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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

,, V ,,-..-K., L. ,A . INVIHS YIU TU 'N :Fu Q 5? 5444 , 6 GQ fqflfldgi C rf' Y .ff fi' ,ax ..,, 'T N ,TMJ 'I ' gffifl' li L. l' g,,,.z6,. A Ls is . -mu. me 3'a:' , 'A '2 txkxlkf K I-I-I l IIQII Inf, 1. ' 1 Z ' r vi: F A I mfg Sq as ' , gn fa ,fl ' ,Z he if 5 il -X4 5 -- , - Q vb Q Q A Ng, Q . ' Q. 4 Q 3 A1 Y ' 3 af .94 'N f - ' 4 xQ A Q if ' 'oi lf? C 4 1: H '02 ha ily ff it .v 5 . .4 ' . -- - ,-3' 24 - X qs HU- 4' I M I H '- f'i'V f3' 5 , X .Q 4 U35 . UNI! ff K 1 ,- LX A A M. JJ 'uf ...AS WE rf vp I I Q B' , V' ,,, X nh.. A Mtn, HMVH ?eQ:,g lll llllU lllllll The two places which shape the checkered pattern of our daily lives, To the precious people who inhabit them, our parents and our teachers, we dedicate this book as our thank-you for the two finest and most lasting forces of our youth. '.? 'J:1f'L I iv In 1 1 95234, -- E. 3 Bl J I 4 S. Nff ,M ' Q fy ,E A Q x Q , ' 5' x ,V ax it In W 'fin Q J V I my G 1 e M . D 9-'Q 3-P ...ov 3,-Hfrrvwwiff ' 1 N o l '53 J f 45 Z ' -1, ,,,v-ah 9 I. ., Q .V , .1-q 'nzv.-,f --v' -, W, 1' 1. - N ..'v1lf: '45 ,::gl'?'n'.- Q I .L f..4l' -' ' - ' -- We of St. John's, being students in a cathedral high school are fortu- nate indeed, because, as such, we merit not only the interest and be- nign guidance of both the Most Reverend Bishop, Thomas A. Boland, but also that of the Right Reverend Monsignor Hill. We thank them both for their enthusiastic response to our every need and the opportu- nity they have given us, to have par- ticipated in and partake of all the beauty, pageantry, and holiness of cathedral services, during our high school years. MOST REVEREND THOMAS A. BOLAND, S.T.D. Bishop of Paterson The role of father in the home covers a multitude of responsibilities -among them spiritual guidance in the formation of character. ln high school, our home, away from home, Bishop Boland, has exercised this most important task in the most up- lifting of ways. From him, we, in common with all the members of the Paterson diocese, have received the most elusive benefit-stabilizing authority based on gentleness and Christian charity. RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR WALTER H. HILL Pastor Another phase of paternal respon- sibility is the support of his family to provide them with food, clothing, and shelter. By continually improv- ing, repairing, and beautifying our school, Monsignor Hill has given us the last of these, by putting at our disposal the finest of text books and supplies, his given us food for thought: and last but not least by forever cheering us on and boosting our morale, he has given us the school spirit which is the invisible uniform of every loyal student of St. John's. 6 Eas- N1 4: . L- ? -x-'1:q zQ1 ': - A - in L Ji- ,e..,iI'fS-33.3 . 8, ,4-Lg, if sf! 255 kiwi- iv A W' - . ' .5353-fi.. . - Lyla sf Most Reverend Thomas A. Boland, S.T.D Bishop of Paterson 1. 70 6 s Wluwqpv 11 qi , Nl Immutable humor Monsighqr gcores again with his To continue our analysis of the head of our scholastic household, it is a poor father, indeed, who over- looks the socializing and fun of his family. Father Boyle has accom- plished all this and more in the most masterful of ways and with princely generosity. For four years, his time and assistance with our dances, sports, and clubs have been at our disposal so that not the slightest morsel of fun has been denied us. IW K-.J Reverend Thomas J. Boyle 'lllrllflf 1 lf! 7f?1f ' I YI .l.o6',g 'S Q- .Q Father Boyle, Pa bl th Afhl R 'X Reverend Richard A. O'Donnell P-sf V' Last but not least in importance or effort, is the father's place as all- round confidant of his older off- spring and comforter and guide to the younger ones. Fr. O'Donnell has been both of these, encompassing, in his warm friendliness not only the high school, but his special charge, St. John's grammar school. sgx , 5 3 , Lo -I i X' A1 W A 1. if James Scazzaro, Pat Griffin, Mary Alpisa, Joan Beshada, and Dorothy Fmucan offer a Rosary for an auspicnous school year. - schoox - xhe enhre r attennon frog'13nfere,ve Rav dUrxr1Q a Lf-nr' L I Y . XE I ' s U hd Dom mus Vobiscuma, s ' 6 5 I X eff y L, gf A7 X 1 The Papal Blessing at the close of a successful retreat. f ,gf i A. l f' , In nt ,' K Q. K xv K 'Sy 4. Q 41 ., ' 1 FEB ' s i s i i sy-the 5 .I K. v i Our Lady's Court pauses before the recessional. ln one of the prettiest and most unusual crowning ceremonies ever held, the girls of the Immaculate Heart Society under the skillful hand of Sr. Mary Virginia, dem- onstrated how exquisitely, dainty and spiritual, the Crown- ing of Our Lady can be. Making a charming frame for Maureen Matthews, the lovely bride in white, the pastel begowned attendants were: C. Heitzman, P, Kane, M. Lo Cascio, B. McBride, E. Shields, F. Fattal, M. Neenan, M. Whitcomb, N, Lucar- elli, M. Ackerman, F. Rams, D. Fava, M. Clark, J, Stef- fanie, D. Finucan, J. Beshada, N. Maynard, L. Appleton, A. Reihl, R. McKiernan, B. Percey, M. Alpisa, P. Griffin, D. Frank. In caps and gowns were Arlene Rankl and Marie DiFalco. inrx Maureen Com I with a 5 1 D elef Phe crownin :VND E but preffy cirdefgogeagzqgzy ll All wif' iieftdanlson- t ot me lie process' tal S to' ' WCN S l'NWaY The lliiacelul are X 1 The arch itself begins to unwind as Evel n Shields and the other attendants start the march to the dais. The train-bearers proudly demonstrate they know their duties, Aren't they cute? 13 M W-nr o 5'wI 4-N. f' L.. 5 K 1 Lu in H fl , 12255 -.L 1 , Q X. X Au 4 LN 0 e at U' f 5 A QA 'P W 5 , N , 1 Rb' X 2. , x ,. u, ' A -Y '- , L , ' E .-4 'm Mb ?' WMM? fm 1423: 1 X., if AND 141114 'Q ' I L 5 5 i A, Mw,,l ---' .f , N 7 .QM A Fi x A E - --' t -,li 3 ,J E CQa- I Ne X A - rx? fv ,,- -' 'ff J I- . -mx .x -. I - f y ' . . L, I M if , Q, lf father is the head of every family, the mother is its heart. For from her emanate the rays of pa- tience, understanding, and serenity which motivate useful, growing ac- tivities and correct decisions. No bond between home and school is stronger than the good will put forth by Sister Bernard Marie who is the heart of our house of learning -St. John's. I6 Sr. Bernard Marie principal After the supper dishes are done and routine put away till the morrow, comes that de- lightful part of the evening when each member of the family can pursue the task, hobby or relaxation closest his individual heart, and yet do it with the pleasurable realization that those nearest and dearest are close at hand. In school, the training of activities undertaken in the cooperative family atmosphere, carries over in the classroom where we work together, and at our club meetings where we plan and play together. School Zone i ' di J rf!! O 1 .a ll 'U X 5' X 3' so CLASSES CLUBS Fa .NOWI A X I culty nrhon Dleafgnuf ,haf D ' XS 'UI r. GraCeOE?effe gr e ,, ammar s l - 'anna K . f ,,. n ' ,f u '. ug i E W age f 'Comeyk Ccxgvgwh xamu C xref K X wa . - hai to BN KS xoSC9h' H 4 w J hat king 051. Maman --Truly Classxw xg XSL Agne a Iovefy asn'r ,har 5 Elsfgb YCA N e W2 Dew Ps Wea v Ev V9 ,. wen 2 4'See vsays Mr. Hopkms nn Latnn, of course. 18 .. ,- ,f1f ,,,,-, ,' f , n :dw ng- Iii, dill-lg., 1,1 Vw .'I W--.L P'f---'v-1- 1 . K-me-mu-wg,-Li,.,w-,f .N , -LILY DJJ. mfW pa 1,-ffm' grta xT 3?ffm L President Bohny assembles his councillors: Charlotte Zolenski, Marge Moltane, Mike Boudjouk, Evelyn Lebiedz, Dominic Galuccio, Dolores Frank, Dorothy Finucan, tB0hnyl. George Sabbath, Carolyn Heitzman, and James Matthews. Standing: Carmen Burgio, John McVeigh, Dom Verillo, Louis Bloetjes, Regina Cosgrove, Vincent Bridge, Lois Rickelman, Inge Wilke, and John Lo Russo. The Student Council Under the expert direction of Sister Mary Virginia, the Council, this year accomplished more and took a more prominent place in school affairs than ever before. Typical of the forward- thinking program which drew applause on all sides, was the superb Parents Day, more professionally carried out and successfully managed than ever before. Another striking step was the Council's relentless campaign to better its financial standing and widen its influence by means of Friday-Niters , and equally happy social endeavors. 20 A Secretary Burgio submits his minutes to the board of directors: Dorothy Finu- Can. VICE Df9SlClef f3 Gene Bohny, president, and Mike Boudjouk, treasurer 41 Pausing before leaving to participate in a Catholic Action meeting are members Barbara Percey, John Daly, John Waryas, Bob Pacca Marilyn Clark Concetta Angerame Nathali Maynard Maureen Matthews Sheila Egan, Bernard Chidiac, Nancy Lucarelli, Joan Steffanie Mary Lo Cascio Pat Scherer Pat Griffin James Scazzaro Joan Demarest, Helen Woods, Jo Ann Falco, John Coons, Hugh Leonard Betty McBride Dolores Juke Florence Fattal Joan Gavens Bill Standaert, Vick Sabeh, and John Foytlan. Catholic Action Club With Mr, Francis Hopkins as its mentor, the Catholic Action club has over the years, built up its reputation as one of the school's more lively or- ganizations, till at present its many rewarding facets are almost taken tor granted. Besides its routine business of dis- cussing the current trends in religious spirit, the club is particularly dear to the hearts of the seniors, since it an- nually sponsors a Farewell Dance, the proceeds ot which go to buy each grad- uate a Sunday missal, as well as plan- ning and serving the Communion Breakfast each Recollection Day. 2l 134, I S I . I . 1 3.3 ' 5 XQ ff n 1.3.12 . 1 Xt, A A Tk, if . 6 f ., 5? A li -1 bi Q 4- 'x The Mission Unit maps its future: : Seated: Joan Conlon, William Frey, Jane Newton, Charles Lyon, Regina McKiernan. Standing: John Hall, Marion Connell, Marilyn Whitcomb, Dorothy Streuli. Nick Sasso, Edwin Ackerman, George White, and Anita Gallagher. 4 The Flash The FLASH goes to press with: Bob Foley, Dot Finucan, Alex Lupenski, John Waryas, Michael Boudiouk, Bob McKeown, and Joe Harraka pounding out the latest news. 23 1 , qwgpwwg Aw Mn. .5 ,. Q. 2, W, 'bw M a 'ln f-.. .4 ' gi 115. , ,ig ' fs All - Q ii a 3421 1219 izzxsufsut 111 wfi 1 m. 1 Alex esapteofapt pcfuethat S WL it 1 'NQQN w 'fe 10 Sig' .Al-as... '5 5114 3 .ffgawgn .1 , l ,V ' , ' 7 Y J, ,yr , WA vw 43 Vf.. , , ,if f fi 4: J .V Q15 4 Wm L-kJ -:asm WM' .,.-mf ff Ugg, 'L L 'f-Mn ,,MfQ , f-. r ffl M, 1' 4 M 5' . G 3 K C I a ' 'Xin .Qi it M , . K NW A tyr . Q af ' W Q N5 2 'v sg., M52 Q N X LQ W. ax 9 if . N 1 Q.. 1, 'I I X f .-77 Eff? C Q' X x . Barn Dance The Dance of Dances! The Barn Dance. The one affair that really lets each and every individual get out there and make a racket. This year's affair was competently han- dled by our Senior Committee, who did their best to make it the finan- cial and social success it was. Music as usual by the Cavaliers. 28 JO my wx iw K . Arlene Rankl likes the silent type. Bob Kehoe and Mildred Van Houten getting set to ' ei' .. ,vu Barn Dance Committee take tirn t f r s eou o a res Percey Gavens Ran Fattal P Kane J McKeown B McBride N. Ma nard M. lntile D. like J. h sh y , . S a aty J. Scazzaro, M. Alpisa, A. DiRenzo. Ch Bronco Busters Pat Fran Rams Al DiRenzo George Sabbath ickens inthe Straw . Mary tweenan, Marilyn Clark, Rose Marie Currie, Loretta Appleton, and Bernice Kennedy. What could be more thrill- ing than receiving your first orchid and having everyone in the family from father to little brother approve your current Big Moment? Nothing per- haps except being a senior and part and parcel of every big so- cial affair from a committee member right on down to just a crepe paper-tacker or check- room girl. lt's really one and the same -in the first case you have all eyes of the family on you, and in the other it's your school- mates that are watching and approving. Danger Ahead 0 l' S f Shoulders l. - ll gy 1 K l ,.,, l ' ALJ ' L SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 27,1 Alex and Frank make sure she or the Dencil don'f skip any steps. Frankie Perricelli gets himself hooked. Out fh Paddl' , in Madam, home! Bow down, O lowly ones! Corneredl Where do we go from here? Sammy Long serenades L E wind 'en sforieow and do S you go! Wn All fagged out but still smiling in the safety of 9B. L , I f ff Frosh superwomen pick up some cute men for themselve . Have mercy mighty seniors, I meant no harm Oh, fo be Schnozzl at a time like 1 Senior Torfure Team Gabe Seerg Fran Rams, Arlene Rankl, Carol Heifzman, Marie DiFalco, Mary AI- pisa, Joan Beshada, James Shashaty, Joe Rhodes, Pat Burke, Ross Mc- Ilvaine, and Frank Walsh. 31 e Duranfe fhls. yn ff Freshie Anthony Beshada sings for his supper. ,SM l I f I 4 if l 4 L-I Watch where you're aiming that banana, will ya? Safe at home in homeroom 9A. x ' f -' J 'R' , 'IX H' lk -79, H l - ai: ' ,A , ,Jr 4' A D 5-ig - ' ' C Y NA Si Curse between C QauQl'll ' poem Spanking white dinner jackets, the swish of silken skirts, the gossamer whisper of net and tulle, scented boutonnieres, exotic corsages, neat bow ties, sparkling sequins and rhinestones, soft candlelight, waxed laurel leaves, ludicrous pink giraffes, dazzling napery, luscious food- they're all just a kaleidoscopic memory now that we've danced away the hours of our big formal dance. Though the dance cards may yellow and pressed flowers crumble away, the lilt of laugh- ter and the beauty of the night at the Four Towers will not pass away so long as the joy of youthful days is remembered. Happily holding hands. -ml. Q ,....--'- i .,--sl'-- ll -f 3 'QNX ,, Qi 5 A QQ 5 . , B N ' ' x Q f 1.8 7' so i jig-'lef' I Q41 s lui I 'Q gtsfzvql 4 ' A va: . ' ,, ',,. X fb , 9 ixjlik 1 X And a marvelous time was had by all Vickie and John QQ ,. 5 ,Z 'A Check your wrap? I- , 'ff 1 I Dot and Jimmie. X35 ' 9 I Q 0-0 I k The last j h VWBIYZ b VZrl7IBOblr-'ski' JOY Arlene R 5 Pacqa, ,Oavn Heifzmas' D Fr f7Be5hada '7. T Afe fommmee ink Wakh. - an . d rand entrance 2t0wQs:'ELezLi', asm z1,i.foFpaf and Ross Mcllvaine. as ' WSG, Dom Ve fmues Drefrily 'I lo, Do! Fnnucangnsatgf Pfsieiving line. John W uf .yr if f, 4 .,u. .- ' anamm gcaz Y' ROSS Mauve, a'YaS. Mar Zaro, ne, Frances Ram! h . 'Ug D1 .N Q n o, Carol an Gaven afvkl, xr k wonder what a pink B h and Dolores Fran h b ri gltigizfe Oconuyid D055'blY have to be Snobbls 3 Ou Sitting one out 33 1- , 4 fx . Q Good food 9005 music' good looking' FrosYy the Snowman Hack Kamphausen' is serenaded by Gene Quintier, Elaine Ken- nedy, Jamcs Nelson, Jane Newton, John Lo Russo, Anita Gallagher, Pat Scherer. if 4 I 'iv 1 4 ,. . ii, . I Q x . ,. t v-K k!. I A Af .N 1 f 'fs-Q That beauteous ballerina, Barbara Gratz. 34 Parents Day The Student Council outdid itself in pro- ment at St. John's annual open-house. Among other things the beautiful tab- leaux and the convincing drama, Mimi Lights A Candle will remain as pleasant memories. B J A The Shepherds hear the Angel Chorus, A touching moment in Mimi Lights a Candle , featuring Dolores Frank, Inge Wilke, Sheila Egan, and John Gleason. viding gracious hospitality, and entertain- The Wise Men, Bob Pacca, Charles Sutyak, and Joseph Lakawicz, visit Herod, Uames Scazzarol and his court entertainers, Rimontes Glemza, Anthony lntile, William Pirolo, and John Hubschmidt. No room at the inn, says William Pascrell to St. Joseph, Joseph Farrell, and Mary, Maureen Matthews. 35 The play opens with Joan Toine, Shirley Hayek Frances Rams, and Marilyn Whitcomb. The Nativity Scene in tableaux, featuring St. Joseph, Joseph Farrell and Mary, Maureen Matthews, and shepherds and angels. 'SPN N ,www JH, 5 P 0 R T S ,ff return 29 Front Row Paul McCarthy Manager Robet Ganorsky George Whnte Second Varsnty We pegged our hopes on sky hooks and dreamed of champnons laurels Our dreams came true Cnty foe and conference adversary alnke fell before our rush and the Ramblers of Sl 52 rang up one of the fnnest records nn the annals of St John s I9 vnctornes and 3 defeats But alas and alack our season ended a second too soon As Jnm McKeown ponsed for the shot that would have advanced us to the sectnonal fnnals of the state tournament the buzzer sounded to nullnfy McKeown s successful one hander and we fell before St Al s of Jersey Cnty 64 63 Our campangn was ended but nt ended nn a blaze of glory For nn defeat the Ramblers were champnons more than ever before Tranl nng by snxteen ponnts at the half they came roarnng back The rally fell short but nn defeat the Ramblers ganned the accolade from the state offncnals greatest fnghtnng spnrnt and most sportsmanlnke team we ve ever seen The Ramblers swept through ten games wnthout defeat to be crowned Passanc Bergen Catholnc Conference Champs ln addltnon we swept asnde nnne out of ten cnty foes to gann the mythncal cnty crown lt was a season we wnll long remember Coach Jnm Comerford hns charts black boards ever seeknng perfectnon humor ous qunps to lessen the stnng of sharp crntncnsm moulder of men and of champnons Captann Ross Mcllvanne playmaker set shot artnst defensnve gennus above all a man among men Row Buddy Draney Coach J m Comerford Capta n Ross Mcll anne Gabe Seergy Vnnnne Brndge Back Row Coach B II Frank Geo ge Sabbath Jm Scazzaro Jnm McKeown Pat Burke Spnrntual Moderator Father T Boyle Jnm McKeown one of the greatest shot makers nn the school s hnstory holder of school nndnvndual scornng record wnth thnrty fnve ponnts nn a snngle game and 4l2 ponnts for the season the master artnst on the pnvot play Paul McCarthy the kangaroo nn a basket ball sunt most opponents are stnll trynng to fnnd out where Paul hnd the step ladder Vnnce Brndge The Claw hns one hand push shot accounted for 223 of our team s ponnts as he teamed wnth Mcllvanne and McKeown to form our Bng Three offensnve threat George Whnte rough and rugged re bounder the most nmproved player on the squad at the season s end holds patent on the mnracle foul shot Gabe Seergy set shot artnst and fancy Dan Gabe fouled everybody except the spectators and referees We ll remember how he runned Central s zone defense Jnm Scazzaro the last of our set shot artnsts and the master of pnvot play technnque Pat Burke holler guy Pat embodned the flamnng spnrnt that shone brnghtest nn the state tournament defeat George Sabbath wanted untnl sennor year to try out for the varsnty and then became a vntal cog nn our successful campangn Bert Bersch sophomore flash mn season nayvee graduate hns nntroductnon nnto varsnty lnne up marked the begnnnnng of our fourteen game wnnnnng streak f, n 'FA I 2 rw U ., S' . gf k 9 x rx f V' f : .A '- V X , lv 4' . 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D n 1 ROSS M ILVAINE a fa l 52 R If a Hall of Fame were ever to be collected to honor our school s outstandnng athletes Ross Mcll vaune would detlnltely occupy a place of primary importance To be a good leader to command respect and ad rnnrataon and yet remaun a good comrade IS a feat of no small effort Yet Captain Mcllvalne has done all these as well as headed a team whose record wnll be long remembered THE BIG FOUR Capt M ll a a oa Co e o Of all the cheers and voices echoing back at you from the stands, the most ardent cheerer rs your own Dad, and although hrs, That s my boy , embar rasses you a httle the pride rn has volce warms your heart In any sport the lessons learned ln the home about solrdarrty and pullmg together have been mvaluable Whether you ve been the cheerer or the cheered you Il always cherrsh the games and meets you loved rn hugh school Busy l Jay Vee Coa h B Il F nk Sp t al Mode ato Fath T Boyle 3 . 0 sa v n . . 1 I a . . . 9 - . . . . I . I ' v 44 as it rv 1 Q C n C p IH l95 -I9 amblers C I D . - A ., , ,J -K - 1 5 , -A , ,mf as , Intersection . f' 2 X i A 9 ' xi - ' 0 0 1 ' l y l.. Q I ' l x l f Y X , . , X! lr 1 LW H ll ., I f A .l : ain, Ross c v :neg V rsity C ch, Jim m rf rdg c, i ra g iriu r r, er . , 9 w Qgwilbwf NL GEORGE SABBATH km' I0 X In N I , GABE SEERGY G BASKETBALL SCORES ST JoHN s oPP non emo Tech Alum. Eastern Academy cenml St Joseph s jul Immaculate Concephon Paterson Tech Sf Mary s St Bonavenfures Immaculate Conccphon BERT BERSCH Z? if I A J.,-.. i , Z a 5 .um Msxzown JIM scAzzAno -so Ramblers ST JOHN S OPP 5' VINNIE FklDuE St Joseph s Don Bosco Prep Eastern Academy Sr Mary s Sf Bonavcntures Don Bosco Prep Sf Cccelnas Kcwrneyb Paterson Tech Don Bosco Tech All Star St Joseph s S Als ROSS McILVAINE PAUL McCARTHY 154 PAT GEORCL BURKE WHIT' ' - !.f'4 , xx 54 . ' .....,.. 44 3 V ss ....... 46 J r , HV 4. eo A ..,... 49 xii so . ' ,....... 47 f . 7' se . ' ...... 45 ' 53 ....... as 71 . ' ' . .... sz 3 so . ....... 27 I 4 es ....... 47 Q 4 I Sl ..,...... 49 ' so ' ........ 42 J Q es f. ' ,........ 64 M 4 au., 5' F' 1 MY 'N 2 4 Q cf fi J s j , :bk .J wx' . J 'Er' T xg , 4 V 9 2, ,cn i f it 'f Ja, ' i il Front Row: John Q I l at er? y . t 1,524 ii .LJ i we we gil' if yiggg 'iii i 32 'Y T G'f ' i i i fiiff' 5534 2 51 .Wifi C4145 ' Y i : , . ,nl I M ' vii f i t ree ,L -- V? l v xy 5 F i if 3' ' J each Fk.HhI.s d,addNilxSa.Sccdl: ld!!! ab Pug? Ja:1lnNlII,u8VlIlllulo.l:gscrd'I anlelob on ov With the tine combination of freshman Bobby Pacca and sophomores, Foytlin, Sasso, Leonard, and Bersch, the J. Vs performed admirably on the court, Under William Frank, their capable mentor, they finished second in i the conference. By placing Hugh Leonard and Nick Sasso on the all-star team, the Ramblers proved to varsity coach James Cornertord that they were ready for varsity competition next year, X The success ot the junior varsity this year, assures Mr. Cornertord and ' f , Q the Rambler fans a very successful season next year. Q W fm H 'L ' I c FRANCES f RAMS James as side To n1e!5..erS.m ym Tonight lmn H U A F our! Pairs Ramblers HCIQ 63 41 MAUREEN MATTHEWS :mln ,A 1,5 . 34,6 J J ' ' o v v f .I-.X All watch McKenwn sink the automatic. McKeown away Our rugged rebounders, Paul llld ' George nab ball off the hoard! Vino and I lf, In IGI 0 -on h o 1 a A 3 , 'Ak ig L I f mm Ni aw kat Q 2 ' A V I ,flu , 4 . 'K R5 , - We -- o ,W4 Q-sm R o es o sharp - Ieizfhsjnaed h'L:k sho.. 0 - Prepman makes futlle attempt to 1 ?v'v - . block JillllllY'l shot V... 2 ml' h if 0, f 'P F077 'n 4 Mclieown pours another point through the net -ig A 'OV 4 f :ho - Mumba r t 'Z N? 'r? '0 K i 1 I All eyes on George While taking a iunw shot. Z George winds up behind baske! after a hard driving lay-up. lg White fakes his Miracle one hand shot. lt's a miracle when he sinlu it. Q 'ennsz ex 1.9 Headless horsonaa his one fly. kgs! ' 5 . . ' ' V I ,. ' ,'.,1 ',w'k. I 1 Y- ' -' 'il-'4 I X NI' 2 -.5 W KY ,V Arm , Eb, LA' Porlscopo up-Seargy attacks from below as Sharm slashes. L-C' QJIN gil? Q g ll 'i in 4 works with George leads unseen orchestra as Melieown and Griffin go into a dance. 3 Gabe taps one to Vinnie. L J l 1 I 1' fa. ' -'fog Track With John Waryas, Mike and Tony lntile, and Joe Dodd, carrying the major part of the burden. St. John's tracksters sped through a successful season in 1952. The team, coached by Joe Olivola, met most of the same opponents of the previous year with a few additions. Of course the highlights of the season were the State Tour- nament and the local C. Y. O. meet-and we again walked off with the Bishop McLaughlin Memorial Trophy. MIKE JOHN 'roNY INTII-E FoY'rLlN INTILE Coach Joe ,fd 3 Olivola talks to captain Mik I tl Joe gets his two aces set. JOHN WARYAS 'C 'N - 4 OE 47 J DODD April 22 Aprll 25 Aprll 29 May May May May May I3 May I6 May Zl May 23 May 27 ?s fff, X MM 1952 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Central St Bonaventure s Eastern Academy Seton Hall St Joseph s Don Bosco Prep Our Lady of the Valley Immaculate Concephon St Luke s St Bonaventure s St Joseph s Don Bosco Away Totowa Ova Pennnngton Park Pennnngton Park Pennmgton Park Pennungton Park Away Away Away Away Penmngton Park Pennington Park Pennington Park JOHN FOYTLIN 1 S. Ili SAW' QM ,ww ROSS GENE BOHNY McILVAINE Jam Scauaro, Charles Lyon, Gene Bohny, Pat Burke, Hugh Leonard, John Foytlln, Gabe Seergy Mike lntlle, Ross Mcllvalne 48 CHARLES LYON 1 ,ws Y!-'.' if 1 I l 7 ,WUML ,V wx: 3 .g K, ' . . . ...... . . -- I zlif .,:::1':13 X75 ..... 11'..111 N, X . . . ' ....... . ' I 1 1 . . . . ' ...... . . . . . 1-'f III' .II.11.11- A- Z7 as 3, .. 55 Q, saw. , E any is at ' ' Pa, I 'A A E 'f 'J , N. R' Z, il 5 .y V! ,I xl- X P . Y gf X ,a f fl E A I , I if J J J X X 1' . ' . xMY'a ilizyuw OA A L E ,JI svfbims A N A 41 Ku! ' Alf! u 51 s ' , ff 61' S x,N'xy J M SCAZZARO Cv- xxx? x , 'W ' x ' Ap- x' ll f 'WA' . .3 Y x A Coach Jim Comerford shows team how it should be done GABE SEERGY 49 HU L I GH LEONARD 'AT BURKE xx MIKE INTILE X I I '.IVf A. A4 , , 512 'NA I i , - 1A Q4 X . X a ,X f f ' 2 1 i JE s Qf x Y New 'rgnfi ...,,. 999' a A ar fl Q.. , K e,,,,L w,.HQff.': A gif, '26 1- f D EQ 9 1 A 5 V-mV'.. f ff .,, h Q' vggs aw f ,guy - ,nk ' i swe A ' Z .4 J. . x -'rx ff ffm' 41,5511 q. 64.1 ,gy 5 1515 H ?iAZf,'i, k , few? :Qi ff '+ E-QIYQ ifiifif- ,v Q V ' ,e.'? ' A ',2.iy- JJ. V afiij ffggf- 1 X - -1 - Qfa fgw' fi-2 A - W ya., ' ,ff if , rx 5 mi YW? if if X ggfgfgg, Tfimfr A if -4. gm 12655, ,,, Y , ' 4? -Qv X -1, N H T71 V N k-ugh V 1 If V by v xi: X J X E KENNEDY Secretary G WHITE President Front Row- W. Rogers, J. Marlin, J. Draney, V. Bridge, T. Maloney J, Daly. R. McKeown, A. l-larraka, T. Church. Second Row J. Christie, J. Connelly, S. Daly, C. Bergin, M. Dowling, M an We, the jolly juniors of llA, have become one ot the most progressive groups in Saint Johns Sister Mary Virginia's leadership has done much for us. Now we are looking forward to becoming Mighty seniors. We point with pride to the name of Ona Yuskaitas as appearing continually on the honor roll. Likewise, we are happy to have as fellow class members, George White and Mike Boudjouk, who rack up large scores on the bas- ketball courts and baseball teams. Houten, J. Toine, A. Dowd, J. Conlon, S. Barker. Back Row: P. Bc-agin. J. Trovato, J. Dernarest, J Drccland, P. Dowling, H. Crane, F. McBride, M. McNally, R. Cosgrove, J. Huber, G. Tremmel, IIB We, the students of l lB have by our lively school spirit and enthusiasm proved our worth in Saint John's by our rep- resentation in the many activities. Continually advancing each year in scholastic events our honor roll students now include Catherine Bergin, Joan Christie, John Martin, Gertrude Tremmel, and Thomas Church. The literary talent of Bob McKeown is evident in his columns in the Flash, the weekly school paper, that has grown more and more popular with the help of Sister Margaret Miriam, our inspiring homeroom teacher. Among the participants in athletics are brilliant cagers Vincent Bridge and Joseph Draney, cheerleader Joan Dree- land, and on the diamond, Thomas Maloney. The sincerest form of flat- tery is imitation, and part of the fun of being a senior is the adulation of the underclass- men. Just as younger brothers and sisters copy your slightest movement at homeg in school you've been the guiding norm for freshmen, sophomores, and juniors to meet. lt's been a practical lesson in the power of example with rich rewards of family unity and school friendships. i K . Caution: Grade Crossing r 1 l l l 1 glulbkl lg ll A ALL U N DERCLASSMEN 53 Front Row: L. Gorniak, F. Grosso, A. Chaplin, L, Bloc-ies, H Leonard, F. R kl, T. R d C B ' D M N boe ' Makouiy, Second Row: S. Riker, S. Hayek, M, J. O'Donnell, C. Finucan,aIral. ROQe?srT1SMcnSchmidFI?3'. Scheierj L.'5aS?gJf::A: Quinn, C. Anthony, J. Ryan, G. Reihl, Back Row: N. Sasso, G. Shashatv, J. Fovflin, B. Bersch. D. Gorgas, P. Oplinus, M. Moltane, J, Lawler, J. Newton, D, Carroll, P. Polhenus, J. Casapulla, A. McKenzie, W. Gokzewski, J, Dodd. OA H. C. J fPreSlOEm LEoN'xRiif5ecfe'a'Y .QA- vim We, Sister Grace Eileen's homeroom, num- ber many talented literary lights among us- Nick Sasso, Sally Ann Riker, Jane Newton, and Thomas Ramsden, to name a few. We are proud to say we have always ranked at or near the top in honor roll representation and in sup- porting school drives. Pat Scherer won the magazine drive prize of a radio and we all made a worthy showing in the Mission Stamp collection and the Hospital Commissary Day contributions. Sportswise we have Nick Sasso, Tom Ramsden, Bert Bersch, and John Foytlin among the males and Pat Oplinus, Shirley Hayek, and Janet Ryan on the distaff side. Front Row: J. Gleason, A. Intile, E. Ackerman R. Gajarsky, V. Sabeh. C. Lewis, G. Ryerson, J. Goodwin J Jacalone Second Row: M. Dowd, A. Boudiouk, O Deluca, S. Meerholz, l. Pulford, B. Jernack, P. Mckay, J, Lewis, E. Mucha A Ciarfella Back R I G. P 'a, L. DeLorenzo, M. Holterhoff, D. Srruli, J. Ciarfella, D. Gailuccio, P. Mancini, J. Coons, H Woods M Cahill ow ugn M. Meier, C. Zoienski, N. Zoppo. We the students of lOB, under the guidance of Sister Marion Joseph, have now completed our year as Sophisticated sophomores, and are advancing to the high rank of Juniors. A survey of the school activities will reveal a representative number of sophomores are participating in every ot school lite. In the sports roster we find the names of George Ryerson, Dom Gallucio and Anthony Intile. With many honor students the class of '54 is well equipped to take the next step up the ladder of education and become the highest of the underclassmen. M-M g EIERXV 55 V. SABgH!ce Presjdenf Trgas wer ,A L '- W V I I ,-v- v,4v--nqvun., v ,L . Front Row: J. Kamphauscn. R. Currie, A. Fiorita, J. Hall, B. Maccarillo, W. Pirolo, S. Lofiredo, A. Yuskaitis, H. Lukaszewski J McCormrck Second Row' G Rnaldi P Skcll A G ff . . . i , . y, . ri in, A. Gallagher, E. O'Neill, L. Graham, S. Feenan, J. Falco, L. Doyle,,B,' Gratz, V. Thomas, S. George, E. D'Alessio. Back Row: R. Sandford, W. Daly, T. Behnkc. C. Zeitlinger, J. Lakawicz, W. Pascrell, T. Masionis, J. Papa, L. Rickelmann, M. Rubiski, J. Crezzo, J. Mergl, R. Della Pesca, J. Matthews, T. La Pointe. 9A .dent GF-R,XJice Palais TUN ,SBU c. 19 Rst-WM L. 9 We, the class of '55 are humble as we start our scholastic careers but nonetheless happy at the achievements which are ours. Cordially welcomed and aided daily by Sister Agnes Elise we've advanced in most every field. As poor fish we made a splash at the Initi- ation Dance and went on from there to beat the rest of the school in the Magazine Drive. With these behind us, plus our large repre- sentation in sports, on the honor roll, and in clubs we feel confident that the next three years can hold no terror. 56 .,, , ?,,,,,6, - .V ' .-,,3,,..l,,1 , . -5' -.- J . , b I, . ! N . .V big? tiki? , Vjzigi 1 ix ' 4. a ' ' . r - 4 1 . . -. 5 -,gf .. . . A - ' ,.r-'t' , -,.4,. 'G ' ., ,Qi ,QA .MV 1 , . A ,F V JZ, ,. .Q ,.,a b . Y, , .A,,Y'N.f1'--. ,paigb ,'g?2,f'f:.jh LY, gtk, f' .V i M' vm ' 1 WW . -vi.-,'.' 15?+z,,-fx. . - U. .3'f'.7l'?'M,.'ir7 -I , 1. - ' ' f ' ' i 'r f -71' J 4' ' .x , 7 'Jti 'f-in , 1- ' for ufwkri ff? A 'fi. r . 1 Front Row: P. DePalma, R, Toscano, J. O'Neill, F. Pericelli, J. McVeigh, W. Miesch, V, O'Byrne, T. Brophy, J. Murphy, S. Long, R. Talty, R. Pacca. Second Row: C. Murphy, M. Dowling, B. Hancock, E, Brown, B. Betts, T, Babits, M. Del.osh, F. Colosirno, E. f A. Feind, C. Angerarne, M. Branlin, L. Bollentin. Back Row: P. Marquis, R. Ostrowski, F, Mclieown, l. Wilke, G. Garafano, ' J. Lyon, J. Fitzpatrick, M, White, M. Walsh, J. Dibsie. Swakop , A. Beshada. C. Sutyak, D. OConnor, J, Healey, R, Crane, We, the class of '55, have spent one year as high school Freshmen here at St. John's. It has been a full year, from the first day, when we entered as meek frosh , till now when we leave, with the happy thought of returning as confident and aspiring sophomores. We have not wasted away our first y Under Sister Elizabeth Ann's direction we have made use of all the excellent facilities we have found here, and cut our wisdom EBF. teeth. We have busied ourselves with our studies, the many extracurricular activities, learning our school cheers, making new acquaintances, and f Saint grasping the true spirit of friendship o John's High. 57 9B B H . ANC E, Oc X SWAKOPFIL Presldfrir Treasurer IN 'K f M SX S E N I 0 R S Men of Distinction, in the fields of letters and leadership are James Shashaty, Gene Bohny, and James Scazzaro, our Class President, Stu- dent Council President, and Year- book Editor-in-Chief. A school is only as good as its students and a gauge of the students is the people they elect to lead them. Therefore, not only are we proud of our three Big Men On Campus , but proud of ourselves for having recognized talent when we saw it. EUGENE J. BOHNY 99 Gourley Avenue Clifton, New Jersey Born leader . . . buoyant spirit . . . benian . . . baseball bigwig . . . the Council's Benefactor. Baseball l, 2, 3, 41 Student Council 3, 45 Seton Club 4. 60 17 JAMES M. SHASHATY 43 Mary Street Skillful . . . scholarly . . . self-reliant . . . sure-fire good sense . . . superior senior prexie. Class President 2, 3, 45 Math Club 35 Man- ager of Basketball team 3, 4, Seton Club 4. ss X5 ' x QfxXx 44,01 fl ,ey Frm! JAMES J. SCAZZARO 28 Ward Street Sociable . . . sincere . . . spirited school supporter . . , sartorially swank . . . Chimes specialist. Catholic Action 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief. f's this guy accomplished to rate a statue that we haven'tdor1e? The big day at last-the one you thought would never come -and now it's come and gone so fast you can't think what's been happening. Of course it isn't quite gone, it's late but a round of parties and open- house celebrations, including one at your own home, await you. But somehow you aren't thinking about the long-antici- pated parties right now, for this is a solemn moment. Your fathers congratulating you and there's a suspicious moisture in his eyes, while through your own mind fly all sorts of pic- tures, fun at home, fun at school - dear faces in both places. But you're at the school door and when you pass through it for the last time as a student . . . You're on your own! 1 Nl JT, K al 'i my ,i tl Q r '. ,Q E I X R lsr! , XM J' ,f ,A r zlv . K Wal I' ' Full Speed Ahead l P 5 orkirvg P, D. President, Jim Shasitasls Xggglclljggdent, Arlene Rankl, on Green Secretary, Marne DuFaicog Treasurer. Gabriel Seergy. ,'f ' I 1 al i SENIORS 61 SENIOR ALTAR BOYS DOVWWWQ SUVDIuces for The Holy Half Hour are Ross Mike Irmle. Jim McKeown, and Paul McCarthy. Mcll MARY T N 44 Hine Street Adept atlable aspiring mirable an honor student Glee Club 4 Yearbook Typist ACKERMA MARY A 69 Buffalo Avenue Able aesth ALPISA etic amiable alert an accomplished artist Rambler l Student Council I 2 3 Art Club l 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Yearbook Art Editord gui' 1' n xxx 'RM hes that reffes The pauSe LORETTA M. APPLETON 36 Mary Street Ambitious . . . agreeable . . . active . . adroit . . , an ardent student. Class Vice President lg Class Treasurer 2 Catholic Action 35 Yearbook Typist. JOAN DA 1243 Madison Avenue Blithe . . . bonny , . . benevolent . . . bright . . . best ot business women. Math Club 3, 4g Seton Club 3, 45 book 4. E. BESHA Year- 62 3' C K ff PATRICK J. BURKE 121 Second Avenue Hawthorne, New Jersey nt on Big hearted . . . breezy wut . . . be baseball . . . class Beau Brummel . . . veteran dnamond-duster. Basketball 3, 4g Baseball 3, 4g Track 4. MARTIN L. BURNS 9 Cooludge Avenue Totowa Boro, New Jersey Brullrant benefncent blnthe best of humors or off the ran,e Student Council 1 Math Club 3 4 Track 4 a stranght shooter on -uq.g Aw c mon fellasxhow 6 OUf 5 fl 19 MARILYN A CLARK 46 Mary Street Cornely cordnal conscwentwous capable can always be counted on or cooperatwon Glee Club 4 Cathollc Actfon A ROSEMARIE I CURRIE 161 Bloomfneld Avenue Cheerful composed conduct com pamonable conqemal a fanhful Yankee fan Glee Club A 63 MARIE V D at Demure d I Math Club 3 4 Tr JOSEPH T 81 Chatham Avenue Falthful farm of purpose fu I l Glee Club 4 i' FLORENCE T 123 Barclay Street' Fond of mformalnt IC Actlon 3 1 in f X i Art Club 3 4 Cathol To-. 'S ALFRED M Du R I FALCO 31 Elm Street I :gent duplomatlc dxgnlfled our super secretary Math Club 3 4 Class Secretary 4 ENZO IIO Jefferson Street Passalc New Jersey Determmed dexterous dynarnuc dlstlngulshed C ass of 52 s e of the party ack team 3 4 FARRELL forceful n to be with everyones friend Mission Un t FATTA L y free hearted fertlle Imagination favorite of help seekers her fldelxty to St J Inspiration ohn s an -A 1 f - Q 'x . ' v Q ff ' ,. 3 mf ' ' ' i,Qf,l:g, ZZ!! 1 3.5 Jig! ,E ,. J , 1 :E egg E , W , Wil ' 2 'l ms . 3 K I I U get J K J . x ,Q - , L L A 4 2 , f r 9 Who sand chivalry W-35 dead' DOROTHY F FINUCAN 3 Montclair Avenue Finely-featured . , . tashlon plate frank tnrst rate mlnd first lady In brains and beauty. Mission U it lg Student Councrl 31 YA e Presrdent 4' Art Club 3' Yearbook Assoclate Editor A DOLORES J FRANK l3 Lee Place Fun Iovmg fancy free taultlessly attnred femlnlne to the taps ot her tnngers faxthful Club member Rambler I Mission Unlt 2 Seton Club 3 4 Student Councll 4 Immaculate Heart cfety l 2 WILLIAM J FREY 274 Central Avenue Hawthorne New Jersey F rccful thinker . , . flashing smile - . f rvent worker o foremost nn eltncnency e uccess a toregone conclusuon has s :on Unit 2 4 Catholic Action 3 Stu Mrss dent Councll 3 JOAN H GAVENS 67 Pennsylvania Avenue Genlal generous gentle manners good natured a God send t commuttee work b 3 Catholic :on Unrt l Seton Clu Actron 4 Mfss ii' :BL Someon e S Qettmg the wool pulled Ove, his eyes 351. IU' MICHAEL J INTILE 123 Mm Street Impxsh grrn rnlmxtable antics estxmable service mdetatlgable energy nndustrlous editor Basketball l 2 Catholic Action l 2 Base ball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Yearbook Editor 4 Math Club 4 JOSEPH G HARRAKA I3 Robert Street Happy Harry hearty laugh he p u honest opinions Sr Margaret Mnruam s hard workmg candy man Glee Club 4 66 Proving that a women s purse holds everythrng but the krtchen sink PATRICIA A GRIFFIN 72 Clnff Street Haledon New Jersey Genteel garety Itself graceful genuine a gracious lady and good COITIDBHY Art Club 3 4 Yearbook Edltor 4 Catholic Action 4 CAROLYN E HEITZMAN 22 Elk Street Hard working un school happy go lucky socrally heart shaped face hone of a classmate honor student Student Councal 4 The lmal prrmp DOLORES K JIKE 2l Courtland Sfreef Jolly ludicrous planner lovral joker aunfy self confudence jewel of an artnsf PATRICIA A KANE 899 Mann Street Keen mxnd klndly smile kung pm In the honor roll ser knowledgeable knock out In both looks and talent Rambler l Art Club 2 3 Seton Club 3 Catholic Actron 4 1 BERNICE M KENNEDY IO7 Putnam Street Krnd hearted knows what s what knack for puthng others at ease keeps her dugnlty key to success wlll be hers Glee Club 4 MARY L LO CASCIO 63 Llncoln Place Garfneld New Jersey Loyal to host of frlen af' e low throary vouce loveable nature Ilvely slaff typrsr Muslc Club I Mrsslon Unit 2 Cathollc Action A Yearbook typrst NANCY J. LUCARELLI 14 Marshall Street Limpid eyes . . . lovely clothes . . . lyrical chuckle . . . lanquid grace . . . an asset to Catholic Action doings. Catholic Action l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, Seton Club 3, 4, Immaculate Heart Society l, 2, 4. Cigars may be the senior fad but the girls think what this country needs is a good five cent air-wick. ALEX E. LU PENSKI 280 Trenton Avenue Loquacious conversationalist . . . likeable manner . . . loves a joke . . . literary talent . . . a laudable team and yearbook manager. Student Council l, Baseball Manager 2, Basketball Manager 2, 3, Yearbook Business Manager. CHARLES M. LYON 203 Lyons Avenue Fairlawn, New Jersey Learned student . . . laudable worker . . . lasting friend . . . loves a joke . . , listed among St. John's finest. Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 2, Mission Unit 4. 68 MAUREEN A. MATTHEWS 65 Jackson Street Meritorious student . . . marked for good things ahead . . . melodious and modulated speech . . . munificent . . . main-stay of school affairs. Catholic Action l, 2, 4, Secretary 2, Trea- surer 4, Mission Unit 3, Seton Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Rambler l, 2, Music Club 3, Immaculate Heart Society l, 2, 3, 4. -lxlus. 1, 1 A M if .1 'i Kr:-1, M l lure -1- ' 1 4 , ., wa, vt' .' W UCB1.. Vi 'bbq' 'I f-49: A T' Aa., Q l'l '? '5 ,, 414311. i mmm 1 ill' - va f - . f'. 'ialvzf 'vim 'Aw NATHALIE J. MAYNARD l44 Seventh Avenue Hawthorne, New Jersey Mild-mannered . . , maidenly demeanor . . musical giggle . . . matchless polse . . miracle of beauty plus efficiency. Mission Unit lg Class Vice President 2 Seton Club 3, 4, Catholic Action 4, lmmacu late Heart Society l, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 4 Cagers kibitz cheerleaders. BETTY W. MCBRIDE l 25 Genessee Avenue Modish mademoiselle , . . magic smile . . mischievous dimple . . . many talents . . more than lust a friend to all. Mission Unit 35 Catholic Action 4, Cheer- leader 4. 'Qty PAUL T. McCARTHY 235 East l9th Street Morale builder , . . magnetic personaltty . . . motivates fun . . . mimic supreme . . , . . . Maharalah of the madcaps. Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Manager 2 33 Mission Unit 35 Class Secretary l, 2. 69 ROSS D. McILVAINE 327 Main Street Manifold abtlitxes . . , modest. . . mlrthful magnanlrnous magnificent captain ot the Ramblers. Basketball l, 2, 3. 4, Baseball 3, Ag Math Club 3, Class Treasurer I, 3, Student Coun- cil 2. JAMES F. McKEOWN 9l Marshall Street REGINA B. McKlERNAN MARY J. NEENAN I6 Luddlngton Avenue l98 East Ninth Street , l t I t N J Medntatnye . . . manly Adonis . . . metnodi- C' Ton' New Jersey C' 'On' ew ersex cal mnnd and motnons . . . mesmerlzung Mature manners . . . maestro of the twlnk- Natural ways . . , neat . . , ncnghborly grnn . . . rnasterly manlpulator of a basket- llng taps . . . mellow youce . . , the mlghty nice to know . . . nemesns of the lazy ball. mute of l2B. Student Councfl 2, 3g Basketball I, 2, 3, 4g Seton Club 35 Math Club 3g Mission Unit 4. Class Treasurer lg Seton Club 3. N Jim'S idea of ho Catholic Action lg Glee Club 4. BARBARA A. PERCEY 39 Thomas Street Pert as a kitten . . . piquant face . . partial to partles . . .' pep personxfied . . peerless Ramblerette. Art Club l, 23 Student Council 2' Seton t'fUl', Club 4g Rambler lg Cheerleader 4. I w 'Life can be beau I 70 FRANCES A. RAMS 159 Parker Avenue Hawthorne, New Jersey Radiates charm . . . recognized leader . . . receptive and retentive brain . . . refined . . . rare mixture of grace and good sense. Rambler l, 25 Seton Club treasurer 35 Cheer- leader 3, 4, Captain Ag Catholic Action trea- surer 3g Art Club l, 2, Ag Math Club 4. ARLENE A. RAN KL 49 Arlington Avenue Clifton, New Jersey Refreshingly reasonable . . , raises the spir- its . . . real person . . . raft of skills . . . recommended as the best. Class Secretary 25 Seton Club 3, 4, Class Vice President 4. ALICE M. REIHL 111 Jersey Street Resplendent red curls . . . reflective . . . radiates sweetness . . . respected by each and all. , . a right nice girl. Seton Club 33 Math Club 3, Catholic Action 45 Immaculate Heart Society l, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH H. RHODES 1091 Madison Avenue Reserved . . . roguish grin . . . resolute scholar . . . renders many a service . . . a regular guy in everyones book, Mission Unit lj Glee Club 4. 71 --, vnu food! CONSTANCE M ROMANIELLO 289 Fulton Place Relouces un work well Cone relnable resourceful reputed for a truly lovely slngmg volce renowned by faculty and students for helpfulness Class Secretary Treasurer 3 Yearbook typ lst 4 GEORGE E SABBATH 26 Park Street Sharp dresser sociable always spur e star pupnl a sport ln and out of athletucs Class President l Stu en book Buslness Manager 4 Seton Club 4 Basketball 4 d t Council 4 Year What Yearbook b usmess mana e can do to a fella 3 flrfrazislass treasurers GABRIEL M SEERGY 327 Mann Street Score for hrs wnttucusms sensatuonal athlete smcere speedy worker synthesus of fun and fnne attrlbutes Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Student Councll Secretary 3 Class Secretary 2 Class Treasurer 4 EVELYN V SHIELDS 30 Cook Street Haledon New Jersey Steadfast ally scnntnllatmg wut spur: and span sartornally speakung sparklmg eyes . . . smooth busmess woman. Seton Club 3, Cheerleader 45 Yearbook Busi ness Manager 4g Rambler 2. WILLIAM F. STANDAERT lO2 Forest Avenue Hawthorne, New Jersey Soft-spoken gentleman . . . sensible sa gaclous . . . subtle humor . . . all set for th e summa cum laude honors, Math Club 3, 4, Catholic Action 4. JOAN A. STEFFANIE 435 Grand Street Sleek and stylish . . . studious . . . simple manners . . , shining tresses . . . serene and d se ate young senior miss. Catholic Action I, 2, 3, 4, Seton Club A f Cl ' ' 3r4 ub 3, Immaculate Heart Society l 2 DOMINIC L VERILLO 133 Beech Street Versatile vnrlle as well as very hand some valuable friend vivid imagl nation mark of Dynamic Dom Glee Club I Student Council 4 FRANCIS X WALSH 19 George Street Witty wag of whlmsy against all injustice works words at will of team equipment and man waxes eloquent whistles while he worthy warden agerlal duties Math Club 3 4 Basketball Mana er 2 3 3 ' i. . vitality unlimited is the hall Q A .V J Q . . 4, Mission Unit 3. 'tow JOHN G WARYAS MARILYN F WHITCOMB 489 Mann Street 64 Stuyvesant Court Whole hearted worker welcome an any Chnon New Jersey gatherung of the well behaved wnllung Wlnsome one well spoken wears and able warm hearted wealth happy smile wholesome snmplncuty first rate attributes warrants the pranse of all Class Vrce Presldent 3 Catholrc Action 4 Cathollc Action l Seton Club 3 4 Mission Track 3 4 Yearbook Edrtor 4 Unit 4 Yearbook Typist 4 PATRICIA K SELLNER 35 Hemlock Street Sprnghtly humor sensntuve keen mnnd steadfast friend so glad she came back Student Councfl l Seton Club 4 Glee Club 4 HN! 74 gxx JOAN BESHADA I a n k u MAUREEN MATTHEWS Reverend Father Thomas J Boyle for Spiritual Assistance Slster Bernard Marne for undying support and facilities made available Sister Edlth and Mlss Washington without whose leadership and cooperation our yearbook would not have been possible Maureen Matthews for phenomenal work in the financing of this year s book Mary Alplsa for the touch of masterful art that you alone can create Gale Studios for the excellent photographic work clearly visible throughout our book. The New Cnty Prlntlng Company and the two representatives Frank Ball and E. J. Adomilli whose constant source of outstanding and unusual ideas and information benefitted our yearbook no end. Q? BARBARA PERCEY 75 FRANCES RAMS S' x Patrons REV MSGR WALTER H HILL REV MSGR CARLO CIANCI REV MSGR WILLIAM LOUIS REV REV REV REV REV REV REV REV REV REV REV REV CYRIL JOSEPH BRESTEL FINBAR P CARROL PHILIP COYNE GEORGE CRONE JOHN J CULLINERY ANID MOST REV THOMAS A BOLAND S T D RT REV MSGR JOSEPH M OSULLIVAN RT REV MSGR JOHN J SHANLEY RT REV MSGR JOSEPH A DEMPSEY DUFFY ILDEFONSE GILLOGHY EDMUND P KIELTY JOHN J KINTA FRANCIS KOWALCZYK EDWIN ACKERMAN 54 MARY ACKERMAN 52 MR and MRS JAMES V ALOIS MARY ALPISA 52 CATHERINE ANTHONY 54 LORETTA APPLETON 52 THERESA BABITS SUE BARKER 53 PATRICIA BEAGIN 53 CPL F J BERGEN JR USMC MR and MRS JAMES BERGEN CATHERINE BERGIN 53 BERTRAND BERSCH 54 ANTHONY BESHADA 55 JOHN BESHADA 52 BETTY BETTS 55 MR and MRS LOUIS BIESIADA LOUIS R BLOETJES 54 PFC JOHN J BOBINSKI GENE BOHNY 52 MR and MRS EMIL BOHNY LORETTA BOLLENTIN 55 DR HENRY BONGIORNO AGGIE BO BOUDJOUCK MIKE BOUDJOUCK 53 VINCENT BRIDGE 53 THOMAS BROPHY 55 ELEANOR BROWN 55 PAT BURKE MARTIN BURNS 52 MR and MRS EDWARD BURNS SADIE BURNS MAMIE BYRENS MARILYN CAHILL DIANE CARROLL '54 JAMES CASAPULLA '54 LUCILLE CASTELLANO 54 MR and MRS ARTHUR CIELO JOAN CHRISTIE '53 THOMAS CHURCH '53 MARILYN CLARK MICHAEL COLLINS 53 FRANCES COLOSIMO JOAN CONLON 53 MARION CONNELL 53 JOYCE CONNOLLY 53 JAMES CONVERY JOHN COONS 54 ELLEN COOPER 53 REGINA COSGROVE HELEN CRANE 53 ROBERT CRANE 55 JAMES CREZZO RONALD CURRIE 55 ROSEMARIE CURRIE JOHN DALY 53 WILLIAM DALY 55 RAYMOND DELLA PESCA MARY DE LOSH 55 OLGA DE LUCA 54 JOAN DEMAREST 53 PHILIP DE PALMA JEANETTE DIBSIE 55 MARIE DI FALCO 52 ALFRED DI RENZO 52 JOSEPH DODD 54 JACK DOCHERTY ANN DOWD 53 MARY DOWD 54 PATRICIA DOWLING 53 LOIS DOYLE '55 JOAN DREELAND 53 BOB DRANEY BUDDY DRANEY '53 E T DRANEY MRS EARL SHEILA EGAN '53 JOANN FALCO '55 JOSEPH FARRELL '52 MR and MRS TIMOTHY FARRELL 76 JAMES WRZECIONO LAWRENCE MCGINLEY THOMAS J MOLLOY RICHARD O DONNELL ANTHONY O DRISCOLL FRANCIS J REILLY MODESTO VALENTI REV REV REV REV REV REV FLORENCE FATTAL 52 MRS P FEENAN ANNE CAROLYN FEIND MR and MRS JOSEPH FERRARO CYNTHIA FINUCAN 54 DOT FINUCAN 52 BILL FITZPATRICK JOAN FITZPATRICK BOB FOLEY 53 LYNN FORISTALL MARY FORRISTALL 55 JOHN FOYTLIN 54 JOSEPH FRANK DR PETER A FRANK JR WILLIAM FREY 52 ROBERT GAJARSKY 54 ANITA GALLAGHER 55 GRANT GANNON GENE GARAFANO MR R GARDA JOAN GAVENS 52 SUSAN GEORGE 55 JOHN GLEASON 54 RIMONTES GLEMZA JIM GOODWIN 55 DENNIS GORGAS 54 MRS JAMES R GRAHAM AGNES GRIFFIN 55 PAT GRIFFIN 52 WALTER GOLCZEWSKI LEO GORNIAK FRANK GROSSO BETTY HAGUE '53 JOHN HALL 55 BETTY HANCOCK 55 ANTHONY HARRAKA '53 JOSEPH HARRAKA '52 SHIRLEY HAYEK MR and MRS HEALY JOHN HEALY '55 RT. . . . . . . . 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' '55 '53 .. ., ,54 . ,53 CAROLYN HEITZMAN H HEMMERLING 53 PETER HIN MARGARET M HOLTERHOFF JOAN HUBER 53 MICHAEL INTILE JOSEPH JACALONE BARBARA JERNACK DOLORES JIKE BILL JONES MARY KAHWATY JOHN KAMPHAUSEN PATRICIA KANE 52 THOMAS F KELLEY B KERRIGAN BOB KERRIGAN 50 BERNICE KENNEDY 52 ELAINE KENNEDY 53 JOSEPH LAKAWICZ MRS CECILA LANE BETTY LANGE JOHN LA RUSSO 53 JOYCE LAWLER 54 EVELYN LEBIEDZ 53 CHARLES LEWIS 54 JUNE LEWIS 54 MARY LO CASCIO SAMUEL LONG 55 KATHELEEN LORENG NANCY LUCARELLI 52 H G LUKASZEWSKI MARGE LYNESS PASCHAL MACALUSO BERNARD MACCARILLO VINCENT MALATESTA 53 THOMAS MALONEY 53 PATRICK MANCINI 54 ROSALIE MANDARA PAULINE MARQUIS MR and MRS GEO MARTIN JOHN MARTIN JAMES MATTHEWS 55 MAUREEN MATTHEWS 52 NATHALIE MAYNARD 52 SHIRLEY MEERHOLZ 54 JOHN MERGL 55 WILLIAM MIESEK MARGIE MOLTANE 54 F MORETTI EVELYN MUCHA 54 CATHERINE MURPHY 55 JOHN MURPHY BETTY MCBRIDE 52 FRANCES MCBRIDE 53 JOHN MCCORMICK 55 SALLY MCGREGOR ROSS MCILVAINE 52 PAT McKAY 54 LAURA McKAY 53 THOMAS MCKENZIE 53 FLORENCE MCKEOWN 55 JAMES MCKEOWN 52 ROBERT MCKEOWN 53 REGINA MCKIERNAN 52 MR and MRS WILLIAM MCKIERNAN MAUREEN MCNALLY 53 CLAIRE MCNERNEY JOHN MCVEIGH 55 HAROLD NEDDLETON MARY NEENAN 52 JAMES A NELSON 53 JANE NEWTON 54 FRANK O BYRNE VINCENT O BYRNE 55 MARY J ODONNELL 54 JAMES ONEIL 55 PAT OPLINUS 54 RUTH OSTROWSKI ROBERT PACCA 55 DORIS PALUCE ANTHONY PASQUERILLO BARBARA PERCEY 52 FRANK PERRICELLI 55 GERRY PUGIA 54 JOHN PEPPINGHAUS WILLIAM PIROLA MR and MRS ALBERT PITYO JR PETER POLHERNA ISABELLE RuI.EORD 54 EILEEN QUINN 54 GENE QIJINTIERI 53 MARILYN RABISKI MISS ANNA J RAMS FRANCES RAMs 52 THOMAS RAMSDEN 54 ARLENE RANKI. 52 FRANK RANKL 54 JAMES REID ALICE REIHL GRACE REIHL 54 JOSEPH RHODES 52 ROBERT RHODES 53 I.OIs RICKELMANN 55 SALLYANN RIKER 54 GERALDINE RINALDI 55 MRS JOHN RINALDI BILL ROGERS 53 77 MARY ROGERS 54 CONSTANCE ROMANIELLO GEORGE RYERSON 54 GEORGE SABBATH 52 VICTOR SABEH 54 NICHOLAS SASSO 54 JAMES SCAZZARO 52 PAT SCHERER MARY SCHMITT DONALD SCHWAB 53 MR and MRS JAMES SCULLION JAMES SHASHATY 52 EVELYN SHIELDS 52 MARILYN SHIELDS MRS W SHIELDS PATRICIA SKELEY KATHIE SLAVIN 53 ROSE SPAGNOLA AGATHA SPINELLA JACK SPRUCE JOAN STEFFANIE 52 DOROTHY STREULI 54 CHARLES SUTYAK 55 EILEEN SWAKOPF RICHARD TALTY 55 VIRGINIA THOMAS 55 JOAN TOINE 53 ROBERT TOSCANO GERTRUDE TREMMEL 53 STEVE TREMMEL MILDRED VAN HOUTEN 53 ADAM VERILLO DOM VERILLO 52 MR and MRS MARTIN VERILLO ANN VITALE WALTER VOGEL GRACE and BOB WAGNER FRANK WALSH 52 MARGARET WALSH JOHN WARYAS 52 LEO WEBER 53 ELMER WHITE GEORGE WHITE 53 MARGARET WHITE MARYIYN WHITCOMB 52 RICHARD WHITESALL BARBARA WILDERS 53 INGE WILKE 55 ELEANOR WILSON HELEN WOODS JEANIE WOODS MARIE YESOLITIS ELIZABETH ZIMMERMAN CHARLOTTE ZOLENSKI 54 NORMA ZOPPO 54 . , , ,52 . '54 ' ' '54 ' '55 ' , BETTY O'NEILL '55 . Pat Kane B bs Pe cey Frances Rams Compliments of Mr. K. Irving 78 COMPLIMENTS OF Finucan's Esso Servicenter CXQQIB MAIN and COURT STREETS PATERSON, N.J. LAmbert 5-9873 COMPLIMENTS OF The Alexander Hamilton Hotel J. M. FAHEY, GeneralManager Paterson's Friendly Hotel PATERSON, N. J. 79 T I . 'TV Matthews e D Falco 'eww s He't man COMPLIMENTS OF Fanning and Shaw Awfuzeca f'X9QZ5 49 WARD STREET PATERSON, N.J COMPLIMENTS OF PRINLTSS 706.9 gf COMPLIMENTS OF NH -1 '- X. fill sa if 3 Dorothy F Pr h....!Y'f7', .I 0 H N B A IR D ll ROOFING CONTRACTOR C'N.9Q,f'f Best Wishes to all the Graduates Joan Of the Class Of 1952 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Matthews C'Nx9Q1 b 81 Grand Hardware, Inc THOMAS G. NEIL 338 Grand Street Paterson, N. J. Compliments of Federal Printing Co. 490 Main Street Paterson, N. J. Zeal Glass Beveling and Mirror Co. Glass of Every Description 387-393 East 18th St. Paterson, N. J. LAmbert 5-2920 SINCERE BEST WISHES MICHAEL U. De VITA ir ff Compliments of Stephen P. Radics Charles E. Roberts, ' OIL BURNERS ' SALES and SERVICE ' FUEL OIL I I7 Second Ave. Hawthorn HAwthorne 7-0335 Hugo Blasberg TAILOR - CLEANER - FURRIER 184 Warburton Ave. lNear Lafayette Ave.l Hawthorne, N. J. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ga C. B. Vaughan EVERYTHING IN SPORTING GOODS 257 Main Street Paterson, N. J. Compliments of Lester F. Titus Compliments of Danners Bakery JosEPH ANGSTEN, Prop. 9Ol Main Street Paterson, N. J. ARmory 4-9350 LAmbert Jimmy's Fuel O RANGE - FUEL - KEROSE and DIESEL OILS l53 Oliver St. Paterso Compliments of A Friend ARmory 4-7453 LAmbert Sanitary Construction 32l East Railway Ave. Paterson, N. J. Q 5' . wg, H Bernice Kennedy ll Compliments of Tony's Market 357 Grand Street Jean's Beauty Salon PERMANENT wAviNG HAwthorne 7 - 5454 The Flower House JOSEPH SCHMIDT Complete Floral Service 200 Grand Ave. Hawthorne, N.J. The Irving Pharmacy WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET . . . . . . AND NEW ONE'S ARE MADE Corner Main and Grand Sts. lOpp. Cathedral of St, John'sl C. Foti Cr Son FUEL sERvlcE l IOS E. 24th St. Paterson, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Di Falco LAmbert 5-OI47 Kamp-Fire Equipment and Service Co. FIRE PREVENTION SUPPLIES 420 Main St. Paterson, N. J. BestWishes Thomas L. Kelly The Kokette's SUE MAUREEN BETTY FRAN JOAN SHerwood 2-91 I5 Ace Typewriter Service wM. R. McGOWAN OFFICE MACHINES . . . . . . PROPERLY PRICED 55 Valley Rd. cnffon, N. J. 1 ,B 84 I-lAwthorne 7-O7 I 5 William Van Eeuwen Distributor of IDEAL FARMS MILK AND CREAM and DAIRY PRODUCTS Farms at Augusta, N. J. Graham Ave. N. Haledon, N. J. JEEK WEAVERS C. GAVENS Best Wishes From Floyd E. Jones COUNTY CLERK ik LAmbert 3-8819 Hosiery Marion Goldberg GRADUATE CORSETIERE All Garments Fitted and Altered 24V2 VAN HOUTEN ST. 87 Broadway Paterson, N. J. IOff Washington St. I COMPLIMENTS OF RAYCO AUTO SEAT COVER SALES CORP. 220 STRAIGHT STREET PATERSON, N. J. LAmbert 5-0518 NUZZO APPLIANCES Home of Fine Furniture and Appliances 48 MARKET STREET PATERSON I, N. J. 85 Paul McCarthy DRIVE THE NEW CHEVROLET Power Glide Automatic Transmission HARRY M. SMITH, INCORPORATED Youn CHEVROLET DEALER MARKET - 24th - 25th STREETS PATERSON 3, N. J SAINT JOSEPH HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Count Bank and Trust Gompany I29 MARKET STREET PATERSON, N. J. ARmory 4- I 506 MARLO EXCAVATING CO., INC. so MARKET STREET COMPLIMENTS OF PASSAIC COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE HARRY L. SCHOEN, Chairman B6 COMPLIMENTS OF Rainbow Coat Company gf AR y 4 0827 JAMES G. VASILE G. l. JlMMY'S War Surplus 0 General Merchandise Office Equipment 0 Fishing Tackle CSQQIB 505-507 MAIN STREET PATERSON, NJ. 87 Neer's Drug Store, Inc. Gamma Delta Psi Established 1851 BABS JOAN ALWAYS RELIABLE PAT MAR'ON MARY FRAN NAN Broadway at Bridge Street SHerwood 2-1085 John F. McBride STORAGE wAnEHousE 115 Mill Street The Pantry Shelf Delicatessen 871 Main St. Paterson, N. Paterson Sheet Metal Works 41 E. 20th St. Paterson, N. J. Page G Shaw Chocolates Colonial Tea Room 696 Main Street Ricciardi lce Cream Weber's PATERSON PIPE and SMOKE SHO Compliments of Palace Laundry Co. SHerwood 2-2286 317-321 Governor St., Paterson, N. Res. MUlberry 3 -7 597 Sam L. Caruso WATCH REPAIRING ' WATCHES JEWELRY ' DIAMONDS 307 V2 Grand St. Paterson, N. J. ARmory 4-3287 Marsola Oil Company OIL PRODUCTS 130 21st Ave. Paterson, N 88 Rehhble Rug fleamhg Co. For Better Rug Cleaning Since 1929 835-845 RIVER STREET PATERSON, NJ. COMPLIMENTS OF Victory Girl Coat Co., Inc. gf 89 .,d ' Marilyn Whit gg, f Nm, Halliwell's Florist A ARmory 4-0799 Master Floor Tile Co. SAMUEL LITMAN - A. L. MAGGI Asphalt Tile ' Broadloom Carpets ' Linoleum 43 Broadway Paterson, N. J. Guarino's News Stand 383 Main Street Paterson, N. J. Penwell Oil Co. 126 East 7th Street Clifton, N. J. Martucci's Pharmacy 29 Market Street Paterson, N. J. Thomas F. Vigorito 56 Cross Street Paterson, N. J. LAmbert 5-2100 Baskinger Bros. HAnowAn: 557 Main Street lOpposite Plaza Palacel SHerwood 2-6071 S. Roy Bergen White Cross Beverages Established l882 405-407 Haledon Ave. Haledon, N. J. HAwthorne 7-9792 Vitala's Best Pizzeria 237 Diamond Bridge Ave. Hawthorne, N. J. SH. 2-3282 Res. MO. 8-O219R Clarence J. Dodd TROPHY SPECIALIST and ENGRAVER Plaques ' Medals ' Cups Badges and Gavels 18 Hamilton St. Paterson, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF Class of 9B Class of 9A Class of IIA Class of IIB Class of IOB Class of l0A Formstone by Compliments of Hudson Valley Stonec rafters A Friend FOrtlee 8-Ol 55 BEST WISHES FROM CHRIS L. EDELL and JAMES C. PISACANE SHerwood 2-IZOI VAn Houten 4-0085 New Jersey's Leading Sporting Goods Store S a r o r i o ' s osucA'rsss:N and cnocsnv Wurzberg Brothers sronrs csnmz 423 East 18th Street ISO Market St. Paterson, N. J. IRVING SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS'N .. .A Friendly Thrift and Home Financing Institution . . . 264 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N. J. 9l if it N I , XXX Nathalie May but nard .3 South End Pharmacy Main Street Paterson, N. J. Grank Shoe Repair JAMES TIRINATO, Prop. 331 Grand Street Paterson, N. J. LAmbert 3-3839 ARmory 4-55 People's Park Florist ANGELO M. VASILE 397-399 Zlst Avenue Paterson 3, N. J. Peter's Oil Heat Co. 32 Arlington Avenue Clifton, N. J. Compliments of Anthony J. Grossi TO MY ALMA MATER Kelly Kleaners 4l 8 Main Street Paterson, N. J. Compliments of Grand Fish Market 342 Grand Street Paterson, N. J. SHerw00d 2-3728 COMPLIMENTS OF PRINCESS ANN COAT COMPANY A COMPLIMENTS OF SENATOR VINCENT E. HULL MAGISTRATE EDWARD J. O'BRYNE LAmbert 5- l 274 JOBBING A SPECIALTY JOSEPH HEITZMAN Plumbing and Heating o Oil Burner Installations 22 ELK STREET PATERSON, N. J. Frank Kearney G' Son l l 33 Main Street Paterson, N. J. Compliments of Paterson Rose Co. American Custom Clothes 37 Arlington Avenue VaI's Grocery rmzsr IN roons 143 Lakeview Avenue Clifton, N. J. Residence SHerwood 2-Ol 93 MUlberry 3-8081 AIice's Beauty Salon Specializing in Hair Cutting, Styling. Hair Coloring. Scalp Treatment and Permanent Waving 169 Barclay St. Paterson, N. J. lOpp. St. Joseph Hospitall Dublin Cleaners Cr Dyers CHESTER PANTALONE, Prop. l lO Jersey Street Paterson, N. J. 93 . M 9-. Alex Lupenski I , nr V. 0 , ,I , ,wwf . 'fi' 10 'kwa 4 1 , M ,aa COMPLIMENTS OF A F ri e n d we If 795+ Florence Fattal is 4 ARmory 4-6052 PHONE ORDERS TAKEN AL'S MARKET Fresh Fruits - Vegetables - Meats - Groceries Bird's Eye Frozen Foods 329 GRAND STREET PATERSON, N. J. SHerwood 2-1377 BOHENS CURTAINS and LINENS 297 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N. J. SHerwood 2-2733 Established 1828 0'NEI L'S COAL YARD FRANK. v. HAYDEN COAL o FUEL OIL o COKE 238 MILL STREET PATERSON, N.J. 94 Compliments of Charles E. Roberts, Jr. Yee's Rest 219 MARKET STREET ARmory 4-2207 Reg. No. 4031 1 I Steigner Pharmacy I ANTHONY NIERADKA, Reg. Pharm., Prop. 688 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N.J. 1 LAmberT 345910 I I 1 I Jean Tobach 1 1 CORSETIERE 120 MARKET STREET PATERSON, N.J. Compliments of Fechter Florist Dry Cleaning Service ROL LEE, Prop. ron Quick SERVICE cALL 1 1 1 I 332 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N.J. 5He'W00d 2-0178 Mumeffy 4-5410 ARmory 4-7732 Glacier Frozen Foods C1 Specialties . Reliable Home Improvement ARMAND J. PASSARETT1 1248 MADISON AVENUE PATERSON, N.J, 99 MILL AVENUE PATERSON 1. NJ- I 1 SHerwood 2-7570 me Hairdressers 175 MARKET STREET PATERSON, N, J. Uncle Sam's Shoe Stores THE FRIENDLY FAMILY SHOE STORE 76 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N.J. 222' g-A Majestic Luncheonette 291 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N,J. SHerwood 2-2575 The Original Blue Front Grocery J. and F. NEWTON GROCERIES and COUNTRY PRODUCE 922 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N.J. LAmber1' 3-2692 William J. Hayes PLUMBING and HEATING o SHEET METAL WORK PROPERTY MAINTENANCE 0 WELDING Quality and Service Guaranteed 445 EAST 27th STREET PATERSON, N.J. LAmberl' 5-21 I2 Universal Electrical Appliances 366 TWENTY-FIRST AVENUE PATERSON, N. J. MUlberry 4-7289 PRescott 8-5538 D a b o u I SEWING MACHINES and APPLIANCES Open Evenings 981 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N.J. Compliments of Shadiack Brothers 480 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N.J LAmbert 5-3546 Messineo's Department Store Di Saluo-Crescione Photo Studios WEDDING SPECIALISTS 0 CANDID ALBUMS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY A Full Line of New Mid-Nite Blue Tuxedos FOR HIRE Tuxedos - Cutaways - White Jackets - Full Dress 907 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N.J. 52 MARKET STREET PATERSON, N.J SHerwood 2-7562 MUIberry 4-5477 SHerwood 2-7537 Feenan's Servicenter AUTO SUPPLIES 0 HARDWARE 0 GARDEN TOOLS PAINTS 0 PLUMBING SUPPLIES 255 GRAND STREET PATERSON, N.J. Sheber's Flowers FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE 956 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N.J Saint Alex Lupenski Dot Finucan Bob Foley Joe Harraka Jo!m's Co-Editors Columnists Sports Editors Business Managers Flasf1 John Waryas Connie Romaniello Bob Mc Keown Mike Boudjouli KARATY TIRE CO. 384 GRAND STREET PATERSON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF G A V I N ' S PATERSON HACKENSACK JERSEY CITY SHerwood 2-8188 - 9 HY-GRADE FOOD MARKET DISTRIBUTORS Fine Foods o Choice Wines and Liquors SOFT DRINKS FOR ALL OCCASIONS- IMPORTED and DOMESTIC BEER 192 EAST 16th STREET PATERSON, N.J. Jo G' SaI's Luncheonette Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rams 617 MARKET STREET PATERSON N. J. lCorner of 23rd Street1 MUIberry 4-3679 Compliments of Edward J. Appleton Mr. and Mrs. CARPENTER v CABINET MAKER INTERIOR DECORATOR . Raymond A. Whitcomb 36 MARY STREET PATERSON, N. J. For appointment cal! LAmbert 3-6948 Bus. SHerwood 2-8463 Res. ARmory 4-2157 The Edythe Vanity Shoppe , Tom's Florist ELSIE MOORE, Prop. sPEciAuziNs IN PERMANENT WAVES EVERY E'-OWER A FORGET-ME-NOT John Di Cerbo - John Pasquareiilo 1146 MAIN STREET PATERSON 3, N. J. Wea, Crooks Avenue, so MARKET STREET PATERSON, N. J. SHerwood 2-6815 ALEXANDER HAMILTON SAVINGS 6' LOAN ASS'N ZV2 'MJ On Insured Savings ZV2 'Mi P. CHARLES BRICKMAN, Executive Vice President I COLT STREET PATERSON, N.J. viva-.QW ROSE GIRL BOAT B0 f SHerwood 2- I 3OI CHARLES K. GERHARDT SPORTING GOODS SPECIALIST I 2 CLARK STREET It Pays to Play PATERSON I, N.J. COMPLIMENTS OF THE RAMBLERETTES FRAN lCaptain BETTY BABE, JOAN NANCY PAT MAUREEN JANET EVE SHIRLEY Sl-lerwood 2-4455 SHerwood 244456 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Woods, Jr. Central Letter Shop I3 SMITH STREET PATERSON, N. J, Sl-lerwood 2-3859 Andy's Delicatessen ANDY J. KOMINIAK, Prop. New York Foods RESTAURANTS and INSTITUTIONS SERVED Say IfWi1'h a Basket of Fruit 37-4l PARK AVENUE PATERSON, N.J. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. J. Steffanie Compliments of Mike's Tavern 889 MAIN STREET PATERSON. N.J. 425 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N. J. Earn More on Insured Savings 2Vz W: per annum UNITED SAVINGS G' LOAN ASS'N OF PATERSON 187 MARKET STREET PATERSON, N. J. 1Corner of Church Streefl THE FRANK A. McBRIDE CO. 75 SPRING STREET PATERSON 3, N.J. SHerwood 2-5330 J A M E S T O M A I REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Established 1912 APPRAISALS ' PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ' MORTGAGE LOANS 351 MAIN STREET PATERSON I, N.J. 1At De Grasse Streetl LAmbert 3-4561 LOUIS ALBERT SUJXIDIAL - BONNIE LADDY - MARK TWAIN BRANDED snoss 'AT SENSIBLE Pklcss 353 GRAND STREET SHerwood 2-0985 SHerwood 2-0986 Established 1892 QUINN BROS. SUPPLY CO., INC. Hardware, Plumbing, Heating, Industrial and Mill Supplies 9 FAIR STREET PATERSON 1, N.J. Best Wishes to th CI of 1952 Katherine and Anne Kelly Lf James W. Ackerman Plumbing and Heating Contractor 44 HINE STREET PATERSON NJ COMPLIMENTS OF St. John's P.T.A. 559625 COMPLIMENTS OF Edmund Kennedy A Have you ever investigated the advantages of a career in bank- ing . . . in one of New Jersey's largest and most progressive banks? If not, stop in for a friendly visit with Mr. Stephen D. Germond, Vice President in Charge of Personnel, 125 Ellison St., Paterson, N. J. Young men and young women will receive a cordial welcome. FIRST NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY PATERSON and CLIFTON, N. J. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SHerwood 2- 5068 ln South Paterson lt's LEE BROTHERS FOR GREETING CARDS 947 MAIN STREET Compliments of A FRIEND PATERSON, N. J. Edwin Leo Ackerman Phil Alberico Mr. and Mrs. Alpisa Ann's Hair Styling Lynda and Billy Armitage Dr. Henry Bongiorno Sue Barker Patricia Beagin Betty Betts Robert Bohny Michael Bortoz Mike Boudjouk Dr. A. B. Chambers Tommy Connell Carol Ann Connell Joyce Connolly Ellen Cooper Helen Crane Bill Cross Claire Currie Mr. Maxie da Costa Mr. D'AngeIo Decker and Durbin Rocco De Franco Jeanette Dibsie Lynne Dockerty Robert Dowling Joann Dreeland Mrs. Catherine Dubenezic Saul Edelson Elmae Beauty Shop Joann Falco ' Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Farrell -2? Sally Feenan Mr. Donald Flaster J. and G. Food Market John Foytlin William Frank A Friend 42l-60-41 Mrs. A. Garrabrant M. Goldenberg Mrs. C. Gould Lois Anne Graham Mr. and Mrs. C. Griffin Greco's Luggage Ruth Greenfarb Alfred Greig Mr. and Mrs. Grossi Frank Grosso Richard Hantsch Harmony Shop Mrs. K. Hauger Mrs. Joseph Heitzman Joseph Heitzman, Jr. Carolyn Heitzman Joan Huber Miss A. lmperator Arift Jike Phyllis Jenco Mr. and Mrs. H. Kane Joann Kane James Robert Kehoe Elaine Kennedy Miss Frances Kennedy Mr, and Mrs. James Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. J. Kooz Robert Lang Marian Lalley D. Lattanzio Mr. Joseph Le May Betty McBride Frances McBride Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy John McCarthy Joan McKiernan Regina McKiernan Neil McKiernan Thomas McKenzie Mrs. Mee Louis Messadi Mary Massar Eugene Matthews Vincent Maletesta Murray National Music Shop Daniel J. O'Byrne Doris Paluce George Peppinghouse Mr. and Mrs. William P Mrs. John Pilkington Isabelle Pultord Mr. A. Proulx ercey Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Puppe Ralph Ragusa M. J. Rankl John Raymond Ray's Dry Goods Mrs. Anna M. Riehl Dorothy Rielly Gladys H. Rieye Mrs. Anna Rickerback Geraldine Rinaldi Thomas Rizzo Connie Romaniello C. A. Rowe Albert G. Rourk Marilyn Rubiski Mrs. Bess Ryan A. Sabeh Salvatore Santoro John Schpis J. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. J. Schneider Mrs. Anna Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seabert Norman Sergeant Kathleen Spranger Thomas Taylor Emma Tedeschi John Tierney Juan Tigmo Joan Toine Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tuohey A. Ullrich Mr. and Mrs. P. Ververs Walter J. Vogel Mrs. Stephen Wall Mrs. Elizabeth Whitcomb Norma Zoppo ,.--7. -aw 1 W ws.