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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1952 volume:

in H H t .u...:2m fam. Q-fi i..gaiu.skf -. . : A .A 1 L Q QL O PAUL: Hunter of Souls, Herald of the Gospel, and Light Resplendent: thou didst learn wisdom from the Wfounds of Christy thou wert made strong to lahour through the Blood of Christy thou didst lead nations to penance through the Passion of Christ. Receive the crown of justice from the Hands of Christ. Antiphon from Second Vespers, ' Feast of St. Paul of the Cross. , L . 4 U16 Passinnisfs in fha' lluifed States ' I' 6 3 t ,cr JYNI VI XHXSI N w Am 6 A ,A .,.. 1 x. iv R 1 W 2 fl 3 I 1 J 151, . ,Q , 4 5.1 ,Egi- xxaxsmmmsxmm-if ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - e MWUNMMWUWWWMQ 1 , 1 1 4 1 , 1 1 1 1 H.--1 1- 5 Q v e r 1- e1 ff 1 A -1 -1. 1 1 11 1xAsM.1 an vi 1:1 A V. ' ,ifff v W wliifi . :'ff,- Q if -1,22 if-, 37f'iQffZ'iE , if U six 1 n 4 1 flrrppgl 1 11111212211 111,11 if 11111511 11153 1 1117 11:11 1 1 1 1 . I , 1 , , WL, 11, 11 i 5 1 .5 ,1 .Vg fg, :. rwwww '-151. '-51,1 wi iii kb, '. ii Q 31 ' 'I' if f? 1 f A 1 , Lid, 1 ' 'L ' 1- fig:- -gl L if 1 . -I I Jin Hf M ' 1' 'A ' 1+ 1 41 Q1 51. 5 1 1:3'1f4. wxssnxsmvx-jius 4 -1 an n 4 w N .41..5,4' r 1 1 1 1 V' fr 5 . , 1 1-1' 11' wav-1-'wr v11un,am.fpv11.14f Lzz'1a,2 1311 +41 izauf-4--3, . lf any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me. For he that will save his life, shall lose ir: and he that shall lose his life for my sake, shall find it. For what doth it profit a man, if he gain the whole world, and suffer the loss of his own soul? Or what exchange shall a man give for his soul? 1 I rl .f ,fa 1' ji ' f f f ' AK P-. CVXNB MICHAELIAN FooTPRlNTs 1952 .1 . Published' by the Smiar 611155 , ,af SAINT MleHAEL's HIGH SCHOGL uNloN env N J I Q I I ll fy l' 'fi in fill, V lil lf! e l .P Zrrcufarda 'f .gf Q , , Q ,'xlb' ' 1 I h . - s Wcarnowir from our histories that the first rrionument ever erected on ,,. ' 'iw' : this ' ent wg-the cross 4Chrisr. for Columbus, uuponllanding, irruhqda 'GW' I . ,,. ' 0 .P hntely p a cros icate that heneeforth this couneryrafwse- I 'L'- W, s '-- ted t Chris . an I-Iimv cruciged. In the cross, Weldirs dnalifidge- A ' e, . ristianity. The humbl ,fglike riiay loolg .C . Q ,W rom it the lei: C N t , f t and depth 9LCl'iriEt' s charity h -,- ' -at' 3 vu- ' h,,,...1-Q . wf 2 VM ' 'T f fi 6' QHere in Michaels, we also know I Founder of the Passionists, had a deep his love that he that And he manded them to Q W0 ' P1112 the Q s - the suEer Q ht heart, ' W 1 Q' wi- ' . HEIDC. fi ' ' ' --rSuch is the spires V away. Christ, I ,, A ' Church have Bgt,-chouglrq-Ie in- s l to utter strorigf I-Ie is ,a' it -all S , , , the 'Q' ' that irery oWn di qiplasglitriayed ' -535,- H-is Chufeh. 1 .5 tha, 0 . v W qi '11 .dgi tif f, -M' ' 1 v ' rw f f AZ, 5 Z1 :N is . 111' v.' ns- '95- .sei 5, 4 9 in ,, 5 e-- , . 41- I gb- . ,rf .ffl sf ' ,nf l Eontcnfs M Q A fqmvpnn ............ . .., ..W, F Dgp1cAT1ON .......,..Q,4.. ........ S g A M1cHAEL'S PR1ESTS 1, , 'A-OUR SCHOOL .,4.........,A.4.,...A,. ,hfg .... . ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY A ' SENIORSQ ...,.. , ,..,,,..,,,Q6 ...4., , .,OO..,. WMS . Sf UNDERCLASSMEN .,....O..,.....4..O..,.A...A4.A. OKQANIZATIONS, AND:AcT1v1T1ES ,. If A ,O,, ,,,,.....A,,O..,.. 4.O... ,O.,..O,,.... . . . .. ' fS3j'qgPAgr6RONS'-SAND ADVERTISERS ..S..... A Em .A V , ORD OF THANKS Q 55,6 ,A fff- Swiss L1 ' , X vagina, A L I o f l '1- F If-J Nik . MQ . at 'iv V 9 ix, '43, ' ' 'I 5' W' K, tl'- Dedzmfzan p Wherever there are Passionists, their- monastery his become a household word indicative of all that is goodg and the Fathers, themselves, are .truly revered and deeply' loved. Here in Union City, they are our cradle-to-grave friends. Passion- ists have baptized generatiohs of our families, blessed their marriages, and tolled their requiems. And Saint Mich- ael's belongs not only to Union City, but to all the cities and towns hereabouts. For: the monastery towers are a beauty in the landscape, the church is a place of pilgrimage, and the Fathers ,are a resort in time of trouble. ' 4 a We Michaelcians are very much the children of our times and of our neigh- borhood. We are heirs to all the lovely traditions of grace and service linked with the monasteryg and, like-1 our parents before us, we know and love the Pas- sionists. Nowwthat they are celebrating the hundredth anniversary of ,their Ameri- can foundation, we rejoice withythem and proudly dedicate to them our 1952 Michaelian Footprints. X 7 .fl t all - A ll TT, CP. CANISXUS HAZLE Saint Paul of the Cross founded the Congregation of the Passion in Italy, in 1770' but it was - , not until 1852 that Passion- ist missionaries came to the United States. These were five holy Italian priests, the seed for a rich and prolific growth that w sturdy even in its be i ' as g nnings. In the first twenty years, they had established five housesg and there are no ' ' tw i . . w in the United States enty one Passionist monasteries, which have again branched out into South America, Mexico, China, Germany, and Canada. Arranged slantwise b l , e ow, are the superiors of the eastern American province - the Province of S ' aint Paul of the Cross. fn- The VerY Reverend First Consulw' The Vefy Re To the right- The Very Reverend CORNELIUS M A C RDLE, C.P. Rector of Saint Micbaelk Monastery Vefend H, CP- sT WEL? Provincial Reverend The V ery AN, GABRXEL GORM S cond Consulwf e SAINT M CHAEL'S E .fzferyvlrv Mavis 1 Father Stephen Paul . . . Pastor of the Parish . . . Guidance Director for the High School students. Father Patrick . . . Superintendent Y of the High School . . . Director of g-,.f Athletics and all our activities. Wi' Father Malachy . . . Director of the Catholic Youth Council . . . Direc- tor of the Junior Holy Name Society. The Reverend STEPHEN P. KENNY, CP. -11'- ,M 'Quai' 'iii acDWYER' CP' P , M EGARTYv C- The Reverend PATPJCK l d MALACHY H The Reveren 6 PARISH PRIESTS ,Ami Krwws Chem sh F her Michael . . . Senior Pari at Assistant . . . Superintendent of the Grammar School. Father Charles . . . Director of the Parish Dramatic Club. Father Joachim . . . Director of unior Catholic Youth Organization J . . . Director of Altar Boys' Society. The Reverend MICHAEL RAUSCH, C.P. ! The Reveren d CHARLES A. OAKES , op, The Reveten d JOACHIM CARRIGAN , C.P 7 Wea Wfe can see this incomparable skyline any time from Mitliaels - just one of the advantages of living over on the jersey siclef' re ' ' H1 fi nexghborhoo d of qllier homes an 'W Cf Small shops, ui Y . H --.J ,, I- A l QI, , V4 SAINT MICHAEIQS HIGH SCHOOL NEW YORK AVENUE AND EIETEENTH STREET UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY or us but intersecting S Y :reefs and bus hnCS ,,- . i jA 1 No CMDPUS f wifi il rf-f I' Y-. ' , 1'N-4P Break the bread of G0d's Wforcl to lzttle ones, adopting a clear and intelligible 7I16I7lIl61' of speech . . . aff sr x 7 4.3--,I A! '-E' , I 3- 245 'x Adm histmt 2114 and Zzvulty The Catholic Cloztrcb believes in the religious training of its clJildre1z,' and, at cz great sacrifice of time and money, gives it. x .rllIrllNl1Hlllfli1r5AfLbIdll. I1 Xmx Sw H X Q l fi- iQ PAT an The Reverend RICK JOSEPH MacDWYER, C.P Superintendent Here in Saint Michaels we are l k LIC Y d, what is better, we know it! For three years, we have had the whole-hearted und ' erstanding and generous support of Father Patrick, H h W erred, and praised e as counselled us h en we doubted, corrected us when we us when a little praise was either due or needed. God bless you, F th C110 a er Patrick! We never forget you. Nor can we for et ' 8 the horizons you opened to us. 2 s W S 9 i A i i ., 4' iiilulifl pi 491 A SISTER MARIA ELLENITA -A Principal When we returned to school last A t f uumn, we found a new principal awaiting us. And the question was - what is she like? As we learned to know Sister, we began to recognize her high standards, and we saw with admiration that she took no ordinary pains to exact those standards from us. We have been fortunate in our most important High School year. Thank you, Sister! if-Q ky The Secretary's ofhce is one of the rea- sons for the smooth organization of our school. These smiles are quite typical, familiar to all of us. Meet Cleft to rightj Mrs, Anthony Knego, our School Secretaryg and Kathryn johnson and Lamberta Remmig, her part- time student helpers. Mrs. Julius Naudin mothers all of us, both faculty and students. Here you see her at one of her charges, the cafeteria. But you are also apt to find her swinging a broom in one of the classrooms, or in- specting the candelabra up at the monas- tery church. Nothing of interest to Saint Michaels is beneath the diligence or be- yond the devotion of this lovely lady. WH' ,A 'JEYKI If X-4 MR. P. A. IQYCE Sjmnivli MR. MARTIN EOEAN History, Engmh , ,fi ,.. 1 F 17 J M1 f 'I 1 5. MISS JOAN SANDES Playxical Edizcation SISTER ALOYSIUS JOSE Religion, Pbyficf, Heultla Library, F07'L'7Z.fiC League SISTER ANN JOSEPH Religion, Typing, Stenograpby Student Council, Year Book SISTER ANTHONY MARIE Religion, Englirlo Vocation Club SISTER EMILY JOSE Bookkeeping, Bnfinen Law Altar Society SISTER FRANCE Religion, Latin S GERTRUDE MR NICHOLAS PICCIANO ' - ' Ze? P 5iCt1lE6l cation, D MM fx 4-J' instructors We are grateful SI S TER HELEN BEATRICE Religion, Latin SISTER HELEN JAMES Religion, Mathematic: Minion Unit X SISTER JOSEPH ANGELA Religion, Studie! SISTER KATHERINE ELISE ii RJJ' ' 4 ' O POE SQ HF Qu QE Wai R C- mx 111-Q. ...T Kao MR J- V- ODONNELL Music, Glee Clitb DWWZ07 unto justice to our teachers SISTER MARIA ROSA Religion, Spaniflo SISTER MARION FRANCIS Religion, French Mdlh6mdliCI I SISTER MARY CARITA Religion, EngliJl9 Year B ook 4.4- .R 'M A-45 ear' 'wi , 'BE' AGLIA MI55 ROSEMARIE HATE? MR. CHR5IRR SMITH GMX' Biuleetball C061 Baizcl Dzrect01' SISTER MARY ELEANOR Religion, Biology Bantl, Majorettef, Cheerleaderf SISTER MARY EUNICE Religion, I-Iiftory Matlaeinaticf, Band SISTER MARY TERESA Religion, Engliffo SISTER RUTH THERESE Religion, Hiftory Girly' Barketoall SISTER THERESE MARY Religion, Typing Stenography If , is .',',! if :K I MR. ANDREW LUKAC Cheniistfjlf General 561971156 Aftixtant Fovtlfdll COM From Left IO Right: MAN OI-IN KUZ MR. I Football Coach ACE SQUIRE English Matloematicf Histotyf MI55 GR MR. WILLIAM GREEN Baxeball COMI9 R DOMINIC ALAGIA M ' Tmck Coacli RICK PINNEGAN Basketball Coach MR. PAT 15 ' nf 1 K , 'IV e live in such critical times that we must train up men very strong in faith, able to fight Ffa bi 'J X 'x' r' QL A Q ,,-as KL.4 X Xi Z 4 Cf'- . Y ,-5' Q V TL s f : YY xf 'fx -' Q IRENE ANDRE Red St. joseph's, Hoboken A Jparhling red head . . . with a dry renxe of humor . . . it .teen at the Sunday Night Dance: . . . the :tore . . . with Renee . . . Li.tten to thi: one! Commercial Club, Mission Unitg Spanish Club. LUCILLE BAKER Lou SS. Peter and Paul, Hoboken Lovely blonde . . . always Smiling . . . vibrant permnal- ity . , . dancing her Jpecialty . . . teen with her crowd . . . What a riot! Commercial Clubg Glec Club, Majoretteg Mission Unitg Prom Committee, Spanish Clubg Year Book. MARGARET BAUMANN Peggy Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Tall . . . attractive . . . beautiful raven trenex . . . female Jerry Lewirl . . . found in the .rtore . . 4 with Diane, Glo, Cifrie, and Mary . . . You know what I mean! Commercial Clubg Glee Clubg Majoretteg Mission Unit, Span- ish Clubg Student Councilg Year Book. ff 4 NNN X Since Christ, therefore, has sujfered in the flesh . . . PATRICIA AUGUSTITUS Pat St. joseph's, Union City Cheerful and gay . . . alwayr ha: a Jmile . . . laughing blue eye: . . . teen with Frenchie, Ray, Smitty . . . But what time? Chemistry Clubg French Clubg Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Mis- sion Unit. MARY BANSAVAGE Mary St. Paul of the Cross, Jersey City Striking blonde . . . radiant :mile . . . Jerene nature . . . in Stech'J at lunch time . . . with loan, Alice, Devona . . Oh, that'J a riot. ' Commercial Clubg Mission Unit. Ut, 'XL A J EPHB ASTY J 'K o , liffside K ' . . . love: the bell-ring- T. . .teen with lim, Bob, 1 rt . . . Don't get the buf. lt': too crowded, Wil Chemistry Clubg Football, French Clubg Latin Club,Math Club. i 115 MARTHA BERRY Matty Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Serene . . .A liheahle and sweet . . . rwell to talk to , . . wonderful to know . . . .teen with Marion, Kay, and Pat . . , Oh, my goodner:! Commercial Clubg Mission Unit. ALICE BOYLE Alice St. joseph's, Union City Charming perronality . . . ea.fy to get along with ,' ,' ,' good friend and real pal . . . with Deuona, Mary, and joan . . . Aw, don't he that way! Commercial Clubg Seton For- ensic Leagueg Year Book. BARBARA BROPHY Bobbie St. Augustine's, Union City Dark eyer . . . amiable . . . farhion plate . . . found at Melorh'r . . , with Rotellen and Ioan . . . l don't know. ' Chemistry Clubg French Clubg Latin Clubg Seton Forensic League. . . Do you also arm yourselves with the same intent. fi I ARTHUR BOESSMAN Art St. John's, Cliffside Terrihc player hehind horne- plate . . . Jhort, hut can pack a wallop . . . ready to debate chemiftry . . . with joe and Sheekey . . . How stupid can you he? Baseballg Chemistry Clubg Math Clubg. PATRICIA BROOKS Pat St. Joseph's, Union City A V- 'iii 'Q' Cute ar a kitten . . . twice I ar rnirchievour . . . .rharp Jtrut- ter , . . lovely Cleveland ac- cent . . , 1oe'J her boy . . . with Peggy, Diane, Cirrie, Mary. . . Come on, girlJ! Commercial Clubg Majorettesg Student Councilg Year Book. ,fs CATHERINE BURKE Kay Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Witty and cheerful . . . , alwayr on the go . . . nice to know . . . Jeen in the :tore . . . with Ioan and Mary Ann . . . Poor chilli! Chemistw Clubg French Clubg Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Year Book. 19 H' 1 MARY BURKE Mary St. Paul of the Cross, jersey City Eternal Jmile . . . crazy dreamt . . . cute dresser . . . our female Milton Berle . . . with Ann, Peggy, Diane, Cit- Jie, Glo . . . OooolJ, it wat .fo lunny! Commercial Cluhg Mission Unitg Spanish Cluhg Year Book. , 1 l FRANCES CAMPANA Fran St. Michaels, Union City Attractive and sweet . . . great gal . . . lives for cheering and cheerleaders can't live without ber . . . with Mary Lou and Helen . . . What a panic! Chemistry Clubg Cheerlead- ersg French Clubg Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Mission Unitg Press Clubg Year Book. CAROL COLANDINO Carol St. Anthony's, Union City Tall . . . sophisticated . . . good sport . . . jimmy'.f ber beau . . . ufually with Pat . . . Be good! Commercial Clubg Seton For- ensic Leagueg Spanish Clubg Year Book. 20 i 1. 1 .-up A ,, . RICHARD BURNS Richie St. Augustine's, Union City A C0dCl?'.f right-band man . . . addr comedy to the corner in Room Three . . . Mandrake is bit partner in crime . . . I'll tell my motber! Basketballg Chemistry Clubg Footballg French Clubg Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Math Club. 9 fi , ,fBut, above all things, have a constant fly mutual charity among yourselves . . . A ,U i 5 ' c , A ,l Y 12:5 f 'Q 1' lf, W PETIER CHRZA WSKI 4 S A s cr nays J l L anxuc Q17 V 7 tiff ...good eniltfae... Dizzy nil Mike lair ilies P ft. '.', Lo,f,' 1 fun . . 1' .rfzortx .. lf r f I , ff . . 'B y, that uf a :od ,H g e. -hemistry Clul F ch Clubg Latin Cluhg M Clubg Press Clubg Year Book MARGARET CONNOLLY Peg St. Anne's, jersey City Seriour . . . kincl . , . cour- teoux and dependable . . . al- ivayi bay the laome work . . . found in cafeteria . . . .teen ufitb Lois, Mary Ann . . . Oh, H-fb!!! Basketballg Chemistry Clubg Press Clubg Seton Forensic Leagueg Year Book. FREDERICK CRANWELL Fred St. Michaels, Union City Tall. . . joe E. Brown rrnile , . . like: to tlraw , , . alwayx willing to help . . . ,teen at all rchool event: , . . future tol- lege statlent , , . Why, rare! French Clubg Latin Clubg Math Clubg Student Councilg Year Book. , RICHARD CROWLEY Duke Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Tall, with crew cat . . . Saint Michaellr anrwer to Sarn- ron . . . likes sportr . . . ready with a joke . . . with Reilly and Doe . . . You know thore guyJ! Chemistry Clubg Glee Clubg Spanish Club. 3 I IRENE DANIELLO -tag- 171 yye, , eff , . ni . 1 cs, , 1 1 f' y ioi 4 it 'A .Ly X , r r 1 .t,t T I J I I THOMAS CRCSSON Tom St. Aedan's, jersey City Good looking . . . quiet excellent on the dance floor , . . fine French rtmleut . teen with Pete anzl Tom . Youll he all rightfu Chemistry Clubg French Club Latin Club. MARY ANN CULLEN Mary Ann . . . Aw, c'rnon n0w! Press Clubg Year Book. 17 - s ff 4, , X xl . . . For charity covers a multitude of ' sins. Renee St. Augustine's, Union City Lovely looking . . . like: to lan h ay erronalit 'g...g p y... friendly . . . nice to know . .. jerry . . . the rtore . . . with joan antl Irene . . . Wait'll I tell ya. ' Commercial Clubg Mission Unit. fro, Ji .fig ff j IJ U'-4 . ll ' L! 1 1, ,J JLAYZRENCE DEMPSEY f l l ' if Larry 9 spfin Michaels, Union City fx l ,P jf One rwell fellow . . . iron Rf jrnan of Saint Michael'r foot- !! hall team . . . a rmzle for everyone . . . with Murphy and rert of the boys . . . Hello, hoyr! Footballg Spanish Club. tl , . J 4 , I rj W , A' 3' at ,Z A ' - 2' Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Smart . . . lovely to look at . . . clear-rightetl . . . career girl . . , harkethall her game . . . :een with Kay and Ioan Baslcetballg Chemistry Club + MAUREEN DENNEHY Tootsie St. Michaels, Union City Blonde . . . Irish eyes . . . cute and mischievous . . . bas- ketball manager . . . lots of school spirit . . . seen with joan and Grace . . , One of Gracie'sl Basketballg Commercial Clubg ,- Book. X 5, if l l JAMES De vim y ' Hank lu ilx K St. Aedan's, jersey City Basketball star . . . slick lg la ' l, i dresser . . . never without a sharp comeback . . , a flashing 1 smile riualled by the glint of ' his hair . . . with Mickey and the boys . . . Gotta per1ny.9 ' Baskethallg Chemistry Cluhg is Press Clul-ig Student Council, .-5 i'-'-. '-li'f- , X X lf I FRANCIS DI SANZO Dizzy f ' St. joseph's, Jersey City ll Slick dresser . . . yearns for the basketball season , . . thinks 1, the periods are too long . . . V with Pete and Freddie . . . Did ya see that picture? Chemistry Clubg Spanish Club. ww lies , 'NT' .ug-,z Glee Clubg Spanish Clubg Year sl-vu ,. 4. 1-.us l ,I w l , l 1- C ' 1 IU5 T 1' 'T' ,ff A l ei- 1 xg ef Wg l law 1 .i' . -2' - l V5- 1 1 ,J lt JOAN De STEFANO joan St. Francis, Hoboken Compact bundle of charm . . . wavy hair . . . witty ob servations . . . speedy steno grapher . . . lucky Tom . . the store . . . with Irene and Renee . . . I was only ask ingfn Commercial Clubg Mission Unitg Spanish Club, ANTHONY DIOMEDE Tony St. Augustine's, Union City Muscle man , . . likes his sports . . . weakness, chemistry . . . swift on the track . . usually waiting for a bus , . Frank et al . . . What a guy! Chemistry Clubg Track. I l fl 1 l f r ' According to the gift that each has received . . . ANN DOLAN Ann St. Michaels, Union City Long hair with-cute bangs . . . tall . . , pretty . . . sweet . . . neat and nifty . . . seen with Mary, Esther, and Carol . . . I d0n't kn0w! Commercial Club3Glee Clubg Year Book. Y 4 Qi 3. N 7.i. . 'CTT . cl a T I f X ' F g is X. ' p V q 4 CAREY DOOLEY THOMAS DOYLE Carey K 1 'Tommy St. Michael's, Union City S 14clan's, Jersey City Ace pitcher . . . always his game . . , ter- friendly. . . snappi comehacks rijic hlushw. . ask him a . . . happy-go-luc y . . . has question M e s 'es . . . a talent for joking . . . found Jersey Citys lfomyiown hay with any group of fellows . . . , . . with Mickey-and' Joe . . . Yeah, sure! Who's up next, Mike? Altar Societyg Baseball. Baalnmgl- Chernistry Clubg French' Clubg 'Latin Clubg Math Cluln. '- 7 X M . . . Administer it to one anot 'eiffasgj fy ' K' '- ' f good stewards of the manifoldy. rag? ' X W f of God. A xg, fll Y LL - . ,W ' A ' ' will W! all PATRICIA DWYER WILLIAM FAUST Pat Bill St. Augustine's, Union City Thoughtful . . . bright red curls , . . quiet and sweet . . . slim and neat . . . self-possess- ed. . .seen with Dee... What a riot. ' Commercial Clubg Spanish Clubg Year Book. ' ,fic fczyfff . g-L L T' if f , if if if f V f 2 ' AV if I ,1 ,fu f X, X U f AN ONY glilstimfkna ,fb Blackie Our Lady of Liberia West New York I J Intellectual sayings . l. . West New York's gift to Mi- chael's . . . prefers sports to girls U2 . . . Coach Kuzman's joy . . . with Mickey and Vin- ny . . . Bus was late. ' Baseballg Chemistry Clubg Latin Clubg Math Clubg Se- ton Forensic Leagueg Student Council. I, 45' 4 ' s 1 4 .R ' I , 1 Li it 3. ' tr St. Michaels, Union City Veritahle dynamo of human energy . . . witty conversa- tionalist . . . anti-homework . . . sports enthusiast . . . per- sonality plus . . . Let's get out of this pit! Baseballg Mission Unit. J 1, JAMES FERRY Jim ' St. Michaels, Union City Tall . . . serious-minded . . . future mad scientist . . . Dodger fan . . . plays a mean clarinet . . . with Bill and John . . . Be right there. ' Altar Societyg Bandg Chemist- ry Clubg Glee clubg Spanish Clubg Trackg Year Book. a if I 1 I X XX X V- .' I' V JI 49 EVELYN GBNESE' y , .Evslvn ' ' 5-V ffl.. l - fix X Evan, MARGARET FLYNN Margie Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Sparkling wit . . . populari- ty plur . . . :lever phrarer . . . :een with Helen, Marie, and Rita . . . SeriouJly :peak- ing - . Commercial Clubg Mission Unirg Seton Forensic Leagueg Spanish Club, PATRICIA GALLAGHER Pat Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Tiny girl . . . with a large amount of friendlineu . . . well-liked . . . ana' .fhe liker foothall player! . . , .feen with Margie, Ann Marie, and Rita . . . IJ larry in today? Commercial Clubg Majorerteg Mission Unirg Spanish Club. ,First Efgfsbyteriant Hoboken X' .Short andvrweet :'. . like- a,hle . . . realkillichaelian . . . active in alljehool ajjzairr , . . .teen with, Anne . , . Leo ir her hero Q. . . Heavenrf Chemistry Clubg French Clubg Latin Club. A ' 24 41 '55 1' my - ff Do not he startled by the trial by fre that is taking place among you to prove you . . . fi ' ,Begg ANN FRANCIS Ann St. Michae1's, Union Ciry Beautiful brown eye: . . . good ,rport . . . sweet and Jwell . . . everybody lover Ann . . . With Helen and Dolores' . . . Thanh, loadJ! Commercial Clubg Glee Clubg Mission Unitg Spanish Clubg Year Book. ROBERT GALLAGHER Bob St. joseph's, Jersey City Magnetic grin . . . Jwell guy . . . doe: all right with the women . . . with Danny, Phil, and Al , . , Gimme a pencil? Mission Unitg Spanish Club A l NE 0 r p i N. Y. all, la, an .rome . . tb ll a aah . . . 7651, rec- J I J n with a f . . 'Aw, come on! Chemi rry ubg Foorballg Press Clu Prom Comrnitteeg Track. Y W FRANK GIARRATANO Gerry St. Joseph's, Union City Sharp drener . . . Peprodent smile . . . alwayr counted on for a favor . . . Quiz kid . . . with Lew, Pete, and Ioe . . . Come on, Flower! Chemistry Clubg Forensic - Leagueg French Clubg Latin Club. RITA GILL Ree A Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Pert and pretty . . . ace majorette . . . gay perronality . . . popular with everybody . . . looking for Marian . . . the .rtore . . . with Marie and Margie . . . Sit do-wn. ' Commercial Clubg Forensic Leagueg Glee Clubg Majoretteg Spanish Clubg Year Book. THOMAS HEINSOHN Whitey St. Joseph's, Union City Basketball hero . . . blond crew cut . . . Diane if hir doll . . . can't min Mike and Hank with him . . . Where'J Di? Bandg Baseballg Basketballg Glee Clubg Seton Forensic Leagueg Spanish Clubg Trackg Year Book. k ,X . . V , f 439' But in as far as you are partakers the suffering of Christ, rej0ice. ' MARY GILL Marian Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Flarhing hrown eye: . . . curly hair . . . magnetic charm . . . in and out of trouhle . . . lookr innocent, hut! . . . Dol- orer and Martha . . . Who me, Sitter? Commercial Clubg Mission Unitg Forensic Leagueg Span- ish Club. BREDA GREENE Breda Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Cute and lovable . . . greet: everyone with a :mile . . . native-horn Wicklowite . . . gay and natural . . . with Bet- ty and Kay . . . Gee, thank.r. ' Commercial Clubg Mission Unitg Spanish Clubg Year Book. ELLEN HENNELLY Ellen St. Joseph's, Hoboken Petite and pretty . . . :mart patter . . . alwayr laughing . . . well-known and well liked. .. Marty if the other party . . the .rtore . . . with Ro.re . . . I almort died! Commercial Clubg Mission Unitg Spanish Clubg Year Book. :. .t J! K N,- 'G 4 .Jw ?l , if 1 JOAN HOLSTROM joan St. Paul of the Cross jersey Ciry Blonde hair . . . big broun eyes . . . sweet and lovely . . . full of fun . . . aluay: looking for mice . . . with Mary and Devona . . . Better late than ne1'er. ' Commercial Clubg Mission Unitg Spanish Club. I 4 'T 5' 'fifth 0 f 4 ,Eff ANGELA JIALDINI Angel St. Brigid's, North Bergen Angel hai quiet ning: . . , odd, attractive .thoer . . . hand- 107116 boy, her Harold , . . Yankee! u-ith 'Har' Ann I . . . i 3 Ceil, and Gert . , . jun for laughr! Commercial Clubg Mission Unit. ,' I' vw ML GLORIA JONES ' Glo St. Michaels Union City Golden blonde . . . friend to all . . . clan poet . . . Saint Michael'.r Louella Par- .ronr . . . with Diane, Peg, Cirfy. and Mary . . . U7ait'll I tell ya! Commercial Clubg Glee Clubg Spanish Clubg Year Book. f 1. few ff I f you are upbraided for the name Christ, blessed will you be . . . THOMAS HUGHES 7 Tom St. Francis, Ridgeheld Park Can run enillenly . . . argue: u ith Keating all day . . . knows what he'.r talking about . . . zlrirferya car like mad . . . jimmy and Bob . . . C'rnon, hurry up. ' Chemistry Clubg French Clubg Latin Clubg Math Clubg Track. KATHRYN JOHNSON Kay Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Faithful friend . . . .rhe'.r a witty one . . . make: you for- get your troubler . . . plan: to travel to South America . . . with Breda, Betty, and Anne . . . Wha', ' Commercial Clubg Mission Unirg Spanish Clubg Student Council. is 3 , ' I ING bob lways ar f , ' .rtory ...terihc c 14 tier . .. inexhauitible Jtore of bareball knowledge . . . perfect friend and buddy . . . Jimmy and Torn . . . l'm gonna belt you. ' Chemistry -Clubg French Clubg Latin Clubg Math Clubg Press Clubg Prom Committeeg Year Book. Q ar I 'Wwfsf JOSEPH KELLENBERGER joe St. Michael's, Union City Good-looking fellow . . . probably har a firing of girl: . . . alwayr changing hi: .feat . . . loves Phyxical Training. . . willing to play a joke . . . Get the horne work? Banclg Chemistry Clubg Press Club. LEWIS KLIPPER Lew St. Anne's, jersey City Man, what a drener! . . . Never talk: much except when he need: home work . . . a yellow convertible hir pride and joy . . . Joe and Frank . . . Want a lift? Chemistry Clubg French Clubg Math Club. - gage, -xv f vi 'M ,,.-i. ' .,ifi'1 -g 4 J. YI X . -11 T: . . . Because the honor, the glory, and i -in I the power of God rest upon you. ' ' i ,V '.l BBN I S . e's, 'Eze 't an un btfdyive . good lookin X uy . . . alu A in a ruth to get to lunch , .N . with Joe . . . C'rnon, l f go!!! Altar Societyg F1 Glee Clubg Latin Club. 3,6 Jsafii KATHERINE KERNTOPF Kitty St. Francis, Hoboken Tall and Jlerider . . . Jpark- ling brown eyex . . . popular . . . Jmart dretrer . . . a jazz addict . . . with Anne and Connie . . . That'5 real mol! Commercial Clubg Glee Clubg Seton Forensic League. .I 1 MARYANNJLATEANO Maryann 1 Ni fY St. Brigid's, North Bergen Intelligent and friendly . . . help: out a pal . . . great to know . . . with Ceil, Angel, and Gert . . . Holy crow. ' Commercial Clubg Mission Unitg Spanish Club. JOSEPH LLANEZA Joe St. Aedan's, Jersey City The filent type . . . :hy ivith girly . . . Fifteenth Street football team . . . he love: comic: . . . everybody love: Joe . . . with Tom ana' Sam' . . . C'rnon, keep quiet. ' Baseballg Chemistry Club - Footballg Math Clubg Student Council. 27 . i DEVONA LYDON Dee St. joseph's, Union City Charming uit . . . gorgeous green eyes . . . our pal, Dee . . . at the corner :tore . . . with Alice, Mary, and joan . . . You're fini.rhed. ' Commercial Clubg Mission Unitg Year Book. .W WW X J ,E-V X . .N . x -Y, N JOAN LYNAM Joan St. Joseph's, Union City Vizfaciour personality . . . always laughing . . . unpre- dictable . . . true friend . . . in the :tore . . . with Pat, Mary, and Marilyn . . . Are you kiddin' me? Commercial Clubg Spanish Clubg Student Council. . 1 infringing other men'5 rights . . . yu l l J i ' N Q MARIE MALATESTA J BPH MAHONEX' Mme Joe Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken St. joseph's, jersey City Crew out . . . basketball fan Our personality min . good word for everybody , . .qifuture artist . . . at the ttore . . . with Jo and Tom . . . That .ftuff a ,U the rent Chemistry Clubg vpn nit. P O View N WILLIAM MANZETTI Bill St. Michaels, Union City Curley blond head . . . fourteou: . . . excellent car- toonist . . . willing to debate the Jfiencer . . . with jack. Bill, and jim . . . That'J rightlu Chemistry Clubg Glee Clubg Seton Forensic Leagueg Span- ish Clubg Student Councilg Year Book. a fine :tudent and a regular girl . . . dancing feet . . . the :tore . . . Margie and Rita . . . Why, Jhore! Commercial Clubg Glee Clubg Seton Forensic Leagueg Span- ish Club. gvlf S 5,1 Mfld, 0' .f ROBERTM Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Like: all :ports . . . crew cut . . . future navy man . . . at Phil'r . . . with George, Doc, and jerry . . . What a Peppef-W Chemistry Clubg Mission Unit. JOSEPH MARREN Joe Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Quiet . . . sly grin . . . hap- py-go-lucky . . . Yankee fan . . . with Joe and Boh . .. Let'J get a hitch! Chemistry Clubg Mission Unit. JOAN MCCARTHY Joan Our ,Lady of Grace, Hoboken Lovely face , . . willowy min . . . quiet charm . . . ar- tixtic talent . . . Kay and Mary- ann . . . Bleu your little black heart! Chemistry Clubg Mission Unitg Year Book. of I 45' V ANN MCCARTHY Anne St. John's, Jersey City Eiervefcent rchool rpirit. . . love: Saint Michaellr . . . e1feryhody'r huddy . . . dl'Ll'dyJ' dependable . . . with Mary. Peggy. and Glo . . . I mined a hm! Commercial Clubg Mission Unitg Spanish Clubg Year Book. ROBERT MCCLOSKEY Mac St. Michaels Union City Can fount on him in foot- hall . . . whiz at Math . . . alzvayf arguing ahout rome odd topic , . . hay a tarte for anufual tier . . . with Bill and Blarkie . . . Nippedf Baseballg Chemistry Clubg Footballg Glee Clubg Math Clubg Press Clubg Seton For- senic Leagueg Student Council. at . . . But if he suffer as a Christian, let him not he ashamed, let him glorify n God. l yen M NOUGH JOHN MCCOY il Dewey .f ugu ' nion City St. Brigid's, North Bergen 5797 471 gvvd-looking - - - Self-Jtyled mechanic . . favorf early retirement . . with foe and Mike . . . Are you kidding? Chemistry Clubg Mission Unit. football . . . Luka: fan . . . ufually :een with a hook . . . What': he doing? Chemistry Clubg Footballg Spanish Club. -W ,as JOSEPH MCGAVIN Joe SS. Peter and Paul, Hoboken Hohokenlr gift, Michaels joy . . . aluays rmiling . , . like: rport: . . . Math ir hi: meat . . . We 14 ill nou Jay a Hail Mary for the team. ' Chemistry Clubg Footballg French Clubg Math Clubg Se- ton Forensic Leagueg Student Council. MARIE MCGOWAN Ree St. Joseph's, Union City Pint-:ized perronalily pack- age . . . Bob'r gal, . . ha: a big heart . . . teen u ith Bob. Diane, and Peggy . . . I'm hungry! Checrleadersg Glec Clubg Mis, sion Unitg Spanish Clubg Year Book. JOAN MCMAHON Joan St. Michaels, Union City Tall . . . hazel eye: . . . ron- genial . . . artistically inclined . . .mappy majorette . . . con- gregater u'ith the C.Y.O .... Nlo Grace and Tootr . . . r kiddin'? Commercial Clubg Glee Clubg Majoretteg Student Councilg Year Book. Q. 147 N- li . Q 1 -r K Q -Z l Yu J gi, FRANK MCGORTY Frank St. Augustine's, Union City Operetta'.r bright .ftar . . . .feriouf when he ha: to he . . . Ioan ir hir girl . . . if he'.r there. Sal ir right behind him . . . Whore you kiddin'? Chemistry Clubg Glee Clubg Math Clubg Press Clubg Seton Forensic Leagueg Student Council. f JAMES MCKENNAY- Jim St. John's, Cliffside '- Room Three'r quiz kid . . . good looking . . . neat drex- rer . . . extensive vocabulary ...lon of fun . . . with joe, Bob, and Tom . . . Take a break! French Clubg Latin Clubg Math Clubg Press Clubg Year Book. For the time has come for the judg ment to begzn uzth the household 0 God... ll Tl My SDIO' N Fr ' , A s, r ity J ir r e . . hath l, b t ba w .. a d good ifty . . . with Burns, orge . . , n't write that. ' Baseballg Chemistry Clubg Footballg Glee Clubg Press Club. 12 -FLORENCE MIICK Cissie St. Michaels, Union City Terrific perronality . . . never without a joke . , . real plati- num hair . . . peppy .rtrutter , . . .teen with Peggy, Diane, Mary, Glo . . . Oooh, it wa: to fanny! Commercial Clubg Majoretteg e Mission Unitg Spanish Club. ob MMV :W T Tpkna s R fl ' ' 'li J . l's nion City Q aturally cu ey hair . . . uin of goodutanding . . top notch dretter 5 utual .teen with F n I I o Chemistry Cu 3. issi n' Student Co ni - .f if R S LLEN MULLIGAN Q Rose St. Augustine's, Union City Shy, dainty, and pretty nice . . . personality plat . . . Irish as the hlarney .ttone . . . seen with Ann Marie, Rita, Margie, and Marie . . . Oh, ture! Commercial Clubg Mission Unit. -Ari JO 1 k t. ntho ' rsey City Sp t . . . happy .rmile . enc :tad t . wantt get ri . 1, with Artie an zz . . , What a pipfu ' Chemistr Clubg Mission Unitg Year B ok. I, ,i UQ. 1 . . . But if it begin jirst with us, what , 5 fe, ll of those who do not believe the gos- I, t ' , UL ! ,L ff' 9 In ,fi r it pel of God. . KJ I b Lt t f lt ' i' N' r VINCENT MORAN Vinnie swf? St. Josephs, Union City Calm, cool, and collected . . . easy going . . . tall and lanky . . . talk: Jport: day and night . . . with Mike and Blackie . . . Auf, c'mon, quit it. ' French Clubg Latin Clubg Mis- sion Unit. MURPHY Liberia York on with friend Footballg Unitg Press Club. 31 'QR 'Y JOHN MURRAY jack St. Michael's, Union City Senor Murray, for Spaairb ir hir zlirh . . . like: rportr . . . ambitiour . . . dependable . . . bound to Jucceed . . . beride him you'll hnd Bill, jim, and Willie . . . He har it! Chemistry Clubg Glee Clubg Math Clubg Spanish Club. HARRY NICOLAY Harry St. Mary's, West New York A :well guy in every renre of the word . . . eats, drinkr, and rleepr football . . . knowr lair work . . . found with the team . . . Yeah, yeah, O.K.! Chemistry Clubg Footballg French Clubg Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Math Clubg Press Clubg Seton Forensic Leagueg Stu- dent Councilg Track. JEREMIAH O'BRIEN ' ' jerry Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Rather thy , . . easy-going I 4 , lihej a gmul joke . , . football Jtar . . . liver for Hif- lory period 1.91 , . . with the 171135 nf RUUN1 Six . . . O.K.. that 'J L'llO7l4LflJ,!H Chemistry Clubg Footballl Mission Unit, 32 cl Humble yourselves! theffefoule, umlol' the mighty Hand .I EJ! W, 'CIW za, r. WlLLlAhl NALLY Bill St. Micl1ael's, Union City One of the famour Bruin'r . . . almayr doing the opposite . . . likex barketball and foot- ball . . . in the :tore , . . Baseballg Chemistry Clubgf Mission Unit. HELEN O'BRlEN Helen St. Michael's, Union City Stepy'r buddy . . . Hey what 1l'ya ray? 3 -I . i .su Ng Terrihc cheerleader captain . . . rhe'r a railor'r gal . . . Dickie . . . rmart ilreuer . . . with Fran and Mary Lou in Stech'r . . . Ar a matter of fact - . Cheer Leadersg Chemistry Clubg French Clubg Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Mission Unirg- Press Clubg Seton Forensic League. X MARY O'BRIEN Mary St. Mich:-1el's, Union City Quiet and calm . . , cool ar a cucumber . . . good to know . . . with Pat, Dee, and Ann . . . Ya know- . Commercial Clubg Spanish Clubg Year Book. DOLORES OETTING - Del St. Michael's, Union City All the comics rolled into one . . . Spanish whiz . . . dreamy dresser . . . e11eryhody's pal . . . seen with Pat and Mary . . . Well, now- . Commercial Clubg Spanish Clubg Year Book. MICHAEL O'SHEA Mickey Holy Rosary, Edgewater Future mayor of Edgewater . . . always kidding Doyle . . . can hold his own with the girls . . . solution to Kuzman's grumhler caper . . . Blackie is his buddy , . . Knock it Oglu Chemistry Clubg French Clubg Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Math Clubg Press Club. . . . That He ma exalt ou in the time U , , 9' 3' of visitation. CECILIA O'HARE ' Ceil st. Brigid's, North Bergen Long - stemmed American heauty . . . hlonde hair . . . shy and sweet . . . with Angel, Gert, Maryann, and Connie . . . I'm thinking- . Commercial Club, Mission Unitg Year Book. MARY O'SULI.IVAN Mary St. joseph's, Union City Loads of fun . . . Ioan's other half . . . the store would collapse without Mary O . . . seen with ,loan and Pat . . . Pardon me! Chemistry Clubg Mission Unitg Seton Forensic Leagueg Year Book. WILLIAM PARIS FRANCIS PARANI Frank St Augustine's, Union City Back seat joker . . . keeps a solemn face during a terrific joke . . . sharp shirts . . . good at sports . . . with Tony . . . Gee whiz, Sister! Chemistry Clubg Mission Unit. 7 t Willie St. Michael's, Union City Quiet, intelligent speaker . . . always going somewhere . . , takes a lot of kidding . . . real good guy . with jim and Frank . . . What did you do last night? Chemistry Clubg SpanishClubg Student Councilg Year Book. PETER PASTORE Pete St. Josephs, jersey City Dark eyehrozrr antl Jullry look . . . perpetual collector for lunzlr . . . avoiilr French . . . hottomleu pit for a :tom- ach . . . Klipper aml Frank . .. Come on, get the money up. ' Bandg French Clubg Latin Clubg Mission Unit. ESTHER PERAGINE Esther St. Paul of the Cross jersey City Dark . . . attractive . . . Jweet . . . alwayr ready to laugh . . . happy grin . . . with Aggie, Ann, Mary . . . just a minute! Commercial Clulvg Mission Unit. il r ROBERT PFLUGH Bud St. Augustine's, Union City Alwayr knowr what, where, and why . . . proud of hir car . . . :well guy . , . never in a hurry . . . with Boh, jim, and Bill . . . Give tp, will ya? Mission Unitg Prom Commit- teeg Student Council. ,AFA f 11: ...Muff gi 3 I :if i iv Q7 ll , . l . FEM? ll Y yy Cast all your anxiety upon Him, cause He cares for you. Be sober! watch fy! J r .-1 t ri b Be GRACE PELETIER Grace St. Michael's, Union City Blue eye: . . . hlurher . . . terrific twirler . . . typing whiz . . . artirtic . . . Jchool rpirit . . . the C.Y.0 .... with Joan and Tootr . . . I can't ree! Commercial Clubg Glee Clubg Maioretteg Spanish Clubg Stu- dent Councilg Year Book. f -J X vi J - 4 'Q-,wb ,A-0 ' .L ij-f' 4 , 'VJUCHARD P AY' .s J W-Mew' 1 L F St. Anifg. ,Iersgi EY! ibccellenf athlete . . . very .1 intelligw . . . -burindwe -Q anner . sagpl-lrudt y '8 Z'gbotlLf 'ver it . Give me J u o Base allg Chemistry Clubg Foot- ballg Press Clubg Seton Foren- sic Leagueg Spanish Clubg Stu- dent Councilg Trng, 6 ' ANNE PHALON Anne St. Ann's, Jersey City Small . . . cute , . . Jmooth . . . perronality plus . , . ver- :atile . . . Shearing devotee . . . future iournalirt . . . SlECl9'.l' . . . with Connie and Kitty , . , He'r real cool. ' Commercial Clubg Mission Unity Seton Forensic Leagueg Spanish Clubg Year Book. DANIEL POWERS R, .fn -' '-' ,-X . f CONCETTA PICARDI Connie Saint Brigid's, North Bergen Pert and pretty . , . person- ality hid , . . sports ace . . . popular with both boys and girls . . . activity-minded . . . seen with Miggs . . . Yeah, next year! Basketballg Chemistry Clubg French Clubg Latin Clubg Press Clubg Seton Forensic League. Danny St. Nicholas, Jersey City Sharp dresser . . . takes life easy . . , quiet and unobtrusive . . . ambition, to graduate . . . with the fellows in the store . . . See ya later! Chemistry Clubg Mission Unit. s AGNES REILLY L Aggie St. Paul of the Cross Jersey City Typically Irish , . . beauti- ful blue eyes . . . wit straight from Erin . . . Cambridge Avenue . . . seen with Esther 1 . . That's mighty nice! Commercial Clubg Mission Unitg Spanish Club. will . . . For your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, goes about seeking someone to devour. ,f-.Qs e ,- it , J WN GEORGE POLCHIN George Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Tall . . . quiet . . . studious . . . mischievous smile . . . excellent in all his work . . . seen with Kelley . . . Let's go home! Chemistry Clubg Math Clubg Mission Unit. DIANA REGENHARD Diane . St. Ann's, jersey City Lithe . . . lovely . . . gold- en-haired . . , basketball is her weakness . . . Whitey is her hero . . . seen with Peggy-, Cissie, Pat and Whitey . . . That's my boy Whitey! , . . Basketballg Commercial Clubg Glee Clubg Majoretteg Mission Unitg Spanish Clubg Year Book. JOHN L. REILLY Jack Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Good-looking , . .quiet . . reserved . . . knows his wofh . . . destination Stevens . . . seen with Jerry, Doc, and Tom . . , When is this period over? Chemistry Clubg Footballg Math Clubg Mission Unit. 35 r A I g St. Francis', Hoboken ujdlfl' hair . . . twinkling LAMBERTA REMMIG Betty Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Glowing gal . . . hai us laughing till the tearr rome . . . makes every time a good time . . . 'I'om'5 her boy . . . with Kay and Ceil. . . Tom . Commercial Cluhg Spanish Clubg Your Book. BARBARA ROY LANCE Barbara eyer . . . dimpler . . . peppy . . . alirayr ready with a .rmile . . . lotr of perronality . , . with Cookie and Renee , . , lt'.r a Jin! Cheerleaderg Commercial Clubg Mission Unirg Spanish Club. PHILIP SALEMI Phil St. Josephs Union City Good-looking . . . nifty drerfer . . . like: to walk, er- pecially with Rita , . . w0n't .rtay in one place more than Hue minute! . . . Where are we going? Bandg Mission Unit. 36 GEORGETTE ROGAL George St. joseph's, Union City Slim and cute . . . French lady with Irirh blue eyer . . . adore: football heroes . . .seen at Melorhir with Pat and Bar- bara: . . I don't know! Commerical Clubg Mission Unitg Spanish Club, ffBut you, grounded in the faith, must Jiy SX face him boldly . . . Y l , xg i , y i i , i ll fxjkjiv il' MICHAEL RUBBINACCIO Mikey ,., . 'AE .ig 5 ,ei f :f 4 ,,,4:' 7 is I, 3 Ji 'si i f ,J 4 x as if gi X K sz' in ii g a i , ew N' ' igiikljzl .227 Keen renre of humor , liked by all . . . excel: in bar- ketball . . . getr a big kick out of living . . . in the rtore , , . with Hank and Tommy . . . What'r next period? Baseballg Basketballg Chemist- ry Clubg Press Clubg Student Conncil. ROBERT SALINARDI al Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Mighty mite . . . good ba:- E. V ketball player , . . real Mi- chaelian :pmt , . . uery witty . . . reen with the mayor? daughter . . . Hi ya! Baskerballg Chemistry Club. .c 1.7 'ily 3,-:x , X 1 , ' ,! V 'fm' sl A, X f vp., 'fp A' A ' ,, t A ' tl PAUL SANDERS Paul St. Michae1's, Union City Ca:ually accept: whatever come: hi: way . . . ha: a flair for the nniuual . . . :teadfa:t and open . . . trie: keeping Ci::ie a :ecret . . . 0.K., let': galil Baseballg Chemistry Clubg Mission Unit. WALTER SAWICKP Sawick 1 St. john's, Jersey City f Good-looking . . . foothall rtalzrart . . , forever eating... look: forward to the twelve o'cloch hell . . , I love Vir- ginia . . . Whit got a :and- wich? Chemistry Clubg Footballg French Club. ANN MARIE SCHRANK Ann St. Michae1's, Union City A hlithe:ome hlonde . . . magnetic permnality . . . con- tagiou: laughter . . . dance: a perfect lindy . . . alway: in demand . . . the :tore . . , with Marie and Pat . . . It': :tunning. Chemistry Clubg French Clubg Latin Clubg Seton Forensic Leagueg Year Book. Uv X, A IVIICHAEL SANSEVERRE , Sans ' V St. Paul of the Cross Jersey City Alway: ha: a good johe . . . well-liked . . . never :een with- out candy . . . play: foothall at lunch time . . . with joe and Mikey . . . Say, have you got a :pare dime? Chemistry Clubg Mission Unitg Track. 12.3, MARIAN SCHLATFER Marian St. Michael's, Union City Curley la:he: over hig, blue eye: . . . Hohhy? Boy:! . . . Hahit? Chewing! . . . Like: . the :tore . . . goe: with Peg, ' Ci::ie, Di, and Glo . . . You hiddin.9 Commercial Clubg Mission Unitg Spanish Club. . . . Knowing that the same suffering befall.: your brethren all over the world. FRANCIS SHEEHAN Doc Our,Lady of Grace, Hoboken Born comedian . . . if he': not Jeen, he': heard . . . happy grin . . . nonchalant . . . ha:kethall i: hi: :ideline . . . with the Hohohen crowd . . . What: up? Basketballg Chemistry Clubg Glee Clubg Seton Forensic Leagueg Student Council. A X217 JOHN SHEEKEY Jack St. Michaels Union City Fine Jeme of humor . . . very well-liked . . . keen ahout barkethall . . . future huxineu man . . . with George and joe . . . Got the time? Chemistry Clubg Glee Clubg Press Club. HELEN SHORTAL Helene Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Beautifully shaped eyer . . . .rhe'J a a'oll 4 . . good dreuer . . . grand permnality . . . with Margie, Rita, and Marie . . . SeriouJly rpeaking- . Chemistry Club, Forensic Leagucg Year Book. NICHOLAS STAMPALIA Nick St. Michael's, Union City Good .sport . . . can't un- rlerrtand why the Sisterr give home work . . . putr hir heart in football . . . liker Phyrical Training . . . with Bill.f'Oh, c'mon! Commercial Clubg Glee Clubg Mission Unit. 1 4 .gi 'iw '1 Ni ' sly. i ,if Q 'Y .-qt BARBARA SHERMAN Bobbie St. joseph's, West New York Peaches' and cream complex- ion . . . lovely Jmile . . . rweet . . . quiet . . . future cover girl . . . with Barhara and Cookie . . , How tall ir he? Chemistry Clubg Seton Foren- sic Leagueg Year Book. CONSTANCE SOBOLESKY Connie St. Joseph's, Union City Tall and good-looking . . . eary-going dirpofition , . . win- ning :mile . . , popular . . . future Rockette . . . at Stech'.r . . . with Anne and Kitty . . . I a'on't care! Commercial Clubg Glee Clubg Seton Forensic Leagueg Span- Anaf God, the giver of all grace, will give you mastery and steadiness and strength. ish Clubg Year Book. ROBERT STEFFENS Bob St. Michaels, Union City Likes comic hook: and Ma- rie . . . taker life easy . . . ambition, to graduate . . . at Leo'.f with the Bruin: . . . with Doc and Mike . . . Check that! Chemistry Clubg Glee Clubg Press Club. 4 intl 4. ANTHONY STEPKOVICH Shorty Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Huge grin . . . Hohoken Taxi Service . . . like.: Jportx and Arlene . . . future Physi- cal Training teacher . . . with Nally . . . Hey, .rmarten up! Banclg Chemistry Clubg Glee Club, Mission Unit. rflaiillh JJ! f' ia VE S Freddy St Joseph's, jersey City Husky build . . . nice to know . . . like! Jportr, ex- pecially football , . . travel: with Dizzy and Pete . . . What, are ya kiddin? Chemistry Clubg Footballg Mission Unit. VIRGINIA ZAHN Ginny St. Mary's, West New York Blonde hair . . . blue eye.: . . . .rrnart dreuer . . . Jympa- thetic ear . . . always ready to help . . . Bob . . . in the store . . . with Irene and Barbara . . . That': a dilly! Commercial Clubg Mission Unitg Spanish Clubg Year Book. seas. .,.. an t .. , I .,. 7 .. - ,an ,, I ., 4, -t, .-Q FRANCIS STROBERT Frank St Michael's, Union City Tall . . . black wavy hair . . . :port jackets' . . . keepx hir girlr a secret . . . in Roland'r with Steffen! and Nally . . What, another test. ' Chemistry Clubg Mission Unit. v X HELEN TARRANT Helen St. Paul of the Cross Jersey City Good thingr come in small packagef . . . blurhes like a rose . . . .rkating with Frank . . , seen with Carol, Ann, and Kay . . . Yeah, hey! Commercial Clubg Glee Clubg Mission Unit, Seton Forensic 1 League, Spanish Clubg Year A Book. 1- A ,-,fy I V-,J p,-9' yi .1 W 1 . ,I If . A I -f 1-f5f Mary Lou MARY LOU WAID St. Michael's, Union City Peppy . . . drexxer beauti- fully . . . full of Jchool .rpirit . . . like: football . . . and player!! . . . found in Stech'1 . . . with Helen and Fran . . . Oh, how cute. ' Cheerleaderg Chemistry Club, French Clubg Latin Clubg Press Clubg Year Book. ROSE ZITANI Rose St. Ann's, jersey City Doll face . . . ha: a Mona Lira :mile . . . unpredictable . . . vivaciou: permnality . . . fun to be with . . Vinny . . . at the :tore . . . with Ellen . . . That'.r my boy! Cheer Leaderg Commercial Clubg Mission Unitg Prom Committeeg Spanish Clubg Year Book. 39 'V IW- MOST POPULAR ACTO HARD UBBTN EGEN APL R ANA R MXCH DT 1 P 1 W3 S cHooL spIR1T RICHARD B Mc CARTHY 4 4 4 J MOST ATHLET TC RRY A PTC AKDT RD PP NCETT RTCHA CO ymvms D BEST LO of m e V TRA P-OSP 1 BEST DRESSED MOST COURTEOUS X MAKG ARPT RN1 Qpp CONNOLTX ' SALEM TUNE TCE OTCTNG PHTLTP KATHY: TAT ANT I v w Q ,. F POSSESSED SEL ' MOST OSULLIVAN MARY RIEN JEREMIAH O B MOST APT TO SUCCEED HARR Y N! COLA Y MAR Y ANN CULLEN MOST CHARMING BERNARD MARIE MAL GIA CA I. ONE A TES TA ,I .F '11 ' V1 X if 4 ! 4 . ' O' 2' if X, 5' , f- 5 MOST COUR TEOUS JOSEPH Mc GA 4 VIN WITTIEST FR MARGA ANCIS S RET EL BEST HEEHAN YNN DANC THOMAS HEJNSOHN LUCILLE BAKER ERS Home Sec -if J -W 'bln Yntfre .nhsolntely right, Smter liunice! lieguile them Even in Spanish, Mr. J0yCe'S Stories with smiles, :incl more history will stick within those are good- But take H look at Joan shining lieauls, Youll be sorr' when teacher comes liill Faust! The 'irls ure makin Y foocl use of their i 5 study - except, perhaps, Mary Bztnszivuge who has fullen into :1 clay clreumg und Angel, caught looking at Bill. Our Glasses! Lynamghe Hfsg to the fight. Would Perry at the blackboard, and two smart girls wig- the gal be 3 Skeptic? wagging chemistry answers. Better call their bluff Mr. Lukac - it can't happen twice! Sister Ann Joseph dictates, while future stenographers calmly take in their stride the three-fold operation of hearing, transcribing, and recording. Business world, look out! X- 11-- No, gentle render, these i1ren't bachelor girls pzirnding Paris on Saint Catherines Day, nor even suffrugettcs marching on London. They are simply Seniors practicing ballet during gym in l'il ole Union City! History period . . . and a wag remarked that Mr. Kuzman is showing Ellen, Angel, and Rose just where we won those foot- ball games! Their speed and poise really awes the' non- typists among us. Do you like the way Nick siiimpiiiia and Bin rawhide behind the girls? It's plain that Patricia is wondering where Sister got her transcription. That isn't the way Pat figured it out! Do you like studies in contrast? Heres what the boys do during their gym periods. This, and some more' Concetta and MC Gavin, two of Sister Helen James' all-star mathematicians are at the board. If expressions mean anything, Polchin, Lillis, Burns, and Perry are coming right along, while Miendak looks up for a breather. 3 Q PCG 0fGI1 ,'meJw, 4 , . K o J K 7 2, . ' ' r 7 'sq V 1 1 ' X' 'fi ,- qt V :mf ' in nv- . l -. 1'-- .. ' -2 'll' ' A 'K Zlnderclassmm Their schoolrooms are drill-grozmds for a good life. The hom' of trial will come- ' and they will remember. f yimpism. i ROOM 7: Row I . . . F. An-lruili, j. Cnliguire, G. Carney, M. O'Connor G. Farley, ll. 0.111-.. Row 2 , . . Ci. Du Puis, C. Cottrell, A. Laufenluerg P. Wilsiari, K. French, D. Kriessler, lf. Maessner, B. MtGovern, Cough: lin, R. blmlqige, li. l'.ixton. Row 5 . . . 'l'. litheveria, A. Lillis, I-. Wirtz, T Czlllzimatri, A. llermnn, VI. Kmemer, R. lN1i1dden, D. Lauricella, W Balltcricntle, l. liogiitl, Cf. fligiriunella, M. 'l'i,ul1e. Row -l . . . W. Tar- nacki, bl. Moore, D. McGill, R. lirido, 'If Giluney, C. 'l-l1lJl'lliiS, Paterek T, Byrnes, j. lignn, D. Pave-ro. ROOM S: Row I . . . L. Hatcher, M. Bussanich, R. Murphy, M McGuire, M. llaggerty, M. Flynn, M. Sullivan, M. Mahoney, C. Dono van, DI. Russak. Row 2 . . . C. Kellenherger, M. San Petro, C. Hernandez, P. linnis, ll, Toohey, M. Znnetti, M. Light, D. Garrison, R. Yandola P. Hopkins, A. Cheplic, P. jones, Row 3 . . . T. Mclntyre, G. Webb, J Cook, P. Fallon, -I. Votteler, G. Luber, K. Braun, M. Dunlea, F. Day, E Gray, R. Sheehan. w 611155 They are looking back on nearly full three years now, und are thrillingly alive to the fact that, when we go, they'll be the Seniors. Here in Saint Michaels, it is singularly true that each class has its own marked characteristics. If honors be the gauge, then the present juniors take the palm for scholarship, for they have more honor students among them than have any of the other if 5 groups. This doesn't mean that they are laggards in sports or other activities, but simply that their chief merit is their interest in their studies. For this, we Seniors are happy. Could we choose, we wouldn't have it otherwise. We leave them our places, hoping they will fill them better than we. Good luck to them, and God bless them! ROOM 9: Row l . . . M. Hansen, N. Kammerer, M. Duff, A. Clark P. Moriarty, G. Kavanagh, M. Morley, B. Hanna, L. Purcell, Y. LaBarre C. Gross. Row 2 . . . P. Haggerty, E, Egan, P Walsh, C. Wickham, S Zahrzewski, D, Gerhold, M. jahnke, M. Barnett, G. O'Donnell, M Evangelista. Row 3 . . . J. Lenihan, J. McNally, W, Vogel, E. Koch, J Jarvis, E. Collins, P. Dente, J. Sheridan, K. Render, T. Cook. ROOM IO: Row 1 . . . M. Tuzzo, D. Molnar, T. Kelly, E. Dolan, P. Greer, M. Musso, H. Moloughney, 1. Roderick, A. Cocchia. Row 2 . . . L. Van de Wal, C. Moran, R. Lenahan, J. Binetti, J. Besold, P, Donnelly R. O'Brien, W. Carr, W. Curran, D. Crowley, F. Ferrante, J. Cadematori Row 3 . . . R. Walsh, 1. Brennan, Q. Biegen, J. O'Rourlce, R. Tagliabue W, Zuhowski, G. Pfanner, J. Roarry, F. Kronlce, T. McDermott. M .ll y 1 bf. 'Y Physics period, with :ill those handsome heads grouped by accident, not design! The hoys on the extreme left tgirls, you might like to check on their curlsj are: ffndenmtori, Wiilsli, and O'Rourlce. That Beautiful Dreamer Chrst in the last rowj is Donnelly. Sister Aloysius jose is observing the work of Besold and McDermott. Zuhowski, poking away there in the forefront, needs no introduction. Do we stand near The Gate of the West ? Listen to these names from the Intermediate Algebra group: Immediate right - Ann Laufenbergg second row in from camera - Georgette Du Puis, Mary Tighe, Eleanor Paxtong third row, front - Theresa Escheveriag fourth row, front - William Tarnaclcig fourth row, third - Joseph Paterekg at the board - Irene Bogacz, Patricia Wilson, Sister Helen James, Denis Mc Gill. -41 ' 23.'21.:..N.vZ777 W ., 50' It was a tip-top explana- tion of the electoral system. Mr. Foran gave it in Room Nine, and we heard it. But we doubt if James Jarvis did! f 'f7 This is Room Eight at English, and they're really that interested. In the front row, right, out of joint with their times are McIntyre pushing a pen and Luber taking a look- see. A smile is beginning to break on the face of Margaret Flynn, directly in fronrg while Dolores Gar- rison and Edward Gray are just about ready to rock into laughter. 1x .41 'Q Q., ,H ka 'ND 3 , I 'f 'la 'dy . . 'Xl l- it i E ll 1 A I f fc ' ' ' , ' , , ' f ,- I i ' fi- L x.,l , f 1 1 .. 1 'Y - ,- ' - ,. - DLA . I' , if maart . , ROOM ll: Row l . . . S NWyrvykowski, IZ. lvlclxtlcill, T. Carey, j. Hughes, G. Goultling, li. llisthlcr. Row Z . . . l.. Connolly, M. Dondero, M. Egan, M. Kent, D. llopowski, M. Lavelle, j. McGovern, P. Quinn, S. Grillin, li. Tliornc-. Row 3 . . . K. Wkirtl, R. Sretlnicki, E. Orlak, P. Barnes, j. Miiillc-y, yl. Utlonnell, Ii. vlontis, li. Gilligan, V. Uscinski, A. lmmen, li. Bitlkcncntle. Row -l . . . W, Watson, Kotowski, Merel- ski, M. Vitale, P. llurns, j. Wiilkc-r, A. Vitale, R. Kugelman, L. Tighe, T. Cleary, W. Brooks. ROOM 12: Row l . . . B. Gohho, K. Dooley, C. Witt, A. Braden, M. Picartli, T. Sgantas, S. Murray, J. Barrett, C. Sheehy, P. Walsh. Row 2 . . . Donovan, M. Gartner, J. De Minico, M. Ryle, J. Walczak, S. Patterson, K. Cummings, A. Staudt, N. Dwyer, K. Tarrant, C. Kozlowski. Row 3 . . . G. Dzwielewski, E, Hudak, 1. Sokolski, D. Haugh, P. Miner- vini, N. Penna, P. Sullivan, M. Betta, H. jacquett, F. McCarthy, C. Hickey. 611155 Our Sophomores wear their tag name both aptly and proudly. They saunter easily all over the High School and its environs, and know exactly when their fun ceases to be good and begins to smack of offence. They have not the flair for scholarship that dis- tinguishes the Juniors, but, as a class, they outshine the juniors in sports. For, in each of the four Sopho- zffb' more groups, there are several really excellent athletes, both boys and girls. And, since their High School days are not yet half over, they promise Saint Michael's for at least another two years the thrill of victory - victory on gridiron, track, court, and field. Good luck to the Sophomores! May the wind be always to their backs! ROOM 14: Row 1 . . . M. Thornhill, R. Murphy, C. McCloskey, L Castellito. Row Z . . . G. Tietgen, D. McGuinn, M. Peveril, C. Sollecito D. Russak, S, Enny, D. Kindler, G. Cucolo, R. Schenkerberg, P. Sheehan Row 3 . . . E. Boyle, S. Aragona, H. Olsen, C. Glade, C. Zahrzewski, M Holland, E. Walsh, M. Whalen, P, Bailey, C. Dunn. Row 4 . . . 1. Cal- ton, J. Solecitro, C, Roedelbronn, H. Snyder, R. Keily, T. Kennedy, A Gerbereux, J. Hester, J. Murray. ROOM 16: Row l . . . A. Russo, J. McMahon, P, Munier, D. Farley, W. Crimmins, T. Muir, J. McCaskey, C. Prentiss, W. Cheplic, J. Paris. Row 2 . . . J. Grisoni, G. Zagarola, T. Ostapuck, J. Biegen, R. Bonino, R. Atzingen, A. Walters, R. Cella, O. Carlsen, G. Zimmerman, F. Scrufari, A. Lynch. Row 5 . . . J. Ferry, D. Romano, F. Weber, G. Bischer, J. Cullen, R. Goba, R. Stauffer, A. Phillips, M. Reilly, P. Cavalli, V. Murphy, R. Kellenberger, J. Rivelli. Absent . . . W. David. ll fi! Hllyllffl Yvil7I,f C'L' Ilfmdfc' ltm'11,r in my 'Purfvq -zwm' rf112n1i.t.9' In ze ppofmire may , . .. ' Though the song be ild, the actors are new. She is Maureen Egan, and he john Mailley. Those two smiling prohles just beginning to show themselves in the Room Eleven audience belong to Peter Burns and Dorothy Popowski. .chili 4r,4S .4 L l - :QW-I ul Most of these boys are from Room Eleven, and are using the Library under the direction of Sister Aloysius Jose, during a study pe- riod. Apparently working in pairs, those standing are Cfrom left to rightjr Francis Dischler, Thomas Cleary, Wallace Watson, Gerald Goulding, Richard Kugelman, and Joseph Metelski. Seated at the rear table are Peter Barnes and Joseph Roderick, who is the lone junior present! Lawrence Tighe, William Brooks, John O'Connell, and Eugene Jonas are studying in front. You can't see Sister Marian Francis, away over to the right. But George Bisher is demonstrating in Room Sixteen with at least one watchful eye fixed on his Geometry teachers face! The Sophomore near- est the board to the extreme left is John Grisonig Arthur Lynch is to his rightg and William David is just behind Lynch. That good right ear to the left forefront belongs to Joseph Rivelli. And, to the imme- diate right, you'll see the left ear of Denis Farley, who ISN'T looking at the board. 'iv-,'ijAvt1trvQl3ARRE'33LA' 4 ' i L f 1 1 Q , 9 3 , fb-' ' 4,41 v if U- A j 1 gif, X Q . ' 3' ' f H, 1. ,gjfe qi ' s iff FA Their amusement qabovej is centered upon an other student marooned in the front of Room Four- teen with a Spanish translation. They are Cbeginning at the left, and from front to backj first row: Carolyn Dunn, Patricia Sheehan, Dolores McGuinn, Gertrude Tietgeng second row: Geraldine Cucolo, Mary Ellen Holland, Marilyn Peverilg third row: Sheila Enny, Patricia Bailey. Here Cto the rightb we have a General Science period in Room Twelve, with Mrs Lukac illustrating his lecture. Mary Ryle and Donald Haugh are stand- ing near the board, and that dark head raised so attentively is the general attitude of Patricia Walsh. These young scientists in the Biology Lab with Sister Mary Eleanor happen to be Sopho- more boys and junior girls. The two tall Sopho- mores standing are Kellenberger and Gobag the two at the white table are Russo and Watsong and those working in the foreground are Qfrom left to rightjz Rivelli, Cella, Ostapuck, and Atzingen. The girls to Sister's left are Ann Laufenberg and Dorothy Kriesslerg those to her right are Irene Bogacz and Georgette De Puis. ROOM 15: Row 1 . . . W. Sira, j. Murray, G. Quinn, P. Renner, L. Sol- lecito, D. Bercaw. Row 2 . . . T. Vanderheyden, V. Carr, P. Mahoney, P. Yannuzzi, M. Stanton, C. Barry, P. Mazauskas, B. 'W sf' ?x Nolan, J. Walsh, M. Hag- gerty. Row 3 . . . D. Kro- pac, B. May, N. Greer, C. Poulston, D. Dow, G. Van de Wal, W. Casalino, J. Connors, F. Mesto, M. Kee- J v gan, J. Aragona. Row 4 . . . J. Crugnola, E. Mac- Donald, R. Quinton, P. -,, Laurina, V. Dorazio, H. Van Breda, A. Flynn, G. Villa, J. Balwierczak. l ag' 4 -ga R xx 3 A Cflrzss nf 5 Meet our Freshmen, nearly two hundred of them! Weare proud of them, and want you and them and everyone else to know of our pride. Still new to our school, they have already proven themselves to be the most activity-minded group Michaelians have seen in many years. Whether the activity be a play, a debate, rooting for sports, gathering clothes for the Koreans, collecting Christmas presents for the less fortunate, or just joining whatever clubs are open to them, the Freshmen are one hundred percent, and so prompt that it is a joy to deal with them. We are glad to see such enthusiasm at the foot of our ranks, glad that Saint Michaels will taste it for another three years. We can do with you, Freshmen. Welcome! 1 P' 'ii' I 7'-1 4 , - L., XX Y LA. E.. In -- -2. if, 1 1 I , ,f gd ,A ,ax I ROOM 41: Row 1 . . C. Richmond, D. Krieg P. Merolla, D. Lynch, W Cypser, E. Moppert, J Flynn. Row 2 . . . K Moloughney, F. Mariniello C. Williamson, F. Miller E. Somers, M. McGavin, F A Q- gl Y 9 House, M. Donovan, M Anderson. Row 3 . . . A Marten, E. Dellafave, R Spiekermann, P. Shelton A. Lyons, G. Bollinger, C Jones, R. Kelly, M. Pera gine, A. Livellara, J. Gai' ing. Row 4 . . . P. Farley P. Chiarello, G. O'Brien R. Pantaliano, J. Koenig G. Guarente, W. Stern, D Lennon, H. Sipple, W Bosanko. n v 1 Q I 9 x yy 7 A jfv X L, I I ' 4' J 'M 4 . as 3 T in OOM owl . W!! R. Davisx, .Ma ef, .1 Farmer, . McVic J. Mussara. Row 2 'gl . E. Wald, A. Flood 3. Lamen- R dola, C. Ullrich, E. MCQU Naught,A. Mideaker, C. Offerman, M. Smith, P. Coyle, J. Traynor, K. Sheridan. Row 3 . . . I. Hernandez, A. De Leon- ardis, M. Dey, F. Mennella, T. McCarthy, G. Llaneza, J. Enny, C. Mulhearn, V. Blasucci, M. Flaherty, P. Banks. Row 4 . . . E. Noonan, E. Chesnovitz, P. Pinto, R. Scarrone, W. Nolan, J. Sloyan, H. Gut- jahr, W. Jackson, R. Ben' nerti. ROOM 47: Row 1 . . . J. Gerbino, L. Gariboldi, J. Moran, V. Messano, W. Koenig. Row 2 . . . A. lacovino, D. Deeley, C. Mazurek, F. Solleder, M. Yorke, J. McKenna, M. Schlemm, F. Nuziale, I. McCoy, Lucille Walsh. Row 3 . . . Lillian Walsh, A. Hester, R. Miller, S. O'Brien, W. Cummings, G. Holmes, P. Hughes, P. Hampton, D. Zeil. Row 4 . . . A. Bansavage, P. Gaffney, F. Mountain, W. Berndt, R. Archer, J. Kratz, J. Morton, L. Carricarge, S. Peremes. ROOM 46: Row 1 . . . L. Sinfield, P. Camerlingo, R. Urhanik, W. Boessman, W. Tighe, R. Savasta, T. Hilclernann, J. Damrnann, T. Moran. Row 2 . . . J. Murtz, C. Brozowski, J. Klahre, P. Mahoney, P. Shreck, P. Konopacki, K. McMullen, L. Aragona, H. O'Donnell, C. Kaiser. Row 3 . . . V. Quagliana, L. Mott, L. Howard, L. Ron- coroni, B. Reid, M. Bur- ner, M. Cooney, K. Nolan, A. Gallagher, C. Della- Lana, J. Fitzpatrick, B. Kaminski, H. Messemer, D. Prevete. Row 4 . . . R. Robertson, M. Wallaskey, H. Greenhalgh, R. Curran, J. Dolan, J. Byrnes, J. Dowden, J. Hudson, 1. Hull, F. Bello. Here is Room flo, relaxing from an English lesson to smile into the Camera. How about those million dollar grins from Robert Savasta and Lester Mott? CSeCond row lrom right, second and fourth seatsj john Camerlingo smiles with his eyes, too lthirtl row, iirsti as does Helen O'Donnell Hirst row, thirdj. As for Frank Bello Hirst row, frontl THF DISTINGUISHED MAN OF THE MONTH series will find him, yet! Algebra in Room 47, with Miss Squire teaching. Most of the Freshmen are working, like Gordon Holmes llast row, thirdj who is biting his lips in Concentration. But john Moran Cthird row, lirstp is toppling into the embrace of Morpheusg while Frank Mountain Cthird row, thirdj and Lillian Walsli Csecond row, firstj seem to be enjoying the same joke. Nl. , x x,,,1 ff! If you'll look closely, you'll see that Robert Curran and John Dolan are giving a puppet enactment of THE KINGS ENGLISH. The stage is teachers desk, left free to them by Sister Anthony Marieg and the stage wings are her books. Because of the earnestness of the two directors, lively Freshman imaginations are having no difficulty over non-existent props. There are girls in Room 15, toog but the camera caught a section of boys. They are listening with obvious interest to a lecture in History. But you can't keep Hoboken down, folks, and Gerard Quinn has either a question to put or a contribution to make. Which is it, Gerard? Room 41 is in the midst of a Latin session Both class and teacher QSister Helen Beatriceb are following Mary Anderson's expert conjuga- tion. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Feb. Mat. Apr. May june li iitifa. E Q, A 'ii .1 1' ACTIVITIES CALENDAR 11 17 18-21 21 24 1 8. r 22-- 23 24 51 7 9 11-17 20 21 28 6 15 20 I 9 215 23- 3 6 14 24 18 10 21 6-9 12 22 V ll. Father Patricks Address of Wfelcome Presentation of Football Squad and Pep Rally Days of Retreat for Entire High School Communion Breakfast for Football Squad Meeting of Student Council, Assignment of Duties Formation of Clubs, Election of Officers Fire Prevention Week Catholic Missions Week Introduction of Driver Education Course United Nations Day Halloween Dance Faculty Tea Parents Night American Education Week Collection of Clothes for Korea Thanksgiving Dance Victory Dance -- Victory over Emerson High School Football Iianqtiet, Awarding of Trophies, Crowning of Pootball Queen Collection of Christmas Gifts for Orphanage Christmas Play Chemistry and Physics Demonstration, General Motors Corp. l.etttn'e on Nursing Profession, Sister Mary Therese, O.F.S. liarn Dante Catholic llook Week l.etlnre on Womens Military Services by l,ieut. Lorraine liottnner l.etttn'es on Vocations by Father Clark and Sister Edwarda Saint Patrick's Day Program Demonstration by Miss Reardon of Burroughs Adding Machine Co. One Act Play Festival Operetta, The Student Prince Senior Prom Wfeekend Retreat for Seniors Senior Communion Breakfast Senior Graduation -vi ,f 'ff if, JAXIL YQ, 4, NNxxq,h 1 Qxx V f '34,-::...u,' it Nx f NW QNX X xx Organizations and Activities wx W Zi :sum 7 We play am! work and fmzy together, that we may be ftrofzg in cl6iZ'c?7'J'il'j' together. The zffhccr of our Zltzssrvrfnz Klub 1' l 7 1 ii fl gi b i Q Q 5- l l f ' fl 4 ,, P . Uanfmcrcial gfllb l9rc'5S 5015 Grace llclcticr, iu'rvlf1z'y,'Rii:1 Gill, f1rviiflc'11l,' Margarct Gloria Jones, 1'iCL'-f7I'C.fifiU7If,' JamCs MC Kenna, presi- Bgmmgumq 1,j,,.f,,-lf,j,jU,,1, rfcnfg Eleanor Iifgan, secretary. 21. f? l '99 9? latin Klub Thomas Carey, zficc-firesiticfnt Mary Tiglic, trcumrer Eleanor Paxton, secretary joseph Patcrck, fJ1'U.Iilf6'7'll Zhcnzistry 61116 Joseph MC Gavin president Thomas Doyle, secretary Vincent Moran, treasurer Richard Perry, vice-president I The memhers of these cluhs are entire classes, those taking the suhject out of which the cluh has arisen. Once cz month, read Ike a indent 5 Wnn Wnn Seninr Sfrenen Cflnb funny 95,4511 51,15 Denis Mc Gill, vice-preridevzr Kathleen French Jecre Maureen Egan wee pzerzdcnt ohn Mailley prerzdenz taryg joseph Mc Gavin, prerzdcm Mary Kent fecrelary Main Hlnb James MC Kenna, preriawzt Concetta Picardir, recreiary Richard Burns, rice-preriderzl Spanish Elnbs Boys' Group , . . James Ferry, prefidefzt Frank Mc Gorty, treararer Thomas Heinsohn, recrefary Richard Perry, ritfe-preriderzt Girls' Group . . . Margaret Flynn, preriderzt Joan Lynum, nice-pre5ide12t to vary the class peri- od, we have special programs designed to reanimale and deep- en our interest in the routine work of the class. Fa fo. E fur 'F g I U D 3 if i LJ,', x . ,M 1 M 1 Q R, 5335 FEQL wwf F Q . -. N, . ,M g ,M N .X ,X ' ,. -if 7 . 31. 81692 1 M xi wif. 'Q mg- -A X - IQ?-v 1.:5::. X N :qw whfw m Q ASQ, - X ' 9 P . I X 1, I I ini? I Father dent and vrce Iohnson. Council and 5 Kathryn uflzile our glee Klub is' really l0,as'.f 1 fg The Glee Club is immensely popular, for the members receive individual as well as group attention and contribute much to the social life of the school. To the right are tenors we caught at practice recently. From the left, first row - Robert Tag- liabue, Donald O'Rourke, Lawrence Tighe, Thomas Mc Carthy, Robert Walsh, William Nallyg second row - Gerard Farley, Vincent Murphy, Frank Mc Gorty, James Ferry, Edward Orlakg standing, the director, Mr. O'Donnell. They are singing Christmas carols. Coclcing an interested ear is Mr. Smith, who also entertained with his band. For not-to-be-duplicated expressions, look at Harold ,Iacquette fwith a draped armb Nathan Penna Cwith the curl in the middle of his forehead: and Tom Kennedy Cwearing a plaid scarfb. Lweacinm O if F . Scsi Cffk-lwx Hb ' vw E' V NFS M fan S2 Our 1671144 I classy bffffl in ca fume and iff ct Were proud of our musicians. and so thrill to see them that we quickly forgive occasional dismal sounds that tumble out of the band room during Tuesday and Thursday practice periods. They play at .ill school entertainments. lend glamour to football games. march in the Holy Name Day parade, and pcrform with elegant assurance in the august halls of Debate. From left to right. in the posed picture. you see: front row -Y Mr. Smith L director '. Paul Nunicr. ,lohn Dolan, Anthony Stepkovich Cvice-presidentj, james Hester, Frank Scrufari, Paul Shelton, Leonard Van de XVa1, William Vogel. joseph Gerbino, Kenneth Braun, john Mc Mahong second row - John Ferry, Aidan Teeling, Arthur Lynch, Robert Koch, lames Ferry Cpresidentl, Peter Laurino, Thomas Ostapuck, Philip Salemi Ctreasurerl. Thomas l-leinsohn fgecretaryq was absent the day the formal picture was taken. I-les that longish gentleman marching in front of the banner in the first picture. ' v A 1 11 'Q W , 7 FN Q? U 91 , f A. if P s la I . 34.14, . - I i , 7 1 ,' A , Q '5 , 1 1 ' J 4' ' f'Q ft: , X :J Y VIA -iggm. Mmm Q ', Ml I K-f D il I The retreat master, Reverend Hester, C.P., prays at the foot of the altar before delivering a sermon. I 'E 1 qty k Nfl? 'Y 1,05 -r .YQ 41, 1. 'ml W YN .1 WM., A can -C' 1' . A -0 4 I i t 'Q A 1 Ga. 'L 0 .-wud:-..r 4,-W Max, M 'K 'V XKA. h Q arse VN, L65 f .... ,QS gg e.r at Lf ' ,am G 5 - - ' .P iarrrng for Q f' 5 l in ,3., A 2: nv Q' in . 'bl' ftcnnru ' fly' N 'hu -9' the Monastery 5 ..,,.. i 1 , 4 . 1 . is , - an ,. z ,, X4 A I .9 y ' av ,wg -i' 1 , ' , .-- , 1 :N- Q u y U 8 En Q5 ,xp Q. F- . in Q5 'A 's -' f gi. 'lg' 1455: 'fl ' ' -'.o':'w: -if-I. 1 -tm as4.fff f' I '- gg' 1 2,.tq'f+q i - X ', , x -x'.Q f,5u,: Q f t 2 I ' M. K Q i. ' Y gn ,. s, A 1 CQ cf gt 'Ng fy dv., 4 wtf' I 6 Elxgxk fx in-F ' 'Q ' x'?i ? r' P ' K -4 ? M 'V M Q, , :Maw 1, N stand-will :ell you ' I f I , if ,. ' A Y ,,, ij, T 1 f M Q 9 1 ' , ,Q,, , , ,E 4, If ,ag A ..f, ,, if ' I - ,WA am, , I Wifi: 9,5 4 Q ' 1' iw VW 0 ,yi lbw 2' aaa , 7 We f' Q' 1' A. , 457 Vw , A ,Wharf ' 5 V' 27, X , 45 1 I , l un. bf' ill k 4 df' ,f A 3 dal J ,Je gil, .X yin il 'h f'g'q1vn' E U, ' 3 From the left, around the rear table - Geraldine, Cucolo, Robert Keat- ing, Dolores Mc Guinnp Gloria jones, Richard Perry, Edwin Collinsg around the front table - Patricia Walsh, Frank' Andruili, Thomas Cook, Robert Bado, Thomas Ken- nedy, Kathleen Cummings. 901' W fs-If ww' - ...4 'C QL we 9 r e0f 'M I ' ggfgff Unit. amz wife Uf nezghvar nur ,flflissivrz lluif is indefatigible. Like the Stu- dent Council, it is made up of two representatives from each classroom. These have been responsible for collecting PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH dues, clothes for the Koreans, Christmas gifts for a girls' orphanage, and papers and magazines for India. Cur- rently, they are busy with the BISHOPS' FUND FOR THE VICTIMS GF WAR. And the end is not yet! Circular pictures be- low are of Donald - O'Rourke and Lillian Wirtz, zealous co-chair- men of the Mission 'Y l 0 I X N.. 7: 5 Q, V1 rg lfrom the left: first rim - TN ,JW f latuaref Hansen. Helen Tofuliev, Lorraine Purcell' second row - Geraltline Cutolo. Marilxn Pexttitl. Carmclita lnlernantlez. klohn Biegeng third row - Patricia Augustitus. -loan liitzyueraltl, lilt rents Sollt-tier. -larnes Paris. Mary Burke, Rose Zitanil fourth tow 1 Carol XY'itt. Donald WR- urke. Patricia Circ-et. Lillian XVirtzg hfth row - Ann Francis, Peter 72 Pastotc. Diana Rc.uenh.1r.l1 sixth tt-xx - Alohn lflutlson. Iileanor Somers, Palma Yannuzzi, Marilyn Dontlero. Mithael Rtrlwlwinactro. -lames De Vita. seventh row - William Berndt, Patrick Pinto, Charles Innes. yvr love af fha same dear Zlzrish buffrfr zz far luckiar and much closer nciglzbon the Pram Eommiffec has also been busy. if fr- N-.. Aren't they handsome? They are also able! They are planning the annual Senior Prom for May twenty-hrst, at the Meadowbrook Country Club. Wfe regret exceedingly that we t:1n't wait for I1 Prom picture, so were giving this full page to the Prom Committee. From the left - Frank Mc Gorty, Rose Zitani, Bernard Giacolone, Lucille Baker, and Robert Pflugh Cchairmanb. 73 We izvnared iz! iz bfoofirizll l6'i1i1quci mm w Whom izrfmfr was due fcizicyfly iz bays ' shaufy 'U .,,,,,..J ii-,-w,,,,,,,i Ix N fi W, Frou: ln-It -f- KMWI1 Kuymgm, Xvillinm Murphy fnrwminzltwl fllIfSf1ll1lIiI1j.f formllmll player, :mul rc- L'L'lVlI1.Ll rmlvlmyk, lqnlrcr l'.m'uk, Rim-Ilcn A1llHl4Lf.lI1 falmscn us Immrlxnll quccnl, :mil Assistant fkmclm Lllkgu. Ami We izffizrii the W. A. 19 cvzplaiii the Women is' Military Smfices fizlfifgafizvr iz girls ' siiowy Qi, ! ,lst chrzshhhs, the 5156 Elhff fisklsd hs ihfrf shcfhfs ll U of lhhghfsr with their L'UlfFI6Lfy, Che Zlhihzfihfd Guest Mootctl question - who hatl the better time, actors or spectators? From left - Wtillttce Wtttstmn, Donald O'Rourlce, James Messmer, Vincent Murphy, William Zuhowsky fthe uninvitetl gucstlp, Robert Tagliabuc, Frank McGorty, Carmelitu Ciarumclla. 7 ill l Wm , Q I l , A , 1 4 Ll, - :ull iq A V is fl ti 'l s Q 5 E E 5 . Q. 1 if if ', '. I 4. hhd fhsh hufed hs ihhf rezfcrehf silehce with fhsir hffhhfifhl fhhlchhh hhd fhhchihh Khrishhhs fhhsif X 1 r Fi nu ,I lined! 1 4 mil , 4 1 g 2 lr lg 'iw . 4 .,, 1 . gi' il ,ttyl lm l li-fix si , ' X 75 Our Satan Zfrensic lfmguc' is my much alive Foy' all and prrfmises to be lizfelicfr , , ,G U 111050 fl? f . f 7 lJCf1 d' J- 771119 l aklww A' f ' J films M16 JA 5 JV f faki- Above, from left, kneeling - Willizmm Manzetti, Robert Keating Robert Mc Closkey, john Cademorti, james Mc Kenna, Frank Mc Gortyi , -E Paul Camerlingog standing - Harry Messmer, john Hudson, Donald O'Rourke, james Roarty, Joseph Mc Gavin, Ronald Goba, Carol Witt, Gertrude Tietgen, john Curran, James Hull, Frederick Cranwell, Car- melita Ciarmellag on steps - Lois Connolly, Georgette Du Puis, Lillian Wirtz, Mary Kent, Maureen Egan, Helen Olsen. Pictured to the left are the league ofhcers - Robert Mc Closkey 7 treasurer, William Manzetti, president, Frederick Cranwell, vice-presi- dent, Concetta Picardi, secretary, was absent when this picture was taken, but she is a very active student and can be found elsewhere in the book. .4- Dec. 4 Extemporaneous St. Aloysius, Jersey City speaking Dec. 9 Oratory contest C.Y.O., jersey City Feb. 4 Forum, sectionals St. Aloysius, Jersey City Feb. 24 Forum, finals Arts High, Newark Mar. 4 Debate tournament, St. Aloysius, jersey City sectionals Mar. 8 Poetry festival Rutgers University, Newark Mar. 11 Debate tournament, St. james, Newark finals Mar. 15 Oratory contest, American Legion, Union City sectionals Mar. 21 Oratory contest, Vroome School, Bayonne hnals Apr. 2 One act play festival St. Charles Borromeo, Newark Apr. 29 Debate St. Peter's Prep, Union City yi 1 4 fu, f-5, r I . :H 5, li 'S f u v N. -lyt L is pun III L in . 1 W6 illllfc' lflfff lfllly U16 fllldififllflfll Sflldic'5', wa H150 u now - Zzlher Patrick has iufradmfd and is teaching Driver Educafian 7' i IE! 1 S -1522 ' , II I StUIlCI'IAEL'S HIGH SCHOOL LLC Q vw QS RIVER EDUCATION X , ,,,,. ,.,, . 5 e- Y BDI. NIO'I'OIx CORP' -ff A Above: 'l.III4lIIII.I,iI the toopergttion of the I3,U.I,. Motor George Lzlissig, Sr., proprietor of the B.D.l,. Motor Corpor- Corpornition nntl the Amerit.tn Automobile Association, zuiong Father Pruriekg George Lzlssig, ,Ing Paul Sr. Mauro, I uber reetixes .1 Driver Iitlutntion eau: Left ro right - representative of the Amerieztn Automobile Association. Below is ll typienl eI.rss in Driver Ifduention. The Course is open to juniors and Seniors. These Imppen to be juniors. 4 Now, turn to Von Aster- uns Of Ifilf WIFI' ,fnfnnlnr frndifisns is ins Annnnl. Opsrsffn. Unis ysnr ins Glas gfllb is sfsring Une Sinslenf Zfrincs. 1-Ra.-. -Y We walked in on a rehearsal, and you see exactly what we found. From the left - William Manzetti, Donald O'Rourke, Dominic Lauricella, Marilyn Dondero, Carmelita Ciaramella, James Ferry, Barbara Kaminski, Marguerite Picardi, Thomas Heinsohn, Vincent Murphy, Denis Mc Gill, Frank McGorty, Harry Nicolay, and the director, Mr. O'Donnell. berg and Lucas CFerry and Manzettijg the duchess CMargueriteD and the prin- cess CMarilynJ and Tar- nitz CO'RourkeD g the prime minister CNicolayJ and Toni CMcGi1lD. Does it all happen this way? Oh, wait till May tenth, the night of the first performance! As we were leaving, Carmelita suggested, Since we can't wait to have a picture of the real performance, how would it be to act out little scenes for the year book, just as we are? We scratched our heads, and thought that a pretty good idea! But look at the results below. And tell us, were those Glee Clubbers acting or clowning? be holding hands with Ka thie? CMcGorty and Bar Lauricella J. On the stage, for in stance, does Lutz really give that kind of eye to Hubert? CHeinsohn and Murphyj Should Prince Karl Fran? baraj And how about that business between Gretchen and Ruder? fCarmelita and 80 y - 4i'X' ,limi ww, mer! nur Historians wha hvpe they have dam' as We!! JR Www 'cmaflmn i Here is the business staff at the right. Aren't they smart looking? From the left, at the rear tables and desks - Peter Chrzanowski, Mary O'Brien, Anne Phalon, Katherine Kerntopf, Robert Pflugh, joan Ly- nam, Margaret Baumann, at the front table - Rose Zirani, Anne McCarthy, Barbara Sherman. This group was capably headed by Katherine Kern- topf, the business manager. They did most of the leg work for advertisers and patrons, saw that the proper forms were filled out and receipts given, collected pay- ments, and kept the files straight. Special credit must be given to Anne McCarthy, who topped all the seniors with her returns from pat- rons and advertisers, and to Anne Phalon and Kath- erine Kerntopf, who were runners-up. In the circle, at the left, are three girls missed by the photog- rapher upon his first visit. They are part of the editorial staff, and are ffrom lefty Concetta Picardi, Grace Peletier, and Lucille Baker. And here is the editorial staff at the left. They are ffrom lefty seated - Richard Perry, Mary Ann Cul- len, Gloria Jones, Margaret Connolly, William Man- zettig standing - James McKenna, james Ferry, Wil- liam Paris, Frederick Cranwell, Thomas Heinsohn, Robert Keating. The editorial work was necessarily one of close cooperation and mutual helpfulness, so that no one stayed in his own field exclusively, but ranged with happy results into that of others. A special accolade is due james McKenna, the editor-in-chief, who was zealous and discriminating and tenacious. All three! Right: Orchids to the staff of The Sign, especially to Miss Foy. They allowed us to pick through their files for the pictures in the Senior Album section, and helped us hnd and gave us permission to use the Har- vey Kidder drawings on the divider pages. . t R W4 avlll mi as these nur very successfulhnanczers 310 -.ni Z? M .A:,w,s,: 1-3 .,x A 44 ix G .xx 4 Jw , d . le Q -ll - f. ,e Q-, f: this K f N Q Q ' I 1 1 X .WN '-. 'd : 4 ,,. 4, x - f n-- v ,Sl , f x F X tl 45 ' if , 4. ,X,1,. . J ! is . .A , Q A' ,, ' ' ,px K -C' xg v ' A .' 'N-1-H J. x N5-mx . 5 Q ,., H S ,az 'Nix' 'AQIH ' 'Q lj 9-FWN 34 -NTQX ,- N . , '75 'YH 1 sg 591' 7 ' N vw 'A' Q 1 'Q b , - - R lx'-., KAW b 1 ff W M 9555274 I M -saw' I 9 f.- K Q- - M ' 1 m J '.. N ,f ', ff, I 1' . W 1 Nm A . v - - ' ' A . I, I' ifbf' V nh N Q ' 1 g My I ' Y uv' 1 AL 1. SJ 54 a M K' ' X Q 'Sf .- ' .1 .h ,f i ',,g, f N ' 5' Q 5 5 ' E, E +4 I , Q A 73' A ' ' XL I' ' fag q ' 1- -J 1- x ' 13 f X S 1 - , a I H 'ls W E l kl -'Na ' J In an I X 1.3 A ' W , f . 'Hz' -ff: ' 1 ' . Q ,. as higgyq W , 1 -xr: A -1 1 , if f ., .. ,FQU A ,A X fifggif- . I , 5 W iq 1, ,iv '.' 7 141-?.i2,.,hJ A if 'Q' sv 5' fix ,J ,f f qu- . 4 ,gt N 1 , 1 m f N , . I 71- .yr ,M fl I . V , v 1 , , , A,.g'fww-J . ' ' ' ' 2' ' ' -IQ 1 ' fa 1 , 2 , 2 IL'-ff .l','f 1 ' ' ' W, H , , V ,1 n - f,.-,,:- I x , ' 5 ' ' W When practice officially opened on September first, Coach john Kuzmanwand Assistant Coach Andy Lukac had a tremendous job before them. For the most part, the boys were still small and inexperienced, but, what they lacked in size and know-how, they made up for in determination. The coaches built the team around a nucleus of retumirig vereransland, when the time came for the first game, they-were ready .to field a comparatively light but fast team. At the endlof the season, they had won no great honors. But they were highly successful, nevertheless. For, in spite of the handicap of mounting injuries thatdogged them from the start, they played the finest football we've.had in years, and they showed the qualities Patrick wants in his teams. William Murphy was hoiffegias outstanding player, and the team knew it could not havifrdiitnsed with the tireless service of senior manager Richard Burns. Succeeding co-captains Giacalone and Perry of the 195?a3sea99friSEvptain-elect Dinny McGill. ST. UNION HILL 7 The fighting Irlshilived to their name when they met Union Hill in their triidfitiunalhopening game. It was a hard fought game throughout, but with only a few minutes to play, the Hillers managed to push a Qouchdown-over in the last quarter. ST. M1C.leTABL'S 7, . DEMAREST 26 I Injuries had their tollioffkhe Irish when they faced the Demarest Red Wingggglvfissing lmqerback Larry Dempsey and many other key men, the Irish went down to defeat. ST. MICHAEL'S 12. . . EMERSON 6 Irish eyes werq smiling when the final whistle ended the St. Michael's -- Emerson game. For thetmt time in eight years, we had beaten our Eighteenth Street rivals! 'The touchdowns were by McGill and Miendalg. A S4 ST. MICHAEUS 0 . . .- ST.TMARY'S 7 X , . Having only three days' rest between the St. Mary's and the Emerson games, a tired but none the less scrappy St. Michaels took a loss. ST. MICHAEL'S 12 . . . LODI 13 The Irish traveled away from home for the first time to play Lodi, very conscious of their injuries. That, and poor officiating was the cause of a 15-12 defeat. mST. MICHAEL'S 13 . . . FERRIS 0 , On :V uddy field and against a bigger team, St. Michaels in broke into the winning columff and com letel Q V ,,- P Y out-Sami ir oppwoynelgts. ESQ. -. H g ' S j gCHA,EIQ'Sf-S19 . FORDHAM PREP 6 St. Mjch x w s tr to New York City to play Fordham Prep on thee 55213 After an exciting first half, the score was 6-6, but fi E116 second half, proved their supremacy by scoring tw q i fifoiighdowns and defeating their opponents. Touchdowns b f f ' x and Murphy, with an extra point by Kennedy, points. ST. . ST. CECILIA'S 13 When St. Englewood Saints, they were a heavy underdog expectingggioiftise by about 6 touchdowns. After a hard first half, the score to everyone's surprise. However, Saint Cecilia's stronger reselivej proved to be the difference in the closing periods. Though won, they knew that they had played a hard fighting teafn, and that Saint Michae1's was no push-over. ST. MICHAEUSQTQ . . . ST. JOSEPH'S 21 St. Josephs met an 0,33 -confident St. Micha 'S eleven and hit them hard from the stag Before the Irish coul recover, the game was over, and the Bluff- ays had it. g0l7fbdff The game for the stout-hearted the nimblefiuzttecl Harry Nicolas the sure-footezl Frederick Traiers K , X 1 C, 5 5 l X .rf -2 ,Qt A . I Y f . xl X , 3 1 1 .113 V .j .. J 11' hx al' in-iwjgsgi -. Frank Miendak lg am. I Q 5 I 1 '. f1 fb -ff? Q X x U cuTTmo EM DOWN T0 SIZE Q ,,,,, N fi E' 'iuumsun 4-.,,,, 4 T .M ,fm JW WW M4 . X ! 1 'L-,f 53-M -'fi' f ,fy , , .. A A , . ' - , b WN M ..7, . , Q -...M f ' ' -.cu-o ',.:n.V 3-. - lil. B U lqfg Null Bl Shy! W2 TCAH W0 RK kia. mkiivr' -uw' - , b -.-11:4 , , 1 R 31 -11. Jw.-f 4 ' ' - N - UA ,..,7,: t ' ' ' . ' 31, iff' A-vi Ser-MIN -HRH ,. ' -L - '--ftj, fr.- - ,V 84' ,. Q .4 ,n A . 155 'Y '-11.5.21 A-,1 '9-5 'lf' '3'-HM., A -,gg 'ff M-ff'f fM -Gfftii. wQgc?.i a' f'Q 'f' X, 'p1f 11'44 ,f1f'5fil4Lk,,Qf. v..2zQw.f j Pvt J 3 T f wz,f.fi2f -Qgrffi-g,,n .K 1 - 1 4 , ' 3 f X 4 Q . ' N . X 1 ' xx ' X S ' W 'x l f A H? if hHHI g l ' flimwxaaflliff X 5 7 M, 1.'5k.f 86 V J ff., W - 'a f x X HQ saw 'nys o r. on Tuevusoui . QQUSAQJN Hawk cfm!! Hats ojjz to our stellar pe1'f01'me1's.' If anyone should ask you how champs look, tell them that champs look like this: From the left, bottom row - George Luber, William Murphy, Peter Dente, Robert Salinardi, James Jarvis, Michael Ruhhinaccio, back row - Father The year 1952 brought with it the greatest basket- ball team in the thirty year history of Saint Michaels High School. Under the direction of their excellent coach, Pat Finnegan, the team won the City Champ- ionship, the North Hudson Championship, the Metro- politan All-Catholic Championship, and third place honors in the Eastern States Catholic Invitational Tour- nament. One of the glories of the team was Tommy Hein- sohn, the most prolific scorer the school has ever pro- duced. Tommy, with the help of Hank DeVira and Jim Jarvis under the boards, and Mike Rubbinaccio and Petey Dente down court, amazed the experts by beating not once, but twice, our highly touted and most bitter rival, Emerson. The team also raised eye- brows by unexpectedly beating the then league lead- ers, the Demarest Red Wings, in a thrilling nip and tuck contest. The team's high point in the scoring column was the 83 points registered against Holy Family. This was also the highest output of any team wearing the green and white uniform. . Patrick, Richard Burns Cmanagerl, William Zuhowski Thomas Heinsohn, james De Vira, Robert Tagliabue Coach Patrick Finnegan. After losing to a powerful Saint Peter's team in the county and state sectional finals, the team went on to amaze the New York basketball world by winning in spectacular fashion the Metropolitan Catholic Invi- tation Tournament - defeating Rice, Stepinac, St. john's Prep, and the Catholic High School champions of Brooklyn, Holy Trinity, in that order. With our showing in this tournament adding great- ly to our prestige, the team received a bid to compete in the Fifteenth Annual Eastern States Catholic Invi- tational Tournament. Advancing to the semi-hnals after defeating Saint Thomas Aquinas in the opening round of play, the boys were upset by a righting All Hallows Squad. Forgetting this defeat, we proved our versatility by coming back in the consolation round and soundly trouncing the Massachusetts State Cham- pion, Central Catholic, and copping third place honors. To summarize the season, it was wonderful work on the part of the coach and excellent cooperation on the part of the team, along with the whole student body who had participated in the teams success by really showing just what school spirit is. Thanks for the honors in which we all share. hugh ro rap nn a decndmg bas- North Hudson Championship S lo .ma 3 x ,KT :rl A s A ol -5. up :wo more pohnrlierrhe Heinsohn puts infan underhand lay up shot. J -L U -ini--i' h hhho go i . - ff' Metropolitan Catholic Tournament St. Michaels North Hudson County Play-OH St. Michaels St. Michaels St. Michaels Eastern St. Michaels St. Michaels St. Michales 77 Rice 4 81 Stepinac 62 74 Stjohns 57 62 Holy Trinity 56 States Catholic Invitational 64 Aquinas 37 49 All Hallows 55 69 Central Cath. 43 Below: Rubinaccio and Jarvis outjump a taller St. Peter's man to get the rebound. 69 K. l an N x I M. , fu' il . A pi. aff , - V :ig f 14 l C 1 A fx' fl: sv- f ,7 Qi Q AX x Michaels 60 Demarest Hudson County Finals Michaels 57 . .. St. Peter's New jersey State Sectional Finals Michaels 58 St. Peter's Jamboree Michaels 63 , ..... .. Holy Family Michaels 5652? .,.. . Memorial Michaels 66 Demarest ' 5 Y 1595 1 , F, I :I ik A I A1 l 99' -S If J,. 52 Calm Graduates Mike Rubbinacio Hank De Vim Tommy Heinsohn Sal Salinnrdi 9 l- 4 P Pl 1 an Cl r- A I- U5 J? WE, sl wi! ,Ti 1 , ,gig ,222 V F' :iii 35' Ti , Q .up X R30 f K 6 ll These Fellows lefzouf bow to coordinate H 6 H f00l1l07k, b6Z71dZlf07k, and beaduoik Where are the nine? From the left, kneeling - Joseph Llaneza, Michael Ruhhinaccio, Wfilliam Zuhowskig standing - Coach William Green, Arthur Boessman, Thomas Doyle, Williain Faust, Richard Perry, Joseph Rivelli. BASEBALLQF SCHEDULE 1952 Apr 16 Memorial. . . Apr. 18 'Wfeelaawken Apr. 28 Demarest .t,. May' 1 Holy Family May 6 Emerson ............ May 9 Holy Family 'lMay l2 Union Hill May 13 Weehawken May 16 Demarest , May 22 sf. Josephs May 26 Emerson lMay 29 Union Hill june 2 St. Josephs J-Une IO morial M' The cry of Play ball! Can be heard in the distance. Coach Bill Green has the pitchers and the catchers working indoors to get them ready for the hard grind outdoors when the weather is warm enough. In the near future, try-outs for the other positions will be held. And, by April sixteenth, the team should be well-rounded out and ready to take on all opponents. Most of the returning veterans have played under Coach Green for two years, nowg so, the team expects to reach its peak this season. Prominent figures from last years squad are: pitchers - Joe Llaneza, Bill Faust, Dick O'Brieng catch- ers - Art Boessman, Joe Rivelli, Bill Zuhowskii outfield- ers - Mike Rubbinaccio, Tom Doyle, Larry Dempsey, Tom Heinsohn, Bernie Giacalone, Tony Ferrara, Bill Nally. Art Boessman and Bob McCloskey are the new co- captains. An excellent choice! SH Z k Here come the Cindermen rag Clear the track' 4-7 If l . . ' - P i l, Q ,, All M - ,Q .1-I 1 , Q xx, . 'x As we ,eo to press, theyre waiting for the first robin and really to run. lirom the left, first row - Michael Sanseverre, Gerard lfarley, Denis McGill, Thomas Callamari, joseph Mciiavin, Ana thony Cotchia, second tow - Coach Dom Alagia, Richard Perry, Anthony Diomede, Robert Tagliabue, john O'Rourke, Bernard Giacalone, George Pfanner, Richard Hanna. Early in the March of '51, Coach Dom Alagia called a meeting of the track team, and pointed out the importance of pre-season conditioning if we wished to get a head start on out rivals. For the next month, practice sessions were held in the school basement. Although these cramped quarters didnt permit much running, there was ample room for calisthenics and various jogging exercises, all of which proved their worth later on. When the warm weather rolled around, practice was held outdoors. It was then pos- sible for the coach to concentrate on the individual running A I and Held events, for, because of the indoor practice sessions, the team was in good condition. y In their first meeting with the Blue Bishops from Holy Family, the Irish completely dominated both the running and held events, and outscored them 44-19. A week later, they met Emerson. It was a hotly con- tested meet, but Saint Michaels showed over-all supremacy by defeating our Eighteenth Street rivals for the first time since the sport was again inaugurated into the athletic pro- gram of the school. The point score was 451 Q to 2615. The only loss Saint Michaels suffered in North Hud- son came from Mtmorial. The lrish met the XY'est New York Tigers on an otl' day. Both teams were about equal in the running events, but the poor performance our team gave in the field events was the main cause for a 60 to 40 defeat. After the regular season ended, Saint Michaels entered many championship meets. Even though they weren't in the running for the team titles, many of the boys gave out- standing performances. Bernie Giacolone set new shot-put records at the Memorial Day and State Catholic meets, half- miler Gerry Farley placed in both the County and State Catholic meets, Dinny McGill was North Hudson hundred yard sprint champ, and Hudson County Catholic champs were Art Kiernan in the mile, George Pfanner in the shot- put, and Richie Perry in the pole vault. A But the last meet of the season turned out to be the best for Saint Michaels. That was the Independence Day meet held at Roosevelt stadium. The Irish scored more points than Union Hill, Emerson, and Holy Family put to- gether, won the city title, and added another trophy to the schools collection. Since this book goes to press before the 1952 season, very little can be said about it. It is safe to predict, how- ever, that the team will do better in '52 than in previous YESIQZ For only two members of the squad graduated in '5l! IS 1' VIN c ENT 1 wif 554 Ho- , I' fx ? W 2 1- . 'f -3 'J A QA. J 7 7 1 W v H I X 1 l 'I I Q qdyx :iii . ' f A AV ' af - I QL . A ,, in 'XY x 3 1 1 Q ,- 19' ag ,xg V7 1 5' mrs 4-9, Xl no F 454 ,gk 1 -4 f fy' O F K Jn I JI'- or Q, T V NvX,1.i3f 4 1 1 ' L 1 , .b 4 P A 1, sl in . H, , 1 ,J , W A 5.6 ,rhnr 3.15 A f 4' x Q ' 'Q' 5 X ,Q . X l A N W ' ' Ili: ,f'4,k, A A Df- 4 xx 4' L ' X f V, V -xl , , .M I Q. JL C an A . ll Wie kept P52-bgfsmiiies Girls' l6'r1sk dba ,M Do you like girls vital, as well as good and pretty? Here they are! Because they have just completed their second season, they've again had their ups and downsg hut the ups were higher up and the downs not quite so far down as last year. This season they tied with Saint Michaels Newark - an excellent team that heat them to pieces with 25-59 and 50-57 scores last season. l The learn members are Cfrom lefty in front row - Gertrude Tietgen Cassistant managerj, Dolores Garrison, Helen O'Donnell, Georgette Du- Puis, Conceua Picardi fco-captainl, Ann Laufenberg, Lois Connolly, Lillian Wirtz fassistanr managerjg second row PM Ida Hernandez, Rose- marie Battaglia Ccoachj, Margaret Connolly, Cecilia Glade, Helen Olsen, Maureen Dc-nnehy Cmanagerj, Diana Regenhard Cco-captainj, Marguerite Picardi, Mary Ann Cullen, Sister'Ruth Therese Cmoderatorl. SCHEDULE OURS OPP. Dec. 12 St. Josephs, West New York 55 50 19 Sacred Heart, Hoboken 61 37 Jan. 10 Saint Aloysius, jersey City 13 47 51 Holy Angels, Fort Lee 31 46 Feb. 8 Saint Aloysius, Jersey City 29 55 12 Saint Cecilia's, Kearney 32 27 16 Holy Angels, Fort Lee 30 52 18 Saint Michaels, Newark 55 52 29 Good Counsel, Newark 18 55 Mar. 7 Saint Marys, Rutherford 31 41 11 Immac. 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C omplimentf Of THE MOTHERS' GUILD SAINT MICHAEL'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL '0K0 0 0P'0K0'f0N0X0N0X0P10'L740f40140247f0'1046N0P10'6 0v6'1f0'-02f0'f'-0Y-0?f-0 0f'01f0'M0Y0K01f01' 0'-vW'2'00'f7'0'f6x f0P' 01101 0'C0'1f-0P640w0Y 4-01f0v f0'f-0R01 9'10'140X0' E 3 l E 5 E 2 5 2 E l 3 5 2 l 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 it 20161401 '01s-0' ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING HOBOKEN, N. J. Conducted by the Sisters of the Poor of St. Francis. Fully accredited three-year course beginning Septem- ber and February. Modern facilities for studyg clin- ical practice. S Write for information to: MARGARET M. CORBETT, R.N., M.A. Director of N zzner CHRIST HOSPITAL JERSEY CITY SCHOOL OF NURSING 5 PX! Il? PKC Offers a three-year course in the Theory and 5 Practice of Nursing to High School Graduates. 5 Registered by State of New jersey. Liberal scholarships available. 5 DIRECTOR OF NURSES CHRIST HOSPITAL, JERSEY CITY 2 Scmeaemwowmeamofameaamemooomwoeatacawvowwv0w0Kaf0xa'0f024x C OMPLI MEN TS W W W W W W W 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ND FRIE 55024-01 5 2 2 5 5 3 2 5 2 5 5 2 2 5 2 5 3 5 5 S fifty Woefeailf 2.4 .40 Comjo!efe!7 galfiafyinf 41.4 One Made 4 Wea eaaiozfmf Wdofafcajadefc ir Memories Fade - Photographs Stay Yearly - On Your Birthday - Be Photographed Better Than a Letter - A Photograph Between Friends - A Photograph For Friendship's Sake - A Photograph Send Your Love - And a Photograph Photographs - The Super Gifts Memory Insurance - Your Photograph Always a Suitable Gift -- Your Photograph Write - And Send Your Photograph For Every Occasion - Your Photograph Photographs - The Universal Language Photographs - The Suitable Gift for Every Occasion A Photograph - Is Yourself on Paper A Good Photograph is a Necessity Give Photographs Photographs Preserve Friendships ESPECIALLY IF MADE AT THE Maferne Studio Photography In All 1155 Bmncfaer A110 Candid Wedding Albums 140 FORTY-EIGHTH STREET UNION CITY 000 'af 0-'owova-010' 117 f0K01f01f0f0ff0 0K-02f01'0510f402'0240f1-0K 0'0K047'-0Y040Y0Y040' X7f20wf010f'0:f0Hf01f0a0:0wf0:c040v'010f0wf0ff0ff04 ?C740Y9 f?5x05f7C7C7!05G0X?C?5Y07l?'0P'05'7l?C0'55!7'0'40'5 Complimentf of BREITFEllER'S SALES, INC 214-50 JAMAICA AVENUE QUEENS VILLAGE N. Y. f026 0'N02'01f0M0Y-01L0N0 6x 64000261 f0'Y f-0Y0N0N-0Y0N040'6v'0' 92102 3 3 3 E Q 3 5 Q 5 3 5 3 5 S 0210210204055 v02f02r0'f02f02f0'2f-02 '02f02r02 '020402 '020102 2402r02'0'K02'020f02 lC9 '02'0 f021-0f102'0210'K0'l02f040'2f02f01-02f-0210402f010f40210'240 2001040210210 470104054050 f'02f02'-0 BEST WISHES from THOMAS J. LIPTON INC. J ,i nssssnf iigjifl' ji-ill, Ki lm 4 9 f - ,ps 16 0240200040200000C0200k7000C0'000'02f0'f0'00102Q0Y0200f0w70f0 0 K726'1v-02f02f02f02402Q02 X0X0v10M0-402 -10N0X0w0vf0K0x0'2f0vf0w0v 10v10'M01f0v-01f01f0N0X0Pf0v-615 . -.L-iff i .lf Sm 1522225 41- .13 5 '-: V -:1 3 .,,.,, lliit jfgi 5553, up ff 5 1'-, - -Q. --15322:-.....N Z1-ff'- .r' , :ng H , ,Q--M .gi , -57 ,.l.,Qg:94F - Q ..., , 7132325 1, Ri, ' 1 1 - ,'.- 2 Q V is x Yea 2 lf' a s , 5 f fi fs Q.-. 'f ' iif 1 1 5 ' li 47:2:f:g'2S5:i:1:7:1:f:f:?:5:1:1: ' 1 :I ,-,, 4 - '- f:::1'.-:3 - 1 Iwi: -: 11' QW :1if5f??E3E5E5E5E5E5E5i- ' 915532522-. .- . E1-5 'g'g:gg5 'J 1345 IE Q if, - - 5' - I-:g:5:g:5:,:1:7:g:::-::.g:3, - 351113: L5 12:55. 5.5: , ff 1 1 7? , ' .fz? 'fff F in - g i : 1 - 35555 X.-g54 '5g5e1 ?g Q Q... -.-' ' f :' -'I-1-iw .:-. V 1' J A-wA- 1' ',' is- ez, kgf fiiie 3 if ,V .1 ,,,, ,.,, .ju Z x -22: 22 25 1 .:- 'A ' ' :'-1 L ' l 1' 14.27 ,1:1'23:7::I:?: '-'iz 1QcL:7:1:E:E:E272E2E-E: , 53,1 Wh C si' '?E55i1E'TfE?? EE? .5 Q? 1' M 41 2:2 W Q , Qgf rv' 1512251 I 1 ' .Af Effiiff' is 5:2gf5f:E:2:?.': 'X ,i xxx 0 . Ani' .. X .V - awk. WEBER KNIT SPQRTSWEAR, INC. 5 Q ' SHOWROOM AND SALES OFFICE 5 5 . 1407 BROADWAY 5 NEW YORK 18, N. Y. 5 Pennsylvania 6-1 140- 1-2 S SC7WvW'f102K0vW140' C0f0N-0? 1-020K0'1L0N0'10N-020803 0KQ6X04?0K?17 1?6100476ff0f17f0N0fW5Wf04?0'04?f?f047W'0474?6 HENRY GRATTAN STUDIOS HENRY GRATTAN - WHOLESALE - JEWELRY ' STATIONERY PHOTOGRAPHY T lephone Mltchell 2-3028 61 HALSEY STREET NEWARK, N. J. 76Y0'10N0'19f0K01Q?4Qf0K?'01i014?C7f0 ?47 0P'0'f0N0' 6Y0'6 '62 f0110'N01f-026K-0' 02405 Xwvafavafafavcafoweaf W S33 E, INC. 51 :ow-anaxoyoxowowaxaa SERVIC STREET N. 2-6250-62 f 0 J fr , W 6 DRY 23 THIRD SEY CITY to-Sfozfouaxaeonauoxanaxaf-0: J. Z P 1 m 0 C lAUN D O 'h P HOME JER 40 -0N0f40N0X0'f0' im : jOuma Square l01k7N0'f0Y01'-0N0P'0N0W'-0'-0N0'4 9 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 41 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 9 3 3 3 3 3 3, CS 30140260402 0 0 W W W 0 0 0 W 6 N L M LY O W AN W TY W MRM 3 my I k Sw M WMM 0 CO0 M WW M EC ml IM W 0 J T W Ra W W A W W F W 0 W 0 x9SSSSSSSSSSQSSSQSSSSSNSYSSSSS S 5 SSSSSSSSQGW f0v0-f0w0n0'-1051 95102171402 '-0101 BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF '52 MRS. EDNA M. BOWEN POSTMASTE R FRANKLIN PARK NEW JERSEY 04-040'-910'-0'0f4'0f0x .0-ny-.ar f0 ?0f0'-01-7' 01'-040' 1001024051 0 4024020 .0200 C02 x9'2ff '0 -01-01'0N-02'-00 ?0 0040P0 00f'0P00A01004000f00C0401026 l0HNlANN'S The Food Is Very Good 37th STREET and PARK AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. 70000000000000f0'0000 0000000'6 WDC f0 01f01L01'02L01f03 '011-01201 '01'01Q0'1f-0v0K-01 0x01 l02u0v' f0Y01f0I'0X01 20v'-0ff00 401'0Pf0'f0Y0X0f 102400 '01 f-01202 DC?-0w0'f01f0:c0'1 5 5 S C ornplirnentf of 5 Air Conditioning 0 Appliitncef 5 Salef ' Service 0 lnftallation 5501-O3 HUDSCN BOULEVARD JERSEY CITY 7, N. jOurnal Square 2-4550 - UNion 3-1596 5 Member Affocirztion of Refrigeration Contractor! 5 ew erfey 3 N I 5 5 9 9 5 5 5 2 S7 0x0w10f0X0Pf0 0K? 0X01f0K0 01L0v'0N0f10X710140f0'6X 0X?W2Wf6J6PW10N7474762026'020'6K00A0'6K? 2?040N?0f1?6f0A7WX0 5 5 5 5 5 5 3 THE TOWNSHIP 3 OF 5 NORTH BERGEN, N. J. 5 3 ' MAYOR JOHN ROE Director of Revenue and Finance 5 3 COMMISSIONER JOSEPH J. JIALDINI Director of Public Affairs 5 COMMISSIONER HARRY BUESSER 2 Director of Public Works Q COMMISSIONER ALEXANDER F. BONACARTI Q Director of Parks and Public Buildings 5 g COMMISSIONER PATRICK SULLIVAN 3 Director of Public Safety 5 5 5 5 5 5 sC747'0'6?N?f7C7f7'0N747'0'40'40'h9N7C7'0K0' 5'40 Q20V 0'0K6 H91 W W W W W 01'-010' 4040? L1 M EN TS W W 0 COMP W 0 W 0 W W W 0 0 W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W D FR X0 W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W Q K 000l00'0 omplimentf of THE CENSULLO - BURKE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY - BUILDING CONTRACTORS - O T 1453 opposite 3rd STREET SECAUCUS, N. J. UNion 7-2226 006 JK 1011011020201 010100 f0'f-0v0N01f0' '0'2l0f'0K01f-0'-f-02 01401101401 f0'f0K02f0f 1010102 101 10 -05 0040140100 K70000 .QV 5 Q lC9N01'0K01 SAINT PETER'S COLLEGE New jerJey'J jemit College ARTS AND SCIENCES 0 Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Degrees 0 Pre-Professional Curriculum in MEDICINE - DENTISTRY - LAW BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 0 Bachelor of Science Degree 0 Day Sessions 0 Evening Sessions - CCO-EDUCATIONALJ o Part-time Students Accepted for Special Courses ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING PROGRAM 0 Open to all Freshmen Except Evening Students TUITION - 3511.00 PER CREDIT-POINT For Information Address THE REGISTRAR 2641 Hudson Boulevard Jersey City 6, N. BENTLEY 84 SIMON, Inc. 7 WEST 36th ST. NEW YORK 18, Manufacturerr of CHOIR GOWNS PULPIT ROBES CAPS, GOWNS, HOODS for All Degrees Outfitters to over 3000 Schools, Colleges, and Churches N. Y. ' IKEKKLZIE' ' IAS? OIANOI NEW IIIIIY 22 P I 'V N. I PI I N I0 0 6 SK. - IOIAIC' U. Orange 3-1246 v I New York I7. 410 Lellngton Ave. vi ii- Vlhl o a nl. Y. nn 5, ,. . Ae 'Gs' '-1 . Prepare now for lpn- ferred secretarial sltlon. Berkeley-tralnaroncw hrlu are associated with A wld: variety of business or- lunlzations. Courses for high. school graduates and college women. Distinguished faculty. Effective placement service. Cat- alogue. Write Assistant Director. 6 hrmn hh., July, Sapa. 9 5 f0N0K0'140X0X0N0vf02f0110K0'K0S 1026104054740 I-01'0K0'4-012-0140 1020 -0 C omplimenty 0 f 3 FRANK J. nlclcen AND LOUIS A. AXT ASSOCIATED ARCHITECTS 61 15 HUDSON AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY ARCHITECTS FOR THE NEW ADDITION TO . THE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING 3 x K7'07C07C075'C0'f?4f0'407C0P'0'40 ?0f05C7 '? 0K07 40V-0'40 4-0Jf0 10ff0'K01'0'4f01G01l0'110'W1f02f-0N0'N01'-0'2'4x '0'10'C0N0v'0N0N01h0'1-0'1 f0 0N00 x9'16'N0X0N0N-0ff0'N0 401fQf01'05'0440' IS Q C omplimentr of the GIRLS from CAKITE 5 Mary lane York Olden, '46 Marie Cucolo, '47 Eleanor Flannery, '47 Mary Jeker, '47 Patricia Pomphrey, '47 joan Archer, '48 2 Rosemary Barnett, '48 Clare Braun, '49 Esther Cella, '49 Marilyn Kraatz, '49 5 Kathleen Nebelung, '49 Rita Sanders, '49 Florence Stock, '49 Catherine Taglieri, '49 E Dorothy DeMeo, '50 Beverly Grober, '50 5 Don't Let Transportation Worries Make Your Hair Gray TRAVEL THE PISANO WAY 5 Buyer for Hire for All Occariom PISANO BUS SERVICE 5 5 77 SEAVIEW AVENUE JERSEY CITY, N. J. Q BE 3-8244 - DE 3-9682 5 501402-0'K0h0vs0K0' 9 S tofwuoa x X?000'00f0fQ'?0fWP6P0f0100f0Pf70-W50'049fQ0fs?0WfWP004?620'6N?6 9 9 9 . Q Complzmentr of 3 9 UNION CITY COMMISSIONERS 9 HARRY J. THoURoT, Mayor Director of Public Safety 3 ARTHUR J. LAPHAM Q Director of Public Affairs FRANK j. DUCATE Director of Parks and Public Buildings HENRY SPECKER S Director of Public Works WILLIAM F. MEEI-IAN Director of Revenue and Finance G 0 O D L U C K ! Your graduation represents an important milestone in your progress. As you move ahead to new goals, may continued success reward your efforts. So . . . congratu- lations and best wishes for a happy, prosperous future. COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY UNION CITY . NORTH BERGEN - WEEHAWKEN 9 4 Member Federal Deporit Imurance Corporation anawfoweafwifowea-eaeaffafloweoafov eoxoxanaxanoaeaxaxoxaf-aaa: WK s0 02401'0'102f0N0'v'0v'0'1'0f01'-01f0f'0K014-02l0'120Pf-0'1 '05 62402 '02 201'-0N02s0 I-01' 10' X910 0K0R0v'0' X HUDSON TRUST COMPANY - UNION CITY - Bergenline Avenue and 32nd Street 48th Street and Broadway 8th Street and Summit Avenue - HOBOKEN - Newark and Hudson Streets 14th and Washington Streets Member of Federal Depofit Imurance Corporation BORCHAW'S DAIRY QUALITY Fooos at ECONOMY PRICES 'lr Telephone UNion 6-6047 1811 BERGENLINE AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. LITTLE FLOWER DAIRY JOHN W. COYLE, '35 You can WHIP our CREAM, But you can? BEAT our MILK' 'A' Phone Cliffside 6-0040 30 RIVERVIEW AVENUE CLIFFSIDE PARK, N. J. -40 ,yy 10401 '0N02 '01 RAMBUSH DECCRATING COMPANY ul' 40 WEST 13th STREET NEW YORK 11, N. Y. PHONE HOBOKEN 3-1865 UNion 3-4040 - 4041 YARD 1113-1133 and 1116-1134 50th Sr. MAYFLOWER North Bergen, N. J. PAINT 81 HARDWARE CO. MOSER-KUENG .k LUMBER CORP. 603 WILLOW AVENUE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, TRIM I-IOBOKEN, N. J. L U M B E R ff OFFICE AND MILL 4819 BOULEVARD AT 50th ST. NICHOLAS J. BERARDI, Prey. NORTH BERGEN, N' J' JAMES F. BERARDI, Vice-Prey. RePfe5emed bY JOHN MULLER 1 '-0'2'0'1'0vl0Y 10 -01f0140f02'01f0'6110'2 '024-02 1-0Y0vf-02 20' '01 40101 1 I 2 I I I I I 1. is I 5 E 5 2 5 9 9 2 5 5 9 9 5 5 5 5 9 S 2 5 5 6 if .61 01'-0 401 -'02 402 X10 474 5, 1 E 2 E E 5 RELIABLE LAUNDRY 'A' Telephone UNion 3-7859 1514 - -47th STREET NORTH BERGEN, N. l. UNion 5-0665 COLD STORAGE BEAUTY PLUS NYLONS SOLD Sec-Cleanized not surface but Deep Dry Cleaning Exclusively at PLEASANT BARNEY STOCK cLeANsns s. ovens HOSIERY SHOPS 5 HOUR SERVICE where smart women shop All Work Done on Premirer i, 1460 - 43rd STREET NORTH BERGEN, N. J. JERSEY CITY - BAYONNE - UNION CITY M. PETROCCARO f-0002042 f-01' 101' 4-01201202 20 '-0R05 X910 55:05:01 fvxacadawuaeodoafowwdafafcafawfaafo C H R I S S JOSEPH E. DEMUSSI, '46, Prop. WINE - LIQUOR - BEER Phone UNion 3-7607 5 1314 NEW YORK AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. UNiOn 3-9305 24 Hr. Service Telephone UNion 7-2493 Free Delivery The New ROOSEVELT RESTAURANT CATTANI STEAKS - CHOPS - SEAFOOD WINES 81 LIQUORS o SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS o All Baking Done on Premises 'k 'A' COR. PATERSON PLANK RD., and 6th ST. UNION CITY, N. J. 0'6K7G0'Q0N0'6'6N0N011-0f6N0N0' 601 CENTRAL AVENUE UNION CITY, N. 1. 654 40'1f0v0 101f0'02C01f-0'16N0N01C0Y-0N-07 401 10' X71 X01-02 '0'401f7101401101f02101f01f0v6iS S 5 Complimentf 3 5 of 5 COLLEGIATE OUTFITTING CO., INC. 3 5 t E 5 387 FOURTH AVENUE NEW YORK 16, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF Bert Wi.rheJ to the THOMAS W. DOLAN, '46 CLASS OF ,52 5 MARY A. DOI.AN, '47 5 WILLIAM E. DOI.AN Mr. and Mrs. JAMES R. DoLAN, '51 ANNE M. DoLAN, '52 DANIEL J. MALANKA ELLA R. DOLAN, '53 JOHN H. DoLAN, '55 EDWARD E. DOLAN ff MAUREEN DOLAN Jx0A0n0w0ff02f0'waf0v0w0' PC9201 f-01f0'1f-Ov 1-Ov' '02 51917 9 5 2 5 ii 5 UNion 7-9313 - TELEPHONES - UNior1 3-9561 3 5 FRANK LAGAZIO 5 5 5 CIGARS, CANDY and STATIONERY 3 5 REIDZS ICE CREAM 3 5 5 if 5 5 1407 NEW YORK AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. 5 5 5 5 COMPLIMENTS HLINUEMANNISH OF Herman Muhnken 2 Confectionery 9 LUNCHEONETTE 'k 'A' 2009 BERGENLINE AVE. 1517 NEW YORK AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J, 5 UNION CITY, N. J. Telephone UNior1 7-9853 5 S a000mw0 0m0w00 -0-wx STECHMANN'S AIR-CONDITIONED ICE CREAM HEAVEN HOME-MADE ICE CREAM - FINE CANDIES LUNCHEON SERVED - OPEN SUNDAYS - 1203 SUMMIT AVENUE CCorner 12th Streetj UNION CITY, N. J if COMPUMENTS COMPLIMENTS 0F JOHN J. HAGGERTY OF A F R I E N D if WEEHAWKEN, NEW JERSEY me S x x l-05'9407'-0'0 40'19XQ407C-95'-0 C05l-7'40 495f9 5 COMPLIMENTS MICHAEL ROMANO, Prop. Wine.f - Liquor! - Bewenzger - Prompt Delivery - Phone HO. 4-9620 56-58 - 14th STREET HOBOKEN, N. J. HOboken 5-9467 Leo DiTerlizzi PHONE HOBOKEN 3-6853 COMPLIMENTS OF LEO'S GRANDEVOUS 5 JOHN BARCHI SPAGHETTI - RAVIOLI - PIZZERIA Bur 8. Grill MUSSELS - SCUNGELLI SHRIMP COCKTAIL M2411 Served 10 Order ITALIAN P1135 OUR SPECIALTY Featuring Nightly Large Clear Screen ir Good Sound Effects Television Q COMPLETE FACILITIES EOR ALL OCCASIONS 301 GRAND STREET Banquets - - Showers - - Wedding Parties Q HOBOKEN, N- J- 200 GRAND STREET 5 HOBOKEN, N. J. 2631 Q-01f01Q0'2401 '0'vf-02' 10v 0G01 02002401 l0'v10v 2-0N0v 201 G01 40 -01 101 4-0261 72104 E E I 10202 4010 101'-0' '-02'-01401 40 -0N0'01 101402 9R01 :c 9 EDWARD KOMPASS ESSO STATION Expert Lubrication - Tiref - Batterief 4 32nd STREET and PALISADE AVENUE WEEHAWKEN, NEW JERSEY Telephone UNion 3-9890 I NEW JERSEY UNi0n 3 - SERVICE STATIONS T 1 1 2 3 PALISADE AVENUE sf CONGRESS STREET JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY C STANDS Journal Square 29481 A Sth ST. S2 PATERSON P'LK. 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'4 ' ' -b .4-' U ' I 1 u Y 1 . H' 'A I ' 4 ' D n 4 'a w W T . 4 9 A U V . 4'M+ We thank Gad The article to the right was cut from the Hsiang-Hsi daily paper, published in south- central China, and dated january fourteenth of this year. The author is a high school girl known to one of our teachers. She was born to wealth because her paternal grandparents had risen out of poverty through self-denial, industry, and good sense. Less than two years ago, they and their sons and daughters-in-law were subjected to the ignominy of a people's trial, denounced as landlords, stripped of their visible wealth, and cast into prison. Because it was reported that the family still had gold concealed somewhere, they were terribly tortured in an effort to wrench their supposed secret from them. They were then strung up on trees, publicly beaten until unconscious, revived, questioned, strung up again, and thrown back into jail. Left guardianless, this girl and her brothers and sisters and cousins managed to live by carrying heavy loads of ore from the mines to the bus road a mile away. None of their neighbors dared help them or show them pity, because they were pariahs under the Communist social system. Certainly under pressure and probably under physical punishment, in the newspaper article the writer distorts the facts relating to her own family, and she has her grandparents and parents meting out the kind of torture that she, herself, saw meted out to them. The article is read from right to left, and from top to bottom. The first caption on the extreme right reads, Renounces her landlord family . 'The second reads, Has become a good daughter of Mao Tze Tung . The third says, Converted while attending the Hsin Ping County Ninth District great public trial. And the fourth gives the status of the writer, First year, second term student of Cheng-Shen Central High, officer of the Youth Organization , and the girl's name, Chao Yun Mao . ' She begins by saying that she was formerly a counter-revolutionist, but last Saturday when the whole school attended the great public trial engineered by the Peasants' Organi- zation, she had a change of heart and now understands what an evil landlords are. She tells her story in this vein: Her grandfather, arrested at the time of the land reforms in the Autumn of 1950, came from a family who had been landlords from time immemorial. Under the Kuoming- tang regime, he had been like an emperor in his countryside, and the local magistrates ran at his bidding like so many dogs. He was the owner of five hundred mu of land, and all the peasants had suffered from him and hated him. She remembers distinctly that during the harvest just before the liberation, he sent the police to collect debts from the farmers before they had a chance to sell their grain, and it all went into his granaries. When they came crying for mercy, he had them beaten and turned away. After several days, because they had nothing to eat, they broke into the granaries and stole back their grain. When her grandfather learned what had happened, he summoned the four or five ringleaders, had them stripped of their clothes, hung from trees, and beaten with bamboo rods until they were unconscious. Then he revived them and forced them to promise to return the grain with interest. His revenge didn't end there, for he had these men inducted as Kuomingtang soldiers, and they left the village crying aloud that their families now had no means of support. The girl, not knowing then all she knows now, felt no pity for the men, and even thought their cries and tears fun to watch. . He father was also a wicked tyrant. An educated man, he used his wits to defraud the poor. The farmers entrusted their money to him to be used for a co-operative, and instead he enriched himself by investing it in illicit salt trade. After the liberation, these farmers demanded. their blood and sweat account from him, and jailed him. At that time, she hadn't yet undergone revolutionary indoctrination, and stood by her father's side and shrieked when he was taken away. When she first entered high school, she was ashamed to tell that she had come from a family of landlords lest her classmates would dislike her. But, last Saturday, when the populace accused Li Ta Tsai at the great public trial, she found her heart changing. She is now no longer an anti-revolutionary. She hates Li Ta Tsai to the death, and she hates to the death her grandfather and father. All of them were like great ivory tusks that bit into and ground the helpless poor. 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For, those responsihle S our school - the Passionist Fathers and the Sisters of Charity 11 g have stakes in the Chinese mission field, and have suffered and the Communist regime. A . V And, so, we understand quite well that under Communist- . auspices all of our pleasant school days would have heen seasone still suffering through personnel and loss of property there und with hitterness. The hitternessP Armed soldiers swaggering througf' our corridors and into our classrooms, soldiers standing guard d '- party ojicers taking notes at our innocent cluh meetings and gatherings, all of our free time and much of our scheduled f ig, s if ' ,, 1 time channelled into party activities, our light-hearted hursts of son g' disciplined hy the regimented shouting of party slogans, our fun ia dancing curtailed to the single I and uglyfj Peasants' H op,' our sports, eliminated, and the energies of our athletes forced into the kind competition that wastes men and creates lahor heroes. Even ou? personal tastes in dress would have heen tampered with, and would have heen restricted to a single work-a-day style I in school or outj, all hright and lovely colors toned down to a somher khaki or hlue or hlack, with our hoys exhihiting shaved heads and our girls parading the Ana Pauker hair-do. But these encroachments upon minor liherties are symptomatic of far greater evils. Under cover of their excitement, we would have heen encouraged to spy on each other, to lie ahout our spiritual directors and teachers, to jeer at our elders, to report on our relatives, to sneer at the principles that made our country great, and to spit and trample upon the crucifix. Long hefore graduation, we would have heen thoroughly schooled in hate and duplicity and expediency. Per- plexed and sick at heart, the weaker among us would - even as the girl in the accompanying Chinese newspaper clipping - have struck out wildly and hlindly, perhaps many times, at those to whom owe only loyalty and the deepest kind of gratitude. However, it has not heen so with us. We are the children of it free country, educated in the schools of our parents' choice, fortified hy a doctrine of toleration and love. Thank God! Oh, thank God again and again! .... . ....s -. .BZ ,ge l . P, . E . ,Q I . I 1,9 - - if -