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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1942 volume:

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To all, however, we wish- HAPPY LANDINGS! , A an Walter Baran Alan N. Edward Adams Donald Hulick Ben De Reamer John English Robert Mackenzie Frank Murphy ll E 52 Q 1 S 1 5 S S 1 Q Q E , 2 Student Coordinators CARL SERAFI N ALLEN KAUFMAN HARRY RUDEL HERBERT HANSEN Faculty Coordinator DR. A. E. WARSLEY kms Summa 'Qu su-1.asztn.uzw wasnt THOMAS xsrvlnsorl mea scnoox. nas! slldff vt-M11 moss lt, ammo sn. as Y. vi . Munn., Pnncxpnx 11.6 Passions, Am, vrxnctpsx March 19 , 1942 To the G1ass of 1942: We 1ooh forward with mired emotions to the coming graduation. The graduates of this c1ass 1111 be 1n nany 11nes of pursuit in a11 e 101:16 within two or tnree years. The expansion t without unit during your high school the years 1gnmed1ate1y ea of the parts of th our norman has been amos days, and this expansion 1111 continue in ahead. nelly reports cone back from a11 parts of the ar esent conf11ct and they make one rea111.e how nany graduates of the Forces and howl many are in other pursuits that io-rces. One graduate e for bravery at ed- pr Jefferson are in contribute to the success of our E-111.abetn scnoo1s has 'Qust received a citation YeaI1 Harbor and been made e Maier in the xlartnes. Another gr nate was the first doctor in the American Expeditionary Eoroe to step from snip to the shores of 1re1and. Whether in peace or in war, it 1s our fondest iish that each of you 1111 contribute your maximum of service to your country, those 1dea1s must succeed over 101 and se1f1sh sims of d1otetoria1 powers, if democracy is to surfiye. of O of th M MR ' PORTER P,-inc, W .pal Jeffmson HiQh SCI-100' Lm,egf 1' DR RAY E. CIIEFELC SchOOI,S . I b f Superintendent Elma e J I I g l: i 'f u l 1 2 5 , f Y Qual-b uf fbucatiun flfuhnh. N161 Jersey My E C N E N E Y MBPCII 15, .1942 To t he Class of 1942: As you are about to l sea of life I b aunch your . an happy to my est wishes y P0 N individual ships on the be offered this opportunity to express for your safe and successful voyeges to whatsoever rts or endeavor you have selected as your ambitious objectives. At this particular time, the ses is turbulent and rllled with unseen and llnlmovn perils. Submerged reets will endanger your ships. The hulls or some my be pierced by Jagged rocks of experience and battered by relentless waves of opposit such mishaps my cause the ships to flounder The uncharted waters may form int threaten the sez-enlt ion end on the fierce sess. o hostile waves that will y or your voyages. But, for three years at .T studied to become w his collr efterson H1 orthy pilot se intelli the com gh School, you have s. And s 3001! pilot will set gently and sell: he will keep watchful eyes on pass of steadfast resolve and tenacious pu.:-po ' meet each looming pez-11 with undsunted co built ship will finally have his li1'e's voyeg las se, he 'Ill urege until his sturdily weathered safely ell the dsngez-s or e end docked st that fruitful harbor that first set es his objective. Q7 r Mm 7lw1ua 4 BECAUSE her time and efforts in our behalf on all occasions were ever plenteous, given without heed or incon- venience and in a manner most gracious, having been so motivated solely by thoughts of helping and guiding us in our senior affairs and activities, We, thereby, the Class of l942, do affectionately de- dicate this l942 edition of the TEE-JAY to Miss Theresa Featherston. in 5 Zlb nnzugnln Vgbv .,5,, ,,,,,. fig., wi? A .Y ALBERT E, WARSLEY General Chairman PAUL G. BAKER Senior BiographieQ awww 8 GEORGE R. BARTLETT Senior Photography PETER J, WAITKEVICZ Clubs Photography BIOGRAPHIES EDITORS f 5 le- lr CANDID PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Charles Bachofen Donald Mahan Peter Krivoshik Davnd Nelson Walter Kroemmelbein ART EDITOR I V Ln I. S - 'A 7 '- lqA'h4 3 , -'I '-V' A PHOTOGRAPHY SCHEDULE EDITORS V . Lou: Te telbaum Jack Schleck Edward Sull an . ' 'L , ' V A 11 .. C -N ' 3: n ' Z 'cl r,,I O 2 , ,Q E. Q 2 ZF . ' if' I2 E fs, f I 5 2 5 3 FEATURES smrons A5 3 I YD G T A I lb P a Gus Stavros Charles Apostola Arthur Kornhause 5' Seymour Goldberg In o F: 'D UI vb 4- L O D. U1 E o .t 'U ua III .n : U .. o .t 'U HJ um .E .2 'Ol .. ua s 'u 4 He Ier Leonard Kozatch srael ge Rusciano Geor qzwflfff Miss Bennett Mr. Davidson Miss Feafherston Mr. Gudmundson Mr. Higbie Mr. Averill Mr. Benson Mr. Davis Miss Gallagher Mrs. Hall Mr. Hopf -, , E'f '5' Mr. Barner Mr. Cox Miss Elkcs Mr. Gleason Mr. Harm Miss Kinne Mr. Bartlett Mr. Crider Miss Ely Mrs, Gorgens Mrs. Hcinemeyer Mr. Kirkleski QGCWZZV 'QV' wo 9--M an Mr. Kowalsky Mr. Mclntyre Mrs. Peake Mr. Schaniz Mr. Tomlinson Dr. Warsley Mr. Koslowski Mr. Morahan Miss Peters Mr, Sozio Mr. Townsend Mrs. Welch i Mr--, Wrvw!'1'f-lbrfn. N is ,. ,42,5Q,W,,,1,Z Q 5 V. ' , : -. A 1iMgg5 i?h.agip5iQ: 1'- A 1 ' Mr.W'iQQeiiek'--.,.Q.. , :Miss Egfuirphy Mlssffoiliiv I A I 'Mr.'SxaHeik'.:I'Q' I ' 2Mr,gQ,Sjli0k'65-' 52-,MPI jfbitj f4Qg,2mi4fa,+,3 Mrs. MacF:irauhar Mr. Nash Mr. Radvanski Miss Tarlow Miss Wade Mr, Williard Passmore Rosenfeld .Taylor Wailkcvicz .Winter K M M ,W A HELEN A. SCHREIBER EDITH A, HICKEY OLGA V. MARASCO ALGER A, DAVIS Treasurer RAY H. PASSMORE Vice-Principal om IW JAMES H. GLEASON Attendance 12 Coordinators CARL SERAFIN ALLEN KAUFMAN HARRY RUDEL HERBERT HANSEN Activities Staff ISRAEL KOZATCH ALEX LINKUS ELWOOD DIETZ BERT LENOBLE CARL DREYER JOSEPH INDICK Biographies Staff DONALD MAHAN CHARLES BACHOFEN PETER KRIVOSHIK Advertising Staff GEORGE RUSCIANO EDWARD KAUFMAN NORMAN LEVENSON LEO FISHER DANIEL GUIDICE qw, gm, Stall Sports Staff LEONARD l-IELLER ANGELO LIDON Typing Staff TED FIALKOWSKI RAYMOND MITCHELL Photography Schedule Staff LOUIS TEITELBAUM JACK SCHLECK EDWARD SULLIVAN Candid Photography Staff DAVID NELSON WALTER KROEMMELBEIN SHERMAN WELTCHEK Circulation Staff STEPHEN KESSLER CARL TONGRING Art Staff SEYMOUR GOLDBERG ARTHUR FOLKENFLI K Prophecy Staff CHARLES APOSTOLAS GUS STAVROS ARTHUR KORNHAUSER EDWARD BRONNER Mirror Staff WILLIAM LAMBERT ROBERT CLARK SANFORD BERMAN CARL SERAFIN Will Staff SAM CUNNINGHAM MARVIN SANDOR SEYMOUR BIERMAN VICTOR GUALANO B 100021 -vw-M af. 12-8 I2-Sl Homeroom of Miss Gallagher George Adams, Robert Baines, Morris Berman, Frank Brtek, Carl Dreyer, Ray Frick, Joseph Gerencser, Irwin Cordon, Daniel Guioice, Robert Halstrick, Daniel Hou- rihan, Robert Kempf, Edward Kucharski, Bert Lenoble, Jack Leonard, Angelo Lidon, Donald Linsenmann, Thomas Liss, Fred Meyer, John Mistelli, Fred Maschberger, Jack Ninivaggi, Henry Riekehob, Werner Schank, Harry Sie- bert, Terrence Sigmon, John Soja, Theodore Thompson, Salvatore Vicari, Ralph White, Alex Yarosky, Frank Zyg- munt and Clarence Whitmore. I2-C3 Homeroom of Miss Glasier Dennis Abenilla, Fred Alberta, Leon Arbeitel, Gerald Ca- patch, Warren Deibel, Michael Fedirko, Teddy Fialkowski, Elmer Geiger, Andrew Girgus, Raymond Grosholz, Jack Guempel, Patsy Guida, Milton Jacobson, lrvlng Joseph, Jake La Brutta, Raymond Mack, James McGarry, Alvin Miller, Robert Morrow, John Reinhard, Joseph Ruvolo, Mike Salcito, Alex Smelson, William Styler, Giacento Tavormina, Harold Trembley, Clarence Vanderhurst, William Vierling, John Ward, Bernard Wasserman, Wil- liam Werner, Harry Winegar, John Yacek, Herman Zim- merman ancl Harold Hennings. I2-Gl Homeroom of Mr. Hall Robert Amory, Stephen Babish, Raymond Bassillo, Nicho- las Belents, Seymour Bierman, Leonard Blumenthal, Vin- cent Bonner, William Bowman, Winthrop Brown, Robert Cullen, Czeslawk Czujak, Joseph David, James Davitt, Jr,, Walter Dillon, Herbert Drickler, George Dvorsky, Amel Gambacurta, Arthur Haynes, George Johnson, Jr., Roy Lurcott, Francis Murscoe, George Rusciano, Joseph Sobolta, Albert Sutter, Jr,, Govey Taylor and Walter Yapkiewicz. I4 100 0 7ea-fm, JI. R. 'I2-S2 Homeroom of Miss Moran Joseph Abelita, Edward Abraham, William Anthes, Charles Apostolas, Sanford Berman, Carl Broeker, Law- rence Bryant, Joseph Caterinicchio, Robert Clark, Jo- seph Di Leo, Thomas Du Shinka, Jerome Ehrenberg, Richard Everitt, Joseph Faber, Carl Falco, Chester For- tuna, Robert Haggerty, Harold Hartwig, Fred Herbst, Cecil Hersh, William Hoffman, Raymond Jennings, Allen Kaufman, Frank Koczur, Henry Koehler, lsidore Mandel, Daniel Nozza, Edgar Pavia, Anthony Rynkiewicz, Wil- liam Titterington and Robert Yospin. I2-A2 Homeroom of Mr. Townsend Nicholas Arace, Ralph Berkowitz, Stanley Blazewski, Wil- liam Boyle, James Carter, Raymond Casselli, Rocco Di Spirito, Raymond Eriksen, Vincent Festa, Leo Fisher, Ray- mond Fritz, Fred Gebhardt, Edward Gerson, George Green- wood, Clifford Gregory, Victor Gualano, Robert Hawley, Albert Heller, Austin Hersh, Arthur Holden, Robert Hun- ter, Joseph lndick, John Kativa, Stephen Kessler, Arthur Kornhauser, Richard Krinzman, David Nelson, Edward O'Brien, Albert Rugani, Nicholas Sabbatelli, Leslie Siess, Anthony Spirito, Gus Stavros, Robert Stuart, Boleslaus Urban, Robert Vogt, Robert Walsh and Sherman Weltchek. I2-G3 Homeroom of Mr. Radvanski Joseph Ashnault, Edward Babkowski, George Baker, Frank Beninato, Thomas Breckenridge, Edward Faszew- ski, Thomas Gleason, Stanley Hrysenko, Benny Jerond, Thomas Lee, Henry Madjeski, Angelo Marinelli, Harold Marz, Frank Mascaritolo, Bruce Mills, John Murray, Vito Nufrio, Edward Palac, Martin Pfeffer, Norman Rappaport, Robert Riedel, Clifford Ruemler, Sexto Salgado, Robert Sheehan and Walter Suwak. l5 Gladfl Sang of 194.2 LYNC by Supervmed by Score by DONALD L. MAHAN, '42 MR. HAROLD G. VOGT THEODORE FIALKOWSKI, '42 Muvlevafo . , 'P 'll f 3 ' j Eg T 3 Q. E 1 E3 is o 1. Fered ell, faredwell, dear Jeff:er-s , Our days with you are near-1 thru. we SQ? F' FEW S fl 11 CP -9' . . Q Q 7-17 I ffmafi tsl lffilis bid 'sa-dieu with song and tearg Our ship is it-ing at the p er. Fare- ' F r S T l' F' E , f Y , 6 .- 5 -6 5- ML time ' Q 1 well, fare-well, dear Jeff-er-son, The school where work, like play, is fuae The .. 5: - 5 : L! . 'F' 1 1 ' 1, 'H 2' 4- Y CD gs -er ' AP is 1 0 QV ' Q la 4 if I 1 ' year may come, t e years may g But thoughts of you we'1l o.14?s P Q z. ' .Q 0 n ' 5- 2. 5. Farewell, farewell, dear Jefferson On waves of fortune we'll leave soong Aeross the waters we shall sail, We'1l battle winds and rain and hail. Farewell, farewell, dear Jefferson, You taught us much of lasting worth- To think and act and gladly give, And peaeeably with others live. Farewell, farewell, dear Jefferson Your doors will soon behind us olose In distant lands we'll stake our claims Some day we hope we'11 reach our aims. Farewell, farewell, dear Jefferson Our hearts are sad as we depart And boundless are our thanks and praise For happy hours and worthwhile days. 1 5 x S T59 ' b 4 1 L: S gi S f 3 i f A mai Y? .z L S 'Hb' Q ,aww ,Z 32 . Mgifw s f 465. M . f5'Ez55EYf:i3g?f WQFWTLIL iii .lg u-NTIS , , L51, Li1i,.L.1 , A fmfgifvz K L Q A p,gzYaL,,L11f,,,wgf-,.2wM,3 X N , S , J. fx , , :fg ,M-g,1,5zm W U1 f: gg-,555 ve f Q- , -K5 k ff- Lklkivf W L m vj: 2 2' S5 S ffa' 3' ,S , 5. ax L J -.11 P I Q12 Joseph Abelita 13 Loomis Street He that pays all for all is past all harm, rrjoer. Art Club '41, Intramural Sports. Robert E. Amory 714 Pearl Street Life is one great adventure, so why not make the best ot it Hammer Head Intramural Sports. Joseph Androsko 562 South Park Street Your lite is what you make it. ,,Andy., Soccer Team '40, '41, '42, Intramural Sports. N Dennis Abenilla ,J 141 Fourth Street The deed is everything, the f glory naught. Dinty Master Typists Club '41, Glee 'J Club '40, '41, 5 X F 'X 'Edward J. Abraham 3 623 South Park Street 1 shall turn one more leaf I in my book ot life, and let f the other pages be their own story. . . William J. Anthes Abe . Wrestling Team ,401 ,411 ,42: H 438. Pennington Street Soccer Team '40, '41, Intra- A winner never quits, and mural Sports. a quitter never wins. Babe Cross Country Team '42, AI- chemists Club '42, Intra- mural Sports '4l. rf George L. Adams f X F 633 Madison Avenue f .., Good character is beyond 6 ,577 reproach. K! Q-1 K Sparky f J for Z German Club '40, '41, Glee f X K ciuia '40, '41, '42, f F M M f' N f if tv-5,5 ! ta' Charles G. Apostolas, Jr. 522 Riverside Drive lf you are going to be somebody, be the best. Greek Tee-Jay Staff '42, Glee Clul '41, '42, Vergil Honor So ciety '42, Fencing Club '40 '41, Intramural Sports, Ping Pong Team '40, '41, Ad- vanced Glee Club '41. 'P 'fa , .eff 4-or! ff, Z j' Fred Alberta Albert Alexo V, Otto Altenburg Vincent J, Alfgbelli 26 Jacques Street 317 Bond Strect X 337 West Jersey Street 323 South Seventh Sfreef Keep your aim in mind and Never give up. Bc wnse enough not to ask A lie stands on one leg strive always to reach it. HMM more of lite than is Irfe, truth on two. HFHIZH Soccer Team '40, School MI? IMS' HIIYTTH Glee Club '40, '41, '42, in- Barra '41, '42, Track Team O 0 intramural spans. tramural Sports. '42, Dance Club '42, Service League '40, '41, Cheer Leader '41, Glee Club 1,8 '40 Albert Arace 33 North Reid Street And yet the menace of the years finds and shall find me unafraid. NAV. Advanced Glee Club '40, '41, '42, All-City Glee Club '40, Christmas Pageant '39, '40, '41, Master Typists Club '40, Table Tennis Team '39. Nicholas Arace 6Ol Third Avenue Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. Nick Horse Hollow History Club '4l, '42, intramural Sports, 1 +2 ky.: XXX KX NN K NT ffl xl!! I l Joseph J. Ashnault 26 North Reid Street Slow but sure. Mme., Senior Electric Club '42, Intramural Sports. Stephen Babish 508 Bond Street Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. irpipu Intramural Sports. Edward Babkowski 232 Bond Street The pen is mightier than the sword. I Hzekef' Leon Arbeitel Leo Arena K Intramural Sports. S47 Franklin Street 257 Keats Avenue I lt isn't what you do, but HH th h- - the way that you do it. apzgsis O? Suciesiifleve 5 HBOSSH Football Manager '41, Red HLEOU Intramural S orts. cross rim Aid Club '41, D Dance Club '4l, Office Stu- dent Manager '42. x 1 i Charles F. Bachofen 208 Rankin Street Words are like leaves, and where they most abound, Much fruit of sense beneath is rarely found. Duke , Bock Master Typists Club '40, '41, '42, Monticello Times Staff '40, Tee-Jay Staff '42, Of- fice Practice Student Man- ager '42, Intramural Sports. N P5 -si:-ie ff J x ,f M f-- ...-4' 3 f I ,-Q ' Z ff' A-f f Z 52 , fb ffgvf f gf' an fees-If -ff Sofa f J f .ef gf ,JJ Robert Baines 529 Monroe Street 'Believe that you have it and you have it. ,reobii itudent Council '40, Alchem- zg Club '42, Tee-Jay Staff Frank Baker 551 Fulton Street The wind and the waves are always on the side of the able navigator, Dinkey Office Practice Assistant Student Manager '42, Intra- mural Sports. George G. Baker 616 Elizabeth Avenue My deeds may be my life, but when I am dead my ac tions may speak for me. rrM.kerr School Orchestra '40, '4l '42, Library Staff '40, '41 Red Cross '40, '4l, '42, In tramural Sports, Peter B. Baker 866 Anna Street Everything is two per cent inspiration and ninety-eight per cent perspiration. Pete Cafeteria Service League '40, Service League '40, Library Club '40. in nfs: Fkxl NX fxkw xx X 0 tx Qu l9 Chester J. Baran 537 Richmond Street All for one and one for all. Chet lntramural Sports. James E. Belo 522 South Park Street Ende gut, Alles gut. rlhmli Dance Club '4Og Art Club '40, Monticello Times Staff '4l. Frank P. Beninato 566 Walnut Street Commanding all, obeying none. Sabu Sophomore Football Team '40, Intramural Sportsg School Band '40, '4l. Richard C. Baranowski 'J 734 Brunswick Avenue He who plants the seed wlll K care for lt. Baron Chess Club '40, '4lg Glee 5 Club '40, '4lg Advanced Glee Club '41, '42j Rifle 2 xv Club '40, student council 2 J '40, '4l, I-xg' August S. Barone H 6511.5 Fourth Avenue I Life is what you make it. I Baron l d T k '4O' I . . ggoffsrl 'ac ' 'mammal Ralph D. Berkowitz Morris H. Berman 906 Kilsyth Road 758 Eaton Street Observation and effort are An empty barrel makes the the keys to knowledge. most noise. Berky Morris School Band '40, '4lg All- Chess Club '40, Motion Plc- City Band '40, '41, French ture Club '41, Fencing Club Club '4Og Graphic Arts Club '41, Latin Club '40, Camera '41, Club '42. F Raymond E. Bassillo ' .AF J f 2l9 South Seventh Street -7773 J I 1 Live and let llvef' 7 f ,J J f Killer K f 1' f r ff ff f Monticello Times Staff '40, f K ff id. X Intramural Sports. fr I., NAI X X tf u.-4' 7 X s of f fa' ,. I .. I ..,.. , 3 K :.k, ,J AQ -3 M 'Lg Russell A. Bayne Frank G. Beck Nicholas Belenefs 733 Vine Street 426 Erlco Avenue 746 Trumbull Street Everything comes to him Success is happlnessf' Without labor nothing who waltsf' llBOOm,BOOmll prospersf' RUSS Sophornole Football Team HN'Ck Fenclno Team '40, Art Club '40, J. V. Football Team '4lg Intramural Sports '40, Intramural Sports. Varslty Football Team '42, 20 lntrarnul al Sports Edward J. Belluscio 451 Morris Avenue One thing ls forever good, that one thing l5 success. Edd Vice-President '40, '4l, Track '4l, Intramural Hollow HISYOTY yn Nature Club Manager '40, Sports, Horse Club '42. Sanford Berman 736 Eaton Street lt is better to try and fail than not to try at all. Buddy Vergil Honor Society '42, Forum Club '40, '415 School Band '40, '41, Ping Pong Club '41, All-City Band '40, '41g Alchemists Honor Club '42, Horse Hollow History Club '41, '42, Chess Club '41, Tee-Jay Staff '42, Charles Bertiger 131 Bellevue Street Sleep and forget tomorrow until tomorrow call you, Canary Bowling Team '42, Service League '42, Intramural Sports. Seymour D. Bierman 1440 Concord Place Once a King, always a King. Little Moe Tee-Jay Staff '42, Student Council '40, Service League '42, intramural Sports. Nicholas Bilsky 42 Rankin Street Hard work conquers everything. Jack Basketball Team '41p Golf Club '42, Intramural Sports. X01 4 3 Z! H K 'F F i NN r. fl ffl 3 L- 'seq la I r x I Q A ff At' ,.,,-4 H 7 I no- 5 f' F' 4-1 fy fgfgi i M-fgyffr. .ff ff W' if iff sv! l Stanley J. Blazewski 451 Franklin Street The birds can fly, why can't I? Blaze Camera Club '40, '41, ln- tramural Sports. Leonard Blumenthal 50-G Mravlag Manor lf success means trodding on others, l don't want it. X Bernardo At Newark Central H. S.: Choristers '40, Commercial Club '40. Angelo F. Bove 2 Smith Street lf l had my way- Oh! Oh! Oh! Boman Varsity Wrestling Team '40, '41, '42, Intramural Sports. Robert C. Bowden 943 Grove Street Practice makes perfect. HBOH J. V. Football Team '40, Var- sity Football Team '41, '42, Intramural Sports. Billie R. Bowman 718 Edgar Road lt's great to be great, but it's greater to be human rrRee,r Indoor Track Team '40, '41, '42, Outdoor Track Team '40, '41, '42, William J. Boyle Andrew Bracuto 433 Catherine Street 809 Van Buren Avenue The wcascls fly high, why Penny wise, pound foolish. cant l? fiBrOncoif Snowball Track tcam '40, '41, Foot- lntramural Sports ball Team '41, Intramural Basketball. Thomas S. Breckenridge 424 Magie Avenue lf it's the last thing you can do, do it. Brecky Sophomore Football Team '40, Monticello Times Staff '41, Soccer Team '41, Intra- mural Sports, Typing Club '40, '41. Fxxl N fkgps, xx XX I. if 21 ks rib -A-sX'N1X7s.'s J' QD Carl Broeker, Jr. 210 Palisade Road The next fellow is iust as good as you. Schultz School Band '40, '41, '42, All-Cnty Band '40, '41, '42. Edwin Bronner 530 Riverside Drive Au coeur vaillant ricn dimpossible r,Ed,, Motion Picture Club '40, '41, Monticello Times Staff '40, Glee Club '40. Winthrop C. Brown 317 Centre Street Every cloud has a silver lining. Winnie Track Team '40, '41, '42, Cross Country Team '40, ln- tramural Sports. Frank Brtek 753 Adams Avenue Strive for a reason Frank Advanced Glee Club '40, '41, '42, Track Team '40, Service League '40, '41, if '41, John Butynes 634 Trumbull Street lt's a small world. Long John Cross Countr Team '40 '41- Hyman Buzin 918 Pennington Street Never trouble trouble, until trouble troubles you. Buzzen Y 1 1 Indoor Track '40, '41, '42, Glee Club '40, Master Typi Outdoor Track '40, '41, '42, Camera Club '40. ists Club '40, Intramura Sports, Wrestling Team '40, . J. V. Basketball Team 40. -sa. 2 . 'lc xxwq X. 13 Sigmund J. Cacko William J. Cadigan 106 Summit Road When work approaches lift Get success the hard way Bill I 420 Schiller Street up your sleeve, not your nose. ncaa., Intramural Sports. J. V. Football Team '41, ln- tramural Sports. I P i 2 if f r refs f ,7 f U! if in-5' ! Z J Lawrence H. Bryant Michael Budrock William J. Burns Robert Busch 622 East Jersey Street 1129 Seib Avenue 624 Grier Avenue 172 Madison Avenue Live and let live. lt isn't what you do, it's Now or never. Sail on. Larry the way you do it. ffB,Hff HBUSH, Track Team '40, '42, Cross Mmkey iilphomole Foofeall Team Soccer Team '40, Senii Country Team '41, Intramu- Intramural Sports. of SQCCCV Team 'll' l-'b'a'Y Electric Club '41 '42' Statt 40, Intramural Sports. rramural Sports. ' ' ral Sports. Gerald F. Capatch 172 Jacques Street Why should lite be all labor? rijerryn Hi-Y Club '41, '42, Intra- mural Sports. Jack Cardwell 555 Grier Avenue The slow way is the sure way-if ,Uaken Intramural Sports. James Carney 26-H Mravlag Manor The merit ot charitable works is in proportion to the cheertulness with which they are practiced. Mimi, Intramural Sports. James Carter 536 Muriel Parkway Vive et vivat. 1iJ'immYr1 Service League, Lieutenant, '41, '42, Senior Council '42, Monticello Times Staff '41, Alchemists Club '41, '42, Motion Picture Club '41, Vergil Honor Society '42, Color Guard '42. X +2 X NXXNKX.: XXX ! I an r fl QV' Xywf l P t I 3 f Q fs MQ' f' X 'I rf A:-f ,.,,-4' 5 H J-' 1 I K F' 4-' ff, f fi ' J,Z'Mf 5,-4 ,J 5?f-'-5 t 5 fy N 44 uf! ,gel 5 w Vincent J. Casano 218 Amity Street London Bridge was made for wise men to pass over and for tools to pass under. ifjlmn Varslt Football Team '40 Y . '41, '42, Typing Club '41, Intramural Sports '40, '41 , Raymond Casilli 756 Newark Avenue A man can rise to great heights It he strives to re- main on the level. HRBYH School Band '40, '41, '42, Fencing Club '40, Movie Club '41, Intramural Sports. Terence Castles 1095 Virginia Street l think it is a very happy occasion-my graduation. 111-erryli Wrestling Team '40, '41, French Club '40, '41, Intra- mural Sports. Joseph Caterinicchio 1227 Fairmount Avenue Years are the shells of lite, Hoe., Intramural Sports. Rocco J. Cherichello Howard Clark Robert P. Clark George A. Clough 326 John Street 206 Elizabeth Avenue 938 Sheridan Avenue 626 Chetwood Street 'Be silent and sate.-silence Always remember the other Ad Astra per Aspera. A rolling stone gathers no never betrays you! fellow. HFUZZH moss. Ch9 Y Hl'l0WleH Service League '41, Horse Ge0'9eH Intramural Sports. Varsity Football Team '40, Hollow History Club '41, '42, Intramural Sports, '4l,'42 Intramural Sports. Starnp Club '42, Tee-Jay Staf '42, Fxxl X me, xx Xxx 1- 23 French Club '41, Sophomore X31 F 24 John T. Clough 1117 Seib Avenue Alphonse Colicchio 806 Fourth Avenue Duty before pleasure. UAV: Intramural Sports. Charles C. Connolly 146 Bellevue Street l'm doing my best to succeed. Larry Art Club '41, '42, Intramu- ral Sports. sew 51 - 1 gnu' --'S 2- 'l no :xo -1 J' O20 PC in 5 f' 0 ' ..: .- ct -I ,. .zdD E S-mg' ...moon S 32 5: 0 3 I -egg t o.:3 1-in 'rn S-a2s'P1a'.. 5511 .zmIo.lg,r:S '- 399' .9-.I ggn y-mzci 55 :.'gSg, ig U7 197' Kiran 0 :I 3 -os :rm 53 33 N lD-- ci.. Q Xl . ,liz X X ' E-' X. 59h K. Rodger E. Curran 1044 Julia Street Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Whitey Chester Cxuiak 717 Bayway Avenue lt's a great world if you don't weaken. Chet SOCCSI' Team '42i Varsity Football Team '41, '42, Ser- Wrestling Team '40, '41, J. V. Basketball Team '41, So- phomore Football Team '41, Art Club '42, vice League '40, Wrestling Team '40, '41, '42, Edward A. Czyzewski 48 Fourth Street Machinists are clever fjy K .cf llu,,4 's g if K ! f f I' u,'sA' I U' people, ,,Ed,i Dance Club '41, Intramural Sports. 3 4? A 2 gf, George J. David 248 Broadway Listen, understand, then act, wisely. Dave J. V. Basketball Team '40, Intramural Sports. f I is,-rf 5 4, I f X ,JNJJ Joseph M. Corallo Vincent C. Corsentino Robert J. Cullen Samuel J. Cunningham 322 South Seventh Street Your most valuable asset is your way of making friends, when Intramural Sports. 624 Second Avenue A perpetual social hour. .,Red,, Service League '40, Junior Class President '41, Student 849 Gibbons Court There is so much good in the worst of us, Bibs Intramural Sports. 223 Elm Court Lite is short, make the best of it ..San,,. Council '42, Student Court '42, Senior Class President '42, Color Guard '41, '42. Football Team '40, Alchem- ists Club '42, Horse Hollow History Club '41, '42, Tee- Jay Staff '42. James J. Davitt, Jr. 22l Hillside Road Worry never made me great, so why worry? uhm., Intramural Sports. David G. Dearborn, Jr. 533 Westminster Avenue America First. Dave Intramural Sports. Salvatore De Cesare 2ll Centre Street Give me pencil and paper to make cartoons and I'm happy. Chick Art Club '40, '4l, '42, ln- tramural Sports. sl xiii-N f' George F. Deck 944 Meredith Avenue Saying is one thing, doing it another. Deck Fencing Club '40, '4l, Bowl- ing Club '4l, '42, Intramu- ral Sports. ff? xXl X 4 'i I I r F Z 1-we rf? ,V lkwf 'i l Joseph W. Deibel l39 Westfield Avenue Truth conquers all things. limb., Glee Club '40, Intramural Sports. Michael De Martino 656 Elizabeth Avenue Keep the ship up. ffMike Nature Club '40, Movies Club '40, Service League '42, Patrick DeMarzo 568 Second Avenue It is dangerous to know bad people. Chick ,Art Club '40, Typing Club 40, Sophomore Football Team A i I '40, Dance Club '40, '4l. Donato De Rose f 'I ! 705 Fourth Avenue -v A-'U I Your future depends po f rf FN M the present. U n K Q f if Dan A -7, 6' T Intramural Sports ... F, - ,Ji glfffh Tvcs f ! --1 .J f 'J f . qff s-J' Anthony J. Desiderio Orlando Di Biaggio Elwood W. Dietz Daniel V. Di Fabio l00l FBYWY Slfeei 3l5 Centre Street 63VZ South Spring Street 32-A Pioneer Homes Success is the best obiec- Experience is the best Faber eSt QUiSQue suae for- VouIoir, c'est pouvoirf' tive. teacher, tunaef' nGeniuSi, TONY Lindy pl'Of lf1YfBmU 6l5D0rts, Intramural Sports, Rlfle Club '4Oi Service League '4l, '42, Glee Club '40, '4l, Alchemists Club '42, Tee-Jay Staff '42. intramural Sports. is f'xXx fm., xxNXX xv 25 -gyxx. ,-5 24 6 A 1.1,-'Aff Nw 1? , 2 J, A , .11 f fn.-1 QD Y gtfgl' :gi Sf-15 .. Joseph Di Leo 316 John Street Keep trying. Win, lose or draw. Joe D. Anthony R. DiSpirito 548 First Avenue The most valuable thing in the world is 'Tlme'. German Club '40, '41, So- phomore Football Team '40, 2.0 . .154 QE J N3 g, Q' 'A -. , 'Y T- -Ui of E:-4 O -. 21 n ON ' -fb 23 A: '41 -- ag ,.,g ng O8 . -. --. 0095-:g1 SVT 5-2 rn - ,: UC ann' y .as -U 9.31 2 T-1 A- a- 2 : -2 -'-5 O A ' Iv 33 S I N3 .xl S c wg' E 5 X RT' Nh X 1 I Lk? XX XNQ X. 15 Thomas R. DuShinka 913 Adams Avenue Patience over everything. Duke n Service League '41, Intra- mural Sports. George E. Dvorsky 754 Ogden Street It took a long time but found it, Chach Service League '41, H-ronyi, Jerome Ehrenberg R 632 Union Avenue Silence is golden. Jerry Library Staff '40, Service League '42, Bowling Club 741. '42j Ping Pong Club '41, ff j P Rocco DiSpirito 6 2 ,gc j 326 Centre Street Xl. ,f 'The proper study of man- J kind is man, K ! f fy M f lntramural Sports. f' ff if tffiif f 1.5-' John J. Donahue 750 Bailey Avenue Don't do tomorrow what you can do today. ,,Dun,f Intramural Sports. Carl Dreyer 1355 Garfield Place What you are to be, you are now becoming. Shorty Dancing Club '40, Camera Club '40, '41, Ping Pong Club '41, Monticello Times Staff '42, Horse Hollow His- tory Club '41, '42, Tee-Jay Staff '42, Herbert' G. Drickler 817 Jersey Avenue Character is reflected by the face. Herb J. V, Basketball Team '40 '4l. Thomas A. Ehrhart 103 Princeton Road Necessity is the mother of invention. .1-I-om., Intramural Sports. Jr I jfffnf 1a- ff'...- if I 2 William R. Dunwoodie G65 Madison Avenue A winner never ouits,. And a quitter never wins nl-env.. , Intramural Sports. Raymond L. Eriksen Albert Evxleben 45-F Mravlag Manor 142 Burnett Street Wait not until your house He who hesitates is lost. burneth down,Hto build your Hgxieu xvgean Student Council '40, Library School Band '40 , '41, '42, Intramural Sports. Staff '40, '41, '42, Intra- mural Sports. Nicholas Faber 812 Myrtle Street Not only speed, but also direction counts. ,,NiCkH School Band '40, '41, '42, Brass Sextet '4l, All-City Band '40, '41, '42, J. V. Basketball Team '40, Horse Hollow History Club '41, '42. K +2 XX.: XXX X. N ES' W9 'UU' 295 F-4 2 : 3.25 CO. 20: I 5 .. a 3 C . Carl L. Falco 602 First Avenue The right way is the best f Q, I l-' ' ff' XXN Hyman Farer f 1038 Elizabeth Avenue 2 Never let a difficulty stop I you, it may be only sand on K your track -to' prevent your Richard Everirt Joseph Faber 4 sk'f'SL2?' 1035 North Avenue 812 Myrtle Street , All things comeuto him who Always looking, up and ggixfgemenl waits. onward. ,rmcku Noel, Glee Club '40, '41, '42, ln- Nature Club '41, Intramural j tramural Sports. Sports. X wi J' M ,xr-3'-cs f 3 M Edward S. Fasczewski Xxo' fl I 'F 520 Livingston Street -ua ! 1 United we stand: separ ted E F-'far' nv -N ,ff we fall. a x rv J a-1 ff I nlguzzyn ff' .ff r ,jg Eff' if if N it if . K 0 J. V. Football Team '41, Varsity Football Team '42, Intramural Sports. Frederick A. Faszler 726 Emerson Avenue Do right and tear no man. nprog :V H Cross Country Team '42, ln- tramural Sports. Mickael Fedirko 555 Court Street Time lost cannot be recovered. Mike Graphic-Arts Club '4l, Vice- President '42, Intramural Sports. Michael Fedosh 638 Maple Avenue If you want a thing well done go to a busy man, the other kind has no time. HMOQOH Intramural Sports. I Vincent C. Festa 534 Second Avenue Prudence, caution, self-cow trol are wnsdom's root, Hank Sophomore Football Team '40, Bowling Club Team '41, J, V. Basketball Team '4l, Varsity Football Team '42, l:1Iovse42Hollow History Club l, ' . FW rt,-N xxx 27 --'11 28 Edward G. Fey 158 Elm Street Quality, not quantity, i,Ed,, Advanced Glee Club '40, '41, '42, Wrestling Team '42, Horse Hollow History Club '41, '42. Theodore Fialkowski 456 Magnolia Avenue Wisdom is like a dawn that comes up slowly out of an unknown ocean. Teddy Nature Club '40, Junior Glee Club '40, '41, Advanced Glee Club '42, Master Typists' Club '41, '42, Monticello Times Staff '41, Christmas Pageant '40, '41, '42, Tee- Jay Staff '42, Leo Fisher 170 Bellevue Street Be the master of your faith and the captain of your soul, H'-eel. Vergil Honor Society '42, Forum Club '41, Football Team '41, Wrestling Team '41, Master Typists Club '42, Tee-Jay Staff '42, Arthur Folkenflik 734 Pennington Street And when l open my mouth, let no dog bark. Folky Ping Pong Club '41, Soccer Team '42, Art Club '42, Vergil Honor Society '42, S P' 2' 5 4,1 Nmex 533- .-XJ, Tee-Jay Staff '42. Robert R. Gallagher 909 Floral Street The more one works, the better one works, and the more one wants to work. Flash Intramural Sports. Seymour Gaylord 548 Grier Avenue Learn to live, live to Amelie Gambacurta 330 South Street To be is better than to seem, IIAmiIll lntramural Sports. Frederick C. Gebhardt 29-F Mravlag Manor Doing your best, will help 'fx X1 6 X4 Xxx wxkx il eqxxl mgxs 3 . W 2 2 5' 5 2: ' 5 xx 5 h XX 'il K XRS A1-t 5 XHSHQK E MQ S : xxx Q i Q25 we Chester J. Fortuna 222 Delaware Street Don't put off for tomorrow what you can do today. Chet Varsity Football Team '40, '41, '42, Junior Class Treasurer '41, lntramural Sports. Roy C. Fricke Harold D. Friedlander Raymond Fritz 19 Atlantic Street 1011 East Jersey Street 10 Decker Avenue Haste makes waste. Fortune favors them that It is easy to find a friend, ,thicken help themselves. but not so easy to keep one. School Band '40, '41, '42, School Orchestra '40, All city Band '40, '41, '42, All State Band '40, All State Orchestra '42. Hershey Forum Club '40, '41, Mas- ter Typists Club '41, '42, Fencing Team '40, Cross Country Team '42, Virgil Honor Society '42. fiRayn Track Team '40, Service League '40, '41, Football Team '42, lntramural Sports, Elmer Geiger 532 East Jersey Street The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. Elmer mr Glee Club '40 '41 J 'o , I Audvanced Glee Club '42, Christmas Pageant '40, '41, '42 Ralph Geiger 921 Cross Avenue Practice makes perfect. Itchy Intramural Sports. Joseph. S. Gerencser 189 Halsted Road Great thoughts like great William J. Gerhard! 113 Prospect Street Now or never. Xxl X 4 'i I I I ! f-A rf? lb? lkw J1 Edward M. Gerson 50 Elmora Avenue An honest man is the noblest work of God. Eddie Fencing Team '40, School Band '40. '41, School Or- c4h6stra '40, Cheer Leader Arthur E. Gillespie 673 Madison Avenue lt's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. Butch Varsity Football Team '40, '41, '42, Outdoor Track Team '40, '41, '42, Intramural Sports. Andrew Girgus 328 Pine Street I The happiness of men con- sists in life, and life is I labor. K Andrew I Senior Electric Club '40, '41, '42, Intramural Sports. Thomas F. Gleason 122 Alton Street By avoiding work, one only fools himself. u-rornn Senior Electric Club '42, Intramural Sports. deeds need no trumpets. ffgillff Joe Horse Hollow History Club J Intramural Sports. ,421 Intramural SDOVTS- ! Nil X' j xiii-4 f 4 f fp 3 if 'fl ifaiffifl I K v ,.-:iff aff ' -4 4' ,ff fx? girth -.1 X K Seymour H. Goldberg 1407 Concord Place Call me what you will but the name is Seymour. Goldie Service League '41, Art Club '40, '41, '42, Bowling Club '40, '41, Monticello Times Staff '41, TeeaJay Staff, Ar- tist '42, Forum Club '40. George L. Golias l4l Clark Place lt is pride, not nature, that craves much. Hcoubyfr Intramural Sports. Irwin Gordon 35 Chilton Street Strive tc achieve. lrwin Bowling Club '42, Service League '40, Cafeteria Service League '40, All City Band '41, '42, School Band '40, '41, '42, Horse Hollow His- tory Club '41, '42. William E. Gransee 241 Fourth Street Do a thing right or don't do it at all. ,rspotir Rifle Club '40, Senior Elec- tric Club '41, '42. z-XXX Tix, xxNXX I, X! 29 . fgxm F' QD George B. Greenwood 650 Cleveland Avenue Une vie courte and joyeuse. iijoei. Cross Country Team '40, School Band '40, '41, Clifford Gregory 15 Keilyn Court lt at first you don't suc- ceed, try, try again. Cliff Intramural Sports Andrew Greshko 736 Van Buren Avenue Every cloud has a silver lining. Andy Nature Club '40, Service League '41, '42, Audio-Visual Club '40, '41, '42, Student Council '42, Benny Grillo 210 John Street Trust everybody but always Patsy P. Guida 561 Fourth Avenue Keep smiling, in trouble or not. iipatfi Intramural Sports. Daniel E. Guidice 38 Chilton Street Follow through! Dan Tee-.lay Staff '42, Service League '40, '41, '42, lntraf mural Sports, 8 r' H 5 5 sw ,, J I6 -,cf Henry Gwiazdowski Robert P. Haggerty I 60 Caspian Street 592 Madison Avenue He that loseth his honesty, A winner never quits, a hath nothing to lose. quitter never wins. ,iHen,i iiaobii Intramural Sports. Glee Club '40, '41, '42, Ser- vice League '41, Intramural Sports. H I y P I .cF J I ling' -15 fp? jf,-4, p VI f. H :J ! f A ffsenii Sports. cut the cards. Library Staff '41, Intramural Al W ff ff F if use X Q75 .asf g 1 , f K C fy ff 4'-'Vai i 1' 'QWVM f 'V f mf' 1 ' Ray Grosholz 249 Court Street Use pastime,-so as not to lose time. Grosh Stamp Club '41, Advanced Glee Club '40, '41, '42, Ina tramural Sports. Victor Gualano Jack Guempel August A. Guida 510 Spring Street Cum perseverentia vinces. Student Council '40, '41 Vergil Honor Society '42 Library Staff '40, '41, '42, Class Officer '40, '41, '42, Tee-Jay Staff '42, 859 Cross Street 229 South 7th Street Contentment is better than He profits most who serves riches. best. Jack Gus Glee Club '40, Christmas Christmas Pageant '40, J. Pageant '40, Intramural V. Basketball Team '41, Sports, Printing Club '40, '4I. Albert Halstead 33 Baltic Street Ad astra per aspera. IIAIH Bowling Team '42, Photog- raphy Club '42, l Robert Halstrick S31 Murray Street He who laughs, lasts. ,,BOb,, School Band '40, '41, '42, Alchemists Club '42. Thomas Haluszak 638 Maple Avenue Sink or swim. Curly Wrestling Team '41, Intra- mural Sports. Elmer F. Hanf 805 Park Avenue Honesty is the best policy. 11Moeu Varsity Basketball Team '42 Intramural Sports. XXI X 4 'i I 1 I ! fm rf? ii! l XXNPI-R i l x X Herbert C. Hansen B25 Cleveland Avenue Attain the unattainable. Herby Double Quartet '41, '42, Ad- vanced Glee Club '40, '41 '42, All-City Chorus '40, Cafeteria Cashier '40, '41, Monticello Times Staff '40, President of Student Council '40, Christmas Pageant '40, '41, '42, Color Guard '40, '42, Tee-Jay Coordinator '42. Franklyn E. Harper 218 Williamson Street Pick your friends carefully. Dusty Intramural Sports. Walter R. Harrington 308 Broadway What is worth doing is worth doing well. Harrington Ping Pong Club '41, Wres- tling Team '4O, Bowling Team '40, Intramural Sports. Harold H. Hartwig B15 Bond Street lf at first you don't suc- ceed, try, try again. Harold Glee Club '40, Advanced Glee Club '41, '42, Double uartet 42 School B w 3 we- 5 f I ,J fa- F...-of ! f' ,dj 'fl -'ajft' fglmffg' J 6:-'fog 'twig fi! f if Rf S. , K, .fl J FX , f .. Robert C. Hawley Arthur G. Haynes 417 Chilton Street 127 Court Street lt's not only what you do, l enjoy life, it's the way that you do it. ffuughing Boyff Bob Intramural Sports. Bowling Club '42, Art Club '40, '41, Outdoor Track Team '41, '42. Q ' , and '42, Cross Country Team '42, ln- tramural Sports. Norman C. Haxell 54 Geneva Street lt was a long hard struggle. Norm Glee Club '40, Soccer Team '41, Chess Club '41, lntra- mural Sports. Michael Hecht 424 South Park Street lt is the written law. Mike Monticello Times Staff '40, '41, '42, Stamp Club '40, '41, '42, Ping Pong Club. '40, '4l, '42, Nature Club '40, Bowling Club '41, Typists Club '40, '41, '42. 51 'e r 1-NX 1 ?xxw X N ! My 31 I 'ts Albert G. Heller, Jr. 679 Newark Avenue Truth conquers all things. MAIN School Orchestra '41, '42, Student Council '42, Presi- dent, Glee Club '42, Bowling Club '42, Cheering Squad '40, '41, '42, Golf Club '42, Hgrse Hollow History Club '4 . Leonard Heller 741 Linden Avenue Carpe diem. ,fl-emi, Color Guard '40, Cafeteria Cashier '41, '42, Ping Pong Club '41, '42, Bowling Club '42, Vergil Honor Society '42, Glee Club '40, Forum Club '41, Tee-Jay Staff '42. Harold J. Hennings 1011 Olive Street and learn. fiRedl, Live Intramural Sports. Fred W. Herbst 417 Pine Street Friendship is not to be bought at a fair. ,,Red,, Service League '41, intra- mural Sports, I x H H .J 5 -sN- xxx-X X. 13 X. Sm Ra, H Z., Ernest Hilberg 38 Vista Avenue Keep fighting until the last whistle blows. Ernie Graphic-Arts Club '42, Cross Country Team '41. William Hoffmann 952 Madison Avenue He who hesitates is lost, Bill Dancing Club '40, Library Staff '41. Arthur Holden 510 Westfield Avenue Nil desperandumf' Art Junior Glee Club '42, J. V. Football Team '41, Horse Hollow History Club '41, '42. .1-WJ? P ' 'J l -1465 Z lb. 5 Qi K X jfiewv ij, i l West Hopson, Jr. 454 South Park Street Hard work conquers everything, Dupe Intramural Sports. jf? jfpw .a-fda.. if f'ffp'f f I 4 fp? fl f jf , .,f3-V' fill as'sYN1XTsN. 9 Robert E. Herdegen Austin J. Hersh Cecil S. Hersh, Jr. John P. Hickey 211 Ranking Street 752 Magie Avenue 957 Edgewood Road 239 Rahway Avenue Where there is a will, there Good things come in small Something promised, some- Whatever we have begun is a way, packages, thing done. wisely, it is good 'to finish Usobi. ,,He',shey.i HHe,,5heyf1 thoroughly. Photography Club '40, ln- Track Team '40, and Man- President, Camera Club '40, 'ack tramural Sports. ager '41, '42, School Band '41, Graphic-Arts Club '41, Cafeteria Service League '40, 32 '41, '42, Monticello Times Staff Intramural Sports. '42. Fred Horton 625 Fulton Street John J. Hot: 530 Jackson Avenue Never say you can'tg keep Did nothing in particular. on trying. ,.Ted,, Service League '41, '42, Co- lor Guard '42, Rifle Club '41, ,qackn Cross Country Team '41g ln- tramural Sports. William E. Hot: 530 Jackson Avenue He who hesitates is lost. ani Cross Country Team '40, '41, '42, Indoor and Outdoor Track Teams '41, '42, Dan Hourihan 737 Adams Avenue Aim high. Hsudif Monticello Times '40, Typist Club '41, Service League '41, Bowling Club '425 J. S. O. President '42, Student Court '42, Senior Council '42g His- tory Club '41, '42. QV 4 J Z! M K F X f as r fl 4 V Xxwf? 1 1 Eugene Hourihan 141 Miller Street Attempt the end, and never stop to doubt, nothing's so hard but search will find out. Gene Intramural Sports. Stanley R. Hrysenko 529 Myrtle Street Saying is one thing, doing is another. Dodge Stamp Club '40, '41: Bowl- ing Club '41, Intramural Sports. Paul Hudak 741 Van Buren Avenue A high governmental posi- tion is possible by work and study. U-Boat Basketball Team '42, Intra- mural Sports. J f wil J' K ,fa-bwx f f 3 X Robert J. Hunter Xxqv Id 7 do 202 Rahway Avenue FJ ff ,S-:og 'cp 9 GraduatlondgSilll be a happy f iff f fffflf fe-4 Bob K A-y A 'ff 5 Intramural Sports. f ,QA N f of Q 'N' fi' If ff ff .Qi-? q,,,, A Mario Iannarilli 536 Livingston Street He without music in his heart has no heart, Mat Nature Club '40, All-City Band '40, '41, '42: All-State Band '40, All-State Orches- tra '42, School Band '40, '41, '42. frxxx fur, xxNXX X N K ,,, ! ai . abr W' I 5 Frank Iaxzetta ' Joseph H. lndick John Irwin 337 John Street 45 Pershing Avenue 1053 Louisa Street The more one works, the lt you can't play a sport, A closed mouth catches no better one works and the be one. flies. more one wants to work. ffjoeff fqohnff Frankie lntramural Sports. Latin Club '40, Motion Pic- lftffdml-Ifal Sports- ture Club '41, French Club '42g Camera Club '42p Horse Hollow History Club '41, '42, Tee-Jay Staff '42. 33 J , tQf 'UL jeff. N .1 Anthony lt: 109 Meadow Street frowns. Tone Sports. 'YW i: .-:. HW - . 'iff- 1 5 ef' . . , t it . ' .QQ f-all I QD A smile is worth a thousand Bowling Team '40, '41, Art Club '40, '41, Intramural x Joseph J. Jacob H 610 Magnolia Avenue Prepare yourself. f ifjaken Sports. Milton J. Jacobson 943 Elizabeth Avenue Knowledge is power. Jake Radio Club '42, Intramural i xxx, A . clgfv mx., X 175 Service League '41, '42, ln- tramural Sports. Horace Intramural Sports. Horace E. Jarrett 852 Lafayette Street An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. X. Kenneth W. Jordan 360 Monmouth Road lf you do not succeed at first, try, try again. ,,Ken,, Intramural Sports. John G. Kativa 409 Pine Street O, what men dare dol What men may do! What men daily do, Not knowing what they do! Yurgee Intramural Sports. F fa-:FJ I-,1- Irving Joseph IOZO Kilsythe Road Be slow to promise, quick to perform. Pookey Intramural Sports. Arnold Katz 1436 Lexington Place Either win the horse or lose the saddle. Cats French Club '40, '4l: Chess Club '40, Bowling Club '41, Sophomore Football Team '39, Cross Country Team '4O. I 'W' 5 fi? Eff? 7 ' 2 1 4452 I i r' ff NN' f W gf Q,,w. ' ! X - V Q Daniel Jasion 400 Livingston Street Deepest rivers flow with least sound. Donch Library Staff '41, Rifle Club '40, Intramural Sports. Raymond Jennings 655 Pearl Street Don't put off until tomor- I. row what you can do today. Biff Service League '41, lntramu ral Sports. Benedetto B. Jerome 424 Elizabeth Avenue Learn from the experience of others. Benny Ping Pong Team '41, Intra- mural Sports. George A. Johnson, Jr. 810 Second Avenue Keep plugging. Sweet pea Football Team '40, '41, '42, Stamp Club '41, Intramural Sports. Allen Kaufman 42 Highland Avenue Keep your face always toward the sun. MAIN French Club '40, '41, '42, Forum Club '40, '41, Student Council '40, '41, Monticello Times Staff '40, '41, Bowling Club '41, Tee-Jay Coordina- '42, Typist Club '42. Edward N. Kaufman 724 Westfield Avenue Facere nihil est esse nihil. Teddy Forum Club '40, '41, Ver- gil Honor Society '42, Foot- ball Team '42, Softball Team '40, Tee-Jay Staff '42, Chess Club '42. James A. Keen 908 Grove Street Take advice, but do your own deciding. W. Robert Kempf 1090 Julia Street Ceiling and visibility unlimited, yu 4 J XJ M f F K f -'-'N r ft ie' l XXNJJQ l I J A i Hlnjunn HBCU, Advanced Glee Club '40, '41, Aviation Club '40, Service '42, Library Staff '42, ln- League '40, lntramaural tramural Sports. Sports. wl ff' -ff' -c f z j kK1DgsIN-N f I I fc N' ! 1 f ra, f ,J ff gf ., K ,c-' A H-Q' 5' ,.., N ,f gg'-'O rfxcr 'Aj f .. ' f , f Qf sf Stephen H. Kessler, Jr. 440 Pennington Street Do your duty in all things. You cannot do more, you should never wish to do less. Steve Joseph E. Klotz 1412 Lexington Place Live and learn. Joe Intramural Sports. Frank P. Koczur 135 Fulton Street Look, before you leap, Pro Intramural Sports. Henry E. Koehler 1019 Jefferson Avenue To be, not to seem to be. Hank Track Team '40, '41, Soccer Team '41, Service League '40, President Junior Red Cross '42, Dancing Club '40, Hi-Y Club '42, Arthur A. Kornhauser 741 Eaton Street Carpe diem. Korny School Band '40, '41, All- Clty Band '41, Forum Club '40, '41, Ping Pong Team '41, Chess Club '41, Alchem- ists Club '42, Vergil Honor Society '42, History Club '42, Tee-Jay Staff '42. FW C AKA. XX XXX 0 I vale- John Kostopoulos Stephen Kostyshyn Ernerst A. Kowalski 515 Jackson Avenue 264 Second Street 834 Bayway Avenue The man who is worthy of I shall often displease you, No one knows what he can bclng 3 leaclgr of men wlll but I shall never deceive do until he tries, never complain. YOU-H Polock HKOSYYH HFl'PH Service League '40, Art Me- Glce Club '40, '41, '42J Service League '41, '42, Soc- tal Class '41, Library Staff Mmed Chorus '4O: Apparaws ccr Team '42, Intramural '42, Intramural Sports. 35 Club '42, Intramural Sports, Sports. ,-! xYxxNff- I ol? Jacob LaBrutto William Lambert 3l7 John Street Sl Jacques Street Live and let live, Hitch your wagon to a star. Jake BilI Intramural Sports. Monticello Times Editor-in- Chief '42, Student Council '40, '4l, '42, Glee Club '40, '4l, Typists Club '40, '4l, Mixed Chorus '40, Tee-Jay Staff '42. Steven Kozak 923 Roosevelt Street There are no gains without pains. Steve Intramural Sports. Israel G. Kozatch 3lO South Street Laugh, and life's a whiz, it's true, ask lzz. lzzy Master Typists Club '40, Al- 9'3- Cm Ui. .82 Ixjth QQ YDC LU' N '4 - wifi -N, W -. -f. I' 53 N3 'Q-X, 2. 'id XNCN X. 53 Francis D. Kraus 1354 Garfield Place Give help when help is needed. Buck . Football Team '40, '41, '42, Ffank '-a 9 JSCQJ' Lam' Library Staff '4l, '42, Bas- 215 Third Street lO92 Elizabeth Avenue ketbau Team 141' '42' We don't have to do any- Try try again if you don't thing in this world of ours. succeed, always be prepared .inankii for youjr ktalilures. Cl b '40, l t I a e H Spirits. U n ramura German Ctub '40, Alchemists Club '42, Intramural Sports. H P . . r .., Richard A. Krinzman ...fr J F77 f 149 West Jersey Street 'ff j ,iMeet success like a gen- if 4 H Kr g tleman, disaster like a man. K X X J, f K f ,iBUddyr, 7 I 4-f ff nd. f z1'i, f22 f ,f J' f jf ,. ,J owing u , encing A- Team '40, Alchemists Club If KX S'-T Z .J ' 'sis '42, L Peter Krivoshik Walter F. Edward F. Kucharski Norman Kurtz 636 Franklin sneer Kroemmelbein, Jr. lS Butler Street 240 Lincoln Avenue A duty should be injurious S33 Floral AVCYW9 Education begins the gen- Nothing succeeds like to no one. Friendship redoubles joy. tleman, but reading, good success. iipemii mummy company, and reflection, riaabeii i . - f 'h h' . . stamp Club '42, 'reeuay Sfhool Orchestra 40, Alf- 'WS' ,','2S,, 'm Football Team '40, Rifle Club Staff '42, Intramural Sports. D we Chtb 40' Nahfre glut? H '40: Bowling Club '41, Track '40, Service League 4l, 42, 5 L 141- I f , T M 14 l Camera Club '42, Color Guard rglvScbiJrt?QUe l n ramu eam anager O '42, M. T. Staff '42, Tee- Jay Staff '42, Basil Leach 317 Centre Street Give every man his due. Bobby Sophomore Football Team '40, J. V. Football Team '41, Outdoor and Indoor Track Teams '41, Intramural Sports. Thomas Lee 84 First Street lf it can't be done, give it Louis H. M. Learsch, 3rd 452 Elizabeth Avenue Live and learn. i1L0uu Bowling Club '42, Intramu- ral Sports. Robert J. Lenahan 41 South Fifth Street It something is worth have Bert I. Lenoble 1453 Concord Place Life is but thought. Bert Tee-Jay Staff '42, Service League '41, Intramural Sports. QNI 4 'I H. Jack Leonard f 504 Westfield Avenue j Give all the service you can, r but don't expect too much H in return. Jack Service League '40, Lieuten- K ant '41, Captain '42, Color K Guard '40, '41, '42, Vice- President French Club '41, K '42, Alchemists Club '42' Senior Council '42. ' M I an r fl 1 lf' 'mf' i t 1 Stanley J. Leonard 846 Bayway Circle Now or never. ustann Intramural Sports. Norman M. Levenson 602 Jefferson Avenue To err is human, to repent to meg' ing, then if? worth working Gabby ,, Or' ., Assistant Football Team Mane Bob age, 142- Intramural Sports. sl -53' fl J xx-5- S f j fp ,J -sv Ask! 5 K I I f gf' ,N ,7 'J 22, J 'I V N -4 -'C ,g-'7 ,J gczfo NSY. ,f ! j - f , f 44' s-J' Angelo J. Lidon 358 Pine Street Alexander V. Linkus 515 Bayway Avenue Wisdom is like a dawn that In the dICti0f1afY of YO'-ith, rises out of an unknown there is no such word as ocean. ' Pickles ,fallen HAIH Tee-Jay Staff '42, Intramu- Stamp Club '41, '42i BOWIWQ ral Sports, Club '42, Christmas Pageant '42, Tee-Jay Staff '42. Joseph Linkus 515 Bayway Avenue You can never accomplish anything without trying. woe.. Alchemists Club '42, Glee Club '41, Advanced Glee Club '42, Soccer Team '40, '41, '42, All-City Glee Club '4l. Vergil Honor Society '42, J. V. Basketball Manager '41, Varsity Basketball Manager '42, Tee-.lay Staff '42, divine, to persist deviIi5h. i1Norm,i Donald A. Linsenmann 16 Floral Avenue Think before you do. Deadline Don Service League '40, Lieut. '41, Capt. '42, Monticello Times '40, '41, '42, Color Guard '41, '42, Hi-Y Club '41, President '42, Student Council and Court '41, '42. ,NK Tx ,L xxXXx X XV 37 X31 I QD Thomas G. Liss, Jr. 542 South Park Street Nothing like trying. Tom Fencing Club '4O, '41, Bowl- ing Club '42, Alchemists Club '42, Horse Hollow His- tory Club '4l, '42, Thomas P. Long l046 Fanny Street De ces biens passaglers que l'on goute a dems Le meilleur qui nous reste x H H H-I-omit lntramural Sports. Ray Lurco 857 Livingston The only way to have a friend is to be est un ancien ami. 5 C x 45,3- 2 . fly-1 xxwq X S?- tt Road one. Donald Mahan 8lO Magie Avenue The end crowns all. Don J, S. O. Secretary '42, Tee- Jay Staff '42, Horse Hollow History Club '4l, '42, Al, chemists Club '42. William Maidos 436 Bond Street Well done is better than well said. Will Intramural Sports. l lsidore Mandel 646 South Broad Street My teacher is my best guide, Egghead Intramural Sports. '7,f'7jf1 ,e- ' 7fff f is-I? ,f 4, 1 JJ ,f ss Hsrannyr, ' Q Radio club '41, Intramural Hem' Mawwsk' Sports '4l' 2 553 South Park Street I grow old, learning some- thing new every day. Hank Graphic-Arts Club '41, '42, Treasurer '4lg lntramural X Sports. ' P 6 ' fc J .-.J James Lynch I ,- N1.. W -f H 920 Anna Street 2 J 4 g Never arguehwhen you're F X vi I .,,,g ,,, 7 HB- ,. ,, H ,,, Z I r I s :rs I --N C nramura p . fl , thx , la' John Macechak Henry Machos Raymond W. Mack 825 Myrtle Street 22 Erie Street 954 Adams Avenue What you know will never Know thyself: the proper Ideas rule the world, hurt you. study of manknnd is man. 1'-puck Mace M5lChe5 Intramural Sports. Intramural Sports. Golf Club '4l, Christmas Pageant '4l, Intramural Sports. Henry P. Madieski 50 Florida Street Do it yourself, it you want anything done! Hank Photography Club '41, '42, Dance Club '4l, '42, Intra- mural Sports. Marvin S. Mandell 162 Elmora Avenue Speak only what may bene- fit others or yourself. Bud Wrestling Team '40, School Band '40, '41, Forum Club '41, Bowling Club '42, Harry J. Marchese, Jr. 66 Division Street To attain success is to at- tain an education. Hcwlyii Intramural Sports. George E. Marcino 851 Myrtle Street What you are speaks Angelo Marinelli l9F Marvlag Manor By avoiding work one only WX! 4 1 Z! H f ! I Nw r fl 1 lf' 4 1- XXCQCZ 1 I loudly. fools himself. George Charlie School Band '40, '41, '42, Bowling Club '41, Intramu- School Orchestra '40, '41, ral SDorts. '42, Advanced Glee Club '40, '41, '42, All-City Band '41, '42. Nil js ! Xxfv' f f f 'F f f .-4' if f sf J K .fir rj., ff uf' U ,ef A 'ff 6' ,J Ss. ff! I 44' asf' Henry Marshott 330 John Street The words of the wise are sufficient. Hennie Ping Pong Club and Team '41, '42, lntramural Sports. Harold G. Marz 216 Trumbull Street If once you hesitate, it's twice as hard to carry on. ,ieudu Rifle Club '40, Intramural Sports. Frank Mascaritolo 12 Spencer Street Where there's art work, there's Mascaritolof' WeaseI Art Club '40, '41, '42, Pres- ident '42. John J. Matunas 1016 Madison Avenue When you're behind the eight ball, remember, some- one may be behind you. John Glee Club '40, Intramural Sports. Hugo E. Mayer, Jr. Arthur H. Mazanec George McAllister James J. McGarry 97 Summit Road 1353 Alina Street 1113 Chestnut Street 934 Anna Street Nothing risked, nothing No gains without pains. Honesty is like gold, follow lf you want friends, be gained. Houkeif it and happiness you will one. DUfChY Intramural Sports. ,twig ,, Mac Cross Country Team '41, '42, Ba e Intramural Sports. Intramural Sports, Horse Intramural Sports. Hallow History Club '41, '42, li t. a, 'a-4, as ..,,.,: W I yr? , ex fvxxx C... W 39 I fi' QD Edward McKelligett 508 West End Avenue Have a good time, it's worth it. Mack lntramural Sports. Bruce Mills 846 Summer Street Slow, but not so sure. Foxy, Jr. Library Staff '41, '42, ln- tramural Sports. Monroe Miron 151 Ripley Place Be patient. Professor German Club '40, '41, ln- tramural Sports. N Charles E. Meagher 'J 1026 Sheridan Avenue Empty vessels give the H greatest sounds. Charlie H Intramural Sports, Senior H Electric Club '41, '42. 2 X 4, 1 p 'X Julius Mele x 226 South Street ! Slow but sure. f Jules H bb Cl b '41, Model A'r- I l , ggney Clu'b '40, lntramulal John Mlslelll Raymond A. Mitchell PWS- 442 Pine street 1012 North Avenue X Act well your part, there Just a good fellow. all the honor lies. ffRay1i '0h mV Sophomore Football Team School Band '4Q, '41, '42, '40, Monticello Times Staff School Orchestra '40, '41, '40, '41, '42, Master Typists '42, All-City Band '42., Club '40, '41, '42, Student Council '40, '41, Service H League '40, Tee-Jay Staff '42, X' P Philip Menendez ' ,451 J f 27111, Third street hu--QV' JH? J f , Live and learn. 5 49 g ,lf uphill, K ! Z f f student cauncii '40, '41, 7 E H ,f if X goclcer-1-Team 'ig ivy. Foot- f' f rf Niv f f a eam ' 5 est 'ng f Team '40, '41. Y ' if KN u-W-A' 7 X lf' -' William F. Meyer Salvatore N. Milano 954 Olive Street 423 Loomis Street Takes his time, but he gets Live and forget tomorrow there. until tomorrow comes. Fritz Sal Intramural Sports. Varsity Football Team '40, '41, Alchemists Club '42, Intramural Sports. Alvin L. Miller Edward J. Miller 1063 Dewey Place 517 North Broad Street Well done is better than The Golden Rllle- well said. Ed Al Intramural Sports. lnti amural Sports. Jacob Mondel Harry L. Morrison, Jr. 158 Fifth Street 1010 East Grand Street The world is but a stage Smile and be happy, where each one must play Hi-la,-ry his part. C f . - I H H a eteria Service League 41, Jake '42g Intramural Sports. Intramural Sports. Michael Mase, 159 Fifth Street The world is but a stageg we are actors playing our parts. Mickey Art Club '42g Intramural Sports, xNl X 4 John J. Murray 68 Seventh Street Book for Iearningg learning for knowledge. HAAUTU Intramural Sports. X 1 fe r F I r fl z lf 4 fr kyf Francis Murscoe 1261 Waverly Place I Good sportmanshipf' f Mursk Robert E. Morrow Fred J. Moschberger I 'mramural Sports' 1356 Hamilton Street 1138 Louisa Street I A thorn of experience is For all your days prepare, worth a wilderness of warn- and meet them ever alike. mg Mash ! Bob Wrestling Manager '4Ig ln- Intramural Sports. tramural Sports. j 3 W if rf!! J Seymour I. Nashelsky xxo-'C' f f' Pioneer Homes 'J Q 5' 3 f ! I You don't mean a thing, ijt f rp- F,-:N K J, I5-ff you haven t got that swing. J fC' Q, jyfjif fy Nasha 'J if fgvf' ' German Club '415 Bowling A' - 'J Team '4Ig Intramural Sports. ff A-free -7 sf' 1' f Nz! 1' A, if 5 unve- ge. John H. Neesan David H. Nelson James R. Ninivaggi Daniel Noxxa 80 Fourth Street 975 Harding Road 314 Magnolia Avenue 617 Meadow Street l-le gazes at the world with All is not what It seems. The day is short, the work Don't wait until tomorrow, is much. for it may not come. a cynical glance. Dave NWS Forum Club '40, '41g Ad- Like Cowboy Aff Club '425 Stamp Club vanced Glee Club '40, '41g Library Staff '41, President Intramural Sports. Bowling Club '41, '42g Tee- '42g Intramural Sports. .lay Staff Photographer '42g Camera Club '41, '42, '42g Intramural Sports. NX if X qtxs- XXXXX 1 41 F Vito A. Nufrio 561 Fourth Avenue Enter to learn, leave to serve. Nuff Cheer Leader '40, '41, '42, Table Tennis Team '40, '41, '42, Dancing Club '40, '41, Bowling Club '40, '41, Wrestling Team '4O. N Silverio J. Nunez 438 Elizabeth Avenue AlI work and no play. Jerry Intramural Sports, r-' H .I f a 5 LX 2 . Q54 xxx.. X. Edward R. O'Brien, Jr. 633 Wyoming Avenue I Durch Kampt zum Siegl 8 Tarzaniki Intramural Sports. James F. Ovechka 202 Elizabeth Avenue The faults we commit have lives of their own and bind us to them. uhm.. Art Club '42, Glee Club '40, '41, Nature Club '42, lntra- mural Sports, John P. Owsianik 38 Atlantic Street A friend in need is a friend indeed. ..J. P... Football Team '40, Wrestling Team '40, '41, Cross-Coun- try Team '42, Outdoor Track Team '42. Orlando T. Pagano 351 Fay Avenue Tommy Many men commend pa- Stephen Paitakis 10 West Scott Place Ambition and courage with pain will bring success. 1. tience, but few practice it. Steve Baseball Team '41, Basket- lnffamw-at Spoffs, blialll Team '42, Track Team 5 P Steven 0'Conno -SF? F,-1' PP? f 125 south Park sweet ltyl-4465 W .-1' f f I fffsy It you don't succeed at Z J 4' X gf f first, try again. K X I X j woke f F Q N, ! -iff I t l S t. fd fs- n ramura por s Rxfik I If l 'ls-?ss!.f lb Joseph P. O'DonneII Raymond O'Keefe 685 Summer Street 150 Grove Sreet Slow but sure. Only hurry where you have ..Joe.. to and even then iust take J. v. Basketball Team '40, YO2',' T ' varsity Basketball '41, '42, RAY Intramural Sports. Intramural Sports. 42 Walter Olsofsky 604 Spring Street They who see shall find. ..Walt.. Glee Club '40, '42, Monti- cello Times Staff '40, Mas- ter Typists Club '40, '41 Intramural Sports. Rudolph W. Ostrowslli 146 East Jersey Street Great works are performed not by strength but by per- formance. ..RUdy.. I Tee-Jay Staff '42, Library Statt '40, Intramural Sports. Edward A. Palac ll2 Court Street He who knows and knows he knows, is wiseg follow him, for he is well informed. Pollack Intramural Sports. Joseph Paterek 43 South Second Street Good manners are a sign of good breeding, White Y Intramural Sports. William P, Paterek 44 Erie Street Live and learn. sin Bowling Club '4l, W -ef! xv'-FN7? ff fs'-7' K rg' ,f ff ..-f' .ff file' ' Edgar Pavia 656 Third Avenue Do it right or not at all. Pepsi Monticello Times Staff '4lg Gas Model Airplane Club '4O5 German Club '4lg Track Team Manager '41, JT f 1 ,ee if ff -c jf 'Agro ,g if sf, XXI X 4 'i I I f F ! fm ffl .M 'i I x i I 3 1 '7 George M. Peity 453 Franklin Street There is some good in the worst of us, Pete intramural Sports. Dominic Petruccelli 8l4 Grove Street A friend in need, is a friend indeed. lipeiii Soccer Team '42j Library Staff '4l, William Petuskey, Jr. 6l9 Green Street Qui docet, dlscit. Willie Varsity Soccer Team '40, '4I, '42g Intramural Sports, Martin R. Pfeffer 527 Pennington Street The pen is mightier than the sword. ifpepii Bowling Club '4lg Monticello Times Staff '4l5 Golf Club '4lj Basketball Team '4l: Journalism Club '4l. Ernest R. Picard 937 South Elmora Avenue Matthew Pienciak 229 Fulton Street Aide-toi, le ciel t'aidera, There's always another apic., 1img, Service League '40, '4lg Rifle 5l 0'fY Club '40, Intramural Sports, Joseph E. Poda, Jr. lO6O North Avenue Take it slow, boys! Fuss Football Team '4Og Student Council '4Oj Cross Country Team Manager '4l, Conrad H. Pistel, Jr. I53 Jefferson Avenue The only way to have a friend is to be one. Hemgi. Rifle Club '4Og Intramural Sports. ,pf pw. 1-NK f fm: NNXXX if I , I F'-xl 44 rr Gle '41 Joseph F. Polewczak 629 Marshall Street Not having tried is worse than failing. iilneffylr Monticello Times Staff '40, Intramural Sports. Lawrence Radkowsky 350 Chilton Street His aim is high and so is he. ,,Rad,, Radio Club '40, Intramural Sports. Norman Rappaport 192 Bellevue Street Silence is golden. Rainey J. V. Basketball Team '40, Varsity Basketball Team '41, '42, Track Team '41, Foot- ball Team '42, Frank Raudonis B35 Garden Street All things come to the other fellow it you sit down and wait. Frank Soccer Team '40, '41, Senior Electric Club '42, Intramural Spoits. H H 5 F X Edwin Resnik 619 Magnolia Avenue Always on the hustIe. Elly Basketball Team '4O5 Intra- mural Sports. William Reuter 836 Summer Street Actions speak louder than words. Bill Intramural Sports, 9 D rgkccrf 5 ! I Robert J. Riedel Henry Riekehof 1013 North Broad Street 35 North Reid Street BY 3VOldlnQ work, 009 OUIY The secret of success is fools himself. constancy of purpose. Harish Hiztckii Intramural Sports '4l: Serve School Orchestra '40, All- ice LQBQUE '4l- City Orchestra '40, Intramu- ral Sports. H jj P f 6 I --'Fl Jr fp? f llw:-Q65 5 rf' 5 J ! f.6'D 3 5 4' ' f' if ff f f M 7 I ary H ,f j ff K f NV f 'E ? 4, F if u,.N. ! , .fy uf' f Randall Read George Reeves 1024 Madison Avenue ll Baltic Street Slow but not so surel Do unto others as you would ,,Randy,l have them do unto you. e Club '41, Library Staff Pee Wee 5 Intramural Sports. Glee Club '40, '41, '42, In- tramural Sports. John Reinhard 259 Fourth Street O, it is excellent to have ba giant's strength, but .it is tyrannous to use it like a giant. Johnny School Orchestra '40, School Band '40, '41, Bowling Club '41, Arnold Resnik 600 East Jersey Street Lord, what tools these mortals be. ,,Am., Wrestling Team '4Oj Bowl- mg Team '42, Art Club '4l Edward W. Rightmyer 197 Glenwood Road Do or die. rrEd,, Glee Club '40, '41, '42, Christmas Pageant '40, '41, '42, Soccer Team '41, '42, Intramural Sports. Julio Roselli 810 Adams Avenue All for one and one for all. Rosey Assistant Basketball Team Manager '41, '42, Intramu- ral Sports. xx-vac Wlkx-gig, Richard Ritter 221 Hillside Road Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow we graduate. Richey Fencing Club '40, '41, Intra- mural Sports. Daniel R. Rotunno 1030 Olive Street Keep trying, you'Il X +2 L Xxxkycr XXX K 1-4 ffl ,V lkwf I 9 I succeed. HR ti, Intramural Spojrts. j I f X fff ' fs ,--e 'f!f'pf-1442 f ,f 122, ji' fZ'Mf f 'T ,., -4' ff JJ also dvr fif ff - if ff Harry W. Rudel 331 Elmora Avenue Something promised is something done, Harry Lieutenant Service League '41, Color Guard '41, '42, Red Cross '42, Monticello Times Staff '42, Motion Pic- ture Club '42, Secretary Se- nior Class '42, Tee-Jay Co- ordinator '42, Clifford Ruemler I7 Stewart Place By avoiding work, one only fools himself. .taudii School Band '40, '41, '42, All-City Band '41, '42, In- tramural Sports. Albert Rugani 814 Fourth Avenue Work is the master key to success. AIbey Football Team Head Man- ager '4O, '41, '42, Intramu- ral Sports. Frank Rusciano ll South Seventh Street Were it not for love, poor life would be a ship not worth launching. Bright Eyes Football Team '40, Intramu- ral Sports. George C. Rusciano Joseph M. Ruvolo George Ryan William J. Ryan 1113 Harding Road 11 Christine Street Ill Miller Street 801 Elizabeth Avenue Know thyself. The thing to do, is the To be truly honest, I am Never calculate to enumer- rfRuShH thing to be done. rather fond of girls. ate the further processes of Monticello Times Staff '41, Joe Pa'CheS 'dUC ' b'i S. S 'e 'a' '42, An Mem Club '41, '42, Master Typists Club '40, '41, Graphic Arts Club '40, '41, 'OF' Bowling Club '41, '42, Serv- '42, Student Council '42, Treasurer '41, Intramural Bill ice League '41, '42, Art Indoor Track Team '41, Sports. Intramural Sports. Club '41, '42, Tee-Jay Ad- Horse Hollow History Club vertising Manager '42., '41, '42, Dance Club '4I. fxxx 7'Xg'w X N I - QJXX f I QD William J. Ryan 590 Jackson Avenue It's great to be great, but it's greater to be human, Bill Indoor Track Team '4l, '42, Outdoor Track Team '41, '42j Cross-Country Team '42, Intramural Sports. Anthony Rynkiewicx 333 South Park Street Always have a schedule of your doings, and you will prosper by following it. ,,Rynk,l Intramural Sports. Nicholas P. Sabbatelli 76 Westfield Avenue Politeness costs nothing, yet gains everything. LittIe Joe Llbrary Staff '40, '4l, School Band '4l,- '42, All- Clty Band '42. Norman Sacharow lO6O Sheridan Avenue They hurt themselves who wrong others. Clarky French Club '40, '4l, ln- tramural Sports. xx ,rxxx-X 2 gy! X. 13 X. Marvin M. Sandor 640 Court Street Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Sandy Tee-Jay Staff '42, Service League '41, Vergil Honor So- ciety '42, Intramural Sports: Cafeteria Cashier '4I. Thomas Sansone IO74 Bond Street He gazes at the world a cynical gIance. Bones Intramural Sports. with Richard Santa Maria 24 Grove Street Werner Schank 456 Fulton Street Never put off 'till tomorrow Pleasure before work.' what you can do today. Hwemu D'Ck Intramural Sports. Intramural Sports. fjf K .-Ge! 'Jr' f ltuxcv' 5 A-1' f Mi? iff? f f f i I asf! f I if Af? NV K ff df sf' N sis' I 4 0. mf' ' f if David Safferwich Herbert F. Sailer, Jr. Michael Salcifv 55190 559340 321 Loomis Street 738 Park Avenue I23 Race Street IO9 Franklin Street HA thlng of beauty ls 3 joy Grasp all' lose all, Let knowledge be your A good reputation is more fo,-eye,-,H iiaudii guide, you'lI never get lost. valuable than money. , ii . .i H - ii 'TUFK JI'- Camera Club '4l, Intramural M'I4e l I SIMD Intramural Sports, Sports, School Band 40, 41, 42g Intramural Sports. Intramural Sports. Albert G. Schardien, Jr. A 1080 Mary Street It is not what you might have done, it is what you have done. MAIN Service League '40, Art Club '40, Treasurer Senior Class '42g Outdoor Track Team '40, '41, '42, lndoor Track Team '40, '41, '42g Cross- Country Team '40, '41, and Captain '42, Color Guard '4O. Thomas Schear 924 South Street Anything on a bet. Admiral Intramural Sports. Jack C. Schleck 143 Stiles Street Duty, Honor, Country. Arthur Schmidt 949 Elizabeth Avenue A man is what he makes Xxl X 4 'i I I I K I --'w r f 1 z V2 X15 25399 1 uf 4 E .ao : iiqlli XXX l gi N s- C 71 hu? .3155 A l .ag 4:3 Q Nmff'-:l 1 lb, 5 it -ex S his ., X41 Whwixx 5' S' 5' QXXX X, 3 ff 'E xx NN 9 2 2 mtl 'xx ah It K Kit Fix S Nx XX x Samuel Scutieri 577 Jackson Avenue Silence is golden. Leeman Intramural Sports. Harry J. Seibert 611 Magie Avenue The deepest rivers make the least din. iisyeii Intramural Sports. Carl Serafin 208 Clark Place A pleasing appearance is silent recommendation. Carl Monticello Times Staff '42g Alchemists Club '42, Tee- Jay Coordinator '42. Calvin K. Seymour 253 Orchard Street Success is achieved by making of work a pleasure instead of a chore. iicalii Intramural Sports. Robert J. Sheehan James Shepard Leslie Siess Terence Sigmon, Jr. 832 Grove Street 1033 Magnolia Avenue 571 Madison Avenue 742 Spring Street Live and learn. You have witnessed the Respect yourself and you Terry HBODH DBSTI nowfutsgrgde for the will beuresoectedf' H1-ime is a Casket wherein Soccer Team '41, Cross- ,, Q, LGS our days are covered certain- Country Team '40, Library Shep School gand '40, f4l5 Glee ties that will lift out of it: Staff '41, Student Council '41g Cafete- Club '40, '4l- one after one, ria Service League '40, '41, School Orchestra '40, '41, Intramural Sports. '42: Intramural Sports. Kg, xxNXX X N I - rgxl I 48 Kenton J. Silva 451 Bond Street One for all and all tor one. lrKennyu Radio Club '41, Track Team nib, '41, Football Team '40, Joseph Sova 444 Court Street When skill and love work together, accept a master- piece. Shock Absorber J. V. Football Team '40, Varsity Football Team '41, '42. Thomas B. Sparks 846 Myrtle Street Laugh at the past and look for the future, Spooks Graphic-Arts Club '41, '42 Intramural Sports. 8 H Arthur simon H r' 8 Watson Avenue H lt never pays to have an enemy. Arthur 1! Art Club '41, Intramural H Sports. 5 X7 J 1. 5 Ya' Alex Smelson 1016 Sheridan Avenue 4 They are rich who have true friends. Meltz , , Intramural Sports. George J. Spiegel Anthony Spirito I 929 Monroe Avenue 411 Morris Avenue Don't worry about it, lt is in general more pro- llspeckrr iitable 'to reckog up oufr de- ct t n t t ' Intramural Sports. e S aifainc:nenCi? O Ou' r,-I-Onyr, Cross Country Team '40, '41, Track Team Manager '41, X! P H?rse4ZHolIow History u , ' . I Q if Herbert i. smith 454' J ,,-7 ff? 523 Jersey Avenue y XQJ-.gf 'JJ J 1 uve by the faith of me H f 'W f r ff ff f Son of God, Who loved me, f X 7 X 4 fy rf Z and gave Himself for me. f lv ! gf -fr Herb ' ff' N f J.,- lntramural Sports. 'Z RN gv3A' 7 J 4-dx of f Joseph Sobolta 415 Livingston Street The least said is the soon- est mended. HJ Der, J. V. Basketball Team '41, Bowling Club '42, Intramu- ral Sports. John T. Soia Michael Sokol George Sourlis 231 Livingston Street 939 Monroe Avenue 1096 Elizabeth Avenue Talent shapes itself in still- Seek and you shall find. Aim high. ness, character in the tumult rrchickenrr Hseorqeff of the world. Johnny 1. V. Football Team '40, Varsity Football Team '41, '42, Intramural Sports. Glee Club '41, Intramural Intramural Sports. Sports. Richard J. Squillace, Jr. Albert Stanko 325 Amity Street 12 Spring Street Not to climb so high per- Do not wonder if you will naps. but to climb all alone. Richie Graphic-Arts Club '40, '41 Intramural Sports. Gus Stavros 824 Meadow Street Good health and good tail but think how you are going to succeed. Bruce Intramural Sports. K XXX 4 Xxx a 4 X I 4-N r fl ,Lf lXxs.J7 Q l 551 Bond Street Joseph Stawinski I Acts indicate the inten- I Fred W. Stricker, Jr, 1025 Louisa Street Who leads the flank is foremost. Freddie Typing Club '40, '41, '42, Monticello Times Staff '40 '41, Intramural Sports, ' Robert V. Stuart 804 Park Avenue Know thyself. Bob Rifle Club '40, Color Guard '40, '41, '42, Intramural Sports. William L. Styler 958 Adams Avenue The door to wisdom is never closed. Bill Typing Club '40, '41, lntra- mural Sports. George Suchorsky 329 Rose Hill Place Great honors are great burdens. George Basketball Team '41, Soccer Team '42, intramural Sports. sense are two of life's great- tion, est blessings, ffjoefi GUS Intramural Sports. Advanced Glee Club '41, '42, ! Christmas Pageant '41, Elec- f tion Board '41: Vergil Honor S-ociety '32, Glee Club '42, eeidly taff 42. F J f 'F vs: X f eg'- ' ,..-of 3 ff Ig? 6' f' 'ZH ' ,iff .f -f K 'cv A' ff' ff? I ff.-rf-T rfxv-xg flf J in 5 f ff If sf Edward B. Sullivan 14 North Avenue l love to live, and live to love. nsunyu Junior Glee Club '40, '41, Cheer Leader '40, '41, Tee- Jay Staff '42, Student Council '40, '41, indoor Track Team '40, Bowling Club '40, '41. John J. Sullivan 107 Murray Street Let's be friends. Jack intramural Sports. John J. Supak 700 Livingston Street He who hesitates is lost. Supe J. V. Basketball Team '40, Varsity Basketball Team '41, '42, Viarsity Football Team '41, '4 . Albert Sutter, Jr. 29 North Spring Street Did nothing in particular, and did it weIl. MAIN intramural Sports. 1-Xxx THA, xxXXX X N I MV 49 4--nr.. -.11 F QD Walter E. Sutter 740 Linden Avenue Ein gesundes Gemut in einem gesunden Koerperf' Sut Junior Class Secretary '41, Varsity Football Team '42: Alchemists Club '42, Intra- mural Sports. Walter Suwak 430 East Jersey Street Circumstances are beyond the control of man but his conduct is in his own power. Whitey Intramural Sports. Edward K. Sweeny 508 Linden Avenue Principle is ever my motto, not expediency,. ,,Ed,i French Club '4l, Alchemists Club '42, Monticello Times Staff '42. William F. Swiss 350 New York Avenue Faber est quisoue suae fortunaef' Bill Service League '40, '4l Audio-Visual Club '4l, '42 Intramural Sports. x H K 5 6,1 axaf WA 533- James Tierney 328 Murray Street Give me the diploma and you can keep the ribbon. H-'ima Golf Team '4l, Intramural Sports. William Titterington 745 Jackson Avenue Education comes before work. Bill Service League Country Team '42, Alchem- ists Club '42. '41, Cross Carl C. Tongring 732 Magie Avenue Hope will never conquer. Chet All-City Chorus '40, Pageant '39, '4O, '41, Double Quartet '4l, '42, Service League '4l, '42, Color Guard '42, Glee Club '40, '41, '42, Tee-Jay Staff '42. Robert D. Treadwell 523 Pine Street Ah, how unjust to nature and himself is thoughtless, thankless, inconsistent man. HBCU, Intramural Sports, I if P ' .ee I p f X I f ' , 2 jg ., f iff' f f !ff!?4'fr '2: I ff, 'dw-I lr' Giacento V. Tavormina Govey Taylor 307 John Street l7Ol,'2 Catherine Street Do good deeds, don't Always look forward, never dream them all day long. back. Jim McDutfy Master Typists Club '42, In- Intramural Sports. tramural Sports. Louis Teitelbaum, Jr. 5l4 Irvington Avenue Forbidden fruit is the sweetest. Louie Tee-Jay Staff '42, Intramu- ral Sports. Teddy F. Thompsen 43 Atlantic Street Strive for success. iinedii Football Team '40, Germar Club '40, Service League '40, '4l, Color Guard '40, Harold C. Trembley Harry Trifschler F :ti 2 'o m B! :fm 2 sew a - sz DJ '-5132 5'-lm'S,f,:' QEUCJE -. 'rn 5,+3s,,3- '-t . .-in, sf'8'.0 m-9-1 no FD OF-3 -. -io 72 'U : Em -4 J o MQ U3 FD 9011 Ed 570 245 '-:ll 50 2'-I' ETEQB 'CIDA' frsc uv .. :w-V: .mm - fb 3 -r 3 o Q' 3 3 Q- C T' I FD W 2 Q L nr C I0 C - U' an 3 f 4.2 ky.: Xxxxx 351 Marshall Street Give till it hurts. ,Benn Cross-Country Team '41, Outdoor Track 'leam '41, In. door Track Team '41, Bruce VanderClute 667 Madison Avenue Life IS worthwhile living. ,Wann Intramural Sports. X NW l U Q Lf-' XXNJ7 Clarence Vanderhurst I 244 Bond Street l But to be twice a fool is not the least insane of ways . Q to cure af first Hafflictionf' Edward H. Truskowski Sheldon Tunkel VBHCIY 425 Franklin Street 171 Bellevue Street Track Team ,415 W'e5lII 19 T , . , God helps those who help All fishes can go down ! f4e2am 41' School Band 41' themselves. stream but only certain ' If-rmckrf fishes can go upstream. Cross-Country Team '41, In- HT'-Inkn tramural Sports. School Band '40, Wrestling f Team '40, Intramural Sports. K wxl J' 6-1 I J Carlton Vandevere b lnv:G ,J 5 961 Lafayette Street ,F Freedom g h , 5. ,cv 5 if ,a . to g:5s.s5.f C .f P' J !,,, fi Carl 'J Eff sf Indoor Track Team '40, '41, 0- ,.. 'df '42, Service League '40- A- 'N o td T k T 1 I ' A rfxcgh ,J f lu oor rac eam 40, 41, !! ge-gf' ff! ff 42, Student Council '41. 24' x William H. Vierling 849 Monroe Avenue Salvatore Vicari 28 Amity Street Don't exert yourself at any The secret of success is Wisdom is like a dawn that cost. constancy to purpose. Ray Lightning J, V. Football Team '40, Rifle Club '40, Indoor Track Track Team '40, Intramural Team '41, Intramural Sports Intramural Sports Sports. Raymond P. Vause Ralph Venexio 720 West Grand Street 13 Spencer Street comes up slowly out of an unknown ocean. nvaxn Will Intramural Sports. Ho who hesitates is lost. . f'xXX 'f FK XA, xxNXx X N ...L MV 51 gi. K .iitzfi f'AJ -xiNi1 f .SJ jf 75.-'S QD Vito A. Visminas 212 lsham Place The best-laid schemes o' mice an' men gang aft agIey. vim French Club '41, Glee Club '41, '42, Student Council '42, John J. Vitale, Jr. 106 Orchard Street Education begins a gentle- man, conversation completes him. Johnny Camera Club '41, '42, Fenc- ing Club '41, '42, Ping Pong Club '41. Robert W. Vogt 633 Cleveland Avenue Watch the fellow in back of the fellow in front of you. uveegeu Service League '41, Glee Club '40, '41, '42, Christ- mas Pageant '40, '41, '42. Wilbur W. Volker 160 Orchard Street The good is sometimes hid- den, but never destroyed. Will German Club '40, Glee Club '41, Bowling Club '40. Charles L. Wardrop, Jr. 917 Sheridan Avenue Where there is a will there is a way. Chuck Service League '41, '42, Co- lor Guard '41, '42, Student Council '42, Horse Hollow History Club '41, '42, John Warnock 541 South Broad Street Money is the root of all evil. John Intramural Sports. N H 5 X X7 H J gun' Nathaniel J. Washington 634 Fulton Street You should never tell a lie, but don't always tell the truth, Nate Football Team '40, '41, '42, Baseball Team '40, lntra- mural Sports. I' P I 4-S: J F7-H' I! rf! ! f ! 1 Z'--My ,Q Bernard Wasserman 518 Pennington Street What is easy is not worth while, and what is worth while is not easy, Bucky Graphic-Arts Club '41, ln- tramural Sports. I f? ff.-, W' f FK f I -is-ij! f Q X I sf' X .cfs ,Z Arthur R. Vollrath 241 Vine Street Small opportunities are Russell H. vom Lehn 729 Bailey Avenue Life is gust a bowl of Robert Walsh 418 Madison Avenue This way of life shall pass. often the begin-ninglof great cherries. Russ emerpnses' Jeep Vergil Honor Society '42, Aff Llbrary Staff 140. Bowling Rifle Club '41, Chess Club Intramural Sports. Club '42, Intramural Sports. 1417 lmramufal Spons- John J. Ward 720 Fay Avenue Success can only. be achieved by enthusiasm. Blondie Intramural Sports. Edward P. Wegryn 310 Marshall Street They can conquer who believe they can. ,,Red,i Joseph Wegryn 310 Marshall Street He as well pald who is well satisfied. rrjoeii Camera Club '40J Dance Intramural Sports. , Club '41, '42, J. V. Basket- . ball Team '41, Bowling Club i 41, '42g Intramural Sports. Robert S. Weisinger Sherman Weltchek 116 West Jersey Street 1112 Coolidge Road Do before you think. An honest man is the Hznigyii noblest work of God. Bowling Club '41, Track Sham Team '40, Intramural Sports. Vefgil Honor SOCIETY '42i School Band '4Og Tee-.lay Staff '42g Camera Club '40, '41, '42, Latin Club '41, 'tl J' xXl X 4 'I ff X I K F X I on r fl 4? msg I l r I f f .0 ff fe- ,av 5 g - ff 1 , f P' 1-I Ffl f gif f ffGfyf'6.f-if W 'iff x-J William J. Werner 1064 Anna Street Worry never made men great: so why worry? Bill Intramural Sports. Bruno A. Wesolowski 249 Livingston Street Wicked people make misery for you. Bruno Intramural Sports. Ralph H. White 170 Jefferson Avenue 'A happy life is a short one, a worried life is shorter. Mouse Intramural Sports. Leonard Wilchek 1061 Mary Street lf at first you don't suc- ceed, try again. Lenny School Band '40, '41, '42, School Orchestra '41, '42, Model Airplane Club '40, German Club '41, Intramural Sports. John C. Wild Frederick A. Wilk John C. Wilson Harry W. Winegar 817 Rebecca Place 410 Schiller Street lOO9 Flora Street 758 Jersey Avenue Wisdom and wealth are true Ambition extends, to We give advice but we Practice makes perfect. friends. other's traditions. cannot give the wisdom to HLMWH Wild Bill Moon prom by 'LH Intramural Sports. Camera Club '41, Senior Senior Electric Club '41, '42, Johnny Electric Club '42, Intramural Intramural Sports. Senior Electric Club '42, ln- Sports. tramural Sports. FM1 X rut, xx Xxx of 53 CLASS COLORS Stanley F. Walski 632 Green Street Little things, big things make. Iggy Football Team '41, Intramu- ral Sports. John Yacek 432 East Jersey Street The world's great men have not commonly been great scholars, nor its great scho- lars great men. John Election Committee '40, Dance Committee '41, Intra- mural Sports. 0 Michael F. Yackowsky 420 Court Street The fruit of knowledge is the fruit of want. President Vincent Corsentino Vice-President Victor Gualano Secretary Harry Rudel Russian Fencing Club '40. Walter J. Yapkiewicz I46 Marshall Street BLUE and GOLD CLASS FLOWERS COREOPSIS and CORN FLOWER CLASS MOTTO Treasurer Albert Schardien When Duty whispers low, 'Thou mustl' the Youth replies, 'I canl' Whatever comes my way, l always take it with a smile. Lefty Intramural Sports. Alexander Yarosky, Jr. 462 East Jersey Street Years are not life, years are the empty shells of life. Mad Russian Glee Club '40, Intramural Sports. CLASS ADVISER MISS THERESA FEATHERSTON Robert Yospin Herman W. Zimmermann 522 Elizabeth Avenue SSO Elizabeth Avenue Each one is the maker of Be obligated to no one. his own fortune. Hguddyff N'p50V School Band '41, '42, School J. V. Football Team '40, Orchestra '4l, '42, All-City Fencing Team '40, '4lj Ger- Band '42g All-City Orchestra man Club '40, Bowling Club '4l, '42. '4lg Horse Hollow History Club '41, '4Z. Frank A. Zygmunt 43-F Mravlag Manor l covet truth. Curly Intramural Sports. 1 4 3 W-www eff: his .::. :cw ,gif ,s .4 -f if 4 ag E '1 5 i fs WEE xxg9,,Si 11' U Y X X mf-sh,-Ln , W S ig KW K -1fwfif2GEg,f L, - , M ,, pwk LVFIV ,, 5 M, L, . .mwffwmw pw 'Ww -E N 33 1, M .,.., 9, 1 vm - 4? ' af' ,Q 2 . i ffvizglf 1 I mf :',,.g1s. k , WK. THE Student Court is composed of eight students who try all cases Cl! i Student Court of discipline that are brought before them, reach a decision and impose a penalty. When a student committs an offense, he is tried We before D, Hourihan, V. Corsentino, D, Mahan, A, Tramer, J, Bruno, D. Linsenman, A. l-leller, and R. Magee. Faculty adviser is Miss The- resa Featherston. Audio-Visual Club THE aim of the Audio-Visual Club is the more effective use of the auditory and visual aids, The club takes pride in rendering pub- lic address, motion pictures and slide projection service to the school. lt functions regularly and effectively throughout the year, under the advisorship of Mr. Raymond Hutchinson, The officers include: W. Swiss, A, Greshko, E. Genschel and S. Wilhelms, ,,......1 l l Advanced Glee Club ARMONIZING under the attentive supervision of Mr. Harold Vogt, members of the Advanced Glee Club represent the school - at various outside appearances. Carefully selected for voice, members benefit by excellent collaboration at all social functions, Red Cross HIS student club, organized by Miss Grace Eldred and now directed by Miss Selma Peters, is an important activity at Jefferson. The members have collected the contents for 45 greeting boxes and also fBl5O. from a special drive, they also are collecting waste materials ..-.... for a fund for disabled soldiers. Student directors are F. Brtek and D, Linsenmann, if Mft jwggkwia awe is , ,Q Mira W W 25 is mug fi R it it away, if ,4 ' f'-' ,V .,,, . . . , Y f -fwr' i if-iv l Junior Cilee Club HE Junior Cilee Club is a stepping stone to the Advanced Glee Club. The members propose to improve their voices through gen- eral group harmonizing and take personal satisfaction in their good work, They are advised by Mr. Harold Vogt who is assisted by Miss Florence Tarlow and Mrs. Ruth Boyer. JS. O. HE Jefferson Student Organization consists of the entire student body, led by four elected officersi President, D. l-lourihan, Vice- President, J. Bruno, Secretary, D. Mahan, Treasurer, A. Tramer, and faculty adviser, Miss Theresa Featherston. Its purpose is to repre- sent the students in all matters, and to sponsor activities and projects for their welfare, , Q s J ia' ,,... 1- .,., - K ' 'i.i L i .ma iif . J 3 mxwqi. X, ,K ,.,.k,'g ,l' 5li is r ' vii iw - W A- 'M N Ks1rfnnp.'wQf ' f ' r:d 'k' - A i T V uL1'u.f,, ggwwi-My is ii.r, lfffkw--,i - . tw-'Mr-f-me in 3 N M i -whom ,sss ,, ..,t...,, .Q ..t, ,,.t , W fTfflf1g,..... WM-ew--af, CS em an Service League HE duty of this organization is to preserve law and order in the cor- ridors and cafeteria with each member wearing a distinguishin 9 armband. lts tacult ad' ' M' i 4 y viser is iss Ruth Ely and its officers are D. Linsenmann and J, Leonard. l ,- 55:1 --,cb ws, .. V45 IAA t , f U 3 mga' , Q Hi-Y Club UPERVISED by Mr. Raymond Hutchinson the Hi Y Club ' , - is con- k stituted to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards ot Christian character, A nation-wide as- sociation, they are a function of the Y, M C A Officers arei D. Linsenmann, R, Magee, J, Gallagher and Llamrnerding. H W TT Latin Club VFHE Latin Club has two divisions: Cicero Uuniorl and Vergil lSe- niorl with each functioning separately Monthly programs ar . e conducted by each, at which the members enjoy Latin songs debates quizzes, question contests and listening to papers read on thin s g per- taining to ancient Roman life. Advised by Dr. A E Warsley the of ticers include: S. Kessler and I Kozatch Consullss 'G Stavros d G. . , , . an Zades, Praetors, A, Folkenflik and S. Goldberg Scribae, L, Fisher and A, Luongo, Aediles, A, Kornhauser and R. Piefozak, Quaestors. Student Council HE Student Council is made up of elected representatives from the senior, junior and sophomore classes, who take action on all prob- lems and current affairs of the scho l All O, legislation originates in this group, and plans or suggestions are submitted to the student body, Its officers are: A. I-leller, D. Linsenrnann, C. Wardrop, J. Leonard. Faculty adviser is Miss Theresa Featherston. 010 Nature Club NDER the sponsorship of Mr, Walter Kroemmelbein and Mr Joh 4 n Kozlowski, this club makes trips to various nature museums and farms in order to create a greater interest in plant and animal life. - Its officers are: G. Feihl, P1 Shubeck and E, Gulino. History Club HE Horse Hollow History Club, guided by Mr Paul G Baker is , . , a group of students who are interested in th h' e istorical story of Eli- zabeth and its houses and streets. Topics of current affairs share equal prominence with the tales of early days in Elizabeth. lts offi- cers arei Pr 'd A ' ' esi ent, J, Schleck, Vice-President, R. Clarkj Secretary- Treasurer, H, Mayer. i--f i ji if l Clrchestra NDER the baton of Mr. Arthur Brandenburg, the school's orches- tra has reached a new high this year with the enrollment of more members than in any previous year. lt serves most outstandingly at our school assemblies. Its officers incl d 2 C. H 'd L, Berstone. u e ei orn, N. Varga and Band HE Band, a group of versatile students, under the direction of Mr. Arthur Brandenburg, is a credit to Jefferson. It has earned many victories in contests and it adds immensely to our assemblies. lts colorful attendance at our football games is always looked upon with pride by the school. The officers are: C. Heidorn, R. Fricke, M. Sal- cito and A. Potts. Alchemists Club HE Alchemists Club, composed of the honor students in chemis- try and, under the joint advisorship of Mr. Peter Waitkevicz and Mr. William Davidson, include among their activities visits to chemif cal plants, showing motion pictures on chemistry, and discussing chemical problems. lts officers include: S, Kessler, R, Baines and W, Anthes. Double Quartet E D bl Quartet is made up of eight specially chosen Jefferson H ou e students who have a high degree of vocal finish and a pleasing appearance. They represent a higher degree of ensemble singing. They bring joy to the school and community whenever they give a ' ' H ld performance. They function under the guidance of Mr. aro Vogt. 1-gi l l Library Staff HE Library Staff under the direction of Miss Marion Kinne and Mrs. Edna Hall has many responsibilities in connection with the running of the library, Each student gives two or more periodsto library work. Seniors who have given two years of faithful and effi- cient service in the library are given an award at graduation. lts officers are: J. Ninnivaggi, P. Baker and F. Kraus. Monticello Times EFFERSON'S student newspaper, The Monticello Times, is edited monthly by a student staff of editors, writers, artists, photograph- ers and typists as well as by business and circulation departments. The upper staff consists of W. Lambert, D. Hourihan, D. Linsenman, A. Kaufman, M. Miller. The faculty adviser is Miss Ruth Ely. an-..., l Monticello gs w A-fm-. ,W.r.,.Ai.f fo, Parsilm M fe if. opml, iw,-V my cwfaimwn ' Elm.:-... W. , a..,..... 1.1 ,M ,jj K V ...r..f.x4,-1-...ni-.vez . ..,.... Q M1612 MT . - 7 ::'m'1L'm.1fA12i!'FrS1 .f--me T -. Les Elus ES ELUS, the French Club, is under the direction of Miss Mary M Murphy. The purpose of this organization is to furnish an en- joyable, educational supplement for students of French. Much time is spent in discussing France's role, past and present, in world affairs. Interesting aspects of the lives off F amous renchmen, and French cus- toms, songs and games have a share in the semi-monthly programs The officers are Joseph Durand, President, Alfred Little, Vice-Presi d . ent, Chester Turk, Secretary-Treasurer, and Werner von Dohlen, Program Chairman. Art Club tx. ,.,.c.,-t ' HT AE N. me A Pl , Q . I 1 I-IE members of the Art Club sketch various scenes thev ma en- . Y counter in the city, studying a little of oil painting and sculp- ture under the guidance of Mr Armand Sozio Its ur ose ' th . . p p is e furtherance of art for those students who wish to better themselves Al Curran and F. Rusciano. . .sm V we- 'fIT -f in this subject. Its officers include: F. Mascaritala, S. DeCesare, R. Master Typists Club b of this club are typists w o a t in contests and its director is 4 tion in citywide yp Q ler. The officers are R. Mitchell and A. Arace. Chess Club HE Chess Club, under the expert supervision of Mr. Leslie Ault, is expressly organized for the brainy men of Jefferson, who wish to learn the finer points of the game. There is a team of more ' ' ' cl ts in surround- experienced fellows who match their wits with stu en ing schools. M. Berman is the captain, l h ttain a speed of forty HE mem ers words or more per minute, Its purpose is to train for participa ' ' ' Miss Florence Gel 'WN l Camera Club HE Camera Club is advised by Mr, Charles S. Winter and is com- posed of students interested in becoming more proficient in taking and developing pictures, Having no dark room or enlarging machines at their disposal, their meetings are confined to general discussions and the planning of contests The officers include: President, C. Hersh, Vice-President, F. Misiewiczg Secretary-Treasurer, J. Vitali. Electric Club NDER the guidance of Mr. Maynard Hall, students of the senior electrical class constitute the Electric Club, Their meetings are instructive and interestingg they combine school activities with trips to industrial plants to become acquainted with industrial meth- cds and processes, The officers include: A, Girgus, F, G. Raudonis -.- and W. S. Grousee, fit b sg! Printing Club HE Tee Jay Graphic Arts Club, under the sponsorship ot Mr. Charles l-larm, is the school's printing club whose purpose is to turther interest in printing and allied processes, serve the school by printing calendars, book marks and many other things. lts officers include: T. Sparks, M. Fedirko, G. Lisak, D, Young and G. Ryan, Stamp Club PONSORED by Miss Ruth Glasier, the group's purpose is to in- crease interest in stamp lcre, to study histories ot various stamps and to exchange duplicates, Among its activities the club publishes a paper called, The Thomas Jetterson Stamp News , distributed tree to students, lts otticers arei A. Linkus, S, l-lrysenko and C. Turk. ,4 ,cs 'T ,,. V. 9 a sw W.-' X 69, K, 4 43' ,.-sl C -.1-s.,i 14653 it Viv'-g,W ,,,, 15, Christmas Pageant HE annual Christmas Pageant has been a traditional activity of J ff r on since l93O. Its success is due to the careful supervi- e e 5 sion of Mr, Clifton J, Hopf, in charge of the presentation, assisted by Mr. Arthur Brandenburg and Mr, Harold Vogt of the music depart- ment and Mr. Armand Sozio of the art department. The narrators last Christmas were E, Picard and R, vom Lehn, -..., Student Office Managers ACH member of this organization acts in the capacity of a man- ' ' cl their under the able supervision of Mrs, Edna Stokes, an ager duties consist of receiving callers, taking attendance, assisting work- ers in machine operation, seeing that the office is in orderly condi- tion, and enforcing their motto: Prepare, Perform and Put Away, at-1- isbn.. A COMMITTEE for the sale of government Defense Stamps and FUD EFENSE I f B Y N UNIT ATES SAVI NGS BONDS la ANDSTAMPS . lxff ' X e l U . ,' PX ED , ' 1. -ST ' - , 1 . S l N , lg x l ' X 'iw' lf I iff I I fi 2 I Defense Committee Bonds was set up in Jefferson and began functioning on Jan- uary l9th, l942. For the first two months of sales activities, up to March l8th lat the time this book went to pressl, this committee sold 59,425 worth of Bonds and Sl,623.30 worth of Stamps, for a grand total Sl l,048.30. At this average of sales, it is hoped to reach the 525,000 mark by close of school in June. The sales committee works under Dr, A, E. Warsley, faculty director, and ipcludes: V. Gualano, I, Kozatch, G. Stavros, E. Sullivan, A. Tramer, D. Hourihan, F. Gebhardt, R. Magee, J. Leonard and A. Heller. Rauf Zi 3. fbqunde lianclianigfampdf THE money that we invest in United States Defense Stamps and Bonds buys democracy's war tools which will bring defeat to our enemies. Following is a catalogue of some of these war tools and the cost of each: GAS MASK lS9.25l, HORSE lSl65I, MULE ISIQOI, SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE lS85I, .45 AUTOMATIC PISTOL lS65lg SUBMACHINE GUN lSl50I, MOTORCYCLE l9'p400I, PARACHUTE 153007, 60-mm. MORTAR lS500Ig .30 MACHINE GUN lS600I, BANTAM CAR IJEEPI lS900lg .50 MACHINE GUN lflSl,500I, 2V2-TON TRUCK lSS2,000l, BARRAGE BALLOON lflSl0,000Ig 75-mm. CANNON l3Sl2,000I, PERSONNEL CAR- RIER VEHICLE lSll,000Ig SOUND LOCATOR lS5,000I, 75-mm. SELF- PROPELLED GUN lSl5,000I, l55-mm. HOWITZER lS20,000l, LIGHT TANK lS25,000I, ANTI-AIRCRAFT SEARCHLIGHT lSB30,000l, 90-mm. ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN lS40,000l, MEDIUM TANK lS'55,000I, FLYING FORTRESS lS350,000I, I6-INCH COAST GUN lS2,000,000l. ' X f - l.,15,p H 5 Y akin,-mf. 5511.4--, I ,,,5mg, , fs, fi fu ,N--, , 7 L- H in x 1, W K M .,,,,,., Wyw , W Q ,V Q. 7,5 in- ,-i,fE,A?Q'-'59 ,LJ . . - -ff ' , . 51, f-,3,JQQL' K - ,L n -P-Y.izzifigl-vyiwr-4f,,.pf 2-3,15-zlxivsgfl -- W .f 5 f az-1L1H'LL11ffLik-fm-1:v,''-S':':1-was-L2 :gc L, ' - fJ3Zff'k- 5.1 752 '1,-'fpfi--,fflflin gn Q 5. ,, , . if 1 hifi- :',-as-33:4--afzfvi .p,-ff1w!g.' - A f' 'fr--if -- ..+ffF,g2gufg+X .i-ri!-if-3.y.:,1g .1 f Q' - L-5 ,V 5- be f W s- f-rl --L 1,.'fgffg:,25s-wif, 3:5-, gp., 'f V KA., L,..,V.k,kV, ,, ,kk,., -, M, L,A. 1 ,,., ,, Varsity Football Team lTl-l most of last year's letter men graduating, the Jeff squad suffered from lack of experience this year. Facing a suicidal schedule composed of the State's best teams, the season was high- lighted by a hard-fought victory over Woodbridge, a brilliant 75 yard run by N. Rappaport against Irvington, and H. Clark's outstanding line play. Among the stars of Coach Frank Kirkleski's squad were: . DiLeo, W. Polewski, J. Sola, and R. Van Orden. Mr. Robert Cox was Assistant Coach and Mr. Fred Wiebesiek was Faculty Manager. A. Rugani was Student Manager. Jefferson All American Football Team INCE many of Jefferson's former football men are now in Uncle Sam's Armed Forces, Coach Frank Kirkleski has selected Jeffer- son All-American Squad, with all of whom he corresponds, though undoubtedly there are others. Coaches: Soja and Cahill, Managerial Staff, Miller, Koopman and Gianatazzo, L. E., Peck and Chieffo, L. T., Matyka and Watson, L. G., Barau, C., Bongiovanni, R. G., Pi- berg and Jensen, R. T., Sova and Szczepanski, R. E., Malinowsky, Q. B., Krinsky and Woicik, L. H. B., Zaidel, R. H. B., Ali, F. B.,Svejda. KEEP 'EM FLYING! 72 Basketball Team HAT Coach Robert Cox has put out another strong basketball team for this year is evidenced by the team's early-season wins over Asbury Park llast year's State championsl and Garfield lan- other State powerhousel. Our small though speedy team looked for- ward to continued success in the County Tournament by winning the first round against Roselle, beating Regional in quarter finals and conquering Linden in the semiffinals. In the finals they lost to Rah- way. Out of the tournament they garnered a beautiful trophy pic- tured on this page. The team was paced by J. O'Donnell, N. Rappa- port and J, Supak. Coach Herman Kaufman was in charge of the Junior Varsity. The team's student manager was N. Levensong the faculty manager was Mr, Fred Wiebesiek. L l . h Q j---v Cross Country Team HIS year again Coach John Tomlinson gave to Jefferson a Cross- Country team to rival the great ones of past years. After placing second in the County meet, the team reached its peak in earning a tie for second place in the State Championship. Outstanding run- ners were M. Cherrichello, A. Shardien, l.. Bryant and W. Ryan. Joe Poda was the Varsity manager, Soccer Team ED by George Skarecki, chosen captain of the All-State Soccer team, Jefferson once again proved a tough competitor. Coach James Nash's charges, after a slow start, went well after midseason C. and defeated some of the State's best teams. They reached their peak in a l2-2 defeat of Pingry, a traditional rival. A. Fonseca, A. Diaz, R. Curran and W. Petusky were the stars of the team. G. Chait was senior manager. , . ., l - .l.,. Table Tennis Club HIS club, organized by Mr. Alger Davis three years ago and who acts as its adviser, has had a record of continuous victories in its matches with other schools' teams without a single defeat. lt fur- nishes athletic competition for boys not represented in major sports. All efforts tend towards developing sportsmanship in their meets. Henry Marshat is Captain. Golf Club HE members of the Golf Club of the school are busy perfecting their individual games for what promises to be a real test this season. Dates for spring practices have been determined with sev- eral matches in process of arrangement. Otto Altenburg is Captain, with Mr, C, J. Hopf as Faculty Adviser. l . gn as lim ,ill- Wrestling Team f ll new material the new mentor, Coach Ed Nit- T lTl-l a team o a , tolli, developed a team of good but inexperienced wrestlers. Although not very successful in inter-school competition, Jefferson has some good prospects for the State Championships. The team W. d J. is led by Captain A. Bove and among the best wrestlers are an Gallagher, R, Van Orden and P. Mendenez. F. Moschberger is the Senior Manager. Cheering Team IRECTED b Coach Clifton J. Hopf, our cheerleaders, with great Y D cl l'ft the spirit' and morale of the student support, helpe to i teams at both football and basketball games throughout the season. ' A, l-leller, E. Gerson, V. Nufrio, Those on the squad were Captain R. Rigby, J. Boffa and E. Sullivan, ' Q f. fi Ea ! ! V if V, - ' W 7 W? .i Z' ' I. 1 it Bowling Club ' ,srrix 3 TUDENTS interested in bowling, and there are many of them, are Vtty members of the school's Bowling Club and coached by Mr. Ed- Q' ward Morahan, an outstanding bowler in the Teachers' League. Reg- I . u ar practice sessions are attended by the members who are now pre- paring for their annual tilt with the Faculty. Fencing Team FTER a lapse of one year's inactivity, fencing again was revived as a sport of Jefferson's students under the direction of Mr. Jack Kowalsky. Regular practice sessions were held and a schedule ,sau for a few meets is being arranged. lt is hoped that the fencin t g eam will again come forth as a champion group. for Cb it i r Q -nu- E lfnawnlafgeadau Mr. Barton Mr. Gallagher Mr. Gardell Dr. Loso Dr. Loughren Mrs. Melamed Mr. Paine Miss Porter Mr, Seaton Mr. Shugart Mr, Van Hart Dr. Wilson W. S. Booth, MD, Mr. Baird MF. HGCYOV Mr. Berger Mr, Snyder Mr, Burns Mr, I, Fieldman Mr. H. Fieldman Mrs, Connors Mrs. Sheridan Mr. Miller Mr, Petracca Mr. Galvin 5 500 0X5 xayb-,xko e also -,Wo Xen os! Osgmisa osx geo -ax ask Ytxok Se-, you am s urge 5 ex fm x 3 5' S asks Vinerzi so 0 1 so o hoe 9 if Sz 6 3 do o an o Qno G +635 fn 'hoe-sq Yvlsebg' ers vw no Na 1461 C so N vLg,ql'hax 1551 o 134-fo eden e M XX fxx v A X Xvvjo WL 'U NC-J f 4 'bas See oe Ot ot P' mx 4 Nha s es ik Sas Oxes e QS 9000 oc! R0 ?6xKsc W 9 -Nas 6 Q1 x 5 3' 'Qkqxsxes Q' who 0 0 Yoiko a 9-uqoeo YZ :oe Xe' Qgtksv 5 www Cox ov C' 'N ' Y GG Y' 56 90 QQQQ oi 9' Y- Y-f K-NF-ik ffm! ITTLE Joe Jeff, Jr. dashed into the house. His two books, a volume of American History and the latest edition of O. U. Killer's blood curdlers, were thrown on the hall table. After peeling off his reversible and unbutton- ing his flaming scarlet sweater, little Joe bounced into the living room. Dad, dad! he shouted, guess what? Mayor Allen Kaufman, when he spoke at our school assembly this morning, said that the Class of i942 was one of the best ever and l remember that that was the year you graduated. Gee, ain't you proud? Big Joe, Sr. looked up from his evening paper's sport section, casually extracted his pipe from his mouth, glanced at his still pretty wife, who used to be Betty Battin, and answered thoughtfully: Hmm, l wonder who was in that class anyway. Say, Joe, would you mind going upstairs and bring me my TEE-JAY? You know, it was our l942 Yearbook and just about the best that old school has to its and, let's see, Oh yes, Doc Warsley's credit. Say, l wonder if he's still putting them out for Jefferson. He was always resign- ing from it after each one. Well, hurry up, Joe, and bring it down! Five minutes later, the musty, battered and oft-handled annual was opened out on Big Joe's lap. On each side of him sat his family, Betty and Little Joe. The calendar on the wall indicated MAY I967. Well, began Big Joe, as he began looking at his classmates pictured in alphabetical order, let's see: here's Otto Altenburg, well, he's still running the Piano House on East Jersey. And Russ Bayne still takes a great interest in his clothes. Say, Joie, didn't you buy that sweater in the Esquire Fashion Center on Broad Street? Rus is general manager there. As he continued turning the pages, in some spots tears welled in Big Joe's eyes, when he saw faces long unheard of. He skipped over them. Then, he easily recognized Ed Bronner as the playright and producer. But only Big Joe knew that Russ vom Lehn was Bronner's angel, Little Joe called out when he saw Tom Lee, San Berman and Walter Sutter. All airminded boys knew of the designers of the 750 m.p.h. air transport. Betty recognizef' Larry Connolly and sighed, as all women did who saw this matinee idol. 80 Big Joe laughed as he turned the page: Ha, ha! Lanky Lou Teitelbaum and Duppy Carl Dreyer! Ha, hal They remind me of Abbott and Costello! Who're Abbott and Costello, Dad? asked Little Joe. Oh, some fellows we used to laugh at when I went to school-the way you kids laugh at Lou and Carl. Say, l think their newest picture is at the Ritz. Big Joe picked up the Elizabeth Daily News , published by Cecil and Austin Hersh and turned to the movie section where Bill Lambert's four star review of the flicker and Sherman Weltchek's, Dave Nelson's and Walt Kroemmelbein's action shots from it made up Big Joe's mind to see it. Little Joe remembered Charles Apostolas from the calendar in his room, advertising his Car Washing Emporium . They now put the book down at six o'clock to hear Uncle Elmer Hanf tell his nephews and nieces where to find their birthday gifts. Betty then kept the radio on for fifteen minutes of crooning by Leo Fisher. They left for the movies at seven o'clock and walked to it. The Jeff family said, Hellol to Jack Schleck and his wife, to Tony Spirito, too, who had just published his book on How to Divide! When Joe bought the tickets, he spied Dan Hourihan making eyes at the cashier. Playboy Dan had married a working wife and made hay while she ran a Bingo emporium. After the main feature, the news came on the screen. Big Joe saw many of his class- mates flash on the screen. There was Lidon who had just coached his North- southern basketball squad to their tenth straight national invitational title. Joe Di Leo was the commentator. Chet Czujak was shown training for his fifth defense of his heavy-weight title and Cliff Gregory in an adjoining camp doing the same, Cliff was welter-weight champion. After coming out of the Ritz, the Jeff family stepped into Gus Stavros's new Highway Club to have a little snack and saw Carl Serafin, crack column- ist of the Elizabeth Daily News making his usual rounds of the town's haunts. Finally, as they left to go home, rain began to fall and Big Joe had to invest in a taxi ride home. lt wasn't until they reached home that they found out that Marv Sandor had driven them home. As they marched upstairs, they met their landlord, Art Kornhauser, who greeted them affably. WeIl, said Big Joe, as they entered their smug apartment, there you are: you've met some of my 1942 classmates, ranging from mayor, to movie stars, to newspapermen and taxi drivers. Now, good-night, Joie, l must go to bed now because l've got to get up early and open my newspaper stand at Broad and East Jersey. Sleep tight! Sl J X f Glam f 7 i r ' D f jj' j . ll X REEN and weak in the knees we arrived at East Scott Place in September of l939. Jefferson was a new experience to all of us. We,-all big fellows in our respective Junior High Schools,-found ourselves deflated and relegated to looking for bakelite sandwiches and the mythical elevator. Some of us made new friends and some of us made new enemies. During our first month, we saw our first football game and Jefferson played its first game of the season against Edison Vocational, our inter-city rival. We beat them,-decisively, but the rest of the teams on our schedule weren't so easy. Our final record during that 1939 season was two wins, seven losses and one draw. At about this time we sat spellbound as pearl-diver Con Williams spieled his adventures in one of our best auditorium programs. And we gasped at the amazing number of grandmothers who had died in the families of the upper-classmen. We, of course, didn't know about the World's Baseball Series. We stifled laughs when the mike decided to talk back to Doc Warsley during our auditorium pep meetings. Some of us were a little angry when Harold Friedlander argued against co-education: but it was his assignment for a forum discussion, and we suspect he didn't really mean it. That was the year our amazing cross-country squad won the County and State championships and placed in the National's. In October, we entered the social whirl in a big way. Apples and cider disappeared as we enjoyed our first barn dance. Our first Christmas Pageant awed us rightfully. Detention was popping up occasionally. In January, Dan Hourihan was elected to the sophomore presidency in one of the closest races ever: Vincent Corsentino was chosen vice-president. ln April, we grew tired of our School Band's cry, On to Albany! How- ever, we were glad and proud when they placed first in the national competi- tion. Baseball was dropped as a major sport. We enjoyed our first field day with Battin. And we finished our first year delirious. 82 Came l94O, and suntanned and rarin' to go, we came back to tell in- coming sophs that the pool was on the seventh floor. Every morning two Battinites came to Jefferson to take a first period French lesson in Room lO2 and Jeffmen had a taste of co-education. At this time Bob Walsh startled us with his up in the air haircut. Red Corsentino was elected to the junior class presidency and Victor Gualano to the vice-presidency. When Wendell L. Willkie spoke from our new City Hall's steps, school suspended class sessions for two hours and what a time we had! The Dance Club be- came the only co-ed club in the school. Mr. Bob Cox was appointed our new cage coach and did a fine job. He piloted us to the County's semi- finals. Bill Lambert was named to the chief editorship of the Monticello Times for the following year. To finish up this year's activities, Mr. Harold Vogt and Miss Catherine Close announced their engagement. Then in l94l, we came back feeling fine and just like we did in the ninth grade. Dan Hourihan was elected to the J.S.O. presidency and Vin Corsentino to the senior skippership. Doc Warsley scrapped his Activity Booklets and introduced a new idea in his Identification Discount Student Tickets allowing for discounts for tickets to most of our school sports and activities. Just about every student bought one and approximately l,5OO were sold. This year, we also found out, that baseball was coming back among the ranks of major sports at Jefferson with Mr. Kaufman as the mentor. But this year, our football team had another off season. ln November our J.S.O. and Student Council were really going to town. Roy Fricke was named to the all-State Band as a basoon player and George Skarecki was named all-State soccer captain. Detention was now a regular pastime,- and that's where we learned to catch up on our sleep. Our greatest basket- ball team since l93l beat Asbury Park but lost to our local rivals,-St. Patrick's. We did advance to the County finals but in the final test lost but not before bringing home a beautiful trophy. This was written in March of i942 and hence we are looking forward to, in the few remaining 'weeks left us at Jefferson, our baseball team, robins, prom, the distribution of this TEE-JAY Yearbook which has all the earmarks of being another real corking number, and finally that objective of our stay at Jefferson-Graduation! What a three years! -CARL SERAFIN, '42 83 Wm f I I7 SPORT ,.....,..,,.....,.., MAGAZINE ..,......... ORCHESTRA ,.,,...... RECORD ................ CAR ..................,..,,....... CIGARETTE ............ NEWSPAPER .............. MOVIE ACTOR ................. ,..,.,.,.,.. MOVIE ACTRESS ...... MOVIE ................................. ,,,,,,, COLLEGE ............, BEVERAGE ........,. BOOK ..,.............. THEATRE ................. COMEDIAN ..,....,.............. ............ EATING PLACE .......... MALE VOCALIST ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,.,,,.,, FEMALE VOCALIST ..........,. A,,,,A,,,,,, SONG ......................................... ,,,.,,, FOOD ..........,... f .,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,, ,,,,,,,,.,,, ICE CREAM ...,........ WATCH ......................... SUIT .................................... ............BasketbalI, Baseball, Soccer ............,Reader's Digest, Life, Superman ............GIenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey You Made Me Love You , Moonlight Cocktail ,,,.,.,,,.,,Chevy, Buick, Cady ,,,,,,,,,,,,Chesterfield, Philip Morris Daily News, Monticello Times, Times, Tribune Gary Cooper, Jimmy Cagney Betty Grable, Bette Davis Sergeant York , How Green Was My Valley' Dartmouth, Cornell, Notre Dame, Rutgers Root Beer, Coca Cola Encyclopoedia Britannica Ritz, Regent Bob Hope, Abbot and Costello, Jack Benny Howard Johnson, Meadowbrook, Flagship Bing Crosby, Tex Benecke Helen O'ConneII, Helen Forrest Rose O'Day , Chattanooga Choo Choo Steak, Hamburger, Dixie Cups, Sugar Strawberry, Chocolate, Butter Pecan Waltham, Bulova .. ............, Covert, Tweed, Serge BASEBALL TEAM ................. .,,,,,.,,,., G iants, Yanks BASEBALL PLAYER. TOOTH PASTE ..,........... AIRPLANE .............,........ PAST-TIME ,..,..,.,,,,,,,,, Ted Williams, Joe Medwick Kolynos, Forhans, Dr. Lyons .. ,.,.,.,,.,,, P-40, B-l9, Flying Fortress Eating Lunch, Making Paper Airplanes SHOES ..A..,................,....,,,..... ............ B rown Saddles, Brown Oxfords QUIZ PROGRAM ....,........ ........ ' 'Take It Or Leave It , Information Please RADIO MODEL ..,,..,.,...,. ,,,,,,,,.,. E merson, Philco, Victor GIRL ....,,.,.............,,,,,............. ...,....,.t. B etty Battin GYM ACTIVITY ....,..,,.. ..i......... N ot Marching CHEWING GUM ...............,......... ..........,, A ny Kind We Can Get NEEDED MOST ..I.,............,,,.......,.,., ,..,,.,,,,., T ires CARTOON CHARACTER ...I,..... ....r....... S uperman, L'il Abner, Freckles NEEDED LEAST ...................... .........A. D etention HAIR .............I.....,................. ............ B Ionde, Brunette, Auburn HIGH SCHOOL ............. .........,... E Iizabeth's Thomas Jefferson and Battin 84 I S S X X X VX N EIN Q AE? ii 4-bvxss. x E, the undersigned, being of sound and disposing mind, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament: We leave the splendid record of our accomplishments, and our experiments in govern- ment to the incoming classes into these Halls of Learning so that they may obtain the most benefit from our experience in school life. We attest its contents as follows: To the United States we leave those fine soldiers, sailors and marines, who have left our class to enter the service. Steve Kessler leaves his 93? average to Chester Turk. Dan Hourihan leaves his political ability to Dick Magee. Red Corsentino leaves his well organized dances to the school in general, long may they continue. Frank Skarecki leaves his all State soccer captaincy to one of the Diaz brothers. We take Mr. Cox's senior stars, but leave him an up and coming basket- ball team. We Ieave Mr. Kirkleski the memories of numerous thrills produced by his football team. Don Linsenmann leaves and the faculty has been dealt a serious blow. To Mr. Tomlinson we leave the thrills of his Cross-Country team, Harry Siebert and Roy Lurcot leave those sporty cars to the geniuses of the auto shop. Cliff Gregory leaves his fistic ability and amatuer championship to any pugnacious junior. Lenny and Al Heller leave the cash register to Coopersmith and Schecter. Eddie Fay leaves that big voice to Rigby, may it help future Jeff teams. We leave a fine class adviser in Miss Featherston. We leave, and Mr. Passmore takes his first free breath since September of l939. We leave Doc Warsley to continue his splendid work with his num- erous school activities. We do, hereby, put our hand to this document in this year of our Lord, l942. THE CLASS OF i942 as 'I I' 7fze gym? f1ggnz-vmz,.M EXTENDS SINCERE GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1942 OFFICERS President, MRS. T. G. MacDONALD First Vice-President, MR. C. J. HOPF Second Vice-President, MR. P. W. AVERILL Third Vice-President, MR. R. H. PASSMORE Recording Secretary, MRS. EDNA F. STOKES Corresponding Secretary, MRS. J. A. GUIDICE Treasurer, MRS. L. H. BAUERBAND 86 Telephone ELizabeth 3 -S763 ACADEMY CLOTHIERS QUALITY CLOTHES Fo-R MEN AND sovs ll45 Elizabeth Avenue One Block from Broad Street Elizabeth, N. J. COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTS AND DRESS PANTS See the new I942 E0 ELECTROLUX BUSINESS TRAINING nm wins Joss! GAS REFR'GERAT0R Beautiful New Models PREPARE AT ADDED FEATURES: A Low OPERATING COST PERMANENT SILENCEI New Jersey's Visit our Show Room. Inspect the beauti- Oldest and Finest Business School ' ful new Electrolux Models for yourself. 0 INTENSIVE COURSES TERMS ARE VERY REASONABLE 0 PLEASANT ENVIRONMENT 0 SELECT PLACEMENTS ELIZABETHTOWN IIB9 East Jerseyrglirlgelll Bulldmg Elizabeth, N. J. R. J. I-IALL, B.c.s., Manger CQ. R. J. GOERKE CO. 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AN I I . eiawrw? ,,, -V W gkyv ,H PRO PATR FROM approximately 800 Jefferson men who are in the U.S. Armed Forces, as ascertained - 1 by our Guidance Department, we present with pride, on the front and back end pages of this N 'M Annual, the pictures of as many as we were able il to secure. To all, however, we wish- HAPPY LANDINGS! Otto Svepda ' Edward Molloy William Jensen Robert Mitchell 'fi 'J at as J Manuel Freitas Chang MMC, Charms Smut silt f- , Henry Chieffo Nicholas Kucharewski Joseph Krinsky I A John Vogt, Jr, Joseph Soya Warren Macaulay Edward Marz '5lA,.71VT,.,. -.-- i V I J: it i Q, i -sfrssrrim AHd'heS'UfSPfmQ1edBQnnef in fflUmPl'1 Shall Wave Oerthe lcmd ofthe ee and the home of he brave 5 1'-aljif li 1 li . FH? -wig ' .1 lf,J1,j,l3,,E L5 ' ' ' , ' ir r e J . J, J Julie lf? K, ' .Vp up as J ,, l 'll ls lr rar TF' 'E F, l ls I t W. f Q . if 5 , M, fff'Qfif A , ,I 2, fl. 5' ,g y ' X V I 'M ' . ' . M ' d r if nk C f' ww? E K ak x iii!