Weehawken High School - Zenith Yearbook (Weehawken, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1954 volume:

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A 4 1 1954 WEEHA WKEN HIGH 5 CH OOL PICSCHIS the ZENITH . ,,.-, ,-f I , 5 f,,,., X x 3 , , , ,J Q ,Q 1.4 Q , '-wf ,fu f.f M,3.:.f V f - ,,f.f,.fM-...V , ,1,,,,iYZf:- f .,,,,,,,,,N,,,.,,,.,,, ff-,,. , ,,.,, , .,,,, , ,,., ,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,wM,,.,, f,.,. www, f, , ,,.f,ii,,fl7.5 ,.f,, 3W.,.,,55,.-f-mf,.f.7.?.f,,,,,M.-.4 14.904-1 fm-an-1 A 1 4 WMM z IE gl .. ,4..-.my ,gp-.aw ,uf-.4 .M-wa ,Q Q 1, I f I , , , ,, I 3 f Y ' QQ, Xi , ,, fp' , ,ri , 1 ,, fn., L 2, EAU 1 Y 1 5 ..,,.v,..,,.,.,....,.-...w.m. , .,......4........-4--.-.4-, 4 1 , , 1, 1 z ,ff ' ' ' ' ' '1, gf ,' C fu , H , ' Wechawkcn New jersey X PURE WORD Adnzinzlrtmtzbn and FHCUIGY Sembr: The purpose of the Zenith is to record the scope of the intellectual, social and moral growth of the students of Weeliawkcn High School. First, we would focus your attention by mechanical sketches on our appreciation of all scientific study. Secondly, by illustrations and description, the Zenith staff has endeav- ored to epitomize social and personal phases of three profitable and enjoyable years at our Alma Mater. Clams and Actzwtuf Atbletzkf f1d1'6l'l1if67'.l' We, the Class of 1954, are proud to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Richard Miller. His excellent work in all his endeav- ors has won him th-e respect and admiration of students and faculty alike. He has helped to effect a student government in which the students of Weehawken High School through observing and participating have learned to appreciate the material and spiritual values of democracy. For his keen interest and competent guidance we extend our sincerest thanks. Maybejfe qHal,7Z'Oml05f9r1 AA 4 A , A A' , V A ' m. M J V,-V Vf,V V V! T VV TT i , ji .mAA ' ,, VV'. I -X - A D. rbi' V A V J - 'AA ' ' . 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These people found values in these features and lf Weehawken High School offers anything, it of- have left them as a common heritage for all. They fers you and all students who became part of it have become some of the means which other in- the opportunity of realizing your own personal dividuals have found worthwhile as ways of reali- satisfaction in ways that are ind' 'd zing their possibilities and of living happily to- but which ' ' gether. ' 1v1 ual for you are socially desirable and approved. PRI CIP GEORGE BECKER To the members of the Class of 1954 I express kind, sympathetic and uprighteous individ- my congratulations and best wishes for future uals, tolerant and understanding of human success and happiness. Your period of tenure rights, fully equipped to assume your re- in this school is rapidly drawing to a close, sponsibilities and obligations in the perpet- but the fond Inen'l0rieS, incidents and events uation of our ideals in this Our democratic captured in this publication will forever live way of life. and be close to those things and people of If these things be realized, then truly the your life. It is my sincere hope that while work of our school and your efforts toward here you have gained the knowledge and wis- these ends will fore dom provided in class experiences, but I ferv tl ' most en y desire that you have developed into ver represent the most fruitful and b f' ' ene 1C13l investment of your lives. BOARD OF EDI CATIO 'l g, 'S 5 17. 58 . w... lf, 'M is has A my . F ,Q ' l A Al il wha g e 'I pl 'O Loft to Right: Thomas H. Murphy Dr. Ale-xancler Levineg Charles T. William P. Reuss, Vice-President Superintemlentg Charles A. Binfla, MRS. HERBERT BROWER President -J l l l l l l l lformer memberlg Lester L. Davis, Secretary: Shalcarjiung Mrs. Herbert Brower, Pre-sialvnlg 3 Clarence H. Fitzsimonsg Dr. Neil J. lluury, lschool architcctj. 10 DIRECTCR OF ID CE We perplexed seniors found a second home in the Guidance Oiifice this past year. We entered the ever-open door full of queries and apprehensions and left laden with pamphlets, encouragement and enthusiasm. Miss Couled showed us that there is no problem which cannot he solved when faced squarely, she instilled faith in our capabilities but never false illusions. However, Miss Gouled's ser- vices were not confined exclusively to seniors. As Guidance Director she planned a program which helped each student meet his educational, occupa- tional and personal problems. We were made to feel confident through her efforts that there is a part for each of us to play in this world. The future will spell out our gratitude. MARGARET I. HOGAN ALICE J. GUULED SUPERVISGR GP INSTRUCTIO Why is Weehawken High up to the minute in modern education? The answer to this question is largely due to Miss Hogan. our Supervisor of Instruction. This busy lady keeps the faculty keyed to current trends and aids to education by securing visual aids and meeting with representatives of the publishers. We are also indebted to Miss Hogan for bringing to our halls the color and spirit of Christmas. She serves as a watchful administrative link between the ollice and faculty. and from this we all reap benefits. Q l 11 A X ' K I F 1 a I f I3 in ll .' -.14 gf' , P l r . Q . I f . J ii' A if K 4 m . m IJ ' i 5 T Q I W ' o i I 1 mi- is U , Y gk: , by ,,.' .li f' Hr l' i ,..wv?T' i .A il 1 1. f l A vs . so . CUSTODIAL STAFF Left In Night. First Row: Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs, Phillips, Mrs. Minck. Second Rim: Mrs. lie-rh, Matrong Mr. Huber, Mr. Karabin, Mr. Duke. UP l a l orrics sEcRETAR1ES . ' Mrs. . Mrs- Crosbie, LQ-ll lo Right: Mrs. MurraY, llntQl'6lner' 'N THE STAFFS CL I N SECRETARIES Bolkgilpl?FMPiiUglf1iirlicle0Assistant to Zecreifglxl eft to 131 3 - . Mrs. Tinbergen CCY of Board Of Educauon to Superintendent' MEDICAL STAFF Left to Right: Dr. Marshall, Mrs. Radvinsky, School Nurseg Mr. Frost, Atl d ' en ance Officer. 551-nastefsn . he Discusszon among t '-nu., QCPQSS lhe sugar 3 Please 60,711 bs' M 819,- TEACHERS IN ACTIO Make-Up!!! ,af I, 41 'Y -W4 M, v -.. ,, ,ff i 767124. , , ww' ,Ji ', 1' , ff fi fi , -Y' ' f J Q ,, .- 1? V 44 v Balancing me had get In ff ,, LA 91+ f g, ,, lj' ' AM 4, 1 Q25 1' ' ' :YQ ENGLISH DEPARTMENT I,e-fl to Right, Seated: Katharine lim-lk:-r, Librarian, Margaret Mac- -Xnlle-. Theresa Shelley, Mae Oppen ln-im. Marian Honiss. Standing: Al- lllll Frlliclilel. FACULTY ! MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Left to Right: William Henry, Margaret Klein, Roberta Beller, Richard Miller. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT lleft to Right: John Kups, Bernard Kamlnin. juhn Sarafian. S0lIl4Xl, SCIENCE DEPARTMENT la-ft ln Right: Mildred Powell, Joseph Pagnotta, lfliznlwtli llarrily, Mary Alexovits. PSYCHOLOGY AND COUNCILO Raymond Hopkins 5. . I i lit .2 -r-. , K Kiss. R COMMERCIAL DEP 'Left I0 R' h halls: Ma1iiJri,I:Te:ated: Lester Pur ,s, R l 'ilgfl ' fl Left to Right: Elvin Ferris, Rose Montague, Elizabeth Turnamian. Frank Strukel, Russell Beisswanger Um? I E . - W fnot ln plcturel. r a 7 U Vere: A ' ard Wolfe, G, Hifloldng-gcfexland. sfandgjjglngj CULTY 1 mgham. ow PM FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mr. Fox, Mr. Rossman, Mr. Brown. Esteve, Mr. 15 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Left to Right, Seated: Theresa Shelley, Loretta Reisch, Marian Honiss, Emily Gul- ick. Standing: Mary Dolson. fm Tele SCOPE SENIOR PGRTRAITS AND MEMQIRS IN RETROSPECT 1 STEPHEN G. Alfariga'f' . . . an alll Blbllllllii sport . . . aspires to engineer- ing . . . photogra R Ombu ff' Soph V.P.,g i I as ' Z Q Band 1, msg- :da ,jg 2, 3g Pres. of Ir. Class , Senior Class, Block Letter 5 A Club, Sec., Mixed Chorus 1, 'Cl 2 2g Basketball J.V. 1, 2, 3g BARBARA AARON rm not in the . seen 3g Sigma 81 Wig 3, good wife and and basketball. Club 1, 2, 3, Jr. Social Committee, Sr. Play Commit- fee. is 3 ' Zenith Business Staff. Club 23 Mask 81 Wig 2,33 Hos- tess 3g Spanish Club 33 Theater Club 1, 25 Sigma Gamma Chi, Zenith Lay-out Editor. 1 JUNE AYREY ,lunie . . . Oh! . . . airline hostess . . . seen at skating rinks . . . cute as a button. Dance Club 1, 2, 3g Theater Club 2g Sigma Gamma Chi. A ., Q, i A Y , SP i ,V A ,.:' .'. 431,.g ' 'J A-,ix ROBERT L. BAECHTOLD Bohn . . . aspires to be a chemist . . . the mad scien- tist . . . seen with Martin Ness. Technicians MARY ANN BALADAD Mary Ann . . . Junie . . . aspires to marriage . . . Joe . . . RICHARD A. BARCHI The Marrying Kindf' 'LBarch . . . raising miniature Dance Club 1, 2, 33 Theatre dachshunds . . . loves laughing Club 2g Hostess 33 Sigma Gam- . . . wry humor. ma Chi. Bowling Club 1. RAYMOND BARSA Ray , . . . Knock it offn . . . civil engineer . . . drives a green mercury . . . magic carpet. Band 1, Orchestra 13 Intramu- rals 23 Dance Club 13 Zenith Business Staff. X 5' 34 3 1 :Q V X .IACQUELINE BEGLINGER Jackie . . . Gee, you're a real sport . . . nursing . . . cheering . . . super selling captainn. Cheerleaders 2g Captain 33 Theater Club 23 Dramatic Workshop 3g Bowling Club 13 German Club 23 Sigma Gamma Chi3 Hostess 33 Intramurals 13 Dance Club 13 Sr. Play Com- mitteeg Jr. Social Committee. ,,! l2' 4 4- , STANLEY BERMAN Textile engineer . . . Dodger fan . . . capable technician. Technicians 1, 2, 3g Tennis 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 2, 3g Sr. Play Committeeg Zenith Busi- ness Staff. SAMUEL J. BERNSTEIN Sam . . . '6Vote For Samw . . . law or psychology . . . dra- matics . . . Sam of the Silver Tongue . Burton Shelley Debating Clubg Student Prints 1, 23 Techni- cians 1, 23 Mask 81 Wig 13 ln- tramurals3 Boys, State3 Dele- gate to Student Council Con- ventiong S tu d e n t Council, Treasurer 2, Pres. 3. JOSEPH R. BIANCO Joe . . . Fantastic! . . . engineer . . . Marra's . . . base- ball . . . dashing Latin. Block Letter Club 33 Intramu- rals 33 Baseball Manager 2. X , . 4vq x E - ta, y 5 3 1 J- ,aa ln 'E Isp-3 -'-' - .'e' H 141- 'f , IRIS MARIA BORRAS IH . . . What a dolllu . . . airline hostess . . . cheering . . . Dee's . . . Weehawken's an- swer to Marilyn Monroe. Dance Club 1, 2. 33 Spanish Club 13 Bowling Club 13 Sig- ma Gamma Chl: Cheerleaders 2, 33 Theater Club 2: Hostess 2, 33 Sr. Play Committee. CATHERINE N. BICKEL Cathy . . . nursing . . . likes to sew . . . Another banana split, Cathy? Hostess 2, 33 Sigma Gamma Chi3 German Club 2, 33 Sr. Play Committee3 Treas. Host- ess3 Treas. German Club3 Ze- nith Business Staff. IK VN qi . y,Yc yan - 4 . xx rv I f ' ,. Q f 1 I 5 -.. ' ' .' 1 3 I fi ff. fig.,-.z,,:,., ,rgixfx .9-L.-.,',..wr. 2 it RICHARD V. BOZZO Richie . . . Oh, stop it . . . Dee's . . . rhythmic footsteps. Spanish Club 2g Dance Club 2, 3g Intramurals 2, 3g Sr. Play Cast. DOROTHY MARIE BORCHERDING Dottie . . . Follow the Dream . . . teacher . . . dra- matics . . . our leading lady. French Club 13 German Club 2, 3g Hostess 2, 33 Jr. Execu- tive Committee3 Chorus 1, 2, 3g Teens 1, 2, 33 Theater Club 1, 2g Sigma Gamma Chi3 Student Council 33 Sr. Play Cast. u 1 ' Yi 1 I yi x 5 p Af, I 'lf ,. ' 3 lx y 7 ...y A 2 ' , GEORGE M. BROEMMER Seltzer', . . . aspires to mar- rlage . . . baseball . . . mys- terious stranger. Bowling Club 2, 33 Block Let- ter Club 33 Baseball 2. JAMES L. BROOKS jimmy . . . Crazy mixed-up kid . . . Public Relations Counselor. Mask 81 Wig 15 Dance Club lg Student Prints 1, 2, 3. EILEEN BUDIN El . . . aspires to success . . . dislikes people who put up a front . . . harum-scarum in Steno. Dance Club lg Intramurals lg Chess Club lg German Club 2g F. B. L. A. 2, 35 Sigma Gam- ma Chi gHistory Club 33 Stu- dent Prints 3g Jr. Social Com- mitteeg Sr. Play Committee. COSMO CARMELENGO Cos,' . . . aspires to making good . . . seen at 37th St. . . . all around personage. Zenith Business Staff. JOAN L. CERNY Joan . . . Whadja Say?', . . 4'.loan', . . . office worker . . . cracking knuckles . . . in a Spanish dither. Sigma Gamma Chi. LORETTA A. CAPEZZUTO Cappy . . . You're a cork- er . cosmetician . . . usual- ly at Dee's . . . Dramatic Brunette . Mask 81 Wig 1: Chorus 1, 2. 3: Zenithg F.B.L.A. 2: Spanish Club 2g' Dramatic Workshop 3g Sigma Gamma Chig Dance Club 1, 2, 3. MARIE ANNETTE CEBNY Marie . . . Jacks O.K. . .. ,efficient housewife . . . seen at ,lack's house . . . Who's lack? Dance Club lg Sigma Gamma Chi. 1 in xi ii K RAYMOND CHASE Ray . . . printer . . . Boy, are you ugly! . . . lVlarra's. Dowling Club l, 2. JQXNICK DtXl'l'ZMAN jan . . . aspires to teaching . . . Those who put on airs . . . cute as a kitten. Dance Club l. 2: Theatre Club 2: Dramatic Club 3: intramu- rals 1: Sigma Gamma Chi: llistory Club 3: Sr. Play Com- mittee. 'TA 9 U .I ' A B ANGELA AIDA CORBISIERO Angie,' . . . Really! . . . nursing . . . seen at Rogefs . .. feather cut. Dance Club 1: Spanish Club 2: Sigma Gamma Chi: Hostess Club 3. T' f 4 K 1 X A f , 1 1 MYLES DAITZMAN L'Myles . . . You just don't ratew . . . college . . . no driveris license . . . half of a double feature. Technicians 1. 3: Dance Club 1: Intramurals 2: Photography Club 1: Sr. Play Committee. JACK DADAIAN Mike . . . You know . . . millionaire . . . Palisade Ave- nue . . . battling baritone. Orchestra 1. 3: Basketball ,l.V. 2: Varsity 3. V 6 'size' n ,Y 1 I J 5 . JACQUELINE D'ANDREA Jack . . . Ohhh! . . . as- pires to success . . . always at Dee's . . . dimpled-darling. Sigma Gamma Chi: Dance Club 3. ANITA JUNE DANIELS Anita,' . . . Wha-a, wha-a, did you say? . . . aspires to being a success . . . movies with Jay . . . look at me with those big blue eyes. Hostess Club 2g Sigma Gamma Chi. 1 I ' ' V f f f LAURA DE LAURA Laura,, . . . All righty . . . music teacher . . . Dodger fan . . . Deejs . . . captivating smile. Bowling Club 1, 2g Dance Club 1, 23 Student Council 2g F. B. L. A. 2: Sigma Gamma Chi. PATRICIA ANN DAVIS Pat,, . . . secretarial position . . . Bruce's car . . . petite miss. Dance Club 1, 2g Sigma Gam- ma Chi. FRANK VICTOR DELLABELLA Wants to be successful in all endeavors . . . mystery man. CATHERINE MARY DEGILIO Cathy . . . oh, isn't that cute! . . . wave . . . roller skating and singing . . . so- prano songstress. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3g Teens 1, 2, 3g F. B. L. A. 2, 33 Red Cross Workshop 1, 2, 3g Sigma Gamma Chig Hostess 2, 33 Spanish Club 2g Dance Club 13 Sr. Play Prompter. BARBARA DEMARAIS 4'Barbara . . . aspires to being a buyer . . . people who are al- ways late. Teens 35 Theater Club 1, 23 Mask 8: Wig 3g Dance Club 13 Hostess 3g Sigma Gamma Chig Sr. Play Castg Orchestra lg Ze- nith Editorial Staff. Www f . ' ,, X i1f,'w?4:ZW,!ff7,Q,,,..n,.s,,Zu,,,I 4hm,,W,,ylf M I' ffygfw 74 K fff H-vfowflw Wy fy O f Z1 0. f ff 0 f W1 f f Mx! ffl' X1 150 gZfiZWW' 1 x fl X 1 4 v ,457 Q ! f' 5 f I' M f I ff ff mf 1 .fit , X W4 0 -' ' f' z .AfYW?ZWLW' f'W-f,. , A . ' .W ',mlm,5f?f'WG4'a44Mw' ' W W, ,, ,Wf4Q6'c,cw,'M fMi:c2Z',21 ' ' if W dxf iw M6f2MW4em:m51,f1zW I ' 1 ff' U ' v ur: .1A- 'Af.4.1vmW'c5y'Ma':y1,f ' , 'L ' 1,1 - 'ZWL 'ill ' 42ff9f'ff4 '?JJ?,lZf,f,CL'c'4,L'ff' 1 ' , , ' V at -1' - wr ' I 'W ' :flf 6 ' 3, 2,1ff ' wi Q 1. tw ' f' tv ' f2 1i f't' 'Q -f- . ,, it-1 211 Q ' .jwh-f , 112 ' V ' ' .- . f 1' f f.fL z11.i.w , . 7,1 C ,A . my - .. . . v , f ffff iw f, Q, W, - , , pf 1wf,v?7' , f W , , V ,W cw, 4, f ' ' w . , ,zz g .ai . , ggi ' A 'f sv ,VW :3,:.C'1ZZ.7fG' f ' 9 , ' 1.5.413 1 g lg ,Vi ,,.. .,, ,V 4 SANDRA CAROL DEUTSCH Sandy . . . Oy . . . college . . . hat:-s to be given a line . . . cute lost ex :re-ssion. Zenith Stazfg Sigma Gamma Chi: Dramatic Club 3g Debat- ing Club l. 3. ROSALIE E. DUBOWSKY l'Riclci . . . You know . . . buyer . . . swimming . . . The Quiet Girl. Mask Sz Wig 13 Sigma Gamma Chi: Theater Club 1, 2g French Club 1, 25 Library Council 1, 2, Pres. 33 Dance Club 1. Wd! 'Al 'Q E c HARRIET M. DIAMOND Ruby , . . . 'Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. . . . unique . . . chic coifs and ear- rings. ' Debating Club lg French Club 1, 2, Hostess 2, 33 Sigma Gamma Chi, Dramatic Work- shop 3g Zenith Associate Edit- org Jr. Social Committee. Y MAUREEN DUFFY Mau-Mau . . . I'm so mad I could spin . . . business world . . . cheerleading . . . never- ending effervescence. Dance Club 2, 3: Cheerleaders 2, 3. EDWARD DONOFRIO Bunny . . . Can be seen with Jack, Warren, and Ray . . . potential genius. .Vi If CHERILLE ANNE DUFORT Cherie . . . Webster College . . . people who dislike Indians . . . defender of indians. Zenith Art Staffg Chorus 1, 2. 3, Dance Club 2, 3: Sigma Gamma Chi, Sr. Play Commit- tee. EILEEN VIRGINIA EAGAN I . . . photographic modeling . . . going steady with John . . . twinkling eyes. Intramurals 13 Chess Club 2g Hostess 3: Sigma Gamma Chig Dance Club 1. 3: Bowling Club: Theatre Club 1. 2. cf' PETER J . FARLEY Tex', . . . All live got to say is-Nutsli' . . . frustrated artist . . . Hermanns . . . lunchtime milk rush. Dance Club Ig Chess Club 2. HELEN KATHRYN EASTON Kai . . . teaching . . . being with people . . . Paula . . . ef- hciency personified. Mask S. Wig 2. 33 Theater 2. 3: Soph Dance 2: Hostess 3, 43 Jr. Dance 3g Ir. Ex. Com.g Library Council 3, 4: Senior Ex. Com.: Dramatic Workshop 4. KJV WARREN C. F ARRELL Mon . . . What was your first clue?', . . . custom shop . . . automobiles . . . Teachers' lunches. Baseball Manager 1. ALLAN CARL EPSTEIN Al . . . the greatest . . . business . . . bowling . . . drop- ping pies in cooking class. Bowling Club Ig Dance Club I, 2, 3: German Club 2g Intramu- rals 2. 'Ze ROBERT FEINGOLD Bohn . . . always seen with Ira Klinger . . . Good things come in small packages . . . fishing. Technicians 1. 2. 3: Bowling 1. 2. 3: Student Prints I: Pho- tography I: Chess and Scrabble Club 3g German Club 2. LILLIAN D. FERRARA MATTHEW FIGELMAN Pee Ween . . . You know Matty . . . That figures what I mean . . . business . . . . . . college . . . collects popular Tony . . . long dark hair. records. Intramurals lg Dance Club 1, Technicians 1, 2, 3g Intramu- 2, 3. rals 2, 3. JEROME FINKELSTEIN Jerome . . . Ridiculous, I don't believe it . . . college . . . hates Dodgers . . . curly top. Intramurals 2, 33 Bowling Club 3g Dance Club 3. i' ! ' Hess' FLORENCE HARRIET FLAAK Flossie . . . college . . . Ham- mannls . . . dancing . . . sum- mers in Germany. Bowling Club lg Theatre Club 1, 2: French Club l: German Club 2, Pres. 33 Hostess 3: Ir. Social Committee. ,g g 2 ,..a . f, ry., R px at MARION FLEISCHMAN Marion', . . . college . . . people who smoke herrings . . . Oh, those big blue eyes! Mask 81 Wig 35 Hostess 3: Dance Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 3, Sigma Gamma Chig Sr. Play Cast. as STEPHEN FLORIANI Yogi,' . . . teach Mr. Wolf gymnastics . . . Keesser's . . . pet peeve: nice looking girls that go steady . . . Weehawken's Yogi Berra. Bowling Club 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Basketball .l. V. 2g Block Letter Club 33 Intramu- rals 2. GEORGE J. FORTE George . . . class cut-up . . . can be seen in traffic room . . . hearty laughter. Soccer 1, 2, 3g Student Coun- cil lg Block Letter Club Presi- dent 3: Zenith Business Staff. f fx' ,' 2 , 4 , ' ', nf I f ,VV 'f flffgfoi I ' 'f ,fag ROCHELLE FREY Shelly . . . Who? What? Where?,' . . . elementary teacher . . . trudge from gym to third floor. Mask and Wig 1, 23 Dance Clubs 1, 2, French Club 23 Sigma Gamma Chi 33 Dramatic Workshop 3. MARY LYNN FOSS Lynn . . . Vive les Rutgers' Sons! . . . humanist . . . Kath- erine Gibbs . . . Not having money to play juke box at Dee's. Mixed Chorus 3g Student Council 1, 3g Dance Club 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 3g Sigma Gamma Chi 3. ARTHUR FRIEDMAN Artie,, . . . Take a flying 3Vf' . . . business administra- tion . . . top technician . . . seen in the technicianis booth. Technicians 1, Secretary 2, Chairman 33 Dance Club lg Intramurals 2g Chess and Scrabble Club 3. GEORGE ANTHONY FRANKE Frank , . . Don't give up the ship . . . career in U. S. Marines . . . thoughtful silence . . . target shooting, sports car. Bowling Club lg Intramurals 31 NORMAN FRIEDMAN Fat Boy . . . business world . . . driving a truck . . . driving. Photography Club lg Dance Club 15 Chess and Scrabble Club 33 Sr. Play Committee 3. 3 fi g . JOCELYN FROST ,loce . . . Teachers College . . . nt the Wollman skating rink . . . cuts n cute figure on ice . . . llam-e Club l. 2. ill Jr. Exec- utive Committee 25 Mixed Chorus l: Sigma Gamma Chi 31 liraunntir- Club 3. SANDRA GRACE GANGEMI Sandy . . . fashion designer . . . dimes at Uee's . . . laugh- ing green eyes . Dance Club lg Library Council lg Spanish Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2g F. B. L. A. 2, Presi- dent 3g Sigma Gamma Chi 3g Zenith Art Editor 3. ,5 A lpn ROSINA CHRISTINA FUTTER Rosalie . . . comptometer operator . . . P.A.L. basketball. Bowling Club 3g Sigma Gamma Chi 35 F.B.L.A. 3g Shop Club 3. DONALD L. GALLIE Don . . . desires to lead an easy life . . . nothing bothers him . . . seen with anyone with a Cai. lx rf , I R K' 4 'MA w ,' ,' . ARLENE KATHERINE GOLDBERG Goldie', . . . desires to travel . . . cutting capers . . . usually seen at home . Theater Club 1. 2: F.B.L.A. 2, 3g Library Council 3g Host- ess 3g Bowling 33 Sigma Gam- ma Chi 3. in W 1' I V .RQ ABE GOLL Honest Abe . . . Could be better . . . commercial design- ing . . . touch of genius . . . can be found in New York. German Club 2: Chess Club 2: Zenith Art Staff 3. OYCE MALSKIA GORAB .l Lovejoy . . . capable linguist . . . to be a Spanish secretary . . . with Dorothy Borcherding. Theatre Club, Treasurer 1, President 2: French Club 1. 2: Spanish Club 3, Secretary 2: Student Council 1, 2. Vice-Pres ident 3g F. B. L. A. 2: Hostess Club 2, Secretary 3: History Club 3g Sigma Gamma Chi, Sr. Play Committee 3. ' fu, 524,44-1f,1 ,f,f4 111, x ff, 7 Wy- qw ' 3 V. ',1l,, uf 'I fm-nys ff' f. ' f. f 1 f fi' if 'UM f 77 ,, ,,z. RONALD FRANCIS GORMAN Robe,' . . . ls that ri ht? 3 . . . college . . . Deeis and Vanls. Dance Club 1, 2g Soccer 1, 2, 3, Basketball 15 Varsity 2, Capt. 3 9 Baseball' 1,1 2 5 'Traffic 2, V.P. 3, Jr. Ex. Com. 23 Block Letter Club 3. C, ,C ,f,,,,K, WW' g m' 'B it ' yys. - . , effzffiit 5 741? , 1 1 .. ,X ',z, 222 9 ta ff ' ff' '2'f2fWTf I 5 f f- ,. I, 44 .f f I f f ,-gf, MQW! f ff, f A fvwfz f' I ff I I X 3 W '15 Waffff Qfwf fykfff fiff 74 ,,f5y f f ffff 7553 WU ff , f f ff' 1 ,gh Z f XW ff' ff f ,f f 's,.,N ll ROBERT JAMES GRAHAM Flash . . . Who me? . . . old money bagsv himself . . . college . . . Deeis. Dance Club 1,2,3g ,l.V. Basket- ball 13 Soccer 2, 3g Baseball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 33 Traffic 35 Senior Class Treas.g Block Letter Club 39 Zenith Business Staff. ANN GROTH Ann,l . . . 0h!', . . . secre- tary . . . another star on the court . . . loathes bleached blondes. Intramurals lg German Club 2g F. B. L. A. 2, 33 Sigma Gamma Chi 3. HERMAN WALTER GRIP RICHARD C. GRIERSON Richiel' . . . to be a bricklayer Buddy . . . will Grip,, the . . . unconcerned attitude . . . business world . . . college . . . motorcycles. Camping, Bowling Club 1. Bowling Club 2, 3. LEONARD CURAR Lenny . . . be a millionaire . . . oratorical genius . . . dis- likes girls. Photography Club lg Intramu- rals I, 2, 3: Stuclent Council Alternate 2. 31 Student Prints I, 2. Sports l'i4lilnr 3. GRACE D. HINSCH Gracie . . . 'sI'Iorrors . . be a nurse . . . gift of gab . . . annoyed by ignorant people. Bowling Club Ig Dance Club 1: Intramurals 13 Spanish Club 3g Sigma Gamma Chi, Sr. Exec- utive Committee. NANCY KATHRYN HARTH JANET PEARL HARFF Nance . . . college . . . seen at Jan . . . Ah, c'mon . . . Hammann's . . . I got my li- wants to be happy always . . . cense! short and sweet . . . bored by Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, unsociable people. 35 Intramurals Ig German Dance Club 1. Club 3. m 2 t E I s A l .L l ,il 4.-vp LT' ARTHUR HOHNEKER JERRY L. IODICE i'Artie', . . . go into the milk ,letta', . . . join the Navy . . . business . . . Milkman, keep life of the party . . . seen at those bottles quiet! . . . stamp Rita's house. collecting, Bowling Club I3 Intramurals 2. Intramurals 3. KENNETH JOHNSON Stretch . . . engineer . . . impetuous . . . can be found at Deeis. Soccer 1, 2, 3g Basketball J. V. I, Varsity 2, 3g Block Letter Club 3. PATRICIA ANN JOHNSON Patti . . . Oh, that aggra- vates me! . . . A zealous work- er . . . be a beautician . . . loves to talk. Dance Club Ig Library Council Ig F. B. L. A. 2, 3, Chorus 2g Hostess 33 Sigma Gamma Chi. DORIS NATALIE K INGETER Doris . . . Oh-non . . . to be a secretary . . . with Father's car. Sigma Gamma Chi, Bowling Club 3. JOSEPH KLEIN Joan . . . Nuts . . . fiirt . . . lawyer . . . Sigma Phi jacket . . . loves girls. Rod and Reel lg Student Coun- cil lg Dance Club I, 2g Chess Club 1, 33 Chess Team I, 33 German Club Treasurer 2g Bowling Club 25 Riding Club 23 Sr. Play Committees. RICHARD GEORGE KALBIAN I-iichi' . . . Whatl Are you crazy? . . . personnel man- agement . . . collecting records. Bowling Club Ig Spanish Club 1, 2, Mask and Wig 25 Dance Club 33 Sr. Play Castg Jr. So- cial Committee 2. RUTH KLEIN Ruthie . Nuts! . . . teacher . . . dislikes waiting for 21's on Wednesday morning. Theater Club 1, 23g French Club 1, 2g Mask and Wig Ig Sigma Gamma Chi 3g Hostess Club 2g Dramatic Workshop 3g Sr. Play Committee. IRA KLINGER I . . . Hey Sol, com'ere! . . . be a millionaire . . . sports. Student Prints lg Technicians 1, 2, 3g Photography 1g Dance Club 1, 2. MARIORIE LEBA KNASTER Margie,, . . . Statistician . . knee socks and white bucks. Debating Club, Secretary 1, 23 Mask 81 Wig, Treasurer 1, Sec- retary 23 Student Prints Edit- orial Staff 1, 2, Associate Edit- or 3g French Club, Secretary 23 Intramurals 15 Jr. .Social Committee. ROBERT GEORGE KNEBEL Bob . . . oh, so shy . . . seen with Mike. Intramurals 2, 3g Bowling Club 1. 'EX 1 -1r'f'f' MQW- i,'1f'i't I ,, 7' 3 A -sii.' ' W B i .,,. . ' fl I fi . DONALD O. KOENEMUND Don . . . What a kid . . . go to college . . . can be found playing a trumpet. Band 2, 3, Orchestra 3. CATHERINE GRACE KOENIG Cathy . . . Oh, not again! . . . secretarial work . . . shy and demure . . . getting up in the morning. F. B. L. A. 1. .6 CAROL ANN KOERNER Carol . . . Jeepers . . . el- ementary school teacher . . . peaches and cream . . . baking. Dance Club 1, 2g Hostess 2, 35 Spanish Club, Vice-Pres. 3, In- tramurals lg Jr. Red Cross Workshop 35 Sr. Play Commit- tee. ROBERT PAUL KRAMER Bohn . . . It was terrifici' . . . be happy, wealthy, and success- ful . . . '54-'s little brother . . . boring classes . . . ce Clubs 1 2 3' Riding Dan , , , Club 2g Spanish Club, Treas- urer 3g Sr. Play Cast BARBARA ELLEN KRISPIEN Krisp . . . demure and silent . . . likes to bake and try new recipes. Dance Clubs 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, 33 Hostess Club 3, Sigma Gamma Chi 3, Sr. Play Com mittees 3. FRANCES ANGELA LAINO Fran,' . . . Really? . . . sec- retary . . . silent giggler . . . playing piano . . . Dance Club 13 Spanish Club 1: - Club F. B. L. A. 2, 3, Hostess 2, 3, Sr. Play Committee. DORIS M. LANG Der . . . Oh well, that's lifelv . . . college . . . the party d b Sandyis giver . . . annoye y laugh . . . Sigma Gamma Chi, Dance Club 33 German Club 3. ROBERT E. KUNSCHAFT Bohn . . . join the Navy . . . constant mystery . . . hunting and fishing . . . Bowling Club 2. JUDITH LEVENSTEIN J d Hey there! . . . u y . . . be a teacher . . . Deb shoes and . . . h long skirts . . . waitmg for t e No. 3 bus . . . Dance Club 1, 2g Sigma Gam- ma Chi 3g Mask and Wig 3. I. . '- Tk . , y E is 0' li' x 'Vp NX fl' l, '1 LOUIS LRVIQR 'Louu . . . Do unto others as you woulal mint otha-rs to tlo unto um . . . ln- :un engineer . . fouml lwhintl his clrulns. Urrln'-tru l. 2, .lx llznnal l. 2. 3: f.lmru'- I. 2. fl: lhum- llnnal l: llrznnntix' liluln l: Sr. Play Last: Stutlent Lounvil .iz Roll tml llevl flulu l. H A R R Y A RTHL R LOONEY Looney . . . to live a happy life . . . friendly freckle . . Shortfs. Soccer 2: Basketball J. V. 2: Intramurals 3: Shop Club 3. ELAINE LILLIS Elaine . . . Get out nf MICHXHI. ll. LOBEI. here! , , , housewife , , , handg Mike . . . College. inusie. atntl that tell a story . . . seen with literature. Ronnie. Mask S Wig 2: Student Prints Dance Club 1, 2, 1. 2. 32 Chorus 1. 2. 3. '3 V 'X--ur 2. f 'ii' DOLORI-IS LLCHS ANNE ELLEN iff' Lori . . . Yes isnit it Nl.-XC TAGG.-XRT though? . . . college . - - Park Annie . . . l wish .-Xrtie were f Avenue infleetions . . . musim' herei' . . . secretary . . . all- Nl- and dancing. around sportsman . . . Sevnuvus l ' Mask 8 Wig l: Theatre Cflulw l. l'.fX.L. - ull, 2: Lilumry llnnivil 2. Ii: llrmn- Dance Cluh 1: lntrainurals l. atic Wiollgsliop fl: Sifllllil Cann- A A 'j ma Chi: lfrenrli Clnlt l. 2: Fr. ,X A Play Cast fi: Zenith litlitorinl N Staff. P 1 g.. .XX ' RONALD A. MARCIOTTA Mongello . . . Latin glam- or . . . aspires to upholstery . . . Van's. Dance Club 2, 3. BRUCE HARTWELL MCGAREY Hartwell . . . college . . . Tucker's house . . . Mr. Tap- Toes. Soccer Manager lg Basketball Manager lg Baseball Manager lg Dance Club 1, 2, Pres. 3g Sr. Play Committee. PATRICIA ANNE McCAFFREY Pat . . . teaching . . . usually seen in the Map Room . . . poise-personality-popularity. Executive Com. 2, 3, Secre- tary lg Student Council 2, 3g Chorus l, 35 Teens 3g Sigma Gamma Chig Intramurals Ig Mask St Wig Ig Sr. Play Castg Dance Club 1, 2, 3g Zenith Business Managerg Jr. Social Committee. 1' i,n ELIZABETH LOUISE MCCONKEY 'LBetty . . . college . . . for goodness sake . . . roller skat- mg. French Club 1, 2g Soph Dance Clubg Theater Club lg Sigma Gamma Chig Spanish Club 3: Senior Plav Conn. OPAL M. McKAY Op . . . Oh, Lenv . . . sec- retary . . . basketball . . . pow- erhouse of E4. Bowling Club 3g Student Prints 3g Hostess Club 3g Jr. Exec- utive Committee, Secretary 2g Zenith Business Staff. 5 f KEVIN JAMES MCGUINNESS Kev,' . . . How about that! . . . trade school . . . Deeis . . . curly top. Bowling Club 1, 35 Intramur- als Ig Soccer 2, 33 Traffic Com. 2, 3g Block Letter Club 35 Basketball Manager 2, 3g Dance Club 1, 2, 3. DENNIS MCKERNAN Mac . . . Hi, what you doing? . . . Vnn's . . . attend- ing f-very clmwe in creation. llowling Club l: llnnce Club 2, 33 jr. l'lxvvulive- Cunnnittec. NORINE DELORES MONETTI Nor . . . All right, already . . . singing . . . a whiz in the kitchen! Jr. Red Cross Workshop 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 2g F. B. L. A. 2, 3g Dance Club lg Sigma Gamma Chi. iF-Q2-i X-,ff PHYLLIS DIANE MELTZER Phyl,' . . . Like that . . . business . . . Dee's . . . jitterbug jumper. Dance Club 1, 2, 3g Sigma Gamma Chig F. B. L. A.g Bowl- ing Club lg Sr. Play Commit- ICC. FRANCINE MILLINC Fran . . . Let's live it up! . . . make the maiden voyage to the moon . . . always in the Zenith Room . . . pixie laugh. Student Prints I, 2: Chorus I, 2g Debating Club Ig 2, 3g Jr. Social Committeeg Sigma Gam- ma Chig Editor-in-Chief of Ze- nith. Ii' 9 'ix K i I , 4' N ' I at X PATRICK MORAMARCO Pat . . . silent type . . . un- derstands his Chemistry. I QC? ROBERT MORDEN Rebel . . . I'm hyarn . . . cars . . . can be seen at Dee's. Shop Club 3. Boys Intramurals 3g Senior Dance Club 3. VICTOR MORGANTI Vic . . . college . . . hunt- ing . . . man of the world. Dance Club, Pres. 13 Jr. Execu- tiveg Treasurer 1 Traffic Com- mittee 2. 3:Student Council. 1. ELAINE MORTON Morne . . . All right. al- ready . . . art work . . . danc- ing .... canvas splasher. Chess Club 1: Theater Club 1. 2g Dance Club 1. 3: Sigma Gamma Chi: Spanish Club 2. JOSEPHINE ANN MUSZYNSKI Jo . . . Where's Al?', . . . housewife . . . '48 Chrysler . . . one of the Big 3. lntramurals 15 Hostess 2. 1 f fy fi. LAURETTE ELKA NAFTULE Lavalette . . . Cheerio old chapi' . . . fashion designer . . . painting . . . french dressing. Spanish Club, Pres. 25 Dance Club 1, 2, 35 Student Prints 1, 2, Art Editor 3g Student Councilg Sigma Gamma Chig Sr. Play Cast. DIANE MULFGRD Diane . . . A la voie fer- ree! . . . college . . . piano . . . personality plus. Bowling Club lg French Club 1. 2: Sigma Gamma Chig Ze- nith Editorial Staff. V , I K, f , fV.., :,74,W,W.,:, f f . f . , I ,4,.,L,..-,z?f,y, f, - . . . i st at 1a..ef s 1 .,,, -P 1 at 'iil .,V, I f ,VV. X. ,,., gf, V.rr if-gf QV , In VV,. 1 a t . THOMAS A. NELLIS Slim . . . Leave me alone, will you? . . . diesel mechanic . . . snobbish females . . . Wee- hawken 1ndian. Bowling 1, 2, 3g Dance Club 1, 2, 3. MARTIN AINSLIE NESS Limey . . . merchant marine . . . Dee's . . . tall, dark, vedy, WILLIAM NEWMAN vedy British. Bill,' . . . Life's like that Technicians 2, 3: Bowling Club . . . aspires to graduate . . . 2: Student Prints 3. Yankee fan . . . big blue eyes. PATRICIA ANNE NICOIAI Pat,' . . . secretary . . . seen with Millie . . . comedienne. Mask Sr Wig 1: Ir. Executive Committee: Sigma Gamma Chi: Library Council I, 2: Vice-Pres. 3: Sr. Play Cast. , li - L:..gMsg 'N i BW , 'vi e X, .f 5-4 x vt Tv? Q. My aria asf , fl' GNN NJ VIZ? A 'Y '. ,, 5-a Y, I 2 EDWARD GEORGE NOLTE PATRICIA B. O'DONNELL Cegale . . . Louder . . . Pat . . . secretary . . . danc- dress turkeys for formal din- ing . . . Van's . . . cute freckle ners . . . Palisade Ave .... hot- face. rodder. Dance Club 2. Bowling 1. 2. BRUCE ARNOLD PEARSON Bud . . . college . . . ,39 Chevie . . . Oh, those broad shoulders. Basketball J. V. 2: Varsity 3: Baseball 1. 2, 3: Dance Club I: Borzvling Club I, 2: Intramurals , , 3. ELYSE ALTHEA PELZER Lise . . . You're living . . aspires to be an illustrator. Theatre Club 1, 2, Dance Club 1, Sigma Gamma Chi, French Club 1 2 ffm T7 ' l A ' rr, ,gif . , c, 5 2 , A I AJ, ' . K-' . if X K 5-W 1 2 i it JOSEPH PESCIOTTA Pesh,' . . . Not quite two . . . saxophone . . . our depend- able chief. Basketball J. V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, Traffic 2, Block Letter Club 3, Vice-Pres. of Jr. Class, Pres. of Sr. Class, Intramurals 2, 3, Dance Club 1, 3. ARNOLD E. PERLMUTTER Perles . . . make lots of mon- ey . . . Ewe's. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Dance Club 1, German Club 2, Intramurals 2, 3, Basket- ball J. V. 2, Varsity 3, Jr. Executive Committee. iwgg 'Q CHARLES A. PIANO Cappy,' . . . engineer . . . When do we eat? Mask Sz Wig 1, 2, Student Prints 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, ub 1 2 3 Sr Play Dance Cl , , , c . Cast, Mixed Chorus 3, Dram- atic Club 3. it ' f, ANTHONY J. PERRONE Tony,' . . . take a bathn . . . bachelor' . . . baseball . . . Marrais . . . accomplished gym- nast. - Bowling Club 3, Dance Club 2, 3. JOHN C. PLANT Johnny , , , Wait ,til next year, Dodgersn . . . Merchant Marine . . . tree top tallf, Soph Dance Club 1, J. V. Bas- ketball 2, Intramurals 2, cap- tain 3. 5 ' 5 .1 RUTH PLAXSUN Ruthie . . . nursing . . . ter- rific . . . movies . . . neon blusb. Bowling Club lg Dance Club 1, 23 Tlieater Club l, 23 Jr. Red Cross 2: Spanish Club 23 jr. Social Committee: Hostess 33 Sigma Czunnm Chi: History Club 3. HARRY H. RAYNER Hoople . . . O. K. . . engineer . . . baseball . . . blonde crew. Technicians 1, 2, 3g Bowling Club 1. 2, 33 Dance Club 13 Soccer 2, 3g Baseball 2, 3g Block Letter Club 33 Sr. Play Cast. 5 1. BARBARA M. POPP Poppy . . . airline steward- ess . . . Fran's house . . . red hair and ready wit. Intramurals 13 Dance Club 2, 33 Dramatic Workshop 33 Sig- ma Gramma Chi3 Sr. Play Committee3 Student Prints Bus- iness Staff 1, 2, 33 Jr. Social Committeeg Debating Club 33 F. B. L. A. 23 Zenith Editorial Staff3 Student Council 1, 2. RUTH 0. RANDOW Ruthie . . , MOH! . . . secre- tary . . . roller skating . . .jack . . . typical career girl. Bowling Club 13Dance Club 13 German Club 23 F. B. L. A. 23 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Sigma Gamma Chi, Vice-Pres. 33' Student Prints 3g Jr. Social Comrnitteeg Intramurals 1. FQ f v . li., , , . If H Q, . 1 RUTH MARGARET REID Ruthie', . . . nursing . . . reck- less drivers . . . friendly to all. Dance Club lg Theater Clubl, 23 Mask 8 Wig lg F. B. L. A. 23 Sigma Gamma Chig Jr. So- cial Committee. J-sY'. ' FRANK J. REILLY Frank . . . travel . . . movies. Riding Club 23 Dance Club 1. 1, 35 Theatre Club amma Chi Sr P ay 1, 25 Intramurals 1g F. B. L. A. Committee, Student Prints 1 2, 3g Spanish Club -2, 3g Sig- Ir Social Committee ma Gamma Chig Hostess 3. COLETTE M. ROUTEL Colette . . . No kiddingv . . . private secretary . . . swimming Club Intra- MARIAN JJ 1- RUTH ROSENWASSER Micki'1. . . '5Hi', . . . nurse . . ' uat down C1 Dance 'Q QQ? ' X ' . 9 brary CZ 5 1 '4ZffZ'??'9'?VZa .1 .J ,o. tona 4 .wa ,' 4' ,z a - J, ,,., , .1 ,ffgzm-Q. wp' 'agp 3 .,., 1,1 i,:,... , L,l. . 1- SY. - 7 H- aww, .e':f.:42f'1'. 157'-'Z if s .4 A 4 -- 2--' -1 A V: 21 Q 12 :J1,w' vif 'Q . ,' Q , f +?d,'2. '? ' W- '3 9 Wifi? 1 ,sf 4 1 59, CECIL -f uf- , 4 ' 7 ' ef ' -waz ...av eaeea E ' Qggwtgczga ,:'wzE'-M 1 M. 4, QM, 'fb ' -' '4' ' 91' ' ig , 'Tf 1 ' ' f ' W .Jw M4 ' Q' fl: W :.5i.ffk ' .vliikif - ,L , f5,fV,r . JW, fw,,, A,',f,-f.f as - as nl , My ,' w ff 1- ' Arllne . '. we' , ,,,, tt,, Q., ., . . . housewife . dentine kid. Twirlers 1, 2, 3. , Lf j,i,,fgQ.,'f ,ful ROBEIYI' Il. III EZINSKY Bolt . . . III-I Suph. flown stuirwux I . . . Imsina--.5 zulmin- istration . . . sux . . . learning to Iinmly. Ilztliu- tlluli I. 2. fl: Iluml 2, 33 Ura-In-slru fl: Illruffiv fl: Riding f.Iuh 2. HICIIBEIIT WILLIAM SALCH IIerIiie . . . clraftsman . . . Ioafing . . . lone male of the Ir. Bed Cross. Bowling Club 1, 2g ,Ir. Bed Cross: Ir. Executive Commit- tee. CLARICE ANN RUSCHER Clarice . . . I wish Donnie were here . . . secretary . . . Van's . . . lovely to look at, delightful to know. Dance Club lg Intramurals Ig Hostess 2. 6' A ' nf, --H1110 'Fm-1 P, I Z A , N I 1 'e Q Q , 71 mich. -i., V ,. 5 1, -.,.g,,- . . . 5-::'.5:'f12EEi'9 7 . , . GENE IOHN SALVATORE Sal . . . those crazy tiresl, . . . athletic instructor . . . col- lecting coins. Bowling Club 1. 2: Dance Club 2: Riding Club 2. 7 PATRICIA ANN RYAN Pat . . . housewife . . . Vun's sunkist. Dance Club 13 Intramurals I: Hostess Club 3. ie..-It ft . 'fcadd ' I , 41' NV 1-.gf IACQUELINE SALVI Jackie . . . pharmacist . . Marie and Betty . . . practic ing alchemy. Dance Club lg Theater Club I 2g French Club I. 2g Intramu trals I. KENNETH A. SALVI NEIL PHIL SANZARI Dagama . . . accountant . . . 'Neill' . . . doctor . . . piano Mr. Schichtel's room . . . pals . . . making a piano talk mod- with the Great White Father. ,ern lingo. Bowling Club 2, 33 Biology ,Student Council 2, 3, Dance Club 3. Club 2, 39 Band. CHARLES W. SCHEDEL Charlie,' . . . chemist . . . boats . . . hidden genius. Riding Club 2. - .2 idaiifctl l q 7 2 W . 9?-' .2 iifd 2 . r L f he JUNE SCHROEDER PETER SCHWALBACH June . . . office work . Pete . . . pilot . . . double Hammond's . . . pleasant face. period in physics . . . provoca- F. B. L. A. 2, 35 Hostess 35 tive. Dance Club 1, 2, 3g President of Soph. Class, Stu- dent Council lg Traffic 2g Block Letter Club 33 Soccer 1, 2 3. 1 . ,. , .V .,,f.1.v.1f,W-44, , . s 1 asap' - '-ff, ., -1.770 s CAROL CONSTANCE SEBRING Carol . . . cats . . . Angela . . . clever seamstress. Dance Club lg Student Coun- cil lg Hostess 3g Sigma Gamma Chi. RONALD D. SHEF BARRY 51-IULTZ uR0nDiC,' - - - 'Tm 6 Sllef and Bari Bari . . . What, are you I can cook, too . . . electrical crazy or something? . . . Bus- engineer . . . candid camera- iness . . . SpikefdJ the Sr. man. Play to Success. Photography Club lg Dance Dance Club. Treas. 1. 25 Club lg Student Prints lg Vice Pres. 3: Student Council lg Zenith Photography Editorg Sr. Intramurals 2g Soccer Manager Play Cast. 2, 3g Sr. Play Cast. E32 1 li ANN SIEBERT Mid et Nwatchamacall- it . housewife . . . Van's . . mix-ups between Gym and Study. Twirlers 1, 2, 3. MARION ANNE SICHIERI Marion . . . Oh, you know . . . homemaker . . . private secretary . . . always at Dee's . . . wholesome smile. Dance Club 1, 2, 33 Jr. Execu- tive Committeeg Spanish Club 2g F.B.L.A. 25 Zenith Ed- itorial Staff 33 Sigma Gamma Chig Jr. Social Committee. MARIE PHYLLIS SIMEONE Marie . . . fish . . . private secretary . . . of Union Hill origin. Sigma Gamma Chig F. B. L. A. 2, 3. f'.'gfif1-TQ: i 15 'A t. L - 4 MARIA SIMONOVICH Marie . . . Oh, sugar . . secretary . . . crocheting . . Slavic made. Zenith Business Staff. . 3 f QQ! . Yi . if f it BARBARA ANN SLEBODA 'Barbv . . . For Petels sakel' . . . secretary . . . Colette . . . sewing . . . pet peeve: high pitched voices . . . is there a bass in the house? French Club I, 23 Dance Club 1. 3: Bowling Club 13 Theatre Club 23 F. B. L. A. 23 Hostess 33 Sigma Gamma Chig Sr. Play Committee. PATRICIA ANN SMALL Pat . . . personnel manager . . . piano . . . Margie, Shelly . . . dimpled delight. Orchestra I, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Student Council Executive Committee: French Club, Vice- Pres. 23 Debating Club 1, 2, 3g Dramatic Club, Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, Pres. 3g Sr. Play Committeeg Zenith. fy , . MILLICENT I. SOKOLIK Millie . . . O, great! . . . business college . . . swimming . . . a gracious hostess. Intramurals 13 Bowling Club 23 Dance Club 2, 339HosteSS 23 Pres. 3g Sigma Gamma Chig Zenith Editorial Staffg Student Council alternate 23 Ir- Social Committeeg Sr. Play Commit- teeg Zenith Business Staff. THOMAS PETER SORRENTINO Tommy . . . Now isn't that reasonable? . . . college . . . Van's . . . aeronautical whiz. Soph Dance Club 1. CAROLE ANN SMITH Carole,' . . . secretary . . . Jackie, Marie . . . quiet manner. French Club 1, 2 3 Dance Club 13 F. B. L. A. 23 Sigma Gam- ma Chi. BEATRICE ELIZABETH SPALL Bea . . . nursing . . . reading . . . love that voice! Dance Club lg Theater Club I3 Vice-Pres. 2g F. B. L. A. 2g Hostess 23 Sigma Gamma Chi. 9 lf' f 'M- HOBERT DON SPELLNTAN 'KTi0lf, . . . Too lliltlu . . . of lice worlu-r . . . lll4lllt'X collect or . . . qui:-t lin-mllim-ss. lhmllnp Club I. l,tllilfTT.-X Nl.-UUE TAYLOR Rena . . . Will y'all hush?,' . . . see the world . . . show offs . . . ':Oh. that southern drawll Sr. Play Cast. I ix RTVTH CUNA STAHL HRuthie . . . Why surei' . . business . . . Norine. Jr. Red Cross l. 2. 3: F. B. I 4. A. 2. 3: German Club 2: Dan- ce Club 1: Sigma Gamma Chi: Sr. Play Committee. .rw ,O 'ftx 'ZZ' KAREN NIliRl.lf STONE KFKZIZU . . . Yuu'r0 kitltlillg UT coursewl . . . speech tlierapist Bowling Club l: llvlmting Club 1. 2: Vice-Pres. 3: Jr. Rea Cross 2: Student Prints 2 Mask S: Wig 2. 3: Sigma Gam ma Chi: Hostess 3: Zenith Ed itorial Staff: Sr. Play Commit tee. All -J 5 Q, ff .V l LOIS ANN THAU Lo . . . 5'Toodle-oo dahlingsn . . . visit Russia . . . math and science. Intramurals 1: Chorus: Dance Club 1: Treasurer 3: Student Prints 1. 2. 3: Sigma Gamma Chi. BURTON TUCKER Burt', . . . dentistry . . . seen at zoo . . . monkey business. 'Traffic 2, 3: Tennis 1. 2. 3: Dance Club 1. 2. 3: lritraimua rals 2. 3: Block Letter Club 2: Sr. Play Committee. X RICHARD MARK VEZIRIAN Deed . . . being rich . . . physics . . . locker combina- tions. Dance Club 1, 2, 3g Mask 8: Wig 1, 2g Student Council 3, Dramatic Club 3. I 1 MARELYNN M. WEISS Weissie,' . . . What's up ? . . dietitian . . . Christ Hospital . . Dance Club 1' r. Red Cro , J ss 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Pres. 33 Student Prints Business Staff 23 F. B. L. A. 2, Sigma Gamma Chig Jr. Social Com- mitteeg Sr. Play Committe. ALLAN DAVID WEINGARTEN Alu . . . What's new? . . . aspires to being a C. P. A. stuck up girls . . . personable young man. Traffic 2, 3, Dance Club 1, 2, 3, Jr. Social Committee, Sr. Play Committee, Intramurals 2, 33 Block Letter Club 3, Tennis Team 1, Captain 2, 3. I 'H' , ROBERT JAMES WIEBOLDT Bob . . . How you doing? Physical Ed. instructor . . . traffic room. Dance Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Bowling, 15 1n- tramurals 1, 2, 3g Jr. Varsity Basketball 12 Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3g Block Letter Club 3, Traffic 2, 3. , HARRY WEINSTEIN Jay,' . . . Quick, to the mir- rorl' . . . medicine . . . weight lifting . . . bound to get musc- les. Dance Club 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club 1, 2, 33 Sri Play Cast, Intramurals 2. SONIA WILLIAMS '6SoniaH . . . 'LNO kiddingl' . . . secretary . . . Van's . . . neat as a pin. Dance Club lg Hostess 2. x 1 WALTER ZIEGLER ARNOLD E. ZUNZ I CAROL JOAN WOLF Wolf . . . I like you . . own a farm . . . basketball . . cute figure in any court. Intramurals lg Dance Club 2, 33 If. Il. L. A. 2, 3: Sigma Gamma Chi, Pres. 3. PATRICIA ANN WOO DBURY Woodie', . . . live in Maine . . class talks . . . Theater Club l, 2g Dramatic Workshop 3g Bowling Club 1g Sigma Gamma Chig Hostess 35 Intramurals lg Dance Club lg Jr. Executive Committeeg Jr. Social Committeeg Sr. Play Prompterg Sr. Play Committee. -I 's ,. I1 ADOLPH H. S. WOLFER Bubby,' . . . chemist . . . Arty, Pete, Billy . . . mathe- matical wizard. Dance Club 1, 2, 35 Chess Club 2, 3. SANDRA WOLK Sandy . . . My dear, how gauche . . . write the great American novel . . . brawn versus brain . . . cynical Sandy. Student Prints 1, 2g Debating Club 1, Secretary 2, Pres. 3: German Club 2g Chorus 1, 2, 3g Sigma Gamma Chig Zenith Ed- itorial Staffg Dramatic Club 3g Jr. Social Committee. 1 -143 edv . . . 'gworking hard? . . . carpenter . . . swimming . red hair and freckles. 4'Scrunge . . . success . . . sports . . . Even Charles Atlas would take a second look! Soccer 1, 2, 3g Basketball J. V. 1, Varsity 2. 3g Bowling Club 3: Dance Club 2, 3g Block Let- ter Club 33 Sr. Executive Com- mitteeg Sr. Play Cast: Zenith Business Staff. Left to Right, First Row: R. Graham, J. Pesciotta, Mrs. Garrity, S. Afferica, P. Woodbury. Second Row: J. Ayrey, P. McCaffrey, A. Zunz, H. Easton, C. Routel, G. Hinsch. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ln years to come, with a nostalgic smile-we will probably recall our senior year at Weehawken as the hap- piest of our youth. Every successful undertaking must have the direction of cooperative go-gettersf, and these words characterize our Senior Executive Committee and Senior Class adviser, Mrs. Garrity. Under their leadership we es- tablished a precedent by exceeding our goal in the maga- zine drive and making a successful Zenith drive. The Class of 1954- had another ufirstv,-remember the masquerade? Will we ever forget the frill, fuss and thrill of our Senior Prom or the lighthearted joy of the boatride? We express our thanks to the Senior Executive Committee and our adviser-for memories we will always treasure. Elizabeth Garrity Class Adviser. sf-..4z -. orriccrg rica, We Presidem . - ' S. C L Rlghf, First R01f2- . , Ad - er? J, Pes- Pyggjiilodbul-y, Secretary, Mrs. Carrig Treasurer. President. Second Row. R- fa Joseph Pesciotta, President 49 ciotta, ' 1 J, , .Q . f f CU! 'YUU N SALUT GYM MAR ATO QU 055 EL PNN RIAIV X1 PAX' L5 R WEIS THIRD HONOR DIANE MULFORD ng' 5 . , TOP QYX FIFTH YQXEEQ www TRICIA SMALL YW TEN -' 0803 1 VE exxT9gaw0QoNK9 FLQRZYVEI Hofvo g,X7Jf B?K FLAAKR D - EIGHTH HONOR CHARLES PIANO 0909 S TE W9 SYWG LEOHQZ HONQ 53969 CU5541? MISS HONISS Senior Play Director FOLLO THE As the moment drew closer, behind the foot- lights there was much fidgeting and some fright- ening shrieks of, I canlt remember my lines! On the outer side of the curtain the house lights dimmed and an anxious hush crept over the audience. As the curtain parted, it revealed a capable company, living and loving every stage second. The audience was moved to laughter and tears awaiting the outcome of the romantic triangle and reliving many incidents we've all shared, Miss Honiss, off-stage, thought of rehearsals 9 the search for thespians, props and crews. Her hard work, patience and love of young people had scored another hit. A steadying influence SENIOR PLAY CAST ,loan Cameron. ,,..4,...,,,. Dorothy Borcherding Mrs. Cameron CLibbyl .. . ..,...... .. Dolores Luchs Mr. Cameron Uohnj ....... ....... .. Charles Piano Tommy Cameron ..... .... ....,.,.,.......,,. R r :bert Kramer Ricardo Fernandez Calderon De Alvarado Louis Lever Spike Harrison .....,,.... . ...,........,,..., Barry Shultz H Kay Browning ..... ....,,. M arion Fleischman Powdel' and P ' Tex Tuttle ....,....,.. ...Loretta Taylor amtn Jessa Fowler .......,........,..,....,,....... Barbara Demarais Mrs. Tate ,...........,.....,.,............,.,..,,...,....,.. Pat Nicolai ,.4-n' ..,, Lf ,Q ' ,.., . f Ja A touch Of home Helen Brown V... Caroline James Patty Howard .. Bill Jarman ...... Radio Announce 52 The Reverend Emory Vincent ...,... Richard Kalbian Bob Brannon ....... Walt Harbinger ,....,, Danny Black ..., ., r's Voice Pat McCaffrey Laurette Naftule Ruth Plaxsun .. Richard Bozzo Arnold Zunz ...Harry Rayner Harry Weinstein . ,. Ronald Shef DRE M --w. ! ,,- Steven Aifeflca 1 rintendem Oi Schoos SUPC Robert Graham Principal 1-G' , 'x xr STUDE T S SECRETARIAL STAFF Left to Right: R. Randow, I. Schroeder, M. Sichieri, L. A Studerltis dream COmC true! Wishful Capezzuto. a a thinking became reality on March 24, 1954 when seniors ran the show hy filling all the school positions from Superintendent of Schools to custodians. The faculty and staffs were selected hy a student-elected Board of Education, from candidates sub- mitted hy the teachers. t , IATION Left to Right: D. Borcherdingg P. Woodbury, Vice-Pres- identg Zunz, President: P. McCaffrey, J. Dadaian. Joseph Pe Sllpervisor of Studie s Sciotta Joyce Gorab Guidance Director S N ,-. -v xf DAY iii: ,f f l CUSTODIAL STAFF Left to Right, First Row: A. Weingarten, J. Beglinger, C. Routel, E. Budin. Second Row: G. Franke, W. Far- Suave seniors were aware of their new rell. positions and in full command of the situa- tion. fWe won't mention the sound of shak- ing knees as they called classmates to order or executed the business at liandj. P.S. It was fun while it lasted, but Weill consent to let things go on normally, at least for a while. FACULTY Left to Right, First Row: R. Barsa, Mrs. Bain, E. Don- oirio Nliss Gulick, H. Rayner, Mr. Wolf, R. Baechtold, Mr. Miller. Second Row: H. Easton, Mr. Hopkins, B Demarais, Mrs. Oppenheim, L. Thau, Mr. Schichtel, D Muliord, Miss Mac.-Xrdle, P. Small, Miss Honiss, B Aaron, Mr. Ferris, L. Naftule, Miss Shelley, K. Stone Miss Powell, C. DeGilio, Mrs. iKlein. Third Row: F Flaak, Mrs. Dolson, 11. Sokolik, Mr. Henry, M. Yveiss Hrs. Reisch, B. McCarey, Mr. Beisswanger, lra Klin ger, Mr. Karabin, C. Piano, Mr. Saraiian, M. Figelman, Miss Alexovits, A. Coll, Mr. Fox, S. Bernstein, Miss Milling, Mr. Kups, Carol Wolf, Miss Kupersmith, Paula Beller, P. Nicolai, Miss Roelker, P. Johnson, Mr. Stru- Ross, Mr. Pagnotta, Opal McKay, Miss Montague, kel. Fourth Row: M. A. Baladad, Mrs. Turnarnian, F. Nancy Harth, Mr. Brown. QQ- K ry -N....-..wLfi.I:fil1.':t.fl.:1L:lQg.L...L..,..,-....-. - X L,51t3ija 5P99,rifL in n t .... I Mwxx fur, .2193 , . ', ii?-gz 42:-'GMQJRS at N 5, x ' wx ' X , - zgfgxgggk , . K W ...iq ,E 1 f I S 2 I i 5 Q 5 F 5 5 L 5 T MUST POPULAR Y ALL-AROUND STUDENTS Vfff Joe Pesciotta 1g y Pat McCaffrey lr Steve Afferica T'-ff Joyce Gorab . w T w v Xxx V I L 1 f , , .Xa E 2 1 5 T ? u 5 T 0 x , n W H 5 Q or x I X T a LL y . CLASS COMEDIANS T MOST MUSICAL ju ' Ken Salvi I Louis Lever of, Ann Siebert 5 Cathy DeGilio L ' i L 25 r f , I T 1 7 9, 6 Q 1 rr QQ L W . ff Ti . 3 if W -3 ,K il L ,Sf f 15 , In f L , , , g T , , i 1 J C it 3 w I l I 2 2 3 ' 2 1 CLASS GENIUSES J . MOST DEPENDABLE T Paula Ross 5 Joe Pesciotta X , , Bob Baechtold Joyce Gorab 'eff EY Q 5 1 2 L 2 Q L. W.. fig 5 if f .fiii7f1flfgQig3i fi-612555 Ziff- J 5 .Sf J V , N W, , L y M 2 ' y oo S MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST ATHLETIC fy XXL r , Maureen Duffy ? Ronnie Gorman '73ifgaf5eff:g,1 ' Q A liffifif Bob Graham Pat Woodbury . 'Eli 1 , fr-.flif iff ' . ' X AJ' 1 A A 'gg . 'Q f7'iL?ie L M , M , yy .L L if at . 1 -Mfg I VLL, L ,. ,L . M f-W-M 12- ...o..,., v.-fy-or K , ,Q '- . ,A-Q--'-'f1'+e-mm . - 1 ' ' f- A ,,w1ff5ff-7 152-f..z':2i?g31ffwffg 5 'Rx ' ' P K, 5 L g A w 4 r 1 2 -nv we f 2 E S S K ' -' . N .3 , . E Q Qf-A .fx . cfjffoe 1 f or f x' v 5 5 L rio .f ' V 4 i gif ix EMOST LIKELY TO sUccEE 1 BEST DANCERS 2 Sam Bernstein Pat McCaffrey 2 5 Q Paula Ross Bruce McGarey vo 2 1 l A , im I M I ' V41 I V' 2 2 V - F Q 4 I Q 5 2 Z 3 2 E 6 'Z 3 r? 3 3 1 5 Z 5 . 3 5 MOST ARTISTIC L Abe Coll 2 Elyse Pelzer E 3 I S rj . W 9 P cn cn cn 2 S Pi E 'P 'PU Pi un ? r: U 5321 'UU gm HE. Ulf!! O U Z 1 ' if 1: .r f i 5 3 12 i' as if E , 3? 1 qi ,li 15 f 'V 15 L Qi ix 31 5, CLASS FLIRTS MOST BASHF UL 'f T Iris Borras Barbara Krispien Q aj Harry Rayner - Charles Schedel ig 1 1 1: :L cv 1, - 1 A WLS, , . gr , 45 , k:,'5:g1,, , .f ' I' A70 ZZ R Q 1' -f Sgr, X CLASS CUTIES BEST LOOKING L June Ayrey Clarice Ruscher gg eLrr r I S V George Forte Ken Johnson E E Q., f ' mi' iy i 1, 1,2 fflrf, J ,A V r I -A,r- -Eef 'rer ,,A' 1 .Er, , p.fYr,v92R'7Qy- AWffm-.,ag4i.z3fLlQ5.S'? 4Qf2g?,,,zQ'gQz:11137225173-'X 'x M JL1- ft ,,AfQ ,r , 'Fam V-E14 . rf ,f rr ,,,:f1:If'f5?ffCw ' ' ' U if 'f ' T W'A A' 'Lx A 3'jf?:?:.:ggC5?if1'f!Y?:v-Eff'Sf5 KJWY1 .V K, ,, ,. , Clow Will of 1954 We, the graduating class of 19541, being of sound mind and faculties and having served our full sentence at this institution, do hereby bequeath the sum and substance of our three years of education and observation, as indicated below, thereby voiding all wills heretofore published or contemplated. ln grateful recognition of the services rendered by the administrative staff, we direct our executors to pay all our debts, especially our debt of gratitude. To the faculty as a whole we bequeath a long sigh of relief and a well-deserved rest. To next year's graduating class we leave all duplicate copies of admit slips plus a volume of The Ari of Forgery for convenience at strategic moments. To the sophomores we will tickets to the elevators, cafeterias and swimming pool so that they may properly distribute them to the incoming class. To the new class of sophomores we bequeath a fictitious freshmen class so they will be only the second lowest form of animal life. To Mr. Becker we bequeath a fifty foot yacht on which to forget all but the planned. To Miss Gouled we will a year in which all schedules will be accepted as pleasantest memories of the Class of '54. To the custodial staff we give permission to leave our initials and cartoons as etched for posterity, 'To Mr. Rossman we leave more boys for the chorus and complete attendance at rehearsals. To Mr. Pagnotta we leave a universe as democratic as his classes. To Mr. Fox we leave the job nf molding potential Rembrandts and Picassos. To Mr. Miller we bequeath a tape recording of all the remarks issued from the 'gcheap seats and all our excess scrap and graph paper. To Mr. Kups we leave our broken glassware and students with pertinent questions. To Miss Powell we leave a round trip ticket to Japan with all expenses paid. To Miss MacArdle we leave our illusions of getting l's in Senior English. To Miss Alexovits we leave a dictionary of such vital historical facts as the color of General Grant,s horse , to check the thoroughness of history students. To Mrs. Welland we bequeath our alluring gym suits to dispose of by any means possible. To the gym classes we leave money to provide for an elevator from the gym to the study hall. To Mr. Strukel we leave complimentary copies of this year's Zenith. To the Student Prints we leave a ten year deficitless period. To all the underclassmen we leave a three year old dream of sliding down the banister between classes and all our treasured texts-complete with personal notations. To the world at large we give ourselves to scatter to whatever paths and by whatever means deemed fitting in the hope that we won't come as too much of a shock. The remainder we will to next year's Zenith staff. In witness whereof, we have here unto subscribed our names and affixed our ' nt -first da of .lune 1954. seals this twe y Y , Class of 1954 Witnesses: Chief and Squaw Weehawken All the little papooses 58 Tloiy We Remem ber lt seems only yesterday we were swept along in a wave of white dresses, red roses, and senior pins. We were treading on spun-candy clouds and over- whelmed by our own importance. We spent the last moments with our classmates pledging everlasting friendships and averting near tragedies by getting an almost forgotten autograph. With the eager, possessive seizure of a diploma we severed our childhood ties and crowned ourselves with the glory of Uadulthoodv. Our years of apprenticeship in Junior High closed and took their relegated place in the past. It was a time of apprehensive watching and waiting The Spring of 1951 found a bevy of youngsters cautiously climbing the hill to Weehawken High. We were the incoming crop of sophomores come to be orientated. While we feigned a blase expression,-we couldn't deny the unrest of our inner selves. Oh, to be able to melt into the surrounding scenery! We were ushered into the auditorium to hear speeches on the many aspects of high school life. Spellbound, we listened with undivided attention and interspersed mechanical laughter at strategic moments. Then we were led through a maze of corridors and stairways until we had surveyed the entire building. Upstairs, in the Music Room, we found relaxation in the form of cokes and cookies. Free from earlier tensions, we cautiously. appraised those strangers who were to be our future classmates. We left Weehawken that day praying for an early Autumn. A gentle Indian Summer day welcomed us to school the following September. We were full-fledged sophomores, furtive but optimistic about the years ahead. Remember the first days? Confidently we started to climb a stairway only to feel a hand on our shoulder directing us to an up,, stairway. ln English class we made copies of the Alma Mater for memorization. We were a bit piqued at the prospect of having to rise in deference to upperclass- men in the auditorium, but found comfort in our number. We swarmed to the first Friday night dance, anxious to meet and be met by the older crowd . Oh, the ineffable joy of being asked to dance by a senior. We cheered the loudest at the basketball games, joined clubs and avidly scanned the first issue of the Stu- dent Prints for our names. By the time Fall changed into Winter, we had made friends of our teachers. We came to know and like our classmates and soon a number of school steadiesv were walking hand in hand around the building. The following Fall we passed our mantle to new sophomores while we assumed the title of Juniors. It was now our turn to mildly torment the new class and flaunt our superiority. Fifty-three was an outstanding year for sports. We won two state championships and positively glowed with pride. Will our relatives ever forgive us for badgering them with Christmas card sales? Some of us will be exchanging Currier and Ivesi' greetings for many a Yuletide until we deplete our private stock. As the wind of Winter slackened, talk of the Junior Social mounted. Our class was afire with energy and preparations for the best Social Wee- hawken had ever had. We worked uncounted hours fixing streamers and painting fish which transformed the gym into a magical city beneath the sean. Al- though this, the climax of our second year, was over, we knew the best was yet to come. Seniors! What other word could produce such tremors of indescribable joy? This was our year to reign. The first big event of the year was the Senior Play. Remember the anxiety of tryouts and the won- derful grind of rehearsals? We all contributed in some capacity working zealously to produce a hit, Orientals, pirates and story book characters came to life one March evening at the Senior Masquerade. It was fun to step out of our own role and become some- one else for a while. We had a rugged campaign for magazine and ad subscriptions which burst the bulb atop our fund gauge. We remember the- stardust of the Prom, the pranks on the Boatride and poking fun on Class Night . . . but added to these memories were the undeniable signs of an awakening maturity. We became cognizant of a whole world beckoning to us beyond the confines of Weehawken High, and we felt the buds of restlessness growing. For twelve years we had been preparing for adulthood, and now it was upon us with all its responsibilities. We realized that we would scatter '4o'er varied pathwaysn, and become estranged from many of our schoolday chums. On the eve of graduation we sat transfixed, mulling over these thoughts, trying to visualize what the future held, and when, if ever, our pathways would cross again. That night the Alma Mater became more than a set of words. It was sung with a tear as its truth was felt in the heart of each of us. Was it only yesterday? Time in its inimitable fashion has silently consigned these years to history. In the life ahead we will alternately sigh and chuckle at the things we did and the thoughts we had, but we will aways revere them , . . This we remember! IU. who? Cu n Anyone Explainfw SE IOR He-art of My Heart Photogenic people Rogues of Sherwood Forest ffff X 66 77 Gather round me everybody MASQ E RADE , A' lg A K, I , , ,, Y KW., . A, ,, ,N Q1 J'Zi:--.ywf-ff ' -Vi fi T , 7'4-ff 4 X- , or w rf ,G v-L, ,v-4 in 1, .AM 'JJ K, - H f, ,-. 1 .3 X ff-' 4'? df--ry? 5- V fr N- ' f-f , x , . , ,N offf gf We 0 M WA Mixed-up Masqueraders 64 ' 59 Muslc, Maestro, Please A colorful crew Q ,J Senior physics students Reaching for high C in yuletide harmony The beard,s the thingn Pep to the last beat s'Did you hear . . f' caught off guard at Dee's Words with Shakespeare WW g V L',L 5 , o 2 of TH -... Taxi ? Rush hour Proposa1?????? ,. I ' ' MEI 'f .V 2 . , If V ,.,. , A . I , 2 Q x. r of Q3 . JR V L , if X We g ' V Q I, A? i , Mz,fAm,,21.-., ,f , V - ,1 ' 1,6 7 V , m ' 'KY 'L L7 TM14 ' A ,wif f 'S' , ' ' -as 11' ,V ' 1 vi. 4, V,-,,. . ' 1, 5 13.-1' 1 L' of ' Q ' I '77 -f 4,5 4-Nf,f.,,,, gf ,Q .4 g . Q flap, 1 if W! -I A fl '- i2'f,: ggKZV '.,.14g 4 3 ' 5 f gf,-1',..1Zi5g:a.f '0ia2z2f'f':f'fy, Merry maestros 6'My Buddyn Babes in Armsn f f f , ,f f my-V I ith Shakebpeare W Gemma dummy CLASSROOM Typists under tutelage of Pat Johnson Top Sergeant Wolf glvmg the count Learning about our fine feathered friends X gg . ,.,, e gag, f 'f J-.. --wx 1,-Q - mn- Ay, ..1.,,V WM, - , Ne ,, Mfg' 'f-rf 52-ffggywigp, e X : V A K , . , A . --- r v To -6' Whittling the waistlines The end of a long but succe SS ! MWVM ,fx ks 't SPOII this fgchepsw litter , V ,iv Hold that pose! CANDIDS K it U L ui H .. LAYOUT CO-EDITORS Left to Right: Diane Mul- ford, Muriel Altman, Editorial I 2 ,H J rf' WN 5 H-J' A p , 7 si , 1 I s rj vi Tl, X P xi ,. Lf!! lo R- PROOF R 'Ak lz - EA lg f. DeHlayaiQEESC TYPING STAFF Left to Right: M. Sichieri, chief typistg M. Sokolik, B. Popp. M. Rosenwasser. ART STAFF aPCZzug0. . ,Qt L Left to Right: C. Dufort, A. Coll, S. Gangemi, Editorg R. Shef, photographer. W F. Milling, Editor-in-Chiefg Miss Gulick, Adviser H. Diamond, Associate Editor. .,.ql.lsr ' LITERARY STAFF eft to Right: D, Luchs. K. Stone, S- Wolk Editor3 P- Small- TZ2'.IlZ .......1.......21' V ' ' ' + vrruv 1 1 M . - . . .,. to A min. .it it It , ' at ,',vfY' iwdhm is . I ,, 4 15? 2: -' - , t- r- U Q ' H... .. - Y- Left to ' ' F77' SPORTS STAFF Right: J. Pesciotta, Editorg R, 1 R hi X 5' ' Baechtold. . K, , I. P 1, Q It L f 0. X If. g W A 2 -f -..,o- ,f ' 'Q - -- V--4 L 4- 'Ui' x S . . 2,5 'W' 3iM'Z, '-'T V 'M Forte, C. C 3 A. Zunz, P STAFF Business I Lefl 150 Riglgooff SALESMEN armelengo, R. GrzihiMCCaffrey G H1 , ' ' ssss A . ig ss ss s s Qi... -,,d,, f5'f'f TOP AD-'SALEEKM Bama, P' Mc. to Right, First Row: S- Berman' LC?EireY S. Aiierica- e wif. .0 Right, First Row: M. Sokolik, M. Simonovich. Second Row: G. Forte, R. Barsa, A. Zunz, Pat McCaffrey, Business Managerg Mr. Stru- kel, Business Adviser. L . T 501212 H1924 FLZPING STAFF 1 - Second lg! Rowg M. S, ay: C. PROOF READERS Left to Right, First Row: C. Bickel, O. Mc- Kay. Second Row: S. Berman, R. Graham, C. Carmelengo. .P TREASURERS Left to Right: P. McCaffrey, A. Zunz, M. Sokolik, R. Graham, C. Carmelengo. 020. MCK1mOD0ViCh M l Fleuro 560106 X-Ray of Student Body .fHn,, NT First Row, Left to Right: NIr. Ferris. N. I-Ioehn, I. Yturhi, B. Thorpe, J. Twiefel, S. Kushner, Kc-ll:-r. I.. Wixniewski, C. Voigtlander, M. Kraszyk. C. Hillock, C. Werner, C. Warneke, M Yard. If. Koch. J. Kvmly. P. Wolf. L. Illin. Mr. Mille-r. Serond Row: E. Vogel, J. Tobin, . ' -- A. Trifoglio, J. fatti, R. II1-1-k. II. Kiwi-I, Il. jodicv, Il. Horner, B. Knight, C. Kruglinslci MATHLMATILS l AND If. ,Iune-, ,I. Kuplinl. Third Row: P, Troust. I. Wom-vkener, C. Ulivki, ,l. I'IenseI, C. Ulrich, A 'I'In'im-n, Ii. Kvith, NI. Jordan. P. Yr-dr-I, R. Iloffmun, A. Hawaweeny, H. Kesser, F. Gullo, BOOKKEEPING II W. We-iltre-vln. Fourth Roni: J. 'I'urm'r, L. Zimmerman, ,I. Wyss, R. Wcmhllleb, W. Thorborg IJ. Kim-rnun. P. Ildau, W. Krause, R. House, I. Hughes, P. Hallam, L. Heagney, P. Weinert R. W1-Chl. v n v mf? l First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Karabin, S. Carr, M. DeIIa'AquilIa, T. DeMartini, B. Daley, Dernbach, M. Brown, M. Barreca, E. Bradley, P. Cirelli, M. Affsa, J. DeY0ung, E. Clausen '7 EA R. Cohen, Mr. Sarafian. Second Row: P. Dc-Lorenzo, J. Coco, F. Annese, L. DeRosa, R. Alberty, C. Adelman, R. Behling, M. DeGennaro, C. Bookrajian, J. Calderara, D. Benning, A. Caccia, BIOLOGY AND PHYSICS A. Bodenstein. Third Row: M. DeMartini, J. Bueckner, R. Campanella, .I. Dewland, J. Boots, L. Deutsch, W. DeSaIvatore, C. Diament, R. Cangiano, M. Beck, C. DeKIer. Fourth Row: A. Balbo, B. Bernardo, D. Bluschke, R. DeIaRoche, A. Cerney, K. Adler, D. Chopoorian, P. Chodroff, C. Bemstein, C. Albers. U.: N. f , sv? JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE K Left to Right, First Row: W. Crewe, 'L Treasurerg J. Morrison, President, J. Sabato, Vice-Presidentg B. Knight, Sec- retary. Second Row: B. Thorpe, F. Pin- to, R. Gorab, R. House, A. Caccia, M. DelIa'AquilIa. TYPING 1 AND BOOKKEEPING 1 First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Garrity, P. Stanton, E. Scott, R. Smulen, J. Schmeiss, C. Ginesin, H. Fabian, F.. Engelhardt, F.. Schlueter, R. Schwartz, R. Sussman, K. Forsythe, E. Emken, R Guiliano, B. Greiman, F.. Schleicher, J. Graham, Mr. Beisswanger. Second Row: D. Tell, H Silverman, B. Steele, C. Springer, G. Fahey, R. Stratton, J. Smith, P. Tenuich, M. Schmidt W. Grewe, R. Stefke, D. Taylor, H. Schroeder, J. Schoening. Third Row: F. Finale, R Schumann, F. Stellato, H. Fuhrman, R. Guerra, B. Silberg, R. Gick, R. Garda, N. Gaertner, D. Gallo, J. Esperian, D. Dwork, F. Schlagel, W. Stacy, R. Gorab, P. Smith. 9 First Row, Left to Right:FMissiFMointagne, C. Podesta, M. Micjenka, S. Prince, D. Puteska, C Rickert P. Romano, D. Nadler, F. Rottenberg, F. Novack, G. Reuss, G. Nicolai, A. Larsen, Li Milberg, C. Lessner, P. Lillienthal, Mrs. Turnamian. Second Row: M. Olfern, L. Maclntosli B. Luske, M. Leifheit, M. McManus, V. Routel, R. Pruchnasski, F.. Pedersen, S. Punyon, J Procarro E. MacTtteaggart, E. Rozansky, C. Lippels, M. Madreperla, P. North, N. Notbohm Third Row: G. Prina, J. Mancari, M. Sachs, J. MacRae, E. Maguire, B. Lasky, A. Pipitone, S. Nelinson R. Necker, G. Mansey, R. Marques, J. McLaughlin, F. Pinto. Fourth Row: J. Sabato F. Nagurkai, C. Rosso, J. Morrison, S. Roban, R. Miller, D. Lipp, R. Rosenberg, P. Phipps, J. Marshall, G. Morden, S. Mendelson, T. Rogers. The first two years of school life passed with magical speed, ami with a reminiscent sigh you remember the Junior Social. Christmas card sales and the lun of guid- ing hewildered sophomores in September. They were wonderful and full years. Now the biggest, hest and brightest year lies he-fore you. lt's all yours' f-the anxious- ly awaited title of Senior and all the pride and privi- leges awarded thereto. First First Row, Left to Right: P. Moskowitz. J. Mintz, B. Reid, E. Poley, R. Neuschwanter, D. Pantiliano. A. Ne-ff. E. Rennie. L. Pizzuta. C. Perrune. E. Moramarco, C. Raferty. A. Murphy, I.. Ramlow. Mrs. R4-isch. Serond Row: Mrs, Klein, E. Moini, R. Ewert, O. Reiser, V. Mergel, I.. Rose-n. S. Reilly, C. Ricr-ardi, R. Meyer, M. Osterlwrg, J. Quaretti, M. Paul, M. Messina. Tliinl Row: IJ. Morrison, J. O'lJonnvll. R. Mosiello, S. Rosenberg, P. Rosalen, B. Robinson, ' M. Pappas, M. Pass, F. Nimik. Fourth Row: J. Ryan, P. Needleman, W. Roe . ' ' C. Mueller. C. Pappas, ttger, L Passante, J. Montagne. FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE Miss Gulick, I. Schubert, B. Duffy, M. Stapleton, R. Dellefontane, FOREIGN LANGUAGE III AND SOCIAL SCIENCE I M. Slobin, B. Susselman, J. Schulte, B. Dorfman, L. Sarasohn, N. Schwartz, B. Eisenhauer, F. Donald, J. Eggers, J. Domm, E. Hansen, P. Daly, Mr. Pagnotta, Second Row: S. Eichler, J. Dieffenhach, E. Staab. V. Donnelly, A. Strole, B. Davison, C. Sullivan, P. Davis, R. Scarpctta, M. Wieder, B. Schmidle, M. Donan, C. Detitta, D. Schweigert, J. Schweberger. Third How: H. Schroeder, P. Silberfarb. G. Schmidt, D. Ehrlich, E. Simons, R. Cucciniello, E. Simeone, C. Stoffers, J. Tattoli, E. Schwartz. P. Schreier, J. Deitchman, R. Steffens, M. Emptage. Fourth Row: J. Schedel, M. Sussman, K. Feirer, R. DeLaRoche, A. Dauber, S. Davis, S. Diener, H. Stiskin, F. Saulnier, M. Simonovich, T. Delellis, L. Smolick. SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Left to Right, First Row: E. Brower, President, D. Pantiliano, Treasurer, D. Morrison, Vice-President, Mrs. Reisch, Adviser, L. Pizzuta, Secretary CabsentJ. Second Row: H. Ahto, R. Beschmann, H. Van Nest, L. Rarnlow, V. Thoma, M. L. Osterberg, E. Moiui, M. Emptage, L. Rosen, B. Susselman. SOCIAL SCIENCE II AND SOCIAL SCIENCE III First Row, Left to Right: N. Mautone, R. Kruger, S. Lynds, K. Mars, M. Hirsch, J. Herrman, W. McCormick. Second Row: M. Goldberg, H. Ahto, K. Hanley, A. Franz, M. Foley, I. Madsen, R. Klein, E. Light, B. Irwin, M. Hess, C. Mansmann, I. Lustberg, P. Freidberg, J. Kaslow, Bliss Alexovits, M. Jerrow, E. Harkarian, V. Kukora, P. Krajewski, M. Ludwig, S. Krajewski NI. Montecalvo, I. Lutschewitz, P. McArthur, K. Haverty, P. Jerrow. Fourth Row: J. Cvaunt, M. Kogan, C. Forsberg, I. Gallagher, E. Johnson, L. House, E. Kroh, B. Gurski, H. Goldwasser F. Lisson, S. Goldenberg, S. Klein, E. Hansen. Fifth Row: D. Holling, L. Larsen, E. Kennedy 1 1 R. Holmsen, R. Lahm, D. Mahler, E. Hala, R. Lennon, R. Leonard, C. I.iz,gRiFranchina, T. Iodice MATHEMATICS II AND HYGIENE First Row, Left to Right: J. Chiesa, R. Toliler, I. Wall, R. Williams, S. Barsa, M. Traverso, F. Vogel. Second Row: Mr. Henry, M. Tepper, J. Bozzo, P. Biener, R. Beschmann, P. Schreier, M. Weider, S. Zeichner, J. Zarrett, B. Zarrett, S. Abramowitz, J. Burkhardt, J. Campbell, M. Breen, A. Catone, T. Apone, Miss Shelley. Third Row: J. Weddle, W. Bradley, T. Balbo, S. Bradley, A. Wagner, J. Caracelli, L. Boesch, A. Christie, V. Thorna, R. Craig, J. Cloccia, C. Cooper, E. Brower, G. Alex. Fourth Row: R. Tompkins, W. Thorpe, H. Arkush, N. Wana- rnaker, H. Weil, H. Wagner, R. Wurdemann, J. Anderson, J. Belgard, M. Goldberg, L. Trautmann, M. Cooper, D. Bankston. Now you are seasoned Weehawkenitesl The strange forhirlfling halls haue hevome friendly ones. upperelasfl- men are-n'l ogres. and sou van usually make your classes within the allotted three minutes, You are an integral part of Weehawken High Sr-hool. supporting its activities and drives with unequaled enthusiasm. You have left your mark as stalwart sophomores and will go on to over- shadow it hy the hrillianee of your next two years. 'V I- -is Wil First Row, Left to Right: S. Kushner, A. Larsen, D. Borcherding, L. Naftule. P. Moskowitz, ll. Milo. Serum! Row: li. Tofller, R. Cuiliano, Bernstein, J. Corab, P. Vedel, F. Pinto. Thirrl Row: ll. lit-id. P. llanis, ll. Vezeriun, N. Sanzari, ll. Bernado, C. Stoffers, Mr. Miller, C. Ulicki, R, Corab, K. Lennon, Nl. Foss, P. DeLorenzo, .l. Schmeiss. OFFYCERS . it Guaiaanofeirei v ai Treasmer' writer Adesff' ' e , ,V , 1 - Left to Right: Hin ePresideHU Mr' Q , B rn- xaw :i,S'vxfePfes1dC't G ora Q Each year this organization, under the direction of Mr. Miller, undertakes a variety of worthwhile projects. These are the sale of Red Cross buttons, tuberculosis bangles and students' bus tickets, the establishment of a noon time study hour, student day and fifteen minute pep sessions after assemblies. Thanks to council's publicity committee we have been kept informed over the public address system of current Weehawken High School athletic events. At the meeting of the New Jersey Student Council Association, student representatives attended clinical discussions of other student council organi- zations and gained a great deal of information with which they hope to aid our own council organi- zation. They have also made a report to the New Jersey Student Council Association describing our student organization. Our student govemment organization is one of which we can be proud-it helps us to live and leam democracy. ,ff- Z Q X SN- . .. ff Q STUDE cou cu Left to Right, First Row: M. Lobel, Headline Editor, L. Naftule, Art Editor, M. Knaster, Associate Editor, Mr. Schichtel, Adviser, P. Ross, Editor-in-Chief, L. Gubar, Sports Editor. Second Row: R. Tofiler, C. Lessner, M. Schmidt, J. Coco, B. Kiesel, B. Thorpe, J. Schmeiss, S. Prince, C. Ginesin, L. Rosen, B. Zarrett, B. Frieman. Third Row: P. Phipps, M. Ness, R. Cangiano, P. Chodroif, B. Bernardo, D. Bluschke, J. Esperian, L. Zimmerman, B. Stele. Hurried consultations, frenzied exclamations, endless yards of galleys and proof reading!-Another deadline has rolled around, and the Student Prints goes to press! When it finally arrives on Friday during fourth period, silence reigns in all classes as we look -for our news in print. There are articles to suit every taste: news, views, class room quips, sports highlights and features running the gamut of interviews with famous figures to fashion slants. Our Editor-in-Chief, Paula Rossg and Associate Editor Marjorie Knasterg and Business Manager, Arlene Larsen have good reason to be proud of their brainchild Mr. Schichtel and Mr. Beisswanger, faculty advisers, are satisied with a job well done. Left . V. T to Right' First boma, Mr B Row: L M if Nl Nl P. Stanton, A.'LaifSswanger, Aiefllttosly, M- Barre ' sen, Business MaSS1D3. SeC0ndR0ca1 r Hager: B' Pop w: P. X f' ,, Y. ,,,., 1.1 Pflnfs SUJBDTK E lj 'lil' Ii -- 0 Q ' TUDENTS PR TS Aft Left to Right, First Row: R. Baechtold, G. Schmidt, B. Silberg, A. Friedman, P. Vedel, R. Feingold, S. Berman, J. Karliner, Mr. Henry. Second Row: l. Klinger, M. Pass, H, Stiskin, S. Bernstein, J. Herrmun, M. Daitz- man, J. Montagnc, M. Kagan, Thirrl Row: R. Marques, G. Mansey, D. Mahler, P. Needle-man, M. Ness, I. Belgarde, M. Feigelman, R. Cungiano, H. Rayner. TECH ICIAN S COM ITTEE mCERS. an- M- Welmini h A YriedmanEqC:xa:'xmpacwre1 P. Ve e. Rig H ' . 0 'ff' flmman, Szuglmfaeasufer. MECHANICAL MINDS , , M- l 5 Se-4-r1'WfY5 B' Tenants of the booth, magicians of the tape revnriier and ully the- maln- .M tht- lfrirluy thi- il'1'llllll'lll light l-illlilliill' rvmle-r svrvim N at graduation, class night and the Senior l'lav to and the lights. projector, our technicians are gener- ur break of any assembly program. night dances they are present to run :machinery as well as to trip the loaf, They are also called upon to manipulate the mike, the phonograph 76 O Left to Right, First Row: G. Forte, J. Morrison, B. Tucker, V. Morganti, J. Turner, R. Gorman. Second Row: R. Garda, J. Esperian, W. Stacy, A. Weingarten, R. Ruezinsky. Third Row: Mr. Strukel, K. McGuinness, R. Graham, S. Afferica, W. Krause. TRAFFIC CG ITTEE Robert Wieboldt, 5' TQOIU-lan, Ii st R0w. V M . S ff: to R,ght Fly ENIOR MEMB ucker, ' Rllezinslfyll . organti, A' W R. Graham, K -Aiicolzd Row: R einganpnv . cGui,,neSS. . Wieboym. Remember how ominous VVf-vlmwkf-n's lmlls looked during our first days as sevpluolnmows? We found ourselves looking for Typing l in ilu- foreign language corridor 'and walking down up smir- ways. Invariably, we would turn to tlw W-up nn every cornerw fa traffic boyj to show us the way. These friendly upolicemenn kept us walking the straight and narrow which usually managwl to get us to class on time. 77 Left to Right, First Row: D. Lang, F. l,aino, J. Levenstr-in, C. DeGilio, ,I. Gorab, M. Sichieri, C. lloulvl, l'. Woodbury, li. Hamlow, C. Wolf, ,l. Daitzman, C. Kon-rner, C. llickel, R. Reid, D. Kingt-la-r. Miss NlzuwXv':Il1-. Sw-mul Row. l'. N14-lm-r, li. Plaxsun, U. llorclierfling, li. Krispien, l., lll'l.llllI'il. l.. lit-mnll, ,l. lk-rny, li. Spull, A. llunit-ls, l. liorrus, S. Cungvmi, M. Allman, li. Auron. ll. lliamoml. lt. l.uc'lis, ll. lluliowsky, M. l l1'isr'lin1un, li. Klein. Third Row: M. A. liulutlual. ,l. Ayn-y, lf. llumlin. N. Ninn:-lli, li. Stahl, li. Mc'Conlu'y, ,l. llvglirigt-r, ll. Mullord, ll, Slt-lmtln. A. llizzi. lf. lcliflilll, lf. Morton, Nl. W1-iss, M. Sllllt'0ll4', l'. Mrflfullrvy. l ourth Row: , . ,. . . . , lt. lvlzvr, li. l're-y. li. l'uttm-r. A. in J rlflln-rg, M. Simonovivh, C. Smith, ll. lopp, J. lJ'Andreu, S, lla-utsvh. l,. Cape-unto, l. Johnson, K. Stone, M. Foss, J. Fro:-al, A. Croth, P, Niftolai, Nl. Soltolili. omffiiiow, viceileiii . . . ' . ' 0 ' lelt to Rlghr' R Secreiafy' L' cientz P' Wogdllrqiijxiel. Tfeasuier' Pfsifxfei f ' o f Vi . T if .FL , 1. ss s -- ,W ,af K S: The Question: Charity begins in Sigma Gam- ma Chi. On The Witness Stand: Members of Sigma Gamma Chi and Miss MacArdle. ,V g The Facts: They were welcome guests and ' entertainers at orphanages and Old Age Homes. They made Thanksgiving and Christmas real holidays for the under- privileged by distributing food. They donated a television set to a hospital. Decision: Guilty. Sentence: A lifetime of benevolence. 78 DIRECTED BY MRS. WELLAND ,v,,,,.,,, .1 ,K ' -muff' f. If mr'W : . -as ' :Nfl ,fp ,,.nuH,,,4ut ,V 11 gy Scene: ,f f , Place: Weehawken High School. I 9.12. 1 Time: September through June, five days per ' week during school hours. Cast: Approximately sixty -five courteous, helpful senior and junior girls. Action: Meet visitors, deliver messages, usher at school functions and sell candy at basketbell games. Reaction: c'Pleasant, efficient workers.,'- The office staff. L'Charming',-Visitors. Our Gals Fridayv-The school. HOSTESS CL B OFFYCEYS D, Borchefdmg . R w- . C Left ,O Right, Fifi Soliolik. Pr?S1?mBickel Vice YIQeiTie!Ji!Gorab, Secfelaryi nd 0 ' ?i'JreaSm'er' Left to Right, First Row: M. Altman, L. Milberg, 1. Borras, D. Nadler, C. Podesta, R. Romano, B. Kiesel, M. Fleischman, E. Eagen, A. Larsen, J. Tobin. Second Row: M. Rose, R. Notbohm, B. Krispien, C. Bickel, M. Sokolik, Mrs. Welland, D. Borcherding, J. Cvorab, R. Plaxsun, O. McKay, M. A. Baladad. Third Row: M. Affsa, R. Alberty, C. Sebring, J. Beglinger, C. Koemer, C. Warnecke, C. Bookrajian, L. Remoff, R. Schwartz, A. Daniels, F. Flaak. Fourth Row: S. Prince, J. Schroeder, M. Leifheit, B. Demarais, B. Sleboda, B. Knight, C. Ulicki, J. Calderara, J. Coco, C. Ruscher, A. Rizzi. Fifth Row: F. Laino, M. McManus, A. Corbisiero, P. Woodbury, K. Stone, H. Easton, P. Johnson, E. Budin, M. Simonivich, P. North, A. Caccia, M. Madreperla, E. June, E. Pedersen, M. Jordan, A. Goldberg, C. DeGilio. me eft to Right First Row B Bernardo L Zlmm nan J w, I. 1t.oa1 S. Horns em. Turd Run. Nil ll. chwfigvrt, R. Sussman, H. Fabian, M. ,le-rruw, l Small, ll. opp Il. Colclwasscr. BURTON SHELLEY ' , ' : . , . rr i , P. erm vi Kogan. Second Row: C. Alex, Miss Paws-ll, K. Stun:-, S. 1 N l ', ' - t ' I' H F. . 'Ilinp, a ' ' DEBATING SOCIETY 'gPep cards for sale! was tht- 1-ry uf our llur- ton Shelley Debaters throughout the- lmsluftlvzill svn- son, ln this way the members liuw finunm-tl 'l'he- Burton Shelley Memorial Awartl thut is pre-sa-nts-al at graduation to the senior who has shown the greatest promise in the art of cle-nmvratir living. On the national debate topit-, Huw Should We Select the President of the linitt-tl Stutc-s? . it formal debate emerged. Current vu-nt topics were discussed and pondered. The result of these activities is ii sm-u-ssftil record and pleasant thoughts for the me-mln-rs of this organization. Left to Right, First Row: P. Stanton, E. Koch, C. Hillock, B. Daly Feingold Second Row L House C Forsberg C Keller Behlln E Srmeone O McKay A Goldberg M Jordan Tattoh A Christie C Ricardi A Ollwerther P Lilienthal Vogel C. Lippels Thzrcl Row. C. Stoflers B Schnudle Morrison, J. Finklestein, H. Rayner, J. Klein, G. Diament, Ildau, C. Springer, H. Weinstein, S. Floriani, E. Ferris. Fourt N. Hoehn, M. Barreca, C. Werner, M. Olfem, P. Wolf, M. Dem bachg M. Stapleton, M. Sichieri, B. Davidson, G. DeTitta, R ' . : . , . , . , R . g7 ' . 5 ' 7 ' 7 ' Q J .,...,...,. ,... ,E 9 . 7 l ' 7 ' - 7 J P I a n Row: K. McGuiness, P. Holling, P. Lennon, W. Crewe, R. Gard J. Mancari, P. Hallam, K. Salvi, A. Zunz, K. Adler, B. Hoffma F. Pinto, J. Buechner. BOWLING CLUB Watch the ball travel! Look itis a strike! Each week if you saunter to the Union Palace bowling alleys you find sophomores, juniors and seniors in friendly competition for the highest scores. ln Charge of Weehawken's bowling champs is Mr. Ferris, a man who is really on the ballf, It is evident from the long list of scores posted weekly that this club enjoys both success and popularity. c, -..qt nail roll W I Q r 4 -X 1 TDT PD '3- 3 C1 . 114' ' - G ld 5 t ight First Row- D Ehrlich H 0 I S hwarilv . G01den Z'?Nigelf'2'fMiich13wTQf'd . . : ', .. o inheim. D' -C we ' '. Klein. A- 0 E ' l' I Rowzll. COUNT- 1 M1 jikiiqliilian pi? Feirvr. H- Wagner' J R St-liwarll. 5f'f H?' Fm-dbvrg li. Kfllll- limi 1 5 - Y . , ' , , 1-in. qi,o14il0dkA3l:ii4Sfi llynds. N. N-liwartz, R Checkmatel Scrabble! These familiar cries are issued from E2 every other week when the war of the knight and the war of words are staged simulta- A neously. As scrabhle sweeps the nation, it sweeps Weehawken and proves a popular addition to our varsity teams. Competition is keen, and the enthusiasts sometimes find a surprise or two for Webster. The strategists of the club upheld our honor in the Hudson County Chess Tournaments this year. sumo. Veasgiirsecfe' Schweger . ' President. raw 1 Alex '15 82 G ra I 'J ! . - -- U , El Ulm E't3.l!ll! I Left to Ri h . J- C b 5 5, First Row: D. B1 Adelggn, Iliushner, R. P1aXSuI:lscl1yIqeiIR. Smulen, B, Bernard P . 1 - ssner, J, Daitzmanl, - errow, L. Zimmerman lllh- .Pig-iflitjzs, .gecond Raw. 9 . 0 3, ' Budin, An addition to Weehawkenis roster of clubs this year is the History Club. This group, under the direction of Mr. Pagnotta, helps to provide the students with a better understanding of social and political problems of the day and the operation of our federal, state and local government. They ob- served a session of Weehawken's night court and saw history in the rnakingi' at the United Nations. Wigg-itoBRlggLt, Flys! Row M -, emardo, Pr 2. r. Pagnotta V1Ce.P1.e retal-yi Eldent. Sem d Csident - Bluschke,n'1-Ifszli R Smulelg 1555 '94 r U N up X iw? HL lim all 1 il -I 1 1 X4 :W 1 Qzarg--,psf ,f2s'aViW: ff 33'7 .ik4 ' s A-Yli l 'V f K Q TCI' 1 OFFICERS Left to Right: B. Shultz, Vice Presi- dentg Miss Tumamian, Adviserg L. Thau, Treasurer, B. McCarey, President. CLUB Left to Right, First Row: B. Schultz. Second Row: Mrs. Tur- namian, D. Lang, M. Sichieri, S. Cangemi, R. Plaxsun, P. Meltzer, B. Aaron, I.. Remoff, M. Foss, L. Thau, L. Naftule, l. Borras, C. Wolf, L. Capt-zzuto, M. A. Baladad. Third Row: ,I. Frost, C. Roulol, ll. S14-hodu, H. Rayner, H. Weinstein, R. Vezvrian, R. Kramer, ll. Popp, J. ll'Andrea, A. Rizzi, J. Ayrey, P. McCaffrey. Fourth Row: R. Graham, A. Weingarton, R. Morden, A. Wolfe-r, A. Zunz, R. Ruczinski, J. lrinkclstein, li. Tucker, J. Klein, li. llozzo, li. Knlhiun. Dee's suffers a sorry decrease in popularity every Friday at 12:4-0 when hurried groups of Seniors can by seen making the exhausting climb to Weehawken,s penthouse.', Eager Hlaravesn are on hand to Hspin a cool platter, grab a Squaw and do the lindy Weehawken style or the mont- clair. This year the Hdanciest chief ever in the person of Bruce McCarey was never too busy to see that the people on the sidelines got a chance to show dancing style. 0-Q.. an 5 . - P1 kiifff SENIOR DANCE kv X 4? i 'Q fl' 9133 Left to Right, First Row: T. DeMartini, M. Della'Aquilla, I. Yturbe, J. Schmeiss, B. Kiesel, R. Gick, J. Petrocarro, B. Thorpe, G..Nico1ai, M. Barreea, P. Stanton. Second Row: R. Heck, S. Kushner, R. Schwartz, C. Wameke, L. DeRosa, S. Punyon, F. Novack, Mr. Karabin. Third Row: F. Annese, P. Fitzgerald, J. Coco, P. De Lorenzo, B. Horner, E. Pedersen, K. Forsythe, A. Trifoglio, R. Campanella, G. Jodice. Fourth Row: J. Tobin, E. Emken, C. Kruglinski, L. Maclntosh, G. Ulicki, P. Vedel, P. Ildau, D. Chopoorian, B. Hoffman, G. Fahey, J. Bueckner. Swing it hot! Play it blue! Give it a Latin beat! The nimble feet of junior terpsichoreans are well trained in everything from the 4'Bunny Hopi, to the '4Creep.', f What better proof than the agile eager beavers who crowd the dance floor at the Junior Dance?J They practice to make perfect every Tuesday in Weehawken,s ulunior Ballroom , the music room. 'xs- Z: 7. . I H K OFFICERS Left to Right: R. Gick, Vice-President Mr. Karabin, Adviserg L. Heagney Treasurerg B. Kiesel, President fseat edlg J. Petrocarro, Secretary Knot ln picture? . KH? LWUORIDANCE R,-Q-y EPS-I5-, Xfofe55E'fw-1-5, Oil-J 85 - Q,-Y f- - - CLUB ii Lal! to Right, Fira! Row: M. Ludwig, B. Davison, A. Strole, I. Gallagher, C. Forsberg, J. Domm, C, Ale-1 J Amie-non. N1 Uv-la-rln-rg, li. llrowz-r, C. Stoflers, M. Wiedvr, F. Nimik, Mr. Karahin. Srioml Huw: J. 'l'nll--ln, A. 1:llII9lll', C. Rivvurdi, li. I.u!scln-witz, I.. Crowe, C. Cooper, S. Reilly, M. Trove-rso, j Nlonlugm-, tl Wnnonv, ll. Mosivllo, ll. Robinson, J. Scliodcl. Third Row: C. Lutz, Ni, lfonpvr. ll. Ili-Im-vu. I-I, llnln, R. Wurdc-mann, D. llolling, J. Ryan, P. Nm-dlenian, I.. Pussante, ll. Nlllllll'l'. It I.--omml, 1. llvrmnnn, lf. llunsen. SOPHOMORE Hear these feet? These are happy feet! These dance enthusiasts really like to spread their joy each Thursday in the Music Room. April 9 was a banner day for members and their friends when is I1 ,I the group held a successful social. Whether waltz- I I .3135 D ing along in the bluei' or atwoing a tango,', these 1 girls and boys can sever any rug with their anim- ated feet. 86 61,5 U 2 YV, 1 l,.. -M ' -5 X X' 5 J' - as Exponents of the dance DANCE CLU , I.:-H up Hrghr, flux! Run J. ihubert, M. Folley, J. Burkhart, B. Duffy, D. Pantiliano, V. Kukora, l. Nh:-Q-rn, I., Num-1-hu. J. lingo, A. Neff, E. Rennie, C. Perrone, E. Light, P. Friedberg, E. Num-.n--. Smfmll Ibm: NI Hn-en, J. Quaretti, P. Krajewski, B. Zarret, J. Diffienbach, F. Donald, 9. Hrmllvv. Nl. Jvrr-rw, H. N hunidle, J. Zarret, F. Lisson, D. Ehrlich, C. Baum. Third Row: R. Ilurum-lln. R. llruug, li. Nlarkarian, J. Cloccia, A. Wagner, C. Thoma, A. Catone, R. Scarpetta, E. Muini, K. Persnzo. K. Hanly, A. Franz, P. McArthur. -.fig if E Left to Righlt First Raw: C' Kofmerl Vice President: M. Wa-in-, l'rn-suimt. Mrs Reisch Adviser. Suomi R010 B Krispiefi Svvrvtnryq li. Kramer, Treasure-r. 'AAA i I v A if Q 7 El' T' .1 -, Left to Right, First Row: B. Krispien, C. Koemer, M. Weiss. R. Kramer, Mrs. Reisch. Second Row: A. Rizzi, B. McC0nlcey, J. Zatti, P. Fitzgerald, E. Scott, J. Corab, S. Prince, L. Naflulc, j. DeYoung, A. Larsen, M. jordan, N. Natbohm. Third Row: A. Class. SPANISH CL B Dios Min , the- Spanish lfluh has hm-n muy magnifit-nl l.a Svlmru ltr-ist-h and he-r vntuurngv, los hut-nos vet'inus had a very avlive year. Their at'hic-vvtnt'nta we-rv many anti vnrit-tl, and vovcred ltwnl t-hariliva as well as international interests. On the- hunu- front they snltl all tht' haskethall pencils use-tl and t-In-we-tl in aml arnuml sa-hool and contrib- uted toys lu a lot-ul orplianage. To solidify South Anwrit-an rc-lations-, the-y exchanged letters and sent an alhum pic-turing the American way of life. To highlight the yt-ar they went to New York to see a Spanish mm ic and eat tortillas y arroz con pollof, Y ahora nos despedimos de nuestros amigos hasta 1-I ano proximo. li Left to Right, First Row: C. Franz, F. Rottenherg, C. Bxckel, F. Flaak, I. Madsen, D. Lang. Semnd Row: J. Turner, G. Al- bers. 0. Reiser, D. Borcherding, N. Harth, P. Vedel, M. Leif- heit, M. Hess, M. Ludwig, P. Chodroff, W. Thorbort. GERM CLU Verstehen Sie Deutsch? Come, join the Ger- man Club! Under the direction of Frau Dolsonf' these boys and girls have a fine time speaking in German, listening to records of that language, and seeing German films, In addition, the club found time to hold a very enjoyable dance this year. They were also happy to send 'gWeil1nachtsge- schenken to a local orphanage. fy L f . Uff1bLK5 AE z' to Rzglzt, First Row: Mrs Dolso . ' - n fgfisef, F. Flaak, Presidentg P, Chad ro , Vice President S Bickel T ' - econd Row: C. , reasurer, I. Madsen, Secretary, ef .51 Q X 'xl .K ' K .U Ur First Row, Left to Right: M. Barrecu, M. Slobin, N. Hoehn, L. Sarasohn, D. Nadler, R. Smule P. Small, 1. lk-glinger, F. Rom-nherg, N. Schwartz, J. Dailzman, R. Cohen, D. Luchs. Second Row: l.. Millie-rg, R. Sussman, C. Rt-usa, C. l.v:-xsncr, S. Eichlvr, P. Crciclhcrg, M. jerrow, L. Rosen, J. Znrri-tt, C. Kolle-r, P. Lillie-nthal, li, Vogi-l. Third Row: Miss llcllcr, ll. Frciman, C. Lippels, L. llous-ic, G. lllicki, M. Schmidt, M. l l1'lSllIT1Hl'l, l.. Capcezzuto, ll. Popp, P. Schreier, H. Diamond, P. Stanton. Fourth Row: C. Adlvman, .l. Jurris, C. Piano, ll. llacchtold, P. Woodbury, R. Frey, E. Schwartz, E. Stone-, S. Deutsch, H. Easton. . . s re i OFFKLEKS T agurer' D R A M I Left to flghtl 1. if-eglxfgersmauy Presi- A I Miss Beller, ASv1seigiice.PreSidenL C : dent? R' Smu en' WORKSHQP Ut - N' - . to W I lusts-itll! l-,ngltslt 5. nm. might I V 1' it rr w sur lf.. sh .. 'ml' f thl'illf'l' nspirunls lm 'l I lied . op. lh..,. im, nwmlwrq nf H USI Y talking V I - ll n hilull Wlllbyw Ilurpuav iq 'N tl I lfnnunn, W 'lk- - . . . . . lo ln- of se-rxit N ' llllpllvs . . I . -0 tt! Illqpyq- it It . nl Un. lhmmir ll ., uc c nts who an. im , - tulvr ll . - I . ' 'r 5l0Kl the Bvmhunhg and Barns -1lll'4l'llUII of Miss llq-llcr, nfhhnld un 1 ylnnfhs uf our QI, rutlf-t for tl ' -1 mol are . l' - . ' tlrmmml. mlvm ,rhix N e ltli htlrctufun. Suppnlswd ' . ' ' jffitr iq- 1- ul ' A P 1 'P u:ft.. various ilu - ,fini U wnnclc-rful by nn- l M. wln.-h wt-N. mjuyvd 90 What student doesn't remember the last fren- zied hours before the deadline of the final copy of his theme? If lacking in certain pertinent infor- mation, there was only one thing to do-rush over to our school library to peer through stacks of Reader's Guides in search of suitable periodicals. Then one of the student librarians scurried off to the stockroom for the magazines. How indispensable is our library with all its information! We certainly are grateful to Miss Roelker and her staff of twenty-five student librar- ians for keeping our stock up to date and our library a friendly quiet place in which to study. Igeft to Right? . DUbOwSk . DiVet0 Tr 6 S Y . ecreta . ' resident, ,S asurer 7 Y IT, P. Nmolai, Vice . Bradle President. LIBR RY COUNCIL Emi Lfff fa Right Fi , R . Su . S dr? ow. D. Luchs, B. Djveto, R D b . . - I 11 owsky, P. Nicolai, Miss Roelke R I' 53111311 ec-on Ro , E . . OW- .l Z ss . MOIHI, M. Schmidzffrfff, 313355, ggdfgegier, A. Neff, J BOZZ0 N S h ' ow: M. Goldberg If ' C Wartz P ' ' MOT-Hmarco C Raftery, 91 di, at our Chriiitmas Xi Winter Wonderlam One. two. three, four. five, six, seven, eight, nine teens come forward to hlend their voices in perfect harmony. The group, com- posed of sophomores, juniors, ancl seniors is ably conducted by Mr. llopkms. They sing at many of our assemblies, and as always, they ure u pleusure to hear. Left to Righl. First Row: P. Nh-Calfrey. L. Pizzuta. C. De-Cilio, S. Prinm- B Demarais, Mr. Hopkins. Second Row: D. Borcherding, C. Mansman, P. Scheri, G. Adelman. Left to Right: L. Trautman, E. Engelhardt, F. Stellato, N. Harth, S. Rohan, A. Pippitone. Seated : C. Alex, R. Williams, R. Ruezinsky, C. Bernstein, D. Koenneman. Seated: R. Boeschmann, S Afferica, R. Leonard. Standing: A. Wagner, P. Small, R. Juliano, M. Zulli, G. Adelman, J Tweiful, D. Shaporian, L. Lever, Mr. Rossman. ,. f I-I ., ., To ' 'r U .Lr- f , f2! P 4 , 1.4 . f :Q 7 . easy 1-s 151. f ,EL-' : - f' 'X' v:54 - ,gf rj ' Like melodies of the Pied Piper of Hamlin, the sweet musical refrains of the Weehawken School Orchestra lure music lovers to our auditorium every week. Under the direction of Mr. Rossman, these young musicians from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes practice diligently each Monday afternoon. In addition to playing for our assembly programs, they perform at graduation services and at all other special occasions. 93 Left to Right, First Row: G. DeGilio, S. Prince, F. Rottenberg, L. Rosen, R. Craig, E. June, ll. Ste-1-lv, T, Kirukavis, Mr. Rossman, E. Brower, M. Lobel, P. Small, B. Susselman, H. Fabian. Sermul Row: Nl. We-ide-r, R. lla-ck, C. Mansman, Wolk, F. Milling, C. Alex, D. Chopoorian, R. Wim-liolcll, R. liaechlold, C. Ulicki, C. Adelman, D. Nadler. Third Row: R. Randow, M. Foss, V. Thoma, R. liehling, L. Capezzuto, B. Silherg, C. Piano, L. Lever, R. Leonard, W. Bradley, B. Demarais, R.-Ewen, V. Eugen, R. Alberty. MIXED CHORUS The human Christmas tree using and the world sin ' gs with , Th ' to have adopted this motto. Every yfflliesdaye zililtigiilmdzhoms Seems . n u leadership of Mr. Rossman, the voices of our talented S0 E er the juniors, and seniors blend in sweet harmon At h P Omores, Christmas and Easter a bl' Y' t ,e Thanksglvmg, ssem ies, as well as the Spring Concert students and guests enjoy this black and white specialy, ' our .li Lit to Right, First Row: J. Silberg, J. turner, .,. E -lb t, B. Silber-g, 11. avenge, u. Sgcond Row: Mr' Brown' R' IfahmRRfi1Eiei2lii-i12lr2ifJl'l?ii1ilid5i1ow: Bflgiiegiil, B. Robinson, A. Piprtonev Hal-th' M' Murplgyilm gilnrgelgmrlgoenemund, P. -Rosalerl, G- SChmid'l. R- F01'feSt',F0u'th 5015: R H. Wagner, A.. er-mu e , - , C. Bernstein, S- Rohan, J, Pggciotta, W. Weibrecht, . ever L d, R. F drlch, S. Psff6r1CQ,' Piolrailaiuse, V.rEleibe1', J. Fl0I'dB.l1S1. The Weehawken lligh School Band, performing as a con- cert and marching band, has long been one of the pleasures of our school. Composed of musicians from the grammar, jun- ior high and high schools of Weehawken, they combine their individual musical talents to form a band of beautiful harmony. Under the direction of Mr, Brown, the band appears at impor- tant school and civic functions. The climax of their year's works is the annual Spring Concert for which the band has a fine repertoire. Their music has given the school many hours of entertainment, and the student body appreciates their efforts. i 95 Ld, ,U ,U h -OFFICE J. flllfq K I' Ht-rn ' 748, V'-., . Umn. T - AIMS in I'n.,HdPnt M ffasurer: 1-fi .sf'ir:, T' Tofflf-ri Pre. iii, rl Sm '1'1 'Smile Please! Undoubtedly you have been accosted by a student carrying a camera and mak- ing this request, for at every important school everft whether the Senior Play, basketball games, or an assembly program, there were members of our Photography Club taking pictures. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Sarafian, the energetic members of the club have gathered to learn more about the cam- era, its functions and photographic techniques. Through this club and its facilities, those interested in photography constantly strive to improve their skill. WW WMM: PHOTOGR PHY CLUB Left to Right, First Row: C. Hermann, R. Toffler, J. Chiesa, 0. Reiser, Mr. Sarafian. Second Row: C. Ruess, F. Donald, S. Bradley, D. Benning, M. Kogan. Third Row: R. Wurdemann, A. Pipitone, K. Maris, W. McCormick, D. Mahler. ,i1 M S eone R Futter A Goldberg. .l Ku lin P Johnson E Rozansky, . lm , . , . R St hl R Randow, Left to Right, First Row: . p , . , . Second Row: M. Olfern, L. MacIntosh, A. Groth, C. DeGilio, S. Gangemi, . a , . D. Puteska, A. Theisen, F. Laino, N. Hoehn. Third Row: P. Cirelli, E. Clausen, J. Schroeder, B. .X Knight, J. Graham, E. Budin, P. DeLorenzo, Miss, Montagne, C. Warneke, E. Schleicher, V. Routel, J' C3 ' 'Vl. Madrepcrla, A. Rizzi. C. Wolf, N. Monetti, P. Romano, P. Meltzer, 1 F. B. L. . Attention executives, stockholders and adver- f tisers! Here come the Future Business Leaders o Americalu These capable stenographers and typists are ready to take their places among you. They h discussed the various technical aspects of ave business as well as the alittle thmgsv which help to develop them into welcome employees in your offices. In full knowledge of the fact that theory with observation is practical, they have visited the b . Metropolitan Life Insurance Company to see usi- l their ac- ness cumulated efficiency. in action. They are eager to appy fegafo Rzgl,,p1EFIgERS . n , . ' ,G Ifgdviseriengf lgresideniciffifl, Treasurer- andow, Secrefglg-l, Vice-Prislgggifgfgfj ' e ff .5 .oyt , ll lr. l ...Q ,,,.,1..i--- o .fl l First Row, Left to Right: F. Rottenherg, M. Weiss, H. Saleh, D. Nadler, Miss Arlinghaus. Second Row: C. De- Cilio, C. Koerner, R. Stahl, D. Keirnan, P. Smith, R. Suss- man, N. Monetti, R. Alberty. OFFICERS Q Left to Right: D. Nadler, Secretaryg M. Weiss, Treasurerg H. Salch, Presidentg Miss Arlinghaus, Adviser. ICR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross of Weehawken High has long served as one of our most purposeful clubs. Its members have made the name of the club synonymous with good will. This year under the direction of Miss Arlinghaus, the group made packages of candy and con- tributed them to an orphanage. By such deeds, they have made themselves known throughout the township. 98 IRLERS Twirl those batons! At our basketball games or our pep rallies, a familiar sight is the fancy stepping of our twirlers. Clad in red and black uniforms, these girls are synchronized motion personified. Under the direction of Miss Alexovits, the girls held a highly suc- cessful dance in February. OFFICERS Left to Right: A. Siebert, Captaing Miss Alexovits, Adviserg M. A. Dell 'Aquila, Co-Captain. R ff. 'o b 'S' L -?Ty ff' 7' IZ' 'l Left to Right, First Row: B. Thorpe, T. DeMartini, M. Whitted. Second Row: M. Paul, H. Ahto. Third Row: A. Siebert, P. Romano, E. Engelhardt, C. DeKleer, S. Punyon, C. Wameke, C. Rovito, M. A. Del1'Aquila. sv .puff ar' T' r ',, 1 . R. ., . R w. ham- biU Right'F1rstm-ect: 3. ggi. Mr. Kara Left zo Right, First Row: J. Bozzo, A. Neff, H. Ahto, R. Smulen, C. Perrone, B. Dorfman, E. Light, R. Thorpe, B. Kiescl, R. Neuschwanter, M. Ludwig, M. Hess, M. Jerrow, E. Poley, .l. Schmeiss, li. Irwin, M. Tepper. Serum! Row: L. Ramlow, S. Krajewski, Cv. Detitta, M. Messina, V. Thema, J. Caraeelli, P. McArthur, li. Staab, D. Sehweigert, E. Moini, D. Ehrlich,S. Coldenberg, H.Coldwasser, R. Heck, E. Lutsehewitz, C. Ulicki, E. Kroh, R. Vogel. Third Row: M. Traverso, M. Kogan, F. Annese, P. D4-Lorenzo. j. Coco, J. Petrocarro, C. Stoffers, J. Trifoglio, A. Catone, R. Meyer, Craig. S. Bradley, F. Donald, S. Klein, C. Hermann, R. Baechtold, R. Leonard. V. Egan, R. Fourth Row: ll. Wagner, M. Cooper, S. Lynds, R. Wurdemann, R. Holmsen, E. Brower, R. DelaRoc'he, C. Alex, K. Feirer, J. Weddle, P. Chodroff, J. Belgard, W. McCormick, H. Arkush, P. Needleman, J. Ryan, H. Weil, W. Roettger, C. Piano. SCIENCE CLUB Q4 in x: ' ' V Vice-YTe5xdFnC. . . f Lennon' qecfexafi- Nh. Are you intrigued by mystery? Do you marvel at the intricate mechanisms which guide our lives? Do you long to explore the un- Lelfcfgover. Sei0x':il,e,5. known? If you answer yes to these three questions. then you ' 15X - - . ' ' 7 ' . ' C' pas Vit 'Rove' ' K should be a member of the Science Club. Our three big chiefs of PM' f' Nh Sgfiilxan' science are willing guides into the lands of Uwhy and wherefore. Your ticket to painless knowledge is merely boundless curiosity and a desire to investigate the world aroundf, 1 , i VH' ,Fi 5 y, to Right: Mr. Schichtel, J. Morrison, R. Garda, P. Schwalbach, R. Wieboldt, A. Weingarten, B. Tucker, J. Bianco, G. Forte, H. Rayner. Not in picture: G. Broemmer, G. Gorman, R. Graham, K. Johnson, S. Afferica, J. Sabato, R. Stratton, F. Nagurka, S. Floriani, K. McGuinness. 7'-fi - ' f-La -..eq I. 4 'f7i'1I .. 9 .,,,. 1gf'?l?5'i',il- 'i i' gl'--,iv MQ 3 .A Ly 2' .A.1p.'.z7 - 'l'1N'::,' -2.11: l Tin 4, -'f-Z. -', .'- ' .J--'. . 1'.' x -- 7 1 x Q 1 - -, 4 .,g,4' y ,-'fl .i S.. .Quin -E-viii? K ,T-.5 ' q.':f.g 9, '-' x - .V-Q-. ,Mg X -3, -. 1' . X . 1,1-. '1 - 5, 'iijflrv ,Q .-... . ., ,- lie. ryi' 119 -. 5 I . ,JT- - I ,A A ,. . . 1..' la 1?l'g . X f--ix' ... -.. lg, -..,-. 3 -nj - l 'I' 'Q' Ls- -fl ,151 --- .QY :,1'. 'u 3,-. 1.--Maxx . ' 1' I 5 ' f ' 'fl' :.i,v',., O-ffftxu Y .QI R . Y I t: 4.4- : A, .--AVL .. ., ,I X . - I, .1 , f 1, ,' .. ..--s.L- its Aw.. ,wh-1 M , 4 . ' 1 . Y 95.8-A'-,z:Q. V . nf- :4:', 1 sf x'- t f - , x K' '.1,-'..-'S H ?'..-,-inf. L-' . T' C22-'f.'-tr -.' .ji ' 1'.',' 'a I v ' ' i 4 All the- worlcl loves a love-r, anal all tho girls low' an nthlvte! Tala- a long, long look, girls at the-sv sportswisa- hcrors. All of tlwm have earned a lvttcr in a varsity sport. Tlwy arf' niliiiirml for skill. vo-ordination. strc-ngth and sportsmanship. Tlwy liolcl at winning score with us, and with them- attriluutffs thc-y're surf- to lie winners in the big game of life' as wvll. Stereo S60lDE OUR STARS BASKETBALL VARSITY R G man J Dadaian R Wieboldt x z . i ' - .1 . . unl. ' or l d 1. Anderson. TN' I fl to Rizhf- First Row: Bi Plgailiglutier, R- Graham' R' Car al ee nd Row' I. Pesciotta, A- C ,eco ' K. 1 Row: K. NlcGuinnCSF-- R- House' l nson S Afferica, Coach Pervere. o 1 f ' Th pl a ten won seven lost record this year and finished in a third place tie with Memorial. Having begun the season low on the totem pole, the Indians took to the war path after Christmas vacation by winning eight out of nine games. The team was led by highscorers. Ron Gorman and Bob Graham, scoring 291 and 165 points respectively. Also sparking the team were Steve Afferica. Ken Johnson, Ray House, and Ar- nold Zunz. Joe Pesciotta, ,lack Anderson, Jack Da- daian. Arnold Perlmutter. Bruce Pearson, a d B Wieboldt h l ' n ob e ped greatly to produce this successful season. e Weehawken Redmen com 'led Special recognition goes to the J.V. squad which wound up with a 13-4 overall record and a 10-4 county record. JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right, First Row: E. Brower, 1. Mor- rison. R. Garda, G. Quirk. Second Row: H Wveil. J. Sabato F Na lc , , . gur a, E. Kennedy. Third Row: C. Fahev W R 1, . oettger, T. Rogers, M. Simonovich. 1 CHEERLEADERS ...4- --f Left to Right: I. Schmelss, Lu. ,,..--,, f Beglinger, Captaing I. Borras, R. Pruchnasski, R. Neuscnwam-51, .,. --,, HIGH SCGRER RONALD GORMAN CAUSE FOR JOY' GROUP 11 STATE CH ION S With an outstanding exhibition of teamwork Coach Purvere's Redmen', successfully defended its Group II State Championship at the Elizabeth Armory. This splen- did win over the highly rated Sayreville team enabled Weehawken to become the first team in the thirty-five year history of the tournament to achieve a total of seven championships. Plaudits are certainly in order for Ron- nie Corman who netted a total of twenty-six points . . . and to Bob Graham and Jack Anderson who peppered away at the nets. Steve Afferica and Bruce Pearson were superb in their defense of the backboard. Top point maker, Ronnie Gorman, was voted the most valuable player in the New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association basketball tournament. A sensational shooter, Ronnie scored a dazzling total of 36 points pilot- ing the Indians to a tremendous win in the semi-finals over the much favored Cranford team. In five toumey games Gorman scored 14-1 points. 106 .. 'l t COACH LES PURVERE Q 'FET A QNX' Q 4 ff , , . is W '11 ' , ,K il ,:4,'V. 4 I 2 ,, t,y, ,,V' . 5 J2, -1 -9 t Qf o If X if ogg 5 KJ i 5 Roettger, Bradley, R. liennon, Pappas, Smolnick, McGuire, H. Weiiss,7 , K Cerny. Second Row: K. lVlcGuinness, B. Graham, H. C. Fahey, A. Zunz, Coach Purvere. Third Row: D. lunch, C. Forte, R. Stratton, J. Anderson, M. T SGCCER This year the soccer team turned in another truly fine season and narrowly missed racking up its third straight state championship. The team was highlighted by a wealth of fine ballplayers such as George Forte and Pete Schwalbach, top scorers. Standout defense work was done by such staunch performers as Ron Gorman, Arnold Zunz, Kevin McGuinness, Harry Rayner and goalie, Ken Johnson. We have every hope for another great season next year when key men like Jim Sabato, George Fahey, Rich Stratton and Frank Nagurka will fomx the nucleus of the team. They will be supplemented by other promising un- derclassmen such as .lohn Wyss, Don Morrison, Art Cer- ny and Jack Anderson. It looks as though state cham- pionship soccer teams will no longer be a rarity to Wee- hawken High School as proved by recent performances. . Johnson, R. Gorman, H. Wiel, P. Schwal- ,v 1-1 :ny-so-nl--6. 'if' V , , :fa i:.-ew... .5 .... g. y, .4,i . I gr... r F' -ma., . .s 'P' -In 5il?n,: t Q, N a . ,-...sr SAVED I ! I ASEBALL TENNIS , , A S6-Alv , ' fy ' S 4 HAH' First row, left to right: G. Broemmer, R. Graham, H Rayner, S. Floriani, R. Gorman, Mr. Purvere, L. Zimmer man. Second row: J. Bianco, R. House, J. Morrison, F Nagurka, R. Garda, E. McGuire, G. Quirk, H. Wiel Third row: J. Bueckner, R. Gick, J. Anderson, J. Sabato G. Fahey, E. Kennedy. First row, left to right: R. Toffler, R. Baechtold, A. Wein- garten, S. Berman. Second row: C. Springer, P. Silver- farb, C. Piano, S. Rohan, B. Tucker, E. Brower, Mr. Beisswanger. I 25 . 8 f S .. A . . ff 'Xl , ix, I . : U fy . X f ' rv .- .L 1 ..-, -up J. i Q- Left to Right, First Row: J. Dewland, F. Pinto, J. Wall, C. Franke, B. Bueckner, E. Brower. li. Lennon, C. Pappas, R. Vezerian, S. Berman, L. Zimmerman, J. Bianco, S. llcrnstoin, li. Stiskin. Szrcoml Row: B. Hoffman, R. Bozzo, J. Morrison, J. Boots l.. Deutsch. J. lfinkleslcin, li. lleliulloche, C. Diamcnt, S. Davis, J. Hu hs, J. Belgard ll. Ilolling. I . Schlogh. Third Row: B. Tucker, A. Weingarten, H.gl7CLilli00he, J. liynn. li. Lzisky, M. Figelmann, D. Lipp, R. Greenberg, R. Holmson, E. DeLaR0che ll. Gick. Fourth Row: P. Damrosch, R. Mikalarian, H. Schroeder, J. Schoening, S. Mendelson, T. Rogers, J. Plant, B. Morden, D. Chooporian, A. Hohneker, S. Floriani Mr. Wolf. 7 7 7 7 BUYS' I TRAMURALS This Organization, under the direction of Mr. - - - .- Wolf, strives to develop good sportsmanship and fy W skill in basketball in all those who participate. The 1,5...'...q1g,5' lightning and enthusiasm showed by the boys this if X' Qfygifky' Past season demonstrate the success of these aims. vvf To promote keener competition teams were organ- ized.and captains were elected. Bruce Laskyis squad 7 fl wound up the season by copping the Intramu- W' k gf iif rals' basketball championship. Ronnie DeLaRoche's L team, displaying a great deal of agility, ran a close 1 second. The winners received keys at the end of ' ' :'f'4 the year. 110 .-was Stetb Scope ft 6 Q -:I JNL ,..J,f . 'a,,. ., Xu Xia 'L 5 Q Z -My-gy. ,K - 13, Y, e XM 1 wa ,NL t H ,,gs1,5e,f M, V 1 Q e artfelt to . ' I Vv iss A xlie s ho difetitw? the editorial as- r s in. W pect ff thefe H ' a f ve her ?iigzfQnd energy I Un,-. ,ll f Af? 'I h. F I ff., W -R ni ogg e CI'C3g1O1'1X t 1S yea w ' we 9 amp iz . . V g fr, L ,I .wk X, AA ss fMTQ Stru, el who managedmfgelmefiness end t s f fp ,Q 3. . n ' M. the Zenltlgian iwas alwaysfen halygudllth ldeas end advicefft eee .LQ iw 1 .17,V J, 1, ,. . , v:v A 4, Al R . '15 fM0i?fGarr1ty, ou ,f Class HQVISSI, who f ctetl afyeer that we'11 ever forget. ,f Mrs? Dolson, our ela asiiv r 1n ,ur ,Tumor , 7 ' , Y . f i g? .,f W ear, fiorqvhosexrwlmmeasui T35 ' ,ce we are ,K I KV ff 6 W E ,.,,,. W. 11. 2 A Coaeh Purveg ? assistance wi the sport t e's s t f - e V, V A , I ,gf .3 ,, tx . ,Qurmyfany aclfvertlsers ,and p, r ons Wlthout - s 14 Q W 5 - t Whose s yearbcjok would? ot be poss1ble. t t ,,n,tr s e -6. . f S ' Q: M rfrt 4 , ' ug, 1.1 ,',. H' ,' , f ,, Q I 3 J ADVERTISERS Arnold Aaron Barbara Aaron Mr. 81 Mrs. Aaron Mr. 81 Mrs. B. Aaron Sue Abramowitz Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Ackerman Len Ackerson Gloria Adelman .loan Aflerica Mr. 8: Mrs. S. G. 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Welland Dr. XL Mrs. E. Weisinger Carol Ann Weiss Marelynn M. Weiss Roy C. Weiss Mrs. Selma Weiss Mr. 81 Mrs. T. B. Weiss Ella Whitmer Lyn Wieboldt Marion Wieboldt Robert Wieboldt Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. Wieboldt 4'Bob Wiegartner Betty Wiesly Chick Wilkie Johnnie Wilkie Diana Williams Donald Williams Margie Williams Mary Jane Williams Williams Family Elizabeth Wilson Mrs. Wilson A. Hoover Winsick Lucinda Winston Gertrude C. Winter Warren Wiskidensky Billy Wolf Mr. 81 Mrs. Ed Wolf Howard Wolf Helgar Wolfer Adolph Wolfer Mrs. Ruth Wolfer Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Woodbury Joan Worman Richard Wosch Lloyd Young Jay Yovanovich Irene Yturbi Barbara Zarett Johanna Zatti Grace Ann Zerigel Mr. 81 Mrs. Ziegler Dorothy Ziegler Leon Zimmerman Robert Zobel Seymour Zubalsky Mrs. Mina Zuckermann Mr. 8: Mrs Robert Zulauf Matilda Zulli Mr. 81 Mrs. E. Zunz- Frankie Zweig Tommy Zweig WISHE 9 WEEHAWKEN TEACHERS' ASSDGIATIDN HART PRODUCTS UNion 7-2700 BEHRENS BROS. Fuel for Home and lndustry Automatic Heating Equipment 571 1 TONNELLE AVENUE NORTH BERGEN, N. J BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF 1954 F. 3, . 9040 SOLOAL Kompass ESSO Station 32nd Street Union City, N. J. Compliments of . . . Mr. 8: Mrs. Sam Bernstein 8300 - 3rd Avenue North Bergen, N. J. SCHMIDT'S Plant Nursery Everything for the Garden 330 HOPS LANE Secaucus, N. 1. 119 Compliments of . . . Congratulations to . . . CLASS OF '54 Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Milling DR. HARRY FIALK UNion 6-982 5 4522 HUDSON BLVD. Union City, N. J. Compliments of . . . WAlker Mr. 84 Mrs. P. Carmelengo Compliments of . . . Seth Mark Feigenson MU RRAY'S Feminine Wear 6033 Bergenline Avenue West New York, N. 1. 5-7813 A. A. SARLAT REF F ES PRINTING COMPANY 200 HUDSON STREET New York, N. Y. Best Wishes UNITED STATES UNion 7-3899 BOWLING 8: BILLIARD CORP. BILL BEGLINGER 31 ELDORADO PLACE WEEHAWKEN, N UN 7-2909 UN 7-1758 NEW TUXEDOS WEEHAWKEN Midnight Blue Maintenance Company' 89 Fulton Street Carpentry 8: Cabinel Making Single 8: Double Breasted White Dinner Jacket! Single 8: Double Brearted Fur Caper TO HIRE ARNOLD'S Tuxedos to Hire LE JAY FURS 6204 Bergenline Avenue 7622 BERGENLINE AVE We-St New York, N, J. North Bergen, N. J. 120 S. OSCAR EMBROIDERY CO. Union City, N. 1. WALTER EMBROIDERY WORKS 621 - 14th Street Union City, N. J. From a friend of SAM BERNSTEIN'S To the CLASS or 1954 SICA FLORIST Send 4 thought with the breath of Flowers 7811 Bergenline Avenue North Bergen, N. J. B. D. L. Your Chevrolet Dealer Since 1923 2812 HUDSON BLVD. Union City, N. J. Best Wishes from . . . JOHN J. HAGGERTY Weehawken, N. J. UNion 7-8974 TRUE'S DELICATESSEN Groceriex 8: Table Luxufrier Beer - Wine: - Liquor: Frozen Foodx - Bar-B-Qued Chicken 7407 Broadway North Bergen, N. J. Compliments - of - A FRIEND Compliments of . . . Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl C. Watson Compliments of . . . GEORGE L. MCNALLY WHiteha11 3-9561-7 THOMAS K. DILLON AMERICAN CARGO REPAIR CO. Cargo S wperintendence 5 STATE STREET New York 4, N. Y. The REINER Line for '54 offers textile mills complete equipment, from cone to fabric, with machines that consistently meet the highest standards of quality and performance. Since its founding 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 0 Tricot Machines - 2 and 3 bar, l68 and 84 wide 0 Kaylooms 0 Simplex Machines - double knit I Raschel Machines FOR WARPING 0 Warping Machines 0 Magazine Creels 0 Single Type Creels 0 Truck Creels 0 Skinner Racks 0 Thread Tensions - counterbalanced and disc 0 Beam Loading Wagons 0 Stop Motions - Electrical and Mechanical FOR HOSIERY 0 Four section Twin Knitters - 72 gauge for Embroidering 0 Automatic Schiffli Embroidery Machines - 10 and 15 yard lengths 0 Automatic Bobbin Winding Machines - for quilting and stitching HUBEHT HEI EILI ll. 550 - 564 GREGORY AVENUE Weehawken, New jersey UNi0n 7-0502 122 UNion 7-8120 HERMAN KRUG Hardware and Paints Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Tool! - Gidli - Ladder! Home Furnidaing! 4217 PARK AVENUE Union City, N. J. UNion 3-9080 Free Delivery PARK AVENUE MARKET Grocerie! - Meat! - Dairy - Fruit! Vegetable! - Fro!ted Food! 4105 PARK AVENUE Union City, N. J. MUrray Hill 4-6107 MERIT ROBE COMPANY Negligeej' and Robe! A. Rizl-:alla - S. Barsa 31 EAST 28th STREET New York 16, N. Y. WEbster 9-3786 Steel Window Service Co. Sales Service Repairs Commercial - Re!idential Factory Maintenance Toilet Partition! - Door Buck! ROUTE 17 at BERRY AVE. Carlstadt, N. j. 'COMPLIMENTS OF I l THOMAS J. LIPTUN, INC. makers of ' Lipton Tea and Tea Bags ' Lipton Frostee Dessert Mix ' Lipton Noodle Soup ' Lipton Tomato Vegetable Soup ' Lipton Onion Soup 1 125 L V I l 1 i V Compliments of . . . PACKARD NORTH HUDSON, Inc. HUDSON BOULEVARD, WEST NEW YORK W. 81 S. MOTORS, Inc. HUDSON BOULEVARD, WEST NEW YORK Paul Wiskidensky Compliments of . . . MR. 81 MRS. BALICH Compliments of . . . HUDSON PHARMACAI. CO. UNion 7-8931 North Hudson Beverage 8: Distributing Company Beer - Ale - Soda - Bottle: - Cam KEGS - COOLERS For Free Delivery 134 - 68th STREET Guttenberg, N. J. First National Bank of North Bergen, N. J. An Accommodating Bank in a Progressive Community 4500 BERGEN TURN PIKE Compliments - of . HANS TOBLER I Compliments of . . . I TUCKER DRUGS l0O0 Washington Street I Hoboken, N. J. I UNion 6-8678 I THE VILLAGERS Marie for All Occariom 6309 Durham Avenue Don Onorato North Berge Congratulations To Our Grandson DONALD Mr. 8: Mrs. O. Koenemund, Sr. n, N. 1. I I BISHOFFS DAIRY Distributors of FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS North Bergen, N. 254 Central Ave. Secaucus, N. J. Ml CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 THE T0 HIP OF EEHAWKE CHARLES F. KRAUSE, JR., Mayor COMMISSIONERS W. LEO BATTEN Public Safetyg Police EARL M. PURDY Public Property, Trans- portation 8: Purchasing JAMES F. MAHER, JR. Finance 8: Public Works MATHEW W. BEGOVICH Parks, Playgrounds 8: Recreation MARK T. AIELLO Public Safety Fire 8: Civil Defense Water 8: Zoning CHARLES PIZZUTA Compliments . 0f . Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard H. Reuzinsky Compliments of . . . A FRIEND Compliments of . . . Liberty Motor Freight Lines Secaucus, N. J. Compliments of . . . Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Knaster UNion 5-5 125 JOHN KAZENSKI Real Emzte - Imunmce 4214 PARK AVENUE Weehawken, N. J. UNion 7-0368 UNion 7-5840 4107 PARK AVENUE Union City, N. J. 7114 BERGENLINE AVE. No. Bergen, N. j. MARK DANIELS Furniture Upholstery - Slip Covert - Dmperief Plaza ESSO Service 1351 Paterson Plank Road Secaucus, N. J, UNion 5-5368 Select - Meats Delivered to Your Door FRANK'S Meat Market Frexb Poultry - Fiyh 4210 PARK AVENUE Weehawken, N. J. WILLIAM J. BREMMER Realtor - lmurof Secaucus, N. J. UN on M579 We MVC' A Hoboken 4-sfxoo FRED'S MARKET F. Richards, Prop. P 1 e Meat: - Poultry - Frozen Food: K Inc' I 4700 Park Aven e Weehawken, N. J. Real Emzte - mufance M Off 4 EI Co gr tulations from . . . g g BUCINO BUILDING HOME ROOM B l 40 Hudson Place Hoboken, N. j. UNion 3-1063 24 Hour Service MC KAY BROS., Inc. TRUCKING Afbes, Rubbish, and Garbage Removed Daily 278 SECAUCUS ROAD SECAUCUS, N. J. I lm I COMPLIMENTS ... Op .. TUNBSTEN-HUNT!-KET MANUFACTURING IIUMPANY 127 UNion 3-3424 Don Pastore, Modern Music Studio Instruments Bought, Rented, Soll, Repaired and Exchanged Piano, Violin, Accordian, Clarinet, Saxophone, Trumpet, Guitar, Flute and Many Other! 507 - 32nd Street Union City, N. J. HIGHLAND GARAGE Automobile Repairs Storage - Car Warhing 78 Highwood Ave. Weehawken, N. J. Compliments of . . DOROSIN 8t ZEMEL 425 North Wood Avenue Linden, N. J. UNion 5-1271 TREGER'S MARKET Beef, Lamb, Veal, Pork, and Poultry 4913 Park Avenue near 50th St, West New York, N. J. UN 3-9080 Free Delivery PARK AVENUE MARKET Grorerie! - Aledfl - Dairy - Ffllifl Vegetable! - Frozen Food! Frank Gallo St joseph DeLauro 4105 Park Ave. Union City, N. J. UNion 7-7038 ERWIN'S JEWELERS Diamond! - Wdfbfi - Jewelry 4545 Bergenline Avenue opposite 46th St. Union City, N, j. UNion 7-6900 Kathryn's Beauty Salon Hair Styli!! Permanent Wave Specialin 1417 - 44th Street By Appointment North Bergen, N. J. Compliments of . . FRED WEBER LOHMANN'S ' The Food I! Very Good 57th and PARK AVENUE Union City, N. Free Parking UN 7-2505 For Free Delivery GLEESON 'S john A. Lahiff, Prop. 3710 Park Ave. Weehawken, N. J. All Popular Brand! of Beer 8: Liquor .Imported and Dornenic Wine! 6: Liquor! UN 5-7957 Free Delivery W. E. MARKER Frozen Food! - Grocerie! Fruit! and Vegetable! 4204 Park Avenue Compliments - of . DAN STEIN UNion 5-9478 Compliments -0f- E W E ' S Rich in Flavor, Pure Cream and Fruits A FRIEND Thar's the Ice Cream We Produce. Made Frerh Daily 6201 BERGENLINE AVE. North Bergen, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF THE CUL VER TEXTILE C ORPORA T I ON 515 FIFTY SECOND STREET West New York, New jersey Compliments BEST WISHES -of- to the CLASS OF '54 JERSEY FEED FARM A FRIEND 129 COMPLIMENTS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS JOHN MORRISON, Prefident JAMES SABATO, Vice Prefident BARBARA KNIGHT, Secretary WALTER GREWE, Treaxurer 130 Phone: UNior1 5-4028 ELECTRONIC PARTS MANUFACTURING C0., Inc. 508-10 - 25th STREET Union City, N. J. Charles Dadaian - Marty Dadaian Compliments of . . . HOME ROOM HYGIENE A FRIEND Price Lace Embroidery Works 49 Cooper Place Weehawken, N. J. UNion 7-3311 Artist Supplies WM. ASH, Inc. Established 1904 6817 BERGENLINE AVE. Gurrenberg, N. j. Paint - Vamifb - WalLpaper -Sanitar Glam - Painteff' Supplier 1 151 BEST WISHES Compliments of . . . from BOB'S HARDWARE Pittfburg Paintf - Wallpaper Sanitaf Floor Covering - Houfewarex 153 FRONT STREET THE SOPHOMORE CLASS UNion 3-9625 Secaucus, N Eddie Brower -- Prefident Don Morrison - Vire Prefident FARMER U . HENRY KRAJEWSKI Lorraine Pizzuta - Secretary Dolores Pantoliano - Treafuru SECAUCUS, N. J. Compliments Compliments -Of- -of the - FAIR-TEX MILL, Inc. SOPHOMORE Compliments of . . . DANCE CLUB New jersey Machine Corporation Manufacturers of Packaging Machinery Hoboken, N. 1. Compliments of . . . H. K. Close personal contact with staff and advisor, careful judgment in processing of copy, and expert handling in production-to giue you a truer graphic reproduction of life at your school. 2l9 EAST 44th STREET, NEW YORK I7, NEW YORK BRANCH OFFICE, IZO MILK STREET, BOSTON, MASS 1 133 Compliments of . . . DANTE RIVETTI CLARENDON FUEL SUPPLY 244 Centre Avenue Secaucus, N. J. Compliments of . . . THE WOLF FAMILY DAVID BURR Clotber for Young Men 4005 Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. UNion 6-6500 PHILIPS FURNITURE CO. Furmkure, Appliances, Television, Linoleum Carpets, MartreJJeJ, Dry Goodx, Clothing 7015 Bergenline Avenue North Bergen, N. 1. UNion 5-3856 Cambridge Embroidery Works Manufacturers of I Embroiderier and Novelties 1157 Sixty-Seventh Street North Bergen, N. J. UNion 6-1950 jersey Linoleum Outlet Rugs, Broadloofnf, Linoleum Rubber and Afpbalr Tile 5904-O6 Hudson Blvd. Union City, N. 1. UNion 7-6298 E. SCHREIBER Mason Contractor Brick, Cemenl dz Planer Work Compliments of . . . Mr. 8: Mrs. Andrew Sleboda Compliments of . . . Mr. 8: Mrs. C. Kasten, Sr. GOOD LUCK from Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Wolk GOOD LUCK To the Class of '54 A FRIEND OF THE WOLKS Congratulations to EDWARD .from Mom and Dad UNion 7-9225 Futter's Fine Table Luxuries Wine, Liquor 8: Beer 1554 Paterson Plank Rd. Secaucus, N. J Compliments of . . . Mr. 8: Mrs. joseph Demarais Best Metal Products Company 124 White Street 725 Irving Street Secaums, N. J. New York City, N. Y. UNion 3-7145 A 35 A 33 MODERN BUSSES FOR HIRE Specializing in School Tripr ANN R. MOLLICA 304 - 70th Street Guttenberg, N. J. UNion 7-2353 Flowers by Wire SCHNYDER'S Flower Shop Member F.T.D. Flowery For All Occariom 6700 BERGENLINE AVE. West New York, New Jersey Congratulations from . . . CLAIRE LYSE Drerre: 7529 Bergenline Avenue UN 4-1097 North Bergen, N. J. UNion 3-0337 PLAXSUN'S Juvenile Furniture - Baby Carriages Doll: and Toy: 6207 Bergenline Ave. West New York, N. J. Compliments of . . Mr. 8: Mrs. John Rizzi and Family UNion 7-7874 CHAS. MEYER 8: SON PRIME MEATS Poultry and Proviriom 300 - 49th Street cor. Palisade Ave. Union city, N- J. UNion 3-4262 S 81 M Kosher Meat 8: Poultry Market 7603 Bergenline Avenue North Bergen, N. J. UNion 5-9712 Established CHAS. CIRINCION, Inc. Largest Dealer in the State in Linoleum, Carpetf, Broadloom, 1902 Rugf, Window Shader, Stair Stays, etc. 412-414 - 32nd St. Union City, N. J. Heart Players of Pardini's ED - RAY - VAL - JOHN - BOB UNion 3-2149 C A M Steel Rule Die Workr Manufacturers of Cutting 8: Creafing Die: 235 Seventieth Street John Carmerlengo Guttenberg, N. J. JOSEPH'S JEWELERS Gift: for All Oecafiom Bergenline at 57th West New York, N. J. UNion 7-6342 Wm. H. Mahland, Pres. One of the Nation's Largest Stove Stores MAHLAND STOVE CO. R-Oper, Magic Chef, Bengal Ga: Ranger a Many Other Make: d Ga: Heater! - Oil Heater: 4818 Bergenline Ave. Union City, N. J. Cor. 49th Street Opp. Public Service Congratulations to . . The Class of '54 from THE TOWN OFFICIALS OF Secaucus, N. J. UNion 3-1124 Established 1927 One Quality Only, The Bert CORBISIERCYS MARKET Quality Meat! - Fancy Poultry 4524 Bergenline Avenue Near 45th St. Union City, N.J. Compliments of . . . UNiOn 7,6828 G. A. G. GIANT SUPER MARKET For the Ben in Shopping 7915 Bergenline Ave. North Bergen, N. J. UNion 7-3599 EXPCITI Watch and jewelry Repairing TERRACE MEAT MARKET Demand ' 'Vfffbff - fewfffy WINSTON JEWELERS 5704 Park Avenue Tele1fi.rion Applicance: Weehawken' N' JA 5500 Bergenline Ave. Union Cary, N. J. COMPLIMENTS .. OF - BURLINGTON MILLS CCRP. Best Wishes from . . . Compliments of . . . Private Joe Morarnarco THE NELLIS FAMILY Now Stationed in KOREA Compliments of . . . HINTZ5 GARAGE MAISLIN BROS. International Freight Trafupoftatitm 3800 Park Avenue UN 7-9413 Weehawken, N. J. 400 Grace St. Secaucus, N. j - - - - - - 156 l - Congratulations to . . . Hoboken 32629 Oil Burners Repairecl and Installed BOB GRAHAM Facendola Fuel Oil Service From Ticket Deliverie: JOHN S. SABATINI Metered 8: Prompt Service 512 Garden Street Hoboken, N. 1 Compliments of . . . UNion 10110 JOHN L. FAHERTY M . 81 M . . ' r rs M Donson Department of Law 8: Public Safety Division of Motor Vehicles State of New Jersey COMPLIMENTS TEXTILE BANKING GUMPANY Inc. - FACTORS 55 MADISON AVENUE New York, N. Y. UNion 7-7558 ERSEY DAIRY J THE GIBRALTAR 7416 Broadway North Bergen, N. 1. smdmz Braful: - Lowest Price: Corrugated Paper Co., Inc. UNion 7-8900 William Bercaw Wishes You Good Luck General Electric Appliance: Secaucus Fuel Supply Co. and Success A 'z'd Dm' IN YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS 1261 Paterson Plank Rd. Secaucus, N. j. 137 1 Congratulations to the CLASS OF '54 THE BERNSTEIN FAMILY Compliments of . . . the GRAHAM FAMILY UNion 7-3217 Meadow View Service Station Victor Terranova, Prop. Auto Repairr - Tire: - Tube: Fuel Oil - Kenofene 1111 - 61st Street North Bergen, N. J. UNion 3-3125 UNion 7-8974 Call Ur for Barbecued Chicken TRUFS DELICATESSEN 7407 Broadway North Bergen, N. J. COMPLIMENTS - QF - ' A FI IEND Compliments of . . . SALLY ANN DRESS SHOP 3815 Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. Collegiate Cap and Gown Company Compliments of . . . ARNOLD EMBROIDERIES 366 FIFTH AVENUE New York City, N. Y. Graduation Apparel - Choir Robe: and Specialtiex 138 UNion 3-4227 All American Sport Shop ' We. Re-String Tennix Racket: Bowling Equipment - Banner: - Film: - Lettering - Photo Supplier - Tropbief - Uniforrnr 22 Potter Place Made to Order W k k N J 4819 Bergenline Ave. Union City, N.j. ee aw en' ' ' UNi0n 5-1712 UN 5-5556 TE 7-6600 CI. 5-2200 MAESTNO REM0 TAVERNA The Fourman Organization Music Studio Real Ertate Infarance Offices at 1011 Palisade Ave. Union City, N. J. North Bergen Teanefk Closffff UNM 59851 UNion 5-2288 MELOSH'S DUGAN'S TAXI Home Made Ice Cream 8: Candies 4212 Park Ave' Weehawken, N. J. 49l9 Bergenline Ave. West New York, N. J. Under New Management UNi0n 4-0777 UNi0n 3-5646 - 5-1422 Little League Equipment M, F. Matfes, Prop, A1 BuChanan's Sport Shop For Your Better Garments UniformJ for All Spanx PARK AVENUE CLEANERS Clubs with Small Treasuties Welcomed. U I 1 Bowling Shirt: - jacket! Largext Retail Cleaner: and Tailor: in County 4529 Broadway Union City, N. j. 5102 - 8 Park Ave. West New York, N. JJ UNion 7-9266 . Compliments NICK'S BEAUTY SALON -Of - Expert Hair Cutting by NICK Specializingdin I Permanent Waving an Hair Sty ing 6413 Bergeline Ave. West New York, N. J. UNi0n 5-9509 Fire Department CENTRAL FRUIT MARKET Fruit: and Vegetable: Frerb Daily 2001 Bergenline Ave. Union City, N. J. FORMAL WEAR TO Hire Brand New - Single Breasted Shawl Collars Fall Dre!! - White Forrnalx - Powder Blaer 89 Washlngmn Sweet Cutawayr - Tztxedor - Shoe! Hoboken, N' J' Complete Line Accersoriex JAY-AR FORMAL WEAR 4120 BERGENLINE AVE. PARK DINER Union City, N. J. Open Evenings Except Wednesday 4415 Park Ave. Union Ciry, N. J. M. Aronsberg and Son Real Eftate and Inrarance Compliments of . . . 159 1 Best Wishes . . . HARRY STELTER 95 MADISON AVENUE New York 16, N. Y. JEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS MAIQ ffm r UFACTURING ,IEWEIERS IIIIISIS 8 IZIIISI IUSIUI - 17 Jonu srnzfr, new vunx s, u.v. . mvmm RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS TROPHIES Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Feigenson USCHLESSINGERSH Bergenline Avenue 8: 58th Street West New York, New jersey Compliments of . . . Mr. Benjam Best Wishes from . . . I in Altman LESTER GERSON 3508 Park Avenue Weehawkm, N. J. 140 UNion 3-2920 WALTER GLOCK AGENCY I ruurance CAPITOL THEATRE BUILDING Union City, N. J, Compliments of . . . OTTO COOPER UNion 6-1300 If it pertains to Windows! Contact: KOTA PRODUCTS, Inc. 6872 West 18th St. Weehawken, N. J. Manufacturers of Aluminum Windowx and Doon. UNion 3-9371 SUPEL'S HALL 249 Secaucus Road Secaucus, N. J. Orchestra Every Sat. Nite Helen dc Eillean Huebner UNion 7 -9646 GUSTAV HAMMANN Homemade Ice Cream - Cbocolaia Ice Cream Cake: - Luncbeonette 126 - 48th Street Union City, N. J. Office Tel.: UN 3-3191 D 8: G Furniture - Repairing General Woodwork 4607 Park Ave. Union City, N.j. UNion 7-5495 HUDSON T AILORING CO. Frank Acinapura The Home of Fine Clothes New York Ave. and 44th St. Union City, N. J. UNion 7-9788 If: Good! Freth Candies for Everyone Horton's Ice Cream Van's Ice Cream Parlor and Luncheonette 99 Liberty Place Weehawken, N. J. i Compliments of the . . . Mancuso, Barnhard 8: Keeser Families Compliments of . . MR. 8: MRS. ROWOHLT Compliments of the . . . P A L UNion 5-509l MAXINFS fSp-ormuear - Girdle: - Hofiery - Lingeriej 4620 Bergenline Ave. Union City, N. J. UNion 7-7997 CHARLES A. BINDA ARCHITECT 328 Forty-Eighth Street Union City, N. J. Compliments of . . . Imperatore Quality Furniture Store 3606 - I0 New York Avenue UN 7-1923 Union City, N. UNion 7-1309 Sale: - Service - Rental: - Suppliex Union Business Machines Company 4812 Bergenline Ave. Union City, N. J. Compliments of . . JOHN K. BOEHN UNion 7-8028 Alexander Thane 8: Son Plumbing - Heating - Oil Burner: 4708 PARK AVENUE Weehawken, N. J. ANDREWS Scientific Watch Repairing Bjorn S. Andrews 119 - 48th Street Union City, N. J. UNion 5-6779 SAF ER CLEANERS 119 - 60th St. West New York, N. J. 128 - 48th Street Union City, N. J. UNion 5-8110 FUEL OIL Henry Keil 8: Sons, Inc. Oil Burner: Automatic Heating Equipment 3408 HUDSON AVENUE Union City, N. J. UNion 7 -987 9 LOUIS BOYARSKY Ruftcraft Greeting Cardr Cigarx, Stationery, Toy: and Periodical: 4200 Park Ave. Weehawken, N. J. WILLIAM BEHRENS Community Grocer UNion 3-5134-5 HOLLYWOOD F LORIST Unique Creation: Bergenline Ave. at 35th St. Henry J. Knoll Union City, N. J UNion 7-1590 PETERMANN CO. Manufacturers of High-Grade Carbonated Beverage: 109-11 - 36th Sr. Union City, N. J L. J. RAD, jewelers 6011 BERGENLINE AVE. at 60th St. West New York, N. Youth'r proudert achievement if tradition- ally rewarded with a fine watch or a gift of jewelry. Compliments of . . . TRENZ'S MARKET Secaucus, N. j. Compliments of . . . Margolis Stationery Co. Established 1900 3506 Bergenline Ave. Union City, N. J. UNion 3-7230 CIRELLI'S Shoe Service All Types of Orthopedic Work and Shoe Adjusting. Doctor's Prescriptions Filled. 4707 BROADWAY 4800 Park Ave. Weehawken, N. J. Union CKY, N- 5 Compliments of . . . Best Wishes from . . . WILLIAM MAC PHERSON TR UCKING HELEN CONOVER Beauty Salon UNion 7-9775 BILL ZEEB, Treas. BILLS DINER, Inc. 1262 Paterson Plank Rd. 4307 PARK AVENUE Union City, N. J. SCCHUCUS, N- J- C opposite North Hudson Hospitalb Best Wishes - ' - Compliments of . . . CLASS OF 1954 JOSEPH SCHNEIDER Congratulations A Class of 1954 Arkush Embroidery Works Guttenberg, N. J. COMPLIMENTS -oF- I A Jim 23.0. nc. M H ousecoatf, Barmrobe, N egligeex NEW YORK, N. Y. 145 K - .!' R I -yr - -lit. , e a J? i N2 D XX P S. They buy their '- CAMPUS TOGS 1' . 2 IA S , .. Q L I if Y 5 'IL' if Ei u . I' ! af- QN I -Q 5. r-cl-cl-zy xv' '. 2 0?- P . 'D at .CGW 5 i fr X . -4, -I I 1- 4-Q I' 1 ' . fs If lr, . ,J 1 ai 'h ' Q, F . P +I 4. ,f 8.5 : .q'I., -t2'.1 ' , 1214 Y 4' ,- - ' 4 -4. I A '41, , .. ,, l.A4.v .3 I I 1 9 .V J 5 D Borgonlino Avenue, 35Ih Oo 36th Shoah, Union Cify ., I 1'fmu.' l4,X'fnn 3-61100 . . . lz.'f,,fu fmmfvi---c'l.i1f..-far rs-mon UNion 5-7190 For Your Prom Gown GOOD LUCK Tes' An Bridal Shoppe and 5121 Bergenline Avenue Wes: New York, Nr J. SUCCESS I0 the Compliments of . . . GRADUATES Mr. 8: Mrs. Erwin K. Weitz MUrray Hill 4-5777 Fashions by T I D A L ENGINEERING CO. MARILYN NE W YORK Robe: - Negligeef 34 EAST 30th STREET New York 16, N. Y. Hoboken, N. J. Compliments of . . , I ALEXANDER DRIVEAWAY COMPANY, InC. WEEHAWKEN, NEW JERSEY UNM 64848 UNion 7-1705 Losquadro Coal Corporation Coal - Fuel Oil - Koppen Coke - represented by William Losquadro Jghg Stanley CO., IUC, Yard I 1955 Park Ave. Weehawken, N. J. ' Dlvlslon of Quaker Soap' h Chip Soaps, Detergents and Powders I UN1on 3-4123 R d d B f en efefs an UYCIS O J, TAFFARO LUMBER CO, Greare, Fat, Scrapr, Bones and Skim' Sacb - Door: - Screen: - Cabinetx and Special Millwork - Plywood - Trim - Moulding 330-354 SECAUCUS ROAD y 509 Fifty First st. West New York, N. J. Secaucus' N' J' GOOD LUCK Your raduation re resents an im ortant milestone in our ro ress. P 1 Y As you move ahead to new goals, may continued success reward your efforts. So . . . con ratulations and best wishes for a ha ros- 9 perous future. EUMMUNWEALTH TRUST EUMPANY UNION CITY North Bergen - Weehawken Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 145 Compliments of . . . Compliments .0f. Home Room English III A FRIEND PAUL'S DINER PAUL AMICO, Prop. State Highway 3 Secaucus, N I Dlilaware 3-6928 LANG HARDWARE CO. 1755 Hudson Blvd. cor. Cator Ave. jersey City, N. llardufare, Plumbing Supplier, Paint, Mid Ilome Furnifhingr We Rent Floor Sanders HOHNEKER'S DAIRY 807 - 74th STREET North Bergen, N. J. Established 1898 146 Compliments of . . . MAX D. FORREST and Family UNi0r1 7-1435 Flowers By Wire F LOWERLAND Flowerx for All Occasion: 2115 Bergenline Ave. Ray Luciani Union City, N. J. Compliments of . . . Home Room English V Llixington 2-5542 Manufacturers of Robe! - Negligeex - Home Coats' JAN - LOU CREATIONS, Inc. Mitchell Auda - Charles Barsa 27 EAST 31st STREET KEESSEERIQS 2703 Hudson Blvcl. North Bergen, N. I, UNion 3-9807 IDEAL BAR 81 GRILL Where Good Friend: Meet 146 Front Street Secaucus, N. J. George Heim, Prop. Henry Helm, Mgr. UNion 5-5566 UNion 5-9427 Catering - Beefxteakf - Concersions LOUIS S. NAHHAS 324 - 44th STREET Union City, N. J. CFormerly at the Playdromeb 136 - 48th STREET Union City, N. J. Compliments of . . . Mr. 8: Mrs. Otto Mack UNion 5-9874 Gibson Rustcraft Hallmark Norcross Greeting Cards CERVENY'S F. W. Snowflack, Prop. New Yofk 16' N' Y' 2108 Bergenline Ave. Union City, N. J. Stationery, Toyx, Gamer, Model Supplies UNion 7-4341 L. F L A A K BEER - WINE - LIQUOR 4514 PARK AVENUE WEEHAWKEN, N, Established 1925 All Cleaning Done on Premises SAIFIEIR CILEANIEIRS main store branch 12-48 STREET 119-60 STREET Union City, N. J. West New York, N. J. UNion 5-6779 UNion 7-6036 UNion 5-4558 Congratulations from . . . CHARLES HUBNER, JR. Mr. 81 Mrs. Stephen Hoover Ocean Pearl Button: and Family 769 - 9th Street Secaucus, N. J. Union 6-5882 CHARM JEWELERS Singer Sewing Machine Co. 1271 Patterson Plank Rd. Secaucus, N.j. 3518 Bergenline Avenue Ambrose Soldavini Union City, N. 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