Wildwood Catholic High School - Annscript Yearbook (North Wildwood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1950 volume:

The Symbols of .. . ... Our Cherished Inheritance Every worthwhile project is the result of relentless sacri- fice, intensive study, and persistent striving for the quality that gives distinction. Such a project is Wildwood Catholic High School. This heritage of a Catholic High School is the fruit of the efforts that animated our Pastor, our parents, and our friends, to search for something better in education. The pioneering spirit — that insistence on nothing but the best for Wildwood Catholic — has given us a school that is the admiration of all who see it, and the love and devotion of those whose privilege it is to be among the first to claim Wildwood Catholic High School for their Alma Mater. Within the pages of this book we have tried to capture some glimpses of the activities which have taken place in our school since its opening two years ago. Ours is a rich and stimulating life here at Wildwood Catholic. Our school motto, Fides et Scientia, alerts us to the spirit of Faith which should animate our every action. Our royal blue and white banner unfurls a challenge that we are privileged to meet with the courage and enthusiasm of those who have made our school no longer a dream, but a reality. Our school seal incorporates within itself the spirit of Wildwood Catholic. Animated by lively Faith we strive that the knowledge acquired here may be a firm defense against the powers of evil and that from our midst may rise up courageous Catholic leaders who will challenge the world through Fides et Scientia. WILDWOOD CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL WILDWOOD NEW JERSEY As We Observe the Students at Wildwood Catholic High School cherish, among other treasures, the privilege of beginning the day with Holy Mass. Here the boys and girls of the Senior class participate in this great sacrifice. Right Reverend Monsignor Quinlan officiates on this occasion. 25 tj) itolp Hear £$ ljjait ?ti� £3 i ' V .-'T’jST''.- ■ S|s8p P Our Holy Father, Pope Pius XII, announced this Holy Year, the twenty; fifth in the history of the Church, on his name-day, June 2 ■ ■„■.■ - ' ■ HIS HOLINESS POPE PIUS XII 1949 We, the students of Wildwood Catholic High School, join our prayers with those of the faithful to bring about the Peace of Christ which we all so earnestly desire. Courageous Leadership Is THE MOST REVEREND BARTHOLOMEW J. EUSTACE BISHOP OF CAMDEN the Traditional Basis TO MONSIGNOR QUINLAN Right Reverend Aloysius S. Quinlan, whose keen foresight, unrivaled courage, and boundless zeal in the interest of Catholic education, have made Wildwood Catholic High School possible. Mon- signor's priestly love of his children was the motivat- ing force that urged him on in spite of unsurmount- able obstacles, to the completion of his aim. We are privileged, therefore, to dedicate this, our first yearbook, to Monsignor. 7 IN DEDICATION . . Of a Heritage of Knowledge FACULTY SISTER FRANCES BERNADEnE. S.S.J. Home Economics Algebra SISTER LOUISE BERTRAND, S.S.J. French Art SISTER MADELEINE DE LOURDES. S.S.J Principal English Spanish SISTER MARGARET TERESA, S.S.J. Latin Geometry SISTER BERNARDINE MARIE, S.S.J. History English SISTER PAUL MARY. S.S.J. Science Algebra We Take The senior English class utilizes the library facilities in their research project on Victorian literature. Wildwood Catholic students enjoy assembly which is held twice a week. John Wiedenmann, school President, calls attention to an announcement which evidently pleases the boys and girls. French records supplement formal classroom teaching and enliven the efforts of the class to acquire the correct French pronunciation. Ber- nardine Hess explains the story which John Wiedenmann is about to reproduce on the recording machine. Pride in Our Surroundings Hungry boys and girls crowd the cafeteria lino. Mrs. Coyla, assisted by Ann Varley, gives officiant and satisfying sarvica Good food and good fellowship pervade the atmosphere of our home-like cafeteria. Miss Elizabeth Brennan, school nurse, checks the record of Barbara Quinn, Patricia Lynch, and Mildred Dickinson Where, Bern� '1®'' ' TtT , s-llW M 'or .ie� „v • p'o c • • « ei r;Jp(ogte. - FRESHMEN A sound mind in a sound body is the aim of these Freshmen boys as their coach, Frank McAlarnen, puts them through their paces. A group of Sophomores study intently the wonders of science as seen through the microscope. The activity of marine life seems to fascinate these young scientists. As Christian Educated Youth We Can Face the Future With Confidence Typing for personal use as well as for vocational use gives these students an opportunity to adapt themselves to the needs of the future. Keenly intent upon the explanation which John Barrett is presenting, this group of Juniors solve an intricate problem in advanced algebra. JUNIORS Hardly has the bell rung when classroom doors open and stu- dents throng to the next class. 14 Before they begin class, the Seniors prayerfully invoke aid in their study of Religion. SENIORS The use of modern business machines, and the study of filing prepare these students for their initial job. To aid in the development of proper reading habits stu- dents are directed to study modern periodicals. And With a Thorough Background IKUI 16 The old woman, depicted by Mary Monichetti, was none other than our Blessed Lady in disguise. St. Joseph, Fred Menzel; Anqels of the Nativity, Margaret Wurster and Betty Lou Zintner; The Messenger Angel, Claire Connor. Take Heart, Steen, perhaps we can go next year. Holgar (John Toy) tries to comfort his younger brother, Steen (Alfonso Gredone), because they could not go to the Ca- thedral. Why the Chimes Rang was the theme of the Christmas play presented this year. Despite the efforts of the char- acters in this picture to ring the chimes, it was not until the peasant boy, Holgar, offered his gift of a penny that the bells rang. The Priest—Robert Clothier The young girl offering lilie Courtier—Karl Stansell The rich woman—Marie Bradshaw The rich man—Peter Timmins The Sage—George Harry Rosalie Maggio And Take a Bow hate the John Greer home. sobs Judy (Kath- leen McAlarnen) while Mrs. Lippitt (Barbara Brady) looks on in consternation. ABOVE: Jervis Pendleton (Jo- seph Keough) listens patiently as Miss Pritchard (Clair Con- nor) upraids him for his un- kindness to Judy. 20 James McBride (John Wiedenmenn) playfully taunts hit sifter. Sally McBride (Mery Ellen Donohue) because she does not agree with him on certain romantic notions. LEFT TO RIGHT: James McBride (John Wiedenman), Julia Pendelton (Rosemary Coyle), Mr . Pendleton (Hazel Jerreld), Griggs (Peter Blunda), Sally McBride (Mary Ellen Donohue), Mrs. Semple (Doris Levering). (Orphans): Mamie (Helen Schlosser), Loretta (Carole Kooker), Freddie Perkins (John Bachman), Sadie Kate (Mary DeMedio), Gladiolla Murphy (Margaret Bleiler), Judy Abbott (Kathleen McAlarnan), Jervis Pen- dleton (Joseph Keough), Miss Pritchard (Clair Connor), Mrs. Lippett (Barbara Brady), Mr. Wykoff (Richard Mihm), Parsons (James Maffei), Carrie (Ann Varley), Walters (Peter Timmins). For a Play Well Done DADDY LONG-LEGS” Guardians of Trust Right Reverend Monsignor A. S. Quinlan con- gratulates the members of the student council, at the same time urging the members to realize the importance of the obligations they have just as- sumed. Meet the boys and girls who keep Wildwood Cath- olic student personnel in line. We Blend Voices in Harmony Guglielmo Sabatini, Director To encourage the study of dramatic works, especially Grand Opera, Wildwood Catholic s Glee Club presented Carmen as a feature on their program this year. Colorful background, costumes'symbolic of the occasion, stimulating music—all combined to make this an artistic and striking presentation. As Music Fills The Air The Holy Year formed the background of the glee club finale. The far-reaching influence of our Holy Father's interest in his spiritual children is reflected by his outstretched arms. The chalice signifies the source from which all true peace emanates. A never-to-be-forgotten occasion was this, our first Prom. New gowns —the first tux—star-light decorations—lilting music. With stars in their eyes, a group of Seniors and Juniors pose for the camera- man. As the Seniors Collect Lasting Prom LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Bob Clothier, Leo Hutchison. Raymond Keough, Walter Keene. Arthur Smith, Terence Lynch, Fury Tassoni, Frank McAlarnen, Coach. KNEELING: Jim Maffei, Peter Timmins, Joseph Keough. Bob Scully, Vincent Stella. Everyone During the 1949-50 basketball season, our Varsity turned in an impressive record of 18 wins against only one defeat, with triumphs over such schools as Malvern Prep and Holy Spirit, of Atlantic City. The starting five consisted of Joe Keough (Cap- tain), Jim Maffei, Peter Timmins, Bob Scully, and Vincent Stella. Although three letter- men will be graduated this year, the boys coming up should shape into another tour- nament team. Coach Frank McAlarnen and Captain Joe Keough go over some last-minute strategy. The Freshman team proudly displays the trophy that proclaims them Champions of Cape May County for the scholastic year 1949-50. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Logue, Eric Axelson, Nicholas Cicolo, Gerard Clothier. Thomas White. John Taylor, Coach McAlarnen. Looes Basketball Agility The Junior Varsity gives promise of championship material. LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: Walter Keene. Arthur Sm.th, Terence Lynch. Raymond Keough. George Harry, Fury Tassoni, and Leo Hutchison. STANDING: Gerard Clothier. Nicholas Cicolo, John Pantalone, Thomas White, John Taylor, Coach McAlarnen. Although the girls' record is not as impressive as that of the boys, they displayed the kind of spirit that champions are made of. LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: Mildred Needles, Helen Turchi. Kathleen McAlarnen, Haxel Jarreld (Captain), Jacqueline Gory, Rita Borsello, Clair Connor. STANDING: Marie Alioto, Ann Varley, Eileen Cunning, Doris Comisky. Rita Nestore, Joan Soreth, Marie Bradshaw. sut c° Coat'' mho With a Fast Pattern of Action Here are the girls whose cheering gave the team courage to fight, team, fight! LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Pauline Blunda, Catherine Catrambone, Mary Monichetti, Margaret Bleiler, Gloria Ors, Mary DeMedio. KNEELING: Elizabeth Hawkins, Patricia Holdsworth, Margaret Wurster, Jane lacona, Virginia Endy, Elizabeth Thompson. GRADUATES JOHN ANTHONY BACHMAN 9707 Second Avenue Stone Harbor, New Jersey St. Paul's Parish Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . How about a mikie—I’m broke! . . . Hitching Post . . . Trigonometry . . . Engineer . . . Cary Grant. MARGARET MARY BLEILER 5405 Seaview Avenue Wildwood Crest, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 4 . . . Cheer Leader 4 . . . Peggy . . . Golly . . . DeMedio's Acrobatics . . . Diving . . . Typist . . . Fred Astaire . . . Senior Play. PETER F. BLUNDA 1112 New York Avenue Cape May, New Jersey Star of the Sea Parish Varsity Manager 4 . . . Timekeeper 4 . . . Pete . . . Drop Dead . . . Blackmore’s . . . Math genius . . . Lawyer . . . My Friend, Irma . . . Abbott and Costello . . . Joan Davis. 32 BARBARA ANNE BRADY 247 lllth Street Stone Harbor, New Jersey St. Paul's Parish Glee Club 4 . . . Spanish Club 4 . . . Bobbie . . . Hi Sport! . . . The bus ride . . . Harbor Movie . . . Richard Widmark . . . Secretary . . . Senior Play. CARL VITO CICALO 126 West Taylor Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Oh, yeah! . . . Spatz's Drug Store . . . Future druggist . . . When do we eat? . . . Celeste Holme. CLASS OF 1950 CLAIR CARMEN CONNOR 214 East Columbine Road Wildwood Crest, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish French Club 3, 4 . . . Varsity 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . You know? . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Blackmore's . . . Chemistry . . . Doctor . . . Louis Jourdon . . . Christmas Play 3, 4 . . . Prom Committee. 33 ARNOLD PAUL DeANNUNTIS 3110 Park Boulevard Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann'? Parish He's the Espada! . . . Glee Club 3 and 4 . . . Accountant . . . staunch supporter of W.C.H.S. . . . Bing Crosby . . . Usher . . . When do we eat? . . . See you tomorrow! ROSEMARY THERESA COYLE 632 West Maple Avenue West Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Cheer Leader 3 . . . Hey you! . . . Oh, my goodness . . . Library . . . Poetry . . . Journalist . . . Ronald Reagan . . . Claudette Colbert . . . Prom Committee. MARY GERTRUDE DeMEDIO 1900 New York Avenue North Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Cheer Leader 3 . . . Captain of Cheer Leaders 4 . . . Office Aide 3, 4 . . . It s a sin. ... DeMedio's . . . Geometry . . . Maureen O'Hara . . . Housewife. 34 MARY LOUISE DITZLER 2465 Ocean Drive Avalon, New Jersey St. Paul's Parish Christmas Play 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 ’ Ditz . . . Are you kidding? . . . Library . . . French . . . Roller skating . . . Music . . . Nurse . . Louis Jourdan . . . June Allyson . . . Prom Committee. MARY ELLEN DONOHUE I 36 East Taylor Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann’s Parish Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Have you heard the latest? . . . Tony's . . . Secretary . . . Van Johnson . . . Typing . . . Parties . . . Prom Committee. CLASS OF 1950 HAZEL BARBARA JARRELD 136 Wesf Baker Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Varsity 3, 4 . . . Choir . . . No kiddin ”... Home body . . . Acquiring friends . . . Doctor . . . Tho Opera . . . Prom Committee. 35 CAROLE ROSE KOOKER 151 East Pine Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Varsity 3 . . . Cheer Leader 3 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Cafeteria Aide 4 . . . Cookie'' . . . Oh, John! . . . Home Economics . . . Nurse . . . Tyrone Power . . . Prom Committee. JOSEPH HENRY KEOUGH, Jr. 404 West 18th Avenue North Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Pa-ish Varsity Captain 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Baseball 3,4... Joe . . . Who's got the homework? . . . Cullen's . . . Something with a uniform . . . What's cooking? . . . Alan Ladd . . . Janet Leigh . . . Prom Committee. DORIS LILLIAN LEVERING 214 West 22nd Avenue North Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Cheer Leader 3 . . . Piano Accompanist . . . Don't know — do you? . . . Chemistry . . . Home Economics . . . Peter Lawford . . . June Allyson . . . Nurse 36 VINCENT JAMES MAFFEI 329 East 6th Avenue North Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 4 . . . Baseball 4 . . . Varsity 4 . . . Jim'1 . . . Hitching Post . . . History . . . Lawyer .. . . 1 How’s everything? . . . Never lost for an answer . . . Prom Committee. FREDERICK WILLIAM MENZEL 350 96th Street Stone Harbor, New Jersey St. Paul's Parish Glee Club 4 . . . Fred . . . Yep .. . Hitching Post . . . Spanish . . . W.C.H.S. rooter . . . Dramatics 3, 4 . . , What color are your eyes? CLASS OF 1950 RICHARD JOHN MIHM 1214 Maryland Avenue Cape May, New Jersey Star of the Sea Parish Glee Club 4 . . . Rick . . . Oh, man! . . . Howard Duff fan . . . Likes movies and eating . . . Prom Committee . . . Liberty Usher . . . Math mania . .’. Engineer. 37 KATHLEEN BERNADETTE McALARNEN 115 West Glenwood Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Varsity 3, 4 . . . Cafeteria Aide 4 . . . Choir ... Kay . . . Mother Machree . . Tony's . . . English . Teacher . . Glenn Ford . . . Olivia de Havilland. GEORGE C. NEPTUNE 129 Forthy-third Street Sea Isle City, New Jersey St. Joseph's Parish Latin Club . . . Long time no see . . . Home . . . Wire technician . . . Best Years, of Our Lives . . . Spencer Tracey . . . ’ Huck . . . Electrical Engineer. ISABELLA ANNE PITTALUGA 4912 Arctic Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Cheer Leader Captain 3 . . . Interclass Basketball 3, 4 . . . Cafeteria Aide 4 . . . Associate Representative 3, 4 . . . Isy . . . Holy Cowl' . . . Cheering . . . Dancing . . Secretary . Burt Lancaster . . Janet Leigh . . . Small and vivacious. 38 CATHERINE ROSE ROMEO 148 East Andrews Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Cass'' . . . Joke! Joke! . . . Library . . . Secretary . . . Gene Kelly . . . Kathryn Grayson . . . Housewife. HELEN ELIZABETH SCHLOSSER 232 East Roberts Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Glee Club Accompanist 3, 4 . . . Cheer Leader Captain 3 . . . Interclass Basketball 3, 4 . . . Cafeteria Aide 4 . . . For Heaven's sake! . . . Math . . . Typing . . . Secretary . . . Jane Powell . . . Peter Lawford . . . Prom Committee CLASS OF 1950 PETER JOHN TIMMINS, Jr. 126 West 2oth Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Varsity 3, 4 . . . Baseball 3,4... Glee Club 3, 4 Student Council 4 . . . Dink . . . Wait 'till I'm under the basket . , . Hitching Post . . . Prom Committee . . . Restaurant owner . . . John Wayne. 39 ANN THERESA VARLEY 221 East 14th Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Varsity 3, 4 . . . Cafeteria Aide 4 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Annie' . . . Dah-h-h, I say . . . Tony s . . . Dancing . . . Telling jokes . . . Nurse . . . Glenn Ford . . . June Allyson . . . Prom Committee. . CLASS OF 1950 WILLIAM PETER HUGHES 1003 East Rio Grande Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Varsity 3 ... J. V. Coach . . . Willie ... Yea, that's what I mean . . . Student Council 3 . . . Virginia Mayo. JOHN PHILIP WIEDENMANN 140 East Burke Avenue Wildwood, New Jersey St. Ann's Parish Basketball 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . School President 4 . . . 'The Weed . . . Meet you at Kenny's after school . . . Hitching Post . . . History Debates . . . Prom Chairman . . . Lawyer . . . Jerry Lewis. FIDES ET SCIENTIA PATRONS Automobile Association of Now Jersey Gerald A. Barrett James Boyle Mr. and Mrs. John R. Brady Senator A. J. Cafiero Mr. and Mrs. B. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Connor Central Electric Service Mr. Peter De Medio Mr. and Mrs. George De Medio Dewey Wallpaper Paint Co. Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Ditzler Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Fath Dr. Charles N. Joseph Furey Gerace's Liquor Store William R. Haffert Mr. and Mrs. George W. Harry Hunt's Theatres Inc. Jerry's Market Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keene Knights of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. George R. Kooker Mr. Maxwell Rev. Daniel J. McGill Loyal Order of Moose 585 Paul Morton Mr. A. Nacchio Mr. Carmen Nacchio Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Price Mr. Owen Quinn Barbara A. Quinn Morton Schappiro, D D.S. Mr. Joseph Scrivani Serge Sunoco Service Mrs. Catherine Smith St. Ann's Sodality of the B.V.M. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Supplee Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Timmins Vallese Electric Supply Co. Wilson Meyer Wrights Restaurant Edward A. Adamozyk Allen's Men's Shop Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Andrews Anne. Marion, Marge Eric W. Agenberg Mr. and Mrs. Argoe Mrs. Eric Axelsson The Baby Shop Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bachman Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Bailie Robert Baldly Mrs. Lewis G. Barker Mr. and Mrs. John Barrett Jerry Barrett Peggy Barrett Beckwith Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bege, Sr. Bennie's Cafe Bib. Arleen, Bill, Jim Richard Bishop Blackmores Mr. and Mrs. Blum Mary Jo Blunda J. J. Bonnelli Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Bowman Charles Boyle Mrs. Boyle Louis Bracca Mrs. Marie Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Brannan Miss Braun J. C. Brensfield Dennis J. Brennan Elizabeth R. Brennan Margaret T. Brennan William H. Bright Inc. Robert Bright Brighton Beauty Salon Sam Brion Mr. and Mrs. G. Brown R. Buckingham Mrs. A. C. Cafiero Mrs. J. Cahill Frank Calogero Nick Calagero Edward C. Camly Mrs. Mabel Campbell Mr. and Mrs. C. Capacchione Mrs. Rose Cardaci Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Catanaso Mr. and Mrs. N. Catrambone Church’s Auto Service Emily Cirelli Clarice Motors Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clothier Mr. and Mrs. H. Clumn F. D. Cotson Lumber Co. Coombs Market Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coombs Dick Coombs Patrick J. Conley Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Conover Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Corchiani Corson’s Dairy Corson’s Men’s Shop Mr. and Mrs. John Costande Charles A. Coyle Craig Service Station Mr. and Mrs. William Cullen J. J. Cunnan Mr. and Mrs. James A. Curran Mrs. Czeiner Mr. and Mrs. D'Amico William Daniels Mrs. A. D'Orazio Robert M. Dare Jay Dash Studios of Dancing Mrs. Florence Davies Irene R. Davis Mr. Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Guido De Annuntes De Annuntes Shop Repair Mrs. F. Decatur Mr. and Mrs. De Correvont Mr. and Mrs. Gene De Genova Mary A. Delaney Mrs. Samuel Dolassndro Mr. and Mrs. E. De Lemmo Miss Rose De Medio Dempsters Paint Wallpaper Mr. and Mrs. Harry De Sylvester C. F. Devlin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Devlin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Di Ciano Dickenson’s Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Albert Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Di Mauro Mr. and Mrs. Victor Di Silvestro W. Dimond Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Donnelly Hotel Douglass Elizabeth M. Doyle Robert W. Dudley Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dwyer Alfred and Ann Eldredge Genge Elias Mr. and Mrs. John Elzenbeck Thomas Embluy Mr. and Mrs. William F. Endy Joseph B. Evans, M.D. Sydney G. Ewan Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Faith. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Fath Mrs. G. W. Farnum Miss Margaret Farrell Mr. and Mrs. John G. Farrell A. Marie Fath Fairview Cafe 42 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs'. Harry Fehrle Carmela A. Ferrari C. Fischer Fithian Son Thomas Fitzpatrick Fiacco’s Store John A. Flemming ThQ Big Four’1 Fox Brothers Oliver Fox Compliments of Fred's Restaurant Freshmen Freshmen Class Freshmen Class A Friend A Friend A Friend Friend Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fritz Katherine Frois Leon Fulgeneti Fulginiti’s Studio Frank P. Gallagher Marie C. Gallagher Marie E. Gallagher Thomas J. Gallagher Bernie Gallagher Gansers Bakery Mathis Garage Mr. and Mrs. Goiman Compliments of Edward Garrison Gem Shoe Repairing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gerace. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. Gerace Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Getsinger Mrs. F. G. Girard Gittle's Candy Store Philip A. McGough Mr. Gould Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Grahan Leo Grande Leon Grande Mr. Joseph Grarajna Mr. and Mrs. A. Gredone Mrs. Mary K. Grierson Mrs. Helen Grink Grosse’s Corner Store Whitty Hamilton James A. L. Harris Harry’s Sunoco Station George Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haws Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hellmig Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hennessey Mr. and Mrs. William Hennessey Bernardine Hess Alphonse M. Hess Wm. F. Hickey, Jr. Wm. F. Hickey Miss Betty Hirl Hitching Post Holland's Grocery Mrs. Palmer Holmes Mr. and Mrs. John Honer Ray Hufsey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes. Sr. Mrs. Peter Hughes Charles Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jaggard Hazel and Dora Jarreld Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jarreld Mrs. Ethel Johnson Mr. Johnson Miss F. Evelyn Johnson Mrs. M. Johnson Mrs. Edna C. Jones Marcia and Lenore Juliana Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kalbach Rita Kane Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Kammer Elden Keene Mr. Leo Kelly Robert Kenney Mrs. Joseph K. Kinney Joseph Klaus Mr. and Mrs. Blair L. Kline Dr. George Kooker Kayes Korner Mr. and Mrs. Kostas Mr. and Mrs. George W. Krogman Dr. M. L. Kurland Mr. M. L. Lafferty Mrs. A. Lanza Mr. V. Lanza Mr. and Mrs. Lapidus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Larken Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lennon Mr. Joseph Leporace Levering's Dining Room Mr. L. M. Levy Mr. Si Levy Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lewis Lawrence Lillo Loetells 5 10 Mr. and Mrs. Logue Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Mackley Vincent J. Maffei Mr. A. Maffei Mrs. A. Maffei Mr. John Maffei Grace Magolda Mr. and Mrs. J. Malloy Joseph F. Malloy Miss E. Magoman Mr. and Mrs. J. Maguire Mr. and Mrs. William Mahoney Angels Manciochi Marine Italian Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Markel Mrs. L. L. Marshall Jackino Mattera Louis J. Mattew Mr. and Mrs. James Mathis T. Masella Shoe Repair Minnie V. Maugle Mr. and Mrs. T. Meany George E. Meischker Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. McAlarnen Rita M. McAlarnen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McAlarnen Mary J. MacElderry Mr. and Mrs. D. McElroy Mrs. J. McDevitt Mrs. Philip McGough McGown Mr. and Mrs. F. Menzel Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Merrick Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Meyer. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Mihm, Jr. Mr. William J. Mihm Mrs. William Mihm Milton’s Restaurant Moe and Vi Moeller's Gown Shoppe Mrs. David Maffat Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mogck William Monaghan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Monaghan En. and Mrs. William E. Monaghan Capt. and Mrs. I. O. Montgomery Mrs. Moore Mr. and Mrs. R. Moore Laura Moore Mr. and Mrs. David Moore Maxwell Moore Morey Brothers PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Myhre Miss Blanche Nacchio Mr. and Mrs. Neboralc Sol Needles Mr. and Mrs. Albert Neill. Sr. George Neptune Mrs. George Neptune Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nesbitt Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Nestor M. L. Norton Miss Martha Mary Oakes William J. O'Brian The Odger’s Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Olwell Jack C. O’Neal Mr. and Mrs. J. P. O'Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ors Gloria Ors Trini and Elvira Ors Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ors Mr. and Mrs. T. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Francis Panhuise Mrs. Anna Papiez Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pasquarella Patty, Bonnie, and Billy Mrs. Nancy Piccirilli Mr. and Mrs. Pau1 Penders Mrs. A. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Peterson Bob Peifull Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Peirson Mr. Charles Piro Mr. Chas. Piro Mr. and Mrs. John Plumper Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pummer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Quigley Mrs. J. Radcliffe Mr. Carl Ramagosa Mr. Carl Ramagosa Mrs. Alice Read Reddick's Cafe Mr. and Mrs. M. Rengert Mary G. Resinski Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ridler Mr. and Mrs. John Rice Peter J. Ricco Mrs. Ralph D. Richman Dr. Robins. Dentist Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Romeo Catherine Romeo Mr. and Mrs. David Romer The Rosella Shop Harry L. Rcss Mr. and Mrs. D. Rossi Mr. and Mrs. R. Rossi Julio Rossi Royal Inn Hotel Royal Inn Dining Room Dr. I. L. Rubins Mrs. Mary Rutherford The Sandbox Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Scales Mr. and Mrs. J. Schipani Mrs. Joseph Schlosser Anna M. Schmidt John Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schramm, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Schweigor June Scott Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Schuda Margaret D. Scully Anna R. Scully Frank J. Scully Senior Class Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. Charles Senn Mr. Michael F. Sheehan Theresa M. Sergo Sherman Studio Mr. Howard Shields Philip Shields Celia's Dress Shop Mrs. P. Shortt Mr. John Simpson Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Smith Mrs. Arthur P. Smith Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Mr. and Mrs. John Louis Soreth Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Spatz Francis St. John Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Steller Mr. Stamile The Stanback Family Steiger’s Religious Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stella, Sr. Mrs. E. Strobel James Stoltz Mrs. R. Supplee Mrs. Eugene Supper Swift Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Tagliatela Anthony Tanghare Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tegler Mr. and Mrs. H. Tenenbaum Terminal Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Mr. and Miss Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thomas Tina Beauty Salon Oscar Tenenbaum Tops Mr. and Mrs. Paul Toy Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Turchi Mr. and Mrs. Turchi Urban Family Walter Reddens Valetor John Van Bueren Mr. Claude A. Van Hook Mrs. I. Varley Victor Verna Reynard M. Versaggi Jimmy Visceglia Joseph Vonsavage Wagon Wheel Florist Mrs. Wallace H. M. Wallace Mrs. Catherine Walsh Walter and John Frank Wanicka Mrs. L. Webster Mrs. Prosper Webb Mrs. Prosper Webb Miss M. Wiedenmann Mr. H. C. Wiedenmann, Sr. Grau Weingarth Edward Whalen Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Whiting, J Mrs. Mary White Dr. and Mrs. Widrow Wildwood Appliance Co. Wildwood Glass Co. Wildwood Lumber Co. Wildwood Italian Bakery Wildwood Beach Apartments Wildwood Wallpaper Variety Shop Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Miss Valeria Witkowski Mrs. Ruth Wright Mr. and Mrs. Wurster Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Young Dr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Yount Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zelnick Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zintner M. Zuccato ‘ rznr