Holy Family High School - Achillean Yearbook (Auburn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1953 volume:

T0 YIIU AUIA ALMA MATEIA 4.f7' -1. ' m AUIA HEARTS WE RAISE .. x X P' - A . fl. .f -df' ,f 4,-' ff -tif 1 -.ix 114 ' fy' 'S'-1' PRESENTED BY TEE SENHIE ELASS ll0LY FAMILY HIGH SUIIIHIL Auburn - New York li , ,wi TM UIIMN ' IIMIM M Thxs year we the class of 1953 w1sh to dedlcate the ACHILLEAN to the past and present faculty of Holy Famlly Hlgh School First of all we w1sh to extend our most sincere gratitude to you Father Davie our principal who have guxded us along the way to future happmess by gxvmg us the opportumtxes to lxve up to the motto of our Alma Mater Doce me bomtaem drscxplmam sclentxam To you the prxests who have put precnous hours unto guxdmg our Sodalxty and athletic program and teachmg our rellglon classes we wlsh to express our deepest appreclatlon for the t1me you have spent wxth us encouraging us to greater and better thmgs and helpmg us to realnze the goal whlch had been set To you the sxsters who have sacrxficed your hves to teach us to have a deeper apprecxatxon of the Faith we wxsh to offer our thanks You have taught us not only the requlred secular studxes but also the Cathohc VICVN pomt and have shown us the moral standards whlch we are to follow It IS w1th these thoughts xn our hearts that we dedicate thxs issue of the yearbook to you who have all helped to form us m Chrlst to the stature of Catholic manhood and womanhood ev Rev Rev Rev Sxster Mary Sister Mary Snster Mary Sister Mary Slster Mary Sister Mary Sxster Mary Reverend Wllllalll E Davie Prlnclpal ohn Brxll ames P Collms Francis W Hardxxlg ohn Healy Amadeus Antonxa Camilla Carmella Columba Constance Cyprxan Mnss Jean Geherm Rev Rev Rev Rev Snster Sister Sxster Slster Sxster Sister Slster Alfred J Horr Wllllaxxa Lammers Eugene McCarthy I-du ard Tolster Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary Evangelist Gregory Hllary oanne onatha uln Martha I O 7 3 Y 7 7 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 ! 7 3 ! , . , I. 'L . 3 7 ' 7 C lr R . . 1 .J .J. J. hug R xr- IIIS IIIIIIWM l'llPIa PIIJS XII Pope Plus YH tlmc ucir of CIITISI on e11tl1 IS a father leader 'md frlencl As 1 slmcplnrd of 1 lugs flock lmc c1rcs for 1ll lmxs clullclrcn m1tl1 p1tern1l loxc The l1c1rtof Hzs Holmcss brxexcs xntcn cflx wt the slglat of present world condmons Bw endless priycr 1nd pcxmncc our Holx father nnllcs reparatlon for the sms of the world 'md mms grace for each of us 6 1 1 2 3 1 A 1 3 E , 5 x 5 3 6 2 . N Q E S . if ,H .. E . 3 -Q ' 1 1 'X Q 'Q Ji' t X I x 1 - f - . ,I if 1 yum 1 11 ' x Jl 1 A, n 1 1 A -I .f -' I 5 'r I A .E ya! am! ima TIIE MOSl' Ill' VERENII 0 O O JAMES EIIWAIIII KEARNEY, ll.Il 7 Reverend Charles V Boyle M A Associate Superintendent of Schools fddmmmbmfzan Very Rev Msgr Charles Mahoney PhD Superintendent of Schools wiifa efzfuldl'-lifze caae Y'-'vis Reverend James P. Collins Assistant Pastor Athletic Program Reverend Edward Tolster Assistant Pastor 3 Religion II Rt. Rev. Msgr. john A. Conway, V.F. Pastor Holy Family Church 7AB C601 To you, our Alma Mater, Our hearts we raise. With spirits firmly united We sing your praise. Through the years we have found you are loyal, true, Thus we pledge our lives to you. X? afiweknawi Soul and mind you have nourished With Christ-like care. 'Neath your Purple and Gold Flourish virtues rare. Glory to you, dear High! Our love for you shall not die. Our hearts are yours, Alma Mater, Holy Family High. LEFT: The south entrance of Holy Family is sacred to the seniors. The school building contains classrooms for elementary and high school de- partments. To the right of the entrance extends the auditorium, avail- able for school and parish functions. RIGHT: At twilight, a tranquil maj- esty settles over Holy Family Church, located at the busy intersection of North and Chapel Streets. Even its exterior beckons to those passing by with an invitation to share its peace and serenity. RIGHT: A striking and unusual painting of the Holy Family domi- nates the decorative motif of the sanc- tuary of the church. Its somewhat sombre background points up the simple white cross surmounting the high altar. West of the rectory, facing Chapel Street, stands the convent of the Sisters of Mercy, faculty members for both grade and high school. The convent chapel gives the sisters the privilege of visiting the Blessed Sacrament frequently. Ad LEFT: On the southeast cor- ner of the parish property stands Holy Family rectory, an attractive red brick build- ing. It provides accommo- dations for the pastor, as- sistants and other personnel engaged in the parish work. Pictured here is the Chapel Street entrance, flanked with snow-laden shrubbery. 33, is-4 LEFT SISTER MARY CON STANCE Vxce prlncnpal Journalism French I II Latin III RIGHT SISTER MARY CO LUMBA Home Room 204 World History American History Religion III Q'- Saul ana! mme! you REVEREND WILLIAM E DAVIE Prmcxpal Religion I IV, Chemistry General Science ue nauaidfzecf IM The quarterly examination schedule undergoes an inspection. Left to right: Sister Mary Julia, Sister Mary Joanne, Sister Mary Jonatha, Sister Mary Constance, Sister Mary Cyprian. LEFT: SISTER MARY JULIA Home Room 201 Elem.entary and Intermediate Algebrag Plane and Solid Geometryg Physicsg Introduction to Businessg Trigonom- etryg Sodalityg Missions. RIGHT: SISTER MARY CAR- MELLA Home Room 202 Elementary Alegbrag Plane Geometryg Biologyg Business Arithmcticg Latin I. 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Left to right: Mary Elizabeth Surher, vice-presidentg Carol Cregg secretaryg Michael ,Iacovino, presidentg Robert Y Ax yixf di YH. fix fl! W Factoring lreepw fleft to right? Mon- QMQNXIC Wartin and David Walsh inspect a ica Bryla, Genevieve Hickey, Phyllis sf g 'eral ,sdience chart. Seated, left to right: Barron, Thomas Hogan, David Casler ionip,JFogarty, Mary Conboy, Richard Bryla, and John Schmidt busy in algebra Frarlti Reginelli. class. L A E111 ,MMO Learning the essentials of business training in an introductory course are, left to right: Donald Poole, Alma Giovanetti, Edward Eennessy, Alice Fitzpatrick, james Phillips, Robert Kaufman, Beverly Rafferty, Joan Hickey. MM 1' M- , , 'ik , ' W xv jJjJJMJVJ,,W jf rug ff Mm Book reports keep the English I class busy. Left to right: John Ryan, Mary Kay Orr, David Baier, Theresa De Chick, Edward Gleason, Peter Gargan James English,'Sister Mary Jonftha J J! . ,V ,iii .w . -,I JJ 1 Lf A 11 al -1 I 1 , , , .J c 1 Xu Z V i Nl I w ,V is ixj X J J I ln I f AFVIF- I j wif M l Latin I. Left to right: Richard Lavarnway. Joanne Social Studies IX. Left to right: William Donnelly, Milhausen, Marie Malvaso, Gerald Kavanagh, Rita Suzanne Hyland, Mary Ann Dixon, Timothy Byers, Kaufman,,lAlice Brennan, James Lawler, joseph John Casler, -Mary Alice Powers, john Mahfoud. Mlllrhtll- ,Aj iq 4 QQ! ,QE X 3441- sf ,5h'Vs,. Km? I ' fd Q X fi ' Q ,fxQ'f:. .. I fu' , '- 1 fl X 'x-,s .x. 'w , 'F -vi x gm W? A N , -,be .u' ' I Y' 1 nf! ' J - www-- -Sf J' 1? 413' 5655 A 132 ' -tw if QW Ti 'gljifyf C Lf' G LpL,U,t,i9.v Ly4ki,XAlyXfL,,, W gif K V nt ' 6 AKG Ui XV I it W YP Tvtgrfn QVLQ M4 1' I , RIGH : Geometry poses K roblem in proportion. gif! Left to right: Barbara lcowiec, Patricia Foley, 'X N x Queeney, james Dunnigan. BELOW: Father Tolster's notes bring varying re- Thomas McGee, Richard Hennessy, Margaret Mc- , r . .wil I nr 11 , , . A ,1 ' Llc'-roi 154444 on fffixgllf waht? Z4vcf, :fan ',4 ,fflqq 4, tiff? -11431 , . 'rv ' - H ,O 'A 5 1 ff .. lk xv. actions. Left to right: Stephen Karpenski, Charles Emlaw, Mary Patricia Powers, Joan McConnell, Diane Bennett, Helen Bergan, Shelia Ward, George Goodclle. flfozw ,,ll 1 Iggy MW BELOW: A daily quiz for Latin II. Left to right: jean Glancy, Mary Ann Carroll, William Kinsella, Thomas Casper, Patricia Dickson, Kim Bouley, Elsie Wasilenlco. Af' jfflf' e -.ffwefir -We 4 ii' , 444 lj Y I -1 .. ,L Apparently Sister Mary julia makes the intermed- iate algebra class pleasant for these juniors. Left to right: john Boediclcer, Thomas Gargan, john Cas- per, Rita Bounds, Anthony Prave, Lois Maloney, Kath- leen Hogan. The study of Church history proves absorbing for these juniors. Left to right: Margaret Baker, Leonard Cas- per, Beverly Cornall, Charles Wride, Mary Lou White, Nancy Tortorello, Richard Marullo. Well, boys, are you going into world history class, or staying at the door? Left to right: David Alexander, Jean Cimpi, Donna Fedigan, Patricia Stapleton, Joan May, Francis Clark, Philip Parenti. M YRIGHT: Neither Cicero nor the camera man old any terrors for the juniors studying third- Mar Latin, judging from their expressions! Left to right: Donald Lawler, Ronald Mah- ,' foud, Patricia Lawler, Marianne Cuddy, Nancy f f Cimpi, William Cuddy, Mary Herrling. gt! Following the vigorous pre-election campaign, the juniors chose these officers to lead their year's activities. Left to right: Ellen Cuddy, secretary, John Brennan, treasurerg Francis Didio, president, Barbara Tonzi, vice- president. LEFT: Nancy Bennett accompanies some of the French II students on the piano as they review the French Christmas carols. Standing, left to right: Mary Lou Lawler, Theodore Beardsley, Mary Alice Boyle, John Tallman, Margaret Murley, David Mc- Loughlin. Waiting for chemistry class Left t right Robert Welch, Josephine Hayes Thomas Watkins, Mary Kay Lober Joan Cullen William Shorey, Michael Donovan, Shirley Maywalt. 61444 of 1953 To the seniors of each year, the election of class olficers is a serious business. These four officers, the choice of their classmates, made the year successful and memorable-for the class of 1953. Seated: Mary Curtin, vice-president, john Cir- illo, president. Standing: Mary Ann Glancy, secretary, Terrance Bouley, treasurer. Ire RIGHT: Seriously intent on their work, these seniors realize that Amer- ican history is a must for gradu- ation. Left to right: james Duffy, Mary Flanagan, William Mason, Kathryn Copley, Carol .Byers, Paul Nash, Mary Evelyn Fenncssy, Thomas Brown. LEFT: Keeping up with Father Davie's dicta- tion of apologetics notes is a full'time job for the seniors. Then, they have to learn them! Left to right: Elizabeth Cregg, Howard Bagley, Francis Mulvey, Charles O'Donnell, Jean Pys- nack, Patricia Rafferty, Robert Horr. -L The study of electricity en- gages the physics class in varied activities. Left to right: David Hickey, Rich ard Gallo, Maureen Mc Laughlin, Michael Conboy Natacha Danksha, John Wi son, Russell Stratton. Denny holds the floor as a group of seniors prepare a pantomime for dramatics class. Left to right: Do- lores Tortorello, Donald Walsh, Dennis Renahan fseatedl, Lorraine Lawler, John Poole, Marcia Fitz- patrick, Mary Lou Heieclc. English literature requires concentra- tion, doesn't it, Paula? Left to right: Natacha Danlrsha, Yolanda Serchia, Richard Welch, William Steigerwald, Paula Klink, James Gallery, Edward Cutler. uougrl praraea IVIIUCL Q. Wang 40: anilecf in The Sodality of Our Lady provides an opportunity for all Holy Family students to devote themselves seriously to self-sanctification and service of the Church. Divided into sections this year according to classes, the Sodalists carried on a program of individual improvement and apostolic worlc based on the Sodality motto To Jesus Through Mary. The zealous efforts of Father Davie. S. M. Julia, S. M. Constance, S. M. Carmella and S. M. Jonatha guided the sodalists throughout the year. au 1 The S. S. C. meetings aren't too dull, are they? Conducted by Father Davie or prefect Edward' Cutler, these meetings prepare the committee heads and other officers to lead the larger meetings with the entire Sodality. .V v LEFT: Ready to deliver! The soclal- ists have completed their yearly project of filling Christmas baskets for the poor. Left to right: Edward Cutler, William Donnelly, Lois Ma- loney. Paula Klinlt, Kathleen Hogan, Yolanda Serchia. Apvzil' RIGHT: No greater responsibility falls to the lot of student leaders than that of the Sodality officers, who hold a unique opportunity of helping their fellow-sodalists spiritually. Our l..acly's gracious protection rests upon them. Seated: Yolanda Serchia, vice-prefectg Paula Klink, secretary. Standing: David Hickey, treasurerg Edward Cutler, prefect. in RIGHT: Christmas caroling by the sophomore sodalists helped keep Aua burn mindful of the spiritual signifi- cance of the holiday season. Left to right: Mary Jane Quinn, Judith Pat- rick, Williani Foley, joan McConnell, Richard Hennessy, Marcia Toye, Fred- erick Vivenzio, Helen Bergan. LEFT: Keynoting their attitude towards the coming of a new year, these sodalists spent an hour in reverent prayer before the Blessed Sacrament on New Year's eve. Father Davie conducted the Holy Hour. '7Ae 1953 Nchillem ABOVE: The 1953 ACHILLEAN staff. Left to right, seated: Paula Klinlt, Kathryn Copley Marcia Fitzpatrick, Maureen McLaughlin, Mary Curtin, Mary Lou Heieck. Standing Natacha Danksha, jean Pysnack, Mary Flanagan, James Duffy, Patricia Rafferty, Mary Ann Glancy, Charles O'Donnell, Mary Evelyn Fennessy, Edward Cutler, Yolanda Serchia Michael Conboy, Lorraine Lawler, Dolores Tortorello. Hardly anyone, picking up a copy of the ACHILLEAN, ever stops to think how much work is done before the finished product can be proudly displayed by the staff. Copy writers busily cutl' their work to an assigned word length, staff artists spend many long hours with pencil and pen, and correctors place the captions accurately on each page lay-out. H. Ffs ACHILLEAN, under the direction of S. M. Cyprian, faculty advisor, has always at- tained a high rating in nation-wide judging con- tests. Without the loyal efforts of the business staff in raising money, the editorial group would never have seen the realization of their efforts to publish an outstanding issue of the yearbook. Cooperation spells success for this endeavor, as for all other student activities. The Class of '53 sincerely thanks all who have made this publica- tion possible and, we like to feel, successful. Staff officers plan the year's work. James Duffy, editor, Natacha Danksha, business man- agerg Marcia Fitzpatrick, associate editor, Yo- landa Serchia, art editor. U4 I 1 Allfffylflj fVV!77!lA Ptf ABOVE: Our talented artists made this issue of the ACHILLEAN unique with their original drawings and beautifully lettered references to the theme of the bool:- our Alma Mater song. Left to right: Yolanda Serchia, Edward Cutler, Maureen McLaughlin. RIGHT: Business staff, left to right: Patricia Rafferty, Maureen McLaughlin, Jean Pysnaclc, Mary Curtin, Do- lores Tortorello, Mary Flanagan, Nlichael Conboy, Natacha Danksha, Kathryn Copley. Vfhomas Brown- absent from picture.J Below: Charles O'Donnell, Dennis Renahan, lwaureen McLaughlin, Frances Mulvey and Yolanda Serchia get a final briefing for the magazine drive from Nlr. john J. Herzich of the Catholic Digest. ABOVE: Editorial staff, left to right: P. Klinlc, E. Cutler, M. Fenncssy, Duffy, M. A. Glancy, M. Fitzpatrick, C. O'Donnell, M. McLaughlin, Y. Serchia, M. L. Heieck, L. Lawler. BELOW: Marcia Fitzpatrick, Sister Mary Cyp- rian and James Duffy combine forces as the yearbook reaches completion. 1 'x I -'ex f 7fae gas ' One feature of student activities at Holy Family that calls for special applause is the EXCALIBUR, our school newspaper. The EXCALIBUR appears once a month throughout the school year. Various issues are devoted to current highlights in the news-for example, the issue com- memorating Bishop Kearney's jubilee last fall. Thorough sports coverage, a column devoted to Sodality news, cartoons and alumni news are but a few of its features. Neither Sister lVlary Constance. EXCAl.lBUR'S faculty advisor, nor the staff members, claim credit for anything unusual, the fact remains that there are few schools of our size that publish as enterprising a news sheet. Gathering informa- tion, writing, correcting. typing, arranging the headlines and dummy-all demand patience and perseverance. The resulting summary of school news rewards the staff and wins them warm congratulations. PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY JOURNALISM STUDENTS Members of CATHOLIC PRESS ASSOCIATION, COLUMBIA PRESS ASSOCIATION EMPIRE STATE SCHOOL PRESS ASSOCIATION Editor in Chief . . . . , james Gallery News Editors . . ,Maureen McLaughlin, David Hickey, Mary E. Fennessy Feature Writers .. Mary Ann Glancy, Mary Curtin, Yolanda Serchia, Paula Klink Editorial Writers .John Wilson, William Steigerwald Sports Editors .. . john Cirillo, Richard Welch. Natacha Danlcsha, james Duffy Art Editor . .,.......,. .,., E dward Cutler BELOW: Everyone is pleased with the finished product! Left to right, seated: Mary Evelyn Fennessy, Richard Welch, Mary Ann Glancy, Paula Klinlc, Maureen McLaughlin. Standing: Yolanda Serchia, William Steigerwald, john Wilson, james Duffy, Natacha Danksha, David Hickey, james Gallery, Edward Cutler. av- J f5f Sister Mary Constance, faculty advisor, and james Gallery, editor, lay careful plans for each issue of the Excalibur before work on the individual assignments begins, and supervise each new step as the stories take shape. LEFT: Careful measurements insure Typing and proof-reading require ac- straight lines as dummy sheets are curacy and careful spacing. We can't ruled off before pasting begins. Yo- have one line too many or too few! landa Serchia types as Paula Klinlc, Left to right: Mary Evelyn Fennessy, Matxreen McLaughlin, Paula Klinlc, Yolanda Serchia. John Cirillo, Richard Welch, Mary Ann Cilancy, james Duffy and Ed- ward Cutler draw. The 1952-53 Excalibur staff and advisor. Left to right, seated: Mary Ann Glancy, Yolanda Serchia, Maureen McLaughlin, Paula Klinlc. Standing: Natacha Danltsha, Richard Welch, Mary Evelyn Fennessy, john Citillo, james Gallery, Edward Cuiler, Wlilliam Steigerwald, John Wilson, David Hickey, Sister Mary Constance. iffz dfzhilfi iamfy unifecf RIGHT: A serious and rccollected attitude marked the atmosphere at Holy Family during the three days of retreat. Several times during each day's program, the student body assembled in church, where close contact with Christ in the Blessed Sacrament helped bring home the truths in which they were being instructed. Stopping in the auditorium after a conference for an informal session with Father Kurz, these seniors made the most of their last high school re- treat. Left to right: Charles O'Don- nell, Elizabeth Cregg, Father Kurz, john Cirillo, Lorraine Lawler, Rich- ard Gallo. LEFT: Corridor and classrooms fea- tured timely reminders to keep the students in a frame of mind suited to the retreat. Left to right: Margaret Fennessy, Elsie W'asilenko, joan Mc- Connell, Richard Hennessy and James Steigerwald stop at the pamphlet rack. Holy Family's annual retreat took place this year, as in the past, during the first three days of Lent. The retreat exercises were conducted by Rev- erend Joseph B. Kurz, of the New York province of the Society of Jesus. During the retreat, the entire student body assisted Father Kurz in offering the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass at the altar of Our Lady, and re- ceived Holy Communion. The daily schedule provided for three conferences, with a period for reflection after eachg recitation of the rosary, spiritual reading and exam- ination of conscience. Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament closed each day's program. Father Kurz's clear insight into problems of todayis youth and his sympa- thetic response to individual questions made the retreat practical and profitable for every student, from the freshmen, making their first retreat, to the seniors, making their last. RIGHT: Good insurance for re- collection during retreat is a spirit- ual boolr, thesejuniors have learned from experience of past years. Left to right: Ronald Mahfoud, john Boediclcer, Rita Bounds, Charles Wride, Mary Lou White, select read- ing material ahead of time as they ' prepare for tht retreat. BELOW: The familiar classroom atmosphere of Room 205 is transformed as the freshmen put aside books and recitations for three days to join the older students in retreat-a new experience for most of the class of '56. 'fr Y' -A N-f gear!-lrqh afureav paom lime willfz camffe ligfzll LEFT: Milady's gown must be just right for that all- important Christmas Prom. Mrs. Serchia appraises a prospective choice as Yo- landa holds it up for her mother's approval. BELOW: The senior class president plays gallant squire to his classmates as they stop for refreshments during a break in the cvening's entertainment. Left to right: Kathryn Copley, Mary Ann Glancy, Maureen McLaughlin, john Cirillo, Yolanda Serchia, Marcia Fitzpatrick. K -101.1 tg G l, .8 5, . t t .sv ,fx L. -5 'Q . W 1, f 'M ,N '58 if Mp1-aff -s x 'pf ,-232, 'fu wg., xx 'xllifs Ill al In O! t L 18, A JL -,. pdqe Holy Family's traditional banquet, held annually during the Christmas season, took place this year on the evening of December 18 in the auditorium. A turkey dinner with all the trimmings and a few extras, served by the students' mothers, set the pace for an enjoyable evening. Each of the four classes had its own gayly decorated table and tree. Under the trees were the presents to be exchanged. Presented by the Freshmen, a stage version of The Birds' Christmas Carol began the entertainment. Carol- ing preceded the reverent Nativity sceneuwith Yihich the entertainment closed. - N The evening was complete as stucldnts dxaieed to the musical strains of Samln Spe suglclfsstra. mong the special guests at t e' niotdt lQ'thisfyear were Father Davie, Father Tdls , er Ili s, McGee and Mrs. Wright. I, h' ,' if X0 ,f ,lv 'Ju V . l JJ if . L1 1 I 'W rfb ' i 3..- .ll lt N , BELOW: Suzanne sings the familiarJ O Holy Night as the Bird family brings brightness and joy to the Christmas celebration of a little crippled girl. Left to right: joseph Mitchell, Sandra Byers, Beverly Rafferty, James Lawler, Marlene Martin, Jo Ann Milhausen, Suzanne Hyland, William Donnelly, Rita Kaufman. ancf fedlliuifiwl And never forget that your mother was a McGrill. Last-minute instructions on party deportment for ll. to r.7 Joseph Mitchell, Sandra Byers, David Fedigan, James Lawler, Mary Elizabeth Surber, Beverly Rafferty, Su- zanne Hyland, Marlene Martin. 4, ,L , , , e. I I ,- , 1 -ggi. X C? l'b. - .A ,...tu-an-sn.. .4n4' 6 1 ABOVE: Always generous with their time and talents, Mary Beth Gormley, left, and Diane Bennett don typical winter costumes for their entertaining tap dance between acts of the Christmas Play. BELOW A part in the traditional Nativity scene is a longed-for honor. Here, hum bly and reverently, Yolanda Serchia, Mary Lou Heieck and james Duffy bring the homage and love of their fellow students with them as they kneel in adoration at the Christ Childs crib. ABOVE: The leads: Francis Clark and Mary Herrlingg Barbara Tonzi and Thomas Brown-ready to step into a waltz rhythm. o-4 BELOW: Left to right, seated: Dolores Tortorello, Patricia Dick- son, Mary Ann Glancy, Maureen McLaughlin, Marianne Cuddy. Standing: James Gallery. 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Lester Templeton Tuesday Thomas Brown Barbara Tonzi Maureen McLaughlin jean Pysnack Dolores Tortorello Yolanda Serchia Ellen Cuddy Kim Bouley Michael Conboy Patricia Dickson Mary Ann Glancy Thomas McGee James Gallery Marianne Cuddy Anthony Giannone Wednesday Francis Clark Mary Herrling Mary Kay Lober Natasha Danksha Patricia Foley Mary Alice Boyle Joan May Kim Bouley David Kudla Jean Glancy Margaret Fennessy james Duffy Thomas McGee Marianne Cuddy Anthony Giannone ABOVE: Dancing is the mood of the moment as these couples pair off for a lilting waltz melody. Left to right: Kim Bouley, joan May, Thomas Mc- Gee, Mary Alice Boyle, Margaret Fen- nessy, Mary Kay Lober. Seated: An- thony Giannone, Patricia Foley, David Kudla, James Duffy, Jean Glancy. Left to right, first row: Barbara Tonzi, Yolanda Ser- chia, Dolores Tortorello, Patricia Dickson, Mary Ann Glancy, Ellen Cuddy. Second row: jean Pysnack, Marianne Cuddy, Maureen McLaughlin, Anthony Giannone, Donald Lawler. Third row: James Gal- lery, Michael Conboy, James Duffy, Thomas Brown. Left to right, first row: Mary Herrling, Patricia Foley, Joan May, Margaret Fennessy, jean Glancy. Second row: Francis Clark, Natacha Danksha, Mary Alice Boyle, Marianne Cuddy, Mary Kay Lober, Thomas McGee. Third row: David Kudla, Kim Bouley, An- thony Giannone. ,OIL ff , Lf, , if .' 1' -ll. A-' K. A, .5521 4 J is cw' J' Holyf Famuya Minion se- ciety sponsored the showing of a movie again this year. The officers, chosen from each of the four classes, are left to right, seated: Sylvia Jean Cimpi, Michael Con- boy, Nancy Tortorello, Wil- liam Donnelly, Joan Mc- Connell. Standing: Mau- reen McLaughlin, John Onori, Thomas McGee, Mary Elizabeth Surber, Rita Kaufman, Mary Kay Loher, james Dunnigan, Thomas Brown. 1 ABOVE: Marianne Cuddy and Thomas Milhausen hold the precious plaques they hope to keep in Holy Family's halls in the competition for first place in the Bishop's Public Speaking Contest. Albert Delmonte and Margaret Boyle won the trophies for H. F. last year. BELOW: Holy Family held eliminations for the Ameri- can Legion oratoricals in the school auditorium. Winner, David McLoughlin fat leftl, later placed third in county contest. With him are Mr. William McKeon, who pre- sided, and the other two contestants, Maureen McLaughlin and James Duffy. FR: . 3. Father Hickey, who gave us our m 0 n th ly conferences again this year, celebrated his silver jubilee as a Car- melite priest. With Father Hickey are the senior altar boys who served for Bene- diction. Left to right: David Hickey, M i c h a el Conboy, Thomas Brown, Edward Cut- ler, james Duffy, W'illiam Steigerwald. lunatic in Me 1419: Glee Clubbers at H. F, seem to be an unusually enthusiastic group. Perhaps this enthusiasm can be accounted for in the fact that participating in Choral class, the members can be literally gleeful and still obtain academic credit. The group is divided into two classes: one of seniors and juniors, and a second of sophomores and freshmen. These groups each meet for rehearsal twice a weelc and are then combined once a weelc for finished product effects. Several times a year, the Qlee Club supplies musical entertainment for various parish, diocesan and community functions. Special praise is due this year to the highly talented members of the junior octette, who have given time and efforts generously to entertain special groups. LEFT TO RIGHT, first row: Joan May, Nancy Tortor- ello, Barbara Tonzi, Theo- dore Beat-clsley, Robert Horr. Second row: Rita Bounds, Patricia Stapleton, Mary Herrling, Charles O'Donnell, Michael Donovan. Third row: Nancy Cimpi, Mary Kay Lober, Marianne Cuddy, john Cirillo, Dennis Rena- han. Fourth row: Mary Lou Lawler, Joan Cullen, Nancy Bennett. Sl LEFT TO RIGHT, Iii-st row: Mary Lou Heieck, Ellen Cuddy, Yolanda Serchia, Donald Lawler, Philip Pa- renti. Second row: Dolores Toitorello Mary Ann Glancy, Nlaureen Mc- Laughlin, David McLoughlin, Thomas Brown. Third row: Nataclta Danksltat, Paula Klinlc, Beverly Cornall, james Gallery, James Duffy, Micltztel Con- boy. Fourth row: Marcia Fitzpatrick, Jean Pysnaclc, Mary Evelyn Fennessy. l ff f, LEFT TO RIGHT, first row: Rita Tranowicz, Margaret Fennessy, Bar- bara Sebastian, Charles Emlaw, John Vernon, David Casler. Second row: Patricia Dickson, Jean Glancy, Mary Beth Gormley, Willianm Kinsella, Frank Reginelli, John Qnorl. Tliirtl row: Elsie Wasilenko Harish Mis- kowiec, Kim Bouley, iligmg-d,Kxidla. Fourth row: Patricizij' -oley, Diane Bennett, Mary Ann arroll,fTl1on1as Milhausen, Dfvil Ku.dla,i Anthony Giannone. v ' fi 'A 5 V. . J! N X 1 lj, LEFT TO RIGHT, first row: Genevieve Hickey, Alice Brennan, Marie Malvnso, John Mahfoud, james Lawler. Second tow: Helene Ryan, Frederica Herrling, Marcia Toye, Mary Elizabeth Surber, William Donnelly, james Phillips. Third row: Theresa DeChick, Suzanne Hy- land, Rita Kaufman, Joseph McQueeney, John Casler, Michael Iacovino. 6 i , f K 9 Accompanist honors for Glee Club rehearsals and performances alter- nated between these two talentcd jun- iors. Theodore Beardsley and Nancy Bennett exchange comments on some of the music selected for this year's work. 5 .A 1 ' -v N wwf gurple cmdg ld porn.. -,Qx Nwfwek K '53 Z +R' af .lf Xhx My-6 it 6 rm 'J' V e., ,J Y Q .Y 'uk -f f WX Y fl!! x ? A 'nh'- s'-'ul V. Q 'N x .I .J - 'l' .fin :V t,t'.r x. .ibn 5 I . Q... Q 'i X .5 'HQ g - 99' I Q h lf, b, ' K 5 ' ! I4 ', - v A 2 2 , ' I rj Q I . 'L B ' t I 1 .H 31. wr . ,V - . Q 'fn H' rgflb' 'rv . , if ' 1 1 - U . A, . 1' 44 if 4i rx I' ' P' , 'J ' If' 1 l - i. -1- ' ,k .fign I IZ!-h ex A ff- .L N, H jg , I '-1 W I h , 'I A Q A ln- q , fi ' .,.- 'V -A v ff! xxx , I 7 .24 7 .g . If LLM , '. . 'wa fgT.,.. . ' 'rn -jr ' . ' ' . YVQJ rl.. IW.. 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A . , ATR V. ,Q '- A ...'?f7ff- . -4 Lg, sf- -'- .r ',.' : 'I'-1 Sf.,f'- -'-Ff.,f,--- fff 'f.'+. - 'QA rs 1- .-' 37 ' : .- :e. ff'f'lE'Ff f , - ..' fc W 'T , a ' ,Lb 31- Au 1' 1 - , Enjoying one of their most successful football seasons in years as they split their six games, the H. F. eleven won three and lost three. The Gaels dropped their first two tilts of the season, but came back to triumph in three of their next four. The turning point of the campaign was a 7-6 upset' over the Esat Syracuse eleven. ABOVE: Three top-notch tackles-T. Milhau- sen, R. Morphy, J. Cirillo. LEFT: R. Horr is off for -a touchdown rung F. Didio blocks. LEFT: bottom: R. Welch and J. Brennan, two outstanding line backers for H. F. BELOW: T. McGee, soph end, and W. Cuddy, capable pass receiver. X34 A mb DO 1952 SCHEDULE Opponent Score Holy Family Waterloo . , . . . 15 0 Clyde ..,. ........ . . . 32 6 East Syracuse ........., , . 6 7 St. Mary's, Cortland .... , . 6 26 Mohawk ..........,..,, . , . . . . 39 6 Immaculate Heart Academy ....., 12 26 BELOW: Our varsity stalwarts of the '52 gridiron season line up in typical stances. L. to r., FIRST ROW: Robert Morphy, William Shorey, Howard Bagley, Charles O'DonnelI, John Cirillo, William Cuddy. SECOND ROW: John Brennan, Thomas McGee, Robert Horr, Richard Welch, Richard Gallo, Francis Didio, Anthony Prave, Francis Mulvey. sf, 748 f2fB'lff0flJ1t ABOVE: Milhausen, Cirillo and McGee are too late to block the East Syracuse men who smeared this play. The fray ended with the Gaels on the big end of a 7-6 score. ABOVE: Tony Prave looks touchdown boundg Bub Horr does his best to stretch the yardage in the face of some tough Clyde oppo- sition. RIGHT: A loose ball, but not for long! Bula Horr, Dick Welch and Bob Morphy cover a fumble on speedy breakthrough. ABOVE: Tl1at's all the yardage on this play, Morphy! ABOVE: Freshman Frank Reginelli, who played a splendid game in his first season with the Gaels, nails the ball carrier as Welch and Horr close up the play. lt? . . . wi cfzemleacfyul chem f-'ff' . Chosen after keen competition, the 1952-S3 cheerleaders line up to take a bow. Left to right: Nancy Cimpi, Lois Maloney, Mary Herrling, Marianne Cuddy, Mary Alice Boyle, Barbara Tonzi. MARIANNE CUDDY, captain. Father Davie awards the prized varsity letters at inter- mission time during the football dance. Proud recipients are, left to right: Richard Welcli, Robert Horr, Richard Gallo, Howard Bagley, Francis Mtilvey, John Cirillo, Charles O'Donnell, Donald Walsh, all member of the Besides the team material, a successful athletic program depends upon the cooperation of many others whose work frequently goes unnoiiced. Father Collins, athletic director, Ray Flynn, football coach, and Father Davie, principal at H. F., confer during a break in the game. 1953 graduating class. 7fze nel' aeduffi aaa BASKETBA11, SC1112DU1.E Oppfs Phoenix 44 Waterloo 61 East Syracuse . 50 Padua, Watkins Glen 54 Pebble Hill , . , 54 Aquinas . 88 Oswego . 55 Aquinas ,. , 62 Central Square . . 42 The St. john's tilt sees some pretty playing. Didio gets his hand in on a dribble, while Drancsak moves up the court to collect the pass. These j.V. players saw frequent action in varsity games. Left to right, seared: Coach Crowley, F. Reginelli. Stand- ing: T. Milhausen, T. McGee. 1I.1f.'s St. lVlary's, Cortland 48 Elmira Catholic High 58 Waterloo 52 Phoenix . 59 St. John's, Syracuse 87 Padua, Watkins Glen 36 Oswego , 51 Elmira Catholic High 48 St. Mary's, Cortland 59 Pebble Hill . . . 68 57 45 29 62 42 74 44 44 56 66 54 55 65 64 56 51 48 79 96 i .1 l The varsity squad, 1952-53 season. Left to right, seated: Paul Nash, Donald Walslm, Dennis Renahan. Standing: Francis Didio, Howard Bagley, Captain Robert Horr, Coach Al Crowley-, James Drancsak, William Cuddy. HOWARD BAGLEY PAUL NASH DONALD WALSH 4' I caan! RIGHT: The bJll.S in play! Both teams movc in for a pickup after the tip. Holy Family players, left to right, are: Robert Horr, Francis' Didio, James Drancsak, Dennis Renahan, Wil- liam Cuddy. LEFT: Varsity and J.V. lineup. Left to right, seated E. Gleason, D. Poole, J. Onori, T. Powers, J. Lawler M. Cuddy, M. Delaney, David Walsh, F. Reginelli, F Clark, D. Alexander. Standing: T. Milhausen, J Drancsak, F. Didco, P. Nash, Donald Walsh, R. Horr D. Renahan, W. Cucldy, H. Bagley, T. McGee, A Crowley. BELOW, left to right: Robert Horr, Dennis Renahan, james Drancsak, Francis Didio, William Cuddy. .1 Y. .L ua R , I xg Mil il if 4. , gp! x 'l,,.1, .' Afk II Le J si F ,life , .. 52-ZH! 'Pi 1, Y ' JE . A 51 f - :V , w 'QA , . t V x- S , v3 of fk .N YN, I , A CFI l A P' 1 Q- + 'X Um W. cage-men H i K 4 ' I , :Xia 1 ABOVE: Shoot around him, Tom! Sr. Mary's J.V.'s make a bid for the ball as Tom Milhausen, Frank Reginelli, Dave Alexander and Tom McGee work it into a scoring spot. Ir won't be long betore they are wearing varsixy jerseys. Left to right, seated: Edward Gleason, Timothy Powers, James Lawler, Michael Cuddy, Martin Delaney, David Walsh, Frank Regina-lli. Standing: Thomas Mil- hausen, Donald Poole, john Onori, Coach Crowley, Thomas McGee, Francis Clark, David Alexander. ailafy asm ' Captains of the girls' bowling teams line up at Rom:-1n's Alleys. Left to right: jean Glancy, Mary Alice Boyle, Nancy Cimpi, Mary Ann Carroll, Paula Klink, Carol Byers, Patricia Raf- ferty, Natacha Danksha. Enthusiastic Holy Family keglers. Left to right, kneeling: Rita Bounds, Dol- ores Tortorello, Mary Flanagan, Mary Lou White, Nancy Tortorello, Jean Glancy. Standing: Mary Lou Lawler, Jean Pysnack, Mary Kay Lober, Kath- leen Hogan, Mary Patricia Powers, Patricia Stapleton, Mary Herrfking. ., an wi , L J z ful- wg it Aspiring to Willie Hoppe's crown, Richard Hennessy, James Philips, David Baier, David Kudla, Francis Clark, Thomas Watkins, Martin Delaney, Kim Bouley and joseph McQueeney watch Fred Vivenzio's technique. Holy Family's new pool table and ping pong tables, located in the auditorium, help provide wholesome rec- reation for H. F.'ers during the noon hour and after school hours. Spring practice-Thomas Milhausen, Thomas McGee and John Onori ex- change fielding tips as baseball season rolls around again. Ready to add their base hits to the box score for Holy Family are these upperclass con- tenders for a team position. Front row: David Alexander, Anthony Prave. Standing: John Brennan, Robert Horr, William Shorey and Thomas Gargan. 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Easy going and friendly classmate top notch center on the grxdlron he s an eager beaver for excitement especlally during class tlme IS friendly manner should see hlm through the commg years Football 4 Basketball 4 TERRANCE JOHN BOULEY Terry An able class officer Dennys pal the dependable man wxth an ever ready smnle Glve me a sheet of paper unpredlctable humor piano vnrtuoso par excellence Sodahty 2 3 Glee Club 1 Basketball Manager 3 Assistant Football Manager 2 Class Officer 2 4 Prom 4 THOMAS DAVID BROWN Brownle v m 5 O O .-. D' Q. zu 5 H ev '1 'i' ru v. .-. O .-. eo na I0 ro na 5 Q- 5 5 ru 'U O Q UI so vt ul fo UI W 'I fo m -Q XX 4 N9 2 I5 s as D. 'I ll a 2 E N 9 5 BHD N TAT E M INMFIINBIIEJLS Sodahty 2 3 4 G ub 2 Che er by the Dozen Achlllean W W sus a om wxde n spaces e of every party always ready xp 01? of our m t active lassmates Im telhn y eeke ds GIEQVN' M ffl? ?KAc a as O Bowhng 2 3 4 Bowhng Four years have passed smce we the Class of 53 entered the doors of Holy Family Hlgh School We have spent the four best years of our llves vuthm her ha s Many are the memorxes whlch me shall Q carry away from here when une has come and gone Some of these memorxes are humorous others are of hard work for that IS why we came to hugh school t work It was entnrely new to us those four years ago We were the frosh, the lowest of the low Four years stretched ahead endlessly w. A ol, Q' ly J 'F My , Q J ty' f J f Q a .1 m ref , ' t li 'JU . 1 .L ' I Q v 1 . . T , . . . ,, Q I 0 l' 7 ... . 1 I . - Y l 1 5 .3 5 Blue Moon . . . H. F.'s representative at the Auburn Theater . . . quiet fvx Ll... I Vfff I . . . . VV ' y , S S rl 11 tr - un J ,Q D n . J n K X N6 , rr , '-5 B .1 l I c - - KX T li A ' J-ty .els ' N' E - xv l ' 03 A - ' V C L 1 f, I in , fl I my ' . . . . Vsivff' H- elf 8 ' lt H l 9 1 5 0 v 1 S l Q A Xp! I J l A My su , Ca ' I fx 1 9 ' . ll . K J ' ' y 1 y , . ,, O L . I I V Y ,xii 1 -P .A I .1 fl ,Q f f, 2 FL J X lf v , V' V ' Nr iQ . Gian of 1953 f gi, JOHN CARL CIRILLO Clrcnlllo 'Ui EmCl9hl and capable class president speedy hard hlttmg tackle always around when you need hmm everyones friend wx achleve hlgh standards ln llfe Mnssnon Project 2 Glee Club 4 Bunny Hop Freshman Welcome Prom Footballl 2 3 4 Captain 4 Class Ofhcer 4 yufjywfl M JjgdIC cis CONBOY ,Lynn unassuming fart l altar boy at St Marys lkes Physx he ed ln er he does dallty 2 3, Glee Club l 4 Achlllean KATHRYQ! LAVEY COPLEY Katie E dyone kno eas has peaceful UI slumber parties flrresliybl mo nce and fun loving Guess what kids' Sdalxfy2 .Q l Y L ABETH THERESA CREGG Betty 2 Q 1 Q 'E 5 ? M, TAT E NE BN M jg Ggd is Ee small packages a woman of few words YY laccur tely scrl s this httle miss a real friend who IS always rea to d fav r no matter how great dallty 3 Fren Cl b 2 Bowling 4 ax 6 'ia um We found new faces among us boys and gurls from other schools strangers who were to become wlthm the next four years our closest frxends Who can for get as we adjusted ourselves to a new reglme the tlme when Father Davxe read the school regulatxons occaslonally wrmng a page from the socxal studnes text a quart of mk spnlled on a desk In 7079 We remember many many thmgs from our first year wxthnn the hallowed pre cmcts of Holy Famlly Hugh N F5 C JBQAH fly 5 Cx! MARY JANE CURTIN Curt dafall a d graceful Nugents favorite sales girl a c pa.: t y cc president neat gay and fun loymg always mth C1rol nt-ser lets her actnltles interfere wxth her work Sodaltty 2 3 4 C E a Achlllean Bowling Class JXWOHRM 4 Prom, Fre ma j.A JMEQJ .fgslf W EDWARD JosEPH CUTLEJ X' odaltty Prefect good natured mtelllge pcrsonxned as f alr or cartoonlng mainstay of math class always available for orlc or play sure to be a success Sodallty 2 3 4 Sodallty Officer 4 S S C 3 4 Mlsslon Officer 2 F rench Club 2 Excalibur Achlllean AMC 1 3 NAIACHA HDARE DANKXSHA Nat Llslness ma a er of the Achlllean brlgtnator of the B. C C t p salesman of H F Wnt ll I tell you keeps Dalryland unlng has a host of frlends Mel s fan Sodaltty2 3 4 S S C 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Bowlmg2 3 4 Bowling S ccretary' 4 Cheerlead r 3 Excalxbur Achnllean JAMFS GERVAI E D FY Editor of m everyone s heart llppl enjoys htmself wherever he may be the Achxl e end s won a warm spot Sodahty 2 3, 4 S 4 n Pro ct 2 F Excahbur Achtllean My at rex m especial the thrlll me got when we became sophomores ur so omor year toun us 1 llttle wlser perhaps Perhaps not for we foun at so omores tradttxonall clxmb fool s hlll In the climb man Y Y ,EQ 1 mul stone engraved Itself upon our memorxes We recall dlssectmg frogs m bnology class playmg V baslcetball and for some of the luclcter ones nnlung the varslty Remember a Bun sen burner attached to '1 faucet ln '01 and the mater turned on Clurlng a geometry class 'l , x . h X , YV ll Q' x ll V . J v X l by' ' VNV? ,Y1 A '. ' 'l-'i- ' .4 s. .lzt vli,bur g ' 5 f , n ,f . ff I L V X XZ ' X Ulf,- ' - ...' 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K MMVWVM afff95 J V 2' eat Yipeara h lr ns her cro ning ory always ready up Kat laughter wherever wut fm cus e excuse r gym d nsable s ip some hd If wllfln rm use J odallty 3 Glee F nch Club 2 Bowling 2 3 Canlsnus ub 2 Eanbuf zAch,1lljj4llK lVIARCIA ANN FITZPATRICK !l,b,!D Nlonv Evsyyfns ygxl A ff nalxt has every aptitude for Dark-'han-ed blue eyed gay perso y 95 being a good nurse appears to be quiet courteous and dependable Sodallty 2 3 Glee Club 4 Bowling 3 4, Dramatic Club 2 Achlllean N' Assoclate Edttor lf JI MARY LOUISE FLANAGAN Flan and fancy free ruddy cheeks an twln g a oss or y 3 Glee Clu 3 4 Bowlm 2 3 4 Canlstus Clu llfv' ,527 K1 Bile JAMES FRANCIS GALLERY In non of Nero projecnom Rupe proud drwer of a greenish Ford Sodalnty 2 3 4 S S C 4 Glee Club 4 Excalibur 7' Wafvfef Misa! wwf WW' WM JM Hard work also came m our sophomore year t nology Latm F h I all appeared on our schedules French h' there was a II renc class The battle scarred s alls of 705 vutnessed many a struggle wxrh verbs and pronunczatnon On the llghter side there was the sophomore dance held m the spring a rousing success Flnancnally and socnally But the second year nn H F was drawmg to a close On the threshold of our upperclassmen years we surveyed the half of our hugh school career that lay behmd wnth mmgled relief and regret 3 n d lclm blue eyes l f wor s has a lcnaclr for knowing all the news Capable editor xn chief of the Excalibur does a superb xmpersona st at the Auburn Theater pals around wtth 14- 2 X ' X ,ff ' v Ml ' . a , of If . A J f J 33 X P 6 J MJ ful!! lf' 7 J I any .,, p A AL , ,J ,Jo 'f ,xg fy s H y 4 f 1 xi KM If ' I H V, I ll If , , 1 . . . I yuh ' ...h .U M h es.. !'a ' ' . g ' : 2.3 5 5 ' , : ,,f .11 ' H. ' .H D A ' 1 4 gf!! ,, A fixx ' 97 . swf igJ'9.,2 afyz, , 'g , , , H 1, 2Q X W l c leash. J 1 K, J 7 . . . 'Y-li y, I . ' '. . . N l w ' ' . Y r - I I - '. grip 'E 1 . .f - f 'A ' f o 5 5 64 Lk if Mx 1 'L 935144101 44m ,f Lf fx ,4 RICHARD ANTHONY GALLO Blsc A gentleman m every sense of the word outstandmg Catholic a around athlete our own Groucho casual and llkable dlsposmon Sodallty 2 3 4 Mlsslon Officer 2 Glee Club 4 Football 3, 4, Basketball 4 Baseball 4 'N ARY ANN GLANCY at Glance VJ A dynamic mxss always bubbling over wnth fun Oh klds look at my hair' Klnnkers chum well mlss you Glance U Sodallty 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 Bowling 3, 4 Prom, Freshman Wel Excallbur Achnllean Class Ofhcer 4 N t ' I C MARY LOUISE HEIECK Mary Lou Parlez vous francaxs9 always on tlme Blondie misses Sister Hilary quiet 193 ln two o clo k study Fxtzs friend ambx txon to have a career as a nurse 'mp f ,WW BlEI N TAT EM' tx Sodallty 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 4 Bowling 3 Canisius Club 2 Class Officer 1 Achlllean DAVID LEO HICKEY Rupert Fxrst thmgs come first amuses all with hns humorous remarks Q' provinces Q'G'1E'9'm Soclalxty O L: 1 .- 1: E o 1 sc 0 DJ V1 'o I o C N 0- - o cr- 0 DJ :- N 'U -o Q one Our athletlcally talented represen tatxves captured first strmg asslgnments m football, basketball and baseball Christ mas brought the thrill of seemg our names llnked with the seniors on the Prom posters, our efforts jomed vuth thetrs m a blg event How many of you have forgotten chem lstry the lab sessions after school? lVladame's familiar countenance greeted us agam m French II je suns enchante' remember? They'll take that out of you when you get m the army , does that have a famnlxar rung? Excalibur hair IS getting thln has a special fasclnatlon for the zealous student capable treasurer for the Sodaltty 2 3 4 Sodallty Treasurer 4 S S C 4 Class Officer 1 Achlllean -A, A IN ' I ,QL 'X , of f .f -r.- ' , J fm I M ,I 44. -,A fc, . at If L' LAVC' f I f ' , fl G4 2 + V ' ' . -4 3 LJ . ,V ' ' I fri, Ill ,bk ' A, , L 1' i f I ,J ,I , -,f v V ' . 1 , , Q X V . Y 1, , ' ,fi f' fl 1' , 1 ' ' l' . ,f X r p O X 4 A 8 G F I . I , v I 1 rf: f - ' 'xt xy - . C' VM ll, 9 , X . f. - ., J , I ' K if , ,, ,, . . . . 7'-F7:7:3,1Lt.,l 1 ' 51-'fAl'.. , - ' ' ' . . ' ' ' ' 5. 1 lr M I 1' L ' U L 1 y 9 9 Q ' - ff, 2, 3, s . ,Q 1 4 .ffz L' BA K X 1 D-'N , xt X , Vg JU A X X my M Xi' N I Q . , u X A . u J , ,fl A ND M ,' l u n -A J , NU V . . . . ,, . . . . . . . , , s ' . . . . ' ' . . . ' ' , . N I, ' , , 4 Y , I. , s I ' 9 ' 5 1 2 sm. I V1 . 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M ROBERT JOHN HORR Bu Personalxty plus ardent athlete wards off scoldnng with a mls chxevous grm llkes to dance 193 actlve partxcxpant m speech class Glee Club 4 French Club 2 Dramatic Club 2 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3, 4, Baseball 3 4 rl ,A Cs ft use xfxfsb X 'X 6 N ox 0 PAULA THERESA KLINK 'Y if Klmker xg Ta slender lass serxous until she smlles Are you mad at m dxllgent Sodalxty officer loves cashews has a specxal lxkmg for QX Stardust Glance s pal Sodalxty 2 3 4 Sodallty Officer 4 S S C 4 Class Ofhcer 1 Mlssnon Officer 3 Excalibur Achnllean Canisius Club 2 Glee Club 4 Bowling 2 3 4 LORRAINE MARY LAWLER Laurxe Always cheerful loves to dance neat IS the word for Lorrame hates parties 193 lov y wavy tresses a real good time gal smcere and loyal friend a Sodalxty 3 Fre Cl Achlllean Bowllng3 4 Cams1usClub2 i lilllp IN W Wy 5 AUGH A B B N TAT E M INWENGIIQIS rlves a fashionable Buick Kxtten on the Keys wherever she goes mevntable success awaits her Q Sodallty 2 3 4 S S C 2 3 4 Mission Officer 4 Excalxbur Achxl lean Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Canxslus Club 2 Bowling 3 Nellie Kelly French Club 2 if I Fashl wxse always chattering scholar devout Catholic Our Bunny Hop topped all prevxous endeavors Thxs tnme we were on our own No senxor Junxor stuff now ust plam jumor ns all that appeared on the poster 'V' The retreat our thnrd probably made the biggest lmpressxon so far We had ,,.. our more serious moments when we were concerned wlth our personal problems and the big decnslon of how best to serve God m the future une came Now we were headed for '06 We were sennors The junior year was on record, and the book was closed ' fu O yx g Q- lk Si' ,it 6 Q 0 I I I ' . 'H ' . . .4 K ' ' 4' ' . ' lf J Q l .F I - 2' 'X Q Q vs - . y u . .b . , Xa g - . ' ' ,. 'lf ev . I IJ' x A . - . Z ' . 1 W2 ,Z 'ln , . -g ' as 3: '- 'awk f-1 . . ma w QA Vt' p 1 m-f-- .F 2 2 B L 5 X ,' U ' , ' ' - ' 1 .-- . I , : 3 : 2 I QR., ' . . 2 . 1 ' '--: ' , YQ. . f . 2 . .: : V. K X I: . UE as , - u '. , ' Ml! V- . .. ' 2 : ,W .. . 2 : - 3 nw . -2 xxj 1 ' ,. :- Z . X ' ' 3 ob . l. 1 W? A ' - 2 3 f 4- A 2 ll . . I ku Q x r- If - .,j . H , ra c ng wut a nrt p I Pl ots a mar on Ford I Well n t t a a ' h dso e le uf ap earanc G e lub 2 otball Vfivll Has a mce '36 Pontiac Anyone got money for gas? sharp dresser woman hater Pl occaslonal tantrums wxth the boys arde UP Basketball 3, 4 Baseball Manager 2 One of the serxous minded boys of 206 1 excellen f b ICL l PAUL JOSEPH NASH Pashte nt supporter of the Commumty Chest CHARLES THOMAS ODONNELL Chuck t oot all player loves tea parties no one could ask for a liner frlend t IS creditable record IS an open door to success Sodallty 2 Mnsslon Project 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basket ball 3 4, ' Achullean JOHN THOMAS POOLE N Has the most stunning red hatr slow and easy going experienced and able football mana er g one of the boys looks forward to Sister Columba s classes Bowling 2 Football Manager 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Q'- 2 Us Re N year m o y Famxly We had received the sad news that Holy Famlly was to close ln a few years and that a new, larger Catholic high school would be built For us xt was the blow, perhaps, whlch made us reallze how much Holy Famlly had given to us and to those who had occupled 206 before us We were seniors now th h h , e ng est of the hugh, the elder statesmen The novelty soon wore off ever ln our llfetxme will we forget our senlor H l up wr Wfwsr of JEAN ANNE PYSNACK ean you never a dull moment with ean outstandmg m all sport actnvmes especially bowlmg likes to buy clothes reliable and trustworthy Sodalxty 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Achlllean French Club 2 Bowlmg 2 3 4 CIDISIUI Club 2 3 4 PATRICIA MARIE RAFFERTY ' Rl Youngest member of the semor class ardent supporter of the Beech nut Company Nats competitor ln Dalryland qulet 193 ln study be s has saved us from many after school sessxons ln Apologetics Sodallty 2 3 Bowlmg 2 3 4 Canisius Club 2 Ca Q11 ICHAE AHAN Denn I 9 ar Te ry s sha ow to have the knack of N gemng l hx me e two o c study l rella b l syno mo alxty Gle u 7 seball 4 YOLANDA AUGUSTINA SERCHIA Yola ucceeds ln whatever she does possesses great arnstlc abllxty le vlce prefect of the Sodallty Glance s friend unique personalnty loyal and good frnend Sodallty 2 3 4 Vice prefect 4 S S C 2 3 4 Class Officer 3 Bunny Hop Excalrbur Achlllean French Club 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Mlsslon Ofhcer 2 Canlslus Club 2 M iiwffpiiilffvf M' Catching the spxrxt of the polntx n dglfrlilesxdentk 11 honors nn the nation candldatm s omc ed for a weelc before electrons In fact a lot of anges wer made Seniors were sa mg I remember when That was a bad slgn we were gettmg old Deadly was even gettmg gray halr Rupert Hickey was losmg hns ohn Cnrxllo was elected to lead us through our senlor year No one ever regretted that choxce for presxclent He proved hlmself an able respon sible representauve of the spxrlt of our class 67 .ll I 11.1 Y! He, ! ... 'J ' ' I '57, fl 1 X U 1, x v ' 'Xl l HJ u s ' Dr' r 'Jof K: . ' ...s A .NUI .J ' En'e'in ' bel... '- A il ' 'h ny. X73 ' i ' as ll , 1 . I fl I A l I J J J - - 2 I Sky ., ,, xl fs ' ' 1 ' I ...rap- 7 l , '7 - J ' K f 4 . y , 4 5- , A . C . .. .. l'. . 5' s 3 C C 1 U ' v . ' l Y' l ' ,KI I ...YY ' S ' . In Y nf . . i . , . Q gk. l 1 . il WILLIAM HENRY STEIGERWALD l ne of the qulet senlors always comes through wlth a wltty remark Cltlzen Advertlsers most competent employee loves 191 French a true frlend ever and always a gentleman odallty 2 Excallbur RUSSELL EUGENE STRATTON Russ OU' Sleeplng beauty of Amerlcan Hlstory Class very qulet around the adles I loves to enjoy hlmself at partles Oh' just me and the boys future owner of a FIVC and dlme MISBIOD Officer 3 Football 2 Basketball 3, 4 DOLORES MARIE TORTORELLO Tort ' p and Splflf Jet black halr excels ln bowllng l mpanlon llkes to lltterbug capable drummer of fffjjq arfe e l S C 3 Gle Club l 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 Dk3m3IlC ,wp Ll! Q-qc I Q' BBN TATEM .LNG I-Skis, XX X PW 0? mg 2 s 4 camflw Club 2 Nellle Kelly fMw jg X DONALD GEORGE WALSH l V Deadly 206s llttle glant keeps order ln :Il hls classes excels ln sports Q 5 always a welcome llght bellevea teachers were made to be tormented lG4E,IA 0 X ly Football 3 4 Baseball 1, 2 3, 4, Basketball 3 4 R 52'3m3'35'13 5235 S?-'SWF-'5 3:'a-'1L:'.Sf 5- '9vn'On ' '9tncQ--2 -,,'22?.',:r rw 28,oQ0D'H G ,won 3'-'3 33.-'iog M rv.'J 'D' ,..-7' o.-.nw :o -- QNQOS su' :Q 5o U 5 c,.,EU.. GQ 'U- l ' Q-UQ v1 uno f. gm --'noni' S .Z?E'0'5-'A 2 ES f1--' na 3 m5 'm UBmf :- -- g:-U v-1-,.,:-ru 73' U 7V'0'-va----vu '- nl ng Oygluo N..m.-, 0'-1 wo .1 on '00-wa--733123 :gn V1 mn 3.32. So-Lowoige' A-5.'FCE: 53E'l5-99. 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Q u . er.: W J' Elm bf 1953 v- RICHARD DAVID WELCH ' Dlcker Always wlllmg to lend a helplng hand 206s Vaughn Monroe there anyone here to fix the mike? devoted to hrs camera Class Officer 3 Bunny Hop Freshman Welcome Football 3 4 JOHN HARVEY WILSON ack Fine example of an outstandmg charac er Change for a ten jack? his logical common sense makes a great xmpresslon on his classmates Brownie s frxend Sister Columba s best student Class Ofhcer 3 GQe Club 2 Excalibur From then on everything was for the last time Retreat Fathers talks about facmg hfe hlt home Frnendshlps seemed more Important than ever before we knew how quxckly we d break up once school had closed Sprmg fever came on us wlthout warmng but there were exams coming up and our graduatxon I x X , 11 L ux, r-3 it depended on those 65 crednts' So It IS that hlgh school days pass we could not xmagme four years ago that we would stand at the moment of departure so soon We are gomg with full and happy memories Our hearts are yours Alma Mater' srl NV l N3 EBSQ G IGIGJE. v 3 J - bf A , If ,N M q, lj X V , , . P xi , L, ly! ff tw ' f A ! E x QV 7 P1 ' L4 ,X ' . + . Q rf ' Q . 1 A' , f A .5 X Av .r V I J 1 ' 14 . If 5 wh . ' 1 ' 1s Y' I 'Lg ... Is ' . ... ' . 4 I 5 5 1 ' My 1 , .fl . --:Cr 4, V. 5 1 NJ !! - ' , u n . . . . , . 4 . , . . , , , , u ' sn I Y ' . ,, . , . - n y . . . ' ' x ,, . . ,, . . . , . ' I 7 3 . , . . . . ,, . , , . . ,, 7 Qlaay a July Qamzllaf Jfigfr Graduation at Holy Family has always been filled with the ceremony and tra- ditional symbols that make a fitting and dignified close to four years of work by faculty and students. Class Day brings the student body together to climax the close companionship of school years. Sunday morning, preceding the graduation exercises, the seniors, clad in purple and gold caps and gowns, offer the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass with , Father Davie, and hear his final words of advice. When the hour for the presentation of diplomas and awards has finally come, our valedictorian speaks for us, closing our record of achievement and happiness. Our most reverend Bishop gives us final evidence of his paternal interest in us with an inspiring address. Finally, for the last time, Alma Mater . . . we sing your praise. The graduates' gift of a new curtain for the stage provides a beautiful setting for the class of 1952. L. to r., FIRST ROW: S. Vollmar, M. Boyle, B. Casbarro, M. Fedigan, M. Fogarty, K. McEvoy, J. Walker, Bishop Kearney, Father Davie, W. Delaney, B. Audet, J. Delaney, R. Zammett, R. Dalton, A. Delmonte. SECOND ROW: M. Ward, P. Harold, M. A. Murphy L. Mahfoud, B. J. Bisgrove, D. O'Brien, L. O'Sullivan, J. Gargan, F. Murley, R. Baier, T. Donnelly, J. Gormley, J. Vail, D. Farrell. THIRD ROW: B. Twomey, N. Patrick, E. 'Duffy J. Kavanagh, J. Graney, R. Foley, P. Piwinski, R. Cuddy, T. Murphy, F. Ventura, J. Dempsey T. Lawler, G. Kinsella, R. Keller. 3 9 9 RIGHT: Bishop Kearney's cordial congratulations ac- company the awards to outstanding members of the graduating class. With Father Davie's assistance, he presents to Albert Delmonte the medal won as the result of competition in the Bishop's Public Speaking Contest, an annual affair. ABOVE: As the spirit of Holy Mother Church permeates every ac- tivity of our student days, so does her blessing accompany its closing exer- cises. Graduates assist at the Bac- calaureate Mass, the Holy Sacrifice to be completed by their reception of Holy Communion. Clad in purple and gold page suits, Thomas Mitchell and Thomas Cuff prepare to lead the graduating class into the auditorium. Father Crowley, on hand to acclaim and congratulate the graduates, exchanges a greeting with Bernard Audet. Through tho yoars wo have found you loyal and truo, thus wo plodgo our Iivos to you . . . The Class of 1953, and the ACHILLEAN staff m partxcular wlsh to thank smcerely our generous patrons, who have gwen the iinancxal support that has made thxs yearbook a poss1b1l1ty Mrs Anna Adaxr Anns Pnzza Restaurant Albee Hotel Harry F Allen BL Co Along! 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