St Marys High School - Ave Maria Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1958 volume:

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Having in mind the same idea of casting a radiant glow of truth and justice around our sphere of endeavors, we have chosen as the theme of our 1958 Ave Maria the motto which we hope will be our aim during life: Better to light one candle than to curse the dark- ness. As we peruse these pages in later years, our memories will be refreshed as We recall the rays of love, reverence, and courage that came to us from the faculty, rays of hope, conti- dence, and industry from our classmates, rays ol respect, admiration, and trust from underclassmen. The beams of light and knowledge which we grasped during these four years will guide us on through life, piercing the darkness of error and revealing the brilliance of truth, until the light of our one candle casts a golden ray of peace on all whom we meet. Contents Page Dedication . . . , 5 Faculty .... 10 Seniors ........... 16 Scholastic Scenes . . . 44 Underclasses .... 50 Clubs ........... 76 Religious Events . . . 90 Activities ....... 98 Sports .......... . , 118 Senior Directory . . . , , 126 Patrons ......... , , 129 Advertisements .... . . 133 Dedication Better to light one candle than to curse the darkness We, the twenty-filth graduating class of Saint Mary's High School, consider it an honor to dedicate our 1958 AVE MARIA to you, the men and women of the twenty-tour classes who have gone forth and who, by the integrity ot your lives, have cast a golden ray on the name SAINT MARY'S. You have made brighter the light of the one candle ot truth and justice by your honest, upright, and Christlike endeavors in the pro- fessions, politics, business, and industry. Then ' ' ' 1934 ' ' ' 19 graduates 12.., ,- Q 5 90 -4,3 First Graduating Class ' ' Saint Mary's High School First row, iseatedl: Peggy Kehoe, Helen Powers, Helen Sauer, Reverend Iames Lundy, Mary Breslin, Betty Rogan, Cecelia Gaflney. Second row: Gertrude Kendig, Eleanor Ing, Betty Beylon, Bernadette Boyle, Mary Doherty. Third row: Edward Halbfoster, Robert Riehl, Ioseph Conroy, Paul Bender, Leo Lutz, Iohn Brennan, Iohn Christel. Now ' ' ' 1958 ' ' ' 133 graduates 0 'al 'Zi ff' it -FQX 1 :iff ,si U W, 6 A s ft 551379. ' W ,f , r 5- Pope Pius XII A PIP' The light that shines the brightest describes Pope Pius XII. He has addressed religious, doctors, lawyers, youth, parents, technicians, politicians, rhetoricians. His endeavor to help and encourage reaches out to the poor, the persecuted, the sinner, and the saint. He is a man of God, sa man of prayer, Who aims to be all things to all men. The Most Reverend Thomas A. Boland D.D.. LL.D., S.T.D. Archbishop of Newark As a soul needs power and guidance, so does a diocese. These forces radiate to all parts of our archdiocese from the dynamic personality oi Arch- bishop Boland. In a quiet, gentle, and Christlike way, he leads souls to God, guided by the light of his personal love of Mary Immaculate. ffff- Right Reverend Monsignor Iohn Edward Kiernan M A . LL D Pastor and Supervisor Before saying farewell, we Wish to express our appreciation to Monsignor Kiernan for giving us the opportunity to start on the road to becoming men and women who will try to make the world a little better. May we reflect in our daily lives the virtues that have become deeply rooted in us here at Saint Mary's. We feel privileged to have Saint Mary's for our Alma Mater and to you, Monsignor, we say from our hearts, A most fervent thank you. J W W ac NJ Q MW YXWQM X I OWLFDCE Pop IIEPN jfacultp X. ,... -tr rim - A-...N -'it' jx xv ' - Teach All NGf1OHS FATHER MEYER All who attended Sarnt Mary s last year observed the tolerance and understandmg shown by Fathe Meyer It was therefore our pleasure also to have Father as dxrector durmg our senlor year In a kmd and frlendly manner he marntarns and upholds author1ty so that the students realxze that reverence and respect are to prevall For hrs unselhsh lnter est rn all our concerns We senrors srncerely say ln words and rn prayers a most s1ncere thank you Fw AC' Reverend Derus R McKenna FATHER MCKENNA Among all the wonderful persons We have met durrng our four years of hrgh school we shall al ways have hxed rn our Inlnds many grateful memones of Father McKenna He has helped us along w1th great patlence and cons1derat1on Thank you Father 10 ,eff Reverend Iohn A Meyer FATHER WELLS When we look rnto the Junror rehgron classes We not1ce they are very lntent on the lesson berng grven Thrs IS due to the splendrd work be1ng done by Father Wells We w1sh to thank Father for the many perlods clur1ng Whlch he held our lnterest and for the llght he threw on many dlffrcult prob lerns Father Wells the class of l958 thanks you Reverend Robert F Wells fig? f-N415 Xl I ll . , ' r , , .. NX. Q ' ' gtltim' -' 5.-..i.f-im, .t :lg fa:- , , . ig, ' v ' 1 f on , - , . Knowledge is geared to the realization that God is the Alpha and Omega of all things. W, f it f l 1224? V1 1 'f!' . J, ,H 1 5 -, fi f ff!! -'cliff -af' 'Q 'lf 1-4 1, l hiv r fa--' SISTER GRACE MIRIAM English SISTER AGATI-IA MARIA Pri n ci p al Her Leadership-A Challenge During the two years that Sister Agatha Maria has been our principal, she has devel- oped a Wonderful school spirit among the students. Sister has done everything possible to help improve our scholastic ability and to impress on our minds the necessity of study, work, and prayer, if We hope to achieve suc- cess in school and in life. Sister has been vitally interested in every activity, and for her kind guidance and support we owe a debt oi gratitude. lens SISTER GEORGE MARITA l 'S' SISTER MARIE AMBROSE Chemistry, Physics Glee Club, Alpha-Omega Science Club Religion, English Forensic League cmd Marian Debating Club QQ K., in SISTER ELIZABETH HENRY Stenography, Typing, Bookkeeping Senior Secretaries Club .qw s -., s-.2 av-vlvs 4.5 -4-Hdllv SISTER ANNE MAURICE Religion, Geometry High School Band x SISTER MIRIAM VINCENT Latin 2 S 3 '.,,,,..-nw' . KZ. 15' SISTER IUDITH MARIE Religion, English Ave Mmm Club SISTER IOSEPH EUCHARIA Religion, Typing, Stenography Queen's Mission Workers Deep in the heart ot every educator is the treas- ured awareness ot these singing Words: uThey that are learned shall shine as the bright- ness of the firmament, and they that instruct many to justice s stars for eternity! , If f-111 -fx Xflfr-,gf filling , 44.2 SISTER IULIA AGNES Religion Corona Careers Club P9 SISTER DAVID ELLEN Algebra Freshmen Sodality, Girls' Basketball slsrsn rom: Bsncl-:MANS 'fl Wg, J Religion, Spanish Spanish Club SISTER LOUISE MARIE Latin 1 Q- I V I 3, El Q is , . . Cv' YQ' MRS. ALICE BARTINIQUE English, French -ff 1, . MRS. SHIRLEY GRAHAM French L'Etoile Club X Leadership is the others to do good. VVIMM Mil-lisllg?'FgoniiZiq:,EE fl XNLJA nib. R AWLW J I ll , L' - : fl lil, 1 lyk .fa ',, Q L 2' K -, im. HUBERT IO NsoN 1 English ' Literary Club rv Y ' CHN MILLER MRS. ll .J 1 ory X LivMg tory Club Xb ll..-... I XJ l'::':b s 2 ' .1-J -Cara-.. MR. IAMES LYNCH History MISS AMANDA LOUGHREN Geometry Math Club quality which influences MR. IEROME STAHL Biology fix' 1:-:zaiv if o 1 -Vai , A flrs? ' , ' 5 . Y? . MR. ALFRED LO BALBO Z Physical Education Driver Education Coach .....,?, ,if .gif mpg. , wir- Q 'P MRS. AGNES TYNAN Secretary to the Principal 4 MISS THERESA SEBRING Secretary to the Director if S? ig QV-' as-'O 'V we 'fi xx MRS. STEGMEIER Dietitian . . K 5 an MRS. CARMEN CARROLL Nurse rv.. - '31 A' ALYZQ MR. MICHAEL RYAN Superintendent of Maintenance 3 K f , 1 I ' ', i ' f 46 y r MRS. MCCARTHY Dietitian 14 MRS. IEANNIE SILVIO Librarian MRS. LORING Dietitian . -fi , 1 X I gf 7. Bhd I o ' X 2 'X , R ,f'7 t ' . T Q KLGMWV f QW S QM mztiifrfk 3 fl Jfaretnell tu The bisters ,f SERAPHINE MARl'E ABITANTO CY A 1 2 3 4 Senior Secretar 1al Club 4 Sodahty 4 Year book 3 4 Glee Club 2 M1ss1on Club 3 When I am late what can l say? I come late almost everyday' sv, PETER IOSEPH AUSIELLO Debate 2 CYA 12 34 Dance Commrttee 3 Science Club 3 C Y O 2 3 4 Playing ball keeps him busy almost all year round But when he puts the balls away the chem labs where hes found ROBERT IAMES BAKER Debate Club 1234 CYA 34 Student Council Presldent 4 Science Club 4 CYO 3 4 Seton Forensic League 2 3 Honor Guard 4 Pageant 34 Dance Committee 4 Honor So crety 2 Bob IS our Webster all his studies he knows He has many trzends and very tew toes Some study to know GLORIA IEAN BARTUS Nurses Aid 3 Dance Commit tee 3 4 Sodalrty 3 4 Glee Club 12- Yearbook 4- C.Y.A. 12 3 4- f C,Y.O. 4. A 3 ' ' a s A perfect lady describes very SW .M l4 '3 1 3 You know her friendship will BARBARA ANN BARTISH Senior Secretarial Club 4' Glee 'Club 1 2 3- C.Y.O. 1 2 4- Dance Committee 2 3 4- Yea-rbook 3 4- C.Y.A. 1234- Class Officer 1- LEtoi1e 4- Pageant 1 2 3, Always cheerful, bright and neat, With a sense ot humor that's hard to beat. 16 always be true. Senior Class 1958 r 4'- f 51 'ffl 35' SR NORMAN DANIEL BAUMANN IR Math Club l 2 B1ology Club 3 Glee Club 3 A true ttlend staunch and loyal Hes always wxllmg to gwe thmgs a try 10? 1lP 'Y IANET CHRISTINE BEYM Iunlor Natxonal Honor Socxety Z LE.'to1Ie 4 Dance Commmttee 123 Senxor Secretarlal Club 4 M1ss1on Club lSecretaryl 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Is she always so quzet and demure? Maybe so but don t be too sure We have stud1ed to g1V9 Better to L1ght One Candle Than to Curse the Darkness SUZANNE CECILIA BETZ Class Ofhcer 3 CY A 12 3 4 Glee Club 12 3 Semor Secre tanal Club 4 Yearbook 34 Dance Comm1ttee 3 CYO l 2 3 4 A ttzendly smxle doesn t own a care Beautriul brown eyes and sparkhng half' GEORGE WALTER BODNAR Math Club 3 C Y O 3 Blology Club 3 On the surtace hes rather qulet At the mentzon ot work he rs ready to try zt -'GLN 's CAROLYN FRANCES BOl'l'I' Dance Comrmttee 4, CYA 1.2, 3,4, Glee Club l,2, Sodalxty l,4, Nurses Club 4, CYO 4 Every other word IS really, when she's talking, It she's not playmg records, you'1l fmd her out walkmg 17 gl , IOAN ANN BOTTORI-' Glee Club 25 Mission Club 35 Archdiocesan Mass 25 C.Y.A. l,2,3,45 Christmas Pageant 45 Senior Secretarial Club 45 Yearbook 45 Dance Commit- tee 3. A perfectionist in all she sets out to do5 Quiet in her ways and pleasing, too. MARY ANN BOYLE Glee Club 35 I.V. Cheerleader 15 Yearbook 3,45 Student Coun- cil Z5 Class Secretary 35 Iunior National Honor Society 25 C.Y.A. 1,2,3,4: Senior Secretar- ial Club 45 C.Y.O. l,2,3,45 Dance Committee 3,4. A pal to all, and full' of lun, She makes a hit with everyone, Life has loveliness to sell V A ur q BRENDAN BENEDICT BRENNAN Archdiocesan Concert 15 Glee Club 1,25 Class President 35 C.Y.A. 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 C.Y.O. 1,2,3. Homework and books just aren't the trend. When will his troubles ever end! The Senior Class of 1958 18 g--f ' RUDOLF EDWIN BRAUCI-ILE C.Y.O. 3,45 Debate Club 2,3,45 Iunior National Honor Society 1,2. He's Great in debate with mind supreme, We're glad we've got Rudy on our team! BARBARA ANN BRINDLEY C.Y.O. 3,45 Nurses Club 35 C.Y.A. l,2,3,45 Sodality 45 Year- book 45 Glee Club 25 Senior Secretarial Club 4. Figures, figures she shall add, Till she meets her lucky lad. BERNARDINE LORRAINE PATRICIA ANN BURKE Glee Club 1,25 C.Y.A. l,2,3,45 Newspaper 3,45 C.Y.O. l,2,3,45 Iunior National Honor Society 25 Yearbook 45 Dance Commit- tee 2,35 Sodality 3. In studies does this miss excel, Of Pat we're really proud to tell. BM l ii? IOHN IOSEPH CARROLL. Glee Club 15 Math Club 35 Sci- ence Club 3,45 C.Y.A. l,2,3,45 C.Y.O. l,2,3,45 Class President 2,3,4. Red seems' to possess qualities that are a blessing, But still he manages to keep you guessing. b- R253 CHARLES RAYMOND CABRERA Iunior National Honor Society lg C.Y.O. l,2,3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Sodality 15 Biology Club 3. In intelligence does this' lad exceed, His future will be bright indeed. RITAY CATHERINE CAREW Glee Club 1,25 Archdiocesan Choir 45 C.Y.A. l,2,3,45 C.Y.O. l,2,35 Iunior National Honor Society 25 Dance Committee 3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Christmas Pageant l,2. Rita is a girl with friends galote5 She'll never loss them, but al- lt PATRICIA LEE CARVALHO Newspaper 3,45 C.Y.A. l,2,3,45 Senior Secretarial Club 45 Year- book 45 C.Y.O. l,2,3,45 Glee Club 25 Dance Committee 3,4. A quiet exterior, angelic look- ing eyes- Be careful, she's mischief and tun in disguise. ways gain more. CHURLA Glee Club 25 Senior Secretar- ial Club 45 Class President 25 Mission Club 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Student Council 4. Few her faults, her virtues many, Bernie's personality can equal any. All beautiful and splendid things, 19 ROBERT AN'I'HONY CONFORTI Glee Club 1,25 Student Council Treasurer 2, Representative 35 Sports Editor, L'E.'toile 3. To study and work hard is an ambition ot some, But Robert mixes these together with tun. CATHERINE PHILOMENA CON'l'I French Club 35 Glee Club 45 C.Y.A. 45 Dance Committee 35 Christmas Pageant 4. Kay's the girl with dark brown eyes5 She will succeed because she tries. Scent ot pine LOIS IOAN CUENIN Senior Secretarial Club 45 Dance Committee 35 Glee Club l,2: C.Y.O. l,2,3,45 C.Y.A. 1,2, 3,45 Nurses Club 3,45 Yearbook 45 Sodality l. Never a care, never cz frown, She may be little, but you know she's around. BARBARA ALICE CURRAN Seton Forensic 45 Yearbook 3,45 Debating 2,3,45 Class Offi- cer 2,35 Glee Club 25 Student Council 45 C.Y.A. 2,3,45 L'Etoile 3,4, Editor 35 Sodality 3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 1,2,3. She's tiny and sweet and very petite5 At talking, this miss iust can't be beat. 1-lug FRANK IOSEPH CRONIN A friendlier person there never was5 He smiles on all the work he does. trees in the rain, The Senior Class ot 1958 20 Better to Light One Candle Than to Curse the Darkness STEPHEN CZUCHTA, IR. C.Y.O. 45 Honor Guard' 45 C.Y.A. 45 Math Club 4. Easy going, good looking too,' Liked by all5 because he likes you. MARCIA MARY DALEY Sodality 1,45 Choir 45 Glee Club 1,25 Debating 3,45 C.Y.A. l,2, 3,45 Yearbook Stall 3,45 C.Y.O. l,2,45 Science Club tSecretaryl 45 Newspaper 3,45 Dance Com- mittee l,2,3,4. When Marcia s eaks it's en- P f Q erally humorous5 That's one good reason Why her friends are numerous. Music like a curve of gold, MARY MARGARET DAVIS C.Y.A. 1,2,3,45 Sodality l5 C.Y.O. l,2,3,45 Newspaper 35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Dance Committee 35 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Senior Sec- retarial Club 4, Mary may look quiet and shy, But look a little harder, there's mischief in her eye. KATHLEEN NORA DEAN Glee Club l,2,35 Yearbook 45 C.Y.A. l,2,3,45 Sodality 1 C.Y.O. l,2,3,45 Senior Secretar- ial Club 4. Gay, sweet and shy is she, As pleasing a miss as one can be. 7 we-'XJ 5? 41 ANN CECILIA DOHERTY Glee Club l,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Senior Secretarial Club 45 Dance Committee 2,35 Yearbook 3,45 Pageant 2,35 Archdiocesan Mass 1,25 C.Y.A. l,2,3,45 L'E.'toiIe 45 C.Y.O. l,2, 3,45 Class Officer l,3. Here's to the one who'll not pretend, But is, and stays a steadfast friend! 1, PATRICK MICHAEL DOHERTY Basketball 12 3 4 CYA 12 3 4 C Y O 1 2 3 Although he s quzet and a lzttle S Y He makes the glrls stand round and s1gh 1f MARIE EILEEN D1DIA Glee Club 1 2 3, Yearbook 3,4 Cheerleader 3,4, Semor Secre tanal Club 4, CYO 1,2,3,4, CYA 1,2,3,4, Dance Commxt tee 2,3,4 Cheerleadzng IS MGFIGIS de lzght, She cheers tor you wzth all her mzght IO ANN ELEANOR DF. PAUL Math 3 Glee Club 12 News paper 3 4 Sodahty 134 Ave Mana 3 4 Iunlor Natronal Hon or Socxety 2 C Y A 2 3 4 Dance Commrttee 2 3 4 People may come and people may go But there ll never be anyone lzke our lo 1 IEAN MICHAELEAN DERING Glee Club 14 Archdlocesan Mass 2 4 French Club 3 Dance Comm1ttee 3 Smgmg a song IS her delzght Whlch she trzes to do w1th all her mzght Spend all you have for 1oVel1ness MARY IANE DOWD Glee Club 2 CYA 1234 Math Club 3 Nurses Club 3 Sodallty 14 Dance Comm1ttee 4 CYO 234 Me lay IS a pretty mzss who often loses thzngs But she possesses all the charms that sweetness al ways brmgs 'Qi The Semor Class 1958 an-Q E WILLIAM IAMES DOWD Sodahty 14 Honor Guard 4 Dance Comrmttee 3 CYO 1 2 3 4 Class Ofhcer 3 Student Councxl 4 Scrence Club 3 A smrle on hrs tace a gleam rn hrs eye A h1t wrth the g1rIs and thats no he Buy 1t and never Better to Light One Candle Than to Curse the Darkness THOMAS IOSEPH DOYLE Math Club 3 Glee Club 12 Archdrocesan Mass 2 Bzology Club 3 CYA 3 4 Class Presl dent 3 CYO 2 Hes master ot m1sch1et and leader ot lun Hell laugh at trouble and send the blues on the run count the cost CAROL IOAN EDWARDS Glee Club 12 3 Sodahty 1 Yearbook 4 Chnstmas Chorr 4, CYA 1,2,3,4, CYO 1,2,3,4, Senror Secretartal Club 4 She'11 always be a quzet lass, She rates as a tavorzte m her class ,,agaxi r 'fl Tir 1-say Y' hifi ties 95 lv PHII.IP THOMAS DUKES Glee Club l 2 Brology Club 3 CYA 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Math Club 3 Class Secretary 2 Base ball 2 CYO 12 Sometzmes shy trrendly and neat A mcer person youll never meet Q5-' FRANCIS FREDERICK EICHENLAUB CYA 3,4, CYO 4, Dance Comm1ttee 3,4, Sclence Club 3,4, Sodallty 3 Brown hair, brown eyes, True frrend, very wise 25 . Vt' :Twin 'l 5: - D 'Q A 4 ,p w -iff, 4 1 Y l 505 I , Q X tr V .. -1 I A 'lyri- 'iii l-.r f I K- . : : : . 7 . : ' : 7 . . . 5 . . . , I 7 I I 1 I I I I - - - I I ' I I - i . : . . . . 1 . . . , . I I I I I I . . I I I I I I Z . - bv I MADELINE I OAN FARRELL Glee Club 25 Yearbook 45 C.Y.O. ,l,45 Iunior Nurses 35 Senior Secretarial Club 45 C.Y.A. 2,3,4. Pixyish manner, true friend from the start, She finds her way into every- one's heart. ar' IANET MARIE FECZKO Ave Marie 3,45 Glee Club 25 C.Y.O. 2,3,45 Math Club 35 Iun- ior National Honor Society 25 Dance Committee 2,3,45 Social- ity l,3,45 C.Y.A. 2,3,45 Student Council 2. I-Iere's a giggle, here's a sigh, You know it's lanet and thaf's no lie. For one White singing hour of peace IOANNE FRANCINE FINDEIS Glee Club 1,2,35 C.Y.O. l,Z,3,45 Sodality 15 Ave Maria 3,45 Dance Committee 1,35 C.Y.A. 2,3,45 Newspaper 3,4. A smile on her face, a sparkle in her eye, Always cheerful, never shy. I1 BERNICE THERESA FLORCZAK Mission Club 3,45 C.Y.O. 2,3,45 National Honor Society 25 So- dality 15 Dance Committee l,2, 3,45 Senior Secretarial Club 45 C.Y.A. l,2,35 L'Etoile 4. Here-'s a girl with a generous heart, One We'll miss when we de- part. Ever pleasant, always kind, Very charming, truly refined. The Semor Class 1958 fum, 'll MADELINE EMILY MARY FORTUNA .. Glee Club 1,45 Sodality lg Christmas Pageant 45 Mission Club 3: C.Y.O. l,2. A happy smile for every day, She gives lo all who come her way. 'Ev BARBARA ANN GALLAGHER C.Y.O. 2,35 Nurses Club 35 Glee ' N IRENE ROSE GASIOR National Honor Society l,2,35 lfllgry Aids Club 35 Glee Club A lquiet, refined, and pretty miss, Best of luck is our fervent wish. Club 25 Senior Secretarial Club 4. Sincere and obliging as she 9095, Barb shows happiness to all she knows. ff.. WALTER GEORGE GORDON Spanish Club 3,45 Student Council 15 C.Y.O. 1,Z,'3,45 Span- ish Club lTreasurerl 35 C.Y.A. l,2,3,4. Polished good looks with a carefree style. Terrific personality with a cap- tivating smile. S59 ROSEMARIE ANN GRIPPO C.Y.O. l,2,3,45 Senior Secre- tarial Club 45 Glee Club l,2,35 C.Y.A. 3,45 Yearbook Club 3,45 Student Council 1. She has many possessions of which she is proud5 Roe is a girl who stands out in a crowd. W- IOHN WILLIAM GENNE Debate Club 2,3,45 C.Y.O. 45 Class President 15 Newspaper 3: C.Y.A. l,2,3,45 Christmas Pageant 4. When there's work to be done and brains involved, Call on Iohn-he'll get it solved. 19' nib dt? MARGARET CELESTE GRYCO CK Glee Club 2,35 Sodality 15 Hon- or Society l,25 Senior Secretar- ial Club 45 Yearbook Club 3,45 Basketball 45 C.Y.O. 2,3,45 Dance Committee Z,3,4. An intelligent, witty little,gal The kind you'd like to call a pal. Count many a year of strife well lost, 25 sbs i,'g1f5fXfk , f-555 ,51 .AT K' I ' 1,14,Q'l, V ,,V1., Q , , A M ,X .. . , ,k 4, . sf . g k ' L. x , f . . . , 0.108 MARIANNE IOAN GUARIELLO Glee Club 1,25 C.Y.A. 1,2,3,45 Nurses Club 35 Sodality 15 Math Club 35 Pageant 1,25 C.Y.O. 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee 3. A mixture ot laughter with a mischievous smile, Plenty ol charm in her own special style. an 4 44 - YN lnwavsntv IOSEPH IOHN HACK C.Y.A. 1,2,3,45 Dance Commit- tee 3,45 Science Club 3,45 So- dctliiy 1. As pleasant and easy-going as most ot us know, A good friend to all, that's our loe. yur 3 g l iff , .shaggy if ,xr . E Q l A HERBERT LOUIS HAINES Student Council 15 Biology Club 35 Yearbrook Club 3,45 C.Y.O. 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 C.Y.A. 3,45 French Club 3. Always ready to give his all Whether the favor be big or small. And for a breath oi ecstasy RAYMOND STEPHEN HAYDU Latin Club 25 Sodality 3. His constant laughing when- ever found, Lets you know Ray is around. EII.EEN FRANCES HEFFERNAN Glee Club 1,25 Senior Secretar- ial Club 45 Cheerleader 15 Nurses Club 35 Yearbook 45 C.Y.O. 1,2,3,45 Sodality 15 Class Secretary 1,25 C.Y.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 Newspaper 45 Dance Committee 1,2.3.4: Mis- sion Club 3. Laughter, joy, and a twinkle in her eyes, These are the things she'll have till she dies. The Senior Class of 1958 26 Better to Light One Candle Than to Curse the Darkness CAROL ANNE HOWE C.Y.O. l,2,3,45. Iunior Nurses Club 35 Yearbook 45 C.Y.A. 2,3,45 Dance Committee 3,45 Student Council 45 Glee Club 1,25 Sodality 4. Sparkling laughter, charm, vivacious, Combine to make this girl so gracious. I OAN FRANCES HUMANICK Glee Club 1,25 Sodality 45 Year- book 3,45 C.Y.A. l,2,3,45 Honor Society -25 C.Y.O. 1,2. Quiet assurance, forever calm. St. Mary's tradition she'll carry OH. Give all you have or are. CARMELA INSALACO Math Club 3- C.Y.O. l,2,3,4 else Club Li, c.Y.A. 1,2,3,4i To be perfect is her goal. Will she succeed? That is un told. BARBARA ANNE IVES Glee Club 25 Art Club 35 So- dality 45 Nurses Club 35 C.Y.O. l,2,3,45 Dance Committee 35 Yearbook 45 C.Y.A. 1,Z,3,45 Sci- ence Club 4. Sparkling blue eyes and a great big smile, Knowing this girl is really worthwhile. Klang 3 -:fi ' 1 if i., 5 . ,- 4' G75 ' 4277 gpg , ,t 'C' 4, .Ur t -N' :gf ff ' .5023 f' s. t if . , I 3 ,V 1 4: ANN MARIE KAISER Mission Club 35 C.Y.A. l,2,3,45 Sodality 15 C.Y.O. 1,2,45 Senior Secretarial Club 45 Glee Club 15 Yearbook 45 Class Officer 45 Dance Committee 4. Talk about school work, away she'll run5 Her aim in lite is mischief and lun. ' jx ,f v. 3 LORETTA ANN KARKOVICE' Iunior National Honor Society l,2,3g C.Y.A. 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 12- Mission Club 3- Sodality 134- Dance Committee 34- Senior Secretarlal Club 4 LEto1le 4 CYO 4 Loyal hearted strong ot mmd A liner gzrl nowhere you ll find GX PATRICIA ANNE KAYE Glee Club l,Z,3p Debating 25 C.Y.A. l,2,3,4g Dance Commit- tee 3- C.Y.O. 23- Yearbook 4- Sodality 2 3. This spry young miss always has dates Srmply because she really rates' l J -5 5233 txgtgwigfi x NA,-9 H. - Ns 9 1 'Q' z J vit' ,f 4 it 2- . - 4 '-f- -: l f 15534 it A IANE ANN KEELEY C.Y.A. l,2,3,4g Senior Secretar- ial Club 4p Glee Club 25 C.Y.O. 12 3 4- Mission Club 3- News- paper 3- Yearbook 4- Band A cute lrttle g1rl tmy and wzse She makes up 1n charm what she lacks rn size Some study to know tl -GW' CLAIRE CATHERINE KENNEDY Nurses Cub 3 CYO 1234 Iumor National Honors 1 2 CYA 1234 Glee Club 2 Newspaper 4 Sodcrhty 4 Dance Committee 12 3 Class Ofhcer WII.LIAM TIMOTHY KINNEALLY Glee Club 123 CYA12 4 Math Club 3 Latin Club 3 Class Cfflcer 2 When 1n the mood tor being sry lust look up our Little Wzlly S eI'.l.101' l Yearbook 4 Theres never a moment this girl will waste Has quzet humor and always rn good taste 5 Class 1958 ANN MARIE KIP C.Y.A. 1,2,3,4: Yearbook 3,45 Mission Club 35 Senior Secre- tarial Club 45 Glee Club 25 C.Y.O. 1,Z,3,4. Happy go lucky, carefree and QUY She has made many lnends along her way is '55, I xg- ' 1. I GLORIA ANNE KOSTECKI Sodality lg Yearbook 45 Nurses Club 35 Glee Club l,2,35 C.Y.A. l,Z,3,45 C.Y.O. l,2,35 Dance Committee 3. A good friend in every way, Gloria always has a carefree day We have studred to QIVG IOSEPH IOHN LACKO Science Club 3 4 CYA 2 3 4 Dance Committee 2 3 4 Lzght One Candle Than to Curse the Darkness 29 Kind of shy a little gay Wrll wir him friendship every day Q'-N S. iff is 5 S '34 ll -. vu-Q., -5 2 X 5 IOSEPH WILLIAM KOVALICK Newspaper 3,45 C.Y.O. 45 C.Y.A. 2.3.45 Dance Committee 3,45 Student Council 2,35 Iunior Honor Society 1. His lanky presence, his south- ern drawl Thrs boy s always ready to help yo all 554 RITA ELAINE LASI-IK Glee Club 2 CY O 12 3 Year book 4 Nurses Club 3 CYA 1234 Dance Committee 3 IV Cheerleader 1 Sodalrty 1 Math Club 3 Christmas Pag Cut smile shmy red hazr Ritas cz gzrl who rs very rare ' r . . I ' u 1 I I u 1 I - - . I 1 I I I ' . 1 , i . . . 1 . Cfwj W vs 0 . ' 1 - f - 1 1 1 ' 1 I . . . A 1 I I l I H652 . ' . ,,s5,,t . . , 5 Elifafifaq . ' - . l- Ssgf :F 5,3 ' ' , 5 ' rf ui.. X mg fs eant 2. ' ' -' Q21-'if T . . . t,. ,Q I , , . 'II ,- ., v,Nf'wsf' gi. . .x..l,.im lv busts ,, swf I I I. ' 1 , ,g . 4.,,,Q ' 'rr Y 5D'.f- Q.-an 'tis-it-. 'X-. ' MARY THRISILLA LAVIN Glee Club l,2,3,45 C.Y.O. l,2, 3,45 Christmas Pageant l,2,35 Nurses Club 35 C.Y.A. 2,3,45 Sodality 1,35 I.V. Cheerleader l5 Yearbook 3,45 Class Cfficer 4. Pleasing to help and helping to please, Mary's smile will put you at ease. ROBERT MICHAEL LEAR Chemistry Club 45 Science Club 3,45 C.Y.A. l,2,3,4: C.Y.O. 3,41 Dance Committee 3,4. A good student all complete5 A fine one to follow, a hard one to beat. Life has loveliness to sell 7 '4Q 1 'rv FRANK NICHOLAS LONDINO Spanish Club 35 Biology Club 35 C.Y.A. 3,45 Math Club 35 C.Y.O. Z,3,4. Frank's a tease and ready for fun, And certainly liked by every- one. The Senior Class of 1958 30 5' xr? 'K--f , EILEEN BERNADE'I'I'E LEDWITH C.Y.O. 1,2,3,45 Class President 45 C.Y.A. 1,2,3,45 Class Treas- urer l5 Glee Club 25 Dance Committee l5 Yearbook 3,45 Honor Society l,2,35 Sodality 1,45 Newspaper 4. Ladylike, intelligent, a friend that's true5 Nothing's impossible for her to do. . 3' vox A SANDRA MARY MACALUSO Glee Club 1,25 Sodality 15 Nurses Club 35 Christmas Pag- eant5 C.Y.O. 2,45 Yearbook Statt 45 C.Y.A. 3,45 Band 1,2,3. Always dancing, full of pep, Here's one girl who's really hep. 4 ,1- 3 MARIORIE ELLEN MANHARDT Class President l,25 Honor So- ciety l,2,35 Glee Club 25 C.Y.O, l,2,3,45 C.Y.A. 1,2,3,45 Sodality 1,2115 Yearbook Associate Editor 3, . A bit ot seriousness, a bit of tun, And with it all, her work's well done. .sf wwf , 5 PETER ANDREW MARTIN Student Council 15 Biology Club 3: Math Club 3.' A iolly fellow who is lots of lun, In his years at Saint Mary's many friends he has W-on. IAMES FRANK MARKEN Student Council lg Dance Com- . 'f.L,j0 . ,4, Class Gfficen 1, mittee 3,45 Science Club 35 Archdio an Mass 25, Idnior Christmas Pageant 45 C.Y.A. Natfgffal, ',orl,S6ciet,y 'Zz DG- 1,2,3,45 C.Y.O. 1,2,3,4. batgi f ' 2,95 Glnee Club 1- Honest and understanding is Yearbook 35 CY. . l,2,354'? C.Y,O. .2 3 4- Danzig Cartimit- he, . I I I , Some day a teacher he will be, tee 2,3,i Myth Club 3 A pleclsailt gffl, falflllul and true, ' , 5+ ' N 115 1--9 HOWARD CHRISTOPHER McGOWAN Glee Club l,2,35 C.Y.O. l,2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 Debating Club 45 C.Y.A. l,2,3,45 Honor Guard 45 Math Club 3. His pleasant smile and winning way Brighten each and every day. Always stfilingg never bluef ,,- 4 f . All beautiful and splendid things, KATHRYN TERESA McGOWAN Debating Club 2,3,45 C.Y.O. 2,3,45 C.Y.A. 2,3,45 Glee Club 25 Student Council 35 National Honor Society l,2,35 Sodality 3,45 Dance Committee 2,3,4. Curly blond hair and eyes of blue, Tops in her classes, charming too. 51 ii 1 . LETITIA CATHERINE IANE MOHAN Sodality 15 Nurses Club 35 C.Y.A. 1,2,3,45 Dance Commit- tee 2,35 Glee Club 1,25 C.Y.O. l,2,35 Yearbook 4. lrish eyes that are full to the brim With mischief, vigor, and plenty of vim, as 'Ds 1 I Vx Q f'V t 15' I' , ,ff ,lxj , EDWARD CHARLES MOLEY Newspaper Staff lManaging Editorl 3,45 Science Club lTreasurerl 45 Student Council 3,45 Biology Club '35 Competi- tive Award in Biology 2. With Ed, it is work before fun, But you're always sure of a iob well done. SHARON ANN MUNLEY Glee Club 25 Christmas Pag- eant 35 Debate Club 3,45 C.Y.O. 2,3,45 French Club 35 C.Y.A. Music like 2,3,45 Newspaper 35 Dance Committee 2,3,45 Sodality 3,4. A heart to understand and direct, Nobility of mind we detect. MARILYN ANN MURPHY Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Dance Committee 35 I.V. Cheerleader 15 C.Y.O. 112.3147 Newspaper 45 Archdiocesan Mass 1,25 C.Y.A. 1,2.3.4: CICISS Officer 3. Mischief and friendliness make Murph a hit, Plus a keen sense of humor and a bit ot quick wit. PETER EDWARD MORAN C.Y.O. 45 Honor Society 25 C.Y.A. 2,3,45 Sodality 1: C.Y.A. Representative 2,35 Newspaper 45 Science Club 3,45 Intramural Football, Softball, and Basket- ball 15 Dance Committee 2,3. Ardent worker never stops5 Personality plus makes him tops. a curve of gold, The Senior Class of 1958 32 Better to Light One Candle Than to Curse the Darkness ROSANNA PATRICIA MUSOLINO Ave Maria Staff 3,45 Sodality 45 C.Y.O. 45 Dance Committee 3.4: C.Y.A. 1,2,3,4. Loves to have lun, serious too, For artistic ability praise is due. RICHARD WILLIAM NEWMAN Spanish Club 3,45 C.Y.A. 1,2, 3,45 Class Officer 35 C.Y.O. l,Z, 3,4. He possesses all things needed tor success: Personality, intelligence and triendliness, Scent oi pine trees in the rain, EUGENE ROBERT O'BRIEN C.Y.A. 1,2,3,45 C.Y.O. 3,45 De- bate Club 2,3,45 Newspaper 35 lunior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 So- dality l,3,45 Honor Society l,2, 3,45 Dance Committee 3,45 Christmas Pageant 35 Baseball 2. Always ready to do his share, When it comes to debating no one can compare. I' 6 PHII.IP THOMAS O'NEH.I. Glee Club .1,2,35 Pageant 45 Math Club 35 Class Oiiicer 1,45 C.Y.A. 1,2,3,4. Steady smile, never a frown, Phil's a man who's hard to get down. 'lx . Qi CAROL ANN PASTOR Ave Maria 3,45 Glee Club 25 C.Y.A. 1,2,3,45 C.Y.O. 2,3,45 Senior Secretarial Club 45 Class Secretary 3. Alvugays laughing, cheerful, gay, She never 1et's trouble stand in her way. it Q ffm.. BARBARA IEAN PAULIKAS Glee Club 123 CYA 1234 Pageant 1 2 4 Yearbook 4 C Y O 1 2 3 4 Dance Commrt tee 34 Nurses Club 3 News paper 4 Barb1e IS a real cool gal 7'- EDWARD IOSEPH PE'I'ROVICK Presrdent 1 Spanish Club 3 4 Student Councll 1 CYA 12 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 2 Mlschtevous fun lovmg ter rzfzc sport Th1s boys unsurpassed on the Its really a pleasure to be her basketball Court pd ROBERT DENNIS QUINN Class Offrcer 1,2, Math Club 3 CYA 1,2,3, Glee Club 1,2 lt's hard to summanze m a lme, All of QUIHDSYIS trazts so hne 1 34 MICHAEL IOHN POLNY Basketball 1 2 3 4 Latln Club 3 Baseball 1234 Math Club 3 Class Offrcer 2 4 Blology Club 3 Glee Club 12 CYA 234 C Y O 3 4 Hts thoughts are so profound and deep That sometzmes 1n class he seems to be asleep Spend all you have for Iovel1ness DOROTHY ELIZABETH RAFFERTY Glee Club 1,2,3, Edrtor ln Chlef. Ave Mana 4, Dance Commlttee 3,4, CYA 1,2,3,4, CYO 4 Thmgs are often forgotten and left around, But a mcer gzrl IS yet to be found. The Senior Class of 1958 'R ELIZABETH ANN RAUH French Club 3 Yearbook 4 Nurses A1dS 3 Sodallty 4 Glee Club 12 CYA 1234 Iunlor Natlonal Honor SOCle1Y 2 CYO 12 Betty IS a trxend zndeed Who will help you always your need X IOHN IOSEPH RECK Baseball 234 Debatmg Club 12 Sodalxtyl CYA 1234 Class Ofhcer 4 Hzs keen w1t IS there whether needed or not Someone hke lohn Just cant be forgot Buy 1t and never count the cost Better to L1ght One Candle Than to Curse the Darkness CONSTANCE ANNE RENDA CYO 1234 Glee Club 1 Dance Commlttee 4 CYA 4 Yearbook 3 4 Happy and thoughtful kmd and true There s no tavor she wont do. ffffli' ARLENE LOIS REEVES Glee Club 12 CYA 1234 Sen1or Secretarxal Club 4 Nurses Club 3 CYO 12 Chnstmas Pageant 2 Honor Socxety 2 Sodallty l Yearbook A tall pretty blond wzth eyes ot blue But you never can tell what she mzght do LESLIE ANNE REYNOLDS Glee Club l,2- C.Y.A. 1,2,3,4g Dance Committee 2,37 French Club 35 C.Y O. 1,2,37 Yearbook 45 Nurses Club 35 Choir 1,25 Sodality 1,4. A winning smile, a helping hand, Keeps this girl in great demand. 35 5 .Q IOHN THOMAS ROBERTSON Science Club 3,45 Dance Com- mittee 45 Math Club 3-5 Sodality 1: C.Y.A. 1,2,3. Pens, pencils, paper and books, This bov is well supplied, es- Decially with looks. LORRAINE MARIE ROKOSZ Glee Club 2,35 Nurses Club 35 Senior Secretarial Club 45 Year- book 45 Pageant 2,35 Dance Committee 3. Brains and charms expertly combined, Like a true friend is hard to find. For one White singing hour of peace PAULINE ANN ROTUNNO Glee Club 1,25 C.Y.A. 2,3,45 French Club 35 Sodality 1,45 C.Y.O. 1,2,35 Yearbook 45 Iun- ior Nurses Club 35 Dance Com- mittee 2,3,4. A good sport, a fine friend, Pauline can be trusted right to the end. 36 The Senior Class of 1958 IOHN FRANCIS ROMANELLO, IR. Spanish Club 35 Class Officer 3. He seems quite shy, with a look Q forlorn, But a nicer fellow has yet to be born. - Q X .5 of 5- A isfi 1 . - be U 'N f wit , X . , wk ROBERT CHRISTOPHER ROYER Science Club 3,45 Glee Club 15 Sodality 35 C.Y.O. 1. His smile is Wide, personality plus, A fellow like Bob is truly a must. PATRICIA RYAN Glee Club 2,35 Class Officer 3,45 C.Y.O. l,2,3,45 Christmas Pageant 2,35 Archdiocesan Mass 25 C.Y.A. 1,2,3,45 Nursing Club 35 Sodality 1,35 Cheer- leader l,3,45 Yearbook 4. What is greater than these: Willingness and the Wish to please? 7115 tw-f-'Y I OHN ADAM SCI-IMIDT C.Y.O. 45 Dance Committee 45 C.Y.A. 45 Honor Guard 4. A nice sort of lellow with a welcome smile, Knowing him is really worth while, IOHN BERNARD SHARKEY Band 1,25 Newspaper 45 Year- book Photographer 3,45 Sodality 3,45 Science Club 3,45 C.Y.A. 35 Glee Club 15 Dance Commit- tee 4. Ol all the arts which might be promoted, To science and photography lohn is devoted. 31 r -f 1 MICHAEL IOHN SABASKO Debating Club 25 Iunior Nation- al Honor Society 25 Photog- raphy 35 C.Y.A. 3,45 Dance Committee 2,3,4, Milce's the kind that can't be paper 45 Girls' beat: A. 2,3,45 1,25 C.Y. 4. He's sure to succeed at every Eyes as blue as teat. Her career in 2,4 's skies lies. li. its MARTHA MARY SIHEMKEWYCH National Honor Society 1,2,35 Newspaper 3.4. Vibrant personality, wise in her Her thoughts are reflected in the music she plays. Count many a year of strife Well lost, 37 'GZ' LARAINE ANN SIANA Glee Club 12 Sodallty 1 CYO 123 Yearbook 34 CYA 4 Sen1or Secretarral Club 4 IV Cheerleadlng 1 A talkatzve m1ss who hustles around You re sure of lun Where La rame IS lound ' 1 -1 7:7 2 fn .5 r ' . .nl J - f.' - -' 3 1- ., ,-, , if FRANK ROBERT SISSANO Spamsh- Club 3 4 CYA l Bxology 3 CYO 1234 Hzs love for lun surpasses all Thrs boy IS really on the ball PHYLLIS ANN STIVALE Archdlocesan Mass 3 Year book Staff 34 Pageant 123 Glee Club 123 Dance Com mlttee 13 CYO l Newspaper Staff 34 CYA 234 Honor SOCl6lY 2 Lots ot lun always gay Shes the sweetest 1n every way And for a breath of ecstasy LORRAINE HELENA STOTZER C.Y.A. 1 2 3 4- Yearbook 3 4- Glee Club 12- C.Y.O. 124- Senior Secretarial Club 4- So- dality l- Class Officer 4- Dance Committee 4. Always relaxed never in a hurry Accomplishes work without care or worry. ANN MILDRED STROUT Nurses Club 35 Class Officer 25 C.Y.O. 25 Yearbook 45 Glee Club l. A very sweet girl and lots ol fun, Ann is a true friend to every- one. The Semor Class 1958 ., 58 Q . t I Q -51 2 I jig - my - if-1. Better to Light One Candle Than to Curse the Darkness IACQUELINE MARY SUTERA Glee Club 1,25 Sodality 15 Dance Committee 3,45 Nurses Club 3,4: C.Y.O. 1,4: C.Y.A. 1,2,3,4. Petite and pleasing to the eye, Upon our Iackie, you can rely. BARBARA FRANCES SWEENEY C.Y.A. 1,2,3,45 C.Y.O. 1,2,3,45 Senior Secretary Club 45 So- dality 15 Yearbook 3,45 Band 1,2,35 Dance Committee 3. Quiet and shy is this little maid: Our memory ot her will never tade. Give all you have or are. MICHAEL ALEXANDER TANGO French Club 25 Treasurer 25 Math Club 25 C.Y.O. 1,45 Honor Guard 45 C.Y.A. 1,45 Biology Club 2. To worry little, to study less, ls Mike's idea ot happiness, MARYLYN MARGARET TORIO Glee Club 15 Yearbook 3,45 Library Assistant 2,3,45 C.Y.A. l,2,3,45 Newspaper 3,45 Nation- al Honor Society 1,2,35 French Club 35 Dance Committee 2,3,4. This quiet miss is active in al- most every school affair. But still, when you need a triend, she'Il find time to be there. .- laws? - N- 'f f .. fvx 'WV 'Sv' 'fr' ' f H ,, A 5, f it ttrt . jf NARDINE CAMILLE TORNAMBE C.Y.O. 1,25 C.Y.A. 1,2,3,45 Year- book 3,45 Iunior National Honor Society 1,25 Sodality 1. Cheerful, triendly, never a care, It smiles were money, she'd be a millionaire. kk,r l e l - xx 4 MLW, f I OHN TUCKER Algebra Club 35 C.Y.O, l,Z,3,4g C.Y.A. l,2,3,4. A sense of humor with never a care, More like our Iohn are very rare. me THOMAS RICHARD URBAN Yearbook 35 Biology Club 3, Newspaper Staff 3,45 Science Club 4. He is friendly to one and all, This is one fellow who is on the ball. 40 KEVIN MICHAEL TUCKER Glee Club 25 Baseball 35 Stu- dent Council lp Math Club 3. Although he's quiet, he's lots of fun, His wit makes him cz friend to everyone. BETTIANE CATHERINE TUNIS Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Sodality l,3,4p C.Y.A. 1,2,3,4g Dance Commit- tee 1,2,3,4p C.Y.O. 1,2,3,4, De- bate Club 3g Science Club 47 Pageant 4. Always laughing, always gay, This young miss has an appeal- ing way, Some study to know, IULIA MARIA VAICIUNAS Nurses Club 35 Yearbook 45 C.Y.A. 3. . A pretty, pert miss, with a gracious style. Her personality's reflected in her friendly smile. The Senior Class of 1958 DONALD COURTNEY WALSH Sclence Club 3 4 Archdlocesan Mass l CYA 1234 Debate Club 2 Yearbook Staff 3 4 CYO 14 Dance Commlttee 2 3 4 Somet1mes he IS heard to say It l had my way ld be zdle all day We have stud1ed Better to L1ght One Candle Than to Curse the Darkness C P DOROTHY AGNES YAGODOWSKI Glee Club 1 Sodahty 1 CYA l Z 3 Yearbook Staff 3 4 CY O l 2 3 4 Semor Secretarlal Club A Iaugh1ng lass of whom we ll never t1re With sharp shootmg skrll we all admrre to QIVG BARBARA ANNE ZENGEWALD Yearbook Club 3 4 C Y O 1 Z 3 4 Newspaper 3 4 Dance Committee 1 Z 3 4 C Y A 1 2 Thoughtful and deep book lover frlend For advzce and counsel to her you send I I - f . I I 1 . 4 .. 99 . P. . A P .. - - . . i . I .. n I I I 1 u I I ' -. al 4 , I y W. - I 4 N 1 f . Q - f E Q by x . 4 l I V 5 ' . ' 30 . f' 4 ' I ' . . Q n I gn . I in Q. f'N -fit 5' 11--r-'Y ROBERTA CATHERINE YAISER Yearbook Club 34 CYO 4 Newspaper 3 Sclence Club 4 CYA 4 Archchocesan 4 So dahty 4 Roberta IS soft spoken and lrxendly beszdes Dependable charmmg and laughmg eyes ,J Q? MARY ANN ANTONIEWICZ Mary Ann Anton1ew1cz lett us last summer to enter the Iumorate of the Felrcxan Slsters Wh1le at Samt Mary s Mary Ann was a Student Councxl Representahve a member of the Na ttonal Honor Soclety and Mlssron C1 b u She IS now havmq her semor year t Immaculate Conceptxon Hrgh School Lodr New Iersey We wxsh Mary Ann success and happmess rn the hte she has chosen Home Address 30 Raritan Road Lmden N I Home Phone WAbash 5 2157 41 12A-301A Bettianne Tunis, Sharon Ann Munley, loan Hurnanick, lo Ann DePaul, lane! Feczko, Kathryn McGowan, Marcia Daley, Margaret Gryccck, lacaueline Sxxtera Francis Eichenlaub, Steve Czuchta Chrrstopher McGowan, lohrz Srzarkey, Raymond Haydu, Robert Royer, Michael Tanqo, Donald Walsh. Ioseph Lacko, Peter Ausiello, Peter Moran, Iohn Carroll, Rudolph Braigchle, William Dowd, lames Mark- en Robert Baker, Robert Lear. Philip O'Neill, lohn Reck, Ioseph Kovalick, lchn Schmidt, Michael Sabasko, los- eph Hack, Iohn Genne, Euqene O'Brien. xi? 12B-302 Barbara Curran, Patricia Burke, Pa- tricia Ryan, lean Dering, Iulia Vaici- unas, Marylyn Torio, Patricia Kaye, Carmela lnsalaco. Claire Kennedy, Leslie Reynolds, Catherine Conti, Gloria Bartus, Pauline Rotunno, Carol Howe, Roberta Yaiser. Robert Conforti, Robert Quinn, Bernice Sahli, Mary Lavin, Elizabeth Rauh, Ann Strout, William Kinneally, Philip Dukes. Pa- trick Doherty, Charles Cabrera, George Bodnar, Iohn Tucker, Kevin Tucker, Frank Cronin, Herbert Haines. 42 ii! rl an - ' the . F' r '-' rf . X 3 rt Y U 5 12D-301 B Mary Davis, Constance Renda, loanne Eindeis, Barbara Zenqewald, Mari- anne Guarriello, Rita Carew, Lois Cuenin, Martha Shlemkewych. Sandra Macaluso, Bernice Florczak, Marie Di Dia, Marilyn Murphy, Ann Doherty, Dorothy Rafferty, Mary lane Dowd. Brendan Brennan, Walter Gordon, Frank Londino, Barbara Paulil-cas, Suzanne Betz, Thomas Urban, lohn Rornanello, Richard Newman, Frank Sissano, Thomas Doyle, Edward Petro- vick, Peter Martin, Edward Moley. 12C-301 lane Keeley, Rosanna Musolino, Sera- phine Abitanto, Madeline Portuna, Nardine Tornambe, Carol Edwards, Barbara Brindley, Dorothy Yaqodow- ski. Ianet Beym, Bernardine Churla, Patricia Carvalho, Rita Lasek, Anne Marie Kip, Barbara Sweeney, Phyllis Sfivale, Madeline Farrell, Mary Ann Boyle, loan Ann Bottorf, Barbara Gal, lagher, Loretta Karkovice, Eileen Led- with, Eileen Heffernan, Lorraine Rok- osz, Ann Marie Kaiser, Arlene Reeves, Marjorie Manhardt, Lorraine Stotzer, Carol Pastor. R 'W -M y...... L.-1 Qrtnhltles Success is nothing but a good idea coupled with hard Work. The seniors have finally reached the year so eagerly awaited. As the oldest ot their school- mates, they carry the traditions of the school with joy. Whether they are pursuing the com- mercial or academic courses, they have proved that they are conscientious workers. Their minds are crowded with exciting thoughts of activities and plans for their future careers. Regardless of their vocations, they know they will always remember the happiest year of their lives-their senior year. For God and country. Senior girls salute the flag with a seriousness, reverence, and respect which indicate their appreciation and undying loyalty. Some members ot the group are Barbara Brindley, Barbara Sweeney, Bernadine Churla, Ann Marie Kip, Rita Lasek, Nardine Tornambe, Loretta Karko- vice, Lorraine Stotzer. T 'T Father McKenna explains to seniors mistakes made in religion test. Even errors are some- times amusing. Constance Henda, Sandra Macaluso, Marilyn Murphy, Edward Petroviclc, Peter Martin, Marianne Guarriello attentively study the paper in Father's hand. lohn Ann Bottorl, Carolyn Boitt, and Madeline Fortuna dramatize the sleep-walking scene from Macbeth. Records give pleasure, arouse interest, and give an exact interpretation. Elizabeth Rauh is starting the first record. In order to save time, Marylyn Torio has the next record ready, Iean Dering holds the album ot records in readi- ness. Catherine Conti and Carmela Insalaco are ready to give any explanation needed. 'N gs. L Those who have hopes ot becoming other Einsteins have many obstacles to overcome. Mathematics must be mastered. Eugene O'Brien explains a problem in vectors ot forces to the trigonometry class While Ioseph Kovalick and Rudolph Brauchle wait to discuss another phase ot the subject. 9,3 Engineers ot tomorrow study physics. Something distracted Robert Lear who suddenly looked up. Robert Baker is in- tent on finding the density ot a block ot wood. Sister Marie Ambrose elucidates the prob- lem tor Donald Walsh. Iohn Robertson studies the scale to solve problems in density, Mary Marken and Peter Ausiello Work and aim tor accuracy. Ioan Human- ick, Raymond Haydu, Rudolph Brauchle think through problems logically. at rr ii' ' of-:rw X -it W W I ga Success usually comes to those who are too busy to be looking for it. Thomas Doyle illustrates his point in American Rita Carew check and torm class discussion History while Suzanne Betz, Richard Newman, questions. The topic is l'The Origin ot Political Parties. ' SSISTANCL' . 21. V gt com: unto MY A . .lsi Wm 'g Eggb. Mme HASTE T0 HELP NE .mil'2 M'. - 'X A X' 'M' X 'Rl ' - www E W1 MAL. I EE ' nl k We X, N We u me is ,M . QL-35 .. :F X . 5. Boys have accepted the challenge offered by the intricacies of geometry. Edward Moley is explaining angles to Thomas Urban, lohn Romanello, Edward Petrovick Cseatedlg Bren- dan Brennan, Walter Gordon, Frank Sissano, and Richard Newman Cstandingl. Action is the proper fruitof knowledge. These girls realize the need tor prac- tice if they are to obtain Worthwhile positions in the business field. lane Keeley, Nardine Tornambe, Mary Ann Boyle, Laraine Siana, Ianet Beym, Madeline Fortuna are among the group. , Mastering the keyboard is of 'utmost importance, Arlene Reeves' hands are in position. HOW How Social Security Works is being discussed by William Dowd. Claire Kennedy points to her notes in her efforts to prove William's statements to those who doubt his words. Carol Howe and William Kinneally look for further proofs during the economics lesson. Girls are trained for all types ot work. Here Nardine Tornarnbe demonstrates how to cut a stencil. Kathleen Dean and Nardine are seated, while Barbara Sweeney, Madeline Fortuna, Rita Lasek, Ann Marie Kip, Barbara Brindley, and Eileen Ledwith watch intently. The best prize that life offers is the chance to Work hard at Work Worth doing. A few mad scientists assist Sister Ambrose in the preparation of sulfur dioxide. Wonder what that funny odor is? Eugene O'Brien, los- eph Kovalick, Peter Moran, Sister Marie fo Ambrose, Marcia Daley, Sharon Munley. Water may be a tasteless liquid, but it does taste good to Iohn Sharkey at the end of the day. g X I 5 .gs ' rs! Physical education helps students to keep well. All muscles are exercised. Some of the toes are too far away, or is it that the arm is too short? ln front We see Kathryn McGowan, Margaret Grycock, Patricia Kaye, Gloria Kos- tecki, Carol Howe, Carmela Insalaco. Dismissal finds seniors intent at lockers. Buses Won't wait-students must hurry. Robert Boyer, Iohn Heck, Phil O'Neil, William Dowd, Io Ann De Paul, Marcia Daley, lacque- line Sutera, Christopher McGowan. i N I 5 I 3 J A 'fr 4' 0 ,Z Q f -M an .3 l ,. W v H QV 1 ek Y 0 552255 nj ' 5 Q ff 'YES if fm 1 F v Q M Q' , W, H hr xx ,, QF in 4 ' f x 1 4 Gp A 1 !'ffsY Dawn of tomorrow is beginning to break If S. 'fi +5 Diagrams clarify difficult points. Wil- liam Brechka explains the infinitive. Mary Ann Sodroski and Phillip Mattis are ready to take their places at the board. The camera catches William Stanley, William Brennan and Irene Pryor. - I Biologists really can get to the heart of things when it comss to dissecting. Dorothy Besermin takes a last look at the frog before cutting. William Brennan seems to feel sorry. Arlene Pizza, Robert Keith, and lane Mooney are ready for action. Studying a language is more than translating and conjugating. Span- ish students also learn the customs and tradi- tions of the people. These girls are using pictures and story in order to learn some of the practices of the Spanish. Elizabeth Ann Komar, Patricia Daly, Marilyn Knapp,Patricia Hoffman, Barbara Konig,Ioyce Lyons, lane Matlosz, Marie Malta. Reading is to the mind, what exercise is to the body. tl, Our treasured docu- ments are studied in American literature. Here are Maria Mc- Glynn and Donald Graf taking notes from a facsimile ot the Decla- ration of Independence. By the work one knows the Workman. Many juniors take intermediate algebra. Here, Althea Lenox plays engineer as she calculates the height ot a steel arch tor her smiling classmates. Sheila Gallagher, Bernadette Fox, Bridget Forker, Betty Dooley, Maryann Danzi, Marita Morris. Mrs. Graham reviews the French assignment ot llA by sending loseph Dolobach, Ioan Trotter, Marilyn Doherty, and Rita Konoslci to the board to write out the translations. Iunior boys profit by and enjoy driver education. Nicholas Daugenti, Robert Fechillas, Iohn Farrell, lames DeBiasio, Mr. LoBalbo, Jerome Eaton, Gerald Beyer, and Iohn Dambrauskas observe loseph Doloback at the wheel. Magazines are a good source ot up-to-date intormationf' Mrs. Silvio explained, and our library is well equipped with an abundant suppIy. lane! Powers lseatedl, Thomas Scott, Thomas Rosetta, George McGann, Catherine Hrdliclca, Patricia Singler, and Mrs. Silvio. ,A KD' J 1-Z I J. XJ ,lflfjy If fzkqy W QC5? V qjk Q l t We ' -Le ' Hier, ' , ,l RY JT855 C IU. A 1 Q N xl gee Xicg 0 xr!!! X I , I fr 1,7 QC, Q Rf Sophomores - 10A Cr R6 I ' ' f C' ,. 35 , ,QQ J, L IT iq lon ' if , i L if fa- E ,-N 63,62 J Kneeling: Anne Hudziak, Marta Zaremba, Carol Ann Budres, Lenore-Qobrowelgil PatricicRXHart, Dorothy Rayzer. Standing: Ioan lmbriaco, Rita Budzak, Helen Kraus, 'Carlo-tta LaRoCCa, Gail Vaiciunas, Roberta Nolan, Ioanne Barry, Cecilia Filipski, Geraldine Bene, Ianet Horvath, Margaret Bacsenko, .lLrle,n3YLcimmercling, Ioan Lenahan, Carolyn Williams, Francis Serafin, Edward Ruminski, Richard McQer,'Rohe-Ft Kaye, Robert Kaden, Benjamin Lubas, Iohn Kobus, Ronald Matiunas, Iohn Moflitt. Iohn Kerry, Robert Knapp, Thomas Malone, Peter Lordi, Iames Manhardt, William Murray, William Korenicki, Paul Iordan, Thomas Golda, Gary Beyer, Richard Madeo, George Dietrich, X , 1 X, - P 'r K Y -ff Row l: Frank Wrublewski, Raymond Ragauskas, Fred Yorke, Anthony Palumbo, Daniel Quagliato. Row Z: Iudith Rich, Eileen Maier, Barbara Kozak, Dolores Engesser, Patricia Dempsey, Patricia Murphy. Row 3: Rosemary Penney, Iames Matera, William Homicki, George Teschner, Iohn Gaylord, Michael Wherrity, Patrick Murray, Stephanie Pisarski. Row 4: Mary Lane, Peggy Scully, Rosemary Zambell, Eleanor Urbanik, Peggy Roemer, Dolores Grycock, Eileen Vanderheyden, Row 5: Pamela Newman, Lynn Sachs, Ioseph Reckiard, Iohn Rogowski, , Charles Reilly, Richard Iagodzinski, Eugene Golda, Geraldine Macaluso, Karen O'Neill. W Wie Sophomores -10B 1 ' . A P4 T off Q, OM . 58 ' XJ CM WMM h- I ,yd I 5,9 o-.L M.. Sophomores - IOE Row l: Mary Alyce Schaupp, Patricia Holloway, Iohn Coakley, Robert Halleck, Donald Butkic wicz, Richard Cuthbert. Row 2: Mary Alibrando, Carol Ullrich, Dorothy Schumann, Victoria Orrell, Edith Holsneck, Catherine Willard, Suzanne Ianis, Row 3: Ioan Whaselsky, Carole Gallo, Christine Bradley, Sandra Tango, Patricia Rasinski, Patricia Siano, Patricia Walsh. Row 4: Anita Genz, Mary Foos, Mary Ellen O'Neill, Maureen O'Donnell, Iane Brindley, Carol Zoppi, Pauline Trapani, Geraldine Cardile, Kathleen Dolinski. If The secret of success is constancy to purpose. mi. 'wil' ln the group are.' Edith Hols- neck, Robert Halleck, Carol Ulrich, Mary Schaupp, Mary Ellen O'Neil, Iohn Coakley, Maureen O'Donnel, Dorothy Schumann, Pauline Trapani. Class discussion is in progress in this sophomore religion group. Victoria Orrell is start- ing the discussion as she points to the statement. Mary Ali- brando, Geraldine Cardile, loan Whaselsky, Pauline Tra- pani are also enthusiastic leaders ot the group. Barbara Bartus, Beverly Shug- rue lseatedl, and Victoria Bel- lero, Mary Ann Rogers, Carol Fives, Kathleen Kress lstand- ingl, discover a brand new world through the lens ol the microscope in biology class. Sophomores, rich in hope and ambi- tion, face strange new subjects, such as biology and geometry, with assur- ance. They have discriminating taste in choosing their electives. Eagerness to succeed can be noticed by their sin- cerity and efforts in studies. Conversational Spanish is one ot the most emphasized points in the instruction, which is given with a genuine Castillian pronunciation. Suzanne Ianis, Sandra Tango, Carol Ullrich, Richard Cuthbert, Anita Genz, Iohn Coakley, Patricia Walsh, Catherine Willard, and Bob Halleck listen attentively while Sister Iohn Berchmans explains li in-t Second year Latin students realize the importance ot knowing parts ot verbs. Concetto Tavormina, Thomas Van- gritis, Sheila Walsh, Richard Sahli, Kathleen Tupik, Francis Murphy dis- play their knowledge by declining verbs. Work is the meat ot lite, pleasure the dessert. Maureen Foley is very alert when it comes time to answer a ques- tion posed during the Latin ll period.Anthony Delasey, Ioseph Matzek, Clara Beninati, Ray- mond Silika, Philip Meshinsky, Ioanne Zawrotnak. Catherine Schlicker is explaining the Profit and Loss Statement to Cecelia Beym,Veronica Sias, Rose Ann Darow- ski, Kathryn Burgham, Rita Bellomo, Susan Cassidy. These girls had the best bookkeeping projects. 65 1 J . 6- nf Paul Iordan, acting as teacher, is ex- 1 Study ot a language is not just declensions and coniugations, but actual practice in everyday usages and courtesies. Eileen Tighe and Ioanne Zawrotnak, Thomas Vangritis and Anthony Delasey are polishing their manners by practicing intro- ductions in French I class. plaining the French lesson ot the day to Richard Mager,- Ioanne Barry, Carol Ann Budres. The lesson is the History tr ol Paris . Knowledge is power. N149 fe Eileen Maier and Fredrick Yorke lseatedl, and Lynn Sachs and ludith Rich lstand- ingl, seem to be enjoying a trip down Literary Avenue while discussing the imagery in Idylls ot the King. 64 topic with Eugene. Eugene Golda lists some ot the basic Catholic ideas which prove that Alfred Lord Tennyson had Catholic philosophy. Patricia Dempsey and William Homicki discuss the Freshmen - 9A Row l: William Vill, Robert Ebert, Harold Keggan, Michael Strue-ning. Row Z: Charlotte Latawiec, Maureen Savage, Barbara Snable, Sandra Begier, Dolores Iama, Carol Zelinsky. Row 3: Carol Rozanski, Patricia Royer, Patricia Bartinique, Rose Marie McCabe, Apryl Burke, Elinor Cadigan, Kathleen Chenet, Carole Ann Andrunas, Ninfa Orlando. Row 4: Carol Belko, Bernadette Morris, Nancy Bemben, Daniel Duffy, William Dwyer, Arthur Scott, Iacqueline Ensign, Eileen Barry, Lucy Strimaitis, Row 5: Iohn Farrell, Wesley Helm, Dennis Brennan. Row 6: Alfonse Liguori, Robert Goldstein, Michael Ortyl, Edward Udut, Richard Garlipp, Gerald Brennan, Iohn Derkach, Stephen Bowbliss. 5 ? ! Row 1 Sharon Weber Ioseph Malcher Iulle Kralcech Fuchard Godesky Reglna Murphy Charles Sweeney Barbara Mueck Row 2 Donald Young Erleen Keeley Peler Abrtanto Evelyn Vetterer Paul Matarazzo Kathleen Thor Paul Schneller Row 3 Lorrame Vaslllk Marhn Dobrowskl IoAnn Sodano Rlchard Rrder Noreen Lynch Iames Brown Kathleen Clancy How 4 Thomas McGarvey Loretta McConnell Patrrcra Urbanskl Edlth Yorke Maureen Dudash Mlchael Musacchro E1leen Schressl Iudlth Mcrrcmo Lrnda Norbut Arthur Olson Row 5 Frank Woodruff Mary Mclnerney Patrrck McGu1re lean Drrscoll Mary Ann Iackowskr Dolores Lau IohnM1mnaugh Nancy Kmahan Marxlyn Vmegra Freshmen - 9C Freshmen - 9D Row lt Richard Topolewski. Row 2: Edward Homicki. Row 3: William Burke, Elizabeth Ryan, Mildred Priola, Eugenia Rettino, Patricia Tera, Frances Insulaco, Iohanna Foos. Row 4: Anthony Conte, Iudith Hennessey, Natalie Luchio, Marylynn Iozzi, Elizabeth Iaquillard, Judith Skierski, Rose Marie Tomasovic, Mary Mullroney, How 5: Ioseph DeLucca, lames Iozzi, Alice llko, Patricia Knorowski, Io Ann Ledwith, Mary lane Casino, Angela Battiato, Patricia O'I.oughlin, How 6: Henry Florczak, Patricia Kakarecka, Patricia O'I..eary, Ieannine Lunz, Louise Iaslowski, Patricia Fiore. Row 7: Louis Miciak, Iohn Covino, Guy Sakowicz, Patrick Volpe, Stanley Enerlich, Ierry Coyle, Iohn Corcoran. FRESHMEN - 9E Row I: Eileen Howe, Marirose Faughnan, Ioseph Gioioso, Antonia Kunder, Igor Kernyczny. Anna Vaccaro, Carolyn Downey. How 2: Carmen Gioioso, Ronald Kutyla, Io Ann Lesser, Audrey Furman, Iohn Wolf, Robert Doherty. Row 3: Romana Bodnar, Patricia Coyle, Iames Byrne, Roger Kapp, Mary Ellen Collins, Barbara Liddy. Row l: Nancy Garry, Sarah Nastasi, Paul Whyte, Maureen Durkin, Charles Tobin, Rose Marie Lettier, Teresa D'Errico. Row Z: Ioseph Wright, Bruce Driscoll, Patricia Coffey, Kathleen Gallagher, Raymond Goger, Ioseph Burns. Row 3: Ioan Trapani, Claire Orlando, Robert Martucci, Mark Shannon, Iune Nastvogel, Mary Dwyer. ' Q- ,nv f? The foundation Y of every '- state is 7 the education of its youth. V k ,,..........T.g: s Scene the freshmen will alwa s Anxious, but very timid describes our freshmen the first day at St. Mary's. As they entered, they tried- to anticipate the future months that lay before them. 2 fe Y remember. September 9, 1957, one o'clock, finds the freshmen ready to enter and start life as high school students. It looks as if the freshmen want to come to school! They can hardly wait for the door to open. These freshmen registered mixed feelings as they started their school life in Saint Mary's High. Their expressions seem to say, What will high school be like? Stephen Bowbliss, Connie Rogucki, Carolyn Downey, loseph Majcher, Mary Ann Gerrity, Richard Garlipp. Our excited and happy freshmen entered the audi- torium where they were welcomed by Father Meyer. Father spoke to them in a stern voice, tinged with kindness. High marks would have to be obtained in the following years. Cooperation among the students themselves, and with the faculty was stressed. Con- duct, obedience, honesty, and truthfulness are all part of the program which is to be found at St. Mary's. i . f SZ S ln the classrooms the freshmen receiveda preview of the studies and activities which would take place dur- ing the year. After the classes were appointed, the freshmen finally felt they were a part of the school. Sister David Ellen is helping Io Ann Sodano solve her first difficulty. Speedy freshmen in class in 201 seem to be already settled and waiting for dismissal. Ronald Mieman, Ierry Coyle, Iudy Henning, Alice llko, Patricia Kakerka, Louise Iaslowski, Mary Mullroney. 71 On September 9, 1957, Sister Agatha Maria warmly welcomed our freshmen in the audi- torium. ln her gracious manner she expressed above everything the importance of school spirit and unity in St. Mary's. Sister went on to say that as the freshmen enter a new school, they also approach a new phase of life which demands more responsibility to God and to their parents. In conclusion she reminded the new students that if they apply themselves to the best of their ability in everything, she will always stand behind them. Ideals are like the stars- we never reach them, but like the mariners on the sea, we chart our course by them. , 414 Jkt: K eff XA JK Iudith Hennessey, leannine Lunz, Iohn Cavino, Io Ann Ledwith. Patrick Volpe, Ierry Coyle lkneelingl, launch a Family Rosary Crusade through the help ot the organizer, Sister Iulia Agnes. Y LXIT1 72 Ralph Cabrera Mary Tunis Lawrence Tevnan Robert Kautz, and Cynthia Martin attempt to convince 9B students that English grammar is interesting, as well as uselul and necessary tor all freshmen. Hard work, not cleverness, is the secret ot success. Freshmen take an honest pride in the glory of having the second floor for themselves. Their curriculum in- cludes religion, English, Latin, his- tory, algebra, health, and physical education. Our freshmen participate wholeheartedly in the various activities and drives, and show enthusiasm in their eager following of sports events. They exhibit the true spirit ot Saint Mary's High by their fine cooperation and promise to be a credit to their Alma Mater. Students are provided with pictorial atmosphere galore as they watch Patricia Bartinique explaining the singular imperfect ot laudo. Michael Struening, William Vill, Robert Gold- stein, Ninta Orlando, Patricia Royer. 'S Algebra is a required subject for all fresh- men. Could these puz- zled expressions mean that these 9C freshmen are confused by signed numbers. Evelyn Vet- terer tries to explain while Mary Mclnerney, PatrickMcGuire,Regina Murphy, and Paul Schneller look on. ,anv- V P l w- fii9e?:t+f.f::1-,'w- M' an :aw f' an Freshmen students are having a debate in history class. Resolved: The Crusades did more harm than good to the Church. Negative: Antonio Kunder, Iune Nastvogel, Robert Doherty. Affirmative: James Byrne,Barbara Liddy,Raymond Goger. Books are the legaczes which are handed down from generation to generation. The study ot World History gives the freshmen students a good background for later social studies Nancy Garry Robert Martucci, JoAnn Lesser, Roger Kapp are examining the booklets on the bulletin board. Nl Exxx, Mrs. Silvio introduces the cavd catalogue to these alert and interested fresh- men. Hereaftez' they will have this reliable and faithful friend to serve them. Mrs. Silvio, Nancy Kinahan, Kathleen Gallagher, Michael Ortyl, Richard Hopolewski, and Lawrence Tevnan. Advances in science have undoubtly filled mankind with a new vision a new hope tor, and a new effort towands a better hum ark eaisfelnjoe. 'kg . Gai L ko P5x1ll'c'a,fBLlon Sharon Cuenin and S Nas ' are in th background I , 1 1 , , Ulum ' md' l yell t girls o e dh e g sect s Bar a Lidcly and e Di tto c ete for osses 1 . . I , ig f th V334 qw' p - Clsion of t i g ,fbasketball game. Mr a islixjtglng intently. f y, Health is an essential if work is rf 1 Kathleen Davern, Patricia Bartinique, Cathy Chinet, Ninfa Orlando, Carol Rozanski, Carol Belko, Elizabeth Moynihan, Arlene Bur e, rances Mroz, Barbara Dambrauskas exercise their limbs during an active gym period. to be Well done. Mrs. Carroll is weighing Carmen Gioioso of 9E to make sure that his weight will spell HEALTH. B gfhomof' 3' +3 , All who have meditated on the art of governing mankind have been convinced that the fate of empires depends on the education of youth. .-rf S7 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Carol Howe, Noreen Lynch, Richard Farrell, Wand- anne Glejzman, Edward Berry, Ianet Feczko, Bernadine Churla, Barbara Konig, Bridget Forker, Marta Zaremba, Iames Roes, Richard Garlipp, Christine Bradley, Anthony Palumbo, Armand Mantredi, Ierry Coyle. OFFICERS: Barbara Curran, Vice Presidentp Robert Baker, Presidentp Iames Manhardt, Treasurerg Theresa Fuhrmann, Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the supervision ot Father Meyer and its able officers, our Student Council has brought the students and faculty closer to- gether. Throughout the year, the Student Council has been an important and vital part ot the routine at St. Mary's. The Council is run on the principle that the self-governed are the best governed. The task ot a Councilor is not an easy one. though you may be sure it is worthwhile. It is important to the school as far as the students are concerned, for here they can come with their criticisms and problems and feel that they will be given a square deal . They realize that they are speaking to people who have sympathy with them. They are speaking to people who see their side of the problem, be- cause they themselves are students. The Council has started many projects dur- ing the year to help improve order throughout the school. Their efforts have been greatly appreciated by the students of St. Mary's. Senior Secretaries Club The Senior Secretaries Club tends to achieve a fine goal- that of instilling proper atti- tudes and Work habits for actual job situations as a prep- aration for future employment. Its purpose is to provide secre- tarial and clerical service for the administrators, faculty members, and various depart- ments and activities of the school. Guest speakers are Welcome at the meetings. They speak to the members about particular fields of interest, and oftentimes demonstrate business machines. President . . .,,... Marilyn Murphy Vice-President ...,. Ann Doherty Secretary ..,, . . .Barbara Bartish Treasurer . . . ,..,. Lois Cuenin Marilyn Murphy, Barbara Bartish, Margaret Grycock,.Lois Cuenin, Ann Doherty, Ianet Beym, Loretta Karkovice. First Row: Kevin Neary, Edward Cunlifle, Lawrence Roach, Frank Bellomo. Second Row: Patricia Dean, Ioan Murphy, Mary Ann Talid, Valentine Malecker, Cecilia Beym. Third Row: Richard Newman, Mary Anne Rogers, Walter Gordon, Rita Bellomo, Vincentina Mele, Sister Iohn Berchmans. El Circulo Espanol El Circulo Espanol has for its object al To honor Our Blessed Lady bl To improve Spanish conversation The Club meets every second and fourth Wednesday in Room 305. The Officers are: Richard Newman ,,.....,. President Walter Gordon ,...... Vice President Rita Bellomo ...,..,....... Secretary Mary Anne Rogers .....,.. Treasurer Sister Iohn Berchmans is the Moderator. 77 Forensic League and Marian Debating Club +1 F as . 5 X TW YC 'XJ E- . G Members are looking for information on the debate topic Foreign Aid . Members of the League as follows: Rudolf Brauchle, Iohn Genne, Howard Christopher McGowan, George Teschner, Edward Ruminski. Eugene O'Brien, lames Brady, Ronald Leonard, Richard Iagodzin- ski, Sheila Walsh, Barbara Bartus, Sharon Munley, Karen O'Neill, loanne Barry, Carol Budres, Barbara Curran. Kathryn McGowan, Lynn Sachs, Wandanne Glejzrnan, Robert Baker. fMarcia Daley was missing when the picture was taken.l This organization was established several years ago in honor of Mother Seton, the foundress of the American Sisters of Charity. The League plays an NJ important roll in all high schools. Its purpose is to offer to the students par- ,fs- ticipating knowledge and practice in public speaking. Robert Baker-Oratorical Declamation for National Catholic Forensic League at Saint Peter's Prep., Iersey City, October 29, l957. Subject discussed by Robert Baker and Chris Mc- Gowan Was Mankind's Moment of Decision by Francis Cardinal Spellman. The importance ot self-confidence cmd correct diction is clear to all merri- bers. The art ot oratory is a valuable asset in all positions ol leadership. To the moderator, Sister George Marita, and to all members, we otfer our hearty congratulations on a job Well-done. In the years to come may you bring honor to yourselves, Saint Mary's High, your country, and your God through the use ot your oratorical talents. ai, 15 xl Chris McGowan-Oratorical Declamation at Seton Forensic Grand Tournament-St. Aloysius High, Iersey City, November 23, 1957, 5 . lu. H3 ffff Eugene O'Brien-American Legion Oratori- cal Contest-February 10, 1958. Subject- Checks and Balances in the Con- stitution Marcia Daley-Poetry Reading at Seton Forensic Grand Tournament-St. Aloysius High, Iersey City, November 23, 1957. Marcia's selection was i'The People Will Live On , by Carl Sandberg. Marcia also repre- sented the school in the Poetry Reading Festival at Rutgers University, Newark, March 1, l958. She read two selections from Wordsworth on this occasion. 'Sul 79 as Iames Roes, Roberta Nolan, Iames DeBiasio and Marilyn Doherty are standing behind the desk. lohn Sharkey, Richard Sahli, Arthur Quinn, and Albert Dobas are seated. Moderator: Mrs. Graham. L'Etoi1e . . a woman clothed with the sun, and the moon was under her teet, and upon her head a crown ot twelve stars. -Apocalypse 12, 1. A Catholic high school newspaper should be more than an account ot student activities. To sponsor excellence in achievement and service to the school, to increase school spirit, to aid and inform students and taculty, to honor Worthwhile leadership-these are the responsibilities faced by the editors ot L'Etoile. ' The school year 1957-1958 marked the debut in print ot our school paper, which for the second year proudly bears the lovely French name for The Star, our Blessed Mother. In our high school years, often filled with doubt and uncertainty, We can all look up to Mary, Star- Crowned Queen of Heaven, to show us our way. X .J X 'G-G Q Math Club Alpha and Omega Science Club Will it explode? Edward Moley and Iohn Carroll look on as Marcia Daley experiments with hydrogen gas. 7 il A .Ji WJ' ' Q 14s?ff' Members of the Math Club are discussing designs which they constructed and displayed on the bulletin board. The patterns are based on the circle, regular polygon, and congruent triangles. Carlotta LaRocca and Patricia Hart lstandingl. Ronald Matuinas and Helen Ann Kraus tsittingl. Carlotta is pointing out geometrical designs made by the members. For those students who are mathematically inclined, the Math Club afforded the opportunity ol investigating phases of this field which could not be presented in the regular class periods. The Math Club is under the direction of Miss Amanda Loughren. His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, has ex- pressed several times within the past few years his own great interest in desire that Catholics science and his become students ot science. In keeping with the Holy members of the themselves to knowledge by Fathers wishes, the Science Club devote furthering scientific bringing information about things scientific to other mem- bers of the student body. Although 'they may not have launched another Sputnik, the Science Club has made excellent progress during the past school year. The group consists of about twenty-five students who have joined the ranks of future scientists. Included in the activities of the Club were entries in the Newark Science Fair and trips to various places of scientific interest. Under the direction of Sister Marie Ambrose the Science Club came to be an item of chief inter- est in the school. President , . . Iohn Carroll Vice President Robert Baker , Secretary Marcia Daley 5 Ji-4 Treasurer . .. Edward Moley First Row: Peggy Ann Bacsenko, Eleanor Urbanik, Stephanie Pisarski. Second I - Row: Lenore Dobronski, Anne Hudgialc, Geraldine Bene, Dorothy Rayzer. Girls M1SS1On display the quilt covering they made to be sent to Mother oi Mercy Mission in Club Washington, South Carolina. .fu First Row: Theodora Pasternalc, Eleanor Uhl, Secretary, Patricia Daly, Vice Presidentg Bernice W - - Florczalc, Presidentg Ioan lm- rg 'Q - X fl? TE M' fr rg fygg Bostel, Mary Ellen Santo. Sec- ond RoW.' Nancy Schultes, Mary Ann Naiva, Elizabeth Komar, Patricia Sullivan, Joyce Sampson, Kathleen Quinlan, Anne O'Donnell, Rosemary Corby, Theresa Fuhrmann, Eileen Fisher, Patricia Wargo. Many needy children are going to be happy this Christ- mas thanks to the donation ol Patricia Dempsey, Sister Ioseph Eucharia, Connie Tavormina, Dolores toys trom Saint Mary's Mission Engesser, Rosemary Penney, Patricia Murphy. The members of the Mission Club. Club worked diligently to get their packages sent out betore the Christmas rush. briaco, Treasurer, Rosemary , Q J' Sc Glee Club Our talented Glee Club, on the night ot nights, the Christmas Pageant. Under the superior guidance ol Sister Marie Ambrose, Saint Mary's Glee Club has accom- plished great teats in the music field. Blended together as one, the voices of the altos and the sopranos soared up and enveloped the silence in the air with song. The selections sung Were, chosen for the beauty of expression. In their Glee Club ready tor the curtain to open. repertoire are religious, classical, and popular selections. One particularly outstanding demonstration of the Club's accomplishments Was the Christ- mas Pageant. Each number was rendered with an artistic finish that delighted the entire audience. Corona Careers Club The Corona Careers Club is composed of thirty-five serious- minded freshmen girls. The officers are: President, Eileen Keeleyg Vice President, Io Ann Lescerp Secretary, Elizabeth Ryang Treasurer, Diane Di Benedetto. At the meetings, which are held every second and fourth Wednesday of each month, the girls make a de- tailed study ot the three states of life-religious, married and single. Members are encour- aged to pray for guidance that they may please God in their choice of vocation. Here Sister Iulia Agnes sounds spiritual reveille with a discussion ot Your Life and You at a meeting ot the Corona Careers Club. 83 Literary Club in progress. Literary Club Purposes: lll To obtain a greater understanding of and appreciation for good literature. 127 To provide an additional opportunity for crea- tive'writing, its evaluation and possible publication. Meetings: Every second and fourth Wednesday during Activities period, Room 201-B. Literary Club includes all forms ot literary achievement. Programs of the meetings aim to recognize talent among the C1ub's members and to present tor discussion current books and theatrical productions, which have either been read or attended. The Literary Club is under the direction of Mr. Hubert F. Iohnson and the able officers. Best Wishes to the future Winners of the Pulitzer yvice-president Prize! .President . . , . . Secretary Living History FIRST CLUB SECOND X B President ,......, .,.,.,,.....,. . . Robert Kautz President ........,....., ......, D ennis Blanda Vice President . , . , William Vill Vice President . .. ---- GUY Sukowlcz Secretary ,,,,,., .... ,..,....... . . . . .I-times Brown Secretary ........,..,................ . . Daniel Duffy Treasurer ,.........................,. Alphonse-Ligouri Treasurer ...,....,. .,............,.., R obert Doherty ti Would you like to hear what we have to say? History is not the story ot the past onlyg remember, History repeats itself. Bow l: Mrs. lean Silvio, Iacqueline Sutera, Vice Presi dent, Irene Gasior, President, Ioan Wisniewski, Secre taryg Mary Ann Rizzo, Treasurer, Miss Ann T, Sharkey. Row 2: Bridget Forker, Ruth Du Plessis, Carol Kunkel, Iudith O'Connell, Maryann Melkowits, Linda Di Bella Patricia Singler, Diane Gasior, Ann Iozaitis, Alice Cava naugh, Mary Derkach. Row 3: Mary Ann Pukavich Irene Pryor, Mary Ann Corris, Rita McGowan, Arlene Donner, Carol Zamanski, Marie Malta, Iane Matlosz, Rose Marie Tunis, Lucille Bloise, Row 4: Ann Marie Gallagher, Eileen Eilbacher, Dorothy Besermin, Sheila Gallagher, Bernice Sahli, Elizabeth Dooley, Ioan Ste- faniak, Andrea Kakslis, Barbara Pacyna, Barbara Marunic. hi 1 Q48 Wi . iff' ffigfifif Nurses' Club 1 On December 11, 1957, Lieutenant Ruth Vargas explained Navy Nursing as another phase of the Christ-like profession nursing to the interested juniors. They dream ot being a nurse at sea instead of being a student at sea . ,,,,,,., ,V ,.,..........--.--v---- 'N Hmmm! !'lIxul.x11llr Urn-n Ag.g,un,m, H -.1 . .... .Hut-t 5-. veit t-in NATIONAL Mvzrlfrnfl' ,414 rm! ldllfllq R .. R . R r A AVE MARIA 5 ,, ,. it .J -GW f . Our capable editor-in-chiet Dorothy Ratlerty. ,,., II E 'f,.,f'1l.I'l 5 l 5 , f , .lf 2 Q L l 'v . v fx 4 1' The hard-working assistant editors compare their notes tor Dot HatlerfY'S approval. Rosanna Musolino, Charles Cabrera, Marjorie Manhardt, Erleen Ledwith, Dorothy Rafferty lseatedl. FAITHFUL WQRKERS Eileen Ledwith Rita Carew Rosanna Musolino Lan-,ine slung Io Ann DePaul Barbara Paulikas Dorothy Rafferty Nardine Tornambe lfmef FeC2k0 DOfOfhY RGHGFTY ' Marjorie Manhardt Sandra Macaluso lemme Findeis Elizabeth Rduh Lorem, Km-kovice Mm-ie Di Dig Herbert Haines Constance Renda lane! Beym Lois Cuenin Carol Ann Howe Leslie Reynolds Carolyn Bom Rita Ca!-ew Ioan Humanick Pauline Rotunno Mary Ann Boyle Barbara Zengelwald Bfifbflfcl IVGS PC1ifiCif1 RYGH Patricia Carvalho Barbara Paulikas Pflffifiiu KCIYG B91'f1iC9 Sdhli Rosanne Musolino Iulia Vaiciunas Claire KeI1f1edY PhY11iS Sfivflle Barbara Sweeney Bernice Sahli glorila Kolftecki Ieinn-1StroTat U Ph 11' Sf' Q1 1a ase ar1 yn orio Mlillsn dinghy AVE MARIA CLUB ! Mary Lavin Nardine Tornambe Ioan Humanick I . B Robert Lear Iulie Vaiciunas Ianet peczkc G 'mf CWS Eileen Ledwith Donald Walsh Gloria Bartus Cm? lm 3015 Sandra Macaluso Roberta Yaiser Blizcbeih Ruuh 22212: Clgialm Marjorie Manhardt Barbara Zengewald Letitia Mohan Iohn Sharkey and Donald Graf, our yearbook photog- raphers, get their equipment ready for some more pic- tures. wi... , 1 'MEN AT WORKH: George Brennan, Iames Lynch, Charles Tobin, Leroy Heulsen- beck, Paul Cosmos, Daniel Walsh, Russell Moy, Charles Lavin, Martin Dobrowski, Arthur Olson, Wesley Helm, Barry Faughnan, Iames Tobin, Steven Nolas, Carmine Gzcioso, Anthony Murphy, Philip Leary, Iohn Strawinski, Robert Doherty, Paul Whyte. St. Mary's Band Strike up the band! The band has begun! Through the untiring ettorts of Colonel Iohn B. McKenzie, the band has resumed work. Included in it is a squad oi twirlers. The members mee: twice a week and practice their routines and favorite 'songs along with our own l'Bells ol St. Mary. The entire student body feels that this year our band will be a tremendous success, Twirlers 2,5 Colonel Iohn B. McKenzie Ann Marie Gallagher Majorette Our twirlers have made their first appearance this year under their able captain, Ann Marie Gallagher. We are sure that in a very short time they will be active at all school functions. Keep up your good work, girls! uLook at us now! You should see us in action! First row: Edith Hols- neck, Ann Iozaitis, Marie Sergi, Marie Malta, Mary Ann Rizzo, Linda Schwanemann. Second row: Pat Singler, Maria McGlynn, Ioan Wis- niewski, I-lnn Marie Gallagher, Arlene Donner, Hose Marie Betz. , H,-sr a-,JM X X Our Lady Welcomes All To Saint M ary's Rays from the candle ot her love have lighted the pathway tor those who have gone before using this same beam for guide, we follow April 1957, Monsignor Iohn Edward Kiernan blessed the new statue of Our Lady ot the Assumption. Representatives trom all classes were present. Mon- signor spoke to them about the advantages and importance ot devotion to our Lady. Hereatter, this shrine will remind all who enter the school that it is dedicated in a special way to Mary Immaculate. It was our privilege to start our school year, on September ll, 1957, with the Mass ot Holy Ghost. Monsignor Kiernan offered the Mass tor our success. 8 , by i x '.l C 3 TALKING IT OVER: Bishop Walter W. Curtis chats informally with tour CYO members attending the Holy Hour at Sacred Heart Cathedral on October 27, 1957. Michael Marky BARBARA KONIG, a junior in St. Mary's,- lames Hennings, and MARIORIE MANHARDT, a senior in St. Mary's. C.Y.O. It is not otten that We can be thankful to the communists tor anything, but, looking up to the heavens to catch a glimpse ot Sputnik, We are reminded that there is another world-a spiritual World-and that we are the children ot both these worlds. Bishop Walter W. Curtis thus addressed 2,000 CYO members who took part in aspecial Holy Hour at Sacred Heart Cathedral on October 27 to mark the opening ot National Catholic Youth Week. Groups from more than 100 parish CYO units attended the devotions. i E F: ' Q: gin 'fb is , i v ww 3 , --..-A M- ..-vf'x'r4 f J' iff' 'a,, 'fx 1 V L Q X ,iff I, , I Q J I . f' W vi p f A 'ig ve 5 fe- , vp 3, 5, 5 P . , xx IL 'lf 129'-A .Ill E' 4' . 5 P V Evef . ' fx' L e Mk I f sfmfs.ggsaagaawi21 ,XI 1 X ...EX -gg fam -wi' ff 1, ..,, 155 lim Y - b XI, Y anew-M f'7L'fQ' ' MY gf: V f ' L Y ' , -.. , U W1 f 5 . -1- ' f ' 52- X 1 ' A WE LVV, lf: , , Vw ,W Q -' E f .L' .'.i1 ' 1, . A 1 '. ' ww M -wi, I . 'W .nfl ik M., - Lf' 4 VN 3 ff' X v Q.,,.,.ag-gaze 1 b 1 f 'Q x Q X if . J U S T A H E M I N D E R that your CYA Holy Hour will be held in St. Mary's this coming Sunday evening from 7 to 8 P. M CHRIST in the Blessed Sacrament will be there. WILL YOU? God bless you, Father McKenna Rare is the occasion when we can find the senior girls without cz Word to say. 93 Reverence and devotion are displayed by all the members of the student body as they attend the Holy Hour. Z Standing along the blackboard ilett to rightl: Diane Di Benedetto, Kathleen Kobick, Elizabeth Moynchan, Patricia Coyle, Kathleen Davern, Carol Zelinsky, Natalie Luchio, Eileen Schiessl, Lois Spano, Maureen Savage, Gail Lacko, Frances Insulaco, Betty Anne Ryan, Dorothy Bottort, Patricia Fiore, Frances Kuchar, Frances Mroz, Patricia Gillen, Margaret Fischer, Mary Ann Gerrity. Row l: Loretta McConnell, Evelyn Vetterer, Patricia Urban. BOYS' SODALITY fv:-- fv Row l: James Iozzi, Edward Homicki, Henry Florczak, lohn Memnaugh, Charles Sweeney, Wesley Helm. Row 2: Dennis Brennan, Alfonse Ligouri, Martin Dobrowski, Richard Garlipp, Bob Doherty, Iohn Corcoran, Ioseph Burns. Row 3: Michael Ortyl, Armond Manfredi, Frank Woodruff, William Dwyer, Richard Farrell, William Burke. Row 4: Robert Stephan, Stanley Enerleih, Arthur Olson, Patrick McGuire. Standing: Ierry Coyle, Guy Sakowicz, Gerald Brennan, Richard Godesky, Michael Struen- ing, Paul Mataranzo, N, T7 U' qu. ski, Audrey Firman, Bernadette Bockowski, Row 2: Noreen Lynch, Nancy Kinahan, Barbara Leddy, Maureen Durkin, Sharon Cuenin. Row 3: Mary Mclnerney, Eileen Howe, Mary Ann Iackowski, Antonio Kunder, Catherine McGowan. Row 4: Mary Dwyer, Patricia Knorowski, Claire Orlando, Marilynn Iozzi, Barbara Dambrauskas. Row 5: Eileen Barry, Patricia Royer, Eugenia Retteno, Io Ann Ledwith. Row 6: Barbara Mueck, Carol Belko, Bernadette Morris, Row 7: Marilyn Vinegra. SODALITY The Sodality ot Our Lady is not an organiza- tion but a Way of life. With this in mind, school and church authorities the World over are re- organizing their sodalities. Weekly meetings ot sodalists are held and the practices of Sodality are discussed. The aim of the sodality is to foster in its GIRLS' SODALITY members an ardent devotion, reverence, and tilial love toward the Blessed Virgin Mary, and thereby assist them in becoming good Catholics, sincerely bent upon sanctifying themselves and their neighbor and in defend- ing the Church of Christ against the attacks of the wicked. BOYS' SODALITY OFFICERS Frances Kuchar, Secretary-Treasurer, Loretta McConnell, Vice- Ierry Coyle, Alternate: Guy Sakowicy, Vice-Preiect Prefect, Arlene Burke, Pretect. i xl, x :H X: Richard Garlipp, Pretect. 'J Father Leo Gerrity. C.P. Retreat Master Philip Dukes, Michael Tango, William Dowd, Michael Polny, Robert Baker, Chris McGowan. Retreat Our annual retreat took place Ianuary 27, 28, and 29. Needless to say, our retreat was by far the most important of all our school activities. We received much sound advice, for which we will always be grateful. Now We are much better equipped to face life's problems, having combined our spiritual education with our scholastic pursuits. May the Crucifix ever remind us of our retreat in 1958. To be worthwhile Catho- lics we must hearken to the voice of our Divine Master who says, If any man will be my disciple, let him deny himself and let him take up his cross and follow Me. Entire student body listen attentively as Father speaks to them. Honor Guard To be a member of the Honor Guard is a privilege bestowed on few. The seniors who constituted the Honor Guard did a remarkable job. Entering and leaving church was done in perfect order and maximum speed. We feel confident that the entire student body joins us in expressing sincere gratitude and apprecia- tion. 95 NA 'in-.uf Barbara Curran, our Vice President, has the honor and privilege ot crowning Our Blessed Lady. Boys ot St. Mary's express their devotion. E' 'i 'W 2 g. May Crowning Mary, we crown thee with blossoms today. Every year during the month of May, the students ot Saint Mary's form a pro- cession in honor of Our Blessed Lady. Most impressive is the crowning ot Mary as Queen and Mother. Fervent devotion saturates the entire atmos- phere. How happy Mary must be in Heaven when she looks down on us and Witnesses our devotion to her! Truly, Mary is Queen of the Angels, Queen ot the May! Father Wells recommends greater devotion to Mary Immaculate. Students ot St. Mary's show devotion to our Coronator and attendants receive last minute Blessed Lady during the May Crowning. instructions from Sister Agatha. ACHVH T HES 'xWell, didn't you ever see a freshman before? Seems to be the general ques- tion among these frosh. ...ig J 'nil Seniors are always concerned about the Welfare of the freshmen. Eileen Ledwith watches as freshmen finish a Well-balanced meal of baby food and bottles of milk provided by the seniors. FW ea' 'iris 'Q 'fl' 9 si ff if spim gs f' ... .NM i if -if 'xAny candy in the pail, young Lady? asks the seniors. Senior girls try to be mothers to all frosh. That's a good little Baby , says Barbara Paulilcas as a shy freshman finishes strained squash and peas. 99 Hello Day N-.-f' X 1 xx . X, t Q '50 if -cr ' Hello Day was introduced into St. Hello Day was enjoyed by seniors and freshmen Mary's this year. Bob Baker and Thomas Urban display Senior hospital- ity as they make friends with Nancy Bemben. It is all right to be sociable, butewe are starving! Hello or no hello, let's eat. after a hectic initiation day. 100 rfnozsva-4.,,,,' 1 'Hitt' illi- r ' 'Ni . M- si. ii., rf kv--.,,,g . WN Washington Trip 4, u-y.,' 'lla V X. Marie Kaiser, Lorraine Stotzer, Elizabeth Rauh, Barbara Paulikas, Margie Manhardt, IoAnn DePaul, Eileen Ledwith, Suzanne Betz, Mary Lavin, Fourth Row: Roberta Yaiser, Ianet Feczko, Gloria Bartus, Margie Grycock, Marylyn Torio, Bernice Florczak, Ianet Beym, Iean Dering, Lorraine Rokosz, Catherine Conti, Iulie Vaiciunas, Carol Edwards, Kathryn McGowan, Barbara Zengewald, Irene Gasior, Barbara Gallagher, Ioan Humanick. Fifth Row: Philip O'Neill, Iohn Genne, Robert Lear, Iohn Sharkey, Herbert Haines, Robert Royer, BettyAnn Tunis, Sister Elizabeth Henry, Father Meyer, Sister George Marita, Mary Marken, Robert Quinn, Chris McGowan, Donald Walsh, Francis Eichenlaub, Peter Ausiello, Robert Baker Iohn Robertson. First Row: Nardine Tornambe, Patricia Carvalho, Dorothy Yagodowski, Barbara Brindley, Barbara Curran, Mary Davis, Rosanna Musolino, Connie Renda, Carol Howe, Claire Kennedy, Iackie Sutera, Patricia Kaye, Gloria Kostecki, Letitia Mohan, Patricia Burke, Lorraine Siana Patricia Ryan, Barbara Ives. Second Row: Leslie Reynolds Pauline Rotunno, Ann Strout, Iane Kee1ey,'Madeline Farrell Barbara Bartish, Carolyn Boitt, Marylyn Murphy, Ann Doherty, Marianne Guarriello, Lois Cuenin, Bernice Sahli, Mary Ann Boyle, Bernadine Churla, Sandra Macaluso Eileen Heffernan, Rita Carew, Marcia Daley, Phyllis Stivale Marie DiDia. Third Row: Sharon Munley, Ioan Bottorf, Rita Lasek, Ann Marie Kip, Carol Pastor, Arlene Reeves, Ann trip, could it? The smiling face of our Director in front of the Museum at Anna- polis. Why such a happy smile, Father Meyer? It couldn't be because it's the last day of the Oh, that beautiful Honor Guard! The girls will never forget that memorable day when we visited the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington Cemetery, Virginia. V 3. is Mary Marken poses in front of a cannon at Annapolis. Careful, Mary, it might be loaded. Sister George Marita, one of the trip moderators, is flanked by four beauties. Betty Rauh, Roberta Yaiser, Mary Marken, and Bernice Sahli in their hotel room. X, 2 and Bar ls that how Ou Margie Grycggliiflittle room biQ,. Muffet? gh, ggfvw so et pegzko, lax in their envied you emjn H We lan Curran re delicious baby his that bclrfclme VV Oodner' C We told you the beds were comfy! Doesn't this prove it? Name the sleeping beauty? No, we'd never! Dear Mom, Having a wonder- ful time. Glad you're not here to see what a mess the room is. 103 ft f 4 4. Dr. Iohn Campbell Howard puts last-minute touches on the beard of lohn Robertson. The artistic hand finishes the perfect actor. Even angels have to help Mother Nature out. Barbara Paulikas, Ioan Bottorf, Barbara Galla- gher, Carol Edwards, and Rosanna Musolino, put finishing touches to their make-up. Sister Elizabeth Henry admires the art. Behind the Scenes What goes on behind the scenes! lt isn't easy being an angel, especially when it gets in your eyes. Bettianne Tunis gets her hair sprayed by an obliging junior Rita f Konaski. GPM' A Do l really look like an angel? Kathleen Dean, Carol Edwards, Madeline Fortuna, Barbara Paulikas, Ioan Bottorf, and Rosanna Musolino go over their parts for the last time. Yi f Our Class Ring L cuss MW cskillmu 95561997 6' ' sl . f 'E - 2 957 s f 1? N ff G 1 I sohofll sunt WW nigh sy c JBY5 Elizabeth' Ne' 1 . ,A 1 . ,, ..... ..., n x fi I mmkmiswmsc 1- was-ss: The class ring of Saint Mary's is designed as a dual memento of Our Lady and of our school of which she is Patroness. Its centerpiece is a sparkling spinel stone of blue. This is the color appropriate to Mary, because it symbolizes constancy, fidelity and truth. Blue, and the gold of the ring are in accord with the traditional colors in which Mary is depicted in ecclesiastical art. A beautiful silhouette of Mary in garments of simple splendor, her hand over her Immaculate Heart, is the foremost image of the right side, or shank of the ring. Her haloed head is circled with stars. Thus is recalled the ancient prophecy of the Apocalypse: A woman clothed with the sun . . . and on her head a crown ot twelve stars. In dual tribute to her purity and Chastity, two lilies in full bloom appear as traditional symbols of these attributes of Our Lady. The left side or shank is symbolic of Saint Mary's School. Beneath the identifying monogram the circular crest displays the school seal. Finally, surmounting the monogram is the regal crown, a recurrent emblem of the theme of the ring, to honor our Lady as Queen. 107 '4 W Bernice Sahli and her escort chat with Father McKenna. Winter Formal On December 30, 1957, St. Mary's held the Winter Formal at the Subur- ban Hotel in Summit, New Iersey. The Formal started at nine o'clock. Father McKenna and Father Wells were guests of honor. Among the lay chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Boyle, and Mr. Wimmer and his friend. The crowd proving to be too large for the main hall, chairs and tables were set in the extension room. The photographer was present to take pictures which would always hold fresh our memories of this never-to-be-forgotten event. The terrific band met with the whole-hearted ap- proval of all present. Years from now we'l1 still recall our Winter Formal. W Iimmy O'Leary and lack Quinlan An example of the enjoyable time Frank Eiohenloub and take time out from their dancing had by all who attended the Herbert Haines enjoy for some refreshments. Formal. every minute of the even- E37 ing. Frank Londino's toast seems humorous to Thomas Beranicl: and Barbara Paulilcas. Parents of freshmen didn't seem to mind the heat on that September day as they eagerly listened to Father Meyer and Sister Agatha. Information concerning the school and the freshmen activ- ities were the topics discussed. 1-1 m -nl in l OPEN HQUSEU- Robert Baker and Mrs. Grizzaffi talks to Sister loseph Eucharia Some of Ben-mdjne Chu!-IG direct the parents to the other parents Waiting in line are Mrs Buchowitz the classrooms. Mr. and Mrs. Boone are Mr' and MTS' Moulfonf and MI' and Mrs' Uh! on the way. Mr. Foley, president of the P.T.O.,reads a list of the activities which have been suggested by mem- bers. 5 i Robert Baker discussed the motivations, ideals, and objectives of Saint Mary's Student Council. P.T.O. If v.. X, -I X, I On December 6, 1957, Barbara Curran, Vice- President of the Student Council, explained the election of officers, mem- bership, and various pro- grams which the Council undertakes to provide better understanding be- tween the students and the faculty. 1. Ali- With a song in their hearts, the seniors give a rousing welcome to the treshm en. Oh Happy Days was the song ot the tresh men as their 1n1t1at1on was officially brought to a close Gene O Br1en and loe Kovalzck seem to be hav 1ng a little dispute over who should have the next dance w1th Arlene Burke Barn dance attire IS 1n ev1dence S., 110 i I X X At the Hop! There were lots oi rockin', rollin,' swingin', and strollin', at the Freshmen Initiation Dance. Freshmen In1t1at1on Dance On October 7 1957 the Student Councxl sponsored The Autumn Leaves Dance It was the cum of the senlors to Welcome the fresh men and to express the1r thanks to them for the admlrable school sp1r1t they displayed dur mg 1n1t1at1on Thats entertainment' Some treshmen show they have what It takes at their Initiation Dance v. fl Iunior Achievement 'R' Future looks good to members ot HERIACO CO. lunior Achievement company sponsored by Esso Research and Engineering Company as they push production to catch up with sales. Many students have brought honor to Saint Mary's by Iunior Achievement work. The following students have partici- pated in I.A. work. Marylyn Torrio Barbara Ives Irene GC1SiO1' Eugene O'Brien Marcia Daley lohn Sotranko Iohn Gene Clarie Kennedy Cecilia Scott Bernice Sahli Patricia Burke Marylyn Doherty Mary Marken Sharon Munley Pamela Newman Roberta Yqsier Kathryn McGowan Ianet Powers Barbara Curran Robert Baker Althea Lennox Gloria Bartus Peter Ausielle loanne Barry Bettianne Tunis Rudolph Brauchle Rita Garry OFFICIALLY MEMBERS: Iohn Sofranko and Cecelia Scott receive Iunior Achievement membership pins trom Edward Sutherland, tsecond from leftl, adviser to Ken Co Labs Co., a Iunior Achievement firm sponsored by White Laboratories Inc., Kenilworth, and P. C. Osterman, 1., f ww., 35 ,gg 'N A er 5 Q lx w. xx 1 Q L I 3 M-2,5 .3325 iff ' QM. if?- N ,RISK f f 'Qi I ,O 5 uv s, n 'A'1' ' Hillel 'ff'f yf.,..,, fy, X 4:1434 . 'X- iw ff Mr. Kenneth Roden explained Iunior Achieve ment activities to high school students. president of Union County Iunior Achievement, Others in the photo are Ioanne Leikauskas llettl, treasurerg and Mary Ann Unglaub, assistant secretary. In the rear row in the same order are Daniel Staruch, production man- agerp Theodore Sinonelli, and Iohn Myers, White Labora- tory executive. ...Q 3 -4 3 -- i- Hlm.. 1 . X , A P t ' A T S it A if E 3 3 t sf 4 ,ff fix , er... e Well-cooked meals and friendly service. This could very well be the motto of Mrs. Stiener, Mrs. McCarthy, and Mrs. M. Pinizzotto. During all the wintry days after slaving away at our desks, what could be more comforting than to find a Cafeteria delicious meal waiting? ll Well, didn't you ever see a freshman before? lt seems 1 something caught the eye ot , these seniors. Was it a fresh- -4 ' man? i l X 1 L . What'll you have? Could this be what Marilyn Busy day, busy day, tor these seniors Who Murphy is asking Ann Strout? thought 12:05 would never come. 112 i Carolyn Boitt, Iohn Kovalick, Father Dennis McKenna. Senior Prom Dancing in the Dark , the theme of the Senior Prom, is one of the most memorable events ot our senior year. It began with the coronation of Our Blessed Lady as Queen ot the Prom. This was most impressive. Dancing, and a most delicious meal followed. Father Meyer, Father McKenna and several parents chaperoned the affair. Everyone had an enjoyable time, and as the evening drew to a close, all admitted that it would be kept forever as a treasure of memories. Q -seikdi .1 il . '1 f F9 v-N if 4 we i , i ' '-5151! ,. . , of +1-Q t V J. . , i A X ' X' 9 X' i J -,gui fgffird' '1 1 ,M 7l!UPiI .. 5 ,K , ff -QQ ' V 1, , 'FQ' Xf??. uf- T. .AXE L X .Q My Q if Hel- 'fx-H. .1 5 :A 3 L..,7 4 ' cf I 3 f ff-1755-if AFI . ,,. f Q iff' .4 t N ,.V., ,V A 2 J , , . Our Lady ot the Senior Prom. Chaperones: Father McKenna, Father Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Colton, Mr. and Mrs. Schleck. 115 Popularity Poll zz ii ,v'f 'A i BEST DANCERS BEST DRESSED Herbert Haines Robert Conforti Mary Lavin Iackie Sutera --r' MOST AMBITIOUS Edward Moley Katherine McGowan 1 .-....-v....,,- , 2' Q-, Y' CLASS DREAMEHS Iohn Romanello Arlene Reeves BEST ATHLETE . Pat Doherty Iane Keeley MOST TALKATIVE HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Iohn Tucker Edward Petrovick Marianne Guariello Ann Marie Kaiser ' NICEST SMILE Iohn Sharkey Eileen Heffernan 11 1 5 BEST LOOKING Walter Gordon Mary lone Dowd M- A MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Brabcxra Curran Robert Baker 4' it National Honor Society Admission into this organization is the highest 9 X honor that can come to a high school student. It stands I tx , for excellence ot achievement, not only in one form ot X 1 endeavor but in all. Scholarship alone will not admit a 5 ,N f lx X, student into the National Honor Society. rf- 'rf A .1 ifkr f -' ' ' ' 7154 Our Lady instills into us Scholarship, Char- acter, Leadership, and Service, the tour quali- ties necessary tor the Honor Society. Majorie Manhardt, a shin- james Manhardt ex- ing example ot the mem- presses the importance bers ot the NCIflOnC1lHOI101' of Leadership for all Society, receives her students. award trom Father Meyer. Members ot the Honor Socrety go up to Father Meyer to receive Theresa Fuhrmann explains to the their much deserved awards students the need ot Service to 116 the school. WE x. ss f CJ , A: K .5 N , N ,I N 'fi A ,,Q Q . A xx 0 0 , y X x W' K f p p I r ' V1 : . N fi , 2 1 QI 7 ...... 1 , 8' ii 5 - 5 t , ' U ' s U K ,X ' Ai X f Hu -M7 ups-if J 95. 4 -.mx A f , , '1 , xf ,l lf- 'L A . , QV ,5g,Q ismf 0 its 3.-R. ,4 ,1: gp,Pl, x . .Si H ig, 9 .45 ' Qu al Ng .. ug, . l 4 mgwwiw' ' f 4. A V y if f' ll Q Qu ww iw, gs . v , f y. ' ,A 151' lv' W1 M - Axl., ,5E,.wp. ,QV , f Eg, H A , 96 'A if-5 'affsi P is N Zgifguk W s 'ffA cf' WI- v45QV Iam Mcmhcxrdt .- ' Ray Mogenis f., 5 Ierry Eaton LV A--za , ,.. . 'U X. N 'L 7 5,3 if Mr. Lo Bulbo-Coach I Tony Zenguro Q EdPt 'NNN My Wx.. Nfx MkP PtDh fa i 5, Q John s h 'an j ik X Q ?:J x 1 D B lla 1 X ix Q 7 1 MV Y fl A f f if g 2 , f Q Q v 1' ' , A f H D ' R H 'A A K if q, X , Xl F5251 E G ji Q 9 X75 kqp an . . 1 x 7x x ..- fix' f 3 f A in 1 . EB i e ol y X X .k ' H I -Q ev 1 w S A X Botlom row: Iocm Imbriaco, Ioyce Lyons, Pat Moulton, Kathy Tupik. Top row: Connie Tavormina, Marie Di Dia, Pat Ryan, Sue Caputo. Left to right: Marie Di Dia, Pat Ryan Senior Co-Captains Cheerleaders Sue Caputo- How do you do! Connie Tavormina- How 'bout Ioyce Lyons- Let's Go! Marie Di Dia-- Oh, we got it! Pat Ryan- Are you ready! Kathy Tupik- Fight, Team! Pat Moulton- Get that ball! Ioan Imbriaco- TEAM! Maria Di Dia that ! Pat Ryan 5 ,-5 i Saint Mary's versus 'Saint Pat's Margaret Scully jumps tor ball. Score: Saint Mary's--16 Saint Pat's-ll Saint Mary's versus Saint Patrick's-Elizabeth lane Keely, Ioyce Sampson-on tloor. Score at this point is Saint Mary's-ll Saint PQf'5-3 fxav S Sister David Ellen gives team pep talk during halttime ot Saint Pat's game. Girls' Basketball With great enthusiasm the girls' basketball team Went through its first season. We were thrilled with honest pride at the skill they exhibited. They had their victories, and they were beaten by more skillful teams. The victories they will always cherishg the defeats they will pass on for their successors to avenge. Saint Mary's versus Saint Pat's Score.' Saint Mary's-l8. .Saint Pat's-10 loyce Sampson eyes teammate Mary Ann Sodroski as she takes jump shot. Sen1or Dlrectory Seraphme Abrtanto 640 Franklrn Street Elxzabeth Peter Austello 619 Elm Street Roselle Park Robert Baker 521 Gr1er Avenue Ellzabeth Barbara Bartlsh 412 Umon Avenue Elxzabeth Glorra Bartus 1131 South Wood Avenue Lmden Norman Baumann 2347 Dunlake Road Umon Suzanne Betz 138 Monmouth Road Elrzabeth Ianet Beym 222 Columbra Avenue Crantord George Bodnar 309 Gr1er Avenue Elrzabeth Carolyn Bortt 1877 Lenmngton Street Rahway Ioan Ann Bottort 521 Bernard Avenue Lmden Mary Ann Boyle 436 Gr1er Avenue Ellzabeth Rudolf Brauchle 766 East 2nd Avenue Roselle Brendan Brennan 139 Lrberty Street Elrzabeth Barbara Brlndley 240 West 4th Avenue Roselle Patncta Burke 11 Luclen Place L1nden Charles Cabrera 18 Sayre Street Elrzabeth Rrta Carew 24 R1verv1ew Terrace Wmtxeld Park Iohn Carroll 12 Hayes Avenue Elrzabeth Patrrcxa Carvalho 634 Washmgton Avenue Lmden Bernadrne Churla 51 Moms Avenue Sprmgheld Robert Contortl 137 Berwtck Street El1zabeth Catherme Contl 645 Frrst Avenue E11zabeth Frank Cronln 737 Westmmlster Avenue Ellzabeth Lots Cuemn 1136 Weber Street Umon Barbara Curran 49 Colomal Drtve Clark Townshtp Stephen Czuchta 510 Grant Street Lmden Marcra Daley 10 B Rlvervrew Terrace Wmtreld Park Mary Davls 117 Murray Street Eltzabeth Kathleen Dean 407 Rosehrll Place Elxzabeth Io Ann De Paul 1456 Lexmgton Place Ellzabeth lean Dermg 43 E Mravlag Manor El1zabeth Marle D1 Dla 24 Palmer Street Ellzabeth Y Patrrck Doherty 403 Rosehxll Place Elrzabeth Mary Icme Dowd 746 Trumbull Street Elrzabeth Wrllram Dowd 115 Sayre Street Ellzabeth Thomas Doyle 764 Westheld Avenue Elrzabeth Phrlrp Dukes 503 Rosewood Terrace Lmden Carol Edwards 219 Westheld Avenue Eltzabeth Francls Erchenlaub 29 Allce Lane Clark Township Madelrne Farrell 213 Thompson Avenue Roselle Ianet Feczko 1510 Essex Avenue Lmden Ioanne Frndets 637 Montgomery Street Elrzabeth Berntce Florczak 262 Bayway Avenue Elzzabeth Madellne Fortuna 117 Clark Place Ellzabeth Barbara Gallagher 58 Broadvrew Avenue Maplewood Irene Gaslor 201 West Prrce Street Lmden Iohn Genne 166 Lafayette Street Rahway Walter Gordon 418 Washmgton Avenue Elizabeth Rosemarre Grxppo 1723 Westover Road Clark Townshrp Margaret Grycock 662 Court Street Ellzabeth Marranne Guarnello 989 Park Terrace Unton Ioseph Hack 125 West Cherry Street Rahway Herbert Halnes 1382 Hamrlton Street Elrzabeth Raymond Haydu 939 Iefterson Avenue Ehzabeth Erleen Heffernan 114 Ely Street Elrzabeth Carol Howe 845 Lrvrngston Road Elrzabeth Ioan Humanlck 311 Washlngton Avenue Ehzabeth Carmela lnsalaco 326 Amrty Street Elrzabeth Barbara lves 617 Marshall Street Ehzabeth Ann Marte Kalser 146 Acme Street Ehzabeth Loretta Karkovlce 151 East Edgar Road Lmden Patrrcta Kaye 146 Academy Terrace Lmden lane Keeley 1022 Grove Street Eltzabeth Clare Kennedy 749 Iersey Avenue Ehzabeth Wxllram Kmneally 680 Semrnary Avenue Rahway EL 2 9509 FU 5 2024 4 4717 2 2952 6 4576 6 4638 2 2819 6 6298 2 8823 8 9170 6 6403 3 7929 5 3533 2 0858 5 9194 6 3086 5 0529 5 1771 6 1158 6 4582 2 2057 3 1242 3 7650 8 5210 8 0815 6 4766 6 0019 5 4903 4 1541 2 8455 2 2558 5 9236 5 5547 5 0089 2 5301 5 0146 6 5888 5 4040 6 2029 5 0544 6 0307 2 6825 5 2369 5 1630 3 2317 6 2561 5 8957 1 1744 3 3731 6 1708 8 5998 5 2591 2 7786 4 1896 4 4128 4 5938 3 1962 2 2757 6 5711 6 3376 2 4106 3 5629 8 2034 . , ..,,.......,......,,...,,....,......,.. 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C H - at ,. 1 if I 1 fri First Row Barbara Curran Patricia Burke Patricia Ryan lean Dering Iulia Vaiciunas Marylyn Torio Roberta Yaiser Carmela Insalaco Second Row Claire Kennedy Leslie Reynolds Catherine Conti Pauline Rotunno Carol Howe Patricia Kaye Third Row Robert Contorti Robert Quinn Bernice Sahli Mary Lavm Elizabeth Rauh Anne Strout William Kineally Phil Dukes Fourth How Patrick Doherty Charles Cabrera George Bodnar Iohn Tucker Kevin Tucker Frank Cronin Herbert Haines We the graduating class of nineteen fifty eight wish to express our thanks and sincere appreciation to Ave Mana our patrons and to all who advertised in our Ave Maria Your generous support and kind cooperation have made possible our precious yearbook Malone Manhard! usmess Manager To Sister Agatha Maria and encouragement STAFF: Gloria Bartus Patricia Burke Ianet Feczko Io Anne Findeis Barbara Ives Patricia Kaye Gloria Kostecki Rita Lasek Mary Lavin Maiorie Manhardt skillfully man- ages financial problems ot the E Ave Maria. Her able assistants l are Sandra Macaluso, Mary A Lavin, Eileen Ledwith, Phyllis S tivale. the faculty and the stu dents We extend our profound thanks for hard wor BUSINESS MANAGER Maiorie Manhardt ASSISTANT MANAGERS Eileen Ledwith Rosanne Musolino Sandra Macaluso Letitia Mohan Barbara Paulikas Leslie Reynolds Patricia Ryan Bernice Sahli Phyllis Stivale Nardine Tornambe Marilyn Torio Students keep a daily check on the amount ot patrons brought in. i Www PERSONAL PATRONS Most Reverend Thomas A. Boland Right Reverend Monsignor John E. Kiernan Right Reverend Monsignor W. C. Heimbuck Right Reverend Monsignor John McManus Reverend Roman Bodnar Reverend Lawrence J. Gadek Reverend Michael A. Hudack Reverend Chester Miadowski Reverend R. W. Muenzen Reverend,Father F. Reinbold Reverend Gerard B. Whelan Reverend Denis R. McKenna Reverend John A. Meyer Reverend Robert F. Wells Sisters of Charity Mr. Clarence Mrs. Helen P. Freeman '34 Bernadette Karlok '47 Mrs. Hugh Brennan '5l Mrs, David Swanson '5l Thomas S. Brennan '52 Joan Powers '52 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Catino '53 Miss Joan Betz '54 Miss Nancy O'Sullivan '54 John Tighe '54 Miss Barbara Bechtle '55 Barbara Corris '55 Frances Forker '55 Joan Jacik '55 Mr. Daniel Lynch '55 Eleanor Sharkey '55 Loretta Wiazlowski '55 Donald Wosniak '55 Marita Condon '56 Terry Dowd '56 Dora Grillo '56 Charles O'Farrell '56 Miss Dolores Stasse '56 Betsy Dohoney '57 Barbara Gorczyca '57 Carol Hoffman '57 Louise Jacobsen '57 Eileen Kobik '57 Raymond Lwowski '57 Joan Migliore '57 Tim O'Leary '57 Dorothy Sisak '57 Barbara Curran '58 Margie Grycock '58 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Abitanto Peter S. Abitanto Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Adams The Adasczik Family Martin Adler A Friend Mrs. B. Albertino William Altschule Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anello Anderson Bros. Kathleen Anderson Mr. and Mrs. C. Andrunas Mr. and Mrs. William Anthes Charles Anton Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ard Mindy Backer Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ballou Mr. and Mrs. Boleslaus Baranowski Mr. and Mrs. W. Barlow Mrs, Florence Baron Barone's Market Julia Barry Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Bartus Mr. and Mrs J. Barry William J. Barry Leo Bartinique R. Bartone J. Bartus William Bartus Angela T. Battiato Baulier Joseph Bautko and Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Bechtle and Family Mr. and Mrs. John F. Beck Richard F. Beecher Beers Evelyn Belford Carol Belko Mr. and Mrs. P. Belko Mr. and Mrs. John Bemben, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Di Benedetto Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Beninati Miss Pat Beninati Dr. and Mrs. Walter S. Booth Carmen Berardesco Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bergen Miss Martha Berry Mrs. Margaret Bertram Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Besermin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Betz Mr. and Mrs. George Beyer Cecelia Beym Mr. and Mrs. William F. Beym Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Biawas Mr. Eugene Riordan Sandy Birenbaum Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Blanda Mr. and Mrs. Bobowsky Boff Furniture Company Mrs. Frances Boitt Carlsten Men's Shop Miss Sarah Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bonomo Mr. and Mrs. S. Borkowski Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bosch Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bottorf Dorothy Bottorf Joan Ann Bottorf Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowbliss Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle Bromine is prepared with care by a group of students be- Eugene O'Brien collects a test cause of its corrosiveness and unpleasant odor. Marcia Daley prepares to test Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Boyle Lorraine Bozenski Jack Bradley Mr, William Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Brady John Brady lDeceasedl Dr. and Mrs. Gene Braga Mr. and Mrs. Fred Breisch Mrs. Catherine Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brennan Eugene T. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan Mary Brennan Mrs. Moses Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Brindley Mrs. John A. M. Brislin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brino Mr. Maurice Brite Miss Jane Broda Mrs. Mildred Brown Mr. Ray Bruce Vincent Bruno Miss Stephanie Brutka Frank J. Bugan Mrs. A. Burisch Mr. and Mrs. James Burke Mr. and Mrs. John Burke Patricia Burke Mr. and Mrs. William J. Burke Mr. and Mrs. John J. Burns Mrs. Kathryn D. Butler Mr. Charles S. Cabrera Mrs. Mary Cacoso Mr. and Mrs. James J. Cadigan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campolo Mr. and Mrs. Cannone Mr. Nick Cannone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cantazaro Margaret Cantone Mr. and Mrs. John Capece Mr. and Mrs. J. Caputo Miss Marjorie C. Carleton Mrs. Joseph M. Carroll Mrs. Nora Carroll Mrs. J. Casino Peter Cassese Joseph V. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. S. Chavelier Edward Chaya Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Chenet Richard Chin Nick Chivichillo tube of bromine water while its properties. S Pat and Lou Christiani Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Churchill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Churla Mr. and Mrs. J. Cierpial Miss Josephine M. Cimato Peggy Clancy Mrs. James Cleary Mrs. Thekla Coakley Mr. and Mrs. John Coffey George Cohan A. D. Cohen Misses Coleman Mary Ellen Collins Mr. and Mrs. D. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Peter Comyack Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Condon and Mrs. Thomas Condron Conte Family C. W. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. John Corcoran Nick Covino Mr. and Mrs. Sam Covino Mrs. Jerry Coyle Mr. and Mrs. John P, Coyle Dr. and Mrs. Felix A. Crincoli Mr. and Mrs. David Crowley Frank T. Crusie Mrs. Madeline Cullinane Miss Marie Curran Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Curran Mr. and Mrs. H. Cuthbert Mrs, Anne Czajkowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Daley Mr. Ralph Davis Mr. and Mrs. James De Biasio Mrs. Esther Deininger Mr. and Mrs. James DeLucca The DePalma Family Miss Lucille J. DePalma Mrs. Ethel De Paul Miss JoAnn De Paul Mr. Vito De Paul Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Dering Miss Geri Desarno Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Desmond Eileen Devin Dr. DeVoe Mary P. Dewitz Mr. and Mrs. Jerry DiDia Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dietrich Mr. Ditmars A. J. Dobrowski Mr. The Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Dohoney Jack Dondis Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Dooley Anne Dowd Mrs. Clement Dowd Miss Mary R. Dowd Mr. and Mrs. W. Dowd Mr. Frank Drahose Mrs. Edward A. Driscoll PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. W. Drucker Eddie Duchin Andrew W. Dudash Mrs. Patrick Duhig Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DuPlessis Mr, and Mrs. Michael Dwyer Mrs. William Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ebert Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Carolan Anna W. Ehrhardt Mr. and Mrs. S. Enerlich Mr. and Mrs. Robert England Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ensign Mr. and Mrs. Lue Fan William Farber John A. Farbisz Mr. and Mrs E. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. F. Kenneth Farrell Mr. and Mrs G. R. Farrell Mr. and Mrs J. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. William Farrell Mr. and Mrs. William Faughnan Mr. and Mrs Michael Fechillas Mrs. Ruth Garah Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garland Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Garlipp lrene Gasior Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gasior Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger Gaylord, Sr Miss Karen Gaylord Mr. and Mrs. L. Geller Mr. and Mrs. Louis Geller John lOpall Genna Nell C. Giesen Mr. Alan Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Godesky Miss Louise Goger Mr. and Mrs, Raymond J. Goger Edmond Gold Charles Goldate Moe Goldberg Mr. and Mrs, John Gomolka Mary Grabowski Butch and Pete Graf Mr. and Mrs. John W. Graf S. K. Graf Dr. and Mrs. Francis Grant Janet M. Feczko Mr. and Mrs. John A. Feczko Andrew Fedosh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Feldman Mr. Fenezio Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ferris Mr. and Mrs. D. Richard Fiore Patricia Ann Fiore Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Fisher Mrs. Pauline Fitzsimmons Mr. and Mrs. C. Flapan Eileen Eilbacher Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Florczak Bernice Florczak Hank Florczak Mrs. Mary Florczak Mr. and Mrs. Victor Florczak Mr. and Mrs, William Flosbach Mrs. George Foerst Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Foley Johanna Foos Mrs. James Forker Mr. and Mrs. Emil Fortuna Mr. James Fox Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fox and Mrs. P. Fox n Franey Mr. Howard J. Fuest Ruth T. Fuest Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Fuhrmann Mr. and Mrs. Fred Furman Patricia Furman Andrew Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. Galavach Mr. Charles Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. James Gallagher Mrs. Madeline J. Gallagher Mr. Robert S. Gallagher Mr. Joh Greenberg's, Jewelers Mrs. Stanley Gregory Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Marianne Gua B. Grizzaffi Nick Grycock Andrew J. Guarrielo Arthur R. Guarrielo rrielo Peter Gutowski Mrs. Cecilia Hack Mrs. Marita T. Hagendoorn Mr. and Mrs. John Halleck Mr. Thomas Halligan Elizabeth Hansen Mr. and Mrs. William W, Hart Anne Mary Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Neil Heilner Mr. and Mrs. Helm J udy Hennessey Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hollywood Bri John J. Hickey Richard Higgins Joseph Hinlicky M. Hoffman dal Shop Mrs. Anna Holsneck Michael George Honeymar Eileen Houston Mrs. John Hrudowsky Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. M. Hrudowsky A, J. Huelsenbeck Hughes Michael Humanick Mr. John A, Hussar, Jr. Mr. Robert lannaccio Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Salvatore James llardo Ladislav llko lnsalaco Leona rd Intra ba rtoco Mr. and Mrs. James lozzi Dr. and Mrs. Eli Isaacson Science Club demonstrates a miniature atomotron, com- Atomotron or atom srnasller is demonstrated by Beth monly called atom srnasher. anne Tunis as members of the Science Club look on. Mrs. Harry T. Ives Edward J. Jackowski Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Jackson S. Jagodzinski Adam Jama William Jaques Bette Jaquillard Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Emily Je Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Kaelblein Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Jack Kap Mr. The Edward Javmicki nnings M. Johnson Edward Jotantos Michael E. Joyce Joseph Judd Paul Kaczor Family Conrad Kaiser Peter Kakareka AI Kalla lan Mrs. Anna Karkovice Mr. and Mrs. B. Karpinski Clement William Karuzis The Kaufmann Family Mr. and Mrs. Pat Keeshan Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Kelly Dr. and Mrs. John P. Keeley Harold Keggan William Keith Wm. J. Kelly, D.D.S. Kelly and Reagan Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William John C. Kenely C. Kenely Mrs. Ceil Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kent Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy Emory Kerekes Miss Mary Kerekes Al and Mary Mrs. Helen K Kerestes iernan Nancy Kinahan Barbara Kinneally Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sophia L. Kleinhans Leslie Klimba Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kinneally Donald Kip ck Fred Klingebiel Mr. William Knapp Mrs. George Knees Mr. Paul Kne Mrs. Petronel ser la Kneser Annette Knorowski Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Konoski Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Walter Kobin John Kobus Raymond S, Kolanko Stephen P. Komar Matthew Konig William Korenicki S. Kosobucki S. W. Kovalick John Krajcech Kramer PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Krowicki Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Krulikowski Peter M. Kuc Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kuchar Mr. and Mrs. William Kulik Evelyn Kurdyla George Kushner, Jr. Ralph Laino Mrs. Lillian Lammerding Mrs. Alfred Lampert Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lang Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaPorta Mr. Joseph. LaSpata Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lau Eileen Ledwith Jo Ann Ledwith Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Ledwith Lee Family Mr. and Mrs. P. Lenahan Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. D. Lesser Mr. Louis Levine Mr. and Mrs. William A. Liddy Mr. and Mrs. A. Liguori Mr. and Mrs. Louis Liguori Lithuanian Bakery Mr. and Mrs. William Liupsis Mrs. B. Loring Mrs. Genevieve Lubiseher Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Luchio Natalie Luchio Mr. B. Lukosevicius Mrs. Mary Lunn Miss Arlene Lunz Mrs. Eleanor Lunz Jeannine Lunz Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lutz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas C. Lutz Mrs. Anna Lynch James B. Lynch Noreen Lynch Mrs. Anna Machaiski Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Macik Mr. and Mrs. A. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Mado Mrs. M. Mager Miss Lisa Ann Malta Joseph Malyska and Family Mr. and Mrs. A. Mancini Mr. and Mrs. Sam Manesse Mr. George Marcino Mrs. Wanda Marcino S Mr. and Mrs. James F. Marken, Court Super Market Stanley's Market Mr. Michael Matarazzo Mr. and Mrs. Walter Matcher Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matlosz Mary Marques J Mrs. Lillian Matts Mr. Walter Matts Mrs. Joseph Matzek Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCoy, Sr. Mrs. Charles E. McCrann Miss Eleanor McCrann Mr, James McCrann Raymond McCrann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. John McGee Mr. and Mrs, Frank J. McGuire Patrick Mclnerney Miss Jane McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin Patrick McWeeney Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meister Maryann Melkowits Mr. and Mrs. W. Melkowits Mr. Walter J. Mesaros Miss Stella Messineo Mr. L. Meyer Mr. Joseph Michalko Louis Miciak Charlie Milkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. P. Miller Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mills Mr. S. Minkowitz Mrs. Thomas Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. William Moffitt Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mohan Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Moley Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Moloney Joseph Moore Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moran Moran Family Mr. and Mrs, Joseph F. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Morgen Mrs. Veronica M. Morris J. Clifford Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Warren T. Moulton Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Mroz Alfred Muccino Mr. and Mrs. R, L. Mueck Mr. Theodore Mularz Lillian Mulhearn Mr. and Mrs. Mulks Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mullaney Mr. and Mrs. James Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mullen Miss Eileen Mullins Mr. and Mrs. John Mullroney Mr, and Mrs. George Munley Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Munley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Murray Mr. John R. Murphy Francis Murphy Dominic Musacchio Musolino Family Rosalind Myna Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nastvogel Mrs. Charles Kraus Mollie Mattes Mrs, Neunerf Mr, Jghn Kress Phillip J. lVl3l'flS At the school Christmas party, Father McKenna enchants Barbara Paulikas seems to be amused at something. Mary Barbara Curran, Carmels lnsalaco and Gloria Bartus with Davis. Connie Renda, Dorothy Rafferty and Bernice Florczak a selection on the harmonica. try to figure what it could be. Christmas parties are great Mr J M Newman Mrs Susan Newman George Nsesel Mr Robert Nsesel lrvsng 'Nsmensky Mr and Mrs Arthur Noennsch Mr and Mrs JohnJ Nolan Adele Norbut Mr Frank Norbut Mr and Mrs Obergfell Josephsne O Brsen Mr and Mrs R F Obrock Frank Ocello and Mrs and Mrs Dansel O Connor Jerome A O Connor Joseph F X OConnor and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mschael J OConnor D O Donnell Patrsck O Donnell Tsmothy J O Leary PERSONAL PATRONS Mary Ann Rogers Mr and Mrs Raymond Rose Msss Paulsne Rotunno Mr and Mrs Vsncent J Rotunno Patrscsa Royer Rschard Royer Robert C Royer and Mrs Stanley H Royer Mrs F Rozansks and Mrs Edward H Rumsnsks and Mrs A J Ryan Mrs Bertha Sabasko Wendel Sahls and Mrs Henry Sakowscz and Mrs H Savarese ob Savarese Mrs George Schsessl and Mrs E Schmsdt Msss Kathersne A Schmstt Harry Schreffler Teddy Mr and Mrs Robert Tera and Famsly Dr A W Theurer Mr and Mrs Jacob Thor Kathleen Thor RobertJ Thor Mr and Mrs James M Tsghe Mr and Mrs Stephen Tomasovsc Mr Tooker Mrs B Topolewsks Mr and Mrs Anthony Torso Mrs W Traud Maryann Janss Treacy Dr James L Trsarss Mrs Agnes M Tynan and Mrs John Udut and Mrs D Uhl Mrs Eleanor Ullrsch and Mrs Stephen Urban and Mrs S Vascsunas Ann O Loughlsn Patrscsa O Loughlsn and Mrs A Olson and Mrs PhslspT ONesll Sr Walter O Nesl and Mrs R Orlando Harry A Orssns Mr and Mrs Walter Pacyna Mrs Joseph G Palm Mr and Mrs A Papalss Parss Jewelers Dr Herbert Paskow Robert Pasternak Mr and Mrs Paulauskas Mr and Mrs Jack Penney Wslfred Pentz Mrs R Petrone Dr and Mrs Robert F Pserozak Mr and Mrs Harold F Pserson Psmpao s Food Market Mr and Mrs Walter Pssarsks Mr Walter Pstts Msss Anne Pluta Mrs Florence Powers JamesJ Powers Sr Mr and Mrs Ralph Schumann lrvsng B Schwartz D D S Mr and Mrs Horace Seeger and Mrs Edward J Van Bergen Mrs Ethel Van Brunt Mrs P Vanderheyden J Prapuolenss Frank Prasnal an Mrs an Mrs and Mrs an Mrs an Mrs Jack Qusnlan Mr James E Mr and Mrs Juds Rabsg Msss Anna D Mr and Mrs Mr John Ras PhslspJ Provost Robert D Provost Sal Puleo Wsllsarn Quadenfseld P Quaglsato Qusnn Patrsck Qusnn Rafferty J Rafferty zer Louss and Wsllsam Rash Msss Betty Rauh Mr and Mrs Wsllsarn Rauh Mr and Mrs Metro Raychel Dorothy Rayzer and Mrs Stanley Rayzer Mrs Crescent Reeseg Mr Segewser Nesl Selest Rose M Sendon lrvsng E Shaffer Mrs Ethel Shanahan Mr and Mrs H M Shannon Mark Shannon and Mrs O Sharkey Joseph Shesnblatt r and Mrs S Charles Shertzer and Mrs S H Shertzer and Mrs M Shlemkewych Teresa Ssana Mr and Mrs Alfred Ssas Mr John R Sslver Mrs Robert Sslvso Donald Ssnclasr Mr and Mrs Wsllsam T Ssngler Mr and Mrs L Sksersks Ssr Perrse Von Sksrka Ill Dr James Skramousky Mrs James Skramousky Joseph Sladkus M Smaracko Mr and Mrs John F Snable Mr and Mrs Burton Snyder Mrs Anthony Sodano Beatrsce A Sokolosks Mr and Mrs Vsncent Sokolosks Chester Soltys M and Mrs Vsctor Somers The Somohoso s Mr and svlrs Andrew Soyka Spagnola Mr and Mrs Anthony Spano Dsanne Spsnells Mr and Mrs A Spsno Dr Anthony L Spsrsto Dr M W Spsrsto Mrs M W Spsrsto Mr and Mrs Stanley Stefansak Mrs E Stegmeser Mr and Mrs Stephen Mrs T Vanderheyden Mschel Varga Mrs Mschael Vasslsk Mr and Mrs Veblastss Patrsck Vella J Evelyn Vetterer Vetterer Famsly Vsnegra Famsly Vogel s Record Shop Mr and Mrs Patrsck Volpe Arthur Vorubaum Mr J Walek Mr Donald Walsh Janet Anne Walsh Mrs Josephsne Walsh Capt and Mrs Peter F Walsh Susan Anne Walsh J Wasslesks Harry E Weaver Mary Ann Weber Mr Arthur Weekes Mr and Mrs Frank Wesman Msss Jean Wellech Msss Judy Wenk Mr A Werle Whste House Famsly Mrs Berta Wschelhaus Joseph Wsllsams and Mrs Rschard R Wsllsams and Mrs W G Wsllsams and Mrs Wsllsam Wsshbow Harold Wsshna Edward Wsxted and Mrs Stanley Wosnar George Wolff Mrs Rsta Woodruff and Mrs A Wrsgley lsrael Yacker and Mrs Charles J Yasser CharlesJ Yasser Jr Mass Lorrasne Yasser Charles Yankstss John Yarosh and Mrs T J Reeves and Mrs H W Reschenstesn and Mrs Charles Reslly Frank G Resnfurt Eugensa Rettsno Mr Joseph D Rettsno Mr and Mrs C Retzler Leslse Reynolds Mr and Mrs Leslse Reynolds John Robertson M and Mrs Robert K Robertson Robert Stephen an an an BFI an BFI an Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Albert Stevens Joseph Stewart Sam Stsvale Herbert Storm Freeman Stotzer J Strsmastss Raymond Strvensng Mrs E Sweeney Patrsck Sweeney D Yarusss and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Wsllsam C Yorke Young Louss Young Frank R Zabsta A J Zambell John Zapotosky and Mrs Mstchell Zawrotnak Stephen Zeholla and Mrs Emsl Zenczak and Mrs Davsd P Zsor Bernard Rogan Jr Mr and Mrs John Swesgert Mr and Mrs Joseph D Taylor Mr and Mrs Robert P Taylor and Mrs Zubavscsus Mr. . . - - U U Mr. . . 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' ' Best Wlshes from COUNCILWOMAN MARY D GILLEN Class of 1934 Best Washes from GIRLS OF 9A ZOIA Best Washes from BOYS OF 9A 201A I-leartlest Congratulatlons HOMEROOM 9C 202 FOURTH GRADE ROOM 106 Sannt Marys School A FRIEND ADDALIA S GARDEN SHOP 150 E St George Ave Lnnden N J ALBAN S Dlshes Rented for All Occasnons 631 Elnzabeth Ave lzabeth N J EL 2 1 ALEX S FOOD MARKET Full Lune of Fane Grocerles 314 Hagel Ave LlnenNJ Ll2334 ALL AMERICAN DOOR fr CONSTRUCTION CO 646 Garden Street Elnzabeth N J EL 4 7244 AMERICAN RECORDING CO 1029 Ellzabeth Ave Ellzabeth N J EL 4 3934 1510 E Elnzabeth Ave Lrnden N J WA 5 1316 ART FLORAL SHOP Flowers for Every Occaslon 824 Ellzabeth Ave Elizabeth N J ATLAS MEAT MARKET Jerry Yesknn Prop 140 Elmora Avenue Ellzabeth N J EL 2 6626 MR JOHN BALAK Balak Llquors 2 OE EdgarRd IU S11 Linden N J WA 5 2441 MR AND MRS JOHN BALAK BARA S TAVERN 1700 East Edgar Road Linden N J HU 6 9521 BARD S CONFECTIONERY rv s 165 Washrngton Ave Elizabeth N J BARRY S FRAME SHOP Barry s for Art 326 Morrls Ave Elrzabeth N J THE BAVARIAN ROOM 703 Elnzabeth Ave Ellzabeth N J EL 3 9203 BUSINESS PATRONS BEAUTY NOOK 612 South Broad St Ellzabeth N J EL 2 8485 THOMAS BENINATI Electrlcal Contractor 250 North Enghth St Kenulworth N J BR 6 1999 BENTON G' HOLDEN Inc 622 South Broad St Ellzabeth N J EL 2 4491 BERGEN fr SYNNOT Wholesale Confectnoners 323 325 Elizabeth Ave uzabeth N J EL 2 2 BERGER S PHARMACY Wllllam Hublak R P 463 E Jersey St Eluzabeth N J EL 4 8737 B G PRODUCE Wholesale Retaul Fruits and Vegetables BINDER S Curtains Decorators 927 Eluzabeth Ave Eluzabeth N J EL 3 O678 Bard s Danry IDEAL DAIRY FARMS 324 Dermody St Roselle N J CH 5 1 89 B L B MEAT MARKET 841 Ellzabeth Ave Elnzabeth N J C BLUMENTHAL Cr SON Furnature Appllances Televlslon 513 East Jersey St Elnzabeth N J EL 2 2735 BRENNAN S DELICATESSEN Open Dally 8 A M to 10 P M 1129 South Elmora Ave Elnzabeth N J EL 4 9894 BROSKY S BAR LIQUOR STORE 9 West Prlce St Linden N J BUCKEYE TAVERN Cf LIQUOR STORE 640 Grier Avenue Eluzabeth N J EL 3 9467 BUN S TAVERN Drnnks at Thelr Best Jersey Cnty BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF St Elizabeth Hospltal South Broad St Elizabeth N J CAREY OFFICE EQUIPMENT Servuce Sales Rentals 351 Washungton Ave Elizabeth N J EL 2 8633 JOHN CIANO Cr SON Asphalt Pavmg and Mason Work Elizabeth N J EL 2 8828 or EL 4 8251 CLUB BRUNSWICK Fred Norrns and Ted Wagner Props 768 Brunswlck Ave Lnnden N J CLUB 654 Inc Hall to Rent for All Occasuons 654 New Ponnt Road Elrzabeth N J EL 3 9804 COLBY AND McGOWAN PRINTING 1201 Chestnut Street Elizabeth N J EL 2 2170 COURT LUNCHEONETTE 1185 Elizabeth Avenue Eluzabeth N J CHARLES J COVERT Typewrnters and Addnng Machines 102 West Jersey St Eluzabeth N J EL 2 5627 CREST DRUG STORE 628 St George Ave Linden N J MICHAEL J DeMARTINO Presndent of Cnty Councll 17th Wardl 656 Ellzabeth Ave Elnzabeth N J DEUX FRERES Han- Styles 906 West St George Ave Llnden N J WA 5 1200 JOSEPH P DITULIO Food Servuce Consultant 21 Collvns Street Cranford N J A G DOUGLAS 300 Washnngton Avenue Ellzabeth N J Best Wrshes JOSEPH DURKIN 183 Elm Street Ellzabeth N J EDISON RECREATION Fnrst Installation of Automatlc Plnsetters In Unlon County Where the Gang Bowls ELIZABETH CARTERET HOTEL The Center of Town East Jersey St at Broad Ellzabeth N J ELIZABETH FIRE PROTECTION Extmgunshers Supplles Rechargung 856 Gibbons Court Elnzabeth N J EL 4 0764 ELIZABETH FUR SHOP Manufacturers of Fune Furs 56 Broad St Elnzabeth N J FERNANDS CLUB DIANA nc Catermg House 2800 Sprmgfneld Ave Unron N J MU 6 9591 FESTA FLOWERS 607 Elnzabeth Avenue Elnzabeth N J EL 2 0180 FISHMAN S Of Ellzabeth . . , , . . El' 3 , , , -' 112 l A en' , . . ' - evo - - - . A Q U U ' 'd , . . ' - o . ' - 4 H n I 0 ' AMERICAN SERVICE CLEANERS EL 3-46g9 1 I Tl and J. Custom Kitchens go . . . . . - , - I n . . co. ' ' ,I . JOHN C. FLANAGAN, JR. Dealer in Milk and Cream 546 Grier Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 3-7145 FLEX-TRED Shoes of Quality 272 North Broad St. Elizabeth 3, N. J. EL 5-6400 THE FLOOR SHOP Carpents - Linoleum - Tile 540 North Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-7400 FOODCRAFT, Inc. 316 Broad Street Newark 4, N. J. FORDHAM ELECTRONICS Sales and Service 37 D-Seatoam Avenue Winfield Park, N. J. HU 6-0005 FORSGATE MILK BAR lce Cream and Sandwiches Corner of Morris and Lehigh Avenues Union, N. J. FRANK'S FOOD STORE 1033 'North Broad St. Elizabeth, N. J. FRANK'S PORK STORE 726 St. George Ave., W. Linden, N. J. WA 5-0535 FRlED'S ESSO SERVICE 361 South Broad Street Elizabeth, N. J. EL 4-3493 FRIEDA'S DRESS SHOP 541 Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. FULTON RESTAURANT 1353 Fulton St. Rahway, N. J. GAETANO'S RAINBOW LEMON ICE 600 Court St. Elizabeth, N. J. GARBY'S ESSO SERVICENTER Pine and Third Streets Elizabeth, N. J. And away he goes! laugh Robert Lear and Herbert Haines as Donald Walsh tries his flying act. BUSINESS PATRONS GAWEL BAKERY SHOP Breadg and Fine PaSl'I'leS 120 Third St. Elizabeth, N. J. GERARD'S STUDIO All Musical Instruments 715 Madison Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. GOLDBLOTT COMPANY Jewelers 101 Broad Street Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-0894 GOLDA'S SHOE REPAIR 415 Bayway Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. EL 5-3950 GOOD BROTHERS Linoleum, Carpet, Asphalt Tile 910 W. St. George Avenue Linden, N. J. GORNY G' GORNY, Inc. Mortuaries 330 Elizabeth Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-1415 GOULD'S CANDY STORE Under New Management Corner of Broad and Lexington Elizabeth, N. J. GRAMPP HARDWARE CO. 929 Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-2079 GRI ER'S FOODTOWN Shop-Compare Service Meat Dept. 21 17 Grier Ave. Elizabeth-Linden City Line GROWNEY FUNERAL HOME Hillside, N. J. JET AUTO SALES Wholesale-Retail - Used Cars 1055 St. George Ave. Colonia, N. J. HANK'S LOUNGE HAPPY MOON LIQUOR STORE All Brands of Beers, Liquors, Wines 507 Court St., corner New Point Rd Elizabeth, N. J. HARRY'S CONFECTIONERY Fountain Service - Toys 601 Broad Street Elizabeth, N. J. EL 5-9871 HECHT'S LIQUOR STORE Wines - Liquors - Soda - Beer 308-10 Washington Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EDWARD J. HIGGINS All Forms of Insurance EL 4-4058 H C1 I FUEL OIL CO. Fuel Oil - Oil Burners 10-A Wavecrest Ave. Winfield, N. J. HILLSIDE BUTCHERS 437 Spring Street ELizabeth 2-7445 HILLSIDE RADIO fr TV SERVICE Hi-Fi and Phono 1325 Liberty Ave. Hillside, N. J. WA 3-4055 HOEPFEL'S MARKET Choice Meats and Provisions 547 East Jersey St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-2908 HORBALY'S AUTO WRECKERS Used Parts for All Cars 710 Merchant St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 5-1224 HOROWITZ PHARMACY Your Family Pharmacy 32 Grove Street EL 3-3282-Free Delivery JOHN HORRE FUEL OIL SERVICE Night and Day Burner Service 384 South Stiles Street Linden, N. J. Ll 3-4027 CHAS. HUBATKA, Inc. 317 Trumbull St. Jewelers Elizabeth, N. J. 9 Broad St. Elizabeth, N. J. Another sight for sore feet! moan Roberta Ah-H pi I R Yaiser, Bernice Sahli, Herbert Haines and -John anna insane Zgied os Robertson. ILG'S MEN'S SHOP, Inc. 861 Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-7968 IMPERIAL WINDOWCRAFT CORP. Distributors of Century Aluminum Products 1007 Elizabeth Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. INTERSTATE WELDING CO. Fabricators and Designers 250 N. 8th St. Kenilworth, N. J. BR 6-7027 JACOBSON TELEVISION 725 Rahway Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. JAEGER If GERMAINE OIL CO., Inc. Home Heating Oils 2322 Morris Ave. Union, N. J. JAY C1 DEE Electrical Supply Co. Home Appliances, Radios, Television 161 Washington Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-7380 JESSE STEIN, JEWELERS 94 First St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 3-0210 J. T. BARBER SHOP Hair Cut of Distinction 659 Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. JOHN'S MEAT MARKET 733 Edgar Road Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-2249 KACZMAREK'S SHOES 911 Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-8036 KAUFMAN'S Sportswear and Lingerie 1037 Stuyvesant Ave. MU 8-9494 WALTER J. KARR G' SON Welsh Milk Distributors 820 Passaic Ave. Linden, N. J. HU 6-4368 BUSINESS PATRONS KAY CLOTHING CO. 39 Broad St. Elizabeth, N. J. KELLERS KEY Cr SAW FILING SHOP 1078 Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-7247 KING'S AUTO CLINIC 407 So. Fifth St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-3080 KOLA'S CON FECTION ERY Hobby - Stationery - School Supplies 283 Westfield Ave. Elizabeth, N, J. EL 3-9678 CHESTER LATAWIEC Sunrise Dairies Products 625 E. Curtis St. Linden, N. J. HU 6-9375 LEE'S DELICATESSEN 435 No. Wood Ave. Linden, N. J. HU 6-2865 LEMBO BROTHERS 525 Fulton St, Elizabeth, N. J. EL 3-3394 LEO'S BARBER SHOP 1045 North Broad St. Elizabeth, N. J. LEO'S, Men's and Boys' Wear 707-709 Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. LIBBY SHOP Dresses - Coats - Suits Sportswear - Accessories 58 Broad St., Elizabeth, N. J. A. LINSEMAN fr SONS Florists Floral Ave. corner McClellan St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 3-6868 LITTLE FOLKS SHOP Infants' and Children's Wear 527 Elizabeth Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. EL 5-6513 LORRAINE SUPER MARKET 524 E. Second Ave. Roselle, N. J. MAGNUS CANDIES Have Candy, Will Sell 499 Edgar Road Elizabeth, N. J. EL 3-0317 Best Wishes of TOM MALONE'S 67 Orchard St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-3888 CHARLES MANHARDT Plumbing and Heating 627 Marshall St. Elizabeth, N. J. MASON'S GARAGE, Inc. Truck and Auto Repairs 1012 Fairmount Ave. Elizabeth 4, N. J. EL 3-6441 H. S. MATLOSZ The Best of Foods 40 Fifth St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 3-2110 MATTHEW'S CATERING SERVICE Matthew Pazaryna Weddings - Parties - Banquets Winfield Park, N. J. MATTHEWS HOUSE OF CHARM Hair Styling - Permanents 150 Elmora Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 3-2812 McCABE DAIRY Forsgate Farm Products 726 Madison Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-9109 DON McCRACKEN FUNERAL HOME 2124 St. George Ave. Elizabeth-Linden Line EL 2-3270 THOMAS J. McCUE Milk and Cream 51 Furber Ave. Linden, N. J. HU 6-7694 MEHLER CANVAS PRODUCTS 117 Garrison St. Newark, N. J. MELODY SHOP Records - Phonographs - Radios 1 184 Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 3-0308 The three Stepsisters are Mary Arlene Reeves-winner of the Believe it or not . . . school work! says Joan Marken, Bernice Sahli and Joan Betty Crocker Homemaker of Humanick, Betty Rauh and Bernice Sahli. Humanick. Tomorrow Contest. ' MERTEN BROTHERS Flowers for All Occasions 1131 Madison Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 3-6143 DR. EDWARD M. MEYER, Dentist 2201 Vauxhall Road Union, N. J. METAL FABRICATING COMPANY 727-9 Bayway Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. F. T. MORRIS, Inc. Druggists 244 N. Broad St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-6050 MOY'S PARTY SHOP Everything for the Party 169 Washington Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 5-9679 JOHN F. MURRAY CO. General Insurance 60 Park Place Newark, N. J. Ml 2-6140 NA-VET PRINTING COMPANY Commercial and Job Printing 547 Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 3-4441-2 NEIL'S SHOE REPAIR 1171 East Jersey St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 5-3790 NEW BAYWAY TELEVISION Sales and Service 520 Bayway Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-2778 LEFTY'S BAR AND RESTAURANT Pizzeria 848 Second Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. NILSEN DETECTIVE AGENCY 233 Broad St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 5-8290 NU-WHITE CLEANERS We Co Your Way-Everyday 558-60 Trumbull St. Elizabeth 1, N. J. EL 4-8336 BUSINESS PATRONS JACOB L. NYDICK Lawye r O'DONNELL'S DAIRY 1052 B Monroe Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 4-5076 ORCHARD TAVERN 56 Orchard St. Elizabeth, N. J. OWL LIQUOR COMPANY Fine Wines and Liquors 557 Westminster Ave. Elizabeth, N.J. EL 2-3259 PACIFICO BROS. Auto Repairs C1 Service 232 Rahway Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 3-9627 PARK AVENUE DELICATESSEN 313 Park Ave. Linden, N. J. PASKOW'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions are the main part of o business. 154 Washington Ave. Elizabeth, N.J. EL 3-0855 PATNI ICE fr FUEL OIL Joseph Orlando, Prop. 211 John St. Elizabeth, N.J. EL 5-4266 PETE'S PIZZERIA Pizza Pie Delivery Service EL 4-7680 M. PIRES G' SONS Thrift Way Station Cor. Sixth and Bond St. Elizabeth, N. J. 5 POINTS LIQUOR MART Liquor, Cordials, Beer, and Soda 340 Chestnut St. Union, N. J. MU 6-3237 JOSEPH J. PRIBILA T-A-V-E-R-N 1 19 Park Ave. Linden, N. J. HU 6-9589 UI' QUAKER OATS COMPANY 333 North Broad St. Elizabeth, N. J. RAHWAY RECREATION Bowling, Cocktail Lounge, Sn 1453 Lawrence St. Rahway, N.J. FU 1-0373 RALPH'S BARBER SHOP 504 East Jersey St. Elizabeth, N. J. ack Bar REDFIELD, BLONSKY fr CO. Accountants C1 Auditors 1143 E. Jersey St. Elizabeth, N. J. REGENT SWEET SHOPPE 47 Broad St. Elizabeth, N. J. REGION FORMAL WEAR For All Occasions 710 W. St. George Ave. Linden, N. J. HU 6-2829 RINGSIDE LIQUOR STORE 600 South Broad St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 3-6663 RONNIE'S CASUAL SHOP 110 Wood Ave. Linden, N. J. RUSSO BROS. Auto Wreckers 78-85 South Front St. Elizabeth, N.J.. EL 4-3836 M. SABATOS 6 SONS Finest Homemade Bolognas 351 16th Ave. Irvington, N.J. ES 3-9338 M. SAFFRAN C1 SON Furniture 50-56 First St. Elizabeth, N. J. Do you recognize these members of the Class of 1951? They Even with only a few hours of sleep all week-end, the are Terry Robson, now Mrs. Joseph Angello: .loan Weber, now seniors still had enough energy to sing one last song as Mrs. D. Swanson: Mary Millerg Pat McGlynn, now Mrs. John they start home from Washington. Hoey. WILLIAM T. SINGLER AGENCY General Insurance and Life Insurance 216 Rahway Ave. Elizabeth, N.J. EL 5-2285 SOLOMON'S SPORT SHOP l17l Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. SPECKY N' ED'S 825 Rahway Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. STEVE'S FOOD MARKET Bayway Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. TOR ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION CO. Industrial G' Domestic Installation 310 South St. Elizabeth, N.J. EL 2-6195 TOT'S and TEEN'S A Complete Line of Children's Apparel 17 Broad St. Elizabeth, N. J. UNION COUNTY BUICK CO. 339 North Broad St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 4-3300 Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 WAGNER PIE COMPANY WASHETERIA Self Service Laundry 163 Washington Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. WASHINGTON MEAT MARKET Good Health Demands Good Meat 321 Washington Ave. Elizabeth, N.J. EL 2-1940 wi-wr: snomens, Burcnsns 268 orchard sr. Elizabeth, N.J., Ei. 2-3963 WHYTE PONTIAC 20 Westfield Ave. Elizabeth, N.J. EL 3-7777 We may be dressed in our paiamas, but who wants to sleep on a week-end in Washington? in BUSINESS PATRONS SALEM CERAMIC ART STUDIO 1042 Salem Road Union, N.J. MU 8-2077 5AM'S CITIES SERVICE 300 Rahway Ave. Elizabeth, N.J. EL 3-9482 SAM'S TAVERN 836 Elizabeth Ave. Linden, N. J. HU 6-9504 SAUER'S MEN'S Cr BOYS' CLOTHING Furnishings and Sportswear 655 Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-0146 SAVORY DELICATESSEN 904 St. George Ave. West Linden, N.J. WA 5-2525 STOHSBERG DELICATESSEN 942 Elizabeth Ave. Elizabeth, N.J. EL 2-9383 STONE BROTHERS, Inc. Photographic Equipment 8 Supplies 144 Elmora Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 4-6144 SUTERA BROTHERS Italian-American Groceries 804 Second Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 3-6692 SWIFT CLEANERS Same Day Service 361 Morris Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 4-6362 TACSON'S BAKERY 636 W. St. George Ave. Linden, N.J. HU 6-9716 T. G' M. GARAGE Repairs 6 Service 1921 E, Elizabeth Ave. Linden, N. J. WA 5-0020 TEE Cr JAY SWEET SHOPPE lLuncheonette1 Corner of Grove St. and Rahway Ave. EL 3-9467 JOSEPH TOKER, Inc. Radio Dispatched Fuel Oil 6' Burner Service 727 Livingston St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-0700 PETER TOMFOHRDE Grocery Cr Delicatessen 900 Grove St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-7355 WAINCER'S DRUGSTORE 605 South Broad St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 4-2416 WALTER WALKIEWICZ BAR Cr GRILL 715 Fifth Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. ST 8-9825 WALSH'S LIQUOR MARKET 503 Rahway Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 3-7616 WALT'S 42nd St. Bar G Grill 1127 W. St. George Ave. Linden, N. J. WIGDER MOTORS, Inc. lOO E. St. George Ave. Linden, N. J. WINFIELD SUPER MARKET. Inc. TXA Shoprite 25 Wavecrest Ave. Winfield, N. J. WHITNEY'S At The Center 1000 Stuyvesant Ave. Union, N.J. MU 6-4404 ZACCARO'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE 58-B Wavecrest Ave. Winfield Park, N. J. WA 5-1525 STANLEY ZACHWIEJ Meats-Groceries 119 3rd St. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 4-0824 ZARRO DECORATORS 224 Rahway Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. EL 4-5454 : : ec :ces -..-----..,oQ-- K THE STUDENT COUNCIL SAINT MARYS HIGH SCHOOL Congratulates The Class of 1958 1 8 of 3 K 0000000000000000 0 000000000000 000000000 00 K The Faculty and Students wish to express their gratitude to the Parent Teachers Organization for nts services durnng the current year la O O - 000400 000000000000000000000: : ::0000:: :: : :0000:: : : ::0: : w9 Ay W . ww I, 4 f E f 1958 I .N M uNloN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CCMMITTEE 40 N Q W J V f M o ,T X w ,,fN Sf 5 W X UNK 3 pil? WN L NI., V W M My W w ff r' L WU Hp J' mil, WI 3 Jw Mug VL, fl Mb W! WW V9 Maw Q fly ,gf J f f 4 111' Nfl fl Vpf WU WM gy X H JU XX' my QM mpg 0 X ff W1 ' T9 wg! mf Ak WW WM WW' 7 9 UM f Oth V fy? 5 if mf K ljv 'I ff if asso fi Aj if bfyfj ff ! l',Mu W' ff X f Y 1 PS . ' fwr , 4 7 ., ll, , 4 rp N N F, A 15535 M 0 I x if nn! 5 722 . N... 4----A ., LF, .. 2 fy, 7- , , . . -. .W M3 I 1 AA,, 1 ,ggf im ,Q . T 4 'diff K 3 ' ' 11' H9232 55 Us M -,, 5 1lUn..1 ei-a mfg NU ii' Best Wishes to The Class of l958 From and MRS FRANCIS J CRONIN TO THE CLASS OF 1958 A Successful Future ls Assured If You Practrce Thrlft Open An Account Now And Add To lt Regularly Llberal Dlvldends Pald On Savlngs Accounts Accounts Insured Up To S10 000 Your School Savlngs Headquarters ELIZABETH FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 283 North Broad Street Elnzabeth New Jersey ELlzabeth 4 5535 142 at. .. . . n 1 I 1 lVlUrray Hill 9-0250 WE BUY OUR UNIFORMS FROM COLLEGIATE OUTFITTING COMPANY, Inc. scHooL UNIFORMS 3 Fo 'rl1Aeu N Yokl6 NewYok g at I a Best W shes to the Class of 1958 ST MARYS HOLY NAME SOCIETY 14 87 ur v rm e ew r , r Con r uafiorms nd i Y I 5 ROBERT C. CRANE President - Publisher ELIZABETH DAILY JOURNAL ELIZABETH NEW JERSEY g at To the Class of ST MARYS JUNIOR C Y O 144 Con r ulations ..58,. 3 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 ST MARY'S ROSARY SOCIETY GIRLS of 12C Room 301 WslwS ccess H ltlfm a d H pp ess To The Class ales The Class of 1958 145 . 1 u , ea n a in ir m LOCAL 441 IUE - AFL - CIO 93 Baywav Avenue Elizabefh New Jersey 3 9338 Ebzabefh 2 1085 Complnmcnfs of WILLIAM RAUH wlNNlEs I' SON 'nc Phlllp Carey Approved Built CONFECTIONERY and Roof-ns DELICATESSEN 600 Crier Avenue MRS W HUSSAR prop Ellzabeth New Jersey 603 Crrer Ave Ellzabefh N J WILLIAM RAUH 143 EL - . - v 9 ' C Best Wishes of PEM MACHINE 8' TOOL CO. Hillside New Jersey MOORE CHEVROLET CO oven 35 YEARS or FAITHFUL SERVICE 525 North Broad Street Elizabeth New Jersey -- --oocooq----9--A -0- -Q-A-A--A-Q Office MUrdock 8-3434 JOHN P. McMAHON I338 Morris Avenue Union, New Jersey BAKER G McMAHON Real Estate and Insurance MARION and BILL KOBIK CARDTOWN Elizabeth s Leadlng Greeting Card Center I3 Broad Street Elizabeth New Jersey ELizabeth 4 7450 of 147 ---,------- -----,,------- --------,, LUCHIO CONSTRUCTION CO. 850 Second Avenue Elnzabeth 4 New Jersey EL 4 0987 M A LUCHIO R J GOERKE CO DEPARTMENT STORE For the FINEST Drive an IMPERIAL, NEW YORKER, WINDSOR, PLYMOUTH After We Sell, We Serve MURPHY BROS. 501 II No Broad Street Elnzabeth New Jersey 'I'I'lE GE ERAL TIRE ELIZABETH GENERAL TIRE SERVICE l1C 100 Broad Street Tubeless Trre Headquarters Elnzabeth New Jersey THE GENERAL TIRE Wheel Balancrng and Wheel Alrgnment Phone EL 2 6700 o 0 . I . ll ' if . Y BIZ Rahway Avenue Elizabeth, N J A A A A A A A A A A A A A Age- - - - - oooo- - - A - - - - - o0Q0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ EL 3-6389 HomeAEL 3-2067 ELIZABETH AUTO WRECKING CO., Inc. USED CARS NEW and USED PARTS SOLD TIRES WILLIAM DONAHUE Route 25 and Grove Street Ehzabeth New Jersey W F DIEKNEIT Cr SON LUMBER 431 West Grand Street Ehzabeth 2 New Jersey HU 6-7753 JUSTIN TUPIK, Pres. DELICON CANDY COMPANY Specialists In Fund Raising For CHURCH GROUPS - SCHOOLS PTA'S - CUBS - SCOUTS LIONS - ELKS - ETC. 8 Wavecrest Avenue Wlnfueld N 4 9304 LARRY SIANA THE BOWLER S SHOP DISTRIBUTORS or EBQNITE BOWLING BALLS ALL TYPES OF DRILLING BALLS PLUGGED Home of PERFECRIP 3 655 Summer Street Elnzabeth New Jersey Across From Edison Recreation EL - it BII 149 o:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::o:::::::oooo:::::::-::::::::: Tel. EL 5-8187 EL 2-2887 BAYWAY ESSO SERVICE STATION ACME FENCE CO. Tires, Batteries and Auto Accessories WIRE and IRQN FENCE5 A WAJ DA I66 Seventh Street 600 602 Bayway cor Clarkson Avenue Ehzabefh New Jersey Elizabeth New Jersey Best Wishes of A FRIEND suv NOW' FRANK A McGLYNN C0 SAVE NOW' General Contractor All Type Prime Windows The Famous Fol Door 6' Moderntold Door Types ot Heating Conversions Products All of the General Bronze Products Designers and Builders of Recreation Cellars Ludman Products and Finished Attics Jalousies and Prime Windows Sliding C-lass Shower Doors and All Home Improvements Warner Aluminum 3 Track Combination Storm and Screen Combination Windows Asphalt Driveways Black and Colors and Doors Chain Link Property Fencing Venetian Blinds Shades Awnings Commercial and Residential Installation Air Conditioners Vertical Panelung All Colors Free Estimate' EL 3 I878 Call Now BUY WITH CONFIDENCE 150 I - , , u I i u All ' ' Porch Railings, Jalousies, Porch Enclosures Alside-Baked Enamel Aluminum Lap Siding ll 77 .....--..-... ...-..------......-- ..... --.......-----.....---------...... QQQQQQQQQQQ Q- QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ oooooooooooooooooooq QQQQQQQQQQQ JAMES MEEHAN RAY MEEI-IAN Jimmy's Automotive Service, Inc. 331 337 Moms Avenue EIIzabe'rI'I, New Jersey EL 4 2277 BRAKES RELINED DRUMS TURNED PIN FITTING CARBURETORS FUEL PUMPS RAMCO RINGS LEVY BROTHERS ELIZABETH CLIFTON SO Broad Street Ehzabeth 4 New Jersey INCORPORATED 2 AVENU PATERSON EVV JERSE ULBERRY 4 432 151 - I ' . , . . ' ' , - l 'M1-NIH S f ,WH Iffrlrlmnks s1I1I'f' 1914 c A I. I F o R N I A E . 1 N NI - 2 it-Cit3Q3333Lt3it3Ct33Z!CC32i!QZ33?3C3333i3132Z3Z2Z3233196 3 Abitanto, Seraphine ...... Advertisements ................. Algebra ............................... Alpha Omega Science Club Antoniewicz, Mary Ann ...... Ausiello, Peter ................. Ave Maria .................. Baker, Robert ............. Band .............................. Bartinique, Mrs. Alice ....... INDEX' r.... 16 129 56, 73 81 41 .10 Mel 1 sg jc l ill? ji Bartish, Barbara ..... . ...... .-....... -3, -..-.-.------ , Bartus, Gloria ................... .......... . .......... .. . - Basketball, Girls' Team ........ ...... X .... ,I 1 .......... 124 J.V. Uunior Varsityl ........ ............ l22 f Varsity ........................ ........ , .... ' ......... ....N , 1 ..... .. l l8 419 VL Baumann, Norman . ...... ........... ' ..... , .,.,... , ,... ,l .......... , ,ff Betz, Suzanne ....... ....... I .Wy ..........., ........ li!- Beym, Janet ...... ......... ........... V L ,I ..., I ,1- .,........... ............... . A l7 ly A Biology ............................ ...... . .- ...... I .1 . ........ A .,... .......... . .... ...........,., M55, 659 1 ' 1 Bodnar, George .................... .,.............. . Jqu ...,.. ............. ..,4, .,................. e, ...... IA7, Y jj Boitt, Carolyn ..,..................,........... ...,....k,g ............ ,iiyff ..,.....,.,.1 ,vga .....,........... blk ....... A Fw F,- Boland, Archbishop Thomas ............ ..................... le' ..... .g ............ , .................. ,..,...X ...... 7 .5 Book Fair . ,........... ............................ .......... . x ........ M ,......... L ...... 4 11.1.5 ....... ..... I .... J ....... . .. lOl if U Bookkeeping .............................. ,xl ............... .Q .... ,fl ............, l ..L.l..1 ...... ff...,I.,,E' ......... 1.1. ..... 1' L Bottorf, Joan Ann .. .......... .VJQJ ........,......... ygyf ......... t ...... ............... 1 'Uil ......,... Yaj ....... . l ' L' Boyle, Mary Ann .,....... lm, .... ........ .3 ....... Q.jl .......... .i.b..LI ,...... .... . .............. ,, ........... .C l8 't I Brauchle, Rudolf ............ iris.. ,.... ..... 1 .... . .1 ........... , .... v ,.... .... Un ............ up ...... .... 1 ISAI Brennan, Brendan ........... 1 ............ ..... N4 kr ......... f,,, .... I i .......... ln ...V , .............. I T1 .......... 1.4, l8L it df Brindley, Barbara ....................... ............ 3.65.4 ....... ,. ........... ......... i..1.:' ..... -18 '- Burke, Patricia ........................ , .... ................. N, .......... I .,.. ..... ..... .......... u ..... . ...,. ,JL 9 i Business Staff ............ gm, .... 3 .... 2.7.1, .... Y ..... 1 ...... 4, .... . ......... lk ............. ........ . . .. . 4 l 8 V Cabrera, Charles ...... ..... J ............... lid, .............. ,.V4fv'1 ..... L ..... ........ . ..... ,ff ............ l9 A Cafeteria ................... ............... Ll .............. - ,QA ............ .79 ........... .... A ................. 172.11 0' Carew, Rita .............. JJ ............... ,.,j.l.f ............ 43,1 ......... .... ,V U' ......,.... 4, ......... 4 ......... .. 'fly l Xi Carroll, Mrs. Carmen ....... p, ......f 5 .WL ......... ..,Lfg ....... ............ ,...fl.g ......... .. .U ....... .. l-ily 74 Carroll, John .................. .... ,, ...... ' ..... lr ...... if ............ . ........ A ..... y. ............. l9 ol! Carvalho, Patricia ..........,.. 1 ........... 1 17 ,............. 2,..W.,- ...... V ..... ......... ' C.. .., ............... . ..,. l9 vb Cheerleaders ............ ...... l ........... .L sl ............. ....... ,xfvqi .....,...... .............. ........ 1 gvu ,ij Chemistry ................... ........ 4 ........ . .... ,,.,.,' .............. .......... 1.41, .................. .......... . ' ' K Christmas Pageant ..... ........ ll .......... , ..?,.'.4.,.:' ...... .... , .. . . ......... i df' ................ ............ ..6 A M Churla, Bernadine .... ........ g .j ........ ......... . ........ .... L '. .......... .... Q ,' ............ L.. ..v l9 1 ,U pf Class l2-A ......... ..... J .... : ...,...... ....'f.l,fL ........... . .I ..... l ......... ....... I .... t .. . 42, JU! 1 Class l2-B .... ....... s ...........,. .4 ........... ................ . ....... , .... . Q8 ffl! Class l2-C ............. , V, ..... .. ..... ,'.'ij.l. ........... . ............ . ........ . . WM ,lb Class 12-D ...... ..... , .ag ....... ..,........... . ............ ..,. .......... .,. y Class ll-A ...... ,.'f...,.q .... .............. ............... ................. . j 50 l . . I Class ll-B ..... .av ...... ...... ...... . .................. . Sl M Class ll-C .... ..... , ,g,Y':i ..... . ......,. .............. .,0. ...... .. 250' Class ll-D ...... .......... ................ .............. . ........ .. f. 1 57 Class lO-A ...... ........, . ................. . ............... . ......... ... . M Class lo-B ........ .Ula ......... . ................. ...... 58 X, j- Class lo-c ...... 17. ............... M4 ........ ,N...ik.,.......,h59, Class lO-D ......... . .................. ............... C ..... fl ..... . U- 60 V4 by Class lO-E ...... ........ . . ....... .... - ..... ............ , ......... ' , .... f 6l Class 9-A ...... ....... f ....... ............ .... ............. . . 65 ,J ' Class 9-B ......... .. ............... ......... if f. Class 9-C .......... . ............. p,7i,'.6.fl ..... hiv ................. ,- 1 ' 'l lf Ml lil? fb - 1, li fl nb If I Ji fl W Lf ri W I 4, MM X Dx V ly MM A Nothing like sleeping on the floor for a strong backache. Leslie Reynolds-Glamour! ff' 'Vi Q INDEX Class 9-D ......... Class 9-E ............ .--........- Conforti, Robert Corona Careers Conti Catherine ...... ............................ . Cronin Frank Cuenin Lois A 3 U - .,::1111: ..............,.... ..i1:3:1:::::i:1 :1f'1gi2...:1i:1g:::'1i3,.. 532135 85235''1'J'ii'i'i':'i'i'1'3':':'i'1'11 . ' Oyvtf-----' C.Y.A,l icarhoiic YBQQH 'Addraiibhl '..ff .... . . f'.'.'ffpII.f..IfIffI ' C.Y.O. lCatho'lic Youth Organizationl .... ............ .............. . A ............. Czuchta, Stephen Daley, Marcia ..................... ............. ............ ................... . . . , ........,.. .. Dances ............... Davis, Mary ......... ........ .............. ......,.............. . if .i....r.,. L..,.,7f ...C ........ 5 ,J ,.... Dean, Kathleen ............. ........,.. . .. ........,...... . ..................... fb ......... Debate Club .............................. . Q., .......,..... .. ......... . ...,..... ii.. Dedication ....,.......... fi .......... ............ ................ ..: ....... ...... .. Dering, Jean ......., Di Dia, Marie ...... Directory, Senior .. De Paul, Jo Ann ......, 1 ......... ............,. . .. .......,............, f .. .,... .. ............. .... . ........... 0244, .....,...,.. .... X ........ . Doherty, Ann ...,.. Mary Jane William .... Dowd, Dowd, Doyle, Driver Dukes, Economics .......... Edwards, Carol .... Eichenlaub, Francis English ............... Farrell, Madeline .... Feczko, Janet ....... Findeis, Joanne ...... First Class .............................. Education .. Philip ....., ifi25513551Ii3ii41555:2,3gf54ILi.ffiG2liiigig9f5'g55x233fff t ................4l... l First Friday ............................. Florczak, Bernice Forensic and Marian Debating ...... Foreward . ................... ............ . Fortuna, Madeline French .................,.... Gallagher, Barbara .......... Gantley, Mrs. Florence .... Gasior, Irene . ............... .. Genne, John ............... Geometry .......,..... Gerrity, Rev, Leo ,... Girls' Basketball ,..... Glee Club ...................... Gordon, Walter ............... Graham, Mrs. Shirley ...,... Grippo, Rosemarie .......... Grycock, Margaret ..... Guard of Honor ......... Guarriello, Marianne Gym ........................ Thomas .... y 1 n ....s,,... . lO8, 1 fflf 1 If 1 68 69 20 83 20 20 20 9l 20 93 9l 2l 2l lO 2l 2l 78 5 22 22 22 26 21 22 22 23 23 56 23 4 3 72 24 24 24 92 24 78 4 24 64 25 l3 25 25 46 95 24 83 25 I3 25 25 95 26 48 lf at first you don't succeed, try, try again, is the motto of these frosh girls during the gym period. Hack Joseph Harnes Herbert Haydu Raymond Heffernan E1leen Hello Day H1story Amerlcan H1story Club H1story World Howe Carol Humanuck Joan ln1t1at1on lnsalaco Carmela Ives Barbara Ka1ser Ann Mar1e Karkowce Loretta Kaye PBTFICI3 Keeley Jane Kennedy Clalre Kuernan Rt Rev Msgr Kxnneally Wnllram K1p Ann Mane Kosteclo Clorra Koyahck Joseph Lacko Joseph Lasek Rrta Lat1n Lav1n Mary Lear Robert Ledwnth E1leen LEto1Ie Lnbrary Lrterary Club L1v1ng H1story Club Lo Balbo Mr Alfred Lond1no Frank Lonng Mrs Loughren Muss Amanda Lynch Mr James Macbeth Manhardt Marjorre Marken James Marken Mary Martrn Peter Mary Axdes Math Club May Crownung McCarthy Mrs McGowan Howard McGowan Kathryn McKenna Rev Dens R Meyer Rev John A M1ller Mr John Musslon Club Mohan Letrtra Moley Edward Moran Peter Munley Sharon Murphy Mar1lyr1 Musolzno Rosanne Nat1onaI Honor SOCIETY Newman Rlchard Newspaper Nurses Club OBr1en Eugene ONe1I Phlllp Pageant Chnstmas Patrons Pastor Carol Paullkas Barbara Petrovuck Edward Physucal Educahon Phys1cs PoI1 Mr Joseph Polny Mlchael Pope Prus XII Popularlty Poll John E INDEX 154 56 64 O4 9 48 74 2 4 - 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, .,...................,......,.,................,..............,,...,,.r.......,.....,......,.....,........ 28 , ' ' .... ,...... .....r,.. ,....... ...............................,t.ttt.......t....... , t.....,.......................... 2 8 , ...,......,....t........,,...........,...........,..,............,..................,....,........,............... 28 , ' .................,......................,.................................................,................... 28 - , , . , I .....,........,.....................,,...,.I.,.......,.t,.,....,.....,.....,..,..., . 8, 90 1 , - A ..............,......,,.,......,...,.............,......,.......,..,,.,...........,.rt.r,,................ 28 - , - lA,,,s,.,,,,,,.,,,I,,,s,,,,,,,,.,..,,.,...,r .,.,...,.......,..,.,,......,..,.............................,.... 2 9 3 ' ...,,..........,.......,......,......................,....t.,..........,.,...,r.........................trr... 29 - , ........,,....,......................,................ .....,...............,.,.,......r.................... 2 9 , ......,....,.,.,,..,..,........,.,....I.......................,,.........I....................................,... 29 , ' ..........I..............,.,...r....,.,....,.,.......,............,,...........,.....,...........................,.... 29 ' ...,,..................,...........,.,,.,.....,.....,...,.............,..................................r..,.........,... 63, 72 A , ......I...,.....,,.....,,...,.............,..,....,...............r,.........,.,....I.,......r..............,..r..., 30 , ,..,.....,....,,,....,.t,...I..............t.................,....,..r....,....r.t..,..,........................,... 30 ' , I ........ttt......,.......,..t..t..,..,.......,...............,....,......,,.,r...........,..,..,,............, 30 ' ' ,........ . ..,.....I.............,.t,,..........t..,t......,..........,.....,.....,......,........,..r............r.,r.... . 80 ' . ,..,.t. ...I ,r... .....,...................,.,..........,.......,..........,......,,...,,t,t..t...........t......, , , 7 4 ' ......I..tt..s......,t...,.........,....,.....,.............r.............................r,.............,..... 84 ' - ' .,..,.......,....,,.,...........,......t.,,..........,................r...,,.............................. 84 , . ,..,, ..... ,.., ........t...........................tt......... ,.... . , ....,.........,.................., 1 3 ' , ,....,,......... .....,.............,............,....................,....,.,.,......................,.......... 3 0 ' , . ...,tt..................,..,.,......,....................................,.r.,.,............,..,..,.,..,............ 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I3 Macaluso, Sandra ..........................,.........................,.,,,,...,.........................................,.... 30 ' , .... ,....,....,.. ............. ,...... ................................ , ..,..,...........,....,...............,......,..... 4 4 , - - ,...,,,,,,,..,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,.,.,,,,,..,,,,.,.....,.,,,,,,,..,,.,,,.,,.,,..,.,.,....,..,.....,,.. 3 1 , . ..,......................................................,....,t..........,..,............,.,...............,. . 31 , ................,..,.........................,.,...........,.................................................... 31 A , ............,........,...........,.,.......,...............,..,.............................,..................... 31 ' ......,......................,.....,.,...,..................................,......................................... 85 81 ' ......,......,......,.....,...........,.........................,.........,..................................... 96 , , .....................,.....,.................................................................................. I4 , ............................,........................,...................,..........................,.,... 31 , ...,.....,.........,...1...,.,.,......................,...............................,................. 31 , . 1 . .............,......,......,...,,..............,................,....,...............,............ IO , , . ....11.,,..,,.,..,...,.,..,...,,,,,.,,,..,........,,,..........1.......1..,.......,..................., . IO ' , , ...,..,..........,...,..................,.....,..........,.,,................................1................ 13 ' - ....,....,....,.....,..,.,...,........,..1,................,..,....,.....1....,1.............,.................... 82 , ..........................,.................................,..1................................................ 32 , ...,.....,....,..........,........,............,.,.........,......................,............................. 32 , ..,,...,...............,............,..............................................,...........................,.. 32 , .,......,......,.................,............................,......,................,..............,......,. 32 , ' .,,,.....,..............,..,............................1..,...........................,..1.......,......... 32 ' , ,,......,....................,...,........,................,...........,....,....................,........ 33 ' ' .......................................................,.,...................1......,.... ........... 1 I6 , ' ..........,..................,.........,.,,.....,.........1..,..............,,..........,.,,................ 33 80 85 ' ' , t,,,1,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,.,,,.,,.,,,,1,,..,.,,.,.,...,......,.1....,,.,............,.. ....,....... 3 3 ' ', as .,.....,.....,........,....,....,.......,......................1..1.............................,......,.,..,..... 33 ' ..,....,............................,......1.,............,...,..,.....1......................,.......1... 1 , ..................,...........................,..................................................................... 33 I , ,,,....................,.....................................................,......,....,.................. 34 ' , ...............,...........,....................,.......1................................................. 34 ' ......,........,.................................,......................1........... ,.... .................,................ 4 5 ', , ...............................,..................,..........................................,................ 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II Prayer Prom PTO lParent Teache Qulnn Robert Rafferty Dorothy Rauh Ellzabeth Reck John Reeves Arlene Rellgron Renda Constance Retreat Reynolds Leslue Rlng Ceremony Robertson John Rokosz Lorralne Rornanello John Rosary Crusade Rotunno Pauline Royer Robert Ryan Mr Muchael Sabasko Muchael Sahlr Bernice Salute to Flag Schmidt John Sclence Club Sensor Directory Sensor Prom Senlor Secretarues Sharkey John Shlemkewych Martha Suana Larame Srssano Frank Sister Slster Slster Slster Sister Suster Slster Sister Sister Snster Svster Sister Spam Agatha Marla Anne Maurlce Dayrd Ellen Elizabeth Henry George Manta Grace Mrrlam Joseph Eucharua Judith Marte Julua Agnes Lourse Marne Marte Ambrose Mlrlam Vincent sh Spanush Club Sports Stelners Mrs Stegmerer Mrs Stnvale Phyllls Stotzer Lorraune Strout Ann Student Council Sutera Jacqueline Sweeney Barbara Tango Mvchael Torso Marylyn Tornambe Nardlne Trlgonometry Tucker John Tucker Kevun Tunis Bettnanne Twzrlers Tynan Mrs Agnes Typlng Urban Thomas VBICIUHBS Julla Varsity Walsh Donald Washlngton Trlp Wells Rev Robert F Wummer Mr Robert Wznter Formal Yagodowsku Dorothy Yasser Roberta Zengewald Barbara INDEX r Organuzatuonl 44 54 155 O9 Z , , , - ' ' ..................................,...................................... l ' , ...................,..............................................,,...............,......,...........,......... 34 , ..............................................................................,...................,......... 34 , ' ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,..,..,..,.............,......,...,,.,......... ..,,,............................ 3 5 , ...............,..................,...................,,..,.........,....,...,.,......,,,..............,.............. 35 , ......,.,.............,..................................,..,........,.......,..,............................... 35 ' ' ..........................,....................................,....,.........,.,..........,...,..........,..,.. ', , 62 , ....,..............................................,.....,.,,.,............,....,.........,...,.,........... 35 , A .........................,....................,.......,............,..,...........,.,..........,.,.,..,.,..... 35 ' .....,........................................,..................,...,.................................,.,...... lO7 , ,,,,,,...,.,,....,.....,...,..............................,....................................,.............. 36 , ' ........................,.......................,...,..........,...,...........,............................ 36 , ...........,..............................,..,.....................,....,.......,.........,................. 36 , ' .,............................,........,................,........,..,....,......,...........,......,,......, 36 , ..........................,..,............................................,......,....,...........,..,.,..... ..... 3 6 , . 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A ........... ll3 ' ' ...........,.......................................,.........,.............................................. 77 , ....,..............,...................,.,.........,...,............,....,.............,.........,..,,............ 37 , .............................,.............,,..........................................,,.....,,...... 37 ' , ' ,..........,.......,........,,.........,,..........................,...........,....................,,.......... 38 ' , ................... ..............................,....................,.....,..................................... 3 8 ' ' ...............................................,.,.,.,.,......,...........................,............. ll ' ' ..,.......................................................,,..............,,.................,.......... l2 ' ' ..............................................................................,...................,......... l2 ' ' ..............................,.......,..............,..,......,...................,................ ll ' ' .....,................,................................,...,..............,...............,........... ll ' ............................,.................................,.,.................,..................... ll Sister John Berchmans ...............,......................,......................,...................................... l2 ' ' ...................,.....................,..........................,..,.,.........,................ l2 ' ' ' ..........................................,...............,.................................,........., , lZ ' ' ....................,...................,..............,......,.........,.....,........................... l2 A ' ' .............,.........,.........,......................,...,,.....,...,....,.,.............,....,...... l2 A ' ........,..,.............,..............,...................................................,......... ll ' ' ..........,..,..,.....................,...,..,............,.,.......................,..,........... . l2 ' ..............,........,..................,....................................,.,.................................... 55, 63 ' .............................,...................,...,..............,...,......,.....................,............ 77 ' , . .....................,...............................,.......,........,..,....,.....,,............................ l4 ' . . .................................................................,....,.....................,....,...,....... . l4 ' , ' .....,....... ..........................,..............,,....,.....,..,.,..................,.........,.......... 3 8 . ' .........................,....................,.................................................,........... 38 , ....................................................,..............,...,............................................ 38 ' .............,................................................,.................,............................. 76 , ' .......................................................................................................... 39 , ............................,..................................,............................,..,.,........., 39 I , ' ...,................,........................,................,.....,....,.................................... 39 . ............................,...................,............................................................... 39 , ' ..,...,........,..,.....,.......,....,.........,................................,...............,.,..... 39 ' ..,.........,...........................,..........,...,........,...,.,.......,........,.......................... 49 , ........,.........,.......................................,.......,..................,..........,................. 40 . ' .,...............,,.........,,...................,,..,..............,..................................,..,..... 40 ', ' ...............................,...................................,........ ,.....,........................... 4 O ' ........,..............,................... , ................,...............................,.....,............,......,.... 88 , . .........,............,....................,.....................................,,....................... l4 ' ........,.................,.,...................................,...........,..................,,,.........,................ 46 , ...................................................,...........,.............................................,.. 40 ' ' , ' .........................................................,........,........................................... 40 ' .................................................................................,...,...................................... ll8 , ..................................................................,............................................. 41 ' ' ..........,..............................................,..........,.........................,............. l02 , . . ...............................,.................,,.....,............,................,.....,........ . l0 ' . . ..,................,..............................,.............,...........,......................... l3 ' .........,.........................................,.......,.......,,.........,...,.............,............... lO8 ', ...............................................................,...................................... 4l A , ...................................,.....................,...,...,...,......,................................... 4l , ........................................................................................................ 4l THE PARTING We stand alone wtth leaden hearts Our hrgh school days are through On thls spot just tour years ago We started fresh and new Why cant we turn back tleetmg tune Let us beg1n agarn It does not seem that we must leave To take our place mongst men And part wlth sad farewell We re go1ng on lltes Journey To where we cannot tell We hate to leave old St Marys W1th all our trlends so dear But we wrll meet agaln some day Across the golden p1er Anonymous 156 We'll have our own Last Supper 'lb J I ff K,- aka. fu. 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