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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1952 volume:

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L! l 1' The D09ma of me Assumrrrou Heraldg of the GOSpeI P SUMMI ON TIF ICATUS lil 53 'ith Religion as the cornerstone, every subject and every fi . ', ,o,: 3 .,,: ,S ,,io ff A y Y E f if ix in W I activity in Queen of Peace aims to develop l N Good Catholics and Good Americans . . . This group listens in I0 Monsignofs story of the Jesuit Mwrlyrs 1u--- . . w ,S uw .4Keepxng time Pierce stopped for 'Luo gain Seniors :nt rehearsal for Solemn High Mass. 4 I ..'.,A. f 53 ,7 ,Q fi? FM MI W Q fi' is T' T1 was iv, E fsffak., ii-'Rv 1 Xb 11 X K under the wis Most Reverend Thomas Joseph Walsh, S.T.D.,J.C.ll. ARCHBISHOP OF NEWARK 6 jurisdiction Most Reverend James Aloysius McNulty, ILD., LL.D AUXILIARY BISHOP OF NEWARK TITULAR BISHOP OF METHONE 'I ! n . . zealous supervision and administration E Bight lleverend Monsignor lvilliam F. Lawlor, LL.D., M.Il. DIOCESAN SLTPERINTENIJENT OF SCHOOLS IJIOCESAN CONSULTOR IROTHONOTARY APOSTOLIC, MR. JAMES GUARINO . . . delegated to a devoted MISS JOAN FLANAGAN MISS FAY MISERENTINO Our Faculty Members have received their degrees from the following col- leges and Universities: CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA COLLEGE OF CHESTNUT HILL FORDHAM UNIVERSITY LAVAL UNIVERSITY SETON HALL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN RESERVE MR. UGO CARANO MR. CHARLES A. KIENTZ VILLANOVA COLLEGE Religion Department Right Reverend Monsignor Peter B. 0,COUl10l' Rev. Father Thomas F. Duffy Rev. Father Joseph A. Frank Rev. Father Richard McGuinness Principal Mother M. Sylvester English Department Sister Marie Madeleine Sister John Aloysius Sister St. Winifred History Department Sister Clare Emmanuel Mathematics and Science Departments Sister Miriam Mercedes Sister Immaculate Heart Sister Rita Xavier i i MRS. ANN STURROCK, R.N Language Departments tllatin, French, Spanish, Sister Aloysia Sister Eileen Marie Sister James Eileen Sister Marie Isabel Commercial Department Sister Catharine Anita Sister M. Carlotta plly'Sif'fll Education Department Mr. James Gnarino Mis:-s Fay L. Miserentino Music Department Mr. Ugo Carano Secretary Miss Joan Flanagan Health Officer Mr. Charles A. Kientz School Nurse Mrs. Ann Sturrock, R.N. Y W - 3137 x M A1 ,A W, , - Eg, ,- Q 4 'Q W Q f ' wap. ' fl. .3 W 5:A, .,g, rf-1 W'-5 wi 4 ,...-sl . . . and love of fellowman is God's FUPE Vi:-giniu Weber di , . Svusseg . Ioung Interest in 01513211-Holy Fmherys s 1 ' Pius rf, UF THE 3 011 Fields, 11' WU '5punD agents Siiu D A 5 Marion- ! Y Aleqsandrim Und James nt 10h ' , . with A wanted? Wm up V , holy command .cms N Wfhul ,,4:f ' . xv- ,Q - JOY-an N F. V , out - 5011 - XCP- . Save ' ., -A MHP wwnvi' - X' ' ,,Hw,M J., 7 . , l ' - k ' smx ,..,..., m w-r- .. . ,, ' irpkvvw. rw n 15- gmmw '::m-:ln 7:-vu i ff 'ff , nf.. ,x : Q' ':: ' -N-Qu-www ' -fmmrm ww - M-, 11 , K. .,.1.,.,.. 'Q,m'Q, W .-.v...s., .N NMYM w uf k x ,L - 4 Your mite and my 'gmilen help to keep thc wolf from the door. -my 10 Pilfk vlothin f K or the poor! , M :Saw AFC von in s ' . SIC 1 I In The Mm,l,h of Dimesjw 15 M ,, gguazzff .Ax fsnzymma mmm Q' 3 ,1, , . Nav Avia nf: 13 kfwfgi, -ig A ,J 5?- Q 0 Q ,V', 1' wwnav WIP 0 ' Q vw J S. K ,g,, riyk I K ix- f f I mln-..,wu., AT snuff' ll Vfk 2- 52 NW' sw f X ,,.,qw-M, .ff M QM, IV, ,g, fav Nw-' xi 5' X .I uniqr, Stud 1 '1 wwy to Czunerbury. These pdgrinxs are on hex' . They stopped an 'ufuhnrd Yun to be phulngxaphcd. GL! ying ijlrlrlp ' S Divken fro, . n 001,165 of NL' n6l'1ll'v Cuvg11l.nde.,, ' -2 S Is , .Q--me Af i A 5' M 9 . , A ,.,. 'l Pg, 1? gli Je M GMP Dj 1 i :fx J 's gi X . ,E jf' mu... M E if i n A. -I - '-v' W Q .. qw ' X E1 la ', V' l .. v X I 'JR if ,y if V , .i3M,-LQ V - i- fx . x ,AXA f-C , .,,,.-,.1- ,gn , bi -u.. 3 E S ' 'Q' L 4 , .qw ' fa L Ivfiiglb 1 K wg gy .f,:, Q :six gig fi, . . f I 7, , 5 - . 51 Q T 1 , K - . J tyg -an 5' N If 1 . q.,Qf2:A., .x-- . , Lf-'f ' il .1 kt H I . ,,1:, bah, I Wm QS M, in 'W' in an - I M ' f 4 li l M ATHEMATICS 7 f 4-1i Q This group hem m .,, . 22 M'lIfl t Club 0 H11-ers Dre 4 .- pumg fol' next meer. mg ws. Mary Gram explains the use of negalive ex- olher members of 4-las!--Alan ' ' nee Irving and xx iff is 'Fc poncnls to Maver, Margaret Burma, Ln Frank Kearney. E Fu! A ' ure Emstejns? CO Id , U be O' - Brreu and S HCOX L. ' I ig has together fx. - K , 3, ,r W ,KF LW mx' , . .-4Yf e L Q. fh , -,rw 5- Wwf'g,,w,J5 Pf L ai' 4 Mi ff A Ni mf A -Q.: '- QV PM Y . b l ' 11 . -' K K NW,,v.Tm N in W IP I mn IX up aka :lon lll the mln ml 5 3 5 2 X lx wi Q WX E From m Marilyn Delaney and Nancy Wallsli 'gtravel the world for newsf' Y armchair, I meet m en and go places- lll TIIB The 0XPl'lIl'll.i0ll off ' I I Q., Q ,' ', WU PY .lohn Aniato f loin' key fo Understanding World New lolds the attention of a Senior '. classes. study of this topic. U. N. Day Observed at Queen of Peace United Nations Day, October 241-, was celebrated in Queen of Peace High School through history and English Group Displays in the library included a tree showing U. N. flag and the flags of all 60 member nations. Projects in the form of posters and booklets in the classes were made to illustrate the organization and work of the var- ious committees of the United Nations. Prepared papers were read and class assemblies conducted to complete the r I 26 A fx W 'r l The pause that refreslie M Com s. Arrival of plete Theory Certificates gives the added zest for the final climb. II silldems rzlplly 5' Strflileili dictated notes USINESS Ballerinns eve Son ' VYOI18. ietlnng new has been f'dded'5'1861'S instead of toes The iullll' Evans Pravllce Set . base imereslb l, fe. e bo0kl'eepe it is we gon Smaenfacuce- faiwcrlp siieea P sl QU al WY 29 Jean Murphy attaches head phone of Ediphone for Helen Frotton as Klara Preis holds record. Caught in a serious mood. How that 60-word test keeps one's nose to the grindstone. si Mimeograph practice. Nancy Walsh attaches stenrils as Geraldine Cann- pion watches and Marguerite McGuinness types. 8 K Mai .Qf'm,w?i' Ri1 dv 'W'--..-.....,..,M F af fmf 4IyyQP IEEE?- EEMEWI IEEWGI 'BENQ' IWHSU lfiwlf 'lz.Lg?' A Y, . ,.,. 2g Q 9 c 0 L ' l l ?F l'I'l H A,A. . NJMWQ ' 'WN ,.....,- sgf I 'f 'i U f- 3 . fl' 1 s 1 4' . ' 4 - . M Y-12:9 -Al' 4' f Q v.w my ' I ix Jilin I-f 3 ax ,,. P iSUyf?'Z wif fi 2 fl H-li? , uiig 513 . 1? n fl , '3ME A I 1 SRV TT' f lfi , Q K ' f . ,kA. ,T H K1 'iii I gn 30, N PHYSICAL EDUCATIDN g ,AN 2 ,vs fi w i 31 ,:. 5 4. ' ' ,Q ,iz . W 'gl x 4 Y 2 N Q ln ilu 'VFD February CATIIIILIC PRESS MON'l'll - , Q the , m-ters 0 . i Afdent. biigyw are HWSL uct Cathelu, in what Reiss lelh5iiiJccliva1'd has 10 repo Student Librarians prepare a display for Catholic Book Week. Left to Right: Regina Sonow- ski. Madonna Deegan, June Shepard, Ellen S1-huremann and Barhara Wul'temlJerg. A gre W u . 1liscuSSisIl02feE'10Es listen in t P at U HU1131 , Sta ' .er E- E1 . , S55 ndmg flilfliolic ISJWJIQ5' im Olll. 0VCllat. The stuflents of Queen of Peace focused their attention, espe- cially during February, on the hest in Catholic literature. ,W-M ,gaiif The New Horizon Express and its maker, Lawrence Mzlssarn. National Book Week Observed at P. Nulionul Book Wfeek Novemlye , r 7-11, was observed in an very special wny at Queen of l'e'ne A d . ' . elniled project was made for llle library by ga Lawrence Maxssnrn in order to illus . r1,-nw l .l l ' V ' 44 r up me lie Book Week slogan. Ned Horizons Vlfilh Books! NATIQINAL BO0K . WEEK mbsf-M BW . ' hy ne - .. '- -1155 dev- Young lxluarmn - . ' k. w books 215 Book wee Studying KB through IZZIY Postersu Yeilrs, 37 PEUPLE 0F THE PRESS C6 Q- P. NClt'5,, SIGH- UOSCS 3- ' 3 rt assembles to pre Dare 11 cs IB next issue s, W.-me 'LPC Co-Editor A. Ynrvo W Q . ' Y Z 15, in rs0Y'5'h ck E E i . 5 5 be inn! M-1'1 ,, ,191 nszamvlfffm Som 8 ASS . X.. ocmte Editors are ci ue6. hard :ll ily C omml un' OH n,1XxC P xc 14 fxnam' iefs These we n Co-Editor Pfltricia H. Dauglzton What wave 1 earned f ron? wr- . 111118 Dersonnlsn ...xv 1951 Fighting Irish . FIIUTBALL Coach Tully Speaks After four highly successful campaigns clur- ing which the boys of Our Lady won 26 games, tied 3, and lost only 4- disaster struck, as the 1951 Irish went down for the count in six of their eight games. A 13-7 victo1'y over a tradi- tional rival, Pope Pius of Passaic, and a 30-25 usqueakerw over Fordham Prep of the Bronx, New York, were the only bright spots of the sea- son. In fairness to all concerned, some factors which contributed extensively to the demise of the Queensmen should be mentioned here, not for the sake of implying that things may have been different wif onlyw-but just to make the season7s analysis accurate. To begin with, teams which Queen of Peace had been beating regularly, squared some old accounts. Immaculate Conception of Montclair, beaten four straight years by the Irish, gained sweet revenge to the tune of 44--61 After taking three successive beatings from the Green and Gold, St. Mary's of Rutherford punched out a 21-O victory. Then, Harrison, not to be denied after four years of famine. downed the Irish in a 13-7 mudfight. Another factor, one that is not appreciated by the average fan, was that the Irish lacked Ha good bench meaning experienced reserves. As everyone is aware, a good Hrst team means very little unless it is backed up by top-fiight substi- Q. P. Seniors, PfdCl1 C8 mqkes L Perfect Coach Joseph Tully Fighting linemen. .af Q., 1 C03ChC5 ta lk ig over wi th e0-C2'PV'mS' Queensmen aharp-shootels tutes. The failing of the Q.P. bench, however, cannot be attributed to the lack of ability or effort on the part of its members, but more di- rectly to their lack of numbers and late turnout. The mistaken idea that a boy can come out for football in his Junior or Senior year and still compete on even terms with his opponents, was never more heartbreakingly shattered than dur- ing the 1951 season. To complicate the situation, crippling in- juries played havoc with the team almost daily. Coupled with the loss of seventeen members of the l950 Co-champs and the unusually small turnout for football, this plague of injuries ren- dered the Queensmen almost powerless at vari- ous stages of the campaign. As a fair example of the devastation of these chronic and freak acci- dents we may offer that, what was considered the first string backfield played intact as a unit for exactly one and one half quarters of one game, during the whole year! This was not confined to the backs aloncg however, space does not permit mentioning other instances. F' The past seasonis poor showing serves the purpose of proving that the seemingly lowly 42 Freshmen and Sophomores are the backbone of ally winning team. If Queen of Peace is to reach once again its place at the top of the heap, more boys are needed to make the sacrifices of tough years of practice in their early years in high school, in order that when they are ready for varsity competition they will have the poise and well-based confidence that comes with exper- ience. Nobody becomes a football player in three weeks. Let's not forget this lesson which was so pointedly learned last season. Q. P. Menifee, U 'Y Heads or Tails. ax A L nun il.-4' Q , 1 1 5? ' A ww X wr- 8 if X a an x Qifs r' :L - 2 i gwdl 4?l K1 W 'i a. Q gs f-...ff ,J ., .imwlff Q 5 11 it ter Leo Martin poses with happy Senior group. lll' Illlll The animal rvtroat, opcning tho 1951-52 svhool year hvgan on Sop- tvmhcr l2, with Fathvl' L00 Martini . 1-haplain of Holy Nilllli' Hospital, Tcancvk. Now Jvrsoy. as rotrcat ixIilSlCl'. Fathor Martin oponml tho rc- trcat with a Slillllllillillfl Sf'l'Ill0Il on Tho Businvss of Life? in which ho 1'0Illllill'l'il tht- lives of Sir rllll0lllilt-I Moro and Thomas Cardinal Virol- soy. two of lfhlglamhs most f2lIIl0IlS nu-n. ,xx Distribution of Holy Communion hy Fathers. Martin, Mrfluinnefs, and Duffy. 48 etreat This was followe-ll Ivy il rllmlilal- tion on 'l'im1-. mul an 1-xplunution ol ilu' xsau' lu use' llllll' Ill oralvr lo -. Y as ulilizv vxvry vzlrlllly lll0Ill1'lll. X Un lln- following cluys. ilu' slu- 4lvnt lmlly wal, pl'ivilm'1lgg1'1l I0 In-1 illspiring talks f'0l1l'i'l'lllI1Q TIN lfvulllillll lin-s nl' l'llrisl. U1'z1lll amel .lll1lQ1Pllll'lll,-Q Sin, 'l'lu' Blvs- sml xl0llll'l aml lastly hguint J0- if i svpllf' .Ns is 1'llNl0llllll'y ul Qlll'l'll ul Pc'-u-A-. Wars was 'lll4'll1ll'fl Irv the K t I ' lwnlller Ml'frlllIlllPSS vel0ln':llc's lllc' opening Rvlrvul Mass. SllI4l1'lllS on vuvll lll0l'lllllgl of IIN l'l'll'1'ill. :xml on l'rulux lll0l'llllIQ ull 11-1'4'ivvll lloly flllllllllllllltlll. 'ff I Q Fx E x sl 13 Ne-nior Imp also Avail an pose-I 49 all0we9en rojeet A chosen group from Junior and Senior classes took part in the Hallowe'en Project sponsored annually by the North Arlington Rotary Club. Prizes were awarded after dinner at the Cliff House, Thursrlay, November 8. First prize winners were Seniors: Kathryn Lynskey, Mary Ronan, and Joyce Hekker. Second prize winners were Seniors: Charles Peck, John 0'Brien, and Robert Wooflwfard. Third prize winners were Juniors: Elizabeth A special prize was awarded to Jacqueline McGinn and Geraldine Campion for the ar- tistic autumn scene they painted. 3 tn 2 f' i n f IUS Tv I fJ'-. Time out to watch the birdie. feryiuw ff xiii ' Best, Lucita Cerisi, Victoria Ciciola, and Mar- garet Barrett. The witch in hiding Suflfflf' her P'1mPk1 S' so i 2 . 5 -V E' L., . lx. K, Ii .1 rg? Li V i A if 'L an - as as - 5 Not vat wlnskers but out wlns Q piers to Mr. Pumpkin Head. 2.35. f HQ 12' 5 'XMQ .N , ,,il Y XLMLL fib- 'Jl Mnalf' Milady,' at her dressing lable wins a first S On G'Misr-hief Night no tires are safe. S T, s i f 5 3 1 3 i QE ii W Altar lnoys nssisl Monsignor in distributing sodnlity medals. Sodalit On December 7, tlle Student llody assemlmled in the new Clllll'0l1 for tlle reception of students into tlle Sodality of Our Blessed Lady. Monsignor gave an interesting and timely sermon on tlle duties of eaeli Sodalist. Thu prograni included tlle llymnsz Hflur Lady Queen of Peace , and uHail, Holy Queenw, recitation of tlle Act of Conseeration, and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. .....-mn , f 1 tl medals is ai sown... W., UU 6Hl'0lled in alusllerlls will The blessing 0' 0 le'5 m n 52 ur '1 'YS 5 fff'h1y L bell 1 4 It 'H '2- 1 Nmivily Scene Blessed Mother, Marie Cnppucinog St. Josephfffrank D'Amic'og Angels-Margaret Burns, Aneila Loing Sheperd--I ohn McDermott. Ullior Assemhl aThe Other Wise juan, Ryam lakes A Magxan vkgagyeix-mXsax1 haoseim BNHS ' 54 I Arlabzm Lloseph Bruvc-3 visits David flames Irving? and Milflilil 1Helcn Ruslinl in his Search for the Child. . ,X in - ,. -xxx - , his in 'I it , . -an . 3 u1w0P- X ,fy Bill h Brllvl' .' .uh KRUN :CV ll vm do- K X ,nan Nei Arm v. mam-gc so 964 'he 20,0 . f . Ftxlyes LGIIIICN Iluuk I Sam f In ' 1,1 ' Iced Slnj 111, file Om Imph, 11 SL' Y Oflle- 95 fr Ke' e -Man .L 11 Dun .D IAN Muhzml I WIN On' Ar: Mnrlhn lllvlvn Ruslini :md David f.lZllllCS Irving! uflur Arlulnun has halved lhe life of their child. O M mow 1 Q, :MH ggi 4 ig wg r , M 52, as Q fi '15 as Sffgfaw ' ' Q 1 Y Q 3 Y ' Nw xl W I A? 'mm N -QF H V if :F 1 3 K 27 V gi 1 sf , .. X 'E 4 MV ' ' Y ,gi Xe x3 if ,if AE 5 ' .X ni +2 . .L , Hx' K F - 4 4 9 iz. A 5 K 1111 is Y QIIIIIIIIIHIPP Citlinff: Lorvlln RPQIIOIIIH. NI0llhig.Ill0l'..l0ill1 l l:n1:lgan1. . h Q Ml P E l 1' rl 1lIl.,Rt'V.xxllllillll l,ll1Hlllll.,l0rtllll . xml u Slumling: John H.Sl1ie-Ids. vc-yn .1 g ,ps Agni' xx! ,Q ,V says Jolm H. Shields, Trustee. Joseph Sw:n'lJri1'k, in the name of Alumni, presents 1-In-1-k to Monsignor as l B ll for the new CllLll't'Il. purl payment of l IC e von of Ponce, is your heritage A ,l.,,,. I, '1'11I!hIhunk iT4ltlll,l,.xT , ALI MNI FROM M 'fLl1or X..,,xN W! the Virginia, her attendants, and flower girls, g make a pretty picture. sql W 2 ! w 2 X 5 . . 5 A group of Senior Girls snapped in passing Surely Our Blessed Lady listened to the maidens' prayers! 58 A , ...g. 5--se May Queen, Virginia Bernardino, ller flower girls, ,loan Marie Leeper and Diane Clark, and a group of classmates pose on the scliool steps. Q I' 0 I3 0 S S l 0 ll FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1951 1' .1 fi Monsignor crowns Our Blessed Lndy's slnluc A M Monsignor and Father Duffy join our procession entering the Church. A serious little girl doesn't mind cvcn il lmir pull! 59 Jima H0111 ,I. n Mr. C21 rnnn Tha In the juniors' 'l'u the Srniurs: IIC 1 SeIli0 Dance 255 To Monsignor: Allu'ny.r in HI-y llrf1rr Tn the Faculty: Jil Ihr Thing.: You .-ln ' Tn rhe Chnperrzm: Bring Bail' Ihr Thr1ll 'fm the Escortw: J'uln1'uru' L' ll lin lbw You Cfnving Dance' l 'll .Yrf You 116.1 for Mr' fllrlllury rm, w,,n,f' Tu-arlhrr .-lylrlilf' in lily llrr1lm.r Jr fi fb? nssigf ,af 60 www. .i Min 4 inn 91' fine Mn. wi -,J , 'X +L il as wiv 'iff fm My A L lKJy'E'Z.'M9 llnrulJJ,C1undyrnn Mis. Iidfusunl RMI Mrs. Jamrs Russ Mn. Hurry Wutxon 41 Munir by vv.m1v,s5.0R mio CARANO and HKS 0RCHY.S'YRPs 'Q Baccalaur ate Mass JUN U1 l'I'I I7, 'S ,14 Reverend Father Duffy distributes Holy Communion. I 1-G. 'md 11nd0l'l'11'55' ' m me 5 - . Alumn' me the grndunteb. Hen await 'Hw5Qww, A few 511111111 Hllvnliflve lllmc for is ,ef Slim, . Ure IU, N Il.u'y V min me ltln mg. V. of Graduates' parents and friends walclx the Proce-z Flag bearers Albert Loguidice and Joseph Pollari lead the way. sion nw ynhdil-tirt'V-. H s lhxielltflil-2' 'l'ltel1Vlnst Ravel 1 'ld .lwme-L A Mt-Nullys Dj, LLIDI mmwnmntnw l'il'illN'CS l30n Vlm' l nntl llurenls :intl clit-ri fi'.f2Qfi VjtSj+!f I N it Religion:-, . - ai 3 5 I .- slieil frivntls with-lt lln- gnttluu file into llu-ir plain-s. lvs ' hteenth Jssfiefrr -'V' - '- l It-ilulwlv 7 iglgirvnflg lJlll1lll'lll' PIII L' ll if A 3 s it ..-,, at , sei.. - it . w . -1 ,Q R Uhu' ifnhg Qgllttll nf i'I,lratrr fyiglg Strlgnnl 3 'Nnrflq Arlingtnn, New Hlrrsrg Q, 't Lead' 'e'.62bt?E4Crlfb1CF40rrtilfx-1tiL'l511f sl-:elf r ,1 'iv A - - f J . . . . 1 'lhere is a growing tendency on the part of unbelievers and bigots in our country to bring about the acceptance of a Q very erroneous interpretation of the first amendment to the Q Constitution. The first ten amendments, known as the Bill Q of Rights, are mostly the work of Madison, and became part J of the Constitution in 1791. In its inception, the Constitution Q was not without opposition both in and out of Congress, it Many thought that the document was not sufficiently explicit Z as to individual and state rights. It was proposed, therefore, A that a number of safeguarding amendments should be added. Q In line with this proposal, the First Congress in its first ses' 3, sion of September 25, 1789, adopted and submitted to the states what is now our so-called Bill of Rights. These 5, amendments were ratified by the states and became part of Q the fundamental law of our land. The first amendment was K, intended to clarify the whole question of what is known as Q the separation of church and state and thus to put the citizens A of this country at ease on the great question as to whether under the Constitution there could ever be a state church ,S here in the United States, This assurance, however, on the part of our patriot founders is now being misinterpreted, ter and those. who cannot stand the prosperity of another form Q Q ol Christian belief, are endeavoring to read into the first 1,5 amendment the violation ol the rights guaranteed by the Q Constitution-of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness p even in the domain of religious belief. 1Selection from the address A'The Bill of Rights. 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AND HEALTH AID, NOT RELIGION P.nmn.n Fmnu-N Dunmnn C0 llt Ihfw th-wuz mmm IR-ter DuFunIu ,1uJfm Glrbuell K..mfyn ,mmf r4.I,.x II 'I fgff ,A I xx .umm cimf.....,4h Sfgfumnl Rnmbuxq V.4IL-rlntnry CONFERRING OF DIPLOMAS AND HONORS md ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES Turf Mrusr RFVERENU .IAMFS A. Mc.Nm.'rx', DD, LL.D. Au.x'1lr.n1 Bulmp nl Nm-.nb RILIHT RLVEREND MCYNSILINCIR Prfrlvu H. Presenting the Grzuiuates to Ilxs .44 ff fred by Reverend Thorms If l3uIIy, Reverend Wlllialum Pigu, Reverend joseph A. Frank O'CUNNok, A M Iixccllcmy A.M, , SIL. OTR LADY QVFIIN UI? PEACE HIGH SCHOOL SUNG rl'C.U,ffuHf ,-Iruur Sklmul CIu-mn STAR SPANGLIED BANNER Oulu-slr.: .mII G1-nrml Choru- RECIESSIONAL I-mum S. ,In Key Onhcxrm .xml Kflwrux umlur thu mlm-:tmrn nr I GO S LARANO, Dxrutur UI Mmm. Ol R LADY QLIZEN OF PEAFIZ HIGH SCHOUI. ,Iamles Willizlnl CllV1lll1lllgIl gnu Ins orl hon 'iTruc' Pznlrioliml and F ur .lv .WE II I K X . M fZ-- iz K kr km sa, E7 x 1 Gbxw Words W 39 i X I 5' s Q N dl gb! F f e L. Queen ui 'fleurs gfijair Saipan! ?cmg ui fi1:,11rigz1m' Palm' B. 0'C0n1wr, AM. Music hy Reza Matthew Amoros, TOR. li E X 5 VVhere can you find rt better schooi 'Prarei where'er you may, Por we are trained in brain and brawn Trained in the oniy wav. Cnormesf Now we are proud oi Queen oi Peace Airna Winter dear. Proud to iet the whoie worid know Proud with never a fear if k Let us prove to you our worth, tr. I VN7atch us ciimb to fame. i Exainpiefthaes the wav we'ii guide Those that stiii remain. Give us a task or give us piay, Ask what success you wiii, Sons and daughters oi Queen oi Peace 'Tis ours but to iuihii. With hearts oi steei we forge ahead An honest race to run, A step ahead each day vviii bring k is now begun. Liie's wor ANTHONY ALESSANDRINI Little Man you've had a busy clay . . . gentleman and scholar . . . a whiz at Math . . . every great man is unique . . . small man with a big name. PAUL BASS Three Bells in I1 little village deep in a valley . . . steady bell-ringer . . . rates as a high tenor . . . manager of the green and gold . . . 'iboomn in science . . . theatre-goer. ALFRED BAUERLEIN Undeciclecl,' first you say you do and then you clorft . . . unpredictable guy . . . enthusiastic bowler . . . an old-timer at QP, . . . abundance of wit . . . any cigar is a pleasure. 68 JOHN AMATO Let's Be Buddies lefs be pals . . . all around student . . . everyone's friend . . . Sacred Heart Hoopster . . . at home on the baseball diamond . . my aching tonsils! 5 E r if-1 N E s Y 5 MAUREEN BENNETT Girl of My Dreams I love you . . . a future Florence Nightingale . . . soft spoken and tactful . . . has a special affection for felines . . . good listener . . . delights in ber upon pals. THOMAS BLANEY Dark Is The Night blue is your heart . . . believes in eleven o'clock lunch . . Swish . . . trig-master . . . 'SBlacky. K DORIS BOHAN Somewhere Over The Rainbow . . there true friends are found . . . hopes to make the secretary grade . . . hastens at 2:30 . . . studious, now and then . . . a stitch in time saves nine. PATRICIA BROSNAN I Got Rl1ythln . . . who could ask for anything more . . . pleasant and friendly . . . happy feet . . . looks on the humorous side. JOHN BODINE , I Don't Know Why I love you like I do . . . quick with the switch . . . never takes il back-sent . . . baseball fan . . . sus- pender-minded. sw-Q t.s, I x ., ,:,, I -A Us f -is fi? 69 ELIZABETH BROWNE In My Merry Oldsmobile . . down the road of life I'll ride . . . no ration on freckles . . . loquacious from birth . . . a mischievious nature . . . up-side down parker. JANE BROWNE Linl you re as sw Sense of humor . . captivating nailman on the with a big heart. MARY BURKE Someone Like You a pal good and true earnest in hex interests loves to walk in the snow editor of the WamOCram eGirl eet as can be... . . . persevering type charm . . . keeps the go . . . the little girl MICHAEL CAFONE I'm Iiusy Doing Nothing . . . working the whole day through . . . 6' 3 of hulk :md hruwn . . . friendly smile . . . in and out of trouble . . . MARTIN BYRNE Full Of Fun And Fancy Free thats the way he wants to be excels ln history cl'1ss all round guy phllo opher 'tuthor of Well Known Flcts the big help in typing. size fourteens. 70 GER ALDINE CAMPION Fire Foot Two, Eyes of Blue . . but oh what those five foot mn do . . . likes tom-tom music . . . her hair is her highlight . . . lots of pep, lots of spive. IRENE CARR My Wild Irish Rose . . . the sweetest flower that grows . . . unpredictable . . . just a little bit of heaven . . . insured future at the Pru . . . looks trim in her Eisenberg. ROBERT CONLON Slowpolce . . . you keep me waitin' 'till it's gettin' aggravatin' . . . takes life easy . . . tops among boys and girls . . . Bib . . . mercury- minded . . . always prepared for gym. EMILIA COELHO Our Very Own . . ever close at hand . . . quiet as a whisper . . . courteous and generous . . . member of the famous trio: Janet-Phyllis-Emilia . . . good listener. 71 JOAN COLGAN It's a Hap-Hap-Happy Day . . . four and twenty sunbeams dance 'round her face . . . Irish joy . . . mainstay of the alto section . . . relishes debate . . . in heaven with a butterscotcll drop . . . earnest and witty. PATRICIA DAUCHTON The Things We Did Last Summer . . l'll remember all winter long . . . Summers at Cape Breton . . . brains and beauty a good combination . . . I love Monday . . . has a future in the clouds . . . her brain-child: Peace Pact , '52 it ROBERT DAVIDSON Jersey Bounce . . . it started in Journal Square . . . Jersey City representative . . . are reporter on the Q, P. News . . . Rattle Stopper 4 A.M.', . . . talking typist . . . row shooter. eg MARILYN DELANEY You're A Sweetheart', . if there ever was one . . . a little bit of heaven . . . her sknte have wings . . . ran do so murh with 88 keys . . . those wondrous eyes' 3 l ka GLORIA DiSTlIRCO It Had To Be You,' . . wonderful you . . . easy to like, fun to know . . . an impish grin . . . plans inrlude Art . . . you'll find her at the end of the Rainbow . . . willing worker. MARY DOUCHERTY O Wfhut A Pnl Is Maryn . . . 0 what a friend is she . . . day dreaming finds a woman in white . . . busy hair-cutter . . . Doc . . . fun to he with . . . radiant smile. is mls AUDREY FAHY l'Ml1Hllll!l,, . . . is soon enough for her not a 'shurry-flurry girl . . llllllllltg. pirtures is her forte . . . 1 Cnmett Mountain girl . . . boasts new heautyv. 1. xy ef, l 72 I JOAN FARRELL A Gal Like You . . . never lonesome, never blue . . . a sunny disposition . . . mischievous smile . . . uses energy only in extreme cases . . . The gang's all here . JAMES FLYNN Let a Smile be Your Umbrella . . . on a rainy, rainy day . . . the 'LFlying Flynn chap . . . mischief gets in his eyes . . . dependable . . . Mercury Kid . . . pepsodent smile. X. it RAYMOND FROLICH Row, Row, Row, Your Boatn . . gently down the stream . . . ll newcomer to Q.P. . . . frequents the late bus . . . a slow and easy- going guy . . . Junior Frolic fan . . . lab specialist. I 5 -.fx PATRICIA FESCOE Sweet and Lovely . . . sweeter than the roses in May . . . a constant chum of Maureen . . . a blithe spirit . . . rates on the 6102 special . . . definitely a dutiful daughter. 73 HELEN FROTTON You Are Our Sunshine . . . you make us happy when skies are gray . . . hardly ever beats the bell . . . Wllat a sense of humor!! . . . necessary in- gredient for a happy time . . . a canary lover. L X, MARY LOUISE HANNEN Nobo1ly,s Darlin, Hut Ours . . . you're as sweet as the flowers in Springtime . . . ll the ingredients of a true friend . 'Wizard of the Keyl1oard', fits her . ll set for journalism . . . boasts a lost of friends. My MARTIN HARMON Time Waits For No One . . . it passes you buy . . . loves to see the sun rise . . . at home on the basketball court . . . collector of late slips . . . ardent clock-watcher. LORETTA HOMSCHEK I JOYCE HEKKER Blue Velvet . . . bluer than velvet are her eyes . . . day dreams find her a private secre- tary . . . steady 'iwlleatswortlf' girl . . also a uQ.P. Parish girl . . . first- with fashions. l K 5 I I I Dance Ballerina Dancev . . . do your piroeulte in rhythm with your happy heart . . . HC0okie . . . prima ballerina . . . vontagious laugh . . . asset in many fields. V 74 5 I l l t e 9 3 a ig 3 LORRAINE HOOD Sweet Lorraine . . . I'm in heaven when I sec you smile . t . never a dull moment . . . I don't get it . . . worries never trouble Lorraine . . . Belleville's Snow Queen. PATRICIA ANN E. JOHNSON Because of You . . . lhere's a song in my heart . . . hard-to-forget classmate . . . high- ight of Harrison . . . definitely the refined type. tw, PATRICIA ANN M. JOHNSON Honey . . . we're in love with you, honey . . thinks dreams are a dime a dozen . . . never seems to make the early bus. I ri ELAINE JORDAN Let The Worry Bird Worry For You . . . let the worry bird fuss and stew thrives on typing . . . has that certain frankness . . . sociable miss with a 'A :Y- rt LILLIAN KARPINSKI When You're Smilingl' . . . he whole world smiles with you . . . 1 welcome newcomer . . . draws riends as honey the bees . . . neat'n ,weet . . . nothing's impossible with four energy. friendly grin. cl, BARBARA KAUFMAN Stardust . . . the melody haunts my reverie . . . allergic to Math . . . at home with a megaphone . . . favorite color navy', blue . . . Where's Claire? . . . we see Stardust in those eyes. 75 5-1 ANN KENYON Smiles . . . I got smiles that make you happy . . . soft of voive, sweet of manner . . . a dash of the uunexpectefln . . . pleas- ingly friendly . . . a tennis fan. KATHRYN LYNSKEY You're So Understanding . in everything you do . . . ambition to be a nurse . . . all round Irish rooter . . . Q.P. s poster gal . . . how'd she get that driver's license? . . . chuckles from toes up. JOAN LEACH Here's To My Lady . . here's a toast to our lady . . . Casey at the Bat . . . gay companion . . . a winning smile . . . champion giggler. tm, my 76 I I EDWARD KERR Snowflakes', . . . will fly, fly, fly, with never a sound . . . ace in basketball . . . second Johnny Ray . . . casual attitude . . . dynamo of energy. ' CLEMENT MADDEN 5 I Don't See Me in Your Eyes Any More . . . O, how can I make them shinfe as before . . . Nutley's gift to Q.P. . . . spends alotta time behind the 58 ball . . . finds the school bus a perfect place to rest . . . energetic' as a g'player . . THOMAS MAHON On Top of Old Smoky . all covered with snow . . . reliable president . . . coach . . . jovial . . . fast stepper . . . energetic. JAMES MARION When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver . . . we will love you just the same . . . fellow with a t't'cwt'tl! . . . live wire . . . casual but nice to know . . . smooth talker . . . enjoys good jokes. 'K' PATRICIA McANDREWS Lovely To Look At . . . delightful to know . . . keen sense of humor . . . talents un- limited fgr-r-rl . . . peppy . . . short in inches hut not in fun . . . better late than never. CLAIRE Mt-CEEHIN Again . . . she is that once in a lifetime . . . dangerous with chemicals . . . a wide circle of friends . . . liek, I dropped another stitch . . . g'McCoo . . . an echoing sneeze. JACQUELINE Mt-CINN Unforgettable . . . tlzafs what you are . . . Extension choice . . . palette on her horizon . . . quick-witted . . . a senior favorite. 77 5 MARGUERITE McGUINNESS ' Margie . . . bundle of rhythm . . . ready wit . . rich in friends . . . dependable . . . we're always thinking of you Margie . . . future place in the business whirl I I KEVIN MCHUGH g Hey Good Lookingn . . I got a hot-rod Ford and a ftwo dollar bill . . . tall and fleet-footed . . . head ani shoulders above the crowd . . cal crazy . . . H30 pointer top JOAN McGRATH We Love The Sunshine In Your Smile . . . we love the laughter in your eyes . . rates A on the cheering squad . . . dynamite in chem . . . answer to Pat's A prayers . . . laughing brown eyes. PHYLLIS MILESKI There'e a Long, Long Trail A'winding . . . into the land of my dreams . . . her charm is in her soft voice . . . pleasant manner . . . ready with a helping hand . . . never worried over troubles . . . quick to listen but slow to speak Wir RICHARD MULLARKEY' The Shiek of Arabyi' . . .I he's wailing there for me . . . thinks silence isnit golden . . . Movie Minded . . . M. I. T. Man . . . allways an entertainer. 78 JEAN MURPHY Smiles,' . . . she has smiles that make you happy . . . her smile mirrors her wit . . . quiet and full of fun. JOHN 0'BRIEN N.,!lC'k, Jack, lucky . . . he's a gentleman anzl a laflies' man . . . Scrooge behind the footlights . . horn blower . . . air-force minded Plymouth specialist. JANET PALENSKI Sentimental Me . . guess l'll always be . . . petite and sweet . . . seldom seen with golden. :QQ PATRICIA PAWLAK Dizzy Fingers . . . play us a little lune . . natural :md unaffected . . . fancies reading . . . Anything for page one. HQ. P. News?', . . . enjoys tivkling the keys. CHARLES PECK Charlie My Boy . . oh, Charlie my boy . . . rival of Chopin . . . hopes for an bigger and better cur . . . G.M. 1-utup . . . Math Club Pres. 79 out Emilia . . . thinks silence is L THERESE PHILLIPS Still', . . . with friendship your flagship . . . student supreme . . . C. P. A. hound . . . our mimeograph girl . . . first in the Balance Sheet group. DAVID PIERSON Cement Mixer . . . puuy putty . . . always cheerful . . . future journalist . . . 'sCratchit head . . . friendly to all . . . switch board king. N i KLARA PREIS Powder Your Face With Sunshine . . . put on a great big smile . . . nob0dy's shadow . . . up with the lark . . . quiet, intelligent, always ob- serving . . . enjoys Ed ucation. ., ANNE RAPSIS Charleston, Charleston . . . everybody does Charleston . . . 4'Charleston enthusiast . . . craves excitement . . . we love your smile. H, 80 ' rereo X11 if -iiii liy so I PETER RAPSIS ' Only Five Minutes More .N only five minutes more . . .Q never a worry-wart . . . a Caxjol er . . . a 2:30 man . . . corridor Casanova. I CAROLYN REDDINGTON Near You there's just one place for us, Near You', . . . ready smile . . . another Q.P. Parish girl . . . essence of cooperation . . . looks for the Rainbow Shop . 5225. DOROTHY ROBERTSON S'Wonderful . . . 's marvelous that you should care for me . . . lall in stature, but big in heart . . . ominent dimples . . . happiness is r middle name . . . talkative. .ff .. tt . ,fs fa E -1 at ,. 'swf' ,xbxxs A ,xx t,,. . ,ax H.. , A. 5213123 at 1ag.1sf25Q?s ,, pep, . M it ? Xt, . .. 'I' 215152: 'Y Q33 -is f..+,:x.Q5,'15 -,gg :xxx -tv' S N Q 'wfsvf N - EF it '-lift. W-11. Q. A QW- DONALD ROBERTSON Swinging Down The Lane . everybody's hand in hand . . co-captain of the Fighting Irish . . that famous run . . . Sophomore's delight. JOHN ROCHE For He's A Jolly Good Fellow . which nobody can deny . . . loves a debate . . . seldom lost for words . . . Einstein's friend . . . Ethiopian Mathematician. 81 MARY RONAN Sweetheart of Sigma-Chi . . . is the sweetest girl of all the girls I know . . . demure manner . . . misvhief in her eyes . . . Mary B. . . . sports en- thusiast . . . a priceless gem in a per- fect setting. WILLIAM ROUGHLEY lust Plain Bill . . . an ordinary guy . . . quiet and studious . . . reliahle friend . . . the quiet scholar . . . perfect gentle knight CAROL SCHEPER Strawberry Blonde . . . she's the girl we adore . . . quietly popular . . . Pru dent gal an indispensible Quizo girl. 2 B PAUL SCRUDATO Smoke Gets In Your Eyes . they ask me how I knew . . . bright light from Belleville . . . happy- go-lucky . . . husky baritone Cmon- otonel . . . a welcome companion. 9 I I JOHN SCHNEIDER What Did I Do . . . what in the world did I do .I. . class pranks Connoisseur . . . all thumb: in typewriting . . . a fine soda jerk . . king of the kids. it 82 MICHAEL SHIELS So Tired . . . ' of dreaming cf you . . . often seen, seldom heard . . . blushes easily . . . typing companion to '4Hunt and-Peck . . . keen business man. RICHARD SILCOX A Bicycle Built For Two . . . and you'll look sweet upon the seat . . . Toni twin . . . two wheel license holder . . . expert on petroleum . . . channel swimmer. CERARD SPEIDEL lust Because Your Hair Is Curly . . . you always wear a smile a great guy . . . it remains to he seen . . . silence with a smile . . . miser on words . . . rather shy. DOROTHY TAWGIN I Hear Music . . . I hear laughter . . thinks silence isn't golden . . . here's to a Rich future . . . chicklet chewer typical Irma . . . our polka Dot . WILLIAM THOMPSON Hfust One More Chance GERALD THOMPSON I Whistle A Happy Tuneu . . . you may be as brave . . . always the gentleman . . . umbrella man . . . puzzle man . . . hoyish ap- pearance with manly way . . . smiling chemist. 83 to show that vou're the one I care for the friendly hoy . . . soccer enthusiast . . . happy-go-lucky style . . . steady smiler . . . full of egg-salad sandwiches. vim, vigor, and JOAN WALSH More, More, More you seem to have ri secret pow'r that makes all people love you . . . hlubhes on short notice . . . dietin- guished passenger on the No. ll hus . . . never gets diS'Cus ted . . . does she like Martin and Lewis! A 2 NANCY WALSH 0ooh! Look-A There Ain't She Pretty . . . look at her, she's a beauty . . . Miss Efficicnry . . . Cookies are her speciality . . . a most accommo- dating Miss . . . a Captain with S-P-I-R-I-T . . . llnderclassmenk delight. t--xr I z PATRICIA WARD Whisperin' . . . so no one can hear you . . . Whiz nt the Wheel . . . loves to dance . . . gentle and petite . . . we love that shade of red. VIRGINIA WEBER JAMES WAYDA The Olrl Master Painter in the for away hills . . . hopes to reach 5' 10 . . . talented with n sketvh hook . . . truly a wit . . . 'gQ.P. Rembrandt. Did You Ever See A Dream Walking . . . well, we clirl . . . works part time, studies part time, sum-reeds all the time . . . familiar name on the Honor Roll . . . rates A in friendship . . . neatness personi- fied . . . g'The Great Pnc'ifier . 84 LEO WEIMER Blue Skiesi' smiling at you . . . History student . . . little man with ti deep voice . . . an no-worry man . . . loyal Harrisonite. 3 PATRICIA WHALEN DOREEN WISHART RICHARD W'00U All The Things You Arei' . . . In All My Dreams Azul So To Sleep Again . the fairest things I lmow are what there's a million menfries of you . . . as il I'Il ever sleep again . . . von are . . . , , ' delightful songhird . . . treasured weaver of dreams . . . gives out with H0 MOH OH frlends ' ' ' d e1m'5 of friend . . . hers is a quiet gentle way a high hass voire . . . favors longer U Wllilefillllted future - - - il Ulugnellf' . . . has the artistic touch . . . ron- week-ends . . . sie:-ta minded . . . -'harm all her own - - - Sympulhelif' servative, trustworthy and sociable. plain talker. miss . . . favors Brunlmers daily. S ROBERT WOOIJWARD Woody Wl00lI1JPl'If9l',, . . . he's apeekin' it all day long . . . Seniors' choice Vive-president . . . does a good job on the QP, sports page . . . never ahead of the dead line . . . Trigg vlass holds him. PATRICIA YARYOTE Give Us Something To Remember You fly . . . when you are far away from us . . . an MD. in the future . . . at home with heakers and test tuhes . duslrious student . . . knows all the answers . . . The Peave Party '52 her real interest. AUDREY ZAISER Dark Eyes . . . lhefre net-er sad or blue . . . sludious now and then . . . swimming fan . . . never passes up a corny joke . . . popular with one and all . . . talented with a painthruhh. N 85 R lf JPN QW 909 Q G QC' 4. 102749 . KS 9' ary' 1 X if ' ,QC A r L l - X Q it 97 1 -A we a is 0 Qffff 1-ff E X Ill W,l,,,,, fl., I gg , 7 3 Z fn WM 'sg ' 7 Q51 -LX fr 'J 3 , of f- fb L f f- M X 4, X t S 1 4 7 UM 'N' rt 71 A 1 'fa 0' 'AAA My 9IRx',.!' , ', , WN' gf' xi , x 3,3 5 . , A uf an V, ,N L J , 1 W Q NUM X .,, ' , m ' J. Vtl lmtt ty.. ,y 6 Y illiwpi P V I P, l 1 1 f ,P xv 1 f7'f il ,W ff iw. , ds 4 f J f A f A Q Hai 7 A mmf? 6' r CQ get, 7 H f- 2 1 A 1 252525 'U JC PE N I J Mc. 6-'nu Q ' 9 99 l , L0oklng Back Throu h Memory s Haze . . . 4 Alessandrini., Anthony Lawrence Byrne. Martin Francis Fahy. Audrey Ann 180 Belgrove Drive. Kearny 81 Myrtle Avenue, Nutley 768 Sixth Street, North Arlington Amato, John Joseph Cafone, Michael John Farrell, Joan Catherine 130 Belgrove Drive, Kearny 701 M1liH Slfeeis Belleville SL2 Devon Street. Arlington 2 Bass, Paul John Campion, Catherine Geraldine Fesco, Patricia Ann 464 Roosevelt Avenue, Lyndhurst 362 Belleville Pike. N0l'lll Al'llUgl0l'l 737 Sixth Street, North Arlington Bauerlein. Alfred Joseph Carr, Irene Rose Flynn. James Lawrence 15 Rutherford Place, North Arlington 19 Rutherford Place. North Arlington 26 Howard Place, Belleville , l I Bennett, Maureen Patricia C0elll0, Emilia Frolick. Raymond Andrew : 705 Fourth Street, Lyndhurst 763 Riverside Avenue, Lyndhurst 76 Romaine Avenue, Jersey City i Blaney, Thomas Aquinas Colgan, Joan Henrietta Frotton, Helen Elizabeth 3-l Bayard Avenue, Arlington 25 Front Street, North Arlington 26 Abbott Place, North Arlington Bodine, John Joseph Conlon, Robert John Hannen, Mary Louise 31 Morgan Place, North Arlington 518 Chestnut Street, Arlington 425 Ridge Road, Apt. 6C North Arlinglon I Bohan, Doris Mary Daughton. Patricia Helene Harmon, Martin Christopher 163 Bathurst Avenue, North Arlington 22 Rutherford Place, North Arlington 117 Morgan Place, North Arlington I Brosnan, Patricia Mary Davidson, Robert Thomas Hekker, Joyce Mary i 731 Williatm Street, Harrison Browne, Elizabeth Ann 19 Mertz Avenue, Belleville Browne, Jane Patricia 149 Rutherford Place, North Arlington Burke, Mary Catherine 400 Belleville Pike, North Arlington 65 Rutgers Avenue, Jersey City Delaney, Mary Elizabeth 33 Seventh Street, North Arlington DiSturco, Gloria Anne 63 Sunset Avenue, North Arlington Dougherty, Mary Frances 25 Quincy Avenue, Arlington 86 18 Canterbury Avenue, North Arlingt Homschek. Loretta Marguerite :Tn 200 Cold Street, Apt. 11C North Arlingion Hood. Lorraine Frances 22 Smith Street, Belleville Johnson, Patrician Ann E. 111 North Third Street, Harrison W I i Johnson, Patricia Ann M. 760 Hamilton Street, Harrison Jordon, Elaine Frances 416 Seventh Street, Harrison Karpinski, Lillian Ann 78 Schuyler Avenue, North Arlington Kaufman, Barbara Ann 769 Chestnut Street, Arlington Kenyon, Ann Rita 100 Stewart Avenue, Arlington Kerr, Edward Joseph 612 Schuyler Avenue, North Arlington Leach, Joan Agnes Sl Arlington Blvd., North Arlington Lynskey, Kathryn Elizabeth 100 Sunset Avenue, North Arlington Madden, Clement Charles 16 Yale Street, Nutley Mahon, Thomas Patrick 390 Chestnut Street, Kearny Marion, James William 214 Cleveland Avenue, Harrison McAndrews, Patricia Ann 11 Maple Street, Kearny McCeehin, Claire Agnes 117 Hendel Avenue, North Arlington McCinn, Jacqueline Anita 15F Carden Terrace, North Arlington McGrath, Joan Alphonsine 415 Central Avenue, Harrison McGuinness, Marguerite Ann 32 Park Avenue, North Arlington McHugh, Kevin Michael 74 Chestnut Street, North Arlington Mileski, Phillis Margaret 733 Third Street, Lyndhurst Mullarkey, Richard James 353 Lake Avenue, Lyndhurst Murphy, Jean Frances 62 Arlington Blvd., North Arlington O'Brien, John Joseph 15 Hedden Terrace, North Arlington Palenski, Janet Helen 18 Beaver Avenue, North Arlington Pawlak, Patricia Helen 51 Cold Street, North Arlington Peck, Charles Joseph 103 Sunset Avenue, North Arlington Phillips, Theresa 350 Hickory Street, Arlington Pierson, David Francis 11 Tiffany Blvd., Newark Preis, Klara Katherine 752 Fifth Street, Lyndhurst Rapsis, Anne Jane 414 William Street, Harrison Rapsis, Peter Joseph 414 William Street, Harrison Reddington, Carolyn Joan 33R Garden Terrace, North Arlington Robertson, Donald Walter 137 Rutherford Place, North Arlington Robertson, Dorothy Ann 10 Davis Avenue, East Newark Roche, John Aloysius 166 Riverview Avenue, North Arlington Ronan, Mary Bernadette 121 Hendel Avenue, North Arlington Roughley, William John 41 Hay Avenue, Nutley Scheper, Carol Marie 45 Fifth Street, North Arlington Schneider, John Peter 28 Allan Drive, North Arlington 87 Scrudato, Paul John 59 Nutley Avenue, Nutley Shiels, Michael Joseph 408 Wilson Street, Lyndhurst Silcox, Richard Matthew 10 York Road, North Arlington Speidel, Gerard Edward 41 Ilford Avenue, North Arlington Tawgin, Dorothy Mae 512 North Third Street, East Newark Thompson, Gerald Frederick 103 Belmont Avenue, North Arlington Thompson, William David 425 Second Street, East Newark Walsh, Joan Cecilia 54 Beech Street, Belleville Walsh, Nancy Marie 15 Franklin Place, North Arlington Ward, Patricia Eileen 293 Washington Avenue, Nutley Wayda, James Kenneth 180 Belgrove Drive, Kearny Weber, Virginia Elizabeth 199 Page Avenue, Lyndhurst Weimer, Leo Peter 104 Grant Avenue, Harrison Whalen, Patricia Ann 632 Elm Street, Arlington Wishart, Doreen Mary 47 Windson Street, Kearny Wood, Richard Francis 21 Hedden Terrace, North Arlington Woodward, Robert Howard 28 Biltmore Street, North Arlington Yarvote, Patricia Ann 77 South Midland Avenue, Arlington Zaiser, Audrey Catherine 6 Beech Street, Kearny Professional Patrons I Mr. Joseph Bigil Military Park Bldg., Newark Counsellors-at-law A. J. Crosta, D.D.S. 633 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst RUtherford 2-5757 Dr. Walter J. Cunningham 565 Belgrove Drive, Kearny Chiropractor KEarny 2-0136 Acme Quality Market .lack Green 98 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-4480 Ahbey's Meat Market 312 Harrison Avenue, Harrison Free Delivery HArrison 6-5946 Art's Shell Service 101 Ridge Road, N. Arlington Kllarny 2-9575 Beach Air Brush Sales Company, Inc. 150 Warren Street, Harrison Berkeley Market Mr. Howard Woodward I 422 Bloomfield Avenue, Bloomfield BLoomfie1d 2-2843 Berger's Dairy Joseph Berger 50 River Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-7716 Best Provisions Co'mpany, Inc. 144 Avon Avenue, Newark Provisions Blgelow 3-1100 Brady Marine Repair Co., Inc. 727 Monroe Street, Hoboken HOboken 3-1703 H0boken 3-1704 Bruck Agency Real Estate and Insurance 123 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-4972 Compliments of Dr. Donald G. Francy Stanley Klotz, D.D.S. 592 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-7474 Louis J. Miller 204 Midland Avenue, Arlington Lawyer KEarny 2-5564 Business Patrons Brummer's lce Cream Parlor 16 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-9712 .loseph Bryan River Road, N. Arlington Building Construction KEarny 2-1206 Bryan Construction Co., Inc. Building Construction 171 River Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-4070-1-2 Clover Shops Ilrene Cloverl 300 Harrison Avenue, Harrison Complete line of Feminine Accessories HArrison 6-2091 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Collishaw 651 Riverside Avenue, Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Auto Sales RUtherford 2-4900 A. Colmenero 12 Ridge Road, N. Arlington Pianos Bought, Sold, and Exchanged Tuning, Refining and Reconstructing KEarny 2-0686 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Fahy Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of The North Arlington Democratic Club and Women s Auxilia 88 FY I I B. A. 0'Connor, M.D. 314 N. 4th Street, Harrison HArrison 6-5462 George F. Simms, M.D. I 541 Page Avenue, Lyndhurst RUtherford 2-4296 I I I L. J. Tarrant, D.D.S. 633 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst Orthodontist RUtherford 2-5757 Compliments of Reid Funeral Home Contey Brothers 698 Valleybrook Avenue, Lyndhurst Dealers in Scrap, Iron and Steel RUtherford 2-0539 A Cream Crest Dairy-Hank Loush 57- Belgrove Avenue, Kearny Milk Dairy KEarny 3-5897 Thomas .l. Culnan and William Gilzenber 695 South Orange Avenue, Newark Sports Promoters ESsex 2-1800 A. Cundari 13 N. Fourth Street, Harrison Custom Made Clothes HArrison 6-2091 Nicholas DeFrino P. 0. Box 213 Organ Builder RUtherford 2-2630 Del Grosso, Al Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers 619 Elm Street, Arlington KEarny 2-1927 We call and deliver Del Turco Bros., Inc. Tile and Terrazzo Contractors 25 Verona Avenue, Newark N. Y. : COrtland 7-8246 N. J. : HUmboldt 3-5770 Deluxe Market Meat Market 182 Prospect Avenue, N. Arlington KEarny 2-5624 i I I I I I I I I I I I Business Patrons De Massi Motor Car Co., Inc Cadillac-Pontiac Sales and Service 295 Park Avenue, Lyndhurst RUtherford 2-0876 Dorothy's Beauty Shoppe Beauty Shoppe Belleville Turnpike, N. Arlington KEarny 2-0698 Eagan's Roadstand and Tavern 440 Belleville Pike, N. Arlington KEarny 2-9725 Eddie's Ridge Sweet Shoppe 269 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-9565 Edlin's Prescriptions and Cosmetics Ridge and Jauncey Avenue, N. Arlington KEarny 2-6638 Emerald Drug Store 380 Belleville Turnpike, N. Arlington KEarny 2-5987 Falck, Walter, Jr. Self-Service 30 min. Laundry Holiday House 155 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-8844 Bert M. Fay Funeral Homes Funeral Directors 683 Kearny Avenue, Arlington KEarny 2-2377 332 Harrison Avenue, Harrison HArrison 6-3408 Feldman Cleaners Dry Cleaning 720 Ridge Road, N. Arlington RUtherford 2-4113 F indlay-Young and Co. Asphalt Tile-Linoleum Rubber Tile 5 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-1166 F ish-Cundari Sports Shop 399 Kearny Avenue, Kearny KEarny 2-3778 Forest Dairy, Inc. 17 Forest Street, N. Arlington KEarny 2-0077 Foresta's Stationery 594 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-9895 Friedlander, Louis Wholesale Optician 2 John Street, N. Y. C. COurtlandt 7-3131 Good Luck to the Class of '52 Jay Arnold Shop Gaffney Food Prod., Inc. 407 Schuyler Avenue, Kearny Gallo's Wholesale Meats 380 Belleville Pike, N. Arlington KEarny 2-3885 Harding Drugs 48 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-9292 Harry's Esso Servicenter 353 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-9759 Harvey, Mr. L. S. 14 Beaver Avenue, N. Arlington General Contractor KEarny 2-1185 Henderson and Co. 4 9 Harding Avenue, N. Arlington Plumbing and Heating Klilarny 2-0447 Hochman, Philip 159 Ridge Road, N. Arlington Stationery and Toys Kaamy 2-9657 Homelite Corporation 39 River Road, N. Arlington Carryable Pumps, Generators and Blowers KEarny 2-3575 Homschek, Fred 200 Gold Street, Apt. 11C, N, Arlington General Contractor Kllarny 3-1766 Hopper Inc., Albert H. 329-341 Ridge Road, N. Arlington Mfr. of Monuments and Mausoleums Klsamy 2-2266 Jacob's Market, Inc. 818 Kearny Ave. Cor. Seeley Ave., Arlington KEarny 2-5080-1-2 89 Jarvis Oil Company 187 Rutherford Place, N. Arlington Fuel Oil, Burner Service Oil Burners Installed KEarny 2-4655 Joe's Gulf Station 494 Bloomfield Avenue, Newark 7 HUmboldt 3-9221 .lohn's Bar 418 Seventh Street, Harrison HUmboldt 2-3326 Kearny Federal Savings 8: Loan Association 614 Kearny Avenue, Arlington Kennedy, Frank Rutherford Emjay Maintenance Engineers RUtherford 2-1122 Krauser's Sundial Shoes 43M Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-8541 The Little Place 25 Ridge Road, N. Arlington Marietta Millinery Millinery Shop 8 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 3-5529 McKeon, Edward F. General Insurance and Real Estate 307 Harrison Ave., Harrison Melone's Market Meat and Groceries 328 Davis Ave., Kearny KEarny 2-2084 Meloro, Thomas, and Son Monumental Works 271 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-2896 Melrose Hair Stylists Hair Stylists 123 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-3926 M. J. Merkin Paint Co., Inc. Paint Manufacturer, Lyndhurst Midtown Tavern Peter and Bertha Rapsis, Props. 9 North Third Street, Harrison HArrison 6-8998 M. K. Cleaners 203 Prospect Ave., N. Arlington KEarny 2-6216 Naples, Tom 165 Ridge Road, N. Arlington Tailor Wolper, William, Reg. Pharm. North Arlington Pharmacy 1 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-0446 The Observer 531 Kearny Ave., Arlington KEarny 2-2232 0'Connor Agency Real Estate and Insurance 600 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-7000 Offcials of the town of Kearny .loseph M. Healey ..,.......... Mayor Donald Allan ..,,.. , . . .Town Clerk Councilmen Norman A. Doyle Harvey W. Kenworthy Francis A. Vincent Thomas B. Bergen Rowland D. .Iohnston William B Wilkinson John J. Farrell Francis A. Cassin 0'Hara's Restaurant 477 Passaic Avenue, Kearny KEarny 2-2800 Edwin J. 0'Malley Contractors and Engineers 15 Bay Street,Montclair MOntclair 3-1660 Patterson Kelly Co. Boilers and Water Heaters 101 Park Avenue, N. Y. MUrryhill 3-8373 Peoples Security Savings 8: Loan Association 316 Harrison Avenue, Harrison HArrison 6-2555 Business Patrons I. Pletter Furniture Co. Retail Furniture l1 N. Fourth Street, Harrison HArrison 6-6420 Priscilla Pharmacy 722 Ridge Road Lyndhurst RUtherford 2-2213 Reese, Hugo W. 76 Schuyler Avenue, N. Arlington Dairy J. B. Reilly Religious Goods 57 Halsey Street, Newark Rein, Irv 126 Ridge Road Liquor and Delicatessen KEarny 2-9609 Richie's 723 Elm Street, Arlington Cleaners and Clothiers KEarny 2-3227 Ridge Barber Shop 34 Ridge Road, N. Arlington Ridge Hardware Company ' 582 Ridge Road, N. Arlington Plumbing and Electrical Supplies KEarny 2-5861 Russomanno, A. 508 N. Fourth Street, Harrison Tailor Sanborn's Delicatessen 603 Ridge Road, N. Arlington f0pen Sundaysl Shalvoy's Service Station Cor. Devon St. 8: Midland Ave., A Repairing-Lubrication-Ignition KEarny 2-3878 Shinn, James R. 105 South Fourth Street, Harrison Insurance 81 Surety Bonds HUmboldt 2-8846 Spartan's Sweet Shoppe 31 Ridge Road, N. Arlington Home Made Candies KEarny 2-9774 90 rlington Spick and Span Tuxedos To Hire 155-57 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-7670 Steve's Flower Shop Frank W. Kinlan 505 No. 4th Street, Harrison HArrison 6-8023 Sweet Box C Seymour Matskyl Luncheonette 584 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-9539 Tavern and Restaurant 535 Ridge Road, Rutherford RUtherford 2-9663 Tozzi, A. 81 Sons Cleaners and Tailors 100 Centre Street, Nutley NUtley 2-0372 Branch: Bloomfield, NJ. ED 8-8124 Tremarco Coal and Fuel Oil 203 Ridge Road, N. Arlington RUtherford 2-9663 Wax-Ola Chemical Company 507 Devon Street, Kearny KEarny 2-8080 KEarny 2-8081 Wehland's Ridge Road Bakery 20 Ridge Road, N. Arlington fopposite N. Arlington Bankl KEarny 2-5140 West End Auto Wreckers 960 Newark Avenue, Jersey City J0urnal Square 2-2742, 2-2743 West Hudson National Bank Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Kearny, Harrison Robert Wilson Plumbing 81 Heating 20 Beaver Avenue, N. Arlington KEarny 2-5969 The Women's Shop 236 Harrison Avenue, Harrison HArrison 6-3906 Right Rev. Monsignor Peter B. 0'Connor Rev. Father Thomas F. Duffy Rev. Father Joseph A. Frank Rev. Father Richard M. McGuinness Rev. Joseph S. Carroll Rev. Daniel J. Collins Rev. Thomas J. Conroy Rt. Rev. Msgr. William A. Costello Rev. Francis J. Grady Rev. Benedict W. Howe Christie, Robert T. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph M. Kelly Rev. John M. Mahon Rev. Thomas J. McCann Rev. Bernard F. Moore Rt. Rev. Msgr. James J. Owens Rev. Thomas F. Padian Rev Rev Rev. Rev . George Smith . Julian F. Szpilman Rev. Leo Voiciechowski Gerard W. Walsh . Ladislaus Wilczewski Acocella, Mr. and Mrs. P. Addison, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Adduchio, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Aitken, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Amabile, Margaret Anderson, Donald Anderson Family Arndt, Anne Katherine Aumann, Mr. and Mrs. R. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bass, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bauerlein, Mr. and Mrs. J. Behrens, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bennett, Mr. William Best, Mr. and Mrs. F. Beyer, Allen Blaney, Mr. W. A. Blaney, Mrs. W. A. Bliven, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bodine, Miss Jean Bodine, Mr. and Mrs. Bodine, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bohan, Mrs. Bohan, Mr. J. Brady, Edna Brady, Mr. and Mrs. J. Brady, Mr. and Mrs. R. Brannigan, Mr. and Mrs. W. Brennan, Miss Audrey Ann, Class '50 Brogan, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brosnan, Mr. and Mrs. G. Brosnan, Mrs. N. Brown, Max Browne, R. J. Adult Patrons Browne, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Burkart, Mr. and Mrs. P. Byrne, Mr. and Mrs. John Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Myrvan. P. Cacciarelli, Mrs. D. Cafone, Mr. and Mrs. M. Campion, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cappuccino, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Care, Mrs. Ralph Carr, Mrs. R. Carr, Helen Carr, James, Class '44 Carr, John, Class '51 Carr, Michael, Class '50 Carr, Mr. Michael Carr, Mrs. Michael Chesney, Mr. and Mrs. Chiariello, Mrs. Ruth Chironno, John Chesna, Peter Clarke, Anita M. Clarke, Mrs. Bridget Clarke, Nancy Coelho, Josefina, Class '43 Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. R. Colgan, Christine, Class '41 Colgan, Mr. and Mrs. M. Colgan, Richard Combria, Jim Conger, Miss Helen Conlon, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Conlon, Mr. and Mrs. James Connolly, Mr. and Mrs. J. Conway, Anthony, Class '50 Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Cooney, Joseph F., Jr., Class '45 Cregan, Dr. and Mrs. John Cregan, Miss Margaret Courtney, Mrs. J. Cox Family Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Crossin, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Crowley, Marilyn, Class '48 Daly, Miss Daly, Mr. and Mrs. E. Daughton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Davey, Marilyn Davey, Mr. and Mrs. G. Davidson, David '49 Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. De Candido, Mary L. Deegan, Mr. and Mrs. William Delaney, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. 91 Delaney, Mrs. James P. Desmond. Mr. and Mrs. J. Devine, Nancy '50 Dietz, Francis J. Dill, Mr. and Mrs. C. Di Sturco, Beatrice L. Di Struco, Mrs. S. Di Vito, Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Doe, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doucette, Mr. and Mrs. R. Dougherty, Charles Dougherty, Mr. C. Sr. Dougherty, Mrs. C. Downey, Miss Elizabeth Duffy, Kay '51 Duffy, Mrs. E. Duggan, Thomas Duggan, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duggan, Pvt. Robert '47 Duggan, Mr. Eagen, Mr. and Mrs. E. Eagan, Mr. and Mrs. John Ein, Myer T., D.D.S. Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Fahy, Jim, '45 Fahy, Mrs. Fainless, Mrs. John '45 Fiche, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Thomas Flaherty, Mrs. Elizabeth H. Flanagan, Barbara, '51 Flanangan, Joan Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ford, Miss Nora Fort, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Fox, Mrs. Margaret Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C Freil, Joan, '46 Galkowski, Charles J. Gallo, Michael Gebauer, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giordano, Mrs. F. Godby, G. M. Gordon, Mrs. Charles Gotsill, Mr. and Mrs. John Graham, Mr. and Mrs. F. Grandjean, Mr. and Mrs. H. Green, Patricia Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. T., Sr. Guldner, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Gumm, Mr. John Gurtler, Mr. and Mrs. William I-lagoort, Evelyn '51 Hagoort, Marilyn '51 Handley, Audrey Hanley, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hanley, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hanlon, Miss E. Hannen, Mrs. Helen F. Hannen, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. H. Harmon, Eileen '49 Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. M. Harmon, James Hartnett, Mr. and Mrs. T. Hekker, Mr. and Mrs. John Hekker, Miss Janet Hekker, Thomas '51 Holian, Mr. and Mrs. P. Hood, Annamae Hood, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hood, Mr. and Mrs. C. Homschek, Mrs. F. Hope, Fred Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. T. Hull, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hyland, Theresa Jarvis, E. J. Jech, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. J. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. T. Johnson, Hank Johnson, Mrs. Frank Jordan, Miss Betty Jordan, Mr. Frank Jordan, Miss Marie Jazwick, Mr. J. E. Kaufman, Miss Kay Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. M. Karpinski, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Karpinski, Mrs. B. Keane, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jr. Keane, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Keane, Mrs. Michael F. Sr. Keane, Mr. James Kearny, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Keeler, Mr. Raymond Keenan, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Rose E. Keneally, Mr. and Mrs. W. Kenyon, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kenyon, Marie B. Kerr, Miss Margaret Kerr, Mr. Thomas P. Kidd, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kieffer, Mrs. William Kiel, Marie '49 Kiel, Bernadette '51 Kiernan, Mr. George C. Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kloster, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kowal, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kowal, Mr. and Mrs. John Kracht, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Adult Patrons Kraenzlin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krug, Mrs. Philip Labus, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larsen, Mrs. Mary Lawrence. Mrs. Albert Leach, Mr. Edward A. Leach, Mr. and Mrs. George W., Jr. Leach, Mr. and Mrs. G. W., Sr. Leary, Margaret G. LeBoeuf, Mrs. F. Lebright, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lecomte, Lillian Lennon, Mrs. Catherine Lowe, Mrs. Leonard Lowery, Miss Mary Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ludlum, Mr. and Mrs. William Lynskey, Mr. and Mrs. J. Curtis MacFadyen, Arthur L. '44 MacFadyen, Mrs. A. S. MacFadyen, Mary D. '47 Machette, Mrs. M. Machette, Mr. and Mrs. David Madden, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Magee, Andrew Mahon, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mahon, Miss G. F. Mahon, Miss Catherine Mahon, Marie '49 Margaritonda, Mr. and Mrs. D. Marion, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Marvin, Mrs. G. Mathisen, Mrs. John Mazur, Mrs. John McAllister, Marguerite '49 McAndrews, Mr. and Mrs. McAnney, Margaret McDermott, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McDonold, Mr. and Mrs. John Jr. McDonold, J. McFall, Mr. and Mrs. P. McGeehin, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McGeehin, John U.S.N. McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. L. McGourley, Rita '50 McGrath, Miss Irene '50 McGrath, Miss Regina E. '50 McGrath, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonsus J. McGuinness, Mr. and Mrs. C. U. McHugh, Mr. and Mrs. Terence McKee, Mr. and Mrs. J. McKeon, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McVicker, Katherine G. Mead, John '43 Mead, Louise Meehan, Martin Meiola, Fannie Melone, Mrs. C. Memory of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Kenny Monteverde, Mr. and Mrs. 92 Moore, Mr. and Mrs. William Sr Moore, Mr. and Mrs. William A I Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Moriarty, Veronica M. Mullarkey, Mr. and Mrs. James Mulligan, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy Murphy, Murphy, Murray, Murray, Murray, Murray, Murray, Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J Miss E. M. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mr.. and Mrs. John Gerald Nash, Mr. and Mrs. W. J., Sr. Nickolaus, Mrs. E. Nionte, Louis J. Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Nolan, William '39 Norton, James Norton, Mrs. Nugent, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nuzer, Anne '51 O'Bosky, Mr. and Mrs. F. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0'Connell, Mayor Walter J. Osborn, Mabel Osborn, Mr. and Mrs. J. Osborn, Mrs. W. Palenski, Mrs. J. Pandolfi, Mr. and Mrs. Pawlak, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peck, Miss M. Peck, Mr. W. F. Pederson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Petrella, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pfaff, Gertrude Pfaff, Albert L. Phillips, Frank J. Phillips, Mrs. Frank J. Pierson, Mr. and Mrs. D. Pine, Mrs. F. Popper, Mrs. C. Preis, J. Priebe, Mr. and Mrs. Pulari, J. Quigley, Mr. Richard Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. John Raffo, James '45 Rapsas, Helen Rapsas, Mrs. H. Reddington, Anne M. E. Reddington, James E. Reddington, Mrs. J. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Reilly, Robert Reynolds, Sgt. George E. '43 Reynolds, Loretta M. '41 Reynolds, Cpl. Raymond J. '48 Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rickershauser, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rittman, Christian Robertson, Joseph Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. D. Roedelbronn, Mr. and Mrs.William Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Irving E. Roland, Mr. and Mrs. John Romanak, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ronan, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ronan, Mr. and Mrs. L. Ronan, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A., Sr. Ronan, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A., Jr. Rosell, John, '45 Rosenbower, Mr. Craig Roughley, Mrs. J. W. Roughley, Mrs. W. J. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ryan, Mrs. Leo F. Ryan, Pat '49 Schaeffer, John H. Schaeffer, Mrs. Kathleen Scheper, Mrs. M. Schmeltz, A. Schmeltz, Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmeltz, Sophie Schmellz, Lottie Schneider, Mr. J. Schreiber, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Semereses, Jane and Walter FRESHMEN Lillian Ala Ronald Ashley Laura Babinski Theresa Bamert Barbara Bernadino Helen Bevins Frances Blaz Anne Brady Kathleen Browne Gloria A. Brown Carolyn Buczynski David Burke Margaret Cadden John Cafone Patricia Canaley Vincent Canaley Kenneth Cannon Dolores Carey G' Adult Patrons Shields, Mrs. John H., Jr. Shields, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Shiels, George Shiels, John Shaughessy, Mr. and Mrs. Sidletsky, Mr. and Mrs. James Sidley, Edward Silcox, Elizabeth Smigelski, M. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith, Mr. and Mrs. N. Sokolay, Mr. John Soldano, Vincent Soles, Mr. and Mrs. Somers, Mr. and Mrs. Soporito, Catherine Soporito, Mrs. R. Speidel, Mr. and Mrs. C. St. Clair, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stickle, Mr. Stoddard, Charles Sugalski, Mrs. Marie Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Szot, Dr. Alexander Szabo, Mr. and Mrs. J. Szymanski, Mrs. Bernard Tawgin, Mrs. W. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thomas, Mrs. Charles E. Thompson, Mr. Fred Thompson, Miss Dianne Thompson, Mrs. Fred Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. D. Student Patrons Lorraine Chobanian Thomas Clancy Mary Lou Clifton Donald Cloutier George Colwell Dolores Condon Mary Cooney Joan Corbin Frances Cosgrove Eileen Currie Shelia Daughton Hattie Davey Lawrence D'Oria Eugene De Candida Charles De Luca Helen De Sonne John Degnin Barbara Derr Diana Di Pasquantonio 93 Torsiello, C. F. Tronicke, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tubielewiez, Charles Tully, Mr. and Mrs. J. Tully, Maryann Tully, Joseph Tully, Thomas Vannote, Mr. and Mrs. William M Van0ver. Joseph, U.S.M.C. Wachter, Mrs. Freda Walsh, Miss Catherine Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh, Michael J., Jr. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Walsh, Robert '46 Walsh, Mr. Michael Walsh, Mrs. Michael Vlard, Matthew E. Weaner, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Weber, Mrs. M. Werner, Mrs. H. Whalen, Mrs. H. Whalen, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wishart, Mr. and Mrs. David Wishart, Mr. and Mrs. William Wolf, Virginia B. Woodward, Mrs. Marie Woodward, Mrs. Matilda Wolper, Mr. Sol Wynn, Mr. and Mrs. M. Yarvote, Mr. and Mrs. Evart Young, Myrtle Yonaitis, Gus Zaiser, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Zurnfelds, Henry Joseph Dietz Janice Dill John Dimler Philip Dunphy Geraldine Fortuna Beverly Feher Mary F erraiola John Fischer Bernadette Fitzgerald Edward Cilligan Helen Cilligan John Graham Robert Adam Cutkonski Elizabeth Hallaway Joseph Heintjes John Hoffman Robert Horvath Rita Howell Richard Jagen Richard Jagusch Loretta Keane Joan Kearny Charles Kiel Kathryne Kiel Edward Kiernan Richard Kracht Irene Krosa Mary Ann Kurzal Patricia LaChapelle Rosemary Lamprecht Carol Lindamen Thomas Lubojack Patricia Mahoney Agnes Maloney Barbara Marchitto Lydia Maund Jean Mazer Joseph McCabe Patricia McGrath Patricia McMahan Patrick Mead Stanley Milewski Rosemary Morano Eileen Moriarty Lewis Morrell Michael Mousaw Frank Nash Anita Nelson Thomas Parkinson Patricia Pasztoi Margaret Paterson Phyllis Pawlak Robert Petrella Angela Petruzzi Denis Philipbar Mary Jane Pierz Anita Pilione Mary Ann Poplawski Ambrose Powell Margaret Reuther William Roche Gerald Ross Rita Russell Joan Ryan James Schaeffer Roberta Schlegel Janet Scheper William Shepherd Francis Smigelski Margaret Smigelski Joseph Speary John Speidel Barbara Stuert Robert Tercheck Edward Treacy Andrew Valeriani Edward Venditti Joan Verrier Thomas Vuono Ruth Wahnen Student Patrons Barbara Wardell George Wimmer Maryann Wittmann Frances Yenish John Zachau Stanislaus Zawadowiez SOPHOMORE Patrick Acocella Raymond Anderson Mary Barton Michael Beirne Mary Ann Blaney Eileen Bliven Robert J. Berelli Joseph Brady Patricia Buckwald Dorothy Cacciarelli Joan Campion Patricia Carr Adeline Castiglione Gail Cavanaugh Anna May Cifune Victoria Ciociola Edward Conlon James Costello Carol Crosta Anita Crowley Richard Crystol Thomas Cunniff Cecilia Cunningham Patricia Cunningham Ralph D'Antico Teddy Davis Carolyn Dentzau Eleanor Dietz Joseph Di Figlia Margaret Duff Kathleen Duffy Florence Edwards Maureen Gallagher Marion Greporski Marion Harrington Robert Henderson Roberta Hirsh Maureen Hughes Dorothy Jackway Jean Jankin Mariam Jennings Patricia Keane Patricia Kelly Mary Alice Kennedy Donald Kieffer Margaret Kincaid Richard Kolhanski Stan Kyak Rosemary Labus Ralph Lindeman 94 Leona Lowe Regina Lynskey Arleen McDonald Margaret McGinty George McGuire Regina Meehan Dorothy Mittoni John Montesano John Mooney Howard Mulloy Raymond Narwid Mary Ann Nottage Annette Padavano Ruth Peck Carl Philipbar Ellen Pierson Mary Pierson Dolly Pollari Patricia Reynolds George Robertson Loretta Russomanno Martin Ryan Mary Ann Schrieber Roberta Scott John Silvers Carol Smith Marcee Smith Paul Smith Robert Sonner Beverly Spahn Ann Stelzel Raymond Stickle Patricia Thornton Robert Walsh Robert Wohlfarth Therese Zambella JUNIORS Marie Addeo Kurt Akersten Maryann Angioani Joy Aumente John Baker Margaret Barrett Betty Ann Best Edna Blaire Vincent Browne Joseph Bruce Margaret Burns Bernard Burns Teresa Caldwell Jane Callaghan Marie Cappucino Mary Case Patricia Cicchini Lucita Ciresi Eileen Conlon Rosemary Corbin Anthony Costa Joseph Crotty Frank D'Antico Dorothy Dassinger Madonna D. Deegan Barbara Deely Carol Dennis Geraldine Dietz Charles Dimler Shirley Duplain Michael Eagan Lois Fagan Ann Farrell James Flynn Cecilia Frase Richard Frotton Joan Graf Mary Grant Alfred Geitner Daniel Healey Lois Heiart James Irving Ronald Jagen Dorothy Kastner Frank Kearney Mildred Koval Judy Labus Edwina Lewis Anelia Loin Doris Mackowicz John Martinsen Dolores Marty Lawrence Massaro Raymond Matulaitis Alan Maver Norma Mawer Robert McCann John McDermott Clare Mead Theresa Miller Dolores Monaghan Robert Nida Maryann Novak George Pederson James Petrella Michael Pierce Peter Plumley Alfred Priebe Thomas Rapsis Helen Rickershauser William Rinaldi Ann Rodgers Helen Rustia Helen Ryan Helen Schmitt Ellen Schureman Raymond Scranton William Seeds Anthony Sever Student Patrons Doris Shaughnessy Carol Shaughnessy June Shepherd Diane Smillie Kenneth Sonnor Regina Sonowski Charles Speidel, Veronica Stickle Sylvia Venturini John Walsh Carol Werner Joyce Will Catherine Williams Barbara Wurtemburg Gustave Young Sister Paul Joseph, Grade-Pre-Primer Sister Mary Anne, Grade 1A Sister St. Albert, Grade IB Sister James Aloysius, Grade 2A Sister Ann Dorothy, Grade 2B Sister Gertrude Louise, Grade 3A Sister Cecilia Veronica, Grade 3B Sister William Stanislaus, Grade 4A Sister Teresa Aloysia, Grade 4B Sister Teresa Leona, Grade 5A Sister Joseph Lawrence, Grade 5B-6B Sister St. Gerald, Grade 6A Sister Miriam Thomas, Grade 7A Sister Margaret DeLourdes, Grade 7B Sister St. Vincent, Grade BA Sister Ann Beatrice, Grade, 8B Sister James Eileen, Grade 9A Sister Marie Isabel, Grade 9B Sister St. Winifred, Grade 9C Sister Eileen Marie, Grade 10A Sister Rita Xavier, Grade 10B Sister Clare Emmanuel, Grade 10C Sister Catherine Anita, Grade 11A Sister M. Carlotta, Grade 11B Sister John Aloysius, Grade 11C QUEEN OF PEACE GRADE SCHOOL Robert Bison, Grade 4B James Bohan, Grade 5 Patrick Browne, Grade 3 Diana Candia, Grade 6 Denis Daughton, Grade 6 Edward Carr, Grade 4B Patricia Carr, Grade 7B Robert Creegan, Grade 7 John Crowley, Grade 1 Barbara Cullen, Grade 8A Jane Delaney, Grade 8A Patricia Delaney, Grade 3 John Gotsill Jr., Grade 4 Allen Harvey, Grade 8B Justine Hekker, Grade 8 James Keenan, Grade 3B Kelvin Keenan, Grade 1A 95 George Murphy Jr., Grade 5A Patrick McGuinness, Grade SA Theresa Pierce, Grade 6 Elaine Reid, Grade 8 James A. Ronan, Grade 8A Joyce Stickle, Grade 8 OTHER SCHOOLS Edna Bridget Brady, Pre-School John Brady, Pre-School Kathryn Brady, St. Vincent's Academy, Newark Mary Brady, St. Stephen's School Richard Brady Jr., St. Peter's Prep. 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