Queen of Peace High School - Pact Yearbook (North Arlington, NJ)

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JAMES TANELLA He possesses a peculiar talent of pro- ducing effect in whatever he says or does . . . noted for his witty and timely re- marks . . . punctual in all he does . . . playmaker of the Irish basketeers . . . a big spoke in Q.P.'s wheel of ac- tivities . . . college will show him how to fill his prescription on life. CHARLES TRONICKE An honest man, close-button'd to the ching broadcloth without and a warm heart within . . . bright light from Belleville . . . quips snap out like a jack-in-the-box . . . determination squares his ching satis- faction circles his grin . . . casual air . . . spends spare time and money trying to hit the king-pin. JOAN TERCHEK Thoughtfulness makes friends, and thoughtfulness keeps them . . . thoughtful, friendly, and very likeable . . . sweetness in blonde wrappings . . . class blusher . . . Oh My . . . valu- able addition to any office. THOMAS TULLY An honest man's word is as good as his bond . . . one of Q.P.'s better courtmen . . . g'Terrible Tom . . . witty and smiling . . . long, lean and lanky . . . loyal to Q.P. for twelve years . . . grins at gripes. W WV DANIEL TORSIELLO A combination rare but true: athlete friend, and good fellow too . . . capable co-captain of the Irish eleven . . . demon of the defense . . . quiet disposition . . . takes life in easy strides . . . hopes to own a sports shop in the future. JOAN VACCA The time to be happy is now . . . witho a car n the world . . . wher- ever re laughter you're s e to oa iii the midst of it . . . h d f the usiness orld. wtf

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Qxifg JOSEPH VAN OVER Such joy ambition finds . . . LI don't see you with my eyes any- nore . . . a good sport is Gunner ..hopes to swim the English Chan- iel some day . . . enthusiastic in all school activities . . . worries about iothing but the present . . . able agent RICHARD VATERT A faithful friend is the medicine of life . . . dependable in the classroom and on the football field . . . the Punkmo- bile -his traveling companion . . . math enthusiast . . . essayist of the class of '50 . . . possessor of good humor. p BERNICE WARD The greatest and most vital power in influencing life is personality . . . no ration on freckles . . . sincere Q.P. rooter . . . pitching n the mound her sp 'ally . . . congejial dis- ositio . .,' in isto rd to P. egfv.,,15if9-V' W if , PAUL WEBER dere is everything advantageous to life . . . so-captain and plunging fullback on he Irish squad . . . Skeets is a ady's man . . . excels in Trig-so le says . . . school spirit in abundance . M50-Sports Editor of the Q.P. News. 87 JOSEPH WHALEN Oh, it is excellent to have a giant's strength . . . Big Joe . . . an athletically inclined lad . . . rates as a high tenor . . . ace maintenance man . . . good man under the backboards . . . agreeable and de- pendable. digest. f I , , .- f li I . I 'f , I f ' -, 1 ' A 'j 4' If ,' xx ' . fa L I ' I X- I j ' ff ,fvf X .K f' 1 J p fl , f in V W EDWARD WOODWARD You are skilled in knowing what to say and what not to say . . . a Kearny Rebel . . . loyal Giant fan . . . student of L'Abbe . . . scholar and friend . . . stocky build, . . . de- termined air . . . highly polished manners.