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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

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The manifestations of St. Francis' teach- ings are witnessed in all activities at Duffy, both in and out of the classroom. The sincere aim of the Oblates is to pre- pare us mentally, spiritually, physically and socially for the long road of life which lies ahead. The assimilation and de- velopment of the virtues of St. Francis de Sales will prove invaluable in attain- ing man's ultimate goal-eternal union with his Creator. f 5 His Holiness Pope John XXIII His Excellency Bishop Leo R. Smith, D.D Administrator of Bujalo Diocese Very Rev. Wllllam D. Buckley, O.S.F.S Superior General Very Rev. John J. Conmy, O.S.F.S Provincial Superior Rt. Rev. Msgr. Leo E. Hammerl Superin fendent of Schools + -X 'N WM .431 Very Rev. Joseph B. Hughes, O.S.F.S. OBLATE GUIDANCE Local Superior, Algebra 8 Reverend John L. Berkenheuer, O.S.F.S. Principal, Latin 0,QU,,,,Ql,w,MlLt,.0Fn4' We 7 iljfifiizfm Rev. Alexander T. Pocetto Vice-Principal, French Prefect of Discipline Rev. Paul G. Gillespie Social Studies, Sodality, v' Y ' Men's Club Rev. Edward J. Simons Asst. Superior, Social Studies Religion, Bookstore Rev. Joseph Neumann Religion 9 Rev. Edward S. Chrzanowski WN Religion, English, Antler, Senior Class Moderator, Great Books Rev. Paul J. Francis Technical Drawing, English, Guidance Rev. Dennis G. Murphy Physics, Science Club Rev. William H. Juergens Mathematics School Treasurer 'IM Reli ion, Dramati SA, 6 X ? Mu xfW4JZi I 4 1 R' Rev. Dominick F. Finn Mathematics 10 Rev. Patrick Kelly Biology, Athletic Director Rev. Mr. Edward Pikarski English, Intramurals, Lockers aww .,,. ,,,'V , .. ,HH J H Rev. Anthony F. Silvestri Spanish, Social Studies, Rnpideer, M0ther's Club 7' if M if Bro. George Martin Earth Science Rev. Mr. Thomas Hagan Latin, English, Sodality, Sacristans, Cross-Country Rev. Vincent deP. Burke Spanish, Religion 11 Rev. Mr. Thomas P. Hanna Social Sciences, Sodality, Bookstore, Debate Rev. Mr. Gerald R. Shough Business, Rapideer gnc Gfffff ff tfdfC4'1, ,I Bro. Henry N. Milano Maintenance, Stage Crew, Transportation Mr. James M. Niland Physical Education, Coach of Football and Baseball Mr. Francis W. Scaglione Industrial Arts 12 l Mr. Albert A. D'Amico General Science Mrs. Donald Nugent Secretary Secretary Mrs. Charles Ross Mr. William Christy History, English, Golf Team l l w l Bro. Francis J. Murray Mrs. Clifton Brockway Maintenance Librarian 13 JOHN T. LUPISELLA Student Council President SENIQR J CLASS A OFFICERS 1963 D X5 W S QW St. Joseph RICHARD M. LACZI MICHAEL J. VIOLANTE Vice-President St. Teresa of the Infant Jesus JAMES F. SIMPSON FRANCIS A. FABIANO Secretary Treasurer Holy Rosary 14 St. Joseph SENIQRS CLAUDE M. ALVERSON St. Francis of Assisi, Tona. MICHAEL T. AUER St. Peter, Lewiston LARRY J. ANDREINI St. John de LaSalle PATRICK M. BAKER St. Mary of the Cataract 16 SENIORS ALAN T. ARGY Sacred Heart PETER R. BATT St. Francis of Assisi, Tana. JOHN BERESHESKI .r 'i FRANK St. Joseph Prince of Peace ROBERT F. BAYLIS St. Stephan, Grand Island FREDERICK D. BIEKSZA Holy Trinity RICHARD J. BLACHOWICZ Ascension, N .T. 17 BRUCE J. BLACKBURN St. Francis of Assisi, Tona. CASIMIER A. BORKOWSKI Holy Trinity DENNIS M. BROWN St. John De LaSalle MICHAEL S. BRODERICK St. Teresa of the Infant Jesus KENNETH M. BROWN St. John de LaSalle 18 :TT rg V MICHAEL L. BROPHY St. Mary of the Cataract DONALD E. BURNS , St. Peter, Lewiston F ,ff N Q , PATRICK G. BUTLER St. Stephan, Grand Island BERNARD A. CAPIRCHIO St. Joseph, N.T. aggfkb EDWARD M. CASSIDY JAMES E. CECULA St. Stanislaus Kostka DAVID A. CHANK St. Joseph, N.T. 19 St. Mary of the Cataract RONALD F. CHEFF Our Lady of Mount Carmel CLASS 1 DAVID L. CIPOLLONE Ascension, N .T . THOMAS E. CON-FER ' THOMAS . cooK St. Teresa of :he Infant Jesus St. Joseph THOMAS I. CORBETI' GERALD L. COSTANZO SALVATORE J. COSTANZO Ascension, N .T. St. John de LaSalle Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 20 OF 1963 JAMES M. CRAMER JAMES E. DAVIES Our Lady of Lebanon St. Joseph FRANCIS P. DiCAMILLO JAMES H. DINSMORE St. Joseph St. Stephan, Grand Island 21 SAMUEL J. COTTON Sacred Heart MICHAEL T. DOUGHERTY St. Mary of the Cataract 6 , PAUL H. DRYLEWSKI Holy Trinity SENIGRS ROBERT D. FARKAS PETER A. FILOCAMO Ascension, N .T. WILLIAM F. FUREY MICHAEL E. GORMAN Our Lady of Mount Carmel St. John de LaSalle JOHN J. GRACE Sacred Heart 22 ,, , Ez, , VINCENT J. GRANDINETTI Sacred Heart J 'I . - , SAMUEL C. HUNT St. Stephan, Grand Island RICHARD P. JOSEPH St. John de LaSalle JAMES N. HARWELL St. Leo JAMES C. ISENHART Sacred Heart , if 'DP relay X 6 x, Q0 Q3 1' Q A 'P 0? qs Swag XSL Avg' Q' 23 RICHARD G. HOLODY St. S ranislaus Kostka 1963 V A ',,: KENNETH F. JUEN DENNIS J. KALOTA WALTER S. KLUGA St. Stephan, Grand Island St. Joseph ' Holy Trinity JAMES E. KONIECZNY Our Lady of Czestochowa, N .T. PAUL H. KOZLOWSKI St. Stanislaus Kostka CLASS EDWARD J. KRUK Our Lady of Czestochowa, N .T. 24 ROBERT I. KRUL Holy Trinity . E V, 'xv JAMES F. LaDUE Q EDWARD S. LaSOTA ERVIN J. LEWIS St. Mary of the Cataract Holy Trinity St. John de LaSalle Z OF 1963 STEWART M. LINDSAY St. John de LaSalle - , 113' NORMAN R. MACHELOR MICHAEL R. MADIA JOSEPH P. MAGADDINO St. John de LaSalle Stl Stephan, Grand Island St. Stephan, Grand Island 25 S ,E SENIORS , . 3: 'Y-, DONALD F. MANNO Ascension, N .T. 3 JAMES W. MANSOUR CHARLES B. St. Teresa of the Infant Jesus St. Joseph A ' A 'J , :: C, ss , ' ' ' i CHARLES E. MCALHANEY Our Lady of Mt. Carmel RICHARD J. MARTINEZ St. John de LaSalle JAMES D. McDONALD St. Teresa of the Infant Jesus 26 EDWIN J. MCGRATH Sacred Heart KENT P. MCNAUGHTON JOHN C. METZLER RAYMOND G. MILETTE Ascension, N .T . Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Our Lady of the Rosary ROBERT P. MILLS St. John de LaSalle DANIEL M. O'CONNOR Sacred Heart DAVID L. MORE'ITI PAUL R. NEVILLE St. John de LaSalle 1 Q 'if WWW ie I 963 27 WILLIAM F. PARKINSON DENNIS F. PAWLAK Sacred Heart Holy Trinity M ff -,, ,,,-Lx. 2, 1. - -.AS ' 1, A ui 'A' zfijigf 'A' 5 JOHN P. PIERONI FRANKLIN B. PINZEL Prince of Peace St. Stephan, Grand Island SENICDRS 28 JAMES V. RONALD F. PONZI St. Joseph ROBERT T. PUTNAM JOHN R. RAFFERTY Sacred Heart Prince of Peace WILLIAM T. RIPPLE PHILIP L. RIVKIN CHARLES F. ROSS St. Teresa of the Infant Jesus St. Stephan, Grand Island St. John de LaSalle 1963 DENNIS R. RYAN St. Francis of Assisi, Tona. 29 GERALD A. SCAVULLI Sacred Heart JAMES M. SKOMSKI Our Lady of Czestochowa, N .T. Q RICHARD J. SCHIESSER Sacred Heart JAMES M. SCHOEPFLIN Sacred Heart M930 DENNIS T. SKOWRONSKI Our Lady of Mi. Carmel vw JOSEPH R. SODA St. Joseph, N .T. BRIAN F. SWARTZENBERG St. Peter, Lewiston XE X , ROBERT J. STACK Sacred Heart JAMES F. SULLIVAN Sl. Teresa of the Infant Jesus 31 5 J JAMES L. TALARICO Our Lady of Mt. Carmel MMM tilt? 3 DOMINICK F. St. Mary of the Cataract JAMES F. TOMASZEWSKI JOHN P. TOUCHETTE Holy Trinity Sacred Heart JOHN P. TRAVERSE MICHAEL G. TRAVERSE RUSSELL P. VENTURELLI Sacred Heart Sacred Heart Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 32 GRADUATES LOUIS F. ZAGOTTI Sl. Joseph 33 THOMAS D VIRTUOSO STANLEY I WALLOGA .Aff JUNIOR OFFICERS Joseph Colosi, Vice-Pres.: Jo- seph Sbarbati, Secr.,' Alex Bruni, Pre.v.,' Donald Nugent, T reas. LI DERCLASSMEN SOPI-IOMORE OFFICERS g. I1 I' Y, Secr.g Ermine Venuto Vzce Pres.: Jerome Pequet Treas LINDERCLASSMEN Robert Lewis, Francis Loncto, Gary Gleason, John Lindsey, William Lobuzzetta, Stanley Ficner, Francis Houchins, Jerome Kustich, John Hillock, and Edward Hess. JLINIGRS Front Row: William Carroll, Leo Casey, Lawrence Dudek. Middle Row: William Flater, Gerald Cramer, John Dlugos. Back Row: William DeDario, Benjamin Kindzia, David Chervinsky, Paul Dinan. 1 g1 - ,D Nelson Zakia, Donald Supon, Robert Wilson, Louis Zona, Richard Staight, Richard Ventry, Andrew Spacone, John Ventrilla, Francis Watts, and Michael Williams. JUNIORS Front Row: Arthur Schnitzer, John Shanahan, Edward Stoneham, Joseph Wind, David Fabrizio, Robert McNamee. Back Row: Gary Palumbo, James Kraft, James Mitchell. Front Row: Louis Moses, John Ryan, Ronald Reagan, Michael Misterkiewicz, Lawrence Martinez. Back Row: Ronald Nogas, Michael Southwood, Charles Schmidtke, Anthony Ryan, George Marin. William Mellan, Charles Rettig, John Russ, James Herowski, Richard Mills, Samuel Talarico, Irenaeus Janiszewski, William Monin, and Robert Passmore. i P i CLASS .pw Michael Flaherty, Henry Korpolinski, Frank Sarkees, George Robbins, Richard Shiah, Joseph Sbarbati, Charles Guarino, John Zahradnik, Jerome Gadawski and Anthony Leone. OF 1964 Front Row: Patrick O'Connor, Jeffrey Fournier, Don Dorso. Back Row: Michael Parsnick, Ronald Stanish, Ronald Long, Robert Tyran, John Noworyta, Thomas Mathias, Timothy McKean. ,FHS 1 Front Row: Richard Bos, Roderick Brennan, Joseph Cornell, Brian Deters, Anthony Colucci, Bruce Wojick. Back Row: James Baldwin, Joseph Donovan, Enrico Caterina, Robert Crois- dale, Gordon Claffey, Lawrence Castellani. JLI IORS Paul Moore, Donald Nugent, Robert O'Keefe, Charles Mallo, William Pyrczak, Francis Talbot, Kevin Brown, David Kulbago and Terrence Buckley. 7.1 jsl n- ,-J ,411-ld 1 Front Row: Joseph DeLaurentis, Patrick Ferraro. Middle Row: Richard Bruni, Louis Ceraso, Mark Banks, and Alexander Bruni. Back Row: Anthony Fera and Richard Demers. Charles McCoy, John Maloney, John Esack, Walter Kudela, Samuel Tripoli, Arthur Marcucci, Peter Marra, Patrick Universal and Chester Gregorchik. 'Fa- 'x - 4.41 First Row: Guido Gomez, Joseph Sbarbati, Ronald Schiesser and Joseph Colosi. Middle Row: James Beresheski, Donald Nugent and Timothy Bobo. Back Row: James Klooster- man, Carl Leone, Mark Banks, Richard Bruni and John Burns. CLASS OF 1964 Anthony Gaeta, Frank Gubala, Daniel Gardner, Wayne Garrow, Thomas Hucul, James Mezhir, Robert Meyer, Dennis Joseph, Victor LaDota, Richard McCabe and Michael McDougall. SOPI-IOMORES Kneeling: Robert Latronica, Michael Marcel and Steven LaRock. Standing: Matthew Mazza, Richard LaValley, Michael Mangno, James Meierer, Richard Maniurski, Robert McKnight and Angelo Morreale. in 1 ' fa-v-xox-L ' 7 1. 3 ' ', 3 f E ' 3955. W ,, . ez if +L 4- Q a , 734 x 'xii i W imwgx bf 2 bi iq ig! ip. 1 m W 2 5 K i?-5 -E if l k i g , i f ' , Q I, My , , f, - Q., 4 - - gg- 3 V ,- ww-7 . , , A x M, H, . ,, ,L , W L1 V -.4 , - MM Wg L + : fl :sp s , g 1 ' A 3 5 -' 5. ' E' 4, M fi Q-1, il Sf-11' ' -V5.9 xqgisgiigfff A -f - 1 . , ir. ,, ,,,,, Q. -,,,1-.,5f- ggi, .- 7 , - E . , 7,-J .A AY E 251353 5 4 fet- tt- 'JkWM6Yi ?31Q A ' , 1 fax W N fi Kneeling: Michael Proctor, Frank Nassoiy, Herbert Stephenson, and Mark Simpson. Standing: Gary Shepard, Robert DiFrancesco, Stephen O'Connor, George Suess, John Shubsda, Rich- ard Laskowski, and Richard Kelley. SGPI-IOMORES Left Row: Stanley Zymroz, Edward Young, and Peter Wizner. Middle Row: James Pierce, Edward Thomas, and John Szydlowski. Right Row: James Rafferty, Robert Shivery, Benjamin Tirabassi, and Marc Touma. Seated: Frank Colucci, Ernest Bevilacqua, Robert Connell, Daniel DelZoppo, David Cramer, and Paul Calarco. Smnding: Arthur Cassidy, Jerome Connery, Ray DePlanche, Patrick Car- mody, and Joseph Alex. Michael Iodice, Richard Kraft, Joseph Krulisky, Charles Mahoney, Robert Hockenos, Alfred Kontrabecki, Gary Luciani. Robert Jones, Timothy Maloney, Edward Kelley, and Michael House. CLASS H- 'm a . he Peter Vescio, Thomas Schmitz, George Straight, Brian Sheehan, Timothy Ward, Richard Si kora, Ermine Venuto, Joseph Bax, John Stepien, Lynn Shumway and David Sdao. 1965 Arthur Ciechoski, Thomas Dawe. Bruce Battaglia, Thomas Bellonte, Thomas Cecula, Michael Edwards, Julius Bellegia, Robert Kopacz, Thomas Kaczynski and Reginald Hoover. AXX Seated: Ronald Valery, John Amery, Paul Quester, John Rosczypala, and Edward Majka. Standing: John Ryan, William Roberts, Matthew Pietrzyk, James Martinez, Frederick Bulin- ski, and Thaddeus J aniszewski. SOPI-IOMORES Seated: Lawrence Conti, James Coyle, Charles Braniff, Anthony Hartman, Ronald Gorczyn- ski, and William Brinkworth. Standing: John Glasz, John Blake, Robert Dugan, Paul D'Aloise and William Gallagher. 48 Front Row: Peter Certo, William Bradshaw, Thomas Korszoloski, Richard Gallagher, William Gerber, Donald Crowell, and Emanual Rao. Back Row: William Gorczynski, Richard Dryja, Nello Capone, John Bosso, and Thomas Mroziak. SOPHOMGRES Seated: Barber Sarkees, Richard Randock, John Rowcroft, James Murphy, and Angelo Sar- kees. Standing: Carmen Mosier, Ronald Pasisz, Daniel Palka, Vincent Ryan, and Edwin No- wicki. 49 91 Seated: James Ozyp, David Marasco, Colin Cuddy, Patrick Manning and Daniel Fitzpatrick. Standing: Wayne Young, Paul DePierro, Michael Basile, James Spuller, Dean Ulrich, and Lawrence Lackas. FRESHMEN Wade Prozeller, Thomas Pulvino, Paul Norwich, Joseph Paonessa, Timothy Meterko, John Minicucci, Warren Payne, Victor Orzechowski, Patrick McCartan, Robert Monin, Robert Lukas and Louis Moran. Richard Rachkofski, Richard Rotella, Robert Rajczak, Robert Wallace, Stephen Simmons, Peter Wunsch, Frank Skurski, Frederick Serianni, James Smiech, Robert Viola, and Richard Venuto. FRESHMEN Edward Witkowski, James White, John Tattersall, Robert Yuravage, Edward Touma, George Truesdale, Francis Wanat, Dominic Pino, Steven Palka, Paschal Ruggirello, and John Spil- lane. , ff fy, ,, - ' 51 Kneeling: Bernard Williams, Theodore Szpara, Carl Abbruzzo, Eric LeBay and Robert Auchu. Standing: John Conroy, John Harris, William Illig, Peter LaVergne, John Linenfelser, Robert Wagner, James Masterson and John Koelle. Douglas Taylor, Robert Salfi, Bernard Pyska, Robert Williamson, Edward Szwedo, Thomas Shiah, Joseph Ruggiero, Michael Sdao, James Roscetti, Richard Skotnicki and Carl Radomski. CLASS 3? 38 OF 1966 Richard Kramarz, Michael, Hagen, Richard Latronica, Stephen Kolarich, Robert Buck, John Bielec, Kevin Barido, Pasquale DelFave, Edward Allen, William Bradberry, Alan Cap and David Dashineau. Kneeling: Paul Claroni, James Colucci, Christian Caggiano, Stephen Bryk and Gordon Doody. Standing: Matthew Anderson, Daniel Cich, John Dimino, Michael Figler, John Bongiovanni and Anthony Berak. Front Row: John Halliday, John Flaherty, James Kadykowski and Peter Justiana. Middle Row: George Kobas, Michael Heyden, John Fitzpatrick and Daniel Joseph. Back Row: Frederick Hammett, James Holody, Patrick Hyla and Joseph Leone. Seated: David Ciurylo, Lawrence Carlini, Victor Cegles, Brian D'Arcy, William Bolents and Nicholas Certo. Standing: George Barido, Jerome Brett, Michael Downey, Lester Ciepiela, William Cummings and Michael Feldhousen. 54 1 Timothy O'Connor, Lawrence Morreale, Daniel O'Connor, Michael Noworyta, Michael Pod- lucky, Michael Ziobrowski, Thomas Monin, Daniel Morrison, Michael McDermid, Michael Quinn, James Leone and William Pullano. CLASS OF 1966 Kneeling: Richard Chiappone, William Young and John Pitarresi. Standing. Thomas Napier, James Martin, Paul Vermette and David Masters. 55 Woodrow Tweed, John Bruno, Charles Tomaselli, Anthony Terrameo, Paul Procopio, Wesley Anderson, Anthony Navarroli, David Prentice, Richard Veihdeffer, William Hilliard, Andre Maillet and Joseph Tyree. FRESHMEN Front Row: Paul O'Laughlin, Peter Palka, James McSweeny, Robert Moretti, Salvatore Paler- mo, Edward Murgia and James Luch. Back Row: Daniel Moran, John Moore, Paul Meraw, Thomas Lewis and David Michaels. 56 1-9.-., .4f' 1 Sealed: John Goodall, Joseph Gravelle, John Kelleher, Gary Hall and Daniel Holody. Stand- ing: Richard Lech, Thomas Janik, James Gray, Gary Fose, Edmund Janiszewski, Michael Kerins and Dale Heary. Freshmen with their beanies. G fA'lgi:.'?3 1.-we-fr ' QF' Senior Hayride Color Day Senior Pin Ceremony 9' , 'QE ACTIVITIES Donald Manno Editor-in-Chief Editors at work THE ANTLER Editorial Staff 91 -Ng 60 Seated: Michael Broderick, James Mansour, Donald Manno, Father Chrzanowski, Moderator, Richard Laczi and Edward Cassidy. Standing: James LaDue, Francis Fabiano, John Touchette, Frank Bettino, James Zawada, James Talarico, Joseph Magaddino, Donald Burns and Dennis Skowronski. Seated: John Dlugos, Jeffrey Fournier, Bruce Wojick, Samuel Talarico, Joseph DeLaurentis, and Brian Deters. Standing: Vincent Ryan, William Gallagher, Richard Gallagher, Jerome Peuquet, Lawrence Conti, George Staight, Terrence Riorden, George Kobas and Christian Caggiano. I 61 Frank DiCamillo Editor-in-Chief THE RAPIDEER Photographers Ervin Lewis and Walter Kluga. Editors DiCamillo, Bruni and Talarico preparing copy. Seated: Bruce Wojick, Richard Staight, Alex- ander Bruni, Mr. Shough, Moderator, Louis Zona, and Guido Gomez. Standing: Joseph 62 Seated: James Mansour, Michael Auer, William Ripple, James Talarico, Dominick Tesoriere, and John Touchette. Standing: Philip Rivkin, James Zawada, Donald Burns, Charles McAl- haney, Dennis Skowronski, Patrick Butler, Richard Laczi, Colosi, Samuel Talarico, Louis Ceraso, Mark Banks, Richard Ventry, Charles Rettig, Rob- ert Passmore and Jeffrey Fournier. Michael Broderick, Robert Putnam, Francis Fabiano, Larry Andreini, Russell Venturelli, Joseph Magaddino, Kenneth Brown, David Chank, Frank Bettino, Samuel Hunt and John Lupisella. John Touchettc and Pat Butler working on layouts. Tvs Fronz Row: Richard Laczi, Frank Bettino, John Lupisella, Timothy McKean, John Noworyta, Gordon Claffey, James Patrick Butler, Joseph Colosi, and Frank Fabiano. Back Row: Simpson and Michael Violante. Front Row: Mark Simpson, Daniel DelZoppo, Joseph Daniel Palka, Louis Moran, Richard McCabe, Angelo Leone, James Ozyp, Edward Murgia, Brian D'Arcy, Paul Morreale, Lawrence Conti, William Pullano, Richard DePierro, Joseph Krulisky and Steven Palka. Back Row: Gallagher, Robert Shivery and Michael Figler. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS. James Simpson, Vice-Pres., John Lupisella, Pres., Mi- chael Violante, Sec., and Joseph Colosi, Treas. STUDENT CGUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is to have a recognized student unit which will work for the best interest of the school in all its undertakings and to make recommendations to the administration for their classmates. The Council encourages all extra-curricular activities including athletics, dramatics, social events and oihcially recognized clubs. This unit is not an executive board in itself but a representative of the student body that submits all major problems to the school authorities. With the co-operation of the administration and the student body the Council has been able to sponsor such events as assemblies, dances, panel discussions, color day, drives, movies, a clean-up-campaign and many other necessary elements that have been benecial to the school and students. DANCE CGMMITTEE Seated: James Sullivan, Jerome Gadawski, Richard Rettig, Louis Zona, Michael Auer, Richard Ventry, Laczi, Patrick Baker, Frank Bettino, and Robert Stack. Walter Kluga, Richard Martinez, James Simpson, Philip Standing: John Lupisella, Claude Alverson, Michael Rivkin and Charles McAlhaney. Parsnick, James McDonald, James Martinez, Charles l l l HALL GUARDS Seated: Joseph Colosi, Frank Fabiano, Alexander Bruni, Richard Holody, Peter Batt, Michael Violante and Daniel O'Connor. Standing: Anthony Fera, John Russ, Robert Putnam, Jerome Kustich, Gordon Claffey, James Davies, Dennis Kalota, Robert Stack and Joseph Soda. 66 ODEL U. CAFETERIA CREW Seated: Peter Certo, Mark Banks and Patrick Ferraro. Standing: Francis Fabiano, Robert Wilson and Walter Kluga. Duffy represented Burma at the tenth annual Model U.N. held April 5 at Gannon College, Erie, Pa. Our Delegation: Peter Batt, Donald Manno, Nor- man Machelor, Paul Drylewski, Dennis Skowronski, Dennis Pawlak, Francis Fabiano, David Cipollone, David Chunk, Richard Laczi and James Zawada. T 67 DEBATING Seated: Daniel O'Connor, Donald Manno, James Man- sour, and Charles Schmidtke. Standing: Donald Crowell, Joseph Paonessa, Nicholas Certo, Mark Banks, William Bradshaw, William Gallagher and Joseph Bax. Seated: Norman Machelor, David Chank, George Staight and Philip Rivkin. Standing: Dennis Skowronski, Anthony Hartman, William Gorczynski, Joseph Soda, Peter LaVergne, James Mansour, Donald Manno, James Smiech and Jeffrey Fournier. CHESS CLUB 68 l CI E Joseph Soda, Charles Rettig, Richard Staight, George Staight, Louis Zona S N C E B Paul Drylewski, Richard Ventry and Dennis Kalota. CH E ERLEAD ERS if.i'.2if1 ILE? Piiiilfvoiia 2232 Staight. Standing: Wayne Garrow and Richard Reagan. 69 T. Confer, P. LaVergne and F. Bettino at work in the Sacristy. SACRISTANS Our Sacristans fill an impor- tant job at Duffy. Among their duties are keeping spotless the Chapel and Sacristy, and setting up the Vestments and Altar for the weekly school Mass on Fri- days. FRESHMAN SODALISTS Seated: George Kobas, Victor Cegles, Michael Kerins, William Pullano, Richard Chiappone, Edward Murgia, Timothy O'Connor, and Joseph Gravelle. Standing: Gary Fose, Michael Feldhousen, Paul Claroni, William Bolents, Robert Wallace, William Cummings, Patrick 70 Manning, Lester Ciepiela, John Minicucci, Mr. Ha- gen, Moderator, James Kadykowski, Edward Allen Richard Kramarz, Louis Moran, John Fitzpatrick Frederick Hammett, and Richard Rachkofski. Daniel O'Connor, Prefectg William Monin, Treax.: Father Gillespie, Moderatorg Thomas Confer, Sec.: and Edward Cassidy, Vice-Prefect. SODALITY Front Row: Dennis Skowronski, Wayne Garrow, John Lupisella, and George Staight. Back Row: Robert O'Keefe, Richard Demers, Thomas Mroziak, Vincent Ryan and William Gallagher. 71 BLESSING GF SENIOR RINGS Father Chrzanowski, Senior Class Moderator, and Father Birkenheuer. Richard Laczi, John Lupisella, Father Birkenheuer and Stanley Walloga 72 r Christmas Party of Inter-High Student Council of which DulTy's Frank DiCamillo is President and Alex Bruni, Secretary. Taking part in a panel discussion on BROTHERHOOD WEEK is Daniel O'Connor Frank Bettino, John Lupisella, Richard Laczi and Frank Fabiano. 73 Rehearsal for No Time for Sergeants. STAGE CREW William Furey, George Staight, Paul Norwich, Claude Alver- son, Stage Manager, Robert Nowak, Larry Kalivoda, Rob- ert Dugan, Gerald Costanzo and Richard Martinez. 74 Will ..., Ben . . . King .... Irvin .... Pa ...A.. Draftman .. Captain ..., Psychiatrist . . . Lt. Bridges . . . Cover ..... Gen. Bush ..., Gen. Pollard . . Preacher ..... Rosabelle . . , Nurse ....... NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS CAST Corporal ......... Corporal CM.D.J Corporal ..... Lieutenant .... Cigarette Girl . Infantry Man . Air Police .... Lt. Gardella .. Kendall ...., Senator . . . Inductees , . . . . C. Schmidtke . . , P. Filocamo ......R.Bruni M. Misterkiewicz . . . M. Flaherty . . , T. Confer . . . R. Wilson . . F. DiCamil1o P.Baker . J. DeLaurentis . . . I. Touchette ..... R. Staight . . . P. O'Connor . . . B. Sawicki . . . K. Perlman .,.. J. Dlugos , . . B. Wojick ., R. Demers . . . L. Connor . , . . P. Flaherty . V.'Grandinetti . . . . J. Simpson . . . J. Noworyta .,,...N.Zak1a T.Confer . . M. Violante, V. Grandinetti, S. Ficner B. Swartzenberg, G. Claffey, D. Nugent D. Tesoriere, R. McNamee, A. Marcucci 75 Mrs. R. Lobuzzetta, Rec. Sec., Mrs. L. Caggiano, Asst. Corr. Mrs. A. Navarroli, Carr. Sec. Missing for the picture was Sec., Mrs. M. Auer, Pres., Mrs. S. Bettino, Vice-Pres., and Mrs. P. Carmody, Treas. MOTI-IER3S CLUB Bishop Duffy's Mother's Club completed another successful year under the leadership of Mrs. M. Auer. The highlight of the season was the annual Fashion Show. The Variety Skits accompanying the fashions carried the theme of the Roaring Twenties .... Their spaghetti dinner for the benefit of the education of Oblate scholastics proved to be a financial success. Spaghetti dinner. ,.q,.-. Four plus one-J im McDonald, Don Nugent, Mark Banks, Russ Venturelli and Jack Rafferty Mark Banks with chorus line. 77 MEN'S CLUB OFFICERS-Lloyd 0'Connor Sec., William Mellan, Treas., Father Gillespie Moderator, and Dr. Mario Violante, Pres. MEN'S CLUB MEN'S CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD-Lawrence Monin, Michael Harmon, Lloyd O'Connor, William Mellan, Dr. Mario Violante, Walter Tusinski, Fletcher Simpson and Father P. Gillespie. 78 K+ s 4 4 E 6 i 535553 Xa Q' N :jj 'Ps J A-ww N, : 2 ww -f if f ef? ,5 . f7 Y , ska f fgig qffp YH J 1 S.. 7 ll l x 5 'lr gf ga.? Q if Q he fpgjf ,Aff The Wonderful World of Christmas -a medley of Christmas Carols presented by the choir of Oblate Scholastics from DeChantal Hall, Lewiston and conducted by the Rev. Mr. Richard Davitt. Duffy's glee cltib at practice. A 80 The Duffy Music Department pre- sents An Evening of Favorite Mu- sic featuring Rev. Cyril Schommer, S.J., a faculty member at Canisius College, Violinist and Mr. Robert Schultz, Pianist. On behalf of Bishop Duffy High School, Father Pocetto accepts a new American Hag from Dominick Bettino and the Knights of Columbus. 81 Living Station of the Cross. Rev. Walter Kelley, O.S.F.S, Retreat Master RETREAT Bishop Dully High School's annual spiritual retreat was held for three days preceding the Easter Vacation on April 8, 9 and 10th. Retreat Master, Rev. Walter Kelley, O.S.F.S. of Philadelphia pre- pared the students for the Holy Week with his spiritual conferences. Living Station of the Cross. 83 Where is it? Duffy Faculty vs. WKBW Yo-yo's. This year produced a new fea- ture in basketball games. Sev- eral disc jockeys playing under the name, WKBW Yo-yo's, dressed in zany costumes played the Duffy faculty in a benefit game for the athletic depart- ment. The score-a tie, natu- rally. Square dancing? I dare you! SPORTS :Fl - -- FGCTBALL Bishop DuEy's halfback Mike Vio- lante, tackle Bob McNamee and end Jim Simpson were selected to the 'drst team all-league by the Buffalo Evening News and also honored as all-city by the Ni- agara Falls Gazette. Violante led the league in yards rush- ing and in total points scored, carrying the ball 134 times for 828 yards and a 6.1 yds. per carry average. McNamee played brilliantly on of- fense as the 1eague's best tackle and was no less valuable as a defensive middle guard. Simpson deserved his position on the all-league team due to his exceptional blocking and splendid inspiration to the rest of the team. The Niagara Falls Gazette also chose Chuck Marino as a second team guard on the all-city team and gave honorable mention to Ed Nowicki, Joe Magaddino, Charlie Schmidtke, Bob Wilson, Matt Mazza, Jim Dinsmore, Pat Butler, Frank Colucci and J oe Colosi. Mike Violante Jim Simpson Bob McNamee Duffy 71 1753 10-63 203 1956 6 10 19 286 INDIVIDUAL SCORERS Violante Dinsmore Colosi Wilson Colucci Nowicki Simpson Butler Marino Bobo Duffy Opponents 54 points 26 points 19 points 19 points 12 points 12 points 6 points 3 points 1 point 1 point 1 5 3 points 84 points Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy TEAM EFFORT lst Downs Yards Rushing Passes Passing Yardage Total Yards Passes Intercepted by Fumbles Lost Punts Yards Penalized Violante Dinsmore Colosi Colucci Butler Marino Wilson Nugent Mazza Wilson SCHEDULE 46 Turner 21 Ryan 7 Canisius 26 Dougherty 13 Timon 20 Fallon 20 St. Joseph 0 DeSales .87 Opponents 43 1 1 17 12--5 8 264 1 3 8 1 4 7 23-591 Yds. 250 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS A. 134 70 27 23 27 1 1 17 Passing: 10 of 63 for 203 yards 6 6 20 20 0 0 7 25 Yards Ave. 828 6.1 382 5.4 180 6.6 115 5.0 100 3.7 52 4.7 12 .7 5 2.3 138 yards 65 ,skis 4 ASS, N N620 81 12 41' '12 75 i55 J H l ,..VVV A A iii --..- iAA f 1.A X W 3 V, A L , N Eb A 1 Wk .gf I ' V my r . A11- l 'V J VP yrrr - A- Q in me .., J 'I it .Q mAAA ,,i.. f I 4 - ...si J ,es sa G Front Row: James O'Leary, John Blake, Timothy Bobo, Robert Wilson, Donald Nugent, James Simpson, Michael Violante, Stanley Ficner, Robert McNamee, Patrick Baker and Charles Marino. Second Row: Patrick Carmody, Joseph Bax, Joseph Magaddino, Gordon Claifey, Patrick Butler, Don- ald Supon, Michael Williams, Arthur Marcucci, Brian Swart- zenberg and Frank Colucci. Third Row: Edwin Nowicki John Burns, Mark Simpson, Robert Stack, Jerome Kustich George Robbins, Matt Mazza, Charles Schmidtke, John Bosso David Passmore, Walter Tusinski, and Ernest Bevilacqua Fourth Row: James Mike Niland, Head Coach. OFFENSIVE LINEUP E.Nowicki J. Magaddino P. Baker G. Claffey C. Marino R.McNamee J. Simpson R. Wilson M. Violante J. Dinsmore P. Butler DEFENSIVE LINEUP P. Baker A. Marcucci R. McNamee J. Magaddino E.Nowicki J. Simpson J. Dinsmore C. Marino SChIIlldtkC R. Wilson M. Violante DUFFY 46-TURNER 6 Duffy opened the season by swamping a slug- gish Turner team with a great show of power. Dinsmore, Wilson and Violante combined in the iirst half to make it 26-O. Dinsmore, Violante and Colosi added one each in the last half to reach the final score for Duffy. Turner came through with a beautiful pass-play that covered 92 yards for their only score of the game. DUFFY 21-RYAN 6 The Rapideers scored their second straight win at the expense of a tough Ryan team. Dins- more, Colosi and Wilson scored Duffy's points with Ryan getting their only TD in the first half on a 48 yard run by Paul Topaz. McNamee proved himself with his iine work in the line. CANISUIS 20-DUFFY 7 In Duffy's third game they ran into a talented crew from Canisius and came out on the wrong end of the score. Minutes after Canisius scored in the 2nd quarter, Jim Dinsmore returned a punt 55 yards to tie the game at 7-7 but from thereon Ca- nisius had their own way. The Rapideers played a gallant game but injuries to key men impaired their usual smooth of- fense. DUFFY 26-DOUGHERTY 20 The Rapideers won their 3rd League game from a scrappy Dougherty squad. Dougherty matched the Rapideers point for point until the final three min- utes of the game when Ed No- wicki caught a 17 yard pass from Bob Wilson for the game win- ning touchdown. This was No- wicki's 2nd TD pass of the game. The other two touchdowns came from halfback Mike Vi- olante on runs of five and four- teen yards. Y,-,qi , 3 Q. A 4Y ' 7,9 -if DUFFY 13-TIMON 0 The Rapideers completely dominated the Timon Tigers even though the score would not indicate such. Duffy made 15 first downs to Timon's 3 and gained 309 yards rushing and passing to Timon's 79. Bob McNamee played a brilliant game of defense spending more time in the opponents backiield than in his own. Vi- olante, the biggest ground gainer for the day with 170 yards on 29 carries, scored one TD with the other coming from Frank Colucci. i ffm' if Wi I .53 -1 . 1 - W DUFFY 20-FALLON 0 Dulfy again dominated an opponent, rushing and passing for 262 yards to Fallon's 85. Mike Vi,o1ante's 125 yards in 18 carries netted him two touchdowns and hard running halfback Frank Colucci picked up another one. Pat Butler ran for two extra points. The Antler, school newspaper, picked Frank Colucci and Jim Simpson as outstanding players of the game for their offensive and defen- sive play respectively. - - . ,. ,, . ,M ,fr si can ie fv 1' .2 ,V , 5 we , -- Q. 1 ' Y W 2: 2-:ir if, 5 -M , ,-A st - .1 .. af. M- H ., f-,, .-1 H, .M . f , 1. L. A ' -: v ,, Q A: 22 , j' rifrww 1 fer. ai fri :xx if fgizi 5 il .ig 11: . - ' ,f 1. - -if -' as -- , . f -1 . , .. g . I - 5 ' ,, , 1 frfrv as '33 -1- in ., 2 fg fi... 1 1 ' ' 2 fffs Aft . , It DUFFY 20-ST. JOSEPH7 The Rapideers topped St. Joe's for a 20-7 win finishing league play with a 6 won-1 lost record and placing second to Canisius. Mike Violante, play- ing his usual dependable game, scored two touchdowns from his halfback slot. Matt Mazza, sophomore quarterback, hit Jim Simpson with a 22 yard touch- down pass to finish the scoring. Again, the sterling performance of the defensive team led by Bob McNamee and Art Mar- cucci played a big role in the victory. DeSALES 25-DUFFY 0 The final game of the season brought the Rapideers up against the undefeated and untied De- Sales Knights from our rival Ob- late school at Lockport. The Knights were not to be denied and walked off with a con- vincing 25-0 win and possession for another year of the Duggan- Shanley Memorial trophy. The gridiron was a sea of mud but it did not stop Rich Burke. The DeSa1es back gained 262 yards of their total 345. Outstanding players for Duffy were Jim Simpson, Jim Dinsmore and Mike Violante. 1 V... -W .1-we ff .V ., vm in ws, M, - ,, Front Row: Victor Orzechowski, Daniel Fitzpatrick, Wood- row Tweed, James Ozyp, Ermine Venuto, Lawrence Lackas, Wayne Young, William Cummings, and James Mezhir. Sec- ond Row: Robert Nowak, Kevin Barido, James Leone, Mi- chael Woods, John Pitarresi, Daniel Cich, Gary Luciani, j.V. FOCTBALL James Roscetti and John Fitzpatrick. Third Row: Michael McDermid, Edward Majka, William Gorozynski, Peter Page, Gordon Doody, John Minicucci, Paul Quester and Ben- jamin Tirabassi. Fourth Row: Brian Sheehan, Richard Kelley, Paul Vermette and Julius Bellegia. BASKETBALL Q as W 3 John Traverse INDIVID John Traverse John Noworyta Joe Colosi John Young Anthony Fera Michael Ormsby Nelson Zakia Gordon Claffey Michael Violante Edwin Nowicki James Simpson Ted McGrath Dennis Pawlak Joseph Sbarbati UAL SCORING 259 points 213 points 148 points 93 points 8 1 points 58 points 46 points 22 points 18 points 13 points 9 points 9 points 4 points 2 points Gone were the Manhattan Cup champions of 1962. Bishop Duffy spent a year rebuilding and even though the year had its highlights and tremendous plays the team finished the season with a 7 won-ll lost record. The brightest spot on the team was John Traverse, high point man for Duffy with a season total of 259 points. Traverse set a league record of 39 points in a mid-season game with Timon. He was named All- City by the Niagara Gazette and placed on the first team all-league by the Buffalo Courier-Express. J. Traverse lays one in. 96 Ff0'1f ROW-' 1059911 Sbafbali, John N0W01'Yla, John TFHVCFSC, don Claffey and Edwin McGrath. Back Row Stanley Flcner Nelson Zakia, Dennis Pawlak and Michael Ormsbv. Center Manager, John Ygung, Michael Violante, James Simpson and Row: Anthony Fera, Edwin Nowicki, Michael Traverse, Gor- Thomas Guy Sottile, Cgaghb EQ l' J. Traverse and M. Violante iight opponent for rebound. Duffy Dulfy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Duffy Dulfy Duffy SCHEDULE Canisius Timon St. Joseph Turner Ryan Dougherty DeSales Fallon Cath. Prep Canisius Timon St. Joseph Turner DeSales Ryan Dougherty Niagara W Fallon J. Traverse nets two points in spite of three man defense. Lefr. M. Ormsby and J. Noworyta reach for elusive ball Center. M. Traverse and J. Colosi fight for rebound. Riglzf. M. Violante and D. Pawlak gear for action. DUFFY HIGH POINT MA Canisius Timon St. Joseph Turner Ryan Dougherty Fallon DeSales Cathedral Prep Niagara Wheatlield N 1st game 2nd game lst game 2nd game lst game 2nd game lst game 2nd game lst game 2nd game lst game 2nd game lst game 2nd game: lst game 2nd game: Noworyta, 22 points Colosi and Noworyta, 14 points each Traverse, 22 points Traverse, 39 points Noworyta, 16 points Traverse and Colosi, Noworyta, 17 points Traverse, 19 points Colosi, 20 points Noworyta, 18 points Noworyta, 13 points Traverse, 13 points Noworyta, 18 points Traverse, 22 points Young, 15 points Traverse, 23 points Traverse, 14 points Noworyta, 20 points 12 points each E. Nowicki' outrebounding opponent and teammate J. Traverse. J. Traverse escapes defense for two points. J. Noworyta goes in for easy layup J. Young stretches to tip one in gFFv Front Row: Michael Figler, Jerome Peuquet, William Brad- Ju V shaw, Matt Mazza, Stephen O'Connor, Peter Certo and John Szydlowski. Back Row: John Dempsey, Coach, John Koelle, Gary Shepard, Richard Gallagher, Fred Bulinski, Robert Lu- kas and William Cummings. 101 Junior Varsity mixes it up. FRESHMEN Front Row: James Leone, Michael Kerins, Thomas Monin, Timothy O'Connor, and Timothy Meterko. Back Row: Wil- liam Pullano, Richard Venuto, Michael Downey, Daniel Morrison, Thomas Lewis and Wesley Anderson. CRCDSS COUNTRY BILL RIPPLE The Rapideer wishes to pay tribute to one of Duffy's iinest athletes-Bill Rip- ple. Bill has been undefeated in high school cross-country and track competi- tion since November 1961. He holds the school record for the 880 with a time of 2101.4 and the all-City record for the mile at 4:44.2. The all-City record was set on a muddy track making it impos- sible for him to equal or better his own record for the mile of 4138.4 . . . Bill has participated in state-wide competi- tion, particularly, at North Tonawanda in a Handicap A.A.U. race, competing against top runners from public schools in Western New York, where he finished second but with the best time, also in competition with runners from Syracuse University, Buffalo State and University of Buffalo on a ten kilometer course in which he placed sixth. In State cham- pionship competition at Elmira, New York, he also placed sixth . . . Bill has accepted a track scholarship from Le- Moyne College in Syracuse where he will continue his education. CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE Duffy Ryan Duffy Canisius Duffy Timon Duify St. Joseph Duffy Turner Duffy Dougherty Duffy 37 Fallon 30 All-City Meet LaSalle 30 Bishop Dulfy 42 Niagara Falls 65 VARSITY: Front Row: Dennis Kalota, James LaDue, Marc Touma, Paul Drylewski and Michael Broderick. William Ripple, William Bradshaw, Dennis Skowronski, Third Row: Donald Crowell, Robert McKnight, Thom- Richard Mills and Mr. James Brennan, Coach. Second as Bellonte, John Rosczypala and Jerome Connery. Row: Edward Stoneham, Francis Watts, Edward Hess, CROSS COUNTRY FRESHMEN: Front Row: Michael Downey, Victor Cegles, Daniel Morrison, Timothy O'Connor, Charles inic Pino and James Kadykowski. Third Row: Wade Tomaselli, and Mr. Hagan, Moderator. Second Row: Prozeller, Nickolas Certo, Bernard Pyska, Joseph Leone Edward Murgia, John Halliday, Joseph Paonessa, Dom- and Michael Figler. TRACK The 1962 Bishop Duffy track team, coached by Father McNally and assisted by James Brennan, fin- ished fourth in the Bishop Burke League with 4-3 record .... Duffy placed third in the All-Catholic trials. Miler Bill Ripple and high jumper Bill Barrett were individual winners in their respective events. Lou Kudla was second and Jim Ross placed fifth in the discus event. Jim Simpson came in fifth in the broad jump .... Some long standing records were broken in the course of the season: Bill Ripple set new marks in the half-mile 12:03.63 and mile 14:38.43 eventsg Bill Barrett scaled new heights in the high jump 15' 10 Jg Jim Simpson bettered the broad jump mark C19' 4 Jg and Jim Ross threw the shot-put a record shattering C44' 1 J .... The track team finished in third place in the All-City track meet held at the La- Salle track. The Rapideers were the defending cham- pions. Amid the mud Bill Barrett conquered another high jump barrier as he jumped 6' 1 , breaking his own record. Bill Ripple broke the All-City mile rec- ord by running the course in 4:44 .... The 1962 track team demonstrated line talent and prospects for 1963 are optimistic. The 1962 track team demonstrated fine talent and prospects for 1963 are optimistic. f A . rg-ti . j,,.' 6 '...- Z, 55? UIQ. iiii . 1 . iiiii ...L it'iiii ' - , 17 .sp fef.wZl, f R4 N ... ... .ee .... 1 . .r ...d 1 ...f.s riii . .iii iiei iii. is 1 iii ..'- J tr 'tt SCHEDULE Duffy 63 Ryan 28 it Duffy 50W Fallon 40M n Duffy 38 Canisius 53 aj Duffy 36 St. Joseph 57 ' R 4 - Duffy 30 Timon 61 Duffy 47 Dougherty 44 Duffy 58 Turner 33 105 SPRING SPORTS 1962 BASEBALL 1962 TENNIS The 1962 Bishop Duffy baseball team ended the season with a seven wins-seven losses record. The leading hitter for the team was Phil Kontrabecki, who batted a good .462 average. He finished a few percentage points behind the leader in the City Batting Title race .... The team hustled throughout the season, but this was not enough to compensate for the numerous errors which were com- mitted. The pitching was very good, but the fielding and hitting were unsteady. The team ended the season third in league stand- ings. The leading pitchers were Bruce Masters who compiled a 3-1 record and Phil Kontrabecki who averaged 9 strikeouts per game. . . . There were many underclassmen on the team and these men should provide an excellent nucleus for a good team in 1963. The tennis team was reorganized after a three year lapse. With memories of the 1959 championship squad in the back of their minds, the Duffy netmen took to the Hyde Park courts. Lack of experience was the greatest stumbling block but the team fought hard under the leadership of Father Raymond Christ. Captained by Tony DeLaurentis, the team of R. Putnam, F. Houchins, J. Eisen- hart, A. Borgese and Nat Parks finished with a 1 won-6 loss rec- ord. This years team is hard at work preparing for this season's eight meets as the yearbook goes to press. 106 The first Duffy swimming team was organized in February, 1962. Canisius is the only Catholic school in the Diocese with a regular team and school pool. The Catholic League held its first annual all- Catholic meet in March and the Duffy team was formed in prepara- tion for this meet .... Niagara University granted Duffy the use of their pool 3 afternoons a week for a month and Mr. Joseph Farugia, currently head swim coach at LaSalle Jr. H.S. accepted the task of selecting a team and getting it in shape .... The student response was enthusiastic as over 50 boys tried out for the 15 man squad. . . . Swimming against the best High School athletes in New York, Ken McNaughton, Jim LaDue and Frank Pinzel advanced as far as the finals in the Buffalo Athletic Club interscholastic meet .... The Duffy mermen came on strong in the all-Catholic meet and took 2nd place behind Canisius. Ken McNaughton's :25:1 took lst place in the 50 yard freestyle. Frank Pinzel, Don Supon and Frank Mur- tagh took 2nd places in various events. The medley relay team of Pinzel, Rickert, Supon and LaDue placed 2nd and several Duffy swimmers captured 3rd places .... The iirst Duffy swimmers have provided a good springboard for future Duffy mermen. Under the coaching of Father Ray Christ, the Duffy duffers fin- ished fourth in the league with a 4-4 season record. Daily the rolling hills and crafty sand traps at Hyde Park found our team sharpen- ing their drives and putts .... This years squad is now on the links with a former Duffy athlete, Mr. William Christy. Coach Christy was an all-city champion when a student at Duffy in 1954 .... Most of last years squad has returned and the team is looking forward to the first meet. 107 1962 SWIMMING 1962 GOLF INTRA-MURALS FY N59 ,r 'K ,--f 'E 1. .I K -E 1 .v NBER Q- SENIOR ACTIVITY CREDITS ALVERSON, CLAUDE BROPHY, MICHAEL Antler . . . Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality 2, 3 . . . Intra. Football 3,4 . . . Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Literary Magazine 3 . . . Dance Committee 3, 4 . . . Sci- ence Club I, 2 . . . J V Track 3 . . . Intra. Bowling 2, 3. BROWN, DENNIS Rapideer 4. ANDREINI, LAWRENCE Antler 3 . . . Rapideer 4 . . . Sodality l, 2 . . . Intra. ' Bowling 2, 3, 4, BROWN, KENNETH Antler 3 . . . Rapideer 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . Intra. Bowling 2, 3, 4. ARGTY, ALAN Intra. Basketball 1, 2 . . . Intra. Football 2, 3. BURNS, DONALD AUER, MICHAEL Antler 4 . . . Rapideer 4 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . In- Rapideer 4 . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Varsity Football tra. Basketball 3, 4 . . . Intra. Bowling 1, 4. 2, 3 . . . Intra. Bowling 3,4 . . . Sacristan 4 . . . Choir 3. BUTLER, PATRICK BAKER' PATRICK I Student Council 4 . . . Guard 3 . . . Varsity Football 3, 4 Antler 3 . . . Rapideer 4 . . . Dramatics 1 . . . Sodality 3 Q I D Varsity Track 4 g h . J V Football 2 D n D Intra. Bas, . . . Dance Committee 2, 4 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Varsity ke!baIl213,4. Football 3, 4 . . . Indoor Track 3... J V Track 2 . . . J V Football 2 . . . Intra. Bowling l, 2 . . . Intra. Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Honor Rolll . . . Literary Magazine 4. CAPIRCHIO, BERNARD Student Council l, 2, 3 . . . Dance Committee 3 . . . J V BATT, PETER Football 2 . . . Intra. Basketball 2. Student Council 1 . . . Guard 4 . . . Dance Committee 3 . . . J V Football 1, 2 . . . J V Track 1, 3 . . . Intra. CASSIDY, EDWARD Football 3, 4 . . . Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra. Antler 4 , , , Sodality 3, 4 , , , Literary Ma-gazing 4 , , BOWIIHS 2, 3, 4- Honor Roll 3 . . . Science Club 3. BAYLIS, ROBERT Honor Roll l, 2, 3. CECULA' JAMES Student Council 4 . . . Dramatics 2, 4 . . . Dance Commit- tee 3 . . . J V Football 2 . . . Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, BERESHESKI, JOHN 4 . . . Intra. Bowling l, 2, 3. BETTINO, FRANK student Council 1, 3 . . . Antler 4 . . . Rapideer 2, 4 . . . g?'?xi'FAVIDDramati S 3 4 Sodam I 2 Lit- Dramatics 2 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Sacristan 2, 3, 4 P M ' C. ' ' 1 Y ' ' Dance Committee 3 4 . . . Cheerleaders2 3 4. erary agazme 4 ' ' ' Science Cub ' ' ' J V rack 2 ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . Intra. Basketball 2, 3. BIEKSZA, FREDERICK J V Basketball 2 . . . Intra. Basketball l, 3, 4. CHEFF, RONALD ' Sodality 1 . . . Honor Roll 3 . . . Science Club 1 . . . J V Track 2 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . Intra. Basketball 2, 3, BLACKBURN, BRUCE 4 Intra. Football l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. ' BLACHOWICZ, RICHARD CIPOLLONE- DAVID Dramatics 2, 4 . . . Sodality 2 . . . Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . Intra. Basketball 2, 3 . . . Intra. Baseball 3. Varsity Cross-Country 3. BORKOWSKI, CASIMIER J V Basketball 2 . . . Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 4. CONFER, THOMAS Antler 4 . . . Rapideer 4 . . . Dramatics 1 . . . Sodality 1, L. M . 4 2, 3, 4 . . . Sacristan 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Dance Committee 2, 3, iterary agazme Varsity Cross-Country 4 . . . Varsity Track 2 . . . I V Track 4 ' ' ' Honor Ron 1' 2 ' ' ' Science Club 2' 3 . . . Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra. Football 4 . . . Intra. Bowling l. COOK, THOMAS BRODERICK, MICHAEL Antler 4 . . . Rapideer 4 . . . 110 CORBETT, THOMAS Student Council 3, 4 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . Freshman Bas- ketball l . . . Intra. Baseball 3. COSTANZO, GERALD Antler 2, 3 . . . Rapideer 2 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3 . . . Cheer- leaders 2 . . . Intra. Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra. Bowling 2, 3, 4. COSTANZO, SALVATORE Sodality 2 . . . Science Club 1, 2 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . Intra. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra. Bowling 1 . . . Intra. Baseball 3, 4. COTTON, SAMUEL Honor Roll 4 . . . Intra. Football 4 . . . Intra. Basketball 2, 4. CRAMER, JAMES Antler 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . J V Debating 2 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sacristan 3, 4 . . . Science Club 2, 3, 4. DAVIES, JAMES Guard 4 . . . Science Club 1, 2 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . Intra. Basketball 4. DiCAMILLO, FRANCIS Class Officer 1, 2 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Antler 2, 3, 4 . . . Rapideer 3, 4 . . . Guard 1 . . . Dramatics 3 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3 . . . Sacristan 1, 2 . . . Dance Com- mittee l, 2 . . . Honor Roll 1, 3 . . . Inter-Hi Student Coun- cil 3, 4 . . . Science Club 1, 2 . . . Model U.N. 3 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . J V Track 1, 2 . . . Intra. Basketball 2 . . . Intra. Bowling 2. DINSMORE, JAMES Student Council 4 . . . Varsity Football 3, 4 . . . Varsity Track 2, 3 . . . Indoor Track 3 . . . J V Football 1 . . . J V Track 1 . . . Intra. Basketball 3, 4. DOUGHERTY, MICHAEL Guard 3 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . Intra. Bowling 1 . . Intra. Baseball 3. DRYLEWSKI, PAUL Dramatics 1, 2 . . . Honor Roll 3, 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . Model U. N. 4 . . . Varsity Track 3, 4 . . . Indoor Track 3 . . . Varsity Cross-Country 4 . . . J V Track 1, 2 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . Intra. Baseball 1 . . . Intra. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Freshman Basketball 1. FABIANO, FRANCIS Class Oflicer 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Antler 4 . . Rapideer 4 . . . Guard 4 . . . 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Rapideer 4 . . . Dramatics 2 . . . Sodality 3 . . . Sacristan 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra, Baseball 3, 4. ISENHART, JAMES Student Council 2 . . . Intra. Basketball 1, 2 . . . Varsity Tennis 3, 4. JOSEPH, RICHARD I V Track l . . . Intra. Football 3 . . . Intra. Basketball l, 2, 3 . . . Intra. Bowling 3, 4. JUEN, KENNETH Sodality l . . . Science Club 1 . . . Intra. Basketball l. KALOTA, DENNIS Guard 4 . . . Science Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Cross- Country 4 . . . Varsity Track 2, 3 . . . J V Cross-Country 3 . . . Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3. KERINS, THOMAS Intra. Football 3 . . . Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. KLUGA, WALTER Antler 4 . . . Rapideer 4 . . . Dramatics 1, 2, 3 . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Science Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra. Football 3 . . . Intra. Basketball 3 . . . Intra. Bowling 1, 2, 3 . . . Golf 3, 4. KONIECZNY, JAMES Guard 3 . . . Literary Magazine 4 . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Intra. Bowling 3 . . . Golf 3, 4. KOZLOWSKI, PAUL MANN0. DONALD Student Council 2 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . Intra. Bas- Antler 3, 4 ' - s R3Pldeel' 4 - - - Debating 3, 4 - - - Sodality kelbal13 , , , lmra, Baseball 3, 4 , . . Literary Magazine 4 . . . Dance Committee 3 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Model U.N. 4 . . . J V Football 2 . . . J V Track 3 . . . Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4. KRUK, EDWARD Literary Magazine 4 . . . Dance Committee 1 . . . Model U.N. 4 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . lotta. Basketball 1, 2, MANSOUR- JAMES 3, 4 , , , lnlra, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4 , , , Intra' Baseball Class Oflicer 1 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Antler 4 . . . 3, 4 , , , Golf 3, 4, Rapideer 4 . . . Debating 3, 4 . . . Literary Magazine 4 . . . Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Cross-Country 3 . . . Varsity Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4. KRUL, ROBERT Honor Roll 3 . . . Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4. MARTINEZ, RICHARD Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2 . . . Glee Club 2, 3 I-ACZL RICHARD . . . Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 2 . . . Class Officer 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . Antler Band 2 , , , Releasg Time Teacher 2,3, 3, 4. . . Rapideer 3, 4. . .Debating 4... Guard 3 . .. Sodality 2, 3, 4 . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Model U.N. 3, 4 , . . Varsity Track 1, 2 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . MCALHANEY- CHARLES Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 . . . Intra. Bowling l,2, 3, 4. Antler 2, 31 4 - - - Sodality 1, 2 - - - Literary Magazine 4 . . . Sacristans 2 . . . Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 . . . Sci- ence Club 2 . . . Intra. Football 3 . . . Intra. Basketball 3, 4 LaDUE, JAMES . . . Intra. Bowling 1, 2, 3. Antler 4 . . . Dramatics 1, 2 . . . Varsity Cross-Country 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Track 3, 4 . . . Varsity Football 3 . . . Intra. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra. Football 4 . . . Intra. MCDQNALD' JAMES , , Bowling 1,2 I I , Swimming 3. Sodallty 2, 3 . . . Sacristans 2, 3, 4 . . . Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra. Basketball 2, 3 . . . Intra. Bowling 3 . . . Swimming 3. LaSOTA, EDWARD J V Football 1 . . . J V Track 2 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 ...I .Bkbll1,2,, . ' ,, , , . , . 1:3-:A Bazibjual 4. 3 4 Inna Bowling 2 3 4 Varsity Baseball 3, 4 . . . Varsity Basketball 3, 4 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4. MCGRATH, EDWIN LEWIS, ERVIN Antler 4 . . . Rapideer 4 . . . Dramatics 1 2 3 4 MCNAUGHTON' KENNETH Dance Committee 3, 4 . . . Science Club 1, 2, 3 . . Intra: ?ramat?:trl' sagkgtiamafsigy 3Tflack 2 gvLiinf:ga'3F0otball 3' Football 3,4 . . . Intra. Basketball 3, 4. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 3 ' METZLER, JOHN LINDSAY' STEWART , Science Club 1, 2 . . . Cheerleaders 1, 2 . . . lotta. Foot- Sodamy 3 ' ' ' Irma' Bowlmg 3' 4' ball 3 . . . Intra. Basketball 3 . . . Intra. Baseball 3. LUPISELLPM JOHN , , MILLETTE, RAYMOND Class Officer lt 3 ' ' Student Connell Presldem 4 ' ' ' Antler 3 . . . Sodality 3 . . . Dance Committee 3 . . . Sci- Studefn Council le 2' 3' 4 ' ' ' Rapfdeer 4 ' ' ' Guard 3 ' ' ' ence Club 3 . . . Varsity Cross-Country 2 . . . 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Basketball 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, 4- 112 O'CONNOR, DANIEL SCHIESSER, RICHARD Student Council 2, 4 . . . Antler 2 . . . Debating 2, 3, 4 Guard 3 . . . Dramatics 2 . . . J V Basketball 2 . . . Intra. . . . Guard 3, 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Literary Maga- Football 3,4 . . . Intra. Basketball l, 3, 4. zine 3, 4 . . . Dance Committee 2 . . . Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Model U.N. 3, 4 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . Intra. Basketball 1' 2, 3. SCHOEPFLIN, JAMES Intra. Football 4 . . . Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra. Bowling 1, 2, 3. PARKINSON. WILLIAM SIMPSON, JAMES PAWLAK, DENNIS Class Officer 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 2, 3, 4 . . . Honor Guard 2 . . . Dramatics 1, 2 . . . Sodality 2, 3, 4 . . . Var- 50C1e1Y 3, 4 - - - Guard 1, 2, 3 - - - Dance Committee 2, 3, sity Basketball 3, 4 . . . J v Basketball 2 . . . Intra. Foot- 4 - - - Honor R011 1- 2- 3- 4 - - - Varsity Football 2, 3. 4 ball 2, 3, 4 . . . Freshman Basketball 1 . . . Model U.N. - - - VafS11Y Basketball 3, 4 - - - V3fS11Y Track 2, 3, 4 - - - 3,4, J V Football 1 . . . J V Basketball 2 . . . Intra. Basketball l . . . Indoor Track 3. PIERONI, JOHN Intra. Football 3 . . . Intra. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. SKOMSKL JAMES Dramatics 1, 2, 3 . . . Literary Magazine 4 . . . Dance Committee 1, 2 . . . Science Club 2, 3 . . . Model U.N. 4 PINZEL, FRANKLIN . . . Swimming 3, 4. Science Club 1 . . . Varsity Track 3, 4 . . . J V Track 2 . . . s ' ' 3, 4. Wmmmg sKowRoNsKl, DENNIS Antler I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Rapideer 4 . . . J V Debating 2 . . . PITTARO, JAMES Dramatics 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality 2, 3, 4 . . . Literary Maga- zine 3, 4 . . . Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 . . . Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 2 . . . Model U.N. 3, 4 . . . PONZL ROYEALD Varsity Cross-Country 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Track 3, 4 . . . Imra' Footba 3' Football Manager 3 . . . J V Football 1 . . . J V Track 2 . . . Cheerleaders 2, 3 . . . Intra. Basketball 1, 2 . . . Intra. BOWlIIlg 2, 3, 4 . . . 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RIVKIN, PHILIP SWARTZENBERG, BRIAN Rapideer 4 - . . DHIICC Cwnmillee 3, 4 - - - Ihlra- BaSkel- Dramatics I . . . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 . . . J V Football ba1l2,3,4 - - - Intra. Bowling 1, 3, 4- 1 . . . J V Track 2 . . . Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Intra. Bowling 1, 2. ROSS, CHARLES J V Track 1 . . . Intra. Basketball 4. TAI-AR1C0a JAMES Antler 4 . . . Rapideer 4 . . . Intra. Football 4 . . . Intra. Basketball 1, 4 . . . Intra. Bowling 2 . . . Intra. Baseball RYAN, DENNIS 3, 4, Intra. Basketball 4. TESORIERE, DOMINICK SCAVULLI, GERALD Rapideer 4 . . . Sodality 2 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Intra. J V Football 1, 2 . . . Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . Intra. Bas- Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . ketball l,2, 3,4 . . . Golf 3, 4. Intra. Baseball 3, 4. 113 TOMASZEWSKI, JAMES Intra. Football 3, 4 . . . Intra. Basketball 4 . . . Intra. Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intra. Baseball 3, 4. TOUCHETTE, JOHN Student Council 2, 3, 4 . . . Antler 3, 4 . . . Rapideer 4 . . . 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