Archbishop Stepinac High School - Shepherd Yearbook (White Plains, NY)

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on To the graduating seniors of Stepinac, the building itself possesses special lasting significance. At first it stands as a living symbol of the sacrifices which the Catholics of Westchester are willing to make for Catholic high school education. Secondly, it serves as a reminder of the active interest the Catholic Church has always shown in the education of her sons. Thirdly, it is a living monument to Cardinal Stepinac and to the persecutions and deprivations which he and countless others receive at the hands of atheistic materialists. Finally, it symbolizes the constant struggle of Catholic youth for the possession of the light of Faith and knowledge.

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Dante James Alberi Bronxville, New York Immaculate Conception Class Officer l3 French Club 2, 33 Italian Club 33 Track 2, 3. Dante participated with great joy in Mr. Soprano's track exploits. He enjoyed Latin so much that he took it for four years. Algebra was Dante's worst subject, After graduation he plans to study liberal arts at Fordham. in-9 Q '43 ' :ig itat-I' 'TL 15 Michael James Ansbro Mount Vernon, New York Sts. Peter and Paul Basketball l, 23 Varsity 3, 4, Class Officer l, 23 Mission Crusade l, 2. Although Mike lost one of his front teeth in an accident on the basketball court, he is still called Beaver by many of his friends. He figured prominently in the hopes of the Stepinac basketball team this year. A likeable person, Mike will have little trouble getting along in college next fall, 53' av 'i' Jan Suchodolski Anthony Ardsley, New York Sacred Heart Shepherd 4, Aquinas Society 23 Class Officer 33 Electronics Club 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Physics Club 33 Scientific Society l, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 43 Track I3 Usher Society 3, 4, Ox was a familiar figure on the football field as well as on the basketball court, In the classroom, the sciences and Brother Meinrad were his favorites. Cornell Uni- versity and chemical engineering are in the future for this affable senior. Anthony Frank Anunziato Anthony Lee Applebey White Plains, New York Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Senior Bulletin 43 Stage Crew 4. Tony has been a popular and well liked student through all four years at Stepinac. Bookkeeping ranked as his favorite sub- ject. His enthusiasm in the annual school maintenance campaign has certified his loyalty to Stepinac. Tony hopes to attend a business college next fall. Pleasantville, New York Holy Innocents Bowling Club 3, 43 Classical Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, K.B.S. l, 2, 33 Class Officer 33 Track l. Anthony found Latin and Fr. William McGann a most enjoyable combination. The high point of each year was the annual retreat. Next year Anthony hopes to attend Providence College. The record is five minutes. 'W' , ,t..2'ff,. ri it I, V V ,,.A . A - 5 x .E 'X . 3 ,V 7,5 ' :, , , rig: -.,. F W1 LA, '35, '- .'1s,t. '7 'if ' t. 11.4 Q- M ,J H , . - f ' -- .-4 f Robert Charles Autorino Mount Vernon, New York Our Lady of Victory Class Officer 23 Student Council 3, 4. As a Sophomore Bob received the Nick- name Ace . This has remained his nemesis for the last three years. The two institutions which Bob frowned upon were physics and that all too familiar short lunch period. In the future Bob hopes to attend Fordham where he will study pre-med. 1' Ft ,iq uw' 4 7' ,I