Bishop Duffy High School - Rapideer Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

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M f . -4, f -....,i, ,ft ww.-1 .. .W ff,a.ar.udL'fDiC-Ilw17fn.-J ' ' Q Power, our theme, is portrayed on the S.P.A. display building. I DutIy's sidewalk superintend- ent! inspect the new power plant. World's Largest Power Project Through the great advances in sciences and engi- neering, man is once again attempting to harness the power of the mighty Niagara, to join forces with nature in the world's largest power project. The Power Authority of New York, headed by Mr. Robert Moses, has taken upon itself the enormous task of constructing the largest power project in the world today. Financed by private bonds, it is expected to reach an estimated cost of S720,000,000. ln accordance with the treaty between the United States and Canada, the United States is allowed to convert approximately 50,000 of the 200,000 cubic feet of water per second which flows over the Falls into power. To construct the needed facilities involved in producing this power, thirteen major contracting com- panies have been hired. These companies are working on five major projects: the intake structures, water conduits, the Tuscarora Reservoir, the Tuscarora Pump Generating Plant, and the Niagara Generating Plant. The intake structures, located one mile above the Falls, will be able to divert so much water that the Falls can literally be shut ott. The water will travel 411, miles through two parallel conduits, which are 85 feet in di- ameter, to the Tuscarora Reservoir. This reservoir will cover approximately 14,000 acres. lt will store the water used in the two generating plants. The construction of the Tuscarora Pump Generating Plant will involve the use of some 600,000 cubic yards of concrete and 27,000 tons of steel. The construction of the Niagara Generating Plant, the largest of the project, will utilize approximately 1,000,000 cubic yards of concrete and some 42,000 tons of steel. lt will be 389 feet high and 1,840 feet long and contain 13 generating units. Upon completion the full operation will provide an annual output of 13,000,000,000 kilowatt hours trans- mitted from the main transmitter in voltages of 115,000 and 230,000. Ninety percent of the estimated 8,500,000 cubic yards of rock have been removed. 35,000 holes have been drilled for the 1,000,000 pounds of explosives which have been used. One ot the biggest blasts up to date has utilized 19,600 pounds of dynamite. 170,000 cubic yards of concrete have been poured and rein- forced by 4,000 tons of steel with 340,000 cubic feet of lumber used as forms. A general vlow of the conduits under construction. World's Most Important Power Proiecf The Niagara Power Project is very impressive to all and beneficial to Niagara Falls and New York State. The Project already has been an important factor in the economy of the city and locale. The power yet to be produced will contribute much to the social and eco- nomic well-being of the whole state of New York. As important as the Niagara Power Project is, there is a more important power project underway not only in this city, but also throughout the state and country. This power project, education, takes the raw material of a small child and develops it. The uneducated child, after years of educating, emerges powerful, intellectu- ally, socially, and physically. The dependent youth emerges an independent mature adult, who is capable to take on the duties of making a living for himself and family and of contributing to the well-being of society. ln public schools education ends with the three R's, reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic. ln Catholic schools to this part of the power project there is added the fourth R, religion. This most important power is strengthened and developed. Man's most important function and duty in this life is to know, love, and serve God. Seek you first the kingdom of God. The Catholic Church, commanded by God to teach all nations, must and has the right to conduct schools. The inculcating of faith, moral truths, and the love of God and neighbor profits the individual and society. The state benefits tremen- dously by truly Christian men and women. We young men of Bishop Duffy High School are proud to be a part of the world's most important power project. We humbly submit to the reader the story of our phase in this divinely approved project. The story unfolds as follows: TABLE OF CONTENTS Power of Authority . . . 6 Power to Live with God ...... . . I4 Power to Live with Our Neighbor . . . . 22 Power fo Know the World . . . . 44 Power to Develop Self . . . . . 52 Power Projects-Students .. ..78 Pope John XXIII cord ally g ets Father J Franc s Tucker O SFS ho accompan ed the reugnnng monarchs of Monaco Prrnce Ran er and Pr ncess Grace on a state stt to the Vat can . fhere exlsfs no auihorliy November 4 T958 the eyes ot Rome stall morst wrth the tears shed tor the deceased Pope Plus XII begun to glow wrth the stght ol the whrte smoke rlsrng over the Vattcan A new pope has been elected by the card: nals gathered rn secret conclave Who rs the n w Bishop ot Rome Vtcar at Chrrst Supreme Shepherd ot more than three hundred mrllron people? I-Ie rs Angelo Cardrnal Roncallu and he has assumed the name ot John XXIII The p rmacy ot John XXIII rs hs supreme power o Iurlsdrctton to teach rule and sancttty the universal Church rt IS not merely a prerogattve ot honor The Roman pontrlt has thus supreme power because he rs excepi from Gad IRomans 13 Il the successor of St Peter 'he hrst bishop ol Rome The pope ts chosen tor lute by the cardtnals They however ao not bestow upon the newly elected has supreme powers These powers are conterred by God and thus no human author ty can take them away The e ot he papal powers rs lnlallrbtl y the pope when speaktng ex cathedra an a matter ol tatth or morals cannot make a mrstake or teach error Thus :nal brltty must no be cantused vvrth rmpecca y trtytos eoeleao good Catnolrcs goes to contessron May the rergn ot our beloved I-Ioly Fatner Pope John XXIII cont nue long and a orrously I re . I , ..,. , w I ' ' ll 9 ' 0 0 ll 0 ' . ' e , I . A , ' ' , chl I t ' ' I 'It . By this gltt . ' 'At 'E N f , ' - . H r' , r ' ,E r I btltt ,I the Inabl In Th p p , ik II ther 6 H s Excellency B shop Joseph A Burke D D A ' 0' H s Excellency B shop Leo R Sm th D D .fy J ff R Re Msgr Sylvester J Ho bel Diocesan Superrnfendent of Schools Rt Re Msgr Leo E Hammer! Assoc ate Super tends-nt of Schoo S Pope John XXIII rs Supreme Shepherd ot the whole world has Excellency Bishop Joseph A Burke DD us Chuef Shepherd of the Duocese ot Buftalo Bishop Burke l952 As o bushop he hos the fullness of the pruesthood atChr1st that rs he rnay ordarn other men As Brshop ot Buftalo has Excellency exercuses by rght the full power of order and lurusdrctron over Western New York He rs responsrble prrnearuly for the preservrng ot talth and morals Srnce he hos so mony dutues Bishop Burke as ably assisted by an auxulrary brshop Most Rev Leo R Smith Tltulor Bishop of Marlda L v. . . l K ' N. 5 was oppointed by Pope Plus XII, Residential Bishop in 5 . . is I . . . ogg: X Mx E . I . . , I 2. --2 A. Sf Francis deSales Our Model The Very Rev Dom n c Balducelll OSF S Superior General Q! ' 2' kr IVY Bishop Edward Schlofferback 0 S F S chats wnth Fr Conlnn durnng has recent vuslt The patron of our Oblate teachers IS Saxnt Francis de Sales The Gentleman Saint of Savoy This Prince and Bishop of Geneva lived during the era which followed close upon the Renaissance and the Protestant Reformatlon He was a true man ot his tame a gentleman and a scholar or rather a gentleman nn so far as he was a scholar because Samt Francus de Sales like John Cardlnal Newman IH the nineteenth cen tury belreved that a gentleman was an educated man me a man acquainted through studies with as much knowledge as possible rn order to cope wnth the world un which he must lve Knowledge IS power someone has sand but It was Saunt Francns de Sales who declared that Educatton IS the enghth sacrament May Saint Francis de Sales lWho wielded a pen so mighty that It earned hum the tltles Doctor ot the Umversal Church and Patron of Catholic Wrutersl bless this book which IS pre sented as testimony to the traunlng we have received from has sons a tramnng destgned to prepare us for the courageous and confldent acceptance of the challenge ot lute Wlth all our power we shall clung to the Salesuan :deal of the Catholnc gentleman the educated Cathollc TENUI NEC DIMITTAM I w. I O ,...., 1 1 1 1 1 tp- T ,.., s.- Q U A A 1 1 I- 1 1 1 . ii ' , . . The Very Rev. Edward F. Conlin, O.S.F.S. Principal The Very Rev. James V. O'NeiIl, O.S.F.S Local Religious Superior Ublafes of Si Francis de Sales . Our Guides fo Power The Very Rev Wllllam D Buckley, 0 S F S witnesses Fr O Neill local relugrous superior taking his oath of ofTice I I I C O ' 9 . REV JOSEPH D O S F S Englrsh Musrc Dramatrcs Glee Club Mothers Club Stage Crew REV VINCENT deP BURKE O S F S Spanish REV JAMES E CASSIDY O S F S REV RAYMOND J CHRIST O S F S l ,, ,,.-af .-1 f5? g'4-ef Q 9 1 2 ff' ff 2 3 ,f i 2, g ff? , Z lf? f, ,pe ,fg Remedfvl R9Ud 19 Rellglon En9l'Sh Physrcs Mathematics Mechanical ,Qurdance Registrar Drawing Semor Class Moderator WV Chess Club Oblate Guild Photography Club Raprdeer Power fo C onsecrafe REV DOMINICK F FINN O S FS Mathematrcs Freshman Basketball Sacrrstans Sodalrty Do thus un remembrance of Me Whose sms you shall forgave they are forgiven, and whose suns you shall retam they are retained By these words Chrlst bestowed the twofold powers of the prrest Flrst, In Importance, IS the power to otter Mass Thus power IS vrtal to us, for the graces we recerve through rt are boundless Secondly the Power of the Keys grves prrests the power to forgave sms so that errmg souls may be reinstated to sanctrfymg grace 10 ,f f ,Z ,f f,Q- f 1 k 4 7 2,7 .7 -F ff! 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McCARTNEY, O.S.F,S Citizenship Education. Current Events, Model U,N. REV. PETER J. MCNEILL, O.S.F.S. English, Typing. Junior Class Moderator, Antler. Power io Forgive Sins Ir , -f rx iss Y,- . H, L. Y-Y ' 'lsr' .l 6 ,pu g, a ,, C ,JS . X --.- ,, - .si-4. , ,Y ...W 5 . 05.1--I , 5 ,41 T -'.- gn -Q- x-' REV. ELMER J. OROSZ, O.S.F.S. Citizenship Education, Religion. Sophomore Class Moderator, Cafeteria, Track. - REV. ALEXANDER T. POCETTO, O.S.F.S. French. Prelect of Discipline, Debating, Student Council. V2 :Qt REV. MR, RAYMOND F. COAKLEY, O.S.F.S. Mathematics, French, General Science. REV. MR. MICHAEL R. DONOHOE, t H is a greaf work fo train fhe mind and form fhe habits WJ of the ',tQJ 'iJ young. M J J St. John Chrysostom REV. MR. JAMES J. O'NEILL, O.S.F.S Mathematics, Citizenship Education. Socristans, Intramural Bosketbalt. REV. MR. JOSEPH D. YOUNG, y 05.55. ' f O.S.F.S. Engiish. W r Citizenship Education, Music. Intramural Bowling. feyf. ! Sodclity, Choir. 1 The duplicutor aids Mrs. Ross, our secretary, keep an efficient office. M 1 ' 1 Y X4 5 z '34 gi BRO, PAUL RADLINSKI Custodian. f Coach of Football, Basketball an 'X MJ MR. JAMES NILAND Physical Ed Baseball. 1 Q 5 1 fx-9 4.05, P5 KX,- l l a . 3 i l This is the Chalice of My Blood. Speaking of the Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, St. Francis de Sales calls it the sun of spiritual exercises, the center of the Christian religion, the heart of devo- tion and the soul of piety. And so it is for all true lovers of Jesus Christ. The Sacrifice of the Mass is the renewal of the Sac- rifice of the Cross. What took place on Calvary in a bloody manner takes place on the Catholic altars in an unbloody manner. Despite this difference in manner, the Sacrifice of the Mass is the same Sacrifice as the Sac- rifice of the Cross, because both Sacrifices have the same Priest, Jesus Christ, and the same purposes, lt is consummated. namely, Adoration, Expiation, Thanksgiving, and Pe- tition. One should often stop to consider this great truth. Every time a priest of the Holy Roman Catholic Church mounts the steps of our altars, he goes up to Calvary to renew the Sacrifice of the Cross. The entire mystery of Calvary is renewed in one's presence. There is no better way in assisting at this Sacrifice than by uniting oneself to Jesus Christ, the Priest and Victim. As one walks from the Holy Table after receiv- ing the Precious Food, he can be very confident in mind with David saying to oneself, I shall fear no evil, be- cause Thou, O Lord, art with me. Power fo Live wifh God My Lord on Advaniuges of o Cotholsc educohon are given by Fr Conlun to Homework I5 ghecked by Fr Cosswdy IU Frosh 4 Chet Szydknwskm ond Rach Wntkowskw And fhe Trufh shall make you free ,.- The Champ ow re xgwow Veocfer, Fr. O Ne' ', Mvh Sr, 2, 16 Going iherefore, feach ye all nafions . . Going theretore, teach ye all nations . . . teaching them to observe all things whatsoever l have commanded youg and behold l am with you all days, even to the consumma- tion of the worldf lMatt, 23:l9-2Ol The Apostles went torth, taught and shed their blood in testimony ot the truth ot their divinely-given message. The good news or gospel was that Christ lived and died on the cross to redeem fallen man and to establish the kingdom ot heaven on earth the Catholic Church The Apostles handed the message on to others first by word ol mouth loral tradltionl and then wrote or had written many not all essentials lwntten tradition or l-loly Scnpturel The Catholic Church has preserved this divine public reve lation unchanged lmitatung the Apostles millions ot Catholics have shed their blood rather than deny the Churchs doc trine Many more Catholics are so dying today 'SB' Q :Nw la. 1 .nan Opening Du se an by O Nle the s t lor th s a 5--L. Released Tnme Teachers ROW C W P E R Q T7 Elevuiing host during Solemn High Moss in honor of St. Francis DeScles is Fr, Greene, O.S.F.S, Fr. McHugh, O.S.F,S. was deacon, Fr. McNeiH, O.S.F.S., subdeocon. ! . 4 EUR 'fc fy 5- the ,Q W l q, 1 I, X . f POTICC 14 . Packing Chrisfmas food donuved by the students ore the Junnor onicersg Mske Rhoney, Pot Moron, Lew Forti, and Bob McGee. 18 . .. ,W A D f -W... was ' n. itil i Cleanliness IS next ?o Godlmess as produced by Mwke McMahon Frank Reuter cmd Mwke Murphy Loving God by Servmg Neighbor 'ss ,, www 1 bv-'- That Iookmg glass sk :J odLce4 my e Reireaf Musfer Fr Green blesses us Sucrusfons ROW ON or W h se :J y ROW WO N4cr'o'v W 19 4 A V I ' vw , -I J . I ' , . I -.. 5 2 ,v5uI', W 5 l :I A '. s 5 '----'H' ' . I P i , ff ,UN .Mk h,,Q'M.f f ,, . . . . . Q . , . , gp E -1 n . . 4 - ' NS! K .A , ' 1 - - K K N1 tg ? ' lx f 1 - is ' gs X, Z' l I V Ln, I xx ' ' X .V ' W ,. 3, x 8 - ' 3 1 f .s , - , , ' I ff- v ' X 'N . 1 . Q w 1. I 4 , ' 'e s f ,.' V' eaovs ' . E, '.', '.':'Aah , 4 W e J. 'Jax e , M. oi B Vkfre c': F':' 333' ca. ,N'p'! '. T pl. Re y S. RH: X ' , ', N' s,J,A1er-I F, Reyer, Under the holy name of Mary we the members of the Brshop DuFfy Sodallty cum at To Irvang a full and true Catholic lute-a life which rs a wholehearted stnvung for person ol sanctlficatvon In our state of hte and a wullrngness to be Gods Instrument tor the sanctlflcatlon of others We wlsh to be re sponsnve to the crltlcal needs of the Church Sodulify s nducted at Mass offered by Fr F nn O S F S 20 Sodalify ROW ONE M Eleey J B gh R Bach J Mcrchese ota Juen D Chrlsty ROW TWO Mn s R Mc ee :ce Prefectl L tu S retaryl F F O S FS lModera orl practically and now realizing full well that the vocation of belng a Chrlstuan us a call from Jesus for actlon ln the brmgnng of the world to Hrs feet We desire to be Apostles of the twentletb century Rltoney ROW THREE R Castlgluone W O Donnell R Ro o S nsour S G able: T S ll an L Sch It J Welch M Mo ROW FOUR B Sp ll ne P G sler F Reut S Bradley R ar Sodahsfs- Champions of Our Lady 5.4. Advent wreath ns blessed by Fr Flnn who KS assusted by Bncn O Donnell and Bob McGee 21 l . 1 . , . on i, . , . , . : . , . ' , , ss, . J.LoS ,K. ,. '. :G. 'll,. G Ma ,. r', . uiv,. uz,. ,. ran. lV'- ,.For'Iec ,r. mn, ..., t,B, 1, ia,. ras ,, er,. ,.M- O'D0f1 l9ll lPfef9Cfl, MV- YOUNG, O-5,F-5- lf'-SSL M0def0l0fl, MA tinez, K. Kean, F. Dryla, G. Galdys, S, Noworyto, T. Sosnowski. O . I , . . . . . . Q 'x f IL- K Q. ' ' X I R Q f, Q ca, t. gk EQ.. l . ' -:Q . -:':sf'- sl Y - -J., :,L,.l.. I -g ,- President Joe Weber to . . . It is not good for man to live alone. From the begin- ning of time men have lived together, have associated with each other. They banded together not only tor companionship but also for mutual aid and protection. Man is truly a social being. As essential requirement for living together is a means ot communicating. From this need there have grown languages which at first are spoken and then written. To live with others as a friend and citizen everyone must develop his powers to communicate in languages, native and toreign. For this reason the stu- dents at Dufty endeavor to develop fluency in lan- guage. They must accomplish this not only in the class- room, but even more in the extra-curricular activities, such as the school paper, yearbook, and dramatics. Furthermore, by participating in these latter activities the Duftyites gain experience in associating with other people and learn to work with them for a common goal. To live with their neighbors as good citizens the Dufty men study the history and organization ot their govern- ment. They increase this knowledge by participating in the Student Council, Current Events Club, and the Model U. N. The spirit that should prevail in all relations between neighbors is one of unseltish love. He who loves his neighbor as himself will truly be a good friend and a good citizen. Power fo Live wifh 0ur Neighbor I Q '-Q 23 Am f ya had no brungm up ' Miss Elvzabelh Flsara Blggesl news IH language deparl menl was Mass Pxsara who sub sllluled lor Fr Peler McNenII OS FS who was suck She was flrsf lady Teacher at Dufly Fr Joseph Bow ler O S FS shll enchanted the Sen lors Rev Mr Raymond Coakley O SFS also taught French Book reporhng was learned by Mr Donohoe OSFS Reporting are Freshmen Bob Stack Don Mcnno and Bull Furey Ahnluy o orschay Steve Llslelc 24 CUC ,ff Bob Glllon osepoy l hway Atherfay Mcl-lugh 2 P- F - ' 5 5 U..-z....va.Q izzu..........i1Ig M Awmhk YA-M-H4654 ,pl 'llc Jamais, s 51 ,152 .7 fi n 0 ' ge, GFX g j p 1, f f ll. 16,-. , E vs- L . AT . Q 17 K' 'f K ' 6 vi i 73 2 X fi Xf P9 Monsieur Rrchord Moore, gcmcus, dn mon pbre Pocetro. Las lecsiones de espo?ioI supervised por Padre Burke, O.S.F.S. :Lbs B. i 'fl' 'kXXx 1 x 5 N We Communicate in Differenf Ways Power of Music Music can noble hints impart, Pianist Mike Bruni accompanies Fr Bowler and Soph. l, Our angelic Mr, Young demonstrates basc principles o the harp 0 Engender fury, kindle love, pmt, 3, With unsuspected eloquence can move, And manage all the man with secret art. When Joseph Addison wrote these words in the eighteenth century, could he have possibly foreseen how the power of music would be used today? Now more than ever before music pervades daily living. Many a household awalces in the morning to the music of the clock-radio. Throughout the day, the busy housewife sweeps and dusts in time with the popular songs. Even in many business houses, music has proven a boom to production, a salve to iangled nerves. Liturgical music has the power to raise ones thoughts and heart to God. ln battles, the music of the trumpets fires the warrior, arouses courageous patriotism. The background music of movies and television dramas unsuspectingly moves the emotions in rhythm with the words and events of the story. All are aware of the power of the singing commercial to sell more merchandise. Truly music is a universal language understandable by all, and the most powerful of all the arts. las Typing, o common means of cor'-mu cz on Q Typing N Mechanical Drawing Mechanical Drawing 'nc' - 3: 1755 :QC C- -'- Tf I C w Q- -'5' CSIS. 14311033 1' W... ......J Fr, McNeiH, O.S.F.S. X IJ--'Q 'WE iw S A - J 'K i ,U V-1 T I. If I2 Bishop Du High School NIAGARA FAI. NEW YORK VOL XII JUNE l96O No 5 Edltors Chosen Two of the better known boys around school Larry Monln and Bob McGee were appointed co edrtors of the school paper the ANTLER rn February Both boys were well qualltled for therr posrtlon Larry and Bob have been two of the eager beavers on the ANTLER staff An edrtor s lob IS a most Important pasrtlon and both boys were anxious to meet the challenge They were re sponslble for asslgnlng artrcles lay Ing out copy and meeting deadlines ANTLER co editors Bob McGee and Larry Mon St Franc1s de Sales Cathohc Press Patron The Catholic Press was prlmarrly started as a defense against attacks Pen s m ghter than the s ard on the Church Many essays were written against the Church and a strong press was needed to defend the Catholic doctrune Scnnt Francis de Sales Patron of the Cathal c Press 28 It was tlttlng that on December 28 T922 Pope Prux Xl designated Saint Francis de Sales as Patron ot the Catholic Press Thus date was the 300th anniversary at the death at Saint Francis Saint Francis was one of the worlds most drstrngulshed lournal rsts havrng wrrtten many essays on the Church He started the tlrst dns trlbutrons of relrglous pamphlets Through these efforts the Catholnc Press was formed Our patron also wrote An lntro ductron to the Devout Llfe and a Treatise on the Love of God He was made a doctor of the Church by Pope Plus IX s A f ,. ,gg N ,I g V o - o 1 . I I - I I .. .t . , . . . I - , . - ' , in. O I -- I ' I I I , . . . . I i I i w . I Excban ge Increases A familiar sight when the ANTLER comes is John Bonghi and Ted Sos- nowski the exchange co-editors. Since its initiation two years ago the process of exchanging papers with other schools has grown so that now over lO0 copies of each issue are sent out These papers are also sent to former Dufty teachers Oblate institutions and the nuns at difterent parishes where our students attended school Man of the Year fl-771' Exchange editors Joh Bongh ca d Ted So o k r McNeil OS The Man of the Year is a Phila delphian who graduated from St Veromcas grade school and North east Catholic H S He took his first vows on September T7 1946 and was ordained June 9 T956 Father has been at Duffy for three years teaching English and moderat ing the Antler This past year he was Junior Class moderator The Man of the Year every year is the Rev Peter J McNeill O S F S Staff Named The ANTLER stat? for the school year T959 60 was named They ap pear below ROW ONE L Schultz D Smith L Monin lco editorl R Mc Gee lco editorl M Rhoney J Lnd say ROW TWO N Kralkowski J Bienkowslci T Sosnowski R Rosso J Bonghi D DiLeonardo G Culinu ROW THREE J Gabriele J Chry zanowski P Moran D Brusek R Martinez P Grassler D Kelley 29 Q wav AZ .1 . t. . k fy . 1 ' 1 I . 1 , 'Z .V 1 X L A --Q.. I s If Xi - 5 uwsf f . 5 Q, ! Q 3 plflifwv I L t A Ben Franklin Room ls scene of dtscussion between Mrs. Gates, Kelter representottve, and yearbook editors, J. Bonght, L. Monin, ond J. Lindsay. The Power Packed RAPIDEER il' He'S not tn the dork when tt comes to photography- Norm Yrctkowski, His Eminence Ricbdrc Corona' Cusftng ts escofted by Fr, Breen through Q ggttferng of Dupy serttcrs ot N.U. Press Day. sz as Rapideer Staff. ROW ONE: J. Bienkowski, N. Kraikowski, L. Monin lsports edttorl, J. Bonghi ledttor-in-chiefl, J, Lindsay lassistant editorl, R. Brennan, A, Winger. ROW TWO: C, Mosolf, J. Curley, R, Rosso, P. Schmitz, J, Gallagher, D, Szymanski, ROW THREE: J. Machelor, T. Sosnowski, R. Mis, E. Tcuscher, R. Martinez, J. Luch. X, t ,fl i '4 Kv-a Cooperation, keynotes the e-Forts ot Fr Christ, Mod , and John Bonghi, Ed.fin-Chief. Working hard to meet c deadline c'e1 J, Lindsay J. Gallagher P. Schmtz T. Sosnowski, J. Bo-gl-i, and R. Rosso, Q .AMW The T960 RAPIDEER had its beginnings many months ago when the Niagara Power Project was begun. It provided the power theme of this years yearbook. This dream of the editors could not have been achieved had it not been for two factors. Primarily, our words of thanks cannot express the feeling we have for the RAPIDEERS mod- erator, Fr. Raymond Christ, O.S.F,S., who gave so unseltishly ot himself, his time, and his ideas. Secondly, the editors wish to convey to the staff our sincerest thanks without whose help this yearbook could not have come about. Colonel: Gentlemen, I need your help. Tommy: I found out!'A Presenfing fhe On November 19 and 20, the Senior Class, under the direction of Father Bowler, present- ed John Patriclcs comedy-drama, The Hasty Heart The roles were few but demanding. Some required Scottish or British or Cockney accents, plus the ability to shift from comedy to ro- mance or deep seriousness, From the large number of tryouts, a first rate cast was as- sembled. John Bienkowski was awarded the lead while Dave Smith, Joe Weber, and Paul Grassler were assigned to important roles, The one girls part was a natural for Duffys favorite actress, Maureen O'Connor of Ma- donna High. Her tender and warm perfor- mance iustified the confidence placed in her. H asfy Hearf The stage crew, headed by John Harvey, constructed a highly realistic setting which, along with their handling of lighting, props and sound-ettects, helped make the produc- tion an achievement which the Class ot '60 will recall with pride in the years to come. The Cost Orderly .. .........,.. Michael Rhoney Yank ..... David Smith Digger ... .. Shawn McMahon Kiwi .... ... Daniel Kelley Blossom .. .,.. John Gabriele Tommy ..... Joseph Weber Margaret ... ... Maureen O'Connor Colonel .. ...... Paul Grassler Lachlen ... .... John Bienlcowski Yank: l m sorry, Margaret, but Lachlen deserves it orderly: 'Rise and shine! 3 Q ,,. 9 5 PY I, L V, 3 91 1 64 we ff V325 5 g f 'iii F32 E 5 5 5 'Er N, X A Q 5 F , , V. ' A ' f ja' K -ay 'mr Q 'E P 1 xr? Q U 2541 ' gf an A4 The Choir d rected by th Dramatucs then It slncerely and sensibly approached provnde the hugh school students wzth an admirable vehicle for exertlng Intel lectual and artlstuc powers The results of such enterprise can be and usually are very re wardnng from an educational and cultural polnt of view for any GflISlIC endeavor IS necessarnly creative When a school play goes oft well and the audnence leaves refreshed and pleased ll those Involved IH the plays production teel a sense ot accomplishing a creatsve work This experience of dramatscs lt properly evalu ated should provide a formula for successful luvmg that as to say llvmg creatuvely enthu srastxcally dynamlcallyl The Vollunf the one act play enacted by Maureen O Conner Joe Weber Den Sheedy John Gabriele Jlm Hahn and Dave Smuth Play Experience ls The Thmg ...X 5' i Stage Crew exh buts harmo ous contus o 35 -, The last dance for another week. Every weekend found Duffy humming with social activity as buses, cars, and footpower brought the younger generation to the weekly dance. Teens paid admission, fought for a place to put their coat, and pushed their way to the dance floor. The pace livened up as everyone swung to the tune of Beyond the Sea, As the evening came to a close the tempo slowed down to Mr. Blue. During the course of the evening, friends were gained and friends were lost but in general a good time was had by all. With the end of I'll be Seeing You everyone found his apparel and left for home looking forward to the next Duffy dance, the big social event of the week. 36 Qc., 'Ci S225 lfs victims are Margaret Dougherty Loretta Fechner, and Pat Boyle. ' Q ' '15 P -.3 'f' IQ- ff nf . ' 'L' ' ' f4 -'arf-.+ 'ws H me-, -. 'L' f Wu' . Q ' 5'T,f4:'x 'sq 9 4 1.1. f Q A Luigi 4 f S 'ni-1 ' x rx., Y ,bfi in . 3 ,L .' . A 'gugffq is l 61? Il' Z 9. ' 125, g i 31 m f-Ii f ' 55 4 3 E Y i ? ix is' ' 1 ft- .' , v- . ' R 451' 4 fs' -, , ir 1 6 f t . ' ,s , . A . 1' , ,Q K , A . K X X ig, - L x . Jn-' b :fi ' in Aka' . W r .. Rf 4 I . XM P x I IQ J Ex, , N I 'iw 1 QWQ W, An early mariner ship, the way of travel of our forefathers, is shown Yo Fr. 2 by Rev. Mr, Young. --v--........ Q f--,I -ff 1 . iff iv:-Q A Learnmg from fhe Pasf for Beffer F ufure rn C E Bones of confenhon ore eyndenced by Fr McCartney of Permsylvomo and Ron Cuotuszynskl of New York 3 gf ff, KF 38 ww:-up 1 'fr .um IS' CCI! li be Mot Rev M O Neuli bored wut Mike Rhorvey s omline? Q as .1 Our World History exoerf Fr O osz .4- 'fe Po's'1 swcierfs o' Soph 3 Q bc k 0 4 of them country 39 1 5 X x 5 , y 1 f , ' , Si9Vf'sI 51 YN ? X-QIXSM' I I Q J . W v. . - it -'if' I 1 ' 'I H .,-', 5 95:1 1 ' ' g 'f, ' I n 1' . ' , fa ' ' L W , A ' . r. ' is 'h ' ' x gif - N K , . Q .Ps x-Q '. ' ' .- t .. -I nf' ' I' yn: ,I . .. nl 1 V1 f t .ii mp' Joi DLI! 1.1 I r . - ki.-Iii'-lF . Ryfg A E 1-5: A Yypicol school auditorium-at election time, that is. ,.. , . 15115416 aff- .i,, en. sy' lf!! .5 - x To the victors belong the spot tk tn the Bas ket 40 Training fo Be Good Chrisiian Cifizens The Student Council, which is related to social studies, is particularly designed to provide group ex' perience which develops social sensitivity and civic competency. The use ot group procedure in solving real problems stimulates interest in civic aftairs as well as emphasizing the importance ot assuming perl sonal responsibilities tor constructive thought and ac- tion in a democracy. ln order to toster leadership and bring about a closer harmony between the students and the ad- ministration, everyone at Bishop Duffy has whole- heartedly encouraged the Student Council since it re- ceived its National Charter in T954 This year, under President Mike Moran and Modera- tor Fr. Alexander Pocetto, O.S.F.S., the Council sponf sored the Intramural Program, Variety Show, and Color Day. It thus put into action the words ot its constitution which state, The council shall encourage all extra' curricular activities including athletics, dramatics, social events and officially recognized clubs. s t ? sfUd0I'lf Council ROW ONE R OBoro L Monln lSecretoryl P ROW THREE J Be ton: B Coprrchro A Argy A Schug J Bonghr Moron lV:ce Presrdentl M Moron IPresrdent J Gobrtel lTreosurerl J Cullen R Cotsrgluone S Wutlrowslu F Brooks ROW FOUR J Ross J Monzu N Leone ROW TWO A Ponzl P Ftlocorno J Forsythe L elo owcz e S llv Fort: W Stynetslcu J Weber P Vnscomn R McConnoghy R Murguo DelStgnore L Kudlo SSN, DR 'L ,fb Two of the Councrl s stondrng cornmuttees the Le gron ot Decency ond Pornphlet Rock provided worth whale rnformotron on relrgaous toprcs morol ond dog motrc The remcrnrng stondung commrttee the Actrvrty Aword Commrttee presented gold plns to those stu dents who ocquured o totol ot ot leost twenty flve cctrvrty pornts These points ore merlted by porttcupo tang In two or more extrocurrlculor octtvttles e cludung sports The Student Counctl truly deserves hrgh recognltzon for developing not only better Duttyrtes but olso bet ter Chrrstlon crttzens ,.4- Pamphlef Rock Commrtee teod Tom Su wort turmshes new reod ng rnoterrol Model U.N. ROW ONE: D. Szymanski, Tres., T. Nowak, Pres., Fr, McCartney, Mod., D. O'Dea, res., L. Monin, Sec. ROW TWO: D. Geandreau, D. Smith, J. Bonghi, C. Virtuoso, R. Bruno, Lolelc, A. Winger, R. Stack, J, Lindsay. Debating Society Discussed the Labor Issue Under the Rev. Alexander Pocetto, O.S.F.S., Dutty's fu- ture Diplomats in society learned the art of debate. This year's debaters dis- cussed the labor issue, a cur- rent problem with growing complexities. Model U.N. The Model U.N. Delegation at Gannon College, Pennsyl- vania, was held on March T9. Bishop Dufty represented Chile in the Latin American Block. Under the direction of the Moderator, the Rev. Louis Mc- Cartney, O.S.F.S., the boys drew up resolutions on Al- gerian Independence, Disarm- ament, the Chinese-Indian Con- troversy and the Reunitication of Germany. Debating Club: J. Loiek, K, Alverson R Borczys, C. Virtuoso, D. Luch, D. Christy Sanborn. Debating experience is in- valuable in the building of a more alert, and educated per- son and thus increasing his power to communicate with others. Debating Cldss. CLOCKWlSEf Fr. Pocetto T. Mura J. Curle J. Mach cca, L. Schultz, R. Stack, R. Csizmar y, C. Mosalf, L. Monin, A, Winger elor, J. Welsch. R if , .. I .S, aa, 59' G3 an A ,mp mb Mm- Wx I r , , Q . ' . , h ' . I I A +9 ' ' 11 , - 2:-qw 5 il' Knowrng the Astronormcal World Bro Harold One ot the most Important features ot Dutty s power prolect IS science As the students need the power to lrve with themselves so the tour sclences provrde the means by whrch the students wall be able to llve wrth themselves better ID thelr tuture years General Science provides the electrlc spark to the Freshmen as they enter Duffy Rev Mr Raymond Coakley OSFS was the foreman ot the General Science phase ot our prolect Brology taught by Brother Harold Perrong O SFS helped the Sophomores learn about the orlgln and functions ot therr own lnduvndual power and how to protect It 'Www slr ilu., Knowrng the Physucul World John Lxndsay Chemnstry was engrneered by Brother George Mar tln O SFS as he taught the Juniors the composltron ot chemical power and how our world IS made up en trrely ot chemrcal elements Fr Raymond Chrust OSFS completed the clrcuet wlth has teaching ot Physics to the Seniors Physics gives the Senrors laws and applications of sclentltlc power In our socrety Scrence us an Important source of our maternal power second only to the supernatural power of our Rellglon in-atrial: Power fo Know ccordmg lo Che Numbu of Ouhr Vnlmnc Elm 'ons fhe World Fi Knowlng the Chemical World John Bonghu 3 2 zz 45 Knowung the Mncroscoplc World Norm Kragkowsku - ' ' v 't I Plurwlc ' ' V . 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' ' 1 fi A4 ' 1 , 35 1 1 11 'Q J W H 11 PW 1 1,15 - W. 4- 1' r- M 1 11. 5 FQKQZ7 I fav 5 IH bv: 'QVQ 'A' 'Av 45 f Ti 1 '1 . ,ge i 6 1 A if x 'K The only fhlng we have to tlgure as the Fgure stselt s Fr Finn to Sr l IH o '4--x, o .553 no son Two comes after one explains Fr Greene to R ck Mart nez 46 New Mafh Program m Full Swmg Mathemattcs IS the language of the expert mental sctences chemistry and physics and ot engmeerrng Proficiency n math IS a pre requlslte for a career In the scuences To bet ter quality nts graduates tor further study Bishop Dufty has adopted the New York State Regents math program The prosanc course titles Ninth Tenth Eleventh and Twelfth Year Mathematrcs are nondescrlpt In these courses algebra geometry and trngonometry are all woven together The Twelth Year course approaches tlrst year college work Thus program was llmlted to the top students The other students stlll studrecl regular sub ects Fr D Flnn O SFS headed the math de partment Frs F Greene OSFS R Chrlst OSFS T McHugh OSFS the Rev Messrs J O Nenll and R Coakley completed It u-D 00 QQ Algebra II ws the Uwmkxng morfs subject, ponders Jr. IH cs Mr. ONeiH HeNps John Kohcm ht, Tinker toys 'wc 'F was Q vb., ' ff P fff 'T Q H Q Dr. Jeckle strikes again. Q- Knowing God Through His C reafures Biology, chernistry, and physics reveal the complex harmony in the universe. The living cell is so small to be the building block at a tree or ot a man. The atorn is so small to be the building block ot the whole universe. What a variety ot beings are made from these minute particles! And these beings exist in such an ore ganized, systematized, unified whole! How could all this crder and design come about? By chance? No. There must be some planner behind this plan, an inhnite intelligence. There must be a God. .......'....,.. sw.. .,.. . ,..... ,.-,N.c K Herman gives his heart for scien i , . .3 N sq, Y l JJ 3' s at Q 'Y 5 I fha --X' .4 A5 5 ,Un-on War of the teopots nrcmied by Sr l 48 51 ff' f N X!! ,af 'IF A-'?'r . 1'o'6'ff':':': 'M , sail' -S Biologisis, Bro. Harold, Ar? Bdiups ond Tom Rusueckw, dIsfwH wo'er 171 for pure cdiures, lk Boom!!! Jr ' ge's :'c'g-3 cs oi 3'o Cevge s ce'-:'s cv,o wr-M fi Wan li gf! f 5 K 'X bel -A ff QM-f A friend the sensors wlll keenly mass Mr Mllton Balsh Manual Skills Make Us More Powerful ws... QW Ltit an 'avr X if Flllljhed lumps, prrde at Russ Murgua and Pete Scozzafava 50 I Lamp s first stage takes shape under skrllful Jnm Bobbera it 'ii it Hmm Hunan li :Pi I1 Mr Science Club Classroom experrence ns Ilmlted The :nqursltrve mrnd demands more time more speclallzed treatment to attain the truths that baffle It The Science Club under the du rectlon of Bro Harold provided the time lnstructuon and the lnvestrga tlon lCCIlllIeS lt consisted of four sections Biology, Chemistry, Elec tromcs and Photomtcrography Through their specialized studles, the Science Clubmen gained a deep er knowledge of nature s secrets 1' t 3 W.,z3.vi 'ff in ll vm K lilly e . .. ' ll up A T -.f Q, . T 'Q X as siifsjg W T' '. f T,,4,i,. W TT A 1 T ' Q ' ' 5 i tt T T T ,f sf S T T , 1 Tr T T T' T T 9 Y f ,I W Tm! I I K T .T, lt T A, Q T T , -if-Sv T ' af A , TT TA M 7? ,fi 1' 5 V W T ,T 9 'iff' T ' 'L -i ff' W 6 , ,'-T.T -T K 4' A 7 s if T O 4 T'I K T.s,T,,,,,., ATTT ll TTT,TT.,.,.TW TTTTT b A T , u km f T - 32 ' Z, : lm r T l y J W . . . T K y T . I G '4' ' '. l T T ' T 5532 3 'ig xg 1 5 W 0 A 41- Sf if ROW ONE: G, Grcbiec, J, Costonz U FO , . c ey, . on ROW ONE1 oe Hius Beresny, R, Cczsfwgluone S o. ROW TWO: J. Uber, Science Clubmen Gam Deeper Knowledge of Nafure s Secrefs DuComwalo, . rson, Kolofc ROW TWO. E, , o ersi, Vicious practice sessions . . . The magnificent piazza of St. Peter's in Rome reflects mirror-like the things you lathletesl look for in engag- ing in sports. Power and harmony, order and beauty, effort, victory and the renown of achieving a record, expressed in artistic form by the incomparable archi- tecture of the dome, of the facade, of the colonnade and the obelisk, precisely these are the ideal goals as- pired to by every athlete. . . We fully appreciate their desire to develop not only bodily strength and agility, but also moral quali- produce winning scores ties of courage and endurance, as well as self-mastery and respect for others, without which athletic competi- tions quickly degenerate into rough and brutal strug- gles. . . Sports, provided they are understood in a Chris- tian sense, are an efficacious school for that great con- test which is our earthly life, whose goals are the per- fection of the soul, the reward of eternal happiness, the unfading glory of the saints. Pope Pius XII Power fo Develop Self E- A . ' ty Aisle ...Z ur' ,f .- ' 5 if . .1 Rapideers Capture Second Nab Duggan-Shanley Trophy DUFFY 32 CANISIUS 'I9 Duffy opened its football season at Hyde Park Stadium with a 32-19 victory over a stubborn Canisius team, Duffy's powerful offense broke the ice in the second period and held the lead until the fourth period when an inspired Canisius tied the score T9-l9. But then Marty Felice saved the day for the Rapideers with his third and fourth touch- downs of the game. Jack Ozyp scored the other Duffy T.D. DUFFY 46 DOUGHERTY 0 In their second game of the season the Rapideers' power literally demolished an inexperienced Cardinal Dougherty team 46-0 at Hyde Park Stadium. DUFFY 6 TIMON 0 Civic Stadium was the scene of the 6-0 taming of the Timon Tigers by Duffy in a hard fought game. This was Duffy's third straight victory. The lone T.D. was made on a 44-yard pass from Rich Con- dino to Marty Felice. DUFFY 0 LEW-PORT 7 Just like 1958's game Lew-Port knocked Duffy from the un- beaten ranks with a heart-breaking 7-0 score under the lights at Hyde Park Stadium. Unlike l958's l3-l2 loss on a fourth quarter fumble, fate struck early with a 53-yard touchdown pass from Lewiston- Porter's Rich King to Jim Lugert on the third play from scrim- mage in the game. Several times the Rapideers came within the shadow of Lew-Port's goal line only to be repelled each time by an inspired Lancer defense. 54 ROW ONE: E. Ellis, S, Marino, B. Atamian, J. Gabriele, J. Weber, G. Hadzewcyz. ROW TWO: G. Scrivani, D. Sheedy, J. Ozyp, J. Z 'Ev 5 19 5?-5592531 K. ROW ONE: R. Condino, M. Felice, E. Milczarski, J. Ross, F. minskc, L. Wilgosz, P. Moran, L. Forti. ROW TWO: J. Neville, P. Ka- ix: ,W Manzi, M. Rulron, P. Mackenna, K. Blackburn. -5-EE' 1 L Aix...-A4 Gregorchik, J. DiTullio, R. Stamler, D. Skrowronski, H. Scrivani. S. Tace, P, Oakes. James Mike Niland Head Coach DUFFY 'I2 FALLON '13 DulTy received its second straight loss and first league loss since 1957 at the hands of the Fallon Flyers in a 13-12 game played at Civic Stadium. DulTy's inability to make the extra points cost them their first place standing. The Rapideers' scoring came on Dan Sheedy's 59-yard run on Duffy's second play from scrimmage and Lew Forti's plunge from the one. James M:Quade ' V, ,K V X 9 f v-x ,. . Assistant Coach it -e - 'V ff J 'X E' DUFFY O ST. .lOE'S 7 St. Joe smashed Dul1y's hopes for the Championship and clinched the title themselves as they handed Duffy its third straight loss by a score of 7-0 at Hyde Park Stadium. With time running out in the final period St. Joe's recovered a fumble on Duf1y's 13-yard line and quickly turned it into a T.D. Dulty tried desperately to even the score but were stopped by the Marauders on the St. .loe's 10. Bro. Paul Radlinski, 0.S.F.S. K i Junior Varsity 55 i f r Q, 11wg1iF'2L-' Down-field block by Den Sheedy goes for naught as Felice is stopped by St. .loe's line. er 44 y 13-M ,W Perfect shoulder tackle by Pat Moran stops Dougherty fallback. E+ v We block, fackle, and are fhrown. DUFFY 13 RYAN 6 The Rapideers spilled Ryan l3-6 at Civic Stadium and cap- tured second place in the Catholic Leagues Burke Division. Dufty finished with a 4-2 league record. Marty Felice went 80-yards from scrimmage as Duffy broke the scoring ice midway through the third period of a rugged game. Fred Kaminska booted the extra point. Ryan then took to the air lanes and traveled 56 yards for its T.D. Dufty came back with a 74'yard drive for the insurance TD. that was posted when Jack Ozyp raced l4-yards into the end zone. 56 Q 22' X 'H DUFFY 33 DeSALES 13 On the cold Sunday afternoon of Nov. 8th, the Rapideers sent the Knights of DeSales home with not only a 33-l3 defeat but also minus the new Duggan-Shanley Memorial Trophy. This trophy is in memory of our late principal Rev. Lawrence Duggan, O.S.F.S., and Mr. Joseph Shanley, who was one of the char- ter members of the DeSales Boosters. r L X Lugging leather for Duffy is next years co-caotarn, sew Fort 57 !!-.-v- - I1 L. I . 1 -5.- SVP' 'Ji C e shy , ni: '- Pu 'V LW 1 , 5 4, ' lf J , .ii - , 4- 1 ' W: A -trawl' l ' ' 'V .aw-. A 1 M ' f' f fi' 'Uri ' ' 'V l ',gi'-if K ., an f r ',B,,,3vM-:f.Wpv M Avy W 4 'riff' New fx Q N --. , -....i,'gxj - A ,eil-3.1 T . -- Q' . ',.-gk x g - . ,. M ij. . -.?,'s.'Z Scumpering around end for preclous yordoge goes Felice, DufTy's high Scorer with 49 poims' Over for Cnofher 'I'.D. plunges Ozyp while Felice and H. Scrivcni look on. K .- o Timon runner huts c rock-hard Ropldeer defense 58 1 r 4 r , K r if 1 1 P' ,,.. n 'M 1' 38.6 Passing Yardagefgame 7 DUFFY OPPONENTS 17.8 Scorefgame 8.6 First Downsfgame 183.6 Rushing Yardagefgome 7 14-39 Passes 45 104 13 Intercepfions ,IL N. .1- Junlor Vorslfy ROW ONE T Fei! W Boba J T vis E L a J awada P a avu was A Schug R O D Skowrovsk J Br o N G B S if wski, R, eber, ., i 1, . Dms ore, W. ODorv'e , . navan, assistant. ROW THREE: J. O C r- r, . Sween , . VARSITY ROW ONE M Moran lcaptainl J Oyp R W TWO M, Felice, P. Moran, R. DAmbroso R Condlno ROW THREE T ODea D Tusinsk S Tace W Bos, J. Palka. Vicfories Over DeSales and Lew-Porf Save Winless Season The T959-60 basketball season, Dufiy's first year in the Bishop Burke division of the Msgr. Martin Catholic League, was the poorest one in the schools history. The team finished in last place in the league with a O-i2 record. The years only victories were over non-league rivals Lew-Port and DeSales. ln the second game of the season Duffy invaded the Lewiston-Porter court to hand the favored Lancers their first loss of the season. Coach Mike Nilands cagers held oft a Lew-Port rally in the second halt to win 55-52. ln Dufi'y's next game they made it two in a row as they dumped their archrival DeSales, 37-3l. From this game on, the ill-fated Rapideers could not put two good halves to- gether, As a result they were unable to win another game. 60 Af X I 4lnun...,,W --f -f 315' Nw. h Condmo scruhnuzed by Tom O Dec Q' I F MF? 4' , . aww.,-4 el ei arf h ffx 445 if ...-I1 fi 'P f.w 5 W . af! fx 23. 1 C E ?J I 5, ' e NJ! 1 5 C' 4 r-if ' ,,1 ' r W if if 4-,W ug ,921 , k I , V - 4: My ffl ' 4 xg wi if 4 Q 'V ' ,f ymni f 1 at ,Q 0 ','r1 5 If lf' Kari LL, Q. f QQ 3 Q Viv' Y Y 3 ' ,g A , ' K' W 'f,z. Q? ff' I I , . 5 , Q gf I ,,, .1 1 1 M, TWT 1 .X 3 1. 1 QQ 'T 5 1 Q9 V l v VNQ ,, nun ' X r Y v i N ' X!-s ! Elg .P u 'Zi S as 44 H 1 gi 4 N I1 V .H X gf. 6 M 'W 1 Y 2 wg , M kf! gif? 2' , - 1 .. M ,,3?Er,,i vjxggwv Q W 'QM 21 ,1 f J ,va 5 ii N Miuw, ., 'l -Q-0 .Al ,' - .. :QW A big base hif by Rich D'Ambrosio. , xv' X. Y , X' , 1 1 i 1 S .-.4 S5414 nil.. with UDL 'A ,- 1 ' , j A ,,?Q:':A1.,3:QM'?:-fd-5 ' b ,Q V ' , ,,i7La .Hwy-H. fn '1-l ?' I ' Arg. ,,-4' ',4 A W f:A7 N g7 1 i ' ' - Z- - + - - '- f kQJl A M f'M h -' H ,v mu 5 'u-3 , ,. V . ' W ' .. s .'1x PL, , ' - f , A 1 w 'sw-95542-w'u vu. za' ' .- - ,.---W ' ..1, Baseball Team. ROW ONE: L. Martel, R. Fiorucci, R. Condmo, ROW TWO: Couch Nwlcmd, Fr. Diekmcrw, M. KOiIVOSky isigrved by M. Felice, V. Morello, R. D'Ambrosio, R, Gorman, L. Bevikmcqucn, Yonkeesl, J, Ozyp, E. EHis,M,Pw'1wzoHi, J. Mcmzi. 66 E1 S ,e ivy 2-Bw 4 W-if 4. 9, -1 ewes-ef ,. .z!! ' 4 ' ' in-0 FEI ' ls n fo- 3 a-mm.-' Strike!!! ,V II looks bad for Lenny B. F iorucci's N o H iffer C limaxed Baseball Season The i959 baseball team under the able direction of Coach James Mike Nilancl and the Rev. Robert Diekman, O.S.F.S., compiled o 6-10-1 record. 67 The unimpressive season was clirnaxed on the final day with Rich Fiorucci's i4-O no fr: hitter against DeSales which avenged an earlier 16-l loss. Record 6-10-1 Duffy Lew-Port Dufiy Ryan Duffy Fallon Duliy Canisius Duffy Lew-Port Duffy DeSales Duffy St. Joes Duffy Timon Dufily N-Wheattield Duffy Ryan Duffy Fallon Duffy LaSalle DuHy Canisius Dulify LaSalle Duffy St. Joes Duffy Tirnon ,G Dufiy DeSales 1 nur... 0 .ga 1 z .4 V . V- 4' -, ' Y 'Am -'LMA' Lg' A' a ' ,I Panorama View of track meet with Fallon ot Hyde Pork Stadium. Gold medal winner Vance Skowronski vcuHs over the bor. -,gg A ,, Q 6 x 1 s x 1-,:' ' ,TQWJQQ M --M - A f . . . 1 vp- 'vgfw-. fi' .,,f..,, - ' ' 'Q--A 'Atfm 4, ' ' ' ' ,K , . . s. .., . 4, --.,ff40xg'.l -'A '-f ' . . ' '- -.-wg ' . J ..,.. ,- 1- -:' f ' - -- , 1 2 ., '-1-.J - 'S' v-- A-X. 'Mr' - .-ix P .1 . R'lPN.a..c 'N Y- -' vgilv, ' -- .' 'Q , .p,-,tin-.I ,,. V 33, V4 .A 'jf , lfwf 'L-+'f'31k1lfi- ' , . , . Q I 1 Soaring Gerry Serr sets his sights on record. Rapldoer Skowronski autstrides Fallon Flyer. lnexperience Tefhered Tracksfers The T959 track team, under the direction of Fr. El- mer Orosz, O.S.F.S., was hampered by inexperience. Of the forty tour member squad only seven were seniors. Of these seven only Ned Skimin, Rich Forti and Mario DeMartino won letters. The team chalked up a 3-l-2 record in its regular league meets, The cindermen also competed in the All-City Meet at Hyde Park Stadium and the All- Catholic Meet at the University of BulTalo track. The tracksters had only seven entries in the All- Catholic Meet. Two of these brought home medals. Vance Skowronski won a gold medal in the high iump, and he joined Larry Monin, Pat Moran and Ned Skimin to form the silver medal winning relay team. ln this relay race both the winning St. Joe's and the Rapideers broke the league record. ,J J 3 ni' -, -,tg T 1 lx' NV' J I 1 A ' lu 'BJ .I , H .az 'f ' J Benign: limi Y ' Q A , ' , v . , , Nbr 'f -dist' , t V , . ,J . A BK 'i X A ' 1 ' . A , R ' A l , . - , Q I . V g 1 1 I 1 Q 5: . ' 5 X rx If ' A Cindermerl. ROW ONE: M. Rountree lManagerl, E, Tauscher, H. ROW THREE: R. Forti, D, Wind, K. Kraemer, G. Beresney, R. Turcotle, Oswald, D. Ryder, F. Reuter, V, Slcowronslci, T. Czyz, S. Brabiec, R. J. Bobo, G. Kufis, J, Bienlrawski, T, O'Dea, P. Moran, T, Dawson, B. Mohr, G. Swartzenberg, R. Davies, D. Smith lManagerl. ROW TWO. Hoplight. ROW FOUR: J, Reid, C. Norwich, B. Bach, J. Hastee, M, T. Nowak, E. Kulbago, T. Sullivan, T. Parsniclr, P. MacPherson, R. Moran, T. Kruliski, L. Monin. Rosso, J. Ross, P. Viscomi, A. LaSalle, G. Gawel, L, Wilgosz, G. Mills, 69 Intramural bowlmg stmkers A Aversc: ROW TWO Rev Mr Donohoe OSFS R McGee THRE: R Wozmok S Srmed' D Jokubcyzk 70 Team Cdpidins. ROW ONE: A. Borgese, F. Vor1DoNen, R. Wind, L. Gro o, D ODeo, P. Jonik, Rev. Mr. Young, O.S,F.S. R y O W 1--3 X :hai Before and offer. Gabriele instructs Schultz and Milczarslri in art of wrestling before entangling in a match. Sporfs for All Sporfs Through the efforts of Rev. Mr. Joseph Young, O.S.F.S., and Stan Smiech intramural bowling revived this past year at Duffy. Seventy-six keglers composed twelve teams which bowled over tive hundred team games. This program was so successful that there is no doubt that it is here to stay. At press time, the intramural bas- ketball program was being organ- ized by Rev. Mr, James O'Neill, O.S.F.S., Jim Bertani and Jim Ross. Thirty-five teams with a total ot 278 players were scheduled to partici- pate. Tom Dooley 'ee'a:'ed by Woz' ak wh-le l'tee 'b'o:lc exhibits defnite va'rtp7'e :'::'::terist'cs as Sutor and Reed observe ,.-rr.,..e kk Mass for deceased members Besf received scene of Fashion Show Ilnsefl Chalrmen of Fashion Show Crowns Soclal Season of Mofhers Club eo Y lvl' Mothers Club Officers ROW ONE Mrs Lours Marfm lVrce Presudentl Mrs PafrlckODonnell IPres1den1'l Mrs John Reilly Recording Secrelaryj ROW TWO Mrs Earl Burns lCcrrespondmg Secretary! Mrs Sadie Leonefh lTrecsurerl Fashion Show Mrs LaDue and Mrs Mahoney with presrdenf Mrs O Donnell ,av I I M if I -- - C- A XY,,f..f J ' he T .eff M -- I ig 1 ' 2 7 ' h ' I WWI., 1 .4 . 72 ' . 5'f+'.-5' if' 5 A 'gllr 7' 1 ' fo 9 .. is ' ' - Q X 7'f ,v it A S fl. Congratulations or C1 del ghrful rea Z 'Ns E7 Pot Luck Supper :ucv was e e c 'F W s Ku er s N 73 Q R A E7 ' 1 . +5 4' 1 . 4 T Q? ' ' 1 -J , f 1. k, x ,V -. f Q . vq v ef 6 -4 Cf , W s Y . if ' ' '1 .y - . f . , ,fa ,, ,f x:f..,' :j ' . V, . 4 :UAH ' rf ff r- wg L z:'::'e'S of 5 p :w Ms Lg: G' '- S BVS' S- 6 6 MV. ' ', V' . LGDQE, Mrs. Sre': cmd s. Rex N, Communion Breakfast Fr Greene celebrcnt Communion Breakfast speaker Eugene Colon zaro O S F S from DeSoles H gh Men s Club Enjoyed Successful Year The Men's Club moderated by the Rev. Francis Greene O.S.F.S. - joyed a most successful yeor. The well attended meetings were e- warded by interesting talks by Duffy alumni such as Dave Rinn and Lan- cer Hunt . . . The Club sponsored the Father Laurence Duggan, O.S. F.S., scholarship and coesponsored with DeSales ot Lockport, the Dug- gan-Shanley Trophy . , . Over 300 people attended the Father-Son Corn- rnunion Breakfast where they heard the Rev. Eugene Cotanzaro, O.S.F.S., speck on iuvenile delinquency. Stepping lightly :' 'he CP-rsvnas pony, Di ond '-V5 U. Vc'ef , party chcrman, cornoete vwt- 'Jn and Mrs. l.. Monin 7 Oblafe G ulld Aids Semmarrans To and some of Gods Turure pr1esTs IS the noble work of The OblaTe Guild The Guild members arded flnancrally by running Two rummage sales a card parTy a raTTle and by sponsorrng The ST Patricks Day concerT by The OblaTe Semmarlan choir During The monThly Holy Hours conduded by The Gurld ModeraTor Fr R ChrlsT The members prayed for prnests and Tor vocations They are sTlIl commenting on The day of recollechon grven Fr F Wllllam Spaefh OSFS aT ChanTaI Hall LewlsTon lasT summer ZZ- 0 I . . I I 1 1 ' - 1 by . . ' ' , .... , De- I I ' I KWWL, ', Ms .. f A, , I A Q Q M. ...,. 'J Prlte Sklbllller Mrs Thomas Sullwvan and her workers work ha d buf emoy the Rurnmage Sale. lT's quile Q f A wA 'QW' f' r Schimscheiner, Raffle wmner is picked during card party by Fr Edward Conlin O S F S osnsfed by Mr Frank Power and Mr Bcriko S. X pc N ROW ON: Vs 4 We 5' x fur? .,.i' Card Party Chairmen: Mrs. Carmen Foti and Mrs Fran ah 4-u 77 wp Y fix! 'M was 'A' - 4 1- fy. O W ., ' n .7 r ,ax n D ' ,, Q 1, 'A Q. YW F .1 K x x X ' X-, J ,5. '1 A Thanks fo the ladies of 'Le re:'es 'v'e :or 'ee or 're :c'd 'Ps C Fc' ROW 'NAC 'ws V O Sc'-e' vrs. A. P: 1 1 - r '. '-'. Mcvfo Jrs Q, Vwgc, NUS 5 E GS h'rs.J Leofe 'Ars C. C'cs::c'e M's M. Aged Freshmen Kopreseniahves Francls DlCamlllo Fr l Angelo Marlnello Fr ll Peter Fulocamo Fr III John Luprsella F IV Men of Dulty l greet you at the end of the year l959 60 But far more l greet and congratulate your generous parents whose love and devotion dental and sacrlflce have made your days at Duffy posslble lt IS through them that you have been and are able to put on your arms the shleld of Saleslan prety and tramung It as through them you have In your hands the sword to help you conquer rn this battle of life And a battle you must flght upon the fields of the world where rf you are true to the teachings of your Alma Mater you must play as brave and herorc part as ever was required of any soldrer upon the shell torn battlefleld Sophomore Officers Bob Castiglione, Pres. Jim Ross, Treas. Lou Kudla, V. Pres, Tim Cullen, Sec. During your whole lute you Saleslan products of edu cation must ever uphold the prrnclples of truth honesty IUSllCe and morallty You must use falthfully and wnsely the powers you have developed Be prayerful Be active Flght lnlustlce corruptron and dlshonesty My heart goes rn thrs fervent wrsh God be good to you rn all your days God be krnd to you In all your ways God send 'oy to you when grlef IS o er God make way for you at heaven s door Edward F Conlln 0 S F S Prmclpal I' I ,. ,. ,r. I '. , r ' I I I I , . , . I ' I I I I . . , . - . , .... Lew Fort: Pres Bob McGee V Pres Power Proiecis-Sfudenis Junior Officers Mrke Rhoney Treos Pct Moran Sec Senior Oflicors Larry Momn V Pres Mnke Moron Student Coun res Nelson Leone Treas 1 '-SQ' .-rp. Q sv 1? oe Weber Pres um Monza Sec -.lies 9' i J , I , . P . J' ', L ' . L 1 if we-, Va L 79 I . l l l ROW ONE: E. LaSolu, J. Soda, W. Ripple, P. Baker, R. Martinez, Dinsmore, J. Schippnick, R, Krul, S. Hunt, E. Lewis, J. Mansour, E R. Laczi, J. Ladue, D. Chank, J, Beresheski. ROW TWO: M. Brod- Barszcz, J. Linenfelser. ROW FOUR: R. Drylewski, J. Simpson, D erick, M. Alverson, M. Stels, C. McAlhaney, M. Gorman, N. Mach- Pawlak, R. Joseph, T. Coleman, R. Holody, F. DiCamillo, R elor, K, Juen, R. Soulhwood, T. Confer. ROW THREE: G. Erchak, J. Blackowicz, T. Zona. Freshman One ROW ONE: C. Ross, J. Hogan, F. Pinzel, E. Kruck, J. Talorico, J Tochelfe, M. Madia, J. Tomoszewski, S. Coslcnzo, G. Cosmnzo ROW TWO: J. Young, D, Monno, A. Morinello, F, Zanghi, G Scovulli, D. Burns, J. Roflerly, W, Furey, J. Skomski. ROW THREE B. Swartzenberg, C. Riordon, S. Wollogo, B. Blackburn, M. Auer, R. Ruelfimann, M. Violunti, R, Slack, J. Pieroni. 80 1 Freshman Two -'K Q- 46. ROW ONE: P. Butler, J. Davies, D. McMahon, T. Corbett. ROW TWO: J Zowcdo, J. Bcbi, R. Cheftf, D. O'Connor. ROW THREE: D, Skowronski, W Klugu, R. Klein, R. Venturelli. ROW FOUR: L. Andrini, F. Dikomio, M Dougherty, J. Konieczny. 'I M ROW ONE: T- Keflmi K- BVOWV1, R- ES59f1bUf9, P- Fll0C0m0- P- Capirchio, R. Mills, T. Kerwin, T. Boiorelc, V. Grunclinetfi ROW Rllflfln, J- 5Cl109Pfllf1f J- Tf0Vl5r R- FGVJKGS- ROW TWO1 5- LJUCJSUY- FOUR: R. Schiesser, J. Magaddino, J, Ceculo, A. Reagan, C. Bor- J. Mefzler, P. Kozlowski, P. Neville, D. O'Gracly, R. Putnam, P. kowgkil D, Cipgllongl C, Aleol Boll, D. Moretti. ROW THREE: L. Stivers, J. Wilgosz, W. Burns, B. Freshman Three ROW ONE: F. Beftino, J. Sullivan, A. Ruggirello, D. Tesoriere, J. McDonald, C. Marino, T, Cook. ROW TWO: M. Traverse, J. Traverse, T. Peterson, D. Zimmer, J. Mosculi, J. Lupisello, D. Brown. ROW THREE. G. Splenclido, H. Bryk, l.. Zogorti, T. Virtuoso, R. Crois- dale, J. lsenhorl, S, Collon, A. Argy. ROW FOUR. J. Grace, D. Kalofa, M. Brophy, R. Brooks, G, Reese, D. Ryan, M. Greno. A booming construction of the addition to the ln- dustriol Arts shop. Oh Crucifix, nailed to the wall wlll the passers by understand will they hear Your call? Do they see Your llmbs so painfully stretched yet Your face so forgiving? Do they say What s He doing In thus vast hall Dont they Oh Lord reallze that men are so small? That upon Your bloody cross and all nts gore You dad us all the greatest act of love snnce the fall? Oh CFUCIHX upon the wall Oh that all might answer Your call to a I Stephen Mansour Sr l Freshman Four The Crutifix graclng the gym was donated by the Classes of 58 and S9 83 ' 1 I I stuck upon that bare wall? I I I I . Color Day, November 6 wltnessed the duscardlng of the formal garb for the wearung ot the red and whute The Student Councul sponsored thus day to boost the spam before the Duffy DeSaJes footbatl game The above Duffyttes were chosen hnalvsts ID the contest for the best dressed The hnal wnnner was G Hetman Sophomore One WONE T FH J Ko J Ir R Moh J Motor G Helm H onettt Cos nzo OW THREE T Taberskt L K da J Polka ROW TWO W Whlte J Jura J Sweeney J Moth ntrabeckn D Tustnskn T ky Lewts N 84 ROW ONE: D. Driscolh R. Wolclk, R. Ccsiiglione, G. Fcbm, J. T. Czyz, D, Wonderfy, J, Wulfberger. ROW THREE: S. Grcbwec, P. Ooefchius M Eleey ROW TWO B Bobo O Beresny A Borgese vwsh C zuse Orczzrm M Brum C' ,4 ,uni .nu nl 7 .,,nl:::n,,,.u ,,, fjnf l -'.plll:..,gl neu: . pill' ...gill .' ll ',.g I ' :ll5::,, ni gun' ,, - w.....:ll :nl ' 'SIM' If: ' 'Uv ' . v 'Ill' '.-.Qll U.. :ll ' I '.ll ' on U' ' fn- 53-f ' ' B: 5 ::53s:l' W: -- F:' -vi'.'55 ml ..:il 'a hm .41 Under New Mancgemenf swgns de o cred the bookstore TP-ws year Fr McCcrVf'ey O S FS took over The oo! svore sm e Fr o s nzer was rc 5 e r G o Whwe Plc: 5 Vw 85 , . . . . , , , . , Plo , R. Phdson, J. cnovon, D. Br k, P. ', . . if D L.. I, O s . , f V 'i 'f ?'? .. ' 9 Xb 1 .yjzq . WV . -1, XT ,- gi 1' Ups: . Q.-.gf-' -- A, al , 1 - Hg 1.5 !,,.A-'ff 1 , nn S . - '- ES ' - .9 - il I . ll.W - -- ..- ..- . ll -- 0... Sch c .Knfo fn-New m,',Y. 5. 4 1 'Q Q I 'EV 'V 'xx' W f rfifg 'Wie V 1 45. f IM ff 7 iv I Avy, gk W Y 1 .Ag an 'fe in , W o Hg kg? .... . .531 ' 7 ff' 55:25 ' E, ,.. s fn? 4- ww Mmfwzo gi WW? ROW ONE A Schug L Mode S Wurkowslu A Scozzu cvo e ROW THREE R Motulc: J SpoHc H Scrrv J J Sofvdoncvo ROW TWO W Suntor A Suroce T Smth M SpJendore J Mc Q Szymcnsku Sophomore Three ROW ONE V DAnno D Dusenbury R FcrulJo M Oucrdmo W W Kioosfermon R Krcemer J Bruno ROW THREE B Adams T Kung D Ruvers ROW TWO J Besch M Bono corso T Burden Amczbde W Bcrretv J Beebe Be kofc Mann W CoJe 87 Junior One ROW ONE. D. Luch, D. Christy, J. Gallagher, C. Bcylis, J, Mor- P. Denier, E. Kulbago, T. Lytie. ROW THREE. M. Grady, R. Braos, Chew, R- COJJJUS- ROW TWO! R, KUCef0r P4 HQVYJQGV1, B- BOYVSSCU, R. Martinez, J. Elismore, R. Kosuf, E. Krawczyk, W. Baumler. .f Sanborn R Rosso ROW TWO T Pinzei W Proury R McGee D LaSaiIe W Ryan R Thomas P Moran L Noworyra ROW THREE D Proe 88 sf' , . i ROW ONE. J. Wloszczyno, P. Viscomi, R. Wind, F. Schmitz, J. frock, J. McCiincy, D. Shipston, R. Trapasso, R. Turcotre, F. Reuter, ROW ONE P Karsfed D DlLeonardo R Bogal J Grobe A B T Kryzuda K Kean S ace Cecula J lwannclu Aversa J Bobo ROW TWO P Beazley D Bradley J Gorman F D Ke h D Kowsky F Kammska B Hoplnghf M Galas ROW THREE R 'S ROW ONE G Serr D GaNagher J Suchocku M Palumbo T mck ROW THRE W O Sk ku DTTu Muraca J Wafosyn J Dawes ROW TWO Q Kufrs R McCon Alew M avey R Moore D Lannon na hy C Kowakkr R Marchew W MoHuson J Welch T ars 89 .lumor Two , , , . A , . , . , . och, . , . , . T , A. , . ' A, R , . . 2 . , . , . , ell, . Jsc . I' i - .'oe 42' ' ..- 'J' I JJ: H- J , .N M . . I -. -I 11 fr I . ' A L .. ., .1 - ' ' ' w .. U , , n.- y ,f J 'n T A , 'v 1 If M. I - Rf I . J. , ,IQ tx ' A A 1 , .W A - J '..' '-. V X Y JK. ,' , ' I' is I K X 4- f 1 ' ' ig 5 . f L i Q 1 'ef ' 4' v , A , X Y z A f O JJL ' J, ' ' xl X. 41, 'f K . L- N I : . , . , . ', . , . A . E: . Bos, T. ADec, V. awrans ', J, iiio, I - , . A . : Y ' , . - J. I , . L , . , . . 9 I - A, . ', . ' , . , . P - O 3 ROW ONE P Arone J Dougherty G Lcczl M Guerrette C syfhe G Mnlls T Gabor ROW THREE M Harmon J Kohan R Bysfrzck ROW TWO W Rodgers L Scozzcfovu J Way J For Shorrow D Cuddohee R Condlno M Felice G Zlolek .lumor Three ROW ONE L WIJQOSZ P Voicnsky T Col Ims ROW TWO R Morkovwtz W Styne? Has ee Abt ROW TH e sy oos ermcm M1 czors w Swcrfzenberg 90 K 'Q 4? ROW ONE J Greene G Cepllnslu R D Ambrosno R Duvntt R Murguc A Delslgnore ROW TWO L Lxgommcru L Corsoro Cook Dn o T Rezlly J Menkenc: J McDougall R THREE P Hoffman C Crousdole P Gregorchuk G Popuerz P Oakes D Jaeger J Curry .lumor Four ROW ONE M Rhoney T Robbrns S Prumecu R Roulley D Co pIZZI G Pofruck ROW TWO P Andrews J Tourbln P Scozzc ova Gabriele Aversa G Cccccmnse ROW THREE J nn as W. 1 C7 Adomczyk J Atcmnon mon G Szenfendren Bobbero O Cegles Hal ock J or if ,Q 405. 14 of Rev RAYMOND J CHRIST O S F S Senior Moderator ,,,-- f uf A IYAIY ANI W t I Ala Q7 7 X, MICHAELJ MORAN Student Council President 1867 Willow Avenue Sacred Heart f-dn? JOSEPH C WEBER Sensor Class Presrdent 932 Cayuga Dnve Sa nl John de LaSalle Class if -s !- rf ' an ll dim! XX, I lfzcl V ll V I ,lt ll Ill .. -, ls - ' . I 7' D ff wx W E LAWRENCE O MONIN Sensor Class Vice Presrdenf 146 6159 Sheet Pnnce of Peace of 60 JAMES M MANZI Semor Class Secretary 2919 South Avenue Our Lady of Mourvf Carmel 115: 9- 'r lk A EV? A fmt v1Q x NELSON F LEONE It .Q Semor Class Treasurer -Q' 11. 932 Forrfeld Avenue so f,ed W, W I ' 5 .X x Ei X 'x :Kiwi -xml , WI Wh af- 'MK S S C 14,35 as PQQW X ' Ak Nix I V 93 Prvfxx KURT P ALVERSON JOSEPH A ANTICOLI RICHARD R BARCZYS 31 Koch Street Ton 5930 Buffalo Avenue 1263 89th Street Sam! Francis of Assnsl Samt John de LcSaIIe Prrnce of Peace .she wwf, 694- ,gggxzefr 71f1 smlrks Paul Marvin at the slze of Lou Mcrtln s head while Tony Ponzi YesIs Ihe hugh altitude of Art Panzorellc 94 JOHN C BIENKOWSKI 361 Spuce Avenue Sam? Mary of the Cafaracf WILLIAMJ HIGGINS 1364 Cleveland Avenue Sacred Heart M 5 I if I . . , w ' 4 I ' ,,'fa,g-45, ' ' -ffipiiy - -i' - - , Q - I I X, J 1 KENNETH P BLACKBURN 42 Harriet Street Ton Saint Francis of Assisi JOHN J BONGHI 518 82nd Street Saint John de LaSalle ,Ls ..,.,... PIHSSC The lntra High School Student Council, in existence for two years has honored Dufty both years by selecting its president from our representation this Year our Tom Sullivan who succeeded Mike OConnor Our Junior delegate is Lou Fort: The purpose of the IH SSC which meets once a month at the Catholic Center in But falo is to discuss the mutual problems of its thirty Catholic members The main event of the year was the general convention held at Mt Mercy Academy on February l2 with the theme Education Schooajfvwjxvwf LW ROBERTJ BRENNAN 956 McKinley Ave Saint Teresa 'N n JOHN J. BRODERICK FREDERICK A. BROOKS ARTHUR J BROPHY 926 Vanderbilt Avenue 244 Portage Road , 6l3 9th Street Saint Teresa Holy Trinity Saint Mary of the Cataract DENNIS T BRUNNER 2426 Pierce Avenue ROCCOJ BRUNO 770 Seymour Avenue Our Lady of Mount Carmel Sam? Teresa THOMAS A BRUNO 565 Nth Street Som? Joseph ROBERT J CASTELLANI 2492 Weston Avenue Sacred Heorf Frosh Lose Therr Freshness NICHOLAS CHERVINSKY SCHOOI SGUI gels nnvusuble shield protechon by Frosh Pot Baker and Tony Rugurello whsle 1339 Maple Avenue Phnl Ruvknn holds the books of the Senior overseers Sam? Teresa HAROLD L CHIRUMBLO l8ll Cleveland Avenue Sacred Heart What you won t flnd un a woman s purse exclatm John LaSota and Lee Schultz to Denms Brown JAMES M CHRZANOWSKI RONALD Z CIOTUSZYNSKI 254 Spaldung Street N T 44 Colomal Drlve Ton Our Lady ol Czestochowo Samt Francts of Assist A sense of loss and bewulderment characterlzed the Incoming Freshmen at Duffy but after the mltlatlon they felt nght at home wrth the Duffy splrlt well nmplanted Only the Snr Mughty Sensors put the tledgllngs through their paces The lowly ones reserved seats on the bus carrued books brushed clothes, shined shoes catered to the Sensors The bean res marked the student as a Freshman and made wonderful souvenirs of a gruelung but happy two weeks PATRICK J CONWAY 430 4th Street Sornt Mary of the Cataract x., X PUrS0, hdir and sign of Chuck Ross, Norm Machelor and Ken Brown are checked by Tom RlCl'lARD AA CSIZMAR Nowak Gerry Galdys Steve Noworyta and Stan Srniech. 147 Whectlleld Slfeel, N. Ascension - X. F' .X- The Honor Society. ROW ONE: W. White, R. Philson, T. Cullen, T. W. Baumler, R. Martinez, J. Gallagher, L. Noworyta, D. Bruzek J Taberski, S, Grabiec, R, Castiglione, M, Eleey, R. Lewis, J. Juras, T. Conavczn. ROW THREE: D. Tusinski, D. Smith, J. Bonghi, L. Monin C Krulisky, G. Beresney. ROW TWO: G. Heiman, C. Baylis, E. Kulbago, Masolf, J. Machelor, J. Murphy, R. McGee, E. Krowczyk. JOSEPH CULINI 3921 Bell Street Saint Teresa FRANCIS S. DRYJA 2622 Welch Avenue Saint Stanislaus Kastka JAMES C. CURLEY PETER J. DINSMORE 30 West Park Road, G. I. 1666 Whitehaven Road, G. I Saint Stephen Saint Stephen ARTHUR V. EDGETTE 609 Jefferson Avenue Saint Mary of the Cataract 98 WILLIAM A. FIDELI 2420 Parkview Drive Sacred Heart GARY J. FIORUCCI 2712 Highland Avenue Sacred Hearr HANS D. FUHRMAN 1009 Pierce Avenue Sacred Heart JOHN L GABRIELE 915 North Avenue Sacred Heart GERALDJ GALDYS 325 Hyde Park Boulevard Sornt Stanislaus Kostka Some of Duffy s Elrfe The Bishop Duffy Chapter of the Natuonal Honor Society of Secondary Schools rmtuated on April 10 1959 inducted twenty members last fall These boys were approved by a faculty board as possessmg the cardmal qualltles worthy of encouragement IH all schools character scholarshup leader ship and servlce The socnety s moderator was the Rev Alex ander Pocetto OSFS The ofhcers were Lawrence Monln presldent Edward Krawczyk vuce presrdent Robert McGee secretary and David Smuth treasurer Congrdiulaflons are extended by Fr Conlun to larry Monm as Presldent of the Honor So lety DAVID G GALLAGHER 248 79th Street Salnt john de LaSalle ,- f 5 f 5 :Z 5'- lllll lllll 99 DAVID A. GEANDREAU 3915 DeVeaux Street Saint Teresa FRANCIS D. GIBB 307 6th Street Saint Mary of the Cataract An Evening in Granada The evening ot April l8, l959 will always be remembered by the members of the Class of l960. On this evening the eleventh annual Junior prom ot Bishop Dutty High School took place. The auditorium was beautifully decorated to de- pict the Spanish theme. Highlights ot the decorations were a colortul mural of a bull tight scene painted by Steve Man- sour and Murray Ormsby and a bubbling fountain surrounded by lush foliage. Lou MorreII's Septet Plus One furnished the music. The prom was topped by a buftet held at the Boots and Saddle Restaurant-a most enioyable evening that will not be soon forgotten. Queen Ellen Murphy and escort Mike Moran THOMAS J. GILL ROBERT J GIORDANO 99 Division Street, N. T. 203 5th Street Ascension Saint Mary of the Cataract I MICHAEL J, GLICA 37 5th Avenue, N. T. Our Lady of Czestochowa EI Senor y Ia Senonfa seem vo be llsvenmg fo Pct Casale and Joe PAUL J GRASSLER SkfY1P9k 316 24th Streer Holy Trfmry 4-K LAWRENCE W GRATTO MICHAEL W HACHEE GEORGE HADZEWYCZ 423 Elmwood Avenue 8628 Pxne Avenue 1359 Lrnwood Avenue Sam! Mory of fhe Coicrcc' Prmce of Peace Som? Mory s Greek Corh , 1: MARK1AN HADZEWYCZ 1359 Lmwood Avenue Som? Marys Greek Cath JOHN F HARVEY 231 Creek Road Lewnsron Som? Perer JAMES R HASTEE 2927 McKoon Avenue Som! Teresa JAMES W HAHN LEONARD P HAJZAK 8909 Joliet Avenue 4409 John Street Sam! John de LaSalle Saint Teresa JOSEPH P HEATH 1511 13th Street Sacred Heart JON E HEEMBROCK 2890 McKoon Avenue Sam! Teresa JOHN R HOOLIHAN DANIELJ JAKUBCZYK H29 Ontario Avenue 2629 Welch Avenue Sacred Heart Holy Tnnny x PAULJ JANIK 225 60th Street Holy Trlnvly DANIEL K KELLEY T806 Nncgara Avenue Sacred Heart ,- Sensor Class Presldent Joe Weber presents Bull Mulluman wnth hus semor pm whale Dan Treczuak Make Skurzewsln Fran VanDclen and Tony Rsppo proudly show thenr puns EDWARDJ KLEBER 8908 GruFfon Avenue Savnt John de LaSalle KENNETH E KRAEMER 224 Young Street Ton St Francrs of Asnsv N. G WILLIAM LADUE 630 6th Street Sarnt Mary of the Cataract X JOHN If LASOTA ERNEST M LEO 2767 Welch Avenue 635 Chulton Avenue Holy Trmrty Sacred Heart MICHAEL T LESNICK 272 Drake Road N T Saint Joseph JOHN A LINDSAY 8730 Mang Avenue Sami John de LaSalle DANIEL A. LINENFELSER 4388 E. River Road, G.I. Saint Stephen JOHN M, LOJEK GARY W. LOWE 3021 Dorchester Road 2916 Military Road Saint Teresa Saint Leo 'Q' JOHN M LUCH 2404 Nuogoro Avenue Sacred Hear! -Q up pg --.4 L ,4 vi Obi 12 .W 232. The Sbnlor ring as presented to Mwke Moron by Fr Conlun whale Joe Anvrcolu Kurt Alverson Rwchord Borczys and Bull Brggrns onxrously cwont their turn JOHN M MACHELOR PATRICK N MACKENNA 5022 Hyde Pork Boulevard 734 Elmwood Avenue Som! Teresa Sam? Mary of lhe Caforocr 40, f- v rv ,f t 5 ll I n N v X ,, A A, A e X Al ,uf ' 2, , , f L,-'5 If '.'f fb 'X 'ff-. ! ' kiil' '. 5 'K J . if 'lg ffgf 1 . ' , 23 , - , , AM : U If? A J K ' sf p. ' r 1 f rg, ry 1 . ,G N11 712. I . ' 'ni A . I' , 1 5,0 A' V ' ' I ff Q, :' i xv X .Q ,, 5: 5 -x X , W - I v Q -1 ,fu .5 ,A ' 5 .., A 'maj , X ga W X 1 '. . 11 gr- . . -, ' am , , H - ' .iw 1 o -N A , 1 Q r F -ff Q . . gr gmt iz: 6 . . - ' S new f b, . .-, ef v if . 4 I k I ' k -,A ' ' ff s A- kklx M ,e.. 1 1 5 JSA g Q I kb iff I r ., A .Q N ' nj X y. 1 w of r api i si I JOHN J. MAHONEY JOSEPH T. MALONEY STEPHEN P. MANSOUR 1859 Ontario Avenue 441 9th Street 931 McKinley Avenue Sacred Heart Saint Mary of the Cataract Saint Teresa SALVATORE A. MARINO LOUIS MARTIN 1228 Ferry Avenue Saint Joseph JAMES E. McAVOY 278 Payne Avenue, N.T. Ascension 1419 Pine Avenue Saint Joseph I PAUL J. MARVIN 28 Garlow Road, Lewiston Saint Teresa SHAUN Q. MCMAHON CASIMER A. MILCZARSKI WILLIAM R. MILLIMAN 136 68th Street 80l5 Frontier Avenue 664 Wright Avenue, N.T. Saint John de LaSalle Saint John de LaSalle Ascension WILLIAM H. MILLS RONALD C. MIS VINCENT R. MORELLO 346 71st Street l42l Payne Avenue, N.T. 2708 Woodlawn Avenue Saint John de LaSalle Our Lady of Czestochowc Our Lady of Mounl Carmel School splrlf us exemplrtled to the underclassmen by the sensors JOSEPH V, MOSIER 234 Memorial Parkway Our Lady of Lebanon Fatt Dreaming of the prom is Jim Manzi as John Mahon Trapasso. JOHN A, MURPHY 120 69th Street Saint John de LaSalle 1 1 LAWRENCE E. NORTON 1334 Niagara Avenue Sacred Heart 97' and Dan Kelley are fltted by Mr. 'W' .7'c.,i.d ', his MICHAEL J. MURPHY 1129 Niagara Avenue Sacred Heart JXP CHARLES A. MOSOLF 3059 Madison Avenue Saint Teresa 4 311 si 2 RICHARD R. NICOL 621 67th Street Prince of Peace THOMAS L. NOWAK 8624 Munson Avenue Saint Stanislaus Kostka STEVEN F. NOWORYTA 2603 Welch Avenue Saint Stanislaus Kostka 100 Club Leaders of Candy Drive X ' X The successful chocolate drive was sponsored by The Rapldeer. The l0O Club hon- ors the boys who sold over lO0 bars of chocolate. Fr. Christ is shown rewarding top sales- man, John LaSota. The other members are Jim McDonald and Gary Reese llcneelinglg Dan McMahon and Angelo Morinello. Lf-K gf RICHARD A. O'BARA JOHN P. O'CONNOR DANlEL P. O'DEA 536 26th Street 236 76th Street l88l Linwood Avenue Our Lady of the Rosary Saint John de LaSalle Sacred Heart E ,L ,atv 31 i X .l -1 '11 I BRIAN A. O'DONNELL ROBERT J. OKRZYNSKI KENNETH F. OLESKI 421 6th Street 244 l2th Avenue, N.T. 614 70th Street Saint Mary of the Cataract Our Lady of Czestochowa Prince of Peace JOSEPH D. PADUANO 2208 Ferry Avenue Our Lady of the Rosary PETER F. PANE 1345 Payne Avenue, N.T. Saint Joseph MURRAY C. ORMSBY 1818 Cleveland Avenue Sacred Heart JOHN F. OZYP 8935 Joliet Avenue Saint John de LaSalle 1 f' l 1 1 A Ipit and spun school is credited to the nightly efforts of Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. MacMillan and Mrs. Infontino. 110 ARTHUR .l. PANZARELLA 448 Wendell Avenue, Buf. Blessed Sacrament KENNETH E. PAPIERZ 3031 Welch Avenue Holy Trinity MARK H. PIERCE 1218 13111 Sheet Sacred Hear! ANTHONY J. PONZI 551 21st Streer Saint Joseph -ii If CHARLES PARKINSON 2225 Niagara Avenue Sacred Hear! 411 1 DAVID A. PAVAN 2734 Whitney Avenue Our Lady of Mount Carmel -2 I i ww-ax Cranberry claharlngs are heard by Dr. Welch in Dennis Sparks as Miss Courtney prepares to call Ihe names of the nexf palienfs, R. Ciofuszynski, J. Redner, and J. Reid JOHN R, RACHFAL 1459 Ferry Avenue HaIy Trinify DAVID A. RANDLER 1365 Ontario Avenue Sacred Heart THOMAS P. RAO Ridge Road, Lewiston St. Peter JOHN D. REDNER 90 DeKalb Street, Ton. Saint Francis of Assisi JOHN M. REILLY 2010 16th Street Sacred Heart fe ANTHONY V. RIPPO 529 70th Street SI, Joseph 1 JACK R. REID 251 Broad Street, N.T. St. Francis of Asissi JAMES M. RIVERS 1535 Willow Avenue Sacred Heart The sweef smiles of Mrs. Shiposki, Mrs.Riz1o, and Mrs. Damonico are the perfect seasoning to the cafeteria food. is als, C7 li! I 0 'X Parched throats of Jack Tessier, Tom Gill, Bob Sommer, Bob Giordano and Mike Glica are quenched o pop machine. W if WILLIAM J. RUFRAN JAMES V, SANBORN 1712 11th Street 169 81st Street Sacred Heart Sam! John de LaSa11e ,519 ROBERT G. SCHIESSER LEON J. SCHULTZ 708 Ashland Avenue 2 Saunders Settlement Road Sacred Heart Saint Teresa Y. t the I 623 1 s FREDERICO SANTINI 1342 Niagara Avenue Sacred Heart 7154 GILBERT V. SCRWANI 3921 Bell Street Saint Teresa i , ? 12. DANIEL D. SHEEDY RICHARD F. SILVAROLI MARK S. SIMMONS 8946 Hennepin Avenue 2469 Grand Avenue 1355 Norwood Avenue Saint John de LaSalle Our Lady of Mount Carmel Saint Teresa JOSEPH J. SKRZYPEK 432 16th Street Holy Trinity MICHAEL J. SKURZEWSKI ' 253 14th Street ' ,,, ' Holy Trinity eiiii but fx, 'X v m I wfll ff M M ,-,. ,I -R STANLEY F. SMIECH DAVID M. SMITH 3141 Woodland Avenue 276 Stenzel Street, N.T. Saint Leo Saint Joseph A Slovakian Madonna which was entered in the Pageant of Prayer in Buffalo is por- trayed by Joan Hoffman and Steve Mansour. ROBERT C. SOMMER 59 Chiprnon Place, N.T, Ascension -C ,g ,ffl f THEODORE S. SOSNOWSK1 143 77th Street Saint John de LaSaHe gf x, . , A ,WJX A 3. f DENNIS L. SPARKS fl- .A-an... in -I 11' 195 Robinson Street, N.T. Ascension ,LW-'Y-2 QI- ff, BRIAN P. SPILLANE JAMES E. STACK 1004 15th Street 1857 Weston Avenue St. Joseph Sacred Heart -,Nt MICHAEL B. STEINER BERNARD S. STONEHAM 909 Grove Avenue 549 70th Street Sacred Heart Prince of Peace 'Z' 'Off' 1 W, i L f Here 'n' I here i HAROLD E. SUITOR THOMAS L. SULLIVAN 363 7th Street 'IMZV7 Cleveland Avenue St. Mary of the Cataract Sacred Heart N i - g ' 1.5 i DANIEL D. TRZECIAK FRANCIS P. VANDALEN 462 27th Street 1119 Haeberle Avenue Our Lady of the Rosary Saint Joseph CARL G. VIRTUOSO J. ANTHONY WINGER RICHARD J. WITKOWSKI 3016 Delancey Road 2415 Whitney Avenue 2445 Cudaback Avenue Sain? Teresa Our Lady of Mounf Carmel Sain! Slanislaus Koslka Vocational Guldancl is given by Fr. Cassidy Io Jim Rivers, Paul Jonik, Val Zuba, and Bernie Stoneham. RONALD W WOZNIAK 3747 McKoon A enue Sam! Teresa -410 W VALENTINE T ZUBA 1960 Cudobock A enue Holy Trn fy May God Bless You, Seniors ,.-sd' ,.,.,-c- f Jai Ms! BM 'WQSF' JEL 1397 Am we MM' V 421 4: I' 'I Qs- '55 A fafowlll bllulng s gven to some sensors by the r rnoderutov Fr Christ as they Ieuve Duffy th mcny fond memories Semor Index and Credrfs The numbers nn rtallcs are pages on whnch the Semor ALVERSON KURT 42 94 IO5 lntra Basketball 2 4 Bowltng 4 ANTICOLI JOSEPH 94 IO5 Dance Commtttee 3 BARCZYS RICHARD 42 94 IO5 ra Basketball I Truck 1 Debatnng 4 BIENKOWSKI JOHN 29 3I 32 33 34 48 69 94 Model U N 3 RAPIDEER 4 ANTLER Current Events 3 Sctence Club Dance Commrttees 2 3 lntra B s etball 2 3 4 Bowlrng 4 Honor Rall I G ee Club 3 4 ck I 2 amattcs I 2 3 BIGGINS WILLIAM 94 IO5 Dance Commrttees I 2 3 Football I BLACKBURN KENNETH 57 95 D nce Committees I 2 3 4 lntra Ba etball I 3 F otball 2 3 4 BONGHI JOHN 4 2l 27 29 42 45 84 95 98 Sodaltty 3 4 Model U N RAPIDEER 4 AN LER I 2 Current Events 3 4 Chess Club D nce Commlttees I 2 3 4 nor Roll I Honor Society Student Council 3 4 BRENNAN ROBERT 3I 43 95 RAPIDEER 4 Current Events 3 Honor Roll l 2 BRODERICK JOHN 95 Dance Commtttees I 3 lntra Basketball Honor Roll I Football I BROOKS FREDERICK 4I 95 Dance Committee 3 lntra Basketball 2 Student Councll 2 3 4 Track 2 3 BROPHY ARTHUR 43 95 Dance Committees 2 3 lntra Basket 3 C eterta I 3 4 Honor R 2 Student Council 2 Guard BRUNNER DENNIS 47 96 Dance Committee 3 lntra Basketball nor Roll I Basketball I G I 2 BRUNO ROCCO 42 96 Dance Commtttees 3 4 lntra Basket I nor Roll I 2 appears BRUNO THOMAS 96 Dance Commrtteesl 3 4 Intrg Basket I CASTELLANI ROBERT 96 Dance Committee 3 lntra Basketball 2 CHERVINSKY NICHOLAS 96 Scuence Club 2 Honor Roll 2 CHIRUMBLO HAROLD 47 97 Sctence Club 2 lntra Basketball 2 Honor Roll 2 CHRZANOWSKI JAMES 29 30 37 97 ANTLER 3 4 Dance Commtttee ra B ketball I 2 Honor Roll CIOTUSZYNSKI RONALD 38 97 III Archery 3 CONWAY PATRICK 97 ANTLER 4 Dance Commrttees I 2 3 ra B ketballl 2 Basket b I CSIZMAR RICHARD 42 43 97 nor Roll I 2 3 Guard 3 4 CULINI JOSEPH 29 34 85 98 RAPIDEER 4 ANTLER 4 G ee Club 4 CURLEY JAMES 37 42 98 IOI RAPIDEER 4 Dance Commlttees 3 Stage Crew 4 DINSMORE PETER 98 DRYJA FRANCIS 2I 34 98 Dance Commnttees I 2 3 4 Glee Club ra sketball I Sacrlstans 3 Stage Crew Sclence Club I 2 EDGETTE ARTHUR 84 98 Dance Cornrnlttees 3 4 Archery Club 3 EIDELI WILLIAM 99 ra B ketball I 2 Honor Roll Track 2 FIORUCCI GARY 99 Dance Commlttee 2 lntra Basketball Basketball I Football M r I FUHRMANN HANS 84 99 Science Club 2 Dance Commtttees I 2 lntra Basketball 3 Honor Roll 3 I2O GABRIELE JOHN 29 32 35 47 4 77 85 99 IOI Dance Commlttees I 2 3 4 ntra etball I 2 3 Bowllng Honor Roll I Student Council Track 2 Footballl 2 3 Basketball 2 Guard 3 4 GALDYS GERALD 2I 43 85 99 Dance Commtttees I 2 3 4 ntra etball I 2 Bawlrng nor Roll I 2 Guard 3 Basketball I Stage Crew 4 GALLAGHER DAVID 99 ra Basketball I 2 Cafeterta GEANDREAU DAVID 42 IOO Mo el U N 4 Scrence Cu I Dance Commuttees 3 4 ke alll 3 Bowlrng 4 ntra as GIBB FRANCIS 22 IOO Science Club 2 Dance Committees 3 lntra Basketball I Bowltng 4 Glee Club 4 Track I 2 GILL THOMAS 34 IOO II3 GIORDANO ROBERT IOO II3 Dance Committees 2 3 ntra Basket I GLICA MICHAEL 27 IOO II3 Scuence Club I Dance Committees 2 Track 2 GRASSLER PAUL 2I 29 32 34 IOI Sodallty 4 RAPIDEER 2 ANTLER Sctence Club 2 Dance Com 1 ees I 3 H nor Roll I 2 Glee Club 3 4 Track 2 Guard 4 St e Crew I 2 3 4 Photography Club 2 Dramattcs 4 GRATTO LAWRENCE 22 70 IOI Dance Committees 2 3 ntra Basket I Bowltng 4 Track Football I 3 HACHEE MICHAEL IOI Track I Tennts I HADZEWYCZ GEORGE 27 43 57 IOI Dance Commttteesl 3 4 lntra Bas ketball I Caleterra 3 4 Honor I Student Counctl I Tack2 34 Foballl 23 Basketball I 2 Guard 3 4 0 I balI,2,3,4. 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