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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

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' -r . . .nw-' T-2 I ,- L' if ,I 3' '- - Q Mui 'Xa-3 K .1,J,. ., L Through the Immaculate Heart of Mary We offer Thee our prayers works loys and sufferings of thus day In unlon wlth the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass Foreword From the rlslng of the sun even to the going down my name IS great among the Gentiles and In every place there IS offered to my name a clean oblatlon From the rlslng of the sun freshman year even to the gomg down graduatron there IS offered to Hrs name a clean oblatlon Llfe at Samt Mary s revolves around the Sacrnfice of the Mass To the Moss we turn for strength when we are weak for guidance when we are confused for hope when we are desperate Before each football and basketball game we pray not so much that we may wm but that we may offer thus specific actlvlty rn unlon with the Holy SBCYIECS of the Mass The loy of school dances and proms the sufferung of failure of social sllghts of adolescent fears these too we offer to Chrnst nn the Eucharnst The Mass Theme of our llves The theme of our book Ventas 1959 I I 1 n I I . . , I I 1 I I 1 I I 1 , . The Eucharistic Christ reposes in the tabernacle silent, waiting, watching. The troubled student leaves his noisy, confused world to seek quiet solitude. Dedication To Christ in the Eucharist given for us at every moment on all the altars ofthe world Through its pages we give to Him All that we have to give the record of all that He has given us we dedicate our book. The Mass in Our Life of Sf. Mary's FOOT PRAYERS - September GOSPEL- October OFFERTORY- November OFFERIMUS - December LAVABO-January CONSECRATION OF THE BREAD-February CONSECRATION OF THE WINE-March PRIEST'S COMMUNION-April COMMUNION OF THE FAITHFUL-Moy FINAL BLESSING-June ITE MISSA EST SISTER M. MARGARET EUCHARIA, O. P. Principal The c1dminisfrc1fion's interest We have known you for years, Sister, as our friend and teacher in the classroom, this year you are again our friend and teacher, but now in the special capacity that principal of St. Mary's aHords you. ln your one year in this oftice, you have guided us spiritually, intel- lectually, and socially, you have given the bond between students and principal new strength. For these and so many other gifts, we, the graduating class of 1959, ex- press our most sincere gratitude. T ,a x MISS IRENE MEIGH MRS. CORA KNARZER Secretary Secretary sporlcs school spirit We thank yoo, Monsignor chofloo, for your untiring efforts to make St. Mary's the best- spiritually, intel- lectually, and socially. The seniors owe you, Fr. Walsh, a huge debt of gratitude for your readiness and willingness to help whenever any one of us needed counseling or gui- dance. We thank you, Fr. Bagley, for your wonderful wit when we needed some cheering up, and for your serious, helpful advice when we were in need of that. We thank every one of you, the priests ot St. Mary's, iust for being here when we needed you most during the past four years. Right Reverend Monsignor CHARLES C. DEMJANOVICH REVEREND JOSEPH B. BAGLEY Monsignor Charles exhibits his interest as moderator of the band. gs r'- Q o 4 4 ' ,W 1 .l REVEREND THOMAS J. WALSH .- , 1 1 9 1 if 11.22 fee .f??fw1wi5-paQ ' .iq my Autumn leaves crunch beneath reluctant white bucks as the student ascencls the school steps to resume the daily grind. Clean marble gleams beneath reverent sandals as the priest ascends the altar steps to assume our daily glory. And in the priest and in the student Christ relives the ioy of His youth. i e 1 is 4,4 7 A E 5:5 'i i .X ' if 5 , in Q Q A 4 N 1. 4 s 4 -4 4' A Q f 1, C va if -if g Q Q 1 4 . K , 'xitwb 5 :ik s s Lx x li 7 5 X E I , X5 S A i jx ' Q L Uh: ' ' I ' TT Q ' Q ss iz A K X 4 'I . 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WILLIAM FOY English, General Mathematics NEW FACULTY Who wasn't happy to note an add: tion of more male members to the faculty? Mr. Foy, Mr. Scanlon, and Mr. Smith are all former pupils of St Mary's faculty and their past experl ences as students undoubtedly give them the abiding advantage of view ing St. Mary's from both sides of the desk. I3 Sometimes a reshman gets lost . . ess as usual by the second day. know 35304 is around here some ace. Freshmen consult schedule cards. ft to right: J. Cashanelli, M. Hirsch, F. timer, D. Butcher, J. Aponick, T. Dion, G. Fox, A. Kein, R. Bischoff, N. Keller, L. English, M. Herina. Curriculum expands fo meet new needs. In addition to our regular courses, classes entitled Economic Geography, General Mathematics, and Mechanical Drawing were introduced this year. A mature study of geography is an imperative background for the understanding of the international current events which threaten our survival. For those who still hope to build a better world, mechanical drawing provides the foundation for careers in engineering and architecture. Gene Cole sets up the screen for some visual aids in mechanical drawing tech- niques. Ken Conte, Kevin Jones, and Phil Schneider ply compass and t-squares at their drafting boards. 14 urls the eccentricities of the tem orary classrooms, and a front en 'ance reserved exclusively for seniors 5 . . . I u Separate stairways for boys and I. I . .. ,, P ad many freshmen bewildered for a w days But efficient scheduling and n alert Student Council kept things nning so smoothly that it was bus: Buf flue Sfudenf Council comes fo The back fo ihe girls sfarrway and Jusf go keep walking 'fil you come io fha! class room rlghf over fhere Sluclenf councllor ' 9 freshmen. Left fo right Beflw Paulus, dlrec S J. Winsmn, J. Reardon, P. Sylvesfer, J Wankle D Sculluon and P Purccro Bu? Snsfer flns rs fhe boys slmrwayl Somehmes even lhe loculfy gels confused Lef ascendung T Dressel J Cooke E cuco E olsus Du Center W oehs A oung e I Donnelly J Lee R Houghton T Conway J Quinn And what confineni has flue largesf un- married male populolion? Mr. Bufferfass fries fo direcl Irene Cenicola foward more ' ' G ra hy. P radical problems m Economic eog p 15 FGSCUE ,E , Q New uni orms . . . . . . Ano' new aces We a'on't care if we're not supposed to look at the camera -we want our faces to show. Freshmen make'their first year- book picture count. Seated, left to right: H, McCann, A. Johnson, P. LiMuli, M, Murphy, standing: left to right: V. Pappania, M. A. O'Leary, R. M. Lautner, R. Kirk- patrick, K. Maxcy, B. Maccia, .l. Mitchell, T. Keeler. an 'i l Freshman girls model the 'fnew-look in uniforms while the Freshmen boys iust look new. GIVIS, left to fight: C. Walters, C. Meehan, C. Jutrzenka, L. Catterall, A, Reichardt, C. Messina, M. A. Lucas, E. Mackin, L, Winters. Boys, left to right: R. Schwarzlow, F. Urban, R, Shine, J, Critelli, A. Simone, J. Houghton, R. McGlynn, F. Moon. Apfpf ' Who's combing whose hair? Freshmen girls struggle for an inch of mirror on the cocky machine. Judy Daly, Norma McKen- zie, Doris Ciezinski, Sue Harmon. Commufrng is a new experience Siraighf,al1ead io Sf. Mary's. A help ful sfafion masfer direcfs incoming com mufers. J. Harringfon, A, Darrow, R. Gadom- slci, K. Mulvihill, L. Niemolka, L. Jensen, S Sullivan, L. Ahrens, L. Bowles, G. Cole, N Haupfvogel, J. Scrivanich, J. Feclro, J. Gordon. 17 Room for one more. Freshman out-of-iowners defy the laws of physics by proving that iwo bodies can occupy the same space ai ihe same time, Left to right: L. Tobias, R. Meyer, L. Sylvesler, J. Giusem, J. Velie, C. Behrens, J. Wagenhofer, L. Ferger, R. Noble, S. Cook, P. Firfek. ls there room for me, foo? I forgo! my key. Anihony Simone, Roberf Schwarzlow, and Francis Urban cram a crowded locker. ,., 7.3: up ll 1l I And gathering specimens an engrossing hobby. Not grass, Joy, just leaves! Sophomore girls gather leaves for their botany booklets. Left to right: S. Arnold, J. Painter, C. Lombardi, C. Pollinger, J. Cardilla, J. Barabino, C. Sable, C. Snyder, M. A. Healy. Kneeling: J. Longo. con'f resist a prank! Eeelc! Get that horrible thing out of here! Seated, left to right: L. Rutter, E. Winser, M. A. Price, M. E. Mahan, P. Roche, M. McEvoy, H. Listwan, N. Romano. Standing: J. Worsley, M. Mathews, M. Moore, P. McCormack, M. Tokarz, J. Sabatini, S. Lewandowski, W. Kelly, E. Von Hoene, J. Kress, J. Slyngstad, M. E. Callahan, E. Bevelheimer, A. Zimmerman. The Park was cl busy place . . . Professor Thoms, wl1at's the scientific name for dandelion? Sophomore biologists take a field trip. Kneeling, left to right: C. Caughey, H. Fagan, D. Cilio, G. Thoms, N. LiMuli. Stand- in g: R. Miller, J. Osaba, R. Schuftenhauer, K. Callaghan, M. B- COHHOV, J. Benedict, K. Baer, T. Kelleher, S. Catania, M. Bono, R. M. Burke, E. Reilly, T. Murrells. However, some people I know I saw a lady bug in here somewhere. Sophomores invade the purlr for a lesson in applied biology. Seated, left to right: G. Stefancci, P. Sheridan. Standing: M. Lebancz, M. A. Dailey, J. Kissinger, K. Duddy, V. Ferrari, J. Garrigan, J. Eufemio, M. Henkelman, B. Fogarty. Kneeling: P. Hoehl. Sophomores discover . . . Which one is the specimen? Sophomores display a keen interest in collecting biological exhibits. Standing, left to right: P. Leonard, A. Skeie, B. Nangle, M. Schweikle, A. Scelba, J. Scelba, B. Wojciechowski, K. Siket, M. A. Tutini, C. Boisits. Seated: H. Spellman, M. Sicurello, C. Zopotocky, B. Venice, V. Vicari, A. Kunz. -f.-..'-- the wonders o science, Voile l'oiseau! Sophomores practice their newly acquired French accents. Seated, left to right: P. Baker, M. A. Buick, M. Albergate, G. Crowley, P. Dozier, M. Cherichello. Standing: K. Madonio, J. Greene, R. Foley, F. Clark, E. Flesko, T. Bor- a new language, Sophomores enjoy looking down on the Freshmen. Kneeling, left to right: J. McCollum, M. E. Healy, N. Mellody, A Jurgielski, R. locovelli, J. Micholski, K. Hoyne. Standing: D. Penna, R. Neff, J. Quinn, G. Nash, J. Petrillo, B. Keenan, J Aughenbough, T. Parry, W. Pierson. h-5, intl' A -i rett, W. Kelly, M. Cole. and o new maturity. Got a dime, Buddie? Sophomores visit the National Cam- munity Bank. Standing, lelt to right: J. Benedict, S. Donahue, K. Hoyo, W. Byrne, J. Hollis, D. Keeler, R. Schuftenhauer, G. Bowles, C. Cartnick, F. Gallagher, E. Jobst, R, Higgins, J. Heywood. Ykovlye olvs The freshman flag features a blue rectangle upon which is superimposed the crest of the school build- ing outlined in gold with the tower surmounted by a golden eagle on a similarly colored dome. Above the eagle, lettered in gold across the blue field, is the motto, Knowledge is Power. CLASS OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM 108 Left to right: Arthur Young, Treasurer, John Wagenhofer, Sec- CLASS OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM l09 Descending: Robert Kirkpatrick, President, James Cashanelli, Vice-President, Luke English, Secretary, Stanley Capodonna, Treasurer. CLASS OF 1962 retary, Raymond Noble, Vice-President. Not pictured: Carl Dull, CLASS OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM 304 President. CLASS OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM T03 Descending: Judith Daly, President, Ann Back: Carol Miskuft, President, Brenda Maccia, Vice- President. Front: Nancy Keller, Secretary, Francine Latimer, Treasurer. Monahan, Vice-President, Sally Veccia, Treasurer, Cheryll Walters, Secretary. l CLASS OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM 102 CLASS OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM 303 Descending: Ann Scelba, President, Tressa Barrett, Clockwise: Arnold Kunz, Vice-President, Howard Spellmon Secretary, Josephine Scelba, Vice-President. Not pic- SecretorygJoseph Quinn, President, Thomos Parry, Treasurer. tured: Vivien Vicari, Treasurer. CLASS OF 1961 Q33 TO BE CLASS OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM 305 RHTHER THHN TO SEEN The left side of the sophomore flag is white, repre- senting purity, and is lettered in green with the year and the motto To be rather than to seem. The field in the upper right hand portion of the flag is green, denoting hope, and bears a white lamp, symbolizing knowledge. Left to right: Diane Celic, Secretary, Sandra Catania, Vice-President, Jean Kissinger, Treasurer, center, Patricia McCormack, President. 21 CLASS OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM 'IO7 Descending: Philip Sheridan, President, Thomas Mar- tello, Vice-President, George Bowles, Treasurer, Alan Zimmerman, Secretary. 'F'Qf5!ssvm xx X 1 OCTCDBER The long-awaited moment has at last arrived -the circle of gold with its emblem, representing so much, has finally been attained! .an- ww Juniors recelve school ring symbol o loyalty fo Sf Marys On October 31 the Class of 1960 approached the altar and received from Monsignor Charles the traditional gold ring with a blue stone and Dominican seal. Father Joseph Bagley enunciated the true symbolism of the ring, reminding the iuniors that in accepting this ring they had contracted a lasting bond with the school and with the spirit of the Dominican order. With a wry smile Father also inaugurated a weekly ring inspection day, when each iunior would be expected to be wearing his own ring. The ceremony was followed by a communion breakfast and a festive spirit prevailed among the iuniors on their day. fff Now we have proof that we're upper classmenf' Junior girls admire their recently acquired rings. Left to right: M. Peter- son C. Muskin, J.O'Connell, F. Pierce, B. Sweetman, M. Simone, P Ryan, I. Watters, C. Sable, K. Tomasello, F. Quagliano. Doesn't Pete loolc as if he's aslcinq Irish to wear his ring? First row, left to right: B. Thoms, R. Flavin, M. Kuzmialc, J. Duignan, P. Egan, P. Bevelheimer, J. Dressel, J. Catania, E. Carlevaro. Second raw: P. Badet, F. Kirkpatrick, C. DiNoto, J. Keenan, C. Daly. Drivers' Educafion demonsfrafes . . . why some cars work 'fNow girls, this is a mofar! Miss Parkerfon gives a demonstration in Drivers' Educalion. B. Burrit, M. Doran, P. Brennan, J. Fitzgibbons, C. Chmura, Miss Pcrkerton, B. Gunn, T. Effner, L. Emery, M. Herbert, B. Cole, R. Albino, L. Dansen, L. Abazzia. . . . ana' whaf fraffic lights are or. Miss Parkerfon wouldn'f be smiling if she knew what Pat knew. Left to right: P. Park, C. Reid, M. Rugnone, C. Perazzo, P. Cardillo, M. Meny, C. Winters, C. Li Muli, E, Quinn, P. Symanski, J. Tucholski, C. Holcvacs. In car front: M. Perletti, P. O'Grady, Miss Parkerton. Back: B. Segal, F. Salemi, E. Rogers. 26 un' 3 '-...t,, . . . and some cion'f We don't want fo drive it, if's more fun fo take it apart. Junior boys make practical preparations for their seventeenth birthdays. Left to right: K. Flynn, F. Gynesko, F. Brumaghin, J. Rekowski, P. Cuozzo, J. Testa, D. Quinn, H. Scott, E. Walsh, J. Nangle, P. Caughey, B. Berwick, J. Nolan. Seated: E. Pollinger. N h-....k,.,..i Junior boys apply laws of physics Do you believe in fhe lnw of gravily, boy? Juniors fry a physics experimenf oncrremarkably unfrigh1ened freshman. A. Cole, W. Burriff, E. Schnepel, G. Schliit, F, Behrens, R. Alvarez, A. Darrow, R. Boff, G. Wellxey, P. Wankle, M. McCartney, D. Williams, E. Scerbo, A. Sikef. Junior girls apply laws of sfeno anywhere- ancl everywhere Take a lefier please. Standing: P. Cardillo, L. Abaz- zia, T. Eflner, B. Burriti, M. Doran, J. Fitzgibbons, R. Albino, B. Gunn. Seated: M. Herbert, B. Cole, L. Dan- sen, C. Reid, C. Chmura, P. Brennan. Sfanding:L.Emery. 1, . , . 1, f K ' i , . x 5 ' 'X u . , r i ' ' 1 ' -- A- E x ,J - -J W ' , l -C, 11 ' I I x' V Q, X i -w it J ' l 3 Ancl all awaif 'J Senior privileges Gef1ing ihe feel of if. Juniors fry our fhe fron! sieps. Standing, lelf to right D. Fraser, H. Esser, K. McKean, R. Halvosa, E. Helbig, P. Ginty, M. Heidrich. Sealed: J. McGlynn, J. Muuermeyer, A. Bodel, M. Come, C. .Cal- Iaghan, S. Brown, M. Connelly, J. Forhecz. -iw X X-xxx, i V' i X x YJ The iunior flag is a diagonally bisected rectangle CLASS OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM 306 of red and white. The white upper portion of the Back- Celina Malhoit President- Eileen Helbig Treasurer Front- nag bears a red' clrfmlar panel Surrouflded by the ' ' ' ' ' ' words, Spirit, Sancitlty, Service, also in red. From the edge of the circle comes the white hand of God extending toward a white cross, centered on the circle and adorned with a red flame. Mary Carol Kirsch, Vice-President, Helen Esser, Secretory. CLASS OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM 106 Clockwise: Donald Fraser, Treasurer, Joseph Relxowski, Vice- President, Kenneth Flinn, Secretory, Howard Scott, President, T CLASS orricens or HOMEROOM too Clockwise: Eileen Rogers, President, Rita McCann, Treasurer Julia Hofbcauer, Vice-President, Barbara Cole, Secretory. l 4 l 3 S 1 , Q A Q 1 x -4 CLASS OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM 301 Back: Paul Bevelhiemer, President, Roger Bott, Vice-President. Front: James Duignan, SQCVBTBVYJ lfving Paulus, Treasurer. 1 1-...MI 'lam Students mourn the passing of o soinfly ponfiff POPE PIUS XII Julia Hofbouer, Carol Murphy, Rita McCann, Joseph Quinn, and Craig Cartnick offer their noon hour rosary for the dying Ponliff. like the tiaming glory ot the dying sun, like the blazing foliage of the dying trees, the colorful pageantry of the liturgy accompanied the death of the Supreme Pontift, leaving the Catholic world momentarily chilled with fear and grief. At St. Mary's, we, who had considered it one of our greatest privileges to have lived our entire lives under the protection of so saintly a shepherd, prayed our noon hour rosary with renewed fervor. When we could no longer pray for him, we began to pray to him, for the Church he had served until death, and tor his successor John XXIII. Many earth shaking events have occurred during our seventeen years in the world. None will we re- member with more sincere pride and humility than this: We have lived with a saint, we have seen a saint die. POPE JOHN XXIII f , '1 .J- . - '41 A . , ' R4 - , :F ,, , , .w , I .fr 1 J' Cl A 1. 54 F , I . .,.,- .- Ax--I ' ,Q ' , , 4 'i .I Y.. X-., '1-,W . ,.. 7 In ,. .J-, yr' im - iifzvz . ' 'lf fn-Y? f A '- .k , , M. - 3' . , , .V ' - 'X ' if :Wi Q V . W' ff If 3 7- ' A I ' 'fx 4-5 gi s ' 4 aft- fu 1 t k -.-'H ' . 4, N , V.. ' I x . ' ,f 3 - is ,I . 'fc' .Fir A ' . -! iJf - 'f k- qi! My 175' :Aux L ,. . . .1 ,q'f rf 'gu ,t N v A L ff f,' we W f ff .r'r v'- at 71 f 2 se 3' A f -L, Qf',4'v its 1 , 'Ax ' l . I ,B - ,. ' - 3 4 Nw Am 8 Q, 1 Y 5 f, J, .,. f if ' P 1 ,T ag - ig? NMI ' 'Er an . sk. . ,f , 1 .. ..'v,.:f,, , N ,, HN H w ,, Hfsfif ' W fi 3 W ,, f wk w 1? , D go. Fl! QU ffl' C ONDFHONED INL-O l9IG 1 QV' mvv It uv fi N , 6 HUHE S 4,3 -04' !,o' iituuq- 'Ar P, N YK we . ., ,. f 1-'Q , A ,b ,LW , row: M. Sullivan, M. Cole, G. Schneider, M. Fitzgerald, F. D'Ambrosia, A. Laico, A. Leonard M Bezares, J. Kerwin, E. Donahue, M. Snyder, A. Schlegel, A. Zyla, Sr. Patricia Dominic, O. P., Sr. Elizabeth Ahn O. P Rev. Robert Langdon, Sr. Margaret Eucharia, O. P., Mr. Charles Agel, D. Mossay, D. DeSantis, J. Higgins: K. Tyks, T. Bilka, C. Rutter, D. Dudish, M. Panza M Aurigemma L Hyland J Kruger P Kenn , K. 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - Y Duddy, A. Albina. ilarity. Top of the Park , our roof terrace, oftered n enchanting panoramic night view of the glittering ity Our tour included the usual features: The National rt Gallery, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, he Capitol, the White House, and Arlington Memorial ark. One of the highlights of the trip was our tour of he F.B.I. building. Here we learned that Crime oes not pay, although some of the girls agreed that eina investigated by the charming student agent be hard to take at all. senior tourists With the swiftness of all good things our Washington rip came to an end and was added to our album senior memories. l -3 Fil? i W . mf l ect!! I llll Mary Snyder, Alice Geary, and Lorraine Gralewski enjoy the comforts of home as they prepare a snack in their kitchenette. 1 1 at A tus- 3 it , xt K 'gs 3333 te. ln the courtyard of the National Art Gallery Mary Srlydeff Lorraine Gralewslri, Mary Ann Sullivan, Pat Mulvihill, Alice Geary, and Maureen Fitzgerald enjoy the cool beauty of the fountain. Alice Geary is blinded by the splendor ofthe Arlington Amphitheater. :ll S Q . . 'N- Youth, Space, and Sanclify sef Please pardon the interruption, Sisters. As principal for the day, Martin Dull broadcasts the daily announce- l1TEf1fS. K l ,'5. 32 Send this letter to all faculty members, Miss Keller. Martin Dull dictates to his secretary-for-a-day Barbara Keller. M. A. Lucas, L. Ahrens, A. Kein, J. Maszalec, M. Murphy, D. Ciezenski, D. Scullion, and C. Walters enjoy the mock football game. Urged on by President Martin Dull, who invited all Catholic teenagers to take their place at the side of Christ, St. Mary's observed National Catholic Youth Week by a series of Christ-centered activities. Each class received cor- porate communion on successive days and terminated the week with an evening holy hour. Father Finn of Ridgefield Park was the guest speaker. Feminine football frolic the theme or Catholic Youth weelc. An original radio broadcast, Youth, Space, and Sanc- tity, starring Paul Longua, Joe Gyulay, Stan Zak, Emily Iwanski, and Maureen O'DonneII was presented over the P.A. microphone. Turnabout day with student-elected principal, secre- taries, and faculty brought the week to a lively climax. All in favor of no homework- M, A. Lucas conducts class in Algebra l. Left to right: S. A. Veccia, N. McKenzie, L. Ahrens, E. Cosgrove. 'FE' ighlights Halloween hilarity My ln my long years of research l've discovered Kevin Jones takes over the chemistry class ' - ' 'H r . , . Len lo Hghl' L' Wlllmunn' M' 9 O G' M C. Lombardi is the victim of unnecessary roughness ' in A. Bezares, A. Borrellu, L. Byrne, make that ,, ,, . . ,, . the upset of the season at the Halloween masquerade. famous three ring sign but all they et is 1 9 coke at the Halloween dance. if f 4 M. X, 2 .Nm s ,-fy 1, VX' ,As l 4 1, , T3 'lg 7 r , :V 2 ' - '. 9 'is 5 lf' is -il' A ms ,. Lg Receive, O Holy Father our insignificant ioys l our insignificant works ' ' made glorious , by the infinite works by the infinite joys of Your only begotten Son. Receive, O holy Father ts.r F our insignificant sorrows A made glorious in the wide and beautiful wounds of Your Crucified Son. .iv if -E 'ifff X K 'v' Our life in Him His Life in us O, Holy Father Receive. E y V, f , 1 X f , V a' , fi r o -14 1 ia F if . ' Q K, 5,' 1.7 , EX' W if .2 ,54Ff?' Q .W fx ,L fan fr-'- 4 - A: x ' W' i wi F 'Q .ph ' 1 , - , vs' fi in ' sfa, 5408. , A' ff , ..r -i 3,5 in 3 1.1 'JM - 5. . 1 f Receive, O holy Father, almighty ancl eternal God, this spotless host, which I, Thine unworthy servant, offer unto Thee, ' 1 il as 55 5 fi i od Q. ,v. - , Q , Q , sfo- V' Q Y . S ., --v. 1 ,b 1, n , 5 5 A 5 P is s 5 il. ' ss A if so 33 . , . 1, , nl., N -v...,. . ,. - 'h+,,.-ff . A '--ss ,.: 'iifi' . W --x...,4-W QED ROVI D E Father Halton of Providence College plains entrance requirements Io Thomas Lydon and his mother. Sf. Mary's plays host to 50 Catholic Colleges- Helen Esser and her parents collect literature and advice from several tables. Catholic College Conference night, held this year on November l4, was the largest in our seven year series. Following a catered dinner with St. Mary's faculty, representatives from colleges and universi- ties all over the United States united in an effort to guide St. Mary's seniors, iuniors, and sophomores to the selection of a college suited to their needs, talents, and finances. Among the fifty colleges re- presented were: Notre Dame, Marquette, George- town, Fordham, and, of course, our Dominican col- leges, Providence and Caldwell. Slide proiectors flashed attractive campus views, yearbooks and other college publications recorded activities, and catalogues and leaflets explained the entrance requirements and courses offered. Every student departed with a few pounds of literature and a deeper sense of pride in the tre- mendous accomplishments of Catholic higher educa- tion. 37 A ,gf nf vb fe JOHN SLOAN QUARTER BACK PAUL BEVELHEIMER GUARD 1, ul ROBER! WILCOX TACKLE Honorable Menhon Carlrolrc ' B ' Another excmng season of heartwarmmg wms and heortbreokmg near wms marked the final step m St Mary's transmon to a lull Class B schedule For the lan hme St Marys went mto battle agamst the overwhelming power of Beneclucfs Seton Hall, and Xavler The 6-6 he to which The Gaels held Xavner was one of the seasons pleasant surpruses Retamung only our perennial nval, Pope Plus, Mr Vallorannu announced hrs decnslon to sign up only schools from B group next year, thus gnvlng our boys a chance to meet more fan' competition The Gaels performance agamst B Teams thus season amply substantiated thus decusnon Our Lady of the Valley Don Bosco, and Oratory all bowed to St Mary s, whale lmmaculate squeezed by with only 2 points to spare The only really dasapponntmg game was the Bayley Ellard 19 O defeat JAMES MURPHY CENTER We Second team Calholac 8 'la Q KEVIN JONES HALF BACK Honorable Menhon Cathohc B Honorable Menhon All Counly Wie vaf,fo,.:w WALTER PIECHOWSKI HALF-BACK Honorable Mention All Metropolitan: Third Team All Slatep First Team Catholic Bug Hblloribk Mention All County. No game was without thrilling moments for individual . W I ll ' 'I stars ho can forget Walt, 'The Horse , Pnechowskis , - -ffifjg runs, Jim Murphy's interception and 57 yard VHKARTIN DUNS 'ie' Holden's 2 touchdowns as he switched from T END . 'D e FW i' lineto back Held. These' were the moments when Coach it X ' Val and his assistants saw their training in action and knew that they were a part of some moments St. Mary's Gaels would nevergllorget. ' . Senior stars lead '59 Gaels 1 'mf qv- THOMAS HOLDEN GUARD First Team Catholic B g Honorable Mention All Metropolitan: Honorable Mention All County: Third Team'All State. ' X FRANK CAUGHEY , END Second Team Catholic B i 39 swf, wr X- 335.1 1 l,!k1 ? fzilkst A s 45 was Surprising momenfs Assisfanl Coach Bill Baldanle clemonsfraies ball handling to Mike McCartney, Chuck Di Noto, Irish Duignan, Ed Von Hoene, Frank Gallagher, Richie Hig- gins, Larry Russo, .lim Osoba, Alan Zimmerman, and If lakes the whole Valley learn to siop Wal? Piechowski 1341. Wolf Piechowski picks up blockers and heads for anofher iouchdown againsi Valley. Luke English 271 sprawls forward vo get inlo ihe picture. The famous Sheridan knee sfeals info the background. Walt Piechowski eludes Valley linemen in one of his famous broken-field dashes. Coach Vallorcni with Co-capfains Kevin Jones and Wall Piechowski maps ou? Sunday's slrafegy. -4-ig A aus- ,U Q Q ur -U: A-..,-' Sf' .9 ,',1 f highlighl '59 season Coach Bill Carlough explains lundamenfals fo Jim Kie er Tom Bishcoff, Joe Quinn, .lerr Sfefionocci P f Y Bill Kelly, Jim Dressel, Tom Parry, Carl Dull, .loe Greene, Ed Fugif, and Irv Paulus. Varsify Foolball Cheerleaders, Co-cap- lains l.. Hyland, C. Duddy. Sfanding, lefl lo right: K. Willmer, C. Zorilla, M. Doran, R. Albino, J. Bochiaro, P. Slobey. Murphy's Big Momenl-Jim Murphy inlercepfs lmmaculale pass and runs 59 yards for a touchdown. Murphy l'2Oi, Holden l3OJ, Russo f39,i, Jones ll7,i, fnglish l2ll. I -W Bob Wilcox l35l enjoys relaxing againsf lhe pillow provided b Valle 's lin . F k C h y y 9 ran aug ey H52 moves in fo tackle Don Bosco back, ,Z 1 H Il The Queen AMELIA PIAZZA Drum Majoreffe MARIA PANZA Drum Maforeife sfimulofes foofball spirif 1 lv 1 '. n, , W . l 3 . l 1 I J' I MR. ANTHONY Muon., Music lnslrqgffnyl' L 1 k A 1 L ,ill a , ' i 1 V X, , I U- I , LV, my , y 4, L L x J Fronf, Ieff to righi: A. Piazza, M. Perfefti, Q,gole,iM.'Ku1miuk, L. Dorisen, M. Hanzu. Bcckr J. Augkenbfauplf, LABO I s, L. Tobiug ' Q D K -f , . X, v I, ,. A. .X ,X V , - . V- 'H . , - - ' 1 .4.- Q L 1 1- 1 , J 1. 5 .. :X f L -N R' L N . J - - X 0' XY 1 lv 'z ' W X s A Pj l .J X X Al X1 j L , ' x ' FLAG TWIRLERS X X Sfanding, left to riQl1Y: M. Fitzgerald, J. Tucholski, C. Sable, E. Flesko, C. Muskin, G. Schneider, D. DeSantis. Kneeling: P. Barrett, A. Albino, M. A. Bezares. TWIRLERS Lefl lo right: G, Sovich, B. Cole, D Michaels, M. Baglino, I. Anderson, K O'Hara, A. Geary, K. Tyks. Co-captains, R Di Toro, M. Aurigemma. '94 FW' yfffeqx, vu iq f' ' 1 ll... t uPPer addresseS S t ' A112197 Longuaf e of Salnl Ch rles, P' . . Quest speaker ath1l'leMlrezgUBUllerlaS5' Msslsler Satricid Domlmc' p trus, I sg tx ' ' EN n, I Mr, .Edvratrjoeestx Mary 5, getggiari Smer Margaret e tuture scientls, Margaret UC ' Mr. Petfvif Smal League of Saint Albert honors its pofron. can A triduum of tribute to the Dominican patron of science was celebrated by the League of St. Albert during the week preceeding his feast, November 15. Evening Mass followed by a communion supper opened the celebration. Mr. Edward Petrus of Seton Hall University spoke to St. Mary's scientists on the position of the Catholic scientist in the modern world. An assembly dramatization of the life of St. Albert was presented on Friday, November 14. That evening the versatile scientists climaxed their activities with a dance. The League of St. Albert, organized in 1957, comprises all six science clubs at St. Mary's. lt has for its purpose the coordination of all extra-curricular science activities in the school. ls someone having his head handed to him? No, Sister Josephine Anne is merely displaying a plaster Thomas Schuler as Albert, the Bishop, prays before the image A 3 of Mary portrayed by Maryann Loutner. 44 W . 4 . qi . 'N I E tm., model ot the internal structure of the human skull. SISTER M. JOSEPHINE ANNE, O. P. Religion, Biology, General Science, Cut-Ups. 1 l'll bet we'll get a charge out of this! Freshman general science students experiment with electric currents. Lett to right: Sister Josephine Anne, F. Latimer, B. Maccia, A. Kein, D. Butcher, M. Hirsch. JK mf 1 French clubs mimic French students go through an infinite number of facial con- tortions to perfect their French. left to right: B. Brehme, A. Umowski, V. D'Angolu, D. De Scntis, M. Aurigemmo, K. Tylms, l.. Hyland. Les Cafhennetfes Repetez ces mots apres moi, s'il vous plait. Sis er Elizabeth Ann coaxes her French students to round their vowels and roll their r'S. SISTER M. ELIZABETH ANN, O. P. Religion, French, Soclality. f fli ,it ia Use' . E 'c0U something W dmirei Pa' -ov ld have d prettiest 3 'ephant . suso OU U we dainIY e I lust knev' Slsfariflg 'he Chafdiapalnler adds a I ZaPotoCl'Y W ation wlvle Ju Caro ' gl C79 .I Dozierls illgnlhe masf9fP'ece' fo compe rf' ,Q Music, food, and fashions-all with un accent frangais! November 25, Feast of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, means only one thing to French 'fa '11, V 'Q 5 Y girls in Paris and in St. Mary's-the fantastic promenade des chapeaux. All day long inter- changes were enlivened by traffic iams as Les Catherinettesu struggled to balance top- heavy creations and get through doorways sans disaster. This annual festivity of the French Clubs not only introduces the students to French customs but also contributes to enlarging the audio- visual equipment of the language department. I xll v in av 5 1, V. , ,Y M 1, V6 Into the chalice the priest pours wine and water. Into the wine destined to be Blood I pour the weak and unworthy water of my humanity Into my heart destined to be Yours Jesus Christ You pour the strong wine of Your Divinity ln the hands of the priest We are lifted together at every moment in every Mass a I J an .A 1.' ' My ,I - . ..A, K-M.-.M is , ,,,.,I,E'x xfk z X-iss u...-1 Y ...,,. my -Q, l s ' X ,w .gggguupnnannuh-0-'ww -M s X gf mm,m,,,,,,,Ni.,,giiiit7 h sz f '5 gg. 'I ,fr Q , f vf, ' 'C x vt I1 5 Grant that by the mystery of this water and wine we I 541-4 F ,yrs H1 may be partakers o Hts :rf Qif ni x f ' Q I . ' v A s ,M it YQ ' ,av 1 fl' Q 1 ' I 2 51 1 - iii ,,..,' , V, ,f . W . - 4.7 X. 2-M , ,. 5 ' K '4 57 x If fy' ff 7' ' ' - 3524 V Q It 3 ' J L Qi - . 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N1 M . .1 If s beginning fo look c lot like Christmas' Bar barn Kmgston Janet Hfggms and Pat Slobey put the final touches to thelr homeroom decorctrons Marybeih OHara and John Keenan deck fhe halls without staples tucks or scotch fape Sodallsfs Alnce Geary, Maureen Fitzgerald and Pat Kenny vrsrt the Sodalaty cnb Chrlsfmas decor causes uror 'Twas lust before Chrustmas and all hrough the school every creature was shrrmg frantically The Chrlstmas decorat mg competntuon worked ntself unto an unpreced nted frenzy Thus year wnthm a few days every avaulable surface was d cked with boughs of holly pme evergreen poster pamt electric lnghts bulgmg stockings glnstemng ornaments and dropping pme needles The sensor boys carrled fnrst and second pruzes with the Sophomore gurls un 102 takmg third place 'T 1 111 . . . . 11 1 1 -c, 1 1 0 f - - 1 11 . .. . . S . . . . . 9 1 1 1 1 I I I ' I 1 11 11 - 1 1 - Glee Club presents . . No one settled down for a long winter's nap. They were too busy rehearsing for the Christmas Carol Fantasy and admiring themselves in their winter-white dinner iackets. Festive red, green, and white semi-formal gowns added an air of elegance to the performance as the Glee Club rendered the traditional carols with a new zest. An impressive tableau concluded the program and left all those chosen to portray the sacred figures with a breath- less, You Are There feeling. Statuesque students recreate the Christmas story, Standing, left to right- S Zak T Lydon P Langua D Vander Maas, R. Lombardi. The Senior Sextette: A. Semper, D. Hirsch,'C. Schumann, D. Mossay, Knee-ling: C. wahersl P.. Dcgnnenyl Mcsonigle. A. Piazza, J. Kerwin. CATl'lERlNE SCHUMANN Soloist uk' N ' 'fux I ,X WL vw 01? Uvfuvllj D011 W, hntgfpzggygdvgpl Fanfasy nf ig ' fffwb VLH! ul 'LM 74, Jw ff .7 Q ww- Hoil to . . . the newborn King! , Q ,--L . f ARLENE SEMPER Sl f f r' Q 5 I .fi ALVlN!l Lucy Hyland, Marybeth O'Hara, and Kathy Tylrs, are led by Pat Santaniello in a pantomime of the famous Christmas hit, The Chipmunk Song. Formal ond in ormol .- s ami , Q- , . ,,f.'s,'f?f1 n'!'.-emi Santa, relief is just a swallow away. Bob Dausend is exhausted after playing Santa for the annual Christmas party. Gaiety, spontaneity, and a true Christmas spirit -the spirit of giving -prevailed on the morning of December 23 when the students and faculty of St. Mary's held their an- nual Christmas party. The spirit of giving was surely the theme of this party, for that is precisely what everyone did -give - and with the cheerfulness and enthusiasm that only Christ- mas can bring. Each faculty member was given his individual gift by Santa himself, each senior homeroom entertained, and every student received a series of delightful surprises and a Amidst evergreens, music, and laughter, the annual Student Council semi-formal was held on December 28, 1958. Twilight 52 Bob Dausend and Bob Wilcox enjoy imported refreshments at the semi-formal. 'R o , - .s 0 . U 'Nz' in . s ' . 'vu ik!! Y ll' u How many golden rings, boys? Senior boys of 202 present their own arrange- ment ol The Twelve Days of Christmas under the able leadership of Maestro Paul ' ' ' M h A. DiDario, G. Longua. Lelt to right: .l. McCartney, W. PleChDWSkl, .l. urp y, Doherty, S. Zak, R. Lombardi, D. Vander Maas, T. Lydon, R. Hannon. parties highlight holidays feeling of deeper unity with his teachers and his school. Following an excellent luncheon directed by Sister Georgita, gitts were exchanged by Sister Margaret Eucharia and the faculty members. In time, we will forget the details, the insignificant items, but we shall never forget the lessons learned that morning, the strong, close bond between faculty and students, the spirit of cooperation that came so easily, the desire to give to make another person happy. This was Christmas at St. Mary's. and Tinsel set the theme and shining eyes reflected the enjoy- ment ot all who attended. . l Q!! il ' Q 1 L Mathematicians turn musicians and demonstrate student-faculty 'lharmony with an accordion duet. Don't move, Stub, l'll get it out. The camera catches Kay Duddy in a very candid moment at the semi-formal. fl '1 X '- , ff -K4 f ' WWVNLQ 'ff' , , 24, W, ,M V W-M Mme, 5-9,51 W, ,,,. VF., f V gf' r KW Jonuory-we wield new broom . . . Mothers! Can you imagine your sixteen-year-old daughter spending her allowance on lemon oil, Windex, and processed dusters? Fathers! Can you picture your seventeen-year-old hot- rod enthusiast hovering around an empty classroom with a dustpan with as much devotion as he hovers over the engine of his little Nash Rambler? ln St. Mary's we don't imagine these thingsp we see them happening every afternoon from 2 40 to 4 o'clock Why? Because the Student Council decided to put cleanli ness on a competitive basis Publicity Chairman Jean Garrlgan stimulated enthusiasm with eye catching posters and individual tags for the entire student body After scrupulous inspection by Richard Lombardi and Tom Lydon each homeroom was rated with a score Then the rivalry began in earnest One hundred per cent homerooms were quick to advertise their victories Signs read ing For the first time in your life feel really clean' Come clean' Come to 303 lO2 has given up dirt for Lent and many others appeared on windows and bulletin boards When there was no more room on the bulletin boards they hung their signs on each other' Result? A spotless St Marys plenty of laughs and an almost unprecedented impetus to school spirit Student Councilors Diane Cello and Jean -N. Garrigan set the example in the Councils campaign for a cleaner St Marys They said it couldnt be done' But the boys from 303 proudly boast of 700 per cent in the clean up campaign Left to right Doug Penna Pat Leonard Joe Quinn Larry Anderson Michael Schwerkle and .lim Kress 57 . . . furn over o new leo . . fo deepen my faifh by sfudy . . fo pracfice Chrisfian courfesy I resolve L 'X ,M .4 5 Q New . XXV Sisler Elaine's gracious helpfulness is a conslanl re- GenIlemen preler ladies , advises Sisler Madonna in minder that soldiers ol Chrisf musf have manners, foo. her campaign fo keep courfesy alive af Sf. Mary's. SISTER M. ELAINE, O. P. SISTER M. MADONNA, O. P. Religion, Latin, Religion, English, Lafin. , , ll rr . . fo avoid defenfion - ' - fo measure UP 'Cancel your delenfion? Surely, jus? as soon as you procure a papal dispensalionf' Sisfer Doris Ann dispenses warning slips to relucfanr and elu- sive delenfion-dodgers. SISTER M. DORIS ANN, O. P. Religion, English, Lafin. 58 . . fo be an informed Cafholic Now here is the inrelligenl way to fold a newspaper. History classes learn from Sisler Mar- garef Virginia how lo evaluale hisIory's living fexl, The New York Times. SISTER M. MARGARET VIRGINIA, O. P. Religion, Hisfory, English I s . , A C-' . A Sfudenf Councilors should measure up fo fheir own abililies and lo fhe sfudenfs' expecfafionsf' Sisler Margarel Ellen puls everyfhing on a mafhe- malical basis. SISTER M. MARGARET ELLEN, O. P. Religion, Mafhemalics, Sfudenl Council ond enfoy o new lrfurglcof experience The Unnty In varnety of llturgscal worship was dramatnzed for St Marys students un a specnal way on January 23 wnth the explanatlon and celebratlon ot a Byzantnne Rate Mass by Reverend Austm Mohr bacher S J of the Russlan lnstntute at Fordham Umverslty St Mary s was an appropriate setting forthe Byzan tune Mass smce our own pastor Msgr Demlanovnch had once followed thus rate as a child Muslc provlded by the Schola accented the beauty and solemmty of thus rnte and the fact that the entire Mass was sung In Engllsh he'ped everyone to con centrate on nts deep sngnnhcance Thus umque clrmax for the Church Unity Octave served to bring students unto closer union with our Cathollc brethren of the Eastern rlte L.. Father Austm Mohrbacher S J explams the drtferences between the Byzantine and Roman Rites Father Mohrbacker mcenses the :lcon dur mg the Mass of the Catechumens Jeremlah McAullfte and Charles Sertz st students rece mg Holy om mutton under both sacred specres YR.. I 4 1' This is my body Jesus Christ young, active, restless. Unite it to Yours strong, still, pure. Take my flesh and blood And give me Your Humanity With the Mass that You offer This moment Every moment I offer myself Saying This is my body This is my love. i we VIEW' Nfiigvwx SQPJHBQN 5555, ' x , ff Quiz, ll 17 2 ,,,mf f 0 fa ffviiffri Wiwfiek 'yi af f' 3 l . 1 ' TW .53 ' E ' Au-l'Yfff34,,i sq 5'3- 1.-1' L Llw my wie' f jggf - w as 1 -17 m ' 4 X T ff, 'ia A i 5, 53 -1 v L 1 fp 'E Q f f Why, 8 4 - , 'Wy QW mg .1 ,W -5 - IBEW SEM an Q -41 , .N .N,4.... ', v 3511. ' . mf? X ,W . 'Q 4 This IS my Body A My 'A wrf. 1 if 2, iw , I '5k.Qi:Q1r3- , f , if? Y L iff' . Q 453' 'V QQ, M5 M 3.-.-gsw' - 4 Q 5 H - 2 ' 'f s , ink 4 3 I 4. ,, 1 ' . M F ,W,, V' QM, fc-ww---wg' M-fi Q 4 X' ' 9 L-, - f -Www -AH' www inf.-as-s-an-sq ilk A'-3-w 'mu ' --' . .mf n '. -'33 'Q 435 f Dances provide pre-Lenten fesfivify f Y, ' 21.14 J- Lu L .I .s , i Q , .amp if-l f' . t :MQ QEQVJX -if cgi, L ' 1 4 Rudy Morrow acts as master of ceremonies for Bob Eli L. j the Mardi Gras. ard, talented teenager from Ruth entertains of the Mardi Gras. we Barbara Segal, Walt Piechowski and their friends reflect the spirit that prevailed at the Mardi Gras, BLUE VALENTINE Semi-formal attire, blue valentines, and pink roses set the stage for the combined Sodalities' annual B'ue Valentine dance. ln addition to being the chief social event on the Sodality calendar, the dance helps to finance St. Mary's par- ticipation in the Summer School ot Catholic Action. English students compete or iterary 0 ties? Winners of the National Poetry authorship as they read their own poems Aithology of High School Poetry. Lett Lee .l Gordon, E. Quinn. Seated: February -- flags are flying, bands are play dren are bleating the praises ot Washingtor and English teachers are cringing, tor this patriotic essay contests. This year St. Mai partment can be proud of winners in tl literary contests. A ditterent type of flag-waving Conte: enthusiasm of the student body during this on by the Student Council, class omcers r special flag for each class. The purpose c stimulate school spirit. Each marking perioc scoring highest in cleanliness and co-operat class banner. These flags are pictured with the class o 20, 21, and 28. February-Catholic Press Month And this is a camera. Mr. Buttertass explains the fundamentals of photography to Lee Wittman and other Photography Club members, C. Meehan, R. Dausend, C. Durburrow, and M. Calsurto enjoy the results of their experiments. I just happen to have my camera loaded. Mr. Butterfass, faithful godfather for every school activity, comes to the res- cue of Veritas and Corona with equipment, service, and limitless patience. MR. THEODORE BUTTERFASS Algebra, Economic Geography, World History, Photography Club, Publicity, This is the month of intensified activity in English class, library, and press room. Book re- ports stress Catholic contributions to great liter- ature, the librarian and her assistants deck the bulletin boards with Catholic periodicals, while the school paper and yearbook staffs struggle to meet that dreaded deadline This year, at the invitation of Sister Veronica Joseph, a Dominican librarians' guild was formed. Three times a year librarians and their assistants from all the surrounding Dominican schools meet to discuss means of implementing current library trends in their schools. SISTER M. GERALD, O. P. Religion, English. SISTER M. VERONICA JOSEPH, O. P. Religion, Librarian, Library Club, Veritas Business Advisor. Your book reports are real current criticism. Sister guides English students to an appreciation of the press. Sister Veronica Joseph and the Library Club prepare materials lor the organiza- tion meeting ot the Dominican Library Guild. Lett to right: Terry Eftner, Edith Ann Quinn, Donna Walsh, Sister Veronica Joseph, Audrey Schlegel, Jane Cardillo. Corona froins fufure Cofholic journolisfs Nev Strnvung to apply the :deals of Cathollc Journalusm enunciated at the annual Catholuc Press Assocnatuon Conference at Villanova University Corona staff members labored to make each Issue a balanced duet of solud food and spucy nonsense Although much tenslon persprrahon and plam hard work go unto each edatnon the lughted faces and apprecnatlve smiles whuch greet the Corona s ar rnval are sufficnent reward for the stall M...--mg -ff SUR! A-is-15.- 'S .QQ S 'Eff rW .Ml I guess we ll have to add another page Slster Rose Mmm struggles io achieve a balanced dummy SISTER M ROSE MARTIN O P Religion History Corona ,aus ROBERT HANNON FRANK JOHNSTON Editor PAT GUGALA PETER EGAN KEVIN LANGAN JAMES DUIGNAN KATHY WITTMER FRANK CAUGHEY EVELYN MCGUIRE RICHIE LOMBARDI PAUL LONGUA RITA McCANN CECILIA BRADLEY IRENE WATTERS LUCY HYLAND JO ANN BOCHIARO EILEEN WELGOS QQ MANUELLA CONTEY KAREN HOLMES PETE BFVELHEIMER MARYBETH o'HARA ARLENE SEMPER The seniors present Technically a yearbook is a book or report published annually, an historical volume. But Veritas, 1959, is more than that, although we have tried to make it historically accurate. It is Ld,fl'F a mirror reflecting 550 familiar faces which in .L I - 1 . yhlmhfi, lla L turn are mirrors reflecting the inner life of our xi. school. Expressed within its pages are the ideas which represent us and the age in which we ai live. Wherever I am there's always . . . 'The World of Winnie the Pooh', 'The Little Prince', Alfred Noyes, Francis Thompson, and T. S. Eliot. But Sister Elizabeth Michael has very little time to spend with her favorite authors since her life was invaded by one book-Veritas. ll- Money or your life! -Circulation Man- agers Paul Longua and Pat Barrett collect for Veritas. gi-- But I don't think it does me justice. Senior Por- But, Sister, l've been thinking about fhaf ,heme trait Editors, Donna Hirsch and Francis Critelli criticize writing since September. Eileen Welgos, Literary their Cameos, Editor discovers that producing good yearbook copy fequlfef time, W0flf, inspiration, work, perseverance, and more work. ...l NX iz wi 'QB -if What will Mr. Van Dyke think if it's not Bob Dausend and Lee Wittman, Veritas perfect? Barbara Kingston, Layout Editor, PLIOVOQVBPLVGVS, view their negative nega- corrects a mistake. tives. Photography was the unpredictable 68 problem of this year's book. VERITAS 59 after a year o e ort We have tried to frame a traditional Catho lic theme in a style as modern as the tomorrow we now face This is a far from perfect book each page is a compromise between our cool ideas and cold realities But It does have a distinctive recommendationg between its covers each St Mary's student will find something of himself This is what makes it truly his book Well lust take a little oft here and a This year its going to be completely drfferentll Maureen ODonnell and Pat Gugala the proud mothers ol Veritas learned what it means ta edit the hard way little oft there Beth Paulus Picture Editor extends her artistic abilities to the realm of cropping 600 pictures one down 599 to go Beth 1' Ll Publicit Editors JoAnn Bochario ond Joe But we ve looked through a hundred books and we still cant find o good headline for a losing season Stan Zak and Kay Duddy explore the yearbook corner in the convent library for new answers to the sports editors perennial problem Y Gyulay monopolize the bulletin board with their reminders I ' w H - -, - v U 1 H H - - 1 1 H -H H , . - 1 . ,, . . T' I I I 1 f T II I ' . , . - H , 1 ,X M U , , it , , Money money everywhere and not a cent for me Barbara Keller and Robert Han non Business Managers keep track ol the finances Get down on yo'ur knees so l can talk to you! Bean Kelleher descends to sea-level to receive instructions from Coach Agel. SCHEDULE St. Mary's Opponent 40 Marist 75 55 Marist 63 70 Pope Pius 52 62 Pope Pius 63 68 Holy Family 54 39 Holy Family 61 73 Immaculate Conception 70 56 Immaculate Conception 63 53 Queen of Peace 79 80 Bayley Ellard 59 41 Bayley Ellard 54 43 Bergen Catholic 68 70 Stevens Academy 76 71 Stevens Academy 70 48 Our Lady of Valley 69 70 Rutherford 75 56 Archbishop Walsh 70 32 St. Aloysius 82 72 Arts High 32 's During the 1958 season, the Gaels held a 5-3 record at home. This, however, was spoiled by the team's unfamiliarity with foreign courts, resulting in a 1-10 record at away games. An overall record totalling 6-13 does not present a fair picture of a truly exciting sea- son. When in winning form, it was hard to picture that this same team suffered so many losses. Coach Agel deserves special Commendation for his conversion of Dan Kelleher from an awkward iun- ior to the team's high scorer. Kelle- her had an average of more than 18 points per game which resulted from his soft iump shot, perfected after many hours of hard work. Jump, Marty, jump! Marty McGonigle goes up for the tap with Arts High opponent. 70 Other high scorers were Tom Holden and Marty McGonigle, each with averages of over ten points per game. Youngest of the high scorers was Arnie Kunz, who, pro- moted trom the Junior Varsity at mid-season, averaged nine points per game and, together with calm Phil Sheridan, was even more valu- able as a smooth ball handler. Tom Holden battles for the rebound as Heywood and Sheridan move in. if X it 552 iff: x Pope Pius C agers DANIEL KELLEHER 1 JOHN SLOAN FRANCIS COLE .1 jiri? ma ARNOLD KU NZ ii f 9 9 in 5 5'-. W Q f I-AA , vA1 -hx xx 5 ,I f . , 1 ARNOLD KUNZ GEORGE NASH PHILIP SHERIDAN TERRENCE KEU-EHER JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS Clockwise: Jean Garrigan, Sue Lewandowski, Judy Painter, Irene Watters, Captain. Sophs sfor in winning season Teamwork was the keynote of the JayVee squad which, after the disap- pointment of a single-point opening defeat, fought its way through a thrilling season with 14 wins and 5 losses. The inspired coaching of Jack Agel was in evidence every time his players took to the court. The team was led in scoring by George Nash with a 15 point per game average, while Jack Heywood and Phil Sheridan held ll and lO point per game averages. Rebounds were handled by Terry Kelleher and George Nash. Freshman Jim Kelly moved up to the first string as Arnie Kunz advanced to the varsity. Jim Dressel, lrv Paulus, Richie Higgins, and Joe Petrillo enioyed especially those 20 and 30 point leads which enabled them to abandon the bench for many a quarter. The team did equally well at home and away. Defeating Pope Pius, lm- maculate Conception, Bayley Ellard, and Stevens Academy both at home and away proved their ability to adapt to any court. By mid-season the entire first string had been promoted to the varsity and were playing double headers . St. Mary's looks to its future varsity with great expectations. George Nash and .lack Heywood race Arts High forwards for a loose ball. JOHN HEYWOOD JAMES KELLY Freshmen look forward fo fhe J.V. x ?A4Pv I I after a well-played season Coach Jack Jones insfrucis squad. First row, left to right: G. Fox, R. Schwarzlow, J. Mitchel, A. Young, C. Dull. Second row: J. Kelly, T. Dressel, J. Yacullo, S. Capa- donna. Third row: 'H. McCann, R. Houghton. The feam that plays together, prays together. Left to right: J. Kelly, G. Fox, T. Dressel, R. Mitchel, A. Young, C. Dull, S. Capodonna, J. Yacullo, and Jack Jones, Coach, Jim Kelly looks for a receiver as an Arts High player closes in 73 Dominican rivals wwfsi an If 7 5152 4 wg 5 K - ff' 2 ff- - , 51, ,gg ,, 1 -'E AQ' X ef. fm X 'fer-, fn ,v, ,, , R M' V. ,, iw, 5' V '21 ,V .1 A A ' , lf A-'VMS Vi T 9-:KZ , M5 V,.. 1, .?, gg 4' 1' , QQ AGNES LEONARD Q-f ii xxx ,-,' YW . 5-f Q 'EF ,K X, 1 Jump Mary Ann, jump! Mary Ann Cole blocks pass by Sam! Dommic's forward N ' Scanlon am Heave h0!heM:1acUIfYVa'S Y 9 O during 1 Mr. Smifh eyes fargef fo rack up a ofher iwo for The faculfy' Challenge Champs Which one is the freshman? .ludy Mc- For the first time in many years the grand tradition of the student-faculty basketball game was revived. ln the opening minutes of the game, the faculty was spirited and kept the scorekeeper busy throughout the first quarter. Then the varsity came back, bringing the score to a close margin. Again they let the faculty get ahead. After the half, the faculty still kept fighting and gave the Gaels more competition than they had expected. However, the varsity was able to gain a lead and defeated the faculty in the last quarter of the game. Outstanding in the game were: Coach Charles Agel, who applied many of the tactics he has instilled in the varsity team this post season, Jock Agel who racked up many points throughout the game, and Coaches George Viosovich and Jack Jones who displayed their ability to play the game both from the floor and the free-throw line. New on the faculty bench this year, were Mr. Smith, Mr. Scanlon, and Mr. Foy who aroused a great deal of excitement and applause from spectators throughout the match. However, there was one unexpected addition to the faculty squad, which was a surprise to many of the specta- tors, Bill Vezo who coached the Fresh- men and is also a student, participated to a lively tune and contributed a great deal to the team. Up to the basket, over the rim!' Aggie Leonard scores two more for the Gaelettes against SDA This great game was a fitting climax to a spirited season and one more proof of the friendly co-operation be- tween students and faculty at St. Mary's. Kean, captain of the St, Mary's Grammar School County Champs, wishes luck to her elder, Diane Butcher. bows to varsity 5 ti, We:-'re fo th 9 facult ?I - , cheer on ,he faculty NYM, Senior girls get set tg gagdgame. Left fo right: CAeFaaeuxy-varsity basket- U Y' K, Wivrmer P e ' J' K'Ue9f2f, K zafms, J, B h- ' ' Slobey, M. p,,,, ' OC iar0, K. Holmes! L. Hyland Za, C. Roll up another basket! Mana- gers Claire Lombardi, Donna Hirsch, and Jane-Elin Lawich smile as they record the score for the Gaelettes. X 'ilu V 4 ' W 5. 1. -4213 J fi, This is my blood Jesus Christ. Unite it to the blood You shed on all the hallowed altars of Love on all the horrid altars of hate. In every Mass and in every mass murder of other Christs You die for me. A 'W 'iw With You I olter my blood for the strength of my persecuted brothers for the forgiveness of my indifferent brothers i Above all for the Love Unretu rned. Aff, for my own forgiveness - for the Mass not offered ' for the blood not shed ' 'xiii ,725 5 Mini- 5, -v , e ' Q, - ' 1 is 2 , wzlwgi I M' N, . V A, S522 ' ,Q ' l'fi c':,ai'3,,L'?q' Q, j w Y K V:4Lii5 2' ' ,,,Qgu,a 4 i ' W gg ,F M V. I W ,V r ix. is ' V w , ' sf Q itz 'lb 'tg ,Nz ig! 'f '- Ck ri, J A 1 -Y. I 'f A ,, A, M ....-.,f..,.W- N 2 , ,,,N.,..-ww A, , 1 ,M s mn: I , . X 1 A . i A 1 Wf .-.M V- 1'.' x, .. A pg.. ,, ., 3 ,V ,' Y: - V K, M. I 5 '-f Q, -H M n A f v 5 54 This is my Blood r ,o ,r ,- ,M 11 fl ,,w,.,, Suv 40 in , ,ff , ' 245' Q 451' .55-' f-if xl 'Q-... nan-swf j Business club presents spring fashions Spring came early to St. Mary's this year when the Business Club presented its third annual fashion show on March 8. The models, members of the Business Club, wore fashions from Abbott's Department Store in Passaic. The weeks of preparation necessary to assemble the clothes, ranging from sports to evening wear, required many hours of business con- tact which aftorded the girls an opportunity to put into prac- tice their business training. The girls were taught the proper posture and graceful car- riage to show their clothes to the very best advantage. Select- ing the right outfits, complete with accessories, was very necessary training in choosing dress most becoming and in good taste for today's successful secretary. That good taste and attractive style go hand in hand with modesty was strik- ingly demonstrated by this Mary-like fashion show. Julia Hotbauer models casual wear suitable for a campus week-end. SISTER M. MAUREEN ANNE, O. P. Religion, Stenography, Typing, Business Club Mission Committee, Dance Committees. Lovely models in striking formals prove the beauty of modest gowns. Left to right: M. Dull, B. Keller, M. McGonigle, M. Panza, W. Vezo, M. Snyder, P. Gugala, J. Murphy, I. Cenicola, P. Longua. 'KQY Mary Ann Sullivan presides at the tea table. Congratulations to us! Varsity debaters George Welkey, Emily lwanski, Maureen Peterson, and Martin Dull rejoice over their victory in the Trenton tournament. Forensic season Football, basketball, and baseball all have their respective seasons, but the Forensic League season extends from September to June. A mere glance at an outline of the league's activities for this year is sufficient to reveal how intensive and extensive are the efforts of St. Mary's public speaking department to achieve the goal of the National Catholic Forensic League: Articulate Catholic Leadership. As the Veritas goes to press, St. Mary's has participated in: 15 major tournaments, over 100 debates, 3 Student Congresses, weekly rounds in drama, poetry, extemporaneous speaking and discussion, and oratory. We have won two trophies, three first place and two second place awards in tournaments, performed at five colleges and universities and at twenty-five New Jersey high schools, and have earned the following individual degrees: Degree of Distinction - Martin Dull Emily Iwanski John Keenan George Welkey Maureen Peterson Degree of Excellence - Judy Eufemio Jean Garrigan Susan Lewandowski Degree of Honor - Brian Keenan Elaine Flesko Maura McEvoy Joan Slyngstad ll new members earned their Degree of Merit. But this poem doesn't do a thing for mel Poetry readers, Brenda Maccia, Mary Ann Price, Elaine Flesko, Cheryll Walters, and Rosemarie Lautner search the 800's for suitable selections. The Forensic League takes to the road again. Embarking for the Speech Festival at Temple University are, left to right: R. Noble, G. Welkey, M. Dull, E. lwanslri, J. Keenan, .l. Garrigan, M. Peterson, J. Eufemio, S. Lewandowski, Mr. Foy. N - X ' JJ . Xi regllc .S lcllmbz , fi r F ill W MMM as .wt wi But this isn't humorous interpretation! Diane Butcher, promising young Shake- spearean actress, evokes unsolicited laughter from her Forensic critics. Standing, left to right: M. Moore, M. M A ' ' - K. Tomasello. c voy, M. E. Glaimo. Seated. M. Lautner, .l. Slyngstad, -Z Well, this will be a restful week -only four debates, rounds in poetry and dramatics, plus a district tournament. Sister Eileen Raymond files the mountainous correspondence of the Forensic League. SISTER M. EILEEN RAYMOND, O. P. Religion, French, Forensic League. Emily lwanski, Secretary of the Forensic League, records points for eager begin- ners who hope to earn their Forensic pins this year. Left to right: L. Ahrens, K. McKean, V. D'Angola, E. lwanski, C. Sable, D. Keith, C. Williams. I know I read those statistics somewhere. Forensic debuters Roy Noble, Sue Lewondowski, Jean Corrigan, Judy Eulernio, and John Keenan wade through tons of research before each debate. 83 Aff ono' Mu sic deporfmenfs vislf opera Ari Club mem gass lo gt M A Bezare ng n r Pa Basnle Sitting C Lombard: M B OHara K Duddy bers efch fheir falenls Now don! fe animal you had IH mind Music, Glee Club ll me lef me guess whaf SISTER MARY SUSO O P Religion Ari Aff Club And her final breafh' Alberf D1 Darn lk o a es over a class in Music Apprecnahon as he re ares his classmafes for fheir visit io P P the Mefropolifan fo hear La Bohem lor forfy mlnufes Mlm: breaihes eu Once more wiih feeling! SISTER M. MILDRED MARY, O. P. Vocation month sets us thinking March is officially designated as Vocation Month, but at St Mary's vocational guidance is a year round program From the college lnformahon center In the lnbrary to the career and college scholarshlp opportumtles posted regularly on the guidance bulletin board lt IS con stantly evident that someone as workung to help St Mary s students choose a way of late for whuch they are suited and for which they can prepare now Shall I serve God? lal -im 'f 44. MISS DOROTHY WISNIEWSKI R N The ,oy of a nursing career is reflected in the cheerful manner of our school nurse Serve Others? J DeAngelis seeks information from a Coast Guard representative Throughout the year representatives from all branches of the serv ices as well as leaders in industry and pro- fessional life visit the school as part of our vocational guidance program. Serve my country? .vor Father Quentin Duncan OCarm demonstrated in his talk on vocations that God wants men of humor as well as men of dedication i055 910 P i El What return shall make to the Lord . . . I shall fake the chalice of the Lord. Science Fair answers Soviet scare Classroom and laborato Independent research culmrnated In a mammoth d l usp ay of sclence rn actron at our Thlrd Annual Scuence Farr For months prolects had kept both labs smoktng reek rn b bb g u Img and burnrng late Into the afternoon On pus rooms attlcs and ry expertence plus hours of the home front kitchens rum garages were converted unto Impromptu laboratorres as parents contemplated the merits of evacuation But these same parents certainly beamed wnth pride h as t ey browsed through 310 prolects rn audrtornum and gym and witnessed St Marys answer to the Sovret sc: ence scare Details of planning orgamznng spacln bl g pu lclty enllsttng of ludges etc were handled by the officers and moderators ot the sclence l b pages c u s prctured on these Judges lncluded representatlves from Hoffman La Roche Merck, Johns Manvllle Alcoa Alum :num and scaence teachers from the surroundlng colleges and ht h 9 schools Oftlcers of the Jumor and Advanced Cut Ups examrne speclmens rn Frances Prerces Grand Pnze Wmner The Anatomy ofa Cat W ORGAN Kenneth Hauptvogel Grand Prrze Wmner demonstrates the Transmrssron of Electrrcrty without Wires for George Gennecken and .lohn D Angelrs omcers of The Jets svsrs had x I cHRoMAtoenAPHv gngntut lllLY5l5 ul Betty Kozumplrk and Donna Walsh cant flrd another exhibit th ey enjoy more than therr own first prize wfnner Chromatog r phy 89 LHEMIST SILICON Young scientists Martin Dull recreates the laboratory srtua tron In which he graphed the meltrng pornts of vartous me als to wm Farst Prize In the Chemistry Dlvrslon SISTER M PATRICIA DOMINIC O P Religion Chemistry Mathemahcs Chemistry Club Ten nine etght seven by the way an the event of an explosion please leave vfa the windows 4 1 Q Albert DI Dano and Anthony Borell: demon strate that theres more than one way to slun dzssect mount bottle and diagram a cat Ed Scerbo explarns the mathematics behrnd hrs prolect on comc reactnons to Ed Schnepel and Tom Lydon omcers of the Math Club My dad helped me collect these parts. Pat Donnelly explains to Mr. George Nash how he assembled exhlbits for The Science of Steel. 90 win awards John Wagenhofer and Ray Noble, win- ners of the first prize lor group projects in General Science explain the movemenfs of fhe whirling satellite for a young visifor fo the lair. I wonder rf ihe Deparfmenf of Agrrculfure would like lo buy 1hls7 Joan Slyngslad and Maura McEvoy demonslrafe the value of geomefry rn landscaping Slsfer Georgrfa demonsfrales ihe use of the speciroscope SISTER M GEORGITA O P Rellgron Chemrsfry Maihemahcs, Physrcs .lels ,bc Calhy Callaghan ind Eileen Helblg pornl ouf rnlereshng pallerns made by magnefrzed fllrngs rn fherr physics ex hrbrr Magnenc Marvels . , . . . . I . I . , . rr - - - - 11 . i ' A an C . . 2 r 0 1 , -- - - , . , , W, 1- - T. . 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M 2 4 ,, h. .fem , W' f ., ..,..., T .FQ fl f 'r?+- ' ' W I yrizfififfgiwa' V ' C QL f Q4 Q 58 ni 559' h ' Zi W?-35 .g.3'me!- J' A Q, 1 V X ' A A , 2-:Ei A 'ff ', 3114 N VA :Q fe hx: ,V ' 'YJKQ1' A qi if gg it W v , p 43 3:-A i f 'X-sq K 3 Z 6 , A , 2? 5 ff L 'A f .ai ,521-Z . f -w '. 1. ' V7 ,P I LQ R, , A , , Q A 5 if 1 3 - if' x ' e .gen .Lv K A 2.2 Q ' f ' ' EL K lzgsxsgj , ,,.,. . vi' 4 'V 4 f,-1, 4 firms .L 'fi' do - .' 1 Eleen Monahan Pleled 4SodaIity- officers, M. B. K ,. , erw1n,VE. Monahan, and seek guidance from our -Bbted Mother. X , ' nw.. ,ov 6 r 1 r anvfw. , .pb f -PFW it- '-fr mm, 5 Qi M, 1 They Could Have Danced all Niglul as the Band Played On . A nigh? filled wifh memories never fo be erased Yes, Snsler, we'll have a good lime. N. Nasufa, T. Holovacs, and P. Slobey assure Sisler Maureen Anne and Sisler Waller fha! lhe evening will be enjoyable. An Affair l fold you l'd lil! M. L. Hirsch and .l. Burns sfop af lhe convent belore leaving for flwe Swiss Chulef. P. Lada, to Remember Nay- f The rustic setting of the Swiss Chalet lent a country atmosphere to the Junior Prom and helped make it truly An Affair to Remember. 97 ,gi An Affair to Remember is almost here. P. Gugala and A. Firtek with their escorts anxiously await the start of that magic night . vn- K5 Je, X R :if I crown thee Queen of the Senior Prom. J. Meehan places the crown on E. Boas as their escorts look on. The queen and her court pose with royal smiles as their subjects dance the night away. They are, left to right: J. Meehan, .l. Grady, M. A. Bezares, E. Boas and escort, A. Klimkiewicz and escort, and U Miss Meehan's escort. uu.i.ii,, UH A - V Experience Favors 7959 Gaels F Caughey Sheridan T Ferguson Coaches Chris Curtis and Charles Agel M McGonigle R Huggins K Jones After a season politely termed a building year Coach Charles Agel can look forward to some fine teamwork by an experienced squad. Senior is the key word on this year s team which takes to the field in the following positions: lst base -Jack Sloan- 2nd base-Tom Fer- guson- 3rd base- Kevin .lones- Shortstop-Martin McGonigle- Out- 98 Coe .l. Murphy J Sloan field--Frank Caughey Phil Sheri- dan Richie Higgins- Pitchers-Gene Cole Joe McCartney Mike McCart- ney- Catcher-Jim Murphy With this array of experience and a promising crop of underclassmen champing at the bit on the bench the baseball outlook cannot help but improve. Front left to nght A Borelln E Scerbo W Kelly B Keenan Back leftto right R Schuffenhauer R Muller E Schneppel P longuo Tom Juskot TENNIS , A9 .Q f A A liven.. Capfam Bob Miller and Coach Ton: Jaskof discuss plans for the commg season Back for hus thlrd year as head coach, Mel Burwell rs optnmlstlc con cermng hrs team s chances Co captains this year are Rlchle Lombard: and Kevm Langan In the track events we are repre sented by the following 'I00 yard dash Walt Pnechowskn 220 yard run Walt Plechowskn, Frank Caughey, M: mule run Martin Dull, Irving Paulus, A mule run Rlchle Lombard: 'I mule run Kevm Langan TRACK 4 no 'L' 5. W SI. In Dx-1' f,'j,,. 'Rb 'nv ln' 47 44 's.,,i A qv Dv A Ba I' 'ia-s'B It1 .munau TRACK TEAM Mel Burwell Sfondnng left to rlght J Cashanelll J Brown P Bode? D Vander Maas R Klrlcpcfruck E Carlevoro F Crntelll P Wankle P Egan J Kress J McGIynn A Young L Englnsh H McCann Kneelmg A Znmmerman G Stefunaccu J Mouermeyer F Lone R Lombard. K Langan I Paulus K Hoyo N Ll Mull Remain with me after graduation in whatever college in whatever career on whatever inconspicuous altar I choose to offer my daily Mass Remain with me Father, Son, and Holy Ghost Who have been my faculty and classmates through these four years at St. Mary's Through me may Your blessing descend upon all with whom I live and remain forever. May the blessing of Almighty God, Faflver, Son, and Holy Ghost descend upon us and remain forever. S. V M ,, W H me-1, Mm Sw W' 2-2 3.4 : xiii f i 'W '55 XSL' . rr, ,. . s , 51: x 'Q Q4--iii' A Diane Therese Aimone Class Secretary 45 Sodality 4: Art Club lg Business Club 3, 41 Glee Club I, 2, Leisure Club 25 literary Club 3j Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. Graduates f 1959 And suddenly it's all over. The unflattering mortar Angela Claire Albino Glee Club 3, Flag Twirler 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, French Club 35 Literary Club 35 Lumen Club 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Girls' Basketball Cheerleader 3, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 4. board sets precariously on the senior's head, and Pomp and Circumstance measures his stilted steps down the short aisle that destroys forever the distance between adolescence and adulthood. What does he think about? The future? ln 1959 he doesn't dare. He thinks of a thousand little things that have made the past four years ms personal and permanent possession. Throughout the pages of the senior section we have scattered these flashbacks, hoping that in the years to come they will help to revive in us the spirit in which we lived them. 103 Irene Ann Anderson Art Club lp Glee Club 11 literary Club 35 Pep Club 3, Twirler 4. li 4 'mf - W em f 'slain if sm A6425 Yffgsfw ' W 42? 'wif Julia Theresa Anderson Business Club 3, 4, French Club 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Journalism Club 2, latin Club l, leisure Club 37 Lllefvfy Club 3, Lumen Club 2, Pep Club 3. Mary Angela Baglino Business Club 4, Literary Club 3, Pep Club Twirler 3, 4. John Ralph Anselmi Glee Club 'l, Literary Club 3. Patricia Bertha Barrett Sodality 2, 3, 4, Veritas Circulation Manager, Busi- ness Club 4, French Club 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club l, Literary Club 3, Lumen Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Flag Twirler 2, 3, Co-Captain 4. Margaret Ursula Aurigemma Class Secretary 4, Soclality l, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, French Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Secretary 3, Leisure Club 2, Literary Club 3, Lumen Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Twirler 2, Co-Captain 3, 4. K K 1 3 X. Graduates Arlene Semper, Meg Aurigemma, Ro Di Toro, and Arlene Umowski, members of the late-late lab , experiment with a bromide. Patricia Carol Basile Sodality 2, 3, 45 Corona 45 French Club 3, 45 Glee Club T, 3, 45 Journalism Club 45 Library Club 35 Literary Club 35 Pep Club 3, 4. Mary Ann Therese Bezares Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 'l, 2, 3, President 45 Glee Club 'I, 2, 3, 45 Philosophy Club 35 Flag Twirler 2, 3, Co-Captain 4. Robert Chester Bednarski Band 1, 25 Glee Club 'I5 Prom Committee Co-Chair- mon 35 Veritas Layout Editor. Therese Agnes Bilka Class Treasurer 45 Art Club 'I5 Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 45 French Club 35 Glee Club 'I, 45 Leisure Club 25 Literary Club 35 Lumen Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. f 9 Carole Valentine Blanchard Literary Club 3. Gertrude De Costa Cecelia Bradley Lucy Hyland and Brenda Kerr haven't reverted to playing dolls they re studying child care as part of their course in Home Nursing. Jo Ann Bochlaro Class Presndent 2 3 Sodalnty 2 'X 4 Sgudeng Com, cal 3 4 Corona Girls Sports Edltor 3 4 Ventus Publncuty Manager Glee Club 2 3 4 Richard Lours Boas Llterary Club 3 Track 1 Manager 2 Barbara June Brehme Forensic League 3 Glee Club I 2 3 French Club 4 Flag Twnrler 2 Anthony Joseph Borrellr Bnology Club 2 President 4 Chemistry Club 4 Glee u 'l 3 4 Jets 3 4 Lnterary Club 3 u 3 Tack 2 3 G raduafes Cecllra Elame Bradley Corona 4, Busmess Cl b 3, 4, Lnterary Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4 John Charles Bryan A i Chemistry Club 4 Literary Club 3 Glow-..,u Leonard Reed Byrne Class Secretary 4 Chemistry Club 4 Glee Club 'I 3 4 Literary Club 3 Advanced Math Club 4 .asm an of 1959 Francis Joseph Caughey Sodality 2 3 Prefect 4' Student Council 4' Corona 3 Co-Editor 4- Chemistry Club 4' Glee Club ' Jets 3 President 4' Journalism Club 2' Literary Club 3' Prom Committee Chairman 3' Track 'I 2 4' Baseball 2 3 4' Varsity Football 2 3 . 5' Richard William Butcher Chemistry Club 45 Literary Club 3: Math Club 4: Baseball 3, 4g Freshman Basketball: .l.V. Basketball 2. Irene Marie Cenlcola Class President 3 Vice President 4 Student Council 3 4 Veritas Typist Art Club 'I Business Club 3 4 Glee Club I Literary Club Secretary 3 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Committee 3 il-, 43 I0 7 Kennelh Stephen Confe Chemistry Club 41 Jets 2, 3, 41 Literary Club Treas- urer 31 Math Club 41 Track 2, 3, 4j Baseball 4. Vincenf Anthony Conley Chemistry Club 41 Literary Club 3j Track 2. f 1959 :B ,1 I Mary Elizabeth Daly Class Vice-President 3, Secretary 41 Sodality l, 2, 3, Treasurer 41 Student Council 41 Veritas Typist1 Art Club Ti Business Club 3, 41 Glee Club l, 2, 31 Leisure Club 21 Literary Club 31 Pep Club 3, 41 Prom Committee 31 J.V. Cheerleader 21 Varsity Cheerleader 31 Varsity Basketball Cheerleader Co- Captain 4. Francis Xavier Crifelli Veritas Senior Editor1 Band l, 21 Chemistry Club 41 Glee Club I, 21 Jets 41 Math Club 4. Frances Irene D'Ambrosia Art Club 'l1 Business Club 3, 41 Glee Club 'l, 2j Leisure Club 21 Literary Club 31 Pep Club 3, 4. Now where do I go from here? Tom Ferguson fries to check an important reference for his term paper, but finds the cupboard bare. Barbara Keller and Eileen Welgos have a monopoly on the encyclopediae. Virginia Ann D'Angola Class Vice-President 2, Class Secretary 3, Sodality 2, 3, 41 Forensic League 1, 2, 35 Art Club lg Chem- istry Club 4, Leisure Club 2: Literary Club 35 Lumen Club 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 3, 4. Mauricio De Bedou Colegio Calasanz Medellm Columbia Robert James Dausend Forensic League 1 2 Corona 4 Veritas Picture Editor Glee Club 1 2 Vice President 4 Journalism Club 4 Literary Club 3 Photography Club 4 Gertrude Louise De Costa Art Club 1 Business Club 4 Glee Club l Leisure Club 2 Literary Club 3 Graduafes Jimi Q wwf s.AsK.-. 'Nha eps? John Joseph De Angelis So ulnty 3 4 Band l 2 Chemistry Club 4 ets 3 Secretary 4 Literary Club 3 Math Club 3 Advanced Math Club 4 110 1959 gg: if nw wifeiflf ,fee 'M wif Albert Raymond D: Dano Sodallty 2 3 4 Band l Chemistry Club 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Literary Club 3 Advanced Math Club 4 Track 3 ll'l Rose Marie Frances Di Toro Sodality 2, 3, 4: Business Club 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, literary Club 3, Lumen Club 2, 4, Pep Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, Twirler 2, 3, Co-Captain 4. Deanna Louise De Sanlrs Biology Club 2 Glee Club l 2 literary Club 3 Lumen Club 4 Pep Club 3 JV Basketball Cheer leader 2 Flag Twlrler 4 George Wrllram Doherty Sodallty 2 3 4 Forensic League 2 Chemustry Club 4 French Club 2 3 Jets 3 4 Math Club 3 Ad vanced Math Club 4 Philosophy Club 3 Photography Club 3 Varsity Basketball Manager 3 Tenms 3 4 Track 2 Elizabeth Ann Donahue Sodallty 3 4 Band 'I Chemistry Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Lahn Club 3 Literary Club 3 Lumen Club 4 Pep Club 3 Prom Committee 3 . . 7 I I I I 1 as f ,J I I . . - M , I , , . . I , I I I I I --I I I - I . i i fwf1.I,m.I. 5' I I I 2132. ,5e,eT,7i1 ff i . sf,t5ge1S?'f 'WA , 5 I - -ff? X, Qi-3 MV, fl. D, 1-1 -Q .'., , Egg ,yea 'iksfta -,f 4 vs - i 3 3 u . . , , I I I 'I I I I I I ' I I I - , I I I I I I I I F I . Catherine Anne Duddy Class Vice-President 2, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Veritas Sports Editor, Business Club 3, 4, French Club 3, Glee Club 'I, 2, 4, Journalism Club 3, Leisure Club Secretary 2, Literary Club 3, Pep Club 3, Chairlady 4, Prom Committee 3, J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 2, Girls' Basketball Cheerleader 2, Co-Captain 4, Football Cheerleader 3, Co-Captain 4, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader Co-Captain 3. Lawrence Joseph Fagan Chemistry Club 4, J.V. Basketball 3, Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4, Football 4. Martin Honer Dull Class Secretary 2, President 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, Vice-Prefect 4, Forensic League 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Veritas Literary Editor, Ari Club 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Latin Club 2, Literary Club, President 3, Math Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, President 4. Carol Ann Farrell Business Club 4, French Club 3, Literary Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4. Diane Patricia Dudish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 'I, Business Club 3, 4, French Club 3, Literary Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. l i Graduates lndustry like this won first place for Homeroom 202 in the Christmas competition. Left to right: G. Doherty, J. Murphy, R. Wilcox. mfghafia 3 1, ,, ' Thomas George Ferguson Queen of Peace, North Arlington Sadality 'l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Latin Club 'l, 2, Baseball 2, 3, Football l, 2. Q. Yr Maureen Elizabeth Fitzgerald Sodality 'l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club ly Business Club 3, 4, Flag Twirler 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 41 l-el5Uf9 Club 2, Pep Club 3, Prom Committee 3. Alice Lorraine Firtek Class Secretary 'lg Sodality 2, 3, 4, Art Club 'l, ' French Club 3, Glee Club l, Leisure Club 2, Literary Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. Alice Veronica Geary Sodality 'l, 2, 3, 4, Veritas Typist, Art Club 'l, Business Club 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Leisure Club 2, Library Club l, Literary Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Pram Committee 3, Twirler 3, 4. of 9 George Thomas Genneken Advanced Math 4, Advanced Cut-Ups 4, Chemistry Club 4, Jets 3, Treasurer 4. Myron Zarycky completes his blue reindeer masterpiece in Homeroom 20l. YF Robert Joseph Gl'llCJZl61k0 am Sadalnty 4 Chemustry Club 4 Glee Club 4 Jets 4 K F Lutercry Club 3 Math Club 4 JV Football 2 Var stty Football 3 Track 2 iv 23 Q.: K, a wa., Ti Henry Stanley Gorney Chemnstry Club 4 French Club 3 Jets 3 4 Math Club 2 Phllosophy Club 3 Photography Club 4 T ck 'l 4 Harold Paul Gentles Band l, Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4 av, -1 'V 4 Lorrome Felrcla Grolewsk: o allty 'l 2 4 Vento Ty I A Cu Busrness Club 4 Glee Club 'I 2 3 4 Lensure Club President 2 Library Club l Lltercry Club 3 P p Club 3 4 Prom Commntee 3 Groduafes Ronald Paul Grabowslu Chemxstry Club 4, French Club 3, Jets 3, 4, Math Club 2, Philosophy Club 3, Photography Club 4 , leert l C , . e ff 4 1 C F I 1 I f ' A ' J 23 fflfQfffgf.,,fL2u4f 1 J - - : - - V f. - -J 'T' 1' f - ., 1 f ' r I . 3 K' K is, Y., K - , , f 1 TWQQQQ l , ' .f f, , '21 - , V 5 143,95 A - , ' fu. , lie . 4 , ' 7 Qf , 'V wi , 1,25 M,,,,,k 3 , Q lf A ffffl QW ' Q ,- .wx 6,,:, . ,al,F,,,... ,,- . -, ,.,-f-.ffm el 1 X ' x . 6 ' 1 : , f : 1 f YC , . , V : . y 1 f X V I ,. Ai: Sd' ,,3, 's 'sig rtIb1, , : , , , z : : : e , : . Patrrcra Faith Gugala Corona 3 4 Veritas Co eclutor Art Club 'I Business Club 3 4 Journalism Club 2 Literary Club 3 Prom Commnttee 3 of 1959 Bartholomew Francis Heicl A Club l- Glee Club I 2' History Club 'I' Jets 3 4' Latin Club 2' Literary Club 3. Joseph Peter Gyulay Sodullty 2 3 4 Student Councnl 4 Forenslc league 2 3 Veritas Publlclty Manager B nd 1 2 3 4 ee Club 'I 2 4 Jet 3 4 llterary Clu Track 3 4 rw' Robert Thomas Hannon Corona 4 Veritas Business Manager Band 'l 2 Chemlstry Club 4 Glee Club I 2 4 Journal: Club 4 Literary Club 3 Math Club 4 'Tl-rs.. iff? Y all llrt 1 ' geffff? ilflsii' 4 1, t P 1' Q we f .' 7 1 'Z Victor John Henderson I Glee Club 'I- Literary Club 3. fgx K... 115 U be Janet Catherine Higgins Class Treasurer 45 Veritas Typist5 Art Club l Business Club 3, 45 Glee Club 'l, 25 Leisure Club 2 Literary Club 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. Thomas James Holden Class Secretary 45 Sodality 45 Corona 3, 45 Chemistry Paul Russell Hofbauer Forensic League 'I5 Literary Club 3. .limi 59 'TTT' u 45 Jes 5 Journalism Club 3, 45 Freshman Basketball, Track l, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Bas ketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. Nw X 1 ,. , x X 5 Donna Christine Hirsch Sodality 3, 45 Delegate 3, 45 Forensic League 'l Veritas Senior Portrait Editor5 Student Council 3, 4 Glee Club 'l, 3, 45 Literary Club 35 Lumen Club 2 3, 4, President 2, Secretary 35 Pep Club 3, 4 Prom Committee 35 Girls' Basketball 2, Manager 4 'And it look' only ten minutes, tool Pat Mulvihill proudly points to her prize winning art-typing while runners-up, Pat Gugala and Carol Farrell, admire her work. Karen Theresa Holmes Class Treasurer 35 Sodality 'l, 2, 3, Secretary 45 Corona 45 Art Club 'l, 35 Biology Club 25 Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 Journalism Club 3, 45 Leisure Club 25 Library Club Vice-President 35 literary Club 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Girls' Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4. G roduates Arthur Leroy Jackson Class President I, French Club 3, Jets 3, 4, Literary Club 3, Freshman Basketball, J.V. Basketball I, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Football 2. Emily Paula lwanski Sodauty 'l, 2, 4, Student Council 'l, 2, 3, 4, Forensic League 'l, 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Literary Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Varsity Football Cheerleader 3, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3. of 1959 117 Lucy Emma Hyland Class Treasurer 3, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, 4, Corona 4, Business Club 3, Chemistry Club 4, French Club Secretary 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, Leisure Club 2, Literary Club Treasurer 3, J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 2, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3, Football Cheerleader 3, Co-Captain 4. Marian Catherine Jacob Veritas Typist, Art Club 'l, Business Club 4, Glee Club I. Francis Michael Johnston Class President 4, Sodality 4, Student Council 4, Corona 3, Editor 4, French Club 2, Basketball 'l, Football T. Mrs. Cardillo transforms St. Mary's students into characters from old Judea. Left to right: M. McGonigle, P. Longua, C. Walters, D. Vander Maas, Mrs. Cardillo, T. Lydon, R. Lombardi, S. Zak. Thomas Kevin Jones Class President 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pretect 3, Student Council 3, Glee Club 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, Ca-Captain 4. Daniel Patrick Kelleher literary Club 3 Freshman Basketball JV Basket ball 2 Varsity Basketball 3 4 Barbara Ann Keller Class Secretary 3 Student Council 4 Veritas Bust ness Manager Business Club 3 4 French Club 3 Glee Club l 2 3 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Patricia Agnes Kenny Sodality l, 2, 3, 45 Forensic League 'lp Veritas Typist: Art Club 'ly Business Club 3, 45 French Club 3: Pep Club 3 4, Prom Committee 3, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 4.' Graduates Brenda Christine Kerr Class Secretary l Veritas Typist Art Club 'I Biology Club 2 Business Club 3 Glee Club l 2 Lumen Club 2 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Committee 3 0 . 'I I.. - 1 ,. i i ' i 1? I :fi fi ' ' ,ff .- I I I i I ri I fi - Jeanette Frances Kerwm Class Vnce Presrdent 4 Sodallty 'l 2 3 Vice Pre f 4 Art Club 2 3 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Lum n Club 2 3 4 Llterary Club 3 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Basketball I 2 3 CoCaptam 4 of 1959 Barbara Elizabeth Kingston Veritas Layout Edntor, Busnness Club 4, French Club Treasurer 3, Glee Club l, Literary Club 3, Lumen Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4 Audrey .lean Klrmkrewlcz Class Presndent 4 Student Councnl 4 Forenslc League 3 Art Club 4 Busmess Club 4 Glee Club 3 4 Leasure Club 2 Lnterary Club 3 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 .loan Emily Kruger Buslness Club 3 French Club 3 Glee Club I Leusure Club 2 Twarler 2 Varsny Basketball Cheerleader 3 Varsity Football Cheerleader 3 Andrea Rosemary Lalco Club 1 3 4 French Clu Glee Club l 2 Literary Club 3 Pep Club 4 IN . - . I . I I , , . GCT 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 - ' . 1 l .1 I , ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ,L , X 1 1 ' 1 . 1 Q V I V. 1 1 1 1 NN W 9, ia? J' . r 'Lg X ,QQ V -.51 Q U A xi ' . . . 3 , A 3 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 at - . . 1. 1' V . ,, V Art , 35 Band 'l, 2, 1 1 b 21 , 1 1 ' 1 - 5-4 .1 - . .X ,W I 4 X' .L I ll? Kevin Joseph Langan Sodality 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Student Council 4, Corona 3, 4, Chemistry Club Vice-Presi- dent 4, Journalism Club 3, St. Albert the Great league Treasurer 4, J.V. Football 2, Track l, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4. Richard James Lombardi Class Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4, Sodality 'l, 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Corona 4, Chemistry Club 4, Literary Club 3, Pv'm Committee 3, J.V. Basket- ball 2, Varsity Basketball Manager 2, Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, Captain 4. Agnes Elizabeth Leonard Sodality 'l, 2, 3, 4, Veritas Typist, Business Club '4, Glee Club l, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4. Paul Joseph Longua Class Treasurer 3, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Veritas Circulation Manager 4, Corona Business Manager 4, Advanced Math Club President 4, Chemistry Club 4, French Club 3, Jets 3, Vice- President 4, League of St. Albert the Great, Presi- dent 4, Literary Club President 3, Math Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, J.V. Basketball 3, Varsity Football 2, Varsity Basketball Manager 2, 4. Seniors are always seen behind the Times frying to keep up with the Times and with their U.S. History marks Joan Kruger Mary Daly Tom Conroy and Philip Schneider. Thomas Joseph Lydon Sodatity 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Jets 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Track I, 2. Peter Joseph Maniscalco Class President 'l, Secretary 3, Student Council 3 Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2 Jets 3, Literary Club Treasurer 3, Math Club 4 Track 'I, Freshman Basketball, J.V. Basketball 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Virginia Madeline Macri Sodality 2, 3, 4, Art Club 'l, French Club 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Leisure Club 2, Literary Club 3, Lumen Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4. Michael Edward Martello Track 2. 5 Student Council 3, Glee Club 'I, Literary Club 3, of i959 ln 204 anything can happen-and usually does. Ginny D'Angola, who commutes from her Triple O Ranch every day, keeps Adele Zyla covered as she gives her lessons on how to saddle Carol Rutter, while dudes Therese Bilka and Kathy Tyks clean a rifle. Carl Donald Matuseslci Sodality 4, Chemistry Club 4, Glee Club 'l Literary Club 3, Math Club 4. Joseph Duffy McCartney Class Treasurer 2 Chemistr Club 4, Glee Club l, i Y 2, Football 4, Track l, 2. Jeremiah John McAuliffe St Peters Prep Petrean 3 Football 1 Baseball I Track 2 lntramuralsl 2 3 W 122 Diane Marie Michaels Sodulity 2, 3, 4, Art Club 'lf Business Club 3, 4: French Club 35 Glee Club 'l, 27 leisure Club 21 Literary Club 37 Prom Committee 31 Twirler-3, 4. Nicholas Joseph Messina Band 2 3 4 Biology Club 2 Glee Club T 2 3 4 Jets 3 4 Lnterary Club 3 Prom Committee 3 Track Manager 3 Graduates Martin Brian McGonigle Class President 3 Vice Presrdent 4 Sodaluty 4 Stu dent Council 3 4 Corona 4 Art Club 'l Biology Club 2 Chemistry Club 4 Glee Club 'I 2 Latnn Club 3 literary Club 3 Track I Freshman Basketball JV Basketball 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Varsity Basket 3 4 Varsity Football I 2 3 Erleen Caiherme Monahan Class Vlce Presudent 4 Sodallty 1 2 3 Pref t At Club I Busmess Club 'l 4 French Club Glee Club 'I 2 Lelsure Club 2 Literary Club Pep Club 3 4 Secretary 3 Prom Committee 3 Patricia Lynn Mulvrhlll Class Treasurer 3 Art Club I Band I Business Club 3 4 Glee Club l Pep Club 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Basketball 1 2 f 1959 James Austm Murphy ahty 1 2 3 4 Stu ent Councll 'I 4 Cu I 2 3 4 Chemlstry Club 4 Glee Club 4 Jets 3 4 Literary Club 3 Prom Commnttee Freshman Basketball JV Basketballl 2 3 Varsnty Basketball 3 4 Varsity Baseball 2 3 4 Varsuty otball 'I 2 3 Demse Elizabeth Mossay alnty I 2 3 S ent Councnl 'l At Club I 2 French Club 3 Vice President Glee Club 1 2 3 Secretory 4 Literary Club Secre tary 3 Lumen Club 2 3 4 Vnce Presrdent 2 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Twlrler 2 Maureen Ann O Donnell Student Councll 3 4 Ventas 3 Edutor 4 Art Club l 2 Glee Club 'I 2 Literary Club Secretary 3 Pep Club 4 Prom Committee 3 123 24 K ti if .uni Kathleen Jane O Hara Busmess Clu 4 Pep Club 3 Twnrler 3 sq- .mwe- Eipwn Marybeth Ann O Hara Sodalrty 'l 2 3 4 Corona Asslstant Sports Edutor Art Club 4 Glee Club 4 Lumen Club 4 e Club 4 fee W Ermme Marla Panza alnty 'I Ver T 1 C Busuness Club 3 Secretary 4 French Club 3 Glee u T 4 Lersu C Pe Cu 3 4 Pr m ommnttee 3 Twnrler 2 3 Drum Malore te Varsuty Basketball Cheerleader 4 ,avr V'-4 Carlo Matthew Pappama Literary Club 3 .4913 WSQV ,M Donald Joseph Parry if S q, ff? Baseballl 2 4 Varsuty Baslcetball2 4 Footballl 2 Graduates Bart Herd trres to use sign language IH conversmg with Maurrce de Bedout, our bewlldered Student from Colombia X- X 3 3 ,sl A I 4A'e+. . .L , R yi? all 3 I 3 f A if , . if T an , I 4 f C ,i I K A I - ' b , , ' , 4. C ' . Il C Q , 3 I l th w 3 r ,e . . t if ' , AMN I Sod ' , 2, 3, 45 itas yp'stg Art lub 'lg K , ' , 2 I 3 s X CI b , 2, , ' fe lub 2, p I b , , 0 of 1- C ' : ' , 1 ' Y 4: - it fl. L' -'Earn F I , 4: 2 1 1 P P . l l wk-is 5 3 gig? if ewfb QW' Walter Lawrence Prechowskr ass President 2 Student Council 'I 2 3 Chemistry Club 4 Glee Club 'l 2 Literary Cl b 3 Varsity Football I 2 3 CoCaptam 4 Track ...ff Amelia Rose Piazza Sodality 'l, 2, 3, 45 Business Club 35 Glee Club 'I, 2, 45 Lumen Club,2, 45 Pep Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 35 Twirler 2, 35 Drum Maiorette 4. of i959 Hi-ho, hi-ho, it's oft to draw we go. Mechanical drawing students, Nick Mes- sina, Henry Gorney, Richard Butcher, and Tom Schuler are a hazard during inter- change with their t-squares-but Tom cov- ers traffic regulations by wearing a danger flag. Elizabeth Mary Paulus Class Vice President 3 Treasurer 4 Sodality 2 3 Student Council 3 Secretary 4 Forensic League 'l Veritas Picture Editor Art Club 3, 4 Business Club 3, President 4, Glee Club 4, Literary Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, JV Basketball Cheer leader Captain 3, Boys' Varsity Basketball Cheer leader Captain 4 if Marguerite Marie Quinn Leisure Club 2 Literary Club 3 Catherine Anne Ross Sodality 2, 3, 45 Veritas Typist5 Art Club 'l5 Busi ness Club 45 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Leisure Club 2 Literary Club 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 3 Domel Richard Ross: Lane Tech Chicago Illlnols Student Councrl 2 Color Guard 1 2 IM Football 1 IM Baseball 3 Carol Alncla Ruffer Art Club 1 2 3 Biology Club Vnce Presnclent 2 Lumen Club 2 3 4 VrcePresuden1 3 Pep Club .ludllh Ann Savnello French Club 3 Glee Club 2 4 Lnerary Club 3 Lumen Club 2 Secretary 3 Pep Club 3 Flag Twlrler G rad uafes Pafrrcra Anne Sanfamello Class Treasurer 2 Sodalnfy 1 2 3 4 Art Cl b 1 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Literary Club 3 Audrey Marie Schlegel Veritas Typlsf Business Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 library Club 3 Presudeni 4 Phnlosophy Club 3 126 : , 1 ' : , I :H 2, Q , . I . . . . I , I . . I . . - . . , , 1-' . ' 7 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Leisure Club 25 Literary Club 31 -7- ' . ' I , , , 1 ' , , , 1 U , , , i 1 7 , 1 . . I . I 1 , I I : ' . Geraldme Alayne Schneider Ventas Typlst Art Club 'I Band 'l French Club 3 ee Club I 2 3 4 lnterary Club 3 Lum n Club 4 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Commuttee 3 JV Basketball Cheerleader 3 Varsuty Basketball Cheer leader 4 'wnrler 4 f 7959 Thomas Paul Schuler Sodallty 4 Chemistry Club 4 Jets 3 4 Math Club2 Catherme Frances Schumann Ventas Typist Art Club 'l Busmess Club 4 Glee Clubl 4 Leisure Club2 Literary Club3 Pep Club4 Phrllp Anthony Schnelder Sodalnty l, 2, Jets 3, Lnterary Club 3 127 Charles Robert Serfz Corona 4 Baseball 4 ' li 1 1 1 GI 1 1 11 1 e 1 11 1.. , . 11' . li ' 1 ,1 - .X ij , . . .I 5 . i 11' 1 1 ' - . I 1 l Anthony John Serra Sodaluty 2 3 4 Forensic League 2 Glee Club l 3 4 Tenns Arlene Janet Semper Corona 3 4 Art Club 3 Chemistry Club Secretary 4 Glee Club 3 President 4 Journalism Club 3 literary Club 3 Lumen Club 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Twurler 4 Geraldine Ann Snadyk Business Club 3 Glee Club 'l leisure Club 2 Literary Club 3 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 3 4 Twirler 3 JV Basketball Cheerleader 2 Grls Basketball Cheerleader 2 John Joseph Sloan Student Council 2 4 Chemistry Club 4 Literary Club 3 Freshman Basketball JV Basketball 'I Varsity Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Varsity otballl 2 Graduate Patricia Ann Slobey Student Council 35 Art Club 'l5 Business Club 3, 4: Glee Club l, 25 Leisure Club 25 Pep Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 35 J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 25 Girls' Basketball Cheerleader 25 Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 35 Football Cheerleader 3, 45 Basket- ball 45 Twirler 3, 4. Mary Theresa Snyder Sodallly 'I 2 3 4 Busnness Club 3 4 French Club 2 Glee Club I 2 3 4 leisure Club 2 Lllera y Club 3 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Commlhee 3 Art Club 'I Mary Ann Teresa Sullavan Vernas Typnsf Art Club 1 Busmess Club Treasurer 4 Glee Club l 4 French Club 2 leisure Club 2 literary Club 3 Lumen Club 2 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Commlllee 3 f 959 Dorothy Anne Sweetman alnly 1 2 3 4 Ari Club 'l Busmess Club French Club 2 Glee Club l 2 3 4 leisure Club 2 Lnterary Club 3 lumen Club 2 Pep Club 3 4 Geraldine Drane Sovrch Sludenl Councll 2 Busmess Club 3 4 Glee Club l lelsure Club Vlce Presldenl 2 lnerary Club 3 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Commltiee 3 Twnrler 4 Edward Vmcenf Thoms Ari Club 2 3 4 Chemlslry Club 4 lllerary Club 3 Math Club 4 af 4 kt-ew X 129 Arlene Ann Umowsk: Art Club l 2 Glee Club 'l Leisure Club 2 Luterary u 3 L men Club 2 3 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Commuttee 3 as ff MNC we aifl P fixes Lullran Angela Tovo Class Presldent 4 Sodallty 3 4 Delegate 4 Stu ent Councul 4 rt ub Baolog Clu Chemistry Club 4 French Club Secretary 3 Pres: nt 4 Glee Club 4 Latin Club Presnden Leisure Club 2 Lnterary Club 3 Lumen Club 2 3 4 President 3 Pep Club 3 4 Katherine Agnes Tyks Forensrc League l 3 Art Club 'l 2 Biology Club 2 Chemnstry Club Treasurer 4 Glee Club 3 Leisure Club 2 Literary Club 3 Lumen Club Secretary Pep Club 3 4 Twlrler 4 Gurls Basketball 'I 2 3 4 One of Sister Madonna s famous window washing parties IS ln lull swmg Joe Gyulay Emily lwansku Frank Caughey and Karen Holmes of- ef Daniel Arthur Vander Maas Class Treasurer 3 Student Councul Treasurer 4 Chemnstry Club 4 J ts 3 4 Math Club 3 VI Presndent 4 Phllosophy Club 3 Track 2 Wllllam Peter Vezo Chemlstry Club 4 Lxterary Club 3 .IV Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3 Gracluafes ,,., , WX 'Sw , ' 1 : : 1 2 Clbgu ,,4: ,: ' pe,f ,ce- . ' j I . f'- ' ?'ns.,.i2!.g3'21f Qs A f 'gr - f'.4'g1-1-fswla' of ' 5. fi, B 1 'f-f,-fk'3'Q'T- ESQ ' if ' fffwf T7 ' , . QQ ,J M5155 , K . . vs : , : z - t ' 'Q s, - - ' . . ' . :ff W, - ig, d , A Cl 1, y b 2, Mgr., 'fi 1 I V'-1,34 , A - de 1 l, 7 t 3, R, -, 5 5 , , ' ,egsswus - A 'i P ssl' ' , ' . , 4: , 1 : 1 1 ' 1 2 ' ' I F -I 25 5 ' . . . , , , , , , , , . ' I 1 . 'r , - -f - l -- .- , , . .x it , . xkh Judy Ann Wagner Art Club 'l, Business Club 4, Glee Club 1, Literary Club Secretary 3. Eileen Clare Welgos Corona 3, 4, Veritas Literary Editor, Art Club l, Business Club 3, 4, French Club President 3, Journalism Club 2, Literary Club 3. of 1959 Kathleen Marie Wittmer Class President 3, 4, Student Council 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Corona Exchange Editor 3, 4, Veritas Typist, Art Club l, Business Club 3, Vice-President 4, Glee Club l, Journalism Club 2, Literary Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, J.V. Basketball Cheer- leader 2, Football Cheerleader 3, 4, Varsity Basket- ball Cheerleader Captain 3. Lee Thomas Wittmann Sodality 4, Veritas Photographer, Chemistry Club 4, Jets 3, 4, Math Club 4, Photography Club, Pfesl' dent 4, Track 1, 2. Robert Bernard Wilcox Forensic League 1, Art Club 'l, Biology Club, Presi- dent 2, Chemistry Club 4, Glee Club 'l, 2, Literary Club 3, Math Club 4 ,Varsity Football 3, 4, Track 'I. That's a woman driver for you! Ken Conte, Jerry McAuliHe, and Pete Maniscalco give stalled student driver, Pat Gugala, a hand. 4199! .M ,. Stanley Walter Zak Student Council 45 Veritas Sports Editor5 Chemistry Club 45 Jets 3, 45 Math Club 2, 3, 45 Philosophy Club 35 Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Basketball Manager 3. 'XX Graduates of 1959 M ,Awyxf.s2' ,., ., 3. K' M -'ww-,,k gs.fj'H'i.53s?hA Mfg A2 f, ri. 5 52 532. 'Yi 4 N 5 Bt ifyngf fg 'E Carol Ann Zorilla Sodolity l, 2, 3, 45 Corona 45 Veritas Typist5 Forensic League 'l5 Art Club l, 35 Biology Club 25 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Journalism Club 35 Lumen Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Girls' Basketball Cheerleader 35 Football Cheerleader 45 Leisure Club 25 Library Club 3. 4 rYfQI'f'?. .. Myron Zarycky Art Club 15 Literary Club 35 Track 1, 2. pw G. gh F is 5 5 Adele Stephanie Zyla Art Club 'l, 25 Biology Club Secretary 25 Chemistry Club 45 French Club 35 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Leisure Club 2, 35 Literary Club 35 Lumen Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. 132 .911 Memoriam 31 t s f ,J ,Te eee, X if ,. f +A , . -sw 4 if s ,sim K L 3, K HQ ia, TQ , cs'.+Sf:,- - X , ix X N t tf ., H u G o Mo LT E N I . . . the Hope of a blessed resurrection hath shone forth unto us, so that those who are saddened by the certain lot of dying may be con- soled by the promise of a future deathless life. Many were saddened by the passing of Hugo, the friend, the son, the brother. But sadness is consolecl by one blissful thought, Hugo has been taken from troubled, mortal life to enjoy happy, eternal life. OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM 204 OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM 203 memes: BILKA Treasurer MARGARET AURIGEMMA Secrefary VO .IEANEITE KHWIN G I A 5 5 Vice-Preddenf N WICZ EILEEN MONAHAN Twehedden! DIANE AIMONE Sea-ehry JANET IGGINS Treasurer FRANK JOHNSTON KEVIN JONES LEONARD BYRNE KATHLEEN WITTMER Presiden' Vice'Presiden9 Secretary Presidenf OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM 201 THOMAS CONROY Treasurer OFFICE s OF OF HOMEROIOM zoo Vlce Presldenf OFFICERS OF HOMEROOM 202 MARTIN DULL MARY BETH DALY Presldenf Secfefify x MARTIN MEOONIOLE THOMAS HOLDEN RICHARD LOMBARDI BETH FAU'-U5 Vice President Secrefary TVWSUFGI' Tfeawfef .2 In 6 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY DENISE MOSSAY EMILY IWANSKI MARTIN DULL BARBARA Km ER DONNA HIRSCH LILLIAN TOVO ROSE MARIE DI TORO ?- H PAuLus JEANETTE KERWIN KA, sunset HLEEN WITTMER A society in which nothing counts but what a person is and what he has done with what he has been given by God, a society which no one can join, to which each must be elected - this is the National Honor Society. Each year ten percent of the senior class is elected by the faculty to become members of this organization. The students must have ex- hibited a true sense of values and high moral standards, in short, fine character. Their scholar- ship must have been demonstrated by con- sistent academic achievement. They must have displayed ability to set the pace, to do what is right even if they are one among many, to lead. They must have been willing to work to capacity, to use their talents for the benefit of others, they must have served. The fifteen students pictured on these pages met these exacting standards. We are proud to present the 1959 Marian Chapter of the National Honor Society. MARY BETH DALY l l PAUL LONGUA RICHARD LOMBARDI EILEEN WELGOS JOANN BOCHIARO Aumone Duane Albmo Angela Anderson Irene Anderson Juha Anselm: John Aungemma Margaret Baglmo Mary Barrett Patncna Basnle Patrlcla Bezares Mary Ann Bulka Therese Blanchard Carole Boas Rlchard Bochnaro .lo Ann Borelll Anthony Bradley Ceculua Brehme Barbara Bryan John Butcher Rnchard Byrne Leonard Caughey Francis Cemcola Irene Chunka Robert Cole Eugene Cole Francis Cole Mary Ann Conroy Thomas Conte Kenneth Contey Vnncent Cntelll Francis Daly Mary DAmbroslo Frances DAngola Vlrgmla Dausend Robert De Angells John De Bedout Mauncno De Costa Gertrude De Santas Deanna Du Dano Albert D1 Toro Rose Mana Doherty George Donahue Ehzabeth Duddy Catherme Dudnsh Duane Dull Martm Fagan Lawrence Farrell Carol Ferguson Thomas Flrtek Alloe Frtzgerald Maureen Geary Ahce Genneken George Gentles Harold Gmdznelko Robert Gorney Henry Grabowskn Ronald Gralevvsku Lorratne Gugala Patncna Gyulay Joseph Hannon Robert Heed Bartholomew Henderson Vrctor Huggins Janet Hnrsch Donna Hofbauer Paul Holden Thomas Holmes Karen Hyland Lucy lwanslu Emlly Jackson Arthur Jacob Marlon Johnston Frances 132 Highland Cross Rutherford 115 Home Ave Rutherford 76 Wood Rudge St Wood Rndge 15 St Clmre Ave Rutherford 112 Jay Ave Lyndhurst 170 Valley Blvd Wood Rudge 154 Chestnut St Rutherford 17 McKenzle Ave E Rutherford 1 Adduson Ave Rutherford 83 Maple St Rutherford 659 Valley Brook Ave Lyndhurst 464 Ruversnde Ave Lyndhurst 237 Washington Ave E Paterson 499 Harnson Ave Garfield 59 Fourth St Wood Rldge 46 E Gouverneur Ave Rutherford 49 Wayne Pl Nutley 324 Page Ave Lyndhurst 90 W Gouverneur Ave Rutherford 470 Plaget Ave Chfton 64 Hoboken Rd E Rutherford 64 Kansas St Hackensack 402 Umon Ave Wood Ridge 344 Umon Ave Rutherford 245 W Passaic Ave Rutherford 85 W Oldls St Rochelle Park 248 Summer St E Rutherford 166 Harrison Ave Garfield 276 Rtdge Road Rutherford 150 Eleventh St Wood Radge 108 Home Ave Rutherford 192 Jackson Ave Rutherford Route 46 Wayne 287 Umon Ave Chfton 418 Oak Ave Rnver Edge 87 Lmcoln Ave Rutherford 495 North Ave Wood Rldge 327 Paterson Ave E Rutherford 88 Feroma Way Rutherford 440 Mann Ave Wood Ridge 78 Donaldson Ave Rutherford 593 Anderson Ave Wood Rldge 254 Innes Rd Wood Rndge 380 Park Ave Rutherford 345 Montross Ave Rutherford 5 St Clalre Ave Rutherford 432 Page Ave Lyndhurst 67 Pulaski Ave Wolhngto 3 Fanrfax Court Nutley 266 Page Ave Lyndhurst 78 Morrussee Ave Wallington 318 Paterson Ave E Rutherford 143 Lmcoln Ave Hasbrouck Hgts 119 Faarvlevv Ave Rutherford 130 Washington Ave Rutherford 262 Page Ave Lyndhurst 12 Blue Ridge Road Lodl 114 Summnt Carcle Little Ferry 134 Tenth St Wood Rndge 96 Mary S1 Lodn 49 Maple St Garfield 125 Fern Ave Lyndhurst 108 Donaldson Ave Rutherford 429 Innes Road Wood Rndge 20 Terrace Ave Hasbrouck Hgts 483 Columbia Blvd Wood Rndge 605 Eeghth St Carlstadt 80 Beckwnth PI Rutherford 13 Beech St Passanc 74 Avenue C Lodu 79 Chestnut Ave Rutherford I1 GE B 1484 WE 9 8071 WE 9 2874 WE 9 4787 GE 8 1798 GE 8 8024 WE 3 0459 GE 8 2545 WE 9 1473 GE 8 0991 GE 8 4265 WE 3 0927 SW 7 2524 PR 3 0290 WE 9 5360 GE 8 7517 NU 2 2947 GE 8 6599 GE 8 5773 PR 76892 GE 8 0585 HU 8 9274 WE 3 1689 WE 3-0875 GE 8 1614 HU 7 2391 GE 8 8032 PR 7 7814 WE 3 1829 GE 8 6254 WE 9 3268 WE 9 8253 CL 6 4875 PR 9 2158 CO 2 3051 GE 8 5791 GE 8 2662 GE 8 3573 GE 8 1282 WE 9 4227 GE 8 1222 WE 9 9312 WE 3 1673 WE 9 7430 WE 9 3991 GE 8-0924 GE 8 3103 PR 8 2010 NU 2 7068 GE B-0930 GE 8 9364 WE 9 6737 AT 8 3037 GE 8 1332 GE 8 8829 GE 8 7516 DI 3 4197 D12 9394 GE 8 1597 GR 1 2193 PR 9-6753 GE 8 3094 GE 8 2896 GE 8 2676 A18 3388 GE 8 7180 WE 9 1048 WE 3 1271 PR8 5091 WE 31344 O O June Aug Aug ec Apr Apr May Sept Aug e Aug Dec June e Ju y Apr May Mar e Dec Apr Mar 11 8 June 8 I1 .lune 1 Aug 21 Dec Oct 20 Ju 3 June 15 Ma 5 Oct 27 Nov Mar an Nov Oct e Mar Mar Dec Mar Nov Oct June Apr June June May Mar May June V Y Nov June June Ju y Aug Mar Sept June Aug Sept Dec Sept Aug June 3 1 1 1 2 2 1 5 1 1 5 2 1 1 2 7 1 2 1 2 Feb 22 ' , ' .......................................... 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St Rochelle Park 42 Muller St Walhngton 32 Kearney St Lyndhurst 19 klolield Ave Rutherford 159 Hanalton Ave llasbrouci nge 351 lake Ave Lyndhurst 10 Ayer PI. Rutherford 2 Hillsde 1'err Wallington 470 Piaget Ave Clifton 65 Sxth Ave Lyndhurst 70 Barrows Ave Rutherford 59 Hone Ave Rutherford 174 Carlton Ave E. Rutherford 70 Daniel Ave Rutherford 343 flrghlaod Ave Cifton 52 Chestnut St Rodnele Park 17 McKinley St Nulley 24 Alaany St Saddle Brook 20 Danhhol Ave. WIIIUQROII 422 Innes Rd Wood-Rndge 26 Qltral Ave. Rochele Park 319 Windsor Rd Wood-Ridge lnnaculate Cooeeptsoo Lodi 204 lladeosack St Wood-Ridge 48 Tuttle St Walogtoo GE 8-0396 WE 9 2637 WE 9 1312 GE 8 3256 PR 8 9466 WE 9-4426 WE 9-0403 WE 9 5684 GE 8-3883 GE 86900 WE 9 1628 WE 9 1974 GE 8-4078 GE 8 5931 GE 8 7271 GE 8-4614 GR 1-4393 GR 1 1218 GE 8-5343 DI 3 5512 GE 8 3278 GR 3-4963 SW 7-6677 GE 8 2508 WE 9-3963 PR 9 1233 GR 1-0360 GE 8-7779 D1 2 1582 WE 9-8374 WE 3 5934 GE 8-0884 GE 8-8554 WE 9-8387 WE 9-8411 GR 1 5734 GE 8-8269 WE 9 5127 WE 3-4826 GE 8-6209 WE 9 2289 DI 2 2950 PR 9-4945 WE 3-1841 PR 8-1861 DI 2-E42 DI 3-7249 WE 9-0544 WE 9-4727 GE 8-7734 A1' 83178 GE 8-4495 WE 94707 GE 8-4453 GR 1-6743 GE 8-9012 WE 9 5821 GE 8-0348 WE 9 2866 WE 9 2126 GR 3-0595 HU 7-0814 NU 2 9w4 HU 7 5165 PR 9 1081 WE 96138 DI 3-4453 WE 94138 WE9eW14 PR75109 Oct 27 Apr 2 Oct 1 Nov Oct 1 Fe 2 Sept 2 Aug 3 Sept 2 Mar 1 ec. 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ENGINEERING C0 DESIGNERS if EABRICATORS 'Ir ERECTORS STEEL STRUCTURES and IRON IVORK In All Its Bianches State H1ghW3X N0 17 6: Erle R R Carlstadt N MUrray H111 9 0250 WE BUY OUR UNIFORMS FROM COLLEGIATE OUTFITTING COMPANY INC SCHOOL UNIFORMS 387 FOURTH XX EINUE INEW YORK 16 N Y 0 1 1 1 1 , 0 YT T , A ,. 1' xl 11 4 0'DOWD'S DAIRY 152 FLOYD AVENUE BLOOMFIELD N I ALDERNEY DAIRY C0 NORTHERN NEW JERSEYS NEIGHBORLY DAIRY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1959 BUFFS CARLSTADT DINER For Sewzce Phone Tel WE 95412 MA 23000 14 'A' I if T -Af ROUTE 17 46 YV loc tie Tl11LngMa9 Notcetle a nor bo., ee 1 1 ply lRcl1dPnna DORN 81 KIRCHNER Band Instrument Company 77 SPRINGFIELD AVE NEWARK N 1 DE MASSI MOTORS PONTIAC CADILLAC 295 PARK AVENUE LYNDHURST N I WEbster 9 0876 ESQUIRE INN 217 MOONACHIE AVENUE MOONACHIE N I - 1 , . . hicl n is 1 'n'i nf, i 1 unlittercrl sirlew Ik - 111i is are cl t r- minecl to retain their precious smoking privi- ,k lagcs. 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Snadyk Carl Staub Mrs. Carl Staub Bill Stoehs Mrs. M. Sturtzer James Tantilli Peter Tierney Lawrence Tobias Armand J. Tovo, Sr. Francis Urban Barbara Vai Mrs. l. Vanderbilt Mary Ellen Van Vooren Barbara Venice Mr. J. Wagner Mrs. J. Wagner Donna Walsh Mrs. M. Walsh Richard Walsh Cheryl Lynn Walters Jayne M. Wankel Patrick Wankel Irene Watters Mrs. Margaret Whelpley Mr. David Whelpley Cardrienne Williams David Williams Mrs. Mary Wilson Mr. George Wilson Mr. 8. Mrs. John Wilson Mr. 8- Mrs. J. Winand Jane Winston John Yacullo Arthur Young Il -1' Lf-2 7 4f-fl! f' 1-oy, Monkey business in the business department. Lett to right Sale-mi 1 41' J Qsndxbgf ' ,f -Z J J. Nolan, and J. Fitzgibbons 4 ZZCV, , .,4,,.,.,,,-Z , Students and faculty respond to the a and the senior chipmunks. ADMINISTRATION ADVERTISEMENTS BAND BUILDING BYZANTINE MASS CATHERINETTES CATHOLIC YOUTH WEEK CLASSES CHRISTMAS CLUBS CONTEST WINNERS COLLEGE CONFERENCE CONTENTS CORONA DANCES 44 45 INDEX 141 159 42 43 32 33 66 67 96 97 DEDICATION FACULTY Prlests Sisters Lay Teachers Secreta nes FORENSIC LEAGUE 82 83 FOREWORD GLEE CLUB JUNIOR PROM 96 97 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 136137 459 90 91 65 85 14 58 65 67 51 84 cknowledgment The edntors wash to express thear gratntude to all who assisted nn the production of the 1959 Veritas To Monsngnor Charles and to all the pastors and priests who cooperated with the photographer In making our theme pages To Sister Margaret Eucharra and the entlre faculty for thelr patsence advlce and encouragement To Mr Charles Krlsan of Cameo Studios and Mr Robert Van Dyke of Rae Publushang Company for thenr professlonal servnces And to Mr Theodore Butterfass, who so often came to the rescue of the photography staff and wuthout whom the productuon of our book would have been vurtually um possuble SENIORS Drrectory Officers Notnonol Honor Society Portrauts SODALITY Blue Valentme Dance Officers May Crowmng SPORTS Baseball Basketball Varsity Jumor Varsnty Freshman Gnrls Faculty Cheerleaders Football Tenms Track STUDENT COUNCIL Clean up Campangn Oltlcers Sem: Formal UNDERCLASSMEN Freshmen Sophomores Jumors WASHINGTON TRIP VERITAS STAFF 138139 134135 136137 103132 70 71 41 71 38 41 52 53 14 5 17 21 19 21 26 27 30 31 68 69 THE CHURCHES PICTURED ON OUR DIVIDERS ARE Most Sacred Heart of Jesus Church Wallmgton N J Pastor Rev AlexanderW Fronczak Celebrant Rev WalterJ Gorskn Queen of Peace Church North Arlmgton Pastor Rt Rev Msgr PeterB OConnor Celebrant Rev DonaldJ McConnell Our Lcdy of The Assumptlon Church Wood Rndge N J Pastor Rev Wlllnam Hayes O FM Celebrant Rev Germain Badgley O F M St Paul sChurch Clvfton N J Pastor Rt Rev Msgr Joseph H Hewetson Celebrant Rev John F Heusser Our Lady of Sorrows Church Garfleld N J Pastor Rev Vlncent Garofalo Celebrant Rev Alfred Kowalskl St Phullp the Apostle Church, Clifton, N J Pastor and Celebrant Rt Rev Msgr Thoma St Joseph's Church, East Rutherford, N J Pastor Rev Edmund McGu1re, O F M Celebrant Rev Alan Sullnvan,O F M page 10 page 23 page 34 page 46 page 54 page 78 sJ Molloy page 93 Lnthographed by RAE PUBLISHING CO 22 Frunl: Street Montclair, N J ' ...................................................................... 63 14,15, 33, 44, 45, 84 50,51,52,53 98 , ,65,81,84, av, 90,91 - , , ....,........................................................... , ,72, 75 a2,aa,s2,sa,6s, , ' ...IQQIIIIIIfIIIIQIIIQIIIIIQIfffIIIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIII1fffflfjlfflfIIIfif1IIIIffQfQIfII.....'99 llngyl A nulnyyrylnlul .'... ..,',l.'. 5 ............................................................................................... . 99 ' ..........................................................,........,.................... , , - ' ........................................................................ 57 ' ,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, , , , ,69,81,83,84, , ..............................,............................................................. 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