St Michael High School - Archangelo Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1958 volume:

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V VA kqgmxj , use 54, Li V .9 ' V , V!,V V A : . , r 'fi 4 ' ', lf f ir un-5 7g , ., Ll-I A f K ki 7' '1 'f ' 'V , YQ' .C KT M' Q D- S if 6 A , fl V ft , Af I 1 ' f 'l x A4 X ' f a ij kv. v-l , X Q e 4 , X X I X , Q 1 X f 66 And therefore harken to what I shall say And let me tell all my tale, I prayf' 9 Chaucer DEDICATIO Dear Sister, Humbly and gratefully, and with a recognized sense of indebtedness, we dedicate our Arclumgelo, the record of four precious years of our lives, to you, Sister Maria Thais. During our pilgrimage through Saint Michael's High School, you have been our pleasant moderator, our firm guide and our scholarly inspiration. You have directed us with shining rays of knowledge, love, patience and under- standing. A mere Thank You would be hollow, this cherished and long-awaited Archangelo of our own is just a tiny echo of the tremendous accolade of gratitude you deserve. From the time we arrived here as frightened freshman, until today, in our last days as sophisticated seniors, we have benefitted by your concern for our individual growth. You have taken our characters and molded them into semblances of Catholic men and women. Using the compass of knowledge, and the light of prayer, you have led us into the channel which will lead us to the fulfillment of our life's pilgrimage, when we shall triumphantly meet, not at Canterbury, but at the throne of God. Gratefully, THE CLASS OF 1958 X f..- N Km Sister Maria Thais Principal C LTY Four years ago, we, the graduating seniors, started our classes in St. Michael's High School. With the unknown before us we were given strength and courage by the instructors who are so loyal to their profession. During these happy, profitable and blessed years that we have spent at St. Michaelis, our teachers have not only led us to the road of truth and wisdom, but also taught us to be soldiers in Christ's Army. When we no longer have Ibooks before us from which we can solve our problems, many times we will be able to look back upon the words of the faculty, our teachers to whom we are so very grateful. In them, as our friends, we have placed our confidence when many times our hope was faltering. The lessons they have taught us will again be our reliance and a source of guidance to us in the future. 66 Our memories of high school days stand clear, Each wonderful moment we hold so dearg Our teachers-companions, advisors, and friends, Their voices we'll hear 'til we tum that last bend . SISTER MARIA THAIS Principal 'Syv- . 'EF .1 ff 1 A 1 1 4 V, f', K V ,,,. ' e q sm ' ,Z 5 1 ,ff 0 'v 2 . 11 'v V' 5 x fi sl.-X 1 1 4 F , A 51 V' V I fi X I I f f 2 if E z J , -. X -a t I i'5 5 1 tx Q, HIT., I HM Ji, 1 M 1 9 5 5 ' 52 5 S Q . , ,L - ,. L la fs 1.0, ., 1 j ff, . .- , fi? ails 1 . ig k s 4 ' 371 ' r 1- 4 2: xw as l 4, A vm ' 4 , 'G 2 .Tv x Y .2 7 If 1-,g Of learning took he greatest care and heed The Clerk Zfosaflm Cnse1 ,fa is G RIGHT REVEREND MSGR. LEROY E. McWfILLIAMS Pastor Religion IV un REVEREND JOHN A. KELLY Religion III A better priest than he, I think that none is'9 REVEREND RAYMOND P. WALDRON Religion II -Q- N REVEREND HUGH V. FITZGERALD Relign I 7 1 -qu' SISTER MARY DOLOROSA SISTER MARY MAGDALEN Rellgwn, History A Religion, History, Health I Qdfifi? , I SISTER THERESE ALMA SISTER ROSE MARITA Religion, Spanish Religion, French SISTER CECILA ALOYSIOUS Religion, Business Subjects ' ...nun-.....f-.-.' V ... ,Q X Y 'vu I. f ,A 2 5 nu- yd 5 fix? I A 5 MISS ELIZABETH MULLER MISS MARY DE BIASE English 0655 English Glad would he learn and MISS M. DETTLINGER Physical Education SISTER RICHARD ANNE MISS M. A. PAPARAZZO Latin Latin gladly teach MISS HELEN FARRELL Biology, Algebra MISS ANNE BRESLIN Secretary ARY WALSH School Nurse Llbfaflan MR. JOHN GRIFFITI-I MR. JAMES WALLING Athletic Director Basketball Coach I - X Q-if .1' L 'il ' , ' xx -.. -- ' - v .n 4 41, ht A- 4 4. S H At night was come into that hostelry F ull nine and twenty in a company S E Of sundry folk, for things like this befall, And pilgrims make one fellowship of all That toward Canterbury want to ridef' 'its z x 4 . I' ' J I I 'N 1 YF sz :- zfgkfqii-Hkz 1 xx Q KNIGHT . 1. ex .H X H Dau. .1!!v I --'fm if 'Sassa - .. , .: r N 11 3 - 2' -New s mee N . jssf' ,, tg 1 3 ' .1 2, ,yi J X' -:zu ,1- Jlnffwfr -...:, ' 1 3Sf ' - :f .'i x fo .lil -eff 2-'ix , ff is - --rs -A at MARION GENEVIEVE ALBANESE Mar', 41 Westervelt Place '4Hey, Peggy, did you hear? . . . Paul . . . Jovial . . . Graduation night? . . . Personiiies good times. Service Club 1,2g Mission Club 33 Catholic Action Club 4. e was a true, 4 KATHERINE MARION ARTURI Katherine 387 Baldwin Ave. Give me that ball , In uisitive . , . . q nature . . . opera enthusiast . . . typical outdoor type . . . whiz at typing. Mathematics Club lg Clee Club 3g Biology Club 2. V , VW, , Z M4514 HANNAH DOMINICA BARBERI Hannah 187 Bartholdi Ave Cute . . . special attraction on Snyder's football team . . . good conversationalist . . . loves school , . . charming smile. Clee Club 13 Liturgical Club 2 3 4' Class Secretar 9 5 9 y 20 lg Class Treasurer 3. 6 BARBARA ANN BARON Barbara 620 Summit, Ave. Keen sense of humor . . . '55 Ford . . . Good student . . . an asset to the business world . . . loyal. Clee Club lg Liturgical Club 25 Catholic Action Club 3g Future Teachers Club 4. f x-J NOREEN CATHERINE BERKHEIMER Noreen 77 Sussex Street Popular senior . . . likeable . . . G'What does this mean?,' . . . a mirror of courtesy . . . good listener. Clee Club lg Catholic Action 2,33 Future Teachers Club 4. perfect gentle knight ?nr1ml0 JOHN EDWARD BRADLEY John 90 Duncan Ave. Chaucer expert . . . avid shore-goer . . . permanent fixture at Murph,s . . . good dancer . . . Crewcut Kid. Latin Club lg Biology Club 2g Clee Club 2g Basketball 2,3,4g Future Teachers Club 43 Student Council 3. E.- Sir Walter Raleigh, anyone?,' 21 ia MARGARET ANN BURKE Peggy 1716 Hudson Boulevard Carrot top . . . quiet and demure . . . Where's Anita? . . . C.Y.O. Dances . . . pleasant smile. Art Club lg Biology Club 25 Catholic Action Club 35 Future Teachers Club 4. PHILIP JOSEPH CALABRESE Phil,' 322 Cator Ave. Shy smile . , , interest in St. Dominic's . . . scholastic ability . . . easy going . . . freckles and curly hair. Mathematics Club lg French Club 23 Literary Club 35 Chemistry 4g Baseball 1,2. 66 9 Vflllllllllg N Q 'F l I To the new world s ways Hn ' IV' x - X ' ' Qi :' 5- L ' - ' 'ln .nl ' 0 1 .I ex T-' iff ,x V f -I 'Cixi ',, t r,' J: I. u. ml I HV moms 22 Qfffnf ' 'Nfl lwuamfll' ELIZABETH MARIE CARDILLO uBelly', 203 Thirteenth St. Teacher's dream come true . , , her eyes are the windows of friendliness . , . pacific . . . perfect manners . . . virtuoso of the written word. Schola Cantorum lg Liturgical Club 2,3,4g Literary Club 3g Class President lg Class Vice-President 2,3g Archangelo Co-Editor 4. 4 1 f, ,g'f','g fed 'mi-ffgg' 4 if r 1 of .gg 51 A74 ', A 1. 334. 5' xl-' rf PHILIP ALOYIUS CARROLL Phil,, 207 Fifteenth St. Television commercial for smooth shave . . . always good for a laugh . . . safe driver . . . plays senior basketball . . . assuring smile. Mission Club 2,3g Basketball 2,33 Baseball 3. O O Q, lumself allled f' E402 ' 'WTI Uur Lady,s hands are beautiful with blessings. JOSEPH JOHN CASEY KC 9 Lewis Ave. Individualist . . . abridged Britannica . . . remote . . . 4'Mars is such a long way off! . . . pocket books. .louralism Club lg Literary Club 2,33 Debating Club 3,4-g Seton Forensic 4g Archangelo Art Editor 43 Mirbaelian 1,2,3. PATRICIA ANN CLEARY Tricia,' 20 Terhune Ave. Did you hear the joke about?,, . . . natural curly hair . . . future RN. , . . humorist . . . careful driver. garyice Club 15 Glee Club 2g Liturgical Club I could have danced all nightfv l x fs GEORGE CHARLES COLANTONIO George 529A Central Ave. Mercury of the track team . . . lunch time walks with a blonde . , . future Pulit- zer prize winner . . . 4'Dapper Dan . . . disciple of self-reliance. Journalism Club lg Biology Club 23 Student Council 33 Class Vice-President 3g Archangelo 4g Track l,2,3,4. A better fellow EILEEN CATHERINE COLEMAN Eileen,' 136 Stegman St. That innocent look . . . eyes for the Marines only . . . impish grin . . . dreamer . . . future secretary. Clee Club lg Catholic Action Club 2,3g Future Teachers Club 4. Q? ' JOHN JOSEPH CONTE J0hn 346 Danforth Ave. How do you spell 'Aeronautical'?,' . . . A and P letter man . . . that grin . , . Sharrock's Mercury . . . 4'Did I pass Eng- lish? Mathematics Club lg Biology Club 23 Catholic Action Club 33 Chemistry 4g Baseball 1. f-PM SIMON FRANCIS COSCIA Sin 263 Clerk St. 'AExtra credit boy . . . Snyder . . . drum- major , . . that precious notebook . . all around sport. Mission Club lg Glee Club 23 Catholic Action Club 3g Chemistry 4g Baseball 1. should men not und JOAN PATRICIA DALY J0an,nie,' 254 Ninth St. jovial personality . . . Cushmanls . . . Oh, those Bermudas! . . . friend to all . , . Check.,, Catholic Action Club lg Service Club 2,4Q Literary Club 33 Class Secretary 23 Class President 3g Class Treasurer 4. ' ,n 'Wea i:,?, AGNES RITA CRIBBIN Aggie 215MZ Fourth St. Excellent student . . . dignified manner . . . usually seen with Arlene . . . respected and liked by all . . . lovely singing voice. Service Club l3 Liturgical Club 2,3,43 Class Secretary 23 Class President 4. f1 5 X Piltglf, Q f l '35 N. .. -' 4.1-3 ' . qv, 1 ,V J' ' 7' - ' 'A ,171 ,I ,f 7 v u 'A! 7 I . 'Z-'D 'f ll X , f ' s5 'll :1 . X X 'If fig A 5:53 '-:si 'rf '- 1 ft! , . llll , gw. un mlb u IHS' ,,-Jlilg' lilulllldllu-nnnlllilflif BRL! FF 25 Ezl. 0 .f.fS:fL?4 A 1 FQ' ...xt ' :,: QR . H 'X zffiti' 5 A . 1 H . ' ', sl' , ,,'-S1 0 ,-,-1 N i , sQ,l,b.l:u ,hs vfizwfigfafag.-,fgf Q: g-.,a ,. .. ,-. ,,i,.f, -wg fgqgtg--ZLL-5.','f' s x5..'r,I,'1' x f f 1 . x f 7 Y smrmm T 9 t DOROTHY LORRAINE DANKO Dottie 89 Wayne St. ,lokes unlimited . . . Mount Carmel dan- ces . . . Have you seen Martha? . . . Those invisible sneakers . . . welcome arrival. Guidance Club 4. 66 ' ardy he was and wlse JOAN MARIE DE LORENZO Jeanie 408 Pacific Ave. Oh, those blondes . . . perpetual late comer . . . uGet me Tomato Soup . . . beautiful clothes . . . ferocious appetite. Art Club lg Mission Club 2g Red Cross Club 35 Service Club 4. LIC? T gi ' , , A 0 a, . ANTHONY LOUIS DONATO Fritz 352 Seventh St. Girls . . . dances . . . A doctor's life is a happy life . . , friendly refuge . . . Beau Brummel. Mathematics Club lg French Club 25 Catholic Action Club 3g Chemistry 45 Archangelo, Sports Editor 4g Track 13 Basketball 2. 26 THEODORE STANLEY DRAGER CATHERINE CAROL DRISCOLL Ted,, 78 Essex St. Cathy', 52 Washburn St. Artistically inclined . . . shy . . . pet A good friend indeed . . . conscientious peeve-Latin . . . those low doorways , . . . . . GaWhat are you ggonna' wear?', . . . 12B interest. sincere and sweet . . . 6gLet,s go to my Clee Club l:, Biology Club 23 Art Club 3,4. hgusef' Glee Club lg Service Club 2g Red Cross Club 3g Literary Club 3g Guidance Club 4. to commence his work DOROTHY MARIE DWULET Dotty,' 249 Halladay St. Excellence personiified . . . unlimited t school spirit . . . obliging disposition . . . .5 , - i ,, All Saint's . . . exemplary character. I ll Start my duet tomorrow! Glee Club lg Liturgical Club 25 Art Club 33 Student Council 4g Archangelo 4. 27 FRANCES BERTHA DYGULSKI '6Fran 214 Warren St. 'Tm embarrassedw . . . blue eyed blonde . . . honor student . . , Hair for clothes . . . special interest in 12A. Catholic Action Club lg Michaelian 2,3,4g Literary Club 2,39 Arvhangelo 4-g Future Teachers Club 4. sm C -:Sf '92 f kai fb-,. lar 377732021 31:-' 4 1: I 11' ill! 10 is FRANKLIN 28 W ,Q 2 ff? wa 9-ff .. , sf ! City v , ' M 2 , ' -2 EDWARD PAUL DZIENIS Eddie', 516 Jersey Ave. Annapolis aspirant . . . Carol . . . But I work after school , . . t'Wh en's the prom going to be? . . . clever quips. Art Club lg French Club 2g Catholic Action Club 33 Chemistry 43 Class President 45 Baseball 1,2,4. 66 ' ' ' To llve an dellght ARLENE PATRICIA FLANAGAN Pat 106 Baldwin Ave. Casual . . . generous nature . . . summers at Lake Hopatcong . . , pleasing in every way . . . always willing to help. Service Club lg Student Council 45 Catholic Action Club 2,33 Class Treasurer 3. J UDITH 6GJudy79 ANN FREER 278 Ninth St. Lovely blond tresses . . . record collection . . . Pete . . . Miles' expert saleslady . . . pleasantly loquacious. Service Club l,2,4g angelo 4. Red Cross Club 3g Arch- was ever his wont X Q91 Let's see-how much change do I get EK JOSEPH PATRICK GALANO P0litician,' You Skutchw . class politician . dresser. Catholic Action Clul 409 Second St. . . those size E shoes . . . . , humorist . . . neat x lg S1-icncc Club 23 Debating Club 3: Chemistry 4. ANN MARIE JOAN GALLAGHER Ann 391 Fulton St Refreshing smile . . . deep thinker . . interest in prep . . . gets along with every one . , . dimples. Service Club 1,23 Clce Club fig Mission Club 4 Class Vive-President 4g Archangelo 4. 'Hurry up! We're paying for the second three minutes. 66 JAMES GEORGE GALLAGHER Hick,' 128 Ege Ave. - Bedbankis loss . . . tall, smiling and nonchalant . . . L'Who's got the French? . . . Active in sports . . . essential member of the Big Three. Biology Club 2g Guidance Club 45 Track 23 Baseball 2,3,4-5 Basketball 2,3,4. n all the world there ZITA NANCY GHIO Zee', 262 Linden Ave. Intelligence personified . . . usually seen with ,Tricia . . . one in a million . . . detests homework . . . polite and courteous. Service Club lg Future Teachers Club 4g Student Council 2,3. CAROL ANN GORSKI 5'Carol 54 Bright St. Newcomer . . . has acquired many friends . . . always smiling , . . soft spoken . . . future B. N.? 30 Future Teachers Club 4. JOSEPH JOHN HALUPKA .Ioe,' 54- Bright St. Frank . . . ready to help . . . gym's my favorite class . . . patient . , . never opiniated. Mission Club lg Catholic Action Club 33 Art Club 2g Chemistry 4. was none like him ETHELANN HENN Ethelann 297 Montgomery St. Annette . . . A smile to all . . . good natured . . . Oh, I don't know . . . abundance of self-confidence. Mission Club 33 Student Council 4. EILEEN CLAIRE HEIRN Ei 189 Mercer St. Accomplished dancer , . . petite . . . Roy and his Buick . . . usually seen with Eleanor . , . plans for Seton Hall. Cheerleaders lg Red Cross Club 3g Cafeteria Workers 3,4g Literary Club 33 Future Teachers Club 4g Mathematics Club 1. .X - ' N it 'Il ,I al f- wi 'f 1 'Ja Q'0e,O t 4 1 I v 5:9 xl K lx '-E RW- . - ,. r X w Q K7 S .tl,l,l I Q ! I, 'll , - lo VI, ' Z r' 1 I u' , , , ,I E I x 323 J ' N .'.ff .' ' ,um i 1 I fag?- . , , U 1 I 19i ff:9i't?. 12 1 I 'f 'ii-'f,'o,f+.. X 7 . 1 0 14 qu ,I Q lb-5, fr .-2-.03 . .. f'f'.g l we-q-., Nl Q ,gan x XXX' il' U DOCIUB OF fl-l15lC5 51 :eau-g AQQQ' v .- n l K , -4.-.af , ix ,x -rlflf H Khin I' lvl mls v f 1 x v, r Q 1 1 - QI , u , p F f 'l :V 'Y .X H g: 15,4 ' Q lr, - 1 I .Q-'.,f , lf t . . Q 'I h ' 'if' 'z 0 of 1 'f X 'J':': l'. r :'I:'I y 1 l ' '- u .'J.' 4-' ELIZABETH ANN HOPF Betty, 300 Montgomery St Good natured . . . history brain . . refined and quiet manner . . . sincere . . honest opinions, Art Club lg Archangelo 4g Liturgical Club 2,3,4 e was beloved, a guest with EILEEN GRACE KELLY Ein 109 Magnolia Ave. Hey Carolli, . . . tall in stature . . . friendly disposition . . . shiny black hair . . . pink and cream Ford after school. Cheerleaders lg Red Cross Club 45 Literary Club 2,3-g Class Vice-President 2. U ROBERT JOSEPH KOCOT Coke . 69 Griffith St. Accordlonist . . . Helen . . . varsity bas- ketball . . . 'GEl Bandidon . . . cool under pressure. Glee Club lg Student Council 2 Track 1,2,3,4g Art Club 3,45 Basketball 3,4-g Biology Club 2. PATRICIA ANN LARKEY MARIANNE LOGAN Pain 10 Randolph Ave. Mickey 185 Garfield Ave. Eyes for Ralph . , . 46Where's Toni?', L6From the Halls of Montezuma . . . . . . dependable . . . thoughtful . . .whiz A blonde . . . sophisticated miss . . . light on her feet . . . .l. M. Field's business at trig. manager. Catholic Action Club lg Debating Club 4g Red Cross Club 2g Student Council 4g Literary Club 3. Art Club lg Literary Club 3g Catholic Action Club 2g Future Teachers Club 4. welcome wide 1 ANNETTE CAROLYN LOTITO Put your little foot right inf, Annette 94 Sherman Ave. Cheerful . . , unsually seen with Ethelann . . . student councilor . . . nice to know . . . Latin charm. Glee Club lg Student Council 2,4g Art Club 3. 33 JOHN JOSEPH MARZOCCA Mole 415 Jackson St., Hoboken Hoboken's claim to fame . , . French . . . Late again? . . . g'Subscriptions any- one? . . . reticent. Art Club lg Chemistry 45 French Club 23 Baseball 1,3,4g Clee Club 3. mqponsn. 34 XX we SQN Wx l xgy . Ao,9f0::o.4:. , - ., , L . Q T ,, , v , . , , ' 7- Y, ' '-'f0.Q:49',9,0.o'.9,g ndtcpfr xii-.Q- . .o4o,.',.,b l D . Q-'ff' s. 11 x O .gzxo K Xxx , 5 0. - Q., i X x. T 9. l - K H lE Z-f- , fill ' '::'2'2,, , f f 2199 v .X 9 , eff lu, ' X X 'S JOHN JOSEPH MASTROGIOVANNI Wally', 229 Sixteenth St. Army life . . . New York City . . . art for art's sake . . . never late . . . MI didn't know. Art Club 1,33 Catholic Action Club 4g French Club 2. Ile sang thus IRENE MARCELLA MCAULAY Renie,' 146 Stegmen St. Petite blonde . . . future bookkeeper? . . . Eileen . . . full of mischief . . . laughing eyes. Art Club lg Liturgical Club 2,3,4. 4 , fr ', , ,f0- ' ,' mf' lv 9, 3 M DONALD EDWARD McLAUGHLIN M. Gonkn 92 West 45th St., Bayonne Shy . . . 12nC's comedian . . . history whiz . . . Blue and White Stripes at Wash- ington . . . one of the uFour Ladsf, Glee Club lg Track 4g Biology Club 23 Basketball 4g Art Club 3g Art-hangelo Business Manager 4g Future Teachers Club 4. 0 99 merrlly and loud And a-way we go I ..,-:'i ,Akii 1 ' JOAN ANN MINARICK ,Ioanie 105 York St. Three Keys Society . . . captain of the basketball team . . . prep . . . dig that laugh . , . good sense of humor, Art Club 14 Liturgical Club 2g Clee Club 23 Basketball l,2,3,4g Mission Club 4g Archangelo Sports Editor 4. CARMINE FRANK MONTANO '4Mamb0,, 378 First St. Rare laugh . . . loves that lab . . . Chevy . . . Cha-cha and Mambo expert . , . popular. Catholic Artion Club lg French Club 2g Debating Club 33 Chemistry 4. 55 'nr 'Where will you put the next one, Rosemary?', 66 MARYANN JOAN MURRAY '4Maryann', 513 Jersey Ave. Tranquil disposition . . . quiet and unus- suming . . . reserved . . . never too busy to help a friend , . . class baby. Glee Cluh lg Art Club 23 Catholic Action Club 3g Mission Cluh 4. 0 study courteous manners PATRICIA DENISE MURRAY MARY ROSE NASISSI 'iPat,, 266 Thirteenth St. Mary 151 Mercer St. Week-ends at Hopatcong . . . '1Money, Wlhiz at studies . . . beautiful black hair anyone?,' . . . 'LLook who's drivingli' . . . . . . just five feet . . . Joey . . . likes to eat that long hlond hair . . . N1 know Iam bananas in class. ' wrong, but. Glee Clulr lg Liturgival Cluh 2,3,4-3 Class Vice- Mission Cluln 1,2,3g Literary Cluh 3g Guidance 1'ff'Sidffm 4- Cluln 4g Class Treasurer 2,3,4. Us ff .W M, X i 5 RITA VERONICA NICKERSON Sam,' 239 Sixteenth St. St. Lucy's Variety Show . . . forever Bob . . . Oh, that dry sense of humor! . . . pet aversion-Octupi . . . baggy socks. Glee Club lg Red Cross Club 33 Service Club 4. pleased her best ROSEMARY ANN NOVELLINO uR0,, 439 York St. Quiet and friendly . . . future typist . . . usually seen with Peggy . . . MI don't like like sneaks . . . Ro and her jokes. Glee Club lg Liturgical Club 2g Art Club 33 Mission Club 4. ELIZABETH ANN NOLAN Bc-2tty,' 93 Old Bergen Road Steno whiz . . . flowing tresses . , . de- tached . . . class cut up . . . Bayonne. Glee Club 1,2g Red Cross Club 3g Student Coun- cil 4. f12Sf?., ..- 'A'7'i'ikF,qx4 . -L Q' xv-. x-,X ,-2 : ,A -rx- ',-'Nxf ji! ' -.-'fvf-ESQ .jff -N - 1-aj. 'avr . 1,7 ij,',,Xqn:'4A 9. riff. ?:11 TY':'f.?'4'N 'ff :,2'1 lfnirg. gfi-'1' ivy . X 5 . 3 yS:0.f.vk. ' . lzshfw-xx ,I j.. yin Qilildjxx f 1111. :XJ 5294JjE',2yx I. ff 4.5-3 492511421 gif 1' A '12f-arp .2 u 1 f,, ,'f,14-simxnrnf. ','i',11 .'i k:a'w'A3!-X V , , .nr 5 .- - f,f9','gf, Q Uh fl:-1255-nisiev, 1 f If ISE'-1'if1'.'3 ' T933 . 74, X A:,:,.k.gg:E5g.5g5g5zp,, 1 :5!m'2a2f:ee-S9421--ri .1 ,i gs!! ' '.a'-'mm'-- Wea! . nf! gg- -1-- ,.',4 . 155,55 3 ,i,.5'a',v,n.lf. - ,' - r ' 'I f I 1 - -'.'.-'34, A 4 g.'tl 'r5 '1 'su N - .j.-.:.3,Q.j.f, T ' ' ' N PHIOHES5... 'S 37 t ' ': '.1 fi 1'V' ,u .1 1 .' ul ' gl 5 4, sf .'Mni'L, iz.-fnfavl ' ul' Ps ' I In xl. E54 ?.1l.'v :', 'a:'4'A nik KN, x,xw,:,M,i fh:l.A'4N,' Ib ' .' fr wk-.fl A B.,,,ff .M Yr ' - Wy 5. . A T fl' 'U l ' 3 7 1' 2 'll V -4 ' l lull! I ' Ki A f gf 5 D fl, gl' W1 ' '. , , 4-I it '09 Q, 'H' ' 7: ql lg Wills Ei.: I ,QA f0 QI I + : ?f Il?. nsqca-u-wr BARBARA ANN NUNZIO Barb', A 271 Eighth St. Make-up artist . . . a contractor . , . '4Wait until I get my license , , . . black socks . . . Hamilton Park. Schola Cantorum lg Service Club 2g Literary Club 3g Student Council 4g Class President 23 Class Secretary 45 Archangelo Co-Editor 4. T his worthy man full well f 2' 6545 1' 1' i all ff I if ,gp ' 1 f V ,ggffgfifzigi 2 .. : V gait! fi in if 231, K, 5 fr 4 ,X M? K f ix 4, l I. H ' w.'.Q2s'f32,- A. DANIEL EUGENE O'CONNELL Daniel', 30 Troy St. New friend . . . speaker . . . St. Peter's . . . friendly . . . optimist. Seton Forensic League 4. 58 KEVIN BRUCE 0'DONNELL Kevin 42 Broadway Our future representative at M.I.T .... shy . . . black leather jacket and motor- cycle boots . . . clever . . . quiet wit, Catholic Action Club 1,33 French Club 23 Chem- istry 4. 2' MARGARET PATRICIA O'KEEFE Peggy 363 Montgomery St. Easy going disposition . . . comb mirror and make up . . . Marion's other half , . . easy to smile . . . walking dictionary. Clee Club lg Liturgical Club 2g Mission Club 3g Catholic Action Club 4. O 0 Q9 IS wat employed 5 1 t ELEANOR DUROTHY OLSEN EF 192 Mercer St. Good-natured . . . life of the party . . . Eileen's other half . . . Are we going to the drive-in? . . . future healer of the sick. Catholic Action Club lg Biology Club 2g Debating Cluli future Teachers Club 4g Cafeteria Work- ers ,,,. BARBARANN MARY O'MARA Barb 38 West Hamilton Pl. Blue-green eyes . . . magnetic personality . . . good student . . . pint size of joy . . . always time for social affairs. Catholic Action Club 1,2g Basketball lg Glee Club 3g Class Vice-President 33 Student Council 4g Archangelo Editor-in-Chief 4. limi., What does 'antidisestablishmentarianism' mean? 59 419s 'fin ff f CAROL ANN ORMISTON Bunny,' 565 Montgomery St. 6'Oh, that steno! , . . never without Terry . . . usually seen in the park . . . manager of F. W. Woolworth . . . giggles. Service Club 2g Cheerleaders lg Art Club 33 Red Cross Club 4. , u JOSEPH ANTHONY POMPEO 'floeyi' 233 Third St. Oh, this French! . . . reliable friend . . . never a dull moment . . . uWhat an art exhibit! . . . sports consultant. Mission Club lg French Club 25 Debating Club 3g Chemistry 4g Class Vice-President 1. 66 ' lscreet he was and of Q0 g 7HJI,lllMHwl , Q7 ' 9: is .FWQV ben!! 57' , QQ! f , . A , af , il lllf li 'F -SENGEANT or Law PHILIP JOHN POMPEO Beansy', 265 Third St. Are you brothers?,' . . , well liked . . . What do we have for homework . . . member of the intelligentsia . . . with Vinnie. 40 Mission Club lg French Club 23 Debating Club 33 Chemistry 4. FRANCIS WILLIAM REARDON Bunky,' . . . 125 Corbin Ave. Fast hello . . . champion . , . '4Basketball is my line . . . Murphis . . . president of the uSmoking Lamp Club. Mission Club lg French Club 23 Guidance Club 4g Class Treasurer 2g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball l,2,3,4. great reverence THERESA AGNES REILLY Terry 55-57 Pearsall Ave. What happened to Al? . . . Saturday night dances . . . impish grin . . . constant chain of chatter . . . artistic abilities. Service Club 1,2g Mission Club 43 Art Club 3. n . ,, A u 'ww ,f -' 1. .':-'m53g.f55ff,ffa+:'..,fwf,s. . ks: 2.-f,-3-.-:fsMJ:mws'e-A11 '6Watch your stepli' I,,.1,:A::,-5-Q5,fj't,9fq':-ik s uJ!'Pf? 3if' ' 'f -2551-25, 1'2g1:1.w:7a '-. fiiifigfffieiii , ,?,w g.'.w, -'jx t -,gf-.:,.,,g,p , N: ,r-i g,fg:9' 5L,,fgQ:5Qz554 'f-+ 4i..'-1 ' :fl x5f8's'JZ'5f-'Rd .r , . -Q, QF., fswezlagl Q5 Wr K' rzftwl Ep., 'sz-'N-.ire . , ,..,. A R jp. I N.gi,i,:-5::,. HENRY JOHN RIEGLER Riggy 713 Jersey Ave. Sleek g'Merc', . , . trips to Lake Hopat- cong . . . president of an auto club . . . record enthusiast . . . wavy black hair. Glee Club lg Biology Club 23 Art Club 3g Future Teachers Club 4g Archangelo 4. 41 Spa tnik-watch outff , ,I K ' v KENNETH THEODORE ROGINSKI Rogi', 55 Bright sr. My Yankees . . . L'Do you mind?,, . . . Mickey Mantle Fan Club president . . . electronics interest . . . a flash of wit. Art Club lg Clee Club 2g Chemistry 4g Base- ball l,2,3,4. f learning tools he greatest 9 f X, fa Q K, JULIUS HENRY ROMA facial, 807 Ocean Ave. 'LOh, those satiresln . . . seen with Gene . , . those 11C girls . . . lunch time drives . . . this is Pick on Julius Roma Day. Art Club l,3g Glee- Club 2g Catholic Action Club 4g Michaelian 43 Baseball 1,2,3,4. 'Sa VINCENT GERARD Russo Hikes 369 Third st. Chief executive . . . Ask Vinnie to ask . . . another Charles Van Doren . . , latest styles . . . with the Pompeos. Catholir' Af-tion Club lg Frenr-h Club 23 Debating glubfg Debating Team 3g Student Council Presi- Cnt . JOAN PATRICIA SAWINSKI Joann 18 Kensington Ave. Nice dresser . . . friend in need . , . Billy . . . conscientious . . . 'GDO you think so?', Mission Club 1,33 Catholic Action Club 2g Future Teachers Club 45 Class President 1. care and hee 76'-' ROBERT FRANCIS SHARROCK Boba 363 Van Nostrand Ave. Green Merc . . . Fran . . . Anyone for 'blowing up the lab? . . . versatile , . . dancer. Catholic Action Club lg Biology Club 2g Seton Forensic League 3,43 Debating Team 3,43 Base- ball 2,3,4. MARTHA ANN SCANLON Martha,, 232VZ Seventh St. g'Carmine,, . . . likes anything but home- work , . . generous nature . . . fun loving . . . dreamer. Catholic Action Club 1,2g Debating Club 33 Mis- sion Club 4. I ul ,I I f f ' 'I 'va W -:QQW .4 l:: 4 I '1 ellffbiw :sw 'Q I ,D l!:'-3 4 5335, cteqq ' 45 V 0,4241 A1-.lin 2 'x-. , s . V ,Q 4, .I V tha. .Q - 1 Q S -I... : O'q.. ... .K 4 qO . C: Al..SQY VA .J ,yrs t ' A .vig 'Shade' M 'O 'li' fini' ai: ' X li LI X .,, nge: , : it X ' ,hits . I in be 1,10 uw. LQ V 's ss u s -' R N ' I ' .' 'Q - . 4 g x s . ' 1 N o'l '-Cl' X l it L' Z nl ,- l'q':ls't 'S ', ,',' :'r fu O,s...qlr'q I .'.: 340.5 ,+?1':f'2.jL QQ. ', r'f ' 5 i x' 4 ' ' . 1 4 sw L 4 fp A 5 in r . 1' 1 Q 'S if' :w'i' 6 L wurg oF BATH MARGARET MARY SHUGRUE 'Wlaggien 267 Baldwin Ave. All around friend . . . 'lwherels Mari- lynfw . . . future faculty member . . . Friday night get-togetliers , . . school spirit. Carliolir Avtion Club Ig Service Club l,2,3g Freiu-li Club 23 Red Cross Club 33 Literary Club 3g Arvliaugelo 4-3 Mivhaelian 4. 66 n fellowship she 'd laugh lqi J PATRICIA CLAIRE SICA 'spain 116 Tonnele Ave. 'tWho,s going to the dance? . . . studious . . . serious but fun-loving . . . gracious . . . cha-clia perfectionist. Catholic' Avtion Club lg Liturgical Club 2,3,4, MARILYN ANN SPARKS S'Sparkyn 16 Suburban Rd., Clark Slender . . . loquacious . . . peppy cheer- leader . . . blonde versatility . . , Maggie. Service Club l,2g Red Cross Club 3g Cheerleaders 3,4, Captain 4. , P Q PAULINE ANN STANOWSICI THERSEA CESLA STRZALIQOWSRI 'lPaula,' 318 Woodward St. 'gT0ri 117 Manning Ave Good at studies . . . quiet and friendly Good student . . . small in stature but bl . . . J. M. Field's . . . sure to succeed . . . in heart . . . love that blush , . . winnm Paula, Terry, and Betty. and chat around Q 71 . 'Q . i , , as RUBERT NICHOLAS SWALLOW Bird 616 Liberty Ave. Crew cut . . . everyone's friend . . . Ivy- league clothes . . . Mt. Vernon visits . . . Joker Is Wild. Matlu-matics Club lg Debating Club 2g Student Council 33 Class Vice-President 4g Basketball 1,2,4g Track LZ,-1-. smile , . . Joey. Clem: Club lg Liturgical Club 2,3,-1. .Xrt Club lg Arvliangvlo 4: Liturgiral Club 234 12 A's Version of 'American Bandstand' fu! 'E s ff' ? 45 ANITA MARIE THEILE Anita', 40 Sheffield St. Friendly' and cheerful . , . enchanting smile . . . always with Peggy . . . likes fun . . . nice to know. Mission Club lg Rod Cross Club 4g Biology Club 29 Arm-hangelo Business Manager 49 Catholic Action Club 3. rf, ff' N 12' '. ff , . r 'fr flownm 46 66 FRANCES CECILIA TIEDEMANN Franny 234M2 Seventh St. That innocent look . . . Tommy . . . skirts and sweaters . . . up the lake . . . that Toni look. Catholim- Action Club lg Mission Club 2,3g Service Club 4. God loved he best SHEILA MARY TOAL Sheila,' 363 Montgomery St. Week-ends at Ideal Beach , . . friends in city and country . , . Joe . . . Miss Fun Time, Inc .... future nurse. Service Club 1,23 French Club 2g Red Cross Club 33 Archangelo Business Manager 4. STANLEY EDWARD TROY Stash,, 120 Bright St. Alibi artist . . . future member of the bar . . . Let's check homeworkli' . . . junior girls . . . conscientious. Science Club lg Mission Club 2g Literary Club 33 Chemistry 4g Track l,2,3,4. wlth all has heart After you, Shelia l 1 EUGENE JAMES TURNER Canon 238 Carbon St, L'Mr. Accomniodatingi' . . . Roma's com- rade in wit . . . cosmopolitan , . . St. Micl1ael's james Dean . . . future sports eclitor of the i'Tin1es.H l r1-mln Club 2g Literary Club 3g Student Council -I-g Class Secretary 43 Baseball l,3g Michaelian Editor 4g Mathematics Club 1. Vi DULORES ANN TUROCZI 6'D00,, 242 Pine Sl. Efficient secretary . . . sliy and sweet . . . star of the Liturgical Club., . . Lyceum lectures . . . honor roll habitue. Cleo Club lg Liturgical Club 2,3,4:, Class Presi- dent 4. 47 CARUL ANN VIGNONE Carol', 349 Fifth St. Presence presumes warmth . . . beautiful features Q . . Eddie . . . brilliant student . . . an asset to the business world. Catholic Action Club lg Class President 3g Literary Club 23 Arvbangvlo 43 Liturgical Club 3,4-. CECILIA ELAINE WADDLETON June,' 343 Sixteetb St. Friendly critic . . . neat . . . Murplfs . . . Jerry . . . gorgeous eyes. Art Club lg Glee Club 3g Service Club 2g Student Council 43 Class Secretary 3. Seniors may erase. ' 48 CARL ANN WALCZUK Carol', 139 Lafayette St. Studious . . . collegiate dresser . . . con- scientious worker . . . '4Did you hear about Madelinefw . . , cheerful. Art Club lg Biology Club 25 Red Cross Club 33 Service Club 45 Arcbangelo 4, FRANCES ELIZABETH WILCZENSIQI Fran', 86 Essex St. Easy to get along with . . . giggles . . Who's got the homework? . . . Robby . . spirited cheerleader. lilec Club lg Nlatheliiativs Club lg Science Club 2 Debating Club 33 Cheerleaders 4. ROBERT JOSEPH WINFIELD Bugsj'-' 3039 Hudson Boulevard Athletically inclined . . . clothes make the man . . . Oh, those curls . , , Stand- ing on the corneri' . . . set shot-er. Nlatln-niutivs Club l: lfr:-iivli lllub Zg linidanve Club -lg Class T11-aslliwi' 3: Basketball 12.3.43 Baseball l,2,3,-1. l PQ ANTUNIA SOPHIE ZACCARDI T0lli', 754 Garfield Ave. Italian treat . . . never seen without Mickey or Henry's cross . . . most willing to please . . . fun to be with . . . cupcakes and milk for lunch. Art Club lg Red Cross Club 2: Literary Club 3g Debating Club 33 Future Teachers Club 4. CAROL ANN ZIMBARDO Bunny 581 Jersey Ave. Vivacious cheerleader . . , good student . . . Horseback riding, anyone? . . . elegant speaker . . . 6'Broadway Hosiery Shopsf' Service Club lg Clieerli-aders 1,43 Literary Club 2,33 Archangelo 4g Class Secretary 1,4g Class President 2. A-weigh we go 49 -2 M, , ,Af , ,isis EDWARD DZIENIS Class President of 12A bf - , VINCENT RUSSO President of the Student Council DOLORES TUROCZI Class President of 12C AGNES CRIBBIN Class President of 12B UNDEBCLASSE f f 1 I v ' ,V ,f f ' f +42 it 1 L . ,EJ X ,f fjf ff fwfr! iii ! SE? ' if J . cfh H3- 61 Q Y. , e J Y, g lo U , I gf E JN 'F mx rQl ' ff , - 4 i.: nhl ' ' XX! .ml W , nzzu' WR , fgf fy QB! WW ..ff- e 9 1, f ' j efffff Y rv -'Elf '- QV f 'Hfu k ULDs! X 2,1 l 1 -- E4 ' 'fx '. 5 X N W 'iff 5 J 1:10 154 'Z f I I il' SMZHIKW 5- TX! 'blllfzlizzb n A K' X 1 1 . , o f'1 'Tm' ' M GSE , h 4L 5 'T.T2- -1 fr- li ,L 'f'- . io Q ?-If -iw -,Q 5 ffl'-?' fs g,,f-L-, ' J ' A A 171 dd up - o S- V J A , -W No merrier crowd than you has tarried here All in one fellowship, as you are now. -The H os A model cafeteria line! fTop to Bottomlz M. Lyden, J. Dillon, C. Witomski, C. Cassidy, B. Garafolo, G. Labik, E. Loverde, E. Toal, P. Servino, R. Foley, M. Heavy, D. Gioia, K. Brown, J. Mullen, D, Lew, 6 52 ll Sr. Gabriel Dolores Moderator Ill' So what happened to Old Faithful? Fountain visitors are: fLel't to Rightl : J. Wierzbycki, R. Clowacki, J. Donahue, G, Costa, A. Cillio. ' r' 'U 4 -vw 'Quai QC -9 fish we fffgfis 0 fir, x ff'-, 3.6 'Q' if y 'P .3 P187 5-, , f' I vw u fi, v WA 5,4 . w . 'A 1. M Q1 vb 1 L-- 3 ' ' X v n .r . sf -ages 0 ' . ' ' ' fi, , 3:41 '55 2 W 'Z . 1, , -V. 'M ' r' ' 'F z vi lfff V C ' u ,n , ., f V x Mi' . -M, 71: if nhfggv 1 T' 1547 ' g 'f fm, M T l Jf'+,11 .X .-,Q A Blaise Keegal Rlchafd Bafbef Barbara Garafolo Joseph Mullen ' ll ' I0 y llnlars Patlent pemtents are iLeft to Rlghlj P. Gannuccl, J Pawlak, J Aumenta, I Jacobb, W Wltterschem J Rajsteter J' I WM 1- V 3 ' bw 3, , V. A i A 1 K U 'fl -- - f ' A ' ' ' . G' . V I I ,- -x K f - L JW . V ' i lv 'M lb X Carol Tulko Rita Kuleszynski Frances Mulligan Diane Darmafalski 11 B Sr. Emily ,lose Moderator 66 or the most part bex Burning the midnight oil, Walter? Avid students are: fLeft to Rightlz QFirst Rowl: J, Kisala, J. Doherty, N. 0'Conn0r, J. Selvaggio, K, Dingeldine, R. Famigletti, D. Darmafalski, A. Curran, D. Sulkowski. fSec0nd Howl: P. Zalenski, G. 0'Rourke, W, Grabowski, J. Rogers, J. Donegan, E. Hlavach. 54 Future Bandstand stars are: fLeft to Rightl: C. Gentine, K. Penzes, P. Matel- ski, C. Doyle, J. Lyman, P. Grossi, M. Ryan, B. Shaw, P. Marone, R. Gallo, they laughed and played . . . Catholic Press Month induced to pose- fLeft to Right? : M, Flannelly, F. Mulligan, K. Dingel- dine, R. Kuleszynski, C. Tulko, M. Bohla. 55 A formal visit to a familiar shrine: fLeft to Rightlz R Masiello, J, Gaughran, B. Kennedy, NI. Resnick, M. Gallagher, R. Johnson, M. Mf'Donald, J, Russo. le, M l W A E' 6 f 1 i 1' ' ' A 2 W i 5 S! E it 1 Getting ready at noon to avoid the 2:30 traffic jam! iLeft to Right? : M. Henderson, R. Smith, J. O'Brien, E. Carson, F. Hotz, 66 ' ' ut rlch were they ln I've two more than you dof' iLeft to Rightlc M. Anclryzewski, M. Murray, A. Mangieri, P. Polashock, D. Collins, R. Cullen. ' 'Z if ' ' ' , H. S , 'rv f f 1... ,, New-rf holy thought and IIC Miss E. Muller Moderator Pat Boone scores again! fTop to Bottomb: C. Krieg, M. Zadroga, W. Holt, V. Ciglio, W. Lockmeyer, R. Brennan, G, Bauer, E. Bell, A, Jan- kowski, E. Lamp, M. Karaway, D. Parker, R. Ceremia, M. 0'Connell. 57 5 'L Mary Ann Delorenzo Michael Zaclroga work . . . wrmxsx, Stephen Venit helps H. Puc. zko, J. Flatley and T. Poloc- nie Beat the Clock. 10 Sr. M. Dolorosa Moderator If I were a bell I'd be ringing. Standing, CLeft to Rightjz R. Niewiadomski, A, Adams B. Timmins, E. Padfield, R. Smith, R, Pinto, K. Anderson. iSeatedJ: J. Menendez, J, Cala brese, J. Blanagan,-J. Snell, W, Jodzio, W. Herity. R. Bartley. Leisurely lunchers are: C. McKenna, K. Holt, H. Dolan, E. Telentino, C. Rindos, E. Padfield, T. Carola, J, Hamill, E. Beirne. Whafs the idiom for I didn'z do my homework? K. Perry, J. Mohoney, C. Servino, M. Hastings, E, Reilly, R, Whitaker. ur gay young Sophomores J. Hamill K. Anderson A. Adams F- Principe . 'I 1' ' ll xlf 1 , af nf C Q .- 9 . Q -XX X- A , 4 N 7 ' ...WN X if 5 4-vyllxx I FEW , ,Fifi Knee bone connected to the thigh bone. Biologists are: J. Murphy, J. Lipari, J, Murray, C. Dolan, K, Balk, L. DeMarco, C. Enright, T. McGuire. 66 ' JO B mth s each R. Zupp D. McGovern C. O'Brien J. Pietryczk M ,, X it J 3 J f My , , if - Y -L ' 4 N.. . ' I want a Clark Bar. CLeft to Rightj : J. Pinte, P. Hendrickson, M. McElroy, P. Vernese, F. Joworisak, so bold and wise Let's take an old fashioned walk. lLeft to Rightlz K. Burgess, C. Miller, M. Caulfield A. Macchia, 0. Rolandelli, M. Brinkofski, F. McElroy, M. Yannuzzi. A ,uf , n Regina McCarron Alfonso Cacciatore P. Heavey .loyce Eckert 66So soundly taughtn I pledge allegiance . . . -Where's the flag? fLeft to Rightlc S, Ceekan, C. Cordon, E. Brown, L. McKelvey, G. Powers, C. Ryan, R. Moflltt, J. Keller, E, Kelly, K, Downes, C. Walsh, J. Eckert. 62 A Spanish students prepare for a wonderful Christmas assembly: Left to Rightbz A. Cacciatore, F. Lipinski, .l. Corcoran, C. Walsh, G, Mai, J. Keller, and N. Ryan. 10 C Sr. Therese Alma , Moderator A Spanish demonstration is given by: E. Iannucelli, R, Frangione, R. Mc Carron, R. Burke, M. Oras, C. Collins. 1 F 10D No, mine's the little one behind tha! one. T. Murphy, C. Turansky, R. Coppinger, R. Datz, M. Pinella, C. Pinella. Than looks small enough, Barbara. B. Maski, I. Ruffo, F. Pinella, M. Zalenski. Sr. Richard Ann Moderator Are as apt 66 0 , in I y if ,g , , .4 ff FA A V 1 I A ' H 1 fx .fb , ' 'ill 0 We W V Q V , ,f,, Z 41 'I 'V v 7, ef., V, M, , ff if., Aw . ' e 32 977, , ., , ,,V .I ,5 , ,, I, Q V, , -12 . , I e . f V qw ' Q 3' ir: . 23 QT!-2 If If ' V ,A ,ff ,f 'ggi ,f,, 'exp f , M wx 'W e 1 ,, ff , ' ,i fi 41 .2 fy 9 4, f,f, f , .K 'Wi 117. K .Mr 5,7 -Q .V . of f-', -Y. -' ,. ff .0 1, , , ' ' ,, f 4 ,nf k,.. ,t f f ,V..,,f .M V- . f ' H , f X Thomas VMurphy jest and sport. Rig -- K 22 f o Helen Hel-aut Marie Baier Judlth Ruffo Sound off 1-29: fFirst Howl: A. Hilken, R. McFaul, S. Szal- kiewicz, C. Gal:-mo, A. Depa, K Stavar. fSecond RowJ: D. Dooley, T. DeMicco, P, Fay, J. Boreolino, H. Heraut, M. ' Leane. 65 x 'Qin f v. g k7,,,, 'va' Then I said to her . , f' fLeft to Rightbz CSittingJ M. Quinn, A, Horn, M. Malinowski, E. Martin, H. Duva, C. Besler, R. Donohue, J. Mullins, fLeft to Righty fStandingJ M. Breheney, M. 0'Connor, K, Sorino, D. Barry, L. Witkowski, ur verdant Freshmen Tell them it's cheaper by the dozen. fLeft to Rightl : M. Costa, J. Laurino, J. Murray, J. Cinciarelli, J, Jackie- '4 N wicz. W f' Sr. Agnes Elise l Moderator fm V V 3 ,ll A KM' , .1 2 ,g .K , of , ri ,nf La-' V X. 'x X l l fAli..ef s, fr Q .J J mx If-3 fffw, X. .1 A Ay X, V .ll ,.. in w X f 3 ' vile' K-.l 1 5' fl li 'll lu! lx ,. ,Af My I X l V ,, 'K 'lid lr! fdlvl Q'-A H fl ly fx ' J 'X , ,. Lf ll f NJ ,f 'f 4' of . ! 2 if-' fi , fl. tx X l ,ix A V1 XJ, ,I . ' 4' , '-X fs X 2 'xxljxk ft? 'Lf Eleanor gagtin Ronald Orzechowski Arlene Horn George D'E1ja .ff ff f x . GJ 'Il' HMV !f'U!,17x'lxx, ff ,- W A of ul' J ' . y Q N are eiwondrous dlllgenf' Wie I l ll fs y '.: Jerry Lee Lewis-Go home! fLeft to Rightlz K. Szajowski, H-. Flynn, M. Roselli, Albrecht, R. Orzechowski, R. Lazlo, J. Tyrrell, W. Doherty, P. Cook, D. Borchers, D. Schaeffer, R. Kemp, T. Lynch, W. Garrett, A. Nicolai, D. Roche. KAI Pianojs D'Elia. wr ii f ' f va. , . 'W' xX...,f 'X Michael Dolan Dorothy Gilligan Phyllis Albanese James Heraut enign . . . and full patient Well, some senior said this was the way to the office. iLeft to RightJ: R. Tiedemann, J, Black, J. Dooner, M. Spina, P. Foley, J. Landry, J. Mistretta, C. Morrissey. .I 'HQ '- I Put mine on topf' iLeft to Rightj: B. R. Mazzeo, D. Rosweck. See, I told you you could como through this way. lLefl to Rightjz R, Aumenta. ,- J. Heirn, R. Walsh, J. Bongiovanni, R. Kocot, R. Murray, D. Parisi. ,..-n-1 4 Siva, S. Hartnett, G, Kiely, A. Wolczak, 3'N 69 I xg x 9 1' wJ Q- ,- . - Q vi , z.,.., . Frank De Vito Gerald Stephans Philip Scibetta Richard Ypelaar 66 sr. Amgen. Marie rue laborers and Moderator nr-f The Big M-My, oh yes. fT0p Howl: R. Ypelaar, R. Giteles, F. DeVito, R. Kearney, M. Dalton, J. Bovasso, J. Berardo, C. Stephens. CBottom Howl: C. Mullen, E, Casey, C. Burns, M. Mahan, M, Grandomenico, M. Ryan, M. Sues, E. McCarthy. When she said K. Pf' I thought she meant King Pin. fLeft to Rightl: R. Callio. M. DePalma, J. Hogan, P. Sullivan, R. Norberg, T, Mitchell, M. Borelli, R. Wallinger, F. Johanns, W, 0'Mara. , 9 D 'iso blltluf' Miss M. De Biase Moderator Francls Mahon A-nn Marie Sicola Peter CHI'dl8ll0 Pappali-1I'd0 Yr :Gi .......,,, ,. g lrs owl es y T Loftus G Connors T Dugan, fSecond Rowj J Klernan M Bolha P Woods J Murray fTh1rd Rowj M Muirhead, A . , hey tell us such things Jo Ann Sargeant And mine will be right under yoursf' CLeft to RightJ: R. Glowacki, M. Hilken, R. Picardo, S. 0'Neill, H. Donohue, R. Moraghan, E. Turansky, B. Keegel. One, two, three, close. lLeft to Rightl: J. Mulligan E. McCough, R. Zupp, A. Shannon, F. Giacalone, J Durso, M. Flatley, M. Cadman, D, Cach, J. DeAngelo that make our hearts glad . . . Barbara O'Mara signs up customers: iLeft to Rightlz D. Skiba, B. Dis- polo, W. Mailley, T. Brarken, K. Berkheimer, M. Coleman. Just as the merry Canterbury pilgrims amused themselves during their tedious journey by their stories and merry quips, so the scholarly Michaelians allocate many a pleasant hour to entertainments as well as serious, extra-curricula activities. The senior trip to Washington was echoed by the student body's procession in honor of Mary. The annual retreat gave Michaelians an opportunity to isolate themselves from the active school year and reflect quietly on their personal spiritual status. Every Wednesday morning was eagerly awaited, since fourth period meant club period. Students' skills and talents from formal oratory to brush-and-palette work could easily be developed under the care of the patient and helpful moderators, The pre-Christmas season was delightfully enhanced by the in- spirational assembly presented by the juniors to commemorate the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and the traditional Christmas scenes portrayed by the Spanish students. The seniors delighted the school with their St. Patrick's Day offering, and were themselves honored when thirteen outstanding students were selected for the National Catholic Honor Society awards. The gruesome' exams were balanced by the gay social events: the Mission Danceg the Cheerleaders' Afternoon Dance, the Halloween Masquerade. All of these events have been recorded, not only in the Michaclian and Archangelo pages, but in the memories of all those who worked so hard to make 1957-1958 one of the most active and fun-filled years the Archangel has surveyed. ,f X .V x ll Cx X 5 SL . ll v l lu 5 I U f r ,gi F731 +mJ,,p H K X J R ' . W if iyyhgif lk He'd make a song or verse for delight, J oust and dance, draw pictures well, AC S and write? - The Squire The Washin ton Trip On October 31, November 1, and 2, 1957 the senior class went on its annual trip to the nation's capital. The two buses chartered for the trip were scheduled to leave the gym door at 6:30 A.M. Due to a half hour delay in their departure their anxiety and excitement grew with every passing minute. Finally at 7 A.M. they left on the first leg of their journey. On the way to their first rest stop at Delaware they went over the tremendous Delaware Memorial Bridge. Then they continued on to Maryland for lunch. One of the most interesting stops was at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. At Washington they visited the Capitol Building, the White House, the Smithsonian Institute, the F.B.I. Building, the Lincoln and Washington Monuments, Mount Vernon, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and the newly erected monument to those who died at Iwo Jima. Their trip was over after the three days, but they will never forget the wonderful sights and the fun and excitement that they experienced on their Washington trip. VOD May Crownin Brmg owers of the l1lf9Sl.,, During our journey, we, the seniors of 1958, have been going first to Mary, with Mary to Christ, and with both to our Father. In May, Mary s month, we attested our love and devotion by our great pro- cession and the crowning of Our Queen and Mother. In our procession we were truly marching in the Queenis regiment in the army of Christ, The King. This great procession began with the marching of the entire school, singing the beautiful hymns of Mary through Hamil- ton Park. The ceremony commenced with the crowning of our Blessed Mother at the main altar which was adorned with beauti- ful flowers. We hope we shall continue our journey all through our lives, as a regiment of heroes and heroines fighting the battles of the Lord courageously, vigorously and fearlessly under the leadership of Mary, our Queen, our Advocate, and our Mother. 78 12 A procesuon pause Barbara OMura Luth attendants Left to Right Vlary Pa! Sues Barbara 0Mara Elleen Casey Second Row Father Waldron 'Vlsgr VILWIIIIHIIIB Father Fltzgerald dr a 4 9' ,tw v r ? , , .92 'JJ A, ,dl I 4 1. V etreat Monsignor Leroy E. McWilliams Reverend Cotter, S- The annual retreat was held this year from January 28 to January 31 inclusive. Michaelian religious growth was greatly advanced by the retreat given this year by Reverend Cotter, SJ. The retreat day began with Mass and Holy Communion at 8:30 and the remainder of the day was devoted to spiritual conferences, spiritual reading, Rosary, the Vllay of the Cross and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, As the retreat came to a close with the Communion breakfast, seniors deeply appreciated the last opportunity St. Michael's provided to help improve their spiritual lives. They will carry with them into their future lives the spiritual benefits, strength, direction, and great peace and blessings gained in their retreats at St. Michael's. A gay moment at the Communion Breakfast. Left to Right: Father Cotter, Msgr. McWilliams Sister M. Thais, Father Fitzgerald. Q ly , , ,.,., - f -cy 3 Q X , -, , , ,, Q.3, .X r .- X x 'S '15 ,V , ,, ,,. N, ,, N , . ,, , X 9,74 Q f My 7 1 , 7 X D W it v, f QQ 7 ,fg HAM They have pierced my hands and feet . , . 'They have numbered all my' bones - - - Look down upon me, good and gentle Jesus. in ,Q ,, ? fl Michaelian Rocketts recreated the traditional 'Pinata'. St. Michael's High School has always been proud of its assemblies throughout the school years. The spotlight has beamed on many interesting and attrac- tive plays this year put on by the stu- dents. During the approaching days of Christmas, the juniors displayed their talents in a sketch concerning a Spanish Christmas and the unforgettable Pinata, The feast of Our Lady of Guada- lupen was re-enacted by Michaelian students. This was a truly inspiring story which reminded us of all the holy and diligent people in the world, and to the one poor boy to whom she appeared. Following a religious program, praises to Our Lady of Lourdes echoed throughout the auditorium. March 12 marked an assembly in honor of our dear Irish Saint Patrick. The Seniors made the true Irish spirit live again on the stage while the well- known Irish songs were sung. Assemblies Michael Zadroga as the unpleasant inkeeper refuses to admit: William Holt, Ella Mae Kelly, Ruth Caverly, Rosemarie Geremirz, Paulette Polashock, Elizabeth Lamp and Angela Pepe, KL. to r.l A final tableau portrays the traditional Christmas scene. Left to right: James Gallagher, Patricia Cleary Now Bridgie, don't get your Irish up! Patricia Servino as our Lady of Guadalupe smiles at Iuan Diego portrayed by Thomas Broderick. 84 85 Master Technician ! George Costa as the Bishop displays a picture of Our Lady of Guadalupe to players: Patricia Matelski, Diane Darmafalski, Barbara Kennedy, Robert Glowacki, Iames Jacobs, Joseph Mullen, Thomas Broderick, Peter Gannucci, John Doherty, Catherine Gentile, Patricia Marone, and Dolores Sulkowski. KL. to r.J X . fu X of-Q f Hfwnfmwwm www, , ,Q H1 , ,,,, ,,., , , , ,',, ,, f 'f rr-www-,MW W'Wv' -- W.. r 1 f ,, ,, lv-dr 'W is 1, . A ,E I L A it 1 G E!! x Margaret Shugrue gives some facts on the history of St. Patrick, John Kehoe Left to right: .lames Gallagher, Zita Ghio, Patricia Cleary, Arlene Flanagan, John Bradley. I ONLY asked what you were doing on March 17th. ' Left to right: John Bradley, Arlene Flanagan, and James Gallagher take their bows after a wonderful performance, One and two . . . dancing to the strains of Stack of Barley. ' Shades of St. Patrick! Comely lassies perform the Irish Jig If you were the only girl in the world . . . Eileen Kelly surrounded by Irish swains: Clockwise: Joseph Casey, Donald McLoughlin, Henry Riegler, Philip Caroll, Robert Winfield, and Francis Reardon. g.. r t W EIN , , wfkwlz., ff i f 7 S 2 fl 86 I The pause that refreshes merry ,nggers Take Fire. ' When Irish eyes are smiling!', Left to right, first row: Dolores Turoczi, Carol Ormiston, Carol Gorski, Carol Zimbarclo. Second row: Robert Kocot, Daniel O'Connell, Simon Coscia, Robert Swallow, and Joseph Casey. - E A -S ..-Q Sister Thais presents Edward Dzienis with his Honor Certificate, National Honor Society Patricia Murray explains character require- ments. . F X55 'it t :.' 1 Q78 National Catholic Honor Society winners are reward- ed. Seated: Pauline Stanowski, Elizabeth Cardillo, Agnes Cribbin, Patricia Murray, Mary Nassissi, Pa- tricia Sica, Standing: Edward Dzienis, Dorothy 88 w imma, kite , 1:21. Q Du-ulet, Carol Vignone, Sister Maria Thais, Mon signor Leroy MacWilIiams, Sister Cecilia Aloysius june Waddleton, Frances Dygulski, Carol Zimbardo Vincent Russo. Exams !! ! Come now, girls, you know Hamlet is a play and not a small town! Exam lunch break is enjoyed by, left to right: Therese Reilly, Ann Marie Gallagher, June Waddleton, Barbara 0'Mara, Elizabeth Nolan, and Anita Theile. lf' , Watch those eyes, Mary Ann! So that's the pluperfect tense! Exam post-mortem is held by, left to right: lane Kearnan, Mary Ann Coletta, John Cincerelli, James Murray and John Burcheski. 89 Carol Zimbardo First Place, Extemporaneous Speech Seton Forensic Lea ue AN VV x'-V 'v'l'l'QE1lIEi1'i!::: :Q Y ,AA Vincent Russo And this be our motto 6'In God Is Our Trust -these words from our own national anthem are my answer to the Russian satellite which has amazed and frightened the people of the world. As an American Catholic: I belive in the divine providence of God and in His increasing care and solitude for us all. I believe our American heritage is more than political and religious freedom, it is freedom from fear and freedom from want. The very founda- tions upon which our American way of life has been built will be our bulwark against the dangers with which we are now faced. I believe in President Eisenhower and his ad- ministration will protect the United States by making use of every means to advance in nuclear warfare. We must see to it that our growth is strong enough to safeguard the general welfare and yet be free enough to safeguard the human rights of man. I believe that in unity there is strength and that everyone of us, no matter what our position in life may be, must work and pray to keep a unified America and to form a world brotherhood of nations. I believe that we should daily pledge allegiance to the fiag of the United States which symbolizes the ideals which we have fought for from the Revolu- tionary War to the Korean War, in order to keep for us that peace which we now enjoy. I believe that the United States, with the help of God will soon be foremost in space weapons. I believe then-that conquer we must-when our cause it is just-please God that it is-for this be our motto-L'In God Is Our Trust. SETON FORENSIC SPEECH -- SEGREGATION Segregation can be compared to a plague-a deadly plague. It didn't have its beginning in Little Rock. This was only an outbreak. It was here ever since God created mang when the human mind began to distinguish between color and one man said, MI am white, and you are black, brown, red, yellow. Now that segregation has spread all over the United States, the question arises concerning integration. Should we have integration or should man live separately, hiding behind the borders of his own individual state? There are two known kinds of integration existing today: the first is when a few choice negro students are selected to attend school with the other white children, in this way there is a vast limitation. The second is when negroes and whites from one section attend the same neighborhood school. Fifteen percent of the pupils in New York are negro. But negro leaders are not satisfied, they argue for racial balance. Each school should at least contain 1571 negro children. This is almost impossible, for the housing patterns in New York City are predominantly white in one section or black. But they are not abandoning their plans for integration, for the negroes are demanding bus transportation from section to section. A program has also been achieved which calls for the rezoning of school districts. New schools will be built on the fringes of white and negro sections, A good example of transportation is the traveling of thirteen negroes from the Bronx, which takes them from two to three hours daily, just to attend school with white children. If this is successful, there is a possibility that it will spread. The cities in the south are citing New York as what will happen if they start integration, which they are set against, I must ask you a question: Do the children follow their mothers and fathers or do they have their own individual ideas? Where prejudice is planted, it will grow. Just how far can segregation go? - Transcribed from notes made at contest welif 'U ME Club officers deciding the future course of history! Left to right: Joseph Casey, Robert Sharrock, George Colantonio, Daniel O'Connell. Eugene Turner stresses a point during Senior Forum. Left to right: Stanley Troy, Patricia Larkey, Edward Dzienis, Elizabeth Cardillo, Eugene Turner, Kenneth Roginski, Carol Gorski, John Conte, Anthony Donato. X Thomas Broderick displays his trophy won for extern- poraneous speaking to Sister Magdalen. Award-winning debaters settle international problem. Left to right: Robert Sharrock, Joseph Casey, John Donahue, Joseph Aumenta, John Wierzbycki, L4 Seton Forensic ea ue The members of the Seton Forensic League can very well be proud of them- selves for they have established a splendid record in oratorical competition. Yincent Russo placed first in the ora- torical declamation division, while Carol Zimbardo was triumphant in extemporan- eous speaking and will represent Saint Michaels in the Xationals in Chicago. The Debating Team members have com- piled a fine record and have climaxed it with impressive victories over Marist and Holy Family. The members of the team consist of Robert Sharrock, Joseph Casey. John Don- ahue and John YY-ierzbvcki. Vincent Russo and Carol Zimbardo, first place winners in the original oratory and extem- poraneous speaking contest receive their trophies from Sister Anne Bernadette, executive secretary of the Seton Forensic League at the Grand Tournament held in December. e Cross Willing hands make light work: Left to right: Marie Baier Eileen Kelly, Patricia Devlin, Paulette Polashock. Mission lub One of the most active and participat- ing clubs in the high school is the Mis- sion Club. The mission spirit of sacri- fice, characteristic of Saint Michael's, is seen by their generous contribution to help make Mission Day a huge success. Mission Day is only one of the ways in which St. Michael's shows its ability to aid the missions, Other activities that the student body engage in are the Mis- sion Dance, mite boxes, clothing drives, and saving canceled stamps. Congratulations to the Moderator, Sr. Emily Jose, the president, John Kisela, and the vice-president, Walter Grabow- ski, for doing such a fine job of keeping the Mission Club on top. 94 The Red Cross Club is devoted to charitable tasks. Members have made scores of cheery favors to brighten holiday hospital trays. Recent meet- ings were devoted to forums on healthier living. The club, under its new moderator, Mr. E. Von Bing, continues to cheer shut-ins and or- phans with their generous donations of bright picture books, games, toys and puzzles, Bishops Relief Fund campaign planned by Ccloclcwisej: Peter Can- nucci, George Costa, John Kisala, Walter Crabowski, Mary Ann Murray, Rosemary Novellino, Theresa Riley, Joan Minarick. uture Teac ers Club MODERATOR - MISS DE BIASE One of the new and most interesting clubs this year at St. Michaelis is Wfhe Future Teachersf, The members in this club who are anxious to become teachers, have ample opportunities for advance study and intelligent advice. Qualifica- tions for certification, the preparation of lesson plans, and the surveying of various educational philosophies are only some of the various studies pur- sued each week. Each member receives special training in conducting a class. Each student is given the opportunity to develop his particular style under the guidance of Miss De Biase. With her help, these future teachers' goals seem to become easier to achieve. 412 fx amauw, 7 'W W if Possible teaching careers are discussed by Patricia Servino Cseatedb and Mary Ann Andryzewski, Barbara Garafolo, Catherine Cassidy fstandingl. Wake np, little Zito! A model lesson is demonstrated by Patricia Servino to: First row, left to right: Barbara Baron, Helen H'erraut, Noreen Berkheimer, Second row: Ioan Sawinski, Ztta Ghto. Third row: Eileen Heirn, Eleanor Olson, Patricia Larkey, Patricia Murray. '-5Gluu4' pulli- I, 1 Sister Rose Marita discusses college board material with fleft to rightl: Eleanor Olson, Antonia Zaccardi, Carol Gorski, Sheila Toal, Eileen Heirn, Elizabeth Cardillo, and Frances Wilczenski. usic ppreciation In its initial year, the Music Apprecia- tion Club, under the guidance of Miss Papparazzo, has attained success. Its mem- bers, by listening to the music of famous classical composers and nationally cele- brated jazz musicians, have learned to understand and value it. The seniors wish many more years of success to our new Music Appreciation Club. - amuluxqur R uidance lub MODERATOR--SR. ROSE MARITA No exploration is any better than its guide, especially at its beginning. After that most of the explorers can decide and determine for themselves. So it is in the exploration of life, in the begin- ning the explorers require a competent guide or the entire trip may be a failure. St. Rose, through her Guidance Club renders such a service to the pupils of St. Michael's High School. She makes them aware of the many opportunities which life can hold for them. In the guidance room one may find pamphlets and catalogues from the nati0n's finest colleges and universities. Many erstwhile students of St. Michael's who have found success owe much of it to Sr. Rose and her Guidance Club. 7 Dennis Bcheny points out an interesting article in Billboard to John Bradley as Helen Donahue, Mary Schrodi, and Margaret Oras prepare to play musical comedy records for club members. Sister Therese Alma leads the choristers in song. itur ical Club The melodious voices of the Liturgical Club may be heard every Wednesday' morning through our hallowed halls, The clu'b participates in all the religious ceremonies which occur during the year. They revealed their excellent training by their moderator Sister Therese Alma at the assembly given in honor of the 100th Anniversary of Our Lady of Lourdes. Each year the group prepares anxiously for the annual archdiocesan demonstration in which they are active members. SECOND SOPRANOS: First row, left to right: Ann Cirit, Theresa Strazalkowski, Dolores Turoczi, Rosemarie Ceremia. Second row: Hannah Barberi, Irene McAuley, Patricia Cleary, Ruth Caverly. Third row: Berenice Tuohy, Elizabeth Hopf, Patricia Marone, Angela Pepe, Ceorgiana Bauer, sound their ah's. xg? X S aww, Student ouncil MODERATOR-SR. CECILIA The Student Council has been an im- portant and vital part of the routine at St. Michaells. In medieval times, the center of the feudal system was the knight. At the present time, the center of the Student Council is our president, Vincent Russo. just as Harry Bailly kept order among the pilgrims on their journey to Canterbury, the student councilors keep order among the students on their way to classes. Traflic problems have been minimized by their alertness and efficiency. Vincent Russo begins the school day, Our Father Semor Counczllors: Annette Lotito, Ethelann Henn, Mary Ann Logan, Iune Wacldleton, Arlene Flanagan and Eugene Turner fleft to rightj study Vincent Russo's chart for assembly seating. ww :w,t.m,:.4M'mw.a4.:,1vfxwnsp ,Issaxywsff ' f wr Mac, 4 , Z., ff 4' Fx' , - W' ':: eQzfm4r:'mz1gicr'a:rzm:-:rf . . s Art lub ,ff The Oualities of Roman architecture are explained by: Left to right: James Jacobs, Kathleen Burgess, Edmund Loverde, Kathlleen Brown and George Lubik. The Art Club, though not entirely new to Saint Michael's, has undergone a revolution with Sister Richard Ann as moderator, The art students have undertaken many varied and interesting projects such asg designs in copper, poster making, old English letterings, and oil paintings, Evidence of the aartistsw work can be found in the main corridors and in Sister Richard Annls homeroom. Catholic Action lub To the average student at Saint plays the club presents and plans the con- Michaelis, Catholic action means more than tests Which the members sponsor. Every its title denotes. This activity is conducted Micllaelian realizes that the Catholic Ac- under the ahle guidance of Sister Gabriel tion Club is the nucleus of all CXIILI- Dolores, who organizes the many religious Cu1'riCul21r aCtiViti6S. Club members prepare for February's Catholic Press Month. Left to right: Mark O'Connell, Ralph Pinto, Joseph Rajsteter, Sr. Gabriel Dolores, Joyce Eckert. 99 417W Service Club The many demands made upon the Service Club members are always gracious- ly fulfilled. The members always perform with efficiency and willingness much to the admiration of those served. They are al- ways ready to offer their services when they are needed. During Christmas time, the funds they have raised go to the Sisters of Charity at St. Anne's Villa. . wmv Fleanor Olson and Izlecn Hezrn lunch on the job. Cafeteria Staff Regma McCarran Eleanor Olson, Mrs, Casey, Susan Hartnett, and Eileen Helm prepare to serve hungry Mlchaelians. l ff f fr ,4ff ichaelian Saint Michael's answer to the New York Times, the Michaelian once again appeared upon the journalistic scene this year. The stu- dents with their usual school spirit received the newspaper whole-heartedly. The fine staff ofthe Michaelian reported all the current events which happened in the school. They also featured short stories and special articles about the students themselves. The entire staff hopes that the future editors of the Michaelian will carry on this fine tradi- tion in news writing. ' Carol Ann Vignone, Edward Dzienis, Margaret Shugrue and Frances Dygulskz proofread Michaelian's final edition. Elizabeth Cardillo Archangelo Barbara Nunzio Co-Editor r Co-Editor Barbara O,Mara Editor-in-Chief Clockwise: Carol Vignone, George Colantonio, Frances Dygulski and Elaine Scherr pose at Fordham, 102 5- gr-V 5 Sports editors Henry Riegler and Anthony Donato turn Final copy is prepared by Arcnangeto typists: Left to finished copies over to typists Carol Vignone and Judith right: Carol Walczuk, Barbara Nunzio and Dorothy Freer. Dwulet. Carol Zimbardo discovers an interesting item as staff members review past Archangelos. Clockwise: Elizabeth Cardillo, Margaret Shugrue, Frances Dygulski, George Colantonio, Carol Zimbardo, and Barbara O'Mara. y f 'N E I 1 ji- iii 151 e , 5 f i I 5 I l M i I i Carol Zimbardo and Joan Minarick enjoy their Fordham yearbook conference visit. Business managers check accounts, Left to right: Donald McLoughlin, Anita Theile and Sheila Toal. h '-ig .-.'. an if sq R Jif - ,ya , ,i I 1 L. MV Fil , , al 42 m. e, The music man - Dick Allen and Co. The music goes round and round, and so do the gay dancers f . , f ,, ,f , Nu., f., f ,,ff.,,f, ff ff ,f mu J ill 1 ll Yau U UV 'Www '-'L va -I V JVKJU U .1 V ,O s P Truth and honor, freedom and 'V 1' 'gf U -YI. 'ge 'J My N VV f asketball , Eid NFS 4 ROBERT KOCOT ffuf NM ff Vryy I W ' Q' f f My ,i 53 I f I mv'- ff ,XX f'-.X A , iw-'g:g,25l41kwSZ,w. K- icq, BOB SWALLOW i DONALD MCLOUGHLIN 1 1958 introduced many new faces and recruits from last year's .l.V. team to St. Michael varsity, Sparkpluggcd by veterans Bunky Reardon, ,lim Gallagher, and Bob Winheld, the team received a contribution of speedsters Bob Kocot, Donald McLoughlin and Bob Swallow from the track team. Despite the tcam's efforts, especially Kocotis outstanding plays, the team lacked the coordination acquired by a veteran team. The score- board, however, has no room for men- tioning the tremendous school spirit and sheer enjoyment in playing always evidenced by a Michaelian team, and particularly this one. 1957-1958 BASKETBALL SEASON St. Michael 83 ......... Alumni 62 59 ... .... Lincoln Sl 42 .. . . . . Snyder 64 69 ... ... St. Anthony's 67 57 ... ... St. Peter's 58 43 . . . . .. St. Aloysius 51 56 ... . .. Ferris 72 43 . .. . . . Dickinson 42 53 . . . Queen of Pcucc 54 62 .... St. Mary's 56 56 .... Pope Pius XII 58 33 . . . . . . St. Pcter's 65 61 . . . . . . St. Aloysius 72 56 . . . . . . Snyder 612 Sl . . . . . . Dickinson 63 41 Ferris 71 65 . . . St. Cecilia's 67 73 . . . . . . Lincoln 60 VARSITY First row, left to right: William Wilterschien, Michael Yan- nuzzi, Dennis Mc-Govern. James Dillon, Francis Reardon. Second row: Donald McLoughlin, Robert Kocot, Ed Hlav- ach, Stanley Gurski, Jim Gallagher, Bob Winfield, Mr. Walliiig, Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY First row, left to right: Michael Scibetta, George Connors, Michael Yannuzzi, Michael Depalma, Dennis McGovern, Brendan Keegal. Second row: Tommy Brodenick, Managerg Billy Holt, Score- keeperg Frank Mahon, Robert McCarthy, Michael Dolan, Fred Lipinski, James Murray and Coach Mr. Walling. CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT St. Michael 51 ......... Ferris 64 68 ......... St, Anthony's 57 CATHOLIC TOURNAMENT St. Michael 83 . ...... Archbishop Walsh 58 109 , X S: M 1 Q Tiff 'I 3 H252 A! B. fi HU QL. ' AA: 'M 1, A ww I Q Y 'fat 'E ' I H Q Q T f , 'Hi fi 3 fff .. X fp mga Q , 53 is 1 V Yu ,L Nov. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. 1957 1957 1958 1958 1958 1958 1958 1958 1958 1958 in l QL, il' 9 A 941' ' 1 and Maureen Flanelly, VARSITY MEMBERS First row left to right Joan MlHHFlClC Dolores Lew Second row Rita Kulfszynski Asst. 'Vlanager' Eileen Bell, Pat Devlin Rose Ann Mazzio Carol Tulko Marie Elena Bolha Manager. Third row: Mary Pat Sue' Karen Perry Rachel Donahue, Carol Mullins Elizabeth Turansky. Fourth row: Helen Donahue, Margaret Oras, Patricia Woods 0 9 Joan Minarick Dolores Lew Co-Captain C0-Captain Sacred H8352 H0l'0k0f1 2709 St. Michael's girls, basketball team, St' D'?mm'9S, J' C' os' under the excellent coaching of Miss St. Michael s, U. C. Won . . ,f Holy Family, Bayonne Lost D6ttl11lgCf, anxl the guldalnce o lmmaculate Conception, Montclair Won S1StC1' Cecllla Al0yS1llS, have enjoyed 21 Sf- C?Cili2,,K0HrI1y WON successful year. In game after game, the ?2?cfIfl?,gS'va3VTfIl'Y. girls .have tlisplayed not only a sports- SL Lukas hohukus Won manlike sp1r1t, but also a line basketball Our Lady, of the Valley, Orange Won technique. The record speaks for itself: How far away is the basket, Pat? ? ' f ' i '- 1 0 I 1 ,, X ,f London bridges? Up 'scope! Dolores Lew determined- ly guards Holy Family forward. Rose Ann Mazzio takes to the air for h'gh n , K , Better get a ladder, Eileen! a I 0 e 'Reafhmg for the m00Vl. Pal? 113 First row, left to right: Kenneth Anderson, Peter Cardicllo, Franvis Principe. Second row: Mr: Finn, Ernest Tollentino, George Colantonio, Robert Koeot, Stanley Troy, Mr, Caughran. gland row: Charles O'Brien, Donald McLaughlin, Anthony Cillio, Charles Dolan, and Albert ams. The neighboring outdoor track has thundered many an afternoon with the lightning steps of St. Michael's champion track team. Indoor sessions at i the Jersey City Armory gave these fleet-footed athletes an opportunity to maintain their championship form. Track meets throughout the city and state always find St. Michael's the team to beat, especially since it is so ably coached by Mr. Thomas Finn and Mr, J. Gaugran. Departing senior mem- bers leave their batons in the capable hands of city cham- pions Al Adams and Ernest Mr. Gaughran Tollentino. Mr. Finn St. Michael's track team is enjoying one of its banner seasons as other teams can testify. The cross-country team had its share of injuries and in most of the track events was incapable of fielding its strongest team. The team composed of Bob Kocot, Al Adams, Don McLaughlin, Ernest Tollentino, and Pete Ganucci took a third place in the Hudson County Inter-Scholastic Athletic Association. Others who participated in cross-counry were Ken Anderson, Bob Swallow, Frank Principe and George Colantonio. I Indoors, the mile and two mile relay teams have rendered a fine account of themselves wherever they participated. The mile relay took a third place in the Snowbird Meetw held at Karney. The two mile relay took a third place at the Philadelphia Inquirer Meet and got into the finals of the National Two Mile Relay Championships, and also captured the Two Mile Relay Champion- ship in the City Meet. This team is considered one of the finest in the state. Track Stars Ernest Tollentino and Al Adams take a breather. Two Mile Award Winning Relay Team: Left to right: Robert Kocot, Al Adams, Ernest Tollentino and Peter Gannucci. Track Put your best foot forward. Senior team members: Left to right: George Colantonio, Robert Kocot, Stanley Troy, Donald McLaughlin, Robert Swallow. One and two mile relay teams: Left to right: George Colantonio. Robert Kocot, Ernest Tollentino, Peter Gannucci, Al Adams, and Donald McLoughlin. We Marathon: here we come! 115 Their perfect and eye-catching formations have won the admiration of the numerous spectators. C eerleaders FRANCES WILCZENSKI School spirit, pep, personality! These are characteristics of the St. Micl1ael's cheerleaders under the leadership of the captain, Marilyn Sparks and co- captain, Regina Cullen. The basketball courts this year have echoed with the vigorous cries of the girls on the squad, Our boys have had a successful year spurred on by the peppy performances of: Marilyn Sparks, Regina Cullen, Frances Wilczenski, Carol Zimbardo, Frances Mulligan, Margaret O'Connell, Patricia Marone, Margaret Leane, Joyce Eckert, Rose Marie Frangione, Katherine Buonocore. Left to right: Frances Mulligan, Carol Zimbardo, Patricia Marone, Joyce Eckert, Rosemary Frangione, Frances Wilczenski, Margaret Leane, Margaret O'Connell, it MARILYN SPARKS ,- f, 0 n, AQ' CAROL ZIMBARDO REGINA CULLEN Black Team J.V. cheerleaders line up. Left to right: Ann Marie Sicola, Marne Breheney, Margaret Cullen, Janet Mullen, Marie Baier, Marilyn Spina, Eleanor Martin and Catherine McCarthy. Orange Team J.V. cheerleaders pose: First row, left to right: Carol Gordon, Pat Fay, Luville YVitkowski, Maureen O'Conn0r. Second row: Mary Schrade, Patricia McGee, Regina Mc- Faul, Josephine Manikas. 117 Acknowledgments Retracing the steps along our path of travels has been a memorable and joyous experience. Here at the foot of the altar our journey has come to its end. With humble submission to the will of God we look ahead, ahead to a mist-filled future, ahead to a more extensive journey, ahead perhaps to different paths for each of us, paths which may never cross again. Thus, as we gently close the cover of this our 1958 edition of the Archangelo, three thoughts and desires remain uppermost in our mindsg that our journey, with all its obstacles and joys may have come to some avail, that by our mistakes those following will profit, and that perhaps somewhere there remains even a small vestige of our journey-a vestige that will flourish and bring forth good. With heartfelt thanks, we, the staff of the 1958 Archangelo express our appreciation to all those who in any way have aided us in this publication of our yearbook: To our pastor, Monsignor Leroy McWilliams and his assistant priests for their friendly guidance and direction. Our principal, Sister Maria Thais, who has always been a guide and mentor, our teachers and classmates who made our journey so pleasant and so rewarding, most especially, our moderator, Miss E. Muller, and our financial director, Sister Mary Magdalen. X Our photographer, Mr. Davis and his assistants, Mr. Christie and Mr, O'Brien, who generously allocated us their time and skills, our publisher, Mr. Lawshe, for his advice and encouragement, to Elaine Scherr, our former classmate, for her sketches, and finally, All the faithful friends who have in any way assisted us in financing our 1958 Archangelo. mx 'i Ncwm w. 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Dolan Rev. Joseph Donnelly Very Rev. F. B. Fallon Rev. Harold Fitzpatrick Rev. Crispin Fuino, Conv. Rt. Rev. James Hamilton Rev Rev. Rev. Rev Rev. Michael Hornak Benedict Howe J. A. Karelewski Francis Lind Leo Martin Rt. Rev. T. Monaghan Very Rev. W. Moriarty, Rev, John O'Brien Rev. Martin Piasecki Rev. George Santora Rev. Francis Sexton Rt. Rev. Joseph Shovlin Albanese, Mr. and Mrs. M. Altimari, Mrs. Frances Angelo, Joseph Ann's Bakery C.P. Apicetorme, Mrs. Nancy Cr Son Buddy Boyle S C7 A Club Cadillac Renting Service Carroll, Mrs. P. Carroll, Mr. P. Chmielewski, Mr. and Mrs. C. Coleman, Dr. John W. Cribbin, Miss Elizabeth Derer, Josephine DiNardo, Commish Donahue, Miss Josephine Driscoll, Patricia Duciwicz, Mr. Julius Duffy, Mr. Thomas Dygulski, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dzienis, Mr, and Mrs. E. Efficiency Heating C1 Appliance Co. Esposito Hardware Co. Feeney, Mrs. Bessie Finn, Thomas J. PATRONS Fortunato, Sonny Fitz, Mr. and Mrs. Cary's Cleason, Thomas Crazioso, Anthony L. Heun, Paul, Jr. Hirch, Weissbard Jim's Stationery Store Joe C1 Bill's Tavern John's Delicatessen Junction Food Center Karpinski, Walter 6' Dorothy Klein's Pharmacy Kowalshik, Mrs. Joan LaMonica's Market Larkey, Mr. and Mrs. H. MacDonald, Joseph Marchetta Family McElroy, Frank Moscatiello Family Nassissi, Mrs. M. Nassissi, Nina Natelli's Real Estate C1 lns. Nora, Charles C1 Tish O'Connell, Mrs. Mary O'Connor, Mr. John O'Mara, Mr. John Piasecki, Rev. Martin A. Pienkowski's Pharmacy Polomski's Cirocery Store Pope, Mr. James Primentel, Mrs. Barbara Rakowski, Mr. Charles Roles, Dorothy Rubenstein G Sons Co. Rutfo, Mrs. Schmitt, Catherine Schneider's Montgomery Bakery Starnes, Mrs. Veronica 5' Family Straus, H. Smith C1 William Pharmacy Swallow, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Tiedemann, Mr, and Mrs. J. Tiedemann, Thomas Timmons, Jackie Urich, Dr. M. Veca, Vincent Ventre's Stove Cr Repair Shop Waskiewicz, Mrs. Pauline Zampella's ----:h-0-00000 Q9-Qooooooooo 'AAA ---' - A --A A --0-4:::: -oooo4:-oo4:--- - vv BOOSTERS Abrams, Mrs. Susan Allison, Mr. G Mrs. Bill Amabile, A. Anthony Angelson, Jewelers Anzlone, Andrew Arrix, Bob Babs and Rose Bachet, Mr. C1 Mrs. P. Barberi, Mrs. H. Barry, William F. Barth, Patricia Battista, Mr. C. Battisto, Mr. D. Battle, Marjorie Belotti, Mr. 6' Mrs. S. Bianco, Richard Blum, Mrs. Joseph Boland, Mrs. Jean Bolene, Miss Theda Borsacchi, Mildred A. Bradley, Mrs. Briody's Tavern Brown, Miss Mary Bulisok, Antionette Burke, John Burns, Mr. G Mrs. Robert Byrnes, James Calabria, Marie Carbone, Louis Carroll, Bob Carroll, Mary Ann Cavallo, Mr. 6' Mrs. C. Cerchio, Carol Cinotti, Dr. William R. Clark, Mr. 6' Mrs. R. Coleman, Ronald Conroy, Bobby Cook, Mr. C1 Mrs. Peter Corell, Mrs. Ann Corell, Mr. Cr Mrs. Robert Costabile's Electric G Radio Co. Cox, Edward Crawford, Michael Cribbon, Jr. Mr. Cr Mrs. Thomas Cribbin, Mr. Bernard Cuprill, Barbara Curtin, Mrs. Daly, Claire Daly, Evelyn Dearing, Anne Deery, J. C. De La Ronba, Edward R. De Lalla, Mr. 6' Mrs. Roland DeMarco, Miss Mildred Dino Brothers DiNicola, Family DiNicola, Cerald Disser, Mrs. J. Doddy, Sheila Dolores 8' Cene Donato, Mr. Dominick Donato, Mr. 6' Mrs. Louis Donnelly, Mr. 6' Mrs. Dougherty, Mr. 6' Mrs. Charles Downey, Mr. T. Dubilier, Joe Dygulski, Eileen Dzienis, George Edwards, Dr. T. W. Egan, Mr. T. Ely, Mr. B. Emight, Christopher Ertle, Florence Feely, Imelda Fenton, Carol Ferris Wheel Restaurant Fidura, Alice Fortunato, Ann Frankel, Fannie Frawinski, George Free, Mr. C1 Mrs. Walter Freer, Mr. 6' Mrs. E. French Cream Putt Co. Frescki, Mr. 6' Mrs. Friendly Shoppe Callegher Miss Carol Callegher Mr. Cr Mrs. Charles C-allegher Mr. C1 Mrs, Edward Ciallegher Mrs. Elizabeth Callegher, Mr. C1 Mrs. James Callegher, Mr. Cr Mrs. Joseph Ciallegher, Mr. Lawrence Callegher, Mr. 6' Mrs. Lawrenc Callegher Mr. Peter Ciallegher Mr. G' Mrs. Thomas Callegher Mr. William Callegher Callegher: Mr. C7 Mrs. William Mr. 6' Mrs. William Carotalo, Barbara Ciarften, Mr. G Mrs. B. Caughran, James C-. C-hio, Angelo Cook, Mr. Cr Mrs. S. Corewicz, Mr. C1 Mrs. Walter C-ray's Candy Store C-ray, Miss Dolores 6 :cts A---:c++-:oc-:ro-4:--z-:oooc BO0STER'S Graham, Thomas Graziano, Tommy Gumbrecht, Bernice Gurtatowski, Mr. Cr Mrs. W. Guskend, Mrs. Hague, Mrs. Halleck, Mr. 6' Mrs. Milton Hammond, Mrs. B. Hammond, Mr. Cv' Mrs. L. Hammond, Mr. T. Hammond, Mr. Er Mrs. T. Hansinger, Mr. G Mrs. Robert Hart, Miss Margaret Hawkins, Mr. Michael Hemlak, Mr. 6' Mrs. Henn, Mrs. Ethel Hernandez, Dr. M. Holy Family Academy Hudson Camera Hunt, Miss Madeline lacornantium, Jennie lhug, William Imperial, Mr. 6' Mrs. Peter Jimmy the Butcher Johnson, Mrs. Emily Johnson, Miss Arlene Joseph's Beauty Parlor Junction Taxi Cab Kacpura, Mr. G Mrs. F. Kaholewski, Mr. 6' Mrs. J. Kans, Mr. 6' Mrs. Thomas Kapec, Jr., Mr. 6' Mrs. J. Kapec, Mr. C1 Mrs. J. Karpinski, Henry Karpinski, Julia Kelly, Joann Kelly, Miss Margarite Kelly, Marie Kelly, Nancy Kenny, Francis W. King, Mr. Richard Kowalski, Mr. Er Mrs. L. J. Kroll, George Krysinski, Mr. Edward Krysinski, Mr. 6' Mrs. John Kuhl, Andrew A. Kuhl, Lillian Kurdener, Mr. 6' Mrs. Labor, Michael J. Lambe, Mrs. Francis Lambe, Thomas Leo's Harmony Bar Livengstone, Marlene Logan, Terry and Pat Long, John B. Lotito, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lowery, William Jr. Macanka, Joseph MacNeil, Louise Madigan's Boys Mahoney, Mrs. Genny Maksymowicz, Edward Maksymowicz, Edward Jr. Maksymowicz, lrene Maksymowicz, Diane Mallue, Mr. G Mrs. William Manziano, James Manziano, V. Margolis, H. Marshall, Eddie Marsinok, Mr, Er Mrs. John Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Mary's Candy Store Maski, Mr. and Mrs. Mastray, Mrs. Peter Mastrogiovanni, Frank Mazzaiese, Angelo Mazzonise, Samuel V. McAulay, John R. McDonald, Mrs. Dorothy McDonald, Mrs. Gene McGovern, Lucille R. Mclnerney, Margaret Melow, Mr. Al Meloro, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Merrill's Metro Formal Wear Co. Minarick, Mr. and Mrs. Minarick, Henry Mongebell, Mr. and Mrs. Modern Home Monaco, Tony Montverde, Barbara Morning Star Bakery Moriarty, Cecelia Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Napiorski, Josephine Negran, Frankie N. J. Food Center Newman Nooberg, Gus O'Brien, Mrs. Peggy O'Brien, Mrs. R. J. Sr. O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Olszewski, Phil ' O'Mara, Mr. and Mrs. William ' ---1:-1p4:---14:--:v4:-- O'Mara, Matthew T., Jr. O'Mara, Mr. James O'Mara, Mrs. James O'Mara, Robert James O'Neil, Mr. and Mrs. John Paladino, Mr. and Mrs. Anthon Pantone, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parenty, Pete and Nancy Pasko, Joseph Pasquale, Carmine Pete's Tavern Pitkowski, Mr. and Mrs. John Piscopo, Jenny Pizzuot, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reiss, Rose Reynolds, Billy Ricci, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rice, Mrs. Florence Roginski, Henry Roginski, Theodore Rotendi, Anthony Russell, Leonora Ryan, Michael Sauter, Catherine Sawinski, Barbara Sawinski, Mrs. V. Scepkowski, Mr. and Mrs. F. Schultz, Harry Siely, Kathleen Sepanski, Edward Shaughnessy, Mrs. M. Sheridan, Marianne Shields, Bob Siciliano, Joseph Smith, Louis Sobato, Mr. and Mrs. William Spiewak, Mr. P. Spiewak, Mr. and Mrs. Starphy, Mrs. Charles Stroll, Mr, and Mrs. Paul oqooooooooc ------ :bc--A-:vc---A ---+:so4:--- BOOSTERS Y Swift, Mrs. Ethele Tafuri, Mr. Nick Taylor, Robert The Ferriswheel Tiedemann, Eileen Tiedemann, Robert Timmins Patricia Timmins, James Toal, Mr, John 'Toezi, Frank Tooman, Mrs. Gloria Tooman, Mrs. Mary Turano, Mr. J. Turano, Mrs. J. Trawinski, George Vaza, Richard R. Vetter, Mrs. Anna Vetter, John Virrazzi, Ernestine Virrazzi, Mrs. Olivia Wady, Mr. and Mrs. Walczuk, Geraldine Walczuk, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Walter's Gas Station Walsh, Miss Walsh, Mr. Daniel Waskiewicz, Mr. Anthony Weisenboch, Mr. and Mrs. Wilizewski, Barbara Wilizewski, Irene and Eddie Winiewski, Miss Barbara Wittershein, George Wrightington, Mr. and Mrs. E Wyholt, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Zabiga, Carol and Pat Zabiga, Mr, and Mrs. W. and Lorraine Zimbardo, Elaine Zimmermann, Mr. and Mrs. A Zimmerman, Mrs. Mary l 123 Cpl t ffh F Iv of SAINT MICHAEL HIGH SCHOOL AND SAINT MICHAEL GRAMMAR SCHGOL :11::1::::vc --viv- tc: ::: : CONGRATULATIONS TO JOHN AND THE CLASS OF l958 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley, '29 Patricia Bradley, '57 Mary Bradley Mary Leary 125 :pc---- --A- ----- :'c'---- ::::9-c::::: All Photographs In The 1958 Archangelo By DAVIS STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHS OF MERIT Jersey City Bayonne R Offering A Complete And Comprehensive Photographic Service For Yearbooks, Journals, Etc. - -7 - --A'--:rc--:p-o-00:19-oo4::::::::bo---- -1oc--1-Jc- .... - -- 126 --A-I- 'll ---- - -- .... AAAAAA AAA - -945---v:D0'9t-:t-- .... 30004: Congratulations to Our Daughter ANITA And the Class of l958 MR. AND MRS. FRED THEILE 40 Sheffield Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey Congratulations to ANITA And the I958 Graduates BETTE CLARE THEILE McCLOSKEY D54 and BOB McCLO'SKEY Compliments of MARGARET DWYER McQUADE Class of '51 HEnderson 2-8302 HYCRADE Door and Window Co. Aluminum Windows, Doors, Porch Enclosures, Jalousies, Awnings and Tub Enclosures 490 Communipaw Avenue' Jersey City, N. J. :::::::poc:::: ::o-c:1::1o4: Congratulations to MARILYN And the Class of '58 MR. AND MRS. B. SPARKS Congratulations to HENRY And the Class of '58 MRS. MARION RIEGLER Congratulations to THERESA And the Class of l958 THE STRZALKOWSKI FAMILY Congratulations to Our Daughter PAT And the Class of '58 MR. AND MRS. J. SICA - -- ---9oc: ---14:--:l:-- --- :Joc:::::1ooc::: ::::-- ----- - Congratulations to DONALD And Graduates of 1958 MRS. E. McLAUGHLIN AND FAMILY Congratulations to BARBARANN Love Mom and Dad MR. AND MRS. MATTHEW O'MARA Congratulations to BARBARANN And the Class of l958 Best Wishes for Future Success And Happiness MR. AND MRS. JOHN LALKO AND SON. JOHN. JR. Congratulations to El LEEN And the Class of 1958 JOHNNY AND PAULINE o-00900000-0-oc Congratulations to PAULA MOM, DAD and RICHARD Congratulations to JUDY from ELAINE Congratulations to DOLORES And the Class of l958 MR. and MRS. A. TUROCZI Congratulations to EILEEN and the Class of '58 MRS. CATHERINE COLEMAN and FAMILY 1oc::::t::::1oc:::::roooc:::3 :poo-c-:-o4:---:p4: ::: -- Compliments of Class 1OA SISTER MARY DOLOROSA Moderator Congratulations to CAROL ANN Love THE VIGNONE FAMILY Compliments of WALSH'S SHOE REPAIR lBasement of H. L. Creenl 151 Newark Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey Congratulations to JOSEPH And the Class of 1958 R. AND MRS. JOSEPH CASEY RICHARD CASEY '61 MARY CASEY Compliments of Class 1OD SISTER THERESE ALMA Moderator Compliments of MR. AND MRS. J. GILLIS SW VARIETY OFFSET PRINTING COMPANY Quality Printing ZOO Pavonia Avenue Jersey City, N. J. 5-1615 Congratulations to The Class of 1958 DiGIACINTO MARKET 215 Brunswick Street lCorner Eighth Streetl :::::v4:::1:::1c::::o4:::oo-az: 9.9.0000-o-O0-OO --- Compliments of Class IOB MISS FARRELL Moderator Congratulations to TON IA Love MOM AND DAD Congratulations to CATHY And the Class of i958 MR. AND MRS. E. DRISCOLL Congratulations to SHEILA And the Class of i958 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH TOAL Compliments of Class IIA SISTER GABRIEL DOLORES Moderator Congratulations to ROBERT And the Class ot i958 AND MRS. ROBERT SHARROCK MARILYN SHARROCK Compliments of Class l IC MISS ELIZABETH MULLER Moderator Congratulations to THE CLASS OF i958 THE MARINAN FAMILY 659 Jersey Avenue - A-mapa:--A ::b4:::::vc::rt:::: '---oc-:pc---:pc----194: Congratulations to NOREEN And the Class of l958 Love MOM and DAD Congratulations JOAN Love, Mother MRS. P'. DeLORENZO Congratulations CAROL And the l958 Graduates MR. AND MRS. J. WALCZUK Compliments of To BARBARA and The Class of l958 Best of Luck and Success MR. AND MRS. GEORGE RIEDINGER AND FAMILY Congratulations to BARBARA And the Class of l958 MRS. J. NUNZIO Compliments of Class 9E MISS MARY ANN PAPARAZZO Moderator GARDEN STATE ESSO' 63rd St. and Park Ave. West New York Class IOD Redistributor of Esso Products SISTER RICHARD ANNE CHARLES MCFADDEN, Prop. Moderator Telephone UN 3-9433 ::::-4:::J-c::p4::::::l: Luck and Success to Class of l2C NICKERSON FAMILY Luck and Success to SAM of 12C JOHN, EUGENE, AND JACKIE Congratulations to BARBARA And the i958 Graduates MR. AND MRS. S. BARON Congratulations to Congratulations JUDY Love PETE Congratulations to JUDY Love HELEN AND EDDIE Congratulations to JUDY And the l958 Graduates Love MOM AND DAD Best Wishes BARBARA LocAL 1941 '-Ove UNITED STEEL womcsks or AMsRicA SONNY ::::p4::::h : ooosc--:bo-c-----:v4:---v ----- ---- :p4:A'- ----:b4:vv- ---:booo4:---- Compliments of COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY Six Offices in Jersey City Three Offices in Bayonne Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations to IRENE And the Class of l958 Love MOM, DAD AND THE BOYS Best Wishes to BEI I Y And Her Classmates Mother and Dad MR. AND MRS. F. X. HOPF Good Luck to BEI I Y Brothers A!3 FRANCIS- HOPF, U.S-.A.F. and FRED, JOHN, JOE --- .Congratulations to ZITA And the Class of l958 MR. AND MRS. MARCO GHIO Congratulations ANN MARIE And the Class of l958 MR. AND MRS. JOHN CALLAGHER Best of Luck to ARLENE And Classmates MARGARET AND JOHN FLANAGAN Congratulations to JOE Mother and Dad MR. AND MRS. J. GALANO Compliments of WELSH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Excellent Positions HENRY NIEBANCK SONS Fancy Groceries Since ISQI Job Counselors On Coles And Ninth Streets 26 JOumaII Square Jersey City, N. J. Jersey City, N. J. JG, 3-5990 NO GREATER COIVIPLIIVIENT COULD BE PAID OUR UNIFORIVIS THAN THAT THEY ARE BEING WORN BY THE STUDENTS ATTENDING SAINT MICHAEL'S HIGH SCHOOL EISENBERC AND O'HARA I3I5 Market Street Philadephia 7, Pennsylvania OLdfieId 3-1984 HAMILTON FOOD MARKET LARRY CANZANO, Prop. 292 Ninth Street Jersey City, New Jersey I34 v--1o4:,v-- Congratulations to Our Daughter CAROL MR. AND MRS. S. ZIMBARDO Congratulations JUNE MRS. GEORGE WADDLETON AND FAMILY Phone HE 4-83 I 0 THE SPORTSWEAR SHOP, Inc. Skirts, Blouses and Knitwear 280 Jackson Ave. Jersey City, N. J DELaware 3-6040 SIMONETTI AND SULLIVAN Uniforms-Equipment-Club Jackets Varsity Sweaters-Everything for Sports We specialize in outfitting school, amateur and industrial teams Equipment of Champions Baseball - Football - Basketball Fishing Tackle - Bowling - Golf I37 Monticello Ave. Jersey City, N. J. KARL'S For Ice Cream Cakes, Ice Cream, Soda and Luncheonette 24l Jackson Avenue Jersey City 5, N. J. Tel. HE 4-9535 ROY'S RESTAURANT Steaks, Chops, Seafoods Luncheons and Full Course Dinners 263 Jackson Avenue Jersey City, N. J. Congratulations to MICKEY Love Mom and Dad MR. AND MRS. JAMES LOGAN Compliments of SECOND WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC CLUB 207 Pavonia Avenue Jersey City, N. J. o-o-oc :D-eq: :ro-1: :n-1: ---,.c---- ---- To EILEEN Love BILLY Congratulations to JOAN THE MINARICK FAMILY Compliments of IVE LOCAL 486 A Building Members :vc----A --- Best Wishes to The i958 Graduating Class MARY ALICE KEHOE Compliments of Class 9D MISS MARY DiBIASE Moderator Compliments of JAMES A. COE STEEL COMPANY lEIevator Division Westinghousei Raritan, New Jersey Congratulations to MARYANN Love Mom and Dad Congratulations to AGNES And the Class of 1958 MR. AND MRS. CHRISTIE' MURRAY MR. AND MRS. THOMAS CRIBBIN -1 ---- A--:noe--yooc---10.00.000-Q-000000000004 Doo-coco-094: A--n-004:--1-0-c - ..... :po-oo-4:---- Congratulations to FRANCES Love Mom and Dad 9o-q:--:po4:-'- --- -- Compliments of MYRON OCONOWSKY MR. AND MRS. LEON DYCULSKI Congratulations Congratulations and Best Wishes To FRANCES from DEBBIE AND RICHARD FRANCES From GRANDFATHER and AUNT HENRIETTA DYCULSKI Congratulations to the Graduates from THE FRANK B. ROSS CO., Inc. ----:voc'---- ---- 6-lO Ash Street Jersey City 4, New Jersey J4:--- A-1:-A-:vc-------:bc---:rc-----A-- 137 :bo-oo4:--- - Compliments of CANTON TEA GARDEN Jersey City, New Jersey Compliments of Class 9-A SISTER AGN ES ELISE Moderator Congratulations to Dot from GENE Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of CLASS OF '57 Maureen Beirne Victoria Chapman Eleanor Cullen Jane Ann Lysaght Bernadette McGuire JO 3-3757 JO 3-5603 THOMAS J. HOLIAN Distributor of WALDRON'S COUNTRY BOTTLED MILK 243 Eighth Street Jersey City, N. J. TO PHIL You are taking the First Big Step of your life, out of St. lVlichael's School and into the world. We are hoping it will lead you into your chosen college and desired pro- fession. MOM AND DAD To ETHELANN '58 Congratulations from THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS and TONY DeGULIS, Too! '55 and YOUR SISTER, JACKIE, '55 :root ..... -:vcv::-v:po-,-- v .... :p4:,v-94:---vv vvvv vvv--:,,'- Y-- 0-1:-,I--J: 'A -A : ::::oo-c:J4::::Q 1 :Q-oc::: OL 3-9891 Compliments of CHARLES AND ANNA BEUTER lMUfDh'S Place? JAMES A. MCLAUGHLIN Homemade Ice Cream, Fresh Daily C3 'dY 3 5PeCl3lfY 59l Jersey Avenue 487 Grove St., near Pavonia Ave. Jersey City, New Jersey Jersey City THE MAKERS or YOUR scHooi. RINGS LANCIA JEWELERS 78 Washington Street Hoboken, New Jersey OL 3-2875 Open all summer DRAKE SECRETARIAL COLLEGE Completely Air-Conditioned - 76th Year Personalized Instruction ACCOUNTING - SHORTHAND - TYPING- - ADVANCED COURSES COMPTOMETRY - BOOKKEEPINC-MACHINES PRE-COLLEGE SUMMER CLASSES-INTENSIVE OR REVIEW COURSES HUDSON COiUNTY'S OLDEST BUSINESS SCHOOL Day School - 9:00 A.lVl. to 2:40 P.lVl. llvlonday through Fridayl Night School - 7:00 P.lVl. to l0:00 P.lVl. llvlonday and Thursday eveningsl Enroll on Monday morning or evening 905 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey Lows MARKET CANNON BROTHERS Quality Meats and Poultry 976 West Side Avenue Complete Line of Frozen Foods Jersey City, N. J. Hotels and Restaurants Supplied Milk and Milk Products 547 Grand Street Jersey City, N. J. HE 2-4402 -1--DCAJQQQ-oc ---- J:---:vo-04:--94:--7 990999 I39 -- --3.0.1-----A ---Y- -- - C :vt 11: :r 1-oc---1 ----:pc--ac-: TERESA'S FLORAL SHOPPE Flowers for All Occasions 123 Sussex St., Jersey City, N. J. DElaware 3-0772 Free Delivery Res. SWarthmore 8-9451 WALTER E. McINERNEY Attorney-at-Law 200 Seventh Street Jersey City 2, N. J. OLdtield 3-0177 Blgelow 3-6719 20 Alleys Across ACADEMY AUTOMATIC Bowl Anytime Newark's Health Center 243 Elizabeth Ave. Newark, N. J. JOurnal Square 5-5425 WHITEHEAD PRINTING COMPANY W. Bialoglow Wedding Invitations - Paneled Cards Social and Commercial Printing Rubber Stamps - Stencils - Name Plates Silver and Metal Key Tags 467 Grove Street Between 7th and 8th Streets . Jersey City, N. J. OLdtield 3-4933 MIRANDA MARKET Owned and Operated by Sal Tagliareni - Ralph D'Auria 118 Brunswick St., Jersey City 2, N.J. Fast, Dependable Ambulance Service Dial OL 3-1098 . . . 24-Hour Service SWEENEY AMBULANCE SERVICE Skilled Attendants for First Aid Oxygen Equipped 106 Erie Street Jersey City, N. J. Tel. OL 6-5233 Office Hours: 9 to 5 Res. HE 5-8994 Evenings: 6 to 9 JOSEPH P. CURTIN General Insurance - Bail Bonds 227 Pavonia Avenue, Jersey City 2, N. J. Congratulations to the Class of '58 MASTROLIA PHARMACY Anthony G. lvlastrolia, R.P. 325 7th St., corner Monmouth St. OL 3-8378 Jersey City 2, N.J soc::::::::::::::voc:::p4::::::::::::ro-oo-ooo-0-oo oo-4:::booo4:::p-o-oo4:--:v-o4:--- v--- 1 X W M wg-,H 1 el , My 1 , '17-W bi, W A: -: H-.rgzagf , 1 , w, 'f ff i 1 uf ,., 1 - H, ,, . , ,, . Q my 2 fy ' , -. f3, .---510414, VE '1 ' 3.. 1 I kffiv-wg . g', ,,-m x l - ' .,' r X ? ffW3'kV'i 'w 4 U A f 'X ' 'nf' ' 'X L ! 43a111F f?: 1 ?f 1 lrf' 55 J' Q ' :Wu f 1' , A ,iw W is ilgrim is . 4 I 6 . YW6w,,w.,,,, x . ,V fx I yu, , ,,I,,, f 4, Q if as r ' 1 s- -1. :W ., 1 Q I f' 1 . 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