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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

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Marys sliidenls rhe opporlmiry lo receive a proper eduoalion by proridiwg Thern w'fh educarional lacllilies of lhe highesl guelirf. hle has by his pro- found inreresl in all school e:'iy'lie3, especially' rhe bawdy clernonslreled hs greer Corse-rn for youlh. Al IN THE SERVICE Right Reverend Monsignor Charles C. Demionovich l 1 'r W R? ln fhe Service of God Reverend Joseph B. Bagley Falher Bagley o'f9lliSl'Wl:,f gives ol himself n his :spasm as relgon feazner for 'he iw1OF Cl51SS, presennrg lo rhern a clear ofchire ol rheir re 'gion Course-Gjddnfe. Whe'her e' a dance cr as 5 . . . i , ,. football game, he :ornrnw :ares hs ioeels era nfs grear erihusiasrns. CDF GOD Father Robert H. Langdon A rewcorner 'ro Sf. Marys +hEs year, Farher has i'l'r 'hloicln proved hinnzeil TO be iihools inlegra' on. A f 5, ff-f . . ,,,r, er he showed rhaf Tre W aopropria+e T'fle lor rhe of life as well. ef W,-,,-, , D,, ora Loyalfy zeicnd year en o a way hoaiore re Reverend Thomas J. Walsh When you are solidly grounded yourself, you can proiecr your ideals inro rhe lives of orhers and lind willing adherenls. ln his eighl years al S+. Marys Falher has regarded lhe 'reenagers as friends, nor as problems. This allilude has aided in producing solid sodalisfs and represenlalive seniors. i The powers thot be Slster M Aloulse, O P 'N 'T' Principal By careful guIdanc by InTellIgen+ counsel Through seernIngly never endIrg eIIorT SIsTer AlouIse you have InculcaTed IO us The IundamenTal prIncIpIes and vIr+ues whIch are reguIsI'res To peace and progress In ThIs world and TTaInmenT for The nexT Because of ThIs and because ol The counTless ofher lundnesses you have performed for us e Tender To you our hearTIelT apprecuahon and grah .ave-W Mi ff 'rude LeT us assure you Thaf we wIII sfruve To mann A 2,7 Tam The sfandards sef for us if PEvEPEIvD THOMAS I WALSH SISTER M GEORGITA o P SISTER M PATRICIA DOMINIC O P RelIgIon RelIgIon ScIence Iyyyn, RelIgIon Mafhemahcs ScIence PD W I I SISTER M ROSE MARTIN OP REVEREND JOSEPH Is BAGLEY SISTER M GERAL OP v ReI,g,On E,,gI,SI, RelIgIon RelIgIon EnglI h SISTER VERONICA JOSEPH o P REVEREND ROBERT I-I LANGIDON SISTER M JANET OP RelIgIon LIbrarIan TypIng E lh I Re 9'O Rel'g'On WS 'Sow MR THEODORE o BUTTERFASS SISTER DQRIS ANNE 0 P SISTER LOUIS MARIE O P MaIl'emaI'C5 RelIgIon EnglIsh Lahn MUSIC MR RAYMOND K HEARNS EnglIsh I-lIs'rory SISTER M El-AINE O P SISTER MARGARET ELLEN O P Re,q,On Lafm RelIgIon MaThemaTIcs MRS MARGARET GIASCOYNE Home Nursung SISTER ELIZABETH ANN 0 P SISTER MARGARET EUCI-IARIA O P RelIgIon French RSIIQIOD French LGIIFI Home Economucs SISTER ELIZABETH MICHAEL o P SISTER MAUREEN ANNE O P MISS PATRICIA PARKERION Rellqmn EVIQIISP H'5I'O'Y Rehgmn Slenography Typmg PhysIcaI Educahon I-lealfh SISTER M EUCI-IARISTA O P SISTER MARY SUSO O P MR GERALD RESTAINO RelIgIon Sqence RelIgIon EnglIsh Arf PhysIcaI Educahon I-lealfh MISS ELIZABETH FARELL BIology General ScIence MISS Irene Melgh Throughouf our lour years a+ SaInT Marys MIss Meagh you have found hrne To render servIces 'Io us, regardless of wheTher you were engaged WIIII oTher clul'Ies Very probably we faIIed To menhon our graTITude, buf now ThaT we are abouT To begIn a new phase ol lIIe, The Class of I957 exTends To you our mosT sIncere apprecIaTIon for all of your numerous favors o o . . . A . . 'I I f 0' ' ' I Qt . . ' . . .. , . 6 . - ' I ,I In ' W I,- II in . . . III . I ' I 5.4, I A . ' ' ' ' . . ' , I I , , . . U . I I I I . Pr A N N . , . . I . I - -I , ' ' ' ' I D . . . . , ' ' ' I . f. - - I I I I . . ' , , . . . , . . I. . I . 1 ' . . I ' I h . . . ' ' ' I . , . . ' ' ' ' , . I I I . . 10 THE FACULTY The mo l ,oowerlol lers he vorld ns u eless unless als power s edepled lo flue eyes wlmclw w ll use H So llwe la erl force of e leculry does nor co ls+ merely IU 'rexlr boolcs wrllw nexl' years opyrrolrr or ards w flu e quunoue sense appeal FOCUS belongs lo llne FACULTY Tlwelr eb lrly lS IU clarrlylrq llwe lweze of par llculer lacls and lead malerunq 'nrnds lo prlncuple ol Knowledge Q' ST MARYS HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Sealed leff +o rnglnf Slsfer M Eucharusfa OP Snsfer M Pa+rnc:a Domlnrc O P Slsfer M Elnzaberh Anne O P Snsier M Jane? OP Susfer M Georgnfa OP Sns+er M Alouuse O P Snsier Margarei Ellen O P Susfer M Elaine O P Snsfer M Eluzabefh MICLIEBI O P Slsfer M Rose Marhn O P Srsfer M Gerald O P Sfandmg Snsfer Lours Marne OP Snsier M Suso OP Slsfer M Veromca Joseph OP Slsrer M Dons Anne OP Slsfer Maureen Anne OP Snsfer Margaref uc ana OP M BuHerfass Mss P Parkelon Mr Hearns Mass E Farell Mr J Resfamo Mrs. Cora Knclrzer 11 ACTIVITIES The various acIiviIie5 avaiIaIoIe Io us aI SainI IVIary'5 adequaIeIy IUIIIII Ihe Iheme OI Ihis book We receive KNQWLEDGE Irom each acIiviIy in iIs own IieId. From Ihia IcnowIecIqe, we are beIIer quaIiIied Io recognize Ihe won- derInI qiII5 given Io us by fXImighIy God in a qe5Iure of LOVE. These spee cial acIiviIies IurIher carry our icIeaIs Io completion when we reaIize IhaI' our acIiviIieS prepare urs Ior SERVICE in The many IieId5 open Io Ihose who can meeI Iheir requiremerfis, Ihereby, bniId- ing beIIer rnen and women of Ioday and Iomorrow. f ' STUDENT 3 SISTER MARGARET ELLEN Moderafor vw fill JOSEPH WALSH Presldenl MARIANN DERLINGA Secrelary E COUNCIL Sludenl Councnl al Sl Marys I-Iugh School spells Servnce Il as lhe undergraduale governmenl conlrnbulung lo democracy ID a governmenl lor lhe sludenls by lhe sludenls under lhe gurdance ol lacully advnsors The prumary purpose ol lhus dernocraluc organnzalnon IS lo render servnce lo sludenls and lacully alalce Laws eslablnshed lor lhe common good ol lhe school are a means lo serve socnely Thrs year besndes :ls regular meelnngs and socral aclnvuloes lhe Sludenl Council revrved Sludenl Courl Each weelc ollenders appeared belore lhe presndung ollncers lo be lrned The courl enables lhe sluclenls lo have a bel ler underslandnng ol lhe democralnc principles ol our governmenl lhus In drreclly conlrrbullng lo socuely STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS SENIORS Raymond Scrnvanlch Joseph Walsh Jolrn unnn John Du Marla D nald Chunlra Donald lppolulo Raymond Reardon Eranlc Chappa Thomas Alvarez Eugene Arnold Kennelh Mnllo James Senlner Waller Kopec John Cardullo Marlann Derlxnga Belly I-I gglns Joyce Senlner Janel Krolllexler Barbara Mol lor ss Ann Durney Mrlored Cosmos Ellen Scnnerder Frances Kreli Lucrlle Novarro Valere Trolle Judrlh Meehan Barbara Mallhews JUNIORS Thomas Klrwan Eranlc Green Gal Grllooly J yce I-loughlon Gal Gurssellu yll s Mar Isabel I-lelblg Ela ne Boas Barbara Lo Bue Nancy Carlnrclc SOPHOMORES Waller Pechowslm Marlrn Dull James Murphy J lrn Soan Em ly Iwanslu Lucy Hyland Geraldlne Sovnch Denrse Mcssay FRESHMEN Roger Boll Joseph Murphy D r'r'a Wash Sandra Brown DONALD IPPOLITO Vuce Presudenl RAYMOND REA RDON Treasurer B . - ' KX! A. . I . . - . A n v 1 , If . ' . . . I .i ,ryr 'I - . I - PH Il ul I' or I You re all reporfed fo Sfudenf Courf Presldenf Joseph Walsh oversees mferchange Councnl convenes for nfs monihly meehng Pleadmg for Marhnu' Joseph Mar den+ Courf offncers J Walsh D Ippoll +0 M Derlmga R Reardon fini presenfs Hs case'beFore flue S+u THE SODALITY la' 'fx T REVEREND THOMAS J. WALSH SISTER ELIZABETH ANNE Mcderafor OFFICERS OF THE SODALITY SocIaIi+y officers 'rake fime from preparing a meefing 'fo pose. Leff Io rigI'1+: Sisfer Elizabefh Ann, Moderaforg F. Higgins, Prefech R. Longo, Vice-prefech P. Garrigan, Secreiaryg E. Schneider, Treasurer. Members of The Sodalify af +I1eir monIIaIy meefing. OF OUR LADY e-1 7.7 'tif QT 764707 T' ' in in na BREAD OF ANGELS-Fafher Walsh Communicafes Sodalisfs. Leff Io righI': A. Leonard, M. A. Bezares, B. Sweelman, B. Darrow, A. Geary, acoIyIe, K. Jones. The Sodaliiy of The Blessed Virgin Mary, had Hs beginning afler The rise of Ihe Confralernilies of Prayer in The early Middle ages, and has developed rapidly since Ihe end of Ihe I2Ih cenlury. Knowledge, Love and Service may well be considered Ihe aims of Ihe Sodalify. Through Ihe reaching of Ihe SodaIi+y, ir malces genuine Chrisrians of ils members by a profound devoiion Io and child Iilce love of Ihe Blessed Virgin Mary. The Sodalily siresses The imporlance of spiriIuaI aclivily Ihrough iIs monlhly I-Ioly I-Iour and Annual Relreal. I+ encourages and sponsors proiedrs which may righrfully be called sociocullural. The panels conducied in Decem- ber presenred aduII and youlhful views on Ihe currenl sleadyfdaiing problem. Through Ihe inspiralion of Ihe Sodalily, sludenis slrrive Io be Chrisl-like by beinQ Mary-ine. Ou' Lady Wafches Us MISSION COMMITTEE The Spirif of Giving -A. Mauro, M. Mulligan, E. Sodaliiy Hierarchy af Communion Brealcfasf-Le:-ff Parks, and J. Seniner prepare Io Ieave for Ihe Io righ+: P. Garrigan, Fafher Walsh, Monsignor Chrisfmas parfy a+ SI. Joseph's Home for Ihe Charles, F. Higgins, and R. Longo. Blind. Corona VOI- XXI. No. 1 St. Mary's, Rutherford, N. J. October, 1956 School Plans College Confab Night Nov. 15th Michael Marosy Sixty different colleges are ex- pected to be represented at the annual College Conference Night on Thursday, November 15 at 7:30 pm. All Seniors and Juniors and their parents are urged to at- tend. The Conference gives the students the opportunity to ob- tain information about the var- ious colleges and to help them decide on the choice of a college. Men's, Women's and Co-ed Colleges will be represented. Some of these are: Fordham, Providence, Holy Cross, St. Bon- aventure, Boston, Caldr all Col- lege, St. Elizabeth, Nr Dame, f. MP ' and Imrr ta. Pigott and Meehan Head Veritas Staff John DeMaria Permanent officers of the Veri- tas Staff have been are off to a flying Richard Pigott and han as co-editors. Assisting thc co-editors are Pat Garri- elected and start with Judy Mee- William Brown and gan who are in charge of the business management. The cir- culation of the book goes to Michael Morosy and Betty Hig- gins. Those in charge of Senior portraits are Valerie Trotter, F'lorence Higgins, Mariann Der- linga, Barbara Matthews, Mau- reen Mulligan, Thomas Alvarez and David Olmsted. T Seniors have ended their Cl' lcd Ad Campaign and lf' is Home Room 203. certain that 5' ster Janet, her 1957 ' ' will do a Student Publication Reflects Student Views and life ut St. Mary's New news, interesting features, instructive editorials and light humor are the components of the Corona which is published five REV. WILLIAM J. KING Retreat . ll! Mr er 'QS f it St rl,9Il'1b8l William Eliza- tation. Forci- aculate .c Uni- ned on Boland 'wecamc o g y . Seton is been for the also Di- ulty of he 'lin .ents .i each Je and begin- C011- 'lg' Diadems in the Crown, . . . the entire staff proudly reviews the results of their efforts. Seated, left to right: E. Higgins, J. Hughes, M. Marosy, R. Walsh, J. Walsh, Sister Margaret Eucharia, K. Mille, P. Garrigan, J. Krollfeifer, C, Hoare, A. Durney. Standing: B. Molitoriss, M, Bischoff, R. Reardon, W. Brown, W. Kopec, M, Derlinga. times a year through the com- bined efforts of Sr. Margaret Eucharia, Moderatorg chief edi- tor, and under editors. Let us follow the progress of the paper from its inception to completion. Three weeks before the finished product reaches its reader a meeting of all Corona members is called and the news and articles to be covered is distributed by the editor. A deadline is established and articles must be in at that time. The items then go to the typists and then on to the copyreaders where defects in spelling and composition are corrected. Then comes the first trip to the print- ers where galley sheets or proofs are printed and returned for further corrections and final placements in the selected sec- tions. On the second trip to the printers the finished product is conceived, leaving only the dis- tribution through school to be accomplished. Although it looks quite simple, the compiling and publishing of the Corona is a tedious job which requires much time and effort. Journalism Club The principles of Catholic writings must be installed early as a newspaperman otherwise he will not be able to evaluatd the truth in reporting. Bearing these principles in mind the underclassmen, the future reporters and editors of the Corona, are instructed and guided in the field of Journal- ism. Behind the leadership of Sr. Margaret Eucharia St. Mary's is sure to have the finest in Cath- olic papers in the years to come. SISTER MARGARET EUCHARIA Modera+or You are 'free io copy read fhe copy readers check and rewrnfe Hue arhcles Lefi' fo rnghf M Marosy R Kopec J Walsh E Hnggnns Susfer Margaref Eucharua K Mnlo M Derlung A Durney ANN DU RNEY Ari Edzfor fu KI JOSEPH WALSH Ednfor K' 4 AL KENNETH MILLO Co edlfor as ev'9 JAMES HUGHES Phofographer RICHARD WALSH Sporis Eduior BARBARA MOLITORISS Apprenhces +o The crown learn the fundamenfals of newspaper wrrfrng Leff fc nght SPOHS Ed f0 Slsfer Margaref Eucharna D Va: N Nasufa K Langdon R Beyer P Ross B LoBue S Roberfs J Qunnn T Klrwun N Carinnck A Schneuder ' ,,, ' ' Anka 7- ,,, g 1, A A Q if , A 9 A if :fm f-A I l 1 V' any ,31 .lu--1 llll S U T I .Ii l VERITAS The Veri+as is Sr. Marys yearboolc. I+ is an annual publicarion which gives an accounr of srudies and sporfs, acffiviries and evenrs and life in general here on The corner ol Chesrnur and Ames. The boolc is published by rhe senior class members: co-edirors, business manager and circularion chiefs under rhe direclion of a faculry advisor. VerH'as, lrurh, is rhe mofro of The school annual and 'rhe Dominican Qrder. Trulh is rhe end lor which rhe mind conslanlly slrives and concurrenrly The chief goal here ar S+. Marys W0 Q S 6 illlll lil P9 Clark Keni and Lois Lane?-No. Richard Pigoff and Judy Meehan co-edilors of Verifas. Layoui sfaff and ace fypisf produce a page-Sfanding: T Alvarez, D. Murray. Sealed: W. Gurfler, Jr., V. Lydon lThe Phofographer also helped.l Money isn'+ everyfhing . . . buf if helped produce 'the No Par, +he ad was for five dollars, nor 550.-Lef+ fo righi: Verifas- -Elilabefh Higgins Seafed. Michael Marosy dand- SisferJane+, Moderarorg Pafricia Garrigan, Business Manager. 509. Cll'CUldfi0f1 MGHGQGFS- s Xxx ix V d,, l' XX SENIOR PORTRAIT STAFF Plcl' ures are our Cameos Ace Phofogra h Mr Charl K Whal s fhe verdnd Tom? Leif lo rlghl F Hnggnns M Mullngan V Trolfer B Malfh mga p er es rusan knows all the angles ews T Alvarez M Der The slronger sex7 Barbara Ne h I h mls lends a lhelp ng and fo Ray Reardon who slruggles wlfh sporls fle wlmle B b ar ara Molniornss prachces 'the vnrlue of pahence. Pencil poinf precfslon as demonsfraled b V . . Y ernas arflsl Ann Durney. 21 FORENSIC LEAGUE L fi A meeling in +l'1e making-Sisler Doris Ann and Execufive Board, F. Higgins, M. Mulligan, B. Higgins, E, Herberf, and F. Greene plan fu- 'lure forensic evenfs.. . SISTER DORIS ANNE Moderaior How abouf a few words, George? -F. Greene aslrs fl1e opinion of exrempore experf, G. Welkey. Now +l'1is is flwe way Joyce Kilmer meanl' if fo be read L. Novarro shows poelry readers M. L. Hirsch, E. lwanslri, T. Mercller, A. Bodef and M. E. Giaimo fhe way if should be done. One oT The viTal linlcs in The chain oT a well rounded 'y 'T school career fs The abiliT To speak well-wf'h poise, di - s. - Y , T Q 1, ,, niTy, and conhdence. ln The Forensf League These are The goals we seek. ' The schools debaTing and pupil: speaiirg club draws iTs members Trorn all classes and Tries, by means oT The spoken word, To develop arTi:ulaTe CaTholic leadership-so necessary in Todays world. Under The direcTion of SisTer Doris Ann, capably as- sisTed by SisTer ElizabeTh Michael, The league has conTinued To uphold The high sTandards esTablished by predecessors, in oraTory, poeTic: and dramaTic inTerpreTaTion and debaTing. ST. Marys should be proud oT This group ThaT lcnows iTs subiecTs so well, serves iTs purpose so duTiTully, and loves iTs fellow man so viTally ThaT iT broadQasTs iTs message To all who will lisTen. Beth Fowler displays Trophy she earned as winner of The sTaTe finals in dramafic inierprefafion. The league learns debaTing TacTics.-E. Herberi, B. Higgins, M. Mulligan, and F. Greene, assisfed by Sisfer Elilabefh Michael, give The club a demonsfraiion in The mechanics of debahng. SISTER LOUIS MARIE O.P. ELAINE BOAS Drum MaioreHe THE QUEEN 5 WZ? I OUR SPIRITED TWIRLERS-Kneeling: Capfain Lucille No- wave u varro. Sfanding: J. Kruger, V. Riedel, A. Piazza. M. Panza, M. Long, M. Augagema, R. DeToro. Bezares, J. riff VI righf: C. Conroy E. -Kunz. Sfandingz M B. Brehme. 4 een marches before Sf. Marys Gaels Xie e Il . ,Q fake The field. V. Soff and sweef!--Glee Ciub officers-J. Krollfeifer, E. bchneider, A. Durney. GLEE CLUB SENIOR GLEE CLUB JUNIOR GLEE CLUB 1 4 JW' Y If ' 0 G15 ft Y NUTCRACKER SUITE W Cauglmf In flue Whlrl of ilwe Waltz of 'the Flowers Sensor gurls M Derlmga B Molnfonss and A Hynes dance fo the slralns of Tchakovsky Russuan Trepal: pranclng on M Dnon shows us how fhe Trepalr as done ALTOGETHER FOR A GRAND FINALE Enhre cas? gafhers on flue sfage mth sfars F Greene L Novarro E lwansll M Dion and J Walsh nn flue fron? row THE ' X. ff, ,-jliffl ji' .. . . ..- . . lf 3, . l , , ,, , ,,,, W uni SLILQQ Hi - W 'Y ITV ' -1-Q - mf' 'A Ngf, V' fr -if-ff, -'- M' A f'H,, 1., ' V , Qdgg. ,, '1-WWfW'4 5 f f1. Q ,HWS ' as. x 1 'V L gg. . 1 Eff 'L 4 I V Q k i kfgliwn - X 'ff .A ' ,- 1 , 4 1 ' x 1 ji' Q3 513, i s Q fig, v i f ' ff' X 'X A f'--- , K ' 3 nu s I I ,, i t 3 'va when I 4 My ixlh-M i ma .. 4, , V, i Wei, A M .5 '1 1 g . 9 . 'iff' 55 h..f fmi av tw 1-.1 x LEISURE CLUB C. Dudcly, Mlss Farrell, D, Walsh, J. Tucholslri, C. Murphy, P. Baglino, L. Gralewski, G. Sovich. LUMEN CLUB All eyes of the Lumen Club loolulo +he fufure.-Officers: D. Hirsch, K. Tykes, O. Massey, A. Piaua, and moderalor Sisfer Rose Marlin in fron? of 'rhe library vo- cafion bullelin board which fhey plan each monlh. ART CLUB Fulure Plcassos al worlr-Boys: D. Kasl- ler, A. lwanslri, J. Murphy, M. Dull, V. Thoms, and F. Zelelski explore fhe phase of lellering while girls: T. Merdler, M. O'Donnell, M. L. Sullivan, M. J. O'Brien, and A. Durney slrefch Rober1 the Robot 3 LIBRARY CLUB wa V1 Five members of The Library Club-C. Wagenhofer, N. Carfnich, J. Molfeni. M. A. Wagner and M. E. Van Vooren accession a new novel before placing if on fhe library shelves. BUSINESS CLUB S+. Mary's secrelarial service in aclion-E. Parks, B. Lewandowslri use principles of 'Filing while M. Darley, sealed. falres a leller from Sisfer Maureen Anne, O.P. wq Sisfer M. Gerald, O.P., cenfer and Sisler Margarei' Eucharia, O.P., righi, have a friendly reunion wiih a Sain? Mary's alumna, Maureen Reardon, who aifends fhe Cafholic Universi+y of America. nnqhu 32 WASHINGTGN TRIP 'QQ Once in a life lime. Seniors who affended Washingion frip are bofiom row, sealed, lefi +o righfz J. Weis, B. Vai, M. Ross, A. Spaldo, E. LiMuli, S. Dillon, J. Sfolfz, A. Perno, D. Pyslcafy, C. Hoare, T. Frafangelo, P. Garrigan, M. Cos- mos, M. Derlinga, A. Hyland, E. Reininger and M. Walsh. Middle row: P. Wiley, V. Lydon, C. Ryblra, R. Nachbauer, M. rffa ff' ,ia Seniors on fhe banlxs of fhe Po fomac are M. Derlinga, and M Cosmos. Seniors in fron? of fhe capilol- Fronf row, lefl fo righfz E. Li Muli, S. Dillon, M. A. Sfolfz, A. Perno. Second row: P. Wiley, C. Ryblxa, R. Nachbauer. Slandingz Fafher Bagley, F. Chappa, M. Marosy, G. Pollinger. ,. a.. Bischoff, J. McDonald, E. Higgins, J. Meehan, and F. Hig- gins. Top row, sfanding: J. Senfner, J. Pollinger, T. Cool: W. Brown, M. Maros , D, Murra , Sisler M. Gerald, O.P Y Y ' Rev. Joseph Bagley, Sisler Margaret Eucharia, O.P., J. Mar- lini, R. Wasienlro, A. Beyer, J. Hughes, F. Chappa, and W Salisky. More ard more ihe youlh ol looay is seekng lo lurlher his educalion, and in The average youlh, lhe capacily lor learnirg is expanding. Realizrg lhaf lhis growlh is crealing an urgency lor help, Sainl Marys sels aside one nigh? annuaiy dedi- caled lo helping ils young graduales sel'le The gueslion ol lheir lfulure. 'llCalholic College Conference Nighr lsrirgs represenlalives ol numerous Calholic Colleges who discuss lhe courses and reguirernenls ol lheir co'- leges. This conlerence gifes lhe sludenls a lirsl class loolq al prospeciife schools and shows lhern ine ad- vanlages ol a Cafhoic college eoucaion. Buf, lzul' . . . l'm going info nursing, prolesls Florence Higgins, leff, cenfer. Barbara Nemesh slanding, Belly Higgins sealed. Sisfer Margarel Clare, O.P. and Sisler Fran- ces, O.P. represenl' Caldwell College for Women. And, oh yes: There:-'s a girls' college iusl' lhree miles away.- Raymond Reardon, Thomas Alvarez and Joseph Marfini con- lemplale affending Sainl Michaels College, Vermonf. Serious senior considers college. Richard Walsh, sealed in cenler, nexl fo his molher, 'rallrs wifh fhe Reverend J. J. Walsh, T.O.R., represenfafive from Sain? Francis College, Lorello, Pa. Palricia Garrigan, Mildred Cosmos and Palricia Wiley gel lhe dala on Marywood from represenfalive Mary Campbell. 5-5. ' X,i,..-v- - Z l THE SNCDWFLAKE FANTASY Wl1af's The mailer? A. Gonsiska I doesn'f seem fo be enioying himselfn' ,J Q f r My I fr M l f j J' ,felf fl f 1 fl A' few fy The Holy Family wafches over us ' A 44 4 S.M.H. Lisfening Pos? -L. DelMasfro, A. Gon sisla, A. Cox, J. Kein, K. Tamlce, ioy The dance from fhe side lines. Refreshing inlerlude lo a prelude -E. Tobias, D. Sullivan. M. Guflwneck, J. Mc- Carfney and G. Garcia fake time out for refreshments. and R. Cline en Freshman Polenhmles of S+ M rys T Bulrafa and E Gunn are crowned Kung and ueen of lhe Freshman dance by J Senlner and T Alvarez Preffy baby' Sensor gurls become quamjed wnfh a new 'freshman af + e a y Bawl L ff lo ru hf F Hg I Derlmqa H g 1 s B Thom Durney P Garngan B Nemesh CDN THE SOCIAL SIDE Merry men of musuc The Mello Tones led by John DeMarua cenfer creafe a mood for Our Laclys Blue Valenhne Dance X. Qs U I 'iii i I 5 . JUNIOR ,ar K M A queen is crowned. -Queen Joan Monahan is surrounded by her cour'r. T. Choma, F. Higgins, C. Radaven, J. Hoffman, L. George, B. Ma++hews, and J. Fay. JC' , W 3 .-+ - 'N Hx 'N , 1- F WMV' N SISTER MAUREEN ANNE Moderafor X .xx . . so-5xNXs. xx 5Ygf'Am2f 4 7HlK2' Couples dance io ihe Merry go round Walfz Do no? disrurb-busy lifile bees a+ worl. - Working hard for a successful prom are, D. Olmsfead, B. Nemesh, M. Derllnga, F. H.ggins, L. Novarro, J. Burke and M. Mulligan. 36 PROM ,-bg, ,F -.r ,pg 'l ' ly' Smiling faces reveal fha? all worlc was noi in van 37 N. SPCDRTS ST. Mary's oTTers a spoil-3 program viTal To The school liTe oT every sTudenT. This program Teaches iTs parTiQipanTs The value oT good 2porTsmar1ship and horief.Ty in compeTiTion. The friendships Torged, and The wealTh oT The experience ac- quired in sporTs parTiQipaTion are essenTial supplemems To The school curriculum. The charaCTer Tormed by our Gaels will remain wiTh Them as an inTegrel imprinTor1 Their eTernal TickeT. 4 M5 V15 fi FOOTBALL COACH ISADORE VALORANI 6 CAPTAIN RICHARD WALSH CAPTAIN JOSEPH WALSH For The TirsT Time in many years The ST. Mary's Gaels suTTered a season where losses predominaTed. IT was Coach Vallorani's TirsT such year since he sTarTed as head coach of The Gaels. ln Their TirsT aTTempT againsT ST. BenedicT's The Gaels were handed Their TirsT deTeaT by a score of 35-6. ln a second aTTempT againsT an unusually sTrong lmmaculaTe ConcepTion, ST. Marys Tound Themselves on The shorT end oT a I9-6 counT. fx close I2-8 Tally marked The Tinal period score in a Tough baT- Tle wiTh Harrison. AgainsT a much larger Cardinal Hayes The Gaels showed remarkable sTrengTh and held The powerTul Hayes To a I9-7 score. ATTer Taking a TirsT half walloping oT 20 poinTs The Gaels sTiT- Tened and held The Pony PiraTes To a 7-7 Tie in The second half, buT The TirsT half proved Too much and SeTon Hall won 27-7. NexT The Gaels broke Their sTreak wiTh The TirsT TasTe oT vicTory infa Tinal period romp over The Vikings of NorTh ArlingTon by a score O 26-l2. BuT The powerful Fordham Prep knocked The Gaels righT back inTo Their ruT when They Trampled The Gaels 40-O. ln The Tinal game oT The season The Gaels liTerally TorgoT Their pasT and all Their inexperience as They ToughT like pros To overcome a sTrong Pope Pius 6-O. ln reTrospecT There have been many reasons oTTered why The Gaels suTTered a losing season, buT iT was mainly due To The lack oT experience. ln spiTe oT This deTiciency, The Gaels placed Richard and Joseph Walsh on The All AdvocaTe Team selecTed by The CaTh- olic School Coaches in The Achclioces oT Newark. I957 Gaels are-BoTTom row, lefT To righT: J. Keind, Mana- ger J. Senfner, J. Frafangelo, L. Russo, J. Sloan, J. Murphy, P. Ross, P. Longua, F. Caughey, R. McKiernan, R. Holden, D. Chunka, J. Dressel. Second row: R. Houion, Coach l V ll i R E an R. Alvarez J. Galla her D. Sullivan, F a oran. . 9 . . 9 - . ' Flinn, E. Arnold, R. Walsh, J. Walsh, D. Ippolifo, D. Olm- sfead, W. Piechowski, N. Nasufa, R. Scrivanich, Coach J. ResTaino, J. Maurmeyer, R. Sfanley. Third row: E. Howard, F. Carlough, C. Gesumaria, E. Pollinger, R. Gniedzieiko, T. Kirwan, D. Vander Mass, W. Bilger, A. Gahwyler, A. Jack- son, T. Holovacs, E. Hensle, J. Kein. M. McGonigle, J. McGIynn, K. Jones, A. Kunz, Coach R. Cupif. DONALD I PPOLITO End 'fd' Awai+ing official pre-game coin loss wiih Pope Pius capfains are Gael co-capfains Joseph Walsh and Richard Walsh. FRANK FLI NN Fullbaci Gaels malxing plans during lime our are-Leff lo right: R. Walsh, J. Gallagher, J. Murphy, W. Piechowslri, D. Olmsiead, B., Egan, R. Scrivanich and N. Nasuia. Y' DANIEL SULLIVAN Halfbacl THOMAS ALVAREZ EUGENE ARNOLD End Tackle FOOTBALL SCHEDULE S+. Mary's Opposifion 6 ,,,,,.,,,... S+. Benedicfs ......,,,... 35 6 ,,,. lmmaculaie Conceplion ,,,. I9 8 .,,,....Y,,, Harrison ...........,.., l2 7 ...... Cardinal Hayes .,,,,, . I9 6 ...,.., Seron Hall ...,.., . 26 28 ,,,,.. Norfh Arlingion .,.,,, I2 O ...., Fordham Prep .,.,, , 40 6 ,,,. Pope Pius .... O JOHN GALLAGHER End Gael back, Wall Piechowslri, wresfs ball from hands of Benedicf end io give Sf. Mary's possession. Gael players converge on Pope Pius baclr fo prevenf firsl' down by inches. A xc.. Richie Walsh affer 'fading back fo pun? runs fhe ball while Wall Piechowslri provides fhe inferference. Wafching game anxiously from bench are lef+ +o righ+: T. Kirwan, J. Gallagher, F. Caughey, K. Jones, R. McKiernan, W. Bilger. A. Gahwyler, R. Scrivanich, M. McGonigle, J. Kein, and P. Longua. KM- - V Q. 'N 'S :gl 2'-gm? it c, W 'S Wm ,Ai 4' FF3. w +1 4 ' 2 an Q M- f I! ff' ijgjlagl U w9d' A . S - ii J BASKETBALL COACH GERALD RESTAINO VicTories were scarce Tor The ST. Mary's baslceTball Team during The I956-57 season. In Mr. Gerald ResTaino's TirsT year as Gael men- Tor a scarciTy oT maTerial resulTed in a sub-par 4 and I5, won-losT record. The Gaels easily deTeaTed The alumni buT iT was only aTTer Tive conTesTs ThaT They TasTed inTerscholasTic vicTory in a 66-63 vicTory over T-loly TriniTy. Then Tollowed a vicTory Tamine which included double deTeaTs by such TradiTional rivals as Pope Pius and Immacu- laTe ConcepTion. ST. Mary's nexT vicTory came in a Thrilling overTime conquesT oT Good Counsel, SO-49. This spiriT-raising vicTory was Tollowed by a 66-28 drubbing oT Archbishop Walsh. Regular season play ended wiTh deTeaT by ArTs High, Newarlc, and ST. Michaels, J. C. ln The ST. Michaels game Richie Walsh, Gael mainsTay Tor Tour years, scored poinT one-Thousand in his high school career. TournamenT play was noT TruiTTul Tor The Gael quinTeT This year. They were eliminaTed by NorTh ArlingTon High in The TirsT round oT The Bergen CounTy ChrisTmas TournamenT. lmmaculaTe ConcepTion erased Gael hopes Tor a NorTh Jersey CaTholic TournamenT crown when They deTeaTed Them Tor The Third Time This year. l DON IPPOLITO K' A RAY REARDON. CAPT. Gef up There, Ray-Under The boards, Ray Reardon grapples for possession againsT ST. Cecilia's. I956-57 BASKETBALL RECORD Sain? Mary's Opponenl 38 Saved Hearl EI !Al.J T!':l 46 ai,'i'e Civics? 56 42 f'4ffqf1 'I Z3 Ser' Cezel af ca H,,T- ,lHf1gLf. s 53 4I Sicffd I-if-lv C2 4r Se 5C 1f1fl1 50 63 TTQJS C. ze 4 42 mat, a'e Cincernr 55 53 V Pzpe P115 55 45 Roverfcrd 54 45 Dar Bosco 57 53 Pope Plas 73 53 God Czorsel love-rflwel 49 66 , AVCEE-SDSQ Walslw 28 4I Arla l l'qn llxlewarkl 46 4? Sf. lxfcnael 5 lJ. CJ 80 52 Irnmacslafe Ccncepllzn 7l 66 , Sa nf Cecelia: , , 85 Gel off my back! -Kevin Jones, pressed hard, relreals in search of maneuvering room. Z l I 3 RICHARD WALSH Boflom row, lofi lo righl: T. Holden, D. Claunlra, Capfain Ray Reardon, J. Quinn, A, Galmwyler. Top row: Manager R. Lombardi, K. Jones, C. Wormke, E. Hensle, T. Holovacs, R. Walsh, D. lp- JOSEPH MARTINI Jump ball!-Ray Reardon doggedly hangs on lo ball for a iump. polifo, J. Marlini, J. Walsh, J. Sloan, Manager P. Longua. JOSEPH WALSH Gaels baffle 'lor possession under fhe boards: Margaref Leonard fighfs 'for fhe ball againsf Good Counsel forwards. Sfanding, leff fo righf: R. M. Maccia, G. Guseffi, M. Leon- ard, B. Moliforiss, E. Gunn, P. Olmsfead, D. Hirsch, D. Mos- say, K. Tyks, D. Walsh, C. Bradley, T. Merdler, Miss Parker- GIRLS' BASKETBALL The l957 Gaeleffes differed greafly from fhose of fhe pasf. Maybe fhe loss of nine sfarfing seniors had somefhing fo do wifh if, buf neverfhaless fhe Gaeleffes iusf didn'f have fhe sparlc of previous years. Alfhough fhey foughf hard baffles fhe com- pensafing drive in fhe final periods was nof fhere. Only once did fluey show confinual efforf fhrough- ouf fhe whole game, and flue resulf was a 56-44 vicfory over Good Counsel of Newarlc. ln spife of fheir unusually poor record fhe Gaeleffes did show promise of beffer feams fo come, as fhere were some oufsfanding players, buf wifh foo liffle experience. The fechnical experience gained in fhe building year I957 may well prove fo be a solid foundafion for fufure wins. fon. Kneeling: M. L. Hirsch, A. Leonard, A. Bodef, Co-cap- fains V. Sheridan, and M. Sullivan, P. Mulverhill, J. Kerwin. Give me fha? ball-Siluafion lcolrs des- perafe ny Sheridan and Agnes Leonard pilfer ball. Oooo! player Hirsch relieve I956-57 BASKETBALL RECORD Sl- Mdl'Y'S Opponenfs 41 Ppfff V 43 l'f'na:,'a'e Cfif., Sl 41 Sf L-ff'g E3 42 S' C f'v 'c',Ff'1dfA'n, ED 21 SH M'c'ael': C? 57 33 Eas'er'f Chr i'Aan 43 33 Ml. Sl Dcnf Q 59 21 Sl, VfrCffr 5 bfj 5 S+, M chaelb ffm-wafkl , 53 4-1 Oar Lady cf The Vahey ES 53 Giid C.iu e' 44 24 G1 23 . Hgly Fam y ff Sr. Mlchaels lUrIQn Cfyl Jo for Good Counsel player as Gin- Dcn'f iusf sfand fhere Bar- bara-Cecilia Bradley confem- plafes pass +o a confemplalive Barbara Moliforiss. Good 'lor a deuce-Margaref Leonard shoofs while Ginny Sheridan awails rebound. lhal' fell' good-Good Counsel h gives a sgh of relief as Mary Lou Gael gn-I, fake Hme ouf for prayer-Lefl lo righf: Ginny Cecilia Bradley and Cafh T lcs ' ' Y Y Sherndan, Agnes Leonard, Musa Parkerfon, Donna Walsh. her of fha bell. Mary Ann Cole, Marilouise Sullivan, and Barbara Moliforiss. 47 BASEBALL COACH RESTRANIO As lhe Gaels' baseball 'ream lalces lhe field 'rhis year lhey will be defending lhe Calholic Group B Slale Championship, won by lasl year's leam. Mr. Gerald Reslaino, succeeding Mr. John Wesre lalce as coach will menlor lhe Gales in Their championship defense. Handling The mound chores will be Ray Scrivanich and Charles Wormlce, bolh junior righlhanders and soulhpaw John Sloan. Shar- ing lhe cafching assignmenl will be James Murphy and Waller Re- lcowslci. A+ firsl base will be converfed baclcslop Ray Reardon. Sopho- more Marrin McGonigle will be serving his firsl' year ar lhe key- slone saclc while four-year veleran Joseph Walsh will hold down lhe shorlslop posilion. Rounding oul lhe infield will be Kevin Jones al' lhird base. Bafring punch and oullield prowess will be provided by Caplain Donald lppolifo, Emil l-lensle, and Thomas Holden. The defending siafe baseball champions. CAPTAIN DONALD IPPOLlTO BASEBALL SCHEDULE I957 Holy Family , , S+, Benedicfk Wallngfcn , , Immaculafe Cgnceplwcw Holy lrlmlfy . , Pope Plus Lady ol We Valley . Bayley-Ellafd Sf. Beredlcls Sf, Michaels , Ruflwerlord . ,.. Bayley-Ellard Lady cl We Valley Immaculafe Conception Welllnqfcm Rullwerford , Pope Pius , Holy Trlnify SY. Cecellds Apr. Aprl Apr. Apr. Apr, Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May May May May May B S B S Baseball Socuefy Bench Siffers Murderer's ROW Ready, sef-Leff fo righf: S. Zaiac, E. Arnold, W. Piechowski Furs row leff fo rnglsf R m bard: K Langan J Mauermayer R Gmedznellro Second rw E Arnold W Gurfler N Nasula D Olmsfed J Gallagher A Pnaz IB E Hensle Tlurd row D Van derMass T Lydon T Holovacs S Zagac W Pnechowslu and A Gahwyler Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May May May TENNIS 22. , , ,, ...... , , Lodi , 24 Rufherford 29 ,,,,, , ., Sefon Hall I ......,. Sain? Benedicfs . 2 ..,.,... ,,,,,., Passaic , 6 ,,,.,,,, ,, ., Rufherford 8 ,...,,,, .. Don Bosco I3. ...,,, , Scion Hall , I5 ,.... ,, Saint Benedic+'s , I6 ,.,,.... , ,,,,,,,,,,. Lodi ., , 23 ,,,,,,,, Don Bosco 29 ....,,,, ...., P assaic Away Home Home Home Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Away MR. STANLEY IWANSKI Co-Capfains: Diefer Kasfler and Frank Greene. Coach The l957 Tennis Team UNDERCLASSMEN N I 2' :V X 2 1 , 0 CLASS J F O l YM. DONNA WALSH Vnce Presndenl JAMES DRESSEL Presudenf 1 f Furs? row sfanclmg left fo raghf F Quagllana I Waffers J Nolan E Pollmger J McGlynn F Salem: M Perfefh I Paulus M Hmes H Knyff J Forhecz Suffmg J Rakow sh E Helbug M Mullngan A Morchen me'f 'e-lm 144' Freshmen assume sensor fronf door prnvnlege Furs! row sfandmg leff +o rnghf P Gmfy M Con nelly J Mauermeyer V Fraser N Crowley J Neuman E Pfeuffer Second row C Sable M Peterson C Guuseffn L Abbazua B Sweefman M L Conley Third row K Haupfvogel S Brown C Wnllnams Fourfh row T Blschoff P Egan J Tesla A Kunz ANGELA BODET GEORGE WELKEY Secrefary Treasurer Vani+y of vanilies, and all is vani+y -ECCLES. excep+ +o LOVE God and SERVE Him alone. -THOMAS a KEMPIS Freshmen visi poinfs of mferesf during Rufher Fords Diamond Jubilee Furs? row slanding leff right M ran Pie D Wllnams Scoff F Kirpafrick B Segal C Wnfers E Mc Guire V DAngola K Tomasello J Cafans P Cuozzo J Nangle Snfhng W Trolfer W Span arelli W Lee M Rugnone P Parks E Gallagher B Cerulll E Scerbo Convenlual s+eps in 'Freshman phofography-Firs+ row, sianding, left fo righi: J. Lawaich, E. Gunn, R Albino, J, Murphy, B. Richards, C. Chmura. Second row: M. Kirch, J. Dressel, E. Carlevaro, L. Dan sen. Third row: E. Schmiel, G. Garcia, E. Rogers. Fourfh row: R. Alvarez, R. McCann, C. Murphy, J Kieper, C. Malhoi+, G. Welkey, A. Wormlre, L. Russo. 'V 56 FRESHMEN i Ivy background provided by original Sf. Mary's church. Firsf row, seaieds B. Gunn, C. Muskin, P. Ryan. C. Li Muli, C. Mahura, R. Penna, M. McCarfney, P. Szymanski, E. Quinn, A. Cole, R. Flavin, P. Brennan, G. Schliff, M. Herber+, C. Poforencli. Seafed: E. Kozumplik, T. Buirafa, B. Cole. Second row: E. Walsh, T. Effner, P. Bodet No, John, x plus x is no+ x2 ! -Mr. Bulferfass explains fo J. Keenan fhe firs+ rules of Algebra while D. Frazer, P. Brennan, E. A. Quinn. and C. Muslin, lislen alleniively. FRESHMEN Freshmen prepare fo sail ihrough High School--Firsl row, sfanding: R. Boil, R. Pefrush, C. Johnson, E. Howard. D. Fraser, B. Thoms, C. Daly, A. Morchen, M. Kuzmialr. Second row: M. Lau+ner, C. Holovacs, L. Emery, H. Esser, T. Wennekes, P. Cardillo, J. Lipari, M. Meny, C. Callahan, A. Bodei. -...Q . . . is -as. ,X l- ww- ..1 -- 1 tw j V U 'HQ 1, 1 f 'Um I Y 'nr 'f . ua, rib. ' -ae A ,.e Ai sm A FI 'il Z 'Max .55 my Hamid, N ,Ang ...J ., -N eve' . lrffvzi ,.. U n W 7 Is +he r Sfanding, lefi fo righfz B. BurriH, J. Tucholsici, J. Keenan. S. Brown, D. Quinn, V. Bologna, M. Giaimo, P. O'Grady. J. Hofbauer, R. Halvosa, C. Di Nofo. Seafed: M. Simone, K. Cannici, M. Coniey, V. Crowe, P. Olmsfed. oof of amare, amae or ama?-M. Kuzmiak poinis io fhe deriva+ive iree while K. Tomacello, L. Maquire, M. A. Laufner, F. Quagliana, R. BoH, and J. Neumann decide. QW' WALTER PIECHOWSKI CATHERINE DUDDY Presude-nf Vice Presmdenf K Tyks M A Cole A Plane I Cenncola R Lecoque G Doherfy G Schnefder E Cole Leff To ngh? J Bochuaro V Macru C Maiusesh L Hyland N Messuna A Plazza P Barreff B Klngsfon MA RTI N DU LL Secrefary 3 1.11 JOSEPHY MQCARTNEY Treasurer .V f'7'.,,-y ' v '. , -5 N. .f I ' 1 , . af- . A mi iplllgll' ' . 8 1, Q5 .f1'f3S?Af 4 -',LJf'5 i3-,-, xr iv - iff 2. nw' 'Sf ww' 'mx axohgb 0 Q lm, 1Q ' Q. 5 , M , -.gh l 3 'sf gy HHHHJ HPMHH ., I 'H -' 'J-Y ,a avi-'lg'-Jgfa . 5 .-, A . a f 'i gs . . - ,4L,,,vl. 1 M -x 1 ' 'Q 8 ,. , ' , -Co' ' r. EZ - LJ,,w I L P Q1 K 4 'X 1.1.15 M! YP f, Sf ' M. 9, 5 ix- - 4... I , , , 7 I' xg 6 f N 50 4 5. fy lf i l l All men nalurally desire lo lcnow, buf wlnal does KNQWLEDGE avail willioul le-ar ol God? --Tlwomas a Kempis Sealed: C. Bradley, J. Wagner, J. Ker- win, D. Massaux. Slanding: L. Wennelces, M. Marfello, R. Grabowski, P. Sanfaniel- lo, W. Vezo, T. Billra, J. Murphy, J. De Angelis, W. Piechowslri, R. Lombardi, K. O'Hara, M. MCG-onigle, F. Cole, D. Sweeiman. Be careful, don'+ hurl him!-Mr. Re- s+aino waiches carefully as R. Lombardi demonsfrafes on J. Sloan one of +l'1e holds in wresfling. K. Jones, K. Langan, R. Lecoque, and J. De Angelfs look on. Sealed: C. Zorilla, B. Brehme, A. Albino, D. De Saniis, R. M. Di Toro, A. Laico. Sfa I V d ' 3 T. Holden, E. Monahan, V. Conley, K. Jones, E. Donahue, T. Schuler, D. T. Lydon, M. Snyder, V. D'Angola. hJ -ine j J XX. w . .J P 64 BoHom row: R. Dausencl, A. Schlegef' P. Mulvihill, J. Bryan, S. Zak, B. Heid, ' M. Fifzgerald, R. Gnidzieilro. Second row: P. Hahn, G. Sovich, L. Callaghan, D. Kelleher, P. Schneider, I. Anderson, L. Gralewski, E. lwanslri. MORES Somefhing's roy, C. Ross, Mi ,4-1' ,pf kT.x--.. XX T. Con- A Zorilla. CTS ig -.. , J.:Ir: Sophomore group pauses before World War ll memorial af Lincoln Park-Lefi fo righf: A. Geary, C. Ross. M. Dull, J. Kruger, P. Slooey, P. Hofbauer, P. Kenny, A. Jaclzson, R. Boas. 4: 52 ,rag -.- 1 M ggih? 'Big . V51 ,Ulf 'Eff FRANK GREENE GAIL elLLooLY P,-e5,den+ Vsce Presudenf M Sulluvan N Nasufa K Tamke M McGra?h C Feld A Mauro M Leonard is F Sole J Molten: K Smnfh C Presunzano C Wormke C Salem: W Reihno M Shanley V Romano E Sfefanaccl E Tobnas J' .J 41' PHYLLIS MARUT JOYCE HOUGHTON Secrehry Treasurer IF H' seem 'lo +hee 'lhal' +hou lrnowesf many fhings and unclersland 'lhem well enough, lcnow al' lhe same lime 'lhal' lhere are many more fhings of which 'lhou arl' ignorant -f-Thomas a Kempis I l. Helbig, D. Shine, M. Walfers, S. Reinhardl, E. Hensle, C. Conroy. J 1 1 QQJVJEVV w Li afffllyylv 3? fe J J J. Vogf, J. Moon, R. McKiernan, T. Rob- erfs, C. Wagnehofer, M. L. Hirsch, M. A. Long, D. Kasller, P. Ross, F. Greene, W. Earle. 68 3. 7 1 ? , rn Leff fo righl: R. Wargaslri, E. Airel, J. Rohde, A. Nardozza, D. Vai, B. LoBue, N L. Slarace, E. Herberf, M. Newman, A. Schneider, C. Solfes. l ' i ' 1 1 Rang ceremony Fafher Bagley Junnor Class Spnrnfual Moderafor blesses ihe shlny new rings RING CEREM And now They were JUNIORS IH The lrue sense of lhe word Recephon of class rungs marlcs lhal' nnslanfaneous second when Junuors cease benng ex sophomores and become lulure Sensors Theur rung symboluzes a goal and nndncales lhe means +o al' la n 1+ This gold rung wnlh lhe seal of 'rrulh upon l' also holds olher meanlngs ll s a he lo bnnd al leglence lo Saunl Marys Hugh School forever a vernfable sfeppung sfone from a hernfage lo respon subulllnes from KNOWLEDGE lo SERVICE Acceplnng lhe rung enlauls accephng Hrs sym bolusm And wnlh Thus symbol and seal of Verlias goes 'rhe honor of Sannl Marys now enlrusled lo Junnors an honor well laepl an 'rhe pasl and now In lhenr 'rrusf for lhe fulure P Ross recenves has rung Monsagnor Charles places fha hny symbol of 'truih on P Ross funger whsle lefl io rlghf J Senfner T Alvarez J Walsh and Falher Bagley loolr on fx i'. 1 K . . . I i , . . . 1 - l . . . . A y Q fl. ' Q wa l 5' ,' f 32 ,: ONY J. Pfeiffer, L. Schumann, R. Meyer, P. Belger, J. Li Mull, N. Cariniclr, R. Egan, J. Quinn, M. McCar+ney, R. Bucher, D. Chunla. Almosf . . . G. Guiseffi, P. Maruf, T. Merdler, J. De Maria, T. Holovacs R' Beyer' V' Poner' J' we'5' B. Lewandowslri, J. Houghion, H. Eclrerf W. Bilger, F. Zefelslri, A. Cox, R. Mona han. X Leff fo riglwh J. Kein, E. Paris, F. Jurgielski, R. Crowley, L. Del Masfro, G. Gillooly, R. Livingsfon. A. Tovo, E. Jufrzenlra, M. E. Van Vocren. . . . Seniors T. Zaiak, J. Bono, P. Lynch, F. Perfeffi, A. Gahwyler, M. A. Wagner, N. Ruffer M. J. Duddy, A. Flinfrop, J. De Cosla, A. Gallagher, R. Scrivanicll. 'gblf f JUNICDRS 7-in Lefl fo rigl1+: Mr. Resfaino, J. Bono, J. Vogf, and R. Monahan. l We lake lFrencl-nl Joann!-J. Coleman, L. Del Masfro, M. Evangelisia, C. Wagenhofer, M. A. Wagner. A proiecf in physics. -N. Nasufa and J. Doyle are providing explana+ions fo onlookers P. Ross, E. Airel, F, Sole, and E. Sfefanacci. G Auglwenbaugh B Darrow M Evangelnsfa P Lada T Knrwan P Kelleher E Boas J Grady K Herrmann Lefl' lo ruglwf J Doyle E Kunz M Buono W Relrowskn E Fowler J Healy P Kulhawy M Neumann A lwanskr SENIORS Man would like fo Class mincrify leader makes a poinl. Sealed, leff lo right R. Naclwbaur, M. Ross, A. Perno, V. Riedell, R. Maccia, M. Mulligan, E. Reininger, M. Walsh, V. Lydon, M. Dion, D. Pyslcafy, L. Vogl, B. Pollina, B. Vai, B. Malfhews. Slanding: S. Burns. Hol' off flue press . . . Leff lo rigl1+: M. Walsh, B. Polina, D. Pyslrafy. know everyfhing The quiclr brown fox iumps over fhe lazy dog. Leif 'ro righ+: D. lppolifo, H. Haas, J. Burke, L. Vog+, B. Polina, J. Bukafa, E. Relninger, F. Kre+z, J. Sen?- ner, G. Pollinger, M. Walsh, B. Higgins, D. Pyskafy, J. Weis. 77 Joe and Sli make up a credif in arf. Leff fo righi J. Marfini, W. Salislry. The fads of facforing . . . Leff io righf: R. Maccia M. Gufhneck, R. Longo, K. Millo. 2? L E3 ,L 1 J, is 22 ' ' 5 m if v-I X Y 41 5' www- f 1 am' 4 I HF' Y U. I V , as 1' 'S' ul 4 I 1 A Q f-ag K 2 Meng 1 ! x 1 r ' ' 'im Y . 1 1 Sffflzff D x :V 1 --g. Q K I - A . 4 ,J 4' xg ' ,ff 2 Q f 1 I L, I :LQ , I F - . , f ei -3 'a . Y E i I I rr Q Q., x V .f If ' .3 ...A ,- . W Nfl 'X , . J G pa THOMAS DANIEL ALVAREZ RICHARD EDWARD PIQOTT Tommie Dm All al'0UUd SPOH flood nalured Slghfs sei' hugh a man of wif and 'lalenf hreless worker everyones frlend always ready wdh a logncal soluhon reliable from S+ Muchael s Jersey Cfiy +o S+ Mary s al fy 3 4 an Junior year 2 1 e l o O CLASS OFFICERS e3 e JOYCE ANNE SENTNER JAMES JOSEPH SENTNER Twmlclmg personalnfy ever preseni' good 'hmmy W' -1m'ab'e Penchanl' for people calmness IS a greaf My 4 advanfage capable manager oblngmg knows has iruclung lly2 C M 80 H63 GI ,Q 4 f.jfV'f14 'if4'l'r-it why! XXIFLJ M QLAM WW X3 Q CLASS 1957 PAULA MARIE ALONGI Neaf and comely alms fo please serene and gen+le manner Ch f Zxxux ef ,E ,Z . M... f-4 L, f an L4 KJ EUGENE JOSEPH ARNOLD C Z XM yfy TA F Gene LL L lj X666 L L! Earnesi' worker amlable sfralghffor if ward and uprughi man dlscernlng Aff? bij l Qc Z '7 '4c4, '44 0 ae., ERFO R9 .L ,A o- fi M. cflil 'Q C7 , XM.. xr. fx KW I I 1 ANI' 4 x. E- ' X - 'N W 'T ,. ' vc LV JXV. eerleader 3, Varzi y CL'6Cf!Gid9V 4, Band 4. -bf , l ' E- .--MJ -f K Civ, ,K2 , AV, -1 r ., . nu ll .7621 ik L! . H I . . ' 'LU' f ' .7 . . . . . . . I I If - f 1 Sodalify I, 2, 3: Sfudenf Ccundl 3, 4' Bard I, ' L L Foofball I, 2. 3 4: Basket!! Manager V, 2: Track If ' Q 3, 45 AA. 2, Gfee Cfub 4' Gym Cui: 1' Archery Z X' Club Ig Phofograpny Club 2. ,fm ' . -A 7 f' .l. E , . g 5 GH . 1' 7 0 7 4 ' E' ' 1 ' 1- if Q, 5 . '9 9' I ff V ADOLPH WILLIAM BEYER Dolph SchoIashc ablIn+y school splrrfed plrlng I'ecI1noIognsI' mas'I'er of hornef ee CIb o In PATRICIA ANN BAGLINO Pa+'h I w Newcomer Ihe eyes have ni' rehcnen+ bu? gregarlous peppy dancer from Union Cniy Io Ru+I1erford fx LI CIM green Sc e ce WILLIAM GEORGE BROWN I MARGARET KATHERINE BISCHOFF Indispensable 'Io Rober+ Hall Ieaves em guessing mlschlef befrayed by Ins smile Q' s Midge Magnehzes undersfandlng and agree able liberal Ioyalfy b 3 M JOHN JOSEPH BUKATA M 5 d S sg: Masfer mechanic . . . quief friendliness . . mannerly . . agreeable. Phofoq apby CI IJ I P +40 f STEPHEN PATRICK BURNS Sieve hngulshed penman falfhful Lyndhursf commufer mlnorlly leader In Hlsfory 2 v -4'Vc 2 X JOSEPH FRANCIS BURKE O9 One of our big boys en+I1uslashc worlrer unsurpassed In willingness fo cooperafe ally 4 Gle ceyCIb JOHN VINCENT CARDILLO ILL Reserved disposlhon likable characfer R a man s man smceriiy and honesfy car ry one 'Ihrough all dlfflculhes ef ZAC b If v r u . I I jx A ii I 1 ,,lh.x 1 ,U f4Zlf'Jb I , I 'J 0 I MJJ' 4 , ,S JW! IA :IJ ll I ' . . - . Sod I 7 e Club I, 3 43 Library Club 47 Ar I1 r u I7 Prawn Ccrnmiflee 3. I . 4 . Q II I' ' I 4 Voice from fhe back of fhe room . . . dis- . vu,- ' ' . . . ' 1 I U I I l . r I .I ,A yvg Q I 1 luv: NI V fi I U I . ' I . f u I ,Mb ' ffig in . M6 w -f ' - .7 57,711 u , 'I f' fig I Q21 4 i in . . . l X, ' . . . . .. . . - ' Sfud n Council 41 Bard Ig Ar? Club I, 1 r Imery Clu 2. fy FRANCIS JOSEPH CHAPPA Frank Reliable dark goocl Iooks mdepen denf and Ilkes I+ 4 ee CI I 1 5 1 8 THOMAS JAMES COOK Tommue ROBERT PETER CLINE o Welcome friend serlous momenI's all a fa Dale ball' argumenI'aI'lve nalure ablllfy on 'I'he courf came fo us from SI' Benedlc+s Preparafory School Newark where he was honor man I 3 baskefball I 2 of flcaal 2 3 dance commnI'+ee I 2 mframural vo eybaII I 2 3 105' LWW WALTER JOHN COLE Corky The hun+er earnesl worker and Ioyal frrencl a+ home on four wheels respec+s corners Chevy cru+er1on I Q , M I WV I9 Sludenl Cfuunrl 3 X ' Cf,vf'f: 3' Emd I. 2 Iifzulball 23 GI Lb I, 2' fn' Clan: I' F' ,'c,gfap'y CLD 2. A I ' I ll II , B b ' . . . ' . . . a musf for a ood hme . . . lnrramural baskef- ai r - , aff .I tif P ' T a f, l . ' T l I : I ll . . - I . rf + 1 v wx 'J of B x Y 'I v ,f 1' I I W .. .. W ' 1 Lf X ' . f , V , 4 QN- MILDRED IRENE COSMOS Mullle Blonde and blue eyed even 'rempered pleasing personallfy MARIE CLARE DARLEY Candid personalrly generous an S I I1 Mal aj WW SHEILA VIRGINIA DILLON 'V Tlhan fresses serene beaufy wields an arhshc pencul MARIANN FRANCES DERLINGA Ding Eye cafclung ac'I'nvaI'ed alms Ig fhoughfs erecfed an a hearl' of courfesy C e Math CI flu It I f ' X- S, Y swf. I H .rf luReu 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' di 'o... L ,-I7- f I ll A VII at . ' I IU' ' I90 'Pe' lub I 'fx 3, I If ' , J I A .. I, Q, If ' , I ,X ' wx fl Ll A . I Szuaufy 2 3 4' 3239 C241 3 4 Vgffgg 4' J,V. Cheerleader 2 3 VIEW 43 Barn 4' Prgm Ccmmlllee 3. M In I . .I I ' . . . ' ' . . . If I1 z ' ' Sodahfy I 2, 14' 'S'.:f C ' I 2 Sevelafy 4' Verfaz 4' Cqfvr, 4' QV, C'ffAr q 2' Varsfy , Ie rffig 3 Clplalw 4' Bri 4' F ,rn Cf,mm'Ifee 37 Glee Clad I, 3' Sc-:ie Ce: 2' Lafln Clam 21 ub 4. If 1 I ' f 1 ,I I f ' , ,I .f' I 4 V ' IV' A ' 1. 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ROBERT JOSEPH DOUGLAS ff f N MARILYN TERESE DION Dancing feef are happy fee? congenlal and Impressive conhrually unaffecied C500 c 5 U ra y Club Doug Penchani' for bug cars ihe eiernal oph mls good nafured and cheerful a b2Gyrn yc I0 FRANCIS WELM ER FLINN ANN FRANCES DURNEY Arhshc rega elecfrlcal posse wnfh a paln'I' brush affy orona 3 C ehry 4 AT L bm y swf 2 Able squad man eager +o defend his rnghis a man of +rue cl'1arac+er u T THERESA ANNE FRATANGELO yr, lvTerrYll Aspiring secreI'aI'y . . . proficienf Iypis+ . . . fs XX B poused resourceful G D N gx Ir ' -czztr JOHN ALOYSIUS GALLAGHER Shows a spIrI+ of spor+smanshIp hands curly headed good man on Ihe courl C PATRICIA ELIZABETH GARRIGAN TFICIB Infechous gIggle generous Inexhaus hble supply of energy Iruly an angel unposed wI'rh pouse P I C Q ,AJ 0 E4 I I ARLENE GRACE GANGUZZA Sfepped rIgh'r ouI' of Vogue reserved and lllrable dark and exquIsI1'e beaufy flnger 'hp dIgnI+y G D - wx of . . . . N U .rf ,J - Sidaldy I 2 3 4- I,f5Af'-53 4- Glove CQ' I' LMA' 'B JE, ,CA Club 2: SCI 'Ce C .5 2' BI.zIre3s Club 4' Pfam ' CornmifIee 3. N' 'I , v f I I I V V f J I , I ' NI ' 'Maw' , A I . b A fryllff 1 4 . ffx II , H . . . In n ,, V . . . Sodalffy 3 4' Ffvse' I 2 3 4: Baskefoah 2, 4: Track 2, 3' Rizzo C 3 2. on I ' I I .. pu X VW IMIIM1 . . . u fp , EQ, I ' . . . . . . I ' ' -I SodaIIIy I,2 3 4'Vf,-'Wee I3I.3'fQzs MavacIer4' Czfira 7 3, 47 AA. S?C'9l':',' 2' VJIIQI-I Cirffleadef 3 4' ' Prom Cmnrn 'ee3 'QI'-e C .z I 2 3' Ma C on I' he 9Q'5F7'Y css I' L. f-r Cnc I' See-me Iu I, 41 l.dlAVI CI I5 2. I I I . W f N WJ me V.V,, . , , . J I lb L I f QU f I 'gf ,I ' 1 D I' ,I W My X I . P I all ' I . I I ,wp III I I az I v lIArll S:'e'I, I 2 3' 44 Coe, I- If Cp' 2: Maw Cuz 4 S: vie Cure 2. LINDA JOSEPHINE GAVA Prime vAr+ue smcernfy conslderaI'e placid manner D ,f 'V 7 WILLIAM GEORGE GURTLER Wlllne Blond wavy hanr bugIe boy humor hungry aufo en+huslas+ 6 C We Jpoofflfa ew XMI MICHAEL JOSEPH GUTHNECK Mu e The Terror Sensors Apollo sensl hve na+ure bIue and whufe walled rf' In HARRY JOHN HAAS une? chsposnhon pIeasan+ and serene +here IS no dnplomacy luke snlence 1 M I ITMWWU ELIZABETH ANN HIGGINS MMI BRIAN JOHN HIGGINS ff Harrys pal wI+h maIIce 'Ioward none quIe+ manners rugged 6I II'IUdGS h C IlBe++Yu QIIr very own chauffeur . . . polished pre- cIsIon . . . IiIIipuI'ian abilify +o ge-I fhings ac- compIished. ww 7 I JU' Q!! ilfifjzo Z f M' CW FLORENCE PATRICIA HIGGINS FIossIe Loyal +o her own COFIVICIIODS forensIc en+husIas+ sfrong aHrac+Ion for Teddy Bears enchanhng eyes made Chan neI I3 sparkle COLLEEN MARY HOARE Co Laughmg eyes c mIc 9 I I g energehc I !2g 4 A WW l MMIII I ?Ti 'ga,?,IA,,4gS'1'Q'lf'4 I.'I 'H ,',e V? l 5 C7ICF3 CI,,n 3 4- 5 .I,.,,,V11AQ Q 3 N I N . lf!!! ffgrbf 527 Q fb' ff' I ff A 15' , ,al 1 ' I P ,. ' 1 3 ll rip, VI YZZ A I. 1 f ff I ,Af ' AX , ., fwn I . . . ZW? if I . . . . . . ' ,lf if u A ' ,pill Maf me I' Am-H, CMI, I. A - 1 I I ' ' f ,I , . ' '1 V I D I . ,V I I I 1 ' I ' . 15 QV! II J -,--fIIfI'faII'6If I 1 I Szda Iy I 2 3 4' V5-Ifmi C T591 4' Lain ' CIN 2' Sieve C .' 5 zen Ihr, . WI 5 , I I f I I . f . ,V IU XVKII I. J , O I f X X f , 1 ' I Af. ff ' 'N II' If ' ' A , , gl d I 'P , f' if II V, I' AI H I H If ' I . D i ' -. . . XS ,ft - sfaiqf 2 an 2 f,.',V' A 4- 4 I A I Cheer'efIc1 j 3 C,C,:r,'f' 4 P' 'W C Hr we 3 89 GARY EUGENE HORVATH Ski s o+I1er half Holy GI1os+s loss is S+ Marys gain an able man in all respecfs camera club en+I1usias+ JAMES FREDERICK HUGHES mummy.. Ready grin and dry humor . . . friendly . . . sI1uHer bug . . . +remendous reasoning poien- Hal. 0 Q 1 fi on un IX, Q.: Ji ru is U ,J rv 0 tv 0 6 in f 3 df W6 Club I' Maw Clat I, 4' Sderce Cab 4. zf3E9 DONALD JOSEPH IPPOLITO PPY Casey a+ 'I'I'1e ba'r over powering smile loyal friend genflemanly so spoken C ptan ANNA MARIA HYNES Scofhe Sco'rcI1 lass fufure secre+ary so spoken G S MI me HELEN MARIE KEARNEY Unassumung qule+ness unbiased dlvlduallshc Always s'rrlvmg J' WALTER RONALD KOPEC Ronme ulei' and cooperahve cour'reous and dependable men of few words are of+en I'he besi' men I Iy FRANCES LUCY KRETZ Fran Reserve serves as a con'rrasI' for gaze+y dark and plxue IlIce whlz of +he argyles SI de I Co J JANET ANN KROLLFEIFER Shy sweef smvIe possessor of many hnd den 'I'aIenI's fuIure woman an whrfe 5 5 C 4 . fp jflf M jj YI J' J Jil' 1' 9 Ivy! ' ' . . . ' . . . in- , . , . . . . . . , 1, , . . . . I I ff!!! ' , ,f y f fr' J ry' ' I .WI P Q . Q . Il . . . . Sodaf 2 3 4' SIudenI CLWII 4' C a 4 Prom C:fnfn'I'ee 3- P': v7'a::', Ch 2. u n ancQI 3, 4' T,-ffrg 2. , fi 3 K Scdahry I 2 3 4' S'.':f I CNT 2 3 3, 4' Seerce C-n2 4 See C.: I, Ire e 4 L fin CIM: 2' M Qh CL 4, ELAINE TI-IERESA LIMULI Delighffully dlfferenl' happy go Iuclcy ever presenf smile ,aw VI X BARBARA JOANNE LUCAS ff ROBERT MICHAEL LONGO Benny Mild and mannerly carefree yef serious Qfb J fl My never a harsh word precise 55011 -Chl-ll! Musical wizard LlHIe man wl+h big ancl capable VIRGINIA MARIA LYDON Ginny On her-freckles look good . . . clelighfful undercurrenf of mirI'h and mischief . . . I'm Irish. . . . loyal. S d Ify I 2 3 4 L Club I' Business 3, 4' Malh Club 43 PM q phy Club I, 2. Oil ,,,, urnen cm ra Club V f H 2 ,deff IA, EDWARD RAYMOND MALKOWICZ Eddie Easy-going . . . undersfanding . . . hesifani' !7f fo crificize bu+ ready +0 complimenl' . . . sfaunch. Ba-d l' lrack 2' See Cab I' Gym Club I: Malh V Clab It Pi-alograpry Cleo 2, ffl. ,W ROSE MARIE ANN MACCIA Afhlehcally lnclmed wlllmg +o oblige sense of fair play C b eqlffl Y MICHAEL JOSEPH MAROSY ,J X ,if Liber J:++erbug en+husuas+ helps +he harassed always fhe well dressed genfleman Cb? 4 Q JOSEPH JAMES MARTINI O9 Thai' scholarly look easy 'l'o gel along wrlh unpredldable carefree ffl' Cl W Ay I Ml bb 3' v I Af' J ,hwy 1 nRou f Sodally 2 3 4' Bas?-5-'sa' I4 Mafager 4' Sclence Club 2: Pwclcgrapr Cleo 2' Malh Club 25 Lalin lu 2' Glee Cldb. IIJ ll M4 fl Vars' y Baslcefball ' Archery Club 2' Gym Club 2: A ' U P in 6ll?AS33Cl5T'OF 23 Pnorograplv Cleo 2, I II' L' gl 1 MM' I f 4' X7 n 'rf' I 0 2 ' l J ov . ff' 1, ' , 0 Q fl Ill Ib U ls 5U ,Q y 5, , A ,J VI - 1 A 3 f I Jill I fl ' Q: Q fly., KQIZ- 2-slfjvlj Vll' ' ' ' ,1x'U f,,, A aff- ff! I 10 I . K 5. , , V1 I lly , r- 'IN V .. . .. JV l if 'El Sodalgfy I. 2 3, 4- Verllaz ' Ccrava 4' Phofo raphy ' I l . x I A g' IJ , I L . S, ' I 010' BARBARA ANN MATTHEWS Barb Easy going manner sincere as she IS sweel lnfelllgence harmonizing w1'I'h beauly deInca+eIy cllmplecl al ly I Ve Mall V e Pres den me Club 2 Vo ey a a Club ZJ My My JOAN ELIZABETH McDONALD Small bu+ no+iceabIe . ie+ as snowflakes . . . Wood-Ridge f . . 3 il, - - ' 4: Lumen C erce C J PATRICIA ANN MELLODY 6 Vlgorous cheerleader ammaled energy sociable a refreshing frank manner 3 Q I3 rn Club S crel Lf M IM ffff J IJ J W WZ JUDITH EILEEN MEEHAN 'L Judy J Calm and unruffled na+ure effnclency al 2 ways pene+ra+lng ma+hemahclan fp! ally I 4 Ver las kj O 4 Coo F c Lea ue 3 Malh L L C Deb C u Glee C LL 94 Prom Comm Hee 3 Sc ence Club Treasurer 2 J I Sda'Iyl234 wqwf L 2- 5 I I z.. C ' LJ I Ml I I N . ml I ' J xi, I , Vi O! 1 V' KN It Lf ,L . . . I Sod I , 2, 3 4: Bludefl Council 2, 3, 43 rllas 4: 1Club I, 4? Science Club 4, I , ' f2q Lu n ,3' Glee Club I, 2: II b II 2, L Iln ' ' 1 Vff 0 I .. P 'I f G . , f . . . ' I . . . ' . . . l , - I Sxdellly I 2, 3, 4' Band 2 4' JV. Cheerlnq Var- SW 47 PI' rn C rnfr'+'c-L' 3' Glee Club I' Plwcf: re hy , Club 21 Lalln Cleo 2' Mit' Club I' Lu en , ft f I Treasurer I Secrelefy 2' Source Clem 2 4' Buslness HU. rl! ' 1,6 ary 4. ,f L f 7 A JM! few We V W' I I L' k !l?!7f'Vf e ' Lf jg 'I l ' ,Q XJ W I fe f ,,,'k. Sw. I , C ,rf A I, 41' , .. .. M X JL, . . ,Jw I . . . . . . - -via J . . . . 741,31 4 Sod I , 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Councll : I , Co- K fl fr! Edit r 3 r na 3: Orensl Q 2, 1 Club lf! I, 43 alln lub 22 allng I b 2? I b I2 ff I 3 I , . Q KENNETH WILLIAM MILLO Kenny Shlrfs fhai' sI1ouI' quuck fhlnker slncere reserved dISpOSlI'IOf1 9 I 1 BARBARA ANN MOLITORISS Courf zes+er clever quups abounds wu+I1 personaIl+y deIlgI1+fuI cllgnnfy 4 Lb 5' A 'X EUGENE GEORGE MULLER Q K Shy and smcere serious s'l' de I Q amuably reserved u n me Q J. 'K' 9 N' 'Q 9 on X X O .3 ado Q R I uf IVR N MAUREEN TERESA MULLIGAN ule+ bu? smcere perpe+uaI blush ace s'I'udenI' fIuHers on sIeIIar siuclded occasions I v U O 8 V, .7 ll wr yy . Sfud n CUUPCII 2 3 4' C,ra'u 2, 3, Co'EcIIIf3r 4, ,Q , , I g O' 1 I ' J, , 'I ' 'Lf' ,r : 1 I ff if I 1, Ji 2 Ifilflff RX SodaIIIy I 2 3 4' fkdff' Cufcw ' Czrfrva 3 4' VerIIa5 43 BfaskemaII I, 4' Bard I7 Lune-n CIM, Sec- refary I, Treasurer 2' Gee CI.: Secretary 2' I rary CIM: 3: Aff Chin I. I. Ji! Y x , W 'I . . if I 0 - s Mehr C ,D Ig A.VC'Q y Cen I. . 0 cv- ' I fc' 5 If Q al 'X I y QX IJ. V VA , , JM, 9 0 'Q I I ,Q s k -2 I nr 'I I A 2 I . ,A DAM 35 I , J I. , ' Ag Soda II I4 2 3 4' Vffrf'i3 4' GIee Cub I' Forensk: Leaq,,e 2 3 Seam-'iq 4' Inn-lc CHE I' Debading ZZ Lafln CIM 2' SC,f:'kf9 CHL 2 4' MMV CFU' 4. DONALD WALTEQLMURRAY Dq l Appealing personall+y seruous bu+ sociable prefers Oldsmobz es wl+h helncophc ai 1' men+ Cl b Q yfbjilf 4 'N F REGINA ANN NACHBAUR Gma Magnehc and enfrancmg casual and carefree slncerlfy G C BARBARA MARY NEMESH jg Neml M lrrepresslble chuckles a sprulely nafure bundle of supersonic energy ready for fun menially avnd V Cp? 4 QW always Ma IN LUCILLE JANET NOVARRO Gracious and a++rac+lve dramahc abllrly a sympafhehc shoulder anhclpafes a 'leaching career lly d 96 4 Sce O I we BERT:-IA JOAN P UNA , Poised and charm' . . K . . . genfle Pen voice . . . gen' wa My fe ANNETTE LORRAINE PERNO Cookie Piercing brown eyes . . . halo-flavored dis- posifion . . . Irma-like remarks. Milf Cleo 2' Clee C I, 2' B,g're:2 Club 3, 4. GERALD JOSEPH POLLINGER Gerry Considerale . . . mosi' cordial fellow . . . sincere and generous. Bavd I 2 3' Gee C .11 I 2' Va CJD 2' f- Club I' Lbrary Clei, I, DORIS JEANETTE PYSKATY Animafed and reioicing . . . mischievous wifhouf Hs shor+comings . . . merrimenl' besei' wi+I1 giggles. . Bcswess Cla 4' Mew' C ,Q I' GI-ee C ,c I. M' ff X l4f7L1 RAYMOND MATTHEW REARDON 6 Raies hugh wrlh 'rhe Sensors down fo earlh a frrend fo all lnlcable manner cpl ELAINE MARIE REININGER Dudachc leHer +o edaior wruler chronic wn+ lhmlcer S ally3 4 fn. HN A We 49 J, W V Ay! X X P MARLENE ANNE RoAcH Generous and gemal eloquenfly poised wnllowy and gracious correc+ enun CIBl'lOI'l MM, QALJ J W NULL M VERONICA CAROLE RIEDEL Ronnle ulef and reserved lovely io loolc a+ ever presen+ good will W MARGUERITE DOROTHY ROSS Meg SIBICI characler enhanced by agreeableness rnppllng warm+I1 friendly smlle Gregg exponenf ffwq Mable 5112, WILLIAM JOSEPH SALISKY Easy going cheerful dlsposlhon I lease Baseball 3 'M M2 Ill? CONSTANCE TERESA RYBKA Connie Qiff Slralghfforward always a ready answer Ioquacsous .Z J Jr' ' ELLEN HONORA SCHNEIDER Nafure-carefree buf s+andarcIuzecI 0-AJ! valued frlencl exuberanl wafh 'Iune 'I'aIenI's 3 I' PofgaplryCb2 ec b In Sodallly I, 2 3 4'AIfl-yi' .A' -,-f' Clnb l' Eafrzggg f Clu 3. - ' 1 6 , Vlfovh., . I 6 Y' I X I ' ' ,L Ml Sodallfy I, 2 3 4' Bfwj I 2' Baereiz Club 3, 4 Lafln Clbh 2' Llrvu' Cab I 2' Mall' CQD I Plglcgraryy Clan I ' kj ' 11 M ' J UM' If vv- ' I llskill , . ' ' ...ug 09, . K 7 W . , 0 ' ' , A IIEIII S-ad LW I 2 3 Tw: 'fn 4' Sadie Civil I 3 JV, Cfeveeie' 2' 5 n C','n'n'ree 3' 6569 Cl I, 2, 3 Wade 4' Af' Cla? I 2' Lfbfary Cl, Lafln Cl.b 2' Lmnfr Clan I 2' Maflw Cla I, 4 It or , la 'SC-reClaI'J2. ffl ANTOINETTE ANN SPALDO Toni Advenlurous spiri+ rar I agina mir+I1fuI. 'I Sgldalllxjl 2, 3 4 Ji ' ' Q--N I 2 l, f 41, V xf f if V1 My ,II C162 ff '54 , ljfw IQ! 1, VJ' f,, We I A J JAMES EDWARD STEWART Jimmy E' ' C A . ule+ bu+ approachable good sfuclenf well read Lebanese un'reres+s C 5 Q! 100 Q, ESTER BARBARA STARACE Perf as a plaid bow dam+y damsel swee+ and pe+l+e G Inga FRANCIS JOSEPH STOLTZ Frank ACI' sfudenl conservahve slleni' and s+eadfasI' a+ home wn+I'1 even+s curreni' or anclenf of 1.1 li J, +V E' A ' I Sod Illy I, 2, 3, 4: Ceo CIQI1 3, ll I Il Band I, 2, 3, Mauager 4' Glee Club I 2 3, 4, Sci- era e Club 43 Profugraply Cub 2. V 'qzgb-ff X flfeigrkg, 1 .ith , V 1 , 5 ,MJ , Q- I fl' ' ,f ' V gp. 5'j5a,gif2+4'1, peg.,- fl A I I 'ss ,X , -I .- I r A91 fmt! FJ I QW JY' Q' f , 4' , I ki. 1 ff ,V DANIEL FRANCIS SULLIVAN Ilofnnyll Irish good IooIxs . I. fr chie husiasf . . . abiII+y 'ro ignor I I V An B dl F :HAI 'I 1 ' 'Jb I D I I U ' an ' O 7 eta in ,WI G I F . I XVII, Wu ,ffff MARY ANN STOLTZ wi Trus+wor+h . . . efficien+ I is+ . . . nice Io Y YP , , Icnow . . . possessor of many admnrabIe Iralfs. Lumen Club 4' B.s'r'ess CLD 4' S:daIIfy 43 Ubrary Cub 4. X . I I kjvyy jj 2 J ' ' Aj VALERIE KATHERINE TROTTER , jf LJ X I W! Val X I Q' Amiable disposifion . . . passion for fashion xi I-ff . . . Ianguid Iearning . . . Terpsichore-Trippor. 4,--f' ,Dj t U fy Q REGINA ANN TALBOT HJGGFIIGH of Dis+inguisI1ecI by her curIy IocIrs . . . essence of noncI1aIance . . . irresisIibIy naIuraI dependabIe praciice 'I'eacI'1er. , . I , Scdawfy I 2, 3, 44 Gio Cuz I 4' Aff Club 2' S I I S Llorary IT: 2' Loman C sc 2' Jef' C sb ' Chip, Presldonf 2. CCS .f OZDUIJU WWW BARBARA MAY VA! al ulck as a bunny fadhful friend re case and progresswe 1'-A LORETTA TERESA voer S+able and smcere sllenf and S+UdIOUS so swee+ 'H'1e blush of bashfulness dnmlnuhve pleasanf assocuafe M hClb2 102 MARY ANN VAN DYK Somehmes an aur of abs+rac+lon brus personalrfy blond fres es a woman of decision Y WM ROBERT JOSEPH VOGT Speedo A man of few words obllglng whai' flavor7 pendable mnnlmlzes hme G N RICHARD SCOTT WALSH Richie French scholar . . . snappy dresser . . . afh- efic . big man on campus . ,,,4, , , - pf 1 ' ' A f Cl JOSEPH JEROME WALSH MARGARET MARY WALSH Margie Goldy locks qule+ composure hearf cI d Thais Ilned wlI'h puresf gold av: e fender of presldenhal policy Joey eff vars1+ rv-an anyfhmg wl+h a Four year y eai' abounds wnlh personallfy e I clen+ W in vigil' Pla P R 6 if 2,1 I 1 IT 0' ll za f ROBERT ANDREW WASIENKO Never gefs has wnres crossed masier o +he Iceys Sensor prolechomsf I I . . . Sludenf Cruncll I 2 3 Corona 3 4 Foofball I M 2 3 Co Ca aln 4 Baslcelball I 2 3 4 Baseball r, . I, 4 Traclr 2, r jjj I, Glee Club I L lv? I ' X 'L 1 70 'fl J 1 ., I LI u 4 ' I , I ,rly ffl ffl I Z I - , 4 ff, fl , 5 My H ,LL L Vjyf ' W I . ,L f, - ' A Q ' I 'lkfll ' , , I f I , I ll!! iffy H ' H . . . . . . . A I . ' n I 0 . - Sodallly 3, 47 Business Club 3, 4: Mafh Club I, 23 Prom Commilfee 31 rr ll K I AQ ,fl 'Z ff fix . sv- , I Sfucle-nf Council I 2, 3, Preslderl 4' Corona 2, R' I l E::II+cr 4: 3 Qgffa a1nf4' Baslxelballl U Q I, 2, 3, 44 , 2, : P A+ X31 ff, Glee CMS! log mmbwe 2 ' , 4 ' - ,, 2 5. I I J- 1 ' as Q3 ul I , Q' f , f 4 NNN , , I ' Radls Club Secrelary 2. J L LCCLY- x L' ZEYNALEAEQLLWXW Jil UM SNQNFQ' momenf lglehnrk slve M aj ufure ave W fd lib- ISNWI we ff JUDITH NANCY WEIS Judy Frlendly and sincere splrll' of enfhuslasm efforfless efficiency con+aglous Ioy elc Ass c I PATRICIA VERONICA WILEY a Sahrlcal a fruly congenial person always anxious for merrlmenf alfyl ol sde+4 2M ul C 1 flfff If fr'?, 1 I 'M I lx 1 I A PATRICIA ANN WINSER Pai Energehc sparkle and go commen+s when necessary nealness personlfned slender and dark hanred Sudallfy 4 Basliefball 4 104 I , 1 y x 'vifl 1 I My ll-I I v L A' X - 1. ' C ' J u' f , 'X J fr g fx . A Q c ' A V ' KI , f , 2 ,Q V! . . . avid fan . fl A ' . ,r f ' f 'NNI' I l A e' ssccl Mgr ' Science Club 2:-- ' cry K., If X Clu . ' s. '1 ' L! 1-N. Ijx 'I c. N , by . 5 X , xx . , ' ' ' ' fl -'Ia I Cl X I ..-f- X r 1, lv I I I Aflwl I 0 la Ion 2g Science Club 2. fl X Ia' W ul 'IP +lI j . 1 I' Sod i , 2, 34 Band lg 2,3 Business Clu' , Vice Prei n q Latin Club f2: Lumen Club I, Q alh Cl In , 23 Science 'lub 2. . 1 ' I 4 I A I ' A il I il ll I 1 1.1 Ov 4, My lvia yi V Mild jf 'U I I ff if V A! ,af I A ,V ' ll . ffj K A. 5, Y if I-'I , ,L I f f ALMA MATER Dear school of Sf Mary s To us you ire calling To gurcle us and help us Through hardship Through Cheer And so Alma Mxler whe sluclenl are parhng The r praises shall rurg ou rung our For you so dear Deir school of Sl Mary s To you we are pledgmg A love and devohon Thais loyal and 'rrue And so Alma Maier when school years are passr g We II one and all bring glory lo Our own Wh le and Blue 9 1 A A 1 i kf 52 4 H-w'?H'sPm 1 , A Y . K rl' I' 9935 X ' .lx ME. 41. 4 Q A .5 , L ,X V A 4 i A wg n 1 V 3 V, 3 ! ,v ,. I T, -4 f 1 4? f V Q - . 4 A - f ug. A, - ?L,w!'1 A I ' I ,M ,V 4 ff, A' .' '21 - Find The flme ALONGI PAULA 66 Insley Avenue RuII1erIord April BAGLINO PATRICIA I54 CI1esInuI' SIreeI RuI'I'1erford March BISCHOFF MARGARET 448 CoIumbna Boulevard Wood Rudge February COSMOS MILDRED DARLEY MARIE DERLINGA MARIANN DILLON SHEILA DION MARILYN DURNEY ANN FRATANGELO THERESA GANGUZZA ARLENE GARRIGAN PATRICIA GAVA LINDA HIGGINS ELIZABETH 2 HIGGINS FLORENCE HOARE COLLEEN HYNES ANNA KEARNEY HELEN KRETZ FRANCES KROLLFEIFER JANET LI MULI ELAINE LUCAS BARBARA LYDON VIRGINIA MACCIA ROSEMARIE MATTHEWS BARBARA MCDONALD JOAN MEEHAN JUDITH MELLODY PATRICIA MOLITORISS BARBARA MULLIGAN MAUREEN NACHBAUR REGINA NEMESH BARBARA NOVARRO LUCILLE PERNO ANNETTE POLLINA BERTHA PYSKATY DORIS REININGER ELAINE RIEDEL VERONICA ROACH MARLENE ROSS MARGUERITE RYBKA CONSTANCE SCHNEIDER ELLEN SENTNER JOYCE SPALDO ANTOINETTE STARACE ESTER STOLTZ MARY ANNA TALBOT REGINA TROTTER VALERIE VAI BARBARA 70 50 SyIvan Sfreer RuII'1erIord January I8 Grove Avenue RocI1eIIe Park February II4 7II'1 SIree+ Wood Rudge JuIy 48 Grand Sfreef Moonachne June I55 River Road Delawanna Augusf I09 Rndge Road RuII1erIord AugusI 66 Grove SIree+ Rufherford March 40 Easf IIII1 SIree+ Clnffon Ocfober I2I Francnsco Avenue Rufherford June I35 Rvver Road DeIawanna MarcI'1 Lawrence Avenue Hasbrouck Henghfs SepIember 270 Lawrence Avenue Hasbrouck Heeghfs March 208 Jackson Avenue Rufherford March 94 Francesco Avenue RuII'1erIord June I77 Tonhne Avenue Lyndhursf January 6I6 9'rI1 Sfreef Carlsfadf December 67 5'rI1 SIree+ Wood Rndge December 352 Morhmer Avenue Rufherford December I5MarseIIus PIace Garfreld November I90 Morhrner Avenue Ru+I1erford Ocfober 78 LIncoIn Avenue Rufberford February I97 IOIII Sfreef Wood Ridge November 29 Devon SI'ree'r NorII1 ArInngIon JuIy I77 Sanhago Avenue Rufherford March I48 4II1 Sheer Wood Rudge May 20 Easf Park PIace RuII'1erTord November 79 Becker Avenue RocI1eIIe Park January 455 Norrh Avenue Wood Rndge February 443 Marlboro Road Wood R dge JuIy 22 Gasfon Avenue GarIneId March 30 Dancroff Avenue Wallmgfon Sepfernber I78 Woodrndge Sfreef Wood Rudge May I64 Columbna Sfreef Wood Rudge December 6I I-IugI1Iand PIace RndgeIueId Park June 60 4II1 S'rreeI' Passauc March I87 Donaldson Avenue Rufherford November I7 Wesf Pnerponf Avenue Rufherford February I39 Sprnngfueld Avenue Rufherford May 54 Crane Avenue Ru+Iwerford Sep+ember 54 CenIraI Avenue Hasbrouck HeugI1Is February I09 Feronna Way RuII1erford Aprnl I89 WI1ea+on Place RuII1erIord January 335 Larayeffe Avenue Passauc July 84 9II1 SI'ree'r Wood Rndge JuIy I2 Easf Newell Avenue Ru+I1erIord May Q I I , KKKKKYYY 0 cKcI,Yc Fcrcr .rcr czcrc ccc..... ....,. 6 W a I man Avenue, Cliffon-March , ,,,,c ,,,,cc,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , , - I - fo drop o line VAN DYK MARY ANN VOGT LORETTA WALSH MARGARET WASK HELENA WEIS JUDITH WILEY PATRICIA WINSER PATRICIA ALVAREZ THOMAS ARNOLD EUGENE BEYER ADOLPH BROWN WILLIAM BUKATA JOHN BURKE JOSEPH BURNS STEPHEN CARDILLO JOHN CHAPPA FRANCIS CLINE ROBERT COLE WALTER COOK THOMAS DOUGLAS ROBERT FLINN FRANCIS GALLAGHER JOHN GURTLER WILLIAM GUTHNECK MICHAEL HAAS HARRY HIGGINS BRIAN HORVATH GARY HUGHES JAMES IPPOLITO DONALD KOPEC WALTER LONGO ROBERT MALKOWICZ EDWARD MAROSY MICHAEL MARTINI JOSEPH MILLO KENNETH MULLER EUGENE MURRAY DONALD PIGOTT RICHARD POLLINGER GERALD REARDON RAYMOND SALISKY WILLIAM SENTNER JAMES STEWART JAMES STOLTZ FRANK SULLIVAN DANIEL VOGT ROBERT WALSH JOSEPH WALSH RICHARD WASIENKO ROBERT IO Beech Sfreel' Rullnerford July 65 Knnzley Sfreel' Souflw Hackensack Oclober 38 Beverly HIII Road Clnclon February I9 Hasbrouck Place Rullwerford Seplember 360 Carmrla Avenue Rufherlord December 57 Sunderland Avenue Rurlwerforcl January 75 Wnndsor Road Clufron November 48 Orrenl Way Rurherlord January IO7 Ell1o+ Place Rufherford Apnl 544 Maduson Sfreer Carlsladr Seplember l42 Burgess Pla e Passanc November 9 Rolzver Srreef Rullwerford December 209 I2+ln Slreel' Wood Rrdge December 300 Valley Brook Avenue Lyndhursf January 5 Hawflworne Sfreer Rurherlord May 284 Palusade Avenue Garlreld July 36 Jane S'rree'r Easf Ruflwerford February 344 Unnon Avenue Rufherford December 475 MI Prospecr Avenue Clnlfon November 77 D Mary Srreel Lodi Aprrl 2I0 Henry Sfreef Hasbrouck Heuglnfs December 337 Brook Avenue Passarc Aprnl I5 Humboldf S'rree'r Wood Radge May 430 Hackensack Sfreer Carlsradl' May 335 Roosevelr Avenue Lyndlwursl Oclober 37 uuncy SI'ree+ Passanc July 7I2 Waslunglon Slreel Carlsladl November 747 Rnversnde Avenue Lyndlwursl Sepfember 37 Hope Sfreel' Easf Rufherford November I44 Waller Avenue Hasbrouck Heaglwls Apral 20 Mary Slreer Lodv January I66 Carlfon Avenue Easf Rulherford Augusl' 4I Temple Place Passarc Ocfober I5 Grove Srreef Luflle Ferry Ocrober 523 Dnvnsuon Avenue C rlsradl' November 38 Cenrre Sfreer Ndrley July 326 Morhmer Avenue Rufherford July 447 Sfuyvesanf Avenue Rufherlord May 366 Monfross Avenue Rufherford Augusr 69 Dlvusuon Avenue Garfueld December 54 Crane Avenue Rufherford Sepfember I40 Easf Prerreponl' Avenue Ruflwerford Sepfember I35 Humboldf Sfreef Easf Rufherford May 469 Sfuyvesanf Avenue Ruflwerford Aprrl I9 Hamul Courf Clrflon December 500 Hnghland Avenue Wood Rnclqe July 456 Posf Avenue Lyndhursr February 95 Summsl' Cross Rufherlord December . 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' . 14:15:55 f our to X ' '-:-:-:g1:'2, ':S:1.,- ':'+ ,.- .--E:2:E:PI:QcI:5:5: :::-.-.3j ' , a ,. , -1:21253 :5+l-.,:- .1 ' ' - 5. 1. 4 f Q a I ry D ff - anger :fad ff' ' ll K, y t X 'xl lrivqi 5' , ' lf N XX A W x' f ,X - 4 'ff L N10 fsfgg. paghfglf-fini 5 , . . v, 0 N ii' 3 as I X , ll C G ' P f On this your graduation, Class of '57, you pass another milestone in your pursuit of life, success and security. But, it's only a stepping stone to greater things yet to come. Youlll work, you'll earn, and you,ll save part of what you earn for the times you,ll find the going a wee bit rough. And, when you save, put your money to work - earning more to help see you through. Thats where we,ll be glad to help - come see us soon. Congratulations, Class of '57! . I . . Each Savefs M0104 Ph0116i F rl I I , -5000 n if 'lime' ,mp :ww WE 9 S15 ooo f' A if ' ' FO' by the,FSLIC lnfvfmativn e l . I WS' 23 Park Avenue, Rutherford, N. J. Compliments of CAUGHEY'S PINE RO0M THE FAMILY RESTAURANT, 64 HOBOKEN ROAD CNear Route 17j EAST RUTHERFORD NEW JERSEY 113 MUrraV H111 9 0250 WE BUY OUR UNIFORMS FROM C 0llEG I ATE OUTFITTING C0 , Inc SCHOOL UNIFORMS 'A' 'A' i' 387 FOURTH AVENUE NEW YORK 16, N. Y CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1957 P. T. A. 'k i' i' f I With eyes on the future, the Class of 1957 goes forth to make its mark in the world! To them our best wishes for success in all they undertake. May the lessons learned be fruitful and full of profit! For the thrifty, a profitable future awaits by saving, where theres a current annual dividend of 3 per cent. That's at - Qfgaen pguincxu' AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 271 Valley Boulevard Wff mr' WOOD-RIDGE, NEW JERSEY Mrs. Eleanor Abrams Mrs. M. Alfano Ron Alvarez '53 Mrs. W. Ammerman Andy Assumption Choir F ilomena Azzoline Dorothy Lee Basile Skip Bischoff Mr. joseph Bartone Chase Flower Shop Robert Cline Miss Mona Cornwall Linda Dansen Linda DelMastro ,58 Thomas Derlinga '55 Madeline DiCuilio Joann DiGuilio Boosters Henry DiGuilio Hilary DiCuilio Vi Donahue Mr. Ted Dumble Mrs. H. Eckert Egert's Market Mrs. Wm. Einreinhofer Marie Evangelista '58 Mrs. Mary Ewarowicz A Friend Mrs. P. Cazzolo H. Iurkowski, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. L. Kirton Emil Kuhnen Patricia Lawler Liber lean Listwan Mr. A. C. Lugg Mrs. W. Merdler Iosephene Mienkiewicz Mrs. Josephine Quinn Philip E. Quinzed, Inc. Miss Theresa Ranft Mrs. D. Reevie Marlene Roach Mr. Albert Sitarz Mrs. Mary Slater Mr. L. C. Spaldo Mrs. L. C. Spaldo Mr. Fredric Stickel Miss lean Uzzalino Barbara Vai '57 Mr. Iohn A. VValty Mr. YVilliam NVragg Miss Joe Zangl Helen Zimnoch Murphy 8. Jordan, Inc. I N S U R A N C E 161 Park Avenue, Rutherford, N. NEW YORK, N. Y. MIAMI, FLA THREE DAYS PREVIOUS TO GRADUATION ALL STUDENTS WITH CARS ARE ENTITLED TO A FREE LUBRICATION AT Jim 0'Grurly's Cities Service Center Sylvan Street and Spring Dell fNext to Grand Unionj BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ,57 from The Queen and The Boys' and Girls' Glee Clull Sugar Bowl MAIN STREET SUSQUEHANNA, PENNSYLVANIA Angle and Al Fennessey Props Gllbert 4-3220-1-2 Fred Wendel MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR Plumbing - Heating - Power dr Industrial Piping - Mechanical Equipment - Air Conditioning SUN FLOWER AVENUE Fred Wendel PARAMUS, N. Compliments of Mrs. Julia Sulyovsky Savino Agency Realtors - Insurors 251 Ridge Road Lyndhurst, N. Best Wishes . . . Edward J. Foster Executive Gifts and Specialties 78 Charles St., Clifton, N. PR 9-3723 119 CE 8 0100 A Good Place to Insure Your Home Busmess Automobile and Yourself Consult GEORGE WEED, Inc 16 AMES AVENUE RUTHERFORD N 1 CONGRAI ULATIONS to the CLASS OF 57 ZIMMERMAN S Correct Boys and Students Clothes PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD N COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING SERVICE FOR BANKING INSTITUTIONS Financial Service, Inc. WEbster 9-3753-4-5 194 HACKENSACK STREET WOOD-RIDGE, N I Bus.: PR 9-6153-4 Res.: NVE 9-9580 STATE FARM INSURANCE C0. Agent State Farm Insurance Companies 78 BROADWAY PASSAIC, N. 1. Leo M. Setcaoage CR 3-4077 T E D D Y ' S CATERING SERVICE IVeddings, Banquets, Parties, Etc. 108 THIRD STREET PAssA1C, N. 1. Suggestions Cheerfully Given Compliments of LOUISE l. TIERNAN if MONTROSS AVENUE RUTHERFORD, N. SUCCESS and BEST WISHES for the CLASS OF 1957 JULIA A. TIERNAN if w 121 Compliments of Saint Philip the Apostle Bowling Alleys CLIFTON, N. 1. 'A' OPEN BOWLING Saturday and Sunday Nights WE 3-0123 Richard N. Foster SMESVERTISING, Inc. 7 ORIENT WAY RUTHERFORD, N. 0 Advertising - Sales Promotion Sales-Aids - Literature Catalogs - Marketing Counsel Compliments Of MR. and MRS. WILLIAM SALISKY uk DI 2-2070 JOSEPH SRHOLEZ, JR. AGENCY REAL ESTATE if INSURANCE uk LITTLE FERRY NEW IERSEY REGINA COUNCIL SAINT JOSEPH No. I688 P A R I S H KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS it x RUTHERFORD EAST RUTHERFORD NEW JERSEY NEW IERSEY GE 84131 For the Best in CONGRATULATIONS to the QUALITY BAKED GOODS THE RUTHERFORD BAKERY 104 PARK AVENUE Opp. Ridge Road CLASS OF 1957 SAINT MARY'S SODAIITY 'A' 123 cEso22o PAPPAS UNION AVENUE 6: CHESTNUT STREET RUTHERFORD N I Compliments REARDON FAMIlY CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '57 from THE PIGOTT FAMILY WE 9-6116 Est. 1920 REFRIGERATION if AIR CONDITIONING C. W. FRICKE CO. 'A' MEADOW ROAD RUTHERFOBD, N. 1. McCRANE AUTO CO., Inc. DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH MIDWAY AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTAL COMPANY Since 1919 if I 281 PASSAIC ST. 185 BERCER STREET HACKENSACK WooD-RIDGE, N. J. HU 7-7170 CR 3-9493 Compliments of M I D T O W N Mr. and Mrs. leo Moloney MOTOR SERVICE and Family O af 193 PATERSON AVENUE WALLINCTON, N. 1. 125 HAYMAN'S A GOOD SOURCE FOR FINE FURNITURE Since 1895 36 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD, N. 1. KNITWEAR SHUPPE 132 MAIN Corner Demarest in HACKENSACK I Sportswear for the High School Girl l0CAl 856 l.l.A. INDEPENDENT NEW YORK CITY 'k GEneva 8-8713 Free Delivery LIP T 0 N 'S WINES 8. LIQUORS The Friendly Liquor Store Complete Caterers to Weddings - Banquets - Parties O All Types of Bar Equipment Sold and Rented 267 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford, N. 126 Compliments of YOUR FRIENDLY DRUCCIST CENTRAL DRUG C0. PRESCRIPTION EXPERTS C 124 PARK AVENUE EAST RUTHERFORD, N. GE 8-5344 The voice of Catholic youth is the voice of Christ. Make your voice strong, true and beautiful THE FORENSIC LEAGUE Compliments of C H A R l E T UNDERGARMENT CORP. 122 8th STREET PAssA1c, N. J. WE 9-7323 G I l I 0 MUSIC SERVICE 39 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD, N. 1. LESSONS - RENTALS SALES - SERVICE BIll'S FIORIST Artistic Floral Arrangements for A11 rN,.,.,.n:,w... DLL Wuuuoouruo Wedding Bouquets -- Funeral Designs - Corsages CRegory 3-1748 cs BORSCHNECK 8. NOTT FLOIVERS OF DISTINCTIONH 'k 324 PARK AVENUE 0 Cor. Pierrepont 144 PASSAIC STREET RUTHERFORD, N. PASSAIC, N. Blll. 8. JOHN'S SERVICE STATION Cor. Locust 6: Maple Avenues Wallington, N. I AMOCO - NO LEAD - GAS Compliments of SAINT NIARY'S CADETS O NUTLEY, N. 1. Tel. WE 9-8805 AllEN 8. NEGLIA ENGINEERS if SURVEYORS C 6 AMES AVENUE RUTHERFORD, N. BEDNARZ'S SERVICENTER W. Bednarz, Prop. AUTO REPAIRS TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES 'A' 356 Main Avenue Cor. of Midland Wallington, N.I BEST WISHES . . . ASSUMPTIUN PARISH BETTER BUFFET SERVICE Specializing in DECORATIVE BUFFET Engagements - Showers - Weddings Seasonal Parties for Factories eb Businesses IEAN HORVATH PRescott 7-9356 HELEN KINACK Wyckoff 4-1299-I 129 Bakerie GE 80633 S F L A S H , , Cleaners - Shirt Launderers BORUTA S BAKERI 43 Meadow Road, Rutherford, N. I. PR 7-5138 One-Hour Service D'ANNA'S PASTRY SHOP 319-323 Passaic St., Garfield, N. J. Compliments of MILLS BAKERY Wood-Ridge, N. I. VARRELMANN'S BAKERY 60 Park Avenue Otto Iudicke, Prop. Beauty Salons GE 8-9681 THE CHARM BEAUTY SALON 315 Union Ave., Rutherford, N. J. PR 7-3817 FRANCES BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Culture 34 jersey St., East Rutherford, N. I. CE 8-9600 MADAME IOLA'S 185 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. GE 8-2148 MANRICO'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY 234 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. WE 9-8490 MARIE'S BEAUTY SALON 282 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. WE 9-0816 TILLIE DAWANS 54 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. ,lo Verga - Helen Zak WE 9-3362 IDEAL CLEANERS 132 Park Avenue, East Rutherford, N. I. KEN VVHITE'S HOMETOWN CLEANERS 225 Valley Boulevard, Wood-Ridge, N. J. LORRAINE CLEANERS, INC. 288Vz Park Ave. Bc 116 Jackson Ave. Rutherford, N. I. Confecfioners ADDISON SHOP Soda and Stationery 268 Park Avenue, Rutherford, N. I. GE 8-9746 HENRY'S LUNCHEONETTE Home Made Ice Cream dr Candies 140 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. MIDLER CONFECTIONERY Gt STATIONERY 25 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N. I. WE 9-9865 STIO'S CUT-RATE STORE Wholesale and Retail Cigars Cor. Erie 8: Union Aves., Rutherford, N. I. Dairies Compliments of BONNY DELL FARMS Rutherford, N. J. PR 9-5799 HORN'S DAIRY 414 Boulevard, Garfield, N. I. AT 8-0972 KUDILE BROS. cleaners HASBHOUCK HEIGHTS DAIRY 171 Boulevard, Hasbrouck Heights, N. I. CE 8-8697 CADET CLEANERS Bt DYERS Delicatessens 183 Hackensack St., Wood-Ridge, N. I. WE 9-4960 CARLTON CLEANERS BOULEVARD DELICATESSEN 850 Paterson Ave., East Rutherford, N. I. 263 Valley Blvd., Wo0d-Ridge, N. J. 3-Hour Service Free Delivery 130 Compliments of ' GRUBER'S DELICATESSEN F'or's's CE 8-7488 CEDAR WRIGHT GARDENS HUETTEMANN'S PR 74620 DELICATESSEN 6: GROCERY 226 Paterson Ave., East Rutherford, N. MARGE Sl ERNIE FLEISCHER CARLSTADT DELICATESSEN 328 Hackensack St., Curlstadt, 1. GE 8-2103 PARK LIQUOR Sl DELICATESSEN 294 Park Avenue D1 2-0757 ROCHELLE PARK DELICATESSEN 61 LIQUOR 158 Rochelle Ave., Rochelle Park, N. J. Drugs GE 8-7856 - GE 8-9647 BARON DRUG CO., INC. 88 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. GE 8-5544 CENTRAL DRUG CO. OF EAST RUTHERFORD GE 8-2247 FOELLER'S PHARMACY Your Family Drug Store WE 3-0076 Compliments of RUTHERFORD DRUG STORE, INC. 72 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. Irving Shiffman, Ph.G., Reg.Pharm. GE 8-6830 VALLEY PHARMACY 272 VVindsor Rd., VVood-Ridge, N. I. Mr. Stepanian, Ph. GE 8-2164 WEST END PHARMACY 311 Union Ave., Rutherford, N. J. Free Delivery GR 2-3987 VVRIGHT VILLAGE DRUGS 121 Terhune Ave., Lodi, N. J. fOpposite Curtiss-Wrightj HA 8-0057 ZIMMER'S DRUG SHOP 205 YVilliams Ave., Hasbrouck Heights, We Deliver - S. B. Zimmer, R.P. N. 1. I. 77D Mary St., Lodi, N. J. WE 9-4645-AT 8-1107 CHRISTENSEN The Florist Next to the High School W'ood-Ridge, N. I. GE 8-5006 INTERSTATE FLORIST Sl GREENHOUSES Eugene Henke 6: Sons 514 Hackensack St., Carlstadt, N. J. GE 8-8010 MADSEN 61 CHRISTENSEN Flowers and Greenhouses, Ltd. 310 Hackensack St., Wood-Ridge, N. I. WE 9-8404 - HU 7-4979 PARK AVENUE GIFT 61 FLORIST Norcross Cards - Antiques East Rutherford, N. I. GE 8-1234 FLOWERS BY SPINA 221 Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst, N. J. Freight lines WE 9-67 1 0 E Sl B TRUCK RENTERS 467 Marlboro Road, Wood-Ridge, N. I. Bill Etzrodt - Joe Burke WE 9-7354 JAMES I. SENTNER TRUCKING New York - New Jersey - Connecticut Rhode Island - Pennsylvania 12 Paterson Plank Rd. UN 7-9180 - WI 7-6374 TRANSAMERICAN FREIGHT LINES, INC. 215 County Ave., Secaucus, N. I. E. S. Zaun - Regional Manager Hardware GE 8-2644 REX HARDWARE CO., INC. 31 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, N. I. Henry Vander Plaat, Ir., Manager 131 STYERTOWNE HARDWARE CENTER 1059 Bloomfield Ave., Clifton, N. I. CE 8-3861 O. H. TAMMES HARDWARE Pittsburgh Paints - Hardware - House Furnishings . 332 Union Ave., Rutherford, N. I. Jewelers GE 8-3189 EDMOND IEWELERS jewelry Repairs Made 153 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. GE 8-0759 MACHER'S WATCHMAKERS sr JEWELERS Gifts That Last 213 Park Ave., E. Rutherford, N. I. MARCUS IEWELERS Rutherford - Ridgewood - Westfield liquors PR 7-3119 ANDY'S LIQUOR STORE 93 Wallington Ave., Wallington, N. I. Andrew Gorcica PR 9-0199 BERTELLI'S LIQUOR STORE, INC. Styertowne Shopping Center 1037 Bloomfield Ave., Clifton, N. I. Angelo Bert Bertelli WE 9-6534 FRANK'S WINES 6: LIQUORS 341 Paterson Ave., Wallington, N. I. Free Delivery KRETZ BEVERAGE CO. Carlstadt, N. I. Mary and Ray Morgan PRESTO'S TAVERN 317-319 Hackensack St. Carlstadt, N. I. GE 8-3949 RUTHERFORD WINES 6: LIQUORS DI 2-7148 IOHN BUSSMANN Meats and Groceries 145 Rochelle Ave., Rochelle Park, N. C. DIBELLO MARKET Quality Foods 48 Gaston Ave., Garfield, N. I. CE 8-4222 COLDFARB'S MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 257 Valley Boulevard Free Delivery PR 9-0984 MICHAEL'S FOODS Prime Meats, Vegetables, Groceries 59 Locust Lane, E. Rutherford, N. I. Michael Opalinski WE 9-8996 NED'S QUALITY MARKET 86 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. WE 9-9211 Q Br S MEAT MARKET Italian-American Grocer 308 Hackensack St., Carlstadt, N. I. GE 8-7162 QUALITY MARKET Meats, Groceries, Vegetables, Frozen F 265 Valley Blvd., Wood-Ridge, N. I. I. Toth, Prop. WE 9-3152 STATION SQUARE FRUIT Br PRODUCE MARKET Dairy, Groceries, Frozen Foods 11 Station Square - Free Delivery ' GE 8-8863 STATION SQUARE MEAT MARKET Prime Meats and Poultry 20 Ames Ave., Rutherford, N. I. Frank Williams GR 3-3056 TOM'S MEAT MARKET 175 Grenelle Ave., Garfield, N. I. Free Delivery - T. Manicone CE 8-2303 WHITE FRONT MARKET 335 Union Ave., Rutherford, N. I. 65 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. Hugh McKenna - Robert Vautin H. M. Hallam Markets Merchants BENNY'S MARKET 222 Boulevard, Hasbrouck Heights, N. I. BE-BE PAINT 61 WALLPAPE Free Delivery CE 8-5700 R 47 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. I. oods STORE 132 Merchants GE 8-4308 BAYE STUDIO OF DANCING 185 Hackensack St., Wood-Ridge, N. Rolando and Louise Baye Rumba - Cha-Cha - Tango - etc. CE 8-8091 BERLIN'S MEN'S WORK CLOTHES 63 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. PR 9-5289 CARRIERO SPORT SHOP 90 Passaic St., Garfield, N. I. Joseph J. Carriero GE 8-4505 A. CHASAR 6: SON Electricians 237 Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst WE 9-5268 COLONIAL BOOK SHOP 120 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. GE 8-5537 GALLOWAY'S Catering for All Occasions Rutherford, N. J. GE 8-2143 1. ELITE UPHOLSTERY 8: DECORATORS 8 Highland Cross, Rutherford, N. J. Carl Fehling AT 8-3360 FAMOUS FUEL OIL COMPANY 71 Gaston Ave., Garfield, N. I. GE 8-1351 GLEN TYPEWRITER Gr ADDING MACHINE CO. 237 Paterson Ave., East Rutherford, N. WE 9-9645 GOFFINS 64 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. Compliments of FREDERICK GUMM CHEMICAL CO., INC. Keamy, N. J. HENDERSON BOYD, INC. GE 8-8880 HENDERSON Gt DILGER, INC. 270 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. Gas Heating Since 1921 HUNTER'S LODGE Bt MOTEL Bar and Restaurant Route 46, Delaware Formerly of Rutherford GE 8-2693 HY'S APPLIANCE CENTER, ING. 286 Valley Blvd., Wood-Ridge, N. I. R. s. KNAPP co., INC. LIBERTY PUBLISHING 5K PRINTING CORP. Wood-Ridge, N. I. HU 7-5563 THE MAIN CAMERA STORE Projectors and Film Rented 71 Main St., Hackensack, N. I. GR 3-9479 MANZELLA'S PINK ELEPHANT 466 Passaic Ave., Lodi, N. I. PR 9-0567 ALBERT MARTIN, INC. 169 Prospect St., Passaic, N. J. Since 1864 THE NARROW WAY GIFT SHOP fFomxer1y Florist's Storel 112 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. CE 8-1114 THE PETRIE PRESS - PRINTERS East Rutherford, N. J. WE 9-9135 REGAL STAMP 6: SEAL CO. 442 Marlboro Rd., Wood-Ridge, N. I Frank I. Novarro Merchants M E R C H A N T 'S BURGLAR AlARM SERVICE PRescott 9-1296 VVALLINCTON, N. HU 7-2832 REMAX FURNITURE CO. 90-92 Main St. - 85 Main St. Hackensack On Both Sides of the Street CE 8-9393 R 8: R DISTRIBUTORS 6 Ames Ave., Rutherford, N. I. CR 3-2664 RICHARD RUSSINKO Retouching, Slexichromes, Design, Layout 32 Myron St., Clifton, N. J. WE 9-8320 RUTHERFORD PET SHOP 69 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. WE 9-7147 RUTHERFORD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 2 Franklin Pl. at Park Ave., Rutherford CE 8-0192 PAUL'S HOBBY 6: SPORT SHOP 306 Union Ave., Rutherford, N. I. WE 9-1160 THE STERNER SHOP Upliolsters and Cabinet .Makers 30 Ames Ave., Rutherford, N. I. C. Sterner HU 7-9265 - Res.: HU 7-2458 STRAUSS BROS. Engines di Equipment 399 DeWolf Pl., Hackensack, N. I. Raymond G. Strauss STYERTOWNE BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION Styertnwne Shopping Center Route 3 and Bloomfield Ave., Clifton, N. GE 8-6627 UNION T.V.-RADIO 24-Hour Service 300 Union Ave., Rutherford, N. J. WE 9-1933 VAI'S RUG CENTER 200 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. Broadloom Carpet - Linoleum Tile VERA'S SPECIALTY SHOP WE 9-5698 WOOD-RIDGE MIRROR 81 CLASS CO. 35 Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Rutherford, N. 1. Motor Sales CE 8-4646 BENNER NASH SALES GI SERVICE 238-252 Hackensack St., East Rutherford CE 8-5300-1-2-3 PASQUIN MOTOR SALES, INC. 241-259 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. J. Real Estate 8. Insurance GE 8-9300 D. A. BLAKISTON Realtor - Ins-uror I8 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. I. WE 9-1076 THE BOCLE AGENCY, INC. Real Estate - Insurance 300 Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst PR 9-3385 WILLIAM F. BROWN 142 Burgess Place, Passaic, N. I. Real Estate 8. insurance WE 9-3600 CENTRAL GUARANTY MORTGAGE 61 TITLE CO. 28 Ames Ave., Rutherford, N. WE 9-4200 - 9-9548 FRANK R. EDWARDS Realtor - lnsuror 110 Hackensack St., East Rutherford, N. J. WE 9-8200 GEMMER 61 RIURPHY 273 Valley Blvd., Wood-Ridge, N. J. WE 9-2464 -- Pl 8-5458 WALTER E. COERNER 189 Hackensack St., Wood-Ridge, N. J. WE 9-6200 FRED P. KURCAN 41 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. J. Before in Need-Insure with Mead DOUCLAS O. MEAD, INC. I5 Orient Way, Rutherford, N. J. GE 8-7767 J. CLAIRE PASTORFIELD 223 Hackensack St., Wood-Ridge, N. J. GE 8-2222 REALTY ASSOCIATES, LTD. 136 Park Ave., Rutherford, N. J. HU 7-1300 A 81 YV SCI-IOLZ 131 Rochelle Ave., Rochelle Park WE 9-2020 AKSEL S. SORENSON 232 Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst, N. J. VVE 9-1676 CEORCE ZIMMERMAN 335 Hackensack St., Carlstadt, N. J. Religious Article Stores HU 7-8600 FERR1 BROS. 6: PRICE, INC. CE 3-5246 PHILIP E. SIKORA 61 SONS 180 Market St., Passaic, N. J. Restaurants WE 9-6412 Compliments of RUFIFS DINER Route 17, Carlstadt, N. Compliments of STATION SQUARE RESTAURANT Service Stations CE 8-8975 B 6: C AUTO SERVICE 27 Union Ave., Rutherford, N. J. WE 9-9762 BOULEVARD SERVICE STATION 177 Valley Blvd., Wood-Ridge, N. J. P. Sodora AT 8-9847 CITY MOTORS Boulevard Gt Williams Ave., Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. 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TERKOWITZ Attorney at Law 55 Park Ave., Rutherford C omplzme of the SENIORS OF HOMEROOM 202 Compliments Of The leisure Club Compliments Of The Sophomore Girls of Homeroom 205 'i ...i l l I C mpliments Of The Sophomore Boys of Homeroom 303 hh V C plimen s of The Senior Boys of Homeroom 201 l The Sophomore Bovs of Homeroom 301 om lzmen S of The Sophmore Girls of Homeroom 108 Congratulations to the Class of ,57 Compliments of the MATHEMATICS ClUB Compliments of oun LAnY's solmurv or sum mAnv's HIGH scnool Compliments of THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF SAINT MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL Congratulations, Seniors! 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