West Side High School - Lamp Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

The Class of January presents... 7 e 195t 25 YEARS 1926 - 1951 25 YEARS 1926 - 1951 We, the Graduating Class of January 1951, dedicate this yearbook to West Side High School, in honor of the 25th anniversary of our school. For a quarter century many students have passed through these portals to become leading citizens of this great nation. It is with regret that we leave our Alma Mater as did our many predecessors. Dear to our hearts we will always hold the memory of the happy years we have spent with our teachers and fellow classmates. Hail and Farewell Graduates: You are leaving us today carrying our stamp of approval. We don't mean by this that we are sure you are a finished product. Rather we look upon you as a product that we have had for only a limited time. We have noted progress in your development. We look at you in wonder at times, fearful of your immaturity and unpreparedness, yet aware of your confidence that you are ready for the life beyond the school portals. We are hopeful that you know you are by no means a finished product. We trust that the work you have done at West Side will win a start for you in your next endeavor, be it work, college, or marriage. If you leave us with an unsatisfied intellectual curiosity, with a willing- 25 YEARS 1926 - 1951 • 25 YEARS 1926 - 1951 • 25 YEARS 1926 - 1951 • Edgar K. Dawson 'VtC - ness to work, with an attitude of responsibility toward your fellow-men and your God, we can be rather content. Your education, formal and extra curricular, is still of high school level. We know you will not be satisfied to remain a “high school kid.” You have a start. Your class rating will tell you how good a start it is. But that is all it is. Your enjoyment of life will depend on your satisfying yourself that you are doing your best in your job. college, home, and church. In all of these things the greatest joy you will get will be from knowing that you are growing. You cannot be satisfied that your are just the man or woman today that you expect to be at 21 or 25. You should expect to grow just as steadily to fifty and over and over. Perhaps growth is life's greatest and most enduring satisfaction— growth in the finer, richer, nobler aspects of living. 5 YEARS 1926 - 1951 • • 25 Anna M. Flanagan j ?tt rffrfenecCa£io t fo We, the Graduating Class of January 1951, wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to our class advisers, Miss Anna Flanagan and Mr. Lewis Prag, for their help in making our senior 6 activities successful and memorable. We shall always remember with deepest affection, the time they have given us in order to make our senior year the happiest in our school careers. 7 Senior 'ityotite IRoow ?eac tesiL CHARLES J. HARTMANN HARRY LEWIS ANDREW G. SISKA 25 YEARS 1926 - 1951 • 25 YEARS 1926 - 1951 • 25 YEARS 1926 - 1951 JA.T-% ,i3 K r J (fantnitte L 19 Tom Louis Baisamo BALS 342 Littleton Avenue Senior Reception Committee; 4B-4A Banker Photography Club. His is a fame that never ends; For he eaves a trai of faithful friend .' William John Baker JOSE- 52 Norwood Street Senior Reception Committee. As he sees you potting by. He greets you with a casual 'Hi' Grace Frances Barbier GRACIE 64 North 7th Street G. W. A Representative; Girls' Service Club; Senior Reception Committee; Yearbook Committee; Typing and Biography Committee; SWACS; Science-Movies Club; Wcstoman Reporter; International Relations Club; Latin Club. • . “Her witty jest. her freguenfftm e; Makes her friendship pweilfvr6rthwhile.'’ I Marilyn Myrtle Beil LYN 33 Melrose Avenue Senior Reception; Yearbook Committees; Girls' Service Club; Latin Club. Though modett and gentle, the rules her own ambition. Succettful but still not a grind. 20 Dorothy Wilma Benko •DOTTY 365 Hunterdon Street She was always quiet. Donna Dorathea Bellanton DEE 443 South J6th Street Senior Reception. So sweet and gentle. So quiet and sentimental. Ann Edith Bernstein BERNI 492 South 13th Street Yearbook Committee; Art and Photography Committees; Features Committee; Senior Reception; SWACS; Westonian; G. W. A. Alternate; Girls’ Service Club; Handbook. The devil hath the power to assume a pleasing shape. Marion Mary Biancone MAR 4S5 South 12th Street Banker; Auditor; Senior Reception. Petite, gentle, and sweet, A person who is hard to beat. 22 A pretty miss topped with intel i enee. Ruth Ann Buxton “RUTHIE 371 South 7th Street Eleanor Barbara Buthmann 401 Springfiold Avenue Senior Reception. Purchasing. Refreshment; Senior Yearbook, Biography, features; Art and Photography. Capable. clever and gay. an all-around girl in every way. Dominick Angelo Calabrese CAL 174 Newton Street Basketball; Reception Committee; Mixed Chorus. Always joking, laughing ond eating-wonderful personality. tkPisr ■ C George Callahan 509 South 17th Street Freshman Baseball Team; Senior Reception Committee. His charm and good manners have brought many a difficult situation to end. Janice Capaccio INCHES 27 Grand Avenue Italian Club-G. W A. Alternate: International Relations; Westonian Reporter and Sales Manager; Senior Senator: Glee Club; Biology Club: Attendance Office; Yearbook Committee; Library Club. Her face is her fortune and it leads into quite a nice little figure. Concctta Marie Campagna 520 South 10th Street Attendance Office Staff; Senior Reception. Friend to all. foe to none. Vito Michael Capobianco •SPEEDY 219 South 7th Street Band and Orchestra. If work interferes with pleasure, why work5' Ralph Charles Capoxzi -CAP-100 South 8th Street Ital.an Club; Hall Patrol. •' keep my thoughts to myself. Anthony James Carp CARPY 405 South 10th Stree Piano Player. “Pleating per tonality—always and a triend.'' r Joseph John Caputo WILLIE PEP 367 Littleton Avenue Cron Country. ’48. '49. '50; Dance Band: Freshman Baseball. Hit witty iett. hit frequent tmile. makes his friendship well worthwhile. Elizabeth Candis Carr 90 Ninth Avenue Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Home Room Banker. Loves James; cheerful—and a swell personality.” Pat Augustine Casale FASOOLINE 158 Bruce Street Freshman Baseball '48; Boys Corridor Patrol '48; Mixed Chorus '48. Men of few words ore the best men. 26 27 Dominick Joseph Cifrodella •DOM” 224 South 10th Street Italian Club; Visual Aids; Hall Patrol. Never a dull moment . . . quick with sharp answers . . . witty guy.” Anna Madeline Colo PEPSIE” 462 South 12th Street Senior Senator; Yearbook Committee Senior Reception; Italian Club; G- W. A. Placement Otficc; Home Room Banker Girl’ Glee Club. “When laughing Ann comes down the street, the sun comes out as well! Anne Gloria Correale BUG- 14 Dassmg Avenue 4B-4A Senator; Yearbook Committee: Senior Reception Committee; Usherette; West-oman Reporter; Girls Basketball. •'Popular . . . beautiful smile . . . loves eating, sports and Gabe. Emanuel Dom Civitano -MANNY- 75 Speedway Avenue Varsity Cross Country; Boys Glee Cli4 Always making out . . . never without his oil truck. 28 29 enc John DeV, e Reo . M9 sou 0und. ,nCOe ,C° e—_ - S5r UL DieW 0 g. s n or Cojton fef £ � •G.ntl n ft hY‘ no O.Gco-9e , 0 co,,'' o; to do. d,d rfeiw vT rss -r? p— 1 v «+ ' r,.„ Soo« aCS. vj«e out ; L S 33 Marie Marion Gamba •PUGGY 421 South 15th Street SWACS; Senior Reception; Attendance Of ficc; Biography Committee; Typing Com mittce. What a lass; what a wit. In the best of company, a perfect fit. Anne Frodelly DARK EYES'' 119 Telford Street Senior Reception. A snappy line, an engaging g The heart of many a man sh William Jennings Garber JUST PLAIN BILL- 303 South 18th Street G. W. A. President; Senior Senator; Treasurer of Inter-Scholastic Council; Senior Recoption Committee. Chairman; Year Book Committee. I. R. Club. Never too busy to help others . . . r rs -w4 rrunr t ' Robert Norman Garrabrant -NORM- 120 Vermont Avenue Track; Cross Country; Senior Reception; G. W A. Repcrscntative; Year Book Features. Art and Photo Committees. Always with the girls . . . full of mischief . . . jokes and freckles. Si bAar orie Louise Gatling •MIDGIE 16 Bergen Street Dramatic Club: Mixed Chorus; Glee Club; Home Room Banker; Library; All City Chorus; Science Movies Club. Nice personality; soft spoken; likes to sing and act. 0 J fheresa 506 South Orange Avenue ; Orchestra: Football Band; Dane Tior Reception; Yearbook Typir J r;endly person. Band; Orchc Band: Senior ... Committee. A pleasing and friendly 35 _ Harriet Greenberg 7 ( 5.4 south 16th sueet Stok g$ Af=?Sfflty'■Comm.tto. W-T; nic„ gir. you coown-t � Jerry Gordetsky •GILITZ 493 South 13th Street Varsity Track; G. W. A. Congressional Committee; Yearbook Featuros. Art and Photo Committee. Tall arid dark with a winning personality, well poised in hit manner. lia Filomena Grippo AMY” 68 Sandford Place Italian Club; Senior Reception; onal Relation Club; Science Hub; Junior Achievement; 4 A dest as her blushing shows, opy as her smiles disclose H James Richard Growney JIMBO 23 Ninth Avenue Freshman Basketball; Freshman Football; Freshman Baseball. 4'nbitiovs. intelligent, likes to cut Clast loafing. 36 37 Ruth Martha Hopper SQUARE ROOT 187 Brookdale Avenue International Relations Club; G. W. A. Representative; Social Committee; Senior Reception Committee; French Club; Yearbook Committee; Science Movies Club; Decoration and Invitations Committee; Art and Photography; Biographies Features. Thomas John Henry, Jr. TOE-MOUSE 80 Monticcllo Avenue Cross Country; Westonian Reporter; Senior Reception; Indoor Track; Freshman Base- I laugh with the world. The world laughs with Lucindia Hosley CINDY-340 West Kinney Street Library Club. Continual cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom. Anthony John Houghton TONY 65 Chelsea Avenue s arsity Track; Varsity Cross Country; Freshman Track ; Freshman and J. V. Football; Photography Club; Boys' Service Club. ••A likable fellow with a host of friends.” 'Cute, pretty smile, sweet personality. Harry Jacob JAKE 485 Fourteenth Avenue Varsity Football, '48. 49.'50; Varsity Base-bail. '49. ’50. Men of lew words are often the best kind of men. Mary lorio MEAT BALL-481 South 11th Street 48 Senator: 4A Senator; Senior Biography Committee; Art and VhofGgta vy Committee; June Usherette. - s . Her smile her teeth, her curl hStr; this girl's type is very rare. Alex Rocco lerubino ••JIG- 388 South llth Street Senior Reception; 4A Banker. Photography Club. Brown hair and eyes, full of fun, sharp dresser, lovable personality. Betty Jean Jackson PUGGY 17 Livingston Street Library Club. Mixed Chorus; Glee Club; Voice. 39 Sondra Rosalyn Katz •SANDY- 540 South 16th Street Liorary Club; International Relation ; Science Movie ; Senior Reception; G. W. A. Representative, Handbook Committee. A itt e nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.” William H. Jamieson •BILL 315 Kerrigan Boulevard His personality shall endure in all the tenses, past, present and future. John Kerner 119 Norwood Street Varsity Football. 2 yrs.; Freshman Football, i vr • G W. A. Representative; Senior Senator; Senior Reception Committee; June ‘50 Commencement Ushers. “Aar—abla. athletics, full of fun. his pood Zooks are iked by everyone. Floyd Luther Kee •FLOYDIE-BOY 266 Eleventh Avenue Dance Band; Football Band. Handion . flick with girls, all around good guy. ’ 90 Ronald Bernard Klubert •RONNEY 50 Columbia Avenue Although we grant he had much wit, he wat very thy at using it. __ Susan Cathryne King -s. SUE 704 South 17th Street G. W. A.; Dramatics: Senior Reception. Watch the mischief in her eyes. Claire Freida Koenig ••LITTLE CLAIRE 602 South 18th Street Chairman of the G. W. A. Publicity Committee; Senior Reception, Yearbook Committee; G. W. A. Representative; Westonian Agent; Class Banker; Dramatic Club; Photography Club; G. W. A. Representative to Princeton. Sweet things come in small packages. Delores Mary Kordanish DEE 695 South 20th Street Receptionist; Senior Reception. A favorite person among her friends. 217 Wc t End Avenue Science Movio Club (Treasurer); French Club; G. W. A. Reprcvcniative; Math Club; Latin Club; Junior Achievement Company president 2 yrs.); Honor Society. “Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Motria Theodota Kulchycka “DOTA 109 Prince Street Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Dominic Richard Lambusta “LAMB 518 Fifteenth Avenue Senior Reception Committee; Boy ' Service Club; 4B Uihen. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. He really is a lamb. Larry E. Lcngle “LINGUIWE” 720 South 19th Street Vanity Swimming, '48. '49; Vanity Crow Country. '49; Corridor Patrol. His curly hair makes women care. AkrtVvur Unhnte ••chuO 70 Survvct Avenue fAa Y crr V� c Qufb; Science KNovie CAub. A good looking fellow with a twinkle in hi eye 3 - � «yc ReccpVvorv Committw, VAorn Kodv oc '■fcattiook. CfimmWtcg; C “A pretty m v topped MettW into fMffgy «o G.W.A. 3 Terms; Twirlers; National Honor Society; Wcstonian Reporter; 4B-4A Senator; Commercial Club; Orchestra; Usherette; G W. A Representative- Senior Reception; Yearbook Committee; SWACS; G. W. A. Publicity Committee. Dancing eyes that send forth lSfl£ ‘„ nd make the darkest places bright. Robert Francis Maher BOB 309 Kerrigan Boulevard Math Club; Internahc lRejahon Club Science Movies Club. Latin Club. A classmate honest and true, and furtherrrxw a worker too. Eieanor Ruth Mackic •ELE 84 Stuyvesant Avenue Marie Judith Maianga 445 South 6th Street Library Club; G. W. A. Handbook Club; Banket. Representative •A happy smile tor every day. she gave to all who came her way. vy •v. y Jerry J. Malnak 83 Tuxedo Parkway Varsity Swimming; J.V. football. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. 44 Ada Josephine Manna •COOKIE 457 South 14th Street Senior Reception; Invitations Committee: Usherette; Yearbook Biography Committee; G. W. A. Representative; SWACS; Socialc Club. Her dark eye and smile could warm the coldest heart. X Franklin Marcelli FRANKIE 496 South 14th Street Freshman Baseball; Hall Patrol. Silence is a virtue, but with him it’s a rarity Michael Louis Mango MIKE-253 Fairmount Avenue Italian Club. He’s shy, but shyness fools no one Vito F. Manno VI- 525 Fifteenth Avenue Dramatics Club; Latin Club; Science Movies riub- Cheerleader; G. W. A. Alternate. Yearbook Comm.ttee; Senior Reception Committee. Math Club ••Hit Wit. his smile and friendly JV ; will make him a favorite all h«s day . «5 William Anthony Martin •BILLY 169 Chadwick Avenue Vanity Football. '48. 49. 50; Varsity Track; Freshman Football. ‘47; National Football Club of America. Hit jolly ways and friendly sty e; never without his wonderful smile. Joseph Michael Marchesano JUNIOR 275 Hunterdon Street National Honor Society (President); Science Movies Club (Vice President); Math Club; French Club; Junior Achievement (President). A rare combination of wisdom and persona ity. Eileen Frances Mason BOOTSIE 68 Boyd Street SWACS; Library Club; 4B Reception Com-mittec. A smite for every friend and a friend tor every smile. Sidney B. Mason “SID- 430 South 15th Street Sports Editor Westonian; Science Movies Club (President); Dramatics Club (Vice President); G. W. A. Representative; 4B-4A Senator; Math Club; Yearbook Committee; Senior Reception Committee; Latin Club; School Representative to Newark 'Neither too careless nor too Neither too serious nor too sa hAa at w'° ■ « m c t£ u. a - jc 5 JuCl ' tu9ene « ' 'TC ... «, ' 5- 47 Janet Ida Mohr JAN 502 South 19th Street Twirlcrs, G. W. A. Vico President; Lamp Speech; Senior Reception; Yearbook Committee; Commencement Usherette. To her. her beauty is a secret, to the world it it acknowledged. Jane Ann Moglia JANIE-93 Alexander Street Banker; Twirlcrs; Senior Reception; Year book Typing Committee. Sweet and demure, timple and pure. Lois Mooney LO” 102 Eastern Parkway International Relations Club. Girls' Service Club. Dramatics Club. Senior Reception Committee. She hat a laugh that's full of fun, and a dispotition at bright as the tun. Mary Cecilia Morgenthicn SIS 92 Mead Street Senior Reception Committee; Yearbook Committee. Typing. Features. Art and Photo. t as her blushing shows, happy as her smiles disclose. Modest � 8 and thy .. . likes baseball especially the Dodgers. Dorothy Ann Neubert DANNI 78 Finlay Place G. W. A. Rcprcicntative. Social and Sect. Committee . Senior Senator; Secretary of I. R. Club; Current Problem Club. Trca-iurcr of French Club; Yearbook Committee; Science Movie Club. Bright and pleasant, sweet and nice, lots of pep and lots of spice. Carl Louis Murray LOU 108 Camden Street Staoe Crafter . Boy 1 Corridor Patrol. West onian Agent. Sharp dresser . corny jokes smooth talker . likes girls. - Alfred Barnfield Morrison 15 Highland Street ••ALLY Rose Leah Neafsey DOLL 412 Grove Street Commercial Club. Art Club. To know her is to like her. 80 South 8th Street Westonian. Cheerleader ; SWACS; Yearbook Committee. 'They say you're an angel with wonderful charms. Constance Theresa Nogiewich CONNIE 580 South 18th Street National Honor Society; Commercial Club, Treasurer; Westonian Business Staff. Bookkeeper; Senior Reception Committee Co-chairman; G. W. A. Publicity Committee; G. W. A. Club Representative; Home Room Banker; Photography Club; Girls' Service Club; Art Club. Character is higher than intellect, yet she has both. Charles Ossner •CHAR- 35 Jacob Street Baseball; Basketball; Library Club. Happy-go-lucky-always free, why aren't they all as content as he? Angela Marie Palvino ANGIE- 365 Fourteenth Avenue 4B-4A Senator; June Usherette, Senior Reception. Chairman; Purchasing Committee. A sparkling eye. a light step, a little gal (a i ruirs Sophie Pappas CHICKEN 345 Sooth 12th Street Senior Reception Committee. Her smile is like a little wedge, that often keeps us from the edge, of getting sad or feeling blue—we ove to lee her smile, don't you? Grace Mary Papaleo NOOCHY” 520 Sooth 18th Street Wcstonian; Head Accountant. Commercial Club; Band; Orchestra; Football Band; Yearbook Typing Committee. A disposition sweet and fair, with a very nice and friendly air. Angela Marie Paradise TRIPPY” 421 South 15th Street Cheerleader ; Senior Reception Committee; Yearbook Committee; Italian Club; SWACS; Attendance Office; June Uihercttc. To know her is to love her. and everybody knows her. Frank Ben Parisi -CHUCK- 16 Smith Street G. W. A. Rcprcicntativc. Senior Reception Committee. Boys1 Service Club. June Uiher. He rust loves the girls . . . girls . . . girls, and they love him for his curls ... curls ... curls. Dorothy J. Payesko ••JOKEY’ 528 Fifteenth Avenue Handbook; 4B Senator; Senior Reception Bankers; June Usher. Simple end ne.it end always sweet.'' Virginia Patterson ••GINGER-73 South Orange Avenue Junior Achievement. If she could meet herself—she would be proud of her acquaintance. Marie Michel Perilli MICKIE 382 South 19th Street Senior Reception Committee; Yearbook Committee. Art and Photo; Vfottoman Salesman. Friendly to all. she'll answer your call. Winifred Zetoa Perlman ••WINNIE- 607 Eighteenth Avenue Girls' Service Club; Westoman Reporter Wcstoman Class Agent. A mind to admire, a nature to inspire. Jean Ann Perna BtANS” 409 South lth Street Chw e4d««, Captain: Senior Reception; Decoration Committee. Co-chairman. June Usherette; SWACS. Yearbook Committee. Art and Photo; G. W.A. Representative. Cute and pay. nice in every way.' Anthony Frank Peterpaul TUMAflSH1 622 South Orange Avenue Baseball. 2 yr .; Football. 3 yts •’I've been dying lot four years. Now I'm going to live. George Louts PetroneWa vou‘r% ,;ufw fO uone j3 t; aiinw.. Rose Marie A. Portuese •RO 450 South 16th Street 55 Joan Winifred Reilly JOAN IE 19 South Muon Avenue Wcstonian, Sale Staff; Latin Club; Girl ' Service Club; Corridor Patrol Club. Laughing and gay at work and play. Mary Alice Reid TINY 266 Prince Street Westoman Sales Manager; Girls' Service Club; 4B Senior Reception Committee; Art and Photography, Features Committee. Biography. Silence is one of the greatest arts of conversation. Marie Ann Reinhart HONEY” 227 Sixteenth Avenue Senior Reception; Senior Usher; Handbook Committee; Banker; G W. A. Alternate. Sweet things come in small packages. James Joseph Roberts JACQIIOT 39 Abbotsford Avenue J.V. Football. If half we tell the girls were true. The world would be in strange confusion. 56 Estelle Rosenberg ESSIE 520 Eighteenth Avenue Honor Society (Treasurer); Twirlers; Orchestra: Debating Club; SWACS; G. W. A. A girl worth knowing and worth knowing Helen Barbara Rosenthal EENIE 22 Speedway Avenue Girl ' Service Club; Corridor Patrol: Reception Committee: Wettoman; Latin Club. Pretty and full of fun a friend to everyone. Irwin Ruback RU 161 Sunset Avenue Band; Dance Band; Tenni Team; Weston-ian Sport Writer. Let every man look before he leapt. Nick Antony Rubulotta RUBE 447 South 7th Street Varsity State Championship Cross Country. 1949 Team; J. V. Track Team, 1950. The world is like a mirror, reflecting what you do, And if your face it smiling, it smiles right back at you. Eleanor Anne Sabold ELLEN-59 Pine Grove Terrace National Honor Society; Twirlcrs. 1948; Assistant Maiorette. 1949, 1950; G. W. A. Representative; Latin Club. Orchestra; Senior Reception; Invitations and Decoration Committee; Yearbook Biography; Features and Art and Photo. Committee; Science Movies Club; Social Dancing Club. ’■Personality is to a woman As a scent is to a flower. Jules Irwin Savin -DORK- 2 Columbia Avenue Senior Senator, 1950; I R. Club; Band; Orchestra; Dance Band; Mixed Chorus. For the more a man knows, the more worthy is he. 208 Kerrigan 8ou!cvard Yearbook Features and Art and Photo Committee; Senior Senator; Usher; Treasurer Stamp ana Com Club; Science Movies Club; Track Team; Banker; Auditor. 59 c oscSc- rt yc� ' bo° ? ' • M. . ,M C.of''” ' ch� ,,Tlt W0 1,n' Nn9 65 fw«' $ b'� V� a ,y word of «« � KW . £ � ' ■ aoW � «ru sr . ,v„««v YC«‘' 00 T'...«.. - Otis Slade 14 Hunterdon Football. Has a way with girls; a always gets thi Joyce Joan Skinner JOY 410 Thirteenth Avenue Wc� toman Reporter; Latin Club; Senior Reception Committee; Science Movie Club; Yearbook Committee. SWACS; International Relation Club. There's a smile on her face There's o twinkle in her eye. Joseph Richard Smith JOE 538 South 11th Street G. W. A. Reprc cntative; Senior Senator. Tall . . . dark . . . curly headed . . . very handsome ... his pleasing personality Is but one of his many assets. Norma Joyce Snyder NORM 227 Kerrigan Boulevard She is so quiet and demure Maybe so, but don't be sure. Lillian Louise Sporn -PAT 38 Halstead Street Band; Orchestra; G. W. A. Representative Not too serious, not too gay Just a real sport in every way. Louise Natalie Spina ••LOU 104 Oak Street Senior Reception Committee; Senior Senator; G. W. A. Representative; Vice President of SWACS; Attendance Office; Italian Club. Her voice is sweet and shy She's easy on the eye. Raymond Sherwood Stcingall SUM 527 South 18th Street Freshman Football. A talkative chap—a friend to all With an air of mischief known by all.' Donald Edward Steinman DOC 680 Springfield Avenue Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Freshman Football; Freshman Baseball; Home Room Banker. His smile draws people to him . Can it be his dimples? Hmmm??? 63 64 Joseph David Vitaliano VIGILANTE 198 Fairmount Avenue Library Club; Italian Club; Science Movie Club; Visual Aids Club; G- W. A. Delegate The world's no better if wo worry; Life's no longer if we hurry. Albert Edward Vencxia HUMPHREY- 124 Newton Street A big brood man whose face speaks of on honest heart within. Cecelia Anne Valeri CEIL” 20 Gladstone Avenue Westonian; G W. A. Representative; Girls' Service Club; International Relations Club; Executive Committee. A smile for every friend end a friend for every smile. Eleanor Lorraine Vander Wall •BUNNIE 54 North Munn Avenue Senior Reception Committee; Home Room Banker; G. W. A. Representative; Decorating Committee. There's never room for sadness when we see your cheery smile. It always has the same sweet look, it's never out of style. 65 Eugene Voigt GENE 26 Valley Street r,... Country. Corridor Patrol; Wcstonian Photograph-••AAjnv a dull cIan has been brightened by hi witty remarks. Wilma Ruthie Walker WILLIE 48 Thirteenth Avenue SWACS; Orchestra; Library Club; G.rl ' Scrv.ee Club. Cheerleaders; Home Room Banker; French Club; Senior Reception Committee. A merry heart maketh a ch tflul countenance.' Lillias Anita Way MILKY WAY 406 South 7th Street Corridor Patrol; Guidance Office; fice. Her happy smile and gaiety bright, have added to her friends delight. 66 C a� ottc _ou'tse Xaw V aU. MICKS ” %2 South 7th Street Senior Reception; Corridor Patrol. 'A person worth knowing it it friendship YOU want. S te don kvettf Weiss OON 14 Hcetwood Ptace french Club. President; J.V. National Honor Society. N4ath Chib. Room Alternate; .R. Ch ; Yearbook Committee. Lite not a spectacle or a feast, it is a predicament. hAat uentc Do o� cs Wi son “DEL Girls Service Club; Reception Committee; Guidance Staff; 4tt Senator. Winning personality and a sweet smile. A gentle lass, crowned with sweetness.' Grace KAae William 64 Richmond Street Dark brown eyes, quiet, loser of books, soft hearted. 67 dtonoz %eu QA eV X ev (X.Yvt tV V v t YvtXA%v V TvceA veir c c' b oV V C. V TV%.VlC x YVbOYV Qw acYV x vt i •� Yk j JLt bWCY-V o t o v cV v i Dfww fi tr cV . QAa. oSt rvNv i Viwv V jx)cVy Y 0 3° b t Vvx ruXVivr c tb vv? QLt v� yWy KYv o a « —jXvi X JViifiW3C— S ... DoW ft yftt e-rV _CQ vsWY A« fi Q - a.oe, lY .-rxV'k'o to CXw« iA3 A WsSr't _____ IDawA . - _________________$3 %V3 obevvVe'j' re Oltvyvc. 3-- b lr , • e. 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(UUt iC w K «■' “ ouf ’ atrtfO od K.r«Jlr coop � � t o ho. mod poo «• Wch evening lor yen It's Spring Again Patented by The Class of January 1951 west side high school f«c.e� M4r ctoto tlHJOH JACK W.LL.S - OM KH‘U 1 ACT III l • I hr n. « Staff for 7t's Spring Again U Ihfrru . . ................................ . VA,tJt‘ , .................... UJJAM CAMBEM ................................I C«ACK HKHBItH r,. ,r f CABAL LOMBARDY ‘ _ ............................ catU5W .................................. YOLANDA DEL I'Hnstm ....................... I CKCtlJA VAIS.HI ' ' ' • (.RACK HAHHIKR ( NANCY DICKKRMtN .............................ALLA SCHMIDT Usherettes r,am, Ijm Kwrt K ml ««� Hupenr Catlm, Hath Hopper Bslly Jmtkmom Klreoor Marfcir IWk, An. Hrdkwt Durorfct CiImv t.mtlrn hraar .U« W r Mmiftm Fee � W.i. Firfel Crare ImU. .w. K.u Carol iMmhmiJ, Marie Mala� «e Am VarArtW Jaaa Fe.ll, Hrlrw Rework ] Jmmrl lo«. 73 COMMERCIAL CLUB MATHEMATICS CLUB ITALIAN CLUB CURRENT PROBLEMS CLUB HONOR SOCIETY LATIN CLUB I. R. CLUB 75 WESTONIAN EDITORIAL STAFF SERVICE CLUB WESTONIAN BUSINESS STAFF COMMENCEMENT USHERS hANDBi IM TTff ATTENDANCE OFFICE STAFF VISUAL AIDES DANCE BAND COIN AND STAMP CLUB SC,£NC£ m club BAND hUjvrtJb LIBRARY CLUB GUIDANCE OFFICE STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB CHEMISTRY MAIN OFFICE LIBRARY s4c6 to4Aledy ne tt ... to 'WCico 't ele 4. tfUifUie For her untiring and invaluable supervision in helping us to prepare this yearbook. Her aid made this task a pleasant and en- . . . t 7K . TOMuuk Scott .'-:V Who for four years helped us in deciding upon our future occupations. His sensitive understanding encouraged us to believe that we could always go to him with our problems. When “our glowing futures call” it will be a direct result of his guidance. - 'pootfcUt lea tt a ejfiaCl learn @ou tfrief, letUK Oun, cvinlen Se U i ’Pali f03 — 7?0i. Name Favorite Saying Remembered For Found Doing Eaves, Charles ••Hello” Fahy, Jane Are you for real?” Hartzcll, Thomas I've got news for you.” •What?” Lakind. Paul “Alright-sure” Lcpre. Genaro ”Hey-kecp quiet” Linfante. Arthur Common, shut up” Arguing ...... Talking to Gcnnaro Lombardy, Carol That’s queer!” Combing her hair Talking in Child Care Maher. Robert Be nice” Blushing Talking with Hartzcll Malnak, Jerry ■Yeah! Marchesano, Joe What?” Asking questions Playing records Morgenthien, Mary - “Pretty shrewd” Neubert, Dorothy “Do 1 miss Ocean City!” Making announcements in homeroom Going to Sigma Tau” club meetings Nogiewich, Connie... La De Da — Patience Waiting for Claire That’s Life”- Perlman. Winnie Going to the dance Sunday night ....Understanding nature Talking to Anita Prass, Howard Keep quiet Rackm. Donald Want ’a bet Reid, Mary Is you kidding?” ... Two sticks of Wrigley's chewing gum ..Talking about Jackie! ! ! Roberts. James How nervous” - Rosenberg, Essie How do you like that? Laughing at jokes? .Talking! ! ! Combing hair Ruback, Irwin It matters Rush, Andy So What Sabold, Eleanor club meetings Sacknoff. Arlyne Hi. honey! ....Flirting Talking on the telephone V Schmidt. Allen Your weak! „ H O b Q. Volpe, Anne Poor! Wilson, Dolores . What's haooenina” .... Fast talkina Name Favorite Saying Remembered For Found Doing Acquaviva. Violet “Wish today was Friday Anicito. Connie ... Come on Pickle Biancone. Marion Where’s Violet?” Hi. Kid - Boscia, Grace Ding-A-Ling Blonde hair and blue eyes Eating cough drops in child care Burns, Grace Marie... ...... Well, La De Da ....Talking fast Talking Buthmann, Eleanor Hurry Up! Being with Stash La De Da” Talking Chrynewski. Olga I'm Sleepy Working for Mr Dudas Cifelli, Ann If it makes you happy to be happy then be Happy Petite looking Whining “Aw Nuts Are you serious? My Dick says—” Franchini. Marie .... Arc you kidding? . Talking about Lou Walking with Carmcla Garvey. Evelyn ... . What did 1 do Now?” Being with Angie Combing her hair in homeroom Koenig, Claire Holly cow” Hello! What a KOOK! Wha Kawtcr T eight!” .... Perilli, Marie Oh come on now ....Combing her hair in homeroom Sitting in Knobby's Pilone, Dorothy Oh. 1 gotta tell you something. ..Day dreaming in class Nothing with Jean Perna For Pete Sake Well. Fancv That! 1 1 Settan 'Pott IRoom 20$— Name Favorite Saying Remembered For Found Doing Everything and nothing Working Homework, homework that is! Working? Day dreaming Walking with Eleanor and Nancy lerubino. Alex . “Hurry, Hurry” Coffee in Milt’s 5th period Fooling around ..“You do that Starting commotions — Always talking to Evelyn Working Ossncr, Charles .“Hay. that's OK Kidding around — - Day dreaminog Nn __ ... Roller skating Sleeping Day dreaming Working Homework Everything Smith, Joe .“Beaver” Being quiet Worrying Steingall, Raymond .“Joy Joking —— Working Steinman, Donald “Oh Yeah! Ad libbing Playing ball Valask, Janice .“Whefe is Es? Mag. Twirlers Shaping Twirlers Vander Wall, Eleanor “What a Hunk1 Flirting blue eyes . Always smiling Venezia, Albert .“What kind of perfume do you have on? . . Classic comics.... .... Riding girls to work Room 2t4— TfOt - Si4 z Name Favorite Saying Remembered For Found Doing - I’ll see you ...Talking about Sal .Talking about Pep ... Talking about boys ... Tony . Being with Toni ...“Peanuts” Winking Talking with boys ... Talking to George ...“Holy cow .... .. Talking about Charlie Running around the halls Oh! Gee”.. .. ... Eating in study ....Flirting ...“You’ll be all right . ... In Milts ...Talking about Yanks “1 know” Money collecting ...Sleeping ...“No kidding ... Talking with my Homes' Neafsey. Rose ....“George Studying Payesko, Dorothy ....“There he is” ..Talking about “Tony” Portuese, Rose Marie ....“1 don’t know Joking Talking and laughing Rail. Mary ... “Hi kid” Laughing Being friendly ...“All right” Being friendly, talking to Scria, Myrtle ...“Well check that .... . Waiting for weekends “By George .... Looking at television Going dancing “Oh Lord Acting and dancing Way. Lillias Thinking of Bobby Zawislak. Charlotte .... “Holy cow — Laughing 91 SetU i Pod Zoo . 215 - ‘8ei( Name Favorite Saying Remembered For Found Doing Amato. Gabo--------------- Nice on there . Calabrese. Don OOH, she's nice Carpinello. Anthony....... Forget about it Carr, Elizabeth Hear me now Cerefice, Dolores______ Holy cow Cifrodella, Don .. Oh yea? Civitano. Manuel “I'll drop you' Five o'clock shadow .. _________Never shaving ------- Eyebrow .........Going to sleep in class ______Sweaters---------------- _______ Fooling around________ Parking Bangs Cor reale, Ann .......... Oh Ebbits' Creel, Joyce------------ Learn from mistakes Laughing D'Achillp Paul ... .... Where's (Vnjrn? Football___________ Devine. Eugene Your nuts” Being smart-------- Ferrari. Bob How about those Yankees? 8eing late for class Formisano. Louis_________ Come on will ya? ____________Nice looks .. — Gatling. Mariorie________ I know what you mean . Being late_________ Garber, Bill ... Hi there ----------------- ----------Car?.............. Garrabrant, Norman_______ Tom, all the way .............Sleeping ---------- Growney. James--------- What? ----- Qulat. —................ Jackson, Betty----------- Oh. stop it .................Smile Kee, Floyd..... Dig the work .................Playing the tuba . Mjrcclli, Frank__________ Take off _____________________Corny |Okes—-...... Martin, Bill__.__________ Honest?”_____________________Laugh--------------- Melillo, Mike Ho bay ............Stcinmobile—------- Morrison, Alfred......... Leave it to Brooklyn”....... Playing baseball Murray. Lou You got me?”............ ... Jokes............. Petronello. George ..... Yo Iceman ................. Happy-go-lucky Stuerze. Bob_____________ That's cats Needing a shave Slade, Otis.............. How about that ..............Joking--------- Taylor. Joe ____________ Hello ___________Always joking Urbanski, Nick........... What a teacher --------------Eyes ............ Williams, Grace ........ Merciful Father ------------ Quietness---------- _____Walking with Anne ____Nothing ____Homework ____Cleaning nails _____Loafing ____Everything ____Talking to Joan _____Talking to Gab _____Chewing gum _____Kidding Genaro _____Grubing ....Usually nothing ____Fooling around ____Running for the bus ____Helping the school ____Sleeping ....Loaf ing ____Wandering ____Talking to the girls ____Playing basketball ....Roaming the halls ____Dancing with Georgette ____Playing baseball -...Sleeping ....Always with Joan ____Day dreaming Talking to the girls ____Talking to the girls ..._What comes natcherly ....Reading 3t2—0JHc44 Name Favorite Saying Remembered For Found Doing Alexander. Robert________ Homework! what’s that ........ Not doing homework .............Walking with Esther Alfieri. Mary ......... Cheese and crackers Disposition.................... Talking and laughing Argyris. Esther _ How about that! Everything --------------.-----Watching the Yankees Barbier, Grace........... Oh my goodness ...............Hardy laugh-------------—......Buying movie books Bross. Elliott... Good boy. Monty ---------------Looks Dreaming Bush. Elizabeth__________ C-R-rumb ..................— Giving out chewing gum Arguing with Joyce DeRogatis, Sal Oh shut up” ...................Smooth line of talk.„_� -------Walking with Dave Frederick, Karen......... Just about ..............- Her sneeze , ....Talking about everything Giorlando, Grace ________ Em so? ......... ............ Sparkling brown eyes ...........Telling Ada her troubles Gordetsky, Jerry_________ Alright have a sack ...........His build —...................— Looking for a job Grippo, Amalia La-te-da Big brown eyes Talking to Norma Haiduczok. Leon Oh yea His smile ......Playing table-tennis Houghton. Tony I would do it this way” Quietness Running Jacob. Harry Oh yea Daddy .................His passing—playing football.... Sitting in Milt's Mango. Michael I don't know Asking for home work ...........Nothing Manna! Ada Wanna laugh -----------------Dreaming of? Going to the Crick Manno! Vito _____________“I'll be darned if I know ......His brilliance? --------Nothing Mason. Sidney O. K. Freddy His jolly manner Standing in front of Milt's Mazza'rella. Mary Phooney Bolowey ------------------— Show me you muskles Driving her Cadillac McCoy. Joan ...__________ Hi there kid” Quietness .... Everything O’Brien. Geraldin _______ Holy cow ------------------- Her-lrishnesa.............. Dreaming of Ray Reilly Joan Golly Moses”...... ...—Irish eyes —........Talking to Helene Rosenthal. Helen --------“Oh yeah ..............Big brown eyes .................Talking to Joan Scriffiano. Robert Yo! Ice man -------------------.His tap-dancing --------------Talking to the girls Sims, Naomi ............. Well let me tell you Big beautiful eyes .............Hurrying from school to get this boy to the movies Skinner. Joyce........... I don't know about you kids .. Dimples ----------- Arguing with Betty Terry Azell______________ Say there fellow”-------------.Quietness-----------------—... Everything Valeri. Cecelia ... Oh C-r-rumb --------------- Passing out homework........... Walking through the halls Vitaliano. David Let's go steady His mustache .............. Talking to the girls Walker, Wilma_________... 0h shucks Sweet manner......... . ....... Coming in late 92 Se tun 'Pcxlt IRootK 3 6— 7t i. Name Abate. Joseph... Adler. Barbara Beil, Marilyn... Benko. Dorothy Bernstein, Ann . Brown, Janice ... Bryan. John Buxton, Ruth_______ Capaccio, Janice... Capobianco, Vito Caputo. Joseph Capozzi, Ralph Casale. Pat Catenacci, Marilyn.. Colo. Anne DclGrosso. Yolanda Eisenberg, William Fee, Margie _______ Fidel, Priscilla Henry. Thomas .... Hopper, Ruth Hosley, Lucindia... Jamieson, William Katz, Sandra Kluberf, Ronald Paradise, Angela Petcrpaul, Anthony. Pirone. Evelyn .... Reich. Herb Ryan, Robert Savin, Jules ... Spma, Louise Weiss, Shelly Favorite Saying Remembered For . Could you go wrong? ........ Eating in study___________ “Guess what? Good marks What a sin! ...Talking ............ Some tinkle peep Plenty!------------------- For real, even? Dropping her pocketbook Bless you. son ...............Talking------------------- . Jeese ------- ------Pole vaulting Same difference”.............Chewing gum------- No kidding? __________________Dill pickles..... Hey, Freddie! _______________ Carefree manner. . Hello, honey _________________Playing the sax . Yes ..................... You ain't kidding .... . How about that? Don't be bitter . Scungilli!”.....—..... . School is wonderful”. That’s a beaut ------- . Hi. kid ______________ ring Eight Street playground Reading sport magazines Bangs Sunny disposition__________ Sparkling brown eyes ___________Being understanding Found Doing _____Sleeping _____Thinking of Teddy ....With Ruth to Mr. Martland's room .....Skating ____Dreaming about Herbie _____Day-dreaming Thinking Dreaming Having fun at Belmar Being at Milt's With Dee at 439 Playing basketball Hanging in Milt's Going to school games Cutting up . How nervous _____ . Jecpers! -------- Who said that? . . You’re repressing Zebra skin seat covers Being happy ...... Runs in stockings Red hair and dimples Bothering Mr. Martland .Lively behavior. .......Reciting Bobbie Burn's....... Stop, already .. .... ......... Writing on R. K.’s desk..........Talking constantly .Driving his car . Enjoying herself Talking about boys .Looking for ABC’s and D Arguing with Mr. Long ..Cartooning Working . Come on. already Honest-ly? .... Why certainly . You're too much . . Are you jesting?”. Just for drill Eh. what's to like I'll see you” Erasing S. K.'s writing Copying Italian in H. R. . Being at Milt’s Talking in study hall Complaining to Louise ......Playing cards ....Reckless driving------------ Arguing with G. L. Smoking in boys' room Not getting caught His DA haircut ........... Playing gratis for dance band ...Kebitzing in R. 201.............Sleeping Her drawl------------------—----Going to Grade's house ..... You're a fair teacher . .........25 lb. striped bass —...........Going fishing We. the Senior Class of January 1951, being of sound mind, do hereby leave the following: TO MR SNAVELY—We leave a supply of gum to be distributed during auditorium. TO MR. DAWSON—We leave an extra pair of hands to help with the schedules. TO THE JUNIORS—We leave all the hope of becoming seniors. TO THE SOPHOMORES: We leave that enjoyable P. M. session TO MR. SPERBER—We leave a bushel of apples for all A students TO MR. MARTLAND—We leave an old familiar tune. Oh Promise TO MISS CLARKE—We leave an extra head for the June 1951 Year book Committee. TO MR. PETERSON cool evenings. TO MISS MERVILLE—We leave a phonograph record of. Please Be Quiet.” TO MRS. SPRENGER—We leave a Comic Books. year's subscription of Bug's Bunny THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1951 NIW CUV PRINTING CO W -UNION CITY N I