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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1953 volume:

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The fourih is freedom from fear . . . anywhere in the world. -.. f T3 P if M Freedom from Freedom of WE DEDICATE THIS Wslham D Elsa John Rooney -A -S is Rnchard Kmght Vmcent Flono 44' fo fhose of our alumn: who because they believed m four freedoms have lard down fhear lrves 0 Commumsf prison camps I' UFS HOW H1 so John Du Puss 1 Q' Andrew Vollo f' I Greater love lhan lhls no man hafh that he lay down his llfe for his friends. Gospel of Sami John P l , ' ,-T VV Ti, I x 7 A ' , E . I . . ,he WY . . . . 'i . .I 4 . 2 S at all .Q x Lv , aff' l 6 I .--I f s 3' ,5 l lf 'x C fl 5 r ,f V2 .lf ga J' X Y, Ax Q Q az' 4 .L J' f V , ' - .I -4 Q V 4 Q, f, I hv N '39 J , 1 r TX ff u Q J 1 ff ll Ie ' l U V 3 L, e, 'M s VOLUME M.. John Cooke ff James Maloney Patrick Dempsey ll 'Ku THE REVEREND LAWRENCE MUl.l.lN C P Class of 33 Foreign missionary now under house arrest In Yuonlmg Hunan Chma Though love repine and reason chafe There come c voice without reply 'Tis man's perdition to be safe, When for the truth he ought to die. Emerson All as 'K , , K, , . 1 .ff V K' 4 for s f -172' ,' 2 sl . ,gil N Q ', H N. 1 .w-. ' 'tv I mf? 'x T e 'D 'L -- . x .-..., . .uri X , 1 ,IA .,..... .. sh , , . . I I Q L- ' . . . . . I I . ,fff'TNi ' Fill TH In the Four Freedoms CONTENTS Title poge Theme Dedlccztnon Contents School Admnnlstrotlon cmd Faculty Sensors Underclossmen ACfIVlfleS Sports Advertisements Sensor Directory 135 'ga nl- ,vu :1-'1'-,,,..-:-...----'---j,,,...:. -- '--f ,.,-v is i5 Ann Laufenberg and Quenhn Bnegen wan at the entrance to show you around our handsome new school annex ?,5,,, ,U as , , , -- s ,.,,.,,-, W-: f ljlffgj-lj .wffwmff U -w , , M4 '-- - E K I, . ,L L 1 ' . .- I I i ' , ' ' 1 f 7 CUR SCHOCDL After Christmas we seniors moved into the new building and found everything about it fresh and beautiful. The classrooms are completely modern and the executive offices well-equipped. Our gym is prob- ably the finest in the county, and, in our new cafe- teria, we can have either a hot meal or sandwiches. We have no pictures showing the laboratories, library, or chapel, because these rooms are still being furnished. When the chapel is completed, we'll have the Blessed Sacrament with us all the time. THE STAIRCASE, with right and left bound traffic. Dottie Kriessler and Irene Bogacz are probably coming from French George Pfanner is iust meandering, and that pur- poseful cntnzen going the other way is James Caliguire. THE CORRIDOR and some dilly dallymg, shilly-shallying seniors. Carmelita Hernandez has parked her ink on the floor for the duration of Margaret Barnett's story. Donald O Rourke is looking askance at such goings-on. And Helen Toohey, Rosemary Yandola, and Noreen Kammerer are lust enloylng life. 8 T .ON RX I i THE AUDITORIUM IN PROCESS OF BECOMING A GYM, and Father's Boys doing the processing. Left to right are Ferry, Scrufori, Grisoni, Kellenberger, Lynch Cplaying foremanll, Rivelli, Goba, Weber, and Murphy. A SECTION OF THE PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE, and Cathy Kellen- berger nicely filling the section! She's accomplishing a two-fold task-taking dictation, and lending interest to the new venetian blinds and glossy furniture. 9 RECEPTION AND BOARD ROOMS, with Pat Hopkins coming from Father Pat's office, and Pat Ennis at the files. Question: Do you have to be a Pat to fit into this picture? f 2 If THE BOWLING ALLEY AND CAFETERIA both beautnes The bowlmg alley has four lanes and ns bemg used enthusnashcally by Cook and Zuhowsku The lower picture IS lust a part of the cafeterna whuch as In realnty very large Thats Snster Therese Mary proctorlng 'IO O c 70 U5 c 'U I'l'l E z -I l'l'I z U I'I'l Z -I cunlanllul l . N 1 , 'xv 'v . , 7 1 ' , 5 3 he lf' x ' , . i WHA I . . P X, X l lg ' . . X A . .. l 1 3 2 E f P-------.. THE REVEREND PATRICK JOSEPH MacDWYER C P The former grads wlll keep their old loyaltnes but we younger Mlchaellans thunk that Father Patnck has put Samt Michaels on the map Last year It was basketball this year It was fo tball and we cant forget that the scholastlc rating rnses steadily ,eff ii JM f Z Afxf Lyx WMA K AND OUR PRINCIPAL V 7 '31 -X 1' fx SISTER MARIA ELLENITA Slster Ellemta exhlbats very practncaIIy for us every day the Christian prmclple of hatlng the sm and Iovmg the slnner For, she ns stern wlth us when we rate sternness, but then she nmmednately turns around and does us a favor or shows us some other kmdness 'I3 'QI at we wt .- , S Ox, . ig? I' , . , . B ' 1 Q' 'C 2. '5' I S' 'ir - f r Q x We proudly present our faculty, as fine a group of educators as could be assembled anywhere. Through our four years, they have worked to make us the all-around good American Catholic citizens that we, ourselves, hope to be. They've set a goal for us to reach. Let us not disappoint them! Thy safeguard, Liberty, The schools shall ever be, Our nation's pride, No tyrant hand shall smite While with encircling might All here are taught the right, With Truth allied. -America 'I4 OUR MISS GRACE SQUIRE Algebra, English MR. DONALD O'NElLL Latin MR. ANTHONY PARILLO English, History, Assistant Football Coach MR. PATRICK JOYCE Spanish LAY TEACHERS ROW I- MR. SAMUEL MONACO History, Football Coach MR. PATRICK FINNEGAN Basketball Coach MR. J. VINCENT O'DONNELL Music, Glee Club Director MR. NICHOLAS PICCIANO Physical Education, Drill Master MR. CHESTER SMITH Band Director ROW 2- MR. ANDREW LUKAC Chemistry, Mathematics, Assistant Football Coach MISS JOAN SANDES Physical Education, Choreography MR. WILLIAM GREENE Baseball Coach MISS ROSE BATTAGLIA Girls' Basketball Coach MR. DOMINIC ALAGIA Track Coach I 4 . 3 an .Q M, 1 A 3 Q . . atlbfbdvuihlll fl! .aff 'f .Rail 'V' 4 an fy A x 'Y ' 1+ .4 THE RELIGIOU ROW I- SISTER ALOYSIUS JOSE Religion, General Science, Physics, Forensic League SISTER MARIAN FRANCIS Religion, French SISTER HELEN JAMES Religion, Mathemaiics SISTER HELEN BEATRICE Religion, Latin SISTER M. EDWARDINE Religion, General Science, Biology, Band ROW 2- SISTER M. CARITA Religion, English, Year Book SISTER MARIA ROSA Religion, Spanish SISTER RUTH THERESE Religion, History, Girls' Basketball SISTER ANTHONY MARIE Religion, English SISTER MARGARET WILLIAM Religion, English, Latin Q REAL SUPERSERVICE i Alfa-f -Aplflfix ,, fly, Yi' l MRS. ANTHONY KNEGO, School Secretary Make that explanation good, Mr. Watson! Mrs. Knego takes Wally Watson to task for being late. Bob Kellenberger doesn't seem too frightened, though his turn is coming. And Carol Wickham, with nothing to worry about, is doing the worrying for the two boys. MR. WILLIAM TOMSICK, Plant Engineer Engineer is his title, but Bill Tomsick can do any- think. He won't like, however, our cropping out the monster furnace he's examining. It's a complicated beauty that dwarfs everything about it, including the man who understands it so thoroughly. AND MAINTENANCE MRS. RICHARD BARRY, Cashier We're down in the cafeteria, now, buying lunch tickets from Mrs. Barry, whose smile always makes us feel that she's glad to see us. The pencil, by the way, really isn't part of her usual hairdo! AT THE LUNCH COUNTER Look at Mrs. Metzler, Mrs. McGauley, Mrs. Cough- lin, and Mrs. Callaghan, and you'll see four reasons why our cafeteria is o success. What's for lunch, do you ask? Why, soup and turkey, and don't you doubt us! FREEDCDM OF 4' ,-,oo A SPEECH Cur Seniors Now gather all our Saxon bards-let harps and hearts be strung, To celebrate the triumphs of our own good Saxon tongue! For stronger tar than hosts that march with battle Hogs unfurled, It goes with freedom, thought, and truth to rouse and rule the world. -James Gilborne Lyons JIQQWBACLASS OFFICERS 'I PRESIDENT . There's no wonder that Bob was elected class president. With his good looks, winning smile, and pleasant ways, he couldn't miss. Besides being a good student, he is interested in sports and in all that concerns the school. SECRETARY Kathleen is the comedienne of the school. Be- sides, she can entertain with the Charleston, and, as a maiorette, she is one of the snappiest strutters on the squad. ,I ROBERT CBOBJ TAGLIABUE Saint Anne's, Jersey City Basketball 2,3,4p Glee Club 'l,2,3,4g Mission Unit l,2,3,4p Science Club 2,35 Track 2,3,4 THOMAS KCALJ CALLAMARI Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Football 2,3,4p Glee Club 2,3,4, Mission Unit i,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4 KATHLEEN CSICKLEJ VAN SICKLE Saint MichaeI's, Union City Glee Club 2,3,4p Maiorettes 'I,2,3,4p Science Club 2,31 Mission Unit 'l,2,3,4 I . PATRICIA IPATJ WALSH Saint Brigid's, North Bergen Mission Unit 'l,2,3,4, Science Club 2 VICE PRESIDENT Tom is the tall, dark, and handsome type, and is very popular. He is active in sports, likes to sing, and excels in football in which he is a fast and Hashy halfback. PROM CHAIRLADY Pat has a fine personality, and is never with- out a smile and a cheery hello. She has always been an excellent student, and will probably be one of the best secretaries ever graduated from Saint Michael's. We must be free or die, who speak the tongue i That Shakespeare spake . . . William Wordsworth FRANK ANDRIULI Saint Michael's Union City Band 25 Glee Club 1,25 Mission Unit 1,2, 3,45 Track 1,3 ROBERT BADO Saints Peter and Paul, Hokoben Glee Club 45 Mission Unit 3,4 WILLIAM QBALKIEJ BALKENENDE Immaculate Conception, Secaucus Glee Club 3,45 Mission Unit 1,2,3,4 MARGARET IMARGIEJ BARNETT Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken We Legion of Mary 45 Mission Unit 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 1,25 Science Club 2 MARY JANE UAYJ BERONIO Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken Basketball 35 French Club 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Legion of Mary 45 Mission Unit 3,45 Year Book 4 JOSEPH IRUSSD BESOLD Saint Anne's, Jersey Cit Glee Club 1,2,3,45 M Science Club 2 Freedom is not to limit, but to share5 And freedom here is freedom everywhere. -Russell Wheele If ' fl XL- JQUENTIN CQUINTJ BIEGEN 25' ,Saint Joseph's Union City Year Book 4 JOSEPH QGINOJ BINETTI Our Lady of Grace Hoboken Baseball 35 Glee Club 34 Mission Umt 1,2,3,45 Science Club 2 3 MQW IRENE BOGACZ Saint Ann's Jersey City French Club 2,3,45 Mission Unit 1234 KENNETH CKENJ BRAUN Saint Michael's Union Cnty Band 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3 4 Legion of Mary 45 Mission Umt I 2 3 4 Red Cross I 2 fl f'Mission Unit 1,2,3,45 Seton Forensic 4 MAUREEN BUSSANICH Sannt Mnchoel s Unnon Cnty Glee Club 3 4 Mnssnon Unnt 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 1 2 THOMAS QTOMJ BYRNES Sannt Annes Jersey Cnty French Club 23 Glee Club 3 4 Mnssnon Unnt 1 234 Year Book 4 JOHN KTEXJ CADEMARTORI Sannt Mnchael s Unnon Cnty Glee Club 234 Mnssnon Unnt 1234 Seton Forensnc 3 Scnence Club 23 Year Book 4 JAMES lJlMJ CALIGUIRE Sannt Annes Jersey Cnty Mnssnon Unnt 1234 Scnenc Club GERARD UERRYJ CARNEY Sannt Josephs Jersey Cnty French Club 234 Glee Club 1234 Mnssnon Unnt 1 2 3 4 Science Club 3 WILLIAM CBILLD CARR Our Lady ol Grace Hoboken Baseball 4 Mnssnon Unnt 123 4 Student Councll 1 2 The Unnted Sta es a la of free speech Nowhere ns Bch freer If Wnnstan S P CARMELITA QCAMAYJ CIARAMELLA Sannt Joseph s Unnon Cnty French Club 234 Glee Club 1 23 4 Mnssnon Unnt 1 2 3 4 Seton Forensnc AGNES CLARK Sannt Mnchaels Unnon Cnty Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Malorettes 1 23 4 Cl b 2 Mnssnon Unnt 1 234 Scnence u ANTHONY ITONYJ COCCHIA Sonnt John s Jersey Cnty Football 4 Scnence Club 23 Track 1 2 EDWIN QEDDIEJ COLLINS Sannt John s Jersey Cnty Band 1 Glee Club 234 Mnssnon Unnt 1 2 3 4 U . l l - 0 'l W .fi U . . , I . . 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DOLORES KDELJ GARRISON Sannt Mnchael's, Unnon Cnty Basketball 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mns snon Unnt l,2,3,4 f nn Jn nk AC , Sonn 1Mnchdel s Unnon Cnty as enbqnn 54 French Club 23 ones C 'I 2 3 4 fMnssnon Unnt I 2 3 4 Seton F ensnc 4 Student Councnl 3 Year Book TERESA KTERRYD ECHEVERIA Sannt Mnchoel s Unnon Cnty French Club 23 Glee Club 234 Mns snon Unnt 'l 2 3 4 Year Book 4 ELEANOR EGAN Sannt Brngnds North Bergen French Club 23 Mnssnon Unnt 1234 Red Cross 2 Seton Forensnc 23 JOSEPH UOEJ EGAN Sannts Peter and Paul Hoboken French Club 23 Glee Club 34 Mnssnon Unnt 3 4 Scnence Club 3 PATRICIA CPATCHESJ ENNIS Sannt John the Baptnst Jersey Cnty Mnssnon Unnt 'I234 Red Cross 12 MARGARET QMARGIEJ EVANGELISTA Sannt Paul of the Cross Jersey Cnty Mnssnon Unnt l234 Red Cross 'I2 And I honor the mon who wnllnng to snn Half hns present repute for to thnnk 26 nl we , '- nfl ' n' , 1 xx' A. 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I X, K . , . 27 ALBERT CALBIEJ HERMAN Saint Augustine'S, Union City Basketball 3 F b I 7 oot al 45 Mission Unit I,2,3,4g Science Club 2,3,4 CARMELITA ICARMENI HERNANDEZ Saint NichoIas', Jersey City Glee Club 2,4g Mission Unit l,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,25 Science Club 2 PATRICIA KPATJ HOPKINS Saint Michael's, Union City Mission Umt 1234 Red Cross I2 Sci e CI nce ub 2 Student Council 2 Year Book MARILYN ILYNNJ JAHNKE Saint Paul of the Cross Jersey Cnty Mission Unit 'I 2 34 Red Cross I 2 Year Book 4 JAMES ICHICKJ JARVIS Our Lady of Grace Hoboken Baseball 4 Basketball 'l 2 3 4 Glee Club 'I MISSION Unit 'I 23 4 Science Club 2 PATRICIA CPATD JONES Saint Augustine s Union Cnty Malorette 1 2 3 4 Mission Umt I 2 3 4 Democracy is the recurrent suspicion that more th h an alf of the people are right more than halt of the time Elwyn Brooks White 28 67 4t'5'Q fwclf C! J RITA IRIRIJ JUDGE Saints Peter nd Paul Hobokeg Frencli M lub I 2 3 4 Mas sion ,Uaq'T2 ,M Cross I2 1 f V' KJ X J U! NOREEN CNORJ KAMMERER Our Lady of Grace Hoboken Glee CI ence Club 2 Red Cross I2 ub 2 Mission Unit 1234 Cl GERALDINE IGERRYJ KAVANAGH Saint Michael s Union Cnty Glee Club I 23 4 Magorettes I 23 4 Mission Unit I 2 3 4 CATHERINE CCATHYJ KELLENBERGER Saint Josephs Union City Mission Unit T234 Red Cross I 2 Sci ence Club 2 Year Book 4 4 I .,,: , I fi ' JV I x K, I.. '. : ' ' 6 . UI: .. . X f ,, . .. 4, IX - 'JH Q XI u'XN ' LI ,rv my X V X ' LJ 09, x ' ' Krug X I G .If , V .J I , 1, v.' . H - L , 0ff,lAL,,yp.f!3,. , . 1' 4, , - rf of I 'J V 'fe 1, ' I.. .,HiS. ,T fwxi-553944 K n ANN Saint Joseph s, Unlon Clty Basketball 2 3 4 F u 4 Mission Unit I 234 Student Coun cil 3 Year Book 4 rw' THOMAS CTOMD KELLY Epiphany, Cliffside Park Mission Unit l,2,3,4g Science Club 2,3 EDWARD KEDDIEJ KOCH Saint Augustine, Union City Band l,2,3,4g Glee Club 3,47 Mission Unit l,2,3,4 JOSEPH UOED KRAEMER Our Lady of Grac e Hoboken Mission Unit 1234 Science Club 23 Glee Club 4 Football 4 Track 24 W' M DOROTHY QDOTTIEJ KRIESSLER Saints Peter and Paul Hoboken M X French Club 234 Mlsslo U n nit l 234 W Malorette 23 4 FRANCIS CFRANKD KRONKE Saint Annes Jersey City Mission Unit 1 23 4 Science Club 3 YVONNE CLALAD LABARRE Saint Augustlnes Union City Malorettes 1 2 34 Mission Unit 1 23 4 Student Council I Error of opinion may be tolerated where reason is left free to combat it Thomas Jefferson if ff' DOMINICK CDICKJ LAURICELLA Holy Rosary Edgewater Glee Club 1 23 4 Mission Unit ence Club 23 RONALD CLENNYJ LENAHAN Saint Annes Jersey Clty fr CN Ir Basketball 4 Mis U sion nit l 2 3 4 Seton Forensic League 4 JOSEPH UOEJ LENIHAN Saint Paul of the Cross Jersey Cnty Mission Unit l 2 3 4 29 ' LN , I U ' H 'i' ,J V . - 'J ,fi ' ,mi . 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MARY LIGHT Saint Joseph's, Union City Legion of Mary 45 Mission Unit 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 1,2 ARLINE LILLIS Saint Anne's, Jersey City French Club 2,35 Mission Unit 1,2,3,4 ADELE KHONEYQ LORD Saint Michael's, Union City Glee Club 25 Maiorettes 3,45 Mission uciw 5 unit ,2,3,4 -Vt-' ' ' ' N , - GEORGE Luasn X' 'fx S QF Saint Matthew's, Ridgefield ' J hi' Q. . 1 ' ,ff - y ' Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Glee V' h Ji mfg , Club 1,2,3,4, Mission uni: 1,2,s,4, science I 9' ix P Club 2 fbi X 5 6 KOMAS QMACJ M:DERMOTT 1 BARBARA QBOBBIEJ McGOVERN Saint MichaeI's, Union City French Club 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Muiorettes 2,3,45 Mission Unit 1, 2,3,4 MARIE UUNEJ McGUlRL Saint Augustine's, Union Ci Maiorettes 2,3,45 Red Cr Club 25 Student Council 3 TIMOTHY CMACJ MclNTYRE Saints Peter and Paul, Hoboken Mission Unit 1,2,3,45 Football Manager 15 Red Cross 1,2 JAMES UIMMYJ McNALLY Saint John's, Jersey City Baseball 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Mission Unit 1,2,3,4 'Y oss 1,25 Science fjk 45 Glee Club 30 ll' If' aints Peter and Paul, Hoboken Mission Unit 1,2,3,4 Qi? ff' DENNIS CDENNYJ McGILL Our Lady of Libera, West New York Baseball 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 French Club 2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3, 45 Mission Unit 1,2,3,45 Science Club 25 Student Council 2,35 Track 1,2,3,45 Year Book 4 But to the hero, when his sword Has won the battle for the free, Thy voice sounds like a prophet's word, f, 1 'JL RONALD IRONNIED MADDEN Soint Joseph's, Union City Mission Unit 1,2,3,4p Science Club 2,3 FRANCINE CFRAND MAESSNER Samt Augustmes Umon Cnty Cheer Leader 234 French Club 23 Glee Club I 234 Mlssnon Umt 123 4 MARIA MAHONEY Saint Paul of the Cross, Jersey Cnty Mission Umt 1 2 34 Red Cross 1 2 Year Book 4 DENIS IMOEJ MOLNAR Epiphany Church Cliffside Park Mlssnon Unit 1 234 Science Club 2 Saint Augustine's, Union Cnty Mission Umt 1234 Science Club 2 JOHN UACKIEI MOORE Saint John s Jersey Cnty Football 234 Glee Club 34 Mission Unit 1234 Student Council 2 Track 34 And an its hollow tones are heard e thanks of mrllion e to be Fitz Green Halleck fly CHARLES CCHARLIED MORAN Saant Joseph s Union Cnty Mission Umt 1 23 4 Science 3 PATRICIA IPATJ MORIARTY Saint Augustine s Umon Coty Cheer Leader 234 Glee Club I 234 W, Mission Umt 1 2 34 ROBERTA CBERTJ MURPHY Saint John the Baptist Jersey Cnty Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mission Umt 1,2 3,4 Red Cross 1,2, Science Club 2 J MARILYN ILYNND MUSSO 'l Saint Bngld's, North Bergen lb Science Club 2:3 .rx 4 1 yi, 4 Malorettes 23,4, Mission Umt 1,2,3,4 31 yi f' J lee l . . -i fvlxf: I ligxr ' 1 I I ' 7' '. 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' . 1 Alf- HUBERT QHERBJ OATES fjlf Holy Rosary Edgewater Glee Club 234 Mlsslon Umt 'I234 Scnence Club 23 RICHARD CO BJ O BRIEN Saunt Annes Jersey Cnty Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 4 Glee Club 'l 234 Mussnon Umt 'I 234 Sclence Club 2 Student Councll 23 MICHAEL lOAKlEJ OCONNOR Our Lady of Grace Hoboken 4 Mnssuon Umt 1 2 3 4 Sclence Club 2 DONALD QDONJ OROURKE Corpus Chrlstn Hasbrouck Henghts French Club 2 Glee Club 2 34 Mussnon Umt 1 23 4 Seton Forensnc League 2 JOHN UACKJ OROURKE Samt Joseph s Umon Cnty Legnon of Mary 4 Mnsslon Umt l 234 Track 2 3 4 JOSEPH UOEJ PATEREK Sacred Heart Hudson Heights French Club 23 Glee Club l 234 Mus slon Umt 1234 Let us have forth that nght makes mlght and m that forth let us to the end dare to do our duty as we understand rt Abraham Lmcoln ELEANOR KELJ PAXTON Salnt Augustmes Umon Cnty French Club 23 Glee Club l 234 Mus snon Umt I 23 4 GEORGE PFANNER Saint Johns Jersey Cnty Football 2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Mussnon Umt l,2,3,4, Sclence Club 2,3, Student Councll 2,3, Track 2,3,4, Year Book 4 RICHARD CDICKJ PISCAL Saunt Peter's, Jersey Cnty LORRAINE QLULUD PURCELL Samt Joseph's, Hoboken EM Red Cross 1,2 f Football 4, French 4, Musslon Umt 1,2,3,4 I ' Cheer Leader 2,3,4, Mlssnon Umt 'l,2,3,4, X 32 I ,L X 1 'J . I , . ,gf F f fr . 4 - ' . f ' R AAL X lf fl 1 , J , I . J L' - N: ' .,,: ,1'2',lxf 1 4, h , e- G! , . f cf ' ', ' 11 , Lt N , , , J '7, ' . . 'l ! X III Ill L ' z ,,,: N.: ,, A l ' 1fAqlVl,Vfv' , F , J, , J j Basketball 1,25 Football 2,3,4g Glee Club ' V 4 F il. D 1:17 I Il , I . : ,ti F 0' ti , , ' I n ' un 1 ' I 1117 ' 1 , ,: ,,,: '- F Ill , 'll Q A . v 'I I l , ,Q ,,,: '- ' . Ill 1 I ' , JOSEPH UOEJ Sam? Joseph s Hoboken Mlsslon Um! 1 234 Track Team 34 MAUREEN ISOLLYJ SOLLEDER Samis Peter and Paul Hoboken Glee Club 34, Mussnon Um! l,2,3,4, Red Cross I,2, Year Book 4 MARY ISULLYJ SULLIVAN Holy Rosary, Edgewater Mussuon Umt 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 'I,2, Year look 4 WILLIAM IBILLJ TARNACKI Sami Anne's, Jersey Cnty Foofboll 2,3,4, Glee Club 4, Mnssuon Um! 1,2,3,4 HA' , KENNETH IKENNYJ RENDER Sam! Joseph s Hoboken Foolball 4 Leguon of Mary 4 Mnssnon Umt 'I234 JOSEPH UOEJ RODRICK Sami Nacllolas Jersey Cnty Lahn Club 2 Mlssnon Unit I 2 3 4 Scnence Club 3 4 DONALD IREDJ ROSS Sami Pauls Jersey Caty JOAN IRUSTYJ RUSSAK Sum! John the Baphsf Jersey Clfy Muloretfe 2 3 4 Mlsslon Unlt 1 2 3 4 Stu den! Councal 2 MILDRED fMll.l.lEJ SAN PETRO Sami Muchaels Unlon Clly Musslon Um! I 234 Red Cross 1 2 RAYMOND QRAYJ SHEEHAN Our Lady of Grace Hoboken Mnssnon Um! 1234 Red Cross I2 Track 2 Why should Illere nol be a pahenl confidence ln flle ullurlale lushce of fha people? ls Ihere any beffer or equal hope In Ihe world? braham Lmcoln 33 47 , fl y A - xr bfi I ff' Lx? : . ' Q -LV.'3'e' ,,-v fQ'n k P ' , I , VX I 4 f I 1 1 1 , 5 I Lillfbl ' ' lui!! French Club 4: Mission Unil 4 ' .1 5 I .h I I I I , ' Y Ei ' I ! . 'f-,A ' ff. 0 X , r X -J , f J X f I v Q t mg! LEONARD QLENNYD 'VAN DE WAL Immaculate Conception, Secaucus Band l,2,3,4, Mission Unit 'l,2,3,4, Sci- ence Club 2,3 WILLIAM CBILLJ VOGEL Our Lady of Victory, Jersey City Band l,2,3,4, Glee Club 3,47 Mission Unit l,2,3,4, Track 2 JosEPH CTANKJ vorreuak Saint Joseph's, Union City Glee Club 1,25 Mission Unit 'I,2,3,4 DONALD KKATOJ WARES Saint Michaels', Union City Band 2,35 Mission Unit l,2,3,4p Science Club 2,3 K7 I V .iv 4 A ,J F , f1aZ,'if',f-rf 'li MDAN fREDl TEELING Saint Paul ol the Cross, Jersey City Band l,2,3,4g Glee Club 3,47 Mission Unit I,2,3,4, Red Cross 1,2 CHARLES ccuucxy THOMAS Saint Peter's, New York City Football 3,45 Mission Unit 3,4 PETER KPETEJ THRUNK Sacred Heart, Jersey City Baseball , Ba lxetball 3,47 Mission Unit LM rv , 4 2, ' U3 :f MARY KMARIEJ TIGHE Saint Micl1ael's, Union City ' French Club 2,35 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 'J lf Legion of Mary 4: Mission Unit l,2,3,4, Stu dent Council 2, Year Book 4 HELEN CRUSTYJ TOOHEY Our lady of Grace, Hoboken Mission Unit 'I,2,3,4p Red Cross 1,2 MICHAEL IMIKEJ TUZZO Saint Paul of the Cross, Jersey City Mission Unit 1,2,3,4, Science Club 2 A democracy-that is a government of all the people, by all g the people, lor all the people, of course, a government of the 34 .- -. GEORGE WEBB Sannl Mnchaels Unnon Cnty Baseball 23 Foolball 23 Mnssnon Unnt 'l 2 3 4 CAROLE WICKHAM Sannt Joseph s Hoboken Mnssnon Unnt 1 234 Scnence Club 2 PATRICIA QPATTID WILSON Our Lady of Grace Hoboken French Club 23 Glee Club l 234 Ma lorelles 2 3 4 Mnssnon Unnt 1 2 3 4 Red Cross l LILLIAN KLIIJ WIRTZ Sannt John s Jersey Cnly Baskelball 34 French Club 34 Glee Club 4 Legnon of Mary 4 Mnssnon Unnl 3 4 Selon Forensnc 3 4 ROSEMARIE IROEJ YANDOLA Sannl Paul of the Cross Jersey Clly Malorenles 23 4 Mnssnon Um? I 23 4 Red Cross 'I 2 SOPHIE ZAKRZEWSKI Sam! Anne s Jersey Cnty Glee Club 'I 2 3 4 Manoreiies 1 2 3 4 Mnssnon Unnl 1234 Scnence Club 2 Siu denl Council 23 prnncnples of elernal lusfnce lhe unchanging law of God lor Theodore Parker G' a IC ow' es 5 Vefil MARY ELLEN cscn-norznnsy zANmn Af IV I C C' Sami Mary s West New York Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Mnssnon UHnnt 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 'I2 WILLIAM IZU ZUJ ZUHOWSKI Sannf Pelers Jersey Cnty Baseball 1 2 3 4 Baskelball 'I 2 3 4 Fo ball 1234 Glee Club 34 Mnssnan Unnl 1 23 4 Siudenl Councnl 2 Land of Hope and Glory Mother of the Free, How shall we exlol fhee, who are born of thee? Wnder sinll and wnder shall thy bounds be sel God, who made lhee mnghly, make fhee mnghher yel ' Arthur Chrnsfopher Benson r4lYl' . . ,I . . I . , J- L, ,f n 1 If V ,fi frni flirt, Nu I n rf r 1 ri I l I . ,I . , I - J 1' ' ' f L . , V . . . . I . U ,J A es y , J 2, shorlness' sake, I will call il llne idea of Frenilomf' J J U x li' - an . ., .X , 3.501 a, - ,VD F , 5 l Y V K of-'L X f ,yy 76 sl' X E X 6 7 LL I r r ri r 1 ri J N X, of 1 ' wg '- A U, A . ,' . 'S XFX r f If n 1 fi ' as Il I '4 1 n 1 :I . . . , 35 WHO'S WHO IN SCHOLARSHIP ATHLETICS MISS MICHAELIAN TASTE IN DRESS Mary Jane Beronio Dennis McGill Sophie Zakrzewski Dominick Lauricella In the WHO'S WHO classification, the seniors voted for all but scholarship and courtesy, which depended upon the school records. In the alignment below, the class leaders are those whose averages are highest in senior classes, and these averages are based on marks at the end of our seventh term. RELIGION Mary Jane Beronio ..................... Ann Laufenberg .............. ........ Irene Bogacz ............... ........ ENGLISH Mary Jane Beronio ..................... Irene Bogacz .................... ........ Georgette Du Puis ........... ........ Ann Laufenberg ......... Carol Cottrell .......... Mary Tighe ........... HISTORY Ann Laufenberg ......... Georgette Du Puis ............ ....... Mary Jane Beronio ..................... FRENCH Mary Jane Beronio. .................. .. Irene Bogacz ........................ ....... Ann Laufenberg .......... Carol Cottrell ........... SPANISH Patricia Hopkins ....... Carole Wickham ........................ Carmelita Hernandez ............... CLASS LEADERS 95.6'Ms 94.7 94.3 94.8'Ka 91.5 91.5 91.5 91.2 91.2 94.2'M: 94.1 93.7 95 'Ka 95 94.4 89.2 92.4':Ka 91.8 91.4 MATHEMATICS Joseph Paterek ........... Dennis McGill ................. Ronald Lenahan ........... STENOGRAPHY Patricia Walsh .......... Eleanor Egan ........ Marilyn Jahnke ....... TYPING Patricia Walsh ............... Sophie Zakrzewski ..................... Carole Wickham .......... BUSINESS LAW Catherine Kellenberger Patricia Walsh ............. . .... Mary Duff ....................................... Mary Light .......... CHEMISTRY Dennis McGill ......... Carol Cottrell . ........... .. Ann Laufenberg .......... ............ 93 'Ma 91.3 91 93.3'X: 93 92.6 91 .5'Ma 91 90.8 'Ka 89 88 85 85 92.3'Ms 91.6 90.6 Irene Bogacz CLASS OF '53 COURTESY PERSONALITY Mary Tighe James Caliguire Carole Gross Kenneth Braun Mary Light The honor students are listed according to their rank at the end of the seventh school term. The seniors must have an average of 95 to qualify for highest honors 90 lor high honorsg and 85 for honors. To those who made the grade, our hearty congratulations' HONOR STUDENTS HIGHEST HONORS Mary Jane Beronio HIGH HONORS Ann Laufenberg Irene Bogacz Georgette Du Puis Mary Tighe Carol Cottrell Patricia Walsh Carole Wickham HONORS Joseph Paterek Catherine Kellenberger Margaret Barnett HONORS Ccontinuedl Dennis McGill Ronald Lenahan Joseph Votteler Lillian Wirtz Sophie Zakrzewski Marion Haggerty Patricia Hopkins Mary Light Eleanor Egan Agnes Clark Dorothy Kriessler Marilyn Jahnke Joseph Egan Thomas McDermott Great men are they who see that spiritual is stronger than any material lorcef that thoughts rule the world. -Ralph Waldo Emerson LORD, KEEP MY MAY HE COLLECT ON THAT? When they have checked their Business Law, they'll soon know. Left to right, first row-Patricia Hag- gerty, Raymond Sheehan, second row -Celestine Donovan, Timothy Mclntyre, Margaret Flynn, third row -Kenneth Braun, Mary Ellen Zan- etti, fourth row-Joseph Sheridan, Marie McGuirl, Maureen Bussanichp fifth row-Agnes Clark, Patricia Walsh, Marilyn Jahnke, Margaret Evangelista, Joan Russak. IT'S ALL PROPAGANDA. READ BEYOND THE HEADLlNES! They can't forget your advice during History lessons, Sister Eunice. Left to right, front row-William Curran, Charles Moran, Lillian Wirtzy second row-Thomas McDer- mott, Carmelita Ciaramella, Carol Cottrell, Irene Bogacz, Francine Maessner, third row-Ella Dolan, Mory Jane Beronio, Marion Hog- gerty, fourth row-Joan Coughlin, Kathleen French, James Caliguire, fifth row-Hubert Oates, Joseph Egan, sixth row-Thomas Gibney. So long as Failh with Freedom reigns And loyal Hope survives, And gracious Charity remains to leaven lowly lives, 38 MEMORY GREEN. While there is one untrodden tract For intellect or will, And men are free to think and act, Life is worth living still. -Alfred Austin 39 SWEET JESUS, GIVE THY BLESSING TO THIS ACTION . . . This is the aspiration with which we begin our every class. Left to right, first row-Adele Lord, Lorraine Purcell, Patricia Haggerty, Barbara Hanna, Geraldine Kavanagh, sec- ond row-Margaret Evangelista lonly her hands and the tip of her nosel, Sophie Zakrzewski, Agnes Clark, third row-Margaret Barnett, Patricia Walsh, Joseph Sheridan, fourth row-James McNally ljust his eyesl. WE'LL MAKE IT YET! See how serious our young sten- ographers are. At the board-Pa- tricia Jones, left to right, front row - Rosemarie Yandola, Carmelita Hernandez, Catherine Kellenberger, Margaret Flynn, Patricia Ennis, sec- ond row -Mary Sullivan, Mary Light, Mildred San Petro. X., I I xl ' s I l -'f' 1 A ' 45 -Q. 1'-' s MEMORY GOOD BOOK? ls the book really that funny? Or are Pat Hopkins and Millie San Petro iust glad to be olive? HOPE NOBODY SAW THAT! Look to the right. Mary Tighe erases hurriedly, while Kathleen Von Sickle types away. CAN'T YOU HEAR THE MUSIC? French Ill is easily one of the most promising classes in the school. Our eight mademoiselles are-Ann Laufenberg holding the record, then, from left to right-Dorothy Kriessler, Mary Jane Beronio, Irene Bogocz, Joan Coughlin, Lillian Wirtz, Carol Cottrell, Carmelito Ciaramella. ' g v 'I iff 55? ix , ja A., Eiga! v h V A VAIZIV ., XA N A se 1? A Q f i , Q , V iq M ' X5 3 ?Q C L, -9 Q av ,zu -'-4 Z5 I 45 x ,WW 1. 4 f-.-.4uw'3.,-pw! -.- g.Q , A , M V' .., . v Q, 4, 1 'N F QQ!! Q yfily E 4 ' , A - 5 , 1. 1. b -1 - Q g3 'f - . es ' K ,-Q - -2' Y v him! - , U 1 f Q ,L if I Q, -0 K f mt E new-5 465 ng! Quang? ,J 4 A , 1 ,- , 9.1 A . -M'IfW,w wt ' f. ., 1 -' ',.5-Jun., ew 1, Q n 0 g ' . 1 f ,A . V! , 1. f K ., K .W k,.- 5 - WCRSHIP Our Under- classmen Faith of our Fathers! Living still In spite of dungeon, fire and sword . . . Faith of our Fathers! Holy Faith! We will be true to thee till death. -Father Faber I ROOM 2A, left to right, first row-P. Munier, M. Warnicke, ROOM 28, left to right, first row-A. Walters, J. McCaskey, T. McMahon, C. Prentiss, second row-O. Carlsen, R. Atzin- E. Genese, T. Muir, L. Tighep second row-D. Farley, T. gen, J. Black, J. Paris, third row-R. Bonino, G. Zimmerman, Ostapuck, W. Watson, N. Della Fave, W. Crimminsp third fourth row-A. Ruuso, R. Cella, A. Lynch, V. Murphy, fifth row-W. Cheplic, N. Penna, P. Minervini, fourth row-M. row-J. Ferry, D. Romano, F. McCarthyg sixth row-P. Wady, Reilly, J. Grisoni, J. Biegenp fifth row-A. Phillips, R. Stauffer, J. Cullen, J. Rivelli, R. Kellenberger. F. Weber, R. Goba, P. Cavalli. Let parents bequeath to their children not riches, but a spirit of reverence. -Plato 44 V ROOM IOA, left to right, first row-l.. Connolly, R. Moron, F. Dischler, J. Roorty, second row-J. Hughes, E. Thorne, third row-J. O'Connell, M. Kent, T. Powell, N. Miller, M. Dondero, fourth row-J. McGovern, A. Vitale, fifth rowf G. Goulding, R. Morotto, R. Sredniki, M .Vitole, sixth row fJ. Moille ,J. Walker, P. B ns, E. Orlcik. , ' YV jf F ROOM IOB, left to right, first row-K. Word, D. Popowski, T. Cleary, second row-S. Wyrzykowski, M. Lovelle, L. Sob- bers, third row-T. Corey, S. Griffin, G. Murphy, fourth row -F. Gilligon, J. Heocl, R. Hanna, E. Bolkenendo, fifth row- W. Brooks, E. McNeill, J. Colloghcn, sixth row-R. Kugel- mon, J. Kotowski, F. Rehbein, V. Uscinski, A. lmmen. , w . PM A A S31 F MQ .' . gf , Y, . yi D x s ,xi lg X' K Th od whb gow us Iifef ve us libert at the some time. fli .2 ' X y 'Nt Nix X XX - Q X- X- -Thomas Jefferson . -A fix 1 J I ' ,ill 4 V Q R 'N N' A 45 1 V l X .A YW LY l ROOM 'I left to right first row S Aragona D Russak E Walsh C Dunn S Enny second row G Cucolo P Sheehan M Peverll C Sollecuto G Tnetgen third row D McGulnn E Boyle R Schenkerberg C Kmndler C Zakr zewskn M Whalen fourth row J Solecntto P Quinn H ' ,, ,.x,,VW,W,...N...w.,,f'r4.,.., A0 QL 'T PHYSICS and some beaming students who finally got their home made amplifier to work From left to rught Arthur Phullups Marietta Warmcke Betty Genese Arthur Stauffer Arthur Lynch Michael Reilly Walter Crlmmnns Olsen C Glade R Murphy fifth row L Castellrto M Thornhill J Hester C McCloskey J Calton sixth row C Roedelbronn A Gerbereux J Murray H Snyder T Kennedy Once people lose reverence for God they lose respect for their neighbor and therr native land Fulton Sheen 46 A rt 'f . . . Lf, Y 76 ,A , vc lsr.- W 4 c . , fr ' ' Y , , X M 4 ' f tif . 2, ,, Xp 1 -7 hill .. 'A ' . ug . ' I 1 ri' I . I 5 V I l I ?' I ' I I . , . , . 5 - . , . . ' l ' - , - 1 - , - 1 - -- - - . - I I I I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' ' . . . Q . I - . . I I l , . , . , . , . I - 1 - I -- 1 - , . , . , . 7 - . 1 ' 1 - 1 - r - ll ' ' ' , - N - 1 . a a , ms M I L M M I wi Q ,f VJ, ,,, ,Q fp 4 ,Wf- FQ W . ,QW W U X ? fl 'E 4 mf ' J, .IUNIORS AT WCDRK S I J N is 114 - MON SAI . ,mrs eu --e, 1 ' ' ' 'fy lm'-fr-'f'f H NORMANDY mum' THEY'RE POSING! During English, from left-Carol Dunn, James Murray, Ellen Boyle, Geraldine Cucolo, Mari- lyn Peveril, Harold Sny- der, and the profiles of Joseph Solecitto and Mary Ellen Holland. PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? Then you've enjoyed Sally Griffin and John Kotowski. That nice head over the checker- ed blouse is Eleanor Thorne's. 'X- J Lid' N SUCH SMILES! Mr. Monaco's history class crowded two in a seat to show us more of them. Peter Minervini's smile fsec- ond row, second rightj is especially wide. And you, Francis McCarthy fsecond left, fourth rowj you don't like books that much! I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE. . . And so they begin the day's work. Left to right, from first to third row-Teresa Sgantas, Mario Berta, Maureen Eva is strategically placed, right behind Mr Joyce Egan, Mary Ryle, Barbara Gobbo, Anne Braden, George But Freddy Rehbein and Richard Kugelman arent Dzwielewski. helping out a pal! WHATS THE WORD? AQ.--M V17 ROOM 6A left to nght flrst row L Walsh P McGuire ROOM 6B left to rrght first row J Arahrll K Nolan A C Voyronos Phrlrp Renner second row T McV1car J Hester M McGavm second row V Messano D Bercaw Mussara W Jackson L Former W Tnghe F Mennella D Lennon P Gaffney thrrd row P Chlarello H Suppel thrrd row P Farley C Amerro L Monaco R Mauer J R Spnekermann V Ascolese fourth row C Seele P Shel Moran fourth row T McCarthy J Hudson R Maller H ton J Balwlerczak G Villa flfth row P Launno W Gutlhar T Santoro Nolan R Scarrone R Quinton Congress shall make no law respectmg an establishment of rel1g1on or prohubrtmg the free exercrse thereof B1ll of R1ghts 50 K , , .N ,. ,,,,.,L ,.1..1,L,k,.-1. , frif ' - - ,A Q J , 1 3 wr , -1 .' 1- 'J f fg 1T, - ' 4 a , .. 1 1 ' 1 Q 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - I ' - 1 I 1 - 1 ' I ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - I - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - I - . , . , . , . , . . , . 1 - . , . - 1 - ' I - 1 ' 1 - 1 - I ' f -' ' I ' , . . , . , . . H . . . . . . . 1 - 11 ' ' ROOM HA, left to right, first row-A. Gallaher, C. Kaiser, R. Thurer, C. O'Keefe, second rowfE. McNaught, P. Hughes, J. Klahre, M. Anderson, third rowAW. Cypser, W. Boess man, P. Camerlengo, L. Mott, J. Bollinger, fourth row-T Hildemann, A, lkola, R. Bennetti, J. Curran, fifth row- J. Byrnes, J. Dolan, D. Haggerty, T. McFadden. 'npr Y fi ROOM IIB, left to right, first row-B. Kaminski, P. Mahoney T. Mahoney, P. Konopacki, P. Schreck, second row-W. Mc Carthy, C. Decker, L. Roncoroni, R. Urbanilc, D. Prevete A. Lyons, J. Dammann, third row-E. Miskiewicz, K. Powers V. Quagliana, R. Kelley, G. Hogan, fourth row-R. Demp sey, C. Jones, P. Pinto, J. Hull, J. Dowden. With a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor. -Declaration of Independence ij X Q X if fjf X if F H17 -,. -- -4 ROOM 8, left to right, first row-L. Aragona, l. Hernandez, BIOLOGY is holding the attention of these sophomores C- Delle l-Unch B- MUY K M0l0U9hneY P Banks Second From left to right front desks Pauline McGuire Maureen row-E. Baptis, P. Coyle J Walsh A Marren L Howard F. Marinillo, C. Mazurek third row C Brozowskn C Wil liamson, K. McMullan F Solleder M Flaherty l McCoy- fourth row-M. Haggerty J McKenna M Yorke E Somers J. Fitzpatrick, fifth row A DeLeonardis M Keegan L Garibaldi, P. Yannuzzi, D. Zeil, V. Carr, sixth rowfJ. Van Blenis, S. O'Brien, M. Burner, P. Merolla, R. Davison, G. Van de Wal. Live pure, speak true, right wrong, follow the King Else wherefore born? 52 sf., .gg V I RELIGION . . . All the classes try to outdo each other in ROOM 9, from left to right, first row-C. Ulrich, F. House, beautifying their rooms for Chriitmqs. Here are fleft to A- lvwvinof E- Della Fl'-'Ve' D- DeeleYi Se-Cond f0W'E- Wafdf rightl Carol Williamson, Paul-Morolla, and Kathleen Mo- loughney. 1 - C. Oliferman, A. Liveralla, A. Holmsen, M. Smith, third row -A. Lamendola, M. Schlemm, A. Mideaker, M. Stanton, H. O'Donnell, fourth row-F. Nuziale, B. Nolan, T. Vander- hyden, M. Donovan, J. Aragona, M. Lombardi, fourth row -J. Murray, J. Garing, B. Reid, R. Miller, P. Hampton, E. Moppert, fifth row-R. Robertson, J. Koenig, J. Sloyan, C. Paulston, D. Dow, G. Holmes. We will be free! We will be free! God and Right our standard be. -War Song of the Boers A TALENT SHOW I KNOW! That's what the lone hand means. Sister Rosa's Spanish classes are very popular. l COME TO BURY CAESAR . . . Paul Camerlengo is b r in Caesar with a A GOOD ACCOUNTANT U Y 9 smile. So are l.ester Mott and Louis Solleci- to. But it's a more seri- ous business for Sister Margaret William and John Dammann. Dorothy Ziel knows her debits and credits, and is con- centrating on her journal in bookkeeping class. THAT'S RIGHT, PUT IT DOWN. VERY GOOD, THERESAl Carolyn Kraatz has finished her algebraic problem, and The class is General Arithmetic, and Theresa Quilla has no worries at all. Victor Mancini is checking it. X If Y' ROOM l3A left to rnght flrst row P Barker J Gutlahr ROOM 13B left to rnght flrst row D Really A Maggnora W Blanch: B Brown second row J Barry J Lenbold R A Holmson L McCann G Muscarelln second row B Mc Mcnlltu B Kalmanczuk W Blank thnrd row C Marola R Carthy C Gllmartun G Grazlano D Maloney C Collms ORellly J Vervner A Keane R Bnshop fourth row R third row W Henderson R Ferroro M Sloyan fourth row Goode W Brooks R Thomas W Laverty B Barrett J Enny W Gaffney L Cordlleone W Baumann We hold these truths to be self evrdent that all men are created equal that they are endowed by thelr Creator wath certam unallenable nghts that among these are llfe hberty and the pursurt of happmess Declaratron of Independence 56 -4.3 17 ew s 'm S 1. W AN , L .X 1 f A t 5 LLL ... J v :Y , N I x ' -C ' ' 1 , . X, 'W p. ,.. H , L' v- .Q . ! N H 1' J 1 , -' X ' A , -A V . V K4 v- 4.1 'fs y .. 01 1 .- Q h ,. - 4 , qw -., W1 1 1 A - 1 - 1 1 1 - ' 1 - I . , . 1 - . , . , . . , . , . 7 - . - 1 - 1 - I 3 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - I , . . . t . I , . , . , . , f . f . , . , . , , . , . , . , . . K . , . , . , . . H , . - . ' 1 I 1 . - - 11 - , . - I ROOM 16A left to rtght flrst row M McCarthy V Polnz Richards W Ferry A Monza E McNeal thnrd row E Rot ferty M Morton J Snyder G Munner B Kclnsh fourth row W Looney R Somcrro T Knlroy R Spodovecchuo V Moncum ROOM 16B left to rlght flrst row P Farrell M Lemhon nowskn M Brennan J Tcrncckl thnrd row D Scornovocco J Yokobosky C Arce fourth row R Altkens P Mcrtun R Rncella fifth row A Smnth C Mulheorn S Leon R Wosnlewskl to preserve hts freedom of worshfp his equality before the low hts laberty to speak and act as he see tlt subject only that he trespass not upon stmtlar rights of others Dw1ghtD Eisenhower 57 Vu C, R' ' V2.7 f . Va.. n- : 2. - - J A l x fu IE? as ' 5, f I I I 1 ' I ' . - I , I i ' I ' I zono, P. O'Leory, B. Koiserg second row-E. Giorrotcno, L. H. Rzempoluch, C. Krootzg second row-D. Mullin, S. Kali ' ,- ,- Q- '14 -- - ',- ,- 'i' -- , - . - , - , . : . , . 1 - - , - - - , - , - , - , - 1 -- , - , - , ,, . . . . . . . . , , - - . - ,, , . Ea. ROOM l7A, left to right, first row-R. Fabiano, L. Garibaldi, ROOM l7B, left to right, first row-L. Banks, G. Mullins, W. Jackson, M. Kennedy, R. Burke, second row-P. Heu- C. Cella, T. Quilla, T. O'Farrell, second row-B. Fritschy, singer, R. Russell, R. Landrine, J. Purcell, W. Healey, third A. Callaghan, P. O'Rourke, J. McGann, M. Heinsohn, third row-M. Imhof, T. Viale, B. Dzwielewski, J. Crumrney, B. row-R. Carroll, J. Fitzgerald, R. Sippel, J. Gallup, fourth Glade, fourth row-B. Tuxtiera, F. Moloughney, E. Dolan, row4J. Farese, R. McDonald, R. Fertig, R. Straut, W. Hal- C. Ceccarini, R. O'Connor. loran. Ay, call it holy ground, They have left unstained what there they found The soil where first they trod! Freedom to worship God. -Felicia Dorothea Hemans 58 'Q ,M av it ROOM ld left to rnght Hrst row F Burns B Capron J Bochhak B Flannery P Baker second row T Jodzno A Canrns W Curham M Kelly J Kelleher J Srnnth thlrd row J Periluo C Rosser M McTuerney L Frenza D Hatcher T Frntz fourth row D Graham J Daly C Con roy A Buase F Madden flfth row C Buclcler M Dunnung F ORourlce A Pons D Connelly J Murray sixth row L DeMeo L Sherrdan R Radosrch W Stern H Laufen ber g Ffnd me the men on earth who care yv ROOM l5 left to rnght Erst row J Francus R Seltz A Fnttnzzl C Fennello second row P Graber R Passarella C De Saplo Helen Marr: G Llptak M Laurora third row J Jens B Repettn E Turner fourth row J Beasty W Braclcer J Marotta J Sknllen W Sanders ifth row D Parker M Cody M Dargan L Ryan R Sndotn slxth row A Pncarnello J Zenzer J McEnroe A Sheekey J Sweeney To seek a barren w1lderness enough for falth or creed today For s1mple llberty to pray Helen Hunt Jackson -., C ' ' ' ' ' .. ,, , , vuuuflviln- ' , .I af' ' I , . A, , Tlv sc. fb , 'R A 'v i A' it I C, C , Q- M7 V ' ,. 4 9 lv - ,, I xi -V 4' I - 1. .5 S X ' 'J - ' T - A , . H ' ., 'Q 'f 'A -Q '- - Q v I s l ' v Y , if X I -W . 1 off J . - 5 f 1 D 5 7 - .. .5 . IV, -F lx v- N .. 1 ' 1 1 1 r. . I. Pc 4 . : - , A . A 7 s..- ' Q Q . .. I 1 Z. Q- - B , w Q... ' y A g . 7 ' . . L A so U 1 1 1 A f n, . I 3- .. ,. .. . - A- I I 1 ' I ' I ' I I T ' I ' I ' 1 - 1 - I ' - 1 - 1 - I - - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 i - 1 1 - 1 - I - . , . , . , . , . - . , . , . 5 - . , . , . p - . , . , . - , . , . , . 5 - . 1 - 1 - I ' - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - I , - . . . - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' . , . , . , . , . - . ' H ' ' , . . ,, 59 fm u 1 ' , ,f M, ' ef Q UW f' in r l M. C gin . me A L1 Nm Hal-A Q 'tn 4 1 M 'QI' 53? E Q I . O' .ffm ia 'V 3 f ,4 W 5 Q-Wyfifi 1 ' 3., W Lfffvffi - YOU'VE MET US ALL! Y F? '07 ROOM 12 from left to right flrst row E Sheehan F Pozzl M Olllges A De Stefano M Urbanuk second row V Largomarslno W Moran G Foretlch B Watson R Reilly M Murphy thlrd row E Meosky A Quinn C Schmitt P Thurer G Schad fourth row J Tedder A Uhles J Schroeder M Baumgartner fifth row F Anderson T McGauley T Mann P Padavano J Maresca snxth row A Nappn V Whntney E Pladdys R ODay E Stogoskn And you ve seen our prnde nn our bunldung our teachers our classes and ourselves But these constntute our school and our kind of school flourishes best m our kund of country And so we sung Long may our land be bnght Wlth Freedom s holy hght Protect us by Thy mlght Great God our Kmg' Amenca AND NOW SOME PLAY- I as? Q g, f '- x E 7 1 1- ,J .. .1 1. it Ll ff -- ' ,- 1 Xt 'A Q. -.pf 4 - . x 1 1 -' 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 -' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' I - 1 - I - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - I -'- 1 ' 1- 1 - f 1- 1 - 1 . , . , . 5 - . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . . . 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 11 - . , . 1 1 - 11 , . FREEDOM FRCJM 'T WANT Our Acfivifies The American people have a genius for splendid and unselfish acfion, and info fhe hands of America God has placed the destin- ies of amicled humanity. -Pope Pius XII BITTEN HARD BY are Ronald Goba presndent Gertrude TIetgen treas urer LIllIan WIrtz VICC presIdent Georgette DuPuls secretary These four have truly been bltten deeply tor they were the 52 debatIng team and have been very actIve ThIs pIcture by the way IS last years team pIcture They dont exactly approve of our USIDQ It because they thInk they ve grown In wIsdom grace and you guessed It beauty' But we lIke those smules and so lIke the pIcture RONALD LENAHAN rep- resented Saint Michael's in the forum, and was a creclIt both to us and to hImselt CongratulatIons Ronald' F The Seton Forensuc League has been part of our school for about ten years and IS very lIvely and popular wIth the students The meetIngs are well attended and the members QIVB freely of thelr own tame to prepare programs They go lIke thIs After the opennng prayer our presldent calls for our secretary to read the mInutes from the PFCVIOUS meetmg The meetIng IS then underway and our ca pable presIdent sees to It that It IS kept fresh and brIsk wIth debates between classes Informal talks and so on All meetIngs are conducted wIth parlIa mentary procedure whIch IS Intended to acquaInt the students wIth the methods used IH government Our moderator SIster AloysIus Jose always QIVG us POINT ers on dIctIon and II'1fl6CllOl't ThIs IS very welcome advIce ln the Informal talks the members are encouraged to relate comIcal SITUCTIODS they have been In Every one enloys a good story and we are no exceptIon When the dIHerent QCTIVITIES come up Ronald Goba IS the flrst to volunteer He has taken part In a num ber of these GCYIVITICS and has always done well Our debatIng team fLIllIan WIYTZ and Gertrude TIetgen negatIve Robert Kellenberger and Ronald Goba POSIYIVCJ took up a sublect of vItal Importance thIs year RESOLVED THAT NATO SHOULD FORM A FEDERAL UNION They certaInly treated theIr mat ter thoroughly and after hearmg them we went away Wllh a teelmg of admIratIon and thankfulness We know that In later lIfe all thIs experIence ganned through publIc speakmg wIll be Invaluable And we also remember the quotatlon from WIlllGm Jenmngs Bryan The humblest cItIzen of all the land when clad In the armor of a rIghteous cause I5 strong er than all the hosts of Error E i I SETON PORENSIC LEAGUE OFFICERS - -- I' I ' 64 Oc Nov ec e Mar ARGUFYING BUGS THE SCHEDULE IS PROOF Ronald Goba Ronald Goba Ronald Goba Lnllnan Wnrtz Ronald Goba Ronald Lenahan Ronald Goba Ronald Goba Team Team Team Lnllnan Wnrtz 8 Poetry readnng contest Sannt James Newark Oratorncal declamatnon Holy Trnnnty Hackensack Fnnals of oratorncal declamatnon Sannt Mnchael s Newark Orngnnal oratory Sannt Vnncent s Academy Newark Oratory C Y O Jersey Cnty Forum sectnonal Sannt Mnchael s Jersey Cnty Oratory Amerncan Legnon Unnon Cnty Poetry readnng contest Rutgers Unnversnty Newark Debate Sannt Mnchael s Jersey Cnty Debate Sannt Cecnlna s Englewood Debate Sannt Aloysnus Hngh Jersey Cnty Tournament of orators Sannt Aloysnus Academy Jersey Cnty Left to rnght top row Q Bnegen R Kellenberger D ORourke J Curran W Stern R Lenahan J Hudson second row M Pevernl C Wntt J Ferry J Parns G Munner K Bnckler R Goba thnrd row S Kalnnowskn J Maratta G Foretnck L Wnrtz J Walczak J Yokobosky fourth row P Heusnnger M Urbannk J Jens D Graham W Ferry G DuPuns G Tnetgen If a worker ns deprnved of hope to acqunre some personal property what other natural stnmulus can be oHered hnm that wnll nnspnre hnm to hard work labor savnng and sobrnety today when so many natnons and men have lost everythnng and all they have left ns thenr capacnty for work? Pope Pnus Xll 65 Our newest activity is the Legion of Mary, which stresses prayer, loyalty, and sacrifice. ln our weekly meetings, we have representatives from every class, and, in addition to the week- ly prayers, the Iegionnaires say the Rosary at daily Mass. We have a Sunshine Committee for visiting and sending cards to sick students, and we sponsor at least one outside activity a year. OFFICERS Kenneth Render, treasurer, Mary Jane Beronio, vice-president, Mary Light, president, Kenneth Braun, secretary. LEGION GF MARY o ft . tv !.f From left, first row-M. Barnett, M. Light, L. Wirtz, K. Braun, C. Cottrell, M. Beronio, J. Kotowski, second row-R. Schenkerberg, R. Goba, J. Grisoni, J. Murray, J. Dilworth, K. Dooley, G. Gaftneyg third row-F. Menella, M. Burner, B. Kaminski, N. Donovan, A. Liveralla, J. Sloyan, P. Farley, fourth row-L. Garibaldi, M. Murphy, G. Schad, L. Ryan, K. Bickler, G. Munier, C. Marolap fifth row-J. McCauley, R. Landrine, T. Jodzio, J. Schroeder, A. Sheekey, W. Ferry. 66 RETREAT Besides our daily religion lessons, each year the student body assembles for a three day retreat. This time, instead of in the monastery church, it was given in our new auditorium. Mass, prayers, sermons, and conferences were the order of the day. Father Claude was the retreat master, and inspired all of us with his eloquent sincerity and evident humility. The Reverend Father Claude C P Retreat Master This is a typical retreat scene. The girls are onthe other side ofthe auditorium G15 K if i. s 14.,..l V , ' s ES M ,N T I . Rejoice, whoever anguish fend your heart That God has given you for a priceless dower To live in these great times and have your part In Freedom's crowning hour . . . Sir Owen Seaman ...Mx WE LOVE THEATRE CHRISTMAS TABLEAU Shepherds R Kellenberger J Rnvellu A Lynch Vlrgln Y La Barre Angels S Zakz rewskl A Hester Joseph R Atzlngen Kungs J Pans P Mumer K Braun THE DESERT SONG S- On the opposnte page lower half are the prmclpals of ,GJ THE DESERT SONG shown durang a readnng Seated from left C Cnaramella W Watson D Dow D ORourke B Kamnnsku S Peremes W Curran D Launcella standung Mr ODonneIl R Goba R Kellenberger A Lynch R Tagluabue Slanted above are some Ruff trnbesmen From eff left front R ODay N Penna L Tlghe J Walker P QQ Burns rear J Paterek J Byrne C Arce To the left Tommy Hennsohn Carmellto Cuaramella Domnmck Louracella and Vmcen THE STUDENT PRINCE Y f themselves To the rlght Marnlyn Dondero and Donald Murphy are having a tlme or O Rourke are havnng even a better time' 69 FF' , ' , w 9 J L .22-Sf f' 1' J 3 . I - ' 1 . , . 1 - ' , . 5 - . - W 3 ' , . 2 H . L X g -' r I, l 1 -. , . , . . . 4 P NT - ,I if Q' I 1 5 l wp' t : J Ng , , X '-X Y fx '-X ' . A xl , -Wax N 4 a a T I I I ' . . I . , 4 , - , la. . , . , . , . , . , - , - , - : ' - I . , . , . , . , . , . I . . I i ' I ' I ' I ' I ' 5 - . , . , . . A I . I . . I . . . I . ' I , . . OUR GLEE CLUB IS Because of Mr. O'Donnell's genius for direction, he has made us tamous throughout this section. Here he is train- ing the basses. Seated, from left-L. De Meo, J. Barry, A. Pons, R. Wasilewski, C. Arce, R. Sidotti, N. Pennap standing -J. Walker R. Scarrone J. Byrnes E Stogoski R ODay A Nappa L Tighe J Ferry LULLABYE AND GOOD NIGHT Our altos have already sent Maureen Solleder oFf to dreamland First row from left G DuPuis M Solleder C Cottrell A Clark P Greer L Hatcher second row F House B Reid M Burner B Gobbo P Sheehan standing M Picard: C Glade L Roncoroni Tietgen M Peveril B Watson R Bishop ln February the entire choral group was invited to sing at the Forum finals at Arts High Newark where they did us proud Fifteen girls repre sented us cut the concert and demonstration Mass this Spring 70 I I ' I I' I' I . ,. ,. . II Il I . , - . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. I -. . ,. ,. ,. p -. ,. ,. G. ,. ,. ,. . 1 I I - ' FAMOUS LOCALLY You can't keep William Nolan away from a piano! The other tenors are, from the left-R. Murphy, R. Marotta, R. Srednicki, M. Vitale, W. Watson, S. Orlak, A. Vitale, A. Immen, F. McCarthy, V. Uscinski, J. Kotowski, V. Mur- phy Mr ODonnell is in the forefront directing DRINK TO ME ONLY WITH THINE EYES Mr O Donnell has the eye of almost every soprano First row from left E Paxton T Echeveria R Judge B McGovern E Dolan C Ciaramella A Laufenberg L Wirtz standing M Beronuo M Haggerty L Garibaldi C Marola M Imhof R Miller M Ryle T Qullla M Donovan B Kamnnskl C Donovan But the highlight of every season is the annual operetta We all look forward to this great event to seeing the Glee Club standing behind the footlights and to hearing its melody 71 I , . l l ll II , . . . , - . , - , - , - , - , - , . , - : second row-P. Konopacki, C. Witt, P. Quinn, J. McGovern, E. Thorne, C. Sollecito, ' T 1 ' I 1 I n I .I u I n I 1 . I v , . , . , . , . . , . -ge- Togged out in smart green and white uniforms and play- ing its lively music, our band in marching formation pleases both eye and ear. lt performs at football games takes part in the Holy Name and Mem- orial Day parades and enter- tained at the Forum finals in Arts Hugh Newark Faithful practice twice each week keeps up its tone fer, JAZZING IT? From left Cletus Hickey Kenneth Braun Paul Cavalli Thomas Ostapuck Arthur Lynch and John Ferry FOLLCDW THE BAND THE BAND Forefront E Dolan from left first row A Teeling H Supple A Lynch P Cavalln second row T Ostapuck E Koch J Ferry P McGuire third row C Hickey P Chlarello J Ferry R Bmettu fourth row F Rotngan P Laurlno L Van de Wal fifth row T Hlldeman D Haggerty K Braun J Curran J Hester H Muller J Dolan V Vaylanos W Nolan 72 44 WE GIVE HONGR TO AND TO GEORGETTE DU PUIS In her iunior year, she distinguished herself by winning a trip to Canada in the essay contest sponsored by ,Hudson County Kiwanis Club. Her theme was The Cultural and Social Contributions of Canada. This year she won a twenty-five dollar bond for being the school winner in a contest i OiI in Our World Today J sponsored by the Standard Oil. Ring out the want, the care, the sin, The faithfless coldness of the times! -Alfred Lord Tennyson 73 THE ALTAR SOCIETY These boys deserve all praise. Every morning they arrive earlier than the rest of us to set up the altar for the students' Massp and, after Mass, they carefully put away the altar things and the priest's vestments. From left- Kenneth Braun, John Hudson, and Ckneelingj Paul Munier. 1 -R9 i. .-1' 'H .kl N 41 DANCE AND SING- 'TIL I WALTZ AGAIN WITH YOU These sensors are enloymg them seIves at our Valentme Dance From eft to rught Mary Jane Beromo Robert Tagllcrbue Franclne Maes sner John McNally Joan Coughlan Kenneth Render Mary Llght Ken neth Braun ONE TWO THREE KICK' Can we ever forget the fun we had at Sannt Mike s dances? Larry Tlghe Rata Moran and Bully Brooks seem to be get tlng the most out of thus Conga Ilne Xl:- WE ARE ETERNAL S PROM NIGHT One of the best memorues of all' Our audntoruum was transformed unto a dream of beauty and we spent a nlght of complete enloyment 75 f f I z-, , , - . v ,V . e- - ' '- E7 at fx ' V . 4 . K ,L 1, u . Ak ' I ' 1' ' -, s I Q 6 ?' - 1 Q Ax Y E .P I ' 79 'Q o f Z SPORTS EDITORS TYPISTS TROUBLE SHOOTERS STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS George Planner Catherine Kellenberger Kathleen Dooley John Cademartori Dennis McGill Patricia Hopkins Thomas Byrnes Quentin Biegen YEARBOOK DAZE BUSINESS STAFF: Teresa Echeveria, Mary Sullivan, Marilyn Jahnke, Maria Mahoney, Ella Dolan. '41 . If our brothers are oppressed, then we are oppressed. If they hunger, we hunger. If their freedom is taken away, our freedom is not secure. -Stephen Vincent Benet 76 TEAMWORK produced our year book Prmters photographers teachers edntors advertnslng sollcntors and typlsts all pooled thenr enthusnasm to make nt good We be lneve that nt IS a truthful record of the classes friend ships and actlvltnes that fllled thus school year ? 'D' Edward Gray brought In the largest amount of advertlsung contracts and patron sngnatures 15' CHIEF EDITOR Mary Jane Beronlo GENERAL EDITORS AND LAYOUT Carol Cottrell Georgette DuPuus Ann Laufenberg Mary Tlghe .1-il 77 9 I 1 . 1 . ' 1 - l . .. I . - l 5 Q, .. -43 .. 'ip 'hr' I .I I . 1. ' - y' 'f s X - Q? ' 5 x 1' I 4 'N 4 'C .,o,lF T v dll W g Via' Xxx p FREEDCDM FROM n fm FEAR Cur Sports One who never furned his back, buf marched breasf forward, Never doubfed clouds would break, Never dreamed fhough right were worsfed wrong would friumph, Held we fall fo rise, are baffled fo fighf beffer, Sleep fo wake. Roberf Barreff Browning OUR GREATEST SEASON X, fQwC lx! THEY WENT OFF TO CAMP THE SADDEST LOOKING THE BIG FOUR GROUP YOU EVER SAW' Coaches Alagia, Monaco, Lukac, Parillo We, too, born to freedom, are willing to fight to maintain freedom. When the new coach, Sam Monaco, welcomed us, his main problems were getting acquainted and fill- ing the gaps left by last year's seniors. This, and more, was accomplished at camp. All the boys will remember those eight days of hiking, swimming, and boating-hiking to the field, swimming while washing in the lake, and boating to a phone call home! Very few had a good time, but all realized later its value. OPENING GAME, ONLY DEFEAT 20 - 7 The team iourneyed to Baltimore for the first game. Because of lack of information and difference in rules, we met a stronger team than expected. Saint Mike's started fast, but soon lost spark. Saint Joe's out- played us the first half and led 'I3-0. But the sec- ond half was different, especially the last quarter in which Callamari scored our only touchdown. -Franklin Delano Roosevelt BIGGEST SCORE IN HISTORY 39 - 6 Union Hill met a reiuvenated Saint Mike's and was backtracking the whole game. The first period was highlighted by three quick scores: and, after coasting through the second period, the half time score was 21-0. In the second half, Saint Mike's substituted freely, and a last quarter burst of three touchdowns set the record. The night was highlighted by line play and three scores by Captain Denny McGill. HOBOKEN PUSHED INTO THE RIVER 25 - 6 The Irish found little trouble with Demarest and continued its high scoring. Again it was Saint Mike's ground gaining that wore out the Red Wings. High- lighting the game was the county's smallest fullback, Gerard Farley, with his first period score and con- stant ground gaining, also, the fine defensive play by Tom Kennedy and other Hobokenites. BULL DOGS NOW LITTLE LAMBS 31 - I4 Emerson's big and powerful team, rated as one of the best for championship honors, felt the sting of the Monaco men. Saint Mike's completely outplayed Em- erson's giant line, and steamrolled to its third con- secutive victory. The Irish line led by Bill Zuhowski opened big holes for Saint Mike's backs, who took advantage and crossed pay dirt five times. Scoring was led by McGill, Farley, and Callamari. MICHAEL'S STARTS A REAL ATTACK 26 - 6 The Irish iourneyed to Rutherford and came home happy. Saint Mike's started slowly, and Saint Mary's took advantage. There were two quick scores, and at the half the Irish led by a mere point, 7-6. Monaco gave the boys a tongue lashing, and in the second half line play was led by Jackie Moore and high- lighted by the first touchdown via the air. This was a thirty-five yard pass to Richard O'Brien, who ran the last thirty yards to pay dirt. Two more quick scores, and the game was over. LODI TROUBLES MICHAELIANS I2 - 7 In this game, Saint Mike's outplayed Lodi in every department. The Irish pushed to the goal every time they had the ball, but stalled at this point. The three hundred twenty-one yards gained indicated at least five touchdowns. And here Saint Mike's proved that they could come from behind and win. SAINT MICHAEL'S 25 - OFFICIALS 21 This game was the best and most thrilling of the season. Saint Mike's took a fast lead, and atlthe half the score was I8-7. Ferris came back in the last half and scored twice in a row to take the lead 21-'I8. The teams see-sawed back and forth. But the fine play by Callamari and Chuck Thomas counted. Mc- Nally, fading back, let go a screen pass to Calla- mari, who got away after Thomas key-blocked and romped eighty-nine yards for his second touchdown. This lead the Irish held to the final gun. MlCHAEL'S OVERCOMES FIFTEEN YEAR JINX 20 - 0 Finally, after fifteen years of taking beatings from Saint CeciIia's, the Irish paid them back. Defense was highlighted by O'Connor, Moore, and McCloskey. Pfanner's ground gaining and touchdown proved to be a great asset, and he was aided by Callamari and McGill. BRILLIANT FINALE 20 - 0 The Irish seniors brought to a close a great sea- son in the game with Saint .loe's. The Monaco men ran over the undermanned Blue Jays to become the best offensive team in the county. This was victory number eight, the most wins in one season by a Michaelian team. Thus closed a great season. AND CAME BACK THE FINEST FOOTBALL TEAM IN OUR SCHOOL'S HISTORY NN-B., A l WE'LL Miss THEMJLQO JERRY FARLEY Fullback GEORGE PFANNER Fullback TOM CALLAMARI Hcllfback JACKIE MOORE Tackle BILL TARNACKI Guard BILL ZUHOWSKI Tackle KENNY RENDER n JIM MCNALLY Quarterback TONY COCCHIA Halfback RICHIE O BRIEN n AL HERMAN n CHUCK THOMAS n 'xl' 'iii' ,aw I f '1L1' e would rather die on our fee1fhan live on our knees Franklin Delano Roosevelt Av Iwi J iz.. xgx '04 K ' if Ulf' r ,vi '-,b 3,r f ' I L ' 21, A of 7 v ....,,,. but E d Ecl E d l E d OOPS, TOO FAR! THE STRETCH Ccllamari reaches in vain for a pass. McGill goes over iust out of enemy reach. PILE ON' Arahnll and Hanley look on helplessly whale McGill IS halted OH NO YOU DON T' Farley holds on whsle Arahlll moves ln for fimshnng touches DENNIS McGIl.L Halfback The rlghf of the people to be secure m fherr persons houses papers and eflecfs against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated Blll of Rlghfs 83 I I I - ,, . . . 1 1 1 I I . H . . FOOTBALL BANOUET ck .ax J I , ec , C i ,YN ,- ,- g 1-nr gf' QV Y , 'A ,iz ' , , . ip ,,- y. .f',a' ' ip, . if ' ' , V f f' , E If I 'lu 1 ' ,rf 1. E ld bt- J Everybody had a wonderful time! Upper left-Dr. changes gifts with the director, Mr. Picciano. Father Albert Green presents Denny McGill with the trophy Stephen Paul is acting referee! Lower right-Com for Outstanding Back. Upper right-Father Pat honors missioner Ducate gives the Outstanding Lineman Kathleen French, who was chosen Football Queen. trophy to big Bill Zuhowski, while Father Pat looks Lower left-Maiorette Captain Sophie Zakrzewski ex- on. Under God, we are determined that wheresoever, whensoever, or howsoever we shall be called to make our exit, we will die free men. -Josiah Quincy 84 09 ff- Z f-'19 A F f' I Q From left, front row-Manager R. Kugelman, T. Kennedy, R. Lenahan, G. Villa, L. Sab- bers, D. McGill, rear-Rev. P. J. MacDwyer, R. Goba, W. Zuhowski, Co-Captain R. Taglia- bue, G. Luber, F. Weber, R. O'Brien, Co-Captain J. Jarvis, Coach Patrick Finnegan. WINTER CAMPAIGN The basketball team began the T953 season under pressure. T952 had brought Saint Mike's greatest year in sports, with its best basketball and football teams in the school history. The basketball team had been North Hudson and Metropolitan Catholic Champs. So, the boys were expected to live up to the standard thus created. But this was impossible, for even a learned man looks inferior beside a genius, and that was the exact situation. With the loss of All-American Tom Heinsohn and the terrific playing of Mike Rubinaccio, Coach Finne- gan set out to fill in gaps. Jarvis, Tagliabue, and Luber filled three of five, but the last two were un- decided, and throughout the season different names appeared as starters. Alternately at these positions were Zuhowski, Lenahan, McGill, Weber, Dente, Villa, Kennedy, and Goba. Because of lack of height and hot and cold nights, the Irish lost a few heartbreak- ers. Jarvis was Saint Mike's leading scorer, Luber made his push shot famous and Tagliabue showed his height under the boards. Saint Mike's, being out of contention for any title, became the spoiler and knocked off a few contend- ers. The team went to the state and metropolitan tournaments, and reached the quarter finals in both, but lost in the closest games of the season. In the state meet, the Irish met a taller Seton Hall team, and the game was nip and tuck until a field goal and foul with one second left spelled defeat. It was the same in the metropolitan tournament, against Chaminade of Long Island, when the team sunk a foul with two tenths of a second left, and lost 56-55. To summarize the season: Sain MichaeI's had too much to live up to, but the team represented us honorably and the season was, therefore, a good one. All we have of freedom, all we use or know- This our fathers bought for us long and long ago. -Rudyard Kipling HEADS UPI H Alumni Saint Joseph s Umon Hill Holy Family Weehawken Memorial Saint Cecilia s Emerson Memorial RECORD Home Away Home Away Home Home Home Home Away Demarest ................................ .......... H ome Saint Joseph s ........... ...................Home. Union Hill .......................................... Away. Holy Family ................. ...................Home. Saint Cecilia ..................,........... Home. Weehawken .................................... Away. Emerson ............................................. Away. Memorial .......... ............. Demarest ....................... ome. ...................Away. Saint Cecilia s .............................. Home. Tagliabue lakes a rebound while McGill blocks out. Looking on are Goba Weber and Jarvis. SENIOR PLAYE Bob Toglncbue Chuck Jorvns Denny McGnll Bull Zuhowskv O B O Brnen Lenny Lenohon George Luber Pete Thrunk WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING lRnghtJ Jarvns occepts trophy from Father Stephen Paul CLower leftj Jorvls drnves up under Hemsohn s arm whsle Rubnnccclo awolts rebound Sol: nordl looks on ot left Kvnlesz blocks Togllobue s shot Zuhowsk: ond Jorvxs stand by RS lot leftl fn UNDER THE BRIDGE FOILED' 87 ' -v I 1 - X ,J . . . , I u ' '- . . . , . A FINE BEGINNING For three consecutuve years Saunt Muchaels has had a champuonshup track team Coach Dom Alagua molded hus team out of such flrst place contenders as Denny McGull Tom Callamaru George Pfanner Jerry Farley Bob Tagluabue and Ruchue Hanna Last year the Muchaeluans copped the Unuon Cuty crown un the Fourth of July meet Thus year the team started off wuth a bang un the undoor season wun nung the state relay champuonshup The team con sustung of Farley Sokolosku Pfanner and Hanna put across the wunnung tume of 8 32 for the mule and seven eughths medley The outdoor season has a prosperous outlook Every event us covered by a veteran of hugh calubre McGull excels un the IO0 220 and broad lump Calla maru un the hugh lump and 440 Pfanner un the shot put duscus and uavelun Jerry Farley un the half mule Tagluabue un the hugh lump and Hanna us our great mule man Thus aggregatuon of top flught trackmen offers strong challenge for any champuonshup Are thungs that grum boys? From left first row CaptaunJ Farley D McGuII Coach Dom Alagua .I Walker .I ORourke top row W Tughe .I Connors B Tagluabue J ,5okolosku R Hanna Ib Where breathes the foe but falls before us Wuth Freedom s soul beneath our feet And Freedom s banner streamung o er us? Joseph Rodman Drake ,gms -'I-was tmdgvf ...inf -bar p s 3' Mx ev ul' X, 'mn 3 JG -ae 9 4,8 McGlll snaps the tape McGnIl clears century In a breeze Immen as roght behund Left to right Hanna Unuon Cnty champ nn the male For Iey county Catholic champ nn the half mule and Mc Gavin who copped the North Hudson champnonshnp un the half mule For Freedom s battle once begun Bequeathed by bleedmg srre to son, Though baffled oft, ts ever won George Noel Gordon, Lord Byron 89 I Q , ,f X M- ' 'E 6 A f .J HW I - L ' ' ' .y ,4' V' ' J A ,- T41 . N di , .,,4 , A . A , H A ..,.,,.m .. f 7fr4 5?-Q A .- W E ,, W1 -W fi' ' ft ' ' a 1 . 41' 1 Q Q K ' A 1,2 ' .r -1. 5 'W ff Q'-.4 k ' .. .f..-F.. 1 V . . egg ' . f w..-. ,wr f c f :W t' ,Aft v,, .f.. 5 - .5 ix gly. L W I , 4 Mcgwg Y .-5 Q, Q ' A 4-1 . ' 'Q I like if - 1 ' t ', W.: Q -H' - ., . 1 . ,ij . K' 3 ' .. Y .' v, . ', H. 4- ', ' '. .. - 1. . ' .. , 1' V. A -, I ,O an . rt-79,---..7X, V Kali' MW av. V , na ' , ' , V 'K - ., , .. 'v?g , ' X. - r , A ,QA - 1 ' .. s 3 1 5 . I I . I ll I , , You nearly made It Zu Zu lust out by half a step' McNally llmbers up Roedelbronn and Coach Greene are ln background O Brlen covers the hot spot lf a nafion values anyfhing more fhan Freedom, if will lose its freedom: and fhe irony of if is fha? if H is comforf or money fha? if values more, if will lose fhaf, foo. -William Somerset Maughan THE DIAMCND CHIPS Now that the cleats and sneakers are put away the boys get ready with the spikes For its tue that In Sprung a young man s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of baseball' Already Coach Greene has had the pitchers and catchers workmg Indoors and when the good weather comes around he will begun shapmg the team The mam problem thas year wall be to get an out field as last years outfielders were all seniors The bug guns for the lrlsh ore Co Captain Bull Zuhowskl and Richard O Brien with Revell: and McGill as possl bulntues nn the outfield Pete Dente will and the mfield whsle Thrunk and McNally should make the mound staff strong Samt Mikes team was slow gettmg started last year but thus year we look forward to a good sea son come May From left to right first row Coach Greene J Rnvelln J McNally C Roedelbronn Father trac Joseph top row S Peremes D McGill R OBrien W Watson X13 HA4- Love freedom comrades surely make amends For all these thorns through which we walk to death John Masefield 1 . . - . . . I I , r . , . I . . . . .- ' I , . . . . . , . . , . , . , . ' I - 1 - l .1 - 1 - I PG k 5 - . , . , . ' , . . ,, ,,T,,,, Q t ..c..,,,W...,. t ! T K , ff C J Q5 ff 5 J X 1, ' 'V - it 5 . r Q' iz' , i iv In 214 , ' N l tl Z I , s 414. 1 fl 4 , T I .E A E13 , .. v x l , A ' 1. Q: ' Q , , l , l X- X , - C f J f s sl -1 ' C A . ill V, 2 ,X I k 7 N t . it J if ' ' elf - ! , i , T' K fi - ul ' ll I I I ' ll 91 From left, first row-H. O'Donnell, Co-Captain A. Laufenberg, Co-Captain D. Garrison, L. Connolly, Co-Captain G. DuPuis, Assistant Manager F. O'Farrell, second row-M. Sotto- lono, A. Braden, J. Marotta, C. Vayianos, W. Warnicke, Assistant Manager K. Nolan, Assistant Manager B. Glade, standing-Coach R. Battaglia, Manager L. Wirtz, C. Bickler, M. Picrdi, K. Dooley, C. Glade, H. Olsen, J. Walczak, Assistant Manager G. Tietgen. VN' ,f4.f..,,fGENUINE SPORTS Our girls' basketball team, the baby of our sports' activities, celebrated its third year ,with a fairly good season. Although they made no spectacular victories, neither were there any bad defeats. Moreover, the girls always displayed good spirit and did their best. Special credit has to be given to Two-Point Garri- son and Helen Olsen, good guards who switched to forward in times of need, and to the high scorers, Cathy Vayianos and Marty Warnicke. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. SCHEDULE 29 Alumnae ............................ 'l9 Bayley-Ellard ......... 9 Saint Dominic's ........ 27 Saint Ceculue's ........... 6 Saint James' ......... ll Saint Mary's ......... 13 Saint Michael's ................... 20 Immaculate Conception 6 Immaculate Conception 12 Holy Angels ......................... 18 Saint Ma ry's .............. 30 Saint Michael's ........ Vertue may be assail'd, but never hurt, Surpriz'd by unjust force, but not enthrall'd. John Milton I4 U' lbwfiflf WYWT 1 lk .5 -s '41 4- , In E few 8 GLAMDR AND VERVE Our Malorettes add the glamor ous touch to football At halt tame they entertain with their snappy struttung and smart routlnes and keep our Interest from lagglng After a victory they are always the flrst to herald the news to the walt mg town as they lead the rooters up Summlt Avenue Left to right outer curcle M Musso M McGunrl K Van Sickle G Kavanagh P Jones R Yandola A Lord Y La Barre S Griffin D Gerhold Inner cnrcle B McGovern C Zakrzewsku N Dwyer D Krlessler J Russak T Sgantas P Wllson back row P Quinn S Zakrzewsku A Clark L Connolly ARE ALL THEIRS From left forefront Co Captalns C Gross and B Hanna standmg L Purcell S Enny K McMullen J McGovern R Moran P Morlarty F Maessner D Russak - These are the gurls who give moral support that spurs our team on to vtctory They re al ways on hand always full of the fans to yell louder and ever louder for Saint Mukes At pep rallles they stlr up more than enough enthusiasm to carry over for the all um portant game Love vertue she alone as free Or rf vertue feeble were She can teach ye how to cllme Heav n Itself would stoop to her Higher than the spheary chime John Milton pep and spirit: and they lead CDNGRATULATIONS NEW YORK'S 300th NEIGHBCR 1 s . . . L BIRTHDAY 0ur Patrons and Advertisers There are persons who constantly clamor. They complain of oppression, speculation, and pernicious influence of wealth. They cry out loudly against all the banks and corporationsp and a means by which small capitalists be- come united in order to produce important and beneficial results . . . They would choke the fountain of industry and dry all streams. -Daniel Webster PATRONS MOST REVEREND THOMAS A. BOLAND, S.T.D., J.C.D. RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR WILLIAM F. LAWLOR LL.D VERY REVEREND ENEST WELSH C P VERY REVEREND GABRIEL GORMAN C P VERY REVEREND CANISIUS HAZLFTT C P VERY REVEREND CORNELIUS MCARDLE C P REVEREND DAMIAN RAIL, C P REVEREND STEPHEN PAUL KEINNY C P REVEREND MICHAEL RAUSCH C P REVEREND MALACHY HEGARTY C P REVEREND PATRICK JOSEPH MACDWYER C P REVEREND CHARLES OAKES C P REVEREND J OACHIM CARRIGAN C P REVEREND EMMANUEL TRAINOR C P SISICTS of Charlty Semors Seniors Semors Seniors J unlors J umors J unlors J umors Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Room Sophomores Room Sophomores Room Mr 81 Mrs Fred C Ajello Frank Andrlull 53 Mr 81 Mrs Andrlull Sophomores Room 9 Sophomores Room Il Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Royal Cle 6 A Frlend 8 Mr 81 Mrs Frank P Bozza Kenneth Braun 53 Mr Sz Mrs W Braun Jr Room Room Room Room Room Room aners Jeanne Carney Y lctor Carney Mrs Anna Carr 2 3 63. 610' 01 6P0N0f10f r0Y Arnold Art Supply Mr Sz Mrs John Badagllacca Robert Bado 53 Baer s Tailor Shop Mrs T Baker William Balkenende 53 M 8zMrs E B Izenm r a Helen Barnett 47 Margaret Barnett 53 In Memory Thomas Barnett 4 Mr Thomas Barnett Mrs Thomas Barnett Mrs Mae Barry Rose Mane Battaglla Mr 81 Mrs James Beasty Mr 81 Mrs John P Beromo Mr A V Btegen Madeleine J Blegan uentm Blegen 53 Mr 81 Mrs C Bmettl Mr Vincent Blnettt Joan Boagdanlon 51 Norme Boagdanesx Montl s 8: Charles Beauty Salon Mr 81 Mrs J Bucchlerl Adolph Buono Maureen Bussamch 53 Mrs Florence Bussanlch Mr 81 Mrs A Buss: E J Bussl Mr 81 Mrs John Bussl Mrs James J Byrnes Thomas Byrnes 53 Ann Calandrlllo James Callguxre 53 Joan Callgulre Michael Callgulre Mr 81 Mrs F Callahan Harold Callaman 47 Robert Callamarl 49 Mr 81 Mrs M Callamart Mr A Cammarano Elleen Cappock 51 Frank Capuano Mr 81 Mrs Curtls Carney Mrs Grace Carney Chapple s Florist Mrs C Claramella M C ll ary larame a Mr 81 Mrs Stanley Clemleckl Mr John Clmochowskl James Clndrarlo 50 Mr 81 Mrs Benny Cocchla Lucille Cocchla Mr 81 Mrs E J Collms Kenneth 0 Collins In Memory Michael F Collins Richard T Collins Mr 81 Mrs G Conod John Cook 53 Mr 81 Mrs T Cosgrove County Avenue Oll Service Loulse C Cuozzo 33 Mr 81 Mrs Leo B Daly I' D 53 rzmcns ay Mr 81 Mrs Francis Day Del Plano Butcher John Robert Dondero Mr 81 Mrs Bart Donovan 0 0'N0f0R0v-0' 98 0 S . l D .. u. 4 25 . 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MALACHY HEGARTY, C.P. - 40'f010010'0 0 -0x0 SAINT PETER S COLLEGE NEW .llnRSI'YS JESUIT COLLEGE ARTS AND SCIENCES Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of SLICIILC De rees Pre Professlonal Currlculum ln MEDICINE DENTISTRY LAW BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Sclence Degree Da Sesslons Part tlme Students Accepted for Speclal Courses ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING PROGRAM Open to all I' reshlnen Except ILV6IllIlg Students TUITION S11 00 PER CREDIT POINT For In 0Il7ll1ll0ll Address THE REGISTRAR 2641 Hudson Boulevard Jersey City 6 N .I Best Wishes to the UNION CITY COMMISSIONERS HARRYJ THOUROT Mayor Dlrector of Public Safety ARTHURJ LAPHAM Dlrector of Publlc AHHITS FRANK .I DUC ATE Director of Parks and Publlc BlllIdll'lgS HENRY SPECKER Dlrector of Publlc Works WILLIAM F. MEEHAN Director of Revenue and Finance 7 40V -0I0N?'-0 0N0' I 0 4 43 01!-Ov 10' 10' 0'f0'N-0' f-0 0R01 '-910' f-0' '01 I I I O I O F1 E I E 4 . - : UQ U3 . CD 2 . 5 . . . . . I . . 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JV-0H?Q0N0'-0' 0v10n01'-0N040N0K0L0'h010f101l0K0'f01l0'Q0401L-0f6 BANK FROM YOUR CAR OR AT WALK UP WINDOW any Ilallklllg day from I0 a m to 3 p m and Thursday evening 5 to 8 0 clock HUDSON TRUST COMPANY Entranees 52nd and 31st Sis Between Bergenlme and New York Aves MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT U NI O N C I T Y INSURANCE CORPORATION HOboken 3 3391 Wm Schubm Prop HOBOKEN ECONOMY STORE INTERIOR DECORA roles Curtams Draperzes Slzp Covers Dress Goods BEST WISHES 516 Washlngton Street Hoboken N ,I RICHARD BUZZELLI A F R I E N D Re rzgeratwn Arr Condmonzng SALES and SERVICE 717 721 22nd Street Umon Clty N J 0N0l0v6h0v 0N0'N-0'-0'0 -05' 'l'l0 674 f0 010'f10Y 0'C0'H0f 101 .0'v Q '21 X , . I Q I I . I - - sa . X. R' I xy, . 17. ,kay . 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Biegen, Quentin Binetti, Joseph . ,... Bogacz, Irene .......,.. Braun, Kenneth Bussanich, Maureen Byrnes, Thomas ......,... Cademartori, John ,......,. Caliguire, James ......... Callamari, Thomas .,.,.., Carney, Gerard ..,....... Carr, William ., .,.,.,..,...,.......... Ciaramella, Carmelita ...,. Clark, Agnes ....,,....,.....,......... Cocchia, Anthony ...... Collins, Edwin .......... Cook, John .,.,.,,.,,..., Cottrell, Carol ........, Coughlin, Joan .,.,..,. Curran, William , ..... ,... Daly, Brian .......... Day, Francis ...,..... .. Dolan, Ella .,..,................. Donovan, Celestine , ..... Dug, Mary ..................,,,., Dunlea, Michael .....,... DuPuis, Georgette .......,... Echeveria, Teresa ...... Egan, Eleanor ........... Egan, Joseph ,...,.,. ..,.. Ennis, Patricia .,........,...,.,......,.,.,.. Evangelista, Margaret , ..,. , Farley, Gerard ................,,..... Flynn, Margaret .,........ French Kathleen ,..,.,.... Garrison, Dolores ...4....,. Gerhold, Dolores ......., Gibney, Thomas . ....,. , Gray, Edward ........... Greer, Patricia ...,..... Gross, Carole ..,......... Haggerty, Marian ..... Haggerty, Patricia ........... Hanna, Barbara ..... ,,... Hansen, Margaret ......,.., Hatcher, Lois .. ,,.,....,.,, Herman, Albert ..........,.........,. Hernandez, Carmelita ........... Hopkins, Patricia ....,,....,....... Jahnke, Marilyn Jarvis, James ........, Jones, Patricia .. Judge, Rita .....,......,.,..,.... Kammerer, Noreen .... ,,., Kavanagh, Geraldine ....,, Kellenberger, Catherine Kelly, Thomas ..........,..,.. Koch, Edward .....,...... Kraemer, Joseph ,..,.,..., Kriessler, Dorothy Kronke, Francis R DIRECTORY ...,,......312 Fifteenth Street, Union ........905 Washington Street, Hob City oken ,..,....,..,'l60 Weigands Avenue, Secaucus Willow Avenue, Hob Pork Avenue, Hob Bleeker Street, Jersey .4905 Seventeenth Street, Union West Street, Union ,....,....325B Hudson Boulevard, Jersey West Street, Union ..,..,......637a Palisade Avenue, Jersey Columbia Avenue, Jersey .,.....,1503 Palisade Avenue, Union Graham Street, Jersey oken oken City City City City City City City City City Willow Avenue, Hoboken H1410 Eleventh Street, North Bergen Willow Avenue, Hoboken 728 Fourteenth Street, Union City ....818 Eighteenth Street, Union City .,.....193 Zabriskie Street, Jersey City 1 Herbert Place, Jersey City ......,191 Columbia Avenue, Jersey City Fourth Street, Fairview 1811 Palisade Avenue, Union City .......,914 Sixteenth Street, Union City ......,...716 Chestnut Street, Secaucus ...... 802 Eighth Street, Union City West Street, Union City 2010 Bergenline Avenue, Union City Willow Terrace, Hoboken Palisade Avenue, Union , ,......,.,. 710 Fifteenth Street, Union Twenty fifth Street, Union 2001 Forty fifth Street, North Be Fortieth Street, Union , .,....,.....,........,. 135 Beach Street, Jersey , ....,.,. 495 Palisade Avenue, Jersey City City City rgen City City City ......,.,,.....1038 Willow Avenue, Hoboken ...........153 Forty-ninth Street, Union Cortland Place, Cliffside .....,........1709 West Street, Union City Park City ...,......243a Warren Avenue, Palisade .. .,.,.,,......,. 1114 Park Avenue, Hoboken .,.,.......1312 Palisade Avenue, Union City Underclit'f Avenue, Edgewater New York Avenue, Union City 4515 Bergenwood Avenue, North Bergen Bloomfield Street, Hoboken ,.,........105 Thirty-third Street, Union City ......,........1032 Hudson Street, Hoboken , .....,.. 1209 Washington Street, Hoboken ........,.,,3907 Hudson Avenue, Union ...,..170 Webster Avenue, Jersey ...........,1601 Central Avenue, Union Palisade Avenue, Jersey City City City City ,.....,600 Willow Avenue, Hoboken Eighth Street, Hoboken ...,......,532 Washington Street, Hoboken Willow Terrace, Hoboken Dodd Street, Weehawken Palisade Avenue, Union City ...,.,754 Anderson Avenue, Cliffside Park ......,........5003 Broadway, West New York .,..,.1213 Garden Street, Hoboken 615 Hudson Street, Hoboken .......,.,183 Columbia Avenue, Jersey City in LaBarre, Yvonne ......,.. Laufenberg, Ann ...... Lauricella, Dominick SENIOR DIRECTORY Fourteenth Street, Union City Garden Place, Edgewater Lenahan, Ronald ......,.,... .......,..... I 83 Thorne Street, Jersey City Lenihan, Joseph ...,.. .....,,......... 3 4 Graham Street, Jersey City Light, Mary ...,......... ..,........ 7 I2 Fourteenth Street, Union City Lillis, Arline ..,.... ...,.....,,,,..,..,.,.. I 23 Hague Street, Jersey City Lord, Adele .,....... ....,...,.,.. 5 I5 Twenty-second Street, Union City Luber, George ..........,..... ......,................. 8 24 Linden Avenue, Ridgefield McDermott, Thomas .......,. ......,.... I 3I9 Washington Street, Hoboken McGill, Dennis ,.........,... .........,.. I I58 Fiftieth Street, North Bergen McGovern, Barbara .....,....,.. 607 Sixteenth Street, Union City McGuirl, Marie .,.,......... .....,..... 4 23 Forty-third Street, Union City Mclntyre, Timothy ...., Eighth Street, Hoboken McNally, James .,...., .............. 2 3I'fi Liberty Avenue, Jersey City Madden, Ronald ...,.,,.... .......... , I407 Bergenline Avenue, Union City Maessner, Francine ......... ,..,....,.. I 33 Forty-ninth Street, Union City Mahoney, Maria ...,..,,....,.,. ......,...,... ...... 2 9 a Milton Avenue, Jersey City Molnar, Denis .....................,... ...,...... 6 91 Hillside Avenue, Cliffside Park Moloughney, Harold ......,.,....,., 207 Fortieth Street, Union City Moore, John ...... ....... .,,........,.,..,... 3 4 Spruce Street, Jersey City Moran, Charles ........ ........,.... 3 IB Fourteenth Street, Union City Moriarty, Patricia ........ .............,..,...,.,, 2 00 Forty-ninth Street, Union City Murphy, Roberta ,..,..,,.. .......,....,.,.,...................... 4 5 Leonard Street, Jersey City Musso, Marilyn .....,.,. 3445 Paterson Plank Road, North Bergen Oates, Hubert ..,....,... .,...,.........,.................,........ 3 7 Garden Place, Edgewater O'Brien, Richard .....,.,.. ....,.............,...,.............. 9 8 Irving Street, Jersey City O'Connor, Michael ..,...,... .,...,...,....,.......,....,.,........... 7 I0 Willow Avenue, Hoboken O'Rourke, Donald .. ..... ...... 3 24 La Salle Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights O'Rourke, John ....... ......................,.,. 7 2I Palisade Avenue, Union City Paterek, Joseph . .,.. , Paxton, Eleanor . ,...., . Pfanner, George . Piscal, Richard ...,..,......, Purcell, Lorraine .,..... Render, Kenneth ..,.. Rodrick, Joseph ....... Ross, Donald .............. Russak, Jaan ......... ,..,.. San Petro, Mildred Sheehan, Raymond . Sheridan, Joseph Colleder, Maureen Sullivan, Mary ..........,. Palisade Avenue, Cliffside ,....,..,..208 Thirty-ninth Street, Union City ..,...,..I70 Hopkins Avenue, Jersey City .. ,..,.,,.. 23 Wayne Street, Jersey City ..,...60 Monroe Street, Hoboken .,..,....,.,600 Newark Street, Hoboken .....,I2I Ferry Street, Jersey City ...........I6O Neptune Avenue, Jersey City Lake Street, Jersey City ..........608 Twenty-first Street, Union City Eleventh Street, Hoboken Monroe Street, Hoboken ......,.,..,.I24I Garden Street, Hoboken ...,........379 Undercliff Avenue, Edgewater Tagliabue, Robert ....., ....,.,.. I 70 Columbia Avenue, Jersey City Tarnacki, William ..,.. ,,,............ ...... 7 8 Liberty Avenue, Jersey City Teeling, Aidan .....,...,..., .,.....,..,., ,........ ......... 6 I 5 Palisade Avenue, Jersey City Thomas, Charles ,......... .,......, 2 28 West Sixteenth Street, New York City Thrunk, Peter ............ .....,....,..,.....,.,....... I59 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City Tighe, Mary .......,. ....,. ....,..,......, 5 I 9 Eighteenth Street, Union City Toohey, Helen ....,........,.,..., .,......., I 312 Bloomfield Street, Hoboken Tuzzo, Michael . ..,..,....,.,....,,,. .......... 2 20 Ogden Avenue, Jersey City Van De Wal, Leonard .... ,,.,. .........,....,...,.......... I I 57 Farm Road, Secaucus Van Sickle, Kathleen ...... ,.,......,,.,. 5 I5 Twenty-second Street, Union City Vogel, William .,.,........ .,.......... 2 267 Hudson Boulevard, Jersey City Votteler, Joseph ., ....... , ,,...... I405 Bergenline Avenue, Union City Walsh, Patricia ....... Wares, Donald ..,..,... Webb, George .....,., Wickham, Carole .. ....,. Wilson, Patricia .,... I5I3 Forty-sixth Street, North Bergen ,...,..,.2503 Bergenline Avenue, Union City .,.....,...I8II Summit Avenue, Union City Monroe Street, Hoboken Park Avenue, Hoboken Wirtz, Lillian ,,...,.. .......... ..,.,....... 3 I 44 Hudson Boulevard, Jersey City Yandola, Rosemarie ....... ..,...,,......... 2 I3 Webster Avenue, Jersey City Zakrzewski, Sophie .......,. ..,.,. , , ..,........ 225 Liberty Avenue, Jersey City Zanetti, Mary Ellen ...,...., ....,...,... Zuhowski, William .,..,..... B609 Second Avenue, North Bergen , ....,. I66 Montgomery Street, Jersey City 'i QS Jw wwww .mzwmmwgb UWM FOOTPRINTS OF FREEDCM Pi IV, , , ,, , , . .M ..,,.-,- . ,..1.i...u-..a-eS,':inw..f4,:.,i..L. 4..f,A..:,,v.-t V . -