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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1955 volume:

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AUXILIARY ARCHBISHUP OF NEWARK TITUI AR BISHOP OF DOBERUS 4 74102111 yxzzzczbusa eskemel giufezzfkzhzhnf cgze Wig!! Weveflml Q770f25!?7I0!l CZMMAQM Offfzwlw, DIOCESAN SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DIOCESAN CONSULTOR PROTHONOTARY APOSTOLIC MQW: fzbfz 12 Q770Il8'l?llM Kennel To you, Monsignor, in a spirit of sincere appreciation and profound gratitude, we dedicate our issue of The Peace Pact. We are aware of your zealous and enthusiastic labors which have made our Catholic high school trainingand education possible. May the future of each of us reflect your dauntless spirit! God grant we may remain faithful to your paternal guidancej fnfe ,Qfflfufguzkfzfzce af am enfluszbsdb amzfmzbzzs Wzsfazl 57512 Wig!! Weumefza' Q7ZON5l?N0l Q24 Ulgefzfzafl R PAST OR, OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE CHURCH CENSOR LIBRORUUM OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF NEWARK DIRECTOR OF THE ARCHDIOCESAN MISSION BAND , U DOMESTIC PRELATE amz' ffie main! aiklewffbfz af amz afelfzfefzf 420501 J M1 ily, TEACHERS OF RELIGION Right Reverend Monsignor Peter B. 0'Connor Rev. Father Thomas F. Duffy Rev. Father Richard M. McGuinness Rev. Father Edward R. Oehling PRINCIPAL Mother Regina Mercedes ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Sister Marie Madeleine Sister John Aloysius A HISTORY DEPARTMENT Sister Clare Emmanuel Sister Mary Matilda MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS Sister Mary Immaculate Heart Sister Miriam Mercedes Sister Rita Xavier Sister Marie Victorine Sister Ann Beatrice LANGUAGE DEPAR1- .Ll . QLatin, French, Spanishj Sister Eileen Marie Sister James Eileen Sister Marie Isabel COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Sister Catharine Anita Sister M. Paraclete PHYSICAL EDUCATION DT Mr. James Guarino Mrs. W. H. Dorrell MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Ugo Carano SECRETARY Mrs. Martin Fotusky SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Joseph Hanley HEALTH OFFICER Mr. Charles A. Kientz Our Principal, Mother Regina Mercedes con- fers with Secretary Miss Mary regarding transcripts. AS IT IS NOW - s traw is ' ys s l cfs iise y ,jf Swim! s '1'-4. ry, , '- 'h if m :: ,. 1 1552 . r iirli 1. 1 riiiat A tsrs up f ,-'. X V 1 LL rsss s ft eeise i re1f5f4i:1+ s t i Monsignor gives an eight weeks' Course annually to the Seniors, dealing with proofs concerning the True Church of Christ. Each student presents reactions to this course in the form of a thcsisg the hest paper submitted is awarded a Papal Gold Medal and a copy of the Holy Bible. The award is given at Graduation Exercises. Se ' , nlors ln a Religion C1 ass are Us , Session begins aPPed' before a sms!! gfsssss 171 QesKfg.fsfz Mary Lou Clifton and Kathleen Browne compare the succession of the Popes of the Roman Cath- 12 olic Church to the Presidents of the United States. -,MM AW? f 13.539 wt - fgw uf, w- J ' U if T M' LT... Y. It's very eas y to the Old World our , , get to any part of when M0nsignor's guide. . . revlous few quesuons p ,, on 3 'me for 3 check uizliscussed- 'fis U A-..1,- , 11 J Q. ,efjdf ,te Vitall tteir Catholic predecessors the martyrs, these senior boys listen intently as Robert Pelrella reads a passage from Monsignofs book, Roma, Ancient, Subterranean, and'Modern Rome. y interested in l 13 49,1 1374 91 xqgllgfigfflifl the making. Swgwfgx gi SGQQS EH Y n T M M 'iurfmis , mei' nfl ' X 50 :Keck malena in 99' These Freshman artists can apply the brush as aptly as veterans in that field. 14 if ,,,,..,,- -1 , . Swede Q gmnmks 'eshmen approve f ellow-students' effor 25. 'if'-4 gms ke mei' Svc La e FteshY'xe2el'i0uS1Y. ws The Renaiss UHCC as the Wo! comes to life r d 2 trace th History . . Students 8 on contributors oiltlhitgfnfcilxlserrfreat e Ill. 'Z 1- ' n Class Freshm'E1vt?Ift3cE,fRE1l:E:i's Pub- fouow lic Life. Th d U15 proudly hmfm an Sm. e FWS . their work! .M dlsplal' VL ff: If Ml? The Catholic periodical panel is stimulated by these active Freshmen. Those participating are Mary Conway, Veronica Tully, Edward McMahon, John Kearny, John Treacy, and Bar- bara Ferraiola. 088 who bo H st:-ai 3515 ph gh! . ey ca ll ' linen Will can? even dr ,...-4' 1111 I1 011 gl-8 II. .6Ve1- survi aw P mg in Algebra the 'ie . ' Designers have left arrange- ment of their crafts for the morning after! .4 xiul W deligh Freshman Latinists review the lesson on infinilives . . . and they do not find even one split. X. A-. -9- i 1 seeniS Secyion- Allsebul F,-eshnlim ghis Art winners: Harriet Mcbarrnty and Ronald Greene certainly belong to crop in the exhibit. the cream of-the -1- pw YQ W M H I Af-Z wiwi 0 Ng? U5 gg H 5, wa gviviiamaaes iese Sophs of Q. P. really do lilre eometry. How do you like thelr geometric designs? Sophomores leer fl all B . abo l1S111eSs.n ut uceueral , 'S Charles Kell birds with Section IOA. y reviews the study of 10A Biology group study a real pheas- ant. Donation of Charles Kelly 10B. Shakespeare is the subject of this dis- cussion. P. Gallagher and B. Kunzman are well able for R. Heilman and W. Harms. Sr. John Alo sins is to decide Y the winners. FH6'H'1rieiiM1iii ob1igo -Latin Students pledge allegiance to flag before class. Sophomores have a last minute look at Latin vocabulary before a quiz. eww The 10A class appears to be right at home with angles, tangents and other geometric forms. Would Kevin Gal- lagher hesitate over an equation? The spread of Luth eranism is traced in religion b k oo , The Triumph of Faith, by interested members 0 f 10C. Tests are hard, but not for this studi- ous grou f p o sophomores, Q.E.D. that these second year stud ents do study. like Our school librarian, buster Marie Victorine together with Sister Mary Matilda assist a Sophomore group on choice of Supplementary R eading. em., The Catholic hooks, reviewed in 4 Sight, stimulate 10C' ' ' goo iterature. s interest in dl' 11A Religion class discuss the many aspects of the subject Respect for Life. , . for sv ' Iunifrf tfalgiznsignax to Ngo In aw 51' t 1 class' II011 313686 and crcilgpiilg Rellgfg liam Liifreduced IQ PFacticeNWil. IS collect Bishopfi EEHSIB for the wwf Ready for a t.rip to Paris via the Film Strip. HAPPY ALERT uma 5 . - , R ll, P.. M. Shultes, J. Brien, yi uliifn are Smith., E. Rieid, T. O ou: imm- . ly about 1 0 If gifillkiligy Sleielgziars for all etern1ty?, Class 11B are sure of those catchy verbs, lie and lay. R. Makowjcz is doing the testing. Catholic Press Month reigned in 11C during February, M. Wilson, J. Stan- ton, M. Zambella and J. Ronan dis- play their books by Catholic Authors. JeH'e,.s0 n Ififlllld ffgsgghllif adviser gger Proble asmg Lou? Probably H1 than th Slgnan seem to Hndiese Junior? llllg ll 5 ll M Ill!! gimfi ll!!! vim! W ZZ glli ,1 Q 1 ,lllqi V!! 1 ii? 3 N. if H ,bn,iX. I ,Q If V A E z: V. , - - V 3 Vwyr V W Rfb , m,, P :Ser A plrY!.,,.,,vlMm1 H WMU- M. M, 63,153 -m.,,M'M5 rs af 4 X 1 A QF svafiung 2 5 Z. g F Last minute preparations for this Junior History class. They've great hopes of a battling debate. - ' lot the mouon I These young Sflgnns ixggnetic field' of electrons In 3 W?'1Hng with 1,1 KSN ....-- Jb quite , Ueprint easy as these Juiiiifms 10 be strate. 8 demon. of force of a magnet are ' 25 l f com ass m with the he p o a p this awkward position. This Lenten 51:55 aguffems iu'?zf:: Hull' Coiinltirlurliqass and Eiaillyi fwns of me EZEQSDFIY Su' Confession requem These are the bulletin board girls, eager beavers for Cath olic Periodicals. Catholic Authors and the Tree of ' ' ' S niors Catholic Literature interest e , especially during Book Week- Senior Historians CBEGTIY Walt iiliroiection room for a current movie. what makes 00Pi6s of Senior Scholastic so intriguing? ddQd6'l'0Zl5 Numa in playmg' These Semors No, not st studymg geometric are Ju sohds A semor transcrmptlon class try ing for a mailable letter. Sh0rth and II wnh flas record dlilggilislces fqbagisl Nb-QQ Future bookk making, eepers in the g'Q.P. ' f 5 uture Ar - Clut 1 work, ees 31 27 Q ,W-M-f..,,f -'Y' 1+H Q7FY'f' A Q I fi' Ei R. Q, L E -'ff wwf fn If., Members of the Vergil Class quiz each other on translation. Usin , g H recem iss . u - in: Magazine, thise of Senior Scholas- Imeresl I group Cheeks h Ilventory 0 , I e Careers. n Jobs and ed A Eohngons areaigjgzgne re - to . . Pfelgxese Semofg and their Pm bt' . ' ellis gheir mgtedgortions- Smiling chemists attack their problem with an air of con- fidence. 29 These Business Managers have done a great job: Standing: Frank Belmont, John Fischer, Gerard Ross, David Burke, and Edward Kiernan. Sitting: Frank Nash, David Newton, Stanley Zawadowicz, and Lawrence D'Oria. X' gpm fe af Me Wagga E752 gpm ce Wav! Yes, 1955 Peace Pact will top ,, them all' 5 I l -1 1 L Patron-lypists - Don't worry, you'l1 have plenty 30 of work in a few min- utesf' A 3 'ff mgv I , X 6 s 2 5 fig f if si Nw N' 2? Q., 41' x x -- ii 2' -n':-.. e EF. v R ' 4 R E 0' .- T T - , :li f,JETf A V 4 m m Queen of Peace High School A North Arlington, Newtxmey t Page Editors: Robert Petrella, Ruth Ann Wehner, Helen ROBERT PETRELLA Page Editor Bevins, and Edward Kiernan receive ufaithful service awards for splendid newspaper work. ,paw Retiring editors: Ruth Ann We-liner, Edward Kiernzm, Frzmees Cosgrove, Helen Revins and Rolrert Petrellaf show the newly appointed editors for 1955-56-Marilyn Thornton, .lnnles Lane. ,lane Delaney, and George Stasko allow to set up the next iasue of Q.P. News. HELEN BEVINS Page Editor ,N x o Q RUTH ANNE WEHNER Page Editor it x. EDWARD KIERNAN Page Editor FRANCES COSCROVE 13 Exchange Editor L ROSE MARY LAMPRECHT Reporter PHYLLIS PAWLAK Assistant Editor tw K ., ..t. ,,4o. ., - fv1niiiKSNKs.+au....-M,..,,. ,,.. , HATTIE DAVEY AW' A Reporter U, M, tto tttt t A X' Y' is JOAN VERRIER Cartoonist ,tr. Mo,, A A Atwt A MARY JANE PIERZ Reporter A rmwnxcn scnoor. CAMPAIGN dams Th0ii!llli7f!If53!t,f01' the naw Hmm School building to be const!-uded on RutherfbrdrP1aue was farm gypsum! on Sunday. .hung 80, when the Plltnt, Rt. Ruv.tMszx. star B. Offlonnor, annonue the pllmtat ull the Massa. A A The new building with its twenty-four -elaslrooml, Domestic Sei- enee, Manual Training, Scimcagand mhar dvmurtmmu. is to comme maxim: one dmmmd mulmn. The prewm nada school annex will he the mmh wing of ther ,lmwrhilll Jihad! ibqilding. and attached to time new building by emilnand Ihblsieu. In the main building naw existing will be housed the :entire grammar mlwol ,department 'Elm main Ieatureg in tha nw imslnda biology, che A labnmwtm, afspmtqm ,nndixmtwmtxymuniwmif r A rir, rrtrr rrrrr ,rrr m,1. ,,f-A- V, ' f,fr wwf ,, ', gw ,,4.. a:U1'J, if t,,'- .tt. : JW QM- , t ,I ,, ff W, QW V v,L,42,'f', A fp - , ' ,,, ,A tgp,-,N ' W ' , ,rf The annual retreat this year was con- ducted by Monsignor O'Connor. Monsignor opened each conference with a prayer asking God for assistance and guidance. Monsignor covered a great many subjects. Some of the topics which he discussed were, Our state in life, 'iTruth,', 6Making a good confession and communionf' and The need for pen- ance. During the talks Monsignor quoted frequently from Holy Scripture to prove his points, and used'very vivid descrip- tions to enliven the imaginations of his listeners. The retreat was brought to a successful close with general Communion on Friday morning, with the Papal Blessing given by Monsignor, and with Holy Beuediction of the Blessed Sacrament. -ec ffl. ' 'nf if 1, Senior B0 Nam 772524, 7954 Monsignor and his serv- ers: Seniors, David New- ton and Frank Nash, en- ter the sanctuary for the opening Mass 'of Retreat it ' YS receive H01 . y C0l11m ' from Monsignor, muon Y Vw Father Thomas Duffy and Father Ed- - ward Oehling give Holy Communion to Junior Girls. L W A 3 5 Fa e iction at the close of the day's exercises. ther Oehling gives Ben d . . cnc lumols Cvnfe' t . Retfea F1f5l the file in for e' Charl es De Luca and Laur B a abinski lead Seniors to their las: School-day . en to all Retreat. . is EW 1 Blessmiatante. The Papa the Rell' dale A7 Freshman lead off for enrollment in Our Lady's Sodality. With great reverence these students await their medals. Rheinhold Heilman assists M1 signor in the distribution medals. One hundred ninety-one candidates vere received into the Sodality of the ilessed Virgin at the ceremony which vas held in Church on Friday, Octo- Jer 15. Among those received into the So- lality, there were two seniors-Frank Selmont and Mar lou Cam bell Y P 3 hree juniors--Thomas Farrell, Har- rld Mosciatello, and Christine Rosserg en sophomores-Carol Boyle, Louis Tarabaugh, Donald MacEoin, Thomas larrett, Vincent Pecanello, John Sul- ivan, Stephen Mastico. Barbara Ver- lovage, .loan Andrea Walsh, and Rita 'adavano. The remaining one hundred eventy-five were freshmen. en recall their rece UPPCT claqsm Sodality 1nl0 Q P 1' New Sodalists repeat their Pledge. ption The Student Body listens attentively a very impressive sermon. l ' r Q i i if 5 A 3 2 3' 4 . e S .W - 4, 54125, i 1 I X 3 5 F it re 'ff rs 1 , nt. W.,-g FL to it QW X x H'-f l Qian 12959-f HSM If -an-um......t.,o..f,-v,,. . H...-Q ew fE4 PAQ-'iTi1Ft vw-new Mawr rw summer Q, Q ,ex A-'wa N iii Zfllidi 55Z77l!!y The Senior Class held its annual assembly to wel- come the new freshmen, on Friday, October 29. The program opened with the Presentation of the Colors, the Salute to the Flag, and the National An- them. John Fisher, in the absence of the class Presi- dent, David Newton, gave the welcoming address. Next came the Song of Welcome followed by the Pantomime Miss Iva Neway's School. Miss Neway, Joan Verrier, gave us a few different ideas on school teachers while her students Barbara Bernadino, Dolores Carey, Frank Nash, Edward Venditti and Charles De- Luca, demonstrated the correct way in which lessons should be done. This amusing pantomime, narrated by Rosemary Lamprecht, held the audience from beginning to end. Czlfefcame fa fgflesimen 1 Q 2 Between the.pantomime and the One-Act Play the senior girls impersonated Indian Squaws and sang A Uni much to everyoneis delight. Then came the play Thanks Awfully. It was the story of a sister of a famous painter who forces him by pleading, shouting, and tears to attend her bridge club meeting to meet the girls. Dick, the brother, played by David Burke, in order to make it more interesting, decides to make a bet with his sister Dot fMary Jane Pierzl. The bet was that he is to say only Thanks Awfully all evening. The predicaments this bet got him into all night was the plot of the play. The audience by their applause indicated that the skit was well enjoyed. The very beautiful Tableau of Our Blessed Mother brought the assembly to a close to the strains of the Ave Maria. - Dolores Cosgrove' . lm. isis Fra11C'3S e,nadin0 Geolog and Barbara B med for the Cilfeya Prep doubtedly' camfagvjj work. Eddie turned defeat to vic- 38 tory while, Charlie saved the day in a History project. Dick simply his sis Jane K tel' OW' Wh!-ll ' , Elini Hlflstolgi' gli-zyss llugifllielfntg? dino, Edf':,aLdBaXrvlsZria' .Bernal harleg De Lucgnl and miss Neway Uoan Verrierl was overwhl d 1, 1 fFrank Naslgisle mail? Jacks calculations. ematical ' k wok, Mr' Moglmgujl, I thngo M ' . OllSlgnl?l' pl-:uses Seniors SpIend.d we N 1 come to our Freshmen. t , Nannette fAnn Bradyl seems to have Dick quite cornered with her witty questions. telllilent' 50' Yffuire so' Bvoelilust wonderfullu divine, You ' A beautiful close to a wonder ful night's entertainment. CLil lian Ala as Our Blessed Lady in the tableauxl. dfuzkfzf aww' 'fjfffffldfzffivfz cy 0,4361 5 Proudly we hail . . . our glee club. The Student Coun 'l C1 , organized No- lo vem er, 1953, has been functioning very successfully during the present school year. The new members have taken on the seriousness and responsibilities of their predecessors. ' honor and ld' the reputation, . L iglielziljs fiilgueen of Peace Hlgh Schoo 40 We fi fm S tudent Council Officers honor Saint Joseph on March 18 by a special Procession, the singing of several hymns, and an Act of Consecration. Official opening of Student 'yd Government for 1954-55 by f' President David Newton As the council members file to their respective places, Anthony Jennette renders Sousa's march, Stars and Stripes Forever. 5 3 Earnestly, Lewis Morrell accepts his Student Council badge from Monsignor. An xlously, they awaited the arrival f h 0 f G new Con - ncll. W Latin Club Members open the March Meeting with an Irish Lullaby. In a French milieu-complete even to Medor, le caniche-Phyllis reads the minutes of Le Cercle Frangais. Getting ready for the next Mission Meeting can be interesting. 66455 M...-1 '-Y . take a few minutes --v--- . L tm Club Group Senior Soiving cross word puzzles . . . to pose fgr 3 plclllfe- A I ,, Members of Mm llemntics Club W ' , alt f ' Frank Nash to bring things into ffigciggsldent 1 15 is the meme su--o ss I B Save Sou D Save S ampdiis Missiowmxnded group. Mission Officers: Seniors, Anita Nelson and Lor- 42 raine Chobanian sort magazines and Membership Cards for distribution. onlie? l LQ v . E' 1' .Lb 'S 5 , !k,4. 5, - I Xl ' if' I as 21 It ' A 5 ? vb 5 Qs. 4 ,--3 . Q wks' 1 A,Vq, Z 6501? af Xie dlfbil ml ecemofm 5 1 54 b Rita Russell P1 44 - descend the Th Senxor B1'0uP,a5 they stairs to the shrine of Our Blessed Lady! WDW!! 011 the faeces Marian Year iu.::i.1::f 0'-f Blessed Y, Pl'0ressi 011 grflup kneel to offer gh ' Ar! of Consec-ration. eu. . ' '11 hen- voices 1 n raise i Underchsinfo Immaculate MSW- px-an. Oh Mary Conceived f0l' us Wil lj Wflhout si 0 uve recourse to 31 Pray ee. Surely our Lady was pleased as she looked down on this group. YJ.. the l n ratulates ,N Monswwf .fo -gb wsu done- P 0 eriormefs- A 3 Rosemary Brosnan, Patricia Frotton and Maureen Mc- Bride harmonize in There's No Place Like Home, for the Holidays. Frosty KE. Shields? attracts the attention of her admirers in Marshmallow World. 55677156 gfiflfsfmas 794 Zllllifl Mrs. Birdyand Nurse talk 'about the arrival of Jack Bird. JUNIORS ENTERTAIN AT ASSEMBLY5 CHRISTMAS CAROL IS SUCCESSFUI At the Christmas entertainment held December 19, the Birds Christmas Carol was the main feature on the program, supported by the singing of carolers of the junior class, and several dance performances. ln the Birds' Christmas Carol, Maureen Duff took the part of CAROL, George Stasko, that of MR. BIRD, Eileen Celshen. MRS. BIRDQ James Norton, JACK BIRDg and Catharine Schwarz ELFRIDA CLIF ' FORD. The Ruggles famlly were portrayed by Maureen O'Neil as MRS. RUGGLESg Jo-Ann Kutt as SARAH MAUDg Anthony Montesano as LARRYg Charles Lutkus, CLEM ENT: Samuel Ciresi, CORNELIUSg Rosemary Brosnan, KITTYl Marilyn Wilson, PEORIAg James Lain, PETERg Maureen Mc Bride, Jacqueline Verniero, Catherine Boyle, Barbara Dassinger ANGELS. Dance Numbers The two dance features were taught by Joan Verrier and Caro' Lindemang the first was an accomplished aft by Elaine Shields Patricia Rodemer, Barbara Dietz Patricia Rummell Cath r' , , e inc McGowan, Annette Hirsch, Joan Martinsen, Joyce Stickle, Marilyr Z' b lla - ' ' am e a, Marilyn Wilson, Dolores Nappa and Carol Panchick The other, a novel box dance, was performed by Jane Delaney Eileen Powers, Maureen Hahn. Barbara Fitzpatrick, Lydia Turonis Jackie Verniero, Mary Lou Russell, Bernice McGrath, Marilyr Thornton. Singing Excellent Harmonizing with Patricia Frotton in the popular There,s Nc Place Like Home for the Holidays were Maureen 0'Neil anc Rosemary Brosnan in a very fine rendition. Anthony Jennettu pleased the audience with his popular accordion selections. The program closed with the beautiful Nativity tableau, ir which Maureen McBride took the part of the Blessed Virgin: Richard Smith, that of St. Joseph. npun--ffm B t 46 ffm ffThe 1 gauge 5 San sang, tis the Jigiisshfpherds . e' 0 first Christmas. enact The Ruggles line up to he trained for dinner at the big house. Uncle Jack flames Nortonl and Mrs. Bird iEileen Celshinl S el the Ruggleses seated. ie' if eq 47 Clem fCharles Lutkusl enjoys the return of Con. iSamuel Ciresij after borrowing stock ings for the party. Uncle Jack and Nurse QCath. ' h ra ings Schwarzh wlnd t e w pp on Larry CAnthony Montes- sanob as Carol Bird watches. cgfle 51124134 gm! af ,S-ZWMK CE H Q95 106' S' 00 L,-7 O L1-J s l ,L 2 3 wh 1451 I , . X X Q, 2 ' is M AW f93f,1iQL1f l, vv ' X or l'.X i ded in climbing h .I All the fish of HA luccee h tune Of: I C untam raftge to underseiullggpling Their Quomv' NO! only did 12 s B get 0 th but they fdoubled rlheii- ggggfagon, Magazine Drive By a mighty Magazine Drive, stu- dents of Queen of'Peace School gained S3,000, which sum was given to Monsignor to pay for the coat of arms on the exterior of the new Queen of Peace High School. Ten top-salesmen of the Drive were: fHigh Schooll : John Fischer,' John O'Neill, Charles De Luca, Lor- raine Chobanian, Genevieve Taft. QGrade Schoolj Ri h cl P : c ar ederson, William Nemzek, Barbara Catanzara, Nicholas Connelly, Richard Sil- kowski. 48 Coat of Arms The exterior Coat of Arms is to be a replica of the School seal. In the center of tl1e seal is the letter M. Over it is a crown topped off with a small crossg below are two olive branches. The M is the symbol for Mary, the Mother of Cod and our Mother. The crown above it signifies that Mary is Queen of heaven, earth, and all things. The cross shows that her L'Queenship is over the spiritual lives of her children. The olive branches stand for Peace . . . the peace which Mary has hoped to bring into the world through the inter- cession of her Divine Son. me - ' lly 2C cached their quota quite mums Seem 1 'thi l SubscriPtion Swan 50 B ' by 3 dellg u QUEEN or PEACE. men SCHOOL soNG Where can you find u better xchqbl. Travel wherdoryou may, - A For ws are trained in brain and A brown- 4' Trained in l e ll only way. Chorus- h Now we an' preud of Queen -of Poacu, I ' Almuf Maur door. Proud to lol lha world know- . Proud with never u hor. V Let us prove to you our worth:- Watch ug climb la fame. ' 'll guide, Example-theft the way we A Thoulhut still remain. K - A intl: or give us ploy- Glvo us c ,L Ask wlml wean you will, V i Som and daughters of Quan Pedro-I A 'fi Hill -' 'Tis ours buf iq fu . Wilh Imam of siaol we forgo alwqd Ah harms? taco 99 run, V A A step ahead each doyl will brli'rg4-H l.ife's warlr is now begun. A - this Quy From all who wish us icy A little gift we ask. A A prayer well -sold to Quan Cl Pm -4 , ,. Moy noch 'cle will lrls fxf l-l-V 'm'l, A Secti bel' on 'gqafe Freshmen who leve m double or nothing, '----... dead balls in 9C.' 0 Their court was red hot. C WB: G0 R93 ur! T he len t OP salesmen happil Y a final re 'WHS of the cam .5 ze on Palxn. N0 Kuo as , t A Our Ser-r nrg, Souihernsbut ,, , .Y raced bY - e gffwkfmzzs Clary the C . also ha hrlstrnils Spiritiaught k Christmas igxilgfgxnlgzifi gdaughwr IllB V151 I T.n Oli W. U. Vermewl- J- ' Q ' re M. Thnrmon H IIA - Ward' and ake her ieel eI1J0ys Christmas Dart? A ala time was had liy 9B E Freshmen at their Christmas party. . ggfioa acilczlubltethai Anne Marie believe in r cassmates still S003 old Santa, 50 rl T striving I0 m at home. '31 fmwzpw i nces indicate that E A eara . gqfjopd time was -had by 9 Freshmen at Christmas PHYW- Freshme . n P Interrupt qhristmas an Y to Dose for plumes' -Lim 'A ' i I ,Q ,, Q A 'e 1,.., if M , it . . fly ? A ' 'wha l v ' 'l , 3 N . i gg U , Ili if e' W S l I ,r f ,ge . h0wst he I Q.p,' foyfhv . . 'H'Chffs.T.13Q s1de . A trike 2 P059 These Soplxomores S . which abounds m Sa? Qhfmfnae Spirit. Christmas vacauon might be their stimulus. v gpzzfify, 79 4 15 Beust jingle Bells! J' le - Llrgghing all the Way! These merry faces express then' emoy- What did e Christmas YOU gen? I gona ment of a Soph0m0f Party. Tis the season lo be jolly and la e of ll wnh 9D takes arlvan E 1 pouples Joann Turoms and John 9 cidel and Thicvon, Wxllmm -P Eileen Walsll. Ellzaxlnellx Wal- glrom and Hurry Schwarz lend ing the way. lg, 'l M. ' -5.1 Cals of 12A I , X, , I 5' L Ihey unwrap tzok puzzled as X A - v J. ose packages! ' ' .I M ,A . s - ' K . A 'Q W ll - rf P The 5.1 x 1 thee i'S1 lg-een 5 we . 1 on he gzrls. L , af Q- No lark f ' some seenel S make ln P' for . o Chrlstmns cheer in 1131 sndxx fspefial . .50 sad. bllnle not V Ag, 124 Nr-E li .1 Aren't you ashamed, Chlfles 1-1 ,Q'42l'lf'X- L Lutkus, to deceive those ln- K V M-.4',,,'a, nocent children? Anita Nelson Wehner 1 and Ruth Ann P ay h I Chriszmagslfxfi at the Q , . Some Senior Boys wailing out- side glass doors to come lo the Christmas Party. 51 Bewitched? John Fischer al ' e Frances Cosgrove dont se m Merrily, these carefree waltzers, W hit worried. whirl to You'll Alone. Never Walk Winn as Lhe lglslfher, 'War 9:31.0- dildfily MQ. . 52 , .C-Q sow' No wall 'flowers when a Bunny Hop is in progress. ophomores James Lawless and Gabrielle Jones keep in step e fxfe fzf11?zsdfb ' . . new amz' ffm Mt. Still 3-h0PV William Harms awards prizes to lucky winners of the elim- ination danref' X Hip11izy.H0ppit, I energetic ' il on nbop g.g0 th pergf' e --t .3 xx .xx Del Richards Band-our fa- vorite here at Q.P. X Light-fooled and light hearted these dancers enter the ball- room for an evening of fun! ,r h fun me ' l t e audience had hautlieePl'0E'am Street Rag and Beer- Gorilla, Joseph Hughes, leads Marylee Rowe, in a lively number M63 Cgjliffiffldfl Q Animal 'am' Rob Morrell, smiles as pg: of the .circus menageg-ie at y dlsvlays skin. 771042, ' 5 The Circus arrived .P at Q . on February 20, 1955 at 8:00 P.M. Peanuts and popcorn were distributed to the spectators by the vendors. The show opened with the all-time favorite song of the circus Come to the Circus. Then the Ringmaster, John 0,Neil, welcomed all to the show and intro- duced the acts in a humorous way. Clowns lead by Lorranie Matthews, an acrobat, Music Makers, and Sh! Boom by the Roustabouts were all seen in the first ring during the show. Kiddie Kapers, Circus Menageries, the Circus Band, Trained Seals, and the Big Top Trio all were seen as well as heard in the outer rings. The side show with colorful costumes included every type. There were: the Bearded Lady, Atlas McFadden lthe world's strongest man, and 'trainerl dancing gypsies who came from North Arlington, Belleville and Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Thin Man. In the main ring, were a tight rope walker without a t' ht ' ' lg rope, men on the flying trapeze without the trapeze and Joey, the Midget. The show came to an end with the chorus T R h R h a a a Boom De Ay and then commendation was given by Monsignor on the enjoyable per- formance. C n op omores who took part in this show and helped to make it a wonderful success. Because of the impossibility to mention all the names of all the per- formers this is a little tribute to the Greatest Show On Earth. ongratulations were extended to all the Freshmen a d S h B Hes. Ma These iigililgtadaan B'1'?' 51 on talent is dis- iaith, jo AnYQiT'5?vl2gn played by Robert Grados Helen Goyhos kiurpura, and Paul Nlcholaus in 'S0n, Mflw in Mad! 1 nt the rendition of Twelfth ta 9 As-sfFheshWKhsmrtiptf Bo sea nn Mulligan, intrigues the au- dience with her chalk-talks. Precious, you were never lovelierf' sighs John Baxter to John Pyne as they grace- - WWW,WW,,,w, tif fully sway to the strains of f l the Anniversary Waltz. 2 Graceful Vivian Madison en- tertains us with a delightful ballet. Our female clowns, Janet Carrino, Joan Ferguson Mercedes Post, Marylee Rowe, Jeanie Mount, Marie Simon and Betty McDermott provide laughter and fun. :ell Song birds, Patricia Scollan, Barbara Ver- ,X novage, .lane Tortorel- lo, Andrea Walsh and Mary Misacavage fill K, the air with There's -Z is I . Happy Wanderers ' 'iff Harland, Henneberry, This graceful lady, Mari- ' Hartbiennettg' Bulger' lee Romans, has no dif- ' V erry' ross' ficulty in stepping to the music The Ballerina Boys stole the show. No Business Like Show Business. 3211001 'H vw s25IfDi0 Ugg mu On Sl b . ing gif ffoldesilllilfuqy rough Voices e, Plaintiv ey judg. ner Hof iullbillies 'alloolrs and , allzssey, Tekin ood, Wag. 55 Und Ped 1 Ven-ier, 61'5en. Precision Marching trams mind and body Pin-wheel marching well done, Seniors. Swing your partner round and round. , 56 Q14 wma! Cg4l1lc'df1'afz Wh ich team will win? Having fun m Gym Cl ass, Posture is the th, in 8 in Marching NaN 'Af 3. Q A 1.4ua-...-, , f the ast season in the space auoueu To write a review or summary o p won... ..- ,ww Y ' l t ess unfair to the game and to the players because of its mcomp e en . To write of the many qualities derived from this fine game, both of physical and mental attributes or the process of blending many individuals to function as one, would be repetitious and scanty in its entirety. Too seldom do we think of our laurels and play on the gridiron and I feel these cherished values should be more fully expressed. This will be a hook of lifelong remembrances and I can best join you in remembering our association by recalling to mind some ofthe events that occurred throughout the season. The individual contributions will bear their own fruit throughout your lives and probably without your awarenessg but when you glance back into your high school days to reminisce, let not the unforgettables of your pigskin play be lost. To insure the enriching of these values I will cite some very stirring instances that are clear tome now . . . Do you remember . . . ED KIERNAN . . . how you cracked through the line at the Immaculate game and found your face in the kicker's foot, and then seconds later across the goal line for the winning touchdown? DAVE NEWTON . . . how you watched the ball come down end over end for you to receive for just a routine runback, and how the blockers formed and the opponents disappeared until you found yourself 85 yards downfield for a score? PAT MEAD . . . whatever possessed you to return to action, after a serious injury and still under doctor's care, to kick two crucial extra points to insure victory? LOU MORRELL . . . how you excelled in leading the team to a gallant per- formance against a strong St. Peter's eleven? I could go on with many more illustrations about many more fine players, but it is not always the feats of grandeur which bring out the fondest memories. It may be ' h t tor is unaware but planted that unspectacular block or tackle, of which t e spec a , ' f h individual. James Schaeffer should be well acquainted with firmly in the heart o t e this sort of play along with boys like Charles Kiel, Bob Platt, and John McAvenue. In conclusion, Ixhope these illustrations will set off a chain reaction that may bring a chuckle to your heart, or a tear to your eye, and by all means a bit of happi- ness. I am confident that some of the many fine values of the game have become a physical or mental part of you as a result of your play at Queen of Peace. As I have often reminded you on the playing field, it is more important to practice good sports- manship than to win or lose. This you all accomplished graciously, and I hope you will carry this lession with you as you leave here, and above all, I hope you had fun playing football. Many thanks to you, our athletic director, Reverend Monsignor Peter B. O'Con- nor, our players, the boosters, the faculty, our inspiring cheerleaders, and those who came out and watched our games, for their fine cooperation, support, and spiritual guidance. Sincerely yours, .. k. Harry Zmljews 1 GEORGE WIMMER fi valuable asset as a QQ P,, meman who on account oif i1'1. ness had to withdr . the season. aw early In H If PAT MEAD a back. 0 f kiqkers evefmfoo v:izl:rb?ist5laPe uinform he played three yegrg o varsity ball. Pat had a serious neck injury early in the season- Edward Kiernan 1363, David Newton f28, Co-Captains , DAVID NEWTON Fullback and co-captain. A valuable asset to the team. Small in stature but dynamic in spirit. Good linebacker on defense. ED KIERNAN otain and guard on both se and offense. Ed has 1 two years of varsity ball vill be a big loss to the latoons used by the coach wife CHARLES KIEL End. Versatile in action. His first year of football showed he was varsity material in playing offensive and defensive ball. JAMES 'SCHAEFFER Tackle. Spirited lineman with two major letters in Varsity football. All-county selection. Q. P.'s hulldozen when extra yardage was needed. JOHN McAVENUE End. John played right end on offense and right half on de- fense. His tall frame was a big asset for a defensive player. LEWIS MORRELL Quarterback. Two years of var- sity ball has given him the ex- perience which he put to good use this year as backfield man. 59 ROBERT PLATT Tackle. A two year member of the varsity, played as a defen- sive tackle for Q. P. He never missed a practice from the start to the finish of the season. 0'Loughlin gains yardage. Lane and Valleriani lead interference. Q. HY 1 , - Y s 4 1 Queensman down's Gael from behind. 3292 Qffaftyfs' af Wuflewnl Morrell eludes tackler after Pass' Joe Sheedy tripped up. ,,.,W,, n gzff fufe? V. , V A ,wnm Y N ' , ,L 1. , Hx 7 Wfqgimsx ' , K . - ,,,' ' W I , 's ef , . kk,, e e if e d ,Q I' M . Q -J M W QV' W W 51 i ww Q fa WM 3. fb, Q H E 2, M W J' AHF ' , 3 , 1 N 7m new W ,L S e , W M3511 75754 : 5 .5-,w,,,,ggFW, W ,,,2g.!X ,xg 5 H Q.. 1 I W. 5 51,3 3 i 5 Y P5 VA . . S1 '5,iQyv?' fig, ' 5 Y fl 'Z 1, -. fe- 1 , Mgr 'V -- f 15 Q ' ' lffb-175 ' kg 1 ,, . - f wi W k '- I A -X ' 1. Q ef' , I W -. 1' A, .nu ,, , .. Wi A' swf 'ma-1 WQYIN Churlie.Kiel returns kick-off. 60 The big squeeze, Harry gets tripped up. Snyder breaks away for 35 yard gain. Morrell gains five yards on Snyder and Lane quarterback keep. V tackle Walker. QZIIMIKGII halted 3 lie' . H Newwgs pray. 0.61-vig Wa va Harnson player downed by Q. P. secondary. Insh lme stops Harrlson threat ,gasieffzz ff '54-'55 Basketeers. fight to the finish. che Irish Mfwqy .5-,.Xiif3,i fr' 1 I . .1 LA I 15 vi ie Q I L 1, , f 1 Champs -T'hat's it, Seniors! gm ' cfizdlamuwf Qgesiefirzl it velous spirit that Sophs -just keep the mar- you have! Ann McKenna makes scoring look easy! Into the air, over the rim, come on, Marge, put it in! Co-Captains: Hattie Davey and Rita Howell are the happy recipients of the Basketball Trophy. --NN iii' 3 Eileen Celshen takes a set shot! A A Q, wifi um. 27 Jang 31 Feb. 3 633537 01510 Fein 14 sc.oREs Seniors vs. Sophomores. . . Juniors vs. Snphomores. .. Seniors vs. Freshmen .A . . . . Sophomores vs, Freshmen Seniors vs, Juniors. .f .... . Iuniors Kvs.h- Fi'eshn3ei1,5.... . Il's a jump ball! Is it the Juniors' or Seniorsv? How happy can cheerleaders look after victory? MERRY MASCOT Mary Jane Verrier, of the Class of ,69, for the past two football seasons has been the cheerleaders' mascot. Her cheering attire and tiny figure cer- tainly added a tinge of amusement to the fans of Q. P. 66 giiiiifddffili Our chosen ten top-notch cheerleaders: Front Row: Patty, Carol, Captain Joan, Elaine, and Barbara. Back Row: Hattie, Laura, Mary Lou C., Mary Lou R., and Adrien. We hear their gentle voices calling . . . T - E - A - M, Yeah Team! 46952 J ' we 1 -3 'F' , 15 .Q 2 Q 9 in 0. hffrj 5 K Q x,k, ,ge 1.E I f T 5 ASV a V kf 5 U - P - V 1 P P e openi g game. . ,. X ,, ain peps us up before n 'Will up-.MQW . af f ,,,,, Seni Urs for Ill the X Queen en thtoned Hail H0 Y , 0 Mana! their rosar Act of Cony before re , . Secration citing above. Mary we crown thee with 0 , ' wels today, Queen of ge the rosary, Queen of the May. 2 ,M .xr 106655195 igngerfflassmen lend th , ause of Our Blessig 'iloices Hdy. vm? , 7954 Gail Cavanaugh, Roberta Scott, Mary Rose Barton, Regina Lynskey, Eliza- b h Mess and Arlene McDonald et , reverently sing out the beautiful strains of 'gLady of Fatima. Crown-bearer, lovely .lean Napa- tano and her flower girls , Catherine Kelly and Elizabeth McPherson are truly the privileged ones tonight. Reception of Holy Communion this day becomes a blessed memory. 40640012012 ww dandy 002014 ZQ 1954 In his sermon, Monsignor impresses the graduates with the importance of living a truly Christian life. I ,sy Surely, cross bearer Joseph Brady and flag bearers ,la Q54 'L '?4u-Q1 H mes Costello and Donald Kieffer were privileged leaders. ,law fl Alumni members: .lane Callahan, Eileen Conlon and Kathryn Lynskey are firms in Baccalaureate Procession. Fond parents succeed in taking a few candid shots. 71 1. James Costellfl Sliealiifn . ffpfu en, ' the virtue the ton talks OU , Mary IEEE? olgfu-Temperancev' ti SU , 2 as ,init Q t, ge v V 1' J u 6 . ' R5 wmtig-fxrzi nmnremfenwnf S7 fe z 7 2 - 64 Queen nf H2852 ,ilgxglg Szhnnl 6 Nutt!! Arlingtun, Rem yn-seg i stwuabwwgahoesqgfs Q3 l Wfe could not leave the subject of Fortitude without men- tioning our Saintsxthe heroes and heroines of our Divine' lf and Catholic Faith. It has been well said that he who conquers himself is greater than those who win even just wars. Courage of fortitude is a virtue which may even penetrate mens inner consciousness and there recognize the incipient temptation and so to speak to defeat it before it can damage the image of God in which man has been created. To pin the medal of heroism on one who has done a noble, courageous act ace :ording to the standards of the world and then to pass ox ti' :z forgetfulness those who fought the good fight and who have kept the Faith amid the temptations of this world would be unreasonable. To fail to appreciate the heroic sanctity of those who have been Canonized would be to have a blind spot on the greatest courage that we mere humans have ever achieved. This cour- age or fortitude adorns those who have fought successfully the world, the Hesh and the devil. fielerfimz from addrefr mi Fm'trl11zz'e .j Sunhay Zinening, 'june inthe 28, 1954 grlgnnl Aubifnriuxu 6 ai ziglgf n'rlurk JZ Y e Music, undef the gaping? r direction of Mr' ot td lends enchamfnen their his msht' 'ig galzldffdfl F ,1 - .'f3rL1grnxuxuc . PROCESSIONAI, Selentions from 'Tlliocolatc Soltliuru Orrliestrd Uuxzr SIMJIIJ' PRVDENCE . jmzei jffwjifr Cwlello Selutiuns lrom King and I Srliool Chorus , Rugem .md H.l77IV7I?1'll6I?1 JUSTICE . . , .Flmfmzf Rulb Edfumrdf Seleltions from Carousel Ortliwtrzi . Rlffilld Rwdgzrr I'ORTITIADE Dfnmld forelllv Kiefer Bells . Stliool Chorus , Sclgei R.zl'fv171,1111:1rf-ff TEMPERANCE VillLAxlltIlIl'y' Almii Riot Bmlolz CONFERRING OI: DIPLOMAS AND HONORS Gfjusticev is the t . 0 . RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR PETER is. OCONNQR. A.M, Fl0rence Ed Hplc on wlnfh Wards spoke Pastor ' - , 5 K Assisted by Reverend Thomas F. Duffy, A.M. I Reverend Richard M. MCGuinness, A.B.. S,T.I.. Reverend Edward V, Duify, A.B. ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES RIGHT REVEREND MQNSIGNOR WILLIAM F. I.AVl'I.ER, P.A., LLD. Superintendent or Srhools Archdiocese of Newark QUEEN OF PEACE HIGH SCHOOL SONG . .,.OyCf7Il!1l77-AMUYUS School Chorus STAR SPANGLED BANNER . . , . , . , ,. ,..... , ,... .. Fmnfir Stoll Key Ornhestra and General Chorus RECESSIONAL ' Orchestra And Chorus under the rlircrtion of UGO S. CARANO. Dircttm' of Music x E M I QUEEN OF PEACE HIGH SCHOOL 'Il asfrssfglsr Lawlor, voices his ' lem at the growth of Q. P. High g.l.,m0L For mos: of th - -'- One Year toesgo :One year t0 Brow ' and after that , if '31 ri . 5 Q no it ,Q , W nxt' ' .rv F - N 5 'S v-v ff if , M1 lf K JJ 'Q .M Q K ri' ,E e -. their graduation. Q., 5 I 3 1 YA The fi - 4 Seniorgaigwlieiyf march Ian' these . . g0 I0 1 e - ' tori , . Hlldl- um for Graduation Exercises. is Q5 1 is V, H: . -WJ- -ww :ww l A7 fx W as A , Z 1' -4 W 7 1' F' X 23 if 51 E if ff 5 .ww W, Us MM mn' Wwqt 3 5 2 Qngzgfk :hour First' Grads: Parties.-V mh M...-4 www ,N MW Y V' - LR' ' A .w, '.5,'v,:s7' E: , 'lldwl' ' 'Iv 71, ' 'L'v. . 1' v'.,54H. fv 4. 751 W - 1 rf' X 'bl , 1 1 fr Y, MMM M, .. W.. We Q, . I 4 Q' ,,...N.- -8 v ...ul--Mm - I A. WW AQ f' , JAY. C 7 , .. . 2-, X x ' r 4 2 2 v 7 ,uf A f . Wm x k 5 ,Q .- I 4 3 , ?'f Q I fax Qfcyew aff if :af . x ., 4 f ' div-'Im' Honoring Our Blessed Lady in Oil! First May Procession. 74 m J' rw When we first wore Caps and Gowns . . First Pre-Primer Graduation, June, 1943 it LILLIAN ALA 46 Inman Place, North Arlington Ender1ring . . . If you are a lover of instruction, you will be well instructed . . . shy, but friendly . . . ABC future . . . hf11fPY at d3l'lCil'lg . . . beautiful tableaux gir . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Math Club 3, Our Lady's Group 3. PAUL BARRETT 18 Jefferson Avenue, Arlington Splendid . . . A calm exterior blankets his warm friendly attitude . . . a Pro chef . . . seldom seen walking . . . bowling enthusiast . . . takes life easy. Sodality 1, 2, s, 4, A.A. 1, 2, s, 4. FRED ANDERSON 105 Belmont Avenue, North Arlington Firm . . . An honest man, close-buttoned to the chin, sturdy without and a warm heart within . . . his friends are many . . . always on an even Kiel . . . irrepressible. Sodality 2, 3, 4, A.A.42, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4. RONALD ASHLEY 20 Grant Avenue, Kearny Nonchalant . . . His brilliant eyes are filled with laughter, with mischief, and with fun . . . rates as an all around good guy . . . sense of humor . . . man with a casual air. ' Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, S, 4, Math Club 3. LAURA BABINSKI 736 Cleveland Avenue, Kearny Fetching . . . Regal poise and gracious charm, stemming from a sincere friendliness . . . superlative in pep while cheering . . . eleven crazy legs . . . apt rooter for the lrishers. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Math' Club 2, Glee Club 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Mission Group 4, Peace Pact Staff-Patron 4, Latin Club 1. FRANCES BALAZS 325 Davis Avenue, Kearny Enchanting . . . An inner quality of sweetness enhanced by a captivating smile and an open heart . . . sunny disposition . . . interested in all Q.P. doings . . . as feminine as lace and ruitles . . . enjoys dancing. Sodality 1, 2, 8, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Glee Club 3, Our Lady's Group 3, Peace Pact Staff-Typist 4. FRANK BELMONT 305 N. Second Street, Harrison Atomic . . . Resourceful, eager, strenuous, true, with always a cheerful word or two . . . active in activities . . . great Irish jigger . . . loyal O.P. sports fan . . . he favors Triangles, Sodality 4, A. A. 4, Activities 4: Glee Club 4, Mission Group 4, Peace Pact Staff- Business Manager. BARBARA I. BERNADINO 135 Eagle Street, North Arlington Alert . . . The highest ideals of quiet good sense planted their seed in this calm heart . . . one of the famous trio . . . the Chrysler kid . . . lots of patients . . . one of Q. P.'s,' up and coming architects. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1. 2, French Club 3, Math Club 4, Q. P. News 8, Peace Pact Staff-Patron 4, Honor Roll 1, 2. A alia is HELEN BEVINS 740 William Street, Harrison Faithful . . . Faithfulness and sincerity first of all . . . an irrespressible giggle ac- companies her latest news . . . an all-out effort for page 8 . . . Rich in talent . . . future R.N .... supremely good natured. S0dBlifY 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, B, 4, Camera Club 4, gf. News Editor 3, 4, Peace Pact Staff-E itorial 4, Honor Roll 1, 2. CAROLYN BUCZYNSKI 37 Hoover Street, North Arlington Viuacious . . . A glow of affability and ioy gives depth and tone to a highly polished surface . . . Buzzy to many of us . . . Madam President of Activities . . . May I have your attention, please? . . . ranks E for effort in History Class. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Activ- ities 3, 4, Peace Pact Staff-Typist 4. ,. + if 6 E r f r A 4 53 t A is ANNE BRADY 43 Walnut Street, Belleville Rigorous . . . As brisk as a bee here and there optimistically haPPY and chann lain to see . . . full of fun and fancy flee . . . C.P.A.? . . . upside down parker . . . Ohhh, Mr. Montague. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 2, Glee Club 3, Mission Group 4, Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 4, Honor Roll 4. KATHLEEN BROWNE 149 Rutherford Place, North Arlington Unique . . . Deep interest in others stemming from an unselfish heart . . . speedy typist . . . well-rounded personality . . . champion giggler . . . super on Guidance Bulletins. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Peace Pact Staff-Typist 4. DAVID BURKE 534 Harrison Avenue, Harrison Gallant . . . Actions, words, looks, steps, -the alphabet by which you may spell character . . . Thanks Awfully . . . partial to pixies . . . Mr. Secretary of Senior Class. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Mission Group 4, Peace Pact Staff-Business Man- ager. at fl t 1 r ,ts , f U Q : H--:g l 4, ..., , if? . .V GLORIA BROWN 149 Rutherford Place, North Arlington Magnetic . . . First seek your answer in these quiet eyes which mirror Heaven's own simplicity . . . roots for anything Green and Gold . . . secret ambition 140 w.p.m. . . . choice this year for Our Lady's Group. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4,.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 2, 3, Student Council 3, Our Lady's Group 4, Q. P. News Staff 3, 4, Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 4, Honor Holl 4. A xfww g MARGARET CADDEN 340 Chestnut Street, Kearny Witty . . . Her witty jest, her frequent smile, make her friendship well worthwhile . . . Peg of our hearts . . . no ration on friends . . . which way to Seton Hall? . . . nf-ver passes up a good time. sodamy 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ily. X X MARY LOUISE CAMPBELL 285 Beech Street,'Arlington Diminutive . . . Thou art like a flower so simple, so sweet, so tiny, yet complete . . . secret desire to reach 5' 2 . . . a welcome newcomer . . . draws friends as honey the bees. Sodality 45 A.A. 45 Math Club 4. LORRAINE CHOBANIAN 507 Lake Avenue, Lyndhurst Industrious , . . Her cheerful friendliness and willing spirit help to make her presence felt on all occasions . . . talks a Gold and Green streak . . . light hearted and light footed . . . often ready to give a helping hand . . . our favorite notion. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Mission Group 45 Peace Pact Staff- Editorial 45 Honor Roll 4. VINCENT CANALEY 139 Arlington Boulevard, Arlington Promising, . . . My hopes are not always realized, but I can always hope . . . ace mechanic . . . boxing champ . . . never hurried nor worried . . . another Mr. Micawber. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. DOLORES CAREY 105 Grant Avenue, Harrison Refreshing, . . . Embellished with touches of innoncence, exquisitely fashioned with her heart . . . Dee . . . future school marm . . . often seen on Park Avenue . . . Miss Attractive in our book. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Math gluing: 253Peace Pact Staff-Patron 45 Honor o 1, . THOMAS CLANCY 274 Stewart Avenue, Arlington NobiIity . . . He wears his faith but as the fashion of his hat5 his integrity but as the key to our hearts . . . Down by the River- edgev . . . regular Gym man . . . always carries his igniter . . . has that friendly manner. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 3. HARRY CANNON 20 Birchwood Drive, North Arlington Optimistic . . . He see but the bright side of life . . . healthy firearm . . . C.A.P. man . . . expert typist . . . a walking His- tory book . . . a Ford specialist. sodaufy 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY LOU CLIFTON 507 Harrison Avenue, Harrison Enthusiastic . . . Firm in her convictions5 steadfast in her faith . . . always a supporter for Q.P. . . . St. Michael's bound . . . summers at Sea Bright . . . favorite number: Charley, my Boyf' Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, S, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 French Club 2, 35 Math Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleaders 3, 45 Q.P. News Staff 2, 35 Peace Pact Staff-Patron 45 Honor Roll -4. MARY COONEY 17 Davis Street, Harrison Delightful . . . An air of nonchalance reduces all problems to a minimum . . . when in doubt call Meyers . . . typical Irish coleen . . . meets at 8:10 for 39 . . . cheery disposition. Q Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Mission Group 4, Glee Club 3, Peace Pact Staff-Typist 4, Honor Roll 1. 'K ,.-k 1 - ., 2 HATTIE DAVEY 46 Willis Road, North Arlington' Contagious . . . Her gifts for laughter, priceless arts, shall ever echo in our hearts . . . life of any party . . . co-captain of the basketball team . . . three years a cheerin' . . . energetic worker on The Peace Pact. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Activities 4, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Q. P. News itaff 1, 2, 3, 4, Peace Pact Staff-Editorial ' if i 1. . e JOAN CORBIN 447 Page Avenue, Lyndhurst Gracious . . . Lovely beyond comparison, a lady in the very essence . . . smart 'n sweet . . . surrounded by doe . . . square dancing doll . . . the quiet, intelligent type. Sodality 1, 2. 3. 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4. EILEEN CURRIE 200 Gold Street, Arlington Dainty . . . A pendulum between an imp and an angel, she captured our hearts . . . Scottie . . . a Winsome wee thing . . . swims like a fish . . . a Brady shadow. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Glee Club 3, Mission Group 4, Peace Pact Staff-Typist 4. ADELINE CUSICK 613 Harrison Avenue, Harrison f'Artisticf' . . . Her most beautiful handwork is her. sincerity . . . Nova Scotia pen pal . . . ring KE 2-0695 . . . summers at Wild- wood . . . is it a Nash or a Chevie?? . . . knows her china. - Sfldalify 2, 3, 45 A-A- 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Math Club 2, 3. CHARLES DE LUCA 180 Belgrove Drive, Kearny Zealous,' . . . A kind heart, a loving soul, bound to reach his goal . . . Well, Napo- leon was small, too ! . . . plays a hot third base . . . a go-getter especially in a Patron drive . . . ambition: to rise in stature. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. 5 -K FRANCES COSCROVE 738 Cleveland Avenue, Harrison CnptiUating' . . . Her mouth can enrich that sweet smile her eyes have already begun . . . lots of excess energy when it comes to cheering . . . tops in the middle of amtivities . . . society-minded . . . rather splendid Exchange Editor on Q.P. News. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin 1, 2, French Club 3, Activities Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, Math Club 3, Glee Club 3, Cheerleader 4, Q. P. News Staff 1, 2, 3, 3, :Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 4, Honor Roll BARBARA DERR 49 Prospect Avenue, North Arlington Lovely . . . A laughing light-heartedness and rare unaffected sweetness inspire all who meet her . . . banking on a future as a R.N .... friendliness shines in her life . . . inseparable twosome. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Glee Club 3, Latin Club 1, 4, Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 4. BEVERLY FEHER HELEN DE SONNE 18 Chestnut Street, North Arlington Graceful . . . An easy, unassuming com- bination of frivolity and common sense . . . walks like a goddess . . . poetically in- clined . . . a bill ion friends . . . should be a success in Nursing, her intended goal. Sodailty 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, S, 4, Spanish Club 2, Math Club 3, Peace Pact Editorial Staff 4. 24 Sixth Street, North Arlington Gayety . . . She is characterized by a ready smile, unfailing generosity, and an easy unruffled good nature . . . nimble fin- gers . . . knit one, purl two . . . Rich in color . . . a flair for Q, P. doings . . . a star from Thanks Awfullyf' Sodality 1, 2, 8, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Glee Club 3, Mission Group 4, Peace Pact Staff-Typist 4. JOSEPH DIETZ 525 Park Place, Lyndhurst Perseoering . . . Great works are per- formed not by strength but by perseverance . . . potential Petean . i . polyglot . . . No. 1 staple-ist . . . thoughtful and reserved. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 4, French Club 2, 3, Math Club 4, Mission Group 3, 4. LAWRENCE D'ORIA 26 Webster Street, North Arlington Magnanimous . . . He that well his work begins-he wins . . . future pharmacist . . . lab specialist . . . at home in the saddle . . . dependable goes with his name . . . courteous and friendly. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 8, Student Council 3, Mission Group 4, Peace Pact Staff-Business Man- ager 4. PHILIP DUNPHY 37 Hillside Avenue, Nutley Flashing . . . A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men . . . a History-eater . . . one of those Belle- ville boys . . . gay and carefree . . . if you're looking for a friendly greeting-see Dunphy. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN FISCHER 9 Brighton Avenue, Belleville Continental . . . He's a real gentleman, his nature is kind and affable to all . . . prefers Seals . . . hails from Silver Lake . . . magazine salesman and Patron sales- man- tops . . . Activities man on dues . . . dependable to the nth degree . . . popularity plusn-that's jack. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Activ- ities 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Student Council 4, Mission Group 4, Peace Pact Staff-Business Manager. JANICE DILL 24 Fifth Street, North Arlington Amusing . . . Care to our character adds a thorn no doubt, but her laughter so merry draws one out . . . looks on the happy side . . . has a dash of the unexpected . . . mischief is her middle name . . . a ready smile for all. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Peace Pact Staff-Typist 4. BERNADETTE FITZGERALD 72 N. Midland Avenue, Kearny Cordial . . . An intensely gay spirit is mellowed, by sincere friendliness . . I. Bernie . . . Casey at the bat . . . capti- vating smile . . . has the gift of gab . . . popular at Q, P. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Glee Club 3. Qi' . ii! , I PATRICIA FITZPATRICK 120 Locust Avenue, North Arlington Poetic . . . Staccato laughter always fixes her location-sweetness, her disposition . . . shou had a good time at Q.P. . . . delights in tickling the keys . . . no ration on giggles . . . genial-even as a desk polisher. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Mission Group 4, Glee Club 3, Q. P. News 3, Peace Pact Staff-Typist 4. ROBERT CUTKOWSKI 713 Bloomfield Avenue, Lyndhurst Stomach . . . His words are bonds, his oaths are oracles, his love sincere, his thoughts immaculate . . . our favorite disc iockey . . . unlimited school spirit . . . a favorite in Lyndhurst as well as in N. A. . . . future success, guaranteed. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Mission Group 4, Our Lady's Group 8, Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. GERALDINE FORTUN A 341 Forest Street, Kearny Congenital . . . Light-hearted, carefree, gay-true friend and pal in every way . . . an ever-ready smile . . . optimistic . . . mischief in her makeup . . . rates as an honor student. Sodality 1, 2, 8, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Peace Pact Staff-Patron 4, Honor Roll 1, 2. WALTER CUNN 78 Home Avenue, Rutherford Fascinating . . . Sing away sorrow, cast away care . . . sure as a gun . . . favorite expression: Where's Willie . . . Einstein has nothing on him . . . highly rated M.C. . . . a science man. Sodality 2, 3, 4, A. A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Math Club 2, Q. P. News Staff 4, Football 2, 3, Track 2. ELIZABETH HALLAWAY 113 I-Iedden Terrace, North Arlington Particular . . . Amiable and witty on the surface, true and sincere of heart . . . a little dog and a big car . . . refined and gracious . . . a lover of parties . . . dislikes Q.P. make-up. Sodality 1, 2, 8, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Peace Pact Staff-Patron 4. EDWARD GILLICAN 21 Harding Avenue, North Arlington Quiet . . . Men of few words are the best, and in the end will rise above the rest . . . likes to cruise around town . . . smiles trouble away . . . why worry? . . . dealer in used cars. sodamy 1, 2, s, 4, A.A. 1, 2, s, 4, Maui Club 2. JOSEPH HEINTJES 23 Lafayette Place, Lyndhurst Dapper . . . A young man who blushes is better than one who turns pale . . . hails from Lyndhurst . . . extraordinary base drummer . . . slow at the cover up . . . good natured. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Peace Pact Staff-Patron 4. ROBERT HORVATH 101 Hamilton Street, Harrison Courteous . . . He is never alone who is accompanied by noble thoughts and courte- ous actions . . . a Holy Cross boy . . . friendly smile . . . talks aplenty . . . pud- dle jumper. sodaufy 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOAN KEARNEY 219 William Street, Harrison Sincere . . . Thoughtfulness makes friends, consideration keeps them . . . as quiet as a whisper . . . a most accommodating Miss . , . loves parties . . . an earnest student. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 8, 4g Latin Club 4, Spanish Club 2, 85 Math Club 45 Peace Pact Staff-Patron 4. RITA HOWELL 503 Harrison Avenue, Harrison Unforgettable . . . A genuine and unaf- fected manner combined with a vivid enthu- siasm of outdoor life . . . a whiz on the court . . . loyal to a host of friends . . . ready wit . . . a willing helper. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 1, 2, Our Lady's Group 4, Peace Pact Staff-Patron 4. RICHARD JACUSCH 688 Kearny Avenue, Kearny Agreeable . . . Good humor is one of the best articles of dress a man can wear . . . runs his own taxi service . . . a pastry worker . . . a soft spoken gentleman and a humorist. S0dality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 2, Camera Club 4. CHARLES KIEL 18 Devon Street, North Arlington Debonair . . . Orderliness, efficiency, and intense enthusiasm in everything he does . . . Captain of all he surveys . . . low boiling point . . . favorite fan of Sweets Clifton . . . a Wilson man . . . basketball captain . . . a Newton admirer. Soclality 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Activ- ities 35 Student Council 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 4. RICHARD IAGEN 215 Manor Avenue, Harrison Precocious . . . easy to get along with . . . a little on the corpulent side . . . hopes to engineer things in the future . . . he's our youngest . . . favorite saying: I know a guy. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Football 4. KATHRYN KIEL 18 Devon Street: North Arlington Sparkling . . . Lilting laughter lends hilar- ity to somber gatherings . . . pristine perfec- tion always . . . easy to like, fun to know . . . prefers blond crew cuts . . . quite popular . . . as great a favorite as brother Charles, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club S, Peace Pact Staff-Patron 4. EDWARD KIERNAN 91 Belmont Avenue, North Arlington Loyal . . . To the last lap with truth and loyalty5 a steadfast friend and a sincere heart . . . lunch-time specialty: ham sand- wich . . . co-captain of the football team . . . practically, everybody's pal . . . partial to Green and Gold lingo . . . Mother's little helper for cleanliness after lunch. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club S5 Student Council 3, 45 Q. P. News Staff 3, 45 Peace Pact Staff-Patron 45 Football 3, 4. PATRICIA MAHONEY 521 Central Avenue, Harrison I1womparable . . . Sincere friendliness and charm coupled with a deep and under- standing interest in others . . . specializes in winning medals for Latin . . . better late than never . . . fun loving . . . Caldwell College bound. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Q. P. News Staff 45 Pease 4Pact Staff-Editorial 45 Honor Roll SF-M aw ffifs,2EiQ ag. riff, 1 iisfT i,j3? 3? 1 IRENE KROPA 428 Second Street, East Newark Unprcllictable . . . At ease in all situa- tions . . . hopes to qualify as an efficient secretary . . . can't seem to make that early bus . . . combination of frolic and fun . . . I'll stay tomorrow on Patrons. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 35 Glee Club 35 Q. P. News Staff 35 Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 45 Honor Roll 1, 3, 4. ROSEMARY LAMPRECHT 39 Fairmount Avenue, North Arlington Competent . . . Having gained her friend- ship, one's efforts are amply rewarded by cheerful diverting companionship . . . quite a sports fan . . . enjoys a good discussion . . . dislikes make-up . . . did shine as narrator in Freshman Welcome. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Activities Club 35 Student Coun- cil 35 P. News Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Peace Pact Sta f-Typist 45 Honor Roll 1, 2. CAROL LINDEMAN 15 Webster Street, North Arlington Musical . . . Gestures exclusively her own, and laughing remarks, always unique, testi- fying to the many facits of her personality . . . our favorite song-bird . . . proud of her megaphone . . . whizzes along in her green Chevey . . . a future asset to Ohio. Sodality 1, 2, 8, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 35 French Club 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 45 Honor Roll 3. ALICE MALONE 115 Linden Avenue, Kearny Classical . . . A poised paragon of fashion5 smiles that thrill for any distance . . . studious Miss . . . Green and Gold booster . . . boasts many friends . . . knows Books on Kearny shelves. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Glee Club 35 Q. P. News Staff 45 sense Pact Staff-Editorial 45 Honor Roll it ...,.. .53 MARYANN KURZAL 35 Chestnut Street, North Arlington Accommodating . . . She had her own clear notions of justice and faith, and prac- ticed them all in her own sweet way . . . speedy maid at typing . . . dependability, plus . . . sincere in all she says and does . . . she's with us in every project. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Activity Club 45 Glee Club 35 O. P. News Staffg Peace Pact Staff-Patron, Honor Roll 1, 4. . 5 k'7l-- .'5.,.., 5 5 F JEAN MARSHALL 319 john Street, Harrison .lunoesque . . . Gold dust and gladness, a daughter of the gods, divinely tall . . . loyalty personified . . . capable and effici- ent . . . guards the basket well . . . aller- gic to History . . . splendid student. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Student Council 3, 45 Math Club 35 Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 4. LYDIA MAUND 385 Hickory Street, Kearny Comely . . . She is our own and we are rich in having such a jewel . . . secretarial future . . . tops', among her many friends . . . called a panic at lunch . . . an ardent Q.P.. rooter all the way. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club lg Clee Club 3, Peace Pact Staff- Typist 4. KENNETH McKEE 15 Franklin Place, North Arlington Talented . . . Music hath charms! . . . dizzy fingers and dancing feet . . . a popu- lar fellow . . . outstanding basketball man . . . booming bass. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 15 Math Club 1, Q. P. News 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. EUCENIA MAYER 60 Hedden Terrace, North Arlington Gc'enteel . . . What charming thoughts pervade her playful mind? Her lips will not reveal their lovely schemes . . . known among us as Jean Ann . . . a bit of serious- ness, a bit of fun . . . always Bob ing along. Sodality 1, 2, 8, 4, A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Peace Pact Staff-Typist 4. JOHN MCAVENUE 204 Harrison Avenue. Harrison uI71dUSfffOllSh . . . Industry keeps the body healthy, the mind clear, the heart whole, and the purse full . . . class statesman . . . fascinated by Physics . . . gym enthusiast . . . no end of good disposition. Sodality 2, 3, 43 A.A. 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Football 3, 4. JOSEPH McCABE 24 Union Place, North Arlington Genuine . . . For his heart is like the sea, ever open, brave and free . . . the quiet gentleman . . . college bound . . . basketball star . . . welcome student in any class. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA MCCRATH 44 Birchwood Trail, Fayson Lakes, N. J. Benevolent . . . Itls nice to be nice, if you're naturally nice-in the ways she is . . . rates high with all . . . chauffeur for her basketball mates . . . nice to know, easy to like . . . dial P for Pat. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Peace Staff-Editorial 4. PATRICIA MCMAHON 117 Prospect Avenue, North Arlington Refined . . . Modesty hath more chann JOHN MCMORROW than beauty . . . many friends respond to , her dependability and bubbling laughter . . . 177 Sunset Avenue, North Aflmgfvn earnest worker for Peace Pact . . . hopes Executive . . . Prudence is the virtue of for a successful nursing career . . . lovely character and the parent of success . . . to talk with, delightful to know . . . favorite mimic-er extraordinary . . . a pleasing initials: Q.P. and hearty har-har . . . always the gentle- Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Math man . . . generous . . . hails from up-State Club 3, one Club 3, Latin Club 1, 4, Penflsvlvama- Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 4. Sodality 3, 4, A.A. 3, 4, Math Club 4. DAVID NEWTON PATRICK MEAD 31 Sunset Avenue, North Arlington Carefree . . . His witty jest and his spon- taneous smile put him in a class all his own . . . favors snacks at 11:00 . . . at home in fatigues . . . level-headed gent . . . always good for that extra point. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 45 Math Club 45 Football 2, 3, 4. FRANK NASH 493 Roosevelt Avenue, Lyndhurst Kibitzer . . . As prone to mischief, as able :o perform, for business is his pleasure and pleasure is his business . . . dig that crazy Hudson . . . alias Jacque McNamara . . . he's whimisical . . . favorite quote: You can't fight City Hall . . . great Activities man on the dues . . . he's a ready helper. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 French Club 35 Activities 45 Math Club 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Q. P. News 45 Peace Pact Staff-Business Manager 4. ' ws, K ' X . 1 ROSEMARY MORANO 26 Rutherford Place, North Arlington Facile . . . Snared by irresistible guile she holds us fast with just one smile . . . our Senorita . . . found under odd circum- stances . . . Gyms ' forget-me-not . . . an open heart means a sincere friend. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Peace Pact Staff-Typist 4. LEWIS MORRELL 16 Hoover Street, North Arlington Superb . . . At ease in the tight spots, he always pulls us through . . . his diet5 cherry vanilla ice cream and grape sodas . . . basketball M.V.P .... likes Barb - ecues . . . future goal the Hall. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 45 Honor Roll 15 Football 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. ANITA NELSON 406 Elm Street, Arlington Angelic . . . She's a pert young miss5 by nature charming, patient, generous, and dis- creet . . . future C.P.A .... willing listener . . . wears her heart on her sleeve for Q.P. . . . a very dependable lass. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Math Club 35 Mission Group 45 ,Our Lady's Group 35 Peace Pact Staff- Patron 4. 4 x ...tl ' til-if EILEEN MORIARTY 26 Roosevelt Street, North Arlington Pixief' . . . Fortune roared with laughing exultation spilling forth a pixie of impish grace . . . instigator of fun . . . Thanks Awfully, Mr. Montague . . . would wel- come shorter school days . . . prefers early lunch. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 8, 45 Q. P. News Staff 4. 1 Jefferson Avenue, Arlington Athletic . . . A combination rare but true, athlete, friend, and a good fellow too .... Hey stir . . . he flipped his Lyd . . . Class President . . . a temperest at gym . . . football co-captain. Sodality 3, 45 A.A. 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Peace Pact Staff-Business Manager 45 Football 3, 4. THOMAS PARKINSON 45 Charles Street, Belleville Nonpareil . . . Formed on the good old plan, a true and brave and downright honest man . . . Parky . . . setshot artist . . . congregates with the multitude at Sid's . . . Don't rush mel Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. ROBERT PETRELLA 106 Ilford Avenue, North Arlington Studious . . . A fine speaker and the soul of courtesy, full of marvelous learning . . . our Candid Cameraman . . . rival of johnny Ray . . . abounds in loyalty to Q.P. . . . unusual mimeograph man . . . future Setonian. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, S, 4, French Club 4, Student Council 4, Math Club 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Glee Club 4, Q.P. News Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA PASZTOR 425 Ridge Road, North Arlington AimabZe . . . Her loving spirit will always live on with us, as a glowing example of a true friend . . . good stylist . . . winces at the thought of public speaking . . . ex- cells in raciousness of manner . . . precious E gem in a perfect setting. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Peace Pact Staff-Patron 4. PHYLLIS PAWLAK 51 Gold Street, North Arlington invigorating . . . She hurries the world along by her interest in others, keen wit, and wonderful fun-loving nature . . . power- ful debator . . . past President Le Cercle Francais . . . brains, plus personality . . . capable Q.P. News editor. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Q.P. News Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 4, Honor Roll MARY JANE PIERZ S21 N. Second Street, Harrison Efferpescent . . . A smartness, brisk and pert, a heart capable of its ultimate goal . . . when it comes to schools: Give me Q.P. . . . steady worker on the Peace Pact . . . u teacher in the making . . . Dick, will you or will you not meet the girls? . . . Let me collect my thoughts. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Activities 3, 4, Math Club kli'C?l.P. News Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor o . MARGARET PATERSON 13 Lafayette Street, Arlington Efficient . . . Practical and economical she anticipates her future with n charming air of delight . . . our version of a Betty Crocker . . . a once in a lifetime . . . blushes with ease . . . skillful seamstress. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, News- paper Staff 3, Peace Pact Staff-Patron 4. ANITA L. PILIONE 12 Morton Place, North Arlington Reliable . . . An intense effort to take all seriously with a lady-like composure and sincere good will . . . if in doubt hunt up 'Jerry . . . sports minded . . . charming manner . . . secretarial future. Sodality 1, 2, 8, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 8, Camera Club 4, Peace Pact Staff- Patron 4. RITA RUSSELL ' IAMES SCHAEFFER ROBERT C. PLATT 728 Hamilton Street, Harrison ChUoalrous . . . Those about him shall read the perfect ways of honour . . . typing scholar . . . never seen without George W. . . . Brummer's man . . . ferocious lineman . . . a real nice guy. Sodality 3, 4, A. A. 8, 4, Math Club 3, Glee Club 4, Football 3, 4, Peace Pack Staff- Business Manager 4. JOAN RYAN 11 S. Midland Avenue, Arlington Conside1'ate . . . S0 debonaire and fem- inine, reserved but always approachable . . . good natured gal . . . a champion at pencil sharpening . . . sincere and friendly . . . I couldn't get my Math. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Glee Club 3, 4, Peace Pact Staff- Patron 4. vt .3 MARGARET REUTHER 49 Front Street, North Arlington Radiant . . . The full innocent heart and the naive air coupled in a duet of talent rare . . . our Little Margie . . . neatness personified . . . one of the Big Three her heart is green and gold trimmed. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 4. GERARD ROSS 85 Belmont Avenue, North Arlington Heformer . . . His honor, proudly free, severely merry, proved to all he's just our Jerry . . . 1lA news editor . . . has friends aplenty at Q.P. . . . Can't see a thing without my glasses. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 8, 4, Student Council 3, Math Club 3, Q.P. News Staff 4. 621 Belgrove Drive, Arlington Explosive . . . Her overflow of restless energy is easily conerted into a purposeful, driving force . . . at home on the basketball court fthe floorj . . . tireless worker in all at Q.P .... personality plus . . . holds fast to the 19th amendment. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 8, 4, Latin Club 1, Glee Club 3, 4, Student Council 8, Our Lady's Group 4, Honor Roll 1. 26 Melrose Avenue, North Arlington Dashing . . . He had his own happy ways, snappy clothes, and reckless moments, but a heart of gold . . . Herbie . . . favors babysitting . . . slow thinker . . . football M.V.P .... happy-go-lucky . . . a quarter's worth . . . many friends. Sodality 1, 2, 8, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 8, 4, Math Club 3, Glee Club 4, Football 3, 4. GEORGE ROBERTSON 10 Davis Street, East Newark Casual . . . Happy am I, from care I'm free, why aren't they all content like me? . . . dreams well . . . soccer player . . , loves Religion course . . . welcomes week- ends. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Basketball 2. gt .. .f JANET SCHEPER 45 Fifth Street, North Arlington Fastidious . . . Keen interest in others and willing offers of help manifest an innate kindness . . . definitely the refined type . . . earnest worker for Q.P. interests . . . a friend to be valued . . . too nice to be forgotten. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Glee Club 3, Mission Group 4, genie Pact Staff-Patron 4, Honor Roll 1, , . JOAN VERRIER ROBERTA SCHLECEL 505 Harding Avenue, Lyndhurst Diligent . . . And still we gazed and the wonder grew that one small head could hold all she knew . . . popular mailbox . . . luncheon chit-chat . . . rich in friends . . . willing helper . . . dependability, considera- tion, and refinement her main assets. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Camera 4, Activities Club 4, geagre Pact Staff-Editorial 4, Honor Roll EDWARD VENDITTI 37 Sixth Street, Harrison Dynamic . . . A rare compound of oddity, frolic and fun, he sits high in all of our hearts . . . I ain't the only one . . . loyal to football at gym . . . wouldn't be Trig without pretzels . . . has a wide circle of friends. . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Glee Club 4. WILLIAM SCOTT 644 Valleybrook Avenue, Lyndhurst Unpredictable', . . . Let the world slide by, but watch out for splinters . . . quick with an answer . . . He's a Terry er . . . knows how to relax. Sodality 3, 4, A.A. 3, 4. PATRICK SOMERS 285 Branch Brook Drive, Belleville Versatile . . . Always willing to give a helping hand, he's what we call a real Pain . . . off-key base . . . snappy dresser . . . can do without homework . . . trips the light fantastic. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Glee Club 4. ROBERT TERCHEK 214 Prospect Avenue, North Arlington Friendly . . . 'Tis true that he is much inclined to talk and fool with all mankind . . . Chatterbox . . . seldom seen with his own homework . . . regular Daniel Boone . . . Hot Ford . . . likes to summer at the shore. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Activities Club 4, Glee Club 4. 14 Harding Avenue, North Arlington Exuberant . . . Her classic charm and steady pace are tempered by her artless grace . . . a combination of talent and in- genuity . . . capable editor of the Peace Pact . . . enjoys basketball . . . captains the cheering squad . . . has a S.C. post. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Cheering 2, 3, 4 Captain 3, 4, O. P. News Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Peace Pact Staff -Editor 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Glee Club 4. WILLIAM SHEPHERD 4A Garden Terrace, North Arlington Candid . . . Candid opinions coupled with a frequent roughish attitude make his friendship worth while . . . seldom seen without a Gunn . . . mad scientist . . . 'Snapper . . . good on commercials . . . good guy. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 1, 2, 8, 4, Activ- ities 3, 4, Q.P. News Staff 4. THOMAS VUONO 2 Halleck Street, Newark Diplomatic . . . It's not what he said, it's just the way he said it . . . watch out for the Indians . . . always picks up his cousin after school . . . favors basketball . . . May I please speak to Kenny? Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, French Club 3, Math Club 3, Q.P. News Staff 3, 4. BARBARA WARDELL 410 Second Street, East Newark Sagacious . . . Supremely unaware of the talent which is hers, she lends an air of nonchalance to her every action . . . On the Waterfront fan . . . rates A in Chem . . . R.N. future . . . favorite snack Morrell ham . . . brilliant student. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Our Lady's Group 35 Q.P. News Staff 35 Peace Pact Staff-Editorial 4. JOHN A. ZACHAU B4 Rutherford Place, North Arlington Earnest . . . A man in earnest finds means, or if he cannot he creates them . . . a debater who has a head for statistics . . . My father says-and I'1l prove it . . . Wrestler at type writing . . . I'm sorry to miss out on the Xavier Brothers . . . I beg to differ. Sodality 1, 2, 8, 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4. I fefiags ni A . l ,,'- RUTH ANN WEHNER 120 Rutherford Place, Arlington Serene . . . Her gentle, serene manner cloaks a determined will and a soft heart . . . great on editorials . . . quit reserved . . . neat attire . . . ready for a gay time. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Q. P. News Staff 3, 4 Editor 45 Peace Pact Staff- Typist 4. STANLEY T. ZAWADOWICZ 535 Third Street, Lyndhurst 'flngeniousu . . . He is great, who is dis- tmguished by profound learning . . . a gentleman and a scholar . . . hopes to be a physicist . . . high in the art of photography . . . a follower of Liberace. s0d91ifY 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A. 1, 2. 3, 45 French Club 2, 85 Math Club 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 4, Latin Club 1, 25 Peace Pact Staff-Busi- ness Manager. GEORGE WIMMER 305 Ann Street, Harrison Honorable . . . Here's to one who'll not pretend, but is and stays a steadfast friend . . . favors the Platt amendment . . . quiet, unassuming . . . rates an all around good guy . . . hasn't a flair for French. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 35 Football 3, 4. FRANCES YENISH 416 Belgrove Drive, Kearny Affable . . . She uses her charming and unaffected mannerisms to cheer and please all . . . well mannered Miss . . . gay dis- position . . . a smile that makes you happy . . . seldom without Ruth. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Peace Pact Staff-Typist 4. 89 Mr. and Mrs. Burlze, Pat, lachie, Maureen, Mr. and Mrs. lames Cooney, lames' and Mr. and Mrs. Ala, Lillian, Marilyn, and loyce Mr. and Mrs. George Ashley, Carol, Ronald, and Michael Giordano Mr. and Mrs. Franh Belmont, Franlz, lr.,5and Amelia Mr. and Mrs. William Barrett, Mae, and Paul Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bevins, Aloysius, and Helen Mary Boys of Sacred Heart Academy Kearny, New lersey Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown, Gloria, Anita. Vincent, and Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Browne, lane, Kathy, and Pat Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Buczynshi and. Carolyn Margaret Eileen, David and Granny Mr. and Mrs. Cadden, and Margaret Mr. and Mrs. loseph Campbell, Marjorie, and Mary Louise Mr. and Mrs. William Carey, and Dolores Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Cholmnian, George, Richard. Donald, and Lorraine Mr. and Mrs. Fredericlz C. Clifton, and Mary Lou Mary, Eileen, Iimmy, and lohnny Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Cusiclz, Adeline, and Bernice Mr. and Mrs. William G. Davey. George, Marilyn, and Hattie Mr. and Mrs. lolln- Derr, Barlaara, Richard, and Iacqueline MTS. I. De S011-TIE and Helen Mr. and Mrs. loseph Dietz. Ioseph, Iames, Michael, and Richard Mr. and Mrs. Franlz Dill, Charles, Ronnie, Ianice, Iohn, William, and David Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D'Orio, Lawrence, Rolzert, and Tommy Mr. and Mrs. loseph Feher, Beverly, and William Acocella, Patrick, '54 Antico, Frank, '53 Best, Betty Ann, '53 Bruce, Joseph, '53 Caggiano, Constance McKenna, '45 Callaghan, Jane, '53 Campezi, Orlando, '47 Clarke, Mrs. Kathleen Teer, M.D., '38 Condon, Raymond E., '49 D'Antico, Frank, '53 De Sonne, Mr. and Mrs. E., '43 Dietz, Geraldine A., '53 Edwards, Florence R., '54 Fitzgerald, Gerald R., '52 zzmffy Qdllldflf Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Fitzgerald, Bernadette, and Gerald Mr. and Mrs. T. Fitzpatrich, Patricia, Thomas, Mary Beth, Ruth, and Anthony Mr. and Mrs. A. Gutlzowslzi and Rolzert Mr. and Mrs. Otto lagusch, Dorothy, Lydia, Alfred, and Richard Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kiel, Charles and Kathy Mr. George Kieman and Edward Mr. and Mrs. loseph Kropa, and lrene Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kurml, Mary Ann, and Thomas Mrs. William Lamprecht, Rosemary, William, Michael, lane, and Catherine Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I. Mahoney, and Patricia Mr. and Mrs. lames L. Malone, Alice, Thomas, and Cecile Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, lohn lr., and lean Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maund, Franlr, Lydia, and Ruth Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mayer, Kathy, Patricia, and Eugenia Mr. and Mrs. lohn Mead, luhn, lr.. lane, Louise, Mary, Rose. Clare, lames, Margaret, loseph. and Patrich - v Mr. and Mrs. D. Morano, Rosemary, and loseph Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Morrell, Michael, lohn, Rolzert, and Lewis Mr. and Mrs. D. Maguire, lames, Florence, Maureen, and Thomas Clancey Mr. and Mrs. lnhn McAvenue, and Iohn Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCalJe, loe, Walter, and Lucille Mr. and Mrs. Iolln MCGUUUFI1, Helen, Alice, and lohn, lr. Mr. and Mrs. William McGrath, and Patricia Mr. and Mrs. lohn McKee, lanet, and Kenneth Ivlf. and MVS. MCMGIIUH, Patricia, Edward, Walter, and Vincent Qffumnz' gpzzfflafzs Fitzgerald, Gerald T., '51 Flanagan, Barbara, '51 Grady, Mrs. Rita, '46 Grant, Joan M., '50 Hoteling, Fred, '53 Kastner, Dorothy, '53 Kearney, Marion R., '46 Kincaid, Margaret M., '54 Kiernan, Madeleine, Lynskey, Kathryn, '52 Mayer, Jacqueline, '49 McCabe, Lucille, '51 Moriarty, Veronica, '47 Nottage, Maryann, '54 Peck, Ruth, '54 90 Mr. and Mis. lohn I. McMorrow, and lohn. lr. Mr. and Mrs. Herlnert Nelson, Anita, Herlz, and Bill Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Nash, Wilfred, Lillian, Ellen, and Franh Mrs. A. Pasztor and Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Rolaert Paterson, Margaret, Mary, Rohert. Clare, lohn, lames, Thomasy Bernadette, Regina, and Sheila Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pawlah. Patricia, Phyllis, and Hanlm, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Petrella. Iames, Robert, and Edward Mr. and Mrs. lohn A. Pierz, Mary lane, and Claire Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pilione. Anita, Lois, and Cathy Mrs. B. C. Platt, -and Bolt . Mr. and Mrs. MF. Bild MVS. Gerard Ross, and Gerard Iohn Ryan, Ioan, lohn, Mary Lou, and Patricia MT. and MTS. Ioseph Schlegel, Mary, and Rolrer Mr. and Mrs. Herlnert Schaeffer, Edward Mrs. Mildred Scheper, Richard, Carol, and lane! Sisters of Catholic Apostolate Sacred Heart lnstitute, Keamy, New lersey Mr. and Mrs. William Shepherd, lahn, Bill, Iessico, Paul, Gregory, and Ioseph Mr. and Mrs. F. Verrier, lim, Ioan, Fronc, Leanne, Mary lane, and Ma Mrs. Eva Vuono. Tommy, Ioey, and Billy Mr. and Mrs. Clemens Weluler, Helmut, and Ruth Ann Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wardelll Barlaara, Lynn, and Tommy Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaus Zowadowicz, and Stanley Mr. and MTS. IDI!!! Zachau, Ctll'0lyfl, 01111 lohn Peck, William F., '48 Reilly, Margaret Mary, '51 Rinaldi, Mr. and Mrs. William, '53 Rodgers, Anne S., '53 Rodgers, Mrs. Florence, '40 Ryan, Martin J., '54 Schmitt, Helen M., '53 Shaughnessy, Carole, '53 Walsh, Frances T., '49 Walsh, Nancy, '52 Walsh, Ioan C., '52 Ward, Patricia E., '52 Wurtemberg, Barbara M., '53 Wynn, Gerard M., '51 Yarvote, Patricia, '52 Right Rev. Monsignor Peter B. O'Connor Rev. Father Thomas F. Duffy Rev. Father Richard M. McGuiness Rev. Father Edward R. Oehling Rev. Father Theodore Czermak Rev. Father Anthony J. Kasper Rev. Father Ladislaus Wilczewski Adamo, Mrs. P. J. Akersten, Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Augustine, Mrs. Michael. Bergen, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bernadino, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bevins, Mr. and Mrs. James Bevins, Mr. and Mrs. John Bonelli, Bob Brierly, Mrs. J. C. Brzostowski, Piotr Stanislaw Pawel Buss, Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Cambria, Mr. James Carey, Irene Cavanaugh, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. R. 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QXZUJIZKKIFIIJX Qzzfxlafzs Acme Quality Food Market 98 Ridge Road N. Arlington Sam Antonovich 300 John Street, Harrison Fine Meats and Groceries HUbbard 3-2160 Jay Arnold Shops 43 Ridge Road N. Arlington Asia Restaurant Air Conditioned Ridge Road and Belleville Pike N. Arlington KEamy 2-9741 Bauerlein Florist 96 Schuyler Avenue N. Arlington KEarny 2-3706 James F. Bayer 17-7th Street N. Arlington KEarny 2-7007 Bennett's Diner 883 Broadway, Newark HUbbard 3-9749 Best of Luck ' Councilman-Daniel Lane East Newark 91 Bill's Barber Shop Stuyvesant Avenue Lyndhurst Bilka's Bar and Grill Ridge Road Lyndhurst GEneva 8-9664 Clement M. Brierly, Funeral Services 211 Ridge Road N. Arlington KEarny 2-0150 Bruck Agency Realtor and Insuror 123 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-4971-2 Brummer's Luncheonette-Confectionary 14 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-9712 Bryan Construction Company, Inc. 171 Ridge' Road N. Arlington Kasmy 3-6112 Cappuccino Hardware 602 North Fourth Street Harrison HArrison 6-6670 Carey's Taverna Oldest Tavern In Harrison 209 John Street HArrison 6-9825 Frank Casadonte Frank's Auto Body Works 757 Harrison Avenue, Harrison HUmboldt 2-9438 Chasta Motor Transportation Co. 616 Jersey Street Harrison HUmboldt 3-5718 Chatterbox Good coffee-Horton's Ice Cream 189 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-9890 .lack Clark's Dairy Welsh Farm's Good Milk Products 50 River Road N. Arlington Clover Shops 300 Harrison Avenue, Harrison For the Miss and Mrs. HUmboldt 2-1720 Cobb's 426 Harrison Avenue HUmboldt 2-8530 Cobb's Market Quality Meats 85 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-0360 A. Colmenero 12 Ridge Road, N. Arlington Knsmy 2-0686 Compliments of Belleville Police Station Belleville Compliments of Berger's Dairy KEarny 2-1776 Compliments of William R. Bonelli, M.D. Compliments of Maclyn Cagan, M.D. Compliments of Ugo S. 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Drewniany-Killeen M.D. 461 Kingsland Avenue Lyndhurst WEbster 9-3335 Eagan's N. Arlington Eddie's Ridge Sweet Shop Luncheonette 269 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-9565 Emerald Drug Store 368 Belleville Pike Kearny The Fabric Shop Slip Covers, Drapes, Yard Goods, C 3 Ridge Road Bert M. Fay The First National Bank and Trust Company of Keamy Foley Chevrolet Motor Sales Co. 957-963 Broad Street Newark 2 Mltchell 3-7300 Forest Dairy Dairy Products 17 Forest Street, N.Arlington KEarny 2-3130 Foresta's Gift Stationers 597 Ridge Road N. Arlington KEarny 2-9895 92 urtains Four Twenty Club 420 Passaic Avenue East Newark HArrison 6-9027 Paul Froio 239 Hamilton Street Harrison Dry Cleaning and Tailoring Garden Delicatessen Open Daily, Sunday Included, 8-11 418 Page Avenue, Lyndhurst WEbster 9-2950 Tony and Kirk Garden Delicatessen Wines, Whiskey, Beer 418 Page Avenue, Lyndhurst Gast's Department Store 302 North Fourth Street Harrison HArrison 6-4471 Gem Oil Company Fuel Oil-Gasoline N. Arlington General Head Construction Corp. 800 Harrison Avenue Kearny John J. Ryan, Pres. George and Lena's Tavern The Friendly Tavern 400 John Street East Newark Robert Glass Q 103 William Street Kearny Good Luck To The Class of '55 A Friend James J. Goodman Confectionary Store 311 Harrison Avenue Harrison HArrison 6-2116 Joseph Griilel Milmor's Candy Store 25 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst GEneva 8-9669 Gus's Quality Market Good Food - 33 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst WEbster 9-7545-6 E. Hance Truckman 156 Leonard Place N. Arlington Harding Drugs 48 Ridge Road N. Arlington KEarny 2-9292 Harrison Cab Co. 825 South Fourth Street Harrison HArrison 6-2211 Harrison Cycle Company 400 Harrison Avenue, Harrison Toys, Games, Bicycles HUmboldt 2-8884 James Hart Truckman 360 Roosevelt Avenue Lyndhurst - WEbster 9-1828 L. S. Harvey General Contractor 194 Rutherford Place KEarny 2-8332 Hocky's Wines and Liquors 11 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst WEbster 9-9864 Hoey's Sea Food 511 Harrison Avenue, Harrison HArrison 6-6805 Specializing in Fish and Chips Henry A. Hofener Plumbing, Heating, Tinning 9 Harding Avenue KEarny 2-0447 Homelite Corporation 39 River Road N. Arlington Courtesy of Albert H. Hopper Horvath Bros. Truckman 322 Schuyler Avenue, Kearny KEamy 2-5548 Hugo's Florist 287 Ridge Road N. Arlington KEarny 2-1157 Dr. Thomas J. Hyland .lackson's Auditorium Russell and Pauline' Corner Kingsland and Harrison Avenues HUmboldt 3-9754 Jacob's Market Inc. 818 Kearny Avenue Arlington KEarny 2-5080-l-2 Jarvis Oil Company Fuel Oil and Burner Service 187 Rutherford Place, N. Arlington KEarny 2-4655 Krauser's Shoes for All the Family 43M Ridge Road-N. Arlington KEarny 2-8541 Krasner's Shop Rite Market 169 Ridge Road N. Arlington Kirk Caterers Delicatessen-Liquors 121 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-6886-2.2757 Kiernan Funeral Home 101 Union Avenue Belleville 9 Roy W. Kiel Co. Mortgage Financing 1007 Springfield Avenue Irvington Keenan and Finch Attorneys Belleville Kearny Federal Savings 80 Ridge Road N. Arlington KEarny 2-7100 Kearny Cleaners 239 Kearny Avenue Kearny K. and D. Decorator 94 Stevens Place N. Arlington KEarny 2-5604 Keller Engineering Company Oil Burners-Fuel Oil-Heating WEbster 9-0060 Lackawanna Auto Wreckers Belleville Turnpike N. Arlington Louis A. Leviss, D.M.D. Lilly's Sportwear Blouses, Skirts, Lingerie, etc. 36 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 3-5455 Lou's Service Center Louis Campanaro-Prop. 209 Ridge Road KEarny 2-9717 Lucy Hairdresser 475 Franklin Avenue Nutley 10 Lyndhurst Auto Sales 651 Riverside Avenue, Lyndhurst New and Used Parts RUtherford 2-4900 Lyrm Chevrolet, Inc. 216 Belgrove Drive Kearny KEarny 2-8350 Malcolm Bros., Inc. 1226 Railroad Place Belleville 9 Mannigan Sheet Metal Company Engineers and Contractors 708 Wilhelm Street, Harrison HUmboldt 5-4040 Albert Maund Inc. Daily Transportation New York and Philadelphia KEarny 2-8787 Mazur's Bakery 323 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst GEneva 8-5168 Mazur's Bakery 173 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 3-4194 Mrs. J. McDonald United Grocery Co. 199 Prospect Avenue Grocery Business KEarny 2-9828 Thomas Meloro and Son Monumental Works 271 Ridge Road N. Arlington Monaco and Oliro Coal Co. 675 Valley Brook Avenue Lyndhurst GEneva 8-4438 93 Nanke's Confectionery Home Made Candy and Ice Cream 870 Kearny Avenue Arlington Patsy Naples Tom the Tailor 165 Ridge Road KEarny 2-7197 Newark Pipe Shop For Real Smoking Pleasure Smoke a Schoenleber Hand Made Pipe 29 Branford Place, Newark 2 .lohn Newton Trucking Co. 1400 Belleville Turnpike Kearny O'Connor Agency, Inc. Real Estate and Insurance 600 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-7000 0tto's Bakery 688 Kearny Avenue Arlington KEamy 2-0804 Paterno's Superette 511 Lewandowski Street Lyndhurst GEneva 8-7590 Pat the Tailor Expert Cleaning - Dyeing - Alteration 598 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 3-0170 Priscilla Pharmacy Reliable Prescription Service 722 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst GEneva 8-2213 Charles and Anna Fleming Prospect Avenue Delicatessen 203 Prospect Avenue Edward T. Reid Irv Rein Liquor and Delicatessen 126 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 3-0170 Ridge Bakery 20 Ridge Road N. Arlington KEarny 2-5140 Ridge Lumber Co. Everything for Building' 241 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 2-1828-9 Roger's ' Television and Radio Service 276 Belleville Avenue, Belleville Pl. 9-0900 Work Guaranteed Carl Ruotolo General Contractor 54 Windsor' Street, Kearny KEarny 2-0974 S and Z Associates 148 Little Street, Belleville Contractors Pl. 9-5885 Sargent Motors Inc. Chevrolet Sales and Service 89 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEamy 2-9000 Scandia Manufacturing Co. 500 Belleville Turnpike, N. Arlington ' Special Machinery Schroeder's Bakery 35 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst WEbsler 9-6971 Sheridan Ford Inc. 160 Belgrove Drive Kearny KEarny 2-5060 Silk's Pharmacy-Harry Silk 416 North Fourth Street and Cor. Central Avenue, Harrison HArris0n 6-8803, 6-8809 Steve's Florist-F. W. Kinlan Flowers for all occasions. 505 North Fourth St., Harrison HArrison 6-8023 Su Ellen-Cleaners and Tailors 3 Hour Cleaning-We Deliver 301 North Fourth St., Harrison HUmboldt 5-3217 L. Tella D.D.S. 193 Ridge Road N. Arlington KEarny 3-2821 Terminal Exterminating Co. 11 South Fourth Street Harrison ' HUmboldt 2-3515 Tile and Terrazzo, Contractors HUmboldt 3-5770 C0rtland 7-8246 M. Totich Trucking 823 Schuyler Avenue, Kearny KEarny 2-0345 Towne Florist Floral Creations For all Occasions 6 Ridge Road, N. Arlington KEarny 3-1788 John J. Tully Tully's Super Market Complete Food Market 277 Beech Street, Arlington United Food Co. 199 Prospect Avenue N. Arlington KEarny 2-9828 William E. Vallery Ideal Farms Products 126 Page Avenue Lyndhurst Wagner Baking Corporation Newark Walter's Meat Market 203 Prospect Avenue N. Arlington KEarny 2-0430 Walter's Delicatessen Walter Plikaitis 607 North Fourth Street Harrison HArrison 6-2807 Ward Optical Mfg. Corp. Zyl Frames N. Arlington KEarny 2-7693 Werns Express Daily Trips New York and New Jersey KEarny 2-2389 West Hudson National Bank Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 326 Harrison Avenue, Harrison Whelan Drugs 1 Ridge Road N. Arlington Deliver Anywhere KEarny 2-0446 White Sales Inc. Aluminum Combination Doors-Windows Porch Enclosures and Venetian Blinds KEarny 3-3463 Walter J. Wiedmont General Contractor 111 Ilford Avenue KEarny 2-5068 Yolanda House of Styles 30 Ridge Road, N. Arlington York Brake Service 161 Ridge Road Lyndhurst WEbster 9-4034 gfuknf mafia FRESHMEN John F. Baxter Donald C. Bayer Edward W. Benedetto William C. Binkowski Peter F. Blair Paul J. Bulger Robert E. Cardone George J. Carlson Francis J. Carragher John D. Cherry John V. Cornish Robert H. Cross Thomas H. Czaya James'Dietz Thomas F. Dimler Edward J. Dondzila Robert F. Donohue Richard R. Durand William J. Feher John C. Kearney Frances A. Auer Rosemary C. Ballantyne Marianne H. 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Crosta, 8A Robert Fay, 8A Dorothy Justice, 8A Dorothy Ozzano, 8B ' ztammzt gfviaaf ,glasses Sister Paul Joseph, Gradeg Pre-Primer Sister Ann Dorothy, Grade lA Sister Saint Albert, Grade 1B Sister Marie Eugene, Grade 2A Sister James Aloysius, Grade 2B Sister Agnes Patrice, Grade 3A Sister Cecilia Veronica, Grade 3B Sister Mary Anne, Grade 3C Sister Teresa Aloysia, Grade 4A Sister John Bernard, Grade 4B Sister Teresa Leona, Grade SA Sister William Stanislaus, Grade 5B Sister Saint Gerald, Grade 6A Sister Flavian, Grade 6B Sister Grace Agatha, Grade 7A Sister Joseph Lawrence, Grade 7B Sister Saint Vincent, Grade 8A Sister Margaret de Lourdes, Grade 8B Wflfli qiviaalf Kurt J . Akersten, St. Peter's College Joan Babinski, St. Michael's Hospital Anne Barton, St. Cecilia's High School Richard T. Barton, St. Cecilia's High School Kenneth Cairnes, Bergen Tech. 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