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“MMieihuiq tim e Li tka t does t i t love a w a ll”

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I j the wond worfd'-o^the yoking seems to be a world of Marchers,

more tha'h it/ever was before, lay mean that somethinWnas been lost from a world of long ago.

’62 grad knows a world of progress and plenty— but he wanders where it came from

and what vt’s moving toward.The world west of the wall Jfowsj^fast, and even the young searchers

are swept along./few tfoink to search back for a source — andf^he finding is difficult.

Maybe the thinking youn negative way,

for within the last y — a It “ k A A A '

man of 1962 should search in a more

a wall lhas been built against him, there is/nothing positive about a wall,

rrier rhat says “ keep out” or

There never has been a more defi It demands a continued search, and

one finds

not/ freedom unityspirit or love or trust

or progress, oes not laugh.

H only an obstacle,ission of defeat,

of opposition, a fFhBLsayingN^f yes to what

-to one of two totally opposed way^One builds walls; the other flows in a Stream

that is rich,if one knows its source

and direction.

I? nd.And let the young see, and look long at it.

Y o u ’re going to see a jesuit

high school;

And the wonderful world

that surrounds it—

the world of

St. Peter’s Prep

CONTENTS

F a c u l t y ..................................................... . . page 6

The W o rld of ’61-’6 2 ............................. . . page 28

Scholarships ’6 2 ................................... . . page 30

H ighlights of ’6 2 ................................... . page 32

S e n i o r s ..................................................... . . page 33

Senior Class H i s t o r y ............................. . . page 52

English and Classical Academ ies . . . page 90

U n d e rc la s s m e n ................................... . ■ page 92

. Daae 118A c t iv it ie s ...............................................

. page 148S p o r t s ....................................................

A d v e r t is in g ......................................... . • page 182

u m zM id t. bzou)Jt&,Principal

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iw e u n d eduuiid f. m tfder, i.f., m.a.Prefect of Discipline Director of Athletics

im . (&kn mjegwiL, l 4 -, m .a.Freshman and Sophomore Guidance Counselor

ten. (m u ch f. tlu illo*, l 4-, m.cl.Junior and Senior

Guidance Counselor

i£!%. h n s^ u lly*, w AAssistant Guidance CounselorSenior SodalityLatin, English, Religion IV

m i. w aiter j. illy,, a.bRegistrarDirector of Testing Bowling Team

mi. (^idimimt a. oiihf n, m.a.,^ Registrar Emeritus

mt. jxneph tuec'd^reijAssistant Prefect of Discipline Radio Club

n o. riehauL m. (wiiy., a./'., ni.a.Latin, Religion 11

Alumni Association

mr. mittou /. IwktuattzPhysical Education Gymnastics

i&kezl f. Iwlxun&L, **ft, a.k.Latin II, Greek I

Band

tm . i&kn e. bwuwifig,, m .a.Latin, Religion I Freshman Sodality Dance Committee

m i. thotnuj £. etauL, German I, History I

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m hx eatknine eoHmn, tn.L.L.Library Science

Librarian

ten. fa w fJ a. d u ly , s.j., in.a.Latin, English I, Religion II

Junior Sodality

mi. i&ltn I. dully., a -Latin III, Plane Geometry

t£& . m i. fiu u ie iA . cl. (x d L& n , i . f . ,Elementary Algebra, Health I

Art Appreciation Art and Poster Club

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u i% . f€ U H £ i l . fo le i/ , l .\Latin, English I, Religion III Sophomore Sodality

m l. tho hum (f Oiman, a.h.U. S. History II, World History, Health

Track

nit. dam ia it a. hnllujun, i.f., a.b.Latin, English II

Intramurals Freshman Basketball

‘Say fellows, those aren’t water pistols, are they?’

m i. uxiLLiam L. kanban, b .i.Mathematics II, III

ieix. p en t p. m m , i.f., t Fundamental Science, German

'Will the real butcher please step forward.

tm . hatn j a. hfiffen, L.f., clLatin, English I, Religion IV Student Council

tut. tie haul ho Hen (let, h.a,.U. S. History I

mt. to hell p.. komcuuL, m.a.Plane Geometry, World History

tea. blahje feiLahJk&, th.LFrench I, II, Religion III

Saddle & Bridle Club

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nVL. fLahiek j. kalhj, b j . U. S. History I, English II

nit. imieenf kewtedy., m .l.U. S. History, English 111

m i. fohn £. Lee., a.b., Ll.k.Mathematics II, III

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m i . iobelt a. meyiiineiejj, ci.h. Mathematics III, IV

m i. jenipli /. LuufuvuLo, b-.i,.Physics

t » . nvu fo k u f . m eg ju d h , n i.a .Latin, English, Speech III

Iriscape

u u Ilu L m , a . tn a k m n a , cl.1%.Latin, English III

Dramatics

m l. td u u m l t j. m e iiu H ij, m .aEnglish II, IV, Speech II

tjto. unqusHne ux. imiufht'?, m.a.Latin, Relig ion I

M o thers’ C lub

m l. Ui belt /. m itloihill, b j . , nt.a. English I, World History

m l. tfianeu f . m eiiz, a.k., Ll.b.Elementary Algebra, Speech II Debating

ml. fjuiLeziek mUlez, m .a.Chemistry

ten. Ummaj, p.. muitag,, m.a.Latin, English I, Religion III

im . tu b e d , e.. o d o n t iM , &4-> ^ .a .Latin, English, Religion IV Oratory and Debating

nut. eh m m i O-’smILumul, a.b., Ll.1%., Litl.d.French I, II

those uncouth hilltop aborigines

i£0 . f&Mjfik a. fbeuleh, s,4 ->Mathematics II, III

m i. t/w m aj p. w q e u , h j . English II, U. S. History I

d i. ('(imiJl a. u%tuu£, ph.d.German 11

m i. c h a il is f. tomiejf, m.aElementary Algebra

Everybody’s Twisting.

ico. mi. joieplt sliezuf,,English I, World History, Speech Petroc

m i. j&&£jftk in. iuinnjoit, m .a., U.t%.Latin I

lei). james o. im ith , i.f., m.a. Religion 11

tea. nut. pum ih fL. tmLentui&, i.f., a .LLatin, English, Speech III

Classical Academy Camera Club

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iu%. jm e p k uiatsen, a./., m.a.Physics, Religion IV Bookstore

aike.it o. taLeeke, tn.a.English IV, Speech 111

English Academy

tea. m i. (Lena. la&tuLa, * a -'%-Latin IV, U. S. History II PetreanAdvanced Placement History

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The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered for all those who so kindly donated their blood for m y open heart operation and also all those who had Masses and prayers said for my recovery.

A portion of the Communion prayers of the Mass come to mind as appropriately expressing my wish for you.

“May the Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ preserve thy soul to life everlasting.”

I shall be forever indebted to you for your kindness.

Sincerely,

tea. uuptwncL ijm h , i.f., a.b-. Latin III, Greek II, III, Religion IV

nil. js.i('ph (j. zueetmiPhysical Education

After seventeen years Prep said good-bye to Joe Zucconi, one of its best loved teachers and finest men. Some teachers exert an influence that cannot be measured or described, just by being themselves. Joe Zucconi is such a man.

At Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston last June 8th, Mr. William Hanlon underwent a twelve- hour operation for the correction of a defective valve in his heart. When Mr. Hanlon left Prep in the first week of June, he and his students and fellow teachers knew that the chances of his returning in September were only fifty-fifty.

Mr. Hanlon almost did not return. But after those few anxious days Mr. Hanlon said to his parents, “ Tell them at Grand Street I’m coming back.”

On Schola Brevis Day Mr. Hanlon was back, full smile, full schedule.

Miss Alice Capman Secretary to the Principal

Mrs. Isabel McCarthy Secretary to the Principal

Miss Mary Dunne Treasurer’s Office

Mrs. Marie Giordano Alumni Office

Mrs. Mary Riordan Treasurer’s Office

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s e l l e l i n s h i p s ’6 2(received before May 1st)

date.

M ichael Agresta John Kirincich

Carl Arabia Joh n Kelly

W alter Baile Robert Kelly

John Berberich Jam es King

Thomas Bonifanti John Kutney

Philip Bozzelli Joseph Longo

Francis Cappadona Joseph M cCarthy

Paul Casadonte Francis McGee

Eugene Chmielewski Ralph McLain

Martin Clancy M ichael M eloney

Anthony Cocco Joh n Middleton

Thomas Cosgrove Richard Moriarity

Louis Cuccaro W illiam M ueller

Daniel Culleton Jam es F. Murphy

Michael D’Alessandro Jam es M. Murphy

Kenneth Decina Robert Myers

Patrick DelMastro Paul Nestor

Kenneth DelVecchio John Ochtera

Edward Devlin John O’ Halloran

Joseph Digeronimo Robert Ringier

William Dluzniewski Stephen Riordan

Roy Dodson Francis Rubino

George Dooris Gerard Russoniello

Thomas Dowd Ronald Sabol

John Dunne Charles Shiverick

John Elliott Philip Simms

John Ernst William Slossar

Kelvin Flaherty William Tassone

Joseph Frees Anthony Tonzola

Thomas Goger Michael Varley

Jam es Hanley Arthur F. Williams

Kenneth Heeney Arthur J . Williams

William Holy Stanley Zaborowski

John Iglesias Edward Zlotkowski

Merrill Jacobson

national nieiii

(finaluh,W alter Devaney

Richard Morahan

Warren Shea

(-ommendatifinWilliam Davison

John Elliott

John Ernst .

Joseph Frees

Thomas Goger

John Hansen

Stephen Hendzak

Robert Hooper

Merrill Jacobson

Francis Kinahan

Jam es King

Robert Kretzer

Ralph McLain

W alter Modrys

Donald M rozek

Neil Polo

Joseph Repka

Robert Ringier

John Rowe

Gerard Russoniello

Jam es Stokes

Anthony Tonzola

Edward Tynan

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academia

Philip Bozzelli

Notre Dame, NROTC

Coast Guard Academ y

U. S. Naval Academ y

Paul Casadonte

St. Peter’s (partial)

Charles Cheek

Le M oyne (partial)

Fairfield (partial)

M artin Clancy

St. Peter’ s (partial)

W illiam Davison

Boston College


W alter DevaneyW arner-Lam bert Scholarship to

Fordham University

W illiam FloodNew York State Regents Scholarship

Joseph FreesGeneral Motors Scholarship to

Canisius College

Thomas Goger


Boston College

John Hansen

Boston College

Stephen Hendzak

Stevens (partial)

Boston College (partial)

W illiam Higgins

Georgetown

Robert Hooper

Boston College

Seton Hall

John Iglesias


M errill Jacobson

Providence (partial)

Francis Kinahan

Fordham


Jam es King

Yale

Peter Kocmalski

Boston College

Robert Kretzer

St. Peter’s (partial) )

Anthony Mendolla


Richard Morahan

Boston College

Manhattan

Donald M rozek

Georgetown

Boston College

Xavier University (partial)

Thomas Murtagh


Louis Novellino


Ronald Palmieri


Neil PoloBoston College Fordham (partial)

John Rowe

Canisius


Rockhurst (partial)

Gerard Russoniello

Seton Hall (partial)

Warren Shea

U. S. Air Force Academy

Brian Smith

Boston College

Holy Cross

Francis Socha


Jam es Stokes

Holy Cross

Boston College (partial)


W illiam Tassone


Michael Todaro

Seton Hall

Anthony Tonzola


Eugene TorpeyU. S. Naval Academy

Edward TynanBoston College

Ripon College

Lawrence Waurin Boston College Holy Cross (partial)

Edward Zlotkowski

Holy Cross St. Peter’s (partial)American Can Company Schola

I t i q l i l u j h t s ’6 2

the pjettcavi pmjji tribute ta . . .Fr. Rector for his initiative in planning a new building program for the

St. Peter’s of tomorrow The past and present administration of Jersey City for finally making the

Gregory Project a reality and for their recent energetic steps toward the rebuilding of a great town

The seniors mentioned on the previous two pages, whose scholastic accomplishments have made Prep happy and proud

Fr. Jaschko for conducting a very successful Modern Language Teachers Institute on Audio-Lingual Techniques

Fr. Browning and the entire student body for raising $6,168.00 in the Lenten drive for the foreign missions

Fr. Browning for forming a sorely-needed cheerleading squad at Prep Fr. O’Donnell and his debaters for becoming the first New Jersey team ever

to win the Caldwell College Debate Tourney Mr. Mertz for the almost unbelievable success of his novice debaters, winning

50 of 68 debates and placing second in the varsity tournament at St. Elizabeth’s College

Fr. Hess for taking his science classes on a tour of the Hoffman LaRoche Pharmaceutical Plant in Nutley, New Jersey

Mr. Woods for arranging visits to the New York Stock Exchange and the Federal Reserve Bank

Mr. Fallon for beginning a much-needed Art Appreciation Course for all Freshmen

Mr. Valentino for his literature soirees for the JuniorsMr. Wlecke and Mr. McGrath for their work on the Advanced-Placement

English ProgramMr. Miller and Mr. McGuinness for their work in the Advanced-Placement

programs in Chemistry and Mathematics, respectively Mr. Hollender and Mr. Woods for the beginning of the Advanced-Placement

History courseMr. Halligan for reviving the Intramural Council and expanding the intra

mural programMr. Valentino for reviving the Camera Club and the Whale on Wheels Mr. Berkowitz for his very successful emphasis on President Kennedy’s physi

cal fitness program in gym class Fr. Francis Sullivan, S.J., of St. Andrew-on-Hudson, for his lecture on Homer’s

GreeceFr. John Boyd, S.J., of Fordham University, for the afternoon he spent with

the seniors discussing the Romantic poets Fr. Daniel Mulvey, S.J., of St. Peter’s College, for his lecture to the senior

history classes on Keynesian economics Fr. Luis Totera, S.J. for his explanation of the social and economic status of

ArgentinaJames Sanders of 2F and the other staff members of the Mad Scientist for

turning a class newspaper into a real journalistic achievement the Petroc for its very constructive drive for a new approach to the Student

Councilthe Comeback Kids, a great team that came from behind to win in the second

half of fourteen games the Freshman football team for an undefeated season

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Cries of “ It’s maaahvelous to behold!” and “ 0 what a thorn!” burst regularly from T.P.’s 2-H “ Suppose your little brother W illie gave you a half- dollar isosceles triangle for your birthday.” . . . The Greeks win a smashing intramural basketball championship . . . Sophs witness Mr. “ Technically” Replogle, the first Jesuit to smoke cigars bigger than himself . . . prospective scientists get their first lessons in the scientific method of school bombing, gas warfare and other useful projects . . . after seven months 2-A fails to bluff its way through a Latin translation . . . English

SEPTEMBER 1958

“ Tough Apples” begins his reign . . . a 1-H’er, complete with green hat, fish net and formaldehyde screwdrivers, ventures into J.C. . . . Prep Frosh basket - ballers undefeated . . . Prep Frosh football team has a well-balanced season (2-2-2) . . . Mulvihill bus line comes into existence . . . Fr. Murray lights the sacrificial flame under Lynch and Jordan . . . The policeman to Mr. Hanlon: “ All right, son, you can cross now.” . . . “ Beadle, put his name down.” . . . W e learn of the existench of the Chem lab . . . “ W hat’s jug?” . . . Zambo breaks an arm in Washington, deals with his toes . . . Prep football team undefeated for the first time . . . Post Office is serenaded by Pennsy Frosh Glee Club. Dick Jacobs learns the dangers of saying, “ I do not choose to sing.” . . . 1 -C’er gets a 37 in the history exam . . . “ Is he a tall midget or a small man?” . . . Last year for mandatory Health Exam . . . Fire fails to burn down the Freshman building . . .

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SEPTEMBER 1960

No swimming allowed in the locker rooms after two juniors almost drowned . . . Juniors take lessons in the cha-cha . . . “ I don’t care if your father is rich or if he has a lot of money, go ahead and sue me” . . . “ I love to scare little kids.” . . . the birdman of Prep learns that crime does not pay . . . “ No, I never heard of pebbles, Mister.” . . . W e win at Newport . . . “ Boy, boy, if you say that once more Certain condition exams are very crowded . . . Intramural cafeteria wars . . . “ But Mr. Liss, I’ve never been here before.”. . . Baseball team sets record of five errors in one inning . . . Petrean defies tradition with green cover . . . Junior Greeks discover the wonders of Mac’s . . . Senior room closed . . . Seniors volunteer to paint the cafeteria . . . Students learn Mr. Lee’s moon man theory . . . St. Peter’s blocks Jersey City traffic for five blocks during Demarest rally . . . Literama turns to Inscape . . .

SEPTEMBER 1961

Mr. Lupardo collects $2,738 in quarters in his swinging mite box during the mission drive . . . Seniors learn the way of doing ‘hall duty’ outside the Physics lab . . . A senior learns that the smoking lamp has not been lit in 4-B . . . “ Boys, boys, I’m really going to send you down to Fr. Browne this time.” . . . Mr. Cross arouses the wrath of 4-F when he announces, “ All seniors are cowards.” . . ■ Mr. Walsh is hit by a wandering hoplite in the woods of Woodstock . . . The yearbook surprises everyone, including the staff, by coming out . . . History is made when Fr. O’Donnell doesn t come to class— but his tests do . . . The Mets start their season as the seniors end theirs . . . “ Poopsie, hack your way out of that jungle.” . . . “ Throw it out the window, go out and get it, and come back with a late slip (four times) . . . Is there any significance to that name, Wanamaker?” . . . A forty car caravan to the hills of Rutherford and Jim Kynge s oasis . . . Fireworks at the Seton Hall game . . . Prep math department buys concession in the ice-cream business . . . 4E volunteers to wash down its class walls . . . a new regime in gym period . . . Prep invaded by Hungary . . . Now it can be told— the ‘O’ is for Otto . . .

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Sitting: Charlie Pilger, Bob Gorman, Bill Walsh. Standing: Bob McKenna, Art Kosiakowski, JimButler, Jim D’ Elia.

Sitting: Joe Kamiensky, Conrad Kowalski, BobWickiewicz. Standing: Richy Keegan, John Cam- penella, Joe Donatacci, Ray Boyko.

Front Row: Bill Hill, Ken Zito, Joe Francis. Back Row: Richy Kornutik, Frank Aria, Richy Kelly.

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MR. VALENTINO Moderator

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Terrence Checki,. Frank Venutolo, Vin DeBari.

Senior Members (Much Honored but Not Pictured):Don Mrozek, Bob Hooper, Ed Tynan, Bill Higgins, Frank Reilly.

Michael Bannon James Bastek Anthony Blumetti Mark Carroll Jack Cimprich Gary Compa Joseph Francis John Gibney

Michael Gillen Thomas Gregory John Halpin William Hill Robert HumenikI

Stephen Kleid Robert Kopki Vincent Lapi

Andrew Metropole

Paul Napoli Alfred Palazzo

Joseph Rafter George Schilp

Anthony Spina Thomas Szott

Home of Chamoigrj^jj-and Gary Cornpa . . . But Father, I did read it ovew You Ian believe me . . . Curtin, bounce the board . . . Too bad, Mister. I have; jug . . . You want to check me on that!Jagk? OhJyeahJ but you had that the first day . . . Zasowski 9531 . L . Hey fellas, we gotta stay in for Bat today M B Don’t you know we never work? We got a buncn^of Do-Nothings in this ftom . . . Isn’t it too bad I was absent and couIdn’t iak& the test yesterday . . . Who let the bulldog loose?

Paul Kelly

Francis Ward

Thomas Curtin

Philip Polk

William Zasowski

This is a very simple test, I think . . . But, Mister,, it’s useless to cheat off Kacprowicz . . . Put that paper plane away, now . . . Doesn’t Cross mean burden? . . . Si . . . If it weren’t Friday, I’d^H^ i. Keller, kneel up there and try to find the little man trapped behind the blackboard . . . Our marks are all red, and our backsides arablue. W e ’d love to take French, but what can we do? . . . And this is a c B ® example . . . We still have five minutes. Let’s do the next fifteen'chapters . . . Where’s Farrell? . . .

Frank Esposito

William Keller

James ButlerCharles Bruen Robert DiBella Robert DobisRichard BarryJoseph Armbruster

Richard Kacprowicz

Charles GallagherRonald FarrellFrederick Ducca John Emmons Joseph GrazianoRaymond Doran

Richard Marczuk

Edmund Heskin John HughesRaymond HanburyRalph Guenther

Robert McDonnell

Stephen LemboFrancis Koserowski

Vincent McFadden Charles Miller

Thomas PakenharrtTerrance O’Brien

Robert SchiebelRobert Quinn

Sherry on the Rocks

Theodore Turnasella

nis Barrett Alan Arrigoni John Banach

Floriani, sit up . . . Alleri'passedjj-rench? . , Did you hear Minerva only gota 99 in Latin? . . . Danko did it ,3 . Sure’s hard to get exempt around .here . . .I fell asleep doing my homework, Mister. Really and truly . . . Com’on kids, we only have three minutes to finish our Trig course . . . Needless to say, there won’t be a review &. . You didn’t do|tefi! well in the last test you took!

Thomas Dent

Joseph Hanson

Robert Hallas

John MarconiPaul Lempa

James McDonaldRaymond Lubanski

Richard Peck

Dennis PetersonDonald Muglia

Donald Snyder

Michael Dowd

Patrick Wallace

Richard Heubel

Gregory Minerva

Richard Diehl Eugene Duffy

Thomas Floriani

Christopher Kemp

Robert McKenna

Richard Quinn

Terrence Checki Donald Cipoletto Daniel Cody Douglas Contreras Charles Danko

;ph Cabibbo

Thomas DeMartini

John Tarrant

The marks in^baAjadk of the roc||ypj|p, higher than the front’s, men M . Keep quiet, please? . . . Is that all I gave you for homework? '? . . Copy out |"he; foreword for me tonight . . . Great men, Great! . , . Th£ innocuous desuetude is beginning to spread . . . Marizol write a 250 word composition on “ How a sucker" -Can :'§!Ve succour to soccer” . . . l-kjw much time leftf||f|^d|f|l. . Thanks for coming to class today, boys . . Awright, bounce theboards.

Gregory Goellner

Walter Falkowski

Louis FerraraJohn FallonBryan duLaneyMark Branon Lawrence Collins

Gregory HrebiniakRobert GeorgiaGerald Fitzpatrick George Foote

Donald Riedlin;Timothy Pastorino

Conrad Kufta Thomas ManzoConrad KowalskiDonald Joworisak

Vincent SardDennis SantomauroPaul Roehrenbeck

Patrick MeehanWayne Marshall Gerald McCarthy

Peter StaceRichard SkoblarFrancis SilvestrisThomas Sharkey

Walter MortimerFrederick Miller

Richard Westphal Robert Wick(e>Robert Viti

Leonard Franco

Alright, Harry, step outside . . . See me after class and we’ll impress upon yodfe- . . . Did you take a shower? . . . You’re improving, Harry Stan dish. You got 60 . . . Mister, will you please kick the other leg for a while? . Aw, Mister, have a heart! . . . Devins, read. Somebody wake up Devins . . . Guess who found the answer key? Ho, ho, ho— the'wrong one— Franco 95, Mahoney |95, Vroom 95, Gorman 5 . . . That’s the way! For tomorrow, write out 1,000 times— . . . Iss not you, iss Vroom . . y

Michael Servino

John Bassi

Frank Venutolo

Charles Cappadona

Richard KeeganSteven Secare

Richard Devins

John Fay

Robert Gorman

Bernard Berry

Robert Moore Thomas O’BrienFeehan

Howe Joseph Standish

Edward Regenye

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Edwin Vroom

Patrick Reilly

William Walsh

Bernard Moore

William Rogers

Robert Ward

Leonard Mrozak Dennis DiFeo

Alright, gentlemen, -Very good . . . If I see anyone talking, he shall be dealt with, severely . . . Boys, have poise . . . If you cheat, you get a zipBDud . . . Where have you been for the last forty minutes? . . . In the opening [words of Genesis— . . . Boys, boys, boys, that question has just been answered . . . I want you boys^to act § ike men 1|||. Go blow it out your barracks bag . . . Here Comes the Fireball.

Thomas Rochford

Joseph Brannegan George Cordano Vincent DeLorenzo Michael Granwehfi 1

Joseph McCarthy

Robert Sivoriii

H iRichard Donnelly

Martin Shanahan

Joseph Lecowitch

Brian Flaherty

John Tooley

Michael Paoloni

George Zahn

Thomas Smith

Frederick Tomkins

Frederick Viggiano

Warren Nilsen

John Kennedy Arthur Kosiakowski John Layendecker

Eugene Woznicki

There’s one in every group . . . Nervegna, you’re caught . . . Go to the public sliderule . . . It isn’t usual lab procedure to throw sulfuric acid, boys . . . Hey, Atomic Energy, wake up . . vT^aayTm gonna blitz ya . . .I know who did it and when I find out, zippo . . . and draw the rising sun over each vowel . . . This is a do“i%yourself test . . . Tomorrow we’re going to have a gigantic test on afTKindsa stuff . . . 1 see some shifty eyes back there . . . Any unusually long breaks in the class activity will cost you each a niGkel . . . Ya’ gonna take him to college with ya? . . . Is there anyone who doesn't understand this?? Is there anyone who does? ? ?

James Biondi

Richard Kelly

Vincent DeBari

Alexander Kiczek

John Campanella

Thomas Gorrie William Haughey Wayne Hayes

Walter Black Raymond Boyko

Richard Dunne

John Brueck

William Gardecki

John Crowley

Raymond Zolnowski

Brian Kelly

Barry LaForgia Joseph Lochte Carl Minkel Nicholas Monteforte

hard Bielecki Richard Bigg Geoffrey Blake

James Leman

Andrew Byrne

Psst— Look atjfeagfaptprints on l^tecei'in9 • • ■ There goes Damian the Lea per again . . . You want a size 10’/2 down your throat? Keep your fat shut. . . Where’smy ice cream truc^M cCorm ack^ '^S Oh, no. Not another lecture by J§ R ice !® ! . So what? . . . That extra half-hour afteryschool was all in the interest of science . . . When I took my seniors — . . . I don’tcare. Columbus discovered Watling’s .island . . . You want to taste OTTnTffnrc jug? .

John Kane

John Lynch John Marra

Charles O’Neill John Piazza

Albert Rinaldd t LRobert Rissland

George Daneri Gary DiVito

Carl Restivo

Keith Hochsteinatrick Fallon

Sheehy James Sutcliffe

James J. Egan

Bernard Sypniewski

Paul Truskowski

Joseph Terranova

Francis Badach William Bannon

Robert HaleyRobert FordRobert Doyle

John Mescal IJoseph McManusKenneth KraskaWolodymyrKowbasniuk

ChristopherMarvinny

Robert JungJohn Hall

Somebody’s gonrl be rocked . . . W 4 don’t you write oil the last 14 appeij dices in the back A the book for tome* row . . . Is this cleasj Alright, whol laugij ed? . . . Mista, cal you lo<jg me 2fti pointS;:* b n | ne>1

Tnonth’s mark? , .1 D-D-Did you! say I ream of jug paper!. . . There’s an awfil lot of snow up he* in the front of fn room, men . Doesn’t anyone ev«S do his homeworfi anymore? . . .

Where Particular People Congregate,

Thomas O’Boyle Roger O’BrienEdward MottersheadRobert Mintel William Morelli

Stephen ScheinerWilliam RomollinoJohn O’Connell Charles Polak James Roach

Bruce ZiRobert ZahnWilliam Yeomans

Gary Schumacher John SullivanJohn Schweitzer Henr|

James Barrett John Carroll

Edmund Gloriande

Louis Casazza

Paul McGovern

William Reuter

James Fanning

j g

d r AJoseph Burke

Kevin Rooney

Who took my trot?©. . By the way^there’ll be a final latin exam this afternoon . . . Who got the eraser? Give it back or I'll keep you here ’til midnight . . . Get off my desk at once, or I’ll send you down to Fadder Snyder, yes? | I | .. Charge . . . Alright. Check results. Stop . . . Did I ever tell you about the time I etc., etc., etc.. . . Step outside plfi se . . . Stand up!j|Sit Down! , . . Let’s have

Francis Post no more chalk wars in here. Need I say more?

Robert Alexander Rudolph Billack Gary BradleyFrancis Merlo Richard Morgan John Murgolo

James Davis Thomas Dougherty

William Petro George Pirich Jerome St. John

Joseph Geary Alexander Guzinski

James Kearns Thomas Keith

Howard Knapp

Hi y®Edward Lewis

Vincent McTighe

Thomas Opilla

Robert Frezzo

John Shynne

Thomas Kerrigan Robert Krychkowski

John McGeough

Thomas Mehlem

Come back here, you chicken

Anthony Wisnieski

Robert Hill Jeffrey QuirkRaymond BerberichHenry BalzaniMichael Ascolese

Louis Pompili

Robert CosenzaJames ColliganFrancis Cangelosi

Richard Drennan James Eagan Edmund Helminsll

James DeCiccoBrian Davis

Peter KulkoskyDonald KrispinKenneth Hoebel

David McConvillMichael MarottaAndrew MandrackieRobert Lindsay Gerard Madaio

Joseph RyglickilAlexander ReidH. Dennis O’NeillPaul NewellRonald Michalewsky

Gregory Willis111 IAllan WickerstyJohn TudekBernard Staltari

Paul D aly George Davis

Report to the pila range this afternoon, throw -a few pifa, and bring the target back to me . . . Dud . . . Sit down immediately, if not sooner 1 . . 34’/2 seconds left in this test . . . Next time this happens I’rrt.going to J m o n the principal— maybe . . . Oh, so no one knows the answer? Tak&out half a sheet aLpaoer. W e ’re having a quiz . . . It’s in 2-B Mister . . . You must correct all mistakes without going over, crossing out, or erasing . . . They fought y|l|||flSravely and bitterly or 2-Eishly . . . What do you mean spell proficisceretur b|pp\vards? I just learned to spell it forwards . . . The Ancient Mariner would make a lousy shortstop, because he only stoppeth one of three.

Thomas Street

Robert Hanel Stephen Hansen

Denis Johnson

Richard Balcerzak Robert Bozzo

Basil Iwanyk Thomas Kelly Thomas LoPresti

Robert Diesner

Thomas Keating

Joseph Brewer Robert Cutro Joseph Czechowski

James Guardino

eter Malatesta

>lfred Marshello Charles Martowlis

Peter SackLeonard RosaPaul RoertyJoseph Piscotta

Daniel PetrellaJerome NovobilskiJames Murphy

Mark SullivanRonald SolanPeter Sherry

Nicholas Tagliareni Stephen Zaikowski

It’s about time they got here with the shirts.

George Apsley Howard Bell Anthony Calabrese Charles Cappiccille Robert Cheloc

George “ 300” Apsley . . . the ‘B’ in Bell stands for Boiler Room . . . Beadle Burke the Merry Mailman . . . Calabre- seon . . . Cap . . . Humble Cheloc . . . Comcowich“ Around the World in 80 (school) days" . . . Conaghan the one-time kid (Eh, Fr. Smith?) . . . White Fangs DAmore . . . Deadbeat Don . . . Dwyer,, & Hieroglyphics . . . Ferreri the snow maker . . . Haemmerle and his . one man conversations . . . J. (Jug) Hennesey . . . Big I : God’s gift to Vitalis . . . Like Jakub . . . Squirrel-Hunter Rich . . . Kool Kuklinski . . . Max von Lau . . . Leg & his rubber feet . . . Marrella the Debator . . . Matthews (Chapt.2: verse 1-8) . . . Uncle Tom . . . Muscleman Mike . . . NAP & NAP . . . O’Brium . . . Art & Tom . . . Luigi . . . J.K. ‘I’ll attempt to prove’ . . . J. Scott: St. A l’s mascot . . . Solomon & Sullivan . . . Lazy T. . . . and last (but perhaps least) W-o-o-o-o-o-jcik.

Harold Dwyer John Ferreri

Brian Conaghan

Donald DeCesare

Michael D’Amore

H H I mEdmund Burke

Joseph Napoli

Michael Mullin

John Hennesey

John Iwanski

Richard Kristensen Edward Kuklinski

Edward LegowskiFrederick Lau

Michael Marrella James Matthews

John Ambrose Thomas Bacskay James Campbell George Chalmers Robert DelGhiaccio Robert Graham David Heskin

George Duva Patrick Gallagher Daryl Gottilla Daniel Hraber

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Charles Kuzminski

IPaul Hering

Glenn Grieco

William Mortenson

Famous last words: “ No| hard||rny boys, just touchy" . . . Weil, there you are . . . Open those winoov/s. It’s hot in here . • Ambrose for Bishop . . . Fish, keep quiet! . . . Okay, botchboy . . . But Mister . . . Close those'windows. It’s frosty in here . . . Hraber did it§!||||. O.K. children, that’s enough of that for the present . . . In my opinion . . . Alright, who said forget it? . . . an also-ran in the mite-box drive . . . Vosa Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, I have jug . . . I got hit with an eraser again . . .

Andrew Wallace

Ronald Regan

John Miller

‘ * 1

Robert Zaiens

John Wadle

Kenneth Ladny John Lesko Joseph Mark Frederick Maryanski

Harry Moscatello Steven Murphy Daniel O’Connor Peter Orrico

William Rankin

Timothy Senff

Joseph Wajszczuk

107

Michael Gravino William Hayevy Edward Hynes

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' M r mDonald Kelly

Bernard Brady Rpnald BurykJTM m J r l

Louis Calvi

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Philip D’Agostino Daniel Donahue James Finn

Silverius Galvan

William McCahill

Kazimierz Herchold

m # «Laurence McHeffey

iJohn LoBue

mDavid Madej

John Keselica Stanley Kielbowicz Peter Koch Class paper air fogsggispquered by« A§. hAg ard and his plane geometry . . . 11,763 total out-of-bouriis §'aJ§Jage in intramural volleyball games . . . "Ip-^class ha$ a Irelit spirit of co-operation . . . God’s little creltum ^ . | Let^sysnd Mr. Bolanos a teddy bear . . . Mf§||pffiat ffHrek test was an “ oriental” . . . the roosting placfe of scholars . . , Looki you guys. If there is any philosophizing- i.|js ce, I’ll do it. This is not a democracy; it’s a dictatorshipllllllil

Brian McCarthy

108William Simms Francis Sorochen Anthony Suruda Timothy Verdon John Walsh

W ' fjk

11 John Ayres Louis Belle

Robert Christie John Franco

Louis Muzzarini

“ Five hours of homework tonight. 0h» goodie!” . . . “ Did anyone see my chair?” . . . “ Yeah, Frank!jl|. . . “ The test will be on Chapter 13? But we didn’t .ev^n start that chapter yet!” . . . “Attention, everyone; put trtisin your notebook.” . . . “ Alright that’ll cost you a quarter!” . . . “ You won.lt have to do those ten sentences for homeworkjust do_the first isix and the last four.”

Leonard La Fata

Michael Malecki Steven Pandblfo

James ReganDominic Pisano

Michael Rogers Michael Scannell

William Sette John Strube

J f k J|Gaorae Wenzel Vincent Zinaaro

Anthony Alessandra James McGovern

John Gurski

William Janko

Bring on the Christians and lions!

Terrance LaTerra

Joseph Pilla

Gregory Riso

Peter Sekel

William Torpey

Walter Zubrycki

Thomas Naples

Robert Anderson

Richard Baker Edward Bongiovanni

i l l n IBThomas Chromey Richard Crisonino Nicholas DeGennaro Robert DeGroot John Denny

Richard Krasuski

John Domalewski

Gary Ristaino

Robert Morahan

John Rusnak

Let me c h e c k t t e t . . . SweM, great! But so what? . . . M r. 'tons’o f fu n ’ M ertz just rolled in . . . Today w e ’re going to ifj& j idiots! • .vFb u ifsC o re and seven years ago, when I attended this school*-— . . . I didn t do nottin ! . . . I Can!name one circular solid. He teaches . . . M uch igood1 . . . Oh, those square jokes . . . There are a couple of wise guys in here . . . A lrigh t, you j;ik#rs. R ise! |;v'. . Oh; M ister, your maps are so beautiful!

Andre Oleniak

John Scher Cullen Smith

Willfred Busby Manus Campbell

Christopher Drabik Edward Fedak Philip Frezzo Thomas Hayevy

Thomas Leane

Peter Babits

Frank DelBoccio

Edward Borowski

Joseph DePalmat m

Harold Fitzpatrick

Francis CullumH v l

Joseph White

Alright 1-C, I wan^^|||your desk two ufr-fac-tor-a-BLE in-te- GERS . . . Any of yBHferothers fe^w^e sraying for ‘afternoon tea ? . . . One, tw oJH Be, out! . ||||l|rother, don’t look at me that way . . . Fodda||p|j|an’t't3ke the latin test today. I forgot my ‘test aids’ . . . Come back to ijllfh, Cullum . . . The time is now up. Stop! . |j||ilyde! O n^» ipe for the Clyde Award . . . Two-seventy-three-'to two-seve||J|f-nine twicet.

4Harold Smith

Joseph Henderson

f lf c j

Andrew Kubica Michael Lennon

Anthony Nardino

George Podolak

John Brennan

Gregory Donchevich

Kevin Callahan Martin Conlon

Patrick O’Reilly

John Sullivan Dennis T,

William Tenuto Joseph Urbanovich Thomas Wiscarz

Walter Jennings

William Mangiapane

Anthony Gag I

David McClave

John O’Keefe

William Dwyer Donald Finnerty

tark Scheurer

tichard O’Brien

Joseph Cullum

Michael Gallagheri

Mark Geiss Raymond Grzybowski

Reginald Smith

James Astrauckas

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Kevin Brady William Connolly John Driscoll

Joseph Kuleszynski Richard LicursiRichard KelleherJohn HutnickRobert Henion

Timothy Murphy John MyersLdberf Mmowicz

Donald McNellisMichaelMarszalowicz

Raymond PolakoskiLawrence O’RourkeJohn Navarra

Philip UfholzJames Supple

imes Van Blarcom Edward White

Dennis Blois

Francis Fischl Edwin Gilson

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m m % JEdward Kea|

Joseph Beres James Heube!

Robert Lahue

Alfred Huziarski

John Caravello Joseph Kemprowski

Vincent Catanzaro Robert Desmond Thomas Dunn

Thomas Brady

Peter Currall

Gerald Murphy

l-E . . . that E standgrfor EXCELLEN g E .^ sntlpmpn . . . my 34 little blocks of . . . modesfS'ttfen of-the-year awardgoes to His Greatni . meet the switchboard, Palmer• • • Enter Mr. Fall<^^|“ Who’s llill lq the chalk?” . . . Mr. Sherry: Listen to this one, boysy but remember, you didn’thear it from me." How aboiihfa dime for the MulvihillOrphan Fund? . . . one£ one, one |^ jn of sand . . . who’s for another dollar day? if .sWhen the moon comes over Moonachie . . . how you like dis country? . . .

Gregory Meehan Thomas Monahan

David Nawrocki Thomas Ochab

Erhardt Rupprecht

Donald Soriero Dana Sullivan

Joseph Tempio

John Baldovin

Martin Golden Kevin Hilliard

Louis D’Esposito

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Charles Krick

Richard DiNicola

Daniel Crifo

Michael O ’Sullivan

Edward Fitzpatrick

Robert Brunhofer Philip Catanzaro

Thomas Crowley Charles Dailey

Louis Fardella

Gerard Kinch

David Egan

Obviously, put his name down fflftiffj'S obviouspij^faiM ^ of protocol . . . Write 2000 words and print. P-R-l-N-T . . f i| |g le r , put ^ ^ § i * e r his name; he botched it . . . True, False, True, False, True, True, False, Aaaagh, he switched tests! . . . I hear Squeaky again . . . Betcha my b^Bltb^^Averg^ ^|^higher than my history average. . . . 2 and 2 is 5! Not today, sp | ':, . ^ f l r e i® p ® * p s — Slouch Mack, the scoreless wonder . . . Let’s move, Gunga Din . ■ • Do IrsSiar oinks emitting from the Dum Dodo Row? . . . I do believe we’fflijfe a bungling beadle . . . Is this a challenge? . . Carry these books, Murph . . . Illlfb goes Sad Sack, the Pouter, again . . .

Robert Noll

Thomas Quackenbush

I f e J§

Jam es Seaman

Je ffrey Tabor

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William Stefko

What’s wrong, Egan? . . . I need a flashlight to see thisjjpt paper . . . Try writing with your fingernails . . . That’s the'way 1 like to see it . Kuklinski, tnust I remind you that this is!notlan open book test? . . . 2 and 6 is 7 -aaagh- 8 . . . Time will-pass, son. Will you? I l l l | :gan, pants must come below the knees HP||That’s right, son, laugh your way right 6ilf»of first yesffsftlRllVVrite out pages 91 to 94. No hard feelings.

Gaetano Alario

Arthur Jacobs

Thomas Stokes

Timothy O’Conno

Joseph Corpina Francis D’Alessandro

Ronald DeMiglio Kenneth Devins Thomas Fitzpatrick

James Kocot Peter Kornutick Robert Kuklinski

Robert Lane Edward Luick

Reginald Paquet

Wayne Nystrom

Henry Raimondo

John Verdoni

Paul Miller

Daniel O’Boyle

Anthony Saiemi

Michael Yachmetz

Michael Bronowich

Craig Fenech

Jan Egan

Albert McCormick

Richard Secare

William Dooley

William Flaherty

Joseph Elmo Robert Genatt

It’s quiz time. Today I’ll give you 58 seconds . . . We may havejcio homeworlytj. algghra if you bring in $3,000 for the mite box today . . . But Mister, my little brother Willie stole my homework. I wouldn’t lie to you . . . Take out your latin books,- Please? . . . Has anyone paid dues lately? ... Ahem, what seems to be the trouble back there? . . .

1Wayne Hoffman

Kenneth Koserowski Pasquale Lanni

Thomas Greeley

1» Jon Jacobson

Lawrence Paruta

Donald Santora

William Strichek

Francis Laslo

John Moore

Mark Ward George Witterschein

Joseph O’Donnell

Kenneth ZienkiewiczRichard Woodall

Robert Ribaudo

Who took the mats away

^ HfaS^UL^SeniarvMjDderator

S E N I O R S O D A L IS T S

jjphh; Hansen Bob Hooper Larry||A/aurin M artyCfency Tom BonHjsnti Dave Giordano Joe MicKa|£wskyCharife McAlfJiffe Pete Rogers

'^kGene Chmielewski

Gem® Torpey Joe Keafy John Ruane Hank Bukjad Ken H eeif^ l^ JJJJ John Castelli Tony Del Tufo Richy MalanOwski Walt Wiechetek

j M 8 8 B i i% S l i i l l

JUNIOR SODALISTS

John Banach Ray Boyko

Charley Bruen Charley Chiccone* Larry Co I !ifjs «*Fred Ducca Mike Dowd Richy Dunne Walt Falkowski John Feeharua Mik&Qjll n Ray Hanbury Bo^.Humenik Don||o\vorisak Richy jCacprowicz

Joe Kamienskvjf Steve Kleid j§jP Conrad Koy/cflski Conrad Ktffjla Joe Mahoraey Wayne Marshall Tom Ne vegfia - Don Rie<B linger

^Vin Sarno DoefSnyder

..John Traynor "Frank Venutolo , Richy V^gltjihal

Bob WigbyfiWicz Paul-Roeh renbeck

^Senior Offjpers:|Merrill Jaepbs&n, Tom sjm h , Richy Moftent

Junior O ffe rs :Vii^Sarno, Paul Roehrenbeck, Richy KacprovWcz

FATHER DALY Junior Moderator

l e a d e z i

FATHER SHAL^OE Moderator

JU N IO RS

Jim Bastek

Tony Blumetti

Tom Curtin* i

Joe Francis

Bob Humenik

Vince La pi

George Schilp

John Spaziani

Charles 3ruen?>

Charlie Miller

John Errtfnon/

Ray Harjfeury

John Ward

Joe Graziano

John Banach

Joe Harfepn

Larry Collins

Bryan duLaney

Walter Mortimer

Vince Sarno

Bob Wickiewicz

John-Feehan A

Wayne Hayes

Joe Kamiensky

Richy KeJff

Tom Kervegna

SENIORS

F ra^Cafjpadoria

Paul Casador^te5''

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Bob Quack© n bush .

Bob Doherty

^tugeneChmietevvski

'Starv Hartaraowicz

BobJ yers Tom Gpger

John Hansen

Lou Noyeilino

Charlie Shiverick

Marty Clancy

Charlie M cA uliffe^

| JohniEckner

pave Healy

M i | Kennedy

Jim Murphy

Joe Silva

SOPHOMORES

Geoffrey Blake Joh nLoBue^John Suffer ‘ MadaioGary Bradley Joe Mark.Lou Qisa^za. Mvrm w • Mike MarrellaGeorge Davis At MarshelloJohn ComcowiCrv Joe NapoliJohft Doran -*■ --•Steve QfeskM^BBlJames Eagan | K $ n R flB B ” ”Pat Gallagher Jim SandersBob Graham* •• Wf,„ Brendan ScottKevin Hahbury Frank SorochenSteve Hansen ■ Bi_ILStanto^SKaz Herch|ild. , ... Paul TrushowskiDave Heskin Tim VerdonJerry K e n le ^ .. . Joseph v^VajszczukPete Koch Andrew W aSrate^ ’Charley Martowlis Don Kelly

Henry Balzani

BfcFATHER FOLEY Sophomore Moderator

FR E SH M E N

fe Robert Anderson £ Peter Babits,*, -.sf

Richard Baker ; john Baldovin m

Joseph Beres a John Bonavita. ^

i Kevin Brady %Thomas Brady f/ in cen i Christi |/incent Corcoran

. Walter Covello "^Daniel Crifo

Frank D’Alessandra | Louis D’Esposio

John Domalev^ky William Dooley Willi a rn Dwyer Craig Fenech Don Finnerty Thomas Frapa|cick Edwin Gilson Kev^ - HilMard AJ#ed Huziarski

” jon Jacobson Richard Kelleher Joseph Kemprowski sr Andrew KubiCa | Robert Lahue Frank Laslo Michael Lennori Norman Lombfno Mario Lucchese jm Rodrigo Luciano mL. Michael Malechi J F f

Kevin Mallard Lincoln Manzr mSGA Eugene M essnei^H James, Moriartypii John Jy\oore f Thomas, Monaha^^^?- Frank M tirpl^JrJ Gerald bAu rphy.Ti mothy Mu rphy William fJaaeJ Raymond Nastawa

B Wayne Joseph OfDonneil .

| John O’Brien Patrick 0*R elfP f^ Michael CfSuliivan Eugeri^ P Jjjlp o Dominie Pearto Thomas Qdackenbush

^Robert Rfbaudfc irhardt Rupprecht Robert Sacifowski Anthony Donald Sorter©James Sup^l^fC:Joseph Sy/uitfar Williaip Strichek William Tenuto Thomas Wiscarz , . George Wittershein Richard! Woodall Kenneth Zienkiewicz Vincentf Zihgara

FATHER BROWNING Freshman Moderator K M M / Freshman Officers

Bloe White, Tim Hawkes, Ed Kealy, flou Fardel la

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SOPHOMORES

Richy Bigg

Bernard Sypniewski

Joe Terranova

Paul Truskowski <-.*

*Gary Schuftta.cnWr

!J«hn Hollingswortp

Vince Wc'tjgHe 1

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Kevin Hanbury '!tjt

Steve Hansen

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John Comeow ich

JOe* Napoli ' ,,»

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Bill Rankin

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Pat Gattagher

- Bernie Brady

John Butjer.;

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Dan Donahue I A

FRESHMEN

M ik e G rzelak . a

C h ris D rab ik

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Pete B abits -J iM

A n d y Kubica

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Joe W h if e

Kevin B rady J | |

“ o jip Baidovih ^

Ed Kealy^

Dan Crifo jig :

Bob Sacilowski

Tom Quack enbush

Tom Fitzpatrick

A1 M cCorm ick

W a yn e Nystrom

Frank M u rp h y ;

Jo h n O ’Brien

Jim Van Etten

Art Williams Underclass Editor

Mr. Woods Moderator

John Castelli

Jack KakolewskJ

Bill Holy Photography

Editor

Pat Hanson Sports Editor

W alt Modrys

GerryFitzpatrick Bob Wickiewicz

p e t z o e

Gene ChmielewskiNovel I i John Keselica

Je f f Clutterbuck Artist

Tom RochfordTim Verdon

John Cleary

Joe Parkes Sports Editor

Kaz Herchold

Dave Madej

Warren Shea

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Section: Richard Malanowski, Kenneth Ruegg, Thomas, John LoBue, Andrew Byrne, Albert McCormick, Joseph

Mahoney, Anthony Calabrese. Not Pictured: John Mara, Paul Roehrenbeck, Joseph Terranova.

Sax and Bass Section: John Tudek, Basil Iwanyk, Louis Jakub, Ronald Sabol, Daniel Petrella, John

Section: Peter Sherry, John Lesko, John Kelley,Hruza, Robert Graham, Emil Grancagnolo, Charles Mar-

Not Pictured: John Castelli, Stephen Scheiner.

I Brass Section: Front Row: Frank Cangelosi, John Scher, Michael [j Mullin, Andrew Wallace, Gary O’ Brien. Back Row: Anthony | DelTufo, Frank Cappadona, Carl Restivo, Walter Covello. Not

Pictured: Michael Se rvino.

Trumpet Section Leader GEORGE SC H IL P

President: M IK E G R A F

Vice-President:R IC H IE M A L A N O W S K I

Secretary-T reasurer: TONY DelTUFO Clarinet Section Leader:

P A U L R O EH R EN B EC K

Percussion Section Leader JO H N C A ST E LL I

Reed Section Leader:R IC H IE M A L A N O W SK I

Moderator:M R . B O LA N O S

Sax Section Leadei M IK E G R A F

Bass Section Leader: T O N Y DelTUFO

T im o th y V erdon

Catholic Forensic Oratorical Declamation 1 st place (twice)

St. John’s University Invitation Tournament Original Oratory— 1st place

National Forensic League of Northern New Jersey Original Oratory— 2nd place

New Jersey State LeagueOriginal Oratory— 3rd place

C.F.L. Grand Tournament(Qualified for National Finals in Miami)

Original Oratory— 3rd place

R ich ard W estph al

New Jersey State LeagueDeclamation— 1st place

American LegionHudson County— 2nd place


Declamation— 3rd place

K a z im ie rz H erchold

C.F.L. Declamation 3rd place

Edward T yn an

St. Peter’s College Invitational Debate Tournament Best Negative Speaker


Extempore Speaking— 3rd place

Henry Raimondo

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A ( h a m a t i e ithe.tefunxL

Ken Zito and Tim Verdon, defenders of education.

The men behind the scenes: Jim Murphy, Frank Reilly,1 Charlie Bruen, Joe Yuska.

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Hank Buklad, the besieged principal.

Mr. McKenna, moderator, with Tom DeMartini and Kaz Herchold.

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the,a n d e T M m B i i ie

trial

Hank Buklad, Tom Nervegna, Ken Zito, Tim Verdon.

Hank Buklad, Ken Jennings. (He wants his money back.)

Kaz Herchold,. Ron Buryk, the Andersonville Trial.

Walt Devaney, defense attorney, questions Ron Sarno. Tom Nervegna in background.

Hank Buklad and Joe Donatacci.

ST. PETER’S_ PREP

PRESENTS

STUDENT ADM. $ .75 GENERAL ADM. $1.25

The defenders of justice file into the court.

T he defendant, Tom De Martin

Verdon,

i I aF a ta Bill Jan k o , J ° hn

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John Walsh

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Mr. McCaffrey Moderator

Terry LaTerra, Sil Galvan, Ray Nastawa, John Caravello, Andy Kubica, Ed White, John Miller, Gerry Kahle, Tony Suruda, Frank Laslo.

Stan LeWand, John Shynne, Mr. McCaffrey, Tony Spina, Joe Mahoney, Flip D’Agostino.

Denny Hruza

Charley Cheek

Lou Novellino

Bryan duLaney

Bob Kennedy

Pat Meehan

Ralph GuentherAlex Kiczek

Joe Mahoney

Tom BacskayKevin Hanbury Mike Simmons

WolodymyrKowbasniuk

John ButlerRichy Kristensen

Jerry Madaio

Andy Wallace Stan Kielbowicz

Basil Iwanyk

John ScottJim Guardino Charley Martowlis

ddnee ('Ommittee

Kneeling: Kevin Brady, Rich Keegan, Frank Ve- nutolo, Jim Bastek, Tom Nervegna, Fr. Browning. Standing: Denis Johnson, Mr. Fallon, Jim O’Neill, Joe Lochte, Joe Napoli.

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Top Row: Don Mrozek, Ed Tynan, Fr. Jaschko, Moderator, Bill Higgins. Second Row: Sal Latteri, Bob Hooper, Charlie Cheek. Third Row: Frank Reilly, Conrad Kowalski, Larry Collins, Bob Wickie- wicz. Fourth Row: Fred Miller, Kenny Ruegg,Jim Sanders.

Front Row: Terry Checki, Bob Doherty, Dennis DeFeo, Pete Malatesta Sid Kmnach^ Stew ,Steve Kleid. Second Row: Tom Kelly, Joe Cleary, Mike Dowd, M i BKevin Rooney, Bernie Sypniewski. Back Row: Mr. Halligan, Richy Skoblar, Vm McFarfden, td Kegenye, ua y Compa, Jim Cleary, Tom Mehlem, Jim Hanley, Joe Repka.

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Brian Sheeran

SEASON’S RECORDST. PETER’S OPP.

60 St. A lo y siu s .......................................................................5285 St. Michael’s ................................................................ 5061 St. Cecilia’s (Englewood)............................................. 5448 R e g i s ................................................................................... 4349 St. Mary’s (Elizabeth)* .......................................3740 Trenton C a th o lic * ..........................................................575 3 Holy F a m i l y * .................................................................4649 D i c k i n s o n .......................................................... . 3960 M a r i s t .............................................................................4356 F e r r is ................................................................................... 4940 D i c k i n s o n .......................................................................3254 L i n c o l n .............................................................................4359 Fo rd h a m ................................. 5 147 S n y d e r .............................................................................3961 Bayonne (4 o v e r t i m e s ) ..............................................605 1 Fo rd h am .............................................................................4855 M a r i s t .............................................................................4367 L i n c o l n ............................................................................. 537 1 F e rr is ....................................... 6644 S n y d e r .............................................................................4054 B a y o n n e ............................................................................. 4958 Holy F a m ily * * .................................................... . 5379 Bergen C atholic.................................................................4550 Seton H a l i t .......................................................................4947 Bishop Eustace (P e n n sa u k e n )J................................. 5665 All Hallows (New York) (2 overtimes)§ . 6251 De Matha (Washington)§.............................................. 5566 St. Agnes (Rockville Centre)§ (3 overtimes) . 68

W o n 24 Lost 4

Stu McGregor

Greg Hochtein

*St. Peter’s College H.S. Tourney— third place ** Hudson County Championship

fNorthern New Jersey Catholic Championship JState Catholic Final§Eastern States Catholic Invitational Tournament— fourth place

Gary Compa

North Jersey Catholic “ A ” Trophy

Frank Nicoletti

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BOB R Y A N ..............................

Frank Nicoletti joins the Newport All Star Team.

1 st Team All-City1st Team All-County1st Team All-North Jersey ^1st Team All-State1st Team All-ESCIT

1 st Team All-City A 2nd Team All-County

3rd Team All-City Honorable Mention All-County

2nd Team All-City Honorable Mention All-County

Honorable Mention All-County Honorable Mention All-City

Honorable Mention All-County Honorable Mention All-City

Kneeling: Frank Nicoletti, Greg Hochstein, Bob Ryan Standing: Walt Mortimer / n a g e r ; Denny DiFeo, Brian Sheeran, Tom Mehlem, Joe Repka, Stu McGregor, Gary Compa, Tom Murtagh. Not Pictured: Ed Kosnik, Jim Hanley.

Games

Gary C o m p a ............................................................... 28Greg H o c h s t e in ............................... 28Stu M c G re g o r ...............................................................26Frank N ico letti...............................................................28Bob R y a n .....................................................................27Brian S h e e r a n ...............................................................24

Goals Fouls Points Assists Average

57 65 179 19 6.4

102 58 262 1 1 9.4

1 13 45 271 32 10.8

186 1 1 6 488 19 18.8

39 21 99 9 3.6

86 39 2 1 1 64 9.6

Coach Gerry Halligan

Nicoletti outscoring All-American, Austin, at Newport.

Kneeling: Vin McFadden, Neil Heskin, Bob Warol Standing: Jim Davis’ Manager; Tom Doherty, Ed Burke, Tom Mehlem, Jim DeCicco, EJbjb Georgia,^Keith Hochstein, Brian McCarthy, Bill Sheridan, Dan Donohue.

J.V.Coach Mr. Gerry Drago

J .V " SE A SO N ’ S RECO RD

Prep O pp. ™ Prep Opp.64 St. Aloysius . 37 45 Fordham . . . 4859 St. Michael’s . . 41 ■ -vis,. Snyder . . . . 3259 Regis . . . . 47 32 l Bayonne . . . 3363 Memorial . 46 4 1 ^^Aarist . . . 2553 Bergen Catholic . 52 44 Lincoln . . . . 3441 Dickinson . 3 1 68 ' Ferris . . . 3447 Marist . . . . . 48 W Snyder . . . 4 171 Ferris . . . . . 34 62 : Bayonne . . . 4276 Dickinson . 26 4 7 ^ Fordham . . . 3551 Lincoln . . . . . 27 Won 1 6 ^ Lost 3

FR E SH M A N T E A M RECO RD

Prep Opp.

48 St. Anthony’s . . . 2854 S n y d e r ................................4639 St. Mary’s . . . . 2661 Fordham r . . 5939 Dickinsor|| | . . . 2552 Bayonne.® . . . 4456 Essex Camolic . . . 5252 Lincoln, • t . . . 4937 Bayonne . . . 4153 D i c j J ^ n H J ^ 3953 Sn JIer . . 4517 L in E j^ ^ ^ H E a 3841.. - Marfet 649 St. Aloysfus^ . 4530 St. Michael’ s . . . 27

Won 12 Lost 3Jersey City Champions

156 Kneeling: Jim Cleary, Ass’t Coach; Tom Leane, Phil Catanzaro, Mr. Halligan, Coach. Standing: Jack McCarthy, Tom Naples, Mark Ward, Charley Dailey, Tom Crowley, Bill Flaherty, Mike Rogers, Bob Morahan, Jim Supple, Don Santora, Art Jacobs.

ekeeiLtadiity

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Front Row: Jack Kutney, Ed Gorski, Denny Barrett, Phil Bozzelli, Lenny Franco, Bruce Zeman, Len Grieco, John Fallon, Bob McKenna, Howie Griffiths, Frank Esposito, Greg Hrebeniak, Vin DeBari, Russ Snyder. Second Row: Gene Torpey, Bernie Moore, Pat Wallace, Frank Koserowski, Jim Stokes, Chris Mortenson, Pete Sack, Paul McGovern, Ed Lewis, Len Mrozak, Tom Floriani, Bob Gorman, Fred Eckert, Joe DiGeronimo, Charlie Catrillo. Third Row: Jack O’Dea, Mike Agresta, Tony Mendolla, Brian Flaherty, Gene Harding, Joe Sack, John Crowe, Ed Corrigan, Mike Meloney, Bill O’Day, Richy Morgan, Manager Ed Devlin. Fourth Row: Bob Zakhar, Tony Genovese, Marty Clancy, John Pappas, Paul Hering, Tom Street, Al Shabet, Joe Parkes, Ed Vroom, Paul Lempa, Marty Shanahan, Dave McConville, Joe Armbruster.

V A R S IT Y RECORDPrep a w&m m g43V Bayonne . . .. . o J.V . RECORD1".: St. Joseph’s j •c% ’6 1 Prep Opp

Snyder . . ' . . f Union Hill . * 5i p f * Demarest . ' , <5 jS w R S B 34 Demarest . . . . 6

f i l l St. Bened‘4: I s f U < v •- » » 15 . Essex Catbolie .’’ ’ . 020 Lincoln ■ :'Jl|P||f V r ^ ’. i I Memorial . t l l p t

p P Memorial . . ™ 7 ’-re St. Michael’s . . l j | P 14

1 0 Dickinson, i m - 20

THE OFFENSIVE ELEVENQuarterback: Jack O’Dea; Backs: Tony Mendolla, John Crowe, Jack Kutney; Line: Gene Torpey, Mike Agresta, Bob Zakhar, Jim Stokes, Tony Genovese, Marty Clancy, Bill O’Day.

As the 1961 season opened, Bill Cochrane seemed faced with a rebuilding year. He had three-fourths of his backfield returning, but the offensive line and the defensive team were green and inexperienced. But once more Prep proved the experts wrong. They bowled over Bayonne in the opening game, and after a loss to powerhouse St. Joseph’s of Philadelphia, they added four straight wins. Both the offensive ana defensive lines showed surprising strength. The defense looked especially strong in shutting out Demarest and stopping the ground games of St. Benedict’s, Snyder and Lincoln.

Reaching out for the County Championship, a determined Prep team met an equally determined Memorial team. With its first chance to defeat Memorial in three years, Prep saw its hopes crumble as the fabled Memorial luck snatched up a fumble and ran 85 yards for a 7-6 victory.

The next week Prep once more outplayed its opponent only to lose by a point. The Irish from St. Michael’s were beaten in every department but managed to cash in on their few scoring opportunities and put down the Prep 14-13.

Looking at the record of past Prep teams, this was a poor season, but Prep was outplayed in only one game, and with a break or two this team might have gone down as one of the greatest.

Mr. Bob Kelly and Mr. Tom Rogers Freshman-team Coaches

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Last November 30 Prep lost a wellloved friend, dedicated to his players and to the school. Nick Tufaro, after 12 years as Prep’s trainer, is gone. There may be another trainer, but there will never be another Nick.

Jim Heubel, Mike , Bob Genatt,

Hawkes. Back Row: Don , Wayne Hoffman, Bob

Mark Scheurer.

F R E SH M A N FO O TB A LL RECORD

Prep

19 St. Benedict’s .

Opp.

0

39 St. Francis . . . . 0

2 5 Demarest . . . . 0

39 Dickinson . 0

48 Weehawken . 0

2 7 Brick Township . . 13

2 0 St. Michael’s (U.C.) . 13Front Row: Don Soriero, Mike Gallagher Malecki, Jim Seaman, Joe Urbanovich. Gerry Murphy, Bill Torpey, Mike Finnerty, Jim Van Blarcom,DeGroot, Pat O’Reilly, Chris

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3rian McCarthy

Denis Johnson

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Campbell, Fr. Snyder, coach.

Jim Campbell

mm

George HeldPreston Tsao

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Gerry McCarthy

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Sitting on Floor: Bill Keller, Tom LoPresti, Dave McClave, Garry Schumacher,Roger O’Brien, Tim Timperman, Tom Pakenham. Sitting: Dave McConviIle, Nick DeGennaro, Tom Stokes, Joe Donatacci, Mike Todaro, John Crowley, George Held, Dave Healy. Standing: Jim Romano, Henry Terwedow, Tom Kelly, Joe Standish, Chris Mortenson, Paul Kelly, Joe Frees, Jim Kearns, Bill Holy.

SWIMMING RECORD PR EP 0 P P -

37 St. Benedict’s ...........................5 1

34 Seton H a ll.............................................................. 54

38 Cardinal H ayes.......................................................50

56 F e r r i s ...................................................................3 2

51 D ic k in s o n .............................................................37

40 S n y d e r ................................. 48

54 Fair L a w n .............................................................34

5 2 B a y o n n e .............................................................36

38 C u r t i s ................................................................... 50

R EC O R D :Paul K elly— -County— 10 0 yd. Butterfly— 1.04 .7

Herb Zweig and Bernie Kelly Coaches

Mike Todaro, Chris Mortenson

Gary DiVito, Bill Holy

The swimming team finished the season with a county record of four and one, and a second place in the County Championships. The outstanding individual swimmer was Paul Kelly, who took a fifth in the State Championships and was the top swimmer in Hudson County. He was.he|ped along by Captain Joe Frees, a consistent point-scorer in many events, Senior Bill Holy, who took the City and County breaststroke titles and the City diving title, and Senior, Jim Romano, who earned a second place in the County breaststroke. Top Junior mermen were George Held in the one- hundred, John Crowley in the two- hundred, and the hardworking back- stroker Bill Keller. Two-hundred man Chris Mortenson and fifty-man Dave McConville led the Sophs.

John Crowley, Chris Mortenson

Kneeling: Barry La Forgia, John Kirincich, Bill Ban- non, Gerry Russoniello, Tom Curtin, John Hansen. Standing: Billy Reuter,Richy DiNicola, Bob McKenna, Jack Cimprich, Joe Michafewsky, Charlie Pil- ger, Andy Metropole, Bob Sivori, Bill Holy.

Left to Right: George Witterschein, Jim O’Connor, Ronnie Doles, Steve Zaikowski, John Domalewski.

DiNicola doing a fly-away from the horizontal bar.

Curtin doing a hand stand on the parallel bars. Piiger doing reverse giant swings on the horizontal bar

Holy, DiNicola, M cKenna, doing high L’s in calisthenics.

Holy doing a fly away from the rings.

Cimprich on the rope. Metropole on the rope.

Kirincich doing a 1 V2 roll on the rings.

Michalewski climbing the rope.

McKenna doing a free scale in Calisthenics.

Holy doing a lever in Calisthenics.

Reuter doing a 1 Vi roll on the rings.

McKenna-doing a bicker on the long hon

Russoniello doing a loop-mount on the side horse

McKenna doing a front somersault in tumblingDiNicola doing a handstand in calisthenics

Coach Berkowitz molding another Championship team

Bannon doing scissors on the side horse

Russoniello vaulting over the elephant at the Gym ExhibitionHoly vaulting over the elephant at the Gym Exhibtiion

t t a e h

Front Row: John Hennesy, Mike Malecki, John Feehan, Tom Tudisco, Bernie Brady, Ray Boyko, Don Snyder. Second Row: Ed White, Wayne Hoffman, Bob Hallas, Mike D’Amore, Richy Donnelly, John Campanella, George Zahn, Frank Tedeschi. Back Row: Jim Stokes, Wayne Hayes, Dave Nawrocki, Tom Kelly, Bill McCahill, Larry McHeffey, Joe Napoli, Ed Corrigan, John Banach,. Mr. Gorman.

Tom Tudisco

Frank TedeschiEd Corrigan

Ray B o y k o H

I Mile Relay Team: 1 Ed Corrigan.

Frank Tedeschi, Tom Tudisco, Tim Hawkes,

CITY

S E A SO N ’S A V E R A G E S

Crisinino • • 130

T urn asella ............................................'^ 0

Captain— Bill Rogers

TEAM RECORD

COUNTY

COUNTY CHAMPIONS 1962

VARSITYFront Row: Bill Tassone, Ronnie Farrell, George Apsely, Howie Knapp. DeMartini, Gabe Scudese, Ted Turnasella, Richie Crisinino, Bill Rogers.

Back Row: Tom

b a s e b a l l

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Mr. Bill Cochrane Mr. Bill Gargiulo

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A man once stumbled through a barren waste,The sun beating down on his stooped shoulders,Its rays shimmering beyond a distant hill.

—Maybe a spring,But probablyust a roi.rage.

To go on aimless is to bQn;1>: jfool, ' j

When I’m going to a cerlafhraveHe fell and dropped his body to fff6t*saod- Eyes turned to tfie ground he waited for (3eaTT#%The sun hurn Sa irTYELrouah his tattered clothes,But he didgft Mtnd/f$f he’dsoorvbe Sead/

Then a shadofSvered himAs a two-headed raven crossed the sun,And circledl iIly overhead-.- ***

Then the raven d o v t f f i t & f f i ioUtjof the sunlight and was on the man in an instant, ibuttbiailbravely, all his apathy and despair ch|rtfc»feet finally beat it off,

' Bfi ^ B’eaten himself.The raven swooped dow/Ta§|«KfeHP theV rol,ed over the

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Down it came, knocking him through the air and pouncing on him as he hit the ground. He fought long and fiercely, till at last his strength failed. Exhausted, he loosened his grip, and waiting for the end, he collapsed.

But he rose with a start, as sunlight shocked his eyes. He blinked in the unaccustomed light and looked around. To his left he saw the bird, to his right the spring, sunlight glancing off t e mist above it. The waters of the spring flowed over the still bo y of the raven. He stood there for a moment. Then, laughing, he plunged his tired body into the pool.

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UNion 3 -6 2 7 5

G. GOFF’S GARAGE

Automobile and Truck Repairing

Automatic Transmissions Ignition - Carburetors 1

3 10 7 CENTRAL AVENUE UNION CITY, N. J .

Gene Pol Lou Zak Bill Zakl Mike La: Stanley' Joe Svia Ned Col

lURTAGH’S TAVERN

andST AU RANT

Fine irman-American

Food 3anquet Room5 10 BERGEN AVENUE ERSEY CITY, N. J .

STERILIZED WIPERS

JOSEPH DePALMAT-A Cardinale Wiping Material

Congratulations to

THE CLASS OF 1962

THE CROWE FAM ILY

HOBOKEN, N . J .

The Latest in Button-off Collars

DANIEL J.LEONARD fir SONS BILLY MAY ORCHESTRA

FUNERAL SERVICE Under Direction

Richard J. Leonard, Sr., Owner 0Frankie Lester

ELIZABETH, N. J .

198

Compliments o f

CLEARY BUICK, INC.

Y o u are invited to use these F rien d ly Services

C H R IS T M A S C L U B M O R T G A G E L O A N S

P A S S B O O K L O A N S S A V E - B Y - M A IL

IN S U R E D S A V IN G S A C C O U N T S M O N E Y O R D E R S

PAMRAPO SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION

9 0 0 Broadw ay Bayonne, N e w Je rse yTelephone : F E 9 -4 60 0

HILLTOP FRIENDLY SERVICE

301 O rien t W a y

Lyndhurst, N e w Je rse y

COMPLIMENTS O P

Mr, and Mrs. Milton F. Lewis

C O M P L IM E N T S O FB E S T W IS H E S

DR. and MRS. THE RUBINO FAMILYCHARLES M. LOMBINO

COMPLIMENTS OFCOMPLIMENTS OF

MR. and MRS.A FRIEND A. J. BLUMETTI

Hello from, “Vat’s der; Name”

2G

COMPLIMENTS OF

THE VIGNONE FAMILY MR. and MRS. LAWRENCE LEWIS

ICompliments

of

MR. and MRS. JOSEPH T. O’DONNELL

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Guy Alario

John Bligh

Mike Bronowich

Lenny Carusi

Joey Corpina

Frank D’Alessandro

Ronnie DeMiglio

Ken Devins

Jan Egan

Craig Fenech

Tom “ Fitzy” Fitzpatrick

Emil Grancagnolo

Art Jacobs

YOUNG SOPHISTICATESFinest in Children’s Wear

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Jimmy Kocot

Pete Kornutick

Bob Kuklinski

H

Bob Lane

Ed Luick

Al McCormick

Paul Miller

Bw Bp iijP I■fc.a>v.'>vx£

Complimentsof

SCHIAVONE-BONOMOCORP.

| K H K M

L 1 WYCKOFF, N. J .

1

Frank Murphy

Wayne Nystrom

Danny O’Boyle

Timmy O’Connor

Reg Paquet

Henry Raimondo

Tony Salemi

Richard Secare

Tom Stokes

Jimmy Tierney

John Verdoni

Mike Yachmetz

Nick Ziella

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NIDISCOWHOLESALERS

Radio and T .V . Parts — Electronic Equipm ent

71 3 Newark Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

OL 3-236 0

55 State Street Hackensack, N. J .

HU 9-2000

294 Passaic Street Passaic, N. J .PR 9-4962

484 Bergen Blvd. Ridgefield, N. J.

WH 3 -0 5 10

2 8 12 Hudson Blvd. Union City, N. J .

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DIDO’SItalian-American Restaurant

Finest Wines and Liquors

1 1 6 0 BOULEVARD, CORNER 5 1s t STREET

BAYONNE, N. J .

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Complimentsof

HOSTESS CAKE KITCHEN

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MR. and MRS. JOSEPH C. HEALY

COMPLIMENTS OFCOMPLIMENTS OF

McNAUGHT SYNDICATE, INC.

MR. and MRS. RAYMOND F. HANBURY and FAM ILY

R A Y M O N D ’63 K E V IN ’64

CLASS 1-C

VIRG IN IA TAVERNEDWARD BL-UMETTI, Prop.

. 1 jjQ Mallory Avenue

SW 8 -6429 :HE 3-5142

.D^ily, Evening, Sat., Sun.!

jo h n E riw ard uu., Inc|One General Contract

‘ Carpenters - Shinglers

mmiflMHSte Masons

VENICE STONl COMPANY, INC.

GENERAL CONTRACTORS

36 Congress Streera Jersey City, N. J .

DE 3 -3 5 7 6 1

9 Boland Street Jersey City 6, N. J .

HODOR DINETTES

84C Bergen Avenue Jersey City, N. J.

Class 3-B

A FRIEND BEST WISHES TO

THE CLASS OF 1962

Fr a n k ie s m a r k e t Vaughan Fam ilyBOOK CENTER

fNew and Used Books on All Subjects fl'Back Date Magazines A

1 1 0 % o f f our low prices w ith this ad.

MR. and MRS.LOUIS MANZO and FAM ILY

ARCTIC ICE and FUEL CO.

Pa trick ’62 Thom as ’63

j a n e t 158 S E M E L A V E N U E

G A R F IE L D , N . J .

A F r i e n

Jesuits are human too!

Good Luck CLASS ’62

MR. and MRS. MICHAEL AGRESTAM ichae l ’62

W illiam and

Richard

Congratulations to the

CLASS OF ’62

MR. and MRS. JOSEPH T. ANDREWS

206

SWarthmore 2-3737

B o a r d o f Chosen FreeholdersCOUNTY OF HUDSON, NEW JERSEY

John M. Deegan Frank E. RodgersCounty Supervisor Clerk

MEMBERS

John F. Lewis Director

Jacob J. Duszynski John J. Kenny Michael P. Lennon

ROOM 506 - ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

595 NEWARK AVENUE, JERSEY CITY 6, N. J.

“Could you please transfer my jug?”

John R. Armellino George M. Bonelli Edward P. Carey

H GR 3 - 15 0 0

SISCO DAIRY FARMS

SUPERIOR M ILKand

DAIRYPRODUCTS

Our 66th Anniversary 18 96 — 19 6 2

I “ T h e sa fe m ilk fo r in fan t fe e d in g .”

I 66 MT. PROSPECT AVENUE CLIFTON, N. J .

Dennis J. Murray Walter W. Wolfe

Office: OLdfield 9 -53 2 1 Residence: GEneva 8 -2378

JOHN B. CASTELLI

Metropolitan Insurance Consultant

Estate Planning and Business Insurance

M etropolitan L ife Insurance Com pany Office:

6 15 WASHINGTON STREET, Second Floor

HOBOKEN, N. J . Residence:

229 FERONIA WAY, RUTHERFORD, N. J .

207

C A 6 - 5 1 4 6SW 8 -6 34 6

FINECRAFT HOMESHOMES OF DISTINCTION

West Caldwell

(Class 3

UNCLE M ILTY’SAmusement Park & Arcade

18 THRILLING NEW RIDES

and _ v

I 8 HOLE M IN IA T U R E GO LF CO URSE

M ew R ides and N ew T h rills !

I st Street and Avenue C Bayonne, N. J .

B i

U N | T E D R E N T - A L L S ^Shrewsbury N. J . |

W e Rent^M osf Anyth ingFloor Sanders .. . - ChinawareElectric Hammers TablesCompressors || Chairs ! 1Shampooers | ■ • | Gfass&f'Cement Mixers Beds and Cribs

Sickroom Supplies

560 Broad Street SH 1-34 9 0

FRANK CAPPADONAPainting and Decorating

20.1 Palisade Avenue j

Jersey City" 6, N. J . f

B IST W ISHES

H u d s o n C o u n t y N a t i o n a l B a n kTwelve Other Offices Serving Hudson County

Deposits Insured up to $10 ,000 by the Federa l Deposit Insurance Corporation

15 MONTGOMERY STREET JERSEY CITY; N., J.

UNITED INDEPENDENT

o f j | r s e y ' (: , w

’Phones: HE 2 - 2 12 2 - 3 We Deliver

COUTROS PHARMACYG. COUTROS - A . COUTROS

* Registered Pharmacists

Moderator—•Mr. McGrathPresident--Bill Kelter

Vice President-— John Hughes

Turnasella M p Donatacci

St. 'jfehn : Gulfum

Marczuk McKennaHussey v ,^ i| DeBan

Regenye " H$td

Sharkey Cabibbo

Pakenham Esposito

Floriani O’Brien

Pilger *'McDonnel 1

Catrillo Kacprowiicz

Farrell Heskin

Fitzpatrick Quinn

Boyko |j Stand ish

Cipoletto Lembo

MacFadden Hanel

1.00 Montgomery Street Jersey City, N.

CONGRATULATIONSTO

THE CLASS OF 1962

rn J fYl niriro u Tin http■

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210

COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS

HAROLD J. ROUTH A FRIEND

COMPLIMENTS OF

F R I E

HUbbard 7 -2 1 12 - 2 1 1 3 - 2 1 1 4DE 3-35 0 0 DE 3-2200 DE 3-4600

HUDSON TIRE EXCHANGE

U. S. R O Y A L T IR E S

T. F. COSGROVE

2 1 2 Hudson Street Hackensack, N. J .

Congratulations toH

THE CLASS OF '62

Lawrence A. Whipple mProsecutor, Hudson County

r

A. C. CHEVROLETNew Cars - New Trucks

LAURENCE PAUL AGENCY New Car and Truck Leasing

L. Ambrosino

3085 HUDSON BOULEVARD, JERSEY CITY, N. J .

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ARmory 1-6655

INDEPENDENT ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO.Established 1907

Electrical Contractors

henderson 5 -7 70 0

O’M EALIA OUTDOOR ADVERTISING

commercial signs . . . painted bulletins . . . poster displays

ninety-four broadway, jersey city, n. j.

105 PRINCE STREET PATERSON, N. J.

p i pi n i

sCompliments

of

a , ___

Mr. and Mrs. C. GENOVESE * 8

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LOYOLAHouse of Retreats

Morristown, New Jersey

For Reservations: JEfferson 9-0740

' i r i f f l i r 1 j .ii' * >&fe

Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1962

EDWARD and NANCY SULLIVAN

PR 7 -0 7 3 4

OL 9-5600

PAKENHAM FUNERAL HOMELOUIS M. TAMARIN

R EA LT O R — IN SU R ER

TAMARIN BUILDING

5 7 -5 5 NEWARK STREET

HOBOKEN, N .J .

400 ARLINGTON AVENUE

JERSEY CITY, N. J .I

Tim « M- . I D D W m \m e /Veut j M i M j i i t u xIS ON THE MOVE

The city is rebuilding on every front—attracting new industry- erecting new homes—providing efficient, streamlined municipal gov

ernm ent-offering more opportunity than ever before to the young

college graduate.

Jersey C ity differs from many American cities. It is geographically located on the west shore of the Hudson River where major national railroads terminate; it has deep water harbor facilities; it is served by expressways which are and will continue to be part of our national highway system; it has economic advantages offered few other cities

in the nation.

These geographic and physical assets truly make Jersey City, the

American City of Opportunity.

M 3.yor Th omas miCOUNCILMEN -AT-LARGE

JOHN J KIJEWSKI, President MRS. EVELYN HOLENDERJAMES C. ROCHFORD

COUNCILMEN

THOMAS M. FLAHERTY, Greenville THOMAS MARESCA, Hudson City

JOHN J. KELAHER, West Side JOSEPH T. CONNORS, Downtown

THOMAS J. WHELAN, Journal Square FRED W, MARTIN, Bergen-Lafmjctte

JOHN F. MORIARTY Business Administrator

215

E. J. BATCHELAR & SON Compliments

THE BIELECKI FAM ILY8 2 MONTGOMERY STREET

JERSEY CITY, N. J

Mark Branon Don Joworisak Dan O’Hara

Lawrence Collins Conrad Kowalski Tim Pastorino

Conrad KuftaBryan duLaney Don Riedlinger

Walt Falkowski Tom Manzo Paul Roehrenbeck

John Fallon Dennis Santomauro

Lou Ferrara Vincent Sarno

Gerry Fitzpatrick Tom Sharkey

Frank Silvestris

Bob Georgie Wayne Marshall Dick Skoblar

Greg Goellner Gerry McCarthy

Eugene Harding Pat Meehan Bob Viti

George Held Fred Miller Richard Westphal

Greg Hrebiniak Walt Mortimer Bob Wickiewicz

ComplimentsCongratulations

from

ANDREW C. BRUNHOFER, M.D.

Charles Brunhofer, ’60 Robert Brunhofer, ’65

MR. and MRS.E. GRANCAGNOLO

and FAMILY

Com plim ents

Com pliments

A. HENRY GRANDEC. P. A .

THE GOELLNER FAMILY665 NEWARK AVENUE

JERSEY CITY, N. J .

GARGIULO & AMENDOLA ASSOCIATES, INC.

Im p o rters and C om m issio n M erch a n ts

2 8 2 WASHINGTON STREET

NEW YORK 7, N. Y.

ALFRED J. MARSHELLO FUNERAL HOME

2 3 5 EGE AVENUE

JERSEY CITY, N. J .

Congratulations to the CLASS OF ’62

MRS. MARGARET CROWE WEICHLER and FAM ILY

Compliments

of

DR. and MRS.Harold E - ’62 MARC J. WALLACE

HE 3 -7 2 4 1 HE 3 -7 2 4 2

With Best Wishes

MRS. PETER HENDERSON

FLORIST, INC.444 OCEAN AVENUE JERSEY CITY 5, N. J .

Best Wishes .Jo the CLASS OF ’62

THE REILLYSJersey City is a Summer Festival

WO 2-4296 Est. 18 5 3

“ K E R L U B E ”P. Henry Kerler, Pres, and Mgr.

Rail - F lan ge — C u rve - Switch Lubricators

ILSLEY DOUBLEDAY & CO. Lubricating Specialties

THE DOHERTYS

Florence

Joan

Jo e

Bob

170 BROADWAY

NEW YORK 38, N. Y.218

HEAVY and GENERAL CONSTRUCTIONPontiac Tem pest Ram bler LABORERS' UNION

MROZEK AUTO SALES

520 E. ST. GEORGE AVENUE

LINDEN, N. J .

LOCAL 472

700 RAYMOND BOULEVARD

NEWARK 5, N. J.

Rock Drilling, Blasting, Roads, Sewers, Viaducts, Bridges, Foundations, Excavations, Concrete Work on Heavy and General Construction Work in the Counties of Sussex, Passaic, Bergen, Warren, Morris, Essex, Hudson, Union, Somerset, Hunterdon, Middlesex, and Monmouth.

HE 6-9662

LADNY BROS. GULF STATION

Tune Up - Tires - Wheelbalance

LAWRENCE VENTURA FELICE ESPOSITO . .JOSEPH P. MADDEN . LEONARD MASSE . .THOMAS WALTON

O fficersPresident

. Vice President

Financial Secretary and Treasurer Recording and Corresponding Secretary

Sergeant-at-arms

345 AVENUE A

BAYONNE, N. J .

Business RepresentativesRALPH FAUGNO J0H N DEISLERHARRY BARONE JAMES SHALLISJAMES CARROLL THOMAS CRYAN

MICHAEL ARNONE

Champeen Hoopsters

HE 4-0888

FERRARA DRUGSJoseph P. Ferrara, R.P.

2 5 3 3 HUDSON BOULEVARD

JERSEY CITY 4, N. J .

Complimentsof

Mr. and Mrs.SAB IN G.

RUSSONIELLOJoseph ’59

Gerard ’62

DAILY PHOTO & INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO.

A Complete Photographic Line Books - Equipment - Accessories - Processing Special consideration given Faculty and Students’ 1

STORES AT:I 1 7 N. Wood Avenue 559 Speedwell AvenueLinden, N. J . Morris Plains, N. J .HUnter 6 -2 8 18 JEfferson 8-8300

Best Wishes To The

Class of ’62

Mr. and Mrs. EDWARD GORSKI

Lorraine

Edward ’62

807 74th STREET NORTH BERGEN, N. J .

Serving you since 1 898 with the very best

I ' I ; 11

UNion 9-7000

Congratulations and Best Wishes to

THE CLASS OF 1962

HOHNEKER’S DAIRY

Compliments

of

“ Ain’t he sweet?”

UNion 3 -4 10 4

DOLSON INSURANCE AGENCY

Millie A. C. Dolson, Agent

Rudolph R. Cipullo, Agent

4 9 17 BERGENLINE AVENUE

WEST NEW YORK, H J-

Complimentsof

MR. and MRS. G. J. WALLACE

N .J . HU 8 -776 6 N. Y. LO 4 -6 2 7 3

ELECTRICAL INSULATION

SALES CO.

NORTH BERGEN NEW JERSEY

Compliments

of

JAM ES A. McLAUGHLIN

Everything in Electrical Insulation

DURO-TEST CORPORATION“ America’s Best Lamp’

DR. EUGENEDUDEK

65 MT. VERNON STREET RIDGEFIELD PARK

NEW JERSEY

Compliments

W I L L I A M A . R O M O L L I N O- COMPLIMENTS OF

GENERAL INSURANCE

Branch - WESLEY SIMPSON1 I 6 John Street 19 Hartwick Street ||

f^ew York ,38, N Y . Little Ferry?'N J .BjE 3->.750 ?' ,H U T -3536

G lcu U 1 - A

VINN IE’S MARKETCONGRATU-ATION'S TO THE

CLASS OF ’62

£ 6 1 6th Street

Hoboken, N. J .

THE STOKES FAMILY

HE 4 -7 7 4 7WE, WISH EACH GRADUATE

A

H B L c J e I sf&I!-* FUTURE' ■

ANTHONY J. DEL TUFO AGENCY, INC.

i c ^ P L A M if t f§ Q$|- P

W . P. T.STANLEY DQMALEWSKI; CHARtfcS d o m | sl;|w s k i

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DESIGNED FOR LIVING INC.HOMES B U ILT # 0 O R t t E ^ r ^ JPlafisyJ- Lots L o f i a t ^ - | Mortgages

Cat! f bs^s f w e e k or Nites

3 3 2 Route,. 10 * ...<■■ ,Wanover, N. J .

BEST WISHES TO

*THE CLASS OF ’62

MR. and MRS. W. DAVISON and FAMILY

B IL L ’62

D E L L ’SGas Ranges and Gas Heaters

Gas & Gas Com bination Ranges

T® 1 45 ^Monticello Avenue

Jersey City 4, N. J .

GENE RICCIO MOTORSAgent for,-,t!. ^ ■p’

^The Lafk Iby Studebaker”

New and Used Autom obiles

A

680-690 Garfield Avenue

Jersey City 5, N. J.

MR: and MRS. H. CLUTTERBUCK and HOWARD ’55

RYAN’S TAVERNCOMPLIMENTS OF

THE O’DEA FAM ILY685 Summer Avenue

Newark, New Jersey

COMPLIMENTS OF

MR. and MRS. THOMAS MURTAGH

THE FAMILY OF

MR. and MRS. F. M. MURPHY

Quality Clothes For Men of All Ages

Compliments

of

ROXY CLOTHES NEW JERSEY SCREEN ENGRAVING

1 26 NEWARK AVENUE JERSEY CITY, N. J . Harold Hesse, Jr. and Herbert Watson

CId, y & l !8 W E E K S

TALENT C O URSE^ CHOICE OF INSTRUMENT ^INSTRUMENT SUPPLIED > M USIC SU PPL IED> PRIVATE LESSON

& & n m * s OUR SPECIALTY

s t a f fS j> U sd i< y d

FRANK. S E G E DIN D I R E C T 0 R • A I R - C O N D I T I O N E D46 JACKSON AVE., c o r . w a o e s t . , J . C. • H E 5 - 1 2 47

MR. and MRS. EDWARD T. SMITH

and TOM ’62

Compliments of

MR. and MRS. J. KUTNEY

m m ' 1H B :

JOHN A. WARDPlumbing and Heating Contractor

362 OCEAN AVENUE JERSEY CITY, N. J .

UN 7 -54 95

For the Finest in Young Men’s Clothing, Furnishings, and Formal Wear

Try

HUDSON TAILORING CO. INC.

A. E. Bonavita - Mgr.

NEW YORK AVENUE AT 44th STREET

UNION CITY, N. J.

BURKE INSURANCE AGENCY

All forms of Insurance

WOrth 6 -0780

MAGAZINE SHIPPERS ASSOCIATION, INC.

Vincent J . Walsh, President

1 1 2 BOWERS STREET JERSEY CITY, N. J . 99 HUDSON STREET NEW YORK 1 3, N. Y.

m m m m m m m

n Mm u2 -

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OLdfield 3-0 59 5

SHERMAN HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANY

Complete Alterations - Remodeling - Repairs

257 CENTRAL AVENUE JERSEY CITY 7, N .J .

S W 8 - 4 4 6 6

COMPLIMENTS OF

HUDSON CAMERA CORP. STAN’S SPORT CENTER

Sporting Goods and Hobbies

13 6 Newark Avenue

Jersey City, N. J . l j g5 3 6 W asfinjtbn'Street H oboken, N,

UN 8 -18 0 0

Don’t Cook Tonight . .% Call

CHICKEN DELIGHTCompliments ofCh icken - R ibs - Shrim p

vP Fish D innersALSO. BY THB BUCKET

Free D elivery

| 8 8 1 1 Bergenline Avenue ;Ncrth Bergen, N. J .

H O LTH AUSEN’ S

SW 5 -3 10 0

JERSEY FUEL OIL CO.Division o f W e lle n O il, Inc.

E n gineers - D esign ers - Installers Fuel O ils - D om estic - Industrial

Industrial 0(1 Burners - Carrier Air Conditioning Heating- Contractors#

On Hackensack River — Foot of Howell Street

Bergenline Avenue and 36th Street

Union City, New Jersey

.Jersey City 6, .N. J .

UN 7-8295

A. MEDICI & CO.General Contractors

87 Libflty Placed;!

42nd STREET BAR & GRILLFamous for

H O T DO GS and H A M B U R G E R S

Weehawken; N. J t I 1 15 St. Ge0rge Avenue Linden, N. JV

228

DE 2 -8 38 0 Free Parking

THE MODRYS FAM ILYpjThe Newly DecoratedT E NP I N BO W L16 A utom atic Pinspotters Open Bowling at All Times

I A IR CONDITIONED

10 8 0 West Side Avenue Jersey City 6, N. J .

Mayor James F. Moore and Board of CouncilmenTown of Secaucus, New Jersey

BUSBY’S CONFECTIONERYK , MAGAZINES - NEWSPAPERS

SCHOOL SUPPLiES CIGARS - CIGARETTES

C an d y - Soda - Ice C ream and O ther Sundries

BRIODY’S TAVERNPrivate H all fo r H ire -I

fo r A ll Occasions

646 Montgomery Street Jersey City, N. J . Avenue Jerse^ City, N. J.

CONGRATULATIONS AND

from

MR. and MRS. W ILL IA M L. YEOMANS

'COMPLIMENTS

OF ™ f l

GEORGE E. DAVIS

630 Bergen Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

229

Congratulations to THE CLASS OF ’62

MRS. ANNA C. CLARKand

MR. and MRS. JAM ES CLARK

CANADA DRY BEVERAGESEnjoy your flavor thru vendors too

Vending Dept.

OR 2-9 30 0

Compliments of

Your Full-Service Bank

COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY

Bayonne - Jersey City Union City

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

'Whaddaya mean this is the first game you ever reffed?'

ComplimentsCHACO ORIGINALS

HY-WAY INN Bases and containers for arrangementsJohn Rygiicki, Prop. Chaco cross-cut bases

8 0 12 TONNELLE AVENUE 32 2 RYAN STREET

NORTH BERGEN, N. J . HILLSIDE, N. J .

230

s

A gco Sales12 2 3 Summit Avenue Union City, N. J .

M r. and M rs. A lexander A rasin 280 Montgomery Street Jersey City, N. J .

C a rl’s C afe1 504 Sheepshead Bay Road Brooklyn, N. Y.

C a rl’s Tavern1 520 Hudson Boulevard Jersey City, N. J .

Grace Dreisbach 1 1 Bidwell Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

Dr. and M rs . R. D riscoll 1 1 7 West 5th Street Bayonne, N. J .

M r. and M rs. W ilfr^ d L. Dempsey Dr. and M rs. Urban R 7 1 Park Street Montclair,

Jo h n Baird Roofing Com pany, 7 51 Fourteenth Avenue Paterson, N. J .

M r. and M rs. V ernon Baker 1 1 3 Clinton Avenue Clifton, N. J.

Bardes Studios1 2 2 2 Summit Avenue Union City, N. J .

Barrett's M e n ’s Shop 843 Bergen Ayenue Jersev^City, N. J ,

Inc.

Be-Be Dairy2 20 North Second Street Harrison, N. J .

Boulevard Barber Shop 17 3 ’ Boulevard

j| ' Hasbrouck Heights, N. J .

M r. Edward' B r o m ir s K r ^ ^ f^2 2 1 Warren Street ■Jersey City, N. J.

Dale CheekTuttle Avenue

Spring-Lake, JM. J.

ir . and M rs. S. C rife 45 Booraem Avenue Jersey City, N. J . J -

B k KsS wb; i l l

M r. and^MTsT Robert Cum m ings

Maywoc^N ■ I j B I BP j W i i I I j f l

F loral Shop

I fe S ^ v o _ .3*1 ’GJenwocfcf AV6nue_ Jersey City, N. J .

Eastern T ra ff ic Bureau , Inc.99 Hudson Street New York 1 3, N. Y.

T he Eggers Fam ily10 0 Corbin Avenue

Jersey City, N. J .

Em erald C leaners 7 2 3 Bergen Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

Ha rry 6 . Fa Her 45 Montrose Avenue

M B

Farrie r Com pa ny 44 Montgomery Street jersey City, N. J .

r. Harold G!^F(fzpatrick 86 West 40th Street Bayonne, N. J .

Brunsw ick Furn iture Co. 340 Third Street Jersey City, N. J.

M rs. Stan ley Brzenk 203 Washington Street Jersey City N. J .

The Buryk Fam ily 1 25 Hague Street Jersey City, N. J .

M r. and M rs. Charles Dom alewski 14 7 Chestnut Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

M r. and M rs. Daniel Donahue 1 52 Coles Street Jersey City, N. J .

M r. and M rs. D. Downey 605 Jersey Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

Five Corners Bakery 689 Newark Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

Frank ’s Catering Service and Delicatessen, Inc.

189 Kinderkamack Road Emerson, N. J.

A Friend

Bob Cam p A uto Service 1 56 Culver Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

Josephine Downey 308-A 8th Street Jersey City, N. J .

Gallagher Plum bing and Heating 167 Fourth Street Jersey City, N. J .

C. G nud i and Sons4 1 6 Montgomery Street Jersey City, N. J .

K ram er’s Jew e le rs 500 Washington Street Hoboken, N. J .

M argueritte Dress Shoppe 456 Broadway Bayonne, N. J .

Be tty Lem an ' - Z 35 West '.C2nd,Street

New1 "f-.

M rs. S tan ley Lem pa

'esfside Avenue City, N. 1 . ■ '

L indsay Fajii

J crsey*X*^

Norlhvaie, N. J .

M r. and M rs . Jo h n H . G ursk i1 00-A Corbin Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

Joseph H erb igMutual Funds OL 9 -0 3 4 1

H ota lings N ew s A g en cy , Inc. 14 7 5 Broadway (Times Building) New York, N. Y .

Jo h n J . H ourihan 346 Boulevard Bayonne, N. J .

H ouse o f G reetings 18 3 Newark Avenue Jsizem &M k N. J .

M r. and M rs . Leo Krasuski 894 Montgomery Street Jersey City, N. J .

S. S. K r e M & l^ w '43 4 ». .Jersey CTT

■Mr. and M rs . Jo h n J . L a rk in ^ s ^ * ^ ^ A Fa,lli (jj1 Avenue

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Jo e ’s M a rk e t4 1 1 4 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J .

Ju le ’s Service Station 70 5 Van Houten Avenue Clifton, N. J .

Jum p in g Ja ck s MacAdoo Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

M r. and M rs. R ichard V . Keegan17 7 Fairview Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

M r. Joseph Kem prowski 272-B Boyd Avenue Jersey City, N . J .

Rev. W illia m G. M ark 64 Cooper Street Woodbury, N. J.

M r. and M rs. W illia m G. M ark 98 Reservoir Avenue Jersey City, N .J .

S. B. M artin 3 19 22nd Street Union City, N. J .

M cG ive rn Fam ily266 Monticello Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

A rth u r B. M cH o rney • "3 l;7sJEairmount Avenue

Jersey Cfity', N .J .

M e ye r’s Luncheonette 749 fiefgen Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

Mr, and M rs. T . J . M iddleton Academy Street

South O ran ^^^ t’T j .' - W • 1

3M im i Dress Shoppe g g jp

G fe^eStVeW^Jersey City, N. J .

W illia m Ludwig, Plum bing and Heating 8904 Grand Avenue North Bergen, N. J .

Jam es Lynch247 Washington Street Jersey City, N. J .

Otto and H enry M ack 288 Central Avenue Jersey City, N .J .

M r. and M rs. Jan e M aher 1 75 Orient Avenue Jersey City, N .J .

M rs. Catherine M olten i 4 51 Gregory Avenue Weehawken, N. J .

M r. and M rs. H. A . M o lten i 306 Taft Street Bonton, N. J..

Howard F. M o lten i 50 Hickory Trail Sparta, N. J .

Gene M ontroni 8 Winding Lane Bloomfield, N. J .

Nash, Inc.31 6 Barrow Street Jersey City, N. J .

Nelson and W a rd Co. 2 39 Washington Street Jersey City, N. J .

M r. and M rs. A . M . Rapolla 78 West 36th Street Bayonne, N. J .

Robert V . Schwartz, D .D .S. 12 7 1 Westfield Avenue Rahway, N. J .

Raym ond D. O 'B r ien 1 53 Monmouth Road Elizabeth, N. J .

R ay ’s Prescrip tion Pharm acy 2 1 6 Washington Street Jersey City, N .J .

Scott K itchens 5 3 7 Broadway Bayonne, N. J .

M r. and M rs . Jam es O ’Halloran 1 5 Story Court Bayonne, N. J .

Ray's Texaco Service Route # 3 , North Side Secaucus, N. J .

She lley Food Stores H$g£ Beffien Avenue

ty, N. J.

M r. and M rs. Frank Pagano 10 6 Woodlawn Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

R ena’s Florist476 West Side Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

Charles B. Swensen M-'&B-Q n t r a I Avenue

City, N. J .

Palace Drug Store 1 7 2 Newark Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

C arl Restivo, M .D .3 Webster Avenugg Jersey C ity ^ jW r

Dr. Ju lia n a Sw iney f Avenue C

^ avo n n e . N. J.

Palm era Pharm acy 791 Bergen Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

A lb ert Pa lm ieri, M etropolitan A gent 8201 Grand Avenue North Bergen,

M r. S. G. Paradin m 1 5 East%%itral|Ave^^ ^ BergenfieJc&N.

Peplau and P e t ^ n a n l 2 10 9 Bergenlroe^yenus^Union City, N.

Pienkowski Drugs 269 Grove Street Jersey City, N. J .

M r. and M rs. A nthony P. Polcari 408 23 rd Street Union City, N. J .

Polito ’s M arke t 3 1 4 Pacific Avenue Jersey City, N. J.

Posner’sBayonne, N. J .

Rolling Pin Bake Shop 7 2 3; B e %en line Ay'erlugf

^N oifyh

Rose Form al W e a r r '^ y . '^ e r ^ r f f in ^ ^ ln u e

Bf%en,

RossiD r . and M rs#H ohli R. %jPo33 A > ^ | i je j | ^

Bayonne,

Royal Cleifife|§1 30 9 -1 1 S u ^ ^ ^ A > ^ iu e Union City, N .JP T j

R u ff’s Q u a lity tM / rk e^ ^ 6709 Park Jffi&erMe ^

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St. Francis Hospital 25 Ea,^^iayiltQD Place

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St. M argaret Church Little F e r r y / R ^ ^ ^

Scerbo-Aloi Florist 543 Newark Avenue Jersey City, N .J .

B. and M . Sypniewski 2 2 East 44th Street Bayonne, N. J .

T o ny ’s A m oco Service Center 703 First Street Hoboken, N. J .

V illa Capri106 4 West Side Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

A ure l V illa r i2 8 3 Central Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

V illa Roma Restaurant 766 Lidgerwood Avenue Elizabeth, N. J .

M . W in te rs Sea Fobd M arke t 703 Newark Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

F. W . W oo lw orth Co.3 3 7 Central Avenue Jersey City, N. J .

M r. and M rs. C . J . W yck a 64 Wayne Street Jersey City, N. J .

Public Service Furn iture Co. 300 Broadway Bayonne, N. J .

Schaefers Restaurant1 6 Hudson Place Hoboken, N. J .

M rs. M argaret Zenga 7 Demarest Place Maywood, N. J .

Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ake

Mrs. Charles Albonica

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson

Joseph Apilla

Mae C. Apsley IMr. and Mrs. Angelo ArabiaMr. and Mrs. Pet^pAras|r\ Sr.

The Arion ClubMr. and Mrs. George ArmftrCfster

Mr. and Mrs. A. Aujfa jp ^ ^

Joseph J. AuriemmaVfc

Rt. Rev. Msgr. Alois i

Mr. and Mrs. P. BabitsXEugenia L. Badach

Frank Badach, ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bado

Mrs. W. BaileHannibal BalzaniMr. and Mrs. John Banach

Mr. and Mrs. John Bassi

Charles J . BauschBen’s, Vera’s, and Bill’ s

Bernard J. BerryBernard J. Berry, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Urban Bigliani

Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Blake

Edward BlighMr. and Mrs. J . BogaczBogdanowicz Family

Harold BollingerMr. and Mrs. Alexander Booth

Boulevard Mart & Liquors

Frank BoweMrs. Mary BoweMr. and Mrs. Frank P. BozzaMr. and Mrs. William Bradley

Mrs. B. BradyMr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Brady

Mr. John Brady Mrs. Marian E. Brady Mark BranonDr. and Mrs. Mark E. Branon

Bray StudioMr. and Mrs. Rodger W. Breslin

Vince BriamonteMr. and Mrs. M. Bronowich

A. J. Brown

Buell & Reppert, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Burke

Dr. and Mrs. Leonard P. Burke

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burns Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buryk

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buryk

Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Butler Mr. and Mrs. James E. Butler

^Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Byrne

lf|girgaret T. Byrne Âr'fekld Calabrese and His Orchestra

Rex CanovaMiv.&nd Mrs.',.|^nto Caravello

An t h o n y Gam e vf I e Dr. and Mrs. Leonard G. Carusi

Mrs. Efhily Qasale Louis Casazza

* Mr. anclM^s. Louis J. Casazza

V i r g if#%Jpas a"% a AnthfinyCa ta nz£ro I

, MfCgL. Catri$fo ^ teMiss DAPG'thy^Caljlfiefq' K

The Cay^trAFamil/',Joseph jSC®|p»io

R % % > y Checker .

Mrs. A. Chiccone Fred%iphrf.* :h iccon e, D.D.S.

Jdteg^t/nthff ChrzanowskiW. Chrzanowski

Attiiio G ap pa Mr<yâtlrerine Cjprke

^ rs- Anth%y CfccoMr% Daniel F. Cody

Co% D.D.S.M r^psW ^rs. lid ward Collins, J^-^® Mrs. GracpConjghan

i Mt^^landMrs. M Mr. a n d ^ M ^ P r ja ^ ^ Connelly

Joseph M. Cooney

Anne CoreyMrs. Theodore CorusMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. CostareMr. and Mrs. Joseph CraneMrs. Helen R. Creehoski

Catherine Cronin

Alice CurranMr. and Mrs. Jack D’Agostino

Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dailey Rev. Thomas Daley Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Daly Mr. and Mrs. John Damato

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Danko Rev. Eugene V. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Carl DeBiase Mr. James DeCicco Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Del Tufo DeMattia - O’ Brien

Joseph DeSimone Mr. and Mrs. Walter Devaney Col. and Mrs. E. T. Devlin

Miss Frances Devlin Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. DeWeever Mr. and Mrs. Leonard DiPace

fcLrene DlugolenckiM rs. Kenneth T. Dolson

f Ma amrWtefcMichael Donatacci

Aot. ar$i j^ r f fames R. Donnelly R ichard iDcprpI ly

MrTaâ tfrs f H. Donohue John J. ifojin

f Mr. an^fjmrs. Bernard Doyle Mr. aJrapMrs. Martin Doyle

Ducca F#w ; Ducca

and Mrs. George Duka fflkx. and Mrs. C. F. duLaney

The duLaneys Dunn Typewriter Co.

Thomas G. DunnMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. DunnMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Dwyer

James J. EganRev. Robert P. EganLeon EdelsteinMr. and Mrs. John J. Ernst

Mrs. Marie E. ErnstMr. and Mrs. John ErricoMr. and Mrs. Michael EspositoMr. and Mrs. Estevez

Art Fagen, ’23

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Edward Falkowski

Walter Falkowski Mr. and Mrs. H. Falleck

M. Farrell

Ronald Farrell, ’63 Fashion Shoes

Rudy FavocciMr. and Mrs. James J. Fay John J. Fay

The Feniello Family

Mr. Raymond Fernandez Mr. Ben Ferrara Ferreri Family

Mrs. Dominica Filerino Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fitzpatrick

Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Fitzpatricl James Flaherty, 1978 Florence Flaherty

Mr. and Mrs. William Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. William P. Flanaga Mr. and M/'s. James Flyn Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Foley Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Fontaine Mrs. Anna Forsythe Mr. and Mrs. AnthonvJ Frank FrangiapanjjBT Frey’s Pharmacy A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A FriendMr. and Mrs. Charles E. GallagherMr. Joseph GalvanMiss Margaret GalvanMr. and Mrs. Stephen GalvanThe Garbaccio FamilyMr. and Mrs. William GardeckiMr. and Mrs. David GattiMr. and Mrs. Gerald F. GeissMr. aud Mrs. R. GenattMr. R. Gillespie

The Gloriande Family

Martha Goethals Gold’s Drug Store Mr. M. Golden

Charley Goombosh

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Graf Carmen Gravino

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Greeley Miss Catherine A. Grieco Miss Helen M. Grieco Aaron Gross

Mr. and Mrs. WilliarnGrzelak

Leona t jjju a r<4i«^Mary GungorQwskl

Jfraflsen Joseph Hanson

Mr.fgyS Mrs-gdiQ&ai^laJLaJlanson, Jr.

Mr.J a n ^ ^ U sl Peter Hansin ^^PBncflM rsjjohn Harding

.Hndw&slRaymond Hawaes

wrTanJjHArs.wVilliam Hay 1 >Mr. an l ®rfRurTiecnier

Robert J. Hecfeler^ mmm*"Hf^r i

Mr. and Mrs. Helminski Mr. and M r s ^ r Hendzak Stephen E. H ^^zak Dr. Charles W. raennesey Herchold Broth^fflf Dr. and Mrs. Jan raerchold Herdacko’s Pharnsfal$Mr. and Mrs. FrarwrE. HeringMr. and Mrs. Edmund C. HeskinThe Heubel FamilyMr. and Mrs. William T. HilliardMr. and Mrs. William HoblerMr. and Mrs. F. HochsteinA. M. HoffmannJohn F. HollingsworthMr. and Mrs. J . HollingsworthMrs. Sybil HolyRobert K. HooperMr. and Mrs. Robert P. HooperSidney HopkinsHospital Accounting Associates

James M. Houghton

William F. X. Howe

William Hrebiniak

Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes

Imperial Dry Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Michael Izzo Mike Izzo, ’ 62

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Jacobs The Jacobson Family

Mr. and Mrs. A. Jankowski Jersey Drug

Jim & Agnes Stationery

Jim ’s Beauty Salon

A#, and Mrs. Johmann A®\ and Mrs. Almon A. Johnson

" w . and Mrs. Frank Joworisak Judickos Bakery

Helen and Lorraine Kalish Mr. and Mrs. C. Kaminski Mr. and Mrs. James Kearns Marie C. Keegan Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Kelleher Mr. James Kelly Mrs. Mary Kelly Michael F. Kelly

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. A. Kempczynskr Dr. and Mrs. John J. Kennedy Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Kennedy, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Kennedy, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Keselica Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kielbowicz King Cleaners, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. F. KinlanMr. and Mrs. Anthony KirincichNicholas KirincichCaryl KnausMr. and Mrs. W. KnausKocher’s Pork Store, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Kocot Harriet Kraszewski Helen KubicaMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kufta Mr. and Mrs. J . Kwiatkowski Robert LaBate

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lania

Larsen’s Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laslo

Mr. Frank Laslo, Sr.

J . Lawrence

Eugene Leahy, M.D.

Jam es LeahyMr. and Mrs. Peter J . Leahy

Mrs. Claire L. Lee

Mrs. Charles LehrMr. and Mrs. J . Lewandowski

Jam es A. Lewis

John F. LewisH. LinnuiebeiMr. and Mrs. Nicholas J . LoBue

Mr. and Mrs. Melville Logan

John LoGiudice

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Longo

Rev. Joseph Loreti

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Loscalzo

Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Loscalzo

Edward Luick

Mr. and Mrs. John Lukas

Mrs. Josephine Lukas_^£gg| Mac’s Flying ‘ Sgm cejff

Mae’s ImperiaHireanej'®^Mr. and Mrs. Robert|fL^fgner

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Mahler

Mrs. Helen Makatura

Steve and Zol Makocy

Mr. Mario J . MalatestaMrs. Madeline-M. Malatesta

Peter J . Malatesta

Mr. and Mrs. P. Malecki

John L. Maloney

Frank Manziano

Mr. D. E. MarcoMr. and Mrs. John Marra

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martini

1 Hour Martinizing

Mr. Joseph Martorano

Fred Maryanski

Alfred MassaMassarelli Pharmacy

Ashur Massarsky, D.D.S.

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The McAuliffe FamilyMr. and Mrs. William McCahill

Edmund McCann

Mr. and Mrs. John F. McCannDr. and Mrs. F. J . McCarthy

Mr. and Mrs. J . McCormackMr. and Mrs. Hugh B. McCormick

McKinley Square Station

Patrick J . McGlynn

Mrs. Patrick McGrealJam es A. McGuinnessMcGuire Chevrolet

Ma rt^ajiRitaMr. and Mrs, D. HfMcKeown

Ralph J^ e p h M cL a if^

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Moloney’s ^ w Meats, Inc.Genevieve ®vaoreMr. and Mrs. A MooreMr. and Mrs. JgraSss M. P. MooreKenneth Moore IMary K. Moore J | f N-Mr. and Mrs. WirMooreMr. and Mrs. Vincent MorelliNeil Moriarty and FamilyMortenson FamilyMr. and Mrs. F. MortimerMr. and Mrs. Edward MottersheadMr. and Mrs. J . MottersheadMr. and Mrs. Pat MuillaneMurphy Bros., ’62 and ’65

C. J . MurphyVery Rev. Msgr. Henry J . Murphy Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Murphy James Murtagh Music Box Cafe

Myers Family Mr. H. J . Myers

Mrs. H. J . Myers

Mr. William H. Myers

Mr. and Mrs. William Nagel Mr. and Mrs. Peter J . Nastawa

New Plaza Wine and Liquor Stores Mr. and Mrs. C. F. O’Brien Rev. William S. O’Brien Margaret O’GradyB. and S. Okarma

Steve A. Olesky Mrs. A. Ollick

^Mr^and Mrs. R. M. Olsen OTrs. James A. O’Neill f atrick J . O’Reilly

®#aul Orlowski Reverend C. Orrico The Pabst Family Walter F. Palmer

John Pankowicz Louise M. Paolino

Papalia Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Papalis

Mrs. S. G. Paradin Pardini’s Delicatessen Paris Pastry Park Amoco Station Miss M. E. Pauelko S. M. Pawlikowski W. J . Pawlikowski Vincent Pezzuti Phillips Bros. Drug Store John P. Piazza Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pisano Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pisano Mary and May Piscotta Polito’s Market Jack R. Pomerantz, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Pompeo Mr. and Mrs. Louis Puncerelli Thomas Quackenbush Mr. and Mrs. John Quinn Mr. and Mrs. A. Ramsey Matthew S. Redling Mr. and Mrs. J . Reid

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Reith’s Bakery Mrs. Agnes Repka Frank Rezzonico

CharJes Ricciardi

A. Riggi

Peter V. RichardsonMrs. John RichnavskyJohn Rizzi and Family

Paul W. RoehrenbeckMr. and Mrs^William J . RoehrenbeckMr. Thomas RogersMrs. Frank Rolski

Mr. and Mrs. Fred RolskiMr. and Mrs. James RomanoMr. and Mrs. Pat T. RomanoBernard Rosenblum and Sons

Mrs. Leonel P. RossJohn F. RothM. Roth - F. KardosMr. Ted Rowland, Jr.Roy and Ja y ’s Tavern. Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rusakow^fe^lFi

Chester R. Rydwin^/A^h |giF«,m ‘ Mr. and^gpiiohn Sabol, Jr.Mt. and Mrs. John Sabo!, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sack St. Anne’s C.Y.O.

Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Salemi Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders | p | 5 * s Mr. and Mis. Peter J Johp V. Schmidt 'Harold Schultz

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scarpa Mr. and-Mrs,. (p artes -Scott The J ohn-Scott^amily Mrs. John J . Scott John J. Scott, M.D.John, James, and Kevin Scott Scott Kitchens Thomas D. Scott Mrs. Thomas D. Scott F. Senff Frank Sette The Shanahan Family Joseph S. Shapiro, M.D.Phillip Shapiro, M.D.

Mr. and Mrs. John Shea

John Shea

Mrs. Vincent J . Sheeran Mr. and Mrs. William Sheridan

James T. Sherry Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Shook Victor R. Sibilia

Mrs. Annette Silverberg

Mr. and Mrs. F. Silvestris and Family

Michael S im M M f& st.JosepHLSjnisi Herbert Sipefsteir^Oscar Siperstein Mr. and Mrs. E. Slifka Mr. ancLMrs. William H. Socha

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Joseph Spadbla Anthony Spirito '

Michael W. Spirito Dr./ff^^Mrs. M .vv . Spirito

rs. Nicholas SpolizinoStadium A BillStanton

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Suburban Electronics M. Sul 1 t" 4‘yM i s ‘ Mar &Mr.Mrs. Merrill A. Swiney, Sr.

Sr-. - j Anthony Szegcta V - •Fritz Taelvagen Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Tarrant'Mr. and Mrs. A. Terranova Dr. and Mrs. Henry Terwedow Walter G. Terwedow, M.D.Anna Thomas Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Mr. William P. Thomas William J . Timny Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tirpack

Mr. and Mrs. A. Tonzola

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. TorpeyRalph Tozzi

Mr. and Mrs. J . Troglour

Miss Nettie Tytus Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ufholz

Helen and Herb Vaughan John J . Vavrence John J . Vena

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Venezia

Joe Veniero Lock and Safe Co. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Venutolo Frank Visceglia, M.D.Mrs. Dorothy Viti

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Vroom Frank Wajszczuk Mr. and Mrs. J . Wajszczuk

Mr. and Mrs. George P. Wallace John M. Walsh Mr. Joseph B. Walsh

-•Mrs, Joseph G. Walsh The Welters Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank J . Ward

Frank Warren Wenton Shoe Store George Wenzel

Mr. and Mrs. F. Westphal West Side Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. C. Whicker Jo se p h W ^ ^ ^ ^Mr. and Mrs. Eciwa^SA. White White’s Liquor Store '

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