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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

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Because of our devo- tion to her we ask her to come with us as we recall our joys and achievements with a fond hope that she will always stay with us and lead us to our Greatest Joy- Jesus. Dedication It is with sincere love and gratitude that we dedicate this yearbook to the Priests and Sisters who have taught and the students who have passed through the portals of Saint Joseph's during the past twenty-five years. We wish to celebrate with them the Silver Anniversary of our School. May all the Silver memories You have gathered through the years Light up each single moment Of our Anniversary Year. May all your paths be strewn with flowers And blossoms more unfold As the years 'neath the touch of the Artist Turn gently from Silver to Cold. fs? x 1 6 10 111061116 61:9 195610661061 115' .1 61116 16111111O'61' 0f166 66,1111 W6 306111 Q1 J0sQ06fS1 726 11111116 years hf' 1116063 61161 06-wges 10 166 806001 606116 6 as 1616 1600111 01' 166 fjyblpog we 1 166 111611101168 1661 191-6 defy lk? 6-9 V8 011. p1-911111110 10 I I 066 P1 Iv S T y 03116 111 611' 111 166 116111 1' fO IIS , j0y6O' 6 1616 6 J111 H7 fgf new 16 S6611 66 121' , 166 16111516 W6 0511 a11O' 6116131 11101116111 of 166 111226 W6 5108111 111 006 660' W6 s11106166f 60,116 1661 yoa 111111 611- . 6 16611631011 fbfglblbg Qs 166 601101 0f00f11,111611g 1619 -211601916611 W6 Q16 g12Q161Z11Z1 166 600116161106 y011 6a V6 ' 10 11.9 10 fbr?6'6 1616 6006300661616 N gl V611 Q6 ' 61aff C0 ntents A an dm n TM mir X13 dvr ll1llililillilllllilliiilli MOST REVEHEND THOMAS A. BOLAND Archbishop of Newark if ,L N' ,W M , Y ,. ww W mmuwwwww VH 'YM' REVEREND JOHN P. WEIGAND Our Beloved Pastor 'i gm 5515, . .EE E A w REV. JOHN McHALE A REV. HAROLD DARCY REV. MICH AEI FITZPATRICK gllwn, law! REV. JOSEPH MURRAY REV. ANTHONY SULLIVAN, S.A Administration REVEREND JOHN P. WEIGAND Pastor REVEREND MICHAEL .I. FITZPATRICK Spiritual Director SISTER M. CELINE Principal SISTER JOSEPH MARIE SISTER M. CELINE Faculty REV. MICHAEL FITZPATRICK REV. HAROLD DARGY Religion SISTER M. BERTILLE Librarian, Health SISTER M. BERNARDINE Bookkeeping, Typewriting SISTER MIRIAM THOMAS Algebra, Geometry, History SISTER MARY KEVIN Latin. English, Biology MR. CARL HARDEN Economics, Physical Education Spiritual Director Religion MRS. A. NIOSI Office Secretary REV. JOSEPH MURRAY Religion SISTER MARGARET MARY Latin, English SISTER LORETTA MARIE French, Trigonometry SISTER MARY KATHLEEN Stenography, Spanish MR. ARTHUR COUCH History, Athletic Director MR. WILLIAM LANG Chemistry, General Science MR. ARTHUR COUCH MR. CARL HARDEN MR. WILLIAM LANG MRS. A- NIOSI ,pm 'wm.,.,, MW -ww, ,.M m' M ir' H NWN! M ww N an ,X , MQW Senwrs 11. HW Wil Hu x Q. Aw w 3? 9 Q 3 df W , in ,M K, x V 1 x Four Years Have Slipped by w e ,ll er ,I I ll 'N ' ll , dgvfw 'f i r i MARILYN MARGARET ALBERT JOHN BAGLIERE 6224 Bergenline Avenue 438 56th Street West New York, New Jersey West New York, New .lcrscy Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club lg Cheer- Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 43 Dramatics leader 4, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 4. General Business Academic College HONORA PATRICIA BATELKA RICHARD ALOYSIUS Bows 8606 Second Ave. 500 80th St. North Bergen, New .lersey North Bergen, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader 2, 33 Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4g Dramatics Yearbook Staff 4. 2, 3, 4. Cen eral Businee Academic College I4 With the Sands of Time ANTHONY JOSEPH BRADDOCK 7222 Broadway North Bergen, New jersey Catholic Action 1, 2. 3, 43 Baseball 1. 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4. General College ROSELYN JOAN CACACIE 6703 Berg:-nwood Ave. North Bergen, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4: Dramatic Club 2, 4. General Business NENAD FRANCIS BUKTENICA 15 66th Street West New York, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 School Paper Editor 2, 4g Dramatic Club 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4. Academic College JULIET MARIE CALLIGARIS 6119 Monroe Place West New York, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 13 Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4. General Business I5 NANCY MARYANN CERULLO 512 56th Stn-vt We-st Nc-w York, N1-w Jersey Catholic A1-tion 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Yvarliook Staff 4. C4-nt-ral Business School MARIAN PATRICIA DAvis 429 74th Strvvt North Bc-rgen, New jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 Omnia Christo Club 44 School Pape-r Staff 4: Yearbook 4. General Secretarial School I6 foy and Expectancy 4 tw , , l'll vi, 'i 1 Sri in ' v 4 liii ifnl 4 N'IARmRE'r lVlARY Ct'i.i.m l42 72ml Stn-vt North llvrgcn. Now ,lvrwy Catholic :Xvtion l. 2. 3. lg Svliool l'ape-r 3, 1: Yvarliook 1, C4-nf-ral Sm-we-tziriul Svliool LILLIAN ANN ENC 7104 Park Ave'nuv Cuttenberg, Nc-w Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 Clu-vrlm-urls-r 43 Dra- matic Clulm 33 Omnia Christo 3: Yr-arlvook 4. General Businf-ss Enchanted Each Dawning Day ltoBEn'r JOSEPH EvEL1cn 304 60th Sm-et West New York, New .lPrS1'y Catholic Action 2, 3, 4g Football 2. 3- 45 Bas' ketball 2, 3. Gemwal Business CAROLE ROSE FRANK 119 72nd Street North Bergen, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 Omnia Christo Club 3, 45 School Paper Staff 3, 43 Yearbook 4. Academic Nursing EUGENE MICHAEL HANGLEY 6302 Broadway West New York, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 33 Red Cross 2, 3, 4. General Marines JUNE DOLORES HEANEY 110 58th Street West New York, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 45 Omnia Christo Club 3, 43 School Paper 4g Clee Club 1. General Photographer I7 BARBARA ANN HOPF 7415 Park Avenue North Bergen, New Jersey Catholic Action 1-43 Ycarbook 4, Omnia Christo 4g School Paper 2, 3, 4. Geneiai Bl1SiI10SS ALYCIA ANN KILLEN 5213 Palisade Avenue West New York, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4g Editor of Yearbook 4, Dramatics 3, 4. Academic Business I8 Ever Conscious of Mary w GEORGE CHARLES RICHARD KESSLER 125 63rd Street West New York, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4g School Paper Staff 1, 25 Track 3. General U. S. Army FRANCES ANN LICATA 340 73rd Street North Bergen, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 12 YCHl'b00k Staff 4. General College X LoRI21'rA IRENE MAIION 215 5th Street Fairview, New Jersey Catholic Action l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4g Red Cross 4. General Business VINCENT NICHOLAS MANALIO 1607 76th Street North Bergen, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 2, 3. Academic College PATRICK ANTHONY MALIA 9031 River Side Place North Bergen, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 1, 25 Red Cross 4. Academic Airplane Mechanic LORETTA DOROTHY MARAIA 359 Cliff Street Fairview, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 2, 3, Red Cross,4. General Business I9 We Traveled the Path Md. JOSEPH EDWARD MCCALLIDN EDWARD KENNETII MCGOVERN 6018 Fillmore Place 4529 Bergenline Avenue West New York, New Jersey Union City, New Jersey Catholic' Action l, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager, Catholic Action l, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 2, 4. Dramatic' Club 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 4. Academic M31-im Academic Undecided CAROLYN MARGARET MCCRATII GENEVIEVE PATRICIA MELDNE 6515 Palisade Avenue 375 Cliff Strf-pg West New York, New Jersey Fairview, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club lg Year! Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4: Viee President 3, Year- book Staff 43 Vice President Class 2, 4. book4g Clee Club 1. Ceneral Business General Business 20 RICHARD JOSEPII MILLER 6100 Monitor Place West New York, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. General Constructor PATRICK losEPII MURPHY 39 74th Street PATRICK RICHARD MOUNTAIN 440 Seventh Street Fairview, New Jersey Catholic Action l, 2, 3, 49 Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Football 4. Academic Marines RUTH ALICE NEIL 7402 First Avenue Nllflh Bf'1'l-WU. New .lt'l'Sf'Y l North Bergen, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2. Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Academic College Academic College 2I Now, as W e Peer Into the Future ARLEEN PHILOMINA NOCERO 144 72nd Street North Bergen, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4g Red Cross 2, 3, Clee Club 13 Yearbook 4. General Business ROSEMARIE ANN 0'CoNNoR 6801 Durham Avenue North Bergcn. New Jersey Catholic Action 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 School Paper 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Com-ral Business 22 EDWARD FRANCIS NOONAN 481 Walker Street Fairview, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Academic Busine ww FRANCIS DOMINICK PEPE 210 73rd Street North Bergen, New Jersey Catholic Action 1. 2, 3, 43 Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Academic College MILDREU CENEVIEVE Powtzns 8750 lloulevurd East North llergcn, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2,' Sec- retary 33 Omnia Christo Club 23 Red Cross 4. Academic Business RUSSELL JOSEPH REPETTI 61 65th Street West New York, New .lersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2g School Paper 3, 4g Football 3, 4. Academic U. S. Navy We Ask From Her BRUNA MARY RADosLov1cH 401 53rd Street Wn'st New York, New Jersey Catholic Action I, 2, 3, 45 Omnia Christo Chili 2, 3, 4g Red Cross 43 Mission Club 2 General I v Nursing JUDITH ANN Rocko 40 62nd Street West New York, New Jersey Catholic Action l, 2, 3, 41 Omnia Christo Club 3, 43 Clee Club 1, 25 School Paper 1, 4g Year- book Staff 4. Academic Nursing 23 Eusrz Rosa Russo 208 78th Sm-et North Bergen, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2. 3, 43 Omnia Christo Club 2, 3, Yearbook 4. Academic Private Secretary JEANNE ANN SEIBERT 423 61st Street West New York, New Jersey Catholic Action 4g School Paper 4: Red Cross 4. Academic Nursing 24 Counsel and Wisdom t rr it .lfllikjk , Wh ' i-ii QW ,Wi lt my las i . i,ii . . ' ii -1 ll 'il W l ,-,' 'ww ,ii illiml 1 ' l AUGUST JOHN SARTORI 709 12th Street Union City, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 Class President 33 Basketball 3. Academic Business DoRoTHY SENOR 304 71st Street Cuttenherg, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Clubg Red Cross 3, 4. General Business DoLoREs Rosa SMITII 111 70th Street Cuttenberg, New jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 Omnia Christo Club 3, Yearbook 4. General Business ROBERT STENGEI. 257 Maple Street Coytesville, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 4. Academic ll, S, Mal-im as W e Grow From JOHN JOSEPH SMITH 42 64th Street West New York, New ,lersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, Track 3, 4. General Marines WILLIAM THOLEN 205 66th Street West New York, New Jersey Catholic Action 1. 2, 3, 43 Class President 4, Track 33 School Paper 1, 2, 3g Dramaties 2, 3, 4. Academic College 25 the Boy and Girl of Yesterday PETER CHARLES TITTELFITZ 908 80th Street North Bergen, New Jersey Catholic Action 3, 4g Football 4. Academic Cfvllege CLAIRE THERESA WEST 31 64th Street West New York, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 43 Omnia Christo Club 2, Red Cross 3, 4. Academic Nursing 26 JANICE NANCY WASILEWSKI 5501 Bergenline Avenue West New York, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 4, School Paper 3. General College ANDRE G. WETZEL 2180 Edwin Avenue Fort Lee, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Track 4. Academic College Into the Man and Woman of Today JOHN PATRICK WHELAN 6402 Dewey Avenue West New York, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4. General Business JOHN PETER WISKOWSKI 217 Hudson Place Hudson Heights, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor Yearbook 4, Basketball 3. Academic College ETHEL MARIE WHYTE 349 Tom Hunter Road Fort Lee, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4, School Paper 2, 3, 4g Yearbook 4. Academic Secretarial School FRANCIS JOSEPH YEAGER 105 Westover Place West New York, New Jersey Catholic Action 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4. General U. S. Air Force 27 ,....,,W fix Plllf' , X On Y x U aw' I mlm 3 a,41,,,,-1, M k..7bnMrnW :IIN f0lIlUI'l'Ul1' ,md f,,,,mrmn, . .. 21909 K Y any X, X falhflr Darrjx' holds af1f'nIim Religion. X. . 1 'O . af' -hp odds 'X I I AM N W ' v9 i yX N6 Wag A QVK. N x -'X' . kv 9-X V0 f W v X Co C ag 0 '1 'f Q 112111-a fmlmflv 1 FF. .Vf'Hal1'. IH! Willl , W , ,.,. Nw T ' nad srienlists at work. he 1 Fgxvx' Senior Choices Most Popular CAROLYN McGRATH EDWARD MCGOVERN Best Personality MARGARET CULLEN WILLIAM THOLEN Most Versatile HONORA BATELKA AUGUST SARTORI Most School Spirit ROSELYN CACACIE EDWARD NOONAN Most Likely to Succeed ALYCIA KILLEN JOHN WISKOWSKI ,N I X Q5 kgs Best Dressed MARILYN ALBERT PETER TI'I'I'LEFITS Best Looking JULIET CALLIGARIS RICHARD MILLER 13' xv 'if Most Bash ful DOLORES SMITH PATRICK MURPHY M ost C ourteous MARIAN DAVIS NENAD HUKTENICA 2 X Best Dancers ROSEMARY O,CONNOR JOSEPH McCALLION M ost Athletic JUNE HEANEY FRANCIS PEPE 36 ikliiulnusdiiu Typical Senior LORE'I'I'A MAHON ROBERT STENGEL Class Artists LILLIAN ENG GEORGE KESSLER 36' Most Pleasant NANCY CERULLO PATRICK MOUNTAIN Best Sport GENEVIEVE MELONE EUGENE HANGLEY QW l ff The Class of ' v 5 1 s l t V First row, left to right: Lillian Eng, Dorothy Senner, Ruth Neill, Roselyn Cacacie, Mildred Powers, Loretta Mahon, Carole Frank, Janice Wasilewski, Margaret Cullen, Marion Davis, June Heaney, Carolyn McGrath, Genevieve Melone, Frances Licata. Second row: Eugene Hangley, Vincent Manalio, George Kessler, John Smith, Richard Miller, Russell Repetti, Patrick Malia, Frances Pepe, Peter Tillelfitz, Patrick Moun- tain, Anthony Braddock. Nineteen Fifty-Six lfirst rms. left to right: Harlvara Hopf. llnlores Smith. Bruna Raduslovich. lflisv Russo. Judith lhwlw. .Xlyvia Killen. lithvl Whyte. Marilyn Albert. Juliet Calligaris. Iltmnm llutvlkn. Host-luxury C,-cilHlllUl'. Jean Seihert. Loretta Maraia. Nancy Cerullo. A-Xr'lt-nw Nu-om. St-vmul ram: john Whelan. Russell Sartori. Edward Noonan. John Wiskowski. Frank Yeager. Andre W1-tzel. Nomad Buktenica. Patrick Murphy. Robert Stvngvl. lfmlxszml Nl:-Gm'ern. John Buglierf-. William Tholen. John Wiskowski Margaret Cullen Carolyn McGrath Lillian Eng Barbara Hopf Frances Licata Janice Wasilweski The Iosepal EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Alycia Killen Assistants Ethel Whyte BUSINESS MANAGER Joseph McCallion Assistants ART Carole Frank TYPISTS Russell Repetti Rosalyn Cacacie William Tholen Judith Rocko Honora Batelka Nancy Cerullo Genevieve Melone E. Whyte, A. Killen, J. McCallion confer with Sister Margaret Mary a Sf D . Q, 3 S Sq Q- 'WBQ' .,- .. : P L ' 5 ' 5:g1 . Q . M 9 lk .E , N Q21 ' A 'W Q - N., I . NN.. sbwi JI af A .ki XX MLMNMK X 2 -sh YV P 3 F 1 , , 4 S 'W g V . t T7 ff .. A x A ,,. k V211 r AM , G s fp .gs iw se X KL 5 3 15.5 A i ai Q A Q i 3 ji X S1 E Q Q Q Q iii 3 XR 5 N Q E i fix si Q N K Q, 31 w Q. xljm R V 'QNX Q UT Ring Day A Ring is a Gem in the Treasury of High School Memories ln , ,, , H lla t ' l i lu my l l of l it l ' wi . 1. f l f fl . l J l L 'UT NoN DEFICIAT FIDES ,M I if 1 , ,N :ffl 5 J W' .MM l M . tw it All J it J. iir, ily , 'lgll ifillllll 'H 3? l ws W W1 ,L :tw , Remember the day on which we received our senior rings? May we often recall with joy the touching ceremony and Father Fitzpatrick's inspiring talk on the signifi- cance of the ring and the loyalty we owe to our Alma Mater. It is this symbolic ring which binds us in love and loyalty to Saint Joseph's' and which commissions us to emulate the Christian principles it represents. As a mark of our senior year this ring is a con- stant reminder of the ideals for which we should strive. Let us always be faithful to Saint .loseph and Mary, the Cause of our Joy, and may our Faith and our wills be strengthened as we read Ut non deficiat fidesn on the crest of our rings. WW' W U il 'V 3 rv .,mw W ' Mu! J Hr X MW WWW U nderclassmen, XHEWSA Academic Eleven vi' 1 First row, left to right: Barbara Baldwin, Caroline Solieri, Maryann Fosnar, Angela Sparacio, Rita Courtney, Lillian Clauda, Jean Grant, Veronica Hoffman, Aurora Murphy, Francesca Sidoti. Second row: Anne Hegal, Patricia McGraw, Marilyn Cahill, Kathleen Jens, Gloria Dussich, Donald Maiocco. Third row: Joseph Dllflia, Gregory Judge, William Fuchs, Joseph Krone, Robert Reilly, Gregory Donzella, William McDermott, Sister Loretta Marie. Fourth row: Philip Caccavale, Peter Spiotto, Richard Kelly, John Behnken, Richard Bradly. Fifth row: ,loseph Benigno, Frank Gargiulo, Edward Biml, Daniel Small. CLASS OFFICERS FRANK CARGIULO ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, President JOSEPH KRONE .,,, ,. i ,,,,,. Vice President LILLIAN GLAUDA H ,s,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,V,Y, S ecrelary BARBARA BALDWIN ,,,,,,, Treasurer Nm xl xr .11 um Nlmll In P N1 IIIUVS! I 3 xllI'lll'Ll llllHkN 411- knmu tht- unsxwr R As fI'l'Slllllt'll m- guzwl xs hun .ll ilu am- uml aulmira' ' proufl 1111114-lwlalsslxlc-11. ,Nm I mm nv IIQIXQ' ilu- vm MMI lllls' of IJIGNIIPIICIX ,IINIUHS Wi, . up Mary, ilu- CZIIISU of our K Y l'l'0llll'Ll arm- vnu thx- nvw lt'i14'!l1'l'0f Flwlle-IIA' General Eleven fc' rex X. gf' 2 First row. left to right: Thomas Davis. Gerald Moore. Robert Smith. james Allen. Richard Cross. Robert Booth, Robert Haltmeier. Vincent Bird. Eugene Hoffner. Albert Cox. Robert McGovern. Second row: Sister Kathleen. Anthony Lamiazza Marilyn Ryan. Alice 0'Connor. Patricia Kessler. Sarah Russo. Grace Pederson. Audrey Zuconi. Clare Fogarty. Carole Napoli. Catherine Mazzochi. Patricia Eisen. Rose Marie Tholen. Donald Cianotti. Third row: Lorraine Jurusz. Eileen Mahon. Annette DeGrazia. Linda Illipronti. Cecilia Fogarty. Marion Moody. Mary Donna May. Elizabeth Whicker, Kathryn Davis. Amelia Petrosine. Barbara Hennessey. Mary Riehl, Kathleen Brunner. Therese Mattiace. Fourth row: Bertha Doherty. Arlene Sullivan, Judith Riclces. ,lane Odom. Ruth Esposito. Kathleen Higgins. Elizabeth Sladich. Dorothy Blaum. Eugene Do Martino. Catherine Batelka. Bertha Sneyers. Dolores Cavenna, Lucy Primiano. Fifth row: Catherine May. Ann Rosenberg. Betty Lou Johnson, Dorothy DeLuca, Veronica Pokrywka. CLASS OFFICERS ..,..,,.,.,..,..,,.., ,.,.... ,,,, .,,,..,A, P r e .sfdent LINDA ILLIPRONTI .....,,,,,,, .,..,. V ice President NAPOLI .... - ......... M... ..,,,,,... Treasurer BARBARA HENNESSEY .... ,.. ,.... W Secretary English Grammar problems solved hy diagrams The subjects of stenography. typeu riting are taught so that the students will he able to rencler efficient service in their future Careers. Successful Careers predict- ecl . . . Diligence. perfection. accur- acy. neatness. Commercial Erlueation of- fereel at St. Josephis has for its purpose the preparation of its sturlents for a sueeess- ful husiness Career. The subjects of typeisriting and stenography are inte- grated in a curriculum with the social-business subjects of health. general science or biology, Spanish and history. Academic Ten First row, left to right: Bernard Primiano, Eugene Dumareque, Joseph Radoslovich, Thomas Richards, Dennis DeMartino, Sister Miriam Thomas, Salvatore Ce-rhino, Michael Dollard. Ronald Masterson, John Zorovich, Alfred Suvick. Second row: Kevin Savage, Charles Hartner, William Voorhis, Joseph Donahue, Audrey Foy, Carolyn Beck, Claudia Pfleger, Eileen Sullivan. Margaret Wilhelm, Dorothea Veltre, Margaret Micich, Clifford Stahl, Patrick Ivory, Richard DeCourcey, Joseph Schmidt, Martin Neuner, Ronald Scharf. Third row: Robert Rochette, Joseph McClvnn, Thomas Liggio, Thomas Hale, Thomas Rubino, Patrick McQuirl, Jeanne Gilligan, Patricia Noble, Patricia McGlynn, Marianne Faresich, Christina Caccicarne, Maureen Ciovia. Maureen Fanning. Michael Parkes, Louis Carcich. Last row: Barbara Montgomery, Madeline Rausch, Luellen Smith, Carol Ann Comes, Marie Fanning, Marian Linden, John Sgomhick. CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT ROCHETTE e,,,,e,,,,,e,,Ad,,A,e,,-,,,v,, ,,,,ww, P resident JOHN ZOROVICH ,,,er ,.., V ice President ,,,,,e,,,,,, -ww--ww- S ecfgtafy JOSEPH RADOSLOVICH .,.. .... T reasurer The ophisticated ophomores Mr. Harden checks on liter- ary interpretation. We the sophomores. have l'0lll0 far in our two years at St. Joseplfs, not only in physical and mental growth hut also in spiritual growth. If easy, is it not? We have begun to take an interest in the outside world of which we shall become a part. With Mary, the Cause of our Joy. may we march on to success. General Ten First row. left to right: Andrew Pesce. Cecile Grant. Rita Russo. Connie ionno. Nlr. Couch. Patricia Flowers, Rosalind Corchio, Eleanor Colat-ci. lfileen Nlann. Thomas Cantwell. Second row: Walter Pesce. Walter' Knotkew. Franc-is Iiilmr-Il. Patricia Navantonello. Kathleen O,Hagan. Dorothy Tiinpone. Barlmara Broderick. lVlargarm-t May. Armond Squires. Pascal Pinto. Joseph Nicolette. Third row: ,losepliinv Boa-liler. Dorothy Novovich. Kathleen Featherston, Mary Lornayya. Catherine Nlr'Clice. Cath- erine Meek. Mary Ann Withturri, Marie Blair. Audrey liisen. Salvatore lfsposito. Walter Holiday. Fourth row: John Fleisr-hhein. Franc-is Hangley. Xvilliznn Hihando. James Bock, James France. CLASS OFFICERS JAMES ROCK . , ., ,, . . . President Y Sgcnjlqry KATIILICICN FPIATPIICRSTON Treasurer l Although iw liavc never seen Spain. its romantic atmos- plicrv is suppliccl for us dur- ing our mlaily Spanish lcs- sons. linclcr the guidance of Sister Vlary Katlilccn we are learn- ing to convcrsc in this-one of the most commercial of lll0ilPI'Il languagcs. This lesson in Health Educa- tion captured the attention of all in 10 G. La Leccion de- Espanol Nine A-1 FRESHMAN GIRLS First row, left to right: Geraldine Mueller, Jean Sunnekalb, Virginia Pell, Margaret Molinini, Judith Kaffe, Catherine DeFino, Adriene Milone, Jeanine Matenelli, Catherine Caffaro, Ellen Sullivan, Theresa Cerullo, Evelyn Eisen, Loretta Croghan. Second row: Jacqueline Bukovec, Carolyn Thompkan, Lucy Wie, Mary Beth Yonda, Kathleen McKeever, Palma Pizzuto, Rose Marie Delliacano, Sister Mary Kevin, Marietta Russo, Albina Kryzwkowski, Gertrude Pepitone, Jacqueline Whelan, Cath- erine Judge, Patricia Harrington, Marie De Bari, Margaret Giampavola, Norma Cevetello, Agnes Scriven, Pauline Coco. Third row: Patricia Taffaro, Vivian DeSanto, Jeanne Snyder, Dianne Wares, Josephine Ferranti, Christine Skiha, Carol McKenna, Jane Dunne, Mary Mueller, Theresa 0'Conner, Janette Ratio, Judith Van Gerichten, Carol Lynne Kubisa, Kathleen Doyle, Alba Graziani, Mary Murphy, Janice Coyle, Nancy Crosier, Nancy Roszowski, Judith Fox, Marilyn Trucilla, Germaine Powers. Fourth row: Eileen Raffo, Carolyn Russell, Patricia Adderly, Eleanor Maione. u CLASS OFFICERS JACQUELINE WHELAN t ,C,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,o.,.,o,,,,,,,o. President CATHERINE JUDGE ,,,,...,,,,,,,,,.. ,.,,,,, V ice President PATRICIA HARRINGTON . . .,oo,. ,,o,oo,o,..., S ecretary NANCY ROSKOWSKI ,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,o,o T reasurer A new and interesting phase of our lives . . . It never looked like that before. MY, isn't Algebra confusing! Nine A-2 , - -- uv 1 vi . , , X 1 FRESHMAN BOYS First row, left to right: Bernard Gianotti, Robert Sentie, Thomas Fester, Walter Grossman, Harold Stankard, Daniel Kelly, John Sonta, Douglas De Troy, William Callahan, Richard Eldredge, Robert Kevis, Richard Trocchia. Second row: Mr. Lang, Salvatore Ziz, Anthony Pizzuto, John Salacan, Raymond Robinson, Joseph Mongan, Otto Albert, Thomas Ciresa, Garrett Repetti, Gregory Wolf, Kermit Ferrant, Joseph Whitchurch. Third row: John Robinson, Alfred Calligaris, Joseph Kellett, Michael Lane, Raymond Bianco, Sergio Triches, Peter Charowhas, James Meyers, Albert Kenney. Fourth row: William Zablinis, Robert Meyers, Richard Judge, Kenneth Gerken, Russell Slaight, John Fitzpatrick, Robert La Magra, John Burke, John Madsen. CLASS OFFICERS GARRETT REPETTI ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, President MICHAEL LANE e,Y,reer,,ee ee,,,ee. V ice President RICHARD JUDGE t,,,t,t,,tt,,e,e, t,,,ttt,,t S ecretary ANTHONY COLLETTA .Y.,,t ,,ttt T reasurer 5 Mr. Lang stars off future scientists with a General Sciemre course. In Religion Class Father Murray explains a deep problem. QF if X M4 P11 1 , ,Mi WW-,W ..,.wW,,..W.,,,...,....M.,,,..,,, X mx 1' N Activities i r H' 1-mm, H1! 'I-. Rxffi: f C59 'Qc O A ,47 I -, N fs S N 'M X ff-' wg j' X L R. K- z Q Q 0 Q Q V Q ,, . A Q K. f , I 0 AZ F 1657. V545 The Guardian of the Palisades Published bi-monthly by the Students of St. loseplfs West New York. N. J. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF , , . Nc-nad Buktenica '56 ASSOClATlf EDITORS ,, Carole Frank '56. Donald Maiocco 757 Nl'1WS EDITOR ,, , . Marie Fanning, 558 Fl'lATl.lRlf EDITOR , Caroline Solieri 357 SPORTS EDITOR ,,,,., . , , Russell Reppetti ,56 BUSINESS MANAGERS ,,,, Richard Miller 56. Thomas Richards ,553 RICPORTICRS: Barbara Baldwin '57, Francesca Sidoti '57, Maureen Farming '58. lVlarianne Faresich '58. Jeanne Marie Cilligan '58. Margaret Wilhelm '53, TYPISTS :Barbara Hopf '56, Margaret Cullen 756, Francis Licata '56, Dolores Smith 56, Lily ling '56, Honora Batelka 356, Rosemary 0'Connor '56, Marian Davis '56, June Heaney '56, PHOTOGRAPHY , .,,,,, , , Ethel Whyte 756. Judith Rocrko 756 Nenad, Carole and Donald discuss a coming issue Marie Fanning, the News Editor, and Caroline Solieri, the Feature Editor, make a few suggestions. Russell Repetti, the Sports Editor, looks over the pictures with Ethel Whyte and Judith Rocko. Uplifting the Heart in Melody and Drama , ' Accompanied by Sister Loretta Marie strains of music float upward from Room 11.K. 'QAII the world is a stage and what wonderful new thrills have been experienced as we have placed ourselves temporarily in the limelight! Will any of us forget the adorable angels in the Christmas plays and the joy we experienced in our daily practice for the spring performance of MMARYLAND, MY MARYLANDW? Joseph McCallion helps Carole Frank with her 'iwingsu while :UYCi3 Killen and William Tholen look on. Annual Retreat Father Aloysius, the Retreat Master, Gives a Conference One of the great spiritual joys of each year is the annual three-day retreat. The 1955 Retreat opened on Monday, December 5, and made a fitting spiritual preparation for the great feast of our Blessed Mother, the Cause of our Joy-The Feast of the Immaculate Conception. It was conducted by Reverend Father Aloysius, C.P., from Holy Family Monastery, Hartford, Conn. Let us recall these precious days with joy, and try to keep ourselves worthy of Codls love. Let us remember, too, our First Friday devotions and our promise to be faithful to the Sacred Heart. The Mission Club and Catholic Action Prayer, study, and sacrifice for the Catholic missions are key words for the members of the Mission Club at St. Josephls. They all know what this means to the missionary at home and abroad. The joy of hearing the utrickle of the nicklesi' may be heard weekly and all rejoice when another ransom is announced. Let us always remember the missionaries and their work in our prayers. Let us always do our part for the Propagation of the Faith. THAT THEY ALL MAY BE ONE Packing boxes to be sent to the Missionsg Left to right: Sarah Russo, Barbara Broderick, Eileen Sullivan, John Fleishbein. Bernard Primiano, William Tholen, Carolyn McGrath, Walter Grossman. , MMM! 'EUS -.9 kk Omnia Christo Club The Omnia Christo Club with Rt-v. Mivhavl Fitzpatrick. Rt-v. Harold Darcy, and Sister Mary Kevin, Moderator. i Father Fitzpatrick pre-svnting the pin of the club at the reception 68 Cl'l'1'IT'l0 ES sl Father Fitzpatrick addressing the club members CLUB OFFICERS Marie Fanning, '58, Caroline Solieri, '57, Barbara Hopf, '56 Barbara Hopf is the Vice Moderator of the Club SEPTENTEE-R The joy of Dancing Thf e act that dancing is a favorite nation l The was a spooky one. Halloween Dance N QV EMBER a pastime cannot be denied, but the students at St. Joseph's never attempt to deny that fact. The school year is filled with monthly dances at which they exercise their feet to the tune of fox-trot, jitterbug and bunny hop. The Freshman Welcome Dance, sponsored by the Senior Class, was the initial dance Welcome, Freshmen of the season. Ggdiron H09 The Gridiron Hop was a tribute to the football team. Joe Krone was chosen as the most popu- lar Blue Jay. NOMINEES FOR SNOW QUEEN Jeanne Seibert, Honora Batelka, Carolyn McGrath, Margaret Cullen, Nancy Cerullo O gall x Big, gf' Ha! GW fr M' N. wr Q., X mf N- M M .- HW if-9' .3 Oh. Huw We Dane:-dl THE DANCE PROGRAM 1955-1956 Freslnnan Vlfelcome September 23 V Autumn Dance October 11 Halloween Dance October 31 Gridiron Hop November 23 The Snow Ball December 16 Annual Card Party January 20 Valentine Dance February 10 St. Patriclfs Day March 16 April Showers April 20 Maytime Dance May 18 The Annual Card Party N The evening of January 20, 1956, proved most entertaining for the parents and friends of St. Joseph's. The evening progressed with the playing of Canasta and bridge for which many beautiful prizes were awarded. Refreshments were served providing an enjoyable treat for all the guests. ll llQ , g, mr Father Fitzpatrick announces the sweepstakes Wfaitillg for the guests Arranging lhf' PTiZf'5 Mrs. V. Evelich, Chairlady with helpers if 'i Counting the money Financial success 6' Junior Red Cross The American Junior Red Cross offers young people a chance to begin to participate in community services. lts membership is open to students in public, private, parochial elementary and secondary schools. The program covers many activities here at St. Josephis. Besides sending gift boxes for children and adults in hospitals and institu- tions in need at home, recreational items and holiday decorations are sent to the armed forces and veteran hospitals abroad. Sister Robert Marie is the Moderator of St. Joseph's unit. Judith Rocko uses First Aid on John Benken as a group of Junior Red Cross members look on. 76 The Booster Club The Second Annual Award Night sponsored by the Booster Club and the Ladies' Auxiliary was a joyous affair. It was held Friday evening, March 9, in honor of the football and basketball teams and cheerleaders. Dr. Edward Crozier, general chairman, served as master of ceremonies. The awards were presented by Congressman T. James Tumulty. MBOOSTER NIGHT Congressman T. James Tumulty officiates at presentation of trophies to outstanding athletes of 1955-1956. First row, left to right: Mr. Couch, Joseph Krone, Juliet Calligaris. Frank Carguilo, Dr. Crozier. Second row, center: Rev. John P. Weigand with Congressman Tumultyf Members of the Booster Club and Ladies, Auxiliary look on. CAPTAIN FRANK PEPE The Blue Jays 1955 Football Season The Blue Jays opened the 1955 football season with Pope Pius and lost a heartbreaker by one point. Score 20-19. An explosive ground attack enabled St. Josephls to rip into Immaculate Conception of Montclaire for a 26-7 victory. A muddy field kept the score from being a complete rout. At Red Bank St. Joseph's express train ran into a roadblock. We suffered our worst defeat, 20-0. The following week St. Joseph's took out their revenge on Scotch Plains to the toll of 14--0. This was a very impressive victory for us. Our trip to Cornwall-on-Hudson will be remembered as a fight for a 25-25 tie with the men of the New York Military Academy. They really grow them big. Our Blue Jays were out-weighed 35 pounds per man. The Blue Jays of St. Joseph's were caught in the attack of St. Cecilia's and went down to the count of 20-6. St. Joseph's turned its lone appearance in the County against Union Hill. We gained almost 400 yards against them. It was a well deserved victory for the Blue Jays. Our trip to Bayley Ellard at Madison was cancelled because of stormy weather-snow and ice. 1955 was a season out on the road. Six out of eight games were played away. Although it had a potential promise of an excellent team, St. Joseph's had an inconsistent season-3 wins, 3 defeats, 1 tie. First row, left to right: T. Liggio, J. Krone, R. Evelich, F. Pepe, R. Repetti. P. Pinto, A. LaMami- azzo, J. France. Second row: Mr. Couch, P. Spiotto, S. Burke, P. Tillelfitz, J. Bagliere, P. Moun- tain. T. Davis, S. Esposito. D. Gianotti. Third row: W. Holiday, E. Noonan. J. Bock, F. Garguilo, J. Radoslovich. Not pictured: Mr. Casavina, Mr. Rapelli, B. Smith. RUSSELL REPETTI JOHN BAGLIERE PATRICK MOUNTAIN ROBERT EVELICH PETER TITTELFITZ Q EDWARD NOONAN is 4. mt bww mf X N' mis i'A Q 9535? P-Wi 'IU N 1 F Q . in qi L ' f fi ,',, rv' .yn-Qlv A is . 1. - V It ,'. .v I if-X . A 1 7, f -x yieu , Q it-1 Q me WZSMWQ, AN ' Am Q9 ,J mg, 1' Q f Ai 'W f 1, . f'f5'f 1 A A I , A V 'r v 'A' A. V Y'm Wim 8 -K -' K ef' ra-A ax r , V Ili f ' K ai , A X I w 'J v A A M ml I was . ,ae E . fn, ,.. 's:1., ' ' f 1 . ,va N -' '54, ,f-1.1. Varsity Cheerleaders W W 1 .llVI,lE'l' CALLICARIS LILY ENC CHEERLEADERS 1955-1956 Lily Eng, Nancy Cerullo, Barbara Broderick, Lillian Clauda, Eugenia DeMartino, Carolyn Sulieri, Marilyn Albert, Juliet Calligaris. 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SARUBBI , 1!!1Ul BEST WISHES --'l-0--- The Boys and Girls From HARRY'S ICE CREAM PARLOR 6 I 47 Bergenline Avenue WEST NEW YORK, N. J. UNion 5-3268 I The Finesf in Jewelry THE UNUSUAL IN FINE JEWELRY' VMI dank 6I47 Bergenline Avenue WEST NEW YORK, N. J. UNion 5-3268 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The sfaff of +he I956 JOSEPAL is sincerely appreciaiive of all 'I'he advice and assis'I'ance Mr. Garry Schmeellc of +he Taylor Publishing Company has given. We aslcnowledge, also, our sincere gra'l'ii'ude lo 'lhe Nadler S'I'udios whose excelleni' pholography has made our porlrayal of S+. Joseph's realislic and memorable. We are deeply graleful for ihe supporl, encouragmenh inferesi' and guidance of all lhe 'FacuH'y of S+. Joseph's. We sincerely acknowledge 'I'he deb+ of gralifude which we owe +o our paren1's, and +o our adverfisers, pa+rons, sponsors and subscribers, wilhoui whom 'l'he Josepal '56 would have been an impossibili'l'y. 1 I .. .1::fw.g,, ,' -I i 1 7. 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