St Aloysius High School - Aloysian Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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To Vera Mulpeter and Christine Eichler, Lorraine Maxwell and Florence Kessler's inquisitiveness, so outwardly manifested when they financed an expedition to Borneo to find out what became of the hats that the headhunters had left over. To Winifred Mulvanerton and Catherine Farrawell, Regina Iarmicki's and Lucille Carroll's story about the blind carpenter who picked up his hammer and . . . saw. To Iohn Maher and Frank Layburn, Ray Kraus' and Francis McCarthy's dashing f?J way with Freshmen girls. To Walter Mahler, Thomas Niland, and Fred Schmidt, the sleeves from Dick Whitely's vest, lim Dandy Weldon's sock presser. and Ed Kenney's crate of assorted doughnut and button holes. To Marie Nevins, Helen Flaherty, and Rita Dunne, Miriam Mousie Downey's and Pat McLaughlin's set of books on How To Speak Hinduistani. To Mary Louise O'Brien and Catherine Fellmer, Terry Gallagher's and Marion Behnke's belief that Battle of Bunker Hill was not fought on the level. To Iohn McBride and Daniel McCarthy, the never ending tall stories propounded by Bob Schroll and Tom Muldoon. To Charles Rooney and Iohn Yates, I. Fergus McFarland's book on How To Be A Saint in Ten Easy Lessons, and Iohn Flaherty's amazing shoe- laces. To Miriam O'Donnell, Norma Twomey and Ann Grady, Vivian Quinn's and Virginia Murphy's tall stories about their numerous college acquaintances. To Ellen O'Farrell, Helen Whyte, and Muriel Radigan. the wonderful theory of Pat Burke and Kay Haubert- lce skates never develop axle trouble . To Margaret Reilly and Margaret Riley, Dot Donnelly's and lean Schiffer's sympathy for the leopards who get in tight spots. To Everett Maynard, William Moran, and Edward Mara, Hook O'Connor's U. uniform, Bob Burke's box of tie knots, and Art Healy's Wear-Ever Aluminum collars. To Thomas MacDonough, William Shea, and Ioseph Morrissey, Walter Keogh's Roman Scandals , George Cooney's Autobiography of a Romeo , and Tom Sheehan's patent on woolen Windshields. To Eileen Walker, Catherine Monahan, and Alice Fried. the answers submitted by Marion O'Neill and Esther McElvogue to the burning question, Can a Hindu do a handstand on crutches . To Catherine Sullivan. and Iosephine Herold, Midge McLaughlin's and Muriiel McCartin's collection of man-hole covers with which to play tiddlie- Wln S. To William McGee and Francis McGrath, Pat McNamara's controlling interest in Alibis, Inc., and Farmer Kelly's stock in Agriculture, Ltd. To Dorothy Smith, Helen Gepp, and Margaret Scott, Marie Whalen's fa- mous slogan, People have more fun than anybody . To Florence Walker and Kathleen Wood, the medals won by Peggy Quirk and Claire Sidler for their sensational capture of a runaway cigar store Indian. To Dorothy Barry and Ann Zabouski, Anne Lefkowitz and Helen White's narration about the dumb wheelwright who picked up his wheel and . . . spoke. To Shirley Latchford and Eileen Iohnson, Barbara Zack's Wooden ear muffs and Virginia Kennedy's chromium plated mittens. In witness whereof, we hereby seal the enclosed on this, the twenty- second day of Iune, one thousand, nine hundred and thirty-eight. - THE CLASS OF 1938. WITNESSES: RICHARD KEEGAN PAUL HEARNS ' Q, AIAIYSIANW' ' Page Fifty We

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WILL HND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of Saint Aloysius High School, Class of '38, being of sound mind and body, fsome of usl and mindful of the brief time left us in Saint Aloysius, do hereby declare this to be our last will. We give and bequeath to our teachers our sincerest gratitude for their faithful and untiring efforts to train us for our future careers. Especially do we thank sincerely the following: l. Father Duffy, our Spiritual Director. for making possible our four years at Saint Aloysius' and particularly for his kind fatherly advice which has made us better for the heeding. 2. Father Mooney. our Aloysian Moderator, for his guidance and en- couragement in all our school activities. 3. Father McHenry, for his generous cooperation in Sodality affairs when- ever we needed it. 4. Father Farrell, for his zealous interest in our spiritual welfare. 5. Sister Pauline, for her patient guidance of us throughout our Senior year. 6. Mr. Paul Hearns, for his generous assistance and valuable sugges- tions in preparing this Year Book. We give and bequeath unto the Iunior Class in general our loyalty, class spirit, and initiative. To the individual Iuniors, we make the subsequent bequests: To Edward Armstrong and William McCarthy, the indescribable wizardry of I. P. Stokowski Kelly at the keyboard. To Harry Burns and Henry F ryczinski, the inimitable style of Bob Koenig and I. I. Kelly of mustaching women's faces on billboards. To Marice Butler and Iean Walliser, Alice Kenney's new dictionary containing Webster's special dispensation to .use the word Ain't . To Valeria Callahan and Margaret Burke. the special formula for rapid growth propounded by Peggy Trodd and Helen McGrath. To Iohn Cooney and William Connor, Paul McKenna's and Ed Mor- risey's bow ties which they will find very useful in making a patch quilt. To Ioseph Ashley and Iarnes Dolan, with the warning not to look in the mirror. we bequeath Mickey Stewart's ostentatiously gaudy shirts. To Iohn Desmond and Iohn Flannery, an autographed copy of George Martin and Walter Clossey's treatise on The Practical Use Of Firt-burners . To Mary Doherty and Rita Keating, the peace-loving nature of Ann Callahan. To Mary Heavy and Helen Gray, the zeal of Mission Ioe McFarland. To Marie Hayes, Catherine Dicken, Sis Moeller and Marge Sherwood's guaranteed vanishing cream. IHZSOJ To Frank Dolan and William Martin. Buck Batho's and Brother McGeady's bottles of henna rinse. To Ioseph Iones, Francis McCarthy's football helmet for the next time he puts his head through the auditorium door. To Catherine Fitzgerald and Eileen Doyle, the outstanding dexterity of Babe Waters and Chic Draper at the terpsichorean art. To Mary Rose Kierce, Eleanor Donoghue, and Florence Sack, the zippers from Marie Dolan's and Eileen Hewitt's silk stockings. To Iohn Finn, Aloysius Stewart's nickname of Mickey . To Ioseph Hayden and Robert Keogh, the successful secret of Raymond Bingy Betz for putting on weight. 'THE 19325 Page Fifty-fam'

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