Weehawken High School - Zenith Yearbook (Weehawken, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1948 volume:

DOROTHEA SCHIAVONE Editor-in-Chief FRANCES LINDENMAVER Business Manager Contents ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS UNDERGRADUATES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS 948 _ • $ eJicaii 'n UJjL AMLcht . rfh. jhctd: M. W. JctXJ, Ur jt t jUM. HOut ntoA , jHiAMloti. Mrh y lUMZytt . J th vd . UlAat OC _AaM Jm. flLut oa£ jthut J AU. HA LA. L. yftfatyetuUj u£ that t a iu. yuK U i, fit jUk jh nta. jlllA iA. Of sih £ undUcut tr SfOHC yMOC fftOUcA Otu . 41 u a£l o-ftuut t 64 u. jtAul UL jCmcj uA o £ MUOAL jhuMnui JU, jofAjOA. ixn et W w k, okaA : jt fat sUoectu,. of. to , jtspcA iyt h o u . jdtAJi4cct ucotoc- ft Of. sott fthoc f ft, « - JLbUoca vc (. fat shoot JufM. M. WUf. ybuftrUj t y felieoh ftlU. ft 999 ft ft 2jha UZs ft«s£ft jt . ftuu. ftccA ftumadi ft1 uAAft 0 ont flit K UKt, ftft t M. $4dm in is in a tie n puji efr intendent Miaves, QH.$4. 8 TO THE GRADUATES: The knowledge that the United States is a democracy is not new to you, but did you ever stop to realize that the basis of a true democracy is education? You graduates have been learning the ways of democracy by practicing them here in high school. You have been led to think clearly and without prejudice, to be sensitive to the welfare of others, and to be tolerant of all classes, creeds and races. You have accumulated specialized information and technical skills which will enable you to work toward a common goal. There- fore, it is my sincere hope that this practice in living will enable you to choose a socially useful and personally satisfying vocation that will permit you to use to the full your particular interests and abilities. Remember, too, that it is your duty to participate actively as an informed and responsible citizen in solving the social, economic and political problems of your community, state and nation. Cordially yours, 9 JAY M. LEVENSON President f oatid of Education HENRY ROHE Vice President RUDOLPH GRIEF JOHN F. KIELY FRED SEUFERT, JR. LESTER L. DAVIS Secretary JOHN M. HANNAN Purchasing Agent 10 KATHLEEN S. CLARKE Secretary, Board of Education Office FLORENCE A. MacCLOSKEY Secretary to Principal HELEN BROMBACHER Clerk 9 LUCILLE BENDER, R.N. School Nurse MARIE BECH School Matron LYNDON FROST Attendance Officer F. E. CROSBIE Clerk FRANK MARSHALL, M.D. School Doctor 1 BENJAMIN HUBER Custodian MARY C. ALEXOVITS, M.A. American and Modern European History, Economic Geography ANN ARLINGHAUS, M.A. BERNARD BAGGS, B.S. MARION C. BAIN Home Economics Band and Percussion Instruments Home Economics GEORGE BECKER, M.A. Chemistry RUSSELL BEISSWANGER, M.A. ROBERTA BELLER, B.A. m Law, Office Practice, Stenography Public Speaking, Corrective Speech, Remedial Reading G. HAROLD BILLINGHAM, M.A. Industrial Arts ANN J. CALLERY, M.A. Stenography, Typewriting, General Mathematics VICTORIA COSTANZO, M.A. Senior English SIRIO ESTEVE ELVIN F. FERRIS, M.A. CHARLES W. FOX Stringed Instruments Bookkeeping, Typewriting Free Hand Drawing 15 EMILY M. GULICK, M.A. French, Spanish WILLIAM J. HENRY, M.A. Algebra, Geometry MARIAN B. HONISS, B.A. English, Latin RAYMOND L. HOPKINS ELIZABETH DORIS KLUSER, B.S. MARGARET J. MacARDLE, M.A. Boys' Health and Physical Education Sophomore and Junior English Senior English DOROTHY T. MAXFIELD, M.A. American History, Counselor ALICE McFADDEN, M.A. Junior English RICHARD MILLER, M.A. Intermediate Algebra, Trigonometry, Plane and Solid Geometry MARGARET K. MORITZ, B.A. MAE GORDON OPPENHEIM, B.A. JOSEPH C. PAGNOTTA, B.S. German, Geometry, Algebra English, Journalism American History, Biology MILDRED POWELL, M.A. American History LESTER H. PURVERE Supervisor of Physical and Health Education, Coach KATHARINE ROELKER, M.A. Librarian LEON H. ROSSMAN, B.A. JOHN R. SARAFIAN, M.A. EMILY SPINELLI, B.A. Music Physics, Consumer Chemistry Spanish FRANK F. STRUKEL, M.A. H. THEODORE STUBBS, B.A. UNA M. H. WELLAND, B.S. Bookkeeping, Typewriting Biology Girls Health and Physical Education Senior Personals Art Fred Small, Doris Jordan, Rita Greve, Bob Gordan Frank Gunther, Audrey Klod, Frank ladiano. Not Shown: Kay Weir. Photography Typists Ralph Totaro, George Schuster, Russell Block Lorraine Miller, Elaine Hornung, Helen McDermott, Frances Lindenmayer Senior Poll Joan Hugelmann, John Gurskey, Marsha Lockser Sports Arnold Sprinz, Fred Primich, Donald Gsell Club and Faculty Information Richard Schudel, Mildred Perrone Eleanor Dello lacono, Catherine Carr Jea � o Barber, Shirley Wo7f Ann Teut, 8 usuiess t H Marie Selleri, Diana Boggio, Muriel Laverty EDYTHE BLOCH Valedictorian MARION FUNK Third Honor AUDREY EDELBERG Fourth Honor RICHARD SCHUDEL Seventh Honor JOYCE TEITCH Eighth Honor 2C 2sa« « 3en oj ' 48 FRED SMALL Tenth Honor RITA GREVE Fifth Honor DONALD GSELL Sixth Honor AUDREY KLOD Ninth Honor Seated: A. Wackerling, D. Jordan, M. Barakat, J. Kastler. Standing: K. Ebneter, D. Tompkins, M. Rafferty, Mr. W. Henry, M. Laverty, L. Mounce. enh i Sxecu(ive Committee OFFICERS president MlSHELLE BARAKAT . • Vice President DORIS JORDAN . ■ ' aUCe wackerling . iack kastler • ■ HENRV ' Secretary Treasurer Class Adviser THE nine musketeers of the Senior Class! That's the Senior Executive Committee, composed of the four class officers and repre- sentatives from the homerooms. With the re- sponsibilities of the whole senior class on their shoulders, they have shown themselves to be true leaders working to make our last school year a real success. To Mr. Henry, our adviser, the Class of 1948 wishes to extend its sin- cerest thanks for the many hours of tireless ef- fort you have spent helping us. 22 lislele Bcta a Mike . . Business . . music . . class prexy . . friendly . . active . . singing . . r'nice work . . Ray . . James . . Jerry . . Richard. Engineers Club 1; Glee Club 2, 3; Band 2; Baseball Manager 1, 2; Junior Executive Committee; Senior Class President. (phiiit JJ. BcecU Phil . . accounting . . stamp collecting . . wit . . cooking . . always a smile . . Len . . Lee . . Ed. Stamp Club 2, 3; Chess Club 3; Intramu- rals Captain 3; Traffic Committee 3. Jeanette Bahia Nettie . . Secretary . . cooking . . hap- py-go-lucky . . decorating . . cute . . Eleanor . . Shirley. Bowling Club 1; Italian Club 2; Intramu- rals 3; French Club 3; Senior Dramatic Club 3; Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Hostess Club 3. 24 fimeti Ban i ian Arm . . Lebanon Valley . . dark wavy hair . . Chem . . nice dresser . . cleets .. Rhombo . Tennis 1, 2; Junior Senate 2, 3; Stamp Club 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3; Block Letter Club 3; Soccer 3. Betet JJ. Becci Pete . . Tool and dye maker . . Hy- giene . . sports . . fun . . nice smile . . always with—Eileen. Block Letter Club 2, 3; Junior Executive Committee; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Soccer 1, 3; Intramurals 1. {jefitluJe 5 . Boch Trudy . . College . . oh baby . . dimples . . happy-go-lucky . . Judy . . Roz . . Aud. Sophomore Bowling Club; Sophomore Dra- matic Club; Spanisn Club 2; Fashion Daze 2, President 3; Italian Club President 2; Junior Red Cross 3; Mask and Wig Dra- matic Club 3; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play. ‘UJilliam Beniniendt Bill . . College . . ping pong . . algebra . . nice . . Spike Jones . . dark . . Bob . . Ken . . Don. Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 3. Renise !{. Blanche Dec . . buyer . . dancing . . fun . . bas- ketball and baseball . . Commercial Law . . Barbara . . Eleanor . . Tony. Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Cheerleading Squad 1; Italian Club 2; Gamma Chi 3; Hostess Club 3. Sdythe Bloch Edie . . College . . Labor Relations . . dramatic arts . . history . . brilliant . . music . . mellow voice . . Marilyn . . Edie . . Doris. Sophomore Dramatic Club; Social Science Club, Secretary 2; Debating Club 1, 3; Librarian 2; Student Prints 1, 2, Editor 3; Mask and Whig Dramatic Club, Chairman 3; Fashion Daze 3. 25 T{usse! Bloch Russ . . Medicine . . pianist . . photog- raphy . . blond . . versatile . . Leon . . Mike . . Bill . . George. Student Prints 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Band 3; Zenith Photography Staff 3. )iana Boqqio Bogie . . Paine Hall . . medical assist- ant . . diminutive . . active . . Chem . . blue eyes . . Rita . . Marie. Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Hostess Club 2, 3; Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y President 3; Cheerleading Squad 3. (William Jj. j anlouq i Bill . . Stevens . . photography . . full of fun . . briefcase . . Math . . Leon . . Russ. Technicians 1, 2, Chairman 3; Stamp Club Treasurer 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Tutoring Club 3; Dramatic Club I; Junior Red Cross Q f£ l]'rarn ‘ gi ra s , . • b«sfcef. ' ' 3'' C ufa 2. naunwel! Dorie . . Junior College . . sewina . . cute . Spanish . . nice nair . . Gloria. Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Hostess Club 2, Vice President 3; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3. Jjeif QH. afilson Leify . . college . . tall and blond . . basketball . . trumpet . . athletic . . Ken . . Roy . . Jack . . H. R. . . J. S. Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 3, Vice Presi- dent 2; Basketball Junior Varsity 1, 2; Varsity 3. j athenine JL. Kitty Car . . N. J.C. . . basketball . . fun . . French . . short . . enthusiastic . . Jeanette . . Betty. Sophomore Bowling Club 1; Hostess Club 2, 3; Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Intramurals 3; Zenith Business Staff 3. 26 q,' gtmll ' : :;ub Tre« fei-d'2. 5W pres� «5- gaScba 2, print' £J aJt s S. ienefyian Lee . . Secretary to a name band . . jazz records . . Commercial Law . . fun . . Dot . . Barbara. Typing Club 1 Dancing Club 1; Gamma Cni 3; Junior Senate 2. JLesie i ojjin Les . . farming . . reserved . . stamp collector . . baseball . . George . . Clem . . Leonard. Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Stamp Club 2. $4lice QH. oojen Acey . . homemaker % . cooking . . tall . . ''Holy Cow . . roller skating . . friend- ly . . Lori . . Gloria . . Dolores. Sophomore Bowling Club; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 27 zJ ieJa )am Tedi . . college . . horseback riding . . diminutive . . nice clothes . . jazz . . at- tractive . . Bunny . . Elayne . . Joyce. Junior Red Cross 1; Hostess Club 2, Pres- ident 3; Sophomore Bowling Club; Fashion Daze 2, Program Director 3’ Senior Dra- matic Club; Student Prints Business Staff 3; Photography Club 2. !eanol )e o aeons Ellie . . secretary . . dark eyes . . sew- ing . . sweet music . . friendly . . Rose- mary . . Jeanette . . Catherine . . Terry. Student Council 1; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Fashion Daze 2; Italian Club 2; Gamma Cni 3; Zenith Busi- ness Staff 3. Sdm « .. . '■ J . E� ecn popu'ar JJLays Vances . -c e .. a y . jj, Sinatra • Gamrna - v- S '2! IS • J un- Sen- 'Coun- JlexanJe i J)emiec Al . . wavy hair . . quiet . . model aii- planes . . artistic. Jfheiesa $4. J)onoJ iio Terry . . Fashion Designer . . affable . . oh . . Yankees . . nice gal . . Argie . . Fimi. Library Council 1, 2, Vice President 3; Stu- dent Prints; French Club. Jasef i S. J)ey!e Joe . . to make good . . eating . . jokes . . semi-classical music . . ambitious . . Richard . . Jack . . Bob . . John. leans! W. J)su!y Nonnie . . tall and blonde . . quiet . . dog shows . . nice posture . . neat . . Peggy . . Terry . . Barbara . . Pat. Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Senior Tri-HI-Y 3. James J)uiando Brother . . sharp dresser . . the boss' car . . ambitious . . knit ties . . Fred . . Don . . Al. 28 Photography Club 2; Junior Senate 3. Traffic Committee 3. SLfne J ) worth E . . college . . merchandising . . fash- ions . . good friend . . I'm exhausted . . Tedi . . Joy. Sophomore Bowling Club Secretary; Pho- tography Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Hostess Club 2, 3; Senior Dramatic Club; Student Prints Business Staff 3; Fashion Daze 3. Ken . . hotel management . . good looking . . dancing . . popular . . horse- back riding . . Roy . . Jack . . Leif. Soccer 1; Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Tennis I; Block Letter Club 2, 3; Intra- murals 3; Senior Executive Committee; Senior Play. koruna patiet Jr eon JJasani Norm . . Junior College . . knitting . . dreamer . . history . . fun . . Sophie . . Mildred. Lee . . chem . . model airplanes . . fun . . basketball . . nice fellow . . short . . Bill . . Herbie. Sophomore Bowling Club; Hostess Club 2, 3; Social Science 2; Spanish Club 2; Gam- ma Chi 3; French Club Treasurer 3; Mask and Wig Dramatic Club 3. Technicians 1, 2, 3; Stamp Club 2; Avia- tion Club Secretary 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. JJIotia QH. JJelquson Glo . . Academy of Dramatic Arts . . poetry . . blonde . . petite . . classical music . . history . . Arlene . . Doris . . Marion. Spanish Club 2; Student Prints 1, 2; Dancing Club 1; Debating Club 2, Secre- tary 3; Senior Dramatic Club; Gamma Chi 3; French Club 3; Senior Play. 29 J,liene Jischen Dit . . cheerful . . tall . . swimming . . charm . . Guy Lombardo . . basketball . . Gloria . . Marion. Typing Club 1; Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Student Council I; Student Prints Typing Staff 2, 3; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3; Zenith Editorial Staff 3; Senior Play. Jean Oil. Jaiiaqiiefi Joy . . Modeling . . Giants fan . . sparkling blue eyes . . attractive . . popular music . . June . . Marie. Gamma Chi 3; Italian Club 2; Intramurals. Olet1 J. Jisiman Fish . . College . . dramatic arts . . violin . . the constant wit . . bright ties . . swimming . . intelligent . . personable . . Stan . . Newton. Operetta 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2. 3’ Chorus 1. 2, 3; Student Prints 1, 2, 3; Debating Club 1, 2, President 3; Dramatic Club I, 3; Social Science Club 2, Vice Presi- dent I; Student Council 2: Class Night Committee 3; Tutoring Club 3. J)oioies Ji. Jaiia Midge . . blonde . . petite . . oh, for heaven's sake . . disc jockeys . . friendly . . Marie . . Aud . . Joan . . Doris . . Eileen. Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Sophomore Typing Club Vice President; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3. Joan Jjoidon Joan . . blonde and cute . . dancing . . steno . . lots of fun . . popular . . Joyce . . Marg . . Gerry . . Dorris . . Dolores. Gamma Chi 1, Treasurer 3; Dancing Club 1; Italian Club 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Stu- dent Prints Typing Staff 3. 30 haset a • • v ? Elsie. c ob . Tc,in,Ed� l°r’ia' Bo '4 ? V ‘Z.endh tu Bgp ou 0{icUnJ 071. ouiian Dane” . . Business . . driving . . sharp dresser . . sports . . fun . . Frank. Intramurals 2. Oliia 0{. jtieve Puss-Puss . . Nursing . . blonde . . acrobatics . . intelligent . . accordian . . dependable . . Diane . . Joy. Intramurals 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Hostess Club 3; Senior Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 3; French Club 3; Tutoring Club 3; Zenith Editorial Staff. OMicfiael 3- Mike . . N. Y. U. or Georgetown . . Dentistry . . physics . . jokes . . photog- raphy . . Block . . Gsell . . Schudell . . Fishman. Debating Club 1, 2, 3; Photography Club 1; Stamp Club 1, 2. )onaIJ Cjimigch Don . . Aeronautical Engineer . . tall . . basketball . . wavy hair . . model air- planes . . nice fellow . . Bob . . Ray. Sophomore Bowling Club; Band 1, 2, 3; Aviation Club President 2; Varsity Basket- ball 3. Ronald sei! Tootsie . . Rutgers . . Teach Math . . personality plus . . brains . . sports . . small . . wit . . No. 6 . . Ed . . Frank . . Bob . . Mike. Technicians 1, 3, Secretary 2; Stamp Club Vice President 1; Zenith Editorial Staff 3. 31 3 . a- S ' m09 ' ' , M John J. Julshey Johnny . . Civil Engineering . . crew cut . . enthusiastic . . chem . . physique . . sports . . fun . . Gary . . John. Intramurals 1, 2; Soccer 1, Co-Captain 3; Varsity 8asketball 3; Block Letter Club 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Operetta 2; Zenith Editorial Staff. n Jots J. Jiilton Pudgy . . Secretary . . movie fan . . quiet . . blonde wavy hair . . basketball . . steno . . Miriam. Intramurals 2, 3; Hostess Club 3. J hallos J. JlolJon Chuckles . . coach . . popular . . crew cut . . Commercial Law . . fun. Soccer 1, 2, 3; Block Letter Club 2, 3, Vice President 3; Junior Varsity Basket- ball 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Intramurals 1; Referee 2, 3; Sophomore Executive Committee President; Italian Club 2. LLkmn J. Jtoin Waro . . Navy . . drawing cartoons . . blond wavy hair . . humor . . tall . . John . . Bill . . Frank . . Howard. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Junior Senate 2, President 3; Operetta 1, 2. Slaine Oil. Jtoinuny Elaine . . Business . . Ice skating . . cute and blonde . . humor . . steno . . personality . . Aud . . Dot . . Norma. Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3; Stu- dent Prints Typing Staff 2; Hostess Club 3; Zenith Typing Staff 3. 32 JJoan P. sfluqe mann Mickey . . Y. M. C. A. work . . school spirit . . dependable . sewing . hu- mor . . popular . . attractive . . Aud . . Marsha . . Doris . . Dottie. Sophomore Executive Committee Secre- tary; Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Student Coun- cil, Secretary 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3; North Hudson Hi-Tri Council Secretary 2, Presi- dent 3; Zenith Editorial Staff 3. OlUnif $4nn 'uiett Mary Ann . . Receptionist . . movie fan . . affable . . fun . . public speaking . . Fran. Girls' Intramurals 2; Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3: Hostess Club 3; Ze- nith Business Staff 3. ;;Hund,v, c° ,ecforaC ? Pace • Johnqu' . . . Phr„ e ■ ■ Joe ■ Joou Un,°r WteSi P C ub 3. Ch ' Q-hess cy.tan4 JJ. z$aJiano Hook . . Pratt Institute . . art . . dark . . baseball . . wit . . easy going . . Bob . . Toots . . Bob. Stamp Club 2; Zenith Art Staff 3; Base- ball I, 2, 3; Block Letter Club 3. z3saksen Herb . . Chemical Engineer . . intelli- gent . . hockey fan . . good looking . . dreamer . . Leon . . Bill. Radio Club; Aeronautical Club. JJe uiy S. PJoJice Huckster . . swimming . . enthusiastic . . Art . . How's it going, kids? . . am- bitious . . classical music . . Chick . . Mishele . . Margaret. 33 cJtan : HM. Jones “Mickey . . Fordham Law School . . Boy Scouts . . sports . . good looking . . “Holy Cow . . history . . Joe . . Rudy . . Clarence. Photography Club 2- Student Prints 3; Student Council 3; Debating Club 3. olin W. f astlet “Jack . . jengineering . . curly blonde hair . . basketball . . affable . . always smiling. Traffic 2, 3; Senior Executive Committee, Treasurer. $)ms Qfl. Jot Jan Dor . . Paine Hall . . Sports fan . . reliable . . fun . . Bio . . good friend . . smiles . . specs . . Aud . . Joan . . Howie. Sophomore Bowling Club; Sophomore Typ- ing Club Secretary; Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Junior Executive Committee- Senior Tri-Hi-Y Historian 3; Senior Executive Committee Vice President 1; Zenith Edi- torial Staff. J)ot s J . fjat Dorie . . Business . . sewing . . wit . . statuesque . . More homework! . . per- sonality . . Edie . . Marilyn . . Elaine . . Edythe. Gamma Chi 1; Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1 2; Pre- Med Club 1; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3; Senior Play. Sophie . . college . . dancing . . friend- ly . . English . . blbnde . . basketball . . Norma . . Marilyn . . Mildred. Student Prints 2; Social Science Club 2; Gamma Chi 3; Hostess Club 3; French Club 3; Senior Dramatic Club. 34 crfuJwf cA . ' ent “' s'br� 'ns «i . H- J- r ,st{c '• .• u°6oi°'es- )oaanr . . Dor- • ,or cat� r� « • • • con 1? • .... Execot.vc f° Se o'V ‘■H'pW J 3 J maine fi. fya zin Hal . . basketball fan . . popular . . tall and nice looking . . office practice . . neat dresser . . Dick . . Charlie . . Dip. Lori . . Accounting . . skating . . so- ciable . . sewing . . humor . . bookkeep- ing . . Valerie . . Alice. Band 1, 2, 3; Junior Varsity Basketball I, 2; Traffic Committee 3; Italian Club 2; Intramurals 3. Student Council Executive Committee 1; Junior Tri Hi-Y 2; Hostess Club 2; Sen- ior Tri Hi-Y Treasurer 2. QJtuniel QH. J aveniy Mirsen . . Paine Hall . . medical as- sistant . . heavens . . popular . . swim- ming . . very cute . . nice clothes . . Elaine . . Doris. Gamma Chi 1, 3; Junior Executive Com- mittee; Senior Executive Committee; Sen- ior Tri-Hi-Y 3. niiaiilijn J evins iy Lynn . . Miami U . . witty . . short . . dramatic arts . . classical music . . nice clothes . . Sophie . . Norma. Intramurals 1; Hostess Club 2, 3’ Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Social Science Club 2; Gam- ma Chi 5; Student Prints 3; Senior Dra- matic Club 3; Zenith Business Staff 3. 35 fiances J inc enmai e Fran . . bookkeeper . . dependable . . movie fan . . go-getter . . nice looking .. $368 in ads . . Mary Ann. Sophomore Typing Club; Zenith Typing Staff 3; Zenith Business Manager 3; Sen- ior Play. 4 . cutty odge . • '' i:0T?e.su.er; Soccer '■ Qflm ia Jl. JLocksen Marsh . . N. Y. U. . . merchandising . . sewing . . fun . . oh great . . de- pendable . . swimming . . Dotty . . Joan . . Audrey. Dance Club 1 2; Intramurals 1; Social Science Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Fashion Daze 2; Hostess Club 2, 3; Zenith Edito- rial Staff 3; Senior Play. ) QHanqanet Hitac Ranald Peggy . . modeling school . . red hair . . attractive . . football fan . . classical music. jeotqina' Hltac Shells on Jean . . cheerful . . cooking . . Guy Lombardo . . small . . baseball . . Ann Margaret. Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3. 'UJiljied mioddaiena Red . . travel . . photography . . hu- mor . . physique . . good looking . . bas- ketball . . Bill . . Frank. Traffic Committee 3; Intramurals 3. Qjewton QUansjieid Newton . . peace of mind . . music . . the violin . . wavy hair . . talented . . intelligent . . easy going. Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 36 rB. nilafitin Marty . . nice looking . . basketball . . Costs too much gold . . popular . . the girls . . Charles . . Hal . . John. Sophomore Executive Committee; Junior Executive Committee Treasurer; Intramu- rals 2, 3. £Jeia!cline Qflautone Gerry . . Beautician . . Gee whir . . jet black hair . . popular . . swimming . . clothes . . Dorris . . Mimi . . Joyce . . Joan. Sophomore Typing Club; Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2: Gamma Chi 3. � fj f °CCer 3; B sebali I' c Qttc£ uleif Mac . . Law . . sports . . tennis . . fun . . wood work . . affable . . football . . well liked . . Kenny . . Lou . . Frank. Engineers 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Traffic 2, 3; Block Letter Club 2, Secretary 3; Chess Club 3; Stamp Club 2, President 3; In- tramurals 1, 2, 3. Jjohn QHc uclJen Mic C . . college . . tall . . jazzy mu- sic . . basketball . . full of fun . . pop- ular . . Leif . . Ken . . Roy . . Frank . . John. Chess Club 3; Italian Club 2; Intramurals 3; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3. fieien Qflc enmo t Helen . . Secretary . . roller skating . . humorous . . steno . . friendly . . small . . Joyce . . Ann. Sophomore Typing Club; Sophomore Dra- matic Club; Intramurals 1; Commercial Club 2; Gamma Chi 3; Hostess Club 3; Zenith Typing Staff 3; Library Council President 3. 37 jlofia QHcf{a{ Skipper . . Beautician . . hygiene . . horseback riding . . friendly . . Dolores . . Alice. Sophomore Bowling Club; Hostess Club 3; Senior Play. Baiiau sj . 'Hlliciaux Bobby . . Journalism . . Giant fan . . study hall . . diminutive . . happy-go- lucky . . Denise . . Jeanette . . Tony. Sophomore Dramatic Club; Intramurals 1; Italian Club 2; Gamma Chi 3; Senior Tri- Hi-Y 3; Hostess Club 3; Senior Play. on. “Sleepy basketbell ‘ onn. es art Nor” ' ■'■' J ombo earn r . . nfram.ir,i Ar,hen 3. ' Chess Club omine QfliHen Lo . . Secretary . . blonde . . enthu- siastic . . popular . . music . . cheerful . . steno . . Joyce . . Frances. Sophomore Bowling Club; Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Gamma Chi 3; Zenith Typing Staff 3. nitaiie Qltofamanco Marie . . Business College . . roller skat- ing . . very nice . . black hair . . small . . Elaine . . Elinor. Zenith Business Typing Staff 3; Library Council 3. aw fence QH. QUounce Captain Muncie . . College . . Maine . . tall . . good fellow . . capable . . geo- metry . . John . . Bob. Sophomore Typing Club; Premedical Club 3; Chess Club 3; Junior Executive Com- mittee President; Tennis I; Senior Execu- tive Committee; Traffic Committee Cap- tain 3; Intramurals 1, 2. 38 Boii Qflutz Bert . . basketball . . languages . . classical music . . short . . witty . . An- thony. Barance . . Business College . . cute and blonde . . personality . . smile . . model building . . the girls . . Joe . . Stan . . Shelly . . Fred. Sophomore Bowling Club; Spanish Club 2; Premedical Club 3; Traffic Committee 3; Sophomore Executive Committee; Senior Play. (0. iefaich QlonJman nim inJ Qscai Don . . Physicist . . the violiry . . al- ways reading . . lanky . . nature lover . . chess player. Orchestra 1, 2; Chess Club 3. Ed . . Law . . tall and blonde . . nice looking . . physics . . athletics . . stamp collecting . . Bob . . Phil . . Al. Sophomore Bowling Club; Premedical Club 1, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Stamp Club 2; Traffic Committee 3; Intramurals 3. 39 Roz . . housewife . . attractive . . the piano . . lovely eyes . . dramatic arts . . Spanish . . Judy . . Trudy . . Aud . . Ben- sy. Sophomore Bowling Club; Sophomore Dra- matic Club, President Fashion Daze 2, Secretary 3; Spanish Gub 2; Senior Dra- matic Club' Student Prints Typing Staff 3; Zenith Business Staff 3. . nil Oultw Comedies • -,cc eye „ . hAus«ca' tractivc • • n Qorns. 7� ’ bionde 8 U No a • • ' U fan • _ia . Gerry - y os- • • An9 . , 3. junior 7'-,H'SYophomo-c 6� mrOv ' ' 'ramUr t®SSirS, Oub. nihony pafjuis Tony . . Business executive . . basket- ball . . likes his siesta . . wit . . geo- metry . . dark hair . . Harry. £atheiine Paffias Kay . . to write a world famous book of poetry . . dark . . the piano . . popular music . . personality . . Barbara . . Elean- Sophomore Dramatic Club; Spanish Club 2; Intramurals 3. Sophomore Dramatic Club’ Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Fashion Daze 2; Italian Club Treas- urer 2; Gamma Chi 3; Senior Dramatic Club Treasurer. Bill . . Baseball . . jazz music . . athle- tics . . quiet but nice . . Yankee fan . . Charles . . Hal . . Walt . . Ken. Baseball Manager 2, 3. Pearieon Bob . . College . . dentistry . . music . . basketball . . dreamer . . blonde . . Pelzer . . Yuks . . Hirshkowitz. Band 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Pre- medical Club I, 3; Spanish Club 2; Chess Club 3. cjfianA elzen Moose . . Medicine . . athletic . . Dixie- land jazz . . lanky . . green roadster . . well liked . . John . . Larry . . Jack . . Bob . . Dizzy. Premedical Club President 3; Block Letter Club 2, Treasurer 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 3; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3. 40 QUiMted rP. 'PeMone Milly . . Katharine Gibbs . . record col- lection . . dependable . . Vaughn Monroe . . attractive . . Spanish . . Norma . . Sophie . . Marilyn . . Gloria. John S. Chilli fit Jack . . Television . . records . . Com- mercial Law . . lanky . . swing music . . freckles . . George . . Warren . . Allan . . Joe. Edit ' 1 • 'a'enVe'wCo,,e9 ? . Writ • • Oor s ° vviffv Wr ter , . ' EdytheY ’ ' p°etry da'k hair J“ni0r Trl u. ■ Mar,iyn littam- cr,‘H� -V- i,. . • Senior Tv; tfr,,Or ‘n-Hi-Y- cl cub've r ' Sfu W Pen£t Sophomore Bowling Club; Social Science Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Hostess Club 3; Gamma Chi 3; French Club President 3; Hostess Club Secretary 3; Zenith Editorial Staff 3; Senior Play; Student Council 3. Seamanship Club 1; Chess Club 3; Scien- tific Discussion Club 3. c James J. Pifan Jim . . music . . the sax . . quiet . . jazz . . talented . . Henry . . James . . Student Council 2; Orchestra 2, 3; Band James J. 'pizza Be-Bop . . Music . . Commercial Law . . curly black hair . . sharp . . the sax . . James . . Ray. Orchestra 2, 3; Band 2, 3; Student Coun- cil 2; Senior Play. Jaufia J). Polhowshi Laurie . . Secretary . . dancing . . cheerful . . popular music . . baseball . . Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3; Gamma Chi 3' Typing Club 1; Zenith Business Staff 3. 41 Chisy . . St. Peter's College . . med- icine . . music . . dark . . basketball . . witty . . John . . Warren . . Frank . . Mike. Photography Club 2; Chess Club 3; Scien- tific Discussion Club 3; Junior Red Cross 3. Olid tie Sftaffetiy Mimi . . Millinery . . knitting . . oh, fish . . bangs . . popular . . Gerry . . Audrey. Sophomore Typing Club President; Soph- omore Executive Committee; Junior Tri- Hi-V 1, 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3; Gamma Chi 1, Secretary 3; Cheerleading Squad 2, 3; Junior Executive Committee; Senior Ex- ecutive Committee. c uJetic $. (pnimich Freddie . . Medico . . hunting . . tall . . chemistry . . dimples . . easy going . . Joe . . George . . Jerry. Premedical Club Chairman 1, 3; Traffic Committee, Assistant Captain 2, 3; Soph- omore Executive Committee Vice Presi- dent- Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Zenith Editorial Staff 3; Student Prints 3; Soccer Manager 1, 2, 3. $4nnt Ofl. Hi aine Annie . . Mrs. degree . . full of life . . egads . . friendly . . Margaret . . Joan . . Dolores . . Joyce. Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3; Gamma Chi 3; Red Cross Council 3. 42 If ' S'). S aine Hi atbeA Chicken . . homemaker . . attractive . . heavens . . ice skating . . engaged . . Commercial Law . . Muriel . . Doris. Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, President 2; Sophomore Typing Club. „ • (V (Reilly 3 ncli k„ . «ootb� - ■ B0b ■ • •pop Herb. fjoy QM. Hiei Iy Bunny . . Juilliard . . Teach music . . scouting . . nice clothes . . oh great . . attractive . . Joan . . Elaine . . Dot. Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1 2, 3; Class Night Committee 3; Gamma Chi 3; Red Cross Council 3; Student Council 2. f enneth HI Hiemanti Ken . . Business executive . . cooking . . dancing . . blonde ... good fellow . . George . . Dick . . Armen . . Dip . Block Letter Club 3; Soccer 2. 3; Intra- murals 1, 2, Captain 3; House and Grounds Committee I; Student Prints 1. z SleUon HU. (Rosemaun Shelly . . Rutgers . . Agriculture . . fishing . . dry humor . . his car . . Joe . . Stan . . Fred . . Barry. Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 3. f{enne{ i QH. HioscnjeiJ Rosey . . Business Administration . . Sports . . Could be . . witty . . history . . Stan . . Norman. Sophomore Bowling Club; Junior Senate Vice President 1. President 2, Intramurals 2, 3; Premedical Club 3. Hflanqaiet Hi. Hiovtio Margie . . Housewife . . public speak- ing . . short . . friendly . . baseball fan . . Jean . . Ann . . Laura. Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain 3; Zenith Business Staff 3. 43 curW a,r Ne,� ' • � - % es i ■ -ce dr— Wf 1 1,0anen $4. dchenei Warren . . quiet . . puzzles . . basket- ball . . nice fellow . . helpful . . modest . . Jack . . George . . Frank. Stamp Club 3; Chess Club 3; Bowling Club 1; Photography Club 2. )ete hea 'ch avene Dotty . . Montclair . . Teach History .. Books . . dark rimmed specs . . fun . . Elaine . . Mary Ann . . Marsha . . Norma. Sophomore Bowling Club; Student Prints 2; Hostess Club 2, 3; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3; Zenith Editor 3. Sleanoie G 4chich Chick . . Art School . . writing . . blonde and petite . . swimming . . nice disposition . . Margaret . . Doris . . Lor- raine . . Mary Jean. Hostess Club 2- Tri-Hi-Y 1; Intramurals 3; Photography club 3; Student Prints 3; Zenith Business Staff 3. n aymonJ $4. 4chni Jei Diz ' . . music . . the drums . . humor . . speed boat racing . . likable . . sharp dresser . . everybody's friend. Seamanship I; Junior Senate 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3. QUatqaut S. chine del Margie . . Stewardess . . having fun . . small . . affable . . Tex Benecke . . Joan . . Joyce . . Dolores . . Helen . . Anne. Dancing Club 1; Italian Club 2; Gamma Chi 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 44 niichaiJ §. chuJe! Dick . . Cornell U. . . Architecture . . well traveled . . studious . . neat dresser. Social Science Club 1, 2; Photography Club 1; Debating Club I, Librarian 3; Junior Red Cross Council 2; Junior Sen- ate 2; Glee Club 2; Tutoring Club Secre- tary, Treasurer 3' French Club 3; Senior Dramatic Club; Zenith Editorial Staff 3; Italian Club 1. jeoiqe cl ustel George . . photography . . dark and handsome . . jazz . . neat . . Russell . . Jim. Photography Club 1, 2, President 3; Ze- nith Photographer 3; Student Prints Pho- tographer 2, 3; Safety Engineering Club 2. Qflaiie rB. pedent Marie . . business . . basketball fan . . sincere . . nice smile . . public speaking . . humor . . $82.00 in ads . . Dolores. Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3; Zenith Business Staff Joyce JL. ySU inis Joycie . . Business College . . secre- tary . . short . . dancing . . humor . . basketball fan . . Joan . . Peggy . . Dorris . . Dolores . . Gerry. Intramurals 1, 2; Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Sen- ior Tri-Hi-Y 3; Gamma Chi 3. Joy Hi. y ichlei Dutchess . . Lab Technician . . horse back riding . . red hair . . popular music . . personable . . easy going . . Guy Lom- bardo . . Rita . . Eleanor. Intramurals 1; Junior Tri Hi-Y 2; Hostess Club 3; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3. Hiabit JJ. z imlen Bob . . College . . sports . . active . . math . . intelligent . . reliable . . electrical gadgets . . Stewart . . Pelzcr . . Miles . . Gromisch. Technicians Committee 1 2, 3 Student Council Executive Committee I, Treas- urer, 2, President 3; Soccer I, 2; North Hudson Junior Red Cross Chairman 2, 3; Block Letter Club 2, 3; Varsity Basket- ball 3; Intramurals 2. S nnolcl zJ. )tiinz Sprincie . . Aeronautical Engineer . . ice hockey . . enthusiastic . . model air- planes . . go-getter . . achieve. Zenith Editorial Staff; Scientific Discus- sion Club President 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Zenith Business Staff; Tennis Manager 2, 3; Civil Air Patrol 1. cyuJenicft $4. Freddy . . medicine . . violin . . witty . . Chem . . classical music . . capable . . football fan . . Barry . . Joe . . Stan . . Shelly. Debating Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Pre-Medical Club 3, Treasurer 1; Zenith Editorial Staff 3; Stu- dent Council Executive Committee 3; Traf- fic Committee 3. ; • 'e dinQ- Rotary ’ Strode; ; ma« and Intras ' • tW arr)Prals 2 c ' Eve'yn ' Se”!°r 7W.Hi.y 3 Ken . . Radio Engineer . . music . . fun . . Dodgers fan . . quiet . . Geometry . . Ray . . Bob . . Bill . . Don. Band 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3. 46 QHa liti n S. iein Marilyn . . Syracuse U. . . business management . . witty . . swimming . . in- telligent . . personality . . good friend . . Edytne . . Edith . . Doris. Sophomore Dramatic Club; Debating Club 1, Secretary 2, Vice President 3; Junior Red Cross 1; Social Science Club 2; Stu- dent Council 2, Vice President 3; Student Prints 2, Feature Editor 3; Tutoring Club 3; Senior Dramatic Club. MS c� ndiate SchoolHat; Officer B� ologY J a to - ■ hurn Sta ■ ' td V' footbai' f n ucnnv • • h Oub 3; U'c ts • ..nQ C ub; SP ‘sh _ _-e Bo Wng Sophorn? 3 Chess 'u John S. Jlewani Johnny . . Bucknell University . . bas- ketball . . athletic . . good looking . . good fellow . . Frank . . Larry. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Junior Varsity Basket- ball 1 Varsity 2, Captain 3; Block Letter Club 2, President 3. Cookie . . baseball fan . . tiny . . brown wavy hair . . lively . . Vaughn Monroe . . Jean . . June. Intramurals 1; Italian Club 2; Gamma Chi 3; Senior Play. Ofoman Jfanz Joyce 73. JJeitch Oflanu Jnn TJeu Norm . . College . . swimming . . black wavy hair . . dry humor . . good looking . . chem . . Ray . . Bob . . Ken . . Armen. Sophomore Bowling Club; Junior Senate 2, 3; Pre-Medical Club 3; Chess Club 3. Joy . . College . . merchandising . . cosmetics and fashions . . humor . . base- ball fan . . capable . . nice dresser . . Tedi . . Elayne. Sophomore Bowling Club; Hostess Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Senior Dramatic Club; Student Prints Business Staff 3; Photog- raphy Club 2; Fashion Daze 3. 47 Mary Ann . . Katharine Gibbs . . rec- ord collection . . Indian fan . . sincere . . Com Law . . modest . . dry humor . . Dorothea . . Shirley . . Elaine. Sophomore Bowling Club; Hostess Club 2, 3; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3; Zenith Business Staff. tly Jj- rfloni i n Ato.cSST. '. ££, „ . h� r • Barbara • ••Oo V oveW o'Sadys • ' rapb� mactWc • nfC bo'n'- aY‘ j- Sop5ofJ. pbotoQ' tW an cub; 72, 3; TvP' orus '• cd rapW £ ub J )o!oieg JJ. JJomjihins Dee . . Business or Art School . . blonde . . sewing . . affable . . baseball fan . . fun . . Joyce . . Joan . . Marge . . Ann . . Alice. Sophomore Bowling Club; Dancing Club 1; Italian Club 2; Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3; Senior Executive Com- mittee. Helen . . Katharine Gibbs . . swimming . . tall . . blonde . . cooking . . cheerful . . football . . Marion . . Gerry. Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Gamma Chi 3; Jun- ior Executive Committee. n aifh Jfofaio Ralph . . Electrician . . photography . . black wavy hair . . math . . basketball fan . . affable . . willing . . Tom . . Charles . . Larry . . Eugene. Photography Club 1, 2, Vice President 3; Zenith Photography Staff 3. jjatoiine Qtt. Jjf iapoi Carol . . to travel . . dancing . . blue eyes . . baseball fan . . Oh, for goodness sake . . attractive . . Laura. Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Gamma Chi 3; Hostess Club 3. HJincent Paulas Ditters . . sport store . . hunting . . Indian fan . . crew cut . . enthusiastic . . humor . . baseball . . Leo . . Charles . . Richard . . Joe. Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Block Letter Club 3. 48 $4lice (Jadeilinq Diddy . . Business . . dancing . . ac- tive . . swimming . . popular . . attrac- tive . . fun . . Pat . . Doris . . Marie . . Virginia. Sophomore Executive Committee; Gamma Chi 1, Vice President 3; 'Cheerleading Squad 1, 2, Captain 3; Senior Executive Committee Secretary. QUa iqmi ! ). HsUaeijen Midge” . . Missionary work . . swimming auict . . classical music . . blonde . . friend . . Eleanore . . Hilda . . Lucy. Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2; Hostess Club 2; Pho- tography Club 3; Student Prints Business Staff I; Intramurals 3. n olefii Uelsiei Yogi . . sports announcer . . baseball and basketball . . singing . . popular . . tall . . the girls . . Ed . . Frank . . Nikki. Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3. Roy . . Hotel management . . red hair . . happy-go-lucky . . personality . . the girls . . Ken . . Leif . . Jack. Sophomore Bowling Club President; Intra- murals I, 2, 3' Social Science Club 2; Senior Play . . Class Night Committee. Kay . . Art College . . designing . . motorcycles . . attractive . . sports . . Sammy Kaye . . capable . . Trudy . . Marge. Intramurals I, 2, 3; Sophomore Bowling Club; Zenith Art Staff 3. 49 Howie . . . Business College . . air- plane models . . blond . . affable . . bas- ketball . . fun . . Joe . . Ken. Sophomore Bowling Club Vice President; Intramurals I, 2; Orchestra I, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Senior Play. $). auoij Hal . . photography . . quiet . . sports fan . . affable . . Ye Gads . . Bud . . Bill . . Ray . . Richard. Intramurals 2, 3; Photography Club 3. lift a 2. Ga Club h; r!n,r r£'?l?%Chi 3- Jur, Prints Hfl. Woll Shirl . . Secretary . . movie fan . . record collection . . typing . . pleasant . . autographs . . sociable . . Mary Ann . . Eleanor . . Jeanette. Hostess Club 3; Zenith Business Staff 3; Sophomore Bowling Club. U cjf- ounqman Bobbie . . Business school . . Comp- tometer operator . . small and blonde . . fun . . so help me . . friendly . . Lillian . . Gladys . . Dorothy. Sophomore Typing Club; Dancing Club I; Junior Senate 2; Gamma Chi 3. 50 £hief zffeaJache enith Baby-face . . . Dartmouth College . . . versatile . . . affable . . . ruddy . . . good sport . . . school spirit . . . Dotty . . . Fran . . . Marsha . . . Frank . . . Fred . . . Arnold. Basketball Varsity 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1. 2, 3; Soccer I, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Block Letter Club I, 2, 3; Traffic Com- mittee 1, 2, 3; Zenith 1, 2, 3. £!a$s tflf A E, the Class of 1948, being of sound mind (somebody will contest that, we know) and sound body (thanks to Mrs. Welland's angels and Mr. Hopkin's sit-ups), do hereby bequeath all we have and a few things we haven't. To the Sophomores, we leave the new set of rules, a chance at clubs marked Juniors and Seniors only, and a new batch of papooses to disillusion. To the Juniors, we leave the long hike as the late bell rings, the center section in Assembly, and a stack of application blanks and (we hope) no rejects. To the future Sophs, we leave directions to the swimming pool—if you find it—let us know. Mike Barakat leaves his job as senior prexy, to smoke his pipe in peace for the rest of his days. O'Connor, Rosemarin, Pearson, Mounce, Pelzer, Stewart, Goulian, et al leave parking space for next year's Cadillacs. Ken Rosenfeld leaves—with his brown fedora. (Sorry, Mr. Becker!) The Secaucus Seniors leave a barrel of late slips to the Misses MacCloskey and Brombacher. Marilyn Stein leaves—with the contents of her red duffle-bag still a mystery. Las clases de espanoi leave a box of Kleenex to Miss Spinelli. Richie Schudel leaves his briefcase to any enterprising Junior who wants to fill it on Friday afternoons. Marsha Lockser leaves—for Materne's to pick up Joe Senior's pictures. Mr. Beisswanger's first period steno class leaves—to find sixteen males just like Mr. B. (Think Stinky Lindenmayer can do it?) The Zenith Business Staff leaves—as peace once more descends on SSI and poor Mr. Pagnotta . Leon Fasani leaves Mrs. Oppenheim's needlework on his pants to the future sewing classes as an example of what not to do. Bob Gordan leaves his silent portable to Miss Powell, for next year's series. Audrey Klod leaves—still doing her algebra backwards. The Editor and staff leave a large economy size bottle of aspirins to their successors. The entire class leaves this space to Mr. Miller to advertise for an apartment. ----------------------- Ditto Miss Moritz. _______________________ And now with will, the Class of 1948 leaves— THE GRADUATES jLonq $4qo.. . •. . we sang “Shoe Fly Pie”, our gals lacked the “New Look” and there were many of our Senior Sophisticates who used to break into a cold sweat looking for the Bio. Lab. It didn't take us long to become adjusted to the vagaries of life under the heel and thumb of the haughty upperclass- men. Ambitious and full of the joy of being Indians, we elected Chas Holden, Heap-Big Chief; Freddie Primich, Second- Big-Chief ; Joanie Huglemann, Squaw Scribe; and Holder-of- the-Wampum, Joe Lipari. With Miss Rolfe as Sachem of this impressive Tribe council the first Social Function of the school year was none other than the Slam-Bang Sophomore Hop! However, wc weren't happy with just hit and run success, and we went all-out for school spirit by selling appropriately colored campaign bars and Eton caps (a few of which may still be seen walking down Liberty Place). Thus equipped to meet all ad- versaries, we went off to our first W. H. S. basketball game and yelled ourselves to victory time and again. Our Braves brought home County and State scalps and we really whooped at the doors of the defeated Emerson. We drifted into Spring and Miss Gouled's office to make out those gruesome sched- ules—Fall was just across vacation, now. Leaving behind geometry, first year typing and the life of the underdog . . . . . . we hummed “My Best To You” and kept the “new flock” dizzy with tales of horror. We lost no time choosing Larry Mounce as the one to lead us; Mike Barakat his assistant; Eileen Demarais, Secretary; and Dick Martin, old money bags. When Miss Rolfe left to be- come a Mrs., Miss Hogan graciously considered to guide us with our Junior Dance and the sale of Personalized Cards which didn't hurt our nest-egg any. We breezed through an- other terrific loop session, bringing home the County Crown and reaching the State finals. Our real glory came at Madison Square Garden, defeating strong teams there twice and break- ing innumerable records to boot. Then came the serious days of Evaluation when we kept the discriminating onlookers in a whirl with our diverse activities, particularly Noon Time Sing . Our dreamy Junior Prom went off in the Penthouse, with couples dancing the Montclair and Spring Romance in the air. We also had the privilege of watching the first Student Day, from the sidelines, in preparation for our moment in Senior Year and, speaking of Senior Year. . . . . . ice danced to “I Have But One Heart , didn't even bother with razzing and started in to lick Macbeth, solid, second year Steno and Commercial Law. Mike Barakat became our prexy; Doris Jordan, the V. P.; Diddy Wackerling, Secretary and Jack Kastler, Treasurer. Far in advance of the season we sold Christmas Cards, with Mr. Henry sparking us on to terrific sales. Not so easy to attain was our $4,000 Zenith goal, but like all other challenges we met and defeated this one, too. With these projects in process, Miss Beller coached the thespians for our Senior Play, Boy Wanted , which met with rousing success in a packed house. The particulars of our favorite sport are in the Athletic section but we have this extra to say for our Ten Little Indians — they were a fighting, rallying team and although not a glorious session, it packed a wallop for this—our last season. We worked hard (?), played even harder, and griped up and down the Senior corridors, in and out of home rooms. The boys didn't like the long skirts, the gals were dubious about the turtle-neck shirts, Feulner's was too crowded at lunch hour, we didn't get enough half days, we groaned over want-ads and college applications, gum chewing was out, tough tests were in, luncheon meetings, pictures at 3:10, more people selling more tickets, and on and on. We threw a Senior Dance for all and a strictly Senior come-as-you-like-everything-free-party just for the record. Student Day came in April, even better than be- fore, with the best from our class running the show and estab- lishing precedent for future graduates. The gym became the scene of our night of nights—our May Prom. It had every- thing and we'll get starry-eyed about it for decades to come. The committee pounded out class night, we rehearsed, ad libbed the evening of June 1 8th and had a glorious time. We all went seafaring on our June 16th boat ride and chalked up another piece of memory. Baccalaureate came on the 20th— Pomp and Circumstance, the 21st, and with the last lines of the Alma Mater stuck somewhere in our larynx and the thanks we owe, still unformed down there—we say it now, as we leave the ole reservation. IdSS 0J ENGLISH 1 Front Row: M. Carmelengo, C. Angelicola, M. Boy, C. Allen, Miss McFadden, A. Chodroff, M. Callahan, C. Albers. Second Row: G. Barsa, F. Brody, J. Blust, S. Bellotti, M. Clifford, C. Brody, J. Afferica, C. Botteri. Third Row. M. Beckmeyer, M. Batchelor, T. Catiero, E. Clisura, M. Becci, E. Chuboff, C. Brower, P. Barbour, R. Coda. J. Front Row: G. Gorab, M. Finck, E. Hennessy, J. Friedberg, J. Crucili, I. Dunay, C. Giani, L. DeFerrari. Second Row: R. Hatke, D. Gorman. A. Devlin, P. Dorsey, Mr. Pagnotta, M. Fleischner, F. Guiro, A. Hendrie, A. Guiliano. Back Row: A. Herman, T. Gurskey, A. Friedman, J. Fleischman, L. Heinzmann, C. Goshorn, D. Dunn, E. Hepperle, C. De La Roche, J. Feid, H. Glindmeyer, J. Froonjian. FOREIGN LANGUAGE 1 Front Row: D. Pizzuta, E. McKay, A. Pfister, M. Magill, I. Nash, G. Pearlman, H. Paxton, E. Morgan. Second Row: G. Nebelkopf, C. Maras, A. Regalia, D. Powers, Miss Spinelli, C. Mihatov, D. Priess, D. Mraz, K. Pavero. Third Row: R. Matheis, A. Miller, F. Picone, J. Rafferty. Back Row: G. Pecone, M. McClure, E. Pribell, J. Markstein, S. Podolsky, K. Mack, J. St. Germaine, F. Meyer, A. Meitzner, E. Nordman, R. Napershat. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated: D. Gorman, J. Byrne, L. Shakarjian, M. Carmelengo, P. Johnson. Standing: T. Verdon, C. De La Roche, Miss Honiss, G. Pccone, J. Rhein, J. St. Germaine. UAGE III 1949 SOCIAL SCIENCE II Front Row: E. Kappmeier, A. Kuhn, H. Herman, P. Hirsch, P. Johnson, P. Kane; T. Lynch, J. Little. Second Row: S. Lerner, B. Herman, J. Lillis, Miss Powell, Mr. Hughes, J. Innis, E. Knaus, J. Hill. Third Row: I. Karel, I. Kushner, A. Miller, H. Laufenberg, W. Kaufmann, J. Keeney, C. Losen, S. Kosinski. Back Row: J. Leone, C. Husni, B. Kotler, F. Klemt, H. Keenan, R. Johnson, E. Hersh, R. Loewe, C. Hubner. FOREIGN LANGUAGE II Front Row: B. Rothstein, J. Ryan, J. Russy, C. Rogers, E. Savage. Second Row: R. Scheidecker, D. Roehl, Miss Maxfield, A. Rengstorff, J. Riedel. Back Row: L. Safro, H. Ruezinsky, J. Ryerson, H. Restmeyer, J. Rhein, A. Sarlat. Front Row: L. ShapWo, L. Shakarjian, A. Vanderveer, R. Weisberg, Miss Gulick, J. Turner, E. Spry, V. Surkin. Second Row: A. Sevcrino, R. Sokolow, C. Stearns, G. Thompson, A. Swenson, I. Shavelson, R. Thompson, H. Thoresen, H. Single, M. Williams, M. Wilson, M. Swift. Back Row: R. Waldner, R. Schiffman, M. Tschoke, D. Wenzelberg, B. Silkowitz, D. Willenborg, T. Verdon, J. Udelsman, A. Stuedly, R. Zeindler, H. Schilling, A. Schwartz, D. Twiefel. MATH II Front Row: N. DeRespiris, E. Lisa, S. Saperstein, Mr. Henry M. Weber, F. Giardina, D. Koehl. Second Row: A. Dullman, J. Gallagher, G. Forte, G. Christie. Back Row: L. Eisner, M. Roettger, R. Johnson, A. Fletcher, W. Whyte, J. Kiely, J. Calder, W. Zantow, E. Bigelow. id S S O j SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sitting: J. McGaulcy, E. Benzenhofer, Miss Kluscr, C. Stewart, J. MacDonald. Standing: J. Rovcli, J. Ronyets, J. Milling, R. Fcrnstrorn. E. Callahan, W. Sklar, E. Foulkes. SOCIAL SCIENCE III Front Row: J. Chibookian, G. Danforth, D. Lindsay, B. Brechling, H. Caccia, C. Beckmcyer, E. Busch, B. Beck. Second Row: I. Brander, L. Deus, J. Blake, M. Yandola, C. Atz, J. Bartone, J. Coffin, A. Aragona, A. Darragh, Miss Alexovits. Third Row: J. Conrath, K. Budin, L Carlomagno, E. Adam, H. De La Roche, P. Andrich, E. Berger. Back Row: G. Biener. R Diem, R. Fernstrom F Dell Aglio, F. Brofazi, R. Dietrich, S. Arabadzis, H. Davidson, J. Argush, E. Benzenhoefer, N. Boyajian. MATH I Front Row: B. Johnson, M. Hannan, M. Kanaske, J. Fenkart, A. Heller, E. Foulkes, L. Jaffe, R. Isaacs. Second Row: D. Hartwig, D. Eickhorn, A. Faltot, C. Kappmeier, C. Gleason, Mr. Miller, J. Dullman, G. Emerito, R. Giani, L. Husni, J. Holmsen, B. Howard. Back Row: E. Faistl, G. Dietzel, A. Heather, R. Goldfarb, R. Diehl, L. Dubowsky, W. Feirer, T. Heuser, A. Jannson, J. GoUlian, M. Jaffe, J. Fahey, D. Duffy, J. Hagen, S. Hanley. BOOKKEEPING I M. Moore, Ludmcr. Front Row: R. L ederer, K. Knuppel, I. Kiesel, Miss Beller, D. Kroszner, P. Montagne, B Second Row: R. Levine, D. Mayrer, B. Mott, J. Murray, M. Lednick, R. Meyer, C. Magnusen, E. Meisler, A. Kruger, M. Marra. Third Row: F. MacClary, T. Kramer, E. Learn, F. Laikin, E. Machata, W. Murphy. Back Row: J. Milling, J McGuire, L. Lang, R. Mark- stein, M. Lustberg, C. Krause, H. Lenz, T. Kressaty, J. McGauley, P. Lowenstein, J. McConkey, G. Krobatch. COMMERCIAL II Front Row: L. Woltman, H. Trainor, J. Schneider, E. Stromberg, M. Wieboldt, J. Stevens, F. Zolas, J. Zeitvogel. Second Row: D. Silverman, M. Traynor, D. Stack, D. Taylor, G. Tompkins, G. Wolf, J. Wodecka, Miss Callery, E. Winsemann. Third Row: 0. Silna, C. Stewart, E. Smith, D. Ward, G. Spellman, I. Zaretsky. Back Row: G. Wolter, S. Wolff, R. Wikfors, J. Filon, W. Swanson, H. Weiss, F. Sturm, P. Verdoorn W. Sklar, W. Schneider, H. Schroter. 1950 COMMERCIAL I Front Row: N. Schaeffer, L. A. Nonnenbacher, A. Paxos, E. Reid, A. Ruoff, L. Roessle, J. Pleus, L. Rupprecht Second Row: D. O'Donnell, J. Oulton, L. Pape, J. Pipan, B. Nershi, C. Radecky, M. Raine, A. Nershi. Third Row: C. Pizzuta, M. O'Donnell, M. Proschwitz, M. Rankin, A. Schmidt, G. Schaeffer. Back Row: E. Safer, R. Rengstorff, R. Pfeiffer, J. Rovelli, J. Nevins, E. Peterson, R. Riley, R. Paron, T. Salzman, K. Scherer, P. Quilla, P. Peterson, C. Palestini. BOOKKEEPING II Front Row: D. Thorpe, P. Callahan, J. Ronyets, G. Husni, G. Kuck. Second Row: B. Henderer, E. Callahan, J. Ryerson, Mr. Ferris, O. Gehse, G. Laverty, D. Stiles. Third Row: M. Monaco, J. Dost, F. Ippoleto, F. Steindl, F. Sirio. Back Row: T. Craig, L. Batten, J. Grieb, J. McDonald, J. Zbuchalski. 59 Seated: F. Small, G. Beck, R. Loewe, M. Stein, Mr. Miller, R. Simler, J. Innis, M. Perrone, M. Wieboldt, J. Fenkart. Standing: K. Pavero, J. Byrne, E. Knaus, A. Rengstorff, T. Salzman, C. Krause, J. Udelsman, E. Hennessy, E. O'Connor, F. Jones A. Banklian, A. Chodroff, B. Brechling, J. Pipan, J. Snyder. iuJent deunci OFFICERS President NM-ER stein NtS • .OEV E Vice President Secretary Treasurer kdviser pHE meeting will now come to order, and another session of the Student Council goes into action. During such meetings, home- room representatives bring forth the gripes and problems of their fellow students. Plans for improvement of the school and extra ad- vantages for the students are discussed and fa- vorable action is taken whenever practical. This year, the student council executed a successful Student Day, struggled for the in- clusion of a school cafeteria and benefited the student body as much as permitted within the limits of its power. But Student Council cannot continue to function advantageously without the full co- operation of every student who is an integral part of Weehawken High School. Student Council, the government of the students, by the students, and for the students. 62 Seated: F. Picone, G. Pecone, D. Gsell, R. Muller, W. Carlough, Miss McFadden, R. Simler, L. Fasani, A. Meitzner, H. Restmeyer. Standing: L. Dubowsky, R. Mac Clary, F. Brofazi, C. Husni, J. Markstein, B. Baran, F. Meyer, J. St. Germaine, A. Stuedly, G. Wolter, P. Lowenstein, W. Feirer, W. Kaffenberger, R. Rengstorff. technicians J emmittee |NITIATIVE and dependability are important qualities of members of the Technicians Committee; for this busy group, under the di- rection of Miss McFadden, is engaged in al- most every school activity. While their chief purpose is to assist in presenting assembly pro- grams, many other duties are performed. Among these are the operating of the sound projector, switchboard, counterweight and pub- lic address systems; providing music for danc- ing; showing movies on Thursdays at noon; and helping at basketball games, graduation, class night, and other community activities for which the facilities of the auditorium are re- quired. The committee is composed of seniors, juniors, and sophomores. Each one contributes his share to the success with which the Tech- nicians Committee functions. C«WUG„ FpTk EC0N£ FRan« picone Mlss McFadden 0Ff'CERS r,a,rman • Cha • Secretary ■ Treasurer Adviser 63 7utoftinq £ ul OFFICERS president SERICA • • • Vice President H KLOD ■ • ' ' Secretary-Treasurer RD SCHUDEL • • ' _ . Adv.ser yms year for the first time, a Tutoring Club has been organized. Its purpose is to help students who are finding their work rather difficult because of absence or . . . what else. Whether your difficulty is in math or a lan- guage, your teacher can call upon one of her whizzes to give a helping hand. Many mem- bers of the club are planning to become teach- ers and from the reports from students that have been helped this year ... it would seem that the teacher outlook for 1952 will certainly be looking up. Front Row: A. Klod, J. Afferica, J. Hill. Second Row: M. Funk, C. Allen, R. Waldner, Miss Maxfield, G. Pearlman, M. Stein. Back Row: J. Lillis, A. Pfister, M. Magill, R. Zeindler, R. Schudel, W. Carlough, N. Fishman, C. Brower, R. Greve, G. Nebelkof. 64 Ju i i i afiy Caunei £OME ye from all the four corners of this hallowed school building, to this place of knowledge, to this sanctuary for those with questioning minds, come to make friends, fic- tional and real '—So might an inscription read were it dedicated to our library and placed over its door. It is the duty of our librarian not only to supply information but also to take part in such extra-library activities as knitting for the Red Cross, collecting stamps to be used by wounded veterans decorating for the Yuletide season, and publicizing the new books in the showcase and on bulletin boards. HELEN HcDER Theresa j Rm°tt . : : “®«0 «; • • . i' President ■ . Usurer Adviser Front Row: H. McDermott, T. Donofrio. Standing: H. Paxton, R. Frantz, Miss Roelker, I. Kiesel, R. Meyer, J. Stevens, J. Zeitvogel, T. Wolf, E. Callahan, A. Stiles M. Moramarco, A. Paxos, E. Kappmeier. 65 Front Row: Mr. Becker, F. Small, J. Gurskey, L. Mounce, F. Primich, R. McCauley, J. Durando. Second Row: J. Feid, J. Kastler, H. Koykas, W. Maddalena, P. Baecker, E. O'Connor, S. Satier, M. Barakat. Back Row: R. Hansen, D. Willenborg, H. Keenan, L. Heinzmann. 'WHICH way to SS2? , How do I get to the gym? , are the favorite queries of the new students on the opening day of school. Thus starts the first round of duties performed by the Traffic Committee, a group of boys selected for their ability to cooperate and their willingness to render service to the school. In addition to untangling traffic jams at the beginning of the Fall term and keeping them under control during the rest of the year, the boys assist at all fire drills, at seating the students for assembly, sell milk at lunch time and when Christmas rolls around have the pleasant duty of decorating the halls and rooms. Service well done gives an inner satisfac- tion, but this is not the only reward received by the members of the Traffic Committee. Every year each member and his girl enjoys a candle- light social. In addition to this, they attend athletic events, and a picnic outing tops off the season. officers Cap«a,n uarrv ; . %Z FRED PR' 'CH - WR. BECKED • • 66 C7hostess £ ul INFORMATION is a wonderful thing! That is precisely the reason why the hostesses are seen seated in the corridors with their familiar red and black badges. Wherever assistance is needed, whether it be to direct visitors, to usher at school functions, to carry messages or to supply cheer happy students with candy at the basketball games, the hostesses are on the job. In order to become one of these helpful hostesses a girl must be a junior or senior, must be able to take gym and has to sacrifice two study periods a week for duty. In reward for their services the girls are treated to a New York show. Tedi °AV s 0ffICERs President esident Front Row: P. Oulton, M. Lockser, M. Levinsky, J. Blust, M. Perrone, D. Braunwell, B. Rothstein, J. Friedberg. Second Row: H. McDermott, N. Farber, S. Klein, C. Traynor, C. Stearns, M. Hulett, S. Schultz, M. Clifford, M. Finck, J. Barbera, B. Michaux, C. Carr. Back Row: Mrs. Welland, D. Schiavone, M. Teut, J. Lillis, S. Wolf, C. Mihatov, E. Dwork, J. Teitch, P. Dorsey, R. Greve, L. Hilton, M. Fleischner, G. Baras. officers _ CF a'irrna° Secretary-Tre«urer Adviser uni an eJ na$g j”HE Junior Red Cross acts as co-ordinator for school activities in Red Cross Work. The Council, aims to stimulate activities and inter- est between Junior and Senior Red Cross. Their largest project this year was to participate in the exchange of International correspondence. The members of Council have also made favors and afghans for Veterans Hospitals, assisted with clerical work at the Chapter House, and Halloran Hospital. They have made games for the blind and covers for Braille books. Wee- hawken students also participated in the party given for the children of the Giuvenard Home. Front Row: B. Brechling, C. Allen, C. Maras, E. Hennessy, C. Brower. Second Row: C. Giani, J. Reilly, J. Kiesel, M. Magill. Back Row: A. Raine R. Mueller, C. Hubner, S. Wolff. Miss Arlinghaus, R. Simler, J. Fleischman, I Emrf CL Rnrlr Front Row: J. Von Dreele, R. Totaro, Mr. Sarafian, G. Schuster, R. Gordan. Second Row: E. Berger, M. Tschoke, E. Morgan, M. Waetjen, E. Lisa, E. Schick, R. Muller, B. Silkowitz. Back Row: A. Herman, E. Hepperle, R. Hansen, R. Johnson, E. Adam, C. Hubner, A. Schwartz. Tneiopaji it £ ut pHE Photography Club is composed of photo- conscious students who enjoy making their friends watch the birdie. The members of the club who are interested in making their own prints are shown how in the physics lab dark room. The clubs principal aim is to teach and ac- quaint the members with the fundamental, as well as fine points of photographic art through discussion and activity. Advise, 69 Seated: R. Schudel, G. Ferguson, M. Stein, Miss Spinelli, N. Fishman, M. Epstein. Standing: R. Waldner, E. Bloch, E. Hennessy, S. Wolff, H. Weiss, S. Carlin, F. Jones, F. Small, I. Kushner, A. Sariat, J. Afferica. Relating Society president Vice Preside' Secretary Libtar'30 adviser RESOLVED, that the federal government should require compulsory arbitration in all basic industries. With this vital subject under debate, the W. H. S. Debating Society initiated its most active year as a school organ- ization. As a result of their efforts, the members have developed the ability to state the pro's and con's of a current issue logically and to present their arguments with poise and con- fidence. In addition to interscholastic debates, the students have attended radio sessions of the Town Meeting of the Air and a timely Broad- way play. The Prisoner of Zenda, a popular motion picture, was presented by the club to raise sufficient funds for the purchase of addi- tional material for their library. 70 Front Row: K. Rosenfeld, D. Lindsay, B. Brechling, M. Wieboldt, E. Clisura, W. Horn. Back Row: J. Broatman, J. Doyle, Miss Alexovits, R. Hundervadt, J. Rhein, F. Dell Aglio. JJuni0 1 Renate THE, Junior Senate, one of our few history clubs, was formed with a definite purpose in mind; to stimulate interest in history both past and present; to promote sociability and to be a channel of service to Weehawken High School. Many of the activities enjoyed by the members of this club were several trips to mu- seums and to places of historic importance, and a New York Stage Show. 71 22 .0ff,c s zr r� •' • W,eB0l0T; • . • • Preside Vice Preside ■ Secrete, • Treasure, officers 3 PERRON • ' ,ffer'ca • ■ ‘ . chodroff • FARBER • • Preside0 Vice Preside0' Secretary Treasurer Adviser Quench £Iui gONJOUR Mademoiselle et Monsieur can be heard frequently at the bi-monthly meetings of the French Club, Entre-Nous. The only requirements needed to join the club are at least one year of French and a spe- cial interest in discussing and learning the cus- toms, habits and language of the French peo- ple. During the year the members have built up school spirit by selling Weehawken stickers which are proudly displayed on book covers, and notebooks. They also compiled a Red Cross Album for overseas exchange, corre- sponded with foreign students, and produced puppet plays. Front Row: C. Allen, G. Ferguson, J. Afferica, M. Perrone, A. Chodroff, R. Greve, N. Farber. Back Row: S. Klein, R. Waldner, R. Schudel, Miss Gulick, M. McClure, R. Dietrich, J. Barbera. 72 § ,£ ul S sjl ano Seated in Front: J. St. Germaine, R. Matheis, A. Friedman, I. Karel, D. Wenzelberg. Seated: S. Podolsky, S. Schultz, I. Nash, P. Barbour, G. Nebelkopf, B. Rothstein, J. Friedberg. Back Row: Miss Spmelli, L. Shapiro, B. Herman, A. Devlin, E. Knaus, E. Chuboff, C. Albers, J. Hill, J. Lillis, H. Paxton, M. Magill, G. Pearlman, J. Campanella. pHE main purpose of the Spanish Club is to familiarize the members with the customs of Spanish speaking countries in order to de- velop and encourage a feeling of good will with our neighbors South of the Border. Besides the regular meetings of the club, the members attended Spanish movies and res- taurants. They made scrapbooks and knitted an afghan which were sent to South American countries. Their evening social was the high- light of the season and it proved to be a great success. The only requisite for joining the club is that one have a keen and active interest in Spanish and has completed one language. IRen£ Nash 0ff'Cers ' dident V‘Ce siden, Secretary Adviser Front Row: D. Jordan, L. Kratzin, A. Klod, D. Boggio, R. Greve, M. RoVito. Second Row: G. McPherson, M. Schroeder, D. Braunwell, Miss Powell, E. Pinero, M. Teut, M. Funk. Third Row: J. Reilly, D. Spahn, D. Gallo, E. Dcmarais, L. Polkowski, J. Barbera, M. Rafferty, J. sNaknis, J. Gordon. Back Row: D. Tompkins, M. Selleri, M. Hulett, J. Hugelman, E. Drury, A. Fisher, A. Raine, D. Kay, M. Laverty, D. Schiavone. geniati OFFICERS president Vice President Secretary ‘ ’ Treasurer ' ' Chaplain • ' Historian • ' Adviser THE purpose of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y is fo create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. The club functions not only as a school organization but as a dis- tinct unit of the Y. M. C. A. in Hoboken, be- ing affiliated with both the state and National Units of Tri-Y Clubs. The Senior Tri-Hi-Y has had many activi- ties this year. A Junior Red Cross project has been made and several social affairs have been sponsored including canteen dances and a suc- cessful Halloween Dance. Several members at- tended a Conference at Pittman, New Jersey, adding much to the girls' knowledge of Tri- Hi-Y purposes and ideals. 74 Jfunion t-fni-rfCi- THE Junior Tri-Hi-Y Club, which is composed wholly of junior and sophomore girls, has as its one aim and purpose, the extension throughout the school, as well as the commu- nity, of high standards of Christian character. This organization is a distinct body which is affiliated not only with the local Y. M. C. A. but with the state and national Tri-Hi-Y clubs. The members indulge in social as well as athletic activities. One of the major social ac- tivities of the club was a dance at the begin- ning ofye££ whjch pr6ved tty Jpg a great succe er'- 0FF'C£RS ad t N£ becci Mrs. v ccktRSey “« «222? President ' Resident ■ Secretary Treasurer Historian Chap lain Adviser Adviser Front Row: K. Pavero, G. Thompson, J. Andrich, M. Becci, A. Devlin, P. Dorsey. Second Row: M. O'Donnell, J. Ronyets, G. Emerito, J. Ryan, D. Gorman, A. Swensen, M. Proshwitz, Mrs. Costanzo. Third Row: J. Pizzuta, C. Giani, M. Fleischner, J. Stevens, D. O'Donnell, J. Oulton, J. Blust. Back Row: R. Giani, J. Kiescl, J. Pechinsky, C. Mihatov, G. Laverty, K. Knuppel, C. Stearns, J. Von Dreele. fashion )aze dent Pres� .dent Pres� Vice FILLER • OSCAR Secretary Treasurer 0� rector Adviser “ pHIS year the Fashion Daze, one of the all- girl organizations, was open to both Junior and Senior girls. The purpose of this club is to aid its members in developing style sense and other phases of feminine interest. They attended fashion shows and lectures. Their social activities consisted of parties and an assembly program. 2 kJL' Seated: J. Pizzuta, R. Thompson, A. Edelberg, G. Beck, J. Karmiller, R. Oscar, G. Barsa, H. Van Oehrs. Front Row: C. Giani, A. Regalia, A. Severino, R. Scheidecker, E. Clisura, J. Teitch, I. Nash, P. Barbour, H. Single, I. Dunav M. Williams, M. Swift. Second Row: P. Hirsch, D. Pizzuta, C. Stearns, A. Kuhn, C. Brower, D. Powers, A. Chodroff, J. Hill, M. Fleischner, R. Coda, M. 76 Lachmund. Back Row: L. Shakajian, R. Wiseberg, P. Kane, L. De Ferrari, J. Byrne, C. Mihatov, E. Dwork, Miss Kluser, E. Lisa, F. Giuro, E. Callahan, C. Botteri, S. Saperstem, C. Beckmeyer. «r . Front Row: Miss Callery, M. Rafferty, A. Wackerling, D. Walker, J. Gordon, M. Levinsky. Second Row: J. Reilly, H. McDermott, M. Schroeder, E. Della lacona, P. Oulton, H. Toomey, D. Blankc, G. Mautone, J. Shaknis, B. Youngman. Third Row: L. Polkowski, S. Klein, N. Farber. Back Row: M. Stripp, C. Traynor, M. Perrone, A. Raine, J. Gallagher, G. Cherekjian, C. Pappas, G. Ferguson, B. Michaux. QAMMA CHI is only for senior girls inter- ested in bettering themselves fashionably as well as socially. The girls are taught the art of poise and self-assurance and learn how to perfect their make-up and dress. On January 22nd the club had its first im- portant social affair, a buffet supper and dance with entertainment by the members of the or- ganization. Other activities included a lecture for all girls by a representative of Barbizon; a dance held during the year; and an assembly program in collaboration with Fashion Daze. The valuable lessons learned in this club will be carried on through their life in the busi- ness or college world. 77 “«««WAua ° 'C S L'CE wackeruNG ' ■ • • • • J°ANgoRDon Se Ccir lsvinsky ■ ’ c ■ ■ ■Tr ,SS CALLERy . ’ Co™m ffee Ch; • • rri Vice Pr( Adviser Front Row: Mr. Hopkins, E. Chuboff, F. Primich, J. Kiesel, D. Silvermann, E. McKay. Second Row: P. Johnson, E. Clisura, M. Funk, D. Gorman, J. Innis, L. Deus, F. Zolas, G. Husni, E. Spry. Third Row: F. Small, J. Markstein, M. Lednick, J. Leone, E. Foulkes, I. Nash, S. Safier, A. Jansson. Back Row: J. Keeney, K. Rosenfeld, K. Quazza, S. Segall, F. Pelzer, R. Pearson, L. Mounce, E. O'Connor. T meJica! £ ul OFFICERS Chairman ED PR' 'CH ' ' ' Stores ANE fc'ESEL ' :STHER CHUBOF wr. HOPR'NS • • Secretary Field Secretary Treasurer Adviser CALPEL PLEASE! This will be a familiar phrase to many of the future doctors and nurses from Weehawken High School, who have banded together to form the Premedical Club. The purpose of this new club is to ac- quaint its members with recent medical achievements and the correct procedure in ful- filling their ultimate goal in this and related fields of science. Their activities and accom- plishments included a very educational tour of Medical Center, the studying of microscopic blood slides, the promotion of individual re- search, and many worthwhile and interesting lectures and demonstrations by Mr. Hopkins. 78 Seated: G. Pollack, R. Zeindler, A. Sprinz, J. St. Germaine, W. Baran. Standing: D. Twiefel, G. Cooper, A. Meitzner, F. Meyer, J. Phillips, Miss Roclker, J. Markstein, A. Miller. cienfijic discussion pUTURE scientists of The World of Tomor- row ? perhaps. Young men who are inter- ested in the future of the world and who wish to be instrumental in building this new world are members of this group. The main goal and foundation of the club is to stimulate active thought among themselves and others. They have experimented with Jet racers and have de- signed their Dream City of Tomorrow which was displayed in the school showcase. Their diligent work on this project has proven their creativeness and imagination and perhaps it means that among their ranks are The Scien- tists of Tomorrow. ARNOLD SpRW2 sssssr •' • W LL AM BARAN ’ ‘ ' WSS ROEUEr ' ’ • • r � es, V ce Presi • ■ Sec re Adviser “| HE Stamp Club which is under the capable guidance of Mr. Ferris is open to all stu- dents and its meetings are held twice monthly. The chief purpose of the organization is to im- prove the collections of the members by ex- changing information about stamps and also trading them. The club has tried to arouse in- terest in stamp collection and help them if they are beginners in this well known hobby. jLnAtfvwC yo-M. 'cv k) 3 4 $ Wy (_ 0 W A VxA� U uAH ) 3 J AV ( PmA J. iu Seated: G. Wolters, S. Wolf, L. Dubowsky, H. Schilling, G. Spellman, L. Lang. Standing: R. Rengstorff, A. Bankhan, P. Lowenstein, R. McCauley, R. Hundervadt, W. Scherer, Mr. Ferris. 80 he$s u i THE Chess Club is a new organization in Weehawken High School. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Billingham, the members of the Chess Club meet every Thursday at noon to play chess. Seated: D. Lindsay, I. Karel, D. Nordman, Mr. Billingham, B. Beer, S. Podolsky, E. Reid. First Row: R. Waldner. E Berger. H. Schilling, W. Scherer. R. Pearson, W. Kaffenberger, J. Phillips, R. McCauley, R. Zeindler, J. Klemt, R. Wikfors, C. Losen, T. Heuser, R. Pfeiffer, A. Jansson, R. Hundevadt. Back Row: W. Benintendi, R. Bessel, 0. Silna, G. Pollack, A. Sarlat. Front Row: K. Quazza, R. McCauley, C. Holden, Mr. Beisswanger, J. Stewart, F. Pelzer, J. Rafferty. Second Row: R. Schiffman, R. Loewc, K. Rcimann, R. Simlcr, K. Ebnctcr, F. ladiano, A. Banklian. Back Row: F. Kleis, J. Gurskey, J. Kiely, J. Calder, L. Carroll, V. Varelas, J. Mautone. Bloci Juetten £Iul OFFICERS President JOHN STEWART . • ■ yiCe President CHARLES HOLDEN • • ‘ ' ’ Secretary ROBERT McCAULEY ■ Treasurer FRANK. PELZER • • • Sergeant-at-Arms KENNETH QUAZZA • • _ Adviser mr. BEISSWANGER ■ • 0NCE a week at noon-time, the Block Letter Club meets to discuss their problems and future plans. This organization is open only to boys who have earned their varsity letter in some sport under the banner of Weehawken High School. These lettermen also engage in off-the- field activities, such as presenting noon-time movies for the entertainment of the student body, and enjoying various social events as re- ward for their athletic services to Weehawken High School. 82 z$ninamunals IRLS' Intramurals is a club for Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. Every Tuesday after- noon the girls engage either in speedball, bas- ketball or softball. There are six teams in the league and the competition throughout is close. At the end of the season the girls with the most points are awarded basketballs and the second highest receive medals. These points may be won by attending meetings team victories, and by taking part in the various necessary func- tions of the games. - •. Cha' W0 man • Treasurer Adviser- Front Row: D. Braunwell, L. Hilton, K. Weir, G. Nershi, E. Machata, M. Weiboldt, D. Silverman, J. Schneider, B. Ludmer, D. Kroszner. Second Row; C. Maras, A. Rengstorff, R. Isaacs, D. Mayrer L. Nonnenbacher, C. Beckmeyer, B. Beck, M. Moore, E. Busch, N. Schaeffer, J. Barbera. Third Row: K. Pavero, A. Swenson, D. Priess, C. Pappas, E. Lisa, R. Meyer, J. Stevens, M. Lednick, C. Morgan, M. Wilson, R. Coda, C. Carr, E. Della lacona. Fourth Row: J. Von Dreele, B. Nershi, R. Levine, J. Holmsen, D. Hartwig, J. Pleus, E. Stromberg, S. Hanley, C. Brower, T. Cafiero, H. Thoresen. Back Row: E. Schick, M. Waetien, M. Raine, K. Knuppel, R. Giani, J. Pechipsky, D. O'Donnell, G. Emerito, J.Oulton, Mrs. Welland. “Cv ■ £U� « ■ ,.o rtUBBS ■ • Secretary treasurer adviser geniati 111 ash dUiq y),'tiamatic£lul QISCUSSING current plays, presenting skits and attending the theatre are some of the varied activities of the Senior Mask and Wig Dramatic Club. Members present programs at the meetings and receive constructive criticism. During the year the group presented a noon time play. Front Row: J. Teitch, G. Bock, E. Bloch, M. Levinsky, C. Pappas. Second Row: A. Edelborg, S. Klein, N. Farber, M. Perrone, M. Stein, G. Ferguson. Back Row: J. Karmiller, R. Oscar, E. Dwork. 84 Front Row: B. Beer, J. Ronyets, R. Hansen, E. Hennessy, T. Kressaty, B. Ludmer, C. Krause. Second Row: Miss Beller, R. Sokolow, H. Herman, F. Zolas, M. Raine, M. Wiebolt, R. Weisberg, P. Hirsch, R. Thompson, E. Smith. Third Row: F. Brody, S. Goldberg, A. Hendrick, A. Kuhn, C. Brody, H. Van Oehrs, F. Laikin, J. Murray, J. Stevens, D. Eichorn, T. Kramer. Fourth Row: R. Lederer, J. Hill, S. Lerner, J. Oulton, M. Proshwitz, V. Surkin, D. O'Donnell, A. Schmidt, D. Krozner, C. Beck- meyer, M. Moore, E. Busch, B. Beck. Fifth Row: S. Saperstein, |_. Rupprecht. Back Row: M. Beckmeyer, R. Levine, A. Chodroff, L. Jaffe, C. Magnusson, S. Podolsky, J Fleischman, R. Zantow, S. Wolfe, P. Lowenstein, W. Kaffenberger, L. Eisner, R. MacClary, A. Ruoff, J. Turner union 'fieahe ,£ ul “| HIS club is composed of sophomore and junior students who have an interest in the theatre. The members participate in skits for either their own or the school's benefit, and in order to know more about the field of enter- tainment, they attend professional perform- ances, mostly plays in New York City. 85 J°AN RONYETS ' - • ■ beller. ■ ■ ■ ■ V‘ce Pres • Sea • Trea Ser9eant-at Ad Seated: M. Lachmund, J. Andrich, R. Frantz. Standing: A. Swenson, J. Fenkart, G. Thompson, Mr. Hopkins, G. Wolff, E. Hennessy, V. Surkin. ” Qiine- -feen$ AFTER several years lapse a girls' choral group has once again been formed. Under the direction of Mr. Hopkins these nine girls participate in assembly programs, and other musical functions. In January the Nine-Teens made their radio debut on Station WNJR. 86 Front Row: D. Gromisch, P. Frei, C. Stewart, W. Hilferty, J. Pipan, C. Fink, J. Kennedy, J. Rosen, J. Coffin, Mr. Baggs. Second Row: J. Reilly, N. Wolfsbruck, R. Pearson, H. Davison, L. Carlson, H. Koykas, A. Miller, C. Linneworth, S. Della laconc, P. Andrich. Back Row: L. Carroll, J. Fleischman, F. Gross, J. Fenkart, R. Schnyder, K. Stannard, T. Verdon, D. Willenborg, R. Bessel, J. Strole, A. Tavitiam, N. Liebau, S. Carlin. THE 1948 Weehawken High School Band in- cludes forty musicians, plus two majorettes and a drum major who also play instruments in the concert performances. Developing its cam- paign to offer musical training in both con- cert band and marching band activities, the band has macia detailed study of many new compositions in standard band literature. Our band musicians provided several novelties at occasional assemblies and basketball games, demonstrated marching skill outdoors at the opening of the soccer and baseball seasons and civic parades, and presented its symphonic side in the Annual Band Concert. Off-campus, our band represents the pride we all feel for Wee- hawken High School. What a stirring spectacle is our school band as it plays good music, smartly dressed in neat red and black uni- forms! 87 CAWOU ° 'CCK LEIF CARLSON ' ' • J MES PIPAN ' • • RAY CNk LlNNEW°RTH j ' Reed ader SVDK • •.: m ’ • President V,ce President Br x Leade ian • Librarian Bar� dleader THE Weehawken High School Orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Leon H. Ross- man and consists of thirty members. The me- lodious strains of the orchestra are heard at all school assemblies, concerts, and other occa- sions of importance. Rehearsals are held every Monday afternoon. Violins: H. Wikfors, J. McConkey, N. Fishman, M. Proshwitz, N. Mansfield, A. Sprinz, A. Severino, C. Losen, J. Pipan, E. Reid, R. Waldner. Piano: J. Fenkart. H. Thorsen Cello: J. Coffin, A. M. Swenson. Bass Fiddle: R. Block. Accordian: J. Leone. Saxaphonc: J. Pizzo, C. Stewart, J Reilly. Tuba: S. Carlin. Horn: P. Andrich. Drums: R. Schnyder. Trumpet: A. Miller, I Carlson Clarinet: W. Benintendi, J. Pipan, E. Nordman. Conductor: Mr. L. Rossman. 88 Piano: J. Afferica. Front Row: E. Hennessy, R. Sokolow, D. Boggio, M. Kanaske, P. Barbour, M. Levinsky, A. Severino, H. Herman, C. Giani, J. Hagan, A Swenson, J. Fenkart, H. Thoresen, M. Lachmund, Mr. Rossman. Second Row: E. Callahan, J. Lillis, E. Lisa, N. DeRespiris, C. Brower, A. Rengstorff D. Thomasian J. Ryan, J. Murray, G. Wolff, J. Inms, E. Chuboff, C. Allen, R. Greve, S. Lerner. Third Row: R. Frantz, V. Surkin, S. Podolsky, E. Hersh, B. Beer, A. Sprinz, J. Jodice, M. Barakat. Back Row: W. Kaffenberger, A. Jansson, S. Carlin, H. Wikfors, J. Pipan, J. Gurskey, W. Horn, R. Schnyder, J. Leone. QliixeJ ho tins JJNDER the direction of Mr. Leon H. Ross- man, the mixed Chorus consists of seventy voices. It holds its regular rehearsals on Wed- nesdays afternoons. This year the chorus has presented programs throughout the term. The group is open to all students. Front Row: J. Keeney, C. Allen, J. Hill, N. Fishman, E. Bloch, M. Stein, J. Afferica, A. Chodroff, L. Shapiro. Second Row: M. Epstein, E. Pinero, G. Nebelkopf, I. Nash, S. Schultz, E. Knaus, G. Beck, I. Shavelson, C. Rogers, G. Thompson, G. Pearlman, J. Ronyets, M. Clifford. Back Row. L. Roessle, J. Coffin, B. Ludmer, H. Shroter, R. Dietrich, T. Salzman, F. Primich, W. Zantow, L. Carroll, S. Carlin, F. Jones, J. McConkey, J. Milling, P. Johnson, T. Donofrio. jzStudent Quints OFFICERS EDYTHE BLOCK..................Editor-in-Chief NEIL FISHMAN................Editorial Board JOAN AFFERICA...............Editorial Board MARILYN STEIN.................Feature Editor JOHN KEENEY.....................Sports Editor AUDREY RENGSTORFF . . . Business Editor MRS. OPPENHEIM........................Adviser MR. PAGNOTTA................Business Adviser Where's that editorial? Bob, cover tonight's dance! What's the feature deadline this month? CUCH queries as these can be heard by anyone passing English II, where the Student Prints staff is usually hard at work. The Student Prints strives to fulfill its motton You make the news---------we print it. Every year, capable persons chosen for their English qualifica- tions and journalistic possibilities are added to the staff to promote this purpose. In addition to news and feature assignments, stu- dents are also required to help with page make-up, headlines and re-writing. Each issue several mem- bers are selected to assist the printer in setting up the paper. In the past, the Student Prints has attained a fav- orable rating with the Columbia Scholastic Press As- sociation for its journalistic standards. Every effort is being made, as each year passes, to raise these 90 standards Front Row: C. Albers, F. Laikin, A. Fischer, E. Chuboff, A. Rengstorff, J. Innis, R. Block, G. Schuster, D. Silverman, M. Lednick Second Row: B. Herman, R. Sokolow, M. Levinsky, S. Goldberg, J. Teitch, J. Little, E. Dwork, R. Oscar, L. Jaffe, M. Waetjen E. Schick, M. Finck. Back Row: A Sprinz, R. Matheis, F. Dell Aglio, J. Klemt, E. Hersh, R. Rengstorff, M. Jaffe. findent 3 f STUDENT DAY ADMINISTRATION Superintendent, Donald Gsell; Principal, Larry Mouncc; Guidance Councilor, Mishele Barakat. BOARD OF EDUCATION John Gurskey; Bob Simler, President; Frank Jones. Not Shown: Fred Primich, Dick Martin. TEACHERS Front Row: E. Demarais, M. Perrone, D. Boggio, H. McDermott, L. Polkowski, J. Reilly. Second Row: E. Schick, G. Gorab, D. Jordan, A. Klod, E. Pinero, J. Afferica, K. Weir, M. Stein, M. Funk. Third Row: D. Powers. A. Fischer, J. Hugelmann, F. Small, F. Lindenmayer, R. Greve, A. Edelberg. Back Row: B. Muller, P. Becci, J. Doyle, N. Fishman, K. Ebneter, I. Kushner. SECRETARIES Front Row: Joan Gordon, Elaine Hornung Back Row: Lorraine Miller, Dolores Tompkins, Marie Moramarco. maintenance Eleanor Dello lacono, Jeanette Barbera, Bill Passet. Jack Kastler, Harold Koykas. Not Shown: Anne Raine. I y iin Co A I 91 IJNDER the capable direction of Miss Roberta Beller, our dramatic coach, the senior class play, aptly titled for Leap Year, Boy Wanted , was presented in our auditorium before a ca- pacity crowd of one thousand friends, relatives, and classmates. The plot of the play revolved about the pre- college difficulties of a young senior, Nancy Hill, who is trying to persuade her father to permit her to attend the State College. His decision also holds the future of her best friend, Cynthia Moran, in the balance. But when young Harold Rollins finds himself in the sorority room of this fashionable academy for girls, things really begin to pop! But to every- one's pleasure, there is the traditional happy ending just as the final curtain goes down. MISS BELLER Director 92 serious . , doo� 9 s' adefl'V..r?or Cast of Characters Cynthia Moran Adele Carpenter ................. Nancy Hill Doris................_........... Margaret Linda......... .................. Mrs. Holmes, Housemother Professor Drake Mr. Flynn, math teacher.......... Miss Francis, domestic science teacher Rodney Faulkner, Adele's fiance Harold Rollins Fred Mr. Hill.... ____________________ Mrs. Hill Mr. Rollins ..................... Mrs. Rollins GLORIA FERGUSON ....MARION FUNK DOLORES GALLO .....THEDA DAVIS ARLENE FISCHER MARIE STRIPP MILDRED PERRONE KENNETH EBNETER RICHARD SCHUDEL ROSALIND OSCAR DONALD GSELL ROY WEBSTER ..BARRY NAGINSKY .......JAMES PIZZO BARBARA MICHAUX ...STANLEY SEGALL JUDY KARMILLER 93 What is Your Pet P Most Athletic DIANE BOGGIO MOOSE PELZER Class Wits JOYCE SHAKNIS JACK McCRUDDEN Most Popular DIDDY WACKERLING dick MARTIN Uc ndable SCHlAV 0 s,f Class Dreamers ELAINE HORNUNG ray miles Class Cuties JOAN GORDON Class Sweethearts DORIS JORDAN JACK KASTLER HOWIE WIKFORS ST AT PRESENT Li e� y To Su, CD« BLOCH TOOTS gsell Class Gigglers JUDY KARMILLER RAY SCHNYDER Class Chatterboxes AUDREY KLOD SHELLY ROSEMARIN Best Looking KAY WEIR KENNY EBNETER s Flirts tAAUTONE WEBSTER Mos Artistic KAY WEIR PRANK GUNTHER Best Dancers DORRIS WALKER JOE LIPARI Class Dramatists GLORIA FERGUSON NEIL FISHMAN (Oufi f ian s . . . the Board of Education for financing five of our staff at the Columbia Yearbook Conference and for their much appreciated help with the Senior Prom, to Mr. Graves and Mr. Chase for their cooperation and encouragement throughout our three years at Weehawken, to Miss Gouled for her help in making our future, to Mr. Henry for his ever-interested work with all our Senior activities, to Miss Beller for her outstanding job with the Senior Play, to all those of the faculty who have constantly sacrificed time and effort in the classroom and on club activities, to New City Printing Co. and their representatives, Mr. Frank Ball and Mr. Ed Adomilli, to Materne Studios, their photographers and assistants, to the Secretarial, Medical and Maintenance staffs, to those graduates who are members in good standing of the Club 30 (Seniors who solicited $30 or more in ads), AND. . . to our parents who for twelve years have shared our trials and tribulations and to the Staff Parents who have also suffered through the growing pains of this book. to the wonderful people who so generously bought ads and boosters and without whom there could be no Zenith of 1948 AND NOW . . . to Miss Moritz and Mr. Pagnotta, our swell, top-notch advisers who gave their utmost for better or for worse and now, for the first time, hear the word Thanks . The Zenith Staff Editor's Note: To those of my staff who have given more than their share, of time and talent—uncomplainingly—an extra thank-you. Ed. 98 Front Row: H. Keenan, J. Gurskey, Captain J. Stewart, C. Petrocelli. Standing: R. Miles, F. Pelzer, Coach Purvere, D. Gromisch, L. Carlson. Not Shown: C. Holden, R. Simler, Manager J. McCrudden. Bashthll Tit basketball season brought no major championship trophies to Weehawken High School, but the team did uphold Weehawken's reputation for hard fighting and clean sports- manship. The bfobling Indians also collected more than ia frfnare of scalps, the final count being 21 and 9 losses. With weeks of practice behind them, basketball squad opened the season by downing team. They did 5t stop form a a powerful Al with this lone wiK but continued nine game w._ _ _ After theiPTn taf toss at Robert Water S Gym to Emerson, the ihd anscf5ounced back to] out score St. Benedict's itv ? very close game. Again, in a wild contest Withxthe Colombia Freshmen, the team found themselves the shortsa d ofjjrte score. Withof in spirit, the ten scalping Indians ca to gain five successive vfdf5fress winning spree completed, Weehav and luck somehow failed and the remaining eight schedule wins. For the third consecutive year, eve y!with the late season crackup, Weehawken fans found that their team had achieved a second place position in North Hudson competition, and thus would an opportunity to defend the countSomehow, the Redmen did not have-t e good fortune of the two preceding WeeWatyk rv qams and lost in the opening srjrJe Tech. • season warm up game with II eyes were turned to the state the quest was in vain; for after iergenfield, Bogota, and Clifford Indians bowed in the finals to a Highland Park aggregation. ar's basketball squad, who entered : with the familiar chant, A team £ n't be beaten, can't be beaten! , was around our only two returning varsity s, Captain John Stewart and Frank Lief Carlson, our tall and lanky center; Petrocelli and Chas Holden, capable for- ■Js nd dependable Herb Keenan, our husky guard were brought up from last year's J. V. Weehawken fans also four new faces with skey, Bob Simler, Don Gromisch, and Ray MtfessSafWSLthe team irLtj pTtheir senior year. We wish Coach Purvere and next year's basketball squad all the luck and success in the world. 'Johnny Weehawken 62 Weehawken________29 Weehawken________52 Weehawken .......71 Weehawken ______3 1 Weehawken .......84 Weehawken........60 Weehawken 72 Weehawken....... 44 Weehawken_______42 Weehawken ...... 54 Weehawken........41 Weehawken .......57 Weehawken........44 Weehawken........54 Weehawken........68 Weehawken........22 Weehawken........54 Weehawken.......61 Weehawken.......39 Weehawken........42 Weehawken .......48 Weehawken ...52 Weehawken........51 tWeehawken________35 Weehawken.......57 tWeehawken....... 59 tWeehawken....-...64 tWeehawken 53 tWeehawken.......53 «County games fCounty playoffs jState tournament games Don Moose Alumni __ 58 Stevens J. V________________ 26 Trenton Catholic____________ 46 John Marshall J. V. .........45 Demarest_____________________28 Irvington 64 St. Michael's_______________ 49 Highland Park............... 67 Memorial 40 Emerson _____________________61 St. Benedict's...............49 Columbia Freshmen............47 Kearny.......................52 Union Hill................ — 35 St. Michael's ...............48 Passaic _____________________46 Demarest ___________________ 36 Iona Prep____________________37 Union Hill.................. 42 Emerson _____________________51 Kearny .... 50 Memorial ............-.......49 Trenton Catholic_____________51 Atlantic City 62 Bayonne Tech_________________45 Haverstraw ________________ 44 Bergenfield ................ 31 Bogota_____________________ -44 Clifford Scott _____________ 29 Highland Park_______________ 57 Whitey 'Chas' Johnny Herb Jack 101 Captain Alice Wackerling, Elayne Meisler, Marie Rafferty, Judith Coffin. QUR cheering sextet has given many a happy moment to our basketball fans and team by their ever-abundant zeal and ardor. They also proved their fine sports- manship by cheering for the cheerleader- less Bayonne Tech at the state tourna- ment. We are assured they'll do as fine a job next year, even with the loss of seniors Diddy Wackerling, Marie Rafferty, and Diana Boggio. 103 � %■ ? -j - - 4 fS JfcL , 3Uk 11 'T 1 r - . “ 3 u 4tn l i . ■£ � (11 tS TF J F•J®J-«f'f •■ i ! .“!£� - fv ,i KT 2v Front Row: J. Rafferty, F. Kleis, G. Forte, S. Kosinski, J. Gurskey, K. Reimann, K. Quazza. Second Row: J. Gallagher. G. Cooper, J. Mautone, J. Fahey, P. Andrich, C. Holden, C. Booth, T. Craig, P. Becci. Back Row: E. Bigelow, D. Ward, C. De La Roche, W. Groth, Mr. Purvere, J. Kiely, W. Damrosch, J. McGauley, A. Banklian, F. Primich. p 0 c c e I after adding another chapter to Weehawken's soccer history, Coach Purvere revealed that this year's team broke even with a .500 average, thus it may be considered the best season in recent years. The official record attained was six wins, one tie, and six losses. This year's high scoring honors go to John Mautone, who foiled the opposition's goalie seven times. Next in line are Pete Becci and Ken Reimann, with four goals apiece. Scoring three out of four alpha maters, Stan Kosinski chalked up three goals to his credit. Co-captains Charles Holden and Johnny Gurskey accounted for two and one goals respectively. The Coach compounded this year's team by placing on the forward line Gerald Cooper, Charles Booth, John Mautone, Pete Becci, Fred Kleis, Ken Reimann, Chris De La Roche, Pete Andrich, Jimmie Rafferty, Dennis Ward, Jack Gallagher, Jack Feid, and Joe McGauley. The halfbacks consisted of the co-captains as well as Gilbert Forte, Armen Banklian, James Fahey, and Ted Craig. Those holding fullback positions were Ken Quazza, Stan Kosinski, James Wanamaker, and Bill Damrosch. Making the saves were goalies Gary Kiely and Walter Groth. The job of managing was very capably handled by Fred Primich, Ed Bigelow and Eugene Smith. Everyone wishes next year's soccer team the best of luck and hopes it will continue the good sportsmanship and fine playing it has shown in the past season. 104 THE OFFICIAL SOCCER RECORD Weehawken_________ .3 St. Cecelia........ Weeahwken....—..... 0 Kearny------------- Weehawken.......... 4 Ridgewood---------- Weehawken.... 0 Harrison .......... Weehawken.......—.. 2 Congers------------ Weehawken......... 0 Harrison ---------- Weehawken..-------- 3 Bergenfield ------- Weehawken.......... 1 Memorial----------- Weehawken.......... 3 Memorial----------- Weehawken__________ 0 St. Cecelia........ Weehawken.......... 4 Englewood---------- Weehawken.......... 1 Kearny------------- Weehawken___________0 Teaneck ----------- Front Row: S. Carlin, C. Booth, V. Varelas, J. Mautone, J. Arkush. Second Row: C. DeLaRoche, J. Calder, G. Kiely, W. Groth, E. Benzonhoffer, J. Feid. Standing: Manager W. Carlough, F. ladiano, J. Stewart, W. Damrosch, L. Carroll, H. Restmeyer, Coach Purvere. CAST on the heels of another successful basketball season comes the time of the year when Weehawken sports enthusiasts turn to the national pastime as their source of entertainment. Once again, Coach Purvere will build his team around a plentiful assort- ment of promising batterymen, so necessary to the success of any ball club. Veterans Frank ladiano, Leo Carroll, Gary Kiely, and Jim Calder form a hurling corps unsurpassed in strength by any in the county. The backstopping duties will be handled by Vinnie Varelas with newcomers Stan Carlin and Bill Damrosch waiting to break into the starting line-up. The left-handed hitting Joe Arkush will alternate with Walter Groth at the initial sack, while shortstop Johnny Stewart and second baseman John Mautone will pile up the assists and putouts around the keystone. With his timely hitting and fielding, veteran third baseman Chris De La Roche will round out the inner defense. Newcomer Charles Booth will hold down the left field berth and is ex- pected to supply some much-needed punch to the Indian line-up. Once again, Stan Kosinski will add the steadying influence of his offensive and defensive talents to the Weehawken cause in center, while right field will be filled by either a pitcher or a player chosen from the ranks of the utility staff, con- sisting of Herb Restmeyer, Jack Feid, and Emil Benzenhoefer. Coach Purvere has a squad with great potentialities and, if there is enough hitting and fielding at the right time to support the moundsmen, he will have a team capable of turning in its share of Weehawken victories. 106 A - « Scr Mscfoot V SCB0“1' Front Row: M. Jaffe, R. Rafferty, J. Milling, Manager A. Sprinz, B. Silkowitz, B. Loewe, A. Banklian. Standing: R. Schiffner, J. Nevins, E. O'Connor, Coach Beisswanger, Assistant Manager A. Fletcher, H. Wikfors, E. Hersh. ennis DRIGHT in our halls are the red sweaters worn by our racquet boys. These Weehawken Indian Braves are constantly aware of the en- viable record the T£ redecessors have achieved ain top honors for their '48 fans are confident of victory hat the team is composed of ita ns of last year's squad: n NOTtj oewe, Richard Schiff- iie RafThey are ably sup- Stevens J. V. Alumni Trent J idic May 1- May 4 May 6 May 7... . May 1 1 May 13-..- May 14. May 17 ... May 18— May 19 . May 21 May 24 May 26 June 3-4.... West Point Plebes Trenton Catholic Union Hill Memorial Playoffs ported by Edward O'Connor, Earl Hersh, Bernard Silkowitz, Marc Jaffe, Jamie Nevins, Howard Wikfors, and John Milling. The man- aging is handled by Arnold Sprinz, Arthur Fletcher, and Charles Losen. Coach Russell Beisswanger has chosen a formidable team with which to compete against a dangerous group of opponents and we wish our netmen the greatest of success for a vic- torious season. 107 RUSSELL BEISSWANGER Coach H Ufio? dVhat? UJfietie7 tifcSt., Sec..... iwo Terrace, Wkn Aft sK Wkn....... mop%4., Wkn______ Schumann Jimmie' Home Campus r,, t., Wkn.................... Corner Playdr. People wl 'busine: Names Address Favorite Hangout Pet Peeve Arkush, Joseph.............716 - 73rd St., N. B.__________Hiram's________ Teachers who won't let me explain Baecker, Philip------------.212 Dodd St., Wkn..............St. Joseph's Club_____ _.C .Big deals Banklian, Armen............29 - 51st St., Wkn.............Ewe's___________ Barakat, Mishele............116 Shippen St., Wkn............Ewe's......... Barbera, Jeanette...........762 Second St., Sec.............Schumann's. Becci, Peter-----------------205 HiQhwood Ave., Wkn.................. Beck, Gertrude.............701 - 80th St., N. B.____________Campus Benintendi, William----------56 Liberty PI., Wkn.„.......... Bessel I. Robert-------------4602 Park Ave., Wkn............ Blancke, Denise—____________ 883 Blvd. East, Wkn............Ewe's I.......Xr . ...Swr eroxiJe People w Bloch, Edythe-------------------57 Hudson PI., Wkn. .Edie Block, Russell----------------518 St. Paul's Ave., Cliff side Park......................... Home_______ Boggio, Diana-----------------51 - 47th St., Wkn................Aud's porch eoijle that take too long to explain things blondes Peopte who look in my pocketbook School Calling me Gertie or Dimples don't mind their own ..Vk!rjoj)d at people argue Braunwell, Doris........—221 Angelique St., Wkn__________Jersey City Y. W. C. A_________Noisy candy-eaters in the movies Brummelen, Clarence________1 18 Oak St., Wkn............. Height's Firehot d .. Carlough, William................1 129 - 51 st St., N. B____________Ewe's Carlson, Leif........' ......_.r“T,3'k$hippen St., Wkn______________Ginny's.... T............ Carr, Catherine ......ffCr, Carroll, Leo ......... Cherekjian, Gladys.....S Coffin, Lester Cooper, Alice...................6 M Davis, Theda......... Delio lacono, Eleanor .. ... £4--Ha' Demarais, Eileen .......£y ....22lfA Dembeck, Alexander Donofrio, Theresa.......... Doyle, Joseph Drury, Eleanor Durando James.................91 Dwork, Elayne_________________903 - Ebneter, Kenneth.............8 Lincofi Edelberg, Audrey..............302 - 76thN Farber, Norma.................8208 - 3rd Ave., Nf Fasani, Leon..................1116 - 27th St., N| Ferguson, Gloria,....'........617 - 90th St., N. Arguments Sr . Waiting or people who are late gVis !tfg Dea Sc£ ool A jr youngest brother ...Dixieland jazz .Smart alecks Homework People who call me Tessie King called Joseph : late for a date ‘ too much Fischer, Arlene----------621 Gregory Ave Wkn. | Fishman, Neil------------35 - 51st St., Wk ._ -1316 -6th St. N B 4506 Park A Funk, Marion Gallagher, Jean Gallo, Dolores...............118 Highpoi Gordan, Robert...............336 - 75th Gordon, Joan-----------------4806 Pad Ave Goulian, Richard_____________520 Hdfison Greve, Rita-----------------76 Fi ton Grieco, Michael______________761 - 4J Gromisch, Donald_____________Uj4 E Gsell, Donald Gunther, Frank Gurskey, John_______________28 Hilton, Lois________________215 Holden, Charles..............14A Cooper PI., Wkn.............. Mack's ....—Chuck' n-------Ewe's ......Home ______Ewe' ______H Wkn...............H Ave., N. B__________ r St., Wkn.___________Weel 7th St., N. B........_..W- rk Ave., Gutt.........H St., Wkn-----------Lutz's . It., Wkn------------Tom's___ • can't take a joke T ho are late for pointments Tictorian era Men singing in the shower Homework Long skirts y.jy......Homework Women drivers Too much work Wind merchants Deals and fruits eachers (some, not all) Silly girls Long skirts Strict teachers 108 UJfi0 ? W!iai? and ? Levinsiy, MarilyV� «U Lindefimayer, FrAces! Liparf Joe..........— LockseX Marsha ...V.. MacDoiald, Margaret, people Names Address Horn, Warren_______________123 Oak St., Wkn. Favorite Hangout . Home_____________ Pet Peeve .Washing dishes Hornung, Elaine_______________253 Born St., Sec................— Schumann's......................... Homework Hugelmann, Joan_______________79 Liberty PI., Wkn.--------------Y. M. C. A.-----------------------Late people Hulett, Mary Ann..............269 Park Ave., Wkn________________Lutz's----------------------------Early arrivers Hundevadt, Robert.............247 Centre Ave., Sec.............— Plaza Theatre -------------------Women ladiano, Frank________________135 - 77th St., N. B______________336 - 75th St--------------------Long black dresses Isaksen, Herbert______________642 Blvd. East, Wkn---------------Vim's-----------------------------Long skirts Jodice, Jerry_________________11A Oak St., Wkn....................Mack's--------------------------Crying babies Jones, Frank__________________1134 Farm Road, Sec---------------Marra's---------------------------Interrupters Jordan, Doris.............-...656 Blvd. East., Wkn________________________________________________Late comers Karmiller, Judith________________7815 B'line Ave., N. B.______________Campus Corner ..Conceited people Kastler, J .109 Shippen St., Wkn... ......Ewe's_________________________Jelly sandwiches 3608 Park Ave., Wkn...........Edie Pinero's living room------Superior-thinking men. Ewe's ......................... Homework Di's house......................Homework Ewe's______________ Chocolate ice cream Chuck's_______________________Big deals Doctor's office......._.......Silly boys and girls Giggling girls Lazy students People who call me “Joseph People who are late Kay, 807 - 2nd Ave., N. B..— liberty PI., Wkn_________ fchlauxhurst Ave., Wkn...- 6-«hfilly PI., Wkn....... MacPherfcon, Georgi MaddaleiV Wilfred Mansfield t g) 4TJ Martin, Richard.... Mautone, Geraldine girls songs Mautone, John_______{......74 W. 181 McCauley, McCruddej McDerm McKay, Gl Michaux, B Miles, Ray Miller, Lorraine Moramarco, Mounce, Lawrence Muller, Robert Mutz, Bert assembly 'aucus I .604jPark Ave.,' lonn PI., Wkn. ..7 Oak St., Wkn................ Ann's house .29 - 48th St., Wkn_____________Fran's house...... 76th St., N. B___________Pelzer Mansion... adison St., Gutt.________Bob Gordan's a?:. Naginsky, Barry....... .....7603;J t. Ave., ' PXT3 Nordman, Dietrich . book ft in? _ O'Connor, Edward.............8102 - 4th Oscar, Rosalind,_____________22 - 73rd ng winded teachers dfcorner ...5 3wng Oulton, Patricia___________________24 W. 19th St., Wkn ........Mack's...........................Roy Webster's teasing Pappas, Anthony_________________61 Hauxhurst Ave., Wkn........Bed...............................Newton Mansfield Pappas, Catherine............-61 Hauxhurst Ave., Wkn...........Bklyn-----------—----------------People biting their nails Passet, William______________30 - 48th St., Wkn...„............Memorial High-------------------- -When the Yankees lose Pearson, Robert.....-.........7612 Park Ave., N. B............-Hook's---------------------------Talkative girls Pelzer, Frank.................514 - 78th St., N. B............Stewart's crows nest..............—Running out of gas Perrone, Mildred........-.423 Palisade Ave., Cliff. Pk--------Ewe's-----------------------------Tardiness Phillips, John_________________880 Cedar Ave., Sec...........- 3rd Ave. basketball court........Long skirts Pifiero, Edith___________________20 Belleveue St., Wkn........My living room....................Amateur vocalists Pipan, James......-...........1804 Willow Ave., Wkn............Ewe's----------------------------Insincerity Pizzo, James__________________1822 Willow Ave., Wkn............Jam sessions.................-...Squares Polkowski, Laura______________26 W. 19th St., Wkn............-.Christina's----------------------Intoxicated people 109 Wfie ? 10fat? and Wfefie? Name Address Pollack. George...............54 - 3rd Ave., Sec Primich, Frederic.............64 - 68th St., Gutt Quazza, Kenneth...............2 Potter PI., Wki Rafferty, Marie...............589 Gregory Av Raine, Anne—..................281 Park Ave. Raper, Elaine.................157 Nesbit St Reilly, Francis...............88 Maple St., Reilly, Joy___________________714 John St., Reimann, Kenneth..............1055 Blvd. Eas Rosemarin, Sheldon............716 - 73rd St., Rosenfeld, Kenneth............290 Potter PI., Rovito, Margaret_______________20 W. 18th St., W! Safier, Stanley_______________23 - 51st St., Wkn.... . T... .. Scherer, Warren...............40 Arch Schiavone, Dorothea...........194 Fr iklin Schick, Eleanore—.............270 C Schnyder, Ray.................6908 Schroeder, Margaret-----------44 - Schudel, Richard Schuster, George...............2 Segall, Stanley...............82 Seller!, Marie----------------211 Shaknis, Joyce................24 - 50th Sickler, Joy__________________26 - 46th St Simler Robert.................28 Duer PI Small, Fred___________________902 - 85tl Spahn, Dolores................303 Sprinz, Arnold................6 Libei Stannard, Kenneth_____________154 E Stein, Marilyn................6 - Stewart, John Stieglitz, Alfred Stripp, Marie Tanz, Norman Teitch, Joyce..... Teut, Mary Ann Thomasian, Dorothy Tompkins, Dolores Toomey, Helen_________________213 Jane St., Wkn. Totaro, Ralph_________________434 Gregory Ave., Traynor, Caroline-------------3 W. 19th St., W Varelas, Vincent______________4508 Park Ave., Wackerling, Alice.............3338 Park Ave., Wl Waetjen, Margaret_____________925 Hudson Ave., Walker, Dorris................845 Blvd. East,Wkn...' Webster, Robert...............103 Maple St., Wkn.. Webster, Roy__________________150 Oak St., Wkn Favorite Hangout ...Schumann's Pet Peeve When ignorant people tell me what to do man's________________________Restrictions s............................Blackboard scratchers am's.......................... Busses 7 Bwy., W. N. Y._____________Long skirts Oth St. Park, Hob................ Moody people s.......................Getting up in the morning Just about everything Big Deals Squares ..................... People without manners L Forgetting to pull out the right doo-hickey on the camera .People who know it all who pretend to be what they aren't pratt who wear stripes plaids and Tints le gum crackers alecs disturbed when working and Dodger haters dames Knuckle-crackers Boys who need a shave Late No. 3 Busses Traffic boys Show-cffs Damp weather—straight hair Long flight of steps A certain whistle from boys People who know nothing about baseball Phonies Fellows who curse m is_____________________Phonies Girls who are stiffs ____________________________Girl, who try to be what they ain't ’torcycle Club...................Show-offs ith my girlfriend_______________Pratts Clark's----------------------------Women drivers .................People who crack gum in the movies ----------------------Biting my nails Youngman, Barbara_______________133 Dodd St., Wkn_________________Lindeman's_______________________Apple polishers Weir, Katherine_____________36 - 50th St., Wkn.....| Wikfors, Howard-------------9 Oak St., Wkn.... 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WYNNE Commissioners 116 COMPLIMENTS i OF Charles F. Krause, Jr. MEMBER OF THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF WEEHAWKEN Al's Garage and Service Station LUBRICATION-WASHING-GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE CARS CHECKED AND SET FOR INSPECTION PHONE: UNion 5-5599 201 HIGHWOOD AVENUE WEEHAWKEN, NEW JERSEY 117 Phone UNion 7-2895 We Deliver COLUMBIA MEAT MARKET John A. Merkl, Prop. PRIME MEATS and FRESH POULTRY Located at Corner of Park Ave. and Liberty PL Weehawken, N. J. LAUR ETTA SHOPS LINGERIE - SPORTSWEAR - HOSIERY - GLOVES The Latest in Wear for the Girls Who Care 5708 Bergenline Ave. West New York, N. J. Phone UNion 5-5368 Phone JOurnal Square 4-5859 CALLEO PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY NICHOLAS B. CALLEO, Reg. Pharmacist 3696 Hudson Boulevard At Hague Street Jersey City 7, N. J. Phone UNion 5-4982 HOME FLOOR SERVICE C. Greenspon FLOOR WAXING STORES - HOMES - OFFICES 5301 Palisade Ave. West New York, N. J. Phone UNion 7-1897 JOHN BECKERS PRIME MEATS and POULTRY 4210 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J. HALL'S CLEANERS W. J. HALL, Manager 3403 Park Avenue Union City, N. J. Phone UNion 7-3929 Compliments of A. VILLAVECCHIA SONS JEWELERS and OPTICIANS 1206 Summit Avenue Union City, N. J. 118 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948' Russell Bros. Towing Co. Incorporated 51 MADISON AVENUE NEW YORK CITY COMPLIMENTS OF Geo. J. Waldie Towing Co., Inc. 15 MOORE STREET NEW YORK CITY COMPLIMENTS OF S. L. B. EAGLE TIRE COMPANY 120 Mo Portrait is so Completelij Satisfying as One Made by a Professional Photographer Memories Fade—Photographs Stay Yearly—On Your Birthday—Be Photographed Better Than a Letter—A Photograph Between Friends—A Photograph For Friendship's Sake—A Photograph Send Your Love—And a Photograph Photographs—The Super Gifts Memory Insurance—Your Photograph Always a Suitable Gift-Your Photograph Write—And Send Your Photograph For Every Occasion—Your Photograph Photographs—The Universal Language Photographs—The Suitable Gift for Every Occasion A Photograph—Is Yourself on Paper A Good Photograph is a Necessity Give Photographs Photographs Preserve Friendships Materne Studio 140 FORTY-EIGHTH STREET UNION CITY COLONY THEATRE BLDG. 121 Phone UNion 3-2253 Fashion Fabrics Aw ; L 6137 Bergenline Ave. West New York, N. J. ■Bim m Phone UNion 5-1334 Best Wishes From PETER'S MEAT MARKET Peter Bogardo, Prop. QUALITY MEATS and POULTRY LESTER GERSEN 175 Front Street Secaucus, N. J. 3508 Park Avenue Weehawken New Jersey MULLER FUEL OIL CO. DOMESTIC and INDUSTRIAL OIL BURNERS and FUELOILS THE GOLDMANS 720 Northumberland Road 612 Boulevard East Weehawken, N. J. Teaneck, N. J. Phone UNion 7-9136 Phone UNion 3-4024 FREDDY FRUIT MARKET Fred Ayroldi, Prop. S. BARTOLI STEAMER BASKETS MADE TO ORDER UNIFORM MANUFACTURER West Shore R. R. Depot 110 48th Street Union City, N. J. Compliments of Compliments of ALEXANDER LEVINE, D.D.S. MR. AND MRS. DANIEL J. MALANKA MEN'S and BOY'S SHOP UPTON NOODLE SOUP 6012 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. Makers of BRISK LIPTON TEA 123 PURITAN MEAT MARKETS 3704 Park Avenue, Weehawken 8704 Hudson Boulevard, North Bergen 252 Central Avenue, Jersey City 330 Broad Avenue, Leonia, N. J. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of JAY DEE WINE LIQUOR STORE H. SKRIPKA, Prop. 88 Highwood Terrace Weehawken New Jersey BEST WISHES BEST OF LUCK A FRIEND DR. AND MRS. F. A. PELZER 124 COMPLIMENTS OF Frank lx Sons Inc. Manufacturers of Silk and Rayon 3300 HUDSON AVENUE UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY 125 BEST OF LUCK TO CLASS OF '48 Weehawken Social and Athletic Club Phone UNion 3-2933 Compliments of MACUDE CO., INC. MR. and MRS. ALFRED MELOS THE HOME OF QUALITY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 4403-5-7 Bergenline Ave. Union City, N. J. Phone UNion 7-4734 Phone UNion 3-2660 GILSENAN PIANO COMPANY For Your Listening Pleasure We Have All YOUR FAVORITE RECORDS Dance Records, Concertos, Operatic, PETER J. LALLY—FLORIST CUT FLOWERS - FUNERAL DESIGNS Flowers by Wire to All Parts of the World Vocal Selections, Symphonies, Novelties 4521 Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. 4513 Bergenline Ave. Union City, N. J. Near 45th Street Compliments of KAMINOW BROS. YARNS Compliments of A FRIEND 3 Waverly Place New York City, N. Y. GROTHEERS FAMOUS ICE CREAM CAKE 7409 Broadway North Bergen, N. J. JOE ZAYAT GEO. ASERMILY Tops in Quality and Service Call and Delivery Service RITE METHOD CLEANERS and TAILORS Ladies' and Gents' Fine Tailoring Custom Pressing Furs Cleaned, Glazed, Storaged Phone UNion 5-2420 4107 Park Avenue Union City, N. J. Compliments of Best Wishes MR. AND MRS. S. LIBERMAN SONS RIALTO THEATRE ARTHUR LEWIS, Manager Bergenline Avenue West New York, N. J. TEMPLE THEATRE JACK QUINTER, Manager Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. Phone UNion 7-0700 COYLE BROS., INC. FUEL OIL - COAL - OIL BURNERS 18th Street Weehawken, N. J. Good Luck to All Graduates And Success in Future Life CONNERS-STANDARD MARINE CORPORATION Phone UNion 5-81 10 HENRY KEIL SONS North Hudson Representatives BETHLEHEM OIL HEAT FUEL OIL - COAL - COKE 3408 Hudson Avenue Union City, N. J. Phone UNion 7-2579 We Deliver FRED'S MARKET F. Richards, Prop. PRIME MEATS - POULTRY - PROVISIONS 4700 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J. 128 Phone UNion 5-7403 LUX CLEANERS, INC. CLEANING AT ITS BEST 125 - 36th Street Union City, N. J. Phone UNion 5-5532 MAX LORIS FORMERLY HANSEN'S DELICATESSEN 3513 Pvk Avenue Union City, N. J. Phone UNion 3-9817 Rudolph Mraz, Prop. PLAZA RECREATION CENTER BOWLING, SHUFFLEBOARD HALL FOR DANCING 1309 Paterson Plank Road Secaucus, N. J. MILRAY COAT CO. A. PERRONE—Proprietor We Specialize in Coats and Suits for Juniors and Misses 515 - 74th STREET NORTH BERGEN, NEW JERSEY UNION 5-3850 129 Phone UNion 3-9779 Bowling Alleys TITO SOLD INN BAR and GRILL Catering to Parties, Dinners, Weddings I 148-1 150 Paterson Plank Rd. Secaucus, N. J. MARY ANN TRIMMING STORE Buttons - Buckles - Button Holes - Pleating Hemstitching - Yarns - Costume Jewelry Ladies' Belts - Bags - Scarfs - Kerchiefs 2016 Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. Phone HOboken 3-7335-6-7 SCHELLING HARDWARE CO. FACTORY - MILL - MARINE SUPPLIES 734 Willow Aveue Hoboken, N. J. LOU'S MARKET FANCY GROCERIES FRUITS and VEGETABLES 2400 Palisade Avenue Weehawken, N. J. Phone UNion 7-7904 HENRY PEIPER FURRIER and DESIGNER Bergenline Avenue at 47th Street Capitol Theatre Bldg. Union City, N. J. Phone UNion 5-2850 Compliments of RELIABLE WELDING MACHINE SHOP H. SINGLE, Prop. 2008 Union Turnpike North Bergen, N. J. Phone UNion 7-2575 PURCELL BROS. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 441 Fifty-first Street West New York, N. J. ROBERT REINER, Incorporated 550-564 GREGORY AVENUE WEEHAWKEN, NEW JERSEY Quality Textile Machinery Since 1903 Phone UNion 7-1972 All phone orders filled Best Wishes to the Class of 1948 FRANK'S FRUIT MARKET STEAMER BASKETS - FROSTED FOODS Wholesale and Retail VALERIE E. KLOTZSCH (Class of 1947) GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 6715 Bergenline Avenue Guttenberg, N. J. Phoenix, Arizona Phone UNion 3-9782 Phone UNion 3-4964 PAUL GAPPEL EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT WEEHAWKEN PATTERN AND MODEL WORKS 139 Dodd Street Weehawken, N. J. 566 Hudson Avenue Weehawken, New Jersey Compliments of DAWN PATROL SEAPLANE BASE 55th YEAR EAGAN SCHOOL Secretarial, Shorthand, Accounting and Business Machine Courses DAY AND EVENING Private Pilot - Commercial Pilot Flight Instruction Courses (Approved Government School) Secaucus, New Jersey Phones: UNion 3-1770 - 1771 EDWARD W. BERGER BRO. PLUMBERS AND FACTORY SUPPLIES 4500-02-04 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J. Warehouse: 84-86 Fulton Street Capitol Building Bergenline Ave. at 48th St., Union City, N. J. The EAGAN SCHOOL enjoys a large High School Patronage SUMMER TERM BEGINS JULY 5 to 12 FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 7 to 13 Call, 'phone or write for Catalog . . . UNion 7-0615 132 COMPLIMENTS OF JUNIOR CLASS Executive Committee LORRAINE SHAKARJIAN JOHN RHEIN GEORGE PECONE CAROLYN LINNEWERTH MARIE CARMELANGO JEAN BYRNES Class Officers President: CHRIS De LaROCHE Vice President: JOSEPH ST. GERMAINE Secretary: PATRICIA JOHNSON Treasurer: THOMAS VERDON 133 Compliments of Compliments of A. P. C., INC. KAMP BROS., INC. Compliments of All The Best to The Best From MR. AND MRS. D. IACONO AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. A. R. SCHIAVONE Good Wishes From Compliments of MR. AND MRS. JOHN KAMP AND FAMILY PERIOD VI OFFICE PRACTICE CLASS Compliments of FRANK, JOHN and LARRY A telephone operator, we mean. From the transoceanic call that affects world affairs to the social call that brings friends together, she plays an im- portant part in the activities of the community and the nation. No wonder girls like to work for the telephone company. NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 135 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND J. G. Phone UNion 7-8454 WEEHAWKEN'S OWN CROWN BAKERY DICKRUN HAHAJIAN, Prop. JAYROSE REALTY CO. INSURANCE SPECIALISTS Specializing in WEDDING, GRADUATION AND PARTY CAKES • 4702 PARK AVENUE WEEHAWKEN, NEW JERSEY 3510 BERGENLINE AVENUE UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY CHRISTENSEN S JEWELERS DIAMONDS - WATCHES Guaranteed Watch Repairing 3621 Park Avenue Union City, N. J. WILLIAM J. BREMMER REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Secaucus, New Jersey H. C. Minck, Pres. R. E. Minck, Sec. PETERMANN CO. Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE CARBONATED BEVERAGES Phone UNion 7-1590 109-11 36th Street Union City, N. J. Congratulations to The Class of 1 948 From SPANSH I, PERIODS 3 and 6 Phone UNion 7-9249 MARTY'S TAVERN M. J. BRUMERSTEDT, Prop. 42nd Street and Park Ave. Union City, N. J. Phone UNion 5-3452 DOM'S FUEL SERVICE Dominick Piccininni COAL - COKE - FUELOIL Office: 712 - 22nd Street Phone UNion 7-9587 JIMMY FINAN'S PERSHING ROAD INN HALL TO RENT FOR ALL OCCASIONS 4 Pershing Road Weehawken, N. J. 137 Edward Kompass Esso Station TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES - SERVICE 32nd STREET and PALISADE AVENUE WEEHAWKEN, NEW JERSEY Compliments of IF YOU SAW IT IN SEVENTEEN YOU WILL SEE IT AT SUNSHINE A FRIEND 138 A FRIEND EMILY A. WISKIDENSKY Compliments of Compliments of EDWARD FASANI DEBATING CLUB Congratulations To The Class of 1948 Compliments of FASHION DAZE I. J. S. Cr FAMILY 139 BEST WISHES FROM BEST WISHES COMMISSIONERS OF NORTH BERGEN Paul F. Cullum, Mayor Director of Public Safety CADET BENNO SRULOWITZ Harry Buesser Director of Public Works Anthony Fugman, Jr. Director of Parks and Public Buildings Gabriel A. Machetto Director of Revenue and Finance John J. Roe Director of Public Affairs NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF “SCHNEIDER'S TAVERN • HILLTOP CAFE TELEVISION AT ITS BEST P. Vacula Your Host JOHN J LAVAGNINO SHUFFLEBOARDS TELEVISION 3417 PARK AVENUE 6714 BERGENLINE AVENUE GUTTENBERG, NEW JERSEY UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY Phone UNion 7-9696 140 Phones UNion 7-9562, 9452 STEPHANOS PHARMACY JAMES T. STEPHANO, Ph.G. 7627 Broadway Corner 77th Street Woodcliff, N. J. Phone UNion 3-8112 PLAZA BEAUTY SHOP BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 781 Golden Avenue Secaucus, N. J. Phone UNion 5-1646 We Deliver GRAND-FOOD-CENTER TONY'S 504 Grand Avenue North Bergen, N. J. Best Wishes to Class of 1948 GRIESBACH AUTOMOTIVE DISTRIBUTORS 4906 Park Avenue New York Central Tug No. 27 CAPTAIN LANGLEY Deck Crew: Roy Hanlon, Bob Sconfienza, Henry Fertig Engine Crew: Phil Main, W. Witioxz Phone UNion 7-1389 Nite: LEonia 4-2329 LIBERTY MOVING STORAGE CO. 451 1 Broadway Union City, New Jersey Phone UNion 7-8912 RIVOLI DECORATORS 5803 Bergenline Avenue Weehawken New Jersey West New York New Jersey Manhattan Lighterage Corporation 17 BATTERY PLACE NEW YORK 4, NEW YORK Phone UNion 3-1140 Always Remember LOSQUADRO COAL Keep You Warm and Healthy LOSQUADRO COAL CORPORATION ROBERT J. McGUIRL President JOHN F. CAHIR Vice President F. JOSEPH BURKE Treasurer DANIEL J. DUGAN Secretary 1955 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J. SHAMROCK TOWING COMPANY, INC. TOWING SCOWS TO CHARTER Office: PIER 93, NORTH RIVER NEW YORK 19, NEW YORK Phone COlumbus 5-1615 Day or Night Compliments of Day Phone UNion 3-9335 Night: UNion 3-3603 THE BERGENLINE BAR Cr RESTAURANT 32nd Street at Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. YORE FLOWER SHOP, INC. ANGELA DURSO, Prop. MEMBER T. D. S. 4301 Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. Phone UNion 7-8295 BOCCIA Cr TRIDENTE A. MEDICI and COMPANY INCORPORATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS TAX CONSULTANTS 87 LIBERTY PLACE 3550 WHITE PLAINS ROAD BRONX, NEW YORK WEEHAWKEN, NEW JERSEY Phone OLinville 2-8878 143 BEST OF HEALTH AND LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '48 COMPLIMENTS OF S. DAVIS CO. Phones UNion 7-1400, 7-5050 HERMAN KRUG HARDWARE and PAINTS HILLSIDE TERMINAL CABS, INC. Plumbing and Electrical Supplies TWO-WAY RADIO TAXI SERVICE Tools - Glass - Ladders Speciali Rates on Request House Furnishings Open Day and Night • • 4217 PARK AVENUE UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY WEST SHORE TERMINAL Phone UNion 7-8120 509 - 48th STREET UNION CITY, N. J Phone UNion 3-9644 Phone UNion 5-7957 POP'S TAVERN, INC. W. E. MARKER FROZEN FOODS - GROCERIES FRUITS and VEGETABLES 3329 Hudson Avenue Union City New Jersey 4202 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J. Phone UNion 7-1993 Phone UNion 7-3102 COMMUNITY GROCER WILLIAM BEHRENS GUSTAVE BUSCH WINES - DELICATESSEN - LIQUORS 4800 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J. 4528 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J. Compliments of SECAUCUS MACHINE WORKS CAFIERO SUPERIOR FOODS 4706 Park Avenue Weehawken New Jersey You Can Eat, Drink, And Be Merry Play Schuffle Board at MIKES TAVERN M. F. SITARSKI SONS, Props. 1734 WILLOW AVENUE WEEHAWKEN, N. J. TELEPHONE UNION 3-9624—RES.: UNION 7-2178 ENROLL NOW TO LEARN— • TELEVISION Build Your Own 10-inch Set • RADIO (AM-FM) Complete Technician and Servicing Training • COMMUNICATIONS Secure Your FCC Operators License Approved under G. I. Bill and P. L. 16 Licensed by the State of New Jersey JERSEY CITY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 880 BERGEN AVENUE JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY Above Journal Square Post Office Phone JOurnal Square 4-1 553 Open 8:00 A. M. — 10:00P.M. See JACK THOMPSON, Registrar Phone UNion 3-1041 PARK VIEW MEAT MARKET 3351 Park Avenue Union City, New Jersey 146 Phone UNion 7-8097 SHORTY'S AUTO LAUNDRY AUTO REPAIR SERVICE Corner 43rd Street and Park Avenue Opp. North Hudson Hospital Union City, N. J. Phone UNion 5-9832 Phone UNion 3-4227 RAMIREZ PHARMACY A. Ramirez, Ph.G. ALL AMERICAN SPORT SHOP ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT OF ALL TYPES PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST We Re-String Tennis Rackets Uniforms Made to Order 201 Hackensack Avenue Weehawken, N. J. 4819 Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. MURRAY'S PALM, FECHTELER CO. FEMININE WEAR ★ Creators of Quality DECALCOMANIA SINCE 1856 6033 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, N. J. 85-99 MAPLE STREET WEEHAWKEN, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND BEST WISHES CLASS OF '48 GRADUATE HOUSE OFFICIAL JEWELERS LINCOLN BOX LUMBER MFG. CO. WEEHAWKEN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1948 • • 34 WALNUT STREET NEWARK 2, NEW JERSEY HOBOKEN, NEW JERSEY Phone MArket 3-2614 148 WEEHAWKEN SWEET SHOP LUNCHEONETTE, CANDY, ICE CREAM CIGARETTES and CIGARS SHOP Newspapers and Magazines—Bread and Cakes 90A Hackensack Avenue Weehawken, N. J. Phone UNion 7-2505 For Free Delivery GLEESON'S John A. Lahiff, Prop. IMPORTED and DOMESTIC WINES and LIQUORS All Popular Brands of Beer 3710 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF WEEHAWKEN FIRE DEPARTMENT ★ Compliments and Our Best Wishes To The Graduating Class From The Crew of New York Central TUG No. 9 MASTER HARRY P. JONES Engineer William Curry — Mate Harry R. Bacon Deckhands Ray Maley, A. Kroljic Fireman J. Swartz, J. E. Kent Phone UNion 7-3200 EST. 1930 COMPLIMENTS OF HUDSON OIL BURNER CORPORATION EUGENE N. TRABILCY, President Neighborhood Oil Burner and Fuel Oil Service 4213 PARK AVENUE UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY 149 ' Cash and Carry Saves You Money Phone UNion 3-9506 DIAMOND CLEANERS PREWITT SERVICE, INC. J. Safer, Manager GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS TAILORS - FURRIERS COMPLETE LUBRICATION SERVICE 4802 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J. Park Avenue at 44th Street Union City, N. J. Phone UNion 3-8395 F. T. D. National Organization SECAUCUS FLOWER SHOP Masters, Mates and Pilots Mrs. K. T. Buchanan, Proprietor Of America Specializing In APPRENTICE LOCAL No. 1 FLORAL DESIGNS and WEDDING BOUQUETS Rooms 1104-5 International Commerce Building 1252 Paterson Plank Road Secaucus, N. J. 1 5 Moore Street New York 4, N. Y. BEHRENS BROS. PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF SECAUCUS COMPLETE FUEL SERVICE A GROWING BANK IN AGROWING TOWN 571 1 TONNELLE AVENUE NORTH BERGEN, NEW JERSEY ★ Phone UNion 7-2700 150 Phone UNion 3-9485 Phone HOboken 3-8307 MARRA'S DRUG STORE GERALD MARRA, Ph.G. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS LACKAWANNA TERMINAL RESTAURANT, INC. 1285 Plaza Secaucus, N. J. Opposite People's National Bank D. L. W. R. R. STATION Hoboken, New Jersey Phone UNion 5-0632 Free Delivery Phone UNion 7-7038 ED. DIETRICH GROCERIES - FRUITS and VEGETABLES FROSTED FOODS ERWIN'S JEWELERS DIAMONDS - WATCHES JEWELRY 4507 Park Avenue Union City, N. J. 4545 Bergenline Avenue Opposite 46th Street Union City, N. J. Phones UNion 3-0050, 0051 HOHNEKER'S DAIRY, INC. Processors WHOLESALERS and RETAILERS 807 - 74th Street North Bergen, N. J. Creamery at Sherburne, Four Corners, New York Phone UNion 5-7536 COMPLIMENTS OF O'BRIEN BROS. TOWING CO., INC. WALT'S REPAIR SHOP RADIO and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Sales and Service 304 - 48th Street Union City, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF Stein-Tobler Company, Inc. Phone UNion 7-9879 LOUIS BOYARSKY COMPLIMENTS CIGARS - STATIONERY - TOYS PERIODICALS Rustcraft Greeting Cards 4200 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J. OF MR. AND MRS. L. HORN 152 Congratulations to The Greetings from CLASS OF 1948 MR. AND MRS. S. LOCKSER A FRIEND J. R. SONS Compliments of Compliments of DR. AND MRS. J. S. WELEDNIGER MR. AND MRS. A. MULLER Phone UNion 3-9854 NORA'S MIDTOWN LUNCH CANDY CIGARETTES A GOOD PLACE TO EAT 203 - 48th Street Union City New Jersey Park Avenue Union City, N. J. Compliments of Compliments of MAYOR and BOARD OF COUNCIL Secaucus, N. J. SOPHOMORE CLASS 153 Phone UNion 5-0448 DE TITTA'S FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Floral Designs - Wedding Bouquets 175 Front Street Secaucus, N. J. Phone UNion 3-6898 Fluorescent Lighting AHTO BROS. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Industrial - Commercial - Residential Home Appliance and Television Phone UNion 3-5646 M. F. Mattes, Prop. FOR YOUR BETTER GARMENTS PARK AVENUE CLEANERS Largest Retail Cleaners and Tailors in County 5102-8 Park Avenue West New York, N. J. Compliments of the OSCAR FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 MRS. SUSAN GORDON 7303 Bergenline Avenue North Bergen, N. J. McKAY BROS. Garbage And Rubbish Removal Daily 278 SECAUCUS ROAD SECAUCUS, NEW JERSEY Phone UNion 7-4812 Compliments of A FRIEND L. ECKHARDT DELICATESSEN and GROCERY 713 Hudson Boulevard North Bergen, N. J. Compliments of Compliments of THE SCHUDEL FAMILY WILLIAM DALY 155 COMPLIMENTS OF Tungsten Contact Mfg. Co. NORTH BERGEN, NEW JERSEY WEEHAWKEN POST No. 18 AMERICAN LEGION BDII BERBEmmE RVEflUE. it BD«5T.. LUE5T flEU] VORK.IU ★ 156 Compliments of BUNTON'S SWEET SHOPPE TOBLER'S SPORTING GOODS 99 Liberty Place 507 - 32nd Street Union City New Jersey Congratulations To The Class of 1948 From A FRIEND Phone JOurnal Square 4-4968 OTTO MACK FUNERAL DIRECTOR 288 Central Avenue Jersey City, N. J. Compliments of Compliments of WILLOW S Cr A SCHLESENGERS Phone HOboken 3-0273, 2559 Prompt Service Phone HOboken 3-2779 Member of F. T. D. JOS, LaPAGLIA, INC. FLORIST FOR ALL OCCASIONS 160 First and Garden Sts. Hoboken, N. J. GRADUATION SPECIALS LUKAS ART STUDIO MISCHEL, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER 306 Washington Street Hoboken, N. J. UNION BUSINESS MACHINES COMPANY 4812 Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. Phone UNion 3-3892 HARRY HUNDEVADT, Prop. CLARENDON CLOTHES POLE CO. JAMES McGEENEY COMPANY MARINE TRANSPORTATION OLD POLES REPAIRED and RE-SET Estimates Given ★ 245-247 CENTRE AVENUE 1 5 MOORE STREET SECAUCUS, NEW JERSEY NEW YORK 4, N. Y. Phone UNion 7-9424 C C BAR and GRILL STEAMED CLAMS CLAM BROTH Hot Meals and Sandwiches Served All Day 5525 PALISADE AVENUE Corner. 56th Street WEST NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES ROSEN Phone UNion 7-1380 LINCOLN MEAT MARKET PRIME MEATS and FANCY POULTRY We Sell Fish on Friday 1 22 Maple Street Corner Hudson Avenue Weehawken, N. J. Phone Union 5-0581 C. Russo, Prop. RUSSO'S MEAT MARKET CHOICE MEATS and POULTRY Free Delivery 500 Grand Avenue North Bergen, N. J. Phone UNion 7-3847 UNION CITY PORK STORE Formerly Otto Vetter Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FINE PROVISIONS CHOICE MEAT and POULTRY All Kinds of Bolognas a Specialty, Fresh Daily 4543 Bergenline Avenue Near 46th Street Union City, N. J. 159 GOOD LUCK! Your graduation represents an important milestone in your progress. As you move ahead to new goals, may continued success reward your efforts. So . . . congratula- tions and best wishes for a happy, prosperous future. Commonwealth Trust Company UNION CITY NORTH BERGEN WEEHAWKEN MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Phone UNion 7-5966 Phone UNion 7-3007, 3008 MAGGIANO'S MODEL MARKET CHOICE MEATS AND POULTRY FRUITS and VEGETABLES 651 1 Bergenline Ave. West New York, N. J. HUDSON QUALITY FEED, INC. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Distributors of Delaware Quality Feed Distributors of Canadian and European Peat Moss Hay, Straw, Salt, Dog and Pigeon Food Poultry Equipment 839 Eighth Street Off Route No. 3 Secaucus, N. J. Phone UNion 7-3421 WOODCLIFF PHARMACY CHARLES ZAHRAY, Ph.G. 7400 Broadway North Bergen, N. J. 160 DUTCHLAND FOOD STORES 514 Grand Avenue North Bergen, N. J. GULLIKSEN'S FLOWER SHOP Branch Bakeries: 4301 Bergen Turnpike, North Bergen 425 Fifth Street, Union City 610 Summit Avenue At Transfer Station, Union City, N. J. Phone UNion 7-0933 Phone UNion 5-5628 Hunting and Fishing Licenses Issued Compliments of TRANSFER STATION SPORTING GOODS, INC. FISHING TACKLE, HUNTING EQUIPMENT Guns, Rifles, Ammunition Martin Outboard Motors MAX'S LUNCH 600 Paterson Plank Road Union City, N. J. Corner Sixth Street Paterson Plank Road Secaucus New Jersey BEST WISHES TO OWL OIL Cr SUPPLY CLASS OF 1948 CO., INC. FROM CHARLES F. BLOCK President A FRIEND ★ ★ UNION CITY NEW JERSEY 161 TELEPHONE UNION 7-2353 Schnyder’s Flower Shop Flowers for All Occasions FLOWERS BY WIRE Authorized Florist's Telegraph Delivery Service 6700 BERGENLINE AVENUE WEST NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES OF TO THE CLASS OF '48 MR. AND MRS. GABAIN MR. AND MRS. LEO. P. CARROLL • • UNION CITY 162 Compliments of Compliments of FRED H. THYSSEN MR. HENRY'S FIRST AND FOURTH PERIOD GEOMETRY CLASSES OF LOHMANN'S C. F. MALANKA THE FOOD IS VERY GOOD and SONS, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 37TH STREET and PARK AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J. UNION CITY, N. J. 163 COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. . Mrs. H. ARKUSH CIRELLI'S SHOE SERVICE ALL TYPE OF ORTHOPEDIC WORK AND SHOE ADJUSTING Shoes Made Longer and Wider Shoes Dyed and Cleaned Suede Shoes Steamed and Refinished to Look Just Like New All Type Cleats and Dancing Taps Complete Line of POLISHES, INSOLES, DYES, CLEANERS, SADDLE SOAP, PLASTIC POLISH or LIQUID WAX POLISH Pocketbook, bags, belts, leather coats, etc. Repaired Doctors' Prescription Filled on Special Orders We Have a Complete Line of DR. SCHOLL'S ARCHES AND FOOT REMEDIES JAY M. LEVENSON ATTORNEY 4707 BROADWAY UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY Phone UNion 3-7230 DISPATCH BUILDING UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY 164 Phone UNion 7-8028 ALEXANDER THANE SON Incorporated PLUMBING - HEATING - OIL BURNERS 4708 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J Compliments of Phone UNion 7-1630 G. J. FISCHER PRINTING 3500 Palisade Avenue Union City, N. J. Residence CLiffside 6-2467 Phone UNion 3-5042 Francis J. Heimbuch, D.D.S. Frederick J. Heimbuch, D.D.S. CHARLES TERWILLEGER GROCERIES and DELICATESSEN 1826 Willow Avenue Weehawken, N. J. Phone UNion 7-6650 WILLIAM L. CARLOUGH Phone UNion 7-1600 Established 1902 GEFRO SUPPLY, INC. GENERAL SUPPLIES TO ALL TRADES Hardware, Builders, Plumbers, Contractors Steam Fitters, Roofers and Tinsmiths, Marine Painters, Janitors, Industrial, Electrical, Stoves and Boilers PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTOR 1129-31 - 51ST STREET NORTH BERGEN, N. J. Main Office: 5908 Bergenline Avenue West New York, N. J. 165 Best Wishes of Compliments of PLATOFF PLATOFF MR. AND MRS. 1. FREEDMAN AND SONS Success to The Class of '48 Phone UNion 3-4200 MR. AND MRS. FINGER LEVINE, INC. INSURANCE JOHN VERVOORT 415 - 32nd Street Union City, N. J. GOOD LUCK MR. MOSER TO LAWYER MARILYN LEVINSKY 415 - 32nd Street Union City, N. J. FROM HER FRIEND 'V Compliments of MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY DeSALVITORE AND PATRICIA 166 Phone UNion 3-9832 iili _m LAIKIN ELECTRIC CO. mm m 3k JOBBING ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 1 A V - IN Electricians - Repairing ■ 111 EH 500 - 51st Street West New York, N. J. Near Bergenline Avenue 'jL : ' JM ;V. mm seniors PAUL SERVO Phone UNion 5-2621 Every Day We Go Your Way SMART CLOTHES FOR THE YOUNG MAN LINCOLN FRUIT PRODUCE WHOLESALE Your Appearance Is Our Business Stores and Restaurants Supplied Bananas and Tomatoes Our Specialty Summit Avenue at 8th St. Union City, N. J. 212 - 40th Street Union City, N. J. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES OF FROM ATOMIC TEXTILE CO., INC. WEAVERS OF OUTERWEAR THEODORE SELTZER BEN KLEIN, President ★ ★ FORT LEE, NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE BAYONNE 3-4034 Bayonne Chrome Electro Plating Company Quality and Service On Both Hard and Decorative Chrome Plating 17 COTTAGE STREET BAYONNE, N. J. Phone UNion 7-1075 CITY CAMERA SHOP PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT Repairs CAMERA Supplies 4216 Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. Phone UNion 7-6486 Reg. No. 5199 PARKWAY PHARMACY Gustave P. Alcssio, Ph.G. STILL A DRUG STORE 4204 Park Avenue Phone UNion 3-6835 Open Evenings RODNEY CLOTHES MURRAY GOLDEN, Manager 3520 Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. Near 36th Street, Opp. Holthausen's Produced by Ingro' 168 NEW CITY PRINTING COMPAr UNION CITY. N I