Weehawken High School - Zenith Yearbook (Weehawken, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1952 volume:

b £A) 3 1833 03395 5110 Gc 974.902 W418z 1952 Zenith (Weehawken, N.J.) The Zenith THE CLASS O M Mo.m f Auu U aue.« lih [2] u u n c WEEHAWKEN HIGH SCHOOL WEEHAWKEN, N. J FACULTY ADMINISTRATION FOREWORD Since memory permits us to pass through the looking glass of time, we can view tha golden reflections of high school days and always hold to our hearts those precious years of warm friendship, cooperation, and achievement. Each of us has threaded his own way, but we have been woven together by an intangible spirit, grown and nurtured by our loyalty and devotion. This spirit has been captured forever in a rich tapestry of past exper- ience. The staff has endeavored to give life to its colorful narra- tive through Indian symbols, which lend historic, as well as imaginative perspective. We hope we have succeeded in sounding the theme which will recall to mind three pleasant and profitable years at Weehawken. [4] SENIORS MEMOIRS : ■■■ . ■ UNDERCLASSMEN CONTENTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS [5] ...IN a Micate oor yearbook , ,952, a-e W ed ' ° , .„, to the ' ■ success, and we DEDICATION . • • £ ALMA MATER lit ( High o ' er the Hudson, stands our Alma Mater, Dauntless in spirit and stately in form, Emblem of culture gladly we hail thee, Our guide and protector in sunshine and storm. All hail Alma Mater, glad voices we raise In loyal devotion to sing thee our praise. Onward and upward, o ' er varied pathways We have been lead by thy unceasing care, Through thy devotion we have gained wisdom, Wisdom and courage to do and to dare. All hail Alma Mater, glad voices we raise In loyal devotion to sing thee our praise. K s JoBor Rbkw ' V, £j BIG CHIEFS v J+ yk. cf ?a« e ? SUPERINTENDENTS NEIL J. GEARY, PH. D. The Class of 1952 wishes to extend heartfelt thanks to the former Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Urban W. Chase, for the prominent role he has played in the success of Weehawken High. The entire student body joins us in appreciation of his untiring efforts directed toward our wel- fare and happiness. We cordially welcome Dr. Neil J. Geary to the halls of Weehawken High and convey to him congratulations upon his appointment as Superintendent of Schools. The graduating class is proud to salute its big chiefs, Mr. Chase and Dr. Geary. PRINCIPAL GEORGE BECKER, M.A. This fine yearbook represents one of many achievements during three of the most fruitful and glorious years of your lives. High school days cannot be repeated but their happy memories are forever lived and relived. Your class, though relatively small in number, is rich in quality and attainment. Your high educational accomplishments are clearly indicated by the many who have con- sistently gained Honor Roll recognition. Your enthusiastic group cooperation in all matters proves, beyond any doubt, your fine sense of loyalty and appreciation. I regard it a pleasure and a privilege to have been associated with you during the past three years. Beyond wishing you each individual success and happi- ness, I want you to know that I am confident of your ultimate and worthwhile contribution to your community and country. Good luck, good health, and may God bless you! t £ k — y -£-c- ti--4_ George Becker [11] BOARD OF EDUCATION JOHN F. KIELY, PRESIDENT ■ (Left to right) Lester L. Davis, Secretary, Charles T. Shakarjian, Fred Seufert, Jr., Vice-President, John F. Kiely, President, Thomas H. Murphy, Dorothy F. Brower, and Urban W. Chase, Acting Superintendent of Schools. [12] GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The Guidance Department in Weehawken High School undertakes a program each year which is designed to help each student under- stand himself and solve his educational, voca- tional, social, and personal problems. By means of a varied program including testing and both indi- vidual and group guidance, the student is as- sisted in deriving the most from his three years at Weehawken High School and in making intelli- gent plans for the future. The services of the Guidance Department are available at all times to help each student become all he is capable of being and lead a satisfying and useful life. Alice J. Gouled, AA.A. Miss Gouled counselling Fred Buoni Miss Maxfield guiding (Left to right) L. Naftule, P. Woodbury, R. Barsa, C Donus, S. Afferka, and C. Dufort, STAFF LUCILLE BENDER, R.N. School Nurse FRANK MARSHALL, M D School Doctor MARIE BECH Matron MARY E. MURRAY Clerk LYNDON FROST Attendance Officer KATHLEEN S CLARKE Assistant to Secretary of Board of Education BENJAMIN HUBER Custodian F. E. CROSBIE Clerk [14] REGINA UNTEREINER Clerk GLADYS M. TINBERGEN Secretary to Superintendent CHIEFS  -0 [15] FACULTY y MARGARET I. HOGAN, MA. Supervisor of Studies MARY C. ALEXOVIT S, MA. American History, Student Prints Business Adviser ANN ARUNGHAUS, MA. Domestic Arts, Junior Red Cross Workshop MARION C. BAIN Domestic Arts Assistant RUSSELL BEISSWANGER, MA. Consumer Economics, Clerical Practice, Business Law, Tennis Coach, Sr. Class Adviser L ROBERTA BELLER, A B. Public Speaking, Mathematics, English, Theater Club, Jr. Class Adviser HAROLD BILLINGHAM, MA. Industrial Arts, Block Letter Club HAROLD A. BROWN, B.S. Band Director MARY A. DOLSON, B.S. SIRIO ESTEVE E. F. FERRIS, M.A. German String Instruments, Ensemble Group Geography, Bookkeeping, Marketing Bowling Club CHARLES W. FOX Art Supervisor LEIAND S. FOX, M.A. Chemistry, Chess Club ELIZABETH GARRITY, B.S. English, Modern European History Zenith Editorial Adviser EMILY M. GULICK, M.A. French, French Club WILLIAM HENRY, M.A. Mathematics, Debating Club, Technicians MARION HONISS, B.A. Latin, English, Mask and Wig Club -X n PK I if. liv: RAYMOND L. HOPKINS, B.S. Physical and Health Education, Zenith Business Adviser MARGARET J. MacARDLE, MA. English, Sigma Gamma Chi DOROTHY T. MAXFIELD, M.A. Psychology, Guidance ALICE McFADDEN, M.A. English, Technicians RICHARD MILLER, M.A. Mathematics, Student Council ROSE T. MONTAGNE, M.A. Personal Typing, Stenography, Secretarial Practice, F.B.L.A. MAE G. OPPENHEIM, B.A English, Student Prints Editorial Adviser JOSEPH C. PAGNOTTA, M.A. American History MILDRED E. POWELL, M.A. American History, Sophomore Dance Club LESTER H. PURVERE Supervisor of Physical and Health Education, Coach LORETTA S. REISCH, B.A. Spanish, Spanish Club KATHARINE ROELKER, M.A. Librarian, Library Council 02% . v m LEON H. ROSSMAN, A.B. Music, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus JOHN R. SARAFIAN, M.A. Physics, Biology, Consumer Chemistry, Photography Club ELIZABETH SCHLICHTING, B.S. English, Sr. Dance Club FRANK F. STRUKEL. M.A. Typing, Traffic Committee ELIZABETH C. TURNAMIAN, M.A. Bookkeeping, Consumer Economics, General Math, Junior Dance Club, Twirlers UNA H. WELLAND, B.S. Physical and Health Education, Hostess Club, Girls ' Intramurals tGZ¥ SUBJECT MATTER With admiration to the chiefs of our tribe, This verse we squaws and braves inscribe. Here ' s our salute to you worthy profs, Who have guided us since we were sophs. With lessons in history and current news, We learned to think clearly, developing views. Our reading tastes changed from comics to sonnets, Which added a feather to our Indian bonnets. Our musical activities and contact with art, Contributed culture, a most vital part. With German, Spanish, Latin, and French, Our thirst for languages we did quench. Hamsters and reptiles filled us with thrills, Our pockets were emptied by mammoth lab bills. Too many cooks don ' t spoil the meal, For we mixed it and stirred it and ate it with zeal. We recall typing keys that would usually stick, In steno we scribbled and hoped we might click. The physical ed. classes known better as gym, Produced stalwart braves and squaws sleek and slim. We probed into cosine, the circle, square root, And discovered the frequent trig quizzes to boot! We drew many a blueprint in mechanical drawing, And in shop we did plenty of planning and sawing. With your guidance we have matured, Our direction in life has been insured. We are sincere in appreciation, For your part in our education. [20] BRAVES SQUAWS [21] ? JOAN FREDDA ABRAMS Joanie . . . amiable and artistic . . . gift for gab . . . It isn ' t fair! . . . teaching profession. Curiosity Club 1, Treasurer 2; Dance Club 2, 3; Hostess 2, 3; Intramurals 1; Jr. Social Committee; Sr. Play Com- mittee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2, 3. DIANA BARBARA AFFSA Dee Dee . . . enthusiasm for dancing . . . has sweet tooth . . . That ' s ridiculous! . . . aims at secretarial success. Hostess 3; Jr. Social Committee; Sr. Play Committee; ::-= 3 = — : ' - ' 1 V LILA CLAIRE ANSPACH Li . . . good-natured . . . roots for the Giants . . sports spectator ... to be happy. F.B.L-A. 3; Jr. Social Committee; Sr. Play Comm ' rtte 5 = = 3 £ = Z - ' i RICHARD WILLIAM ARRICALE Dick . . . our all-county second base mainstay . . . very energetic . . . everyone ' s friend . . . professional ballplayer. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball J.V. 2; Jr. Social Committee. DONALD JAMES AULETTO Don ... 3 letter man ... all county player . . . popular ... in his car or at Lutz ' s . . . professional ;= z a er. Baseball 1, 2, 3.- Basketball 1, 2, 3; Block Letter Club 2; Dance Club 2, 3; Executive Committee 2; Jr. Social Zz ee Soccer 1, 2, 3. Jeckii JACQUELINE AVEDISIAN cc ects travel foiders . . . rejects late- d-nes at Dee ' s . . . hopes to travel extensively. Dance Club 2, 3; French Club 2; F.B.LA. 3; Intramurals I; Jr. Social Committee; Mask and Wig Club 2, 3; Sr. Play Cast; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Student Council 2, 3; Student Prints Editorial Staff 2; Zenith Photography Staff. V ALICE BANNERT Mousey . . . hello for everyone ... a good skater . . . Such is life! . - . talks a mile a minute . . . happy . . . advertising. Dance Club 3; Hostess Club 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. MARION TERESA BARRY Marion . . . dissenting debater . . . victuals at Van ' s . . . Martin and Lewis devotee . . . secretary. Z :--.-. ' .-. Z- F.B.L.A. 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Sigma Gamma I- . ' .ce-P resident 3 ; Zenith Art Staff. [22] ETHEL B. BATEMAN Efh . . . friendly . . . It was riot! . executive. . chattering conversationalist Caddy cruiser . . . business Dance Club 2, 3; Debating Club 1, 2, 3; German Club 1; Hostess Club 1, 2; Intramurals 1; Jr. Social Committee,- Sr. Play Committee; Student Prints Editorial Staff 1, 2. FRED AUGUST BECKER Freddie . . . good looking and full of fun . . . hang- his hat at Hermann ' s . . . gets a kick out of footbal . . . successful farmer. Dance Club 3; Sr. Play Committee. DOLORES JOSEPHINE BERTONE Dee . . . quiet and friendly . . . lik es music and dancing . . . willing worker . . . kindergarten teacher. Dance Club 3; Hostess Club 2, 3; Jr. Social Committee; Mask and Wig Club 2, 3; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi; Spanish Club 2, 3. RAYMOND HUGH BILLINGTON Ray . . . pleasing personality . . . doesn ' t like Big Wheels . . . always watching T. V. ... to be a bachelor. Dance Club 3; Sr. Play Committee. BARBARA ELIZABETH BINGHAM Bobby . . . quiet and dependable . . . Girl Scout leader . . . dimpled smile ... oil paints and cello practice. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Dance Club 2, 3; Executive Committee 2, 3; Jr. Social Committee,- Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2; Zenith Art Staff. EILEEN ELISABETHE BRADLEY Ei . . . active in school affairs . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . dines at Dee ' s . . . secretary. Chorus 2, 3; Curiosity Club 1; Dance Club 2, 3; Executive Committee 3; F.B.L.A. 3; Hostess Club 3; Jr. Red Cross Workshop 2, 3; Jr. Social Committee; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Student Prints Business Staff; Zenith Business Staff. V KENNETH BREHNE Kenny . . . top technician . . . likeable . . . dislikes Dodgers . . . certified public accountant. Executive Committee 1; intramurals 1; Sr. Play Commit- tee; Technicians Committee 1, Treasurer 2, President 3; Zenith Business Staff. JAMES VAN BRUMMELEN Jim . . . plays a mean trumpet . . . Man, you got troubles! . . . one of Van ' s paying customers . . . business man. Band 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 3; Dance Club 2. [23] S MILDRED ANNE BUECKNER Millie ' ... a sports enthusiast . . . cheerleading chick . . . Oh, no! . . . private secretary. Cheerleaders 2, 3; Dance Club 3; F.B.LA. 3; Intramurals; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Sr. Play Committee. FREDERICK BUELL BUONI Basil . . . Einstein enthusiast . . .agile net man . . . tweed jackets and argyles . . . Oh, great! . . . future ad man. Band 1, 2, 3; Block Letter Club 2, Secretary 2; Chess Club, Vice-President 3; Dance Band 3; Debating Club 3; Intra- murals 1; Mask and Wig Club 2, President 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Sr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Committee; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Traffic Committee, Secretary 2, 3; Zenith Business Staff; Zenith Editorial Staff. ELAYNE BURKART Layne . . . fine pop singer . . . always seen at Van ' s . . . likes tall blonde boys . . . model. Dance Club 2, 3; Hostess Club; Mixed Chorus; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. CAROL MAE CASO Carol . . . petite mademoiselle . . . usually found at Melosh ' s . . . cotton candy queen ... a true square dancer . . . pecuniary ambition. Dance Club 3; French Club 2, Secretary 3; Sr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Committee 3; Sigma Gamma Chi; Theater Club 2. STUART ALAN CHASMAR Preacher . . . poet laureate . . . Mr. President . . . maneuvers a model T . . . aspires to see America first. Baseball 1, 2; Dance Club 2; Executive Committee, Presi- dent 2, President 3; Jr. Social Committee; Student Council 1, 2; Student Council Executive Committee 2. NORMA JULIA CLISURA Norm . . . smiling senorita . . . cooperative and capable . . . You know what I mean! . . . teacher. Chess Club 3; Hostess Club 2, 3; Mask and Wig Club 2, 3; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Prints Business Staff 1; Zenith Editorial Staff. JEROME COHEN Jerry . . . dynamic dancer . . . annoyed by girl lab partners . . . likes reading, rhumbas, and records . . . dramatic director. Dance Club 2, 3; Jr. Social Committee; Mask and Wig Club 3; Sr. Play Committee; Student Prints Editorial Staff 1, 2; Zenith Editorial Staff. SONDRA ANNE COMORA Sonny . . . drama enthusiast . . . knit one, purl two . . . sparkling socialite . . . sundaes at Ewe ' s . . . strives for stardom. Debating Club 2, 3; Hostess Club 3; Intramurals 1; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. [24] HARVEY EDWARD COOPER Coop . . . satirical wit executive abilities . . medicine. corridor cop . . Dance Club 2, 3 ; Executive Committee 1, 2, 3 murals 1; Pre-Med Club, Treasurer 2; Sr. Play Student Council, Alternate 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 2, 3. Infra- Cast; Traffic Committee, HELENE ANNE CORBISIERO Corby . . . clever columnist . . . frequents the thea- ter .. . Heaven only knows! . . . academic per- fectionist . . . interpreter or journalist. Dance Club 2, 3; Mask and Wig Club 2, 3; Photography Club 2; Pre-Med Club 2; Ring Committee, Chairman; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Prints Editorial Staff 1, Feature Editor 2, Associate Editor 3; Tutoring Club 2. ROBERT JOHN CROWE Bob . . . artistically inclined . . . grubbers grieve him . . . skilled bowler . . . Navy cook. Dance Club 2, 3; Student Prints Art Staff 2, Technicians Committee 1; Zenith Art Staff. ANN DADAIAN Ann . . . Weehawken ' s Mimi Benzell . . . likes the New York Yankees . . . class scribe . . . singer. Band 1 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Dance Club 2, 3; Executive Committee, Secretary 3; F.B.L.A. 3; Mask and Wig Club 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Teens 2, 3; Zenith Typing Staff. JERRY DAVIS Jerry . . . bachelor in demand . . . That ' s a lu lu! . . . where there ' s a car, you ' ll find Jerry . . . lawyer. Dance Club 2, 3; Debating Club 1, 2; Hot Rod Club I; Intramurals 1; Jr. Social Committee; Pre-Med Club 1; Rod and Reel Club 1. FRANK DEGILIO Yippy . . . dislikes dull classes . . . studies sax . . terrific stenographer . . . pleasing personality . . future business tycoon. Band 2; Bowling Club 1, 3; Chorus 3; Dance Band 3 F.B.L.A. 3; Orchestra 3. HENRY WIGHTMAN DRURY Hank . . . one of the basketball team ' s stalwarts . . . How you doing? . . . likes music and girls . . . philanthropist. Basketball J.V. Ij Basketball Varsity 2, 3; Dance Club 2, 3; Executive Committee, Vice-President 3; Hot Rod Club 1; Traffic Committee 3. FRED DUNN Derf . . . enjoys basketball . . . fishing fanatic . . , bothered by back seat drivers . . . businessman. Dance Club 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 3; Rod and Reel Club Vice-President 2, President 3; Technicians Committee 1 [25] STEPHAN FRANK DURST idjit . . . star backstop ... A winner never quits; a quitter never wins . . . annoyed by cars that don ' t run . . . bass fiddler . . . big league baseball star. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Dance Club 2; Executive Committee 1; Jr. Social Committee; Soccer 1, 2. MERLEANN EDELBERG Butch . . . math whiz . . . shining black tresses . . . knitting needles and good looks . . . social worker. Curiosity Club 1; Dance Club 2; Debating Club 2, 3; French Club, President 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Zenith Photography Staff. SYLVIA JEAN EISENBERG Syl . . . Weehawken ' s nightingale . . . fond of chil dren . . . Ye gads! . . . pleasant personality . . Chorus 2, 3; Dance Club 3; Hostess Club 2, 3; Mask and Wig Club 2; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Twirlers 2; Zenith Photography Staff. THOMAS FRANCIS ELLIS Tom . . . Irish tenor . . . doesn ' t see eye to eye with a Giant fan . . . Ye gads! . . . law. Bowling Club 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 3; Rod and Reel Club 1, 2, Vice-President 3; Zenith Business Staff. PATRICIA DAISY ENGEL Tap . . . happy go lucky ... a Yankee yeller . . . takes to tiny tots . . . Holy Cow! . . . wants to raise horses. Dance Club 3; Hostess Club 3; Intramurals 1; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. JEAN MARY ERCKERT Jean . . . amiable personality . . . You ' re nice! . . . artistic interests . . . Weehawken ' s answer to Eleanor Powell ... to be a Rockette. Dance Club 2, 3; F.B.L.A., Vice-President 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Student Prints Business Staff 3; Zenith Business Staff. JAMES PAUL ERNST Ernie . . . usually found at Pepe ' s shop ... he and Brooklyn Dodgers don ' t agree . . . sharp dresser . . . Navy. Dance Club 3; Intramurals 1; Soccer 3. CHARLES JOSEPH FAISTL Charlie . . . pet peeve is a Dodger rooter . . . Mag- nifique! . . . one of Lutz ' s boys . . . business man. Dance Club 3; Intramurals I; Jr. Social Committee; Sr. Play Cast; Soccer 2, 3. [26] RALPH FARBER Ralph . . . enjoys basketball . . . Chevy chauffeur . . . What ' d ya say? . . . frequents Fuelner ' s . . . pharmacist. Dance Club 2, 3; Debating Club 1, 2; German Club 2; Hot Rod Club 1; lntramurals 1; Jr. Social Committee; Pre- Med Club 2; Sr. Play Committee. JOHN D. FEDERER Doc . . . rabid Giant fan . . . can usually be found at the garage . . . enjoys football, baseball, and fish- ing . . . medicine man. Baseball 2; Bowling Club 3; Hot Rod Club 1; Rod and Reel Club, Treasurer 2. EDWARD ALBERT FEIGENBAUM Ed ... a gentleman and a scholar . . . sports scooper . . . worthy friend . . . calculating scientist . . . engineering. lntramurals 1; Mask and Wig Club 3; Rod and Reel Club 2; Sr. Play Committee; Student Prints Editorial Staff 2, Sports Editor 3; Technicians Committee, Secretary 2, 3; Tutoring Club 1, Vice-President 2; Zenith Business Staff, Assistant Manager. ROBERT J. FERRIS Bob . . . the man behind the wheel . . model constructor ' . . . up to par in golfing . . career. Bowling Club 1, 3; Dance Club 3; lntramurals 1. JOHN WILLIAM FINCK Johnny . . . seen around Van ' s . . . enjoys tinker- ing with cars . . . George! . . . admirable Navy man. Curators Club, Secretary 1; Sr. Play Committee. JAMES FLOOD Jim . . . likes basketball, cars, and boats and good looking . . . Navy to be his career. Basketball J.V. 1. a fine . Army tall WALTER FORRESTER Walt . . . lanky . . . likes sports, the Yankees . . . usually found at the Weehawken basketball courts . . . desires to be a doctor. Basketball J.V. 2; Basketball 3; Traffic Committee 3; Zenith Business Staff. ALLEN ROBERT FREDERICKS Ally . . . likes golf . . . keeps baseball scores . . . usually found in the schoolyard . . . ambition is to be a T-Man. Dance Club 2, 3; Jr. Red Cross Workshop 1; Jr. Social Committee; Zenith Business Staff, Assistant Manager. [27] JUNE ELLEN GALASSO . What! Are you crazy? to make her mark in the Zeke . . . likes sports . . . . talented tumbler . . commercial world. Cheerleaders 2, 3; Dance Club 3; F.B.L.A., Secretary 3; Hosiess Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2. ESTELLE MARY GALLAGHER Stellar Stella of Senior Play . . . equestrian . . . popular teen at canteen . . . cute cheerleader . . . actress. Cheerleaders 2, Captain 3; Dance Club 2, 3; Executive Comm ' rttee 2; Jr. Social Committee; Sr. Play Cast; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. JEAN DARLING GATEWOOD Jean . . . beautiful black hair . . . likes dancing . . . fond of pizza . . . wants to be a secretary. GLORIA JO ANN GATTI Glo - . . artistic . - - likes sports, dancing, and banana splits . . . has designs on designing. Chorus 2, 3; Curiosity Club, Secretary 1; Dance Club 2, 3; Hostess Club 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Jr. Social Com- mittee; Mask and Wig Club 2, 3; Sr, Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Student Prints Business Staff 3; Student Prints Editorial Staff 1; Zenith Business Staff. JANE GEAYER Janie . . . artistic aptitudes . . . versatile Veep . . sand and surf . . . sparkling wft . . . aspires to be writer and illustrator. Intramurals 1, 2; Jr. Social Committee; Mask and Wig Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, Treasurer 3; Student Council 1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; Student Council Executive Comm ee 1; Student Prints Editorial Staff 1, 2; Theater C -c 2 Zenith Business Staff; Zenith Editorial Staff, Associate Editor. EDWIN JAY GEIGES Eddie ... all around personality . . Zenith operations . . . doubles in tennis . subscriber to the Medical Journal. . chief of . a future Band 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 3; Dance Club 2, 3; Executive Committee, Treasurer 2, 3; German Club, Treasurer 2; Intramurals 1; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Pre-Med Club 1, Vice- President 2; Student Council 3; Tennis 2, 3; Tutoring Club 1. 2; Zenith Business Staff; Zenith Editorial Staff, Editor- SIMMA BARBARA GLASS Sim . . . fashion first . . . Jeepers creepers, I ' m late again! . . . cute miss with pleasing smile . . . future social service worker. Curiosity Club 1; Dance Club 2, 3; Debating Club 3; French Club 2, 3; Hostess Club 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Jr. Red Cross Workshop 3; Mask and Wig Club 2, 3; Pre-Med Club 2; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi EDWARD JOSEPH GLEASON Eddie . . . agile athlete . . . lends an ear to popular disks . ■ . dislikes Giant fans . . . desires to be a policeman. Basketball J.V. 1, 2, Basketball 3; Dance Club 2; Executive Committee 2; Jr. Social Committee; Zenith Business Staff. [28] RONA JUNE GOLDSTEIN Ronnie . . . blonde . . . gourmet . . . Tennis any- one? ... a future teacher. Dance Club 2, 3; Debating Club 2; Hostess Club 3; Intra- murals I; Jr. Social Committee; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. JACQUELINE GOPOIAN Jacky . . . petite . . . appreciates art . . . top typist . . . George for you! ... to be a compto- meter operator Hostess Club 2, 3; Sr. Play Committee; Student Prints Editorial Staff 1; Zenith Typing Staff. BARRY GORDON Barry . . . good looking . . . all-state soccer star . . . shuns shaving . . . usually found beneath a basket . . . aims at success. Baseball 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Block Letter Club 2; Bowl- ing Club 3; Dance Club 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3. ROBERT GORDON Flash . . . likeable and easy-going sportsman . . . pasttime: juggling . . . . . . energetic pro baseball. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball J.V. 1; Block Letter Club 2; Executive Committee, Treasurer 1. PETER GRATALE Pete . . . likes dancing . . . Van ' s . . . Come on ' a my house! ... a future business man. Dance Club 2, 3; Jr. Social Committee; Sr. Play Com- mittee. HENRY ROBERT GURSKI Hank ... all around athlete ... a Dodger fan . . . there ' s a Ford in his future . . . professional basketball player. Baseball I, 2. 3; Basketball J.V. 2; Basketball 3; Block Letter Club 2; Dance Club 2, 3; jr. Social Committee; Sr. Play Committee; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Traffic Committee 2, 3. HARRIET PHYLLIS HERMAN Hap . . . always smiling . . . has a flair for dra- matics . . . Dee ' s lunchtime devotee . . . television and radio work. Curators Club, Secretary 1; Dance Club 2; Debating Club, Secretary 1, Secretary 2, Secretary 3; Hostess Club 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Jr. Social Committee; Mask and Wig Club 2, 3; Sr. Play Cast; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2, 3. CHARLES BRUCE HOCHMAN Charlie . . . fervent forensic . . . It figures! . . . caustic wit . . . talented trombonist . . . lawyer. Band 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 3; Dance Club 2; Debating Club 1, Librarian 2, Vice-President 3; Executive Committee 1, 2; French Club 2; Intramurals 1; Orchestra 1; Pre-Med Club 2; Ring Committee 2; Sr. Play Cast; Tutoring Club 2. [29] DOLORES HOFFMANN Lorie . . . raises cain at Abel ' s . . . All righty! . . . friendly disposition . . . airline stewardess. Chess Club 3; Curiosity Club 1; Hostess Club 2, 3; Intra- murals 2; Jr. Social Committee; Pre-Med.Club 2; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2, 3. USE LOUISE HOFFMANN lis . . . blonde and bright . . . All righty! . . . diligent worker . . . music enthusiast . . . aspiring to be an interpreter. Curiosity Club 1; Debating Club 1; German Club 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2, Vice-President 3; Student Council 2, 3; Tutoring Club 2; Zenith Editorial Staff, Associate Editor. fy 4 ■ V GEORGE RICHARD HOPPE Hoppy . . . avid sports fan . . . enjoys working with lathe . . . dislikes ties . . . silversmith. German Club 2. RICHARD HUELBIG Rich . . . adept at drawing . . . hook-shot artist welcomed at Van ' s ... to be a success. Zenith Art Staff. RAPHAEL MARTIN HUGHES Ray . . . sports enthusiast . . . How about that? . . . keeps scrap books on major leaguers . . . fre- quents Bill ' s . . . sports announcer. Intramurals 1. AUDREY IMERITO Aur . . . football fan . . . That he Ips! Van ' s . . . secretary. Sigma Gamma Chi 3. visits NEIL PAUL IORIO Neil . . . reserved ... on the ball with the Giants . . . Listen son! . . . medicine. Chess Club 3; Pre-Med Club 2; Zenith Business Staff; Zenith Editorial Staff. CAROL SHAYNA ISRAEL Bunny . . . full of vim and vigor . . . sports . . . Ewe ' s . . . basketball fan . . . .college. Debating Club 1, 2, 3; Dance Club 2, 3; Intramurals I; Jr. Social Committee; Mask and Wig Club 2, 3; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Theater Club 1; Zenith Business Staff; Zenith Photography Staff. [30] SAL JODICE Sam . . . member of the baseball nine . . . You ' re off your cookie! . . . Giant fan . . . Walter ' s Diner . . . Navy. Bowling Club 3; Dance Club 2; Executive Committee 2; Jr. Social Committee. SIGNE ASTRID JONSSON Sig . . . princess of the Prints . . . modest and extremely capable . . . well-informed journalist . . . pianist . . . medical career. Chorus 2, 3; French Club, Vice-President 2; Jr. Social Committee; Library Council 1, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3; Pre-Med Club 2; Sr. Play Committee; Student Prints I, Rewrite Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 3. PHYLLIS ANNE KANARICK Phyl . . . popular and friendly . . . good dancer . . . Hiya kiddo! . . . college. Dance Club 2, President 3; Executive Committee 3; Hostess Club 2, 3; Intramurals 1; Library Council 1, 2; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Twirlers 1, 2; Zenith Business Staff. JOYCE MARIE KERVERN Joy . . . affable . . . musically inclined . . . water- sprite . . . partial to pretzels . . . secretary. Chess Club 3; F.B.L.A. 3; Hostess Club 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Jr. Social Committee; Ring Committee; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. DORIS JEAN KLOPPENBURG Kloppie . . . friendly and intelligent . . . active and attractive . . . excels in chemistry . . . laboratory technician. Dance Club 2, 3; Executive Committee 1; Intramurals 1, 2; Jr. Social Committee; Mask and Wig Club, Vice- President 2, 3; Photography Club 2; Pre-Med Club 2; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2; Student Prints 1, Exchange Editor 2, Associate Editor 3; Theater Club, Treasurer I; Tutoring Club 2. BARBARA LILLIAN KOCH Babs . . . can be seen at Hermann ' s . . . Dodgers catch her fancy . . . receptionist or secretary. Intramurals 1; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. FRANCES JANE KOV ACS Skipper . . . likes to paint . . . Oh really? . . . loathes lazy people . . . promising professional dancer. Bowling Club 1; Chorus 2, 3; Curators Club, Treasurer 1; Dance Club 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 3; Jr. Social Committee; Mask and Wig Club 2; Pre-Med Club 2; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Student Council 1, 2; Student Prints 3; Twirlers 2. LILLIAN KYRIAKAKIS Lillie . . . tickles the ivories . . . friendly disposition . . . can ' t resist cowboy and hillbilly music . . . mar- riage. Bowling Club 3; Executive Committee 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. [31] BARBARA JOAN LARSEN Bobbie . . . always cheerful . . . loves to swim and play piano . . . infectious laughter . . . interpreter. French Club 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Jr. Social Committee; Library Council 2, Vice-President 3; Pre-Med Club 2; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Theater Club 1, 2; Zenith Business Staff; Zenith Photography Staff. RITA BETTE IASKY Ri . . . usual habitat: Ewe ' s . . . interested in dra- matics and dancing . . . government worker. Debating Club 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1; Jr. Social Committee; Library Council 2, 3; Mask and Wig Club 2, 3; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Zenith Business Staff. HOWARD EMIL LEEMANN Howie . . . gifted Gabriel . . . friendly smile . . . skilled at basketball . . . rabid Giant fan . . . account- ant. Band 1, Vice-President 2, 3; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3; Dance Club 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Traffic Committee 2, 3. t ■ I 4 ?■ ' ROBERT LEIVE Bob . . . young man with a horn . . . music maestro . . . all-state singer . . . one of the band ' s crew . . . likeable Louis Armstrong. Band 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. ROXANNE LOIS LINDSAY Roxy . . . blonde and cute . . . mirthful mermaid . . . imaginative imitator ... art student. Band 1; Curiosity Club l; Dance Club 2, 3; Intramurals 1; Jr. Social Committee; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Zenith Art Staff. SANDRA PHYLLIS LUSTBERG Sandy . . . loathes bleached blondes . . . hobby: dancing . . . What a wit! . . . history teacher. Dance Club 2, 3; Debating Club 1, 2, 3; Hostess Club 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 3; Jr. Social Committee; Mask and Wig Club 3; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2. 3; Zenith Business Staff. CAROL ANNE MACK Butch . . . friendly . . . she sports enthusiasm . . . Clever! ... to be a happy housewife. Dance Club 3; Mask and Wig Club 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. FRANKLIN MARGIOTTA man of the Times . . . manages to . ambition is to receive all l ' s. ike Curly baseball Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3; Bowling Club I; Dance Club 2, 3; Executive Committee 2; Intramurals I; Jr. Social Committee; Navigation Patrol 2; Traffic Committee 2, 3; Zenith Business Staff; Zenith Editorial Staff. [32] CARLENE ERNA MARX Karl , . . amicable and sincere . . . opera glasses at the Met . . . talented cook . . . teaching career. Hostess 2; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2. MARTIN JOSEPH MAY Marty . . . good looking . . . helping hand back- stage . . . swimming and horseback riding . . . success in chosen field. Bowling Club 1, 3; Dance Club 3; Intramurals 1, 3;- r. Play Committee. f LORETTA FLORENCE MEROEl J « Chick . . . saddles and stirrups . . . blonde bowler . . . secretary or modeling career. Executive Committee J Sr. lay Committee; Sigma txecutive Committee tyr  r. Gamma Chifi., v yT j JUNEMIKATARIAN Micky . . . t. JUNEMIKATARIAN all, dark, and cute . . . partial to hiking and ontiac convertibles V- bound for Bunton ' s . . . airline hostess aiJfoAfi. - Dance Clubl3 4r. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3.  V t H I JOAN muller Bette . . . l|e ghts in aneing . . . can ' t resist boys with ' 51 Bui«s . . • •}•( ' e ' ' ' n 100 ' 6 ' 1 Bowling C ' yb 3; Sigma ' Gamma Chi 3. ROBERT ALFRED MUTZ Bob . . . carefree . . . can ' t resist girls with beau- tiful smiles . . . undertaker and millionaire. Intramurals 1. JAMES F. NATOLI Mij . . . squeezebox serenader . . . Weehawken ' s Warren Spahn . . . jokester . . . commercial artist. Baseball 2; Bowling Club 3; Rod and Reel Club 3; Zenith Photography Staff. FRED LAWRENCE NEBELKOPF Blossom . . . salesman supreme . . . sports . . . connoisseur of fine foods . . . Not too good! . . . accountancy, insurance, and numismatics. Chess Club 3; Intramurals 1; Pre-Med Club 2; Rod and Reel Club 2, Secretary 3; Zenith Business Staff. [33] HARVEY W. OSHRIN Osh . . . prompt and precise . . . Je ne sais pas! . . . successful numismatist . . . capable chauffeur . . . will become teacher or dentist. Debating Club 1, 2, 3; French Club, President 3; Pre-Med Club 2; Sr. Play Cast; Tutoring Club 2. WILLIAM JOHN PAPPAS Bill . . . top-notch Council president . . . faithful Giant rooter . . . Nastrovia! . . . poetic temperament . . . aspires to become a psychologist. Band I, 2; Debating Club 1, 2; Dance Club 3; Jr. Social Committee; Orchestra I, 2; Student Council 1, Treasurer 2, President 3. EUGENE HERBERT PAUL Rocky . . . experienced woodsman . . . wisecrack artist . . . boy scout . . . intends to become a mining geologist. Debating Club 3; Chess Club 3; Jr. Social Committee; Rod and Reel Club 2, 3. JOHN FRANCIS PICONE Specs . . . ace pitcher . . . spotted at stadium . . . stagecraft supervisor . . . hopes to make a career of baseball. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Block Letter Club 2, 3; Sr. Play Com- mittee; Traffic 2, 3. GILDA R. POLEY Gil . . . enjoys knitting . . . How about that? . . . chignon stylist . . . future private secretary. F.B.L.A. 3, Hostess Club 2, 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. JANET RADIN Jan . . . Dodger fan . . . Pickles and ice cream! . . . patronizes phone company . . . hopes to become devoted housewife. F.B.L.A. 3; Hostess Club 3; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Zenith Business Staff. ARLENE SAUNDRA RATNER Ozzie . . . talented vocalist . . . usually at Ewe ' s . . . Oh fish! . . . falls for drummers . . . nurse. Curiosity Club 2; Dance Club 2; Jr. Social Committee; Mask and Wig Club 2; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2. JUNE ELAINE RECKERT June . . . talented artist . . . You don ' t say! . . . grated by gossips . . . viewed at Van ' s . . . endeavors always to have a goal. Dance Club 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 3; Intramurals 1; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Zenith Photography Staff. S i [34] DORIS ANNE REID Dot . . . good talker . . . dislikes math and chem . . What are you saying? . . . sports fan . . . at Van ' s . . . comptometer operator. Executive Committee I, 2, 3; Intramurals I, 2, 3; Sigma Gamma Chi, President 3; Theater Club, Secretary 1. DONALD RICKERT Specs . . sea scout . . . cooperative and amiable . . . our reliable first baseman . . . will join the Navy and see the world. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Block Letter Club 2, 3; Dance Club 2; Executive Committee 2, 3; Jr. Social Committee; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Zenith Business Staff. JACQUELINE ROHNER Jackie . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . . can be found at Hermann ' s . . . operate a comptometer Intramurals 1, 3; Jr. Social Committee; Sr. Play Com- mittee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Twirlers 3. . . All righty! would like to RAYMOND MICHAEL ROLON Ray . . . outstanding scout leader . . . likes the great outdoors . . . shutterbug . . . hopes to return to the deep South. Chorus 1; Curators Club 1; Dance Club 3; Executive Committee 1; Jr. Red Cross 1, 2; Jr. Social Committee; Pre-Med Club 2; Rod and Reel Club 2, 3; Sr. Play Com- mittee; Student Prints 2, 3; Theater Club 1, 2; Zenith Photography Staff. JANE ROSEN Janie . . . current topics on T. V. conscientious . . . literary ability . . U. N. staff. . . . alert and hopes to join Band 1, 2; Debating Club 2; Hostess Club 2; Orchestra 1; Sr. Play Committee; Spanish Club 2, President 3; Tutoring Club 2; Zenith Editorial Staff, Associate Editor; Zenith Business Staff. Y f K N x DIANE,-R«PPRECHT 6 I ' M Dr. . . jgolf enthusiast . . : ' friend+y smj . . . dramatics, v T ort:s toy ar 9 goals with itKusiasm Curiosity Club ' - ' Danr y __ CIub 2;Jj) r4tmirals 1, M nee Club 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 3; Gefman nmittee; f _ 2f 2enfttl ; IrjtrBtfTurals 1, 8; Sr. Play Committer; Sr. Play Cast; SigTna Gamma Chi 3; Theater Club. 2£nTtn Typing r MARILYN ANNE RUSSY Mike . . . partial to paratroopers . such is life! ... P. A. L. ' s best pal housewife. Oh well, . to be a Dance Club, Secretary 3; Executive Committee, Secretary 3; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Zenith Typing Staff. THEODORE ADAM SADLOWSKI Ted ... an outdoor man . . . hunting and camping ... Hit Parade enthusiast . . . usually found behind the wheel. Dance Club 3; Traffic Committee 2. C35] DOROTHY M. SALVI Dody . . . good sport and sportster . . . sharp wit . . . usually on phone . . . secretarial career. Dance Club 2, 3; F.B.L.A., President 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Sr. Play Committee; Student Council 1, 3. SAMSE Bob . . . accordion virtuoso . . . talented technician ambition ... a B. A. for B. S. Executive Committee 1; German Club 2; Intramurals 1; Jr. Social Committee; Pre-Med 2; Sr. Play Committee ,- Technicians 1, 2, 3; Zenith Business Staff. RODERICK SCHERTLER Rod ... a hot rod . . . drools over juicy steak . . . smooth dresser ... to be a success. Dance Club 3; German Club 2; Jr. Social Committee CONSTANCE ALFREDA SCHIFF Connie . . . blushing brunette . . . Quiet please! . . . spotless record at Dolly Madison Cleaners . . . private secretary. Curators Club 2; Library Council, Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 3. BETTY MARIE SCHLOBOHM Bet . . . cute and active those Friday night dances . . . dimpled smile office work. Executive Committee 3; Library Council 3; Ring Com- mittee 2; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi, Secre- tary 3; Student Council 2; Zenith Typing Staff. BERNARD SCHNEIDER Duke . . . chessman . . . congenial conversationalist . . . chem lab ' s his hide-out . . . scientific success. Chess Club, President 3; Debating Club 1, Treasurer 3; Intramurals 1; Mask and Wig Club 3; Student Council 1. NANCY SCHOENBERG Nan . . . sparkling personality . . . The Play ' s the Thing! . . . crack punster . . . guitar strumming and folk ballads . . . public relations work. Band, Treasurer 1; Executive Committee, Secretary 1, Secretary 2; Girls ' State Representative; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Spanish Club, Secretary 3; Sr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Committee; Student Council 2, 3; Student Prints Editorial Staff 1, 2; Zenith Editorial Staff. BARTOW SOLENTH ALER Red . . . second Cicero . . . Senior Play ' s Leo Mc- Evoy . . . where ' s Red? Under his car! . . . quick wit . . . politician. Dance Club 2, 3; Debating Club 1; Jr. Social Committee; Sr. Play Cast. IRA D. STEIN Ira . . . hooked up with fishing , . . jovial never crabby . . . king of the chess board . . biochemist. Chess Club, Secretary 3; Debating Club 3; Mask and Wig Club 3; Rod and Reel Club 2, 3. RICHARD GERALD STEINFELD Dick . . . junior statesman . . . academic excellence . . . Rigg ' s recent rival . . . Senior Play ' s playboy . . . forceful orator . . . dentistry. Band I, 3; Block Letter Club 2, Vice-President 3; Chess Club 2; Dance Club 2, 3; Debating Club 1, President 2, 3; Executive Committee, President 1; Intramurals 1; Pre- Med 2. Sr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Committee; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Traffic Committee 2, 3; Tutoring Club 1, 2; Zenith Edi- torial Staff; Zenith Business Staff. ROBERT PHILIP STEINFELD Bob . . . second Rubinstein . team . . . debating prexy . . . . . dentistry. Band 1, 3; Block Letter Club 2, Treasurer 3; Chess Club 3; Dance Band 3; Dance Club 2, 3; Debating Club, Treasurer 2, President 3; Executive Committee 1; Pre-Med Club 2; Sr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Committee; Tennis I, 2, 3; Traffic Committee 3; Tutoring Club 1, 2; Zenith Editorial Staff. PATRICIA ELAINE STODDARD Pat . . . blonde curls . . work with Sigma Gamma Ch ride! Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi VERONICA ELIZABETH STRANDBERG Ronnie . . . short and sweet . . . delights in danc- ing .. . detests pests . . . Oh fudge! . . . the sky ' s the limit for this future airline hostess. Dance Club 2, 3; Executive Committee 3; Hostess Club 2, Vice-President 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Mask and Wig Club 2, 3; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Zenith Business Staff. NATHLEA GLORY TAMMEN Nat . . . high scoring bowler . . . future business leader . . . George! . . . private secretary. Bowling Club 3; F.B.L.A. 3; Hostess Club 3; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. wf. yy: JOAN B.THORPE Thorpy . . . potato chips ... at Van ' s . . . aversion to homework . . . has wanderlust ... a foreign secretary. Sigma Gamma Chi 3. MARILYN TURNER Lane . . . vivacious personality . . . likes iceskating and chemistry . . . tango twister . . . nursing. Curators Club, Vice-President 1; Dance Club 2, 3; Exec- utive Committee 2; Hostess 2, President 3; Jr. Social Committee; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Pre-Med Club 2; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Theater Club 1; Twirlers 2; Zenith Business Staff, Assistant Treasurer. i- V DOROTHY ULICKI Snookie . . . alias Cornelia Otis Skinner . . . smile for everyone . . . passion for pizza . . . melody minded . . . career; nurse. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Dance Club 3; Hostess Club 2, Treasurer 3; Pre-Med Club 2; Sr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Theater Club 1. MARIE ANN VACCARO Marie . . . Grecian profile . . . charming choraleer . . . model miss . . . reporting is her goal. Curiosity Club 1; Chorus 2, 3; Dance Club 2, 3; Hostess Club 3; Intramurals 1, 3; Mask and Wig Club 2, 3; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3; Spanish Club 2; Theater Club 2. BETTY VAN GUNST Bets . . . strawberry scooper at Van ' s . . . avid Dodger fan . . . Oh for Pete ' s sake! . . . wants to travel. Dance Club 2, Sigma Gamma Treasurer. 3; German Club 2; Jr. Social Committee; Chi 3; Zenith Business Staff, Assistant CLARENCE HENRY VION Larry . . . enthusiastic about plays and music . . . Better late than never, but better never late! . . . capable usher of the Lincoln . . . genial gentleman . . . aspires to be a buyer. Dance Club 2; Debating Club 2; Sr. Play Committee. JACK IRWIN WALDORF Jackson . . . vim and vigor . . . rod and reeler . . . all around sportsman ... to be happy with his job. Curators Club, Treasurer 1; Dance Club 2, 3; Intramurals 1; Rod and Reel Club, President 2, Secretary 3; Sr. Play Committee; Zenith Business Staff. SHIRLEY WEINSTEIN Shirl . . . excels on dance floor . . . Come on, let ' s go to Van ' s! . . . active in aquatics ... to be a secretary. F.B.L.A. 3; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. JOAN WHITE Joan . . . soccer enthusiast . . . spends her time at Dee ' s ... to be a telephone operator. Jr. Social Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. WALLACE RAYMOND WHITMER Pennsylvania Kid . . . pigskin enthusiast . . . car- penter extroadinaire . . . usually found directing traffic . . . potential business magnate. Sr. Play Committee; Traffic Committee 1, 2, 3. [38] Bill . right! . booster. WILLIAM JOSEPH WILKE enjoys hunting and fishing . . . You ' re . Dodger fans peeve him . . . baseball DIANA WILLIAMS . . likes a friendly smile . . . interest lies in T. V. . . . aspiring Di . . . amiable usually at Van ' s . . stenographer. F.B.L.A. 3; Hostess Club 3; Sr. Play Committee; Sigma Gamma Chi 3. JOANNE MARGARET WILLIAMS . . favors the Dodgers . . . de- St. Michael ' s fan . . . desires Joanie . . . petite lights in dancing . . driving direction. Dance Club 2, 3; Jr. Social Committee; Mask and Wig Club 3; Sigma Gamma Chi, Treasurer 3. ROBERT CARLYLE WILMOT Tank . . . baseball and football fan . . . loves ice- cream . . . usually found under the stock car . . . future mechanic. HERBERT ALBERT WOLTER Herbie . . . technician extraordinary . . . basketball booster . . . can be seen with Mike . . . desires to be an aviation mechanic. Sr. Play Committee; Technicians Committee 1, 2, 3; Zenith Business Manager; Zenith Photography Staff. PHILIP ROBERT YTURBE Phil . . . soccer enthusiast . . . Wait till next year, Dodgers! . . . lingers at Lutz ' s . . . aspiring artist. Soccer 1, 2, 3. BERNARD ALEXANDER ZEMPOLUCH Zemp . . . partial to rhumbas . . . Lutz ' s favorite customer . . . So, who ' s to know? . . . aspires to be a college prof. Curators Club 1; Dance Club 2, 3; Sr. Play Committee; Spanish Club, Treasurer 2; Student Council 1; Student Prints 2, Assistant Sports Editor 3; Zenith Business Staff. € rw vV SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 113 IB fi Left to Right, Standing: A. Dadaian, H. Leemann, S. Chas- mar, Mr. Beisswanger, H. Drury, M. Russy. Seated: P. Kanarick, E. Geiges, D. Reid, D. Rickert, V. Strandberg, B. Schlobohm, L. Kyriakakis, B. Bingham, H. Cooper, E. Bradley. Stuart Chasmar, President The Senior Executive Committee, under the capable leadership of our adviser, Mr. Beisswanger, has done an excellent job of carrying out class activities. The Executive Committee comprised of class officers, and homeroom representatives, has successfully planned the sale of Christmas cards, the senior prom, class night, the senior play, and the annual boat ride. Our thanks go to this group for their hard work in making the senior year a happy and successful one. [40] MEMOIRS (TtftycT? TOPS ON THE pE EDWARD FEIGENBAUM Valedictorian ILSE HOFFMANN Salutatorian HELENE CORBISIERO Third Honor EDWIN GEIGES Fourth Honor I V [42] RICHARD STEINFELD Fifth Honor TOTEM POLE n HARVEY OSHRIN Sixth Honor HARRIET HERMAN Seventh Honor CHARLES HOCHMAN Eighth Honor DORIS KLOPPENBURG Ninth Honor JANE ROSEN Tenth Honor ZENITH ? M ZENITH ART STAFF Seated, left to right: J. Geayer, J. Abrams. Standing: B. Crowe, M. Barry, B. Bingham, R. Huelbig, R. Lindsay. ZENITH TYPING STAFF Seated, left to right: M. Russy, B. Schlobohm. Standing: A. Dadaian, J. Gopoian, D. Rup- precht. Editor-in-Chief Edwin Geiges Associate Editor Jane Geayer Associate Editor Use Hoffmann Associate Editor Jane Rosen Business Manager.. ..Herbert Wolter Assistant Business Manager Edward Feigenbaum EDITORIAL STAFF The Zenith Staffs, Editorial, Business, Art, Typing and Pho- tography, have displayed perfect teamwork in producing the 1952 Zenith. Many hours of hard work were required of these five ZENITH EDITORIAL STAFF Seated, left to right: N. Clisura, B. Steinfeld, F. Buoni D. Steinfeld, N. Schoenberg. Standing: N. lorio, J. Cohen, F. Margiotta. [44] Zenith Editorial Adviser Elizabeth Garrity ZENITH ZENITH BUSINESS STAFF First Row, left to right: C. Israel, A. Fredericks, Asst. Business Mgr.; H. Wolter, Business Mgr.; E. Feigenbaum, Asst. Business Mgr.; E. Bradley. Second Row: V. Strandberg, J. Radin, R. Lasky, S. Lustberg. P. Kanarick, M. Turner, G. Gatti, B. Larsen, W. Forrester, R. Samse, B. Zempoluch, D. Rickert, K. Brehne, J. Wal- dorf, F. Nebelkopf, T. Ellis. Assistant Business Manager Allan Fredericks Treasurer Jean Erckert Assistant Treasurer. ...Marilyn Turner Assistant Treasurer Betty Van Gunst Editorial Adviser. ..Elizabeth Garrity Business Adviser Raymond L. Hopkins BUSINESS STAFF • ' e ' g Ja groups and their very capable advisers, Mrs. Garrity and Mr. Hopkins, in order to attain their goal. The results, however, have brought much personal satisfac- tion and pleasure to all con- cerned. Zenith Business Adviser Mr. Hopkins ZENITH PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF First Row: H. Wolter. Second Row, left to right: J. Natoli, C Israel, M. Edelberg, S. Eiserberg, R. Rolon. Third Row: J. Avedesian, B. Larsen, J. Gatewood, J. Reckert. [45] Class Geniuses Signe Jonsson -- Edward Feigenbaum Most Popular Marilyn Turner -- William Pappas A FEATHER IN Class Wits Dorothy Salvi -- Peter Gratale Most Musical Ann Dadaian •■ Robert Leive Most Artistic Jane Geayer -- Robert Crowe Most Likely to Succeed Nancy Schoenberg -- Edwin Geiges THEIR CAPS Class Sweethearts Joan White -- Donald Riekert Best Dancers Marilyn Russy -- Bartow Solenthaler A fe ; All-round Students Jane Geayer -- Edwin Geiges Most Athletic June Galasso -- Donald Auletto Best Looking Marie Vaccaro -- James Flood Most School Spirit Doris Reid -- Stuart Chasmar THE INDIANS Welcome aboard! The Class of 1952 added the Senior Prom to its long list of phenomenal successes. Using the theme of a flagship, this year ' s prom sailed to unprecedented fame and glory with Commodore Beisswanger and First Mate Chasmar leading a top notch crew consisting of the entire Senior Class. From 9 P.M. to 2 A.M., the S. S. Weehawken, anchored securely in the gym, brought its pass- engers a delicious buffet dinner, a gala array of professional entertainers, and masterful music from a fine dance band. But how was all this accomplished? The simple facts show diligent work on the part of the class to be the primary factor. This energetic group made it possible to allot over a thousand dollars to insure the Prom ' s success. These funds were augmented by The Board of Education who co- operated fully in producing an A-l affair. Main course. WENT TO SEA STUDENT BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: J. Erckert, N. Schoenberg, M. Turner, President; D. Steinfeld, H. Drury, S. Chasmar. Superintendent of Schools Edwin Geiges Principal William Pappas On February 13, the tables were turned on Weehawken High School. Senior students took over all Ihe administrative, teaching, secretarial and custodial posts. Four seniors were elected to the office of Superintendent of Schools, Principal, Guidance Director, and Supervisor of Instruction from a slate compiled by Student Council. The Board of Education, elected by the Student body, chose the student teachers from names submitted SECRETARIAL STAFF Left to right: A. Bannert, C Caso, N. Tammen, J. Erckert, E. Bradley. [50] CUSTODIAL STAFF On Ladder, Top to Bottom: B. Gordon, E. Gleason. Standing, Left to right: P. Kanarick, H. Gurski, J. Wil- liams, D. Reid. DAY Guidance Director Jane Geayer Supervisor of Instruction Howard Leemann 3 CU + 8 HNO3 by the faculty. The Student Board conferred with the regular Board of Education and made recom- mendations for improvements in the school. All participants of Student Day were given a lunch- eon prepared by several members of the regular faculty. The project gave these students an oppor- tunity in leadership and cooperation and a keen insight into the problems and procedures of the field of education. FACULTY Left to right. First row: C Schiff, Miss Roelker; M. Russy, Mr. Ferris,- I. Hoffmann, Mrs. Dolson; S. Glass, Miss Gulick; S. Jonsson, Mrs. Oppenheim; J. Rosen, Miss Powell; A. Dadaian, Mr. Rossman. Second Row: D. Ulicki, Miss Maxfield; M. Edelberg, Miss Mac Arale; D. Kloppenburg, Miss Beller; G. Gatti, Mr. C. Fox; J. Galasso, Miss Montagne; L. Mergel, Mr. Strukel; D. Salvr, Mrs. Turnamian; F. Kovacs, Mr. Beisswanger; E. Gallagher, Mrs. Bain; J. Avedesian, Mrs. Welland. Third Row: I. Stein, Mr. Karabin; H. Cooper, Miss McFadden; F. Buoni, Mr. Henry; B. Steinfeld, Mr. Pagnotta; B. Schneider, Mr. Sarafian; H. Oshrin, Miss Honiss. Fourth Row: H. Corbisiero, Mrs. Reisch; C. Hochman, Mr. Miller; A. Fredericks, Mr. Frost; M. Barry, Miss Alexovits; E. Feigenbaum, Mr. L. Fox; F. Nebelkopf, Mr. Hopkins; J. Kevern, Mrs. Garrity. OUR HEARTS WERE bed bo9i a, £+ ' Steward Charles Hochman Mrs. Skinner Nancy Schoenberg Cornelia Otis Skinner Dorothy Ulicki Otis Skinner Fred Buoni Emily Kimb rough Estelle Gallagher Purser Harvey Cooper Stewardess Rita Lasky Dick Winters Richard Steinfeld Admiral Robert Steinfeld Harriet St. John Harriet Herman Winifred Blaugh Diane Rupprecht Leo Mc Evoy Bartow Solenthaler Inspector Sandra Lustberg Therese Carol Caso Madame Elise Jacqueline Avedesian Monsieur De La Croix Harvey Oshrin Window Cleaner Charles Faistl YOUNG AND GAY Weehawken ' s future thespians made the most of their opportunity to get behind grease-paint and behind the scenes the night of their smash hit Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The opening night audience broke the all- time attendance record for a Senior Play. The cast and the audience had an additional thrill when a good luck telegram from author Cornelia Otis Skinner arrived. The three-act hilarity hit follows the adven- tures and misadventures of Miss Skinner and co- author Emily Kimbrough on their trip abroad. Here is the recipe for the successful produc- tion: put a laugh provoking plot into a gay 1923 setting, add a pinch of Weehawken Stardust plus an almost professional behind-the-scenes crew. Add Miss Honiss, our own Margaret Webster, to whom so much to the credit is due. The result, a top-notch comedy. Certainly none of us will forget that night Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Wardrobe Committee Makeup Committee A BALLAD FOR SENIORS It was way out West on the praries flat That Jess his guitar was strummin ' , While thinking of his old home town A ballad he started hummin ' . If you ' ll gather round me children A story I will tell About an eastern Injun, Weehawken knew him well. It was on the corner of Liberty, In September, ' 49, When little Eager Beaver The stairs of school did climb. Big Chief Becker approached him In manner nice and gay, Then shouted to Big Chief Chase, ' How ' re the Red Sox doing today? ' Eager Beaver filled out a schedule card And hit his books with zest, He wanted an education So he did his very best. Then he took to tennis and soccer And made the varsity team, With typical Indian spirit He played with skill and steam. Eager Beaver found a welcome From locker room to band. He made himself well known and liked By giving a helping hand. Eager Beaver loved Weehawken He felt at home everywhere ' Specially near the teachers room Where smoke signals filled the air. There ' s not an underclassman Who often does not express That Eager ' s achievements were many, That he reached the zenith of success. In his sophomore year as an exec Eager Beaver worked on the Hop And proved that even beginners Can often hit the top. Injun, Jr. was a business whiz Selling stationery to all So they put his picture on the ring Which was standardized that fall. Now Eager Beaver was growing up His date book was overflowing So he cooked up a fancy Social With his dream squaw, he was going. As a senior Beaver ' s ego grew And so did his agenda, With Christmas cards and magazines He was a top notch vendor. I ' ve heard it said that Beaver Made an audience shout ' Hooray! ' When he took the comic lead In ' Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. ' This Injun was popular With a junior or a soph And they listened hard on Student Day When he became their prof. Eager Beaver ' s days were happy In school or outside He enjoyed himself at the Senior Prom And sunbathed on the boatride. Al ong the shores of Hudson ' s waters Eager Beaver ' s youth was spent He had his fun and learned a lot He knew how much it meant. When on the stage in June he stood With all his classmates round He thought of all the happiness In Weehawken that he ' d found. Now, children, Jess said with a smile, Beaver ' s folks were filled with pride, He was the only little Injun With a diploma in the tribe. [54] J V J 4- • • J : ■■ ' UNDERCLASSMEN r , ■ CLASS OF 1953 ' The members of the Class of 1953, now at the halfway mark in their high school career, have proved to be successful in all of their endeavors. A profitable dance, the sale of Weehawken hats, and the Junior Social, were included in their many activities. Under the capable guidance of Miss Beller, they have maintained the true Weehawken spirit and now aspire to be seniors worthy of the title. M%t ' - ■ tut ■ Left to right, First row: Y. Becker, D. Lancia, M. Silverstein, J. Kais M. Oshrin, T. Fisher, B. Clancy, C. Daley, M. Sullivan, C. Ollwerther, J. Pizzio, R. Creedon, C. Levine. Second row: R. Burnett, J. Clifford, 1 J. Johnson, L. Slobin, D. Mueller, M. McGleave, B. Baxter, B. t Floriani. Third row: B. Yelick, J. Stack, B. Kedersha, C. Marcelon, C. Villanella, E. Schultz, C. Casey, J. Radin, D. Beck, A. Milligan, C. Kiely, M, Brandt, B. Byrne, M. Lynch, A. Weideman. Fourth row: J, Looney, M. Lang, J. Eisen, C. Cavadini, R. Totaro, P. Eichler, m. Pearlman, L. Fattel, C. Wackerling, H. Schwack, G. Gartner, L. Smith, F. Gross, J. Aigner. Fifth row: S. Madreperla, J. Kelly, A. Saulnier, E. Deschl, K. Gartner, P. Moran, R. Hilferty, C. Irwin, J. Kosinski, R. Thomas, A. Podolsky, C. Tenley, R. Miller, I, Oringer, J. Lagomarsino, H. Meinke. Sixth row: S. Gutman, N. Laster, R. Block, J. Kenny, R. Stiles, R. Evers, E. Becker, B. Rudt, M. Grene, R. Diehl, M. Pesciotta, M. Spiegel, P. Schan, R. Laufenberg, D. Adler, J. Puglisi, R. Amtmann, A. Cassazza. I Left to right, First row: B. Schwartz, N. Rose, J. Bishop, E. Doyle, M. Zaccaria, B. Buesing, P. Koch, M. Okladek, J. Severirio, J. Brede, B. Goldsmith, A. Diemer, E. Feigenbaum. Second row: J. Roth, J. Leuthner, U. DeGennaro, C. Lewis, Miss Beller, A. Reid, N. Wolfsbruck, C. Wolff, D. Pambello. Third row: M. Latreile, S. Meisler, N. Shapiro, J. Wagner, J. Obradovich, D. Picone, J. Faulkner, J, Auletto, H. Williams, G. Gousen, D. Berthel, M. Strothman, E. Vogel, R. Gold- stein, E. Iberer, S. Sickler, D. Virgona, S. Hendrie. Fourth row: J. Berstler, M. Kahrar, M. Thoma, E. Steinback, D. Riker, E. Reilly, E. Kuitenen, H. Arkush, C. Moschin, N. Thoresen, P. Lockwood, ' J. Bianchetta, D. Bruning, J. Sully, J. Krasyzk. L. Von Hagen. Last row: W. Christoffel, S. Hoover, C. Smullen, D. Ballingall, J. Chlada, A. Braunwell, L. Segadin, F. Trautmann, S. Altschuler, H. Plues, F. Maffei, E. Tejerian, E. Whitmer. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Left to right, First row: J. Kennedy, K. Tessler, F. Maftei, S. Madreperla, J. Puglisi, J. Faulkner, Miss Beller. Second row: B. Yelick, P.Eichler, J. Looney, P. Lockwood, D. Tatoli, A. Scelsi, D. Adler, M. Pesciotta, C. Casey, E. Tejerian, B. Clancy. IfHHIl vVJ f4fc S 8 CLASS OF 1954 The Class of 1954, which has had he distinction of being the largest student group in Weehawken High, enjoyed the rewards of success in each of its undertakings. Under the able guidance of Mr. Stubbs, these capable sophomores have made substantial gains from the Sophomore Hop held during the Fall semester. In addition, the class leunched a profitable drive for the collection of pencils for Palestine. We feel certain that this group will make their mark in the future and convey a deep sense of pride to Weehawken. Left to right, First row: P. Schwalbach, President; P. McCaffrey, Secretary; S. Afferica, Vice-President; M. Simmonovich, Treasurer. Second row: F. Laino, J. Levinstein, C. DeGilio, J. Gorab, P. Davis, B. Krispien, F. Flaak, C. Sebring, J. Harff, R. Feingold, R. Beachtold, N. Friedman, R. Salvatore, D. Koenemund. Third row: L. Naftule, M. Sichieri, P. Wilke, D. Luchs, K. Bickel, A. Sebit, A. Kosinski, P. O ' Donald, C. Rivito. Fourth row: P. Small, D. Borcherding, C. Di Franco, E. Lillis, M. Anderson, J. Beglinger, A. Daniels, E. Eagen, H. Rayner, C. Carmelengo, F. Reilly, L. Remoff, R. Africano, J. Daitz- man, F. Milling, C. Wolf. Fifth row: B. Hersh, B. McConkey, C. Koenig, R. Futter, H. Diamond, D. Kingeter, M. Cerney, B. Spall, S. Williams, J. Cerney, S. Deutsch, P. Meltzer, B. Aaron, L. De Laura, I. Borras, R. Asmussen, S. Gangemi, R. Graham. Sixth row: A. Rizzi, R. Randon, C. Morton, L. Thau, B. Popp, C. Koerner, P. Ryan, L. Ferrara, R. Stall, N. Monetti, M. Weiss, C. Rusher, M. Altman, L. Gorman, M. Fleishman, P. Rosenblum, R. Klein, R. Kratzon, J. Schroe- der, D. Mulford. Seventh row: A. McTaggert, O. McKay, A. Groth, C. Routel, B. Slobota, J. Salvi, A. Goldberg, B. Pflugh, C. Quaretti, C. Hayes, P. Woodbury, E. Pelzer, N. Harth, C. Smith, I. Budin, A. Corbisiero, J. D ' Andrea, L. Capezzuto, P. Johnson. ma  tH K4 ¥ CLASS OF 1954 Left to right, First row: R. Bozzo, M. Knaster, P. Ross, G. Finck, R. Reid, H. Salch, P. Kunschaft, T. Schedel, R. Kramer, J. Swift, S. Berman, S. Bernstein, J. Finklestein. Second row: T. Sorentino, R. Spellman, G. Franke, R. Margiotta, E. Donofrio, G. Forte, W. Farrell, C. Donus, H. Schroter, G. Groemmer. Third row: R. Vezirian, R. Ruezenski, R. Chase, B. Tucker, R. Barchi, L. Gubar, G. Espstein, F, Gallo, F. Dellabella, H. Looney, B. Blomstrom, A. Wolfer, M. Rosen- wasser, R. Frey. Fourth row: D. McKernan, A. Shadforth, T. Murray, M. Lobel, R. Kenbel, P. Farley, M. Figelman, H. Grip, J. Bianco, R. Grierson, H. Easton, J. Pesciotta, C. Dufort, J. Frost, R. Gorman, P. Boorstein, J. Avrey. Fifth B. Shultz, V. Morganti, D. A. Weinstein, R. Kalbian, Zunz, R. Barsa. Sixth row: R. Shef, J. Moromarco, J. R. St. Germaine, J. Plant, Salvi, R. Dally, E. Zolas. row: P. Nicolai, M. Sokolik, K. Johnson, Galli, N. Sanzari, A. Hohneker, L. Lever, A. Goldberg, I. K linger, J. Dadaian, A. T. Nellis, E. Nolte, J. Bates, K. Bollmann, Klein, B. Wieboldt, C. Piano, S. Floriani, B. Pearson, A. Pearlmutter, F. Berthel, K. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right, Standing: S. A ff erica, Vice-President; P. Schwa I bach, President; P. McCaffrey, Secretary. Sitting: M. Simmonovich, Treasurer. [59] ACTIVITIES Jans (jtOLuEf? ■■ ' • ' STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to right: M. Pesciotta, Treasurer; W. Pappas, Presi- dent; J. Geayer, Vice-President; C. Marcelon, Secretary. United States Congress . . . WHS Student Coun- cil .. . essentially they are the same. Although Council does not attack weighty national prob- lems, it is indispensable as far as Weehawken students are concemedJ S. Each year, Council fulfills a variety of worth- while projects. At the beginning of the year a Red Cross drive was held. The Christmas seals and the familiar buttons and bangles appeared to mark the T.B. drive. The sale of bus tickets has been resumed this year as in the past. Council representatives were delegated to the New Jersey Student Council Convention at Rut- gers. This year a regular council meeting was con- ducted on stage to serve a dual purpose: (1) to show Council in action; (2) to report convention news. The adoption of a war orphan was financed by a benefit talent show. Then Student Day, with its opportunities for individual leadership and group cooperation, arrived under Council ' s auspices. With Mr. Miller, Speaker of the House , these junior lawmakers are creating a more democratic, more up-to-date WHS. Left to right, First row; P. Boorstein, I, Hoffmann, B. Kedersha, M. Pesciotta, Mr. Miller, J. Geayer, C. Marcelon, U. De Gennaro, P. Small, J. Wagner. Second row: B. Byrne, D. Salvi, J. Avedisian, C Quaretti. Third row: G. Forte, V. Morganti, D. Tattoli, E. Geiges, W. Pappas, J. Klein, P. Schwalbach, N. Schoenberg, F. Maffei. STUDENT PRINTS You make the news; we print it is the by- word of the editorial staff of the Student Prints under the guiding hand of Mrs. Oppenheim. Edi- tor-in-Chief, Signe Jonsson, and her competent staff have sparked interest frt their publication by bringing the readers timely news features, car- toons, sports articles, and editorials designed for their interest. The business staff, administrated by Lillian Von Hagen, has worked assiduously in procuring advertisements and has distributed the Prints to enthusiastic patrons. The Student Prints is a mem- ber of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and previously had been awarded first place rat- ing, as well as the medalist award. EDITORIAL STAFF Left to right, First row: D. Virgona, E. Feigenbaum, D. Kloppenburg, S. Jonsson, Mrs. Oppenheim, H. Corb- isiero, E. Tejerian, E. Steinback. Second row: F. Kovacs, G. Gartner, B. Zempoluch, I. Klinger, S. Altschuler, R. Schef, T. Nellis, R. Rolon, P. Eichler, J. Brooks, M. Lobel, E. Bradley. Third row: J. Sully, L. Thorpe, S. Wolk, S. Bernstein, F. Milling, P. Ross, M. Knaster, C. Marcelon, R. Feingold, J. Gopoian. A J N; ' , ' ] lAffil H BUSINESS STAFF Left to right, Front row: B. Floriani, R. Creedon, D. Beck, Miss Alex- ovits, L. Von Hagen, C. Israel, C. Levine, S. Popp. Second row: P. Lockwood, C. Lewis, S. Erckert, J. Berstler, G. Gatti, M. Thoma, R. Block. tllj TECHNICIANS COMMITTEE 7T The major objective of the Technicians Com- mittee is to offer assistance in the use of various school equipment. Its services include providing the music for our dances, helping at our basket- ball games, assisting at the Class Play and at all assemblies. The Technicians also sponsor noon- time movies for the students ' enjoyment. OFFICERS Left to right: F. Gross, Secretary; K. Brehne, Chairman; G. Gartner, Treasurer. The organization consists of Sophomore, Jun- ior, and Senior boys who show the initiative and willingness to cooperate in these various affairs. Through the concerted efforts of the Technicians advised by Miss McFadden and Mr. Henry, our school functions have been successfully carried out. S --,--., fr - T d ■ ■■■ ■.■.::■...; Left to right. First row: Mr. Henry, G. Gartner, K. Brehne, F. Gross, Miss McFadden. Second row: E. Feigenbaum, H. Wo Iter, R. Samse. Third row: R. Baechfold, .S Bernstein, A. Friedman, S. Berman, F. Hoover. Fourth row: P. Moran, W. Brennen, M. Figelman, I. Klinger, M. Daitzman, H. Rayner, L. Lever. N Left to right: H. Leemann, W. Whitmer, J. Picone, H. Gurski, F. Margiotta, B. Steinfeld, D. Steinfeld, F. Buoni, H. Drury, W. Forrester. Up stairway five, turn right, and it ' s the second classroom on your right. These words, heard during the opening days of the school year, were uttered by none other than our Corridor Cops, the Traffic Committee. This year, a new administrative system was initiated. The committee is now headed by six squad leaders who rotate captaincy for a period of six weeks each. Another first initiated by this year ' s organization was the purchasing of grey sports jackets for each of its members. In addition TRAFFIC COMMITTEE to these new improvements, they continued their standard services of selling milk, patroling corri- dors, assisting in fire drills, and beautifying the school by planting flowers. During the spring, members of the committee were rewarded for their service by attending a major league ball game. Certainly none can deny that the Traffic Committee, under the direction of Mr. Strukel, is one of our school ' s top-flight organ- izations. Left to right, First row: J. Picon e, D. Steinfeld, Mr. Strukel, F. Buoni, W. Whitmer, H. Leemann. Second row: M. Pesciotta, J. Looney, H. Gurski, D. Adler, F. Maffei. Third row: H. Drury, B. Steinfeld, W. Forrester, S. Madreperla, F. Margiotta. LIBRARY COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to right: B. Larsen, Vice President; E. Steinback, Secretary; L. Slobin, Treasurer; C. Schiff, President. Books are their business! And whether it ' s re- search on three-legged grasshoppers or locating information in the card catalog, these literary ladies who constitute the Library Council are always on hand to assist you. The scope of their responsibilities includes the preparation, circulation, and arrangement of a wide variety of publications. The locating of special material and desired literature or those students unfamiliar with library proceaure is an- other facet of their work. rX This service organization, vyijh Miss Roelker as adviser, should certa in ly wito a place of honor on our best seller IVst,|-A ' Y ■ Left to right, F Schiff, E. Steinback wasser, M. Zaccar P. Ross, S. Gange Slobiny ' B. Larsen,- Miss Roelker, C. row; . Jonsson, R. Dubowsky, M. Rosen- Left to right. First row: Art. Turner, R. Sfrandberg, D. Ulicki, B. Kedersha, Mrs. Wetland. Second row: B. Schwartz, J. Gopoian, J. Bishop, N. Rose, D. Bertone, Art. Zaccaria, S. Comora, A. Bannert, B. Clancy, M. Okladek, B. Goldsmith, J. Abrams, E. Bateman. Third row: U. De Gernarj, C. Marcelon, E. Feigenbaum, N. Wolfsbruck, C. Wolf, R. Burnett, R. Goldstein, S. Glass, J. Radin, G. Polev, A. Reid, S. Sickler. Fourth row: S. Eissnberg, D. Virgona, D. Affsa, C. Lewis, B. Stern, N. Thoresen, D. Hoffmann, S. Lustberg, P. Engel, J. Kevern, E. Burkart, H. Herman. Fifth row: J. Radin, D. Muller, Art. Thoma, N. Ciisura, N. Tammen, E. Reilly, G. Gatti, E. Bradley, M. Vaccaro, J. Galasso, C. Artoschin, J. Kraznick. May I help you? is a familiar saying of the Hostesses. These junior and senior girls are al- ways ready to be of assistance in ushering at school functions, directing visitors, carrying mes- sages, and rendering other services to the school. In order to become a member of this organi- zation, which is supervised by Mrs. Wei land, these receptionists volunteer two study periods each week. The club terminated the year ' s activi- ties by attending a New York show. OFFICERS Left to right, Seated- V. Sfrandberg, Vice-President; M. Turner, President. Standing: B. Kerdersha, Secretary; D. Ulicki, Treasurer. HOSTESS CLUB [67] F. ' i S Ml Boeder, £ R row- J- K o Brunm9 of  CtM , s , a nd n9 : . preside ' - c ecr e1arv- Si ! 9 ' Treasure ' ; J - Kevem, [68] The S bureau « lhlS organ ' retar a e p , Across ■ .heUnk between Wee- a little more P seives. OFFICERS Treasurer; K- Stahl, r DeGilio. Second row: R. StaW. ein, 0. Brunmg. [69] MIXED CHORUS Of Thee We Sing! ' There ' s Music in the Air and that is a good forecast of conditions in the Music Room. This harmonious group of sopranos, altos, tenors, and basses exercise their vocal chords every Wednesday afternoon in prepara- tion for numerous school functions. The familiar carols which symbolize the Christmas season were again brought to the student body through the efforts of the Mixed Chorus. Appropriate selections were presented by the chorus at the important assemblies. The Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Rossman, has given the student body many joyous hours of entertainment. [ I At Piano, Seated: D. Beck. Standing: J. Kennedy, Mr. Rossman. On Stage, Left to right. First row: C. De Gilio, L. Von Hagen, D. Virgona, C. Di Franco, S. Eisenberg, A. Dadaian, M. Di Rito, D. Borcherd- ing, J. Obradovich, P. McCafrrey, S. Jonsson. Second row: L. Capezzuto, P. Small, F. Milling, L. Thorpe, M. Turner, E. Bradley, B. Demarais, C. DuFort, K. Kiely, C. Casey, M. Thoma. Third row: E. Zolas, M. Vaccaro, F. Kovacs, -G. Gatti, P. Lockwood, R. Block, D. Tattoli, C. Hayes, N. Thoresen, D. Ulicki, B. Bingham. Fourth row: T. Ellis, J. Dadaian, F. De Gilio, M. Lobel, R. Leive, F. Buoini, N. Laster, R. Wieboldt, S. Afferica, A. Braunwell, A. Saulnier, P. Eichler. ORCHESTRA Sound off! The Weehawken High School Orchestra enables the musically talented students of the school to gain experience in an ensemble. Under the baton of Mr. Rossman, the group sets the tempo at assembly programs and at various other school and civic functions. In order to develop an appropriate repertoire for these occasions, the orchestra rehearses every Monday after- noon. This past year, besides playing at the assemblies, the orchestra per- formed for Baccalaureate and Commencement. The students are rewarded for their service with a letter in their junior year and a key and certificate during their senior years. Left to right: B. Demarais, J. Wagner, J. Obradovich, D. Ballingall, E. Zolas, A. Braunwell, A. Sauinier, M. Lang, J. Dadaian, P. Eichler. Second row: B. Bingham, P. Small, J N. Harth, S. Afferica. Third row: F. Buoini, J. Pesciotta, A. Perlmuttei Leemann, R. Barsa. Kennedy, D. Beck, E. Geiges, Mr. Rossman, R. Miller, H. TWIRLERS Left to right. First row: M. Rosenwasser, J. Clifford, K. Kosinski, C. Siebert, C. Revito, J. Stack, N. Rose. Second row: B. Buesing, Mrs. Turnamian. Third row: M. Zaccaria, J. Rohner, B. Yelick. Fourth row: J. Johnson, C. Levine, J. Severino. Spinning batons, red and black uni- forms! Our sixteen dexterous twirlers, under the able guidance of Mrs. Turna- mian, have displayed their talents at the Pep Rally, the Band Concert, and the Memorial Day Parade. The practice re- quired of each girl is exacting, but their enthusiasm and diligence result in colorful and enjoyable routines. [72] First row: Mr. Brown. Left to right. Second row: M. Lang, B. Steinfeld, M. Di Rito, R. Stefke, G. Sfuhr. Third row: A. Dadaian, R. Uhm, B. Silburg, W. Wiebrecht, N. Harth, E. Gelges, G. Schmidt, R. Englebart. Fourth row: S. Hoover, H. Wagner, R. Mikatarian, F. De Gilio, J. Pesciotta, S. Aflferica, D. Engel. Fifth row: H. Leemann, R. Miller, W. Zeitvogel, A. Perlmutter, D. Steinfeld, R. Leive, A. Pipitone, J. Brummelen. Sixth row: F. Gross, C. Hochman, A. Braunwell, F. Buoni, A. Saulnier, L. Smith. BAND The Weehawken High School Band, a dual purpose organization, has well earned its niche in our school life. Under the direction of Mr. Brown, the group performed as either a concert or marching band. Resplendent in their red and black uniforms, they entertained at basketball games and paraded throughout the year. The concert band appeared at certain im- portant school and civic functions and climaxed its year ' s work at the annual Spring Music Festival. The band rehearsed twice a week during the school year. Band members received a letter during their junior year and a key during their senior year. « ' «S9 « 1 ; ri _ii sl 1 M BOWLING CLUB ■ e Pres ' t ferns, den ' . f. O e Gi no, ■ E ' Le v V - fe ' 5 ' First a strike, then a spare, and then a split . . . and so it goes every Thursday afternoon at the Union Palace Bowling Alleys where neither a 200 game or a 20 game is uncommon. The Bowling Club introduces its members to a game which they will enjoy for many years; a game that stresses skill and control rather than speed and strength. By diligently following the i nstructions of Mr. Ferris, their adviser, some have approached the point where they can be com- pared favorably with skilled bowlers in organized leagues. Left to right, First row: R. Feingold, L. De Laura, H. Schroter, A. Reid, R. Ferris, E. Schultz, Mr. Ferris, E. Eagen, A. Epstein, M. Mc Gleace, L. Fattel, F. Flaak, H. Salch. Second row: C Donus, J. Beglinger, M. May, P. Woodbury, T. Murray, B. Hersch, T. Ellis, L. Gorman, H. Rayner. Third row: B. Floriani, C Moschin, E. Nolte, B. Pearson, A. Braunwell, T. Craig, R. Wieboldt, N. Tammen, F. De Gilio. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The function of the Photography Club is to teach enthusiastic shutterbugs various phases of photography: darkroom technique, methods of taking better pictures, and other technical aspects of the subject. The members, under the tutelage of Mr. Sar- afian, benefited from his extensive knowledge of camera clicking. This year they publicized numerous school functions and developed their photographic skills on a local field trip. Left tn r - l  ■ Gartner, V, ' d $,de ' . ' R . ecreta ' P ' oran, Left to right, First row: Mr. Saraflan, N. Friedman. Second row: G. Gartner, R. Feingold, E. Tejerian. Third row: L. Gubar, R. Schef, P. Moran, I. Klinger. Left to right, First row: M. Di Rito, S. WoJfcr ' M. c GWave, R. Lasky, S. Lustberg, H. Herman, S. Deutsch, F. AAilfing. Second row-: I. Stein, E. Paul, C. Hochman, L AA. Okladek„- FV Smar ' Steinfeld all Henry, S. Glass, M. Knaster, P. Sch B. K. Stone, Mr. ' Third row: D. Steinfeld, F. Fjuon 3 6 OFFICERS Left to right: S. Bernstein, Treasurer; B. Steinfeld, President; S. Wo Ik, Recording Secretary; C. Hochman, Vice-President; H. Herman, Corresponding Secretary. - BURTON SHELLEY DEBATING SOCIETY Resolved: That All Americans Should Be Subject to Conscrip- tion for Essential Service in Time of War. This was the national debating topic for all interscholastic debating competition. This year ' s debating society, aided by Mr. Henry, has made great strides in the forensic art. The society debated Passaic, Sweeney, Union Hill, and Memorial High Schools in addition to participating in a tournament held at Passaic. Activities of the organization were supplemented by selling pep cards during the basketball season. As has been the custom in previous years, the Society pre- sented the Burton Shelley Memorial Award at graduation exercises to the senior who showed the greatest promise in the art of democratic living. [76] BLOCK LETTER CLUB The Block Letter Club, led by Mr. Billingham, is composed of juniors and seniors who have earned a letter by participating in one or more varsity sports. This year the club sponsored a dance and attended a professional baseball game. Each June at the Awards Assembly the members present a trophy to the outstanding athlete of the year. In addition, all senior members of the organization are awarded keys in recogni- tion of their athletic achievements. OFFICERS Left to right, Bottom row: D. Rickert, President. Second row: D. Steinfeld, Vice-President; D. Aluetto, Vice-President; B. Steinfeld, Treasurer. Third row: F. Buoni, Secretary; R. Gordon, Vice-President. Left to right. Bottom row: F. Margiotta, H. Leemann, C Faistl, J. Puglisi. Second row: D. Federer, E. Becker, J. Eisen. Third row: D. Rickert, D. Auletto. Fourth row: F. Buoni, D. Steinfeld, B. Steinfeld, R. Gordon. [77] Left to right, Bottom row: C. Israel, J. Abrams, S. Glass, A. Dadaian C. Caso, M. Bueckner, A. Bannert, S. Comora, S. Weinstein, P. Stod dard. Second row: Miss Mac Ardle, I. Hoffmann, R. Lasky, E. Bateman R. Goldstein, D. Affsa, J. White, R. Lindsay, M. Russy, J. Williams B. Koch, B. Schlobohm, D. Bertone. Third row: H. Herman, M Turner, L. Anspach, D. Williams, J. Kervern, M. Edelberg, S. Lust berg, D. Rupprecht, P. Engel, H. Corbisiero, D. Hoffman. Fourth row J. Erckert, A. Ratner, J. Thorpe, A. Imento, D. Reid, L. Mergel, J Rohner, N. Tammen, B. Bingham, M. Barry, N. Clisura, J. Avedisian Fifth row: E. Mueller, J. Gatewood, B. Larsen, J. Galasso, D. Kloppen burg, D. Salvi, E. Gallagher, E. Bradley, B. Van Gunst, C. Marx M. Vaccaro, G. Gatti, D. Ulicki, J. Reckert. OFFICERS Left to right. Seated: B. Schlobohm, Secretary; J. Williams, Treasurer. Standing: M. Barry, Vice-President; D. Reid, President. ■ — r rn — i [78] SIGMA GAMMA CHI Sigma Gamma Chi, an organization exclusively for senior girls, is currently celebrating its tenth birthday. Through the activities of this group the members are bettering themselves both socially and fashionably. At Yuletide, the girls demonstrated the true Christmas spirit by collecting and distributing gifts to a local orphanage. In addition, Christmas cards were delivered to the Cerebral Palsy League. Sigma Gamma Chi, under the guidance of Miss MacArdle, has truly won the admiration of the entire student body. CHESS CLUB Checkmate, a word originating from the Persian shah-mat meaning the king is dead , signifies the end of another chess game. Whether it ' s running the gambit, en passant, or castling, the members of the chess group meet the challenge with logic, logistics, and mental dex- terity. this year the newly organized club entered a team in an interscholastic league, competing against Demarest, Memorial, and Sweeney High Schools for the Paul Helbig Trophy. The chess team, ably directed by Mr. Fox, is com- posed of five players and one alternate. Despite its in- experience, the team was able to finish in third place and is anticipating greater success in future competition. Left to right, First row: Mr. Fox. Second row: I. Hoffmann, D. Hoffmann, A. Reid. Third row: E. Budin, L. Fattel, N. lorio, F. Nebelkopf, N. Clisura. Fourth row: J. Lagomasino, E. Paul, S. Altschuler, B. Schneider, J. Eisen. Fifth row: S. Klein, S. Afferica, F. Buoni, L. Segedin, I. Stein OFFICERS Left to right: F. Buoni, Vice-President; S. Afferica. Treas- urer; I. Stein, Secretary; B. Schneider, President. [79] OFFICERS Seated: H. Meinke, Treasurer. Standing: F. Buoni, Pres- ident; D. Ulkki, Vice-President; M. Edelberg, Secretary. MASK AND WIG CLUB There ' s No Business Like Show Business is the byword of the Mask and Wig Club, whose activities are the writing and producing of plays and also the instructing of its members in the fundamentals of stage craft. This year ' s organi- zation was composed of two different groups: one made up of seniors and juniors, and the other consisting entirely of sophomores. In order to obtain sufficient capital, the mem- bers sold the popular Weehawken book covers and also sponsored a successful dance. The Wash- ington Day assembly highlighted the program of this successful group which is under the exper- ienced guidance of Miss Honiss. Left to right. First row: S. Comora, S. Glass, C. Israel, D. Rupprecht, Miss Honiss, H. Corbisiero, D. Hoffmann, R. Lasky, A. Dadaian, D. Bertone. Second row: S. Lustberg, J. Geayer, M. Turner, N. Clisura, D. Ulicki, B. Bingham, J. Avedisian, H. Herman. Third row: M. Edelberg, D. Kloppenburg, M. Vaccaro, B. Schneider, B. Larsen, G. Gatti, E. Feigenbaum. Fourth row: R. Rolon, I. Stein, F. Buoni, J. Cohen, B. Solenthaler, D. Tattoli, C. Vion. ft | ft | ?flj i ' 4 THEATRE CLUB u- ,ur J JqJL - All the World ' s a Stage is the main theme of the Theatre Club, which is guided by Miss Beller. With intent to acquaint its members with a variety of Broadway hits, theatrical minded members have viewed Call Me Madam , The Moon is Blue , Paint Your Wagon , Venus Observed , Remains to be Seen , and Point of No Return. At subsequent meetings, the mem- bers offer criticisms and discuss the performances which they have attended. In this way the stu- dents gain understanding of the finer points of the dramatic arts. r, OFFICERS Left to right, Standing: L. Von Hagen, Vice-President P. Remoff, Secretary Seated: B. Kedersha, President; J. Gorab, Treasurer. Left to right, Seated: Miss Beller. First row: N. Rose, J. Gorab, Y. Becker, B. Kedersha, M. Rosenwasser, L. Remoff, J. Kais, T. Fischer, T. Flaak, S. Meisler, J. Roth, U. De Gennaro, R. Plaxsun, L. Von Hagen. Second row: M. Altman, J. Rosenblum, P. Klein, B. Floriani, R. Creedon, L. Gorman, C Lewis, A. Reid, B. Goldsmith, J. Leuthner, D. Borcherding, D. Luchs. Third row: C Villanella, E. Vogel, D. Vir- gona, E. Schultz, N. Shapiro, C Di Franco, C Marcelon, B. Demarais, M. Fleischman, C Ollwerther, J. Berstler. Fourth row: J. Salvi, M. Simonovich, H. Easton, H. Arkush, D. Bruning, E. Reilly, E. Stein- back, M. Thoma, R. Goldstein, _A. Rizzi, E, Morton, N. Strothman. te £ ♦ . i $$ z ? SPANISH CLUB Left to right. First row: J. Leuthner, A. Reid, D. Hoffmann, I. Borras, C. Israel, I. Hoffmann, J. Abrams, J. Rosen. Second row: E. Laino, S. Lustberg, N. Schoenberg. H. Herman, J. Kennedy, E. Vogel, J. Geayer, L. Slovin, R. Lasky, D. Bertone. Third row: H. Corbisiero, N. Clisura, B. Larsen, J. Eisen, S. Altschuler, R. Kalbian, M. Foss, D. Kloppenburg, Mrs. Reisch. South of the Border signifies FL 1 as far as Wee- hawkenites are concerned. For through informal but in- formative meetings, Spanish students become better ac- quainted, not only with the Spanish language, but also with the fascinating culture of the people. In order to accomplish the many items on their agenda, these ambitious Spaniards sponsored the sale of basketball pencils. The members of the organization en- joyed the colorful and authentic dancing of Jose Greco ' s Spanish Ballet Corps. Dining at a Mexican and Spanish restaurant provided them with exotic cuisine, guitar music, and a wonderful opportunity to apply a newly acquired knowledge of the language. This active organization, under the guidance of Senora Reisch, has done much throughout the year to promote better understanding through frequent correspondence between the Latin American Nations and the United States. OFFICERS Left to right: Mrs. Reisch, Adviser; J. Geayer, Treasurer; N. Schoenberg, Secretary; I. Hoffman, Vice-President; J. Rosen, President. FRENCH CLUB Left to right, Seated: C. Routel, C. Marcelon, H. Oshrin, D. Borcherding. First row: J. Gorab, J. Brede, C. Caso, F. Flaak, N. Rose. Second row: R. Goldstein, D. Virgona, C. Di Franco, E. Tejerian, C. Slaboda, S. Glass. Third row: G. Schroeder, M. Simonovich, J. Salvi, J. Kraznick, B. Larsen, Miss Gulick, B. McConkey. OFFICERS Left to right, Kneeling: C. Routel, Treasurer. Standing: C. Marcelon, Vice-President; H. Oshrin, President; D. Borcherding, Secretary. An American In Paris is not only a famous composi- tion by George Gershwin but also the guiding spirit of the French Club. The members are exposed to French culture, thereby gaining a better understanding of the people and their language. Attending a French movie and opera helped to accomplish their aims. Miss Gulick ' s extensive travels throughout France enable her to guide the club towards its worthy objectives. [83] SENIOR DANCE CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: P. Kanarick, President, B. Zempoluch, Treasurer; M. Russy, Secretary, Left to right, First row: M. May, A. Dadaian, V. Strandberg, M. Russy, J. Williams, D. Rupprecht, C. Caso, A. Bannert, D. Bertone. Second row: R. Lindsay, J. Waldorf, J. Avedisian, P. Kanarick, R. Goldstein, R. Crowe, H. Corbisiero, B. Bingham, J, Mikatarian, E. Gallagher. Third row: E. Burkart, J. Erckert, B. Zempoluch, K, Brehne, G. Gatti, M. Vaccaro, D. Ulicki, M. Turner, F. Kovacs, D. Kloppenburg, D. Salvi. Fourth row: Mrs. Schlichting, R. Schertler, R. Rolon, D. Steinfeld, B. Solenthaler, J. Cohen, E. Geiges, J. Davis, E. Bradley, F. Buoni, J. Galasso. This year the Senior Dance Club, guided by Mrs. Schlichting, devoted alternate meetings to individual instruction and group dancing. Those who acted as teachers gained new friends as well as valuable experience in improving their dance steps. The purpose of this club is to enlarge the turnout at various school dances and most of all, at the Senior Prom. These potential Arthur Murrays have learned to put their best foot forward. CM] Left to right, First row; A. Podolsky, H. Schwack, R. Block, P. Eichler, D. Ballingall, I. Oringer, K. Tessler, R. Miller, F. Monius. Second row: D. Pambello, R. Creedon, A. Reid, N. Wolfsbruck, C. Wolf, J. Roth, B. Clancy, M. Zaccaria, Y. Becker, Mrs. Turnamian. Third row: D. Tattoli, H. Meinke, W. Zeitvogel, R. Hilferty, D. Adler, A. Braun- well, P. Schan, J. Chlada, R. Duffy. Fourth row: A. Weidemann, K. Kiely, D. Picone, B. Yelick, B. Floriani, M. Sullivan, R. Burnett, J Faulkner, H. Williams, C. Villanella. (f rneiT, j. i Phonograph! Pop recordings! An enthusiastic group eager to dance! These are the makings of the Junior Dance Club, which is advised by Mrs. Turnamian. Those who are unfamiliar with the lat- est dance steps can also be found at the pow-wow . Student teachers are avai able for instruction while the more ad- vanced dancers perfect their fox trots and rhumbas. By acquiring social poise, these Juniors are overcoming an obstacle which plagues many adults. JUNIOR DANCE «; CLUB arte Wolfsbruck, Vicje-President; Kenneth Tessler, Cla ' hcy, President; Joan Faulkner, Secretary ■ Duffy, Treasurer, [85] Left to right, First row: L. Ferrara, C. Koerner, J. Harff, K. De Gilio, B. Krispian, Miss Powell, C. Sebring, J. Daitzman, F. Laino, J. Levin- - stein. Second row: S. Williams, S. Gangeri, L. Gorman, R. Plaxsun, G. Hinch, M. Sichieri, B. Spall, P. Ryan, C. Rusder, M. Rosenwasser, R. Kramer, C. Donus, L. Naftule, R. Bozzo, R. Vezerian, N. Monetti, R. Stall, N. Friedman. Third row: E. Morton, I. Borras, B. Aaron, J. Ayrey, M. Altman, B. Demarais, P. McCaffrey, P. Boorstein, E. Lillis, M. Anderson, B. McConkey, M. Fleischman, P. Rosenblum, R. Reid, M. Balladad, L. Thau, R. Asmussen, P. Ross. Fourth row: M. Simonovich, P. Woodbury, C. Smith, C. Routel, E. Budin, R. Graham, A. Wolfer, A. McTaggert, R. Frey, B. Sloboda, H. Rayner, A. Friedman, B. Popp, A. Rizzi, M. Weiss, M. Daitzman, E. Egan, R. Randow. Fifth row: W. Brennen, L. Lever, V. Morganti, B. Schultz, R. Gorman, J. Klein, T. Nellis, R. Shef, C. Piano, R. Wieboldt, A. Weingarten, J. Frost, H. Easton, C. Hayes, A. Corbisiero, J. Salvi. 6 f , SOPHOMORE }y DANCE CLUB In the Music Room every Tuesday noon the newly organized Sophomore Dance Club meets. The main purpose of this club, which is ably guided by Miss Powell, is to teach its members the fundamentals of dancing and to provide the more ad- vanced members a chance for improve- ment. With this training, the members will easily glide into the future that awaits them. V OFFICERS Left to right, First row: B. Schultz, Vice-President; L, Lever, Treasurer. Second row: P. McCaffrey, Secretary; V. Morganti, President. [86] • TEENS ■j $ The word Teens has a special signi- ficance to Weehawken High School stu- dents for it refers to a group of highly talented girls with very pleasant voices and good sense of musical style. The Teens have appeared at various programs Clockwise: J. Kennedy (accompanist), D. Borcherding, K. Kiely, Haas, P. Lockwood, N. Thoreson, C. Casey, C. DiFranco, A, Dadai. C. De Gilio. throughout the school year. Especially remembered was the Teens assembly program Christmas card: T ' was the Nignt Before Christmas . They are a complete unif and come equipped with piano and capable accompanist — a most profes- sional touch. Left to right. First row: K. De Gilio, J. Kennedy, D. Borcherding, K. Kiely. Second row: C. Di Franco, P. Lockwood, N. Thoresen, V. Hass, C. Casey, A. Dadaian. [87] Left to right, First row: F. De Gilio, J. Pesciotta, E. Geiges, M. Lobel. Second row: F. Buoni, R. Leive, R. Miller, C. Hochman, A. Braunwell, N. Sanzari. WHS DANCE BAND Louis Armstrong . . . Gene Krupa . . . Benny Goodman . . . these names symbolize the finest in jazz. Following this popular trend toward Music Americana, a group of Weehawken High School students led by Mr. Brown and Bob Leive, have organized a dance band. The top tunes are treated royally by this combo which makes its head- quarters in the Music Room. Throughout the school year, several organiza- tions were fortunate enough to engage this live rnusic for their respective dances. Although this marks the first appearance of a full time dance band here at Weehawken, this outfit is certain to become a permanent feature of school life. [88] Eight cents, pleasel TAKE A BOW OUR NEW FACULTY MEMBERS Seated, left to right: Mr. Riseley, History; Miss Eberle, English; Miss Shelley, English; Mr. Reddy, History. Standing, left to right: Mr. Kar- abin, Biology; Mr. Morris, Art. Friendliness at Weehawken High runs deep in the veins of everyday activity. Thus our yearbook would be incomplete without a cordial welcome to our new faculty members, and a hearty note of thanks to the personnel behind the scenes, our custodial staff. [92] CUSTODIAL STAFF Seated, left to right: Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Minck. Standing, left to right: Mr. Huber, Mrs. Bech, Mr. Karabin. ATHLETICS inwt Qta tR BASKETBALL ■ight: ,.(, to rigi— Manage ' first row, le H U ertiari n ' w SeC ?« d oT ach ' P ere - Au |etto, -° B Gordon, J. , Pogl ' ' - GAMES W.H.S. Opp. 1. Alumni 56 55 2. Demarest 40 75 3. Union Hill 39 55 4. Emerson 59 78 5. St. Joseph ' s 44 41 6. Highland Park 62 57 7. Memorial 47 59 8. Demarest 44 70 9. St. Michael ' s 39 76 10. St. Joseph ' s 58 52 11. Holy Family 39 40 12. Union Hill 50 57 13. Bayonne 60 68 14. Holy Family 65 45 15. Memorial 48 63 16. St. Michael ' s 40 78 17. Kearny 60 59 18. Emerson 47 59 Recapitulation: Won -- 6; Lost- 12. The high spot of the evening! Coach Les Purvere ' s cagers this year compiled a six won, twelve lost record. The team was led by Henry Gurski, Steve AAadreperla and Don Auletto. Gurski, a jump-shot artist, garnered 194 points and 37 assists at forward, while Steve AAadreperla contributed over 200 points from the pivot position with an assortment of hooks and jump shots. Although bothered by injuries late in the year, left forward Don Auletto did more than his share in point production. Our reserve forwards were Joe Pug- lisi and Bob Hilferty. Our evenly ma tched guards were Barry Gordon, a set shot artist and ball handler; lanky Walt Forrester and Henry Drury, both rugged rebounders; and Bubby Klein, whose beautiful lay-ups amazed us all. Our Junior Varsity, who deserves all the praise pos- sible , finished with a sterling fourteen won, four lost rec- ord, one of the finest ever compiled by our J.V. ' s. AAuch credit goes to high scorers Ronald Gorman, 251 points; Arnold Zunz, 233 points; and Charlie Cavidini, 137 points. Helping greatly in producing a successful season were Joe Pesciotta, Steve Afferica, Ken Johnson, Bob Wieboldt, Bob Graham, Karl Bollman, and Bob St. Germaine. As we seniors leave W.H.S. we may look back to many enjoyable evenings spent at the gym, and look forward to a winning performance from our returning regulars and successful Jayvees, who will join them. First row Graham. Second row: J S. Pesciotta, B JUNIOR VARSITY rt right: R. Gorman, C. Cavadini, C Bollman, Looney, Jr., Manager; R. St. Germaine, McGarey, Soph. Manager. Afferica, Third row: R. Johnson, A. Zunz, R. Wieboldt, Coach Purvere. f umon ft lo £ i _ t [95] CHEERLEADERS On to victory, we ' re going to cheer Weehawken High, is the theme of our cheerleaders, who are the guiding light of our school spirit. These eight girls, adept at a multiplicity of gymnastics from cartwheels to flips, have boosted morale at many a basketball game. With a view to the future, next year ' s squad should carry on as ably as the enthusiastic, vivacious circle of this year ' s cheerleaders. Left to right: J. Galasso, J. AAikitarian, N. Shapiro, M. La- trielle, G. Gousen, S. Meisler, M. Bueckner, E. Gallagher, Captain. TENNIS Tennis is recognized as one of our finest sports, and one in which we have found much success. With the arrival of this year ' s season, our netmen took their rackets out of mothballs and looked forward to what promised to be a very successful campaign. Coach Beisswanger ' s hopes for this year were bolstered by the return of seven members of last year ' s squad headed by seniors Fred Buoni, Dick and Bob Steinfeld, and Ed Geiges and juniors Peter Schan, Julius Eisen, and Larry Segedin. This year ' s team, anticipating another North Hudson County Division Championship, was also hopeful of be- coming county champs, a goal which has eluded their grasp in the past few years. Whether it be on clay or asphalt courts, we may be certain that these netsters tried their hardest to bring victory to Weehawken. First row, left to right: B. Steinfeld, S. Berman, B. Tucker, J. Eisen, P. Schan, L. Gubar. Second row: S. Altschuler, Manager; D. Steinfeld, C. Cavadini, L. Segedin, F. Buoni, A. Weingarten, E. Geiges. Deuce! V x J r4« i. f First row, left to right: A. Zunz, J. Kosinski, D. AuletTo, J. tppolito, T. Murray. Second row: B. Gordon, J. Ernst, P. Yturbe, D. Rickert, C. Faistl, H. Gurski, Coach Purvere. Third row: B. Zempoluch, Manager; S. Kelly, P. Schwalbach, D. Adter, R. Hilferty, E. Smith, K. Johnson, R. Gorman. Fourth row: J. Looney, G. Forte, J. Puglisi, T. Trifoglio, R. Totaro. soc Barry Gordon, All-State Halfback W.H.S. Opp. A-Cranford 2 A-Rutherford 4 H— Thcmas Jefferson 1 5 A— Ridgewood 5 3 A— Teaneck 1 1 H-St. Cecelia 2 2 H-Cranford 3 1 H— Congers 4 1 H-Rutherford 3 H-Englewood 2 H— Ridgewood 1 26 15 H— Home Games A— Away Games Our soccer team with a fine seven won, two lost, two tied record brought back the State Soccer Championship to Weehawken for the first time since 1936, and placed Barry Gordon, stellar halfback, on the first string All-State Team. It is notable that we outscored our opponents, twenty-six goals to fifteen, and were shut out only once, while shutting out the opposition on four occasions. Our fine defense was spear-headed by goalie John Looney, who let in an average of 1.2 goals per game. He was capably assisted by Don Auletto, fullback, and Barry Gordon, Donald Rickert, Phil Yturbe and Tony Trifoglio, halfbacks. Our forward line, which produced 26 goals (Jimmy Kosinski with 9; Henry Gurski with 6) and our squad of capable reserves must also be given much credit. We may all look forward and be assured that Weehawken High School will have another fine record next year. With Looney at goalie, Pete Schwalbach, Joe Puglisi and George Forte on the forward line, and Bob Duffy and John Kelly in the backfield, how can we miss? f ftC5j« .. i A bird ' s eye view! CER t m Getting a kick out of soccer! After the ball is over! 8 cheers for our champs! BASEBALL Going, going, gone . A flash of spikes, the crack of bat on ball, and once again, baseball was upon us. Our team, which narrowly missed state and county honors last year, felt that this was the year! Backstop Steve Durst, two-time All-State and All-County selection, who did everything behind the plate but call balls and strikes, received the slants of our veteran pitching staff. This trio from last year ' s team were seniors, John The Arm Picone and Stu Chasmar, and junior, Ed Becker. John, an All-State and All-County selection last year, was famed for his fast ball and sharp break- ing curve while Stu was known for his fine con- trol. Our infield was composed of Don Rickert, flashy fielding first baseman,- Dick Arricale, a hard hitting competitor and All-State and All-County second baseman; smooth fielding Hank Gurski at short and Flash Gordon, .400 hitting All- County ite at third base. Our outfield showed Sam Jodice, the man who gets on base; Don Auletto, rifle-armed All-Countyite and Bob Hilferty, who hits and fields with the best, in the starting lineup. With a fine corps of reserves to back up this nucleus of veterans, we expected big things to show up in our teepee this year. First row, left to right: F. Margiotta, Manager; D. Federer, R. Arricale, S. Durst, D. Rickert, C Wackerling, W. Farrell, Soph Manager. Second row: W. Pryor, B. Pearson, E. Becker, R. Gordon, D. Auletto, S. Chasmar, S. Floriani. Third row: R. Hilferty, Coach Purvere, R. Gorman, H. Gurski. J GIRL ' S I NT RAM URALS The eyes have it! Girl sport enthusiasts are urged very strong- ly to joint the Girls ' Intramurals. Their basketball league consists of six teams and keen competition is never lacking. If the girls desire not to actively participate in the games, they may serve as time- keepers or referees. At the close of the season, awards are presented to the outstanding girls in the circuit. From the success of the group, the fel- lows are all seriously won dering whether a wom- an ' s place is really in the home. First row, left to right: H. Williams, D. Auletto, E. Schultz, S. Glass, D. Kloppenburg, P. Kanarick, H. Herman, S. Lustberg, M. Rosenwasser, R. Creedon. N. Wolfsbruck, R. Burnett, C Koerner, P. Ryan. Second row: C Villanella, J. Faulkner, U. De Genarro, B. Aaron, J. Daitzman, M. Knaster, G. Hinsch, J. Roth, P. McCaffrey, B. Kerdersha, C Marcelon, L. Ferrara. Third row: C. Routel, O. McKay, A. Groth, M. McGleave, D. Muller, L. Gorman, A. Daniels, N. Harth, B. Floriani, M. Thoma, P. Woodbury, B. Hersh, E. Eagan. Fourth row: E. Steinback, P. Lockwood, A. McTaggert, C. Wolf, D. Polumbo, C. Wolf, M. Sokolik, E. Iberer, B. Baxter, E. Budin, L Thau, B. Popp, A. Rizzi. Fifth row: B. Yelick, J. Clifford, J. Stack, J. Johnson, Mrs. Welland, R. Randow, J. Beglinger, C. Ruscher. f ' fj:f; f k£UP ULX11; Heartfelt Thanks to... • € i The Board of Education for providing us with the opportunity to spend three memorable years at such a fine educational insti- tution. Mr. Chase and Dr. Geary for their able leadership in our behalf. Mr. Becker who has been a personal friend to all of us. Miss Gouled for guiding us along the right path. Miss Hogan for helping us solve many of our problems. Miss Powell for her immeasurable assistance during our Junior year. Mr. Beisswanger, our diligent class adviser, who has brought us so much success. Miss Honiss for her excellent direction of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Miss MacArdle, who is celebrating her twenty-fifth year at Weehawken High, for her thoughtful counsel. The entire faculty, who have been not only our capable in- structors but understanding friends. The medical, secretarial, and custodial staffs for their un- tiring efforts. Progress Associates, Inc., and their representatives, Messrs. Harvey Lawshe and Douglass Pruett, for their aid and cooperation. Delma Studios and their representatives, Miss Schwartz, Mr. Irving Lloyd, and Mr. Irving Spivak, for their excellent photo- graphy. Miss Gulick and Mr. C. Fox for their helpful suggestions to our art staff. Mr. Sarafian and his photography club for their valuable help. The Juniors and Sophomores who assisted our Zenith staffs in identifying photos. Those who have made this publication possible by obtaining advertisements and patrons. Mrs. Garrity and Mr. Hopkins, our top notch Zenith advisers, who voluntarily contributed their time and energy to the creation of this yearbook. We will never forget your amiability and cooperation. The Class of 1952 -3 ' LVf 4 JJjs u V 4V ADVERTISERS f .. f?o rtnne CONGRATULATIONS FROM COMMISSIONERS JOSEPH JIALDINI (Dept. of Public Affairs) PATRICK SULLIVAN (Dept. of Public Safety) ALEX BONICARTI (Dept. of Public Works) of NORTH BERGEN, N. J. GRADUATION MEMENTO Just send it to us . . . we ' ll reproduce it in miniature, imbed it in a clear, round lucite disc and mount it on a 3 square of polished, beveled lucite. The finished piece . . . handsome paper weight you ' ll proudly use! Original diploma returned intact. Wedding Invitations or Announce- ments also reproduced and mounted this handsome way. Just $3.95 Each, Postpaid KEEPSAKE SHOPS UNION CITY 2, NEW JERSEY oi exce ence. . . in design ttsmansni) ana quality RINGS PINS medals crattsman hip CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES JEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS MANUFACTURING J E W E I E R S ii i f i; [ s 0 H i: i ii s i bos, oi . 17 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK 8, NT • providence 106 Youth Center- Second Floor In a Class by Themselves . . . CAMPUS TOGS from HOLTHAUSEN ' S BERCENLINE AVENUE, 35th to 36th STREETS, UNION CITY UNion 3-6000 . . . Bergen County . . . CLiffside 6-6100 107 Compliments of THOMAS J. UPTON, INC Makers of Upton Tea - Upton Frostee Dessert Lipton Tea Bags - Upton Noodle Soup Upton Tomato Vegetable Soup Aluminum Screens - Storm Sash Combination Screen and Storm Doors Manufactured by KOTA PRODUCTS, Inc. Weehawken, N. J. UNion 6-1300 Compliments and Best Wishes from THEODORE SELTZER 108 The REINER Line for ' 52 offers textile mills complete equipment, from cone to fabric, with machines that consistently meet the highest standards of quality and performance. Since its found- ing in 1903, Robert Reiner, Incorporated, has steadily added to its list of textile machinery. Today it is the leader in the field — serving the leaders in the industry. For Warp Knitting • Tricot Machines — 2 and 3 bar, 168 and 84 wide • Kaylooms • Simplex Machines — double knit • Raschel Machines For Warping • Warping Machines • Magazine Creels • Single Type Creels • Truck Creels • Skinner Racks • Thread Tensions — counterbalanced and disc • Beam Loading Wagons • Hydraulic Beam Lift Wagons • Stop Motions — Electrical and mechanical For Hosiery • Four section Twin Knitters — 66 gauge For Embroidering • Automatic Schiffli Embroidery Machines — 10 and 1 5 yard lengths • Automatic Bobbin Winding Machines — for quilting and stitching ROBERT REINER, INC. 550-564 Gregory Ave. Weehawken, New Jersey UNion 7-0502 109 Compliments of E. W. BERCER Bro. 4500 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J. GEORGE J. FISCHER Printing 3500 Palisade Ave. UN 7-1630 Union City, N. J. Res. CLiffside 6-2467 Compliments of MR. and MRS. O. WOLTER PALM, FECHTELER CO. Creators of Quality Decalcomania Since 1856 85-99 Maple Street Weehawken, New Jersey RIVOLI DECORATORS Bergenline Ave., at 58th St. West New York, N. Y. LIBERTY MOVING STORAGE CO. Specialists in California and Foreign Shipments Shipping to all Parts of the World 4511 Broadway Union City, N. J. UN 7-1389 HUDSON CITY SAVINGS BANK Boulevard Branch 2530 Hudson Boulevard At Jewett Avenue Main Office 587 Summit Avenue At Five Corners JERSEY CITY, N. J Bayview Branch 532 Ocean Avenue At Bayview Avenue CONSULT US ABOUT YOUR MORTGAGE LOAN REQUIREMENTS We are Currently Paying Dividends at the Rat? of 2 Per Cent Per Annum on Savings Deposits Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation no Congratulations to the CLASS OF 52 From CLASS OF 53 Tis education forms the common mind, Just as the twig is bent, the tree ' s inclined — Pope Weehawken Teacher ' s Association in P. Quilla, Jr. H. H. Moore THE FOURMAN ORGANIZATION Real Estate Insurance 316 48th St. Union City, N. J. 1213 Teaneck Road Teaneck, N. J. 316 Harrington Ave. Closter, N. J. TOWNE MEN ' S SHOPS 4021 Bergenline Ave. Union City, N J. UNion 3-9148 5906 Bergenline Ave. West New York, N J. UNion 3-9536 JOHN J. TOBLER, Inc. Sporting Goods - Cameras 508 31st to 507 32nd Street Union City, New Jersey STANDARD COAT DRESS, Inc. 3608 Bergenline Ave. Union City, N. J. JOE RAYS MEAT MARKET Pure Meats and Poultry Restaurants Supplied 1283 Paterson Plank Road Free Delivery Phone UNion 3-5300 Secaucus, N. J. COLONIAL RESTAURANT Quality Service Delicious Food Tel. Union 7-9384 4801 Park Avenue Union City, N. Y. Cor. 48th Street Compliments of R. and G. EMBROIDERY WORKS 134 63rd Street West New York, New Jersey UNion 7-1735 We Deliver TILLY HOEHL Hardware - Paint - Supplies 1248 Paterson Plank Road Secaucus, N. J. THE CLIFFWOOD 76 St. and Bergenline Avenue North Bergen, New Jersey Ice Cream - Candy - Soda - Luncheon Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 STANDARD ROOFING and TINSMITH SUPPLY CO. 194-202 Railroad Avenue Jersey City 2, N. J. HEnderson 5-8000 Factory Distributors DE TITTA ' S FLORIST Flowers for all Occasions Telephone UNion 5-0448 175 Front Street Secaucus, N. J. Eyes Examined UNion 4-2965 DR. M. J. ALBERT Optometrist Bank Building Secaucus, N. J. JOCHEM ' S RADIO Expert Radio Repairs Complete Line of Phonograph Records 6212 Bergenline Ave. West New York, N. J. North Bergen-Guttenberg KIWANIS CLUB Underprivileged Children ' s Committee paid for by CIBIANS ' 5904 Bergenline Ave. West New York, N. J. 112 Congratulations to the Class of 1952 from The Township of Weehawken CHARLES F. KRAUSE, JR MAYOR COMMISSIONERS MARK T. AIELLO W LEO BATTEN GEORGE J. BERGDOLT MATTHEW W BEGOVICH CHARLES F. PIZZUTA EARL M. PURDY 113 Compliments of M. CREENBERC EMBROIDERY UNion 5-1885 TAHAN BROTHERS Fancy Fruits and Vegetables Groceries and City Meats 2618 New York Ave., Union City, N. J. ALCO EXPRESS CO. 132-34 47th Street UN 3-0212 Union City, N. J. ADLER ' S QUALITY BAKERY CO. 6301 Park Avenue West New York, N. J. Compliments of SWISS BLEACHER Y L. J. RAD, Jewelers 601 1 Bergenline Avenue At 60th Street West New York, N. J. Youth ' s proudest achievement is tradi- tionally rewarded with a fine watch or a gift of jewelry ' ALL AMERICAN SPORT SHOP Headquarters for Little League Baseball Equipment, Athletic Equipment for Schools, Clubs and Teams 4819 Bergenline Ave., Union City, N.J. UN 3-4227 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. JOHN WHITE Be Beautiful HOUSE OF SILVER BLONDES 7806 Bergenline Ave. UN 5-9370 North Bergen, N. J. Compliments of HINTZ ' S GARAGE FRANK ' S MEAT MARKET A Complete Line of Fresh-Killed Prime Meats and Poultry 4210 Park Ave., Weehawken, N. J. UNion 5-5368 JOHN HERMAN Furniture - - - and Rugs 7063 Hudson Boulevard North Bergen, N. J. At 70th Street UNion 3-5631 1 14 THE CLASS OF 52 undoubtedly has been one of the finest to graduate from Weehawken High School. We wish to extend our thanks at this time to those who have made us what we are. A special note of appreciation to: Mr. Becker, Dr. Geary, and Mr. Chase for their wonderful cooperation, The Board of Education for making the school ' s facilities available for our use, Miss Powell and Mr. Beisswanger for their masterful guidance and counseling, Mrs. Carrity and Mr. Hopkins for their unending work on the Zenith, Miss Honiss for her excellent direction of the Senior Play, The entire faculty for the splendid education they gave us, The Juniors and Sophomores for their loyal support to our activities. OFFICERS Stuart Chasmar, Pres. Marilyn Russy, Recording Sec ' y. Henry Drury, Vice Pres. Ann Dadaian, Corres. Sec ' y. Howard Leemann, Treas. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Eileen Bradley Barbara Bingham Harvey Cooper Edwin Ceiges Lillian Kyriakakis Phyllis Kanarick Doris Reid Donald Rickert Veronica Strandberjj Peter Cratale Betty Schlobohm Charles Hochman Wm Pappas 115 Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 52 THOMAS H. MURPHY Social Democratic Club of Weehawken Ladies Auxiliary and Men ' s Club UNion 5-7957 Free Delivery W. E. MARKER Frozen Foods - Groceries Fruits and Vegetables 4202 Park Avenue GALLAGHERS DELICATESSEN 4208 Park Ave., Weehawken, N. J. Phone UNion 7-2342 Fancy Groceries and Bird ' s Eye Frozen Foods Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 52 from HOMEROOM F. L. 1 Tel. UNion 3-1271 TRECERS MARKET Beef, Lamb, Veal, Pork and Poultry 4913 Park Ave., near 50th St. West New York. N. J. FRANK ' S BARBER SHOP 3405 Park Ave., Union City, N. J. Where the Customer Gets Clipped and Likes it Ladies ' and Children ' s Hair Cutting F. LAUB, Prop. H. LEVINE KIRSCH ' S Finest Fruit Beverages - Healthful Seltzer Phone: BErgen 4-1464 191 Myrtle Ave., Jersey City, N. J. DAVID SUSSMAN FURNITURE 560 Lexington Ave., Clifton, N. J. Herman J. Geiges, Mgr. Compliments of WEEHAWKEN P. B. A. Local No. 15 Telephone UNion 5-4622 ROHNER ' S DAIRY Country Bottled Milk and Cream 4 Arch Avenue, Secaucus, N J EDWARD KATZ Painting and Decorating Estimates Cheerfully Given UNion 4-9338 301 - 79th Street North Bergen, N. J. Compliments of HOMEROOM E-2 THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Welcomes the NEW ALUMNI of the CLASS OF 1952 Weehawken High School Alumni Association c o Weehawken High School Weehawken, N J. De Bellis Buoni Associates, Inc. General Advertising 15 PARK ROW, NEW YORK BEekman 3-5755 HOME FUEL OIL CO of HUDSON UN IO n 3-5000 Sales and Service Oil Burners and Thermex Heating Oil 117 Compliments of THE HAND FAMILY Telephone UNion 3-6639 ALFONS PETTER Painting and Decorating 234 - 68th Street Cuttenberg, N. J DRAKE SECRETARIAL COLLEGE 69th Year Advanced Courses — — Personalized Instruction Comptometry, Bookkeeping, Machines Accounting, Shorthand, Typing UNion 7-0943 4808 Bergenline Ave. Union City. N J. UNion 7-7038 ERWINS JEWELERS Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry 4545 Bergenline Avenue Opposite 46th St Union City, N. J EACAN SCHOOL Secretarial, Shorthand, Accounting and Business Machine Courses DAY and EVENING Capitol Building Bergenline Avenue at 48th Street UNION CITY. N.J. Summer Term begins July 1 to 7 Call, ' Phone or Write for Catalog Phone: UNion 7-0615 ALEXANDER BROS. Paterson, N. J. REICHEL ' S, Inc. Jewelers 4007 Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. FRANK CUOMO SON Wholesale Produce and Commercial Merchants Office: Bronx Produce House No. 3. No. 4 132nd Street, Bronx. N. Y. MOtt Haven 9-3626-27 18 Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 52 MR. and MRS. A. CATTI EDWARD BREHNE ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 715 - 87th Street North Bergen. N J. UNion 7-3058 Compliments of TUNGSTEN-CONTACT Mfg. Co. 19 MARK DANIELS Interior Decorator Upholstering - Slip Covers - Draperies Daniel M. Costanzo, Proprietor 4107 Park Ave., Union City, N. J. UN 7-0368 PARKWAY CLEANERS Service That Excels Tel, UNion 6-6972 A. Debaghian, Prop Call and Delivery Service 3403 Park Ave. Union City, N. J. For Courtesy and Low Prices LOW ' S FOODLAND 5604 Bergenline Avenue West New York, N. J. Compliments of BUMPER SCHULTZ Compliments of SCHLESINCER ' S Clothier 5716 Bergenline Avenue West New York, N. J. RUSSO BROS. Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Boulevard at 51st Street West New York, N. J. UNion 3-5656- 7 TEDESCO RESTAURANT SONS, Inc. Catering for All Occasions On or Off Premises Also Try Our Delicious Pizza Pies 6708 Bergenline Ave. UN 7-9765 West New York, N. J. PARKETTE BEAUTY SALON Distinctive Hair Styling 8103A Bergenline Ave. UNion 3-8919 North Bergen, N Frank Careri, Prop. UNion 6-0602 JO-RENE EMBROIDERY CO. Manufacturers of Embroideries. Laces and Novelties 61 15 Broadway West New York, N. J. DAVES SOAP PRODUCTS North Bergen, N J. Success in Your Life SINGER SEWING CENTER 6025 Bergenline Avenue West New York, N. J. UN 5-S000 Mgr., W. Flanigan NICOLAI ' S COCKTAIL LOUNGE Italian -American Restaurant-Pizzeria Specializing in Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops Catering to Dinners, Parties, Banquets 1299 Paterson Plank Rd., Secaucus, N J. WINSTON JEWELERS Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing 3000 Bergenline Avenue UN 7-3599 Union City, N. J UN 7-2579 We Deliver FREDS QUALITY MARKET F. Richards, Prop. Prime Meats - Poultry - Provisions 4700 Park Ave. Weehawken, N. J. UN 7-9794 Television SPORTS TAVERN Where All Good Sports Get Together 105 49th Street Union City, N. J. UN 5-0445 DIAMOND CLEANERS Distinctive Dry Cleaning Specialists on Evening Wear 1724 Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. 120 The 1948 U. S, Olympic Gymnastic Team Wore S. BARTOLI Gymnastics Uniforms 1 10 48th Street. Union Gty, New Jersey Tel. UNion 3-4024 Compliments of MR. and MRS. M. BARBIERI to the CLASS OF ' 52 RONNIE SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS DADDY Congratulations and Best Wishes From All the Employees at DYNAMIC STORES 5509 Bergenline Avenue West New York, N. J New Jersey ' s Most Reliable TV. and Appliance Dealer Service Available by Contract or by Call 121 CORELICKS DELICATESSEN AND GROCERY Homemade Salads 3708 Park Ave. Weehawken. N. J. RAPONE ' S LIQUOR STORE Choice Beer, Wines and Liquors Free Delivery — UN 7-9842 4600 Park Ave. Weehawken. N. J. THE CABINET CAFE Excellent Cuisine 4535 Bergenline Ave Union City, N J. MEYERS Fine Ice Cream and Chocolates Made Fresh Daily 414 Central Ave Jersey City. N. J. CATALANO ' S PIZZERIA Between 44th and 45th Streets Union City. N. J. PARK VIEW MARKET 3351 Park Ave., Union City, N J. Fred Erbe, Prop. UN 3-1041 MAJESTIC CLEANERS 7504-06 Broadway, North Bergen, N. J. 3-Hour Service UNion 3-3180 KOCHERS PORK STORE Pure Pork Products, Homemade Bolognas 71 19 Bergenline Avenue UN7-2S84 North Bergen. N. J Compliments of MR. AND MRS. F. BECKER Fred, Henry, and Billy LIGHTNING STORES, Inc. Offices and Warehouse: 70-74 West Palisade Avenue Englewood, N. J. REBA DRESS SHOP Specializing in Bridal Attire and Formals for All Occasions 71 05 Bergenline Ave., North Bergen, N. J. EMERSON FUR SHOP J. C. Tarzian, Furrier 2413 Bergenline Avenue UN 5-0525 Union City, N. J. SECAUCUS SERVICE CENTER Complete Inspection Service Lubrication, Ignition, Battery Tydol Cas Veedol Oil 1263 Paterson Plank Rd , Secaucus. N. J. UN 7-1309 Sales - Service - Rentals - Supplies UNION BUSINESS MACHINES CO. 4812 Bergenline Ave. Union City. N J. DICKS DELICATESSEN Wine - Liquor - Beer 4536 Park Avenue Weehawken, New Jersey For Your Better Garments PARK AVENUE CLEANERS Largest Retail Cleaners and Tailors in County - - M. F. Mattes, Prop. 5102-8 Park Ave., West New York, N. J. UNion 3-5646, 3-1422 22 Compliments of WEEHAWKEN FIRE DEPARTMENT DURO-TEST CORP. AMERICA ' S BEST LAMP North Bergen. N. J NORTH HUDSON BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTING CO. Beer - Ale - Soda Bottles - Cans - Kegs - Coolers FOR FREE DELIVERY CALL UNION 7-8931 134-68th Street Cuttenberg, N. J. Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 52 from HOME ROOM ENGLISH 4. 123 CIRELLI ' S SHOE SERVICE All Types of Orthopedic Work and Shoe Adjusting. Doctor ' s Prescriptions Filled. 4707 Broadway Union City, N. J. UNion 3 7230 Styling Permanent Waving CLAMOUR SALON HELEN KINDRED 7304 Bergenline Avenue UNion5-5110 North Bergen, N. J. TRENZ ' S MARKET Full Line of Meats, Groceries and Vegetables Secaucus New Jersey FARMLAND DAIRIES 400 Kamena Street Fair View, N. J. Compliments of FRED C. and CEORCE W. JOPP CRATALE BROS., Inc. Hoboken, N. J MODEL HARDWARE CO., Inc. 361 1-13 Park Avenue Union City, N. J. D. ORTEGA Men ' s and Boys ' Clothing and Sportswear 3214 Bergenline Ave., Union City, N. J UN 3-2409 JOSEPH EISENBERC General Insurance 30 Journal Square Jersey City, N. J. JO 2-6524 Compliments of POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE of WEEHAWKEN, N. J. 124 The Gibraltar Corrugated Paper Company, Inc WISHES YOU GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS IN YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS 125 Compliments of HOMEROOM El ZABS ON THE PLAZA UNion 5-9746 1297 Paterson Plank Road Secaucus, N. J. COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY 366 Fifth Avenue New York City, New York GRADUATION APPAREL CHOIR ROBES and SPECIALTIES SWISS ART NOVELTY 7609 Broadway, North Bergen, N J. THEODORE MEINKE, JR. Carpenter and Builder Telephone UNion 7-5433 19 Dodd Street Weehawken, N J. Compliments of DE LUXE DINER Home Baking and Cooking 1807 - 45th St., North Bergen, N, J. E. Conlon — 42 Years in Business Phone UNion 7-8028 ALEXANDER THANE SON Plumbing - Heating - Oil Burners 4708 Park Avenue Weehawken, New Jersey UNion 5-6029 Established 1900 Larry O. Miller ' s MARCOLIS STATIONERY CO. Office Supplies 3506 Bergenlme Avenue Larry O. Miller Union City, N J. JOHN SULLY TAVERN 1271 Paterson Plank Road Secaucus, N. J. Compliments of CASTLE FURNITURE CO. 5601-23 Hudson Boulevard North Bergen, N. J. Open: 9:00 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. 126 DELMA STUDIOS Our Official Yearbook Photographers 521 5th Ave., New York, N. Y Tel. WAtkins 9-1880 127 MILLER ' S GROCERY STORE 1 75 Hackensack Avenue Weehawken, N. J. Compliments of MURRAY H. RESNICK 509 - 43rd St., Union City, N. J Compliments of S. DAVIS CO. North Bergen, N. J. JOHN KUCHEN Interior Decorator 7624 Broadway, North Bergen, N. J. Slipcovers - Upholstery UNion 4-2464 MIDTOWN LUNCH 4209 Park Ave., Union City, N J, Henry Meyer William Meyer UNion 6-6231 3-Hour Service LONDON CLEANERS AND DYERS C. Dadaian Union City, N. J. MARY ANN SHOES 5812 Bergenline Avenue West New York, N. J. STADIUM DELLI 24th St. and Central Ave. Union City, N. J. UNion 3-6321 HILLTOP FOOD STORE 7818 Hudson Blvd. North Bergen, N. J. Phone UNion 7-8612 JOHN and TED LINCOLN LIQUOR AND FOOD. Inc. Beer - Wines - Liquors Groceries 21 Maple St Weehawken. N J RIALTO RESTAURANT 5806 Bergenline Avenue UN 3-9144 West New York, N J MODERN ELECTRIC CO. 6220 Bergenline Avenue UNion 3-7657 West New York, N J Compliments of JOHN J. HACCERTY CUSTAV HAMMANN Homemade Ice Cream - Chocolates Ice Cream Cakes - Luncheonette UNion 7-9646 126 - 48th Street Union City, N. J. 128 HOHNEKER ' S DAIRY, INC SHIPPERS, WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS 807 74th Street North Bergen, N. J. UNion 3-0050-0051 Milk of a Better Quality. We Suggest you Try it. MIDTOWN LUNCH 4209 Park Ave., Union City, N. J. Henry Meyer William Meyer Compliments of YOUNC PEOPLE ' S CIVIC LEACUE Inc. 3506 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J. THE MEDIKS Bernie Marshall Larry Harvey Louie Donald Fred I. BUDA SON Painter and Decorator 52 Fulton Street, Weehawken, N J. UNion 7-8663 COLUMBIA MEAT MARKET John A. Merkl, Prop. Prime Meats and Fresh Poultry 41 14 Park Ave., Weehawken. N. J. UNion 7-2895 MASTRO Lumber Millwork Company UNion 7-2121 UNion 7-2122 Union City, N. J. 129 Compliments of PHILIP MISTRETTA Compliments of FINCK ' S LUNCHEONETTE Compliments of OTTO E. REIMENSCHNEIDER Compliments of DR. FRANCIS J. HEIMBUCH DR. FREDERICK J. HEIMBUCH Compliments of CRYSTAL BAR AND GRILL 471 5 Broadway Union City, N. J. Compliments of COZY CORNER Compliments of JUDGE LIEBERMAN Compliments of PLATOFF PLATOFF Compliments of FREDERICK G. BUONI Compliments of WEEHAWKEN POST 18 AMERICAN LEGION Compliments of HOMEROOM E 3 Compliments of RIALTO THEATRE Movies Are Better Than Ever 5808 Bergenline Ave. West New York Compliments of DR. FRANK SPANO, M.D. Compliments of ALEXANDER LEVINE, D.D.S. 30 VAN ' S ICE CREAM PARLOR AND LUNCHEONETTE 99 Liberty Place Weehawken, N. J. Tel. UNion 7-9788 MAYOR JOHN J. KANE and BOARD OF COUNCIL Secaucus, New Jersey Wines - Liquors - Soft Drinks FERRUCCI BROS. Grocery Tel. UNion 7-9693 Res. Union 6-4485 100 Oak St., Weehawken, N. J. EUGENE CONSETH General Auto Repairs 545 Gregory Avenue Weehawken, New Jersey LOUIS BOYARSKY Rustcraft Greeting Cards Cigars, Stationery, Toys and Periodicals 4200 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J. Phone UNion 7-9879 UNion 5-5599 AL ' S GARAGE 201 Highwood Avenue Weehawken, New Jersey PARKWAY PHARMACY Gustave P. Alessio, Ph.G. 4204 Park Ave., Weehawken, N. J. Tel. UN. on 7-6486 Reg. No. 5190 UNion 7-2918 Albert Galasso CHAPPIE ' S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions 2918 Bergenline Ave. Union City, N. J. GOOD LUCK Your graduation represents an important milestone in your progress. As you move ahead to new goals, may continued success reward your efforts. So . . . congratulations and best wishes for a happy, prosperous future. Commonwealth Trust Company Union City North Bergen - Weehawken Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 131 SCHNYDERS FLOWER SHOP Member F. T. D. Flowers for All Occasions 6700 Bergenline Avenue West New York, New Jersey UNion 7-2353 Flowers by Wire West New York Lumber Supply Co. Screens, Storm Sashes, Unpainted Furni- ture — Lumber Cut to Size Park Avenue and 52nd Street Chester Halpern West New York, N. J. PETERMANN CO. Manufacturers of High-Crade Carbonated Beverages Telephone: UNion 7-1590 109-11 - 36th St. Union City, N. J. EWE ' S Rich in flavor, pure cream and fruits, That ' s the ICE CREAM we produce. Made Fresh Daily 8201 Bergenline Avenue North Bergen, New Jersey Phone UNion 3-1307 R. DADAIAN ARDEE FLOWERS Service for Every Occasion 4530 Park Ave., Weehawken, N. J. (Between Cooper PI. and 46th St.) L. FLAAK Beer - Wine - Liquor 4514 Park Ave., Weehawken, N. J. Tel. UNion 7-4341 Air Conditioned Bar and Lounge BAMBOO GARDEN Dining and Dancing Nightly (Except Monday) Chinese-American Restaurant 3408 Bergenline Ave.. Union City, N. J. UNion 7-5566 Chow Mein Free Home Delivery No Cover . . . No Minimum EDWARD KOMPASS ESSO STATION Expert Lubrication, Tires, Batteries 32nd St. and Palisade Ave. Weehawken, New Jersey Tel. UNion 3-9890 132 Compliments of HENRY and OTTO MACK UNion 3-9843 Arthur Moschen. Prop. HICHWOOD GARAGE Automobile Repairs Storage — Car Washing 178 Highwood Ave. Weehawken, N. J. Telephone UNion 7-2700 BEHRENS BROS. -:- Fuel for Home and Industry -:- 571 1 Tonnelle Avenue North Bergen, N. J. LOHMANNS :-: The Food is Very Good :-: 37th and Park Ave. Union City, N. J. FREE PARKING JAY M. LEVENSON Attorney Dispatch Building Union City, N. J Our Best Wishes go with the CLASS OF 1952 For Their Success WEEHAWKEN POLICE DEPARTMENT 133 DAVID BURR Clothes for Boys and Young Men 4005 Bergenline Ave., Union City, N. J. Phone UN IO n 7-0577 Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday Evenings Flowers of Distinction YORE FLOWER SHOP, Inc. 4301 Bergenline Ave., Union City, N. J. Day: UN 3-9335 - Night: UN 3-3603 Member T. D. S. Angela Durso ARNOLD ' S Tuxedos - Cutaways - Full Dress White Dinner Jackets To Hire 506 - 61st St., off Bergenline Ave. West New York, New Jersey Flowers by Wire to All Parts of the World PETER J. LALLY FLORIST Cut Flowers - Funeral Designs 4513 Bergenline Ave., Union City, N. J. UNion 3-2660 JOHN KAZENSKI Real Estate Insurance 4214 Park Ave., Weehawken, N. J. UNion 3-3125 UNion 3-3125 Call us for barbecued chickens TRUES DELICATESSEN 7407 Broadway, North Bergen, N. J. UN 7-8974 FREDS MARKET Prime Meats 7829 Bergenline Avenue UNion 7-4629 North Bergen, N. J. JOAN TANN NOVELTY SHOP Specializing in High Class Ladies ' Bags, Costume Jewelry, Hosiery, Cloves, Umbrellas, Cosmetics 5916 Bergenline Avenue Phone 7-5357 West New York, N. J. SEATON FURNITURE Custom Made Upholstered Furniture Slip Covers and Draperies Telephone UNion 7-4920 7400 Bergenline Ave., North Bergen, N. J. HERMAN KRUC Hardware and Paints Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Tools - Class - Ladders House Furnishings 4217 Park Ave., Union City. N. J. Phone UNion 7-8120 UNion 7-9641 We Deliver Ice Cream DEE ' S CONFECTIONERY Home Made Ice Cream — Fresh Daily We Specialize in Ice Cream Cake 4220 Park Ave. Weehawken, N. J. PRASHKER BROS., Inc. Mfrs. of Laces and Embroideries 6013-17 Polk St. UNion 7-0173 West New York, N. J. UNion 3-5134- 5 UN 7- 5555 HOLLYWOOD FLORIST Corner 35th St and Bergenline Ave. Henry J. Knoll Union City, N J. HANSEN ' S Delicatessen and Bakery Homemade Salads. Cakes, Pastries, Pies Orders Taken for All Occasions 3513 Park Ave. Union City, N J. 134 PHILIPS FURNITURE CO. Furniture, Appliances, Television Linoleum, Carpets UNion 6-6500 7015 Bergenline Ave., North Bergen. N.J. Telephone UNion 7-3300 A. MENNE Florist and Cemetery Gardener Cut Flowers 1302-1324 - 46th St., North Bergen, N.J. MARRA ' S DRUG STORE Gerald A. Marra, Ph.G. Prescription Specialists 1285 Plaza, opp. Peoples Nat ' l Bank Phone UNion 3-9485 Secaucus, N. J. Prime Meats and Poultry Frozen Foods RUSS CASEY 8 Ridgeley Place Weehawken, N. J. UNion 3-5959 — We Deliver JOHN A. RANK PRINTER HENRY J RANK UNion 7-0140 319-321 Thirty-Seventh Street Union City, N J ROGERS SWEET SHOPPE Candy — Soda — Ice Cream 1 Potter Place Weehawken, N. J. WILLIAM J. BREMMER Real Estate and Insurance 1315 Paterson Plank Road UNion 5-7643 Secaucus, N.J. WM. R. KRAUS Dist. for Schmalz and Fairlawn Dairies CL 6-7045, 2319, 3567 41 5 Lafayette Ave. Cliffside Park, N. J. DAVE ' S Fruit Vegetable MARKET 7817 Bergenline Avenue North Bergen, New Jersey UNion 7-4976 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 52 MINERO-NEWCOME CO., INC. 80 Nassau Street New York City 7, New York BEekman 3-4715 135 PLAZA ESSO SERVICE Ed. Flora and Dick Graham. Props 1351 Paterson Plank Road UNion 5-9408 Secaucus. N J. Compliments of THE CLASS FAMILY JOHN L. FAHERTY Department of Law and Public Safety Division of Motor Vehicles State of New Jersey UNion 7-0110 Compliments of JOHN SCHOCH STOCK FARMS Compliments of MR. AND MRS. H. HAMANJIAN THE ZENITH BUSINESS STAFF Wishes to thank all who participated in making this book a financial success R. L Hopkins. Adviser UN 7-3830 HAAS HARDWARE CO. Starrett Machinist Tools Housewares — Paint 2306 Bergenline Avenue Union City, N J, WILLIAM J. BREMMER Real Estate and Insurance Secaucus, N. J PLAZA BOWLING ALLEYS R Mraz, Prop. Congratulations to MILLIE BUECKNER Bernard, Dot, Bernie. Gregory and Bruce Koenemund One Quality Only: The Best CORBISIERO ' S MARKET Quality Meats - Fancy Groceries 4524 Bergenline Ave., near 45th St. Tel. UNion 3-1 124 Established 1927 HENRY KRAJEWSKI Secaucus, N. J. Tammany Tigers — Fairsex 36 PATRONS Barbara Aaron Mr. and Mrs. C. Abahoonie Mrs. George S. Adair, Sr. Douglas K. Adair Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Adair Steve Afferica Mr. and Mrs. E. Attsa A. W. 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