St Marys High School - Veritas Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1937 volume:

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DEDICATIQN Willi full apprecialion, respecl and allleclion, we, Jrlwe Class of l937, lovingly cledicale llwis vol- ume ol llwe Veri+as lo The Facully, llme Sislers of S+. Dominic, in graliluole for Jrlweir many sacrifices, wise counsel and lcindly advice lenclerecl us cluring Jrliese four nappy years al S+. lvlary's. CHURCH OF SAINT MARY OF THE ROSARY 6 'Ti' TH E R ECTO RY 7 THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS J. WALSH, S.T.D., J.C.D Bishop of Newark 8 To lhe Class ol I937 A Charge YOU go lorlh lrom lhe porlal ol your School where lor lhe lasl lour years you have inbibed lhe wisdom, lhe cullure and lhe sanclily lhal llows lrom her you now call your Alma Maler. You go lorlh inlo a new lile: a lile which will call upon you many limes lo give proof ol lhe lraining you have received. You will, many limes, meel wilh disappoinl- menls: many limes, in spile ol your besl ellorls, you will meel wilh failure, as lhe world considers lailure: many limes you will receive only ingralilucle lor your acls ol kindness: many limes your words will be misinlerpreled and misundersloo-d. You may fail in lhese and in all your mundane aspiralions, hopes and desires, bul lhis l charge you- Seek ye lirsl lhe kingdom ol God and His iuslice and you can- nol lail. For lhis were you made: lor lhis were you crealed, viz: lo know, love and serve God, and your ullimale success, lhe only success lhal is real and lasling, is lhe success you have in lullilling lhis purpose ol your exislence. For lhis willrloring you lhe elernal salvalion ol your immorlal soul, and olherwise, whal will il profil you or any man lo gain lhe whole world and suller lhe loss ol his soul. Never lorgel lhis lundamenlal lrulh. ' Go lorlh, lhen, ye Gracluales ol Sl. lvlary's, wilh our blessing upon you. We lelicilale you on lhe honors lhal are yours: may lhe coming years bul add lo your laurels. Ever be mindlul in gralilude and love ol your Alma lvlaler, and your Alma Maler in her hopes and prayers, will ever remember you. CHAS. W. TICHLER 9 REVEREND CHARLES W. TICHLER Pasfor IO REVEREND WILLIAM S. SIESSLEIVIAN Assisfam' I I LIBRARY AUDITORIUM PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE MAIN CORRIDOR COMMERCIAL CLASS PHYSICS LABORATORY I 2 THE CHALLENGE IT is relaTed oT The Tollowers oT RoberT Bruce ThaT aTTer his deaTh They were engaged in a biTTer conTlicT wiTh The Toe. Seeing his men on The poinT oT surrender, Their leader drew Trom his bosom, a caskeT in which was enclosed The hearT oT Their de- parTed chief. CasTing The relic inTo The Thick oT The TighT, he shouTed- Forward, ye valianT ScoTs, -and TighT Tor The T-learT oT Bruce! Inspired by The very name oT Bruce, They won a glorious vicTory. You, Too, dear graduaTes, musT Tace liTe's baT- Tles. Your cause is a glorious one. Your sTandard is The cross. May The challenge- FighT Tor The l-learT oT ChrisT, spur you on To The conguesT. Sr. M. I-IYACINTI-I, O.P. I3 MARGARET MOLLOY HELEN RAYMOND LEO MORIARTY JOHN WINBERRY VOILE DUPES I4 REV. C. W. TICI-ILER Spiri+uaI Advisor SR. M. I-IYACINTI-I, O.P. Principal MISS MARGARET MOLLOY Regis+rar SR. M. EDWARDINE, O.P. Geomelrry Algebra SR. M. GREGORY, O.P. Commercial Deparimem' SR. M. PETRINA, O.P. Ancien'r and Medieval I'Iis'rory Modern I'IisI'ory SR. M. GERALD, O.P. English III and IV SR. M. MARGIJERITE, O.P. Lafin I Religion III SR. M. AOUIN, O.P. English I and II Librarian SR. CLARE MARIE, O.P. Lafin II, III and IV SR. TERESA MARIE, O.P. Biology Chemislry Trigonomelry Algebra III FacuI+y SR. M. IMMACULATA, O.P French II and III American I-Iis+ory Social Science SR. M. CORITA. O.P. Inlermediale Algebra Religion II SR. M. AURELIA, O.P. French I Ari' ' ' Civics SR. M. I'-IUBERT, R Ii ' iheral Sc ence SR. LOUIS MARIE, O. . Religion I Music - MR. LEO MORIARTY Physics Physical Educafion MISS HELEN RAYMOND Domes+ic Science MISS ELSA VIRACK Home Nursing Firs+ Aid 41 Ednfor-In-Chnefv . ,,, ...,w ,. .., , , Assisfanf Edifor-in-Chief ....,,,,... Managing Edi+or .,YA,..,,,,, Business Manager .A.ss.. Adverlrising Manager .,,,,,... Circula+ion Manager ,,,,,, Pafron Manager s,,,s.,,,. Ar? Edifor ..,s,,...,,s,,,,,,AAA,,, Assisfanf Ar? Edifor s,,,ss .. Phofograplwic Edifor .,,,,,. Li+erary Eclifor .......,,,,, Sporfs Edifor ...... Ve-ri'ras Sfaff ,,,,sas,..ssTHOMAS F. MURPHY WGEORGE F. ASCHENBACK ,..s EDWARD J. SHANAHAN , ,a,..s MADELINE L. KENNY .,a,ss ,,sa,aa,s,,. F . LESLIE BOYLE JEAN VON HOENE JOHN V. DWYER sss.as JOHN P. BRODERICK LLWFRANK S. McKAY .,sLL..,aL.....ALFRED J. RU IS ,,saa.a,aaELROY J. Al NSWORTH ,s..v,s,sL,MARlE B. WINBERRY ,..,,a.,as.,LNORBERT G. SMITH I 6 E C m mf E H E Y YQ I' 1' I I , , 1 - I SENIQIQS Class of '37 HAT a yawning chasm lies befween The digniTy of The graduaTing class of The grammar school and The respecfful TimidiTy of a high school freshman. BuT we, The Class of '37, jumped from our elemenTary school prominence To whaT we Then considered The ignominy of being a freshman, wiTh The ease and grace ThaT has always characTerized our class. One sunshiny day we were escorTed wiTh much formalify and ceremony inTo The large audiTorium, and amid expressions of soliciTude for our fuTure welfare we were presenfed wiTh our schedules and infroduced To The faculTy. Affer much confusion we gradually became accusTomed To The rouTine of high school life and luckily were noT subjecTed To any abuse from our upper classman, The Sophomores. ThroughouT our firsT year aT ST. Mary's, The Class of '37 did iTs share To supporT The school. AThleTic evenTs, The plays, and The yearbook by The Class of '34 were ably supporfed by The Freshman Class. So wenT The firsT year. As Time wenT on we became more acquainTed wiTh our school and when Moving-up Day arrived we were The besT of friends.. There was only one purpose in our minds aT ThaT Time and ThaT was To welcome The incoming freshman class in The same jovial spiriT wiTh which our friends, The sophomores had marked our arrival. And when The all Too shorT summer had passed and we reTurned To school, bronzed and bubbling over wiTh healTh and viTaliTy, we exTended our greef- ings To The class of '38 and endeavored To make Their firsT year aT ST. Mary's as pleasanT as possible. BuT now we were sophomores and wiTh ThaT TiTle wenT The imporTance and self- assurance which resulTed from our long and arduous submission as freshmen. We became more confidenT and love for our Alma lvlaTer Took form in The acTiviTies in which we engaged. Each To his naTural benT, our class graviTaTed info The fields of dramaTics, debaTing, journalism, music, and sporTs: and in each we aTTempTed To do honor To ST. lvlary's l-ligh School To The besT of our abiliTy. In our sTudi'es we pro- duced many honor sTudenTs who lafer were To have Their names placed on The Roll of Honor, The highesT honor in The school, awarded only To Those sTudenTs whose rec- ords are a source of pride To The faculTy and The sTudenT body alike. Thus, occupied wiTh work, play, and exfra-curricular acTiviTies, The year sped by, and before we realized iT we were juniors. We had now assumed a new role. We were beyond The naiveTe of The fresh- men, we scorned The callow presumpfion of The sophomore, and we sTill held in awe and reverence The digniTy and aloofness of The mighTy senior. IT remained for us To bask in reflecfed glory: ThaT is To say, we paTTerned our conducT and bearing afTer I8 +hose men and ladies who were +o gradua+e in June, and by vir+ue of our impending seniorship we donned a robe of calm sereni+y inferior only +o +ha+ worn by +he sen- iors +hemselves. T During our iunior year we were +or+una+e in being able +o hold a Junior Prom, and under +he able direc+ion of our +acul+y our ini+ial social en+erprise received +he acclama+ion o+ +he en+ire school. ln our senior year many memorable even+s have +aken place. We have wi+ness- ed his+ory in +he making, bo+h in our school and in +he a+Fairs o+ +he world. For +he 'Firs+ +ime in +he his+ory of S+. Mary's we have won +he annual +oo+ball game wi+h Lyndhurs+ played a+ Ru+her+ord Field, and i+ is wi+h pride +ha+ we read in +he iournals o+ +he day o+ our preeminen+ posi+ion in +he baslce+ball annals of +he s+a+e. Bu+ +oo+- ball and baslce+ball were no+ +he only spor+s +o bring glory +o S+. Mary's, for +rack and baseball were also well represen+ed. Wi+hin +he school i+sel+ we no+e +he ac- +ivi+y of +he senior class in represen+a+ive organiza+ions. The S+uden+ Council. +he Corona , +he Glee Clubs, +he Deba+ing Socie+y, and +he Drama+ic Socie+y7 all +hese groups bear on +heir ros+ers +he names o+ seniors. We have bu+ a shor+ +ime +o s+ay wi+hin +he shel+ered walls of our Alma Ma+er, and I+ is wi+h a sense o+ sorrow +ha+ we force ourselves even +o +hinlc o+ +his par+ing, inevi+able +hough i+ be. Le+ us dismiss +he +hough+ 'From our minds +or +he nonce and regard our +our years a+ S+. Mary's High School. Our +aces were s+ill round wi+h +he evidence 0+ our you+h+ulness. Now +hey have been shaped and molded in four years +o +he de- +ini+e, clear-cu+ ou+lines o+ young men and ladies. ln our +irs+ year we s+ill re+ained +he sligh+ +rame o+ adolescence. Today our shoulders are broader: our ches+s have deepened wi+h our voices. Bu+ i+ is no+ en+irely wi+h ex+erior change +ha+ we are concerned. There is an- o+her +rans+orma+ion which has been a+Fec+ed wi+hin us which we are only beginning +o realize as +ime goes on. l+ is +he charac+er which +he Sis+ers o+ S+. Dominic have molded wi+hin us, which +hey have s+reng+hened and shaped +or four years, devo+ing all +heir +ime and energies +o +his +aslc, in order +ha+ we, as +u+ure leaders of +his grea+ na+ion, may be able +o wi+hs+and +he onslaugh+ of +he world abou+ us. When +he +rial comes and we +ind +ha+ we have +he moral courage +o say nay +o +hose who would des+roy us, le+ us +hank +hese noble Sis+ers for +he gi++ of love which +hey have bes+owed upon us. They have given much and expec+ed no+hing in re+urn. Bu+ how gladdened are +heir hear+s when we come again and again +o visi+ S+. lv1ary's High School! l-low proud are +hey a+ our every success and how com+or+ing and encouraging when we s+umbIe under apparen+ de+ea+! Theirs is a labor 0+ love. and we, +he recipien+s o+ +he bene+i+s o+ +ha+ labor, owe +hem our unlimi+ed devo+ion, our unswerving loyal+y, and a heavy responsibili+y +o carry +he principles o+ Chris+ian educa+ion in+o our daily I 9 lives, in order ThaT we may do crediT To Their Teaching. How lighT should This debT weigh upon us, and how ioyTully will we repay, in This small way, our obligaTions To The SisTers oT ST. Dominic. BuT leT us Turn again To The sorrowful ThoughT oT our parTing Trom ST. Mary's High School, Trom all The ioyous associaTions which we have made here. Our Tour years have endeared To us every nook and cranny, every classroom, every TradiTion oT our Alma lv1aTer. Like ivy creeping over a wall, has This aTTecTion grown around and over us, enveloping our innermosT being wiTh a sense oT love and reverence Tor This, our school, and like The ivy, spreading new leaves and Tendrils wiTh The passing oT each clay. And wiTh This love we have a second giTT To Treasure,-The Triendships which we have made among our Tellow sTudenTs,, we hope, Tor all Time. Here, aT ST. lv1ary's High School, we have laughed, wepT, and rejoiced wiTh Them. We have shared Their ioys and sorrows, Their Triumphs have been our Triumphs, and Their de- TeaTs have been our deTeaTs. Here have been cemenTed bonds which shall hold ThroughouT The long years ahead, bonds whose every sTrengTh lies in our knowledge oT The TaulTs as well as The virTues oT our Triends. May we gaTher in The TuTure and recall wiTh Tender smiles and misTy eyes our happy days aT ST. lviary's High School! LasTly, we have Tound a closer Triendship wiTh God in our Tour years of high school. The example oT The SisTers, The aTmosphere oT True ChrisTianiTy which per- vades every associaTion, every conTacT-all These TacTors have enriched and deepened our spiriTual liTe. We have experiencd a ThreeTold ideal oT educaTion, a TriniTy oT pedagogy. ln laTer years iT shall be a bulwark againsT which The seas oT rampanT evil may dash in impoTenT Tury. As iT has susTained us in our brieT inTerval in high school, so shall iT be a mighTy buckler amid The perils oT The world ouTside These cloisTered halls. ' The sand in my hour-glass is almosT spenT. There is a rusTle oT caps and gowns in The noT disTanT TuTure. BuT beTore we bloT The page leT us join in a resoluTion. IT mighT be called The oaTh oT The Class oT '37, l can hear The sound oT a crowd as- sembling To Take ThaT oaTh. Their eyes are brighT, almosT Too brighT wiTh an emoTion which causes The TirsT Tew words oT The oaTh To choke and TalTer. BuT now iT rises like a mighTy chanT, The deep, clear voices of young men and ladies, avowing Their love and devoTion To Their school. LisTen! We, The Class oT I937, upon leaving The revered halls oT ST. lvlary's High School, pledge ourselves To love her name, To reverence her memory, To besTow our loyaliy and devoTion upon her educaTors, Thle SisTers oT ST. Dominic: To sTrive in every way To conducT our lives in such a manner ThaT all honor shall redound To her glory, and To The glory oT God. We pledge ourselves To mainTain The True Triendships which we made while in high school, and To keep green The memories which our associaTions have evoked. We shall endeavor To The heighT oT our abiliTy To live according To The principles oT a culTured, ChrisTian man and woman, and we shall never leT iT be said 20 ThaT we, ST. Mary's GraduaTes, have ever perTormed any acTs which would Tend To discrecliT our high school. We pledge ourselves To keep aglow in our hearTs The in- sTrucTion which has been imparTed To us, To supporT our Alma MaTer in every endeavor which she underTalces, and To engrave in leTTers oT gold upon our minds Those words which are The ToundaTion-sTone oT a compleTe and useful liTe,--Religion, MoraliTy, CulTure. THOMAS F. MURPHY, EdiTor-in-ChieT. WILLIAM J. SCHNEIDER Class PresidenT Ready hand and Triendly hearT, Always willing To do his parT. l:ooTball-3, 4: SodaliTy-4: DebaT- ing-47 DramaTics-4. 2 I V11 A THOMAS F. MURPHY MADELINE L. KENNY of fxflr He was equal 'lo all The demands made In+ellec+-Hue slarlighl of flue brain. upon has gemus Vice-Presldenf-4: Sodalrly-4, Ve- Manager of Baskefball-4: Third Or- ri+as Slafl--4. der-4: Corona-2, 3, 4, Edilor-47 Verifas Edi+or-4. fm WH fl n P lllm lj JI' MARY l. CARROLL FaH'hful +o Duly To +l'1e end. S+. Alber+'s Guild--I, 2, 3, 4: Class Secrelary-4: Sodalily-47 Debaling- 3, 4. 1 lf JOHN P. BRODERICK Good nalure is mighlier 'rlwan 'roma- hawks. Class Treasurer-I, 3, 4: S+. Alber'r's Guild-I, 2, 3, 4: Foofball-4: Track- 3, Caplain-4: Verilas Slafl-4. W7 Y lil ELROY J. AINSWORTH CLEMENTINE ANGUISSOLA An able man shows spiril by genlle A winning way, a pleasanl' smile and words and resolule ac+ions. a lcincl word for all. Class Presidenl'-I: Sf. Alloer+'s Guild Class Presidenl-2: ViCe-PresiCler1l'- -43 Sfudenl' Council-43 Verilas Slaicli 3: Deloafing-3: Glee Club-47 Dra- -4, mafics-4: Verifas Sfall-4. X ff Af M . Ha A 1 ff, ff' WILBUR M. ANTAL MARY J. BERGEN An honesf hearl' possesses a kingdom. Fai'rl1ful +o duly +o 'rhe end Fombam-4: Dramemc Socielry-4: A periecf sporl' and loyal friend.. Sodalify-4: S+uden+ Council-4. S+. Alber+'s Guild-I, 2, 3, 4: Sodal- ify-4: Dramafics-43 Sfuclenf Coun- cil-4g Glee Club-3. 23 Oi: 7Ofio,5 ,, E, Le F- R E I Q' af Y V4 ALBERT J. BOOTH Trues'r friend and nobles? foe. f Deba+ing-2: Chorus-3: SI'uden'I' Council-4. , J,,,1-jffwflf ,M ' F. LESLIE BOYLE Happy is +I1e man who can appreciafe his own virI'ues. S+. AIber'r's Guild-2, 3, 4: Debafing -3, 4: Sfudem' Council-3, 4: Veri+as SIa'FI-4, Dramafics--4: SodaIiI'y--4. MARIE N. BRADY True friends are be++er I'I1an fine gold. French Club-2: S+. AIberI s Guild -I, 2, 3, 4: Sodaliry-4. ARTHUR J. BRUDNICKI Happy am I, from care I'm free I Why aren'T Ihey aII con'ren+ed like me. Class Secre+ary-2: Ass r. Manager Foo'rbaII-2, 3, SI. AIberI's Guild-3, 47 SodaIiIy-4: SI'udenI' Council-4. 24 ROBERT J. BRUMAGHIN HELEN J. BURKE There is fun in everyfhing he sees. Wha+ sweei' delighf a quiei' life af- S+. Alber+'s Guild-I, 2. 3. 4: Deba+- fords' ing-3, 41 Baseball-3, 4: S1'uden+ French Club--2: S+. Alber'r's Guild- Council-4: Sodalify-4: Dramafics-4. I. 2. 3. 41 Sodalify-4: Third Order-4. GODFREY J. CASSELLA CHRIS V. CHRISTIE A goodly youfh and wor+h a goodlier He +ha+ can work is a born king of boon. some+hing. Baskefball-4: Sodalify-4. S+. Alber+'s Guild-I, 2, 3, 4: So- dalify-4g French C!ulo-2: Science Club-3. 25 ROBERT E. CLARK JEAN P. CROWLEY Small service is True service while H' Wise 'ro resolve, and pa+ien'r +o per- las+s. form. S+. Alber+'s Guild-I, 2, 3. 4: Sodai- S'ruden'r Council-2: Sodalify-4: i'ry-4: Third Order-43 Sfudenr Coun- Corona S+aFFL4: S+. Alloerfs Guild- cil-4. I, 2, 3, 4. Z .574 of ii fc' ' Ll' MARGARET A. CURLEY VINCENT V. DAHLINGER A violei' by a mossy s+one, half hidden Thou hadsf a voice whose sound was from +he eye. like The sea. S+. Aiber'r's Guild-I, 2. 3, 47 French Dramafic Club-4: Sodalify-4: Sf. Club-2: Sodaliiy-4. Alber1 s Guild-4. 26 M f PJ u 'AD7 bf .WA 1' 'K VIRGINIA H. DAY VERONICA J. DONOVAN Quie+ and unassuming. Vi'raIiIy is her personaIi'ry. Corona Sfaff-47 Sodalify-4: S+. Dramaiics-47 Cheerleader-4: Glee AIberI s Guild-I, 2, 3, 4: Drama+ics- Club-33 Treasurer-4: Sodaliry-4: SI. 4: Science Club-3. P AIIoer'r's Guild-I, 2, 3 Lf If-Lg Wen if Mi fl xr' affz ,354 i' ' -' 1 -',d.- I6 JOHN V. DWYER CATHERINE F. EDWARDS To friendship every burden's IigI1I'. Labor overcomes all obs'racIes. Smdemk ,coumill-4: Cheerieaderilh SI. AIberI s Guild-I, 2, 3 , 4: French S+. Aiberfs Guild-I, 2, 3, 4: Third CI b-2' S d H -4 Order-4: Dramafics-47 Verifas Sfaff U ' O al Y ' -4. 27 MARION J. FANTACONE VIRGINIA P. FARRELL Wi+h genfle yei prevailing force SimpIici+y is always refreshing. In'ren+ upon her deshned course. S+. Alberfs Guild-'I 2' 3' 4: French SI. AIberI s Guild-I, 2, 3, 4: French Club-2: Sodalify-4: Third Order--4. Club-21 Sodalify-4. W . WIWW ,gi WILLIAM F. FILL FRANCIS X. FLYNN Shor+ of sfafure he was, buf sfrongly Every sower musf some day reap 'rhe builf and a'rhIe+ic. Irui+s from The seed he has sown.'f Baske'rbaII-3, 4: Baseball-3, 4: SI. AIber+'s Guild-I, 4: Dramafics Foo+baII-4: Sodalilry-47 SI. AIber'r's -4: Sodaliiy-4. GuIId-I, 2, 3, 4. 28 MILDRED D. GALLAGHER JOSEPH F. GLENNON The apparel off proclaims 'rhe man.' A laugh is worfh a hundred groans in Sf. Alberl s Guild-l, 2, 3, 4: Dra- any market mafics-4: Third Order-4: Science Foolball-4: Baseball-3, 4: S+. Al- Club-3. loer+'s Guild-2. 3: Sodalily-4: Dra- mafics-4. W AL 9 HUBERTA M. GOMES ELIZABETH C. HAMER Silence befrays no+. No'rhing greaf was ever achieved wi'rh- S+. Alber+'s Guild-I, 2, 3, 4gS+uden1 Cul enllluslasm' Council-2: Debaiing Club-3: Sodal- S+. Alber+'s Guild-I, 2, 3, 4: Glee i+y-4. Club-3: Sodalify-4. 29 ,fm fig il ,, jg fi 1.34 S if ii L3 ROSEMARY A. HARDIMAN EDWARD F. HAYES 5 There be none of beau+y's daugh+ers As prone +o mischie+ as able +o per- wi+h a magic like +hee. 'Form i+. Sodali+y-4: Drama+ics-2: Cheer- Deba+ing-3, 4: S+. Alber+'s Guild- leacler-4: Corona S+a+l-4: Third Or- I, 2, 31 Drama+ics-4: Sodali+y-4. der-4. fe A i ' EDNA H. HAZELL MARGARET A. HEALEY - l+ is good +o leng+hen +o fhe las+ a To s+rive, +o seek. +o find and no+ +0 sunny mood. yield. S+. Alber+'s Guild-l, 2, 3, 4: So- S+. Alber+'s Guild-I, 2, 3. 4: Glee clali+y-4: Third Order-4: Drama+ics Club-3, 47 Sodali+y-4. -4. 30 FRANCESMARY E. HEINRICHS She comprehends her +rus+ and To The same Keeps faffhful wifh a singleness of aim. S+. Alber+'s Guild-I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club-3, 4: Sodali+y-45 Debafing-3. 4 2 .1 3 ff' A if'1W,JfX JOSEPHINE BRHOEHL GENEVIEVE J HOPPER A good laugh is sunshine in fhe house. Her eyes as s+ars of 'rwuhghf faur S+. Alberys Guild-I' 2' 3' 4: French Luke +w1hgh+ 'foo her dusky hair Club-2: Sodali+y-4. Sodahfy-4 Dramahcs-4 Third Or 3l -WF.. 'Wh r 11 Q: RL L P E2 2 E i I WILLIAM T. HOWES ROLAND J. KAUSSNER He was quick +o learn: a man 0+ keen And 'rhe birds s+opped +l1eir music and vision. Foo+ball-4: Track-4: S+. A+ber+'s lis+ened wi++1 iealousyf' S+. A+ber+'s Guild--I, 2, 3, 4: Sodal- Guild--4, i+y-4: Deba+ing-3: Class Secre+ary- 5 Glee Club-3, 4. K 1 f Wifi if IRENE R. KEARNY The secre+ of success is cons+ancy +o purpose. S+. Alber+'s Guild-2, 3, 4: Sodali+y -4: Drama+ics-4: Baske+ball-2. 3. S+ DOROTHEA M. KRONYAK 'Tis nice +o be nafural when you're na+urally nice. Baske+ball-2, 3: Drama+ics-4: S+. Alber+'s Guild-2, 3. 4: Glee Club-4: Veri+as S+a+f-4. VY r'l ll HELEN M. LAURENT RUTH M. LYNCH Pa+ience is power. Every lorave man is a man of his work. , . - Class Secreiary-Ig Sodaliiy-4: S+. d S+' Alberis Guild-l' 2' 3' 4' SO- Alberfs Guild-I, 2, 3, 4: Dramafics- alify-4. 4: Cheerleader-45 Sfudenf Council-4. i. v, K' i i 7, iff., FLORENCE E. MCDONALD FRANK S. McKAY Slowly, soffly, qenily and 'Tis done. Wha+ he greaily +hough+, he nobly S+. Alberfs eund-i, 2, 3, 4, sodas- dyed' i+y-4: Dramafics-4: Third Order-4. Fooiball Manager-47 Corona Siaff- 4g Dramaiics-4: Third Order-4: Veri- Jras S'raff-41 Science Club-3. 33 ,J ANTHONY B. MORAN ELIZABETH T. NAGLE You can preach a loelrier sermon wifh Her deeds are overshadowed by her your lips. modesryf' S+. Aiberfs Guild-l, 2, 3, 4,1 Sodal- S+- A'bSF'f'S Glliid-I. 2. 3. 42 SO- i+y-4: Sfudenr Councii--4. dali+y-4: Srudenf Council--4: Dra- Z ma+ics-4. K VLVLLvhV PVALV 4 5 . T Tj! T gr 4 cf 1? 'fx HELEN M. NEARY EDWARD B. NOLAN Good humor is always success. LiHle by lirfle Tasks are done.' Glee Club--43 Corona Sraff-4, S+. Sfudeni' Councii-4: Sodaliry-4 Alberfs Guild-I, 2, 3, 4: Srudenf Corona Sfaff-4: S+. Alberfs Guild- Council-4: Sodalify. I, 2, 3, 4. 34 if i ll 5 .QIT , fl ,'j f , v. 4 J .1 DOROTHY B. NOVACK JACK F. OATES The lruesr wisdom is resolule delerrni- l'le who would search for pearls musf nalionf' dive below. Baslcefball-l, 2, 35 S+. Alberfs Guild Deloaiing--3, 4: Drarnalics---2, 4: S+. -I, 2, 3, Sec. 47 French Club-2: So- Alber'r's Guild-I, 2, 3. 43 Sodalily- daliiy-4: Science Clulo-3. 47 Third Order-4. J , ea? RUTH G. OATES EDWARD P. O'LOUGHLIN She is 'rhe form of life and iighlr Even Though vanquished, he could Wi'rh laughing eyes and manners argue s'rill. bright Foolball-2, 3, 4: Baslcelball-3, 4: Baslce+ball-l, 2: S+. Alberfs Guild- Track-3, 4: Sodalily-4: Third Order I, 2, 3, 4: Sfudenl Council-4: Dramal- -4: Sfuclenl' Council--4. ics-47 Third Order-4. 35 -3 R 52 461-eff MARIE P. O'TOOLE ELIZABETH M. QUINN Always happy and ready for ies+. Her care was never +0 offend S+. Alberys Guild-I' 2' 391: Smdenf And every crealure was her friend. Council-4: Sodali+y-41 Third Order S+, Alber+'s Guild-2, 3, 4: Dramal- --4. ics-43 Sodaliry-4. -r frgfif 3 LAWRENCE R. RANKL JAMES F. REILLY S'rudies serve for delight for ornament A face wilh a smile and a sfory of wil' for ablllly' Foofball-43 Baslcelrball-3, 47 Base Cheerleader-4: Sludenl' Council-3: ball-3, 41 S+. Alb-er'r's Guild-I, 2, 3 S+. Alber+'s Guild-l, 2, 3, 4: Sodali+y 47 Sludenl COUDCH-4: Sodalify-4. -4: Dramalics-4. 36 Nllf lllxl fll FRANK J. REYNOLDS MARJORIE A. RUYMEN Na'rural wif on a level head. All llll lile and fo 'flue encl. Foolball-3, 4: Soclalily-4: S+. Al- May She never lack 6 Mend' be-r+'s Guild-3, 4. Cheerleader-3, 4: Dramafics-4: S+. Albe-r+'s Guild-l, 2, 3, 4: Deba+ing-3. I rf! l K1 N l x GERARD J. SARLO WILLIAM F. SCHRECKENSTEIN And he was always human when he Laugl1ancl be merry. lalked' Cheerleader-3, 4: Dramafics-4: Sodalify-4. Glee Club-37 Sodalify-47 S+. Alber+'s Guild-4. 37 V 'X f-,N 3 i EDWARD J. SHANAHAN VERONICA D. SIGGINS A fool may +aik, buf a wise man Happy ye+ serious. Spoke' S+. Aiberrs Guild-I, Q41 Dra- Sfudenr Council-4: Drama+ics-A-: mafics-4: Sodali+y-4-:Qlee Club--3: Sodalify-4: Debafing-4: Corona Sfaff Third Order-4. -4: Verilras Sfaff-4. 445 NORBERT G. SMITH CATHERINE M. SPAHR A prompt decisive man. Good sense and good na+ure ever go Debaiing-3, 4: Cheerleader-3, 4: iogeiher' S+. AIber+'s Guild-I, 2, 3, 4: Veriias S+. Alber'r's Guild-I, 2, 3, 4: Soda!- AS+aFF-4: Sodaliiy-4: Dramaiics-4: ify-47 French Ciub-2: Science Club Class Presideni'-3. -3. 38 X HARRY L. STAUBACH Forward and +rolic glee was +here The will +o do +he soul +o dare. Foo+baIl-4: S+uden+ Council-4: S+. Alber+'s Guild-2, 3, 4: Sodali+y-4: Third Order-4: Drama+ics-4. EMIL J. STAYSKAL To be con+en+ his na+ural desire I-le asks no angel's wing, no seraph +ire. Foo+ball-3, 4: Baske+ball-3, 4: Baseball-I, 2, 3, Cap+ain-4: Third Order-4: Sodali+y-4. ELVIA E. TAYLOR A ready machine always wound up and going She mas+ered wha+ever was wor+h knowing. S+. Alber+'s Guild-I, 2, 3, 4: Deba+- ing-3, 4: SodaIi+y-4: S+uden+ Coun- cil-4. ELIZABETH T. TIBUS Energy and persis+ence conquer all +hings. Deba+ing-3: S+. Alber+'s Guild-I, 2, 3, 4: Sodali+y-4. HELEN J. VON HOENE Wi+h srrengrh +o meer sorrow, and fairh +o endure. Verifas Sraff-4: Corona Sraff-3, 43 Glee Club-3, Presidenr-41 Sodaliiy -4: S+uden'r Council-4: S+. Alber'r's Guild-I, 2, 3. JOSEPH A. WEINPEL For some mus+ follow and some com- mand. Jrhough all are rnade of clay. S+. Alber'r's Guild-I, 2, 3, 4: Sodal- ily--4: Third Order-2. l MARIE B. WINBERRY The only way +o have a friend is To be one. Veriras Siarl-4: Sodalify-4: Siu- denf Council-4: Third Order-4. BEATRICE A. ZIMMERMAN Life has no blessing Like a sfaunch friend. S+. Alber+'s Guild-7: Cheerleader -2, 3, 4, Cap+ain-4: S'ruden'r Council -4: Dramarics-4: Corona Sraff-4: Baslcefball-I, 2, 3, Capfain-3. ,l K SX WJ I f I r I 4 ,Hi CLASSES 5754 X Aiijxi ,- wk x E s a ,i '7 X J .5 4 x Xi A xr' 'Y , 4 ii Q Y 'lfxx X ? . ,N 5 5 9 X +' 5 f X g f 'lf' 35 42 Y Q3 L N 5 1 f fi 1 ,li i XX N ,L fr! I f xv' .f Q, J A ix x 4 1 Class of '38 THAT day in I934, a cloudless blue sTreTched overhead: a dazzling sun beamed down: a mild SepTember breeze played among The sTill-green leaves, as groups of sTudenTs Trooped again To school. Dignified seniors Thrilled wiTh a new sense of imporfanceg gay iuniors sTrolled abouT: eager sophomores wondered if The school had been changed: and we, now The Junior class, were Timid liTTle Ereshrnen. Three years have passed since Thaf happy morning, when, as shy liTTIe Ereshies , we firsT enfered Sainf lVlary's l-ligh School. l-low our sTudies have changed since Those days! The class officers are as follows: PresidenT .. ,.... ,.,i,,sv,..,..,.....,.s,,s..,.... ,s,,s... ..,,s J A C OB RUGEL Vice-Presidenf .,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,., R O BERT TIMKE Secrefary .,,,.....A ,,,,s,,,.,..,,,, , ., s,,,,,,...cc EDWARD WILK Treasurer ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, . , ,, ,,,,,,,, GEORGE ASCHENBACK However, culfural progress has noT been our only achievemenT. We have also been prorninenf in The following acTiviTies: On The foremosf Teams-playing wiTh abilify and willingness. ln The ballroom-gayly dancing aT The Junior Prom. Upon The sfage-acfing in Those Two grand plays, KaThleen and lT's a Knock- ouT. Before an audience-swaying Them by our convicTions in clebafes. ln The pressroom-ediTing The Corona . Now, as The picfure fades, and anofher year sinks info The realm of happy memo- ries, may we exfend our hearffelf Thanks To Eafher, Sr. lvl. l-lyacinfh, and To The mem- bers of The Faculfy for The zealous and successful efforfs They have expended in our behalf. MARIE GOMES 43 r LW X I tr' .IU x , r. 44 I fx .aww -550- 1 1 A.. Ev' . J Cf Q 1 ' ' T f g f' T r7fl-.-.E0ml.vT-- l C- Class of '39 GN SepTember IO, I936, The curTains were drawn aside Trom The sTage oT ST Mary's High School and revealed a consTanTly changing panorama in which we, The Sophomores, were abouT To play our TirsT scene oT AcT ll. AT The TirsT class meeTing an elecTion was held Tor class oTTicers. PresidenT ..ecs....,s.,...,,,,....,....,,...,,,c,, .,,,,......,,...,,,.,.,ccc.aocc,Y.a,,,,.,..,A,,,,..l J OSEPH DE ROSE Vice-PresidenT ,,.....,,.,, .,.....,,,,,. L ORETTA KIRCHNER SecreTary .s...,,Y....s...ccs ,,ccY,..,,, E RANCES SEGAWA Treasurer ...cc.s.l..,,,....,,..... cs..,.cc....cc,... ......,,...,,.,,.,cccc...c,s,,A,,,, c,,,...., T H O MAS ASHTON The schedule, which' was our scripT, conTained several new roles ThaT we were To porTray, Those oT Biology, GeomeTry and French sTudenTs. English was made very inTeresTing by weelcly speech classes. GeomeTry was raTher puzzling aT TirsT, buT we soon grasped iTs inTricaTe sysTem oT lines and angles. Biology wiTh iTs naTure sTudy, was duly expressed by a well-organized ConservaTion week program. ln sporTs we Sophs were noT lacking in inTeresT. To our boys goes noT a small share oT The glory due To The winners oT The New Jersey STaTe Championship, in The CaTholic Prep division. Among us are several proud leTTer-men. Baseball and Track were lilcewise responded To wiTh The spiriT oT good will and earnesTness. We have largely conTribuTed TalenT and supporT To The Two dramaTic produc- Tions, oTTered by The sTudenTs and The concerTs rendered by The Glee Club and Chorus. Now, since iT is Time Tor The curTain To close again we Tind ThaT we can look back, wiThouT regreT, on a good perTormance which had iTs Thrills and disappoinT- menTs, iTs comedy and paThos, always remembering our never-Tailing direcTors, The TaculTy members. During The unTolding OT This evenTTul drama some TorgoT Their lines, while oThers disTinguished Themselves in a Truly TalenTed Tashion. BuT we all sTand uniTed in The sincere hope ThaT when The lasT curTain is drawn TogeTher, announcing The end oT our school days, we shall be prepared To go TorTh on To The sTage oT The world wiTh our roles well learned. FRANCES SEGAWA 45 N? ifiufa,a,aLl, 3 ' NX V' Q 'lz,CV?5 ? f fyffwf Y :XD ' , x 4 , OL - , - , z wi' '.f' fi fn ' X f- 1' ' Q- , X x 1 I Nw K 'Xfzlff :LJ X W X 5 X 5 E Ek' :N X X 5 1 X r 4 NN 55 KY A B 5 - X3 - 3 Nff 'V xx X X A X Ex-Q NN Xxx L. X. Y X xl H Q. xxx ' Q 5 sf N X .K J ,5 N ,AT I 5 A if K X s .X ki K- t - R, 9 f w 4 ixx Y .y NK x g y . N: 1 N XC 1 R-X '2 Q, , k xi 1 E E - ' s W xff- ' x xr ' .N 1 , l r' v Q , , 1, W NAQL , E Nxagfl D ll A , I in . 'TA n X H L , I NN B ' , , ,, 1 , , 1 w n . R x ' Qi xj K, 4 'fll . , W V ! A yi -x . Tx ',,,,-as-.biu A 4- J Xu V' X , ,, - ' fm ,Q w f f B, f Nm , f XX X5 'X N AF Q J Qlff f? '?f-'T 4.,V, J 'I 'LL fa N R. L N. . Q-. 41 J If I Ji' '. I1 K ',.-,,, bf, '-w Ky I x: . , If f ff 27 W if XX: Q f K M 'A .. 3118! AZJOKX' D nj' 1 I M -. '-24, A .96vf1.v-f., .LLL w,l0 0 7 Y 'KX X an I ,2- Class of '40 ON Sepfember IO, I936, a group of bewildered sTudenTs numbering one hundred gl jk , ThirTy, enTered ST. lvlary's eager To be enrolled as freshmen. will I .4 5 The firsf few Jays of school mighT be regarded as The Dark Ages , because iT 1 XII was a common sighT To see a freshman blundering inTo senior religion, iunior English, or sophomore French asking breaThlessly, Is This The Algebra Room? Before long, however, The class found iTs school legs and hurried on To The - imporTanT affair of elecTing class officers. Following The good example seT by The ,. I .1 All. .lffjll hu' QQ upper classmen, able officers were elecTed: if W Presidenr .c,,...,s,,,....,,.,.,.s,,..ccc,,scc, ,..,c ,cs,,,,., . , ,,,,,,., cccc., E R NEST scuom y N Vice-PresidenT ,,,Y.,,s . ,.,.,,.c LOUIS SULLIVAN TN I secfemy ,,,..I.c,,,.,, cccc , . .sccccc,,,,,cc,, ccccc. . - cccc , ,,,,,ccc,,c cc,,.,,ccc,,, . .CHARLES moms ll Treasurer ..,L.... ,,,,,.L,,,,,,..,,..,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,c,,.c,,, .,,c, ,,,..,,c,.,.,, , , . c,,,,. ,,,c, c,,,,,..,,c,, J O A N NASI-I School work now occupied every one's Time and The class was soon losT amid The l X WesTern Schism, Ulysses and The Cyclops, EguaTions, The ConiugaTion of LaTin verbs, P X, Science-DomesTic or General, Civics, ArT and lvlusic. Many golden-voiced Fresh- men, boys as well as girls, became members of The Glee Club. A freshman wafer L boy served The Toofball squad, and freshman rooTers yelled Themselves hoarse for The honor of The fooTball and baslceTbalI Teams. Some were even forTunaTe enough To . J I-Iow we all sTudied for The Mid-Year ExaminaTionsI AfTer ThaT scare was over gef on The baseball nine . I ' xi Z qi I - The seasoned freshmen, wiTh eyes, darlc-rimmed from sfudy came baclc To school de- ' Termined To achieve greafer Things during The second Term. We were well represenTed in The dramaTic performance, KaThleen and IT's a 1 KnoclcouT , given by The sTudenTs of ST. Mary's. In February, The class-almosT one X hundred sTrong-aTTended and enjoyed Veronica's Veil , in Union CiTy. Q 1 WiTh The end of The semesTer drawing near, our ThoughTs again Turn Toward ex- 5 aminaTions and we hope for success. We realize ThaT school is a Time of preparaTion I, for The greaT world of acTiviTy which all musT enTer in some sphere or oTher, and so we are hiTching our wagon To a sTar-The STar of Our Lady's Guidance. ,ggi DORIS BowLEs . ' ' ls 'hi bd -X 'J f J it L! A -1 Xi Q' sf ' -1 X 4 'M 5 X J f, I 'B-14 V tj ,Inc ,- ' A, . 5 1 Swan Song of lhe Senior Class The longed-for day draws swillly near. The climax of ouir senior year. 'Twas ollen we bewailed our fare, Longed sadly 'For a freer slafe. 'Tis sad we could nor realize We covered many a joy wilh sighs. Till now, 'foo soon, rhe goal appears, And gazing back upon lhese years We see The joys +ha+ marked our way The lillle 'rhings of every clay. l-low vicrories in class, in spor'r, Have broughl us safely To The porl. The parling now will bring regref, Bu? lei' us pledge lo ne'er lorgel, Remember Through each passing year The friends and faces now so dear. JEAN VON HOENE 48 TIVIT Blessed Virgin SodaliTy 'I' l-TE SodaliTy oT The Blessed Virgin was organized in The senior class in The early parT oT The school year Tor The purpose oT insTilling a greaTer devoTion To Our Lady. Truly iT was TiTTing ThaT ardenT aTTecTion Tor Mary should be maniTesTed by The sTudenTs oT a school dedicaTed To The Queen oT Heaven. Each monTh The TaiTh- Tul members OT The SodaliTy gaThered To Tulfill iTs obligaTions, and each monTh They advanced in love oT Our Lady. The monTh OT May, whose blue skies and delicaTe Tragrance are buT symbols oT Qur l.ady's virginal charms, was appropriaTely observed by The SodaliTy wiTh special honors paid To iTs PaTroness. And now as The Time approaches Tor us To wiThdraw Trom The scene oT our high school days The realizaTion oT The magniTude oT our privilege deepens wiThin our hearTs as we conTemplaTe Those inspiring days spenT in The ranks under The azure ban- ner oT our Queen. The memory oT Mary's love and willlingness To help us will always be cherished. Upon a ToundaTion oT loyalTy To Mary shall we consTrucT our CaTholic manhood and womanhood. The paTernal counsel oT our PasTor shall be regarded as a lcind oT blue-prinT To guide us in The erecTion oT our characTer Tower. May iTs gray and roughhewn walls be beauTiTied by The MysTical Rose clinging To iTs aTTec- TionaTe Tendrils whose seeds were sown in The SodaliTy. May The rooTs oT chariTy be implanTed ever more deeply in The soil oT The l-learT oT Jesus. May we hope ThaT This Tower will wiThsTand The Torces oT evil. WiThin iTs shelTer we shall seek reTuge Trom The aTTacks oT our Three-Told Toe. And in The Tinal hour oT vicTory may we be- hold The welcoming beam oT The Morning STar shining in The augusT dia-dem oT our augusT Queen. E. Sl-IANAHAN, '37. 50 ffm my S+. Alber+'s Guild FROM a small ga+hering o+ seven+y-+ive eager s+uden+s, +he enrollmen+ o+ S+. Al- ber+'s Guild increased wi+hin +our years, +o +he highly pleasing number o+ 'rhree hundred +i++y s+uden+s. As in almos+ all wor+h while ac+ivi+ies, i+ was only +i++ing +ha+ sui+able leaders should be selec+ed +o conduc+ and preside over +his very wor+hy socie+y. Hence +he +ollowing were chosen: Presiden+ ,,,,....,,,,,.,,,,,,s,.,,s,.,i,,...,,, ,,,.,, ,,,,,, . , ,, ..i,,,,,, ELIZABETH TIBUS Vice-Presiden+ ....,..,.,, , ,,,,.. ,,,,,,., J EAN CROWLEY Secre+ary ......,.,.,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,.i,,,,,,..... DOROTHY NOVACK Treasurer ,..... ,,i,,,,i...,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,....,, ,,,,,,,.. ,,i,,,,.. . , , . , ,MWROLAND KAUSSNER Every mon+h S+. Alber+'s Guild issues pamphle+s rela+ing various +ac+s and in+er- es+ing anecdo+es abou+ Dominican Sain+s. This li+era+ure is unusually a++rac+ive, in- s+ruc+ive, edi+ying and cleligh++ul. S+. Alber+, S+, Dominic, Blessed lvlar+in and S+. Thomas Aquinas are really lovable sain+s, when one becomes acquain+ed wi+h +hem. I+ is un+or+una+e +ha+ +heir marvelous in+ellec+ual achievemen+s have surrounded +hem wi+h such brilliance as +o all bu+ obscure +heir more humble and sain+ly charms. The Guild is s+riving +o ins+ill in +he hear+s o+ young s+uden+s a grea+er apprecia+ion 0+ and a deeper devo+ion +o +he Dominican Sain+s, especially since S+. Thomas is our Pa+ron and ideal model +or us +o +ollow in +he acquisi+ion 0+ vir+ue and learning. ln all +ru+h+ulness, we, as members o+ +his Guild can say +ha+ we have learned +o apprecia+e and respec+ bo+h +he in+ellec+ual and spiri+ual quali+ies 0+ +hese sain+ly charac+ers. So sub+le, so appealing, so very human is +he ma+erial wri++en abou+ +hese +avori+es o+ God, +ha+ one canno+ help bu+ +eel in+ima+ely connec+ed wi+h +hem. D. NOVACK, '37. 5I Glee Club THE Sf.lv1ary's High School Glee Club was firsf organized in fhe fall of l936, prin- cipally as girl's organizafion. The firsf year was a successful one indeed, wifh several public concerfs and numerous performances af school assembly. The fwo oufsfanding evenfs were fhe concerf of a complefe program of Chrisfmas music, and fhe musical performance af graduafion. lf was af fhis laffer performance fhaf 'rhe boys of fhe school chorus joined fhe Glee Club in four-parf harmony. Sepfember of I937 wifnessed fhe revival of fhe Girls' Glee Club and fhe organ- izafion of a Glee Club for boys. Officers were elecfed, and all members, whefher veferan or sfrange, plunged wholehearfedly info fhe reperfoire prepared. Numer- ous programs were rendered before fhe sfudenf body and fwo public concerfs were presenfed. The proceeds of fhe Spring concerf were fhe foundafion of a piano fund as a giff fo fhe school. Graduafion will be fhe crowning poinf of our yearly musical achievemenf. lf is wifh sorrow fhaf we say goodbye fo fhe faifhful seniors of our organizafion and especially fo Roland Kaussner, our compefenf pianisf. However, wifh an ever- growing sfock of falenf, we may well look forward fo making a bigger and beffer name for fhe Glee Club of Sf. Mary's. 52 DramaTics ATHLEENH, presenTed by The Senior Class on OcTober 26Th and 27+h, was a Tarce in Three acTs., The play was exTremely clever, Tull oT humor and olramaTic acTion. The casT could noT be beT+er suiTed To Their parTs, each characTer making his own parT sTand ouT in The proper lighf, while The beauTiTul chorines Tripped The lighT TanTasTic wiTh graceTul agiliTy. UK The casT consisTed oT The Misses Florence MacDonald, RuTh Lynch, Veronica Donovan, and The Messrs. l-lenry Mehringer, Leslie Boyle, Wilbur AnTal, Joseph Dineen, VincenT Dahlinger and William SchreckensTein. Much crediT is due To The back sTagemen, The unsung heroes, who worked un- remiTTingly wiTh seTs, lighTing, properTies, cosTumes, in Tine all Those essenTial Things whose proper handling assure smooThness in any program. All producers are un- animous in The opinion ThaT iT is The hidden halT oT every show, scurrying abouT in The wings and behind curTains, ThaT keeps The TooTlighT TavoriTes Tree and unworried. AnoTher smashing hiT oT The season, enTiTled lT's a KnockouT , a producTion, was presenTed on February 8Th and 9Th. The inTeresT in The play rose wiTh The curTain and conTinuecl To iTs Tall, puncTuaTed now and Then by Thunderous laughTer aT The humorous scenes and anecdoTes. John Rogers The casT included Florence MacDonald, RuTh Lynch, Rosemary l-lardiman, Cle- menTine Anguissola, Marjorie Ruymen, l-lenry Mehringer, VincenT Dahlinger, Leslie Boyle, Joseph Dineen, John Vill Neuve, Edward Shanahan, and John Brown. M. WINBERRY 53 DebaTing IN conTinuaTion oT iTs policy To provide inTellecTual enTerTainmenT Tor The sTudenT body aT ST. Mary's The debaTing Team dispuTed The Tollowinq quesTion wiTh The Lodi l-ligh School. Resolved, ThaT The Socialized SysTem oT Medicine Should Be AdopTed by The UniTed STaTes. Our Team consisTinq oT Leslie Boyle, Joseph Dineen and Edward Shanahan, proved conclusively iTs abiliTy and received The acclaim oT The TaculTy and sTudenT body. The Topic oT debaTe is one oT widespread inTeresT, presenTinq an opporTuniTy Tor TorceTul argumenTs Tor boTh sides. In opposing The plan olTered, ST. lVlary's brouqhT To liqhT The TaulTs oT such a sysTem Trom boTh an economic and proifessional sTandpoinT, scoring TiTTeen poinTs againsT seven in The rebuTTal speech. On previous occasions The seniors Toolc parT in inTerclass debaTes. The general opinion is ThaT debaTinq is decidedly beneTicial as well as enTerTaining. 54 Sfuclenf Council Corona S+aff 55 Trophy Case Cheerleaders 5 ATHLETICS Z Q 1 I I 7 1 I FooTball T HE I936 TooTball season passes inTo hisTory, a checkered season, high spoTs and low, joys and disappoinTmenTs,-a one-sided drubbing Trom a GarTield Team which reached iTs peak againsT The Gaels, a sTunning upseT by Kingsley, and on The oTher side of The scale, a decisive conguesT oT Holy TriniTy, a brillianT and deTermined sTand againsT SeTon Hall, and a clean-cuT vicTory over LyndhursT. In reTrospecT, such is The resume of This sTrange, Thrilling, nerve-Tingling season. Much, perhaps Too much, was expecTed oT This year's TooTball Team. Young, lighT, and green, Their early games were disappoinTing, dull and uninspiring, injuries, deTeaTs aT The hands of ST. BenedicT's, BogoTa, Kingsley, and Garfield augured ill Tor The Gaels. BuT deTerminaTion reaped rewards, These blue-shirTed lads cerTainly had courage, and laTe season opponeTs meT noT a weak and disorganized ouTTiT buT a game and well-coached eleven. Three vicTories, Tour deTeaTs, and one Tie. On paper, merely a dull record, buT in The imaginaTion iT evokes anoTher picTure, oT The un- daunTed Gaels TighTing valianTly againsT imposing odds, oT sophomores geTTing Their bapTism oT Tire and laying The ground Tor TuTure greaTness oT nine brillianT seniors. The opening game. ST. BenedicT's again. STrong, sTurdy, rugged, The Gray Bees proved Tar Too much Tor The unTried Gaels and They wilTed before The onrushes oT The only school in The sTaTe wiTh a perTecT record. The score being 29-O. ln The nexT encounTer, The Galloping Gaels meT Holy TriniTy oT Hackensack, a new opponenT on Their schedule. ln This game, ST. lv1ary's showed Their real power, and deTeaTed The visiTors I4-O. The second vicTory oT The campaign was added on The Tollowing SaTurday, when a powerful SeTon Hall eleven was upseT by The Winberry Clan 9-O. This game was played in a Tield oT mud, and The sTubborn defense of The LighT Blue reTused To yield, while Their oTTense neTTed a Touchdown and a saTeTy. In The TourTh game of The season, ST. lvlary's received Their second deTeaT, as a sTrong BogoTa Team wiThsTood a lasT period surge To win ouT 6-O. To sTarT The lasT halT oT The season, The SainTs Traveled To Essex Fells, To meeT Kingsley Prep. The home Team enjoyed a I5-O advanTage as The lasT guarTer sTarTed, buT a one man show on The parT oT Jack Broderick, who scored all oT ST. lvlary's poinTs, reduced The Tinal Tally To T5-I3. AgainsT Their across The Tracks rivals, EasT RuTher- Tord, The Winberrymen engaged in Their only Tie game oT The season, The Tinal score being O-0. ln This conTesT The visiTors aTTempTed Two Tield goals, buT The alerT, ever- charging ST. Mary's line smoThered boTh Tries. In The game wiTh Garfield, ST. lv1ary's were playing a Team ThaT ouTweighed Them more Than TwenTy pounds per man, and The 54-O deTeaT could noT be iusTly called a compleTe rouT. ln The Tinal game oT The season, The Blue and WhiTe rose To Their greaTesT heighTs and deTeaTed a sTrong LyndhursT eleven by a I2-7 score. ST. Mary's Two Touchdowns 59 were regisTered by Jack Broderick and Joe Schneider. This vicTory over LyndhursT was The TirsT Tor ST. Mary's in Tive aTTempTs: The previous games having resuI+ed in Two Ties and Two deTeaTs. IT is TiTTing To menTion here ThaT CapTain Eddie Caughey was unanimously chosen on The All-Prep Team as well as The All-CounTy eleven. Jake Broderick, Ed O'Lough- Iin, Jim Reilly and Doug Boyd were also given posiTions on The Group ll, All-Prep Team. Praise is due here To Coach John Winloerry, Tor The Tine Team he produced, Trom The IiTTIe maTeriaI he had on hand. Also Tor The sTraTegy he used in The LyndhursT game, namely, when he had his players wear sneakers insTead oT shoes. The sneak- ers were a greaT aid on The Trozen ground, and The vicTory was due in no small way To This briIIianT move. IT will be a long Time before The specTaTors TorgeT The sensaTional playing oT CapTain Ed Caughey aT guard: The pass-snaTching oT Jim Reilly and lvIaT lvloleson aT ends: The Tine deTensive play oT Joe Schneider. Ed O'LaughIin, and Frank Rey- nolds, The greaT punTing oT Bill Fill: The sensaTional running oT Jake Broderick, and The Tine passing oT Emil STayskaI. When Coach Winberry issues The call Tor TooTbaII pracTice nexT season he will Tind IvIaT lvloleson, Ed Shanley, and Doug Boyd remaining in The line, and only Joe De Rose in The backTieId. The work oT Manager Frank McKay is To be commended Too. LeT's hope ThaT nexT year's managers, Frank Spellman and Edward Peal, will be iusT as eTTiicenT as This year's manager. SCHEDULE OF I936 ST. Mary's Games OpponenTs O ..,.,....... ......,.... S r. BenedicT's ........ .......... 2 9 I4 .......,,... ......,,. H oly TriniTy ...,.,..... ..... O 9 ..........,. ..,......... S eTon I-IaII ...,..... ..... 0 O ......,...., .......... B ogoTa ........,... ..... 6 I3 .,..,....... ....,....... K ingsley .............. .......... I 5 O ,.,..,.,,,, ,....,.. E asT RuTherTord .......,.. .......... 0 O ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,.,,.,..,. G arfield .....,........ .......... 5 4 I2 ,,,,,,,,,-,, ,,...., L yndhursT ......... .......... f 7 48 I I I 60 Baske+baII THE ST. lvlary's rooTers saw The reTurn To baskeball glory for The Blue and WhiTe. The nucleus OT The Team was The five reTurning veTerans of The previous year. The lads were capable, wiThouT doubT, buT They were in need of TurTher seasoning. NOT only uniniTiaTed, They were small and lighT, which forced Coach Voile Dupes To perfecT a sysTem of play which would be suiTed To Their size and which would enable Them To compeTe successfully againsT larger opponenTs. We lose several men and several good men. FirsT among These To deparT, we may menTion CapTain Bill Fill. a capable, sTeady player. His clear-headed Thinking and consisTenTly good passing and offensive work made him invaluable To The Team. Bill was also The firsT ST. lv1ary's player To be placed on The All-CounTy Team. Edward O'Loughlin is graduaTing. Ed is a sTraTegisT and masTer of back courT play. His sTeadying influence and unerring passing made him invaluable To The Gaels. Godfrey Cassella, The high-iumping cenTer, is leaving also. Always in acTion wiTh abiliTy To geT The Tap and To drop in pop shoTs, Cassella did a very crediTable job. OThers To leave are Jim Reilly and Emil STayskal. AlThough noT considered for sTarT- ing roles, They neverTheless saw plenTy of acTion and disTinguished Themselves by some very fine play. Even wiTh The graduafion of These sfellar ball-players There are enough remaining To insure success for The fuTure. Heading The lisT of Those ThaT remain To carry on The Gael TradiTion on The courT is Jim l'luTchison. Jim, The easy-going, keen-eyed souThpaw who has sTarred for The pasT Two seasons promises To be bigger and beTTer for The nexT ediTion of Gael baskeTball. Among The oThers are Howard Van HouTen, defensive wizard and clever sTraTe- gisTg and WalTer Sikora, The fasT moving forward. Wifh These worThy players refurning again, more experienced and more skilled in Team play, There is good reason To expecT a conTinuaTion of Gael baskeTball forTunes. This season was a repeTiTion of The greaT Team of l935. ln local compeTiTion They fared well managing To Twice down Their local rival. And as good forTune would have iT ThaT parTicular rival was none oTher Than LyndhursT. All in all, The season was a greaT success wiTh The Dupesmen winning fourTeen of Their eighTeen games. Because of This imposing record, The Gaels were, for The fourTh successive year, inviTed To parTicipaTe in The STaTe Tourney. Drawing a bye in The firsT round of The TournamenT The Gaels received a week of resT before playing Their firsf game. The scene was The large Orange Armory and The opponenT, Monfclair lmmaculaTe. Having been Twice defeafed by decisive scores The lmmaculaTe cagers were noT expecTed To give The Gaels much Trouble. From The very beginning iT proved To be a nip and Tuck baTTle, buT The Gaels mainfained The 6l -me F... y-ar leur nn-t f , pun y..f Iead aT The end OT each quarTer and emerged vicTorious 28-23. Fill and Maziarz were The heaviesT conTribuTors To Team poinTs ThaT nighT, and The vicTory moved The SainTs inTo The Tinals of The Tourney which were To be held aT RuTgers UniversiTy. Came The curTain closer. The Gaels journeyed To New Brunswick. came, saw and conquered. PiTTed againsT ST. IVIary's OT PerTh Amboy, The Blue and WhiTe sTarTed sTrong and ran up a six poinT lead aT The end oT The TirsT quarTer. However The Lions came back sTrong in The second period To cuT The advanTage To 23-22, aT half Time. Again aT The end oT The Third period The margin OT cIiTTerence was only one poinT, 27-26. The Dupesmen, sensing vicTory, puT on The pressure, and coasTed inTo Their second STaTe Championship, 38-3I. SCHEDULE OF I937 ST. Mary's Games OpponenTs 27 ..,,,...,,,,,,..,,,, .u,,,,,.,. I-Ioly TriniTy ...,,,,,,. .,,..,.,u,,...... . .22 48 ............., ...,,,,......,...,.....,.. A Iumni ...,,....,.,,,,...,,...,,, .,..,..,...... 2 4 42 ............, ..,.,... M onTcIair ImmacuIaTe ,,,,,..u, .,,,.....,,.. 2 4 4I ........,,,,. .....,.,... S T. IvIary's IPaTersonl ..,,u,...,, ,............. I 8 25 ...,......... ....,.,......,,... S T. PeTer's ,,,,,.,....,....,, ...u.....,,,.. 2 I I8 ,,........u... ,....,,...,u. S r. CeciIia's ...... ,....,i.....uu 2 6 25 .......u,..... ....,,...,.....,.....,. L yndhursT ...,,.,.,.....,,.. ,.,,.......u,. I 4 23 .........,,... ,,..,,,,... T renTon ImmacuIaTe ,,........,. ,............ I 5 33 ,........,,.. ...,,,....,. G ood Counsel ...,,,. ........,.... 2 O 34 ,,.....,,,,.. .,.....u.. S T. Aloysius ...., ...........,., I 7 28 ..........,,. .uu..,,,,... G ood Counsel ...,.., ,...,..,...,,, 2 6 25 ,..........,.. ,......... S T. CeciIia's ....,,..., ,..........,. 2 4 2I ........., .........,,,....,, LyndhursT ....,,,,,.,....... ..,.. , ,, 9 I5 ,,,......,..,. i....u, TrenTon ImmacuIaTe .. ,,..,,,,. ...,,,... . .022 42 ..,.......,,,, .,., , ,, IvIonTcIair ImmacuIaTe ,.,.,,,., ..,,......,, , 20 34 .........uu... .,....,... S T. Aloysius ,,,.,..,.. .,,,.......,. I 6 I6 .........u.... ..,,u,,.., I-I oly TriTniTy ,.,,u.,,.. ,,........... 2 4 I9 .,,,,,.u,,,.., ,,.u,,,. S T. PeTer's .,,..... ,...,,..,.... 3 4 STATE TOU RNEY 28 ,.....u,..,.., .u.,.,.. M onTcIair ImmacuIaTe 23 yi iiii ff ..... ffQfffffffff 38 ,..,,,,,,..... .,., . .. ST. IvIary's IPerTh Annbo 3I 63 s E 0 64 Baseball AS fhis l937 Verifas goes fo press, Sf. lvlary's diamond forces are in fhe opening sfages of anofher baseball season. Only 'rwo games have been played, hence if is impossible fo give a complefe resume of 'rhe enfire campaign. However, when fhe Sainfs opened pracfice fhey found a new coach af fhe helm in fhe person of John Fill, a former Sf. lvlary's pifching luminary. Fill succeeded Joseph Miller, who was fhe Gael menfor for fhe pasf fhree seasons. Six veferans answered Coach Fill's inifial pracfice session, in addifion fo a large number of ofher candidafes. The refurning veferans, Emil Sfayskal, James Reilly, James Hufchinson, Bill Fill, Joe Glennon, and Bob Brumaghin received plenfy of compefifion from Howie Van Houefen, Ed Caughey, Ed Shanley, Maff lvloleson, and William Fraser, a new- comer fo Sf. Mary's, who formerly affended George Washingfon High School in New York. Because of fhe inclemenf weafher fhe Sainfs had liffle chance for pracfice, and were in no condifion fo open fhe season on April l6fh, fhe clafe sef for fhe firsf game. Neverfheless, fhe Blue and Whife journeyed fo Newark fo oppose fhe powerful Sf. Benedic'r's nine. ln fhis confesf fhe Gaels clearly showed 'rheir lack of pracfice and experience, and fhe sfrong Prepsfers shelled Sfayskal off fhe mound as fhe Sainfs were subdued 23-2. This same Newark feam had previously defeafed Arfs High School of Newark 28-O, and were foo powerful for fhe small buf game Sf. lvlary's nine. The Gaels evened up fheir slafe in fhe second game of 'rhe campaign when 'rhey shuf ouf S+. Joseph's High of Paferson 4-O, behind fhe masferful fwirling of Emil Sfayskal. The Gael ace showed a complefe reversal of form from his previous appear- ance, and limifed fhe Paferson nine fo buf fhree hifs, while sfriking ouf fhirfeen. Wirh fhe conclusion of fhe baseball season for I937, John Yonco Fill, 'rhe pop- ular diamond menfor, will lose fhe services of Capfain Emil Sfayskal, Bill Fill, Joe Glennon, Jim Reilly, Bob Brumaghin and Ed Hayes. To all fhese men and fheir coach felicifafions are exfendecl for fheir fine showing and services rendered during fhe pasf season. A word of praise fo Bill Boyle for fhe fine manner in which he execufed fhe dufies of Manager. 65 I Track THE I937 ediTion oT ST. Mary's Track Team under The TuTelage oT PeTer Curcio, Tormer Gael sprinT sTar, was Taced This year wiTh The gloomy ouTlook oT buT Tour veTerans To Torm The ToundaTion oT The Team. However, wiTh These Tour men, Broder- ick, Carr, Sikora, and Yosco, and The addiTion oT Cono Monaco, who Tormerly aTTended LyndhursT High, Coach Curcio shaped a Tormidable array oT Track men. ParTicipaTing in mosT oT The indoor meeTs in The MeTropoliTan Area, The SainTs, wiTh Monaco running in The mile, Carr, in The halT mile, and CapTain Broderick, in The 440 yard dash, won Their share oT The races. ln The TirsT meeT OT The indoor season aT De La Salle Academy in Brooklyn, Carr and Broderick were The only Blue and WhiTe runners To compeTe. Carr showed greaT Torm as he capTured TirsT posiTion in The half mile, while Broderick could place no beTTer Than TiTTh in The quarTer mile. Jim Carr remained The only Gael enTry To place, as he Tinishecl Third in The Dickinson Games aT Jersey CiTy. Once again, only Two ST. Mary's men parTicipaTed: The oTher was Monaco who Tinished TourTh in his specialTy, The milef in The Newark Call's Annual Track MeeT, ST. Mary's made Their besT showing oT The indoor season when They placed second To Good Counsel in The Group ll Division. lT was in This meeT ThaT Monaco seT a new sTaTe record Tor The mile, when he covered The disTance in Tour minuTes and TiTTy Two seconds. The remaining Gael poinTs were garnered by Carr, who placed second in The halT mile, and Yosco who Tinished TourTh in The mile. ln The SeTon Hall Games, The SainTs Track men iusT missed Their TirsT Trophy when They were nipped aT The Tape by Good Counsel in a medley relay race. However, by Tinishing second each oT The men, Broderick, Carr, Monaco and Sikora received a silver medal. The indoor season was broughT To a 'Finish when Carr and Monaco Tin- ished second in The half mile and mile respecTively, aT The ST. BenedicT's STaTe MeeT. As This book goes To press, ST. Mary's have parTicipaTed in buT Two ouTdoor Track meeTs, The New York UniversiTy Games and The Penn Relays, which were held in Phil- adelphia. ln each meeT The Blue and WhiTe enTered The medley relay race, garnering TourTh posiTion in The Tormer and TiTTh posiTion aT The Penn Relays. The Gaels have greaT hopes Tor a successTul season, and meeTs have been arranged wiTh Belleville, Passaic, ST. Cecilia's, Lodi, EasT RuTherTord and LyndhursT. 67 IN MEMORIAM WALTER E. SIKORA, '38 may 14, mv -fScholar, A+l'1le+e, and GenHeman-- Whom we all 1oveel, honored, and respected and whose memory we shall forever cherish. Requiescaf in pace. The Edi+or 68 fm K7 'X QNX Z., Q53 FEATUIQES Mosl Mosl Besl Mosl Mosl Besl Class Mosl Lovel Pride Mosl Popular Boy ..,..,.......... Popular Girl ........... Oralor ...............................,..... Likely lo Succeed ..,........,, Serious ............................ Allilele ,............ Comedian ......,....,,,...... Handsome Boy ............ iesl' Girl .....,................,..., of Facully ,....,..,,.... Talkalive ............ Mosl Ouiel .......,............ Besl Dancer IBoyl ........... Bes+ Dancer IGirlI ..........,.... All Around Boy ........,....... All Around Girl ............... Mosl Oplimislic ............... Mosl Class Mosl' Mos? Class Mosl' Mosl Mosl' Bes+ Sophislicaled ............ Sweelhearls ................. Peculiar Walk .....,,.. Conceilecl ................,... Gigglo ................. Baslrlul ...... -..- Sludious .....,..i........... Dignifiecl ....... -...., ....... H.- Personalily ...v............ Besl' Sporl ........................ Besl Dressed Boy ............ Besl' Dressed Girl ............ Class Elirl ....,..........,........ Mosl' Agreeable ...,..... Senior Poll .............JOSEPH SCHNEIDER ...,........VERONlCA DONOVAN .s...........EDVVARD SHANAHAN EAN VON HOENE ............,.EDWARD NOLAN ........,...WlLLIAM FILL .............QBERT SMITH AM ES REI LLY OATES ..,..........JOSEPH SCHNEIDER TAYLOR U BERTA OOM ES .......i.....EDWARD CAUGH EY A..,,......VERONlCA DONOVAN LLI AM FILL EATR I CE ZI M M E R M AN OS EP H 6 LEN N O N EVI EV E H OPPER ................BERT SMITH and ELVIA TAYLOR R EN C E M c DO N A LD 70 .FLORENCE McDONALD BOYLE RG-I N IA DAY ..,,,,,,,,....A..,,,,,ELlZABETH TIBUS NOLAN ROSEMARY I-IARDIMAN B ERT S M ITH RIS CH RISTI E .,,,.,,..,........MARlE O TOOLE EVI EVE HOPPER ,.........,..MADELl N E KEN NY Class Prophecy Ladies and GenTlemen: I IT is my inesTimable privilege To welcome you This evening To a Tormal opening OT ST. Mary's ArT Gallery, The mosT recenT addiTion To our Thriving educaTional insTiTu- Tion. This has been made possible by The generosiTy of The Very Reverend Charles Tichler, Tormer pasTor oT ST. Mary's. The exhibiT consisTs exclusively oT The works oT one oT ST. Mary's mosT disTinguish- ed sons, The renowned masTer oT porTraiTure, Frank McKay, who, in his Tinal TesTamenT bequeaThed This priceless collecTion To his Alma MaTer. To some iT is signiTicanT ThaT This clause was noT conTesTed by his relaTives. Be ThaT as iT may, we Teel ThaT your presence here in such imprecedenTed numbers is a worThy, Though Tardy TribuTe To The genius oT one whose abiIiTy was noT conTined To any parTicular genre buT includ- ed landscape, inTeriors and porTraiTs as well as The various modes oT TanTasTic arT. ln my opinion, only The blackesT prejudice can accounT Tor The causTic uTTerances OT The press concerning Mr. McKay's laTesT exhibiTion in surrealism, dadaism and cubism. IT will be recalled ThaT on ThaT occasion, Mr. McKay's works were displayed in con- juncTion wiTh Those of insane arTisTs, and criTics were reporTed as having expressed decided preference Tor The work of The psychopaThs. This musT have cuT deep inTo his sensiTive soul and undoubTedIy hasTened The unTimely demise oT our beneTacTor. The unique design oT The gallery, combining The besT qualiTies oT GoThic, Roman- esque and Tudor we owe To The skill oT ThaT unrivalled archiTecT, AnThony Moran, while The TeliciTous arrangemenT oT equipmenT and mural decoraTion is due To The ingenuiTy oT Mildred Gallagher, known inTernaTionally Tor her adornmenT oT salons oT ocean liners. The likenesses oT boTh Monsieur Moran and Madamoiselle Gallagher grace respecTively The easT and wesT walls oT The Gallery, and a glance will suTTice To convince The inTelligenT observer oT The accuracy oT Mr. McKay's delineaTion. The subjecT oT The porTraiT immediaTely To The leTT oT Mr. Moran's is Too well- known To require inTroducTion,-Thomas Murphy, ediTor oT The journal enjoying The widesT circulaTion of any in The meTropoliTan area,-The LyndhursT News Flash. Jean Von l-loene whose columns in This paper and oTher publicaTions oT The inTer- nafional news syndicaTe have aTTracTed wide aTTenTion, is depicTed in The adjoining panel. The gown worn by Miss Von l-loene was designed by The Tamous couTurieres, Edna Hazell and Genevieve Hopper, who asTounded Paris by The magic wiTh which They achieve eTTecTs hiTherTo unaTTained, Though ardenTly sTriven Tor by Molyneux and Chiaparelli. Misses Hazell and Hopper have collaboraTed recenTly wiTh Marie O'Toole, designer, and Rosemary l-iardiman, modisTe, in creaTing The wardrobe oT The screen idol, Florence McDonald. The TeTching chapeaux worn by Miss McDonald in her laTesT success l-laTs OTF' were producTs oT Miss Hardiman's unbridled imagi- naTion. Miss McDonald graciously consenTed To pose Tor Mr. McKay in company 7 I wiTh her designer, couTurieres, and modisTe. and The TacT ThaT The arTisT single-handed conTroIIed These Tive young ladies aT The successive siTTings would alone disTinguish him as a decidedly superior Type. This cheT d'oeuvre is exhibiTed aT The norThern exTremiTy oT The gallery in iuxTaposiTion To The sTanding porTraiTs oT Miss McDonald's direcTor, GodTrey Cassella, and ThaT oT his assisTanT, RoberT Clark. While The names oT Miss Helen Burke, scripT wriTer, and Gerard Sarlo, camera man, may be less Tam- iliar To mosT oT you, The TacT ThaT Their paTronage was soliciTed by Mr. McKay TesTi- Ties To Their success in Their parTicuIar Tield oT endeavor. Miss Madeline Kenny, who has aTTained such laudable resulTs in imbuing pro- specTive screen arTisTs wiTh respecT Tor proper dicTion, was reproduced on canvas aT The zeniTh oT her career, Her porTraiT hangs in The cenTraI gallery direcTIy opposiTe ThaT oT The Misses Irene Kearny and EIizabeTh Nagle who have underTaken a Task TroughT wiTh less diTTicuITy Than ThaT oT Miss Kenny, The graceTuI deporTmenT oT Teminine screen ceIebriTies. Miss Kenny admiTTed, however'reIucTanTly, in a personal inTerview ThaT The problem OT lip conTrol is Tar more inTriguing Than ThaT oT limb conTrol. Rivalling The success oT Mr. Cassella in cinema producTion is ThaT oT Messrs. Jack OaTes and RoberT Hey in The glamorous TheaTre secTions oT New York and Passaic. This can be largely accounTed Tor by The judicious choice oT TalenT on The parT oT These worThy successors oT Frohman and Brady. Miss Helen Neary who sTep- ped, or more accuraTeIy Tapped, Trom The obscuriTy oT vaudeville To The peak oT Terpsichorean renown, is a graduaTe oT Zimmerman and Brumaghin's Dancing Acad- emy. These Iovers oT The rhyThmic arT, TogeTher wiTh Their iIIusTrious pupil and her pres- enT managers appear in individual sTudies in The righT wing oT The Museum. The TaIenTs oT The oTher members oT The TheaTrical proTession have been uTilized and appreciaTed by The Hey and OaTes Co. The eTTervescenT wiT of Miss RuTh Lynch, The sparkling reparTee oT her parTner, Mr. Leslie Boyle, and Mr. VincenT Dahl- inger's clever impersonaTions oT sTage, screen and radio arTisTs have been highly paised by Those keen criTics, Virginia Farrell and Marion FanTacone. IT has been said in iournaIisTic circles ThaT The waning or waxing oT dramaTic sTars depends largely upon The iudgmenT oT These associaTes in dramaTic criTicism. AnoTher member of Mr. McKay's disTinguished clienTel is The MaesTro, Roland Kaussner. The criTicaI audiences oT Vienna and Leipzig concerT halls have loudly acclaimed The Technique oT This young American virTuoso. We would noT have you conclude, however, ThaT Mr. McKay's inTeresTs were purely arTisTic. His was one oT Those broad, sympaTheTic naTures whose pulse beaT in Time wiTh The greaT hearT oT humaniTy. IT need noT surprise us Then To Tind in This coIIecTion porTraiTs oT ViIlanova's TooTbaII coach, John Broderick, and his confrere Edward Caughey, coach Tor NoTre Dame. The manly physique oT Edward O'LoughIin, IighTweighT wresTIer, was painTed Trom life. CaughT in characTerisTic pose, Mr. O'LoughIin has been depicTed wiTh a naiT realism ThaT evoke ecsTaTic applause Trom his manager, Chris ChrisTie. 72 The Three TiTle winners aT The I948 Olympics, AlberT BooTh, Wilbur AnTal and William Fill, will be unmisfakably recognized in The allegorical figures, Poise, Speed and AgiliTy. Miss Elvia Taylor has soughT and obfained permission To casT This group in bronze for The Trophy deparTmenT occupying The enTire fifTh floor of This edifice. The fame of These champions has been widely propagaTed Through The medium of The press represenTed so capably by BerT SmiTh, sporTs commenTaTor, and over The air by Richard Mooney who enunciafes daily for The John Dwyer Shipping Con- cern. Mr. Mooney's crisp commenTs are communicaTed To The peoples of Canada, France and The French colonial possessions in Africa by Joseph Glennon, whose infer- preTaTions possess a True Gallic lnoT garlicl flavor. lmmediafely following Mr. Glennon's commenfs and over The same sTaTion, S. M. H. S., MargareT Curley and Virginia Day imparT The experf advice on The house- hold budgeT plan To ThrifTy brides of The day. The silver-Tongued oraTor, Edward Shanahan, who was scheduled To deliver an encomium This evening, has been obliged To cancel his engagemenf. As presidenT of The newly organized N. A. C. B. lNaTional Amalgamafion of Confenfed Bachelorsl Mr. Shanahan was obliged To head a delegaTion appoinTed To submiT a pension pro- gram before a Senaforial CommiTTee in WashingTon. Mr. Shanahan, accompanied by James Reilly, local wiT, Emil Sfayskal, insurance broker and Mssrs. Frank Flynn and William Howes of The N. Y. STock Exchange lefT Newark Airporf This morning as guesTs of Mr. Harry STaubach, Presidenf of The UniTed Air Lines. Mr. STaubach enjoys a repuTaTion for providing The mosT capable and charming hosfesses of any rival corporaTion. The mere menTion of Veronica Donovan, ClemenTine Anguissola and Veronica Siggins is sufficienT To silence conTradicTion of This sTaTemenT. We wish To announce ThaT we have auThorized The sale here This evening of Miss Marie Winberry's recenT compilaTion, Irish WiT and Humor . Miss Winberry graci- ously auTographed 2000 copies of The firsT ediTion. These are on display in The lobby. The TiTle is personified on The cover by The lovely colleen, RuTh OaTes, who has been The inspiraTion of so many youThful Gainsboroughs. A four-page cenTer spread has been devoTed To phoTogravures by Elroy Ains- worTh. These raise The publicaTion To a decidedly superior plane. Purchasers will receive every courTesy from Miss Winberry's publisher, ArThur Brudnicki, and her financial secreTary, Maude Spahr, who are conducTing The sale. The proceeds are To be devoTed To The erecfion of a SaniTarium for The ResusciTaTion of ExhausTed Sen- iors. This has long been The dream of Drs. Edward Nolan and William Schrecken- sTein. Miss HuberTa Gomes, winner of The I948 Nobel prize for her discovery of The successful exferminafion of book-worms, has already conTribuTed a half-million To The cause and Josephine Hoehl, local philanThropisT. has promised a subsTanTial endowmenT if The public evinces sufficienf inTeresT in The proiecT. Co-operaTing To The nTh degree wiTh The disTinguished medical men are The Misses Mary Carroll, R. N. Elizabefh Hamer, R. N. and DoroThea Kronyak, R. N. Edward Hayes has been 73 suggesTed as chieT chemisT Tor The proposed insTiTuTion. Mr. Hayes has also risen in The ranks Trom an obscure apprenTiceship aT The making oT TomaTo-and-bacon sandwiches and The sale oT wriTing paper To The realm OT chemical analysis. A kindly aTTiTude Toward The maTTer has been maniTesTed by Mary Bergen. pres- idenT oT The Bergen-Healey-Heinrichs Insurance Co. Miss Bergen, wiThouT any soliciTa- Tion on The parT oT Drs. Nolan and SchreckensTein, TesTiTied To a shocking lack of energy among Seniors. This TacT was ascerTained Through a survey conducTed in The neighborhood oT RuTherTord, LyndhursT, Passaic and CarlsTadT by The Misses Healey and Heinrichs over a period oT Twelve monThs. A marked improvemenT was noTed in The monThs oT July and AugusT. The reason Tor This has noT yeT been dis- covered iT was sTaTed. The work oT The Bergen-Healey-Henrichs survey has been supplemenTed by The sympaTheTic eTForTs oT a group oT social workers under The direcTion oT Miss Helen LaurenT. The Misses ElizabeTh Quinn, DoroThy Novack, and CaTherine Edwards have insTiTuTed a vigorous campaign To educaTe parenTs and insTrucTors as To The saTesT and cheapesr meThods of conserving Senior energy, where iT exisTs, and iniecTing iT where iT does noT exisT. The Misses Helen HerberT and Elizabefh Tibus who conducT a secreTarial school aT Nos. 5-I-507 Broadway, CarlsTadT, have volunTeered To Type circular leTTers To The ciTizens oT The disTricT in order To sTimulaTe public enThusiasm. Lawrence Rankl, Counsellor aT Law, and insTrucTor aT Fordham Law School pre- dicTs legal complicaTions if any coercion is aTTempTed. Seniors will regard The whole maTTer as a violaTion oT Their personal liberTy raTher Than a movemenT Tor Their beneTiT. he warns. Joseph Weinpel, DisTricT ATTorney, while declaring ThaT no acTual conTlicT wiTh consTiTuTional law exisTs, avers ThaT Seniors seem well-saTisTied wiTh Their condi- Tion and would discounTenance any change oT a violenT naTure. On The oTher hand The plan has been endorsed by indusTry as represenTed by Frank Reynolds oT The Reynolds Engineering Co. wiTh oTFices aT 5 ForTy-Second STreeT, Hasbrouck HeighTs. Through his secreTary, Miss Marie Brady, he issued a sTaTemenT To newspaper men in which he is quoTed as being oT The opinion ThaT immediaTe acTion should be Taken To remedy condiTions described as Truly deplorable. 'Before Throwing open The porTals oT our arT gallery To The general public we wish To assure The TrepidaTion of Those who Teel ThaT we are Thereby exposing our Treas- ures To The danger oT plunder. We have Taken precauTions and are Tully proTecTed by The Schneider DeTecTive Agency. Joseph Schneider has already Taken 'inTo cusTody The vandal who slashed The porTraiT oT Assembly-woman Jean Crowley in TransiT. When repaired, Miss Crowley's picTure will hang on The souTh wall cenTer oT The Gallery. And now ThaT you have reviewed our work, we Thank you Tor The encouragemenT To The beTTer Things oT liTe ThaT you have given us by your aTTendance. CLEM ENTINE ANGUISSOLA 74 Lasf Will and Tesfamenl' WE, 'rhe Senior Class of Si. Mary's High School, Rulheriord, New Jersey, a bif fafiguecl, buf being of raiional mind and aspiring narure, characierisric of our four years in rhis educaiional edifice, do bequealh by 'rhis wrilren reslimonialz To Fafher Tichler we do bequealh our hearrfelf graiilude and sincere appre- ciarion for The el'For'rs he has made in order 'rha+ we may go forrh info +he world as full-fledged represenfaiives of S+. Mary's High School. no'r To 'rhe erudire members of The iaculfy, in hopes Thai 'rheir Jrireless eFFor'rs have been in vain, we bequeaih our liu+ure success and happiness. To The Juniors we enlrusi our dignily and wisdom. We do bequearh 'ro individual sludenrs 'rhe following: Ru'rh Lynch bequeafhs her always-emply pen ro Ruih Grady. Chris Chris+ie bequea+hs his lafe cards +o anyone who can use Them. Clemenfine Anguissola bequealhs her La+in nofes 'ro her sis'rer, Florence. William Fill bequea+hs his posifion on +he Baskelball Team To James Huichison. Helen Neary bequea+hs her happy-go-lucky nalure 'ro her sisler, Ruih. Thomas Murhpy bequeafhs his foun+ain pen +o Roberf Goeizl +o wriie io Mr. Shorr. Rurh Oafes bequeafhs a few inches of her heighl' +o Genevieve Snyder. John Broderick beguealhs his frack abiliiy 'ro 'rhe nexf besi' runner on 'rhe ream. Huberfa Gomes bequeaihs her His'rory no'res fo her sisler, Marie. Roland Kaussner bequeaihs his musical abili'ry 'ro Jack O'Brien. Beairice Zimmermann bequealhs her boundless energy To Belly Regan. Wilbur Anfal bequeaihs his knowledge of Chemisfry To Jacob Rugel. Edna Hazell bequearhs her blonde hair 'ro any girl who has 'rhe yearning lo be a blonde. Leslie Boyle bequearhs his abiliry as an acror io Joseph Dineen. Jean Crowley bequeafhs her hope for success in fhe business world 'ro her sisier, Louise. Francis McKay bequeaihs his ariislic abilify +0 Alfred Ruis. Mary Bergen bequealhs her' irips on Jrhe No. 38 bus 'ro Verna Nugenl: Edward Caughey bequeaihs his foolball panls 'ro one of Jrhe wafer boys. Josephine Hoehl bequeafhs her irankness 'ro Peggy Handza. Joseph Glennon bequeafhs his bow-Hes +0 Doug Boyd. Margaref Curley bequealhs her relicenl' na+ure To Grace Minor. Roberl' Clark bequealhs his curly hair 'ro James Reynolds. Madeline Kenny bequearhs her pleasing disposilion 'ro Mary Meyer. William Schreckenslein bequealhs his chuckle +o Joseph Shea. Marie Brady bequeaihs her wiHy expressions To Eleanor Gallagher. John Dwyer bequealhs his bus service io Bob Spelman. Virginia Farrell bequealhs her oraforical abili'ry +o Peggy Blum. Edward Shanahan bequeafhs his Brooklyn accenf +o his broiher James. 75 Helen Burke bequealhs her 'rilian lresses To Rosemary Harrison. Roberl' Hey bequeafhs his silen+ nafure To Joseph McCudden. Veronica Donovan bequealhs her ready smile +o Gladys Eriedricks. Edward O'Loughlin bequearhs his posilion on Jrhe loofball 'ream lo Marry Moleson. Genevieve Hopper bequea+hs her compacl and mirror +o Rira Smilh. Godfrey Cassella bequealhs his curly eyelashes To Cliffard Knieriem. Francesmary Heinrichs bequealhs her lipsrick 'ro anyone 'raking srenography. Joseph Schneider bequearhs his gavel +o 'rhe Presidenl of nex'r year's Senior Class. Veronica Siggins bequearhs her rushing ways ro Kafherine Lobdell. Edward Hayes bequealhs his always-ready excuses +o Warren Daly. Mary Carroll beguealhs her debaiing abili+y 'ro Barbara Linke. William Howes bequealhs his abilify for making friends 'ro John Brown. Marie Winberry bequeafhs her place in Jrhe La+in class lo Olive Shafer. James Reilly bequeaihs his English book To Charles Walson, Elvia Taylor bequearhs her S+uden+ Council pos'r 'ro Mary Meehan. Anfhony Moran bequeafhs his gorgeously-colored socks +o Henry Mehringer. Helen Laurenl' beguealhs her shorihand abiliiy +o Delia Curiin. Jack Oales bequealhs a few inches of his heighl +o Roger Ruel. Calherine Edwards bequealhs her eraser To Jrhe Junior who makes +he mos+ mis- la kes. Emil Sfayskal bequeafhs his happy disposilion 'lo Gerard Thoms. Jean Von Hoene bequealhs her book covers io anyone who wan'rs a good laugh. Harry Sraubach bequearhs his grin +o Roberl Keane. Margarel' Healey bequea'rhs her indiliferenl na'rure To Mae Henneberry. Lawerence Rankl bequea+hs his red Jackel' 'ro Joseph Bar+le++. Mildred Gallagher bequea+hs her iulier cap 'ro Marjorie Norz. Joseph Weinpel begueafhs his look of inrelligence To Edward Mulhall. Virginia'Day bequealhs her 'rimidi+y +o Genevieve Cummins. Gerard Sarlo bequearhs his shoe-laces +o William Blacldon. Maude Spahr bequeaihs her blushes lo any girl desiring rosy cheeks. Frank Reynolds bequeaihs his fresh-air +axi 'ro Louis Long. Marion Fanfacone bequea+hs her locker space 'ro Doris Bowles and Mary Ferrari. Ber'r Smi+h bequealhs his fame as a wir +o Roberl Leckie. - Elizabe+h Hamer bequealhs her padlock and key 'ro Jane Eckerr. Roberl Brumaghin bequeaihs his dancing 'leer 'ro any promising dancer. Marjorie Ruymen and Dorolhea Kronyak bequeafh Their lasling friendship To Dorolhy Herzig and Conslance Kaplain. Elroy Ainsworih bequealhs his dignified manners lo Thomas Ashlon. Marie O'Toole bequealhs her manner of walking To Ru'rh Bull. Francis Elynn bequearhs his prompfness lo Joseph Maggio. Helen Herberr bequealhs her comb +o Gloria Knieriem. Alberf Boolh bequealhs his newspaper roufe +o Frank Fehrenback. lrene Kearny bequealhs her lille of Lady Jane 'ro Lucille Burns. 761 Edward Nolan bequearhs his seriousness To George Aschenback. Rosemary l-lardiman bequeaThs her posiTion on The Cheerleading Team To Eileen O'Dea. ElizabeTh Nagle bequeaThs her non-exisTenT gym suiT To BeTTy KerTacy. ArThur Brudnicki bequeaThs his LaTin TroT To anyone who expecTs To Take Vergil. DoroThy Novack bequeaThs her whole ChemisTry course To CaTherine Hoey. Florence MacDonald bequeaThs her manner oT Talking To BeaTrice Boon. VincenT Dahlinger bequeaThs a Tew pounds of his weighT To Francis Schreiber. ElizabeTh Quinn bequeaThs her novels To Veronica Ocello. ElizabeTh Tibus begueaThs her reporT cards To The Tiles oT The school Tor TurTher reTerence. To The Sophomores we say persevere, and live up To The name oT The school. We wish The Freshmen success. and hope ThaT They will aTTain The highesT of everyThing while aT ST. Mary's. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, on The SevenTeenTh day of June, in The year oT Our Lord, one Thousand nine hundred and ThirTy-seven, we do hereunTo aTFix our signaTure. A CLASS or 1937 DoRoTHEA KRONYAK AcknowledgmenTs WE wish To express our graTiTude To Rev. FaTher Tichler Tor The privilege oT having a year book. To SisTer M. l'lyacinTh, whose generous inTeresT and helpful suggesTions have been oT much assisTance in planning our work. To The members oT The TaculTy who have aided in This work. To RoberT W. Kelly oT The Roberl' W. Kelly Publishing CorporaTion Tor his Tech- nical and ecliTorial advice. To The Chidnofl STudio Tor Their kind cooperaTion. To The sTudenT body in general Tor Their earnesT cooperaTion and willingness To make possible This volume. T LasTly, we express our graTiTude To each and every Donor and AdverTiser who aided us in The Tinancing oT our publicaTion. Our work is done. We have labored long and earnesTly To make This ediTion oT The VeriTas a crediT To ST. lvlary's. 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Day, Virginia H ......,....,,....,,,A Donovan, Veronica J ,,,,,..,...,,, Dwyer, John V ....u.......,........,u Edwards, Calherine F .......,,,. Fanlacone, Marian J ...,,,,..., Farrell, Virginia P ..,,,........ Senior Direclory Boulevard, Passaic Marlboro Rd., Wood-Ridge Ninlh S+., Passaic John Sl., Harrison Hadley Ave., Clilfon Palisade Ave., Garfield ........,.I59 Van Buren Sl., Passaic Posl' Ave., Lyndhursl Home Ave., Rulherlord Cen'rral Ave., Hasbrouck Heighls Grave Sl., Passaic Washinglon Pl., Passaic Hackensack S+., Easl Rul'herlord Mounlain Way, Rulherford Chelsea Rd., Clilfon Veronia Way, Rulherford ,,,...,.,.,.207 Randolph S+., Passaic Easl 8'rh Sl., Clillon Lake Ave., Lyndhursl Sluyvesanl Ave., Lyndhursl Soufh Parkway, Passaic York S+., Easl' Rurhrford Third Ave., Lyndhursl Van Buren S+., Passaic Fill, William F .,.....,.,,.,. .,,,,,,.,...,,....,,, 5 lO Ninlh S+., Carlsladl' Flynn, Francis X ...........,.,.. ..........,... I 38 Meadow Rd., Rulherlord Gallagher, Mildred D ..,.,.,,,,, s.,......,......,,,,..,,,.......,... 2 32 Broadway, Passaic Glennon, Joseph F .,,,,,,,,,,,A, ,,,,..,,,,,i,,, 6 O8 Rulherford Ave., Lyndhursl Gomes, Huberfa M .,.,..,,.,, ..c,,....c,,,....,.,..,..Y,...,,,, 8 2 Fourlh S+., Passaic Hamer, Elizabelh C .............,.., ,.,,..c....,..,.....,, 8 O Hoover Ave., Passaic Hardiman, Rosemary A .....,,.,,.. .....,,.... 2 5 Sl. Claire Ave., Rulherford I-layes, Edward F ...c,,,....,.......,... .......,c............. I 93 Au'rumn S+., Passaic Hazell, Edna H .c,.,..c,,,..,....,,.,,,,,c.. ,c.... ...,,c..,,,c......c, 7 5 Union Ave., Rulherlord Healey, Margarelr A ..,,,,...,,....,,,, ..........., 2 49 Marlboro Rd., Wood-Ridge Heinrichs, Francesmary E .c,,. ..,,,,c. ,,......... 3 H ackensack S+., Wood-Ridge Herloerl, Helen M .,,..,,,,,...,,,,... ..,,,..,...,,....,, 7 5 Eighih Sl., Wood-Ridge Hey, Roberl' W .,,..,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,, ,,....,,.,. l 2 Sianley Sl., Easl Rulherford Hoehl, Josephine B ............ .....,.....l89 Hillcresl Ave., Wood-Ridge 'ao Hopper, Genevieve J ..........A.... ....,...... ...... .....,A.., ..........., 3 I O Main Ave., Passaic Howes, William T ............w....... ....,.............,.,w.,,,........,,w.. I 24 Main Ave., Passaic Kaussner, Roland J .........,.A. ...,......... I O6 Washing+on PI., Hasbrouck Heigh+s Kearny, Irene R ..................... ..4,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,....,,A,.....,, 5 25 Prospec+ PI., Lyndhurs+ Kenny, Madeline L ............. ...,,,,,,,,. I 40 Jackson Ave., Ru+her+ord Kronyak, Doro+hea M ,.....,,.c, ......,,..,....,..,,........ 4 23 Eigh+h S+., CarIs+ad+ Lauren+, Helen M ..,........ Lynch, Ru+h M ..,,...,..,......,........... McDonald, Florence E... McKay, Frank S .......,............c,..,. Moran, An+hony B ..,,.,...... Murphy, Thomas F ............... Nagle, EIizabe+h T ........,..,.., Nolan, Edward B ............ Novak, Doro+hy B .....,.......,. Oa+es, Jack F ...................,,.,.. Ga+es, Ru+h G ...........,........... O'LoughIin, Edward P .... O'TooIe, Marie P ......,........,A...... Quinn, EIizabe+h M .,.......... Rankl, Lawrence R ......,...... Reilly, James F ....,............ Reynolds, Frank J ..,............, Ruymen, Marjorie A ..,..a...a.... Sarlo, Gerard J ...........,............... Schneider, William J ....... Schreckens+ein, William Hackensack S+., Eas+ Ru+her+ord Hayward PI., 'WaIIing+on Broadway, Passaic W. Passaic Ave., Ru+her+ord Nin+h S+., CarIs+ad+ Pos+ Ave., Lyndhurs+ Orien+ VVay, Ru+her+ord ...........207 Lexing+on Ave., Passaic Van Cleve Ave., Cli++on High S+., Passaic High S+., Passaic Livings+on Ave., Lyndhurs+ Home Ave., Ru+her+ord ...........I78 La+aye++e Ave., Passaic HamiI+on Ave., Cli++on Eigh+h S+., CarIs+ad+ Travers PI., Lyndhurs+ Hoboken Rd., CarIs+ad+ Seven+h S+., CarIs+ad+ Mon+ross Ave., Ru+her+ord Valley Brook Ave., Lyndhurs+ Shanahan, Edward J .......,..,,...,.... ,.....,......,.........,. I 94 Harding Ave., Cli++on Siggins, Veronica D .......... ..,,,......,...,.... 6 Il Union Ave., Lyndhurs+ Smi+h, Norber+ G .,.............,.... .,............... 9 8 Wes+erveI+ PI., Passaic Spahr, Ca+herine M .,,.........,,, .,,......,,., 6 O9 Madison S+., CarIs+ad+ S+auback, Harry L ............... ........,....... 2 8 Orchard S+., Passaic Park S+ayskal, Emil J .....,...., ...,,.........,,.. 2 5 Waverly PI, Passaic Taylor, Elvia E ................. . .....,.,...........,.........,,.... 2 Fores+ Cour+, Passaic Tibus, EIizaIoe+h T. ................ ...........,.....,...........,,........ 9 I Rowland Ave., CIi++on Von Hoene, Helen J ........,... .......,...,. 2 I Wes+ Pierrepon+ Ave., Ru+her+ord Welnpel. Joseph A ........... ........................................... 2 7 Sherman S+., Passaic Winberry, Marie B ............ Zimmerman, Bea+rice A ...,....... Park Ave., Ru+her+ord .,........,502 Fi++h S+., CarIs+ad+ Dr. Frank L. McGuer+y Pafrons and Paironesses Rev. C. 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Terhune The Superior Marker Mr. and Mrs. B. Thomas Mr. Maihias Van Herwarcle Mrs. F. A. Von Hoene Mr. William Mr. Eugene L. Winberry Mrs. Eugene L. Winberry Mr. John J. Winberry C I f THE FACULTY H. Babyak G. Bill D. Boyd J. Brown W. Brunlchorsf J. Carr F. Chrisf A. Cummins J. Day J. Dineen E. Aikens S. Amalo G. Aschenbaclc B. Boon R. Boolh C Brown L. Burns D. Cavanaugh J. Claudepierre L. Crowly D. Curlin A De Collis J. M. M. R. J. J. J. F. H. H. E. F. M. J. M. F. A. W. G. R. J. G. D. COMPLIMENTS OF The Junior Class CLASSICAL COURSE Elrnes R. Leclcie Gilligan M. McCorlcell Gomes B. McNamara Harrison D. McNul+y Horler M. Meehan Hulchison H. Mehringer Jacoibefz M. Meyer Kane E. Mulhall Keniery M. Norz Kuhl E. O'Brien Lang J. O'Brien GENERAL COURSE Dressel C. Hoey Dressel C. Kaprain Eclcerl' C. Knieriem Fanracone G. Knieriem Fehrenbaclc J. McCudden Flynn M. Mayer Fraser G. Minor Friedriclcs M. Milchell Goerzl M. Molesan Haag V. Moran Hanley R. Neary Herzig M. Nierengarden J. Peferson E. Randall J. Reynolds J. Rugel A. Ruis J. Shea R. Smilh G. Snyder R. Spelman S. Speilman J. Noonan M. Radcliffe R. Rodger M. Rogers W. Sllcora C. Sprecher G. Thoms R. Timke J. Van Hassel J. Von Hoene A. Yosco F. Anguissola R. Arbree E. Baglnslci J. Barllell' M. Blum J. Bolodka T. Bolodlca W. Boyle E. Brehove F. Browne M. Buonocore M. Clarlr P. Croalc - J. Cullen G. Cummins W. Daly L. Di Sano R. Andre T. Ashlon D. Bowles E. Campbell D. Coniry R. Coyle J. De Rose E. Duerbeclc J. Durney L. Dyl E. Easler R. Fanlacone COMPLIMENTS OF The Sophomore Class CLASSICAL COURSE R. Donovan L. Kirchner M. Farrell C. Krul l. Fleming E. Kulalcowslci G. Foley A. Lanehan S. Gasparovic B. Linke R. Gelshenen L. Long R. Grady J. McHugh S. Hens G. McNamara C. Herberl' M. McSorley W Hoffman F. Mariano R. Holland N. Meagher G. lzsa J. Meskill W Jackson J. Neradka M. Jelley J. O'Keefe M. Kane L. Overbaugh R. Keane E. Peal K. Kessler J. Rapp G. Kevil R. Ruel GENERAL COURSE C. Flanagan M. Lucas M. Garvey E. McCabe M. Handza D. McCormick V. Hardiman C. McGowan C. Hendry J. Maggio M. Henneberry l. Marlin R. Henneberry E. Mayer H. Hoare C. Monaco A. Hoey P. Moran E. Jacobs J. Mullen M. Karle l. Nadler E. Kerlacy G. Ormsby M. Scafidi J. Schneider R. Schreiber F. Segawa O. Shafer J. Shanahan W. Shrielcs E. Sielski A. Skelenger R. Snyder W. Traina H. Van Eck J. Vill Neuve C. Walson M. Wenzel V. Willan G. Zipp K. Pelerson F. Pfluge J. Porrella E. Procailo E. Regan V. Rohan E. Shanley F. Solch F. Spellman W. Sl'anl'on H. Van Eck H. Walsh T. Baccanli W. Blacklon R. Blum J. Bossong D. Bowles G. Brudnicki B. Burns A. Carlier K. Caughey K. Cavanaugh I. Condes J. Condes E. Conroy M. Doole J. Fiederer U. Flanagan J. Foley J. Basfian J. Breslin J. Buonocore J. Davis M. Devine E. Dihfily R. Eaves L. Elmes H. Fehrenback M. Ferrara E. Gallagher P. Garrambone A. Gedeon R. Goobeck E. Grady COM PLIMENTS OF The Freshman Class CLASSICAL COURSE D. Fox F. Lopacienski E. Foy A. Lucas W. Hayes R. McCar+y J. 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Open Evenings Phone PASS. 2-7I I9 90 APPETIZING FOODS Spoiless Kifchen - Templing Service BUFFET LUNCH GRILL Good Food - - Tasfefully Prepared 7 ORIENT WAY RUTHERFORD, N. J. EVERITT'S MARKET FLORENCE B. EVERITT, Prop. Meafs, Fish, PouI+ry, Groceries and Vegefables 33I UNION AVENUE RUTHERFORD. N. J. Phones RUIh. 2-4-IOO, 2-4lOI Prompr Delivery on Phone Orders We Smile and HusTle GENERAL ELECTRIC Refrigeraiors - Laundry Equipmenf - Radios Lamps - Vacuum Cleaners GE Hofpoin+ Appliances BALS APPLIANCES CO. IO2 PARK AVENUE RUTI-IERFORD, NEW JERSEY Open Evenings Tel. RU+h. 2-I632 Delco Heal' - Frigidaire Air Condiiioning - Chevrolef Producfs of General Mofors UNior1 7-3558-7-96IS 4268 HUDSON BOULEVARD UNION CITY, N. J. CompIimen+s of A F R I E N D Tel. Monlclair 2-6937-3-lO7O House of Lucky Wedding Rings MICHAEL CORBO Dealer in Wafches and Jewelry 292 FOREST AVENUE GLEN RIDGE, N. J. TARSAL TRED SHOE STORE 46 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD, N. J. Telephone R Ulherford 2-0604 G. W. LEMORT Esf. I906 S. LEMORT LEMORT BROS. Hardware 8: Sherwin-Williams Producfs Paierson and Boiling Springs Avenues EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. Phone RUfherford 2-OIOO Tel. Hackensack 2-9449 STAR FUEL OIL CO., INCORPORATED Domesfic Fuel Oils 277 BERGEN TURNPIKE RIDGEFIELD PARK, N. J. Complimenis of MR. 81 MRS. D. M. SIGGENS HARRY C. BRADSHAW COLLEGE JEWELER 93 LAFAYETTE STREET NEWARK, N. J. Rings, Pins, Medals, Trophies CATALOGS ON REQUEST Complimenjrs of CONSOLIDATED BUS CO. ALLWOOD, BLOOMFIELD, LYNDI-IURST, PASSAIC and RUTI-IERFORD DENNIS J. GALLAG-I-IER, T DRAKE SCHOOL of BUSINESS and SECRETARIAL SCIENCE COURSES ACCOUNTANCY STENOGRAPI-IY SALESMANSI-IIP OFFICE MACHINES DRAKE SCHOOL I96-I98 JEFFERSON STREET PASSAIC, N. J. Telephone Peee. 2-oooz CompIImenIs of LADIES AUXILIARY REGINA COUNCIL No. I688 - K. of C. CompIimenI's of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Boyle CompIimen+s of DR. GEO. R. ANCHORS H. H. EDWARDS L. W. CURRENT KEDETTES AND KEDS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN W A L K - O V E R 63 PARK AVENUE RUTHEREORD. N. J. CompIimenIs of New York Shoe Repairing Co. Complimenfs of A F R I E N D Complimenfs of PARK CLEANING CO., Inc. I I24 PARK AVENUE I RUTHERFORD, N. J. I No conneciion wi+h any sI'ore wifh same name I TeIephone RU+herford 2-OSI4-OBI3 I ALWAYS WELCOME AT P H I L L I P S Home Made Ice Cream and Candy I LUNCHEONETTE I I Hours 8 A.M.-9 P.M. Phone RUIh. 2-5382 I DR. A. A. BLUMENTHAL I Surgeon Den'I'is+ Bogle BuiIcIing I I UU O I I- Ii? 'S C S -4 I 4 rn ,E an U1 Da T' Z Z -I ' Da L 4 ' rn Z C m - w77 S-C g-I -I 2. UO gb Q.-I ::I'I1 Q73 RHYTHM IS OUR BUSINESS I 700 MAIN AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J. I Telephone Passaic 2-8938 I I CompIimen'rs I of I MRS. P. M. O'TOOLE I I T 1 3 PHONE I-IOb In 3 IO4O 34425 26 N Y kREI 293602936I Complimenfs CONDENSER SERVICE 8: ENGINEERING CO., Inc. of 310 l2+I1 STREET C. J. BIANCHI HOBOKEN N J W. M. KENNEDY COmPTTme TS ALEX TAYLOR 8: CO., Inc OT A+I1Ie+ic Ou+fi++ers C. A. REYNCLDS, D.D.S. 22 EAST 42nd STREET NEW YORK CITY 94 Telephone: R Ulherforcl 2-0098 ALICE C. COLLINS Funeral Direcfor and Embalmer OFFICE: 4I AMES AVENUE Opposife Elks' Club ALBERT ILLINGER 8: SON 22 UNION AVENUE RUTI-IERFORD, N. J. Phone Rulherford 2-0724 Ru'Iherford's Own Family Liquor SIore Complimenls of A F R I E N D Telephone 2- I BI I ALBERT LEGRAND 8: SON Decoralors - Furnifure Refinishing I9 PARK AVENUE Run-IERFORD, N. J. Complimenls of KUDILE BROS. DAIRY HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. Complimenfs of fhe PEIRONAGA CLUB MARTHA LILLIAN ALICE CLAIRE GRACE CATHERINE FRANCIS LORETTA Complimenls of COMFORT BUS LINE I74 MAIN AVENUE WALLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Ride Wilh Us Complimenls of A F R I E N D Phone RUIherlorcl 2-II66-2-II67 all hours W. RUMMLER Flowers by Wire 49-5I PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD, N. J. FLORA R U M M LER, Secrela ry-Treasurer 95 Char'Ier a Coach for All Occasions STATION SQUARE Careful, Courieous Drivers FruiI and Produce MarIreI', Inc. REASONABLE RATES JERSEY CITY and LYNDHURST BUS COMPANY, Inc. 25 ORIENT WAY RUTI-IERFORD, N. J. ReI'aiI-A+ Wholesale Prices I I STATION SQUARE RUTHERFORD, N. J. Phone Rulheriord 2'3I52 Phone RUIherford 2-7070 Complirnenis of Complimenis JAMES S. ELY F Lawyer IO AMES AVENUE A RUTI-IERFORD, N. J. N SHORT we are this year produc- ing sixty-two Annuals in the finer colleges and preparatory schools from Maine to Arizona. Need we say more? Publifhery of the 1937 VERITAS Robert W Kalb Yjublzkbzrzg Corpomiion PUBLISHERS OF LIMITED EDITIONS AND THE BETTER ANNUALS 309 LAFAYETTE STREET NEW YORK CITY 96 v t L. 1 -S f.. . .K--, - -Y 1.1-