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In dedicating our yearbook—PIONEER—to our adviser and friend,Dorothy A, Abmms, we, the Class of 1946, would like to say that this ded-ication is the sum total of all the thank you's we have said and those wewish to say for her helpfulness, thoughtfulness, and sympathetic under-standing as our grand class adviser,

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OFFICE STAFF

LIBRARY STAFF

EDITH L. JACKSONDean

Wait till I get my calendar.

DR. SAMUEL P. UNZICKERHead of Placement

Siest du?

DR. SHANNON — HEAD OF PRACTICUM

WELCOME BACK FROM SERVICE

MR. WIDENOR COACH H. SCHMIDT

CHRISTIE JEFFERIESRemember, you're preparin

to be teachers.

MARK KARP, Ph. D.Now my son Lawrence.

MARGUERITE B. TIFFANYNow the next thing

you have to do.

ELiZABETH M.. MONEYPENNYAt this stage of the game.

BENJAMIN MATELSONSkeighty eight times.

ROBERT E. WILLIAMSNow you don't have to accept my ideas.

M. H. FREEMAN(blushing) It must be the tie.

REN A J. KEAYIt's my New England conscience.

HOWARD L. HASSGood enough.

GORDON MATTHEWSDon't do as I do but do as I say

MISS LEEWhat's the matter?

Tired already, girls?

DR. LOUISE E. ALTENEDERNow you don't have to believe

but its my opinion.

TUNIS BAKER, Ph. D.Did I tell you the one about.

MR. VIVIANHave you seen my skunk?

ALICE MEEKERAre you people familiar

with that.

SARA M. LOUNSBURYNow lets get back to the subject

MARGARET FORD, R. N.Were you ill?

Jrioneer Staff

EDITOR-IN-CHIEFLucille Hamberg

LITERARYAdele Heines, Editor

Jeanie Neil, Edith Coyle, GloriaRachelle, Phyllis Murphy, Gloria Al-bano, Amelia Raso, Louise Socha.

ADVERTISINGDorothy Koch, Editor

Louise Pearson, Virginia Donald,Mina Altman, Thomas Watt.

ARTAlice Meulener, Editor

Frances Merkel, Phyllis Murphy,Jean Bender, Virginia Donald.

BUSINESS MANAGERCeleste Iapichino, Editor

Helen Kohout, Jean Ruscica, DorothyDell, Elsa Goldstein, Dorothy Eschen-bach, Thomas Watt.

PHOTOGRAPHJean Bender, Editor

Eunice Velie, Regina Press, PhyllisMurphy, Betty Thompson.

ORGANIZATIONDoris Nebesnak, Editor

Josephine Santangelo, Josephine Zan-gara, Alice Stampul, Enid Conrey.

CANDID-SHOTHarry Lister, Editor

CLASSOF

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Phyllis Jnuxphi)"Devout yet cheerfuJ, active yet resigned"

315 James Street Teaneck, New Jersey

Teaneck 6-2805-J

FRESHMAN

BeaconWomen's Sports ClubI. R. C.

SOPHOMORE

Beacon - Assistant EditorAssembly CommitteeWomen's Sports ClubGeography ClubF. T. A.S. C. A. - Treasurer

JUNIOR

' Beacon - Editor-in-ChiefRed Cross - Production ChairmanAssembly CommitteeWomen's Sports ClubI. R. C.Geography ClubS. G, A.F. T. A.

SENIOR

Class PresidentGeography ClubGlee ClubWomen's Sports ClubS. G. A.

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CDorohki) Osckenbach

442 First Street

FRESHMAN

Psychology ClubP. and Q. ClubGlee Club

"A willing helper'

Oradell, New Jersey

Orodell 8-0685

JUNIOR

Junior Class - Vice-PresidentP. and Q. Club - TreasurerPsychology ClubGlee ClubHealth CommitteePhi Omega Psi

SENIOR

Senior Class - Vice-PresidentGlee Club - Secretary-TreasurerP. and Q. ClubPhi Omega Psi

ircjlnla JJonaia"State's most Collegiate Miss"

Leary Avenue Bloomingdale, New Jersey

Butler 28

Transferred from Trenton StateTeachers College

JUNIOR

BeaconSports Club

SENIOR

Class SecretaryBeacon Editor of

Staters-in Service Page

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Ofiice StampuL"Filled with a deep appreciation for the great outdoors"

Oakland Avenue Oakland, New Jersey

Oakland 6041

FRESHMAN

Psychology ClubArt Club

SOPHOMORE

Women's Sports Club

JUNIOR

Women's Sports ClubF. T. A.S. G. A. • Treasurer

SENIOR

F. T. A.Women's Sports ClubService Committee

LjLorla Cfibano"Measure hei not in ieet"

5 Orchard Avenue Emerson, New Jersey

Westwood 2681

FRESHMAN

Women's Sports Club

SOPHOMORE

•Women's Sports ClubGamma Phi Lambda

JUNIOR

Junior Class - SecretaryBeaconClass Section LeaderGamma Phi Lambda President

SENIOR

BeaconF. T. A.

Jltvna Cfltmun"The world is her playground"

272 Nineteenth Avenue Paterson, New Jersey

Lambert 3-7575

FRESHMAN

Psychology Club

SOPHOMORE

Masque and MasquersPsychology Club

JUNIOR

Debits and Credits

SENIOR

Debits and Credits

Lane Road

"Music, my life, my love"

Caldwell Township, New Jersey

FRESHMAN

Psychology ClubGlee Club - AccompanistArt ClubP and Q. - Vice-PresidentS. G. A.Zeta Kappa Chi

SENIOR

JUNIOR

Art ClubPsychology Club - TreasurerP. and Q. ClubGeography Club - Vice-PresidentGlee Club - AccompanistBeacon

Glee Club - AccompanistPsychology ClubGeography Club - PresidentArt ClubWomen's Sports ClubS. G. A.Beacon - TypistZeta Kappa Chi

Onto 1^. Kj"Fragile but unbreakable"

231 Hamilton Avenue ' Clifton, New Jersey

Passaic 2-2034

FRESHMAN

Psychology Club

SOPHOMORE

Psychology ClubGlee Club

JUNIOR

Psychology ClubTheta Delta Rho

SENIOR

F. T. A.Theta Delta Rho - SecretaryS. C. A. - Service Committee

CMlt Coijle"Excellence at her finger tips"

88 Dixon Avenue Poterson, New Jersey

FRESHMAN

Art ClubGlee ClubS. C. A.

JUNIOR

S. G. A. - Secretary _Art ClubPsychology ClubGlee ClubRed Cross College Unit

SENIOR

Art ClubPsychology ClubGlee ClubS. G. A. - PresidentWomen's Sports ClubRed Cross College UnitZeta Kappa Chi

J)orotky Of. (Dell"Business is her business"

K Iprsev City, New Jersey292 Fulton Avenue Jersey

OLsa C/ow'stein"An air of confidence1'

861 Madison Avenue Paterson, New Jersey

FRESHMAN

Art Club

Lambert 3-4013

JUNIOR

Beacon StaffMasque and Masquers

SENIOR

Masque and Masquers

tactile Of. 3lamher(j

Boulevard

FRESHMAN

"Pretty and petite"

New Mil ford, New Jersey

Oradell 8-0490

Vice-President of ClassPsychology ClubGlee ClubP. and Q. Club

SENIOR

JUNIOR

Chairman of Assembly CommitteePsychology ClubGlee ClubP. and Q. Club

Psychology ClubGlee ClubAssembly CommitteeChairman of Social Committee

"A .sweet tremolo and bubbling laughter"

560 Broadway Paterson, New Jersey

Lambert 3-0433

FRESHMAN

Class PresidentP. and Q. ClubF. T. A.Art ClubPsychology ClubS. G. A.Glee ClubWomen's Sports ClubNational Camp ScholarshipZeta Kappa Chi

SENIOR

JUNIOR

Psychology Club - Vice-PresidentGeography Club - SecretaryArt ClubGlee Club - Student DirectorService CommitteeRed Cross - Chairman of Blood DonorsZeta Kappa Chi

Psychology ClubGlee ClubArt ClubGeography ClubS. G. A.Zeta Kappa Chi

Secretary

- President

- Corresponding

QapLchiapLchiYio"Subtle humor in those dark eyes"

326 Sherman Street Passaic, New Jersey

Passaic 3-0497-M

P. and Q. ClubMasque and Masquers

FRESHMAN SENIOR

Masque and Masquers - SecretaryI. R. C.Sports Club

JUNIOR BeaconMasque and Masquers - Secretary p. T. A.|, R. C. Theta Delta RhoSports ClubTheta Delta Rho

uteien JHari) Jxokout"She'll find a way"

262 Lakeview Avenue Clifton, New Jersey

FRESHMAN

Science ClubF. T. A.Psychology Club

SOPHOMORE

F. T. A. - Vice-PresidentScience Club - Treasurer

JUNIOR

Debits and Credits -Program Committee

Phi Omega Psi

SENIOR

Debits and Credits -Program Committee

Phi Omega Psi

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JJoYomi) Jvreck"Cooperation is her second name"

829 East 19th Street Paterson, New Jersey

Sherwood 2-4038

FRESHMAN

Sports ClubP. and Q. - TreasurerPsychology ClubMasque and MasquersGlee Club

JUNIOR

Women's Sports Club - PresidentMasque and MasquersGlee ClubTheta Delta RhoS. G. A.

SENIOR

Women's Sports Club - PresidentF. T. A.Glee ClubI. R. C.Masque and MasquersTheta Delta Rho - PresidentS. C. A, - Athletic Committee

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utarri) O. bister"The artistic temperament"

12 Lynden Place Totowa Borough, New Jersey

Sherwood 2-0945

FRESHMAN • JUNIOR

Art ClubMosque and Masquers

SOPHOMORE

Class TreasurerArt ClubAssistant Manager of Basketball

Class Vice-PresidentAssistant Manager of Basketball

SENIOR

Chairman Athletic CommitteeMen's Glee ClubArt Club

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ranees Jierlel"What mystery lies behind those enticing eyes"

41 Hudson Street Clifton, New Jersey

FRESHMAN - MontclairState Teachers

Glee ClubI. R. C.S. G. A.Basketball Team

SOPHOMORE - Paterson. State Teachers

Psychology ClubGlee Club

JUNIOR

Psychology ClubTheto Delta Rho

SENIOR

Theta Delta RhoF. T. A.

Of lice JieuLice"Infinite energy"

845 East 24th Street Paterson, New Jersey

Lambert 3-8653

FRESHMAN

P. and Q. ClubF. T. A.Art ClubPsychology ClubTreasurer of Freshman ClassZera Kappa Chi

SENIOR

JUNIOR

Psychology ClubArt ClubGeography ClubP. and Q. ClubService Committee - ChairmanS. G. A. - Honor Roll Committee

ChairmanMasque and Masquers

Art Club - President •P. and Q. ClubGeography ClubPsychology ClubS. G. A. - Pin Committee Chairman

(Doris Ji.' "Zealous, yet modest"

41 Spencer Place Gar-field, New Jersey

FRESHMAN

Psychology Club

SOPHOMORE

President of ClassWomen's Sports ClubS, G. A.

JUNIOR

S. G. A. - Vice-presidentBeaconGamma Phi Lambda

SENIOR

S. G, A. - Chairman of HealthCommittee

Beacon - Headline EditorGamma Phi Lambda - SecretaryF. T. A.

eanme JH. cHd"A fair-haired bonnie hss"

537 Hillcrest Street Teaneck, New Jersey

FRESHMAN

Glee Club

SOPHOMORE

Glee ClubBeacon

JUNIOR

Geography ClubGlee ClubBeacon

SENIOR

Geography Club - Vice-presidentBeacon - Feature EditorGlee Club

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11earson"She has no fear to speak her mind"

1 T East 21st Street Peterson, New Jersey

FRESHMAN

I. R. C.

SOPHOMORE

I. R. C. - Secretary and TreasurerF. T. A.Women's Sports Club

JUNIOR

I. R. C. - PresidentF. T. A. - LibrarianWomen's Sports Club

SENIOR

I. R. C.F. T. A. - Secretory and TreasurerWomen's Sports Club

e,CfLYia ress"Nothing is so dear and precious as time'

497 East 32nd Street • Paterson, New Jersey

SOPHOMORE - Bergen Junior CollegeStudent Council - Secretary"Bergendian"Glee ClubPhi DeltaGold " B " - Outstanding Sophomore

JUNIOR - Paterson State Teachers

I. R. C.Debits and Credits

SENIOR

Masque and Masquers - Vice-PresidentDebits and Credits

Ljioria Jxacrielle"Ahr those lovely raven tresses'

907 Main Street Paterson, New Jersey

" Armory 4-7395-J

SOPHOMORE SENIOR

Masque and Masquers

J-UNIOR

Masque and MasquersPsychology Club

Masque and MasquersPsychology ClubS. G. A. - Eligibility Committee

ChairmanTheta Delta Rho

Gfrmlla Jvaso"A fountain streaming with wisdom's frankness"

Prospect Avenue Emerson/ New Jersey

Westwood 91

FRESHMAN SENIOR

P. and Q. ClubF. T. A.

F. T. A.Geography ClubPsychology Club

eon LLSCLCCL"A joify companion"

FRESHMAN

Vice-President of ClassSecond Semester

SOPHOMORE

Sports Club

JUNIOR

Sports ClubGeography ClubPublicity Chairman of S. G. A.BeaconZeta Kappa Chi

SENIOR

Geography ClubArt ClubGlee ClubZeta Kappa Chi

oJosephine SanianqeL"Waste no words'1

Lodi, New Jersey27 Sidney Street

FRESHMAN

Psychology Club

SOPHOMORE

Sports Club

JUNIOR

Gamma Phi Lambda - Treasurer

SENIOR

F. T. A.Gamma Phi Lambda - PresidentBeacon

Jjernaw Sclud:"A reaJ sport"

162 North 5th Street Paterson, New Jersey

JUNIOR YEAR - 1940-1941FRESHMAN YEAR - 1938-1939

Chairman of Social CommitteeVarsity Swimming TeamVarsity Baseball Team

SOPHOMORE YEAR • 1939-1940

Class SecretaryVarsity Baseball TeamJ-V Basketball Team

Vice-President Student GovernmentAssociation

Varsity Baseball Team T

J-V Basketball TeamPsychology ClubMasque and MasquersArt ClubSkull and Poniard Fraternity

ARMY ACTIVITIES - 1942-1946

Air Corps - 1 YearUniversity of Michigan - Japanese

Language and Far East Area Study1 Year

Signal Corps • 1 xk Years

Returned to College upon dischargefrom the Army to start 1 946 SpringSemester.

bouLse JJ. j>ocha'A true friend'

336 Palisade Avenue

FRESHMAN

F. T. A.Glee ClubPsychology Club

JUNIOR

Psychology Club - PresidentGeography ClubGlee ClubS- G. A.Scholarship to National Life CampRed Cross - Chairman of Nurses Aid

Garfield, New Jersey

SENIOR

Glee Club - President,Student Director

Art ClubWomen's Sports ClubPsychology ClubS. G. A.Red Cross Executive CommitteeZeta Kappa Chi

\Deihj"A Package oi Smiles"

124 Could Avenue Paterson, New Jersey

Sherwood 2-7471

FRESHMAN ' JUNIOR

Science Club - Secretary-Treasurer Class PresidentPsychology Club F. T. A.Art Club Women's Sports ClubI. R. C.

SOPHOMORE

Women's Sports ClubSecretary-Treasurer

Psychology ClubZeta Kappa Chi

SENIOR

5. C. A,Red Cross-Production ChairmanBeaconF. T. A.Women's Sports ClubKappa Delta Pi

•' . - ' r ' • > - * . " • M

umce Velie

99 Marion Street

FRESHMAN

F. T. A.

"A little bit of sunshine in any dull class"

Paterson, New Jersey

Armory 4-7039-M

JUNIOR

F. T. A.Masque and Masquers - PresidentI. R. C.S. G. A.BeaconWomen's Sports Club

SENIOR

F. T. A.Beacon

omas \)Yatt

828 East 19th Street

JUNIOR

Debits and CreditsMen's Eating Club

Silence is a true friend that never betrays"

Paterson, New Jersey

SENIOR

Debits and CreditsMen's Eating Club

16 John Street

"A penny for your thoughts"

Lodi, New Jersey

FRESHMAN

Psychology Club

Passaic 3-1 127

SENIOR

F. T. A.Beacon

SOPHOMORE

Women's Sports Club

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by Gloria Rachelle

We, the graduating class of May, 1946, do hereby make and declarethis to be our last will and testament in form and manner as follows:

Part I

To Dr. Clair S. Wightman, our guide and inspiration for the pastyears, and to the faculty, we leave our deepest appreciation and utmostgratitude for their untiring efforts.

To our Senior Advisor, Miss Dorothy Abrams, we leave our heartfeltgratitude for her guidance and her adroit ability in helping us throughfrequent difficulties.

Part II

Gloria Albano leaves her dread for music class.Mina Altman leaves her sophisticated air.Jean Bender leaves her excellent musical talent.Enid Conrey leaves many a melodious note in Room 301.Edith Coyle leaves the presidency of the Student Council.Dorothy Dell leaves an ever ready smile."Virginia Donald leaves her debonair appearance.Dorothy Eschenbach leaves her good-naturedness.Elsa Goldstein leaves her effervescent giggles.Lucille Hamberg leaves her flirtatious eyes and smile.Adele Heines leaves her pleasant voice and enchanting smile.Celeste Iapichino leaves the difficulty of spelling her last name.Dorothy Krech leaves her very contagious laugh.Helen Kohout leaves her witticism.Harry Lister leaves his courage to be the only male in a room of

thirty females.Frances Merkel leaves the bright sparkle of her lovely engagement

ring.Alice Meulener leaves her sweet and pleasing nature.Phyllis Murphy leaves her excellent leadership and ability to work

hard.Doris Nebesnak leaves her genial personality and poise.Jeanie Neil leaves with her gorgeous blond tresses.Louise Pearson leaves her ability to wise-crack.Regina Press leaves her trusty typewriter in Room 305.Gloria Rachelle leaves swaying in her fascinating Boogie Woogie

dance technique.Amelia Raso leaves her echo of "Who? Why? and How?"Jean Ruscica leaves her ability to make people happy.Josephine Santangelo leaves her unsurpassed neatness.Bernard Schutz leaves his skill on the basketball court.Louise Socha leaves her little "darlings" in the nursery school.Alice Stampul leaves her placid manner.Betty Thompson leaves her adorable dimples.Eunice Velie just leaves.Thomas Watt leaves his sleek automobile parked on 22nd Street.Josephine Zangara leaves a quiet companionship.

ALEXANDER PATTERSONPresident

JEAN AHLERSVice-president

LOIS MARKVARTSecretary-Treasurer

HELEN POTASHPresident

SARAH LUSC1NDRELLOVice-president

ROSE ADAMSSecretary

GLORIA TARABOURTreasurer

HERBERT STEHLINGPresident

FRANK LUCYKVice-president

JOSEPH JASCIEWITZSecretary

JOAN RAUSCHENBACHTreasurer

QYho's Qftw Gfnwny Students in Z(niversities & Colleges

Seated: Olga Probst, Lucille Hamberg, Mr. Williams, Alice Meulener.Standing: Jean Bender, Adele Heines, Edith Coyle, Phyllis Murphy.Harry Lister not pictured.

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There's a buzz of voices and a scurrying of feet ay classes change at PatersonState Teachers College in 1976 A. D. Some students crowd into the elevators toget to their next classes, while others must use the escalators (poor kids!) The GleeClub members are vocalizing in their soundproof practice room, while in their clubroom I.R.C. members enjoy a television broadcast from Russia. Seated in one of theluxurious easy chairs in the library is a pert sophomore named Susie, (Susis Soph-omore is wearing standard college garb, paddle, shoes and hobby sox, and is gettingdreamy-eyed over a picture of Hankie Winatra, the latest "swoosh" sensation ofthe nation.) Susie finishes her magazine and picks up a large volume of the "An-nals of P.S.T.C." which covers the years 1942-1946. Susie Sophomore is curious tolearn a little of the life and hardships at Paterson State in those long ago pioneerdays when State's campus was a miniature park and the students had to climb threeflights of stairs a hundred times a day. Let's peek over Susie's shoulder and get alook at the Staters of Yesteryear.

— Susie opens to the '42 section and gasps as she sees a group of girlsin burlap skirts with paint smeared on their faces, and a number of boysornamented with makeup and hairbows.

Susie calms down as she reads that this was just a part of the in-itiation torture inflicted on the Freshmen.-The Freshmen then were hoststo all other students at the Freshmen Frolic, the annual event at whichSeniors act like "Freshies" and Freshmen just act. Susie finds that they hadmany of the subjects she had-Western Civ., Freshman Composition (wherea misplaced comma is treason), and Physical science. There's been a slightchange in the Music Appreciation course, however, instead of studyingBach, Sibelius, et al, Susie's fellow students are learning to appreciate thoseold masters, Goodman, James, and Dorsey.

Turning to the '43 section, Susie sees the same faces but now they'resmug and self satisfied. Wo wonder—look what they did to the lowly under-classmen.

In this other picture the Freshmen look alittle happier. It's a shot of the "sunflower" chorusfrom the Freshmen Minstrel.

The Sophomores reluctantly agreed that they gave a smooth perfor-mance. Besides watching the Freshies perform, the Sophs journeyed to thebig city to see performances of "Winged Victory" and "Othello". On ShafferPlay Day they joined the rest of the school on an enjoyable boat ride toRye Beach.

Susie eagerly turns to the Upper Division pages, for she has heardthat this is where the "fun" begins. The Sophomores, now jaunty Juniors,are startled to find that Uncle Sam has appropriated all of their male class-mates, and that some of the Freshmen have suddenly become Juniors.Susie is puzzled until she finds the explanation— a war acceleration pro-gram is in operation at the college, and these Freshmen are taking theirsophomore subjects during the summer months. Finally a long-awaitedexperience comes to the Juniors—IT'S PRACTICUM TIME. And eachJunior, as she strode valiantly forth into the battle of the three R's, utteredthis prayer:

"Now I stand me up to teach,I pray the Lord this plea to reach,If I should faint before I finish,—May the floor open beneath me—!"

It was also in this year, Susie reads, that an historic event took placeat State. In the true pioneer spirit and under the able leadership of theirclass president, the Juniors struggled for, and succeeded in establishing, astandard college ring. Why it's the same we have now, Susie marvels, as shereads a description of the military style ring.

The Juniors were active participants in other affairs-a class banquetin the Robin Hood Inn,

a boat ride to Bear Mountain, the activities of thenew Red Cross College Unit, and the unforget-able Latin-American pageant held at Jersey CityState Teachers' College.

Unrecorded in the annals of the class history, because it did notoccur during the regular school year, was the event which filledevery student and citizen with joy and thanksgiving. On theevening of August 14, 1945, the official announcement of thetermination of the second World War was made to the Americanpeople.

Susie regretfully turns to the final pages of the 1942-46 "Annals".These "oldtimers" certainly were busy people and their last year was noexception. In the fall of the year, an honor roll containing the names of"Staters-in-Service" was unveiled at a simple ceremony in the halls of thecollege. The crys of "Swing your partner!" and "Dos a dos!" resounded inthe auditorium the night of the all-school square dance, and the Seniorswere in there swinging. Literally, they added a few extra minutes to eachday to get enough time for all their class meetings, club activities, noontimedances, square dances, cake sales and what was very important, skatingparties.

For three months the Seniors devoted their energy to practice teach-ing- with a few spare moments spent thinking of the coming Senior Ball,the first to be held by the college in several years. The culminating eventsof the year were publication of the '46 Pioneer and the graduation cere-monies, both of which reminded the Seniors that they were leaving theircherished school and friends — not without sorrow and a tinge of sentimen-tal regret.

Susie closes the dusty volume with a sigh.

JjaskewalL Jveiurns to Jralerson StaleCOURT COMPETITION RESUMED BY COLLEGE HERE. HANK

SCHMIDT TO SERVE AS VARSITY TEAM COACH

Returning Servicemen Feature Paterson State's Squad

After a lapse of two years, athletics came back to Paterson State inthe form of varsity basketball. The number of returning veterans who wereinterested in playing basketball was the deciding factor in organizing ateam. Although the season was almost half over, a schedule of thirteengames was arranged. The schedule included some of the teams that wereformer regulars on State's schedule, among them Montclair State, JerseyCity State, and Panzer.

The season to date has been a successful one with State winning sixgames and only losing two. The two games lost were to Montclair by twopoints and to Java College, a newcomer on the schedule, by six points.There are five games still remaining to be played.

The approaching of spring is a sign that baseball weather soon willbe here. State will field a team after a lapse during the war years. Thehome field will most likely be Eastside Park, although some games mayhave to be played on other fields due to a lack of baseball fields in Pater-son. The schedule will consist of about thirteen to fourteen games.

In the fall, State will be back with a full-time athletic program.Intramurals in various activities with varsity basketball and baseball willbe the order of the day.

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. FordDr. T. BakerMrs. A. RuscicaMr. and Mrs. C. SantangeloMr. and Mrs. A. S. ConreyMr. and Mrs. J. MeulenerMr. and Mrs. L. HambergMiss Dorothy AbramsMiss M. B. TiffanyMiss Christie JeffriesMrs. E. M. MoneypennyMiss Alice MihleisLaurence Edward KarpHelen E. Coyle, Y2/cMr. and Mrs. N. J. HeinesMr. C. HaefeliMr. H. PearsonMr. Samuel R. DonaldMr. Gordon A. MatthewsMr. and Mrs. John J. MurphyMrs. Barbara MerkelMr. Henry T. BallMr. and Mrs. Victor £ilzerMr. Andrew Socha, Sr.Mrs. E. HornowMary DollingRuth GreenbergMr. and Mrs. A. ThompsonMr. V. E. VivianDr. Louise E. AltenederMrs. Josephine ZangaraMr. and Mrs. Isidore GoldsteinDr. Edith R. ShannonGeorge O. BaileyMr. and Mrs. J. J. Eschehbach

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TALLY'S TAVERN

PIZZERIA & RESTAURANT

Tally Briscolina, Prop,

35 MOONACHIE RD.

MOONACHIE, N. J.

RHEA'S

(OPPOSITE STATE)

For the best Cokes and Sandwiches

Come Back to Rhea's

SHerwood 2-4620

GUERNSEY CRESTICE CREAM COMPANY

"Taste Tells"

Special Attention to orders forLodges, Schools, Churches, etc.,

Visit our Retail Department134 NINETEENTH AVE.

PATERSON, N. J.

Compliments of

MR. and MRS.

FRANK IAPICHINO

UNCLE SAM'S SHOE STORE

76 MAIN STREET

PATERSON, N. J.

KOHOUT'S BAKERY

262 LAKEVIEW AVE.

CLIFTON, N. J.

Compliments of

MR. and MRS.

JOSEPH PRESS

Compliments of

A FRIEND

COMPLIMENTS OF

FAILLA WINDING CO.

311 BOULEVARD

PASSAIC, N. J.

LAmbert 3-2756

DIRECT FACTORY OUTLETFailla Bros., Props.

SMART LADIES APPARELCoats - Suils - Dresses - Toppers

17 VAN HOUTEN STREETPATERSON, N. J.

STENCH EVER'S

Quality Shoes for the Entire Family

Paters on - Passaic - Hackensack

Ojlexanaer

Compliments of

MR. and MRS.

•

GEORGE KRECH

SHerwood 2-4350-1-2 Est. 1919

DE SOTO and PLYMOUTH

Now Taking Orders ,

JOHN A. McCRANE MOTORS, Inc.

ON USED CABSOur Guarantee is a Real Guarantee

666 MARKET ST. at EAST 251h ST. .PATERSON, N. J.

LAmbert 3-5685

Compliments of

GALE SHOPS

Sportswear - Knitwear - Lingerie

Milton Rich Harry Piekarsky

105 MAIN STREETPATERSON 1, N. J.

Compliments of

MRS. V. NUSSMAN

GENERAL SWEET SHOPPE

SODA - CANDY - STATIONERY

518 MARKET STREET

(Opposite General Hospital)

PATERSON, N. J.

SHerwood 2-3880

C. B, VAUGHAN

Everything in SPORTING GOODS

257 MAIN STREET

SHerwood 2-9813

"METZ"

; 115 ELLISON STREET

PATERSON, N. J.

ARmory 4-5155Studio Also Open Evenings

THEPHOTO ART STUDIO

Orville B. Parisen, PhotographerCommercial and Industrial

Photos, Portraits449 MAHKET STHEET

Near the ArmoryPATERSON. N. J.

"Wishing You Success"

FREE MINATURE

DEPARTMENT STORE

93 PARK AVENUEPATERSON. N. J.

Ofcknowleocjmenh

We, the Class of 1946, sincerely thank all our

Patrons, Friends, Boosters and Advertisers for the

generous aid and encouragement they gave us in the

production of our "The Pioneer".

We are delighted wth the excellent photography

done for us by the Quackenbush Studio, A. Horowitz

and Son for their production of our cover and the

general format of our book, printed by the Alexander

Hamilton Printing Company.

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