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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

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In the thirty-two years of our school's history it has been the privilege and ioy of the Sisters of Charity to implant in our hearts a love of Mary, our Mother. Equally zealous for the glory of Mary has been our beloved pastor, Monsignor McWilliams, who as the school's first principal, as teacher, and as pastor has helped to make St. Michael's Marian-minded. ln centering our Archangelo around the theme of Our Lady, we know that we are best honoring those who have taught us to love and venerate her. But above all, we wish to express our devotion and loyalty to the Queen of the Uni- verse, God's Mother and ours. From our earliest days she has been a loving Mother ever ready to help and protect us. Moy she continue to watch over us, until we share with her the triumph of her glorious Assumption and ioin her in the heavenly kingdom where she reigns as Queen forever. Sports ....... 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Historians like Macaulay have recognized the eternal character of the papacy and have pre- dicted its survival when all temporal sovereignty shall have ceased. But for us no further prophecy is needed than the teaching of Christ, Thou art Peter and upon this rock I will build my Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. We pray that the same Spirit that chose our Holy Father to be the head ofthe Church, will strengthen him in the days ahead. And may she whom Christ from the cross bequeathed to His be- loved disciple, extend her motherly care and protection to this other John, The Vicar ot Her Son. Pope in the History of the Church r x flu fr-Y 7 WNW? ' 75 -'bel 'r . -I- 5' fn' T 1 .1 ' V. - ' x 'f iw ff I- Ai x 4 - ' K nv' .ssl e ai bf fir ' X . i- ii Slam I, Lies 01 N 5. m l 'X ., Xigj I : w-'I , Q - sf ' I' Q. - f ' ' Q Q .. J? f sw. Q Q 'UCZDOY' M f 7 We wnsh to congratulate the Susters of Charuty on the hundredth anniversary of the founding of therr congregation an event of great sngnufncance nn the hustory ofthe Archduocese of Newark Puoneers an the fnelds of educatuon and chanty the sn ters have played an nm portant role In the development of Catho oruglnal Diocese of Newark was once co extensuve By a happy deslgn of Provldence they are celebratung thelr annaversary nn the sunset glow of the Lourdes centenmal It IS our earnest wash that they wrll share In the blesssngs whnch Our Lady came on earth to dlstrnbute We pray that the years to come wnll be even more fruntful than those of the past and that the work of the congregatvon wall contrubute more than ever to the glory of God and the good of souls lic life in New Jersey, with which the in 1 ,ii- 415 I-45,5 .4- J' -sl .-C214 .r 'l .I ..d 'd' LG-1 :jf Q 'JFS' 5 4 xg.,-1-Q -'.-,.- Q- .fs 1? 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Many of these have heard the Divine call and like you have entered the ranks of the sacred priesthood, and a great number have been inspired to follow the religious life. But the vast maiority have become the splendid body of good Catholic lay men and women, who in every age and every place are the backbone of the Church. As we look back over the many distinguished alumni whose achievements have brought honor to our school, we eagerly hope that we too will make you equally proud of us. Of one thing however we are certain, and it is that the ideals which you have implanted in us, will remain an inspiration, and an incentive to prove our- selves worthy of your trust. The divine truths with which you have brought us into contact, and which you have interpreted for us by your life will God willing, be the standard by which we shall always live. Gratefully, The Class of 1959 1 ro r Y ,,v I' ,rl 'x , 4 J., v,tp Qpag. Rlght Reverend Monsignor LE ROY E MCWILLIAMS 40 YEARS OF SERVICE 11 The glorlous day of Pentecost marks the beginning of the Churchs teaching and missionary lnf lt IS sngnufucant that th Holy Spmt descended on the Apostles whsle they were perseverung In prayer with Mary the Mother of God Her prayer obtamed for them the plentltude of the gnfts of the Holy Spmt tl'-at enabled them Therefore st rs fnttnng that our faculty should confade their teachrng apostolate to her who us the model of educators and the Queen of the Apostles The glft of lmpartrng Catholic educa tuon IS bestowed by the same Spnrut who enllghtened and strengthened the apostles and us granted to those who m nmntatnon of them unlte an prayer wnth Mary the spouse ofthe Holy Spurnt ' ' ' e, ' ' ' ' e , . to accomplish their sublime mission. XX W Q JU , 'N Y-1 Eff? 'H nw X 5 il ,ZE N 1,0 QX 0 5 X .mu R QI' - kv 24 WY + ,QW ' Ip - b va J I P ' W om A 3 7 af JU ' Y M N RIGHT REVEREND MSGR. LEROY E. McWILLIAMS Pastor Religion IV I., -L REVEREND JOHN A. KELLY Religion III REVEREND RAYMOND P. WALDRON Religion ll Priests REVEREND HUGH V. FITZGERALD Religion l A'- ,il-4 SISTER MARIA THAIS Principal Before we say goodbye to the school where we have spent tour happy years we wlsh to express our gratitude to Sister Thats who has guided our course durtng the enture period of our student Iufe We are grateful for the wlse fnrm rule tempered by kindness by whuch we have been led and we especnally appreciate that part of our tranmng whnch emphaslzed Integrity and lndustry lt ns thus character traunnng whlch we belueve enables us to go unto the world better men and women All of us of course know that the only adequate expre the lessons we have learned wall be a complete tulfrlment of the dutnes of our state are cnvnc and those that are relngeous These :deals we shall try to ssnon of thanks for an lute those that realnze ..,.-1-wwv.. Q 'Pl SISTER ROSE MARITA Religion, French MINI SISTER MARY MAGDALEN Religion, History, Health SISTER CECILIA ALOYSIUS Religion, Business Subiects q.Y Religion, Sp sisren THERE?W NN JD' Sl R MARY DOLOROSA Religion, History 'jylfllrrrnn S' .W SISTER ANTHONY MAIQIE I Reli ion, Ewish SISTER RICHARD ANNE I Latin v VIL, W MISS ELIZABETH MULLER English v MISS M IASE ! MISS M. A. PAPARAZZO Latin WN MRS RITA LANGLEY Rf 'Y' MISS MARY KEHOE Secretory MISS ANNE BRESLIN School F'Jrse I9 MISS MARY WALSH Librarian -1--.v Sf' MRS ANNE REDDINGTON Physical Educafnon Basketball Coach MR THOMAS FINN Track Not Pictured SISTER GABRIEL DOLORES SISTER EMILY JOSE SISTER AGNES ELISE SISTER MARGARET ANTHONY MR. JAMES WALLING Basketball Coach MR WILLIAM DRIEMULLER Baseball Coach I We are about to enter upon a new phase of life one of great opportunltues and responsubulutues and we look forward to lfWIfl'1 Ioyful antrclpatlon Our youthful OpflmISm can see only glad days and cloudless skses ahead In moments of senous reflectnon how ever we realnze that such Utopvan dreams a mystery whnch rs hidden from our eyes Yet there ns one who does know and she IS our Mother Mary who kept all thlngs In her heart concernmg the dnvrne chrld ponders too over all that concerns the welfare of her chaldren on earth May she ever keep us rn her heart Then whatever happens all wall be well Her presence will make the dark days lumun ous and the bright days more brllllant strll seldom materialize and that the future is ' R . Maryann Barbara Andryszewskl Maryann 242 Halladay Street Quiet and demure charm excellent student generous wnth her tnme and talent sslon Club l Bloo y Cub 2 Fu ure Teachers of America 3 Publlc Relatnons Club Richard Thomas Barber e 65 Pamrapo Sports enthusiast reserved by nature perslstent and loyal a young man of character Mvsslon Club l 2 Student Councll 34 Track l 2 3 Baseball l 23 Basketball 2 Joseph Nicholas Aumenta oe 3478 Hudson Blvd Studnous serlous and polnte qunet but capable always wlllmg to be of servuce I am the Mother Georglana Mao Bauer Ju Ju 570 Newark Avenue Wmmng and magnetnc personalnty accomplushed dancer wall fund a way or make nt colleguate Glee Club l lIlUfQlCGl Club 23 Yearbook Club 4 Archangelo Staff 4 1 . in . . .L ,q IIJ YV I . . . ' ' ' ' l Ml ' - ' l l ' t fl i l 1 ' . 1 9 1 ' 1 4. XX Y 2, ,L 'J iifixge axgajg 1 kglf, X 'iigai . IIR df! ll ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - fp-of Eileen Theresa Bell Ei 28 Wilkinson Avenue Sincere and sweet . . . dances with the ease and grace of a professional . . . universally liked. Glee Club lg Guidance Club 3g Public Rela- tions 4g Basketball 'l,2,3,4g Class President 1,45 Student Council 2. al Fair Love, Maria Elena Bolha Maria 266 Ninth Street Sincere in everything she says and does . . . shining dark hair to offset her lovely complexion . . . model member of the Service Club . . . ardent music lover. Service Club l,2,3,4g Seton Forensic League 45 Manager of Girls' Basketball 2,35 Arch- angelo 4. Dennis Robert Breheney Denny 'l2'l Grant Ave. Friendly but determined . . . has good On the sub ect of Walking Tours we have nothing to learn head . . . great physical restlessness. , l Art Club lg Mission Club 25 Music Appreci- ation Club 3g French Club 4. from Hazhtt o R l S Robert Peter Brennan Bobby 33 Va Pavonia Avenue A lively and enioyable companion . . . 12C class comedian . . . believes in the conservation of energy where studies are concerned. Mission Club lf Public Relations Club 45 So- dality 'l,2,3,45 Liturgical Club 35 Art Club 25 Basketball li Track 'l. 1 5 'N S' M 31 S up .. v A a s of Fear, ol Knowledge Thomas Joseph Broderick Tom 230 Ninth Street An accomplished orator . . . outstanding personality and earnest student . . . com- pletely dependable and possessed of great executive ability. Glee Club ly Class President lg Liturgical Choir 2,35 Seton Forensic Club 3,45 President of Student Council 4. gr Barbara Anne Brown Barb 236 Wegman Parkway A welcome newcomer from Indiana . . . sweet, candid and unsophisticated . . . lives in a dream world of her own. Catholic Action Club-President 47 Secretary of 128 4. We may not make Carnegie Hall, but it is fun trying. and ol Holy Hope. X X Catherine Angela Cassidy Cathy 208 Arlington Ave. Our French correspondent . . . summers at Crater Lake . . . honor roll habitue . . . works hard for what she believes to be right . . . future R.N. literary Club lj Biology Club 25 Vocation Club 35 Future Teachers 35 Yearbook Club 4. Kathleen Ann Brown Kathy 492 Monmouth Street Strong in her convictions . . . a penny saved is a penny earned . . . anxiously systematic . . . unintentionally amusing at times. Catholic Action Club l5 Science Club 25 Art Club 35 Yearbook Club 4. Ruth Marion Caverly Ruthie 208 Linden Avenue Delights in popular music . . . entertain- ing and amusing . . . exact and precise in her work. Liturgical Club 2,35 Yearbook Club 4. effedif Az Ann Marie Cirlt Cookie 183-8th Street Class cut-up . . . full of exuberance and ready laughter . . . has an immediate answer for any situation. Glee Club lg Liturgical Choir 2,35 Public Re- lations 4. George Peter Costa Newk 345 Virginia Avenue Glass of fashion and the mold of form ...loyal to one and all . . .a gentleman always. Art Club lg literary Club 25 Mission Club 35 Seton Forensic 45 Track Team lg Class Vice President 4. - Q Dolores Ann Collins Dee 'I Herbert Place One of our star athletes . . . a walking enthusiast . . . has a preference for the society of iuniors. Red Cross Club l,3,4g Art Club 2g Basketball l. HF om Me George has six good arguments in favor of co-education Regina Marie Cullen Ginger 41 Palisade Avenue Unexcelled ln school spnnt vlvud and vuvaclous enthusuastlc for sports and keenly mterested In studies Red Cross Club l Leterary Club 2 Cheer leaders 2 3 4 Yearbook Club 4 Archangelo Staff 4 Comes Every Grace ES K Elizabeth Diane Darmofalski Di 'I7 Minerva Street Qualntues of leadership, scholarshnp, and fnendshrp responsive to work and to fun enthusiastic member of Sannt Patrnck's Drum and Bugle Corps Red Cross l,3, Student Councul 2, J V Cheer leaders 2, Varsnty Cheerleaders 4, Class Treasurer 'l, Class President 3 Ann Catherine Curran Ann 236 Second Street Fruendlnness us her motto courtesy personified school splrut In abundance Service Club l literary Club 2 Cheerleading 2 Red Cross Club 3 Catholic Action 4 S. Mary Ann Delorenzo Maryann 1687 Boulevard Well groomed cur flour for clothes confident yet unassuming gracl ously responds to any appeal for help Student Councnl 3, Yearbook Club 4 - L 1 . S - 1 fm.. if 3 x-- ff-. . , 2 fl1,5f'xflj3 ' ' .5147 . f X . 4L, ::4,f-Z ,t ,A -as 6 E- 'el' -.1 - , . ,A ,, , , , -.fr -Y'51'- Q A s ,3'f-:fx -'zg 0 l ' . ll ' ll u as rn l I 3 -F I ' I i - I I I I 1 , .M ' ,J J- v ny P-'Y Kathleen Therese Dmgledane Dmky 5 Magnolia Avenue Naturally sweet and friendly a wel come addmon to any group cheerful and polute Service Club I 2 34 Seton Forensic 4 John Joseph Doherty Dar 200 Myrtle Avenue Quiet on the surface with motuves un known CYO enthuslast as many lakes and dlsllkes favorite sublect IS t g Art Club 'l 2 3 Public Relations 4 of Faithful Observance, Stanley John Domalewski' Stan 187 Pavonia Avenue Qulet untul aroused then look out' cooperahve and wnllmg to asslst a general favonte Catholic Actlon l, Sclence l, Vocatuonal l, Yearbook Club l ,lt 'L f -1. .af la i 'V ,r , l..,r, If John Joseph Donohue Jock 164 Coles Street Possesses high idelals . . . true to himself and true to others . . . ready to be ot service to all. Track 1,25 Art Club 15 Biology Club 25 Seton Forensic 3,45 Class President 25 Glee Club 2,4. John Anthony Donegan Jack 76 Bartholdi Avenue Alibi artist . . . long suffering and patient in class . . . pleasant and sociable else- where. Art Club 15 Student Council 15 Catholic Action 25 Seton Forensic 35 French Club 45 Track 1,2. From Me All Promise 14-Q Rosemary Jane Famiglietfi Roe 121 Wade Street Warmth and sincerity . . . a radiant smile We take everything you say with a liberal discount, John. ,haf bcnishes gloom ' t l steady and reliable in any assigned task . . . gen- erous with her time. Service Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Arch- angelo 45 Sodality 1,2,3. X Maureen Ann Flannelly Maureen 184 Bartholdi Avenue Eloquent and convincing speaker . . . expressive brown eyes . . . friendly and likeable. Service Club lg Red Cross Club 2g Mission Club 35 Student Council 4g Basketball 35 Sodality l,2,3,4g President 4. tv Snow brings thoughts of the approaching holidays. 4, F I ,1 Robert John Foley Bob 253 Tenth Street A citizen of the mile square city . . . a dance addict . . . intelligent and ambi- tious. ol Love and Vigour Maureen Monica Gallagher Maureen 6 Sheffield Street Energetic and earnest . . . vivacious and gay . . . deservedly popular with all classes. Service Club lg Red Cross Club 2g Catholic Action Club 3g Mission Club 4. Rose Mary Gallo Rosle 334 Fufth Street Pollte and courteous a trusted com panlon qunet and reserved but not aloof Algebra Club 'l Biology Club 2 Future Teachers of America 3 Yearbook Club 4 Sodallty l 2 34 u 1 Peter Thomas Gannuccr Pete 439 Mercer Street Captam of track team track star and future record breaker tremendous competntlve spnrnt ambltnon to grow three Inches one of the tree musketeers Art Club l 2 Mmsslon Club 34 Vuce Press dent 2 Captaln of Track Team l Varsaty 234 Huther Turn Your Steps, Barbara Lois Garofalo Barb 48 Rutgers Avenue Kmd word and helping hand for all member of lntellngentsna untarmg energy carefree but not careless Blology 2 Future Teachers 3 Musslon Club 4 Class Secretary 3 el Elizabeth Ann Garson Betty 300 Clerk Street Easy to know and like amnable and pleasant personaluty dependabuluty under nonchalant manner excellent student Service Club l Art Club 2 Red Cross Club 3 Yearbook Club 4 Archangelo Staff 4 'fm . fra. 5 . sl 0 11 - ' H . ' ' , u 1 4 a . ' 1.- I I l I I I I I - I I I I ' I I I I ' Q . 4.3 s'If, af' ' k',z:'.Cf V .:f.-inf I ' Yrs 1:55-18 , I. Q' ' M L 5. . , I . u fd. - X3 x -' I . . n u U l l . . I 1 I I I I . I I I 5 . Q M WMV All You Catherine Dommrca Gentile Cathy 295 Raulroad Avenue Pleasant and thoughtful sweetness of personalnty that acts luke a Iode star to her many frsends enloys dancnng and skatmg Service Club l Llturglcal Cholr 2 Future Teachers of America 3 Yearbook Club 4 Sodalnty 'l 2 3 4 That Joan Marne Gaughran Joanne 257 Arlington Avenue keen sense of humor wms friends by her thoughtfulness and generosuty Snncerlty and depth of character ervlce Cl b 1 Mlssuon Club 23 Pu IC Relations Club 4 Have Learned Rosemane Angela Geremra 135 Wayne Street Slender sweet and swift to smule avnd Mt Carmel dancer beautnful black hair A ebra Cl b l Llturglcal Club 23 d Cross 4 ff X v 5 A 7 I x f - ' NX . S ' U 5 ' ' , j 1 it-17 tl Nt G X32 ' Nxt' 4 x, 1,3- H 'V' , :IRON l ' lg U 5 ' ' , 5 Re Vincent Joseph Giglio Vince 'I64 Mercer Street Friendly and agreeable disposition . . . fastidious dresser . . . ambitious and trustworthy . . . a good friend to know and keep. Biology Club 1,25 Mission Club 3g Public Re- lations Club 4. to Long for Me Anthony James Gillio Andy 14 Glenwood Avenue Jitterbug fiend . . . man about town . . . independent spirit . . . works and plays hard. Biology 25 Catholic Action 35 Yearbook Club 4. Deanna Marie Gioia Dee 218 Pine Street Zest for sports . . . true and dependable friend . . . respected by all . . . flair for fashion . . . graceful dancer. Art Club 'l,2,3g Yearbook 45 Class Treasurer 4g Basketball 2. i We always travel in style Robert John Glowackl Bo 7 East Street Cheerful but quuet smcere and shy approaches each task with 'fore thought and care mature Glee Club l Liturgical Cholr 23 Debating Club 4 Patricia Catherine Gross! Patsy 366 Fufth Street Cheerful as a sunbeam rmplsh under an unnocent extenor the lufe of the party Algebra Club I Geometry Club 2 Future Teachers of Amenca Club 3 Yearbook Club 4 Sodallty l 2 34 Walter John Grabowskr Walt 211 Elghth Street Can lnstull a vutal spark into any actuvlty a rare comblnatuon of lady klller and excellent student gnft for rm personahon llterary Club 'l Glee Club 'l Mlssuon Club 2 34 Basketball 2 Take Your Full Stanley Francis Gurski Josh 335 Pavoma Ave That towermg feelmgl basketball star one of the nmmortals of St Muchaels hall of fame Catholuc Actlon l 3 Mlssaon 2 4 Vocation 3 Basketball 2 3 4 n o n bu ll 11 ' . . . ' . . . I 1 I ' F 1 1 1 1 ' Q -9 Q ,I I D. - ,f4.' , 1 ,ff ve if uf . V' !, , , 1,1 ' A 4 H ,, . u u . . - 1 I I 1 I 1 1 F I 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 - Margaret Theresa Heavey Peggy 242 Bergen Avenue Extremely likeable. . .spontaneous laugh- ter. . .combined humor and sincerity . . . watch out for that lady driver! Red Cross 15 Science Club 25 Catholic Action 35 Yearbook Club 4. ol The Increase F if Margaret Lillian Henderson Marge 'I29 Arlington Avenue Says little5 does much . . . usually seen with Bernadette . . . quiet but not shy . . . unselfish and willing to assist in any undertaking. Mission Club 2,35 Public Relations 4. is We don't need an orchestra. We've got rhythm ourselves l Y' le . Edward John Hlavach Eddie 216 Washington St. Spark plug of the varsity . . . sharp, neat dresser . . . takes life cheerfully in his stride. Seton Forensic l,2,3,45 Class Officer-President 25 Vice-President 35 Track I5 Basketball 2,3,4. 35 William Alexander Holt Tim 21 Palisade Avenue Easy going and good natured . . . shy and retiring . . . a conscientious worker . . . always seen but never heard. Student Council lj Catholic Action 25 Seton Forensic 35 Public Relations Club 45 Sodality 2,3,45 Basketball Manager 2,35 Baseball Manager 2,3. Never Was Honey so Sweet James Henry Jacobs Jake 242 Bergen Ave. Trig whiz . . . dependable and trust- worthy . . . a man of character, who always measures up . . . popular with faculty and students. Student Council l,25 Art Club 35 Mission Club 45 Class President 3,45 Baseball 2,35 Track l. JM: ll l -1- il -yX's X 45 f A Q I. .f f , 4? V QQ ?Wl ,Q Jie, 3 1 Arleen Carol Jankowski Arleen 353 V1 Fifth Street A good listener and a good sport . . . a friend to everyone . . . obliging disposi- tion. Algebra Club I Red Cross 'I Biology 2 Fu ture Teachers Club of America 3 Student Council 4 Archangelo Staff 4 as tlrie Influence I Inspire, K Rosemarie Elizabeth Johnson Rosie 359 Montgomery Street Genlal and fun loving delightfully feminine petite sweet and neat Service Club I Biology Club 2 Student Coun cnl 3 Yearbook Club 4 -.ff Margaret Florino Karaway Margie 503 Grove Street of composure and dignity loyal and steadfast ln friendship efficient stu dent councilor Service Club 'l 2 Red Cross 3 Student Coun cil 4 Sodallty 34 Basketball 2 i 1 ' 2 - 1 I 1 ' ' 1 Y 3 S ll ' H H ' ' , ' I U . ' Straightforward and sincere . . . an air ' ' ' ' ' . . . D l I . . j . ' , : 1 - i I i ' Blase Anthony Keegel Blase 77 Grand Street I don't believe the scale is accurate, Miss Breslin. Enlivens all gmups with his Hvely wi' . . i 'fu -qs-will class comedian . . . very sagacious. Track l, Basketball l, Seton Forensic 'l,2, Student Council 3,4. Never the Honeycomb r Mg l, 54-5 cy B l 9 X l ei ,,-A John James Kehoe Barbara Theresa Kennedy Vice Admiral 9 Cator Avenue Barbara 60 Lafayette Street Master technician . . . quiet but fun-Iov- Trustworthy, vivid, and true . . . expres- ing . . . reliable behind the scene sive blue eyes . . . personality one does worker . . . director at R.K.O .... Vice not easily forget. Qilzllrcl In charge of Un'Amerlcan adlv- Red Cross l,3, liturgical Club 2, Seton Foren- sic 4. Art Club l,3, Biology 2, Seton Forensic 3, Yearbook 4. l 5 l J is .ew l , - John Joseph Krsala Klssy 234 Nlnth Street A sux footer proflcnency at basketball universally llked enloys taking lt easy but has a lot of latent energy a wonderful frlend Biology Club 2 Mlsslon Club 3 French Club 4 Glee Club 24 Basketball 1 as the Gills l Bring i Rita Chrrshne Kuleszynskl Rn a 211 Lmden Avenue Serene and reserved unsurpassed sweetness and good humor artlstvcally mcllned hugh :deals Student Council l Service Club 2 3 4 Seton Forenslc 4 Asslstant Manager Glrls Basket ball 3 Barbara Anne Kocot Barbara 69 Gnffnth Street Beautnful blonde tresses quuet but frlendly oh those sparkling eye Z no m 0' a Q C cr Q 9. T 2 5 P 0 : o 3 NJ za 0 o. Q - o M f l ll .. ,fl -. g . 5 Z n . ' H i f Q . z I fl M - in . 0-7 I h ? 1 - . - ga-at ' ,I . . 1 x M H 7 1 ' ,V V ' 1 5- 1 George Wrlham Lablk George 141 Van Nostrand Avenue Flynng saucer and scuence fnctuon faend possesses mtegnty responsubuluty and nn dustry respected by all college bound Art Club 123 Seton Forensic League 4 Public Relations 4 Baseball 234 Lessons at Arthur Murray's always pay off. .af 1 'Hs x x fu fx , - s., -,mv Elizabeth Anne Lamp Bugsie I5 Marion Place Good natured . . . humorous and friendly . , . laughing eyes that have a gleam of mischief . . . pint size of icy. Glee Club 2, Red Cross Club 3,4, Algebra Club l, Archangelo Staff 4. Mine is a Renown Edmund Le Verde Eddie 239 'I6th Street lnquisitive mind . . . excellent student . . . sports enthusiast . . . makes up in spirit and intelligence what he lacks in phy- sique. Art Club l,2,3, Yearbook Club 4, Glee Club 2. 4?-as 1 'E .ingh - aft, ,Y 2 i Dolores Jean Lew Lew 393 Grove Street Happy go lucky . . . St. Elizabeth's here I come . . . faster than a speeding bullet on the basketball court . . . scholarship, leadership, service, character. Catholic Action l,3, Art Club 2, Yearbook Club 4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Co-Captain, Cap- tain, Secretary l, Vice President 3. William Mnchael Lockmeyer Adopts a Ieusurely attrtude nn class comes to lufe on the basketball court future bookkeeper Mlsslon Club 3 Publlc Relatuons Club 4 Art Club 2 3 Baseball l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 4 Track l 2 4 X Nw t 2-if x 7 ' That Endures Age Alter Age Mac Dara Francis Lyden Mac 298 2nd Street Luberaces ruval a lolly good fellow allergnc to homework makes an exceptlon un favor of Trng Catholrc Achon l 2 3 Bnology Club 2 Public Relatuons Club 4, Track 2,3 Joan Mane Lyman .loan 144 Duncan Avenue Generous school spurlt dependable member of Student Councul zest for sports especrally bowlmg fruendly and helpful Glee Club 'l,2, Mussuon Club 3, Student Coun cul Treasurer 4 'QS' tbl ' 4 f K gl lj ' so , b 2 a , 1 KS: of I .-Billy . . . f . 75 lsarch Avenue ,Ag f ff' whiff .V I . GN , f . l I N l Angela Mangieri Angie 100 Waldo Avenue Fun-loving herself and a cause of fun in others . . . week-ends and the Olds . . . inseparable companion of Angel and Ro. Glee Club l,25 Red Cross Club 3,4. Eat ol This 'Q Sf! '59 l .il -.1 Patricia Ann Marone Pat 300 Third Street Spirited cheerleader . . . beautiful black hair . . . friendly manner . . . trips the light fantastic. Glee Club lg Liturgical Club 2,35 J. V. Cheer- leaders 25 Varsity Cheerleaders 3,4. Fruit, and You Will Jazz had to start somewhere. 'R 4 '-T?- y-...ff Rosemary Theresa Masiello RO 1698 Boulevard One of life's best gifts, a good listener . . . lovely dark hair . . . a pleasant dis- position that never varies and a generous heart. Red Cross Club 'l,25 Future Teachers of Amer- ica Club 35 Yearbook Club 4. ' 'Q P7 . , v t s , . .A I ,-Q W7 S Patrma Mafelsk: a 331 Pavoma Avenue Basketball star funds fun or creates It lrrepresslble laughter Glee Club l Buology Club 2 Future Teachers Club 3 Publlc Relatlons 4 Basketball 2 34 Archangelo 4 Yet Hunger for H i' Walter Raymond Mllne Walt 1743 Boulevard Quiet but heard when necessary page 1--fy TK Mary Ellen McDonald Mary Ellen 347 Nnnth Street Tranquullnty that nothing can dlsturb dreamer of dreams general favorite Red Cross 'l 2 Future Teachers 3 Public Re lations 4 More Joseph Francis Mullen Moon 706'!z Jersey Avenue Math marvel Inttle man wlth the bug boy for the three musketeers has a voice quaet and unassummg great deal of potentnal abulnty bnlluant student Art Club l 2 Catholsc Action 3 Yearbook 4 literary Club 'l Mlsslon Club 2 Catholic Ac tlon Club 3 Seton Forenslc League 4 xg V .. X LP a MP tn ' N ' l 0 0 I O lag. U . V i I , 5, I -. .5 u lv ll rr . . . ' . . . ' ' . , , q Frances Ann Mulligan Fran l'l Seaview Avenue Attractlve and compellrng personaluty friendly and eager nn her helpfulness a wonderful asset to the nursmg professuon Red Cross Club 'l 2 Cheerleaders 2 3 4 Class President l Os 'S Patricia Ann Mullins a 100 Armstrong Avenue Generous and gay laughter lovung and laughter provokmg expert typnst and future competent secretary He Who Llstens to Me xf ZR Y Margaret Ann Murray Margaret 266 Thlrteenth Street A captlvatmg smile qulet but laugh ter lovung a general favorute Servnce Club l,2, Red Cross Club 3, Yearbook Club 4 -QW an I 3 . .X X4 n ry ' P f U l l ' - Red cross club l,3,45 student Council 2. x X i 1 sN ff- QQ 'gi f'- ll s N ' 5 ' I - - ' 4 f 'ft' e . 1 29 t D X Ffa. A x Q 3 .1 Jacqueline Patricia O'Brien Jackie 588 Garfield Avenue Ready and winning smile . . . a friend in every ne-ed . . . freckles, red hair, and a sunny disposition. Red Cross 'l,2,3,4. Gee Pat share the good news with us Will Never be Disappointed, Margaret Ann O'Connell Peggy 3041 Hudson Boulevard Captain of the cheerleaders . . . vim and vigor on the court . . . friendliness and ease of manner off the court. Red Cross lg Mission Club 2,3,4g Cheerleaders l,3,4. Nuala O'Connor NuaIa 228 Whiton Street lreIand's pride and ioy . . . sweet and lovely . . . charm, sincerity and sunshine . . . graceful in all her actions. Red Cross Club 2,37 Yearbook Club 4. fri I Dolores Parker Dolores 186 Pune Street Infectious good humor laughing eyes and dancung feet enthusuastlc member of C Y O Algebra Club l Biology 2 Mlsslon Club 3 Red Cross Club 4 Katherme Mary Penzes Kath l'I'!z Boland Street A delightful blend of the thoughtful and amuslng rogulsh grm gemal and friendly Servnce Club l Mssslon Club 2 3 Publnc Re latlons Club 4 Joseph George Pawlak Russkle Joe 128 Hopkins Avenue Umversuty wut can pass from the serious to the rldlculous In a flash menace to pedestrians llerary Cl b l Science Club 2 Fu ure Teachers of America Club 3 Tralk 3 Seton Forensnc League 4 Who Lives by Angela Ann Pepe Angel 362 York Street Fnendly and cheerful Interested and mterestmg Innocent eyes that conceal a splce of mischievous fun Algebra Cl b l Llturgncal Club 23 R d Cross 4 u u - H ' l' ' i . I - v I , U I' I t , 1 2 1 N' xi rl, ' ' N. 'f 5 . 1 gfkk' V Q ' ' iwii a -5 1, fig t - 1- C li- ' -4 V .l - A ' f - 2534. ' . ll If ll ll . I . . I I - - U i ' ' I I e James Edward Plaften Jimmy 268 St. Paul's Avenue Quiet and easy going, but with unde- veloped capacities . . . future delegate to France . . . baseball enthusiast. Mission Club 1,25 Future Teachers Club 35 Student Council 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Basket- ball 'l. Q Paulette Mary Polashock Paulette 32 Pamrapo Avenue Quiet and gentle . . . responsive to friendly advances . . . sweet expression that inspires confidence. Red Cross Club l,2,3,4. Will do No Wrong5 Joseph Anthony Raisteter Joe 392 Communipaw Avenue Quiet dignity of manner . . . pleasant personality . . . conscientious and cooper- ative . . . can be relied on to do any iob well and with sincerity . . . a gentleman to the core. Student Council 1,25 Art Club l,2,35 Year- book Club 45 Public Relations 4. Monarchs of all we survey, with none to dispute our claim. ca Maryann Elrzabeth Resnrck 1 186 Hclladay Street Serrous attrtude towards studies ready laughter at other trmes unflaggmg school spurrt Mrssuon Club l Red Cross 2 Student Councrl 3 Yearbook Club 4 Our Ladys Sodalrty 2 Mrchael Rogan Mrke 69 Chestnut Avenue To dark and sn ent steady and re lrable good natured and easy gorng versotrle at sports lssnon Club l Scrence u Future Teachers 3 Yearbook 4 He Who Reads W James Joseph Rogers Joanne Marre Russo rm 210 Washlngton Street 235 Meffef Slfeel Smlworf and Sm-mg no, O worry In Energy unlumrted dependabuluty her the world why do fodoy what you mlddle name stnmulatung conversa can put Off Umm fomonowo tronalrst all round personalrty Seton Forensrc l 2 34 lyme Club 0 U Future eochers 3 Yearbook Club 4 Soda It 2 X N .lg , J 1 5 1 A v X. ,A Q ' f .PC - j -nw i . llli YY ll ' 'Y ' ' ' . . . ll, , 'l . . . - ' l I I ' l j ' b 2g rf ,3,4. ' l ' -iltff . xx. . 1 X vfll :Fi . MJ' rv - Jo ' Ill, 59' l:Bi0lgy Clb2g T I g l'y l, ,3,4. That's never Rogers studying! My Lesson Aright Joan Marie Selvaggio .loanny 337 Pavonia Avenue Interested and inquiring mind . . . casual and happy . . . everybody's favorite. Red Cross Club 1,25 Future Teachers of Amer- ica Club 35 Public Relations Club 4. Q. . 'No Mary Jane Ryan Mary Jane 54 Stegman Street Future Safeway manager . . . an interest- ing talker . , . a good sport and a true friend. Mission Club 'l,3g Red Cross Club 2g Public Relations 45 Class Secretary 4. Patricia Ann Servino Pat 158 Bayview Avenue Sophistication in miniature . . . the dra- matic type. . . holds her own in an argu- ment . . . good student . . . generous with her sympathy . . . undecided future. Mission Club 1,25 Future Teachers Club 35 French Club 45 Vice President If Treasurer 35 Secretary 4. Bernadette Ann Shaw Bern 88 Winfield Avenue Laughing eyes and dancing feet 1 . . genial and congenial . . . often the cen- ter of merriment . . . generous to one and all. Red Cross Club lg Glee Club 25 Mission Club 3g Public Relations Club 4. K K .eq l A iii Rita Ann Smith Rita 3 Cook Street lmpish and mischievous . . . energetic and purposeful . . . forthright and honest. Algebra Club lg Art Club 25 Red Cross Club 3,4. Will Find in it Dolores Ann Sulkowski Dee 267 Third Street Any book she has not read is out of print . . . a mine of general knowledge . . . excellent scholastic standing. Glee Club l,2g Service Clut 35 Public Rela- tions 4. Get those college applications out early. Robert James St. George Bob 339 Fourth Street Einstein has nothing on this boy . . . brilliant student . . . future Stevens boy . . . sure success. Biology Club 1,25 Mission Club 35 Public Re- lations 4. Lile Eternal ..... Carolyn France.: fulko Carol 293 'la Pavonia Avenue Tall and blond . . . carefree and light- hearted . . . formidable opponent on the basketball court. Service Club lp Biology Club 25 Student Council 35 Mission Club 45 Basketball Team 2,3,4. Eleanore Bridget foal Cissie 363 Montgomery Street Never a dull moment . . . fun in gym classes . . . Miss Mischief . . . mentally and physically alert . . . always willing to help . . . class gossip. Service Club l,2,35 Yearbook 4. Catherine Bernice Tuolly Bem 288 'la Ninth Street An effervescent personality . . . versatility her middle name . . . universally popular. Glee Club lg liturgical Club 2,35 Public Re- lations 45 Class President 35 Basketball i,2. John Robert Wierzbicki, Jr. Bob 38 Van Nostrand Avenue Our future politician . . . hard working . . . always has the answer . . . sure to be a big man in many ways. Forensic League lj Debate Team 2, Forensic League 3,4. With Mary, Michaelians go hand and hand. v .R Stanley Witkowski Stan Wit 97 Brown Place A rare mortal who is able to integrate athletics and studies . . . Baseball whiz . . . President of the Library . . . intelli- gent and industrious. Baseball l,2, Art Club 1,35 Biology Club 2, Science Club lg Seton Forensic 4, Yearbook Club 4. My Teaching 'N Caroline Adele Witomski Carol 20 Fleet Street Sweet personality . . .cheerful and bright . . . a love of laughter and ot innocent mischief. Mission Club 2,3, Yearbook Club 4. 'Q 7 -,. 5 'QTY Wrlham Richard Wltterschem I 282 Pavonla Avenue Great school spmt ambntnous mature and mtellngent grudges every mo ment spent nn sleep Merchant Marine Academy bound MISSION Club 2 Future Teachers of Amerlca Club 3 Seton Forenslc League 4 Shall Yet Flow On . 13, - a ,gf . ..,, at A Barbara Woods Barbara 44 Barbara Place A fruend whose other name rs loyalty agreeable and knndly manner w blush on request Red Cross 12 Student Councll 3 Publlc Relatnons 4 ix Mrchael Anthony Zadroga Mlckey 345 Randolph Avenue lmperturbable and completely dlsarmung has a good mnnd but carefully hides the fact Cha Cha expert Algebra Club l Future Teachers 3 Publlc Relations 4 Baseball 'l 2 34 Track 'l 2 Phllrp Zalenskl l 63 Ene Street Laughs and the world laughs with hum mtends to settle down In the future too busy now havmg a good time Biology 2 Mlsslon Club 3 4 ,,B.II,, . ns vu - - ' 1 ' ni ll O O O -h ' 95 , I H . ,, nph-In - 54 13 4 A Q ,Q , Thomas Broderick James Jacobs President of the Student Councul Class President of 12A Maureen Flannelly Elleen Bell Class Presldent of 12B C1055 preydem of 12C 55: atxw e ore corrclujirtg the sehior section e t e Grctdocrt Cross wodd be em ss our es no ess our grotitude to our AiTC1fAClf8V cmd to U w o have been so untir rig rt their ettorts or our bevot To the Juniors who succeed Us we bequeath o sacred st ot dmc, well tro to cm de St Michoel s To the uhderctossmeri we express the nope ot they wil ted i T eritonce Vtfe trust otso thcrt tt ey bu the foundations lord by the closs before them n er thot their choo' may totti des my ca ucrtmg students wro wi't ploy cm influential ole mc: mg the world o better plctce in which to tive B f . fi i i ., 'rf ,ii - ing 7 w r 5 :VT c t ry if we did t ex pr ' h the Fczc tty h r 4 i i ' ' , '. i 4 tru , th ot guor ' r the dit' ns rd t cr's of th . 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'J' r-5 ,-,nc Q v fn imp, M 14,5 L., -L. f'1'fQrlf5rvr-fr ,! V f 'iff' rf., Qx,,f,,, 'x A H129 Fr-A, ' , -1' C illq VK, VAv,. L, Oh-W -wma Phu' 9' -' w rw f4:UmN . 'rf' ', 'ff ',c.z:'1 r:r'r4 rf lc f ,E-, ,-- vu. 'Q .fl ,, 'Hr Dvxiru 'v, M x ,J fu' ww tex OU- Rh U W. , snr., gh, :J ,Xi 'ki fgy X I J f y-Pwr fu, ,ff,.U'. ,,, MSR Q? Mx W' 4 1 1 I Q -- -i . . x xf Sex 2-it 4' , ' MESA 55 6-5 s ' - ' f 1 f ' 2 lg ' Robert Donato explains the Four Free- doms. Left to Right: Margaret Hastings, Kathleen Holt, Kenneth Anderson, Robert Donato, Kerry Bulk, Jose Menendez, Theresa Carola, Albert Adams. Christopher Enright indicates on the map the course of development of the West. Left to Right: Hugh Dolan, Karen Perry, Wiliam Jodzfo, Carol McKenna, Edward Pao eld, Christopher Enrght, Joan Manoney, Joseph G-rze, Eileen Beirne, An- thony Joworowskl. Seated: Robeft Smith. and honourable deal ing, Mr. Meyers gives some pointers on the game of softball. John Pietrzak, Ralph Pinto, Ronald Niewi- odomski, Walter Beese, Robert Smith, lMr. Meyersl Robert Zupp, Louis DeMarco, William Herity, Wil- liam Scyegh, Bernard Timmins. Fra Ann Hilkin demonstrates stenographic forms on the blackboard for Robert Coppinger and John Keller while Patricia Fay, Helen Heraut and Mary Gill practice forms in their steno pads. self-command and high courage The honor system would work here. Firs aisle: Maureen Cautield, Patricia Vern ese, Kathleen Burgess, Phyllis Hendrick son, Carolyn Miller. Second aisle: Mich t alena McElroy, Katherine Buonocore, .lean Lespercnce, Marlene Brinkofski, Regina McFaul dictates a letter to the class: Mary A. Pinella, F. Pinella, Alex- andra Depo, Carol Mack, Judith Ruffo Karolyn S'avar, 1 Frank McElroy works ou! radical equations. The oihers check privalely. Firsl Row: John Pinle, Robert McCarthy. Second Row: Patrick Giallorenzo, Charles O'Brien. Third Row: Frank Jaworisak and Thomas Porocnie. A9 Board: Frank McElroy. are my giftsg The door springs open and once more we are free men. From Row: James Murphy, Henry Puczko, Michael Yannuzzi, Orlando Rolandelli. Back Row: Dennis McGovern, James Murray, John Flavley, Stephen Venit, Andrew Macchia. James Lipari Kaihleen Burgess James Keller i ll' Qi LNJ C17 V .4 Frederick Lipinski -l0YCe Edfefl Mofle Bclef Patricia Devlin iirnwnmc ixunumxu 'I eeeeeeoeee ,,- , ooooooooooo y 1. , ., oooeooooaamv J vt E it 5, Q3 30060000080 through me f Rosemary Frangione points to the chart to show the position of the fingers on the keys. Left to Right: Margi,er'te Lecrie, Rosemary Frangione, Pat- ricia McGee, Margaret Oras, Catherine McCarthy 'w .ol ,J 1 if Thomas Murphy and John Mecha pass on to the girls helpful material for reports, Fred Lipinski and Robert Datz scan magazines. Top: Tr-offas Morphy Frederick Lipinski Robert Datz, Join Meehan Lower: Mare Borer Pa c:a Heavey, Sand'a Sze'- kiewicz, Joann Borel no. 62 .1 .1 Regma McCarran Clarre Coscua Theresa DeMucco Kafhleen Downes Ernesrme lannuccrllr Palma Paone Maureen Connolly Eluabeth Brown Rose Marne Burke Palrucra Craghan and Mary Hall are donng prachce work av rabulahon kings learn how to reign Takmg a speed les! are Left to Rrghf Theresa Shnwrck Gloria Turansky 'oyce Eckerl Comulle Galano Lunda McKelvy rj ,rl X .7 U A -MT Q b I I W ' ' 4 as 7 , ,I ' cis nl Szaiowski. l lOA Studying as if their life depended on lt are: W. Doherty, A. Tricoli, V. Mullaney, R. Zupp. CUWYPYGHGI-vous? Sister Rose Marita, Tim- 0lllY DUQON, Martin Borelli, Joseph Bov- asso, John Moriority, Joseph Tyrell, Philip Sorrenfino, Denis Roche, Kazik law-givers i ycfl Ayl I L 1 ixilyjfd French magazines are a welcome change from French textbooks. The pictures, of course, are the same in any language. Brendan Keegcl, George D'EIio, Anthony Miraculc, Philip Scibetla, Michael DePnIma, Peter Cordiello, John Cinco- relli, William Garrett, Richard Gillio. ,V Michael DOICI1 James Brallon David Sthdefel' Michael De Palma how to lay down just decrees... No one observing our load of books will accuse us of being shirkers. J. Jackiewicz, K. Moore, J. Mulligan, M. Dolan, R. Burchill, J. Garry. The best way lo speak French perfectly is lo lake up one's residence in Paris, and the second hes! way is lo lislen allenlively Yo French records. John Jackiewicz, Joseph Berardo, Richard Glowacki, Jules Roinnel, David Schaefer, William Brallon. Beniomin Dispoto Since we girls are u minorily group in 'IOB, we have to slick fogefher. Aisle next lo wall: S. Hcxrtnevt, A. Galvin, E, Casey. Second cisle: J. Heirn, M. Muir- heod, M. Sues. 10 B ...Love me, Paul Sullivan Jane Heir-n Rlchard Morcghan - :S We study from sheer love of knowledge, yet our teachers think we need super- vision. First Row, Left to Right: D. Ros- weck, J. DeAngelo. Second Row: E. Roiek, J. Heraut, T. Bracken. Third Row: J. Hogan, B. Dispoto, D. Cach. Last Row: R. Moraghan, A. Manna, F. Misischia. and thou shalt earn my loveg Learning to think on our feet. Left to Right: M. O'ConneII, R. Laszlo, J. Wins- low, J. Borowski, P. Sullivan, D. Sullivan, D. Cach. 67 v gg, H R., lm.: an slid! The idioms with Tener receive special attention from 'IOC Spanish students through use of picture study. Left to Right: L, Witkowski, K. Sorino, L. Men- endez, J. Mullins, A. Horn, M. Gian- domenico. wait early at my doors fi 1 k -fs- X tlAKTOf lcmlsdllff With a knowledge of the topography of Mexico 'IOC students begin a new unit Mexican America . Left to Right: H. Deva, C. Burns, M. Mahan, R. Kocot, L. McKenna, M. Mclinowski, E. Dugan. Rosemary Aumenta translates a passage from Fronteras revealing something of Spanish architecture seen in our country. Left to Right: M. Calton, R. Mazzeo, J, DeMarco, R. Aumenta, M. O'Connor, R. Kemp, D. Curnyn, J. Cocurullo. Preparations for the Spanish folklore play La Muier Ganau by ioc svudenvs as Dr. Harney plays the accompaniment of Don Simon De Mi Vida . Left io Right: J. Borigiovcnni, N. Ryan, M. Brerieney, A. Woiczak, E. Mar!in, T. McGuire, D. Giliigan, B. Sica. and thou shalt gain access to me. Roseann Maueo Mary Costa Richard Kemp Jane! Mullins Our powers of concentration are good but not phenomenal. Left to Right: M. Ryan, J. Manikas, P. Read, M. Cullen, D P E E, Manzo, . Kiernon. arisi, . Turansky, J. prince! y state, am J. Mistretta and problems under Daley, L. Teresi non, R. Murray A. Sicola attempt to solve the watchful eyes of: A. K. Berkheimer, A. Shan- P. Woods, P. Albonese. td L. Why is it that someone else has always taken the book you want? Left to Right: S. ONeiII, M, Schrodi, C. Mullen, M. Flctely, E. McGough, E. Krupinski, M. Spina, M. Coleman, M. Cadman. , Pit' ,tr I Were we surprised when we saw the photographer! Patricia Gianzrnan, George Connors, Rita Trzebnska, Christine Pira- nowski, Francis Coscia, Peter Brennan, Joseph Cassidy, W . . . The pause that refreshes . . Bernadette McCarran, Patricia Mastro- pietro, George Rienzo, Joanne Varsalone, John O'Connor, James Pittochi. 72 Mine is cz yield 9 A Yhe boys are attentlve while the girls demonstrate dancing techmque Carol O Herron Kenneth D Andrea Albert Dukes Anita Pietro Barbara Bartholdt Patrick Donovan Eneas Mulcahy Sharon Gtlbride Evidently there is no quirk solution to this problem, Charles Kerr, Gail Cousins, James Degan, Bernice Nolan, Joseph Peters, Mary Leuchten, U 1 f f ' J - f ff , ' J if J La? ,f7 X 7 , Qfgycffi le l C114 George Connors better than gold or jewels, Barbara Ba rtholdi 7 'R Q-'X Mk.,- There is no royal road to learning, boys. Joseph Guerra, William Snell, Joseph Jack- iewicz, James Jacobsen, George Hauser, Kenneth Watkins. Anita Pietro Eneas Mulcahy Q-V i A . 1 , l V 4 JL ll' uv K 'A I A ,ff XD j X I I V il X 0' N t ft t. Richard Harvey Kathleen Cleary Q 1 enneth Millard 2 , AL ' UA ill llxo V' lf ly WL- fi ! l .. I X 1 J .3 lk 1 J fly l . la' 'J lf l U 1' ', l r rl, V I, l 'jg I lx 9 B kj V! P p li- l la! 'Y l 'N Y J I , E ,, t ,, , Mine are revenues X, ' .1 A 'The end of a strenuous day finds us still f y and cheerful. Top, Left to Right: il B oben von Kirk, Michael stciduhof, Theodore David, Charles McDonald, An- sf- Preporing to defend their side of a discussion ore, Top, Left to Right: Dtqnc Sqibellc, James Belby, Pamela Gennorelli, Richard Rhiver, Bernard Kent, Ann Russo, John Marino. t,J!!! , 1.25 x ,L-f ll . , 1' ,f y X .' -J 74 f ony Niekrosz, Nicholas Capparelli, Robert Keane. l 4 A 1. Q. X Q X xv Cleorlng up some points of doctrlne First Row Left to Rnght Muchele Oras Maureen Hynes Patrncna Dooley Kathleen Cleary Marne Mastronardu Cath erune Brennan Patrncra Fntzgercld Phyllns DeMarco Rosemary Hurtuk more precious than the mest silver Some confusron exusts about the posntton of Atxla Chapelle Lft to Rnght Raymond Slunner Rnchard Harvey Robert Langon Rvchard Marttn John Marrno Before thy loved amage, we gather once more Left to Right Kenneth Mallard Angela Amato, Rosemary O Brnen Kathleen Boylan Walter Zukowsky 75 1 N . -lk l l A li- X. . yr Q, .5 l X M K 5 Qt? ' ll ' 4 X X N ge? X NJ ,J fl ' 'F , , l l x A ll 61 . AX' X . Q -g N. x, - J X, Q I X 1,1 J. l N 5 XX lyllt KJ - ,X V lfx l K TVB X 'X X4 Xa X, ,J QXXJ f X 'wxx lvl ' ' ,J hi '. . . . . , V . R 'h Ei' 'T . I . . . I . ' I l -1: ,V X? X' ' - - . e ' : fl f , ,. 1 Ak , 1 .f' ff Study is c serious matter to thege freshmen, Thomas Smith, Doncld Ric, Ciordi, John Lampareiii, Leonard Fan. tasio, Adele Richie, Barbara vmgckl X. A faithful course I tread i Going through the pork You'lI never walk alone . Kenneth Coiiins, Iheresc Eggers, Thomas Brock, Robert Tprencz, Patricia Grzywinski, John Casas. x f 1 , , T' 4 f u-., Miss De Biuse has complete attention as she checks English note books. Michael Arleo, Genevieve Fresco, John Borzeili, Barbara Droge, Thomas Bel- Iucci, Patricia Brennan. 76 5 I .7 ' f , f , ' I ' f 1 Q ,, xv, i' r 4 f I ve . 1. ' L' i . Avy. Q . 5 John Casas failing never jfwi 5' '11 'U' Q7 Leonard Fantasia Pdffififl GYUY 7 to enrich the souls X. h-n 4 A ix l C K '1 E . , il 1 l J I ,u R If .. Xi ix I l ' I f i' l.1 l '- - I If -. , VH, r x , ' M 1 K lr , . ., J N' 'lxx : ,X xi gl' K, 1 -X 555 XX 1 VN a v , ,I fl A wonderful place to relax and exchange ideas. Leff to Right: Barbara -ff' ll' V , . . . , A V V7 Mohlman, Joseph Nitro, Joan Lesperance, John Vrggrano, Joseph Fullem. , ,fv- Homeward bound. Left to Righl: R, Sawicki Slryzek, R. Haggerty. 7 F , frrv rl! 4 . 'Tuff-XX4 Harrington, R. Parker, M. Hari, J. Filzhenry P EFL. fy - ff l N 'csv ..1 ' ' qf . 'A ,- 2 v f f C 43 Ag 4: ni Y ' Amir Q 1 1:34, Q , f, 4- , a fl ji. , V -if ,V , V f ' 1,-fi ' ' Af fx . 1,3 I -1 .f 1 1 gs , '...H .V -my ,. . . U A - . .4 Q' iiiqf :yy ' 3 if xll' Kb. 19554. K, ff . 'MI .W 'F .w.',n'.:.:..w-, . ' '- ' 'Y' .ff A 1. . +9 - S+'.Q H V vvjf- K, ,M .1 gf , ,. V 1 -1 -, , '., x - fi, ' gf lniffvfw l1:?isgf? , fi t ,:.,.'FQ f:'4 ny , ws V ' frw qgf , h ,.,, Wy 1 ' bfi? . A Li eiaiik,-NL., R vi HC A r, J ,, w ' - X-ff: Y 'F'- . NUI! ,z5f'. xg T, ' Our students ore fortunate nn the wade choice of actnvrttes avatlable to them through the different clubs Because of thus varnety every student funds somethmg that appeals to hs taste whether It rs screntrfrc cultural or ltterary Slmllarlty of :deals and Interest produces a spurt of companionship and fnendly competition among the students and this often en dures long after school days are over The greatest and most endurlng bond of all however IS that all actnvttles are placed under the patronage of Mary Our Mother She at whose prayer water was changed unto wane can un the same way spnrutuallze our ordlnary acttons and make them worthy of heaven where we hope to loin her In our eternal home beyond the stars I I x l 1 , . t t 4 4 4 xg X fmfaf? YQJL M. -- 'Af'-Bl? 1. 'J' 5' 31 ' K , v 'vb-.Q ' X 3 5 M ' Q ' 4 Q3 aw k' W I fl fflxih vv' JY ' 1 v ff? Q J J -ll L 'l v eq at 'O' nil, L- ,-,, P .f- 'N' .Ha 'f '-,.3.:' ,.i'r. 1 ashington Trip November 9, IO, ll, proved to be quite a whirlwind of activity for the class of 59 , for these were the days of the annual trip to Washington, After attending the 6:30 Mass at St. Michaels Church, they set out for their trip to the Nation's capital. It was a cloudy, dismal morning but that did not put a damper on their spirits, They stopped for breakfast on the highway and then continued on to Baltimore where they dined in one ot the colonial hotels. Arriving at Annapolis, they were taken on a tour through the Naval Academy. lt was with reluctance they left Annapolis, but the sight of Washington, beautiful in the setting sun was adequate compensation. Though tired from the long iourney all were ready and willing for the night tour of the city. FV' i Y. ,.,-.-f'.g'f.,,. :.,. nl- .-e'f:AfZ'7l'15- . ..- '4qtiE's. s flllllllilliii Y'-77 . . . - 0 . 4- 'wl- -Vj. ' . 5, -fy.,-f fs. - ,, gf. t. V ...Q ,g - L. The following day was lust perfect for a sightseeing tour. After attending Mass and receiving communion, they viewed the gigantic Washington Monument and many of them climbed to its summit. Tours through the Capitol Building, the F. B. l Building, the Smithsonian lnstitute, the Art Gallery and other well-known buildings, were interesting as well as informative. The third and last day was occupied by visiting Mount Vernon, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Statue of Iwo Jima and the most beautiful and inspiring Franciscan Monastery. The three days ended all too soon, but the memories our seniors treasure of the wonderful sights they saw and the thrill and excitement of their trip will not soon fade from their minds. General Communion ot the opening Mass. 84 5 The entire student body at end the opening Moss. Gpening Moss On Friday, Sept. 12th, the Holy Sacrifice of the Moss was celebrated in St. Michc:el's Church to invoke God's blessing on the school yecr. The entire student body was present to unite their intention to thot of the celebront, ond to receive the Source of spiritual strength in the Holy Eucharist. Officers of the Sodality look over the new additions to the Marian library. Sodality Prefect Joan Hammill, with officers Maureen Mahon, Katherine Buonocore, Jean Lesperance, Patricia Vernese, Eileen Beirne, and Karen Perry, Our Lc1dy's Sodality Moderator Sister Gabriel Dolores St. Michael's Sodality like all true so- dalities aims at leading its members to perfect love of God and neighbor. To help keep this ideal in mind, St. Michael's Sodalists publish a monthly bulletin stress- ing devotion to the Blessed Virgin as the foundation of all their endeavors. With Our Blessed Lady, Seat of Wisdom, as teacher and guide they hope to become what the saintly Pius Xll termed Sodcilists, perfect and wholehearted followers of Christ . Sodalists proudly display their tags on their return from the Sodality Congress held at Seton Hall University. Francis Principe, Mark O'Connell, James Murphy, Charles Dolan, William Bratton, Phyllis Hendrickson, Joan Hammill, Carolyn Miller, Jean lesperance, Katherine Buonocore and Marlene Brinkofski. 0 V0 4 , - Jrlp- Ralph Pinto, Prefect of the boys' Sodality, plans the next issue of the Sodality bulletin with his fellow officers: John Flatley, James Lipari, Charles Dolan, Robert Smith and William Bra.tton. 85 O good Jesus hear me. Soul of Christ sanctify me. The student body at the annual retreat Mass. Body of Christ save me. Father Fitzgerald listens while the stu- dents tell him how well they enioyed the retreat. Joseph Raisteter, Nuolo O'Con- nor, Father Fitzgerald, Kathleen Dingle- dine, John Kisala. In Thy wounds hide me. Retreat The annual retreat is a time of spiritual renewal. This year's re- treat, which was given at the be- ginning of the second semester, was conducted by Father Francis X. Brock, S.J. His forceful and il- luminating conferences deeply im- pressed the students. Everyone appreciated the op- portunity of with-drawing from the distractions of everyday life and of being brought into contact with spiritual realities. The great- est privilege of the retreat was, of course, the daily retreat Mass at which most of the students re- ceived Holy Communion. The other spiritual exercises reinforced the great Act of the day and made the students more Christo- centric. We hope that the retreat will continue to be effective in their lives as they continue through school and when they go out into the world. Sister Maria Thais, Monsignor McWilliams, Father Brock S J Father Fitzgerald at the Communion Breakfast. Monsignor makes himself available for con ference after the retreat Eileen Bell Maria Elena Bolha Monsignor McWilliams Rita Kule szynski Michael Zadroga Sr. Thais talks to members of the student body after the Communion breakfast. George Costa, Sister Maria Thais, James Jacobs, Rosemary Famiglietti. 'x. k 2 Y? A - H va, ' 'is- a in . X ww N- Y fu if A 1 V Nj' 15: , x ? WWE ' . . Q 1 'X -. W. fl ' , . X, A ,.,.R u f L, ,, f'i Nl. QE -arg. ixfig. k 2 ,L xl J g, f,-' 4, g 'fsfv ' 255 , 2 . , 1 Zi Ma, A if mr- - ' 1 ,,.v 1 4 ,j X I , I I I Monsignor McWilliams is welcoming the participating schools in t first sectional ot the Seton Forensic Frum held in t Michael s on February 4 William Witterschein s St Michaels representative in the Forum Seton Forensic League Moderator Sister Mary Magdalen The Seton Forensic League under the capable direction of Sister Mary Magda len, is one ot the most popular and active clubs in the school ln the fields of ora torncal declamation, extemporaneous speaking and debating it continues to win honors The record, we think speaks for itself -li? Yfiy Dolores Sulkowski, National Catholic Extemporane- ous winner, will compete in the Grand Tournament in Washington on May 7. 90 as Q-.:r Sandra Szalkiewicz represented St. Michael's in the Seton Hall Forensic Poetry Reading. Thomas Broderick, National Catholic Extemporaneous Winner, will com pete in Grand Tournament in Washington on May 7. 15 F N41 George Labik, John Donohue, Stanley Witkowski and John Wierzbicl members of the Debating Team, are checking their notes. William Witterschein and Stanley Witkowski debate The W Right To Work with members of St. Aloysius Debating Team. N Editor-in-zhief, Catherine Cassidy and assistant editors Elizabeth GGISOH Gnd Rosemary Famiglietti study some features in previous issues ot Archangelo. l John Kehoe, business manager, dictates plans for financing the book to Mary Ann Andryszewski and Nuala O'Connor of the business staff, Archangelo Viewing the high standards of previous issues of the Archangelo, the i959 staff have worked on this year's production with some trepidation and a good deal of prayer. ln the midst of our difficulties we have turned for help to her around whom we have centered our yearbook. To her we give credit for whatever is goodg the defects are entirely our own. We wish to acknowledge our debt of gratitude to Joseph Raisteter, our art ed- itor, for all the art work and for his help with the lay outs, and to Catherine Cas- sidy, editor-in-chief, and Rosemary Fam- ighetti and Elizabeth Garson for their ef- forts over and above the call of duty. This does not lessen our indebtedness to Our lady. They were her gifts to us. We are deeply grateful also to Sister Magdalen and the business staff for re- lieving us of the difficult and most im- portant task of financing the Archangelo. Joseph Raisteter, art editor, points out some interesting features of lay out to George Costa, feature editor. 92 Af N l Catherme Cassldy Editor In Chref Elizabeth Garson Co Edntor 'Qi X Rosemary Famlgllettl Co Edutor Joseph Ralsteter Art Edltor George Costa Feature Edltor Mission Club L Making favors and toys to gladden the hearts of shut-ins ure: L. Witkowski, J. Mistretla, P. Read, R. Mazzeo, J. Bongiovanni, E, Turanslmy, Moderator Miss Paparazzo The Red Cross Club has the very laudable aim of trying to bring sunshine into the lives of those whose existence is made rather cheerless by illness or by the deprivation of home and family. The members have made many cheery favors to brighten hospital trays and they are a ray of sunshine to shut-ins and orphans by their generous gifts of bright picture books, games, toys and puzzles. Some ofthe meetings ofthe club are devoted to forums on healthier living. Red Cross Moderator Sister M. Dolorosa The Mission Club is always one of the pivotal clubs of any Catholic high school. Our late Holy Father declared that to be Catholic is to be apostolic. The students of St. Michael's show their zeal and prove their apostolic spirit by their efforts and their sacrifices on behalf of the missions. Mission Day calls out all the talents and devices ofthe student body for fund- raising, as class vies with class to be top in mission aid. This day is merely the culmination, not the end of activity, for all the year-round there are successively mite box collections, clothing drives, stamp collections, and the perennial Mission Dance. 13 Sorting and packing cancelled stamps to aid the missions are: E. Krupinslii, S. Geekan, C. Galena, M, Baier, M. Cul- len, E. Manzo, H. Donohue Catholic Action - ' 'f f ' ,.-.,:--V - H Terence Linskey screws up his courage to give an address to the other members of the club. James Manzo, Charles McDonald, Terence Linskey, Robert Murphy, Mirlwel AYICU, Jvhrv Vl99l0f10, John Noonan. Moderator Sister Margaret Anthony One of the primary aims of Catholic Action club is to make its members better informed Catholics. Any topic which is of general importance to Catholics may be brought up for study and discussion, not only for the enlightenment of the members, but also that they may be able to answer intelligently the difficulties and objections of others. A Catholic Action group can never regard knowledge as an end in itself, but as a means to an end, and that is to make the Catholic faith better known and understood. The dissemination of Catholic literature in hospitals and homes for the aged is a fruitful means of apostolate which is undertaken by this group. Kenneth Millard does his part to promote Catholic action by distributing Catholic literature. Kenneth Millard, Joyce Gora- tola, Jacqueline Leach, Leonard Fantasia, Thomas Gill, Theo- dore David. Thomas Broderick, the president of the Student Council makes an announcement to the student body. Senior members of the student organiza- tion discuss points of strategy in main- taining order in corridors and halls. R. Famiglietti, M. Flannelly, B. Keegal, R. Barber, J. Lyman, J, Platten, M. Karaway, A. Jcnkowski. Juniors who aid in corridor patrol are: R. Donato, P Devlin, M Sues, J lipori, 96 Student Organization Moderator Sister Cecilia Aloysius The student organization of St. Michaels serves the under- graduates in many ways. lt helps to maintain order by patrolling corridors at change of classes and dismissal, it conducts social affairs, notably the Halloween Dance, and it serves as the student voice to the school administration. The members ofthe student body may well be proud ot the student organization whose sole purpose is to be of bene- tit to them and the school. To Thomas Broderick and fellow members ot the organization, we are grateful for a iob well done. T7 'L Q. The French Club ii, v . , ' l M. Hastings, K. Holt, R. Whitaker, D. Breheny, J. Kisolo, K. Perry, P. Servino. Moderator Sister Rose Marita This is the club to which future diplomats and linguists naturally gravitate, but its appeal is much wider than this and there is practically no student who cannot profit by membership in and attend- ance at a French Club. lt is with great difficulty that a language teacher in a secondary school steals time from irregular verbs and past participial agreements to enliven the lesson by a few games, songs or dram- atic skits. Yet certainly all these activities are not only enioyable but are an extremely valuable part of language education. These are the features of a club which make the study of a language attractive as well as useful. Moderator Miss Mueller The Public Relations Club is one which recog- nizes a very definite need for improved technique in public relations. lt aims first to improve the public speaking of its members by prepared speeches and by the use of the tape recorder. Advertising methods and psychology are studied with a view to understand- ing and applying them. Study of communications, such as television, radio and newspaper, and presented reports on these are an important part of each member's training. When necessary, individual aid is given in voice and diction. 'i 'ek Public Relations Club Left to Right: Mary Ann Andryzewski, Robert St, George, Dolores Sulkowski, Barbara Woods. The microscope tascinates: John Moriarty, Francis De Vito, and Richard Glowacki. George D'EIio, Ronald Zupp, John Garry, Philip Sorrentino, and Joseph Tyrrell are equally interested in a model of the heart. 98 Latin Club Moderator Sister Richard Ann The purpose of the Latin Club is to en- courage among the students an interest in and an appreciation ofthe civilization, language, literature and art of Rome, and to give them some understanding of the debt of our own country to that of classi- cal antiquity. 5 - i f L' it 5 i','. 4 ' L f , f 1, 'X in C A I I ,L x. if ,l M., I , 1 4' f N , 1 ' 1 Biology' Club J Moderator Mrs. Langley The Biology Club is one of the most popular and active clubs in the school. Any one interested in a career of medi- cine or nursing or whose in- terests lie in fields of botany or zoology will find much to interest him in this club. The interest displayed by the boys in the picture suggests that we may have sonLe future surgeons orprotessors of anatomy, or even a budding Mendel in the group. Four Freshman members of the Latin Club decide to explore the catarombsu. Edward Szalkiewicz, Alan Hughes, Stephen Zaccardi, Joseph Roerty. Service Club Moderator Sister Cecelia Aloysius The Service Club is one of the most indispensable of our many organizations at St. Michael's. lts members are fre- quently called upon to assist at school and parish affairs and they respond to these de- mands on their time with will- ingness and graciousness. They have earned the well-merited praise of all who have ob- served them. One of their favorite pro- iects, not immediately con- nected with the school, is the making of gifts for the sick sisters at St. Anne's Villa. The ioy which they bring into the lives of these sisters is but a reflex of that which they feel in being of service to them. Cafeteria Staff ni D l l Our indispensable Service Club. Left to Ri9l'l72 Eileen CUNY' Allce Gulvinf Com' Mullen Susan Hartnett, Helen Donahue. GJ How well they know the way to a students heart. Mrs. Looney, MVS. CUNY- 99 s X F. Lipinski, T. Murphy, C. Gordon, R. Burke, and M- C0n 10llY of 'he Fulwe Teuchefs Club discuss possible subjects for a lesson plan. The Liturgical Club participates in the pageant A Guardian Angel Reminiscesu, given in honor of Monsignor's anniversary. win XY Future Teachers Moderator Miss DeBiase A very worthwhile and in- teresting club is that of the Future Teachers. Students who are contemplating teaching as a career have an opportunity to learn what are the obliga- tions and advantages of the profession. They are taught the requirements for certifica- tion and are given some basic instructions on the preparation of lesson plans. Each member receives special training in conducting a class and is given the opportunity to develop his talents under the direction and guidance of Miss DeBiase. Any organization which helps to fill the ranks of this most necessary and important profession is of great benefit to the community at large, and should be given every encour- agement. Liturgical Club A tableau from the pageant represenhng the Blessed Mother St Mrchael and the guardnan angel George Costa B Mohlman Sandra Szalkrewucz Llturgucal Club Moderator Slster Therese Alma The Lrturgncal Club as nts name sugnufues arms to gnve nts members a better understanding of and the abnluty to actively participate nn the lnturgy of the Church Under the excellent tralmng of Snster Therese Alma they learn to apprecl ate the spmtual beauty of the Churches age long chant and the musuc of some of the great Church composers The versatulnty of thus group as shown nn the way they can enter unto more spmted If less spmtual numbers luke the Orchestra Song of Schumann and numbers from The Student Prince Thenr smgmg was a bug factor In the success of the program In honor of Monsignor s cnnrversary The boys smgmg a number from The Student Prmce ae J Donahue J Jacobs G Labuk J Kusala F Pr ncupe R Glowackr T Broderuck J Ralsteter J Dohery h I - I 1 q O U I I I q I ' .. , . ,, . ,, ... . . . . , . 'r:- ,. .5',. ',. ',.' ,. I. - a ,Q ' fr-.E Q V4 , x I . V 5, . ,f 1. r . L. 'I Whlle wondenng how we might intro duce Our Lady unto a sectron dealsng wnth sports we chanced upon a poem that Chesterton wrote after wltnessmg Notre Dame at play The boys shouted Notre Dame they watched the fortunes of the fray and Chesterton saw Our Lady presndung frttungly even over a football contest Three tnmes rn o vorce of thunder they called for help on Our Lady the mother of the Conqueror of the conquerors of the world May she whose delrghts are to b with the children of men give our players the abllrty to wan rf possnble to o e gracefully and never to lose slght of the laurels that do not fade and the crown that us Immortal as I I li ' e . . ,, . .. . . . I I S 5 aw N35 P 41 I3 ST f Huw D f - hw .! fi? 4 g X 1 pf , Tv, 'b. A' V Q, - ., W' ,iff ' x -. Q' Q' fa' . f-5 Q- 0' F1 'E Q 5 E qi, HAWK 3' '-3 VARSITY BASKETBALL Robert Glowacki, James Murray, Edward Hlovach, Stanley Gurski, Anthony Petoche, Fred Lipinski, Coach Walling, Dennis McGovern, William Witterschein, Bill Lockmeyer, Sam Yanuzzi, Mike DePalma. Despite inexperience and lack of height, our boys' basketball team still managed a winning season. Led by the seniors, Josh Gurski, Ed Hla- vack, Bill Witterschein and Bill Lockmeyer, and spurred on by the fine example' and excellent coaching of Jim Walling, the boys placed second in the Catholic Conference Tournament. The Horseshoe Champs , as they are labelled, put up a good fight in city play, and finished third behind Lincoln and St. Peter's, two of the biggest JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Robert Sghggfgr tMonagerl, James Murray, John Mulligan, Robert Langon, Patrick Donovan, Robert Tarenz, Coach Walling, Stephen Zaccardi, Neil Degnan, Kenneth D'Andrea, Michael DePalma, George Connors, Brendan Keegel. 104 teams in the state. Among the notable city vic- tories were the two wins over Ferris, a long-time rival, and two victories over a strong Snyder team. Aiding the seniors in our successful season were starters Mike Yanuzzi and Dennis McGovern along with iuniors like Fred Lepinski and Jimmy Murray, and plenty of help coming from Mike Depolman. With these and other returning veterans, the stu- dents can look forward to another winning season in the '59-'60 campaign. BASKETBALL RECORD Won-14 Lost-13 St. Michael St. Michael St. Michael St. Michael Christmas T Catholic Co , St. Michael' St. Michoel's 70-68 Alumni St. Michael's 55-61 lincoln St. Michael's 46-73 St. Peter's Sl. Micl'1ael's 72-50 Snyder s 41-43 Dickinson St. Michael's 75-50 St. Mary's U. C.1 St. Michael's 39-53 St. Aloysius St. Michael's 50-49 St. Anthony 's 41-39 Ferris St. MichaeI's 71-82 Queen of Peace St. Michael's 54-57 St. Cecelia St. Michael's 68-50 St. Mary St. Michael's 63-77 St. Aloysius 's 41-63 St. Peter's St. Michael's 64-61 Snyder 's 58-54 Dickinson St. Michael's 61-64 Lincoln St. Michael's 60-45 Ferris St. Michael's 57-27 St. Anthony ournament U. C.l St. Michael's 65-48 St. Mary St. Michael's 49-50 Dickinson St. MichaeI's 46-64 Snyder nterence Tournament s 67-63 Sacred Heart St. Michael's 55-51 Holy Trinity St. MichaeI's 48-57 St. Cecelia New Jersey St. Michael' St. Michael' State Catholic B Tournament s 65-51 Immaculate s 68-77 Holy Trinity iWexttieldl I' - . , '3' ak 'V , A z Zi I 1 Y' 2 X v i Q .GJ Q0 P, .if I Q 1 -5 5 Left to Right, First Row: M. Zadroga, W. Witterschein, J. N. Degnan, J. Moriarity, J. Winslow, R. Glowacki, P. Skiba, Platten, W. Lockmeyer, G. Labik, E. Hlavach, R. Berber. R. Smith. Fourth Row: P. Brennan, N. Capparelli, C. McDon- Second Row: J. O'Connor, E. Mulcahy, F. McElroy, L. DeMar- ald, D. Sullivan, R. Skinner, J. Viggiano, E. Szalkiewicz, S. co, P. Sorrentino, G. Rindos, R. Gillio. Third Row: L. Fantasia, Zaccardi. Baseball After last year's fine season, and with return- ing veterans, like Jimmy Platten, Bill Witterschein, Bill Lockmeyer, Richard Barber and Mike Zadroga, St. Michael's is confident that it will have a suc- cessful season. The future strength of the club will be deter- mined by the large number of Freshmen candi- dates who have turned out for the club, many of whom seem very promising. To Coach Dreimuller and his squad we wish the best of luck. James Platten Captain 106 Mr. Dreimuller Coach Wnlham WIHCYSCHQII1 Wrlllam lockmeyer A nl 3 Ma BASEBALL SCHEDULE Dvclunson Mann Snyder Sf Peters rep SI Cecelua S! Peiers Prep Mann Bayonne Ferns S0 Aloyuus SI Cecella lmcdn Sievens Academy Stevens Academy Ferns Snyder Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Michael Zadroga June 2 S9 Aloyuus Lincoln Bayonne Dnclunson Away Away Home Away George Labik Richard Barber vm Left to Right, First Row: Mr. Finn, Albert Adams, J. Aumento, P. Gannucci, E. Tolentino, C. O'Brien, Mr. Gaughran. Second Row: F. Principe, P. Sorrentino, A. Jaworowski, H. Anderson, P. Cardiello, W. Garrett, Third Row: M. Russo, W. Bratton, C. Kerr, A. Tricoli, R, Langon. Fourth Row: F. Joworisak, R. Harvey, J. Fitzhenry, K. Millard. Tl ClCk St. Michael's all-star relay toarn, Lett to Right: Mr, Finn, Frank Joworisak, Peter Gannucci, Ernesto Tolentino, Albert Adams. 108 Our hope for a world'x interscholastic record is Albert Adams. Record Breakers are: E. Tolentino, P. Gannucci. Not since the late 40's has St. Michael's Track Team enioyed the success it has experienced dur- ing the past season. The performances of the 2- Mile Team, in particular, were such that national attention was attracted to little St. MichaeI's High School. ln Pete Gannucci, a member ofthe Senior Class, Al Adams, Ernie Tolentino and Frank Jaworisak, lthe latter three Juniorsl, the St. MichaeI's High School Relay Team surpassed all previous records made by New Jersey School Relay Teams. Al Adams, on the strength of his 4 minute 28 seconds mile performance in the Newark Armory this past winter, stands a good chance of creating a world's interscholastic record for this distance before graduating from school. Ernie Tolentino is not far behind Al in the mat- ter of record-breaking and he too, before gradu- ation, should equal or surpass the national school- boy Half-Mile Run. Pete Gannucci, the gritty Captain, played no small part in the success of this team and his loss will be greatly felt. Other boys from whom much is expected next year are: Charlie O'Brien, Ken Anderson, Anthony Jaworisak, tall Juniorsl, Bill Garrett, Pete Car- diello, Phil Sorrentino, Mike Ruso, and Bill Bratton lpromising Sophomoresl. The fine group of Freshman runners, including Richie Harvey, Kenny Millard, Al Hughes, and Jimmy Fitzhenry, insures St. Michael's successful track seasons for the next three years. We would like to express our sincerest best wishes to Mr. Finn and Mr. Goughran, and our deep gratitude to them for their inspiring leader- ship and excellent coaching. Future track stars are: William Garrett, Peter Cardiello, Michael Russo, William Bratton, Anthony Tricoli. Boys who are expected to make a name in track are: Philip ofentino, Anthony Jaworski, C. O'Brien, Harold Anderson. 16114, k ' 7 A f - j 2 . . 'Ld A A . 'I I , CTJ5' ,wild ,L44,z 55619-fyaiiyif -Rigid' ' auf ' ' Promising Freshman runners are: James Fitzhenry, Kenneth Millard Robert langon, Richard Harvey, Charles Kerr. 109 The vuctors returnmg In tnumph wlth the trophy they have lust won Left to Rught Cloure Coscua Deanne Leffronce Carolyn Tulko Pat Devlnn Euleen Bell Dolores Lew Roseann Mazzeo Bernadette McCarron Lorrame McKennon Glrls Basketball Our gurls basketball team has covered ntself wuth glory and we are very proud of each and every member of the group Not only was thenr playing exceptional but theur fme spnrnt and good sportsmanshlp were outstandung also After a wonderful record of I3 games won to two lost they crowned all thus by wmmng the North Jersey Catholuc Hugh School League Tournament when they defeated St Vnncents Academy 6l 58 at Queen of Peace Outstandnng players were Roseann Mazzeo scornng 29 ponnts and Pat Devlm who scored l7 and who shuffled between guard and forward posutson to good advantage durnng the funal penod Under the excellent coachnng of Mrs Reddlngton they en loyed one of the best seasons ln the hnstory of St Mnchael s We hope that It us a prelude to many more successful seasons Dolores Lew Ca ptaun Mgt Oras Roseann Mazzeo Pat Devlnn Elleen Bell Dolores Lew Carolyn Tulko Clalre Coscla Bernadette McCarron .luduth Rollo Barbara Mohlmann Lorraune McKenna Duane Letthalm Joan Lesperance Mrs Ann Reddnngton Barbara Doodge Roslemarne Cavallo Mary Pat Sues Reglna McCarron Muchael Michael Muchael Mnchael Muchael Muchael Muchael Muchael Mlchael Muchael Mlchael Mnchael Champlonsh St Muchael Tournament St Mnchael St Mlchael St Michael GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Anthonys J Immaculate Concephon M St Damlnucs lCaldweIIl St Muchael Umon Cnty St Marys Elizabeth Lu e Hchokus Holy Famuly Bayonne Our lady of the Valley lOrangel Queen of Peace lNorth Arlmgtonl ommxcs St Marys Rutherford St Vmcents Newark up Tntle St Vmcents Newark Games 7l St Machaels Umon Cnty 69 Our Lady of the Valley St Vnncents Newark Elleen Bell Carolyn Tulko St. ' 58 ..,..... St. ', . C. St. ' 58 ,,.. ' St. ' 72 ..,.,......, t. . ' ' ' St. ' 44 .,.. . ' , ' ' St. ' 65.. ,.,.. . ' , ' St, ' 73 ....... St. k 's, St. ' 35 .... ' , St. ' 51 ..,. St. ' 54. .,.....,. . St. ' 65.,.. ,St. D ' , J. C. St. ' 57 . ' , St. ' 74 ,... . ' ' , . ' 49. , ,. . ' ' , f ' of .... . - ', Don! bl Gfvdld Evleen IH no' NPIOUVU One of Roseann Mazzeos spectacular shovs N Roseann Maueo is ready for action. Higher siill and higher. 4? That looks lake o sure thmg Pardon m but ns this c basketball game Saddlers Wells Ballet? I um afruld Io look You mighi gust as well try lo scale M0 Everest D S ' A N D'Aneg-,ng C Brennan, M Breneny, B. Nolan, D H Donahue E. Mart.n Y if . 1' 'WH J 2 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS One of many attractive poses of: F. Mulligan, M. Leone, S. Szalkiewlcz, P. Marone, J, Eckert, R. Frangione, D. Darn-ra'alskl, R. Cullen, M. OConneIl. 1 5 lit: r 1 Cheerleaders C. Brennan. . 1 4 +1 An inarticulate but welcome addition to the cheer- leaders: E. Martin, H. Donahue, C. Marzocca, R Trzeblnska, P. Fitzgerald, B Nolan, M. Breheny, ined up and ready to begin their cheers are: qrberla R. 'lfzeblnska C Marzocca, M. Scnr I -IJ-Q Margaret O Connell Regina Cgllen Frances Mulligan Diane Darmafalska Patricia Marone Our victorious basketball teams must share equal honors with our vnvacious, spirited cheerleaders. These girls have done a wonderful 'ob in keeping up the morale of the players and in spurring them on to victory by their vigorous cheers and lively performances on the court. ln Apprectatlon The staff of the 1959 Archangelo ns snncerely appreclatrve to all who have assisted them In the productuon of thas work To our pastor Monsngnor Leroy McWrlluams and hrs assistants for their encouragement and support To Snster Marla Thats and her faculty who by thelr co oper atlon made our work so much easter To Mr Lawshe and Mr Pruett of Progress Assoclates for thenr frlendly cooperatlve and ettectnve efforts on our behalf To Mr Davns of Davls Studno and has genial assistant M Chrlstle for thelr photographic coverage To Sister Anthony Marte our moderator and to Slster Mary Magdalen our flnancsal director for their untlrmg efforts To our advertisers patrons and boosters for thenr willingness to support our enterprrse For permlsslon to quote from the Monsugnor Ronald Knox versuon of the Old Testament we are indebted to Sheed and Ward Co I I , , I . . . . , , . . , r. , . , , , f - f , H I 1 1 f J J z E 1 1 af'-A fr ,M V 6 , . Y f 1 4 I ff' 7' 9 , KY 9' it Q ax N S Wi' Q, .EQ F K '41 Vo Am' g v. 5 , V, Pm. , Ei ' Xi ' Ir ' ff .. . ':- 'z ',, , 15, 1.1, .H Ai., .E vi., in Mnnng, . , 1 4 5, -,3'2,?3l ',f3 ' - cm, fx 5 'B Af. -is, Q 'LL W .Q ., ,,4 -ME 1 1 3333333-3-3'-3 Complimenfs of THE FACULTY f SAINT MICHAEL HIGH SCHOOL CZYDCTKQ O oeeotoeeooeoet: .1. -+4-Q-0-4 33-3601333 Congrafulafions fo fhe Class of T959 from THE FACULTY SAINT MICHAEL GRAMMAR SCHCJOL fffjj of 0 LJ Ottftrirttftft .1. i i:.1:.f.: l::ii:33 'if'i.:33 All Photographs In The 1959 Archangelo By DAVIS STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHS OF MERIT Jersey Cnty Bayonne Offermg A Complete And Comprehensrve Photographic Service For Yearbooks Journals Etc ooooeoooooooaooooo 120 . W N N . . . 1'if.1i:i,1l1'ilLi:3i f3ff:6ii and co 6XC!uJlU2 y .9IlduI'allC2 JO 34000 Cable Mkandco 880 BERGEN AVENUE JERSEY CITY N J W G-U And we laughed and laughed 32i2iIii1iff3623i:3C11i0i111f3i 121 O . KK f 73 . . - 9 : g , . . I' II ll 92O:01O:1Of6Q1::361:1::3:if::Q::Q::i Congrufulahons fo JOHN AND THE CLASS OF 59 MOTHER AND DAD CLASS 29 MARIANNE 66 MR 81 MRS JOHN KEHOE Congrafulahons fo WALTER JOHN AND CLASS OF 59 From MOM AND DAD BARBARA 57 FRANCES 64 9 8300 COMPIIHTEDTS of AND SUPPLY CO 70 NEW JERSEY ROUTE NO I7 PARAMUS NEW JERSEY Congrcfulahons fo OUR DAUGHTER JOAN 81 MRS A SELVAGGIO Congrafulanons fo KATHLEEN AND THE T959 GRADUATES MR 8. MRS VINCENT BROWN HE 2-0449 BROADWAY BOWLING AND SPORT SHOP Everything for the Sportsman Monhcman Bowlxng Balls III TONNELE AVENUE JERSEY CITY Complnmenls of HAROLD AND DAVID BRODY ADVANCE JEWELRY CORP 335 wssr asm smear NEW vom: CITY Compllmenfs of PALMERA PHARMACY Arfhur E Polmero RP 791 BERGEN AVENUE JERSEY CITY TO BILL AND THE CLASS OF 59 Love MOM AND DAD CATHERINE Hou ao Congrafulahons fo RUTH AND THE CLASS OF 59 Love MOTHER AND DAD Congrafulahons RUTHIE Love JULIE Besf Wnhes lo JACKIE AND THE CLASS OF Love MOM DAD JEANNE AND BARBARA 1::3::3:Q::i:3:3Q:9:3:Q::Q:1:6:i1::5:1 I I , N. J. HU. - BERGEN-HUDSON ROOFING C '9 'S MR. . . ' ' fo '59 ' I I - 122 - 3:31:06 Compliments of CLASS 'IOD SISTER RICHARD ANN Moderator In Memory of 81 MRS JOHN DUPHALA SR AND JOHN DUPHALA, JR. Congratulatfonx to BARBARA Love MOTHER AND DAD Congratulations to BARBARA AND THE GRADUATING CLASS MARGARET 57 Congratulations to Our Son WALTER AND THE CLASS OF 59 MR 81 MRS WALTER R MILNE PAUL G WHITE Cabmet Maker and Carpenter Kntchen Cabinets Made and Installed II4 GREENVILLE AVENUE JERSEY CITY N :g::39:Q::Q::Q::Q:61:i6iLi Compliments of CLASS I OA SISTER MARY DOLOROSA Moderator Compliments of CLASS IOC SISTER THERESE ALMA Moderator Congratulatnons ROBERT AND THE I959 GRADUATES THE BRENNAN FAMILY Congratulatrons to KATHERINE AND THE CLASS OF 59 MR 8. MRS .IOSEPH PENZES Congratulatrons to WALTER MILNE AND HIS CLASSMATES ELFA MIGA BRIDGE CLUB 6368 ROGERS DISCOUNT FURNITURE CO All Name Brand Bedding Lwnng Room Suntes Dnrect from Factory Thomas Rogers I03 OCEAN AVENUE JERSEY CITY 31 fi 96:i:5:3:C::Q:6i::O11fiC: :gil MR. . , - ' ' to I O D O Call DE. 2-4022 for Appointment DE. 3- O I 5, . J. - 123 - 900000000toe0Q:g:6gQ Congrufulufions Io RITA LOVE MOM AND DAD MR 84 MRS J KULESZYNSKI Congralulahons Io MARIA ELENA AND THE CLASS OF T959 Love MOM AND DAD Congrafulahons Io OUR NIECE MARIA ELENA BOLHA Love DORAN FAMILY Congrafulahons fo ANN AND THE CLASS OF 59 MR 81 MRS HENRY IRIT Congrolulohons Io THE GRADUATES OF 59 CLASS 98 SISTER ANTHONY MARIE Moderator Congrafulchonx to GINGER Love FRANK Congraruloiions Io JOHN AND THE T959 GRADUATES MISS MARY KEHOE Congrcfulafrons fo WILLIAM AND THE CLASS OF 59 MR 84 MRS GEORGE S WITTERSCHEIN Congrafulahons to ANN AND THE CLASS OF T959 MR 8. MRS JOHN CURRAN Congralulahons Io PATRICIA ANN AND THE T959 GRADUATES Congrofulahons Io JACKIE AND RITA SAM CALACURCIO 46 JOURNAL SQUARE JERSEY CITY Complrmenls of CLASS 9C MISS MARY DIBIASE Modercfor 3:oe:t1:4::30:36ee666i:0t - - MR. 84 MRS. PATRICK MARONE -124- i:1:fi1i1ffC111C91L19C1i41i'3f::? Congrafufofions fo KATHLEEN From MOM AND DAD Congrafulahons ID JOSEPH MULLEN JOHN FLANNERY RYAN AND OROURKE 185 COLES STREET JERSEY CITY N J Tel OL 3 9717 MAXIMILIAN MORROF Tel DE 36991 OWENS PHARMACY Prescnphons Called for and Delrvered 341 COMMUNIPAW AVENUE JERSEY CITY N J Congrafulahons fo BOB AND THE CLASS OF 1959 MR 8 MRS JAMES ST GEORGE Congrafulafions Oo CAROLYN MOTHER AND DAD MR 8: MRS STANLEY TULKO Congraiulahonx fo BERNICE AND THE CLASS OF 59 MR 81 MRS DENIS TUOHY Congralulafnons fo OUR SON PETER AND THE CLASS OF 59 Love MR 81 MRS FRANK GANNUCCI Best Wlshes Io FRANK TUOHY CLASS or 57 Congrafulanonx Io ANGELA AND THE CLASS OF 1959 THE MANGIERI FAMILY Congrafulahons fo JOAN AND THE SENIOR CLASS ON YOUR GRADUATION 81 MRS JOHN J GAUGHRAN Q:112ifi9fi6f3i1231C:C10l6li11? O D I , ' ' 1 u 0 Complimenfs of CLASS OF .59 0 . . MR. . . - 125 - 3:ii:i::ji1::i:Ql1:i::i 0 e 0 0 9 Congrafulahons fo Dennrs Roberf and the Class of 1959 Marie Elayna 61 LOVE MOM AND DAD and Mrs Michael J Breheney Congrafulaflons Pafrlcra LOVE MOM AND DAD Gerry 8. Barbara ROSEMARY S I D GEORGIANNA AND THE CLASS OF 1959 MR 84 MRS CHARLES R BAUER ROSEMARY OUR DAUGHTER ON HER GRADUATION MOM AND JACK MR 8. MRS W HENDERSON JOHN MR 8m MRS JOHN CLASS 'IOB DONOHUE MRS RITA LANGLEY Rachael Helen 8. Bull We Are Proud fo Contribute fo Your Yearbook GEISMAR S 222 WASHINGTON STREET HOBOKEN NEW JERSEY 1959 Our 71st Year Qualify Clothing for Parochual Schools aocooooooooooooeoo 126 ' 1 Mr. . ' . Con alulafons lo Cangralulaliorls Y gr I Love From . . . Congmlulollons 1 Congrafulalions lo Love . . Q Congrafulclions 1 Complimenn of From U l . I Moderoior I I 3g3:Q::i:3:Q::Q::Q:6:0::Q::Q:1::3::38a6 Compfrrnenfs of CLASS 9A SISTER MARGARET ANTHONY Moderator Congrofulcfrcns BARBARA AND THE CLASS OF 59 MR 81 MRS ROBERT KENNEDY Congrafulchons ro CISSIE AND THE CLASS OF 59 MR 84 MRS JOSEPH TOAL Best Wrshes fo TO T959 GRADUATES Lucllle Fay Casey 49 Margaret Fay OMarra 50 Pafrlcla Fay 60 Complrmenfs of CLASS 9D MISS MARY ANNE PAPARAZZO Moderavor Congrofulahons OE AND THE CLASS OF Love MOTHER AND DAD Ccmplrmenvs of CLASS T IA SISTER GABRIEL DOLORES Moderator Congrafufahonx 10 CAROLINE AND THE CLASS OF I959 81 MRS F WITOMSKI Congrafulafrons fo MARY JANE AND THE CLASS OF 1959 Love MOTHER Congrafulanons to Love BOB Congrarulanons JOAN AND THE CLASS OF 59 MOTHER AND DAD Congrofulahons to DEANNA AND THE CLASS OF 59 Love MR 8. MRS HENRY GIOIA -3:3.C:i::Q::Q::j:Q::1::C::QL:i:1::i:i:i9:i ' Io ' . . MR. . . Mary Fay McGuire '48 MARYJANE ' 1 I I . . , ' ' Io ' ro ' J '59 ' - T27 - iiifi:1C:1i1C:2C16i1i1i61i11::t1::i Compliments ol LITURGICAL CLUB SISTER THERESE ALMA Moderator Congralulolions Io DOLORES AND THE CLASS OF I959 81 MRS E .I COLLINS Congrclulallons lo STANLEY AND THE CLASS OF 59 Love 81 MRS STANLEY GURSKI Congralulahons lo MAC DARA AND THE 1959 GRADUATES Love MRS MARY LYDEN Congrafulohons Io BARBARA From UNCLE NICK 84 AUNT ROSE JERSEY PREP Fully Accredited Summer Sessnon Make Up and Advance Credn AII Hugh School Sublects 2737 HUDSON BOULEVARD JERSEY CITY N J Congralulaiions lo NUALA AND THE 'I959 GRADUATES Love MOTHER AND DAD Congralulolions lo BETTY AND THE CLASS OF '59 Love Mother MRS .I GARSON Congrululahons lo MY NIECE BETTY AND THE CLASS OF T959 FRANK .IENCZYNSKI Ccngrafulahons fo ROSEMARIE AND THE CLASS OF T959 THE JOHNSON FAMILY PEGGY AND THE CLASS OF 1959 Love MOM DAD AND PAT Congrcfulahons fo MAUREEN AND THE 1959 GRADUATES Love Mother and Dad MR 8: MRS .I GALLAGHER gq90eoQQ0:3-011060001 MR. . . . O I MR. . O , Congrafulalions lo I O O l - T28 - 3g0ee99a0ot:066t60f0 Complimenfs of CLASS 'I 'IC MISS ELIZABETH MULLER Moderator Compliments of CLASS 'I I B SISTER EMILY JOSE Moderator Congrafulalions Io ROSEMARIE AND THE CLASS OF T959 From the GEREMIA FAMILY Congrafulafions fo BLASE AND THE CLASS OF 59 MR 81 MRS A KEEGEI. and Famnly Congrafulahons Io DOLORES AND THE CLASS OF 1959 MR 81 MRS THOMAS PARKER Congratulations fo ROBERT AND THE CLASS OF 1959 Congralulahons fo M JACK PHIL suse Jos MR 8. MRS .I ROGERS Congratulations Io JAMES AND THE CLASS OF 59 TO MAUREEN AND THE CLASS OF 59 Congrafulahons MOTHER AND DAD Congrafulahons Io MARGARET AND THE CLASS OF 'I959 Love MR 84 MRS DENNIS MURRAY Congrafulahons lo PATRICIA Love Mother and Dad MR 81 MRS MICHAEL MATELSKI I Congrafulanons fo PATRICIA GEORGE CANTRILLO INC All Kmds of Roohng and Sadmg AsbesIos Alummum Sldung Our Speclalty 31 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST N J 3:.1,:3:if.1 :.lf1:.1'l:.1fi5f l 129 JI H H ED '59' MR, 3, MRS, 5, GLQWACKI MR. 8. MRS. A. W. PLATTEN 911:fC11C11:1i6i:f3fi.C::317C12C1:Q::i1 Tel. DE. 3-7130 Congralulalions lo Complimenls ol GINGER DANTE P. CRISONINO, M.D. AND THE CLASS OF N59 26 BENTLEY AVENUE JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY IDEAL RESTAURANT Beffer Food of Lower Prices Specual Home Made Meals Irs Better If Its I eal GREEN STREET JERSEY C Y N J Congralulallons JOSEPH AUMENTA AND THE CLASS OF 1959 A FRIEND Congralulahons fo THE CLASS OF 1959 THE MARINAN FAMILY 659 JERSEY AVENUE Dual OL 31098 24 Hour Servlce Fasl Dependable Ambulance Service SWEENEY AMBULANCE SERVICE Oxygen Equipped 106 ERIE STREET JERSEY CITY JOurnaI Square 55425 WHITEHEAD PRINTING COMPANY W Bnaloglow Weddmg lnvnanons Paneled Cards Soual and Commercial Prmfmg Rubber Stamps Siencnls Name Plates Snlver and Meval Key Tags 467 GROVE STREET JERSEY CITY N J lBeIween 7th and 8th Svreevsl Love MOTHER Congrafulallons lo RITA AND THE CLASS OF 59 Love MR 8. MRS THOMAS SMITH and Family Complnmenls of SETON FORENSIC CLUB Cf-V32 Compliments of JAMES A McLAUGHLIN 591 JERSEY AVENUE JERSEY CITY NEW JERSEY 9 Nvck DeStefono KEYHOLE RESTAURANT Bar Mussels Pura Scungulll IA Full Lune of Italian Foocll Open Dolly 1130 AM IExcep1 Tuesdayl Delivery Service 8 PM to 12 AM 34143 FIRST STREET JERSEY CITY N J DElaware 39309 DElaware 2-6290 MISSIRIS RESTAURANT Cafermg vo Weddings and Parnes 355 COMMUNIPAW AVENUE JERSEY CITY N J gegggggggggcefiagoeft I I d 101 IT , . , . , ' lo ' , . ' JO. 2- 205 ' Skilled Aflendanfs for First Aid , J J , N. J. v - l - 130 - l:?3lii:f.Ll33l: i'.'33:f:.3 Office Hours: 9 to 5 - Evenings 6 to 9 HENRY NIEBANCK SONS Ol' 3-5233 - ,my ,,,m,,es JOSEPH P. cunrm, '27 General Insurance - Bail Bonds LAWRENCE J. DOHERTY, '41 Public Accountant - Taxes - Auditor Since 1891 ON COLE and NINTH STREETS JERSEY CITY, N. J. 227 PAVONIA AVENUE JERSEY CITY 2, N. J. The Makers of Your School Rings! LANCIA .IEWELERS 78 WASHINGTON STREET HOBOKEN NEW JERSEY No Greater Compliment Could Be Paid Our Uniforms Than That They Are Being Worn By The Students Attending Saint Michaels Hugh School EISENBERG AND O HARA 1315 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA 7 PENNSYLVANIA 36040 Oldt' Id 30177 OLdt' ld 30143 SIMONETTI AND SULLIVAN WALTER E MCINERNEY ,qum,,, o, cha pm Afro ey At L 9 200 SEVENTH STREET JERSEY CITY 2 N J 137 MONTICELLO AVENUE JERSEY CITY N J DE 3 820 MCCONNELL Coal and Fuel Oil Company 87 VAN HORNE STREET JERSEY CITY NEW JERSEY DRAKE SECRETARIAL COLLEGE Co pletely A r-Co dtoned 78th Yea 0 Personal zed I struction ACCOUNTING SHORTHAND TYPING ADVANCED COURSES COMPTOMETRY BOOKKEEPING MACHINES PRE-COLLEGE SUMMER CLASSES INTENSIVE OR REVIEW COURSES HUDSON COUNTY S OLDEST BUSINESS SCHOOL D SCHOOL 900 AM 240 PM lMo h F J NIGHT SCHOOL 700 PM t 1000 PM IM A Th 905 BERGEN AVENUE JERSEY CITY NEW JERSEY 31:fTf f i3i i:.: i:.:i:til 131 I . . . , . I l DEIaware - le . ne - D II i m i ll. rn aw We specialize in outfittin school, amateur and industrial teams O l OL. 3-2875 Open All Summer m I n ii - r i n ' I - AY - : . .to : . . n.tru ri. - z . . o z . . on. urs. Eves.J Enroll any Monday morning or evening , iiitfiiiiritfifiiifiiti 313:31 JO 35900 Complrmenls ol WELSH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY DElaware 3 6027 DORINSON S FASHIONS D C S Excellent Posrtrons Job Counselors 'cues can uns 26 JOURNAL SQUARE JERSEY cm N J 321 GROVE STREET JERSEY CIT Phone DElaware 27834 CAMERAS PROJECTORS SCREENS AND DARK ROOM EQUIPMENT Kodak De Jur Bell 81 Howell Ansco Bolex Revere HUDSON CAMERA CORP The Fmesf In Photo Frmshmg 136 NEWARK AVENUE INear Grove Sfreetj JERSEY CITY 2 N HEnderson 4 8749 IPPOLITO FURRIER INC One of New Jerseys Frnest Furners Wholesale Cold Siorage Phllnp J lppolno Presndent MCADOO 8. FOWLER AVES JERSEY CITY 5 Telephone DElaware 38840 ALFRED .I PAKENHAM Funeral Drrector 400 ARLINGTON AVENUE JERSEY CITY 4 N J Compliments ol COMMERCIAL TRUST CO OF NEW JERSEY Member Federal Deposrt Insurance Corporation 6 Ofhces In Jersey Cnty 3 Ofllces In Bayonne DElaware 3 6215 THE WONDER STORES INC Jersey Cnty s ONLY Complete Department Store 175177 NEWARK AVENUE JOurnal Square 20509 Compliments ol F E LA ROCHE Dealer In Pnme Beef Veal Mutten A Lamb Keystone Market 505 GROVE STREET OL 69081 RAND S Frozen Delrsll A Delncuous Soft Ice Cream 501 NEWARK AVENUE JERSEY CITY Phone DElawore 22077 DeROSA S MARKET Delicatessen Groceries Vegetables Frozen Foods 378 COMMUNIPAW AVENUE JERSEY CITY N J JOurnal Square 2 9891 CHARLES 84 ANNA BUETER LMURPH s PLACED Homemade lee Cream Fresh Daily Candy A Specaalty Near Povoma Avenue 487 GROVE STREET JERSEY CITY ii,:fti3i3.- 1t1: lil. I I l, Y,N.J O , .J. I O 1 - - e . ,N.J. I. O I O I U O ,N.J. I ' ,N.J. -132- PATRONS His Excellency the Most Rev Thomas A Boland DD Most Rev Martin Stanton The Rt Rev Leroy E McWilliams Reverend John Kelly Reverend Raymond Waldron Reverend Hugh Fitzgerald Very Reverend Walter Artioli Rt Rev Alois Auth BV SV SV EV CV V Cardelichio Joseph Donnelly Harold Fitzpatrick Crispin Fuino Conv Rt Rev James Hamilton A Friend Alois Jewelers Rev Michael Hornak Rt Rev Msgr James A CV ev CV SV BV ev ev ev John Kinsler Francis Lind Leo Mahoney A T OBrien OP Charles Morris Leo Martin John OBrien Gerard Santora Francis Sexton Rt Rev Joseph Shovlin 118 Old Bergen Roa J Andys Kosy Korner Brunswick Street Balasclo Mrs Nora Banks Cleaners and Weavers 743 Grand Street J C Bellino Mr Carman Bellino Mr and Mrs G Blanchette Mr and Mrs Brummers Brunswick Furniture Company Calabrese Mr. and Mrs. Carmin Calabrese Frances and Frank Cerchio Mr. Michael Charles Cleaners and Tailors 92 Grant Avenue J. C. Charles Flower Shop 383 Montgomery Street J. . Court House Bowling Alley Darmofalski Family Dudek Dr. Eugene Newark Avenue J. C. Feltz Printing Service I Marion Avenue J. C. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. H. Gagliardi Mario M.D. 340 Third Street, J. C. Gallo, Joseph and Vincent Garofolo, Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Grossi, Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes 31Qf361i4::Q::i1::Q:Qg:Q::g:e3g:3::, 3 3 1: if ff: lil Iii 3 :il lil 3 i 43 if fl: i ii 3 . ' R . ' R . R . . . ' ' , .. . R ' . . . R Q . . . ' R . ' ' Rev. William Buckley Rev. Martin A. Piasecki R . . ' ' R . R . R . ' R . ' ' . . ' R . . . . I . d, . C. ' , J. C. , C PATRONS Henderson Mrs Peter Hornack Rev Mnchael Hofz Mrs Frances Hronowskn Mrs Anna Joes Specialty Shop Jankowska Mr and Mrs Joseph Knddy Togs 210 Railroad Avenue J C Kuftner Lllllan Latzko Father Lewls Meat Market Marabelle Mr and Mrs J Mary Anns Beauty Shoppe Masnello Mr and Mrs M Mastrnolna Pharmacy 325 Seventh Street Corner Mont McDonald Mr and Mrs Alexander Makes Columbus Trnangle Meat Market 347 Second Street J C Monmouth Flornst National Cleaners 147 Erie Street J C Netns Mr and Mrs James Paolar Mrs Pepe Mr and Mrs R Pullase Mrs Rentmg Shop Roles Dorothy Rubenstelns and Sons Inc 341 Grove Street J C Show Mr and Mrs P Snlkowskl Mr Chester Spartan Advertnslng and Noveltles 880 Bergen Avenue J Speed Cleaners 75 Jackson Avenue J C Sportswear Shop 280 Jackson Avenue J C Stans Sport Center 536 Washnngton Street Hoboken Sterling Bakery 161 Sterllng Avenue J C Tom s Cleaners 396 Commumpaw Avenue Torchno Meat Market 254 Jackson Avenue J C Walsh Mlss Mary Wlllnams Mr Louas Zahner Mr George 31:eifit:0:3Q04C:60if06:i0 134 269 Third Street, J. C. ' Co. , . C. ' , , N. J. ' , J. C. Adamshuck Mr Mrs George Albanese Susan Altrmarl Mrs Frances Andryszewslu Mrs Maryann Anna and Joe Anns Bakery Arena Lucy Balestnen Mrs Jean Baurer Phllup and Roger Belllno Mr Carmln Bernadetto Marne Blong Mr and Mrs M Bogdan Mr and Mrs Thomas Bolha Murnel Barbara 81 Carol Ann Bonnkolm Margaret Bowen Mrs Anna Brennan Mr and Mrs P J Brummer Mr and Mrs Busy Bee Indoor Archery Byrnes Mr James Calabrese Mnlly 81 Josne Gallo Callarl James Campbell Mr and Mrs Canning Mr and Mrs T Cappoll Mr and Mrs D Cappolu Mnss Judy Ann Cappoll Mass Julla Coppola Mr Salvatore Chaika Mr Peter Chambers Elizabeth Chu Mrs Llly Collms Kenneth Collms Mr and Mrs R 8- Sons Connelly Mrs M Copeland Mr 8rMrs Thomas BOOSTERS Cullen Eleanor Cullen Margaret Curran Mr Francls Curtns Mr Charles Crown Mary Deckert Edward DeLorenzo Joseph DEsposlto Mr 8. Mrs Madelyn DuRuggsero Vnctor Donato Barbara Ann Donato Mrs Stella Doran Mr John Douglas Mass Kathleen Dubhers Import Co Durkm Dons Dwulet Muss Dorothy Dzuedzlc Louls Eckhoff Mr and Mrs Elluson Dr G COptometrlstJ Englehart Mrs M Fay MISS Ruta Fnkonlch Mass Dorothy Fntzgerald Mrs Vurgmla Gamba Mrs Lucy Gaughran Mrs James Goldberg Alex M Gordon Mrs L E Grodzkn Mr and Mrs Gross: Mnss Johanna Guckuon Mrs James Gumta Domlnnc Gutkowskl Mr Mrs A 8rSon Guzzo Mrs Sarah Harns Mr Wnllram Hastmgs Mrs Brldle NICE SMILE BARBARA LOOK THIS WAY BOYS 3691309190666 Haskins Mrs Anna Hayduk Mr and Mrs M Hentmann Fenda Hlbner Mr and Mrs M Hronowskl Mr Mnchael Hrabar Mrs M Jankowslu Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson Eluzabeth Kane Mane Keenan Mr and Mrs Keller Mr and Mrs Kerr Charles Kerr Mrs Wullnam Kulbrlde Gerald Klllan Mnss Faye Kocot Mrs Lllluan Koczan Mr Walter Koehl Mrs Kolakowskr Mr and Mrs S Krause M Kuchor M Kuchor Mr Mrchael Lachowach Mrs Mary Lau Mrs Nellne Lally Mary Bernadette Lamp Mr and Mrs Edward Lamp Mr and Mrs H Langan Ruta M Lapadula Mr and Mrs L Larky Muss PQIFICIG Lavelle Joan Lehmkuhl Mass Ethel Lehmkuhl Mr and Mrs H Lew Shurley Llpunskl Mr 8rMrs B 8- Family Lockmeyer Mr and Mrs Wulllam THE WASHINGTON SCENE 0 Q 0 0 0 0 'I35 . 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