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

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REV. BRO. ANTONIAAJ. IZIPS MATH , CHAIRMAN Bro. Lips, in his third year at Bergen, devotes a great part of his time to unlocking themysteries of mathe- matics with his eager students. A 'holder of a .B.5, from Iona and' a M.S. from -Fordham, he has also attended Boston College and Catholic'University. On top of being a highly qualified teacher, Brother moderates the Varsity and .lunidr 'Varsity Football teams. V V - sttt E., REV. BRO. JAMES B. WALSH lnstructing our students for his seventh year at B.C., Brother Walsh dedicates his time to teach- ing Biology, and Geometry. He received his B.A. at Iona and his M.A. from St. John's. Aside his teaching duties he is moderator of the track team. Brother is also in charge of our ever- expanding bookroom. '- -igpnew .addition at Bergen this year, Bro. lucas -, '- 0. 4 I I 5BR'O.'fMlCHAE'L D. LUCAS has ,proven 'to be invaluable to-the teaching statt. ,Besides Mathematics, Brother also teaches Religion. He received his B.S. from Iona College, and 'enioys readingt in his spare time. Brother's favorite sports -include baseball and basketball. THAD 531: ' 'I-1: ,K ,..,.,1 -Q: 1 ,-1 ,fe-f fds- QQ' Q ei ' ' . - .5 - Q fa - MR. GEORGE H. WEBBI . In this, his first year at Bergen Catholic, Mr. Webb can he found teaching Mathematics. He attended the University of Virginia where he received his B.S. Mr. Webb devotes a great deal of his time and ettort after school helping students unravel the peculiarities of Math and has proven to be a fine asset to Bergen's faculty. CIE CE DEPARTMENTS ve Yr.:- REV. BRO. JOHN E. DORNBOS SCIENCE CHAIRMAN This year finds Bro. Dornbos, the moderator of the Varsity and Junior Varsity basketball teams, -teaching,Physics, Modern Algebra and! Advanced Algebra. He received this B.S. in 'Physics andjbin Math ,land his ini Education from' Seton:,HallIY!BrQ,,:mQljisftitth,,y?g1rf ati'iBergeri, is V It currently. wbrkinss .931 his .M-S.. ini Phxsicsaf. the.'DEi.?eisity if 'lz!91re Qbi1E-I A-gf ' -. tj - -A ' 1 I r' 11- iff 4 5 f.i if -'l5:3f.LQi7'1E:'..lP 41 1'. f' -7 - 'ir iigif, 'i.QQcI. ,I .1,'f7:.j:.g- cl..-' , - cc '-1 ' .M .-'U it . . f F't' ii 4- Ag A Er, .ALL c L I 3 I I I .'. ' ' '. J I ' CL' - '-I' 1-is -'-' -v. . .'., P1 ,' .-- - -V - JJ., .': , ' Ifg -. , ,,, ,- -Q , . .. ll, .-. 2 4 -, ' ' --gfwasi asgslj-,gags :mu-s'3i'!'h'4T:iI ' , f W I L 1-TL .IL '1r'g,,.' ,L -.JR gr 1 '1 r-1 '.4 - ' -- ,l.'-:.- ' -Years, FT-IF -j 'L -is '

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E GLI H DEPARTME T 49 me 2121 7:11 'um 3155 ill! WIS? to fum A gow health... .45 Z REV BRO JOHN B CHANEY ilu: WM -s-4-..-N '-argl'-.J .4 t In his second year as a member of Bergens faculty, Brother Chaney divides his time teach- ing English and Spanish. To complement this, he is also head of Sophomore Guidance. ' ENGLISH CHAIRMAN B,-oqher gl-uduqged wifh Q B.A. from long and Mr. Montagno's talents are well distributed throughout the school in this, his gtk A-he MR. THOMAS M. MURRAY being one of our Physical Education and coach of the Sophomore Track and Squads Mr Murray also conducts an course He received his BA at Rutgers has studied Theater Arts Mr Murrays sports are football and lacrosse studied Spanish at Seton Hall. seventh year at Bergen. Both of our fine literary efforts, the Herald and Emphasis, are under his guidance. Mr. Montagna teaches English and Chem- istry, and received his B.A. from Iona, his M.A. from N.Y.U., and did gradui ate work at Notre Dame. T MR. THOMAS W. IRWIN This year Mr Irwnns diversified talents have been well distributed throughout the school He has made his presence felt both by his capable teaching of English and History In class and by his success as Varsity Bowling and Baseball Coach Presently working on his MA in Educatuon at Manhattan College Mr lrwln is the recipient of a BA from Iona College ff-F55 sits. sg MR. R. BARRY MCBRIAR This year Mr McBnar teaches English and Biology and IS the moderator of the debating club H attended St Michaels College where he received his AB and has studied at Fordham A new member of our faculty Mr McBrlar plans further graduate work in Clinical Psychology

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. L - .. ..... A - s I 1 I . I A 1. -hz, ,. .,c.?,we , . -ff. .. ,,-up ,-,. '--.1 mp, . . .-.,,1w ef- ,2.:.1.s,iy-4-' , Je- Wei. .sa L-- .. q ,+,-i.-.a 1: A ,,,: MR. JOHN MAZZIOTIA I HISTORY' CHAIRMAN ' U Presently, Mr. Mazziotta 'teaches European and American History to' his students. Hevalso pilots P ' our successful Varsity basketball team. He received his B.A: at lona College, his M.A. at Columbia University, and also has attended Georgetown University. Previously, Mr. Magziotta coached at All Hallows, where he was taught the winning formula which he has established' at B.C. HI TORY DEPARTME T I I MR. VICTOR L. LIGGIO in a manner characteristic of our fine Mr. Liggio keeps his students intrigued the marvels of Business Law and History. Cur- in his ninth year here, he is the coach of e Varsity Baseball and the Freshman Football ams. Mr. Liggio graduated with a B.B.A. from na College and has since attended St. .lohn's Iwigqtgqizr Q-if Q F- I 1 iii MR. FRANK J. GREGUS Primarily concerned with the education of his pupils, Mr. Gregus has demonstrated his capa- bilities beyond a doubt in this, his first year at Bergen. Presently, his assignments include History, Biology and the Coin and Stamp Club. A recipient of a B.S. in Education Mr. Gregus has attended Seton Hall, Farleigh Dickinson, and St. Mary's . I . .-.H . ,c .,.. W, .,,...,HqIl.,,..en.d-.h.ns- Universities. A -, n ,V K .-pi-V.: TWLIA- nl. jf! ITI1Qe - Zfiictf '-feernl 99 n' ' - erfsg:ljalents.4.. .andlrworld 'Histoizyz Pt. Rytgersb, .Wliefe . swhea-I. spring arrives, Afreshrhvnf Bdsebell? Gmibh-Q MR. WILLIAM J. ROLLINS Guidance Chairman Mr. Rollins devotes the greater part of his time aiding hopeful seniors attain their college accept- ances. Apart from this, he also teaches History and Reading in this, his fifth year at Bergen. He received his B.S. at St. Peter's, his M.A. at Seton ililfoilliilslfiij dpresel 1inN'Psychology