Archbishop Ryan High School for Boys - Arrow Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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JOHN ABENDROTH GREGORY ADAMS KEVIN ADAMS GERARD ALBERTS EDWARD ALEXANDER ROBERT ALLEY STEVEN ALI.IA 94 WILLIAM ALVAREZ MICHAEL AMODEI CRAIG ANDERSON RICHARD APICE GREGORY ARBIZ

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James O'Donnell Kevin Olcksiak William Quinn John Quinto will stay with me in future years.” James O’ Donnell: Jim is that type of person who is kind enough to offer his help and services without even being asked. Such an attitude has characterized his service in such organizations as the Student Council, Raidcrscope, Arrow, Appeals Board, T.V. Studio, both Prom Committees, and Ryan Service. Jim likes to spend his spare time playing sports. He wants to enter college and concentrate on journalism and communications. Jim looks to a career in journalism with either a newspaper or a magazine. “I had a lot of fun. If 1 had to do it all over again, I wouldn’t change a thing.” Kevin Oleksiak: In the Student Council, Booster Club, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, intra-mural basketball, and swimming, Kevin displayed a spirit of cooperation. Outside the school, he devotes some of his free time to such hobbies like movies, photography, ping pong, and basketball. In his pursuit for greater knowledge, Kevin will enter college where he will undertake the challenge of marketing management. His current career plans are in the business field. “I’ve met a lot of friendly people here and received a fantastic education. With the help of the teachers and fellow students, I matured greatly.” William Quinn: A person who gives up his own time in service for others is to be admired and Bill is such a person. At Ryan, he served on the Student Council, Raiderscope, prom and Liturgy committees, T.V. Studio, as a football manager, basketball manager, ran track, and played football. Looking ahead. Bill wants to attend college and focus on either political science or psychology. “My years here have achieved their purpose in establishing relationships and making me more socially and academically inclined.” John Quinto: John was so involved with the Raiderscope and Arrow, that he earned the nickname, “Scoop.” He was a sensational Sports Editor. John aspires to a future career in journalism, hopefully as a sports writer, his greatest ambition. John always wears a smile and is known for his pleasant, carefree disposition. I enjoy just walking down corridors and talking with people; saying hello, acknowledging them as important. It makes me feel great.” We hope John continues on his present course as he strives to fulfill his dreams as a journalist. Joseph Rochford: Giving out a helping hand with a friendly smile was the way Joe reached out to people at Ryan. He was active in football. Student Council. Appeals Board, Booster Club, of which he was President, Prom Committees, German Club, and World Affairs Council. Joe is headed for Temple University to study marketing and business management. His thoughts about Ryan are that he really had a good time here and is sad to leave though he looks forward to the future. Timothy Senko: Tim participated in many phases of student life here at Ryan, and he was able to do so with a spirit of friendly cooperation. Diligently involved in such activities like the Raiderscope, Arrow , Prom Committees, Ryan Service, Appeals Board, Liturgy Committees, and intra-murals, he helped his classmates and had fun doing it. A bright future ahead of him, he intends to go onward to college pre-med studies with a possible career in the medical field. “My years at Ryan strengthened me in character and personality. They’ve helped me to know myself and form a concept of where I’m at and where I’m going.” Edward Trauffer: Ed was the Layout Editor for the Raiderscope, as well as writer, Vice-President of Ryan’s Band, Vice-President of the World Affairs Council, a Student Council representative, and first-aid instructor for the Outdoor Club. He was a member of the Liturgy and Prom Committees, the men’s chorus, German, Chess, Ping Pong, and Tau Clubs. Ed also ranked high academically, justifying his membership in the National Honor Society. “It’s been the highlight of my life. Ryan has been a second home to me and a source of social and intellectual grow th, preparing me for the future.” Joseph Rochford Timothy Senko Edward Trauffer

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GREGORY BALDWIN WILLIAM BARRY ROBERT BEAVERS ANDREW J. BEBEN JOSEPH BECKER MATTHEW BENZ WILLIAM L. BERKOWITZ GREGORY BERRY JEFFREY BEUERLE RONALD BIANCHI MICHAEL BOESENHOFER JOHN BOOTH 95 PAUL BLASZCZYK MICHAEL BONES