St Josephs High School - Josepal Yearbook (West New York, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

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Conse- quently in the future when we open this yearbook, the happy days spent will be relived. Let us hope that this record of our deeds does not represent mere pages, words, and pictures, but the things we have done and desire to remember. Among these events we wish to recollect are: The death of our beloved Monsignor Keyes, the assignment of Father Connor to our parish, the new members of the faculty in our last year, the triumphs and losses of our teams, the acquisition of football, and all the other details whether large or small which keep Saint Ioseph's close to our hearts. We also wish to recall the education we received here which has satisfied our mental, physical, and spiritual needs. This education in the doctrines of Catholicism is of tremendous necessity in these times when Communism is running rampant throughout the world. Therefore, we wish to thank our pastor, our priests, principal, and the faculty both past and present for the many things they have done in order to 'prepare us to face the world with faith and confidence. FUHEWUHD UUH LADY UP F!-XTIM!-X UEDIEATIU A MOST FITTING AND OUTSTANDING personage has been chosen for this year's dedication. She is one whose assistance we will need through- out our lives-in times of both joy and sorrow. Especially now, when the Godless creed of Communism has penetrated even the democracy of our own country, do we need her help. She is the only one who can safely steer us through the difficult waters of these times. Here at St. Ioseph's her doctrine has been spread, and as a result all have become acquainted with her teaching and now revere her with the highest esteem. We are grateful for her past care and solicitude, and hope she will continue this needed assistance in the years to' come. She is the only one who is holding back the hand of God from striking with. wrath against the injustices that have been heaped upon Him by an ungrateful world. 1 Thus, as we dedicate this 1950 edition of the Iosepal, we wish to honor the most powerful Mediatrix between heaven and earth-under the title of Our Lady of Fatima. ' e fr ' bg THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS I. WALSH, S.T.D., ICD Archbishop of Newark K W SXQSSS5 9N3w,X i NQsN?Q T iS5Q4i . KET. X xx X Cf 'S W 1g,b'i 'ffa:'53fx,, THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS T. MCNULTY, DD. Auxiliary Bishop of Newark Pcqe Nine Page Ten Uur Pastors Message tu the Class of l95U Dear Graduates: lt is fitting that on this Your Commencement Day I should leave with you, as your Pastor a few thoughts. i You are leaving Saint loseph's equipped for the warfare of life and are prepared for the still higher education to be acquired by intercourse with the world and in institutions of higher learning. You have been taught that religion alone will enable you to hold yourselves firm through life in the pathway of duty, how- ever fierce the storms you may encounter. From a worldly point of view, too, you have every reason to be proud of your school. From its portals have gone forth students who have brought honor to Saint Ioseph's School and it is my fond hope that you, also may do the same. That you, by leading good and useful lives may bring the blessing of God the Father, Son and Holy Ghost upon you is the fervent prayer of your Pastor. FATHER IOSEPH CONNOR REVEREND IQSEPH P. CONNOR Cur Pastor M :Nl s Tn Io n REVEREND IOSEPH P. CONNOR Postor REVEREND THOMAS G. GRANT Director REVEREND IOHN A. MCHALE Religion REVEREND MARTIN F. SHERRY Religion REVEREND IOSEPH L. CASSIDY Religion SISTER M. EVARISTA Principal SISTER MARIE AUGUSTA 11 N,,,1.- A! fl ' - U SISTER MARY AUGUSTINE SISTER MARY BERTILLE SISTER MARY CHRISTOPHER SISTER M. CECILIA FRANCIS SISTER MIRIAM FRANCIS Vice-Principal SISTER IOSEPH MARIE SISTER LORETTA MARIE MR. RICHARD HAMMOCK MR. CARL H. HARDEN MR. SAMUEL I. MONACO Athiettc Director MISS FRANCES I. SHEEHAN Page Th Page Fourteen Smini Enuvph nf Thr Igaliuahw Muihr. IBIPHH zmh liirntvrt Hs. Ellvaui nf Smini Elnuvph 0 The feast of Saint Ioseph in our parish, one of the most intimate of feasts, is also one which in our future years will ranlc closest in our memories with that of leaving our Alma Mater. Other feasts of the church give us a joy that cannot be measured in this life, but the one feast that comes closest to giving us a sense of nearness to God, is the Feast of Saint Ioseph. It is lovely because of its threefold significance, as patron of the universal church, patron of our own school and our Pastor, Father Connor's feast. Ai! ffl, sk , I X aff- M l Q I X X X 1 X 61. N' S , ' Q Tl-IE SENIORS OF leso asf A A., X 1 E., 5 BOB , x Qpwm 'R gm mi i ,L Sf: ? M . 451,459 'Y . ig HM. R X x New Y,W'FasE' , L inf? QLNT1, .wwf Q, aus, . .AL. gm ,LSA ,- AFL! izsdzfki ,- lfsff W . W. Mx... ,K ..i,W...Q gg. V .rQmw 5A.sa1 4x,,,,rt ,un n vw: 4 w Mui r w M f'-ff P 1 K , tfxgwiifiifvyii -fQ5Wll ,5'. M MQW, V..--mtifgqf M .f-X Q-Q-my mg -..,-melbi? 'B ,aigfv-avril 'N Q KN 'Q'.Ts'-as PES1f?N:iQ '?Ti1ff5 . -3s.L.pfg-.fff.4-f5Q- Q-1-..waAvIi'?Ml5,Iv.1 rm 'Y JUAN ALIEE AHHIEHI RIGGSIE 0 A petite Walk, curly hair, cmd a piquant face are a 1 few of the characteristics of this intelligent miss. Ioan will emerge triumphantly from any difficult problem. This will make her a valuable addition to the profession of her choice. HUSEMAHY CATHERINE BAUER HBABEII 0 Babe is a sweet and feminine young lady. She is , a sincere person, and a true friend to everyone who has a part in her daily life. Her future will be bright and well-populated with friends. JOSEPH EHAHLES BEEHEH foe 0 Ioe is a person of all round ability. Whatever he does, he does Well. Wit and charm combine to make him a p-opular member of our class. His amiable dispo- sition Will assure him a happy and successful life. . ' f ' up Mod. f L. V Q A ,419 7 if , ' Wit Mgr wwf' RICHARD UWEN BEHTUL1 if , ,J RICHIE AW' A LJ ' Alh hR'h' h ' 'd t 4' f To fleilfghe IZ 2152? Zhi 6232551 f5i'ZSZ?hli2Z Qiiiill W has made him outstanding in sports. We predict a 304,-Q bright future for our toothless hero. ,X I ..- Pczge Seventeen IRISH VINCENT UUIVIENIEU HHIEEA VINN Y 0 Vinny is a friendly person, always Willing to lend a helping hand. Proving that height is no hindrance, he has excelled in football. His many good qualities will help him achieve success Wherever he goes. Page Eighteen ALMA GRACE BHUHHUFF ALCHIE 0 Alma helped to lighten many a dreary day with her keen Wit and her friendly smile. An intelligent and efficient person, she will undoubtedly go far in what- ever field she enters. HARRY JAMES EHINEHY HCHINII 0 Harry can usually be found with a very red face. Although quiet in manner, he has excelled in football as quarterback of our upfand-coming team. His meticu- lous appearance will prove an asset to him in later years. IHENE TEHESE EUNLUN Q Irene, with her constant vivaciousness and quick comebacks, has made herself a class favorite. Her tall, slender figure and fashionable clothes mark her as a stylish young person. Whatever she does and wherever she goes, we are sure Irene will enjoy herself. -'.+..:- as 1 -. , ni MARY LUUISE EHEMINS MARY LOU 0 A cute and captivating miss is our Lou . Abundant school spirit as a cheerleader, and outstanding danc- ing ability are talents which have made Mary Lou popular throughout her school years. Her Willingness to work' Will make her a valuable asset to Whatever profession she may choose. A AUUHEY JANE EUHHAN AUDIE 0 Audie , with her attractive and photoqenic features is an ideal model type. Ever ready for fun, she will go out of her Way to put over a joke. Her cheerful dis- position makes it impossible for one to stay angry at her for long. We are sure Audie will have no trouble making friends throughout her life. UUVIGLIA ANN DE MUNTE DEE Hl+ HH JS TUUH I 4'-SJ. ,Q J E '3 ,Y-I, c - L' Ng if 1 X I K ix P .w l 4.2: f UlgQ'UOLT' gg-ggwl 2153133 O-0.0.3514 '91BEfbi'c5o SEBOQZH' mzvggfgge s'O:5Pf 545 ' on. ' VDWQU-CCE 5fD'4:.m'a 2.22.54 : ga-73552 F3 Dam,-.-35-8 :U :CDO Q23 E cD:t:::B13 : 9, Qgo ga? ffl: Q-QCDL4 Q- '-3 Q. EWFDOS OCDQPOD-Q :r 0-CD 4 -Q ffm Q09-.fD,'6- '4 g.5.'d5'T':v QBETCDQQ- o'Qv'5-gdb? Sggiffpx. i 9,Sm5Tm Y mQ.0mQ 0 Dee is a beauty in the true sense of the word. She is blessed with cute dimples, long, wavy hair, and a winning smile. Her sweet and unaffected disposition is a noteworthy asset. Doviglia is sure to make a top-notch secretary tor some lucky businessman. L ,ttf GERALD DE SIMUN13 I. is Page Nineteen v 5 JUHN DE SIMUNE 11IOHNll 0 A fellow with much personality and charm is lohn. His winning smile and cheerful disposition are hard to beat. As an athlete, he showed much prowess. He is a forceful person and is always ready to express his opinions in an intellectual manner. JUAN KAREN UIECHMANN JOAN Oloan, with her winning smile and cute features is liked by all who know her. She is an excellent student and receives high grades in all her s hool work Her neat appearance and good taste in clothes makes her one of the best dressed girls ot our class Her willing ness to cooperate will prove to be of great assistan e to her in business. I .LNIV .litlr +. HIGH SEHUUL JMAHIA GRACE DIMPEHIIJ MARIA 0 If we could spell Maria any other way it would be generosity. All day long she is being paged for an thing and everything, which she willingly gives E41 ut hesitation. This fine spirit, along with her 2 Ko . ility to win friends, should be of great assistance in , e business world. F11 HUBEHT JUHN UUBHUVUDSHY DUBBY 'ln Dubby, we have a person willing to help, and wanting to succeed. His bright personality and good looks have made him a very popular person. In sports, he was a fine athlete and gained much praise. His versatility should enable him to reach his goal, which is to be an engineer. HUBEIIT MICHAEL UHITSLHEL ,,BOB,, 'Bob is a reticent young person with a most un- assuming manner. His keen sense of humor, and gen- erous assistance make him a necessary part of our class. Best Wishes follow Bob in his future endeavors and may he meet with much success. MARILYN DUBUIS PUDGY 'Here is a friendly and completely natural young lady. Her sparkling smile and unaffected manner make her enjoyable company. Coming to school late in the term, she had no trouble getting acquainted. Her Warm hearted and pleasant personality will aid her in the nursing profession. .IUSEPH WILLIAM ENG 0 A quiet but friendly person is Ioe. A flair for writing is one of his many talents. He is a good student, al- ways obtaining high marks. His ambition to be in the restaurant business should easily come about. A . it person with as much drive and such frie dlinpss L f I u. QL should reach the top with little trouble ap fv -I Y! 4 A DANIEL PHAN115 rLYNN'fff.Q,,,, DANNY 0 Danny has long been a favorite of the girls at St. Ioseph's. Although a very dreamy person, he is alert and wide-awake on the Court. His tall frame and blond crew-cut are two of his outstanding attributes. With his natural ability for sports, Danny will surely realize his ambition to coach. 'Q' Page Twenty-one Madcap Mary . JUHN JOSEPH GILDAY HIACKI1 0 lack is a very well-liked and sought-after boy. His good sportsmanship is shown both in school and as an athlete. A congenial person with an infectious laugh, Gilly is tops on our scoreboard. Although un- decided in ambition, the coming years are bound to be happy and prosperous ones. MARY TERESA HAN MARY USEHIN 0 Mary is a veritable dynamo of energy. She shows this quality as Captain of our Cheering squad. Her vivacity and willingness have made her an active part of many school functions. A future of much success and a variety of activities is what we predict for our 'r Page Twenty-two SHEILA ELIZABETH HAHHINETUN SHEILA 0 Sheila is an intelligent, pretty, and charming young lady. You need only to say the word, and she is ready and willing to lend a helping hand. Her subtle sense of humor and appealing simplicity make her the possessor of many admiring friends. UURIS JEAN HUEPPEL Bo Bo 0 Personality Plus is our Doris. She can do many things well. Brown hair, brown eyes, and a pleasing smile set off an attractive face. She has excelled in all her school work with high honors. Whatever she at- tempts in the future will undoubtedly meet with success. Her art work will long be remembered by just look- ing at this yearbook. RERNIEE MARY JUUSHY GABBY 0 An agreeable and well-mannered person, is Bernice. A cheerful word of greeting may always be expected from her. She is athletic and is a participant in many sports. Happiness and success is our prediction for Gabby . Ln DP' Ill Z l-H C-I I U1 lTl'i U 53 cn I-I+ Rl MARGARET MARY HESSLER 11IUNE11 0 Good things come in small packages. This is true in the case of Iune Kessler. Although tiny, she has an overabundance of energy and vitality. School work has not proved hard for her, and Iune has obtained good grades throughout her school years. A happy future filled with friends is surely waiting for her. ELURIA LURRAINE RIREHMER GLOR 'Gloria is a very well-liked young person. She al- ways says the right thing at the right time. Her pretty face is usually smiling and cheerful, which accounts for her many friends. In her own quiet way, Gloria manages to handle tactfully all situations which arise. TUUHUSII c.. Z DP' Z III rm r' sm EZ CR! Ev P11 rn Z Z ill rn Z LD H 0 In the person of Ioan, we have a young lady who keeps her talents and charms hidden under the veil of a retiring manner. Her sparkling blue eyes and un- affected smile are the distinctive features which com- pliment her amiable personality: In her own quiet way, Ioan will undoubtedly reach the top in the vocation she follows. Page Twenty-three MARY ELIZABETH HRIEEER MARY I 5.5'5S' g3:so.9. 5TfD9,:v'4 Dgdggg- 5,1559 CQESET 2 '5.s-g Riga' :v DQ ogicmzs 5-soma' ,'J':3 v-1DJfD r'7z mLQrDg.. H8552 OQQSQT ESEM H-Q29-5' . 320 Rss aims EER' Zim Q .TOQ R 5'0- Zo 29.85 CDKII-'cn EISUT INIVS GILRERT ANTHUNY LIEAIVIELI LIC 0 Gilbert is a person with a bubbling sense of humor. He is constantly coming up with a few corny quips . A helping hand is always extended, and Lic is ready to do his share. This carefree manner, and helpfulness will carry him successfully through his coming years. Uxf .cy -wif-'L' FRANK AUGUST LUU5 FRANK11: 0 Frank is a Welcome addition to any group, always bringing smiles and pleasant atmospheres with him. He will be remembered for his class-financed hair- cuts. Frank will go far with his very pleasing and en- tertaining personality. el' mil SH E+ TJ m LD L-J m Z I T' Page Twenty-four PATRICIA THERESA MAHUN PAT 0 Our Pat is a changeable person, day-dreaming one minute, and being cornioal the next. Her attractive face is usually Wreathed in smiles, radiating blond beauty. Although she'll never arrive anywhere first. Pat will reach her destination with excuses galore. HUBEHT VINCENT MCGHEGUH BOB 'He is a Well-mannered, Well-dressed young man. Bob can always be recognized by his straight stature. His good looks, smart clothes, and sophisticated atti- tude make him a standout in any group. MAHIUN THEHESA MCGUIHE MARION 0Marion, With her sparkling smile and pretty face, has been an asset to our class all through our high school days. Her straightforward manner, and frank opinions have gained the respect and admiration ot her many friends. N,-M-,lr ,Nil ,, A xx xi ., Q Q9 fx .,:k- l - , X E its ' '. L. K if ' E in - Q, . .... , -,., 'IFWQ GEHAHU THOMAS MCHEUN at : : E IIRODDYII 5 ln his quiet Way, Roddy has managed to gain many J +14 M friends. Famous for his crew-cut, he is a boy with much , personality and good looks. Sincere wishes are ex- Ant Aqgnbb mended to Roddy for a life of health, wealth, and 7 WHA? f happiness. EUGENE PATRICK NEWMAN IIGENEH 0 Gene is a happy-go-lucky person, who always has a snappy comeback, or a humorous saying to con- tribute. He is tall and agile with pleasant features. His friends are many and he will undoubtedly go through life with the greatest of ease. Page Twenty-five l EUGENE JUHN PIEAHDI EUTCH 0 Charm is personified by Gene. He is a handsome person, with dark wavy hair. A constantly wagging tongue is not a hindrance but an asset. His ability on the football field made him a standout as an athlete, and he should be just as much a standout at college. Page Twenty-six ANTHUNY JUSEPI-I PULLIU TONY 0 Personality and a '37 Chevie are usually associated with Tony. His friendly manner makes him a Well- lilced fellow wherever he goes. Never down-hearted, his mood is always cheerful and gay. With this happy- go-lucky attitude and the nimble brain which he possesses, Tony is sure to meet with success no matter what he attempts. LILLIAN MARIE HAAB LIL 0 Loquacious Lil might well be the nickname of this brighteyed miss. She is a participant in most school activities, and an enthusiastic spectator in others. Her future will undoubtedly be as bright as her past. CATHERINE THEHESA HEYNULDS IIKAYII 0 Our Kay-whoops! St. Cecilia's Kay is a lively and talkative person. Her red hair is as vivacious as her own fun-loving self. We are sure that a successful life will be waiting for her upon the completion of a college education. M ARGIE HRIZZII 0 A dry sense of humor, curly hair, and an unassum- ing manner all belong to Bob. He can make you laugh yet keep a straight face himself. Poster drawing is his specialty and he may usually be found lettering a sign. The years to come will be filled with friends and much happiness. MARGARET HELEN RUTH 0 Our class cutie well deserves the title, for -she is endowed with blond hair, blue eyes, and a turned up nose. Quick to give praise whenever it's due, Margie has a host of admirers. Her intelligence and unaffected manner will help her achieve a bright and happy future in whatever walk of life she may choose to enter. SAL MIEHAEL BALERNU SAL 0 Although Sal came to us late in our Iunior year he has overcome this handicap and won himself a place in our hearts. His amusing antics and quick wit are the outstanding characteristics by which we know him. His ability to find the lighter side of serious matters will be of great value to him. ::1 E cn rn zz: ei F-H E N .E cn De' t-I Z v-E L-I E an t'v'J cl UQ l'l+r.n I HR IUUHUS WILLIAM ANTHUNY SEHMELTZ WILLIE 'Willie is a person wanting to do things for other people. He is quiet and industrious, always trying to better himself. A generous boy, he will give freely of time or materials. All these things will prove to be a help in the future. Page Twenty-seven FLURENIIE ANN SHRATULJA HPLC, 0 In our own Flo, we have a very conscientious lady who is determined to gain a higher education. Her warm-hearted and expressive mannerisms make her a necessary part of our Senior Class. Florence will no doubt in later years, become a shining success. MARGARET MARY CUBBY SMITH 0 Cubby is our here today, gone tomorrow Senlor Her gay and carefree Ways help to brighten many a dreary day. Despite many absences, she has been a good student. A healthy and happy future is our wish for Cubby. INT JUSEPHR 'X , Er 0 T xi? 0- X1 ' A Y' 3 garages, '39-535997 53.53-'LQ?T'CD. 'LR H- mm FJ 5.9..'O'og,, ggggmgq m CTCD Sgslgmg Dj 5 552595 5 U1 D' QHRSTCQ : Us f'ii1wa2B'sE E 03:34 I :3 v-. 1:-J 552552232 DP' ff 53429 if-:J H253--QW' FU awash- m tm 553335 :H wmmgzs U1 3- 2 to SEM...- QD2 25,335 H 52 Qgvqsgg' H '2 295201 tl: 'ogmgi 2 535415 F11 CN SA 22+ stil ECU EE U1 L J III Z Z F 0 Here is a person with much intelligence and good sense. Margie has a beautiful blush, pretty eyes, and a friendly smile. Say the word, and she will come to your aid, giving time and energy to the task, a characteristic which will prove valuable in the coming years. HUSEMARY Tl-IEHESA STRITEHUFF DIGGER 'Digger is our human dictionary. She is very intelligent, but in an unaffected and friendly way. Her short curly hair and beautiful eyes set off her attractive face. May she climb high on the ladder of success! JUAN ANN STUBHMAN WINDY ' 0 Ioan is a blithe little miss whose very manner shows that she is nonchalant. In her own unnoticed way, she spreads an atmosphere of mirth and mischief. Her keen sense of humor together with her readiness to help, will make a great success of her life. JUSTINE THEBESA STUHZIUNE uIUS1l 0 Here is a person with a sparkling personality and many friends. lessie's laughter often rings out, show- ing her jovial disposition. With these qualifications, Iustine should have no difficulty in securing a sound position in life. CHARLES EDWARD SUNNEHALB SUNNY 0 Ed is a fellow with a congenial and easy-going man- ner. He is always ready to lend a helping hand no matter what the task may be, and will go out of his way to be of assistance to those who need him. These noteworthy traits are hound to help him to reach a high level in life. Page Twenty nine PATRICIA ALIEE TAFPE 510 6t? j IIPATH 0 In the middle of a crowd you will usually find Pat, voicing her opinion. Active both in curricula and extra curricula activities we can always depend upon Pat to cooperate to the best of her ability. Pat will never be taken back by failures, but will be spurred on by them. 9W'd '..w we THUMAS CHARLES TRIPUDI TRIP 0 Trippy is a fellow with a keen sense of humor and although he has been in St. Ioseph's for a short While, he has made himself a class favorite. Known for his ability to p-lay the accordion, Trip usually supplies us with many hours of lively entertainment. With his fine outlook on life, Trip is bound to make his future prosperous. Page Thirty BARBARA ANN TUEH BARB 0 Here is a Well-informed person, who is also a very attractive girl. Curly hair, a nice smile, and very ex- pressive eyes combine to make a pretty face. Her honest and friendly manner and her determination to get ahead, will insure her a successful future. CATHERINE MARY WEST KITSY 0 When you think of Kitsy, you usually think of ball games. For there is nary a one she hasnt attended Never failing to stand up for what she believes right is one of her outstanding traits. Along with this and the fact that she possesses a keen mind, Kitsy should have little difficulty in accomplishing anything she sets out to do. MIHIAM RUSSELL THIS YEAR BOOK WOULD NOT be complete it honorable mention were not given to Miriam Russell, now known as Sister Maureen Rosarie of the Carmelite Sisters ot the Aged. The gain to the Oarmelite Order was our loss, but we know Miriam, who was voted the most popular Sophomore girl just before leaving, has found the greatest peace ot mind by answering God's oft-repeated call for her to enter the religious lite. Hidden beneath all her exterior popularity-for she was an outstanding cheerleader as well as one of the best liked in the school-Miriarn's thoughts must have been much deeper than even her closest friends imagined. For without even the slightest warning on February 2, 1948, Miriam departed for St. Patricks Home in the Bronx. Here she has been since, transferring only once to Avilla on the Hudson in Germantown, Where she is now preparing to take her vows. May Miriam's prayers and sacrifices accompany her classmates in all their endeavors throughout the years to come. Note: As this book goes to press, we are happy to announce that Sister Maureen has taken her vows of Poverty, Chastity and Obedience. Page Thirty-one NAME IOAN ARRIGHI ............ .......... ROSEMARY BAUER .. 1osEPH BECKER ........ ff f .... RICHARD BERTOLI ...... . VINCENT BRICCA ...... ALMA BROKHOFF ...... .......... HARRY CHINERY ........ .......... IRENE CONLON ........................ MARY LOU CREMINSI ............ AUDREY CURRAN .................... DOVIGLIA DEMON TE GERALD DESIMONE ..fffff ........ . IOHN DESIMONE .................... IOAN DIECKMANN .................. MARIA D'IMPERIO .... MARILYN DUBOIS ................ IOSEPH ENG ............. .......... DANIEL FLYNN ............ .......... IOHN GILDAY ............................ MARY HANDSCHIN .. .... .. SHEILA HARRINGTON ...fffffff DORIS HOEPPEL ........................ BERNICE TOUSKY .................... MARGARET KESSLER .............. GLORIA KIRCHMER ................ IOAN KLIENDIENST .................. MARY KRIEGER ........................ GILBERT LICAMELI .................. FRANK LOOS ........................... PATRICIA MAHON .................. ROBERT MCGREGOR ................ MARION MCGUIRE ...... ...... GERARD MCKEON ...... .......... EUGENE NEWMAN ...... .......... EUGENE PICARDI ...... .......... ANTHONY POLLIO .................. LILLIAN RAAB ............................ CATHERINE REYNOLDS ROBERT RIZZI ............................ MARGARET ROTH .................... SAL SALERNO .......................... WILLIAM SCHMELTZ ................ FLORENCE SKRATULIA .......... MARGARET SMITH .................. RICHARD SMITH ...................... MARGARET STANEK .............. ROSEMARIE STRITEHOFF IOAN STUHRMANN ......... IUSTINE STURZIONE ................ EDWARD SUNNEKALB ............ PATRICIA TAFFE .......... ....... THOMAS TRIPODI ...... .......... BARBARA TUCK ........ .......... CATHERINE WEST ...... .......... Page Thirty-two -.--.nv Senior Statistics PET SAYING Eek! .............................................. For Pete's Sake ........... Whoops! ...................................... What? ......... What, are you buqgY? No, thank you ......... ..--.......... You got rocks in your head? .... I hope to graduate .................... Pretty good, huh? ...................... O, Ho! ......................... I'm sorry ....... ............................ . .... To have and to hold .................. How about Aw-come Aw-come Where are Aw-come ROBERT Dosnovonsiivuifffff RoBERr DRITSCHEL ................ .. You know that? ........... on! ....... . ..... . ............ onl .......................... you going? on! .......................... what? ........... So what! ................. Wanna bet? ........ H11 .......................... Come on ......... Get outa here! ....... Let s eat . .............. . So what! ............ Hi, kids! ............ Oh, all right ........ I'I1l ...................... Evaporate Hey Pat! .......................... .Look at the Cadillac .................. That's okay ................... Let's jock Let's eat ....................... See you around ....... Give me a weed ....... Are you buqgY? ....... Oh, I guess so. ...... . What? ........................... How about that? ....... Don't jerk around ....... Baloney! -.---............ Ah, gee! ................... Wanna bet? ............... For goodness sake ....... Christopher Columbus ................ Yeah! ............................... .......... Iiminy crickets ............................ But look- .................................... You're cracking up ..................... You should have seen i Got a light, Bud? ........................ Oh, gee! t ...--...-........................... Did you lose your marbles? .... Oh, I see ........................................ For crying out loud! .................. PASTIME Knitting Sewing locking Going to classes Watching television Walking Beating up Newman Horseback riding Dancing Playing piano Listening to the radio Killing time Hanging around the corner Thinking Walking on Dewey Avenue Playing basketball Trying to sleep Painting Walking Sleeping locking Riding motorcycles Listening to the radio Vinny Playing the victrola Dancing Painting Loafing Doing nothing Movies Sleeping Eating locking Busky locking Fighting with Chinery Watching television Driving Sewing Sleeping Working Sewing Playing cards Tennis Movies Bike riding locking Loafing Loafing Playing cards Listening to the radio Cleaning guns Dancing Playing the accordion Listening to music Setting her hair AMBITION Secretary .................... Designer ............ A new Dodge ....... Go to college ....... To graduate ...... Baby sitter ....... To graduate ...... To travel ..................... Fashion designer ..... Model ...................... Typist .................. To graduate ............. Marry a rich girl ..... To graduate .......... Teacher .............. Engineer ........... Millionaire ................. Nurse ............................ Restaurant Business ..... Coach ....................... Undecided ............. Gym Teacher ...... To graduate ...... Artist .............. To travel ................. Disc Jockey ............... Interior Decorator ........ Senior Statistics PET PEEVE SPECIAL GRACE -Being called Ioanie ..... ........ D aintiness ......Getting up early ......Yankees ......Football practice ......1Football practice .....,Typing ......I-Iomework ......Sarcastic people ......lnsincere people ......,Childish people tapping foot ......Teachers ......Getting up ......Getting up early ......Dean's '49 Nash .........iPea soup ......Homework ......Undecided boys ........Long nails Ready answers Talking hair ........Blush ........Stylish clothes Cute features Sophistication Good looks ........Accent Nice smile Quietness Generosity Ambitious :Reserved ........Nice complexion ........Reliable .......Studying ........Height Getting up early ........................ Good looks ......Fedoras ......SloW pokes ......Long hair Undependable people Transcription .................. ........ ..............Liveliness Shyness ........Artistic ability Manners Giggle lnconsiderate boys ..... Disposition Secretary ............................. ...... S hort skirts .................. To graduate ................................ School ............. ...... Commercial photographer Disc Iockey .................................. Undecided ............. Basketball star ..... Business .............. None ....................... Undecided .................... Radio Technician .... Undecided ................. Radio actress ......... To retire .............. Get rich easy ...... Secretary ......... Bricklayer ....... Millionaire ................. Teacher ........................... .....- ...ua ...nn .....- .un- ........Likable ........Calmness ........Teachers ........Helpfulness Bad drivers ................... ........ S ense of humor ......,Impatient people ......Losing in card games Daydreaming hair Yellow shoes .................. ........ L ong dresses Going home early ....... ........ C rew cut ......Class meetings .tFootball practice ...... ........Height ........Charm A flat tire ....................... ........ C onstant grin 4 l told you so, people Being teased .................... ........,Talking ................Red hair Flynn ................................ ........ Ge stures Staying after school ........ ........ T urned-up nose Phonies ......................... ......... B lue eyes ......Getting up ......Homework To pass everything ........... ...... L osing a game .... Make a million dollars ............ Get married ..................... Reporter ........................ Veternarian ................... Laboratory technician ...... To graduate ................... Business ........... Mortician To succeed Typist ............ ....--, .....- -...na ........tDeep voice Shyness .........Absence A leach ......................... ........ F riendliness Getting up .................................... Blush ......iWaiting for someone ................Vocabulary -Size seven boots ....... . .... ....... . Nonchalance ,Typing ........................... ...... .. Laugh Taking books home ...... ......... C o-operation ,,..,,Academic girls .........Blond hair Football practice ......... ....... .Intelligence Thoughtless people riendliness ,,,Bossy people ............. . Schoolspirit Page Thirty-three Page Thirty-four We have II II II I II I I II II I I Il II Il We Have A - Bo-Bo Brokhoff Cubby DeMonte DeSimone Digger Harrington Harry Frankie Flynn McGregor Mahon McGuire Newman Pat Pic Roddy Polio Both Salerno Smith Sunnekalb Trip Tuck West Bauer Curran Lic Iune lack loans DuBois but no II II Il II I I II II I II II I Il II ll I ll II I Il ll I II I II II Il I II Newsom Go-Steady Bear Sauce Pizzeria O'Dell D. A. Truman Lane Errol Sportswear Woman Chevrolet Old Man Rub Shovel McDowell T. B. Berg Italy Corona Taxicab Fall Seam East Black Iam Taste Ianuary Iill Beach Girls Eau You Imagine IOAN ARRIGHI ........... ROSEMARY BAUER ....... IOE BECKER ................ RICHIE BERTOLI ......... VINNIE BRICCA .............. ALMA BROKHOFF ........ HARRY CHINERY .......... with straight hair without Gene without his hat not taking out his teeth not talking about football not running an errand for Sr. Bertille not blushing IRENE CON LON .................. ............................................. n ot grubbing MARY LOU CREMIN S ....... ......... n ot being able to dance AUDREY CURRAN .............. .................. n ot chewing gum DOVIGLIA DEMONTE ...... MARILYN DUBOIS .......... MARIA D'IMPERIO ........ JOAN DIECKMANN ...... IOHN DESIMONE ............... IERRY DESIMONE ............. ROBERT DRITSCHEL ........ ROBERT DOBROVODSKY IOE ENG ............................. DANNY FLYNN ................ .... IACK GILDAY ................ MARY HANDSCHIN ........ SHEILA HARRINGTON .... DORIS HOEPPEL ................. BERNICE IOUSKY ............. MARGARET KESSLER ..... GLORIA KIRCHMER ...... IOAN KLIENDIENST ...... GILBERT LICAMELI ....... FRANK LOOS ............... PAT MAHON .................. ROBERT MCGREGOR ........ MARION MCGUIRE ....... RODDY MCKEON ............ EUGENE NEWMAN ........ GENE PICARDI .............. ANTHONY POLLIO ......... LILLIAN RAAB ................... CATHERINE REYNOLDS . ROBERT RIZZI ..................... MARGARET ROTH ......... SAL SALERNO ................... .. not having cute dimples without her knitting not being generous not having nice clothes without a smile without his accent growing an inch a day being lost for words finding school work hard staying awake in class ......... .... being serious not being in a hurry making noise not collecting money not being polite without her laugh not being friendly without Margie Stanek being lost for an answer without his sense of humor not being late not being at Werner's with a short dress without a crewcut not passing remarks without his charm without his car not talking about Richie not at St. Cecilids . ..... . being a speedy typist a dependable person without his curly hair WILLIAM SCHMELTZ .......... ......................... t alking in school FLORENCE SKRATULIA ..... ...... W ithout a friendly smile MARGARET SMITH .......... ........ w ith perfect attendance RICHARD SMITH ........... ......................... W ith a frown MARGARET STANEK ...... .................... n ot laughing IOAN STUHRMAN ............. being serious ROSEMARIE STRITEHOPPUI .... ....................... n ot being tmeiiigem IUSTINE STURZIONE .......... ................................................ b eing tall EDWARD SUNNEKALB ......... PATRICIA TAFFE ............. TOM TRIPODI .................. BARBARA TUCK ......... CATHERINE WEST ......... not in the library with Sr. Bertille being quiet not being hungry .. .............. without 902 not going to a game Page Thirty-five SENIUH I :XXI l. l. Most Cooperative ROSEMARY BAUER, GILBERT LICAMELI 2. Best Athlete BERNICE IOUSKY, IOSEPH BECKER 3. Best All Around MARY HANDSCHIN, ROBERT DOBROVODSKY 4. Best Personality DORIS HOEPPEL, ANTHONY POLLIO 5. Clcrss Cuties MARGARET ROTH, GERARD MCKEON B. Most School Spirit CATHERINE WEST. RICHARD SMITH ' 7. Best Looking AUDREY CURRAN. ROBERT MCGREGOR 8. Best Dressed BARBARA TUCK, HARRY CHINERY 3 Z l -f' 1 9. Best Dcxncer MARGARET KESSLER, FRANK LOOS 10. Most Likely to Succeed FLORENCE SKRATULIA, IOSEPH ENG ll. Best Student ROSEMARIE STRITEHOFF, JOAN DIECKMANN 12. Class Cutup IRENE CONLON. THOMAS TRIPODI 13. Most Retiring IOAN KLEINDIENST, ROBERT DRITSCHEL 14. Most Courteous MARY KRIEGER, GERALD DQSIMONE 15. Most Popular GLORIA KIRCHMER, JOHN GILDAY Page Thirty-eight n ,Q V ' SE 10131 HUSTEH IOAN ARRIGHI ............. ROSEMARY- BAUER ........ IOSEPH BECKER .......... RICHARD BERTOLI ........ VINCENT BRICCA ....... ALMA BROKHOFF ....... HARRY CHINERY ............ IRENE CONLON ...................... 453 Columbia Avenue, Cliffside Park, N. I. 6409 Broadway, West New York, N. I 85 Lincoln Street, Fairview, N.I 7503 Second Avenue, North Bergen,N.I 259 Walker Street, Cliffside, N.I 7712 'Smith Avenue, North Bergen, N. I 906 66 Street, West New York, N .I 4611 Park Avenue, Union City, N.I MARY LOU CREMINS ................................ 6824 Adams Street, Guttenberg, N. I. AUDREY CURRAN ................ DOVIGLIA DEMONTE ........... GERALD DESIMONE ....... IOHN DESIMONE ......... 5806 Meadow View Avenue, North Bergen, N. I. 208-65 Street, West New York, N. I. 230 Edgewater Road, Cliffside, N. I 203-7 Street, Fairview, N.I IOAN DIECKMANN ............................................ 391 Park Avenue, Fairview, N.I MARIA D'IMPERIO ............ 6415 Bergenline Avenue, West New York.N.I ROBERT DOBROVODSKY ............ 6402 Palisade Avenue, West New York, N . I ROBERT DRITSCHEL .............. MARILYN DUBOIS .............. IOSEPI-I ENG ............ DANIEL FLYNN ....... IOHN GILDAY ................. MARY HANDSCHIN ......... SHEILA HARRINGTON .... .... DORIS HOEPPEL ................. BERNICE IOUSKY ............... 7607 Hudson Boulevard, North Bergen, N. I. 422-56 Street, West New York, N. I. 7104 Park Avenue, Guttenberg,N. I. 333-60 Street, West New York,N.I. 209-64 Street, West New York,N.I 422 Columbia Avenue, Cliffside, N. I. I 6208 Palisade Avenue, West New York, N. 6005 Madison Street, West New York, N. I. I 301-54 Street, West New York, N. MARGARET KESSLER ........ ......................... 1 25-63 Street, West New York, N. I. GLORIA KIRCHMER ...... IOAN KLEINDIENST ....... MARY KRIEGER ........... GILBERT LICAMELI ........ FRANK LOOS .............. PATRICIA MAHON ......... ROBERT MCGREGOR ......... MARION MCGUIRE ......... GERARD MCKEON .......... EUGENE NEWMAN ....... EUGENE PICARDI ............ ANTHONY POLLIO ......... LILLIAN RAAB ..................... CATHERINE REYNOLDS ....... ROBERT RIZZ1 ..................... MARGARET ROTH ................ SALVATORE SALERNO ..... WILLIAM SCHMELTZ ..... PLORENCE SKRATULIA MARGARET SMITH ............ RICHARD SMITH ............... ROSEMARIE STRITEHOFF 6819 Hudson Boulevard, North Bergen,N.I. 230-72 Street, North Bergen, N. I. 416-65 Street, West New York, N. I. 6110 Washington Street, West New York, N. I. I 1112-16 Street, North Bergen, N. 219 Washington Place, Cliffside, N. I. 21-66 Street, West New York, N. I. 6401 Hudson Avenue, West New York, N. I. 310-60 Street, West New York,N. I. 318-65 Street, West New York,N.I. 425 North Eight Street, Fairview, N. I. 7706 Bergenline Avenue, North Bergen, N. I. 8010 Third Avenue, North Bergen, N. I. 433-74 Street, North Bergen,N.I. 8300 Second Avenue, North Bergen,N. I. 6034 Tyler Place, West Ne wYork, N. I. 221 Cliff Street, Cliffside, N. I. 123-76 Street, North Bergen N.I 439-65 Street, West New York, N.I 42-64 Street, West New York, N. I. York, N. I 409-62 Street, West New 329-72 Street, North Bergen,N.I MARGARET STANEK ............ ......................... 6415 Hudson Avenue, West New York, N.I IOAN STUI-IRMANN ............... ...................... 7 211 Broadway, North Bergen, N. I l USTIN E STURZIONE ....,....... EDWARD SUNNEKALB ......... PATRICIA TAFFE ................ THOMAS TRIPODI .......... BARBARA TUCK ............. CATHERINE WEST ......... iff-,. 116-70 Street, Guttenberg,N.I 101-61 Street, West New York,N. I. 429-61 Street, West New York, N. I. 13 Glen Street, Cliffside, N. I. 6601 Boulevard East, West New York, N. I. 31-64 Street, West New York,N.I. Last Will and Testament o We, the class of lune 1950, being of sound mind and possessing our faculties, do hereby leave this as our last will and testament: To our Reverend Pastor, Father Connor, and his associate priests: Our sincere gratitude for their guidance and religious instruction. To Sister Evarista: The deepest respect and admiration, not only from the Seniors, but from all the students in our school. To Sister Marie Augusta: ' ' ' A new bus line that will have all the students here on time, and a radar machine to detect cutters. To Sister Ioseph Marie and the Chemistry Lab: An air-conditioning system to make that part of the building sweet and fresh, and avoid future disturbances in the library. To Sister Miriam Francis: A fresh batch of stenographers and the largest dictionary available so the girls will have no trouble spelling certain words. To Sister Cecilia Francis: A school without any sports activities, and a bookkeeping class that knows its debits and credits. To Mr. Hammock: A specially constructed desk and chair to enable him to sit still and a p-latform for him to pace up and down on when he is uncomfortable. To Sister Loretta Marie: A new supply 'of history workbooks, each with different questions and written in languages which only their individual owners can read. To Sister Bertille: A modernistic library, complete with the newest books and magazines, and two extra-large silence posters. To Sister Christopher: The latest thing in joke books and a life-long subscription to a currently popular French newspaper. To Sister Mary Augustine: A special absentee chart that will enable her to know at a single glance how many are absent and an out-door class so she can have plenty of fresh air. To Miss Sheehan: Nineties for all her Spanish students, and Seniors who can speak more Spanish than just Yo hablo espanol. To Mr. Monaco: . A senior girls' gym class minus wagging tongues: and a highly suc- cessful l950 football season. 'I'o the Iuniors: Two completely up-to-date classrooms, modernized to fit all their needs: and a prayer for success in their last year in school. To the Sophomores: The hope that a year of maturity will have impressed them as it impressed us. To the Freshmen: The hope that they will have as much happiness, traveling through their remaining years in school, as we have had. . ' 1 Page Thirty-nine S If I U l 1 5 SESHIU Trcmscription Typing Religion BZ! 'S' .,,' fwifwm 1 ' fi?- wx., .L lg V , Q A T Ni-gif? u- Hf'fk'1 - Q1f5f':,f'k . .gtigy I rn -hue .,. 1:22. .av -4... K Q .-24... ... -I Hv' W' 'vm ' W- ' ,....ar iw, UUH LIBRARY IT WAS OUR PRIVILEGE as seniors to help with the annual display of Catholic periodicals for the exhibit of Catholic Press month. This year's display which consisted of Catholic newspapers, periodicals, pamphlets and books, was most inspiring and surpassed all previous exhibits. To keep the mind and heart in unison with the thoughts and feelings of the Church is the desired effect of the Press Exhibit. With the hope to acquaint the parents as well as the students with as much and as varied reading Page Forty-two material under Catholic auspices as possible in order to of-fset the secular press so bent on filling the minds of young and old alike with harmful information, students were encouraged to take sample copies of the many and varied magazines home for the purpose of spreading Catholic periodicals. We hope that this affair fulfilled its two-fold aim: to create a desire to read good, correct informative literature and to introduce a Catholic paper in every home. -fs I fax iff' E35 6 X x K . X XX EDITCR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR Margaret Rath Florence Skratulja THE 1950 JUSEPAI. EDITCDRIAL STAFF o Catherine West, Margaret Rath, Florence PHQTOGRAPHY Sr A Skratutja, Ioan Arr-tqtu, Ivlarqaret Kepsster, Darn: T FF Hoeppel, Barbara Tuck, joseph Eng, Robert o Gerard Tierney, Thomas Maqrrer Dabrgvgdgky ., u -i.'1g4.-H' - BUSINESS MANAGER Mary I-Iaridsciiiri ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Audrey Curran BUSINESS STAFF o Audrey Curran, Mary Haridsciiin Gloria Kirchriier, Caiheririe Reyroids Marilyn Du Bois, Patricia Mahon TYPISTS 0 Margaret IiessIer, Mariori McGuire, Doris H0eppeI, Rosemarie Siriieiiorf, Margaret Siiiiiii, Alma Brcfidioii, SIieiIa I'IrIIIIIIljIOII. GUAIIIIIAN UI' THE PALISAUES EDITORIAL STAFF Barbara Tuck, Ioan Arrtqhi, Shirley Prince, Rosemarie Stritehoti, Pnyhss Bussanich, Martha StienIer, Catherine Zuntn. CO-EDITORS Mary I-Iandscnin Mary Lou Crerntns TYPISTS Marion McGuire, Marqaret KessIer, Doris Hoe-pf pel, Marqaret Smith, Rosemarie Stritehoff, AIma Brokhott, Ioan Dieckmann, Doviqlta De Monte. C0-BUSINESS MANAGERS KathIeen SuIItvan, Dorothy Fitzpatrick MIMEOGRAFI-I STAFF G1Ibert Licarneh, WiIIia111 Schrnelz, Edward Sunnekalb, I-Iarry Chinery, Robert Drttsctxet RIQRORIIQIRS MariIyn Gionaternpo, Ioan Baer, Ioan Sullivan, Anne Haviltck, EIste UrsrtheIer, Iean AieIIo, Catherine West, Mary Krieger. I rl' THE HAUIU WURESHUP 0 Roberta Aanew, loan Behr, Iohn Boyle, Rita DeBonis, Robert Dobrovodsky, Dorothy Fitzpatrick, Ida Flynn, Walter lolinson, Anno llavlicek, Nina Paternite, lohn Perry, lohn Scarnecchia, loan Sullivan THE RADIO WORKSHOP was this year. Members study radio broadcast- in actual have ap- orqanized ina techniques and take part broadcasts. Up to Easter, they peared in tive dramatic broadcasts over Radio Station WAAT. They are as follows: The l-lippocratic Oath: The Angelus Bell, The Princess: Conchas Wishing Chair, The Unwillina ltnaae. They have been invited to appear in a weekly series ot dramatized events from history, on two other radio stations. These proqrarns are part of their plans for the rest of the school year and tor the next season. Page Potty vm n llzlrrnzral Cluh Fmt! re-r Cassidy, MgJd2YGfOf Mr.L0:nc1rd Dian, Instructor Gerard Trerney Idmr Flynn Tlrcwrrrcrs Mcrqner Dorothy Fitzpfrtrrck Riigr Do Bonis R wsernfrry Liccrrnoli Rnrvrtgr Agnew Inhn Bratz Rim McfGrCrH1 Mcnilyn Gigrncriiernpo Icasorwir Ashe-nden Kcxihloon Sladich Inseplr Icrnneson leon Aiello Insyco Kircihrnor v ? H E Flrarerrce Skrcrrulju Ccrtlrorrrre Reynolds Mury Hundsclnn Bnrbrrru Tuck Iocrn Stuhrrnarrn Doviqlrcr DQ Monte Roserncrry Bauer Mcrrqcrret Stnnek Patricia Terre Marin Dflrrnverirn Junior Had Cross Roberta Agnew loan Bauer loan Behr Dolores Bell Alina Brolchoii Phyllis Bussanich Philoniena Capano Rita DeBonis Dorothy Fitzpatrick Sheila Harrington Rosernary Licarneli Patricia Mangan Mary Ellen McElwre Cecila Modzelewski Dixie Rainwater Marie Noonan lrene Sanders Ellen Scoslcie Martha 'Stiehler Florence Slcratulia Marqaret Sinith loan Stuhrniann lustine Sturzione Cathleen Sullivan Elsie Urscheler Marilyn Wojcicki Catherine Zunin Phyllis Bussanish Rosemarie Eilaell Patricia Leake Ruth Miller Theresa Qstyn Rose Principe Martha Steihler Eniifriiierniiy uf Eliristifin Uuctriiiti Mary Krieger, Chairman Anne Havlicek, Secretary lda Flynn, Treasure ae Forty The Browning Ui Mary ,J THE LLFUBGY HONQRS OUR BLESSED MOTHER in various Ways: includ- ing prayers, hymns, pageants, processions and many other devotions. One of the traditional annual customs is dedicating the month ot May to Our Lady and crowning her image as our Queen and our Mother. At St. loseph's this devotion to Our Blessed Mother has not been al- leviated and, again this year, we enjoyed the privilege of honoring Mary in our usual May Procession with Gloria Kirchrner crowning Our Lady air- tended by: loan Arrighi, lrene Conlon, Mary Lou Cremins, Mary l-landschin, Patricia Mahon, Lillian Raab, Catherine Reynolds and Audrey Curan. Page Fifty ya NN PA KN QQQ 1.05 , ox fO ss ,Q , Q4 1? I' NN an f S X, s! sf' 14' ' ! 41 ,o,o,o,4Q l. x., ' ' 4 L I 5 -6 I Q , , .1 ..f ' -. .Iv I . ., N, J '1 'r I Q 1.4 0 First row, left to right: B. Doran, I. Diss, H. Chinery, W. MacEldowney, W. McKeever, Captain: S. Alerno, V. Bricca, I. Tighe, D. Coss, T. Roberts, A. Bonovito, I. Cromie. 2nd row: Coach Sam Monaco, R. Rosa, C. Thogode, R. West, R. Bertoli, G. DeSimone, I. Becker, D. Bruzzesi, R. Dobrovodsky, E. Picardi, I. Best, I. DeSimone, R. Bock, T. Tripodi, Assistant Coach A. Saracino. 3rd row: A. Schwertzler, A. Scheidler, I. Carol, R. Mahoney, P. Vetrone, I. Coco, M. Malady, R. O'Connor, F. Bowman, B. Keating, Football C. Trimarchi. HAVlNG SUCH TEAMS as Emerson, Union Hill, Demarest and Trenton Catholic on their schedule, the Blue 'Iays really had their work cut out for them. Under their new coach Sam Monaco, they started the season oft smoothly by beating a highly favored St. Mary's of Rutherford, 20-13. However, St. Ioseph's lost its second start by taking a 22-12 beating from lmmaculate Conception of Montclair and dropped a real close one to Demarest, when with less than halt a minute to play, a fourth down despera- tion pass by Demarest nipped St. Ioseph's by a score of 12-6. This certainly was no pre- view ot what was to come. ln the next two brilliantly p-layed games our team held Emerson to only 20 points, and upset Union Hill by a startling score of 7-6. Finishing out the season by beating Bayonne Tech 25-03 Queen of Peace 20-195 St. Michaels 26-7 and losing to Trenton Catholic 40-6, the Blue Iays ended the season with a respect- able 5-4 record. All through the season our boys went into these games with the spirit to win and never let down till the final Whistle was blown. But still during this rough schedule, St. Ioe's matched teams more powerful than their own even to the end, and it this is the proof of what they can do now - - - well, all we can say is HUDSON COUNTY LOOK OUT ! St. Ioseph's 20 St. Mary's, Rutherford 13 Sl- lOS9Dl'1'S U EITISYSOHI UNCH CNY 20 6 Immaculate Conception 12 25 PUlCISki TGCTI, BCIYOHYIQ U 29 Queen ef Peace 19 7 UIHOI1 Hill, UI'1101'1 City' 6 6 Demarest, Hoboken 12 26 St. Michaels Union City 7 6 Trenton Catholic 40 Page Fifty-two o EU!-XCH MUNAEU ANU HENIUH STARS W- N av - -. 'N M, A ,, V wp, ' ,, ...W , A W ' A ' M , an M M f fQh H f V Af-'gs .,, ww, ,A , ..., --N- - -- 4, , 'M ., - . 4' fx-'V 'F I.. 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', .WW VK 'W, 2 2' w. mw'a . x I Mir , a , 4 f www W-Nm , ,WJ ,-B .Mi A -f - 3 A .jfaml affzzf - 'wma m + Wg.,-f 94 Q ,Qs 35855 'W'?!?'fX3'.nfi ' -wed vsbwiiillwi' Nz WNW MAJUHETTES v J, filo if JF' 3, 'Tm y-six Shirley Prince Rosemary Licarneli Roberta Agnew Kathleen Black Gloria De Barry losephine Harrington Cathleen Marquardt Kathleen Sladich lacqueline Potts Patricia Leake Geraldine Thompson Dolores Whelan loyce Kirchrner MISS GRACE DOBBS Director CHEERLEADERS Y-I' CO-CAPTAIN Mary Lou Cremins THE CHEERLEADERS, under the direction of their captain Mary Handschin, have proved themselves to be one of the outstanding squads in the county. Their pep and enthusiasm echo throughout all the games we play. Hats off to these girls who have done such a fine job of cheering our teams bjh in victory and in defeat. - K, if 3 -.1 -'J' -E, ,Nav ..j .tlY.,. - 1' PM-Pi. .4 Mary Lou Cremins .0 Pat Coffey PatMcKenna Carole Maclntyre Eileen Maclntyre Helen Vigneron Sally Connolly Mary Handschin CAPTAIN Mary Handschin Page Fifty-seven St. Ioseph's Opponents 44 ........ St. Rose Belmar 35 60 ........ Demarest 44 35 ........ Memorial 40 40 ........ St. Michaels 47 58 ...,,... Alumni 53 39 ........ St. Rose Belmar 32 38 ........ Holy Family 43 44 ........ Union Hill 46 49 ........ Emerson 65 52 ........ St. Michael's 46 48 ...,.... St. Mary's Ruth. 39 53 ........ Holy Family 42 53 ........ Weehawken 31 65 ........ Weehawken 32 42 ........ Emerson 50 51 .,...... Demarest 31 38 ........ Union Hill 39 49 ........ Memorial 57 60 ........ St. Mary's 37 l 9 lil X Ps g ,Y v x. K' ,Rye K 7 O E Rho STANDING: Richard Bertoli, Charles Thoqode, Danny Flynn, Robert McKean. KNEELING: joseph D Chl' XL Becker, lack Gilday, Willie McKe-ever, William MacEIdowney, Thomas Iordan. Missing: Gene A lflxi I VXI 9 Black, Ronnie Ivory. x wx' V' ,- K F l THE SPIRIT OF SAINT IOSEPI-I'S really ran true during the course of the season as the State Catholic B Champs INISIAAD, showed them how. For the real ability of our team came into play during the tournament games from which we emerged victorious. As we reached the semi-finals after overpowering such teams as Immaculate Conception, Saint Michaels, Holy Family, to play a highly touted Our Lady of the Valley: St. Ioseph's astounded our opponents and came through with a smashing 48-43 victory that made the county, and even the state, take notice. Now estab- lished as Northern New lersey Sectional Champs, our boys had a real task before them to meet the favored Red Bank Catholic High School for the championship game. But our team came through in a maze of glory. Led by Page Fifty-eight Basketball their capable coach, Carl Harden, the Blue lays matched Red Bank man for man in the first half, the score being 23-21 in favor of Red Bank. In the second half it was altogether different: for the brilliancy St. loseph's had shown throughout the season was even more noticeable now, and the Saints defeated Red Bank Catholic 48-39. This victory was not a surprise to manyg for the Blue lays had held such powerhouses as Emerson, Union Hill, and Saint Peter's to as low as three and several times one point. Saint Uoseph's finished the season with a neat I5-I0 record. In this high- light of victory we would like to extend our congratulations to: Coach Carl Harden-may he keep up his splendid work: all the mem- bers of the Varsity who made team play their sloganAwe're proud of you. IOHN GILDAY COACH HARDEN IOSEPH BECKER DANIEL FLYNN RICHARD BERTOLI Pun Q Fifiy .-2 ,V AL. zf 'D 's .,, 'ff . , LX ? '- 35, L f I , ygx 5-K fm 9515 .lb 4 1 ar '-'WA M , , il tx, ff 5: 'k Y 'M 2 I l if 4 .w 1 ,f- 'ew I i'v Q4 W. wwf . ' 5' ,Q waz. ,V 2 'I A MW .44 SQ! sw S i i , ww.. 1 . C -. ws Q . K , , Q- X Y -fi-fkiw' Qi rx 'i 117 If, 1 V Junior Varsityjlaskethall Tearri W Donald Coss loseph Cromie Bernie Doran Roddy McKean Thornas Roberts Robert Rosa Paul Vetrone Ray West Richie Smith lirnrny Diss Andy Bonavito lohn Tiqhe lohn Perry lack Best Anthony Yankovich Iohn Mawe 5 I , , -y.- .K Lluriiur Varsity ljlierirliiiirlierss Page Sixty-two Kathleen Black Philoniena Capano Rose Connolly Gloria DeBari Corrinne Mazzochi loyce Mary Patricia Pianqhi lanet Roy . . 1 ix i,i..-el -,, Baseball 0First row, left to right: Ralph Affuso, Roddy McKean, Vinnie Bricca, Ted Bender, William Schwertzler, Bill Mac- Eldowney, Standing: Ray West, loe Cromie, Charlie Thogode, Billy Vercelli, Iohn Tighe, Mike Malady, Richie Smith lCaptainl, lack Perry, Tony Saracino, CCoachl. WHEN COACH TONY SARACINO first called for candidates to start the 1950 baseball season he met a group of boys anxious and willing to see action on the diamond. Practicing on the Woodcliffe field, Coach Saracino, encouraged by the showing of his boys, decided on the' following for these positions: o Pitchers: G. McKeon, W. MacEldowney, I. Perry, R. Affuso. Catcher: R. West. First Base: C. Thogode. Second Base: B. Vercelli. Third Base: I. Cromie. Shortstop: R. Smith, V. Bricca. Outfielders: T. Tighe, M. Malady, B. McKeon, T. Bender, B. Schwertzler. We know that when St. Ioe's nine make their appearance on the field, the opposing team, no matter what the odds, can expect a fight to the finish. April 8 April 18 April2l April 25 April 28 May 5 May 8 Dickinson Jnion Hill Emerson Demarest ' Holy Family Holy Family St. Michael's Iune Schedule Away Home Home Home Home Away Away 6 Weehawken May May May May May May Iune Weehawken St. Michael's Memorial Memorial Union Hill Emerson Demarest Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Away Page Sixty-three 13 rw-fi nah .J f-Q 'r iii ..-- . ,S L S v, g if. L . ,J .A , .... 5 , -. N., X 4 Qi, ,, s x A A 1 ' in Q M .,,,,. K., 1 'W A Q95 UN E? Q , b J, R 2 Q 3 2 E2 2 Q E' U m- ? E T Q 3 gb , ? 0'-I X ELEVEN UNE President .............. Vice-President ........ Secretary ............ Treasurer ............. Banlca, David Bardzell, Daniel Behan, Patrick Best, Iohn Black, Eugene Bock, Raymond Boyle, Iohn Collins, Iohn Coss, Donald Doran, Bernard Eng, Iohn Franz, William Hliboke, Bernard Ivory, Ronald Iohnson, Walter William McKeever Robert McKean Charles Thogode William Vercelli Iordan, Thomas McEldoWney, William McKeever, William McKean, Robert Maurice, Frank Derry, Iohr' Scheideler, Albert Schwerzler, Anthony Scarnechia, Iohn Thogode, Charles Tierney, Gerard Todd, lames Triggiano, Carmen Vercelli, William Whelan, George Witham, Edward Page Sixty-six GENERAL President ...... Vice-President Secretary ....... Treasurer ...... Brotz, Victoria Capano, Philornena Connolly, Sally Deniateis, loan Dunne, Doris Govia, Olga Hall, Ellen Heldrnan, Lorraine Hughes, Patricia Iousky, Anna Marck, Carole Marcesca, Mary Lou McGauley, Florence O'Grady, Veronica O'l-lagan, loan Paternite, Nina E L E V E T W U CLASS orricsas Roy, lanet Sanders, lrene Senor, Patricia Schuck, Barbara Socolich, Mary Suszynski, Catherine Thiele, Muriel Thornton, leananne Urscheler, Elsie Ziegler, Gloria ACADEMlC Black, Kathleen Castello, Virginia Corley, Patricia DeBari, Gloria Corrine Mazzacchi Philomena Capano Sally Connolly Ianet Roy Dorigo, Gloria Fitzpatrick, Dorothy Havelicelc, Ann Langan, Margaret Langan, Mary Lou Maclntyre, Eileen Marquardt, Kathleen Mazzacchi, Corrine McGrath, Kathleen Mercurio, Virginia Mory, loyce Osterrnan, Arlene Pianghi, Patricia Prince, Shirley Roberts, Patricia Sullivan, Cathleen Whelan, Dolores Page Sixty-seven President ....... Vice-President Secretary ....... Treasurer ......... Amrnermuller, Paul Bruzzesi, Dominick Barcarola, Louis Diss, Iames Bender, Theodore Bonavito, Andrew Betram, Louis Basil, Edward Benedict, Tame-s Boman, Donald Cromie, Ioseph CLASS OFFICERS Donzella, Salvatore Dalton, Raymond Evelich, Vincent Fagan, Donald Fallon, Vincent Greenslade, Iohn lvaldi, Donald Iuliano, Kenneth Lavato, Louis McGee, Iarnes Malady, Michael Raymond West William Rina Charles McKenna Richard O'Connor McKenna, Charles Nemetz, Ioseph O'Connor, Ricard Palleqrino, Carmen Rinq, William Schmeltz, Ioseph Sunnekalb, Anthony Treqer, Iames West, Raymond Walmsley, William Page Sixty-eight 4 -r h 'D '-I lg 'L .I K X lr. 4',,, ' t 4 TE TWU CLASS CEFICERS President ............................................................... Vice-President Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... Abato, loan Agnew, Roberta Bell, Patricia Butler, Eileen Calicchio, Mary Connolly, Margaret Farenholz, Dorothy Harrington, losephine Licarneli, Rosemary Loughlin, Winifred Marguccio, Evelyn Miller, Ruth Mountain, Betty O'Brien, Ann O'Grady, Mildred Ostyn, Theresa Paternite, Mary Peterson, Marion Placet, Audrey Principe, Rose Rainwater, Dixie Reynolds, Mary Roth, Mildred Schwab, Geraldine Steihler, Martha Theis, Valerie Thompson, Geraldine Tonachio, Barbara Vigneron, Helen Zunin, Catherine TEN TWO ACADEMIC Aiello, lean Angotti, loan Bauer, loan Behr, 'Ioan Bell, Dolores Phyliss Bussanich Rita DeBonis Dolores Bell Marie Noonan Bussanich, Phyllis D'Attilio, Theresa DeBonis, Rita DeStefano, Gloria Flynn, Ida Hangley, Rosalie McElWreath, Mary Maclntyre, Carole Mangan, Patricia McKenna, Patricia Modzelewslci, Cecilia Noonan, Marie Rzempoluck, Dorothy Scoskie, Ellen Sidoti, Iacqueline Sorvillo, Gloria Stacknick, Irene Swanson, loan Woicicki, Marilyn Page Sixty-nine f t NINE UNE v 1 t x x M xx U Page Seventy A! pri gm all 6,1 ,VI 1 Wi 1 K! CLASS CFPICERS President .................................................................... Iames Feeney Vice-President ...... ..... D onald Sullivan Secretary .......... ....... T homas West Treasurer ....... ....... T erence Boyle Ambrose, Iohn Anton, Thomas Bailey, Arnold Bardzell, Leonard Binko, Ioseph Boyle, Terence Brotz, Iohri Buckman, Thomas Carroll, William Caso, Richard Coco, loseph Cyr, Joseph Devoto, Andrew Dickman, Richard Doran, lames Feeney, lohn Feeney, lames Gerbino, Anthony Hauser, Richard l-lelbiq, Frank Maaner, Thomas Mahoney, Regis Martinelli, Franklin Mawe, lohn Nolan, Maurice Noll, Eugene Raneri, Charles Reichert, George Reynolds, loseph Roberts, Thomas Rosa, Robert Scheidler, William Stuhrmann, Thomas Sullivan, Donald Theuer, Iohn Tiqhe, lohn Vetrone, Paul West, Thomas Woodcoclc, Robert Yankovich, Anthony York, lames fi 'ff - if EVM cLAss orificisris F A D Qngesident .................................................................... Frances Clark V f , l Vice-President ....... ...... T heresa McGuire JP J Ip I cretary ......... ..... T heresa Garquilo J :, A Qasure J... .... Catherine Stephan . ,T i ' N A Ardito, Georqinne Kirchnier, loyce Lealce, Patricia Lista, Caroline Macaane, Mary Madden, Elizabeth Mahoney, Barbara Massarini, Eleanor Maturo, Geraldine McGauley, loan McGrath, Rita McGuire, Theresa McMahon, Maraar Neinets, Ann Potts, lacaueline Romano, Carole et Sabadas, Rose Marie Sisinni, loan Sladich, Kathleen Stephan, Catherine Sullivan, loan Tolland, Alice Wurider, Martha 'NINE TWU K. t Budka, Virginia Buckley, Muriel Cacacie, Barbara Cavanaqh, Barbara Clark, Frances Connolly, Theresa Coogan, Margaret DaCorte, Lucy Davis, Margaret Eibell, Rosemarie Farley, Hilda C-aqliardi, Marie Ganibuzza, lennie Garquilo, Theresa Lane, Grace Gianatienipo, Marilyn Greens, Sylvia lannone, Rita loy, Lucille Kaplan, Carol N 1 N Page Sevr ity one cynuf' ' ' z- U' I . - 1 ef .g .r . Y I CLASS OFFICERS President .......... ..................................................... L ouis Taurozzi Vice-President .... ....... I ohn Mawe Secretary ..... ..... I ames Caiiaro Treasurer ........ ...... E ileen Iannsen Afiuso, Ralph Ashenden, Ioseph Byrnes, Marilyn Carlaro, llarnes Capuzzi, Gabriella Caulfield, Lois Collins, Thomas Coyle, Iacqueline Dickman, Robert Dilworth, Iames Egger, Rita Ferrera, Ioseph Page Seventy-two NINE THREE Govia, Eileen Hoffman, Ann Loretta Iamieson, Ioseph Ianssen, Eileen Kirby, Dolores Mahon, Rita Mahoney, Patricia McDonald, Patricia McDonald, Thomas McGavin, Yola Mountain, lane Moore, Iohn Nadler, Barbara O'Shea, Lenore Petro, Marita Schumann, lnge Schweitzer, Joan Schwerzler, Clair Taurozzi, Louis Thalmann, Iohn Tourso, Peter Iones, Evelyn Wunder, George 't .af Q ,rff-M' -t i 5 cl-mnwledqements 'J The Seniors wish to express their sincere gratitude to: i 5 Father Cassidy for his tremendous personal sacrifice in the preparation of this yearbook, and his two willing and efficient assistant photographers, Tom Magner and Ierry Tierney. All the Sisters and lay faculty members for their patience during many inter- rupted periods. The Students who cooperated with us in all our undertakings. Mr. 'I. Pierre Lassons of the Colyer-Roux Printing Company for his valuable suggestions and courtesy to the moderator, editor and staff. The Mateme Studio for their efficient service in our photographic work. Our Patrons, Patronesses, Boosters, Advertisers and Subscribers whose generosity made our 1950 annual possible. To these and to the many other friends and supporters not specifically mentioned but deeply appreciated, we say once more a sincere and heartfelt Thank You! THE 1950 IOSEPAL STAFF t' Page Seventy-three JJ .- 4 F: .L '- 3.7 !l!!!lg!!!l!ll!l!!ll!!!!!!!!!!l! fw1wfi'MwfJwmwf1mfnmx'um,cm,Qn-W wWm'WBM?ffWwfQfWvWQwmVmW,i' . - , R' it X , o o g,,,. 4 4 . ?'f K 1 - 0 ,A W W 9 -N N .,,.,. ...,. 41 , :sv- . g - . 3 rf, ,n Q f, A-LG' K .WM 1. j it ' A ' 5 .yah .1 H y.. t gf,,,., V . . 'A x ' 4 Q. X n 1 uP'q, H- Q 'ff ,..,, VA. Q 1 , M.' r 4 1 . HV. 1, 'Lu '241x3m Q , . 1 I . 5 -Y .n, i M X wk:-'15 69 X 421 KERHSE NS VHUT I E Page Seventy-six An Aunt Arthur Becker Ice Becker Marie Becker Richard Bertoli Mr. and Mrs. D. Bricca Broadway Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. T. Brunner Mr. Harry Chinery, Sr. Mr. Harry Chinery Mrs. H. J. Chinery Mr. James Chinery Miss Marian Chinery Mary Lou Cremins Daisy Baby Shop Mrs. M. Daulman Nick Dottens Mr. and Mrs. A. Desimone Mr. and Mrs. A. Desimone Mrs. Maria Dobrovodsky D. Farighian Mr. J. Gilday Mrs. J. Gilday Jack Gilday Mary Gilday Mr. and Mrs. R. Hammock Mr. and Mrs. Harrington Mrs. Haynes Ideal Market Mr. and Mrs. R. Jud Mrs. A. Kolicia Mr. and Mrs. P. Kubisa Mrs. A. Lapolla Frank Loos, Sr. Frank Loos Mrs. F. Loos T. McGregor Mr. and Mrs. S. Monaco Eileen Newman Eugene Newman James P. Newman, Sr. Margaret Newman Nite Tire Co. Odorlco Family Orange Mt. Bee Farm Mr. and Mrs. L. Parr Mary Pollio Ralph Pollio Miss Margaret Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Russo Mr. and Mrs. Rtzzi Mr. and Mrs. A. Salerno Miss Frances Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Smith Richard Smith Anthony Sunnekalb Edward Sunnekalb Mr. and Mrs. E. Sunnekalb Mr. and Mrs. T. Taffe Mrs. Thomas Watson Mr. Thomas Watson Mrs. Edith Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Relovsky WJZ Radio Shop Mr. and Mrs. C. Zuccato IUNIORS Kathleen Black Dorothy Fitzpatrick Olga Govia Anne Havelick Lorraine Heldman Eileen Maclntyre Anna Iousky Kathleen Marquart Joan O'l-Iagan Shirley Prince Pat Roberts Mary Socolich SOPHOMORES A Friend Jean Aiello Paul Ammermuller Dolores Bell Theodore Bender James .Benedict Andy Bonavito Phyllis Bussanich Margaret Connolly Mae Calucchlo Theresa D'Atti11o James Diss Gloria DiStefano Ida Flynn John Greenslade Rosalie Hangly Josephine Harrington Rosemary Licameli Winiired Loughlin Carole Maclntyre Patricia Mangan Evelyn Marguccio Ruth Miller Betty Mountain Mildred O'Grady Theresa Ostyn . Q. Marion Peterson Audrey Placet Mary Reynolds Mildred Roth Joseph Schmelz Ellen Scoskie . Gloria Sorvillo Irene Stacknick Valerie Theis Q3 Geraldine Thompson Raymond West Marilyn Wojcicki Catherine Zunin FRESHMAN Georginne Ardito Muriel Buckley Richard Caso Joseph Coco Margaret Davis Andrew Devoto Rosemarie Eibell Anthony Gerbino Sylvia Greens Dick Hauser Rita Ionnine Eileen Janssen Joyce Kirchmer Patricia Leake Thomas Magner Henry Mahnkopf Barbara Mahoney Eleanor Massarini Rita Mahon Geraldine Maturo Patricia McDonald Joan McGauley Rita McGrath Theresa McGuire Margaret McMahon Franklin Martlnelli Lenore O'Shea Marie Pecoreno Joan Schweitzer William Schetdeler Kathleen Sladish Catherine Stephan Thomas Sturhmann Joan Sullivan Jack Tighe Alice Tolland Thomas West James West James York 1 YJ GIFT THAT ONLY YOU CAN GIVE- OUR PHOTOGRAPH .7 Dear Graduates: Congratulations and all best Wishes. That we may again meet on all the happy occasions in your life is the abiding Wish of your friend and your protoqrapher. CLARA MATERNE MATERNE STUDIU I 140 FORTY-EIGHTH STREET UNION CITY, N. 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