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

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51233 ai: ' 'A' E fe.. Q Rev, Bao. ILIL PATRICK Ai CiLEE?iJN educator in the truest syense,fzBro. Qleesoig litin toihis studentsf Now in his fifth at Bergen, he has once been,Provincial gif. he' Ntriericah Prloyince,'Princibal oiX'iAllE Halldiifsi nstitute and Iona'Prep. He holds a B.A. from f. Ma,ry's and anxM.A.,fromg,F9rdhan1 Uniyersit nd recently received an' l.l..D. from Iona Collegi K V. 44 N Nj? mem: 'I wi! , :JE --jjtallighn receivediqhis WBLQA. at St.VIeg,Maryis andre ,I e , 'AL I. E ,I vm EA 2-Iii ffasefgfm I A125 I l L .ge .. ' ' ' ' wsssm ' T5 iii: ' 2 I ijBishop Guilfoyle 'in AltoonaifAPa., Halligoni teaches Religibnl ,,25U9liSl!,z Qfilisnl-57l!11,..,Fll0l1Q Wlihs 'Returning 16 Beigen aliter tgizchiniima 7 I. I EQ I,, Ii M, L QE - lava: 1 ' 'Vfiif' 'fn-A Abeangfimoasgzfor lherfjubliasiipeakiip I'si5H1inziA?iff? An avid hockey fan onclyan excellent skater, Mr. iattended F5jdhammUnliyersity.M V L' A 'Ei' 313:27 ,gf fa. I LII. .3 :I .Q mm. . , I I ,,.. Z... L 551: + AA? CLASSICAL LA R? l I I , I - RE A .fn 5 Bm ff? ' ' 11222122271 MR. JOHN B. COURTNEY CLASSICAL LANGUAGE CHAIRMAN This year Mr. Courtney's teaching assignments include Latin and Religion. As L, It 5 'S 3 A. addition 'fiiesefifws fiieuliygihiwginr' if? Mr. McDermott. His teaching -assignments includef fsl:'Il I?2'!'5' Hsseobfeilied fliis- ' ff'Sociol6Ey frditii Hol?Cro?s where he'fgNas'residenfQf 'Mtg theq,Dean' of In, Lhisywspare ,time-Mrfjf ff?McDerrE61f 'ei1ioys','giteadi3iiQu din6iA'qII.H1spbrts:sf -QT, ,Q 5 AS I I fi? ,ga iii .Ei-A 1, sf, , A , Y MR. CHRISTOPHER J. DONFIELD Junior Guidance Director Now in his sixth year at Bergen, Mr. Donfield capably teaches English and Latin. Currently working on his Doctorate in Guidance, he is also the assistant Basketball Coach. Mr. Donfield re- ceived his B.S. at Fordham usd his M.A. at Seton A A.gfiff-z51.ffv+9.gfiSf'iffsSbvqwfvfhe'h-me fineilntlveise mevelgpingggf ,., ,.,. 2 'A . odiiiichoil? 7AEFCoiuiQlii'?ey moigiiiniffhis' amonaiifgihd hif3iMfiAigfiom'i?SffiJdlfn's. .Hifi Qiiii i' I 902221 iii ' 'tft Ali' 'A-A ge A S is osne ofQB.C's'-original pioneers, this year being his tenthwas a iorticipatingfgiember ...ifI xi yi ir my fi was ew f I jg 17 f III IIi I IIIII I i1-- A ' . viii - f UI, A, . Y. , I., L ., V Lf

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I y 2. Wylsgii elif M W REV. BRO. -,PATRICK G. MQPADDEN' In his third -year at Bergen, Brother McFadden teaches French and Religion. As moderator of the band, Showtime, and' B.0.B., his capable leadership is constantly reflected. Bro. received his B.S. in Education and' his M.A. in French from Fordham University, and 'has furthered his study at Laval University. Brother is a tennis tan and has a keen interest in art. fiat REV. BRO. MICHAEL S. MCELHATTON Ably directing the complex task of moderating the Crusader, Brother is presently in his third year at Bergen teaching French, Religion and Spanish. His credits include a B.A. from Iona College and, at present, is studying at Seton Hall for his M.A. Only this past summer Brother studied at L'Institut Catholique in Paris grid Ltoured France extensively. V I L T1 - , ,... ..4.:.A,,A,?... f .. ,. f --- --f'v ' :QTJ-':s.:: ' .i I ' I I I, , ' x ,I v ra I I I REV. BRO. DAVID A. VILLECCO MODERN LANGUAGE CHAIRMAN Bergen is fortunate to have on its faculty this year Brother Villecco who, at present, is teaching Spanish and Religion. Besides heading our Modern Language department, Bro. also moderates the Spanish Club and is our Athletic Moderator. His numerous degrees include a B.A. from Iona College, a M.A. from St. John's University, and a Ph.D. from Universidad Interamericana. These credits are further complemented by Brother's studies at L'Institut Catholique in Paris. Bro. also is an avid enthusiast of lbasehall and golf. e -v 5'm 2 ks.,- REV. BRO. JOSEPH S. SMITH ln his eight years at Bergen, Brother Smith has skillfully managed the school library as Library Assistant, a task he held for six years at Iona College. This year Brother is teaching Religion and French. He is recipient of a B.S. from Ford- ham University, has an M.S. in Library Science from Columbia University, and has done extensive MR. JAMES J. OBROTKA Now in his tenth year, one of Bergen's Mr. Obrotka has exhibited his adept talent in directing our fine band. This is teaching English and Spanish. Mr. has received his B.S. and M.A. from and has attended N.Y.U. and Seton Hall. credits also include a period of study in Paris Wwdik inifrench ,at' Laval .Unive?sity, , ' i br- 1,-'-if ,, , f - If - I ,. ' - ' f 'Wg-. -1 . , H , 'f:.,e3.f.l,-ani- ,gg-gl..--.,..,1 1,,. -, gm, 1 Ii 1 .ii s rt up .-.5 '. . Y ' ', . , .. :Jw -.-I-4: ' - 'I 'A ir' A ' ' J 'QHIH-,,JL.,v.. I .4 .ft 5 Ji... H K aj.. R ,ji -t.t'.- 4.11.4 .rr 3 I GW'-f t, I If N wr we-r-,1 .I ' Law- :mn ' ' I H I Jw . if , -- 1 , wi- u ,E 1 ' iir I U.. ' - ' ' . Jann.. , .- I he... I 'Il U , - w .. A E - 1 I. .-.-.H .1 -.-J 52,99-7Q.IeE .... ,Q - 4- ' 'R :L L-VI.L H 'i

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.,-T . ' , . I l it MRS. J. WARREN CHAPMAN Librarian Mrs. Chapman, an eight year veteran in our library department, is one of the unexpendable people at Bergen Catholic. She is always ready to answer the questions of students in need 'of help, and her Library Orientation course has en- lightened many students as to the varied advan- tages that the library offers. Mrs. Chapman re- ceived her education from Paterson State College. MRS. WALTER V. GILLES Secretary Mrs. Gilles is in the process of completing her tenth year at Bergen. She received her secre- tarial training at Theodore Roosevelt School. Her unceasing and untiring efforts are in a large part responsible for the smooth functioning of the office administration. Mrs. Gilles is the mother of a B.C. alumnus. PECIAL ER ICE DR. ROBERT B. GORMAN School Physician Tending to the health of B.C.'s students for the eighth straight year, Dr. Gorman's unflogging efforts have been retiected in the superb condi- tioning of the entire student body. He earned his M.D. at the University of Kansas, and is the father of two alumni and a student at B.C. A word of gratitude is extended to Dr. Gorman for his dedication. ,LJQBW MR. RALPH J. PINTO Athletic Director Mr. Pinto is one of the big men behind the spirit at Bergen this year. He has recently been ap- pointed Director of Athletics and everyone knows him for his devotion to the Football team. He also coaches the Varsity golf team and spends much of his spare time at this, his favorite hobby. Mr. Pinto is married and has two children. MR. DOMINICK L. ALBAMONTE Maintenance Superintendent Whenever a helping hand is needed, Mr. Alba- monte can always be found. The excellent main- tenance of our school is a tribute to his superla- tive work, Dom, as he has come to be known by most of the students, finds relaxation after school in bowling and golf. Many times he can be found beating the skins in a well known band, The Noblemen. MR. E. L. WILLIAMS Driver Education This is Mr. Williams' second year at Bergen . . - s . Y l already his ability as Instructor of the Education course is well known Prior to Ber Mr. Williams spent 'I7 years in the effort to m students safe and responsible drivers. He obtai his BA. from Springfield College in Massa: setts and his M.A. from N.Y.U.