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

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This talented group sparked Jeff's early basketball fame. Note the net, Genuine leather! AND ON Forest Bartlett, on his Frank Kirkleski in his a E? 4 :,. I '-:' - it TTI f' fr err Guess who. Joe Kania, What hopes were nourished in the hearts of these swordsmen: Cyrano de Bergerac, the Three Musketeers and the Count of Monte Crisco -Mr. James Gleason. graduation in 1936. So you thought you had me faked out? -when Jefferson sponsored pugilists. Navy attire. Jefferson had many men on the high seas during the war. the terror of the class of '40, and one of Jeff's all-time grid greats. That those dead shall not have died in vain. Paul Shubeck, an en- terprising biologist even at his Jefferson graduation in l944. 24 A tribute in pastry . . . looks good enough to eat, but where's Jeff men bought over S300,000 worth of stamps the annex? and bonds in the war effort during the '4O's.

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New York Times Photo While some men maintained their individualism by selling apples, the unemployed stood in line for bread and local relief. 7'-L 'i 'I Life Magazine by Philippe Halsman Herbert Hoover-he was in office when the nation awoke sharply to a different life. N Life Magazine Photc A far cry from today's models is this crystal set of the '2O's. at ' i .EQ 'R' ,ir 3' ,lg girafw .1 L. .. Brown Bros. New York Times Photo Brown 5f0S- Al Capone, who eliminated his competition and F.D.R.-he held the White House Jimmie Walkef- N- Y made Chicago bootlegging a big business. chair for twelve years. FNEYPOL, m?1Yfg- w en is s a y New York Times Photo New York Times Photo The Dixie Dictator-demagogue Huey Adolf Hitler and his Nazis as they Kingfish Long. I can buy legislators like bl-'ill UD the Third RGICH- a sack of potatoes. New York Times Photo Benito Mussolini, boss of Italy from i922 through the war years, one of the hated axis leaders,

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New York Times Photo The flaming tragic end of the dirigible Hindenberg. New York Times Photo When war struck in l94l we were not reaclyg but we soon rolled back with such offensive thrusts, i'f5x31af:undii:3i 93 ' New York Times Photo New Yofk Tiff1eSPhOf0 The American armies slowly pushed their way through Italy, At Teheran in l943, the Allied Big Three got together fofmlng The eventual Dlf1C9f movem-ent ON Berlin. for the first time. .. ' ' um: un iw..- l Uhr em Earls Qlixmcs. i 1,4,:.J Tladfleavfdl we ww 5 ,JM nu cm im 5311910 AUECYID New York Times Photo New York Til1'19S Photo This was the Hour free men American soldiers during the liberation of Paris in 1944. had dfeamed Of' ,and f0f which they had strained and died. r2i'I3I1N SERRENBERS WEND OF PIUIRT EMPEROR ACCEPTS i4LLIED RULE? M ARTHUR SUPREME COMMANDER: OUR M 4NPOWER CURBS VOIDED Ylllllilllllkl-FIIXTIIIAIISAYS Dhhindollinwiltie AlldSwrlml0nrmimdu and Sand Ernmannhlim Nlllllillllllllm w ,Es-yi Y SV Mi New York Times Photo New York Times Photo New York Times Photo The road to victory was costly: Death clouds in a new age: ghastly vapors of The United Nations-the answer to peace? 105 'IE7 AA-A in XAIA-'IA KAI-lr II Olin Afnnnir Pfsrnh lwnunr nuor fha :na