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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1940 volume:

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Years with their joys, failures, and successes, years we shall regret leaving behind us. That these years which we have spent together may not go down in history as years of which there can be traced no record, we the Class of l94O, have published the Veritas. It is our last combined effort as Students of St. Mary's and we hope it will be our best. behalf. She has woven a close tie between herself and our Senior Class and in gratitude for her many sacrifices we cannot help but feel indebted and grateful to her, our true friend. f lgelfelaellfl jL0l'YlCl5 9058194 SHED., .fgrchgiaiop of Wewarl' I940 Veritas 6 144.,,,1QQ.,.W1 mmm A gpm, 321,221 .fduxfgary gallop of WewarL St. Mary's High IQW. CAME, W Zakir, Pagfof ! ' 'fQpf,. gf ww-4-..,.L.a..,..sa'w - f I , . 4, f -' V' f' , ., . X ' l940 Veritas ff! muffin Sherry, .xdwiafanf St. Mary's h jyping poem Omni 1-Orinczjruffs 7Wa in gorrfclo ANITA OERTGEN ELSA VIRACK IRENE MEIGH VOILE DUPES ARTHUR BRUNI Veritas .xdclminiafrafion REV. C. W. TICHLER ......... .......................... P astor REV. M. F. SHERRY .......... ...... O ur Lady's Sodality SR. M. HYACINTH, O. P. ............................................................ Principal SR. M. ANITA, O. P. ................................ e .............................. Mathematics f,'777, M. PETRINA, Religion SR. M. GERALD, o. . .............. ..... Englioln SR M. AQUIN, O. P. .......................... ....... E nglish, Librarian SR. CLARE MARIE, O. P. ....................... ........ , ....... L atin, Religion SR. TERESA MARIE, o. P. ...... . ............... .............. s cience, Moil-.emoiloe , SR M. IMMACULATE, o. ii...lla.,...noise...In4n.io.if...I.......French' Zffziw 71412 M. MARITA, o. . ..... .. ......... Commercial, Religion gemxoeoee. SR M. AuREl.lA, o. P. y nKxeKkmMQSin?Amin, Religion 'RW SR M. GEORGITA, 0. I? . . . Science, Social Stu ies, Religion SR M. CORINE, O. .. .... 7.. .-.. sic, Religion SR M. WALTER, O. P. .................... ......... Religion, Biology MISS IRENE MEIGH ....... ........... R egistrar, Secretary MISS ANITA OERTZEN ..... ......... G irI's Physical Education g Home Nursing, First Aidg Extra-Curricular Activities MR. ARTHUR BRUNI ..... ........ B oy's Physical Educationp Football Coach MR. VOILE DUPES ...... ............... B asketball Coach I3 Sl. Mary 7 Y: ! 0 m 9 T gl i lf Qc.. w ,slr ' vi THOMAS BACCANTI IOSEPI-I A gentleman makes no noise. Little by little tasks are done. Baseball 3, Track 3, Indoor-track 3, Baseball 3, St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Blessed Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Propagation of Virgin Sodality 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Dra- Faith l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2. matics 4. ig ' l ' X i, t it QW, NJ Q .xl , X 4- WILLIAM BLACKTON lOl-IN BOSSONG Steadfast of thought, well-made, well wrought. Humbleness is always grace, always dignity. l:0Ofl30ll 3, 4, T 0Cl4 l, 2, 3, 4, Prom C0m' St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Mission Society 2, mittee 3, St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Mission So- I . , . . . , defy 3, 4, Blessed Virgin sodomy 41 Sports 3, Dramatics 4, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Carnival 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. Sport Carnival 3, 4, Glee Club l. GEORGE BRUDNICKI BERNARD BURNS Short of stature he was, strongly built and athletic. He was six feet o'man clear grit and human nature. Football 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Student Basketball 3, Captain 4, Track l, Blessed Council 3, 4, Veritas Staff 4, Prom Commit- Virgin Sodality 4, Prom Committee 3, Veri- tee 3, Mission Society 3, Blessed Virgin So- tas-Staff 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, St. Albert's dality 4, Sports Carnival 4, Propagation of Guild l. Faith 4. G' , if , ,, 41 ' Q1 iv -1'-.Y ... L..:'L -Y .in .,.., Y -M A, -.-JJ: ??Y YYYVV Yxvrfrr 71:57 7:a,. Yi l 'ij-t Q- il - .. Y f .L gs ALFRED CARTIER THOMAS CASTELLO Hconsult duty' not evemsdl Good nature is mightier than tomahawksf' Basketball 4, Baseball 3, Student Coun- I ' , , cil 4, St. Albert's Guild l, Blessed Virgin So- Football 3' 4' Bosebou 3' Blessed Vlrgm dolity 4. Varsity Club 4. Sodality 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4. LM! Q, ,wa ARTHUR CLARE So much one man can do, That does both act and know. Prom Committee 3, Basketball 3, 4, Blessed Virgin Sodality-Chairman 4, Corona Staff 4, St. Albert's Guild l, 2, 3, 4, Inter- class Basketball 3, Sports Carnival 3, 4, IAMES CONDES Calamity is man's true touchdown. Track l, 2, Propagation of Faith 2, 3, Bl dV SdI't4FtbllM Veritas Staff 4, Dramatics 4, Class Presi- esse gm O C' ' Y 5 OO C' Onager dent 4, Mission Society 3. 5 CHARLES CULLEN Virtue is like a ricn stone best plainly set. Football 3, 4, Baseball 3, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Mission Society 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Corona Staff 4, Veritas Staff 4, Dramatics 4, Prom Committee 3, lnter- class Basketball 3, Camera Club 3, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, St. Albert's Guild 2, 3 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. IAMES DAVIS Wisdom-a man's best friend. 'Glee Club l, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, St. AIbert's Guild l 2 3 - I a5,,ue,,..Q.1Lp7z., UW!! I8 ., . if , f 1 ' 4 ARTHUR ELLIS IOSEPH FIEDERER Ready hand and friendly heart, True wit is everlasting. NWCYS willing T0 do his POW-H S Sports Carnival 3, 45 Student Council 45 Football 45 Glee Club 45 Treasurer 45 Corona Staff 45 St. Albert's Guild 2, 35- Dra- Blessed Virgin Sodality 45 Varsity Club 4. g01g5gS44fpfgjnnfggrfl35,jg glessed Vlrgm So' aw, W Yi ' S, s..,s. ...mef ii l U, BE IN FIN If OW i' JAMES FINIZIO F 'Q ' ' thi lmpossi il f - willing heart. 5 A ro mmitte '1 rack Manager 35 lee I 3, 4: Sec -' . ry 42 Camera Club An honest heart possesses a kingdom. St nt Council 3, 45 Veritas Staff 3, 45 ln - lass Basketball 35 Basketball Man- , . . , 5 45 Blessed Virgin Sodality 45 Chairman St' Albert S Gund 4' Cheerleader 4' 5 Band 45 Corona Staff 45 Dramatics 45 St. Blessed Virgin Sodality 4. Albert's Guild l, 2, 3, 45 Sports Carnival 3, 45 Orchestra 4 l EDWARD PGY PETER GARRAMBONE Repose and cheerfulness are the badge Good humor makes all things tolerable. of a gentleman. Football 3, 4, Baseball Manager 3, Stu- dent Council 4, St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Prom Committee Cheerleader 3, 4, Glee Club l, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Mission Society 2, 3, St. Albeffls Guild l, 2, 3, 4- 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Track 2, Glee Club l, 2, Mission Socieyy 2, 3' Sport Carnival 3, 4. IA f' 'AX V J fl l E. f T 4 t g Ll Q., Q t i 1 .. I . I ' ' X 'lik' l--A I Y- HL!!--L ef'-'-J--! f-f-Ever:-aiu?-rr-'vie ix i.e,...... . '--rsf'-,a4..-..'..:9-2-.Q-.a::mr!.e? --I - THOMAS GREEN IOSEPI-I GRIPPO Gentle in mU 'le 1 resolute in action , Even though vanquished he could argue still. Sf- Albe T'S Guild l, 2i Glee Cll-lb l, 21 Football 4, Varsity Club 4, Blessed Virgin Student Council 3, 4, Blessed Virgin Sodality sodomy 4 7, 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4. ' W a -C i N WILLIAM HAYES He was quick to learn, a man of keen vision. IOI-IN H And heaven had wanted one immortal song. Glee Club 2, President 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, St. AIbert's 45 Drum Major 4i Mission Society Vice- Guild 2, 3, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Football 3, 4. President 3, Blessed Virgin Sodality Prefect 4, Corona Staff 4. IOHN I-IENDRY He dances well to whom Fortune pipes. Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, St. Albert's Guild l, 2, 3, 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2. GERARD I-HCKEY A good name is better than a precious ointment. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Sports Carnival Ns M riff WQAWMMQZQ l :iii If 'I EUGENE HUGHES EDWARD KELLY Dignity of manner always conveys a sense of Good humor malces all things possible. reserved force-H I 1 Propagation of Faith l, 2, 3g Track 2g -l- 0Cl4 lf 21 Sl- All3e T5 Guild li Blessed Blessed Virgin Sodality 4g Student Council Virgin Sodality 4. 4g Inter-class Basketball 3. CLARENCE KETZER EDWIN KEVIL The laughter of man is contentment of God. 'fi-qosten Slowly. Glee Club l, 2j Sf. Albert's Guild l, 2, 3, Football 3 4. Student, Councn 2 3 4. if Etuierfll Colsgcg 34.43 Blesaefill g 9.l'E SO' Prom Committee 3g Glee Club lg St. Alberfs 0 'fY, I 'UC I f f GSW 0 141 'Om Guild 2, 3g vorsafy Club 3, 4g Sports cama- Committee 35 Sports Carnival 3, 4. vo' 3 4. A . l xx 41 W: ek HAROLD KIBKPATRICK As prone to mischief as able to perform it. Prom Committee 35 Glee Club l, 25 Sports Carnival 3, 45 Student Council 45 Veritas Staff 45 Dramatics 2, 45 Blessed Virgin So- dality-St. Albert's Guild l, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball Manager 35 Track l5 Class President 2, 35 Corona Staff 3, 4. if M RICHARD Wisdom is the health of the soul. Student Council 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 25 St. Albert's Guild l5 Camera Club 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Blessed Virgin Sodality 4. IOSEPH KUCIN SKI For they can conquer who believe they can. Track l, 2, 3, 45 St. Albert's Guild l, 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Blessed Virgin Sodality 45 Sports Carnival 3, 4. FRANCIS LOPACIENSKI He that is thy friend indeed, He will help thee in thy need. Student Council l, 2, 3, 45 Veritas Staff 45 Corona Staff 45 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Treasurer 45 Blessed Virgin Sodality 45 Inter-class Bas- ketball 3, 45 Track 2, Captain 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 St. Albert's Guild 2, 35 Varsity Club 45 Mission Society 35 Indoor Track 35 Dramatics 45 Sports Carnival 3, 4. 0' CE IOHN LOWCHER MICHAEL MARIANO A good talker even more than a good orator implies a good audience. Speech is silver, silence is golden. Cheerleader 3, Prom Committee 3, Stu- . . . , dent Council 4, Veritas Staff 4, Dramcitics 1 Mlsslon Soclely l' 2' 3' 4' Student Coun- 3, 4, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Third Order C'l 42 C0me C' Club 32 SPOVTS Carnival 3, 42 3, 4, Track Manager 4. Propagation of Faith l, 2, 3, 4. IAMES MCDONALD ICI-IN MCGOWAN ll ll Upright simplicity is deepest wisdom. Men of few words are the best men' ' Blessed Virgin Sodality 4' Propagation of St. Albert's Guild l, Blessed Virgin Sodal- Faith 2 3 4. lmepdoss Bclskefbgll 3' Bas- lly 4' Propogollon Ol Foltll li Baseball li ketbalI'4,' Vhrsity Club 4, Student Coun- Football 2, Inter-class Basketball 3. C51 4, X g V V ' D 1 . I 1 AUGUST MICHELINI WILLIAM MOONEY Hin your patience ye are Strong!! The basis of good manners is self-reliance. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mission Society l, 2, 3, , , , , Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Student Council 4, Sports CGf f'Ol 3' 4f M'S5'O ' Somew 2' 3? Sports Carnival 3, 4, St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Blessed V 'Q 'l SOCl0l'fY 41 Sf- Albe T'S Guild 3, 4. D l, 2, Baseball 3. EDWARD MORRIS HAROLD MULLER A man he seems ot cheerful yesterdays and A cheerful, easy, open countenance. Confident Tomorrows' Class Treasurer 3 Blessed Virgin Sodality St. Albert's Guild l, 2, 3, Blessed Virgin 4, Propagation of Faith l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, Sodality 4, Basketball 3, 4, Prom Committee Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, Varsity Club 3, 3, Veritas Staff 4, Student Council 4. 4, Prom Committee 3, Corona Staff l. ,fb sffnly FRANK MUSA J' FRANK OCELLO His worth is warrant for his welcome. ,,A good heart is worth gold, Football 3, 4, St. Albert's Guild l, 2, . , , Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Prom Committee Glee Club 1' 2' Propogapon of FGM' lf 2' 3, Track l: Glee Club 1, 2, Mission Society 3, 4, Blessed V '9 50Cl0l fY 4, 5P0ffS COV- 2, Sports Carnival 3, 4. nival 3, 4, Track l, 2. 3 l llftifsfw F tl WILLIAM OCONNOR ' ALFRED OKULSKI Hof soul sincere' in faith and honor Cleoro, ' is G d gives skill but not without men's hands. I lee Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, F00fb0ll 2, 3, 4, VUFSWY Club 2, 3, 4, Bl ssed Virgin Sodality 4, Propagation of Baseball 3, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, St. AI- Faith 2, 3, Mission Society l, Sports Car- bert's Guild l, 2, 3, Sports Carnival 3, 4. mval 31 45 Dmmatlcs 4- : ,.' 1 Q .Q -'xl i., ' , H34 l 'Z is . 4, A s l FRANK PETERSON FABIAN OKULSKI A face with a smile and a story of wit. A true and noble friend shrinks not at the TrClCk MOHOQEY 3, 45 Track ll, 2, Student X greatest trials. Council 45 Veritas Staff 45 Blessed Virgin . h D I Sodality 45 Propagation of Faith l, 2, 3, 45 Blessed Vl 9 'l 50d0l fY 42 ST- Albert S Football 35 Varsity Club 3, 45 Sports Carni- Guild l, 2, 3, 45 Sports Carnival 3, 4. val 3, 45 Mission Society 2, 3, 4. ,115 or-Y 6 W 4 EDWARD PETZ RAYMOND PHALON J ll His words are trusty heralds to his mind. lllS '0Wled9e is Power-H - Student Council 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Cam- Glee Club l, 25 Prom Committee 35 Propa Orion of Faith I 2 3 4- Blessed Virgin oro Club 3: Mission Society 3: Pfooogofioo Q I I I I Sadality 45 Apostolic Committee 4. of Foifh l, 2, 35 Blessed Vlfgln 50Cl0llfY 4- 2 ll .O STANLEY SBOKA A very honest hearted fellow. AQJQJ l JULIUS SUTTOR 7 l Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. ' Football 2 3 4' Basketball 3 4' Baseball Football Mgr. 4, St. Albert's Guild 2, 3, 3. Track 1 'Glzee Club I 2.'St'- Albertis BleSSed Vlfgln S0d0lllY 41 Df0mGflCS 42 STU' Gluild l, Blessed Virgin Sodlality 4, Varsity dent Council 4. Club 3, 4. LOUIS SULLIVAN Only the heart without a strain knows perfect ease. Class Vice-President l, 2, 4, Blessed Vir- mittee 3 ropagation of Faith l, 2, 3, 4, gin i y 4, Glee Club l, 2, Prom Com- V s ,Staff 4. ROBERT VON HOENE The chiefest action for a man of great spirit ls never to be out of action. Football 2, 3, Captain 4, Basketball 3, 4, Student Council 4, Head of Prom Commit- tee 3, Track l, Baseball 3, Band 3, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, St. Alber 's Guild l, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3. 71 J 3 XML! W . L EDWARD WALSH LEROY WALSH Silent when glad, affectionate though shy. He scatters enjoyment who can enjoy much. MC0mef03 Cglrbfgg fileeGC,'Il3b125 Bgfebag Glee Club 1, sf. Aieerrs Guild 1, 2, 3, 4, anoger , . er s UI , , esse . - - . . Virgin sodomy 4: Mission Society 21 32 Elessed Virlgirq 3SoZlality 4, Basketball 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Band 4. ports Comwc' ' ' Wifi V 2l'J'QL E oat, 2 JOHN WARQK ALFRED WYNER He conquers who endures-H Real worth requires no interpreter. Glee Club l' 2' 3' 41 O'Ches O 3,41 Bond Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Blessed 3, 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4, St. Albert's Guild 3, 4, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4. Virgin sodomy 4' xi Q A JAMES YQSCO RALPH ZIMMERMAN Happy am l, from core I'm free, Why oren't they oll contented like me? Track I 2 3 4 St Albert S Gund 2 3 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Blessed Virgin Sodol- Blessed V 'Q 'l 50d0 'fY 4 Glee Club l VCV ity 4, St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Sports Ccirnivol sity Club 3 4 3, 4, Dromcitics 4. MIRIAM DEVINE Cheerfulness is an off-shoot of goodness- ond wisdom. Glee Club l, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Dro- motics l, 4, Blessed Virgin Sodolity 4, Prom Committee 3, St. Albert's Guild l, Student Council 4. ' 'J A l .9 KAY CAVANAUGH No spring nor summer beauty hath such grace. .1 ic 28334 ff. KATHLEEN CAUGHEY Give me a look, Give me a face, Glee Club 1, 2, sf. Albert's Guild 1, 2, Tho' makes S'mp C Y 'J We' Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Mission Society l, St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Mission Society l, 2, Dramatics l, Propagation of Faith 3, 2, 3, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Sports Car- Corona Staff 3. nival 3, 4, Glee Club l. IRENE CONDES Nothing endures but personal qualities. St. Albert's Guild l, Blessed Virgin Sodal- ity 4, Dramatics l, 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Swimming Club 3, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Corona Staff 3, 4, Mission Society 2. IEAN BBESLIN Soul deep eyes of darkest night. Glee Club l, Dramatics l, 4, Mission So- ciety l, 2, 3, St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Corona Staff 4, Riding Club 3, Sports Carnival 3, 4. 'fave jf ww Qsijfafff wr'-Hemi S., ELEANOB DIFFLEY She is the form of life and light, MARIGN DOOLE With laughing eyes and manners bright. 'Good sense and good nature are never separated. Dramatics l, 2, St. Albert's Gulid l, 2, Stu- . . . , . dent Council 4, Sports Carnival 4, Glee Club M'55'0 ' SOUGTY l, 2, 3, Prom, Committee l, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Prom Commit- 32 D 0m0f'CS l, 2i Sf, Alberts GU'ld 22 tee 3. Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Sports Carnival 3. MARY EBEBT HELEN FEHBENBACH 'om the looks--not the lips, the soul is reflected. HSI-.9 hom Q ,-tofu,-QI, wise sincerity, C Gle?t?lul332f S31 Aifllssgon Socllegy if plgom Dramatics l, 2, Student Council 4, St. Al- ommi ee , por s arniva , , ra- , . , - . matics 4' Corona Staff 4' Blessed Vir in bells Gulld l' 2' Sports Comlvol 4' Gle Sodality 14, Treasurer 4, I Propagation of Fqiflq 3, 4 3, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4. Q Club l, Mission Society l, Prom CommittEe 6 ,H ELEANOR GALLAGHER Beauty is a quality of the heart. It is more than skin deep. Glee Club l, St. Albert's Guild l, Prom Committee 3, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4. U K .. ff t xx 5, J sri 'J 1 si ti . l RosEMAR1E GOOBECK She has a heart with room for every joy. Glee Club l, 2, 3,, St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Dramatics 2, Mission Society 2, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4. IJ I ' luif. Z --PWQ4f Mfv1.e.4I,,,,.,,,q' jl77fM, ARLIN E IACKSON I And the birds stopped their music and listened Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Blessed Virgin So- dality 4, St. Albert's Guild l, Corona Staff 3, 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Veritas Staff 4, Mission Society 3, Dramatics 4. w'th jealousy. St. Albert's Guild l, 2, 3, Mission Society 2, 3, 4, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, President 4, Dramatics 4. MM M ,M .lm MARION IACOBY The unborn geniality of some people amounts to genius. St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Corona Staff 4, Student Council 3, Glee Club 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Veritas Staff 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Sports Car- nival 4. VEBONICA IAUGSTETTER Nothing is pleasant that is not spiced with variety. Dramatics l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, St. Al- bert's Guild 2, Mission Society l, 2, 3, Prorn Committee 3, Corona Staff 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4. Of W M97 ll it X ELIZABETH KAPTAIN X qfll Of GLORIA KILEY Her deeds are overshadowed by her modesty. 2AfuTINzi1U:g:1::OeClE:ehgh? Cgfngmce' St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Glee Club l, 2 Dramatics l, 2, 4, Student Council 3, 4 Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Mission Society 2. Glee Club l, 3, Orchestra 3, St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Riding Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Mission So- ciety l, 2, 3, 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Student Council 4, Dramatics l, 4. W 4? GERTRUDE KNYFF AUDREY LECDNARD She mastered whatever was worth knowing Her Cir' her manners' all who Sow admired , ' Corona Staff l, Class Secretary 3, 4, St. Propagation of Faith 2, 3, 4, Camera Club Albert's Guild l, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Dra- 3, Riding Club 3, Corona Stott 2, 4, Prom matics 2, 3, 4, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Committee 3, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Secretary 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Sports Carnival 3, 4. Council 4. VERONICA LIETO A sweet expression is the highest type of female loveliness. Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, St. Albert's Guild l, 3, Mission Society l, 2, 3, Sports rnival 3 4' Prom Committee 3. ,M Mjif,Wff M Q i .RX lx' i KATHERINE LOBDELL A lovely girl is above all rank. 441 Glee Club l, 2, 3, Secretary 4, St. A er ' Guild l' Blessed Vir in Sodcility 4 ra- , Q matics l, 2, 4, Prom Carnival 3, 4. 1 if ,Jy ALICE LUCAS A good laugh is sunshine in the house. St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Dramatics l, 2, Prom Committee 3, Corona Staff 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Propagation of Faith l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. KATHLEEN MCCANN Taste is the next gift to genius. St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Riding Club 3, 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Prom Committee 3, Dramatics 4, Swim- ming Club 3, Mission Society 2, 3. REGINA MCCORMICK True friends are better than fine gold. Dramatics l, 2, Mission Society l, 2, 3, 4, St. AIbert's Guild l, 2, Corona Staff 3, 4, 3, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4 , 'U .g'7,,,i 4L!11Qff4'L: ELIZABETH CCUDDEN Simplicity is a captivating grace in woman, as rare as it is attractive. Glee Club l, St. AIbert's Guild l, 2, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Mission Society 3, 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4. 37 LUCIA MICHELINI Music waves eternal wands. St. Albert's Guild l, Blessed Virgin Sodal- ity 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4. IOAN NASH There is only one proof of ability-action. Propagation ot Faith l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l ,2, 3, 4, Corona Staff l, 2, 4, Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Prom Committee 3, Class Treasurer l, Mission So- ciety l, 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Debating Club 3, Sports Carnival 3, 4. -llfll Q if L VERNA NUGENT K A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and K! divinely fair. v Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics l, 2, 3, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, St. Albert's Guild l, Corona Staff 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. NANCY OCELLO To brisk notes in cadence beating glance her twinkling feet, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Corona Staff 4, Stu- dent Council 4, St. Albert's Guild l, 2, Rid- ing Club 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Dramatics l, 2, 3, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Prom Committee 3, Mission Society 2, 3, 4. its rf' EILEEN ODEA Such harmony in motion, speech and air. Cheerleader l, 2, 35 Captain 35 Blessed Virgin Sodality 45 Prom Committee 35 St. Al- bert's Guild l5 Sports Carnival 45 Mission So- ciety 3, 45 Corona Staff. A A .fi 5 -1 -I - ff.gtfaiifZzt?A3sti,...- . iiii 5 5 , GRACE PARKER Amiability shines by its own light. Mission Society 25 Corona Staff 45 Glee Club 45 Blessed Virgin Sodality 45 St. Al- bert's Guild l5 Dromatics 45 Sports Carni- val 3, 4 MARY RANDALL True modesty is a discerning grace. Blessed Virgin Sodality 45 St. Albert's Guild l5 Propagation of Faith 45 Mission So- ciety l, 2. liiillfil it ,M ELIZABETH REGAN She dwells so securely on the excellence of her honor. Glee Club 45 St. Albert's Guild 45 Blessed Virgin Sodality 4. Q 5,1 , .K- 7?A4f c4'7.f-v MJ- w- 7 M .KM LUELLA RIST From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Mission Society lg Blessed Virgin Sodality 4g St. Albert's Guild lg Sports Carnival 3, 4g Dramatics l. nP44-4ft,Lti- lzftw. fybyuo ,dw MARY ROCO Energy and persistence conquers all things. Blessed Virgin Sodality 4g Majorette 4g Glee Club lg Dramatics lg Prom Committee 3, Sports Carnival 3, 4g Corona Staff 4g St. Albert's Guild lg Mission Society 3, 4g Social Committee 4. ef IM MARGARET RU SELL 'The two noblest things, are sweetness and light. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 3g Prom Committee 3g St. Albert's Guild lg Sports Carnival 3, 4g Blessed Virgin Sodality 4g Dramatics 2, 3, 4g Corona Staff 4. IOSEPHINE SCELSA Her eyes as stars of twilight fair Like twilight, too, her duslcy hair. Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4g Blessed Virgin Sodality 4g Corona Staff 4, St. Albert's Guild l, 2g Prom Committee 3. NP .M new uw lvl Hi IRENE SKELENGER FLORENCE STRAUB She is a bonny-wee thing. The flower of meekness on a stalk of grace. St. Albert's Guild l, Glee Club 3, 4, Dra- Glee Club l, 2, St. Albert's Guild l, 2, matics l, 2, 4, Corona Staff 4, Sports Car- Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Dramatics l, 2, nival 3, 4, Mission Society l, 2, Blessed Vir- Prom Committee 3, Sports Carnival 3, 4, gin Sodality 4. Mission Society l, 2, 3. KATHERINE TIGHE 'Tis good to be merry and wise. Prom Committee 3, Sports Carnival 3, 4. CECELIA VAN NOTE Good nature is the very air of a good mind. Glee Club l, 2, Student Council 4, St. Al- bert's Guild l, 2, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Dramatics 2, 4, Corona Staff 3, 4, Mission Society l, 2, 3, Sports Carnival 3, 4. I Y nw 4 . or Ojljb V1 my iii. I . CATHERINE WALTER Z ' None know thee but fo love mee, MARGUERITE WARD WW Nor name thee but to praise thee. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, St. Albert's Guild l, Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Mis- sion Society l, 2, 3, 4, Corona Staff 3, 4, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Prom Committee 3, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Blessed Virgin Com- mittee 4. Graceful to sight and elegant to thought. Glee Club l, 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Corona Staff 4, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Dramatics l, St. Albert's Guild l. S cf W9 MARION WILSON Her hair was sunny as her heart. Glee Club l, 4, Sports Carnival 3, 4, Dra- matics l, Blessed Virgin Sodality 4, Prom Committee 3, Corona Staff 4, St. Albert's Guild l, Mission Society 2. g wi5 e5 fo fLe graoluafing Gfazid o I940 OU HAVE attained the goal of your desires. The four years of study and application to your scholastic duties have earned for you the distinction and the honor of being Grad- uates of St. Mary's High School. Now you look forward to your Graduation Day. With mingled emotions you anticipate that day when in the presence of your parents, relatives, friends and teachers, you will receive your diplomas and hence- forth be enrolled as Alumni of St. Mary's High School. You will be both glad and sorry. Glad-because of a worthy end, worthily achieved. Sorry-because of the breaking of ties of school-mates and associations that, during the past four years, have become very dear to you. But as Time and tide wait for no man you also are pushed forward into that vast expanse known as the Future. So what do I wish you? A Happy Ending? Yes. But a Happier Future Sincerely, CHARLES W. TICHLER Callafft all jdfanlent E, the Senior Class of St. Mary's High School, having completed four years of study at this institution of learning, and realizing fully the obligations we owe our underclassmen, do hereby put forth the fol- lowing testimonials: To Father Tichler, our Spiritual Adviser, we do bequeath, in acknowl- edgment of his kindness to us, the deepest gratitude our mortal hearts can extend. To the members of the Faculty, who have sacrificed so much for us, we bequeath the success to which their teaching will inevitably lead us. To the juniors, our title and the honors that attend it, that they may carry on the tradition of S. M. H. S. To the individual students, we do bequeath the following: Ben Findlow, his editorship, to anyone who can do as grand a job. Eleanor Diffley, her lrish eyes to Mary Clare. Maria Hollis, her enchanting voice to Peggy Ormsby. John Bossong, his Barrymore technique to Gene Kelly. Gloria Kiley, her riding .ability to any one who sits a horse as well. Bernard Burns, his short stature to Jim Sullivan. Jack Lowcher, his sartorial splendor to any junior. Edward Morris, his perfect haircomb to Frank Lindsay. Alice Lucas, her latest hair do to any appreciative junior. Lucia Michelini, the grand piano to any capable pianist. Verna Nugent, her fastidious taste in clothes to Marie Lenehan. Edwin Kevil, his slight build to John Lang. Gertrude Knyff, her knowledge of religion to Veronica Neyland. Raymond Phalon, his ability to anyone who has difficulty in French. Audrey Leonard, her teeth to anyone who uses them as smilingly as she. Josephine Scelsa, her melting, brown eyes to Clare Verian. Frank Peterson, his sportsmanship to Jim Rogers. Richard Kuhn, his ability to argue to Ed Farley. Edward Kelly, his model airplanes to his brother, Tom. Kitty Lobdell, her loveliness to Flo Caughlin. Kathleen McCann, her bountiful wardrobe to Kitty Snyder. Charles Cullen, his Chemistry book to any bright-minded junior. Louis Sullivan, his pleasant smile to Charles Clare. Helen Fehrenbach, her full length zippers to anyone who can use them. Eleanor Gallagher, her expressive eyes to Teresa Cullen. Kay Cavanaugh, her magnetic personality to Jean Noonan. Eugene Hughes, his handsome visage to Allan Grady. John Warok, his titian locks to Frank McCudden. Arline Jackson, her appealing voice to Maureen Welshofer. Elizabeth McCudden, her smart coiffures to Mary Pojedinic. Arthur Clare, his executive ability to any capable junior. Joseph Grippo, his jolly good humor to Frank Fizzorotti. Kathleen Caughey, her lrish wit to Jane Smith. Alfred Cartier, his quiet disposition to Gregory Brown. Edward Foy, his perpetual grin to Bernie Dolan. Eileen O'Dea, her title as best dancer to Marlyn McCann. Cecelia Van Note, her football heroes to Louise Spelman. John Heaney, his Lawrence Tibbet voice to Ben Piazza. Marge Russell, her appealing femininity to any lady-like underclassmen. John Hendry, his dancing feet to Leslie Howes. Clarence Ketzer, his clowning ability to Fred Mitchell. Marguerite Ward, her flaming hair to the Rowan twins. Jean Breslin, her lengthy eyelashes to Grace Cavalcante. Harold Muller, his shy grin to Harry Becker. O Veritas August Michelini, his willing help to the teachers to Anthony Scelsa. Catherine Walter, her good sportsmanship to her sister, Miriam. Alfred O'Kulski, his interest in the finer arts to Art Quinn. Marian Doole, her expressive hands to Gladys Gibney. Fabian O'Kulski, his true friendship to Robert Kirkpatrick. Edward Petz, his Dutch temper to Harry Burner. Michael Mariano, his student council post to any daring junior. Mary Ebert, her flawless complexion to Anita Driscoll. James McDonald, his manners to any unruly underclassman. Frank O'Cello, his tan polo coat to John Doremus. Julius Suttor, his classroom posture to Jack Lang. Mary Randall, her ping-pong prowess to Rita Kirchner. William O'Connor, his football togs to Jimmy Rich. John McGowan, his quiet mannerisms to John Grollimond. Robert Van Hoene, his football captaincy to his worthy successor. Veronica Jaugstetter, her pleasing frankness to Caroline Wilson. Edward Walsh, his little l3 to Andrew Thoms. Leroy Walsh, his hearty laughter to Edmond Spellman. Ralph Zimmermann, his sport shirts to Art Shumacker. Veronica Lieto, her athletic ability to Amelia Kretz. Nancy O'Cello, her twinkling toes to anyone who can stand the strain. Joe Bartlett, his bus to Bill Rourke. George Brudnicki, his basketball brains to Tom Kelly. Florence Straub, her perfectly groomed hands to Althea Meeham. William Blackton, his sweeping stride to Bill Fleming. Thomas Baccanti, his swing records to Brud Kirchner. James Condes, his red hair to Robert Tatham. Mary Roco, her majorette leadership to Betty Russell. Doris Bowles, her amazing oratorical ability to any underclassman. James Yosco, his auto bombs to any underclassman with a car. Arthur Ellis, his conquests to any shy junior. Thomas Castello his butch haircut to Robert Moran. lrene Condes, her red reversible to anyone with a flair for bright colors. Alfred Wyner, his sharpshooting eye to a future court star. Stanley Sroka, his plaid sport coat to John Munzing. Miriam Devine, her conservatively pretty ways to her sister, Jean. Joseph Fiederer, his bus tickets to any commuter. Grace Parker, her quietly winning way to Elizabeth Buonocore. - Peter Garrambone, his appendicitis to any junior who needs a vacation. Thomas Green, his quiet attitude to Frank Irwin. Marion Wilson, her dimples to Agnes Hansen. Gerard Hickey, his bicycle to Jimmy Kane. William Hayes, his French book to any industrious junior. Luella Rist, her steadfast loyalty to Patricia Kronyak. Joseph Kucinski, his yellow gloves to John O'Neil. lrene Skelenger, her small stature to her equally petite sister. Frank Lopacienski, his spikes to Joe Flynn. Kay Tighe, her infectious smile to the entire Junior class. Frank Musa, his pork-pile hat to William Goodsir. William Mooney, his sports knowledge to Joe Flynn. Joan Nash, her vitality to Shirley-Mehringer. James Davis, his power of keeping silent to any strong-willed person. Rosemary Goobeck, her consistent joke telling to any witty person. Elizabeth Regan, her ever-ready smile to any good junior. Harold Kirkpatrick, his genial smile to Joseph McNamara. Elizabeth Kaptain, her knowledge of shorthand to Bob Kirkpatrick. Marion Jacoby, her drumming ability to anyone with equal ability. MARION WILSON BERNARD BURNS St. Mary C7656 M010 QC? Paris, France-The famous American designers, Marion Wilson, Kath- leen McCann, and Marguerite Ward, arrived today at the International Fash- ion Show, for the comparison of Parisian and American styles. i 'k 'k Hollywood, Calif.-From a confidential source, l learned today that Louis Sullivan and Eddie Morris, heads of the M 8. S Picture Studios, intend to sneak-preview, in a few days, Ashes of Dreams, the new Epic written by John Bossong. 'lhe star is Eugene Hughes. 'k f 'k Los Angeles, Calif.-The Academy Award for the most outstanding play of the year was presented to Doris Bowles for her Nails of Prejudice. 'k 'k 1' Seattle, Wash.-A new discovery for the cure of Cancer has been made by Kay Cavanaugh, superintendent of Immaculate Hospital, and her world- famous staff of nurses, Luella Rist, Kay Tighe, Irene Condes, Regina McCor- mick, Mary Ebert, and Grace Parker. i 1' Q Atlantic City, N. J.-Kitty Lobdell and Lucia Michelini have just re- turned from the Teachers' Convention. They have succeeded in receiving, not only for themselves, but also for the teachers of their state, a substantial raise. This topic has been debated for some time. ir 5' W Cleveland, Ohio-Noted Gymnasts, Mary Randall, Gertrude Knyff and Veronica Lieto, have arrived this evening, en route to their homes in Chicago, with a plan to supervise the exhibition of New Gymnastics. Q 'A' it New York, N. Y.-Maria Hollis, head of the French department at Hun- ter College, sailed for Marseilles, France, to obtain material for her new book, Medieval France. With her are Betty Kaptain, famous dress designer, and Elizabeth McCudden, well known opera critic. Q 'k i Hollywood, Calif.-Al Okulski, and his famous orchestra, while making a personal appearance tour, will swing out their rhythm at Hotel Ideal, operated by Harold Muller and John McGowan. K i 1' ' Chicago, lll.-Bob Von Hoene, head coach of Holy Cross College, arrived today with a contingent of his champion football team, and was greeted by such outstanding Alumni as, William O'Connor, basketball coach, and Francis Lopacienski, track coach at the University of Chicago. fm Veritas Roosevelt Airport, N. Y.-Eleanor Diffley, Miriam Devine and Helen Feh- renbach, secretaries to the George Brudnicki-Ed Kelly Consolidated Airlines, favored reporters with the following items: The latest Clipper Model will be navigated by Captain James Yosco. Among the famous personages aboard the plane wil be Prima Donna, Arline Jackson, Horse-racing Magnate, Gloria Kiley, Noted Dietician, Verna Nugent, Mayor of Chicago, Harold Kirkpatrick, Movie Stars, Johnny Hendry and Blackie Wyner, and prominent scientists, Michael Mariano and Frank Musa. 'A' 1 'lr Augusta, Maine-Rising young executive of the American Lines, Jack Lowcher, has just returned from his trip around the world, and is doing all in his power to ward off photographers, Frank Peterson and Richard Kuhn, and reporters, John Warok and Leroy Walsh. W 'k i' New York, N. Y.-Father Raymond Phalon, S. J., famous scientist of Fordham faculty, will lecture the Catholic Youth Congress on Science and Progress. Y 'R 'k Hollywood, Calif.-Comedian Clarence Ketzer of Stage and Screen is recovering from a recent illness. During his absence, Ed Foy, who is making his first appearance in this city, will substitute. k 'k 'k Philadelphia, Pa.--August Michelini, head of the research department of Marz Chemical Agricultural Research, has just discovered with the as- sistance of Ed Walsh, William Hayes, and Gerard Hickey, a new solution that will revolutionize the entire orchid industry. With this liquid soil, the flowers will grow more abundantly and less expensively. 'A' i 'k Quebec, Canada-Within the next few days that Lucas robbery case will come to trial with Judge Edward Petz presiding. The plaintiff, Alice Lucas, will be.represented by that most renowned lawyer, Joan Nash. lt is expected that policewoman, Mae Roco will appear as a witness. 'k 'lt 'k Los Angeles, Calif.-The new Star Light Night Club, owned by Stanley Sroka and Joe Grippo, will have its opening this coming Sunday. The featured attraction of the evening will be the rising young dancing star, Nancy O'Cello. k 'I' i Kentucky-The famous lpano Toothpaste Model, Audrey Leonard was seen today at the Derby, dodging reporters, Josephine Scelsa and Florence Straub. Miss Leonard has just signed a two year contract with the lpano Company. St. Mary's I . A...iL.-- r P --.-11.4, Hollywood, Calif.-Noted Cartoonist, Rosemarie Goobeck, is the new suc- cessor of Walt Disney. She has appointed Fabian Okulski and Ralph Zim- mermann, chief operators of the Spectrophotometer. 'k 'A' 'k Washington, D. C.-Eileen O'Dea, Veronica Jaugstetter, Cecelia Van Note, and Irene Skelenger, private secretaries to Charles Cullen and Alfred Cartier of the Dies Committee, have been listed among the highest paid secre- taries of the country, according to the i950 census. 'k it i Trenton, N. J.-A large Dry Goods concern owned by Julius Suttor and James Finizio, was the site of a four-alarm blaze which spread rapidly over the entire adjoining row of factories. Among them were those of Thomas Baccanti and Frank O'Cello. Firemen who received praise for their brave rescues were James Condes and Joseph Kusinski. 'k 1' W New York, N. Y.-Radio Singing Stars, Catherine Walter, John Heany and Margaret Russell, will celebrate their fifth annual triumph over the NBC network. 'k 'A' 'k Dallas, Texas:-Well-known ranchwoman, Kathleen Caughey, will en- tertain at her Lone Star Ranch, several prominent young debutants, among whom will be Jean Breslin, Eleanor Gallagher, and Marion Doole. It is also rumored that a few outstanding society figures, as Billy Blackton and Wil- liam Mooney are planning to organize an Escort Bureau for o change in the Social World. Q 'k 'I' Newark, N. J.-To the City's already outstanding number of good res- taurants has been added the Continental, managed and owned by Art Ellis and Joe Fiederer. I' 1' f Miami Beach, Fla.-Eminent Broker, Ben Findlow, and his private Secre- tary, Marion Jacoby, have just arrived at the Corsair Hotel managed by Pete Garrambone. While on a tour of the United States, their transportation is being furnished by Joseph Bartlett's Private Chauffeur Service. 1- -if -k ' New York, N. Y.-The nation was rocked, late last night, by the new business deal between Tom Costello and the Sobol Brothers. Costello is now the owner of the chain of gas stations. A MARIA HOLLIS DORIS BOWLES Veritas 4 , .un.imnnm. .kiA C.. ,.. ... CAM PJ HAROLD KIRKPATRICK EUGENE HUGHES RAYMOND PHALON ALFRED CARTIER ROBERT VON HOENE CLARENCE KETZER BENJAMIN FINDLOW JACK LOWCHER ARTHUR CIJKRE JACK LOWCHER CHARLES CULLEN EDWARD WALSH JOHN HEANY ARTHUR ELLIS RAYMOND PHALON FRANK PETERSON HAROLD KI RKPATRICK HAROLD MULLER LOUIS SULLIVAN JOHN HENDRY Most Popular Best Looking Most Likely to Succeed Most Serious Best Athlete Class Comedian Pride of Faculty Best Dressed All Around Student Most Sophisticated Class Sweethearts Most Bashful Most Dignitied Class Flirt Most Studious Best 'Sport Best Personality Most Optimistic Most Infectious Smile Best Dancer ' Girl AUDREY LEONARD KITTY LOBDELL DORIS BOWLES KATHLEEN CAUGHEY GLORIA KILEY ROSEMARIE GOOBECK DORIS BOWLES KATHLEEN McCANN VERNA NUGENT VERONICA JAUGSTETTER MARY EBERT GRACE PARKER MIRIAM DEVINE MARION WILSON MARGARET RUSSELL CATHERINE WALTER CATHERINE TIGHE VERNA NUGENT MARIA HOLLIS EILEEN O'DEA Sl. Mary s 44 Q : F 1 5 ! 5 I 1 1 ,aw ,A ir, ,Q .R It '5 xv r., K B S. M. i ..-' fr K i , s if ii f .E B... :'f 5 A' W , ? .':f- ' 4 --, sw 125453, iifimig: mx . ,, , 55 ,.r, .5 ki 4 ,, ' .W,,,,,,..M.M....W.,.,.,..+,,,,q .,,w,W..,.,,..,, , .,Y. ..kX..., J V, g Q vw vrm mv.vim.fMNfvwwfv-wan-www-1, k ,L t 1 ! Q 1 1 Q 'I 2 i N . . 'Jw' , f r ,fe ,, . is wif .w 4 n F 'ii ,,,g,,g.: ..- , .Twig ga ,X I .K e :af e mm mf emma, mama an 'ww -.f M. Wilson 6. L. Sullivan M. Russell 7. K. Tighe M. Jacoby 8. J. Grippo Unidentified 9. A. 8. F. Okulski P. Gorrombone IO. M. Word B. Koptoin F. Peterson B. Findlow L. Walsh C. Von Note M. Hollis l S l Marys High 4 5 i I llirifcw Sa EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ........ ASSISTANT EDITOR ....... MANAGING EDITOR ......... BUSINESS MANAGER ........ ADVERTISING MANAGER ...... CIRCULATION MANAGER ......... PATRON MANAGER ...,..... ART EDITOR ............................ ...................... ASSISTANT ART EDITORS ......Benjamin Findlow ....,..Cl'1arIes Cullen ........BernarcI Burns .......George Brudnicki .......Harold Kirkpatrick .............Louis Sullivan ...........Edward Morris Francis Lopacienski Marian Jacoby, Alfred Okulski PHOTOGRAPI-IIC EDITOR ....... .......................... F rank Peterson l940 Veritas .gzwlenf Conn ci BY THEIR INTERCHANGES SHALL YE KNOW THEM. ORKING on this theory, St. Mary's has always maintained a wide- awake Student Council. With quiet advice and calm directions the Council maintains order between classes. The Council is composed of the cream of the upper classes. The aim of every student is to one day stand in their honored positions. And well worth while is that ambition too. lt's wonderful to be a member of the school's Body ot Trust. Just as St. Mary's, the school, holds its head high among its kind so does its student council rank in disciplinary school bodies. And so they stand quietly alert, our Sentinels of Silence and safety-the Student Council. St. Mary's Hiiw i -f h L l. l l l we KLJAQJ Mrgin Lsbclagfy HIS year the entire student body joined the Blessed Virgin Sodality, under the spiritual guidance of Father Sherry. The following officers were elected: John Heaney, Prefect, Doris Bowles, Vice-Prefect, Audrey Leonard, Secretary, and Mary Ebert, Treasurer. The student body has given its whole-hearted cooperation in every under- taking, making success possible. The Literary committee with Arthur Clare as chairman, has collected magazines and distributed them to hospitals and other institutions, the Apostolic Committee, having Verna Nugent for chair- man, has done exceptionally great work in distributing baskets, working for the missions and collecting Propagation of the Faith dues. The Eucharistic Committee, of which Joan Nash is chairman, helped to promote more fre- quent communion and a deeper love of the Blessed Sacrament. Our Lady's Committee with Josephine Scelsa as chairman, has bought flowers for Our Lady's altar, supplied the students with Miraculous Medals, and encouraged the members to say more rosaries, especially during the months of October and May. Benjamin Findlow as chairman of the Social Committee directed his efforts to the further development of social activities in the school. l-le was aided considerably by Francis Lopacienski, Chairman of the Publicity Committee, whose posters are familiar to the students. The Sodality made a good start this year and has indeed showed splendid results. Let us hope that the good work will continue next year and every year. GERTRU DE KNYFF. H940 Veritas i OUP 0I 0l'lG, N September, the Student body elected a Corona staff which they thought capable of upholding the fine reputation the Coronas in the past had establised. Both the staff and the student body in general lent that spirit of coopera- tion so essential for achievement, and, as a result, the edition of the Corona in October was commendable. Its literary works, class news, editorials, per- sonalities, poems and witticisms, provided interesting reading. ln sharp contrast to our machine-printed monthly, is the first Corona, one decade ago, which was a hand-printed publication. Owing to the con- sistent improvement of the Corona, we have today a school paper representa- tive of St. Mary's High School. One which expresses personal opinions, and gives vent to the student's journalistic abilities. And so, as the first decade of the Corona draws to a close, we of the staff of '40 extend a heart-felt thank-you to the faculty, and to all those who have been so generous with their assistance. To the l94l staff we give our hearty congratulations. Into your hands we confidently place the Corona with our sincerest wishes for success. ' St. Mary s High Le CM EORGANIZING for the fifth consecutive year, the Glee Clubs of St. Mary's High School set forth under the guidance ofa new directress, with their characteristic determination for success. At the first meeting in September, capable officers were elected. They are as follows: Boy's Glee Club Officers, Presi- dent, John Heaney, Vice-President, Francis Lopacien- ski, Secretary, Benjamin Findlaw, and Treasurer, Ar- thur Ellis. l I9-40 Veritas 60 1940 Girl's Glee Club Officers: President, Arline .lack- song Vice-President, Catherine Walterg Secretary, Katherine Lobdellg Treasurer, Verna Nugent. The combined Boys' and Girls' Glee Club presented Christmas and Spring Concerts. Both events were very successful and well received by an appreciative audi- ence. The Glee Clubs sincerely thank Lucia Michelini, our accompanist, who ably assisted in making l94O a prominent year in the Club's history. JOAN NASH '4O. 61 St. Marys High 66:7 77 .. Ae Queen HIS year will always remain red lettered in the history of St. Mary's. At last we had our band-in uniform! Three times the Queen stole the show -at the final football game, at the concert and at the Car- nival. One could almost see the pride we all felt in our band. Heads up, shoulders back, resplendent in blue and white, they marched. Not to men- tion the almost West Point magnificence of their leader, John Heaney. But even a band would not be complete without the feminine touch. That too was provided-in the person of three agile majorettes, fair examples of the beauty of St. Mary's. This is only the beginning. lt is the ambition of The Queen to become the best band-orchestra in the state. And looking at the progress it has made in only two years, it looks as if it will realize that ambition, but soon. DORIS BOWLES '4O. I940 Veritas I' il I l CAQQFLQ 612125 CHEER, CHEER, CHEER, Foiz st. MARv's HIGH! ITH four surviving veterans there were three selected from new re- cruits. The eliminations were suprvised by Miss Oertzen, our coach, assisted by Eileen O'Dea, Joan Nash, Nancy O'Cello, Ralph Zimmer- and Alfred O'Kulski. Those chosen were: Katherine Snyder, Maureen Wels- hofer and Edward Foy. Clad in school colors, blue and white, the Squad led the cheers with en- couraging success, attaining a new high in school spirit, throughout the foot- ball and basketball seasons. We, of the cheerleading Squad, who are to part, hope that in the future the student body will continue to cooperate with full support. SCHOOL SPIRIT is the essential factor in spurring our team on to Victory . . . Let this be our Motto. . . , ElLEEN o'DEA '4o. E sl ,l il, , , l '1 l J l 4 l 1 l l l l l l St. Marys High Q I I940 Veri l l lam...-'E -- 1 . joofdaf HE Gaels representing the l940 St. Mary's football team will long be remembered as the eleven iron men. Throughout their hard sched- ule the Saints carried only eighteen players, a squad which turned in a creditable record considering the size and number of the team. Defeat was felt five times of the six contests played, however, the opposition con- fronted was that of a higher caliber than teams of the past have met. The spirit and gameness of the team was never dampened, as is evidenced by the closeness of the scores. Eleven iron men traveled to Lyndhurst where they received a sur- prisingly close defeat from the Golden Bears by the score of 6 to 0. Let- ting up only once in the sixty minute gruelling battle, the team earned a moral victory from the heavy and experienced victors. Tom Kelly stood out on the field, as did Andy Schimpf, who received an injury, which lost him to the team for the rest of the season. ln succession, following the grand tie with Saint Cecelia, the Mary- men lost to Saint Michaels of Jersey City in an excellent game-7 to 6, then came the Cardinals of Saint Peter's, where a crowd of 2,500 fans wit- nessed the tilt at the victor's home field at New Brunswick. The Blue and White of Amboy won a somewhat questionable game, when our Gaels suf- fered 70 yards in penalties. Finally the Wildcats of East Rutherford gained its victory in the last minute of a Frank Merriwell ball game to the tune of i8 to I3. lt will be noted that l3 points was the highest scored on the Cats including Garfield until the Bruni-men encountered them. To mention a few of the grand Gaels-it will be remembered that Tony Natale almost won the East Rutherford game with his two blocked kicks. Bob Von Hoene was voted the team's outstanding player, an award which he certainly deserved. From Moe Muller to Occ O'Connor the iron men were a credit, and not a deficiency to their S. M. H. S. Lyndhurst .................... 6-St. Mary's .... 0 St. Peter's .................. 13-St. Mary's .... 6 St. Cecelia .................. O-St. Mary's .... 0 St. Mary's P. A. .......... 6-St. Mary's .... 0 St. Michael's ..... ...... 7 -St. Mary's .... 6 E. Rutherford .............. I8-St. Mary's .... I3 ARTHU R CLARE '40 tas l I jaC ian! l T the writing of this article, there have been, as yet, no track meets. Only a few practices have been held, but these have been sufficient to prove that the returning veterans have retained their old form over the winter months and are now ready to give for St. Mary's. l Our star middle distance man, Francis Lopacienski, is digging in with more vigor and striding out with more force this year, realizing that with the honorary position ot captain comes the duty of setting a good example. Red Burns, who last year won medals in State Meets, and Joe Flynn, who proved to be the prize rookie of last season, have both shown possi- bilities of attaining even greater heights than last year. v Besides these, there are those old reliables, Kuscinski, Kevil, Blackton and Hickey, who can always be counted on for a good performance. We have the material and the student backing, so there is little need to worry over what the record will show at the end of the season. In any event, we know it will be the best that the boys had to offer. l l St. Marys High s l gafietgaf T. MARY'S cagers ot the '39 and '40 season turned in the excellent record of thirteen wins and but tour losses. During the seventeen game schedule the Gael's quintet ran up win streaks of tour and tive straight all to the credit of S. M. H. The team had grand support from the students which they whole-heartedly deserved. Building around veterans Brudnicki, Wyner and Rogers, Coach Dupes turned out one of the finest teams to represent the Blue and White. Playing with lack ot height which was supplanted by a smooth functioning, speedy squad the Dupesmen ran over all its opponents but the Saints ot Perth Am- boy who handed the Gaels two of its four defeats. The team worked brilliant- ly under the steadiness ot Blackie Wyner. This boy was the spark plug in an A number l quintet. Wyner rang up 24 digits against Woodridge for an all time high for our Gaels. The contest at Montclair with Immaculate Conception was the outstand- ing game played during the schedule. Gaining two wins from each of East Rutherford, Woodridge, Lodi and Don Bosco plus one from the Alumni, St. Cecelia, Immaculate, Lyndhurst and Hasbrouck Heights called attention to the Gaels. Invitations to the State H940 Veritas Tournaments were forthcoming but the loss of Wyner dampened the team's spirits and play, as they lost a heart-breaker to St. Cecelia 34 to 33. They then traveled to Elizabeth where they encountered St. Patrick's wherein an excellent game was played with a victory for the Green of 29 to 28. Captain Brudnicki and John McGowen were the bulwark of the defense, for it was grand to perceive George playing his fine floor game. McGowen was also a fine shot and could be counted on to score for our Saints. Rogers, the sophomore flash, turned in a grand year, not to forget Kelly, the lad who played varsity in his freshman year and will be the mainstay of next year's squad. In the tournament Tom Kelleher subbing for Wyner starred, and his grand attempt to bring victory to the Saints will not be forgotten. Looking forward to next court season, the team will lose Brudnicki, Wyner, McGowen, Cartier, and Von Hoene through graduation. However, Dupes will build around Kelly, Kelleher, and Rogers. Inter-class competition has undoubtedly uncovered some excellent material for the basketball glory of St. Mary's '. ART CLARE St. Mary S, .Zn E, .. 4 'Q N .111 Us 'G N S Secret Ambition Usually Seen Dislikes Likes Name U :- S a Z CANTl Swing Opera Working in King Arthur's Court stenographer LETT Lillian Catty girls Riding in his car Salesman CKTON Blondes . French Being collegiate Truck driver S Burnt toast and tea Embarrassment Giving a talk To ring a church bell Everyone Nothing ln a heated argument To go to Dartmouth College NlCKl Airplanes Late hours Starring for St. Mary's Engineer NS Holidays Lazy people With 'Lope Forester IER Sports and blondes Show-offs Keeping quiet Baseball pitcher TELLO Football Homework With Finizio Success AVANAUGH Plymouths Inquisitive people Talking about Beekie Lead on orchestra UGHEY French fried potatoes Anyone who dislikes animals Hurrying home To own a ranch RE Sports Homework Writing a column Sports commentator S The beach Gum chewers Chewing gum Fly c plane S Blondes Egotistical people Loafing Airplane pilot LEN Cars Homework Acting shy A former Roadsters Sedans ln a crowd Travel NE Ice cream Catty people With El To marry the boss' son FFLEY Jimmy Quiet people Dancing Bequtician LE True friends lnsincere people Arguing Inferior decorator My daddy Boring people Talking Lcdy of Ieis re S Sports Nosey people Flirting Gym feccher NBACH Gum Poetry Giggling To be rich RER War ships Late hours Eating Novel officer NDLOW Loud clothes intellectuals With Joe Write a book O Dancing Catty girls Dancing Accountancy To be punctual Tedious labor Running to classes Nor to work LAGHER Convertible coupes Walking Doing make-up work Inferior cleccrqfcr MBONE Girls Working too hard Reading sport books Tc, retire BECK Holidays Chemistry Collecting money To frcvel EN Airplanes French Sleeping Air Corp pilot O Cecelia Gossipers In the cafeteria To be a millionaire YES Football Coming early to school Trying to look solemn Tc have c Packard Y Music Noisy people Singing To be a musician Y Girls Homework ' D0I'1CiI'1Q To be successful EY Track Tree destruction Behind the Bass Drum To write music S French lll People who brag Smiling To be a French teacher HES Dancing Conceited people Tell ng jokes To get a iob SON Music Snobs Humming To sing in an opera OBY Drumming Homework Smiling at Ben To be a sceond Gene Krupa UGSTETTER Dancing Conceited people Laughing Secretary APTAIN Study periods Algebra Practicing shorthand To ride a fire engine LY Hobbies Noisy crowds Being embarrassed Airplane engineer ETZER Food School Heckling To have a one man band Hackensack Unfriendly people At Stio's To fly an airplane Y Howie Onions In her car To be a nurse KPATRICK Riding people Typing Walking in the corridor. To graduate and retire NYFF Pineapple sodas Losing fountain pens Being helpful To own a horse NSKI To have a good time To have nothing to do Having fun To be a success in the HN Photography Camera shy people Talking To be a successful doctor NARD Shea Smell of onions With Kathleen To succeed ETO Hot dogs ' Englsih With Mae To be an air hostess LOBDELL Jock Leonard lVocoIistl Artificiality Arriving late Hiah sci-mnl fem-her at 4 I-IJ -- - -.. .I a. Sc- 4 .J - - UPSEZQDEQUUEHD59boOPJEgw564g E242gQjw52'!d!S5E!UQ8Jm Sfmessmsuszueiuiewgieffzzeweswelsareif-feteweirsz li!! O D -Lu ing CZ m u. -IQ!! an 2 U Q- Q 5.-E '-fl foam ng 'zzu.iI!UUi.u Z'-'-'Cf 09944 IIa U-Ii.uZ 'uegZ 4 3 DC 414 mw4Q4u.I.ID m.im2OQ DZ: mmz 2 If Dfffzzfzmfl-I-IZ-'ICZEQEZLU E132 222211ImwlwSZ-yIwl1W4qEwEEJZZ4EW-E05 m'm2PwIQOE 0351201mOPPP52425522PJHZ23wwWQwdII14924m-gfggcdmysiq 2Q?8555?55555555252255955SdESPQSQQUES42gdmuwwI5Qmfb! Adi eu,:1:11e..n...ns. ...t....m, ...ni-t-- 70 'O N Q Q 'O 'Q 2 'o ss Y 71 Secret Ambition Usually Seen Dislikes kes Name Li 2 o I' S IS LOPACIENSKI Running and hamburgers Chocolate cake Sketching To be a success LOWCHER 2:30 P. M. 8:15 A. M. In the halls To travel LUCAS Dancing French With Bebe To travel EL MARIANO Art Catty girls In a heated argument Commercial artist EEN MCCANN Notsa Chemistry Combing her hair To travel MCCORMICK Sports Being catty With Audrey and Gloria Chemistry whiz ETH MCCUDDEN Cats Swing music Asking questions Study music MCGOWAN Blondes Conceited people With Cartier To join the Navy MCDONALD Sports Poor sports Riding in a Terraplane To be a sports' writer T MICHELINI Tennis An uninteresting book With a briefcase Be a chemical agriculturist MICHELINI Music Braggers Playing the piano TQ travel AM MOONEY Swimming French With Bossong Mechanical engineer D MORRIS Swimming Vanilla ice cream Acting dignified To swim the Atlantic D MULLER Girls Talkative people With a crowd To go to sea MUSA Swing music Conceited people Making noise Mortician NASH Mercury convertibles Artificiality Riding in Jimmy's car To be a second Schiaporelli NUGENT Clothe Bitten nails Begging bus tickets Wireless operator O'CELLO Cars Chatterboxes With Green Swing drummer O'CELLO Warren Conceited people Worrying To be a dancer O'CONNOR Sunny Smart Alecs Refusing to smoke Just to be good O'DEA Bob Symphony orchestra Looking grave Dancing instructor OKULSKI Beautiful blondes Their boy friends With girls To be another Glenn Miller OKULSKI Sports Untrue friends Cutting up Marriage PARKER Movies Loud people With o microscope To be a nurse PETERSON A certain blonde Moody people Teasing girls To be a blackmailer D PETZ Clifton Grouchy pepole Rushing somewhere See the world through a port h ND PHALON Having fun Dancing Studying To be a success RANDALL 'Sports Conceited people With Arline To be a lady of leisure REGAN Science History Studying Teacher A RIST Walking Lengthy explanations Wifh Elildbeth TO be O nurse ROCO Hamburgers Snooty boys With Ronnie Special investigator ARET RUSSELL Jack Mathematics With Jack Prima donna INE SCELSA The Meadowbrook Ice cream Doing her nails To own a huge wardrobe SKELENGER Fords Snobs Acting shy Private secretary EY SROKA Roller skating Sophisticated people With hands in pockets Colege NCE STRAUB Nice clothes Riding a bicycle Combing other people's hair Typist SULLIVAN Bologna sandwiches Chemistry With Morris Sleep all day S SUTTOR Sports Show offs At St. Nick's Aviator RINE TIGHE Controversialists False friends With a smile To be a laboratory technician T VON HOENE Sports Untrue friends Taking charge Keep a certain girl friend IA VAN NOTE Plymouths Busy-bodies Having fun To be a lawyer UERITE WARD Italian spaghetti Being called Red Winking To be a model RD WALSH Caldwell y C. M. T. C. Swinging along the halls To be a Diesel enginee WALSH Holidays Flirts Relaxing Own a fishing boat WAROK Blondes Silliness Fast asleep To master French RINE WALTER Sports Conceited people In a genial mood To be a singer N WILSON Dancing Loud colors Dancing To be a dress designer WYNER Margie Narrow minded people Playing basketball To play big league ball YASCO Cars Chevrolets In a daze Mechanic ZIMME NN Dancing Conceited people With AI Okulski Journalist FRANC JOHN ALICE MICHA KATHL REGINA ELI ZAB JOHN JAMES AUGUS LUCIA WILLI EDWAR HAROL FRANK JOAN VERNA FRANK NANCY WILLI EILEEN ALFRED FABIAN GRACE FRANK EDWAR RAYMO MARY BETTY LUELL MARY MARG JOSEPH IRENE STANL FLORE LOUIS J ULIU CATHE ROBER CECEL MARG EDWA LEROY JOHN CATHE MARIO ALFRED AMES LPH -E .gznior :birecforg THOMAS BACCANTI . .. JOSEPH BARTLETT ...... ff.. WILLIAM BLACKTON ........ JOHN BOSSONG ............... DORIS BOWLES ............. JEAN BRESLIN ............... GEORGE BRUDNICKI ........ BERNARD BURNS ....... ALFRED CARTIER ....... THOMAS CASTELLO ............... KATHLEEN CAUGHEY ............... KATHERINE CAVANAUGH ....... ARTH U R CLARE ......... IRENE CONDES ................... JAMES CON DES ......... CHARLES CULLEN ......... JAMES DAVIS ............. MIRIAM DEVINE ........... ELEANOR DIFFLEY ..... MARION oooLE ......... MARY EBERT ................. ARTHUR ELLIS ........... I-IELEN FEI-IRENBACI-Ifffffi. JOSEPH FIEDERER .......... BENJAMIN FINDLOW ...... JAMES FINIZIO .............. EDWARD FOY ...................... ELEANOR GALLAGHER ...... PETER GARRAMBONE ........ ROSEMARIE GOOBECK ....... THOMAS GREEN ............... JOSEPH GRI PPO ............. WILLIAM HAYES ....... JOHN HEANEY ........ JOHN HENDRY ....... GERARD HICKEY ....... Park Ave., East Rutherford .. ....................... 327 Seventh St., Carlstadt 22 Prospect Terrace, East Rutherford Union Ave., Rutherford .3 Prospect Terrace, East Rutherford ..........227 Fairview Ave., Rutherford Home Ave., Rutherford 88 Woodland Ave., Rutherford . ........ 264 W. Passaic Ave., Rutherford Marietta Ave., Passaic Ridge Rd., Rutherford Burgess'PI., Passaic ........I34 Jackson Ave., Rutherford Park Ave., Passaic Park Ave., Passaic .........37I Innes Rd., Wood-Ridge ........64 Hamilton Ave., Passaic .......430 Innes Rd., Wood-Ridge Howe Ave., Passaic Kip Ave., Rutherford ........I27 Irving Place, Rutherford ........l43 Gregory Ave., Passaic .........5ll Sixth St., Carlstadt .......l97 Parker Ave., Passaic ........68 Sylvan St., Rutherford ..........255 Sherman St., Passaic Hamilton Ave., Clifton . ....................... 466 Broadway, Passaic . .................... 263 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst . ....... 62 Washington PI., East Rutherford River Road, Delawanna ........l5O Lincoln Ave., Wood-Ridge Hillside Ave., Nutley Feronia Way, Rutherford Feronia Way, Rutherford ......l34 Meadow Rd., Rutherford MARIA HOLLIS ........ EUGENE HUGHES ................. .............. ARLINE JACKSON .............. MARION JACOBY ...................... . VERON ICA JAUGSTETTER. ELIZABETH KAPTAIN ........ If I EDWARD KELLY .................. . CLARENCE KETZER ....... EDWIN KEVIL ................... GLORIA KILEY ..................... HAROLD KIRKPATRICK ......... GERTRUDE KNYFF ............... JOSEPH KUCINSKI ........... RICHARD KUHN ........... AUDREY LEONARD ....... VERONICA LIETO .......... Veritas Nuremberg, Pennsylvania 554 Hackensack St., Carlstadt ....l78 E. Pierrepont Ave., Rutherford 48 Main Ave., Wallington .......580 New Jersey Ave., Lyndhurst First St., Carlstadt I5 Gouveneur Ave., Rutherford ..........333 Feronia Way, Rutherford Daniel Ave., Rutherford Winslow PI., Rutherford ........89 Chestnut St., Rutherford .884 York St., East Rutherford Feronia Way, Rutherford Glenwood Ave., Clifton ...........l33 Brook Ave., Passaic 78 Columbia St., Wood-Ridge .Szmior ibirecfory KATHERINE LOBDELL ....... ........ 7 2 North Woodland Ave., Arlington FRANCIS LOPACIENSKI. JOHN LOWCHER .............. ALICE LUCAS ................. MICHAEL MARIANO ......... KATHLEEN MCCANN ........... REGINA McCORMlCK. . ELIZABETH MCCUDDEONIIIEIIZ JAMES MCDONALD .............. JOHN MCGOWAN .......... AUGUST MICHELINI ...... ' LUCIA MICHELINI ......... WILLIAM MOONEY ....... EDWARD MORRIS ....... HAROLD MULLER ....... FRANK MUSA .......... JOAN NASH ................ VERNA NUGENT ............ FRANCIS O'CELLO ......... NANCY O'CELLO ............... WILLIAM O'CONNOR .... EILEEN O'DEA ................ ALFRED OKULSKI ....... FABIAN OKULSKI ....... GRACE PARKER .......... FRANK PETERSON ......... EDWARD PETZ ............... Freeman St., Lyndhurst River Dr., Passaic ........52 Orient Way, Rutherford ........2l9 Prospect Pl., Rutherford Kensington Ter., Passaic Kip Ave., Rutherford ..... 323 Jefferson St., Carlstadt .......l26 Washington Pl., Passaic ..........I99 Market St., Passaic Orono St., Clifton Orono St., Clifton ......92 Washington Ave., Rutherford Sherman St., Passaic Madison St., Passaic .........460 Summit Ave., Carlstadt De Mott Ave., Clifton Hamilton St., Harrison ......I7O Union Ave., East Rutherford ........I7O Union Ave., East Rutherford Van Dyke St., Wallington Fourth St., Carlstadt Kensington Ter., Passaic Kensington Ter., Passaic Mina Road, Clifton Marlboro Rd., Wood-Ridge ..................................... 33 Sears Pl., Clifton RAYMOND PHALON ........ ................................... I 60 Peaget St., Clifton MARY RANDALL ........... ELIZABETH REGAN ....... LOUELLA RIST ........... MARY ROCO .............. MARGARET RUSSELL ..... JOSEPHINE SCELSA ........ IRENE SKELENGER ......... FLORENCE STRAUB ....... STANLEY SROKA ........ LOUIS SULLIVAN ....... JULIUS SUTTOR... ...... KATHERINE TIGHE ........ CECELIA VAN NOTE ...... ROBERT VAN HOENE ....... EDWARD WALSH ........... LEROY WALSH ............... CATHERINE WALTER .... MARGUERITE WARD ..... JOHN WAROK ............... MARION WILSON ....... ALFRED WYNER ............ JAMES YASCO ................... RALPH ZIMMERMAN .... 319 Kenmore Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Windsor Rd., Wood-Ridge Fifth St., Carlstadt Van Dyke St., Wallington 642 Sixth Ave., Lyndhurst ...........637 Sixth Ave., Lyndhurst . ................ 26 Sylvan St., Rutherford ........232 Mountain Way, Rutherford Union Ave., Rutherford Howe Ave., Pasgnic Mass Court, Passaic ........l7I Carmita Ave., Rutherford Mann St., Wood-Ridge Pierrepont Ave., Rutherford W. Newell Ave., Rutherford Main Ave., Passaic Winslow PI., Rutherford ..........28O Paulson Ave., Passaic Lake Ave., Lyndhurst ........20O Jackson Ave., Rutherford Thomas St., Newark Monono Ave., Rutherford ...........406 Second St., Carlstadt St. Marys . 1.5, Y., .fdcignowdclgmenfd E WISH to express our gratitude to Rev. Father Tichler for the priv- ilege of having a year book. To Sister M. Hyacinth, whose generous interest and helpful sug- gestions have been of much assistance in planning our work. To the members of the faculty who have aided in this work. To Mr. Lassans of the Colyer Printing Company for his technical and editorial advice. To Thomas Sullivan of the Dennis Studio for his kind cooperation. To the student body in general for their earnest cooperation and willing- ness to make possible this volume. Lastly, we express our gratitude to each and every Donor and Advertiser who aided us in the financing of our publication. Our work is done. We have labored long and earnestly to make this edition of the Veritas a credit to St. Mary's. Ever will the memory of her remain with us as a potent factor urging us onward and upward on the rugged path of life's journey. .AAQPWOPJ HE end of the year book-end of our school life. But school life fin- ishes only to begin our real life. It leaves the question, does success lie ahead? It does. We have only to go out and grasp it. But not alone. We can't do it by ourselves. We need God. His guidance is the banister on the ladder of success. So we say an old English farewell, God be with you. Goodbye. Veritas lM,.L.-In ' .. -nh-in.. ...-LLL.. -.. Rev Rev Rev Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Charles W. Tichler Martin F. Sherry LeRoy E. McWilliams Remigio Barghesi James A. Daly George N. Murphy Thomas J. Molloy Miss Helen Tichler Miss Elizabeth Tichler Mr. Robert A. Allan George Aschenback Mrs. G. Abrams Mr. Mr. 8- Mrs. John Amarison 81 Mrs. Apfel 81 Family Miss C. Anguissola John Anzok Apel' Service Station Miss A. A. Brudnicki Mr. 8- Mrs. J. J. Bowles Dr. A. W. Bickner Mrs. Joseph Burns Mr. E. J. Budzyke J. Arthur Brudnicki Mrs. B. V. Burns Harold Bright Mr. Mr. Chas. F. Blackton Sr. Chas. F. Blackton Jr. Mrs. Chas. Blackton Mrs. Brehove Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Betleiewski Dr. Lee A. Brown Mrs. L. Buckley Mr. Michael Bovina J r. Dr. 8- Mrs. Markin E. Branon Mr. 8- Mrs. Fred Bushel Mrs. Charles Butte Mrs. H. Binet Mrs. W. Breslin Mrs. Geo. Borckett Mr. William Barton Mrs. A. Brown Mrs. G. Bausfield Nicholas de Benedictis H. B. Bakis Milk Co. Mr. Mr. B. V. Burns 8- Mrs. Roger W. Breslin Mrs. Joseph D. Caughey Mrs. T. Cavanaugh Mr. 8- Mrs. C. R. Cullen Miss D. Cavanaugh Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Cullen Miss E. Alba Carleo Mr. Emil Cortnick Mr. Fred Clausecker Mr. Mr Mr. 8- Mrs. A. A. Carey 8- Mrs Wm A Care . . . . y Mr. Arthur J. Clare, Sr. D. P. Cronin Mrs. Walter Corrigan William J. Corniery pafrona Miss Marie Coyne Mrs. Camera Mr. 8. Mrs. W. H. Coffey Clifton Sport Shop Cooper Lumber Co. Corlstadt Bakery J. M. Coen, D. D. S. Mr. 8. Mrs. Geo. Candes Mrs. 8- Mrs. John Diffley Mr. 81 Mrs. Wm. A. Dagastin Miss F. Doole Mr. Daschler Mrs. Dalton Mrs. E. Devine Mr. 8- Mrs. Joseph Datomo Mr. 8. Mrs. Chas. Dollbaum Davenport Drugs Dayton Auto Supplies Mrs. A. R. DeCamp Mr. 81 Mrs. E. Earley Joseph Esser Epsilon Beta Alpha Sorority Mr. Ely Mrs. M. Findlaw Miss N. Findlaw Mr. 8- Mrs. Joseph Fiederer Mr. 8. Mrs. Lawrence G. Foster A Friend William Fill Mrs. J. Fischer A Friend Jack Foster Mr. 8- Mrs. Louis Ferry A Friend Mr. William Fleming Mr. 8- Mrs. W. Fleming Mr. 81 Mrs. John Fine Miss Elizabeth Farley Mr. H. R. Fredericks A Friend Mr. 8. Mrs. Walter Granger Mr. 8. Mrs. Vincent Grippo Mr. 8- Mrs. James W. Garrett Mrs. F. Grass B. Goldbeck Mr. 8- Mrs. Goobeck Mrs. C. Gremboiec Mr. 8. Mrs. Martin Guilfoyle Alfred Gramlick William H. Goodsir Gerger's Tailor Shop Marie Hollis Miss Mary Hobin Mrs. K. Hawley Mary Eliabeth Heives Miss Jean Healion R. H. Mrs. Chris Haag Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Hohmann Mrs. W. Hams Mrs. C. Hoffman Mathias Hagovsky Miss Florinda Hanson Mr. Joseph Hoffman Mr. Geo. J. Huber Mrs. Rose Huber E. H. Hrs. Healion Mr. 8- Mrs. Wm. Hoffman Mr. 8. Mrs. Peter J. Hekker Hartford Motors Co. Ideal Quality Cleaners Interstate Florist Mr. 8. Mrs. S. Jacoby Mr. 8- Mrs. L. Jaworski Mr. 8- Mrs. John Jaugstetter, J Julie 8- Genie Beauty Salon Jausen's Service Mr. 8- Mrs. V. C. James Mrs. C. H. Jackson Mr. 8. Mrs. W. Kaptain Mr. 8. Mrs. J Kinstler Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Koch Dr. 8- Mrs. J. H. Kenna Miss Ann Kavanaugh Mr. J. Knyff Mrs. G. Kirchner Patricia Ann Kiley Mr. 8. Mrs. F. Kirkpatrick, Sr. Mr. 8- Mrs. F. Kirkpatrick, Jr. Mrs. Katherine Kasmire Mr. Charles L. Koenig Daniel J. Keeler Mr. 8. Mrs. Martin Keyes Mr. Earl Kress Mrs. Anna Kol Ben Knones Mr. 8- Mrs. S. Kucinski Mr. Sidney Kucinski, Jr. Mr. 8- Mrs. A. J. Kirner Mrs. Kuchenmeister Mr. William Klein German-American Meat MarketMr. 8- Mrs. J. F. Kelly Mrs. Myles J. Galloger Mrs. Mary F. Heaney Mr. Thomas J. Hughes Mrs. Thomas J . Hughes Mr. T. J. Hughes Mrs. T. J. Hughes Mrs. M. Herman Mary Hickey Mr. 8- Mrs. Kronyak Mrs. Kretz, Sr. Mr. 8- Mrs. J. J. Knowles Mr. 8. Mrs. Kane Frank Kamowsky Mr. James Kiley Kirche's Beauty Shop Dr. Stephen W. Lesko 75 St. Mary s Mr. Thomas Lawlor Mr. 8. Mrs. G. P. Lowcher Mrs. J. L. Luckner Mr. George Landy Mrs. George Landy Miss Lenora Lee Mr. Leonard Lorkey Mr. 8. Mrs. Michael Leonard Mrs. E. W. Lang Mrs. M. Love Mr. Robert E. Love Mr. 8. Mrs. Chas. Leheman Mrs. J. Lenahan Mrs. F. G. Lobdell Mrs. S. Lehman Mr. 8. Mrs. S. Lieto Mr. 8- Mrs. D. J. Lenehan Leibman Dry Goods Store La Manna Ice Cream Parlor Londow's Delicatessen Mr. 8. Mrs. J. McGowan Miss Veronica McGowan Mr. T. J. McCann Mrs. T. J. McCann Mary McCudden Mr. 8. Mrs. F. McCormick Miss Marie McCorkell Miss Elizabeth McCudden Mr. 8. Mrs. B. F. McCudden Mrs. J. McGuerty Thomas W. McTlwrath Dr. Frank McGuerty Mrs. J. McTague John McGuire Mrs. McCarthy Mr. 81 Mrs. M. Moretti Mr. August Michelini Mrs. August Michelini Miss Agnes Marchetti Miss Dorothy Mitchell Miss Josephine Marchetti Mrs. Joseph Marchetti Mr. 8. Mrs. Leon Michelini Miss Edna E. Michelini Mrs. Emma Melchoir Mr. John A. Mara Miss Frances B. Marron Miss lrene M. Meigh Mr. A. Muller Mrs. A. Muller Andrew Muller, Jr. E. Marrone Mr. 8- Mrs. Morrissey Mrs. S. Maske Mr. John Maske A Mr. Charles Maske Mrs. J. Malatesta Mr. 8. Mrs. M. W. Murphy Mr. 81 Mrs. Musa Veritas pafrona Miss Clementine Musa Mrs. Henry Mehringer Mr. 8. Mrs. F. Moran Leo Mamlet Montross Market Machlers Jewelers MiIl's Bakery Mesz Bakery Mougel Tailors Douglas O. Meade Mr. 8. Mrs. D. Mauser Miss B. Frances Marron Mr. 8- Mrs. R. C. Nugent John Nowacki's Butcher Sho Mrs. E. O'Dea Miss Grace Ormsby Mrs. O'TooIe Mr. 8- Mrs. A. N. O'Hara Mr. 8. Mrs. George Palffy Mr. Harry F. Phalon Raymond Phalon Mrs. M. Petz Mrs. M. Peterson H. R. Potter Mrs. Rose Perrota Park Hardware Co. Mr. 8. Mrs. C. M. Quinn, Sr. Quinlan Funeral Home Mrs. M. Quinn Mrs. R. C. Randall Miss W. Rybicki Mollie Ramer Mrs. Nicholas Roco Mr. 8. Mrs. George Reuter Mr. 8. Mrs. E. Reininger Mr. 81 Mrs. Rennesh Mr. 8. Mrs. G. Raymus Mrs. Rippl Mr. 81 Mrs. J. A. Russell Mr. J. A. Russell, Jr. Mrs. Sylvia Rulias Charles Reinhardt Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Regan Mr. 8. Mrs. M. Riccio Mr. 8. Mrs. H. A. Rhodes Miss Isabelle Randall Mrs. Katherine Ruffer Mr. 8. Mrs. Thos. Reilly Mrs. F. Sheriaan Mr. J. G. Sweighardt Mrs. Anna Schonemann Mr. 8- Mrs. Slane Mr. 8- Mrs. W. Schuerman Mrs. Phillip A. Schneider P Mrs. J. Sherry James Sherry, Jr. Mrs. Clara Sroka A. Sheely N. Spector Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Scarfidi V. Savasta J. Sherry Mr. 81 Mrs. Alec Shirley Mr. 81 Mrs. Daniel Skurst Mr. C. Stephan Mr. 81 Mrs. D. A. Sweetman Mr. Francis Solch Mr. Joseph Salomon Mr. John Secula Mr. 8- Mrs. L. Sullivan Mr. 8- Mrs. P. N. Scelsa Mr. 8- Mrs. Geo. Snyder, Jr. . 8- Mrs. Chas. Sprecher 's Radio Mr Sal Sadlack Florist Schrieber Meat Market Shorter's Funeral Home Smith's Baby Shop Mr. Frank Straub Mrs. J. F. Shea Mrs. A. Terragni Mr. 8. Mrs. A. Thomas Mr. 8. Mrs. V. Thoms Mr. W. L. Tighe Mrs. W. L. Tighe Mrs. Mary Tobias Tony's Barber Shop Robert Timke Mr. 8- Mrs. Frank R. Verian Mr. 81 Mrs. J. B. Van Note, Jr. Frank Viragh Mrs. Katherine Vogel Mrs. Elizabeth Vill Neuve Mrs. A. Voight Mr. 8. Mrs. Vreeland Vath's Tire 8. Battery Service Mrs. L. Von Hoene Mr. C. J. Walsh Mrs. C. J. Walsh Mr. 8. Mrs. Walczak Mr. John Winberry Mr. 8. Mrs. A. Walter Miss Whelan Wechsler's Wood-Ridge Garage Weiss Market Weinstein Passaic Bargain House Mrs. J. L. Walsh Mr. 8. Mrs. Theodore Winand Miss Rosemary C. Schweighardt Ernest Yedlick Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Skelenger Mr. 81 Mrs. Geo. Zimmerman Dr. Alfred H. Schilling Mr. 8. Mrs. Geo. Zimmerman Mr. Raymond Shea Mr. Chas. Zimmermann Mr. 8- Mrs. Godfrey E. Santini Mr. 8. Mrs. Michael Zinko COIUPAIYI-ellt5 of Class of '41 C0lllF6ln-ell-t5 of Class of '42 COI'YI.PAl'll0llf5 of Class of '43 COI'l'll9AlYlel'li5 of St. Mary's Grammar School - 11 ,f KH-xwsvggmgz' ' -- ' mu? ' 1 SY W1 x'I.,,' 'la' COMPLIMENTS OP STUDERUS OIL COMPANY, Inc. Kearny New Jersey Telephone RUtherford 2-0098 ALICE C. COLLINS Funeral Director and Embalmer Office: 41 AMES AVENUE, IOpposite Elks' Club? ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS From St. Joseph's Parish EAST RUTHERFORD Extend Hecutiest Congratulations To THE CLASS OF 1940 COMPLIMENTS or COMFORT BUS LINE 174 MAIN AVENUE, Wallington, N. I. Hide With Us 1 I Drake SCHOOL OF BUSINESS And SECRETARIAL SCIENCE COURSES ACCOUNTANCY STENOGRAPHY SALESMANSHIP I OFFICE MACHINES DRAKE SCHOOL 196-198 Iefferson Street Passaic, N. I. MR. 6. MRS. H. WILSON SANTINI BROS. In , C The Seven Brothers Warehouses Storage for Household Goods and Works of Art Moving. Packing and Shipping to all paris of the world General Offices: 1405-7-9-11 IEROME AVE New York City IErome E-6000 FIVE MODERN FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES 3,000,000 Cublic Feet of Space Certificated Interstate Carriers BERT M. FAY :-: Funeral Home :-' 332 Harrison Ave. Harrison, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF BONNY DELL FARM Rutherford, N. I. 81 I 1 l 1 1 1 I 1 1 nu- 1 1 60lnP6l1l Enid of Hackensack Health Center Gymnasium Reducing. Body Building. Massaging. Electric Cabinets. Baking and Sun Lamps CLASSES FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS Phone: HAckensack 2-9448 Hours: WM. MORETTI, From IO A. M. to 10 P. M. President Sundays: 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. 129 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, N. I. 60l'nPAlI'leI1tJ of U. S. Linen Supply Co., Inc. 27 FIRST AVENUE, PATERSON, NEW IERSEY WM. MORETTI, President Hasbrouck Heights ARmory 4-3367 Z 111 1. THE TIMES PRINT Rutherford COMPLIMENTS OF MR 6. MRS CAREY omphments of FRANK CONTEY Inc Scrap Iron and Steel 444 Whzton St Iersey CITY N Cornphments of THE SODALITY GERTRUDE SCHAMPAN For Gifts- 126 Pork Ave Rutherford RUtherIord 2 2046 W RUMMLER Flowers By Wire Flora Rummler Sec Trecrs 49 51 Pcxrk Ave Rutherford N COMPLIMENTS OF Royce Chemical Co Carlton H111 N I MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS Rutherford 2-5200 - . , .1. sv., na.S.4..nr.f E, ,T COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM R. BOOS. D. D. S. BARON'S CUT RATE DRUG STORE Sole Agent For: Elizabeth Arden - Lucien Lelonq Lentheric - Helena Rubinstein Dorothy Gray - Drezrna 88 PARK AVE. Rutherford, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF CRAIG FUEL CO. 10 Park Ave. Rutherford, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF HARWOOD MOTORS. Inc. 18-20 AMES AVE.. Rutherford FORTENBACH MOTORS PONTIAC SALES and SERVICE 15 Union Ave. Rutherford CONSOLIDATED BUS LINES, Inc. Passaic - Allwood - Bloomfield Passaic - Rutherford Passaic - Lyndhurst Passaic - Athenia fChartered Buses for all Occasionsl Station Cor. RUtherford 2-0034 THE BERGEN PHARMACY l. C. M. Makholm A Real Drug Store 2 Park Ave. Rutherford, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 6 MRS. IOHN IANOSKO 1 l THE W. T. MacGOWAN CO. Service in Food Phone: RUtherford Z-1552 BORSCHNECK 6 NOTT Flowers of Distinction BROOKLYN NEVVARK 96 Pork Ave. Rutherford COMPLIMENTS OF GALLAGHER TRANSPORTATION CO IES' AUXILIARY ' REGINA COUNCIL No. 1688 K. of C. Icrmes Gallagher Passaic, N. I. jp P1 COMPLIMENTS or 3, Obffn ovvf ALBERT LE GRAND 6 SON Decorators 19 Pork Ave. Rutherford, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF HAYMAN FURNITURES Rutherford, N. I. BELL-NEITZEL 6 CREMINS Wholesale Sporting Goods 50 Pork Ave. Rutherford, N. I. GEORGE B. SLATTERY D. D. S. L SPEVACK 6. GARBACCIO. Inc. Ribbon Dyers 190-200 VAN WINKLE ST.. More Features - Better Features tell you to BUY CHEVROLET! Everybody knows it takes fine features to make iine cars-that is why CHEVROLET'S FIRST AGAINl See ul at once for Immediate Delivery Your Chevrolet Dealer. 325 Park Ave. Rutherford East Rufheffofd' N- T- EYE ITI - TRY 1T1 - BUY IT1 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS or or MR. 6. MRS. C. I. BIANCHI KAVANAUGH'S COMPLIMENTS OF MARY A. FINDLOW COMPLIMENTS OF THE Court St. Mary of the Rosary No. 1091. Catholic Daughters of America COMPLIMENTS or COMPLIMENTS or DE MOSSI MOTOR CAR CO. A FRIEND RUTHERFORD W..,,., il' ,.f-wa..f.d.m- A r.'..11M. L. 'V Hecxrtiest Conqrcttulation IULIUS I. CINAMON Dept. oi Public Safety PASSAIC NEW IERSEY DE MATTIA-O'BRIEN. Inc. Real Estate-Insurance-Mortgages and Appraisals NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Passaic New Iersey Phone: PASS. 2-4427 PETER WOLLMEEM'S TAVERN 7 RIDGE ROAD, Lyndhurst New Iersey TQ1. PASS. 2.8419 EDLKRAUT MEAT MARKET 196 Parker Ave. Passaic, N. I, COMPLIMENTS OF I. CISER and SONS Phones: RU. 2-7545 fs 2-7546 GUS'S QUALITY MARKET Fancy Fruits and Vegetables 33 RIDGE RD. LYNDI-IURST, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF TRUBEK LABORATORIES COMPLIMENTS OF ROOFING SUPPLY CO. 524 PATERSON AVE., East Rutherford Dennis Photographic Studio BOGOTA, NEW IERSEY Official Photographer F or VERITAS uh... V 1 - RUTHERFORD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Day and Evening Classes Enter Any Monday 56 Park Ave. Phone: RUtherford 2-7147 PAssaic 3-0316 RIALTO CLOTHES Manufacturers of Men's and Young Men's Clothing 35 EXCHANGE PLACE PASSAIC, N. I. DR. CHARLES WOLF Dental Surgeon 92 Park Ave. Rutherford ADELAIDE DRESS SHOP Longeries - Sweaters - Hosiery 228 Pazk Ave. East Rutherford, N. I. COMPLIMENTS or DR. H. E. KRERDLER Veterianarian Cat and Dog Hospital E. Rutherford COMPLIMENTS or CLIFTON SPORT SHOP Clfton, N. I. Tel. PAssaic 2-3548 A. 6. P. SHOE REPAIRERS Hats cleaned and blocked-New hats made HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS to order. RUDY'S QUALITY MARKET Cor. Passaic and William Sts. Passaic WERNER'S S. CORDO . . . Mens and Young Mens Clothing :-: Contracting :-: Huis-shoes Use our easy payment plan Ladies and Misses Dresses 5 SYLVAN ST. RUTHERFORD, N. I. FHNSMITH'S EVERITT'S MARKET The Old Reliable-Est. 1900 Meats. Fish. Poultry. Groceries 6 Vegetables 607 NO- 4th Sf- Hffffisonf N- I- 331 UNION AVE. Phone RUtherford 2-4100 COMPLIMENTS or IOSEPH T. McGUIRE . MD. Physician and Surgeon LOTZ BROS. DAIRY. INC. 77 AUTUMN STREET I-ODI 200 PIAGET AVE. CLIFTON, N. I. MOLLIE RAMER COMPLIMENTS or FGSNOHS I'IOI'INEKER'S DAIRY For the SWIY Gowned Women 507 30TH STREET NORTH BERGEN, N. 1. 42 BROADWAY PAssA1c, N. 1. PA11sQde 6-0051 A I avshnt. E'--.1 .:...easRr4' 1 .1 COMPLIMENTS OF KING ARTHUR FOOD MARKE1' 82-84'PARK AVE. RUTHERFORD. N. 1. Phone Rutherford 2-57 00- 1-2-3 KEarny 2-3383 CREAM cnrzsr DAIRY Mr. P. Kavalski fDe1ivery in Lyndhurst and Suburban Townsl 13 FRONT ST. N. ARLINGTON, N. I. COMPLIMENTS or WHITE FRONT MARKET ' Rutherford COMPLIMENTS or SPEER'S GRILL STUYVESANT PHARMACY The Rexall Store E. Wisbech, Ph. G. 95 Stuyvesant Ave. Lyndhurst, N. I. RUtherford 2-3100 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF TOMPKINS ICE CREAM CO. 104 PARK AVE. RUTHERFORD, N. J. RUthertord 2-7624 Tel. PAssaic 2-2580 fx VAN RIPERS PHARMACY DR' R' Paul V. Brancato, Ph. G. Dentist 605 MAIN ST. PASSAIC, N. 1. RUtherford 2-2582 COMPLIMENTS OE PARK CLEANING CO. 219 Stuyvesant Ave. Lyndhurst, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK STRAUB. R. A. Architect 7 EAST 42ND ST. NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF R. MARCUS COLLEGIATE swam ,mlm M RUTHERFORD NEW IERSEY CAPITAL MUSIC SHOP Everything in Music 312 MONROE ST. PASSAIC, N. 1. 397 PARK AVE. RUTHERFORD, N. L NABORHOOD PHARMACY Chas. E. Menaqh, Ph. G. 290 PARK AVE. RUTHERFORD, N. 1. RUtherford 2-7612 COMPLIMENTS OF PAssaic 2-1500 FRANK BODE SISCO DAIRY CO., INC. Paimel, and Decorator Grade 'A' Dairy Products 338 SEVENTH ST. CARLSTADT, N. I. IXIT. PROSPECT AVE. CLIFTON, N. 1- COMPLIMENTS OF PARK CLEANING CO. 124 PARK AVE. RUTHERFORD, N. I. RUtherford 2-0813-4 COMPLIMENTS OF THE KEM PRESS East Rutherford MAGGIO GULF STATION ROUTE 2 and BERRY AVE., Carlstadt, N. I. COMPLIMENTS of' 'S HALL 329 HACKENSACK ST. CARLSTADT. N. 1. RUtherford 2-0315 COMPLIMENTS or DR. A. A. BLUMENTHAL Surgeon Deniisi LEMORT BROS. Hardware and Sherwin-Williams Produc!! PATERSON 6- BOILING SPRINGS AVE., East Rutherford 308 STUYVESANT AVE. LYNDHURST COMPUMENTS OF FRANK n. EDWARDS I FALLON'S GRILL Realtor and Insurance EAST RUTHERFORD NEW IERSEY Phone: RUtherford 2-0648 EAST RUTHERPORD NEW IERSEY RUiherforc1 2-1260 A. SINOFSKY FRANK V. GALLAGHER Skrtlonery :: Cigar: Insurance I l 360 MORTIMER AVE. RUTHERFORD 122 PARK AVE. E. RUTHERFORD, N. I. THE TIIVIES MARKET Q1:uIi'y Merril. Groceries. Fnxits 6. Vegetables 284 PARK AVE. RUTHERFORD, N. 1. RUtheriord 2-2180 PARK CLEANING CO. 194 BOULEVARD HASBROUCK HEIGHTS Phone 8-0236 PAsscxc 2-3966 KUEI-IN'S SERVICE STATION. Inc. Gas-Oil-Tires-Batteries 163-7 RIVER DRIVE ici Gregory Ave! COMPLIMENTS OF RIVOLI THEATER E FAIRLAMFS SERVICE STATION 'Gulf' Products COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM MONAHAN PARK AVE. 61 GLEN RD. RUtherford 2-7161 LYNDHURST NEW IERSEY 1 i i l .. U '11 W V .eww IL .., dk., .., COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM F. GALLAGHIIR Phone: Rutherford 2-5891 TEXTILE SHOPPE Yard Goods-Linens 31 PARK AVE. RUTHERFORD, N. 1. CAPITOL FLORIST Corsages a Specialty CAPITOL THEATRE BUILDING. Passaic, N. 1. COMPLIMENTS OF C. H. BLOECHER CO.. INC. Insurance RUTHERFORD, N. I. Phone 2-0660 IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP Specializing in Fredericks and Machineless Permanent Waves 136 1-IACKENSACK ST. CARLSTADT TEDDY'S Bar and Grill 519 VAN HOUTEN AVENUE CLIFTON, N. I. RUTHERFORD BOOTERY Complete Line of Boys and Girls Sport Shoes RUMMLER FLORIST Flowers By Wire 49-51 PARK AVE. RUTHERFORD, N. l. Tele: RUtheriord 2-5628 LEE FALICON-PRINTING 15 AMES AVE. RUTHEREORD, N. I. KIPP. ASHEN 6. KIPP :-: Lawyers :-: RUTHERFORD, N. I. MASTEI 'S BAKERY We Specialize in Birthday and Wedinq Cakes 234 PARK AVE. EAST RUTHERFORD lNext to Rex Tl'1eatreJ MARG1-lRET'S SHOP Margaret Sweris, Prop. Hosiery-General Dry Goods 334 I-IACKENSACK ST. CARLSTADT For Your Drug Wants Call RUtherford 2-0309 RUTHERFORD DRUG 72 PARK AVE. RUTHERFORD .N.1. Tele: PAssaic 2-8419 EDLKRAUT MEAT MARKET 196 PARKER AVE. PAs'sA1c, N. 1. VAN I-IOUTEN TAVERN PASSAIC, N. 1. FRANK GALLAGHER Journal Square 2-l323 ALBERN. INC. Tele: RUtherfotd 2-7728 Millinery - Lingerie - Hosiery S TA 2860 BOULEVARD IERSEY CITY, N. I. 258 PARK AVE. E. RUTHERFORD, N. I. CAI Iournal Squurel QCOI, Union Aveg AMES LUNCHEONEITE 28 AMES AVE. RUTHERFORD, N. I. FRANK R. EDWARDS Realtor - Insurer EAST RUTHERFORD NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND LOU'S BAR 6. GRILL CARLSTADT NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF IOHN STOTI-IERS MARY A. RUSSELL O'HARA SERVICE STATION 132 RIDGE ROAD N. ARLINGTON, N. 1. COMPLIMENTS OF E. H. MARSHALL COMPLIMENTS OF IAMES S. ELY Lawyer 10 AMES AVE. RUTHERFORD, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND RUtherford 242150 COMPLIMENTS' OF Tele: PAssr1ic 2-7200 NEW IERSEY ENGINEERING G , SUPPLY CO. IANSSEN S DAIRY Mill Supplies and Hqrdware 443 GARDEN ST. CARLSTADT 577-581 MAIN AVE. PAssAIc, N. I. Esso COMPLIMENTS PROM THE sr-IAPIRO CLEANERS 6. DY!-:Rs FI-AKEWS SERVICENTER INC' PARK AVE. and PARK PLACE RUTHERPORD, N. 1. RUtherford 2-1933 Rufheffofd, N. I. ti- ---1--- -----1 STATION SQUARE FRUIT 6. PRODUCE MARKET. INC. Retail at Wholesale Prices Tele: RUtherford 2-0917 RUTHERFORD TAXI SERVICE. INC. Office: Rutherford Depot I1 SQ. I. Two persons QQ Que degfinquon in - RU11qeffOrd 2.3152 Rutherford or East Rutherford. 25c I THE CAMERA SHOP STIO'S CUT RATE STORES Pass. 2-7186 Soda-Candy-Cigars II ERIE AVE. 242 P RK AVE. 165 PRCSPECT ST' PASSAIC' N' I' Rutherford, N. I. East Ruthegord, N. I. LOUIS SCHABEL Meat Market A FRIEND I 96 PRESIDENT ST. PASSAIC, N. I. I IACK 6 IILL KINDERGARTEN VINCENT I' PEZZA Ice Cream, Contections, Cigars COMPLIMENTS OF GIESCHEIWS LOMRICK APPLIANCE CORP. I 110 Hackensack St. East Rutherford 621 MAIN AVE. PASSAIC, N. I. RUtherford 2-2490 BLANCHES. MILLINERY SHOP GEO. ZIMMERMANN ACE ELEVATOR SERVICE Elevators and Dumbwaiters Real Estate-Insurance Maintained-Repairod I 414 FOURTH ST. CARLSTADT, N. I. I 335 Hackensack St. Carlstadt, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF REGINA COUNCIL No. 1688, K. of C. COMPLIMENTS CF C. H. BLOECHER CO., INC. RUTI-IERFORD, N. I. Rllthertord 2-0660 COMPLIMENTS or HUEBER SERVICE STATION FRIEND IM. . ...E- M - V. -.Q-1. I 1.t.f-.E,..... -',.' ru... WERNER'S Men's and Young Men's Clothing. Huis. Shoes Use Our New Payment Plan 5 S'YLVAN STREET RUT1-IERFORD, N. I. EMPIRE MATTRESS CO. 261-3 PASSAIC STREET PASSAIC NEW JERSEY Complimenls of IACK AND IILI. KINDERGARTEN PAssaic 2-0342 T. F. O'BRIEN. Inc. O'DEA'S': Reiriqei-ato:s. Radios, Washers 653 MAIN AVE. PASSAIC, N. I. ACE ELEVATOR SERVICE Elevators and Dumbwaiters Repaired PARK TAVERN Pizzeria cmd Restaurant Ioseph Italiano, Manager 250 PARK AVENUE EAST RUTHERFORD Compliments of ENRIQUE DEL SMAINE M. D. RUlherford 2-4725 GUSTAV BLASKA Prime Meats Fancy Delicatessen Home Made Bologna 414 FOURTH ST. CARLSTADT, N. l. 339 SEXVENTH ST, CARLSTADT, N. I' SUPERIOR NOVELTY CO. FRANK BODE Operators of I Paimer and Decorator Cigareile, Music Machines and Skill Games 338 SEVENTH ST. CARLSTADT, N. 1. PP-Sseic 342337 Plissvic 2-4932 I I I I Dme and Dance sf SPEERS Compfimenis frcm All the Lads Music By Al schencw. Rhythm Kings ---' ' AL OOD REST Featuring Tom Schencks and His Sax W 30 RIVER ROAD DELAWANA, N. I. BLOOMFIELD AVENUE ALWOOD, N. I. I Phone RUiherford 2-7545 Twp Slgfgg . I GUSIS QUALITY MARKET SIGNA S SHOE REPAIRING Fancy Fruiis and Vegetables L' Skgnu G Son 30 ORIENT WAY 47 PARK AVENUE 33 RIDGE ROAD RUTHERFORD, N. I. RUTHERFORD, N. I. I Phone RUiherfcrd 2-5891 I TEX H PPE A FRIEND TILE S O Yard Goods-Linens-Curiains 31 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD, N. I. ,. ..gm.Q1um ..,,, ,..,,w..-.-.11AlnhuwLlL1.4Aim- ,ni ,11.,w im. air' ' '12 g' Rutherford 2.2652 PARK CLEANING CO. Thomas Sapar, Prop. 219 STUYVESANT AVE., LYNDHURST, N. I. RUtherford 2-5050 RUtherford 2-0640 SANFORD MOTOR CAR COMPANY Dodqe and Plymouth 32 AMES AVENUE RUTHERFORD, N. l. Compliments of RUTHERFORD TAXI SERVICE RUtherford 2-3152 STATION SQUARE FRUIT 6 PRODUCE MARKET. INC. Retail at Wholesale Prices ll STATION SQUARE RUTHERFORD, N. I. Compliments of ROSARY LEAGUE St. Ioseph's Church EAST RUTHERFORD, N. I. Phone Rutherford 2-7726 Compliments of ARATA SERVICE STATION 307 PATERSON AVE. EAST RUTHERFORD PAssaic 2-2378 LOUIS SCI-LABEL Meat Market 96 PRESIDENT ST. PASSAIC, N. I. Phone RUtheriord 2-0512 Compliments of SILVER SEAL LAUNDRY 22 ROLIVER STREET RUTHERFORD NEW IERSEY Compliments of GEORGUS' SUPER SERVICE Compliments oi CONKLING. SMITH 6 TOWE Phone PA1isade 6-0051 Compliments oi ' HOKNEKI-ZR DAIRY Compliments of MAYER'S BAKERY 287 PATERSON AVENUE 567 30th STREET NORTH BERGEN, N. I. RUTHERFORD NEW IERSEY Phone I-lArrison 6-2807 H. Y. BLANSTON FHNSMITI-I'S Real Estate The Cld Reliable-Est. 1900 Loans and Insurance 607 NO. 4th STREET HARRISON, N. I. 18 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD, N. I. PAssair: 2-3548 A 6- P SHOE REPAIRERS Hats Cleaned and Blocked New Hats Made to Order COR. PASSAIC :Sf WMS. ST. PASSAIC Phone PAssaic 2-7 I 86 THE CAMERA SHOP Devoted Exclusively to Better Photography 165 PROSPECT STREET PASSAIC, N. I. Tel. RUtherford 2-75U6 GRUBEHS DELICATESSEN Compliments of Home Cooking-Salads JERSEY CITY AND 5GHdWiCh9S-Beef LYNDHURST BUS CO. 88 Pork Avenue Rutherford, N. I. PHINHNH HHHVHHISINI1 SIHVIEE Distinctive printing, like all other processes of distinction, requires a coordination of skills, artistry, and business service. 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