St Michaels High School - Footprints Yearbook (Union City, NJ)

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,ff Ni- is H1:f9:5' ' 1 FYZT .1 fbi' . A MIGHAE- A FUUT PH-N , . 0 the valiant members of Saint M ichaefs High School Alumni who are now serving in the Armed Forces of the United States and bringing glory to their Alma Mater, we dedicate our 1942 Michaelian Footprints as an expression of our appreciation of their generous self-sacrifice. TS HOWARD ANDERSON, U.S.N. ' WILLIAM BAUMANN PAUL T. BEHR RICHARD M. BEHR, U.S.N. FRANCIS BELANCER, U.S.N. EDWARD BETZ FRED BRODERICK JOHN BROWN, U.S.N. JOSEPH J. BUDKA GEORGE T. CASPER EMMET CASSIDY JOHN CASSIDY RAYMOND CIIAVE LAWRENCE CICERALE FRANCIS CLARK, U.S.N. ALFRED CODA JOHN COLLINS JOHN COONEY JAMES W. COYLE JOHN COYLE NORRIS COYLE JOSEPH J. CRIMMINS KENNETH CRONIN RAYMOND J. DERISI MARTIN DEUTCH, U.S.N. CARMINE DI GIACOMO WALTER DUDSAK PETER FINNERTY, U.S.N. JOHN FITZGIREONS WILLIAM J. FLYNN JAMES FRANKLIN CHARLES FUHRO ROBERT GARTNER THOMAS GODEREY, U.S.N J EREMIAII GORMAN HAROLD HAKIM THOMAS HEATIIERLY JOSEPH P. HENRY WILLIAM HENRY JOIIN HIGGINS, U.S.N. EDWARD HULTON GERALD I-IULTON ARTHUR J AMIN JAMES JENKINS FRED KEIM JOHN KELLY JOSEPH KINN VINCENT KINN

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UPPORTED by the four years of training in St. Michaelis High School and guided by the light of our Catholic faith, we, the Class of 1942, face the War-torn world that awaits us with the confident spirit of youth, pledged to the loyal service of our country. For that reason We have ,selected a patriotic theme for our Michaelian Footprints which will be for us a friendly guide back to the days of our high school life. YV e have endeavored to present not only a View of the youth of today absorbing Catholic education in a Catholic atmosphere, but also a glimpse of the school activities of a group of loyal Americans. It has been our desire toiinscribe on the pages which follow all that we have held dear and worthy of coinmemoration, so that in future years as we turn to them we may revel once more in these happy days 11oW gone. That theipresent volume may rank in honor with the senior publications of preceding years is tl1e hope of the Class of '4L2.

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NICHOLAS KIRINCICII '37 C1-IESTIER KREISSLER,'U.S.N. '41 GEORGE KRESS '36 HAROLD KUNZ '36 AUGUST LAWRENCE '35 THOMAS LINDSAY '37 GEORGE LJ UTICH '35 MIC1-IAIEIS LYNCI-I . '37 THOMAS MCCARTIIY '4-1 FRANCIS MCGIVERIN, U.S.N. '33 THOMAS MCGRATII, U.S.N. '33 ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN '39 DENNIS C. MAGNETTI '35 DANIEL MEEHAN '30 DANIEL MEIXELI, '36 J OI-IN MIESCJXLLN '39 XVILLIAM MESCALL '41 ALEXANDER P. MICHELINI '38 EUGENE MOI-ILIEII '35 ROBERT IVIOIR '27 GERALD MULLIAGN '38 VINCENT MULLIGAN '35 ALEXANDER JVJUNRO '35 BERTRAND MURPHY '36 JOHN MURl'I-IY '37 JOHN NOLAN '33 KENNETH NOLAN '41 ROBERT NOLAN '39 JOHN O'CONNOR '37 JOSEPH PERSICI-I '35 VICTOR PODESTA MICIIAEL PRUSINA HARRY PYKE PETER QUINTANO JOSEPH RAKOWICZ CLARENCE RIEMAN JOHN RIGNEY 1 THOMAS SALING FRANCIS SANVITO RAYMOND SAPHORE JOSEPH SCI-IEFBAUER GUS SCI-ILAIIER ALFRED SCHMITT, U.S.N. '31 JOHN SCRIVANI WILLIAM SHELLEY JAMES SHEEHAN, U.S.N. JOHN SI-IEEHY ROBERT SPEYER JOHN STANTON CHARLES STEINEL ,Q c N VI' 3:1 ' Is' 1 dm I3 1: ,- A if 3 A 'if S'.f11L v'2gJ , 'D 4:.,'hi:f- ii? ,Il '38 I GERARD SULLIVAN, U.S.N. '33 THOMAS SWEENEY JOSEPH TAVARONE RAYMOND UPTON LEONARD WALDHEER WILLIAM WALLACE 1-IAROLD WALSH LEO WITTMAN ROBERT WRIGHT JOSEPH ZENORINI '31 J ll MIJHAEQA F TP UI B NTS