St Johns Cathedral School - Chimes Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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LIPA OF OF OUR LADY OF FATIMA OF ' OF ', 3-W X LM '3 .., 1 -1 i N .L-am ,z Holy M 1 , gg Ig ffiif 51+ rf: aj' w - .3- , M.- ' ,lim - vviv r-. M C J , ,fi I'F.A f 3 . 3 o- ,..Y 4... V sf! f 5, .I W Q u e e n O00 K fury' .iff 4-fi' ',, ..- - 1 , . Z Tum Then Most Gracious Advocate . Towards Us Mother of mercy, our life, our sweet- ness, and our hope! To thee do we cry, poor banished children of Eve, to thee de we send up our sighs, mourning and weeping in this valley of tears. Turn, then, most gracious Advocate, thine eyes of mercy towards us, and after this our exile show unto us the blessed fruit of thy womb, Jesus. 0 element, 0 loving, 0 sweet virgin Mary. Pray for us, 0 holy Mother of God. That we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ. Amen D1 mzlmn 0 Ihr' 'lsszunptznn ns Il Ilugnm 0 Uur Ivulh An a and thc' moon uns umlvr lur I urul upon fur lwad ll vroun 0 1110110 stars 2 Jr 7 .. If 1 . 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What better keynotes could we have .. . ,, . . .t d chosen than the Hail, Holy Queen, which is reci e after every Mass for the conversion of Russia, and the h ' ? ln this messages of Our Blessed Lady at her s rines a we hope our yearbook will not only be a memento W Y of carefree youth, but a serious reminder that we have ' ' b t not only been taught the way to make a living, u also no matter how trifling or how grave the issues af stake-THE WAY TO LIVE, S t a ff ,Ll 44 N 6 7, 4' gffcist S Y Q vt . if x , 2 W-ff sf P silt? S : ink' ? aifgpi , ff g f , ,, . ' I. - 3 4' A , f --,,,,N, r, I Co-Edifon Robert Benson Lynn Fonsmll Margaret Lyness Marilyn Shields paul Lloyd Gerald Rickelmann I . Thomas Toomey Typisfs Assoclale Ednols , Antonietta LoCascio Business Managers Joyce Baker Maureen Hennessy Stephen Tremmel Joan Delaney Despite the pressure ot multiple ecclesiastical duties, Bishop Boland has found time to lend his guiding hand to the youth of his diocese. The high school Mission Rally at the Cathedral and his inspir- ing graduation talks are only two of the pleasurable memories he has made unforgettable as we reflect on the immeasurable value of our Catholic education. 8 Most Reverend Thomas A. Boland S.T. D. Bishop of Paterson init 0 Pt.1lQ8 a f EW 3 fi U 551, ll. 1 : v l V ii.. , i ' 1 vlfie-1-Q-,ia 1 ily il: lvii 0- il'.l uglzlgl 'lf sl a s The Right Reverend Monsignor Hill and Bishop Boland on the occasion of Monsignor's investiture. Right Reverend Monsignor Walter H. Hill Pastor There are associations with some wherein one is the reci- pient of so much that one can never hope to equate the extent of indebtedness. Monsignor Hill's alliance to the school as he has labored to make it the finest possible-spiritually, materially, and socially, has made each of us the richer by one very fine friend. 9 Bart Gelormino, Marian Wagner and Father Boyle put the finishing touches on social doings for the seniors. Reverend Thomas J. Boyle DIRECTOR OF ACTIVITIES As our new spiritual modera- tor, Father Boyle has set high standards for all our extra-cur- ricular activities. His quiet, steady manner and omnipresent good humour have smoothed the way forthe lasting satisfac- tion we've accrued in all phases of school life, from sports to socializing. I0 Two of Fr. O'Donnell's ardent admirers linger after school to chat with him. Spiritual moderator of the grammar school, and enthu- siastic supporter of all high school affairs, Father O'Don- nell has endeared himself to each and every student, in rec- ord time. His unassuming ben- evolence and gracious aid have made him a welcome addition to St. John's. Reverend Richard A. O'Donnell ll Aw-frm ,- 'v J 10 -3' .1 nga. 1 M ,4- 'le r' 4 Q -if ' KY x 1 A L 4, f 1 ,- yn. 'ly Rada J- 'L 'f ' u .lf 1 .1 9 bu JN wi S fl L ,.. Laffvf' 4 4 I f 5' 's Q m .557 3 457 ,,,-,. 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V On a scorchmg summer day, on a mountain f La Salette vlllage Our Blessed Lady gave thus message to Maxaman Glraud and Melame Mathieu Calvat The two l chuldren were searching for theur strayed catt e the brllhant globe of llght from whnch the form of a Lady. weepmg but terly, materlallxed slope, an the parish o when they snghted The work of Maxlmm and Melame un relay mg the Lady s words caused them to eventually come to the attentuon of Pope Plus IX The secrets whuch they had refused to impart to ambassadors to Rome In a few weeks after reading them Hls Holiness made the offlcual pronouncement of the veraclty of the Appan tnon of Our Lady of La Salette Our Lady of La Salette Our SEPTEMBER 19, 1846 FRANCE :fe U U 4 1 1 U ' anyone else. were conveyed in letters by special 1 XX!! The demands of running a grammar school, high school, and a convent have yet to so tax the patience and ingenuity of Sister Bernard, that she couldn't lend a sympathetic ear to an individual prob- lem, or take time to guide, wisely and kindly, the decisions of those who sought her aid. To our beloved principal is due a large share of whatever glory the Class of 'Sl may merit in the future. I4 Sister Bernard Marie PRINCIPAL 'z ffl I The busy schedule of any student of St. John's, be he senior, junior, sophomore, or a mere fresh- man, brings him, sooner or later, within the schol- arly scope of a faculty of which he can be justly proud: SISTER EDITH, l2A Homeroom History MISS MARGARET WASHINGTON, I ZB Homeroom English, Economic Geography SISTER MARY VIRGINIA, IlAHomeroom Physics, Biology SISTER MARGARET MIRIAM, IIB Homeroom ars all mappe d out Stenography, Typing - w 5 Indian sister saith has the F'e Ch an 11 i ., .wk .. 'fly is IZB has its own art work turned on them as Miss Washington asks some pointed questions about Wordsworth. Sister Virginia proves that the weightier side of physics IS not to deep for the female gender. Obviously Sister Margaret Miriam is pleased with someone's typing. Su5'1mafg.aIlb3bSf?h 5 'Asb- ix , fy M -1.1 I ,4 ' , X 4.-aa3f I . t - 4-if , Q.: Q,-,ff ff' r Y I ' , f'fO 1'! '.l ..f.,,.,, ,, . I I . 4 1 f 1 .I , Il ' X jul: .Vs 1 'tali J ' ff I ,A av- Gig X tgp? 'M D BQ -. MAS , - - 'Ngx , , fm X 'Hey QV - 3 N h A X V fif if 2'1 Q ,vw ' ,gm 4 . Z -ze f , 'gig 4- 5, I 'v S mzmqhr , Q WU vw '1 'fff,.,, ? 2 X I . 9 W E, f r 4 MA 1 QQZM V f i I f ,fffiiia . , . , .W .S 7 A T uf V vu ' Q MISS JULIETTE GOEBEL School Secretary MR. JOSEPH OLIVOLO Safe Driving MR. T. GRIFFIN MR. C. COOGAN MR. M. DOYLE Custodians The pause that refreshes-and something gives Mr Coogan a laugh as Mr. Griffin and Mr Doyle look on Y ....h.-n' . . . and after school 1 od Patterned after our own federal demo- cratic government, the Student Council has admirably regulated and enforced school and student affairs. Their newly- acquired membership in the National Federation of Student Governments has encouraged them to step up activities such as fire-drill supervision and the management of weekly assemblies. I9 B- fill f v .- 7 F 4 mam. ,, Q I .I I i l i il f ll' l Na 1 15 is LT. '1 2 3' i. IV A n , ' I Vg, . ,df ,, 'S- f ME' 1 A . ri Bob and bcllcs balance bills. Business managers: Bob Finnegan, Joan Delaney. and Marilyn Shields are listed among thc Chimes' chief asscts. T r f f 4 i -vi I up wg? f Y 5 Q . 1 6- s- 4 S i f 1 ' f 5 5 if .-X -Q2 ' 'ai fir 'Rus' KR- 'g, -1',w:,f,if? I -- 'X -' - , 'HK 4' Muni: : ,...,.. . . dx. , mm. , -, K MVKQ. II.: Z W k A 5 gflf',fs .4 ' get v., . Miss Washington and Father Boyle prove that sometimes ip .YJ ' even getting out a yearbook can bc lun. A 3 , Ei N in 0 - -' ': Q' ,Q V A Q J . , ff' '51 efaxf-Y 'V' ' QA It 1 I uv' ,zzz . 4.1 L , tr .5 U, ' - A ll ,S TTL-lg -ff '4', sv K 'S ,err i l It takes mon: than lust 'lood lor tnought ' whim thy stall asscmblcs for .1 russlc ovrr layouts dummits and thomas I . 3 Silvio 1 i A 4 iff: . i K' ll W .1 Q' ' . 3-i F,m.., Arab gl!! fu ,Q .f A v P' , 3: 1. A mg ! ff' ,: f4 --fv 2972 ' Q E !l short children, is to be either Lynn or Paul Lloyd. of this business ol being yt! ,. Q- 'H VA 1 . y fi 'Ta-Q V ft wf'3'z,,i 1 and Joyce Baker s.M?e ' wv.,'-,QL he 1 The staff members who literally always had ,V the last word-typists, Antonietta LoCascio , give M I .,f Sister Edith artistically speaking as Father Boyle learn h ' ' s w ats what ln the yearbook art world. 1 Q 5 i ig ? t if Q if 5' 2 3 4 1 4 4 -A 2 Q 5 3 A 1 3 f , , Q 4 S S ! f s This kind of work never made Jack a dull boy- K X' or 5 rts ed' po rtors Steve Tremmel or Gerald Riclxel- ff,-:S ' mann either, as they gather material for the cheer- leaders' page from captain, Margie Lyness. e , f Q 1 ,q hh r 19 4 . EW1, A ,W M. N I 'Ziff' lb X? i S E 5 E 1 43, fa Q 5 c if 5 .41 sf. 3 CLU8i1fliAE?'iR 7Q! 2 R .r :'Hcclr:'lHagl1,PoterSon, N. J. Nov, 22, 2952 um Lam -f - Q F f-'tzf1sr41 Q 'iil!l219fx'ri'i:w ' ' - Hamsden. Riker Loppo. and Sasso lo Edii Rambler: A new departure in the history of the RAMBLER was the taking over of the edi- torial reins by the 9B section of the fresh- man class. After a short course in journal- ism as part of their English assignment in Miss Washington's class, the group elected editors according to aptitude shown in the study. Each and every mem- ber of the class holds down some position on either the editorial or circulation staffs and their abilities have won the admira- tion of the entire student body. X L1-ag Mmm Xww-tim -H- l ,, ,Vg .o wr.. H- ll- W X Q1-,...' I M 4, rx :Liv JN , rgi S 2 I TE' i lil I v Q . u I , 9 G ' rf L, ' ' '1 V 9 I .f, Wy' 'x'i'i,,-9-2 'U . 1 ' ffl' fg ',f', '1 Q, . 91 G F 1? D 'W ly 1 9 'P 4 NTT is Q I V A ,I K . 'r Vfll. 5':x W Glee Club W3 if H, 1, ,- , 'g'm...-mu x. - ' fr, . '3- Mah t 55 lik. .W Clucb T I Q -1-' ...df 9 xl P' 'ar K 4' '1 'O lg? . -'AM' Mlsslon Unlt Q .XMK gp' M, I .Q Q-.... ..., Q X 5 Q W.-zz: an 2 of J s, as 4? n Li' ld' N J. 35? 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M f gi.m.fg- ll - --Lugz., ,'?,x,h, 5 Q- ,5.L.ff1'f: ' M 113:-'.1 T. ' 424 V .- 1 N: rf, Q , , . . . ' ' ' f ' f ' ' f . ff , ,.: . , , . . . y ' ' 7 ' ' ' o n o u ' . I, . I i - ' U i ,I 5' ' an . . . only too often with scorn and accusations of madness from those to whom she told the wondrous story of her talks with Our Lady The three beautiful churches at Lourdes today and the huge ceremonial processlons of the and fidelity of St Bernadette in carrying out the Blessed Mother s wishes and instructions despite all obstacles Our Lady of Lourdes FEBRUARY ll, 1858 LOURDES, FRANCE Our Sweetness K ! faithful, are everlasting tributes to the patience . . . , 4' V Fre hmen it The floors of Splinter Hall are full of merry-makers at the annual Freshmen dance. The freshmen learn from the seniors the difference between a big wheel on campus and a little wheel-barrow on the dance floor. 1 X1 ' ' -4 r Gloafin 9 Over ff, i . co - ei A , Mggingree with Arftgfrgllainy ls the Senio . M and Joe, blend? Chriirgorgasf Eddie Rr m 'a'f0n an D 'ne A arms, J alt Vogef Oyle On 5,896 'QSfen, paul L 030 , Steve 7-remm ,I Fronf and loyd 9. L . Cent T-OfT1 Toomey. YFIV1 FOr15faH asa Charles Lewis shows the seniors how a musical proposal should be executed. The subject of his serenade is Shirley Hayek. 28 1. The 9A girls show the boys that they aim to please. J 'x 'Wi we Renowned as a judge of chickens, Bob Finnegan looks over the current crop. lsabelle Pulford, Diane Carroll, and Shirley Meerholz don't seem to mind a bit either. '-my The seniors give freshmen Joseph Dodds, Nick Sasso, Dorothy Streuli, and Joyce Lawler the razzberry as they watch the blueberries fly. lk , . L.. , 1 .Q Monsignor Hill is, as usual, twitting the girls to the enjoyment of Betty Kamphausen, Irene Ramsden, and Geraldine McGuire. N' llIHO0L MPH ossmgl s Walt Vogel with the help of his tall, dark and singu- larly silent law-enforcing friend has Leo Gorniak and Walter Golczewski begging for mercy. r fx ' x Barn Dance With the time October, the place the Entre Nous l-lall, the music by the Cavaliers, and footwork by everyone, the Barn Dance set a social pace the rest of the year found hard to beat. After the ball is over the committee takes a breather: F. Arnot, B, Benson, B. Gelormino, M. Yesolitis, B. Finnegan, B. Fitzpatrick, and B. Burke. On stage with the 'orcl'1estry': E, Herold, G. Woods, J. Delaney, C. Docberty. an Corn-ball Lloyd just in from loway for the big doin'sl Four hands 'roundl Everybody promenade! .4s Fred Marchese Accordianist The senior Glee Club entertains with best loved Christmas carols. 9B adds the touch of humor with a radio parody. Bl Parents Day Coinciding with the annual Christmas program, Parents Day took the form of dual celebration this year. After a program given by the freshman and senior classes, refreshments were served, students' work admired, and the day came to a happy close as blissful parents and re- lieved pupils went home with the compliments of teachers ringing in their ears. The sembles on stage for 9A's presentation of the Nativity play. solemn moment as the cast as- 1 Junior Prom All very pleased with each others' com- pany are: Lynn Foristall, and Marie Yesolitisg Eddie Rams, and June Gengg and Steve Tremmel and Rosalie Benz. 32 Ready for the next course are: John Yuskaitis, and Laura Mae Finucang Dick Cabana, and Helen Gallagherg and Cyril McGreevey, and Joan Wallace. You and the Night and the Music- Prom Scene'. Giving the dancers the once over are Leon Komarowski, and Dolores Fava lores Kavanaugh, and James Teehon and Larry Duffy and Aileen Gourley Formally introducing-.Lester Pacca, and Joan Beshada' Geor e Schmitt i Q - and Joan McBrideg Fred Ulrich, and Pat Claussg and Donald Cabana 0-0 . D and Mary White. -5 . H15 .I The huge Colonial mansion that is Gene Boyle's-music by Jimmy Grimes-delicious food-elegant dance cards as mementos, and no school to worry about the next day, made May twenty-ninth, l95O a red letter day and a special evening to remember out of all the pattern of events that make up school fun. Stairway to success. Prom committee members: Bob Burke and Sheila Mc- Kay, Lynn Foristall, and Marie Yesoli- tisg Leon Komarowski, and Dolores Favag Bob Benson, and Maureen Hen- 33 nessyg and Bob Finnegan, and Louise Sarnacchiaro. Robeft Duffy, and Pat Kavanaghg Do- 136311, Xif ,um c d' L 'W 'kg 3 Q x K I um Our Luzls of tlu' Rosary llvn must say the Rosurs uml flu llvllllllll' for llwzr sms If pvoplc' :ln as I 1011 sou, nmns souls lllll be savvrl ln ilu' mul, mx Illllllllllllllff' Heart 14111 frzunzplz Z Yet another instance of where a cluld shall lead them can be had m the weighty sogmfn cance of thas plunge spoken to ten year old Lucy dos Sandos. lnd Francis and Jacunta Marto aged nme and seven respeetwely Rest dents of the pansh of Fatima, one of the few places relatwely indifferent to World War l whnch was then throttllng the rest of the world nn what seemed A death grasp these sample shepherd chnldren were entrusted by Our Lady with words that have slnce resounded to the far corners ofthe earth. Perhaps ut was because of thelr very unspolled, humble stations, so far a cry from the materlalusm and agnosticusm whlch were elsewhere bringing the world headlong down the destructive by ways of war, dad Our Lady choose these three to whom she would say, When you see the night ht up by a great un known hght, know thus to be a slgn from God . 'Wm , 1115. I - I . . .7 9 ' f, kgs , .Il A 33 .gf 4- 2 .2 if Q !-Q' .' 1-fr ' fn 1 vu,-A g ,A , L V , . . . fir' -,J 'Q .ve 5 - ' , 3352 2 -H,-fn -E 'z -4-f-1 -,. . mai-. , : .f + rs:.,:jr-4- Fig ' fl 2- Q2 Q ff -L . gr: 35? ' 11- 13 I ' .4 I Q fp? A-:H ,. 1 ?5:'i5'5-.li 1-1' .9 - V l -0:51 , - -, ' .fmafb -- '. '93 iQ :75' ' ' Q- 1. 7 I , ,. T . -5 ,gn . l,:.,,:.,,,-wil 3 . ik, Iwi-A ff . h' tlzff l- '- A 'ffl . : wry fir' 'ew file- cf H fer' 1 .ff 'sf if' ll fi: -5, he-:Q If ,, ,J 1 WN .ai Q' . . ' 1- 142 -' :Nfl ' f 'P T? 1. fi - v5g. 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Y . . . . . 1 9 ' ' 0 I l K . , . . that the pumshment of the world IS at hand by war famme and persecutnon agasnst the Church and the Holy Father Today Fatlma IS the slte of the splendld baslllca of the Immaculate Heart of Mary a well as hospitals and medlcal bureaus for the suck who travel there for the spmtual and physrcal healing effects of the shnne Thus splendor ns a dual trnbute to Our Blessed Lady rt goes wuthout saynng but also to the three chrldren ofthe vnsntatnon As has ever been the case they were not spared the agony whuch has accompamed the blessed down through the ages They were scotted at treated as liars and young crnmmals persecuted threatened wrth death and cast unto gaol Thenr talth and the painstaking work of the Canonical Commlssxon eventually brought about the proclamation on October 13 1930 ot the otfrcual authoruzatnon of the cult of Our Lady of Fatima Our Lady of Fatima MAY 13, 1917 FATIMA PORTUGAL Hope 1 v . . . r 1 H 1 , S v 1 4 j I . l u v . v v v 1 v v - f a Poi hiin on C009 bei' ramiaies Fax n9 kms CO rn H09 M It was with genuine sorrow and shock that the Chimes staff learned of the recent death of Father Coughlin, These pages, then, have be- come twice as valuable in preserving memories of one who became a close friend in a short time. - --L 4 The radiance of Benediction. eff' ,nt ,Nix fn P Father encounters the inquiring year- book staff in search of a statement Father Coughlin, Mr. Hopkins, Sister Edith, and Miss Washington hear about Dean McNulty's fabulous career from Monsignor Hill. Paul Lloyd makes like a chauffeur as Monsignor Hill bids Father Coughlin good-bye' and extends thanks for a fine retreat. 37 for the CHIMES. As the most fitting lead in for the new school year, early October is the annual occasion 'for retreat. This year, under the scholarly guidance of Rev. Timothy J. Coughlin, SJ., the entire school emerged spiritually fortified by the conferences and at- tendance at Communion, determined to make this year the most telling of all in their advancement towards maturity. 2454... .1-'4 M fs , . Q Q W.. , .L -5, . Q, -: -W it May Crowning of Our Lady 4 '3 'If 'ln-A 'wr X .- yn .. 3 . J JJ : ,fl P' if , ,Q gi Eggs? ' Each year in May, The month of Our Lady, the girls of the Immaculate Heart Society stage the lovely and solemn ceremony which be- tokens their love for Her. As the school as- sembles to watch and sing hymns, the beauty of faith in Our Lady shines forth as inspiring and bright as the sweet May morning. The entourage poses in pretty pageantry a moment before the ceremony begins f'!,'v-'l -L....4L L. h-A Z l Oh Mary we crown thee with blossoms today 1 A 1 N.. K w 4 x ,. 0 '-fb r v ' V 1 M .. 'P fl ' ' y f . tg. f Y- . 4 :K 3, ' ' ' i '39, I . X' Y I' , i 4 i ,I .. r' .i 5 ' 1 Q' l Q8-4. I R e,, rf. -mr ,' 1 ,L 4 , '+A Ap-.rag 1 an YI I L .r 4.2, 1, - x ' lva.-4 9 I 11 K 04 3. A ,W n Xlf' -v-.1 4 fa -5 1 -.' -4 Q' N' A I N ifffxg f A x. ,x f , H 49' lip, 1 f :TT . ffm! 4' V S' Ji 1 t ' ,I 9'-,. 'W . M Dv. 55 X5 x .iq 4,4 Maureen Hennessy and Maureen Matthews xc infentl as lare McNcrnc laces lhe sa Y C v v , crown on Our Lady's head. ,.-sf 'Xb 'QI 'f..'2?' ' Clare McNcrncy smiles radianfly after her dcsccnr from the crowning. Formuiae for the Catholic Perhaps never so clearly before did we perceive the sageness of the counsel which besought us to ask God's aid and direction, with a prayer be- fore each class, First Friday de- votions, and frequent reception of the Blessed Sacrament. Before each class an Aspiration. .qi Benediction at the close ofthe Holy Half Hour. School Year Reception of Holy Communion on First Friday each month. Faithful senior altar boys, off to don their cassocks: Frank Arnot, Walt Vogel, Steve Tremmel, and Tom Toomey. Y a I nm llw lnllnmulniv llfylll, flu' llolhvr of Coll, llw q,lll'l'll of 114111011 Pray' Pray ivry mur I1 Un xou lou' mx Son ' D0 um lou' mv' Then smrzfifv soursvlf for me mul I 14111 ron ufrl Gznnvrs C0011 Inv ' 'H'-1 'V 3 For ld iid' all' 5 te- vi i T fb Y 'KK VLK-.. ff 1.45 me -M WW lt has taken more than ten years of scrupu lous investigation by theologians doctors, and scientists before the Bishop of Namur. in whose diocese the messages and the visntations oc curred, could issue in 1943 the decree author izing the cultus of Our Lady of Beauranng by virtue of a special decree of approval from the Holy Office. This official confirmation grew out of a series of events which began on such a homely note as a group of children planning to rung neighbors' doorbells on their way home from school. lt was Albert Voasm who first exclaimed at an unusual, bright light. His four playmates, N... . 4 -'Nw-RN f'5:, ei . ff-'V . -2. - ,. - iz 'k-.,j.,:L s, ,Ig -eff. . 'ws Z f:eq.1A.,A fbi Six? s 1' ,f 5 lfff' lg? 'ZS' ' f 1 ' . f 2,111 , , - 5 ,V 19593 .fffQk- fx ' '- -' V V-2-116. V .T V :zip ffizwu. , . 5 f -pq Q. -' 522 w .fllfifewl gi 1 xi Eff,-' 'Tia F! ,Z 1, elf, W V . if FZ' , ,. ' J '1 T1 f f 'A if ' , 1. A 1 ! . ' N .4 A , 45i,f5,'Q, ' ':k ,f 1 2. , ,- ,rant-.,.fn - 1 i - 4.43,- - . :r.,,,-A , fx .e . -3 'v5f - ' l 1.1 ' ' - ,' ., 5-Li-.HI f ', g' 1 - ,. 3 rf. .,1iq,z25 , - A 'E 'as if ,, ,. F'-1' h 1525- ,Q fbi-' f 5 4? iz? ' 'f 'f --- lr-,. pg, ga s, 9 4. ,V .. . g' F, A 4, ,. 137. 5 P ,ei-V 2 . N' :aa a is V fb. 1.1 ' ,253-?!: .:11. 1 , ia-Rt' :if , ggy ,, 1 ,T ,L3 55', ' If . 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Fernande Voasm Gnlberte Vousm Andree De geumbre and Gulberte Degeumbre turned to watch also and the fnve were slmultaneously aware that the light materlallzed unto the fag ure of a lady dressed In a long robe of pure As the apparltlon contlnued to appear on the days following the whole vnllage took to laugh mg at the children No threats or densnon could shake the chlldren s testnmony so the parish prlest was at last consulted As the months passed the cures and the clanty of the Mes sages dnspelled the sceptncusm Today a superb chapel sanctuary and retreat house draws thousands to the shrine Our Lady of Beauraing NOVEMBER 29, l93Z BEAURAING, BELGIUM Turn Then Most Gracious Advocate . . . Towards s . . q . . . ' , - Y - - v - as ' ! white -none other than the Blessed Virgin. ' I a . y n c l U Y Executive Board: Vice Presi- dent, Joseph Schwabg secre- tary, Clare McNerneyg treas- urer, Joan McBride, and president, Walt Vogel. Senior Class Officers The senior officerships, the most coveted positions in school govern- ment, went, this year, into able hands. With detail work delegated to such carefully selected groups as the ring committee and the dance committee, Walt, Joe, Claire, and Joan have given the Class of '5l, a round of activities and events calculated to rate their senior year as one of the best. X The ring committee forms a mutual admiration society, as Joan McBride displays her ruby to Leon Kornarowski, Toni Gorgas, Marie Yesolitis, and Walt Vogel. 'C' 1 Experts in the field of the ornamental -.f Chrlshne M Angsten 9Ol Main Street A blithe spirit sensible and considerate Chris embodies all the innate refinements of a true lady Art Club 3 Joyce M. Baker 779 Market Street A thoughtful lass, as poised as she is pretty. is Joyce who is a past master of both art forms and the art of Friendship. Art Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 Chimes Typist 43 Catholic Action 4. Victoria H. Boudjouk 209 Slater Street Dimpled cheeks and vivid brown eyes are the positive indications of this bonny miss. Vivacity, wit, and savoir-faire, all are her hall-marks. Seton Club 33 Catholic Action 31 Mission Unit lg Student Council 4. 45 Lucy F. Cesario Sl Marshall Street Unanimously acclaimed as our knitting ex- pert, her needles hum with activity and her voice sings with beauty. Doubly endowed she's done double duty as a loyal lady to Saint John's. Student Council 23 Catholic Action 2. Frank X Arnof 47 Prlnce Street A tnple threat with a word on the basket ball court and around the ladues Franks good humor and permanent equanumlty have let hum master the art of wmnmg frnends and mfluencnng people Basketball 2 3 4 Seton Club 3 4 Math Club Treasurer 4 Frank V Baggetta 34 Essex Street A rugged man to debate agannst St John s French flash can argue a point to the end and usually come out on the wlnnlng side Charmung manners prevaul as part of has magnetism .,f Spray that one agam Frank' Robert J Benson 77 Terhune Avenue Passanc Debonarr and always at ease Bob has a style all his own In both dress and manner Indncatnons are sure that he wlll always have a host of well washers Student Councnl 3 Seton Club 3 Mlsslon Unut 2 Basketball I Chrmes Associate Edmtor 4 'Y Edward J Butler l242 Madlson Avenue Keen wutted Eddue IS everyones frmend Ablllty to perpetrate a poke and hrs reso lute tnendlmess make boredom an unknown quantrty nn hrs company Class Vnce Presldent 2 46 Q Qi I .' 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I f 3 I 1 V I h at , 3 ,, ' . f ' ' 5 37 u ' 1 3' L -- get 'V x , .K f 1 '1 A y l ' , t em, ag 1 ' A , Q X p A ' wrdgyls. - . gk Q f w 3 f ' if it F - . 5 r ' . u, I Ll I ,J .- . , . t I Z' ' I . .X 1' Patricia J Clauss 293 West Third Street Clifton An industrious student who goes about her work with admirable efficiency and com pctence Pats singing voice is a welcome to any school assembly or group and is a harbinger of winning ways Student Council 2 Art Club Secretary 3 Seton Club 3 at 11s Catherine M Daly 9 Delaware Avenue mure and reserved Catherine has a spe De . - cial quality of sweet helpfulness that ' equally heart-warming as it is beguiling, Geography takes a back seat to physiognomy Burt Lancaster s tha is' Constance M Daniels 35 Hemlock Street Despite an outward quietness, Constance has lust claims to intellectual and spiritual fibre of high calibre, A quotation from Kip- ling describes her best, Hold on-yours is the earth and everything that's in it.' 47 Joan V Delaney 274 East Sixth Street Clifton Laughing Irish eyes, and a charming loqua- ciousness, describes Joan to a Sociable and sure, she is maturely personable. Chimes, Business Manager 4' Seton Club 4' Catholic Action 2. Robert P. Burke 471 Park Avenue His effervescent personality and jolly char- acter mark him the prize jester, His amiable disposition and mimicing talents lighten the dull hour and make his company pricelessly entertaining. Class Secretary, 3, Catholic Action l, 2, 4, Mission Unit 2. Donald M. Cabana 4Ol River Street When the moment presents itself, Don's been ever capable of producing a jocular quip. A flaming red head, he's fired four years with spirited school support. All 40,0 A ! .An , I is John M. Docherty 68l Crooks Avenue Irish as his omnipresent smile, John's schol- arly capacities rate him high with the faculty and his rank is no less as a worth-while companion to his classmates. Class President 2, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 35 Mission Unit 3, Catholic Action 4. Tim J. Farrell 81 Chatham Avenue Natural masculinity has helped immeasur- ably to insure Tim of everlasting friendship. The class of 'Sl has fond recollections of his refreshing anecdotes. Art Club 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President l. lf I had the wings of an angel . . . Jane F. Eckert 3 4 Genessee Avenue Jane is synonymous with simplicity and down-to-earth niceness, Emerson described it, Nothing is more simple than greatness: indeed, to be simple is to be great. Great is Jane's rating with the class of 5l . Patricia A. Feeney S Fitzgerald Avenue, Clifton Fashionable and chic as befit her modeling career. Pat's- smooth as cream externally and as sweet internally. Carole A. Docherty 181 Crooks Avenue As honest, straight-forward and genuinely sincere a person as one is ever likely to meet, Carole meets the world on its own terms and achieves the merit her truly good nature deserves. Mission Unit 4. Joan R. Doyle l53 Washington Avenue, Hawthorne Vivacious and versatile, Joan took an early part in class leadership and has been hold- ing it creditably, since. A refreshing enter- taining Irish chatter-box. Student Council, Secretary 33 Seton Club 4g Cheerleader 4, Class Treasurer 2, Glee Club 2, 4, Rambler l, 2, 3. J '-Q, Q5 1- .R -N 'N he .gn Ml .XR s Sugar and spice-that's what little girls are made of during free period anyway! 49 ,995 Lynn E. Foristall ll A Bolton Place, Radburn Lynn's earnestness tor school activity shines in every corner of St. Johns Typically the clean cut, All-American, young man of dise tinction, Class President lg Class Vice President 33 Chimes Editor-lnfCl1ief 4g Math Club 41 Seton Club 4. John J. Geier l69 Genesee Avenue Jack lays claim to an enthusiasm which explodes periodically and unexpectedly, scattering alternately, worldly wisdom or wise wit. Seton Club 3, 4g Art Club 2. -351,3 -uni' Robert J. Finnegan 449 Market Street, Rochelle Pa'k A sfawarf gn the basketbal tearn, socially' ,nzltneo as well, Bobs oisocs t on is to cb- ser.e ,3 roseate world w th keen 'ish eyes, C ass Secretary 33 Chimes Business Manager 4, Basketball Q, 3, 4. William W. Fitzpatrick 52 Tofowa Road Our lanky basketball player better known as Ace . is likewise tops tor bfxght sayings and iocularlty. X 95 fa Vwflzards of the wires and modu- lators of The frequency. Knit one, purl two. The girls drop stitches and the latest news. 1? 1...- MY' Aileen C. Gourley l3l Pine Street A gracious ladyg demure without being coyg Irish eyes which accomplish with a look what a volume of words couldn't-all this and pretty too, is our Aileen, Sophomore Class Treasurerg Catholic Action 2. Maureen C. Hennessy 272 Illinois Avenue Cheerfulness, cooperation and forcefulness are personified in Maureen. Wherever you find fun and laughter she will be found contributing her share. Seton Club 35 Chimes, Associate Editor 4' 'Iatholic Action i, ag Arr Club 4. ' Sl Laura M. Finucan 3 Montclair Avenue Charming Laura has a radiant smite as an invitation to sociability and with it the rare combining force of a penchant for the scholarly. Mission Unit 25 Student Council Vice Pres- ident 4. Antonia M. Gorgas l42 East l5th Street Blend joy and jollity, mix well with common sense and you compound the formula for the continued demands for Toni's company. Sophomore Class, Vice President. Q Bart W Gelormmo 495 Summer Street A nonchalant red head Barts lngratlatmg mlen has accrued respect and admlratlon Never too busy to help a frnend ns the class consensus of opmlon Junior Class President Cathollc Action 2 Mrsslon Unlt 2 Basketball I 1-A Leon F. Komarowski ZOO Eughth Street Passaxc Although a late comer to St John s he has durrng the past two years proven hrmself A QS Fx John F George 274 East 22nd Street Class hlstornan and equally at home with a polmcual debate or a mathematical formula Johns mental powers IS no secret Catholic Actnon I Class Treasurer 2 Glee Club 2 Ifgni ju -nv :'o Frank R Kller 564 Stralght Street A year round enthuslast for sport of any aspect and a convuvlal nature have built for Frank a store of adulatnon from hrs contemporles Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Seton Club 4 mvaluable as an athlete and classmate A Hot news ln the paper today' bug boy and every unch of hum good natured Catholuc Actnon 3, Baseball 3, Seton Club 3 52 , s S , fr 1 A gf A ui., ' 6 , F K' 5 ' 1, I 45 5 I a-iz, 1 ,- I '- - v '.- aiu I K 1 l f gy , W, Y ..,, x 5 . . x Wxxf' N I . 1 ' fl Vixk pil, 4 ik K J Mme s nncer than yours IS 3' Mary M Kahwaty 175 Mull Street The unruffled calm that comes of mner satusfactlon and practice of the Golden Rule IS a rare attrnbute and claims atten tuon for Marys true worth Cheerleader 4 Ehxabeth A Kamphausen IO Edward Court Clifton Petute pollte and preclse Betty IS a good student a spnrlted supporter and mce com pamon wnth whom to wnle away the hours Art Club 2 3 5 11' iw Edna H Herold 909 Prospect Street Glen Rock A Iassle wnth a heart of gold Edna has In deed accomplished whale others are stll talknng about It As generous as she IS perseverlng attaanments are natural to her -Cx .1 Manlyn K Kovar l 46 37th Street Farrlawn Marulyn leaves behmd her a record of IH tegruty and dependablllty coupled with a scholastlc ratmg and a lust of helpful deeds wtnchl reflect credut on herself friends and sc oo Art Club 2 3 J s C , . . I Ai' X A- P' - A' in M K 3 lg Robert T Kuhl ll l Bloomfield Avenue t c sense of humor whose wade clrcle of frnends lS the result of his good fellowshup and crack Img wut Paul J Lloyd 27l Park Avenue Known to all as the Malor Paul IS your answer to John Barrymore His lncompar able personallty and matchless actlng marks hum as the fellow to be remembered always as rlght at the hub of our fun Class Secretary l Class Treasurer 3 Cath ollc Action l 2 3 Chxmes Editor In Chlef 4 Seton Club 3 4 Mlsuon Unut 4 as 1 Knee actlon by strong men' 'I' M I Paschal R Macaluso 55 Mull Street Well mannered well groomed and well equipped for a lucrative and satisfying fu ture Pat IS one of the leading candidates for Most Lnkely to Succeed Student Council l Art Club 2 4 9,2 Alfred J Marchese 247 Pacnflc Street As full of charms and depth as has muslv: Freds unseltush shanng of has artlstry knowledge and cheery outlook on llfe, IS the pleasantest of memornes Mnssuon Unut l, School Orchestra l 2 3 4 54 11 , G 3 6 Q V 1 C . , 5 . 2 A T Q A l The easy going lad with the fantasj 4 ' . 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Antometta A LoCascno 63 Lmcoln Place Garfneld Antonuetta has everything that one mlght ask for ln a frlend She puts so much good wlll unto all she does that we cant help Ilklng her and wash we could fund adequate recompense for her knndness Art Club 2 4 Chimes Typlst 4 Margaret A Lyness l34 Gould Avenue Effervescent pep personnfued and foremost among those dear to the hearts of her fel low students Captain of the cheerleaders and all she surveys Student Council l Assoclate Edltor Cheerleaderl 2 3 4 F 0 0 0 Marchlng along ,1 u Joan M McBrnde l25 Genessee Avenue Joan the neatest of fashuon plates full of zest quick wnth a smnle and always pre pared to tackle the latest problem All In gllb ta school treasurer all credxt and no e I Class Treasurer 4 Student Councll 3 Seton Club 3 Cathollc Action 2 55 together' nu Geraldme K McGulre bl Curse Avenue Clifton Calm and unruftled the epntome of self sufflclency and Integrity Geraldlnes schol arly abllnty has for four years amazed her contemporaries Catholic Actlon l ,My X . 9 , ' Q 3 I . V . I V . .-Q ' ,., is I W f N , 'gy Q 4 I . 2 . . 4: I - . . D Edward R. Newton 142 Bogert Street, Totowa Borough Eddie's mental stature and collective reason- ing stamps him as a rnan amongAmen.v His relaxing humor most assuredly wins him a place in our book of memories. Herbert C. Ohlmeyer 293 Paxton Street Distinguished for dabbling in the. arts and socialility, Herby's easy-going air is the trade mark of a benevolent disposition. Student Council 4. ,Q 'D 5 gg Lester T. Pacca 35 Robert Street An avid participant and spirited spectator, Les is a sportsman first, last, and always. He carries the rules of fair play into every phase of life, Student Council lg Basketball Manager 4. Edward F. Rams 159 Parker Avenue, Hawthorne Sporting a sunny disposition, Ed has spec- cialized in making friends and energetically endorsing the extra-curriculars. Seton Club 35 Catholic Action 2, 35 Basket- ball Manager 2: Baseball I, 3, 4. Superman Rams makes like Charles Atlas. 1 as . ,,., Clare A. McNerney 82 Jefferson Place, Totowa Borough Never one to do things by halves, Clare's personality and reserved poise have been the ladder by which she's climbed to suc- cess in both the executive and sports fields. Cheerleader 43 Class Secretary 4. Loretta M. Melone 43 Minerva Avenue, Hawthorne Reserved and placid, speaking seldom but then very swiftly, Loretta slowly shows a shy smile at humor and understanding at difficulties. Art Club 2, 3, 4. .pf 3' Sheila K. McKay 320 Hazel Road, Clifton She is endowed with a scintillating wit. The words of Shakespeare are appropriate in summarizing her qualities. She's as merry as the day is long. Class Vice President 3. Dolores A. McNenney l36 North Tenth Street Affable to all, but strongly loyal to her im- mediate circle of friends, Dolores' idealistic outlook on life has created kindness and sweetness as her major attributes. 4 13,44 3- Oh, but wait'Il you hear this! This is the best part . . r, ws -. 5-.-Q, fs-n 'fr 99' . X. Q5 Q uv... Thomas J. Toomey 234 Madison Avenue President of Student Council, this lanky lad earned the undeniable distinction of Man about School , his ingratiating smile is the symbol of interest, warmness and friendli- ness. Student Council 3, President 43 Chimes As- sociate Editor 4, Seton Club 35 Catholic Action 3. Stephen J. Tremmel l23 Louise Street, Clifton Indispensable. to the council and class as a source ot inspiration and admiration. Steve's always where action is thickest and astute- ness in greatest demand. Treasurer l, 35 Chimes Sports Editor 43 Catholic Action lg Baseball 3, 4. .. tv Sala fb- ' ' 'Him I . C xv.. ws, T' ,, , Gerald G. Rickelmann 49 Gould Avenue A iaunty' ga t, and all around good student this consc entious and efficient ballplayer is without one iota of doubt a sure-fire winner. Mission Unit 33 Chimes Sports Editor 4. Joseph V. Schwab EO Elizabeth Street Joe's keen rvcllrgence marks him as a men- tal wizar: of lZB. YOUkll find the vice president of the class always ready, willing and able to help. Class Vice President 43 Seton Club 3. XX si , .Ax f -,iz Bing ani Frankie had better look to their laurels, Sweet smiles and sweet music. 'i KN ,, is i 5 Marlene T. Riker 1261 Madison Avenue Cute as a kitten and smart as a whip, Mar- lene's pretty head encases an active brain. Ticket-seller extraordinary, who could re- sist her sales talks? Vice President lg Mission Unit 1. Louise A. Sarnacchiaro 421 East 18th Street Bright as a new penny and sunny as a Spring day, Louise's cheery conversation and school spirit add a glow to any and all school days. Catholic Action 1g Mission Unit 35 Cheer- leader 4. 59 Qld f -vl' x s fix Dorothy A. Miller 271 Spring Street Helpful but never officious, Dot is the steadying and reliable influence in class affairs. Pleasant to work for or with. Art Club 2, 3. Irene F. Ramsden 43 Cedar Street Gentle and genteel, scholarly but sociable, Irene mixes equal parts of these desirable extremes to bring honor to her class. 6-s T., Joseph F Vnscuso l56 Washington Avenue Hawthorne Tops on our lust albert lnobtruslve Joe has helped lmmeasurably to make this gradu Walter J Vogel I46 Bloomfleld Avenue No task has been too arduous no detail too small for the capable attentlon of Walt Vogel Definately most lukely to succeed by vlrtue of an unmatched offlclal record Secretary l President 2 4 Student Councul 2 Treasurer 3 Seton Club 3 Basketball Ba all Thedrow J Woods 97 Jersey Street A champnon of the rlghteous things In llfe throughout the entire four years of study John A Yuskalhs l04 Graham Avenue When popularity as based on ment as lt ns Ifl JOhf'lS C359 B YYIEFIYOYIOUS Cafeel' IS In the offlng Hls quiet manner hides an un expected wut Guess whose money us on the wmnmg team' 60 1 E Q ' ' 7 , I 1' 9 , - E, V V , t, I .K . . Y Q V' 2 , I ly xx if yr' ' ' ' - Ted has managed to be most helpful ating class glad to have known him. E . ' ' ' b 4 ' . l,,2, 3, 41 selb 1, 2, 3, 4.' f, 9 U . I R J. A A f S A . v Z , :X - 6 s l ir' ' ' . ' ' . , A i , twirl t S M l fl t S l Lois J Shannon 72 Chadwsck Street Musnc hath charms and so has Lols Beauty wuthm and wlthout bodes well for the musu cal world she hopes to lnvade Marilyn Shnelds In complete costume teaches Jeanne Slavln and Rose Spag nola the latest Charleston .av Marilyn C Shields 30 Cook Street Haledon A charmmg Ramblerette who possesses cuteness In quallty plus a gay qulet agree able manner Her versatlllty as displayed In her variety of school actwltles Chimes Buslness Manager 4 Cheerleader 4 Y gr- ff j g? JeanneM Slavln Rose M Spagnola 3 Arlmglon Place Radburn 232 Van Blarcom Street A loquacuous and stnmulatlng conversation Charitable polite wlth a slxth sense for any alust sub deb Jeanne combunes SOPhISflC8 klnd Of SDOFT TNS Chafmlng Ramblefeffe lS non poise and Cooperation mfg 3 fgrmula a corner stone of current actlvltues and whuch can t mlss IHYCVSSYS Student Council 3 Seton Club 3 Aff Club 3 Cheerleader 4 61 l' I f T ft y ,, E -- : , 1 ,J Q ' 1 4? I I I A' , O X L . . f s Q , '73 WM . ' ,. ,M - 'affix' ,I yy. .K f 1 ,4 ,V ,L . . . . . . . 1 ' ' 1 - ' 3 . 1 . 3 1 Roberta M Shllwachs lO7O Lafayette Avenue Hawthorne Although Robertas stay ln St Johns has been only two years she has establlshed herself In our socual and sports world has won the unanlmous approval of the student body Cheerleader 4 Marlon G Wagner 358 Paclfuc Street Such natural unaffected character In such a svelte exterlor us rare Indeed The con sensus of op mon as that Marlon will reap a nch harvest ID the field of worldly affalrs ...---1 4'Classy Chariot Mary T Whnte 65 George Street Fasclnated by school fun and study MBVY un turn casts a spell whlch draws admurlng applause Always on hand to labor or laugh Seton Club 3 Cathollc Actlon I Musslon Unlt 3 4 Margaret C Wuerdo 417 East 33rd Street Refreshlng, candud and ood friend is Peg The Golden Rule as her y-word to frlend shlp and apprcclatlon. Seton Club 3. 62 iff? Eleanor A. Wilson 5l6 Main Street Mild mannered, calm, as always, this lass leavesfbut her understandlng and regard tor others will remain within all our mem- ories. .uf r .gr 6 , A 'r 4 ' r f Bull Zink is bewlldered by the vagaries of women. Marie T. Yesolitis Gladys E. Wood 79 Lafayette Street 144 Spring Street Ever gentle and amiable, her even tempered Five feet two, eyes of blue was written way, quiet genlality make her welcomed just to descrnbe Gladys. Throaty chuckles everywhere. and demure placidity sum up her gamut President lg Art Club. of charm. Seton Club 3. 63 William C. Zink 298 Sixteenth Avenue BilI's distinguished himself both as an ath- lete of exceptional ability and as a person- able gentleman who has gathered a host of friends despite his late arrival. 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Because the visitation of Banneux followed so closely on the heels of Beauramg Manette s disclosures met with even more than the usual scepticism The clergy had to ascertain pos: tively that the 9irl had not been so emotionally affected by the novenas and devotions in honor tually the straightforward answers of Manette which examinations by doctors and the Com mission of Enquiry of the Belgian Primate could not shake and the graces and favours which en sued have made Banneux an impressive pil gnmage centre Our Lady of the Poor the cult of Our Lady of Banneux was supported by rescnpts of approval from the Holy Seem 1942 Our Lady of Banneux JANUARY 35, 1933 BANNEUX, BELGIUM Pray for Us O Holy Mother of God I Q y R U of Beauraing, as to imagine the visitation. Even- , V , - 1 - ' Q I I t '..lb'ar Ir' Y Q K' U Wil' +6 an 'if' W , ,Zu ,viding W x ' 4 xl gl L! 1 :JK -WHL ,.,,HfQ, 'fb-', A 0 . Q- 'sy' Q, , e' -p -dv C .56 5 5 4-W '5 Pvt 2-fx? Q I 1 55 'wtf 5 Q 2 Th 'JW ff ' 2 'ffl I x ' - H 'X , - 2 x I l ' ! 5 f 4 ' ,J , ,, NV Y? ' CY igfflalc l'5 fi.-w-is ,i The Board of Managers at work as Alex directs and Frank and Jimmy work. J! I J r G. White, N. Sasso, P. Burke, B. Bersch, J. Draney, and S. Ryerson. 67 Jay Vee if 1 w ' 1 J I R. Draney, R. Foiey, J. Foytlin, T. Ramsden, M. Boudjouk M . If i . Jim Murray gives George White the secret. fri Y '. x 1- 'Q Gym X l Frank Arno! fr vm., 1- Frank Kller 68 I The start of the out of bounds play good for two Santos druves fn and Ross talks to hum McKeown and Fnnnegan s new defense Kuck hum down EE 5 5 f QSHNS 5 ,32- , 2 5? s xx X 2 .lf Close game but Frank unperturbed fnxes the wave as Ross slnks the Automatic Everybody gets unto the act as Ross goes for the jump Steele controls the board and Bob looks worried J' 'N lx'-M Walt Vogel Bob Finnegan 69 19 , 'X low, . , of ' W V Nx N, N ' ' s' , - 5' as A5 3 XX N 1 l ' I N E I Q ! we J X , I it ff l I 'few My s--i in' J l ' .....an1' in ' .N- ..- 1 I X gh' M' 52321 l ir! I Pl! A Y v . 4 'JN 1 Ron hook 0 Alleen Gourley C7 Wm, Cheerleaders Rose Spagnola Roberta Shllwachs Margaret Lyness Captain Frances Rams , Joan Doyle Vs. Louuse Sarnacchlaro 2 E 1 Marilyn Shields Clare McNerney - v , s Mary Kahwaly Avy' K rj . iv ' gl f ? 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' 1 A ' 1 -.- Q- - 1 - 1 ' ' '- Sunday the Feast of the Holy Name of Mary September I2 1948 to Sunday September 26 But Our Lady s counsel to the Monastery dsd not cease Remarkable showers of rose petals contmued to fall and on the Furst Fnday of No vember there was reenacted nn Snster Teresnta so privileged of Our Lady the Crucntnxlon Those who witnessed the mystery could follow closely the pattern of her sufterung and hear perfectly her repetition of the seven last words of Our Redeemer Although the last vuslt of the Blessed Lady took place on November l2 durmg whlch she spoke the message quoted the showers of rose petals have contmued On the petals a silhouette of Mary can be clearly seen. Our Lady of Lipa SEPTEMBER I2, I948 LIPA CITY BATANGAS PHILIPPINES Made Worthy . H That We May Be f r, a f J '4 Q , ,W TL -ie- -Ermf, 1' A , M x. ,, Q X 1 J'. ff' ' Ei-15 4.1. 1 LP' Sf'.' 1. ' ' c A ,S iv! n b W Y 9 u 6 S Q . 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Being geared for a fine future by the guiding hand of Sister Agnes Elise, 9A has already made a brilliant start scholastically by virtue of the performances of, Cynthia Finucan, Margaret Moltane, Louis Bloejtes, Bertrand Bersch, Don McNaboe, Mary Jo O'DonneIl, and Janet Ryan. Nor were they behind the door when athletic skills were passed out as Bob Draney, Bert Bersch and John Foytlin, will attest. A potential threat to the New York Times is 9B, the freshman class which took over and successfully edited the RAMBLER. Editor-in-Chief Thomas Ramsden ar.'.l Sports editor, Nick Sasso are both also Jay Vee team members and honor students. Feature editor Sally Ann Riker is also on the honor roll in the company of Norman Makoujy, Pat Scherer, and Grace Reihl. The News department is in the capable hands of Jane Newton. Front Row E Miller O DeLuca M Schmitt, M. Massar, J. Lewis, G. Reihl, M. Dowd, S. Riker E Mucha Second Row N Makouiy J Heath A Ciarfella L Castellano J Ciarfella, M. Cahill, C. Zolenski, J. Newton, B. Jernack S Meerholz I Pulford N Sasso G Dillinsky Back Row R Whitesell J Gleason, C. Lewis, T. Ramsden, C. Burgio, J. Gauger, P Ramsden P Mancini D Gorgas J. Coons, E. Ackerman, E. 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SO Golczewskl Walter Gorgas Dennls S4 Gorgas Tonl Sl Gornlack Leo Gorman Phll Gourley Alleen Sl Gflffln Pat S2 Hague Betty Harraka Joseph S2 Hatem Joan Hayek Shlrley S4 Healey Peter SO Heath John Heltzman Carolyn S2 Hemmerllng John Hennessy Maureen Sl Herold Edna Sl Herold Mr and Mrs C B Holterhoff Margaret S4 Hughes Mr and Mrs E Humenuck Mr and Mrs Vlctor Jacalone Joseph Jackson Jullan S4 Jackson Mrs W G Jernack Barbara S4 Kahwaty Mary Sl Kamphausen Betty Sl Kane Patrlcla S2 Kearney Paul Kearney Mr and Mrs Jo n Kennedy Elalne Kerrlgan Bert SO Kerrlgan Robert S0 Kller Frank Sl Komarowskl Leon Sl Kovar Marllyn Sl Kozel Frances Kufta Mr and Mrs J Kuhl Robert Sl Lalley Marlon SZ Lane Cecllla Mrs Lange BettyE 47 Lange MaryA Lebledz Evelyn Leonard Hugh LEWIS June LoCascl6 Antonletta Loreng Kay SO LoRusso John F Lucarelll Nnacy S2 Lupenskl Alex S2 Lyness Margaret Sl Lyness Mrs Robert Lyon Charles Macaluso Paschal Sl Rev ev ev FranclsJ Rellly Wllllam E Thompson ev Modesto Valentl ev HenryVelth ev John Whlte Jr ev CarlJ Wolsln Mahon Jerry S0 Malatesta Vlncent Malone Marle Maloney Thomas S3 Mananl Pat Marchese Mrs Alfred Marchese Fred Sl Martln George F Marmo Corlnne SO Martln Mrs George Martln John Matthews Maureen Maynard Nancy S2 McBrlde Betty S2 McBrlde Joan Sl MCBfIde Frances S3 McCarthy Paul S2 McDowell Nell S0 McGowan Mr and Mrs Mcllvalne Ross S2 McKay Laura McKay Sheila Sl McKay Pat McKenzle Thomas McKeown Jlm S2 McKeown Robert S3 McKlernan Reglna McMannamey Peter McNabve Don S4 McNally Maureen McNamara John McNenney Dolores Sl McNerney Clare Sl McNerney Margaret McNerney Mr and Mrs Meerholz Shlrley S4 Meler Betty Sl Melone Loretta Sl Mlller Dorothy Sl Mlller Ellzabeth S4 Mlnchln Bernard SO Moltane Margaret Mooney Mrs Agnes Moore Marllyn 50 Moran Elleen Mucha Evelyn S4 Mullln Rod Murphy Irene Murphy Leo Neenan Mary S2 Nelson JamesA Nettleton Harold S3 Newton Jane Marle S4 O Byrne Frank ODonnell Mary Jo S4 ev JosephJ Meyer Rev John E MOVFIS Anthony O Drlscoll John Jr Thomas Ohlmeyer Herby Olivolo Joseph Oplmus Patncla O Rourke Joseph Pacca Lester Sl Pedurll Josephine Pelose Andy and Glorna Percey Babs S2 Polhemas Peter S4 Poulford Isabelle S4 Pratt Mrs Helene Pugra Geraldnne Qulntlere Gene Ramsden Thomas S4 Ramsden Ramsden Rams Frances S2 Rams Edward Sl Rams Mnss Anna Rankl Arlene S2 Reud James Relhl Allce Renhl Grace Rlckelmann Gerald Sl Irene Peter S4 Allman Mrs J Amos Walt Bage Mr and Mrs R Baldwlns The Banna Tony Baroody Debra Bartole Ronnie and Rnchle Bertschs The Beusch Phllnp Bllz Bernard Bloetyes Dorothy Borromeo Charles Bouse Ann Marne Bradley Jr Mr and Mrs A Brandt Bert Brunner Mrs H Burke Mr and Mrs Burke Robert Burke Wllllam Calvutto Rose Carroll Mr and Mrs CharlesJ Cheevers Mr and Mrs Joseph S Cheevers Marian T Cheevers Rose M Chief Camp Schulte Clark Mr and Mrs W B Cosgrove Ray Cosgrove SJ Rev RaymondS Cunmngham Stewart DeOld Herman DeYoung Mr and Mrs R Dochak Mr and Mrs A H Dochak Mlss Dorothy Docherty Sr John M Donna and Patrlcaa Doagna Mr and Mrs F Durkln Ne Eelman Mrs Eelman Ann Esposito Domlmc Farlssler Mrs Fava Mr and Mrs John Ferruzzl Louus A Ferruzzn Margaret Funnegan Aluce Flsher Mr and Mrs E tr Riker Marlene Sl Riker Mr and Mrs W Reumer Mr and Mrs J Rogers Mary S4 Rogers Wlllvam Romanlello Connne S2 Rubuse Dee Russo Ron Ryan Janet S4 Ryan Pat S0 Ryerson George Sabeh Vlctor 54 Sabbath George 52 Saracco Frances Sarnacchlaro Loulse Sl Sasso Nlcholas Scazzlo James Scherer Patncla Schmntt Mary S4 Schwab Donald Schwab Joseph Sl Scott H Mrs Seymour Mr and Mrs V Shannon Loss Sl Boas Futzpatrnck Mass Katherine Fntzpatruck Mass Magurlte Flemung Mrs P Forlstall Helen M Frnend Funk Mlss Mary Lou Gaery Rlchard George Anna Getwood Bob Glella Mr and Mrs P Glese John Glordrno Betty Glrone Dommuck Hammond Elame Hammond Mr and Mrs Hamusma Mlss Jessie Hartensveld Peter Hatem Joan Hauger Mrs K A Hauser Anne Marne Health Shop Heffner Mr and Mrs Paul E Herman s Servnce Statuon Herold Mr and Mrs Herold Mr and Mrs E G Herold Wllllam Juke Dolores Jordan Mrs C Kardash Jewelers Karney Mr and Mrs John Kearney F J Kerwen Ann Knrby James Kohler LoulsC Kovar Mr and Mrs Kovar Mr and Mrs Kovar Mr and Mrs Kovar Mrs A Kovar Mr and Mrs Kuhl Mr and Mrs Lalley Marian Larkln Mlss Ella Lattanzle D Latus Mrs Phlllp en LoCasc1o Mr and Mrs 85 ODS Shannon Mrs. R. 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Shashaty John Shlelds Mrs Agnes Shields Evelyn S2 Shlelds Lorralne SO Shields Marilyn Sl Seergy Gabrlel Slavln Jean Sl Slavm Kathy S3 Smlth Bull SO Solesky Edward Spagnola Rose Sl Stnffanle Joan Stnllwachs George Stlllwachs Roberta Stoch Mr and Mrs RobertV Streuln Dorothy Sullnvan Rnchard Thompson Mrs H Tlerney Catherlne Tome Joan Toomey Tom Sl Toytlm John S4 Tremmel Steve Sl ters Lotz Mr and Mrs A Luogameno Famlly Lyness Bull Lyness Mr Wnlllam Lyness Mrs Wnlllam Mann Delicatessen Maraano Mrs F Marnconda Carmlna McBride Betty McBride Mrs C McGrath Mrs A McKay James R McKay Florence McNerney Joe Mele Dolly Mollm Mrs F Moore Mr and Mrs Joseph Mulr Mr and Mrs James K Munafo Mrs T Murphy Pat Newton Mr and Mrs Edward Newton Edward Neill CharlesJ O Nuchols Mrs Chros Opuda Joseph Pacca Robert Palmers The Passaro Dommlc Peters James H Peters Mrs James H Pnstorlo Mr and Mrs Pornoff M Portello A Rams Mlss Anna Ramsden Mary Ann Rankl Arlene Recchlone Marne Rrckelmann Gerald Rucker Jr Mr andM Rucker Sr Mr and Mrs Wm Romanuello Connie Romeo Jenner Rossattl Joseph Russell Ruth Rutschmar Howard rs Wm VanHouten Mildred Viscuso Joseph Sl Vogel Mrs W Vogel Marcella Vogel Walter Sl Walls Joan Walsh Frank Waryas John 53 Welsh Mrs Mabel Whltcomb Marilyn Whate Mary Sl Whltesell Duck Wlerdo Peggy Sl Wllder Barbara Wllson Eleanor Sl Wood Gladys Sl Woods Helen Woods Thedrow Sl Yesolltxs Marne Sl Yuskautns John Sl Zmk Wllllam Sl Zolensku Charlotte Zoppo Norma S4 Saccarherman Mr and Mrs H Schmadt Eugene Schmutzlers The Schwab Mr and Mrs Joseph Scuccl Anthony Senferth Mrs Fred Selferth Mrs Wesley Shantz John Sharpe s Drug Store Sheridan Peggle Shields Robert Shuelds Mr Wllllam Slelght Mrs Bess Spagnola Ralph Spagnolo T Sperate Sanitary Laundry Star Cleamng Stlllwachs George Stlllwachs Roberta Stottman Mrs Florence Theusen Mr and Mrs Paul Thompson Mrs H Tanga James Tremmel Mr Stephen Tremmel Joseph L Tremmel Gertrude Tremmel Mr and Mrs Trlnkle Mrs George H Ventaello Pasquale Vllla Mrs Mayblle Wagner Joan Wagner Farm Walker Robert Whote Mr and Mrs JamesC Whlte Mr and Mrs T Whlte Mr and Mrs F Whnte Joseph Whute Mass Mary Wlerdo Mr and Mrs C J Wilson Thomas Wood Mrs Woodruff Wayne Young Lllllan Zmk Ann Zlrolll Rose Pa . 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' ' '5 111f1:.,.,,C1 f- T -FE '90 A , . ,J3 Q?'I ' -.h -pf.wf I fiqyj 1. 7 ' Last But Not Least We leave Salnt Johns forever un the debt of MARY ALPISA whose delnghtful artlstuc representations of the shrines on our dnvuder pages are a trubute to her talent and untnrnng cooperatlon Nor can we overlook FATHER BOYLE and has klndness whnch guuded us over the rough spots and made thus CHIMES possible Certainly the dnscnmmatung taste of SISTER EDITH ns evadent wherever our book shows the best knowledge of yearbook productuon Both she and the Art Club rose magnnfncently whenever the occasion demanded To MISS WASHINGTON our thanks for much copy readmg and edltung FRANK BALL and EDDIE ADOMILLI of New Cnty Prlntlng Company we number as fnends 1n need and deed for layung open to us the fmest prnntung facrlutnes and knowung and over and above the call of busnness GALE STUDIOS photographers are hugh on our llst of THANK YOU recipients for hours of camera totung and Inspired posnngs Only a particle of all this would have been possible without SISTER BERNARD our prnncupal and final authornty to whom we turned to smooth troubled waters with her experience and know how of school affairs MUIberry 4 2776 FORDHAM FELT WORKS Ma ufacture s of ATHLETIC CLOTHING AND JACKETS 342 MAIN STREET PATERSON I N J Cong atulat ons to the Class of SI from SCORDATO S 87 O O O - 1 . 1 1 1 , . 1 - - 11 11 . . 11 - 11 . . . 1 1 - - 11 11 - Y1 I' , . . - 1 I' I 9 pl ets MR and MRS GEORGE F MARTIN SOMETHING NEW HAS COME TO TOWN SEE THE WASHMOB I LE m actuon WE WASH YOUR CAR IN IO MINUTES The Machme that ROLLS over the Car REVOLUTIONARY SENSATIONAL No Brushes No Scratchmg Flnucans Esso Servlcenter MAIN and COURT STREETS PATERSO VA Ho te 4 0948 Lookfo theWASHMOBILEBa Compl e ts of CLASS OF 9A CLASS OF 9B CLASS OF IIA CLASS OF IIB CLASS OF IOB 88 Com im n of . . . . .. .. l Q I n u n - r nner im n HAwtl'1orne 7 1011 Tony s Poultry Market QUALITY DRESSED POULTRY Wholesale Refaul Free Delnvery OPEN Thurs F S I Comphmenfs of Mr and Mrs M Malatesta 262 WARBURTON AVENUE HAWTHORNE N J 515 GOFFLE ROAD RIDGEWOOD N J Comphments of Complnments of Gamma Delta Ps: A Friend MARY Dome JOAN PAT NANCY BABS FRAN ARLENE VAn HOUl'er1 4 S842 SINCE l924 ARrr0ry 4 72,8 Tlme Payments Felrx Garbacclo JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING DIAMOND SETTING 7 AIN STREET PATERSON Strauss Stores Bob Vernace Anthony Sanzone RADIO AND AUTO ACCESSORIES BROADWAY PATERSON Complnmenfs of Tau Delta Gamma MARIE JOAN CAROLYN DOT ANGIE HAwthome 7 O83o J PINAJIAN Natnonal French Cleaners and Dyers FOUR HOUR SERVICE 197 DIAMOND BRIDGE AVENUE HAWTHORNE N J Complxrnents of John R Chrlstle DISffIDUf0f of FRANKLIN LAKE MILK Complnments of Jean Tobach CORSETIERE 191 BROWN AVENUE PROSPEC PARK N J 120 MARKET STREET PATERSON LAmberI' 3 8556 LAmberI' 3 5910 9 ' ., ri.,a, cc - av 28M .N.J. I15 ,N.J. T I .. ,N.J. 89 NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY offalerson Member Federal Deposut Insurance Corporotron 7 CONVENIENT OFFICES IN PATERSON AND CLIFTON PATERSON Ellnson at Washmgton Market at Colt T B way at Madison 43I Unnon Ave Straught at Park CLIF ON Mam at Clmon Parker at Center Compl ments of Comp! ments of Home Bakery STIENIGER Proprietor 35I CROOKS VENUE CLIFTON NJ Complnments of Mr and Mrs Edward Newton THE NEW MODERN CITY LINE DINER PROPR I ETORS MR and MRS WILLIAM GEIER PRescott 8 2256 ADOLPH KOMAROWSKI REAL ESTATE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC OHM CORNER or I I6 Passarc Street CROOKS and GETTY AVENUES Passanc, N J 90 HalliweIl's Florist A , . , CC - 11 COMPLIMENTS OF X Senior Nas: of 1951 COMPLIMENTS OF The Alexander l-lamilton l-lotel J. M. FAHEY, GeneraIManager PATERSON'S FRIENDLY HOTEL X PATERSON, NEW JERSEY Gi Compliments of A FRIEND Complnments of Rumana Cleaners Nuzzo Appllances 48 MARKET STREET Compluments of YURCHICK S TAVERN 507 CROOKS AVENUE CLIFTON NJ Complnmenfs of Anthony J Gross: TO MY ALMA MATER SHerwood 2 7562 VAn Houten Feenan s Servncenter AUTO SUPPLIES HARDWARE PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES 4 5477 JACK WEAVER S C GAVENS 2410 VAN HOUTEN STREET 92 1 O PATERSON. N-JA 255 GRAND STREET PATERSON, N ! i Compliments of Colonlal Florist ZOI LAKEVIEW AVtNUE CLIFTON N J Compliments 887 MAIN STREET PATERSON N J Compllments of The Big wheel James A Gavin fr Sons PAINTS OILS VARNISHES WALLPAPER COMPLIMENTS Mr and Mrs Ohlmeyer COMPLIMENTS Charles Gorgas Attorney at Law COMPLIMENTS Robert Kuhl 93 ' ' of W a I s h Compliments of . cc - 73 ' OF OF OF SHerwood 2 1260 U S PRINTING COMPANY Incorporated COMMERCIAL PRINTERS SINCE 1917 I5 Broadway Paterson Compluments of A FRIEND L BEFORE BUYING BUILDING OR REFINANCING INVESTIGATE OUR EASY PAYMENTS HOME MORTGAGE PLAN Savmgs Insured to S10 OOO OO ALEXANDER HAMILTON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION P CHARLES BRICKMAN Secretary 138 Washrngton Street Paterson N 1Opposnte Cnty Halll Greetings from UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY 126 Market Street Paterson N J Sweet Tooth Complrments of MR and MRS EDWARD JOSEPH FEENEY o o 3 T. .s. , N,J. ' , .J. 94 Complnments of Compliments of Hawthorne Shoe Rebuilding OTTO MELONE Proprietor DANNER S BAKERY ZOO DIAMOND BRIDGE AVENUE HAWTHORNE N J JOSEPH ANGSTEN Propruetor Nlck Perrone Enterprises SHerwood 2 I788 60 MAY STREET PATERSON NJ ONEILS COAL YARD Frank V Hayden COAL FUEL OIL COKE 238 Mall Street Paterson N VAn Houten 4 3I2I KARATY TIRE COMPANY For Complete Service FOR YOUR AUTOMOBILE TELEVISION RADIO APPLIANCES Grand and Jackson Street IOpposute St John s Cathedrall Paterson N 5 i SHerwood 2-2733 ESTABLISHED I828 I Q 1 A , .J. ' . ' , .J. 9 Compliments of and Mrs George Delaney, Jr Complnments of Thomas F Vugorlto Compllmenfs of and Mrs John F Rams Ernle and Ann s Luncheonette 405 RIVER STREET PATERSON N J Compllments of George s Market 386 GETTY AVENUE PATERSON N J The Irvmg Pharmacy WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET AND NEW ONES ARE MADE CORNER MAIN and GRAND STREETS lOpposlte Cathedral of St John sl The Goldberg s RHODA HAROLD LEWIS South Paterson Truckmg Co INTERSTATE CARRIERS NEW YORK NEW JERSEY LONG ISLAND 292 298 MARSHALL STREET PATERSON N J Complumenls of The Soclal Four WALT MARGE JOAN TOM Complnments of Wllllam C Zlnk , , Mr. . . - 1 a Compliments of LAmberf 3-lOl7 - I8 , . 96 COMPLIMENTS OF Mrs. Ann Lloyd INTERIOR DECORATOR 271 PARK AVENUE PATERSON NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ffdgg gf 97 Anchors aweigh, girls. I MR and MRS WALTER FINNEGAN G 8' M VENDING COMPANY MAYOR MICHAEL U DE VITA THE FORENSIC LEAGUE d2 OI CHARLES K GERHARDT SPORTING GOODS S Y PECIALIST 98 Compliments of Haledon, N. J. Compliments of Compliments of woo -I 3 It Pa s to Play ark Street CHRIS SPORTSWEAR I 3 M BRIDE AVENUE PATERSON N J PACKAGE CRAFT Incorporated R MR and RS MICHAEL GELORMINO TED ELLI S 99 - c Y 78I iver Street Paterson, N, J. Compliments of . M . Compliments of Compllments of Compliments of Mrs F L Hennessy George and Barbara Delaney C0mD me 1fS Of Compliments of A and -l J E J Hatem, MD 1036 MAIN STREET PATERSON N J Complumenfs of Compluments of Bobby Benson and l1IS Bal' B RIdeI'S Michael P Kelley FRANK ARNOT BOB FINNEGAN ARmory 4 6373 Compluments of The Pantry Shelf Guarmo s News Stand DELICATESSEN 871 MAIN STREET PATERSON NJ Store SHerwood 2 7537 Compluments of Sheber s Flowers Magnatrol Valve Corporahon FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE 956 MAIN STREET PATERSON 3 N J 67 FIFTH AVENUE HAWTHORNE N J 100 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs Brooks nn s Halr Styling 417 MAIN STREET PATERSON NJ Compllmenfs of The Colt Gull Compliments of Whute Confechonery Compliments of Lankermg Cigar Compliments of ncks Bar and Gnll NICHOLAS and HELEN MURIN Proprlefors 20th AVENUE PATERSON The Flower House JoseDh Schmldf COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE ZOO GRAND AVENUE HAWTHORNE N J Frank Kearney Cr Son H33 MAIN STREET PATERSON N J Complnments of Milton Kltay ATTORNEY AT LAW lS2 MARKET STREET PATERSON N J A , . . ' ' Co. L . H . HAwthorne 7-5454 N' ' ' , N. J. I lOl H 4 7 GRADE IOA SISTER GRACE EILEEN G J GILLESHEIMER PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM t2 th St MICKEY DIAMONDS BARBER SHOP CHARLES ROBERTS on. BURNER SERVICE COMPLIMENTS Delaney Motors, Inc De Soto Plymouth SALES SERVICE 754 MAIN AVENUE CLIFTON N J rr 7 8400 I02 VAn outen - 463 158 Eas 4 reet Paterson 1 HaIedon Avenue Paterson' N' J' II7 Second Avenue Hawthorne N J OF PResco - IN SOUTH PATERSON ITS Cornplumenfs of Lee Brothers FOR GREETING CARDS M' and Mrs Herald 947 MAIN STREET PATERSON N J SHerwoOd 2 5068 PRes:dent 8 0:09 Complnments of Walter A Bllz, Sr Westwood Industrres, Inc pA,NT,NG PAPERHANGING DECORATING I77 GENESSEE AVENUE PATERSON 20 HIGHLAND AVENUE PASSAIC N Purntan Farms Products, Inc Manhattan Casfmss, Inc MILK and MILK Pnooucrs GOULD AVENUE PATERSON N Compllmenfs Of Comphments of Bernard Mulligan Hugo Monument Company Compllmenfs of Comphments of Patsy s Tavern Robertos Woodcraft Shop E, EE PIZZA BEER AEE 72 74 SEVENTH AVENUE PATERSON N J 262 EAST 17th STREET PATERSON N J ICorner of I7Ih Sfreetl IO3 . . . . . ,N.J. 3 , .J. Compliments of . I9I . .J Y i IN - - - Comphments of Comphments of St George Cadet Mort Jacobs Pharmacy Drum and Bugle Corps Incorporated REV JOSEPH GLYNN Spmtual Durector MR R SLATTERY MR V OBYRNE C D I sos PARK AVENUE PATERSON cms ec OR ARm0rv 4 0827 We buy and Sell avwfhmg SHerwood 2 2713 OPEN EVENINGS G I 'hmmys Rogers Clothes WAR SURPLUS GENERAL MERCHANDISE New Jersey s Largest Clothing Chain 505 507 MAIN STREET PATERSON N J T64 MARKET STREET PATERSON N J For appomtment call The Edythe Vanlty Shoppe ELSIE MOORE Propnetor AI s Meat Market Speclalulng In Permanent Wave I 46 MAIN STREET PATERSON N 1Near Crooks Avenue! 547 MAIN STREET PATERSON Compllmenfs of Comphmenfs Jay 5,lk Mm Hoffman s Tavern WYCKOFF N J SHerwood 2 3724 Compliments of Leo A Costello If Sons ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Rwerslde Flonsf FIXTURES APPLIANCES 405 MAIN STREET PATERSON N J 624 RIVER STREET PATERSON N J 104 1 , N, J. - v LAmbert 3-6948 : Compliments of ' a 1 , . J. , N. J. - ' of 0 I , I Comphments of Cnty Lune Service Statnon TYDOL GASOLINE VEEDOL OIL Purutan Mllk Company Drwers ACCESSORIES Corner of CROOKS and MAIN CLIFTON Compliments of Comollmenfs of Sartonos Dehcatessen C B Vaughan FRUITS FROZEN FOODS LAmberf 5 0306 J 257 MAIN TREET PATERSON N J Complumenfs of Comphmenfi of Kathleen Loreng Joseph lnnaccone Compliments of C0mPlImenfS of shadlack Brothers Ench Ready Mlxed Concrete 470 MAJN STREET PATERSON N J T21 GETTY AVENUE PATERSON N J COVNDIIYUSHYS of Compllrnenfs of Belmonfe l '1P0 f 9 Standard Cleanung Company 105 . . . , N.J . , . . . VEGETABLES Everything in Sporting Goods - - S , . James Perkms Danry MILK AND CREAM Old Fashioned Hayrldes MOUHYBIV1 VIEW MOunTam Vnew 8 1555 PREAKNE55 N J Compluments of and Mrs Wnlllam Gourley LAmberf 5 9843 Madlson Gulf Servlcenter 24 HOUR TOWING Corner 12th and Madison Avenues PATERSON Compluments of Paragon Dyeing G' Fnmshmg 69 CHADWICK STREET PATERSON SHcrwood 2 2787 Hullslde Laundry and Dry Cleaners 262 CLINTON STREET PATERSON N J Compliments of Boylan Bottlmg Company 195 SPRING STREET PATERSON N J Compliments of Complnrnents of Marlan and Gladys Kenneth McKay Congratulations to Complements of THE CLASS OF 51 and Mrs G Rlckelmann Mr and Mrs James G Whnte and Famlly , , , . Mr. . ' ' ' ,N.J. I N . . . . co. . ,N.J. . - Mr. . . ' - 106 THOMAS M. FORISTALL REINAUER BROTHERS CXSDC73 CSQQZU W JERSEY ST IOHNSPTA JOHN BAIRD ROOFING CONTRACTOR PATERSON NEW JERSEY Offlce Shop 37 Hamilton Street IO4 Grand Street 108 I SH d 2-5115 SHEET METAL WORKS HAwth0rne 7-3103 E Er S Service Center ViCf0 Y Diner -OPEN 24 HOURS- Always a Good Cup of Coffee Comer of Ekiison and Straight Streeis PATERSON NJ- 95 LINCOLN AVENUE FAIR LAWN, N.J SHerwood 2-3859 ANDY S DELICATESSEN 889 MAIN STREET PATERSON NEW JERSEY Comphments of FRANK and DOMINIC BAGGETTA Complnmentsof RICHARD KOVAR ARmory 4 6052 PHONE ORDERS TAKEN A L S M A R K E T Burds Eye Frozen Foods 329 GRAND STREET PATERSON N J 109 Q 1 FRESH FRUITS - VEGETABLES - MEATS - GROCERIES THE ORIGINAL BLUEAFRONT GROCERY 4 Complnments of J and F Newton Groceries and Country Produce Sl-Ierwood 2575 922 MAIN STREET A Parent Comphmenfs of George Cluftord HAwthorne 7 7746 W George DeVrles and Son SELECTED DAIRY PRODUCTS 279 VREELAND AVENUE PATERSON IN J PROSPECT STREET HAWTHORNE N J Complnments of Complnments of Hyway Dmer Walk Over Shoe Store 28 I6 BROADWAY FAIR LAWN N J MARKET STREET PATERSON N Compllments of Best Wishes 79 LAFAYETTE STREET PATERSON N J FAIR LAWN N J Llftle Falls 4 0718 The Westside Grove Henry Gross BAR AND GRILL Ideal for alI types of Outmgs II45 MCBRIDE AVENUE WEST PATERSON N J IP O Llftle FaIIsI Complnrnents of Khkers Food Market MEAT GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS 2, ' . - - l8l . Mr. and Mrs. George Yesolitis Franciscan Fathers IIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Compliments of CLASS OF 1951 FI NNEGAN S POULTRY FARM M J LYONS Compluments of 449 MARKET STREET NEW JERSEY 20 Compluments of RELIABLE MAGNETO REPAIR COMPANY Z2 PRINCE STREET PATERSON NEW JERSEY Complxments of the RAMBLERETTES Marge iCaptauni Rose Mary Clare Loulse Joan Marllyn Roberta Fran Alleen Ill P A ROCHELLE PARK Mr. and Mrs. J. Winthrop COMPLIMENTS OF Food Fair Stores, Inc. 2223 EAST ALLEGHENY AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 34 PENNSYLVANIA Y f The Rocco Press SCHOOL FORM SPECIALISTS Emul Wlesser ATTORNEY AT LAW 7 TOTOWA AVENUE PATERSON N 126 MARKET STREET PATERSON N J Franklm Lake Dairy, Inc Neers Drug Store, Inc h d ALWAYS RELIABLE BROADWAY AT BRIDGE STREET South End Pharmacy Inc B WUENSCH P W PASSARO d 39 MAIN STREET PATERSON NJ Whnte Cross Beverages bylnpn ONC 1 Complimen s 0 32 , . J. , . . Complimenis of , . ' ' Establis e 1851 . Compliments of 4' , . 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