue Mr. James Licascio Mr. and Mrs. Sal Lo Grande Mrs. John J. Lumley Mr. Roberl Lumley Mr. and Mrs. George Lyons Mr. and Mrs. L. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Lyons Miss Julia McCar+hy Mr. and Mrs. William McEllen Mr. Joseph V. McGuire and Mrs. Joseph McNamara . .M. Miss Arlene Oswald '56 Miss Gisella Oswald Mr. and Mrs. John Oswald, Sr. Mrs. J. Oswald Mr. and Mrs. R. Paradiso Miss Carol Parisi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parisi Mr. Anlhony Parula Mr. Larry Parufa Miss Judilh Ann Paul Miss Beffv Pavlica Mrs. Sophis Pavlica Mr. Henry Pellegrino Mr. and Mrs. John Perzely Mr. Bob Perry Mr. and Mrs. Maifhew Pieharz Mr. and Mrs. E. Piefrowih Mr. and Mrs. A. Planle Mr. and Mrs. Julius Plaza Mr. and Mrs. John Plecs Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pollaro Miss Mildred Polynialr John and Sandra Popowich Mrs. Priber Mr. Gerard Provosf. Jr. Mrs. Mary Pucci Mr. Charles Raia, Jr. The Rapalr Family Mr. John P. Randall, Sr. Mr. Henry Rasufelr Miss Palricia Reinhardl' '56 Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Renfo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Resch Mrs. Kafherine Resch Miss Gladys R. Saufner Mr. and Mrs. lgnalius Saufner Mr. and Mrs. Sfephen Saufner Mr. Ernesf Scha bel Mr. and Mrs. John Schinslti Mrs. Mary Schmidf Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony Schumpf The Scoma Family Mr. Anihony ScoH' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sedlacih V. Seilineri Mr. and Mrs. M. Shagan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shanley Mr. and Mrs. John Shea Dr. Casimir R. Shefl, D.D.S. Dr. T. Sheff Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Shell' Dr. Slanley Shell' Misses Joan, Doroihv, and Joyce Suemluewlcz Mr. and Mrs. John Siemhiewicz Mr. and Mrs. John Siniacl Miss Josephine Siniach Mr. Jim Sinnema Mrs. T. Slinger Dr. Waller F. Sloan Mr. and Mrs. W. Smilh Mrs. Leonard Sodora Mrs. Sophie Solrolowslra Mr. Alberf Sollis '56 Mr. William Solfis Mr. James Sondey Mr. James Sondey Mr. and Mrs. J. Soressi Mrs. Agnes Slachula Miss Eva Sleele Mr. and Mrs. T. Sleinberger Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slolarz Mr. John Slolarz Sudol Family Mr. and Mrs. M. Suler Mrs. William Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. K. Suflon Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swisiolr Mr. Henry Szemborslri Miss Sandra Taras, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Tarrence Mr. and Mrs. Taschler Mr. and Mrs. John Terr Mr. James Thompson Miss Pal' Tierney '5 Mr. and Mrs. W. Ti 4 llenye Mr. and Mrs. P. Topps Miss Ellen Tolh Mr. and Mrs. FranlrTo1'h Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tyslro Mr. and Mrs. Slephen Valho Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Mr. and Mrs. Mich Van Horne ael Vasililr, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Vernarec Page One 7-Iundred fifteen T 1-gLfsr'1h?'1greW1:'?Tf1H? r'f'.T f ' 1' 'Q ffw 1'I. 'Pts i ' - 1.-wi '-:K 525' if 1 'S 'Jr SWUFVSW WFWWFKQS Mr. and Mrs. John Vida Mr. Louis Vinlalore Mrs. Angela Wall Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wallace Dr. Henry V. Weinerl Miss Alice B. Wade Mr. Joseph W. Wade Mr. and Mrs. James A. Walsh Mr. Thomas Walsh Mr. George P. J. Wallhers Mr. Joe Wanchol Mr. Rudolph S. Wandrasko A. and A. Sweel Shop Ace and George Merkel Ackerman Esso Servicenler African Violels Alberl's School of Music Allen's Del Allied Furnilure Company AIlerman's American Furnilure and Carpal Company Amsco School Publicelions Andy's Barber Shop Anna Lee Hosiery Anne Roepke Corsel Shop Ann's Novellies Company Ann's Sweel Shoppe Archie's Delicalessen Arl's Liquor Slore A. and S. Locksmilhs, Gunsmilhs Allenlic Eleclronics, Inc. Baker Milk Company Barrale's Hardware Baum's Furnilure B. and B. Meal Merkel Beauly Lounge Beckman's Service Belbruno-Menen Music Sludios Belli's Tavern Belmonl Painl Company Belmonl Pharmacy Benanli, Insurance Ben's Sales Besl Brolhers Painl Faclory B. and G. Aulo Big Treel lce Cream Bill's Food Merkel Bill's Lakeview Markel Blue Caslle Syslem Bob's Florisl Boiko and Company Boslon Shoe Slore Breslow and Sons Brown Brolhers, lnc. B. and T. Garage Boulevard Cleaners Bushel 'n Peck Farm Bush's Sporlswear Bush and Walsh, Jewelers B. and V. Service Slalion Cemco-Aluminum Company Capilol Cleaners and Dyers Capilol Sign and Display Co. Capilol Tea Room and Reslaura Carabello's Merkel Carl's Service Slalion Carllon Cleaners Carolyn Furs Calalino House Wrecking Cenlral Barber Shop Charles' Shoe Repair Shop Chrisly Real Eslale Agency Ciro's Record Shop Cliflon Florisl nl SOCI AL BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wanocha Mr. and Mrs. Philip Weiss Mr. and Mrs. E. Werger Mr. and Mrs. E. Werling Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Winkler Miss Joan Winkler Mr. Joseph Winler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Wille Mr. R. Woller Mr. John P. Wolkensdorler Miss Rosalie Wolkensdorfer BUSINESS BOUSTERS Clillon Relia ble Movers Cliflon Thealre Commercial Repairs Conlinenlal Baking Co. Courlesy Markel Dabal's Service Slalion Dairy Queen Damiano, Ph.G. Dari-Delile Daylon Wines and Liquors De Franco Fuel, Oil Company De Mallia-O'Brien, lnc. De MoIIi's Service Slalion Derco's Meal Merkel M. Joseph Dericks Co., Plumbing and Healing DiMaggio Bar and Grill Dolly Ceramics Dolly's Cleaners Domyon, Insurance Dorolhee's Sporlswear Dollie's Dry Goods Du bnofl and Ralner Dairy Producls Durrse's Bakery Edelman's Bakery Eagle-Cleaners-Tailors Easlside Business Shop Elsie's Apparel Shoppe Empire Overall Dry Cleaners Ernie's Delicalessen Fan-Cee, lnc. Fiederer's Grocery Slore Figlar's Liquor Slore Figlar's Wines and Liquors Frankie's Merkel Frank's Barber Shop Frank's Sugar Bowl Franzoni's Liquors Fuenning Florisl Fundslead's Florisl Fusco, Meal and Groceries Gadio's Pharmacy Garden Tavern Garfield Bridal Shoppe Garfield Guardian Gaspar's Qualily Markel Geidhner's Delicalessen Gailhner's Delicalessen Genneken Linoleum and Carpel Co. Giovanni's Pizzeria Gladslone House Glessman's Service Slalion Grade A Dairy Grand Aulo Supply Slores Grand Rapids Furnilure Grand Union Food Markels Gregory Cleaners Gus Slein Hahn's Meal Markel Harmaly, Bulcher Helen's Sporlswear Henry's Food Slore Hilllop Dairy Mrs. Mary Woylanek Mrs. Anlhony Wyka Mrs. Angelina Zaccone Mr. Irving R. Zager Mr. Frank J. Zak Mr. and Mrs. John S. Zak Mr. Henry Zamenski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zawadzinski Mr. and Mrs. George J. Zamber Mr. and Mrs. Leo Zebrowski Complimenls ol a Friend Hi-Way Cinderblock Co. Hopmayer Slove Company ldeal Fuel Oil Company Irwin Pharmacy Jack's Dairy Queen Jack's Liquor-Delicalessen Jacobs, Teacher of Piano and Voice Janek's Meals and Provisions Janek and Sons, Bulcher Jane's Luncheonelle J. C. Meal Markel Jenrose Jersey Fish Company Jimmy and Palsy Joe's Sweel Shoppe Johnson's lce Cream Parlor Josephine's Beauly and Slenderizing Kaline Jewelry Kay's Fashion Shop Kaysers Super Service Keyslone Melal Producls Kimak's Tavern Klein's Merkel Kohoul Bakery Kolb Brolhers Kramer W. and L. Kueken's Florisl Kulik's Bowling Academy and Bar Kupiszewski and Ziemba Grocery Kuren's Live Poullry Markel Landow's Tailors Lanleri's Men's Shop Lark's Shoes Lee's Service Slalion Leon's Beauly Salon Lincoln Music Shop Lo Caslro Dairy Lucy's Cleaning and Tailoring Lupien's Hardware M. J. Lyons, Jeweler Mack's African Violels Madison Sheel Melal Works Main French Cleaners Manifold Slalionery Company Maple Dairy Farm Maple Sweel Shop Marianne Fashions Marion's Dress Shop Mario's Friendly Tavern Max's Clolhing Shop Mano Oil Company McGee's Oualily Merkel Messner Sporl Shop Merlen's Texaco Service Slalion Mickey Molors Salon Miller, Melropolilan Life Insurance Company Moe and Son Nalional Shoe Repair Company Nazimek's Markel N.B.M. Television and Appliances Neiman Brolhers Fruil and Produce Nor-Ann Radio and Television Page One Hundred Sixteen Wm,,m.,QQm,w!-Wweeqwmgkxggwwmaqlffi -as-Ly'-,Q 'K r rm-:-srf1-:'-rrffgg1:L1u:s1gqs:ef1'af:rfg-,vj:w:'fe'-rr'- -'L Norlh Jersey Dislribule, Hardware Norlh Jersey Eleclronics Norlh Passaic Painls Novak's Bar O'Brien-O'Dea's Orange Crush Dislribulors Orienlal Beauly Shoppe Palisade Bakery Palisade Cleaners and Fur Slorage Parker Avenue Tavern Parly, Card, and Gill' Shop Passaic and Garlield Supply Coal Company Passaic Awning Company Passaic Cenler Deparlmeni Slore Passaic Counly Tobacco Company Paul's Markel' Paul's Sweel Shop Pelio and Pelio, C.P.A. Peoples Aulo Service Pele's Cafe Pe+e's Tailors Pirog and Szewdo, Meals and Vegelables Plaza Package S'lore Presidenl' Pharmacy Progressive Employmenf Aaency Qualify Cleaners Oualily Curlain and Remnanl Shop Rainbow Bar and Grill Ray's Tap House Richie's Luncheonelle Ricky's Cleaners and Tailors Rizzo Tile Robinhood Archery Rona Travel Service, Complefe Travel Facililies Rosen Fruil' Produce BUSINESS BOUSTERS Rosenberg's Village Kosher Delicalessen Rosol's Dairy Ross Diner . Rolhman Fruil and Produce Rolhman and Soloman Fruil and Produce Rubin's Pharmacy Rudy's Esso Service Cenler Rudy's Food Cenler Rupp Appliance Slore Rusch, Radio Wizard Sabo's Paslry Shop Salvalor Fashions Sandlic Delicalessen S. and J. Sporlswear Company Saniangelo, Funeral Direclor Scheidemann, Real Eslale and lnsurance Schol'l's Tavern, lnc. Sea beck, General lnsurance Service Drug Seyka's Cleaners and Tailors Sewing Club Sheber's Florisl Sid and Aaron's Sorrenlo Paslry Shop Sova, Insurance Spaar's Pharmacy Specially Upholsferers Spohr Confeclionary Slore Sfa+more's Fell' Emblem Co. Sl'ella's Beauly Salon S'l'eve's Delicalessen Sloian's Merkel' Summil Radio and Television Service Co. Surrey Fashions, Inc. Tam's Shoes Temlea's Milk Bar The Girls The Myslery Girls Tim's Supply Company Tom's Meal Merkel' Tom's Service Slalion Tom's Wines and Liquors Toyville Tri Club Tube Service Corp. Union Food Markel Valley Esso Sarvicenfer Van Herwarde-Dairy Producls Van Houlen Bowling Academy Van's Laundromal' Vespa's Tailor Shop Vel s Liquor Slore Viclor's Aulo Wrackers Viclor's lfalian Cookies Vikie's Tas+y Lunch Reslauranl' Village Bakery Village Hardware, Painl Village Wine and Liquors Vincen+'s Barber Shop Vinci Blanco's Broadway Merkel Wall Sl'reel' Cleaners Walches Toy Canlre Wall's Avaries While Sfudios Inc., Pholographers Whoopee Soda Works Wilbern Pharmacy William's Deparlmenl Slore Winhams Pei' Shop Ziemba and Kupisewski Complimenls of a Friend Acknowledgment Wifhouf fhe gracious assisfance of fhe following people, fhe class of '56 would have been unable fo produce fhis year's Keys. Sincere appreciafion goes fo Sr. Frances Teresa, principal, for her willing cooperafion: Sr. Mary Sfephen, yearbook advisor, for her invaluable ad- vice: and fo fhe remaining faculfy for their kind words and suggesfions. To fhe sfudenf body for fheir unfiring campaigning spirif, and fo fhe pafrons and benefacfors-fhe class of '56 is very grafeful. This book could never have been successfully complefed had if noi' been for fhe fechnical advice of Mr. Nicholas A. lckes, Jr. of fhe Colyer-Roux Prinfing Company and fhe excellenl' phofography of Mr. Irwin Raveson and his sfaff. Page One 7-Iundred Seventeen AUTGGRAPHS - CLASS 0 .A '5 1 A vi o I v 1 1 I F A wr M , , e , in U 1 , . -.,,. , - M., gf. ' 4 ' A 1 A -1 : ,r':. -aww' 'S 1,-..f 1., , Y V A 1. z Jw f m N U -,M , f.- A 'f fv M- w ,...ff '- Q 4'-t :eww 'H-ti 1'1 ' ,ww 5' 4, V' -, S747 W' Q' ' v ' ..-,, 'If a. My T, r ,N-3. 1 Ig V ,, -a ff. fr 2 M W., .QQ It wx 1 1 .Q ,vi ,, N E- -1 'f Ns ' .f . , . , . :Q V. i v, , Ll 3.1 : k J . , N - A f . 2 A , - . v N . y ,- , '- ' ' 'A f'7v-fl ' ' 'I ' ' ' 'f'ff'z1?'.. fp! V ' T - A 1 q,,3g, -53,4 . Z'f7. :5? 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