Weehawken High School - Zenith Yearbook (Weehawken, NJ)
- Class of 1951
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Z ,ff X ff f ,- P Leuerx A wtf lxllxl 5 'M 'Dlfxfl xii 7 Ours IS the txx entv Hfth graduatlnv class to go forth from the hlgh school of the Toxx nshlp of VVeehaxx ken to make our xarlous marks 1n the four corners of thls embattled globe ks we lo so none are so keenlx axx are as xxe of the help the guldance and the mfimte patlence extended to us by our honored facultx xXf1fh0llf them there could haxe been for us no educatxon no graduatlon no Zemth nor a hlgh school ID Weehaxxken for the past twenty fixe years To be sure they are human and therefore falhble but xxe remember them all the more fondlx for lf Un pleasant as xxe thought the1r asslgnments to be vxe knoxx 1n our greater xx 1Sd0l'Il that xx e are better men and xx omen thanks to our teachers -Xnd so xx hat better dedlcatxon xx hat more fitting trlbute than to here honor those Hxe esteemed teachers xx ho haxe had a share 1n carx mg upstandmg cltllens out of the raxx materlal of all txx enty fixe classes xvho have been w1th Weehawken s1nce ltS xerx begxnnmg 1n 1926 If these flxe xx ere rexered bv the Llass of 26 as much as by that of 51 then ours are not the first thanks offered them and there shall be more To xou xvho have long gxven unstlntmglv of yourselves we the Semors In Profound gratltude dedxcate thls book Wlth slncerest xxlshes for xou to FCINRIII a shmmg example to xouth for manx x ears hence 6 ,ff x M 'I' x N5 f F 'af f , gf' Q s of f 714' 'Y lp it TU tr! g , , 1 X fr Z - 1 fl nw, - u ' ll 'lf lx... 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U, , , 5 , Y ' '11lThunL-- Am.. ,- --li MR ELVI N FERRIS For three xears the C lxss of l9xl has been pI'lXllC0CLl to hlxe X11 Ferris IS cllss lclX1SCI rle cune to XX cchlxxlxen the dax lf nrst opened IIS doors ID September ot 1976 txxentx nxe xeals wo I-Ie completed 'ill academic course at Hoboken Hum School md hlce mmx ot the xoung men of the present dax entered thc xrmx lfter 011du1t1on to sclxc for txxentx months untll hls dlSf.l11I'0C after thc emerffencx Ox er 1 pCll0Cl ot x ezrs he h IS talcen courses to extend h1s cduc H1011 HS 1nd Xl A devlccs If N X L and has contlnucd his studies at Columbu xl0!1ILl'1lI','lI1Ll0IllCl collcges 1-hs mun ax ocltlon IS Il IX chnv md he has continued this pastnne xx hcnexcl SUld1CS haxe pClll1lIICLl Llllllxi. mlnx of us, he xxould count 1 trip to Xelloxxstonc Xlflfllhll Pzrlc IS thc experience of 1 llfetnne X11 Ferrls xx as husmess manwcr of the orxfflnal 7en1th xx hen nt xx IS pubhshed flllll tnnes annuallx as 1 mwvmc 1nd xx as also afflhated xx nth II xx hen If later becamc the school xearboolc Our ndxlser IS not onlx 1 teacher ot commercxal sublects he IS a counselor ID our ttslc of hx mfr each dax and encourages us to use our best and fullest ab1l1tx 7 Q T - ff if - I 0 I If -I . llx ,4 1 .1 1 .1 1 2 , 2.1 1 U1 2 1 . 1. .1 1.1 1 2 1 -, ' -1' .' 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' 2.1 ' 1 O 1 iv 1 MR G HAROLDBILLINGI-IAM In September of 1924 Mr Bill mgham entered the XVeehawken school system As the only male teacher he xx as prnileged to sit on the platform with the Board of Lducation at graduations A student of the Umtcd States lNax y Officers Training School in 1918 and the recipient of his BS degree from the Unix ersity of New Hampshire Market New Hampshire Evening School while stlll a Senior ln col lege' Mr Billmgham has had many avocations throughout his life and has achiexed many honors along with them He has been college checker champ Lastern Inter Col legiate tu o mile championship ree ord holder captain of the unde feated New Lngland Championship Cross country team and Hudson County table tennis champion to mention but a few of his many ac comphshments He has also had over eighty articles on engineering subiects published VVhen asked about his special hobbies a broad grin lights his face and he proceeds to mention his three children X MISS MARGARET HOGAN Though at present Supervisor of Instruction, Miss Hogan's long career at XVeehawken has also in- cluded the teaching of the commer- cial subiects. She attended New York University and there received her BS. and M.A. degrees. XVhile teaching at Kearny, New jersey, which at that time xx as also a new school 'Xllss Hogan xx as observed by Mr johnson the principal of our old school She thought he was a book salesman but at the end of the day he made known the fact that he had come to offer her a position at W eehawken During her sabbatical leave she has traveled to Canada Mexico and to various parts of the United States In 1941 a family illness prex ented hcr from completing a trip to I-Iawau If she had been able to leave conditions at that time might have prexented her return I-Ier flou er garden one of her faxorite pastimes seems a poor comparison with her own sunny cheerful personality .9-fr? ,- ff .J ,I . ' buf I I' . 1 . ' ' 1 ' . . , X . . H I f . . . t I ' f he became principal of the New X 'X . . 1,45 l : , - I Q. , I ' X 8 MISS MILDRLD POXVL LL Born IH Nermont Xllss Powell I9 alxxays happx to talk of her natlxe Xexx Lngland 'I here she attended high school and college at the Um XCISIIW of Xermont She recerxecl her Xlasrers degree at Columbna The hrst prmexpal of the hlgh school 1n 1976 xx rote to her xn Nexx l ngland x here she had taught PFCXIUUSIX He asked her to come to XX eehaxx ken xx here she has ton tmued hcr career as a soclal studles mstructor for these mam xears -Xt present she 15 faculty adx 1ser ot the junior Class a far from nexx expe rlence as she has formerly adxlsed both juniors and Senlors and has been connected xxlth hxstory and debatlng clubs Xllss Poxx ell ns en doxxed xxxth a xxonderful sense of humor and 19 a greatlx hked and re pected person x it X x Z? i s Q 111'-'Q .HQ X X - o 5-L-. 9 S. jf MR JOHNI SARAFIAW' Another natrxe New Englander Nlr Sarafian came to lNexv Xork as a chlld and contlnued h1s educatxon nn the publlc schools of the b1g clty Later he attended Cornell Dela xxare Unlon Nlontclalr NexvXork Lmx CISIIY and xx as axx arded hls -X B and Nl -X degrees from Colum bla He entered the XVeehaxvken sy stem rn 1926 and smce has taught mathematrcs brology chemxstry general scrence and physxcs Mr Sarafian s exploratlons 1nto the field f photography have become one of h1s mam lnterests and hrs expert adx xce ns xx rselx meted out to mem bers of the Photographx Club of xx hxch he lb adxlser Another of hls hobbles mus1e was pursued when he xx as conductor of the orchestra at the old hxgh school Hrs travels ox er the Unlted States haxe nexer faxled to brmg h1m back to VVee haxx lxen, xx here we hope he xvrll re mam for many years to come .v,',: . 4 , '- W i- if t ' S . L - six ' X s 'M ' l ' ' Y 1 ,Ill A .X X .v ,x' ' If V B 5 X .V v Y' 5. A I 1 ll A ,153 . V S . Q 1' i Q i.,4f 1' , ,' . . A, Y l S N- - I ffflsa I U 'W x XXQ I Q I ly , f ,,'tN 1, I f fn, 'gr' ' g fl I I ' ' . l gl S . A .4 f XXX lx f A '- - 7 . 1' ' - . . . I , I xx ' , ' ,A ' ,lv Y 7 Q , 1 Y .v '. ' Y 1 Y . r, qi. A - y U '. , if ' I , V , ' 5. . . 4 4 ' K, ,g l If 1 D- , ' . XX ' X I l ' ' Q I ,Y 1 xx vvku 'x 'l . ' so - 'Z . A A ' x, f' :ff ,v r ' ' - Pist Superintendents of School F. A. Balch ......... 26-26 Ravmond L. Pinkham -- 28-32 kenneth F. Woodbury -- 3 3-44 XVilfred H. Graves -- 44-48 Urban VV. Chase .... -18- ' it School The lVeehawken high school svstem is now look- ing back on a quarter of a centurv-25 vears of progress-the result of which is our own Alma Klater. Our educational unit has come a long wav from a one-room wooden schoolhouse to the one-million dollar architectural achievement that is XVeehawken High School todav. Until 1926, when VVoodrow XVilson school was opened. there was no high school in XVeehawken. Those students who wished to supplement their granmiar school educations were forced to travel to Hoboken, or, later, to the alreadv well-filled Union Citv high schools. The new school solved the problem temporarilv. but it soon became evi- dent that something would have to be done to alleviate the problem created bv the growing population and the ever-increasing demand for education. lt was proposed that a new high school be built on the site then occupied bv Hamilton School No. 3, but there were several serious di11 iculties to be overcome. Many of the VVeehawken tax- pavers. goaded on bv political leaders, declared the proposed school an extravagant and unneces- sarv expenditure of public funds, stating that the old school with some reasonable improvements would sufice. Despite heated controversies. the Presidents of the Weehawken 1926- Thomas E. Coyle 26-28 H. Frank Eisinger 29-30 Edward Hollander 30-31 Henry Paul 31-32 WVil1iam Diebold . 32-33 0 lstory bill was passed. VVeehawken decided to add two new schools to its educational svstem. The building of the high school, designed by Percie Yivarttas, was begun in 1938. At the time of its completion, it was considered the most modern school in the state of New jersey, and one of the most complete educational units in the country. Every known convenience was included -the spacious, well-equipped gymnasium, the modern auditorium, the science laboratories, the art and music rooms, and various other up-to-date teaching aids. It is obvious why Weehawken was reported to have the finest educational system in Hudson County. The official dedication of the high school took place on October 18, 1940, at which time the famed philanthropist. Guggenheim, donated a bust of Alexander Hamilton. Throngs of people crowded the huge auditorium to capacity. Those who were unable to find seats flocked to the class- rooms to hear the ceremony over the public ad- dress system. VVe of the 1951 Zenith staff sincerely hope that this brief history of the NVeehawken school sys- tem will lead to 21 greater appreciation on the part of its students. This is the past-it is you u ho will determine the future! Board of Education 195 1 Edward Hollander 33-36 john j. Eagan . , 36-40 Henry Rohe ..,.. 40-44 jay W. Levenson 44-51 john F. Kiely, 51- Principals of Weehawken High School 1926-1951 Winthrop M. johnson Roberts v. S. Reed , Wilfred A. Graves ..,,.. Urban VV. Chase . George J. Becker 26-37 37-42 .42-43 43-48 48- ADMI I TRATIO VHIH N1 1 Nl ,IV M I 'N Hx 'hniv 1 x., ' 1 -1 Y ,, , . U'U,Tl1 Y ' n ,, ' , 14 I ., , W xr 3 1 K' 0 X lrfyu U, ,K f ' 1' 'K Hifi K X 'U , XX g 2. X V, .X , xaxm x xg 'S' 2. , X 1-W... fs' K -x , N ., X w . . HJ fl 'XX Q X , Y xxx 5 .1 X NR ' J. rpg ' I rkntegaen Bova 'i Selilooxs 0 yi! 949' LRBAIN W CHASE Nl A As we look back on our three x ears 111 Weehau ken Hlgh we xx 1ll alw ax s remem ber our capable Superrntendenr of Schools and hlS umm ax erxng lnterest ln each and ew erv one of us From h1s xx elcomlng address on our flrst daV as sophomores untll h1s fareu ell speech at graduauon Xlr Chase has been our staunch frlend and sup porter Manx tunes ue haxe gone ro hxm for counsel and he has alu ays been gen erous xx 1th h1s adx 1ce NX e appreclate ex erx thmg that he has done for us and we know that he xx 1ll remam as one of the mtegral parts of Weehavs ken COUIIHUIHST to help future students m h1s ou n lmnutable wax f Cf. 1 X J . , l . . A N V v , , , ,S - 1 v f , v ,A . I - y ' - v y ' y - - v v- - . . . , . . . , . . , . , . , , . . . . . , ' 5 Q Ybor. X'-S. l ORC l Bl Clxl R Xl It IS 1 plelsure to offer eonol xtulxtlons to thls fmt fuoup ltnoxx n is the Cliss ot 1951 I o x ou xx ho hqx e If this tmle tehlex ed 1 lonff souoht ooll 1 eertun fnmount of bexxllderment must dnstulb xour thoughts The uneertuntx of entermq a xxolld of uneertuntx must result m confused feelmgs and emotlons Hoxvexer eertun deffree of fnssurxnee xx1ll lssert itself Nou hwxe been exposed to a Hne edumtlonal progmm presented bx 1 upflble faeultx usmg the finest tools of ln struetxon Xour l'lCI'lf'lfTC xoul flppreelntlon 1nd deslres for the better thlngs of hfe and L1Xllll'1I'l0f1, must eonx mee x ou of the rufht of demoeracx Wlfll the firm eonx1et1on th1t llght must ffllllllpll xx 1th the unsxx erx mg behef that the -Xmerlean xx fax IS the better xx 'tx x our efforts should be and xx1ll be dex oted to xx orld peace and contentment xx hleh must end m eroxx rung Qlorx for all 1'1' . new , 465394, I 9 Q I 4 I ' I r A A K A I G C ii C ' Q . . ..-X. 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C h ft? ,E , ' ., I is NXACC 0 0 we pgmClPal taYW N .x si v 'R l I Crosb1e, Secretary to Guld anee Dlrector V' New x SW 5 edc 'WN Cladss X1 Tlnbergen Seeretarx to Superintendent XIISS FLORLTNCI XIALCLOSKEX Xllss Xl.1eC,loskey member of the ofhee personnel, IS dns IlI1glllSl1Ckl bx the fact that sht has been fulfilhng her part 1l'l that xndlspensable funetlon for euh of the 7: wears that W ee lmauken has had a hlgh school To Xhss NlaeC,loskes from the boss and gxrls that you haw strxed so faxthfullx for a quar ter of .1 tcnturx ue send Lon gratulmons on the sxlxer anm xcrmrx of your career iw s iv-1 Lx ndon Frost Attendance Of Hcer E' Prank 'Nlarshall 'WD School Nlafle Bech Matron Doctor I8 EN 4 Kathleen S Clarke Secretary to Board of kducauon Regina Lnteremer Clerk Luellle Bender RN School lNurse 51,5 xl Bcmamm Huber, Custodian ,.. if . 1 2 S N f x I , I, . A . ' q . . lv ' I Q v . Y . ll . 1 ' ' S ' , I , 5. - . . 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Brown, B.S., Band Director. :J Sirio Esteve, Stringed Instru- ments' Ensemble Group E. F. Ferris, M.A., Geography, Bookkeeping, Marketing, Sen- ior Class Advisor 4... , Leland S. Fox, M..-X., Chemistry, Rod and Club, Curiosity Club Elizabeth Kluser Garrity, B.S., English, Modern European History, Senior Dance Club Z' V fa gsm . 4. XVilliam Henry, MA., Algebra, GCOmetrV,DebatingC1ub Marion Honiss, B.,-X., Latin. 21 Charles NV. Fox, Art Supervisor :QQ Emily M. Gulick, M.A., French, Spanish, French Club . f -, sigh wwf W. fy , gm, . AM 1550151-A fl ,V . .,,, .VLA . Q 65+ English, Mask and wig emi, Raymfffid L- Hvpkifisi BS-- Physical and Health Educa- tion, Pre-Med Club, Zenith Business Staff wa ,S K it . , tk., .fixing .,f X.- in tl? , Dorothy T. Xlaxfield, NIA., Alargarcr J. yiacrgrdlcy MAH Psychology. Guidance Coun- Nlargaret Xl. Klein, Xl.,-X., Ger- linglisli, Sigma, Gamma Chi SCIOF. Tllwfilig Club man, Guidance Counselor. German Club, Teens Y Qty it . x . .ill Rose T. Nlontagne, ALA., Eco- Rielmrnl Xliller. KLA., Solid rwmic Geography' personal Alice Xlqlfadtlen, Xl..-X., llnglisli, Gcomctry' 'frigmwmctry' ln- Tvpmgq Stcnogmphyy Secre- Tcchmcmns fcfmcdiafc Algebra- Student tarial Practice, Student Prints CUUUUI Business Staff W fix 5 42.4 Nlue G. Oppenlieim, lS.:X.. Ifng- joseph C. Pugnotta, xl.:X..:5kl1lCI'- Alildrcd Ll, Pgyyell, ALA., A-Xnjer- lisli, Stuilenr Prints lklitorinl lean llistory, Navigation Club rum Hiswrvv Junior C1355 Ad- Staff visor 22 'wx i 'B -- 'vw l We Lester H. Purvere, Supervisor X 4 of Physical and Health Edu- Loretta S. Reisch, B.A., Spanish, r I cation, Coach Spanish Club lxatharmc Roelker, Nl..-X., Li- brarian, Library Council ff I -1 f ,,, ,.. ,, . .... X .,,,. M jr: QPU' e is -.:, C Leon H. Rossman, A.B., Xlusie, ' Qrclmstl-aw Xlixcd Chorus john R. Sarafian, NIA., Physics 1 lflizabeth Sehlieting, B.A., Ling Biologv, Consumers Chemis ' lish, Zenith lfditorial Staff try, Photography Club H. Theodore Stubbs. AB.. Biol- Frank F. Strukel, NIA., Book- Una H. XYelland, BS.. Phvsical ogy. Sophomore Class Advisor keeping. Typing. Traffic Com- lfdueation. Health liduciltion, mittee. l in.1ncial Secretary of Hostess Club, 'IM irlers, Girls' Athletic Association, School lI1l'l'AIllUl'3lS Funds. 23 i Q Y? ,f-- gf SFS- pyfvf' K mmm A -13 X SEN IDRS X '-M X 'N Q , V , ,jf X F W 6 . m ' Q5 'tv ' Q 'xx is ' if' XXX . -A A fy KX .Q QQ fkfx ' F1-fs M XZN T 6 My Hope Silvcrst fX,- W fX?K4s, Summ 'XJ 'Xxx-fx, C-vxfxfxf ,af w f'1fxf'Nf' gfxyxfkd . ' k Doris Noseda fxjxrgfx Cum Laude K 3 sf'Lfy,., --X-ZX, I7 - i trouble in QP-up is WILLIAM ABRAMOWITZ Here's our Billy, first in the yearbook and first in dra- matics. Every night he listens to popular records, or so he says. Giddy girls and unorganized meetings are his great- est dislikes. If in trouble consult Attorney William Abramowitz, Esq. Executive Committee lg Student Prints 2, Senior Class Play Cast 3, Debating Club 3, President Mask and Wig Club 3. ROBERT AMDUR Amiable Bob, well known for his-love of Dixie Land jazz, spends his spare time recording his own jazz pro- grams, for he intends to specialize in radio and T.V. He also enjoys swimming and is expert at model ship-build- ing. Navigation Club 35 Radio Club, treasurer 2, Senior Play Committee 3g Technicians 1, 2, 3. 28 LOUIS ALTMAN Scholar extraordinary and popular guy as well, Lou bal ances his scholastic achievements with his social activities Gifted with a flair for writing, he is also tops 'in mathe matics and science. Our Zenith editor should have no in attaining success. Biology Club 1, Dance Club 2, 3g Dramatic Club 1, 2, Executive Committee, vice-president Zg In- tramurals 2, junior Prom Committee, general chairman 2, Pre-Med Club 2, 3, president 3g Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Student Prints 2, Trafiic 2g Zenith Editorial Staff, editor-in-chief 3. fy I 43 RUTH ATZ Soft-spoken Ruthie seems to be always on the honor roll A hard working student, she has ambitions of becoming a secretary. Ruth, whose favorite saying is, No Fooling dislikes people who say they don't study, but receive ex cellent marks. Curiosity Club 1, 2, president 3, Senior Play Committee 3, Sigma Gamma Chi 3, Stude Prints Typing Staff 2, Tutoring Club, tre 2, 3, Zenith Typing Staff nt LORRAINE BAECHTOLD Lorraine's knowledge of classical music is tops. Swapping caustic comments with Hope is her favorite pastime. A petite girl with a neat appearance and sweet manner is Lorraine, whose ambition is to become an English teacher. Such intelligence insures success. Chorus 1, 2, 35 Dramatic Club 1, 2, French Club 3, Hostess Club 3g Tutoring Club 3g Zen- ith Editorial Staff 3, Literary Editor. 'La- -uf 15 MARGUERITE BARRALE A cutie with big brown eyes is Margie. Personality radi- ates from her demure manner, the ring on her left hand proves this. Margie's skill with brushes shows artistic ability. She is justly proud of her accomplishments in serving and baking. Dance Club 3g Dramatic Club Z, Hostess 3, Sig- ma Gamma Chi 3g Theater Club 1, 23 Tri-Hi- Y 1, Zenith Art Staff 3. :M A FRANKLIN B A 4 Frank, Weehawken's Johnn e afnuller, loves to swim. His skill in cooking will ily azfful when he becomes a restaurant managerf., No XTrespassing signs irritate him when he o hu iffgg and his favorite remark is, You're FF ll ri ht, thiworldk wron . Y fB Xwling Clibylg DaltiQ,liRJ 2, 3. 'K ' X KAK C 5 E K' L Q 8 .ga-fiiixii JOSEPH BARSA A lover of sports, and a champ in school spirit, joe is a leading intramurals player, and a steady supporter of our teams. Barse can usually be found tearing around the Alma Mater in his bulging Buick, chasing the girls. Dance Committee 2, 3, Executive Committee 3g Intramurals 1, 2, 33 junior Prom Committee 2, Senior Play Committee 3. 29 onli ROQENIARIE BICKEL Rosemarne s most outstandmg characterlstxcs are her clear ol1xe COI'IlIJlCYl0f1 and a sxxeet pleasrng manner xx hrch should help her ln nurslng She IS adept at both kn1tt1nU and sexxlng but she loves Math In the sprmg her fancx turns to baseball Currosrty Club 3 Dance Club 2 Hostess Club 7 Srgma Gamma Chl 3 'XIICHAFL BATTEN Brg Ixlllxe IS our Nature Bov When not at X an s he s usuallx at the fleld plaxlng basketball Illlke xx 'ls top fllght soccer goalle untll he xx as beset bv a number of unfor tunate accldents xx hlch nearlx ended hls plax mg daxs Basketball jx 1 Xarsxtx 3 Brology Club 1 Block l ettcr Club 7 Treasurer 3 Soccer Team 1 3 Xlanager 3 Traffic Commrttee 2 3 JOAN BINIDER Bm IS knoxxn for her straxx berrx blonde hair and freckles xx hrch are most attractlxe Her fax orlte sport IS football her pet subject Psx chologx In her commercnl classes she IS studymg to become an office worker Senlor Dance Club 3 Srgma Gamma Chr 3 Theater Club 2 BARB ARA BILLINGHANI Behmd that shy smile Barbara has a heart of gold Barble lrkes to spend her time 1n the kltchen maklng welrd gastronomxc dellghts so she s due for sure tastmg reclpes Her ldea of heaxen IS a weekend ln Malne Bnolrmy Club l Curloslty Club 3, Dance Club 2 Dramatic Club l Lxccutnxe Commrttee 2 French Club 1 3 Hot Rods 2 Orchestra l 2 3 Sigma Gamma Chl 3 Student Prmts Typing Staff 7emth I dltorlal Staff 3 30 Wgx GEORGF BI ONIDELL By h1s frlends shall you know hlm A member of the Stadnum Saturday mornlng basketball team he IS a falthful booster of our qulntet and one of our favorlte physics students Georve IS our 1dea of the w ell rounded student Intramurals 3 Nax 1gat1on Club 3 Photography Club 3 STEPHEN BOGARDO Bogev IS an all around student dlstlngmshmg hlmselt on the baseball fleld and m the classroom He IS a born LOIllCdl2.I1 Hls speeches gn en w1th the characterlstlc Bogardo showmanshlp have made Steve one of our most popular bovs Baseball 2 3 Block Letter Club 3 Dance Club 3 Photography Club 3 Semor Play Cast 3 Tn H1 Y secretary 2 JOAN BOULANGER joan IS sk1lled 1n athlet1cs and cheermg Her favorlte act1x1t1es lnclude dancmg roller skatlng and horseback fldlflg' provmg that she IS a gal xx 1th lots of pep He1 lndustry IH steno xx 1ll surely establlsh her as a top notch ecretary Cheerleadxng JV Z VHISIIY3 Cur1os1ty Club treasurer 2 Dance Club 3 Hostess Club VICC presldent 3 Intramurals 1 L1brary Counc1l 2 Slgma Gamma Chl 3 Tr1 H1 Y 2 3 ROBERT BRENNERT Satchel foot Bob can often be found playlng basketball 1n the school yard He s fond of campmg photographv and the OPPOSICC sex attractxng them w1th h1s Pepsodent snule Bob has ambmons of becommg a gentleman farm Basketball .IV 1 Vars1ty 2 3 Blology Club I Dance Club 2 3 Photographv Club 3 31 . IQYI7,I,YN BCTTKIC ft, I x ' is a quiet gal who dislikes gossip and appreciates a 9' ' sense of humor. She frequently exhibits her twirling skill at basketball games and band concerts. Her love for drawing will someday lead to a successful career in com- mercial art. Curiosity Club 3: Student Prints 3g Sigma Gam- ma Chi 31 'Iwirlers 1, 2, 3. PI'III,IP BCTTA Phil. the friendly. likeable guy with the curly black hair. enjoys making model air planes. XVhen not working at R this pastime, he can be found playing basketball. Phil likes Hath and hopes to further his education in college. Intramurals 1. 3: Navigation Club in Photog- raphy Club. vice-president 3. Senior Play Com- mittee 3: Icchnicians 1, 2. 3. DOROTI-IY CANNON Ask Room-Boom what her favorite pastime is and she'll reply. Sleeping. Talking over the day's doings at Yan's is another of her activities. She also likes swimming. fish- ing. and football, especially the green and white of St. , Michaels. ANNA XIARIIQ CANIBRIA Anna .Xlarie is tiny, with flashing brown eyes almost hid- den by her long eyelashes. She enjoys swimming, likes NJ-'S baseball, and is annoyed only by people who think they it' '- know it all. VVe predict Anna Xlarie will be a success. Dance Club 2, 34 Dramatic Club lg Ifxeeutive Committee 31 Intramurals 2g junior Prom Com- mittee Zg junior Red Cross 2g Sigma Gamma Chi 3g Tri-Ili-Y l. 2, 3 Secretaryg Twirlers 2, 3g Zenith Art Staff 3. v by JEQUY 32 PATRICIA CARR Pat, a sports enthusiast, is an active participant, as well as a spectator. Roller skating is tops in her book. She's a member of Van's Social Club and can usually be found there. To become a receptionist is her principal ambition. Dance Club 2, 35 Intramurals 1, Z, 3g Senior Play Committee 3. KENNILTH CHRISTIANSILIN Tall blond and handsome Kenny 15 one of the most popular gents 1n our class When not playing basketball he can be found hanfrino around Buntons He hopes to become a T 'Klan and xx hen he catches that culprit watch out' Baseball 1 Basketball V l Narsity 2 Block mittee 2 Q32 1-tiff 33 QED JANET CECILIA janet aboundinv in personality has many friends She is a talented and vraceful dancer and her trim flgure re sults from her zeal for sports Ability and efhclency will carry janet to the top of the ladder of success Dance Club 2 pres1dent 3 Dramatic Club 1 3 Executne Committee 2 secretary 3 Intra murals 1 2 junior Prom Committee 2 Spanish Club 3 Sigma Gamma Chl 3 Twirlers 1 if 'Nl ARTIN COI-ILN During the baseball season Xlartx s forexer boasting about Dem Bums I-Ils performance on the basl etball court IS tops and he is bright in math Xou can depend on Nlartx s saying Strange xou should ask at least I0 times a das Basketball JN 7 XZFSIIN 3 Dance Club3 In tramurals l Orchestra 1 Radio Club 7 Traffic Committee ' 3 lenlth l dltorlal Staff 3 I 4 . l D Q ' , . . 6? K D ' 9 I 3 . v a ' ' , : - s 3 , 5 3 3 - R , , , ,. . Y I I I 9 7 4 , ' l 7 za ex ' V . -A , , . , , N K . , . J 1 ' , 1..:.,f Y I ' ' 1 3 Letter Club 3g Dance Club 2g Traffic Com- . Y Q Y I A A L , l q my . , . 1 as . 'V ' . . . si - K . . '. Q '. ' ' . ' L 3 K, ,Q V- .. V 1 yy. ' If V ' ' v 1. . s - - -v 1 w , 1 ' g ' L ' I Q -2 -, QV, ', . WILLIAM CRIMMINS How about that There s B1ll ru1n1ng another PICCC of lab equ1pment Wlfh h1s accompllce Ray That glVCS h1m the d1st1nct1on of haw 1ng the h1ghest breakage b1ll f the year Fast talkmv self assured B111 wants to pracmce caaowv BAMROSCIAI RW JOHN COSGROVE W1ry Jack loves to plav basketball and IS one of the or1g1nal Rockets When he s not practlcmg at the f1re house he can be found at Mel s Dell H15 2I'I1b1tlOI1 IS to vxork for a bread company as a loafer Dance Club 2 J Sen1or Play Comm1ttee 3 Executrve Commlttee 1 N Carolvn dlsllkes rsons she regards as catty Her week end evcurs1ons to her famllvs country dwelhng afford her much conversat1onal mater1al Sw1mm1ng IS her fa vorxte sport and she has a dec1ded perference for Mr B 1nterest1ng commerc1al law class Cur1os1ty Club 2 3 S1gma Gamma Ch1 Theater Club 2 MARGARET CUDDY Want vou1 portra1t drawn: Well Marge IS lust the gal to do lt because she s a sk1lled artrst But draw1ng 1sn t her only mterest s1nce she also llkes sports especlally base ball and her favorxte subyect IS Famllv Relat1ons Semor Play Commrttee 3 34 7 , 'C ' , 1 1' -e , .1 ' I 1 f , ,, , K5 , :77 1 ' ' ' ' ' , . . . . . . . ,, , 64 O I I l I oqx - ,W . 1 1 ' ' LL 77 1 ' ' ' ll Y 77 ' ' ' ' , . 7 ,. 1 . 9 Y ' 11 XX A X' w 1 K b X E K X .. 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Q 1 - ,. 9 u 1 u ' I-ILNRX DFGELXIRNN Ding Degelmfmn xx1ll certfunlx make some l1dx 1 fine spouse for his 1mb1t1on is to become 1 chef Ding is en thusiastle about p1rt1e1patmU m certain sport 1ct1x1t1es especiallx b21SlxCfl7 lll 1nd b1seb1ll This xersatile xouth IS also 1 philatelist 1nd model anplme builder Boxx mg Club 2 Dance Club 1 3 H11 1 7 lntramuralsl 'Vx 3 C-XRXIII l -X DHI I FOXI -XXI Carmella 15 a triendlx eisx ffoinfr mil xx ith liufflunfr Latin ex es -Xlthouffh she IS fond of scxxmff md pllxmv the piano she confesses that her tlrst loxe is ithleties shes 1 baseball fan Caimelli xx ould like to become 1 seuetnx Dance Club 7 3 lI1II'llllUI llS Sigmi GlI11IT1l Chi 3 ST-UNLIQX DELLO IPXCONO VVho blexx th1t xx 1ll doxxn Not Gabriel but Stanlex He and his trumpet are inseparable Watching the Nexx Xorlx Gmnts xx m 1ll their gfimes and xxorkmv for his f1ther s construction compfmx' t1kes all his spare time. B 1 1 2 3- Basketball-manager 1 2 3' Bi- ologx Club l x'ice-president Dance Club 2 3- Dramatic Club 2' Llxccutive Committee 2- In- tramurals 2- jr. Prom Committee 2- Navigation Club 1- Orchestra I 2- Photography Club 3. Q3 is 'nl' if I I. N ICDW ARD DlfNl.-XR.-XIS The smooth C1llic Cll'l!'lll of this f1st moving 'it ilete lll'llCCS him populfir. Cl'lCS'll' sfiid All Cnul is divided into 3 p1rts. This 1pplics to lid: 1 fl'lSlliI10' smile txvinklinff ex'es, and cute crexx'-cut unite to form everx' 0'irl's dream. ' 'seball 1, -1 asketlmll 1. -Q ccer I, L, . 35 HERBERT DILLON Hls frlendlx H1 wa congemal sm1le and amlable dls pos1t1on make Herble extremely popular xx 1th hxs fellow lNCCh3WlCCHlCCS As captaln of the soccer team and a sharp shootlng forward on the basketball squad Herble ranks as one of our fmest athletes Basketball 1 JV 2 3 Narslty Block Letter Clubl 2 3 presxdent Dance Club 2 3 Execu tue Comm1ttee3 presldent 1 2 Soccer 2 3 ROBERT DIEHL Handsome Bob s Uemal sm1le has won h1m many frlends A neat appearance and ready Wlf add to h1s dynamlc per sonalxtx YVhen he lsn t plavmg basketball he can be found at Kleser s Bob really enyoxs tlnkermg wlth trucks and autos Baseball 2 Dance Club 3 vlce pres1dent Execu me Commlttee 3 German Club 3 Traffic Com m1ttee2 3 JOAN DORSEY Lxke slster Babs Kelly s a sports fan who also collects plctures of movle stars Her only complamt lS agamst cllques Capable and CHTCICHI Kelly s ambltlon IS to be come a nurse Her sweet d1spos1t1on should help her attaln her Goal Dance Club 2 3 Hostess Club 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 Sxgma Gamma Chr 3 Zemth Typmg Staff BARBARA DORSEY Heres Babs a sports lover as well as a movle fan Cshe adores Klrk Douglasj This gal who xx ants to be a comp tometrlst hkes llstenlng to muslc Amlable and easy gomg Babs only dlsllke 19 people who are perpetually HIC Dance Club 2 3 Hostess Club 3 'Intramurals 1 2 3 Sigma Gamma Chl 3 36 .4 . Yu .-Yu . . . .- L . .7 7 . Y 7. . 1 . Y . 1 - 9 v -Q --1 9 1 s 11s 3 fa ' I .v . . ' 1 ss 1' l l ' I , . . . . . D J . 4 ' ' Q .Y ,, . L . 1 . ,, . . . . ac 9. 7 Z 3 ' 3 ' ' a s - ,. ' ' u an 9 . . , .. . . , ' D . ,S 3 1 13 3 I 3 , . . . Y - ' 1 . .A . . . Y- , . . - , .. . 9 . 12 ' ' 3 1 .Q . THOMAS DOYLE A talented artist whose excellent drawings added color to our Zenith and school newspaper, Tom is also a mem- ber of our W.H.S. baseball combine. This smiling Irish man is very proud of being one of the boys-Traffic boys, that is. Block Letter Club 2, 3, Sgt. at Armsg Baseball 1, 2, 3g Dance Club 2, 3g Intramurals 1, 23 Jr. Prom Committee Zg Senior Play Committee 3g Student Prints 1, 2, Art Editorg Technicians 1, 23 Traffic 2, 35 Zenith Art Staff 3. CAROI DLDLFX Carol s a cute lass xx ho has a xx ax xx ith a Cocltnex dialect Her clear and rosy complexion Gives her an appealing school girl appearance Carol s chief interests music and dancing should help her to gain success in a theatrical career Chorus 7 3 Biology Club 1 Dramatic Club 2 Tennis 1 2 DAX ID DWORKIN Daxe one of our more ambitious classmates, is an ardent music loxer xi ho hopes to continue his studies at julliard He amuses his classmates xx 1th his comic antics Daxes tennis plax ing IS as skillful as his clarinet tooting Band 7 3 Biology Club I Dramatic Club 2 Tennis 1 2 -IF -XX ISCFR 'H From her trim ankles to her shim broun txesses emic bubbles ox er uith xx armth and personalitx l-lcr pet peeie people xx ho ale unfriendly l-lei cncrffctlc spirit cal tied her through am undertaking and encoui wes am one u ho uorlts with her Scmor Pln Committee 3 Sigma Gamma Chi Studcnt C ouncm 1 Student Prints Tx ping Stiff 7 Spmish Club 7 l hclter Club 7 T utorlng Club 3 lcmth lkllfilflll Staff 3 -Xssoci e l Lllflll' of fcnlth 37 . 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'at Xl -XTIS FFIT Nlqttx 'ln ardent sports fan IS forex er rootlnff for the mrs llxx flx s Lllllflllillf of then xx IIHIIIIU the pcmmnt A membex ofthe tenms texm Xlflttx s one of oux better net Plge 8 Iiloogx C lub l Block letter Club Dame Club 7 lntrlmurals 7 '5plI1lSl1 Club 7 'Ienms ROBI RI PI FCKI NSTEHN I eelx s populqrltx boomlno XUILC brofld sense of humor I and lxCCl1 Interest H1 pUllflLS ue wlmost 1s xxell lxnoxxn as his hud xxollx IS Student COLlY1Lll Pxesldent knoxxledge of the Celnmn lllmgrluge mtelest Ill lnstorx 'md of eourse lmslxetbqll pl'1Xll1Q 6 I n 1 7 I Basketball 7 X Chorusl 7 Danee Club 7 3 Dramatle Club 1 3 Lxeeutlxe CKDHIUIICICC 7, 3, German Club 7, 3, Sgt at -Xrms, Intramurals l jr Prom Commlttee 7, Student Counell I 7 3, President, lenlth I dl torlal Staff 3, Report Card Rex ISIOII Commxttee CH ARI OTTP FIYCK 1 mt eomelx blue ex ed blonde eheerlewder xx ho qttrfnets t the boxs xx hlstles 18 none other thln Cl'llClx Shes '1 M populu gll xx ho emoxs dxnung 1nd xboxe all eheex lC'lLlll1Q She has funbltlons ot beeonnnu 1 secretarx for some hlndsome xx ellthx lHllSlIlCSSlII21I1 ir' Bmt 1 7 3 Cheerleadersl Z .IX 3 Xarsxtx Danee Club 7 3 I xeeutlxe Commlttee Z Teens ROSF INRIFDXIAN Rosxes beflmlnw PCISOIYIIIIX exuberant sehool Splflt and ewerness to help her felloxx min 1ll add to her populn ltx -Xn ntful dlneer she xlso dlspl 1xs her tllents xxlth 1 brush 1nd ewsel Surelx tlus x1x1e1ous Ml xx 1ll sueeeed In mx thmv she undelmlxes Dame Club 7 3 Treasurer lntramuralsl 7 r Prom Commrttcc 7 Irbrarx Counenl 1 7 SCIIIOI' Play Commlttee 3 S1gI1l8 Gamma Chl 2 T 1 H1 X 7 3 T' 38 A 4 4 1 . 1-7 .1 '. 1 '. . U ' , '7 7- , 1 . . I . u , 1 1' ga ' 1 ' S 1 , 1 ' , ' '- K 1 9- A z 4 1 1' I D a 1' 'VI ' . 1 . , 4 , .. . 't ' v Y ' 1 1 1-1 A 1 1 . . .1 1 59 1 ' -. .1 r ' 1 ' 1 3g Tri-Ili-Y Z. . 1,. A A ' 4' - . . . .- -. v - A 1 , 1 . . . D v 1,1155 - - K - . JAP. . ' . -C X 7. .7 2 , 1 1 I .7 ' 1 7. ' . ' '. ' .'. , P17 men. College IS tlns telloxx s goal. . - 1 I J ' I - ' 1 Y . ' '. . .. ki , , - A. 1 -L 1 Q -g . 1 J -L J 2, 3. , - 1 '15 ' 1 , 1 1 1 '- '.. 1 ' 1 ' , .' 1 J 5 1 1 5 ' 1 . . , .1,. , , . .. . 1 U D. 1 .. . I , . W, ' -. . u , . . -. J. J f I - -Q 1 j ' 1 -1 I , , r'- '- I - . x , ' K Y I I I 9 1 1 . ' a ' ' ' ' .I 'f 1 ' 1 .l Lf I I I .7 s- '. L . . . , 2 7 , .' .,-' 1 . sf W . 1 1 I . 1 I I- v u 4 'T 1 1 y 15 , . . ' ,1 . , ff I 4 4 I ' f . . e Bad.-,.1 -,-I..g ',-,3g ' -. fs ' . 1 ' ' FRANCES FRYE Fran is a flirtatious young miss with a xvinsome smile and a captivating personality. Her hobbies are photography. dancinv and spinning records. Her favorite pastimes are xx atchmg T X and basketball and her spare moments are spent at Exve s Dance Club 2 3 Executixe Committee 3 ln tramurals 1 7 Sigma Gamma Chi 3 Tri H1 X ROSEMARIF GARITO A gal with all around popularity describes Rosie quite aptly She is one of the most aCt1VC seniors and has held many important jobs in school organizations Her neat ness style and ability with brush and easel are also xvell knoxx n Dance Club 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 President 3 Ixecutixe Committee 3 Hostess 2 3 lntra ralsl 7 3 jr Red Cross 2 3 Senior Play Cast 3 Sigma Gamma Chi 3 Student Council 7 7 xlce president 3 xice president Zenith Art Staff 3 jmx 'U' affairs Gang 39 Jo -xx G fwzau joan prox es that old adage brains plus beauty equal personalitx Her fax orite pastimes are dancing listening to music and being xx 1th her friends She likes nice clothes basketball and math class Her sense of humor helps her xx in many friends Biology Club 1 Dance Club Z 3 Dramatic Club 2 Executixe Committee 1 2 Intramurals 1 Z 3 r Prom Committee 2 Sigma Gamma Chi 3 Tutoring Club 2 Twirlers 1 !uwQ XILRIEI C -XSRIN Xluiiel alxx ax s fashlonablx attlred IS one of the fexx xx ho didn t succumb to the nexx short hancut She cnlox s pop ular music and cooking After basketball frames or social she can usuallx be found at lxxes xx nth The Dance Club a Dramatic Club 1 Lxecutlxe Committee 1 7 Sigma Garnma Clu 3 Txxirlers ca P. ' . . , fs- J xx yi 1 3 - i ' i i ' ' ' f . .' . . v I v -Z S ' ' 2' 3. s Wang i .ggi , . A . 4 X 4 v , U ' . , TY 1 1 1 ' . , , 'lr ' U . .q . , 5 . V. 7 . ' 9 , n Z - l 1 3 ' s x 9 J - 9 Q Q . M . . ,, . H. . L Yu LN '. . ' s V . . . . . - N, . . Q ' , ' A Lf ' L ' . 9 - gg mu , -, g . ' , 3 Q . 1 ' ' . ' c 1 . -. 3, vice-presidentg Student Prints 2g Tri-I-li-Y 1, b V. - Q. , ,. - N. Q . A U gywm ,awry 154gpgg,gwg X 'T' ' 'we5'5ilft ' v X A: lk 5' 1 - Y ' f 7 i a J I. A I . T , 1 I 'f f i ' 4 , f ' ' f . . .R ' x ' .1 4 S T . L Y., . 7. Do A C-4 7 I al si 1 T' - , . . : . -. .' it ,, , . . . N N! V . . F ' 1 Q :An l . ' . -2 - P ' N' ' ' 1 ' 1, 2. 'ue JAMES GAUGHRAN One of Les Purvere's razzle-dazzle basketball players, Jimmie is also an extremely popular lad. His ambition is to own his own business. His spare time is spent in Bun- ton's, and he is extremely fond of the 0 osite sex. PP Basketball 2, j.V., 3 Varsityg Dance Club 25 Senior Class Play Committee 3. RAYMOND GONSETH Parlez-vous francais? Ray does-tres bien. His French is music to the ear. Ray is both a numismatist and a philate list. His idea of heaven is a country woodland and his ambition is to become an automotive engineer. Intramurals lg Navigation Club 3. Elf- fw- LORRAINE GOUSEN Dancing, playing basketball. and reading are Lorraine's hobbies. A dark-eyed beauty with a vivacious manner describes Lorraine. If you need a stenographer, Lorraine can be found at Bunton's, where she'll be sipping a soda while chatting with friends. Dance Club 3g Intramurals 1, 2, 39 Sigma Gam- ma Chi 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. ad JAMES GRAHAM jimmy is a rabid sports fan. His hobby is collecting sport books and meeting famous athletes. His ambition to be come a journalist, and his interest in history and current events, show that he has serious purposes. Intramurals 3g German Club 2g Dramatic Club 3g Radio Club 2g Senior Play Cast 3. KJ.,-. IF 1 V' RICH ARD GROESBECK -X Southern accent characterlzes R1ch1e He IS lnterested 1n mrs and spends much t1me practlclng auto mechanrcs H1s lnterest 1n sports xarles from baseball to naugatlon His know ledge of l11SIOI'X and P0llfICS ulll a1d hlm 1n hns future occupatlon Debatnng Club 3 Intramurals 2 N3V1g3I10I1 Club 3 Photographs Club 3 Student Prrnts l .-HV' PETER HEAGNEY Small 1n stature but larffe 1n mlnd 19 Pete H1s lelsure hours are usuallv spent loundlng on the beach Whats the trouble may be Pete s ansu er to a puzzlmg questlon and he hopes to become a Wall Street tvcoon Debatmg Club 3 Intramurals 1 2 Navlgatlon Club 3 Orchestra l 2 Photography Club 3 presldent Techmclans 1 -Q' ,IANFT HAAS A gal wlth lots of pep and an expert cheerleader lb Dlnlx For three sears shes cheered our team her x nn n vlgor never falhng She enlovs roller skatlng and su lI1Il'lIlI'lg and she IS an excellent dancer Cheerleadlng 1 2 3capta1n hxecutlve Commlt tee 2 3 wee presldent French Club 1 Semor Plav Commlttee 3 Student Prmts 3 Asst Bus 1ness Xlanager Zennth Typmg Staff 3 Q OA HLNDFRER X IN ZCIOUS JOHIIIC IS certaxnlx a spark plug on our X HFSIIX Cheerleadlng Squad Her fax orlte sublect IS psx chologx uhxch she uses to encourage us to cheer so bolsterouslx at games Her humorous xsaxs make her xerx popular sn 1th all Cheerleadmg 1 JV 3 X arsity Dance Club 3 Srgma Gamma Chl 3 Trl H1X 2 Chaplaln 3 treasurer 41 C- sl C A . . . i 1 Y. y. . -r v - v I' 1 7 L 1 . ' . , . . I s L ,' 3 - ' J xg 5 x , i . I . , ii ' WY 7 'Y 1 ' ' - x. , V. ,, . .. . 1 . . J. . , V' vs 1 ' s ' S 3 . 5 ' ' A g . Y , U . . Q I i ' 44 9 . D ' N57 7 ' ' ,, v 1 . i , 3 18 s Q3 3 ,. , s '11 J N L ,. . . . . , . V - v y ' 7 v. . qv A ' Y . . ' 'T 9 9 f . . . . , . 1 - - I l FRIEDA HESS A girl of diversified interests, Frieda enjoys ice skating, sewing, crocheting, and playing the drums in the W.H.S. band. This sweet lass has scientific inclinations-unusual, but Frieda is bound to succeed in any undertaking which interests her. German Club 3 secretaryg Band 2, 3g Hostess 2, 3g Intramurals 2g jr. Red Cross 3g Pre-Med Club 2, 3g Senior Class Play Committee 3g Stu- dent Council 3g Zenith Art Staff 3. , xx JGSEPH HENNESSY Tall, blond joe can usually be found in Lutze's. He is an ardent sports enthusiast. His particular favorites are base- ball and basketball. Joe is undecided concerning his fu- ture, but his spare moments at the present are spent watching T.V. c WILLIAM HILTON I Live to eat is this fellow's motto and cooking is his favorite subject. He has a million-dollar smile and hopes to have a million-dollar purse. He can often be found at Mel's with his pals. Basketball Z j.V.g Dance Club 2, 3g Executive Committee 2, 3. lUCC 2, 3g jr. Prom Committee 2g Traffic X WILLIAM HILFERTY There's not a thing in school concerning music in which the 'LVirtuoso doesn't play a major and outstanding part. His incomparable clarinet playing is not only regarded as excellent by his fellow students but has been honored throughout New jersey. Band 1. 2, 3g Chorus 1, 2, 3g Dramatic Club 1 treasurerg Executive Committee lg Orchestra 1, 2, 3g Senior Play Cast 3. 42 Q: iv EILFFN HOHXIANN Sure and lf xt 1sn t that lrlsh lass E1lCCHl Thls blue ex ed redhead 15 a talkatlxe mlss xx ho d1sl1kes concelted people Qhe enyox s xx atehmg basketball games and danclng Her x ocatlon xv1ll be a good secretarlal pos1t1on lcmth Busmess Staff asslstant treasurer ii? ROBERT RARLSTEIN JFLXN HLBING ein an enthusmstle Giant fan IS alxx ax s ffroanmg xx hen ex Cl her team loses She enloxs SXKllTlINlI1g and bfnslxetlmll jean s ex es are alxx axs full of spfnrlxle, I'l0tl1lI1fT mn malxe her blue Her galetx xxxll help her ln the future CUFIKJSIIY Club 7 fixgma Gunma Chl 3 Theater Club 1 treasurer 7 XILC presldent Who xx 1ll ex er fowet Bob s superb performfnnee as Father 1n the Senlor Class Plax Hls sl lllful dqnunff adds greatlx to hls P0pUl'11lIN and Oood 0I'00IHlI1g glx es him the ox er 'Ill appearance of belng a sueeessful buslnessman xx l'1lCll lI1L1dCI1I21llN IS his 2INb1f10I1 Danee Club 7 3 lxecutlxe Comnnttee 1 2 3 lntramurals 1 7 jr Prom CLDIIIHIIIICC 2 Senlor Plax Cast 3 Student Counul 1 3 SHEILA KARLSTEIN Breathes there a man Wlfll soul so dead xx ho nex er to hlmself has Sald WOW' as caprlcrous Shella saunters doxxn the eorrrdor She d1spl1vs her enthuslasm 1n her peppx cheerleadxng She also enloxs horsebaek r1d1nU dancmg and readlng Cheerleaders 7 JX 3 Xarsltx Dance Club 2 3 Dramatxc Club 1 2 3 Lwecutlxe Commxttee 1 secretary Intramurals 1 Jr Prom Comm1ttee 2 Slgma Gamma Chl 3 43 Y I , .,4 lr A - U ..., . . . Y x K t . . - ., . r vf ' ' . 4, . ' . . rf 2' L. - . ff' Q if , ,,, . 2. l ll rw he ' ' ' .. D 'Wg . . .. . . , . - ,Q vp .L ,. .L , 5 . . a x - Y V I -p. ' 2 ,Q 7 W . , v' v 4- 5-. X .O , . .. . . , . . . . L.. .eX l bl . ' s. L. , . . v, .- . an a . . . .. .. . , ,. . . v 1. :P I' I . -,,a ,,, . ,-g. g y - . .' J a 1 ' t 1 -r xx 1 L U . v' v , - . . . , . . . Y . , . . . . 1 V . . . . D, , . 1 Y - --1 'a a 3 ,x3V ' 3 3 - , g . PHILIP KELLER Phil is interested in mathematics and has chosen engineer- ing as his career. He enjoys playing basketball reading fishing and collecting coins. Usually Phil enjoys just be- ing at home and is a staunch member of the Secaucus NIARGUERITE KING MARGOT KASTNILR Nlargo is one of the fexy quiet members of Mrs Klein s third y ear German Bequemlicher Zimmer where every thing can happen and usually does She also enjoys psy chology or curling up with fi good book at home German Club 2 populace Coin Club 3 Nayigation Club 3 Technicians Committee 2 This syseet industrious girl s attractiye blonde braids are one of her most outstanding characteristics Playing the accordion is more than just a pastlme as far as she is con cerned for Xlargle is truly fond of music RONALD KERDASHA Ronnie yylll alu ays be remembered as Weehawken s jack Kramer In spite of his triumphs on the tennis court he has remained an unpretentious person HIS outyy ard. shy ness 15 broken by his friendly smiles and subtle vyitticisms Block Letter Club 2 3 Dance Club 2 3 French Club3 Intramurals 2 Tenmsl 2 3 44 3 Orchestra 3 7 7 1 I 1 I ' z U ' 4 ' ' X 4 an M ' y - ' vu ' v Cl ' ' 77 V- . 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Kg , ' v. v va - 7 1 2 . . s si -I I 7 I ,V J7- s Z Q 3 9 3 , , - EX FLYN KLEES Here s a Nllss xx ho bubbles ox er vuth pep and wx autx W1th her cute turned up nose and fl1rtat1ous manner Ex makes qulte a h1t u 1th the fellows and hopes some dav to become an a1rl1ne hostess Dance Club 3 Hostess 3 HARX EX KNASTFR Harvey a ser1ous fellow IS deeplv engrossed 1n h1s vw ork especlally 1n the sc1ent1f1c freld The thoroughfare of chemlstrv prmcxpallw organlc seems to be the road along whlch he w1ll travel Classlcal mU51C and f1ne books are h1s chlef recreatlonal PUFSUIIS Dance Club 2 treasurer Debatmg Club 2 3 uce presldent Pre Med Club 2 Student Coun cll 1 Student Prmts 1 2 3 sports edltor Tennls Manager 2 3 JOHN KLEINE john IS another W H S alrplane addlct Maklng model planes and flvlng them 1f thev fly IS h1s favor1te hobbv He hopes to make use of h1s hobbv through h1s future occupanon as a1rplane mechan1c Dance Club 2 JOAN KNEBEL A cute prospectxve artlst Joan augments her love of art vuth that of horses and r1d1nCf She l1kes fun and plentv of lt and comblnes an exuberant personallty XV1fl'1 a spar klxng smlle for everyone Chorus 2 3 Dance Club 3 Sngma Gamma Chl 3 Theater Club 2 45 7 7 , ' V v v' ,'. .' 1 . . , - N q Ln Vw ' ' y' - Q . l H ,, . . . . s . . . . 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Chlps 3 x CI XIRF KRUCHER -X IIICC hard xx orklnfl llbrarlan ln our IVIISS Krucher a 1 ell xx lth an lnterestlnot hobbx too, for Clalre eollects soap Qcrood clean funj Her post college career 19 un dctlded but xx hatexel' If IS she IS bound to hlt the Blology Club 1 jr Red Cross 2 Llbrary Coun ell 2 XILC presldcllt 3 prcsldcnt Photography Club 1 7 Pre Nled Club 2 3 Senlol' Class Plax Conlmlttee 3 Student Prlnts 1 2 3 Head Pho presldent fCI1lIl1 Fdltorlal Staff 3 lhcr 'I-UIOI'1I1g Club 2 YICC presldent 3 KNIT -X KOCH Cute ll l Xnltfl xx ho hopes to flllll CI posltlon as 21 secretflrx IS endoxx ed xx lth deeoratlxe 1lllllflCS Her lltlstle dlsplflx s fol the llbl IIN haxe been the pI'lClC of XX H S I4 llr l1'1lICkl 'XIIIII xxlll wo f'1I III hex chosen fleld Class Plax Commlttee 3 Slgllla Gamma Chl 3 Theater Club 7 LEIIIIII Tx plng Staff 3 future HELEN I -XX ERTX VVoxx ' She made another basket' That s Helen, our petlte athletle llllss xx llo exudes Good nature and Lute loolxs be llllld her QUICK manner -Xfter 1 hard xx orltout 111 the gx H1 she tools off at Gelt s house her fax OIIIC hangout Intramurals 1 2 3 S1gl'Il3 Gamma Chl 3 46 'Wx S PATRICIA I -XX IIRTX Illllx l3'lllUS lnd 1II1l 1lJlllI'X deserlbe Plt Nou lllelx flllil hel down Ill the dumps but alxx axs tI'0t.l1 ln own s tellfn Plt xx ho enloxs leldlllq also llltes lllSIO1X baseblll lnd LOOlx1I1U Sulelx thls xersatlle llllss xxlll sueeced III the Boxxllng Club 7 Ixeeutlxe Commlttee ' 3 lx.-If Slglllil Gamma Chl 3 Qr'M 4AL 4 A Q l. - Y D l 51 I I cv .Il .4 D , . . ' 1 I Q I I tl, .l , tl - 1 sa x 5 - H Q ' . . . ' 5 , . Q x -3 'A v Z 1 I 3 1 1 ' A ' - ' , l Q, L ,4 . 1 . . . K C , . - 'Q . v 1 -I K. . K 1 Y N Q ' ' ' ' 2 1 ' S . ' - I ' s ' -1 - v - I A I T T. A D - K L C . -k - 1 - K , l ' U . ' - - q . Say Dance Club 3g Librarx' CKJLIIICII 2, 3g SCIIIOI' 1 ' IF . V ' . ' ' 1. .F Y , 4 A JA A 1 . 551 1 . ' 1. 'z' 'Rl . ,.,. .Q . 1... J I If s y' . . ' . v ' ' .. ,' . . . D. ' , . , -Q , . L, Q , . . , , . C .s . e D - - - . . v Y . Y . . . . , Y - n 4 ' 1 s v -' ' . . 4 . , 1 L . , . Q ' ' - ETHEL LEARN Where s Ethel Whv' at Tony s house as usual A neat appearance and a tr1m flgure characterlze th1s gal She IS actne 111 sw 1mm1ng and enlovs the game of baseball To travel abroad IS th1s m1ss amb1t1on Bon Vovage' Bowlmg Club 2 treasurer Intramurals 3 S1gma f-NLM Gamma Ch1 3 rvh S ADELCHI LEONE L1ke plano accordlon or the drums? Well Adelch1 s your bow He s adept at all these mus1cal mstruments Th1S am1 able curly halred lad IS headed for a career 1n muslc Be s1des chords and notes basketball 1S a favorlte of h1s Band 2 3 B1ology Club 1 pres1dent Chorus 2 3 Dance Club 2 3 Execut1ve Comm1ttee 2 3 Intramural 2 Nav1gat1on Club 3 Orchestra 2 3 Pre Med Club 2 secretary 3 FRANCES LEVER Th1s tr1m mlss IS defmxtelv tops w1th us sen1ors Her excellent taste 1n clothmg contr1butes to an appearance fresh from Vogue Fmky s sklll on the dance floor IS an attr1bute wh1ch can t be beat B1ology Club 1 secretary Dance Club 2 3 sec retary Executne Comm1ttee 1 treasurer 2 sec retarv Semor Class Play Cast 3 S1gma Gamma Ch1 3 Student Counc1l 2 secretary 3 Student Pr1nts Staff 1 2 3 Art Edltor TXVlflCfS 2 3 Zen1th Art Staff 3 SN HELEN LISCHKE Our qulet soft spoken Helen IS an ardent lover of anlmals She IS especlallv fond of horses Helen wants to enter col lege to studv VCCCIIHZIV fT1CdlClI'1C a job ln wxhlch she IS bound to succeed because of her humane character B1ology Club 1 Chorus 2 3 Hostess 2 3 47 IXRLENE LONG Th1s blonde mlss loves to eat but her flgure certamlv doesnt show If Arlene llkes Engllsh as a malor and baseball as a favorlte sport Her ambltlon to become a telephone operator w1ll be fulfllled because of her soft NOICC Dance Club 2 secretary 3 Hostess 3 Intra murals 2 Semor Class Play Commlttee 3 JOHN MAHON MARTIN LISTNER Blond and personable 19 Marty wxth a u eakness for the falr sex To be a wrlter IS h1s greatest ambltlon George' he exclalms as a pretty glrl saunters doun the corrldor Hls fax or1te hangout IS the local movxe Dramatlc Club 1 Intramurals 1 2 johnme a loyal Cardmal fan 1S the guy wlth the mce d1spos1t1on He s a true Don juan who can twlst any glrl around h1s fmger Hls vocal rendltlons prove that WILLIAM LOONEX B111 can be seen tearmg around town 1n h1s Road master and when he s not drnmg It he s probably home repalrmg lt Airplanes of all kmds hold a fasclnatlon for hlm and h1s greatest amb1t10n IS to become a navy 1lot Boulmg Club 2 N2,YIg3fl0H Club 3 Photog raphy Club 3 Student Councxl 2 Zenlth Pho tography Staff 3 48 he s on the rlght track for a smgmg career Dance Club 2 3 Intramurals Z Semor Class Play Commxttee 3 Soccer 1 3 4 9 . , .... 1 . s I I3 ' ' Q . . 1 1 I . . V K . . .. H ,, Q Y .- . 3 1- a 9 - '- 1 44 va ' , . . . 'S 5 5 ,- I Y u'av ' ' 'cc pn , as 1 ' 1 V , I ,' '.' ' . 1 9 ' 3 5 ' I 'lil I XX I fl- M MARY MARCELON Mary, a good-natured, red-head, with a sparkling person- ality is admired by all. An ardent cheerer at basketball games Cwhen the Indians make a basketj she shouts, That's George! Her aim in life is to help humanity, by becoming a nurse. Biology Club 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Debating Club 1, Hostess 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Jr. Prom Com- mittee 2, jr. Red Cross Z, 3, Library Council 2, 3 vice-president, Pre-Med Club 2, 3, Senior Class Play Committee 3, Sigma Gamma Chi 3, Spanish Club 2, 3 president, Theater Club 1 secretary, 2 president, Tutoring Club 2, Zenith Editorial Staff 3. HENRY MATTHIES Henry's always talking about the one that got away. Fish, that is, because Hen is an ardent piscatorian. He enjoys an evening at his television set. His interest in science and farming will lead him to scientific agriculture as a voca- tion. Dance Club 2, 33 Rod and Reel Club 3. 'U E- 49 W 'Wir GERALD MARGOLIS Prince Albert with his pipe, wavy pompadour and clean-cut appearance, wishes to be a business executive with dozens of lovely secretaries. His smooth dancing ability is envied by all. This suave fellow enjoys taking moving pictures with pretty girls as stars. French Club 2, Intramurals 1. 5 GEORGE MC CLARY George, the head man on the Technicians Committee may be seen attending to technical affairs. His unrulv blond hair makes him easily recognizable during school affairs. The field of mechanical engineering will have a new and conscientious fellow in our George. Bowling Club 2, Techniciansl, Z, 3, chairman Senior Class Play Committee 3. V K. XF THEODORE MEINKE Tall, blond, good-looking, and immovable as the Rock of Gibraltar-that describes Ted to a T. He is noted for his tuba tooting in the W.H.S. band. A sports fan, he plays basketball and is a stalwart member of the Rockets tee 2, French Club 1, Intramurals 2, Traffic Committee 2, 3. , 2, 3, Dance Club 25 Executive Commit- PATRICIA MC GAULEY Personality plus is how we rate Pat. Get out of here! she'Il retort, if someone calls her McGauley. Pat's always greeting everyone with a friendly hello, This attribute should help her in her future career as a telephone opera- IOP. Dance Club 3, Intramurals 1, president 2, 3, Sig- ma Gamma Chi 3, Student Council 1. ANNE MILES If you see a gal in blue, guess who it is-Anne! Never was there a sweeter person than she. We will always remem- ber Anne behind her base violin. Everyone remarked, There's the violin, but where's Anne? Band 1, 2, 3, Dance Club 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Sigma Gamma Chi 3 treasurer. -1 RICHARD MOELLER A more serious, but likeable chap could be found no- where. His ability to speak the German language is as- tounding. just mention third period junior English to Rich, and he'll know what you mean. Rich likes nature, nature photography that is. German Club 2, president 3, Navigation Club 33 Senior Class Play Committee 3, Technicians 1, 2, treasurer 3, Tutoring Club 2. -fuu- 50 LENA MORAN Lena, a tall, well-dressed young lady is a Rebels' gift to VV.H.S. She will always be remembered for her unselfish work with the Junior Red Cross. This model miss will surely set the standard of fashion as a designer. Dance Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 3, French Club 1.g jr. Prom Committee 2g Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, chapter president 33 Senior Class Play Cast 3, Sigma Gamma Chi 3 presidentg Tri- Hi-Y 2 president, 3 president. ,X PATRICIA MORAN Popular and attractive-that fits Pat to a T. This miss possesses personality plus and lots of school spirit. She is an adept dancer and a talented actress. Her snake, Cleo, and her front gate are well known. Chorus 2, 3, Dance Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, Senior Class Play Cast 3, Sigma Gamma Chi 3 vice-president, Teens 3. nv K. K .ff EUGENE MURRAY Gene, of the green eyes, disarming smile, and urbane manner, is truly a likeable fellow. An accomplished violin- ist, he has been a reliable member of the orchestra. Ex- tremely well-read, Gene can argue extensively on almost any topic. Biology Club 1-g Chorus 1, 2, 3, Executive Com- mittee 2, Intramurals 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Senior Class Play Cast 3, Traffic Committee 2, H 3g Zenith Editorial Staff 3. FRED MUTZ Freddie is one of our gayest classmates. Though he en- joys girls and parties, he's also interested in baseball, bas- ketball and boxing, and is an ardent Rocky Graziano fan. When looking for Fred one can usually find him in V an's. Dance Club 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Student Council 1. 51 DORIS NOSEDA LOOK out' Here comes Dor1s pulllng up to the curb she made lt' Gettmg better all the tlme' Dependab1l1tv aboundmg wlth an affable and cheerful manner descr1bes Dons Her capablhty m anythmg she undertakes w1ll re sult ln some hlgh posltlon no matter what she does Chorus 2 3 Debatlng Club 1 Hostess 2 3 junlor Red Cross 2 J Llbrary Councll 1 2 3 Pre Med Club 2 3 secretary Semor Class Play Comm1ttee 3 Sxgma Gamma Chl 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 Student Councll 2 Theater Club 1 2 Zenith Edltorlal Staff 3 Assoclate Editor of Zemth ELIZABETH INEUMAIER Elsle lb one of the most popular glrls IU the class because of her sueet d1spos1t1on and 1nsp1red cheerleadmg Talk mg to Pat on the telephone takes up most of the spare tlme of thls fllI'f3f10ll5 young lady 3 lxecutne Commlttec 1 German Club 3 Dramatxc Club 3 Semor Class Play Commlttee 3 Slgma Camma Chl 3 Teens 3 MILDRED OBRADOVICH Our future Flfth Avenue Interlor Decorator IS fond of the fmer arts Although a qulet lass Mllhe enyoys Engllsh and all class work as well Muslcally speaklng she not only plaxs the PIHHO but also does well xx 1th the ac cordlon Dance Club 3 Dramatlc Club 3 French Club 1 Photography Club 3 Sngma Gamma Chl 3 Twlrlers 2 3 RHODA NOVECK Our future actress IS she xx 1th shmy halr and an a1r of Spam about her We haxe wondered why Noveck s Pharmacy xx as Rhoda s hangout Now we know she llkes thelr lce cream' To her goes luck ln her dramatlc career Dance Club 3 Debatmg Club 3 Dramatlc Club 1 2 secretary 3 Hostess 3 Semor Class Play Cast 3 Spamsh Club 3 S2 , . . . . 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JOAN OLIVER See that streak of llghtnlng zoomlng down Llberty Place That s the jeep wlth joanle behlnd the wx heel Her good nature proves that she IS llked by all To work she re plles What the heck tomorrow s another day' Intramurals 1 2 3 Slgma Gamma Chl 3 Trl Hl Y 2 3 HELENE OXENHANDLER Helene an expert ID South Amerlcan dances IS noted for her sklll at rhunlbas and mambos She also IS proflclent at horse back rldlng Engllsh 1S her favorlte sublect and should help her career as a secretary Slgma Gamma Chl 3 M fun RAYMOND O NEILI Have Vou seen anv alrplane dI'HYV1I'lgS lately Thev were probablv deslgned by our shv guy Ray O Nelll who 15 forever pursulnfr hls hobby Perhaps Ray has hls head Ill the clouds but he wlll certalnly be a flylng success dent Rod and Reel Club 3 TCClIHIC18nS 1 2 STELLA PAPPAS Stella s rapld stx le of speech 15 characterlstlc of her llvelx personallty Clear grax ex es also add to her charm Her abllltx as presldent of the Hostess Club led to an ev tremely successful ternl Ilrerlch Club 1 Hostess 7 3 presldent Drama IIC Club 3 Intramurals 1 2 Senlor Class Play COHIHIIIICC J Slgma Gamma Chl 3 Theater Club 2 53 v cc 11 ' - ' V S l ' 1' - - ' ff ' cl va 19 'W 7 I ' , , 4 ' ' 9 '- V, - , H Z . 1 5 J y . . I 3 V J v I 1' . , . . , . ' ', 7 7 a ' 1 , . German Club 2g Navigation Club 3 vice-presi- z s ' ' . - s 1 s - . , . I . Z 5 1 c Y ' 1 l I . ' Y . ' A ' ' -, ' s - 3 , 3 ' 'Q 9 BERNADINE PASSANTE Betty,'l with her lovely, clear complexion, and sweet manner may well be considered a model high school girl. A sports fan, she chooses the Dodgers as her team. This gal is bound to succeed as a secretary to some prominent executive. Curiosity Club 1, Library Council 2, 3, Pre- Med Club 2, 3, Sigma Gamma Chi 3, Spanish Club 3. Xie-st DOROTHY PARIS Dotty's smooth style of singing is right on the beam with us students, and her sweetness and cheery hello are welcomed at any time. As a Homeroom Representative, she was rewarded by the students with a Weehawken ln- dian doll. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Debating Club 1 treasurer, Ex- ecutive Committee 1, 2, 3, Hostess 3, Spanish Club 2, 3 secretary, Theater Club 1, 2. GEORGE POLITIS Georgie, the Gorgeous Greek, who knows his basket- ball from Alpha to Omega, is one of the best liked fellows in our class. His muscular physique, curly hair, brown eyes and charming smile make him a hit with the fair sex. -. Block Letter Club 2, 3 vice-p1'esidentg,Basket- ball 1, 3g Dance Club 2, 3, Executive Committee 1 vice-president, Trafiic 2, 3. RUDOLPH PFISTER Rudy works in a gasoline station, and hopes that some day he'll be able to become an auto mechanic, and own his own garage. l-Ie's proud of his car, and seems to think that his is best of all. 54 EDGAR PROUT Tall ambling l'Gus is one of the stalxvarts of our basket ball team X ou can see him makmg a basket on the court and then uttermg GadLooks He also enjoxs ax1at1on but h1s dxshkes are grammar and ITllSS1I1g shots rn basket 'I Basketball 1 jN 2 3 Varslty Block Letter Club 3 Dance Club 2 3 Executlxe Commlttee 3 treasurer jr Prom Commxttee 2 Semor Class Play Commntee 3 Traffic 2 surf 'Www JOAN QUINTON jOAN PUTH oan a true lox Cl of L'lI1IllCS hopes to ralse BOXCIS xx hen she graduates Of all her sehool subleets she enjoys Math most One of the most t'lllC'lf1XC ffxrls 111 the 9CI'll01 elass she admlts that talkmff 15 her fax orlte hobbx Slgma Gamma Chl 3 Heres a tr1m mrss xvxth fla1r for the brushes and the result xvlll be a eommerelal art1st Hudson County Park IS xx here she pract1ees tenn1s W1HdOSV shopprng appeals to joan and th1s IS proved by her neat appearance Dance Club 2 Intramurals 1 2 r Prom Com mlttee 7 Sen1or Class Play Commrttee 3 Srgma Gamma Clu 3 Student Prmts Buslness Staff 1 7 3 Business Nlana er Tr1 Hxa 2 3 Zemth g -Xrt Statf 3 ROSALX IN RAX FlN Cllek ellek doxxn the corrldor A ereamx eomplexxon ash blonde halr and that pm ox er her heart deserxbe Roz perfeetlx Good taste ID elothmg also adds to her neat appearanee WVe are all sure she xxlll sueeeed ln her am bltlon eaehxng Dance Club 2 3 lxeeutne Commxttee 1 2 llostess 3 jr Prom Commlttee 2 Photography Club l 2 secretary Semor Class Play Com nnttec 3 Sngma Gamma Chl 3 Lemth Pho tography Staff 3 55 x - ' 9 ' LK , 77 ' vi Y' ' ' 1 , , - b.ll. 1 Y . v 7 1 3 9 ,Q 3- 9 g . n 1 K ... - ' s, . ' , l, . 1 1 . 4 , . , . c ,Z ,. . . . D. . .., if , - y V D . M' ' 1 ,X . .w . . 9 . I w. A Y ' ' ' 7 ' 1 4 A , 91- - -5 . Q ' a ' ' , -1 l -l 3 ' ' vl . . 8 V. V , , . , , , , .. 1 . , ' ' , 14 J' . A , . . 1. 9- H. ,la . 3. ' .sl ,Q D ' 1 . Q . - Q s - MORTON REINSTEIN Morty's admirable ambition in life is to become a suc- cess in the business world. He is a rabid Dodger fan, and also enjoys popular jazz music, going for joy rides, and Intramurals 1. CHARLES REINECKE To bowl a score of 300 is Charlie's favorite dream. State your honest opinion and Charlie will jest, You think so, huh? The ladies agree that he's a wonderful dancer and someday Chick will waltz his way to success. Dance Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club Z, 33 Executive Committee 1, 3, French Club lg jr. Prom Com- mittee Zg Senior Class Play Cast 3, Theater Club 2, Zenith Typing Staff 3 head typist. 1, 2 Qs- in-D vol' EUGENE REZACH Buby, an ardent baseball and basketball fan puts his artistic talent to work in his shop classes. Big shots of schools are his pet peeve. Between T.V. programs, Gene pops in and out of Lutze's. Baseball lg Intramurals 2. KENNETH REISER 'LPete Reiser, not the one with the Dodgers, but our own red-headed Secaucusite is a quiet, friendly person who definitely dislikes class talks. He always emotes Gee, Whiz! when anyone mentions engineering as his future life's work. 56 FRANK RICHARDSON Frankie Richardson Esq. III is a whiz at playing cards and everytime he wins you can hear him say Indubitably so, I had to win. Frankie aspires to be a photographer, an ambition which he recounts at Marra's Drug Store. LORRAINE RIENZO Lorraine's chief characteristics are her lively personality, cuteness and dark eyes. Skating, bowling and watching the Indians down the court are some of her pastimes. The executive who employs Lorraine as a secretary will cer- tainly be lucky. Hostess 3 treasurerg Intramurals lg Sigma Gam- ma Chi 3g Spanish Club 2, 3g Twirlers 1. JANFT RISTA A cute slim trick in neat collegiate apparel with a cheerful disposition is janet. She enjoys the game of basketball and the fellows who play it. Swimming is also a favorite of hers-and she dislikes homework. Executive Committee 39 French Club lg Hostess 3g Intramurals 2g Senior Class Play Committee 3g Sigma Gamma Chi 3g Tri-Hi-Y 35 Twirlers 1, 2 secretary and treasurer, 3 captain. ROLAND ROGERS Big Timls friendliness and clever wit combined with red hair make him extremely popular among his fellow stu- dents. Besides his amiability, he's one of our foremost basketball players. He's a whiz at math-likes to calculate numerical GJ figures. Basketball 1 j.V., 2, 3 Varsityg Block Letter Club 33 Dance Club 2, 3g German Club 2, 3g Traffic 2. 57 IRV ING ROSEN Chubby is particularly interested in baseball and basket- ball. His favorite hobbies are model plane building and tinkering with radios. Chub is another one of the many who dislikes getting up in the morning, but definitely enjoys historv class. Intramurals 11 Radio Club 2, vice-president. ROSEIXIARIE RUDD This girl with a wonderful sense of humor enjoys music and dancing. Foremost in her mind is the ambition to be- come a dutiful wife. That favorite expression, Don't be so dramatic, is in direct contradiction to her happy-go- lucky spirit. Curiosity Club 33 Hot Rods 2g Sigma Gamma Chi 3. '53 if-'A AGNES RYAN Agnes' interest in commercial subjects and her desire to become a secretary seem to be synonymous. She was one of those hard-working and unsung backstage hands- helping out with wardrobes and makeup on the night of the Senior Play. Curiosity Club 2g Hostess 3g Intramurals 3g Sigma Gamma Chi 3. 1 CATHERINE RL PPERT Collecting various records is an expensive hobby of Cath's, and also going to the athletic games-baseball, bas- Lf'- ketball, football. Her sparkling manner topped with a sense of humor will help achieve her ambitions of life. Sigma Gamma Chi 3g Dance Club 3g Hostess 3. Intramurals 2, 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1. 58 DIANNE SCHLOEDER Watch out for that backstroke!-that's 'Di' at her usu- al racket. The girl with the laugh is an incessant record collector-especially of jazz and be-bop. College is her goal-it shouldn't be too hard for her to accomplish. Biology Club lg Dance Club 35 Hostess 3g In- tramurals 1, Z, 33 Pre-Med Club 33 Sigma Gam- ma Chi 3g Spanish Club 3g Theater Club 2. HELEN SCHMIDT Helen likes regular people and good food. She enjoys watching her favorite television programs at home. She hopes to pursue her favorite interest, Biology, by attend- ing veterinary school. G5ds is her pet expression and uses it endlessly. jr. Red Cross 3, secretaryg Hostess 2, 39 Sigma Gamma Chi 3g Tutoring Club 2, 33 Zenith Busi- ness Staff 3, Asst. Treasurer. IRENE SCHNACKENBERG It is quiet people who accomplish great things, and surely Irene will be one of them. Her sweetness, interest in others, calm efliciency and skill in typing will be valu- able assets in her future as an oflice worker. Curiosity Club 2, 3g Sigma Gamma Chi 35 Student Pfints 3g Theater Club 2. MYRNA SCHOR Intelligent, capable and fun to be with, Myrna admires well-dressed girls. Her spare minutes are used ambitiously in knitting beautiful multicolored sweaters. She is active in painting and swimming, and her goal is to be a mar- ried Lab. Technician. Biology Club lg Dance Club 33 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 35 Intramurals lg Senior Play Cast 3g Sig- ma Gamma Chi 3g Tutoring Club 2, 3. 59 ELIZABETH SCHROEDER Cheerful and sweet, this amiable gal is an amateur photog- rapher. Betty is a sports fan who enjoys Weehawken's basketball best. Betty wants to improve her art of cook- ing. Who knows? Some day a Prince Charming may be ALBERT SCHUMANN RONALD SCHREIER Ronnie's big ambition is to become a successful ac- countant. An ardent baseball fan, he also enjoys playing the piano and likes a good card game now and then. His favorite school subject is English, and he's frequently seen at Ewe's. I captivated by her artistry. Curiosity Club 2, 3, secretary, Dance Club 3, Hostess 3, Intramurals 3, Sigma Gamma Chi 3. 1 I 7' 's i 3 . EDITH SCHULTHEIS President of the Senior Class, smiling Al is one of the most capable boys in school. His many interests range from student government to building model airplanes. His popularity stems from his likeable personality and efficiency in everything he undertakes. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Executive Committee 2, 3 presi- dent, German Club 3, Senior Class Play Com- mittee 3g Student Council 1, 2 treasurer, 3, Technicians 1, 2 secretary, 3. Edy is a gal who likes to have fun, particularly in Mrs. Klein's udritte jahr Deutsch. She is an ardent gymnast who belongs to a local gym society. Her ambition is to become a secretary. Dance Club 3g German Club 2, secretary, 3 vice-presidentg Hostess 3, Intramurals 2, 3g Senior Play Committee 3, Sigma Gamma Chi 3, Tutoring Club 2, 3, Zenith Typing Staff 3. 60 EDWARD SCHWARTZ Fddxe 19 an ardent admlrer of musxc spendmg much of hrs trme plaunv the tenor sax BCS1dCS muslc Eddle en lots sports partlcularlx tCI1l'11S women and Engllsh class and he often utters the famrhar sax mg Let s face lt Page 61 Band 1 7 3 Blologx Club 1 treasurer Chorus 2 Dance Club 2 Dramatlc Club 2 treasurer Lxccutne Commrttee 2 treasurer French Club 3 treasurer jr Prom Commrttee 2 Orchestra 7 3 Semor Class Play Commlttee 3 Student Prxnts 1 3 3 assocrate edrtor Tennis 2 Wt ADELE SCRIVANI Exeryone knows Adele bv those Montgomery Cllft photos xx hrch are pasted all over her locker her ardent cheermrr for the Grants and her cheerful personallty Group s Canteen Curroslty Club 3 Hostess 3 Srgma Gamma Chl 3 Zemth Typmg Staff 3 HOPE SILVERSTEIN The scholastrc achrevements of thls miss are outstandlng An avld Spamsh student she speaks wrth the fluency of a natrve and mtends to major ln forelgn languages Whatever her occupatron our g1rl Slll er should come through xuth Hvlng colors Chorus 1 2 3 Debatmg Club 1 Dramatrc Club 1 2 3 Hostess3 jr Prom Commrttee 2 Span rsh Club 3 wee presrdent Student Prrnts 1 2 3 news editor Tutormg Club 3 treasurer KARLENE SKOLDBERG She s a qulet mlss we agree but that doesn t detract from her su eet manner and good looks Her ambltlon IS to learn how to drlxe so watch out' She wants to be a secretary Chocolate sundaes make her remark Swell Bowlmg Club 2 Hostess Club 3 61 .' a l' ' ' I .lf .. 1. 'Y , 7 , , - ' v- 5, v - vs 1 7 I .-, 1 ' j 3 . - .A , Sa a ' a ' L - ' 9 -, .A ' ' ' 9 ' . -, 5 - 1 v . , Q 5 6 D l ' - E.: She spends much of her spare tlme at the Frrendly Cheer 'luv ' . . . 9 3 . . l f jk E t t 5 v. 3 7 . q . . . . n ' ' an ' V vs 9 . , 4 ' 3 ' v v Q 3 ' 3 ' v ' 3 9 1 ,, 3 U t 9 ' ' 7 9 7 . 7 , I CL 77 MARY LOU SMITH 'LLou's beaming smile and friendly hello make her a popular member of our class. Upon graduation she in- tends to follow office work as a career. She is particu- larly fond of basketball and dancing. Her spare moments are spent at Van's. Dance Club 3, Executive Committee 35 Intra- murals 2, 39 Sigma Gamma Chi 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2. EDWARD SMITH Smitty is the man to see if you attend the movies. He's the head usher at the Lincoln. He's a rabid, sports fan who spends considerable time playing baseball. To be an 15-s LEILA SOLOMON F.B.I. agent or a T-man is his ambition. JOEL SPRAYREGEN joel, the editor-in-chief of the Student Prints, will be a journalist. He is an avid Brooklyn fan, and often says, Wait till next year. He enjoys reading and basketball, and is the captain of the Mungies. jr. Prom Committee 2g Radio Club 2, Senior Class Play Committee 33 Spanish Club 2g Stu- dent Council Zg Student Prints 1, 2 sports editor, 2, 3 editor-in-chief. A capable girl with initiative is future teacher Leila. Belonging to a sorority takes up time, but she also enjoys stamp collecting, dancing, and reading. She likes all forms of entertainment, and dislikes people on a soap box. Intramurals, 1, 33 Theater Club 1. 62 SANFORD STELE Oh, that Sandy! A likeable, witty fellow, he is averse only to homework. His ambition to be a concert pianist claims most of Sandy's time and interest. We wish him all the success in the world. Chorus 3, Intramurals 1, Orchestra 2, 3. BARRX STIEGLITZ 'LBosco has the worthwhile ambition of some day own- ing his own business. He likes girls, basketball, and watching T.V. Ca worthy combinationj. He is one of the Mungies, and particularly favors Math as a school subject. Intramurals 1. JOHN STROLE Greetings! This cheery salute comes from john Strole, champion of the trolley, electrician extraordinary Be- neath that reserved exterior lies a sharp sense of humor. The experience gained in his workshop, and his brilliant intellect should carry him to the top. Biology Club lg Radio Club 2 president, Zenith Photography Staff 3. ROBERT STURMFELS Bob's humorous way gives him that devilish look which rates him as a good guyf' No one will ever forget his class talks in history. He names social activities as his pastime. But, Bob, please explain! Curiosity Club 3, Dance Club 2, 3g Photography Club 3, Senior Class Play Cast 3. 63 'SW BETTX TANNENBAUM A tall slender figure a neat appearance topped wlth shmx black haxr character1ze Betty Although st1ll sl1m shes forex er eatmg xery gooex sundaes Her drx humor sup plles a xx lttx comeback for anx s1tuat1on Betty mtends to contmue her educatlon at Eastern College Debatmg Club 1 Intramurals 1 Hostess 2 3 Theater Club I 2 Sigma Gamma Chl 3 Span xsh Club 2 Dramatrc Club 3 MICHAEL SWIFT Sagebrush Sxxrft IS a great horse lover and he hopes to oxxn a pack of hxs oyxn Nhke s fax orlte school sublect IS Psx chologx He enjoys football and sxvlmrnmg but stranffe as rt max seem he dlsllkes baseball Execunve Commlttee 2 ARPENA TAX ITIAIN Appx has xx on conslderable d1st1nct1on xx 1th her fine soprano xo1ce She xx as selected for the All State Chorus for txxo xears and plax ed the trombone ln the WH S Band In add1t1on she yxas rn the cast of the Senlor Play ESTELLE TARANTINO Estelle xvlshes to become a d1et1c1an after college so II seems someone xx1ll be eatlng xx ell' Among other act1v1 tres she enloxs xx Fltlflg' poetrx The Spamsh student xxlll alxx axs remember Estelle for her unusual questxons En Espanol Cunoslty Club 2 3 XICC prcs1dent Slgma Gam ma Cln 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 Zemth Typmg Staff 3 64 B ndl Z 3 Chorusl 2 3 Dance Club Z 3 Dramatlc Club 7 3 Orchestral 2 3 Semor Play Cast 3 Slgma Gamma Chl 3 secretary Teens 3 Trl H1 X 2 3 r v .L ' . . . v . . , ' 1 3 7 l V ' 15 I r - . . . v. 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I. - W Y 7 t J 3 vs RITA TEMPIA Rlta IS abundantly blessed w1th the glft of gab Her love for hlstory IS demonstrated bv her excellent marks For lelsure Rlta llkes readmg and for excltement football Her slncerlty wxll make her a true Angel of Mercv Executne Commrttee 1 French Club 3 secre tary Lnbrary Council 2 3 Pre Med Club 2 3 Semor Class Play Commxttee 3 Sxgma Gamma Chl 3 MARGARET TURRIAN ISABELLF THORP Square your sets Get ready the dance s about to begm Thats lzzys faworlte pastlme folk danclng Watchmg spectacular basketball games I5 another of her fancles She s always zestful about weekends up at camp lt can t be lust Nature that beckons her' Dance Club 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 Sxgma Gam ma Chl 3 Zemth Art Staff 3 Margle a llvely gal IS very actrve ln soclal work She also enjoys danclng and skatlng After basketball games she llkes to relax at Feulner s Her favorlte subject Commer c1al Law w1ll help wxth her future ambltlon an office worker Cheerleaders 3 varslty Dance Club 2 3 J Red Cross 2 Slgma Gamma Chx 3 Theater Club 2 Trl H1 Y 2 3 Twxrlers 1 Z ARMAND W IEITEZ Specs IS as well known around school for h1s saxophone playing- as he IS for h1s serxes of first names When hes not tootxng hxs plumbers dellght he s plavxng basket ball Durmg a conversatlon wlth Armand hell interrupt w1th Imtellmg you Band 1 2 3 Dance Club 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 Orchestral 2 3 65 . x l . 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L -. - ALFRED WOI FRAXI -Xl our pal of pals IS trulx a frlend of xx hom ue max be proud He adores Ulrls almost as much as he does basket ball lf x ou xc looltmg for -Xl x ou ll hnd hnu doun at the Fxeld xx 1th the boxs B se mall Xlanaqer I 3 Bxologx Clul I German Club 7 treasurcr 3 prcsldent Intra n rals l r Prom Comnnttee 2 Traffic Committee 7 3 lemth ldltornl Staff 3 XIICHAFI WOLFSONI Small xn stature great ln talent Blg Wlke made qulte a h1t clonnmg m tne Qemor Plat He admits that h1s chief mterests are school studies and glrls Surelw gemal Xhke ulll get ahead 1n llfe Bovslmg Club 2 Dance Club 7 3 X3Wlg3l10I1 Club 3 secretary Pre Nled Club 2 3 Photog raphy Club 3 Senlor Class Plax Cast 3 Student Prmts 1 -gl We XRTHLR VX X NIOTT The Nan IS going to be serx ed some good chow xx hen Bug Arch heads the coolung squad He likes to collect penmcs but th1s xs merelx an axocatlon for h1s chxef ln terest IS the opposlte sew Dance Club 3 Intramurals 1 Soccer 2 3 FRED X LNGINGER Freds major lnterest ln llfe IS photographs He enyoxs takmg plctures and some das hopes to own h1s oun photoengraxmg shop Fredd1es lesser xnterests are base ball and h1s neu C J 33 Chex rolet Has fax orlte school subyect 15 Enghsh Intramurals 1 7 4r 68 l A 4 A , . 1 . 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A .Q WM . x W aww H N- , uc, , Y Q. ir f- Mf..Aw.1f -f . . .ffm K -...MW t ,rf fstvisw -.,., Akkk fmgifi H . N i .. W 5? qv- SVNIOR l XIfCL lilYlf CONlXlIT'I'I-Yli l.c1'z rn Iligfff. I-'irrr Razr: j. Cecelia. Secretary. -I. llims. Vice-President. A. Schumann, Presi- dent. Xlr. lferris. Adviser. SCLYJIIJ Roar: R. Giirito. j. Ristii, D. Paris, Nl. Smith, A. Cambria. '1'!.iir.i Roux: C. Reinecke. R. lfleckenstein. B. Diehl. I-'ozrrzh Row: A. l.eone, j. Barsa, B. Kzirlstcin. XY. Hilton. 'fs -e ,-xi. stii1UXlASN I -xl 6 PfQSlklClH Scmof C1 3' Senior Executive Committee Our Senior lfxecutive Committee. under the cap- able leadership of Al Schumann. has done innnv things for which thev should be commended. ln addition to the successful selling of Christmas wrappers. the committee was responsible for the planning of the Senior Prom. Class Night. and the Senior Plav. which bv the xvnv. provided an ex- cellent source of revenue for the class trensurv. To this group we oxvc Ll million thunlts for super- vising 11 successful Senior vear. f ww-nr . f f 1 , Mg. 9 V , F i I j f W K a 2,54-fm funn, VA 4N,'is.l-,' ..'. vv't,P . ,Q 7T'ffigQ'AL4g 1321 f 9,2541 ' '. f if fag,-gf,gx,v A: rf-' Infwmyhkvlk, wzbww ,rg 5' wwfgggfl ,gl V' V , my Qty , A ,M .,.l X , Q' x if ll-'YITH EDITORIAL S'TAlr'l-' Zi-ZNITH IQDITORS S ned. I.. rn R.: L. Biieelitold, C. liruelier, B, Billing- Lefr I0 Right: jenn l-fger. Associate Eilitory Doris u, D. Paris. Xl. Xlnreelon. Sziimlilluq, I.. to R.: Al. Noseda, Associate lftlitorg Louis Altman, lfditor in Cohen. R. lfleelcensrein, I . Nlurriiy. Chief. Louis Alrumn Doris Nosedii jenn lfger Lorraine Bgieelitoltl loin Doyle lfstelle 'lliriintino Clmrles Reineeke ZFNITI I OVFICVRS liditor-in-Cliicf Associate Lditor Associate l-'ditor Literary liditor Att lftlitor Business Manager Rosemarie Biekel Assistant Business Manager Sandra XYnllaeliy .Treasurer llelen Seluuidt Assistant Treasurer l-'ileen Iloliiimii Assistant Treasurer I lead Typist . qv-R Xlrs. lflimlmetli Selilieliting l-fditorial Adviser MUN' ' . .Ai f ., ,A RXAL - A Nlr. Riiiiuoiitl l.. llopltins Business Atliiser f HKU - ' rliimg- -xiiil ll i iii SUM ll urs. Him' Zl'fXl'lill ART STAN-' Zl-'Nllill TYPIXCI S'l'Al7lf I 'yr ru Riglrr: lf. Lever. ll. Biirrnle. l. lliorp. lf. Hesse. Left rn Riglfr: l-ftlitli Sliultlieis. Adele Seriixini. Ani i l. Dovle, R. Giirito. A. Crunlmria. Koch, Charles Rcinceke, joan Dorsey. Rurli Atz, anet Haas. 3 BUSINIQSS STAFF BUSINITSS STAFF Sfgyjdingv lgff 10 rflqhff Ilcnfy Ilggqlnmiiny Rgyfnqind SIFIIILIIIILQ, ldff Nl Tighfi ISLIXYIIT SCITXYLIITZ, JOSCPIT Barsa, Gonsctli, George Aliiclllziry, Alnirrin I.istncr, Stanlcv Robert KMNCIH' 1'f Y Kmstcr' SL'-IMI, lvff T0 'IMI-'75 - ' . .. -' f- joan Ilubing, Ruse Ifricdnian, Iflimbcrli Ncuninicr, Ruth Ilcllo Izicmio. Scared, lc!! to l'1'Lff'f. juan I,g,Lr, I.c1Ia gmt Ilgmg, Arz, Helen Lisclikc. Sulmnon, Doris Noscdai, I The . 1951 Zenith ZICNIT , , H Busixrsg ADWSFR Rajqllwfid L . ' 'ns ZITNITII PIIOTOGRAPHY ZVNITH TREASIJRIQRS BLISINIQSS .XIANAGIQRS STAFF I.. to R.: IC. Ilolimann, Asst. Trcris- Scared, I.. ro R.: Ifstcllc Tarantino Lgfy 10 Riglyrg XY, Ipmicy, R. Raven, urcrg NYaIIacliy, Trcasurcrg II. Business Alanagcr. Ruscnmric Bickel J. Strole. Schmidt, Asst. Treasurer Assistant Business Manager. 6' SA., Q . fx .A ' iff! A -. X NN- QX -Hr T11 'flask if K e WX J , 4 H M M A 1:-2 'ibm-, .- aw, 091 N 'Y MY! 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Q .W 'n .3-. ,- z- I '- 2 X ' :-'Q -- ' ew, '-Efi' , f N ' .19 - -nf' ., .Q K -.gh ' .42 . lv -. ,Q -, E. ,vc Il K ' 'itil A ,Q . 1 f in 'fu . 'X ,I ,. .uf f ' - .5-'. .f, X. .I Y 4' Wx -is :bi V a r .9 Nx,.x ,w x 'T ' x 5' 7 'Q ' . 'qu xx -. . - ,gp ' , J .,, ,. rsiafxfiiz, fd ' ! ,,, ilwl , . , , '-.Q Q b 'gk V f , N.- STUDENT TEACHERS Seated, left to right: S. XVallachy, Mr. Strukelg M. Mareclon, Miss Honissg D. Noseda, Miss Bellerg D. Paris, Mrs. Garrityg C. Krucher, Mr. Stubbsg R. Tcmpia, Miss Roelkerg B. Billingham, Mrs. Schlichtingg A. Tavitian, Mr. Rossmang L. Baechtold, Miss MacArdle. Staizding: R. Moeller, 4 ng Miss Alexovitsg Stroll, Mr. Sarafiang E. Prout, Miss Powellg R. Gonseth, Miss Gulickg C. Murray, Mr. Pagnot- tag L. Altman, Mr. Millerg H. Silver- 0 7 , stein, Mrs. Reisch. VI BOARD OF EDUCATION SUPERINTENDENT Seared, left to rigbz: j. Cecilia, Vice-Presidentg Albert Schumann .-X. lYolfram, Presidentg R. Garitog J. lfger, Secre- taryg lf. l.everg M. Batten. Studen CANDID SHOT REMARK Ucompmnden Yds? How does it feel to be behind the pedagogic desk? How does it feel to teach twentv-odd questioning, wandering, pedantie. sardonic minds? Ask any of the tutors for a day. The school elected five Seniors to the Student Board of Education, and they in turn picked the most deserving Seniors to fill teaching positions on Student Day. Those chosen followed the same procedure and schedule as their assigned teacher, and were at all times responsible for A their classes. I Seniors filled all positions-from President of the Board to lamtors. J5- Jx STUDENT TIQACHFRS Served 021 floor, left ro right: Barsa. Mr. l-'errisg j. Margoleis, Miss Mnxlield. Scrmzd Roux' R. Karlstein, Mr. Hopkins. lf. Yeumaier, Mrs. Klein: ,l. Cannell. Mr. L, Fox. M. King. Mrs. Bain: M. Turrian. Mr. Beisswnngcrg M. Schor, Mr. Henryg lf. Seliultlieis. Miss Montagneg Oliver, Mrs. M'elland. STi'l71di71gI T. Doyle. Mr. C. Fox. F. Schwartz, Miss McFadden. XY. Hilferty, Mr. Ross- rnang j. Sprayregan, Mrs. Oppenheim. C7 ami. SITCRFTARY PRINCIPAL SECRETARIAL STAFF SUP!-'RX IQOR OT S'l L DH 5 Rurl1At2 R0hertFleCkCI1StCir1 Lefz ro Riglar: Muriel Gaskin, Anita Koch. Rulierrliichl Ely -IANITORS Rurh Azz, Stella Pappas. l.c7'f rn right: K. Christiansen. M. Smith. C. Dudley. B. Dorsey, P. McCauley, Mrs. Beselig llulier. R. Sturrnfels. M r. :L The future in the instant. Shakespeare af 19- Z? UL'fvL7.u.A,3 , LII' J fzlljy,-CMU, 7, we' fire amb 07. ,gf , f. N llz1m'.1l.' .wil .1 tiger for .lIo11tt'lair I1iALglJ. ' - 4 1 .fa A 1 ,. 5- U I A rx O' of 1 4, 'rx y Q ,J . Avg '.. ' , A 'riff The C1110 There'll be children from thc attic to the cellar, stated Frank Gilbrcth. lhose words were heard on November IT, 1950. when the auditorium of Vllee- hawken High School was packed to the rafters with an enthusiastic crowd. The plav Cheaper bv the Dozen was acted bv a superb Senior east. All the class meni- bers who worked diligentlv the previous six weeks were rewarded bv the success of the plav and the attendance of the author, Ernestine Gilbreth Carey. Cheaper bv the Dozen, under the capable super- vision of .Xliss Marion I-loniss, is a humorous biog- raphy, bv Frank and lfrnestine Gilbreth. featuring the unusual life of an emcienev expert, his wife, and his nivriad offspring. Thanks to the hard work and persistence of our direc- tor. .Xliss Honiss. and make-up consultant. Mrs. De- Xlontreaux. together with the skillful jobs done bv our stage crew. the greasepaint gang. and publieitv eoni- mittee. and all the other behind-the-scenes workers. we will never forget our outstanding Senior Class if r, ' ,fir NK Plav. 41 1JomcS11f 'ffl O11 ,trngc e1'cryb0dy ! 82 Army. lay Xlr. Gilhreth Hrs. Gilbreth Ernestine lfrnnk ,lnekie Dun Bill lfrenl Anne l,llll11Il .Xlnrtlm .X l rs. lr ll'ZQ'CI'1l 5 Dr. llurtun blue Scales Bliss Brill Larry ld W! Nfl Robert Knlrlstein Lena Horan Put Nloran XYillimn .-Xbrnmowitz Nlielmel VVolfson blames Grnlmmn Bill Hilferty Steve Bugardo lfrnnees l.ex'er Roienmrie Cinritu .Xlyrnu Sehor Arpena Tuvitian Eugene Murray Robert Sturmfels Rlwclu Noveelc Charles Reineelce as ' x 8 va 4 -I ' v' uv! ' K' Q z'1fl.w ' -Q , , .ir A' P. 113.41 , I , 54' x .nf ' u ' Q5'.A'-I 'a J I is Qin .A 5 . 1 , , jx .trrly . 4 'Q 4 r' 5, 5- if W-: I -f - ,pf w . X ' ?'-J 'lf V, ,., txt 'Sy ,V rf., If be , . ,, I , , - , 1 ,, W . f ' A if I NM, ' ' f ' L: A' 1 ' I AQ . -w't'l1.1r'.1f1f 15' llliljl ' l1'.rll.'H1l1 t'fIir'1'tvJr'j ftwfffl. GLASS vfyf WL resenfg curl Pere gy rf l,iyt .w' ::tiq!.'rIt'r111 111 mx. X JV me vozm Zflljl Jr Xllr Q J 1, :uznm-1 scnucrmuc . . Aavisof ,MN mm U U Mm, E,,,,,,, OWS A'-'MAN - - FWD' moms NOSEDA . . Assoc Editor THE Zll lTH 66145 of 1951 WEEHAWKEN HIGH SCHOOL june 18, 1951 Weehawken High School XVeehawken, New jersey All those wonderful people responsible for three memorable years at W.H.S. Subject: The heartfelt thanks of a class of graduating Seniors as they pre- pare to walk through the portals of their Alma Mater, secure in the knowf- edge that they have received the finest possible preparation for the turbu- lent world that lies without. Attention: The members of the Board of Education, who provided us with Weehawken High School, one of the Hnest. Mr. Chase, whose primary interest was always our education, and who brightened our lives with his seasonal predictions of a dire fate for Mr. Becker's Yankees at the hands of the Red Sox. Mr. Becker, he of the cheery smile and friendly greeting, who maintained order with occasional much-needed censures, and had that greatest of gifts, a hearty sense of humor. We salute him with a resounding, George! Miss Gouled, a friend in need, whose eternal monument consists of the successful careers she helped carve. Mr. Ferris, class advisor, to whom we owe the success of all our class endeavors. Miss Honiss, to whom we wish nothing but the best for producing the best. Cur entire faculty, in recognition of the difliculties they often encountered in bringing to us the education we will now put to use. God bless them for remaining undiscouraged! Our revered parents, wielders of the administrative hand. Spankings and pats alike helped us on the road to maturity. Mr. Nuedling, and his associates at Bastian Bros., who gave us the sketch of our class ring whcih appears on page 25. American Yearbook Company, and especially Mr. H. C. Martin, who helped the Zenith staff with many a problem. Our Zenith advisors, Mrs. Schlicting and Mr. Hopkins, who made a dream come true. Our advertisers, those indispensable people who made that dream a prac- tical reality. To you all, a sincere appreciation that mere words never adequately express. The Class of 1951 f ,,,,......-g UNDERCLASSMEN G ff 'X U Q9 Y X. 1 vu 0 1 r C alms 'I ruasurcr mmm Q wx mx XdXl5LI XY P H s Ylcc-I rom cm. N, Sclxm-11lnc1'1:. Scwcmry. S 'von wi: . r'.1r . . N'XlJJUlI1l. . . . . Dwlu. ' FIIILIH. 5. iUI1l0I'Ql. L. Gate 'uw S. Ifiscnbcr .IL1flL'k.,. .LAI '. 1 .rm Q. .rv 15: . ' L-dfch. NIM' intra. D. Ui .H 'L-'. I. N .c. . lc ac 5. -. Rmcn. .Ifc'cr U4 0... ll ll l Wm -. Qui ' K. A . f. mc. ,. YYnldor'. I. Bollma R. l.lIM1S.1f'. 5. Cllgws. l'n11r'f.' Razz: li. Stcmfcld. Il. 1.00- HSS mmm. C., X nm. R. Rwlrm. I. Bateman. R. S11w1xky'. S I.'.INTIJCI'g. If Buwni. II. Ushrin. K. Brclmc. E. Ibigcn- Imum. II. XYwIrur. R. Guldntcin. I. Umm, X. Iimmcrr l'. r f',' Roig: R. IIuL-Ihig. XY. Iforrcircr. R. Sclxcrth-r. If Iimpzu. I. I5mIIIcy. XI. Yaccnrw. Y. Stmmllmcrg. I3 Iimglmm. I. Paul, S. jumsun. IS. Lnrwn. J. Gmycr. I IIuIfmIm. Il. IIHII-I1l.1II. G. Gntti. Sirrfy Roig: R, Xlutf R. Crmxc. XI. Bucckncr. P. Stoddard. YVCin5tcm. N 'I-.UIIIUCIL X. IQIiwum. IJ. Bcmmc. j. XYiIII.1ms, Ii. Zom- pwluch. NI. I3L1r1'y. I.. .-X11spI1cI1. D. Klnppcrmlzlllu, II CLASS or 55 gg .al Sophomo l.urQ' fn Riqlhr. firfr mix: lf. Becker. R. Thcmms, C. ffnimlilli. rl. Cl1lL1Ll.1. -I. l..1gmuo1'simv. N. Luster. D l..1ml.1. Cf. Xl1ll'CL'l4YI1. -I. Breda. -I. xxvjglltf. Nl. Pcsxciflrrq. Ii. liicly. D. Xlucllcr. Nl. l.L1IflL'llC.C.C3SCy' ID. 'l'.1mli. R. ldmfcnlrcrg. Nl. Ps:11rlm.m. Surwhf r01:.' bl. lik'llllCy. R. Diehl, R. ,-Xlrmxnm. lflulllmcr xl. Puglm. R. llutly. D. fuller. C. Klum. ll. Plum, Xl. Spiugul. Xl. Kullcr. vl. -lHllllSUl1. H. Scluvnrrz VI. Rlnlm. X. Sl1.1pmv, ll. Buck. N. Rmc. ll. clUlxlSI1llfl1. S. Clurmgm. l. Oringcr. 'l'Nrl1' 1015: lf. Petro- L-ulli. R. lluglmcs, XY, Xlillcr, llumcr. lf. .XlUIllllllN, R. Nllllcr, lf. .Xl.1lfci. l. SClHIllxlf. ll. lloylc' rl. fllirlfml, rl. Snlulc. lk. Yclick. Xl. Ukladclq. C. Yillnm-ll.1. R. lilwclq. l.. lfmcl, .X. f:LlSLI!!.l. ll. Tcjirizm S. Xlrxl111lur.l'n111'Il' row: ll. Ulllinmx. Y. llutrkc. Xl. Sullrnm. Y. lluclccr. Xl, SPVLIIIO. C. Daley, j Piffiu. ll. Rilccr. lf llwrcr. Vl. lliwlwp. bl. Scrcrimv. R. llurm-rr. ll. filgarwy. l'. S1-lun. .l. Xigncr. XY f.lmxmll'ul, ll. S.1lcl1. ID. lJ.1uunl11111cr1 R. lxcrs. l'1lfl' mic: IJ. lxllllllgill. X. Smlrm-r. I. lk-wlml, ll Cin-W, Xl. Xla'f1lL.1xc. Y. ll.x.xx, l'. lwfglgxxwml, N. 'l'lwl'uwn. ul. lip-nm-ly. l'. Xllflllll. l'. In-lalrr-, C O00 .' ' ws Class Ufxckurlirlg. R. IIcIIcr, Iimimki. X. I'mImIxky. ff. SmuIm. X. IIIIILIIIXXCII. R. II.ax1-N, Sirzlf rm' P I.. SL-gk-Iixn. P. Bwuc. G. Cnrmcr. G. Sclmrmdcr. j. Iirlvyla. I Imxxrlur. XI. Silxcrm-irn. XI. Oxhrin. I' XILIIII-r. .-X. XIiIIig.m. Ii. Iiyrnc. R. Srilw. .X. Scclsi. R.CfrwIIir1. XI. SfI'1lII1IlI.lI1. XI.'IkIwn1.1. .X. RU. '.. 7,2 .... ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' A .SL..f. I, rm.. I-. IQIICII. DI. Im-Ily. DI. 5uIIy. ID. N lrgmm. I . STCIIIIJJCII. C., II-xxlx, Ii. IXL'LIL'INIl.1. B. I-Imrx nm. I. I.LurImcr. I . Yugd. IB. Iiuuing. fl. I.cx'inc. I. I ixlmur. II.I'1CIgL'I'lIP.lLlIII. IS.I3.1xu-r, K. Uk-iLIurI11.a11 XI. f.IL'x'.II'I.I. DI. Imrmuy. Elgfvfi M133 XI. Img. I3i.1m'In-tml. A. I7iu-Iwlur. I . Iirlirxmxu. ID. BI-rrlwcl. S Ilumirxu. P. Rwch. XI, Iialmrnr. R. Sirwrkky. Ii. Src rn. UI. RAIN. .X RI-III. DI. Xlwrxum. IJ. I'iwwmg I.. um II.lgx'II, S. XI.1IIrupcrI.1. fN1f1rf'f rmq: I.. SIIIIIII. -I. Ulrrmimwlx. 5. 5lL'IxIi.'I'. I . SIHIIII. S. XII-zNIcr. ID. Iirun mg, XI. I31R1m, I.. R1uIy. X . IR-Clcmru, I.. Slulmm. II. Xrkuxlm. C.. Ximulmcm. R. Cjulllxu-irm. I . KYI1irmcr Cf. Iicmlmxlmmur. I. Goldbcrg. 89 N Junior Class Executive Committee , V-. A ? .- k E Lutz rn Ifigbf, Ifirxz Ruiz: N. Scluocnbcrg, Sccrctaryg Miss Powell, Advisor. S. Chnsrmr, President. l'. Clcigcs. Ai1l'C11SllI'QI'.SUL'llllif Rnirz I.. Kyri.1k.zkis. Xl. iiLll'IlCI'. D. RL-id. 'lliiful' Rui:- lf Gnllnglwr, D. Rickcrr. B. Binglmm. l u11rMv Row: S. jodicu. I-'. Nlnrgiorta. lf. Gleason. H. Cooper. IJ. Xillcmm. l.ur'f m Riqfif: ,Xl.1rsI1,1ll Pcsciorm. Prusitlcnrg Knrlilccn Kicly. XviCC'pI'L'SiLiCI1fL judirla Wllgncr. SCL'I'Cl'1lI'y, fllflltg Sligikirjinn. Ai-I'L'.lSllI'Cl'. if -ref in if ef L I Sophomore Class Executive Committee mp. hr p,g,w. Z N 5 ff:Wi'2 Q-312. V .1-4-eral? -wqqgn -Q L , gf 2? , W, .-X A-451 rv' Q asa, ,.., 44 ip -n pix .. ,,- va ...W , v .aw -gf l'1 f fa.-.,-, Q ... x K K, ,M 4 M Q1-. fa .1 Q -f 4? ggi? V. , 525, A ESE 'VJ 43 f fx ,f M. f gn aft:-f X s WI, ,Q xv -4, . M N. Q q iq - lk wjvfs-:53g 'a Q5 TXX A ,..- wi X EMBE av'-n-, ff? NOVEMBER M T w 1 F s I2 3 9 o 1662 2 ,Q 1 K In : ,f v, 1 a QA, . W, iffy:- N i K My 5- fikgk X J , . K ff' -Q 'f n L J' 1 I Qi' . '1 'NX if A4 ,Lf af' x QQ 3: e V v4'f,' J . -,nl , ,A ., Elf! My . , ,Mb In nr. AV . ., 41. fx f f : f' X . - Q A , x . fx ,,, . fl' A, I 1 ,- ivfdi f , .7f,.7fy - L 1 A, 3, I 2 4' 3 N e ' 'YE-wif 15' . v 'K fi x - sf r V7 f 6 4 I mod, 'A 4 ygwffffefd nr' :Q ,, . I 'ln ' N , X is .:. f .- I' 5' ax ly. ' .twfff dr' W-L. '--1 Q gs A N A 451, MN 'U' s ' '.' J 1 15' Aww 4 4. A .4 Jr ' in yt, , p f , A - ff . 1?M'i ff ' f -- Wy' ,mi- 4 ,WE 3 ff? fu wg, ' ,mf .Mar 2 v 1 ,Mk I n 1 4 Y 9 M , l iii- ' my X L iz 145 ' 'f .12 I 1' 1 t 1 rj' f, , U S W -K ,Mr 4: M, ,,f ' if 1 mx, -.wi f, , -,w,,,-.-M f f 5, I 41 ,f 'M ' 1' if mn! 'Wu' -., V . I ffi , A :nv www f ff .gg 5 Q? W5 , ,Qi If ' '. 1 . .s?.'fa-:'1'4?. w' I MAY MAY S M T VV T F S I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II I2 13 I4 I5 I6 17 18 I9 ZO 21 22 23 24 25 6 27 28 2? 3O 71 -A-...J , I 'S -4 is N JUNE M T 17019 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 ! . ffwitwsbt! ' '9'h,4m K W.-Y I A 'Q 'rm sr. V 1 if' cgjzi, 1 ,nn 4 x 5 4 V ,,,,-- 4 ' ' , . . ja A Wim? ' ' I 4 A ' ,Q 1 M W -Z, , ff, Y, if V A 4 xx 0 If ., Q, , V- xx 1' X4 fy' ' My MW' V , I SL ' I ' K A,AA,, 1-- ,, 8.2 h W 'f - of H -E 'W EI' Student Connell 3 F1r5rR0 I Hoffman S Slckler Mr 'Vhller J Geaxer R Garlto VI Pappas NI McGleaxe B Schloebohm SCF071dR0 S XXIIIIII J Ilger NI Ixoller R Flecltensteln B Bxrne F Hess Il Cooper llzrd R0 B ITl0I'I'lI1l Xl Pcsuotta S Chasmar F Koxacs I' Lexer C X11 lanella -X QLIILIIIIJIIII I -Xltman N Schoenberg Gox ernment of the student bx the student and for the student IS the xx atthxxord of the Student Council I aeh xear a group of ambltxous x ouths IS chosen bx the student bodx to fulhll the x1r1 etx of dunes netessxrx to ILIIICX e thls 'um The Counul IS actuillx one hodx XXIIIIIII the fI 1IIICXXOIls of lnothcr The lll'I1I1 Counul to Uether xx 1th the Executlx c COIIIIIIIUCC xx oxlxs h 11 IIIOfI10L1SlX to SLIPCIXISC oul school act1x1t1es -X xarletx of proxects are clrrled out durmff the STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICLRS r 0 flglvr llp IS lrtlsurer R llttltnst n Prtsldtnt Geaxer Sttrctlrx R Garto Kitt Presl dent course of eqch xear One of the most nnportfmt of these xx as the sponsouno of Student Dflx Feb ruarx 14 Assistance IS 01x en to char1t1ble orffan lzatlons such as the Red Cross and the Tuber culosls Fund In uldltlon bus tltltets ne sold to f1LlllflKC commutlnff PIII'lllX desuxmo students ftttend 1 LOIIXCIIUOII ex elx xenr and report to the student bodx ln an ftssemhlx ploffrfnn ,am F104 I ' A tudent Prints M -w -1- .LQIISST sol STUDENIT PRINTS EDITORIAL STAFF Bwle Row C Xlarcelon D V1fgOH3 XVagner R Crowe E Felgenbaum E Bateman I Sclmackcnberg I Iattel Middle R0 R Smofsln I Buttkc I 'Icnnan I Stelnbach N Schoenberg J Cohen Axedesxan S Altshuler P E1chler E Bradley NI Ixoller Seated D Kloppenberg H SIIXCSICIYI F Lexer C Krucher J Sprayregen Mrs Oppenhe1m E Schwartz S Jonsson H Corb1s1ero H Knaster J Geayer Nleet that deadllne' Th1s phrase can often be heard 1n L7 where members of the staff adhere to the motto Xou make the news we pr1nt If T1mely news features sports art1cles and ed1tor1als are presented to the students 1n an Interesting and omg nal fash1on Lsuallx an approach1ng deadlme can be detected bw a ferx ent gleam III reporters ewes and mad actn 1tw 1n the VICIHICY of E2 where Mrs Oppen helm and ed1tor Joel Sprayre en d1rect the ef rngs are adx 1sor Nhss Montague and manager oan QUIHIOH The Student Prlnts enloys the prestlge of belng a member of the Columb1a Scholastic Press Asso c1at1on In recent years the Prmts has been awarded first ratlng as w ell as medahst ratmg the most cow eted aw ard As 7' T X r lx Sm Ed1tor1n Ch1ef Joel Sprayregen Assoc1ate Ed1tor Edw1n Schwartz Rew r1te Ed1tor Sxgna Jonsson Cartoonlst Jane Geayer Nlews Edltor Hope Sxlverstem pubhclty Rekmons Feature Ed1tor Helene Corb1s1ero Mrchael Batten Edrtorlal Adv1sor 'Nlrs 'Nlae Oppenllelm Sports Edltor Harvey Knaster Art Ed1fOf Frances Lever Busmess -Xdx 1sor A1155 Rose Montagne Busmess Manager Joan Qu1nton Exchange Dor1s Kloppenburg Photography Ed1tor Claxre Krucher STUDENT PRINTS BLSINESS STAFF Sened -X Podolsky Mlss 'Klontagne J Qu1nton J Haas R Block Stand uw R Creedon XI Thoma S Zaretsky D Dauenhauer L Non Hagen 'NI Strothman rv Xt , 'S 4 Q U tb V, ,. , . -' - gl Q x K ot' A K 5 s , '- f -.- j ., -w I R 1 nn: ' 1 ..,. . 4 1 1 I I . , . , ' , . . , . , . , I' . . . 1 7 1 Y 1 a Y Q 1 5 1 7 I 1 , 1 I ' , . , . ' , . , . . I ' 4.... ' ' ' ' ' L4 ' 77 ' . , . , . . - U 7 . Y , . U ...., a ' I ' , ' ' I I ..,,,.., ' I ' I 7 . . ' J V D , . . A . X ' I ' . .,... ' , Y . . . .J ' J I J .Y 1' I Y . v. . . - T Y h g . ' -. :. . , ' ' I' , . ' , . , . . - orts of the staff. Headm the financxal undertak- - . , 1 f A I A J . . , . . , . , . , . . . - 2 lg ' ' , In ' sv V ' f v V I D v ' 4' . 5 , , +- f g fe , ff' TX ' 'X 2 A' NL 29 .- J , 4 2 . Q , ... .V V lk -1 9 s ' ? .J ....,25,,.,, ,: ,.- h s x 5 I. - ffm. ' - A , , W 1 .I f -f .sw ,, fp I Mr ,f , ,, .4-1, ,,-Mg , , sv a , , 'g,f',7f nfff -Q15 , , ' . J if , . A .. ., t yy --an ' , ,gm ' N-X va V ln: ,gg-1-51 m ff , 0 If- Ar Technician's ommittee Left zo Rzglat Edu ard Feigenbaum Secretary Kenneth Brehne Treas urer George McClary Chairman Iefr zo Right Pmr Ra R Brehne 'Xhss McFadden G NlacClary lf Feigenbaum Second R R Samse P Butta P Gross G Gartner Tlwrd Row R Amdur R Moeller A Schumann ll. XVoltcr P. Xloran. g et KH fi To aid faculty members in the presentation of assembly programs is the major objective of the Technicians Committee. Their other duties consist of operating visual aid equipment for all teachers providing music for dances when requested, assisting at social and community affairs in the hi h school auditorium helping at basketball games and assisting at the Senior Class Play Gradu- ation and other scholastic affairs. The Technicians greatly increase their knowledge by visiting local theaters and other centers of technical interest to study projection methods and back-stage work. The Committee is composed of Senior junior, and Sophomore boys xx ho show aptitude initiative and willingness to work hard for the good of both school and community. U04 Traflic Commlttee nb 2i':'1' ll I thi. :- if fr-..: 12:- -45 5' ' Left to Rzglot, Fzrst Rofw A XVolf, E Murray, Mr Strukel, W Wh1ttmer Second Row T Doyle, G Pol1t1s, R Dxehl, H Cooper Thzrd Row W Hllton, M Cohen, M Batten, R Stemfeld, F Buonl The Trafiic Comrnlttee consrsts of Sen1ors and JUIIIOFS who have proven thelr s1ncer1ty and Wxllmgness to cooperate The commlttee dlll gently renders one of the most 1mportant and varled SCFVICCS to the school. In add1t1on to ma1nta1n1ng order throughout the school, the members are on the alert for fire dr1lls, pre pared to escort homerooms to the audrtorlum for assembhes, and wxlhng to sell nnlk at noon UIUC Thxs year's commxttee has contrlbuted oak bulletm boards for showcases, and fxre dr1ll d1rect1on boards for every room They also arded the Y uletlde Splflt by hangmg gay dec oratlons 1n the halls In addltxon, the group held a soc1al 1n De cember and attended varxous sports events throughout the year . 'fl 043 T va ':. 14? 'NX , F 4 m M N ' g 1 i lac, 105 'T C7 LIBRARX COUNCIL Left ro Rlglvt Fm! Rm. R Tcmpm B Passante C Sehlff D Nosedl R lasltx Nllss Roelker C Krueher B Larsen P lxanarlek S onsson M Marcelon Llbl 31 Councll The Llbrarv Counell IS a Group of energeuc glrls xx ho trx to help the students become more famllmr xx1th our xx ell equlpped l1l7I 1I'X and to rendel IUOIC sexxlees to the Students and faculty members The gnls dex ote at least txxo studx perlods a week 1nd one '1ffCll100l'l after sehool Thex pre pare nexx books md nmfnmlnes for clreulatlon repqn' bool s ehetlt them 111 1nd out, 1nd lxeep them IH IllC1I' proper planes Besxdes helpmg stu dents to locfnte nmterlal md find SPCCIHC books thex eare for bulletm boards and arrange d1s plaxs in the Shoxx use Huh glrl IS I'CSPOI1SlblC for the order of eermm shelxes XNl1lCl'l are checked xx eelxlx QA..-e LIBRARX COD NCIL OFFICERS Left ro rzglr S1gIlC Jonsson Secretary NI rtasurer Xlarx Marcelon XICC Presxdent Claxre Kruchcr Prcsldent H-,,, 493.9 A i WH inf EJ il T JI C Z fits l GPX- K 5 'ii grxk h jg ,L X ,-L. yr? Y Q A 106 Q' J! 0 C fmflflzerforf ll HOSVESS JMX Left to Right Send I Rrenzo S Pappas Xlrs XVelland Boulanger Xlr Barrale Second R0 Goporan D Bertone S Comora X Strandberg R Ganto E Bare man A Long R Noxeck J Abrams C Israel H Srlxerstem A Taxman Tlazrd Rau S Glass S lusen berg Rosen S Lustberg D Hoffman G Poley L Baechtold H Schmxdt I Schroeder -X SCIIXHIII D Xoseda Fourth R0 Ccceha R Raxen j Kerxern E Schulthers C Ruppert ,I Rlsta D Pans XI Nlarcelon A Ryan H L1schke Pzfzl Rau, H Herman D Uhckl M Turner G Gam N Chsura Ix Xlarx P Kanarlch D Schloeder B Tannenbaum K Skoldberg OFFICI RS OF THI HOSTESS CLLB Left to Rig!! Presldent Stella Pappas Treasurer Lor rame Rrenfo X ree Prcs1dent oan Boulanger Secretary Xlarguerxte Barrale Hostess Llub The XUILC xx 1th a smlle 15 trulx exemphfied each dax IH our halls hx the Hostess Commlttee The fflrls are alxxaxs reldx to help anyone xx ho max he 1n need ot asslstanee In addltlon to dl rectxnfr NISIIOFS and domff xar1ous errands thex ushe at numerous school aetlxltles The Club IS Composed of SCIIIOFS and unlors xx ho are Vllllllff to one up some studx perxods for SLIXICC to the school The Hostesses held a successful danee and gaxe 1 socml xx 1th some of the proceeds X , k V 1aws1Y t WWW V Y, Regret 341. A1 Left to Rzglir, Seated: F. Fcigenbaum, A. XVolf, Miss Nlaxfield, C. Krucher, H. Silverstein, If. Shultheis. First Row: J. Eger. D. Klop penburg, H. Oshrin, B. Steinfeld, D. Steinfeld, IT. Geiges, C. Hoch man. R. Atz, H. Corbisiero. Second Row: C. Xlarcelon, E. Hoffman, H. Schmidt, B. Floriani, L. Baechtold, L. von Hagan, 1. Rosen, D Landa. Tutoring lub If vou have ever been puzzled bv math. or perhaps a foreign language, you probably have been helped bv one of the zunbitious tutors from this organization. These people give part of their time after school to aid struggling students. Since they must be recommended bv their teachers. we. therefore. End some of our most proncient students performing this valuable service. In addition, the Club held 21 Tut0r's Turkey Trot which was quite successful. 108 OFFICERS TUTORING CLUB Left ro Right: Hope Silverstein, Secretary Albert XVolf, Treasurerg Claire Krucher Prcsidentg Edward Feigenbuum. Vice-Presb dent. 'X 'f sw 5 : mfg f . it v XTNLN xx, . ,ff it , :fi Q QW Cs -IR. RED CROSS OFFICERS Eileen Bradley, County Delegate, Ray Rolon, Presidentg Helen Schmidt, Secretary-Treasurer. 'I QC 'i f' A Vu 3, .QJ N, il 7 5 li 'len ' I 4 Y ,wa-w Left zo Right, First Row: P. Moran, H. Schmidt, R. Rolon, Miss Arlinghus, Ii. Bradley, F. Hess. Second Row: R. Garito, A. Cambria, D. Noseda, L. Moran, M. Marcelon, C. Krucher, C. Marcelon. Jr. Red Cross Workshop This organization offers to every interested student a chance to exercise his or her generosity by boosting the morale of veterans in hospitals in the Metropolitan Area. The members are actively engaged in promoting peace by fostering friendship and under- standing between peoples on both sides of the Atlantic, mainly through an album mirroring our community. The VVorkshop especially concentrated on international cor- respondence as the school's contribution to the development of world fraternity, equality, and liberty through the communica- tion of ideas. 109 PF' Ar P11710 seared D Beck srandzng j Kennedy Mr Rossman From Row I Doyle C Xlirctlon A Dzduan S lisenbcrg I Bradley 'Xl Turner ll Lischke C Dudley I Biechtold j Obridoxieh S Jonsson Second Rom., S Paiken D lNoseda Nl Xaearro X Haas D Paris Xl Xlarcelon F Kosaes P Lockwood A Tasman N Thoresen D Ul1Ckl D Reid lx lxulx H Sllxerstein Tlvzrd Rm. L son Hagen Bianthetta B Bingham C Casex Xl Thonu N Schoenberg Fourth R0 T lpllis Nl Lang S Stele R Heckenstein R Leixe X qllllIllI'N F Buoni -X Braumxxcll -X Schumann l X11 x l SLXXHIT7 R lxlrlstein lx Shakarnan -X Leone The concordant stmins ne hewrd during the l-ll'll'lliSU'lVlIl0' Christmas ind lfister lSSCIlll7l1CS were the results of the P'1lHSI'll'lIlfT reheeirsqls con- ducted by Mr. Rossman each Wednesday after- noon. Durinv the Christmfis se'1son the Senior members cfirolcd through the hlllls which lent resonance to the trwditional melodies. unior chorus members are I'CXY'1l'ClCd with music letters while Seniors receive commemorative pins and certificates. Mlxed Chorus ffl Ill- III all III III! Orchestra I IHJ JD Lf IJ The XVeehawken Hlgh School Orchestra under the d1rect1on of Nlr Leon Rossman proudes the tempo for assembllng students at each weekly program In preparauon for these exerclses the orchestra dex elops a larfre and varled reperto1re of marches festne musxc and classlcs bv prac UC1I1g every Tuesdax afternoon Durlng the year the Orchestra performed ln IIS annual concert, Senlor Play Baccalaureate and Commencement Members recerve one credlt per year a letter 1n the junxor year and a pm IH the final year Left zo Rzglvz Ivrst Row M Lang L Schakarpan IQ Murray J Rosen N Srhoenburg R Lene Second Rau A Saulnrry R Zogheb J VVagner D Ballmgal A Braunwell W Ppp Obf3d0X1Lh T Memlt B Blngham A Tavltlan E Gexges D DWOfk1H E Schwartz H Leeman Stavzdmg B Brlhngham A Mrles J Kennedy D Beck Mr Rossman F Traurmann F Buonl A Leone S Stele at ' I UJJ J' I p. . A q ,Cru -- or . , Q Y. 0 A . , D a Y 9 1 1 ' fl l V 7 7 , . , . . , . , . , . , . . , . ' . : . . , . , . , . , . , . a as, ' , . f Q, . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . A , : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . .F if Nt K x x l .1 2 gi l Q OAS fill, sf .f au C ,Q TX The Weehawken High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Brown, is able to change at will from a concert band to an efficient marching organization. The latter, in its snappy red and black uniforms, performs at various basketball and baseball games, and on parade. The concert band makes several appearances for both civic and school activities throughout the year, and climaires its season at the annual Spring Band Concert which draws capacity crowds esery ear we F LW QQ ang,-2' S '41 96 l 'QCQ X. , XX Vx' -XxoC'9bctEX.B'Lelxxicxx' i Q36 SL YLGYQQQ X V569 'MO-m xX ' Q 00- ' Xe- Qc? yew mu' fyfxg XYXC X0 - D' 006' V509 5.96. ye- ffeilca Pvye Wd own' bmw C 1. Snivdv .Uk Yogibck' Sfecliew flaw X, BK' , C, ,Y ' 0- ?3?Q'AiLe00QCy,l aoogth aboil 1 DW Oiv-X YJYOT ' X 59 WOO . NN ' . ' ' Ss . 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IIc11I 'A-' , .X. 'LII A. I.. S1'I111ItI1cis. B. I'11ss1111r '. . RI '11. IMI' R11-:'. -.j. ' 11.1. ' . . 1' ,j. Durscy. j. Binder. VI. Ifgcr, S. Pappas. R. Bickcl. B. BiIIi11gI111r11. Fifth Roms: D. Noseda, B. Dor- fy. JX. ' ' . . 1ris. A 5. . . ' 1 , . . I, f. I1 . . . B. ,I-QIII - 1 .,I. . . 'I Jrp. S5 1 C11 1 . ' 1 11 I1c CI1'cCI1 11 IIIIPI, bc' ' ' ' ' '1 1 6:11 IHVC I111t I 1 1c11i 2 1 1111-11115 LI 11110 111':'1111- ' 1' ' 1 . '-'-' 1 ' 5 ' ' H 1 ' IYIIIB 11f Sc11i111' girls. 'I' S fscs IL ' ' 1 1 I 1 1'2 ' ,' 1II'L' IIIIIIKIII t115'crI11' f111' l1c II' 1156 111' Iclp- ' 5 '1 ' ' . 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H-rr 1.. xn I , P. .11 ff , Hll. -13. .sw .z'Rf-1:1 A. .Sl rv .fx - 1 ' D '- v l 661 ,- 7 .Awe USSR -XND XYIG Mft t lxomr L ss U s X u on 1 IIILOII 1 Xl C lSlxlIl R Xoxgtl Xl Wolfson I Iexer R Raxen Xl Qchor, S U allachy Strand Ro 1 to 1 lixlrim R lxulsrtin P Xlorfm C Dudley flvrd Tw I1 Nou ltr S Srttlt Sth url S Dtllo litono C Runtcllt l Xlo b6IllOI' Mask and Wlg This x en for the hist time the Xlqsk 'ind V51 his opened its ineinheislnp to underelissmen IS xx ell is Seniors flns sx stem solx es the prob lem of hieiltinv in incxx inexperienced Group eich yen. Then. too Sophomore ind junior talent which 1ni0'ht otherwise go unrecognized OFFICERS OI' MASK AND VVIG Firsr Rom: Carol 'Xlarcclon Treasurer- janet Cecelia Secretary. Second Row William Abramowitz Presi- dent' Doris Kloppenberg X' ice-President. is Qixen 1 chance Mnonv thc Mtn ities plinned xx ere reports on pist 'md current Bimdxx IX successes prescn tation of skits tiaining in the 'lPPl1C21Il0l1 of inilxtup md prepiritlon for an qssenibly pro ffmni. 120 OFFICI R5 OF THE-XTLR CLLB 111111 S jo1111ssor1 XICC Prcs111c11t 11155 Beller D 11 1p111111r 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 111 r 1 Q 5fLlI111lL11 SCLFCIJFX C,ll1Y11I1 t11111' 1110 1111111 111 1 Lllfffllll 001110 L1 111111110 t11c 111c11t sc1s1111 11119 111111 IS C0111 1111 1111 1111111111 111 Pctcl P111 B611 oo posed 111 S111111111111111 llld umor students 111111 1111 C1l1L11C C1111s 1111 D11 s 11111 -X 111s l111c 111 111t11cst 111 1110 t1111tcr I11 111111111111 t11 111 Sr c 1111 111111 the c1pc11c11cc ot t e 11cC11111111v bcftcr 1111 1111tcd 111111 1311111111211 IIICIYCI Q11111 11111 f11CII 1111150r 11155 Be11er 11111 11101111121 111 111s11 11011 Theater Club 1 X 111 11 S 111111s1111 X11bS Bc11cr D R111ppc11bC1'Q 1 Sl'C1I'11b8C1 511011 111 R 1x1 13 C11111s1111r11 L Rus C' X11rcc11111 R 1xr1111111 D Xlrgona L 1111111 ru 1 1 I KL s X 111.111 11111 R I11t11111r j Obf3dCJNIC11 S S11 cr s 11111 X1 SIl11I11lIllI1 C 11111s 13 1111r1.1111 X1 HI111111111 R S111of5111 D Rupnrcct 1 llllllfl I XI x1LC1LlXL QLIXLF j Bcr5t11r I 511111111 N S11ap1r11 L S1 111!! 1 1 N1111r11 11 -Xrbush 11111 Ro R Buc B LHISCU V1 lcmogal 1 11 C 1511111111111111r 1 5111 'Nw Mffilf German Club The GCIIIITU Club cndcixms to brmfr 1 b1t of thcolclC1c1m1n111lr11rc to 11111 Xlllll Xllftl l I1111 11111 IS to t111tl111 111r11cst 111 the lf111ffuf1Q1 111s tmns 11111 people ln 11l1l1t11111 to 1o11d111t1110 IIICCFIHUS 111 CIC1111111 thcx 1rtc11ded 11101105 11111 UPCFIS md 1l1s111sscd 11111111t cxcnts pcrt11111110 toCC1111f111X lhu xxoll ul rm 1 lllllfbl R111 Qmss s11 lp wok 111r1tl11l ll1111ls of llICl1LlSl p xxh11l1 dc 11ts 0111 s1l1ool 1n11111111111tx 1111l c11x11o11111111t Thls lllllllll xx IS sent to 1 s1l111ol 111 C1c1111111x to f09ICI 1 bcttm 11111lc1st1111l111g of 11111 X1111111111 llfc ? 1r1t ro 111 1 10 s l SLl1lllf1 s 1 s ll1ss R Il11 'sl'Lll1 S1101111' ro 1111s1 ICI Ll ll 1 1 R Xl1n1ll1r R llllLLI'S -X Schumann r 1 I ll X 1 l Ruppr 1 C1 mt X Tl1orcs111 I S l 111 l llotfn wc l 1311111 8.1 1 YQWJA 1151- X X Q3 Bc CIRXIXXCILBOIIIC, RS J 5 Q r xx 1111 l S1l1ulrl111s CL TN I ,Z 'Qty LSI1l1I1I X XX lfr1111 l11s11l111r I C'11Q1s Ircasurcr X 'V 122 ,gash French lub This cosmopolitan group has materially deep- ened the wells of friendship on both the Seine and the Hudson. The making of Good XYill workbooks. repre- senting to the French high school student the American way of life. has been one of their many projects. Discussions. skits, and attend- ance at lfrench movies have similarly broad- ened the nicnihers' understanding of France. Correspondence with French-speaking peoples throughout the world provides practical use of the language and a powerful weapon for peace. ...haha-d ldv. l1LrQ S onssoi lenimii Str 011.1 Ro Xl Clifford 5 Gllss R Goldstein Caso I!1rdRo B Billingham j Bian lzrxt Rot. R lxtrdishi l Schuirtf Xllss Guielx Lhetta N Thoreson j -Xmdesian L Baeehtold 543:-. ,,-1 OFFICLRS OF THE FRENCH CLLB I. lr m ritglz: Secretary. R. Ternpim President. NI. Edel- liergp Treasurer. ll. Scliwarrz: Vice-President, S. Jonsson. 123 ff Q X I lv, ll R w. lla-my 1115 ffy, PN WWF I 441' A, f I 5 :fin N Z.- , X I C7 Fm! Ram. Seated D Parls XI Nlareelon Mrs Rerseh H Snlxerstem Second Ro Standuzg D Bertone D Landa Rosen R Noxeek j -Xbrams C' Israel E Tarantino I Hoffman Tlzrd Rau Stmdmg D Hoffman J Geaxer -I lger D Noseda H Corb1s1cro R Laslxe S Iustberg H Hermm Pozrrrl Rn SITIIIIHI, j lxcnnedv B Passlntc A Ratner N Cllsura lx llarx D Schloedcr D lxloppenberg Plfrlv Row .SI17I'lllIL, B Bmglxam 'XI Yae Caro A Braunxxell B larsen J kenny Spanlsh Club Habla X d Fspanol Xou do Then xou re Cross 1 scrapbool about tx pxeal teen 'we ellfrlble for memberslnp III the Spanlsh Club llfe IS being PICIYIICCI for exelmnfre xxlth 1 xxlueh meets to further Interest ln HlSp1l1lL Spamslx speal mfr eountrx Culture md language Urs Relsclx the club adx 1se1 xx as alxx ax s Imp fhls ambltlous organlutlon has sponsored px to xx cleome a nexx lnduetee IHIO the folds manx prolects Sellmg red and black Wee of the club scrape exerx VVednesd1x noon haxvken penclls has been one of the most sue 1n FI I 1 Hasta Lueffo' Cessful Throuffh the medlum of the Red OFFICI RS OF THI SPANISH CLLB left I0 Rzglt Presulcnt Xlxrx Nlareelon Scererlrx Dorothy Pans Vlce Presldent Hope SIIXCISICIII Not ln PICCUIC B Lempoluclx Treasurer lip , K S . E73 124 ,. FITXfR01u H Cooper L Altman Xlr Hopkms E Ge1ges D Noseda Second Rom Xl XVolf son R Temp1a S onsson 1 Brede S Glass C Krucher A Cazzaza R Samse Tlvzrd Rom. D Hoffman H Corbrsxero I' Nebelkopf M Marcelon NI Kmg B Passante X1 Turner D Uhckx D Rloppenberg Fourth Row D Schloeder H Lxschke B Tannen baum C Hochman H Oshrm 'N lorro R Rolon Fzftb Row B Larsen E Deschel B Zertxogel J Daxrs R Stelnfeld D Sternfeld Pre Med Club Scalpel please Th1S IS a famrhar phrase to manx of the future doctors and nurses xx ho belong to the Pre Med Club The club gurdes students xx ho are mterested 1n med1c1ne and related fields hx accentuatmv the facets of the medlcal professlon xvluch ICS members enter ta1n thoughts of entermg Trrps haxe been made to Brlstol Mvers john v o T son 8. johnson jersex C1tx Xledrcal Center and other places xvhrch 01xe the students the proper perspectrve The club meets br xx eeklv at xx h1ch tlme lectures on phx srology demon strat1ons of first ard, or mox1es on pert1nent sublects are presented bx the advlser Mr Hopkms OFFICERS OF THE PRE NIED CLUB Left to Rzrlvt Presrdent Lou1s -Xltman Xrce Presrdent Edward Gelges Secretary Dons Noseda Treasurer Harx ex Cooper in NAVIGATION CI , CIS OITICIQRS IILIYIIIUIIQI UNL-iII, P1'CsiIIcnt1 XXVIIIILIIII l.rmncy, YICC- I 1'cxiIIu11t' I.. 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' -T-K Tx'N,t,TX, A11 P' ' Q1 1: W' a' 0 - 5-1 ' - 1 ' - I ff Ist row Left to Right P Shan XI Felt R Kerdasha NI Pearlman NI II olfson 7nd rou I-I Knaster B Stemfeld D Stemfeld F Buonl Coach Belssxxangcr I Qegedm P Nloran I Gelges R Samse II -r x is 1 I x Xe TCHHIS The rcsomnt ping of the lnll '1Q'lll'lSf xx ox en nx lon hex alds the tennls sefason Tennls often ellled the elefmest of fnthletle 1et1x ltles IS fun lmportfmt sport 1t VV I-I S In lt xx e h'1xe found some of our most sfrtlsfxlntf 1eh1ex ements I ast xear the te1m xx IS sueeessful right up to the fimls only to he befnten hx 1 strong Bflxonne eontlngent The teqm LOI1S1SIlI1g mfunlx of JUHIOIS xx1th but txx o Qophomores 'md onlx three Seniors eagerlx qntlelpqted the 'North I-Iudson Countx Chwmplonshlp 'md the st1te tournex Lnder the efhelent Quldmee of Coqeh Ilelss xxanqer thex foresaxx excellent prospects The Cmeh loolxed prlmarllx to spfzrlxlmq first singles man Ronnie Kerdfnsha xx ho has been seeded elex cnth ln the Lmted Stltes Fastern I qxx n Tenms Xssoentlon Iunlor Dxxxslon Of course the stfmdbxs from lust xeu Ired Buom the Qtemfelds ind XI ltlS lelt fnlonff xx nth the nexx eomers 'also phx ed lmportwnt pwrts II! the outemm of the l9wl tenms seqson 135 4 oeeer Team '91 ..,,J .f Ib ,www Kneeluzg C, II11stl R Duffx PUQIISI D -Xuletto H Dlllon Captfnn H Gurslu ,I Ippolxto R1cI4ert 'I Trlfogllo Stwizng, Coaeh I es Purxere P P177ut1 P Xturbl I Qmlth S Durst KO9l11SIxl NIahon Ixellx B Gordon R Hlxes LX Wxnott XI Bltten Nlgr Rlthouqh Coweh I es Purx ere lost nmnx stwrters thls xur due to IIIIUIX ind frrxdultlon IK H S soeeex te nn ended the soeeer seq son xxnth 1 lcspeemble sxx xxms s1x losses 1nd one tle reeord In ZILLOIIIPIISIIIIIU' thls reeord xxe outscored our opponents txx entx nmc volls to txxentx one FXIIOIIIGI nnpoxtmt furor IS the fret their xxe dld not lose anx Qnnes hx more tlmn one Qoql and xxe hlxe qlxxaxs scored xx hlle three of ou1 opponents h 1x en t seored fngalnst us Alt Hxnott dld 1 Hne loh ICPI'1C,lI10 IIIIUICCI NI1I4e Bxtten xx ho stlrred 'ls SIOIIIC nn h1s IIIIIIOI xml Xlso helpmg -Xrt defend the goal xx 1s IIIISIIIIIU Iddx Delmrus xx ho stfuted 1t the fulllmxcl x efnr s teenn d1d 1 splendld loh of holdlng together the fo1xx 1rd l1ne A good selson em be expected nest xeru is Henrx C lllSIs1 xx ho xx 1s hx h seoler xxlth nme trolls Stexe Durst xx ho xx is lnlured efarlx ln the season, and Don Xuletto 1 fine hustler xxlll all he lnel4 on the forxx 1rd llne along xx 1th hqrd llltfllig lmcks Bqrrx Clordon 'md Don IllLIxCIf SOC C I R 'II ANI RI CORD H H S OPP Rutherford Tmneck Rldgexx ood Cranford Conqers I nglexx ood St CCLIIIH 'I eaneek Rutherford Sr LCCIIIH RILIQCXX ood I mglexx ood C rfmford Ilrnm Gum: A A 1x Gmmr 'f 1--4 II ' Ns I rf' ,W f - ,--VY? ' is-' I I 'HRW 2 li all AIWJ, Q D. I ' , I. ' ' . t t' Y: ' t . . ' , . ' ,' It Y vu ' v 1 I I ' ' D ' 4 , JA L 7 I -I s s - I ,L I I - w s - ' 4 D 4 4 , . .s. 4 4 . . 4' I I 2 I '.I I 4 .I .I I .I, .I .I .I, 1 I I . 5 2 J ' -'- . . ' 'L . ' J 1 ' 4 I I 'I bl .I 'I I 4 L 4 I X1 4,I kv 1 . i .I I 'I 4'I. 4 .I V 4 t 4. I 'lf .I .al I. .I .4 I2 .I. I .I 4 I 4 ' 4 Ins POSIUOII. Herb IDIIIUII, hack from Inst x'enr and Cilpflllll of thls 'I 1 IsI C , I C I I I I LI 1 I1 I n I lk. ,L A, . Av I, I . '. I :Q , K 'I ,I I L q L I Q I 4 I I I4 , 4 I 4 ' 4 If, 4 I N ' Y V . . II .................... 3 2 H x. ' ..................,.... I 2 H I ' ............... . I I H . ....................... 5 0 H g ......,........... . ..... 3 2 H Q S V ..................... 2 3 H . 'I I ...................... 1 2 A I ' .... .................. 2 0 A ....,.....,......,... 2 3 A .I . I I I ................. . I 2 A ' A ' .................... 2 1 A Q L - 4 ..................... 2 3 A I . ....................... 1 0 29 I Hg 4 - 4 A I QF Baseball 17' Fzrst rofw left to rzgbt TflfOgl10 T Doxle S jodlce S Durst I-I GUfSk1 Second raft. B Hnlfertx B Gordon S Chasmar Coach Purxere D Auletto D Rxckcrt Tlvlrd rome P Nlar glotta Natoh D Federer R Arr cale A U olfram R Gordon j Plcone F Becker I Smlth As the crx of Plax bah echoed across NVeehaxx ken Field once more there xx as ex erx reason to thlnk that thls 1931 squad xx as a reallx good one VVe had onlx one Semor on the team thls xear but that one xx as slugging Tom Dovle xx ho has been startmg shortstop exerx xear smce he xxas a Sophomore In addltlon returnmff from last x ear s squad xx ere All County selections Stexe Durst and Don Auletto and a host of talented umors all better ballplax ers after a xear of experience There xx as also an especlallx PI'0I11lSlI1g crop of Sophomores ln Hftx one a fact xx hlch bodes xx ell for the future Thls team 15 one that has been tabbed for blg thmgs ex entuallx but the flung start xx hlch marked the beglnnlng of thelr 1931 schedule lndlcates that thex max arrlxe ex en sooner There are three bug reasons for thus spurt namelv, the fast ball curxe ball and drop of moundsman john Plcone john has folloxx ed the promlse of last season xx 1th some fine performances and xxlth the rest of the team folloxx mg suxt thex became a xx ell balanced outfit At anx rate Coach les Purx ere has been xx earmg a grm so look for thls group to collar a North Hudson Champlonshlp' 137 ----.,,,..i.. Left to 7'f.Lfl,'f, first rant' C. Dcllclfmitziiiic. llurscy, B. Dorsey. Xl. Xlcfllt-.ix Q, ll. Klnppcnlng D. Reid. Xlcislcr. ll. Willinins, . iw .Uuintun ll. Sclirocalci' lf. Shnlrhcis Sufrzlltz' rn S.GlHSS.XY.SfT8I1tlllCTg, .-X. Ryan, I.. Soloinon, Gzllussoxv, R. lfrcidinini, Xl. Sinitli.l7.Sclil:1ct K . Ruppert, L. Gonscn, l. Thorpe, ll. Herman. Third row: j. Cleaver. R. Goldstein, ll. llutfmnii E. Hoffman. G. Gatti, Xl. lfdcllvcrg, . Kcrvcrn, I, I-'rckcrt, Fmzrrff mis: Xl. Bnirrv. N, Buttkt Shultz. C. Yillnnclln. Roth, Klrs. XVcll:md. Filth row: Xl. Bnrrv, B. Larsen. P, l,m'lm'u Y. Hans. Y. Tliorcscm, ll. Pziinlicllcw. Sirrb mic: l.. Ywnllnffcn Xl. 'l'linin1i D. Snlii K Ki R. Burnett. W 0 I '5 1 U N I in s lntramui a S l 1, . il . ' V. .,,f-Q fa' 1 r s r'nnui i s 5 f o1'f'iii1x'it1mi opt fi lf Q JFIS-l0YlI'lU' 'ii' s 1 Q cr C Q- Cfl0I1 ig u Q VVcll1nd. The purpose of this clulm is to provide Q. .-.v- --, , , , . , , L 332, xx , tic opportunitx' tc 1' 'ill 'n'ls who cinch' pirtici 'itinfi in s mrts. Those uhm do not xx ish to t1l'C ' W ' 't 'i ic ' ctunl 1 ' ' 'A thc lmsl'ct 'A rn 1'cfc'cxs c-'L f tltinc-'Hci's.' ' 5-'cam C it the end ot thc vc-ii' to thc txxclvc 'irls wt 1 thc hifihcst nunilmci' ut points. l mints 'irc ohtiincd bv'1trendinv'. OfHCl'lflllU4.'ll1Ll plnvinff in thc mines , , . . , f ,F ll 'I ,. 'ykyil - ,J-ff' Y.........-- 138 ADVERTISING an 3 I Eumue 3 fi 'Q 73 Q 5 - ' gi .:.w' J '23 ,ffl ff,f i 'L-fA '5'35v Kyiv? Q15 S EASTERN DIVISION OFFICE IO6O BROAD STREET NEWARK N .I Congratulations and best washes from all the folks at .losten's We wash especlolly to thunk Mrs Schllchhng Lnferary Adviser and Ray Hopkins Business Manager for their fme coope fron with us In the creation of this 1951 Zennth H C Mortln Representohve , . . :J o c ' I I . . . . rl. I I . . . . gg . yy . . , ANYTIME CHESTER WILSON ANYWHERE WILSON S LIMOUSINES SERVICE Chauffeur Drrven Cadillac Llmousnnes to Hire by Day Week Month or by Special Trlp Serves Weddrngs and Social Events Unon7I274 Unon734I2 4900 HUDSON AVE UNION CITY N HENRY W SCHMIDT STOCK FARM Phone RUtherford 2 7397 7 Washnngton Ave Carlstadt N .I SHAKARJIAN REALTY CO REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES INSURANCE 2506 Bergenlme Avenue Umon Cnty Established I92O Umon 3 6898 Fluorescent Llghtmg Union 3 6897 AHTO BROS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Industrial Commercial Residential also Home Applrances Television Phvlco General Electruc Dumont Admiral and Zemth 7303 Bergenlune Ave North Bergen N COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY 366 Fifth Avenue New York Cnty New York GRADUATION APPAREL CHOIR ROBES AND SPECIALTIES Graduation Apparel Chonr Robes and Specnaltues ROYAL PRINTING SERVICE RALPH PASSANTE Prop UNuon 3 3I3'I 439 Fifty first Street West New York N J N A I 1 il , . , . J. 21 . - I - G One of New Jersey's Foremost Realtors . Q . 1 1 I . . - . . n 1 u - ' , ' ' , N. J. ' . , . J. SlIp Covers and DraperIes Made to Order GROSS 8: PARKS UINHON 3 8806 Plastlcs of Every DescrIptIon Your Tackle Dealers FISHING TACKIE AND LIVE BAIT Mm ENDS OUR SPEUALTY Woolens Rayons Cottons Curtam MaterIals Expert Rod and Reel Repatr Custom BuIIt Rods UNIon 5 1334 Cor 29th St and Palusade Ave UnIon Cnty N 3408 Bergenlme AVef1Ue UNION CIIY N J PHILIPS FURNITURE C0 .IOHN L FAHERTY FURNITURE APPLIANCES TELEVISION DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY LINOLEUM CARPETS DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES STATE OF NEW JERSEY UNIon 6 6500 UNIon 70110 7015 Bergenlme Ave North Bergen, N Q 57th Year EAGAN SCHOOL Secretanal Shorthand Accounhng and - . REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Puptls may begun any Monday UNIon 3 3125 Coll Phone or Wrlte for Catalog captrt-,I sutldmg Phone UNIon 7 oats 4214 Ufk Ave Weelwwken Bergenlme Avenue at 48th Street Umon Cnty N GEORGE FANGMANN INC G R 0 T H E E R 5 Your Local Fuel Merchant FAMOUS ICE CREAM CAKE COAL FUEL OIL KOPPERS COKE STOKERS OIL BURNERS SALES AND SERVICE Over Flfty Years of Contmuous ServIce NORTH BERGEN NEW JERSEY 615 Tonnele Avenue J C 7 Journal Square 4 8111 7409 BROADWAY UNIon 7 2918 ALBERT GALASSO SEATON FURNITURE S CUSTOM MADE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE SLIP COVERS AND DRAPERIES Telephone UNIon 7 4920 2918 Bef9ef 'f'e AYenUe Umor' C'lY N 7400 BergenlIne Avenue North Bergen N Flowers for All OCCGSIOHS Phone UNIon 7 0926 A PASSANTE Prop Compltments of HUDSON COUNTY SHOE REBUILDERS TARANTlNO'S Shoe Rebuulders Hats Cleaned Qualtty ServIce RADIO AND TELEVISION Orthopedu: Work Ice Skates Sharperned SERVICE AND REPAIR 7819 Bergenlme Avenue North Bergen N J C TARANTINO UN 6 340g I I I I A . I . ., ' . .J. I ' 'E ' 'A 1 II I ly I A , - I . , P . ,N.J. ' ' ', ..l. J ' ' U-J' ' I ,.J. THE WEEHAWKEN TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS Congratulate the Class of 1951 and Extend Best Wlshes for Continued Success Charles F Krause Jr Mayor W Leo Batten Matthew W Begovnch George J Bergdolt Charles J Puzzuta Earl M Purdy Norman R Wynne Leo P Carroll Townshrp Clerk James F Maher Jr Township Treasurer James Rosen Township Attorney Guy D Iacono Bulldmg Inspector C . Commissioners a I . Q ol . I ' I Telephone UNion 7-3300 A. MENNE FLORIST AND CEMETERY GARDENER CUT FLOWERS 1302 to 1324 46th Street North Bergen N J UNnon 7 2749 K and V Mottosncnn Props ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERY SHOPPE FURNITURE AND CARPETS Custom Bunlt Lnvnng Room Suntes and Odd Pneces Slnp Covers and Drapernes Mode to Order 4401 Bergenlnne Avenue Unnon Cnty N J CONSOLIDATED BLEACHING CO TELEPHONE UNnon 34242 8555 TONNELE AVENUE NORTH BERGEN GUSTAV HAMMANN HOME MADE ICE CREAM CHOCOLATES ICE CREAM CAKES LUNCHEONETTE UNnon 7 9646 126 Forty enghth Street Unnon Cnty N J Complnments of GOULD NATIONAL BATTERIES INC ZIOI EIGHTY FIFTH STREET NORTH BERGEN N J DRAKE SECRETARIAL COLLEGES DE TITTAS FLORIST FLOWERS ron ALL OCCASIONS Telephone UNnon 5 0448 Front Street Secuucus N AN DREWS SnnceI889 SCIENTIFIC WATCH REPAIRING II9 48th Street Unno Cnty N PETERMANN CO Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE CARBONATED BEVERAGES Telephone UNnon 71590 109 II Thnrty snxth Street Unnon Cnty N J UNnon 3 7491 The Store Beoutnful 67,,, yea, nvnunuuws sn-noPPE 905 BERGEN AVENUE JERSEY cnrv N J FEMININE WEAR 4808 BERGENLINE AVENUE UNION CITY N J 6033 Bergenlnne Avenue West New York N J , . ,N.n. I 175 , .J 9' UNion 5-0551 'n ' , .J. j E: . , ' I ? 42 1 1 . il it - A H yi Q . U. . .ll 1 i THEODORE MEINKE JR Carpenter and Burlder Telephone UNuon 7 5433 L N 119 Dodd Street Weehawken N J JOHN A RANK PRINTER Henry I Rank UNlon 7 0140 319 321 37th Street Unlon Cnty N J MASTRO Lumber 81 Millwork Company UNlon 7 2121 UNnon 7 2122 Umon Cnty N J Industrial Catering ARTHUR BOHN CATERERS Formerly Ludwug Bach Always the Best In Catering Cor 15th St and Park Ave Hoboken N J Telephone HOboken 2 1582 A UNlon 3 2569 UNlon 3 1332 Home and Oftuce Dr and Mrs Joseph A Angelo Bullt by DEGELMANN KELLY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 6 Raydol Avenue Genera' Confrcchng Secaucus N J Buzlders of Better Homes' ELECTRONIC PARTS MFG CO Umon Cnty N J Best Wlshes to the Class of 51 Charles Dadauan Chnl: Dadalan Marty Dadauan RIMONDI'S PHARMACY Cosmetics and Drugs Phone Bergen 3 3026 John Rlmondl Prescrlptlon Pharmacist MARRA'S DRUG STORE GeraldA Marra PhG 1285 Plaza Opposnte Peoples National Bank Phone UNuon 3 9485 Secaucus N J Prescription Specualnsts MARY ANN SHOES 5812 Bergenlme Ave West New York N J 218 Washington Street Hoboken N J l BUDA 81 SON Painter and Decorator 52 Fulton Street Weehawken N J UNuon 7 8663 Ellll Bllliilllllli HVEl'lllE. H at5ll'05T IUEST Ililll WM ll J. Youths proudest achievement ns tradutnon ally rewarded with a fine watch or a glft of Jewelry 11 an ssl E A el ll ' I , I 2725 Boulevard Jersey City, N. J 0 o ' 1 If I I ,, , . . .. - ll CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 JOHNNY'S BAR 8a GRILL 300 Front Street Secoucus N J Arr Condmoned JOHN V PUTH Prop Television - Shuffleboords Compllments CAPPELLETTI S RESTAURANT PARKWAY PHARMACY Gustave P Alessuo Ph G Telephone UNuon 7 6486 4204 Park Ave Weehawke Reg No 5190 HOLLYWOOD FLORIST Cor 35th St and Bergenlme Ave Umon Cnty N J GILSENAN PIANO CO 4521 Bergenlme Ave Umon Cnty N J Televusnon by MAGNOVOX now on display UNlon 3 3580 24 Hour Service A DREHER Fuel Onl Kerosene Coal Coke Oll Burner Service 1215 85th St North Bergen Compliments WEEHAWKEN FIRE DEPARTMENT Sincere Congratulations to The Class of 1951 EDWARD .I KIRK Chief of Polnce Phones UNlon 7 0072 0073 921 939 Dell Avenue Foot of Monroe Street on Erle Railroad S DAVIS CO Flour Salt Sugar Gram Hay Excelsior Fertlllzers and Supplies North Bergen N J UNuon 5 7873 We Call and Deliver HI GRADE CLEANERS AND DYERS Furrlers H Hamamllan Umon Cnty N J EATROFF S MEN S SHOP Stetson Hats Manhattan Shirts lnterwoven Hose UNlon 7 1593 5800 Bergenlme Ave West New York N J . n, N. J. of , . - . . , N. J. of ' '- . - 7 5 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1951 from the WEEHAWKEN TEACHERS ASSOCIATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 51 From The Class of 52 Stuart Chasmar President Wullnam Pappas Vuce President Nancy Schoenberg Secretary Edward Gelges Treasurer Dons Reed Donald Rnckert Marilyn Turner Bernard Zempoluch Frank Margnotta Lllhan Kyrlakakas Edward Gleason Barbara Blngham Donald Auletto Estelle Gallagher Harvey Cooper I I I I . I I A Good Place to Meet Your Friends TUNNEL BAR 81 GRILL ARTHUR MARTIN Prop Televusuon Every Nate All Sports Events 100 32nd Street Umon Cnty N J Phone UNlon 7 9147 UNnon 7 331 1 WM ASH INC Established 1904 6817 Bergenlme Ave Guttenberg N J Pomt Varmsh Wallpaper Sonatas Glass Pamters Supplies Smce 1883 AUTOGRAPHIC REGISTER COMPANY Hoboken New Jersey Printers of Business Forms Compliments of THOMAS H MURPHY SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION AND E'-E GPX' Our f 661 BEST WISHES Qowuth the P 0 CLASS OF 1951 f Q, l 1 PW' Theur Success WEEHAWKEN POLICE DEPARTMENT Phone UN1on 7 8612 JOHN and TED LINCOLN LIQUOR AND FOOD Inc Beer Wines Luquors Groceries 121 Maple St Weehawken N J HERMAN KRUG Hardware and Pamts Plumbmg and Electr1calSupplnes Tools Glass Ladders House Furmshmgs 4217 Pork Avenue Umon Cnty N J Phone UNlon 7 8120 UNlon 3 9843 Arthur Moschen Prop HIGHWOOD GARAGE Automobile Repairs Storage Car Washing 178 Hlghwood Ave Weehawken N J AUXILIARY fe: -: E . ' . - 550 ' f .Nd , , Qi jf D . I . E . THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH BERGEN BERGEN TURNPIKE ond LIBERTY AVENUE North Bergens Frlendly COMMERCIAL Bank EVERY BANKING SERVICE Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposst lnsuronce Corporotuon Telephone UN1on 7 2700 B E H R E N S B R O S CFuel for Home ond lndustry 5711 TONNELLE AVENUE NORTH BERGEN N J LOHMANN S The Food Is Very Good 37th ond Pork Ave Umon Cnty N .l FREE PARKING vt ,. U ,.. 1 ll ll . ,.. 7 -- , I Th ex to EKU e Class of 1951 us proud of nts achlefements and washes to take thus opportunity to press nts apprecuatuon to all those who have gnven sympathetic support and cooperation the class A special boquet to Our prenclpal and has staff for thenr cooperatnon Our ad user for has turne and counselnng The advtsers of tne Yearbook and the Sensor Play for their time and talent All the faculty for their generous cooperatuon Our parents and local merchants for thenr unancual support The underclassmen fo theur support of our school play and dances The Boa d of Education for makung the school s faculutues avallable to all OFFICERS Al Schumann President Janet Ceculua Secretary dward Prout Treasurer EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Joe Barsa Anna Marne Cambrna Bob Dnehl Bob Fleckenstenn Rosemarie Garnto Bull Hnlton Bob Karlsteln Adelchu Leon: Dot Parts Charles Relneclce Janet Rnsta Mary Lou Smith Al Wolfram Mr E F Ferns Adviser X Z 6 'SW ' O ' 1 WAT X9 ff lx ti T xp: lb . . . , . . . . I. . I . Janet Haas, Vice President . . I . . . , E A. C XX y . Compliments of Frank Buclno Inc Real Estate Insurance Mortgages 40 Hudson Place Hoboken N Tel HO 4 3400 Phone: CLiffside 6-0437, 0438 Romagnino Construction Company BUILDERS 289 Gorge Road Cliffside Park N J Flowers by Ware to All Parts of the World PETER .I LALLY FLORIST CUT FLOWERS FUNERAL DESIGNS Tel UNlon 3 2660 4513 Bergenlnne Ave CNear 45th St I UNION CITY N J Tel UNnon 7 5125 Quality IS Our Specialty UNION CITY BAKERY OTTO W M LINDIG 2412 Bergenllne Avenue Umon Cnty N J Phone UNIon 6 8368 EDWARD SCHUMANN MIDDLETOWN Cream: Rich Daury Products Dellvernes To SECAUCUS NORTH BERGEN and UNION CITY 275 Centre Avenue SECAUCUS N J CORDUROY VILLAGE THE CASUAL SHOP Featuring Mnsses Sportswear and Accessorues As You Like Them 7512 Bergenlme Ave North Bergen N H CHESIS Phone UNlon72469 J TANNENBA U S Embroidery Co Manufacturers of EMBROIDERIES LACES 81 NOVELTIES 6024 Buchanan Place West New York N J UM UNION 7 1345 PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK KARL W LANDGRAF Wholesale Dealer In Quality Meat Products Phone JOurnaI Square 4 3492 107 Nelson Avenue Jersey Cnty 7 A5-s -XL ' J COMPLIMENTS OF HILLTOP BAKERY 8614 Hudson Blvd North Bergen MR and MRS HILDENBRAND X 1 5 I 'fl -df Mal Compliments of RIALTO THEATRE Movies Are Better Than Ever 5808 Bergenlnne Ave West New York Phone UNnon 3 1307 ARDEE FLOWERS Service for Every Occasion R DADAIAN 4530 Park Avenue IBet Cooper Pl and 46th St J Weehawken, N J , .J. ' ' ' I ' ,N.J. - x W 1 4x I es f --5 f' or sscAucus, N. J. V XJ I N, K 23:2-fri? , ..f-' ll ' ll . , N. J. ' . ,N.J. L r Q o r If J 'K ' 1 Congratulations to the Class of 51 From THE CLASS OF Welcome to the EW ALUMNI WEEHAWKEN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION WEEHAWKEN HIGH SCHOOL Weehawken N J Best Wishes To the Class of 51 THE FRANCINE COMPANY Manufacturers of Women s Sportswear Three Cheers fo fhe Class of 51 Cozy Corn Shrek Joe Barsa Grand Exalied Ruler Q X 261Wes,35,h51ree, Gabe Pat Stu Ken Duff Joan Boobo Q New York Cnty N J wwf! A f fl Sorrowful Gump Jnmjlm Clncko Mary Lou Slush Specks Jack Bull Conme Rose Ruta Ray Idglt Pfc SnookyFllon I '53 , .. I I A 71 ' er I . .. . ' L1 , , , . , , , .-w e U II. I 0 r I I I I I , w nu I 1 1 ' - r -- 1 'MM fur I n . 5-4 Compliments Of E W BERGER 8. BRO 4500 Park Avenue Weehawken N J Compliments of HARBER 81 FREESMAN Attorneys at Law MARGOLIS STATIONERY OITICE Supplies Albert E Arnove Prop 3506 Bergenlme Ave Umon Cnty GUTTENBERG RESTAURANT Home Cookmg 6825 Bergenlme Ave Guttenberg New Jersey Compliments GEORGE DOMANSKI GOVERNOR Secaucus Lodge No 1589 Loyal Order of Moose RAPONE S LIQUOR STORE Chouce Beer Wines and Lnquors Free Delivery 4600 Park Avenue Weehawken New Jersey LINCOLN MEAT MARKET Prlme Meats and Fancy Poultry Fancy Groceries Frozen Foods 122 Maple St Cor Hudson Ave Tel UNton 7 1380 Weehawken New Jersey Best Wishes from HOMEROOM ENGLISH 4 FRED S MARKET Prlme Meats 7829 Bergenlme Avenue North Bergen New Jersey Compllments of MR 8. MRS NATHAN L AMDUR Compliments of HARVEY PLATT MAYOR JOHN J KANE and BOARD OF COUNCIL Secaucus New Jersey Complnments of KEESSER S CONFECTIONERY 2703 Hudson Blvd North Bergen New Jersey DICK S DELICATESSEN Wme Lnquor Beer 4536 Park Avenue Weehawken New Jersey Complsments of JOHN .I HAGGERTY DOSCHER S DAIRY 8110 Grand Avenue North Bergen New Jersey Tel UNlon 7 8404 CO. ' ., ' ' , N.J. , 780 Sixth Street Secaucus, New Jersey L. Rapone, Prop. T. Rapone, Mgr , . - . - I DELMA STUDIOS Our OHICIGI Yearbook Photographers 52' 5th Ave New York N Y Tel. Watkins 9-1880 Compliments of R. MRAZ Compliments of F. CHARLES CERESNAK West New York Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. WALTER C. SCHUMANN Best Wlshes ofthe Class of 51 We take the D out of deficnency TUTORING CLUB Compllments and Best Wlshes to ESTELLE KATHLEEN CIRELLI Compllments of SECAUCUS HOME NEWS LOUIS BOYARSKY Rustcraft Greetmg Cards Cugars Statuonery Toys and Perxodtcals k N 4200 Park Avenue Weehaw en Phone UN1on 7 9879 J Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations to the Class of 51 FOREIGN LANGUAGE I Compliments of THE STUDENT COUNCIL Rosemarne Ganto Vnce Presudent Jane Geayer Secretary Wnlllam Pappas Treasurer Best of Luck to the Class of 1951 MR 8. MRS JOHN BINDER AND RON Compltments of ENGLI President Stanley Dell Iacono Vlce Presndent Charlotte Fmck Secretary Rose Friedman Assistant Secretary Dorothy Cannon Treasurer RobertF Duehl I I Robert Fleckenstein, President . . . - . ' SH I Compl men? f ZIMMER 81 HOLDEN STATION 1301 W llo A enue Hoboke Ne Je sey ESSO Co pl me ts of FRIEND H CROSS CO C pl m SHEFFIELD FARMS CO INC i so m i n i w v ,. n, w r Compliments of om i ents U U 'I Complnments of JOSEPH GERBINO 435 Greenmount Ave Cluftsrde Park New Jersey Compliments of NORTH END STATIONERY STORE Compliments of H MITLER Compliments of A FRIEND NICHOLAS S SCHLOEDER Congratulations to Class 5'l from BENJ AI.TMAN 81 FAMILY Compliments of MR. THOMAS .I REALE Best Washes to our Fellow Classmates from ENGLISH 3 Compllments of A FRIEND Compliments of PLATOFF 81 PLATOFF Compliments of O ' I ' Compliments of A BARSA 81 BROS Compllments of MARILYN ROBES, INC 34 E 30th St New York Cnty New York Compliments of 81 MRS ARTHUR KNASTER Complnments of JUDGE LIEBERMAN A FRIEND JOAN TANN NOVELTY SHOP Specnoluzmg un Hugh Clcss Lodues Bags Costume Jewelry Hosuery Gloves Umbrellas Cosmetics 5916 Bergenlme Avenue West New York New Jersey Compllmenfs of HENRY AND OTTO MACK O O MR. . Compliments of D ORTEGA Men s and Boys Clothmg And Sportswear 3214 Bergenlme Ave Unlon Cnty New Jersey ARNOLD S Tuxedos Cutawcys Full Dress Whnte Dinner Jackets To Hure 506 61 st Street oft Bergenlune Ave West New York New Jersey AUGENLICHT 84 GREEN Laces Embrouderues and Noveltnes 546 Gregory Avenue Weehawken New Jersey Compliments of A FRIEND Compllments of PARK DAIRY 95 Luberty Place Weehcuwken New Jersey MR 8. MRS F SCI-IMID1' Groceries Daury Foods Frozen Foods We Delnver Tel UN 3 2401 Compliments of H CROSS CO THE CLIFFWOOD 76 St and Bergenlme Avenue North Bergen New Jersey Ice Cream Candy Soda Luncheon MAC 81 MAC CLOTHES INC 5608 Bergenlune Avenue Between 56th and 57th Streets West New York New Jersey Compluments ot MR 81 MRS T A CANNON and FAMILY Complnments of HOME ROOM PHYSICS LUKAYS Cleaners Dyers Alterations 500 Hudson Avenue Weehawken New Jersey Phone UN 5 5250 WEEHAWKEN BARBER SHOP Angelo Meloro Prop 76 46th Street Weehawken New Jersey Res UNnon 3 5389 ' 1 I I ' . . I , . , I I I Delicatessen I I . I P I I , . I , GOOD LUCK Your graduatlon represents an Important milestone In your progress As you move ahead to new goals may continued success reward your ettorts So congratulations and best wishes for a happy prosperous future COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY Umon Cnty North Bergen Weehawken Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon HAAS HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware Distributors of Electrlcal Plumbing 8. Janitors Supplies Paints Varnlshes and Wmdow Glass Housefurnlshlng 2306 Bergenlme Avenue Between 23rd 81 24th Umon Cnty N J Umon 73830 Starrett Machinist Tools Complnments of DR FRANCIS J HEIMBUCH DR FREDERICK .I HEIMBUCH North Bergen Guttenberg KlwANls cLus X ,7 Underprnvlleged Chuldren s Commuttee paid for by Gubnans 5904 Bergenllne Avenue West New York New Jersey EDWARD KOMPASS ESSO STATION Expert Lubrlcatlon Tlres Batteries 32nd St and Palisade Ave Weehawken New Jersey Tel UNlon 3 9890 EWE S Rach In flavor pure cream and fruits That s the ICE CREAM we produce Made Fresh Daily 8201 Bergenllne Avenue North Bergen New Jerse ot L0 S rw Comphments of STUDY I'IAI.I. E u Good Luck To All the Grads Class of 'I951 Q2 from a FRIEND of Mass Dons Noseda . A 5 1 ' ua . . . , . . . . . . , D O I I I I . . , l I I l f Y f' 'N . G 3 H Il Congratulatlons from EMANON BRIDGE CLUB Congratulations from TOWN OF SECAUCUS NEW JERSEY Congratulatlons to the Class of 1951 MRS E J MURRAY CHUB 81 BOB 51 Compllments of M A H Compllments of J CUSHING GLASS CO Compluments of Compltments ot MR 8. MRS GEORGE GOSEN MR 8. MRS I DWORKEN W. F BREUSS INC Manufacturers of Schlffll Lace and Embroidered Specnaltles 5508 Polk Street West New York New Jersey UNton 3 2855 Show Rooms 417 Fifth Avenue New York 1 New York ORegon 9 2931 . .I ...H , .... . J, c I o 1 .I- THE BAECHTOLD FAMILY Congratulates the Class of 51 COLE S Records Cards Weddnng lnvntatnons 6034 Bergenlnne Avenue West New York New Jersey Congratulatnons to the Class of 51 MR 81 MRS W DALTON Complnments of GEMORE SPORTSWEAR 340 Centre Avenue Secaucus New Jersey SHORTY S AUTO SERVICE The Place for Qunck and Proper Servnce Cornne Evans Prop General Automobnle Repanrs 4219 Park Avenue Corner 43rd Street Tel UN 7 8097 GALLIAN BROS MOTOR CO Sales 81 Servnce Televnsnon Radno Retrngerators Anr Condntnonnng General Repanrs on Trucks 8n Automobnles 1701 07 Summnt Ave Unnon Cnty N J Complnments of STEIN TOBLER CO INC 405 35th Street Unnon Cnty New Jersey HANSEN S Delncatessen and Bakery Homemade Salads Cakes Pasternes 81 Pnes Orders taken for all occasnons 3513 Park Avenue Unnon Cnty New Jersey BLUM 81 HOHNEKER Embrondernes and Laces 545 70th Street Guttenberg New Jersey UNnon 5 0654 PRASHKER BROS INC Manufacturers of Laces and Embrondernes 6013 17 Polk Street West New York New Jersey NICK S BEAUTY SALON Expert Hanr Cuttnng By Nnck Specnalnznng nn Permanent Wavnng and Hanr Stylnng 6413 Bergenlnne Avenue Unnon 7 9266 West New York New 'ersey WILLIAM SANDER Hohneker s Danry Products 41 West Harwood Terrace Palnsade Park New Jersey UNnon 5 1723 PARK SERVICE STATION Cor Woodclnff and Palnsade Avenues Hudson Henghts New Jersey UNnon 7 9205 EUGENE GONSETH General Auto Repanrs 545 Gregory Avenue Weehawken New Jersey IDEAL EMBROIDERY CO 134 63rd Street West New York New Jers y Congratulcntnons to the Class of 1951 MR 84 MRS T .I DORSEY 8. FAMILY MR 8: MRS ARTHUR DANE 81 FAMILY 1 I I I . . . I , S, W2 ,, . . ,, . I - s . - . . ' - 1 . 1 1 , . . l - 'I . . . Manufacturers of Embroideries 81 Laces ' ' I I ., . I - ' I , S , . 1 I . I , I ' 1 . . . , ., f' Nw ,., 0- I' -5 lsla 7 'N 91, V I ifas 'Ns r VX ae: ,lumpy bj,g5??'a 'VH N wi 'carat' 'Mfg ' -'s i 3 3 Ala ,gs .gl :u yu. -AI' 9 also au' Cho 1 - NK CHIC nm' ' na: at us -an 'am riff 4 -as sa: mfs 'nv N ,:nl'2 05 I' ss an 3 3 s W VQOQAU' rival' 44 f-4 W, In fl Class by Tbemselzes Campus Togs from 7 Bergenhne Avenue, 35th to 36th Streets Unlon Cnty, Phone UN1on 3 6000 Bergen County, Phone Cl.IH:5Id6 6 6100 3 V' - . x ' , 4- 3 I Wu -.57 In 5 X I V' ,-9 I. ,Q . 6.1: h 9 A . 1 1 . W I I o , Q iX g ' 1 ' f I , -. ' .f fm r I I ?fJ' 6 6 V f ' 1 1- -q 'N 4 3 ff'-2 4. ' A ,' - ::?5,u- , S ' ,,' ,lgcvdfu 53, psi fax - ' '-g ... :w2:::--m.,g.'1G .- .,.'- -. win, '5 ' A 7'i f 'fin 'f Nu' - 'T'- W 1. , , . X , 'f . , f ,fa ! .' ,, ,A fn, -vhs? .5 '. 'I i f-!2::'f' W qs Q. ..,,e:,. 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CIRELLI S SHOE SERVICE All types of orthopedlc work and shoe adlustrng Shoes made longer and wlder Shoes dyed cleaned Suede shoes steamed and retlnrshed to look lust luke new All type cleats and dancing taps Complete lane of Pollshes Insoles dyes cleaners saddle soap plastic polrsh or lrquld wax polnsh Doctors prescrnptlons tllled out on specual orders We have a complete lnne of Dr Scholl s Arches and Foot Remedies 4707 Broadway ,gf J 0 ' f Umon Cnty New Jersey X Phone UNnon 3 7230 F MALANKA 81 SONS NC General Contractors Umon Clty New Jersey fd 7 The 1948 U S Olympic Gymnastic Team Wore S BARTOLI Gymnastucs Umforms 110 48th Street Umon Cnty New Jersey Tel UNlon 3 4024 SAFER CLEANERS SAME DAY sERvlcE Mann Store 4802 Park Avenue Weehawken New Jersey UN1on 5 6779 Branch 119 6Orh Street West New York New Jersey UNlon 7 6036 l CO U I I I I ' E 0 ' I . I I I I , . . , . f J' . I I 'I ,'.v J ' 14 'f - K Qirfzlz' X- t . XS - J: .1 J f 4 ll Y. I Y f ' - l I I I Compliments of R. and G. EMBROIDERY WORKS 134 63rd Street West New York, New Jersey FORWARDERS, IN Insured Carriers New York Ne DAVES FRUIT 84 VEGETABLE MARKET 618 Monroe Street Hoboken, 7817 Bergenlme Avenue North Bergen New Jersey UNnon 7 4976 Tel Hoboken 31567 FRIEDMAN FREIGH T C. w Jersey New Jersey UNlon 7 2504 JORDAN S GROCERI 3708 Pork Avenue Phone UNuon 7 8028 ALEXANDER THANE 81 SON Plumbing Heotlng Onl Burners Weehowken New Jerse Drstrnbutor Jaeger s Cok ES Y SS V' TEMPIA 4708 Pork Avenue gf VN 2nd Avenue ond 85th Str Weehawken New Jersey 1 J North Bergen New Jerse Grocery ond Delncotesse I1 eet Y BEST WISHES Class of 1951 THOMASJ LIPTON INC LIPTUN D wzm 2 ' ' .J l 'I QIUN 'I unutl lllmm 669191 W' Qwusuua I LIPTON DESSERT MIX 82.5 I ' - J I - . . I , ,. f , , ..2gQgQ.f,. A. . I . if. . - f .- avg' , I ,, . 'Er' n ' ' X9 ,L .I N. 7 : LTRIAM I ' gilt I ji ' f uasfnlzlncrlnnp K7 f? . B Q? IL x, 1 I' 4' A N gm L7E'f'7f'f'J: r::::g. -f A , ga 2 ' s A I Y . u , i ' 9 . .. 1 ' 5- 1 .. If ml , ff f 5 Q I. .... - gay . .1 '!eY.-- hc, 1 N lj .' K 1 . Jr-S' 'V V V ,si jf ':':1E::3:l J 7' If -'Iwi' I' F. FLAAK Beer - Wines - Liquor 4514 Park Avenue Weehawken, New Jersey UNion 5-5599 AL S GARAGE 201 Highwood Avenue Weehawken New Jersey From Maker to Wearer MERRILL STUART CO 6102 Van Buren Place West New York New Jersey M frs Mens Clothing UNITED PHOTO SERVICE 94 Terrace Avenue Jersey Cnty New Jersey Best Wishes on your 25th Anniversary MINERO NEWCOME 81 CO, INC 80 Nassau Street New York City 7 New York Compliments and Best Wishes TRENZ S MARKET Secaucus New Jersey ERNST WALTHER from Homemade bolognas and prime meats North Bergen New Jersey THEODORE SELTZER MANNYS MARKET 153 48th S7 eet Full line of Vegetables Groceries and Cold Cuts Free Deliveries Tel UN 5 7263 WM R KRAUS Dist for Schmalz and Fairlawn Dames 415 Lafayette Avenue Cliffside Park New Jersey CL 67045 2319 3567 I , ll 11 , . I I I I ' I I T I 7424 Bergenline Avenue I 1 I I . . I ' ' 1 I SCHNYDER S FLUWER SHOP If C9310 Flowers for all occasions 6700 Bergenlune Avenue West New York New Jersey UNlon 7 2353 Flowers By Wire SCHERTEL S DAIRY Mulk and Cream 549 59th Street West New York New Jersey Phone UNlon 5 4562 PALISADE DAIRY 203 Webster Avenue Jersey Cnty 7 New Jersey HAVEN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION The Home of Insured Savmgs 41 Newark Street Hoboken New Jersey Assets over S6 500 000 00 2V2M Current Dlvldencl Rate QMW: Best Washes rom TOWNSHIP OF MAYOR HARRY BUESSER Dnrector of Publlc Safety RALPH R FEIGELSON Director of Public Works JOSELP J JIALDINI Dnrector of Public Affaxrs GABRIEL A MACHETTO Dlrector of Revenue and Finance LOUIS A AXT Director of Parks and Playgrounds . 1 . xx IRI 1 ' I A 'ti' f Lf - W S ' NORTH BERGEN The REINER Lune for 51 offers textile mulls complete equipment from cone to fabrlc with machines that consistently meet the highest standards of quality and performance Smce nts found mg ln T903 Robert Reiner Incorporated has steadily added to Its lust of textlle machinery Today lt IS the leader In the field serving the leaders In the lndustry For Warp Kmthng Trncot Machines 2 and 3 bar T68 and 84 wade Kaylooms Raschel Machines For Warplng Warplng Machlnes Magazine Creels Smgle Type Creels Truck Creels Skinner Racks Thread Tensnons counterbalanced and disc Beam Loading Wagons Hydraullc Beam Luft Wagons Stop Motlons Electrlcal and mechanical For Hosiery o Four sectlon twm kmtters up to 66 gauge 0 Automatic Auto Heeler For Embroldermg 0 Automatic Embronder Machines 'IO to 15 yard lengths o Automatic Bobbm Wnndlng Machines For qunltmg and stntchmg ROBERT REINER, INC 550 564 Gregory Ave Weehawken New Jersey UN 7 1502 ' I 1 I . . I . I I . . . . - I ,, ,, . I 0 Simplex Machines-double knit . . . . . . . ' . 0 . . . . - . . . . . . ' . - . . . JAY M LEVENSON ATTORNEY Duspatch Building VAN S ICE CREAM PARLOR AND LUNCHEONETTE 99 Liberty Place Neehawken New Jersey Tel UN 7 9788 Cards Candy Ice Cream CLARK S 50 48th Street Weehawken New Jersey UNlon 3 9795 Tel UNnon 7 9641 We Dellver Ice Cream DEE S CONFECTIONARY Home Made Ice Cream Fresh Danly 4220 Park Avenue Weehawken New Jersey OLIVER EMBROIDERY WORKS 584 56th Street West New York New Jersey Call us for barbecued chickens TRUE S DELICATESSEN 7407 Broadway North Bergen New Jersey UN 7 8974 DIAMOND DERBY 'I45 Front Street Secaucus New Jersey Fnne Foods No Cover Charge Floor Shows No Mnmmum Charge Dancmg Eddae Dennes Host UN 5 9777 Compllments ofthe B 81 Z EXPRESS COMPANY BEAUTY BOX 8525 Hudson Blvd North Bergen New Jersey UN1on 7 1074 Congratulations SOCIAL SCIENCE WILLIAM J BREMMER Real Estate and Insurance Secaucus, New Jersey KOS'I'ER'S DAIRY 705 5th Street Secaucus, New Jersey I Union Cify, N. J. We Specialize in Ice Cream Cake I 1 3 BECKER S MEAT MARKET 4210 Park Avenue Weehawken New Jersey LACKAWANNA TERMINAL RESTAURANT INC D L 81W R R Station Hoboken New Jersey Phone Hoboken 3 8307 Quality Servlce Dellcuous Food COLONIAL RESTAURANT 4801 Park Avenue Umon Cnty New Jersey Tel UNuon 7 9384 WALDY MOTOR SALES 8: SERVICE Kauser Frazer and Henry J 5207 Hudson Boulevard North Bergen New Jersey UNion 5 8015 Prume Meats and Poultry Frozen Foods RUSS CASEY We Deliver 8 Rudgeley Place UNlon 3 5959 Weehawken New Jersey Your Friendly Liquor Dealer Call Us COMMUNITY GROCER Phone UN 7 1993 4800 Park Ave Weehawken New Jersey FRANK TREGER Beef Lamb Veal Pork and Poultry 4913 Park Avenue Near 50th St West New York New Jersey Batternes Tlres Tubes Accessornes Complete Lubrication Towlng TRI BAR SERVICE Nlck Trlvlsonno and Jack Barrlcella 7319 13 Bergenlme Ave North Bergen New Jersey INC 1321 Paterson Plank Road Secaucus New Jersey UNion 3 8900 W E MARKER Frozen Foods Groceries Frults and Vegetables 4202 Park Avenue UNion 3 9196 Herbert Morntz Gas Oils Lubrucatnon Tires Tubes Accessories HERBERTS SERVICE STATION Cor 51st St and Broadway West New York New Jersey SIDERIDES JEWELER 3907 Bergenlme Avenue Umon Cnty New Jersey Tel UN1on 7 4279 L FLAAK Beer Wme Liquor 4514 Park Avenue Weehawken New Jersey Tel UNnon 7 4341 WEST NEW YORK FLORIST 60th Street and Bergenlme Ave West New York New Jersey General Electrnc Appluances SECAUCUS FUEL SUPPLY CO Wullnam Bercaw Authorized Dealer 1261 Paterson Plank Road Secaucus New Jersey Phone UN 7 8900 Styling Permanent Wavmg GLAMOUR SALON HELEN KINDRED 7304 Bergenlme Avenue North Bergen New Jersey UN1on 5 5110 7 , . 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Supply Co Screens Storm Sashes Unpamted Furmture Lumber Cut to Size Park Avenue and 52nd Street Chester Halpern West New York N e Zemth Busmess Staff wnshes to acknowledge wnh thanks the effort and cooperatnon offered Mr H C Martm American Yearbook Co Mr Irving Lloyd Delma Studies Compliments of the ZENITH EDITORIAL STAFF Complsments of the ZENITH BUSINESS Mr and Mrs C Demarats Mr Edward Beck Jr Mr S Cambria Richard Dlehl Dr and Mrs George Freyberger Fruend Frlend Friend Fruend Frtend Frnend Frtend Frlend W Ackermann Mn W G Ahrnke Mr and Mrs Wllltam Alexander Vnrgtma Altbounartan Mr and Mrs Benlamtn Altman Louts Altman Murlel Altman Ralph Alulse Esq and Mrs C A Anderson and Mrs A Andrlolo and Mrs Joseph A Angelo Mtss Ann Arlmghaus Art Valet Cleaners Arthur and Joan Carollne Atz Ruth Atz Dorothy Auranson Mr and Mrs Harry Avey Mr and Mrs F Bohr Mr and Mrs James P Balos Baraba s Delicatessen Barbara and Susan Barbie and Marllyn Terry Barr Mr and Mrs P Barrale Mr and Mrs A Barreca Mr and Mrs W Barrett Marlon Barry E Barsumtan Ethel Bateman Gene Beban Mr and Mrs P Becct Mrs Marte Bech Charlotte Becker Edward Becker Jr Edward Becker Sr George Becker Yvonne Becker Mr and Mrs Fred W Beckmeyer Anne Bekker Roberta Beller Mr John Bender and famtlv Aluce Benduccn Ben s Furmture Co Charles Bernhammer Betty Hmderk s Gift Shop Betty and Joe Joseph Beublan Beverly Ann Dress Shop Catherlne Btckel Mrs Rosa Btckel Mr and Mrs R Bnegner Bufl Tlger and Duchess Bull and Joan Barbara Balltngham Bully Btlltngham Mr and Mrs G H Btlllgham Nancy Bllllngham lna Mae Bmgham Joan Ann Blazlnl Loulse Blazmt Ralph A Block Howard Blohm Mr and Mrs Dudley Blond Sol Bloom Bluebird Dellcatessen Mr and Mrs Otto Blust Bob s Hardware Bob s Hardware Jewel Botles Patrons Mr and Mrs Meyer Bollnsky Ingrid Bollmann Mr and Mrs Peter Bonanno Steve Bondy Bom Charles Booth Mrs Borger Helen Borger 1944 Helen Bottme Doris Boulanger Mr and Mrs Eugene Boulanger Joan Boulanger Mrs Joseph Boulanger Patrlcla Jane Bowers Joan Boy Eileen Bradley Mr Louls Brandes Barbara Brechllnq Mr Frank G Brechllng Jean Brede Mrs Wnlltan Breen Larry Brehne Kenny Brehne Mrs A Bronner Grace Brophy Mr and Mrs Raymond Brophy Mrs Rose Brophy J W Browne Betty Bruntng Dottie Bruntng Herman Bruppacher Mr Micheal Buclno Mr Patrick Buclno Mlllte Bueckner Mlss Burghardt Mr and Mrs S Butta Mass Adele Caccla Miss Helene Caccla Mr John Cahartck Mr and Mrs T Calnan Thomas Cambria Mrs A Canavarle Beverly C Cancy Mr and Mrs E Caraluzzo Rose Carney Mr and Mrs Walter Carr Mr and Mrs Wllllam Carr Wllluam V Carroll Mr and Mrs Albert Casazza Albert Casazza and Mrs Robert Casey and Mrs A Casse John Cataracchta and Mrs Ernest Cecelna and Mrs John Cecelna Tony Cell: S andJ Cerntglna Mr John Chaplln Charm Jeweler Mr and Mrs O H Chase Angelo Chtappa Mr and Mrs Charles Chrlstlansen Kenneth Chrnsttansen Mrs A Chrtstoltel Mr and Mrs John Clark Mnss Kathleen Clarke Norma Cltsura Craftsman s Photographer Mr and Mrs L H Coffin Jerome Cohen Colorado 8. 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