Bergen Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Oradell, NJ)

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REV. BRO. ANTON I. LIPS MATH CHAIRMAN Now in his second year at Bergen, Bro. Lips' schedule includes Math classes in all four grades. Brother's time after school 'thas been devoted to moderating the Varsity Football team. He has earned his B.S. from Iona College, his M.S. from Fordham Uni- vesity, and has attended Boston College. 50' ,4 ' REV. BRO. PATRICK G. MCPADDEN LANGUAGE CHAIRMAN English, and French, is also moderator of the and Showtime. He re- in Education and M.A. in University. Brother en- tennrs is interested in art. MR. IOHN B. MAEEIOTTA SOCIAL STUDIES CHAIRMAN Teaching American History and coaching our successful basketball teams makes an interesting combination for this seven year veteran at Bergen. Having received his B.A. from Iona College and M.A. from Columbia, Mr. Mazziotta is married and has one child. MR. SALVATORE V. MONTAGNA ENGLISH CHAIRMAN . -' Presently completing his sixth year at -B.C., Mr. Montagna is teaching English and Chemistry. He obtained his B.A. from Iona College, his MLA. from N.Y.U. He has done graduate work in Chemistry at Notre Dame. His line literary talents have brought much praise to the Herald and Emphasis. -'W REV. BRO. MICHAEL S. MCELHATTON Capably handling the complex job as moder- ator of the Crusader, Bro. McElhatton is also teaching Religion, French, and Spanish this year. In his second year at Bergen, Brother is a recipient of a B.A. from Iona College and is a candidate for an M.A. at Seton Hall. MR. PAVIIRICK MURPHY, Another asset to Bergen Catho1ic's faculty is Mr. Murphy. In his second year he is presently teaching Algebra and Biology, and moderates the Biology Club. Receiving his B.A. from the Catho ic University of Amer- ica, he has also attended Fordham Uni- versity. Mr. Murphy is an avid enthusiast of winter sports.

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REV. BRO. RONALD A. HOWE Coming to Bergen Catholic's faculty this year, Brother Howe's teaching assignments include Religion and World History. Brother received his B.A. at St. Basil's College and his M.A. from St. Iohn's Universi . Besides being this ye'ar's Freshman Footbatll modera- tor, he also enjoys reading and painting. V MR. THOHAS W. IRWIN This year, his third as a member of B.C.,s faculty, finds Mr. Irwin engrossed in the instruction of American History and English. He -complements these scholastic duties with his capable coaching of Varsity Bowling and Baseball. Mr. Irwin is the recipient of a B.A. from Iona College and is working for his M.A. in Education at Hunter College. I ...ti-12' I 1, 1 REV. BRO. GERALD M. KING ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Unraveling the mysteries of Junior and Senior Mathematics and Freshman Latin, Brother King has finished his second year of teaching at Bergen. Through his zeal and initiation, he provided a rounded edu- cation by the successful athletic programs. MR. P. KEITH KRAYER HEAD FOOTBALL COACH Mr. Krayer, who teaches American and World History, is a Rutgers University grad- uate. He has returned as Varsity Football coach and also coaches our Freshman Base- ball team. A three letter athlete in his senior Hear, the former Rutgers halfback received is B.A. in History. MR. VICTOR L. LIGGIO BASEBALL COACH Guiding our students in the intricate formats of Business Law and Bookkeeping, Mr. Lig- gio is also engaged in teaching American History. On our staff for five years, Coach Liggio pilots the Varsity Baseball team and assists with Freshman Football coaching. Mr. Liggio has 'received his B.A. from Iona and has attended St. Iohn's Law School.

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THOMAS M. NIQQRRAYI member. af yeah Mr. Murray is one of our Ph sical Education instmctors and teaches Enghsh. He received Qhis BEA, at Rutger's Universityf and also has 'studied Theater' Arts:i3gMr.' Imh Murray the coach of our Sophomore Football and Track tearnsgllis favorite sports are football, la- Icrossgggijand- igyntnasticsgyg A 1. an .iv fa f--- it K. 1.51 M -- MR. RALPH I- PINTO i A - 1. ,- Mr. Pinto attended Montclair State College and has spent nineteen gears on football coaqlring -staffs histfslasf .where Enjoying thgiiesfiigorsifiliof football the challenge of Egolf, Mi. Pinto has offered his assistance tojthe school in both these fields. YHe'isQiniarriedQ7andi two . ,. A NN MR. JAMES OBROTKA BAND DIRECTOR One of the original pioneers at B.C., Mr. Obrotka has exercised his fine qualities in guiding our band. He teaches Spanish and English. He earned his B.S. and M.A. at Columbia University and has attended Seton Hall and N.Y.U. Presently Working on his Masters in Spanish, Mr. Obrotka, an inter- national student, has also studied in Paris. MR. VVILLIAM I. ROLLINS GUIDANCE DIRECTOR As Bergen Catholic Guidance chairman, Mr. Rollins is also teaching American History and Reading this year. He received his B.S. at St. Peter's, his M.A. at Seton Hall, and his M.B.A. at F airleigh Dickinson. Mr. Rol- lins is also a member of the A.P.G.A., a Catholic guidance organization. 2 MR. MICHAEL A. PICCIALLO As a teacher of World History and Biology Mr. Picciallo will be completing his fourth year at Bergen. As an extra assignment he is engaged in the teaching of the Hne art of football to our Freshmen. He holds a B.S. from Shippensburg State College. .iff