Bishop Egan High School - Torvian Yearbook (Levittown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1960 volume:

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Q , 4 'A ' Q. i .x1T . . , or an inlorvsfvd group inspvcling tlw school sion-'s nlalvstn and nl'l0VVl'Sin in Bishop Egan wares . . . . . . an cage-r crew of Minh-rior decorators aglow with Christmas spirit . . . fo Judy, worlf, ana! Ffa? toning, and MM ecome a alalag, JLLCCQJJMMK cifizen fornorrow? K X I -.6 or upperciassrnen scrambling off to many and various extra curricular activities as the scimooi clay ends . . . ICITI or a young lady who ustoops to conquer a literary prob 8 W u lense- momvnt during o ot' ttn- rmvvor-to-btwforgot- l 1 tnustwtbull gzum-s . . . 'Qi . . . a serious-minded trio deter- mined to solve the mystery of the slide-rule . . . . . , a we-H-organized and tmard working committee endowed with the ability to make plans and see them through . . . wid id Aarclfg flue al'l5lfU2l for MJAOIQ gdfl .gilzoof iz! uigranf wifk oue, an warmfk, an jog. . . . or llw slnr ullllclc clvmonslml- ing a prize-winning jump . . . . , . lllcsu lallcnlecl uclurs from ilu- S1-nior Class wllo tllrillvnl llw uuclivncv will: u clvliglltlul pcrlormance . . . Q' Q 1,-xxijw L H wmiwi Wmmmv- ' L. j ' QL . . , tlnc football lm-am clnvvrcnl -Ww,W,m MMM on to victory by llxv marching as M A ' , ' N bancl. f-wf:'+ -W WW alfa QXJ' gk - i -l .x'Q.. . .. -. N' M A , xii? L A ' A -- 'f ' Q X-'- , . . M . V --,V--- . x ' qw :N uf ibm?-i--SQHALQQJ1-lie x K k in f .yi Awww -Q' vvvv-1-1 ga.. g now! hx I A Q 3 . ' L - A ,,. HM KK 'Kg IQ fl fg' H D lx 4 . g 5 EW NN X E . if ' 5 S , , x QM S Ll , E? 2 Il is SIIMHI E, ,wi SUMHHI li Mai giuezi our :ic oo its am! HEART. On the third lloor ol our school stands a room dilllerent from all the others. Here, one does not see the usual array of hlacltlaoards, deslts, and hoolts. Yet, within these walls the greatest lessons ol all limes are taught daily to every student who enters the quiet peace and serene stillness, For it is while ltnei-ling here, beneath the gentle glow ol tht- sanctuary lamp that truths divine are forever im- pressed upon the hearts and minds ol Bishop Egan students. An Omniseient 'l-eacher dwells here, who paracloxically enough, instructs in silence and se- clusion lqrom the depths ol the tabernacle. Though hidden, Our God is not forgotten. Because ol' His Real Presence among us, a God-Consciousnessl' pervades every action ol our school day, instilling lrue purpose and energizing spirit into everything we do, thinlc, or say. Thus, in this silent room we call our Chapel is found the true meaning of Bishop Egan High School . , . GOD. For upon God and His Love our school was established: with God and His Grace. our school lives and growsg to God and His Heaven, our school points tht- way. Vve like to thinlc of this way to Heaven as the 'llorvian Vvay-The Franciscan Vvay, as it in- spires us, not only through the Life ol the Pover- ello, hut also as it is embodied in the daily lives of the Franciscan Fathers and all who teach us. This Torvian Vvay is one of simplicity, joy, and love where each lives lor the other. and all live lor C-od. Thus, do we see that hesides an education, Bishop Egan High School imparts something much more important . . . Love ol God. which is the spiritual lodestone drawing us to Heaven. 'QW-w 4 dW,f.ur1mn'm 5 xy 0 io peace, flue? gui e, feacfz, an indlaire . . . x-4,,. ' 'TQ K Q .v,x A ,fm -- . ' V A ' Q51 PrcIccls of Studies, SISTER MARIE STEPHEN, I.H.M.. nnLI I:AFIxHIfR NOIZI. GIIVIIIIRO, 'II.O.R., spcnrI mnny int:-nsivv Irours oIisrussing nstuniir-s proIuIr-ins and piunning stucIc-nt rosters. SISI'IfIl IXIARIE S'IIIfIJHIfN, I rI-I0ft- BIorIr-rn Europvan History: U. S. History: ITAII-I'IIfR NOEI..-Latin Il: IIIozIvrat0r: Friars' CIUIJ. Km-ping records up to date is just one of time many timo- consunring tusIcs for tIu- Discipiinf- OIIire. SISTER ST. ELEANOR, S.S..l., and FATHER BRIAN MILLER. T.O,R., clwfk Iilvs Ior ncfurncy. SISTER ST. ELEANOR, Prvf.-at - From-It II: FATHER BRIAN - Plane and Solid Gvornr-try: Coll.-ge AIgr'I1ra: Trigonometry: IWolIerat0r: IVIarcI1ing BancI. Concert Band, Dance Banci. THE REVEREND REUIS I-'. STAFFORD. TOR Prinwsipul oi Bishop Ifgun I'IigIr Scirooi In tiris position Irntircr IuIIiIIs Iris many cIiI-Iiruil cIutics I-Iiirii-ntiy umi quivtIy nucir an our Prirxpipai Iimt wr- sIruII ri-rm-rnIxcr Irina, IJut niwuy cr sIu ll we tIrinIi uI Iriru ns our Priest, our I utIxcr, and our Fricm FATHER l..lNUS T. CARR. T.O.R., Treasurer. Boolclceeping: Business Matti: Typing. FATHER CANlCE CRAWFORD, T.O.R., prefect: Section B-5. Religion ll, III: Moderator: Cliess Clulz. Glee Club, Rifle Club. FATHER MATTHEW FINNEGAN, T.O.R.. prefect: Section C-5. Modem European History: Religion ll: U. S. History: World History: Moderator: Athletics. Friars' Clula. FATHBI ISIDORE GEORGE, T.O.R., Algebra ll: Plane Geometry: Moderator: Bowling Club. FATHER LOUIS Mc INTYRE, T.O.R., Director of Student Activities: Latin l: Moderator: Student Council, Music Appre- ciation. FATHER THADDEUS MUDRY, T.O.R., Religion l. lll. FATHER CAMILLUS KLUBER. T.O.R., prefect: Section C-I. English ll: Religion IV. nof onfy Ly fkeir wor . . FATHER IVAN LEBAR, T.O.R., Prefect: Section B-5. Eng- lisli tl, Ill: Moderator: Book Stole. Music Appreciation Club. FATHER MARK SANTUCCI, T.O.R.. Religion I. Auf lorincilaa y . . . FATHER INNOCISNT SCANLON, T.O.R.. Prefecl: Section A-5. Spanish I, II. FATHER CARLO M. NAPOLI. T.O.R.. Prefect: Section B-7. Business INIQIIIII Religion I, III: Moderator: Basketball Team. FATHER OXNEN O'DEA. T.O.R., Prvfvrt: Section D-5. Eng- Iisl1 I, III: Lutin II: IVIocIerator: Forensic Club, RiIIc Clula. FATHER ARNOLD PETROSKY, T.O.R., Profecl: Section A-I. German I. II: Religion III: Moderator: FootImaII Team. FATHER CHRISTOPHER PETROSKY, T.O.R., Prefecl: Sec- tion C-3. French II: Religion II. FATHER FIDELIS WEBER. T.O.R.. School Chaplain: Pre- fect: Section D-9. English IV, Religion I: Assistant FootIaaII Coach. FATHER EDWIN WOOD. T.O.R., prefect: Section A-5. EngIisl1 I: Reiigion IV: Superintendent of tlte Builcling. MR. JOHN LAVVN, prefect: Section C'9. Problems of Demo- cracy: U. S. History: Coach: Football Team. fkrougk fheir acfiond, . . MR. DAVID Nic ELROY, prefect: Section B-t. Biology: Chem- istry. MRS. ELIZABETH MCDONALD, Prefect: Section D-8. Gen- eral Science: Pliysicul Eclucution: Plane Geometry: Coucli: Girls Basketball Team. MR. RICHARD BEDESEM, Prr-ft-ct: Section D-7. Algebra I Physical Education: Coucli: lfootlmull, Bust-lmll Teams. MR. JOHN CLARK, Prefect: Section D-3. History I: Coacli Basketball Team. MR. EDWARD FITZGERALD, English l: Mechanical Draw ing: Coach: Traclc Team. MR. MICHAEL NIONTALDI, prefect: Section C-7. Algebra lg Biology: Physics. MR. IWARIAN ZARENKIEWICZ. prefect: Section D-I. Gen- eral Science: Coach: Freshman Football, Basketball Teams. SISTER IVI. CLAUDIA. CSB., prefect: Section C-2. Chem- istry: GeneraI Science: Physics. SISTER M. THEODORE, C.S.B., prefect: Section D-10. BioIo2y: General Science. SISTER M. IRENE AGNES, I.H.M., Prefect: Section A-4. Latin I: Problems of Democracy: U. S. History. SISIIER M. ST. PIERRE, I.H.IVI.. prefect: Section D-2. VVorI4I History. SISTER MARY JULIA. C.R.S.M.. Prefeclz Scction A-2. Eng- lish II: Lilmrarian. SISTER MARY, C.R.S.IVI.. Prefecl: Section D-4. EngIisIl II, lll. IVIotIemtor: TIM: TmuI1acIour. 5 SISTER M YOLANDA IHIVI Pri-'fvct Section B 4 Latin I ll Moderator Latin CIuI1 Stationery Store fhe in! uence an examla e SISTER INIARY BERENICE. C.R.S.NI.. Prvfuct: Section C-4 English III. IV: Moderator: Torvian SISTER NIARIA DEVOTA, S.S..I.. prefect: Section D-S. Stcnography I. II: Typing I, II. SISTER FLORENCE THERESA, S.S.I., Prvfecl: Section A-6. Bookkeeping: French I, II: Seen-tnriaI Stuclies: Moderator: Frcncll Club, Typing Club. SISTER WALTER MARY. C.R.S.lN'I., Pmfect: Section C-8. IfngIisI1 I: Moderator: Sacristy. SISTER LOUIS AGNES, S.S.I.. prefect: Section B-2. Boole- Ieeeping: Olfice Practice: Sterxogmphy I: Typing I. SISTER CHARLES BERNARD. S.S..I.. prefect: Section D-6. Spanish I. II: Moderator: Spanisll Club. SISTER AGATHA, O.SS.T.. prefect: Section C-6. Algebra I. of fkeir conziecrafeol Auea. SISTER NI. ANASTASIA. O.SS.T.. Prefect: Section B-6. AI- gt-Ixru Il: Business IVIatI1: Plane Geometry: Moafemtorz Dranxatics CIuIJ. 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The hum and Click of office pradicc lnaciiinvs is music to Sislcr Louis Agnes as she stops to examine the work of A. Xvimrlon. one of Bishop Egan's pmspcctive office workers. liulurm- plnysirisls of lilo S1-nior fiiuss Lniuiiulv lim rs-sul! of an u-rm-nk vxpvrinu-nl. -fm if K- if ' HRW 4-.J Faliivr Arnold rvgislrrs gvnuimv ioy as his pupil, J. Haines, A-3, wriies a rorrcd lmnsialion from Engiislx inio German. 5 t -me L 735 af The Faith of Our Fathers as studied in Church History Class E i arm . ' if .L,-- A tnkes on ink new und. df-vp:-r meaning under the inspiration ui' e emlentd futher Cnnlces teaching. 9 rxuw t X History class for these students proves it thrilling ex- perience as. under the mugic toufh of Mr. Lawn, fuels become living and vivid runiitics. fo ape Juccedd an Me afualenf larogreaaefs . . . A profitable use of their study-period under Father Matthew, S supervision should touch these students valuable lessons in up- piication, concentration. and self-reliance. Baby sisters and brotlmrs can do this witll enviable case, laut to tllis rluss ol' Hngm-cl sopllomores, grasping omfs loot is an accomplislnncnt llmt comes only with practice. fAroug a fu! an uarie curricu um Sister Agatha takes time to cxpluin an ulgcbrn prolrlom to u llrcslunan student. C. Livingni. X X Mcmlx-rs ol' Latin Il Class talce tlneir singing quiln seriously as Sister Yolanda in-ips tlwm tunc up lor an enjoyable program ol liltin hymns and songs. 'Er mx: , . .xgvxw--xx S ,yn F g N1 X me ,N f 4 fe gf ,gl .5 3 . , kfniz A I , 1 1 f' I M rm xi X , --N! egg FJ 1 ffl f' , Q i gin gmai- K ,W 5 , i Wa. M A6-J -1 ref ,, K' --ls.. em ,if ggi Q MT 5 ..--. A - X A 2' .55 - ,KE ,K . . T, ' Y . 1 ,. ,ai Q Q 'S ,3.i?, , Y? ' I , ,,V,.f x gm A 'aff xv - x W xg E' m F 'GVWE Y 4 Q l ' -- -K , . A A . - T, gf in V K 3 I Y P aww I 9, a 1 ggxga gig? 'glee aww -+ w 5 iff 45 Quang 4, 'S' gawk Q ik 571 Q BF 3 ' if ' if 5'-3 3 he 'S'- 5 1 , Q13 SL 'fits f - 5 L. 'kk a- ' . , x . , .fs 1-.gg , - ' ' ' , . .Nw Y K ' ,. Q .Q -, ' 7 rg ia: A X: X ' . 1 xwwm . K AE I V ' 4 ' . , J, V V ng 'lv f - 1 W, vi.. . , . . 5 , K Ei X x -at W' 'wi 'Q J X 5? ig' Q X : 3 Um W , , K i gm ix E Q- X X 2, Q . - t .... .- M - M. V : , K, v ,Q ., -A .3 Qi L 5 3:2 W5 M .4 . A. ,1 A r 1 in R misss? P, Russell announces to K. Nar- tin and A. Cook tlmt Section D-2 leads in the l'Mcet Me ln St. Louis ticket drive. . . . jAI 0lfLg fheir zebf an . enfLLlC5laf5n'l SECTION Db E. Christian, J. Frank. C, Swoyer. J. Jobson. First Row: R, Dean, T. Helder, A. Kevolic, N. Cvlnvey. E. Brescia, Fourth Raw: L. Jackson. NI. Colella, L. Petrilc. M. Detriclu, M. Mark R. Tershon, K. Amato. C. Juno. K. Ponist. ford. J. O'Brien. C. Saxon, A. Herrmann. Second Row: L. Kozelslri: A. Lobas. K. Nloeltcr, K. xxyfiglll, A. Rizzo, Fifth Row: J. Lee, S. Suravicz. G. Xvtxarton, S. Bleusclute, L. Folk S. Wlrite. K. Kelly. V. Stiles. ner, S. Corvin. E. Patton, B. Dougherty. S, Carpcntier. Third Row: tw, Barnes, A. Duffy, M. Moser, C. Ciotti, P. Cimnbrcllo, .v '3af392 3. Q .Su 9,34 3333.3 '3W S' -'P P- '8 'fi' QS i 5 X SECVION D-0 First Row: R. Nocilo, J. Bircll. D. Carson, H. lxlafcllcro, R. Unrlsby, R. Stanley, M. Mclllynn, .l. lxlari. Svmncl Row: bl. Slrungc, S. Vnmlcraust, J. X'Nl0l'lllll'lgl0ll, C. Klein, ll. Bannon, R. Vun5clu1icli, D. Drmlgo. Thircl Row: B. Davis. J. Nlurplxy, T. Clifford, J. Anionvlli, J. Ray, J. Piglxini, Nl. Flicli, J. Foster. Fourlll Row: R. Nvic-rzliowslii, ,l. Tlxompson, G. Cloucl, R. Cruwlqonl, l . Tomlinson. F. Duilcy, N. Elncrlnr. .gn fkeir icleagam, chafenging uri uYuu'll grow up to il munuoclnyf' wllispurs J. Yorlc lo J. Nlari as llc llolps .loc rescue books lrom llwc upper locker. I . 31+ . F 55733 Ap V.A. ai 'I 1 'iw W 01' 1,7 :K ' ,m.. ' 'A.A A L K- ,, , ' , ' - Q- 16'-v ' , . - - b -'-' V ' 4 ' 6 2 Ls? A A Q x ' 'YQ 1 X I K Ai .K . . . YTFBQY fs Q I P .43 ,. - S 1 4 . , , 7,1 W4 M ff' T5 ' Q ., W, 4 f Y s - 5 2.1. ' ,gffwlfwx X L 1' 'fin ,M A H 3 ,. 4 was x A 1 A V, iv X.. .., gl. , , V-L' Q f hs., 34 - - . fi 4 'X .. Nw V Once again Jesus ol Nazaretll is passing lay.. as Fatlrer Ficlelis accompaniecl by lj. Van Wunnilc and VV. Goodwin carries tllc Blessed Sacrament alter Blass ffrom the uuclitorium to time cliapel. It is tlirouglx union witli Cllrist in time Blessecl Savmmcnt tlmt we are fashioned into Him. Father Arnold is assisted by J. Ravcncl, altar-boy, as he distributes Holy Communion to a large group of students. Zi 'N 66 .gn we iue, an move, J A . aa an ave our ang. Direct, O Lord. ull our actions by Tiny inspiration. sincerely prays Father Fideliss FI'0SlllllHl'l Religion Class. Every class cluring our scliool clay opens and closes with a prayer. m R t an snoxms We are privileged to assist at tlie Holy Sacrifice of the Mass eacli Friclay. This Sacrecl Action, tlie most important of all our spiritual activities, is the clliel source ol all Grace lor us and the greatest aid to lielp us wall: our Torvian Way. x x Father Amold whispers the Words of Consecration and lol God dwells upon our altar. .l. Yorlc and T. Eliling lmve tllc enviable privilege of assisting Sister YValtcr Mary as stuclent sacristans. Preparing lor Ilie weclcly Friclay Mass cannot fail to give tlnem a clecpcr understanding of tile Holy Sac' rilice. E. Kazimcr demonstrates tile proper arrangement of the cincture to ller assistant-sacristans K. Kazinier, anal S. Carson. i m in the very first year of its infancy, 1957, we discovered something very wonderful about our school -' its gilt ol: song. Lilie all newly-found talents, we wished to exercise it immecliately. VVilh a no-sooner-said-than-done aiacrity, Sister Ana- stasia, OSST.. had formed us into a Glee Club that even then, though only in its formative year, was prepared to malce public appearances in con- junction with two school plays, The following year marlced a truly great event in our musical career, as dressed in formal attire and singing our ioveliesl, we were privileged to present another first at Bishop Egan -- a school musicale. Under the direction of hflr, John Bunnell we sang with all our hearts for we wanted everyone to love these songs as we: uselections from Sigmund Rom- bergu, Schubert? Ave Nlariaf' and our own Alina ivlateru which rang out that night for rhi- lirst time. Yes, music does have charms. And so. this year. with Father Canice, our moderator, and Wir. Zenone, our director, we hope to sing more Ncharminglyn than ever before. Thus shall we come to resemble our beloved npoverellon who cherished and loved most clearly his gilt of song. 0l'l'lel'lf ufuca fi- Ever-laitlvful and mlepennlalnlc are our nccompanists, Francine Kauffman and Niary Oettel. 5vsgfl 3 E N we aunt wa, ,, In the two short years of its musical history. Bishop Egan has accomplished the almost unhe- lievahle, hy producing three separate bands, each worthy of distinction and deserving of the highest commendation. For hard work, self-sacrifice, and school spirit the students comprising these groups are unparalleled. Organized and sparked through the combined efforts of Father Frederic, T.O.R. fmoderatorl. lxflr. Kenneth Lesniclc. Band Director, and Nlr. Vvilliam Quilty. Drill Nlaster, the Nlarching Band captured Five trophies during the i950-l960 season. Numbering approximately eighty-five instru- ments, the Concert Band has succeeded in captur- ing the hearts of all Bishop Egan music-lovers, while to the inimitable rhythmic Dance Band goes the distinction of having brought the very first music award home to the school. To Father Brian, moderator, and all hand mem- bers, we say Bravol and Encorel n r ll i I I l - - A - s , - . i me UIUC played. drilled. we gf!! CIJZJ gfag VVlxat?f- Catholic High School Band and Color Guard Competi t'on. when? -1 October illirty-first. Where? -- La Salle Field. Who? -f Nlarclming Band - Color Guard. Setting? -- Rain . . . Mud. We stood at attention . . . as J. Whelan accompanied Clie inspection judge , , . 3 5 3 Cll'C 25 on fo 'Mcfofy Father Fledericl We wonln Al- though we couldn't see Fathers ex- pression. we lcnew he must have registered delight and surprise. And. at least we could hear his sincere pleasure in the only words we allowed him to get in edgewisef' Wonder- lull Girlsl Just Wonderful! We Kehoe. H Girton, V. Leighton, and M. L. Frangesh: fat windowl: M. E. O'Malley. J. Whelan, C, Mellus, and P. Bain- hridgel, brought home a trophy and proudly presented it to Father Regis who congratulated us on worlc well-done. We were glad to offer this first trophy of a new season in sincere thanlcs to Father Frederic. our former moderator. and in a spirit of welcome to Father Brian. fThe next evening we captured another trophy in a competition at Trentonl Naturally, we just couldn't wait to tell Father Frederic the good news. So. crowding around the phone we fp. Bainbridge. J. NNhelan, C. Nlellus, M. E. Ollwlalley. and S. Fosterl, called long distance . . . Spring Grove, Pennsylvania . . . and excitedly exclaimed . . . QC' new Long hours of hard worlc on the part ol Mr. Kenneth Laesniclc, Band Instructor. and lVlr. Quilty. Director ol the Drill Team and Color Guard, played a major role in this success story nl' the Bishop Egan Marching Band. Checking contents oi' envelopes are V. Di Misco, E. Hihhs, K, P- MUTFHY- K- GHHHEIICF- M- Fitzgerald- M- Scully- C- Cloud- Kryven, while Sister M. Berenice fmoderatorl, plans layout with H- Gifion- and I- GYUSSCUP find the work boil' ClWll0nEinE and S. Carson and E. Kazimer. satisfying as they prepare final copy to meet the deadline. we 1960 joruian Editing a yearhooir is a mountainous tasic, hut not an uncon- querahie one for P. iviarm whose spirit, enthusiasm. and hard woric can move mountains. even literary ones. Strait memhers, L. Volpe, M. Chapman. E. Baker, K. Fox, H. Ernest. J, Brophy. M. L. Bennett, M. Swann, J. Whalen, M Laricin, and P. Bonewitz spent many hours planning and dis- cussing their tirst yearhooic. Walking the Torvian Way has not been a new experience for us, hut trying to cap- ture the many facets of school life as it unfolds each day. and hind them within the covers of a hooic is a new idea. The dream of this yearhoolc, our TORVIAN. he-came a reality last year as Sister Mary Nolasco and eager memhers of the Junior Class formulated definite plans for their '15, IF senior hook. The work continued through. our senior year as, patiently working away each day in the ivy toweredn Torvian Room on the fourth floor, we met the chai- ienge that yearloooic production demands and, in the end, emerged victoriousiy dis- playing Bishop Egan's First Yearhooir. Exchange Editors prepare envelopes . tor mailing, P. Jahlonslri, A. Breig. E. DiNunzio. jk? JOMAGCIOMP T- . - H- N .st 0 . Nf- Trouhadour moderator, Sister Nlary, gives approval ol copy compiled by the editors. J. Madelcy. J. Vvaltz, Ni. Pinto. P. Rocco. Our newspaper was dubbed The Troubadourn in 1957 after numerous suggestions and voting on the part of the students. The name was chosen in honor of Gods Little Troubadour. St. Francis, the school patron. ln its initial year mrhe Trouhaclourn toolc its First steps under the direction of Sr. lvl. Claudine, l.H.lVl., and was published three times. The following year, Sr. Rita Nlary, C.R.S.lVl.. toolt the reins, and guided the paper through four publications and its enrollment in the Quill and Scroll, the International Honor Society for High School Journalists. The present editors, awarded scholarships to train at Catholic University in Wasliington, D. C., for the summer of 1959, have, with the staff and moderator, Sr, Nlary, presented seven editions of The Trouhadourn this year. St. Francis, an example to all because of his great love for Christ, unceasing labors, and devoted service. is an inspiration to those who worlc on The Troulaadourf' The Bishop Egan Trouhadour Staff: F Paglione, lxl. Oettel. J. Smith. A. Breig, .l ney, A. Curr, Standing: T. Ehling. K Fogarty. J. Afllertsaclc, S. Foster. J. Yorlx. DeVito. P. Conry, B. Detriclc, J. Gwalthf Father Louis' Boys' Town: J. Haratsurda. R. Hilde- brand. J. Bymes. J. Callahan. E. Corti. T. Karas, M. Malloy. E. Wlarozzi, E. Kelly. H. Rocco, R. lwlhhlllhli. M. Flick. C. Trunell. P. Corn. L Lori. S. Ana. E Ceclrowslry. Wherever you see the Eagle you will also see Father Louis who laeeps a watchful eye upon this mysterious bird . It it's Action-for Activity needed at Bishop Egan, loolc for Father Louis in one of his many roles at the helm. As Director of Activities, Father gives of his time and energy unstintingly, with an enthusiasm and spirit that would he difficult to duplicate anywhere. And is this spirit contagious? .lust drop in at the Activities Oltice any morning before school for the answer. These laoys are it. The Decorating Committee par excellence: P. Bonewitz, J. Bulger. S. Atta, J. Haraburda, W. Reese. G. Vanucci, J. Pic- cillo. Nl. Pinto, R. Quici, Ni. Otten, C. rganizafion an .S?uclenf igarficilaafion gllerg Lille!!! Need a star against the sity? Need a cloud way up high? Need just anything at all - Be it great or ever so small? To add a touch of atmosphere And bring umalce - believe very near? Such magicians we really possess. interior decorators of the very best. auf x, ... One Nation under God indivisible -- President T. Ehiing assisted by lvl. Pinto tvice-presidentl, raises the Hag each morning to its place oi honor laesiclc the cross atop our school. These Senior Ott-icers and Representatives will agree than the experience they have gained in this tielci of leadership will prove a valuable asset in life: F. Paglionc, C. Costello, M. Leahan, Father Louis tmucleratorl, T. Ehling, M. Pinto, R. Marino. Standing: Ni. Temple, P Rocco, P. Murray, E. lotteries. .giuclenf Counci Vvith every privilege comes an obligation. The members ol the Student Council at Bishop Egan have the privilege and honor ol knowing that they were selected lay their fellow stucients to act as representatives in hehall of the whole student hotly. The ciuty or obligation which such a privilege entails coulci also he consiciereci an honor. The paramount duties ol the Student Council are lo provicie a means ol' communication between the faculty anci slucients, to pro- mote closer relationships between these two groups, and to encour- age a better uncierstanciing ol the ciesires anci problems of each. lntermeciiaries inctween the Faculty anci their fellow-students, these Junior Representatives discuss problems with Sr. Mary Julia first loeiore reporting to their homerooms. They are: L. Bonientre, J. Hamlhuricin. S. Aita. J. Bolger. R. Dougherty, A. Hughes. Sophomore Representatives prove that many hancls maize light worit as they separate and iclcntity student pictures: D. Stocicton. E. Scurti. J. Dillon, G. Grant, C, Hoare, M. Nlolloy, A. Ahate. and P. Osterhoudt. Freshmen Representatives tain- their first steps in co-operative pian- ning: M. Mercante. P. Corti, J. Thompson, Ni Murray, D. Sullivan. Standing: M. Oriolo, B. Dugan. G. Keiier. B. Patton. Friends, Romans, and Eganites, lend an ear to J. Whalen as he rehearses his speech lrselore members of the Forensic Club: M. P, Flynn, P. Bonewitz, J. Donadieu. H. Mc- Elwee, M. Conry. Nl. lwerino, K. Chapman, R. Dougherty, G. Crean, K. Fogarty. E. Bucciarelli. P. Gaydos. J. Codis- podi. Fr. Owen. What's this? Playing cards? Yes. alter a fashion-French Fashion. as B. 0'Brien, G. Clauss. J. Clause, M. E. Roberts, and E. Haworth learn their French and enjoy it as well. .suf 'f, Helping Sister Mary Julia as library aides both helore and after school lceeps these sophomore students busy. The experience and knowledge gleaned from this worlc, added to the pleasant atmosphere under which they worlc, maltes this volunteer service both enioyahle and profitable for K. l..aBella, M. Hanratty. H. Yorlc. and J. Westenherg. . as 'i i.l Eriioleri flue Andy word'-a-clay whiff . . . Ladies and gentlemen, what is your pleasure? . , . public speaking? . . . debating? . . . oratory? The Forensic Cluh established this year through the efforts of Father Owen, moderator, offers its members a golden opportunity to develop an appreciation for the higher forms of oratory. This cluh actually spealts for itself by training the students to he alert in thought, accurate in speech, and poised before an audience. Through participation in oratorical events held at several Catholic High Schools in the Philadelphia and New Jersey areas, Forensic Club members learned to mingle business with pleasure, hut above all, To speak the speech trip- pingly on the tongue. Eager to share their gilt ot song, these members ot Bishop Egan's Glee Club have discovered not only the harmony of sweet sounds, with the aid ot their director, lxlr. Zenone. hut also the richcr harmony produced lay the cooperation ol all in any school project. Bishop Eg:-xn's Music Man. J. Baclces. who is engaged in numerous musical activities, lends two helping hands to our Glee Club. A memher of all three school hands. James is also a member ot the All Catholic Band ot the Archdiocese ot Philadelphia. . i J Listening to the enchanting strains ot Schulnerfs Unhnished Symphony as Fr. lt 'kill rnoderator ot the Ntusic Appreciation Clulo, explains and interprets the melody. are S. Pettit, P. Kosar. C. Pollusli, R. Gciscl, E. lxlccci. B. Dorusalc, Nl, Brown. Pahutslii, Nlorrisey, Gappa, Gallagher. Stamling: J, Hayes, T. Sec-hin, Bi-lulig. P. 5lcDvrmutt, Nlerlwl, R. Sullivan. Father Canice tmoderatorl, and lvlr. Zenone tdi- kiuswm rectory, prove to Bishop Egan Hsongstersn that 'AYou can sing most anything it you lcnow the notes to sing. . . . 0 Afuclied, 60045, ana! cfaafirooma, . . . Not on wings of the Eagle-1 lout on Uvvings of Song'- we hope to lift on high the spirits ol all who listen to our Glee Club. With Father Canice as faithful moderator and Mr. Frederick Zenone as Ulvlusic Nialcerf' our ventures this year into the musical realm have been hoth rewarding and enjoyable. M R Here Llub members K DiBrauio K a agller J P urraw P Nlarro 'X Gallagber and ll Franlc prepart a qpam t ong or tie enjoyment t br Ciara Bernard L Habla espanol? At least members of time Spanish Club sbould answer Sf Sister Ciiarles Bernarcl who is tile moderator of tlie club l'lOpCS to arouse in its members an enjoy- ment of time language, customs, a manners of the Spanis people. T is is clone in a pleasant an enjoyable manner tlirougb time use of songs, stories and games. The club, viiiclw meets once a mont , ': e in its activities y P. ivlarro, presiclent, wbo is as- sistecl by K. Gallagher, secretary. ,gs 'YY . . . Afuclenfd An Bottom Row: Sliarpsliooters in the malcing are tlicsc members ol' tlle Ritle Club: T. Genco. G. Helmstaclt, P. Fanning, J. Braullcclit, D. Carson. D. Nlarlxlorel, fi, Eu-s. .l. Bm-kt-S, J. Stonelalie, G. Klutli. Top Row: blr. Metmlca, Fr. Canine, J. Pigbini, V, Conca, P. Valenti. J. Olp, P, Nepa, Fr. Owen. -'EN .SJUAMPACLH KGMOEC .Szlzoof g0Ll,l'l'lal1'l2l'lt .!4lfU6ll' R. biarino, captain ol tbe girls' team, with a tinal score of 128 points, accepts tropliy from Falber Regis as A. Allano, Nl. P. Flynn, and K. iVlcLz-iuglllin inclulge B bit ol parclonable pride. Fatlier Regis presents bowling tropby to T. Aita, tligbest scorer of tile team wiilm 565 points to liis creclit: B. Murley, T. Carroll. R. Kucbnistedt, B. Burns, and D. Brociericlc also sbare in ll1e glory for tl1e first ball ol' time '59-'60 season. 1 . M i ' u 4 . , ' u - 5 ..g W he ' -H . .5 1. fn: E his A ww-wgw 54.4 I SX I xk-k 1 aasif ali 5 ' i ? Sopliomores, D. Radgoslcy. R. Nlurley, ancl L. Sirnonagcli, proudly toot their own horns alter having been selectecl lor tlie All Catholic Bancl. . . . fo CJQUQAIQ in SECTION C-1 First Row: J. Doto, M. Stegner, R. Nlanuszali. H. Rocco, T. Nlellon. T. Karas. R. Hr-pding, R, Green, J. Colclla, S Nlccann. Second Row: R. Dolon, J. Callalman. R. Marino, R. Murley, J. Robinson, T. Lagana, Nl. Kane, IW. Malloy. J. Penz. lt's n simple twist ol llxe wrist agree Nlajorettes, lvl. Mullen, A. Genoa, and K. Foy, ns tliey twirl tlieir magic batons. ckuicluaf fagnfd . . . Third Row: D. Dcitlwrn. L. Karr. R. Simanowitll, T. lxlliliiillilll, R. Zcglen, VV. Kleine, J. Boell. F. lVlcLuugl1lin. R. Lawler. E. MRIOZH. Fourth Row: J. McCann, S. Andrews, J. Hayes, R. Hildebrand, E. Kelly, E. Caclcowslcy, L. Van Vvunnilr, VV. Wilson, J. llyrm-s. 4 I it' , - ,N ,. .Aww ,Q If +3 A 5 31,98 5 'gig' w 1. n , f 3 -Y fMv+'+ Q5 3 Us H Q, G x Q Q Q Q 'QW xg . Q ' gi is x 5 tg +3 X? aa, , .Q ,pvi .35 L: . 'BQ ,Q l'a X Mary Ellen Ha gan 0 gm! 0 Qlleth JO? U0 youd v After fifteen brief years of life on earth, Mary Ellen Hagan has attained that ultimate goal for which we all strive and must continue to strive after, perhaps for many years . . . Heaven. Swift, secure, and saintly was the moment of her going home to God. How could it have been otherwise since Our Blessed Mother had a particular interest in lVlary Ellen? Given Our Lady's name in Baptism, attending a grade school espe- cially dedicated to Gods Holy lxflother under the title of The Immacu- late Conception. Mary E.llen's deep love and devotion to our Heavenly Queen, had been instilled. in early childhood, and grew with her as she advanced in wisdom, age and grace. From her own dear lVlother's example, Mary Ellen had learned the value of saying The Hail lVlary in time of danger or anxiety. How fitting, then, that on February second, the Feast of Our l..ady's Purification, Maw Ellen's soul was purified for the last time from the least stain through the Last Rites ol the Church, and thus prepared to he presented to the Lord. Those of us who lmew and loved Mary Ellen, especially in her Home- room Section, feel deeply honored that God has chosen one of us to he the First Bishop Egan Student. to he numbered among the Blessed. We lmow, too, that it is because God loves Mary Ellen very much that He chose her. ln our hearts we will ever cherish her: in our prayers we will ever remember her: in our needs we will pray to her, for we lcnow Mary Ellen is a saint hecause Mary Ellen is with God. SECFION C-4 Third Row: J. Stacherslci. A. Thompson, M. E. Hagan. I.. L. Tuttle Fr st Row M. S. Pettit. S. Carey, J. Crocker, C. Ahleman, Nl. L. E- Mhhilen. K. Br8ClSllHW. K. Madin. H. Y0l'lK. M. A. Angela Frangesh J Tierney, R, Horn. C. Cochran, L, Streitherqer. Fourth Row: K, Murray, D. Stockton. J. Travis. C. Schlatzer C becond Row Nl. A. Distelano, N. Schnepp, J, Sehnepp, B, Bennett, Tanner. L. Picano, B. Burger, B. Billiclc, E. Brochon,4J. Westenherg Ni Logan J Stock. R. McDonald, M, Conry. K. Franlt. SECTION C-5 Third Row: R. Golden. G. Grant. Nl. Lussen, G. Fries, F. Trotter. First Row: H. Carroll. J. Brescia, V. Rousseau, J. Carroll. F. Coon. GV Stewart, H, Rulhrauff, R, Kgyndlp- R. Rt-llCflCi, G. FDX. VV. Allen. C- Lealwn. VV. CHrlIlHSin0- Fourth Row: N. Bruce, J. Gallagher. H. Killian, P. McGarrigle. M. Second ROW! R- Sullivan. J- Heilii- G- ROUGH- J- TTHCIW- R- BUUCF' Gettis, T. Frederick, VV. Hartman, R. Hearn. R. VValers. wortlx, R. Benclig. G. Bowen, P. Pieranclozzi. . . . wkefker Alairifuag menfag cuffuraz docia , or I9 Wica , . . . Greeting tlme representatives on College Night are ushers: B. Reiley. Nl. Nlartin, Sl. Pahutslci, T. Corsin. B. Burger. 'TF' Tl'lere's notlling lilce u good game ol clxess to help one relax alter a llarrl clay in class agree these master mindsn: J. Vvelcle. N. Semclxuclx, J. O'Donnell. T. Ledger. R. Bren- nen, ancl M. Cover, ' 'Y 5I Gaza' ' 2 ,ings , 'f '11 R A 5 3 'Y r 5 3 E W 5 3 : W F it Lv ' ' X l X x f 'x J ff ' -Afi 1 g5, X gf , va? A ',', 4 3 Q if .S 2. Q' .Q 3 .3 5 gd-i3?g lx s W as E. i ? a. N A E V 9 s -we f Q X if 5 ff xi 5 , 1 1 ik 1 SE! X ' , ? ? iii? app X i in I N! ' ii 1 X 'f 5 ' NE E5 5 325531 X 5 31? i -5 Sm Q' Q' Msg B fl ' Q lg 5 5 x ' Q -A fi, ' 555 W 5 .Ez xxx Q X, S ei 7 Wigan' 3 o ganifea, joofdaf meanzi I9 ydicaf 5Lif, Bishop Egan football grew slowly at first. ln its first year of existence, our football team, composed of sophomores only, compiled an un- enviahle 0-4 record, without scoring a single touchdown. The following year, the Eagles did score, but the coveted first victory never came. We had to he content with one tie, while sul'- lering through eight defeats, most of them played in weather which was anything hut lavoralole. Last year's climate improved, and so did the Eagles. Bishop Egan's football team, under Coaches Mr. Richard Bedesem and Mr. John Lawn, tasted victory for the first time, and found it to their liking, as they won four more contests, on a schedule noted for its ruggedness. That small sophomore squad laid the ground- worlc for the giant who will never stop growing in alaility and sportsmanship, the Bishop Egan Football Team. Sharing a iolre before departing for football camp are C. Heam. M. Mccool, Mr. W. Goodwin, tEquipment Managerl. R. Young, P. Gaydos, J. Ferrara, G. Rowlands and M. Gettis. Bishop Egan's Second Varsity Football Team posed for this picture before the opening game: First Row: L. Lori. A. Landler. R. Young, W. Kleine, P. Lanctot, M. Creed, J. Lohos, W. Rotunno. R. Hilghman, C. Leahan. E. Jeffries. J. Coles. W. Maher, C. Heam. W. Hartman. Second Row: J. Tenti- lucci, T. Grant, J. Pinclcney. P. Osterhoudt. F. Trotter, W. Bums, J. Dugan. T. Fredericlc. J. Mamien, J. Lyman, J. Ravenel. J. Boyle, G. Rowlands, G. Furphy. M. Lane, F. Feld- camp, J. La Barca. awww , Hopeful tryouls gather around Coach, Nir, Ririmarci Befiesem, signaiiing time beginning of summer grici praclice. Bishop Egan signal-caiiers, G. Furpixy, anci J. Tenliiucci, iaice time out from practice to pose for Ii1iS picture, titieci Double Troubicf' A f , , LU 0 e5ome COl'l'll0efLtl,0l'l, menfaf Jfamina- goo fifaorfdmalw ip . . Line Coach, Mr. John Lawn, iooics over his crack defensive unit, wiuicii is icnown as Captain .iacifs Raiders. 1959 Bishop Egan Football Scheclule Opponent St.Thomas More Notre Dame Bishop Kenriclt .....I9 Trenton Catholic .....l2 Allentown Central Catholic .....l3 Reacling Central Catholic .. .....l5 . . . . . Bishop Eustace . . . . . . . . . . . Notre Dame frrenton, . . . . . . St. Joseph Prep. St. Joseph fcamdeni .....l3 .Lk . ix .. J. Ravenel watches coin intently, while Co-captain, J. La Barca, appears to he stuclyind the opposition. P. Lando! malces valiant charge in game against St. Joseplfs High fcamdenl. J.V. Coach. Father Fideiis. charts pre-game plans with Co-captains L. Lori, anal R. Young. helen: J.V. contest with Pennsluury High. Spunky P. Lnnctot shouts encouragement to team- Drama Along tllc Siclelinesf' faplurecl by tlw Torvian Came-ra. Cast: Bislmp Egan mates during tmllllinle. and Reading Central Catlmlic Footloall Trams. Proclucnrr Nlr. Ricilarvl Bcrlcscm, fHeacl Coach, extra-me lol-tl: Costume anct Nlalccvup lvlanagers Mr. NN. Gooclwin. Qtfquipment Managerl: Director: Mr. John Lawn, fluine Coaclmlc Tense Prompter: Father Ficlelis, U.V. Coaclxlz Anxious Stage Manager: Father Arnolcl. fMocleratorl. 0, wkefker flue? win or ode, we are . . . Fulllmclc C. Heam slants olt taclcle and is met by two ruggecl Bislmop Kenriclc defenders. Pre-game show fealunes ttxe mysterious Egan Eagle. as he sends Egan spirit usosringf' Q QS 4? mf 5 I 5 is In : ,vga Q5 QW ,wmwl g if 5 , fe' z , . N ,W 1 npr' KL E 493 55 A QR if Q lnhn Ynrlc - Bishop Egan League Encounters Egan Opp. Reading Central Catholic ................ 26 .... .... 2 2 St. Katherine ........... . . . T6 .... . . . . 50 St. lwattlmw ...... . . . 79 .... . . . . 54 Bishop Shanahan . . . . 6l .... . . . . 56 St. Pius X ....... .. . 40 .... . . . . 44 Gfrald Fficflfifll Bvthlvheni Catholic . . . . . 62 ., ,... 57 Tlmmas Kano' Lnnsclnlc Catholic . . . . 68 .... , . . . 6l Bishop Kenricli ..... . . . 40 .... . . . . 52 Bvtlilz-hm-lu Catholic . . . . . . 70 . . . . . . . . 65 St. Katherine ........,.. . . . T5 .... . . . . 30 Rencling Central Catholic . . , . . 41 .... . . . . 52 St. Nlatlhcw .......,.... . . . 76 ..,. , . . . 56 Bishop Shanahan ...... . . . 65 .... . . . . 40 Pius ............ ...64 .... ....47 Lansclnle Catlmlir ..... . . . 87 .... . . . . 64 'Bishop Kenriclc fovt.l . . . . . . 75 . . . . . . . . 75 'League Championship . sv George Furphy 'iii gay J Rawcnel J Reilly G Furphy anal L Dfranna sw 24 The Baslcetlnal Team Fire! mu JK Nl Vhllcer .I Furphv P Ostcrhau t rl Frc criclt A Ahate J Dillon D Vhillu-r bicond ron Nariilv Conch Mr lolm Cla:-lc NV lxlcmc NN nn Lonnora I 1 rlc T Kaczor G Fnednch T Eh mg MXQW tl? .Q John Ravenel we gelltklfllell, of tk? C0lU'f AIU' John Reilly bl Up, up and over as V. Leighton goes up lor an action- paclcecl shot. A. VViley loolcs towarrl the lmslrct with an ap- proving glance to Vvilson ...... Sr. Hubert ...... Nazareth Acadeniy Holy Cross ..... Villa Vittoria U . . . Notre Dame .... TN-nton Cathedral Holy Cross ..... her alert teammate. Girls Basketball SCOIES Egan Opp. 45 . . . . . . . 27 .. ...l9... ...39 .. ...22... ...50 ...36... ...24 ,..57... .. 9 .. ...28... ..59 ...25,.. ..-12 .. ...5I... ..4I K 1 oooo on so it lt- i? . A :, il V 3 V , 55 , 's ' -...'i1? i fig IE 2:3 5, 1 4:-. 5 Q -k:f.7.5,k H :Q 1 , X K E 1 'Q '9Q'Hile 5 4 z 1. Captain. F. paglione-'s lnroacl smile is almost as goocl as her ability on the haslcethall court. She seems to he telling us, This is how ifs done. , 0 t If tAell' 5eCl'2f. Practice malces perfect. and the more practice these girls get the hotter they lilac it. The coach shouts, Next, as each girl steps to the line to take her shot. They are: V. Leighton B. Kane. F. Pnglione, B. Detriclc, and Nl. Kia. S tr? -wt: v Y Q if A '5 ' , z N if 3, 'V if 'f Q Q . If Ve 13 M T , , 'F 5 Q4 is 'J -3 A , t Q Q f J' 0 J E I 1 0 . i x Y N' g in J! ,gg TRACK TEAM First Row: J. Horwatt, P. Smith. J. Britton. Wm. Scott. C. Moxley. J. Sohenic, M. Webster, D. Fitzgeralci. Second Row: J. Traclcey, P. Dilhngelo, R. Chapman, J. Fox, P. Valent, E. E. Lawler shows the torm that won seconct place tor Bishop Egan in its tirst triangular meet. 211' J. Horwatt strains every muscle to win tor Bishop Egan. Funny taces heiore the camera are excusatzie in a traclr meet. Lawler. J. Solcovitch. Third Row: Mr. E. Fitzgerald tcoachl, D. Stewart, B. Feeney. J. Bentz, C, Cope, J. Egan, C. Ahrens. F. Trotter. j'acL lah! Stamina and effort were put into this quarter mile race helci at Roosevelt Stadium in Norristowng Wixi. Scott ot Bishop Egan won the honors in this event. Our Traclr team was organized in 1957 hy Wir. Eciward Fitzgeralci. From a humble heginning of only ten boys, the team has cieveiopeci and grown into a good-sizeci group with twenty-two members. Outdoor practice during the past two years was contineci to the area surrounciing our lakes . . . Utsapping the laifen became the team's favorite ciaily workout. This year, however, the Bishop Egan traclcstersn graciuateci to the large stretch ot roaciway lmown as the Levittown Parkway, attracting as they strealceci along, many an inquisitive eye from passers-lay. Bishop Egan's Tracie Team competed in its tirst triangular meet last spring against Notre Dame ot Easton and Bishop Kcnriclc of Norristown. 'E' Eager to get atm-ad are Wm. Re-csc. J. Bulger. S. Foster, Nt. Reinhardt, who are taking act- vanlage of Father Isiclonfs sperial rlass in geometry as a pmparation for their College vn- lmnce examinations. .zgncl yuniord-wi! Ae aerioud-mincgcl Jfuclenfd . . . SECTION B-I First Row: R. Brennan. J. Nelson, D, xvilks-r. IVI. Webster, P Vnlvnti, VV. Robbins, L. Lubemcki, J. Piccillo, J. Gappa, G. Vanucci.. Semnd Row: J. Coppola, J. Olp, J. Tr-ntilucri. J. Fox. G. Rcimr-I J. Codispoti, J. Bolgvr, P, Golden, F. Tiso, Third Row: E. i Bucciarvclli. B. htattem, J. Ntamicn. T. Ledger. Brand. R. NIrKetviv. G. Crane, J. Zolcovitfti. R. Donnrticu, F. Vvatsti. Fourth Row: S. Paslawslci, D. Cotugno, R. Ralcestraw, J. Stipp, G. Kluttx, E. Hitmlvs. C. Cope. J. Zucker, E. Fvenoy. Fifth Row: J. Vvrlvlc, P. Nepa. P. Gayctos, D. Stevens. J. Bentz. VV. Reese. F. Str-in-mor I- --I-mr mwyfrlaxmwwuea M.mwwv'.f..5m.ggmy..tg-S...,..g.-Q-.aw .x ,, my wart... MH b I V . FR X 'X XX W h ' 5 33 ,, 6 5.5 il I V2 gp , Q S89 x ,Qi , sr' mXi V X ' 5 ' 'E' ig' 1 , SQ! . xi-Q V Yu Q A , 1' if W .5 I XV ,gl V . A im J X m tg Q f Q.Qg , W g '4 U ' K ' W Y! E xx X 5 Q M 1 To 0 M 0 Q 7 .M 11, ,. P 'ff f V is' Q 5 ff f fi x 1 5 ik Q gs: i ' Q is I 13, 5 L m 3' Q3 . 4 Qw355 sEf W' X V Q .x I Q QM E3 ' . ., A . ,dns 'dia E' W' A , Q . 1 5 K wikiw K . A ., -,fl ' . S H i Q . , ' '- f 1 ,., L L' - 'F .- N'-, 1-S xv- - wgmiw. 0 gx -ix -'H A'-- 1 ww' Q . if X- fx: W --Q meg, . ,ig . W , M ' -f m ,, wwgv... M -A 3 - ,,:.2 V Q Yi X EZ A is Max- '- f l Y VLA it -. .1 5 5 3 xb X , ' . : X 3 il, X, V ! 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' ' EQ M - Q Q , s ? lard make us instruments of your peaceff ,ia Vvlwrv llwrv is liatrvfl, lvl us sow l ow-1 wlwrv tlwrv is injury, parclong wlu-rv tlu-rv is cloulJt, lnitlr: wlu-rv tlu-ro is cle-spair, lmpvg wlwrv tlivrv is clurlxm-ss. liqlit: and wlu-rv tlu-rv is sarlm-ss, joy. 0 Divinc Nlaster. grant that we may not so mucll sec-lc to be consolz-cl, as to console: to lyv unclvrstoocl, as to understand: to be lovecl, as to love: for it is in giving tlrat we rect-ive: it is in parcloning llmat wo are parclonerlz and it is in dying tlmt we arv lmorn to ctr-rnal life. This is tlu- prayvr wv lmvc- prayf-cl vw-ry clay ol our jourm-y along tlw Torvian Vvaxyz ' Now, as wt- lt-avr' Bisliop Egan to wall: tht- vast lxigllwaiy ol Iifv NVQ tlu- First Graduating Class, carry its rn' ' x ' cr-saggt in our lwarts, Ancl lmopr- to livv it to the hilt. as-is eww Q-nm guih on a Arm Knunclafion, e.i.,,. 5... Jer 3.i.,.,f 4260010 a feagtys The History oi Bishop Egan hegan in late September of 1956, in the fast rising community of Levittown, Pennsylvania, with the official groundbreaking for the new Catholic High School hy the Right Rev, Monsignor Edward M. Reilly. Diocesan Superintendent of Schools. Construction proceeded immediately under the direction of Henry D. Dagit and Sons, archi- tects, and Mccloskey and Co., general con- tractor. in Septemher of 1956, the majority of the student hody tor the future high school was at- tending lmmaculate Conception School, Levit- town. and St. Ann School in Bristol. The completion of the school in 1957, was ciimaxed with the solemn dedication on Novem- her 2, of the same year, hy the Most Rev. John Cardinal Q'Hara, C.S.C., D.D., Archbishop of Philadelphia. The Very Rev. Adrian J. M. Viegie, Provincial of the Franciscan Fathers. Third Order Regular, presided at the cornerstone laying cere- mony held on the same day. Located on Levittown Parlcway, just off Route 15. the new four story building houses a chapel, 52 classrooms, laboratories, auditorium-gymnas- ium, cafeteria and offices. Bishop Egan High School, named in memory of Bishop Michael Egan, a Franciscan and the first Bishop of Philadelphia, has facilities for 1,800 pupils. The student hody numbered 607 in two years with 355 freshmen-254 sophomores. Additional classes were added to the freshman and sophomore curriculum until it reached the full four year course. The Very Reverend Adrian J. M. Veigle, T.O.R.. Minister Provincial oi the Franciscan Fathers. ol-liciates at the laying ot the comerstone oi' Bishop Egan High School. He is assisted hy Reverend Regis Stafford, T.O.R., iprincipall, and P. Van Wunmh. 3, ua! ' fire ' -i f - .etg Q If .. cqgslayt' ,wk ST S Reverend Joseph Collins, the first pastor of St. Michael's Church Levi! town. hreairs ground tor the first Catholic High School in Lower Buclcs County as Reverend John E. Gillespie, Reverend John Nugent, Reverend Joseph D. Gallagher. Rt. Reverend Msgr. Edward M. Reilly and Reverend Arthur P. Elliott loolr on. Cardinal O'Hara has placed the administra- tion ohthe school under the direction of the Franciscan Fathers. T.O.R. The Very Rev. Regis Stafford T.O.R., principal, headed a beginning faculty of seven Franciscan Fathers, three Sisters Servants oi the immaculate Heart of Mary, three Sisters of Mercy, two Sisters of the Most Holy Trinity, and one lay teacher. The History of Bishop Egan is indeed a glorious one and will linger long in the minds and hearts of all. The Most Reverend John Cardinal O'Hara, is assisted hy Rt. Reverend lvlsgr. Joseph McGlynn, Reverend Joseph B. Diamond, and T Ledger iacolyte, during the dedication ceremony. Bishop t:lgan's First Faculty U957-19581 First Row: Sister M. Anastasia OSST.. Rev, Father Regis Stafford. tprincipalle Sister Rita lmmacutata. l.H.lVl. Second Row: Sister M. Joques, l.H.lVt.. Sister .lean Baptiste, O. SS. T.: Sister Nl. Andrew, C.R.S.M.: Sister M. Nolasco, C,R.S.lVl.: Sister Rita Nlary. C.R.S.h'l, Third Row: Father lvlatthew Finnegan: Father Brian Miller: Father Anselni Storlt: Father Fidelis Vveherz Father Dennis Sullivan: Father Louis Mclntyre: lVlr. Richard Beclesem. Bishop Egan's Enlargecl Faculty H958-10501 First Row: Sister M. Agatha, O.SS.T.: Sister NI. VVilliam, C.R.S.M.: Sister M. Diviclica, CSB.: Sister Anastasia, OSST.: Sister Marie Stephen. l,H.M.: Rev. Father Regis Stattoni. tljrinripaliz Sister Nl, Nolasco, C.R.S.h'l.: Sister Saint Eleanor. S.S.J.: Sister Florence Teresa, S.S.J.: Sister M, Claudia, CSB.: Sister Gerarct Nlary, l.H.M. Second Row: Sister Rita Mary, C.R.S.M.: Father Canicc Crawford: Father Owen O'Dea: Father Brian Miller: Father Christopher Petmwslcy: Father Fidelis Vveher: Father ixlatthew Finnegan: Father Louis Nlclntyre: Sister Ntary Hnstia, l.H.h'l. Third Row: Father Dennis Sullivan: Father Anselm Storlc: Father Frederic Pazo, Father Arnold Petrowslcy: Father Kenneth Flaherty. Fourth Row: hir. Edward Fitzgeratel: Mr. Anthony Scarpillo: Mr. Davicl McElroy: Mr. Richard Bedesem: lVlr. John Lawn. jheae N jirafo U wi! afwaya e a laarf o 6.64019 629.1111 Uhlay l help you? How often have we not hemcl that courteous question as we have Colne into the main otlice? Everyone, whether faculty memller. stuclent. visitor, or ctelivery hoy will he ilnmeiliately put at his 1-use hy the ever-really smile ancl liinit soliritucle ol Bishop l'igan's, First Lacly ol' thc Oll-ice, lvliss Elizabeth Deacon. lmown to us as Bt-tty. Miss Deacon came as one ot the pioneers, when in 1057 Bishop Egan openecl its cloors for stuctent enroll- ment, Since then, she has heen a Hjill-ol-all-Tracles.H Though the initials T.O.R. cto not follow hfliss Deaeoifs name. we who have lmown her feel that she is n living example ot' the Franciscan Vvay thmugh her tile ot cheerlul service ancl liinctly interest in all our enctcavors. ff ,K Loyal Efganitesu pourecl from every corner of the huilcling ami. following the path marked out by crosshearer, Wm. Goodwin, and acolytes. P. Van Wumick ancl J. Lynman, wallteci in procession. echoing and re-echoing the words of the uHail ag rowning Mm Leading the long line of stucients to our Lacigfs Shrine is Mary Ellen Hagan. who just a few months ago, fFebruary 2. 19601. was chosen to lead Bishop Eganl Procession to the Throne of Goci in Heaven. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost . . . thus it all began. Before we knew it, we, the Students of Bishop Egan were participating in our first May Pro- cession. Following those preceding us, we walicecl slowly, reverently, saying the rosary. Every step as well as every Hail Mary was a prayer of loving tribute to Our Heavenly Queen . . . No fanfare . . . no woricily pomp and circumstance had any place in this living offering we were pre- sentingg--for, on this lovely May-Day we were giving ourselves to Mary. With the simplest words, we praised Her: attirecl in the simplest of dress: we approached Her: and with the most delicate Howers, we crowneci Her-Mother of God. We imeit hefore Her--Our Mother-to re- ceive Her blessing. Then, in a fitting and just manner, we sang His praises and felt the Divine Power and Holiness of the outstretched Hands of Christ raised above our heads in a final Benedic- tion. Recalling that lovely spring day, we will ever he grateful to Almighty God for the priv- ilege of giving tribute to His glorious Mother in such utter and complete simplicity. May Queen. E. Mari, and her court. P. Mano, A, Horan. T. Ehling. with Fhdlef Fixieiis, approach the statue of Our la dy. 'fi 544535 . km Jesus maize me iusi like Mary: Mary maice me just iiiie you is the fervent prayer of time student irociy at the ciose of time May crowning. Time ilearis of aii nEganilcsH icrveniiy utter Jesus in the Bicssc-ci Sacrament i Adore You, wiwiic Fr. Ficiciis raises line monslrance in Bencciiciion. Paying imomagc io iviary ivy iiaiiing in-r as Queen of HQ-avr-n ami Eartii, E. Mari Crowns Our Lmiy on this special Liay: A. Horan, J. Yoric, J. Raw-noi, P. Ninrro, nnci T. Eiiiing reverenliy assist in iiiis impressive ceremony. My Lord and My God -echoed in the hearts ol all present as Father Regis offered the first Holy hlass ever celehratccl in the school chapel. Father was assisted by altar-lnoys. J. Zucher and L. Brand. Father Paul Knapp, O.F.lVl. Conv, retreat master, assisted hy VVm. Goodwin, altar hay, distributes Holy Communion to the stuclents at the closing lvlass of their retreat in June of 1950. A tense moment during the enactment of the Song ol Bemacletten flirst play, as Loretta Volpe, playing the role ol Bernadette Souhirous, reveals to her mother. fT. Fischerl, classmates. and curious neigh- hors that the Mysterious Lady has spoken to her. .,. M To see ourselves as others see us. As little sophomores ol C-I we nclmit, Know that we are mighty Seniors ol A-I and A-2l that we certainly were not the most enthusiastic group at Bishop Egan--even though it was our first clay in e beautiful new school. Good momingl Bishop Egan High School. is the cheerful greeting of Miss Ann Bennett our First Assistant in the main olfice. Sister Marie Stephan admires the plaques presented to K. A. Kaporch and Wm. Nlurley for their award-winning essays in a contest sponsored hy the Knights ol Columbus. To the victors belong the spoilsn: in this case, spoils tool: the form of Trophies. Our Bowling Team captured fifteen of the sixteen trophies at the Suhurhan Catholic League Toumament held on February 22ncl. Trophy-laden and happy are: R. Broderick fhighest scorer, boys' divisionl: M. P. Flynn fhighest scorer. girls' clivisionl: Captains. R. Mauna and T. Carroll. giraf lgface innem Thanks to the Color Guard and Majorette Divisions ol the March- ing Band, live first-prize trophies have heen added to the Bishop Egan showcase for the 1959 and 1960 seasons. M. L. Frangcsh fcolor Guard Captainl and A. Genoa QHL-ad Majorettel proudly place on display the two trophies recently won in Queen of the Universe Toumament. J. Brophy. the first Bishop Egan student to qualify as a finalist, studies his score in the National Merit Scholarship Examination as Father Noel verilies the good news. Checlcing the score sheet after the game are: L. Van Vvunnilc, A, Aita. ssellutto, T. Carroll fcaptainl, ancl R. Broderick. ,M 'Ilan-is 61. . . re ... k Father Regis aslrs Gocl's special blessing upon the rings ol' the first Senior Class, as E. Frank. A. Cipulla and J. Longhitano watch the ceremony with lreen interest and clevotion. E. Franlc has the honor ol being among the first to receive a class ring from our principal, Fr. Regis: A. Cipulla waits patiently lor his. Cfaaa ings of mid fincfion Father Linus enjoyed the frequent visits of the Seniors on that famous ring day. Among his visitors are B. Reutter, C. Ward, D. Pirolli, G. Ritz, K. Zuczelr and M. Temple. Turning their rings and wishing each other nthe lnest ol everything, are P. Brown. A. Cipulla. A. lvlonc, Nl. Helmstadt, J. Longhitano, VV. Gullicza and A, Gregory. Father Regis aclmires the gold hancl, fourth finger, right hand. displayed lay V. Di Micco at Eganites' First Ring Dance. Komzge nga I 1 College Night. Another First For Bishop Egan--Father Regis addressed parents and students on the importance of a college education, and wammly welcomed the many Priests. Sisters, Brothers, and Laymen who were representatives from the various Catholic Colleges. Bishop Egan's First Annual College Night proved to he a most beneficial and highly successful event, judging from the interested and enthusiastic response of all who participated. The purpose of College Night was to familiarize parents and students with the aims, curricula, and requirements of those colleges in which they might he interested. This new venture was organized hy Father Noel, Bishop Egan's spirited Prelect of Studies who spear- headed another first with his usual energy and en- thusiasm. As a result of Fathers excellent planning, twenty-four Catholic colleges were represented and approximately eight hundred parents and students attended. Father John J. Vvelsh. T.O.R,, was undoubtedly pleased with his full house as he explained to interested parents and students the special merits and requirements ol St. Francis College in Loretto. Pennsylvania. The end of a perlect evening agreed the visitors, friends, and faculty ol Sr. M. Fenton Joseph, C.R.S.h'l., explains the nursing program at Bishop Egan as they gathered in the school library lor refreshments after Gwynedd-Mercy Junior College to J. Gwalthney a junior at Bishop Egan: attending the panels. Mr. Gwalthncy loolcs on with interest. R. Hilterty ancl ller escort. Vvm. Gooclwin initiate tl'1e evenings festivities by prouclly displaying their prom lceys to Mr. and Mrs. Jolun Lawn. An this moment, K. Kazimer's smile might mean: lt's nice 'Getting To Know You'. as slre presents tier program to Nlr. Jerrv Jaya tor tiis autograplu, R. Vvoocl and T. Slater take a respite from tl1e evenings wlmirl lor ttle pause that YCFYCSPIPS served B0lgCl'. e coufcl lzaue ancec! af niglzf, eneafk flee magma' of cclmoong ow The swirl of lovely evening gowns, soft ligtits, and sweet music, even the stars stuclcling a winter slcy, all of this, became part of a dream come true . . . Our First Senior Prom. The theme of this memorable occasion was 'llvloonglovvf' ancl ttie participants themselves were the stars in Bishop Egan's simu- lated azure slcy. To tllose who tool: part in tlle gaiety, a few mementos, including a prom lcey, a pressecl corsage, ancl a program, will nostalgically recall the tlleme which procluced an evening that ttley will clierisln forever. Mr. Lou Halm ol Radio Station VVBCB, enjoys a bit at entertainment not on the program with Mr, E. Fitzgerald, Fattuer Edwin, and Father Ficlelis. Fr. Regis beams approval as A. Ntari and tier beau, L. Runey, present ttieir souvenir of Bislwop Egan's first Senior Prom. s we hh Q 7 I K QIVt?:i?,1 af ar. - Ti. ooa NFL, 1 J I kkir FRN ' t ,a v 8 RUF r x a- . .WY tg ,X WR ak -t IVR-nxories arc manic of this must hc the thoughts of J. Vvhatvn and hc-r c-smrt. T. Grant, ns they show a prom moms-nto to Lou Hahn of Radio Station VVBCB. nfl' An appreciative audienre responded whole-heartectty to the mirth-quatcingu ttoor show. Lovely Anno Gitten anti her Utcnight in shining armor, J. pacvtta prove the truth of Hanitctls famous line-- The ptay's the thingtu their x . ,, ftn surh an vnfhantvct vvr-ning as this, might a girl, Bauer, anrt an boy. F, Shugart he pn-scntf-ct with such a lvmpting army of dt-tivnrir-S7 tt's tint-iixiti-ty' A-2 in Ihr' iimvlight for Sllttlllfl wr' my in the' 'ixtoongtowmt as tl. Xvnttz, R. 5tcDvrmntt, .tr Martvif-y, ht. A. Chapman, P. 0. Oslcrhnuctt unit D. Sm-tihzitcvr pnusc for the photogmphvr. Thanks for the Ncnxorivsn say P, Zaftrogn ami E. Cavennuqh, to Father Regist as they prepare to leave, tired hut oh! so happy. wr V f- 35:1 -:gr A g 6 . . J as M M , A W sr Y PK ' Le ,,. . ' - .... I, 5: ' - qw 'iff ' 1 - P.. lk ESQ lx X F, ,if ' ,x gf wi V K 59 7f x 'Fha'--.: . .F YS X-U41 , ' , ' ,X if Tk ,x Q was . f m E I g A N A 5 K Q-,QV J Q L V M Hwy- fhf 1 -izswtim ,wif ,yi-, 2- X Q '- , 5- '-.gr 'K A.. A .. 'rg-Zigi? Q ggi ' :xg , V rr 9- Q Af ' 'f v .f ,,- UWfmw,y,f Mg --.-is V ge. fM.1,.ggfJEp 32323 ag, - , -I K :Ig f T I: S L ,g H - Q . - i V' .. Y fisnaw. Am 1 ' K ' 'ESS Q x . -W W? QL ea? A 2 . ,ig u xx 33 I Ki' ill! S xr 5 X ' ,X 1, Rf, -'sf ,lin egw X, fgslgsw- , ,v E,f,:g,,'3,' 12's-Uv. fairs kj.1,f. Nfl' .sch : ' P 1. xg 'V sz , K I H4 ,Lf , f - ,rf mm The final curtain rings clown on the complete mst after four suc- O'Connor, G. Hayes. M. Larkin, R. Marino. J. Horwatt, P, Dugan, cessful pc-rfommncesz--fl. to r., T. Grant, L. VDIPC. R. Ashcroft, L. Patterson, F. Felice, C. Sovic. R. Golden, B. Beck, T. Xvilcoslci, P. Giagnacova, K. Gallagher, J. Clause. T. Fisher, H. Earnest, L. J. DeVito, K. Robinson, VV. Carroll and E.. Balcvr. ' Nlrs. NI. Baclivs fevcryboclfs Mother at Bishop Egani. transforms youthful T. Fishvr, through make-up tvchniquv, into a matronly Mrs, Smith as V. Hayes and L. Pattvrson wait their turn. . Sister Anastasia fDirectori briefs members of the cast, T. Fisher. F. c-lice R Ashcmfft, ancl C. Sovie between the acts. i f - .gf MW. lcloclcwisel, Nlrs. C. Pall, Mrs C. Manno, Nlrs. R. Leach. Mrs. J. Stonelalce, Mrs. G. Simonawith, Mrs E. Kelly, Mrs. G. Ashcmft. Nlrs VV. Hopkins, Mrs. S. Bolger. Nlrs. S. Rustielia. Knights ol the Round Table could not lae more loyal to duty than these Ladies of the Library Tables who offer their services several times each weelc to worlc quietly among the hooks ol Bishop Egan assisting Sister Mary Julia. They arc: Mrs, A, Mqne, Mfg, F, Di Rienzn, Jacbes guifc! Under the direction of Mrs. M. Baclces and her many faithful assistants. including, Mrs. A. Mone, Mrs. J. Stonelalre, Nlrs C. Manns, and Mrs. S. Rustcilta, the Nlemhandise Club has for the two years of its existence, contributed many valuable gifts which have helped to enrich the school. Ready, willing and able hest describes both the Moderator and the Officers ol the Ladies Guild: Mrs. J. Kelly lCorresponding Secrelaryl, Mrs. J. Gaydas lvice-Presidentl, Mrs. E. Frangesh fpresi- dentl. Rev. Fr. Regis flwoderatorl, Mrs. R. Leash, fRecording Secretaryl, Mrs. J. Dugan lrfreasurerl. Father Noel lends moral support. ,A- if 5- may :N 12:5 ww.- W Q Nw. ,X af' N. m x - N w ,Q X K 'QM QQ A if .gg.,l... iff W '55 ex 54 ah? VT' c 4- ,.x km RQ gym' MQQ Opening the doors of Bishop Egan is Mr. George xvheat, who smiles cheerfully as he greets early hird students, R. Marquis, R. Dougherty. K. Stradling, J. Curran, J. French. A friend in need is a friend indeed, Handyman Mr. Sher- wood tlrrecll supplies T. Hastings. H. Emst. J. Wilkinson. with the necessary tools lo malte scenery for the coming production The Robe. hu N. Wlrs. Margaret Boclcnschatz and Sr. M. Claudia, CBS., talce time out from their busy schedules to catch a glimpse ot The Trouhadourf' EMM! flue Scened What would a Broadway production he without lights, scenery. costumes? What would Bishop Egan he without its faithful worlcers behind the scenes to execute the million and one johs that arise each day? For all their devoted and efficient service in our hehall, whether it is the serving of wholesome and appetizing lunches, or keeping our school clean and comfortable, we are in- deed grateful and wish to give a curtain call to these unap- plauded performers who play all-important roles in the daily drama of the Torvian VVay. Alter their husy hours of feeding hungry students at Bishop Egan, Mrs. J. lvloser. lvlrs. R. Nlccole, Nlrs. E. Koziol Mrs. A. Foster fmanagerl. Mrs. E. Patton, Mrs V. Wolf. Mrs. M. Goodwm, Mrs. A. Clark, Nlrs. M. Hepdig. Mm. K. Gattney, talie a well-earned coffee-hrealc. 3' We X i a - s .V ' 'X --We . 1 g 1 3 ! X k Y e . sie. i z. 1 RONALD G. ASHCROFI' ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISI-I JAMES D. ADAMS ST. MARK PARISH ..Apple.. EILEEN M. BAKER Srr. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEI. PARISH Eileen Dramatic Club 2.4. . . . Glee Club 3.4, . . . Music Appre- ciation 2. . . . The 'l'roubaclour 2.3.4, . . . Typing Club 3. RAYMOND P. ANDERSON QUEEN or THE UNIVERSE PARISH ..Andy.. BARBARA M. BECK QUEEN or THE UNIVERSE PARISH Bobbie Dramatic Club 4. . . . Stuclent Council 3. EDWARD T. ANDREWS Sr. ANN PARISH ..Ed.. Baseball 4. . . . lntramural Baslcetball 5.4. . . . CLAUDlA A. BECK. ST. FRANCIS CAIIRINI PARISH Cloud Glee Club 3 Biology Club 2. . . . Glee Club 4 .... Torvian 4. Ash Dramatic Club 5.4. JOHN T. BOYLE ST. MARK PARISH HBOMIGU Siuclent Council 2. . . . Varsity Club 3, . . . Varsity Font- lzall 2.3.4. ANN R. BREIG ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH UAYUHBH Dramatic Club 5, . . . Forensic Club 4, . . . Glee Club 3. . . . Music Appreciation 5. . . . Rille Club 4, . . . The H Tmubarlourn 4. A... 3 BISIIIIP HBA Illlill Slllllllll MARY LOU BENNETT ST. MARK PAIIISH Mary Glue Chemistry Clul: 5 ,... Dramatic Clul: 3. . . . Glee Clul: 5, . . . Spanish Clula 4. . . . The Tmulaaclourn 2.3. . . . Torvian 4. Spanish Club THOMAS P. BRESLIN ST. MARK PAIIISH HBUIIJY-I 3. MARY A. BRENNAN QUEEN 0F THE UNIVERSE PARISH Mary Ann THOMAS P. BRISTOW lMMACULATl-I CONCEPTION PARISH Tom PATRICIA A. BROWN ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH Pat JOHN J. BROPHY Str. MICHAEL THE AIICHANGEL PAnIsI-I BroplI Concert Band 54 Dramatic Clulr 4 Mamliin . ,... .... g Baml 4. . . . Mathematics Club 5. . . . Torvian 4, . . . Typing Clulu 3. ISRAIIIIMES 1960 GEORGE R. BULI ST. MICHAEL THE AIICHANGEI. PARISH George SANDRA A. CARSON QUEEN or THE UNIVERSE PARISH Sandy Altar Society 4, . . . Co-Editor ol Torvian . . . Decorat- ing Committee 2.5, . . . Dramatic Club 2. . . . Glee Clulm 5.4, . . . Nlllxe TroulJa1lour 2.3. WILLIAM M. BURNS ST. MICHAEL THE AIICHANGEI. PARISH Bill Bowling 2. . . . Dramatic Club 25, . . , Football 2.3.4. BISIIIIP EISA llllill Slilllllll JOSEPH L. CARO ST. ANN PARISH Seddie Baseball 5.4, . . . Basltetlzall 3, . . . Footlmall-1. MAUREEN M. CLARK ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEI. PARISH Maween Basketball 5.4, . . Decorating Committee 3, . . . Dramatic Club 2 .... Glee Club 5. THOMAS D. CARROLL ST. JOSEPH THE WORKER PARISH '.TOHl.l Bowling 2.5. JOANNE M. CONCA ST. ANN PARISH AIO.. Bowling Clulm 4 ,... Music Appreciation WILLIAM F. CARRO OUR LADY or GRACE PARISH Bill Dramatic Club 3.4, . . . Glec Club 3, JUNE C. CLOUSE QUEEN or THE UNIVERSE PARISH Alum.. Dramatic Club 5.4, . . . Glee Clulz 5. HENRY J. BUXBAUM IMMACULATE CoNcEP'rIoN PARISH Bula Biology Club 3. MARY ANNE H. CHAPMAN ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEI. PARISH UC, he.. Dramatic Club 2,1 . . . Glee Club 5, . . . mnme Tmulma- dourn 2.3. . . . mllorvianu 4 ,... Typing Clulu 5. ALFRED E, CAMILLUCCI ST. ANN PARISH ..F H, .. Baslcetlmall 3. . . . Bowling 3.4. 4. LL CAROL A. CLOUD QUEEN or THE UNIVERSE PARISH Canal EDWARD J. CAVANAUGH QUEEN OF THE UNIVERSE PARISH Varsity Football 2.5.4. JOSEPH C. CINKUTIS ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH HIM.. MADELINE C. CUMMINGS ST. MICHAEL THE AIICHANGEI. PARISH Madge GR IIIIATES I960 Color Cvuanl 3 .... Maintenance Clula 4. . . . lvlusic Ap- preciation 2.3,4, . . . Typing Cluls 3. ANTHONY F. CIPULLO ST. ANN PARISH Chip J.V. Baslcetlmall 3 ,... Varsity Baselzall 5. CATHERINE M. DI BRACCIO Sr. MICHAEL THE AIzcHANoEI. PARISH llcadlyu Biology Clul: 2 ,... Chemistry Clula 3. . . . Dramatic Clula 5, . . . Glee Club 3, . . . The Tmulsaclouru 2, . . . 'nrorvianu 4. GERALD S. CLOUD QUEEN OF THE UNIVERSE PARISH ulerry.. Biology Clulm 2, . . . Bowling Clulm 4. . . . Matheniatics Club 5.4. LORRAINE T. DE SILVIS Sr. THOMAS AQINAS PARISH ..Ram.. JOHN J. COLES ST. MARK PARISH Colden Varsity Baseball 2.3.4, . , . Varsity Basketball 2.3.4. Varsity Footlwall 25.4. . . . Varsity Clula 4. PATRICK J. DENIGHT ST. YVlIcI-IAEI. THE ARCHANGEL PARISH Pal Glee Club 3. LEO P. DEVINE ST. MARK PARISH Leo.. LAWRENCE J. CONNOR ST. MICHAEL TIIE ARCHANGEL PARISH ..Lmry.. ELEANOR M. DIEROLF QUEEN DF TI-IE UNIVERSE PAIIIsI-I Eleanor Spanisln Club 2. XNlL.L.lAlVl L. CONNORS QUEEN or THE UNIVERSE PARISH Varsity Baseball 3, . . . Varsity Buslcelball 5.4. VERONICA M. Dl IVUCCO IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH Ronnie Dramatic Club 2.5. . . . Clxemislry Club 3. . . 3.4. . . . Torvia.n 4. . . . Typing Club 4. CHARLES J. COSFELLO IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH Danny Sludenl Council 4. ELAINE M. Dl NUNZIO ST. ANN PARISH Elaine Glee Club 5. . . . Mlbe Troubadourn 2.5.4. . Glee Club lllSIlllll HSA llllill Slllllllll Glee Club 5, . .' , lnlmmural Bash.-nlmll 3.4. PHYLLIS T. DONEKER ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH I Phill MARY A. DOPSON Sr. MARK PARISH Dopsie H JOSEPH G. DEV!TO Sr. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEI. PARISH usmop.. Baseball 2 ,... Bowling Club 3. . . . Dramatic Clulm 2.3.4 ,... Football 2.3. . . -. The Troulaadourh 2.3.4, . . . IITOIVJBDII 4. PATRICIA A. DUGAN ST. JOSEPH THE WORKER PARISH MPM.. Decorating Committee 3.4, . . . Dramatic Club 4, . . . Drill Team 3. . . . Softball 3.4, . . . Spanish Club 4. RAYMOND J. DI LISSIO ST. ANN PARISH .. Ray.. Glee Club 3. DOROTHY M. EMMEIT lMMAcuI.A1-Ia CONCEPTIDN PARISH .. Dot.. Decorating Committee 3. . . . Softball 2. CHARLES L. DOERR OUR LADY 0F GRACE PARISH Chuck GRAIIIIAIIS 1960 Footlxall 3.4. ' ' TERESA V. FISCHER JOSEPH M. DONADIEU ST. IGNATIUS PARISH .. los.. Forensic Club 4 ,... Torvian 4. IMMACULATE CoNcIsP1'IoN PARISH mrerry., Dramatic Clul: 2.3.4, . . . Glee Club 2.3.4, . . . Vocalist lor Dance Band 3.4. JOHN P. DUGAN ST. MARK PARISH .. Duge.. . I BISIIIIP HSA HAROLD P. ERNST ST. .loseru THE WORKER Pzuusu Dramatic Club 2.3.4, . . . Stuclent Council 2. . . . Tor- viann 4. CAROLE A. FOLEY Sr. MICHAEL THE AIICHANGEI. PARISH ..C I.. Decorating Committee 3, . . . 'The Tmubazlourn 2.5.4. GERALD W. EVES Sr. THOMAS Aquirus PARISH ulerry.. German Club 4, . . . Maintenance Club 4 ,... Science Club 4. KATHLEEN M. FOX IMMACULATE CDNCEPTION PARISH Kathy Basketball 2.3.4 ,... Biology Club 2 .... Dramatic Club 4, . . . Glee Club 4, . . . Spanislt Club 4, . . . The Tmubadourn 5.4, . . . Torvian 4. FREDRICK M. FELDCAMP ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH Frm Basketball 3 .... Football 5.4 .... Varsity Club 4. ELIZABETH A. FRANK IMMACULATE Concsrrxon Pulau Bella Basltetball 5. . . . Dramatic Club 2.3.4. MIG-IAEL A. DUVA Sr. ANN Pnlsi-I Mila Glue Club 5. MARY A. FITZGERALD ST. MICHAEL THE AIICHANGEI. PAIIBH ..Fuz.. Glee Club 5. . . . Softball 2. THEODORE P. EHl..lNG QUEEN or THE UNIVERSE PARISH ..Ted.. Basketball 5,4 ,... Decorating Committee 3 ,... Sacrlstan 4 .... Student Council 4 .... Tracl: 5,4 .... 'The Troubaclourn 4 ,... Torvian 4. KA'I1'ILEEN M, GALLAGHER ST. FRANCIS CAIIRINI PARISH Bubbles BasIretIJI-1II 2. . . . Dramatic Club 4 ,... Sol-tbaII 3. . . Spanish Club 4. FRANCIS W. FELICE ST. JOSEPH THE WORKER PARISH Frank Dramatic Club 4. ROBERT W. FINK THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH Fink Traclc 5.4. Cvlee Club 3. ANNA T. GALLAGHER ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEI. PARISH ..Ann.. GIIAIIII IIS I960 Basketball 2.4. . . . Dramatir Club 2, . . . GI:-e Club 3. . . . Spanish Club 4 .... The TmubatIour 2.3.4. DONALD VV. FITZGERALD Sr. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEI. PARISH Fizz JOANNE M. GAPPA ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH Mike Glee CIub 5.4. . . . Music Appreciation 2.3.4. JAMES L. FLETCHER ST. MARK PARISH uhm.. InIramuraI BasIcetbaII 5. PATRICIA A. GIAGNACOVA ST. ANN PARISH Pat Decorating Committee 2.3.4, . . . Dramatic CIub 2.3.4, . . NEAL E. FRANGESH ST. IGNATIUS PARISH Neal BowIing CIuI'J 3.4. ROBERT S. GALLAGHER IMMACULATE CZONCEPTION PARIsI-I Bob EDWARD T. FRATANTARO ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH lntramural Basketball 5. ANNE P. GILLEN IMMACULATE CoNCEPTIoN PARISH ..Nancy.. Dramatic Club 2. GEORGE P. FURPHY ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH Butch Basketball 2.3.4 ,... Football 2.3.4. . . . Sacristan 2.5. . . . The Tmulmadouru 3. HARRIEI' C. GIRTON ST. THOMAS AQuINAs PARISH Harrier Color Guaml 5.4, . . . Softball 2. Bowling 4. THEODORE J. GIFFORD ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEI. PARISH T J 9 ADELE M. GREGORY ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEI. PARISH ..Deu.. Typing Club 5. JOHN R. GALLAGHER ST. .losEPH THE WORKER PARISH ..Bob.. GEORGIA M. GOODRICH OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP PARIS Georgia H BISIIIIP IBA llllill Slllilllll ISABELLA D. GROSSCUP ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH Isabel Giee Club 3 .... Rille Club 4. . . . Spanish 2. LOUIS A. GIRARD Sr. MARK PARISH Louie Bowling Club 4, . . . Glee Club 4. . . . Nlathematics Clula 5 ,... RIHE Club 4. MARY P. HAGGARTY Sr. JOSEPH THE WORKER PARISH IIMWY.. ROBERT E. GOLDEN IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH Dramatic Clulx 4. Bob MARGARET A. HAMIIJ. Sr. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH Peggy WILLIAM D. GOODWIN IMMACULATE C0NcEP'rIoN PARISH Goalie BaseI:aII 3.4. . . . Basketball 3, . . . Latin CIuIJ 5. Varsity CIu.Im 3.4. GIIAIIIIAIIS 1960 THOMAS A. GRANT ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH ..Tom.. Biology CIuI1 2 .... Dramatic Club 2.3.4. . . . Football 2.3.4, . . . Track 3.4. ELEANOR M. HAWORTH IMMACULATE CoNcEP1'IoN PARISH ..El.. Color Guard 2. . . . Dramatic Club 2. . , . GIee Club 3.4, . . . Music Appreciation 5, . . . Time TrouIaacIour 2, . . . Typing CIuI:I 3. Sr. CHARLES H. GROVE MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH ChucIz Bowling CIuIJ 3.4, . . . Intramural Basketball 5, . . . Main- tenance CIUIJ 4. Appreciation 5.4. BISHIIP HSA IIIGH Slllllllll JOHN R. HAINES ST. THoMAs AQUINAS PARIsI-I Little lnllnu PAULA T. HEILIG ST. FRANCIS CAIIRINI PARISH Paula Biology Clul: 2, . . . Soltlaall 2.3. . . . nTlxe Troulsaclourn 5.4, . . . Typing Clulm 5, JANET A. EAGAN ST. MARK PARISH .. lm.. Baslcetlmall 2.3 ,.,. Color Guarcl 5, . . . Drsunatics 2.5. . . . Glee Club 5.4, . . . Sacristan 2 .... Softball 2.5.4. . . . Stuclent Council 2. MARGUFRITE E. HELIVISTADT ST. FRANCIS CABRINI PARISH .'MGlg! , Bowling Clula 2, . . . Dramatic Clulz 2.5, . . . Glee Club 5.4. ROBERT C. HILGHMAN ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH ..BoB.. Biology Clulm 2.3.4 .... Footlmll 2.3.4. . . . Glee Clull 5. CAROL M. HOCHREITER ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH ..C l.. Biology Clulm 2 .... lvlaiorvettes 5.4, . . . Rille Clula 4. . . . Softball 2.5 ,... Typing Club 3. WENDEL D. GUBICZA ST. MICHAEL TIIIQ ARCHANGEL PARISH Wenclel Dramatic Cluln 3, . . . Maintenance Clulza 4. . . . Music VIRGINIA T. HAYES IMMACULATE CRJNCEPTION PARISH cfm Chemistry Club 5. . . . Color Guard 5. . . . Decorating Committee 5.4. . 2 . Dramatic Club 3.4, . . . Torvian 4. BARRY J . HACKETI' ST. MARK PARISH HBNW.. lvlaintenanee Club. 4 . . . Rille Club 4. Glee Club 2.14, . . ANNE C. HORAN lMMACULATli CONCEPTION Puusu ..AnM.. . . . Spanislx Clula 4, . . . The Troulmazlourn Torvinn 4. WALTER G. HOPKINS ST. Joslin-I THE WORKER Puusu Tiger JAMES E. HORWATT ST. MICHAEL Tr-ns Ancrmncsx. PARISH uhm.. Dramatic Club 3.4. . . . Foollzall 5. . . . German Club 4, . . . Glee Club 3.4. . . . Traclc 3.4. Softball 2.3. CLAIRE F. HORNUNG IMMACULATE Coucernon PARISH Clarafvell ROGER P. HUSSEY ST. Mmm Puusu URW.. PHYLLIS A. JAEGER ST. lamrrlus .Pxllsl-l Phyllis PATRICIA H. JABLONSKI ST. Tuowls Aqunus Pzmlsn label Spanish Club 4, . . . Tl1eTl'oulaaClour 5.4. FRANKLIN T. KANDLE Sr. Mum PARISH Wane GRADUATES llllill JAMES C. KOGEL ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGIQI. PARISH lim Biology Club 2. . . . Bowling Club 3.4, . . . Dramatic Clulm 5. RALPH O. KUEHMSTEDT ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH Ralph Bowling Clula 2,14 ,... Dramatic Clulx 2, . . . Mainte- nance Clula 3.4, . . . Torvian 4. HELEN L. KELLNER Hou' TRINITY PARISH Helen Clu-orleacling 2.3.4. . . . Chemistry Clulm 3, . . . Dramatic Club 2.5. . . . Cvlee Clula 4. . . . Stuclent Coxmcil 2. . . . Torvian 4. WILLIAM P. KENNELLY ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH Bill BEATRICE A. KANE ST. .losrsen THE WORKER PARISH ABM.. Altar Society 4, . . . Basketball 3.4 ,... Decorating Com- mittee 3 ,... Dramatic Cluln 3. . . . Glee Clula 5.4, . . . Marclming Band 3. . . . Soltlaall 3. THOMAS J. KEYS ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH ..Tom.. CATI-IE-RINE A. KAPORCH IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH ..K .. Biology Club 2 ,... Clmemistry Club 5. . . . German Clulx 4. . . . Cvlee Clulr 4. . . . Tl1e Troulsmlourn 2, . . . Torvian 4. JOHN E. KLEINFELDER Hou TRINITY PARISH Hunsey Baseball 3.4. . . . Basketball 5. . . . Bowling Club 4. . . Glee Club 5, . . . lntramuml Baslcetlaall 3. ELIZABETH M. KAZIMER ST. MARK PARISH Beth Altar Society 2.3.4. . . . Basketball 2.3. . . . Co-Editor ol Torvian . , . Dramatic Club 2.3. . . . Glee Club 5.4. . . . The Troulmduuru 2.5. BISIIIIP HSA Illllll Slilllllll KATHLEEN S. KRYVEN ST. ANN PARISH Kathy Basketball 5 ,... Biology Club 5 .... Bowling Club 2, . . . Cvlee Club 2, . . . Spanish Club 4, . . . 'Torvinnu 4. . . . Typing Club 3. JOSEPH G. KULIKOWSKI ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH uscluvortzl' FRANCES K. LAMBS lMMAcuI.A1'Is CIONCEPTION Franny PARISH Bowling Club 2.4, . . . Drarnatic Club 2, . . . Rille Club 4. NORBERT R. KUZNICKI ST. MICHAEL 'rms ARCHANGEL PARISH Nada Football 5, . . . Varsity Club 3. MARY K. LARKIN Sr. MARK PARISH Marla Clrc-mistry Club 5, . . . Decorating Committee 2.3. . . Dramatic Club 2.3.4, . . . mnie Tmubadouru 2. . . . Torvian 4. Football 2.3.4. IIIIAIIIIAIIS l960 JOHN C. LA BARCA ST. ANN PARISH Lube VINCENT A. LAGANELLA ST. ANN PARISH Baseball 3,4 .... Bowling Club 3, . . . Glee Club 3 MARIE R. LEAHAN ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH Ra-RI Basketball 2. . . . Chemistry Club 3. . . . Decorating Com- mittee 2.3 .... Glee Club 5. . . . Student Council 4, . . . The Tnoubadourn 2,3 .... wrorviann 4. GEORGE N. LAMBE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH George Dramatic Club 3, . . . Cvlee Club 3. Q2 i Stuclent Council 4. IIISIIIIP HSA IIIISH SIZHIIIII VINCENT F. LATRONICA IMMACULATE CoNcEI'1'IoN PARISH Acorky.. Baseball 2.3. VALERIE G. LEIGHTON ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH ..Val.. Baslcetlmll 2.3,-1., . . Color Guarfl 5.4. . . . Softball 2, . . . The TrouIaaelor 2. WILLIAM J. MAHER ST. MICHAEL THE AIIcI-IANGEI. PARISH Ball Bowling Club 3. . . . Foonball 2.14. RUTH F. LEININGER ST. IVIIcI-IAEI. THE ARCHANGEL PARISH Ruth Baslcetlaall 2 ,... Dramatic Clula 2 .... Volleyball 2. FREDERICK IVI. MARINO ST. Morlz Parisll ..F H .. Intramural Basketball 5. JEAN M. LONGHITANO ST. ANN PARISH nlennnien PHILIP R. LANCFOT Hou Tnmrrv PARISH Frenclly Baseball 3.4 ,... Baslietlmall 3 .... Football 3.4, . . BARBARA H. LE CATES Oun LADY or GRACE PARISH Bobbie Cheerleading 2.3.4, . . . Decorating COIIIIIIIIIBC 2. . . Dramatic Club 2, . . . Glee Clulm 2, . . . Volleyball 5. MICHAEL H. LANE Oun LADY or GRACE PARISH Mila Footlaall 2.3,4. . . . Student Council 2.5. JOYCE T. MADELEY ST. MICHAEL THE ARCIIANGEI. PARISH uloyoe.. Dramatic Club 2. . . . Glee Club 2. . . . The TTOUIJBCJDUI.. 2.5.4. THOMAS J. McFADDEN ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH Bowling Club 5.4. GERALD V. MCGINLEY Sr. IVIAIIK PAIIIsI-I uleny.. Tom ' 1 ANNA M. MARI ' ST. ANN PARISH Anna DENNIS J. McGORRY ST. JOSEPH THE Womuan PARISH Denny GRADUATES Illlill Bowling Club 3. . . . Concen Band 5. 4 .... Dance' Band 3.4, . . . Disc Joclcey Club 3, . . . Mainlenance CIUIJ 4. ELEANOR M. MARI ST. ANN PAIzIsI-I HEI.. Cheerleading 3.4, . . . Dramatic Club 2.5. . . . Glee Clula 3.4, . . . Time 'I'rouI:acJour 2.3.4, . . . ToIvian 4. JOHN J. lVIcKEEVER QUEEN or THE UNIVERSE PARISH lay Bowling Club 4 ,... Forensic Club 4. . . . Traclc 2 ROSEMARY A. MARINO ST. ANN PARISH HRM.. Basketball 2. . . . Bowling Club 2.5.4. . . . CIIee .1 rleading 5.4, . . . Decorating Committee 2. . . . Dramatic CIuI:r 2.3.4, . , . Softball 2.3. . . . Tina Trouizaclourn 2.5 FRANCIS B. MCMONIGLE Sr, MARK PARISH Frank ROBERT J. NEUMAN ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH Bob InIramuraI BasIcetIJaII 3. WALTER J. NOWACK ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH Wait Mainlenance CIuI: 4. ROSEANN M. MERKEI.. ST. 'THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH Rosie DIRIIIHIIC Club 2, . . . Giee CIUIJ 3. MANUEL M. MERINO ST. JCBEPH THE WORKER PARISH Manual Forensic Club 4. PATRICIA A. MARRO ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARIsH APM.. Decorating Committee 5. . . . Dramatic CIuIJ 2, . . . Editor- in-Cfiief of Torvian 4 ,... Giee CIuIJ 2,3 ,... Music Appreciation 2, . . . Spanish Ciub 4 .... The Trouba- cIour 2. DAVID .I. MOORE ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH UDGW.. BaseI:aII 5.4. PATRICIA A. MEKEEVER OUR LADY or CAI.vARY PARISH Pat Decorating Commiiiee 5, . . . Dramatic Ciub 3. WILLIAM F. MURLEY QUIEEN or THE UNIVERSE PARISH Bill BowIinq CIUIJ 3.4. . . . Disc Jockey CIuIJ 5, . . . Main- tenance CIuIJ 4. EILEEN J. McWILLIAMS ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH ..I n.. Basketball 2 .... CI1eerIeading 5.4. . . . Dramatic CIuI:o 2. CIIee CIUIJ 3, . . . SoftI3aII 2.5 .... Student Councii 2. BISIIIIP HSA Illliil Slllllllll ANDREA M. MONE QUEEN or THE UNIvERsE l AIIIsI-I ..Andy., Bowling Club 4 .... Spanisll Clula 4. LEONARD J. PALERMO ST. ANN PARISH ALM.. Bowling Club 2.3, . . . Dramatic Clulu 2, . . . Glee Club 3. BARBARA J. NEALIS Sr. MARK PARISH Barb The Tmulxaclouf' 2. RICHARD W. PETRUCCI QUEEN or THE UNIVERSE ..Rlch.. Bowling Clulb 4, . . . Decorating Committee 5 ,... Foot- ball 3. . . . lntramural Baslcetlaall 5. BERNICE O'BRlEN ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH Bernice Biology Clul: 2, . . . Decorating Committee 2.3 ..,. Soft- ball 3, . . . TlIe Tmulaaclouf' 3. JOHN l. PHILLIPS ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH ..IohMy.. PARISH Biology Clula 2, . . . Football 2.3, . . . Dramatic Club 5.4. GRADUATES l960 Biology Club 2. LUCILLE O'CONNOR DOMINIC J. PIROLLI SACRED HEART PARISH .. Dom.. ST. MICHAEL THE AIICHANGEI. PARISH Lucille Cllemistry Club 3, . . . Dramatic Clulm 2, . . . Glee Club 3. EDWARD J. POLTONOWICZ ST. MARK PARISH upollsien Biology Clulm 2, . . . Bowling Club 4, . . . Footlmll 5, . . Glee Clul: 4, . . . Rille Club 4. BISHIIP HSA A Hllill Slilllllll Bowling Clulm 5.4. JOHN A. ROMANO ST. ANN PARISH Minn JOHN M. RAVENEL ST. JOSEPH THE Wonxsn PARISH Alack.. Baslietln-1ll2.3,4, . . . Football 2.3.4 .... Student Council 2, 5 .... Varsity Clul: 5.4. KATHLEEN O'HAR.A ST. Josnrn TI-IE Womusn PAIIIsI-I Kathy Bowling Club 5.4, . . . Decorating Committee 5.4, . . . lvlaioreties 2.3.4 . . . Softball 3,4 ,... 'The Troulr-odour 2. JAMES A. ROCCO ST. ANN PARISH Biology Clula 2. . . . Bowling Club 3, . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Mntllematics Club 2. FRANCES A. PAGLIONE ST. ANN PARISH IIFYGHUYI' Biology Clulzo 2 .... Decorating Committee 2. . . . Dra- matic Club 5. . . . Glee Clula 3.4. . . . Student Council 14, . . . The Troulzadourn 2.3.4. LAWRENCE F. RUNEY ST. ANN PAIzIsI-I ..I .. MBlll8mhHCS Clula 3, . . . Student Council 5. KATHLEEN A. PAOLELLA ST. ANN PARISI-I Kathy Decorating Committee 3 .... Cvlee Cluln 3 .... Spanish Club 4. CHARLES B. SCHAUM ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PAIusrI l.C'lUCh LINDA F, PATTERSON Tex Dramatic Cluls 5 .4. ELlZABlfI'H C. PIGHINI IMMACULATE CoNcEP1'IoN PARISH . .Beuy. . BARRY W. SCHNEIDER OUR LADY or GRACE PARISH WALTER J. SCHREINEI ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH Wally Barry Q 3 MARIE E. PINTO ST. ANN PARISH Marie lill IIIIAIIS llllill Biology Club 2. . . . Cllemistry Clulz 3 .... Decorating: Committee 2.3.4, . . . Dramatic Cluln 5 .... Stuclent Coun- cil 2.3.4. . . . The Troulsaclourn 2.3.4. FRANCIS J. SH UCHARDT ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH ..F .. Bowling Clulm 5 ,... Maintenance Cluls 4. MAXINE J. PIZZULLO ST. MARK PARISH .. Max.. Spanish Clulu 4. Decorating Committee 3.4. . . . Maintenance Clula 4 Track 5.4. Wll.LlAM E. SCOTT ST. JOSEPH THE WIORKER PARISH Scotty JOAN C. PRAUL ST. MARK PARISH ulmn.. WILLIAM G. SCOTT IMMACULATI: CONCEPTION PARISH Bill Biology Club 2, . . . Chemistry Club 5, . . . Dramatic Clul: 5. DAVID V. SIENGO ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH JOHN F. SECODA OUR LADY OF CALVARY PARISH Hlollnnyu BARBARA A. PROFIT Sr. MICHAEL THE ARCIIANGI-:L PARISH Barbara Color Guard 4. . . . Drill Team 3.4. . . . Glee Club 2.3.4. JOSEPH M. SHAW OUR LADY or GRACE PARISH Aloe.. Decorating Committee 3. . . . Maintenance Club 4. ROSALIE L QUICI ST. ANN PARISH RosagIee Decorating Committee 2.3. - - - DFBIHRHC CII-ll! 2. - Rifle Clula 4. WILLIAM J. SHINN Hou TRINITY PARISH Bill CAROL A. RECK Sr. THoMAs AQUINAS PARISH Carol Decorating Committee 4 ,... Disc .Ioclcey Clul: 3, . The Tmlxlmclourn 2.3.4. Dave . Decorating Committee 3. THOMAS .I. SLATEJ2 ST. MARK PARISH Tim Biology Clul: 2 .... Disc Joclcey Clulo 2,3 ,... Student Council 2. CAROLYN M, REMBERT Spanish Club 4. ST. MARK PARISH Carol BISIIIIP EISA llllill SIZHIHII Drill Team BARBARA M. REUITER QUEEN or 'rms Umvsnss PARISH Bobbie 5.4. STEPHEN F. SLOSKEY Sfr. MARK Puusu Steve Biology Club 2. . . . Clress Club 4 .... Dramalic Clula 2. . . . Gln Club 3.4. EILEEN M. REYNOLDS ST. MARK Puusu Eileen Dramatic CIuI: 4, . . . Typing Club 5. JAMES P. SMITH S1'. MICHAEL 'mrs Ancrumcxar. Puusr-r I. P. Biology Clula 2. . . . Dramatic Club 5,4 ,... Forensic Club 4, . . . Glee CIuIJ 4. . . . Music Appreciation 5.4, . . . The Troulaarlourn 2.5.4, . . . Torvian 4, . . . Tmclc 2.5.4. Foollaall 5. GRADUATES I960 GLORIA R. RI'I'Z QUEEN or rue Umvsnss Pulau ..Glo.. JOSEPH E. SMITH QUEEN or THE UNIVERSE Punsrr usmmy.. fo , 5.4, . . Biology Club 2. JOSEPH J. STEFANIK Sr. Frumcrs Cnruur PARISH MIN.. EMILY C. ROBINSON ST. THOMAS AQUINAS Pmusu ..Em.. Baslreilmall 2, . . . Dramatic Club 2.5 ,... Glee CIUIJ 5, . . . Typing' Clulm 5. ROBERT J. STETS Sr. FRANCIS CABRINI PARISH Bob Biology Club 2 .... Bowling CIuI': 5. . . . Disc Joclcey Cluln Glee Club 4. Rifle Club 4. Typing Clula 3. IIISHIIP HSA llllill Slllllllll JAMES A. TISO ST. ANN PARISH uhm.. PHYLLIS A. ROCCO Sr. ANN PARISH Phil Student Council 4, . . . The Tmulmadouz- 2.5.4. WILLIAM T. TIZEKKER ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH Bill Biology Club 2 ,... Dance Band 3. . . . Glee Cluls 4. . . . Maintenance Clul: 4. MARIE T. ROCHE ST. Mnx PARISH Drill Team 5. . . . Rille Club 4. ROLAND J. VANDEGRIFT Sr. Mlmx Pnlsl-l ..Rol.. lntramural Baslcetlaall 5. SUSAN M. RUSSELL ST. MICHAEL -rms AlzcHANc.1-:L Pulau asus.. Decorating Committee 2.5.2 . . Glee Club 3, . . . Typing Club 5. JAMES R. STONELAKE QUEEN or THE Umvlsnsxs Pnlsl-I uhm.. KATHERINE A. ROBINSON ST. Tuonus Aquuus Puusu ..Kdhy.. Bowling Club 2, . . . Dramatic Club 4. . . . Forensic Club 4, . . . German Clul: 4. . . . Music Appreciation 5.4, . . . MICHAEL G. TEMPLE ST. ANN PARISH Milne Biology Club 2. . . . Matlxematics Club 3, . . . Student Council 4. BARBARA M. RUTAN QUEEN or THE UNIVERSE PARISH Bulimia Chemistry Club 5 ,... German Club 4, . . . Torvian 4. PETER A. VAN WUNNIK QUEEN or THE UNIVERSE PAIusH UPMC., Basketball 2.5, . . . Maintenance Club 4, . . . Track 2.3.4. VINCENT R. VASSALLUZZO ST. ANN PARISH NEMO.. Bowling Club 4, . . . Music Appreciation 4. .IUDITH A. SCOTT IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH Scottie RALPH J. VENERE ST. ANN PARISH GRADUATES l96tl Baseball 5. . . . Mathematics Club 5. . . . Varsity 5. MARIDOLORES A, SCULLY S'r. MICHAEL 11-IE ARCHANGEI. PARISH .-Mari., Decorating Committee 4. . . . Maintenance Clul: 4, nie Tmubaclourn 2.5. . . . Torvian 4. VINCENT A. VIRGULTI ST. ANN PARISH Victor BARBARA V. SHARKEY S-r. THOMAS AQUINAS PARISH Barb Spanish Club 4. JOSEPH E. WALKER ST. MARK PARISH nine.. Baseball 5 Biology Club 2 Disc Joel: , , . . . ey Mathematics Club 5. . . . Stuclent Council 2. Club 3. Sr. ROBERT G. WILLIAMSON MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH ..Bob.. Decorating Committee 5, . . . Glee CIuIJ 3.4, . . . Main- tenance CIuI: 4. ARTHUR T. WHARTON ST. MICHAEL THE AECHANGEL PARISH MAN.. Decorating Committee 5, . . . Maintenance CIuI: 4. JUEL E. VOIT Sr. MALE PARISH Hind.. JOHN M. WHALENI ST. MICHAEL THE AIICHANGEL Pnlsl-I nsbm.. Bo'wIing CIuIJ 3.4. . . . Dance Band 5, . . . Forensic CIuIJ 4, . . . Gemlan Club 4 ,... The Tmulaatlourf' 5. . . . Towian 4. CHARMAINE I.. SOVIE .IMMACULATE CoNcEP'rloN PARISH ..Chm.. Dramatic Club 4 .... German CIuIz 4, . . . R.iIIe CIuIz 4. . . . Torvian 4. - CARL E. WHITE ST. MAIIK PARISH Whitey Bowling Club 5.4. MARY E. TOOLAN QUEEN or THE UNIVERSE PARISH UM .. U7 Color Guard 5.4 ,... D'I'iII Team 5 ,... Glee Club 4. . . . Rina CIuIa 4. THOMAS S. WILKOSKI Oun LADY or CALvAIw PARISH Tom Decorating Committee 2.5.4, . . . Dramatic Club 4. DIANE D. TRUNELL IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH ..Di .. RiIIe Club 4. BISIIIIP IBA IIIIIII SIIIIIIIII LOREITA A. VOLPE ST. ANN PARISH Lorena Chemistry Club 5, . . . Dramatic Club 2.3,4. . . . The Troulmadourn 4. . . . Torvian 4. SIMON T. YASKOVVIAK ' ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH W nsimnn.. 1 Decorating Committee 3. . . . Maintenance Club 4. Y SARA A. WALTER ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH Suzie Decorating Committee 5.4. . . . Rille Club 4. . . . Torvian 4. JOHN J. YORK Sr. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH ..Nu.. Baseball 2.3.4. . . . Basltetlmll 2.3.4, . . . Decorating 1 Committee 3, . . . Sacristan 3.4 ,... The Tioulzaclouru 3.4, . . Torvian 4. JENNIE T. WALTZ ST. CHRISTOPHER PARISH ulennie.. Biology Club 2 .,,. Dramatic Club 2.5. . . . Glee Clul: 5.4. . . GRADUATES 1960 'The Troubadourn 2. CAROL A. WARD ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL PARISH Carol CONSTANCE L WESTENBERG QUEEN or ri-IE UNlvERsE PARISH Connie Chemistry Club 3, . . . Dramatic Clul: 2.3 ,... Glee Club 3,4 ,... MusicVAppreciation 5.4. BARBARA A. VVESTON Sr. MICHAEL 'rHE ARCHANGEL PARISH Bobbie Disc Jockey Club 3 ,... Dramatic Club 2, . . . The Troubadourn 3. EVELYN M. WHEELER ST. FRANCIS CABRINI PARISH UBCBSN Basketball 2.3. . . . Bowling Club 4 ,... Color Guard 2.3.4 .... Decorating Committee 5.4 ,... Softball 2.4. 2 Q e owe a cteht of gratitucle that we shall never he able to repay to one whose thoughts and plans and prayers have heen for us ancl for all at Bishop Egan. However inadequate our expression of gratitude may he, we offer it here as a fitting climax to our first yearhoolc which has become a reality because of the interest and encouragement ol our Principal, Father Regis. F ranciscan through and through of the 'Towian Way , A llahle, approachable at any time of clay: T reating all with considerate courtesy, H eart-warming laughter of a heart that's free: E ver calm whenever anxious moments rise, R evealing firm hope in a heavenly prize: R egarding not the things of earth, considering not the cost, E. rtergetically striving that souls may not he lost: G enerously giving, whatever the need, I nspiring, encouraging our every deecl: S o, sincerely, gratefully, prayerfully we say. Thanh you, Father Regis, for our Torvian daysr! Decorating Committee 4 ..., Drill Team 3, . . . Ritte- Club 4. Club 3. PATRICIA A. MURRAY Sr. FRANCIS CABRINI PARISH MPM.. Softball 3 ,... Student Council 4 ,... Torvian 4. BRENDA M. WILSON OUR LADY or KJRACE PARISH l.Bf9nd0 LEONA G. ZACHARKA OUR LADY OF GRACE PARISH HLl,0n-ll., ' ' Biology Cluh 2, . . . Dramatic Cluh 'i ,.,. Gln-e Cluh '3,4, Softhall 3, . . The Trouharlour 3 ,,.. typing KATHLEEN A. ZUCZEK ST. lVlICHAEL 'ras .ARCHANGEL PARISH Hxathyn Dramatic Cluh 2, . . . Solihall 5 ,... Typing Club 3.