St James High School - Pelican Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

The 1960 PELICAN published by THE SENIOR CLASS SAINT JAMES HIGH. SCHOOL TTD ur, AL рс REM dE +: 4 az (mb my is la E Ge Dee, A. DU = Реасе Through The Rosary the rosary be said daily throughout the On May 13, 1917, the Queen of Heaven і | world. She even considered children capable appeared to three children, Lucia, Jacinta, of reciting the rosary so that they could also and Francesco, at Fatima, Portugal. In her pray for peace. For it is through children message to the children she asked for pen- that the message of Fatima will be carried ance and reparation, the daily rosary, Com- to posterity. World War II was horrible, but munion on the five first Saturdays, and devo- another world war would destroy us all. All tion and consecration to her Immaculate Mary asked was that we follow her requests, Heart. Mary told them, “If my requests are and most of all, recite the rosary daily. granted, many souls will be saved and there To have peace in the world we must have will be peace in the world. But if you fail peace within ourselves. Peace wifhin our- E there will be wars and destruction. Later on, E E Lë . . 5 y selves can come only if we are at peace with Jacinta asked the world to plead for peace j IG y God. Peace with God comes when we obey E His wishes. Our Lord loves His mother just 4 to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, for the Lord had confided the peace of the world $ to her. Still, Our Lady's words went un- as we love our mother, and he wants to see her honored by everyone. The rosary is the headed and people kept on hurting her Son. best way we can show our devotion to the As the Mother of God, Mary knew the agony our Lord was going through because of our Mother of God. Saying the rosary every day d is the way we, as God's children, can best honor Our Lady, the Queen of the Rosary. sins. As a punishment for our neglect to ful- A In this way we are pleasing God and ful- fill her wishes, World War 11 followed World filling Mary's request. That is why we, the Senior Class, choose as our theme The Rosary, and Peace through The Rosary. DEDICATION We wish to dedicate this yearbook to one who has not only guided us through our high school years, but one who has also been our friend, Sister Elaine Marie. How can we ever forget, or leave unthanked, the many times Sister listened to our problems, serious or otherwise; and took the time to help'us solve them? Neither can we forget the wise advice she has given us in preparation for our careers. We have found in Sister Elaine Marie all that a class could hope to find in a friend, leader, and counselor. So, in deep appreciation for all you have done, we the Class of 1960, proudly dedicate our yearbook to you, Sister Elaine Marie. Father Francis J. Grady “We have loved him during life, let us not abandon him until we have conducted him by our prayers, into the house of Our Lord.” —Saint Ambrose APPRECIATION To Our Homeroom Moderators We, the Class of 1960, wish to express our deep and sincere appreciation to you, our home- room moderators. Your deter- mination to give us the very best education possible, and your unselfish interest in all our school activities was but a minute part of your endless contributions to us in our senior year at Saint James. Your guidance gave us the strength to live as Catholic youth in a materialistic world. We will remember you always and we hope you will not forget us. Thank you for everything! To Our Parents We can only begin to express the deep and warm love and respect which we feel for our parents. To them we owe what we are and what we will be. Their sincere interest in each and every one of us has never faltered. Their sacrifices were many. Only with divine help could they have made possible our Christian Education. May your rewards be plentiful, dear parents! PRIESTS Very Reverend Monsignor THOMAS M. REARDON Pastor CHARLES J. McCARTHY Reverend Religion g 24 ALBERT G. DREW Reverend Religion Reverend JOHN J. MANNION Religion, Athletic Director FACULTY SISTER ANNE MAGDALENE Steno I, Il, Typing 1, Il, Religion Consumer Education “Applied Secretarial Practice SISTER ELAINE MARIE Principal | с 4 MN SISTER MARIA MARTHA SISTER MARGARET ALACOQUE Spanish I, II, Religion, Health d Sodality, English, Religion Spanish Club Business Arithmetic an 4 Ў JJ 4 МО MISS RUTH BURKE English, General Science, Health Drivers Education Camera Club, Yearbook Moderator MISS KATHLEEN WANDELL History Forensic League 4 MISS HARRIET MELLOR Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Consumer Education, Economics Applied Secretarial Practice Girls Basketball Cheering Moderator MRS. JULIA FIORITO MR. RICHARD REGAN Glee Club Boys' Physical Education Scola MISS ANNE CUIDERA MR. JOHN MURPHY MISS DOLORES ZYMEK Physical Education Coach Nurse —— 2 ут RDA The Third Joyful Mystery THE NATIVITY LJ Ф 2 E o z y Ka c Ф � m 2 Ба 2 c Ф uv Ф E = о = г о Ka o £ c - o E � © Е Е Kal Е = o + “ ke E o £ Е с о ЗЕ LEF O Zë e SS ® 2 Bee 922 200 9956 х 52 — Е со О Е Ф � «ET JULIUS SPOHN “Julio” 332 South 12th Street Newark, New Jersey President of 128... Liked by everyone . . . Loves photography . . . Is the yearbook photographer + � « Likes to eat cough drops during class . . . Is up on current events. CHRISTINE CAROL RUSSO “Chris” 2485 Woodside Road President of 12A . long dark hair.. Union, New Jersey . . Sparkling brown eyes .and . Petite figure . . . Always neat . Very poised . . . Good dancer . . . Willing to lend a helping hand . . . A good friend to all. JOSEPH CARMEN ALVES Pepe 40 Jefferson Street Newark, New Jersey Sly humor . . . Long and lean . . . Basketball plus . . . Steno fiend . . . Litterbug . . . Liked by all... Typewriter's enemy . . . Devoted to his trombone . . . “We did not have any homework! LOUIS THOMAS ANGELONE Smiley 172 Adams Street Newark, New Jersey The4boy with a thousand smiles, . . An. expert at clowring....He-löves to read-shorthand, and hates 16 type . . . His hobby is playing the guitar andsing- ing . „« Full of school spirit. JOANNE THERESA AQUILINO ei ` o 416 South 9th Street Newark, New Jersey Hazel eyes that always seem to be bubbling with joy . . . A little nonsense now and then . . . Never at a loss for words . . . Resolves never to cut her long brown hair... Loves to dance with or without music + . Always willing to lend a hand. OTINA HELEN ARGENTINA “Tina” 491 South 17th Street Newark, New Jersey A sweet girl . . . Has brown eyes that tend to gaze around the room. . . Is a whiz at dancing . . . Wants to be Perry Mason's Private Secretary . . . And what do we have here? . , . Her favorite dish is french fries and vinegar. NATALIE MARGARET ASHURST “Nat” 67 Roseville Avenue Newark, New Jersey Has the gift of gab . . . Loves to eat hamburgers . «+ Smiling Nat . . . Rock and roll... . Easy going ... Always ready for a chuckle . . . “I didn't do it, don't look at me. ALPHONSE MICHAEL BALEVICZ AP 354 Camden Street Newark, New Jersey Considered a friend by all . . . Never seen angry ‚.. Quiet and reserved . . . A History enthusiast . . . A serious scholar . . . His hobby is collecting records . .. Makes the Senior Class complete. BEVERLY ANN BLOOM “Bey” 80 Fillmore Street Newark, New Jersey Has a “Hello” for everybody . . . Would love to live in the country... . Likes to dance . . . Frequently seen sipping milk shakes . . . Always studying to achieve good grades . . . Hopes to win the title of The Perfect Secretary. MARILYN ANN BOOTH Lynn 225 Walnut Street Newark, New Jersey A girl who is wild about typing . . . Has blue eyes and light brown hair . . . Likes to dance . . . Always willing to joke . . . Loves listening to тис... Hopes to be a good private secretary. JOHN MICHAEL BOTTINO “Jon” 37 Myrtle Avenue Newark, New Jersey A sharp dresser . . . Likes going down to the shore ... Always a big smile . . . Favorite subject—History? . .. Loves to go to basketball games . . . Can't wait until steno period is over . . . Very considerate. EILEEN ALICE BRADY “Б 19 Niagara Street Newark, New Jersey ? Slow talking, and full of fun, that’s Ei... A load of laughs for everyone . . . A face full of freckles . A future Florence Nightingale. PR e KATHLEEN ANN BRADY M ob v x Kathy 27 Fillmore Street Newark, New Jersey W AD An Irish colleen . . . Mischievous green eyes... Good dancer . . . Loves to talk. . . Never a dull moment when Kathy is around . . . Quick tempered . .. Speaks her mind... . A good and loyal friend. CAROL ANN BRODERICK Carol 162 South Ninth Street Newark, New Jersey Always laughing . . . Sparkling Irish eyes and dark hair . . . Constantly missing buses . . . Loves to dance, eat, and especially talk on the phone. MARYANN MARIE CLARK Mare 112 Jefferson Street Newark, New Jersey Big brown eyes . . . Talkativé girl . . . Friend to all . . rue fan of Bobby Darin . . . Always a smile . ¡y Loyal to her friends . . . Full of personality . . . Noted for her temper . y. St. James’ Female Dick Clark. EILEEN MARIE CLINES SEP 139 Fabyan Place Newark, New Jersey Smiling Irish eyes of blue . . . Full of fun and happi- ness . . . Personality attracts everyone . . . Always on the до... Lively cheerleader . . . Loves to dance . .. Needs longer weekends . . . Just call her Ei. DOLORES ANN CZARNIK “Dee” 425 South 7th Street Newark, New Jersey Chestnut brown hair with matching eyes . . . A girl who is always laughing . . . Reading is very enjoy- able to her . . . Likes to go bowling . . . She always participates in school activities . . . Very dependable. DOLORES SOPHIE DANGELEIT Dee 172 lóth Street Newark, New Jersey Chestnut brown hair and a million hairdos . . . Shining blue eyes . . . A quiet personality . . . Loves to dance .. . Always і� the middle of a conversation . . An asset to any office. JOHN ARTHUR FITZSIMMONS ” Jack’ к 16 Somme Street Nawark New Jersey Allergic to homework . . . Hgyán айё to All ques� tions . . . The Smiling Irishman). 1. АП у$ айй� а . | And what's wrong with fhe ФАР PATRICIA ANN FLANNERY Pat 65 North 15th Street East Orange, New Jersey Brown curly locks with hazel eyes . . . Loves to dance . . . Nicknamed Charlie Brown . . . Collector of rec- ords . . . Always seen with Kathy . . . Has a smile for everyone . . . Sweet and shy . . . Ready to listen to problems and ideas. GEORGE MATHIAS FUCHS “Jorge” 106 Hilton Avenue Maplewood, New Jersey Studious . . . Well-liked by all... Generous to his friends . . . Likes to eat ham and cheese . . . Makes good use of his spare time .. . Enjoys history class . Always e lend a hand. DN O | ke be MARGARET GALLAGHER Marg 580 Washington Avenue Belleville, New Jersey Drives a ‘53 Ford ... Big blue eyes .. . Watches the Late Show . . . Hates getting up . . . Known for her blonde locks . . . Is always ready to help... Loves English. JOHN MICHAEL GAVEN Jackie 84 Barbara Street Newark, New Jersey Laughing eyes of blue . . . Happy go lucky... Personality plus . . . Varsity man . . . Good sense of humor . . . A friend to all . . . Ardent sports fan . .. Loves to tease . . . All-American Boy. THOMAS KENNETH GERSTNER Tommy 952 Grove Street Irvington, New Jersey A boy who loves to sleep... . Allergic to all types of homework . . . Loves to come to school . . . One of the clowns . . . Never a frown... A great fellow. ASSUNTA SUSAN GIORDANO “Sue” 1045 Neck Lane Elizabeth, New Jersey A little girl with an enormous personality . . . Won- derful dancer and cheerleader . . . You will always find her with a warm smile and a friendly Hello . . . Always willing to help others . . . Where there is laughter you мі: � а Sue. JOSEPHINE CONCETTA GIORDANO “Jo” 283 Chestnut Street Newark, New Jersey Pert, petite and pretty . . . Smiles galore Captain of the cheerleaders . . . Consumer of pizza and spaghetti . . . Personality plus . . . Always look- ing on the brighter side... “| was not chewing gum. LAr d Y ff A ig AHO 2 он WL y сети UAM “vr Е Др ; sa | IN tact Ф) a UA T Ju! „обща 7 pa ag K 2 agent? VE 2 ve £44 ROSEMARY GRIECO “Ro” 258 Van Buren Street Newark, New Jersey Loves photography . . . “What do we have for homework? . . . Basketball fan. . . Friend to all . . Always smiling . . . Great sense of humor... | have a first name.” VHELEN ELIZABETH HENEGHAN Helen 56 North 18th Street East Orange, New Jersey Makes good use of her license . . . Noted for her laugh . . . Can't wait for the weekend to соте... Be there on time“, . . Short brown hair . . . Likes to dance. JOSEPHINE ANN IACONA “Joanne” 2520 Poplar Street Union, New Jersey Travels all the way from Union . . . Long silky eye lashes with big hazel eyes accented by brown hair ‚ « . Summer, Winter, Spring or Fall this girl can always be found with cold hands and a warm heart . . . She's our gift to Katharine Gibbs. LUCILLE GRACE JULIANO e Lu 577 15th Avenue Newark, New Jersey Always laughing . . . 5 feet plus . . . Dixie cup fiend . . . Collector of popular records . . . Always chewing gum . . . Very talkative in class . . . Does homework irregularly . . . Loves Impalas. + TB Ar AS MARY ALICE LEMEHAUTE “Mary” 579 13th Avenue Newark, New Jersey A little girl with a big personality to match her baby-doll face . . . Blushes easily . . . Always ready with an answer . . . Twinkling green eyes framed by shining brown curls . . . Known for her giggly laugh . . . A friend worth having. ” IER ml t | Ge d VIRGINIA THERESA LENNON “Ginny” 252 South 12th Street Newark, New Jersey Irish temper . . . Classroom critic . . . Blue, blue eyes set in a cute, cute face . . . A window washer . . . Always helping where help is needed . . . Spends all her allowance on bubble gum . . . Oh, McKenna, will you stop! ANNETTE MILDRED LEO Annette 380 Walnut Street Newark, New Jersey Big brown eyes . . . Loves to cheer . . . Always ready to help . . . Quiet as a mouse . . . Smart dresser . � «Likes to get in on the fun. MARIE HELEN LESZENSKA Mer 95 Malvern Street Newark, New Jersey Wonderful personality . . . Well liked . . . Would be lost without the telephone . . . A sincere friend . Not a back-seat driver . . . Loves typing... Couldn't get along without ham sandwiches. MADELINE ROSEMARIE MACALUSO “Madge” 391 Littleton Avenue Newark, New Jersey” Red wavy hair . . . Chestnut brown еуез... А winning smile and a shining personality all con- tribute to the make-up of our Madge . . . keeps the school well supplied with paper . . . Hopes to achieve the title, Miss Private Secretary. ROSE ANN MALGERI Roe 118 Pacific Street Newark, New Jersey Big brown eyes . . . Infectious giggle . . . Roe is the terror of Woolworth's . . . Interested in most subjects . Have plant, will travel” . . . Easily flustered . Pushes onward, always onward. LILLIAN MALLOY Pudgie 190 Shepard Avenue East Orange, New Jersey Tall and сие... Full of рер... Noted for- her cheerful personality . . . Avid record listener . . . Has an answer to all questions . . . Always in the midst of things . . . Has a smile even when things go wrong. ANASTASIA AGNES MANERI Nancy Newark, New Jersey Cds lots of ideas . . . Never a dull moment with Nancy around . . . Loves to eat but never gains weight . . Dislikes being called Anastasia . . . Is always laughing or making someone else laugh. FLORENCE VIRGINIA MARCUSSEN “Flo” 13 Blum Street Newark, New Jersey A blue-eyed girl . . . Blonde hair to match... Hates homework . . . Seen cheering for a certain varsity player . . . Loves food . . . Clowns around at lunch time . . . A good friend to have . . . Look at those dimples. MARGARET ANN MARION Peggy 11 Niagara Street Newark, New Jersey Tall girl with brown wavy hair . . . Always talki ng . . . Millions of ex-boy friends . . . A pretty smile plus a cute little dimple . . . Big eyes . . . A loyal friend. HUGH JOSEPH McKENNA “Joe” 200 Norman Road Newark, New Jersey Tall and thin . . . A genius on the basketball court . « . All around good sport . . . Expert at clowning . . . Leader of the class... Likes a good joke... Careful of his looks . . . Fond of blondes . . . A friend you are proud to have. CATHERINE LORRAINE McNAIR Cathy 342 Elm Street Newark, New Jersey — Thee Ash blonde hair with sparkling blue eyes . . . Her Irish temper is always at hand . . . Sugar and spice and everything nice . . . Someone to confide in... A cha-cha fan. . . Loves to tease but never means it... Blushes easily. ` “а Daa 2 e: | KS ze эме� . JEAN MARY MOHREN “Jeannie” 48 Sterling Street Newark, New Jersey Light blonde hair with blue eyes . . . Our official bell ringer . . . Always on time, never ае... Study enthusiast . . . Knows her History . . . Forever read- ing .. . Blushes now and then . . . Hopes to be a secretary to some young executive. HELEN BLANCHE NOWAKOWSKI Sig! 51 Brill Street Newark, New Jersey Winning smile . . . Good student . . . Likes to chat with everyone . . . Pleasing personality . . . Fun to be with . . . Cheerful at all times . . . Wise in the ways of friendship. MARIE JOSEPHINE PAGANO “Mer” 296 Chestnut Street Newark, New Jersey Little Mer . . . Johnny conscious . . . Mischievous grin . . . Cute co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . Miniature Miss Italy... . Found always in the midst of fun and laughter . . . Mystifying menace... Everyone's friend. JOAN ANNE PALLEN “Joannie” 45 Mott Street Newark, New Jersey Easy to get along with . . . Loves summer vacations, (wishes they were ten months instead of three) . . . Holds titles of Class Treasurer and Co-Editor of the yearbook . . . An asset to our cheering squad... A likeable gal. LORRAINE THERESA PFEIFER “Lorraine” 24 Dassing Avenue Newark, New Jersey Friend to all... Always has a smile . . . Likes to joke with her friends . . . Attractive girl . . . Hates homework . . . Stop it, you.” MARGARET ANN PHILLIPS “Phips” 37 Myrtle Avenue Newark, New Jersey Always, friendly . . . Sweet smile... Good in typing . . f Proud of her blonde locks . . . Big blue eyes... Mdkes good use of her driver's license . . . But | l didn't gome in late for school, | was right outside. PATRICIA MARY QUINN Pat 495 7th Avenue Newark, New Jersey Loves convertibles . . . Pleasant personality . . Famous for her cha-cha .. . Always laughing... A sharp dresser . . . Likes typing . . . Hopes to get her license soon. татыш p Ger? ei d MARY ELLEN RAFANELLO Chris 371 South Orange Avenue Newark, New Jersey Five feet plus and full of fun . . . Soft waves of light brown hair . . . Peppy personality . . . A friend to all... Among the best dressed . . . A lively cheer- leader . . . Known for her sense of humor. THERESA MARIE RUGGIERO Terry Cloth 30 Valley Street Newark, New Jersey Always smiling . . . Can be found most of the time with Rose Ann . . . Quiet and soft spoken . . . A little giggle that makes her eyes sparkle . . . She was nicknamed Terry Cloth by her fellow students. KATHLEEN MARIE RYAN Kathy 499 North 4th Street Newark, New Jersey An ever loving sparkle in her eyes . . . Great fan of good books .. . Walking dictionary . . . Noted for giving information in History, and English . . . Quiet and reserved . . . Ireland's loss is our gain. LUCILLE ELIZABETH RYAN Lo ; 320 South 11th Street Newark, New Jersey V Auburn hair . . . Laughing eyes . . . A real Irish smile . . . A great sense of humor . . . Always up-to- date with the latest fashions . . . Sugar and spice and everything nice, that's what little “Lu” is made of. Happy-go-lucky . . . First to arrive, first to leave . . . COLETTE SUZANNE SAURIOL “Colly” 97 Smith Street Newark, New Jersey Big brown eyes and matching hair... A tall girl with a big heart . . . Neat looking appearance + + . Couldn't live without the telephone . . . Artist of the class... A true friend . . . Sweet personality. ELAINE CECILIA SCOTT “Lannie” 117 9th Street Newark, New Jersey Soft brown hair with eyes to match . . . Quiet and friendly . . . A future grade-A stenographer . . . Marge, what are the margins? . . . Couldn't exist without potato chips... Never without a word to say. MARGARET THERESA TAMBURINO Marge 20 Synott Place Newark, New Jersey Has a smile for everyone . . . Lost without a mirror . + . Good typist . . . Great consumer of potato chips . . . Likes to dance . . . The friendly kind . . . Finally cut her curly hair . . . Loves weekends. DANIEL JOSEPH UR Danny 31 Avon Avenue Newark, New Jersey appy-go-lucky . . . first to arrive, first to leave... nse of humor all his own . . . This shorthand is o long” ... A Food Fair worker . . . Strives to do Де his Бей... 6’ plus personality . . . Loves to draw. N v TRE pese orem ese s. dÉ Cem Г 4 S Class History FRESHMEN: The first problem of our Freshman Year was getting acquainted with all the new faces around us. The big event was our initiation which was fol- lowed by our Freshman Dance. Before we knew it, it was June and we were no longer Green, Green Freshmen. SOPHOMORE: When we came back in September, Espanol was waiting for us. Sister Elaine Marie was also waiting at the door with a bookkeeping book in her hand. The most wonderful event that year was our Sophomore Dance which turned out to be one of the best dances we ever had. Finally our Sophomore year came to an end. JUNIOR: Coming back we noticed that we were missing a few old classmates. Finally we reached our goal, UPPERCLASSMEN. We were introduced to Mr. Gregg and Mr. Typewriter. The event we had long waited for would soon arrive—the receiving of our rings. Soon we would be full fledged Seniors. SENIORS: Now we are Seniors. We came back with many ideas for initiating the Freshmen, a day which we looked forward to. As we look back on these four years we regret that we are leaving. We shall never forget our wonderful principal—Sister Elaine Marie and all the help she has given us. And neither shall we forget wonderful Saint James High. t. наь w } Foz � ода 3 on earth, so also the underclassmen study at Saint James to prepare them- selves for their future. , E 4 o E o 2 Ф 5 £ Ш = SW a о ба 2 zë = = Zu © = Va + = ME E 2 zw H Piel -с Eon Бо E ч zz = wm 22 3 - = s ш v et — е 5 Ф E a £ 4 preparing for his future life Please Sister, just one more time! Elizabeth Ciallella, Lenora Russo, Helen Clarkson Annette Catena, 4 rg Guess what fime it is? BACK ROW: Patrick Egan, Jim Deck, Lindemeyer. FRONT ROW: Deanne Jeanette Orlando, Michele Farrant. Judy Nosti, John O’Connor al г uil Ge? | 1 li nm 5, Т It's Book Report time again! Ralph Paolella; Carol Adams, not present). Vice-President; President (E Pat Jordan, Sdetetary; Josdph La (Polla)Jreasurery Will we ever learn??? Sister Anne. FRONT ROW: Gladys Kozlowski, Elaine Young, Gemma Ammiano. BACK ROW: Tom Tansey, Martin Booth, Lois Bloom. س‎ uuu 32 Juniors showing patriotism to our country. Carol LaFalce, Helen Plante, Janet Davis, Mary Ann Reilly, Adelaide Pagnotta. (, Let's not forget the corners Elaine! Brian Klotz, Mary Ellen MacAvoy, Anne McKeoun, Harriet Hamilton, Elaine Hopler, Judy Golden. Who didn't wait for the bell? LEFT: Catherine Flannery, Joanna Giordano, Gloria lannelli. RIGHT: Ella McNally, Margaret Moyles. ДГ 66000600006 00000000000 000000000009 900000000009 UAT ge Look, Miss Mellor, both hands! Marie Stefanelli, Carol Burnett, Tom Cosgrove, Margaret Cad- man, Miss Mellor. | hope they never handle my account! STANDING, left to right: Miss Mel- lor, Robert Ferrara, FIRST ROW: Jo seph Gramiak, Joyce Tulimiero laura Spitznagel. SECOND ROW Lillian Weissman, Susan Miller. Don't be so anxious Danny! LEFT TO RIGHT: Judith Bassano, Secretary; Daniel Hopler, Treasurer; Michael Batty, President; Lucille Imposimato, Vice-Presi- dent. Don't be a litter bug! LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Grello, Richard Diaz, Anthony Morris, Joanne Sentore, Catherine Norton. Rush hovr!l LEFT TO RIGHT: Harry Van Houten, Patricia Murphy, Catherine Shear, Patricia Possumato. Just don't stand there, get busy! LEFT TO RIGHT: James Meade, Michael Bev lacqua, Walter Borres, Mary Ann Smanski, Barbara Hanist Mary Theresa Duffy, Marie Hudock Don't just stand there get me another thumbtackl LEFT TO RIGHT: Maureen O’Regan, Ann Nelson, Joan Nappi, Elaine Liput. It’s better to give, than to receive! STANDING: Catherine Jacoby. FIRST ROW, left to right: Joanne Kowalewski, Rosemarie Mancinelli. SECOND ROW: Anne Marie Mor- ris, Catherine Hughes. THIRD ROW: Joanne lorio. I wonder what they're really thinking of! FIRST ROW, left to right: James Mleziva, Eleanor Garilis, Sr. Margaret Alacoque. SECOND ROW: Roseann La Medica, Ann Lyons. THIRD ROW: Richard Credidio, David Dillon What's next for today, Miss Wandell? OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Josephine Dino, Treasurer; Lucille Catalano, Secretary; Elaine Nitto, President; Patricia Shiel, Vice-Presi- dent, (not present). Honest Sister, it wasn't our войни! LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Roggerman, Lawrence Lang, Irene Shynock, Camille Cocuzza Lets all appreciate our Catholic education! Elbert Simmons, Joseph Kowalski, Patricia McNaught, Patricia Hunt. Patricia Pabutkiewicz. FRESHMEN Our Motto: Let's keep St. James clean! LEFT TO RIGHT: Eileen LaBella, Marilyn Gelpke, Paula Menko, Frances Kaminski, Martha Gomez, Bernadette Heller. | must not falk in class. LEFT COLUMN: Mary Farah, Kathleen Vetrini, Judith Buccine. RIGHT COLUMN: Helga Wiltsch, Michael Ward, Joan Dangeleit, Do you think they'll like it? LEFT TO RIGHT: JoAnn Gaven, Treasurer; Р Judith Ray, Vice-President; Bernadette De If you would only explain that once more! illi d Filippo, President. NOT SHOWN: Irene LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Burke; Eileen Wilson, Elizabeth Bell, Sandra Bryant, Michael Gerrity, William Conklin, Patricia Witconis. Shynock, Secretary. No loitering in the hallways! LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathleen Chiras, Joseph Roche, Pa- tricia Shiel, John Kushner, Virginia Van Volkom, Evelyn Byrd. I hope we choose the right one! LEFT TO RIGHT: William Tansey, Joseph Solari, Maurice Kirby I wonder if I could lose this? LEFT TO RIGHT: Josephine Orsini, Catherine O'Neill, Anthony Reo, Mary Ann De Prisco, Lorraine De Angelo, Regetta Cicalese. Class Will CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of Saint James High School of the city of Newark, New Jersey, in the year of Our Lord, One-Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty, being indisputably sound in both mind and body, do make, publish, and declare this to be our one and only Class Will and Testament. ITEM: To Monsignor Reardon, our beloved pastor, we bequeath our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for making our final year at St. James such a happy one. : To Father McCarthy we leave a solid gold coat hanger. : To Father Drew we leave a supply of bus tickets for his never-ending class trips. : To Father Mannion we leave a completely eligible basketball team. : To Sister Elaine, our friend and advisor, we leave a two-way sound system so that she can hear the comments from the students on the third floor. : To Sister Anne Magdalene, one of the Senior advisors, we bequeath an extra-large Peter Pig. : To Sister Maria Martha we leave a complete set of Johnny Mathis’ albums. : To Sister Margaret Alacoque we bequeath the happy memory of having skipped the class of ‘60 for all of her subjects. : To Miss Burke we leave a room whose walls are completely covered by blackboards, to accomodate all of her notes. : To Miss Mellor, another of our Senior advisors, we bequeath a permanent parking space, directly im front of the school entrance, for her new car. : To Miss Wandell we leave the hope of one day teaching a quiet and attentive Senior class. : To Miss Zymek, our indispensable nurse, we leave a completely equipped hospital ward in her office, for those pre-exam epidemics. : To Miss Cuidera we bequeath a year of Wednesdays when the tempera- ture is 70 for her excursions to the park. : To Mrs. Fiorito we leave a well-tuned piano. : To Mr. Regan we bequeath a gym-class with complete attendance. : To Mr. Murphy we leave a team that at last exceeds the cheerleaders in number. : To the Juniors we leave the anticipation of being able to explore the rooms of highest honor in St. James. : To the Sophomores we leave the joy of at last being upperclassmen. : To the Freshmen we leave an ample supply of paper on which to take notes during the next three years. : To Saint James we leave new-found peace and quiet with the departure of the Class of '60. The Third Glorious Mystery THE DESCENT OF THE HOLY GHOST UPON THE APOSTLES In sports, as in any field of human endeavor, the gifts of the Holy Ghost are necessary for success. FATHER MANNION DICK CARUNCHIO VARSITY RALPH PAOLELLA JACK O'CONNOR JOE GRAMIAK 40 BASKETBALL JOE McKENNA Bho att COACH MURPHY gë TO RIGET David hs По Jo Ralph Paole Ila. Jos А Alve de Gav en. You can't score two points that way, Joe. Pep talk from Coaches Murphy and Tansey. This is basketball not football, Jack. Go, Jack, Со! ootba ac я o © Ф = o © 3 o E o o „Е a ANNETTE LEO JOSEPHINE GIORDANO EILEEN CLINES y E 24 AE JOAN PALLEN TOP TO BOTTOM: Eileen Clines, Joan Pallen, Annette Leo, Lenora Russo, Judy Golden, Sue Giordano, Josephine Giordano. de SUE GIORDANO CATHERINE McNAIR NANCY MANERI MARY ELLEN RAFANELLO FLO MARCUSSEN TOP TO BOTTOM: Margaret Moyles, Anastasia Maneri, Deanna Nosti, Joanne Giordano, Catherine McNair, Flor- ence Marcussen, Marie Pagano. MARIE PAGANO JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Mike Ward, Bob Ferrara, Bill Tansey, Mike Batty. TOP ROW: Elbert Simmons, Richard Diaz, Joe Kowalski, Danny Hopler, Richard Credidio. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Sharon Grello, Catherine Norton. SECOND ROW: Cath- erine Shear, Agnes Peppe, Margaret Powers. THIRD ROW: Joanne Senatore, Patricia Ann Possumato, Joanne Dente, An- na Nelson, Barbara Cuzzo. Miss Bezkorowayny shows prospective team members a few pointers on shooting. MISS JEAN BEZKOROWAYNY Montclair State College Gl RLS' BASKETBALL Girls’ Basketball Coach LEFT TO RIGHT: Josephine Dino, Sandra Bryant, Rosemary Grieco, Joanne Gaven, Patricia Shiel, Paula Menko, Juliann Ramsey, Judith Ray, Miss Mellor, Elaine Young, Judith Buccine, Elaine Nitto, Frances Kaminski, Kathleen Vetrini, Ann McKeoun, Bernadette De Fillippo, Mary Ellen McAvoy. VARSITY JOHNNY BOTTINO JOE GRAMIAK JACK O'CONNOR DICK CARUNCHIO TOMMY GERSTNER RALPH PAOLELLA BASEBALL JOE McKENNA JACK FITZSIMMONS JOE KOWALSKI JACK GAVEN JOE ALVES TIVITIES Pap ne EN The Second Joyful Mystery THE VISITATION As Our Lady performed an act of charity by visiting her cousin, so we, too, learn charity to one another through our activities. INITIATION DAY GLEE CLUB BOTTOM, left to right: Joanne Aquilino, Lucille Juliano, Rosemary Grieco, Virginia Lennon, Joan Pallen, Christine Russo, Mary Ann Clark. TOP: Dolores Czarnik, Dolores Dangeleit, Patricia Flannery, Theresa Ruggiero, Carol Broderick, Marilyn Booth, Mar- garet Gallagher, Marie Leszenska, Helen Heneghan, Helen Nowakowski, Lorraine Pfeifer, Patricia Quinn, Margaret Phillips, Natalie Ashurst, Elaine Scott, Mrs. Fiorito. GLEE CLUB AND SCHOLA SCHOLA BOTTOM, left to right: Catherine McNair, Marie Pagano, Mary Ellen Rafanello, Josephine Giordano, Annette Leo. SECOND ROW: Otina Argentina, Beverly Bloom, Roseann Malgeri, Madeline Macaluso, Lucille Ryan, Flo Marcussen, Mrs. Fiorito. THIRD ROW: Anastasia Maneri, As- sunta Giordano, Joanne lacona, Colette Sauriol, Jean Mohren, Eileen Clines. MRS. FIORITO Madeline receives her award at Saint Cecilia's. Debate LEFT TO RIGHT: Catherine Jacoby, Anne McKeoun, Miss Wandell, Joan Pallen, Kathleen Ryan. FORENSIC LEAGUE Forum LEFT TO RIGHT: Madeline Macaluso, Jean Mohren. Oratorical Dec lamation Catherine Jacoby Së: ща“ SODALITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Roggerman, Elaine Nitto, Francis Kaminski, Sister Margaret Alacoque, Kathleen Vetrine, Judy Ray. asks for a special favor by lighting a candle Margaret and Elaine choose some Catholic literature. RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES Helen, Mary, and Rosemary fake time out of their lunch hour for the Rosary. Virginia, Pat, and Natalie take advantage of Confession during the Novena to Our Lady. Marie makes it a practice to say the stations. hit it, | MOTA P SENIOR DANCE Louis and John confer on cutting a master copy. How does it look, boys? Sister Anne shows Chris, Cathy, and Joan how to use the George offers a suggestion. mimeograph machine. CHRISTMAS PARTIES A e d 2 LEFT TO RIGHT: Anthony Reo, William Conklin, Joseph Roche, James CAME RA L McNally, Joseph Solari, William Tansey, Julius Spohn. LEFT TO RIGHT: Anna Marie Morris, Patricia Possumato, Sister Maria SPAN ISH CLU B Martha, Mary Ann Smanski, Catherine Norton. EWAZYANTICS NAME Joseph Alves Louis Angelone Joanne Aquilino Otina Argentina Natalie Ashurst Alphonse Balevicz Beverly Bloom Marilyn Booth John Bottino Eileen Brady Kathleen Brady Carol Broderick Mary Ann Clark Eileen Clines Dolores Czarnik Dolores Dangeleit John Fitzsimmons Patricia Flannery George Fuchs Margaret Gallagher John Gaven Thomas Gerstner Assunta Giordano Josephine Giordano Rosemary Grieco Josephine lacona Helen Heneghan Lucille Juliano Mary LeMehaute Virginia Lennon Annette Leo Marie Leszenska Madeline Macaluso RoseAnn Malgeri Lillian Malloy . Anastasia Maneri Florence Marcussen Margaret Marion Joseph McKenna Catherine McNair Jean Mohren Helen Nowakowski Marie Pagano Joan Pallen Lorraine Pfeifer Margaret Phillips Patricia Quinn . Mary Ellen Rafanello ............ Theresa Ruggiero ...... i Christine Russo ... Kathleen Ryan .............. KS Lucille Ryan Colette Sauriol ...................... Elaine Scott .......... Julius Spohn Margaret Tamburino .............. Daniel Ur NICKNAME Joe Smiles Jo Tina Nat Al ...Bev Lynn Jon B... Kathy Carol Mare В. Оее Оее Fitz Pat Jeanie.... Sis |, nn ...Joannie Lorraine.... SILLY AMBITION To be an All Amercian Basketball Player ... To sew buttons on zip-up coats To be a general at West Point .To be a millionaire To straighten up and fly right To make Saint James an all boy school „То eat five meals a day To travel around the wei n 80 days To become a stenographer To be a coach of a baseball team .To be a spacewoman „То marry a millionaire .To be a manager of a junk store To sing in musical comedies а To read all the horror stories і� Һе world To repair television sets ......To be a Good Humor” man ..... .To teach at Saint James High To be a football player To be a stowaway on the U.S.S. Newport News To get out of school To make a million .To be a bubble gum tester . To be a principal of a school .. To be a photographer for Mad Magazine е5 То go around the world for her honeymoon .To be serious To be a pizza pie maker To get a life time pass to the movies To go to West Point ..... To be President of А. W. Marshall Co. ...... To be supervisor of a 5 10 ..To make people laugh To be a New York cab driver ..To own a Lincoln Continental . To be a pilot of a jet plane ..... To coach a boy's basketball team To get her license ................... To sit on his boss's lap .... To be the first girl to land on the Moon | ..To be a butcher To do away with homework .....To be a glue taster „То be a Giant ... To be an aeronautical engineer . .To go to the Moon in a rocket . To go to Disneyland with Khrushchev To grow Sun-Kist oranges in Alaska To swim the English Channel To fly an airplane To gain weight . To be on the Honor Roll To have a million To join the Navy .... To take J. Edgar Hoover's. place To sit in the boss's chair To go to college NOTED FOR Aggravating people His quick wit Her long hair Her make-up Her silly emotions His supply of gum Her quietness Her ability to handle money His appearance Her jokes Her fiery temper Her laugh Her bashfulness Her lateness Her reading of mystery stories Her speed in steno His dimples ............ Her quietness His studiousness Her sense of direction while driving His ability to ice skate Being year-round scorekeeper Her excitable nature Her cheering m Her camera Her hair style Her laugh Her giggle .... Combing her hair Constantly picking on McKenna Her small appetite Her quietness in class Keeping the school well supplied v with paper Her love of balogna Her swiftness Her sense of humor Her ability to get along with a Her nursing ambition ... His basketball ability Her independent spirit .... Her promptness Her shyness ................ Her cheering ability .. Her imitations Her green eyes ............ Her blonde locks .... Her Her craziness Her good-nature Her neatness . Her wide range of reading a Her artistic talents .... Her shyness His picture-taking Her gold streaks His ability to draw .Italian Pizza ...Clams FAVORITE FOOD Pickles and Milk Spaghetti Italian A Spaghetti and Meat Balls Spaghetti : Lasagne Steak Veal Cutlets Pizza Spaghetti Chicken Steak and French Fries Italian Pretzels Pot Roast Pizza Fried Goose Pizza Steak Macaroni Lemon Meringue Pie Hamburgers Spaghetti and Crabs H Pickles Steak Pot Roast and Brown Gravy. Pizza = French Fries and Pork Chops French Fries Sundaes Pizza Pies Ice Cream Ham Macaroni and Meatballs French Fries, Hamburgers Pizza and Coke All food Italian Food 6 ..Breaded Shrimp ................. Spaghetti Spaghetti and Meatballs .... Spaghetti Eggs Italian Food .... Eggplant : Italian Food .... Potatoes and Eggs .. Spaghetti French Fries Lamb Chops and Steak . French Fries . Meatballs .... Hamburgers ..|talian Food FAVORITE SAYING Let's gol ... Bottino did it!“ Holy Catfish!” ... What a panic! ... “Oh, gosh!” Are you kidding? Going to the Oasis? Don't be so fresh! .. | don't like it!!!” ... Why didn't you tell me we had homework?” Homework? ... You don't know do you?” Stop it!” Breaks me up “Bingo!” That's tough!” “You've had it! Со it out!” They said it couldn't be done! ...... “Please be quiet?!” ... Get sick!” . Man, like wow!” . Oh, stop it!” “Ain't that kicky?” “Ain't that a kick in the head there Мата!“ . How do I look? ... “Meet me at the bus stop. --- “Shucks man, you know why.” So what do you want me to do? Everyone to his own opinion. . Oh, no not again! ...... Really, you don't say?” ... “Oh, for Pete's sake!” Me, worry? ... So, what's new? Chuckle, chuckle, very funny! “Honest Injun” -.. | almost died laughing!” Uno, cuatro, tres!” And all that jazz! . Are you kidding? .... Love tol ... “Leave me alone!” Hil! Yeah, right! “What a nunc!” “Oh, Miss Mellor!’ “Don't panic!” Good grief! Oh, I don't know!” For goodness sakel” .... “Why not?” ..- “I'm crushed!” “Possibility!” “Ain't that a kick in the head, Mama?” “Oh, sugar!” | don't know. Approaching the count-down for lunchtime. INDISPENSABLES Our Disc-Jockey. “Let's check that inventory.” What would happen if Jean rang the bell a minute late? A familiar sight on the third floor. Two minutes before the High School lunch bell, the Coke machine stands ready to serve us. How could we ever do without those little pizzas on Friday? “All we need now is Mr. Clean!” NA is YEARBOOK STAFF Senior Write-Ups The Class of :960 Class Prophecy .... Assunta Giordano, Louis Angelone Theme Page Jean Mohren Dedication Kathleen Ryan Appreciation Marie Pagano Captions Mary LeMehaute, Joanne Acquilino, Theresa Ruggiero, Dolores Dangeleit, Margaret Gallagher and Virginia Lennon Art Work Daniel Ur, John Во � о, Collerte Sauriol, Beverly Bloom. Photographers Julius Spohn, Louis Angelone 2 PELICAN STAFF Co-Editors—Joan Pallen and Florence Marcussen ت Assunta Giordano, Kathleen Ryan, Jean Mohren, and Marie Pagano spend an afternoon working ori the yearbook. “Mary LeMehaute, Joanne Acquilino, Theresa Ruggiero, Dolores Dangele; , Margaret Gallagher, and Virginia Lennon proof read copy for the Pelican. Julius and Louis set up a picture of Josephine and Cathy for the Yearbook. N N John, Dan, Colette, and Beverly: artists at work. CLASS PROPHECY As | gaze into my crystal ball | enter the year 1970. The date, June 21; the place, Saint James High School; the occasion, the reunion of the Class of 1960. | see Assunta Giordano and Louis Angelone greeting the oncoming guests. Louis and Assunta are the two star reporters of that internationally famous paper, the Saint James Echo. They were sent here by their editors—Florence Marcussen and Joan Pallen who are still trying to put the 1960 yearbook together. The first three guests are now arriving. They are Marilyn Booth, Colette Sauriol, and Daniel Ur. Marilyn is private secre- tary to Daniel and Colette, who are the owners of that famous art gallery, The House of Sauriol. They pause for a moment to say hello to three old friends, those great basketball players, Joseph McKenna, Joseph Alves, and John Gaven. Joseph McKenna tells us that the three of them have started a basketball cl ub for underprivileged children. The next two to arrive are Madeline Macaluso and Jean Mohren. Jean has received her A.B. and M.A., and Madeline is the proud owner of a stationery store, selling the same type of stationery that she sold in Senior Year for Sister Anne. Carol Broderick has just arrived. Carol is now a secretary in the Federal Savings Loan Bank. She tells us that Otina Argentina will not be able to attend because she is manager of the Max Factor Cosmetics Corporation and she is busy developing new shades in lipstick. Three of our most famous guests have just arrived. They are Eileen Clines, Lucille Ryan and Kathleen Brady, the co-owners of the Best Freckle Remover ever discovered. They tell us that most of their business comes from the Irish students of Saint James High School alumni. Joanne Acquilino, Maryann Clark, Margaret Tamburino, and Mary Le Mehaute who have taken over the Gregg Shorthand Corporation, are talking to Natalie Ashurst, Helen Heneghan, Pat Quinn, and Margaret Gallagher who are still trying to pass their driving test. Julius Spohn, and Rosemary Grieco, the two famed photographers of the Pelican are busy taking pictures of the reunion. | see among us a great man of the day; George Fuchs, world famous businessman. Josephine Giordano, Annette Leo, and Marie Pagano those ever lively cheerleaders of 10 years ago, are now in show business and they will take charge of the entertainment for the evening. Helen Nowakowski, Margaret Marion and Eileen Brady are debating whether they should go to Arthur Murray's or Dale Dance Studios for dancing lessons. John Bottino, Alphonse Balevicz, and Thomas Gerstner have fulfilled their life-long desires and are now chief windowwashers in the Empire State Building. Theresa Ruggiero tells us that RoseAnn Malgeri, Beverly Bloom and she are doing fine as the first women taxi drivers for the Maroon and White Cab Company. | see at a front table those two lasses from Union, New Jersey, Christine Russo and Josephine lacona, who are now the two leading tree surgeons of Union. After the reunion tonight, Lucille Juliano, Marie Leszenska, and Mary Winters, will fly back to Cuba to continue their jobs as Spanish instructors. | see that Dolores Dangeleit will not be able to attend the reunion because she is now the mother of ten children and she just couldn't find a baby sitter. MaryEllen Rafanello, Lorraine Pfeifer, and Virginia Lennon have just com- pleted a book called Giggles, Giggles, Giggles. Catherine McNair tells us that she and Nancy Maneri are now in the Juke Box Business. Kathleen Ryan is the proud owner of a Book Shop and Dolores Czarnik is her assistant. Patricia Flannery is now president of a new club called the Chatterboxes. We would like to say thank you to John Fitzsimmons for supplying the ice cream for this reunion. John is the owner of the Good Humor Ice Cream Company. The scene is beginning to fade away but all of a sudden two figures appear. | might have guessed: Late as usual are Margaret Phillips and Elaine Scott. The Fourth Glorious Mystery THE ASSUMPTION of the Assumption, so also the Seniors will end their igh school days with a miracle—Graduation Day. s о © ж Е Ф E - = = 3 Ф = ы Ф Oo Ф Oo c o D Ф E - = = 0 o � � = со ъ- о � ч h COMMENCEMENT The Fifth Glorious Mystery THE CORONATION OF OUR BLESSED MOTHER Because our Yearbook is dedicated to Mary, Queen of Heaven, we hope through her intercession to keep always close to her Son. Dui. 7 “ди Adele Linda Helen Ricky Alaimo Mr. Mrs. A. Alfano Family Gilbert Anderson Mr. Mrs. M. Anderson Mr. Mrs. A. Andreacio Annette Jack Annex Bar Inc., Larry His Crew Otina Argentina Joanne Argentina Helen Argentina Ralph Argentina Miss Rose Arpaio Miss Helen Arpaio Arrow Head Trail—The Blooms Mr. Angelo Aquilino Mrs. A. Aquilino Clem Aquilino Joanne Aquilino Lenora Aquilino Mary Aquilino Mr. Mrs. Stanley Aquilino g John Michael Balevicz Mr. A. M. Balevicz Mr. Mrs. Alphonse Balevicz Miss Ann Balevicz Miss Diana Balevicz Mr. Mrs. L. Balcerzak Mr. Mrs. Anthony Basile Mr. Mrs. James Basile, Sr. Billy Bedea Frank J. Berk Chester Bielewicz Billy and Marge Robert Blake Bloom's Insurance Office Mrs. Elsie Marion Bloom Mr. Mrs. George A. Bloom Miss Lois Bloom Mr. Mrs. Richard Bond Miss Beverly A. C. E. Bonner Mr. Mrs. J. Bottino Robert Воні� о Robert Bottino Mary Boyce Mr. Mrs. John J. Boylan Toby Brady Marge Brant The Broderick Family Carol Broderick Mr. Mrs. Frank Broderick Mr. Thomas Broderick Mrs. Thomas Broderick Mrs. Thomas Broderick Mr. Mrs. Thomas Broderick Sandra Bryant Mr. Lillian Burger Viola Burster Ann Bush ас Miss Rose Calise Miss Sue Calise Mr. Mrs. Thomas Calise Mr. Thomas Carroll Mr. Mrs. T. Carroll Family Angie Casale Cathy Vincent Cavallo Mrs. J. Ceasar PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Thomas Cetnar Mr. Mrs. Edward Cherubini Camille Clarizio Joanne Clarizio Johnny Clarizio Class of 60 Mrs. Florence Clines Club House Bar Grill Mr. Mrs. T. Comiskey Mr. Mrs. Al Constantino Mr. Mrs. Joseph Crosby Mr. Mrs. Michael Cunningham Mr. Mrs. Joseph Czarnik “up Mr. 8 Mrs. A. C. DuDeck 8 Daughters Michael D'Allegro D'Allegro Prescription Pharmacy Miss Catherine Daly John A. Daquino Jack D'Augustine Marie D'Eredita Donald L. Dickson Mr. Mrs. Cosmo Di Donata Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert Domino Pat Drumn � ри Each Day There Are Problems To Be Faced Eddie Dolores Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elsey Richard Esposito Evelyn Elaine up Mr. Mrs. Ed Farrell Kathleen Fenton Mr. Mrs. T. Fiore Mrs. Julia Fiorito Mr. Leo Fitzsimmons Mrs. Leo Fitzsimmons Mr. Mrs. C. C. Flannery Charles Flannery John Flannery Pat Flannery Joe Flo Mr. Mrs. Pat Forgione Mr. Mrs. P. Foster Mrs. Dorothy Fox Fritzie's Lunch “б” Mrs. James Gallagher Mr. Mrs. Garrity Family Mr. Mrs. J. E. Gaven, Jr. Mr. Mrs. J. E. Gaven, Sr. General Insurance Mr. Mrs. Thomas Giacchi Mr. Mrs. A. Giordano Anthony Giordano, Jr. Ralph Giordano Mr. Mrs. S. Giordano Sue Giordano Mr. Mrs. J. Giovia Mr. Mrs. R. Gormey Joanne Gould Mr. Mrs. Joseph Granese Sue №. T. Grant Co. Joanne Joseph Grappone Madge Grappone Anthony Grieco “HY Mary Ellen Hanek Mr. J. Hanek Mr. Dennis Heffernan Helen's Beauty Shop (Phylli Hi-Point Farms—S. Zartin Di Mae Horvath Mr. Mrs. James Howarth Stanley L. Hrudka Mr. Mrs. Walter Hummel Mrs. Ida-Hunger Ford „ү! John lannicelli |n God We Trust” pr Katherine Jacoby Mr. Mrs. Felix Jagaczewsl Jasada Tool Company Ann Jargosch Jo Joe Joanne, Mary, MaryAnn Joe Helen Joe's Tavern John Lucille Mr. Mrs. Peter Jordan Joyce Jordin Angelo Juliano Mr. Mrs. A. Juliano Julie Don “ка Kathleen and Barbara Mrs. Rose Kersting Irene George Klien Mary Knapp Mr. Mrs. Joseph Knapp Fred Knowles Mrs. Mary Kobrynski Mr. Mrs. Steve Kobrynski Mr. Mrs. J. Konop Elil A. Kope Mr. Mrs. A. Koral Carol Konek Danny Konek Mitze Kowana Mr. Mrs. Kwesko Family 40 Mr. Mrs. J. Lang Mrs. Anna Lanza Miss Carmella Lanza Mrs. D. Lanza Memory of Pasquale Lanza Mrs. Alice LeMehaute Mrs. Mary LeMehaute Mary LeMehaute Mr. Mrs. Lenihan Mr. Charles Lennon Eugene Lennon James Lennon Mr. Mrs. F. A. Leo The Leo Family Marie Leone Miss Celina Leszcznska Mrs. Theresa Leszenska Dr. Philip Levine, D.D.S., M.S. Little Jimmy, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Leo Long Marily Mr. John Lowe Lucille Marie “ме The Macaluso Family Mr. Mrs. Charles Macaluso Mary Ann Macaluso Mr. Mrs. Louis MacAvoy Richard L. MacAvoy Mr. Mrs. Maino Kay Paul Majewski Mr. Mrs. John Malachefski Stan Liz Malamut Son Malgeri Co. Mr. Dominick Malgeri Mr. Mrs. Frank Maneri Mrs. P. Marcussen The Margherito Family Marie Johnny Mr. John Marion Mrs. M. Marion Dolores Maroney Mary Ann, Johnny, Madeline Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Masterson John J. Martin Joseph T. Martin Marty Paul Mr. Mrs. J. Masi Mr. Mrs. M. Matos The Mauro Family Mr. Mrs. Mark Mayer Mr. Mrs. Donald McBride Joe McDermott Ann McGowan Miss Elizabeth McKenna Mr. Mrs. H. McKenna Mary E. McKenna Michael McKenna Michael McKenna, Jr. Mr. Mrs. M. McKenna Family Kathy Buddy McNulty Mr. Mrs. H. McNulty Frank Melchionone Miss H. Mellor Mr. Mrs. R. Mellor Raymond Mellor, Jr. Miss Mellor Teddy Menidi Don Merritt Billy F. Miller Millie's Confectionery Norman Ann Minieri Mr. Joseph F. Mohren Mr. Mrs. H. J. Mohren Mr. Mrs. Ralph Montecuollo Mrs. Lillian Montwid George Moss Eddie Mott Mr. Mrs. Joe Murano Mrs. F. Murphy Patricia Murphy “ме Lynette Nakanelva Debbie Natale Mary Natale Natale Family Mr. Mrs. Natale Never Shall We Forget The Ways At Woodport New Rainbow Cleaners Ruth Ralph Nolan Jane Nowakowski Mr. Mrs. E. Nowakowski PATRONS Qr Skippy Orlando � ри Paddy's Cozy Corner Charles B. Padner, Keansburg Mr. Mrs. Joseph Padner Son Janet Pagano Mr. Mrs. Michael Pagano Sonny Pagano Mr. John Pallen Mrs. John Pallen George C. Parell, M.D. Margaret Payton Mr. Mrs. H. Payton, Sr. Mr. Mrs. G. Pfeifer Mr. H. E. Phillips, Jr. Mr. H. E. Phillips, Sr. Mrs. H. E. Phillips Margaret Phillips Robert Phillips Mr. Mrs. Anthony W. Pikul, Jr. Mrs. C. Pisano Mr. Mrs. Stanley Polukard Connie Prescott Margo Puccarello о Fran Quinn Mrs. Jean Quinn Kevin Quinn Mr. Mrs. T. Quinn The Quinns” � ри Mr. Mrs. Ben Rafanello Mr. Mrs. Sal Rafanello Mary Ann Lorraine Rafanello Mr. Mrs. Rocco Rafanello Thomas Randis Mr. Mrs. Denni s Ray Mrs. Ruth Reed Mr. Mrs. E. Reilly F. Reilly Mr. Mrs. J. Rodriguez Mr. Mrs. Jos. Rolleri Mr. Mrs. Ralph A. Rotondo Phil Roxas Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Ruccio Fran Rusillo Mrs. Caroline Russo George Russo Mary Russo Phyllis Russo Mrs. A. Ryan Mr. A. Ryan Claire Ryan Elizabeth Ryan Mrs. Gertrude Ryan Jinnie Ryan Joseph Ryan Kathleen Ryan Mr. Mrs. Ryan Mary Ryan Mary Gladys Ryan Matty Ryan Neal Ryan Mr. P. Ryan Mrs. P. Ryan Patricia Ryan “gu Sal's Amoco Station Mr. Mrs. Schiller Mr. Mrs. E. Schwanke Lannie Scott Mrs. Anna Sekerzicky Mr. Mrs. G. Sekerzicky Mr. Mrs. Joseph Sekerzicky Mr. Michael Sekerzicky Mr. Mrs. Charles Senytoko Sign Shop Francis Signore Mr. Mrs. John Sillip Michael Simmons Sidney Simmons Robert Sinclair Maxie Sinnot George Smith Joseph F. Smith Mr. Mrs. John Smith Mr. R. Smith Catherine Sparo Max E. Spielman Spyder John Helen Standt Dennis Stompf M S Store: Mr. Mrs. S. Supeznski Te Mr. Mrs. F. Tangreti Son Barbara Taylor Charles Taylor Mr. Mrs. Roy Taylor Mr. Mrs. D. Terroni Edna Testa Roland A. Thompson Tony's Market Frank Trasp Mr. Mrs. Stanley Trojanowiz Mr. Mrs. T. Tyska ри Uncle Marte and Aunt Rosemari “yu Verdi's Dairy John Anthony Volino үу“ Andrew Walsh Mr. Mrs. John Walski Miss Wandell Mr. Mrs. Ward Mr. Mrs. C. Wasilewski Mr. Mrs. W. Wasilewski Mr. Mrs. C. Weckesser Mr. Mrs. Frank Wiezel Williams, Kipping Sign Shop Woodport Fire Flies The Woodport Hopatcong Frien ayn Mr. Mrs. T. Yesulitis Elaine Young үе Henry Zamula Peggy Zelinski Zeaman's Dept. Store BOOSTERS | Carbone Mr. Mrs. J. Lands lannie Frankie Mr. Mrs. Michael Lanza lapper Larry and Roe Lawrence Latore Mr. Mrs. Lawless Mr. Mrs. Frank Lederer Ronnie Lederer Mr. Mrs. Joseph Lednicky legs Маа Denis Lenihan Jerry Lenihan Sheila Lenihan Mrs. Jeanette Leon Michael Leon John Leonhardt Mr. Mrs. Pete Lepiscopo Theresa Leszenska Cheryl-Ann Leszenski Mr. Mrs. Martin Leszenski Ronald-Richard Leszenski Morris Lewis Mr. Mrs. В. Lewis linda Nicky Bob Liput Elaine Liput Regina Lisacchi Little Lovie Mrs. Frank Loeffler Lois, Joe, Bev, Charles Mrs. Anna Lonza loretta John Louise Laura Nell Lucas Philip Luiz Bill Lundy Anne Lyons м John Macaluso Mr. Joseph Macaluso Madeline Macaluso Mr. Samuel Macaluso Mary Ellen MacAvoy lillian MacPhee Ronald Madigan Charlotte Maher Dolores A. Maher Tom Mahoney Mr. Mrs. Dominick Malgeri, Jr Donna Rose Malgeri little Dominick Malgeri Mr. Mrs. J. Malgeri Family Jean Malgeri Lucille Malgeri Mr. Mrs. V. Malgeri Victor Malgeri, Jr Mr. Edward Malloy Mr. John Malloy Mrs. William Malloy lovis Malone Rose Marie Mancinelli Mr. A Mrs, S. Mandala Mary Ann Maneri Stephen Maneri Mrs. Lena Maganiello Phil Marchak Miss Flo Marcussen Miss Florence Marcussen Mr. Mrs. Marcussen Family Maria and Carolyn Marie Richie Marilyn Anthony The Mark V Michael Marinaro Mr. Mrs. John Marion Peter Maroni Anthony Martinez Мк е “The Barber Martino Mr. Mrs. F. Martirano Mr. Mrs. Frank Martirano Mr. Mrs. P. Martirano Mr. Mrs. J. Martone Mr. Mrs. B. Martucci Marty Rose Mary Daughters Marcella Ann Matos Mr. Mrs. M. Matos Mayers Cleaners Jo-Ann Maziukiewicz Nickie Mazzolla Agnes D. McAleavy Mr. Mrs. C. McClusky Mary McFadden Mary Ann McFee Betty McGrath Mrs. John McGuire BOOSTERS Evelyn Mclean Pete McMahon Mrs. D. McMenemie Clarence J. 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