Archbishop Walsh High School - Buchmann Beacon Yearbook (Irvington, NJ)

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TURN ABOUT IS FAIR PLAY--Girls lead out their escorts at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by the CYO. SADIE HAWKINS DANCE OUR TABLE-A good time for all, especially for fclockwisej Helen Stolzen- berger, Owen Shea, Mary Ellen Avery, Patricia Trabalik, Edgar Hermann, Joseph Coviello, Judy Goodwin, Joseph McCannon, Janice Goodwin, Kalman Dolgos. CYO FATHER, MAY WE . . .? -CYO officers, Kathleen Larney and Mary Gublicki seek the advice of Father Schreitmueller, moderator, a- bout affairs pertaining to the organization. Catholic Action Club YOUTH ENGAGES IN CATHOLIC ACTION The Catholic Action Club, under the direction of Sister Margarette, performs various charitable works throughout the year. The club consists of mission representatives elected from each homeroom. The Advocate Drive, the medical and stamp campaigns constitute some of the mission projects the Catholic Action Club sponsors throughout the year. The students of Archbishop Walsh High are able to exercise an apostleship whereby they become closer to God through Patricia Dasko Frank Heaney James Kilkenny Bartholomew Lawless Eleanor Maziarski Thomas Palmeri Cecilia Piotti the missions. Irene Reilly Marion Roncskevitz John Schiavino Gertrude Spence Florence Tambasco Patricia Villanova COUPONS, COUPONS, COUPONS-Catholic Action representatives BELLES VS. BELLS-Sophomores Carol Kapscady, Patricia Hospodar, Patricia Dasko Kstandingj, Florence Tambasco, Gertrude Spence Irene and Patricia Brady enlist the services of bells, balls, and pointsettias Reilly, John Schiavino, Cecilia Piotti, James Kilkenny, and Marion for the Christmas corsages. Roncskevitz count coupons.

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JUST FOR A DAY-Joan O'Brien, Bernice Janusz, Suzanne Gleason, and Evelyn Pascavage rest on the steps of Low Library during a day-long trek around Columbia University, to get ideas on editing a yearbook. Buchmann Beacon This annual literary work recalls vividly the Senior Year in every aspect of its school and social life. The Yearbook develops slowly with innumerable plans and revisions which even- tually materialize into the finished product. Both the literary and the business staffs work hand in hand to make it a successful publication under the supervision of the mod- erator Sister Carola. A feeling of pride, a sense of accomplishment, and a hint of the future envelop each Senior as he views this Panorama of a brief but fruitful period of his life. Editor . Artist .... Business Manager Photographer . . Business Staff Caryl Caporaso Joyce Devine Doreen DiGiacomo Margaret Fischer June Kimmig Kathleen Larney Terry Larney Susan Markovich Anthony Mustalish Carole Preshong Claire Reddington Claire Rossbach Barbara Scherer George Schneider Barbara Szlaga Mary Ann Thran Thomas Turney Joan Valenti Patricia Villanova Irene Virostek . Alice Fay . Joseph Pierz . . . Joan O'Brien . Raymond Babineau Literary Staff Carol Bauer Thomas Bruckner Joyce Devine Geraldine Elsman Kathleen Feely Irene Feeney Suzanne Gleason Jack Gormiy Bernice Janusz Thomas .laworski Audrey Julg Robert Marut Darlene O'ConneIl Bernice O'Keefe Evelyn Pascavage Donald Rogers Joseph Ruddy MASS MEETING-The entire literary staff discuss yearbook problems. l HOT OFF THE TYPEWRITERS-Buchmann Beacon typists roll out the first draft of the senior write-ups. Seated Ileftlf Pat Dasko tchairmanl, Mary Ann Holtz, Maureen Boland, Mary Canncn, Julie Krein, Sandra Jund, Dorothy McCallum, Virginia Muller. Standing: Kathleen Belldl, Nancy Dougherty, Lana Kelleher, Julie Gorski, and Patricia Reilly. PEP RALLY-Participating in a rally for the yearbook are, standing: Patricia Villanova, John McGinnity, John Mury, Alice Fay, Anthony Mustalish, Joan O'Brien, Operating the opaque projector are Claire Reddington and Donald Rogers. Seated: Audrey Julg, Barbara Szlaga. Patricia Dasko, and Julie Gorski. Bucnmann Beacon cheerleaders are Irene Feeney, Kathleen Larney, Mary Gulbicki, Barbara Scherer, Lana Kelleher, and Joyce Devine.

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WALSH'S ANSWER TO RUSSIA-Two Nucleus members, Ray BORN CHEMlST-Anthony Mustalish, vice president ofthe Wojcik and Thomas Bruckner display with pride and joy, a success- Nucleus, shows how to suffocate a,gasoline fire. ful gas compressor, built by them. Nucleus Club The Nucleus is the charter Science Club of Archbishop Walsh High. lts moderators, Mr. King and Sister Martina, have in mind to pro- mote a lively interest in science, by providing additional features not encountered in the regular scientific courses. The members, con- sisting of thirty-five Chemistry and Physics students, undertake special projects to be demonstrated at the meetings, hear lectures by erudite personalities and visit interesting plants, both chemical and industrial. On February l l, of this year, Mr. King took Senior members to visit the CIBA plant in Summit, New Jersey. The Nucleus hopes to lay a sound foundation for future members interested in the mysteries of science. President . . Vice President Treasurer . . Secretary . Paul Brady Thomas Bruckner Gerald Dougherty Alice Fay Kathleen Feely Michael Foehner James Hughes Bernice Janusz Thomas Jaworski June Kimmig Arlene Klem Terry Larney John McEvoy John Mech Walter Melinis John Mury ., . . Gerald Zappa . Anthony Mustalish . . Audrey Julg SCIENTISTS ARE PINNED-President' Gerald Zappa and Secretary Barbara Szlaga assist Sister Ma.y Gerard in handing out the mem bership cards and pins to Nucleus members. Thomas Podlas receives his. DIAMOND? NO, GLASS CUTTERS--Demonstrating the process of . Barbara Szlaga fire-polishing the tip of a piece of glass tubing is Gerald Zappa Joan O'Brien Thomas Palma Evelyn Pascavage Kenneth Pietrucha Thomas Podlas Lawrence Pribula Claire Reddington Robert Reilly Richard Renga William Scheick Barbara Scherer John Schiavino Bernadette Turner Patricia Villanova Raymond Wojcik Claire Reddington Cleftl, Robert Reilly, and June Kimmig watch