Archbishop Kennedy High School - Kencensus Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1968 volume:

archbishop kennedy high school conshohocken, Pennsylvania volume II foreword What’s it all about? Books? Yes, that’s a part of it. Marks? Well, yes, that’s a part of it, too. Games and dances? Sure, they play a major role. But what I mean is .. . what’s it REALLY all about? High school isn’t only tests and social activities. It’s life. It’s growing up. It’s you. And the memories that come with high school are a part of you, too. And these memories are intangible. The pictures in this yearbook are only visual aids, yet they have the power to awaken and bring alive those long-forgotten, precious moments that can’t be held in your hand. . . only in your heart. 2 contents ---------------10------------FACULTY--------- ----22--------STUDENT--------------LIFE------ -------ACTIVITIES-------38------------------- ---------------------------CLUBS--------62--- -SPORTS--------78---------------------------- -------------------SENIORS-------- 06-------- HIS EMINENCE. JOHN CARDINAL KROL. Archbishop of Philadelphia Though no one ever hears about them, the administrators al- ways get their pictures in Catholic high school yearbooks. No one bothers to record their hard work and long hours, though, for it is much easier to record a picture than a great deed. It's about time that we recognize these merits, for the administrators are the foundation of our school system, the brain be- hind the body, the action behind the desire. Without them. Catholic students would be receiving their education in a four-room school- house. The administrators make education a Catholic duty ... a Catholic privilege ... a Catholic tool. Yes, we owe them so much—- yet we have so little space to pay our debt. HIS EXCELLENCY. THE MOST REVEREND GERALD V. McDEVITT. D.D.. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia HIS EXCELLENCY. THE MOST REVEREND JOHN J. GRAHAM. D.D.. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia 6 THE RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR EDWARD T. HUGHES. Superintendent of Schools THE RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR FRANCIS B. SCHULTE. Assistant Superintendent of Schools administrators THE REVEREND PAUL F. CURRAN. PH.D.. Assist- ant Superintendent of Schools THE REVEREND DAVID E. WALLS. PH.D.. Assist- ant Superintendent of Schools 7 When a man devotes his time and his every effort to a single cause, that's called dedication. But when a man is so wrapped up in a cause that he becomes a part of it. that’s called Father McCloskey. The pro- moter of Kennedy All The Way is a zealous and tireless worker who knows no 8-hour day: for him. his day almost invariably stretches far into the night. Father introduced the first guitar Mass in the history of our school . . . this was his appeal to the students to participate in the “Spirit of Vatican II.” He urged greater attendance at school games and other activities . . . this was his appeal to the students to participate in the “Spirit of Kennedy.” In attempting to isolate Father McCloskey as the Principal of the Year,” the Kencensus staff dedicates the 1968 yearbook to him. This is only a small token of Archbishop Kennedy's gratitude and apprecia- tion for all that he has done for us. Father McCloskey ... we salute you! faculty what’s it... ...all about MR. DAVID P. TOMLINSON—Calm and unruffled in the face of such crises as double liabilities and meager assets. Mr. Tomlinson runs his Bookkeeping I and II. and Business Law classes with the efficiency of an office. He also introduces freshmen to the wonders of foreign lands through his World Culture class. Mr. Tomlinson coaches the track and cross-country teams during his spare time, and is recognized throughout the school as the “Heart of the Harriers.” SISTER MARIA VIRGINIA—Although a newcomer. Sister has shown her students that she means business. She keeps her Latin I and Latin II classes going at a steady pace with plenty of work. Sister is also assistant disciplinarian, and. as director of the Boys’ Glee Club. Sister is Sister St. Paul’s sergeant-at-arms. SISTER LEONITA—Short story analysis and good grammar exercises are but two of Sister’s never-ending tasks. Besides drilling her freshman classes on the finer points of the English lan- guage. Sister is also moderator of the newly- formed literary magazine. MR. PHILIP FIDALGO—A recent addition to Kennedy’s teaching staff. Mr. Fidalgo has earned his weight in gold. He so carefully details and explains all the mysteries of Geometry and Algebra II that his stu- dents actually know what they are learning. He has also formed the valuable and indispensable audio-visual club for boys. SISTER LILLIAN—Sister is well known for her determination in teach- ing her senior English classes the great literary works of both the past and present. She has not completely given up on spelling and correct punctuation, but Heaven knows it’s a lost cause. Sister Lillian is also moderator of the yearbook staff . . . need we say more? Y FATHER LADISLAUS J. RYCZEK—Every day Father turns his Religion II class into a bat- tleground . . . minus the heavy artillery. He throws a loaded statement among the students, and it explodes into a heated debate. Although Father is greatly engrossed in his efforts to draw fire, he is always on hand in the Guidance Office to give advice and aid to any who seek it. SISTER KATHLEEN MARITA—Under Sisters watchful eye. the newspaper always manages to get out four times a year. And. because of her watchful eye. the Mirror last year obtained first honors in a nationwide rating service. Sister also displays her unique talent as a teacher in her Office Practice. Typ- ing I. and Typing II classes. FATHER JOSEPH A. SCHNORR—“All right, today we're going to have another quickie!” Although famous for both his “quickies” and his “tickets.” Father spends more time an- swering the pressing problems of today’s Catholic youth in his Religion III and IV classes than he does writing detentions. Occasionally. Father shows movies to instruct his students in the Christian way of daily living, but to do this. Father says one must respond to his urgent plea—“Bring in more green stamps . . . please?” SISTER JULIAN IMMACU- LATA—“Frogs and snails and puppy dog tails . . That’s not what Sister is made of. though. She merely uses them as teaching aids in her biology and IPS classes. Using nature as her text- book. Sister makes science more than words—she makes it fun. SISTER MARIE DAVIDICA—Though it is often said that history repeats it- self. students of United States History and Problems of Democracy firmly believe that history-makers never do the same thing twice. They do believe that history is interesting, though, because Sister teaches through discussion and not just facts. MR. JOHN J. DABAGIAN—His playful jibes and sharp wit play an important part in his teaching methods, for he makes sure that learning is not all work, but some play. Teaching Spanish I. Latin II. and French III takes up most of his day. but Mr. Dabagian still finds time to coach the junior varsity basketball team and the base- ball team. He is also assistant disciplinarian. FATHER PASQUALE R. CATULLO—His freshman religion classes sit in awe as Father hypnotizes them with stories of saintly men and women. Father’s twinkling eyes attract students of all ages to the cluttered, minis- cule room which he calls the Athletic Office. Besides head- ing the Athletic Department. Father is also moderator of the exclusive photography club. MR. JOSEPH D. MUR- RAY—Well-known for his slave-driving tactics and esot- eric tests. Mr. Murray found out this year what it’s like to be on the other side of the desk. Working on his thesis for his Master’s degree, he frequently had to post- pone his famous quizzes un- til a later date. His World Culture and Problems of De- mocracy students didn’t mind too much, though, because Mr. Murray made learning world culture and the na- tion’s problems interesting through frequent group dis- cussions. SISTER ST. PAUL—Sister teaches English II this year, and insists that she was really a teacher before she became a music director. Although her ability as a teacher is not questioned. Sister is better known for her accom- plishments in the field of music. In fact Sister is so adept at conducting the orchestra and glee clubs that many feel she deserves the “Golden Finger” award. MR. EDWARD A. GIVNISH—His phys ed class works out in the gym for what seems to them to be eternities; his modern European history classes have found that other countries besides ours have an im- pressive past. Mr. Givnish is best known, hosvever. for his great success in coaching our varsity basketball team. Under his careful tutelage, the boys on the squad always go “all the way.” SISTER CATHARINE ANITA—Sister is the mainstay of our Commercial Depart- ment. Using the latest in office equipment. Sister instructs her typing and stenography classes in the values of speed and efficiency. Sister is also moderator of the business club. SISTER AGNES De SALES—Teaching mechanical drawing is but one of Sister's many jobs. Teaching World Culture and Russian history are two more. But still her work is never done. Sister is in charge of our school book store and is responsible for many more important articles which are being sold there this year. SISTER ALOYSIUS GONZAGA— Je m appelle . . . No need for introductions. Everyone knows Sis- ter’s name, for she is well known not only for her proficiency in speaking, but also for her intricacies of the French language. Sister is also moderator of the French club, the world affairs club, and the junior and senior debate clubs. SISTER RITA ALOYSIA—Sister is familiar to many stu dents as a “walking computer. and her Math III and IV pupils can attest to that fact. Axioms and laws are second nature to Sister. But there is another side to this efficient and mathematical nature. Sister is also head of the Studies Office, where anyone who is interested in fuithering his career either academically or commercially may apply for help. SISTER ANNE CHARLES—Sister’s soft voice and serene attitude are one of her many fine assets. Her capability in teach- ing French I. English II. and English III is another one. Sis- ter’s calm character belies this drive and zeal for teaching. Sister is also moderator of the school chapter of the National Honor Society. MRS. CATHERINE TERPELUK—“All right, girls, walk, don’t run!” Any Kennedy girl would recognize these memor- able words. Mrs. Terpeluk is famous, or infamous, for her grueling exercises, and many a girl has whooped for joy when the above admonition was given. Under her able guidance, however, the girls’ basketball team has been a winning team for several years. MR. JOSEPH F. DOWD— Teaching Religion III is his inspiration: running the Dis- cipline Office is his aspira- tion. These two enormous jobs are certainly time-con- suming. but Mr. Dowd is always eager to listen to complaints or plaudits where the good of the school is concerned. SISTER MARY CORNELIUS—Although many sophomores don’t know it. English is the national language. Sister has attempted to prove this in her English II class, but it is well-known that sopho- mores are a hard-to-convince lot. Sister is also the school librarian and makes available the most appeal- ing and absorbing books that she can find. SISTER MAXINE—Her working day is filled with projects and prob- lems, yet Sister is never too tired to help the Student Council achieve its goal of better student-teacher relations. She instructs classes in general science. Home Economics I and II. and family living, yet Sister always makes sure that the Student Council is doing its job. No. Sister isn’t president . . . but the all-important advisor. SISTER MARY JUDE—The ‘‘Albert Einstein” of Archbishop Ken- nedy. Sister Mary Jude does not plan to blow up the school. Contrary to students’ opinion, she wishes to teach general science, physics, and chemistry instead of dynamite ingredients and LSD composites. Sister attempts to impress the laws of science on the impressionable minds of future scientists. MR. JOHN F. DIAMOND—You may think that learning math is un- bearable. but no one has a poorer lot than Mr. Diamond. He has to teach Algebra I and Math IV to dozens of students who know more about the Monkees and Zorba the Greek than they do about the hypotenuse of a triangle. Mr. Diamond has more to his credit than penetrating feeble, anti-math brains, however. For three years he has piloted the girls’ soft- ball team to victory after victory. 19 MR. ROMEO GIGLIOTTI—Peeking out from the furnace room. pushing a large, light blue barrel, or decorating the door of the Custodial Department. Romeo is sure to have a warm smile and a friendly greeting for all. MRS. JEANNE GREB—Known as “Mrs. Kenrick.” this warm, friendly woman would rather switch (to Kennedy) than fight. Always ready to lend a helping hand. Mrs. Greb can be found in the business office five days a week. MRS. MARGARET RENDLER—She may be only a part-time secretary, but more important. Mrs. Rendler is definitely a full-time Kennedyite. She works in the busi- ness office two days a week and is always willing to help any students who need information. MRS. MAUREEN COFFEY — No. her name is not Igor Stravinsky. It’s Mrs. Coffey, as everyone in the orchestra knows, for this energetic woman has made many appearances as a guest conductor at Kennedy. She also teaches the orches- tra's string section. MRS. CATHERINE CHAMPAGNE—The lady with the quick smile and soft voice is a valuable asset to our school. Besides working part-time in the business office. Mrs. Cham- pagne is also secretary of the Booster Association. CAFETERIA SERVICE—Mm-m-m! The aroma coming from the kitchen promises good food at fair prices. Thanks to the kitchen staff. Mrs. V. Clark. Mrs. E. VanBuskirk. Mrs. C. McAvoy. Mrs. E. Riley, students are assured of the kind of food that tastes like Mom's. MR. J. CARROLL McCLOSKEY—Romeo’s right hand. Mr. McCloskey is responsible for many of the fine car- pentry jobs gracing the faculty dining room. He is also an all-around handyman, and. like his son. an avid Ken- nedy promoter. Kennedy resounds with a hearty thank- you to this man who unselfishly gives of his spare time so that others may enjoy the beauty and comfort of his work. is it just,.. ...for the moment live a kennedyite is: • A part of a world far wider than a class- room. • A detention-dodger. • A thinker who wants more than answers. • A weary worker. • A person who makes God a part of himself each day. • An advocate of “Ken- nedy All The Way.” • The searcher of TO- DAY; the founder of TOMORROW. “But. Lynn, I don't have another dime,” argues Wrub as he waits impatiently for her.” Morning announcements. At- tention. please.” broadcasts P. Messere as she prepares the stu- dents for the day's school news. Daily participation in Holy Communion plays an important part in a student's life around the school. Senior class members demonstrate how to Boog-a-loo Down Broad- way.” Is G. Denczi really trying to blow up the school? student life in action Senior security 26 Happiness is . . . 4th. 5th. and 6rh periods. Kennedy's Minit Wash—D. Whitaker. A. Sheridan. E. Mulhern, T. Ianozzi. E. Maher. D. Sestili. 8:40 . . . Panic 9:00 . . . Frustration 9:20 . . . Resignation 27 M. Schimpf and J. DiPietro exchange ideas while attempting to make a new religious banner. I'll be tall some day.” declares S. Ferris as he reaches for that lost book in the back of his locker. WFIL? No. it’s Dictation Disc playing its latest recording at 100 words a minute. Prima DONNA It7 a plain, everyday face there are two eyes, a nose, and a mouth. In a Kennedy face there are Love, Faith, Peace, Hope, Desire, Spirit, Integrity, Loyalty, Cheer, Consideration, Friendli- ness, and . . . PRIDE. ZtMMT wPY AW- Kennedy's No. 1 “soul brother. “Look at the birdie. Sing along with Pat. If looks could kil Blah! Celestial bliss? Poor Tony! voc tech In September, 1967. a new partnership formed—Archbishop Kennedy and the Mont- gomery County Vocational Technical School. “Voc Tech” offers various special courses to 56 members of Kennedy. These include cos- motology. carpentry, electronics, printing, food preparations, business data processing, machine shop, drafting, welding, electrical construction, medical assistantship. auto mechanics, and plumbing. Voc Tech's numerous facilities, spacious working rooms, and experienced teachers have made its “prime year a fruitful one. The Vocational Technical and Kennedy High School constitute a good team; a successful duo is in the making. Dishpan hands and broken nails are no problem for future beauticians C. Bogdanski. G. Tra- vaglinc. P. Shaw, and A. Manze. If we have to stay here all night, we'll solve this problem. declares Mr. DiGilio. drafting instructor of the Voc Tech, to his junior archi- tects. 30 R. Shoemaker and T. Kateusz slice and weave a pipe in their afternoon plumbing class. Rembrandt s sister? No. it's P. Westerfer putting Working on a new printing project. J. Fisher grins the finishing touches to her most recent sketch. with satisfaction for a job well done. music FRONT ROW: M. Schimpf. C. Jankowski. J. Dunst. Sister St. Paul. K. Golding. B. Cabot. M. Burnell. SECOND ROW: S. Obrecht. K. Cummings. J. Kosley. C. Martiniek. M. Zie- mack. M. Champagne. S. A. Kurfuerst. K. Jones. THIRD ROW: J. D'Annunzio. A. Berardi. T. Mangano. J. Camaioni. R. Toole. T. D'Annunzio. R. D’Annunzio. M. D'Achille. BACK ROW: W. Kostiuk. T. Pilecki. J. Messmer. D. Ricci- telli. J. Di Pietro. A. Lannutti. E. Pluciennik. T. Chylack. B-l—FRONT ROW: R. Dempsey. K. Burns. C. Albanese. Sister Mary Jude. S. Delaney. J. Del Buono. M. Carr. SEC- OND ROW: J. Borzelleca. R. Augustine. D. Evanick. G. De Nolfi. A. D’Alessandro. D. Donovan. C. Dunn. L. Blasetti. THIRD ROW: J. Bosack. T. Ciffelli. C. Borkowski. K. Birch. R. Brown. V. Aigner. M. F. Enoch. C. Curcio. N. Cianci. FOURTH ROW: J. Cardamone. J. Cravin. R. Cross. J. Del Buono. C. Canale. J. Burke. G. Czop. J. Bateman. BACK ROW: F. Bowe. F. De Medio. J. Bonikowski. J. Cashore. P. Bambrick. P. Burton. R. Burns. E. Bakula. B-2—FRONT ROW: M. A. Lepera. J. Hufford. P. Kelly. C. Higgins. Sister Aloysius Gonzaga. S. Guarino. R. Kelly. J. Hylinski. L. Graham. SECOND ROW: P. Henderson. P. Jordan. T. Gambone. D. Falconero. D. How'er. D. Kelly. L. Hylinski. D. Finn. THIRD ROW: F. Emele. A. Manze. D. Hine. K. Januzelli. E. Hylinski. M. Johnson. S. Harper. J. A. Gordon. F. Kozikowski. R. Evanick. FOURTH ROW: M. Harkins. J. Hylinski. E. Di Lullo. J. Duca. C. Guarino. K. Friel. M. Hayes. J. Kubas. D. Kelly. D. Kobus. BACK ROW: M. Early. J. Hricik. J. Harrington. C. Kelly. G. Denzi. F. Di Pallo. R. Di Pasquale. B-3—FRONT ROW: N. Mashintonio. M. Murphy. J. Mila- keve. M. Palmer. Sister Marie Davidica. P. Rieger. M. Mulhern. M. Moran. E. Myeek. SECOND ROW: M. Puche. H. Nowa- kowski. P. Mellon. R. Pasquarella. L. Martinelli. J. McTam- ney. M. Roop. K. MeMenamin. C. Piekarski. A. McCaffrey. THIRD ROW: B. Ohler. J. Purcell. J. Plower. B. Murphv. A. Marcucic. C. Olszewski. C. Polkowski. • E. Podgurski. D. Opelski. FOURTH ROW: T. McCloskey. J. Maziarz. T. O'Donnell. W. Lasota. P. Massino. G. McClelland. E. Lawler. M. Paparo. BACK ROW: P. Massimini. J. Ortenzi. E. Narke. R. Phelmena. W. Leonard. D. Narwich. E. Maher. J. Kunaszuk. L. Lahiff. J. Montemurro. B-4—FRONT ROW: D. Sheridan. I. Wisniewski. S. Speel- hofer. H. Zinni. Mr. Murray. J. Zinni. S. Sirchie. J. Welsh. E. Scharff. SECOND ROW: D. Wells. M. Tiernan. C. Wol- czyna. A. Wosiak. M. Ryan. P. Shaw. M. Tiernan. J. Schank. P. Strogen. C. Wilcynski. THIRD ROW: H. Ruggiero. J. Zinni. D. Whitaker. E. Schank. D. Sirchie. K. Taylor. J. Robinson. T. Reill. FOURTH ROW: J. Shoemaker. E. Swift. J. Williams. J. Williams. J. Ryan. J. Zack. V. Smolcynski. D. Zajac. W. Wienczek. T. Wienczek. BACK ROW: J. Rogalski. F. Trusila. M. Tolan. R. Schindler. 3 C-l—FRONT ROW: K. Catania. T. Brown. J. Dc Brigida. Mr. Fidalgo. R. Cardamone. R. Cusack. M. Dc Pallo. SEC- OND ROW: G. Dc Curtis. G. Di Fcrinand. F. Dc Fusco. J. Del Buono. M. Dennis. A. Brown. M. Carl. C. Busficid. THIRD ROW: J. Bean. L. Burat. A. Coscia. A. Bernardo. P. Davis. C. A. Bogdanski. D. Casserly. M. Borzelleca. FOURTH ROW: R. Curcio. P. Cunningham. M. De Vito. D. Canale. J. Dawidziuk. J. Ferretti. R. Coscia. R. Baer. T. Ferris. BACK ROW: T. Bruno. R. Bruno. D. Donahue. J. Carroll. E. Bilinski. N. Di Renzo. P. Budilowicz. C-2—FRONT ROW: N. Dronson. J. Douglas. L. Gray. Sister Anne Charles. M. Hansberry. C. Jankowski. J. Di Gennaro. SECOND ROW: M. Fox. T. Di Marco. L. Di Pasquale. D. Hilbert. K. Hamaday. B. Fox. C. Kelly, M. Eberwine. THIRD ROW: P. Gravinese. G. Jacquot. T. Kateusz. L. Galie. D. Gibbons. B. Grayauski. G. Kostyk. W. Kearney. G. Gunning. FOURTH ROW: T. Flocco. V. Flocco. V. Gardocki. G. Kelly. R. Lasota. J. Hanna. J. Kozeniewski. J. Kelly. BACK ROW: J. Hemple, W. Heleniak. W. Fisher. J. Lawler. T. La Crosse. C-3—FRONT ROW: C. Metz. B. A. Labriola. R. Pctrueelli. Mr. Givnish. K. Nagle. P. Pilecki. R. Kelly. SECOND ROW: M. McDonnell. E. Mulhern. P. McGuigan. K. McTamnev. R. McCarron. M. Phipps. M. McCloskey. C. Nagle. THIRD ROW: J. McCall. E. Milewski. W. McCann. P. Orzech. M. Logan. A. Orkwiszewski. D. Malanowski. J. Matkowski. FOURTH ROW: G. McLenigan. D. Moore. J. Moffat. J. Lemanowicz. W. Naperkowski. R. Leister. R. Mazzochetti. J. Lebold. BACK ROW: J. Ohler. T. Maggiano. T. Mona- cella. D. Lukens. C-4—FRONT ROW: R. Roberts. S. Poniatowisz. R. Stalone. Mr. Tomlinson. R. Sarro. M. Testa. S. Weiss. SECOND ROW: M. A. Woyden. K. Strogen. C. Stanish. P. Staley. S. Speelhoffer. M. Tolan. M. Zajac. P. Wodarski. THIRD ROW: M. Stephen. D. Petrucelli. K. Sztubinski. G. Sullivan. G. Travagline. P. Sienko. R. Woznicki. T. Plower. FOURTH RQW: L. Pettine. D. Sestili. J. Zack. W. Postek. J. Pasquar- rello. J. Plower. M. Petrucelli. T. Weidamoyer. R. Wasilewski. BACK ROW: J. Young. T. Swan. J. Shaffer. C. Toby. W. Stephens. V. Powers. W. Shirley. W. Stein. L. Ruskey. J. Zaleski. D-1—FRONT ROW: M. Allen. J. Del Buono. J. Dempsey. C. A. Cifelli. Father Schnorr. K. Coonan. C. A. Bowen. J. Di Ginto. M. Carr. SECOND ROW: C. Chabaud. M. Chylack. H. Dawidziuk. K. Cassidy. T. Deuber. A. Dougherty. P. Basile. E. Dunn. L. Bean. N. De Curtis. THIRD ROW: D. Burnell. S. De Santis. C. Brown. A. Burzacki. R. Campbell. D. Ambs. C. Dougherty. C. Aigner. A. Burke. FOURTH ROW: M. Clayboss. R. Chiarolanza. F. De Stolfo. P. Delaney. J. Candelorc. C. Brennan. K. Bateman. F. Coupe. M. Andraka. D. Chavarria. BACK ROW: P. Caruso. T. Brown. J. Clark. J. Boyle. E. Biddy. R. Connor. D-2—FRONT ROW: J. Jablonski. H. Kane. P. Hclbing. M. Guarino. Mr. Dabagian. B. Garback. B. Jordon. M. Gra- ham. M. Houseal. SECOND ROW: K. Gray. K. Giradi. M. Kilgallon. F. Harrington. M. Kenworthy. M. Kelly. D. Fazio. F. Heck. S. Gambone. B. Kaminski. THIRD ROW: W. Hylenski. M. Farrell. E. Hallman. J. Hood. M. Fioravanti. G. Higgins. J. Erthal. M. Gambale. J. Ferris. J. Galie. FOURTH ROW: J. De Vitis. J. Hilbert. J. Jacquot. T. Ianozzi. S. Hylinski. M. Haber. D. Gordon. E. Joaquin. S. Ferris. BACK ROW: J. Flanagan. M. Jacquot. G. Finn. W. Gavin. M. Hoerst. W. Galette. C. Hansell. D-3—FRONT ROW: E. Leister. M. Marcucci. M. C. Mateja. D. M. Marano. Sister Leonita. P. Klebe. C. McCloskcv. M. E. Mezalick. M. E. Lebold. SECOND ROW: B. Me- Closkey. M. B. McGuigan. C. Murphy. R. A. Lucey. E. Lambert. L. McTamney. P. Murphy. P. Kurfuerst. A. Maziarz. K. Maloney. THIRD ROW: E. Lincul. S. Kozeniewski. R. Mastroeni. K. Krill. M. McCaffrey. M. A. Lawler. M. Martinelli. P. Kozikowski. B. Lahiff. D. Myers. J. Larcinese. K. McClelland. FOURTH ROW: J. Jones. R. McKnight. G. Nagle. J. Kelly. E. Nagle. D. Kreno. H. Neve. P. Kur- kowski. R. Meszaros. BACK ROW: G. McKelvey. T. Nevers. R. Leonard. P. Knox. M. Keane. D-4—FRONT ROW: C. Warner. C. Wilczynski. S. Vetter. L. Wiederhold. Mr. Diamond. L. Odorisio. C. Oscapinski. T. Pileggi. S. L. Vishio. SECOND ROW: J. Stephens. D. Pagnotti. A. Sheridan. G. Sirchio. C. A. Wolfe. E. Pileggi. K. Sztubinski. C. Woyden. B. Wesley. K. Torzone. THIRD ROW: F. Talese. M. P. Shelton. K. Thomas. M. Schratz. D. Schimpf. J. Swan. D. Prusinowski. D. Wienczek. L. Schaefer. R. Romano. FOURTH ROW: R. Puche. G. Por- recca. D. Tosta. J. Waszena. J. Walton. D. Rossi. A. Tarsi. F. Vermuth. K. O'Neill. BACK ROW: T. Wisniewski. D. Tadeo. S. Pasquini. S. Wosiak. M. Wethey. L. Palmer. P. Welsh. W. Sherman. L. Rojewski. activities are we meant ... take more than we give Our Homecoming Queen and Court were chosen by the senior boys. They were picked for beauty, personality, and school spirit. On the day of our spectacular home- coming game, the queen enthroned on a float and flanked by her court, rode around the field at halftime. Here is our tribute to our queen. The Homecoming Court prepares for their half time debut. homecoming Our Saint makes his initial appearance from the helicopter. The court, consisting of Lynn Torzone. Anna Marie Carlino. Linda Morano, queen: Sheila McDonnell, and Helen Ignas. views the Battling Saints with excitement. 40 Hillbillies invade Kennedy. Standing (1. to r.) are G. Colei 1 i. H. Donovan. D. Coupe. D. Borzelleca is sitting on J. Cullen's lap. hootenanny The seniors did a square dance for the enjoyment of the crowd. 41 Anne Marie Enoch tries to tell Judy Swan that “She hears music.” say it The entire cast joins in for a wild Our behind the scenes people—FRONT ROW: J. Del Buono. J. Williams. Mr. J. Diamond. G. Denczi. SECOND ROW: S. Guarino. J. Bosak. R. Massino. M. Carr. BACK ROW: C. Curcio. C. Kelly. J. Cardamone. T. O’Don- nell. T. McKelvey. Tony Sabato tells Patricia Messere about The girl that he'll marry.” Judy Swan and her friends. William Gavin. Leon Rojewski, and Shawn Ferris, need only the bare essentials for a happy song. national theatre company Our school is grateful for the awakening. Our school is grateful for the chance. THE TEMPEST 44 ROMEO AND JULIET TAMING OF THE SHREW junior prom Misty J. DelBuono and her escort. J. Montmurro. are greeted at the door by Michael Paparo. Before making their grand entrance. Mary Frances Enoch helps her escort. Vince Smolczynski. with his boutonniere. At midnight a delicious buffet dinner was served by candlelight in the cafeteria. A Misty night for memories. The boys’ and girls' Glee Clubs combine their voices to fill the faculty and student body with Christmas spirit. christ is born K. Montemayor and D. DiPaola portray to the audience the first Christmas night. Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus. Mr. McCloskey and Mr. Gigliotti. came all the way from the North Pole just for our show. sno ball Time out for friendly conversation. “This is my donation to the decorating com- mittee.” says Mr. Diamond to his date. Miss Eileen Gallagher. Tinsel and drapings top off a Christmas vaca- tion. student council 69 THE CAMPAIGN THE DECISION THE VOTE The race was off. Walls could not be seen because of gaudy signs that decorated them, and the enthusiasm of each candidate filled the corridors. What race are we talking about? Well, none other, of course, but the Student Council elections. It was a tough battle until the very end. Each candidate had a firm platform, and each was convinced that he was the best for the job. It was a hard decision for the voters, but on May 24 the votes were tabulated. At the installation the four new officers assumed their offices. The outgoing officers had mixed emotions. They wish they could go on serving our school, but they knew that the council was left in good hands for 1969. 48 The newly elected officers: (I. to r.) J. DiPietro. President: M. F. Enoch. Vice-President: H. Zinni. Secretary: and E. Swift. Treasurer. L. Torzone installs H. Zinni for the new term. J. DiPietro accepts the office of President. 4 retreat GUIDANCE UNDERSTANDING CONTRITION Solemnly P. Pilcicki offers her crown to the Blessed Mother. a day for mary Each year the faculty and stu- dents set aside a day to honor Mary. The senior class choose the May queen and her court, and together with the student body they combine their prayer and song to honor the Blessed Mother. Dear Lady, help us through these troubled days. P. Bello leads the Boys' Glee Club in “The Bells of St. Mary’s.” The orchestra, conducted by Mrs. Maureen Coffey, plays its finest. spring festival J. Swan displays her operatic ability. An added attraction to the Girls’ Glee Club was K. Flana- gan’s solo. sounds of spring The angelic voices of the combined Glee Clubs fill the auditorium with glorious strains of “Hallelujah.” The newly elected officers, T. Grayauskie, vice-presi- dent; T. Kozlowski, president; A. M. Enoch, secretary; and N. Lawler, treasurer, are congratulated by Father McCloskey. national honor society We salute these who have accomplished so much in the way of scholastic achieve- ments, leadership, and service to our school. Members of N.H.S. pledge leadership, scholarship, serv- ice, and loyalty. JSsHUM tNNEg AD ASTRA PER ASPERA 54 P. Bello lights the candle of leadership. senior prom ’68 55 three coins in a fountain These three couples enjoy a good joke while J. Duff and B. Williams take time to talk with the resting their dance-worn feet. chaperones. As the night came to an end, the couples danced to “Three Coins In A Fountain.’’ The music fades, the stars grow dim. The night too soon departs. And though it dies, it leaves a mem’ty Glowing in our hearts. A glow that is the symbol of The happy days we’ve known Of countless friends and dreams come true Of four years that have flown, Of four short years that hurried by And to them now we cling, 4s rather wistfully we reach Out Prom—the final fling. R. Santoro and J. Early are surprised by the photog- rapher as they enter the prom. M. Padworny and S. Pettine leave the prom with a smile and pleasant memories. Are E. G. and Clare really doing the horse? leap year dance Happiness is a good joke with good company. T. M. and The Fabulous Crescents contributed musical application to a wonderland of toys. 58 Vince, did you turn the lights off on the car? Fr. McCloskey proudly accepts the SCL trophy from head basketball coach, Mr. Givnish. S. McDonnell, Girl of the Year, is congratulated by her parents. The Schwartz twins smile after receiving Most Valuable Player awards. P. Pilcicki is embarrassed by the attentions of an Italian admirer. S. Schwartz and M. Hansell enjoy the view of the Island of Capri, Italy. S. Skilton, P. Korszniak, and R. Ryan stand in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. “Mama Ed” Givnish poses with his wife. 60 During the Easter vacation a group of our students visited Paris and Rome. The students who went to Paris were accompanied by Sister Aloysius Gonzaga, while the students who went to Rome were accompanied by Father Catullo and Mr. and Mrs. Givnish. From the enthusi- astic faces, the trips proved to be educational as well as entertaining. easter in europe Sister Aloysius Gonzaga proudly bolds a loaf of French bread. M. Harper asks an Italian priest where the ac tion’s at. D. Narwick stands before a beautiful scene in France. “Now remember, when in Rome do as the Romans do.” i' i something even non-believers... ... can believe in Not all Student Council meetings followed parliamentary pro- cedure. Here, the officers. Lynn Torzone. secretary: Sheila Mc- Donnell. vice-president; Patricia Messere. treasurer: Frank Bronchello, president, conduct an informal meeting in the cafeteria. Freshman representatives listen attentively while Frank out- lines their duties and responsibilities as Student Council members. Sister Maxine, moderator ventures a suggestion. 64 student council With responsible, diligent leaders with proud faculty support with a strong, resolute Constitution with the cooperation and interest of the student body— with these blocks we shall build. G. Moffitt and C. Dennis, Student Council representatives, sort and pack clothing accumulated during one of the many drives sponsored by the Council. “And another thing, Frank. My name is Putt Mancini, not Putty!” Anthony Man- cini, A-2 rep, stresses an- other delicate point of Stu- dent Council government. Natural pose? Oh, we always grin like this at our meetings. 65 Father Catullo and his renowned dark-room specialists point out deficiencies in their photographic techniques. Taking part in the meeting are R. Ryan, E. Mycek, E. Podgurski, Father, B. Ohler, T. Ferris, and V. Smolczynski. photography With the click of a camera one can keep forever a moment gone by. B. Ohler checks his camera before going out to take pictures. He doesn’t know it yet, but the film is still lying on the table. R. Ryan and B. Ohler are caught off guard as the camera invades their inner sanctum. Sister Leonita encourages members of the Literary Magazine staff to look over magazines from other schools. writers and readers Student participants in the Great Books Program meet with program modera- tors. Mrs. Schindler, Mrs. Busfield, Mrs. Nagle. Mrs. Schimpf to discuss litera- ture of particular interest. Beatrice Chavarria, Pep Club president and ardent supporter of the Kennedy teams, manages a weak smile after hearing the happy news—“all four of us are here to decorate! pep club Out of lots and lots of paper shreds of blue and white crepe a handful of girls created spirit. Members of the Pep Club rally ’round the Kennedy Circle on which their motto is inscribed. Members of the newly-formed Key Club, under the guidance of Mr. Joseph Dowd, pose with their plaque: FRONT ROW: G. Denczi (vice-president), T. Kozlowski (president), Mr. Dowd. G. Gebhardt (treasurer), R. Massino (secretary). SECOND ROW: J. Kozeniewski. M. Harkins. D. Kelly. key club J. D’Annunzio. T. Chylack, T. Cardamone. W. Leonard. THIRD ROW: A. Sabato. A. Lanutti. J. Zack. J. DiPietro. D. Narwich. N. Cianci. R. D'Annunzio. BACK ROW: J. Messmer. T. Pilecki. J. Camaiono. G. Schimpf, W. Kostiuk. V. DeLaurentis. R. Ryan. audio-visual club T. Plower mischievously grins at the camera be- cause he knows why the phonograph won t work: he’s holding the plug behind his back!! Mr. P. Fidalgo, G. Moffitt, V. Flocco, T. Flocco, D. Canale, T. Ferris, and R. Mazzochetti can’t figure out why the machine suddenly went dead. Mr. Fidalgo guides G. Denczi as he and J. Del Buono attempt to run the projector. W. Leonard, M. Paparo, and C. Kelly watch the proceedings with interest. Page Editors Joanne Kelly and Rita McCabe look for flaws in the latest edition of the news- paper. mirror staff Editor-in-Chief, Nancy Lawler, happily studies the first edition of the “Mirror.” Members of the Mirror Staff search for new and different ideas for their next edition. D. Whitaker cunningly outlines her strategy to Junior newswriters, A. D Ales- sandro, P. Strogen, A. Marcucci, J. Schank. and M. Roop, for catching a man at the Villanova Press Conference. Mirror Moderator. Sister Kathleen Ma- rita, smiles approval as George Gebhardt checks the final draft of the sports page. Page Editors Phyllis Pilcicki and George Gebhardt watch as the efficient typists work to meet the next deadline. Members of the Debate Club pretend they are discussing vital debate issues, but they don’t even have the right papers. G. Anders. J. DiPietro. J. Messmer, J. Pulcinella. W. Spellane. and T. Kozlowski feign interest. forensics and debate To make oneself heard is good but to make oneself heard and understood is better yet. In Forensics, one is heard and understood. An issue, a controversy— yes no— two opinions, for and against; and the debate is on. Sophomore J. Lawler points out an important facet of a topic introduced at a meeting of the Junior Debate Club. world affairs club East is east and west is west and here the twain shall meet, as students gather to better understand our neighbors, our brothers. T. Kozlowski. president of the World Affairs Club, and M. Champagne, secretary, listen to J. Pulcinella's excuse that he looked all over the library and can't find any books on world affairs. Pulcinella, vice-president, hasn’t yet realized he's lean- ing on a whole shelf-full. Members of the World Affairs Club take time out from their research work to gather 'round the officer's table. SEATED (I. to r.) : C. Piekarski. J. Pulcinella. vice-president: T. Kozlowski. president: M. Champagne, secre- tary: J. Kosley. STANDING (I. to r.) : T. Sabato. J. Anders. W. Spellane. B. Kostiuk. J. DiPietro. Sister Mary Jude demonstrates the delicate art of making explosives to Science Club members intently watching her every move: C. Piekarski, J. Messmer, D. Whitaker, Sister, D. Kobus. E. Podgurski. J. Zack. S. Kurfuerst, E. Lawler. science and business Members of the Business Club ponder over an abstruse secretarial point: does the comma go before or after the quotation marks? C. Dennis, president, leads the discussion while Sister Catharine Anita, moderator, beams approval. french club On the academic side— we have— the glory and grandeur that was Paris; the genius that was Newton; the business acumen that was J. P. Morgan; the intellectual curiosity that is Kennedy. French Club officers pose before a poster de- picting the Nativity scene. Seated are Mil- dred De Pallo, president, and Barbara Jor- dan, vice-president. Standing, Nancy Burke, secretary, and Walter Hylinski, treasurer. What renowned singing group is holding the attention of these French Club members? The French Beatles? The Parisian Rolling Stones? No. the Djinns Singers, and they now seem to have their own exclusive fan club: M. Testa, A. Bernardo, P. Kozikowski, J. Swan, R. Campbell, A. Maziarz, and K. Cassidy. kencensus Father Rongioni explains a map off the campus to S. Sheri- dan and A. M. Enoch at the Villanova Press Conference. The anatomy of a yearbook theme words pictures but more than this the anatomy of a spirit work inspiration tears memories— Kencensus. Kencensus editors smile before they jump in despair. C. Kelly, S. Sheridan. M. A. Zoltowski. A. M. Enoch. S. Skil- ton, S. Schwartz. M. Hansell, S. Schwartz, and B. Williams prepare to take the leap. Reviewing past yearbooks and looking ahead for new ideas is the secret ingredient of the Kencensus staff—the yearbook aides. Sister Lillian, yearbook moderator, tells Susan Schwartz that she can’t always put pictures of herself in the year- book. Susan grimaces and mentally reminds herself to take out 20 pictures. Sandra Schwartz finds a “just right’’ picture after searching through a pile of other possi- bilities. sports 'f j and if life belongs... ... only to the strong football Experienced linemen, fine coaching, and optimistic hopes exemplified the outset of Ken- nedy's football team as they started the 1967 season. Injuries to key players crippled the Saints power and pushed them into a two-game slump. The Saints pulled themselves together, and under the leadership of Head Coach. John McMenamin. and Line Coach. John Sorber. methodically chalked up four straight victories. Playing with genuine enthusiasm and well-commended sportsmanship. Kennedy’s roughnecks learned that a team may be beaten on the scoreboard, but never really defeated in spirit. Listen, you hotdogs. that’s exactly what I told you not to do. screams Head Coach John McMcna- min as Assistant Coach Joe Ryan looks on dis- gustedly. D. Borzelleca picks up steam as R. Cross and J. Schaeffer vainly attempt to clear a path. FRONT ROW: R Romano. D. Myers. V. Smolczynski. R. Mazzochetti. V. Flocco. J. Craven. N. Cianci. J. Clark. C. HansclI. SECOND ROW: T. Swan. J. Kozeniewski. J. Ryan. T. Chylak. J. Ohler. J. Cooper. J. Schank. R. Myers. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach J. Ryan. Head Coach J. McMenamin. Kennedy SEASON 0 SCORES . 14 Kennedy . . . . 6 . 19 Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy . 14 . . . . Ryan 6 6 0 25 0 Kennedy . . . . 6 . 0 Kennedy 0 . 14 Kennedy Kennedy 50 . . . . . . . PSD 8 14 . 58 Kennedy 0 7 W. Shirley. M. Harkins. D. Borzelleca. S. Irwin. V. DePallo. J. Schaeffer. H. Donovan. P. Iannozzi. P. Bello. Line Coach J. Sorber. S. Kozeniewski. BACK ROW: J. Early. E. Narke. F. DeMedio. M. Hayes. W. Welsh. D. Donohue. J. Maziarz. B. Ohler. R. Cross. 82 With plenty of protection, ol’ rubber arm Vic DePallo fires the pigskin for a substantial gain against Valley Forge. Steve Irwin makes a diving lunge snaring the pigskin from the eager hands of a Kenrick back. Assistant Coach John Sorber keeps his cool as his charges get trounced by a strong Valley Forge team. Saints in action! suburban catholic league champs Coach Ed Givnish and his Saints had one of the most successful basketball seasons ever in Ken- nedy's history during the 1967-68 campaign. On the path to their amazing 24-4 season record, they captured the fourth consecutive Suburban Catholic League Title, won the P.C.I.A.A. Archdiocesan Division Championship, and participated in the P.C.I.A.A. quarter finals. An insatiable craving for victory was evident in the Big Blue's championship round-up. Long, exhausting hours of practice instilled into the Saints the essentials of a winning team—perseverance in a neck-to-neck game, confidence in experienced coach- ing. and an over-all hustle. Moving and working together with precise reamwork. Kennedy's boopsters developed into a quality team—a team that merited a SCL All-star and three honorable mentions. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Plower (manager). E. Swift. A. Mancini. R. Schindler. M. Tolan. P. Burton. C. Roop. T. McCIoskey. Mr. Givnish (Coach). W. DiPasquale. J. Ruggerio. T. Grayauskie. V. DePallo. T. Nunan. G. Dougherty. L. Pettine (manager), D. Sestile (manager). 84 G. Dougherty prays this one through. Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy SEASON SCORES . 66 Kenrick ......... 61 . 67 Malvern........... 36 . 64 VFMA ............. 56 68 Jenkintown ....... 46 Havcrford ....... 74 . 48 Shanahan.......... 37 . 62 Germantown .... 78 . 5 6 Penn Charter .... 57 . 59 Roman ........... 7 3 . 67 Shanahan ........ 4 2 . 64 Pius ............. 41 . 48 Devon ........... 3 7 . 66 Lansdale ........ 4 3 . 71 Reading .......... 57 . 81 Holy Ghost ....... 59 . 72 Holy Name ........ 40 . 81 P.S.D............. 40 . 72 P.S.D............. 50 . 53 Pius ............. 40 . 69 Devon ............ 59 . 54 Lansdale ........ 4 1 . 48 Reading ......... 4 7 . 75 Holy Ghost....... 41 . 62 Holy Name ........ 41 . 58 Pius ............. 46 . 69 Holy Ghost....... 37 . 60 Shanahan.......... 44 . 41 York ............. 52 V. DePallo slips past a Reading defender to make one of his patented underhand layups. Thump, thump, thump . . . whoosh . . . swish . . . another two for E. Swift. Easy-going, hard-hitting. C. Roop lets out with a war whoop. With grim determination A. A moment in history: Suburban Catholic All-Star, T. Grayauskie is in Mancini tenses for the shot. perfect form for his record-breaking one thousandth point. Fingertip control guides J. Ruggerio’s twenty-footer over' the vainly extended hands of a Reading opponent. Oh. no. here he goes again! Steady junior front court man, T. McCIos- key deftly lofts in a sure two points. 87 A few words of strategy for the Saints during a second period breather. Although inexperienced and underrated. Ken- nedy's junior varsity disproved all opening season doubts by accomplishing what everybody said they'd never accomplish. The little guys. though not making first place on the league title list, com- pleted the basketball season with an admirable record of 16-7. Coach John Dabagian is the force behind this underestimated strength. His consistent endeavors to mold nervous, timid boys into confident, aggres- sive ball players have paid off in the guise of a well-rounded, future varsity team. SEASON SCORES Kennedy .... 58 Kenrick .......... 65 Kennedy .... 52 Malvern .......... 45 Kennedy .... 71 Valley Forge ..... 5 5 Kennedy .... 40 Jenkintown ....... 21 Kennedy .... 40 Haverford ........ 55 Kennedy .... 59 Shanahan ......... 50 Kennedy .... 68 Arehbish. Carroll ... 75 Kennedy .... 45 Roman ............ 76 Kennedy .... 55 Shanahan ......... 28 Kennedy .... 50 Pius X ........... 57 Kennedy .... 54 Devon ............ 46 Kennedy .... 58 Lansdale ......... 35 Kennedy .... 48 Reading .......... 40 Kennedy .... 54 Holy Ghost Prep ... 58 Kennedy .... 51 Holy Name ........ 66 Kennedy .... 61 P.S.D............. 24 Kennedy .... 42 P.S.D............. 16 Kennedy .... 62 Pius X............ 42 Kennedy .... 67 Devon ............ 45 Kennedy .... 57 Lansdale ......... 20 Kennedy .... 55 Reading .......... 58 Kennedy .... 81 Holy Name ........ 56 Kennedy .... 68 Holy Name ........ 62 junior varsity Quick handling of the basketball is a necessary aspect in the offensive maneuvers, and J. Schaefer seems to be having few problems even though he is well guarded. (r.) Skillful ball handling by R. Woznicki enables him to elude his aggressive pursuer. FRONT ROW: D. Gordon. M. DcViio. J. Wascyna. Mr. Dabagian (coach). S. Ferris. R. Woz- nicki. T. Ferris. BACK ROW: D. Tadeo. P. Welsh. B. Galecte. V. Powers. L. Ruskey. J. Schaefer. J. Dawidziuk. T. Monacella. L. Ruskey slips in two points despite de- B. Galette displays great concentration as he goes fensive efforts of a Holy Name opponent. high for two against Lansdale. girls’ basketball Despite overwhelming odds, the girls’ basketball team has dis- played championship spirit in a dis- appointing season. Planning and hard work were evident in the cali- ber of games played all season. The team outclassed most opponents: however, they didn't outscore them. Assuming the number three spot, they are already anticipating a championship for next year. P. Johnson shoots high for another two despite an attempted snuff by a St. Katherine opponent. Sock-it-to-me. baby? No! It’s S. Schwartz up for a rebound. Vanity. FRONT ROW: A. Carlin. J. DelBuono. S. Schwartz. A. Enoch SECOND ROW: M. E. Hansberry. S. Schwartz. C. Taylor. Mrs. Terpulek BACK ROW. P. Johnson. M. F. Enoch. M. Wcthcy. Junior Varsity. FRONT ROW: B. Kaminski. L. Weiderhold. M. Mazalick. B. Grayauski. C. McCloskey. J. DclBuono. SECOND ROW: C. Nagle. P. Basile. P. Pilecki. N. DelBuono. K. Maloney. BACK ROW: J. DiJinto. C. Dougherty. M. McCloskey. A. Orkwiszewski. M. Logan. SEASON SCORES Kennedy . . . . ... 24 Prendergast . . . 37 Kennedy .. . . 29 Kenrick . . . 53 Kennedy . . . . 32 Lansdale . . . 22 Kennedy . . . . 62 Pius X ... 24 Kennedy .. . . 38 Shanahan ... 28 Kennedy . . . . 17 St. Katherine . . . . . . 18 Kennedy . . . . 29 Kenrick ... 42 Kennedy .. . . 39 Lansdale ... 40 Kennedy . . . . 41 Pius X . . . 10 Kennedy .... 32 St. Katherine . . . . ... 42 “Oh. where, oh, where has my little ball gone?’' cries A. Carlin. M. Wethey goes up with a yell, but comes down with a rebound. 91 Kennedy's top bowlers: (seated) N. DiRienzo. B. Massino. J. Zack: (standing) J. Cullen. D. Gambale. Bowling means putting the right fingers in the holes being able to lift the ball asking for size 1 1 bowling shoes and getting size 9 drying your hands like a pro knowing WHERE you dry your hands like a pro rolling the ball down the alley and not down the gutter not staring like an amateur when the pins are reset scoring 1 80 sometimes at least and it means “three strikes and . . you win! With a mighty heave J. Cullen sends the ball thundering toward the tenpins. bowling team D. Gambale takes time out to dry his hands as he outlines his strategy for an important spare. What's the matter. Bob. didn't you eat your Wheaties this morning? intramural bowling “Would you believe I'm nearsighted?” asks J. Mc- Lenigan. Twinkletoes” V. DeLaurentis winds up for a sure strike. suburban catholic league champions Kennedy's baseball team won the Suburban Catholic League Championship again this year, something that shouldn’t surprise anyone fa- miliar with the record of Coach John Dabagian. This year’s championship is his third straight crown for the Saints, bringing the three-year record to 33-6. The champs started the season with a rush, winning their first 8 games before finally losing a close one to St. Pius X. The Saints closed the season with a final record of 13-1. Most valuable player and WNAR award win- ner, V. DePallo, rounds second base after an overthrow by a Pius player. Oblivious to the camera’s eye, Coach J. Da- bagian concentrates on the strategy of the game. Kennedy . . . SEASON 3 Kennedy . . . 13 Kennedy . . . 8 Kennedy . . . ..... 2 Kennedy . . . 20 Kennedy . . . 9 Kennedy . . . 2 Kennedy . . . 7 Kennedy . . . 1 Kennedy . . . 13 Kennedy . . . 4 Kennedy . . . 6 Kennedy .. . 10 Kennedy . . . 6 SCORES Shanahan .......... 0 Reading ............ 3 Holy Name 5 Valley Forge...... 1 St. Gabriel ........ 3 Holy Ghost........ 0 Shanahan ........... 1 Lansdale ........... 6 Pius X ............. 4 Reading ............ 2 Holy Name......... 0 Pius X ............. 0 Holy Ghost........ 1 Lansdale ........... 2 FRONT ROW: S. Ferris. C. Toby. G. Gebhardt. J. Bosack. T. Ferris. R. Woznicki. B. Fischer. BACK ROW: M. Tolan. B. Shirley. T. Grayouskie. Mr. Dabagian (coach). P. Bello. M. Early. V. DePallo. P. Burton. (J. Kelly absent.) v P. Burton, ace pitcher for A.K.H.S., exhibits his top-flight form in a warm- up before the game. “Nice pitchout. Tob.” mentions pitcher R. Woz- nicki to C. Toby. Team captain. G. Gebhardt. watches the results of his teammate's efforts as he stands on deck. J. DelBuono pitches a close count of 3-2. “I swear she should be running the other way.” quips J. DelBuono. girls’ softball coach. SEASON SCORES Kennedy ... 2 Pius X 2 Kennedy . . . 12 Lansdale . . . . . . . . 14 Kennedy . . . 8 Kenrick . . . . 18 Kennedy . . . 20 Pius X 8 Kennedy . . . 10 Lansdale . . . . 7 Kennedy . . . 8 Kenrick 14 FRONT ROW: L. Wiederhold. C. McCloskcy. B. MeCloskey. J. DelBuono. SECOND ROW: K. Maloney. M. Gamboli. M. Kilgallen. M. A. Logan. BACK ROW: C. Dougherty. J. DiGinto. P. Basil. C. Woyden, D. Malanowski. girls’ softball The name of the game is softball and the girls run catch hit even sit on the bench like pros for what they lack in strength they make up in determination and spirit. 97 Mr. Tomlinson gives final words of advice to (Above) “Atlas” Iannozzi is ready to toss his cindermen before the VFMA meet. the world away. (Below) Moving too fast for the camera's eye, S. Fox passes the baton to J. Cashore. FRONT ROW: B. Spellane. J. Zack. F. Vermuth. R. Chiarolanza. B. Toole. F. DeStolfo. J. Clark. SECOND ROW: B. Ohler. F. Trusila. W. Stein. J. Candelore. D. Chavarria. E. Lawler. BACK ROW: S. Fox, J. Cashore, D. Kobus, A. Mancini, P. Iannozzi, J. Hricik, Mr. Tomlinson. track Track, considered to be a minor sport at Kennedy, demands the most from the individual. Although the record compiled is nothing to boast about, the spirit and desire shown are more than enough to warrant credit. Praise must also be given to the excellent coaching abilities of Mr. Dave Tom- linson. Although the ’68 season was a dis- appointment, individual victory was great. Personified by determination and ability, senior, P. Ianozzi, was hailed fourth in state discus competition; most courageous athlete, B. Spellane, placed second in the state among the pole vaulters; S. Fox, a consistent performer, displayed his powerful form in the 440 of the Penn Relays. Coupled with significant experi- ence gained, the staunch foundation of underclass trackmen will prove to be bright prospects for a strong, solid team next year. With ease, champion B. Spellane is up, over, and down. P. Mancini is high again 1 cross country Running over hill and field, running in rain and sunshine, running with determination and power, the cross country men proved themselves true Kennedy Harriers as they finished the season with a final tally of 4-3. Led by senior. Tom Nunan. and junior. John Hricik. Kennedy's thinclads practiced enthusiastically on the newly built track course located on the school campus. Under the capable guidance of Mr. Tomlinson, the boys deserve much credit for the interest and dedication they put forth in the '67 season. Simon says. “One more lap. fellas!’’ SEASON SCORES Kennedy .... 49 Holy Ghost IS Kennedy . . . . 36 Bishop Kenrick 19 Kennedy . . . . 18 St.- Pius 37 Kennedy . . . . 29 Devon Prep 30 Kennedy .... .... 29 Lansdale 26 Kennedy . . . . 26 Holy Name 27 Kennedy . . . . 19 Lansdale 40 00 FRONT ROW: G. Dougherty. J. Candelore. L. Pettine. R. Chiarolanza. K. McClellan. J. Zinni. Mr. Tomlinson. SECOND ROW: D. Zajac. C. Toby. T. Brown. R. Curcio. D. Tadeo. P. J. Campbell. T. Nunan. E. Swift. BACK ROW: J. McKelvcy. J. Hricik. P. Knox. J. Cashore. T. McCloskey. M. Tolan. R. Schindler. D. Kcbus. After getting in some tough distance work, three Kennedy couriers. J. Candelore, J. Hricik. and R. Curcio. lope through tall grass as they head for the showers. Championship Harrier. John Hricik, shows off his winning form as he boasts a season record of 12:36. Boys’ gym may not look exactly like the U. S. team training for the Olympics, but the boys do attempt many muscle-straining ex- ercises . . . push-ups. toucb- the-toes. jumping jacks. The would-be Atlases are always on the go . . . going to the water fountain, going to the lockerroom. or going to hide under the bleachers. Not many people know about these dedicated boys. Dedicated? Yes. dedicated to finding more excuses for getting out of gym. Hey, Mr. Givnish, I m trying to touch A gymnastic feat—or horseplay? my toes, but there's something in my way,” grunts Mashie. boys’ gym Hey. no fair tickling my feet, quips J. Burke as he attempts a record-breaking score of one sit-up. Come on, girls, touch those toes, urges Mrs. T. as she gives M. E. Hansberry a helpful push. Charge of the Bloomer Brigade!” 1-2-3-4. touch your toes and up! Puffing and panting, the girls strive to keep up with Mrs. Terpeluk. Although most of their exer- cises are done indoors, the girls do emerge from the gym once in a while. On a clear spring day. one can see close to 97 girls, led by a trim young woman, taking laps around the track field. When they return to the lockerroom. the girls are giggling and laughing. Why? Because Mrs. T. got lost in the woods on the third lap. Do you think we’re ready for the Rockettes?' queries Mary Tolan. girls’ gym 103 Varsity cheerleaders: M. Roop. S. Harper. L. Miller. H. Ignas. J. Farrell. M. Verruni (captain). J. Riles. J. Coscia. D. Sirchie. J. Borzelleca. Busy cheerleaders take time out to cool off their shakers. “Oh, when the Saints go marching in . . Top men on the totem pole in school spirit are Kennedy's soul brothers D. Sestili (bottom). J. Shoemaker. M. Keane. cheerleaders They come onto the field and the court, do not play but always come off with a victory— who are they? J. V. Cheerleaders—FRONT ROW: M. McDonnell. B. McCloskey. SECOND ROW: M. Farrell. K. Busfield. K. Torzone. THIRD ROW: A. Coscia. M. McCloskey. BACK ROW: M. Dennis (captain). R. Lucy is absent. 105 seniors and when you walk... ..Jet your heart lead the way GEOFFREY T. ANDERS Geof . . . more or less . . . lover boy ... “I disagree” . . . Republican . . . slick . . . Barbara . . . big joke. KATHRYN M. ANDRAKA Kathy . . . Kutsie . . . E.F. Moore’s . . . nice . . . quiet . . . Chris’s sidekick and partner in crime. A I MARLENE V. BALDYGA Marlene . . . Who's playing at the Hullabaloo?” . . . quiet . . . shorthand wizz . . . remember the Alley Cats . . . A.M.D. MARY A. BILINSKI Chiciquita . . . hot rod Comet . . . Polish Ambassador . . . “Term paper due next period, oh no!” . . . M.A.B. paints — quite contrary . . . Pan-Am makes the going great! KATHLEEN A. BONNER Kathy . . . former McDevittite . . . tall one . . . What’s going on in the library? . . . fourth lunch moocher . . . always an opposing remark . . . the human french fry. PATRICK A. BELLO Pat . . . Peanuts ... 32 . . . accident prone . . . Just give me a little snakey lick . . . personality plus . . . banned from Abington! ✓ DAVID R. BORZELLECA Dave . . . Lil” ... “I went home with Bud. coach!” . . . banned from Abington! . . . lunch table garbage can . . . member of The Bat Cave. LAWRENCE F. BRADY Larry . . . boozie . . . Pea- nut . . . West Conshy gang . . . interest in U.M. . . . ‘thumbin’ ”... play cards . . . Conshy quarterback . . . Fr. Schnorr’s class . . . make us a cake. 108 Physics experiment number ’68 or “How to pass physics in one easy lesson— have a ‘Happy Feast Day’ party 1“ ELEANOR T. BRANDT Eleanor . . . nutty . . . who is Rich? . . . Does Eleanor study on Wednesday nights? . . . Imagine. lunch without El . . . What do all those hand signals mean? . . . Mr. Fidalgo’s debate partner at fifth lunch. EDWIN T. BRENNAN Eddie . . . sticks to Tar (si) . . . too fast . . . W. Conshy . . . Esso . . . tuff dresser. FRANK W. BRONCHELLO Frank . . . nice red light . . . math whiz?? . . . Lombardi’s . . . Elaine, got a joke for me? . . . pres. . . . Who’s got a Ouija board? . . . P.O.D. fan? . . . Toddy . . . Where’s Joe? JOHN C. BROWN Neil . . . New kid . . . Lab Aide? . . . You’ll pass . . . Hey. Neil, what time is it? . . . junior chemist. 109 SHARON L. BRUNO Sharon . . . Reds . . . Brunies Goonies . . . “I’m gonna let my hair grow” ... I LOVE ORANGE . . . sharp dresser . . . those certain few ex- senior boys? . . . “anyone have ticket money?” RALPH T. CAMASSO Ralph ... “I ain’t gonna do it” . . . Which Coscia do you mean? . . . One of the Big “7 . . . “Where’s Frost?” PATRICK F. CAMPBELL P.J. . . . Cathy’s clown . . . little blue jeep ... go to church . . . Doc’s sidekick . . . Follow me, P.J. . . . O.K., Doc . . . the comedian. MARIA A. CARDAMONE Maria . . . Hullabaloo . . . long hike to school . . . cute . . . a lot of fun . . . What’s up De John’s . . . You’re kidding! . . . Where’s Susan? Soul Survivor of the Pep Club. ANDREA B. CARLIN Andy . . . jo-basketball . . . Jimmy MacYeack . . . Hey there. Father! . . . “Come on Sis” . . . speed demon on the typewriter . . . Who got hit in the parking lot? ANNA MARIE T. CARL1NO Anna ... A sharp gal . . . Vic . . . dreamer . . . Home- coming Court . . . personal- ity plus ... “I have a ques- tion. Mr. Tomlinson” . . . Anna Banana. GEORGE P. CASSAVECHIA George . . . “Do you understand that. George?” . . . “NO!” . . . football . . . I’m in . . . Who won . . . Will ya wait a minute-?” BEATRICE A. CHAVARRIA Bea . . . Guitar strings . . . “Chavous” . . . Rah-Rah Club Pres. . . . One of Pat’s Punks . . . Mrs. Abernathy . . . Blue socks . . . Mr. Givnish’s favorite . . . skinny?? FRANCA M. CIABATTONI Franc . . . she’s a crazy! . . . Who’s Gianni? . . . arrivaderci Roma . . . Pump- kin Pie. alias Potato . . . English major at University of Rome. SHARON A. CLARK Sharon . . . love them Air Force guys! . . . Roxbor- ough . . . sweet . . . But what about recreation? . . . likes snow. GREGORY A. COLELLI Greg . . . Ambler Kid . . . Hoagie . . . Did we have any homework? ... a certain sophomore . . . Are you going to the haunted house? . . . “Ken. what time is it?” ROBERT F. CONNELLY Bob . . . likes dramatic arts . . . spends most of the time up the Mall . . . drives around town in a white jetstar . . . Olds- mobile . . . good kid. JOHN P. COOPER Jackie . . . “I’ll probably do it! . . . throws bricks . . . West Conshy gang . . . Hey. Doc. P.R.D. . . . Fr. Schnorr’s class . . . Cooper, detention! JOANNE M. COSCIA Joanne . . . the littlest cheerleader . . . penny auction “dona- tion . . . locker room caper . . . remember the wall? . . . Anybody see Frost? . . . banned from Abington! . . . small but mighty powerful. SUSAN A. COSCIA Sue . . . likes Lafayette Hill kids . . . “Ice cream, anyone? . . . remember the wall? . . . Lynn, what’s up for the week- end? ... Is Chick around? ... 9 marshmallows at once? DAVID M. COUPE “Coupie” . . . Camaro . . . One of the Dirty Dozen . . . Lafayette Lounge Boy . . . One of the Big “7 . . . Cassa- nova . . . the quiet one. JOHN L. CULLEN Knuckles . . . Honda . . . Where were you on Mischief Night?? . . . nuts . . . always a lot of fun . . . It’s in the shop . . . “Rack ’em up. Shipman.’’ JUDITH A. CZERMANSKI Judy . . . Viva La Roma . . . “Austin-Healy No. 5 . . . St. Gertrude’s psychedelic baby . . . from the Halls of Montezuma . . . sophomore community locker . . . remember J B? . . . “Kruschike. ELEANOR D’ALESSANDRO El . . . “Chure. MON . . . water fights at three in the morning . . . always a grand entrance . . . Where's the note? . . . great parties . . . always laughing. LETITIA D’AMATO Tish . . . Soul Survivors . . . Charlie — his hair is good luck . . . “Are you kidding me, El? . . . great artist . . . hippie on the bus . . . crazy personality. 112 STANLEY A. DAWIDZIUK Stan . . . Burger King . . . 3 5 2 Ford . . . Where’s Wall? Wake up. Dawidziuk! . . . What’s number 3. Stan? CATHERINE R. DENNIS Cathy . . . Cinema Queen . . . “grounded again” . . . per- sonality plus . . . tough dancer . . . Judy’s partner in crime . . . rep . . . What’s in West Conshy? . . . Chatty Cathy. VICTOR J. DE PALLO Vicky . . . Anna’s banana . . . dancer . . . saddles . . . hot tempered . . . phantom of the piano strings . . . Sixth Avenue gang. ANTHONY P. DI GUGLIELMO Anthony . . . Just got here! . . . Diggy’s Demons . . . pure IRISH . . . You clipped me. Knuckles! . . . Conshy’s Mafia . . . “Gees-oh-man. you guys.” JOHN A. DI JENNO Bub . . . Voc. Tech. . . . pension checks . . . Who went up San Juan Hill with Teddy? ... get a hair cut . . . smile! . . . grew up fast . . . Civil War veteran? . . . Where’s my shades? CHRISTINE M. DI NINO Chris . . . kutsie . . . nice sweater . . . Anybody want this? . . . Susan, we have to go! . . . nice personality . . . does she or doesn’t she . . . Great talker. DOMENIC A. DI PAOLO Dom . . . smart . . . Who works for Sam De Medio? . . . car polisher . . . nice guy ... Of course. I did my home- work! . . . quiet. THOMAS E. DONIKOWSKI Tom . . . Jack's Esso buddy . . . the Man . . . Tigerama . . . Take us to Wildwood?? ... I don't get mad—I just get even . . . you’ll walk—double . . . clean the windows? CECILIA M. DONNELLY Cecil . . . ding-a-ling ... St. Gertrude’s trouble-maker . . . Ford Street gang . . . Where’s the bus?? . . . But. Father!! . . . What’s for lunch? HARRY W. DONOVAN Bud . . . What homework? ... “I was home, coach!” . . . That was a car before he got his license . . . member of the Bat Cave . . . Dave’s twin. JUDITH A. DONOVAN Judy . . . white hat special . . . Burger King . . . Now what did I miss? . . . AH-DE-LAH . . . guess what? GEORGE J. DOUGHERTY Doc ... I kill people for less than that . . . cock-eyed liar . . . bad luck . . . P.J.’s sidekick . . . I’ve lost weight . . . “Kill him. Coop!” . . . Third Avenue riot. NANCY M. DOUGHERTY Nancy . . . Coffee House ambassador . . . nice poem . . . Margie's trig partner . . . Can I put up this poster? . . . “rattle snake.” i JANE F. EARLY Janie . . . Mr. Dowd's confidante . . . future R.N. . . . Rock-headed . . . Gooty . . . only student who ever saw a track meet. KATHLEEN A ECKERT Kathy . . . loves gray?? . . . Charlie Brown sweatshirt . . . What draws her to Hullabaloo? . . . “There’s a Kinda Hush” . . . 7:00 bus . . . nerve pills . . . Who’s in Bridgeport? ANNE MARIE ENOCH Annie . . . blondie ... “I can’t sing” ... All alone? . . . jo-basketball . . . Ethel Parvus . . . smoked a stoagie . . . marshmallows. ANITA M. FARINA Anita . . . sweet kid . . . Burger King crowd . . . Who is Rebel? ... Oh those long walks down Fayette Street . . . Who doubles with Anita on Friday nights? . . . “Are we having gym again? JANET M. FARRELL Janet . . . Who stayed out all night? . . . midnight phone calls . . . Miller, you’re dead . . . Lady Clairol . . . “Joanne, got any food. I’m starvin’ . . . Co-Cap . . . Peter, Paul and Janet. MARCIA C. FAZIO Butch ... all cars go “putt, putt” ... via Roma . . . “Hi. ugly! . . . table napkin letters . . . “Don’t egg me on” . . . Ask Marci—she knows! Nice car, Kenny . . . BURN it! FRANCES M. FERENCHAK Franci—alias Percy ... “I saw Greg, did you? How’s Tommy?” . . . remember whiskey 7? . . . Sure. sure, sure! . . . blondie ... I agree. Mr. Murray, definitely . . . mechanical drawing. JOHN J. FISCHER Fish . . . Shipman what’s the time? . . . likes Sharps’ pills . . . Where’s Ambrose? KATHLEEN M. FLANAGAN Kathy . . . Flan . . . Claire Maloney . . . Hi. Babe . . . lives at Boy’s Town . . . hopewell . . . swell . . . the “curve.” BRIDGET E. FORTNER Bridget . . . natural mixer . . . shorthand whiz . . . platinum blonde . . . Marlene’s sidekick . . . Philly-goer. STEPHEN M. FOX Steve . . . It's Tasty Kake Time . . . party pooper? . . . zuit suit . . . “Who are you going to the Sadie Hawkin’s Dance with this year?” . . . FANG . . . You drive! HELEN A. FREAS Ree . . . pleasant . . . always decorating . . . Summer Place . . . interest in Roxborough . . . What’s in Jersey? . . . likes the Navy. ROBERT S. FROST Robert . . . Bob . . . I'm tired bein’ nice guy . . . leader of the pack . . . Percio’s . . . turkey bowl . . . Wanna play the pool this week? . . . too bad Don . . . One of the Big “7”. DONALD R. GAMBALE Don . . . price fighter . . . nice finale . . . pride of Diggy’s Demons ... “I don't kiss my picture” . . . One of the Big “7”. 116 GEORGE B. GEBHART Gep . . . bulletin board anonymous . . . one of the Inn Crowd . . . phantom writer . . . “Well, you know what they always say.” JOANNE M. GETZFREAD Joanne . . . KENRICK interest . . . quiet . . . Who is Sante? . . . Three years, are you sure? . . . Joanne, what was that answer again? . . . Anna and Anita’s sidekick . . . a very sudden interest in Temple. THOMAS P. GRAYAUSKIE Goat . . . Do it! . . . nice contacts . . . “Did you see the game?” . . . ALRIGHTTT . . . decrepit. ANNA MARIE B. GRECO Anna . . . Jimmy or Pat tonight, who’s gonna call? . . . future hairdresser . . . “What time is it?’ . . . Anita s sidekick . . . tuff dancer . . . brown-eyed girl . . . Tip-Top regular. ELEANOR M. GRIFFIN El . . . future model . . . “Maze” . . . Soul Survivors . . . Hallahan exchange . . . Tish and Ana’s sidekick . . . “Oh those eyes!” MARY ANNE R. GUIDOTTI Mar . . . Hallahan exchange . . . Sharp gal . . . Wanda Witch . . . Philly gal . . . Boagi ... “I can laugh like Phyllis Oilier!” MARGARET ANNE HANSELL Margie . . . What happened in “Grandmas?” . . . pants! . . . Meg? . . . feminine miss . . . peaches and cream . . . Nancy’s trig partner . . . Remember the beach at five in the morning? MICHAEL V. HARPER Hop . . . West Conshy gang . . . Wildwood . . . Pink and white Merc . . . Sno-man . . . What’s new? . . . Rome trip. “Gee. Mr. Barnhouse. we didn’t recognize you without your glasses!” MARIE H. HOUSEAL Marie . . . one of the group . . . “Mugo ha . . . ‘‘Betsy, did you get the answer? . . . Do-doot gang . . . when is the taxi coming? . . . one of the Mafia. KATHLEEN M. HYLENSKI Kathy . . . cello player . . . Anybody see Joyce? ... Go ahead—make fun . . . Kiddie City worker . . . Kourageous Kathy. HELEN D. IGNAS Iggy . . . Gee. your hair grew fast! . . . Ocean City . . . vivacious . . . Weakness—boys with blonde hair . . . Roxborough YMCA? ... I had a little rooster . . . Do-Doot Gang. PETER P. IANNOZZI Pete . . . what a physique . . . Big Time” . . . The half with the Brawn . . . Mountain . . . Contacts. 118 STEPHEN M. IRWIN Steve . . . Did anybody sec Margie? . . . don't worry about it . . . don’t bend the IRV eye lashes . . . banned from Abington! . . . Steve, will you stop your talking back there! . . . “Hot Dog!” MARY ANNE R. JANKOWSKI Cookie . . . French Scholar . . . witty . . . expressive eyes . . . Bccuz . . . “You’re kidding!” . . . concertmeister. ■ STEPHEN M JAROSZ Jake . . . barrels fell . . . drive-in . . . make-a-no-mustaka Jaka . . . only two mags? . . . Colwell. GRANVILLE L. JEFFERIES Granny . . . grease monkey . . . Sixth Avenue gang . . . “The Chevy Kid.” CLAIRE M. JOAQUIN Claire . . . Clara Yokum . . . Do-Doot gang ... one of the group . . . “Stormy Weather . . . Ocean City . . . Susan’s sidekick . . . fifth lunch dancer. CLARE J. KELLY Clare . . . “Where do you THINK I get my lunch bag?” . . . Kami Kasi bee caper ... Oh. brother!!! . . . sweet smile . . . “What time is it?” . . . JOSEPH? . . . Who are the Enticers? JAMES R. KELLY Kel . . . Linda’s . . . Twelfth Avenue crowd . . . Marincola’s buddy. JOANNE D. KELLY Jo . . . Tinsel teeth . . . locker room-caper . . . anybody want a lifesaver? . . . how many steps are in the Villanova Library? ... one of Pat’s Punks . . . Who are the Enticers? PHYLLIS E. KORSZNIAK Korsz . . . comrade . . . ribbit. ribbit . . . sweet Phyllis . . . I wasn’t talking. Father. I was reading . . . socke it to moi. bebe . . . Religion comic book . . . Korsz’s scandal sheet. RICHARD K. KOSEK Ric . . . quiet, until?? . . . the hunter . . . banned from Abington! . . . packs lunches . . . CftD man . . . Tech’s back . . . Glee Club. THOMAS J. KOZLOWSKI. JR. Koz . . . It’s debatable . . . Hair . . . Rome and Paris? . . . ACME . . . future lawyer . . . Save up and buy a notebook. JOHN A. KRENO Jack . . . might get honors ... I care, right? ... get a Religion book . . . What happened to the Mustang? . . . J.A.K. . . . my burgundy Chevy. LEONARD F. LAPENNA Lip . . . Never copy any- thing: I like to do every- thing myself” ... I don’t know who elected me chair- man . . . Met an Angel ai the drive-in . . . can’t wail till Friday . . . what term paper I . . . can so do Math NANCY M. LAWLER Smiley . . . Eh? . . . “Hey. Shirley, where are your hub- caps?” . . . Irish Innocent . . . organ grinder . . . Mar- garet. what’s CT? . . . “Hey. Mr. Dabagian!” . . . locker room caper. SANDRA M. LEFLAR Sandy . . . Kenrick interest . . . Michael the Lover . . . Queen of Wally’s . . . shy one . . . loves marines . . . Interest in Ambler . . . pajama parties. CLAIRE E. LOUGHERY Claire . . . Vote for a class pres lately? . . . “Anyone for a Whopper?” . . . Breck hair . . . You’re kidding! . . . P.O.D. discussions? . . . Beans” . . . five more pounds. MARGARET M. MALLON Margaret . . . “Hey. Nance, what's CT?” . . . Mag Rag . . . the “Egg” . . . goin' to Hullabaloo? . . . Twins where? . . . likes to talk . . . the other half. ANTHONY J. MANCINI Putt . . . Jack’s leader . . . rep . . . “chood-up” . . . How’s the kids? . . . doesn’t like dances, but loves fights. ELAINE M. MANZI Elaine . . . never shuts up . . . saucer eyes . . . Who are you asking to the Sa iic Hawkins Dance this year? . . . Villanova fan . . . Manzi’s taxi . . . Soul Sisters . . . gregarious. PATRICIA A. MALLON Tith ... the other half . . . Hullabaloo rep . . . Did you save me a pretzel? . . . made a lot of tips last night . . . locker room caper . . . French scholar? LINDA J. MARANO Linda . . . Home coming queen . . . pretty . . . sweet girl . . . beautiful hair . . . Kel . . . Ambler . . . tuff dresser. SAMUEL M. MARINO Chick ... the Lounge . . . Sue ... “I didn't throw that penny. Father” . . . Where’s 13 Avenue? . . . No. 1 con- man . . . Super Sam . . . One of the Big “7”. DONNA M. MASHINTONIO Donna . . . Mash . . . always laughing . . . Lynn’s sidekick . . . interest in Roxborough . . . Bookkeeping whiz? . . . true blue . . . confusing!! GREGORY P. MARINCOLA Mari . . . Ambler crowd . . . Escort anyone? . . . Maricol TWO . . . nice finale . . . Shipman, what time is it? . . . “Rome trip” . . . banned from Abington! RITA A. McCABE Rita . . . monogramed sandwiches . . . cleats . . . second page . . . “Wanna hear a good joke?” . . . Kami Kasi Bee Caper . . . remember Halloween?? . . . future nurse. CATHERINE M. McCANN Cathy . . . “Where do you go after school?” . . . Martha’s sidekick . . . Burger King . . . Norristown . . . likes the Marines . . . make-up squad. RICHARD V. McClelland Rich . . . sophomore interest . . . Roxborough . . . the bowling alley . . . Kathy • • f f 9 . . . I am in. sheila m. McDonnell Sheila . . . plastic eyes . . . Pat . . . personality . . . vice . . . “little people do BIG things” . . . banned from Abington! . . . Home- coming Court. MICHAEL J. McGRORTY Mike . . . Mountain Man . . . Voc Tech ... car maniac . . . Western emigrant . . . orchestra . . . thumbin’ it on North Lane. EILEEN M. McLENIGAN Eileen . . . Lafayette Hill donut pusher . . . Quiet?? . . . Who missed? . . . Jerry’s twin? . . . Susan’s sidekick . . . Whose coat landed in the tree? THOMAS N. McKELVEY Tom . . . Ambler’s his favor- ite word . . . prefers Sopho- mores . . . DUCK T. BONE . . . nice car . . . let's go wild! 122 SUSAN E. MESAROS Susan ... Is it true blondes HAD more fun? . . . one of the group . . . Claire’s sidekick . . . Charlie Brown . . . Ocean City . . . Who was Susie Smith in the sum- mer? . . . Do-doot gang . . . black bugs in religion class. It has only one slight disadvantage. When it rains . . . PATRICIA A. MESSERE Patty . . . Treasurer . . . sugar ’n’ spice . . . “Let’s take an old fashioned walk” . . . banned from Abington! . . . Dondi eyes . . . “What’s so good about a broken arm?” LYNN M. MILLER Lynn . . . lively cheerleader . . . great personality . . . future model . . . Stone Harbor Summers . . . Little Surfer Girl . . . help!—lifeguard . . . Who’s Drew? . . . Villanova weekends . . . T.G.I.F. [ La GERALDINE A. MITCHELL Gerry . . . Oh. those big blue eyes . . “Susan, w'here’s my compact?” . . . Bobbsey Twins . . . What’s in Roxborough? . . . Did anybody find a locker key? KATHERINE A. MONTEMAYOR Kathy . . . Georgie Girl . . . pleasant . . . Dear George . . . Blessed Mother . . . “What’s wrong with Jun- iors?” . . . sugar ’n’ spice and everything nice. 123 MARY A. MOSCARDELLI Mary . . . Ambler . . . From Russia With Love . . . gimme a ride . . . make the lunch periods longer . . . perpetual bus misser . . . Guess what! . . . Italian, you're kidding! ROWLAND J. MYERS Rollie . . . man behind the scenes . . . “Toulouse” . . . Rood. not Rol . . . Fr. Catullo's right hand man . . . little man . . . World Affairs pres. THOMAS W. NUNAN Tom . . . Rossi's buddy . . . fig-newton . . . quiet . . . Ambler’s star? . . . gangster. JOSEPH J. OLIVETTI Ace . . . runs like an ostrich . . . Frost Boys . . . Voc. Tech. . . . pharmacy boy . . . roadrunner. JOHN J. PALMER Jack . . . Putt's prophet . . . humble . . . Big John . . . those blue eyes . . . great personality . . . banned from Abington! MARYANNE T. PASQUINI Mair . . . Can I help you. sir? . . . Where’d you go last weekend? . . . “Hullabaloo goer” . . . 5th lunch gang . . . everybody’s girl. 124 LORETTA A. OLSZEWSKI Loretta . . . Anthony . . . Been to Roxborough lately? . . . Know your French? ... A cold or a sniff? . . . P.O.D. class! . . . DALE’S . . . Where’s Maryanne? SUSAN C. ORZECH Sue . . . Gerry, where’s my comb? . . . future hairdresser . . . loves Sky Bars . . . Did ya pack yet? . . . Gerry, sit back here, you won’t get caught . . . Nice sweater . . . Bobbsey Twins. MARY E. PETRUCELLI Mary . . . Harvest House . . . trooper . . . melon . . . “Cathy, don’t worry about it” . . . Voc. Tech. . . . Colwell Lane . . . likes weddings?? CARMEN D. PETT1NE Sike . . . F.B.I. ... got a job .. . C.Z. . . . who wore the uniform in the play? . . . Voc. Tech. . . . what’s up the boutique . . . Heil Equipment . . . draftsman . . . There she is. Don! SUSAN E. PETTINE Sue . . . nice Corvair . . . Maria’s sidekick . . . Where’s Sellersville? . . . what Mike do you mean? . . . Hullabaloo regular . . . “Turn Me To Stone” . . . you’re kiddin’. PHYLLIS M. PILCICKI Phil . . . page three Editor . . . going to Hullabaloo . . . “Zilch!” ... at home with a Whopper . . . when is the La Salle mixer? ... I can Xerox anything . . . except locker keys! JUDITH M. PISARSKI Judy . . . quiet . . . Roman Holiday . . . friend in Norris- town . . . giggles . . . “Is it true blondes have more fun?” . . . reserved but watch out. JOHN T. PORRECCA Molly . . . pug . . . “He don’t know my name” . . . banned from Abington! . . . star halfback for Frost’s Raiders . . . draftsman . . . One of the Big “7.” ■ THOMAS D. POWERS Tommy . . . Tech School . . . What's cooking . . . quiet. ANGELA M. PUCHE Lolly . . . psychedelic mind . . . “thirteen” . . . Love in Leary ... 12-19-4 .. . The Village . . . Davy Jones. 125 JOSEPH A. PULCINELLA Joe ... I got a joke for ya . . . Martha . . . “would you believe . . . going to pot . . . well, people . . . surf’s up . . . believe that when I see it. HARRY M. REFSN1DER Ruff . . . Lover Boy . . . West Conshy . . . Marines all the way . . . bad guy . . . Upper Merion is the best . . . that’s a Corvair? . . . Voc. Tech ... in the corner at Hullabaloo? Who me? With who? MAUDE F. REYNOLDS Maude . . . pray the rosary . . . Diane’s sidekick . . . how can I be sure? . . . I-3-9-4. ya dig? . . . Dave . . . K. R. J. B. . . . jeep. JUDITH A. RILES Judy . . . cheerleader . . . dancer . . . Cathy’s partner in crime . . . Lake Wallenpaupack summers . . . Who’s doubling with Lynn this week? . . . not me! . . . Who’s this year’s Santa Claus . . . wow! JOHN C. RUGGIERO Ruggie . . . “sometimes she really Bern's me up!” . . . oh. my aching back . . . A.R.A. pot washer . . . drop me off at Joe’s . . . see the Alps? . . . learning to drive a mercury . . . basket- ball star? ROBERT F. RYAN Bobby . . . orange juice with a flair . . . “studies on New Year’s Eve . . . quiet . . . smile, you’re on candid camera . . . Dale’s Digger . . . “Bob. not Bill. Mr. Kap” . . . what home- work? CHARLES A. ROOP Moon . . . Charlie Tuna . . . agressivc? . . . “Roopie” . . . I’m a defensive player . . . gangster . . . King of the Pit. THOMAS V. ROSSI Tom . . . spot . . . Newton’s buddy ... “I ain’t doin’ it’’ . . . One of the Big “7” . . . I’ll bring my boys . . . hood shoes? ... Ed can beat him. ANTHONY A. SABATO Tony . . . Buzz . . . Boots . . . please don’t say barber . . . mod dresser ... a fifth Beatle . . . Jack’s buddy . . . smile! JOHN H. SCHAEFER Jack . . . Keep on the Go with Sunoco . . . Ramblers forever! . . . Tony's buddy . . . cheese steaks . . . ERIC! . . . those certain Upper Dublin girls . . . try Bill and Jean’s. JOSEPH D. SCHANK Joe . . . catch a pass? . . . Friday nights . . . No. 2 Con Man. GEORGE P. SCHIMPF George . . . popular with underclassmen . . . “Spike” . . . made a friend in Md. ... St. Joe’s anytime . . . perfect in every way? . . . Red Ball. MARTIN A. SCHRATZ Matty . . . trombone . . . good sport . . . M-A . . . he’s all- right . . . sociable maddy. DIANE L. SCHWARTZ Diane . . . Maude's sidekick . . . blonde transfer . . . miracles are the best . . . meet you at the parking lot . . . crabe . . . I'll never tell . . . Jimmy M. 'i SANDRA M. SCHWARTZ Sandra . . . shorthand whiz . . . easy to get along with . . . branded . . . “What do you want to do tonight?’ . . . that was my sister . . . “But. Father, it was Susan talking.” SUSAN A. SHERIDAN Sue . . . nice car . . . burn it! . . . it’s your turn to drive . . . “tank” ... I don’t remember! . . . “man!” KENNETH J. SHIPMAN Ken . . . “Rosie” . . . burgandy Ford ... I ain’t bad . . . Frost Boys . . . nice strut . . . my muffler’s on fire! SUSAN M SCHWARTZ Susan . . . “twin” . . . lock- erroom caper . . . Father Schnorr’s fan . . . I’m not waiting for you . . . STEAK . . . I can’t understand it! . . . the egg. ROBERT L. SHOEMAKER Robbie . . . Dusty . . . shoes . . . Voc. Tech ... I know . . . plumber? . . . who’s grover . . . “now who.” LILLIAN B. SINKULIC Lilly ... ski weekends in the Poconos . . . “The Village” . . . loves psychedelic music . . . “Isn’t that marvey!” . . . Simon and Garfunkle fan ... ‘I have to ask the Ouija board something. Kathy” . . . bound for Eng- land. 128 LINDA M. SIRCHIE Linda . . . Richie . . . drummer girl . . . seven years . . . whose blue Mustang? ... “I don’t agree” . . . pretty hands. RONALD J. SIRCHIO Sirch . . . “where’s my transmission?” . . . Frost Boys . . . likes red-heads . . . Tech’s back . . . C D draftsman . . . One of the Big “7.” SHIRLEY A SKILTON Munchkin . . . drummer girl . . . loses hubcaps ... Is this a narrow road, or is my car too big? . . . Begin! Be- gin! . . . Skcclton. that’s a funny name . . . Sister, there's a bee down my back . . . flippers! JUDITH A. SWAN Judy . . . loaded pumpkin . . . probably can’t sing . . . sweet . . . nice personality . . . SWANIE RIVER . . . future opera singer . . . Re- member. Sue? SUSAN M. SOUDER Sue . . . reserved?? . . . Ei- leen’s pal . . . seashore sum- mers . . . blondie . . . Scot- tie’s . . . Joyce’s buddy . . . perfect aim. WILLIAM M. J. SPELLANE Bill . . . pole vaulter . . . 1.000 pounds of foam rubber . . . Linda . . . sharpen your rock . . . Bob Seagreen is my hero . . . “Bill, you brighten up my day” . . . Thespian of the Year. BERNADETTE DE L. STALEY Bern . . . nice car. Bern . . . Wildwood summers . . . tough . . . anybody got a “Bern?” . . . Ruggie’s babe. MAUREEN A. TARSI Maureen . . . Eddie . . . but. Father ... me drive a Fal- con? . . . Soul Sister . . . You heard me. I’m UNEM- PLOYED . . . “Elaine, tell them who lives two doors away” . . . gregarious, too! 1 2 ELIZABETH M. TIERNEY Betsy . . . one of ihe group ... I care, right? . . . Ocean City Gang . . . Do-doot gang . . . Muga-Ha. LYNN D. TORZONE Lynn . . . Homecoming Court . . . banned from Abington! . . . Lynn for Sec . . . likes double features?? . . . talks with hands . . . blondie . . . Guess who called me last night??? ANNA MARIE T. TRAVAGLINE Anna . . . Where’s the bomb?” . . . wake, wake up!! . . . great mimic . . . Huh” . . . What’s for homework?” . . . I don’t have the answer either . . . owns about } million copy books. LYNNE T. TRAVALINE Lynne . . . Joe . . . Donna’s faithful buddy . . . one of the Three Musketeers ... no license ... let me drive . . . not me . . . Don’t WRUB it in! MARGARET M. VERRUNI Margie . . . Captain of the Cheerleaders ... I gotta get that picture of Andy . . . lockerroom caper . . . banned from Abing- ton! . . . not Bernice . . . Large Marge. MICHAEL J. WALL Mike . . . new- kid . . . ‘C.D.” ... In all due seriousness . . . “Little Deigo” . . . Smile. Mike! . . . Fr. Schnorr’s buddy . . . Donna. PATRICIA M. WCISLO Patti . . . Haunted houses anyone? . . . long way to Ambler . . . little white triumph . . . Pat’s’ Punks . . . the enticers . . . You’re kidding—will ya cut it out! . . . Wanna run it ? LYNN M. WEISS Lynn . . . Smile! . . . Remember the beach at five in the morning? . . . Miss Wise . . . dizzy dame. KATHLEEN M. WELSH Kathy . . . dazzling smile . . . talkative . . . London in ‘69 . . . likes boys with long hair and mustaches . . . loves the Beatles . . Nothing Is Real . . . Hey. let’s get the Ouija board out. Lilly! LINDA A. WESTERFER Linda . . . rep . . . one of the Inn crowd . . . blondie . . . Soul Sister . . . that Jean Harlow? . . PATRICIA M. WESTERFER Pat . . . artist . . . has lunch in Religion class . . . Twiggy the second . . . cafeteria design. MARTHA J. WETHEY Martha . . . pretzel-twister ... the tickler . . . Kathy’s side- kick . . . seamstress . . . FRECK . . . run away Mar . . . tall and powerful. “I think it’s out of gas.’’ hey! senior you standing on YOUR steps you looking toward the open door you half-smiling, half-crying yes, you! look back on four years four years of school and friends and . . . what? 132 BERNICE A. WILLIAMS Bernice . . . water boy . . . banned from Abington! . . . Where’s Apple Street? . . . Not Marge. Bernice! . . . sweet . . . Beecee . . . branded. CAROL A. WILLIAMS Carol . . . long black hair? . . . Fashion Bug ... an apple a day . . . chief advisor . . . You're kidding! . . . What happened on Dec. 26? JOYCE A. WOLFROM Joyce . . . Kathy and Susan's pal . . . undecided . . . Kiddie City demonstrator . . . future” Bookkeeper . . . muscles . . . Shirley Temple . . . Airline Stewardess. JOSEPH J. WRUBLESKI Wrub . . . “Got the car?” . . . Lynne . . . look at that Cor- vair . . . got two pheasants . . . kill that cat . . . What’s a '50 Merc? . . . banned from Abington! RICHARD A. ZIEBA Rich . . . bat hair . . . Conshy’s BAD . . . Perseo Boys . . . I got soul in my voice” . . . Where’s Beak and Fritter? MARY ANN T. ZOLTOWSKI Mary Ann . . . Carol, are you going to Hullaballoo Friday night? . . . summer blonde . . . Whose turn is it to drive? . . . only —more days 'til Rome . . . Anybody for a “SHOP- PING SPREE”? . . . D.O. helper. ANNE M. YOUNG Anne . . . Europe bound . . . future secretary . . . The sun did it! . . . Who's Corky? . . . Where are your glasses? . . . Susan's sidekick . . . remember Halloween night? JAMES A. ZEBRASKI Jim . . . Are you sure you’re not on the football team? . . . nice shoes . . . orchestra . . . Tommy Dorsey. ... and this what it is all about 137 senior directory GEOFFREY T. ANDERS St. Philip Neri Academic Debate II, III. IV; Dramatics II. IV; Forensics II. III. IV: French Club III: Key Club IV: Math Club II. Ill: Mirror II. Ill: Orchestra I. II. Ill, IV: Prom Committee IV: Student Council Aide III. IV: Track II: World Affairs Club II, III, IV. KATHRYN M. ANDRAKA St. Mary Commercial Basketball I. II: Business Club IV: Choir II: Dramatics III. IV: Mclo- dines II. III. IV: Office Aide IV: Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Committee IV: Student Council Aide III. IV. MARLENE V. BALDYGA St. Mary Commercial Bowling II. Ill: Business Club III; Student Council Aide III. PATRICK A. BELLO SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Baseball III. IV: Dramatics I. II. Ill; Football I. II. III. IV: Glee Club III. IV; Student Council III; Track II; Library Aid III. IV. MARY A. BILINSKI St. Helene Commercial Melodines II; Office Aide III. KATHLEEN A. BONNER St. Philip Commercial Library Aide III. IV. DAVID R. BORZELLECA St. Matthew Academic Basketball II: Dramatics IV; Football I. II. III. IV; Glee Club IV; Track IV. LAWRENCE F. BRADY St. Gertrude General Prom Committee IV; Student Coun- cil Aide III; Track III. IV. ELEANOR T. BRANDT St. Matthew Commercial Business Club IV; Pep Club I, II. EDWIN T. BRENNAN St. Gertrude Academic Football I. FRANK W. BRONCHELLO SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Forensics II: French Club II; Math Club III; Orchestra I. II. III. IV; Prom Committee III. IV; Science Club II; Sno-Ball Committee III. IV: Stu- dent Council III. IV; World Affairs Club II. JOHN C. BROWN St. Philip Neri Academic Prom Committee III: Student Coun- cil Aide III. IV; Track III. IV. SHARON L. BRUNO St. Mary Commercial Business Club IV; Dramatics IV: Forensics I: Melodines II. III. IV; Office Aid III. IV: Pep Club IV: Prom Committee III. IV; Sadie Hawkin’s Committee III. IV: Student Council Aide III. IV. RALPH T. CAMASSO SS. Cosmas and Damian General Basketball I; Cross Country II: Foot- ball I: Office Aide IV: Track IV. PATRICK F. CAMPBELL St. Gertrude General Basketball I: Cross Country IV: Dra- matics IV: Football I: Glee Club IV: Prom Committee IV; Student Council III. IV; Track III. IV. MARIA A. CARDAMONE SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Dramatics IV: Lab Aide III: Melo- dines II. III. IV; Pep Club II. Ill: IV; Prom Committee III. IV; Sadie Haw- kins Committee II. III. ANDREA B. CARLIN St. Philip General Basketball I. II. III. IV; Office Aide IV; Pep Club I: Softball II. III. IV. ANNA MARIE T. CARLINO St. Matthew Commercial Business Club IV: Choir II: Dramatics IV: Melodines II. III. IV; Mirror IV; Pep Club II, III, IV; Prom Commit- tee III, IV. GEORGE P. CASAVECCHIA SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Student Council Aide III. IV. BEATRICE A. CHAVARRIA St. Matthew Commercial Art Club I. II. Ill; Basketball II; Bowling II; Business Club IV; Debate I: Dramatics IV; Forensics I: French Club IV: Melodines III. IV: Office Aide III; Pep Club II. III. IV; Prom Committee III, IV. MARIA F. CIABATTONI SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Pep Club IV; Prom Committee IV. SHARON A. CLARK Immaculate Heart of Mary Commercial Business Club III. IV: Pep Club II. Ill: Prom Committee III. IV; Year- book IV. GREGORY A. COLLELLI St. Joseph General Dramatics IV; Glee Club III. IV; Student Council Aide III. IV. ROBERT F. CONNELLY St. Matthew General Dramatics II; Orchestra I. II; Stage Crew I. JOHN P. COOPER St. Gertrude General Football I. II. III. IV; Library Aide IV; Student Council Aide IV; Track IV. JOANNE M. COSCIA St. Philip Neri Academic Cheerleading I. II. III. IV; Dramatics IV: Melodines II. III. IV; Pep Club I. II. III. IV; Prom Committee III, IV; Stage Crew III. SUSAN A. COSCIA St. Matthew Commercial Dramatics IV: Melodines III. IV; Pep Club I, II; Prom Committee IV. DAVID M. COUPE St. Philip Neri Academic Basketball Intramurals III. IV; Bowl- ing III; Student Council Aide III, IV. JOHN L. CULLEN St. Matthew General Bowling I. II. III. IV; Choir IV; Dramatics IV; Glee Club III. IV; Prom Committee IV; World Affairs III. JUDITH A. CZERMANSKI St. Gertrude Academic Dramatics IV; Office Aide IV; Pep Club I, III, IV: Prom Committee III, IV; Science Club III; World Affairs II. ELEANOR J. D ALESSANDRO SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Great Books Program IV: Library Aide II; Literary Magazine IV; Melo- dines II; Mirror II. Ill, IV; Orchestra II. III. IV; Pep Club I. II. III. IV. LETITIA S. D’AMATO St. Joseph General Art Club II; Orchestra I; Pep Club III. STANLEY A. DAWIDZUIK St. Mary General Lab Aide III; Orchestra II; Stage Crew II. 138 VINCENT J. DE LAURENTIS SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Bowling IV: French Club II: Dra- matics III. IV: Glee Club III. IV; Math Club II. Ill: Science Club I; Representative II: Student Council Aide IV: Track IV: Key Club IV. CATHERINE R. DENNIS St. Matthew General Business Club IV: Melodines II. III. IV: Office Aide II. Ill; Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Committee IV: Stu- dent Council III. IV. VICTOR J. DE PALLO SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Baseball III. IV: Basketball I. II. III. IV; Dramatics IV: Football I. II. III. IV; French Club II: Glee Club III, IV. ANTHONY P. DI GUGLIELMO SS. Cosmas and Damian General Football I. II; Track IV. JOHN A. DI JENNO SS. Cosmas and Damian General Football I. II: Football Manager I. II. III. IV: Glee Club III. IV: Pho- tography III. IV: Student Council Aide II. III. CHRISTINE M. DI NINO St. Matthew Commercial Business Club IV: Melodines I. II, III. IV; Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Committee IV: Student Council Aide III. IV. DOMENIC A. DI PAOLO SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Dramatics IV; French Club III; Glee Club III. IV; Great Books IV; Sci- ence Club I: Student Council Aide IV. THOMAS E. DONIKOWSKI St. Mary Academic Football Manager II; Lab Aide III; Prom Committee III. IV; Stage Crew IV: Student Council Aide III: World Affairs II. CECILIA M. DONNELLY St. Gertrude Commercial Business Club IV: Choir II: Glee Club II. III. IV: Office Aide III. IV; Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Com- mittee III, IV; Student Council Aide III. IV. HARRY W. DONOVAN St. Matthew' General Football I. III. IV; Glee Club III. IV; Student Council Aide III, IV. JUDITH A. DONOVAN St. Matthew Commercial Business Club IV: Library Aide II: Melodines IV; Pep Club II. III. IV; Prom Committee III. IV. GEORGE J. DOUGHERTY St. Matthew General Basketball I. II. III. IV; Cross Coun- try III; Office Aide II. III. NANCY M. DOUGHERTY St. Matthew Academic Bowling IV: Pep Club III. IV; Prom Committee III. IV; Student Council Aide IV. JANE F. EARLY St. Matthew Academic Basketball I. II: Mirror I. II. Ill; Office Aide IV: Orchestra I. II. III. IV; Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Com- mittee III. IV: Sadie Hawkins I. II. III. IV; Store Aide I. II; Student Council Aide II. III. IV. KATHLEEN A. ECKERT St. Matthew General Melodines II: Pep Club III; Prom Committee IV: Student Council Aide III. IV. ANNE MARIE ENOCH St. Philip Academic Basketball I. II. III. IV: Dramatics III. IV; Melodines II. III. IV; National Honor Society III. IV; Pep Club I; Prom Committee III, IV; Student Council II; Yearbook IV. ANITA M. FARINA SS. Cosmas and Damian Commercial Pep Club II. Ill: Student Council Aide IV. JANET M. FARRELL St. Gertrude Commercial Business Club IV; Cheerleading I. II. III. IV: Dramatics IV: Melodines I. IV: Mirror III. IV: Office Aide III; Pep Club I, II. III. IV: Prom Com- mittee IV; Student Council Aide III, IV. MARCIA C. FAZIO St. Matthew Academic Mirror II. III. IV; Orchestra I. II. III. IV: Pep Club I. II. III. IV; Prom Committee III, IV; Student Council Aide III, IV. FRANCIE MARIE FERENCHAK SS. Cosmas and Damian Commercial Dramatics IV; Pep Club IV: Science Club III: Prom Committee III. IV; Student Council Aide IV. JOHN J. FISCHER St. Matthew General Football I: Orchestra II; Stage Crew II. Ill: Store Aide III. KATHLEEN M. FLANAGAN St. Philip Commercial Dramatics I. IV: Office Aide I. II. Ill: Melodines I. II. III. IV: Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Committee IV: Sadie Hawkins Committee IV: Student Council Aide III. IV. BRIDGET E. FORTNER Sr. Matthew Commercial National Honor Society III. IV. STEPHEN M. FOX St. Philip Academic Cross Country II. Ill: Indoor Track III. IV: Mirror III: Prom Committee IV: Track I. II. III. IV. HELEN A. FREAS St. Matthew Commercial Business Club IV; Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Committee IV; Student Council Aide III. IV. ROBERT S. FROST St. Matthew General DONALD R. GAMBALE SS. Cosmas and Damian General Basketball I: Bowling II. III. IV; Glee Club IV; Office Aide III. GEORGE B. GEBHARDT St. Matthew Academic Baseball II. III. IV; Basketball I: Glee Club III. IV; Mirror III. IV: Student Council Aide III, IV; Key Club IV. JOANNE M. GETZFREAD St. Gertrude Commercial Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Com- mittee III, IV; Studies III. THOMAS P. GRAYAUSKIE St. Mary Academic Baseball II. III. IV; Basketball I. II. Ill, IV: Cross Country II. Ill: Na- tional Honor Society III. IV; Student Council Representative II. ELEANOR M. GRIFFIN St. Matthew General Pep Club III. ANNA MARIE GRECO SS. Cosmas and Damian General Pep Club II, III; Prom Committee III, IV. 139 senior directory MARY ANNE R. GUIDOTTI SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Mirror IV: National Honor Society III. IV; Student Council Aide III; Yearbook IV. MARGARET ANNE HANSELL St. Matthew Academic Dramatics I. II. III. IV; French Club II; Great Books IV; Melodines I. II. III. IV; Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Committee III. IV: Student Council Aide III. IV; Yearbook IV. MICHAEL V. HARPER St. Gertrude Academic Basketball I. II; Dramatics IV; Foot- ball I; Glee Club IV: Track I. II. IV. MARIE H. HOUSEAL St. Gertrude General Melodines II. III. IV: Mirror IV; Office Aide III; Pep Club I. II. Ill, IV; Prom Committee IV. KATHLEEN M. HYLENSKI St. Matthew Commercial Business Club IV: Orchestra I. II. III. IV: Pep Club II. IV; Prom Committee IV; Stage Crew I; World Affairs II, III. HELEN E. IGNAS Immaculate Heart of Mary Commercial Cheerleading I. II. III. IV: Melodines II. IV; Office Aide IV: Pep Club I. II. III. IV; Prom Committee III. IV; Sadie Hawkins Committee II. Ill: Student Council Aide III; Student Council IV. PETER P. IANNOZZI SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Football I. II. III. IV; Glee Club III, IV; Track II. III. IV. STEPHEN M. IRWIN St. Matthew Academic Dramatics IV; Football I. II. III. IV; Glee Club III, IV; Prom Committee III. IV. MARY ANNE R. JANKOWSKI St. Mary Commercial Business Club III. IV; French Club III: Literary Magazine IV: Orchestra I. II. III. IV; Pep Club III. IV. STEPHEN M. JAROSZ St. Mary General Glee Club IV; Track IV. GRANVILLE L. JEFFERIES SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Baseball IV. CLAIRE M. JOAQUIN St. Matthew Commercial Business Club IV; Melodines II; Pep Club I. II: Prom Committee III, IV; Student Council Aide III. IV. CLARE J. KELLY St. Philip Neri Academic Bowling III: Melodines II. III. IV; Mirror III, IV: Office Aide IV: Pep Club I. II: Prom Committee III: Stu- dent Council II: Yearbook IV. JAMES R. KELLY St. Matthew Commercial Basketball II. Ill: Cross Country IV; Office Aide III; Prom Committee IV. JOANNE D. KELLY St. Matthew Academic Choir II; Literary Magazine IV: Melo- dines II. III. IV: Mirror II. III. IV: Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Com- mittee IV: Science Club I; Student Council Aide III. IV; Yearbook IV. PHYLLIS E. KORSZNIAK St. Matthew Academic Mirror II. III. IV: Orchestra I. II. III. IV: Pep Club III. IV. RICHARD K. KOSEK St. Mary General Glee Club IV. THOMAS J. KOZLOWSKI St. Matthew Academic Debate Club I, II. Ill, IV: Forensics I. II: French Club II. Ill: Key Club IV; Math Club III. IV; National Honor Society III. IV: Track I; World Affairs Club II. III. IV. JOHN A. KRENO St. Mary Academic Bowling IV; Glee Club IV; Student Council Aide III; Track IV. LEONARD F. LA PENNA SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Bowling III. IV; Football I; Glee Club IV; Office Aide IV. NANCY M. LAWLER St. Matthew Academic Choir II; French Club III. IV; Literary Magazine IV; Mirror II. III. IV; Na- tional Honor Society III. IV; Orches- tra I. II. Ill, IV; Pep Club I, II. Ill, IV; Yearbook IV. SANDRA M. LEFLAR SS. Peter and Paul Commercial Business Club IV: Pep Club I. II. Ill, IV; Prom Committee IV; Student Council Aide IV. CLAIRE E. LOUGHERY St. Mary Commercial Business Club III: Choir II: Dramatics III. IV: Melodines II. III. IV: Office Aide IV: Pep Club III: Yearbook IV. MARGARET M. MALLON St. Philip Neri Academic Basketball I. II: Choir II: Dramatics IV: Melodines II. III. IV: Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Committee IV; Student Council Aide III. IV. PATRICIA A. MALLON St. Philip Neri Academic Basketball I. II. Choir II: Dramatics IV: Melodines II. III. IV: Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Committee III, IV: Student Council Aide III. IV. ANTHONY J. MANCINI SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Baseball I. II. Ill; Basketball I. II, III. IV; Student Council IV. ELANE M. MANZI St. Matthew Commercial Business Club IV; Dramatics I. IV; Melodines I. II. III. IV: Pep Club I. II: Prom Committee III. IV; Stage Crew III: Yearbook IV. LINDA J. MARANO St. Joseph Commercial Business Club IV; Mirror III. IV; Office Aide IV; Pep Club IV: Prom Committee III. IV; Sadie Hawkins Committee III; Student Council Aide III. IV. GREGORY P. MARINCOLA St. Joseph Commercial Choir IV; Dramatics IV. SAMUEL M. MARINO St. Philip Neri General Basketball I. II; Cheerleader IV; Prom Committee IV. DONNA M. MASHINTONIO SS. Cosmas and Damian Commercial Business Club IV: Pep Club I. II. IV; Prom Committee IV: Student Council Aide IV. RITA A. MCCABE St. Matthew Commercial Bowling III: Literary Magazine IV; Melodines II. III. IV; Mirror III. IV; National Honor Society III, IV; Pep Club I. II. Ill, IV; Prom Committee IV; Softball II; Student Council Aide III, IV; Student Council II: Yearbook IV. 140 CATHERINE M. McCANN St. Matthew General Orchestra II; Pep Club III. IV; Prom Committee IV; Stage Crew II. Ill, IV. RICHARD V. MCCLELLAND Immaculate Heart of Mary General Cross Country IV; Prom Committee IV. SHEILA M. MCDONNELL St. Philip Neri Academic Art Club I. II; Forensics II. Ill: Lit- erary Magazine IV: Mirror II. III. IV: Orchestra I. II. III. IV; Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Committee III. IV; Sadie Hawkins Committee III. IV; Science Club II; Store Aide II: Student Council Aide III: Student Council IV. MICHAEL J. McGRORTY St. Francis of Assisi General Orchestra I. II. III. EILEEN M. MCLENIGAN St. Philip Neri General Business Club IV: Centennial Fashion Show II; Pep Club II. IV; Student Council Aide III. IV. THOMAS N. MCKELVEY St. Matthew General Prom Committee IV: Stage Crew IV. SUSAN E. MESAROS St. Matthew Commercial Art Club I: Melodines II: Pep Club I. II. Ill: Prom Committee IV; Stu- dent Council Aide IV. PATRICIA A. MESSERE SS. Cosmas and Damian Commercial Dramatics I. II. III. IV: Forensics II: French Club II: Melodines I. II. III. IV; National Honor Society III. IV: Sadie Hawkins Committee III: Student Council III. IV. LYNN M. MILLER St. Matthew Commercial Business Club III. IV; Cheerleading III. IV; Library Aide I. II: Office Aide III. IV: Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Committee III. IV: Sadie Haw- kins Committee I. II. III. IV; Stage Crew IV: Student Council Aide III. IV. GERALDINE A. MITCHELL St. Philip Neri Academic Melodines II. III. IV; Pep Club II. Ill; Orchestra I. KATHERINE A. MONTEMAYOR St. Matthew General Dramatics I. II. Ill: Melodines I. II. III. IV: Pep Club I. II. III. IV. MARY R. MOSCARDELLI St. Alphonsus Commercial Orchestra I. II. III. IV: Prom Com- mittee IV; Stage Crew I; Student Council Aide IV. ROWLAND J. MYERS St. Philip Neri Academic Altar Boy I. II. III. IV; Basketball Manager I: Football Manager I. II. III. IV; Pep Club IV: Photography Club III. IV; Track III. IV: Science Club II; World Affairs Club II. III. IV; Student Council Aide III: Student Council IV. THOMAS W. NUNAN St. Joseph General Basketball III. IV: Cross Country III. IV: Track II. III. IV; World Affairs Club III. JOSEPH J. OLIVETTI SS. Cosmas and Damian General Basketball I: Choir IV; Glee Club IV; Stage Crew III. LORETTA A. OLSZEWSKI St. Matthew Academic Pep Club III: Prom Committee IV; Student Council Aide III. IV. SUSAN C. ORZECH St. Mary Commercial Business Club IV: Dramatics III: Mel- odines II. III. IV: Pep Club II. III. IV. JOHN J. PALMER St. Matthew Academic Glee Club IV: Football I: Prom Com- mittee III: Track II: Student Council Aide IV. MARYANNE T. PASQUINI SS. Cosmas and Damian Commercial Business Club IV: Pep Club I, II; Student Council Aide III. IV. MARY E. PETRUCELLI St. Matthew General Pep Club I. II; Stage Crew III. CARMEN D. PETTINE SS. Cosmas and Damian General Basketball III: Choir IV: Football I. II: Glee Club IV; Student Council Aide III. SUSAN E. PETTINE SS. Cosmas and Damian Commercial Dramatics IV; Melodines III. IV; Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Committee IV: Student Council Aide III. IV. PHYLLIS M. PILCICKI St. Mary Commercial Basketball I. II; Bowling III: Dra- matics IV: Literary Magazine IV: Melodines II. III. IV: Mirror III. IV; Office Aide IV: Pep Club I: Prom Committee IV; Student Council Aide IV: Yearbook IV. JUDITH M. PISARSKI St. Matthew Commercial Business Club IV: Pep Club II. III. IV; Prom Committee IV. JOHN T. PORRECCA SS. Cosmas and Damian General Choir IV: Glee Club IV: Prom Com- mittee IV. THOMAS D. POWERS St. Matthew General Art II: Orchestra I. II. III. IV: Science Club I. II: Stage Crew I. II. ANGELA M. PUCHE SS. Cosmas and Damian Commercial JOSEPH A. PULCINELLA SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Biology Club II: Debate Club I, II: Dramatics II. Ill: Forensics I. II. III. IV: French Club II: Literary Magazine IV: Math Club II: Mirror III. IV: National Honor Society III. IV: Or- chestra I. II. III. IV: Prom Committee III. IV: Student Council IV: World Affairs Club II. III. IV; Key Club IV. HARRY M. REFSNIDER SS. Cosmas and Damian General MAUDE FRANCES REYNOLDS St. Gertrude General JUDITH A. RILES St. Gertrude General Business Club IV: Cheerleading I. II. III. IV; Dramatics IV: Melodines II. III. IV: Mirror IV: Pep Club I. II. Ill, IV: Prom Committee III. IV: Student Council Aide IV. CHARLES A. ROOP St. Matthew Academic Basketball I. II. III. IV: Football I. THOMAS V. ROSSI St. Matthew General JOHN C. RUGGIERO St. Matthew General Basketball I. II. IV; Cross Country II; Football I: World Affairs II. 14 senior directory ROBERT F. RYAN Immaculate Heart of Mary Academic Orchestra I. II. Ill, IV: Photography Club IV: Science Club I; Key Club IV. ANTHONY A. SABATO Immaculate Heart of Mary Academic Dramatics IV: Glee Club IV: Literary Magazine IV: Prom Committee III. IV: Student Council Aide IV: Key Club IV. JOHN H. SCHAEFER St. Matthew Academic Bowling III. IV: Glee Club IV: Prom Committee IV: Orchestra I. II: Stu- dent Council Aide IV. JOSEPH D. SCHANK St. Matthew Academic Football I. II. III. IV; French Club II. Ill; National Honor Society III. IV. GEORGE P. SCHIMPF St. Philip Neri Academic Choir II. III. IV: Basketball Manager III. IV: Bowling III: Dramatics IV; Glee Club III. IV: Key Club IV: Mir- ror IV; Orchestra I: Prom Committee IV: Student Council Aide III. IV; Track III: World Affairs Club II: Yearbook IV. MARTIN A. SCHRATZ St. Philip Neri General Orchestra II. III. IV: Stage Crew II. DIANE L. SCHWARTZ St. Gertrude Commercial Business Club IV; Mirror III: Office Aide III. SANDRA M. SCHWARTZ St. Matthew Commercial Basketball I. II. III. IV: Dramatics III. IV; Melodines II. III. IV: Mirror III. IV; Office Aide III. IV; Pep Club I. II. Ill; Prom Committee III. IV; Sadie Hawkins Committee IV: Softball II: Student Council Aide III, IV: Yearbook IV. SUSAN M. SCHWARTZ St. Matthew Academic Basketball I. II. III. IV; Bowling In- tramurals III: Dramatics III, IV; Mel- odines II. III. IV; Mirror III, IV; Pep Club I. II. Ill; Prom Committee IV: Sadie Hawkins Committee IV; Softball II: Student Council Aide ill, IV; Yearbook IV. SUSAN ANNE SHERIDAN St. Matthew Commercial Basketball Manager I; Bowling II; Dramatics IV: Literary Magazine IV: Melodines II. III. IV: Pep Club I, II. IV; Prom Committee IV; Student Council Aide III: Yearbook IV. KENNETH J. SHIPMAN St. Matthew Academic Glee Club IV; Prom Committee IV. ROBERT L. SHOEMAKER SS. Cosmas and Damian General LILLIAN B. SINKULIC St. Matthew Commercial Business Club IV: Pep Club II. III. IV; Photography Club III: Prom Committee IV: Student Council Aide III. IV; Yearbook IV. LINDA M. SIRCHIE St. Matthew Commercial Business Club IV: Orchestra I. II. III. IV; Pep Club I; Prom Committee III. IV. RONALD J. SIRCHIO SS. Cosmas and Damian General Choir IV: Glee Club IV; Prom Com- mittee IV. SHIRLEY A. SKILTON St. Philip Neri Commercial Business Club IV: Melodines I: Office Aide II: Orchestra I. II. Ill, IV; Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Committee III. IV; Sadie Hawkins Committee II: Student Council Aide III. IV; World Affairs Club II; Yearbook IV. SUSAN M. SOUDER St. Philip Neri Commercial Business Club IV: Melodines III: Pep Club I. II. Ill, IV: Prom Committee IV; Sadie Hawkins Committee I. II; Student Council Aide IV. WILLIAM M. J. SPELLANE St. Matthew Academic Basketball I; Debate II. Ill; Football I; French Club II. Ill; Orchestra II. III. IV: Prom Committee IV; Track I. II. Ill, IV; World Affairs Club II. III. IV. BERNADETTE DE L. STALEY St. Matthew Commercial Dramatics I. II. III. IV; Melodines I. II. III. IV; Pep Club I. II. III. IV; Prom Committee III. IV; Student Council Aide IV. JUDITH A. SWAN St. Philip Neri Commercial Choir I. II; Dramatics I. II. III. IV; Literary Magazine IV; Melodines I. II, III. IV; Mirror III. IV. MAUREEN A. TARSI St. Philip Neri Academic Pep Club III: Prom Committee III: Stage Crew III: Student Cout'il Aide III. ELIZABETH M. TIERNEY St. Matthew Commercial Pep Club III: Prom Committee III. IV; Student Council Aide IV. LYNN D. TORZONE SS. Cosmas and Damian General Business Club IV: Dramatics I. II. III. IV: Melodines I. II. III. IV; Mirror III. IV: Pep Club I. II. IV: Prom Committee III. IV; Sadie Hawkins Committee II. III. IV: Science Club II: Student Council II. III. IV; Year- book IV. ANNA MARIE T. TRAVAGLINE SS. Cosmas and Damian Commercial Business Club IV: Pep Club II. Ill, IV: Prom Committee IV: Softball II; Yearbook IV. LYNNE T. TRAVALINE SS. Cosmas and Damian Commercial Business Club IV: Pep Club I. II: Prom Committee IV; Student Council Aide IV. MARGARET M. VERRUNI SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Cheerleading I. II. III. IV: Dramatics IV: Lab Aide III: Melodines II. Ill, IV; Pep Club I. II. III. IV; Prom Committee III: Stage Crew III; Stu- dent Council Aide III. IV: Yearbook IV. MICHAEL J. WALL St. Matthew Academic PATRICIA M. WCISLO St. Matthew Commercial Choir II; Dramatics IV: Pep Club I. II. III. IV; Melodines II. III. IV; Prom Committee III. IV: Sadie Haw- kins Committee III. IV: Student Coun- cil Aide III, IV; Yearbook IV. LYNN M. WEiSS St. Matthew Commercial Dramatics II: French Club II; Melo- dines II. III. IV: Pep Club I. II. Ill, IV: Prom Committee IV; Stage Crew III; Student Council Aide III. KATHLEEN M. WELSH St. Gertrude Commercial Business Club IV; Pep Club II. Ill, IV; Photography Club III; Prom Committee IV; Student Council Aide III, IV. 142 LINDA E. WESTERFER St. Matthew Commercial Business Club IV; Dramatics III. IV: Melodines II. III. IV: Prom Committee IV; Student Council IV. PATRICIA M. WESTERFER St. Matthew General Basketball Manager IV: Literary Mag- azine IV; Softball IV; Stage Crew I. II. III. IV. MARTHA J. WETHEY St. Philip Neri General Basketball I. II. III. IV: Bowling III. IV; Melodines II. III. IV; Office Aide I, II. III. IV. BERNICE A. WILLIAMS SS. Cosmas and Damian Academic Dramatics III. IV; Lab Aide III: Melo- dines II. III. IV: Pep Club I. II. III. IV: Prom Committee III. IV: Sadie Hawkins Committee I. II. Ill: Year- book IV. CAROL ANNE WILLIAMS St. Mary General Business Club IV: Dramatics II. III. IV: Melodines I. II. III. IV: Pep Club I. II. III. IV; Student Council Aide III. IV. JOYCE A. WOLFROM St. Matthew General Business Club IV; Dramatics II. III. IV: Melodines II. III. IV; Orchestra I. II; Pep Club I. II. III. IV; Science Club II; Stage Crew I. II: Student Council Aide III, IV; World Affairs Club III. JOSEPH J. WRUBLESKI St. Mary Academic Baseball IV; Glee Club IV; Prom Committee IV. ANNE M. YOUNG St. Matthew Commercial Basketball Manager II; Bowling III: Literary Magazine IV: Melodines II. III. IV: Pep Club II. III. IV: Prom Committee IV: Student Council Aide III. IV; Yearbook IV. JAMES A. ZEBRASKI St. Mary Academic Orchestra I, II. III. IV. RICHARD A. ZIEBA St. Mary General Art Club I; Football I. MARY ANN T. ZOLTOWSKI St. Matthew Commercial Dramatics III. IV; Literary Magazine IV: Melodines I. II. III. IV: Office Aide III. 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