St Peters High School - Petrean Yearbook (New Brunswick, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1949 volume:

3 1 Q ' , .M 1 E, - 5 2 -z fb Z, 9 x ,,,,,..w-A '+V km M, -,,.,,,, 7' SAINT PETERS HIGH SUHOOZ NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW messy , F ,K 't D I , I wfsvom 1 4 ' r FAITH OUR CATHOHC SCHOOZ X- .L HIS' EXCEIIENCY THE M057 REVEREND WILLIAM A. GRIFFIN, D. D., ILD 0013 PASTOR THE RIGHT REVEREND PETER J. HARD M.R., V.F.,P.A l fi THE REVEREND THOMAS J. O'DEA lg. THE REVEREND JOHN P. BYRNES THE REVEREND MICHAEL CLARK DEDICATION TO a teacher in the classroom, a coach and a director in the field of sportsg to one who is ever loyal to Saint Peter's High School and its traditionsg to one whose high ideals bespeak a heart tried and trueg to a man whose qualities have won for him the respect and admiration of all who have felt his interest and generosityg to one who understands youth and is understood by themg to one who has endeared himself to his many studentsp to-Francis T. Murphy-we the Class of I949, affectionately dedicate this yearbook in grateful acknowledgment of inspirational guidance and warm friendship. . . . FRANCIS I MURPHY 0111? PRINCIPAZ zaiiifiiff A IG pr-fm 1 SISTER HELEN ROSE 511 -w.......,. , rr' 5 . , . Y n A O ' In Q D Q 0, u I , 5 f K V' i '5 R ,V Q, - z 75 ,V ' 5 FAGULTY THE RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR PETER J HART M V F A Spiritual Director SISTER HELEN ROSE Principal SISTER AGNES GABRIEL Religion and English SISTER CLARE THOMASINA Religion and Social Studies SISTER MARIA KATHLEEN Religion and Mathematics SISTER JOSEPH GERTRUDE Religion SISTER ANNE MARIE Religion and English SISTER GRACE ALMA Religion and French SISTER CECILIA MAUREEN Religion and Spanish SISTER ALICE MARY Religion and Latin SISTER THERESA ANGELA Religion and Biology SISTER ELAINE MARIE Religion and Secretarial SISTER FRANCIS EILEEN Religion and Science SISTER MARIA BAPTISTA Religion and Social Studies SISTER THOMAS MIRIAM Religion and English SISTER MARY MATILDA Religion and Science MRS WILLIAM KISH English MISS MARGARET K CROSSON Secretarial MISS LORETTA F DELANEY English MISS HARRIET R GROSS Mathematics MRS. AUGUST BONANNE English MRS. JOHN PFEIFFER History and Debating MISS ELIZABETH McAGl-IAN Physical Education MR. JOSEPH RABA Social Studies 9 MR FRANCIST MURPHY Social Studies Coach MRS RAYMONDA CURRY Secretary MISS CECILIA M DRINDA Assistant Secretary MISS CORA A LAVALLEE Llbrarlan MRS KATHERINEJ FOERTER Assistant Librarian MR JOHN H I-IERDER Public Speaking JOHN H, ROWLAND . . School Physician JOHN SNITZLER, D.D.S. School Dentist MISS MILDRED C. KELLY, R.N School Nurse MR. WILLIAM R. KREIGER Basketball Coach - IZA f'f - f 111643. 0 1245 ,FE 55 1-s,.4---n, ,..4.4lw..,1 'j vg .-Q-pp-.. Wi .,,-,- 4-4- ,s.-s-5A- 1453,-5, -v--Q..-.-. ...Av-5 gs.-nfs.-..., -sa-gag., -+.....-Q, '--s-Qi., A-...- -.... -NA AAL axis...-.-5. --N.. A., 'N -5-.fs..-g., '-.:1--., -o--.Q .-,AQ I Rose Mary Amante Rosie 189 Ward Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Here we have a clever little missy What nicer thing can be said than this? Vivian Elizabeth Banko UVM, l Henry Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Vivian is graceful and tall, For liter you will most certainly fa I.' William Robert Barry Bail 72 Comstock Street New Brunswick, New Jersey A combination rare and true, Athlete, friend, and good fellow oo. X William Emil Baab 'fanif' 2l Morris Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Nobility of mind and courtesy go well together. Richard David Bahash Rich l4 Central Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey Ha carefree, always gay, -DOY, , Rich can always brighten a day. b- fiiii Q xi Doris Ann Barton R. F. D, No. 2 Box 686B Rahway, New Jersey ii Doris never friends will lack: For her sense of humor is never slack. f M -I I2 5 James Matthew Ashey Jim 8 West Main Street Somerville, New Jersey if Begone his cares! He gave them to the winds. Helen Regina Barnwell Helen l3l Benner Street Highland Park, New Jersey Happy'go-lucky is this lass, She adds much joy to our senior class. Bernadette Marie Bearer Bernie 76 Jones Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey She's vibrant, cheerful, and on the go, Our fondness for Bernie will always grow. Elizabeth Ann Behan Dolly ll5 Lincoln Avenue Dunellen, New Jersey H Pleasing to know and lots of fun, Dolly is admired by everyone. William Charles Brinker Brink 206 New York Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey BiIl's not too bashful, not too bold, friendly type, .loan Marjorie Burke Joan l45 Fourth Street Raritan Townshipfliords New Jersey Full of pep, loads of fun If you need help, she's the one. l Edward Alexander Boniakowski Eddie ZOO Pulaski Street Dunellen, New Jersey Nothing troubles him-he is content. '.,M,s Anne Marie Brennan Anne 363 Livingston Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey A loyal and capable young Miss is she, In all her efforts, successful she'll be. M' Mary Doris Cahill 758 Jacques Avenue Rahway, New Jersey She looks like an angel, acts it too, But you never can tell, what angels will do. .f Rose Mary Biro Biro 198 Hamilton Street New Brunswick, New Jersey As charming as a girl can be: Shi knows her work from A to Doris Patricia Briskey MDM.. 22 Bethany Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Always pleasant, always kind,l Always charming, and refined. Russell Peter Calabro Russ 40 Ambrose Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Energy is not measured by size. 1 Mary Margaret Carstens Weiser R, F. D. No. 1 New Brunswick, New Jersey Mary does many th.ngs Quite wellg All her friends think she's swell. Joseph Matthew Collins frclamrr 47 Jersey Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey 1 'Men of few words are the best. 1. t ' , 'A 'K Margaret Ellen Crowley Crowl 306 Chestnut Street Dunellen, New Jersey A laugh on her lips and fun in her heart. Joseph John Clark Baldy 2 Freeman Street New Brunswick, New Jersey The same yesterday, today and tomorrow, Anne Marie Collins nfxnnerr 47 Jersey Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey Quiet, gentle, demure, and sweetg A kinder girl is hard to meet. Joseph Charles Curry ,rjoeu B3 Delafield Street New Brunswick, New Jersey A quiet way a friendly airy All he has, he'll always share. l . Ethel Margaret Ciffer Env 40 Delafield Street New Brunswick, New Jersey 'Seldom heard among the rest But always at her very best. w Joan Patricia Coughlin Joan 803 Bryant Street Rahway, New Jersey Here we have a charming miss But much more can be said than this. Jean Margaret David rueanu 752 Central Avenue Rahway, New Jersey Her simplicity attracts friends Her good nature keeps them Terrance Peter Doherty Terry 37l Delevan Street New Brunswick, New Jersey 'Terry is a boy who's full of fun His success in life has just begun. James Joseph Dowgin ,,Jim,, Cranbury, New Jersey 'Here's a friend if there ever was one: H 4 Always a leader of mischief and fun. Robert Anthony DuBois HBOD.. R. F.D. No. 2 Box 68 New Brunswick, New Jersey Bob's always on the gog That's why he's always in the 'know'. William Henry Donahue rrnggsu 408 South Second Avenue Highland Park, New Jersey He is rather quiet and shy: Among his friends he ranks high. - , rr ' Gertrude Jane Donegan Trudy 9 Edgeworth Place New Brunswick, New Jersey Make the most of life while you may- Life is short and wears away. Edward James Dwyer JrEdrr 290 Hazelwood Avenue Rahway, New Jersey Faithful to duty to the end, A perfect sport and loyal friend. Margaret Grace Domiter Marge 65 Louis Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Speech is great, silence, greater. 5 Joan Anne Dube Doob 930 Bryant Street Rahway, New Jersey Honor student, gay and trueg Joan, our class will remember you. George Henry Ehrmann Folock 1608 Fernote Street Rahway, New Jersey While we live, let us enjoy life. Kathleen Ann Fay Kate 67 Suydam Street New Brunswick, New Jersey She's winsome and sweet of grace past compare, We call her the lass with the delicate air. 4 Cecilia Anita Flanagan Hundy l2l2 Mooney Place Rahway, New Jersey Her charming way and lovely smiles V Will carry her for many miles. lf fi I Norbert Louis Foglietta ,,Fogy,, 24 Oakwood Place North Brunswick, New Jersey There are two sides to every Question, His side and the wrong side. J .4 ,U J Peter Joseph Ferris Jean Therese Finer Pete Jean l8l Remsen Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey Pete always tears around in his car, 'Better than studying' says Pete, 'by far'. H 57 East Grand Avenue Rahway, New Jersey Jean's spirit of fun and infec- tious grin, Help her many a friend to win. James William Fox nfgoxn Lehigh Street Dunellen, New Jersey Mischief and fun, With always a pun. 5.51 Q U Veronica Mary Feaster Ronnie II4 Bayard Street New Brunswick, New Jersey A cheery smile and sparkling wit Are always sure to make a hit. gf I Carol Irene Flomerfelt Carol 9 Wellington Place New Brunswick, New Jersey Her ways are as nice as they can beg Carol is liked by all, we agree. Richard Michael Frank Nmckri 53 Morrell Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Though vanquished he could argue still. Mary Lucille Fritz Maryl0u ll6O Raritan Avenue Highland Park, New Jersey A classmate who is honest and true, And furthermore, a worker too, 5 Margaret Josephine Geraghty ifpeggyir I37 Hill Street Highland Park, New Jersey A quiet maid, a winsome girl. Lucille Mary Gore ULU., 2lS8 Elizabeth Avenue Rahway, New Jersey A young lady, sweet and small, Who, we are sure, is liked by all Rita Claire Gay Reef 47 Bartlett Street New Brunswick, New Jersey With little to say, Yet has a pleasant way. Q 1 2.-.gy-I ggi 'fffxffi-Q V-J J . -Nc. N'.3'Lh Ann Marie Geraghty Nancy 40 South Fourth Avenue Highland Park, New Jersey Nancy is dignified and shy, She's the kind that will get by. Catherine Josephine Greaney 306 Madison Avenue Dunellen, New Jersey To a young heart, everything William Francis Gavin Gassy 218 Hale Street New Brunswack, New Jersey How to be a friend to each, ls a talent that he could teach. 'ta Francis Peter Gonch Pete l43 Suydam Street New Brunswick, New Jersey 'To reall know Pete is uite a Y Cl treatj His good nature is hard to beat. William Peter Greasheirner Bill 3915 West Cliff Street Somerville, New Jersey Bill is a quiet Iadg May his life be happy-fnever sad, 'A girl who's full of pep and go, Helen Theresa Hagerty Helen SO Suydam Street New Brunswick, New Jersey 'A winsome smile that can't be Deaf' . . . ,, A matching disposition sweet. A Margaret Mary Hendricks ilpeggyii 130 Suydam Street New Brunswick, New Jersey And one we all are proud to know. Justin Joseph Herbst Just 1817 West Fourth Street Dunellen, New Jersey On bounteous learning Mr. Herbst doth feed, With a mind like his, we know he'lI succeed. Always carefree, and ever gay, I Marie Virginia Harkins D0f0l'l1Y M3f93 el' Hawk 410 George Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Box 311-R. D. 3 New Brunswick, New Jersey Full of talk, day after day. A sweet disposition will lead Her to a Qood D0S'T'0n- John Joseph Herity Jack 412 East Grand Avenue Rahway, New Jersey Jack is noted for his wit, His side remarks are full of itll, Emily Maryann Hahn ,,Em,, 14 Jefferson Avenue New Brunswick, New JerseY Brilliant and capable, with talents galore! ,, Emily has friends by the SCOYG. ,1 -qi ' Robert Ernest Hendricks ,,Bob., 35 Church Street Bound Brook, New Jersey Bob is friendly through and through, His friends are many, his ene- mies few. ,. Sally Ellen Higgins Blondie 96 Ward Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Sally with her bright blond hair, Will never find life dull or bare. Irene Marie Hobel Renee Lincoln Boulevard Middlesex, New Jersey With Renee's laughter, mirth, and wit She will always make a hit. Walter Jerome Johnson wait Warwick Street lselin, New Jersey A lad we'll miss when all's said and done, Without him, it's hard to have much fun. Daniel Thomas Kee f'Fiea 448 New Market Road Dunellen, New Jersey Better to be small and shine, Than tall and cast a shadow. Q i Thomas Gerard Hughes coat ISO East Spring Street Somerville, New Jersey Happy am l, from care I'm free, Why can't they all be content- ed like me? X X Mary Joyce Jacquart Jerce 129 Jackson Street South River, New Jersey Fair and vivacious is our choice, We know her by the name of Joyce. Ann Marie Keefe 26 Duke Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Ann is small, a trifle petite, But her heart is big, disposition sweet. Margaret Mary Horan Hpeggyn 'll Sicard Street New Brunswick, New Jersey l'd love to have fun and laugh all dayg Forget all work and go my way. y N Qi William Francis Keates Bill ll5 Dunellen Avenue Dunellen, New Jersey Bill with his car of green, ln it he is always seen. 1 Marcella Anne Kehoe Marie 220 Felton Avenue Highland Park, New Jersey 'Cute and clever, naughty never -well, hardly ever, Thomas Anthony King Kingy Railroad Avenue Manville, New Jersey Life is too short to fret. Lois Ann LaTourette HLOH l69 East Chestnut Avenue Metuchen, New Jersey Possessing sophistication and finesse, Lois is really one of the best. Edward Joseph Letostak Professor 300 Rack Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey A calm exterior-but what lurks beneath? Francis Paul Krivas Frank 3lO Chestnut Avenue Metuchen, New Jersey Frank is cheerful all the day, And keeos the rest of us that Wayvi ...V ss.-'I Mary Elizabeth Kuhn al-een H6 North Third Avenue Highland Park, New Jersey ission cause she ever led in m , Her class, l2C, to be ahead! Charles Francis Lezark Chuck 276 Sanford Street New Brunswick, New Jersey He .that complies against his will, ls of his own opinion still. Q1 Kathleen Kane Kinneally ,,Kay,, 680 Seminary Avenue Rahway, New Jersey Favors to none, to all her smiles extend, Oft she rejects, but never does she offend. Anthony Aloysius Lepping ngudrr 69 Richardson Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Bud's a pitcher of great re- nown, In every game he's on the mound. Frank Edward Lockwood Frank R. F, D. Box 437 New Brunswick, New Jersey What mischief lies behind that sober mien? Colleen Theresa Lutz Blondie i9 Robinson Street New Brunswick, New Jersey PIeasing to know, and lots of fun, Blondie is admired by every- one. Ronald John Mark riROnr1 2 Grove Street South River, New Jersey 'When in doubt, out comes his frown, When he's happy, hold him down. ! i Catherine Augusta Mackinson ,,MaC,, l94 George Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Mac is noted for her number of charms, They form bracelets upon her arms. 'Z' x Precious Anne Maranca Hpreell 2l7 North Second Avenue Highland Park, New Jersey True friends, like pearls, are precious and rare. Genevieve Eileen Martin ficenn Lincoln Boulevard East Bound Brook, New Jersey Gentle manner-thoughtful nature. Patricia Doris Mathieu ll5 Canal Road South Bound Brook, New Jersey A merry heart that laughs Zl .fpafll at care. V K., ' ' f gil, if , Arthur P. Maccini UAW, R. F. D. No. l, Box 57 Bound Brook, New Jersey Under his outward calm dwells mischief. 'MT' N., i William Henry Martell Marty P. O. Box 529 Metuchen, New Jersey Three be the things I have till die, Laughter, hope, and a twinkle in my eye, Janet Mary Mattison Jan 127 University Avenue Metuchen, New Jersey A charming manner, full of grace, , I She will always set the winning pace. Anne Marie McCabe Anne 60 Guilden Street New Brunswick, New Jersey 'Our Anne is the envy of all the girls Because she has such lovely curIs. 3, y NVQ Robert Joseph Meagher HMM., 234 George Street New Brunswick, New Jersey 'Rare compound of ability, frolic, and fun, Who can relish a joke and re- ioice at a pun.' Mary Theresa Miller Moose 86 Richardson Street New Brunswick, New Jersey She looks most shy, but there's mischief in her eye. wg Ruth Marie McKnight Ruthie 48 Bishop Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Always happy, always gay: We all admire Ruth's sweet way. Joseph William McNally Goat 85 Delafield Street New Brunswick, New Jersey A jollier fellow you will never see, Than our own Joe McNally. Mary Louise McCarthy ,,Mary,, lO6 Comstock Street New Brunswick, New Jersey So quiet, so unassuming is she. Clementine Mary Migliore mem 13 Cedar Avenue Highland Park, New Jersey 'Good manners and a soft word have 1 . q Brought many a difficult thing to pass. Regina Eileen Monahan nRegu l2l Somerset Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Cast your troubles to the wind. Anne Lucille Mondi Mondi 85 Jersey Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey A happy smile for every day, She gives to all who come her way. l Charles Thomas Moore Charlie l4S Runyon Avenue Dunellen, New Jersey A grin you'Il find on Charlie's face, At almost any time or place. Mary Irene 0'Connor Mare Box 263 Franklin Park, New Jersey Mare's wit is bright and gay, She keeps us laughing all the dayiii if fx, S-ff - Ellen Anne Orlowski Ellen 135 Suydam Street New Brunswick, New Jersey A bit of seriousness, a bit of fun, But with it all her work's well done. JN' if Eileen Anne Nagy 1,Nagif 2481 Plainfield Avenue South Plainfield, New Jersey A cheerful heart and a willing hand lead to success. rgfra ii -an-5, 'I 1 i Robert Henry Neun ,,Bob,. 4l E. Walnut Street Metuchen, New Jersey Silent man, you've kept usi thinking, We never yet have caught you blinking. John Francis O'Rourke I6 Central Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey Worry kills me, why die? ii Anne Theresa Murray nAnnefi 56 Senior Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Live for a laugh, love for a grin, It's certain always to make you win. Raymond William 0'Donnell ,,Ray,, 472 West Lake Avenue Rahway, New Jersey A quiet taste, a steadfast mind, Appearance neat, and manner kind. fn, Lillian Cecilia O'Rourke MLW. I6 Central Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey One of Lil's claims to fame, ls that deadly basketball aim. I John Joseph O'SuIIivan nlacku 91 East Emerson Avenue Rahway, New Jersey Jack is tall with a quiet wa : Y He'll be on the job each day, Anne Elizabeth Poland Anne 1968 Montgomery Street Rahway, New Jersey 'Anne is liked by everyone, Work she does, is always well done. 3 1 5 Stanley Paul Potonski Stash 32 Home Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Stash is a friendly lady One never sees him looking sad. i x Frances Maureen Perruzzi Maureen 28 Carson Avenue Metuchen, New Jersey H A pleasant smile, and a will ing way Travel with Maureen everyday. Anne Margaret Peterson Pete 51 Morrell Street New Brunswick, New Jersey 'Anne is happy-go-lucky and QBYI y To every heart she wins a way, aj ' lu. if Sean Vergne Potter Rebel 40 Woodbridge Avenue Metuchen, New Jersey Sean's a fellow who's happy and gay, l-le's full of high spirits on any days, in Richard Francis Palombi ul-uigiff 8 Georges Road New Brunswick, New Jersey Worr -let it run awa ' Y - - Y, Live a lite and live it gay. Q ' . Mary Elizabeth Post UUZU 1362 Bryant Street Rahway, New Jersey A little mischief, full of fun, Certainly liked by everyone. William Anthony Prefach Prefe 210 Stevens Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Tell me not in mournful num- bersg Give me a high mark: disturb not my slumbersf' Barbara Ann Reardon Bobbie 20 North Thomas Street Metuchen, New Jersey Faithful to every trust, Gentle, loyal, kind and just. Ann Marie Riley HAM.. 96 Baldwin Street New Brunswick, New Jersey A happy smile for every day She gives to all who come her way. John Phillip Rupp Creeper 25 Carson Avenue Metuchen, New Jersey Never in a hurry, but always there. I M 1 ,. Xa nr 1 ol Dolores Ann Revolinsky ,,Revy,. 64 Jersey Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey Many have heard this old adage, Good things come in a little package'. 1 Patricia Ann Reynolds ,rpatn 212 Oakmoor Avenue South Plainfield, New Jersey The cares of the world can't weigh her downg lt's truly seldom we see her frown. Joseph Warren Redmond Joe B8 Throop Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey Quietness is not for him, He obeys his every whim. Elaine Joan Ruckert Elaine 305 Chestnut Avenue Metuchen, New Jersey Ranking high with marks and with pals, She's one of the very finest of gals. Rose Irene Russo Rosie ll7 Remsen Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey Rose is quiet, you'll agree, But she makes out well in P. A. D. X N. Shirley Marie Ryan 5l'1irl S33 Fourth Street Dunellen, New Jersey Nothing is too much for a friend: Good humor and rm-th make a rare blend. Mary Ann Sable Mary Ann 355 William Street Somerville, New Jersey Always a smile, never a frown- Nothing will ever get her down. William Joseph Sargent ,isarin 296 West Summit Street Somerville, New Jersey 'Some think the world was made Forlfun and frolic, and so do George Bernard Schofield SCh0fe Somerset Avenue Bound Brook, New Jersey 'Never serious, never a frown, Nothing in life can get him down. iimgwxaepf ,,.-V - Q Patrick Aloysius Salimando Hpatu 2 John Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Not over serious, not too gay, But a good fellow in every way. X Rosemary Agnes Sa ntangelo Sandie 39 Stone Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Count on her to do her share, For she is always fair and square, j- Wi Patricia Margaret Schottinger 352 Dunellen Avenue Dunellen, New Jersey Always happy and always gay, Making others also that way, 26 Margaret Christine Saggie Peggy 22 Alexander Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Margaret's manners calm and steady, Always helpful, ever ready, 'E' Dorothy Clare Sa rvas Hoof, ll Prospect Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Quietness is Dot's leading feature, She causes no trouble to any teacher. 4 Anne Regina Selesky Anne 217 Handy Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Sweet and slim, fair and shy, The kind that catches the eye, Edward Phillip Shamy Little Ed 6 South Talmadge Street New Brunswick, New Jersey lf work interferes with plea- sure, one must give up work. Sophie Anne Sliva Soph 39 French Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Content with silence, a deep vale of peace. lr Helen Ethel Smut: Pinky l6 Scott Street New Brunswick, New Jersey 'Of all the gifts she does pos- sessg The best of these is friendli- ness. Thomas James Short Tom 46 Guilden Street New Brunswick, New Jersey A good sense of humor is un- surpassed, His is a friendship that will long last. E x 'fx Eugene John Sinko .,Sut,. I4 James Street New Brunswick, New Jersey The world knows little of its greatest men. Helen Elizabeth Snow 93 Louis Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Lovely smile, lovely song: That's Betty all day long. Jean Harriet Shea Shauny 3 Morris Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Smilin faithful and generous Q, A staunch and loyal friend. Albert John Smith Smitty 386 Delevan Street New Brunswick, New Jersey The time to be happy is now, Joan Patricia Swift Swiffy 501 Grove Street Dunellen, New Jersey Personalit to ersuade, charm Y D to delight. Jean Gloria Tammaro Tamm Ridge Road J 7 Monmouth Junction, New Jersey Her ways are those of pleasant' ness, And all her paths are of peace- fulness. V 'Q 'll r. l . ag. , ., 2 in R 4 Peter Francis Tumulty Frank SOO Livingston Avenue New Brunswick, N. J. 'His feet are cast in manly molds, For hardy sports and contests bold. Kenneth Earl Van Demark Lefty 26l Deleyan Street New Brunswick, New Jersey 'Out in the world he will reach his mark, For Ken has that needed spark. fl Robert Francis Thorne ,,BOb,, 288 Talmadge Street New Brunswick, New Jersey A likeable character with a host of friends. Norman Harold Vliet Norm 424 First Street Dunellen, New Jersey A pleasant fellow and well liked. John Joseph Thompson Jack Church Lane R No. 4 New Brunswick, New Jersey Knowledge is comparable to a star, He who has reached it, will go far. John Richard Teresak Shorty 41 North Street Bound Brook, New Jersey Calm and ulet as a rule q - Always-or only ln school? CK Ronald Douglas Upton Ron l'i3 Townsend Street New Brunswick, New Jersey ln the outdoors you're sure to find A Our boy Ron, the athletic kind. Margaret Anna Vince Margie l4 Brookside Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey This little girl is quiet and meek, For publicity she never will seek, Mary Edna Wade Mary 4 Mitchell Avenue New Brunswick, New Je'sey School spirit, loyalty, expertly combined, A true companion indeed, hard to find. James Joseph Wallace Mousey 97 Richardson Street New Brunswick, New Jersey We never see Mousey without a broad grin, But keco it up, that's one way to win. Edward Henry Weber Web Sf Richardson Street New Brunswick, New Jersey As long as l live so long shall I laugh. I Anita Marie Welker Mitzi lO Park Boulevard New Brunswick, New Jersey So nice a girl with so nice a wav, ls very difficult to find today. nw ., s' n..f' -v-2' Sheila Elizabeth Walsh Shell Plainfield Road Metuchen, New Jersey ln debating and oration Sheila does excel, ln everything she tries, Sheila does well libs in Henry Joseph Yetman Herky l Fifth Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Why do l laugh? Well to be explicit, I see fun where others miss it! S. Katherine Rose Wal: Cathy T5 Somerset Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Quiet sincere and very much In earnest in all she does. Ellen Claire Zimmerman Claire l-49 Church Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Charm strikes the eye, and merit wins the soul. 5. Francis Eugene Walsh Mooey llO Suydam Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Mooey is known to be friendly and kind, Another like him will be hard to find. :PX 40- Frederick Ronald Weber Ronnie 89 Richardson Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Good sense and good nature Are always joined together. Andrew Michael Yusko i,AndYn 45 Robinson Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Knowledge is the fruit of labor, but why labor? Q fm fgS+ g 5 Q Q f m ' - I xx X P , , Q55 Q35 Q' Q t QU J 1 ra 11. 1 i W 1. 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Cinqqxt g li , 1 'Q- w Bill Keates' coupe, for a change The Cableighs' as Macbeth and -n 'Webb :I BUIZDING STRONG FAITH. .. 3? ,fr 2 2 2 5. +2 2 k 1, 2 4 , X 2 'A v 1, ,. .- -.. ,....,v- .5 .-...,N.. 5 ....... -fi v s Qi ri-4- 2-as -..,-N.-5.5, QA'--1' ,L f-.-,,x.,., --.sf -sg--...,., N.-.ss ....,,-.-.... TAA-.-N --fN.....,. - .N-N., Ji.-.1 is 1...,,...,,, .-, AA i A -.N,..--+ 1-.,,, Q., 2' arm zHen1 'Y 1 5 2 1 xi , -- -- R Y a dl ami SODA! ,N ITV Elaine Ruckert pledges fidelity to her office as Corresponding Secretary, Bill Barry and Sodality officers talk over business for the next meeting. William Barry holding the symbol of his office, reads his acceptance of the office of Prefecf for the year. John Hoagland, retiring Prefecf, and newly elected officers sing Barbara Reardon makes her promise to praise ro Mary ar ingtallayiongl fulfill her office as Recording Secretary, 0- fV.r M2 1 1' 1 ' V f Xxx , xxx Yi :gk ,- ,Sa I I 1 5 4 Wiff x 3 t-.:'I 5, Q .9 ' 1 QJQAQ 1 J 1 E 'E ? 4. A. kit-'H 3 UQ? af? Q X' . za g, Vi xr - . gy .. A v 'I1 Ki A .-vw l 7 I , 9 y , 5 eh Ax: 5 ni wi Y 'Q' 8 it I ,Us? 1 ,' , I ,ff nf 1 is 'E , ' ix N! K' v P' 4 P . L Y 1 sky Egiti' 3 Q E in 1 3 x I Fkh ml .l .54 AA 19g xm! - I .,s I A ,f ,K ww-Ti df , 1 ' ' 3 5 15 Q -fvz,-2fggQI'?f,Q'::f:g t, K 'WZ i 5' 4 321, , gs 3: p .f 1 ,K K v Ji. vw, -Q. YYY' J ' 1 , i K' Qi. . wi, 2- W J . Els .. I if ' ' ' 1 NH ' 1. 3 , , I . .:...,Q..,n -YH V -, all-Y w' Q iv 5 . 1 K 5 ' ' Y f mr gf X, an A5,. 'mi if S4 i N 'U ,nv n f 5 ' If xg. V v. 1 if LJ' nf 1 NU- Ni? 1.11 1 -1 4. I ,bit M 1. QILX ,N 'Qs' S-1 THE WORID FOR Tl-IE SACRED HEART A Q 3 i l l ' id Officers of the Mission Unit lead the student body in the Mission Crusade hymn, if 6.11 Monsignor Evans, Managing Editor of the Shield, and Sister Teresa Angela, Moderator of the Mission Unit, pause in their discussion of the formation of Paladin Round Table groups. 52 Senior Class fe . . DV9SGr1tative5 ii ahead in mission reru .aslff Whdg rns this momhpi, ! W r D5 v Q ' 'K o n A QQ? 4 Q 'sm D , ' v 15 4 sf , f M Q 1 .f 3 gh 1 4 vw in 5, V , H' 'lv , ferr - ' ., .if ,t Q 4 I I QI I, ,' x ' ' ' if 52,5 A 6 mf K gd Fish pond, project of IZA, brings highest returns for the mission cause. K ,gh MISSION... William Griesheimer of IZC, acting Santa with grab bag makes record sales. . my 'F K 7 ' E 'ivy' A B DONT CO,-,ducted BAZAAR by 105 draws many buyers of -+...,,,-ss 'T mrscellaneous amdes Aug il ? '9 s 4 g - 71' Handmade Qoods Se Q ll uickly at NZB booth for the rf155SiO 5 WE PRAY... Bill Gavin and Terry Doherty stop to say a prayer at the high school crib. Fnrst Fruday commumon brlngs all students closer to the Sacred Heart 56 I? A may-',1-, .. A . vp a gy A r ,gfgfg- ,3:T . ,f' Xa SP' I f rg 54 -m'vS',- V A I . S WWA 5, ' ,, A ,C . . wg- X ,Ag -fi' A ' . , If ' W . ' Q i I mxrav. f Ne o.,.l- at 'Kata' ACUMI' 'A fr P ,Qtr v-1 Q I ,,,w.,..a4-P' if K .. W w2Su 4 . . n W qv 'QQW3 'bfh A .J AIU! LI Q I w A 1 li 9 1. ? ,-my E' Y 4 ., 'vid' ,G vs f 1' M ' f xvap x 1 V i Q Q 6' :Y WVU! :W ' 1 M., I . ,,,,V - - ms. - ...Mn -ii, A.. iv ' 5' 1 'M Y Thvx y C Li Q , f .3 X if E' 4, V, ix s.. Q w was 1 x ' . 1 5, DEVELOPING AZERT INTEHECTS Z 35 3 1 R ii vwaksk -.-i...,? -N-'saNf-...., 4K-x.g um crwi 'Y RONALD WEBER YEARBOOK JOAN DUBE Editor IH Chief Luterary JEAN FI NER Business ROBERT DU BOIS Business Manager JOAN SWIFT CECILIA FLANAGAN Social Extra Curricular KATHLEEN FAY Features JEAN DAVID Buslness EDWARD DWYER Sports , ' F rg J A J 2 'N-s, as-s4s.-5... smrr E2 1 tau o-wi ,QQ The Cardlnal staff look happy as they sort the last puctures for the Yearbook 61 fs. ' K iailln X ,...,- L I -4- .......,... ,- ..,-..--... ,,,,,, ...,. ,....,. .....,....., ......... ,-, -..... '- AA ,....,,. -N dsfsggg-51 ,' s'5 ,..,,:.,N 4-ag-.,.... ,,...,. N ....N-x--- s K -- as ,. kr ' x , I 0-- , , R ,X A 2 'Ns , MGE 1-W0 nm chmuixm, I-'i1nRI'ARY. wifi lllllfllfl filll llllill ?'5'lT'll93l ELLEN oRLowsKi wlPa'?l ' ii he rl: . warmly im: Editor ' wiilimis lhis mimth will 4'Erv01'y month of the year. , - - ' :f.a-1- ,1--- ii bo lllif hu pf? ln- iii? el: we Vx . sl' 'lLl1' PVS, llllkv f'8l'l 3 l,lHUlOilC L orkor. LE- VL' fill' lll nf 51 l,f1ii.i. NEWSPAPER ,gall l-0 llQ5mIsp1fgikv:', and in Ronnie Weber, ., A ri , , . , . llSlI'lC 215 C-iilillflll. lui, gilimnzxla-. mi txierig' work in the GREATER THAN GREAT Armiif the millions who in clii'fff f4i1 law S hfrvin wail fanfic. fow slew .liff ...l il Lif'1l ' XY! i I'CSl'. , 1 such im-ii, Cicurgge ri crmiroly Cliffor- hf-st disiiiiciion of isliingtun fvnfctrocl ucial psirl of our ard won victory. 1 War. America iiffereiit nations. . could not lasl. X house clivirlfrcl ilif be well iii ironi regular Q qualities ol LETITIA LIVINGSTON Associate Editor i the mom- ter ai in w ho for Kham- . . . .To lhfl ' the way elves dui'- iarlic:ul:ii'l3,' niors who cample to Wim have ii with fly- ,- :ici fswziycd the Log .ie Upton. ill soon he his recom nw.. - .-.--. -larylou Fri gene Sinko, :incl Jack Tho fur their lim? work in the zinc clrivi- ,,.. Edward Bonia ski. a fiiper-sulesziiaii iii' 1' zinfs. .. QC and l0C for hrii their clzlgses io lhe top i some drive: .,.. The sisters are infinitely patient with us our peculiarities ..., Father F ren for his most. inspiring retro Did The colorful corsagcs on il cheerleaders at the Brimswic High genie fvery Chicii ,.,. Tha Si. Pole-r's is really getting to be You Notice- jzlwf l ' x ,Q ' ' , , 'Q' L U Xml aneyg. 1 'lgifchygi fairlous with so many of its shi .., E .l A W ' -1? . . , -f-T 1' ' 'M mn and pages 9 dents makuig radio appearances sq P!ff'lr11fp' ,gait corrects H A I ll-Ielene Henry. Helen Selesky. Lifemry 1 Marie el , , lx . THE CARDINAL 5' 1 eg ..-,.,.--. .,,r.. . ac ..ni'1 4 nm Q 'V llulnlislieni mfmthly during the school ye: mn 3 'V 3 Flllllvlllfi of St. Piftvrkl I-liuli Svhfiwl T115 wifi- Y 1 l'?dJ,JiW-i'i1-Cfzfff Klmwsfziia lfrlzlvf' .'x'r'::'.r 1:'f?:':.',r .. .-lf! lfffffflf ., . .. llrimsouk, IX. J. Saliffcriptifiii rate- yeairl Jfic pci' Coby lillcn Orlowski Vw:-r.r f':i1i4v!i'l .. ,Lvtiy I.lVil1gST0Ilfffflllflv' Fii:I f' . .,.,Arm Brennan .93fii.:lf'fy lfiiimr .,..,lwlui Perruzzi I.fifs5u.-.mv .Hczisug ,That .ed in 15 hr. ii who nts for Wiillilifi iwu whitc: mon. You could toll hy the iambic and iras- cible expressions im lheir buoy- ant MCL-s that their business was swioiis. Yes, thoy were on their wfiy tri Capture a synccdoche, the most baccalaureate of all :ini- mzils. Thcjf procedecl steadily. Sudcimily. frmu lhe underbrush, wine il shrill and hydraulic shriek. The men stopped dead in ilioii' tracks. The chronological look which they exchanged told that it was the culinary call of the hyperbole fl bird which dwellod in the rhetorical grounds of the subtle synecdoche. Beads of perennial perspiration were mi the forehcads of both mon :is they checked their pun- ceni trachaics. Before either man A 'Hdheiic am- ws.. Ai an ang lhgc li asn -Sable l .XX lh 'w - :if--XlfIi'i:i:: Xi :ii:ig 1-:1'5'ff-'I M Tlifii ll: :lv iff. XA vffmix' llvggi riff, fxlzmii' Xliizig N'-s,f1zi:!1' l Nlfinlli. .vvritr H l H llliili 'l :vr-Eli: .fff,5f1.1fgf-' - .li-:in F'-lllfifil .iff - Xliiryii ll i i ills-YQ -Xw cfm- '- !I:f.fi,.'.:.f llc-rlui-ri ?4':flflig Tvrifif ' The editors pmpar J f .lml.iil. , in your is ling old Carclizilil Chirping Ewziigwii- b jeggmleto meet Cardinal os she wings off in thc ' 1 to fm dia-rr-lion of ihe inner' Sanctum of Nfl? BRlfNS'WIf'K, N. J.. FEBRUARY, 1949 Qllifi, SU mubi Illia Eol-...m-,This l2fD. l'l,l1lll'.Xi'Y. 151:11 STAFF Tlllff f'ARUIN.Xl, PAGE FIVE Af, ,VJ-.f-,,vV,,vv. .- . qxvvfvvvvvvfvw- 1100 ' S-'I'-l -IJ IC N-'I' S-ix-lb f, A: .. 2 , 1- f, 1f1'11,1'11111g.: -. xxwv A,xA,.,vVvV.-N .f-,A,vvvV-f,,xffv.- f.v.fx---ff. - 11111 1,11 '1 1114 11+ Q 1. 'I'-1 I-II-li-f :: ANWNVWANAAAN , K . . ' X' ' .1 111: -. JZHA Rf., 11- fi 11' 11' Y ,kkh 1 L wil 'A ' ' x 1' T: .X1:1'11n 11,1 I ' M I 'ji .1151 M11.: 'wlvu 11 11 1 A 1 -U Zi -21 I- 1 5' UH X 11:4 X Lys 1,4-, W t I Al . .L .. 1 .1 V ' KX' -f 11 : 1,1--I I -1 1 XV V VA crg1'p'1 XK 1I.,: , 11:11!11. V ' 1115 -- IW ,1 ' 11' S1 Lam. X ' I 'N v'x V! 'Xl' ., -.11f 3,1111 A1-' 131 N' V X wx V ns 1, .. JI 11.11111 , Ll K fy 'MII 111,111 ir' If X 11: 1-11 Y 'KW lv' EVN Ay I UPMC' fl H1ff3'1L1.1l 51 1 1111. ' X'1,:- J.. I M i,Mk.t VBy th 1112 'fn NIEIFL 21 I. is PM UUA Qmi mizimng L S '1'l lim! x RM paw' 131' 1-X, aw yung 10 1 Thr :1 1-11.1 111.11 .12 1,111 B1,1:'kc . tluyll ,I Iwi Um JUG? H I,,, , f-' H annah im' HUM PV Am 51' Vi:': ' ' 1 f- 5-11111 111 tell old Joe ww urrent issue N Sta ' 1 9-B. Q V wif' Y 'ml 11.11 1 E.1- ft:11'1d.x. .md saab- na9er, distribllfes C , .J.. 1- nad lxved in the 1 1r'1 11 1111 1-1 justin Herbsi, mf xtilsggc' 111' Nusifllsk, where she at- 1 , tl-mi.-42 :1 51111111 stntc--concluctecl m'E11111l. E1'1gl1sh was not zxllovvcfl Y I -if March w..r ....4 N ilk 1 X 'l The 9 d 'tors Plan B new form af. fhl. but rcrligion was 1- 331113115 twice as Week -lmrs, II11nm1h learned ng includem last year rs S1-111101 in South 'sat vmrri she- mas- Q1 fhf' -1 r1fx1dffrs St. Pot0r's 111111 1Wl'L'S1Ll5i,' boys and 'UW1'-ci in tnku what- thvy wish. and the .f :1 pm-scmzzl intvrest ts. Ho? fLlX'0l'i1C Sub- has al- -1,-rtgein weakness for 121. for sho .-'xIth1111gh sho has of :mug .1 d1ffc1'ent .1-r 511111119 she has rwzzfkinsi fha honor Pfq givlughffmxl dis- 'nitvc' 5311135 was swvvci in hor as cz' 41r1'if.'al from -r f11x'm'itQ Shu I1kL-5 111051-le 11A .1.1:r.1L1f! H1111 zu-11+-':.'1Aci her 1.:YXIJ. 515123-11 In .,f'..IF1 dfff. f.n- fwi 11 I-1 ..tt4-nfi a 11 11111 be' 111110 to mm! 1-dzxugtion. . sin 11.115142 like 111,-iw:-. Xvilh the ?,1.I:tj.' :Fw has .ns IIE ilu- past A ..l11m' 11.11 :Je a ? f'f 3 :El ' ERA! QD 'SH '33?'Ewnm n'X 'wi' ll 1 .Q L I I 1 .in I IA, Il., 4 ,.,.j, f f .1 if ,,f 'xM 5 Z My 'X I W A.---,,W,L X gffiw ix, 'if' 1-1' fi Qfil.-B Q. 3 'vi-4 A 7' M . r if Y. qi! . 65 -,gg ,A ,. rf 4 , f,-sz ,841 3 v . ,wig , V . M59 , ,ff M-.V -., LT-.f Q3 D0 'A 50slA+x0Y'T .iw ', , , - S 34 --, X 4-4 ....., O ,fir ,H 1 ! W Mr Martin Wyckoff presents Jack Thompson a certificate and medal for has essay on our Amerncan Herntage 5-L...a Ellen Orlowsku receuves cash award from Dr Eugene E Agger of the Urban League Girls who received honorab mention are lLeft to Rughtl Anne Marne Keefe Marylou Frntz Clarre Zimmerman Anne Collnns and Anne McCab 6 5 vw, ii l ' 'x 67 4 'N , xxx Z Y . e t1 g s f 2 .2 X X X 8 .1 I 4 1 . . s U I V I . . Ie , . ' . , e. 6 I 5 x G? TP l h to one ddg, the hnal toufl MISS Cm Livilleewzzv O e Vnncent Ryan plays for our G ee Club dunn mudntgnt Mass at Camp Knlmer Wulluarn Baab voted one of the three best speakers In Seton Forensic League at St Marys Elnzabeth A Inn t f fi ,f wwf Fa ,, 121, L 1 23, ' Y 2' , X iff' w If 1 I 4 ,, F A 9' . M , , ,,,' 3, , 5 4' ,, I 1 ,JV vm l 1 , ,1,,,L 5, Q W .2 in ,g at -L ju I .wg ' gfgfz-fgfw , .az Q . Q7 fa fs , N r if 'isa ,Zyl 1 ai? M V ih A I i L, P ., , ' 1 4-JU ' wig M , H A25 1 wif?lfs i ,i,4gL , , . f ,Awww M' 'M'A: 4 f T' -Sf 555 ' 1 K, ,si , 44' I V . hw. el , 111'-f f '--...L H01 1 5 fig va ' 2 L, I ' W - , U64 5, . I A' 355' Al' rl' .xi . 'f- . :f1 ' .7 ? A 4 A, A f' A f ' by I A, W I YV K: .H ,vx . ky V ,ga N , I ' LQ ' xi I ,- ff, ' N? 5, 1 A . ' I -5 4. S Ji Q FK we j' 90 rms Science ntS,.deCldll'lQ Pleasam mome g on next. repor 70 e omes 0 C n our bucldlng tists A.. A-'mf an 'f. 2'fQ 1 '53 T I N 0 9 ' W yilfo We keep up to date with the latest news. The freshman class as you can see That came out first was Freshman C. E'er we proceed let's look back a minute To think of freshman year, the fun we had in it. Selling magazine subscriptions our class led the way whal book 'O In sale of Christmas cards 9C won the day. if I Projects in Ivanhoe enliven our interest. Catholic Press Week impresses us with the wealth of Catholic literature at our disposal. Although we had our faults, it was our quest To give St. Peter's our very best. We look on freshman year without regret, And we'll strive in the future to do better yet. To St. Peter's we'll always be true what W ould the band do wif Our hope-to be the best in the year '52, With the Queen's Work as a guide, the Character Builder is discussed by sodalists. hout members from 9C? Athletes of 9C face me Camera SGHOOI ACTIVITIES ,X QUIET 5'UMMEl? An infuriated Jeannie threatens Sonny after his ruining the family car, te b K McBride QiveS lashmmu er Dlredof Ro instructions to cast. l Small-town reporter arrives at the psychological moment. Disgusted and fatigued, Helen and Sonny ponder the futility of winning the election for Uncle Jim. PARENTS' NIGHT Our parents attend the annual Parents Night in November. Mrs. Martin Lally, president, presides at the annual pa'e 'S' Nlghl proglamr The Reverend John O'Brien of Seton l-lall, emphasizes some points of discipline to our parents. 74 e ' fig , Q . . , K - 5 f T A If. f iff- '1, ?ffv . T Q -.-. in 'S+' f ,i 5 4 's Q ? X , , Qw, .4t T 7 W va: gig V'- if 1 37: :J K: Afg i Q49 . 4 , N' rv, l . ll ' 1 V f I ,fi g 1 nr ef , f Q D W Q I H ' i F if I ,A .. l IN W , .4 . ' f lg' f f 'M' XF , . A V ' - 'Q x- If , A f ly Q K ! N f .J Y, ' -Q 1 I I ng! K f I M I 'M' Q 4 ' I - ' ,,, A ' DH- - . , . v - . - I 4' s .1 - 4 ' 1 W f - 4 ' ' i I , . Q, lj , v P 1 ' 9 fy' ,, . If 'fi ,li 'sv' :uh as is 5- K 0 Ag, W Zfbla B' -tw.. Thomas Kung Thomas Hughes Jenny Csengery and Frances Gerstencher peruse rellglous vocatnonal luterature The Reverend Joseph Magan S J explanns the work done by the Jesuut Lay Brothers Cathouc nul'SCS 35 ' ls .res for gtf - ' s the Opporwm I n of :he Smk' E enia expxam ' 1 in the Verso Skster Nice ug ' ister T0 Owns to admm VOCATION WEEK A . C'WST0HfERr DH'-if 0Jfl'D'1'u. to Chalffhen M . dis l ary M'llef, Maureen Per, PaY6d to help Show uzzi Ed th Wafd Dw e students ways ,n which th Yer and Thomas Short Check M THE Reverend Joseph Keller, C.M., by his book, YOU CAN CHANGE THE WORLD, inspired the theme of the Vocation Week held at the school during the week of March 28 to April l. Various exhibits displaying catalogs and pamphlets pertaining to professions, careers, technical training, and industries were skill- fully arranged by an indefatigable committee and carefully inspected by interested students during their assigned periods in the auditorium. How Catholics can fit into the world today as influential factors, was brought clearly home to us by men and women representing ways of life such as nursing, teaching, insur- ance, manufacturing, law, and politics. Even though some of us are not yet decided as to what we want to be, we are all sure that we have a special vocation to carry Christ out with us into the world. 77 X Bl!!! DING VIGOROUS HEAZTH.. 'QD aaa 3 v QF.. Front Row: Henry Yetman, Joe Collins, Ed Shamy, Joe McNally, Billy Barry, Bill Gavin, Frank Krivas, Frank Lockwood, Ed Dwyer, Pete Ferris. Second Row: Terry Doherty, Frank Squindo, Jack Bergen, Jim Dowgin, Ron Upton, John Hockhold, Cary Hamrah, Andy Lucas, Joe Sabo. Back Row: Al Fleming, Dick DiSilvestro, Stan Osofsky, Bob Kaiser, Tom Dillon, Bob Cosgrove, Bill Hamilton, Bob Lorber, Bill Decker, Ed Ryan. FOOTBAH COACH Francis T. Murphy opened the i948 campaign with an inexperienced but hard- fighting football squad. The term fighters was applied to the team known as the Car- dinals because their play was inspired by that never say die spirit. The team was well drilled in the fundamentals and teamwork so essential to the game by Coach Murphy and his efficient staff of assistants. The record of games won and lost is not important, for the team was outclassed and outweighed in all but a few of the contests. Their sportsmanship, how- ever, and the caliber of their play were remarkable. The games were all interesting and hard fought. The fine all-around ability of captain Bill Barry, the running of Pete Ferris and Joe Szabo, the bruising line backing of Frank Lock- wood and Bill Gavin, and the sparkling line play of Joe McNally, Ed Shamy, Frank Krivas, Ed Dwyer, Joe Collins, and Herkey Yetman were all outstanding. After putting up terrific strug- gles against South River and New Brunswick, the latter needing a second-half surge to win, the Cardinals, slowed by numerous injuries, dropped the next six in a row. ln the last game of the season, however, the Cards could not be stopped and presented their coach with a well-earned l3-O victory over favored Lambertville. 80 . Peter . Peter Peter' . Peter 1 S 1 S S, , 1 S ARTHUR G. BROWN Business Manager South River , ,, New Brunswick Metuchen , , St. Agnes , FOOTBALL SEASON'S SCORES , 25 St. Peter' I9 St. Peter' Y Y 7 St. Peter' V 13 St. Peter' St. Peter S S S S 1 S I3 THE REVEREND THOMAS ODEA Moderator of Athletics 6 Highland Park O Rutger's Prep. . O Dunellen ..,,,,,,, O St, Mary's lEliz Larnbertville ,,,,, Aw Kneeling: Bernie Duff, Frank Walsh, Cliff Delanoy, Managers. Back Row: Edward O'Rourke, Trainer Vincent O'Leary, Frank D'Aquila, Assistant Coachesg Francis T. Murphy, Head Coachg August Bonnane Trainer Front Row Bull Barry Jum McKenzie Jack McGowan Henry Yetman Joe Colluns Owen McGowan Standing Edward ORourke Assistant Coach Jack Bergen Joe Horvath Jack ORourke Ron Upton Chuck Lezark and Wulluam Stretch Kreuger BASKETBAH HE St Peter s Cardinals quintet opened their regular season with a vuctory and appropriately enough ended ut with a victory ln the opening game of the season the Cards played host to St Rose of Belmar downing the shore quuntet by a 37 33 score The Petreans then traveled to LaSalle of Oakdale L I and dropped a heartbreaker to the Cadets losing 46 40 Returning home the Cardinals met two Bug City fuves un the person of Regus Hugh and Power Memorial dropping the furst to Regus 48 3l vuctory After taking St Mary s of South Amboy and Perth Amboy Catholuc unto camp the boys lost a tough one to a powerful Trenton Catholuc aggregatuon Beatung Rahway Hugh un a surprusungly close game 36 35 on a foul shot by Chuck Lezark the boys dropped four straught uncludung a 39 37 defeat by New Brunswick Hugh The Cards came out of their slump by meeting and defeating the Hugh- land Park Owls, 50-43. Following a loss to Rahway and a defeat at the hands of St. Rose's, the Perth Amboy Panthers took the year's series with the Car- dinals. However, the boys ended the season on a successful note, beating St. Mary's of South Amboy, New Brunswick High, and Perth Amboy Catholic. Entering the State Tournament, the Cards drew Trenton Catholic for the fifth straight year and were eliminated by the Capital City five. ln the season's finals the Cards lost to a strong Regis Five by a 55-4l score in a benefit contest. All in all, the season was a successful one. Coach Kreiger, who is to be commended on the outstanding job he did in training and molding his squad into a smooth, aggressive unit, should be proud of his boys. Led by Jack O'Rourke, Chuck Lezark and Bill Barry, the Cardinals gave an excellent account of themselves in all the games played. To the Seniors who are leaving the squad, we say, Well Done, and to the boys returning we say, Good Luck. VARSITY BASKETBALL Peter's .,,,...,A.A, 37 St. Rose's, Belmar ,,,..,,7..,,,,..,...A. Peter's ...........A 40 La Salle M. A. lL. IJ ..,.., , .... . Peter's ......,...,. 42 Regis iN. Y. CJ ........A.A........... Peter's ....,,...... 40 Power Memorial iN. Y. C.l ,,..,... Peter's ....,,...,.. 33 Perth Amboy lCathJ Peter's A..,,A7,.,,, 33 St. Mary's lS. AJ ...... ....,... Peter's ............ 40 Trenton lCathJ ..,.. Peter's ....,......A 36 Rahway ............. Peter's ....,....... 44 South River .......... Peter's ,.,.,....... 36 New Brunswick ....... Peter's ,,,......... 49 Trenton lCathJ ..... Peter's ,,.......... 37 Perth Amboy ..... Peter's .,.,........ 50 Highland Park ........ Peter's ..,......... 32 St. Rose's, Belmar ........ ........ Peter's ............ 38 Rahway ...........,.... Peter's ............ 33 Perth Amboy ............. Peter's SO St. Mary's iS, AJ ...... ........ Peter's ............ 37 New Brunswick ............... ........ Peter's ............ 45 Perth Amboy lCathJ ................ Peter's .... .....,.. 3 2 Trenton lCathJ .....,.... ,....... Peter's .........,.. 4l Regis IN. Y. CJ ........ ........ WILLIAM STRETCH KREIGER Head Coach of Basketball W -1 , Q 0 Z ' '54 ff H1 if wang,- W 1 if if up fk K 1 Q X':24-ff' Wk L' sv. N gf., f2M f:.' ' -' .fn , L., ,1 ik- ,Bi 3 may .oo GBX' 35 as 45g 27 'Qi ,S 4 ai Front Row: Clem Truooa, Joseph Lucas, Edward Letostak, Robert Thorne, John Horan, Manager, Norman Vliet, James Keefe, James Lyons, Stephen Labos. Second Row: Clifford Delanoy, Manager, James Gorman, Edward Sella, William Porter, Raymond Sheehan, George Kozar, Harrison Kinsey, Manager, Edward Susan, Coach. Third Row: Robert Weldon, William Baab, Maurice Whelan, John Price, Harry Delanoy, Robert Cantalupo. Back Row: Robert Connolly, Charles Moore, Joseph Zimmerman, Joseph Horvath, Joseph Curry. JAY-VEE I-'OOTBAH COACH Ed Beetle Susan, in his second year as Jay-Vee coach, fashioned a squad which, facing a tough schedule, gave a good account of itself, winning three, tying two and losing one game for a .750 average. This season was the best the Jay-Vees have had in recent years. Led by the ball-carrying of Bob Thorne and Norm Vliet, and the fighting line play of Ray Curry, Bill Baab and Eddie Letostak, the little Cards downed Metuchen, Highland Park and Dunellen, tied New Brunswick and Perth Amboy, and lost their only game to the strong South River Reserves. St. Peter's 20 Metuchen I3 St. Peter s 8 Highland Park O St. Peter s 6 Perth Amboy . 6 St. Peter's O New Brunswick , , O St. Peter's O South River ,,,, , , ,I9 St. Peter's ,, ,27 Dunellen , 6 88 Peter's Peter Peter Peter Peter Peter 1 , s Peter' 's S S S S Peter's Peter' Peter' S JAY-VEE BASKETBAZZ THIS YEAR as every year, Coach Eddie O'Rourke directed a fine team com- posed of boys who will be very valuable material for Coach Kreiger next year on the varsity. Although the boys did not break into the winning column too often, they played a good, spirited brand of basketball, losing many tough games by a very slight margin. Coach O'Rourke, who also guided a good Freshman team, is not too in- terested in the result of games won and lost. His main purpose is to give the boys first class experience which is so necessary when it is their turn to wear the Varsity Cardinal red. ,..,...,23 St. Rose's lBelmarl,,,,.,,,,,, ,..,.a,,2l La Salle Military lL. ,,,,,,,,22 Regis IN. Y. ,,,,..,,38 Power Memorial lN. Y. C.l,,..., ,,,,,,,,45 Perth Amboy Catholic, ..,,.,,4l St. Mary's lSouth Amboyl Zl Trenton Catholic. ,,,,,,,34 Rahway , ,,,,,,,26 South River ,, , , 28 New Brunswick ,, S Peter' Peter Peter Peter Peter Peter Peter . Peter Peter's Peter Peter 1 i S 1 Trenton Catholic ..... Perth Amboy High ,,,.c, Highland Park ,,,.a,....... St. Rose's lBelmarl a.,,,, Rutgers Prep. ,,,,,,,,,, , Rahway ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Perth Amboy High ,,,,, St. Mary's lSouth Amboyl New Brunswick , , Perth Amboy Catholic ,, Rutgers Prep. , ,, , Front Row: Bill Hayes, Ed Gonch, Vin Zimmerman, Robert Hughes, George Kenyon, Bill Flanagan. Back Rowi Robert Cantalupo, Robert Markey, Norman Decker, Joe Zimmerman, Robert Bornheimer, Joe Baker, Stanley Osofskyg Manager Tony Salerno, 'QV' lf! ? in f. '-iipf.. f 1 vs ? lh,.. .. ZIEIIM . - r If I z Q ,him 'f , 5' a TTY' f' ' f ... Ai may T7 'T Standing: Anne Brennan, Manager, Joyce Stein, Maura Donovan, Carol Flomerfelt, Cecilia Flanagan, Mary Hoagland, Colleen Lutz, and Elizabeth McAghan, Coach. Sitting: Evelyn Hayden, Lillian O'Rourke Carol Hanle Peter Peter Peter Peter' Peter Peter Peter 1 Y Anita Welter, Captain, Helen Platt, Anne McCabe, Mary Carstens. GIRZS' BASKETBAZZ THE Girls' Basketball Team completed their I948-49 season with the creditable average of 535. The Cardinalettes scored a total of 437 points to their opponents' 376. The main portion of the scoring was divided among Carol Flomerfelt with l92 points, Lillian O'Rourke with l36 points, Mitzi Welter with 66 points and Maura Donavan with 36 points. The defensive play was adequately handled by Hundy Flanagan, Shirley Ryan, and Mary Sis Hoagland. Next year, the team will be minus the service of Mitzi Welter, Carol Flomerfelt, Lillian O'Rourke, Cecelia Flanagan, and Shirley Ryan as well as Mary Carstens, Anne McCabe and Colleen Lutz, valuable substitutes. Peter' 1 1 .,,.,,,35 St. Mary's, Perth Amboy,,,.,.,.., ,,,,..,l2 Our Lady of the Valley, Orange.. Peter's Peter St. Mary's, Perth Amboy ..,., St. Peter's Nurses ,.,.,.,,,, ,,,,,,,37 St. Vincent's, Newark..,.,,,,,,.... Peter Cathedral, Trenton 20 St. Michael's, Newark .Peter' Rahway C, Y. O. ..,,38 St. Rose's, Belmar. ,Peter' St, Vincent's, Newarkm, Zl St. James', Redbank .Peter' New Brunswick High l 7 Our Lady ofthe Valley, Orange , Peter' New Brunswick High..,,,, .,,,,.,25 St. Michael's, Newark,.,.,.,.,,..,, Peter St, Rose's, Belmarq... V gf . mf I 1 -f...f , 'x LW? xi -4, A.. II 'N x YL. mx - 'f' 4' fy-155' K - iiwrv, 'J f 5. K , W - AF. --, -g f. W ,v y x Y ,, JV.,i.39,,,',, kia ., Q J ai, :Z ,Q gig., ,. . FwwWw13Qww ww- W 1-,fly at Q,-'A W ,Q .1-1' 2,59 iw :jf . RZ www 'rx A31 4. , 4 33, 26 'f fzqwg fyfgf- 0 M, f M. 6 1 , 721 23 Wg ' winffwg M ' ' ' f ' V if ik - 'E ' 4 N , ' Q - .i:f' .1 A fT7ffw1'n 1u'f,H14-i 1' Q-'ff , X0 '37 I' A A Ag. wif 1 , Q , J if J' fr ' .5 f W f N39 Q K' Vi1i4fQAf , ' 'fvjggl' 5 ' , fi , -!i'f77wf pk, 5' ' I Q 1 wgjggl Jyuva I wha. r v i , ', 'rm . wx jf xkvyfif? A ZQN-iff. , f W' ff' +5 ,f 1 4,fff wfJ' . fy H, C K' S.-,x.g,qw,. ni.-3 yy. .L S, wt gli, ' ag! an nw W 1 K px ' 1, ll 5 f 9 4 l , Q PATRONS THE MOST REVEREND WILLIAM A GRIFFIN DD THE RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR PETER J HART MR V F PA The Reverend John Adamsku The Reverend Stephen Bunvudas T e Reverend John Caprstran Body O F M T e Reverend Alexander Bor R I P T e Reverend Charles F Buttner T e Reverend John P Byrnes The Reverend Mrchael Clark T e The T e The The The The Reverend John E Grnmes Reverend James G Hardung Reverend John H Horan Reverend C M Jasronowskn D D Reverend Edmund W Kreger Reverend Michael J Lease Reverend Michael A Magnler The Reverend Joseph J Connolly The Reverend Eugene V Davis The Reverend Lawrence Donovan The Reverend John J Foley The Reverend Walter A French The Reverend Emanuel Gaucl The Reverend Robert J Graham Mr and Mrs R Adamo John Adocclo A Frlend A Frnend A Frrend Margaret Albert WullramJ Albert Joseph Amante Jr Mrs Mary Amante Rose Amante Mrs Theresa Ambrose Mr E aab Mrs E Baab John Bacek Mr and Mrs John Bacek Joan Bader George B Bahash Mr and Mrs Charles Bahr Margaret Banko Mr and Mrs James Banko Vlvlan Banko Mr and Mrs JohnJ Barnwell Mr and Mrs Thomas Barnwell Caroline Barry Edward R Barry Mr RlchardG Barry Mrs RlchardG Barry Rlchard G Barry J Dons Ann Barton Mr and Mrs John Barton Helen Bay Wnllram Bayous Mrs Edwln V Bearer Mr and Mrs Beecher Patrucra Beecher Elizabeth Ann Behan and Mrs Harry Behan and Mrs Steve Belya and Mrs Harry Bennett and Mrs James Bennett and Mrs Jessee Buczu and Mrs Steven Blesko The Reverend Robert P Murray The Reverend Thomas J O Dea The Reverend Charles B Poltorak The Reverend Francls J Russo The Reverend Daniel Sullivan The Reverend John M Wales T e Right Reverend Monsignor Max Wupek June Bllarczyk Mr and Mrs J Bllarczyk Mrs Cathernne Bocock Mr and Mrs August Bonanne Peter Bonapace Mrs Mae Boonen Mrs E Bopp Nlr and Mrs Josep Born Agnes Bornhelmer Mary Bosynak Mr and Mrs George Boylan Imelda M Boyle Mrs Margaret Boyle Daniel B Breen Jr Brennan Family Anne Marne Brennan Frank J Brennan Mr Frank Brennan Mrs Sally Brennan Mr and Mrs Charles Brught Mr and Mrs Emil Brinker Mrs Senta Brnnkman Janet Brlslun Mr and Mrs W Brooks Alberta Brower Mr and Mrs A Brown Ann Brown Audrey Brown Alma Brunner Mr Walter Burgess Mrs Walter Burgess Mr and Mrs A J Burke Mr and Mrs James Burke Almeta Burns Betty Burns John Busak Sr Jean Cahnll Mary Cahnll Robert Cahnll Mr and Mrs Thomas F Cahull Thomas Cahlll Mr and Mrs John Caln 93 Mr and Mrs N Calabro Roselyn Calapa Mr and Mrs James Capano Mr and Mrs L Caratelln Mr and Mrs James Carlon Mrs Frank D Caro Joseph M Carso Mr Frank Carstens Joseph Francus Carstens Mary Frances Carstens Mary Margaret Carstens Mr and Mrs G Casagrande Mr and Mrs James Casslno E Bayard Cathers Mike Catov Pete Catov Robert Cauldwell Wnlllam Cauldwell WllllamJ Cervlnka Mr and Mrs Alfred Chambers Mrs Doris Chambers John Cherruck Robert F Christian Wllllam E Chrlstlan Jr Therese Chott Mrs J Chott Jane Clark John Clark Mr and Mrs Mart1nM Clark WnllramJ Clark Wrnufred Clark Mary Jane Coen Mr and Mrs John Coen Anne M Collins Mr and Mrs John Collins Mr and Mrs Michael Comer Mr and Mrs F R Comfort Angela Corrente Mr and Mrs E P Coughlnn Joan Coughlan Cream O Land Darry Robert Creamer . h . . h - ' , , . . h . h , .. . . . 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Dwyer Mrs. Martha Dymond Fred Ehrmann Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ehrmann Daniel Ellison Clifford Emins Alice Farr Mrs. Catherine Fay Donald Feaster Mrs Helen Feaster Mr and Mrs J Feaster JamesT Feaster Mr and Mrs V Feaster Dorothy Fenton Mr and Mrs HaroldJ Fine Mrs Harry Finer Mr and Mrs JamesJ Finer JeanT Finer Jerome P Finer Joan M Finer RichardJ Finer Edward J Flanagan Mr and Mrs T E Flanagan l'homasE Flanagan Carol Flomerfelt E Mae Flomerfelt Mr and Mrs L N Flomerfelt Jr Mr and Mrs William Flomerfelt Mr and Mrs Joseph Frank Dennie and Ronald Franklin Audrey Freeman Mr and Mrs Louis Fritz Theresa Marie Fritz Mary Funk Mr and Mrs A Furnair Mrs Julia Gaal Joseph R Galipo Joan Gartland Theresa Gartland Betty Gavin Mr and Mrs John Gavin Mr and Mrs John Gavin William Gavin Edward Gay Mary Gay James Gay Mrs Loretta Gay Margaret Geer Mrs Sarah Gelpel Mr and Mrs James Geraghty Mr. and Mrs. John Geraghty Mr. and Mrs. Emery Gerencser Emma Gergely Postmaster Martin F. 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Greaney 94 Catherine Greaney Joseph Greaney Mary Greaney Mr and Mrs H Greaney and Mike Mrs O W Greaney Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Emily Hahn Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Ann Hanley William Grlbben William Hagerty George Hague Henry Hahn John Hahn James L Hannan and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Carl Harbort F H Harding Norris Harding WilliamJ Harding Rosemary Harding James V Harkins Kathie and Maureen Harkins Mr and Mrs Leo Harkins Jr Mrs John Harklns Jack and Nell Hart Rose Hart Mr Conrad Haffron Mrs Conrad Heffron Eddie and Jackie Helmstetter Mr and Mrs N Helmstetter Mr and Mrs N Helmstetter Sr Kathryn Hendricks Mr and Mrs A J Hendricks Mr and Mrs Frank Hendricks Mr and Mrs George Hendricks Robert Hendricks Robert Ernest Hendricks Mr and Mrs Justin Herbst John Herity Mr and Mrs James Herlty Anita Higgins Mr and Mrs Edward Higgins Mrs Sarah Higgins Mr and Mrs Frank Hildebrand Mr and Mrs John Hobel Julia Hoblitzell Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hoch Maryann Hoey J. M. Hoffman Miss Mary Hoffman Mrs. J. Hogarty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Horan Mabel Howell Edward P. Howells Mrs. James Hughes Sr. Mrs. Mary Hughes Nr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hungrige Jr Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hungrige Irene Hummel Mr, and Mrs. Claude Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. lko Josephine Ingandela Olga Jacob Joan Jacquart Joyce Jacquart Charles Jacquart J . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacquart Eileen Jaqui , , .l Mr. J . Mary Delaney Kalhfyh F0l'!l'1lCK . . 1 ' , . ' 1' , . . ' , Jr. l U' . . ' ' .' I : ' , SF. U , F PATRONS Mr and Mrs Robert Jardernae Gertrude Jelunek lrene Jelnnek Erleen Johnson Evanne Johnson Mr R Johnson Mrs R Johnson Mary Juhasz Edward Julran Rlchard Kady Mr and Mrs Joseph Kaiser Zeke Kaiser Harry Kaltenbach Anna Kaltenborn Elsne Kean Mr and Mrs Val Keany Agnes Kee Catherune Kee Mr and Mrs E J Keefe Mr and Mrs Phlllp Kehoe Paul Kehoe Phyllls Kehoe Helen Kelly Mr and Mrs KyrenJ Kelly Shamus Mlchael Kerry Frank Kung Wllllam Kung Mrs Anna Klng Mrs John Kung Mr and Mrs RlchardE Klnn Gertrude Ann Klnneally Mr and Mrs JamesJ Klnneally JamesJ Klnneally Mary D Krnneally Frank Krnney Mrs Nan Kinney Eleanor Krnsey Mr and Mrs JohnJ Kinsey A Kish Grocerues Dolores Kozrelec Wnllnam Kreuger Jr Mr and Mrs F A Knvas Mr and Mrs A L Kronemeyer Claire Kronemeyer Herbert Kronemeyer Mr and Mrs WnllnamJ Lockwood Jerry Lockwood Ton: Lomasz Barbara Long Agnes and Mlchael Lucchessu Mrs Helen Lucchessr Mrs Katherrne Lutz Wrllram Lynch John Lydon Sr Mary C Lydon Mr and Mrs John Lydon Mr and Mrs Thomas A Lyons Anthony F Machu Catherrne Macknnson Mr and Mrs Phnlrp Macklnson Phrlrp Macklnson Marlon Maier Mr and Mrs LoulsJ Maker Mr and Mrs James E Maker Mr and Mrs James F Maker Louis Maranca Mnchael Marchrtta Julla Mark Mr and Mrs Mark Robert Mark Ronald Mark Wrlllam Markey Gabriel Maroda Mr and Mrs James Marquccuo Cynthra Martell Mr and Mrs F H Martell Margaret Martell Mr and Mrs E Mattlson Robert Mattuson Wnllram Mattlson Margaret Maygar Mr and Mrs F Mazzullo Carol McCabe Eluzabeth McCabe Mr and Mrs George McCabe Martha McCaIey Mary Lou McCann Joan McCardle Clanre McCartney Eugene Kruger John C Kuhn Mary Elrzabeth Kuhn Mr and Mrs J Clifford Kuhn Mr and Mrs Robert Kuhn Patrlcla Lynn Kuhn Mr and Mrs Albert Lamb Mr and Mrs J W Lang Mrs Sophre LaFounta:n and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Jack Leposa Mr and Mrs James LaRosa Gabrlel Laszlo Rrchard LaTourette George Lentlnger Anthony Leppnng Mrs H Letostak John Letostak Mr John Letostak Mrs L Lezark Steven Lezark Mr and Mrs EmrIJ Lrnder Mr and Mrs Wnllram F Lockwood Robert McCartney Mary McCarthy Russell McCarthy Mrs R McCarthy James McCloskey and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Edwnn McCloskey Wullram F McCloskey J W McCormack Wllluam McCullough John McDonald Mrs Julra McDonough John McGuffy Mary McGuffy Mr and Mrs Edward McKeon Kathleen McKnlght Mr and Mrs John McKnight Roberta McKnight Mr and Mrs Frank McLaughlnn Rose McLaughlm Mr and Mrs Andrew McBride Mrldred McManus Mrs Lullran McManus 95 Mr and Mrs Danuel McMahon Mr and Mrs Joseph McMullen Mr and Mrs John McNally Mrs John McNally Sr Therese McNally Thomas McNally Wllllam McNally Dorls Meagher EdwardA Meagher Helene Meagher Steve Melcheske Mr and Mrs Melfy Mr andM s George Melrose Mr and Mrs Frank Merolla Jr Ursula Meyer Marne A Mrele Mrs A Mlglron Alfred Muller Mary Muller Mr and Mrs Kay Muller Mrs Al Muller Joseph Monaghan Sam Mondr Mr Charles Moore Mrs Charles Moore Mr and Mrs H Moore Emma Morris Veronrca Morris Vrctor Motyka Mr and Mrs Warren T Moulton Margaret Helen Mraz Muha s Photo Servlce Mr and Mrs Frank Murphy Emma Murray Mr and Mrs H Murray Edward Nagy Mr and Mrs Donald Nagy Robert Nagy Anne Nesser Mr and Mrs John Nlcola Mr and Mrs Louus Nlkelsky Mrs R B Noethrger Mr and Mrs JamesJ O Connor Mrs James O Connor Mr and Mrs James O Donnell Ruth Alyce O Donnell Mary Jane O Hare Margaret Catherlne Okerson Mr and Mrs W Orloff Larry Orlowskl Mr and Mrs A Orlowskn Edward O Rourke Mrs Lrllran O Rourke Gerald O Sulluvan John O Sullivan Mr and Mrs P J OSulllvan Helen Palko Mr and Mrs G Pellowskr Mr E J Perruzzl Mrs E J Perruzzr Mrs J E Pettnt Robert Phllllp Pinky John B Poland GM lfc Mr and Mrs Bernard Poland Mr and Mrs Robert Poland rf ' 11 - ' . l l Y , . . ' Mrs. Ida Mazzullo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nagy ' ' Mr. . ' ' . . . . Mr. . . . ' ' . ' ' Mr. . 4 ' . ' ' ' Mr. , Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' . ' ' ' Mr. . ' . . . . ' ' Mr. . ' ' PATRONS Clare A Post Mary Eluzabeth Post Mr and Mrs James Post Mr and Mrs John H Post Helen Martha Potonskl Mr and Mrs Stanley Paul Mr and Mrs Mary Pugllsl and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Eleanor Revo and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Paul Potonskr Potonskl John Prince Louls Querec Reardon Edward Reckage Frank Recker Adam Relssner Innsky Edward Revolnnsky Joseph Revollnsky Reynolds Robert Rusley Romand Dorothy Rosky Mr and Mrs W Ruckert Mr and Mrs J Rupp Jack Rupp Edward Selby Glorua Selcan Grace Selcan Mr and Mrs John Selesky Mary Selesky Ruta Selesky Mr and Mrs Shag: Mr and Mrs C Shea Mr and Mrs James Shea Aluce Short Mrs L A Short Vlrgmra Short Agnes Shuster Sucora s Esso Statlon Josephine Sleklerka Mr and Mrs Snllcocks Ernest Sunko Eugene Snnko Mr and Mrs John Slnko Sister Agnes Edmund Joseph Sllva Sophue Sluva Susan Sllva Betty Slover Jean Rupp Mr and Mrs James Russo Rose Russo Sandy Russo Thomas Russo Mrs Marne E Ryan Vlncent R an Martin Sable Mary Ann Sable Mrs Helen Sable Ellzabeth l Saggle FrankJ Saggle Ann Santangelo Anthony Santangelo Francls C Santangelo Jane T Santangelo Mr and Mrs A Santangelo Mr and Mrs C Santoro Cadet Raymond F Sargent Mary Sargent Mr and Mrs Raymond F Sargent Ted Sargent Carol Sarvas Dorothy Sarvas Mrs Bertha Sarvas Mr and Mrs Frank Sarvas EdmundJ Savage Mr and Mrs C J Schaefer Mr and Mrs WlllnamJ Schnorbus James Schofleld Mr and Mrs George B Schofleld Mrs P Schofield Robert Schofleld Catherine Schottlnger Mr and Mrs J Schottnnger Mr and Mrs George F Schwundnnger Joan Schwlndlnger Mrs L J Schweitzer Mr and Mrs Rudy Seaker Mr and Mrs Rudolph Seaker Mrs HarryJ Seamon Dorothy See Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs A Smith John G Smzth Judge Wnlluam F Smlth Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs John Smutz HerbertV Smith LlnusA Smlth RomanJ Smuth Mrs Helen S Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs now H Solnmando John Specht Frank Starkey Kat Staudt John Stehm Mrs K Stehm Mr and Mrs Ge0rgeH Stelnmaker Joseph Sthelm Mr and Mrs Charles N Streln Davnd E Streln and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs A Strickland John Sundqulst John Sura A Swaft Wllllam H Swift Mr and Mrs John Ten Eyck Mr and Mrs John Teresak John Ternyulla Edward Thompson Hartung H Thompson Mr and Mrs Harty Thompson Mr and Mrs John Thompson Raymond Thompson Mr and Mrs P Thome Ruchard Thome Robert Thome Lenoard Tharney Mr and Mrs Peter J Tuerney Donald Tobnn Nancy Tomney Dorothy Treano Eleanor Treano Mr and Mrs Alfred Treano Frederlck Trefflnger Frank Tumulty 96 Mr and Mrs Frank Tumulty Chester L Tyrneckl Mr and Mrs Douglas Upton Edmund J VanDemark Mr and Mrs Earl VanDemark Marjorie VanVechten Mrs Samuel VanVechten Wulluam S VanVechten Helen Mary Vareltgls Joseph Vnnce Margaret Vlnce Mr and Mrs Alex Vunce Mr and Mrs l Vlnce Eleanor Vllet Mr and Mrs Wllllam Vllet Harriet Voorhees Mrs K Voorhees Ernest Wade Bettyann Wall Betty Ann Wall John Wallace Kathleen Wallace Martnna Wallace Mr and Mrs James Wallace Theresa Wallace Mr and Mrs CllffordJ Walker Francis E Walsh Mr Wllluam E Walsh Mrs WllllamE Walsh Patrlcla A Walsh Sheila E Walsh Wllllam H Walsh Mr and Mrs Charles Walz Mr George Walz Mrs George Walz Mr and Mrs John Ward Jane A Ware Mrs John D Warne Mr and Mrs Edward Warters Dorothy Warwick Mr and Mrs Wan Warwick Mr and Mrs Joseph Welss Andrew Welter Mr C Welter Mrs C Welter Mr and Mrs John White Mr Elmer Wnckers Delbert Wnlson Mrs Charles Wrlson Barbara Wlmpenny Mr and Mrs Charles Woerner Charles Wolf Margaret Wolpert Mr and Mrs Joseph Wolpert Veronica Wolpert Helen Woolsey Robert Worth Glorla Wuss Mr and Mrs Henry Yetman Mrs Monica Yoocher Ann Yusko Mr and Mrs Andrew Yusko Mr and Mrs Michael Yusko Mr and Mrs Joseph E Znmmerman John Zolandz Mr and Mrs G A Zolandz Raymond Zolandz Mr- ' . . . Mr. , , , , ' Mr. . ' ' ' . . ' Mr. . , . . ' Mr. . . . , . . Mr. . ' . . ' , Jr. ' Mr. . ' ' , . Mr. , ' Mr, , ' , , ' Mr. . ' Y ' . Emory Sable Mr. and Mrs. John Smutz Vincent Walsh, Jr. . Mr. , . ' I Mr. . ' . . . . . Mr. . . . Mr. . . ' . . ' Uur Boys and Girls Uniforms by GRAUBARD S 266 MULBERRY STREET NEWARK 5 NEW JERSEY 7 ' I ' I 4 I Q4 '7 .. X ' Q 1' 'fi f 2 . I K . 1 1 1 A Nice Pla ce T 0 Work BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1949 Jacquart Coal Company KKJQZE SOUTH RIVER NEW JERSEY B RKELE EAST ORANGE NEW JERSEY 22 Prospect SO gm, orange J 1246 New York I7 420 Lexington Ave Whnta Plains NY 80 Grand S! o fl' Prepare now for apre Berkeley tramed Qecre tarnes are assocxated wxth vwie variety of buklnew gwnuzatnons Courses for hugh srhool graduate'-1 and colleze women D1-Qtxnguxihed faculty Effective placement Servlre Cat aIo,,ue Wrnle Assxstanr. Duector Verma: Peb July, Sepi 99 I V f 1 U X I Ll ' . 1 A . ' - , Vg .- . ' . 1, ff ,4 ' . , . - 1.1 r ,Q -. 1Q . ,. 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