St Joseph High School - Josephean Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1946 volume:

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T' .A K I ' xx , if X X Q ' It XQX' V I X , A y j ' SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH 'O I r LS SAINT JOSEPH RECTORY X AK. :QNX ug Sf 0106012 7i.ff0y 399 Market Street Poterson New Jersey To the Class of 1946 As graduates of St Josephs High School you have acquired the priceless possession of a Catholic education Your own diligent study un der the direction of the Sisters of Charity together with the sacrifices of your good Catholic parents have made this possible Now you should be ready to face a new life in our troubled world with great confidence Not training which you have received has developed in you a spiritual founda tion of moral principles which should guide the whole course of your future life As your Pastor I wish to extend to each of you my best wishes for success in your chosen field of endeavor and my heartfelt prayers that 3 ou will always preserve a steadfast fidelity to the high ideals of St Joseph s Very sincerely yours . 5 I' only has your course of studies prepared you for this but the religious gg, ggwwwf, Ea-:ini 04. diaiEls.a.i, REV DENIS A HAYES D1ocesan Supermtendent of Schools REV JOHN H DERICKS 4 VV, ff , V I acuity N7 Sister Grace Vincent, Principal Rev. John H. Dericks ...................... V., .............. :I ......... ....... ............. R e ligion f , , .f ,f Sister Marie Celeste ...... .............. ........ Sister Virginia Agnes , X a ..2 ........ ...... Biology - Latin Sister Rita Cecilia ...S Mfg: ..... inf Q Religion - English - Health Religion - Algebra - Geometry Sister Anna Seton ...... ........ R eligion - French - History Sister Angela Marie ....... ......... R eligion - Chemistry - Spanish Sister Fidelis Marie ....... ....... R eligion - English - History Miss Grayce Schmidt .......................... ........ R eligion - English - History Mrs. Evelyn Kaist .. ............. Shorthand - Typewriting Mrs. Eleanor Bame ............... ................ ...... A c cident Prevention - First Aid Miss Marguerite Dennehy, R. N. ....... ........ H ome Nursing Mrs. Cecilia Lane ........................ ............... L ibrarian Louis Malakoff ........ James Colaianni ...... William Kehoe ................... Physical Education Athletic Coach Athletic Coach Mrs. Eleanor Edgar, R. N. .... ...... S chool Nurse John W. Carpenter ....... SAINT JOSEPH CONVENT Music ml y xx i 1 .1 X . x . ' X i,. ' Xvkxt' 1.1 x Xxqkx I x --g ., K ., z 5.0 S, X , 1 X x M1 x. J- W... 5 fl ' : x, , ,, ' A as ,K it t as A. R ,4 W , xx Xxx aw. Ra at ,HK K Q' 'H ku Q 3' ' E W? 7 4 1 1 Zfear .3 L Dons Kay Ernest Ganno Wlulam Amldon Jean Coyle John Mahoney John Clarken Patr1c1a M111ard Joan Baker KJ N, 1 L,-I tg 'sl .2Lx 41:12 QV-OJV fl LQ' 15-'J ,ull-Off? LUIWHM UIQ :J II ,EN-Jgilrv as gr r Joan am jake St Joseph Classucol Farthful to duty to the end A perfect sport and loyal fnend Ioan edntor of the b est and best osephean yet Frank ncewrcz of otre Dame rs her xdea of a real man Bxng rates hrgh too has naturally curly brown harr rt leaves us all green share plans to enter nurses tranmng next year Here s to your success Ioan ntyl234CSMC 12 Lntenry Club 3 4 Euchanstnc Commrttee, :l2lldllllld4s0CI2lLlf8C0lllll1IttG,ChIll l'lIlll l' SI f if . . . is .walling to do more thanelig lsodll' ,,,g..-.'.,,,?,43 ,ur Jo ,pr ezaffsn St Joseph Paterson General Class Presrdent F me manners are the mantle of farr mmds Our Class Presrdent the boy around whom eve student s classes revolve vou guesse rt ohnnre s the boy who rrngs the penod bel hes well versed rn all toprcs especrally basketball and pre destrnatron the former knowledge comrng from experrence on our team the latter as a result of Socral Lrvrng drscussrons Iohnnre can be recognrzed at a drstance by hrs eve catchrng tres and outstandrng footwear to be a wnter and a busmess man are hrs prrmary arms and from where we re srttmg hrs future looks verv promrsrng artyl 2 3 4 CSMC Lrterary Club VrcePres1dent 3 4 Euchanstrc Commrttee Knrght 4 Publrcrty Commrttee 3 Chrps 3 Basketball 34 Class Presrdent 4 n s ' I fl' ' ' 77 7 I Z' ., - - rr . . sol ll ' YY I , 1 ll ' 177 J . .soar , Q . .,l,2,3i4g - ,. 4 .-,Q n 1 , 3 . : S 'Z - TDCL:-K XV .ae kv g L XXV W 'YVN tl YN.x.s, XKAS x.. 'X Fxvxi-VK lj l N-Q4-AJ .Lug L-A ,U xii!-sJ g-, Vlad. en.s.,,JL,,x,Xg, H1261 gledlwf' LUZIZ Memornol School Passolc Classical Cllss Bccrctarx Fw thmgs are rmpossrblc to drlzffencc and slull No class rs complete mthout 1 class ar IS Norm ue xre proud to admrt IS our Nlrchaelangelo she has an exe for bcautx and uses rt vtell a xerw so crable Nlrss Norm has 1 Slllllfl that Class unlrlse homework assr nments clancmg and good records can old her attentron for hours at a trme Some dax Norm hopes to be a commercral artrst Ilerc s mshmg her success rn the xerx near future artvl 2 3 Euchanstrc Commlttee Handmard 4 Lrtera I Clrss Sccretarx 3 4 ,N Club 4 Chlpsl 2 3 Pllbl1C Wfwfyfju ,aff Gaflzeruze .Mary Qafy St George Paterson Classncal Class Treasurer Her vorce IS a flower of beauh Introducmg Nlrss Drmples IS one of our most pleasant tasks Here s a Mrss who lox es nothrng better than to exercise her xocal chords a remarkable grrl to saw the least shes noted partlcularlx for her tzmelx explanatron of the facts' kate mtends to become a nurse m the near future md um her superrors ox er vxlth her ovsn l'l,!lCllll0ll of When lrlsh Eses Xre Smrlmg XX e rc all rootmg for sou Rate' S0d1l1txl7 5 4 CSNIC 1734 Irtcrature Commrttce 3 4 Fucharlstlc Commlt tee Il.mdm.ud -l Clups l, 7 3, Class Yrcas urcr 7 -l to X +- I X - hi c. tr-f-A. 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'C-...me X Lf WU' l vim St Joseph Paterson Classical She has the mrldest manners and the gentlest heart Ta well groomed oan amlable Mrss wrth defxmte rdeas consrders Lake Cupsaw THE lace to va catron Brng Crosby TH smger to hear and Cornel Wrlde THE movre actor to see loves to collect prcture post cards usually seen wrth oan Baker dreams of the day when shes a full fledged R N here s to success oan vou can t mlss Sodalrtv 1 2 3 4 M C Literary Club 4 Eucharlstlc Commrttee Hand mard 4 Membershxp Commlttee Chalrman 4 M Cmzzm i1eaz,,11 afmam Joseph Paterson General Carefree and happy he hves the day through F nends he has many enemres few W1 presxdent of our class ln umor Year ever wrllmg to do a good turn loved to drrve had a passron for anythm green owner of the most d1st1nct1ve augh rn the class B111 s a great fellow and we feel sure no mat ter what the yardstlck of success may be he ll quahfly Sodal1ty1234CSMCl234Eu chanstrc Commrttee Kmght 4 Pubhcrty Com mrttee Chnpsl 2 3 Class Presxdent 3 Basket ball Z 3 fManagerj Social Commlttee 3 fllnvlfaf St. , 'll ... ' l , l' I 5 l P ' ,ft I ge , v ' 'KW 1 . A I y A T nw' L J' ' I D has 'll.... - U .:..I....an ' 1, I , D Q ,,,, gas. ..,.l,2,3,4g Muff Ik? ff G? .Marx .Bolton Sf Joseph Paterson General Her vorce was ever soft gentle and low Hats off to a petrte Mrss a true blue staunch supporter of the Green and Gold Ann has practxcally grown up amrdst the shadows of our school corr1 dors an even tempered young lady she s got a heart that outgrows her herght by far has a yen for summer s orts almost all season g enyovmg the sooth mg aspects of the Aqua at Arcola and d1d you know that our Ann IS going to be the best stenographer yet? TIS true Lot s of luck to her' ahtv I 2 3 Lrterarv Club 4 Euchanstrc Committee Hand mald 4 ,giddy ftwff., we CDZIZL o sever Sc our ownk .eng-1-,,6 er to offend d eve creature was her frlend X 4-r'-Q Our globe trotter Candv l1ked to moxe around the country dancmg and munchmg Fanny Farmer s are her favonte pastlmes mented an Oscar for her role 1n the Thanksglvlng play possesses a wonderful sense of humor another old farthful when rt comes to domg her share a true fnend that success wrll come to Ahce we have no doubt Sodahtv, 1, 3, 4, C S NI C, Euchanstnc Committee, Handmald, 4 46411 0 - 5 I. ff fl I , Q. -' A' fu. ,I X, V., ' V , f gan! ' ','f ' .r Af 5, , 4-v ' 'f I 4 5 , 5 . -c ,- L - 1 s -I ' .4 I 1. J . 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' . ,ov ,f, lg g0,,,,,1l Garroff St Joseph Paterson Closslcal An honest man rs the noblest work of God ac efflcrent cause of nervous breakdowns keeps P A D class lnely vuth hrs dlfferent ldeas the man on the clock at St oseph s games as mo weaknesses lolfm and flllrng the pm ball maclnnc mt 1 nrckels two arms rn hfe are one to collect h1s three dollars the other to use hrs chemrcal knowledge to good advan ta e and be a pharrnacrst more power to you ac aht l Z y 3 4 S 1 C 1 3 Eucharlstxc Commxttee Knrght 4 Basketball Xssxstmt Nlrmger 4 f'-,gay bf J ff ,QQ 1. 1-'V If VAX! j Qual Jo eplz Garpergfer St Joseph Classncol A brt of senousness a brt of fun And with rt all hrs work well done Paul has a srm hfred explananon of yet propulsron a ores dnvmg cars and golf balls does both well nf you don t belreve rt ask hrm h has uxte a photo galle rn hrs wallet and oves to show rt o f Paul alwa s stands hrgh rn the class we ve no dou t that he'll contmue to come out on top antyl Z 3 4 C S M C Euchanstlc Commrttee Knight 4 r9wfDff A, ff 1' 1,11 I gfdllt Gosqrove St Joseph Classncal Thrs lrttle lady so placzd and serene Is seldom heard but often seen Our gal Sal loves to talk ways says somethmg worth whrle too a real fnend lxstemng to good musrc rs one of her favonte pastrmes ardent basketball fan can munch candy any tlme at all detests people who aren t prom t dreams up werrd concoctrons rn exda s Sal plans to be a nurse lots of luck to a swell classmate 1ty1234CSMC ma1d4 ajffj fl! 0, f f' I M' if NJA 'hu Lrterary Club3 4 EucharxstxcComrn,1ttee yi I .9 5' jrfwu ,lm ,um e yze St Leo Eost Paterson General I t IS tranquil people who accomphsh much Here we have one of the qmeter mem bers of our class she prefers to s1t back and enjoy the antlcs of others the red halr doesn t mean a thmg here exther an even tempered Mxss lean takes everythmg m her strxde mcludmg les sons whrch she breezes through shows a partralxty toward Notre Dame and the Irrsh seems to thmk East Pat erson should be the capltal of the natron and she mtends to wnte to the Presrdent about rt Iean wants to be a secretary but frrst shes gomg to grow a few mches so her boss wrll know where to fmd her Hurry up can' There s not much trme left' Soda1tyI234 CSMC Euchanstrc Commrttee Handmald 4 Llterary Club 4 . 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A71 by vnyz, Klffy QPHIZCU mow Lllq St Joseph Poterson Closslcol Now let us Introduce Monsxeur Dowl 1ng a French scholar true he can translate anvthrng sou wlsh proxrdrng 1tS rn Enghsh Harrv has a language all hrs own to sax nothlng of a wen pronnnent palr of drmples spends much of h1s spare tlme playlng brlhards or trvmg to frnd an easx was of gettlng out of Enghsh homework he usuallx succeeds too srnce he lIltCflClS havrng Uncle Sam supplw h1m mth a full txme rob nght after graduatron Harrv has declded to take hfe easx for a whlle and xou can take It from us he ll succeed lhtx l 7 C l Z 3 4 Iuchanstrc Comnnttee Knrght 4 Class Vxcc Presldeut 7 .Marqaref .ffarie .Q W lf St Joseph Paterson General A grrl who seldom wears a frown Nothmg seems to get her down Peg IS a1r mmded veteran C A P hkes horseback ndmg too an avrd reader eternal good nature when she rsn t SlTllllf1 she s laughmg char ter member of lnatra Fan Club e Navy reallv rates wrth her not one to goldbnck Peg IS alwa s dorng her part on some commlttee ere s hopm her ambxtlon rs reahzed and she fhes lgh ahty 1 Z 3 4 C S M C Eucharlstlc Commlttee Handmard 1 2 4 Llt erary Club 4 6 0 M u - . 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Vsodrug ,-, at 44 cssimf A ,,,, A Jolm Gfrflzur mann Publlc School No Q0 Closslcal Paterson Calm cool and collected IS th1s young man Of restful l1V1Hg he s a fan H1 h pockets tallest semor boy Ia e never hurned took everythmg m hrs strlde womf gust wasnt 1n hrs make up possessor of a dry humor Mrdas of m1sch1ef took great dellght IH berng radlcal lust for the sake of an argument w1ll be remembered for h1s Uncle Irm role 1n the Th3HkSglVlD play ack IS one we w1ll m1ss never forget EllCl'l3I'lSflC Commxttf nlght 4 F Jdfy Gltllfe ghffeu St Joseph Poterson Clossncol Thev say she IS quret and demure But of thrs we are not so sure Clanre Peppy cheerleadmg captam made quxte a plcture ln her whlte um form capable secretarv of the L1terarv Club cla1ms Dr1cks as her second home authored some verv romantrc Sonnets for Engllsh IX and for some of hcr fI'lCl1ClS clld thev blush Cla1re plans to be a dlCtlCl3ll we re sure shell hase the world eatmg out of her hand ahh I, 7 , , , . 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Sodl' , , , , ,gC.S. . .5 1,2, 3,41 Literary- Club, 3, 4g Eucharistic Committee, I Y I -- .!,,4lvW!,. ,1,, 4 XJZTQ ,rf ' ff 5 ,nf 1.L..f,,u,f V., ,fn lf , - Niue om 9 A LN . , K1 H . . . .,, k I ' ' , -, 45 C.4S.M.C.,l 1, 2, 3: 45 Sf wad' rrzesf Josep aruzo St Joseph Paterson General Great oalts from little acorns grow Small of stature big of heart Ernie has a quiet serious nature sincere and faithful in ex erwthing quite a duh schedule did Spanish in P A D P A D during English and so on nexer missed a school at air including avsax games helped whencx er help was needed ant without expecting reward looks for ward to Math periods in which he excelled all in all alitw l Z J Guflffgy EJ i f grave! ope Pius Possoic Classical Variety is the spice of life Zealous about all social actixities Edie s one of our accompllshed cheerlead e an easy oing Miss as unaf fected by the omework drudge as a professional boxer to a society luncheon . . . crazy about Chemistry . . . she usually carries the results of Lab tests all over her hands and clothes . . . Edies ot her mind set on being a nurse . . . Here s wish- ing her success! Socaitv -, , 5 ,, -, , 5 Literary Club 45 Eucharistic Committee, Hand- inaid 45 Cheerleader 3-4. QOH! .MHVLE St George Paterson Clossncol ust bemg happy IS a frne thm to do Loolcmg on the brrvht S1 e rather than the blue Ilollwwood has the xorce St oes has the grggle rn the person of Deelxax Deck She s a loxal CltlZCl1 but reallx prefers Paekanaek Lake IS erazx about her brothers alvnaxs mllmg to tell about them real student Dons nexer xxorrles on report das plans to be a teacher elrsses vull nes er be dull when she rules the room boclllltx l l'llLllll'lSl'1C Committee llmclmsud 4 Nlember slup Committee -l Our Laclv's Committee 4 S P Q R Latm Club 4 3 2 I .I 2 OYTCZUZE .MQVLG St Joseph Voterson General A srnrle for all a grcetmg glad An anuable yollx wav she had As hkeable as she rs lookable Lorrx her engagmg slnxle nexer Stopped Wlllfllllg new fnends full of un alwaxs a pleasant eompamon a welcome JClCl1t1OI1 to am roup Lorrv can be counted on to he p ans t1me be lt cleeoratmg cleaning up she hopes to be 1 steuographer Best of luck 1 a ltx l l'llClllIlSl'lC Commlttec llanclmucl 4 N-of' Jf fn 1 V., '2 sly. 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LZ f JJ if ,wffj M X66 je '7 ' 2411 ami, may aaa, St Joseph Paterson Clossncol Modest possessor of that hap y blend those two qualmes stu ent and fnend Our class baby Phvl one of the bnght hghts of 46 alwa s managed to keep marks far above B evel one man Chamber of Commerce for Sea Slde Helghts fond of Trenton too cheerleader DeLuxe style setter consrstent kmtter ardent Slnatra fan crazv about the color whrte Phsl IS one we hope well meet agam allty l Z 3 S P Q R Latin Club 3 4 Irrterary Club 3 4 Eucharxstlc Commlttee andmald 4 Cheer leader 3 4 4,41 fl-dffifl 14 gyafnaa .Toroflzy 56 St Anthony s, Hawthorne Clossncal F me manners are the mantle of a fme mmd Perpetually pleasant pleasmg and rom t a Our nommatlon for rss ersonalltv attractxve smcere 'Tmky IS qulet mannered even tempered smlles easrly and laughs heartrly ns mad about Bmg Crosby has a wrde clrcle of fnends when theres work to be done Pat IS always there contnbutes much to our fun too Tlnk plans to be a teacher learnmg wlll be a pleasure then a1tsl734CS1C 34 erary Club 3 4 lTreasurer 43 Lxterature Com mlttee 4 El1Ch3l'lStlC Commtttee Handmaxd 1 2 4 S P Q R Latm Club 4 Consul 4 ff ,tx L4 , , t of A 4 A, V p .,,.,,,,,, 1 -. f ,. . , 'A 'C' f' .1 ' .' 1' V L-jj Af, I' I .Y l l 'V A A I l aj a I .A,.4 J ff A , . 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IIT U s0d1+,-,, 5 Mix. ..l,2,,gLit- - 3 . . ., Y . , ,IMA J,,1,l:1e,,,u,fc St Joseph Pdferson Kglossncal Trust m God for great thmgs th Bnshops n ht hand Mass se er ta es more kr dmg than any else 1 lass and he s a good sport bout rt oo Ioe s the meek possessor t beautlful dlmples and curly bllpw harr he lays a good game of basketball whrc IS hrs favonte sport never say an thrng a amst oes nends for he s oyal to a hrs fu ture plans he IS keepmg to hrmself but whatever they are we feel sure hell come out on top allty 1 Z 3 4 4 C Euchar strc Commrttee fKmght 45 Basketball 3 GH Gaflzeruze gee Izedy St Joseph Paterson Clossucal Sweet and lovmg ever loud A frner grrl you ll nowhere fmd Proof that good thmgs come rn small packages Al was alwavs actne peppy cheerleader second to none when It comes to school spurt seam stress of no mean abxhty eudenced by her smart clothes a cheers smrle for everyone could always be de ended on to hel decorate Good Luc Al we ll e lookrng for vou at reumons allty 1 2 3 4 Lrterary Club 3 4 Eucharlstlc Commlttee Handmard 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Class treasurer 3 ice ' zz ' lf. 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' gl. ss,-'- sod , , gC.S..1X. .,'1, 2, 3, 4s kJ' Juayleerz Gaflzeruze Jldqutre St Leo East Paterson General Srlence speaks louder than w ords Xlagoo XlSlblX vunccs when called that Mayleen IS quxet ln school but let her get on a phone and you cant keep her stxll lox es to skate IS good at lt too most often seen wlth Margaret De Wolf usually opens a conversatlon wxth Ixe got somethmg to tell vou Mavleen s future IS unde ahtx l 2 Fuchanstlc Commnttee Handmald 4 ,J po LL gi, Q., A 1 gl F J- at O 'Q Jolzlz Joseph .jlalzoney St Joseph Paterson General Man IS master of Ins fate A streak goes down the court Sw1sh 2 more for the Green and Gold Mahonew dld 1t agam our true Irlsh basketeer co captam of the I-llghtlllg Fne nex er known to be at a loss for words would argue on anv subyect lack could compete wlth the best of them as far as a hot trumpet goes N 3fSlfV materlal for anv career Sodalxts I 2 3 4 C 4 C 4 chanstlc Comrmttee Kmght 4 Pubhclty Com mittee 4, Basketball 1, 7, 3, 4, fCo captam 4l, Baseball 7, 3 S.. .J . -, J v ' A-a- Q t, ,ts ,iw M ' if I r K .. 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'G - G 1 o 1 lx kk . - 'J L kk kv 9 ,X .. pk sr . cf' ' k if ' V I , . , ll f 1 ' ,. 4 7 ' ' K 'A' ' sn. .1,2,3,gEu- afrwra .M Hard Our Lady of Mt Carmel Clossacal Rldgewood A Mmdful of Knowledge rs a Mmd that never falls Pat typlcal Rxdgewoodlte an roud of rt Spnng Lake IS her second ove nex er mlsses a St Ioe s affaxr always seen but seldom heard harbors a passlon for football and basketball as a spectator always wrllmg to help others Personah could never be un derrated always t e fxrst to co-operate and never leaxes tlll the work rs fmlshed Pat IS bound for success not only dur mg her college vears but also throughout 1 e ahtvl 7 3 4 lSee 3 CSMC 2 3 4 Llterarv Club 3 4 lPres 41 Eucha nshe Committee Handm:-nd 4 Publicity Com mittee, Chxps 1, 2, 3, S P Q R 3, 4 Pontl Fex Maxnmes 4 Selena Gdfhtflile .jigclefildll Eastside Hugh School General Paterson That mute eloquence u Inch passeth speech tmndh One of the more tmnd members of our group and probably the most se nous nnnded Selena I9 an exemplarx student Besldes hung an recom pllshed txpxst she spends much of her tune nn sketelnng and artlstrx rs usu VVC re rll sure thlt Selena ln her own qulet wax mll make her was 111 the vsorld md we 1re xulhng to bet rt wlll be a good one altx 1 7 Euehanstxe COlllIll1tfCC lllllfllllrllll 4 ' ,li ' . 1 A 1 4 u ' 'ti 'Nl I , 1 1 r f , 5 . 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' Sod'4.,..,,, .lg....l, etfy6f .Mmllfw St John Closslcol S arklmg eyes and dancmg feet A ovely creature always sweet Insh as they come Betty Ann Prttston s most loyal ex crtmzen loves ewelry dancmg and nursrng as beautlful black han New York holds a specral attractron for her rf she doesnt get lost shes never really se nous alwa s smrlmg and what a smxle nt wrl have a soothmg effect on the srckest patzent rty 1 2 3 4 C S M C Lrterary Club 3 4 Euchanstre Commrttee Handmard 4 Pubhcrty Commrttee Chips 2 if fl 1 f X lmlsenzaye gzzabeflz ylu St hn, Poterson Qossucal up ' A hght heart lzves lofzg Better late than ner er never gaxe up rn an argument not Rosemarre moderate ln all thmgs mcludmg stud could always be counted on to pro ude fun reallv belrex es an apple a dav kee s the doctor awax we know vou'll go ar Rosemane well be seemg you m the headlmes Soda1rty2 3 4 CSMC 2 3 4 Eucha nstrc Committee Handmald 4 ' . 1 J rx, .3 mz' o 4 aa? 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K Q Il fx Leif M f My ILFV- X .7 Gag Jw - Tkuflz QJdffiClh Smith St. Joseph, Paterson Classical Her wittiness her fre uent smile Have made her frien ship well worthwhrle Smxtty class wrt ran Bette Ann a close second as far as fun goes mexhaustlble supply of jokes chatted mcessantly to tre her hands rs to stnke her dumb restless as a yum m bean noted for her snappy come ac s fllled wrth school spmt We re glad to have had ou wxth us Ruth the pleas- ure was a ours 1 1 2 Literary lub 3 4 Vrce presrdent 4 Our Ladys Commxttee 4 Euchanstrc Commxttee Handmaxd 'HBV f .flofbl JJ' vb eff 11 fifejfilwl 1 Lf' if f fl' -7 1:1 fe Jin jxflflddovag A WM Leo at r General lt S IC loolts hlte an angel and acts hlce orfc H, ffj too but you never can tell what an angel wrll do e attractne and xxx acxous one of our more llldllStl'lOllS members Dznly Commumcant busv as a bee when the senlors are sponsonng an affarr has a yen to learn to dnve recxp1ent of a Nan pm wlnch she keeps all shlned a ways has that bandbox look en seams to be a receptlonlst and we know she ll be a good one ahty l Z EllLh ll'lStlC Committee llandmaxd 4 Publlclty Commlttee Charrman 4 Lrterarv Club 4 W ,z,.,fX- , ,gf--V-ff 'Diff -X-fm' 07 l O r Eady of Carmel General Rudgewood ap amlfro relamf WJ are e me? 4 Last but not least can always ea for a good trme took great de l 1n heckhng any e whom rt seemed to bother Iean has beautrful volce but IS reluctant to rsplay her talent drd sm Smoke Gets In Your Eyes at our Sop lomore tea vsrll we ever forget? Its hard to sav Good bye so we ll say Au rex orr Sodalltyl 2 3 4 IC Euchanstrc Commrttet Ilfmdmard 4 9 -fy Q-4' rederwk rwlzcenf abou St Joseph Paterson Classncal Though he be con uered he argues strll The strong srlent type our own blue eves qurte a master at sh ht of hand no one could out argue red had marvelous solutrons for all world problems could gnve lessons rn how not to do chemlstrv expenments loves to get the bo s to porn hum rn a card game no dou t we ll be hearmg about Sen ator Watson a1tv734CSMClZ34 b12-1 ug' MZ!-fr ' I If v . K X ,' , X I H, P! vi' va, V , Y, , F ,g Ng- T, , ,LA rfii NL' l lxk-jg f ' gy, A . ' k !. .2 z! , f f . ' , E , - A V' gh y t Ly- 44 . 9 f f of l A ' 9' , Sadly -, U. ,...., , , .Base- .ll , . , t e l is F , .l . .. y, l tx' 'KW r. . . l ' ' . - 'img K UW , 'THF . . , , I, 3-C.S.ly.-.,1,Z,3,4g Y I' I lv f f rf' f 3 4 V T .- If.. X W ?fffl,,f, f Y .diy 3, 1.1 3: W- f am af 'ff W if 2? 5 if V5 , ix W if lib vm Y? '95 we .-.. H Q 'Q 33' 21 1 FF v if , it jj Q ,? f W W df in ,4q1., f ' - 1 1 f , ea Q4 A ey M Y ' ' N ffm- O.. 3,4 Us W M, ! 'TH 'f iz- ! Zz?-T? 4 , v 4. ,, 4 it sv ,V A . S .v 1 Glass gfisbry In recording the events that have played so important a part in the history of the class of '46, we shall liken our history to a journey. In the contemplation of any journey the first thing which has to be done is to plan an itinerary. As students we were quite fortunate in having our itinerary, our courses of study and various other school activities, planned for us. Without a doubt, our itinerary was the best for us, because it was planned by the best educational minds who know that certain worth-while subjects must be included in the curriculum, in the itinerary of our scholastic journey. Of course when one goes on a journey he needs suliicient funds as railway systems and steamship companies do not extend credit and the law deals quite harshly with stowaways. Here again, we were most fortunate for our scholastic journey has been financed by our good parents. During our four years on this educational trip we have met those who have made our lives much brighter and we have also been privileged to come in daily contact with those, who, having once traveled the same scholastic route, were able to guide us to the most worth-while ideals of character and industry which but few of our text books ever mentioned. The best portion of a trip is the end of the journey when we renew the many pleasant incidents that it has been our privilege to enjoy and then we have the satisfaction of having reached our objective. We, the members of the class of 1946, feel the same sense of satisfaction because we have successfully completed a most profitable journey. Let us then briefly renew our journey of the last four years and thus experience the pleasure gained from a retrospection of our days at St. Joseph's. It was in September, 1942 that our high school education began. We were naturally very enthusiastic and asked many eager questions. As one would expect, a few were tempted to give up Algebrag some others felt they could never conquer the difficulties of Latin. However our memorable Initiation Dance seemed to dispel some of our fears and put us in good humor. Then came our first retreat, after that, we seemed better able to carry on. The year passed all too quickly and with final exams over, we realized we were Sophomores. It would take too long to renew all the events of this second year, but we shall mention a few of them. Geometry, French, and Biology were some of our new subjects. French and Latin assignments were everlasting- GEM gf-zlsfory ly being mixed up. We began this year to take a real part in school activities, and many were the anxious pleas showered on our parents in ho of attending the evening dances and basketball games. But, Iii? its predecessor, this year, too, simply flew by and before we knew it we were Upperclassmen. In our Junior year the two classes A and B were united and we continued as the Junior class. This year will be unforgettable for those three o'clock sessions. Our first attempt at sponsoring a social event was on St. Valentine's Day. The experience stood us in good stead when in May we held our J unior-Senior Prom. The intricacies of typing and stenography kept the B division busy for many hours while the A section was struggling with Cicero and his orations. As the warm sunny days of June stole upon us we suddenly realized we were, at last, Seniors. Our Senior year opened rather late in September and our annual Retreat conducted by the Rev. Chas. R. Callahan, C. S. C. was the first important event of the year. This retreat, the last of our high school days, will be long remembered. Almost immediately after Retreat closed we were saddened by the sudden death of our late beloved pastor, the Very Reverend James J. Reynolds. Father Reynolds, in his quiet unassuming way was always interested in our welfare and his death was quite a shock to the entire student body. Regular classes then began to function in earnest, in the Senior class we soon learned there is no place for idle people. We received our class rings and with them senior responsibilities. Then we heard the good news that the Right Reverend Joseph Hewetson had been appointed as our new pastor. On December the first, the school held a reception for Monsignor Hewetson and from then on we knew we had gained a friend in our new pastor. Events, scholastic, athletic, and social, began to follow in rapid succession. The most important of which have been recorded in our school calendar. The Sodality held an important place in our program throughout the year and its activities were brought to a close with the May Crowning. The Basketball Season was gloriously closed with the winning of the State Trophy bringing Paterson and St. J oseph's much honor in the field of athletics. As this year book goes to print, we look forward to Our Mother's Day Tea, Class Night, Senior Class Communion Breakfast, and Commencement. We have had a most wonderful voyage during our four years in Saint J oseph's, but like all other voyages it must come to an end. The open road lies before us, just how far and how successfully we shall travel it is. en- tirely up to us. One thing is certain we have been well prepared and in saying good-bye to our devoted Sisters of Charity, we pledge, as our token of gratitude, that We shall ever be true to God, to Country, to Saint J oseph's . .East Qesfanzenf WE THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1946 OF THE HIGH SCHOOL OF SAINT JOSEPH m the County of PASSAIC and State of NEW JERSEY bemg of Sound M1nd and Understandmg do on thls 20th day ofJ une A D 1946 make and publlsh th1s our last W111 and Testament 1n the followmg manner that 1S to say FIRST To our Pastor and pr1ests of our parlsh we bequeath our gratl tude and apprec1at1on and ln return ask an occaslonal prayer from them SECOND To the S1sters and other members of the faculty we bequeath our love and smcere thanks for all they have done to make our graduatlon possxble THIRD To the Freshmen the three happy years whlch are st1ll thelrs FOURTH To the Sophomores an ever mcreasmg school Splflt FIFTH To the Junlors To RUTH WEIDMULLER Mayleen Magu1re s meek and placld d1spos1t1on To ANGELO RUGGIERO and LEO WALSH Paul Carpenters frrendly attrtude toward others CARL HOKE-Edlth Gravel s best seat ln the semor class JAMES HEINTJES JOHN OHARE and FRANCIS LE MUNYON W11l1am Forbes ab1l1ty to make excuses CAROLYN KELLIHER and JOAN ROBERTSON Al1ce Kennedy s cheermg ab1l1ty JOAN BOUCHIER and DORIS WOLEK Patr1c1a Kellys attractlveness LILLIAN WITHAM Lorrame Guays qulet nature ANN McKENNA--Cla1re Farrell s vlvaclousness EDWARD CHADWICK and BERNARD CORBETT Eugene Semar s co operat1ve Splflt HELEN SCULLION DOROTHY MEEHAN and EVELYN MCKIERNAN Ann Boltons mastery of typewrltmg FRANCIS AGNEW--John Dunn s reserved seat 111 church MARJORIE RYAN Rosemar1e Nusss everlastmg habrt of chewmg gum LORRAINE SWEENEY and ALICE MAE GREENE Allce Cannmg s petlteness FRED KIMMERLE and THOMAS VARGO--John Clarkens extreme thoughtfullness JOSEPH CRIST and JOAN LAMELA Dons Kay s place on the honor roll FRANK HENNESSEY Eugene Wyles embarrasslng blush To JOHN MOONEY and CHRISTOPHER FOX Fred Watsons deportment marks I L Y 1 , l l . 4 .q , u ,u I . , 1 , . :ii 4 n - a . , 1 i. , 7 9 :- ' , :- , . . . . 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I MARGERET MATERA and JOAN FOLEY-Catherme Daly s ever ready smlle JACK MCBRIDE and JOSEPH MARABITO Harry Dowl mg s quxet OJ wmnmg ways JAMES MCNERNEY-Joseph Koshl1ck s good sportsmansh1p DOROTHY LAUREL and MARY MOORE-W11l1am Am1 dons ever 1ncreas1ng populanty AGNES KOSHLICK FRANCIS EUVONE and BARBARA GROSS-Joan Bakers qulet lady l1ke manner JOSEPH KEATING and WILLIS ARMSTRONG-John Carrolls happy go lucky outlook on hfe JOSEPH McDERMOTT-Sally Cosgroves pleasmg good nature MARY FLANAGAN and ELIZABETH ARRIGHI Betty Ann Monahans pleasant sm11e DOROTHY IMPENS and ANN MCMILLAN Margaret De Wolfs blond tresses CLAZINE WEN SING-Selma MCK18IDaHS love of study JAMES GAVIN and JOHN DONNELLY-John Mahoneys keen basketball technique ALICE HEIDELBACH and DORIS MICKIEWICZ-Jean Coyles sunny d1spos1t1on plexlon PATRICIA RESCIGNO and ROSE CASTELLANO Ruth Smlth s wllllngness to help JOAN CUSSICK Patr1c1a M1llards llkeable ways BETTY JANE DRANEY and JANE BOYLAN Bette O Keefe s school Splflt SHELIA RYAN-Jeanette V1d0VlC s sparklmg personal1ty ROBERT MILLER and THOMAS VAN VOOREN Norma Dunns art1st1c talent JEROME MOLONEY and JUNE CARPENTER-Jean Yake s love of school FLORENCE JUDGE-Joan Baskens becomlng dxrnples GEORGE GRETKOWSKI and RAYMOND FLYNN Ernest Garmo s love of the out of doors To EVELYN VAN LOKE Phylhs Kay s nonchalant manner FINALLY To Samt Josephs School a fond goodbye and God bless all those whom we leave behmd QS1gnedJ The Semor Class In wxtness whereof we have set our hands and seal th1s 20th day of June ln the year of Our Lord Nxneteen Hundred and Forty s1x John Mahoney Patr1c1a Mxllard To , . ' To . , . - . . . i . To . i ' ' ' , To , . . . - . .' To ', . . . ' To , Q I u To - - I ' ' To . , i - To y ' - To U ' ' ' . To . ' To , . . . ' To CATHERINE HUNTER-J-Marie Filmer's school-girl com- T0 . , ' . . - To -w . . ' . , . ' To , , . . - To i ' ' ' ' ' . To , . . i To I ' To . ' ' ' - To Q y - Gldif GDI' I was unusually tlred as I stepped from the elevator and entered my room 1n the Hotel Royal Was I really t1red or was I h0m9S1Ck7 The work of a Forelgn Correspondent IS tnterestmg but It keeps htm from home and loved ones for so long a perlod at a ttme that one does get lonesome and that IS Just how I felt on the evemng of March 19 1956 Smce my drnner appomtment was not untll etght o clock I dec1ded to relax for an hour Occupymg my favorlte charr I tuned ln the rad1o Over the a1r came a vo1ce strangely fam111ar I 11stened rntently and shall record for you what I heard We pause now for stat1on ldentxflcatxon WPAT Paterson s own stat1on center of your dxal at 93 your announcer rs John Clarken My 1n terest was certa1nly aroused John Clarken why I had not heard that name slnce I had left the good old U S A that must be the presldent of the Class of 1946 I forgot my fatlgue and settled myself to hear what I felt would be of mterest to me as John s radlo announcements always conta1ned news back at St Joseph s The program cont1nued We are about to bring you a descrtptlon of a momentous event whtch took place to day 1n Paterson N J namely the ded1cat1on ceremomes of St Joseph s marvelous new Hrgh School whlch occup1es the entlre block bounded by Market St Carroll St Summer St and Park Ave the mam entrance be1ng on Carroll Street The day was perfect for the ded1cat1on ful Cathol1c Hlgh School whrch has now been completed through the unt1r1ng efforts of the Rlght Reverend Msgr Joseph H Hewetson and h1s 1n defatlgable co workers the Sisters of Chartty from Convent N J Attendmg the ceremomes whlch were held ln the spacrous aud1 torlum were HIS Excellency The Rlght Reverend Thomas H McLaughl1n S T D LLD Bxshop of Paterson The Rlght Reverend Joseph Hewetson v1s1t1ng clergy and nuns from all parts of northern New Jersey d1st1ngu1sh ed members of the A1umn1 as well as people from all walks of l1fe The receptlon commlttee conslsted of Jeanette Vtdovlc pr1nc1pal of Sherwood School Ahce Kennedy leadrng contrlbutor to Vogue Magaz1ne Mayleen Maguxre correspondent for Bergen Evemng News Rosemane Nuss Supermtendent of St Joseph s School of Nursmg and Phylhs Kay Edltor of Paterson F1rst and Foremost After the school had been blessed by Hts Excellency Brshop McLaughl1n the openrng address was made by Eugene Semar Mayor of Paterson Th1s was followed by a dance revlew presented by talented artxsts under the d1rect1on of Betty Ann Monahan and Ruth Sxntth The famous tenor John Carroll accompanled by the world renowned pramst Patricta Kelly sang several numbers all of whlch had been composed by Betty Ann , . . , . I . . . , u . . - - - a - 1 , , , . . Q . . H . . . . , J I . . s . ,, . 2 ! ' ' l D . . ., , . , . . , . u . . . , h . , I . 7 . . . , . . . , ., ., .7 V ,, D ceremoniesg long have the people of Paterson been waiting for this wonder- - , . . , i ' . . , . . . , . . ., ., , , , . , ' ' ' ll ' H, J ' 3 I H ' 77 I . , , . , . . . . , , ll ' Y! , . ! j I , . . . , . Y O Keete Speeches were also made by Ernest Garxno the emlnent arch1 tect who had deslgned thls new bu1ld1ng Harry Dowhng the Chlef executlve of the Du Bont Chem1cal Plant who was responslble for the speclally coated ra1l1ngs on all the stalrways that se1zes any banlster shdlng culprlts and adm1n1sters the proper chast1sement at once As the ceremonles ended a tour of 1nspect1on was made headed by Paul Carpenter pres1dent of Paterson Clothlng Manufacturers Eugene Wyles Mayor of the Borough of Fan' Lawn Jean Coyle Secretary to Mayor Semar and Ed1th Gravel Soclety Ed1tor for The Paterson Evemng News We shall endeavor to g1ve you some of the outstandxng features of th1s mas SIVG ed1fice The fully equ1pped Flrst A1d Room IS 1n charge of Dr Wm Forbes and h1s asslstants Norma Dunn R N and Joan Baker R N The gymnas1um Wlth 1ts lockers and shower rooms whxch OCCUPIGS most of the ground floor was proudly exhlbxted by John Mahoney Physlcal Tramlng Instructor for the bovs and Jean Yake who w11l act 1n the same capaclty for the glrls Another remarkable feature IS the L1ttle Theatre wluch was used for the first t1me to day when As Tlme Goes On a comedy 1n three acts wr1tten by Marne Fxlrner was presented under the d1rect1on of Joan Basken starrmg as leadmg lady the lovely Alzce Canmng After a tour of the one equ1pped laborator1es was completed the guests stopped IH the spac1ous Llbrary to see the Llbrarlans Ann Bolton Lorrame Guay and Selma McK1ernan From there they went to the Cafeter1a where a luncheon had been prepared for them the hostesses bemg Catherxne Daly and Margaret De Wolf Thus ended an lmportant event 1n the hlstory of Paterson A p1cture of th1s marvelous school may be obtamed by wr1t1ng to John Dunn the Edltor of the Paterson Mormng Call or to the statlon to whlch you are hstenmg As the program ended I could scarcely bel1eve that 1n the space of fifteen mlnutes I had heard about thlrty two of my former classmates What about the other e1ght I wondered Slnce there was stlll some tlme to spare I began to sort my mall Here was a book The Floor over the Empty Lot wrltten by Patncna Mxllard and pub11shed by Koshlzck and Watson Co that must be Joe and Fred I thought Looklng further I found an 1nv1tat1on to a luncheon g1ven by the Care Free Soclety durmg Wh1Ch there was to be a demonstrat1on glven by Clanre Farrell featurlng a Concoc t1on ala Carte by Sally Cosgrove the food contortlonlst who was able to take half a carrot and produce an appet1z1ng luncheon All the TSCIPGS for thxs so the notlce read may be found IH Dons Kay s latest cook book The Burnt Pan ' All my classmates of 46 had been located Just as the phone rang to announce my luncheon compamon was wa1t1ng 111 the lobby for me W1ll1am Amldon John Clarken Y I . . , I y I ' ' ' ll ' 37 , . . . . 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NAME Wllham Amxdon Joan Baker Joan Basken Ann Marxe Bolton Alxce Cannmg Paul Carpenter John Carroll John Clarken Sally Cosgrove Jean Coyle Catherme Daly Harry Dowlmg John Dunn Norma Dunn Margaret De Wolf Clalre Farrell Mane Fllmer Ernest Garmo Edlth Gravel Lorraine Guay Dorls Kay Phyllxs Kay Patrlcxa Kelly Ahce Kennedy Joseph Koshlxck John Mahoney Patrlcxa Mlllard Betty Monahan Mayleen Magulre Selena McKxernan Rosemarre Nuss Bette Ann OKeefe Eugene Semar Ruth Sm1th Jeanette Vxdovlc Fred Watson Eugene Wyles Jean Yake emor Sfafzsfzcs KNOWN AS W111 Joan Joan Ann Candy Carp Jack J ohnnle a Jeanne Dale Har Jake Norm Peg Clalre Scotty Erme Ead1e Lorry D Kay Phyl Tmky Kenny oe Pat Mon Magoo Selena Nuss Bet Gene Smxtty J en Doc Tar7 Jean Amlable Helpful Sxlent Youthful Quxet Studlous Humorous Ambxtlous Wlllmg Our red head Mlstress of finance Self confident Easy golng Attractlve Co operative Pleasant Always happy Artxstlc Friendly Llkeable Versatlle Class dreamer Popular Short A good sport Ir1sh Popular Generous Qulet Shy Talkat1ve Wltty Unconcerned Free from all cares Reserved Class maglcxan Bashful V1vac1ous IS FOUND Wlth Belmont novelt1es L1St8XllIlg to Bxng In mtensxve study Wlth Joan Vacatlomng m Florlda In Schoonamaker s Favorlng Socxahsm Rlngmg the bell Domg her share On the 120 bus With Norma At Qulgleys At N Y I-hgh Spots Dancmg wxth Mon Saunter1ng about In Drxck s Wrxtxng letters Typxng Wlth Marle Wxth the gang Collectmg ads Wfltlng to Trenton In Meyer Brothers At Welda s Servmg Mass da1ly Wlth the varsxty In Rxdgewood Chatt1ng w1th Dale Translalmg Span1sh On No 12 Bus AITlVlHg late In the mldst of trouble Ushermg guests In mlschlef At Mass At the U S Pract1c1ng Shorthand Wlth the crowd I Y I IS S 1 . . . William Forbes Bill Full of fun Borrowing . J . . M0 . . . om of za Happen aw 0 Q Clalre Farrell feuled to rec1te orally 1n class? Joan Basken was seen w1thout Joan Bake1? Phyll1s Kay ever forgot how to kn1t? Ann Bolton ralsed her vo1ce above a wh1sper? Dorrs Kay lost 1nterest ln Salnt John s? Joan Baker lost her pleaslng manner? Al1ce Cann1ng lost that plcture she always carrles? Allce Kennedy was een w1thout a certam sen1or? Margaret De Wolf mlssed a meetlng at the C A P ? Ed1th Gravel fa1led to get exclted over any soc1al event? Marle Fllmer d1d not recelve her mall from England? Sally Cosgrove was not always w1ll1ng to help Jeanette V1dov1c ever lost that fnendshxp rmg? Catherxne Daly hved xn a deserted vlllage? Betty Ann Monahan cut her halr? Pat Mlllard falled to co operate 1n all affalrs? Jean Yake took a bus to school every mornmg? Jean Coyle lost her red tresses? Ruth Smlth was found wlthout a humorous remark? Betty Ann O Keefe never sm1led? Patr1c1a Kelly lost lnterest 1n B1ng ? Lorralne Guay ever became an expert typlst? Selena McKe1rnan made an unnecessary remark? Mayleen Magulre hked be1ng called Magoo ? Fred Watson llked the name of Freddle ? Rosemarle Nuss made the early bus? B111 Forbes ran? Harry Dowl1ng could not get chocolate sundaes? Paul Carpenter became a truck drlver? Joseph KOShl1Ck owned h1S own car? John Mahoney forgot to contrlbute h1s b1t to d1scuss1ons 1n class? John Clarken falled to take the s1tuat1on 1n hand? W1ll1am Amzdon took a tr1p to Spam? Eugene Semar changed h1s op1n1on about the opposlte sex? Ernest Gar1no wasn t always a perfect gentleman? Eugene Wyles d1d not blush? Jack Dunn ever got exclted? Norma Dunn lnvented a secret formula ln Chemlstry John Carroll lost that happy go lucky look? KEY FOR BABY PICTURES Flrst page top left to rxght 1 Mayleen Magulre Patr1c1a M1l1ard Edlth Gravel Al1ce Canning 2 Alxce Kennedy Patr1c1a Kelly Lorralne Guay 3 Mane Fxlmer Joan Baker Rosemarle Nuss Second page Catherme Daly Wxllxam Amldon Joan Basken Jeanette VldOV1C John Mahoney Jean Coyle Bette Ann O Keefe Ann Bolton 3 Fred Watson John Carroll John Dunn John Clarken Jean Yake Margaret De Wolf 011 . , . . . . . , ' ' A4 xv ' - . s ' ' ' . . . 7 , . . . . . ,, . ,, ' ' ' H 77 ' ll ' Y! ' Y . . - ., , , I ' . 1 Y 7 ' ' ! 7 ' ' 7 3 ' 4 1' 3 ! I 2 v ' Y D ! 7 , . SIMIGZMJ SEPTEMBER Reopemng of School Sodahty Meeting 25 27 Annual Retreat conducted by the Rev Chas R Callahan C S C Retreat Communion breakfast OCTOBER Death of our late beloved pastor the Very Reverend James J Reynolds Welcome Freshmen Dance 12-Columbus Day no class Sodality Meeting Electron of Senior Class Oilicers Mission Sunday at the Cathedral 21 26 Mission Week observed by the C S M C Hallowe en Dance lN OVEMBER All Saint s Day no class Election Day no class Intelligence Test administered Sodality Meeting -School Assembly conducted by the Senior Class presentation of Orchids For Thanksgiving -Annual Thanksgiving Hop. 21-26-Thanksgiving Recess. -Opening of the Basketball Season. -Skating Party. DECEMBER -Reception for our new Pastor the Right Rev- erend Joseph Hewetson -Sodality Meeting. -School Assembly conducted by Junior A' presentation of Christmas Pageant A Child of Mary . -Christmas Formal. JANUARY -Re-opening of school. 8-Sodality Meeting. -Barn Dance. 22-4-Mid-Year Exams. 25-School Assembly conducted by Junior B' pres- entation of School Spirit. Sckoof Gafezzdar FEBRUARY 1-Winter Festival Dance. 5-Sodality Meeting. 11-School addressed by Reverend Father Wahlg topic Missionary Work in the South. 12-Linco1n's Birthday, no class. 14-Junior Valentine Dance. 15-Address and Pictures shown by two Medical Missionary Sisters. 22-Washington's Birthday, no class. 28-School Assembly conducted by Sophomore Ag presentation of Sauce for the Gosling. MARCH 1-Pre-Lenten Dance. 6-Ash Wednesday. 12-Sodality Meeting. 15-St. Patrick's Day Danceg presentation of one act play, St. Joseph's Humor. 19-Feast of St. Joseph, no class. 20-School Assembly conducted by Sophomore Bg APRIL 9-Sodality Meeting. 17-School Assembly, sponsored by Freshmen A. 19-29-Easter Recess. MAY 3-Spring Hop. 7-Sodality Meeting. 10-Bishop McLaughlin's Religion Exam. 10-Mother's Day Tea, sponsored by the Seniors for their Mothers. 22-School Assembly conducted by Freshmen B. 29-May Crowning. 30-Memorial Day, no class. 31-Evening of Entertainment. JUNE 4-Sodality Meeting. 5-6-7 -Senior Exams. 13-Year Book Released. 14-Grand Finale Dance. 17-20-Senior Week. 17-Senior Class Night. 20-Senior Class Communion Breakfast. -Commencement. wwe!! We re partmg to day from the fr1ends of our youth From the school that our valor 1nsp1red It qulckened our zeal and our love for the truth And always our fa1nt hearts to fervor lt fired We shall ever admlre as th1s moment we do All the bounteous wlsdom and worth of her name Her chxldren w1ll stay to her memory true When worrles and cares that the future may hold Br1ngs furrows of age and regret to our brow Well come back 1n fancy to dear days of old And sm1le at our dreamlng as happy as now Whxle the shadows of sorrow shall all fade away In the llght of our yesterday s radlant glow Down memory s lane 1n the cool twrhght gray Turn back to the school days of long long ago While deeds of devotion add light to her fame. wi lil l PII I XX KX I WH , . x . - x WI ,lg 2MmiQ'a TZ . . 2 E f x K , 4 3 n wwf 5 gf, I 'fir gi 4 3 N. if i 1 f e 2 Mg , iQ .., V ' 11 Yzjg 4 QEMQQ .ig W 42 ' 3 WM-2 , g 7' ' . I , , a. lf .Qi :TSQEEL W , 5 M 5 5 ,. . , 3 ' fax 4 -.3 Q'k Y! 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First Row: June Ca nter, Dorothy Lauro, Joan Bou ' Catherine f X- Hunter, Alice idelbach, Frances Euvone, Nlaryy' anagan, Betty Q kg Arrighi. lf KA' Q. i , EX , w R if .xx L sf' , QQ f me 1 S Qvofzfziomofzz Qlhaaiaa Top Row-Left to Right: William Scully, James Domm, James Connery, Vincent Herald, Robert Verhoest, Lawrence McGoldrick. Fourth Row: James Damiano, Lawrence Rockford, Walter Hess, Donald Hanlon, Sebastian Messina, Thomas Kennedy, Albert Durgett, Donald Heintjes. Third Row: Helen Warren, Doris Grimes, Maureen Bolton, Grace Colai- anni, Marilyn Marshall, Marjorie Reardon, Ann Hughes, Margaret Dow, Jacqueline Baker, Dolores Hines. Second Row: Ann Prymas, Dolores Coyne, Barbara Spittel, Helen Downey, Irene Gagne, Mary Ackerly, Patricia O'Brien, Doris Pilkington, Catherine Elwood, Jeanette Dudack. First Row: Marjorie Moore, Mary Storch, Barbara Vineis, Paula Zimmer- man, Marie Leidenfrost, Ann Weisburger, Lucy Malfa, Dolores Leiden- frost, Catherine Chlebowski, Carmela Buscema. oflgomo 'ze anew Top Row-Left to Right: Madeline Mayers, Richard Flanagan, Victor Wramage, Edward Frey, Arthur Nieskens, Edward Kilroy, Betty Clarken. Third Row: Betty Kamenick, Margaret Gould, Mary Beth Yukas, Joyce McLaughlin, Lillian Soukup, Josephine Baeli, Doris Sebastain, Joan Storm. Second Row: Doris Coyle, Mary Lydecker, Joan Hersinger, Regina Murphy, Marion Naples, Irene Klingler, Margaret Scullion, Selma Aun. First Row: Patricia Scullion, Alfreda De Bonis, Joan Lane, Mary Alice Donnelly, Frances Senia, Kathleen Rafferty, Betty Jane Bergen, Mary Halpin. ff: ' 1. . QW? v 1 24' x A ' Q, f 'A . L . 133333 ggi, :if 2? '43 Q K, , ., , V W J 4 2 '1 iff 'U ,N , ff 'J' 3 Za a Fig. 1 . vii. 'Q Vi f' ' 5 8 .1 ' 4 w r, K A4 W - QA , 4. an ,' ' 11 WO? 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V .iQ M i 'N , H g Y -A M, Q 'H , T' 5235 , f' , , V Q, 1, fl 5 Q sililllf G Nl' , W4 , Lf X., il' G 2, . au, :N ,Jr 9, r 13 X ,, Jx'g1L-gym 1:llf 17 it E' ' - X , I ' fx rl alla' . 158119 Joan Basken, Margaret De Wolf and Alice Canning keeping in touch with current activities Kunaef an 6 5039 7' Het Singer study XDQ ,lli- ' he dei of t me mo human head Che Sodafify Prefect James Hemtjes Secretary Paula Z1mmerman V1ce Prefect James Gavm Treasurer Ann McKenna As 1n prevlous years at Saxnt Joseph s The Sodal1ty has almed to carry out the a1m and purpose of the Soclety as gxven 1n the rules namely to foster in 1tS members an ardent devotlon reverence and fihal love toward the Blessed V1rg1n and through th1s devotlon and w1th the protec t1on of so good a Mother lt seeks to make the members s1ncerely bent on sa'1ct1fy1ng themselves on sanctlfymg others and on defending the Church agamst the attacks of the wxcked Regular rel1g1ous and soclal meetlngs were held monthly All com mlttees were HHXIOUS to report the1r as rgnments vucll done rd at the lose of the scholastlc year both the Moderator and the Prefect have nothlng but pralse for those who gave unstlntxngly of the1r t1me and talent for the Sodahty and Our Lady The month of May Our Lady s month saw almost the entlre student body p1 esent at Mass and at the May devot1ons each mornxng But devotlon such as thls IS not for May alone and lt IS the earnest prayer of those most 1nterested ID Tre Sodallty that each day w1ll be Mary s day for the students of Salnt Joseph s We wxsh to extend to the Class of 1946 a slncere w1sh for the1r future success ln l1fe success that w1ll surely be thelrs 1f they keep ever close to Mary Immaculate James Hemtjes Prefect . , . , . . y 1 H . . . . 1 1 , . Y 1 1 a ' ' H ' ' L 1 S ' an C , . x 1 , . , . , 1 - 7 x , . , , its '5 4,i , ?. 0 K A . Q- ' - Q 1 w 'fi .4 I 1 W 4 A . Q I 'Q s,'. ' 'Q ,Fc . 14. Pfgsrw . .Mary Uyeomzem '45, pfaces flze crown on Our .gaazfs Sfafue af Kke Gfmzua! .May Growninq Gerenzolzies Q 6 'O s . r' '- . 1... Q, EUCHARIST COMMITTEE James Gavi.n Joan Bouchier Eugene Wyles MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Joan Basken Margaret De Wolf OUR Prefect ......... Ass't. Prefect Secretary ...... Treasurer LADY'S SODALITY Officers --.nn U...-.un James Heintjes James Gavin Paula Zimmerman Anna McKenna OUR LADY'S COMMITTEE Bette Ann O'Keefe Ruth Smith It LITERATURE COMMITTEE Joan Robertson Doris Wolek Carolyn Kelliher PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Jeanette Vidovic Norma Dunn Cite G S .M G uswn Umf Insprred by the v1s1t of two Medrcal Mrssmonary Srsters who gave us a reahstxc account of the poverty dlseases and h1gh mortahty rate of the poor unfortunate people of Indra the Sophomore Un1t of the Cathohc Students M1ss1on Crusade declded to help the MISSIOHHTICS 1n thelr work Accordlngly they declded to v1s1t the doctors and dentrsts of th1s v1c1n1ty and collect whatever samples or suppl1es they could Although these crusaders who spent then' afternoons seekmg M D and D D S slgns and readlng the same magazmes rn varlous waltmg rooms frequently d1s appoxnted would be thrlvmg practxoners by not bewaxlmg some 111 or other and at other tlmes gneved already overburdened men by appear1ng 1n an overcrowded Waltlng room nevertheless they seldom met w1th a refusal and many were the contr1but1ons they rece1ved The members of St Joseph s Alumm who are now numbered among the medlcal men of the clty were especlally generous 1n thelr do natlons however professlonal men of all falths responded l1beral1y to what they beheved to be a worthy cause At the end of the dr1ve over three thousand samples of medrcmes and artxcles of all klnds Wh1Ch the Medlcal Mlssronary Slsters could use were collected Notable among these were the artlcles donated from the office of Captaln Laragay one of Samt Joseph s own boys who pa1d the supreme pr1ce durlng World War II The young Crusaders are happy 1n the rea11zat1on of the fact that the fru1ts of thelr endeavors w1ll do much to allevlate the suffermgs of the poor strlcken people of Indla The work wh1ch they have Just begun 1S des tmed to go much farther Jacquelme Baker 10 A I If I Il If 1 1 7 . . .. ... ' 1 ! , . . 0 . . . , D - u -ar- I . . ,. Sf -Z' 3? A41 fr , C fw ' X I ' L., ,,4i f 53 W., . 'fl , 1 fr 45. 5. ,444 , Hmm, f Jaw we . fi 55,5 :V Q W 3 if ji Q? .... 4 s . 5 5 sf 12 K i 1.45855 W, ff' J WW . . gl, MJ ' ,J 3 E f f Q fi aff xg 5 V 6, i 1' i 1 it- OUR ANNUAL RETREAT COMMUNION BREAKFAST Above: Left to Right Mr. William Carpenter, Rev. Denis Hayes, Rev. Charles Callahan C. S. C., Retreat Master, Rev. John Dericks, Rev. Francis McGowan Below: The Entire School. 9' -. ff! 2 . by, mf ff , . fi 'Z f'?5 -1 i F M ..- 4 5 Q 34 W '-i1,f f::5,f333Q'3'4'?1 , , '.::1j5fif?' ' f lwgivff, llqy'-zqxss ,X 1 1 V: h?:.,..-7. . R 1 yjegmsjw Wg: , ' Q -W , -11 -wa. -,, f A -af iv, . 7-,ALSSV x '13--. - 4. ' 4 ' Q4 1' nr V v 3 :Q 'z . Q, ' f F fi N2 44? Q54 F' . Li I 43: 1, 4, fx . . ' g f-, 'i-'E rf 'Qu e if . ,, Hg 9 YW 4' ir -1' 'f 4 ' f o-V 5' , . Vi f .2 f -1. W .J ' 14:7 if '15 4' w f A521151 ff? 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Q 'I gh g , QSQA I5 , 443' if W N RSX ix Hs, Ig 'Elm 'Q fri' M 41514, K P ., ws Y 4 4, THE HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR First row-Left to Right: Patricia Cosgrove, Patricia Rufling, Catherine Kennedy, Joan De Grassie, Maureen Garvey, Dolores Stohl, Kathleen Rafferty, Frances Senia, Dolores Moorehouse, Margaret Baker. Second Row: Selma Aun, Iene Klinger, Margaret Holland, Patricia O'Brien, Joan Storms, Joan Wardle, Betty Clarken, Mary Alice Donnelly, Regina Murphy, Mary Mooney, Doris Sebastian, Mary Storch. Third Row: Irene Kukyes, Alice McGowan, Charolette Bergen, Joan Lafrican, Margaret Hines, Ann Hampson, Marion Naples, Mary Halpin, Ann Weisburger, Irene Gagne, Mary Ann Spada, Nancy Robertson, Eileen Figaro, Veronica Corbett, Shelia Rogers. Fourth Rpw: Patricia Anderson, Joyce McLaughlin, Madeline Bednar, Helen War- ren, Dor1s Grimes, Margaret Dow, Jacqueline Baker, Doris Pilkington, Maureen goltczln, Marilyn Marshall, Mary Acherly, Margaret Scullion, Dolores Hines, Marjory ear on. 1 ' 1 . 1 ' 'm,,x L ,. ,H 1 swf' -4 5,5 v 'Q ,fb 5 4 3, A ..- f-5 5-an . 4 W is XY . Qui i W Ji ' , ' Y K If V ' ' , V g, 5 5 fi fi :Ti fb K 4, . . AY? ki F5 3553 3 3, in 'W' A, 15752 .h,,. - V M : A, , Nh, ' 1 7 1 1' ,wi if 2, , , vi , i ' ,, it , F my - w ' 3 fm: ' - i . f' M, , x ' g f? ' , A 2 Y f, ' . Ti? 1 P ' -1 M- a , if ' h i ,gg K 535 1? A . ' i .wg 2 , Q ' f vm 'Vf Jig M ,A gf: ff Q J ' . is H iffhg wg if ' . ' ' ' 1 L2 1 ' 1 t , A , 4 , . ,--' .W ig 2 ag. 1 ffm ,M 1 ff. . L, f 1, ,V 5 ,ijgwlg ,Vg QQ, E If 4 Q if U 3 A . ,V in-if A vi Q79 - '3 iff ' Nunn , X ' ' -.W X +g ,QfK THE CHEERLEADERS Left to Rxght Ahce May Greene 611A Rose Castellano C11AD Joan Robertson CIIAJ C1a1re Farrell CIZAD Captaxn Carolyn Kelhher QIIAJ Dor1s Wolek QUAD Joan Bouch1er C11BD BASKETBALL The Green and Gold drlbblers wrote fims to another Splflted cam pa1gn and themr fightmg sp1r1t and grand sportsmanshlp made It a season that w11l long be remembered We were entrants III the Passa1c Bergen Cathohc Conference and for more than a month we were rxght up 1n first place because of v1ctor1es over St Mary s Holy Trxmty St Luke s and St Bonaventure s A m1d season slump wh1ch saw us drop SIX stralght games to St John s Our Lady of the Valley St Cec11a s St Joseph s W N Y Don Bosco and Pope Plus accounted for our drop to thlrd place where we stood when the season ended A change 1n coaches took place towards the end of January when J1m Goodwm resxgned and our former coaches J1m Co1a1ann1 and B111 Kehoe took over The most thr1111ng games of the regular season were the St John s and St Mary s games We avenged an earher defeat at the hands of St John s by beatlng them 29 28 before a capaclty crowd at Eastslde Hlgh School It was anybody s game rlght down to the final seconds but as lt went J1m Gavm threw 1n a foul w1th five seconds to play wh1ch gave St Joe s the cl1nch1ng margln The St Mary s game although not a vlctory brought w1de recogm t1on and real S1gTllflCeI'lCe to the F1ght1ng Ir1sh Team St Mary s took an early lead and at half txme they lead by a 40 21 count In the thlrd perlod St Joe s came surglng back to outscore St Mary s 22 to 4 1n one of the most remarkable comebacks of the season. Although our rally fell short and we lost by 5 points it was a defeat of which we are proud. As an anti-climax to a good season we entered the N. J. S. I. A. A. tournament, and for the first round opposition we drew Our Lady of Valley who had beaten us twice during the regular season. We managed to eke a 44-43 victory when Valley missed a foul shot in the last second of play. Through this victory, we became the first Paterson team to ever gain the semi-finals since Central turned the trick back in the thirties. St. Michael's was our semi-final opponent and although the game was expected to be close, we continued our remarkable tourney play by winning 52-32, and becoming the first Paterson team to gain the finals in the twenty-eight year history of the tournament. Then we journeyed to the Elizabeth Armory to play Immaculate Conception in the first game of the day-long finals. We won the game and the championship, 45-37. After the game Jack Mahoney and Jim Gavin, the two co-captains, were awarded the two beautiful trophgs which they accepted on behalf of St. J oseph's Athletic Association asia, 'ell as miniature gold basketballs, which were to be distributed to the team. The J. V. team enjoyed a successful season, winning 14 games and dropping 7 for a 750 average. The boys who made up the jay-vee team and who show great promise are Bernie Corbett, Walt Hess, Jim Domm, Andy Mc?Laughlin, Joe Semar, Victor Wramage, Leo Sherins, Bill Scullion, Joe Crist, and George Gretkowski. We wish to give a vote of thanks to the cheer leaders, who attended the games and were always ready to give the team the encouragement they needed. Thanks are also due to our Moderator, Father Hayes, our Principal, Sister Grace Vincent, and the members of the Faculty, who along with the entire student body, gave our team wonderful support during the season. JOHN CLARKEN. Manager JU K Aifli 'N 63' K XL. W in 4 P' bl .v v' SL Ioseplfs Turns Tables On t. John s Flve, 29 28 Gavm n Foul In Final Seconds Wins Eutern Academy Tnumphn Over St Bona, 31 29 rluill another ol GMI: lndldoanl Danybruh. lt. haul Huh :tonal lar ll nrllu :nut llfhl by llolllj all Ii dl! rlvll ll lhe Ellhlle Ill I I wld. The hr the lrllh ll Clllnliu Cbferellce nm seventh los In ll :hm In the I Jun n In un nn: meetlng 0 any vnu 1 vlchry u my eel bnte hh return as coach Alter two-yell Illne lo lu! lllllt ll the Joel Qedklle Che!! Vllmbh relurnllll C0-chuhei Bill Keh and Jlm Cuhlmnl who resumed control ol lb! lutlido Schnol onl um. more than I was no Close Glllle Thrvlllbolll A1 Ire mo!! mnellnll of they r1vlL1 hs! nhlhls gtme wll cloll !hl'0uilh0uK Ind ll WI! IIC! lmli len Seconds before pllv ended lhl lick Mlhnney converied on I foil mn to gave sz Joseph: xu win ning edze Sl Johns lslumcd I 7-5 Url perind lend u Hook I-'nur loum me nm for flve poxnu an .mu me swung or M-hnney lnd .10 Debosh Ind the Ream blllled llon on even Ilrms In the lecond K0 en Able the Rlmhlen in ltld 16 N I the lntermiulnn Jlm Norman lo it John! Ind Jlck Donnelly fo he Joes hld four pain!! each ll hu! PC1104 S! Joseph! ouucund dawn own rivi 10-5 in lhe th rd can! o leid 24 Z1 wlth Glvln Ind Don wily dom! mon of me wanna an 'Jarman :Elin hllh for the John with four polnll S! John l rlllled In the flnll pe lad lo ln lhllld 27 25 Th!!! Frlnl kgnew scored I dence only to hav Kearns link I foul lol for th lamb'!rs lo keep his ltlm lheln nt 28-Z8 Mlhuney :Cured from th loor les than I minute befor he end In Ile it up at 2B lll ln' hen m the closm seconds Glvh nade good from I e fmll ltrme I lrln vxctary to me sr Joseph um The scorn m ln ann o vneum x 1 uumy wlxfermnn I 1 mmm- 1 rn r nnomy 1 mmm: 1 nun 1 .mu I mu I u or g mum u um K nn sem urn me. :Jn D n 1 I Jmvn p 5. n-xem.c-m. ummm-nun: lflh lrlll SL Mlry I Hllh lhvtd 0 I St. Joseph 1 Int night to lnkhlll lchoul hulelhlll he Glell lo lean ln the num arent! crown one llme nl lnl I tht une-wma uf me mmm B G-my mm me nlihts 1-me Coflfffmfv fafk2'5r5fannrsc?gLo! 1 zo r m ehnmv lu deh lib!! htfbnllorlllll IJOOI at nl the Ind: ol SL Jill I clary In Che lllll ll llll IIE yhy while ll WI! I-he I-lllh competition vi e the teams St. John: 'rented Bu-I SL JC! 'll sm :mpxn mp, Schools vu my xmxemll mm of nm my advanced to the :emi lmal round of the new Jersey mme mm- Stbnllnic lnurnlmfni Ill! lulhlv ukmg 1 close win from our Lady of Vlllty 44-43 Wallcy .mud mu ma vm OConner Ind McLllllhlln M' counxln lor A ponnz bexween them hey le 14 9 n me qumer Mlhollei Glvln lull .hm Glvln and Jlck Maha led the Irish ln l 2nd qua comeback and the hal! uw A gl el n- 1 093' fill' 1 Ill tour!! Vlntl Htruld help!! Jef Q mlm - slender 1 potm lev M mx.-ugmm Mlhnney o no nelly stood our for lhexr renpecu lub: In the third period ll lhe four :mann mms n wu nnybo vl c UI W: all pm wnn only s pm b nu separating the lelml The Ir VI uh I ck or ed lheld 37 34 Ind with JA c nd: being ejected on per- sonals for Joel followed by Dul- lun the game nmed m so in he closing mmutes los Tlltl ll Frank Alnew threw in I ben xiul DWG! for S! JD!! lick M honey mlde a deuce to givg rlsh 2 46-Ol lead Wnh seconds In go Mc Lung me He mused me lymg foul and 1 mil scare reid 4443 The lcv 1 .mu r r 1-1 Dcnmx, A m Agn w Mano. y mnrml r W u- l- Lhi h- m nn for vmey -na the ga mapa u he wu muxea hl ff T un .ay 1 une, mmm n-nun r Kmwef 11 Ron vw K nv. L lr:-ah Post Fourth Slralghl Triumph BV '13 29 Score :N nr b kctball Yelm unbggqgn Ind af' J 0 S v p h 5 man School I rf mv- with lhe G-eu um mv Iucfwlve Vlrtory m ,pm , nl four victories md me defeat 'HUGH vrslerday afternoon b IILII Che Diller cllbl llreldy Ellllll 'MINE Sl Bonaventure S 33 .M 1-5, mn, mm, , nm Md 31 the lasers coun bc-fare x wrcsl the crown fmm the heme 10W Crowd of more than lub bn! S! Mlry I early leld rnved too much to overcome and zrry Mllloy I club willed oil the ullrl wllh lnuther of Ill lllny My Dltnchlll Niles LIAD I0 21 AI' HALF S! Mary I lly in the hrs! half Imnsl Clult Ihe Overflow Crcnd n hind lo believe the lme wou d 2 I mmp for the ulowl lids an u I 40 21 lead They nut cure lhe Irish from the ns! Side f lhe town by IB to 8 ln the first Ehud Ind b 22 I3 ln Khe second The xenon hll! was ln entirely llferent bill glrne however by on hx um. rolnng mx an v 4 ,V Q nr period and outscored v roxxtnwn mm zz to 4 mmng display uf marks un-ng me cms lead to om! at 44-43 .mer Arm -an 1e fo-mn per mea for three pf we for the hr: ue Garnty p Iary 5 .ma 1 new gnu llhoney r S ln F his wi mm nr 54 'Va 9036 4,4 4 Desi? f Q NA. 49 -is .guy 55355303 9906 A3653 945690 cv S'..Ls'-A13 mags 5.879 04, ,Q Q .5-95' g5qQ:?sxN'bA'Ai Q9 'nw Inns was me hy mmm m nwn mn. wing wmppfd pq, if me mu., nn ugurnl 'rnp league , Joseph cam.: Mars nm- 'Irish Rout St. Michnel's, 52-32, To Gain Cnlh 'UB' Fmnl-Ridgefield Dowucd, 38-30 TWH I ill ll! ll! Ill lrhl belllfrll' Glrbsl I lilly Ill llllllllli tdebrlill SL Pdllil fmlrmasa. :mmap Oildid sn. mmm.-1.1nu ll!-ll lc beeolc ilu htdPaknul tat ver to nail Ill ith oluNJ.S.l.A.A lal'umatlnhQ-geulhinfy Inline nl: ul nl Anaky twh-llll But- tluy nltlt. ll the lentun lttrudou ul lla ll In lil! d Ile 'JU DIS Vlh he-al IIA: In the nu drill ltd Cltfhlh Puri ensued d Gnu Ili chlplol ll North In ll! 1:01-lol l VN! I ll-IO UI llnph wer ln :nh-cally lllllj Hell Pltk FACES IMIACULATI De! Min Si Mlthllll ll lltl lu' style t Joseph: entered CIBC H Cliholic Dlvlnon fllu md wil 0 pole lmmuullla Cum :epdon o Montclnlr Satmdly mornlnl H30 Dclbck al Elin beth Armory for lhl lille chlm my-smp Immacuhte wu an euy 121 mmf um- 1-my spine of Alllnlic Cliy Slillrdjy Ulienlul wil!! l I2 I fir!! P21404 ihe Irish Clrflbd Ute plly lu Rh! persvv Cnty flve throughout the GOD! Sl lurnlhl I-he Blue lhlo I mul wllh i clolln-I un! nf four .conxeeurlve blskeu he Hn ue Mwnern never crept clout 'll nonnu mer the early minutes ol me second quarur llhaley Stan Lllde JACK Wlhonz Wu the grand marshal ol lhe 1 Pllrlcll Dly Dlrlde Allied by the Irish mam lhe mum wnth ll points and lulrunl In I hrlllllnl exhi hhlon ln lll phlsel of lay D05- pne hxs sxze the wan: fab lor wud vm! I jlck rlbhlt under UI! baskets and I defensive whiz lll addllwn lo pacing lhe scoring Jlm Gavin had 13 and Jltk Dnnnelly 12 for bl Joe I ls both phyed lheir roles tu the lull Lead I0-l V Bredu :wa la A 10-0 lead ,sz Jm: ua I mn, to two wfoul ummm by mg Paz Burn: m the urn permd and the Hn ue luwres didnt record their lr held Kam until two minute! of the second sessmn hld Kona xnta his tory wan Lydun llymg up - one hlnde He led S! Mlchlel: with I0 uh es Frrm there on ln lhe Issue was num, u auum sz Joseph: hx! hnl Vlllh remlrklhle lccunc pm ng and semng up pl-ya ALS be!! performlnre of the lfllh Defeat Luelnl, 31 26 Iohn u Edged In Thriller se Jn-gpm 1 rmxma It lu tn Plllic Cllhnlle Ccnfrrt I h nd lu! nllhl ln the ml three-pme schedule lhl Ilfdxylrimmlnl sl Luke! ll Ho- HKPKILI 23 20 for their third VU I n :wood ed ed Sl John 3 En l hat setuid thriller ll lntr Nou: Hall And St Boninnture muted tn n ll 26 wm over Popl Phil The lel ur ltlmimli Includm uma of ut nllhl lk Il! I L64 A lredr' md lccuute x nam Opening SHI' 'XJTTRZ el cum.. 0 Banco umm defeated sz. Ju I the lnzre N011 ll!! night by I SU count The lint pulod uw :lon bltlle with frequent foull hex Mahan: 1 twu nu in Ml a 10-I lea lt the flrlt ur At ah. mu Joe. lea with Mahoney and Donnelly ne Hn: une mee non Boom mr 17 to Jon 1 nn one mira per! with Stlven leading the wly A high-scoring lui 1 Druvbd too much for the pail.: mm Mouupmx hmm m mr n of nmol 18 pei-u'.f normal? wp ni n fm- nr.. u The V same wu wan lmnh: za 1 Bud OH, rinl in me vlcmry Th more follow: if d ' .,:..w Donnelly Herald. rg Alhew ll rr huh lu- Inu. mlvn 'rymmn Manu! nn Gnu Q- N N In me nn.: mlnulel of 0 sn Jann, lea 44.32 p the nm wma open Herald mum nm new Bnls and nor other PM to rul' -A mm n to zo r- 'rue v sm,- NIS OA IP D y 4. Irlxh dl Q, 'Ill Q1 Ruud: 1 e H1 'ne v,2f,i'r:o1, x s H ff-Q 5 D01 has h I 31 Jvwvhm wnnu :Hum ,I ml1'Pll0o!en and afgreniu nun verformen. will en uvnr u lu-k ur ' dfdlivfl UV!! SK. liChld'l lb- .EJ3 MH, AI ' 0 H' 'Q dhgium I lnal round in ' lime wxll nut .1 1 3. Oclkl Y ll Jud. ,mo Dfw: me duh cuff Ramsey Tnumphs Over Pompm. ..,, U.:-mal-ner.:-2-zz wlnnu of 1, Valley Conference Jamboree Sem: I' am. Vw V.:V52':',1, 22' n Armory Tomght Eastern Academy ,l sampgfilg Lose to Passmc Conhngenf X:0.,'fggf::- fs I A hnluuf nuy wmfn nw sm .la-wh 1341-.-.1-,I'5.i ' buumlx mm uvmnme I wpolm 011' fl' .ng bor., ,R Af' ma ma revznt Sc Mu-ya from uplunn ,uhm quu-QQ: the Gu s home court lm mlm A5 n r he 4 E unnamed me my nufwhill CNW V' In s md remnned close behind the ' und n aels Triumph After Blowiqg 19 Poinilead Io St Joseph s, , ,,, 54 Qgemnmm Bu s:1eI::s:Au!Llt!1ol1c Canfertnte cum: lun ll VIII Joe Glrrlly WMD Wil hero for lhz in mrs I ll M Cathollc Conferf Q Court Stundlr' S go? Q3 X 91:1 Q carnal: Q 9. ' 6 3 60-9 5 anu- X, 1 In nh yur: x9 Q41 became the Q YZ-fpn52 E. 'F-..1. ab 09 Punk annex :Q V vu In nn Qi' -'ff Sl Cecllh Sl Mlrfl Sl JGIQI' P090 lla' N FIST TIY S Ply!!! 011 Yillll ul :hull Une lm run! o voxntzn px n Lhe Sl .looevh s uuu Whit view freely an me clean fiercely-cunlextel Llxue The Ind! were lwavlrded 34 ti Kllygff-H1120 M K ll number llore lhln lmmlcullte whlch lh n A uved 1 l-ouuund Lles bu res 1 H -1 ' ed ow 5 vm I hi v,2, 1f ey I mm, -9 P45 Oo ' -5, vi6'w5av?.ff'f G?1' is-'S bu! 10 Cliff n umm uc: u -rum: 1 mum r n num Q ago-num: n Lynn'-. t on 1 n 1 nnmwn u. ,. nam mum H. LA I Hell Plrl .1195-gn 1 Xu qvqy 1 1 u .P .754 '4- E?b4'4' 9 Q65-Nb'-Q? 5 ' mmf' zk Donnrlly -Q., ' 1 A uma 1 a foul pomt ,Ha xt the scorn 1 M I I bogngk Vkghn H-m, I , a.,a :se ut rn Mm u. ' H effmwmu. PPM m two bunk: and when third Qulrter erded lhe Giell e ahead by only one pomg Tlirll-ll-ll Illhh rvu anybody I ball game when lu! 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Paterson Armory Inst week and rom Donnelly paced the attack by ilvldlnl 24 mltkerx ls Jlck Mc- lrxde subblnl for lhe Injured 'tink Agnew and Jim Glvin ldd -d an mddltlonal 11 ullnes Hal! of mmlculllel lalll elm: hum Ula lccurlcy of long Joe lllzholl who nmered huh scorlnz hon- -n by knockinl m 17 Dolnu The lead shifted hand: :even lmtl before Mlhonty lnd D01 nelly ezch convened one nl thnli ull Important Kaul: to gnc sm Jo- epn, 1 nermanlnt 2s-as lawn we m me uma Sesswn .nm Nards one pomler nun the :an to 48-27 I! Ihr :lou of the Canto In the 18-8 hs! penod the Irlih were unbellable as Lhty' Pulled wuy to wan hmdxly Leudlnl 39- rmpru hammered home -1 nnnzht free lhruws xo um un ll :mat and 45:44 mance mam: he sz.-un mm me for me :wwe 'UIIVEYLIIIK 0h GOUDIB LI'l2l BCI! ny: fm ml pea one pomt from 2 mulin un :umm uma E ICON! 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C TOURNAMENT SCORES ST. JOSEPH 44 Our Lady of Valley 43 ST. JOSEPH 52 St. Michael's, J. C. 32 ST. JOSEPH 46 Immaculate Conception 35 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP SUMMARIES St. J oseph's team brought honor to the school by winning the Post- Season N.J.S.I.A.A. tournament, and becoming the first Paterson team to turn the trick since the tournament began. Our Varsity Five drew Our Lady of Valley as first round opposi- tion, and although they had beaten us twice during the regular season, we eked out a victory, 44-43. Advancing into the semi-finals, we defeated St. Michael's, Jersey City, by a 20 point margin, with our boys playing one of their finest offen- sive games of the year. In the finals at Elizabeth, Immaculate Conception was chosen to be our opponent and we won the Championship and the trophies by the score of 46 to 35. The 1945-46 Basketball season was brought to a close with a testi- monial dinner at the Alexander Hamilton Hotel which was given the team and cheerleaders by the Right Reverend Joseph Hewetson. At the dinner the Athletic Association was presented with a scroll by the Old Timers Associationl' in recognition of their fine achievements. Wlllxam Am1don Joan Baker Joan Basken Ann Bolton Alxce Canmng Paul Carpenter John Carroll Sally Cosgrove Jean Coyle Catherxne Daly Margaret De Wolf Harry Dowhng John Dunn Norma Dunn ........ Claire Farrell .. ..... Mar1e Fxlmer .. .. . . Wxlharn Forbes ......... .... ......... Ernest Garino .. Edlth Gravel ..... ...... ................. 895 East 28th Street 224 East 21st Street 78 Ellzabeth Avenue 930 East 24th Street 985 Teaneck Road 751 14th Avenue 932 East 19th Street 222 Park Avenue 18 Church Street 1115 Maxn Street 507 East 23rd Street 1044 East 22nd Street 674 East 29th Street 38 Augusta Street .............. Paterson Paterson East Paterson Paterson Teaneck Paterson Paterson Paterson East Paterson Paterson Paterson Paterson Paterson East Paterson 511 East 26th Street .... ............... P aterson 487 Graham Avenue 247 East 33rd Street .. Paterson Paterson 643 Madxson Avenue ............ ....... P aterson 74 Main Avenue ..... Passaic I I amor Lrecforg John Clarken .............................. 823 East 22nd Street .................... Paterson Lorrame Guay Dons Kay Phylhs Kay Patr1c1a Kelly Ahce Kennedy Joseph Koshlxck Mayleen Magulre Selena MCKIBYHHH Patr1c1a M111ard Betty Ann Monahan Rosernarle Nuss Bette Ann OKeefe Eugene Semar Ruth Sm1th ........ ..... Jeanette Vidovic ...... Fred Watson ................. .... ........ Eugene Wyles ...... ................. .... Jean Yake ........ .. 446 East 27th Street 747 East 27th Street 27 18th Avenue 563 East 26th Street 584 21st Avenue 417 Graham Avenue 120 Blrchwood Drrve 144 East 20th Street 148 Prospect Street 212 Park Avenue 392 Totowa Avenue 642 East 25th Street 305 Park Avenue 1085 East 22nd Street 167 Franklin Street . Paterson Paterson Paterson Paterson Paterson Paterson East Paterson Paterson R1dg6W0Od East Paterson Paterson Paterson Paterson Paterson Paterson 416 Van Houten Street . .............. Paterson 0-38 East Amsterdam Ave. .. Warren Point 10 Burlington Place ........ ........ R adburn r r amor Lrecfory John Mahoney ...... .... ........... 4 7 2 Market Street ............ .......... P aterson Um afrons Most Rev Thomas H McLaughl1n, S T D LL D Rxght Rev Very Rev Very Rev Very Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Msgr Joseph H Hewetson Pastor Msgr Walter H H111 Msgr Wllham F IDUIS J C D Msgr John J Shanley Ph D Joseph R. 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STANDARD FUEL CO 191 Lafayette Street Paterson N J Complnmenfs MR and MRS E J DUNN Complnments SGT ARTHUR V WYLES Complumenfs ANNA LEE HOSIERY Stores n HACKENSACK NEWARK PASSAIC SIM-1'nx'e K R' 24147 of . . , Jr. of of . . i ARmorv 4 5590 NICHOLAS BAR fr GRILL Nlck Fedvn Prop DINING and DANCING CATERING 227 Park Avenue Paterson N J Wtsh the Graduates Lots of Success DRISCOLL and ZIMMERMAN Park Avenue at Summer Street Paterson N J Comphments RT REV MSGR WILLIAM F LOUIS SHerwOod 2 6491 Open Mon Wed and Sat Exenmgs by Appomtmeut C DE PALMA FURNITURE C0 C De Palma QUALITY FURNITURE Moderately Pnced 448 Broadway Paterson N .I I of .f 7 ' Dric and Zim ., ,, . 7 I 7 I HAW home T-3305 EDDYS SERVICE STATION Edu 'md Dc 'Wolf Prop Auto Repaxrmg 8: Towmg Servlce Passaxc St cor Lmcoln Ave Compllmenfs MR and MRS J C B MILLARD Compllments of BLANCHES SUGAR BOWL Candy Ice Cream Statlonery Magazlnes Toys 407 Market Street Paterson N J Compliments THE ROSARY SOCIETY ST JOSEPHS CHURCH Paterson N J 4 U L I I , , 'ci E . . . 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NUSS JOHN THOMAS NUSS N SHe1Wo0d 2 86.34 BOWNE S DRUG STORE V1s1t Our Fountam Country Club Ice Cream Sandw1ches Hot Lunches It pleases us to serxe xou Paterson N J Compliments A FRIEND FREE MINATURE DEPARTMENT STORE 2 000 Different Items Upen Ex QT11NgS Paterson N J of S: I c U. S. . R. 5 Market and Straight Streets 93 Park Avenue Alr Compressors Boxlers Motors Valves Pumps Enqxnes Machxnery Extractors ARmorx 4 4968 NORTH JERSEY POWER EQUIPMENT J Llghtenberg Offxce and Warehouse 530 East 40th Street Paterson N J LAmbert 3 2514 ECONOMY FOOD MARKET Complete Lme In Foods 255 57 Park Avenue fat Madison Ave l Paterson N J P Alrlaxx n 61466 OCTAVE VLAMYNCK FLORIST Rlver Drwe East Paterson N .T McKlERNAN ART CENTER 2 Park Avenue fAt The Pomtl Paterson N J CO. Plants Liquidated, Bought and Sold Compliments to the Graduates from C Y an JR NEWMAN CLUB KAY S STATIONERY HALLMARK CARDS 500 Broadway Paterson N J THE FRANK A. McBRlDE CO. Plumbing, Heating. Ventilating, Alr COI1d1I1OX'l1l'lg Sprlnkler 160 Ward Street Paterson N J Jewelry Repalrmg Dlamond FELIX GARBACCIO JEWELER Jewelry Made To Order Smxth Bldg 175 Market Street Paierson N .T etter JR. . .O. d ' I . ' S Compliments of BROGAN CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE COMPANY PASSAIC PATEBSON RIDGEWOOD VICTORS QUALITY MARKET 185 East 54th Street East Paterson N J SHerwood 2 4204 GEORGE F KRECH PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 73 Park Avenue Corner Summer Street Paterson N J Comphments of CHARLES SIMON JR Compliments of , . Compliments JUNIOR Complnmenfs SOPHOMORE Compliments JUNIOR Comphmenfs SOPHOMORE of of IIAII IIBII of of IIAII IIBII Phones SHQ1v1oor1 2 6160 7841 Establlshed 1893 J DE LONG Cr SON CARPET and RUG CLEANING Altermg Bmdmg Repalrmg Upholstermg and Cabmet Work Mattresses Renovated Furmtu1e Cleamng and Demothmg 697699701 East 18th Street Paterson N J BA1clay 1 7153 S J GLUCK Inc Wholesale School Suppltes Everythmg for the School 65 67 Barclay Street New York Cxty SHerw ood 2 6114 CANCER CONSTRUCTION CO GENERAL CONTRACTORS Road Bulldmg Sewers Concrettng Steam Shovel Gradmg and Excavatmg PASSRIC 2 8710 SCHWEISGUTHS GROVE Wllllam Schwelsguth Prop Caterlng to Weddmgs Banquets Dances Broad Street Clifton N J h - Yard: 1-7 Hill Street I' 1' x A S Y 1 U, ' r 1 ' ' M- p 7' ' T' - Heel-if sees eesiseeseeeg, sn,s-mee ' 1 f la 4 J X A' .X I If r 1 I J Compliments Compliments of of FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Best Wishes Best Wishes THE CLASS OF 1946 THE CLASS OF 1946 from from s P Q THE LITERARY cLua Lam Club HAH nBn to to THE . . . R. Best Wushes THE CLASS OF 1946 from Mass Grayce M Schmudt MR and MRS JOSEPH KAMENCIK Compluments J E COLLINS PRESCRIPTION OPTICIAN 241 Market Street Paterson N J Phone Wyckoff 647 C MODICA DAIRY PRODUCTS Comphments SELBY 143 Maxn Street Paterson N J Compliments MR and MRS MILLAN S DELICATESSEN WINES and COLD CUTS 540 Market Street East Paterson N J' MR and MRS T F DUNN to of of and Family B. J. O'KEEFE of Comphments A FRIEND SHcrxxoou 2 4350 1 Compluments JOHN A McCRANE MOTORS 666 Market Street at E 25th St Paterson N J R J JAMIESON ARmo1y 4 3917 TITES BHIIGFIGS ARMORY SERVIC E STATION Anthom SQIIIIII Prop RICHFIELD GAS RICHLUBE OIL 456 Marxet S! corner Graham Ave Paterson N J LAmbert 5- 2719 CUSTOM MARK UPHOLSTERY CO SLIP COVERS DRAPERY REUPHOLSTERING New Furmture made to Order 307 Park Avenue Paterson N J Compliments o SEVENTEENTH AVENUE CON FECTION ERY 17th Ave h tween E 27 8: E 28 Paterson N J A.Rmory 4 0578 McFARLANES ESSO SERVICE STATION Paterson N J ARmory 4 7450 LOUISES FASHION SHOPPE HATS DRESSES BRIDAL GOWNS 295 Park Avenue Paterson N J of -' ' f of GOOD THINGS To EAT Main and Pacific Streets MOMS SWEET SHOP Opposite Paterson State Teachers College SHc1vx ood 2 0170 SILK CITY AUTO GLASS Jr mi Gcm ski ard bons P1 ops Experts on Wmdshxelds Regulators and Looms Reasonable Prices 994 Madison Avenue Paterson N J LAmbeit 5 1999 ALLURA BEAUTY SHOP Permanent Wavmg a Specialty 508 Twenty frrst Avenue Paterson N J LAmbeit 5 2478 ZENITH CLEANERS Call POI And Drhx ei We Do Our Own Cleamng 450 Twenty first Avenue Paterson N J PERFECT CLEANERS and TAILORS 489 Broadway Paterson N J SHei mod 2 6542 YABLONKA and SONS HARDWARE CO 471 Broadway Paterson N J ARm0ry 4 7934 Fountam Seivice BUSH S RESTAURANT Bushs French Ice Cream DINNER and LUNCI-IES HOT DOGS and HAMBURGER5 They re Dehcxous 321 Twenty hrst Avenue Paterson N J Lkmbeit 1135 ARl11lJ1X -1 1 94 RALPH ZOPPO FINE FURNITURE 118 Twenty first Avenue Paterson N J I E X'V A .V - I ' A 1 A ', ' . I - I 1 X ' ,. - .' V ' x 1,4 - I Booth and Dining Room Service , 2 ' 1 3-'I -1,' . 1 . E', , Congratulations Sensors Courtesy of VOGHT S LOCK SHOP SHE1kfJLd 2 6412 N B FAIRCLOUGH and SON lnc Dealers m D and H ANTHRACITE 800 East 27th Street Paterson N J X111.tlWf1O 5 JOSEPH S BEAUTY SALON PLAZA BUILDING RADBURN N J Comphments of Comphments MINER S FOODS Ambezt 3 4295 MICHIEWICZS DRY GOODS STORE J Hembeck Prop BUTTONS BUTTON HOLES and HEMSTITCHING 358 Twenty hrst Avenue at East 19th Street Paterson N J Comphments HARRY S Quality Clothes 154 Market Street Paterson N J Comphments WASHINGTON CASKET CO A FRIEND 164 Ward Street Paterson N J ol' I 1 I , . FH. 2 ' 3161 of I I ,, . ll of g Compliments of LOUIS F. FOURNIER East Paterson N J EA11 lawn 6 -184 THOMAS MARINO and SONS Inc COAL COKE and FUEL OIL 31 Grove Street East Paterson N J J E COLLINS PRESCRIPTION OPTICIAN 241 Market Street Paterson N J FROM MIN and BEN Try Our Biggest Hit Helena Curtiss's Cold Wave KATHERI NE'S BEAUTY SALON 258 Carroll Street Paterson, N. J EDS SERVICE STATION hc Xfcil DL Ru Market and Church Streets 1 1 I tl! PAA ur CONTE ROOFING CO ROOFING CONTRACTORS 157 Market Street East Paterson N 1b4 harrrson Avenue Comphments A FRIEND I ' J' ' '-l ' i. ' 1 ' H , . I FAT Lawn f'-lit! f 2-7251-1 w X . . , . . . J. 1 i. ' ' ' . I ' ' ' Garfield, N. J. l w I of GENERAL SWEET SHOPPE SODA LUNCHEONETTE STATIONERY 519 Market Street B111 Fukelt P10p Comphments ST JOSEPHS GIRL SCOUTS TROOP No 92 LAmbett 3 1008 LECKEL S DELICATESSEN 364 Totowa Avenue Paterson N J Complnments H A R R Y S CONFECTIONERY Cr LIQUORS 14 Summit Avenue East Paterson N J EDWARD VELEHRADSKY DELICATESSEN and GROCERIES 78 Llnden Avenue East Paterson N J Compliments COODE SHOP 368 Totowa Avenue Paterson N J LA.mbert 3 8027 Comphments S MALATESTA M O V E R S 840 East 25th Street Paterson N J SHerw0od 2 7907 PATERSON PRETZEL and GRILL SUPPLY CO POTATO CHIPS PICKELED PRODUCTS 402 404 Market Street Paterson N J of of ' ' ' ' ' SHerwood 2-6858 of of HOSPITAL PHARMACY Market Street and Madlson Avenue Paterson N J ARINOIN 4 5191 AL RITCHIE SHELL SERVICE STATION Market Street co1 18th Avenue Paterson N J Congratulations to the Class of 46 JOAN and BETTIE HOLTERHOFF C B VAUGHAN Eve1yth1ng tn Spoltlng Goods 257 Mam Street Paterson N J ARmo1'y 4-5458 Its good if it comes from WENSING S BAKERY Bxrthday and Weddmg Cakes A Spectalty 546 Market Street Paterson N J 1.AmbL11 5 8561 STANDARD AUTO SEAT COVER S Rosenberg 844 Market Street Paterson N J Slrtcxxxood 2 8145 VREELAND AVENUE BAKE SHOP MIS G Macuk Pmp FRESH PASTRIES 132 Vreeland Avenue Paterson N J PEOPLES PARK INSTITUTE BOWLING and BILLIARDS 980 Madlson Avenue Pater on N J I - CO. I .-X1ix11u1'y 4-51518 SHe1wood 2 0540 SCHILDE S MARKET M M Cooper Ptop Wholesale and Retarl Dealers xn Fresh Frsh Oysters and Clams 466 Market Street Paterson N J SHervv ood 2 0133 ERNEST WALDNER The Swnss Boker Swrss Bread and Rolls Fresh Twxce Darly Fancy Cakes for all Occaslons 558 Twenty hrst Avenue Paterson N J Aamory 4 5004 Greetmg Cards Stattonery Clgars Candy Ice Cream 369 Twenty first Avenue Paterson N J ARmory 4 6193 PEOPLES PARK MILK BAR 1000 Madlson Ave cor 21st Ave Paterson N J ARmo1x 4 5105 BLANCHE S SWEET SHOPPE DBIICIOUS Sundaes and Sodas Schrafft Candles 315 Twenty frst Avenue Paterson N J TONY S BARBER SHOP 548 Market Street Paterson N J ARmory 4 1558 We Specrallze tn Oranges Llttle Florrda Fru1t Market Market and East 18th Street Paterson N J ARm01y 4 2478 R MASON and SON Inc Starters Generators Shock Absorbers Delco Batteries Hepaxrmg all Makes Speedometers Clock Wipers Fuel Pumps R3d1OS Drstrlbutors of R C A Televxsxon Fxsk Ttre Dxstrlbutor 825 Market St Icor 31st Stl Paterson N J TRACEY'S CONFECTIONERY SUNSHINE JOE'5 SK, Comphmenfs and MRS BASKEN Compllments MRS MARY CURLEY D I K HU Y Paterson N J THE PLAZA STATIONER E L Reyle Plaza Buxldmg Radburn N J L L Y Genulne Corde Hand Bags 293 Market Street fOppos1te Post OHICGJ Paterson N J SHervx ood 2 48 30 HENRY L STREHL GRADUATE PHARMACIST 300 Park Avenue Paterson N J SHervxo0d 2 9614 DYERS LOCAL 1733 Branch No 1 of the Dyers Federatlon Aitxllated with the T W U of A of the C I O Rcplestntcd 15 Anthony Ammuato Plcsldgnt Busmess OHICE 297 Mam St Paterson N J DANTON S DELICATESSEN 546 Market Street Paterson N J ' S A ' S of MR. . . . of R. . . SB ' . 63 Ward Street ' ' ' X Comp :ments DANNY BRYAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Complnments MR and MRS JOHN CLARKEN T C RENNAS JEWELER Dlamonds Watches and Jewelry Fme Watch Clock and Jewelry Repaxrmg 408 Twenty txrst Avenue bHerxx ood 2 8165 MEIER S BAKERY 519 Park Avenue Paterson N J Complnments MR and MRS ED COYLE SAMUEL P VOUGHT 7 13 Smith Street Paterson N J GRAY S FOOD STORE QUALITY GROCERIES DELICATESSEN 228 Park Avenue Paterson N J Complnments of A FRIEND gf of 9 . ,Q I 5 I- of I ARmo1'y 4-4463 Free Delxvely Phono SHQ1xx ood 'P 6011 DRAUGH1 BIRCH BEER Umon Made wr-uma' ckoss BEVERAGES Davld Boyle Company 272 Elhson Street Paterson N .T Complnments of MR and MRS LOUIS J COLAIANNI Complumcnts of THE CHEERLEADERS H5 good If It comes from , G, WIECHS BAKERY 546 Market Street Paterson-, N J' Comphments of MRS KAY S DELICATESSEN 546 Market S11 eet , 5 Y 7 --' I '- ' 4 I C ' A K .X ' Q. ' ARN1OI'f' 4-5453 ,v I, , . . I , ' X . . I I 3 1. 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