Thomas Jefferson High School - Quid Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1940 volume:

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S a pictorial monument to the friendships made and objectives achieved in all our student relation- ships at Jefferson High School do we with modesty publish and present the contents herewith. GEORGE CHERLIN, Editor-in-Chief JAY LEVY, Managing Editor PubUshed by the Seniors 0'-LL 9f' SQUJ as ,4 U3 n D' O f M TO THE CLASS OF l94O: In June this class of 470 young men will graduate from Jefferson High School. In September i937 you began three years of work which should mean much to you in increasing your amount of useful knowledge, in affording an opportunity for exploring various fields in class, in laboratory, and in shop, leading you to discover special abilities and interests in yourselves, in increas- ing your powers of critical judgment, in learning to cooperate well with others, in developing your latent powers of leadership, in imparting a strong belief in the value of the democratic way of living and thinking. He who has availed himself of these opportunities goes forth a better candidate for worthwhile citizenship, better prepared to meet the many de- mands of modern life, better able to take his place among his fellows. A large number of this class will enter the various colleges. Upon those we urge the importance of pursuing to the full, the advantages which will be at their command. Many will enter commercial and industrial fields where the shop and laboratory work in Jefferson should make their adiustment easy. These we urge to take advantage of the many part-time educational opportunities now offered in this metropolitan section. At Jefferson we shall remain always ready to help where we can. Do not hesitate to call upon us when you feel in need. To all we extend our most cordial best wishes for a successful and worth- while life. I MISS THERESA FEATHERSTON MISS HELEN BENNETT S a token of our sincere and deep appreciat' f ion o the invaluable services that they, as our class advisers have rendered us so charmingly, gracious- ly, modestly and painstakingly in a joint effort to make our student lives happy, We, the Class of 1940, do hereby co-dedicate this issue of th TEE-JAY ' e to Miss Theresa Featherston and Miss Helen Bennett. MR. AVERILL Principal MPM Mr. Baker Mr. Benson Mr. Barner Mrs. Boyer Mr. Bartlett Mr. Brandenburg Mr. Benjamin Mrs. Cahn Miss Bennett Miss Clark Miss Close Mr. Cloves Mr. Cricler Mr. Davidson Mr. Davis Mr. Demarest Mr. Detering Miss Eldred Miss Ely Mr. Ewertz - Miss Featherston Miss Gallagher Miss Geller Miss Glasier Mr. Gleason Mrs. Gorgens Mr. Gudmundson Mrs. Hall Hall Hopf Hutchinson Miss Iannaccio Mrs. Jones Miss Kinne Mr. Kirkleski Mr. Kozlowski Mr. Kroemmelbein MR PASSMORE Mr. Tomlinson Mr. Townsend Mr. Vogt Miss Wade Mr. Waitkevicz 22- ,www ww wil' we ff. , ,www px www www ,,,wiww w ww ww Mr. James Gleason mwwwwu ww ll ww wwwlitiiifisei wi www w in l Miss Helen Schreiber wil' w w ri? iii 'wi' 'E 3 Z MR. RAY H. PASSMORE Vice-Principal Mem UMM HERE we so very often were called to have our troubles and difficulties ironed out, were assisted in the matter of our subf ject credits, had our delinquencies straightened out, had our class finances and records kept and our pet problems discussed, and went for a sympathetic solution of our woes. With profound happiness will we remember the gracious personnel of this office. www ww w,www,,wwww wwwwxww, ,M M www www !ww,www , Mr. Alger Davis Miss Edith Hickey Miss Olga Marasco Mr. Charles Taylor Associate Counselor MR. RALPH P. GALLAGHER Supervisor of Guidance and Placement in our Secondary Schools G' UMW HERE we were informed about occupational oppor- tunities, received advice about subjects to elect, got facts about colleges and their requirements, obtained a picture of job oppor- tunities after school and were giv- en help with our personal prob- lems. With deep appreciation will we remember the courteous per- sonnel of this office. Gladys Tarlow Secretary Mr. Kirk Seaton Associate Counselor 5 ,,f' A Editor-in-Wei ,wi Y L A i Lgiig ,Ea tl . ,iw 'Q HERBERT VATTER Photography Schedule 7ee-f IW ' gceafzcf W LEW. W ManB9i '9 Editor P' E ARTHUR SABATI E Biographies Art NO SALVATORE CASCON MARTIN HUTCHINSON MORGAN CLARKE Clubs Candid Photographer i A Q , 1' ,i 'N ' , A ' 2:4 151 i , I 1 , CHARLES HECHT ROBERT TOMLINSON STANLEY BERMAN ARNOLD ROTSMAN CHARLES HOLLOWAY Typing Sports Features Advertising Literary ff DR ALBERT E WARSLEY General Chanrman MR WILLI ' ' AM L D LETT F' . - AVID50 R GEORGE R, BART 1nanc:alC0llecfionS N M .Senior PhotoQfGPhV Q Q 766 M f game! z MR- PAUL NTKEWC G. BAKE MR. PETER J. W radhy Sports Phof R cms PhOT09 ograpm' sa- Editor-in-Chief George Cherlin Managing Editor Jay Levy Art Editors Salvatore Cascone Walter Addie Roland Van Blarcom James Pacicca Biographies Editors Arthur Sabatino Morris Kurtzer Gibson Fairman Frank Bahl Herman Takiff John Kamak Robert Bass Henry Chaya Eric Trautner Anthony Barletta Gustave Wolter Features Editors Stanley Berman Joseph Trezza Charles Hesselbach Charles Spikes Harold Seymour Edward Flynn William Houston Walter Chemris Richard Aydelotte Solomon Rabinowitz Milton Guber 766-M SW! Literary Editors Charles Holloway Stuart Cahn Charles Hersh Herbert Neft Joseph Cohen Robert Baker Photography Schedule Staff Herbert Vatter Peter Klein Warren Siess George Carlson Richard Cook David Radding Fred Wachtel Candid Photography Staff Morgan Clarke Gus Abrolat George McCutcheon Samuel Cotenotf Robert Carpenter Club Activities Editors Martin Hutchinson Ira Frank William Wollenbrock Fred Sleckman Steven Arbes James Werner William McCarthy James King Sports Editors Robert Tomlinson Jacob Chvat Fred Wilhelms Herbert Shapiro Charles Hoens Paul Keelan Patrick Gargano Frank Cutchie Advertising Staff Arnold 'Rotsman Edward Sawicki Robert Mielke Harry Strohl Edward' Guempel Richard Woodruff Bruce Bass Typing Staff Charles Hecht Frank Meade Joseph Gonzales David Cook Charles Stautfer Circulation-Assembly Staff William Houston William Hurley Edmund Cizon Arthur Lenox Richard Woodruff Constant Maffey Frank Wenclel Herbert Neft William Carey Frank Dudek Joseph Trezza Kirk Craig Joseph Mueller Anthony Mazza :Swim Jfcwme-Qcwm 2 25 C M , ,4 d.f7,,,fjCZ2,!im, Qffwgawww, Zigi! fi 3 f ZMOKJZL. cam, zilfjkiw 'JW 5? Kwwfw Mg fm 19- Hwwd? 2JQL,.,f.,feq.g4 Q WJKQWQMJLV J Glade! Siafmim OFFICERS K wang, lu Miiiiiii' ' JOSEPH NOVELLO WALLACE LEARY WALTER MILLER FRED WILHELMS President Vice-President Sec re ta ry Treasurer CLASS ADVISERS MISS THERESA FEATHERSTON MISS HELEN BENNETT CLASS FLOWER TEA ROSE CLASS COLORS MAROON AND SILVER CLASS MOTTO TIMES CHANGE AND WE CHANGE WITH THEM lTEMPORA MUTANTUR ET NOS MUTAMUR IN lLLlSl CLASS SONG Our days at Jefferson are closing fastg The future's before us, gone is the pastg The rooms where we have studied long Will know no more our merry song. Our yesterdays have brought us joy That the years can ne'er destroy. With tasks fulfilled and knowledge won, We take our leave from Jefferson. So now we leave the world we know With wistful hopes and hearts aglow. The friendships formed these last three years Will help us through both joys and tears. As we pledge our faith to you, The class of '40 bids adieu. Through all our lives we'll play the game And strive to honor high your name. -Words by ARTHUR SNYDER Fourteen rx vi? gz I, W L ,J nk U L V me E21 ifl if YD 4 ENI0 fr- -A .11-.W , -.r - .-.ww -. .z'..:.:.:g.:.:,.:.:,:g.n I If I. ea'-1' If ji IA Jap, t e onscious one. r Servl, L OQLI '3 , ' , Staff of Mo ice ' s ' , '40, Fencing clu 'ss 9,' . WILLIAM ABENILLA 141 Fourth Street LlL AB Death before dishonor. Motion Picture Club '39, Intra- mural Sports. CLIFFORD B. ACKERMAN N 101A Orchard Street CLIF One who has something to live for. Intramural Sports, fy ,' . .J ,-fl J I V' 2743-,Al 0 4 I I J 65' .fg,I,l!vb GUSTAV A. ABROLAT 219 Shelley Avenue HGUSII Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Camera Club '38 '39, Cross Country '39, chess Club'38, '39, color Guard '38, Tee-Jay Staff '4O. WALTER L. ADDIE 418 East Jersey Street APPLES One still strong mon in a belated land. J Art Club '39, '40, Tee- ay Staff '40, Intramural Sports. WILLIAM J. ADDIE 418 East Jersey Street BlLL You'lI never forget what you haven't remembered. Intramural Sports. J. OB R LLEN 35 J e e Bu X ' reatest o faults is to be Q . AGLIATA 3 Centre Street H ME.. y m ' rom I' free. Glee Club 8, ' ,..'4O, oormdn '38, '39, '40, e- - Typin g Staff '40, M.T.Adve F V' 9, A I City Glee Clu J '-1 Boa 5-6 Election Com e '39, ' ROBERT J. ANDERSON 806 Westfield Avenue ANDY The man who says least is the wisest. Football '38, '39, Football Manager '40, Intramural Sports. W. F. ANDRUSZKIEWICZ 230 lnslee Place WALTER Earnestness alone makes life eternity. Master Typists' Club '38, '39, '40, Secretary '39, President '40, Monti- cello Times Typing Staff '38, '39, Shorthand Team '39. STEVEN P. ARBES 54 Pershing Avenue DR. JEFF Ta gvnsia ferouv tnv ipografnv tou suggrafeos kai tnv sfragida tou bibliopoleiou. Service League '38, '39, Manager Cross Country Team '39, Manager Indoor and Outdoor Track Teams '39, '40, Tee-Jay Staff '4O. GEORGE A. ARAVICH 226 Franklin Street JUDGE Work intelligently. Senior Electric Club '39, '40, Intra- mural Sports. EDWARD ARGAST 903 East Jersey Street UEDH Sunset will not find my day's work undone. Intramural Sports. Sixteen ,,,L M N ' ull ii , V - ,J fv'fyl ,j . R'iCHARp v. AYDELOTTE S 207 Shelly lAvenu ,W rr ,i'DlCK V, x 'Enten td' learn, gonorthjggervetf, Glee Club, Canaen Uramatic Club, .M Xnt c lb Jmes '39, Monti- cello ,Targa 5 we Editor '4o- Al- CI'1El'l'1lSff' lub Tee-Jay Staff' '4O. I! LEO F. BAGAN n Street 128 Livlngsto IIGUSII lt is a problem which confronts us, and not a theory. Cross Country Team '38, Swimming Team '38 '39' Basketball J. V. '39, Typing Club '38. FRANK BABICH Park Street 122 South FRANKlE Silence is more eloquent than words. Intramural Sports. FRANK BAHL 757 Grier Avenue FRlTZ Forsan et haec alim meminlsse iuvabit. Library Staff '38, '39, '40, Tee-Jay Staff '40, Latin Club '38, '39, '40, lgtgnager Wrestling Team '40, Frolic ff O ERT F. BAKE PAUL J. BALANDIS . 185 Hclsteud , 7l Pine Street ' .,f- ' Bl' oucKY JA, C0 el' Perl UI0 UI, tium TUTUS. Basketball is my very life. . av . , , , Basketball J, V. '38, Basketball V - gl-5?Il0,??,404!TfSL:i2il I-SER sity '39, Intramural Sports. ur Horse oIlo ry Club 1402 PM Y A. B UEL HERMAN L. BARCHANOW I3 S' t treet 428 South Park Street BRA ORM LABERDEAN T be great, s to be misunder- I will not render any of it to Cae- st od. sar but keep the merits all myself. d tion Pict Club '38, '39, Jeffer- Chess Club '38, '39, '40, Intramural n Service ague '39, '40, lntra- Sports, Ping Pong Club '38, '39 mural Spo s. Q. BARONE ANTHONY M. BARLETTA 225 Niles Street FRANK J. 651 Fourth Avenue FRlTZ ' e than to take. IIBARTII Initiative and ambition are the 'lt's better to glv reasons for his success' Italian Club '38, Library Staff '38, Italian Club '38, Forum Club '39, Intramural Sports. Tee-Jay Staff '40, Intramural Sports. It I JOHN F. BARRY RO. R 193 Browning Avenue xx BYFOYI AVEYI E JOHNNY BO Einstein's protege. Not to climb -A 12- aps , I but to - 2 0 38 39' Jefferson Band i ' '39' Al- Rifle Club -2 - in Clu - -Jay Staff '40 Service Club ., , '38, '39, LatlnIClub, 38 ', chemists' Club 39, 40, Christmas Pageant '39. Seventeen '40, Tee WALTER V. BATOR 160 Elizabeth Avenue IIWADZII It isn't what you do, it's you do it. Intramural Sports. how rf Ha CARL H, BERGMAN 229 Vine Street BERGY Dum vivimus, vivamus. basin Club '38, '39, '40, Chess Club JOHN J. BAYKOWSKI 160 Broadway IIBIKEII The only way to have a friend is to be one. lgigramurol Sports, Student Council STANLEY BERMAN 736 Eaton Street STAN ll faut battre le fer quand il est chaud. Chess Club '38, '39, President '40, Forum Club '38, '39, President '40, French Club '38, '39, President '40, Latin Club '38, '39, '40, Band '38, Horse Hollow History Club '40' Cashier '40, Tee-Jay Staff '40, Tee- Jaagf Features Chairman '40, Frolic 1 THOMAS J. BEST 640 Jackson Avenue if-I-IM., How that chap can step! Sophomore Football '38' Intra I , mura Sports. xi WR' J. BIN , l 5 Fann Str BIN ' ' ittle in ' e u ig in d ds. Glee b ' ' , '40, Double Quar- tet '38 s mas Pageant '38, '39. I C 6' , , S - L. LAC fill B d ST! 7 1 JPAT e JOFF? ON l Zo l 1OI S 4 Kimura! Sports. rfll EDWARD W. BIALY . 212 Ripley Place HACEU Trust everybody, but always the cards. Intramural Sports, Chess Club '38 GEORGE R. BIRD 321 Murray Street REGE Sincerity creates a personality of confidence which brings results and friendship. J. S. O. President '40, Junior Vice- President '39, Sophomore Vice- President '38, Glee Club '38, '39, '40, Cheer Leader '38, '39, Captain '40, Bowling Team '38, '39, '40, Outdoor Track 38, Latin Club '38, Forum Club '39, Service League '38, Student Court '40, Christmas Pag- eant '38, '4O. FORD STANLEY J. BLYSKAL 123 Elizabeth Avenue FAT me mos, Hang sorrow. Care will kill the cat Soccer Team '38, '39, Rifle Team '39, intramural Sports. cut 0 ALPHONSE J. BOBER 249 Livingston Street i AL E The hand is quicker than the eye. Student Council '38, Camera Club, Intramural Sports. JOSEPH A. BOBER 219 ERIE STREET CURLY The essentials of success are cool- headedness, honesty, and forward- ness. Master Typists' Club '38, '39, Monti- cello Times Typing Statf '39, '40, Shorthand Team '39. Eighteen if 'Eli Ii vi WALTER BOHNHORST 948 Flora Street DUTCH Striving for success. Intramural Sports. rass Sext mists Club a Club asurer 38, Christ- FREDERIK A Q40 elad venue 7 CH greatest good that ort ls know,k 8 3 40 Orc es ity Ban 38 39 0 ,I I E Nl I I J t a , ' ' 5 h - ff ' 1 ' 1 ' , '4 I C' y r stub ' 8, 3 ' State Band '3 ' , '40, Al- It I c ' ' ' o ti fuss, '39, Sophomore mas Pageant '3 , '39. HAROLD M. BOOK 470 Jefferson Avenue HAROLD Better late, than never. Things without reme yu JAMES C. BOUTON 868 Livingston Road JIM d should be without regard. Chemistry Club '40, Camera Club '40, Intramural Sports. Jefferson Band '38, '39, '40, Chess Club '38, '39, Intramural Sports. X J W IM B E STANLEY P. BRILL 9 Cat e eet 960 Jackson Avenue ' PEED - BENNY A m n p61 h o th f 'l. Scholars are made not born. Bowlin lu 39, 'W tr 'ral Intramural Sports. Sports. I JOHN W. BRISSON WALTER E. BRITTON i369 Garfield Place 247 Vine Street JACK STRETCH Life riswiika ggeHrPgSSlesi1ltNe all I love to clean the cIouds. ' Intramural Sports. Intramural Sports. WILLIAM A. BROWN I78 Catherine Street BILLY In getting the good things. of life, don't forget the best things. Cross Country Team '38, '39, '40, '38 '39 ' ' Indoor Track Team , , 40, '38, '39, '40. Outdoor Track Team I F? P. 1 lf JOHN BRLJZGIS U29 Pine'Street ernity. E 2 11PRlGGS:1 I , . 1- Deeds arg harvest for et Intramural Sports. L D . ' s I- ...I WILLIAM J. BROWN 440 First Avenue BETTY He who copies may not win. Print Club '38, '39, '40, Audio- Visual Club '39, '40, Intramural Sports. 4 .B I x ,C X FRANK A. BUTQFILOSKI ,- 32.lJ'MagnoIi Avenue r - X 1 X I :' naw--I-Sn ' x .--X ' . -l'Modisty is a virtue. lncier Tra lo. Team '38, ,'39, 31405 Outdoor TrackxTeam '38,.f39, '40, Cross Country Team 38, 39, '40. it Nineteen If 'fi' www E MM?- fi. I ALFONSO J. BUTLER 1081 William Street IIALII Mindeth thine own business. German Club '39, '40, Service League '38, Intramural Sports, Track Team '39, '40. Afvfff' PATR CK' J. CADIGAN , JD 1 5,1 olive sneer 1 ,,PATn ,N ol is to plaglof slumber and R 'bf dreams. Latin Clulb '38, Intramural Sports. r5,,,1 iw A ,. T, lgjR3I'IS CADWALADER I I, f STUART G. CAHN Qjivr-, 42 Watson Avenue SQUEAKY Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Service League '38, '39, '40, Cashier '38, Intramural Sports. HS-I-Un Qui vivra verra. Tee-Jay Staff '40, Service League '38, '39, '40, Camera Club '38, Treasurer '39, Treasurer Forum Club '40, French Club '40, Latin Club '38, '39, Alchemists' Club '40, Monticello Times Staff '39. if THADDEUS W. CAP 109 Franklin Street HCOPH One of these active boys you often see but seldom hear. Swimming Team '38, '39, Service League '39, German Culture Club '39, Intramural Sports. WILLIAM F. CAREY 293 Morris Avenue BILL We hear him coming before we see him. Intramural Sports. ROBERT T. CAREY 210 Mellon Place BOB All's well that ends weIl. Hi-Y '38, '39, '40, Swimming Tearr. '38, '39, Rifle Team '38, '39, '4O. - GEORGE E. CARLSON 185 Elmora Avenue SWEDE I will! Swimming Team '38, '39, Service League '39, Student Counsel '39, Calor Guard '39, '40, Hi-Y '40, Tee-Jay Staff '4O. U , J JOHN CARMODY r J SEPH . ' ' 745 Cleveland Avenue 059.35fid fe JOHN JOE A good fellow. Semper fidus inf,-Qmuml Spo,-fs. Cross Country '38, '3 , or Track Team '38 '39, Outdoor rack Team '38, '39, '4o. SALVATORE J. CARTA 701 Third Avenue BARRY A face that cannot smile is never good. Intramural Sports. NICHOLAS P. CARUSO 44 Jefferson Avenue NICK What can I do to become famous? Art Club '39, '40, Service League '38, '39, '40, Assistant Counsel Member '39, '4O. Twenty SALVATORE V. CASCONE 850 Elizabeth Avenue IICASII 'fGive me a brush and some paint and I'm happy. Art Club '38, '39, President '40, Service League '38, Italian Club '39, Christmas Pageant '39,' Tee-Jay MICHAEL A. CAUTILLO 549 Fourth Avenue WlMPY Man has his will, but woman has her way. J. V. Basketball '38, '39, Intramural Sports. Staff '40, Tee-Joy Art Editor. Hlt the nail on the head. Bowling Club '39, Intramural Sports. EDWARD J. CEPONIS 155 Ripley Place ci-uP HENRY J. CHAYA 342 Washington Avenue HENRY Work and perseverance are the price of success. Jefferson Orchestra '38, '39, '40, All City H. S. Orchestra '38, '39, All State Orchestra '40, Service Lea- '40' Motion Picture Club '40 QI-le . I Tee-Jay Staff '40, Indoor Track '38, CARMINE P. CHERICHELLO 326 John Street IIBOBII If it weren't for our eyes, we would never know he was around. Wrestling Team '38, Intramural Sports. Rome wasn't built in a day. Master Typists' Club '38, Shorthand Team '38, '39, Intramural Sports. ROMAN W. CHARKOWSKI 703 Summer Street HROMEI1 WALTE X 108 oui :I I I Mt If tfir e I - os Qicello Ti -1- S agf i or '4 ' Servic 5-R ' 8, ' , Cap- t ' '40 ' chestr ' 8, 39, '40, ee abs, aff '40, r Guard '39, E gfbcgcgwemi ts bp 408 Camiba u ' , e- resi ent ' , I stor Club '40, Golf Horse o y Club ' ' -Y '38, '39. GEORGE Y. CHERLIN 944 Harding Road IIJOEN Ambition is the gem from which all growth of nobleness proceeds. Camera Club '38, Secretary '39, Monticello Times Staff '39, '40, Stamp Club President, '39, '40,' Latin Club '38, '39, '40, Chess Club '39 '40, Service League '38, '39, WILLIAM B. CHEZIK 603 South Park Street BILL A gem is l not polished without rubbing nor IS a man perfect with- out triaIs. Intramural Y arts. 1 19V Sp n 'Street IIB I Y BUR K Nev orry till w ry wor ies you. ype iting T' m '38' rt nd eam '3 , r ur po s I , I 1 Cafeteria Service '38, Alchemists Club '40, Forum Club '40, History Club '40, Junior-Senior Play '40, d '38 '39 '40 and Jefferson Ban , , Orchestra '39, Tee-Jay Staff '39, Editor-in-Chief for '40, All-State Band and Orchestra '38, '39, '40, MICHAEL M. CHODACK 224 Third Street M0O COW Rushes here-then there, but al- ways gets somewhere, and just what he's after. Band '38, '39, '40, All City Band '40, Intramural Sports. JACK M. CHVAT 732 Vine Street JACKSON Character is the cornerstone of all success. Frolic '38, Monticello Times Staff '38, Tee-Jay Staff '40, Forum Club '39, Cafeteria Service League '38. I Twenty-one 9354- 'S w-. Shar- II .1 1:1 1 I -I1-I II I If I I I 4 -6- at 2 .fray r Wi ' ' ,EN W U, ,, 'l 331- i 'ml i lll liiiii. llw ll ll will 5, 4 'J J . -f X J 108 wall Street , WALTER CICHINSKI 45 l Bond Street WALT ADAM A. CIOBAN 231 Florida Street nREDu Take all, give nothing. lt ' ' Varsity Soccer '38, '39 '4O' Rifle Club 39, Intramural Sports., JOSEPH CISTRELLI 4l6 Amity Street JOE Give and be thankful. Intramural Sports. isnt what you do, but how you do it. Stenography Team '58, '39' Int , ra- gmgral Sports, Cross Country Team JOSEPH A. CIUBA 246 East Jersey Street JOE CUBA l have often regretted my silence, but never my speec . Graphic Arts Club '39, Treasurer '40, Rifle Club '40, Intramural Sports. Q wr s all s , I JOSEPH SIURCZAR' X JJALNE11- .. lfy'y are gomdbto do hing, ,S 4, do it Lwellrff ,N lnisamural Sports:-,A ' ip. l, If , 'five X V . - -A N., - 2 ', Q Lf' . i .- goujrls. Clsfil-IQAN 1.1 7 ,Thirdt street ff Fl ' ' CLAMS - EDMUND G. CIZON 930 Meredith Avenue NED., Live and live fast, die and die fast. Track Team '38, '39, Intramural Sports. CHARLES H. CLARK 305 Second Street WHlTEY l eat, sleep, and.play bdsketballl' J. xi. Basketball ss daiimin 'sag I 1 I 5 Q, P! itwgrsity Basketbil '39, Captain '40, n mmum por S ji ,lntramurfih Spor . ' i me Q l ,. Jltl JOSEPH F. CLARK Preparation prevents detention. Q50 T' li 621 Magie Avenue HJOEH Never do tomorrow what you can do today. Intramural Sports, Service League '38, Office Staff 38, '39, '4O. EDWIN W. CLAUSS 929 Sheriden Avenue EDDIE Life is what you make it. Intramural Sports. cxciinxgbs, A 59 o ey'-Avenug vu OE., N ,V f kg.-Jn be .FX 6, dw A Service League '38, ' 9, Latin Club '38, '39, '40, Camera Club '38, '39, E32-Jing Staff '40, Rifle Team '38, , , JOSEPH COHEN 932 Madison Avenue IIJOEII Arbeit macht dos Leben Suess. Forum Club '38, '39, '40, Motion Picture Club '38, '39, '40, German Club '38, '39, Latin Club '38, '39 '40, Advanced Glee Club '38, '39, '40, Tee-Jay Staff '40, Christmas Pageggt '38, '39, '40, All City Cho- rus ' . Twenty- two was II I CHOLAS COLIANNI LOUIS COLTUN 634 So uth Pork Street Nl 329 Centre Street IINICKII IIDOCII Labor omnia vincit. What's yours-is mine, and what's Latin club '38, '39, Advanced aloe mme 'S my own' Club '39, '40, Double Quartet '40, French Club '38, '39, Intramural All City Chorus '40, Soccer Team Sports. '38, '39, Christmas Pageant '40. Q' JAMES F, CONDRAN CARMINE T. CONIGLIO P 222 F,-om 51,-get 20 Christine Street SLIM CONlGS , ' lt hurteth not the tongue to give 50YiI'19 is One Thing! doing 7 V -1 few wordgjf another. 8. N f Cl b 'BSI Ch Cl I . Latin Club '38, Jay-Vee Football 5 ' ln?rg:uraluSPOrts. ess nb 39' '38, Varsity Football '39, '40, Track L5 fi sg Team '4O. ff xjtj. WILLIAM E. CONISHA ROBERT R, CONNORS 81 I Bayway Avenue l3O Broadway IIYCSHII IIBOBII Success without honor is useless. An empty mind isuthe devil's oioo Club 'sap Sophomore Football Wm' Shop' '38, Jefferson Band '39, '40, Intramural Sports. RALPH R. CONRAD V P, O l46 Burnett Street W 57 Lin Zfyfzenu CONNY A C KIE' A good heart.is better that: all the Guard Your WECIR. POUTYF- heads In the world. gifegond gcgndsg I '39, ,40,iA AH - ' ly an' ,' , m a'or vlce League '39 '40, ffer , r estra '40, e St ff '40, Tee-Joy '39 '40- Soccer Team '38, Ser '38, Intramural Sports. X x., ! 'J QQLMMX, ' -N js- xxlx If xl' at 'Q ,N-QXRICHARD J. coox 'ji 5Ql 'West,End Avenue 'I 'V RlCH , ,'iExperlentia docet. 38 ' Cafeteria Monticetlo Staff '40, S Ice League , , Baseball T m '38, '39, '40, Band Club '40, Shorthand Team '38. WILBUR COOK 425 Bond Street COOKIE rks are performed not by erance. Great wo strength, but by persev '38- Indooii Service Coss Country Team , ' 8, '39, lntramura 'Rifle' Team ' , Tee Jay Staff '4O' Tee- I' ' 6 rack ,ff f'Leogue '39, - Jay'Pl1otography Chairman '4 . .41 .4 , VP' quso A w - 370 Jjlizf rJAvenue CII j T Sports. Wx . F n Q 1 SM 3206! asks water. 'I B'dwlino'glob'f'3s, '39 gxflosgonf '40, X v: lxyLyagye CBS' llntramural G, C xx. 'gif ' , x ' ,xi .Ll t' K!-if Twenty-three Intramural Spo Team 3 JACK CORIELL 892 Colonia Road JACK l am faithful. rtS. '35 rr 'S' I ANGELO COSSA 7 Niles Street IIFLASHII One wit, like a knuckle of ham gives a zest and flavor to the dish but more than one serves to spoi the pottage. SAM F. COTENOFF 629 Magnolia Avenue llssll I , 'Quality above quantity. 1 Audio-Visual Club '38, '39, '40, Tee Jay Staff '4O. Latin Club '38' Italian Club '39, Track Team '33, '39. 1 I C 'i ' '1 1 , ms' fl' 3 -AUGUST E. CRAIG ff ' if l36 Sayre Street K' ' fs ' nGUSn -3 1 Silence is golden, but I am no S prospector. 3 Jefferson Orchestra '38, Intramural Sports. 0 WILLIAM G. CRITCHLOW 652 Jefferson Avenue CRlTCH Modesty Latin Club '39, Alchemists' Cl 40, lntramur FRANK T. CUCHIE 651 Second Avenue IICUCHII Every man is n is a good policy ub al Sports. Intramural EVERETT K. CRAIG 645 Westfield Avenue KIRK Dan't give up the ship. Fencing Team '38, '39 '40 5 St d t Council '38, '39' C I u'en , amera Club 38 ANTHONY J. CUCCUROLLE 572 Fourth Avenue :IDA-DA11 One of the quiet boys, and one who likes his sports. sports. EVANDA G. CUNNINGHAM 950 Kilsythe Road VAN L I NGO the architect of his Be wise worldly, but n t 0 worldly own fortunes. wise. SGFVJCS I-GCIQUSI '387 Glee Club, '33i Fencing Club '38, '39, Manager Outdoor Track Team, '38, '39, ln- '39, '40, Intramural Sports. door Track Team, '38, '39, '40, Co- Captain, '40, Soccer Team, '39, JEROME S. CUTRO EDWARD J. CYRAN 709 Third Avenue 413 Fulton Street ALLAH EDDIE Let all things be done in order. With him the days are holidays. Intramural Sports. Alchemists' Club, '40, Intramural Sports. xx ' JOSEPH J. DALY O TJ A, S 722 Madison Avenue I ' e S t zoATs l B Gr II II P The only way to have a friend is Y Mein it ' xthlng but you ,EW to be one. I 'o ' h ething. fs Student Council, '38, Intramural Nrmre I , ' ' tudent Council, Sports. '38,' O: I ra urol Sports. N Twenty-four 1 v , I N. , y x to JOSEPH A. DEBELLA RMA . DECKER 9O2V2 Third Avenue East Jersey Street UJOEH HDECK., 'The hand, that follows intellect, All things come to him who waits. can achieve. Intramural Sports. Intramural Sports. ,, M MICHAEL DE GEORGE JOSEPH L. DEGIRONIMO 742 Fourth Avenue 25 High Street MlCHAEL JOE D Contentment is joy. No man is happy who does not think himself so. Intramural Sports. Intramural Sports. JOHN J. DEINER BASILE C. DELAZZARO 717 Bailey Avenue 324 South Seventh Street JACK BREZZY He whistled as he went, for want To fail is nothing, to succeed is of thought. something. Wrestling Team '38 '39, Hi-Y '38, Varsity Wrestling Team, '38, Intra- '39, Latin Club, '38, 39, Intra- mural Sports. rggral Sports, German Culture Club, WALTER A. DEMSIA THADDEUS I. DEMSKI 140 Livingston Street 315 franklin Street r, 2 'E ' I BEEF DEMSEY ' 4 'TEDPY , 5 ,I Good sport, quiet sort. How :easy t gba amiable in the . I midst of hagpiness and success. ntramural Sports. . Wrestling Team, '39, '40, Intra- mural Sports! ROCCO DE PAOLA SEYMOUR DERECHIN 39 Niles Street 848 Pennington Street ROCKY ZELICK Give me your notebook: I didn't An ounce of wit is worth a pound do mine. of sorrow. Jefferson nd, '38y39, '40, Intra Junior Glee Club, '38, '39, Cafete- mural Sp 5, 'S ria Service League, '38, Intramural '- . Sports. S Ut' l it q yi, K U A FRANK? ROLLO AMERIGO J. Dl COSIMO If . 71:1 C on Street 732 Pennington Street 53 I J JxX CfJRLY SPIKE 'Vile o lkngws, and knows he Do your work well and you'll be jx. k s, is wllse, folow him. paid well. X lntra ral Sport Intramural Sports. I . f I I -Nj' vit- X N- y , ' I X , Twenty-five A 'Q ' 1355, it T ji uolzu CHARLES F. DOYLE 121 Elmora Avenue , V ,,!' . ff' il Q I EKQSE-I5 DISSMAN 6 Marshall Street ' mper fidelis. cor Tr ck Team '38 '39 '40, I I I I ar Track Te m a , '38, '39, 40, I tramural Sports. EDWARD T. DOHERTY Q ' ' 239 Franklin Street NFA-ru VINCENT D'MEO 625 Fourth Avenue VlNCE Great thoughts like great deeds need no acclaim. Track Team, '38, Intramural Sports. EUGENE N. DOHERTY 554 Westfield Avenue HDOCII The Golden Rule is always safest I came, I saw, I conquered. to folIow. , . , , J. V. Football 38, Latin Club, 38, J. V. Football, '38, Intramural '39, Service League, '38, Outdoor Sports. Track Team, '38, Hi-Y, '39, Nature Club, '39. I ,I 4 :ff 'I ll I 1 jf '11, Jfyli RY JOHN M. DOROSHENKO ,I VZ'l !Secor1d Strleet 162 Smith Street I n . F IKM UJONU g ea atte ' is glorious To succeed one must have knowl- i f? fall. edge, patience, and ambition. Lkdl Sports. Electrie Club, '39, '40, Jefferson and, 39, 40, Intramural Sports. if CHARLES-,H. DREEsEryyf,f 1039 lgllxyth. Road , E UBUDH in 1 Make hay while the sun shines. Qh, bed Ph begltefrg life in 0 Intramural Sports. -K In pace 0 r S ' C eferia Service League, '38, '39, WL in Club, '38, '39, Intramural ports. FRANK V. DUDEK 137 East Jersey Street DUDGE Live while you live, when you d be over with it. Intramural Sports. CARL EBERHARDT 730 Canton Street HEBEU An honest opinion will not be denied. Intramural Sports. ie, EUGENE R. DUNWOODIE 1373 Alina Street LEFTY All he asks is to be left alone. Intramural Sports. I 1 i 'I ffl!! ' ,fl '51 'if-f'w'IlsQLlAM J. ELLSWCRTH 594 Jadkson Avenue BILL Labor conquers all. Cross-Country Teanf, '38, '39' ln- door. .Track Team, '38, 's9, 4o Outdoor Track Team, '38, '39, '40 Twenty-Six 1 BENJAMIN A. ENDICK 616 Magnolia Avenue BENNY lf music be the spice of life, play on.' Jefferson Orchestra '38, '39, '40, Jefferson Band, '38, '39, '40, All City Orchestra, '38, '39, '40, All State Orchestra, '39, '40, All State Band, '39, Track Team, '38, Mo- tion Picture Club, '38, Assistant Music Conductor, '40, All City Band, '38, '39, '40, Union County Band, '38, '39. CHARLES E. ERIKSEN SOI Henry Street ll Bu Empty barrels make the most noise. Intramural Sports. ARTHUR G. ENZ 735 Van Buren Avenue ARTIE I am like unto a freight-slow and sure, but always late. Jefferson Band 38, '39, Student Council, '38, '39, '40, German Cul- ture Club, '4O, Alchemists' Club, '40. WARREN E. FAIR 4I8 Magie Avenue WAXlE Always forward, never backward. Track Team, '38 '39, '40, Indoor Track Team '38, '39, Service GIBSON W. FAIRMAN, lll 70 Westfield Avenue IIGIBII Take it easy. Jefferson Orchestra '38, Band, '39, '40, All City orchestra, 'ss- All cary sand, '39, '40, All smfe band, '39, Latin Club '38, '39, '40, Mo- tion Picture Club '38, Secretary, '39, President, '40, German Club, '40, Forum Club, '40, Tee-Jay Staff, '40, Horse Hollow History Club, '40. HERMAN FARER 447 Livingston Street HERMY Never put off for tomorrow any- thing that you can do today. Glee Club '38, '39, '40- Rifle Club '38, Chess Club '38, '39, '40, Al- chemists Club '39, Forum Club '39, Fencing Team '38, Camera Club '38, Ifggue, '39, '40, Hi-Y Club, '39, STANLEY FALKOWSKI 951 Fanny Street WHITEY To get ahead you must take chance. Intramural Sports. VINCENT J. FEDERICO iso Fifth sneer HJIMII Please others as you would lik be pleased. Intramural Sports. '39, Tee-Jay Staff '40. GEORGE FEDIRKO 555 Court Street SHORTY Wise is the man who thinks twice before he speaks once. Intramural Sports. FRANK FERRARA 310 South Street UFATII Perseverance will win. Intramural Sports. I GEORGE FEHR NBAC 839 East Jer y e BER RRI , 0ne t ' of value in this world ' i an active oul. ervic ogu ' 9, Intramural Sports ERNEST E. FLETCHER 217 Oak Street ERNlE A good impression of a loud speaker. J. V. Football '39,' Latin Club '39, Advanced Glee Club '38, '39, '40. Twenty-seven 1 l l 6 I 5' k- U- Uh- . 6 l :T 5 I i ,, J' 1 mf S F I ss wr... EDWARD T. FLYNN 594 Monroe Avenue CHARLES L. FRAATZ 446 Shiller Street . sHoRTY HREDH OJ A gem is not polished without rub- lt's not what you do, it's the woy blng, nor a mon ,perfected without that you do lf, rua s. I I . camera club '38, '39, Library smff nffamufa spans -1, '38, '39, Swimming Manager '38, f ,3 I' '39, Baseball Manager '38, 39. , :A I' C. 5, if ' I. ' tr rdf' 'PIII K' f I gIRW.,M. FRANK D SEP Yfilfifao KI - ' l3l Bellevue Street ' 31,3 lg fan Sffeef ull, , ,- E,, J , He who waits to dole great deal HeaI1ehA hide wr 216 creatures of good at'once will never do . , sanythinbl' Advanced Glee Club '38, '39, '40, Lieutenant Cafeteria Ser ' the book v1Ifaith. Student Council '3B,I'39 R6 39, '40, Tee-Jay S Chorus '39, '4O. MARTIN F. FUCHS 306 Parker Road MART A joker takes any trick. Intramural Sports. TIMOTHY J. GALVIN 520 Burnham Road TIM Efficiency rather than speed.' intramural Sports. taff I vice League SIDNEY J. FUNT 208 Loomis Street POUNDS He works hard for his money. Motion Picture Club '38, Typing Team '38, Intramural Sports. ALBERT J. GARBACAUSKAS 246 First Street GARBO A man after his own heart. Intramural Sports. PATRICK R. GARGANO , '40, Wrestl- ing Team '38, T cIt Team '38, '39, . '40, Camera Clu '3z, Secretary '40, '40, All-City Bowling Team ' ' 0. 208 Niles Street UPA-I-H Action speaks louder than words. Varsity Soccer Team '38, '39, '40 Rifle Club '39' - ANGELO A. GAZZO 830 East Jersey Street NIP' HAPPY 5low but sure. Intramural Sports. WILLIAM S. GARVEY 3 Lowden Street MusH Still water runs deep. 3 Intramural Sports. , Tee Jay Staff '4O. -Q ig H Rd.D GENT Illlonyggidvenue I - HA I o ork iw III-1-paid well. img ral S s U ' x it Twenty-eight WILLIAM M. GLEASON FRANK W. GIONATAISO 321 South Seventh Street 714 Adams Avenue HARDY SONNY 'Don't trouble trouble till trouble A lover, now ond then, is relished troubles you. by the best of men. Italian Club '38 '39, Varsity Foot- lntromuro Sports. CJ S ball Manager '38, '39, Intramural 'X f Sports. -. X- QJ K K -Lf' X X x J i X , X ANTHONY R. GOLA RO RT .lr G 334 Marshall Street I DeWitt Road TOOTSlE BOB ' 'I F10 Why worry, when you can pray? I b '39, ur coffin odds o na: , erry om '38' Forum Cu gColge to: of V f. ou ' 'A...f.!eLY.eg3LE'4.ff m ' mek Te . Intramural Sports. J. V. Football Team '38, Intramural Sports. M I' 14 ll I WILLIAM GOLD f-0!If fd' PAUL J. . ougts J I 41.91 ieirxdfcefw 'I' BL?iCH 841 Jackson Avenue GoLoFlsH J:- My name is my fortune. bgssingf' Intramural Sports. Latin Club ' I, restling Team '38, '39, In urol Sports. ELMER S. GONCY J SEPH A. GONZAL Z 334 MUWGY Sffeef l6l' ognolio Averi e HEL iI96!JNZY .,.., The art of living is in the way you sukcessf.u ness! is ggmtitqious ss CIGSIQH If- and consdlentiousnessj own rewa d Aff Club '38, '39, '40, IY'l'Il'GI'l lLlI'ClI Chess Clgb 'BY8 Infrqm ral SDOFTS- Sports, Tee-Joy Stoff7'4O. - ' I I I A STANLEY F. GORA EARL R. GRANIERI 162 Marshall Street 443 First Avenue STAN EARL 'lt is better to wearnout than to t eople would succeed in small oubled by Mos p 'f they were not tr' things l D . great ambitions. Intramural Sports. 'K IIN T 'XLEY :Q-EENBERG - ge . K, N 240 xmit Rood AW W .A Nexwsdy let o frie dwownf ond X neither wil h ,f' phomore Football Te ' ench Hollo ti ry lub 'xfsiszb '39, Horse ' xl rust out. mural Sports. Art Club '40, Intro VICTOR P. GREGOSE- 272 Second Street BROWN lf you would have something done well, do it yourself. Cross Country Teom '38, Indoor Track Team '38, J. V. Boesball Teom ll Team '33, Vorsi- '38' J. V. Footbo '39, Varsity Foot- ty Easeboll Team ball Teom '39. Twenty-nine I 7 M c. GR S 249 Court LVN Eu 'We le' not for s aol: but X for Iife.7 ' M S 1 'rypisfs' ci' '38, '39, '40, , Intramural Sportsl EDWIN S. GRYP 166 Fourth Street EDDlE Smile and the world smiles you. Intramural Sports. EDWARD GUEMPEL 859 Cross Street GIMP n Rhythm is my business. Jefferson Band '38, '39, '40, Tee- Jay Staff '40, Intramural Sports. JOHN W. HAJCZEWSKI S49 Livingston Street JOHN On the way up in the road to suc- cess make as many friends as you can, you'lI meet them on the way down. Cross Country Team '38, '39, '40 Indoor Track Team '38, '39, '40, mpionship Cross Country , Outdoor Track Team '38, State Cha Team '39' '39, '40, WILLIAM R. HALLECK 238 Williamson Street IIBILLII The only way to have a frien to be one. Varsity Football '38, '39. ' WILLIS C. HAND 771 Bailey Avenue WlLLY . I, X. ,Wi Intramural Sports. ,. Never ventured, never gained with WALTER GROTE 10 High Street IIWALII I entered to learn, I leave to serve. aetferson Band '38, '39 '40' All I y Band '38, '39, '40,'Intra'mural Sports. I ' ' ON Gusrgsr' 38 V' xx In TU ,zu ,P If u otion Plcture Club '3 ,'4 F u CI Dra t'cs I business. Nature f ub 38, ' ' M T J S O m ub '39, '40, ee- ay ', . STANLEY F. GUTOWSKI 320 Livingston Street STEVE Ambition is the last imfirmity of a noble mind. Intramural Sports. In Memoriam WILLIAM E. HALL 63 Broadway ulzzYu A laugh for one, a smile for . another, when he's gone, there'Il 1 never be another. lggramural Sports, Typing Club CHARLES, A. HAMILL 813 Van ,Buren Avenue .wsMoKY cl is Learn all you.can learn while the i ,learning lasts. Intramural Sports. . I ,. r . .1 I-IORACE S. HARE 522 Maple Avenue ll-JACK!! Ambition hos no rest. Intramural Sports. Thirty JJ- ml X HOWARD L. HARTE YNGVARI H S ESTAD I0 Dayton Street 12' 5X re gf,-eef 6 I . DUTCHIE maori I A All I ask is a' merry yalrn from a 'Acwghiqef I iegfegf ' laughmg rover' ' rgon Orchestra 'ig' '39, Chess l 1f 0mUf0l SPOYTS- '38, '39, Intramural Sports ANDREW HAURANCHALK LE ROY HAYES 712 McKinley Street l96 Halstead Road ANDY LE ROY Wit is the salt of conversation A '38 ke its course. '39' Soccer Team Let nature ta Master Tyapists' Club '38, Graphic Latin Club , Arts Club 8,'39, Intramural Sports. '39, Intramural Sports Jig . X I f J!fJl pg f , ' L pf! I .H I I . 0 f' I I ,iff EDWARD J,:HgALv CHARLES H. HECHT N- ,7 ,li -' 4714648 Newark Avenue 424 South Park Street fl .,,Lf' ! EDDIE HECK if ' -' f . .lf '- Be aggressive and succeed. Hard work brings success. v' ' V' Baton fllwirler '38, '39, '40, Intro- Typing Club '38, '39, '40, Rifle Club W mural Sports. '38, '39, Fencing Team '39, Table Tennis Club '38, '39, Stamp Club '39, Vice-President '40, Monticello Staff '38, '39, '40, Tee-Jay Times Typing Chairman '4O. CHARLES E. HENRY THEODORE J. HELLER I053 Elizabeth Avenue 47 Bellevue Sfreef TED CHARLEY Laugh at the past and begin anew. Silence best speaks the mind. Track Team '38, '39, Out- Graphic Arts Club '39, '40, Audio- '40, Intro- Club '39, '40, Intramural Indoor Track Team '39, door mural Sports. ,-m,zf x! I I I I ,100 !llULn'f CHARLES A. HERSH ' enue 917 Westminster Av CHARLIE Vincit qui se vincit. Latin Club '38, '39, '40, Forum '39, '40, Alchemists' Honor Club '40, French Club '40, Stamp Club '39, Chess Club '38, '39, '40, Ser- vice League '39, Tee-Jay Staff '40, Club LEO J. HIGGINS 757 Myrtle Street IILEEII Anything worth having working for. '39 '40' All- City Jefferson Band , l Band '40, Camera Club 40. is worth LES F. HESSELBACH 9 Gibson Place HESSY Ad astra per asper Latin Club '38, '39, '40, Service Club '38, '39, '40, Chess Club '40 Vice- President '40, 'ree-my Staff '40, Track Team '38, '39, '40, Alchemists' Honor Club '40, President '40, Hors Hollow History Club '40, Secre '40, Frolic09. 4 .J 0 V J CHAR 0-ll 'V C.-fILM. N ' hwoy f vewe I, Q JK. !.H,,LD3l,, ' arp ri , are! e merry, for to- fgigrrow may die. Track Team '38, Intramural P Thirty-one n gm I . UQ? lf Q ' Work rsfffjor rylnner of success. lntramuw Sgzis. Silence ives consent. KENNETH S. HOBSON 421 Trinity Place IIKENII I learn not for school, but for life. Intramural Sports. . w i 1 ,gh X CH GILES . O si ' ',e'TerRa . J. 'NJ-:AR All orlxkagtlj mg kes a Alchemistgblrl 'Club '4' Bowling Club '40, 'Exe oy Staff ' Base- ball Monag r ' O. ALBERT J. HOFFACKER G GE J HOFFMA 645 Devine Avenue 134 erine Sire CHAPPlE DUTCH He who wins the race must run it. B XDefi G is G I' S T Cher. Manager Track Team '38, Rifle Clu glee lu '39, ' ixed Chorus '39, Intramural Sports. 40: 00 TVOC 90m '39i OUT- ? , ck Tea '40, Wrestling I l I rf' , WILLIAM J. HOLDERITH CHARLE- . H r ALI 74 Marshall Street 74 fiel enue HBILLH 0 u '11 Wisdom is better than rubiesf' No 9 is Ions yith good Jefferson Orchestra '38, Chess Club ompony' 38 Junior Glee Club '39, Camera Tee 5f0'ff '40i Sfudlenf ,C0U,nCll Club 39, Advanced Glee Club '40, '33 ISQFVICG l-GUQQG 35, 59 401 Dgublg Quqffef '40, Tee-Jay Literary Chairman '40. ll ff , I- ,MM Jose ,ggmuoff ERWIN E. I-ioizwitz 4 I i '11 'pcfrf Avenug 32 Grove Street , , 1 z lf, HIGH J Wisely and slowly, they stumble that run fast. Latin Club '38 '3 V , 9, Cafeteria Ser- vice Club '38, Intramural Sports. 'r ' -' fl ' wii.L,iAM i:,l'lClUSTON ,I ,714 ' Avenue Q . - sli.Li',j, ,Vg orgeont.,or1',clellient forgeron. I StudengCquncil '38, '39,f'4O, Sopho- more ' olor Guard '38, Latin Club '38, '39' Vice-Presiderat French Club '40, Alcl1emis'1's23lubf'40, Jeff Frolic '39, Tee-Joy St, ,f '40, Service Lea- gue '40, Monticello Times Staff '40, Junior-Senior Play '39, Horse Hollow History Club '40, H'- ' I Y Club 40. g HUNTER 9':202 Ra ay Avenue XJ LACK ibrary Staff '40, Intramural Sports. 31.4 J, WILLIAM A. HUE'l'l'EMAN 129 Cherry Street BILL Your best is all that is expected of you. Intramural Sports. .3 , WJ, 54,313 -B X I ' 'lt ngxlf' ,. no K' W J 'X , K. w blow J, HLIRLEKNIII C 48 WyominF,Avenue aj ' ' I MW' I Eu e Wermo rteullusf, fructus nullus. cfoss,icounfryl'3s, '39, Latin club '38, 89,-'40, French Club '38, '59, '40, ness club '39, '4o' Horse Hol- low History Club '40, Glee Club '38, Th irty-two MARTIN T. HUTCHINSON 120 Morristown Road HUTCH In hoc signo vinces-'Labor omnia vincit'. Latin Club '38, '39, '4Op French Club '4Og Alchemist Club Vice-President '4Og Chess Club Secretary '4Og Stu- dent Council '39g Horse Hollow His- I b '4Op Tee-Jay Staff- '405 tory Cu Tee-Jay Club Activities Chairman '4Oj Frolic '39. FREDERICK P. IREMONGER dl r L., Fi if F ,Jf ' FRANK IANINARILLIU . ,- 24 chsnn8Sii2r ,ky Thy road Ito a,:friEnd'sLhouse is Intramuidl' .- Lf . ' -ii FRANK j9 ,H ,- noi. lo'ng. SSEns GRADY JAMES 1366 Fremont Place 950 East Grand Street FREDDlE GRADY The SENSE of hUm0l' is the Oil Of The goal of ambition is success. Iife's engine. , Latin Club '401 Intramural Sports. 5 lx lntramural Sports. STANLEY W. JAMIOLKOWSKI I44 Park Place 'STANH To succeed is a worthy ambition. Treasurer of J.O.S. '39g Intramural Sports. JOHN B. JOHNSON 28 First Street .lOHNNY A lie stands on oneuleg, the truth on two. lntramural Sports. RAYMOND R. JONES 521 Livingston Street l 6 LAURENC SEPI-is WILLIAM E. JARVAIS 744 Madison Avenue MOON Absence is the spice of life. Manager Indoor and Outdoor Track Teams '38g Ping Pong Club '387 In- tramural Sports. . Jf ROBSIZ . HNSON H Lai ye Street Ill w D n't evenl hesy unless you ow. Int ural Sports. K , 755 ine Street K, LARRY , IIRAYII A pound of pluck is worth a ton well yo r party t e n ies of Iuck. all IIE glor ' Monticello Time 5- f 'BBQ M. T. lntramural Sports. JOSEPH A. JUSKIS 223 Clark Place IIJOEII Seeing is believing. lntramural Sports. Literary Editor-'33-' rench Club , Movie Club '405 Vatini Club '39. EDWARD L. KACH Never worry till worry worries you. Intramural Sports. Thirty-th ree 832 Summer Street HADD I E' ' 'B 1 I X5 Q' ' I jf:-fi' J ll I III! llllllll' ' l q g3 'llillqqll . Illill IH IWW Qi nu... .au ALEXANDER R. KAY E' HN MAK P 3 A e ate Avenue 0.1 HNNY S he ,ra l wan only by running S t yourself. Motio i re Club '38, '39, Secre- tary '40, -Jay Staff '40, Intra- mural Spor R. Rl KASSINGER 5 Ban reet IIE ll Glee C '38, 4ll Fulton Street SONNY ' d- dyl L' rded bysuccess. tramural Sports. JOSEPH KANIA 742 Thomas Street IIFORMII l take it w comes my way. ith a smile, whatever Junior Varsity Football '38, Varsity gosatbgg '38, '39, '40, Baseball '38, , . Eve 1 UMA , 5 ' sade Road ll E ll '. H He ' ' gba YW . 'f Je erson. and '38, ,-59,9 B nd 5.2 '3,9? ,Cl'0sSC.Couht?, eam O el' V399 'ggi Jndgor Tr ck, 1 ana e ' - , Team ManQQT1r5fl'3i-fo77gErr3Fk ,I V., EMIL KAZLUCKAS 715 McKinley Street HKAZH Strive for your goal wholeheartedly, We give advice by the bucket, and you will be a success. but take it by the grain. J. V. basketball '38, Swimming Team Intramural Sports. E3'baii9w.i'iE'5'53 ti? Y-?5s ' Bas' , , . hon, I I . .fs , u ' - f' 14' 'tif' ,x-xl B , ' ' A 'L f ' Ng AUL1g..mfAT, 1' Jn- PAUL A. KEELAN 5' ' 'Wi ff vt' 73 Parker Road J' ,phi Petsylvania,i,Avenue1 f . ,,,SE,,-T., ,lj 1 PAUL 4 , l df -Marge, , H . . I T 'lu E9yilence exceedsIl1nowledge. ' Honor hes in honors an . ' ' 1 ' . . . I I - French 'grub '38, I I C egg 511 b Varsity Swlmmvng Team 38, '39, N.. A .' - ,f . ' , V t S T 39' Alchemists '3?vfr 'lAj?'S9 g'sT?C'u f 95 40 5:.f,JLi!f'cRfEef'39e7To, reeaqy staff , Rl ' - A ,- ,V Y lx, ,!:l1v:' xl RAYMOND T. KELLER H54 East Grand Street nRAYu ARTHUR G. KESSINGER H49 Fairmount Avenue KRESS As dogs in a wheel, or squirrels in a cage, ambitious men still climb and climb with great labor and in- cessant anxiety, but never reach the top. J. V. Wrestling Team '39, lntra- mural Sports. HAROLD M. KESSLER 604 Court Street KESS Every man wants to attain a dis- tmguished achievement-I hope l cope with success. Jefferson Band '38 '39 '40, Jef- ferson Orchestra '3S, '36, '40, All- City Band '39, '4O' State Solo and Ensemble Contest '39, Bear your troubles with a smile, for our stay on this earth is short. I ntram ural Sports. J S A .JKTNG K s'Ave ue BX Jl ' is world bel sl ta the ener- ge Alchemists' Club , Tee-Jay Staff '40, Intramural Sp rts. Thirty-four Teagm '38. I 1 1 1 I - 1' L 5 l.J,,.f' l 1 ' I .l N -,I 'y b If! v, ' I . .Tx X 1' 1. I I I N JOHN, M. KIRK NORMAN ,YCWKJELDSEN 1, I' ,J -1043 Louisa sneer 260 We Grand sneer IIMOEII IISKIDII 'Sleeyf sleepubut not too much. Knowledge is power, l'm power- I less. Cross Country V. Football Team '38' Varsity ' ' Swimming lntr :mural Sports, Foo Team '38. , 1' V HEINZ R. KLAHM 611 Elizabeth Avenue HElNE ' nd at each day's end to have an - day has passed, this day is ours. Intramural Sports. xc .Fil w s ' I l , 1 ji' WALTER L. KLEIN ,I 1- If, is John sneer o JL ' I' ,J x' I DUTCH fYIlt's not what you do, it's the way that you do it. Intramural Sports. X.. c , J., Koci-I 'f'l8 nga Road 0 IICAX II Wh' t life be all labor? ,I-Nl ramurbl Sports' Latin Club '38, I -s ,mp ClubX'591 Junior-senior . Ply '39.x tx PETER P. KLEIN 555 Elizub MPETEII He laughs best who To have a frle d to hold, yesteru Tee-my Staff , Intramural Sports. J. tball Team 39, eth Avenue laughs last. 40, Rifle Club '38, JOHN M. KLIPFEL 841 Floral Avenue , JOHNNY Don't delay, do it now. '38' Alchemists' Honor Latin Club , Club '40, Intramural Sports. WALTER J. KOCHAN 71 Erie Street WAL-MELO SiIence is golden. Intramural Sports. . JJ c EDMUNQXIZ. KQGER CHARLES KOLOSA aaijgfiwm ?fI'1UB 156 Fifth sneer , faq, I J, CHARLEY Th h hi h I ,' A th' 9 oth do'ng at all is 95 vaIvc:'uV:'I1ApggT?eVezJ is 'W 'wo5'h'doinQ iff-ru. lntramuralfpoftsf U fl Intramural Sports. A IQ! J xi , IJ ' n kewl ' f'!3'fr' PE VICTOR J. I ' 'NSKI JOHN J. KOZIOL U 42 treet 539 Richmond Street ,iff UKQP A JAY 0 if! Oh Ha' ine-ss! Give me intensely alive, he is ready for . wi s to conqu Lhe unconquer- whatever comes next. Q le' Intramural S-Forts, Camera Club '39, allow History Club '4O. Intramural Sports: Soccer Team '39 I Football '38. Thirty-five 7 '40, Horse '. .-55 I PETER P. KRALICK 560 Bond Street PETE What is done wisely is done weII. Graphic Arts Club '39, '40, Secre- tary '39, President '40, Rifle Club '40, Intramural Sports. - 1' fff . JA ,Z A DOP V. KR! T E 'J f erso e I I YH v At Ia ' n w for rent. content, my seat is PAUL J. KRANICK 228 Franklin Street SHERLOCK lf you fail never get I pa e, t again till the end. Intramural Sports. JOSEPH V. KRISAK 749 Thomas Street KO0SY He is well paid, who is well satisfied. n Intramural Sports RAYMOND C. KROV 643 Van Buren IIRAYII Avenue The only way to have a fri en to be one. Intramural Sports. JOHN KUCMYDA ISO Fulton Street REP. JR. What makes you thin k so? Intramural Sports. Jefferson Band '38, '39 '4O' Glee Club '40, City Band '3 ' ' ' dis Q, 36, 40, Intramural Sports. xr hers, do it x 6 uF 1 ' ' n' wait t F Agri-xrsela' Intram If ports ROBERT H. KUHN 819 Bayway n Bu The man who foresees, is the man who succeeds. Master Typists' Club '38, '39' In- ck Team 39 Secretary door Tra ' ' . ' - gygping Class '39, Student Council WALTER KUHN IBI3 Virginia Street WALT EDWIN J. KUKLA I39 Fifth street HANK Experience is the best teacher. I 1' n ramurol Sports. W E j l' EDWARD A. KULESHEWSKY gawmogtqsxbcrlgggqe 902 East Jersey Street ,IEDM Success Intramural Sports, St '39 I AIways willing to oblige. lntromurol Sports. 640 Court Street V A x --X KUR ,I , y ,f N . Q Q X, 1 I comes from honest Iabor. Milli' ages I .kgs H I cexyagezs udent Council t D ou not fan . Jefferson Band '38, '40 Jef erson Orch stra 38 39 All Ct B ra L y an ervtce e -I on I eg IISQTJBIQQ, S . I - - t . lin, Ilibj' , , see- y Sta 'gfdx ' 0.' J 5 I Thirty-six 'f CARL J. 7 i r eet ' A CE ' n y prove it? ,-4 lntqg, ralx orts. JOSEPH A. LAROCCA 630 Second Avenue BLACK JO st important JESSE L. LAND 845 Rebecca Place J ess ll Study to be quiet. Track Team Sports. '38, Intramural ALFRED H. LASNER BIS Kilsyth Road ll ll AL Seize the opportunity. 40' Intramural V RY HGEHTIEHIIEH, the mah I b rt ivin is n t t e ivin ut pa 0 Pondgrin9?1P0rl it. g' grafts Cl'-lb '39, ' 1 Intramural Sports. , ff JOHN J. LAZUR XO if 933 QU e Str et! 747 Thomas Street ' 'YOU NGY an is known by ltis knowledge, :JA m D H not his musc es. Intramural Sports. WALLACE J. LEARY 162 Orchard Street HACEJI lf it is worth doing! iI s worth doing weIl.' J. V. Basketball Team '38, Varsity Basketball Team '39, '4O' Student Council '39, Senior Class Vice-Presb dent '40, n life, e lea: V ii ?'?D f Q ,fi v Vlke vance I r es' Vg , limit ',.ou , . lntramlfalygigrts. 'I I . Lf l y lay' QQ' l ,of 1. i , l, .u DA ID !EMB G ,, I 561 a efaue I IILEMYII Aft? u e is iw laying. Latin Club '3'BV,Germa f, 8, '59, Sggmpgplub ,' 5 Jefferson Band , '3 5 ,4 , rchestrc? '38, AIICity Band 3 405 Nationa Band Contest '38, 9, '40. ARTHUR E. LENOX EDWIN S. LENARD Honesty is the .Intramural Sports. - ANTHONY J. LEO 252 Fulton Street IIEDII best policy of l6O Monmouth Road HART!! Enjoy life. Service League '39i S 'cCess ' Latin club '39, Wrestling Team,'40,l4'6ee-.lay Staf '40, HI-Y club 59, RUDOLPH R. LEVERBERG 445 Marshall Street I , l. I A22 John Street - - j If- TONY Ruov -Aff S' I-le has strength and will win fame: Better lqfe than never, his character and loyalty combined 6' - in malee a boy we won't forget. lf1fI'0mUf0l SPONS- ' J. v, Football Team '38, Varsity I Football Team '39, '40, Indoor ' Track Team '39, outdoor Track f Team '39. Th irty-seven 1004 Q-. x Jw.. l' f?15ll3::.li l ,, N ..4,l.hli,! 'Q' .ef V4 , -up 390- , J a sie 5125 3 ...ft 1 -,QE F.,-- I5 .7 . ' ' 11:7 ' ' ii ii ii ii A N552 :ll ll X , w ii, . ,T ROBERT C. LEVERS 629 Norwood Terrace ELMER His aggressiveness ought to win him o position on the police force. Nature Club '38, p r s, Stamp Club '39, lntramural S ot ' ' iiggggfhlkglvhsu .1 JAY LEVY 1364 North Avenue IIJAYII Live clean, speak the t the wrong. Service League '39, '40, Club '38, Latin Club '38 '3 German Club '40, Tennis Team '40, Bowling Club '40, Tee-Jay Editor '40, Forum Club '40, ruth, right French 9, '40 , FRANK LISS i ' I7 Second Street 103 First Street FRANz Fo une ' I t on the ide of the You can't get something for II11'-l'1EQI'fE nothing, W cg r ea 8, ' 4 tudent Intramural Sports. C M '3 , t ural Sports. L T .9 fa. l K J A , V I I P .. I ,, UM I ,, -M , X P X BE T 51 LOW WALTER A. LUDZUS 'HAI 35 nts Avenue 213 lnslee Place ' ' ,.lg1Ml4MER LoocH 1 life is 'H l: life is earnest. l 25'-, ll Q14 ll Yarsity Baseball Team '38, '39, '40, ntramural Sports, Bowling Club '38 The tumult and shouting dies. 'Intramural Sports. xx lk WALLACE H. LUERICH E l :GA 250 Stiles Street I I ,F Street WALLY H . ' EILLY Always watch the man behind thef fl' or K' v ' e great, so one in front of you. X w r y?' Cross Country Team '38, '39, ln- ln ra ral, t. door Track Team '38, '39, Stage - f - Manager '39. 'lil ll llc ' l fiii' ll ll tl ll ' ., -ww 'si M W., A M M A ,. T., reefs ug ,2 11' l X. ra, f FREDERICK LUTTGENS 513 Marshall Street TIMBER The only way to get what you want, is to go out and get it. Varsity Soccer Team '38, '39, Var- sity Wrestling Team '38, '39, '40, Intramural Sports. RICHARD J. MACDOUGALL 322 Fulton Street MAC l finish to begin. Jefferson Band '38, '39, '40, Cashier in Cafeteria '39, '4O. THEODORE J. MACHOS CONST T A. FF 22 Erie street 1042 clrdi 0 l MARSH , j' I ' , , , Vl Second thoughts,Hthey say, are Wh' E-Wh 9-Y U-W0'fk ff basl- effe Qx BQ 1 ' , 139, f n Student Council Secretary '39, !'Ch9 '59 I IOWIIHQ ' .7,vAll Stamp Club '38, lntramura Sports. ' TY Gnd 3 395 Wxtef '3 ' 9, Band Cl ' r stllng Te ' 8,0,Rifl e ' ' Tee- Ja St f 40 l ity chestra '39, '4 . - Thirty-eight wr , lgfgfidlzifcsmgf n ' . Sraxreei - I :L WALTER J. MAJDOSZ 753 Grier Avenue SQUADS 'In ourselves our fortune lies: life is what we make it. Football Team '38, Intramural Sports. JAMES J. MALTA ADAM T. MALESKI 86 Third Street Thought Intramural Sports. RAYMOND E. MANHARDT 807 Third Avenue 7l5 JlMMY A man's best friends are his Manners assets. money ca-1't. BABE is deeper than all speech. Monroe Street ll RAYII will carry you where '38 '39' 50- Intramural Sports. Jefferson Orchetra , , phomore Football '38, Motion Pic- ture Club '39, '40, Intramural Sports. HOWARD S. MANNING 4l3 West End Avenue HOWARD Happy om I, from care I'm free! Why aren't they all contented like am. Basketball Manager '39, tramural Sports. ANGELO J. MARRANCA 2l9 Centre Street beginnings of all things CURLEY True small. Intramural Sports. ' , I OVE . MASON NR H 56 way Avenue . '40, In- Ure FRANK MARINO 603 Marshall Street FRANKIE Happiness is the soul of wit. Intramural Sports, Monticello Times Staff '39, SAMUEL J. MARTIN 765 Emerson Avenue IISAMII Semper Paratus. H t Club Horse Hollow is ory '40, ral Sports. Latin Club '39, Intramu ROBERT MASON 293 Morris Avenue 1180811 'MASE K o ge is the keyway to It isn't what you do, it's the way u success. that you do it. I al rts. Intramural Sports. X. I 'fx , li X A 'li' 4 A 'IAJ txt V f 5 IWIILIJIAM MATIEZ ALEXANDEI3, MA rz KU -,N if skis lcoun sneer K 7 Q4 sqm-l Park sfregfp rf' MA M' f MAT A .311 MATZ f' I ' W' IL Br a que le premier pas qui Enxtoute aql7Tose, il taut cogiderer H ,l ' coCite. .ijwla fin. ' t' CI b '38, F h CI b '40, Cheerleader '39,' Alc emist CI'b m U rin: misg' Club '40' Treasurer of GhA.s.fCll.lbf fIL0, Ngiess Club '40, Ac e '40. Thirty-nine French Club '40, g H5 I ff' WY I . k I Cb ...H VN ?wWW:...-.mill .II In .II 1, , egg, I ri' Iv, . I e M IIIW ,,, V in ,-. I. I I I ANTHONY F. MAZZA 713 New Point Road IITONYII lf something is worth havirg, then it is worth working for. ' Intramural Sports. ' GEORGE K. MCCUTCHEON 117 Westfield Avenue IIMACII Those fields and hills, this wild brookside, to me are better beyond r I1 Idlf' ,. ,V f ff I Q' fx, k -I ,V I+- ,QW 1. WILLIAM ART:-Iv' 84 We fflld Avenue l , ffMAC Quai jtther than quantity. 5 Alchemists' Club '40 I Frencl llub '39 , e-Jay Staff 40, Sophomore Council '38, JOHN P. MCGARRY 934 Anna Street IRISH Never argue when you know you H are right. . I measure' 4 Soccer Team '38, Indoor Track Audio-Visual Club '39, Monticello Team '38, Intramural Sports. Times Staff '39' Al h mists' Club , c e '40, Tee-Jay Staff '40. WV' I JOSEPH E. McGLYNN 161 Washington Avenue MUSCLE5 He who endures will conquer. Cross Country Team '38, '39, '40, Indoor Track Team '38 '39, '40, ourdeer Track Teem '36, '39, '4o. ROY MCGREGOR 216 Trumbull Street uMACr1 l learn not for school, but for life. Football Team '38, Indoor Track Team '38, Outdoor Track Team '38, Intramural Sports. ,VII ',!,fk,1,. XX I IH, ,I .- IUWILLIAE1 LWIQGRATH ,lf 126 Ma isoiifdkvenue 'I 'J' kr: f' rj' MA A man isgfas great as his knowl- ed e makes him. Intramural Sports. ,J P. MCLA L or 54 Elmor ven e A good wor is known by his w lc. lggramural Spor ' Football Team JV Jebisgw, I 353525352 WILBUR A. MCNAIR 835 Summer Street Y IIMACKII I lt's clever, but is it alright? I Intramural Sports. I STEPHEN MELE 433 Loomis Street STEVE FRANCIS J. MEADE 1361 Durant Street FRANK Worry!. Let it run away, live your life and live it gay. Junior Glee Club '38, Student Council '40, Tee-Jay Staff '40. RICHARD I. MENZEL 255 Westfield Avenue DICK Let the world go by. Drink to me only with thine eyes. 1 Track Team '39, Intramural Glee Club '38, Stude t C -1 Sports. ' n ouncil 39, Intramural Sports. Forty rf I 2:25 ll V II ,wyffygm LOUIS R. MESSING 147 Princeton Road IILOUA I olicy. Honesty is the best p Latin Club 38, '39, '40, Fencing Club '40, Chess Club 40' Field Day Horseshoe Champion '39. ROBERT C. MIELKE 953 Madison Avenue IIBOBII A man is what he makes of himself. Service League '39, '40, Audio- ' '39 '40' Electric Visual Club 38, , I Club '40, Tee-Jay Staff 40. HENRY METZ 524 Magnolia Avenue I-IEN d or when opportunity Open the o knocks. Intramural Sports. I 1 I IEWICZ ' 'B18' Flfalikllgl saber ' ' THADDEUS gl. Mlxs AJ -, Q' H AIIMIXII . sa A -Vp There is -society vllhere none mtrudgs. 1 . I1 '39' Student Coun- Bowling Clu , cil '38,.'39, Intramural Sports. . I I I I l its x sg. 3 yr! , I 7 ' , j Z. .4 , .Rise j ls -I: 'Q 11.5122 z ., 1 '-2 - : 2Ie-:- -E.. ,SIEQHZS ALBERT R. MILLER 130 Elm Street IIALII I ds to success. RUDY J. MILLER 951 Adams Avenue CHUCK content. Patience is the key of 38, Intramural .ir I. Perseverance ea J. V. Football 38, Latin Club '38, Indoor Track Team Alchemists Club '40, Forum Club SDOFIS- '40, Treasurer Hi-Y '39, Treasurer . Student Council '40, Service .K League '38, '39, Class Play '39, 5, r Outdoor Track Team '38, Student 4 fall Court '40. X ', 1 ., x ,I 5, I. . TIEMAS .J,fiMI1ZLER WALEFRF Ml'-I-Eli ry VI 951'Adan'G Avenue 3627 Floral Ayemyjkf xxx KSF3, nToM1r 15 :IECKII Our life is what our thoughts and Great ! Ietcgve misfor- activities make it.' QRIT ftunef' N Library Staff '39, Intramural Audio-Visual Club '38, '39, Service League '38, '39, Senior Class Secre- tary '40, Alchemists' Club '40. Sports. JACQUES MORITZ JOHN H. MOORE 130 Magnolia Avenue 523 Riverside Drive IIMOEII IIJAKEII What you are to be you are now Never put off until tomorrow becoming. what you can do today. Tam 39' Track Nature Club '38, '39, Intramural Sports. Cross-Country e , Team '39, 40, Intramural Sports. JOHN W. MORRISSEY 322 Vine Street JOHN The only thing smarter than any- body is everybody. '38' Soccer Cross-Country Team , Team '39, ntramural Sports. MICHAEL MOSCARITOLO 10 Amity Street MIKE A good reputation is more valuable than money. Cl b '39' Wrestling Team Italian u , '38 , Intramural Sports. Forty-one WALTER F. 242 Broadway BULL L'f ' ie is the way of education, it is also what you mak ' e it. Camera Club '39j Rifle Club '39 Football Tea ' ' MOTYKA ALEXANDER MOVCHAN 222 Franklin Street RED His mark and name are good. gunior-Varsit B y asketball Team '38 I 395 Intramural Sports. m 39, Wrestling Team 39. gf at If 1f JOSIE Ijl WSMUELLER SAMUEL b,!73O' estminstel Ayenue ,. . . , PH ' . i f .li f v JOE f G. NAPOWANETZ 744 Pearl Street ght of fashion. 1 -..w if 5 rf-I' deff? I I I I 2 Q ,INAPPH Love themall,-'loyal to none. The hei Electric Club '40, Chairman '4O' Intramural Sports, Indoor Track Ecgvnce League '40, Bowling Club' Team '38. c ,lj HERBERT D. NEFT IRVIN NEID 'H x 751 Pennington Street 435 outh Park tr' V' , HERB nl-RVN Nothing buf me best. Chin Beefhovgl, fd ' ,,,,5,,H Intramural Sportsg Cafeteria Ser- Jf B d , '39 4Q5 J f- WCG '39, '40I Tee-JOY Sfdff '40. fgrsorrislglrggsr 8, 136, '4Oi Ail- City Ben 's , 'sgfwaog All-City Orchestra '39, ' ' ROGER R. NELSON I6 North Avenue MAX WEST ,IV I - ariety is the spice of life. Varsity Basketball Team '40' La tin Club '39' St , uderlt Council' '38E J. V. Baseball Team '38, A 4 if orum Club '39. RICHARD R. NEUMANN 636 Park Avenue BIG DICK Always a winner! Intramural Sports. LOUIS F. NIENART ZII Clark Place ' ROBERT NIESEL 145 smith sneer HBOBH I W all E? HLOUH Patience is the key of content. Intramural Sports. ,1 ' I 1 I KN Vx 0 EAU WA TE N I ZEL Si. irs Av e . i e a hero, b t one Y I L ll . One cl' A I al' u ways e a man. Soccer 5 ea '3 '39, Swimming hm mlm ural Sports. Fine manners are the mantle of fair minds. Motion Picture Club '39, Intramu- ral Sports. MICHAEL F. NIGRO 6I4V2 Fourth Avenue BUCKWHEAT The magic of a face. Intramural Sports. Forty-two LOUIS J. NIKOLA 43l Broadway NICK f 'ends 'One cannot have too.many ri , cceed in the world. , if one is to su ' a hic Arts Glee Club '38, '39, Gr p Club '39, Service League '39, ln- door Track Team '39. 1 JOSEPH A. NOVELLO 850 Third Avenue HJOEH Contentment is better than riches. Sophomore President '38, Junior President '39, Sr. President '40, Jay-Vee Basketball '39, Varsity Basketball '40, Service League '39, '40, Jr. Glee Club '38, Italian Club '39, Alchemists' Club '40, Rifle Club '40. JAMES D. O'BRlEN EDWARD A. OKULEWICZ l49 Rector Street 848 BUYWGY Circle IIOIBII IIOKEII Forbidden fruit is often the Come to learn and leave to sweetest. serve. Fencing Team '38, Cheer Leader TYDWIQ Club '33, '39i lUfl'0mUl'0l '38, '39, '40, Intramural Sports. SPONS- ! , . AR . JOSEPH J. OLESINSKI S Seco Mitleet 604 Franklin Street ' n IIJOEH AL f Syllables govern the world. The only way to have a friend is ii s acer Team '39 '4o- indoor to be e ' f Agfqild Team '38,' '39, 'Swimming Electric Club '39, lnlramural , eam '39, Baseball Team '38, '39. Sports. t EST . OLSOFSKY STANLEY M. ORING IO Louiu: Street llOl Coolidge Road n NIE11 Q 1 llsTAN11 I . ' he th n ness is r at the Laugh and the world laughs with uti cult not I: eat. 1 you. il jllloti n tur lub , '39, Dance Senior Football Manager '38, '39, Commit ' r e League '39, '40, Service League '38, Intramu- Alchemi ' I 9, '4O. ral Sports. I J l fl JAMES V. PACICCA STANLEY T. PADLO 501 Elizabeth Avenue 216 Second Street J IMMY STACEY Work and morelworkjs the way l eat when l wish. to accomplish things' Intramural Sports, Art Club '39, Art. Club '39, Intramural Sports, H ., Tee-Jay Staff '4O. w 1 .- -, il My i if J- RICHARD PALADINO ANTHOADLUCSJ. PANKA 7 Melrose Terrace 10 Madison Avenue . if., , HDICKII ix pi HANDYII Well begun, half done. ,il oil' a rendezvous with Iife. lsgromural Sports, Student Council lntra urol Sports. i. Forty-three i l Q, ,ls . 5522311 fall ' -we - it ws L.. JOHN J. PARLAPIANO 618 Fourth Avenue POPS Just another big, strong, silent man. Intramural Sports, Indoor Track Team '38, '39, '40. RICHARD J. PATALKIS 230 Isham Place DICK Never spend your money before you have it. Intramural Sports. FRANK A. PASARICH 723 Clarkson Avenue FRANKlE An investment in knowledge al- ways pays best interest. Cross-Country Team '38, Outdoor Track Team '39, '40, Indoor Track Team '39, '40, Soccer Team '40, Ping Pong Club '40, JUSTIN V. PAULAUSKAS 265 Second Street JOHNNY One's religion is in whatev h ' , I er e is most interested and mme is suc- cess. Latin Club '38' Cam , era Club '39, Alchemists' Club '4O. Q-' RUDOLPH PAVLIC 217 Second Street RUDY Ability is a poor man's wealth. Intramural Sports. HARVEY G. PECK, JR. 563 Jackson Avenue HARVEY Did nothing .in particular and did it weII. Intramural Sports. ARTHUR PERLITZ 159 Smith Street HAR-I-Yu Live and learn. Intramural Sports. HAROLD Never heard, but seen. lululziig Intramural Sports. ii ii ,Jef HAROLD PHARES, JR. 872 Kilsythe Road JOSEPH E. PAWSON 87 Westfield Avenue HJOEH A true pal and a good fellow. Intramural Sports, Master Typists' Club '39, '4O. . I r ,Lg . i,lf,,'Aff , EBBER Rf G....PE, f 3sss9'J64sfa'13QfE5, ,V HBUDU I- I To 5ccee? g r t a titude toward Iife Football Team '39, '40, Wrestling Team '40, Intramural Sports. 619 Green Street RUSTY Where there is modesty the honor. Electric Club '39 '4O' , Se League '39, Intramural Sports. 308 South Street PlCKLES -I .nf QV! JOHN T. PETUSKEY re is rvice ANGELO R. PICCOLELLA What a spendthrift he is with hi s tongue. Intramural Sports. Forty-tour JGSEPH T. PICERNO 931 McLain Street PERCY Few know the treasures hid in you. Intramural Sports, Jay-Vee Football Team '38, Indoor Track Team '38, RT J. PIPERATO ALBE 530 Spring Street IIPIPII ts are of the silen t type. MES J PINKIN JA . 121 Clark Place PlNKY is the last linfirmity of Ambition noble minds. Intramural Sports. WALTER G. POLEWCZAK 106 Franklin Street FLlP To have a friend, is to be one. Intramural Sports. His talen Intramural Sports. VERNON POWELL rine Street 176 Cathe IIPAYII thing out of l am not one of t first sight, blut PROCTOR EDMUND R. 159 Catherine Street IIEDII I V those who do not believe in love. a a second look. Kew 'f'r1lll'1vlN'l ' 'Re' You can't get any something unless you put something into it. believe in taking Intramural Sports, Swimming Team '38, '39, Intramu- ral Sports.'X Nil,- Nxip . .sf .ff 8, HYMAN PYONIEN 3 AUL RABINOWIA . 943 Elizabeth Avenue 'x.. N atherine Sight' X HY . HSQLLYQN' With a pleasant smile, he masters His an , his Xnrtzijz all who saw his task, V ' 'Xaclm - W'QQfsfgj,Qf1? he W 5' and no fa' Jefferson K 4 s '39, '40, An- Csty Band -13, '39, Drum Major Intramural Sports. '38, Montice bl-Times Staff '38, Forum Club '40, Tee-Jay Staff '4O. , , r l'-' H will , X Y. X N in WALTER J. RACZYNSKI Qq.uvl.pi5J,..RADoiNG 307 Elizabeth Avenue V ' 3211 .Elmorcf 'Avenue WLADEK Q. X ,gf F 'fBuoo ?Piitieg1ce is the key of content. ' ' O' Ca ht, with his His conduct still rig argument wrong. Jefferson Band '38, '39, '40, Ca- gnera Club '39, '40, Intramural por s. ANDOLPH ROBERT C. R dams Avenue nBoBll 587 A A smile with every favor leads to success. Camera Club '38, President '39, '40, Monticello Times Staff '39, '40, Monticello Times Photography Editor '39, '40, Literarg Editor 40, Service League '38, '3 , '40, Horse Hollow History Club '40, For Servicefleague '38 39, 4 , - mofo club '38, '59 40, Radio club '38, Forum club '40, Monticello Times Staff '40, Tee-Jay Staff '40. RAPPISI SILVIO R. lizabeth Avenue IIRAPII will always find work. Varsity Wrestling Team '38, Mon- ticello Times Staff '39, Intramural Sports. 1179 E A willing worker ty-five f 11, ,I ,riff ' EUGEN .RAU JOHNXJ. REX ' Af' ,II44 F i ount Avenue 539 ple Av e V i GENEII Q ll X' T V Heap' 35:3 oifgear, but never Ax 1' So ln' jep tation is b hh u etter than wea . p o ore Football T j nior ' eom '38, Ju- lntr 1 arsity Football Team '39, Te G e lub '38, '39, cashier '38, CA 9, Bowling Club '38, '39, '40, Service League '39, '40. ral Sports, Cross-Country '40, Wrestling Team '38. f3iQW??3ggggWff iii,ig.. if 8 55?iS'3iffSif ,,...i..f 2222335553 ..m..., Q i f5'e ' J 5RucNEf,4::8iI156E4i9Ixi-igyu 'fwiLLlAlvi 5. REILLY KjY.iJ'1'B2 Eimosrrebg jf' ff 2,1039-ylgorfh ,Ave?,e,,1' W,,e' f j' L HREGEH -hx v ,-,g a ' f'uRED,, 4 kj. Ll 'Jil' 1 Modesty becomilRhiS'3S'JunKg man. Little chips Iight,great fires. ,L Intramural Spartb'-..J Bas b e oil Manager '39, Football Manager '38, Student Council Vice- President '39 '4O' Bowling Club and ff Team '38, '39, intramural Sports. I Kfff' i ' f fy! ALPHONSE J. REKLAITIS JOHN A. RICHARDSON 3l4 Second Street 6l0 Pennsylvania Avenue AL SCOTTY Life is like an unfinished book. BeTTOr T0 know l'1Ofl'1if1Q THUY1 hdlf- lntramural S orts know many thingy' P I Student Council '38, Junior Treas- urer '38, Monticello Times Busi- ness Manager '38, '39. sow D f i. 'MX G. ROBERTSON 7 7 irii ug! 4 oc n' venue ' t i at carrie anytkming bake- To thine ca s lf be true. E' UYQQX K, Intramur I s. Joy-Ve ootball Team' '38, Varsi- ' ty Foo llftlram B,fJunior-Varsi- ty Bo ketbs Team '38, Varsity - Basketbfll Team '39. L 1 jf ,lf XSARTSBERT LJ ROBINSON RAYMOND M. ROGERS V 816 Fiqh: Avenue 218 Front sneer ,'os3i.iM RAY . ,. 1 m kigqpieit, when I am idle. Well begun is half done. ' xi- Rife ' 8, '39, '40, Cross-Country Team '38, '39, '40, .Xl Indoor Trock Team '38, '39, '40, . ' Outdoor Track Team '38, '39, '40, XX Electric Club '39, FRANK M. ROHL JOHN ROMANO 25 Jacques Street T007 C00lidQe R0Cld FRANK 'JACK' .f . 'H h l h ll make no enemies on the Be happy' Vg?-:Jz'hx'l1b.'Pever C ange ways uap, lest they meet Intramural Sports. me on the way down. Putin Club '38 , '39, Forum Club 40, Intramural Sports. Forty-six ne 2 NICHOLAS RQSELLI STANLEY A. ROSENSTRAUCH U aio Adams Avenue zio Westfield Avenue 1, 'I ' NICK ROSEY 'Necessity is the father of virtue. Education is the key to success. lritramural Sports. Fencing Club '38, '39, lntram I Sports. ' V. ll ua..l-f- JL Wulf. o ,VAMDQJ WQD' Q f' Qfarf Jw. - 'N' ' 1' ,X vi' Tora P. R ToLo I 'J LESTER ROSENTHAL 847 Cross Avenue SLICK 'Tis music that charms the soul. hes Latin Club '38, Jefferson Orc - ' '40' Jefferson Band '33, I tra 39, , fig, '40, All-City Band 38, ll7 Franklin Street llvlcll With a pleasant smile He masters his tasks, While friends he wins And no favors asks. Cafeteria Squad '38, Fencing Club '38, Fencing Team '39, Nature Club '38, Assistant Councilman '39. ARNOLD M. ROTSMAN IOS Grove Street IIARNYII Sure as a gun. Baseball Manager '38, '39, '40, Service League '38, '39, Latin Club '38, '39, '40, Photography Club '38, Monticello Times Adver- tising Staff '38, Alchemists' Club '39, Forum Club '39, Chess Club '39, Tee-Jay Staff '40, Tee-Jay Ad- vertising Manager '40, ARTHUR A. RUSSO 502 Fourth Avenue ARTlE I yal to my school in To be o thought, word and deed, est endeavor as a WALTER F. ROZANSKI 78 Court Street all trades, but WALTER There are tricks to my trade is a trick. Intramural Sports. WALTER J. RUSZALA 225 Florida Street PLlCKY The only way to have a friend to be one! Intramural Sports. Was my hon t Thomas Jeffer- student a son. Intramural Sports. . I, FR GA 80 Pin Street ROG RS To think! Junior Basketball Team '38, Cross- Country Team '38, Intramural Sports. FRANCIS P. SABBATELLI 76 Westfield Avenue SABOT f otball hero is oliways Jefferson Orchestra '38, '39, '40, Italian Club '39, Intramural Sports. ready for IIA o I action Procrastination is e ARTHUR G. SABATINO 863 East Jersey Street ARTY the thief of all tum . Latin Club '38, Italian Club '39, Rifle Club '38, Junior-Senior Play '39, Tee-Jay Biography Chairman '40, Jefferson Orchestra '39, Christ- mas Pageant '39, Cheer Leader '39, J.S.O. Treasurer '39, Student All- City Orchestra '38, Color Guard '40, Student Council '40, Court '40, Tee- Jay Staff '40. ALBERT P. SARKO 445 Court Street ZARKO Good breeding is the result of much good sense, some good nature, and a little self denial for the sake of others. Library Staff 38 mural Sports. Forty-seven ' , '39, '40, Intra- l l.. Xe FELIX E. SAVICKAS 68 Magnolia Avenue FELIX They that govern the most make the least noise. Senior Glee Club '38, '39, '40, In- tramural Sports. WILLIAM C. SCHAAK 732 Adams Avenue HBUDII Courtesy is the finest flower that sheds its perfume in the human heart. Intramural Sports. EDWARD J. SAWICKI 41 Chilton Street IIEDII Character is greater than intel- lest. Library Staff '38, Service League '39, '40, Audio-Visual Club '39, '40, Electric Club '40, Tee-Jay Staff '4O. ROBERT F. SCHADE 905 East Jersey Street IIBOBII Earnestness alone makes life eternity. Glee Club '38, '39, Intramural Sports. Rifle Club '39, HAROLD J. SCHLESINGER 431 Broadway IISLESII Earnest work brings success and success brings happiness which is lifes greatest pleasure. Student Council '38, '39, '40, ln- tramural Sports. HERBERT SCHREIBER 672 Summer Street LIL' HERBIE Live today for itself. Jefferson Band '38, '39, '40, Service League '39, '40, Alchemists' Club Iggy Bowling Club' 40, Rifle Club DUDLEY L. SCOTT CLARENCE H. SCHNEIDER 848 Gibbons Court SNITZ Penny wise, dollar foolish. Intramural Sports. BAISO B. SCISCIONE 6 I 3 Fourth Avenue BILL lndividuaIism, unselfishness, loyal- ty, arid dependability make up his personality. I ntramu ral Sports. 710 Floral Avenue IIDUDII Smile in the face of adversity! Monticello Times Staff '38, Intra- mural Sports. lr' I QA QFLVIN W. SEITZ uw Q 468 spring sneer ' IIMELII Edu io is the key to successl Audio l Club '38, '39, Ser- ? vice e '39, Intramural Sports. WALTER M. SEARRY 340 South Broad Street MICKEY Sometimes I sit and think, some- times I just sit. Intramural Sports. GEORGE J. SENTGERATH 596 Jackson Avenue GEORGE l can't worry and be glad at the same time, so I'm just going to be glad. Fencing Club '39, Nature Club '39, Horse Hollow History Club '4O. Forty-eight IV -.4 QQ 'silef?W HAROLD J. SEYMOUR 1022 Coolidge Road HBUDII To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yieIdl J. V. Football Team '38, '39, Ser- vice League '3B, '39, Tee-Jay Staff '39, Swimming Team '39. . if ER RT L. SHAPIRO A J S5 Elmora Avenue . sl-lAPPY , H ' he world is,advan ' Advance Wit' ' itl' Forum Club l '4 Latin Club '38, '39, Tee-Ja taff ' '40. GEORGE SHENESKY 53 Fourth Street GEORGlE When in Rome do as the Romans do l lntramu ral Sports. Milo . sHERwoop 0, 430 st Jersey Street 0 SPEEDY' l' want things well done, them yourself. Intramural Sports. T. V. SIEMIENTKOWSKI 254 Franklin Street TADEUSZ Not the top, ngt the bottom, just me num. Intramural Sports. WARREN SIESS 510 Fulton Street CEASE He who laughs last, laughs best. Still Camera Club, '39, Tee-Jay Photography Staff, '40, Intramural Sports. Forty-n ine 5 Q, f - l Lu- 1 1 'jf' ,' J N yi , .. 1 .1 Lf' I ',.. .41 -- lv' i ! A in Jfflj 1 Ol. 4 1 dee SHAMES 865 Pennington Street IIABEH lt is necessary to try to surpass one's self always. French Club '38, '39, Intramural Sports. fl VlC'ljOR i'sHEDKo F, 'bs 2 7f'Li ' g 6n,,Street . - - , UG V , Reme ber, en the r Scorer comesfzrfiowwi ga ainst ame, .I He w es not 1 egiyou or ' lost - but o youfpla e e :7 9am'e. . , V H .N I J4fte'rso f B nd '38, '39, '40, 111' Q 'KI' ' C?ty-IB, dg1g8,0uclyanced Glee '38, ' ' All-CHWJGIES Club '3 K Fenci gflisam '38, '39, '40, Audio- ' visual cgi: '35, Hersh allow His- tory Club H391 If f X' fx, mt 4 THOMAS V. SHERWEN 723 Madison Avenue IISLIMII Open rebuke is better than secret love. Intramural Sports. MATTHEW S. SHUTA 122 Franklin Street MATTY do The only way to have a friend is to be one. Intramural Sports. JOHN E. SIENKO 130 Magnolia Avenue SLlM When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Library Staff '38, '39, Football Team '38, '39, Swimming Team '38. JOSEPH J. SIKORCKIS 445 Livingston Street 1 JOE Caesar was also ambitious. Service League '40, Intramural Sports. , M e-mai? ew' ll r 11'1l ' eases 'I -S si :- r AT PETER M. SIMON 950 William Street IIPETEII J ust lucky. Sports. FRED A. SLECKMAN, lll 672 Jefferson Avenue SLECK '39, '40, French Club '39, '40. Bowling Club '38, '39, Intramural Foresake the foolish, and Iive. Tee-Jay Staff '40, Dramatic Club GEORGE SKRUPSKIS 213 Magnolia Avenue SCRIPP Impossible is a word in a fooI's dictionary. Intramural Sports. ARTHUR I. SNYDER 1431 Concord Place BOSCOE Tantum quantum possum. Latin Club '38 '39- Alchemists' club '59, '40, chess Club '39, '40, Forum Club '39, '40. of RUDY A. SOLTYS H RLE J. s IQEGEL 234 Pine Street 3, onroe A .74 K ln dangerous tilrgtes-:wise men say ' Wi bxtthhsg, lt right.' not mg' lntr ur Sports. Football Team '38, '39, Intramural I X Sports. CHARLES E. SPIKES 229 Delaware Street TIGER n lt shall be done! Graphic Arts Club '4O' Crass- A word ALLAN J. SPILNER 828 Bailey Avenue HAI-H to the wise is sufficient. Jefferson Band 'sa '39- 'All c'f 1 1 1 ' I Y Country Team '38, Intramural Band '39, Student Council 'B9, Sports, Track Team '39, Swimming '40, President '40, Hi-Y Club '39, Team '39, Tee-Jay Staff '40. '40, Alchemists' Honor Club '40, Student Court '40. LUCO R. SPIRITO 411 Morris Avenue rx wr ,.r, 5 1 ,ll IILUKEII Not the top, not the bottom, just medium. I Master Typists' Club '38, Intra- mural Sports. n' CHARLES R. STAUFFER 740 Trumbull Street HSHORTYU ' Patience before knowledge. ' Stamp Club '38, Library Staff '38 1 '39, President '40, Typing Club '39, 3 Graphic Arts Club '39, Swimming ,wwf Team '39. WALTER P. STARZYNSKI 432 Bond Street STARS Cooperate with others and others will cooperate with you. Cross-Country Team '38, '39, '40, Indoor Track Team '38, '39, '40, Outdoor Track Team '38, '39, '40, Wkwel. l Electric Club '39. A614 7 Sa th thet MA ' 'F Living 's worth x Ie, only if cen- tere ETZQSA e-. long smile! Jef ' A H rr '38, '39, '40, Chess Clu l 19, g Pong Club '39, ' lo Ti es Staff '40. Fifty Jefferson Band , , , I I . r WALTER M. STELMASKY 708 Westfield Avenue IIBABEII CiviIity costs nothing and buys everything. Intramural Sports. CHARLES Y. STEPHENS li4 Conant Street Hillside, N. J. STEVE Life is just a bowl of cherries. '38 '39 '40- All- . ,fl 5,3 - , mf , ., ,. 'R7pBE'RT,,5sf' STEPHAN I K 1 f 7503PGrier'KAxAenue ffl ,S'EERHY HisjtaIi-2 ty are of the silent il kind. Christmas' Pageant '38, '39, Intra- mural Sports. X, ff L, NORMAN STE ART '- Jacks e ll I h en t anf ' .' lntramuf o s, Rifle Team Cap- al tain '38, '39, '40. A good na e i rathert e os- City Band '38, 39, 40, Intromu Sports. MALCOLM L. STITCH 301 West Jersey Street IIMALII All life is a compromise. Forum Club '39 '40, Track Team '40, Horse Hollovv History Club '40, Motion Picture Club '39, '40. AQTROH L l A 6 8 Adcilbs Avenue IJ'Patience isigtfnjjbut its fruit I ' eat. CHARLES V. STOUT S99 Monroe Avenue CHARLlE Opportunity is not what may come to us tomorrow, but what we make of today. Cafeteria Service League '39, '40, Intramural Sports. I ns R ERT SUS MAN ll 628 Ma olia fxvemfe ll EFT ' 'Pra ' akes perfect. Baseball Team '38 '39 '40, Mas d '3 '39 '40' All- f 'rf C Jeffersor4M:Kndn38, '39, Wrestling ter Typists' Club '38, '39, 40, In Team '38, '39, '40, Glee Club '38, tramural Sports. , '39, Junior-Senior Play '39, Tee- 3 Jay Staff '40. Q . I - , . Jeff' ,l K J . JQJJ 6 ,, TER J S SKI HE J. Tx F 451 E ersey Street 3 MorshallXStre I ' 'PULSKl HERM ' xp ence is the best teacher. The pen is mightier than the sfuaenf council '39, '40, mm- 'Wm' mural Sports. Fencing Club '39, '40, Tee-Jay Staff '40, Intramural Sports. I OMAKS TALB T PETE EL if rx X 208 Hfth Stree ns ' Av 4' I icx PE E Action ,IS e uenc ' he eyes of Good portsmanship f letlcs' the ignor n re o ulearned than sake. heir ' Indoor and Outdoor ack Teams I ' ' ' ' Student ouncil '37, I Jefferson an , , , City Band 40' I ramural Sports. 38, 39, 40, '38, '39, Intramural Sports. Fifty-one 1 Qs es: . .gms W W auv,iii I in l. ming Ii: I: ULYSSES THORPE 74 South Second Street OTTO THUMA it 'I' Q32 Mm -Q ROBE A 444 Third Avenue BUBBLES DUTCH The making of real friends is the Do what you have to do now, best token of a rnan's success in and do it weIl! me' Jefferson Band '38, '39, Intramu Intramural Sports. ral Sports. MILTON TISHMAN MICHAEL J. TOMASSO 563 Court Street 884 Livingston Street TISH MIKE It's not what you do, but how After I speak, none are con- you do it. vinced. Intramural Spgrtg, Aff Club '39, '40, Intramural Sports. U .ph ' is 'W K . RTS. ToMLlNsoN ' ERIC L. Qzftuxtrrsl - 730 IIT:-'gain Cf 6 H1014 LCIIQ sage Experience eps school, R H but a to e n no other. Eoc in I ent in life, is as another J. O. V-C pre id 1, 140: St de stone in the wall of experience. 53 ' 4 LST nf CO ' ' , Tee-Jay Staff '40, Glee Club '38, I I Alehgilglce 009 lub, ,435 '39, Intramural Sports. 1. rin cm ' ' , olf CI 'ssj '39, '40, Base I anager ' '39, '40, Tee-Jay orts Editor '4 . JOSEPH J. TREZZA 869 Elizabeth Avenue THOMAS R. TRIMBLE 436 Union Aven HJOEIH ,,BI , United we stand, divided we faIl. The 5 eyef sow as Service League '38, '39, Manager the z'esg,nqn, 5 so the Wrestling Team '39, '40, Art Club '39, '40, Monticello Times Staff '39 '40' T , , ee-Jay Staff '40, Latin Club '38. rl SALVATORE TROIANO 310 South Seventh Street NSY., The smartest talker is the one who knows wherrq tiolkeep his mouth s u . Intramural Sports. WILLIAM P. UHLIG 305 Rahway Avenue HMAXH The only way to have o friend is to be one. Indoor Track Team '39, Sophomore Football Team '38, Intramural Sports. Intramural Spar . . EE TUBAQER it W Hz ff sf Who L! o keepe Iklhis' mouth and his tongu , keep th'll:1is soul fr .1 .s I V v f galil' W t rand Stree f om t bles. lntramurS1, Sports. JOSEPH F. VALENDO 30 Niles Street IIJOEII A good chap. Cafeteria Service League '38, '39, Intramural Sports. Fifty-two , . ,. J N AN BLARCOM JOHN E. VANCIO Og.. ri to Street 166 Standish Street I I HH IIVANCEII Blessed be the ignorant, for they Better late than never. are happy. Intramural Sports. Glee Club '38, '39, '40, Tee-Jay M Staff '40, Intramural Sports. ADAM J. VAN SAVAGE FRANK V. VARKALA 430 East Jersey Street 174 Third Sffeef WANSY FEAKlE I It is my ambition to say in ten 'Our thoughts are ours, their end sentences what everyone else says HONG of DUI' Own. 'n one whole book' Sophomore Council '38, '39, intra- Alchemists' Club '40, lntfemurol mural SPUVTS- Sports. I 1 AJ HER .fVfATTgR ANDREW R. VAVREK 7'!0,,6L t Nort1l'2'1Av5r1gl1,9,! 445-B Livingston Street H iq? E , . BABE JJ- Myflfongue wit in y lips I reign, H f For who tglks muchwt talk in The work.an. unknown good man vain, lplastdonteydg like da vein dot water - - 1 1 . - - owing in en un ergroun , secret- SW'mm 1g .332 Sggiceyikeolgge ly making the ground green. ' '391Tee- Library Staff '38, '39, Secretary- '4O' Art Club '39, '40, rary Sta '38, '39, Latin Club 38 Jay Staff '40, T.-J. Photography Schedule Editor '40, Intramural Sports. ALBERT L. VIEHL l Linden Avenue ALBlE 's a volume, ifu yo 72 U Treasurer Graphic Arts Club '39, 40. WARREN F. VOLKER I60 Orchard Street WO0D metimes hidclen, but Good is so never destroyed. Every man r know how to read them. Indoor Track Team '39, Intramural Intramural Sports. Sports, Outdoor Track Team '40. 2 . , Y . J I ' X rv IT' , F ' wr Gl:lTEL Xg62l South 2 r Street In Memoriam QO0KY ALFRED NOEL WACKER 'What.i' Site without music? 158 P e ' Rnd N LEON efferson B nd '38, '39, '40, Jef- ,,wh h , . , ferson vrchestm 138, ,391 140: La- ere t eres auwrll theres a ti Clu '38, German Club '38, '39, l way' AI: emists' Club '39, '40, Ag- Motion Picture Club '38, Infra- 'or and Conductor mural Sports. ?tori rum Ma, Staff '40. fi info, Tee-Jay F. KEITH WALTER JOSEPH E. WADE 652 Fulton Street 25 gun-,mit Road JOE KELLY other of in- A good worker always succeeds. f '38, Intramural ' essity is the r-rr 'Nec vention. '38 , Library Staff '38, Soccer Team Wrestling Team '38, Audio-Visua Club '38, Glee Club, '39, Cafeteria Stat Sports. Fifty-three 16 , . -mslrzlium in l ALBERT J. 525 Linden A WARD FRANK WENDEL venue 68 Fourth Street HAL!! IIREDII A straight way is the best way. The best laid plans oft go Latin Club '38, Intramural Sports. Rifle Club '38i Service Leag Typing Club 38. h x 2 J . ROBERT P. WHITE I H Off uenue ilO Elmora Avenue , B 3'M ,,BoB,, I Ii - the man.wh an- 5 'fe ' fomef. 9 e the A friend is worth all hazards man who ugh I - makes a can rung: Q . 5 h O0 ,,, Te m 138: soc- tramural Sports. cgi? 'lggzzlcsne '38, ee-Jcfly mf ' ' Sophomore Co cil '38, Bowling Club '38, '39, 0. i X. PAUL J. WIEGERT ALQE J. ,mcox , 604 Grier Avenue gew Ro P , .,,,AUL,, ,. ,. i Rhythm is his business. ' come what c s. Electric Club '40, Tntramural Sports. Service eague '38 Intra- mural orts, i I CHESTER N. WILDAY 49 E QCK WILHE 33 De Hart Place 1118 N th A CHET ,- ' A clean mind is a good mind. A ood -'B ' all times. At Cl b '385 Fe c'ng Club '38, Senio las reasurer '40, Rifle Erfrfrfr ferr? 'Lasse S591 is 1 .f'Cz..i's2s LEZST' - ' I e ' : 1 a in 5 - H2-,031 glhfg? ry earn ag ing '39, '40, Tee-Jay Staff '4O. K. HEINZ WILLENBROCK WILHELM E. WILLENBROCK lOl6 Julia Street iOl6 Julia Street H5711 HSI-'MH lf at first you don't succeed, try, Es Mussjf try again. Service League '39, '4Op Tee-Jay Intramural Sports- Staff '40, Glee Club '38, ALPHONSE P. WILUS WILLIAM C, WlSlAK 24' FUHOV' Street 508 Livingston Street AL POKEY One for all and all for one. Always poking around. Intramural Sports. German C Fifty-four lub '38, Camera Club '40, Intramural Sports. RUDOLPH G. WOGRAM HARRY WOELFEL 728 Westfield Avenue 425 Jefferson Avenue HARRY RUDY 'A closed mouth catches no fleas. Life is. to be fortified by many 'nffamufal Spoffs- TS'i'i1'ish5?2AfZ?f 'l?!Q5,i?.2SS 'FS Lili? ence. Hi-Y '38, Intramural Sports. TED J- CIAK JOSEPH H. woJNowsKl 201 Street 218 Marshall Street 'J B. JOE ,fr sivLY meskbefore pleasure. The deepest rigerrslmake the least C e s I '38, gigmp Club '38, ' Aw rd in logy '39, Fra- Intramural Sports. lic 'SUX GUSTAV C. WOLTER 1089 Louisa Street IIGUSII Success is the reward of toil. ' Service League Captain Cafeteria '38, '39, Graphic Arts Club '38, '39, Vice-President '40, Health Committee '38, Tee-Jay Staff '40. fa K' AX I ix f LI M J. Y F X , 'I ' a A X r ' ' I .J ' lil nse n and then is rei d by e best of men. Glee Club '38, lntramural Sports. RICHARD WOODRUFF I2 Princeton Road SPO0KY - Veni, vidi, vici, veniam, videbo, v1ncam. Service League '38, '39, Senior Council '40, Alchemists' Club ' O, Latin Club '40, Tee-Jay Staff 40. fC A. YOHAN A 44 th Park S et HN Y' ' n is t cornerstone D r in of cc . mera ub , ,Audio-Visual ub '3 , '4 Qi- Staff '38. WALTER J. ZADZILKO ISS Inslee Place ZAZA A regular guy, why say Intramural Sports. S L. ZAHRADNIK, JR. 446 Broadway HLA'-An LOUI Success: the goal of all. Cross-Country Team '38, '39, Gym Club '38, '3 , Indoor Track Team '38, Junior-Senior Play '39, Intra- mural Sports. ALFRED S, ZIER SOL ZATKOWSKY 218 Loomis Street 728 Grier Avenue SLEEPY SONNY Every man is the maker of his Last but not least. own fortune' Service League '39, '4Q, Electric Jefferson Band '38, '39, Intramural Club '39, '40i AUd'0'V'5'-10' Club sports, '39, '40, lntramural Sports. Fif1'Y'five Xgi C '- BS i . N it I-IVIAI-sifisgagl 41, 1 lxw., ,Ls ,MA 'RT LATTN CLUB HIS large body of Jefferson's Latin students, under the capable leadership of Dr. Albert E. Warsley, offers an opportunity for individual discourse on related questions. To make the study of Latin more enjoyable, Dr. Warsley provides unusual anecdotes per- taining to the background and cultural aspects of things Roman. ART CLUB DIRECTED by Mr. Armand Sozio, the interpretation of art be- comes a fascinating subject. The main purpose of the group is to train those ot artistic ability to various choices such as: pencil sketching, etching, oil painting and soap carving. A sketching from life class provides a recent innovation which produces ex- cellent results. FRENCH CLUB ES ELUS, under the direction of Miss Mary Murphy, comprises French students meeting to discuss topics and viewpoints dealing with current events in France in general. All conversation is necessarily in French at the bi-weekly socials. Trips are planned as a feature to add to the variety of the program. GERMAN CLUB NOWN as Der Deutsches Kultur Verein, this body boasts a varied program including all phases of German legends, cus- toms and literature. Miss Margaret Scherf, as club sponsor, sup- plements the reports of the club members withinformation gather' ed from sources abroad. ' fi WUNW1' UCUEUR I ' 4, St 05,0 C X lil od,-L Af . C 1 ... -SJ if A gr., tj- .1 1. . .. v,..W, , , S I I ww, H leaf ew - H V its I: ii ii ll Aiwa: .fUv,f'v,fi 1 :W- , M . lil. - 4 A L Q PRINTING CLUB HIS club is an exclusive group of Jefterson's best printers organ- ized under the leadership of Mr. Charles Harm, which puts an emphasis on printing while it engages in practical occupations in the interests ot the school. ELECTRIC CLUB HIS club, sponsored by Mr. Maynard E. Hall, is composed of ,4--'fql I 'ef' ttt I ning W f ff' 'Il , . - , 1 is ' fs, V . -,:., Q, It f'f 'f . h . NRE eleven Seniors taking the electrical course. Trips this year in- cluded ones to the Public Service Generating Station at Kearny, the local sub-station, Pennsylvania Railroad Signal Towers, electric locomotives and others. Technical moving pictures give added in- formation concerning industrial and manufacturing processes and other applications of electricity. . ,tss I, I I I L .will I' wi ws zz: few .- -H AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB GRGANIZED in two divisions, Junior and Senior, by Mr. J. Ray- mond Hutchinson, the services rendered by the members of the Audio-Visual Club include the giving of after-class movie pre- sentations, classroom aids, serving at assemblies and affiliated ap- plications of their art. The public address system in the audito- rium is supefvised by these boys. CHESS CLUB THE intelligentsia of the school unfortunately are sponsorless this year, but are keeping up the club's reputation in demonstrat- ing matchless brainwork. The best players comprise a team which is pitted against that of other schools. Rai 45,5 ' -i ,a p46'2fQ?2 ' j+- + R K E' ,gif i ,VN I M 'ir ,.i1'i,., Wa' W A4 :Q gf -ff ,-. ' v- ,I 4' , j xi Li V -V 4 1 :fl -P' ff, 1 fe '- 2':T 'f ' A' , uv' , S, ' filff' if Y k 5. a 1,2 1,4- . may f' ,A 5+ 'QL-if Ma' Q-iTQ?!l'y T 1 Y 'if ', -g -Y 1-gif' L' 'G' 1 1 1 N gf QFTXW- '.1 gf X ' Wljil W 1 A .9 'V A v np .N 4 - y J -I. J ' ff fy- lf, 1 4 1122- '4' .ff J' gl- ' Y V x 'Phi 1 it Inj. 2- 461 fi is. I -ff: I R FORUM CLUB HROUGH its consideration of current problems of national in- terest which include panel discussions on: the influence of press and radio, preserving American Democracy and the Dies Com- mittee's accomplishments, this club continues its efforts to develop thinking citizens. Mrs. Carolyn Davis Williams directs activities both at school and home and with other high school Forum Clubs. STAMP CLUB DVISED by Miss Ruth Glasier, this unit is primarily interested in stamp lore and in providing a convenient medium for the exchange of duplicate stamps. Miss Glasier considers it a novel and interesting way to study geography. DDUBLE QUARTET HESE masters of harmony, coached by Mr. Harold G. Vogt, re- present Jefferson in a wide range of activities. Special assembly programs bring their delightful form of entertainment to us, and Mr. Vogt can assure us that these selected few from the Advanced Glee Club are doing fine work. ADVANCED GLEE CLUB S usual, this group under the direction of Mr. Harold G. Vogt displayed its talent at the Christmas Pageant and other stu- dent programs this year. They engage in such noteworthy activi- ties as visiting other organizations of this type, and showing marked interest in concerts and other highlights of the musical world. 16- .sf ' ,f ...t- -7! llzllildi A American zillil mx 2-IW ' 1043 n1Ai ' W' 1 IU' A' ju ..-P-H' -Md' '- 51174 urllhl tl. 4 JUNIOR GLEE CLUBS 'YOUNGER enthusiasts of the vocal art are enrolled under the direction of Mr. Harold G. Vogt to form the Junior Glee Club. This is a well-trained corps which has lent its invaluable support to football pep meetings and gives zest to routine programs. Divided into. two divisions owing to their large number, Junior Glee Club Number One, is guided by Mr. Vogt and Junior Glee Club Number Two is sponsored by Mrs. Boyer. , ,.- 1--f Q 4 SCHOOL BAND N breaking all precedent last spring by capturing the coveted First Division award in national competition against the keenest competitors, the Jeff Band won for itself a distinct honor. The at- tainments and morale of this outstanding company are something of which the faculty and students may well be proud. The Band is indebted to Mr. Arthur H. Brandenburg for his leadership and understanding of their problems. SCHOOL ORCHESTRA THOUGH comparatively small compared to the band, the Or- chestra does much to alleviate the discomtorts of constant study while rendering musical selections at student assemblies. Conducted by Mr. Arthur H. Brandenburg it specializes in arrange- ments of the compositions of contemporary composers. mfg? - ' I s,m2rHl I will ll I lim--I'-vu ,W MOTION PICTURE CLUB MRS. EVELYN CAHN leads this body of ardent movie-goers who derive pleasure in discussing and criticizing current films, actors, actresses and all subjects pertaining to the movie industry. Through the Monticello Times students are advised as to the better pictures. SERVICE LEAGUE MISS GRACE ELDRED'S organization of this important group has led to orderly conduct in the halls and cafeteria. As a so- cial body, their annual dance with Battin and other activities mark them as an all-around unit. MONTICELLO TIMES STAFF UR school paper is featured in eleven fine publications which cover a wide range of scholastic and extra-curricular activities. The staff, advised by Miss Ruth Ely, assumes all the responsibili- ties concerned with the editing of the paper. This year, the pub- lication claims membership in the Columbia and National Scholastic Associations. HISTORY CLUB -Q. DEFlNlTE revival of interest is seen as Mr. Paul Baker's Horse- Hollow Historians discuss important events in United States history. They have planned and published a booklet of informative material on Elizabethan history and are now debating the possibili- ties for a play concerned with some phase of historic Elizabeth to be staged at Jefferson. it NATURE CLUB OWEVER unfortunate it may be in not having many holdover members from last season, the Nature Club is planning an ac- tive year under the sponsorship of Mr. Walter Kroemmelbein. The desire of the organization is to acquire a knowledge of nature and wild life and to augment it by tours to the adjacent country-side. qi ! J -.pf R415 ki. 4135 .III CHEMISTRY CLUB HE Alchemists' Honor Club, under the conjunctive supervision of Mr. William Davidson and Mr. Peter Waitkevicz, has ar- ranged distinctly novel programs. With advanced laboratory de- monstrations and pleasurable trips to nearby chemical firms the organization combines interest with curiosity in studying chemistry. - A 3 4 4. , ix l Nl . i, . 5 ia, -5 W Mimi ii, ,ii,ii,i,ii,,. itil ,ri li ,,,s,me ,, W., A ,,, ar' seizes STUDENT COURT PONSORED by Miss Grace Eldred, this judicial body, a part of the J. S. O., convenes to dispense impartial justice in cases of student misdemeanor. lt is composed of the Captain of the Service League and the four officers of the J. S. O. LIBRARY CLUB UNDER the guidance of Miss Marion Kinne and Mrs. Edna Hall, the Library Staff aids students in their work by checking at- tendance, charging and shelving books, filing pamphlets and clip- pings and cooperating in every possible way in study periods and after school hours. is X , ,.ig5wi 1 M :ew l fsagisgi 2. . 515352632251 ,-mms:-:n6i:I:-:-:-: .wi ssiismssziax ' ' !il'!:i: iiiiliiiiiiiiliik -- ' ...51gi!5I:I:I , . s3?iE32iE32'E23i L., . 1653515151552 ai msg? ,ii an W i. ,, TYPISTS' CLUB GUIDED by Miss Florence Geller, the Master Typists' Club is ready to defend and better their record as capable workers in State and City contests. Those who can type forty words per min- ute are eligible for membership. SENIOR-soPHoMoRE couNciLs THIS legislative body of student government is made up of J. S. O. and homeroom representatives, who meet during School As- semblies. Miss Grace Eldred acts in the capacity of an adviser at their meetings. ' SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS EFFERSONIANS and Debutants exceeded themselves in glory this year. Starting in November with the Barn Dance, the Junior and Senior Classes continued their social successes into the widely acclaimed Christmas Dance. Gorgeous decorations lent a festive color to these dances. A science demonstration in December brought Battin as a group to Jeff's auditorium for the first time in many years. The Junior-Senior play, The Flight of the Gull, whose cast is pictured here, under the coaching of Miss Helen Ben- nett in April and the Senior Prom in June promise success. CHRISTMAS PAGEANT. STAGED and coached by Mr, Clifton Hopf this reverent and solemn presentation has been an annual feature. Mr. Hopf was assisted by Mr. Arthur Brandenburg and Mr. Harold Vogt, who furnished music and chorals, and by Mr. Armand Sozio, who aided with the costuming and decoration. Sponsored by the P. T. A., the i939 production was given on the evening of December Zlst, and as a program at both school assemblies: the narrators were Robert Tomlinson and William Haines. ZJLMMZN E should like to take this opportunity to express openly our sense of obligation and appre- ciation to the many teachers and fellow-students who aided and assisted us so materially in the compilation and publication of this monumental annual of the Jefferson High School Seniors of 1940. Having foremost rights to our avowals is Dr. Albert E. Warsley who gave of his many years' experience in yearbook work the fullest in time and effort to our present annual in all the chief editorial, business and layout angles. We thank Mr. George Bartlett for supervising, with the indispensable aid of his student chairman, Herbert Vatter, the photography of every single member of the senior class. We are grateful to Mr. William Davidson for collecting and handling our many financial subscriptions. We are indebted to Mr. Peter Waitkevicz and to his student chairman, Martin Hutchinson, for the photography of and writeups pertinent to all the club groups. We are appreciative of the aid of Mr. Paul Baker and his student chairman, Robert Tomlinson, for the photography of and writeups pertinent to all the groups representing our sports. Among other student chairmen of this annual's departments to whom we are grateful for their splendid work are Morgan Clarke, who photographed all our teachers represented on pages 6 and 7 as well as those accompanying club pictures and also all the symbol shots pic- tured thereto in addition to others scattered throughout this book, Salvatore Cascone, who with the critical advice and supervision of Mr. Armand Sozio, drew up the four division pages herein so artistically, as well as the symbolic leads to the Will, Mirror and Prophecy pages for the au- thorship of which we are indebted to Stanley Berman, their student chairman. We thank student chairman, Charles Hecht, for all the typing that was necessary out- side the biographies for which we are indebted to Mrs. Edna Stokes and her classes. To Arthur Sabatino, as biographies chairman, we are appreciative for the thorough job he performed. We thank Arnold Rotsman for the splendid compilation of the advertisements and Charles Holloway for his collection of literary manuscripts. We mentioned only the student chairmen of the dif- ferent departments thus far but likewise include in these acknowledgments all their student staff members as listed on page 12. We are grateful to Mrs. Margaret MacFarquhar, Miss Catherine Close, Miss Ruth Clark and Mr. Harold Vogt for their great efforts in seeing to it that our class song be included in this annual, as written by Arthur Snyder. Nor should Mr, Frank Ball, representative of the New City Printing Company that printed this publication by the Engravatone process, for his courteous service and layout ideas be passed by without our thanks, included in our thanks are Miss Louise Moretti, Mr. l. Field- man and his son Herman, all of the Fieldman Studio, for their many courtesies in the process of photographing us singly and in groups. We are grateful to all our advertisers who purchased space in this publication so generously. ' We trust none were omitted from these acknowledgments, who were of aid and help insofar as this l94O TEE-JAY was concerned, and again, in fine, thank you all. GEORGE CHERLIN, Editor-in-Chief JAY LEVY, Managing Editor Seventy-four X A . 4 ifiihs. f -1 au X 7 SPO - ' H ',,.., 9 I 5 - ' :nr - , fi ' ' u 1 ,... as r f'N'S,, lx , M ,,. - I ,Y X1 rf: x ., ' -fi 2-A' 'ffiff ' g it' A. QA. ,HK 45, A z . ' ,-'1-ff: ' V Q lx 4 . - 1' . I , M2132 , : . , fl- , X ,L lf' 'f-if . ,- ' . L- 551' .'.f.,.,1gr:f:,1?., ' , . 'A . I 7 - 1 1 Y - ' V , f -F , - ' I f W' f E M 1: EI ' I :gil I R ,N jk I S. :A K If L X ?3'Q 1.3 ,f .Qi ,WW a yuh X ' ' -S 1, 9' , - ' - ,.f I 'fv- yn A . Kd, y f at in X-. wr ' lx, 1 x ,EYXP v coach 'ppow - Coach Ziob,-0 53? Am. . i4i5?gg'f9Q2z,, 33 mx' EW U Cijach D -Q efering Coa ch CBNN flhffff' 4f.Zl21frf-mf X X 242:-H' Ia 435 - 'T 11. fx ie - , Y D ,hi - ,..v- -- 4.-s . , CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM RUNNERS VER a three-year period, Coach John E. Tomlins through in twenty-tour lyes 24l consecutive dual meets against the State's best opposition, with twelve ot these coming this year. Besides this, they won the State championship atterbeing runner-up to Kearny tor three years, copped the Seton Hall College invitation meet, high school division, h third straight year, ran away with the Union County title, and wound h ' the Nationals at Warinanco Park. on has had his boys come for t e up this wonderful record by placing titt in Although seven ot the champions are graduating in June, Coach Tomlinson, J rrett, and Manny Stewart next season, will ' ' ' here he building around Toabe, Charley a ' ' tor more titles and glory, besides picking up w be out gunning again le tring. tt oft with the dual meet s -- 'fll -i-:AM Y' K Head Coach Tomlinson UNNERS svae CHAMNON P- If Coach Jacobson Faculty Manager Wiebesiek BASKETBALL TEAM 5 J v R I ASKETBALL, this season, as did soccer, saw a change in coaches: lrving Rabbit Jacobson taking over the coaching duties in mid-season from Fred Wiebesiek, who has become faculty manager of athletics. Against the best opposition, the Presidents have improved with each game, and should show up well in the County and State tourneys. ln l4 games played, Jeff has emerged the winner Five times, one of these avenging the gridders' defeat at the hands of Garfield, state champs. Five of the reverses were heart- breakers, since Jeff played good ball but lost by only a few points, to Linden, Asbury, Nutley, Bound Brook, and to Weequahic in an overtime thriller. This year's stars include Captain Johnny Clahan, Sonny Kay, Eddie Richel, Joe Novello, Willie Lape, Rip Collins, and Wallace Leary. Coach Kirkleski BASEBALL TEAM Q-LTHOUGH the varsity will include more underclassmen than seniors, Coach Kirkleski has many of experience, with numer- ous of this year's stock having earned their letter last year. An- other suicide schedule is promised, but with good material plentiful the Presidents should be able to come through in most of these. Those who promise to be this year's standouts are Norm Jones, Manny Stewart, Bill Delaney, Jimmy VanArsdale, Rip Collins, Red Manhardt, Bob Sussman, and Bobby Low. SOCCER TEAM OCCER this season saw a change in coaches, Mr. Nash taking over the duties from Mr. Baker, who has been ill. The sea- son's record can be counted successful, for, although we won three and tied two of ten games, a wealth of sophomore material wasl uncovered, Pat Gargano, Eddie Olenczak, Ernie Conrad, Ray Lut- tgens, George Skarecki, Dom Crissali, and the Dias boys, Walt and Johnny, all played good soccer throughout the season. Coach Nash Coach Hann mb RIFLE TEAM THIS year's rifle team, under Coach William Hann as usual, has showed definite signs of winning most of their matches. Prac- tice at the Armory has turned out some excellent marksmen, in- cluding Freddy Wilhelms, Bob Robinson, Morgan Clarke and Gene Pike. Having already tied Caldwell, Jeff has yet to encounter such teams as Linden, Roselle, and numerous county rifle clubs, which should provide some interesting matches. WRESTLI NG TEAM OACH HENRY DETERING has had numerous misfortunes, which have marred Jeff's grappling season. The three men counted on for yeoman work this year have become ineligible or dropped out But numerous others have been uncovered who have done nobly for the Red and Black: Carl Hann, Ernie Kindervatter, Chet Czujak Johnny Waldheim, and Von Bischoffshausen. Co ach Derering FENCING TEAM Coach Gleason X1 1-, NDER Coach James Gleason, this year's fencing team has turn- ed in good matches against stiff teams from all over the State. With four veterans comprising the team, Kirk Craig, Bob Allen, Stan Rosenstrauch, and Vic Shedko, they have all made themselves quite evident in each match so far this season. CHEERING SQUAD coach god' NDER Mr. Clifton Hopf's most able and inspiring direction, Jeff, this past season, has turned out a fine set of cheerleaders. They have each given their every effort in assisting the football team, by gaining the student-body's whole-hearted support. George Bird, Alex Matzuk, Fred Wilhelms, Artie Sabatino, and Bruce Bass were the ,boys who most capably led our cheering and singing. fl, We gm an Qewew HEN the Class of l94O passes from the corridors of Jefferson, it will leave behind it a year full of innovations and precedents. The year started off most inauspiciously, with the football team seemingly unable to gain momentum. This was more than overshadowed, however, by the bril- liant string of victories amassed by the cross-country team, which ended in their capturing the county and state championships and placing well in the nationals. The basketball team, under the leadership of our new Coach Jacobson, started slowly but soon found itself. The elections, held in October, produced capable officers led by George Bird, J. S. O. president, and Joseph Novello, leader of the seniors. Under their guidance, a series of successful social affairs was staged. Perhaps the greatest gain was in social activities. The Barn Dance in December and the Mid-Winter Hop in January were all well-attended affairs. The success of the dances is apparent by the quick succession in which they followed each other. A major event, in the eyes of those who would like to see the return of co-education in Elizabeth, was a joint Battin-Jefferson assembly, held in Jefferson. This was a huge success for all students, who enjoyed the colorful sight of girls in Jefferson. ln musical circles, Jefferson made great strides. The orchestra suc- ceeded in placing six of its members in the All-State organization. An in- novation was the founding of the All-City Mixed Chorus, made up of mem- bers of the Battin and Jefferson Glee Clubs. During Education Week, the parents of Jefferson students were in- vited to visit our school and to see various parts of it in action. A large number accepted this invitation and crowded the building. The Activity- Booklet campaign, for the third year under the able leadership of Dr. Albert E. Warsley, succeeded in passing well beyond the goal set for ticket sales. The two highest standing home rooms, llAl and llA2, were treated to the Woodbridge football game at Woodbridge. The annual Christmas Pageant was again beautifully and expertly portrayed under the guidance of Mr. Clifton J. Hopf. Other events, which helped make the year full, were: the Alumni Bas- ketball Game and Dance, other sports, headed by soccer and wrestling, and many interesting and varied assemblies. ln April, the l94O Tee-Jay will make its appearance, being the sixth under Dr. Albert E. Warsley's direction, we can take his word for it when he states that he believes it will be the best yet issued. We also await the staging in April of another successful play, so ably coached by Miss Helen Bennett. As we watch the year unfold, there is little doubt that, about the Class of l94O, can be said, They made Jefferson better for having been there. Eighty-four -:mam Vx,-, '1 OACH -ru 'I-1 M A! 1 JNL-- nfavuv. 152 ZWOOPET LESSONS IN mmcal X-XXFSMAHI H3411-Lhilf sf: 1-xo! 'WM A :um w , , 1, 1.3 n, A.,- 8 ll vv AN ., -L mm ,w Y - f ,. N N . T JA 'N ... . . W ' 'b w :M Q 'N ME 2' '?:m:,z,-15 1 ' JE f' f' Y, ,f '+7fJ'.l, ,Q ,, , 1 QF? wg ' W V r- ,, H ,fl ' . . l3 Eg g moons, -- A -1- mx V- -'ff , - A ' kusmwrwi H A ' J rf mm we ,j Q my 4: W , t 2 I ,251-O . u.,.r,1+nTQx - 1 .- W1 -Q3 ,F w wx A A, A' Grim P x 2.5 A QU mf it , , . 'ff --IMT L fa . :1 , , '3 lf 1 f- ,. ,- 5 g h-V. .Q Q KX 1: ff ' x V' ' ' -il-L-in F 5. ' 5 xy . H an , --,. 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M. x Si H .f CLASS MIRROR GENERAL SENIOR MIRROR BEST ATHLETE .................................................................................... J. Kania BEST DANCER ............... ........... C . Doyle BEAU BRUMMEL .............. ........... J . Levy WITTIEST .........,.............. ........... W . Houston NOISIEST .....,.......................... ........... J . Koziol MOST ROMANTIC ................ ............ A . Kay MOST INDUSTRIOUS .............. .............................................. G . Cherlin SCHOOL SPIRITED ............... .................................................. F . Wilhelms BEST RIVALS ..........................................,.. M. Hutchinson v. C. Hesselbach ACADEMIC AND SCIENTIFIC MIRROR BEST LINGUIST ................................................................................. M. Hutchinson BEST ARTIST ............. ........... S . Cascone BEST HISTORIAN ........,............... ..........I S . Berman BEST MATHEMATICIAN ........... Tomlinson BEST SCIENTIST ................... ........... C . Hesselbach BEST POET .....................................,....................................... .......... L . Josephs COMMERCIAL MIRROR BEST BOOKKEEPER .....................................................,.., .......... J . Parlapiano BEST TYPIST ........................................... ........... W . Andruszkiewicz BEST SALESMAN ...................................... ........... C . Hecht BEST COMMERCIAL LAWYER .......... ........... J . Richardson BEST STENOGRAPHER ........................ ........... F .Wendel BEST SECRETARY .............................................,I............. ........... F .Wendel TECHNICAL MIRROR BEST ELECTRICIAN ........................................................ ........... A . Zier BEST CARPENTER ................ ........... J . Kucmyda BEST PRINTER .............................. ........... A . Vavrek BEST AUTO MECHANIC ...,....... ........... R . Wogram BEST MACHINIST .,................... ........... R . Pavlic BEST SCIENTIST ................... ........... L .Zahradnik E ghty li' E, the members of the Class of 1940, do hereby, on this last school day of 1940, ordain our last will and testament and attest its duly-meditated contents as follows: The happiness, sorrows and headaches of our senior year to the class follow- ing us. George Bird leaves his position in the J. S. O. to Frank Stumpf. Walter Chemris leaves his job as Editor of the Times to Stanley Shipnoski. Milton Guber leaves his ability-to-impersonate to Moptop Miller. Walter Britton leaves his height to William Haines. Allan Spilner bequeaths his dancing ability to Frank Timoni. Dick Aydelotte leaves his Dial Twisting column to anyone crazy enough to continue it. Martin Hutchinson leaves Charles Hesselbach with regrets. Robert Carey just leaves lslowly but surelyl. Alex Kay leaves his ability to get along with girls to Eugene Gauch. Larry Josephs leaves in 1940 as he entered in 1937 ..... chewing gum. James King leaves his ability to get in 209 at 8:29 7f8 to Arthur Purdy. George Cherlin leaves his brilliancy to Irving Tobin. Bob Bass leaves his blonde hair and lazy manner to his brother Bruce. John Clahan leaves his basketball ability to Bill Lape. Gene Rau departs ..... and the faculty weeps. John Romano leaves but his jokes live on forever. Joseph Kania bequeaths his football ability to Stanley Van Arsdale. Robert Tomlinson leaves his ability in all kinds of math to Irvin Horwitz. 95LZJ Berman leaves, and the school dummies breathe a sigh of relief. Charles Hersh bequeaths his sartorial elegance to Joseph Urso. Dave Cook leaves his typing ability to Frank Saporito. Most of the seniors leave happily but regretfully. ln witness whereof, We have hereunto affixed our signatures. THE CLASS OF 1940 Eighty-seve cLAss ROQIIECL Tuning in on the Newscasters in l96O ' REETINGS Mr. and Mrs. North America and all the ships at sea, let's go to press! Flashes! District Attorney Berman blasts testimony of defense attorney Fairman's surprise witness! Fairman asks for a new trial. Treasurer of Levy's Amalgamated Department Stores reports semi- annual dividends of Sl 50,000! Senator Bird leads Republican Senators in fight against Farm Appro- priations. Milton Guber opens season' with striking performance in Hamlet. Stuart Cahn speaks at annual businessmen's dinner. Lauds Presidential policies. Charles Hersh, Princeton historian, is given an honorary Litt.D. degree by Harvard. Walter Bing wins Academy Award for his performance in movie version of The Flight of the Gull. The firm of Tomlinson and Sabatino, architects and engineers, has just received the contract to build a Pan-American Sky-Way. Secretary of Agriculture Hutchinson speaks at the annual meeting of the Grange. He scorns Bird for attack on Farm Appropriations. Dr. Charles Hesselbach has invited several prominent surgeons to his Long Island home. What new medical discovery will be revealed? The Nobel Prize Winners have been announced as follows: Salvatore Cascone receives the art award, and Lawrence Josephs is awarded the prize for poetry. Final newspaper polls find Bill Houston the most popular comedian on the air waves and Schreiber's Syncopators the most popular swing band. Du Pont will soon announce the results of the research experiments car- ried on by Robert Niesel for the past six months. The discovery is expected to revolutionize the clothing industry. Robert Mielke has been reelected President of the United Motion Picture operators. Napowanetz's performance in new comedy hailed by critics. Called one of the funniest comedians to appear on a Broadway stage in a long while. That's all for the moment but l'lI be back in a flash with more flashes! Eighty-eight FOREST TERRORS TREES, trees, trees, for hours now, nothing but endless aisles of trees. Trees cannot speak, but they moan, they creak, they rustle. Only the wind? And always the wind whispers. Again that moaning, it's louder, it rings in the ears, it tortures the brain, quickens the heart, draws cold sweat. lt's only the wind. . .Only the wind . . .Only the wind. . .Only the wind. . . Overhead the strum of the steady wind, yet here, close to the earth, steaming heat, heavy humid air. . . and swarms of tiny flies, a swirling, danc- ing, mist ot insects. A buzzing, biting, cloud of living dust, rising and falling, blinding the eyes. The light is fading . . . Sun is going down. But maybe the air will cool, maybe the flies will stop. Darkness is closing in . . . Can't see very well . . . Eyes swollen with bites. The trees-they're changing--horrible, distorted, waving figures. That trunk--a face-it laughed. lt can't be-only a tree. That branch-a hand-the fingers-they stretch. Those are eyes-aren't they? Staring, blinking, silent-they moved-a screech-just an owl. What's that? A dry rattle-a crash-a dead branch. Ah! Moonlight. Good! But that clearing, it was way back there-this morning. This is the right trail, but that boulder, that was there too . . . Men, lost, travel in a circle . . . Lost. Circle. Lost. The trees are moving- they're closing in . . . The ground rises like a wave . . . Heat, no air, circle, grasping hands, staring eyes, moaning, rustling, screech, rattle, crash, roar, whisper, roar, whisper, the wind--only the wind . . . GIBSON FAI RMAN 689613 Day ls Abed The day is abed with the sun, Lying close in terrestrial embrace Away from all light. Only the moon sees, And she Must beck the clouds To cover her face: Lest her blushes shock the stars. LAURENCE JOSEPHS Eighty-nine BLEICKER'S JEWELERS OF REPUTATION II7 BROAD STREET ELIZABETH, N. J. R. J. GOERKE CO. 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