Woodbridge High School - Baronet Yearbook (Woodbridge, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1947 volume:

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A 'V A, ,. ,ks X A 1 , 'A'-Exim ' , 1 X fwfr 'Q 'wk Vw f X' mfg 'fy 2 , Ifixizxb? -Y. f Wu f -M x X K f Q-i Kg . fyrf, ,, Jr' j ,A , ,Q 1 1 4 ,W THE EARGNET E EGR 1947 Publzkhm' by THE SENIOR CLASS AT... Woodbridge High School Woodbridge, New Iersey I I ?- ! 4 E pi L i1' Z u X, -3:-11 fv'SfE ':-5' 'Y' ' Fmne Fazekas Qi-- '1' -ff-.i',1' 1.. ff i ff- , ,l,. -1 -1' li--.A f -,fl- . -, DEDICA T I O WE, the Class of Nineteen hundred and forty-seven, do hereby dedicate this, our Yearbook, to Woodbridge High School. We extend all due thanks to the Faculty and Admin- istration, our vigilant nursemaids, who have kept us in har- ness during our years of romping. With their able assistance, we are now leaving the Play Pen to take our first unsteady steps toward the mature responsibilities of the future. When, in the days to come, we look back on the many happy and fun-filled hours spent with our playmates, we will realize how well-guided and protected were our years of academic infancy. POKE WQRD Iris formulas, feeding directions, diapers, bottles, bassinets, and play pens for us--well, perhaps not in reality, but we truthfully could accept those implications as our own charac-- teristics. The oldest in school in age, we did not always live up to the expectations of others-by sometimes showing our- selves the youngest in actions. Of course, in our full-bloom- ing senior maturity we were a bit peeved at being relegated to that state of most juvenile characteristics, in fancy, but, we have now reached that stage where we no longer need the care of nurses since we can now walk on our own. But it's all over now-so come on into the nursery and look us over. Really-we're almost over those growing pains. S. Vx 2- X19 ,f P1 IVRGINIA DEGLE ALMA MA TER Oh, Woodbridge Alma Mater, Thy praises let us sing, Through the four long years of high school May we honor to thee bring. ln football and in baseball, ln basketball and track, May we always prove most loyal To our dear old Red and Black. ILDRED SU1cH And when our course is over, And we leave our school for aye, May our mem'ries often lead us Back to Woodbridge High School days, Where we spent such happy hours ln work and pleasure gay May we always turn to help her, Where'er and when we may. CLASS SONG Today we stand before you, Today we graduate. We bid good bye to Woodbridge And go to meet our fate. We'll reach the heights of heav'n, But yet we know not how. We the Class of 'forty-sevenu Take this everlasting vow. We see the world before us ln its chaotic state. We know the job before us ls to wipe clean the slate. We vow to be good citizens Of the LI. S. A. This is our destiny On graduation day. Chorus: To make this world a better place, A place that's free for every race- This is our vow. To make our country proud that we Know what is meant by liberty- This is our vow. Words by: CERTRLIDE JENSEN JAMES JANNucc1 Music by: GRACE KovAcs 4' 6 . fW!P 262 Q 1 . .. 4 Av Ma Vi ,f' ll s.eJ f?XQ ' - f -j, I 'NN N if n Il lu' QF QW Z I Muunso SU MM :CH Till 1.947 b'AH0lVET AOMlfVlA'T6'ATl01V AND FACULTY 7 MR. VICTOR C. NICKLAS AS supervisor of our nursery, Mr. Nicklas has been a great success, providing us with all the joys and toys to make our diaper days happy ones. Wheii we have forsaken the security and comfort of our play pen, and the protection and guidance of those within, to learn to walk on our own two feet in this unsettled world, we will realize, more and more, the part he has played in the first important steps of our lives. . Q j 1111- ADMI ISTRA TIO DR. JOHN P. LOZO T0 Dr. Lozo, the chief of our staff, who has guided our uncertain steps during the four years in high school-from the diaper age of our Freshman year to the rompers in our Senior play pen-we, the graduates of the Class of '47, wish to extend our most sincere gratitude and thanks for the work he has done in bringing us up. Of course, we will miss his fairy tales and bedtime stories about Penn State and Lighthorse Harryn which have delighted us for four joy-filled years but these we leave to our younger brothers and sisters to enjoy. All of us will remember Dr. Lozo as the person who taught us the right way to play with the toys we most enjoyed in our lives-our education. 9:05 .awi f 'fs ..iix254L KX ' fgfx mf wswx '-Q' 'H vu. ... 5 10 r,',,,-A if 11 X47 32 2- 'H 'x bm -. 'f 'S ,df w 'V' f if '- 1 ,J ' SU , , . V ' 5251 3 . '. v ,', f '.3, 9 590 ' ' 'Q xl .vt , sw , ,gi C4-.,V,f,f ,, ,X I I ff H A. ,- 1 - 1 X' .1 42 G 'G -n ' Q2 ' Y 7Q . 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All-Hi News Feature Editor, Stamp Chairman, Yearbook Comm., All-Hi News Collector, Asso- ciate Editor of El Dorado, jr. Red Cross CECELIA ANNA ARTYM Humor from hidden depths Freshman Party Comm., Red Cross ,Dance Comm., jr. Dance Comm., Student Council Dance Comm., Dramatic Club, Cvlee Club, Bowling, Archery, jr. Red Cross, Senior Play Comm., Plaque Comm. CERALDINE R. ARWAY Politeness, itself C-lee Club, Archery, Bowling, Dramatic Club, jr. Dance Comm., Senior Dance Comm. MILTON T. AUSTIN An all-around swell fellow Orchestra, Commencement Comm., Senior Play Usher, Plaque Comm. BETTY ANN AYRES float flyrf?' about ber jr. Red Cross, Party Sgmm. Q j 'S Q 5:3 ,IOI-IN BIZACI-IOI E ,Stmmming cowboy Class Night Comm., Orchestra JOHN BACI-IOWSKY Wlicloieuous gleam JOI-IN BAKER The eyes get you Senior Play Comm. EVELYN BALDWIN Silence personified jr. Red Cross, Cvlee Club, Senior Party Comm., Stamp Chairman ,W rt I 5 . V -. a' I 17' DONALD A. BALINT Listen to that bass fddle! Stamp Chairman, Band, Orchestra, jr. Prom Comm., Senior Prom Comm., All-I-Ii News, Dra- matic Club, jr. Red Cross, Senior Play Comm. WILLIAM BALINT Atlas in person Paper Drives LILLIAN BALOGI-I 7 know it!!! jr. Red Cross, Stamp Collector, Bowling, Arch- ery, jr. Prom Comm., Commencement Comm, of '46, Senior Prom Comm., Senior Executive Comm., Candy Concession Comm., Plaque Comm., Dramatic Club, Ring Comm. I IQ . DOROTHY T. BANICK Qay and lovable X'- jr. Executive, All-Hi News Secretary, Seniorf Prom Comm. I l p , ' , A La I , I . I I, ,M I , Li' 2 ,wi XJ I f ., F1 I ,njix A 17 .f-E23 if MIA 4, . 1 I 1 . f' 6 ERNEST BARABAS fl-low about a coke, Ernie? jr. Red Cross, Lost 8: Found, Play Comm., Commencement Comm. of '46, Senior Play Usher EDWARD BARON Deep silence ELIZABETH BENNETT Tiny bundle of fan jr. Red Cross, Senior Party Comm., Clee Club MARY BENYOLA Raven-black tresses Dramatic Club, Senior Party Comm., Clee Club I X D . X .QP ii , HJ P Q-'Q nw f - ...ff tjn .il f 'lj ...i'-rzfteefife-fer B A A xi? PAUL BENYOLA Saxophone specialist A Band, Commencement Comm. LILLIAN BISHOP Perennial bookworin Student Council Bezzy Senior Party Comm., Stamp Chairman, Lost DOROTHY True blue-just plain Senior Executive Comm., Student Council, All- Hi News Staff, Bowling, Archery, Attendance Office, Dramatic Club, Senior Prom Comm. .Nt . WILLIAM BOEHM Ube original teaser Band, Senior Play Comm., All-Hi Sports Re- porter, Class Night Comm. RAYMOND BONALSKY Timicl on tbe surface GILFORD BOTHWELL Bottles Senior Play Comm. CAROL, J. BREMS - 'Eigbfand logely ,' Senior Party Co f Archeii Jygdfling 5 f lW.f1f '1 f 1 ' 1 wwf A WJ 1 V. I L ,, ' NTHONY BRODNIAK , A lffllways i a state of letbargy Stamy Cha' al tudent Council, Constitution Cmm., . Pfom,lComm., Chairman of Sales ,Comm., odtball, Basketball ir J CHARLOTTE BROWN Brown-baired lassie Senior Prom Comm. MILLICENT BROWN H ' U-ter baby ways All-llli News Staff, All-Hi News Collector, Archery, Bowling, jr. Prom Comm., Senior Play X Llsherette, Dramatic Club PETER BUCSOK Sby, backward manner Senior Commencement Comm. ,Z E22 if' I 4. JAMES PATRICK BURKE Lean and larggy Senior Party Comm. k I ROBERT BURROWS J-Iam through and through Soph. Executive, jr. Executive, Student Council Band, Class Night Comm., Senior Play Cast Guidance Play Cast MICHAEL BLITCHKO Brains and Brawn, Jnc. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Prom Comm. MARGARET ISABELLA CADDLE Killing soprano Archery, Bowling, Yearbook Comm. MARY ELIZABETH CALVERT Expressive! eyi s Dramatic Clubklq Paiygfum., All-Hi News I A , O ,46 j LJ 'A I I lj -I I Wi Collector Bowl ' ' cement Comm. f ' iJ'i: 1gxOBERT CAMPBELL ,iff Everything nice for Bob Jr, Prom Comm., Ring Comm., Senior Executive Comm., Senior Prom Comm., Parking lot Comm., Senior Vice-President ROSE MARIE CAPRARO Dark eyes Stamp Chairman, Party Comm., Glee Club, jr. Prom Comm., Dramatic Club, Lost 8: Found, jr. Archery, Commencement Comm. of ,46 RALPH CARBONE Curly Senior Party Comm., Hi-Y 3 E Q2 THOMAS R. CARNEY aTO5Wic wit Senior Play Cost, jr. Red Cross, Senior Party Comm., Lost S Found DOMINICK CAVALLERO first-class percussionist Band, Senior Party Comm. MARY ANN CHAMBERLAIN Laughs ber way out of everything Bowling, Class Night Comm., Stamp Chairman C-RETE CI-IRISTENSEN Soothing voice Bowling, Senior Party Comm. I . ,vw .4 ,KJ-W .,- -1 F ' .1 .Q-r, 1 J I .. ,fc 1,12 LL' ' A 1 -f .-1. HARRY T. CHRISTENSEN inquisitive Character 1 DORIS CLALISEN Sweet and simple E Cvlee Club, Orchestra, jr. Red Cross, Senior Executive, Prom Comm. EUGENE COLL Skyscraper Football Manager JANE COOGAN Clmttering chick Stamp Collector, Clee Club, Senior Party Comm. DOLORES COPPOLA U-Iep to the steps Party Comm,, Senior Play Llsherette LOUIS CSAKI Tull of the dickens Commencement Comm. of '46, Statistics Man- ager, Lost 8: Found, Prom Comm., Hi-Y THEODORE CSIK Tall, dark, and handsome Football VICTOR CSIK Answer to a coaclfs prayer Football, Baseball, Stamp Chairman, Play Comm. , I ref I ,l to ft 'Qtek I E A, L L: ,NI ' KM' . , m. THOMAS P DALTON ,fit Football, Stamp Ch fBancI, jr. ReclF'Cross, Baseball, All-Hi New! .Reporter, i,fCIass Night Comm. A The DQTSOHTCCYKOH of flabxrlevil ' 5 ' itz STEPHEN DANCHES, JR. N Motorcycle enthusiast lf! , 0 u J llqjiggttf CHARLES DAVIS U-Iorn-tootin' Davis Band, Senior Dance Comm., junior Commandos N. JEAN DAVIS Sweetness and light Archery, Bowling, Student Council, jr. Prom Comm., Senior Dance Chairman, Commence- ment Comm., jr. Dance Chairman Q ESTHER DEAK Shorty Senior Play Comm. CHARLOTTE DE BOCKLER Explosive as dynamite Yearbook Comm. VIRGINIA DECLER Dotty Dimplesn Archery, Bowling, Play Comm., All-Hi News Collector, Plaque Comm. BENJAMIN DEN BLEYKER Romeo of 'Woodbridge 3-ligb Band, jr. Executive, Senior Executive, Ring Comm., Student Council, Senior Play Comm., Dramatic Club CATHERINE M. DEN BLEYKER 'Llnobtrusiue talent Glee Club, Archery, Bowling, jr. Prom Comm., Senior Play Llsherette DONALD E. DEVANNY Nr. 'Wescott'5 right-band man All-Hi News Reporter GEORGE DE WORTH Partial to a pipe HOMSEY DONELSON Our own Zena J-lorne Party Comm., jr. Prom Comm., All-Hi News Reporter, Stamp Chairman VS' Q? cl ' if PW J . A, fx JAMES DOROS On the ball Student Council, Senior Play Comm., Stamp Chairman, Student Council Dance Comm. NORMA RUTH DROST Blue-slip girl Senior Play Usherette WILLIAM EGGERT Pereunially cheerful Student Council Play ittwfl iiil f gtkmm M' - ' ,nf X L Cute asxa J I Afill-Hi New Qol1gcho1'j,C menc ,ent Qpmghv, Rin.5fCoinm.fYBowling, Plaque .,blSpanish Pxgp am ' gr. ' ' lin of N A f ff' A . 2.1 bjkl' ' ' --J GEORGE ERICKSON Typical farmer 1en' arty Comm. STEPHEN EACZAK 'Wolf in football gear y, otball, Paper Drive, jr. Party Comm. ANNA ELIZABETH P FAZEKAS Bewitcloing beauty Executive, All-Hi News Circulation Manager, Cheerleader, jr. Prom Comm., Senior Play Cast Art Editor of Yearbook DONALD R. FINAN U'wirling Deroislf' Band 24 fi Cvlee Club, Red Cross, Debating Club, Jr. MARY-JO EINN joe Louis, Einstein, Dorothy Parker in one Constitution Comm., jr. Prom Comm., jr. Red Cross, Stamp Chairman, Editor-in-chief All-l-li Newsf, Editor-in-chief El Doradou, Yearbook Comm., P. M. Dramatic Club FLORENCE FISCHER 'Versatile lmir stylist MARIE J. FLLISZ Nnrsie, nnrsien Cvlee Club, Archery, Bowling, Play Llsherette, Student Council, All-l-li Collector EDWARD FOERICH Electric magnet Commencement Comm. 9905 L'ix , , i tw- 1 . 4' 1 Fm e-.i 4 l 1 if I 1 ll! l Y lr was L MARY EORTENBOHER Loves to jitterbug Bowling, Archery, Lost 8 Found, jr, Party Comm. CERTRUDE FRANKE fresh as a daisy Cvlee Club, Soph. Executive Comm., Senior Exe' cutive, Dramatic Club, Archery, Student Council, Stamp Chairman, jr. Prom Comm., Senior Prom Comm., Senior Class Secretary, All-Hi News, El Dorado Staff . 4 . J .. 4 J S fo .1 D, I I 1 J Al JAMES FRANKLIN F ...U 3 The intellect All-l-li News Sports, Senior Prom Comm. HELEN FRIEDMAN Pacifc-blue eyes Debating Club, All-l-li News Collector, All-l-li News Reporter, Pan-American Day Comm., Archery, Bowling, Dramatic Club, Senior Party Comm., Class Night, Stamp Chairman, Cvlee Club, Soph. President, El Dorado Staff, Student Council Constitution Comm. QLD l llf' fn Ki WILLIAM FUNK 'Well now, lei'5 see. ,Stamp Chairman, Scrap Drives 55.013 ,end - JOHN GARDNER 7l4arilee'5 flame Student Council Dance Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Senior Prom Comm., Senior Party Comm. MARTIN GAROFOLO HPEHTOIIII Senior Dance Comm. UW JANICE CLOFF ' ' ' Lauglaingitis ,,vAmHi News Collector, Archery, Senior Play K L Usherette DONALD COLDENBERC - Chronic absentee Band, Commencement Comm. md -n -.- JANE CYOODE 4- Ola, those bangs! Bowling, Archery, Party Comm. MARILEE C-REG, Reserved forj . Stamp Chairman, Senior Party Collector, Ring Comm. JOHN CRECUS Our inquiring Repoder All-Hi News Reporter, Commencem El Dorado S ,E X f A J v yylfi mimmi ent Comm., 26 Y 1, l l fv7i I .P 1 My Wi . r lil itll? ta, ' vw ROBERT GREINER Dribbles Football, Basketball, Baseball, Commencement Comm. RUDOLPH M. GLITWEIN Oboe Blower Band, Play Comm. JOANNE K. HABERKORN Cheerful earful Glee Club, Jr. Archery, jr. Red Cross, Llsherette, All-Hi News Collector -X MILDRED HABlCl-l Never a dull moment Archery, Bowling, All-Hi News Collector, Plaque Comm., Senior Play Comm. ,IUDY HACKER Bundle of slay sweetness HERBERT HACKETT fl-leartbreaker Veteranls Club MARGARET HEDGES Busy as a bee Archery, Bowling, All-l-li News Collector, Class Night, jr. Executive, Senior Executive, Student Guide, Student Council, Constitution Comm. l EDWARD W. HEGEDUS A genuine kibitzer Stage Manager, Student Council, Football, Base- K ball, Senior Play Comm. ' Gb 'Q' if 5.-at' f-iii MAA R-'TV 27 fm lN1ARTHA C-. HEIDGEN Qirl with the 5lI'lHl7lJCfl'y curls Bowling, Yearbook Comm. WILLIAM HILT f ' tations, wise-cracker Plaqu osn . Lost Sz Found, Commencement 1. ' ' ,, Play Comm., Hi-Y 3 U' I l I Y ., to LILA CLAIRE HOGG Tlutlery, friendly, fun-loving Boysfling, Lost Si Found, Debating Club, All-l-li News, All-Hi Collector, Pan-American Day Comm., Archery, Dramatic Club, Senior Party Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Stamp Chairman, Senior Play Cast, El Dorado Staff RAYMOND HOLZHEIMER That uniform gels 'em jr. Prom Comm., Senior Prom Comm., Senior Play Cast, Band, Plaque Comm., Senior Party Comm., Commencement of l46 , , , 'a J Vvv A K LLlAM HORNSBY Bowls 'em over MARGARET RUTH HORNYAK Dependable and constant 'W' Clee Club, Bowling, Archery, Yearbook Comm., Student Council, Dramatic Club BERTHA A. l-IORVATH Carefree, easy going Senior Play Llsherette HELEN M. HRABIK Cheerful, good sport S nior play usherette ai X 28 EDNA HUBER Slmfjling shoes Debating Club, Clee Club, Bowling, Archery, Senior Party Comm. ROSALIA HUNT Livewire Senior Party Comm. HERBERT HUTT Tlaslobulb man Orchestra, Yearbook Comm., School Photog- rapher, jr. Prom Comm., Erosh Dance Comm., Student Council, Debating President, Red Cross Show STEWART HLITT Qene 7Crupa's shadow Plaque Comm., Orchestra, Student Council Play, jr. Red Cross Show, Student Guide, Play Comm., Debating Club, jr. Prom Comm., Frosh Dance Comm. f . 1 I -cv U '1 8Lb 'S V 'W' RUTH E. HYERS Boots and saddles All-Hi News Collector, Bowling, Senior Play Comm. JANE HYNES Tootligbt future Debating Club, All-Hi News Collector, Orches- tra, Dramatic Club, Red Cross Shows, Stamp Collector, Red Cross Chairman, Class Night Comm., Pan-American Program FRANK A. INFUSINO fTlJe Latin type ' jr. Prom Comm., Senior Prom Comm., jr. Red Cross N .xl OSCAR M. IVERSEN ' ' They call bin: Wea Orchestra, Student Council, Senior Executive Comm., Parking Lot Comm., Senior Play Comm. I ,f to HELEN IZSO Smoothie on tbe dance floor Senior Party Comm. JAMES E. JANNUCCI A true music lover Band, Class Night, Soph, Executive C-ERTRUDE C. JENSEN Oh, so friendly! Glee Club, Dramatic Club, jr. Party Comm., Senior Party Chairman, Senior Executive Comm., All-Hi News Collector, Plaque Comm., Bowling JOAN JOGAN Tall and willowly Senior'Party Comm., Frosh Dance Comm. -fr 3 Y l i 3 l 1 V .C-lee Cl Senior ,Rlay Comml,'JCommencement 1 I , EEL DOROTHY ANN KAT Silence is golden Glee Club, Senior Prom Comm., Bowlin JEAN KATHERINE KELLER Definitely bep Archery, Bowling, Senior Play Comm. LEROY KELLER 17-lappy-go-lucky jr. Prom Comm. JOHN KENNEDY 'What a physique!!! Football, Basketball J JOHN KINSEY N - Daddy Eonglegsu 'ir 'A Football, Basketball, jr. Promy C in ., SAO Prom Comm., jr. Executive Comm. I' A' , . . I?i6I?RAINEf1K JERSGAARD 1' 1 e Swing your partner Comm? '46, 'iIfJHCl'1 Club , .7 it x 1' 'Q CLIFFORD E. KNuDsoN , Bold bandboy jr. Red Cross, Band, Scrap Drives, Prom Comm, GLORIA KOCSIK Career girl All-Hi News Collector, C-lee Club, jr. Executive Comm., Stamp Chairman, jr. Red Cross, jr. Prom Comm., Dramatic Club, Senior Prom Comm. 31 .F , , , ,I , t W if 1 J. Lf, 7 L ,L .4 , 1 ' ,,' A 1 ' I ' ' ! 1 lf lj 4 . ' I fx 'G Q ' Q ' 'N JOAN PATRICIA KOCSIK ,f I ' Jnloerent clebator Glee Club, P. M. Dramatic Club, Secretary of junior Class, Debating, Class Night Comm., All- Hi News Staff, All-I-li News Collector, jr. Red Cross Chairman, jr. Prom Comm. FRANK j. KORMONDY Electrical menace Scrap Drive, jr. Dance Comm., Senior Dance Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Ring Comm., Senior Play Property Comm. MADLYN RUTH KOVACH Slender, tender and sweet Clee Club, Archery, Bowling, All-Hi Collector, Commencement Comm., jr. Prom Comm. ALBERT KOVACS Embryo missionary Commencement Comm., Senior Play Property Comm. i b , .ETHEL R. KovAcs 'C Curly-haired accordionist Bowling, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Accordion Ensemble, Class Night Comm., jr. Prom Comm., All-Hi News Collecton,Sopho1n,ore Party Comm., Stamp Chairman f ,. ,I , A X f 1 f f , GRACE KOVACS ice thi in small packages Cb e 7.1 Cross, jr. Prom Co .? r P ty C J' Qc MARK KULP Devil-may-care air D , ef 'I W' ' HEL KU PINSK ' S3party Aggowling, StvIflYrl?4Courrcil,'Yearbook C m., All- Hi Collec Of, lr. 'Da Comm C mencement Com ee of ,46 ' 'il '- 4 ..- E J JJ 4 I ,-r I ' ' V wiv' I . guru KLIZNIAI, ,Q X ' J 'LX Afiliiitillatiug Derglflality 'f VCO-Cabtainf of Cheerleaders, Student C uncil, X' sf chaaqnan GlC6,CTTIT5sN'Cl'1Cf sitting I D' AS! ior Executive Corrin1.,Sfnior,liak: Comm., a Q jr. Party Comm., Senior y er, jr. Prom J C omm., Dramatic Club, All-l-li lews Collector, Student Council Dance Comm. Q BARBARA LAK' TGS' . X 4'lgc, l Boiaricijtwjeiill Y TQ Co-Cfpfain of ' aders, Arc e Bowlin , A Club, Orch tra, Jr. Cla reasuyr, ' om Comp,, 'Stamp Ch Q11 jr. R ' ss, Ring Senior P , rom r, B Band Co eret X 4' 'A f 'if LUN. v DOMINICK LA PENTA Educated feet Band, Senior Prom Comm., Lost and Pound, Senior Dance Comm., Hi-Y, Commence Decoration of 546 STELLA ROSE LA QLIADRA female yodler Senior Play Llsherette -t X Q S 'xv es., 5 s 3 I Qu 1 JOHN ROBERT LASZLO Boyish Senior Play Comm., Decorating Comm. VIOLET A. LATTANZIO Everybodys friend Llsher Comm., Dramatic Club CALVIN LEE That fckle eye Football, Basketball, Baseball, Decorating Comm. Play Comm., jr. Dance Comm. JOSEPH LEMASZEXVSKI Limeliglaf lover Senior Play Comm., Football, Clean-up Comm Decoration Comm. ' I A Y LEWIS LINDE Vw Tl7l7E11S the next explosion? ' VICTOR LITTLE Ladies' man Senior Dance Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Basket- ball, Football Manager, Student Council, Hi-Y Q IA Take lif easy Usher JAMES R. LORCH The iirailrnan Orchestra, Senior Play Property Comm., Scrap 'fDrive, Student Council Skits Property Comm., Student Council, Boys' Clee Club CHARLES E. LLIDWIG Thai Toni really gets around IV. Football ALBERT j. MACKO Expert guitarist Orchestra, Scrap Drives PALILA MAHLER Talkntive Senior Party Comm., Stamp Chairman, Bowling GRACE MAI illai-jloioer Archery, Bowling, jr. Red Cross 1 l ! fff' f HARRY MAIER, Sharp salesman Scrap Drives LORRAINE B. MALINOWSKI Her crowning glory Orchestra, Senior Play Llsherette THOMAS J. MANEY 3-luck Tinnn Band, Class Night Comm., Scrap Drive KENNETH MANNING Qrand to know Band, jr. Dance Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Hi-Y, Senior Prom Chairman JOHN H. MASTANDREA Naughty but nice v Senior Play Comm. +1 . U , . ,ax - f-A - 'K,?.n ON XX 14,- Pleasa and corE?f1ial All-I-Ii News Collector, Bowling JAMES V. MAZZA Nice fellow Band, jr. Red Cross, Baseball, Senior Play Comm. GEORGE McCABE A good pal Scrap Drive '7' C33 4 ilk' - kt, 5, 'mv JOHN MCCLLI E The profefso Commencement C N Q oj AL l.. OY xx L X ' yj ck 1's fnest IQQCO om Co m., Senior f utive Comm etb l, Parking Lot Comm. THOMAS E. MCENIRY One of the 7Vlc's Senior Play Property Comm. LOWELL G. MCLELLAN Calm, cool and collecied Senior Class Treasurer, Senior Prom Comm., Ring Comm., Student Council, Orchestra ,if f-J 931' l 1 yfEOROTHY MELNICK - my , ,J One good sport ,fi Cleejdub, Commencement Comm., jr. Prom jj Comm., Archery, Bowling, jr. Red Cross 'JJ Rose MARIE MELOCCO Hop, skip and a jump Cflee Club, Bowling, Senior Play Usherette, jr. Red Cross, jr. Prom Comm. IRENE MICKOWSKI Tom Thumb Senior 'Play Comm., Commencement Comm. Commencement Decorating of '46 ALICE LILLIAN MILLER Ola! that laugh C-lee Club, All-I-li Collector, Yearbook Comm., Attendance Office, Stamp Chairman, Archery . ,, ff 1- J, 0-J Ntjad... CHRIS MILLER J-IIN!!! Football, Hi-Y HAROLD MILLER Really rugged Football, Baseball, Senior Dance Comm., Hi-Y JESSIE C. MILLER Quick quips Student Council, Yearbook Comm., Stamp Chairman, jr. Red Cross, jr. Dance Comm., All-Hi News Collector VICTOR MORETTI Kingpin foter Scrap Drive, Student Council, Senior Play Comm., Yearbook Comm., Lost Sz Found, In- formation, Constitution - K ' ,,, I 3 . ,. VV.: xi., ,. V K I 5a I. s 0 ' 144- I I if 'VM It C s I , , K, , A O W Qffwfzw C11 1. GH! ,Pi I I . we EDWARD T. MORRIS Theres ra gentleman! Parking Lot Comm., Party Comm., Dramatic Club BETTY MOSCARELLI Quiet but willing Senior Party Comm, HELENE DOLORES MOSCARELLI Q0-getter with a jlashing smile Stamp Chairman, Ring Comm., Yearbook Edi- tor, Archery, Bowling, Student Council, All-Hi News Staff, Commencement Committee of I4-6, Student Council Publicity Chairman, Student Council Election Comm., Senior Dance Comm., jr. Dance Comm. LNYHOMAS JOSEPH MULLANEY 4' Shoot that basket Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council rf, Efecutive Comm., Senior Prom Comm. I I' I b' , W Xrl, W A ,L .... A kr Q, I., N. 'DL ANDREW NAC-Y iTlJose sharp sweaters!! Football, jr. Red Cross, Dance Comm. Hi-Y ROBERT NELSON jlflatlaeimitically inclined Scrap Drive, Class Night Comm., Student Council ANN NISSEN Rosy complexion Stamp Chairman, jr. Dance Comm., Yearbook Comm., Archery LILLY NISSEN Lilly-belle Archery, Senior Executive, Sophomore Execu- tive, Senior Prom Comm. IOHN NOTCHEY 7-lead in the clouds Party Comm. ETHEL NOVAK Lively little lass jr. Red Cross, Stamp Chairman, Glee Club v . JUNE NOVAK Chatterbox Bowling, Class Night Comm., Stamp Chairman MARGARET A. OLAH S14nslJiHe girl Bowling, Clee Club, All-Hi News, Lost and Found, Senior Party Comm. l' JOHN O'TOOLE A good bit of blafney jr. Red Cross Show, Student Council Dance Comm., Senior Party Comm. EVELYN JEAN PAICE Pint of peanuts C-lee Club, jr. Prom Comm., All-Hi News Staff Dramatic Club, jr. Red Cross Treasurer and President, Student Council, Co-Vice President of Sophomore Class, Cheerleader, Senior Play Promptor, Stamp Chairman, B ling, Senior Prom Comm. e A Oli'-C ,A JW l V K lx aj KI!-JTX tt' EZHNAL All TER rs ld . jum Nmter x- A P B j Nlled i 'ssh jr. ommljfbkxss N' t Qimm. i-Y Seni ED nce CYJIT1., jr. MARION H. PALFI Raring to go ' jr. Red Cross, Senior Play Usherette, Com- mencement Comm. of '46 MARY BERNICE PALLIS Qooci-natured Bowling ALEX PANKO Short and to the point GEORGE PAPPAS Music in his bones Orchestra, Band, jr. Red Cross Shows, Scrap Drives MICHAEL PASCANIK Sense of humor i I R s Sho tsciap Dri Qt K JOSEPH PASTOR, JR. Deceiving look Baseball, jr. Red Cross, Senior Play Usher DORIS Cv. PAULIN WU-l.S.'s Renzlnranrlt jr. Red Cross, Soph. Dance Comm., jr. Prom Comm., jr. Executive Comm., All-Hi News Stall, Class Night Comm., El Dorado Staff, Publicity Comm. BERNICE PAVLIK Dance with the Dolly Student Council Constitution Comm., jr. Red Cross PAUL PEDERSEN Sleepy Senior Play Comm., Scrap Drive HOWARD PENDER 'Drummer lzoy Band, Student Council Election Comm., Bac- te Service Usher '46, jr. Prom Comm., Senior Party Comm., Senior Play Cast, Com- mencement Comm. DOLORES E. PENIK Bubbling spirit jr. Prom Comm., Bowling, Glee Club ROBERT A. PERRY false alarm Parking Lot Comm., Senior Play Comm. RAYMOND PETERSON A polished gentlemen Football, Lincoln Play, Senior Play Usher r GEORGE PETROEE Qnbby Qeorge Football, Basketball, I-Ii-Y ROSLYN PFEIEFER Cute trick Glee Club, Stamp Chairman, Archery, jr. Prom Comm. JOAN M. H. PHILLIPS Untriguingly aloof Stamp Collector, Cheerleader, Glee Club, All-Hi News Collector DOMINIC PICI-IALSKI Uiriendly fellow Senior Play Comm. ' 1 ,, Q , 0 x . s g . L. ill e ' ,WJ f aj K ,,. ,bf ff ,I f,, j I ,J JM L JMX ff 11' FF! 'J i I. 4 . ,P- ,, wif' I 1, , , .J AGNES ANNA PIETSCHKER J-Iold ber down Glee Club, Senior Play Llsherette n ' ,i ALICE PINTER 5 V- f Precious as a jewel ,ff ling, Yearbook Comm., All-I-Ii News Collec- tor, Commencement Comm. of I46, Senior Play ' ast, Student Council, jr. Red Cross, Senior j arty Comm., Student Council Dance Comm., Ch. of Handbook Comm. 17 .Q,1fv'4JC gl-c-:bf ANN PIRNIK , 4 IMDPY fave Q- lubjv-3 JN.. ily, f'a.4,s--3 r CTO PQCKLEMBO Tippy at the bat Baseball, Senior Party Comm. Hfbf N0 I N' X. gl P ' XYII IM' li I ly. lf l I . ww BERNICE QLIADT Tlirtatious eyes Cvlee Club, Bowling, Cheerleading, jr. Prom Comm., Student Council, Senior Prom Comm., Constitution Comm., Lost and Found, Dramatic Club LOIS RAISON Looks fragile but laas stored energy Cvlee Club, Archery, Yearbook Comm., Stamp Chairman, Dramatic Club EVELYN REBECK A prim miss Senior Play Usherette, Lost and Found LUCY RIEKER Social butterfly Cvlee Club, Senior Party Comm. , - Y . . Y --, ff- -- fi-, , . . S A Qsr-13025, , ,W-P E . t WV S119-'S WILLIAM RIDYARD -xp' 'Vigorous Coniversationallst Senior Play Cast ROBERT C. RINGWOOD fTlaat' red, red hair!!! Football Manager, Commencement Comm. of '46, Senior Play Comm., Hi-Y, Commencement Comm. JAMES MORGAN ROBINSON jovial jimmy Dramatic Club, Band, Senior Play Cast, Senior Party Comm. LOIS ROLLE Soft-spoleen sweeincss Senior Play Llsherette 42 te 6 'Qx ,,. ww' ' 'I a x r A- 9 ,K v ' RICHARD ROLOEE a - 4 L Really bowls 'em over Senior Prom Comm., Scrap Drive ANN H. ROMAN Adorable blonde bombsbell Stamp Chairman, All-Hi News Collector, Year- book Comm., jr. Dance Comm., Dramatic Club, Student Council Dance Comm., Senior Party Comm., Archery, Attendance Office, Commence- ment Comm. of '46, Cvlee Club, Handbook Comm. MARVIN A. ROSENBLUM 5Vletro-Qoldwyn-Ftftarvin All-Hi Sports Editor, Debating Club, Yearbook Comm., Assistant Editor of EI Dorado, jr. Executive Comm., Ring Comm., Football and Baseball Statistics Keeper, Dramatic Club, Movies ANN J. ROSS Don't ever change Glee Club, jr. Red Cross, Stamp Chairman, Bowling, Prom Comm., Lost and Found wt' Eyebrow and wit in constant use i News Editor, All-Hi Collector, Archery, wling, Dramatic Club, Lost and Found, jr. ELEANOR RYMSHA Bu Comm, Class Night Comm., Senior cuQv C m., Senior Party Chairman, Cvlee Cluws ate Editor of El Dorado CU WILSA4 sALLY X,N,'7'te's a card E90 Il . Red Cross, Party Comm. A0 fb 1 DOROTHY MARION SALVA A delightful, dimpled darling Archery, Senior Play Usherette ALBERT P. SCI-IICKLING The silent type Senior Play Comm., Scrap Drive I y..1ll-fkif' 4 S H.. 3 i lx BLANCHE SCHILLER Psychological minded Secretary of Debating Club, AlI'Hi Collector, All-Hi News Make-up Editor, Pan-American Day Comm., Archery, Cvlee Club, Dramatic Club, Yearbook Comm., Senior Party Co-chair- man, Stamp Chairman, jr. Prom Comm., Asso- ciate Editor of El Dorado NORMAN SCHMEHL Carrottop Senior Play Comm., Scrap Drive FRANCES SCHMITTER All a flutter Bowling, Yearbook Comm., Plaque Comm. ANITA MARGARET SCHRIMPE Clwinicrzl 'n stuff Ring Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Senior Party Comm., Student Council, All-Hi News Collector, All-Hi News Feature Writer, Orchestra, Archery, Bowling, Debating Club, President of Dramatic Club, Senior Play Cast CHARLES SCHXWENZER Rough and ready WILLIAM SCOTT One of tlaose Silver Streaks Scrap Drives HE OLORES SCUTTI , smile for everyone Sta p irman, Archery, Bowling, Senior Exe e Comm., Candy Concession, Hostess at Se r Prom 346 ' ANN SA. SEDLAK niable Anne , NilClee Club, ' ling, Archery, Dramatic Club, iN Jr. Pgom Comm., Senior Party Comm. fx Y T V I ANNABEL SEQUINE , On the serious side Senior Partyt Comm. MARY A. SERDINSKY Red-beaded cbarmer Cvlee Club, Senior Executive Comm., All-l-li News staff, Commencement Comm. of '46, Candy Concession, Senior Commencement Comm., Plaque Comm., jr. Red Cross MARY SEYCLINSKI female Babe Ruth Bowling, Archery, Stamp Chairman, Cvlee Club, Senior Prom Comm. ROSELYN SGROMCLO Always a happy smile Archery, Bowling, C-lee Club, All-Hi News Col- lector, Yearbook Comm., Commencement Comm. of 546 i X A ' P ,X XX.. , ,,,, , ' ag 5 CHARLOTTE SHARICK Coquetie ir Play Llsherette, Freshman Party Comm. NICHOLAS J. SHEVCHENKO fl-Ie'5 the tops!!! junior Class President, Senior Class President, Sophomore Executive, Student Council, jr. Prom Comm., Sophomore Party Comm. ANCELINE SIC-GELAKIS An obliging miss Senior Party Comm., Student Council Party Comm., Freshman Party Comm. ALFRED SILAKASKI Never says a word LOUISE SIMMONS just get ber started Party Comm. JAMES SIPOS Equestrian minded Party Comm. JOI-IN SKRYPA industrious Veteran's Club, Senior Play Comm. JOAN MARIE SMALLEY Ilarle-haired clmrmer Stamp Chairman, Jr. Prom Comm., Jr. Executive Comm., Bowling, Archery, All-I-Ii News Col- lector, Senior Play Usherette, Lost and Found ANN SMOLINSKI . Qenuine sweetness Aqrchery, Bowling, Student Council, Year Book Secretary, Jr. Red Cross Secretary, Ring Comm., Candy Concession Comm., Jr. Dance Comm., Jr. Red Cross, Chairman of Student Council Production Comm., Commencement Comm. of '46 LE ROY SORENSON fl litlle louder, please Party Comm. VIRGINIA SORENSON Typical flll-Anzerican Qirl Dramatic Club, Yearbook Comm., Student Coun- cil, Jr. Red Cross JOSEPHINE STOCKMAN Cooperative and clever Bowling, All-Hi News Collector, Stamp Chair- man, Prom Comm., Dramatic Club Q I MARY STLIBBS Spontaneous laughter jr. Prom Chairman, Ring Comm., Senior Play Cast, jr. Red Cross, Commencement Comm. of '46 ELEANOR STUDENSKI Never know slJe's around Cflee Club, Bowling, Archery, Dramatic Club jr. Prom Comm., Senior Party Comm. MARIE STUMPE Tomboy All-Hi News, jr. Red Cross, Class Night, Cheer- leader, Bowling, Lost 8: Found MILDRED j. SUICH L Tuture Adrian Cheerleader, Senior Prom Comm., All-Hi Collector, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, jr. Prom Comm. ROBERT SULT Rugged inrlioidualist RICHARD SUTCH That dark, mysterious type Scrap Drives JOHN TAKACS Those waves!!! jr. Red Cross, Senior Play Comm. , PRISCILLA TASNADY Congeuial pixie Bowling, Stamp Chairman, Yearbook Comm., Dramatic Club, Senior Executive Comm., All-Hi News Collector, Candy Concession Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Senior Prom Comm., Attendance Office, Commencement Comm. of '46, Student Council Elections Comm., Ring Comm. I GRACE TJORNELLIND Silence! Commencement Comm. GENE TOMASO J One of those lady killers if ' -? ' .yt N , X' if ff pf LAURA LQRRAI .TEJTERO Dfoifll like ber Archery, Senior Party Comm., Red Cross Writer Lost 81 Found i JOSEPH TRAVACLIONE Canary ' Football, Senior Play Usher I ALFRED MICHAEL TROSKO Rip roarin' falllmcle Football, Band, Orchestra NINA TRUSH Lindens gift to Woodbriclge Onch , jr. Red Cross, Play Comm., Bowling CHARLES TLIREK Knows all flae answers Student Council, Senior Dance Comm., Baseball JOHN URRUTIA U-le's a nice guy Student Council, jr. Executive Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Class Night Comm., jr. Red Cross Show, Dramatic Club I JOHN VAMOS Blondie jr. Prom Comm., Scrap Drives EDWARD ARTHUR VAN DECKER Band mastefs cleliglnt Band, Red Cross Show, Veteran's Club, Senior Play Comm. RITA VAN PELT Sophisticated senorita Glee Club, Stamp Chairman, jr. Red Cross, Bowling, Archery, El Dorado, Debating, Lost and Found, All-Hi News Collector, jr. Prom Comm., Dramatic Club, Commencement Comm., All-Hi News Business Manager IRENE VARCA ' Pretty as a picture Bowling, Prom Comm., Student Council If K ' in o S 1 e.5T Sh-C5 A e in G- L t JIYQ-Nl MARY VASILY 'l!'on't 7 ever grow? News Collector, All-Hi News, jr. Prom Senior Prom Comm., Bowling, Archery MARCARETTE VAUCVHT Pleasant and pleasing Comm., Bowling GLORIA VORIES Quiet but friendly Senior Play Usherette JULIUS WAGERIK Doc BlanclJard's counterpart Football, Ring Comm. I' j . 'Y 'Q' NORMA WALDMAN Bowling enthusiast Cvlee Club, Archery, Bowling, Dramatic Club, Senior Play Usherette, Colorguard LORRAINE WARGO She put the pep in pepper e eader, jr. Red Cross Treasurer, Senior Exe utive Comm., Cvlee Club, Band, Senior Play Us erette, Dramatic Club, All-l-Ii News Col- lector, Student Council Dance Comm. JEANNE A. WARREN 'Viuacious red-head Student Council, Jr. Prom Comm., Bowling, Spanish Club, Senior Party Comm., Student Council Social Comm. MARY WASYLIK Still water runs deep Party Comm., Bowling, Commencement Comm. of '46 tx HUGO A. WAYNOR Dont ask that question! Senior Play Comm. 'D ,.r ,J u JOHN W. WHALEN 5' 'yay - Deoiltry in tlaoselbxegrv- Seniog Executiye,Comm. 1 ,I Q., .C - L vi . 7, ,-'fi JJ 1 1 W' . 1 ,L J I V ,kg 1 i tn DONALD C, WHITAKER Teacher of the future Baccalaureate Service Usher of '46, Sen Usher, Senior Play Comm. WALTER WICKLEY Wemisis on the gridiron ' Football, Constitution Comm. ior Play Q vw,WW.v- La. time A-A 1, Xu, r ,V f .Y . yy lr , X . WILLIAM WIECERS U-low about tlmt, now? Orchestra, Band, Sophomore President, Dramatic Club, Student Council President, jr. Prom Comm., Class Night Comm., Senior Play Cast, Stamp Chairman, Red Cross Shows SARA WILSON Star of a gym class Senior Party Comm. ADOLPI-I WOHL Baker boy 'Mi Senior Play Usher 55 BETTY A. WOHLERT That lackadaisical draw! Bowling, All-Hi News Collector, All-I-Ii News, Dramatic Club, Senior Play Comm., Student Council Publicity Comm., Plaque Comm., Senior Party Comm., Commencement Comm. of 346 ROY WOLNY Testetube Roy Student Council, Basketball Manager, jr. Execu- tive Comm., All-Hi News Reporter, Class Night Comm., jr. Red Cross, jr. Prom Comm. EVELYN WOSH Uflusley-voiced fun lover Archery, Bowling, Senior Play Comm., Stamp Chairman, jr. Red Cross JOSEPH ZELANAK Shutter-bug Hi-Y, Commencement Comm. DOROTHY ZSOREY Sweet sophistication Cvlee Club, Party Comm, Bowling i . Ac .W sin? fx. 4 vi V f +7 fi 'Z wt FRANK ZULLO Tlasby Trunk ELIZABETH ZUPKO Babbling Betty Clee Club, Accordion Ensemble, Senior Party Comm. JEANETTE ZLIPKO Bright eyes Senior Play Comm. THE CLASS WILL HAVING reached that stage where adult standards decree, we must now give up our play toys and our oh! so attractive childish characteristics, we, the Class of 1947, are leaving these possessions we cherish most dearly to the members of the Class of 1948, who are still young enough to appreciate them. Realizing that a few of these were merely accoutrements to our childhood phase, it is never- theless with great reluctance that we pass on some deemed by us most intelligent and mature for ones our tender age. To our teachers and administrative officers we extend all sincere thanks and appreciation for all they have done for us during our stop in the Play Pen. Our front seats in the auditorium we bequeath to the Class of 148, who, we are sure, will take excellent care of them. The fascinating artistic ability of Ann Fazekas goes to janet Schmidt. To Chris Boelhower, we leave Pat Andersonis smoothness and sophistication knowing she will carry on aptly as the sophisticated lady. Julius Wagerickis athletic prowess on the foot- ball lield we will to john Toth. The abilities of our lady executive, Helene Mos- carelli, we bequeath to Harriet Paszinski. The bouncing vitality of Midge Wargo goes to Peggy Bell, who exhibits enough pep for any two Juniors. Unfortunately for the Class of '48, we have de- cided to pass on to no one Timmy Daltonis won- derful flair for comedy, feeling that he will always be strictly our property. Lucky Gloria Swanson inherits the Emily Post ways of joan Kocsik. Mary-Jo Finnis highly commendable editorial ability we pass on to the future editor, feeling sure he will carry on in good fashion. The musical ability of Ray Holzheimer, our Benny Goodman, we leave to Hank D,Angelo. To fortunate Marion Lybeck goes the affability of Dottie Blanchard. Wfhat could be nicer than leaving Tommy Mul- laney's extra smart dancing ability to his sister, Dolores? Blanche Schiller's extensive wardrobe is Emily Rapps' to inherit. To Bernie Peterson, heartbreaker of '48, we pass down Ben Den Bleyker's gift of gab to the ladies. Alice Pinteris just plain cuteness we bequeath to Marge Kreger. The much envied sociability of Ann Roman we will to all shy members of the Junior class. Lest we forget, we lovingly bestow Vic Littleis dungarees UD upon any water boy who is not afraid to claim them. The oh so changeable temperament of Charlotte DeBockler we hand down to Ed Moore, who is definitely 48,s temperamental artist. To Helen Serdinsky go Ginny Degler's notice- ably cute dimples. Janice Gloifis catching smile we bequeath to Geraldine Hooban to help brighten the way when the going is tuff. William Scott's CrCWCUt, which has an uncanny resemblance to porcupine frieze, is Ed Triggs' to inherit. To Arden Charmont goes the bubbling laughter which identifies our own Mary Stubbs. Ellie Rymsha's exceptionally glib manner we leave to Gloria Hruska. Fortunate, indeed, is Marion Beagen who inherits Margaret Caddleis lovely soprano voice. Our rubber man, john Kinsey, stretches another inch to pass his most noticeable characteristic to Richard Tibak. To Florence Lorsong we hand Lillian Bishop's quiet-as-a-mouse mannerisms. Dot Curran will henceforth be the title holder for the most sparkling eyes, inherited from Bernice Quadt. The constantly erupting dramatic side of Jane Hynes goes to Robert Turk. Room 20,5 virtual twins, Bob Burrows and Tony Brodniak, pass on their inseparability to Alice Zar- sky and jean MacKinzie. Those outstanding bangs of Lil Baloghis, Gloria Masucci gets. Ruth Kuzma's bowling scores go to Shirley Romer. Who but Bill Lauritsen could take the place of jerry McElroy as jacksonis handy man Buddy Davis's bluffs we leave to jimmy Boland, knowing that he will manage as well as Buddy. Carol Bremis lovely blonde hair to Grace Olsen. We bestow on Dolores Beam the strawberry blonde curls of Martha Heigden. Helen Kulpinskyys vivaciousness to joan Bartos, whose sparkling liveliness warrants it. We leave the debating ability of Herbert Hutt, Mr. Desmond's pride and joy, to Bob Reway, who we think will carry on in like fashion. That handy Webster's Pocket Dictionary of Jessie Miller's we leave to all future Secretarial Practice students who, we know, will find good use for it. Lowell McLellan's As, and more A'sU we be- queath to Clare Balint, who has a good start in this direction. Charlie Ludwig's brand new 1928 Model-T Ford we leave to any junior who has enough money to buy such an expensive contraption. Nick Shevchenkois leadership abilities go to John Schmidt. Ann Smolinski's untiring efforts are left to Charlotte Dingley. The friendliness of Gertrude Franke, we endow on Amelia Bertolozzi. To Bill Nork goes Milton Austin's good looks. Likewise, we make, constitute and appoint THE CLASS OF '48 to be our executors of this, our last Will and Testament. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto subscribed our name and affixed our seal this won- derful day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven. THE CLASS OF ,47 inf f Q 1 Y 23 ri Q N. hi ,. -4 'N Q 6 ff, - 2 f f 3 f 4 QW 2 1 f , X f 44 'WW .J Ef .. U .I , .fy w YH Q Wy, Z ff My ff W n 7 L M f Z ,lf --.., dk v ,ff W2 2 i K Sq YW, Mfr f, Q X, wg ' 2 5 4 CLASS HISTOR Y BIRTH CERTIFICATE FILED FOR: Class of 1947 DATE OF BABY,S ARRIVAL: September 9, 1943 PLACE: Woodbridge I-Iigh School NURSERY SUPERVISOR: Arthur C. Ferry FRESI-IMAN YEAR FIRST DAY: Baby in terrible temper, crying and lost almost constantly. Nursery rhymes C'All-I-Ii Newsvj quieted him somewhat. FIRST NURSERY CHANGE: Baby reacted quite well and with little fright to new supervisory at- tendant, Dr. john P. Lozo. SOPI-IOMORE YEAR FIRST SCARE: I-Iurricane struck in September. Baby made his usual amount of unnecessary uproar , survived it in one piece. FIRST BIG EXCITEMENT: Crawled around town rather overwhelmingly in snake dance celebration of Perth Amboy victory. FIRST ORGANIZATION: Baby divided attention helter Skelter between both sessions-kept equilib- rium with aid of Bill Weigers and I-Ielen Fried- man. ACTIVITIES: Managed to waddle fairly well at Sophomore Dance. FIRST FREEDOM: Opened mouth for exemplory purpose for first time-helped elect first Stu- dent Council Cfficers. JUNIOR YEAR FIRST SPECIALIST: Mr. Leonard Cuiffreda, new at- tendant, appointed with Nick Shevchenko to guide ropes on baby's harness for the year. BIG EXCITEMENT: Cot in fight with next door baby CPerth Amboyj over football game. Their re- sulting strike quickly settled. SPECIAL VISITORS: Put on best bib and tucker, scrubbed hands and face, and behaved at best for visiting Evaluating Committee. ACTIVITIES: Toddled around in rhythm three nights at class dances-great improvement Shown. BIG PARTY: Baby had his first soda and cake, Or- chestral background, flowers, and grown-up clothes, at his dance to remember-the junior Prom. I-IAPPIEST DAY: Moving-up day-took over top niche in nursery while overeagerly pushing re- luctant older brother Seniors out the door. SENIOR YEAR SECOND SPECIALIST: Mr. Frederick Beckley took over governing duties in nursery, Nick Shevchenko again assisting. NEW MEMBERS: Spent hectic hours noisely wel- coming back old playmates Cveteransj. SALES ATTEMPT: Baby made himself generally ob- noxious selling Christmas cards, play tickets, and yearbook ads and boosters. SHOW-OEEY MOMENT: On December 11, 12 and 13, under Mr. Edmund T. Dougherty's direc- tion, placed himself in dramatic limelight before crowds of beaming tif not prejudicedj parents and friends. PARTIES: Baby duly celebrated Sadie I-Iawkin's Day, Christmas, Valentine's Day, and his de- parture with some finally expert foot maneuvering. FIRST JEWELRY: After much impatient and slightly irrational waiting, baby received his class ring Cevidently proof of Seniorship was in needj. BIG SOCIAL EVENT: Soft lights, and sweet music, hints of long-awaited maturity, fun, romance, and a wonderful time all rolled into one for the infant, spelled-Senior Prom. FIRST TRIP: Finally out on his own- good time had by allfi CLASS NIGHT: Reenacted days of yore in the nursery-honored his more outstanding play- mates, babies, first class. DEPARTURE: Maturity at last--a wave of nostalgia passed over the baby that was, as he took his last nursery step-Onto graduation. BABY? LA YETTE We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We We have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have have a Frank but no Furter. a Rolle but no Bun. a Hyers but no Root Beer. a Roman but no C-reek a C-utwein but no Bad Brandy. a Baker but no Butcher. a Robinson but no Crusoe. a Funk but no Wagnalls. a Baron but no Duke. a jordan but no Almond. a Bishop but no Pope. a Beam but no Lilght. a Pastor but no Church. a Campbell but no Soup. Ayres but no Wills. a Painter but no Carpenter. a Csik but no Rooster. a Stockman but no Stock. a Paige but no Cover. a Fischer but no Bread. a Whalen but no Crover. a Miller but no Flour. a Varga but no Esquire. a Friedman but no Prisoner. a C-oode but no Bad. a Coll but no Wood. a Clregory but no Peck. a Cvoldenberg but no Planter's. a Morris but no Chair. an Austin but no jeep. a Simmons but no Mattress. a Criener but no Mayor. Hedges but no Flowers. a VUohl but no Floon a Hackett but no Hammer. a Blanchard and Davis but definitely no High Scores. a Hunt but no Treasure. a Gardner but no Lawn. a Chamberlain but no Churchill. a Hynes but no Pickles. Hutts but no Cottages. a Cavahero but no HurbL a Lee but no Grant. a Brown but no Black. a Linde but no VVahz. a Sunnpf but no Tree a Little but no Big. a VVosh but no Laundry. a hday but no AprH a Warren but no Middlesex. a Scott but no Irishman. a Schrimpe but no Oyster. a Rosenbhnn but no VVHted LHy. Stubbs but no Toes a Rahon but no Prune a Lemaszewski, no other school can make that statement 56 i Q 557 .V ' I 1 MQ? Ziff X 1 ' A - S.. 319 5 .5 I 4 - ,7 - gf? X X '1 ' Y sr' Q5 T 1 A MILDREQ SU ICH ACTIVIT IES Vi xv? Senior Executive Committee Yearbook Committee President .... .. . . Nicholas Shevclienko Editor-in-chief .,.......,.,....o.o,......,,,, ........,,.,., H elene Moscarelli Secretary ..........,.,,,.,,. ,,.,.....o,, A nn Smolinski 'Vice-Presiiienl C . . Robert Campbell Art Editor .,.,...,,.t,...... ,....,...,o,,,,,... A nne Fazekas Business Wlarriagcfrs ,. .....s.,s,,., Priscilla Tasnady Secretary , ,...,.. C-ertrude Franke Virginia Sorensen Photography Chairman . , ,.,.,.. Margaret Hornyak g'1'Ctl5ll!L1 ,..... Lowell McLellan Student Pbotograpber , ,... ....,Y,. , .Herbert Hutt Clmirnmn .....,...,.. Ethel Kovacs Class Wight Committee 58 Play Cast Alice Pinter, Anne Fazekas, Lila Hogg, Anita Schrirnpe, Mary Stubbs, Howard Pender, Tom Carney, William Wiegers, Ray Holzheimer, Wil- liam Ridyard, Robert Burrows, james Robinson. Prom Committee Commencement 'Committee Clmimmn .,r,,,,eYA,,eA,,,,,Y,,,,,r,,,,,rr,,,e,,,,,,..,t,......,.. Kenneth Manning Chairman ,...,....,.............t.,.... ...,.,.t,.,...,t,,,,,e.ee,,,, H oward Pender 59 Ring Committee Student Council P1'CSiliL'lll ,, .,,, . t....,,...e. .Willialmm Wiegers 7'ice-Pre5ide1it ....... ,,,, , ejolm Toth Secretary .. .,.. .,,.,...Harrict Paszinsky T1'CclSllY't'1 t',.... ..... B ernard Petersen 'Veterans Club J fl. N. Qirlsl Qlee Club P. TW. Qirls' Qlee Club flccorclian Ensemble tr . !' A junior Executive Committee Sophomore Executive Committee rf' ' President ,C John Schnudt President ..ee,,,.,..,.e, .,.,...... ee.,....,..ee,.t..........e,..,...,.,. S t even Dalina 'Vice-President . .Willianl Stafford 'Vice-President ,,,.,,,,,,,, ,....,.e..,...., j ames Burns Secfetar' y e,e,.... . ..ee, t,Arthur Nebel Secretary ...,e ,,,,,. ,,.e,,..... H e len Muller ffreasurer C . .....e. Steven Smirga Treasurer .............. john Kish Debating Club P1'e5ide71t ,,,,,,,,,,,,,AA,AAA,,,,,,,,,,A,,w,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.A. Herbert I'IUtt 'Vice-President .ttt....... .......,e,Ait.tt R Obert RSWHY Secretary ,,,,,,,AA,e,, ,,,,,,e,....,,,, A Une 1332614218 LIL , I .,,, , 3 62 All-7-ti News Staff Editor-in-chief Teature Editor .A...w. News Editor ...e... fllake-up Editor Sports Editor Finn r..Patricia Anderson oo, r,rrr..Ellie Rymsha .......Blanche Schiller Marvin Rosenblum Secretary ,rr,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,o,,,,e.rooooooo Dorothy Bannick Boys' Qlee Club flll-fl-li News Collectors fl. WI, Red Cross P. WI. Red Cross P1'CSil1L'Hf , , ..,.,. ,A..., .,.,., .,.,....... E v e lyn Paige 'Vicc'-P1'c5i1fc'11l , .. ...... ,,.,, J ohn Latkovich Sc'crvim'y ....... , ...,....,... Ann Smolinski 7I'CtlSlH'Ll ,,,, . ,Lorraine Wargo .Cost Sf found and Unformation 64 flrcloery Bowling Freshman Tootball i l 1 65 CDrCke5tra Band President ..,.....x.,,....,. ,,,..,,,....,..,.............,,, C lifford Knudson 'Vice-President v.,...,, , ,.Y,v,..,.......ww.,.,... Edward Van Decker Secretary and Treasurer .....,............... A . Robert Burrows Q1mrterma15ter' .,.,,.,,,,,.....,Y......,,,..,..,.........A.,,,..,. Ronald Painter Drum Major and Student Leader e..,.. Ray I-Iolzheimer Lilmzrimz .A,, .,.AA , , A....A....,..A,A,,A.A..A ,...,,,,A..,,,,,,,,.,..AAeA J ames januqqi 66 CHEERLEADERS Barbara Lakotos, Ruth Kuzma, co-captainsf Anne Fazekas, Mildred Suich, Rose Kaclingo, joan Philips, Evelyn Paige, Marie Stumpf, Bernice Quadt, Lorraine Wargo. Mascot 1 Richie Cathcart. 67 A-4 FOOTBALL Dec. jan. Feb. BASKETBALL Hoffman Dunellen Perth Amboy South Amboy St. Mary's P. Roselle Sayresville Alumni South River Carteret Perth Amboy St. Mary's P. Sayresville Carteret Hoffman Dunellen A. A. Away Away Away Away Home Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Home 69 sf-f, Xdamczyk, Lorraine allen, Janet anderson, Jane Lois anderson, Louise ialint, Clare ialogh, Martha Salsai, Doris Sartos, Joan E, Zartos, Sonia leagen, Marion ieam, Dolores D. Becker, Delores Sell, Marjorie Benjamin, Margaret A. lenni, Elizabeth Benning, Margaret Sertolozzi, Amelia ioelhower, Christine lrennan, Catherine irozowski, Dorothy Iaprario, Judith Iharmont, Arden L. Ihirico, Rose Ann fhristensen, Bertha Iiuflreda, Victoria Ilausen, Shirley Ann Iuntala, Augusta Iurran, Dorothy JaCunha, Florence Danches, Arline Janley, Sara E. leak, Ethel E. JeBot, Helen JUNJQR Demeter, Irene Dingley, M. Charlotte Doliber, L. Dorothy Erickson, Nancy Ellen Farley, Mary Fishinger, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Mary Flockhart, Martha Gawroniak, Claire P. Gere, Helen Gibbs, Helen Gioifre, Rose Marie Govelitz, Mary Gyenes, Esther H. Gyenes, Margaret Hadden, Juanita Ann Hagler, Rose Hobbs, Lucy Hooban, Geraldine Horvarth, Eleanor Hruska, Gloria lmportico, Ann Johnson, Barbara Jones, Jacquelyn Kobasz, Helen Julia Kocun, Lillian Kolibas, Margaret Kovacs, Margaret E, Kovacs, Margaret G. Kreger, Marjorie Kreisel, Marie Kunie, Elizabeth LaBance, Marie GIRLS Lambert, Claire LaQuadra, Dolores Leidner, Helen Lewis, Dorothy Literate, Margaret Loftus, Jane Longfield, Doris May Lorch, Miriam Lorsong, Florence Lybeck, Marion Maas, Joan MacKenzie, Jean Masucci, Gloria Mayer, Helga McEniry, Joan McEwen, Jeannette McLellan, Muriel A. Melocco, Scalasta Miele, Rose Marie Minchella, Caroline Murdock, Marie L. Myers, Doris Nagy, Mary Ann Nagy, Olga Nagyiske, Mildred Nelson, Janet Neupauer, Evelyn O'Connor, Alice Mae Olesen, Virginia Olsen, Grace Ostergaarcl, Shirley Paszinski, Harriet June Pedersen, Anna H. Peterson, Marianne ff V ee,e 11?- e ef T '1.,+iza4: - me Q V l ZX R... .Mae , X i a . Ligmme,.imiAg?ig f Peterson, Norma Petren, Elizabeth Pluskota, Violet Popovitch, Charlotte Racina, Palma Raphael, Claire Rapps, Emily Reburn, Joyce Romer, Shirley Mae Russo, Lucille Samonek, Gloria Schmidt, Janet V. Serdinsky, Helen Sernick, Rose Helen Seyferth, Delphine Simeone, Lucille Ann Sorenson, Gertrude Anna Staskiewicz, Rosemarie Straffi, Georgianna Strahl, Emily Sullivan, Marie Sverada, Vera Swanson, Gloria Syme, Elsie Thergesen, Jeanne Tywoniw, Helen Urban, Barbara Vagnozzi, Marie Venerus, Arlene Vories, Margaret Williams, Marguerite Yablonicki, Dorothy Zarsky, Alice Zuccaro, Rose N. g....-f-v- Anderson, Edward Anderson, Paul Auburn, james Balog, William Barber, Wfarren Belcheff, Boris Bergmueller, Emest Boland, james Bower, Richard Bramble, james Breen, Vfilliam Brinkman, Frank Brown, J, Robert Brown, Roger Caravella, Eugene Carmody, Cornelius Caro, Joseph Cherry, Vfalter Christensen, Leo Cinkota, james Corcoran, Raymond D'Alexandri, Joseph Defiler, Edwin Demler, Robert Dering, Robert Domasica, joseph Dunham, Thomas UNIOR Elliott, Alfred Ellis, Robert W. Ettershank, john Faczak, joseph Farrell, Donald Franchak, Frank Frelish, Arthur C. Giacobbe, Raphael Gibbs, Edward Green, joseph Groth, Fred Gurb ach, Martin Hacker, Frank Handwerger, john Hladik, XVilliam Holub, Alphonse Homa, Michael Horning, Fred Horvath, joseph William Hunyadi, Edward Ingrassia, Felice Irvine, Richard Janer, Frank Jennings, Kenneth joel, Robert Kalomatis, Gus Klimik, William BO YS Kozel, George Lauritsen, Wfilliam Levin, Alvin Lichtman, Dennis Mandy, Ernest Muchanic, Thomas Murphy, Sidney Nebel, Arthur Nelson, Samuel Nemeth, Anthony Niebanck, Harold Nikovits, joseph Nork, Wfilliam O'Berc, Richard Obropta, Robert Olah, Steven O'Neill, john Pastuszak, Floyd Patterson, Frank Pease, Harry Penik, Steven Petercsak, Andrew Peterson, Bernard Peterson, John Emil Potter, Richard Randall, Marion Reso, john Reway, Robert Romer, james Rosenmeier, jack Schmidt, john Schuritg, Robert Simon, Steven Sindet, Leon Smiriga, Steven Somach, Lawrence R. Stafford, Vlfilliam Stueber, Henry Symanski, George Tarcz, Alex Tibak, Richard J. Thompson, Thomas Thompson, Wfilliam Toth, john Triggs, Edward Turk, Robert Tywoniw, jack Venerus, joseph C. Vigh, Charles Wfilck, Ray Wfiuff, john Young, Arthur Younger, jack Ziesemer, Robert Zullo, joseph 4-- I 71. ' ig 1, V f. vc Ja. . .Q .f .. I 1 yy as ww Lalfpwr- tg ga. an lm sasQf Q MW? N' ,RM-'aa f:'.'f if-M ,Ti M, -V .i- A 3 ' fi, r ' , 1..v US L L SOPHOMORES 1 ...- wk! ,Q X, ,Q 'ka ,Mm ..., rx ' ..,g.,0 4- Y T3 :1.v, 2, . V, ' x .xv -- 72 ka E H! Q39 Y 'Q FRG ix X Q N' 1 -if X QRLM. xgrg, . ,r Q is ' gf-x Q X Y Q f, X ,. wif: ' QI' 5 ff-'xv A-.ww ' X g L X' Q' . , mf H IH. ' K 'izjx an 4 xx X w Q A Txgai ' wx, ,- ' ff W! gl Servicemen Vincent Manganaro, Richard Temporado, Ed ward Orlowski, joseph Caro, Jr., Herbert Haddad john Cholar, Francis Baron. 74 FAIR Y TALES Nick Shevchenko will be campaigning for Senatorship or even for Presidency. Who knows? Lowell McLellan will be sporting the new title Dean of Penn Statef, breaking a world-wide record as the youngest Dean in the history of the world. Donit be surprised if Donnie LaPenta succeeds Fred Astaire in the .motion picture and theatrical field as the greatest dancer the public has ever seen. jack Gardner will leave the beauteous state of New jersey and make Texas his new address. He will be one of the most successful ranchers in the state. Roz Pfiefferis photogenic features will probably make her the No. 1 Cover Girl in the United States. Vera Vague will retire to let the up-and-coming comedienne, Millie Habich, take her place on the Bob Hope show. The masterpieces of Doris Paulin will be hanging in art galleries all over the world. Her name will go down in history as one of the greatest artists of America in the 20th century. Peggy Hyers will buy Bing Crosby,s race track and horses. That girl has horses in her blood. Lorraine Malinowski's blonde crowning glory will be advertising shampoo. Lucky Edna Huber will be modeling the thing dear to every femme heart-clothes. The baseball ability of Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth will be surpassed by our own Vic Tippy Pocklembo. Thousands of people all over the world will tune in to hear their ace news commentator, john McClure. Ben Den Bleyker is discovering that Avenel is too small for him, so hels packing his bag and migrating to California to stand on the corner of Hollywood and Vine. Red Skelton is a has-been. Bob Burrows is rapidly taking his place. The people went wild over the new concert pianist who made her debut at Metro- politan Opera House. She was none other than our own Doris Clausen. Girls' basketball has become a delightfully popular sport. Marie Stumpf is showing her excellent athletic ability by capturing both the fielding and batting honors of the National American Girls, League. Tex Beneke and his Orchestra is stepping out of first place so that the ever-so-popular Bill Wiegers and his Orchestra may take over. Ray Holzheimer has established a music school in New York City, and people are simply raving about his expert instructions. Threatening the popularity of Fibber McGee and Molly are Jessie Miller and Mr. Donald Xllfescott. Betty Wohlert will pick up where Florence Nightingale left off. Since there is nothing left for jack Benny to brag about, he is bowing out to let Bill Ridyard take a crack at it. 75 DIAPER DA YS The T. C.'s Any Questions? .....,...... .........,...,.....,....., Mr. Dougherty The first day we went down the front steps K'Ye Cadsli' ...,,.,, ..A. i T,......,,,...,T,.,,...T,,.,,....,..,...,,,. M ilton Austin Presentation of Macbeth by Miss Van Slykeis English classes The snake dance in our Sophomore Year Wherels the correction pencil?? Senior secretarials Those strange fumes from the chemistry lab The huge Christmas Tree at the Senior Xmas Dance Closing of Legion Stadium What're you, mad!! . ....r..i, ,,....is, . Crete Christensen Record of ten members in All-State Band Parliamentary procedure at Senior Class Meetings The Danish gymnastic program The Arkansas Traveleru in gym classes The Port Reading bus is late again Return of veterans , ,....,.., .....i,,................ O ur big brothers The point system Square Dancing at Sadie Hawkins' Dance Those five long minutes added to the First Period People, we need your helpf, ......,.,......,,. Miss Morrow Our w-o-n-d-e-r-f-u-l junior Prom The radio that was in S. P. for a few minutes Early dismissal during mid-terms The identical Christmas cards everyone received at Christmastime That feeling of superiority as Seniors Presentation of Out of the Frying Panj' Largest graduating class to date The stormy weather vacations Fire Drills from the Auditorium Now, back in 1492 . . .' ,.,,.......,...... Dr. Lozo Debit!I .,.,,.........ti................... ........... M r. Ciuffreda The Pepi' Evaluation The All-Hi Bankruptcy Ball Cheerleaderis competition .i...... .....,...,.. R over Welcome Home Day Parade The baseball season Our 5 to 9 p. m. Freshman Dance Spring Fever-When Seniors, hearts turn to thoughts of love and graduation, tra la! Miss Erbis countless trips The party the Play Cast held on the stage, Friday the 13th The crowd around the bulletin board when a notice is put up The gab sessions in the front hall Lost 8: Found and Information The cartoons in the All-Hi news The pep rallies during football season That very first day in Woodbridge High Miss Frazer's jingle bells Has anyone seen my keys?'i .,.............,,.,...,. Miss Ferbel Singing Christmas carols at Christmas Day pro- grams The vetis meetings in the boiler room The candy line in the library The Perth Amboy strike after our victory The P. A. system in the gym The Red Cross shows Student Council Elections in the gym The crowded Kick-Off dance 1' ,tx X :ff QQ X Y Zz S' Wm 'Hamm Ili ran! l Z N URSER Y RHYMES The Wayward Bus ...,....,......,.. Sewaren bus's new route through Port Reading Slow Music .......,....... Beginners in Miss Frazer's Music classes Secret Country .....................,,,..........................................,,. Dr. Lozo's office Reflections in a Mirror ...........,......,..... Girls just can't resist the sight of a mirror The D8I1Ce ................................... .......,..... T he Arkansas Traveler East River ........................................... .,......,.,.,,,,..,........ T he 1945 rainstorm P21Vili0n Of Women ........................,........,.. Gathering of Senior girls Green Crass of Wyoming .......w.... The front lawn of the school The Magic of Numbers .........44,4.......,.,,,..,.................... Algebra Classes Your Manners Are Showing .,,.............,..,.......,....,,.......,,., Senior Prom The War Reports ........,...... Current history with Mr. Fullerton Out of Your POCketS .............................. Contributions to various organizations Time To Speak Up ............. ............ S enior Class Meetings Brief April .................,.................................................................. Easter Vacation Seventeen to Sing ,,................,,,....,,,....,...,,,.,......,,.,... Morning assemblies So Little Time ..,,...,,......... Graduation is just around the corner Wrong Turning ....,.................4.,.......,,,.,,,......... 1 ...,....,,,,..i........,.. Traffic System Double Image ........... ................................... H erbie and Stewie Hutt Growing Pains .......,....... .,......,.... W e're big boys and girls now For Men Only ...,.......,.......,..,.....,..............., ,,,,,,,...................,,....... V et meetings The Scarlet Letter ...............................,,..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Report Card day And Then There Were None ,,.,....,.. ,,,,, C lass of '47 graduated Daddy LOI'lg Legs ,............................,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,,, john Kinsey Kitty .........................,,...,....,.,...........,,,,,...........,..............,.,,,,,,, Francis Schmitter The BlaCk Rose .......,,............... Corsages the day after the Prom Laura ....,......,,...,..,.,..,.........,.........,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Laura Totem SCCYH Cargo ...................,...,.......,..,.....,............,.....,..,,..,,................ Gum chewers Last of the Mohicarls ........,.................,..,............ Those not graduating Before the Sun Goes Down ........,,.. We have to finish those budgets Captain Courageous .,,,....,... Shy boy asking a girl for a dance Bring Along Laughter .......,..................,.,,............ On report card day This Is the Night .,.................,.,.,...,...,v..............,..,...,.,......,,,..,,,, Senior Prom SITIOICC Gets in Your Eyes .........................,,...,,, In the boiler room There's Gonna Be a Great Day ..,,...,.....r,...........,,....,... Graduation I'll Walk Alone ,.....,....,.,,........,.............,......,.........,,r.........rr...,,,..., B, O, Plenty Five Minutes More .................................... Added to the First period Years and Years Ago .............,....,.......,..,,.,........,...... We were freshmen I Had the Craziest Dream,,.W.H.S. won a basketball game One Dozen Roses ...,,,....,,...........................,,,,,........,,... For Miss Morrow Till the End of Time ...................,.,..,....,....,.... There will be school The Old Lamplighter .................,..,......................,....,,..,,,,.....,.......,......., Barney My Shining Hour ....,....,,.....,.,,.............,.....,,.............,,,,.,,,.......,....,....,,..,r,,... 12:20 Winter Wonderland ...... All those days off for bad weather Rumors Are Flying ............,,,,..,,.,,....,........... We're getting our rings Hoodle Laddle ...,...,.. ,,... E xplaining law cases to Mr. Wescott Santa Claus Is Coming to Town ...,......,............,.,....... Mr. Beckley Close to You ...,.......,............,,,......,,.............,,,......... Radiator in Room 22 It's the Talk of the Town ..............,............ The new high school At Last ...,,,,,,..,.............,.............,......... .r.........,....,...r...,r...r........... s ..... J une Oh, But I Do ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,.r, ................... L ove school??? One More Tomorrow ......,.... .............. LI ntil the weekend Seems Like Old Times ..........,... ........... W ith the veterans back Miss You ....,....,,,...........,.......,..,..,, ..,.......,........., W oodbridge High Take It Easy ........................,,...,....,,,.,,.......,..,.......,......,..........,....,,,,,, In the halls An Apple for the Teacher .......................,,,,.....,................., Mr. Meyers A Farmer's Life Is a Very Merry Life ...,,,,.. George Erickson Always the Lady ,,,,.....,,...........,....,,,....,.,..,..............,...,.... Miss Morganson I'm Making Believe ...........,,,,,,..,.,.,.,,,...........,....,,.,..................... I got all A's I Wish I Knew ...........,,,,..,............... .,...,..,.......,..,...,,......... T est answers There's No One But You ........,,,,....................,....rr Marilee and Jack Because .,,.,..,r.,.........................,,....,,,.................. Excuses, excuses, excuses I Don't Know Why ......,.................... We have to get up so early Star Dust ..............,...,.........,,.r.rr,.,.....,r.., Memories of our junior Prom I Got the Sun in the Morning ......... You kidding at 6 A.M.? My Pretty Girl ,,,........,,,,.....,.,.....,............,,,......,....r..,..,,...,........ Anne Fazekas You Are Everything to Me ......,.......... .................... M y Diploma I've Heard That Song Before ..,,..,...,................ Absentee Excuses Strike Up the Band .........,..,,..,.....,,,...... . ......... Ray Holzheimer More and More ,,,,,,.,....,,,r.,..,,,., .. ....,,,,.......... Homework I Dream of You ,.rrr.......r....,,,,,,...,rrr ,...........,.,,,.,... A lice Pinter Somewhere in the Night .............. ..,...,...... T here must be a prom date for me Without You ,.,,,.,.,...................,.,.............,...........,,....,...,..... Miss Van Slyke That's My Desire ,,..,..,...r.,.......,,..,.......... To pass with high honors Why Don't We Do This More Often ....,.........,,.,, ...... P rograms Blues in the Night .......r................,,,..,,,,....,,...,,....... A broken romance Somebody Else Is Taking My Place .....,.........,,,..................... Juniors Beat Me Daddy Eight to the Bar ......l,.............,,. Pupil's bringing home an E card Could It Be Wrong ...... Copying answers from someone else Its All Over Now ..,,,,..................,..,,......,,,,.............,,,.,,. Mid-term exams Strip Polka ...,.,..,.................,.,.,,,,,,....,..,..,..,....... Girls changing for gym If I Had a Wishing Ring .,,.......,,,..r,,.............,. Need we say more? Three O'clock in the Morning ......r,,....,....... Getting home from the Sr. Prom Whatill I Do ...,.......... .....,,...... N o Prom date on April 17 Speak Low .....,.........., ..,..................,,,...,,,r......r.... I n the library Dig Down Deep ,.,,.... .....,,....,, T o pay the Senior Dues I'll Be Seeing You .....................,,....,.,.r.,.,,............., At our class reunion Pretending .........,........,,.,..,, ..,........,,.......,.........,.,.,.,,...........,. A t Class Night Coming in on a Wing and a Prayer .,....,..,,. Dashing into the auditorium at 8:49 jg Listening ..,.,..........,....,....,................ To hear Woodbridge said by john Gambling on WOR The Things We Did Last Summer .,.......... Dreamed of being a Senior in Sept. Too Many Times ............,..........,,.....,..... Port Reading bus was late I'm Beginning to See the Light .....,....,.,.. Chem. or trig. after the mid-year exams There Are Such Things ...,.................,,..,,,......,.,..,....,.....,.......,.... Escalators I'd Be Lost Without You ,.,,,. Margie Hedges and Dot Salva Heartaches .,,..............................,,,,.......,,,,..r.,.,...,,.......,r.r.........,...... Fifth tem1ers It's a Lie .....,..............................,,,......,...., All the teachers were absent I'm a Big Girl Now ...,...,........,,...........,,,..............,....,,.... Moving-up Day The Dolly with the Bow ....,,..,............,......,.........,,..,.,....,,... Mr. Beckley Politest Cbild DOTTY BLANCHARD Trienfiliest '11 'Wittiest GERTRLIDE PRANKS TIMMY DALTON Tlflost Popular Kids BABS LAKATOS RAY HOLZHEIMER DaizcirzgesV' Babies HELEN IZSO DON LA PENTA Babies 'Wbo Dial 7110515 for '47 HELENE MOSCARELLI NICK SI-IEVCHENKO Babies 'Wbo Are Qoing Places MARY-JO FINN LGWELL MCLELLAN Littlest 'Il mggesgt IRENE MICKOWSKI EUGENE COLL Prettiest Babies IRENE VARGA MILTON AUSTIN Our fFIirt 'n 'Wolf BERNICE QUADT BILL BOEHME ftlost Athletic Children RLITI-IIE KLIZMA MIKE BLITCI-IKO Typical Senior Babies GINNY SORENSON BOB CAMPBELL Babie 'With Loueliest 'Wantrobe PAT ANDERSON HOWARD PENDER 1 A 2 E R , ,Q ,nw x ' ., Q , f X f ,fx 5 . i xt' 5 Qx ' R, A X 44. ig: ,f .I 'Q A , 1 93' X k '1'f i 4 ff' 4?'3X fxggigi ifgmi g f gl 'JW fm? f., . W W Qs 1 1 E as f-W is 'SW 4 7 i ,, XF ' A' 1 I '1 . X I 14 X ' Q22 E '11 I Y CF BE 5 we f L ... ' ' MILDRE D SLHCHN1 ADVERTISEMENT MAYQR A. F. GREINER Class of 1948 STUDENT COUNCIL QQ 4 Who is the loiae With a Smile. 'i GIRL very much like you-perhaps she lives on your block or went to your school. She's friendly, wants to get ahead, and takes pride in a job that counts in her community. She dresses well, too, on a salary that is the highest in tele- phone history. Yes, she likes it here-the interesting work, the pleasant surroundings, the feeling of working with young people like herself, ' You will like it here, too. And your Vocational Guidance Di- rector can tell you how easy it is to become a Voice with a Smile after you graduate. Ask her today. .New Jersey Be!! Telephone Company 87 NEW IERSEY WOOD FINISHING CO Amboy Avenue Woodbridge, New jersey SECURITY STEEL EQUIPMENT CORP Avenel, New jersey Offers Attractive Positi Taetory or Ofjqce Jlftef Qmdua PERSONNE Compliments of MISS VAN SLYKES SENIOR HOME ROOM 19 HOME ROOM JUNIOR HOME ROOM ERESHMAN HOME ROOM NO. 26 NO. 1 Mrs. Boynton Mrs. Lowassy R 1 5 89 Compliments of ANDREW AAROE Compliments o LEGN E. MCELRQY GREEN LANTERN COCKTAIL BAR 4 Green St. JI Best 'Wishes to the Class of '47 Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Moscarelli Pioneer Tavern Iselin, N. J A. O. JACOBSON Perth Amboy, N. J. WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO Woodbridge, N. J. MR. DESMONDJS HOME ROOM 7 PLIRITAN DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Perth Amboy, N. J. VULCAN DETINNING CO. Sewaren, N. J. P.M. HOME ROOM 20 JOHN ALMASI TRLICKING CO Excavating 81 General Trucking SOPHOMORE P.M. HOME ROOM 28 COHf.11'tlfllIdfl'O11S from THE SOPHOMORES OF P.M. HOME ROOM 13 SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 25 P.M. JUNIOR HOME ROOM 8 A.M. HOME ROOM 22 Compliments of SENIOR HOME ROOM 28 Congmtulations Qraduates CARL THE TAILOR FORDS SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 26 HOME ROOM 21 A.M. COLLEGE TOWN SUPER MARKET Oak Tree Road, Iselin, New jersey Metuchen 6-1705 David Ander, Proprietor All Qood Tbings to Eat COLONIA HILLS DAIRY P. Den Bleyker jr. New Dover Rd., Colonia, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OE THE 4 L'S A.M. PERIOD 6 ENGLISH CLASS Room 20 SENIOR HOME ROOM 1 Compliments of ANDY'S ESSO SERVICENTER Avenel, N. J. SENIOR HOME ROOM NO. 5 Compliments of RAYMOND R. ANDERSON Compliments of ANTON'S SERVICE STATION Colonia Compliments of AVENEL KNITTING MILLS 79 Avenel Street Avenel, New Jersey B. St B. MEN'S SHOP Fords, N. J. Banners - Varsity Sweaters - Letters Bailey 81 Balderston New Brunswick Ave. P.A. 4-4842 BAGDVS MARKET WILLIAM BALDWIN General Painting, Contractor Interior Decoration 570 Watson Avenue, Woodbridge, N. J. J. R. BALIMANN Florist Greenhouses St. George 8: I-IazIewood Aves. Rahway, N. j. BROWN'S GROCERY gl DELICATESSEN 691 Rahway Avenue Woodbridge, N. I. Vfdge. 8-1843-,I Compliments of BELL TOOL gl MACHINE CO. Avenel, N. J. Geo. Bilawsky 8: Sons MEAT St GROCERIES-WE DELIVER 65 West Ave., Pt. Reading, N. j. ARTHUR BROWN COPPOLA CLEANERS 108 Main St. 95 CHRISTENSEN'S DEPT. STORE 97 Main St. Woodbridge, N. I. CHARI.IE'S TAVERN Corner New 81 William St. Woodbridge, N. I. 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SCHWARZ Clover Green Dairies SPRING MEADOW ICE CREAM Telephone STAR BARBER sHoP Woodbridge 84671 Specializing in Men's 8: Boy's Haircuts Experts in Ladies Hair Barbering 75 Avenel St. GIFTS THAT LAST AT THE STATE JEWELRY SHOP Diamonds Sc Watches WATCH St JEWELRY REPAIRING Amd' N' I' JOHN ILLES 23 Main sf. Woodbridge, N. J THE AVENEL PHARMACY C. F. TIER Hardware 1010 Rahway Ave. Telephone 8-0157 73 Main St' Phone: Woodbridge 8-1914 - We Deliver Woodbridge Avenel, New jersey URBAN PHOTOGRAPHERS MISS C-ADE'S 456 Rabway Ave. ROOM Woodbridge, N. J. 23 Tel. Wood. 8-1047 Good Luck! The Gang 102 Mrs. Charles Alexander Gene Antol A. M. Room 9 Americus Chapter-De Molay Andersen Kennels of Metuchen Major R. E. Anderson Mrs. A. E. Anderson Ernest Andrascik Marie Andrascik Ernestine Anderoni Rita Andresch Ann 84 Nick Geraldine Arway Mr. Sr Mrs. Paul Arway Mr. Howard Ashmore Eleanor Austen Avenel Delicatessen 84 Food Market G. Bacskay Mr. Charles Bahr Fred V. 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