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

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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

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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

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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.