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

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From Here We Go Forth Saint joseplfs of the Palisades Dedication To Our Parents Time is a fleeting thing and yet these four short years have been en- riched by the tireless efforts of you, our parents who have devoted a large portion of our lives to fostering within us the love of the ideal. You have been to us confidants and advisors, patient and inspiring teachers, and leaven to our spirits. To you, then, we offer our heartfelt thanks for the many sacrifices you have-made in order to give us the opportunity to secure the founda- tion of a solid Christian education. We hope to prove to you in the years to come that your sacrifices have not been made in vain. So with tender devotion and a deep feeling of love for you, we the Senior Class, dedicate the 1955 Josepall' to you, our beloved parents. Table o Contents Section I Archbishop and Clergy Administration and Faculty Section 2 Underclassmen Section 3 Sports Section 4 Activities Section 5 Seniors Acknowledgements Section 6 Advertisements Patrons Boosters A Beacon Light Ever Leading Us On 4 1 4? fr Y Reverend john P. Weigand Our Beloved Pastor Our Guides, who have counseled ns The Reverend Martin F. Sherry The Reverend john A. McHdle with inspirations from her. The Reverend Michael 1. Fitzpatrick The Reverend Rohert F. Wells .4 The Reverend Anthony F. Sullivan, SA Our Pri1icipal's Message Our Principal arid Faculty Sister M. Evarista Dear Graduates, This year of 1955 is your turn to say Farewell,' to your Alma Mater. You have been singularly blessed with a good Catholic Education which no human power can take from you. You are well fortified and exceptionally prepared to carry on successfully your mission of life whither-so-ever it may carry you. Like the Crusaders of old, who Went forth to conquer the Holy Land with the sword in one hand and the cross, the emblem of their salvation, in the other, so too, do you go forth through the portals of your school out into the busy avenues of life bearing the principles of education and the high ideals of religion in one hand, and your diploma, the emblem of success, in the other,-true soldiers of fortune indeed. going forth, in quest of cherished laurels of the business world. May you go forth then with the resolve that you will be faithful to the instructions received here during your school days, and in this way show honor to those for whose care and training you are grateful. In times of doubt, a mariner on the sea keeps his eye fixed on a guiding star. May you, too, when doubt or temptation comes, raise your hearts to Our Mother in Heaven, Our Star of Hope. May She ever keep Her protecting mantle of blue around the Class of 1955, until you behold Her and Her Divine Son, Face to Face on the Great Commencement Day. have instructed ns and taught ns Sister Marie Augusta Administration Reverend john P. Wiegand Pastor Reverend Michael I. Fitzpatrick S piritaal Director Sister M. Evarista Principal Sister Marie Augusta Vice Principal Y. 43 'Y to have an undying love for her always Rev. john A. MeHale Religion Rev. Rohert F. lVells Religion Sister M. Bertille Religion, Librarian, Health Sister joseph Marie Religion, Latin, Geometry, Chemistry Sister M. Bernardine Religion, Secretarial Practice, Typewriting, Bookkeeping Sister Mary Kathleen Religion, Stenography, Spanish Mr. Carl Harden English, Physical Education, Assistant Athletic Director Mrs. A. Niosi Secretary Facult y Rev. Martin F. Sherry Religion Rev. Michael j. Fitzpatrifk Religion Sister Loretta Marie Religion, French, Algebra Sister Franris j osephine Religion, Algebra, Latin, English Sister Mary Kevin Religion, Latin, English, Biology Mr. Arthur C ouch Religion, American History Modern History, Athletic Director Mr james Norton American History, General Science, Economics Mrs. A. N iosi Mr. Arthur Mr. Carl C ourh Harden Mr. james Norton Our Lady of Guadalupe-1531 QMother of Gody In oar Jehool the amierclaurrzen learrt That for you their hearty with love Jhoala' harn And for your will they have regard O Bletfed Mary, Mother of God. f' ' I I L k y 4, :V U racierclassmera Every grace bestowed on us 9A1-Bottom row, left to right: P. Pinto, S. Gerbino, B. Primiano, P. Ivory, D. Veltre, M. Hernandez, M. May, R. Corchia, G. Wtmlf. C, Stahl, M. Neuner, T. Rubino. Second row: J. Dono- hue, -I. Pisto, A. Coletta, A. La Monte, J. Fleischbein, E. Sullivan, M. Micich, C. Cacciacarne. A. Zawatski, V. Santangelo, K. Gerken, K. Savage, J. Nicoletti, Sister Mary Kevin. Third row: F. Hangley, R. Masterson, G. Taylor, R. Scharf, J. Sgombick, S. Esposito, W. Holiday. Fourth row: M. Schmied, M. Blair, M. Witham, Fifth row: P. McGlynn, M. Rausch, P. Flowers, J. Gilligan. Sixth row: P. Noble, L. Smith, P. Zarantanello. - -vu-. . HX O teiwon h' Wh , avk 'AK SSX. at 4 Wham i Latin Cla Coveryj the comes to us by a path 9-A2-First row. left to right: G. Monteclavo, A. Suvick, J. Schmidt, G. DeSanto, B. Broderick, A. Foy. C. Meek, E. Colacci, C. Grant, E. Dumaresq, M. Dollard, M. Parkes, F. Eibell, Second row: Sister F. Josephine, -I. Kellett, C. Hartner, R. Russo, C. Beck, E. Mann, M. Fanning, J. ' - ' - A D. Zorovich T. Cantwell, W. Voorhis, L. Cartich. Third row. A. Squires, T. Hale, P. McGraw, DeMartino, M. Fanning, A. Scriven, K. O'Hagan, J. Radoslovich, W. Ribaudo, R. Rochette. Fourth row: M. Faresich, M. Linden, K. Featherston. Fifth row: M. Lamazza, S. Molughney, A. Eisen. Sixth row: M. Wfilhelm, D. Zoroviih, C. Gomes. - ' U' F rh ight 50lLlU0 3 ef Wells CI 'ho 11215 'he ' ears up med Wondef V oubt. 6 fig, 5 15. QUKQN rf' N ',., if W F , y. ,kwa rt? 4 J Q! ! i yfw 5 ww-Wmmwm-, A, . JQ s - M was 2, r H ,W Zhm W,,ii 4 W Q KM' 52? 'Q ' K ., x H, ay 4 , Q 1- Lv 8 VL 4 A f M3 ' V4 . ' , f iff x M h S M 'Q 5 ,F ' 2 Q 9-04 .ps yt if 4 'f.: if , 50 'J ' X 4. Y 1 Hi. Ka J ,, , Q, , Q 1 a ' , , a Q ' 41 W 5 V . .. vlll. , ,Q I K I y v 1, I l ,gm ,, W. V.v, , 8- , - .. ,S i ,RA 5. .WMQ IA falls ' 5' Lflllll' rf W .V., i. , , I , A . . ,L . , ,,. J, 1, 1' H i QW gym X W' X. mm God to Christ, Our Lord, 10-A1-First row, left to right: R. Tholen, C. Fogharty, C. Fogharty, A. Zuconi, H. Decourcy, L O'Connor, B. Lawrence, E. Sladich, D. DeLuca, C. Napoli, G. Pedersen, K. Mazzocchi, P. Kessler Second row: Sister Bertille, E. Wicker, S. Russo, K. Davis, A. Sullivan, A. Rosenberg, L. Primiano J. Odom, C. Brunner, T. Mattiace, E. Mahon, D. Blaum. Third row: L. Jurusz, M. Ryan, M Nemets, B. Sneyers, C. May, M. Black, C. Batelka, A. Petrosino, M. May. Is tha t Gr . I h K Speedl aces h 50 words a minute' W 3 ealfll book: x Nff ' , X x Lf ' I 'Wg Q A J, 1 4- 1 M, 3,35 . Y Dam. ,4 3 A . , A z g I bww-' mi I 5 ,. E M I Y , 6 , , , e f , -. .. , . 6 S fi. w MW s S., A nw HM Q43 1 I gf 44 Qu 'ww 2 361: V :Q -My wx .1 A. ,, 44, ww f Liigm U :WW at www? W, W5 Q, my 2, fi? QV? f 7Y LW . ' 1 , 3 I ij +1 an ' , V xg i 1 Q amwfm, Suu bw WWW mm our Blessed Mother to us, :md 11-A-First row, left to right: Patrick Malia, Russel Repetti, William Tholen, Claire West, Mildred Powers, Ruth Neil, john Baaliere, Patrick Mountain, Frank Testa. Second row: Sister Loretta Marie, joseph McCalli0n, August Sartori, Ethel Whyte, Alycia Killen, Judith Rocko, Edward McGovern, Robert Stengel, Pat Murphy. Third row: Frank Pepe, Nenad Buktenica, Andre Wetzel, Richard Bowe, Edward Noonan, john Wiskowski. 01111 tlgmks th Alycids not battled? 1011 over. 6 ql-Iest' 4-o -QM' Qi 653 I -swlh ci Q ?P w1 iw. W ' 1, Our Lady of Lourdes-1858 QI am the Immaculate Conception, On gridiron, diamond, and hafhethall court, Oar playerf have learned fair play if the best retort So dear Lady of Loardey we heg the grace To live wholeheartedly throughout life'5 race. in jp ., wet ef A 5 , V, . ft,- iit Q - ' J? iw ' f , I - 5 , 21, ,Q 2 , , f - tgp' .ta . if , as A , f WF. .tf,-- - yt- , - y 1 -:- i g ,,. fm . tg, M! I ww, . : 7, at 9: ' . s ' f it ,C , t we Sports O Lady of Lourdes help us to be strong amd Assistant Coach Joseph Casavena, Captain Don Stanek and Coach Arthur Couch, who encouraged the boys with untiring zeal throughout the whole season. 19 PIGSKIN 54 The 1954 Football season opened with a hard- earned victory over Pope Pius. A Schultz-Gargiulo Aerial, doing the trick, A small but determined Immaculate Conception club tried hard, but all they could manage was six points to our boys 26. Then the fun began. We dropped our first game of the season to Red Bank Catholic, a hard running ball club, 14-0. Snyder handed us our second defeat in a row, though the Blue Jayls actually thought they should have won. This tally was 25-7. The Demarest game was close and proved to be interesting, though our boys found themselves on the tail end of a 13-0 score. The St. Cecilia's game was a rout. Our boys could not find the range. We lost 27-0. Playing the last game of the season, our gallant club found it hopeless against an experienced Union Hill squad. The losing score was 19-0. Though the season turned out to be quite unsuc- cessful, we will tip our hats to the hard-working spirited fellows who tried their best, under the lead- ership of Father Fitzpatrick. TEAM-First row, left to right: J. Krone, J. Smith, K. Schultz, D. Stanek, F. Hoeppel, T. Lane, F. Pepe, J. Reidy. Second row: Mr. Couch, J. Liggio, R. Smith, V. Capone, j. Bock, K. Simoneau, A. Lamazza, R. Evelich, D. Raimondo, Mr. Casavena. Third row: S. Esposito, F. Gargiulo, E. Noonan, W. Harriot, J. France, W. Holiday, R. Rochette. THOMAS LANE Senior BILL HARRIOT Players FRANK HOEPPEL 'aWS. new was? gmmw BW Asif Wm' W0 se? NXOMC yo sv- DON STANEK Captain JOE LIGGIO JIM REIDY HERBIE MOTT W v5 Etevsg ijefwl t s05eYE 644211 S ' ,M ' sch 011 Schultz fires away Nice try, Tom Mott and company closes in Noonan refuses to be tackled Smitty piles on ! 'ea 4 Liggio hits the dust MLB? 31 K ,gwfflygfi Harriot stops 'em cold L . VVL, Vg: ,fVV- I Q, nw, 75 f QL sl 5. f +-were iw:sL ! Mme f 4, t , :i i .Q : :A' - 49 .ffq . 3-Q ij? 7 Ein , siilfiziil f fm V g Vw 59- f 1'Eg v 2 f E: ASQ? A A hm n , 2 Aa E, MQ-::g:,f , f N - - S 1,311 gztwwmr K x My ,3?P?Qyf'T1lv , Q ,ffl W at ig: I 7:44 A 9 T 2 A Zhs3 , ,M L. H h ,. ,,FFA ff , ,.,ygL'Mgi'f' rm: 1wQ f -, , v?V W mx, 3 1sA n sV,s ,,ss,,L,hs ' xl. 'L' , was is f 2? 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Center' Court. ,fl0SPll9 lllf' Blue Jays 5650 VlC'l , 111 CZISOII S PCIICT- Foi' 'limi-.qua1'tcix's or sr- it xx'aisllOl':V Anlhonyis Ol Jer' Cityiteg Make It 'rv' Whalen, driving over anrl :mu-i SC3 C..1l5. 3CST01'd5Y aftcrnofm B ,N again into that not, who kr-pt St.!z1t tho St, .losnplfs Community Qnaveh Jo:scph's from being snowed ur1r'le1'.1gjCmm- gymnggium in Nvggt A 'V Then, in a torrid final quartrrr. ilu-lNmV YM-K4 3 ' irreprcssible Blue .Jay fmwvardl X I I , Tn really erupted as he tore the- voids, Thi N 'Un St' ' for 13 of his tc-ani's 15 points tr illlllillfmn fllllml' ' blast a 6 point Wcchawkcn leaflghall IOP . out the window. li Sl. Joseplfs was tmilif whcn the Wlmlvri lo stormktlw ' ' 3 osepw 7 2 '3 Coadt s A Us Cafl HaiL:,oWe' standing' tjxisliani'-Pac' Yi E Diem' B- News i -'BL u 5 JAYs BHD . ' xdeivca ' 5' D Axon Bu Sun. Dec. 12-St. Anfhony's ,.,A.,,, 3- qUl'Xem:! 3. Han Sun. Dec. 19-Power Memorial ,,,, A ,.., UH PM Mxilef-xo H, M0 ' Thurs. Dec. 23-o. L. v .,,4,A,A,,,,,,,, wing Q. GW Q me es Btaddock, U ' Mon. Jan. 3-Weehawken ,,,A BGXXAS ' , Ffa. Jan. 7-Holy Fsmnyu H 'NL ' Tues. Jan. 'll-Sf. Michaels fy X-XO! IS Thurs. Jan. 13-Union Hill f! Q Q I W C.. Tues. Jan. 18-Memorial ,,,,, U X 1 ,gk ' n 5 xw5x4CWfill.iM V Fri. Jan. 21-Demarest ,,v,,, I fi Qctieii 0. Wed- s iiss i F q Taco-QS - t VBTTAQM NWN atm win I0 Dgviiznaoggx fyogg Fu. Jan. 8- eehawken ,,,,,, A iftiwval-all lt , ms i1 'i't.-it 'Pill-1 tow. ftfwffl v 'flffiwf Sin . osegggqjuishaagggicst 5v 11. w+i'.ixx'i if 'ouixi .si KW and otgfgtxgabefxxe Q gum 1 xg 'iz SAS Ii.:-my fi x Whaibi? 59610. Fddssove SSW' G5 Amiqlwiig '1' K N N pta? A baclgax,-,900 'Yanl-F tx. M0 :mule ds GY J I YgU.3.lt','l' Wed. Feb. K XNXXN 4' . vc Sgfilo ' X11tX'ixc1FYi F ' .-xx -' ' f Q0 -M0 X Nl nl .lvl ltxxfl' W i x Cqmicxxdvv' Atximl YN? f' 'if' ..,.ii'.n i 7 1 .in cv if W Q ., 3 t iw-i'?.:I1t i R .fi N, --W ,- Q . mn 18 mir. c, Xi? 'not by 3. wwe Wilt' A N X xii'-if wha ..t s ...nqs ....Ltva ,:Y it l' ' . eb. 4 .mnul MV- in X Xgm-Y' .X ' N . will ' 4 KW . 1ti.'.-.ww Q X Wed. Feb. 9 to up ins xvlm T Y i I .Q-5 .X wt M- AWWA UN ,F 1.1. tan ' ' . .il Fri. Feb. I1 .X J xlilkxii X . ii in W mm .,eiQtifllfY,,..-,' lQfU...ft'i' wed. Feb. 16- null xxx vfinnk ie SXNYA Vox?-X x.-APY XX.,vL'Vll' if' ' X Fri. Feb. 2-H - Me 18-Eme oly Familyu - St. Michaels -Union Hill morial Dem arest -4.'.,.l. . H F5011 S 67Zi01 Players ,MJ fi' Nlnunsiv' Left to right: FI. D'AttiIiu, H. Mutt, XXV Hill'I'il3T. A. Ncmcts. If. D'Iflin. gs ,ggi 2 'ffff 'Y .gr be 1 1 Q 1 1 ,Z ,QQ it La 1 is 4 z,3h33 5 Sq , H- K ' S ff M . MMF uv W 4? 1' 1 -. Q-.F n ....,,, W .- 55, 5 1 I 5' que WEEE? V , f 6 ' 'iv Y3 51 B C., 2:2 ff ,.- v......., af ww A 'M if L ' SQL? Hia Q, I. V. Basketball Team Standing: R. Booth, J. Radoslovich, R. Haltmeier, K. Schultz. P. Spiottn, -I. Allen. Kneeling: L Hartner, M. Dollard, J. Fleischbein, R. Carcich. 'Shar MR. JAMES TOOMEY Coarla 1. V. Cheerleaders Left to right: Co-Captain P. Kessler, L. Glauda, E. De Martino, L. O'Conn0r, C. Batelka, C. Solieri, Co-Captain H. Batelka. Senior D. STANEK 5. REIDY 1. D ATTILIO MR CARL HARDEN com Stars L. RUSSO F. HOEPPEL Kneeling: W. Schoenfeld, D. Stanek, A. Braddock, J. D'Attili0, J. Reidy, F. Hoeppel, L. Russo. Om' Baseball Team Standing: T. Davis, R. Smith, A Lamazza, F. Garguilo, E. Noonan P. Spiotto, R. Miller, J. Krone. The Track team before the workout Comm. E. Modarelli, Comm. John C. Cendo. Mr. J. Hayes, Mr. J. J. Braddock, Comm. L. T. Havey, Rev. Michael J. Fitzpatrick, Comm. Patrick Sullivan, Rev. John A. Mc- Hale, Comm. A. F. Bonacarti, Rev. Robert Wells, Rev. Mar- tin F, Sherry, Speaker. S t. Jofeplfx Bert U Kneeling: A. LaMonte, S. Gerbino, B. Primiano, A. Suvick, M. Parkes, J. Allen. Second row: Father Fitzpat- rick, T. Rubino, J. Krone, R. Rochette, K. Simone-au, J. Zorovich, R. Repetti, Mr. Joseph Casavina, Coach. Third row: G. Judge, P. Mountain, A. Sartori, J. Bagliere, R. Bowe, F. Pepe, W. Tholen, R. Haltmeier. All Sports Night . mamwlsfzf , 4 , K 7 Q 53 A in EW 7 in 5 i fi ffifllii-lliiagtgf if l .2 K. Simoneau, most outstand- ing defensive player, receiving trophy from Comm. J. C. Cendo. Looking on are J. Whelan, most valuable bas- ketball playerg B. Smith, most- improved football player, D. Stanek. most outstanding of- fensive football player. Saint Mary Major Mother of God, through your iritercesxion Summer mow wax hrought to Roman Hill, Guide all our thoughtf, wordf and actiom So that they coincide with Goal? will. Activities May the inspirations derived from developing l The i developing Of The editor, Beatrice Walsh, consults her assistant editors, john D'Attilio and Maureen Whelan. the josepid Progresses l k I I r At five, weary but mp' Typists are b'-'SY as bees. PY, the staff leaves. Madeline comes up with a novel idea. This hook he carried with us throughout life. uruler the supervision Of Sister joseph Marie Business Manager Rosemary Brecle accepts the funds gladlyg while her assistant Maryann checks accounts. I I joe Salerno checks cam- Art staff awaits Mar eras with staff. Gorecki's approval. Y Assistant Business Manager David Liebau plans the next big dance with part of the staff. THE GUARDIAN OF THE PALISADES An Autumn Spectacle Published bifmonthly by the Students of St. Joseph's High School West New York, N. Al. SCHOOL PAPER STAFF 'EDITCRS . ..... .. H ..... ....,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ...A. ,,,,, J 4 1 s cph Salerno '55, Bruce D'EIia '55 WS EDITOR ,,,,.,....,,.... ..... , ,, ..........,.,.,.... ,,,, , ,,,, Ethel Whyte -'56 DRTS EDITCRS .,,, ,. ,,,, ., , ,, Russell Rcpcttc '56, Williani Tholcn '56 SINESS MANAGERS ...... ,,,,,,,,, . ,.,, l.,.. ...., F rancis Pcpc '56, Frank Testa '56 iNClPAL .,..........,..., . ,,,,,,,,.....,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,., i .,.. ,.,. .,,,. , , , ....,. ,,,, . . ......,,, , ,,,,,,, , .. Sister M. Evarista PCRTERS ............ Margaretta Bird '56, Marie Volpe '55, Mary Ann Micich '56, Michael Parkes '58, Martin Ncunner '58, Alycia Killcn '56 PISTS ,..,.............. Carol Hughes '55, Camille Pinto '55, Lillian Corman '55, Barbara Hopf '56, Margaret Cullen '56, Elissa Landi '56 A CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION A TREASURE I do not claim that Catholic High School students m, however, that they are trained to face ev' zction. Catholic boys and girls are y choose is a dedic is is the nuc' Catholic ons, but th. the question In high schot n the all import It is thc beginning of fall. ln ma parts of Amcrica our great outdoor spc football, encourages the enthusiasm of 1 sport loving population. On Saturday ternoon, in many of our suburban tovw the local high schools play football in town stadium before a few eager f and chcerleade's who wait anriously thc kickoff. Around the field lies peaceful town, going about its Saturn business. ln the center of thc picture, stand th primary figures in the gameg the refei in his traditional verticalfstriped suit, pears grand and majestic in a humble 5 of way, because he is the most import 'ingle person on the field. He sta 'mly on the ground, his stout hand ht ball tightly, and his cap rests flz the top of his head. 'ar him are the two team capta g expectantly for the results of 'he weight of the shoes causes tld h in order to stand firmly. Tl 'n legs are bent forward at 1 the discomfort caused by 'uards makes them lean be 'ir mussedfup hair is blovv 'r hands are tense, shovs the occasion. coin flips in the air a ised by the referee, w boys show concern will hit the ground ,nall kick off. : main destination 6e,b3,Yx0e Marie Fanning . . QC . with this goal be , wsbelo The Plays That Wm Jortant virtues of Fa. de we I d 't th C th 1' 65 we The Game a ic , a ml E 0 Q,e?O6 Like football, basketball, and basel lm the number of UP -4'2 life may be considered a game. ' Lte of a Catholic High Scl .tat no one may steal, gre-at difference is, it is agame which at leads mankind to Cod. - unwaver -., the boundless Hope, the in' must Wm for our Salvation' The of nents in this game of life are you an ,se Love g all in and for God, are the vital parts of our Catholic High School Versus the evils of the World, ication - a treasure inexpressible. P' ' ' ' its fewaifdl - The ll E, Whyte '56 tournaments, b d if we win r THE MAN wi-lo MADE cHRls'rENDoM brim, In that period of time when the Church was shaken to her very fo' Kfho gi heretics, Christendom was challenged to a duel. Heretics versus Churcl ics versus Francis Bernardone. Scores of unbelievers and sofcalled reformers united against one all band of his followers, a group of men who had nothing material i OIIES thing they could rv Poor and hun y were a hapi ,en 5 and ' Engrossed with the 'jrcachmg at ev' rife d br. first issue. 'l people. LSPCC Down ui.- sisi have incret ,mars In my thousands of memoers. Scattered all over me iaee of the earth are Frai n monasteries and eonvents, and in each community, priests, brothers, and sisters o our Cc .. for a good t we shall take -,.,1 .1.A:.. 1:..,,.- +M,-kzmv 'mA m-mf-Iwinn fm- the honor and ulorv of God. in-ivp gif rng and of the game - Heave And be cherished by us always Business Managers, Frank Testa and Francis Pepe work out the budget. Typists take turns preparing copy. i i l Co-Editors joseph Salerno and Bruce D'E1ia confer with News Editors Ethel Whyte, S p o r t s Editors William Tholen and Rus- sell Repetti prepare notes, to be presented to Sister M. Kevin, Advisor. Students take time out for the interesting articles on the paper. 5- Our Library Here can be found everything of literary value in philosophy, his- tory, literature, science, and fiction. Catholic Book Week Display Sister Bertille, Librarian. Her first thought-the library. Book Lovers! Dem' Mother, draw us close to you in thought and affection The members of the mission clubs work diligently at their tasks. Moderator Sister M. Bernardine. Omnia Christo Club f Moclerator Sister M. Frances Iosephina l I iv- --...i Class modfwtofs dlscuh --vw rrs time for the Part Plans. Y' inf 2 2,52 '41 L , I, Q A, ami mf' 57 YZ? N T' 51.55 , , 5 W Claristmas C arols Almost an An gel Presented by ST. .IOSEPH'S HIGH SCHOOL CHARACTERS Mrs. Bessie Weems .,.......................................... mother Judith Rocco Willie Weems ......... .................,.,,,... ly er Jon Judy Weems ..,...... Miss Plumtree ..,,. Tatum Weems ..,... Mr. Fred Weems ....... . Dr. Doolittle .,..... joseph McCa1lion ........l1er dauglaler Carol Frank C....s.,.,.....direclreJJ Alycia Killen ...uvifiling voufin William Tholen ..,,i,,.,..........fazloer August Sartori ......,,,..........pl1yfirian Patrick Mountain GLEE CLUB joy Unto All the World A Song of Christmas Sing Gloria Carol of the Shepherds Ring, Christmas Bells Sleigh Bell Serenade Home for the Holidays Thirty-two Feet and Eight Little Tails When Through the Night Frank Testa Sr. Loretta Marie - Moderator Glee C lub Glee Club gets ready for their next number 5717172 time me Clair Spec Sal Enjoy! The Mo Ilgthe Dumb Gr QA bei Queen 'A 5 OW 0 CQABYW ati cwog :SWK Must be a d Pea my Song I' df St. f06's Vote for the most uh: sophomore X POP The bu Uslk, to O Slow: Unyb O An appreciative 9099 an Cf-I. s atm, Ing The Lord ' K Y 1- Teach us, Mary, to realize and appreciate what a .eb--0-nl ' 'k Huff- f . I lk a W Wm awww Spiritual Retreat 1 .lx 3 x kv! S sr iq fair, 4 14 W ff? ff X, A ' 51 H - -, :zz i :mP5 : ,,,. 5 3' Be With You My Lord and My God In devout prayer and J ' Q S 1 Q . 'K 'nw a! wonderful treasure is ours in the possession o Holiness is a matter of the will, not of the feelings. It consists in During retreat our priests taught us to realize that this means obedi- ence to the commandments of God As, H r Wx, .wh A , P , ,gg fx P! ati 1- ' as If xx fl 'Q QQ? lf! M7 fl ' , 4 M F1 lv 3' 1564 f' 3 'if 5 . N 1 ' , . .aug , e w ' f is-tit L l kr F Q 2, H Hass -1, ..,,i' , if l eg? 7 2 ei r ,. keeping our wills subject and uni- ted to the will of Almighty God. at all times. There is no other path to a holy life. Sacrament A ii 5 lah s 03 Y J' W' ' ff 'g 1iWWf19y5 Most H oly Solemn meditation The inspired word of God ig?-W!?4lDsm,' , saactifyiag grace which makes as sharers ,,, 1 , n .affair .145 .L i 1 Our May Queen E. Krstulja crowns, as her attendants B. Walsh, and M. Bird watch with D'Attilio, Liggio, T. Lane, A. Nemets, H. Mott, W. Harriot, M. Albert, R. Dussich, C. Hughes, P. Forest, M. Hutnik, Broderick. AMl1 ,fl x in the very life of Christ, Himsel f. Dear Lady of Lourdes today we bring to a close our May devotions in your honor To show our love and affection for you, we place this crown of roses on your head The past month of prayer has been a source of joy and consolation for us all. May A I , 1 f-wr M4 i 'Wu ,-1., M a, m ,Mjw ,'fl'Vf,f,',?f Q, v. g:,r',f':efp,i- 5415: r M1 ,M A , ., 5 7 , ll , W ,Xa 4. i ',,l. l ill' -funn M. fl s ' ff i ff '+rJ-M' ,rv Mm . in the future. the graces and blessings of this month continue with us is 1. 5 we? at Www wx Ti ., 13,1 J gy w K O .. 4 lf 5 H '75, y 'fre , . A W I 5 ia- y as W And thus we solemnly bring our May Crowning services to an end. Lf! MW Our Lady of Fatima - 1917 O Lady of Fatima, at Jerziors we pray That 'neatly your mantle we may ever Jtay. Guard uf always so that we may be Pleafing to you, Queen of the Roxary. Seniors It has been az joy for us B' CLASS OFFICERS MARGARETTA BIRD ....,..............................,,,......., Trearurer DAVID LIEBAU ............,... ........ V ire Preridenl MARGARET A ALBERT MARYANN HUTNIK ....,... ,.,..,......... S errelary ' JAMES CAHILL ------P----- '..'--- P mrjdem 6224 Bergenline Ave., West New York, N. J. Margie . . . tall and fair . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . good school spirit , . . talkative miss . . . neat dresser . . . cheerful . . . QT's . . . Harry's . . Interior Decorator. JEAN A. ARRIGHI ROBERT W. BARBA 452 Columbia Ave., Cliffside Park, N. J. 1625 john St., Fort Lee, N. J. jean . . , neat as a pin . . . sociable . . . true friend Bob . . . brown curly hair . . . neat and snappy dresser to all . . . efficient . . . eager to help . . . school spirited . . . always teasing . . . fun to know . . . carefree manner . . . QT's . . . I-Iarry's . . . Business School. . . . friendly . . . Danny, Fedele, jim and Bill . . . Harry's . . Undecided. to make this spiritual pilgrimage FRANCES M. BARRE CAROLINE K. BENDER 221 70th St.. Guttenberg, N. j, 66 67th St., West New York, N. J. Fran' '... a miss of few words . . . ardent worker . . . Shorty , . . infectious giggle . . . laughs at anyone's reserved manner. . .honor student . . .basketball enthusiast jokes . . . Small in Size-big in heart . . . cute looks , , witty remarks , . . Mary Ann . . . Harry's . . . . . . cooperative . . . neat . . . Marie and Bev . . . Harry's Bookkeeperl . . . Business. . A -- va- . ' ',,', 1 Q sr 4 Y fl Q H af. MARGARETTA A. BIRD FRANCIS V. BRADDOCK 209 58th St., West New York, N. J. 7222 Broadway, North Bergen, N. J. Bunny . . . athletic . . . friendly manner . . . tall and Frank . . . authority on cars . . . always ready for a neat . . . popular with the crowd . . . class treasurer . . . good argument . . . well-mannered . . . sociable . . . witty short curly hair envied by many . . . QT's and Dot . . remarks . . . easy going . . . Euge, Jack, George . . . Harry's . . . Nursing. Harry's . . . Undecided. with love and devotion to you. ROSIiMARY BREDE MARGARET J. BRODERICK 226 Roosevelt St., Union City, N. J. 231 64th Sl- West New York, N- J- Roe . . . short blonde hair . . . quick wit . . . studious Jane . . . Friendly disposition . . . an outstanding laugh . . . ambitious . . . capable . . . attractive . . . Karen, Joyce, . . , typing ability . , . executive 'of Woolworths . . . Margie Elaine and Jane . . . Harry's . . . College. Hflll Rita - - . HH1'fY'S - . . BUSIHCSS. i CAROLE M. CACACIE JAMES W. CAHILL 6703 Bergenwood Ave., North Bergen, N. J. 5205 Hudson Ave., West New York, N. J. Carole . . . a natural beauty . . . laughing eyes . . . dark Jimmy . . . our class president . . . pleasant personality curly hair . . . winning smile . . . good sport . . . pleasant . . . deep blue eyes . . . good dancer . . . Dapper Dan disposition . . . QT'S . . . Harry'S . . . Airline Hostess. . . . easy to know and like . . . Fred, Paul and Ronnie . . . Harry's . . . Business. We long to keep our love ami devotion JAMES T. CHINERY KAREN E. CHRISTIANSEN 409 66th Sr., XX'est New York, N. J. 511 78th St., North Bergen, N. J. Jimmy . . . school spirited . . . regular chap . . . a Casey . . . soft look . . . personality plus . . . never at a hearty laugh . . . eager to help . . . a good sport . . . loss for words . . . ardent Marlon Brando fan . . . friendly generous disposition . . . Harry, Bruce, Ted and Tommy , , . kindhearted . . . QT's . . . Rosemary, and Dot . . . . . . Harry's . . . Business. Harry's . . . Undecided. JOAN A. CROGHAN JOHN J. D,ATTILIO 65 Columbia Ave.. Cliffside Park, N. J. 128 65th St., West New York, N. J. Joan . . . peaches and cream complexion . , . lovely Dedo . . . Assistant editor of the Josepal . . .basketball curly hair . . . sunny disposition . . . lovable and jolly ability . . . good dancer . . . sharp dresser , . , competent . . . cooperative . . , blushes easily . . . Bea . . . Harry's . . . studious . . . Bill, Louie, Butchie and Fedele . . . . . . College. Harry's . . . College. 61'1!67Zf 61126, Sl1 07Zg the 9166175 to 607726. ELAINE M. DE LALLA BRUCE E. D'ELIA 5810 Newkirk Ave., North Bergen, N. J. 263 Baldwin Ave., jersey City, N. J. Elaine . . . snappy dark brown eyes . . . always laughing Bruce . . . fixed in his ways . . . frank . . . nonchalant . . . likes to dance . . . petite . . . fun to be with . . . .... individualist . . . unpredictable manner . . .intelligent lively . . . Joyce, Rosemary, and Karen . . . Harry's . . . . . . Mac, joe and Harry . . . Harry's . . . College. Business and Nursing. FEDELE E. D'EI-IA ROSEMARIE A. Dusslcx-1 207 70th Sr., Gurrenberg, N. J- aio 60th sr., west New York, N. J. 'Tedelen - . ' dark fufll' hair - - - neat dfesfef - ' ' a Roe . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . life of the tease . . . car . . . conscious . . .I basketball minded . . . party l . . eiiioys Sports 1 A I typing ability i i i argumentative r0gL1iSh CYG . . - Herbie, DOUFUC, Bill and .lim - - - . . . intelligent and capable . . . QT's . . . Harry's . . . HaffY'5 - - - Undecided- Business and College. As we near the end of our journey, PATRICIA FORREST BARBARA GAHERIN 6120 Broadway. Wfest New York, N. J. 506 30th Sf-. Nfrffh Befgefl, N- J- Pat , , . freckles . . . always willing to help . . . a good Barbie ' - - Pel'Al'Y flleefleaf-lef - - - hal'PY'SO'lUCkY student . . . neat appearance . . . unexcitable . . . polite . , . attitude - - - talkative H7155 - ' - graceful dancer - - A Irene A Q A Busincss gullible . . . school spirited . . . QT's . . . Harry's . . Business. l l i MARY G. GORECKI LILLIAN C. GORMAN 125 63rd St.. XY'est New York, N. J. 322 60th St., Guttenberg, N. J. Marion . . . artistic ability . . . good debate-r . . , fair- Lill . . . a pleasant disposition . . . sports lover . . haired . . . blue eyes . . . poised . . . hearty laugh . . . big brown eyes . . . soft spoken , . . an obliging miss . . Marge and Carol . . . Business. sincere . . .QT's . , . Harry's . . . Business. we beg of you with all our hearts IREN12 E. HANGLEY WILLIAM J. HARRIOT 6302 Broadway, West New York, N J. 419 67th St., West New York, N. J. Irene . . . a little shy . . . big smile for everyone . . . Bill . . . handsome . . . winning smile . . . friendly good natured . . . never in a bad mood . . . one of manner . . . authority on sports . . . happy-go-lucky . . . W. T. Grant's best . . . camera bug . . . Pat . , . Business. witty . . . Frank, Jim and Sal . . . Harry's . . . College. l FREDERICK J. HEYER FRANK C. HOEppEL 220 5th Sf, Fairview, N- J- 6005 Madison Ave, West New York, N. J. Fred . . . good-looking . . . serious . . .athletic minded -'Hepsu . D l never Serious D - - naturally witty . . i - - - Sharp dfessef - - -Witty femafk5 - - ' good Student - - - athletic ability . . . a tease . . . good looks . . . comedian Jim and Joe - - . Freed'S - - - Bfifklayff- . . . Bill and sal . . , HBIFYYS . . . College. to protect us and help us CAROLANN E. HUGHES MARYANN H- HUTNIK 5708 Hudson Ave., West New York, N. J. 227 715i Sf-, Gllffeflbffg, N- .l- Carol . . . Irish Colleen , . . talented cheerleader . . . UHUV - - - Assistant BU5ifle55 Manager Of the Yearbook likes to sing . . . enjoys sports . . . easy going . . , a . . . cute looks . . . warm manner . . . enjoys basketball . . . Warm Smile i ' . QT'5 D , l Harryg I , r Business. naturally cooperative . . . a perfect lady . . . Fran and Dorothy . . . l-larry's . . . Business. ' w 4 MARGUERITE P. JONES GA11. M. KIERNAN 228 Kamena St., Fairview, N. J. 227 59th St., West New York, N. J. Margie . . . quiet and soft spoken . . . shy . . . thoughful Gail . . . happy and friendly . . . considerate . . . easy . . . dependable . . . artistic ability . . . friendly manner going . . . typing ability . . . a great talker . . . frank . . . Carol, Marion, Helen and Nancy . . . Harry's . . . . . . Mary and Lee . . . Freddie's . . . Business. College. to persevere in loving Our Lord ANN M. KLIENDIENST ELEANOR A. KRSTULJA 230 72nd St, North Bergen, N. J. 115 60th St., West New York, N. J. Ann , , , light brown hair I , I hazel eyes , - . hapmhgo. Ellie . . . sophisticated manner . . . an attractive miss lucky , , . mischievous , . , whimsical . . , quiet humor . . . clothes conscious . . . better late than never . . . fits . , , Babe and Elaine i , , Omyg i , . Nursing. of laughter . . . well-liked . . . QT's . . . Harry's . . . Cosmetician. l THOMAS F. LANE MADELINE M. LAWLESS 5507 Grant Place, West New York, N. J. 809 De Lalla Terrace, Ridgefield, N J. Tommy . . .good dancer . . . easy going . . . cute looks Maddy . . . good natured . . . our Mambo specialist . . . ready remarks . . . intelligent . . . good sense of humor . . . dressed to perfection . . . beautiful black hair . . . . . . joe, Herbie, Frank and Davie . . . Harry's . . . College. easy to know and like . . . always ready to defend her ideas . . . Roe, Camille, Bea . . . Harry's . . . Business School. and you, His Immaculate Mother, MARIE T. LEE DAVID T. LIEBAU 95 Main St., Fort Lee, N. ,l. 6301 Broadway, West New York, N. J. Marie - - - H Caff0f-f0PPf?Cl Cutie - - - flfY 56059 Of humor Davie . . . our vice president . . . assistant business . . . freckles . , . sincere and likeable . . . a mischievous miss - manager of josepal . . . humorous . . . smart and alert - - Capable dflvef - - - QT'S - A - HaffY'5 - - - BUSIUCSS' . . . life of the class . . . electric football fiend . . . Ernie, Tommy, Herbie and Walter . . . Leo's . . . Undecided. JOSEPH L. LIGGIO ' AN'ro1NETTE L. LISTA 426 56th St., West New York, N. J. 7611 1st Ave., North Bergen, N. J. joe . . . bashful . . . cooperative . . . a friend of all - - - Cookie . . . a pretty miss . . . intelligent and industrious CHSY 80318 - - - quiet humof - - - Va1'5lfY Stal' - ' - Fffmk, . . . possesses common sense . . . dependable . . . talented Tommy and Herbie . . . Harry'S . . . College. artist . . . quiet and serious . . . Marie and Maureen . . . Freed's . . Business. Now at its conclusion, we ask you MARY M. MANGAN JOHN C, MAY 694 GFOVC Ave.. Cliffside Park. N. J. 235 72nd St., North Bergen, N. J. Mary . . . soft spoken . , . always ready for fun . . . lack crew cut . . . sophisticated . . . flashy dresser polite and feminine . . . ambitious . . . good conversa- witty . . . nonchalant . . . venturesome . . . Frank, Euge, tionalist . . . a friend to all . . . Lynne and Dotty . . . john, George . . . Harry's . . . College. Anderson Diner . . . Business. DANIEL A. MCELWREATH ANDREW F. MEGJUGORAC 258 Undercliff Ave., Edgewater, N. J. 5704 Hudson Ave., West New York, N. J. Danny . . . quite the cut-up . . . sociable . . . quizzical Andy . . . husky 6 footer . . . side remarks . . . shy but . . . dynamic on the clance floor . . . lover of Chemistry . . . amiable . . . weight lifter . . . a movie fan . . . serious nice smile . . . Bob, Pasquale and Tommy . . . Harry's minded . . . joe, jim and Lou . . . Harry's . . .Undecided . . . College. to continue to plead for us THEODORE f1'. MEHLIG HARRY B. MEYER 395 Adolphus Ave., Cliffside Park, N. J. 368 Nelson Ave., Cliffside Park, N. J. Ted . . . serious . . . scientifically inclined . . . in. Harry . . . blonde curly hair . , . mischievous , . , neat dustrious . . . quiet . . . a willing helper . . . ambitious . . , friendly attitude . . .good sport . . . always chattering . . . Danny, Pasquale, Harry and Bob . . . Harry's . . . - . - MHC, BHICC and J2lm6S - . . Harry's . . . Navy. College. ANN M. MORGENWECK HERBERT R. MOTT 6209-15 Blvd, East, West New York, N. J. 323 70th St., Guttenberg, N. J. Annie . . . pert, petite miss . . .dancing feet . . . likeable Herbie . , . tall and likeable . . . popular . . . willing . . . cheerleader captain . . . talkative . . . QT's . . . Harry's helper . . . dry humor . . . athletically inclined . . . ardent ...Business. Dodger fan . . . Tommy. Ken, Ed and Bill . . . Harry's . . . Air Force. before the throne of your Divine Son. l HEI-EN P- MURPHY ANDREW J. NEMETS 25rd Sr-, Englewood Cliffs, N- J- 6022 Fillmore Place, West New York, N. J. Helen . . . red hair and freckles . . . warm hearted . . . Bum-,ie . I I never Without 3 Crew cut . . , shy but 2 refined miss - - - Youthful - - - Calm - - - fellable efficient . Sports Editor of the josepal . . . agreeable - - . BUSff?1 S - - - Iffne - - ' NU1'5if18- disposition . . . well-liked . . . basketball demon . . . Bill, Herbie, Tommy and Davie . . . Harry's . . . College. l JOSEPH D. O'HAGAN IRENE D. Os1'YN 420 Anderson Ave., Cliffside Park, N. J. 34 Lienau Place, jersey City, N. J. joe . . . a good sport . . . a tease . . . school spirited . . Irene . . . subdued sense of humor . . . studious miss gallant . . . keen sense of humor . . . sharp dresser . . . . . clear complexion . . . no early bird . . . cooperative joe and Louie . . . Ted's . . . Service. . . . soft spoken , . . Helen . . . Schroeder's . . . Business. With confidence, we leave our petitions JOYCE A. PARKER CAMILLE A, P1NTo 789 Glen Road, Cliffside Park, N. J. 8617 Newkirk Ave., North Bergen, N. J. joycie . . . baby blue eyes . . . distinguishable giggle Camille . . . varsity cheerleader . . . petite and cute . . . . . Winsome personality . . . marvelous seamstress . . . dancing feet . . . steno whiz . . . sociable and sincere . . venturesome . . . talkative . , . Elaine, Rose, Karen and chatterbox . . . Marie, Maureen, Ellie and Maddy . . Dot . . . Harry's . . . Comptometer Operator. Harry's . . . Business. jAMEs J. REIDY CAROL A. RUFINO 153 Bleecker St., Jersey City, N. J. 5711 Madison St., West New York, N. J. Jim . football ability . . . friendly . . . dreamer . . . Carol . . . dark hair and eyes . . . quiet but ever present quiet and reserved . . . sincere . . . decisive . . . Donnie, . . . friendly and sincere . . . tactful . . . a good student Fedele, Bill and Herbie . . . Frank's . . . Undecided. . . . willing helper . . . Kathy and Pat . . . Abel's . . . Business. in your keeping, for we know Louis E. Russo MARY ANN I. Russo 6014 Madison Ave., West New York, N. J. 6014 Madison St., West New York, N. J. Louie . . . friendly . . . pleasant to talk to . . . good Midge . . . warm smile . . . easy to know and like - . - natured . . . a joker . . . baseball's best fan . . . seen straightforward . . . loves parties . . . likes to drive . . . cruising in his car . . . joe and Andy . . . Pat's . . . Service. quiet . . . checkers . . . Madison Street . . . Business. JOSEPH P. SALERNO ANGELA B. SCOZZAFAVA 6401 jackson St., West New York, N. J. 295 Lafayette Ave., Cliffside Park, N. J. joe . . . friendly manner . . . school spirited . . . Angie . . . dark curly hair . . . well mannered . . . neat- dependable . . . sharp dresser . . . easy to know and like ness personified . . . a credit to Cliffside . . . sewing . . . good sport . . . Bruce and Lou . . . Harry's . . . ability . . . clothes conscious . . . QT's . . . Harry's . . . Accountant. Private Secretary. that no one has ever sought your aid in vain. JAMES F. SPARACIO JOHN V. SPARACIO 7014 Adams St., Guttenberg, N. J. 7014 Adams St., Guttenberg, N. J. jack , . . loves to argue , , , friendly and courteous , , , John . . . tall and shy . . . reserved manner. . . courteous a tease . . . likes to have fun . , , Gal-guillo fan , , , always . . . willing helper . . . blushes easily . . . real nice fellow smiling . . . Henry, Rusty, Junior and Frank . . . Rusty's - - - RUSW, 521, Hank and .lUl'li0f - - - RUSfY'5 1101159 house . . . Business. . . . Business. DONALD C. STANEK JOHN R. SUGRUE 329 72nd St., North Bergen, N. J. 236 75th St., North Bergen, N. J. Donnie . . . Captain of the football team . . . helpful John . . . friendly . . . talkative . . . a comment for . . . firm in opinions . . . well-liked . . . good natured . . . every situation . . . determined . . . handy with a camera TCd'S ChCmiSfI'y cohort - - - Bill, Hfffbie, Ffaflk and T9mmY . . . sophisticated . . . jack, Euge and Frank . . . Harry's . . . Harry's . . . College. v . . . College. Dear Lady 0 f Fatima, we admire the graces and BEVERLY E. SUVICK DOROTHEA E. TOKER 8217 Grand Ave., North Bergen, N. J. 1515 86th St., North Bergen, N, J. Bev , . . vivacious . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . a real Dotty . . . freckles . . . passion for French poodles . . . looker . . . talkative . . . carefree and gay . . . stylish . . . a real live wire . . . quick smile for all . . . a sense of QT's . 1 . Harry's . , . Business. humor hard to beat . . . basketball demon . . . Bunny, Roe, and Karen . . . Harry's . . . College. ' l ARLENE R. VAGHI MARIE F. VOLPE 7501 4th Ave., North Bergen, N. J. 4865 63rd St., West New York, N. J. Arlene . . . tiny but full of pep . . . cute looks . . Marie . . . friendly disposition . . . witty remarks . . . cheering ability . . . dancing doll . . . talkative miss . . . a clever and talented . . . happy-go-lucky nature . . . greatest good sport . . . QT's . . . Harry's . . . Business. actomplishment, many friends . . . sure to attain her goal in life . . . QT's . . . Harry's . . . Business and College. blessings of this pilgrimage to abide in us orever. Bmrnrcrs M. Warsn EUGENE WALTERS 6415 Broadway, West New York, N. J. 411 71st St., Nnftll Bergen, N. J. Bea . . . editor of the josepal . . . studious . . . school Eugen . . , deep voice . . . quiet . . . easy going . . . likes spirited . . . pleasant personality . . . dramatic ability . . . excitement . . . seen in his Ford . . . mechanical minded versatile . . . joan, Roe, Maddy . . . Harry's . . . College. . . . Frank, jack, john and George. .I .6 X is MAUREEN D. WHELAN PASQUALE J. Zmzr 67 Laidlaw Ave., jersey City, N. J. 532 Undercliff Ave., Edgewater, N. j. M21UfeCn - - - Pfetty IfiSh Senlnl' - - - lntfflllgfnts talented Pat . . . seen in his Plymouth . . . studious . . . good sport and effififnf - - - t0P Cnnlnlffflal Student - ' - net Wlnnlng . . . artistic talent . . . ardent French student . . . argumenta- personality causes her popularity . . . clothes conscious . . . tive . . . Bruce, Ted and Herbie . . . Edgewater . . . College. bound to succeed . . . QT's . . . Harry's . . .Modeling and College. muy ' 4 asf A ,- fa , , 2, ' ,nw A K , L , E, ' ? I - 4 X5 , 4 Q M .4 Q :X ,V V 'E Q... 31 Ami: .'3c,w,.w:.eww X. ,, A K. ' MMM 1- fd MMM. .1 M, , , 4 Q ' im.. Y wx 'NUVW .1-fm, E f z 11 Y ,ia , wgv We X I .,r , nf .p wr. A ' ' we w- ' gl Q ..,X5 L..w an f , W., I ww M 1 .---1 1.4. salient 1' 5' W Q M W 1 1 i 'QU' Our Lady of the Rosary, keep us pure ACADEMIC 12--First row, left to right: J. Liggio, F. Hoeppel, T. Lane, W. Harriot, A. Morgen- weck, M. Mangan, A. Kliendienst. J. Croghan, M. Jones, D. Stanek, J. Chinery, J. Sparacio. Second row: Sister Joseph Marie, H. Murphy, J. Parker, R. Brede. M. Bird, B. D'Elia, F. Brad- dock, P. Zinzi. K. Christiansen, B. Walsh, B. Suvick, J. Arrighi, M. Lawless. Third row: D. McElwreath, J. Sparacio, J. Reidy, T. Mehlig, E. Walters, F. D'Elia, J. May, H. Meyer, J. D'Attilio, J. Sugrue, D. Liebau. Fourth row: R. Barba. A. Nemets, H. Mott. GENERAL 12-First row, left to right: B. Gaherin, M. Lee, M. Russo, A. Vaghi, A. Scozzafava E. Krstulja, I. Hangley, R. Dussich, C. Rufino, C. Cacacie. Second row: Sister Bernadine, M. Brod erick. M. Volpe, A. Lista, F. Heyer, J. Cahill, J. O'Hagan, M. Albert, M. Whelan, M. Gorecki I. Ostyn. Third row: C. Pinto, L. Gorman, F. Barre, J. Salerno, A. Megjugorac, L. Russo, C Hughes, M. Hutnik, C. Bender. Cam Margie Albert running the Steno class. Jean Arrighi without bangs. Bob Barba not being a good dresser. Frances Barre without her hankie. Caroline Bender not giggling. Bunny Bird without her black umbrella. Frank Braddock not courteous. Rosemary Brede with pigtails. Jane Broderick on a diet. Carole Cacacie not having a problem. Jimmy Cahill minus those blue eyes. Jim Chinery being broke. Karen Christiansen without a friendly smile. Joan Croghan being serious. John D'Attilio wearing dungarees. Elaine De Lalla being a wallflower. Bruce D'Elia without that Southern drawl. Fedele D'Elia not worrying about his car. Rosemarie Dussich soft-spoken. Pat Forrest failing. Barbie Gaherin quiet and serious. Mary Gorecki not raising her hand. Lillian Gorman without her Kleenex. Irene Hangley being noisy. Billy Harriot without those good looks. Fred Heyer without his loafers. Frank Hoeppel not clowning. Carol Hughes not roaming around the class. Maryann Hutnik not neat. Margie Jones being boisterous. You Gail Kiernan not wearing someone else's coat in class. Ann Kliendienst without bobby-socks. Ellie Krstulja not giving beauty hints. Tommy Lane not passing a remark. Maddy Lawless not being fashionably dressed. Marie Lee with long blonde hair. Imagine Davie Liebau not cracking a joke. Joe Liggio not blushing. Cookie Lista not being an honor student. Mary Mangan with a loud voice. jackie May without flashy clothes. Danny McE1wreath not asking questions. Andy Megjogorac five feet tall. Theodore Mehlig not knowing a chemistry answer Harry Meyer not telling stories. Annie Morgenweck not cheeirng. Herbie Mott not giving someone a lift. Helen Murphy not collecting for the missions. Butchie Nemets without his basketball ability. Joe O'Hagan a football hero. Irene Ostyn being on time. Joyce Parker with a quiet laugh. Camille Pinto frowning. Jim Reidy without his white bucks. Carol Rufino without her pink fan. Louie Russo without his car. Midge Russo without her Checkers sweater. Joe Salerno not liking flowers. Angie Scozzafava without a crinoline. James Sparacio not smiling. John Sparacio making a lot of noise. Don Stanek with a pack of loose-leaf. John Sugrue without his camera. Bev Suvick not part of the gang. -Dotty Toker not having fun. Arlene Vaghi not dancing. Marie Volpe not doing something for laughs. Bea Walsh not being in a school play. Eugene Walters without his D.A. Maureen Whelan without her many friends. Pasquale Zinzi not arguing with Danny. C law Chatterbox MARGARET ALBERT HARRY MEYER Most Bafhful IRENE HANGLEY JOSEPH LIGGIO Senior C boiees Moft Versatile MARGARETTA BIRD ANDREW NEMETS Beft Dresfed ANGELA SCOZZOFAVA ROBERT BARBA C1455 Cut-Up MARIE LEE FRANK HOEPPEL N I Most Likely BEATRICE THEODORE to Siieceed WALSH MEHLIG Mort School Spirit ROSEMARY BREDE JAMES CHINERY Senior C hoiees Bef! Perfomzlity KAREN CHRISTIANSEN LOUIE RUSSO Typical Senior JEAN ARRIGHI JOE SALERNO M0515 C ozirteouf MARY ANN HUTNIK FRANK BRADDOCK Most Pleasant MAUREEN WHELAN JAMES CAHILL Class Dreamer MARGARET BRODERICK ANDREW MEGJOJORIC 1 Senior C boices M ox! Popular MARIE VOLPE HERBIE MOTT Bef! 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Bev Suvick leaves her Woolworth's salary to Claire West. jackie May leaves his multi-colored shirts to Bob Evelich. Helen Murphy leaves her dependableness to Ethel Whyte. Marion Gorecki leaves her eye glasses to Patsy Kessler. Don Stanek leaves his football shoes to Ken Simoneau. Joyce Parker leaves her size 4 shoe to Lily Eng. Eugene Walters leaves pushing his car up the street. jean Arrighi leaves her bangs to Mary Ann Micich. Carol Hughes leaves her bobby socks to some bobby soxer. john D'Attilio leaves his hair tonic to Any and All. Gail Kiernan leaves her chair by the heater. james Sparacio leaves his chemistry apron to Ed Noonan Cookie Lista leaves her poetic ability to Genevieve Malone Jim Reidy leaves his place on the 44 Bus to Gregory judge. Lillian Gorman leaves her artistic ability to Maureen Black. Dotty Toker leaves her tokens to the Happy Wanderers. Louie Russo leaves his baseball uniform to anyone who fits in it. Annie Morgenweck leaves her hair brush to some cute little duck, Margie Albert leaves her gift of gab to Lisa Landi. joe O'Hagan leaves St. Joe's High quietly. Bunny Bird leaves her short curly hair to Mary Nemets. Maryann Hutnik leaves her musical talent to Liberace. joe Liggio leaves his bench in the locker room to some worthy underclassman. Roe Brede leaves in her white bucks and bermudas. Angie Scozzafava leaves her dark curly hair to Roselyn Cacacie. Fedele D'Elia leaves his 4O Dodge to some interested buyer. Ellie Krstulja leaves to give assistance to Max Factor. Frank Hoeppel leaves with the other H twin. Fran Barre leaves her typing eraser to next year's Underwood user. John Sugrue leaves his used flash blubs. Carole Cacacie leaves her pretty face to some deserving underclassman. Herbie Mott leaves his place in the crowd to some popular junior. jane Broderick leaves her sister to carry on her record. Harry Meyer leaves his chatterings to some good listener. Barbie Gaherin leaves her cheering ability to all hopefuls. . x and Testament Bea Walsh leaves her crinolines to Roe O'Connor. jimmy Cahill leaves his good looks to Richie Miller. Ann Kliendienst leaves her sewing machine to Bruna Radoslovich. Butchie Nemets leaves his basketball ability to jackie Whelan. Irene Hangley leaves her brother to carry on the family name. Mary Mangan leaves her green eyes to some Irish junior. Fred Heyer leaves his sophistication to Nenad Buktenica Arlene Vaghi leaves her lunch to some starving junior. Maddy Lawless leaves her Mambo steps to Pat Crocitta. Tommy Lane leaves his crew cut to Ken Schultz. Midge Russo leaves her nail polish under her seat. Karen Christiansen leaves her Marlon Brando fan club card to Fran Sidoti Andy Megjogorac leaves by way of the window. joan Croghan leaves her laugh to Peggy Cullen. joe Saelrno leaves his 41', Pontiac to a prosperous junior. Margie jones leaves her art pencil to some promising art student. Pasquale Zinzi leaves his French marks to some Parisian student. Marie Volpe leaves everybody in peace. Billy Harriot leaves hurriedly. Marie Lee leaves her high spirits to Rosie Tholen. Davie Liebau leaves his job at Wilson's to Carol McGrath. Irene Ostyn leaves her bus tickets to Agnes Zawatski. Bruce D'Elia leaves his Kentuckian ways to Pat Mountain. Pat Forrest leaves in a 1947 Nash. Danny McElwreath leaves his quizzical manner to some inquiring junior. Elaine De Lalla leaves her long nails to some unprotected junior. Roe Dussich leaves her wearing apparel to her sister Gloria. Frank Braddock leaves helping to push Eugene's car. jim Chinery leaves his note books to some energetic junior. Carol Rufino leaves liking band leaders. Ted Mehlig leaves a broken hose on his Bunsen Burner. Caroline Bender leaves her giggle still echoing through the halls. john Sparacio leaves his history marks to anybody who wants them. Maureen Whelan leaves her long, wavy hair to Juliet Calligaris. Bob Barba leaves his good-natured grin. sg bla I , IV? Q - W W I f 9 f IQ Q s A f L? 1 it 0 3 'F' 5 gb x 'X F' 1 . I u i 4 f 1,4 1 , Ii- 4m QM E E J m ? EQ ' Gu 0 T' - Q Ed Q Eg Tiffin ffl I 'ls A million thanks to our M0tloe1's! Seated, left to right: Mrs. J. D'Elia, Mrs. S. Russo, Mrs. J. Volpe, Mrs. T. Harriot, Chairman. Standing: Mrs. T. McEIwreath, Mrs. H. Mott, Mrs. J. Liggo, Mrs. J. Whelan, Mrs. F. Barre, Mrs. C. Bender. Acknowledgements We, the graduating class of 1955, take with us through life fond memories of our beloved High School by means of the josepal. Thus we are indeed indebted to all those who have helped in making the publication of this book possible. We then wish to express our appreciation and extend a sincere thank you to:-- Our beloved Pastor and devoted Priests for their sincere encouragement for all our endeavors. Our Reverend Principal, Sister M. Evarista, for the interest and concern she showed in our task. Our Vice Principal, Sister Marie Augusta, for her assistance and cooperation. Our Faculty Advisor, Sister Joseph Marie, for her unsparing time, unfailing efforts and patient guidance. All our Sisters and lay members of the faculty for their willingness to help. Our parents for their inspiration and enthusiasm. The N adler Studio for their untiring efforts and excellent photography. Mr. Garry Schmeelk of the Taylor Yearbook Company for his valuable and willing assistance. I The Business Staff for their diligent work. Our fellow students who gave so generously when requested. Our Advertisers, patrons and boosters, for without their aid the publication of this book would have been impossible. Immaculate Conception-1854 Immaculate Mary, our hearts are on fire With hurning love ana' steadfast desire, With grateful thanks for your Motherly care Which shielded us always from satan's snare. Immaculate Mary assist us we pray To realize the realities of the Christian way, That we may recognize them in our tlaily strife Ana' ohtain therehy supernatural life. s e y or , fi: the 7 9 Acluertisements Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. CONGRATULATIONS AND SINCERE WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS FROM THE MOTHERS AND FATHERS and Mrs. O. Alberl' and Mrs. F. A. Barre A. Bird and Mrs. C. G. Brede and Mrs. G. W. Broderick and Mrs. G. Cacacie and Mrs. H. Chinery and Mrs. T. A. Chris+iansen and Mrs. J. Croghan and Mrs. J. D'AH'ilio and Mrs. De Lalla C. Dussich and Mrs. C. Forresi and Mrs. H. Gaherin and Mrs. J. Gorman and Mrs. E. Hangley and Mrs. T. E. Hughes and Mrs. J. W. Hufnik Mrs. A. Krysfulia Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawless and Mrs. J. Lisla Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. ancl Mrs. A. Megiugorac T. Mehlig H. MoH' J. Mullane A. Murphy S. Neme+s Mrs. Anna O'Hagan Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Oslyn Mr. and Mrs. W. Parker Mr. ancl Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. ancl Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. D. Tolzer J. Pinio C. Rohecelc S. Rufino S. Russo J. Salerno Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. B. Walsh Vaghi C. Volpe Mr. and Mrs. G. Whelan Mr. and Mrs. S. Zinzi COMPLIMENTS of ST. JOSEPH'S BOOSTERS CLUB OFFICERS Cenfer, Rev. Michael J. Fi'l'zpa+rick-Mocleraforg Lefi' io Righ+, Mr. William La Monle, Isl' Vice Presiclenh Mr. An1'l1ony Sfanelc, Presidenh Mr. Ray- mond Buclrman, Recording Secrefaryg Mr. Arfhur Dollarcl, 2nd Vice Presi- denh Mr. Roberf Cullen, Financial Secre+ary, noi presen+. First tooth . . . or first portq dress have the Portrait made now Your child's portrait keeps the memories first in your heart. For the priceless record of each precious age- have your child's portrait made now. NADLER STUDIO Besl' Wishes lo ihe Graduales From fhe EMANON'S Presiclenf-Barbara Hennessey Vice Pres.-Pal CrociH'o Barbara Baldwin Maureen Blaclc Eugenia De Mariino Gloria Dussich DoH'y De Luca Ru+h Ann Esposiio Pai' Eisen Cass Jens Pal' Kessler Secreiary-BeHy Lou Johnson Treasurer-Caihy Balellca Mary Murphy Elva Mifchell Mary Nemefs Lee O'Connor Ronnie Polcrywlca Helen Mary Riehl BeHy Sladich Caroline Solieri Rose Tholen Ka'l'hy Higgins o Congralulalions 'l lhe Gracluafes Q T'S Angie Jean Annie Lill Arlene Karen Barbara Margie Bev Marie Bunny Maureen Carolann Ri'l'a Carole Rosemarie Ellie Complimenls of THE DEBS Peggy Cullen Arleen Nocero Juliei' Calligaris Mildred Powers Marilyn Alberi LoreHa Mahon Elhel Whyie Judy Roclco June Heaney Elise Russo TOOMEY INSURANCE AGENCY 4l5-6Is+ Sfreei' Enhance 6050 Tyler Place WEST NEW YORK, N. J. UNion 7-8096 MURPHY AND SKELLY 7I5 Anderson Ave., CLIFFSIDE, N. J. 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M175 ff QTL 6353 A l A QJMJ fwjgpj MQW f c Wjlwxp Mariae Spul of Mary, sanctify us,- Heart ofMary, inflarne us,' Hands of Mary, sustain usg Feet of Mary, dtrect usg . 1 Eyes of Mary, lookiupon us, Lips of Mary, speak for usg' Passion of'Mary, strengthen us 0 Mary, hear usp M U Hide us in the Sacred Heart o jesus From the enemy defend us,' In the heur of death call us Bid us come to thee y Where' we shall-A find the Sacred Heart of jesus and praise thee withthe Angels and Saznts e 'forever and ever. Amen 2 5 Q s 5 X E