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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1945 volume:

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Never too tnusy to give at worct ot encouragement, or to counset witti tcinctty actmonition or timety actvice, stie tias enctearect tiersetf to ttme memtners of tide senior ctass tny tier sincere interest in eactw inctivictuat stuetent anct tmer atoitity to uncterstanct our protviems. tviay ttiis ctectication serve in some srnait way to express our immeasuratnte gratitucte and esteem. 4 SISTER IVIARGARET VERONICA, Principal 5 CLASS OF '45 '-1 the natiorfs hest Eager, huoyant, hrimful of zest, Fresh ancl conliiclent and sure, ln your youth all safe, secure, Firm your trust that all is Well, Your laughter lilce a silver hell - il QTUUY By the time the years have rolled around, Moy it mean that each of you has founcl Complete fulfillment of the hopes That stir you, as from Michaels walls You go where God or duty calls. Cynics, pessimists, criers-clown, Fiel for shame, that slceptic frown, For all the future comes alive Through the faith of the Class of '45l PLAY FUHEWURD We face the futurel ln a war-weary, terrilaly siclc worlcl just at tlie crisis ot its worst illness, We face tlme future. The Class of ,415 is tleie fourth class to gracluate from St. Michaelys since our country has become engulfed in tliis global conllict, ancl tliougli on tlie Western Front lwostilities liave ceasecl tlwere clawns no liope of peace in tlie imme- cliate future. As we step into tliis war-torn, puzzling worlcl upon gracilualion, we laave a choice of two attitucles lowarcl it ancl towarcl lite in general. One attitucle is, ol' course, pessimistic. We woncler, at times, wlwetlier the iclc-als ttial our lnoys are fighting ancl clying for are being preservecl in tllis country. We tool: at all tl'1e discontent arouncl us, at tlwe greecl, tulle semslaness, tlie lialrecl anal rare prejuclice, ancl conclucle tliat the answer slioulcl lJe, no. We are tolrl tliat unless man comes laaclc to Gocl all the lolooclsliecl will lwave laeen in vain: tlwat we may expect anotlmer Harmisticeu similar to the farce of Versailles in 1918. ancl anollier war in a few flecacles or so. Loolcecl at from ttiis point of view, our ettorts clo appear futile, ancl it would seem tllere is cause enougtl for pessimism. But we are Catholics witli a laaclqgrouncl of Catlnolic training -- a fact wluiclw can alter our wlwole outloolc, ancl account for our adopting a clitterent attitude. We liave lneen tyrouglit up in possession of a weapon more powerful and etlicacious than any tuomlys, mines, or rleptli cliarges ever usecl or ever to be usecl in any war. Ancl tluat weapon is prayer. It' prayer can 'move mounlainsn it can move inen,s laeartsg it can luring peace to tlie worlcl. Nve liave learuecl from our Catlwolic teacliing that the lcey to true world peace lies in tlie incliviclual's peace witli Gocl in liis lieart. It' all men were at peace witli Gncl, worlcl war woulcl lae an impossilnilily. In our choice ol' a tlweme we liave triecl to show liow everytliing in connection with our sclxool life, classes, clulns, activities ancl sports W all motivatecl :incl governecl lay tlue spirit of Clirist - liave preparecl us to Hmm-et tlie worlclf' Why, tlien, slwoulcl we lne pessimistic? Witli prayer in one lianrl, as it were, ancl souncl Catliolic teaclling in tlwe other, we neecl fear notlaing. lt is not alone For lite in tliis worlcl we liave been preparing, but for the encl of lite when we slwall really face the future. CLASS OF '45 7 ST. IVIICI-IAE1.,S MONASTERY CliURC1'l 8 ,Lg '4 - .4- 4 .'- mr-1675...-f .4 V 'mfg wif: lx 1 mu. mf-'fe 5 951-Q 'T 54' If-4 3 .HL -.M-,LAL-.,,:5-..: jLL!05g,3j45ja,l:'.f51E' ST. MIC1-1,x151.'S I-IICI-I SCHOOL 9 Q: I - , N. Ri HIS HOLINESS, POPE PIUS Xu 10 Most Reverend Thomas J. Nvalsh, S.T.D,, J.C.D ll 1. 2 1 3 I , QS?-1 ,fi L .1 REVEREND CONOR bfIONAG1-IAN, C. P. Pastor of St.'Micf1ueI,s Monastery Church 12 HEVEHE U CU UH MU ASHA DP. tn the spring of 1943, Father Conor Monaghan, CP., hecame the Pastor ot St. Michaels Monastery Church, succeeding Reverend Berlin Donohue, CP., who is now Business Manager of THE SIGN. Father Conor with his competent assistants, Fathei Michaet, Father Atexander, Father Charles and Father Ronald Anthony, minister whole' heartedty and devotedty to the needs ot an extensive parish. Their supervision extends to St. Michaetys Grammar and High Schools to which they give unsethshty of their time. and assistance to the varied activities associated with Cathotic sch-oot hte. Father' Conor's visits to the schoot are usuatty the essential ones of a husy man with many duties. Engaged with the constant demands ot the ttoct: under his spiritual Care and guidance, Father Conor has tittte time tor direct personal contact with the students of the high school, hut att welcome him whenever he is tree to he present at the games and other high school events, and tisten with interest to his deep voice, heard on occasion during the year, over the schoot radio. The zeat and tarsightedness of Father Conor have heen strikingly evidenced in the wortc he has undertaken ot huitding a Parish Halt. A huitding for parish and school activities has heen a tong-felt need and to mt that need Father Conor is hending att his energy. His unttagging ettorts to further the project and hring it to comptetion have not tessened, in spite ot the ditticutties he has had to contend with. Even the ohstactes inci- dent to the war have not heen ahte to dampen his enthusiasm or to daunt his courage. The students of St. Ntichaets are also interested in the accomptishment of Fathers ptans, and ptedge their support. The Class of '45 took forward to meeting Father Conor and atumni ot the high schoot at the future Michaetian games, plays and sociat events hetd in the new St. Ntichaets Memorial Hatt. I5 REVEREND IVIICHAEL RAIJSCP1, CP. REVEREND Cil-IARLES OAKES, CP. RIIVEREND RONAIJD X-X. BEATON, CP 14 Y. C ' . F OPPORTUNITY XS X 1 1 X , Q, C X if 'G Q ES' I? I f' X ,J vf ff QW f ' JI K ,W , - , A ' ,f,z?A2y,A22s 'g,,,f,,,, ,K WWW97 A iw 1, nj r : 4 M I X . V ' . 1 f.:I'- ,H f n lj 424 fl' wifi, 'V 'Q' --. .V 6152595 r ' ' .- -.3 rf, - I -'-'f. -:I+ . ' '-76 Hfzdvlp. rffz-113112-:17f , lrdlkuf , Vffpffrgiffflu 9 ' . f ff '27 --919:11 -ilA - ' ' Il.f'2'i4,,d1fQ f -J ,,,Q!,1r FACULTY REVEREND ALEXANDER I-IOFFMAN, CP. Superinlenclenf Toward the close of our sophomore year, we said good-bye to Father Alexis Scott as he left for the Navy, and with our good wishes and HGOJ-speed following him turned to welcome his successor, Father Alexander HOHQHIHD, CP. , 16 A As our Superintericgtent, Father Atexancter has tcnown us both inctivictuatty and as part of the achievements of our high school. To try to sum up in a brief paragraph au that he has meant to us in the past two years would not he possihte, for each student feels a personal gratitude for some special help or henefit. We shall remember many things connected with our four years at St. Michaels hut some of our happiest memories and scenes most vividly present to the mincts eye will he associated with him. What senior cannot recall his stimulating talks at Catholic Action Chih meetingsg his raisect eye-hrows as reports were given outg informal talks in the office or at school dances and garnesg Upepn talks over the radio? Through him, in word and act, we have seen wright principtesn at Work, and few are not the hetter for it. In cooperation with the Principal anct classroom advisers, he has endeavored to guicte and clirect the tives of the students, and to fit the school program to the students' needs. In whatever he has undertaken he has manifested a capahte anct intelligent leadership. Early in our acquaintance with Father Alexander we Found out the meaning of his promise 'Ito he ttinct, hut Firm. AH have Icnown his kindness: few had the temerity to put his firmness to the test more than once. tn him we found exemplified the high icteais towarct which he urged us to aspire, and the exattert principles of conduct he encouraged us to practice. There can he no question about our esteem and affection for Father Alexander. The measure of our gratitude will he shown in our future following of his constant and inspiring counsel: Be men and Women of right principles. H 17 FAEULTY Sizperinlenctenl SISTER MARGARET VERON SISTER JOSEPH ANGELA P. ALOYSIUS JOYCE Religion., History SISTER LEO GERTRUDE Religion, English, SISTER EMILY JOSE SISTER M. EUNICE SISTER Cl.ARE REGINA ELEANOR SCROCCO Religion E'1Q'fS'1 NICHOLAS C. PICCIANO FRANCES SHEEHAN 18 Retigion, Algebra, REVERENIJ ALEXANDER HoIfIfMAN, CP., ICA. Principal StenograptIy Religion, Stenogmptly, Business Law History, Democracy SISTER FRANCES GERTRUDE Religion, Latin, Frencti SISTER AGATHA IVIARIA Retigion, Engtisti SISTER EI-IzAIzETI-I IVIARY Religion, Atgctura, Dqmocracy FAEULTY SISTER MARY TERESA Religion., English SISTER ALOYSILIS JOSE Religion., Physics, Sociology SISTER CONCEPTzX MARIE Regisirar, Typewriting SISTER M. EI.EANoR Religion, Biology SISTER MARIAN FRANCIS Religion, Lnlin, Goomelry SISTER ANTPIONY MARIE Religion, English, History SISTER CECILIA WINIFRED Religion, Hislory SISTER IVIARGUISRITE FRAN CIS Religion., Nlaihernalios I X . ,II MR. P. Al-OYSllJS JOYCE N' Spanish MISS GRACE SQUIRE Religion, Algebra J. VINCENT O'DONNEl.I 1 , GRACE SQUIRE ANNA GIGRDANO ANTHONY SIANO 19 JOHN HARTMANN MARY KE! .SCH CHESTER SMITH FZ-XERULTY Miss MARY KELSCH A Religion, Bookkeeping Miss FRANCES Sl-IEEI-IAN Religion, Spanish, Latin Miss ANNA GIORDANO Engl ish MISS ELEANOR Scrzocco Religion, Latin MR. ANTHONY SIANO Religion, Chemistry, Football ancl Track Coach MR. N. C. PICCIANO Physical Education MR. J. VINCENT OYDONNELL Music, Orchestra Director MR. CHESTER SMITH Band Director MR. JOHN HARTMANN Basketball ancl Baseball Coach 20 HW 5 f 'Hy xffx ' ' Q BN 1 ' x K I M lo, 1 Q, NB A I 1 Z .,--,,, ,. W S VF' K BEEN 55 'x ff 16,1 , ff ,Ts '1Q END yf R VU.L.4..l-Q-N-if M! if , 1755247 731 f, , .-2: ,la fy! , 1 X ff f f wwf? 1 W ,ff V .f 3, , , 'iii Pg ,,, 14 'ln jffif J I 4, X 16' ' H' I , ' jf if .L ai lx va --fda' -- kr - f , Ji fv iafwhfblw' ff- - 6 Qi' poi I . XA , , 1 x 2 , SEN H R ELEANOR ABBOTT El St. lVlicl'1ael,s, Mcalling Dr. Alnlaottn . . . composition wluiz . . . New Yorl: sl1ows . . . Navy man . . . unique lwair styles . . . allergic to perfume. I . Camera Club 1: Catliolic Action Cluln 43 Frenclm Cluln 4: E ' Holalay Club lg Latin Club Q, 5, 4, Secretary. LouisE'ArEi-l-o Loll Sl, Annes C. Easy going . . . lots of lun . . . goocl loolqing . , always Uoutsicleu ol tlae library . . . Sinatra . . never on time . . . Alice . . . Xavier. Camera Clulw' Ig Calliolic Action Clulz 4. C,lAT1IIiRlN E ANIUEIQSON Kulic St. lvlicliaels, U. C. Petite . . . lilies claneing nncl walling . . . long clis- tances . . . on spilqe lieels . . . Ola, my aclwing leetln . . . willi .lunc ancl Eloise . . . also Emersonians. Bowling Clula I. 2: Camera Clulm I: Catliolic Action Clula 4: Fri-ncli Clula rl: Gtr-Q Clulg 2, 5, f-l: l'lolJlJy Clulm I: Latin Cluln 5: Nliclmaoliaiii Rollers Q. EDXVARIJ ANDERSON Slllefle PCLCF Eififl Pillll, lMlOl3Oli6l'l G. l. lwaircul .... luroacl smile . . . slaarp jacltets . . . always at Alaelys . . . cloing tlie lVlontclair . . . witlm lrientls anel Burlie. Band I, Q: Camera Club l: Catliolic Action Clulm 45 JISIHKOF V1 Police 4. V 4 22 l'lELEN APPLEMAN Apples Si. Josephs .l. C. 'l'Apples . . . running in late . . . rosy-cheelcecl . . . with thiclc sox to lceep her loalers on . . . always excitecl . . . never misses a clance or game . . . will settle clown . . . Lo be a nurse. Bowling Club ip Camera Club 1: Catholic Aclion Club 4g French Club 4: Lalin Club 21 The Miclmclian 4. VIRGINIA ARNIENT Ginny Si. Paul of the Cross, J. C. Petite . . . lover of Perry Como's singing . . . with Niclcy . . . clancing at noon-time . . . P.A.D. . .. . Ken , . . Woolxvorlhls . . . Ambition: banli clerli. Camera Club lg Catholic Action Club 4: Commercial Club 41 Glen Club 1. GLORIA BERLINGER Gloria St. Michaels, U. C. Who has spent a more riotous Senior Year lhan Gloria? . . . ubangsn . . . in hol waler . . . ancl out . . . shels unpredictable. Catholic Action Club 4: French Club 4: Latin Club 2, 5. l'lEI.EN BERONIO Helen Our Lacly of Grace, Hobolaen Small hats . . . Crocheting . . , with Mary . . . clarlc eyes . . . lemon colces . . . French . . . warm, lrienclly ., iclisposition. Carfxera Club lg Catholic Action Club 43 French Club 4: Latin i Clixb 5. 25 1 4. 1 Crvri-IERINE BOYD Gloria St. Augustineis, U. C. stuclies go . . . future Navy Nurse. ' ' Bowling Clula 2: Camera Cluln lg Callwolic Action Cluln 4 EDNVARD 'BRADEN Eclclie Gur Lacly ol Grace, lfl0lJ0lCCI'1 Glasses . . . fnow ll1ey're on, now llieyyre olll . . . tlme light luncli lcicl . . , liurrying . . . for tlwat last 22 out of Holnolten. Camera Clula I, Presinlcrntg Cnllmolic Aclion Clulm ELLEN BROGAN El SL. Joseplfs, U. C, Can cut a rugl . . . especially with Burlcie . . . high lweels . . . always humming . . . W-l-1OlIgl'1lU . . . Steclw- manss gracluale . . . ldurray for the Scotsl V Bowling Club 1, L21 Camera Clula lg Catlxolic Action Clul: 4: Commercial Clula 4: Cvlcc Clula 2: Spanish Clula 4. JOHN BURKE Niggar SS. Peter and Paul, Holaolaen Reel hair . . . lrisl1 . . . innocent loolc . . . Zoot-suits . , . always found with Fulvio . . . a lflarlem-lover . , . clancing. Camera Cluln lg Calliolic Action 4: Football 5, -15 Junior Police: Q-4 Hurrying liere, tlwere ancl everywliere , . . a la Vxfoolwortlu . . . Sinatra fan . . . master mincl as Frcncll Clulh 4: Glcc Clula l, Q, 3. 4: Latin Clula 2: Ycarlmolc 4. FRANCIS CAl.ABliESE Cal St. lvlattliewys, Riclgelielcl Tlwe liappy mcclium . . . sports fan . . . well-lilaecl . . . stuclious . . . at intervals . . . fun-loving . . . am- lnitionz Optometrist. Camera Cluln Ig Catliolic Action Club 4. l'lEI-liN CAI.I,AGl-IiXN Helen St. lVlicl1ael's, U. C. Very exacting . . . P.A.D .... Army ancl Navy personnel . . . stately ancl graceful . . . reacly aclvice . . . conservative. Bowling Clulw I, 2: Canwra Clula Ip Catliolic Action Clula -fl: Commercial Club 4. 1 l MAIQIE CA1.x.AoHAN lrislz St. lVlicl1ael's, U. C. Sweet as sugar . . . Navy . . . neat as a pin . . tl'1ree-quarter length jaclcets . . . innocent stare . . infectious lauglw . . . lovalnle. Bowling Clulb 1. '21 Ciuucra Cluln 1: Catholic Action Club 43 Commercial Club 4. MAIIY ANN CAMPANA Mary St. lVlicl1ael's, U. C. Metictllolrsly attirecl . . . extensive warclrolne . . . and tl1e sliiniest brown lmair . . . tl1inl: of intelligence . . . perfection . . . tliinlf of Mary. Bowling lg Catholic Action Club 4: Frcncli Cluln 4: tlolnlny Club 1: Latin Club Q, 5. 25 GEORGE CAMPORINI Camp , St. Micluaelys, U. C. pleasing personality . . . mY'ou lilce that, el1?,' . . . climples . . . cliocolate fuclge sunclaes . . . clueerlul smile , . . innocent countenance . . . swell fellow. 4 Basclmll 5, 4: Callmliv: Action Club 43 Latin Club I, THOMAS CANNON BOOIH - Boom SS. Peter and Paul, Holaolcen - Boom-Boomln . . . Jersey City clrawl . . . nl'ley, Conleylu . . . Fuller larusll . . . Shakespearean actor . . . lnorn conversationalist. Camera Club lg Calliolic Action Club 41 Football Q., GAISIQIEL CAPONEGRO CGIJPY Our luacly ol lsilnera, NV. N, Y. About Cap? . . . wlmt remains to lac saicl? . . . popular . . . amialnle . . . priceless on a . . . in the Glee Club . . , flnut ai laln pest, . . . lmelmels oll to Cuppyl Pmnsiwlmll Mgr. 3. ll: llizislcetlnull Mgr. 2, 3, 4: Catholic Action Clula ll: Dclnnlinu Clulm 4, Prirs.: lroollmll 'l, 2, 3. 4, Captain: Glce Clulm 1, 2, 5, 4, Pres.: Yearlyoolc 4. ANDIIEA CARNEY ' flncly Sl.. lxliclmaels, U. C. Freclcles . . . lnlue eyes .... lolm Marshall . . . SlCCl1D1Elll,S . . . willm Aclele . , . collecting Art Club clues . . . Emerson . . . fslmme on youll Q Art Clulu l, CZ, 3, ll. Trc-zxsurcrg Bowling! Cluln 1: Camera Clula lg Callwolic Action Club 4: The Micfmelian 45 Spanish Club 4: Yezirlnoolc 4. 26 DONALD CASEY Sl. rloseplfs, W. N. Y. Union Cily trolley . . . Hey, Butch . . . loyal lo lrig . . . liair in bis eyes . . . nl ain't got noneln . . . K. ol? C. Camera Club lg Calbolic Action Club 4. Ross ANN Cl.ENNAN Rose Ann. Sl. Auguslinels, U. C. Petite , . . irresistible personality . . . No, 4M . . lrigiger-lilie answers . . . New Yorlc sliows ancl Tol- l7enelli's alter . . . Hopes lo be a private secrelary. Bowlin Club 2' Camera Club I- Callwlic Action Club 4 Commfrcial Club' 4, Vice-Prcsiclenlzl Glrc' Club I, 2, 3, 45 'flu llficlmeliun 4. Managing Eclilorg Yearbool: 4. v , 1 Riel--mlm CONLEY Big Dick Sl. lVlicbael's, rl. C. Tall . . . clarlc . . . in .loels Car . . . quaint expressions . . . Kay . . . llie reservoir wall . . . alley, Cannonlu Calliolic Action Club fl: Frcncli Club 33 Laiin Club 3. GERARD COOICIE Gerry -Our Liltly ol Grace, l-lOl3Oli6D Typical business man . , . clepenclable . . . O.L.G. manager . . . bas Fulvio lrouble . . . lalces care of allenclance slieel . . . everyone's llriencl. Cailiolic Action Club 4. i i Q7 Danny Sl. Nicholas, rl. C. HlVlarl Scienlisln . . . Cai' . . . Willa Conley , . . or Marie . . . vitamin pills . . . zool-ee . . . HDrop Deaclln . . . sliiny moccasins. Banil I, 2. 3, fl, Vice-Prvsirlcnl: Cain:-ra Cluln ip Catllolic Aclion Club 4: Orclmestra 2. 3. The Dulce, . . . sharp clothes . . . funny stories . . . tolcl loeiween periocls . . . in conference wiklm Arnold and Annamae . . . l'l1ey're the Big Three . C:Ell.l'lOliC Aclion Clula 4.'Vice-Prcsiclenl: The lwiclmoliun 4: Yearlaool: 4. Pmruck CORCORAN Pal St. lxflicluaels, U. C. Recl hair . . . with Henny . . . Gloria . . . half a car . . . sleeping . . . Mlwliaiss grealn . . . amlnitionz Naval Gunner. Catholic Action Club 4: Bzislccllnall 5, Ami-IUR COUG1-ii,iN Arlie SS. Peter ancl Paul, Holnolcen Got the luomeworlc, Agnes? . . . frienclly . lrislu eyes are smiling . . . lmasliellaall . . . liverwursl sanclwiclmes . . . clancing . . . angelface. Baslzetlmll 5, 43 Cailmlic Action Clula 4: Glee Club 3, 4. JOSEPH DANIELS l'lII.AiRE 'DECANCO Duke Epipluany, Grantwoocl 28 LORRAINE DEEGAN Lorraine St. Joseplfs, J. C. Cliic . . . personality plus . . . Navy men . . sense of lwumor . , . uSunny . . . sweet smile . . Frirlay niglit clances . . . all-rouncl goocl sport. Camera Club I: Callvolic Action Clulo 4: Commercial Club 4: Glcc Club 2: Spanisli Club 4. AGNES DELANEY Agnes St. lvliclwaells, U. C. School spirit . . . MOH, my goo'nessH . . . 90,5 . . Rose Marie . . . Chocolate-root beer soclas . . . pen- mal'lsl1ip plus . . . wavy tresses . . . Clancing. Camera Club I: Callmolic Action Club 4: French Clulm 4. Secre- lary: Holalzy Cluly I3 Latin Club 2, 5: The ixliclruvlicrn 4: Press Cluln 3, 4: Ycarlwoolc 4. . f',i sa:m.51 ,B eww YM .V sf .ms 1 . 17 . 5 JOHN DENNEHY folmny St. Micliaells, U. C. Silly jokes . . . Ali, womenlu . . . Culvermere . . . in a lnuclclle . . , hot water looy . . ., flueis always in itll . . . squealcy slwoes . . . Navy. galllolic Action Clula 43 Glee Club fl: Junior Class Vice-Prnsi- cent. MARTIN DENNI Den SS. Peter ancl Paul, Holnolqen ucarrotsn . . . football liero . . . clrocolate creoles . . . nl clon't want to say anytliing but - H , . . in- telligent . . . class presiclent . . . Joan. Band I, 23 Catliolic Action Clula 4: Football 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 2: Press Club l. 2: Senior Class President. 29 JOHN DEUTCH lofm, St. Micbael's, U. C. ' Long ilolun . . . tbe boy wbo :Tolls tbe Bell . . . presicles over Catbolic Action Club . . . local Answer Man . . . in the last seat . . . or in tlwe bancl . . . l1e's inclispensable. Bancl I, 2, 5, 4: Catbolic Action Club 4, Pri-siclcnt: Glow Club 2, 5. MARGARET DEVANEY Nliclge St. tloseplfs, U. C. UOb, Ficlclleln . . . cbanging bait-clo's . . . gooey sundaes . . . ballet . . . sophisticated clothes . . . Aclrian . . . Woody Herman . . . long nails. k Art Club 3, 4: Catholic Action Club 4: Commercial Club 43 A ' i i ' Spanisb Club 4: Yearbook 4. ' f 5,3551 .. 1 .. L. ,,. .1 IVIADELINE Di AISO Mickey St. .lobn's, J. C. Five ancl Ten Queen . . . pbotogenic . . . dreamy cx Jrcssion . . . Hlsn,t be cute?H . . . loves Audrey I . . . and pretzels . . . ambition: to be a nurse. Camera Club lg Calliolic Action Club 47 French Club 4: Latin Club 2. L Aunmsv lDlCKSON Irisb St. lvlicbaels U. Reel bair . . . laugbing green eyes . . . lreclcles . . . sby . . . sweet clisposition . . . Helen . . . business law . . . borsebaclc ricling . . . stuclious. Camera Club lg Catliolic Action Club 4: Commercial Club 4. 50 LEONARD Di Gmco Mo Lenny St. Francis, Riclgelielcl Parl: Claristinafs . . . football . . . always going places . . . witli everylaocly . . . tall . . . clarli . . . Riclgeticlcl Parlc . . . lazy. Camera Club l: Catlmlic Action Cluls 4g Football 3, -1. EDNVARD Dow Ed ' St. lvliclaae-l's, U. C. Ujolann . . . Hvxfliafs tlaat Sister? . . . complicaterl answers . . . scratclaing on the lylaclrluoarcl . . . man- ager of football team . . . entliusiastic' lvliclaaelian. Catliolic Action Clula 41 Football 5, Ll. Manager: Cleo Clula I, 2. 3, 41 Traclc l, 2. i. ni Us-. - is 'E ff if 'P' ox .va ..e an , . E5 it -A .V K fs an 5? 5 ix 3 me g N 4 : ai ' new f M .E QE .e,.,...... .. FLORENCE Down Flo - St. Jolufs, J. C. Tall . . . lnangs . . . always early . . . Genevieve . . . liappy-go-luclcy . . . Hlaaugli ancl tlic worlcl lauglas witti youu . . . goocl stuclenli. Camera Clulv 1: Catliolic Action Clulm tg Spanisli Clulm 4. Dotoizizs Dwviiiz Del St. Joseplfs, U. C. Dimples . Holy Family anal Franlcie . . . Darn- manrfs . . . witty . . . collects jewelry . . . slmarp dresser . . . uHow,s Brenclan? . Camera Clula iz Catholic Action Clulq fi: Conunerrinl Clulim ll: Spanish Club 4. 51 EiLEEN Dwvizrz St. Annes J. C. Bell ring yeI,?H . . . Alice and Mary . . . Angies at luncli time . . . sunny disposition . . , inevitalole compact . . . excellent stuclent . . . St. .loseplfs root clances. Camera Clulo lg Catholic Action Clula 4: Frcncli Clula 43 t.nlin Club 2. 5, 4. Presiclentg Yeartnoolc 4. IRENE ECCLESTON St. Joseplrs, U. C. Long tiair'-clo's . . . Holnolren . . . tlie Navy . . . lnoots . . . loeautitul manicures . . . Auntie lxftacle- linen . . . movie-goer . . . accomplisliecl piano-player. Bowling Cluta I, '21 Camera Clul: I: Catliolic Action Club 4. CEUENEVIEVE FARM ER Gene St. Augusl.ine's, U. C. Briglit autuurn liair . . . lively . . . inctustrious . . . sincere . . . Florence . . . bowling . . . very patriotic . . . amtuitionz clraltsrnan in tlie Waxfes. Bowling Cluln 2: Catliolic Action Cluln 4: Commercial Clulu 4: Holalny Club 1. IRENE Fiirr Irish SL. Nlicliaells, U. C. A treclclecl laloncle . . , witla a sunny clisposition . . . letters to Georgia . . . letters from Georgia . . . 5l1G,S lost wittiont Barney. Calliolic Action Clulm 4: Frenrli Club 45 Mictiaelian Rollers 5: V H .I l The lx'IiCl'lO0IiflVl 4: Yearlnoolc 4. I , . 52 FRANCIS FERRARI Frankie . St. Paul Ol llle Cross, J. C. ljittecl coals . . . HGCL out ol liqrelu . . . Buclcly . . . swing luancls . . . musician . . . iloe's . . . ZOOL lwaircomln . . . pug-nose. Callxolic Avlion Clula LI: lznolloall 3. GRACE FLOOD Gracie Sl. lvlicliaells, Wiili Ellen . . . class lyeauty . . . also a prize stenograplder . . . ancl clancerl . . . never witlwout a comla , . . or Billyl Bowling Club 1, Q1 Czilliolic Aclion Clula 4: Commercial Clull 4: Glec Clula 1. 2: Spzmisli Cluln 4. l ALI-'RED FULVIO Al Sk. Paul ol tlle Cross, J. C. Curly-lwaircol . . . sliarp suits flank clelll . . . amazes everyone willi lwis accurate inlerprelalions Ol poetry . . . always louncl lauglwing . . . ancl at Lagaziols . . . college loouncl . . . amlailion: loollmull coaclw. Callwolicz Arlion Clulm -11: lvoollmll Q. 4. THOMAS CBALLAGHER Tom St. .lOsepl1's, .l. C. mlilwen Torn . . . of looilonll ancl lnaslcellaall lame . . . renownecl also lor . . . Zoot suits . . . lale en- Lrances . . . A swell guy . . . Jerseyls loss . . . will lae Carolinals gainf, ' llnsc-lnnll 2, 5. -1: Calllolic Action Clulz 4: Foollaelll 5, 4. I 53 ROBERT GAI.VIN Gal St. Brictgetys, J. C. I I:oottmaII . . . quick-trigger Iaugti . . . with Goofte . . . aways a jump a eac o eing a'e . . , quie I A In I fb IL t dignity . . . notice tire Iwair-cutI BaseI:aII 3, 4g CBtI'10IiC Action Club 45 Camera CIuIJ I: Fool- l:aaII 2, 4. RAYMOND GANSLEY Ray St. iIosepI1's, I'IoIJoIcen Dark-Iwair . . . Iuappy-go-Iuctcy . . . atways found . . . joking . . . or finishing Iiomework . . . caIIecI Ivy UncIe Sam . . . in IVIarcI1 . . .U. S. Infantry. CBtI10IiC Action Ctutu 4: Foottnait 3, 4. .. ,., 1 Don is C-ANZERT Doris St. John the Baptist, Fairview CurIy-top .'. . Ioves ctancing . . . roIIersIcating . . . I3Iust1es furi0usIy . . . favorite pastime: humming, reacting gooct stories . . . cIimpIes . . . ambition: nurse. BowIing CIuIJ l: CatI1oIic Action Club 4: French CIuI9 4: I'IoIJby CIuIa lg Latin CIUIJ 2: The Micfiuelian 4: Yearbook 4. New VIVIAN GARlBAI.Dl ' Viv Qur Lady of Grace, I'IoInoIcen Gay quiet I'1tIIT1OF . . . tiny stature . . . a sweet soft voice . . . and a warm Ideart . . . fun-Ioving . . . sincere as a friend . . . esteemed by Iwer cIassmates. CatI1oIic Action CILLI9 4: French CIuI3 4, Vice-President: I'loIJtJy CIUIQ 1, 2: Latin CIuIJ 5, 4. 54 JOSEPI-UNE GENNARO Io St. Augustines U. Brilliant smile . . . talkative . . . roller skating . . . Passaic . . . Macy,s . . . excellent taste in clothes. Catholic Action Cluh 4: Commercial Cluh 4: Hohhy Cluh 1. - ANNA GHERARDI Arm St. Michaelys, U. C. , Emersonians . . . soda-jerlrer . . . . . with Madeline . . . Spanish hows . . . ancl heausl Catholic Action Cluh 4: Spanish Cluh 4. A -1 sw if lc za ' -X , H . , .4 i C. Who, me? . . . , Msg . nl I - - - mist . HOh, Franlcieln periocls . . . cute ADELE Gll.SON Chilli SS. Peter and Paul, Hoholcen Chilli , . . Hpass this to Anclyffy . . . dimples . . . and fun . . . John Marshall . . . ice Cfefirfl SIIDCIHGS . . . with Eddie . . . Yeah, sureln Art Cluh 2: Catholic Action Cluh 4: Glce Cluh 2. 5, 4: Hohhy Cluh l, Q, Presiclcntg The Miclmalian 4: Spanish Cluh 4: Year- hoolc 4. Louis Guisro Lou St. Francis, Hoholien .let hlaclc hair . . . climplecl smile . . . schoolhag . . . haunts the Union City trolley . . . and 15th St. at noontime . . . pals with Bernie . . . amhition: doctor. Catholic Action Cluh 4: Latin Cluh 3: Press Cluh 5. 55 Riciiixizo Goomi Ricli. St. Paul of tlwc Cross, tl. C. Slight lauilcl . . . laut plenty of room lor lwumor . . . lnloncl liair . . . lnugliing eyes . . . favorite period: study. bool: ft. - CA'FI'llEIlINE HAi.sTi3AD Kem Sli. lvlicliaolls, U. C. Giggles . . . oli, tliose jolies . . . swoon lan . . . Hey, wait for meth . . . picture collector . . . liopes for a nursing career. Bowling Clulu Q: Catholic Action Clulv -fig Frcncli Club 4: Holalay A Club 1: The Nliclmcliun 43 Yccirlxoolc 41. MAIQY PIANLEY Nlary Sacrecl Heart, J. C. Bookworm . . . rollerslqating . . . chocolate ice cream . . . Lu . , , nl flonyt lcnown . . . loalers . . . movies, Catholic Action Club 4, Secretary: Frcncli Clula 41 Holzlzy Clula l. ALICE l'IANRA'l I'Y Alice Sli. Anrfs, J. C. Vxfonclerful clisposition . . . neat . . . competent worlcer . . . Mamrty . . . latest movies . . . tlwe l.il3ral'y . . . UNO. 9U . . . nail lile ancl compact . . . Catherine ancl Eileen . . . always cooperative. ' Catliolic Action Clula 4: Commercial Clula 41 l'lol3l'1y Clula 1: Press Club lg Spanish Club 4: Ycarluoolc 4. 56 Art Cluli 3. fl: Cnnu-rn Clulm lp Culliolic Avliun Clula st: Yuur- E1-o1sE Him usE1i lwiilge Sli. lxlicliaelrs. U.. C. Hclmtau . . . willw .lune . . . l1o1'se-lnnclq ricling . . . Ken . . . woolen soclcs . . . potato cliips . . . tlne girl witl1 a smilel Bowling Club Ip Cntlmolic Action Clulv 4: Fri-nclx Cluln 4: Glcc Club Q. 3, llg llolwliy Club l: Latin Clula CZ. CTERALD l'l1xsK1NS Buclclie St. ilOl'1l'l,S, tl. C. Slwarp ties . . . serious loolc . . . lnul a class pranlcstei' . , . speecl personillecl . . . future Baloc Rutlu . . . amlnition: to lac in a major league. Baseball 1, Q, 5, 4: Calliolic Action Club fl: .lunior Police 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Vllraclc learn l, 2. FRANCIS l'lAYES Frank OLII' of Grace, ldl0lJOliGl l Bloncle clrum-major . . . llasluy lies . . . jaclcets . . . Navy . . . Hlrrancis, tlwc sliacleslu . . . Ola! Dottie . . . baseball. llancl I, 2, 5, 4: Basclnall 3, -4: Catlwlic Action Clulm 4: Junior Police 3, lVlADE 1.1NE HE M M ER lllciclcly St. lvlicluaells, U. C. ljorsonality plus . . . isWl1GU are we gonna cat?H . . . Steclrs . . . liappy-go-luclcy . . . pompaclours. Cntluolic Action Clulm 4: Spanislx Clula 4. 1 37 is WARREN Him Xkfaffen St. Augustine's, U. Yellow and lalnclc clieclcerecl slii talkative . . . llwliose is it?U . sancly 'hair . . . witli Ken. Band I: Catlwlic Action Club 4. BERNADETTE HOY Bernie Q St. Joseplfs, J. C. HOB, lionestlyln . . . pepsoclent smile . . . Rita . . . interest in missionary worli . and rnalcing friencls . . . infectious l l forgotn. Catholic Action Club 4, Treasurer: Frencli Club 4: Latin Club Q, 5: The Miclmelian 4. MARY l.'lENRY Diary St. Augustine's, U. C. Unusually olnservant . . . apples . . . Vxlernersville . . . easy to get along witli . , . giggles . . . Great Kills . . . Coolaies For Htlwe boys . . . Notre Dame lstaten lslancl, of coursel. Bowling Club I. 2: Catholic Action Club 4: Debating Club 5, 4: French Club 4: Holnluy Clulx 1: Latin Clulo 2, 5, 4: Year- lnoolc fi, GLORIA Hawirr Glory St. Paul of tlwe Cross, .l. C. Twinlcling eyes . . . clarlc lwair . . . quiclc clance steps . . . Carlton Avenue visitor . . . arnlaitious . . . llopes to lae a caclet nurse. Catliolic Action Club 4:-Debating Club 5: French Clula fl: Glce Clultz l, 2. 4: Holwlmy Club 1: The Miclmaliun il. C. rts...tall.. . . isolutionist . . . . . lVlarines . . . augliter . . . F J I 58 FRANCIS HULL Hull St. Joseplfs, Hoboken Low-pitclnecl voice . . . bright ties . . . sharp soclas . . . always louncl clancing . . . swimming . . . or sleeping . . . ambition: to graduate. Catholic Action Clula 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 5. MARGARET JAEGER P09952 St. Joseplfs, J. C. Tallcative . . . lemon colces . . . Anne . . . Navy Bola . . . featlner cuts . . . lawyer . . . What's next periocl?H . . . Hvxflnat a time we laacl last niglitlu Catholic Action Club 4: Commercial Club 4. HERBER1' JANSgEN Bert St. Augustine's, U. C. Cat naps . . . tlWll8t,S tlric matter now? . . . foot- ball . . . Weelwawvken lnclians . , . misses lac . . . Hpopn land we clon't mean social. Camera Club 1: Catholic Action Club 4: Football 2. MARY JOHNER Mickey St. Joseplfs, J. C. Natcl1l . . . sweater-stretching . . . pig Latin . . . chocolate mill: slmalces . . . broken-clown loafers . . wants to grow up . . . ancl be a nurse,.tool Catholic Action Club 45 French Clulu 4: Glcc Club 2: Holxlay u l Club 1: Latin Club 2: The Michnelian 4. 59 l BERNARD KARABIN Bernie St. Augustines U. C. Quiet ancl inclustriousl. , . reacly smile . . . Wl1dt,S the answer to the tl1ircl? . . . pizzeria . . . yellow sweater . . . politeness personillecl. Calllolifz Action Clulu 45 Latin Clulz 53 Press Clulv 3. ARNOLD KELLENIBERC-ER Kelly St. Joseplfs, U. C. StCCllI1'18f1,S . . . Aw, come on, Dulce . . . stage hand . . . P.A.D. answers . . . Emerson girls . . . plaicl jaclaets. Catholic Action Club 45 Football fi. ANNE KELLY , Ixaiiy St. Augustineys, C. lVliscl1ievous ...Q l auglming . . . neplwew Bololay . . brilliant. stuclent . . . Mary . . . ooclles of friends . . UNO. lin . . . Mlqlmt mnlces it nicely' . . . coolcies . . Kelly green , . . HOB, Al-l-l-icelu Bowling Clulx 1. 2: Cnllxoliq Action Clulm 45 Commr-rcial Clif: 4: Dc-lmling Clulz 5, JI: Holnlzy Clula Ig 'Nw Mirfuwlirnw 4, Editor- in-Clliclz Press Club l: Spanish Club 4: Yearlaoolc 4. CLAIRE KELLY Claire St. Annels, tl. C. 'KYB linow?H . . . l'lennie's . . . talli, tallc, tallcl . . wants to own a Car -. . . strawluerry ice cream . . Doris, lxfliclcey, HApples, anal Jean. Catholic Action Club 41 l7rencl1 Club 41 Holalny Club 1: Latin Club 2, 5. 40 Gfxrsiuxzi. KELLY St. lxflicliaelys, U. C. Car . . . everlasting goocl bumor . . . goocl listener . . . Well, what cllya say, wanna go? . . . Gay Nineties . . . Sugar Bowl . . . everyonels friencl. Camera Club lg Calliolic Action Club 4: Glce Club 3, 4. St. lVlicl1ael,s, U. C. Qne ol: tbe multiluclinous Kelly's . . . aversion to trig . . . in .loe,s . . . . in favor of . Arnold. Baseball lr 2, Manager: 4: Football 2, Manager. l33SClJi1ll . . . llillll-ClE1yS . . . Gabby Joi-:N KELLY Iolmnie be grows on Lbose sanclwicbes Camera Club iz Calliolic Action Club MfXRY KELLY Mar31 St. Anneys, J. C. lrisb . . . Eileen . . . Stanley Tlieatre . . . Meclical Corps . . . tlie cafeteria . . . rlry bumor. . . quiz lqifl . . . corduroy jaclcets. Catliolic Action Club 4: Spanish Club -fl. EDXVIN KIELY Eclclie Olllf l.ilCly ol' Grace, l'lOlJOliCIl Quiet clisposition . . . writing notes to lrene . . . always llouncl at O. L. G, . . . witb tbe Hobolcen crowcl . . . malces tbe assembly bell foccasionallyl. Catholic Action Club 4. 41 CHARLES KOHRER Charlie St. Augustineys, U. Porlcpie lmats . . . For crying out louclln . . . food . . . sympatlaetic ear . . . Union City trolleys . . . stuclious . . . quiet. Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Camera Clula lg Catholic Action Club 4g Press Clulo I. -BARBARA KOLBUSZ Burbee St. lvlicluaelys, U. C. What a comlninationl . . . lbloncle . . . ancl intel- ligent . . . slaving over Micnoeliari . . . HFootprints . . . but gets results , . . loves cream claeese 5 jelly . . . Demarest man . . . goocl lvoolcs . . . anytlaing good . . . is our Barlal Catluolic Action Clulm 4: French Club 4, President: Cvlee Clul: 5, 4: Holulny Clulo 1: Latin Cluls Q, 53 The Miclmelian 4. As- sistant Eclilor: Orchestra 5: Press Club 5, 4, Eclitor-infclxiefg Yearluoolc 4. C1sIrXRI.ES KRAE MER Charlie Cnr Lacly of Grace, Holnolcen mlllxe gas is lown . . . loves all sports, especially luaselpall . . . always saving gas . . . witlx Artie . . . enjoys clancing, clriving . . . vanilla ice cream . . amlyitionz join U. S. Navy. Callmlic Action Cluln -iz .lunior Police 3, 4, ARTHUR IQRANICH Artie St. Paul of tlwe Cross, J. C. You witlm the glassesu . . . P.A.D. speed clemon , . . art wort: for tlsie Ye-arlaoolc . . . quizzical ex- pression. Art Club 5. 4: Callwolic Action Club 4: Ycarlaoolc 4. 42 MAX KRUEGER Max St. Michaells, U. C. Cheer leacler . . . Senator . . . 'KWell, it's this ' wayf' . . . Finger tip coat . . . Jocelyn . . .' Oh, there he goesn . . . blue suit. Catholic Action Cluh 4: Glee Club 5: Junior Police 3, 4, Cap- tain: Latin Club 51 Yearbook 4. IRENE KULESZA Irene Sacred Heart, Hudson Heights You lcnow what l mean? . . . reading ancl eating . . . perpetual laughter . . . ice Cream . . . wants to he an aviatrix . . . swimming ancl iceeslcating. Catholic Action Club fi: French Club 41 Latin Club 3. . ri N 1 Hr' w. ' i- f ' - ir if P '. S ,i ' r na ANNA MAE KVESTICI-I Anne u Epiphany, Grantwood Describe Anne? . . . why a peclc ol: fun . . . Hlllca Chase only more so . . . games by Lagazids . . . Lee . . . always was popular . . . always will he. wi Bowling Club 1: Camera Club 1: Catholic Action Clulm 43 ' French Club 41 Latin Club 52: The Miclmuliuri. ll: Yearhoolc 4. DOROTHY LA1.1.Y Dot St. Augustine's, U. C. Serene . . . soothing voice , . . unrumecl . . . at Linclemann,s . . . with Uthe lciclsn . . . recl suit . . . Parlcer '51 . . . appreciative laugh . . . calls you a heast , . . and you love itl S H Bowling Cluh l. 2: Camera Club lg Catholic Action Club 4: French Clulz 4: The Micfwelian 4: Press Club 4, News Eclitor: H H- Yearhoolc 4. r .5353 a is s . yaimrx si gn Y V- 7.44 L he 43 Dorus LANDRIGAN Dottie Our Lacly of Grace, I-lOl'JOliCl1 Petite . . . cute is tlie worel . . . NHL tliereln . . . tuna snnclwiclwes . . . ancl maltecls . . . inajorette . . . comes late . . . the QQ ancl Franlqiel llizmcl 1. 2. 3, 45 Bowling Club I, Manager: Catlmlic Action Clulo 4: Micliaclian Rollers Q: Spanish Cluln 4. Cl,.ARAl l.rll-t.liY Clara St. Joseplfs, U. C. Sweet ancl lovalmle . . . corn-colorecl lmir . . . peaches and cream complexion , . . wonderful sense of humor . . . always willing to olnlige . , . UNO. 12N . . . excellent marlcs. - M Y 5 1 lf- Bowling Clula 2: Catlmlic Action Club fl: Comnir-rcial Clula fig I B W ,V Yearbook 4. W u.rffffs,?:r, Fit l Rim LINDEMAN Rte St. lVlic:l1ael,s, U. C. Photogenic . . . hearty laugh . . . fun-loving . . , with lvlarie . . . proms . . . the Army . . . clancing . . . Oh, ivtrket' Bowling Clulo i. 2: Cntliolirr Action Cluln 4: Comrnc-rciril Club ft. Reporter: Spanish Clula 4. JOHN Loizmc lack SS. Peter ancl Paul, Holaolaen Jovial . . . liumming . . . winclow-lceepei' . . . laaselnall . . . scliool spirit . : . HEclwarclU . . . tlxat crew cutl . . . ambition: sports commentator. Carnera Club l: Catholic Action Club 4: Glcc Club 2, 5, 4: Track 2. 44 CAT 1-I IIERIN ri LONG Crzil1.erin.e St. Ann's, J. C. Mild and easy going . . . ready for wlwatever is suggested . . . student par excellence . . . well lilced lay teaclicrs and classmates . . . loolcs and cliaracter will lalce lwei' lar . . . UNO. 13,1 Ciilliolic' Action Cluli 4: CZ0l'lllHCl'Clfll Clula 4: Holulny Cluls I: Spanisli Club 4: Ya-arliool: -l. ALDA Mrisini Sis Sl.. lX'licl1aol,s, U. C. Happy and carefree . . . serviccman's correspondent . . . infections langli . . . avoids sweets . . . tlwhols l4iclding?H . , . a dreamorl . . . pompadours. Camera Clula 1: Calliolic: Action Clulz 4: Commercial Clula 4. JOSEPH MAINENTE IGGY St. iloseplfs, J. C. ii Turned-up collar . . . ready laugh . . , l got millions of ,emu . . . wave . . . Jersey City Joe . . . and . . . .loan . . . football. Bnselaall Q, 5. 11: Catholic Action Clula 4: Footlsall 5, fl. JOSEPH MARNELL foe SS. Peter and Paul, Holaolzen Happy-go-luclcy . . . sports acllsierent . . . con- tinuously clowning . . . Oh, that laugh . . . dancing . . . will star as a comic actor. Camera Club I: Catholic Action Clulo 4: Footluall 4: Glen Clulp 3, 4: Junior Police 5, Lieut. 4: Spanisli Club 4: Traczlc 2. 45 JOHN MCGOWAN folmnie St. Paul of ttre Cross, J. C. 'Zoot-suitern . . . a little on tlwe quiet side jitterlnug . . . partial to brunettes . . . plans to college. Catliolic Action Clula 41 French Club 5: Latin Club 5. HENIQY MClNERNEY Mac St. Joseplils, Hotmolcen 'llotmolcenn . . . St. Joseplfs Five . . . Scluoo 6 . . . selclom lrearcl . . . lout seen everywhere blond . . . blue eyes. Camera Club 1: Catliolic Action Club 4. 46 Camera Clula l: JOHN MARTIN Iuclaie St. Micluaelys, U. C. Tl1at's the way the laall rolls . . lmaselaall ntl lyaslcetlnall star . . . soft cream witli lnananas always with Joe . . . lover of fun . . . Cliecltecl jacltets . . . swell fellowl Band I, Q, 3, 4, President: Baseball Q. 3. 4: Basltetlnall 9 4 Lo captain: Camera Club 1: Catliolic Action Clulr 4 Glee Cluln 4 Orchestra 5: Press Club 5. DONALD MCGOXVERN The Beaver Epiphany, Grantwoocl Class wit . . . riotous English recitatlons s u ' clent council . . . witti Gene . . . lost on the 22 Pat . . . The Rain Coatu. Catholic Action Club 4: go to I No. JOAN NICKENNA Ioan St. lvliclaaelfs, U. C. Sporty jackets . . . Hclevil-may-Care . . . a lillccl purse . . . sliarp dancer . . . Oli, for laeaverfs salceln . . . weakness . . . talking. Bowling Club 'lg Catliolic Action Clula Sl: Glue Clula 2, 53 Spanisli Club 4, Vicel rcsiclcnt. JOAN MCNALLY Ioan St. Jolanys, J. C. Blonclie . . . Aclmiral Al . . . full soclcs . . . moccasins . . . Polly ancl Helen . . . .Better late than neverfy Catholic Action Club 4: Commercial Clulm 41 Glue Club 2. 3 41 Spanisli Club 41 Yearbook 4. . . , . , x.- 1 . 1 Commercial Cluli 4: of fun . . . sweat Enirii MCSI-IERRNT Edie St. Micliaelys, U. C. A reacly smile . . . MOH joyln . . . colaes . . feminine clresser . . . movie-gocr . . . V-mail . . Kentuclcy . . . stylish hair ornaments. Calliolic Action Cluls 41: Cornmercial Cluln 4, Trfrastirerg Spanisla Club 4. MAIIY MENIQE Nlczrion St. Nicliolas, rl. C. Attractive lnloncl tiair . . . twinlqling lnlue eyes . . . gift of conversation . . . clancing feet . . . easy gait . . . genial ancl unawectecl . . . uncleciclecl alnout laer future. Catholic Action Clula 41 Commercial Clula 41 Gloc Club 2, 4: Holalny Club l. 47 CECILIA IVIESCALL Mess St. Micluaells, U. C. prettiest wlien smiling . . . clry lmumoii . . . Danny . . . lnaslcetlnall . . . the Olcl lVlill . . , lmair lilqe sun- shine . . . nice to meet . . . nicer to lanow. l Camera Clllll l: Catllolic Action Cluln -'-lp Spanisll Clulz 4. HELEN MEYER Chick St, rlOl'1l'l,S, J. C. Heacl-lvancls . . . Holaolcen ancl O.L.G .... neat as a pin . . . Spanish periods . . . sweet . . . Bolo . . . lnaslcetloall games . . . Rosemary ancl Joan. Catholic Action Clulv 4: Commercial Club 4: Spnnisli Clula 4. 2 A , i, ' iii f f 4.4 . . ' ts if i ROSE MARIE Mimzowv Rosie St. Tlueresa, Cresslcill Bloncle Clieerleacler . . . Slides in ancl out of troulnle . . . Cresslaill . . . lvlemorial . . . Friclay night clances . . . loves lawl Bowling Clulx lg Camera Club Ig Cntliolic Action Club 43 Commercial Clulw 4: Holilny Clulw l. Pfvrrucm Miuocura Pai St. Niclmlasls, J. C. A linoclc-out . . . full of fun . . . l'liU . . . Tom . . . popular Senior . . . ulovesn Spanisli . . . Mr. .loycels pct . . . goocl conliclante . . . Ginnie,s suits. Bernal fl: Catholic: Action Clulv 4: Class Secretary 3: Commercial Clulw -1. Sc-crm-iaryz Spanish Clul: 4. 48 CARUINN Mooiws Carol St. lxfliclmelys, U. C. Slim . . . Lallcnlive . . . arguing . . . willi lrene . . . arnlnition: lawycrys socrclary . . . late inlo, curly oul of scliool . . . Wax'c-iiiiiiclcd, lon. Cnlliolic Aclion Cluln fl: Comrncrri:-il Clulx lou N lX 'lONN0N E folin. Sl. lVlicl1ac'l,s, U. C Cllcmislry . . . Hguarclian of our porlalsu . . . luoolcs . . . lxfliculmclys opcifcllas . . Police . , . cliligcnt sluclenig. Camxcra Cluln I: Cullicvlim' Aclion Clulm 11: .lunior Police 5, 41 lsulin Cluly 5. 1 u C-li-1-Cluli I '7 'S 4' l . mll . . . Junior Rim MONTAG UE Rilo Sk. Joseplfs, J. C. Twinlqling lblue eyes . . . clarl: lwair . . . typical lrisli lassie . . . willm .Bernie . . . singing . . . luopes lo attain lier career as an singer . . . sure sl1e will. Bowling Clulz I: Cifllllflllff Action Clula 4: Commercial Club 4: Glu' Clulu I. Q, 3. 4: Spnnisli Clull fl. KISNN uri-1 Naomi Nloore SS. Pcler and Paul, Holyolcen The Vxfamlerern . . . cliampion Lest tube lnrealcer . . , aiclccl by Warreii Hills . . . tweecl' suits . . . Room 3,5 prolnlem cllilcl. Callwolic Aclion Club 4. -'19 MARY MORRIS Mary St. Josephys, J. C, At her laest on the clance floor . . . reacly Smile . . . refuses to imitate the early hircl . . . liliefl hy everyone . . . will not helieve that silence is golclen . . . hopes to he C.P.A. Catholic Action Clula 4: Commercial Clulo 45 Cleo Cluh 21 ' llohlay Club 1: Spanish Cluh 4, DORIS MUIZIJIYIY lvlurph, Our Lady of Graco, Hoholcen What a characterln . . . clarlc hair . . . majorette . , . with UApplesn . . . Christinffs . . . Hl'ley, Claire . . . dancing . . . ancl clouhtful. Band 2, 3. 41 Bowling Cluh tg Camera Cluh I: Catholic Action Cluh 43 French Club 4: Cleo Clula 2, 5, 41 Latin Club Q: The if, Iiicimimn 4, MARILYN MURRELI. Lynn St. Nicholas, il. C. Gilt of gala . . . unsophisticatecl . . . ul'leyl wait for mel . . . lovahle personality . . . pinlc soclcs . . . lTritz's . . . temper . . . strutter. Band I, Q, 51 4: Catholic Action Cluh 4: Debating Club 3: Cleo Cluh I, Q. 5, 4, Financial Secretary: The Michaclicin 4: Spanish Cluln 4: Ycarlnoolc 4. VINCENT MURTHA Vin SS. Peter ancl Paul, Holaolcen Early hirfl . . . curly-hairecl, camera-shy ,wizard . , . ancl noon-hour hall player . . . quiet humor . . . a future sailor. Catholic Action Cluh 4. 50 ANNE NALl.Y Nal St. lVlicl1ael's, U. C. Dancing feet . . . lqilurplm . . . completely natural . . . laigla-lmelecl slwocs . . . Friclay night clance . . . Steno . . . qGl'OGHlJ Camera Cluls lg Calliolic Action Cluln 43 Commercial Clula 4: Glee Club 2. 5, 45 Spanish Cluln 4. VEIZONICA NAI..I..Y Ronnie OUT Lady of Grace, l-lOlDOli6I'l Entluusiastic Nliclaaelian . . . laut laas a soft spot lor Stevens . . . loaslqetlnall games . . , curly lulacli luair . . . with tlwe mob . . . at Tonyls . . . Hluelzls clancen . . . neat clothes . . . on a neat girl. ' Camera Club Ig Catholic Action Clula 4: Commercial Club 4g Glcc Clulw 2, 5, 4: Press Clula I, 2: Ynarlaoolc 4. MARGARET NELSON lwczrgoret St. tloseplfs, U. C. Silence personiliiecl '. . . arclent Croslny fan . . . going manner. Camera Club lg Catholic Action Clula Ag Commercial Clulw 45 . Hololoy Clula l: The Miclmolinn. 4. ELLIN Nicuoms Nilzlu ' St. lVlicl1ael,s, U. C. Saolclles . . . trencli coat . . . toollnall games . . typing . . . long lxair-clo . . . Viola . . . attractive personality . . . laumorous. f ' Y Catholic Action Club 4: Spanish Club 4. 51 with Helen . . . at tlwe lilyrary after sclwool . . , easy- AILEEN NICKERSON . Nickle SS. Peter and Paul, Holnolten Willowy . . . fun and frolicw. . . its always Mary . . , sometimes Stevens . . . Jimmy . , . Glu, go wayn . . . lriglily spirited . . . in sclwool affairs. Camera Club lg Catliolic Action Club 41 Holplay Club I, 2: Latin Clulzr 2: The lllichaeliun 4. Vx7Il..L1AM NICOLAY Bill St. Nlaryls, W. N. Y. Atlrlete . . . smiles . . . Winclsor lcnot . . . upswept lwair . . . Grace . . . Apollo of Room 10 . . . college bound. Baslcellaall 2. 3. 4, co-captaing Catlwolic Action Clula 41 Football 3, 4. Enxvmzo N i1z1.soN Babe St. Augustinels, U. C. Tlwree s'er . . . slmort . . . stoclcy . . . silent . . Casey . . . cligger . . . nice to lqnow . . . loruises. Catliolic Action Clula 4. JANE NOLAN lane St. lVlicl1ael,s. U. C. Little , . . but Holm my IWGEIVCDSH . . . prizes lwer argyles . . . lausiness stall . . . loves S.M.H.S. . . . and vice versa. Band 2, 3: Bowling Club I: Camera Club I: Catlwolic Action Clulu 4: Debating Clulm 3, Treasurer 45 French Club 4: Glee Club 2, 3. Secretary ll: Latin Clulm 2, 55 The Miclmelirm -4: Yearlaoolc 4. 52 WILLIAM O,BltIEN O'B St. rlosepliys, Football . . . peg pants . . . .lolmny . . . .lunior Class Presiclent . . . St. Lucy,s . . . tlne Hrlloonerville 27N . . . U.S.M.S. Camera Cluln l, Vice-President: Calliolic Action Clula 45 Foot- luoll 4: .lunior Class President: Senior Class Vice-President. KATHLEEN O,CARRoLL Kay St. tloseplils, rl. C. Wooleiw soclis , . . 'Breacl ancl Butterln . . . lnluslles . . . Marine Corps . . . l..agazio's . . . footlaall . . . tlie louclest clmcerer . . . lvliclmelian spirit. Catliolic Action Clula 43 Commercial Cluln ft, Prcsirlcnt: Debut- ing Clul.: 5, 41 l'lolalJy Clula lg The llfliclicielian 4. Assistant lxflariziging Eclitor: Ycarlmoola 4. ELLEN O'CoNNo1z Ellen St. Augustinels, Truly lrislf' . . . granel rlisposition . . . Ulxlo. QQ . . . believes Silence is Colclen . . . lootlunll . . . Army , . . at The Sign. . . . liiglw marlcs . . . latest recorcls . . . movies . . . renrling . . . sure to succeed. Howling Cluln 1, 21 Catlwlic Action Clula dig Coinrnerc-iul Clulm 41 Tlwc llliclmelian 4: Yearlnoolc -ft. Rosiimfxiuiz PALADINO Polly St. Nicliolas, J. C. Blacl: lwair . . . clarlc blue eyes . . . lull ol lun . . . always on tl1e go . . . smartly clressecl . . . latest lmls . . . peppy rooter at lVlicl1aelian activities. Bowling Cluln lg Cutlmolic Action Clulq 4: Commercial Club fig Yearluoolc 4. 55 Joserln Pisci-roms foe St. .losepl'1,s, Holaolcen Hl'ley, Beaverl . . . St. Joes clances . . . lanlcy . . Room Sys Pinocliio . lnaslwful . . . with Harry . . . Hsmileyf' Camera Club 11 Catliolic Action Clula 4: Frencli Cluln 35 Latin Clulu 3: Press Cluln -l. JAMES PHILLIPS lim St. lVlicl1ael,s, U. C. Sugar Bowl , . . engineer . . . tall . . . UNO, lyin lyingf' . . . tracle marla - plaicl sliirts . . . boyish grin . . . uTwinlqletoesU. Baislqetlanll 5: Camera Clula it C-utliolic Action Cluln 4: Gtr-if Club 3. 4. Rosrs Pizzo Rose St. Francis, Holaolcen GeeAroo-sa-lemly' . . . liverwurst . . . luoblaies ga' lore . . . swimming . . . knitting . . . reacling . . listening to raclio . . .seeing latest movies. Cnrncrn Clula I: Cntliolir' Action Cluln 4: Frm-ncli Club 45 Latin Clul: 5. MARGARET QUINN Peggie, St. Paul of tlwe Cross, J. C. Rotlerslcating . . . green jaclcet . . . clancing . . . singing . . . vanilla colaes . , . snapsluots . . . majorette . , . in Angies Bancl 4: Camera Clulo T: Culliolic: Action Cluln 4: Frvncli Clulu 4g Glee Clulw 3: l.1,ilin Clulv 2: Micliaclinn Rollers 2, 5. Secre- tnry 4, Prcsirlcnl: Yearbool: 4. 54 .5 JOSEPI-UNE QLHNTANO Io St, Miclmaets, U. C. Frantz Sinatra . . . ctieclcs ancl plairls . . . Witli Eclitlm . . . May slairines . . . Stecl1man,s . . . gooey sundaes . . . remarlcalole memory. Cattlolic Action Club 4: Commercial Clulz 4: Spzinisli Club 4. Presirlcnt. ELIZABETH REAVES Betty . St. Augustineys, U. C. New Yorlq movies and trench-friecl potatoes . . Laurel . . . Claire and Rose Ann . . . Herbie . . . Queens Xvork pamplulets . . . loating in tlie library . . . L.MLlfClEl'lY, . . . amlnitionz aviatrix. Bowling Clulp l: Catliotic Action Clul.: 4: French Club 4: Latin Club 2, 5: Yearbook 4. JAMES Rein Iimmy St. lVlicl1ael's, U. C. Quiet gentleman . . . tall . . , misclwievous smile . . popular iwlicliaelian . . . lcnows what lie wants . . . perclict lie will succeed. Cciiliolic Action Clutz 4. JUNE REu-1-Y St. lvliclxaets, U. C. Cl1ata,' . . . tlorse laaclc ricling . . . with Eloise . . . constantly late . . . excels in spilling acicl . . . in the lata . . . bangs. l Bowling I: Camera Clulrz 1: Callxolic Action Clula 41 Frencli 1 i Clul: 4: Glee Club 2, 5, 4: Hobby Club 1: Latin Club 2. I i il Y.. .. . ... I 55 l.'lENRY REUTER ing. Art Cluln 115 Baseball fl: Camera Clula lg Cnlliolir' Action Club 4. ANN E Ricci i 1 Uri Ccmcly St. Antlwonyls, U. C. Latin larunette . . . lzlrencli lieels . . . movie-Q' lslancl trips . . . Vxfave recruit . . . alter gracluation. Catliolic Action Cluly -1: Frcnclm Clulm 43 lX'licluu,-limi Rollers 2, 3, ADRIANO RICCIARDI Augie St. lvliclciaells, U. C. What tiesl . . . Lucille . . . Dannyys laig larotlier . . HTl1e Clziwu . . . stationery . . . riglit angle parts . . . a real clelmtor. Baseball 3. 4: Camera Clula lg Callwlic Action Clulx 4: Delzal- A ing Cluln 3, fl, Treasurer: Glue Cluly 3, 4: The Aliclmeliun. -fl: Pri-ss Club 5, 4: Yr-nrlnoolc CI. DANTE Riccmizm Danny St. lvliclmells, U. C. l'lerculesH . . . misclwievous pranks . . . lxut innoe cent expression . . , lnaslsctlnall . . . loquacious . . . Q clwemistry procligypl . . . willi Cliarlie . . . regular fellow. Camera Clula I: Cntlxulic Action Clulw 4: Delaatina Cluln 1. Vice-President. 56 Hank St. Annels, :l. C. HGet goingln . . . Navy lflier . . . Clwristinzils . . . Bert . . . one-lautton roll jul: . . . lpaselmll . . . sleep- . . . letters from Diclc . . . lby tlie score . . . Long l'lELEN Roniotio Helen. Sl. .loscplis U. C. ul liope l passn . . . loves lnlaclx anal wliite soclas . . Frencllyliemt . . . witli Margaret . . . studying . . . llowers in liaii' . . . inclustrious student. Canicra Cluln I: Catliolicr Avlion Club 4: Frvncli Cluln 43 Hulvlay Clula 1: lsnlin Club 5, 4, Viet'-Prcsirlcnt: TIN' Alivlirmlinn fl: Press Clula Q, -fl, Assistant Eclilor-in-Cliielq: Ycarlnooli -t. tVl,xie.ioizi is Roiznu LBRON N Margie St. lVlicl1ael's, U. C. Bangs ancl pumps . . . woolen socks . . , loafers . . . sense of tiumor . . . P-ss-stln . . . clanging bracelets . . . law . . . lflotvolaen. Art Clulw Q: Catliolir Arlion Club 4: Commercial Clula 4: Glow: Clula 2. 3: Holaliy Club I. M r.i , Q.. KATHi..EiiN Room-:Y Kay St. Augustineys, U. C. HAH, come onlu , . . lntowing lnulmtates . . . piano artist . . . Cliucolate ice Cream . . . Dot, Irene, and Rosie . . . amlnitionz trying to find it. Bowling Club I, Q: Catliolic Action Club. 4: Frenrth Ctulo 4, Treasurer: Latin Club 2. 3. ANNE Rose Diclcfles St. rloseplfs, J. C. Blond Curly lwair . . . never in a liurry . . . gilt of gala . . . seen with Peggy . . . Oli, Johnny . . . Navy . . . Hvxflicnys tliis periocl over?H . . . Wotilcl lilac to lue a nurse. u Camera Clula 1: Catliotic Action Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Hobby Club 1. lst on l 57 N! M IRENE Rosifxx St. Augustineys, U. C. Determinecl . . . inclustrious . . . amloitious . . . talent manifested lay unique posters . . . Vice-Presb clent of Art Clulo . , . anticipates fulfillment of lier Clreams as a lqasliion clesigner. Art Club 1, 2, 5, 11. Vice-Presitlc-nt: Catlwlic Action Cluln 4: l Commercial Club 4: Debating Clulv 5, 4: Cleo Clula 5, 43 Tim Miclmcliun 45 Press Club Q. 5, 4: Spanish Club 4: Yearlwool: 4. .rr r W H- MARY RUSSELL Mary GUI LiiCly ol GIHCG, l4lOlDOliGH Full of lun . , . tailorecl warrlrolle . . . witld Aileen . . amusing stories . . . loves music . . . Holnolaen W . . . always late . . . lolame it on tlie Qill ' Czitliolic Action Clulx -1: Conmrcrcial Clula 4: Spanisli Clul: 4. i . JOAN IQYAN Rusly SS. Peter ancl Paul, Holaolien Full ol lite . . . jovial ancl sweet . . . smootli Clancer . . . Jimmy . . . aclcls lwumor to every periocl . . . lypical senior . , . sure to have a very successful luture. Cnllmlic Action Clula -I3 Spanish Clulu 4. .losmrii Sciiiwo Ioe St. ..l0SCIJl'lyS, U. C. G. l. liaircut . . . llaslwy ties . . . always louncl playing loaslaetlqall . . . looking for lwomeworlc . . . or with Helen. Baseball 5, 4: Basketball 5, sl: Catholic Action Club 4. 58 l l PATRICIA SCHNEIDER Pal SL. Joseplfs, W. N. Y. Hltls a riots' . . . classy clresser . . . night scldool fsuclq ambilionlll . . . rollerslcating clwamp . . . New Yorlc . . . parlial lo West Point . . . Nurse. Calliolic Aclion Clula 4: Frcnclx Cluln 4: The Micfiaeliun 4: lVlic:l1avlian Rollers 2, li: Press Clula 9.5 Yuarlnoolc 4. CHAizr.oT'rE Snnorzn Char! Q Epiphany, Grantwoocl Freclcles . . . llwc Old Mill . . . witlm ullmc Gang . . . laaslqellnall games . . . a tlwinlcer . . . sincere . . Friiifs . . . clcvolecl lo loalers ancl woolen soclcs. Callmlic Pxclion Club 4 :Cleo Club Q, -15 Spanisla Clula 4, Sccrclary. Doizori--iv SELFRIDCE Dolty Si. Auguslineis, U. C. Small . . . misclwievous . . , lnrown eyes . . , Kay . . . St. AlIQllSlll1C,S clances . . . UNO. 271' . . . H ,Sher it's stifling in l1Gl'CU . . . Steno wliiz. Calliolic Aclion Clulx 43 llolnlay Clull I, Grorzm SHANNON Glor Olll' of Grace, l-lObOliCD lVleliculous . . . faslwion magazines . . . Tonyls . . . Ronnie . . . smooth clancer . . . Q.L.G ,... all tliis and Lino Leahy, tool Callwolic Action Cluln 4: Commercial Cluln 4. 59 FRANCIS S1-ornNsKE Slim Sacrecl Heart, Huclson Heights Sax . . . lofty winlcsn . . . laoosts class morale .. . inclefatigalole wit . . . flowing tresses . . . Hey, close that looolql . . . one-button roll iohs. Baml 1, Q: Catholic Action Cluh 4: Latin Clull 3: Orchestra LQ. Brsimixim SMITH Bernie St. rloseplfs, U. C. Big grin . . . curious . . . Hlset,s llncl some' girlsln . . . protege ol Charles Atlas . . . . . soup . . . wool shirt and lnoluhy Catholic Action Cluln fl: Glee Cluh 5. 4. . pin-hall machines JOHN S1e1EE1AmN Doc Ollf of Grace, l.-IOIJOLGH Baseball . . . lVlonsignor Sheehan . . . Hey Gallagherlh . . . quizzical expression . . . misses rloe . . . 'The laeaconn . . . ul thinlc l lmowf' Basclaall 2, 5, 4: Camera Clulm lp Catholic Action Cluh JI. CIIJXRLES SHEELER Charlie St. Michaelts, U. C. Sharp clresser . . . mocassins . . . always touncl passing notes . . . ancl in trouhle . . . at Friclay Night Dances . . . pet phrase - ul clonyt know. Catholic Action Club 4: Glas Clula 5, 4. SOX. 60 r EUGEN E Socuuzzo Slug Otll' Lady ol Grace, I-lOl3Oli6I'1 Slwiny lnlaiclc liair . . . lboyisli grin . . . souncl elleclis . . practical jolies . . . usliall l clistriloute tlien'i? . . . Democracyl . . . operettas . . . Uljeclron . . . Ugenor Browninin. Camera Clulw lg Catliolic Action Cluln 4: Glcc Cluln 1. Q. 3, 4, Vice-Prcsiclcnt. Rosa SOLDATI ROSCbllCl Otlf Lady of Grace, HOl3OliCl1 Quiet . . . cute majorette . . . sliort' laut oli myl . . . true to Holoolcen . . . laoluloy soclas . . . clierry colces . . , scliool clances . . . future uncleciclecl . . . Lilcely to succeed. Bnnrl 1, 2. 3, 4: Catliolic Action Clula 4: Cornmcrcial Club 4. CIONSTANCE STAN' E Connie HYou have to lJe a Footloall l'lCl'OU . . . Personality plus . . . stars in our operettas . . . tlie long way liomc . . . proms. Camera Club lg Czitliolir' Action Cluln 1-I: Drrlualing Clula 3. fl: Frcncli Cluln 4: Glen Clul: I. Q, 3, 4: Latin Clulm 5: 'llliv Miclmeliun 45 Yearlaoolr 4: Senior Class Snare-l.ary. Pfxrurcm STEPHENS Pat St. Augustine's, U. C. lVliscl1ievous lnlue eyes . . . never in a lwurry . . . slow gait . . . Vtfceliawlcen . . . Hoverniglit guest wol- comen . . . luncli at Fritz's . . . Pat . . . clancing at noon. , ! Camera Club 1: Catholic Action Club 4: Commercial Clulm LIL Spanisli Cluln 4. 61 St. lvlicliaelys, Pal. Pauli l GERARD STIGLIANO Siig Qur Lacly ol Liliaera, Nortlm Bergen lvlusician . . . ulerryn . . . early luirclf?l . . . Au Sliggylu . . , lnrolluerly love . . . willu Herlyert . . Am l late? . . . Marines. Band l, 2: Callmlic Action Clulm 4. JOAN SULLIVAN Sully St. Aeclanys, .l. C. Pepsoclent smile . . . Weil's,' away tlwe time . . Journal Square . . . galnercline suits , . . amlyition career as a moclel. it Calliolic Aclion 4: Glen Clulz l. 2, 3, 4: Spanish Cluln 4. FRANCIS TAM BURELLO Tarnloy Sl, paul ol tlae Cross, J. C. Hslwielin . . . Llwal, lwaircomla . . . UAW, come onlu . . . Spanisli classes . . . persuasive personality . . a Certain majorolle. Cnllmolic Arlion Clula 4: Spanish Club 4. ROBERTA TELL Bobbie Epiplwany, Grantwoocl Loves lo clance . . . ancl can slwel . . . in trencln coat . . . ancl luoy's cap . . . beautiful report carcls . . . everyoneys pal . . . well miss Tell . Bowling Cluln 1: Callmolie Aclion Cluls 4: Commercial Cluln 4: Spanislx Clulb 4. - 62 7 Louisa TENCER Lee l St. lvlaryys, W. N. Y. lVliscliicvous , . . unpreclictalale . . . with Anna Mae . at Fritzys . . . or anywlwere . . . in trenclm coat . . . ancl leallwercui . . . licarllnrealcer. Catliolirt Action Clulm -lg Frenrli Cluly 5: Glue Club I, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club Q: Ycarlmoolc 4. Joi-rN TENNEY N lack SS. Peter ancl Paul, Holaolcen Noon-time clancing . . . Hey, Applesln . . . Amer- ican cheese sanclwiclies . . . Laura . . . favors . . . roll jolu. Baslcetlaall 5, 4: Camera Clulw l: Catliolic Action Clulu 4. lVlATTl-IEXV T1-112125 ferry Sli. Pauls, J. C. Jerry . . . sharp . . . resemlmles Franlc Sinatra . . . versatile . . . always near Snyflcr . . . potential sailor . . . with Helen . . . USO wliatn. Catholic Action Clulo 4. AUDREY THUMM Duke St. Jolinys, J. C. Coulcl double for Patty Anclrexvs . . , leatlier cut ' 'n all . . . essence of Yarclleys . . . soft spot for tlie Navy . . . liopes to be ariotlmer ulxliglutingaleu. Camera Club 13 Catholic Action Clulu 4: French Club 3. 14: Latin Club 2. 65 A l A' l r' l BARBARA ETIIGHE l Bobbi ' 1' St. lxflaryi N. Y. Q Q 3 .- . ff, Loacls of fun . . . inbellligeiii-. . . rusliing some- wlwere? . . . personality Ellis . wrappecl up in S.lVl.l'l.S .... a yearlnoolc artist . . . llwatls B. A. T. Ari Clulv I, Q. 3, Secrelary 4. Presiclcnl: Crllliolic Aclion ClGlr43 Dclaaling Cluln 5, 4. Secretary: Frcnclm Cluln 4: Glec CluBf -1.32. 3, 4: Latin Club 2: The Miclmcrlian ll, AssislanL'EclilorEg','XleaF- luoolc 4. . R , PETER XIESEY Pele St. Auguslinels, U. C. V E Peacld-fuzz . . . HC-imnie tlle inlqlu . . . soela jerlc , . . Eclclie . . . St. Augusbinels . . . H2504 . chemistry wlmiz . . . .laegel's. i Camera Clulv lg Cnlliolic Aclion Cluls 4: Trac-lx I, 2, BERNARD WALKER Barney Si. Josepllys, Holaolien Blond allmlele . . . ever ready smile . . . regular fellow . . . willw lrene wlsnenever possible . . . clancing . . . 0.L.G .... now in Army, lnfantry . . . amlnitionz Top-Sergeanl. Camera Clulm I: Cnllmolic Action Clulu 43 Foollmll 2. 5, 4: rlirncli 1. il, 5. l'lENRY WANECK Henny Sl. Maryys, Vxfest New Yorlc 'Run alonglu . . . a la Zoot . . , l'lenny . . . sar- caslic leiumor . . . sincere . . . Olil Cliarl . . . laaslcet- ' ball . . . economy size lmaircut. Ari Clulz 2, 41 Baslicllaall 2: Catholic Action Clula 4: Foollmll '52 Ycnrlnoolc 4. 64 ,, JOAN WEINACHT Ioan 1 Epiphany, Grantwooct ut got my ticensetu . . . enthusiastic footbatt tan . . . ctothes . . . anrt more ctottmes . . . chemistry ctemon . . . soptwisticalect . . . inlerestect in tite and peopte. Bowting Ctutn I3 Camera Ctutm Ig Cattxotic Action Ctutn 43 French Club 4: Ycurtaoot: 4. N MARY Weiss ttftary ' 1 SS. Peter anct Pant, Hotaotcen h -Srriites . . . turacetets . . . Helen . . . Utcti, tctau . . . tntactq raspberry marstimattow sundae ptus straw- berry syrup . . . Navy . . . V-mait . . . Army. Caltiotic Action Clutw 43 Frencti Ctuty 4: Latin Ctutu 2. J EILEEN YORK Ez A St. Michaetys, U. C. Irish tatue eyes . . . enviatate report cards . . . Wooten soctcs . . . HGooct grieftn . . . sporty stytes . . . navy tatue sweaters . . . private secretary, ' 'i ti' E . Cnltmotic Action Ctutu 45 Commercial Ctutx 4: Spanisti Club 4. 1 RUTH YORK Ruthie St. tVtict1aet's, U. C. Bangs . . . tqtrie-tintect twartiquins . . . stcetctwes . . . 'ADO you tcnow the t..aw?H . . . UNO. 31 . . . Frictay nigtdt ctances . . . Grace . . . ambition: commercial artist. J Bowling Ctut: 1, 2: Cattlotic Action Ctutn 41 Commercial Ctutn -4. 65 JOSEPH YOUNG foe Our Lady of Grace, Holoolcen UAre you lciclclingf, . . . cars . . . basketball ancl lwnwling Fiencl . . . always zcounfl wiill Eclclie Braclen . . . Clancing . . . amlbilionz engineer. Psaslcellunll 3: Camera Clulp iz Catliolic Aclion Clulw 4. LUCRETIA ZUCARO Lu Our Lacly of Lilaera, West New Yorlc A nrollern . . . long. lnlaclc liair . . . Navy . , . lollipops . . . lVlemoi-ial sweater . . . HA letter from lVlcGlincl1lU . . . in Angiegs . . . camera Hencl. Callmlic Action Club 4: Frencli Club :ig Holalny Club lg Press Club 1. 2: lvliclmr-lian Rollers I, 2, 3, fi, l AN1'l'lONY Dimscus Lefty Si. Angustines, U. C. Baselnall . . . ligliling wiili Tom Gallagher or play' ing Ferrariys lnaselnall pool . . . a cliemistry man . . . now a S, lxlarine - Camp Penclleion, California. Cniliolic Action Club 4. JAMES lDUGAN lim St. Joscplfs, U. C. Cooperalive . . . oluliging manners . . . lirsi 'to leave Room 5 . . . callecl in Oclolyer . . . ivy Uncle Sam . . , U-. S. Army . . .Back for visit . . . on furlougli . . . lcnew Llie answers . . . in chemistry period. Catholic Aclion Cluln 4. 66 JOSEPH lX'lCCAiZT H Y Ioe OIII' l.ilfly of GFHCC. l'l0l3OliCll Anoilwer in service . . . since December . . . fluclcy Armyl . . . Holaolaen .loc . . . with HDOCH . . . welcomecl lvy Room 3 . . . on lurlougli from Georgia. Bancl 2: Callwlie ifXl'li0I'l Clulu 4: Footlmll 3. JOHN Piinriin folmnio Sl. Paul ol Llic Cross, .l. C. Clieerlul . . . jovial . . . notecl for artistic ability . . . always ai, .locls . . . wil.l1 Miizcliell . . . called for tlwe Navy. Art Cluln 3: Callmlic Action Clulx 4. I MEMURIAM N tlrie Spring of our gracluaiion year, on April QQ, 1945, wlien tlie green leaves and tiny pinlc ancl wlwile lolossoms were just beginning to lnurst liortlw, a pair of clarlc eyes closecl forever on i.l1is World, ancl we all lcnew that Vivian Garibaldi liacl gone to meel: our Eternal Fallier in Heaven. Our lariglil, clweerlul Vivianl Her passing lias left. a cleep sorrow in the lweark of every one ol: tlwc memlaers of ilwe Class of ,45. Wcircls fail to express liow sorely we have missed lier. May slie rest in peace. 67 Qfo A jEQ7 1 u 1 V L ' , in f' 'ff' or 6 if QNAQAXQ FZF rar ' Q ' 5 E 1 Alrf'74'lgfi ' 7 X 0 QL fa D CLASS HISTUHY PHESHMAN YEAH I-IE theme of our Yearbook is K'We Face the Futuref, hut what has influenced our future more than our past? It seems at once unnw Q I Y F 0 1 ' 1 , . f Cb it K -5 ei if ,, f an eternity and a yesterday since we were , , freshmen. tt is with these thoughts that we KZQJP' Q, U I shalt try to recau the various things typical sw... 'g M F ' ' of each of our four years at St. Michaeils. 'Wd HI innocence of youtht That was the year we sang Ht Donit Want to Set the World on Firetn . . . moaned udimf' and This Love of Ntinen in our partner's ear as we glided around the Hoof at noontime . . . Can anyone hear HChattanooga Choo-choon or ' Hmintcan without remembering how we knocked ourselves out trying to Lindy? . . . Lite had, of course, its serious side . . . We were deeply impressed hy our First Retreat and prohahty made more good resolutions then, than we did at New Yearss . . . We stitt catted religion ctass, catechism: and algebra, arithmetic . . . wondered why Latin? . . . practised 'Wty Country 'Tis of Theeu to impress Mr. O,Donnett . . . Boys Town visited us tor the First time and we hurled ourselves into the foothatt season enthusiastically . . . Those years we actually used to wint . . . Then Pearl Harbor! . . . The hottom dropped out of our Utopian world as our loved ones marched away . . . We had practice air raid drills and htactcouts . . . plagued our mothers for sloppy sweaters, trench coats and saddle oxfords . . . They hegan to wonder why they hothered to send us to high school . . . espe- cially when we started punctuating our sentences with Hin the groovef, usay - are you tciddingw Hsupern etc .... Among our idols were Colin Kelly, Veronica Late, General MacArthur and, most of all, the seniors . . . We copied their clothes, speech, wana, hair- comhs and had a Hcrushn on a different one each month . . . Remember running across the street for gym . . . HHOW to Studyu Classes . . . hus tictzets . . . and our hrst lipstick? . . . How can we ever forget? . . . We wondered if Hthe moccasin would ever reptace the saddle. U Y SUPHUM HE EAR W I Bums Q. H, to he sweet titteen againt . . . and in ?A,,,1i, 9,.',.,. Q I J our second year at tvtichaetst . . . How ,JEL we smiled toterantty at the HFreshiesH . . . tvtost of us moved to the main building . . . K M N hut again had to scuftte up three 'flights of stairs , . . were introduced to the wonders . . . and horrors, of the hiotogy lah ' F 0 68 eo ' N Q x We fl'1I'll CCl in the cafeteria it noontime -P41 'E fx - Z., L , H t fi- I 44 lnn- ' , - ancl screamecl - Vtfaclclayer rllamlc Hap- 4 gg ob fl penecl on gaturclay Nite? oolwl oolal Tl'lHt,S ' riglitlu . . . Sucla olcl stancllnys as Cliester- , VWI, '49 lielcls, lyoys' caps ancl wool sweat soclcs macle Q !i f4v '4 X A v KWWW ' their nf-r i it it -Ur -1 i- il - f If t fix ff J. s Lil iance , . . a .o pig ai s, ca ier f Q15 cuts ancl rrexvcuts . . . Qlil tlsrose sliorn X l-V' . I lieacls . . . Niclq wore laowlies ancl Anna A if Mae bangs . . . We missecl UOrir Seniorsn T I . . . no more Clancy or Corcoran . . . Carol Lomlnarcl, George M. Colman, ancl .lolin Hcvoocl Niglit Sweet Princen Barrymore clierl . Boys got usecl to cullless pants. . . Girls yearned to join tlrie newly lormerl WAC ancl WAXYE . . . C'esI la guerre . . . Draft age was lowered to I8 . . . Senior lioys were talcing V-12 tests . . . We swoonecl alter- nately over Franlc Sinatra ancl Alan lsaclcl . . . wliile our ljootlaall Learn lJeat Boys, Town ancl ElVlERSQNl . . . People were nslaclesn , . . Bing Croslny croonecl 'lwliite Claristmasn as War Boncls outclistancecl quotas . . . witli tlae lielp ol the Scliools al. War Program . . . Spring larouglil jumpropes at noontime . . . ancl measles epiclemics . . . was your face reel? . . . Fuel sliortage movecl Easter vacation up to Marcli . . . Qui' laeloved Super- intendent, Fatluer Alexis, left lor tlre Navy . . . Welcoined Fatlier Alexancler as luis successor . . . Went Hwlwirling anal twirlingu into our seconcl operetta . . . Wlio will forget Connie, Jane, .lolun Deutrli and Cappy in Tlre Belle' of Barceloim? . . . ancl Eugene as tlie woe clejectecl manager? V... Tlaen .lune exams anal gracluation tears . . . sad tarewells to tlie illustrious .lim Caulielcl ancl tlwe last remnants ol mlqlie Same Crowdn . . . lariglit liello to our vacation , . . anel our rlunior Yearl JUNIUH YEAH XClTlNG, Wonclerful Junior Yearl . . . The year of Big Deals, Paper Dolln ancl Pistol Paelcin' Maman . . . Rain cancelecl Boys Town Rally . . . we lost tlre game . . . Peggecl pants got tigliter . . , We cliummecl witlrr the Seniors . . . patronizecl tlae freshmen . . . Electecl Junior Class Ollicers . . . Hooray for O,Brienl . . . Classmates tool: over lootlaall team . . . wliicli in turn tool: over no one . . . Harry James came out lirst in our scliool lbancl popularity contest .... St. lvlicliaelys aeloptecl tlie 8:50 to 1:00 P.lVl. prefclirislmas sclieclule as fxliclwaelians rusliecl for jolns at Post Qmce H Wofml- M, worllrs . . , Fatlier Alexanclerys New Orcleru went into ellqect at miclterm witliclire- . 7 H iw? LL lul results . . . Famous last worcls - Hluoolc S V0 G i at tlae lnoarcl ancl l'll go tlarougli it.H . , . mem- : ' ' , ,,, gf? ,. ,A . . . . 3 a ones ol Miss Riclcens . . . Girls nail polisliecl hh K :X tlaeir glasses . . . Every otlier worcl was txlelly- lg l rx roll' '... Vyle pleaclerl uBesame. Besame ,wild Nluclwol '... Despair seizecl latees ancl - 'il minor criminals as Saturclay cletention class 'iii flf was introclucecl . . . Glee Club was sliow- '4' , 69 f QE? f Y Tl I I . g ' I 37.459 -4 ' ered with praise and Rio Rita was added to list ol: musical successes . . . despite Cappy,s ' laryngitis . . . rlolted into realizing lrrow time l'ltGS HS NVC EITC SlIClClGHly POSSCSSOTS of Otlf 0 X Senior Rings . . . Played lqost at Senior- IN I I I 4 'f f 5 ' 'vW'x Uni v Nb- 1 14' :Qf?ei3?15H .N 1 2-as-M ii .fs 5,4a,3i,qv., 2' .. , if W f f . .1 ,tn i 11, -6 , ry! r 1 Q 1 1-1.51 , R Viryf! vi. 1 1 1 , l i 4 , , P-fl ff ' f ' A ftp C v U98 5947 Y ego QP ,i Qi.. I mug. ...nn 5 .lunior Communion Breakfast . . . Shed un- 'l 'k qu' ' expected tears as tlwe seniors said Hgood- y ' X - , 3 - luyen . . . lgnore tlwe fact ttiat next year is W V 2? -, 5' The Yearlu Q? T .. HAT year will lne rememlaered longer than our last year at SMHS? . . . Even wlien we reach ttie senile age of forty . , . yes, surely we'll still recall lwow we excitedly mounted tlue Senior steps . . . for tlwe First time . . . wtiat crazy tluings we did . . . and said . . . Coaclu Siano punctuated cluemistry periods with uDid l ever tell you about tlie time?H . . . etc., etc .... Played our lirst niglnt game . . . witlw Snyder . . . Seemed lilae t6Cl'lI'llC0l0I' . . . GI'18Sl1GCl Olll' teetli 8.5 XVC l'1GlCl l3lUCl'SOH scoreless . . . No rlwl'lZ1flliSgtX'lDQ game . . , but we laeat lxflemorial anyway . . . Wore clocties and slianlis mare . . . cut bangs . . . again , . . Tom Gallagher invested in a pink Zoot suit . . . We dashed to l1ear tl1e newest King Cole trio record . . . and Franlcie singing ull You Are but a Dreamy' . . . Girls dragged llieir lcnitting everywliere . . . swooned over .laneys argyle jolns , . . Senior Prom went swanl: at the Emerald Room . . . Five couples jammed in Kelly,s car . . . still prying tliem out . . . Werit into mourning . . . wlien term marlis were given out . . . perlced ourselves up with ULime and Coca Cola . . . Uglus and alisll . . . Our Yearlaoolc pictures arrived . . . LIDO l loolc lilce limi? . . . We sewed our moceasins togetlwer . . . with lJrigl1t wool . . . Anne Kelly turned grey . . . as Nlicfiaelion dead lines loomed . . . lxleas- ured for caps and gowns . . . .lolin Deutcti feel . . . Doris lxlurplwy inclles . . . Student Council organized . . . suggestions and complaints rolled in . . . We discovered the trials and trilaulations ol putting out a Yearluooli . . . April I2 . . . and tlie deatli ol: ' President Roosevelt . . . tlie only president we ever really lcnew . . . we lvowed witlu tlue nation in sorrow . . . News of tlie deatlw of Mussolini and of Hitler . . . We rejoiced Ja, fqxb: , . 111 on May 8 . . . tlae long-awaited V-E Day . . . and prayed as we turned our ttrouglats to tlle 'Pacilic , . . Miclwaeuliaiis were trampeled on in Times Square . . . Joe Miller' andkvictor Herlaert turned over in tlueir graves . . . as Glee Clulz presented Harmony Hull . . . Ber- nadette Hoy crowned tlwe Blessed Virgin in May , . . wet tianlcies dalolned eyes una- sliamedly . . . our last May at Slxfllnlsl Refuse to limelieve tlwat soon it will loe June . . . But June will come regardless . . . lnringing more exams . . . Communion Brealc- fast . . . Exit Dance . . . Graduation . . . il famweiis. As lyoys and girls we awaited our Year- luoolc . . . ' As men and women we face tlme future. 70 ll il ,X xg 1 15. ELASS WILL Listen my cluilrlren unrl you slioll fuear Of Ilue Senior Class cinrl llieir lreusures clear. If you woulrl lrnow lfuein, renal on until You Colne lo lfue encl of our final will. To Fatluer Conor we leave fervent luopes tluat luis unclertalring ol tlue lnuilrling of a parislu luall will lac tlue success we.lauow lue is eapalule of accomplisluing. To Fatluer Alexancler, a note ol. cleep gratitucle plus a renuincler, for luis more clis- couragecl nuonucnts, ol tlue consolirug maxim, Mlilue lirst luunclrecl years are tlue luarclestf, To Sister lxlargaret Veronica, a cluerisluecl sluoe coupon wluiclu we leel uuuay come in luancly lor luer claily Kmissions' tlurougluout tlue scluool. We leave tlue Sisters ancl otluer menuluers ol' llue lacully one year wiser in tlue art. of clealiiug witlu tlue Uanties of aclolescentsf, To tlue unclerclassmen we leave tlue 'scacls' ol textlaoolcs tluat go witlu being seniors - somewluat clog-earecl from constant use Claire Kelly leaves luer seat in Room O to luer sister Ellen witlu luiglu luopes lor luer success. ' Cluarlie Kraemer leaves luis eating place in Billys to Bolu Pluillips. ilaclc lvlartin leaves a size lOV2 sluoe to a lnture luasliettuall player. Balue Nielson leaves latiguecl after luis loin' Uriiggerlu years at lVlicluael's. - Katie Halsteacl luequeatlus luer Sinatra scrapluool: plus luer incliviclual art ol' swoon- ing l.o Yolancla Zuearo, 716. , Beriuaclette Hoy leaves to Evelyn lfnnis, '46, luer clilapiclalecl luut stylislu moccasins. lvlarlin Denni leaves tlue Class Presiclency to tlue 'LCommarucler-in-Cluiel,, of 716. Max Kruger prouclly luequeatlus luis Democracy luoolc to some Congress-luouncl Junior. .limmie Pluillips learlully parts willu his Englislu uuoteluool: consisting of sonue 400 orlcl volumes. Joan lxflclfenrua leaves tiglutly clasping tlue inevitalule purse uncler luer arm. Tom Gallagtuer leaves luis lnaclflielcl position on llue squacl to .lim Kenruccly, '46, Clara Lilley leaves luer parlcing space next to tlue telepluone luootlu in Angiels to Rim Bans, '-io. Artie Couglulin leaves luis place on tlue luaslfetluall lueiuclu to Larry Drummoncl, 316, luoping tluat tlue latter will attract as many splinters lfrom it as lue clicl. .lane Nolan leaves luer pint-size cluemislry apron to luer sister Flossie. Donalcl McGovern leaves luis luriglully-polisluecl luus luanclle to Gene l'lanclscluin, '46, Hsenoritan .lo Quintano leaves tlue Spanislu Club Presitlency to some capalnle Junior. .loluiu Slueeluaru wills to Gene Kilclullt 3116, luis talent ol wiggling luis riglut ear. Ellen Cyconnor leaves Tlue Sign on tlue verge ol collapse minus luer presence. rloe 'Peeluulis leaves luis formula for tfrowtlu fpretzelsl to Selu lvlastropasqua. Lee Tenger leaves S.lVl.l'l.S. witlu nuore luearts on luer sleeve tluan any otluer Senior. Franlc Tauuuluurello gaily luequeatlus all llue troulnlc lue got into upon Donalcl Ryan. Anne Rose leaves lsagaziovs minus a lirst-class socla-jerlcer. Gala Caporuegro leaves captaincy ol tlue lootluall team to Bolu Haclcett, 316. Alice Hanratty leaves for tlue lilurary, witlu an ice cream cone, as usual. Adriano Ricciardi leaves tlue Hirulormation pleasei' position in Rm. 5, viz. Row I, Seat 'l, to some fortunate unrlerclassman. 71 Joan McNally leaves us to join HAclmiral Alf' Dotty Seltriclge leaves still not lrnowing lwow to worlc tlwe pencil sllarpener. Arnolfl Kellenloerger reluctantly leaves tlie Hvicious circle in Room 3. Catlierine Long leaves a seat on tlre root ol tlwe Q0 laus to some early lnircl ffl from Hagueville. Dan Ricciarcli leaves Willa ,lim ljliillips in Kellyys ear Ellen Brogan leaves lier title, HQueen ol tlrie Dance Floor , to Tlweresa lVlorley. Rose lVlarie lvliltaow leaves green anrl wluile claeerleacler unilorm to lvlary Fitz- geralcl, 316. .lolin Burlae leaves to Vin Delaney, '46, lnest wishes for lwis frienclsliip witli Mlilie lVlocleratorH. ' Rosemarie Palaclino leaves eclioes ol: lier lailarity lingering in Room 1. Betty Reaves leaves quite a supply ot crumlgns on tier clesla from surreptilious lunclles cluring class time. ' Raymoncl Gansley leaves lais seat on tlue Union City trolley to any .lunior from l'lolJolcen. lrene Rosialv wills tlwe Vice-Presiclency of tlae Art Club to some talentecl uncler- classman. Cerarrl Coolve leaves tlie attenclance street, Willa its mixups, to tlie next volunteer. Rose Solclati leaves Dolores lainlc minus a clancing partner. .loc lVlarnell leaves tlre lionor ol interviewing lresliman girls to Donalcl Ryan. .loan Sullivan leaves Franlc Weil singing ul Vxfallv Alonef, Auclrey Tlwumm leaves laer lilaing for sailors to anyone vvitli tlae same vvealmess. - .laclc Loeluig leaves liis jola as Hlootlaall spotter!! to any .lunior wlao can capaloly talce liis place. Lorraine Deegan leaves witli loncl recollections ol HHamletn - lrer utragic-comeclyf' lrene Eccleston leaves to join laer Bosn's Mate in tlwe Navy. Alcla lxflasini wills to some patriotic .lunior tlwe pen wliiclx lias servecl so well in recorcling lier letters to servicemen. Rita lxflontague leaves us convincecl tlaat Hvxfitlaout a song tlie clay would never enclf, Anne Kelly leaves tlae matron in tlae lilsrary witlrout anyone to Hliolleru at, Pat lVlinogue annl Pat Steplaens leave lor lVlanliattenville College. Genevieve Farmer leaves still cloclging craclcs alaout laer reel liair. Florence Dowel wills to some luclcy ,lunior tlie most aclvantageous seat in Room I, viz. Aisle 6, Desli 7. Auclrey Diclason leaves witla an envialule recorcl in every sulyjecl. lVlargaret Nelson leaves still ignorant of laow it lfeels to arrive at sclaool sooner tlian 5 minutes laelore tlle lnell. Al Fulvio leaves luis lootlaall ability to .lolan Dietsclie, 'Jl7. Louise Aiello leaves tlie lilarary attenclants to a peaceful existence once more. rlolin lVlcGowan, Willa a siglw ol relief, leaves lo some unfortunate slunior tlie rusla- f ing ancl puslaing for a seat on tlwe 20. lrene Feit leaves ldancl in lwancl Witla lmer Hlaniglatn, Bernarcl Walker. Eflwarcl Anderson leaves wisliing tlae incoming seniors laetter luclc tlaan lme liacl. Carolyn lVloclrys leaves two Hspareu pairs of cults to any .lunior wlao may lae in clistress. James Reicl leaves quieter, if possilale, tluan wluen lie enterecl St. lVlicl1ael's. Eleanor Ablaot leaves tlre clothing rooms witluout tl1e usual confusion. Francis l'lull leaves Utlae lxflocleratorn to a new lille witliout lwim. 79 Joe Young leaves luis tuag ot marlntes anal protecting six-sluooter to any eagle-eyect sluarp sluooter. George Camporini leaves to Pluil tvlclvtaluon, '47, tlue taslc ot organizing a tuaselbalt team equal to luis own. Riel: Conley leaves utsittle .loen witlu a turolcen lnaclc. Rictuarct Goocle leaves willu a cliptoma in one luanfl ancl Uncle Samss greetings in tlue ottuer. Bernarct Smittu leaves luis inexluaustilute supply of inctex carats to Tom lxflagner. 117. .laclc Tenney leaves luis lJ,A.D. marlcs to Jim Sottecler, 716. Kattuleen O'Carroll leaves lluc presiclency of ttue Commercial Clutu to some etllcient Junior. Tluomas Cannon ancl Cicrarfl Stigliano will ttue gum uncler tlueir rteslcs to any two people strong enougtu to pry it olll. Peggy Quinn leaves to .loan Garaventa, 317, luer comtortalalc seat on tlue ractiator in Angies. Artluur Kraniclu leaves luis sent in Room 3 to Franlq Ntccvovern. 317, luoping tue gets tluere. Margaret Devaney leaves a liottle ot aspirin to tlue nuemluers ot next year,s Art Statt of tlue Yearlaoolc. Ctuarles Koluler leaves luis clarinet in tlue Banct to William Farley, 718. Joan Vxfeinaclut leaves tucr lvnitting neecltes to tVlousie Wolf, 116. Jolun Monnone leaves luis scluool lceys to some responsilale .lunior Police omcer. .loc lxftainente leaves tor ttue Giants witlu our luopes tluat tue luecomes anottuer Balne Ruttu. I lrene Kulesza leaves to Helen Lalty, 717. tlue luat pin slue tuact suclu fun witlu. Henry lVlc1nerney leaves a :lest in Room 6 to Joe Hennelly, 317. Bela Galvin leaves a seat lor some uncterclassman on tlue No. IS Huctson, Connie stave leaves Bela tlaclcett to tlue footlnatl team i- luut to no one else! txfticliey .loluner leaves to Patsy Kelly, '47, anottuer pair ot lorolcen-clown loaters to actd to luer collection. Helen Beronio leaves luancl in tuand wittu Mary. Doris Ganzert leaves . . . lxunuming. lVtary Hanley leaves tuer Hatusence luatuitu to anyone wluo can get away witlu it. Henny Vxfaneclc leaves luis scat in Vxfalte-r's Diner to Franlc Vxfeil, 316. Franl: Ferrari leaves luis place in .loeys to Ray Flannery. Eclitlu lvlcgluerry leaves to E1eanoriO,Brien luer reservect seat at tlue toottuall games. Pat Corcoran leaves - 'lwillu tears in luis eyesn Doris Lanclrigan leaves a Hluarct-to-Fill!! place as majorette in tlue tnancl. Louis Giusto leaves luis lyoolq-luag P- to anyone strong enougtu to carry itt Roseann Clennan leaves luer place in tlue Gtee Clula to a talentecl Junior. Ctuarlie Stueeler leaves S.tVl.l'1.S. wittuout its favorite ucasanovaf' Mary l lenry leaves as tlue sixtlu ot ttue famous Henry tanuily to gractuate from St. lvlicluaetys. Joe Sctuano leaves luis laaslvetluatl unitorm to Guy Cinnetta wittu tnest wislues for luis success. Bolnlaie Tell leaves for Scturoeclerls to meet tlue gang. Grace Ftooct leaves arm in ann witlu Hstar atluteten Bill Nicolay. Margie Roeclellnronn leaves Cappy Kiernan wittuout a dancing partner. 73 Peggy Jaeger leaves Chulohyys initials on tier Cleslc. Mary Campana leaves a luottle of Drene to her sister lrene. lVlary lvlorris leaves her seat on the H441 to Evelyn Ennis lit she can Find itl. Catherine Anclerson leaves her love for Emerson to some .lunior harlnoring lilce sentiments. Eileen Yorlc leaves her laithlul companion H steno hoola, to her sister, Mary Jane. Ronnie Nally ancl Gloria Shannon leave S,lN'l.H.S. together, as usual. Billy OBrien leaves the Vice-Presiclency of the Senior Class to some popular Junior. .lune Reilly leaves wearing her hrolien-clown loalers H Ushe has lovecl them faith- lullyg they have servecl her well. A Joan Ryan leaves Jimmy Kennecly lonesome. Geralcl Haslcins leaves the girls of Room 10 clesolate without his enlightening presence. Anne Nally leaves the unoontime stagsu Without a clancing partner. Pat Schneicler leaves her last place on gym line to any elongaterl Junior. Ruth Yorlc rcgretlully relinquishes Deslc 1, Row 1, in Room 1 to some hall- pint Junior. Franlc Calalbrese ancl Vincent Murtha leave all lagged out alter tour years ol noon- hour hall games. Helen lxleyer leaves thinlaing alaout Bolalnie, as usual. Erlwin Kiely leaves exactly one inch taller than when he enterecl S.lVl.l'l.S. Eileen Dwyer leaves powclering her pert nose anal trying to untangle her Hstula- hornn curls. Mary Russell leaves arm in arrn with Aileen Niclierson in time to arrive at Eloise Hanuselx leaves her alnility to carve initials to any junior. Jo Gennaro leaves us still guessing how she lceeps those curls in place. Anne Riccliiuti leaves her letters ancl high heels to her sister. Bert .lanssen leaves . . . contrarlicting. Franlc Slominslqe leaves his periocl snoozes to a luture Rip Van Vifinlqle. Rose Pizzo leaves her charter seat in Stechmann's to Toolie Smith. Lenny Digiacomo leaves . . . at last. Lu Zucaro leaves the Senior class uhungryf' l'lelen Appleman leaves her seat in Saturclay cletention to lVlaryann Daniels. Dot lsally leaves Helen ancl Eileen having a riotous time. Dolores Dwyer leaves nostalgic memories ol her recitations ol llluctmelli. Gloria Boyrl leaves to join the Caclet Nurse Corps. Ellin Nicholas leaves a well-chewecl steno pencil to Violet Galeota, 1416. lVlary Kelly leaves to Rita Bolts, 116, memories ol their lrolics at noon-time. lVlacleline Difxiso leaves to enter the lxflerlical Center school ol training. lVlarilyn lxflurrell leaves us memories ot her marvelous performance as Nlaritana in Harmony Hall. Anna Gherarcli leaves a lizox ol multiecolorecl rilnlnons to Margaret lVlcVicar, '46, to go with her sharp soclcs. Virginia Arment leaves Eileen Ross to memories ol peanut lmutter sanclwiches. Rita lsincleman leaves a well-usecl steno parl to the '46 Commercial Clula Reporter. lvlacleline l'lemmer leaves a set ol clanging lsracelets to .loan Bellotti, 316. 4 Marie Callaghan leaves arm in arm with Rita humming UFrienclship.H 74 Nlary Menlce leaves a laote in the alto section of tlie Glee Clulp for some tatentecl junior to fall into. Helen Callagtman leaves a well-worn P.A.D. lnoolr to ,loycelyn Scott, 316. Donalct Casey leaves witlr Htlie St. Augustineys crowflfy as usual. Gabriel Kelly leaves a parlcing space on 15tl1 St. to some junior cart?j-owner. Helen Rolaiotio leaves tlsie Vice-Presiclency ol? tlae Latin Clulm to some potential linguist. Mary Weiss leaves tier faitlitul comln ancl mirror to Frances Flynn, 718. Bernie Karaloin leaves . . . Hgoing like 60,H as usual. Edward Braden leaves Seat Q, Row 5 in Room 6 to .limmie Kennecly. Actele Gilson leaves a seat in Spanish Class to wluoever cares to occupy it. Helen Beronio leaves witli tmappy memories ot tour wonclertul. years at S.lVl.H.S. Agnes Delaney leaves tier tove tor ctancing to Ann Connolly, I-18. Joe Daniels leaves 15111 St. minus anotlwer lxtliclwaelian jalopy. Gloria Hewitt leaves tier place as Secretary ol' tlwe Glee Cluln to any Hjeanetten or uNelson.H Wari'en Hills leaves . . . as quietly as tue came. Anne Kvesticla leaves to wlaoever gels tlwere Hrst, the leaclerslaip ol next yearis ninety. Jolein Kelly leaves to his tarotlaer, Tommy, tlwe singular lwonor ol? loeing lirst on gym line. Doris lxflurplwy leaves a snappy inajorette unilvonn to any lvliclwaelian wlwo can lit into it. Andrea Carney leaves Mr. Joyce a nervous wreclc. - Jolwn Deutcla leaves tlue joyful taslq ot ringing tlae laell lo some amlnitious junior. Henry Reuters leaves a larolcen clwair in Room 6 to serve in rememlarance of liim. Kay Rooney leaves lwer art of blowing lyulalnles to Eileen Vxfeit, 317. Peter Vesey leaves .laegets minus an expert rfconcoction-mixerf, Kennetla Moore leaves tlne faculty recuperating alter mincling luim cluring tour years. Gloria Berlingger leaves a paclc ot curlers to any junior lwappeningg to have rainy- clay-laair troulalesfy Eel Dow leaves volumes of lolanlq laoolcs lillecl with lengtliy Hwritten recitationsu ia PAD. Frank Hayes leaves tus lpaselaalt uniform to next year's Hlialnen with lmopes tor many Uliomersf' Q Celie Mescall leaves a well-warmect cletention seat to l1er sister, Helen, Gene Sogliuzzo leaves lwis Hlariglit sayingsn ancl souncl ell'ecl.s still echoing in Room 1. Helaire Decancq leaves tlie jolo of sports writer tor The Miclzaeliun to any prospec- tive HBill Stern. Antlwony Dietsclie, James Dugan, ancl rloe lVlcCartl1y leave Rm. 3 lsetore graduation in answer to Uncle Samxs, ul Want Youf, Bolalai Tiglwe leaves to Patsy Kelly, 317, luer collections of potysyllatvic worcts, laut we cloulot it slie can laanclle them. Clwarlotte Seclore leaves tmer 'Kring siclen seat in tlie Stuclent Council to Noreen Stearns, 717. Barbara Kollousz leaves tl1e Frenclu Clula alfter presicling over many a luectie meeting. Matthew Tlaees leaves his laaselaatl logs to any unrterclassman with tlie same measurements. 75 x F 1 H9935-QQ QQQB '. 4, n, .li nmunu-:uv -- ff 7:11 I .4 w. nr ' . fr CFN I. lil 1 1 V E R rf ' Y, 'fa ' 'x l 4 's H O - 1 E yi IT , I X 5 I. 'ff' 'll' I I j ' ,. f V, ' jflq - E4 ,f -JEEP' I nie' 1 'fe :EHHEI 3- 52 ,352 s? ' '?:i? L11,'lf lf' iijffiff . -T r-' ff aifaf Ja' 42:2 Q I ' L ly .152 c.g1' !i,?i'fQ4,'- Q54-1 '1 'N '. EF. :.f. .5f Y . 5L5'- ' A ,ll l,, rigli' 1:-Lllig-E px !. ,. 'L -' 4- ml' ' ffa. ls' , ..5g -N fiff ' yu' , ' I I, g . U I, 6 ' X. r 1? SF? . .WWF 3 wwf X' ffiiv' ., . A ,ri- S 1 H Yu hit ' I X w 1 v . wmv V ' X SSES AV J, ,.A,,, I N JUNIUH5 - HUUM 7 Firsl Row: D. Bratton, V. Cratiay, M. Butter, R. Cvagtiarcti, A. Smith, Ni. Rafferty, C Ramezxana, D. Link. Second Row: R. De Brango, E. Notes, Wi. Fitzgeratct, D. OBrien, B. Rencter, J Rnminsiie, M, Ryan, J. Riitertueclc, C. Tonne, J. Bettotti. Third Row: C. Mitchell, W. D'Anclrea, J. Ryan, R. James, W. Dennetwy, J. Tranz. Fourlfi, Row: A. Di Leila, R. Hackett, D. Fistier, W. Kacztaowsiqi, G. Gotclner. JUNIUHS - HUUM til First Row: M. Soelt, J. Brennan, C. Rutiano. A. McCarthy, G. Cinneita, V. Gateota Nt. York, P. Laiifentinirg, M. Fiorentino. Second Row: C. Di Sanzo, F. Born, E. Q'Brien, E. Kearse, Nt. Henle, T. Weckerte, Nt Walsh, Nlortey, M. Smith. Third Row: J. Ryan, K. G'Cvracty, E. Keating, L. Cooke. Fourth Row: D. Manzo, V. Satvati, A. Lagoinarsino, J. Lavin, E. Keating. JUNIUH5 - HUUM 9 First Row: E. Kelty, P. Donahue, M. Foran, E. Huttentoclaer, R. Forster, R. Engter, T Dolan, D. Wolf. Second Row: A. Puntasecca, V. tvtorrone, V. Delaney, T. Geerin, M. Gilt, R. Ketterer, P. MacDougaU. Third Row: R. Cappieilo. J. Sottecier, T. Keegan, F. Weil, E. Hart. A. LaBarrc. Fourlli Row: C. tVtcAclam, R. Ryan, J. Casper, J. Rectling, K. 0,Brien. '79 JUNIUH5 - HUUM 11 Firsl Row: R. Botts, A. Duggan, P. Hoey, L. Thompson, M. Martin, J. Lasiiway, G. Broderick, Nl. Mcvicar. Second Row: J. Scott, A. Fitzgerald, M. Woods, E. Mclnerney, M, Ebert, IW. Kane, L. Weber, G. Garille, M. Hewitt. Third Row: J. Campbell, N. Bauerie, E. Ross, B. Cardani, R. De Vingo, J. 1VicNaugtit, A. Niurphy, E. Qiconnor, A. Spaettl. Fourth Row: D. Ryan, A. De Roy, W. Sciiiemm, J. Malvey, A. Posani, D. Oyifeete. Beginners find it difficult to resist ttie temptation to look at the keys. Ttrese juniors, in their Hrst year of typing, have learned that the attainment of accuracy and speed in touch typing requires much practice, plus patience. JUNIUH5 - HUUM 1E First Row: J. Parani, P. Nataiiccilio, M. Kelscti, D. Spina, D, Haggerty, J. Mulligan, W. Feasenmyer, T. Kelty. Second Row: J. Kiiclc, L. Drummond, J. Todd, W. Flittner, R. Ptiiuips, J. Whalen, F. Capiricnio, J. Deivtussi. Third Row: E. Kiiduit, J. McGrath, J. Kennedy, E. Handsclwin, J, Braddock, E. Ryan, I-I. Stigtiano, R. Garrison, J. Conrad. Fourth Row: W. Wancura, R. McDonald, A. Delia Bella, L. Ludwig. 80 SUPHUMUHES-HUUM 13 First Row: J. McGuire, D. Heney, T. iVicAriam. P. Pomphrey, C. Bausch, A. Sanse- vierc, iw. Ancierson, E. iX Iurpi1y, P. Lavin. Seconcl Row: S. Maslropasqua, A. Xvecicerie, Nl, Limongeiio, H. Ixflcmaiwon, R. Sciinaars, M. Fenneii, G. Saivali T. Zajlcowsica, S. Oiciakowsici, J. Coriniiss, H. Penslci, C. Clennan, A. Garibarine. Tfiircl Row: fl. Giimnrtin, Ni. 'i.agomdrsino, C. Finnen, D. Manaiio, Joiancia Zucaro, M. Dolan, M. Joker. Fourth Row: M. Siweorin, Concellin Ricciwiuli, M. Nicoiiciw, R. iviinogue, D. Paiaciino. The biology Iain. is in never-failing source of inieresi. A sophomore class is cliscovering new wonders revealed ivy Lime microscope and learning by experimenl and observation some scientific truths. SUPHUMUHES - HUUM 14 Firsl Row: B. IX 'lCCflIIICb', J. Paorciuers, J. i..iveUara, I. Campana, L. Frank, J. Callagimn, S. Pncilmieislci, C. OvlQK'DllI'liC, Ni. Brficlicfln, NI. Aqiiilna, A. Knight, M. Snype, E. Srnilii. E. Ralqler, K. Villuislci. Second Row: .l. Mangini, Miss Cimriano, M. Sommerviile, A. Kelly, E. Vxfeii, G. Leaiuy, A. Kia-miclm, P. Milien. M. Finch, J. Lester, C. Coughiin, R. Doyle, H. Popowsiqi, I. Szycilowsiia. J. ivlurray, J. Niartini. Third Row: P. Mcmaimori. R. Sheridan. J. ixiacigoilgali, J. Sciinaars, R. Poole, A. Frye G. RlIlI'1l'l1ill'l. Fourlli. Row: NV. Koimm, NV. Nelson, G. Koenig, G. May. 83 SUPHUMUHE5- BUUM 15 Firsl Row: F. Nolan, D. Hopkins, C. Weiskolzf, E. Risiocles, J. Vcsey, O. Zamiueui, P. Sclwlemm, T. Magner, H. Lang. E, Quinton, J. Caravenla, P. Smith. Second Row: M. Garilnalcii, M. Sollecler, E.. Cash, C. Keirnan. M. Kraemer, E. Evans, M. Daniels, P. Kelly, M. Field, NI. Vojvocliciw, J. Nioran, C. Mccariiiy, R. Lemican, 1. Beagle, J. Flelflier, E. Lavin, H. Melelslci. Tfiirfl Row: P. Kelly, F. Harlmann, T. Moran. R. Russell, N. Boggio. J. Maurer, D. Dickson, J. Nlayo, J. Pricimore. Fourth Row: L. Paieslini, R. Nicholson, R.. Reed, A. Wicier, P. Sheridan, H. Nagel. Arcs and angles - circles and squares! There can be no ciaycireaming in a geometry class, as all mathematics stuclenls know. To explain how to circumscrilye a square is the lasic of this sophomore of Room 15. SUPHUMUHES - HUUM 1E Firs! Row: E. Gromelc. P. Graf, J. Lyclon, R. Baerenlaach, .l. Haugiu, E. Kiely. J. DeNero, R. Lagomarsino, E. Goldner, H. Canamari, E. Demon. .l. Holwmann. E. Bonfanli. Second Row: M. Farro, V. Carieno. J. Dielsciic. J. Kieiy, W. Delaney. L. Kyne, L. Garbarini. J. Capozzi, R. Casey, NN, Beiirencit, G. Cervino, R. Jakolmowsici, F. Cvartiser, R. During. Third Row: E. Kilmartin, J. Griffin, F. McGovern. G. Hogan, J. Cannon. S. Dada-is, K. Fuhro, L. Krug, L. Ganclolfo. FOUFIPL Row: Dllfry, Bonn, COl'llCy, I'lGI'lI'iGHy, Cooke. 8-1 SUPHUMUHE5 - HUUM E4 Firsi Row: L. Leuiiiner, D. Lacina, Ni. Cucoio, ini. Laiiy, R. Scimno, C, Scott, E. Fian- nery, R. McHenry. ' Secoml Row: H. Barnett, H. Mescaii, E. Raiiicrty, J. Wieyer, C. Macicioiiii, M. Mccorirl, J. iviuiiigan, ri. '0'Brien, Dietz. Tiiirci Row: C. Pouiozza, i... Zito, J. NICN-eii, E. Keating, A. Conncii, M. Carrig. Fourllr Row: L. Cordon, J. Kirscii, F. Coppoiino, E. Viciciw, T. Kryszczuiq. FHESHMAN - HUUM 41 First Row: Wi. Hanciie, J. Pipan, M. Curieiio, T. ixfiacicey, i.-. Daris, Ni. iVionnoney, .i Feeney, M. Coiiins, Rossi, R. ix'iCDOIWLJlIQi1, R. Pcrsiciii, W. Fariey. Second Roux: R.. Braciciocic, IVI. Joiiey, A. Feciorczyic. M. iacono, B. Proscia, V. Magner Ni. Frye, A. Mccarliwy, R. Berne-H., D. Corby, E. Turry, J. Dugan, J. Oriaig, B Hmmnniw, XV, House, P. Leon. I Tfiirci Row: C. Bauerie, F. Caimiii, D. Ciwiicis, V. Acicias, E. Siieevcy, J. Suiiivan. Fourllfi Row: J. Hennerly, B. Crowiey, T. Cviiien, .i. SiL1Ilii-GI. Fiflir Row: J. Rcncier, C. Kciiy, F. Dietsciwe, R. Gecrin, J. Buciwerer. FHESHMAN - HUUM 42 Firsl Row: E, Barry, Ni. Hart, C. Kennedy, Ni. Aiicn, R. Gaiizrgiier, iw. Liveiiara, C Weicirmer, F. Howiey, E. ixiuiiieran, A. Coyie, Ni. DeCurio, M. Winte1's, L. Brick wecici, J. Kcnneciy. Second Row: K. Gogzuty, J. Sicawinsiqa, A. Barry, T. Quinn, M. iWcNeii, M. Kiaproliw B. Ruii, K. Hempei. L. Cracco, Niiss Scrocco, Ni. Tyreii, D, Filzsimons, P. Cannon A. Pmrnni, M. Teague, A. Niaioney, A. Emi. Tfiircl Row: J. Hanuseia, J. Peietier, P. Pralt, E. Dempsey, ini. Burger, R. Cuiiuane. Fouriiv Row: J. Suiiivan, A. Ferrari. Fiflfi Row: V. Digpagna, P. Reynoicis, E. Casey, W. Vvrariii, D. Latiiarn. 87 PHESHMAN ELA55- HUUM 44 Firsi Row: .l. Slreelmn. W. l larran. L. Greco, L. Pelersen, M. Maloney, P. Bellew, L Smillm, R. Kearney, P. Cuclclilmy, V. Zalcrezwlqa, ll. Capiriclwio, M. Sarra, S. Ferrigine P. Cl1csnoviI.z. Seconcl Row: W. Filzgeralcl, E. Tllompson, P. Burns, K. Nlerril, R. l.aBnrre, J. Kennedy rl. Eelies, lVlCDonnel. V. Deulcli. G. Villnni, A. Connolly, l l. Naclwoclna, .l. Gormley, A. Hoclge. R. Maelclolin, E. Ruligan, C. Grulae, L. .lel1riugg, D. Serge. Tfrircl Rout .l. Kearns. J. rlqorlora, .l, Quinn, T. Sclmmiclt, D. Perma, E. Kololcowslci, D lX lf'NiIlIQl1l, A. lxflueller. ' FOUFIII IQOLVZ SilIllO1'Z1, .l. lqlfgilli. .l. Bllfldf, lDOl'lllClly. FHESHMAN ELAS5-HUUM 45 Firsl Rout .l. Dorsell. A. Quinn, G. Holnill, K. Connor, D. lxflalieu, H. Grulae, T. .l. lvlurray, .l. l lark. C. DyAmieo, M. Kennedy, .l. Q'Donnell. Sccomi Row: A. Reilly. .l. rllrolla, lr. Flynn, .l. Arclwer, lj. Zaxlmn. lvl. Vwlieelc, lvl. Carroll D. Vxfallxer, M. XVinclluerry, P. lVlerritl, .l. Burlre, R. lVlanero, E. lnlollmun, D Sollercler, .l. Clifton, C. Farley. Tlzircl IQOLUZ lglOllCI'. CKLIDOIIC, l:LlCl'y, ROI'liII1, SLIHZLIH FOUFIIT IQUIVZ lSillJCllii, lr. KFUCQCII Peffyl KLllL'SZii. FHESHMAN ELA55-HUUM 47 Firsl Row: C. VXfisniewsl4i. C. lvlanzi. lvl. Davila. P. .lol1nson, lvl. Hanley, W. Scliemloer W. Smitlm, R. Kellenlmerger. F. Gallagher, J. Pompliano, M. lN lal1oney, M. Hayes P. Yorlq. Second Row: A. ljicone, rl. Burlce, P. Kennecly. l. lVlcGorLy, M. Cooke, C. Reilly, V lxlillner, B. Tulyertini, A. Farmer, Miss G. Squire, M. Weckerle, C. 0'lVlalley, H Sclmeler. .l. Gillcyson, C. Holmstrom, E. Stanlon, V. Carugali, F. Dueale, A lxlassarini. Tlrircl Row: E. Feury, .l. Lagomarsino, W. Coon. G. Healy, T. Reilly, R, Deldioyal. Fourllr Row: W. Brinsler, R. Gwinnett, R. Franlc, Vxfallcer, S. Calarco, T. Murray. 88 AUTUGHAPH5 H QIESQQ QQQ Q ' 1 ...,Q W' I fl 1 ' f ,S f I f A ' A ' 4 7 Ra 5 fe.: -- 'fg 5 ' ' V if X! f Q 7 'fs 'fd : 2 'f I ff 8 'W ff Q N 1 M ff , 1 1 -L T I X'-1 ff! X' ff! Q 2 ff- , - 'ff-22:4 I 'ju - W I 77' ! 72 I X 72 ff gpff-5 rw -.F 27-72,7 f 1'-. , -S 6411 ' fi-iaelise, v -7 'L w--X ' lj! -AF r '-'Viv f 5 MK! Q11 ' ' F ' ' , ff' ? at Mwwmf HELIGIU El,lGlON lgeing a vitat suhject in all Catholic high schools it is to he expectect that laesictes our claily instructions in the truths of our Catholic faith, there woulcl he activities to supptement the teaching and agorct opportunity to manifest the laenetits of a Catholic eclucation. Let us talre a glance over those activities most closely associatecl with religion cluring this year in St. Michaels. HOremusH - ancl the school year is otlicially openerl with our annual Retreat. The Retreat this year was concluctecl lay Rev. Ernest XfX!ClSCl'1, CP. During three Clays, from September lf? to September 21 our thoughts were turnecl to the spiritual sicle of lite, anrl we lneggecl the lnlessing of Oocl on our school year. An active C.Y.O. organization in St. lxflicliaets parish founcl us entered in the Archcliocesan raclio program competition. On Novemher IQ, over Station WAAT our program, UA Letter From tloeu was presentecl hy a specially setectert group of the Gtee Cluh ancl the Grammar School Boys' Choir. An appreciative ractio auclience prouclly tistenecl to an excellent program of locat talent uncler the clirection of Father Ernan Johnston, CP., anrl the ahle coaching ot Mr. J. Vincent Oyljonnell. Conrlitions in the worlct toclay have put renewecl emphasis on Catholic Action. To prepare the Seniors tor facing the problems ot Catholics in an ever-changing worlcl the Catholic Action Clulm, uncler the guidance ol' the Youtlfs Department ol ucatholic Action at Vxfashington, was organizect. Discussecl this year were various topics following out the general theme We Face the lruturef' The otticers appointerl hy Sister Leo Gertrucle, moclcrator ot the Club, were .lohn Deutch, Presiclentg l'lelaire Decancq, Vice- Presiclentg Mary Hanley, Secretaryg Anne Kelly, Assistant Secretaryg Bernaclette Hoy, Treasurer. The me-mlners ol the Program Committee were Galnriel Caponcgro, Arthur Ol FICERS AND PROGRAM COMMITTEE OF THE CATHOLIC AC'l1lON CLUB rar! Rou: Arthur Kranich, txlary Hanley, Bernadette Hoy, Anne Kelly, .lohn Deutch. Seconrl Row: Vxfilliam O'Brien, ttetaire. Decancq, Henry Renter, Eugene Sogliuzzo, Gatnriet Caponegro. 92 i Kranicln, Vxfilliam OBrien, Henry Reuler, ancl Eugene Sogliuzzo. Family Life, Callwolic Literaiure. The Postwar Vxforlcl ancl Plans lor Peace, The Calliolic Press, ancl Social .lusiice are some ol lilie topics ilnal were cliscusserl. Every meeling was allenclecl lay Failier Alexanclcr wlwo alter ilie siuclenls lwacl linisliecl llieir cliscussion gave an inleresling anal inspirational talla. He more fully explainecl llwe icleas presenlecl lvy Llie stuclents, gave examples ancl luelpecl us to a luetier unclerslancling ol lifes problems. His presence made us realize lwow imporlant our Calliolic Action Clulu is ancl wldal luenelils we coulcl derive from ii. To slimulale Cailiolic Lliouglwt, Lo teaclw llie slurlenis the proper way ol' expressing llwernselves, ancl lo lix, irrevocalnly, Callwolic principles anrl slanclarcls in Llieir minrls, is llne purpose of ilie Cailwolic Action Clulu. H-Glu, wasn'l lie wo-oe-o-nclerlulln anal 'llc was frrriiiylu were some of tlwe appre- ciaiive comments macle lay ilwe siuclenis aller liearing a lallc on Voealions given lay Fallwer Anclrew Anslnro, CP. Falluer Anclrew, a classmate ol Falluer Alexancler, macle Ha lnig liiry' willi llie sluclent lnocly lny his informal ancl inleresling cliscussion ol vocations. ll, prolwaluly came as a surprise lo some people to Hnrl out ilwal., after all, io be a priest or ai religious cloesrrt mean wearing a face six feet long anrl clianling to passers-lay, HBroi.l1er, are you savecl?U . . . Ul.el liim accept it who can.H MOH lvlary we crown tliee wiilw lolossoms loclayn eclioecl llwrouglwoui the lVlonasiery at Llie annual lxflay Crowning. Bernaclelte Hoy crownecl ilwe Blessed Virgin atlenclecl lvy Jane Nolan, Roseann Clennan, Barlnara Tiglne, Rita Lincleman, Helen Beronio. lvlary Joliner, rloseplwine Quintano. We liacl mucli lo tlianlc Our Lacly for iliis year lnecause of victory in Europe coming cluring lien' monllw. Deo Graliasl Our lasl religious eveni lnelore grail- ualion will lbe lxlass anrl general Com- munion on .lune 14. Alter Mass ancl Communion in llue lvlonastery, Llie Communion Brealclasl.. given lay ilue .luniors to llie Seniors, will lie lielcl in ilie scliool caleleria. Tlxen Qrarluaiion . . Alter lour years ol learning our re- ligion, we sliall leave Sl. lvliclaaelys ancl go into ilwe worlrl to live our religion. 93 PUBLIEATIU S The Michaetian Another numloer ol' The Michczelian. is outl Everyone eagerly grasps his copy ancl hurrieclly scans the pages in the hope ol' hurling his name mentionecl. What a pleasure to see onels name signecl to some article that has heen acceptecl for publication in our school inagazinel Few ol those who receive The ltlichcielian. realize the great cleal, ol? time ancl worlc that has heen put into the little Green anal Whit.e lnooli. ln the heginning of the school year a staff was appointecl lay Sister Mary Teresa, aclviser for our publications The lWichaeliarr ancl the high school annual hflichnelinn Foolprinls. The stall: memlaers were selectecl not only hecause of their ahility to write hut also for their willingness to give their tree time to this worlc. lvleetings were helcl every two weelcs ancl the statl' mcmhers were assignecl their respective cluties. Anne Kelly, the eclitor-in-chief, visitecl the various classes in quest of material, The assistant eclitors, Barhara Tighe ancl Barhara Kolhusz, were seen skimming over newspapers encleavoring to collect news of our far flung alumni, or suhjects for 9 +1 eclitorials. Brains were raelqecl to Create novel icleasg rniclnigl1t oil lnurnerl ancl pencils were Cluewecl flown to stulus. Tlie Hrst clralts were sulvmittecl ancl to tl1e consternation ancl surprise ol some ol tlic young journalists tlweir Contrilnutions were not aecepierl. Orig- inality or somelliing else was laelcing. rliliey tried again, anrl usually tlieir ellorts were rewarrlerl. As there were only two male memlaers on tlwe stall tlwis year, tlie writing up ol tlwe sports was assignecl to tlienri. lmlelaire Deeanrq coverecl tlwe tootlpall games ancl AflftHt'lll Rieciarcli, llie lnaslcetluall events. The teclious taste ol sorting ancl ecliting tlie eontriluutions prececlecl tlwe typing ol tlwe copy. Managing eflitor, Roseann Clennan, anal lwer assistants, Kathleen O'Carroll ancl Ellen O'Counor, proved to lie very etlieient in typing ancl supervising tlwe worli of their assoeiates. Tlien lollowerl more efliting - tliis time lay tlwe eclitor-in-cliiel ancl Sister lvlary Teresa - ancl tlwen tlwe Copy was reacly for tlie printer. But all was not yet linisliecl. Bavla from tlie printer came tlwe galley slieets lor prool-reacting. lfverytlwing was again react. Carelnully elaeelfeel, ancl pastefl in its proper place. As tlie copy macle its linal trip to the printer, auclilile siglus of relief lollowecl it ancl tlie memlners ol tlie stall, ,qlacl of tlie Hnever- llior:glitfit-worrlcl-rome'y opportunity to empliatieally say Mlwliat. is THATV' awaitecl tlie return ol tlie linislierl procluet. Distriliuution ol lilac copies to faculty anrl sturlent sula- scriluers was talcen care ot lay sports eclitors, Decaneq anrl Rieciarcli. Because ol tlie paper slwortage. ancl printing clilliculties owing to tlie exigencies ot war, it lias lmeen llouncl olvligatory for tlae past two years to limit pululieation of The lxlicliaelifin to two issues. lt is liopecl lliat it will soon lie possilule to resume pulblieation ol tlie quarterly numluers, as was clone in peace time. Experienre gainerl in writing For The lxlicliaelirrrr anal lor tlsie press Clulv proverl to lue of value wlwen mention was marle ol ltlielirrelinn Footprints. lt: was natural to turn to tlie ineinlners ot tliese two activities lor tl1e nucleus ol? a Year luoolq stall. For tliis impor- tant senior proicrt, a eornplete stall was appointerl in .lanuary. Mirihaelifiri Footprints TH li STAFF Editor-iri-Chief f-A Anne 'Kelly A Lilerriry Eflilors F- Barlnara Tiglie, Anclrea Carney Rose Ann Clennan Helairc Decancq Agnes Delaney Eileen Dwyer lrene Feit Doris Gnnzerl. Aelele Gilson Caluriel Capnncgro lxflargarcl Devany R OSC Ai'll'1 ClCl1I'li1I'l Catlwerine Boyfl Alice l'lz1nraUy lvlary Henry flssocial es Calluerine lrlalsieacl Max Kruger Anne Kveslicli Clara loilley lVlarilyn Murrell Aileen Niclierson Jane Nolan Kalluleen O'Carrnll Ari Erlilor H Henry Vxfanccli Associules Ricliarcl Goocle Arilw ur Km ri irld l3LlSfl10SS IXIIIIIKJQPF r-' lI'6l1C Rljiidk Associales Kallileen Olcarroll flcluerlising lllancigar H .lane Nolan Associciles Dorolliy Lally Cnllwerine Long Veronica Nally Barbara Kollausz Ellen O,Connor Betty Reaves Aclriano Ricciarcli Helen Rolniolio Palricia Sclwncifler Constance Slave .loan Weinaclil lrene Rosial: Bnrlnara Tiglwe Ellen OYCODIIOF lvlargaret Quinn Louise Tenger 96 THE PRESS CLUB HE Press Clulv is anotlier ol our activities wliiclw lwas lcept tlie sluclent laocly ancl tlwe pulnlic well-inlermccl lay collecting anclwriting all tlie sclwolaslic anal extra-curricular events oll tlnie year. This column is pululislwccl weelcly in tlie PIILCISOH, lrlispczlcli, one el llie well-lcnown news clailies, tlwrougli llwe ellorls of tlwe stall ancl the moclerator, Sister Anthony Marie. The ntlwletie lielcl was coverecl lay tlic Sports Eclilor, Nlartin Foran anrl news iterns were eolleetecl lay llwe News Eclitor, Dorothy Lally. The column was supcrvisecl by Eclitor-in-Clwief Barbara Kollyusz ancl tlie assistant eclitor, Helen Rolaiolio. - The memlaers of llrie stall' lriecl to reacli a laiglier writing stanclarcl lay talaing a course cluring tlue lirst term, on 'Allow to Eclitf, - 97 MUSIC Ellie Club One of tl'xe most interesting ancl enjoyalale clulas is tlie Glee Clulm The clireetor of tl1is activity is lvlr. O'Donnell ancl tlne moclerator is Sister Aloysius lose. After weelcs of tryouts to get the UCream ol tlwe Cropl' in singing alyility, tlme weelcly meetings com- mencecl, witlm Galariel Caponegro, electecl Presiclent, ancl Eugene Sogliuzzo, Vice-Presb dent. lvlinutes of tlie meetings were talcen lay Secretary Gloria Hewitt, wlwile lxflarilyn Nlurrell, Financial Secretary, collectecl tlue clues. One of tlrie lirst activities of the Glee Clula was tlwe raclio program tliat a group from ttme Club participated in. Tlwey were liearcl over Station XVAAT in tlie C.Y.0. arcli- cliocesan competition for a trophy to lue awarclecl at tlie close of tlwe year. Tlsieir per- formance was lldiglwly praisecl and tlie entire stuclent luocly was proncl of ttxem. Soon tlae Glee Cluly enterecl into tlme reluearsals for tlwe operetta Hlilarmony Hall wl1icl1 was lielcl on May 5, S ancl 9. Tlie songs ancl clanees were executecl in truly pro- fessional style ancl tlie entire story of tlie play was riotous, provicling lauglis from laeginning to encl. Capacity aucliences attenclecl ancl entliusiaslie aclmirers continue to connnent on tlme splenclicl procluetion ancl tlic really excellent. pcrllornianee of tlwc entire cast. CAST First Row: M. Murrell: C. Stavc: J. Brennan: D. Lacina: M. Snell: ,l. Buclicrerz .l. Nolan: E. Zatmrislcie. Second Row: P. l'lerrle: W. Kol1m: G. Kelly: R. Ryan: .l. Fceney: E. Sogluizzo: E. Dempsey: G. Ca- ponegro finsctl. 4 i 98 The cast incluclecl: General Earnest VVOrk .... Galbriel C0fJflIli!gIf0 Doolillle Xvork ....,...,....,............ Plwilip l'lr'rrlc lllfflqczvislr, ,,.,, ,..... J oseplm Blxvlwrer' Xviggins .... ,..,.,, R ,ulyerl Ryan Signer Brownini .,,..... ....... l iuggem: guggliuwzo Uffluue ,..,.,... ...... G erzxrcl Kelly Xvriglzl glory ...... ..,., . loseplw lj m-m- my Rosalie .... , ....... .lvlZll'lZ1l'l Swell Allilflllllil .....,.,. ..... ...... IN ' lnrilyn lxlurrell Alrs. Hurnrncrrsley Keys ........ Ccmslancc gluve Elsa ...... .. .Eleanor Znlurislqiv Slvlla ....,. .A...,...... I ane Nfllilli Laura ..A,. ........ . lane Brcnuzm Xllicv ....,... Dolores -l.Fll'llNl Phil .. , ..... Eclwnrcl Dernymry 7.11111 .,... ......4. X Villiam lfwlmm borne ul llue IUCITIIJCFS ul llmc Cleo K lull Clmrus arc pirflurerl in llic Iwo upper QITHIIH- all lln: riglxl. ululme clances clireclccl lay lxlr. P. .l. llvlnlqer- mm mlflccl mucnli lo llic cnjoymenl. ul' llme mpc-relln. Tlwc lmys slmwccl Llwir rlwerpsirlwr- :rim almilily in un Ecccnlric Dance mul em Busllc Dance. fxllruclivc coslumes lcnl, color Lo a spriglil- ly Dance of lluc Nations in wlxiclu frcslwmnn girls featured, Especially charming was ilwe graceful Ballet of the group in the lowest piclure. High School Urcliestra XCM ff ,JcA1n.h,. The Orchestra, this year, playecl a small but very important role in the extra- curricular activities ot the school. Weekly practices were helcl each Friclay morning in the Rosa lhflystica Cluh Room in the high school with lVlr. Ollgonnell clirecting the music and Sister Mary Eleanor acting as moclerator. That Upractice malces perfectu was well illustratecl when the musicians macle their lirst formal appearance this year at the customary Christmas entertainment given lay the high school. The Orchestra, nn this occasion, was a prominent part ol' a most enjoyalble program. At the annual Glee Cluh operetta the 'Orchestra again hacl an opporunity to flisplay their talents, and they were equal to the occasion. Their renclition of such songs as Tell Me Why!! ancl UOur Honeymoonll will long he rememherecl. The olhcers electecl for this year were Presiclent, Vincent Salvati, tromhoneg Vice- Presirlent, .lohn Keegan, clrumg Secretary, George Salvati, clarinetg lvlanager, iloseph Casper, Cornet. The only girl memlaer of the orchestra was Regina Pinclell, pianist. Qther memlyers of the Qrchestra were: Harry Lang ancl Eugene Tis, cornetsg Eugene Kiely, tromluoneg Kenneth Vitlauslci, saxophoneg Lawrence Drummoncl. accorrliang .lames Pipan, Louis Palestini, Rohert Shericlan, Donalcl Dixon anrl William Farley, clarinets. 100 THE BAND AN you imagine a foothatt game without St. txftichaetys High Schoot Banct heing there to ptay our schoot songs and actct gcneratty to the exuberant atmosphere? This cotorfutty ctact corps has hecomeas much a part of the toothatt season as cheerleading and the yettow ctust of Roosevett Stactium. Consisting of seventy-two memhers, it is an outstanding and inctispensahte extra- curricular activity. This year a ctritt team was actctect, anct eighteen pretty majorettes marchect down the tietct. Qn Decemher IQ, 19-H, etection ot otticers for the 1944--15 season was held. The resutts were: Pres. John Ntartin, '-453 Vice-Pres. Joseph Daniets '45g Secretary John Kee- gan, 2165 Treasurer, Fr. Atexancter, C.P.g Banct txftanager John Hohmann, '47, txftajorette Manager, Ctaire Mactdotin, 317. Every Tuesctay anct Thursctay afternoon moaning tones issuert from the Rosa txftystica Ctuh room where the Band hetct practice uncter the ctirection of Mr. Chester Smith anct the Banctvs inc.tefal.igahte mocterator, Sister Mary Eteanor. To tVtr. Picciano is accorctect the crectit for the excettent exhibitions in formation and marching of the Band anct ctritt team. Ptaying at the various civic events, particutarty the Fourth of Juty ctemonstration, has increasect the fame of our Band. Having won prizes at the Fourth of July Band com- petitions, we may he justty proud of S.tVt,H.S. Band. lOl EL EIHEULU ESPANUL H E alnre la seccion aliora lcera la secretaria el acta cle la seccion anteriorf, - The Secretary will now reacl tlie minutes of tlie prececling meeting - ancl prcsicleut Josepliine Quintano opens anotlier weelqly lxflonclay morning meeting of tlie Spanish Cluly, Qtlier otlicers eleclecl for tliis year were: .loan McKenna, Vice-Presiclenlg anfl Claarlotte Seclore, Financial Secretary. To learn more alnout tlie laeautiful, euplionic language of Spain ancl Latin America, as Well as alnout tlie countries lilsiemselves, tlweir people, and llacir customs is tlie general aim of tldis clulu. As a result of papers react, tallqs given, anal informal cliscussinns laelcl tliis year, tlie Senior Spanisla stuclents have become lvetter acquaintecl with glamorous Spain ancl picturesque Pan America. Xvliat woulcl tlie Spanisli Clulb lne witluoul, its popular moclerator, Senior P, A. Joyce? Ast: any of tlie Spanish stuclents Wlietlier tlie lgest part of tlae Spanisln meetings isnyt wlien tliere is a llwell, let me see now,n answer to tlwe plea, wlfell us a story, Mr. lloycef' Ancl stories are tolcl ol? Spain Ff tlie country Witla, a romantic ancl exciting txistorical laaclcgrouncl, ol: lively liestas, captivating clances, scintillating music, gay calaalleros, and sweet seno- ritas elressecl in vivicl colors. Spain f-J witti its lneautilful religious customs f- ancl its lyull liglutsl I Mi'. Joyce lias livecl for many years in Spain, ancl tlie Spanish stuclents realize ttie distinct advantage tliey enjoy in tiaving liim for a teaclier. Tlaey liear tlae language spolcen f-A inllectecl anal pronouncecl in tlie manner of a true Spanisli senor, ancl are never more interestecl tlaan. wlien listening to Mr. iloyce,s stories of lais travels tlirougli Spain and other parts of Europe. 102 THE LATIN CLUB S coinpzuecl willi otlier years, tliis yearls clutu laacl a small memlnersliip. Nevertheless, clespile llie small size, llie elulv managecl to carry on witli various plays and otlier activities. During llwe meetings, tlaey laecame aequaintecl with tlae customs, life and language of tlie ancient Romans, sang many tunes in Latin, among wliiclw were Hvxfliile Clwristmasfl Silent Niglilf' Yankee Dricicllef? Uvxfliere Has My Little Dog Gone?H nlaong, l.ong, Trail A-winclingfy ancl many otlaers. The HAuxilium,H a lui-monthly 'Latin lVlagazine macle llaem Familiar witli llae liingjrapliies of many American lieroes ancl also ollererl many other sulJjeCls, lmolti lwistorical ancl amusing, lor translation into English. Plays were presenlecl lny tlae memlvers, tldrougli llie clramatization ol wliicla they laave been lyetler alole to 'unclerstan cl tlie manner of living of tlie ancient Romans. Nlany ol tlie localities witli wliieli we liave come in Contact rluring Llie course ol: tlie year are scenes ol lyaltle in llie present war. Tluis, our sliucly ol Latin lias enalolect us to lollow more closely tlie news of toclay. Un Marcti 211, ttiree mernlners ol tlae Latin Clula, Eileen Dwyer, lVlary Henry, and Helen Relniolio, partieipalecl in tlie annual liaircl txlemorial Latin Contest at New Yorlc University, in tlwe liopes of winning lionors lor llie scliool ancl tlwemselyes. Qn April, IO, all tlie memlners toolq tlie annual examination sponsorecl lvy Doctor Warsleyf, in expectant anticipation of meclals and cerlilicates, as well as a troptmy for tlae scliool. i The meetings were alaly concluetecl lay Presiclent, Eileen Dwyer: in wtiose alasenee tlae Vice-Presiflent, Helen Rolyiolio, earriecl on. Tlie minutes of tlae meetings were lcept lay tlie secretary, Eleanor Alylaott, and linances were carefully guarclecl lay Mary Henry, tlae treasurer. 105 LE EEHELE FHA EMS H l.. faut laattre le fer quancl il est clnaudn fstrilae wlaile tlae iron is luotl. ml-el pere, tel lilsn llilce fallmer, lilae soul . . . Tlaese ancl similar proverlns were quolecl lay the mem- lJers wlien tlie roll was called at tlwe lueginniug ol' tlie meetings, laelcl on tlie lirst Friclay ol' every montlu. During llwe meetings tlae memloers participatecl in llae discussion ol Frenclu lustory anal national customs. lnteresting plays were also enacted Hen lrancaisf' Tlwe moderator ol Le Cerele Francais is Sister Frances Gertrucle. ancl tlais yearys ollicers were Barlnara Kollmusz, 'Presirlentg Vivian Garilnalcli, Vice-Presiclentg Agnes Delaney, Secretaryg Katlileen Rooney, Treasurer. Relaxation was suppliecl witlw tlie aicl ol a plnonograpla. ancl everyone joined in singing Willa tlme recorcls sucl1 joyous songs as UQuancl lVlaclelon, Hljrere .lacquesfy HAu Clair cle la Lunef, anal tlwe ever famous national lmymn Hlae lN'la1'seillaise.H ln luture years, when tlwis present conllict is over, our relations with France will prolualaly lve closer tlwan ever lielore, ,lust as Spanislw has luecome important as a language necessary lor commercial purposes, so will a general lcnowleclge ol Frencla prove aclvantageous. 'l U4 THE FHESHMAN LITERARY ELUB NE of the nigtwtigtits of the frestmmn your was the Literary Ctutu, estaitutistiect by Sister Clare Regirm, to introctuce lirsl year stuctents to the leading and luest authors of our Mother Tongue. Many tyeautilvut pm,-ins were clminziticatty react and enjoyed. Reminrnenctect books, including works Ht' present day aultiors, were enttwusiasticatty react anfl enjoyed. It can truthfully tue saint tlml now reacting has become the tiolaluy of many of the Club memtmers, Not all the work was of a serious riuturu. Each meeting twtct some ptcasant surprise, in Itie way of ,Qamcs anct amateur enti-rlziiiiment by sturtent actors, Scfwlcislic and the Qimerfs Xvorle tietpecl to solve many nitrite-in questions. No little Crectit is clue to the foltnwing olticers: President. Lorraine Davis: Vice- Prcsictent, Ann Fectorczylag Secretary, Tliuinus Gilteng Treasurer. .lutwn Hennerty. 105 THE EUMMEHEIZ-XL CLUB l Ili lwusinoss worlnl uncl wlml musl lac llue Vnpalsililies ancl manners ol' Lliose wlwo enler il are llie general lopirs ol clisrussion al llie mcelings ol' llie Commercial Cluln. 'llie ll?-lfl-I5 session ol llwc fyluln lu-lfl ils iniliul rneeling on Nrwolnlwi' 15, l91l l. Vl4l1G mocl- ernlor, Sislci' Emily .lose wlm is llworouglily coiwersanl willi lyusiness requirements clirerlerl ezwlw monlli Il pi'og'i'un1 ol' luusiness via-wpoinls, wliirlm were lnolll inleresling mul Cf,llll'illlOl'lfll. lfzirli meeling was opens-cl Ivy llic ljrcsirlenl, Knllwleeii O'Curroll. llegulau' lnusinoss was CllSC'llSSCfl Hrsl nncl llio minules rc-ml lny llie gCf'l'Cl?1l'f', llalricin lxllinogue. nlilwe prograun lor llie clay was lliereupon prvsenlecl. ljersonalily is nn irnporlnnl llziclor in llie manner ol one wlio is seelcing einploymcnl. Tlwereliore. lo inslrucl llie memlver in llie ?lllllllflG lo lvc usezl wlien applying lor a posi- lion. llwe 0l1llfTCI'S ol llnc Coinmereial Clulv spolxc on u lmusiness girlfs Hljersonalily in ljusincssfi Tluese spcorlies compriscrl llwe program lor January . . . To gain u place in llwe worlrl ol' lnusinoss, we lnusl lirsl olmlnin Fl posilion. A playlel was prcsenlecl in ljelvruary slmuwing various ways ol' going algoul lluis laslf, Four mernllmers old llwe Cluln loolq part in llwe presenlaxlion ancl lurnecl in very vi'eclilz1l'xle porlormancc-s . . . SinCe il is always Lruc Lliul we gain lqnowlcclgc llirouglw llw experience ol' ollliers. selcrlions lrorn Hlnlo a lVlan's Xrvorlclff wrillen luy lvlary li. lX'lCGill. a nolecl lvusiness woman, were given in lxlurcli . . . Mosl people lincl il, inleresling' lo wilness a vase lueingg lriecl in court, rlqlic Clulm- memlucrs are no exception. ll. was proposecl llwul llne rnemlaers allencl il court room session ancl llic proposal was eagerly acceplefl. Ml-lac Commercial Clulu ol' Sl. lxliclwaelys Higli Sclwool has been ol lnenclit io llme secretarial section of eaclm senior class. We luope Llmt tlwis inclispcnsalnle Cluln will cou- linue lo llourislu as long as llwe sclwnl ilsell is in exislenec. 106 THE ABT CLUB EVOTED lo llie encouragement el? all Lbe buclcling Rembrandts in tbe scliool, tlwe Art Club bas prnviclerl lbe perlect oullet for the lalenls of ibe more artislically inclinecl. Tbe Club bas a very practical sicle, loo, for Lbe colorful pnslers macle by ils members lieralcl llue special events in our scbool calenclar. Consisling ol 19 members, ibe Club bas lielcl its meelings every olber Vliuesclay. Sister lVlarian Francis, llie mmleralor, gives at llaese meetings assignments lor various poslers. Her conslruclive crilicism bas belpecl lo solve many a ieclmnical problem. Wil.li Ll1e clues colleclecl, a few boolqs on slaelcbing, elc., bave been purcliasecl ancl loanecl lo lbe members. A very special lealure of tbe Ari, Club is lbat il bas suppliccl us witb lirsi rale lalent for Llwe Art Deparlinenl ol our Yearboolc. rllwrougli tbe liarcl ancl gratifying worlq of tbe stall' artisls, lbe Ycarboolc bas maintainecl a superior quality of art worlc lbrougluout. Creclil: is clue especially le Henry Vvfaneclc, Arllaur Kranicb, Barbara A. Tigbe. Ricbarcl Goocle ancl lrene Rosialc for Llaeir outslancling worlc. The olllcers lbis year were Presiclent, Barbara A. Tiglieg Vice-Presiflent, lrene Rosialcg Treasurer, Anclrea lvl. Carney. 107 THE DEB!-XTINE CLUB 1-IE Debating Cluh, under the supervision of Father Alexander and Sister Aloysius Jose, was presided over hy Gabriel Caponegro, President, and assisted hy Dante Ricciardi, Vice-President. Barhara Tighe, Secretary, had some hard times trying to keep a record of the fast-moving events at each session. Adriano Ricciardi, who was voted to the trustworthy olrlice ot Treasurer, had the duty of collecting the inevitalale dues. At the heginning of the year, all the memhers were, ohligaiied to read one article to the Cluh and to memorize a selection of live minutes' length. Criticism was then freety given in order that all the memhers could prolit from each other,s mistalces. Everyone was encouraged to render short speeches or to discuss his individual ideas on dillrerent Sula- jects. Eltort was made to eliminate nervousness and stress was placed on good posture, correct diction, and complete naturalness. By this means, many memhers were ahle to tallc extemporaneously in a short while. This was the period of preparation, Father Alexander soon taught all the funda- mentals of dehate. Negative and alilirmative sides were chosen to dehate important national and social questions, such as Hlqesolvedz One Year ol Compulsory Military Training Alter the War.,5 Words llew and the rehuttals were to the point. This was characteristic of all the delnates entered into. A The meetings were loolaed forward to hy everyone, hecause ot the worthwhile tallcs given hy Father Alexander. He instructed the memlners about Catholic views on social, political and national issues. He pointed out to us why these outloolcs were correct and authentic. Consequently, when the year was up, a group of well-informed young men and women had learned to express well, and with conviction, the Catholic viewpoint. 108 MIEHAELIAN HULLEHS HE tVIict1aetian Rotters organized their ctutn in 1943, tn the very beginning of this year the members stiowect an enthusiasm that was to matce the Michaetian Rollers one of ttie outstancting school activities in I945. Most of the members have their own green anct white jackets which they have earned toy setting tickets. The members are very prouct of ttiese jackets anct extiitait ttwem every chance they get. This Ctutu Otters an opportunity, for those who know how to skate, to visit many new anct interesting skating rintcs, and for ttiose who do not tqnow tiow to skate. to learn how. During the year the ctuti has reached such rinlcs as Cotumtyus Circle, Bayonne Arena, Columbia Park. Gay Btactes, Paterson Rink, St. Nicholas Arena, Twin Cities Arena and Dreamland. Ali all ttiese ptaces the ctula has tract a grand time anct ttie members who will tue tiere next year hope to visit these rinlcs again. The officers in the ctutn are: Margaret Quinn, Presictentg Jane Ruminstce, Vice- Presictentg Auctrey Duggan, Secretaryg Concetta Ricctuiuti, Treasurer. The ctutfs mocterator, Sister Mary Eunice, has tietpect to further closer friendship among the members. twuctm of the success of the Club is ctue to tier interest and uncterstanrting. To the tnoys who have been members of the club and who are now in the service of their country, Thomas Quinn, '41-tg George tVIcGtinct1, ,445 Albert Murray ,443 Paul Mc- Kaig, ,445 and Rotuert Krosner, y-414, we express our tmope for a re-union in the near future when peace is won. 109 JUNIUH PULIEE HE Junior Police is a seiwooi organizalion Coniposeci of slucienis whose ciuly il is Lu keep orcier al all limes in ami around The sciiooi. Under ine supervision of Lieulenani Kuselweii of the Union City Police Deparlrnent, the boys who voiunlieer for this iinporianl aciivily perform their ciuiies regularly. allenciing waieii al dismissal and al, fire ciriiis wiiiie Classes are moving: rnainluining ercler in iiwe corridors nnci on liue siairs, anci having iiwe CIOOFS open at asscniiuiy ami riismissai. Arriving eueii morning in aciviinee of lim sciioois opening liour, they luke iiieir piaees and supervise the safely of the other siucienis. Tile meminers wear inaclges presented lo iioiem ivy ine Union Ciiy Police Deparlmenl as Cl sign of liweir autiioriiy. The organizalion oliiers numerous beneiils lo time boys who are members, preparing liiein lo aieri Citizens ami lo Cooperale wilii aulilorily in civic ciuiies. 'The ivoys are rewarcieci for their services al graclualion 'dy being presented wiliw ai school Ley. The omcers are: Captain Max Krueger. 745: Lieuienanl Joseph Marneii, ,453 Lien- lenanr Aiexuncler Delia Bella, i-Ili, 110 H995-'S as ,ll X ff X , 117 ' , X' iq 12 x 1 K E I 3 ,I M Q! . ' 'ffl 1 3' Z' W 4 ,4 . 'L fx I W 'I ' X I1 X555 y if ' lk ' . . 3 Q 5 - I 1 M T x A g 2 N fm Q ig , 4 ,, M . ,... f 7 I ff X If wwf Anmlliwrn 5 FUUTBALL FO O't'l5Al..l- First Row: lj. Dimmillyp T. Gallaplierg M, Danni: F. Kenny: VV. Nicolay: G. Caponcpro: Coach T. A Sianog R. Forster: A. lfulviog R. Haclqettz B. Vxfallzc-rg .l. Vxflialen. Second Row: J. Xvallzerp Edward Dow .l. Burlce: D. Penna: XV. Olltrienz A, Kellenlzergc-ri lj. Xveilz .l. Kenncrly: l., Di Giacamoz .l. lxlainentrv R. Ganslcy: .l. Snllvcler: G .Sullivang V. Fuliro. Tfriral Row: ,l. Hennly: H. Capiricliioz H. Callamari: A Lagomarsinog R. During: L. Ganrlollwog R. Galvin: R. Reicl: V, Delaneyg .l, Capozzi: S. Duclasg J. Dietsclie Coacli Tony Siano, new ttiis year to tl'1e Green and White, provecl luis coaclamg alnility lay turning out a line elula. Out of eiglat games playecl we tiecl 2, won Q, anct lost 4 wliicli is not as laacl as it souncls. Tlaere are many reasons tor stating ttiat we miglwt liavc won at least two more games. However, one of tlie main reasons wtmy we lost ancl liecl near tlwe encl of tlae season was tlaat Francis Hanley, riglat luall lmaelc, left for the Navy in micl-season. Tlie Emerson game on Qctolner I4 provecl to be one ol tlie lnest games of tlie season. Qui' traclitional rival tlien laacl a goocl stancling in tloie league. Vtfe liacl alreacly lost two games. Tlae Emersonians ttiouglwt Ilwey would trim tlue lrisla clown lout tlmey were very mucla mistalcen. Tlie Green and Wliite sliowed tlaem sometlaing tlwey never expected to see, especially from St. lVlict1ael's. ln tlae sconcl periocl tlie Bulldogs tool: tlae laall to tlae Green ancl White live-yarcl line, anal marle a lirst clown. Tlaey puslaecl ancl plnggecl lout never got over time goal line. Altlwugli tlae game enclecl as a tie, tlie Green ancl White sluowerl tlieir superiority tliat clay in more ways tlian one. Tlie Hrst scoring victory of tlue season was claallcecl up on October Q2 when llae Green ancl White met Demarest for a 28-O victory. Yes, tlwe lrisla were really out tlaat clay to win. The tact tlaat most of St. lvliclaaelss traclclielfl players of last year were missing was 112 of little ctetriment to the scoring of the 19114 season. Hackett ran hack a kickoff for a touchdown in the Demarest game as neatty as any of last year's men coutct have done. The passing ot' -Gallagher hrought the score to the great one it was. Hanley showed his ahitity as a htocker in the Demarest game, when he hetct ctown three men white Hackett ran by for a touchdown. The irish ptayect their seconct anct tast night game of the season on Novemher tO, against Lincoln. Action startect early in the game. The First three minutes saw Hackett recover a fumhte anct run for a touchdown which was cattect hack. tn the thirct perioctj Gallagher ran through Lincotnys line and scorect six points for the Irish. Lincoln scored in the last quarter on a pass. This hrought the score to 6-6 where it stayect anct stitt remains. This was the serzonct anct last tie of the season for the Ntichaetians. On November 26, the Green anct Vxfhite met on the tietct for the tast game of the season. and ptayect Memoriat High. The students and numerous spectators of this game Witt testify that it was well worth the money they paid to see it. After we had matte tuoth our touchdowns and extra points, with Menuoriat not too far hehinct, Pete Bugni ot the tVtem's matte us sweat consicterahty. Having taken the pigskin over for two touch- downs, we were very much afraid that he might cto it again and win the game. But our teamwork on this, as on other occasions, stooct us in good steact. The team, as a whole, cteserves much credit. The boys, inctivictuatty as welt as cottectivety, ptayect the game straight. No matter what the score, they never saict Hctief, St. Michaietys feels very proud of them. CHEERLEADERS Left-Top io botloni: R, Mittzow: E. Dougherty: M, Mcvicarg YV. Kohm. Center-M. Kruger rg i Top lo holiom: J. Scott: M. Fitzgerald: C. Ramezzarig R. Russelt. , 115 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SMI-1 Opp Sai., Sepi. Q3 H Union Hill ..,. ......... H 12 13 Fri. Nite, 001. 6 f- Snyder ....,., ....,.... 1 '1 O 7 Sat., Oct. 14 - Emerson ...., ...... A O O Sun., Oct. 22 H Denmresi' ....., H QS 0 Sun., Oct, Q9 f- Sl. Mai'y's . ...... H O 26 Fri. Nite, Nov. 10 P- Lincoln ...,.... ..,...... A 6 6 Sun., Nov. IU - Sl. Cecilia ...,., ,,,...... 1' 1 6 52 Sun., Nov. 26 i-f N1en1oria1 ...... ......,, 1 'I 141 12 FOO'I'ISfXl,.l,. 'IEAN First Row: Wci1: Forslcrg Sollcderg Dcnni: Fulvioi Caponegrop Nirolziy. Soconrl Row: Kenncyg G31 laglicr: Hziclaetlz VVa1Iaer. 1 ii . 1.1 W -, ig 41 ..,hu ' - Yam 114 fig fr, BASKETBALL As SCUSOD rollecl 61fOU11fl, COZlCll .lillillllle ?l8I'l.ITlE1Dl1 VVEIS preparing to face luis annual prolnlem of putting together a Hglut- ing team in spirit as well as in tlie lleslw, witli only two varsity men to lauilcl liis leam arouncl H Allnert DeRoy ancl Williarri Nicolay. f Q ll J X Y 3 i X 9 Alter several tryouts lle piclrecl l1is llgliting lrislaz rlolwn lX'larl.in, Xrvilliam Nicolay, Allaert DeRoy, Franl: Vxfeil, Tlnomas Dolan, .loseplw Scliano, ,lolan Tenney ancl Artlaur Couglilin. The fellows slaowecl plenty of Hght in every game tlarougliout tlae sclneclule. On llnisliing llie regular season, wl'1icl1 as llie sclleclule sliows was not too successful, tlwe hlrisli Baslfeteersn enterecl into lliree Catliolic Tournaments. The primary one was tlwe New Jersey Catliolic ltligli Scliools Tourney from wliicli we were clroppecl after losing tl'1e llrst game. Next We enterecl llwe lxfletropolitan Catliolir: Tourney in Broolclyn. Tlwere we won llwe Hrst contest lnut were climinatecl after losing llwe seconcl game at Broolclyn. Last, laut not least, we enterecl llde l'luclson County Calliolie Tourney anrl lay lveating Holy Family, Union Cilyg St. lxlicliaells. .lersey Cityg ancl St. Pelerls, Jersey City: we laecarne l'luclson County Catliolic Baslqetlmall Clwamps. VNfilliam.Nicolay: ulailll' - captain ancl learling player of llwe team. Artliur Couglilinz uArlieH - tlie energetic clynamo. l'le,s all over tlie Court. .lolin lxflartin: Hsmileyl' H a goorl laall llancller anrl lloor leacler. rlolan Tenney: lllaclfieu P- eagle eye on tlwose running sets. - .losepli Scllanoz The Diggeru- well lanown, for liis laaclc court Fighting aml passing alailily. Allaert DeRoy: Alu P- Llie slwol. of aclrenalin in a pincli. Franlc Weil: Uljranlcien - tlae razzle rlazzle player puts lais sliots up from any ancl all positions. . Tliomas Dolan: URecl'l f- very goocl lnaclc-lnoarcl retriever arxcl laall liancller. an 3 '... M- i I I 1 1 , li -.. A. is -an --.W-jf, .gf r aff yy 1 G 'X , : :El f i 9 i r fa, Ziyi. Ii I Ax Xa? B ly J f 1 2 Ag- - ' K 1 3 g X i f X N 9 5 f N at it S i his A 116 Q, f 4 an ff Fri., Mon., Fri., Fri., Fri., Wee! San, Men., Fri., Nlon., Sat., Tues., Fri., Fri., Wed., Tues., Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan, Jan. Jan. Jan. lan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 15 18 29 5 12 17 20 QQ 26 29 5 6 9 16 21 '27 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Snyder ,.....,. FGFIIS .,............... Ho1y Fami1y ..... Emerson ....., Demaresi ........ Emerson ...... Weebaxvken .. Union 1'1i11 ......... Si. JO1'l1'1'S, B1c1yn 1X'1emoria1 ....,...... Demarest ........ 1X'1emoria1 ........ Union H111 ...... Xfveebawken .. Ferris .............. Ho1y Fami1y ..... 117 BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM Hrs! Row H. Mctncrney: P. McMahon: G. Haskins: J. Martin: J. Mainente: J. Sheehan: T. Gattagtierg t Haye Second Row: Coach Jotin Hartmanng R. Recctg R. Galvin: J. Casperg t-I. Reuterg R. Cap- pietto R Persictig J. Prictmorc: J. Steete: P. Quintano, assistant couch. From att reports reaching us from retiatnte sources, St. Ntictiaets is tootcing torwarct to ttie tnest taasetaatt season since -its inception tiere at St. Ntictiaetys Q8 years ago. With 8 varsity men tnactc witti us from tast year, the team is strong in every department. tn ttie outer pastures. we have two regular experienced ftyctiasers in ttue persons of Frank Hayes and Doon Sheehan. The inner ctefense boasts sucti statwarts as Jackie Martiii, Ptiit tvtctvtation, Ceratct Hastiinsg and tuetdinct ttie ptate, Tom Gattagtwer. Jactcie Martin is a proven Hetcter with a strong ami, anct is equatty as gooct at the ptate, Ptwit McMahon, ttmougtw onty a fair tlitter, tias evidenced tits fitness to tae a regular by tiis spectacutar tietcting. Cveratrt Haskins is a goort tiitter, and known tor tiis equatty excettent fielding. Betdinct ttie mast is Tom Gattagtwer, ratect as ttwe tuest in ttie county, who boasts a gooct batting average. On ttie mounct we have pitcher Henry Mctnerney wtao has a Fine curve anct sizzting fast taatt, atso tistect with ttie county's tuest. St. Ntictiaets inauguratect its 1945 tnasetnatt season toy travetting to Dernarest. Ttiis game was a very ctose contest untit the sixth inning, wittm Mctiieriiey of St. tVtict1aet's anct Weinstein ot Demarest toctted in a pitct1er's duet. tn the sixtti, our ctetense tett apart and Demarest tattiect six times. tvtictiaetys only score came on Haskins' etoutote tottowect by Ntartinys single. The Finat score was 8-1. The Green anct Vxftiite tost its seconct H.C.t.B.L. game to Xveetwawtien tny a score of Q-O. Vxfeetiawtcen scored two in the first trame wtiictw was enougti to win ttie game. 118 The Michaelian nine finally won their lirst game of the current season when they clefeatecl a powerful Seton Hall outlit hy a score of 2-1. lVlclVlahon pitchecl for Five innings and then was relievecl in the sixth lay Nlclnemey. With the score tiecl at 1-1 ancl Hayes on seconcl lay virtue of a clouhle, Gallagher connectefl for a single, which sent in the winning run. Hayes was the laatting star ol: this game with a clouhle ancil a triple. St. Michaelys playccl host to Union Hill ancl promptly Won their Erst H.C.l.B.L. game ancl their seconcl triumph of the season. With the Hillers in the leacl Q-0 at the encl of 5 innings, the lxflichaelians scorecl two in the sixth, ancl aclclecl another in the seventh, to nose out Union Hill 3-2. Mclnerney pitched another superlo game allowing only live hits. Sheehan was the star at the plate with a triple ancl three singles in as many times to the plate. The Green ancl White then playecl host to Memorial ancl promptly trouncecl them 5-2, Mclnerrrey receiving creclit lor the win. The big hitters for this game were Sheehan with three hits, and the tremenclous triple flxflartin, Gallagher, ancl Haslcinsl each getting two hits aniece. St. Michael,s won its fourth in a row ancl its thircl l'l.C.l.B.L. game hy cliimping Union Hill for the seconcl time. The score this time was 7-5. lVlclnerney raclcecl up his fourth Win, strilring out Five hatters and allowing hut six hits. Coach Hartmanys lsoys hrolie a 1-1 tie in the seconcl lay virtue of a wall:-hit batsman, Reicl,s single and an error. After that, the Michaelian nine were never heaclecl. Gallagher was the big gun in this game with 2 hits. The schedule at this point is only half over, hut we preclict that the Green and White will go on to even greater heights with the olcl Michaelian spirit. BASEBALL SCHEDULE SM HS Opp. App- Demaregt ....,.. ...... 1 Apr, Vxfeehawlien 0 Apr. Seton Hall ..... ,...--- I 'l Q Apr. Union Hill ..... ...,... 1' l 5 Apr. Nlemorial .... ..,,.. 5 May Union Hill ..... ,..,.-- l' l 7 May Memorial ....... ------. A '- May Weehaxvken - Nlay Seton Hall ..... ....... A f- May St. Peterys .. ..,.... H '- May Demarest ,.., ,.,.... A - May Emerson ....., ....... 1' 1 - May Emerson ...., Postponed .lime St. Peterls . POStpOneCl AEE UWLEU BME TS UNever tiave so many owert so mucti to so tewfy rt-tiis is the teeting wtwicti prompts the expression ot appreciation made by ttie Class of 315 to the Slatt' ot MICHAELIAN FOOTPRINTS. To att who have tietpect in any way lowarct its proctuction, we are grateful. Father Atexancter and Sister tvtargaret Veronica gave us, as always, their encour- agement and a toyat support to our encteavors. tn particular, we owe a ctetat ot gratitucte to Sister tvtary Teresa wittwout whose tietp anct clirection our 1945 Yearbook protuatvty woutct stitt tie an untuttittert ctream instead of a ctetinite reatity. Sister Concepta Marie emcientty uptietrt ttie so necessary tiusiness enct. To tier anct her assistant, Miss Margaret Miitnem, we extend our thanks. We gratefutty actinowtectge the gracious assistance and ctirection given the Art Statt lay Sister Ntarian Francis. To Mrs. Robert Ketty ot the Robert Kelty Putatistiing Corporation goes the credit tor valuable suggestions and for getting us down to Hturass tactcsfy Appreciative acknowtectgment is tierewitti matte to Wir. txftiltuauer of the Essex En- graving Company and to ttie ptrotograptwers of the Ntaterne Studio wtio were ever ready to oblige us. The Faculty and students of St. Ntictwaets, our advertisers and patrons deserve the 'Ttiaritq You which we now give wtiotetieartectty. CLASS or 315 120 PATHUN5 Most ReverenclTl1omasJ. Walsh, STD., J.C.D. Right Reverencl Monsignor Willian1 F. Lawlor, LLD. Riglat Reverenct Monsignor H. Owcarroll, V.F.P.R.P.A. Riglwt Reverend Monsignor S. P. Connelly, PR. XICFY IQCVCICDCI C8I'I'Ol Rtflg. XISFY RGN'6TCl'1Ct Gat3ftCl CSOIHIHD. Xjfify RCX'CfCTICl LCODEIICI GOXN'DlGj', Very Reverencl Celestine Mcfjonigle, CP. Very Reverencl Coleman Healy, CP. Reverend Conor Nlonagluan, CP. Rcverencl Mictiael Rausch, CP. Revereml Alexancter Hellman, CP. Rcverenrl Cliarles Oates, CP. Reverenrl Ronalcl Anthony Beaton, CP. Reverenfl Bertin Donatmue, CP. Reverencl Bertrand lVtcDewell, CP. Lieutenant Alexis W. Scott, U.S.N.R, Lieut. Colonel Steplren Paul Kenny, U.S.A. Reverencl Francis X. Coyle Reverencl Clarence A. Heavey Reverencl .lamesA. tVlcKenna Reverencl William S. Sesselman Reverencl .lolwn H, Wightnuari Commissioner Er Mr's. Thomas A. Nolan Art Clutz Auto Economic Co. ln Meinory otTl1omas.l. Barnett, '41 Miss lxflarie Beclm lxflrs. Eclwarcl Braclen Mr. B. Callaghan Faust Cantalupi lxflr. 5 lVlrs. .losepti Cappiello Miss lmelcla Cassidy, ,ell Mrs. Rose M. Clennan Commercial Clulo lVlrs. Augustine J. Daly 121 Mr. Lawrence D,Amico, ,444 lvlr. Allmert Danielson lvlr. 5' Mrs. A. .l. Danielson Mrs. H. D. Dean Mr. 5 Mrs. George De Lamater Mr. Mrs. Anclrew Delaney lvlr. gf lxflrs. A. Denni Mrs. .lames De Riso lvlr. 5 Mrs. F. J. Deutcti Mr. 5 lxflrs. Tlwomas Devaney Mr. Anthony Di Aiso Nlr. R. Di Aiso lxliss Helen C. Doyle, '29 lvliss Georgette Duquesnel Mr. 8 Mrs. C. Dwyer J. Allnert Faller, '34 Mr. Mrs. W. Faller Mr. 5 lxlrs. E. Fisctrer Dr. 5 Mrs. X. F. Gallo lvtr. Annitnale Galoppo lvlr. gr lVtrs. G. Ganzert Lester Gersen lxfliss Rulti Gilroy Mr. 5 lvlrs. T. A. Gilson lxflr, gr Mrs. Soclie Goldstein Mr. gr Mrs. Ralptr Grasso A. Gross Canclle Co. .lolun J. Haggerty Pharmacy l'lHDSCli,S Delicatessen Mr. S- Mrs. Franlc Hanuselc lxfliss Cattierine Henry, 357 Mrs. XV. G. Henry tlolyolcen Economy Store Dr. G. Hollenstein Patriclc Holmes Grocery Mr. .lames lvl. Hougton Mr. Er Mrs. Franlc Hynes Jotin, HTt1e Floristn Mr. 5- Mrs. Arnolcl Kellenlnerger Mr. Frecl Keller Mr. G Mrs. D. J. Kelly Miss Kallaerine M. Kelly, ,55 Mr. 5- Mrs. P. J. Kelly lVlr'. George Komar Mr. 5 Mrs. H. Kraemer Mrs. rlosepliine Kraemer Privale Tlwmas .l. Kunz, ,414 Mrs. Saralu lxl. lsarigan l.iena,s Beauly Salon lvliss Olga lseoncavallo, 144 Mr. gr Mrs. Lilley Mr. 8 Mrs. C. lsincleman Mr. John Long Miss lvlarion lsong lvliss Mary lsong lX'lr. gr lvlrs. W. Long The McDermott Family Miss Rita lVlcDermo1t, ,39 Mr. 8 lxlrs. A. Maxwell lxflr. 5' Mrs. George A. Minogrre Peggy Er Virginia Minogue, '41, '42 Mr. Er Mrs. A. F. Monnone Misses F. 5- lVl. Mrllldern, ,55, 358 Mr. 5- Mrs. W. A. Murray Tlieorlore A. Naslwman New Jersey Vxfinclow Cleaning Co. Mr. G Mrs. A. Novala Mr. 6 Mrs. P. J. O'Carroll lxflrs. .l. O'Connor J. Parets Peiermann Co. Miss Lillian Pin, ,114 Pinlols Pharmacy rlolun Portzio lVleat Marlcet Mr. 8 Mrs. T. A. Powers Presto Slice Relnuilclers Raymoncl Stuclios Miss Belly Reaves, 315 lvlr. 5 Mrs. H. Reullinger Mr. 5: lVlrs. W. rl. Reynolds Mr. 5' Mrs. .lolwn H. Riller Mr. 5 Mrs. lvlario Roliziolio 1-1.6 VV. Roll Vans, lnc. Miss Ann Romano, ,114 Mr. gr lxflrs. .l. Romano Mr. lvlicluael Romano, '42 Miss Arlele M. Rosialcl 144 Mrs. Helen Rosiali lxfliss lrene Rosialc, ,115 Miss .loan P. Scllroecler Tlre ls. W. Singer Co. Miss Anne V. Smilli lVlr. Eclwarcl Smillu Private Robert M. Smitll, ,43 Tlnomas rl. Smitlw, U.S.N., 141 lxlr. gr Mrs. C. l'l. Slave lVlr. slosepli Sticco,Pl1.D. Mr. gr Mrs. H. Sligliano Mr. 5' Mrs.-l'lrrl:rerl Sligliano, rlr. Mr. 5 Mrs. rlolwn Tliistle lvlr. 5' Mrs. Charles Tliumm Mr. Wzilter Tliurmann Mr. 5 Mrs. William rl. Tiglie, lVlrs. rlosepla R. Tilton Dr. Sf Mrs. H. Tyndall Mrs. H. Van Derlincle lvlrs. M. Veclus H. Von Hollen Mr. Charles Walter Weberls Meat lVlarlcet lVlr. 8 Mrs. Riclwarcl Vwfeinaclit Mr. F. Xveislcopf lvlrs. lVlary K. Wilclerniann, 137 lvliss Auclrey Wyrlne, ,59 lVliss Gloria Vxfynne,'39 Mrs. .loseplu Yorlc A Friencl A lfrienel A Flfleflfl A lrriencl J The Faculty anal Stuflenfs of Sly Nliclloel ls High School Salute LIEUTENANT COLONEL STEPHEN PAUL KENNY, U. S. A., Chaplain L1EUTENANT FXLEXIS XV. SCOTT, U. S. N. R., Clmaplain CAPTAIN VINCENT J. IDURKIN, U. S. A., Chaplain., Class of19Q7 unfl llT.e lmnclrecls ol lx-Tichaeliolls now serving in THE ARMY THE MARINES THE COAST GUARD THE NAVY THE AIR CORPS THE WAVES THE WACS Compliments of REVEREND CONOR MONAGHAN, C.P. REVEREND MICHAEL RAUSCH, 'C.P. REVEREND ALEXANDER HOFFMAN, C.P. REVEREND CHARLES OAKES, C.P. REVEREND RONALD ANTHONY BEATON, C.P. 125 Compliments of SISTERS OF CHARITY DIEGES 8: CLUST 17 JOHN STREET NEW YORK 8, N. Y Official fewelers for the Clussof 1945 RINGS. PINS, IVIEDALS, PLAQUES, CHARMS 124 Cornplimenfsq Of MISS IVIJXRJORIE KILKENNY BXIISS GRACE SQUIRE NIISS BIIARY KELSCH NIISS fXNNA CBIORDANO MISS ELEANOR SCROCCO IVIISS FRANCES Sl-IEEI-IAN MR. P. IAXLOYSIUS JOYCE MRF THOMAS A. SIANO MR. N. C. PICCIANO MR. CHESTER SMITH MR. J. XZINCENT O,DONNEI.L MR. JOHN I-IARTMANN 125 Compliments of THE JUNIORS 126 C fznienls of THE SOPHOMORES SQ 'LG' f:::Jrfaz., Cornpliments of THE FRESHMEN Complimenls of THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ST. M1CH,xEs.'s I-lmu SCHOOL Compliments of SAINT MlCHAEL'S HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB Cornplimerzls of THOMAS J. HOGAN Ipsurcznce In All Its Branches 116 JOHN STREET NEW YORK 7, N. Y. FARJE-ON, BALLIN Ev CO. Bliekman 3-1 OO 1 O phone UNion 5-8054 PARAMOU NT PEN COMPANY 4102 BERGEN TURNPIKE NORTH I5faRG11N, N. J. VINCEN'l' PIAGUERTY, President I I Compliments of THE GIL WAGNER COAL CO 502 GRAND STREET JERSEY Cl'I'Y, N. J. Phone: DELawure 1 1 4 5 10 CNE GIFT THATS NEVER DUPLICATED Dear Graduates: , Congratulations and an ibest wistles. That we may again meet on ati the happy occasions in your life is the abiding Wisid of your friend and your piwotograiaer. CLARA MATERNE T MATERNE STUDIC 4 Colony rliiealre Building 140-48ti1 STREET UNION CITY, N. J. 133 GFFICE PHONES: NIGHT PHONES: 1'101Jo1cen 5-2199 UNion 5-4597 RECM 2-8734 UNM 3-4027 WASIAIINGTON, D. C., OFFICE 15412 So. Capito1 Street Washington 5, D.C. Phone Fran1Q1in 8500 BIGLEY BROS., Inc. General Aulo Trucking Local And Long Distance Hauling Coniraclors. Sleuecfores and Riggers Trucks And Traders for 1'1au1ing Structured And Bar Stee1 Dcrriclcs and Boi1ers 1600- 1606 XVILLOXN AVENUE 1 1OBOKEN, N. J. 134 To The Graduates of June, 1945 To the young men and women of the graduating class, who are ahout to enter upon their careers, the Junior Achievement Companies ot Union City extend greetings and hest wishes for success in their chosen vocations or professions. JAC PRODUCTS JALYON PRODUCTS WOODCO PRODUCTS Units of Junior Achievement oN ' o . P41- -W5 41 .6 uigii 5 ,EV E750 What is Junior Achievement? A ptan to create uncterstancling of AMERICAN FREE ENTERPRISE. A plan which prepares teen-age hoys and girls to understand the methods and principles of husiness - the responsibilities and cooperative relationship of capital, management, and tahor. On the teen-age hoys and girls of today H our citizens of tomorrow f- rests the future of our nation - its economic development and destiny. Junior Achievement memhers are preparing themselves to take upon their shoulders the responsihitity of preserving for future generations the American system of Free Enterprise. O A Callite Tungsten Corporation MANUFACTURERS OF TUNGSTEN AND MOLYBDENUM PRODUCTS USED BY THE ARMY, NAVY, AND MARINE CORPS 155 Compliments of THE CATHOLIC ACTION CLUB Corfiplinwnfs of CompIimenls of SENIOR HOLY NAME THE DRAMATIC CLUB SOCIETY ST. IVIICHAELIS IVIONASTERY PARISH ST. IVIICHAEIQS IVIONASTERY PARISH 1-56 QUALITY .... from cover io cover THE y IZ NATIONAL CATHOLIC MAGAZINE TI-IATIS NVHAT YOU GET IN A THE SIGN IVIAG ZINE Eacti issue of The Sign Brings to Its Readers- Questions ot generat interest, sucI1 as tI1ose on National and InterniationaI proIJIems. Short stories by masters oItI1e art of Fiction writing. Instructions on reIigious questions in tI1e Sign-Post. Reviews of pIays and movies as weII as of IJooI4s. Reports from tI1e WIissions in China. No Iabor or expense Iwas Ineen spared in orc.Ier Sign in I1I1e most attractive manner. W. 906 THE PASSIONIST M to present the contents of The ISSIONARIES UNION CITY, N. J. SingIe Copy, Q0 cents YearIy, 32.00 137 Complimenls of Complimenls of ALEXIAN SAINT ANNE'S SOCIETY CLUB ST. M1CPIAEL,S MONASTERY PARISH Complimenls of Complimenls of DU CERCLE FRANCAIS THE TERESIAN CLUB 138 Complimenls of THE MICHAELIAN ROLLERS Compliments of ST. MlCHAEL'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL Complimcnls of THE TYPEWRITING DEPARTMENT Complimenls of THE COMMERCIAL CLUB Complimenls of THE FRESHMAN LITERARY READING CLUB OFFICERS: President, LORRAINE DAVIS Vice-President, ANN FEDORC7YK Secrelury, TI-IQMAS GlI.LEN Treasurer, JOHN I'IENNER'l'Y Congratulations to the Class of 1945 are sent by Cpl. Joseph B, Long from SISTER MARY FINAN, Superior SISTER IVLARIA L.IORTi'I'TA SISTER PATRICIA ROSE SISTER MARIA SEBASTIAN SISTER JANE MARIE AH Sisters of Charity from Convent Station who are doing great work in China. Complimenis of OUR LADY OF GRACE I SCHOOL Complimenis of THE STUDENTS OF ROOM TWO 140 Com pl imenis of THE CHEMISTRY CLUB Complimenls of Compliments of THE STUDENTS OF ROOM TEN THE SPANISH CLUB 141 Compfimenls of THE STUDENTS OF ROOM ONE Complimenls of SAINT MlCHAEL'S High School Band Compliments of THE STUDENTS OF ROOM SIX Complimenfs of THE PRESS CLUB Com pI irnerzts of UNION CITY COMMISSIONERS HARRY J. THOUROT, IX'Ioyor Director of PLIIJIIC Safely ARTHUR J. LAPHAIVI Director of PLLIQIIC Affairs THOMAS A. NOLAN D,lf8CIOV of R.GUCFI,lLG GVICI FHICIFICG FREDERICK BERKE Direclor of Parks and PuI9IiC Property HENRY SPECKER Direclor' of PuI1Iic Xvorks Compliments of COLLEGIATE OUTFITTING COMPANY 587 FOURTH AVENUE NEW YORK 16, N. Y. I4 VERONICA'S VEIL AIVIERICAJSIIDASSIQN PLAY VERONICAS Vlfll. AUDl I'ORIUiN'I lT0l'RTEliN'I'II STREET Union Cily. N. .I. rlillllrsflfly zincl Sllllllily IZVGITIIAIQS al 8: I5 Ivlalinees, Sunclay al Q: 50 DURING LENT fXI.I. SIf:X'l'S RIiSIiIQVEID Urilvr Ivy nmil orpI1onir llNion 5-2325 Sli-nil Ilosl fjaril Im' f:oIiIvr eiml Guide FA'I'I'IEIi FREDERICK I'IARIQER, CP, l4Ili S'riu5ie'r Union Cily. N. .I. College of S+. Elizaloefh A CATI-IOLIC COLLEGE FOR XVOIXIIEN, on Ilwe approvecl list of tlwe Association of American Universities. Campus ol 4100 acres. IVIoclern resiclence Imlls. Slanclarcl courses in arts ancl science. Business aclminisiration, lwome economics, pro-meclical, meclical Ieclwnology, ieaclier training, music. B. A. ancl B. S. clegrees. Arlrlrcss, DEAN CONVEN1' STATION, New .Iiziesisxr HUDSON COUNTY Caflwolic You'rI1 Cenfer 580 BIERCEN AVENUE JERSEY CITY, N. J. Annual Rules For Il-Ieirilzersliip Grammar Sclmool ..............,...,. S 5.00 l'IigI1 Scliool ..... ,..., 7 .00 I7 to Q0 Years ,...... ..,.. I 2.00 QI to Q4 Years .....,. .,.,. l 5.00 Over 24 Years ...... .........,.. I 8.00 Business ancl Professional Ivlenls Heallli Club AITDLIHI IDLIQS ...... ..,,,.. 5550.00 You are iru1ilecI io visit THE GUILD STUDIOS Inleaclquariers for Dislinguisluecl Guilcl Boolxs' Boolcs ofOtI1er Pulalislwersz Religious Articles: Works of Art: Feaslclay ancl Greeting Carcls: Sacrecl Vessels anal Vesiments. 1418 WEST 52ml STREET New YORK I, NEW YORK l.Ongznfro 5--1025 , Compliments of JUDGE A. MICHAEL LEPORE CouInseIIor-al-Law 415 -52ncI STREET UNION CITY, N. J. Phone: UNIOI1 3-2020 - 2021 7-9515 REID'S ICE CREAM Cigars H Carzcly Stationery FRANK LAGAZIO 1407 NENV YORK AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. 145 PI1one:UNion 3-7859 RELIABLE LAUNDRY, Inc. We Do All Kinds Of LAUNDRY XWQRK Special Aifeniiori Given. io Cfiurcli cmcl Convent UNiOn 7-9785 The Store Next lo Sl. Mici1ael'sHig.'i School A. DE BROI Sofia, Comfy and Cigars L'IOR'l'ON.S ICE CREAM 146 L. e. BALFOUR COMPANY 'CLASS' RINGS - INVITATIONS H TROPHIES FAVORS - DIPLOMAS - MEDALS A Represenlecl Ivy ALLAN F. HUBER 154 GREENXVAY ROAD GLEN ROCK, N. J. UNion 3-9622 J. THIEL'S DELICATESSEN Gl4l1!'L1l'fC?S H Dm,-y P1-ofluczs 1421 NEW YORK AVENUE lmfm Crrv, N. J. Ulf Nficharzliczras fl-Ike me Service, ll Wfusl Be Goocln 1-17 ephone BEGIQUIHU 5-1595-6 Estalolisldecl THOMAS CLAYDCDN PRINTING CCD., Inc Q00 XVILLIAM STREET NEW YORK SELBACH-MEYER CO. Sleel gf from 605 - 66th STREET V WIiST NEW YORK, N. J. 148 1865 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY CLASS RINGS - INVIETATIONS H TROPHIES FAVORS +lDILJI-QLX!1AS - MEDALS A Represenlcfl by ALLAN F. HUBER 154 GREENVVAY ROAD GLEN ROCK, N. J. J. THIEL'S DELICATESSEN Groceries -4 Duffy P,-Oflucz-S 1421 NEW YORK AVENUE UNIQN Cm, N. J. U lwiclracliuns Like Ilzc Service, It fwust Be Goodn 1-47 ephone BEe-Icman 3-1595-6 Established 1865 THOMAS CLAYDON PRINTING CO., Inc. Q00 XNILIQIAM STREET NEW YORK SELBACH-MEYER CO. Sleel gr Iron 605 - 66th STREET' WES'F NEW YORK, N. J. 148 TeTepT1one T'T0TJoTqen 3-9286 I4+h STREET CLAM BROTH HOUSE Specializing in STEAMED CLAMSS Hoi Ami Cold Lunclzes Ser110rTDoiTy Full Line of lmporleff Xvincs cmcf Liquors 56-58 FOURTEENTH STREET T'TOBOK EN, N. J. J. ROMANO L O H M A N N ' S The Foocl is Vary Good 37th STREET AND PARK AVENUE 'UNION ClT'Y, 149 Compliments of FRAN K VEZZETTI COMMONWEALTH-MERCHANTS TRUST COMPANY UNION CITY Ptfcrin Ogice. Bergentine Avenue at 22nd Street Summit Avenue at 7tt1 Street Bergentine Avenue at 59th Street Xvooclctiff Qftice, 75th Street at Pmroactway Vveenrouzkert OUTCQ, Park Aven ue at 56th Street Qur Qfftces are open Ntonctay Evenings from 6 to 8 Fferntner Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 150 LIPTON -- ' -'PM Axvqs A-6--, - el ' ' Never .lx 151. ' S .h Q I :Z 2 um nm kk 7' at! .-S-F+x':'32'fTQ': :S-nr? Firm In TEA Q h J 7 I 'f 7 ifiiias ' N f 'SPRISKH -.N 4 5-.J I Ulmuhno ' 'r Wu'E'IH!l 3 Ku 7 4' h . 552 91 XF- 'SEA BAGQS S, TI 'L 3-'iifiiisxee-m...E Aff- 1 n..52'?,'gf?7 sl: qi i I. -- -,,a THOMAS J. LIPTON, Inc. HOBOKEN. N. J. HUDSON TRUST COMPANY BERGENUNE AVENUE AND 52nd STREET UNION CI'l'Y Newark and fx it llltlq and HUCISOD STS- l . BEST PLACE To ,, VNfasT1ingIion Sk f , 3 BCR ROW ,, 7 I IQBONJN .A o sssr PLACE 'ro , HOBOIXEN xi :- .Mem ber of Fcclcrul Deposit Insurance Corporaiion 151 T Complimenls of UNion 5-2434 THE TOP HAT EmeraIcI Room now open to puI3Iic ReasonaI3Ie prices Music FricIay, Saturday and Sunday Reservations for Private Parties UHJQF NOIU MGHGgCD'lQU.f 5211 HUDSON BOULEVARD UNION CI'I'Y Comphmenls of VxflNifiE1.D S. CHASMAR, President LAUNDRY WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION I,oCaI 311284 152 1 Complzments of CHARLES WEINACHT STATIONERY CO., INC. 644 NEXVARK AVENUE JERSEY CZITY, N. J. FRANK J. RICKER'-LOUIS A. AXT Associalcnl ,AFCIllIfGClS 6115 HUDSON AVENUE XVEST NEW YORK, N. J. 15 COIIIpIiIneIIls of Officials of Weehawken .IOIIN C. IX'IIiIS'I'IiIz. Mayor Firsf Wfnrzl COM. CIIIxIzI.Iis I3IzzIITx COM. TI-IOMAS A. DONI..-xx SOCOIIII XXVIIIITI COM. I:IzIiIIIiIzICIc .I. I3IiIeOIwIIxN, JR. COM. I'IIiNIu' I'I. NAGEI. TTIIMI Xxfflffl COM. CI-IIxIaI.IiS F. Ifmxlfsrz, ,II2. COM. IIOIIN H. SCIII.IS'rI:R FOR YOUR LISTENING PLEASURE have HII XOLIF IIFIYUFIIG ITCCOITIS GILSENAN PIANO CO. 11521 I3IfRCIfNI-INE AVENUE UNION CITY, NEW .IERSEY UNIOII 7-4754! Dance Records - Concerfos '- Opemiic VOCUI SQIQCUOIIS - SympIIonies ZXIOUCIIIUS CCJIITDIIIIIPIIIS of SUMMIT THEATRE and STRAND THEATRE UNION CITY, N. J. DAMMANN'S Bellcar ITIOITIL' Nuffe Ice Cream flflfll.1lfIf'lIC'Ol'I!'HLJ IQI 3 SUMMIT AVENUE Num' ISIII Slrcul UNION CITY', N. .I. C,1I'lifS fd 71012105 '- STIUCFLL-'lll'0 '-' CJIUSSLLVCITO '- PLIIICIT. BCJUFCIS Linen - Pals - Pans P-ISIC. For rent in unlimited quantities LUDWIG BACH w Q. alerer Colwlin PARK Ax-'fixun ANU -IST 1-1 S'rrzEl3'r, TJNION CITY, N. J. UNM 3-74155 LAWRENCE G. FALLON Fl.!l'lGl'lll Dircrclor 157 BOWERS STREET JERSEY CITY 7, N. J 160 FIRST STREET HOBOKEN, N. J P A U L S E R V O Smurf Cfolfws for Elan um, Young Elem. SUMMIT AVENUE AT Slh STREET UNION CNY, N. J. 155 L 13- 0 ' ' C H R I S ' ' Xvines and Liquors 151-1 NENV YORK AVENUE UN1oN CITY, N. J. Cmus LJEPQIUSSI, Prop. Complimenls of SAM ZUCCARO 1,555 1 compzfmenfs of Il .gi 6 E I S M A R' S PREP SHOP Styled For The Young Collegian 222 NVASHINCTON STREET H0150 K HN, N. 1. A. ZEMPOLUCH 156 Phone: UNion 7-0615 EAGAN SCHOOL 5 Isl Year Sc-:cretariaI, SIIOFIIIEIIICI, Accounling aI'IcI Business IVIacIIine Courses DAY and EVENING SIzIl0-C'upiIoI IILIIIIIIIIQ BERCENLINE AVENUE AT QIS-II1 S'I'REE'I' LINION CITY, N. ,I. Tl IE EAGAN SCI IOOL ENJOYS A IJXIQCE IIICI I SCI IOOI. PATRONACE Summer 'Iqcnn ISL-gins .IuIy 2 109 Call, 'pI1onv or wriiv Ior LEBIFIIOQ Our Service is Available lo Every Family 5+ M ,jfsfigf 1 ' .. . . . ' COR. QOTI-I S I REILT AND P1011 LILX ARD WQE , A - - '14 Regardless of I'irIanCiaI CIOIICIUIOII . . . n it A - z 1 , , L-: -1555.21-1'- ,-I5:,.,,- H ear Roun CI Air COHCIIIIOIIIITQ - 5 LeI9er I:uneraI Home A' If- I L . in I--y.: 35:5 :E-:Lg .V J I.-by--I II,4g,175J:7:,l if my kill IILILI I ,M A I 'III-x'I'H37IV',. 7F7I'IfS I-54J?g- L 5 -1- l1IIn,55gE1w 'II-If f ... , '----4 ., I-- 'fT+.- 5-s. ' . 517572, 4 - wi- .Nm A .-- , ,mn 21 JOHN LEBER 8. soN f ' - 'i'I f- T - ,, -I ,..1,Iz.,,-- xg, UNI011 5-1100, 1101 Colnplimenls of ' 'J A S C O' ' TeIepI1one UNion 7-2914 QuaIity ancI Service CIILIEIFHFIISCCI JAMES A. YORK Pliimfning and Healing 5121 SUMMIT AVENUE UNION CITY,IXI.1II. 157 INDIVIDUAL ADVANCED INSTRUCTION COURSES Accounting Comptomelry SIIortI1ancI I3ooIQI4ecping Typcwriling OIIice I:iIing IVIacIIines D R A K E SECRETARIAL COLLEGES 62nd Your 900 BERGEN AVENUE 111808 BERGENLINE AVENUE JERSEY CITY UNION CITY .Io. 2-2875 UD. 7-0943 HUDSON COUN'I'Y'S OLDEST BUSINESS SCHOOL UNion 7-7287 WILLIAM KERL'S MEAT MARKET Dealer in Prime Beef, XIGGI, Pork ana! Poullry 1902 BEROENLIN E AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. Graduation Gifls Chosen from Our Extensive DispIay VWII Serve As Permanent lQ6f71.I3l'l1l7T'GTlCL?S and Perinarienl Inspiralions 6011 BEROENLINE AVENUE, WES'I' NEW YORK, N. II. UNion 3-410110-1 MOSER-KUENG LUMBER CO. XVIIoIescIIc cIIIcI Relail SasI1, Doors, IiIIincIs, Trim LUIVIBER Yard OFIICO unI,I MIII 1115-1135 and I I I6-1134 50tI1 SI. 4319 BouIcvarcI aL 5OLI1 SI. NorLII Bergen, N. .I. NQIIII Energon, N. II. 158 .IOLIITHII Sq uarc fl-I-1068 SCHRECK 81 WAELTY Incorporated 'hmcc H592 Shoal iweial Vvorh ' and Roofing 27 I-IAGUE STREET JERSEY CITY, N. J. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE Sl'lOVxf'ROQM 5444 BOULEVARD JERSEY CITY, N. J. Plwonu UNion 5-Ol 0 THOMAS P. NOLAN CoIIrIselior-ai-Law 707 SUMMIT AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. HINES PHARMACY, Inc. LUKE C. HINES, Phan D. Prescriptions 2000 BERGEN LINE AVENUE fCoI'nar Monastery' Place, UNION CITY, N. J. Charles Hoffmann 8: Co. 101 -I 05 JACKSON ST. w - N Qorrwr' Hrs! bl. Homo KEN Tcl. HOIJOIQCH 30022-5-0025 fwociern Palm Niorluaries Auto Service For All Qccasions ArIIbIiic1nCe Service f- Lady Allcncfanls Nolariai Service Oulfof-Town Funvrals promptly Allcnclcci lo Xvitlwut Additional Charges UNion 7-6988 FELIX D'AMICO ix!IflT1LIi'ilCillI'CIS of Fine Emlvroicieries Laces cInclNoUei1ies 719 - Q5Ih STREET UNION Cl'l'Y, N. J. UNion 7-2505 C-3LEESON'S YVINES AND LIQUOIQS 5710 PARK AVENUE NVEEIIAWIQEN, N. J. .IUIIN IX. l-Al'lIjI, Prop. UNion 7-1509 Union Business Machines Co. Sales f- Service - Renlals - Supplies Fnclory Representatives ROYAL TYPEVVRITER CD. ALLEN WIxI,Es ADDING MACI UNE CCRP. Typcwrilcrs, Adding iwinchinc-s, CilCCiiXVIilCIS Cnicuialors, Dupiicutors Booiiiaccping and Accounting Mnciuincs Carbon - Riivimon Speciaiisls 4812 BERGENLINE AVE. UNION Cl1'Y,N.J. UNi0n 7-55 I9 GI Tl A816 1 TIW EL ON GRADUATION DAY ' Ill1,1I I Imwkh! WF L A ma. 1 KPN-3 ai2yIIII: Km 555' W L I Iv Qpww, YINGLING BROS. Iewelers and Opticians 2107 BERGENLINE AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. ' , H , ,.I- 1:-311111. - --:2a:2a2i:1x51a5i!iEg11212121321421Iain2225..:I:a22iE2zEf.i:-,pref ...I -.,.:- ,..-- .311-'::..::a... 4-::azaa'.2- .-:uk-s11.1massesf.....IeaaaaI.I:' . I ---- I .245:122322325252533111:-zgggli. ..:::f22'1EIIaggiiiiizgieiiiiiiyii 2 T.. '. 'I ,gf-' . 13323232assezI::22..I:.-11H- 1111222222-zfia..2:::ws.' 1 .- EY. , .-L . Harzaaeesfiz-Iam.:-1211 . ' 121 I ii?tifaaaaaagagfffiafagga '- .' '225212121132ii.zaIeazI2:I!IiIIlezzaha.5,,., f-- J, zsiuiqr-.H . II-Lemma... -1121112221aeaasezeszsyaezeaaagsf wg- . H 1 -azg '--In . 'ffeffv-su...2.. 1:1if11213E225i22i2i2i5i.izae'zIa:. :Vega-2. ..,- -- 2 1. - 1- Ji, . --- - . .:anaIaezaI1useaesa.ee..:5IzzzaaaIem1zz -'aH:f.y.- . . -L- - H if - .'.1 .'J2a - ' :.'.'zL' -. -:'Ep,,L.' 3 11.11 -f'Z'?1 '. .1 4' A - A 5 ':' 1 ' i' . WWII: . -52 ' .'H..,'2a1 Ulxlion 5-56 1 ADOLPH BUONO Monas+ery Flower Shop HFloruers lor All Occasionsu 1919 BERGENUNE AVENUE UNION CITY. N. J. Pnrl ol l.l1c- lmgirnnce ol' ax lmouquet of llower I l - Cru emams m llmc lmmls of llwc gnv. l lOlJolxen 30300 DUFFY'S Rug Cleaning Floor Covering FOR VICTORY BUY WAR BONDS 625 WASIHIINGTON STREET HOBOKEN, N. J. SAVE 1 to 2 YEARS HIGH SCHOOL Approvecl stale credits fully recognizecl lvy Colleges and Armecl Forces Enroll Now For Mid-Year Coeclucalional DAY OR EVENING JERSEY PREP Founder! 1924 Opp. Stanley Tlweatre Journal Square JO. Q-1500 For Service Dial Ulxlion 7-1027 THE MODERN PRESS Dislinclive Priniing Moderate Cos! 1709 BERGENLINE AVENUE UNION Clrxf, N. J. lxlll Iloll Q-T199 I-luDsoN OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY WIICJISSHIC Sclwool ancl Office Supplies Q6 UNDEN STREET NISNVARK, N. J. Sigma Tau Nu Sororify GAMMA CHAPTER Juno Nolan Mary Lobos Glonn Halcim Jeanne Heger Anne Kennedy T eresn Careri Barbara Tigluo Gloria Davidson Pnlnoin Hallnlunn Eleanor Cnrnovnlo Complimcnfs of VITALITY BAKERY 2002 BERGENl.lNE AVENUE UNION C11'Y, N. J. Pl clcplmnc UNion 5-5096 Complimenis of Mr. 8: Mrs. JOSEPH A. TIGHE l'IERMAN BEDDIGLS O'1'1'o SEITZ .IOumaI Square LI-45115 BEDDIGES 81 SEITZ Funeral Directors Home for Funerals Office mmf Disphry Rooms 131 CONGRESS STREET 4132 CENTRAL AVENUE .I1z1esEY ICITY, N. .I. .IEus15YICl'1'Y. N. J. TeIepIIone UNion 5-4928 Delivery Service MARINI'S MARKET Dealer in. all Ieincls of SEA FOOD 1101 NEW YORK AVENUE Cor. 11tI'1 Slreet UNION CITY. N. .I. Phone: UNion 7-2737 STEPHANIE Exclusive Iwiuinery Griginal Designer and Creator of Hat Fashions 7721 BERGENLINE AVE. XVOOIJCLIFF, N. J. STEPHANIE I'IARmsoN, Proprietor Paints - EnameIs and Vamish Products F. I. SIEGEL 81 SON. INC. Pcrinls and Xwallpuper IRVING R. SIEGEL 2504 BERGENLINE AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. TeI. UNion 5-1178 165 Conzpfimcnls of SCHLESINGER'S MEN'S SHOP I3-ERCEN LINE AVENUE AT 58tI1 STREET VJEST NEW YORK, N. J. Com.pIimen Is of FISHER-BEER CO., INC. 5701 BERGENLINE AVENUE, UNION CITY 508 XNASI-IINGTON STREET, HOBOKEN 571 1 BERC-ENLINE AVENUE, WIZST NEW YORK Compliments of HOWELL BROS., INC. How-weII we pIeaseU Furniture P- Refrigeralors f- Radios 57II1 ST. 6 BERGENLINE AVE. 59lI1 ST. 6 HUDSON BLVD. 'XIVEST NIEW YORK, N. .I. QncI 8 GRAND STREETS, IIOBOKEN. N. J. UNM 7-3845.4 l-IOb0ken 5-1348 Com.pIimenIs of MR. 81 MRS. D. S. REAVES 166 Complimenls of MR. 81 MRS. JOHN A. RYAN Compfimenis of EILEEN RYAN JOAN RYAN, '45 DONALD RYAN, '46 Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. J. TENGER UNion 7-5929 ARTHUR VILLAVECCHIA jewelers and Oplicians 1206 SUMMIT AVENUE UNION C1'P3', N. J. ou ' '-0 .QD-Q oflcxl? 167 GRljIi7'lIX'GS FROM F. W. WCOLWORTH CO. 5601 BERGENUNE AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. Compliments of MCCARTHY BROS. DAIRY 812 - 19th STREET UNION CITY, N. J. Complimcnls of LlNDEMANN'S ICE CREAM PARLOR 2009 BERGENUNE AVENUE UNION CITX', N. J. qu are 4-51150 E. GRAVER 81 COMPANY Plurnlning and Healing Conlruclors 6 PATERSON STREET JEIQSEY CITY 7, N. J. R. XVQ Serve lim Home and Incluslry I i 168 lofxfning Prompll All cl L1 I lOLlfI1iIJSflllil K O CENTURY ROOFING CO. Conlraclors IO PATERSON STREET JERSEY CITY, N. J. l.1IIIIs C. DfxIfII.INGI:R, Prop. Complimcnls of THE CABINET 4555 BERGENUNE AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. Complimenis of CONTI BROS. J Roohng 565 - 3501 STREET UNION Cl'l'X', N. J. Complimenls of COSTELLO-MANEWAL Pfrolograpfwrs 520 VIXASHINCTON ST. HOIQIOIQEN, N. J. Tc-JcpJIorI0: JEJCDJJOJCGH 5-0606 1-1 I Complimenls of PETER J. LALLY Florist 4515 EERGENLINE AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. Alexander F. Bonacarii Coronefs Office 5925 HUDSQN BOULEVARD NORTH BERGEN, N. J. Ernify's I'IOTTlC-ITLUCIG candies Fresh Direct from our lzilcfzcn to you. EMILY'S CANDY SHOP 1512 WASI-IINCTON STREET HQBOIQEN, N. J. NICHOLAS J. PALADINO Allorney-at-Law lOl BOWERS STREET JERSEY CITX' 7, N. J. Pulp,-,imma JO. 2-11040 Compliments of HOBOKEN TYPEWRITER SERVICE 90 BLOQIVIFIELD STREET HOBOKEN, N. J. TCI. UNion 7-25 IOS. PALUMBO, Prop UNICN HILL PHOT0 CO KocIaIes and SuppIies Prompt 5 Emcient Service 532 - 48th STREET UNION CITY, N. J. WEST NEW YORK MEAT MARKET Fred Erbe 5124 BERGENLINE AVENUE , W1is'r NEW YORK, N. J, I I cnc: UNion 7-110 IO Complimenfs of Our Lady of Grace Fife Drum 8: Bugle Corps RICHARD T. BRADEN Drum Iwczjor RTI-IOIIIC GIFT SHUI! OPPOSITE OLD ST. PETER'5 C. WILDEHMHNN CII., Inc. 33 Barclay Sl., New York GRANT'S Luncheon Plaies Founlain Treclls Make our store your meeting place 5609 BERGENLINE AVENUE UNION CITX', N. J. UNion 7-0027 ZUM ROSSLI Bar and Grill 526 - QGLL STREET UNION C1TY, N. J. Swiss Specialties Daily Lurfclieons and Sunday Dinners Joni AND TESSY SUTER Tel, HOboI:cn 5-.1865 Xvlmlesale 5 Remil MAYFLOWER Paini' 8: Hardware Co. W affpupcr 8 Saunas 603 WII,I,OW AVE. Horsomiw, N. J. 1 - I C.1rrr1arrrfbuppfws for Schools. Painters, Real Eslate Er Conlmclors Agenls for ' Dukclx Boy YVJHIQ Lead, Nlayflowcr Products Duco Dupont and Knuri Proclucls 2 I. IcpI1onc XVIIilvI1uII O26 I I II I I IFVI SMITH 81 NICHOLS, INC IX'IUf'IllfCLCIlll'C?TS of CIIIITCII CLIIICIIGS 121 PIIIITIDEN 'LANE NEWYORI 7 N N I cIory: CnrIslacIl. New ICN:-y I III IUII I I 0-I0 OIIICCZ TCI. UNM 5-2242 I I I I I LANGFELDT HEATING 81 VENTILATING CORPORATION Fuel GIIS Domeslic Oil Burners - Air Ccmdilioning - IncIusIriaI OII Bumus Q I O-Q I 2 ITORTY-THIRD STIREEI' UNION CITY, N. ,I. PI one: UN1on I--lS,2 CompIin1UnIs of WILLIAM J. TIGHE Diamonds - few0Iry FIecIczIs, CIGSS Rings and Pins .IOurnaI Square 4-4771 DARTLEY 81 DONNELLY Cleaners and Dyers We Call for and DeIiver 7 ZABRISKIE STREET JERSEY Cl'FY, N. I. 175 HOlJolccn 5-14 3714156 EARL F. BOSWCRTH Funeral Direclor 511 WILLO W AVENUE PIOBOKEN, N. J. UNEON 7-6530 Fred 8: Herb's Markei' Formerly Borciiers Niarlcek Nleczi Sv Provisions Dvlivr-ry Sc-rvicc Tlwroughoul Union City 2026 BERGENLINE AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. Tcl. Hoboken 5-O02 STERN'S CURTAIN SHOP Slip covers, rlruperics, curtains, iaeclspreacis and house linens 520 WASl'IlNGT4ON STREET HorsoKrf1N, N. J. Compliments of MAX'S TAVERN UNION CITY, N. J. Com.pIimenIs of WILLIAM J. HIRTEN CO. Incorporafed Church Goods ReIigioI1s ArIicIes t 25 BARCLAY STREET Nriw YORK, N. Y. I'cIepIIonc B!XrcIay 7-5766 'I'cIcpIIonc UNIOI1 7-9 O4 LOUIS' Raslauranl Er Bar' Two American SIWIIIIIG Boards AccommocIations for WecIdiI1gs 5 Banquels Meeting Room f- I3ooI TEIIJIQ 2208-2210 KERRIGAN AVENUE LINION CITY, N. .I. Nomm EIaI'I'oNIf, Prop. I'IOI:oIccn 3-OI 8 Since 1878 JOHN F. O'HARA 81 'SON FurIeraI Homes 525 VVASHINGTQN STREET HOBOKEN 4713 BROADWAY UNION CITY Plioncs UNion 7-4398 Complimcznis of WILLIAM A. McDONALD ESSEX ENGRAVING CO. -'14 BRANDFORD PLACE Phone Mitchell Q-4090 - 4091 N1iXX'1XRK, N. 11. ' Complimenls of A FRIEND ESI. 1915 For Sporls Equipmenl See Malzone Spori' Shop, Inc Quihllers lo Schools Sf Clubs Factory on Premises 540 - 54111 STREET VJEST NEW XFORK, N. J. One 1510414 Vvvsl 01 Bc-rgc-n1ine Ave. 176 r'- ',. ..,J1'E1.:: . 'L Fx 1 1..,H!. 1 in 1 Lf? ff: 11' s1 .VN- 1l , 11,... ,. f L my -511+ 1 4 v' 1,1 1 i r5.4 W , W . E 1 f 1,1 A, 1 4 1 . 1 1 f 1 f-153 -cf-wil 2' , 15...- 'T-1 1 A 'I-Al, .. 4 :ifi.F A - 'f 2.5 I'q L, - ,rl Tip- -- 1 1 -:im 111 1 ' 5 I ' 1 :E1 -,P r J' A 1f1-1 N 'A ' 1 tr-121.1 ' ': Z1 . 1.1 ,- l I nf- .11- ' .1 ii -1 ' . 1 - 21,1 .1 - 1 . . 511 il' 2 ' -.l1r1:,L fl 5:- -Q. 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