Bishop Kenrick High School - Kenecho Yearbook (Norristown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

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Troilo leads the march of students down the newly-paved Johnson Highway. ---jr--' K iq, ..., if Q . S 'il A pleasant ride is indicated by the smiles of E. McPher- ' son, L. Dulfey, E. McGuigan, and M. Kelly, as they alight from the Kenrick Special. M-ff' ...asv We eieuf will ,e ide To the welcome tourist, Kenrick's outward a earance is ver im osin . The im- PP Y P g pressionable main entrance, with the cross of Christ above its doors, is symbolic of Catholicity and educational ideals. Inside, too, the traveler senses an atmosphere of devotedness and responsibility arising within Kenrick's confines. Through the corridors, students rc arin for classes rush to and fro, hardl noticin Y the visitor in their midst. P P S Y ly Ghm ses of rovident Catholic outh are a source of 'ratification to the asser-b . P P Y ls P Y Kenrick boasts of numerous assets, many of which may be seen on a journey through her assa ewa s. A beautiful cha el, well-stocked librar , ade uate m, and conveni- P S Y Y fl BY ent cafeteria accommodate Kenrick. We invite you on tour of the vivid scenes which unveil for the itinerant a veritable canvas of living Catholicism. O E at Q. 'l l'l' II! 3,45 K 5 '-QQ .-1 0 1' lziniug lfl uf schwl R-R-R-Ring! The final bell sig- nals the end of another busy school day. In exactly one min- ute, Kenrick's youthful citizens are seated in a bus or waiting car. Winter at ics best! I 5 I 'U l'?.. ::: EEE IIE' Each Kenrxck student pomts with pride to the spacxous audltorlum that easnly transforms into gym, socxal or Through these portals pass Our wade eyed semors, R Nxcola, J Leghan, assembly hall D Makond, A Ramen, J Kukulka, G Tornetta, and M Saboe, come pre Alas, Kenrnck ns caught unaware by the seasons first great snow storm' Thus, however, does not halt the everyday dnsmlssal proceedings Buses come empty and leave packed to capacnty Anxxcrus parents arrnve early, but linger a whale Dxsmnssal and falling snow what fun ns m store for all our lubnlant students! l76'l' mmforf zz d T 5014 l76'I'1lL'l'l6'6' 'We re l1ungry ' Despnte the convemence of cafeterxa, famnshed Kennclutes must walt xn lme 'xr Q 1 WV? ww- r f Kenncks lnbrary afords our students excellent opportumtnes to explore the marvelous adventures of a ludden world What's ro engrossmg, John, sports or socxety column' I wlll go unto the altar of God The ol emmty and qunetude of our chapel enable us to pause m fervent prayer, conversmg wxth our Dnvme Master 7 ' i , ... 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W6 ,Uflll 6' Ulll' lun: A THE MOST REVEREND J CARROLL McCORMICK, D D Auxrlxary Bishop of Philadelphia THE MOST REVEREND JOSEPH M McSHEA, D D Auxxhary Bxshop of Phnladelplua ADMINISTRATORS So Ist your lzqht shzne hc ore men fha! they may see your good works and Iorl y gour Father Who rs m beaten S Matt 5 16 Farth 1n these msprred words ns clearly xllustrated rn the lrves of our esteemed hnerarchy who keep the candles of Catholrc educ1t1on 1 beacon ln the darkness of world 1mmoral1ty The persevermg efforts of these men so dedlcated to therr lrfe Work have borne good fruxt among Catholic youth The results of therr labors are vnsxble m the many who have become shnnmg lrghts for the cause of Chrlst through the benehts of Catholxc educatxon Gunded by our capable fadmxmstrators we have had the prxvnlege of a truly Chnstxan educatxon For thexr zealous endeavors we express our srncere gratrtude and trust that Chrxstnn xdeals wnll sec thexr ful hllment rn our future lnves I 0 O O C .ak 1 Z' re , ' - f ' ., , 2 1 . 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M., Li I Qi 'f W A ff , W ,g ,-Q Q1 G-4 ..1ff,Fz: 535.1 -A f Fw , 1, L fV1f,f15.ff4Qsnevgw . ,fzllffq v 5 , . ,K -I ,,,.. if .. Q 51, ,, V . . M M ng-m.' 1, 3.3 I . ,Q 'ffigf w ' AV ,N'Q L , , If f Ev- ,M gg', fs, ffQY.. ' i 'gggff .- -635 . .gi . AV V ' 1:1wfw. ' f . M f- --E ' J.. Y: . A Y: . , ,47,e.ffgffp'f,,, , k fy' . 'A:,,,4,4,, '-'51 , I li ,- .A f A ' -- , We at Kenrick benefit directly when Father addresses us . . . . . . offers the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass . or distributes the Sacred Host. for our intentions. Ida! Ty y kids its aufn reward To the chief administrator of our school, Father Moors, the students of Bishop Kenrick High School extend deepest gratitude. Through the inspiration of his priestly life, and by his tireless endeavors in our behalf, many oppor- tunities for the development of soul and body have been granted us. Utilizing these benefits, we shall advance in Catholic principles. REVEREND FREDERICK J. MOORS PRINCIPAL More correspondence? Father Moors glances away from one of the chores on his busy schedule. Early morning till long past dismissal finds Father engrossed in some endeavor for Kenrick. Father George J Boyle Father William J Cox Father Edward S Musial Mother Mary Aubert, I H M Sister Mary Doris, S S J Sxster Mary Henrietta Prefect of Study Prefect of Dzsciplzne CRSM Lzbrarum x W1 dam flaw Sister M. Amata, 5.5.1. Sister M. Arm Bernadette, I.H.M. HWY xx Va Sister Mary Augustus, I.H.M. qu- Sister Berenice Marie, C.R.S.M. bv ef Sister Bernadette Mary, I.H.M. Sister Mary Bernardo, I.H.M. Mr. Donald S. Reinhardt, director of our band and music instructor at Kenrick, discusses the musical selections for the spring concert with Sister Peter Eymard and Sister Ann Bernadette. Sister M. Bernadette, I.H.M. The fervent desire of our beloved faculty is to instill Christian principles into our daily lives. From them we receive the discerning counsel so necessary for our future. The knowledge which they so gen- erously impart flows unceasingly from an Infinite Source, the Divine Fountainhead. To us has been given the privilege to drink of these waters, to taste Christian virtue and the Catholic culture which is our cherished heritage. We realize that through the loyalty of our faculty, our Alma Mater has pro- gressed. Deepest gratitude is given to those whose dedicated lives have made this possible. in endless Sister Marie David, I.H.M. embraci g all I'll be glad to help you, are words spoken often and willingly by Mrs. Pastorius, efficient secre- tary at Kenrick. l l Sister Dolores Maria, I.H.M. Sister Mary Dorothy, Sister Mary Eusebia, I.H.M. C.R.S.M. Sister M. Jean Baptiste, Sister M. John Thomas, S.S.I. Sister Juanita Maria, S.S.J. I.H.M. v Sister M. Demetria, S.S.J'. Sister Dolores Ann, I.H.M X Sister Mary Marguerite, I.H.M. Sister M. Saint Walter, I.H.M. Sister Mary Sarah, 5.5.1. Attention, pleaseln All at Kenrick lend an attentive ear as Sister Mary Doris begins the prayers, or makes the daily announcements which hold the interest of all enthusiastic Kenrick students. t . l ,551 Sister Mary Odilo, I.H.M. llll Me Sister M. Peter Eymard, Sister M. Rita Geraldine, I.H.M. S.S.j. 6 Mrs. Lucy F. Thomas Mr. Vincent J. Guminskx Mr. Daniel J. Hoey Mr. William J O'Brien Mr. Eugene P. Runtagh 'fm LASS S We study with zz purpase . . Any curious visitor to Kenrick delays on his excursion to explore the classes which engage our time. In each classroom, alert students keenly focus attention on the work before them. Intent learners grasp funda- mentals in science and the languages, history and the arts, mathematics and commercial pursuits, all of which prepare them for the days ahead. Of greater importance, on each intellect and will is engraved the forti- fying image of Christ. This inner strength is mirrored in every phase of Catholic training. As the likeness of the Maker is imprinted upon the student, so must he silhouette Christ in every aspect of his life. This goal is attained only by perseverance, and tried whenever faith in God and His eternal law is challenged. Then, as now, the Class of '58 shall call upon those principles impressed on their minds and hearts as students of Bishop Kenrick High School. Assuredly, we study with a purpose. ml Q 1 I 5' .ML .sw '. -A ' A ,L- A -at gms 5.52-,' - . .1 ll 'ili HEIIYJS HUIIES Smfrruamnlszmtn Aspiring to be efficient secretaries, these senior girls are seriously intent on the timed writing test which they are taking. Speed is one of the many skills which they are trying to improve. Upon entering the business world, they will be qualified in all com- mercial fields. Competent seniors 20 4 4 In this P.O.D. class, J. Anastacio is trying to get his point across to C. Carfagno. Leghan expresses disbelief in his reasoning, while G. Phifer moderates this discussion on, Who has more common sense-boys or girls? 6 X 770, '7 David Gratz, respected president of the Senior Class, addresses the student body. Informing them of school activities, displaying leadership, and injecting school spirit are important parts of this amiable young man's daily routine. prepare earnestly Finally the curtain ascended on this, the long-awaited year. For the seniors, daily activities and seeming chores took on a new light and importance. Completing their final year meant participating in approaching events for the last time. For this reason, all have tried to achieve their very bestg all have tried to reflect in their work, the Christlike guidance and instruction received. Y' 5 The school calendar is the center of attraction as the senior ohi- cers, L. Greco, secretaryg J. Leaming, vice-presidentg and M. Russo, treasurer, meet with Father Cox, their social moderator, to plan future events. J. Muscarella explains to these Trig students how to find the six functions of theta. nn. -. Qs v, P , 'il-c Q- x.,. , r - .J A Ramen is about to read a segment on psycho analysis. The rest of Father Musial's apologists realizing the importance of this course, listen artentively. Anyone mention food? Here we have a picture of the most relaxed, and without a doubt, the most eagerly anticipated period of the day. Lunch is one subject in which T. Matozza, E. Foley, J. Phifcr and Mulhall really excel. .4-L Will the actors in this deep- ly dramatic scene from Mac- .J 1 5 bctb receive an Oscar for Y their performance? Waldo is a very disturbed Lady Macbethg L. Greco, her lady in waitingg and W. Robin- son, the concerned doctor. I ljlillglq A X rw, , 1 'fs Mixed emotions seem to prevail among the alert students in this French class. T. Cutillo appears quite puzzled, H. Fisher enjoys it immensely, while K. Devlin trys to obtain everyone's undivided attention. G. Cooper is getting some much needed help in his mechanical drawing class, not only from Sister Rita Geraldine, but also from E. Kelly's paper. Watch that, fellow! Somebody just might be looking. to design the future 2 ia y Y 3 3' 9. 3 4.1 1 P. fi is Ei aiu 2' ni mm .V .M Q.. . Af -if ,Lf Gyyiii Q zaffz ' ,-. 'ww . . .9111 4 l ' . ff Ft 'if' , I N x HN ,, .1 nf, pw .V 2 ,,, 5 . 01 I' : - . ,L ,. ,, Q fir. NlWh ill!! ra K , Q rg W xml!! f' v ' sig' N 3 ji 1 aw ' 'W WW fl Q , if V V 1 l 35 - - 5 KE' - F 5 Q X E I' xi! if ' i s .J ga K Y 3, ' QF , I .,,'j , In :ag 3 5 1 1 Q if ' ,, ' X 5 1 A L juniors-SB First Row: M. Pascucci, T. Muscarella, M. Russo, D. Mulhall, N. Murray, F. Pergine, M. Saxon, A. Pierce, Sciallo, Rehak. Second Row: A. Saboe, M. Petrecz, M. Reynolds, E. Russo, B. Petrolati, Raffeo, B. Pasquael, E. Schweigert, M. Rambo, C. Pellegrino, A. Ross. Third Row: H. Natalini, A. Montilione, P. Ragusa, C. Short, B. Sambrick, E. Sciallo, M. Sarnak, B. Paul, H. Renneberg, J. Nziilon, W. Nagle, S. Popielnrski. Fourth Row: J. Procopio, G. Nagle, C. Rizzo, G. Moran, F. Popelnrsky, E. O,Hara, E. Radomski, A. Rupton, D. O'Brien, T. Morello, H. Pnlmieri, E. Mullin. th ' ' L-K4-,W 'wpigf' fi N. Murray and C. Pellegrino take seriously their charge of stamping the textbooks used by Kenrick students. J. Evan isn't the least perplexed over her algebra prob- lem. K. Wilson and F. Popelarslcy are most interested in her solution of this difhculty. Are they checking for errors or suffering from ci phobia called blackbozirditis? I Our chemistry class proves to be suc- cessful in its experiments. G. Gorman Of! -.,,,,,r 4-v 3' . J'... C' and M. Haley are learning the tech- niques of filtering, while J. Donahue and J. Signorovitch pay strict atten- tion to thc evaporation of crystals. will X-QQ. ga. a promise Juniors-6B First Row: R. Sylvester, C. Wacker, B. Talese, R. Tarlecki, M. Taugner, R. Troilo, B. Tufillaro, M. Tammaro, K. Slavinski, P. Smith. Second Raw: J. Trowbridge, J. Signorovitch, B. Sohoski, M. Tornetta, R. Silks, B. Vitelli, I.. Thorpe, J. Subranni, B. Valerio. Third Row: H. Worrall, A. Tarmine, J. Sally, B. Vuotto, M. A. Stropas, D. Volpe, L. Ward, C. Stotlar, K. Wilson, C. Salomone. Fourth Row: J. Wacker, J. Strogas, W. Welsh, A. Vernecchio, J. Schrack, N. Volpe, J. Tague, T. Swede, P. Sorgini, R. Wolfrom. Hi 'i Oh, those cookies smell good! B. Sambrick puts the finishing touches to her batter while R. McGuigan carefully blends in- gredients. D. LoVerde and M. Kelly can't wait to taste the fruits of their labors. of leadership In 1955, the doors of Bishop Kenrick High School opened to welcome you, the present Junior Class. Re- calling the past years at Kenrick, you are aware of how swiftly this time has sped. With the close of the school year comes an eagerly awaited privilege- the exalted role of a senior. Every achievement has brought you closer to that goal. Taking advantage of the opportunities for spiritual development, using mental effort, and enjoying the social side of Kenrick -all have fitted you for the place which is to be yours. To you is given the privilege to guard with vigilance the standards and traditions of Bishop Ken- rick High School. The fullest measure of success be yours as the Senior Class of 1959. B.K.H.S. junior stenography experts put into practice the fundamental principles of shorthand. Sister Mar- guerite seems determincd that B. Kilian, L. Gaasche, and V. Lodato shall be the bcst qualified secretaries at Kenrick. 1 L I' , I - 4 fs ' Va.. M l ,...1 What could be attracting the attention of these intelligent- looking students? Father Boyle's lucid explanation of the Commandments and their practical application in life holds the interest of his entire class. Latin scholars outline the life of Cicero and Catiline as a background for Cicero's Catilinean Orations. J. McGory stresses the date of Cicero's birth as G. Genuardi gives addi- tional information to his classmates. From the intent expression on J. DiGuiseppe's face, we might conclude that the reading of A Tale of Two Cities is leaving a lasting impression on his mind. Xs- I is 26, 5 , 415- EM-v 11 1 5' f f We ' ' ,F .rf Nm A5 - 6 L ' W SWAN?-5, G Q .J ' EJ Ski? 3 -f wr f Q , V , I-H3-lv A95 54 AQ if 1 '3 . 5 Y 7. 5 I' E G l 6 2. .JP Qfif! P Xe! 6' A ,Q We 1 Li u I1f. , W 5 5 ' . 4- 1 1 .Q wa s Ml 111 t . , I V v ,El .,...,..,..-4i..-....ii:..-.n:.f. i ' 13l , Q QW i'3.iI' ai ii .111 it gniktmnlil IE V N1 'Af 1 . l orking confidentl J. Pretezello, M. Steele Picard, L. Sanfelice, A H. Snuers, Reilly, N H. Saucrs. fifth Run: Racburn, D. Snlltowski Soph0mores18C First Ron: A. Venables, S. York, A. Tnrlecki, K. Straub, G. Undercoffler, R. Tredice, S. Tulone, l'. Sullbnch, C.. Tornetta, G. Tremont, A. Tedino, S. Vent-lin, A. Vontor. Swami' Rau: l. Terpoilli, L, Stemple, Troilo, M. Ynnchek, Word, R. W'ilkin5on, M. Vfinkler, F. Strouse, L. Tornctta, Tornetta, M. Stimmler, K. Vfheeler. Tlvirif Ron: R. Simmondo, I.. Stimmler, F. Sessa, C. Tornettn, 1. Tcrmine, P. Volpe, C. Sheldon, W. W'iscly, Tnrmine, Sergio. Fnurlfr Run: F. Shoemaker, VU. Yncovelli, Sweeney, J. Wheeler, D. Taggart, J. Spillane, J. Trecroce, J. Schwemmer, B. Scanlon, J. Seydel, M. Vicchio, J. Shen. Fifth Ron: G. Thorpe, W. Zaremba, W. W'ilkinson. uw.. Mn-ml gg ,,.',,. v-vac kowski, V. Snladinu, H, yq.1uu:.,--.-lsGra. Sopluomorcs-7C First Ron: A. Ronmnelli, B. Saxon, E. Rutter, D. Puleo, K. Rowan, S. Saboe J, Schaffer, E. Ruser, I.. Salamone, A. Sociallo, T. SanFelice. Serond Rau' J. Shcwchulc, A. Richardson, L. Recs, K. Rossi. C. Signorovitch, Reed M. Romano, N. Smith. Third Ron: S. Snmbrick, R Prostock, CQ. Snrkees, Ii. Snboe, K. Quinn, C. Rose Rnmio. Ifnurtlv Ron: J. Ochnick, E. Raquet, D. Sal- Rhoads, R. Robbins, Pignoli, Pino, H. O'Bricn J. Podall, G. Ostroslci, li. Robbins, B. Roszlso, W D. O'Ncill. 1 The sophomores give rapt attention to a lesson in religion as Father Cox explains a difficult topic in Church History. No question is too trivial, too advanced, or too complicated to be passed over in this class. Helpful explanations solve all difficulties for sophomore religion students. strive onward 'Bl X :, ,..,, P. Catagnus, loyal sophomore president, counts the tickets for the spring dance. This task is one of many performed by the student council at B.K.H.S. M. Beswick and B. Husko make a lively attempt to point out the position in which Antonio will appear on the Shakespearean stage in The I Merchant of Venice. Glory 10 God, peace to all men. Having completed their second year as students of Bishop Kenrick High School, the sophomores realize more fully the mean- ing of our school motto. Through zealous application to their class work, they have laid the foundation for further study. An active participation in school activities, as well as a sincere interest in scholarship, promise much from our second youngest class when they reach seniority. As they advance to attain their goal, may they ever remember that all-prayer, work, pleasure -must be pursued for the honor and glory of God. and upward Sophomores with linguistic ability are linking Latin with the Liturgy. F. Bruno leads the class in the recitation of the prayer for the first week in Advent. N. Palumbo places the wreath, and D. Franciosa prepares to light the first candle, reminding all of the Light of the World. It must be an absorbing story that Mrs. Thomas' seiores and seiioritas are translating. Judging from the eager hands, we conclude that the Spanish tongue offers little difficulty to these language scholars. 35 to attain U Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of Hosts! Ever conscious of the sacred trust that has been placed in them, the chapel aides, S. Dugan, P. Dolan, D. Franciosa, and N. Palumbo, rever- ently fulfill their duties in attending the house of God. 5 N f 1 Y' ' 1 - 1 X - . Fx-'i'j3',Q I - E e ' TL.: 9' - ' up 2 1 C. 4' ' 'sq ' S n r' , . I t - ' II , x A I . ' 'f ' 2 ' M - . X .- .1 ' 5 . I v X x 17?fU -A 4 ,I xx - .Qu I their goal , . ' ,fi Y wt., v J - 'x il N , 3 l St X fy, Wei-Ll f Q A glance at this group of anxious biologists indicates that they are Sister Bernadette Mary's pride and joy. If biology meant only examining slides, reports would hold no terrors. Future scientists examine protozoan life, while others record their Endings. The solution to the world's scientific problems may have its beginning here. Tl? ' OT Departing from modern lecture rooms in boots and saddles, these sophomores have no fear of the elements. J. Schwartz, P. Genuardi, B. Mengle, R. Morello, M. Moore, and L. Terpoilli are undoubtedly enjoying this happy time of day. ' W na' if n ' ' XS: X K GUWQU afiiffgfxipe Q kill ,HH1li!,L - 1.4 3... '.. 4.3 , Mi. wx .SL ,Hi , All H 'g.,,,.-....iis.a1.mnhL-1 i ..1.1.. L.. ...-- ' L 1 ' O Q ' -:Q fa- 5' ,, W jfxx F 4 E ian Y I S HEP, i Wiatr, M 35 W , Q ' P .Q f 22 K, N I if- ,W 9 H2 I x ' Q .gf fy 2 1 f --if f Q g3pQ,E 6 W WVJVQVWS .1 si G 5 W- 1 is 9- 4 'f I gy 5' ,. fr N 31 A w 0 , . , if L- , , K y f 1- V5 '51 5' ' ,il X 2 i 9 kia! 1 Q 161 ,L wi' ay ' Q 4,5 'J-:fr fvfe' Y' 'yi W AA k V Q F, ff-V , . W I Q 2 K , . , V ,T , , t,,5.3,V fa ,A ,, J .V it-, GW if IWW , A , , ' I A V V ' i,' f ,QW W4 ,' I I E ' Hx! 'T A K ' r ' V 51 2' 5 . K A. I I 3 5, ' I 0 Q Q , A , if . ,f .V . , ,. -. , ai 'Wff Q MW FI S .sl 1 I 111 'mv 41 xiirlli me 1 Q 1 Freshmen-7D First Roux: T. Russo, F. Spano, M. Sortino, T. Tulone, N. M. Rizzo, E. Santillo, S. Steele, M. Rotz, P. Spataccino. Snyder, K. Scanlan, A. Riccioli, N. Rush, M. Schmidt, I.. T u C. Sharayko, J. Sickle, F. Ross. Third Row: R. Pomponi, torious, D. Schaffer, F. Pnrzwati, R. Santillo, F. Ronca, N. P. Rigg, R. Rossi. Fourth Rout F. Puleo, C. Santangelo, Scchler, P. Scherer, V. Santori, F. Osinski, W. Pastino, S Fifth Row: C. Paschall, Cv. Simko, J. Pcrgine, M. Petrccz, Richard, C. Polenghi. Freshmen-8D First Row: A. Venezia, I.. Troutmnn, B. Witman, M. Wierman, M. Wilkin- son, L. Turano, B. Venezia, W. Wrobel, M. Welsh, E. Testa, G. Volpe. Second Row: J. Troilo, J. Yntsko, V. Volpe, E. Traxler, D. Willauer, M. Turley, C. Torok, J. Tornettn, K. Welcer, M. Wcmnop. Tbird Row: Zollers, M. Szarawarn, F. Toth, C. Welsh, T. Zielinski, C. Wasko, M. Weid- enbaugh, B. Whiteside. D. Terpoilli, J. Walsh. Fourth Row: L. Zone, P. Yarnall, W. Wojcik, J. Taylor, R. Thomas, J. Wilson, G. Stanajeo, Tornetta, Trowbridge, Taggart. Fifth Rout R. Venditti, E. Smith, L. Smalley, E. Strong, Ward, Taglioli, C. Stepanick, C. Vance, B. Wagner. Smith, F. Pascale, Second Row: A. ermine, Steck, S. Pufko, A. Pas- Pulcini, H. Riley, M. Scarpulla, R. cotti, J. Olszewski. F. Summerill, C. ,4 ' A 4- Q 4 CQ. Snntnngelo describes bacteria growth to Sister M. Sarah's scientists. E. McPherson and B. Whitman nwnit the opportunity to answer the questions of their colleagues. Striving to impress Sister Mary Bernardo with their knowledge of participles is the object of these conscientious grnmmarians. V. Calvaresi stands to give his answer, but A. M. Riccioli and the rest of the class are offering a bit of competition Evidence of such zeal promises no future difficulties in grammar for this class Green though they may he, the freshmen have deservingly been calletl eager beavers. like other novices, they were facetl with the uncertainty of a new school. a tlifierent circle of friends. and unfamiliar subjects-1 stage through which eyery freshman must pass. ln spite of this ohstacle, they have become accus- tomed to the routine change of classes, acquired new languages, anti absorhetl lanowleclge of the laws of Goths universe. Numhereti among the honor students, our energetic freshmen have wholeheartetlly supported the activities of our .-Xlma Mater: they have taken the first step. Nlay the flame of school spirit-the spirit of Kenrick which they have captured - burn steadily throughout the years of their high school careers. ,s Mfr fg 5039 W my lglfl M ug: MII H my M150 ntl 'U' Playing a game in Spanish is fun. G. DeVito asks M. DiSanto and P. Gillespie, Que es esta? A knowing look reveals that the seior- itas have the answer. a novel enterprise It can't be the freshmen leading our annual patron drive again! But why not? says president, j. McLaughlin, to M. Cashore, rep- resenrarivc. F 5 . , 1 GWF. VV-1 ' I 882155 'M' journeying 4-uf ay 1 3 'Y X Pondering over the value of x, P. Friel is deep in thought. However, it appears that some of the future mathematicians have come to a conclusion. These missing numbers aren't really so terrible after you've found them. C. Eisenberger locates the point of interest in World History for freshman historians, T. Gratz and E. Loux. The United Nations will certainly have no problem finding representatives after this course has been completed. Sweets are so tasty and they give energy, too. Since our freshmen are still in the process of growing, lunch period and food sound good to them. The happy expressions on these faces indicate that even standing in line is no hardship. i 'Q ,F ,,-. ry, 1 3 . .-.9 . s 1 I , .J A I ' x f we-1 f F. Brophy and her three companions, L. Angelucci, W. Brennan, and D. Brindise,are all smiles. Is it because they have completed another successful day, or because they expect to see the bright red exit sign around the corner? X X The chapel is a familiar stronghold of peace and contentment, a haven dear to the hearts of our students. Placing God at the head of each enterprise, our beginners return to Him again at the end of the day. Here are offered their joys and sorrowsg here is sought the grace for another tomorrow. toward knowledge and success P0 RTS We play with zz purpose . . The sports-minded spectator views with amazement the con- secutive victories Which highlight Kenrick,s athletic division. Here, guided by the proficiency of noted coaches, championship teams reap abundant rewards. In these formidable years, the ideals of morality and sportsmanship displayed on and off the field of encounter merit esteem. Heralds of the Green and Gold exemplify a spirit that motivates winning teams and individual conquests. Each knight and lady plays for the glory of God, the honor of Kenrick, and the enrichment of his own character. As competitors, these gallants are especially dedicated to fair play and consideration of others, both of which earn the re- spectful admiration of opponents and fans. Patterned into other Christs by the grace of God, modern-day crusaders earn- estly desire to live and reflect the Christian virtues which have been instilled into them while carrying the banners of this illustrious Alma Mater. Confidently, we play with a purpose. A determined cross country team exceed Inu r N? X f, Hup! One, hup! Two. Out to win and not to lose is the motto of this year's cross country team. The victories taken by this team will be remembered for years to come. ,! f ,,W x li I 'l il ii Il sp- 931-5 This year the Golden Knight cross country team proved itself valuable with six wins and two losses. XY'ith the help of Mr. O'Neil, who has been coaching the boys for four straight years, this team has been :i great success. Scoring the first fifteen points in e.1eh grime, the squad received three shutoiits while competing against Upper Dublin, St. Pius X, and XVilliiimson Trade School. XVith pride we share in the success of the coach and the team. CROSS COUNTRY RECORD Opponent We Tlzcy Roman Catholic . . . . , 36 19 Church Farm . . . . 17 38 Monsignor Bonner . .. 35 20 Willinnison Trade . . . 15 40 Upper Dublin . . . . 15 40 St. Pius X . . .. 15 40 Cardinal Dougherty . . . . . 19 36 Episcopal Academy . . . .. 21 34 Catholic War Veteran Meet . . 9th place Philadelphia Inquirer Meet . . . Sth place Off to the races! Two Golden Knights run ahead at the half mile. J. Mulhall and P. Kennedy, who proved invaluable this year, lead the pack. -ff ,JK -X. W-fbias is X KX 15' 53? Q- V A , - -- ', 1 1 -1,31 - I Vl7 ff f' .'5 T U ' .Y I, il' ug L,-A. ag' I Sevpijj-Q , Q ,' -- -, - . -as ' T26 I 1 I s 6 Kg v W ' ,- X. , V, f 1 ' 1 5' ' Alf H . f Q- , 791 5 - 'P 3' 9' sll. A3 Harry Natalini, one of our star juniors, goes around end for a first down against Bishop Eustace. In this game we rolled up our highest score of the year, 38 points. for fast action and thrills- the Golden Knights For the second consecutive year, the trophy emblematic of the Eastern Pennsylvania Catholic League Football Cham- pionship, rests in the halls of Kenrick. Last year we shared the coveted award with St. Matthew, our arch rival. This year upon meeting St. Matthew, we became the first Ken- rick squad to crack the Mirrors since our school's concep- tion by a 19-6 count. Another big game this year was the Allentown Central tilt. This was the game that counted for the championship. The team, followed by a large con- tingent of Kenrick rooters, invaded Allentown on a cold Fri- day night in November, and returned with a 13-6 champion- ship victory. The students of Kenrick and the team are thankful to the Coach, Mr. Hoey, and his assistants for such a successful season. Our line coach, Joe Shields, gives our Knights of the gridiron a last minute talk before they go into battle. For the unceasing efforts of our coaches and boys, a championship was their reward. Captain Tut Matozza slowly fades from view, or so it seems to our P.S.D. opponents. Scenes like this became common during Tut's stay at Kenrick. 'X 'whsxm ,un X X I1 bl ,LB Q , s A V4 ,Q4 v 'ay Opponent C 1 nnpgg 'J Matozza crosses the goal lme for another touchdown Tut, with 36 points, was the Eastern Penn scoring champ f'N 9431, To be or not to be-tackled joe Greco solves this problem by side stepping his would be tackler Tut Matozza, besides being a great scorer while at Ken rick also exhibited tre mendous team spirit Jim Brum, working from a terminal posxtxon, played equally well on offense and defense men of special note jerry Phifer, a hard-charg- ing guard regulated he traffic in the middle of the Knight line. an FOOTBAI. L RECORD 2 They Nativity of Pottsvxlle Reading Central Catholic Holy Spirit of Atlantic City Lebanon Catholic Lansdale Catholic St Matthew Allentown Central Cathohc 'L Pennsylvania School for Deaf Bishop Eustace of Camden '1'l.eague game Joe Greco was our blocking back. He also proved his ability to carry the ball when necessary. -' .- . I ,Iva-i, N -Q... 'YF 'NW' .. n jerry Cooper, Phifers part- ner in the guard slot, posed a tough problem for oppos- ing linemen. 1. ' ' , 441' . rf.-u ns: QQZEJ - 'Hts'-, ,' . ,f '. -,.-N' '11,-,,ff 'f ' f-::1'., '-. . '- ' .-- f -.. 7 .. ,-.,, ,,- - . . - Y, 1, ,-9,355 .,.N-., 4 uf Q ,. 'f- , ,f H- vf.,ff,...r , .,... ,a - , .1 4 ,..., A, .Ny , ., . .Q 454 1 Ls. M ,,'r,, ,',' ,,-' Q- ..f-A '- 5-,bv qw ,Urn -x '.-w:..--- .,,,., V. . , . -.. v , 5 .J 4 ,. .f. . ,M . ,W - ,qw 'W ,. ,is ,CQ .,,3,,'gvf3f. ,,' j' -,,QoH . ffl.,-jg-3 V1 Q ' ' - . . v...' - ,Jr 'nl it .. f fl .9 ff., .1 'z ' uf V ' e- .. .Yew Joe Capaldo, our speed mer- chant, left many opponents gasping for air with his crowd-pleasing T.D. sprints. 1- . ,Q V 'rho X A J I .I A-:fag -1-:Q-i. -un... '?'.'3'L A' 995.gif . , . .,, V nf :', . ' .717 , fr' .,.., . frfnrg . 4' Az... .- . L. 1 ' vw . ,, . 'P..V4v'.. - . - ' .. if-' 2.: . -- - .?'. . 1. 1 ,.'-4 ffzfriwf..- - .- 'if' First Row: Coach J. Hines, Coach J. Shields, D. Nilsen, J. Donahue, A. Greco, A. Bolognese, J. Bruni, E. Foley, Captain F. Matozza, J. Phifer, J. Capaldo, J. Greco, J. Cooper, P. Gambone, J. Donahue. Second Row: Coach W. O'Brien, Head Coach D. Hoey, A. Caruso, J. Ochnick, T. Morello, J. Strogus, P. Marinari, J. Grant, R. Troilo, H. Natalini, R. DeMascio, P. Friel, D. Da- donna, H. Giamo, W. Yacovelli, J. Bruno, B. Gillespie. Third Row: Coach L. Davies, A. Car- fagno, G, Thorpe, F. Pergine, M. Ciccarone, D. DiLucizl, S. Imperial, F. Mascara, E. Jaggers, P. Augustine, B. Roscoe, R. Marchese, R. Burns, D. Santillo, T. Molnar. Eastern Penn Champs They shall not pass is the motto of the Knights' defensive unit. In the St. Matthew game, they didn't. , G' '24 . 'U 'H MMD, X, Captain Jim Bruni goes around a Roman defender and lays the ball up for two more points. jim, Il smart and agile forward, inspired the team to Com- pile the best seasonal record in the history of Bishop Kenrick. While surprise is registered on the face of his teammate, a Salesianum foe has the ball taken away from him by Dave Gratz. .-o y-Q.. -....,. A Bethlehem Catholic player is caught in the act. Although he appears to have fouled Tom Marshall, the referee actually called DeStefano. Moe made it a three-point play when, despite his driving layup. Dave Gratz lets a two-handed jump shot go as two Roman adversaries watch. Joe Grant also views the play anxiously. Tension on Joe was eased when the ball slid through the hoop. As his two teammates watch with confidence, Dave Gratz lofts one of his jump shots against Cardinal Dougherty. the foul for Moe the foul, he made great season for a great team I9 8-SCL and EPCL The year 1958 will go into the Bishop Kenrick record books as one of the greatest basketball seasons ever enjoyed by the Golden Knights of the hardwood. The varsity squad exhibited the deadly shooting and hustling teamwork so typical of previous years. Their compensation was two league cham- pionships. The Knights captured the Eastern Pennsylvania Catholic League with an unblemished record of six wins. The Suburban Catholic League title came to us because of a 12 and 1 log, which includes a first half championship win over Bethlehem Catholic. Mr. Brown, the coach, gave our boys the confidence and the court technique needed to Hnish with a registered 21 wins and 4 defeats. us. ' Tut Matozza shows perfect form for a jump shot against a Salesianum foe. His defensive finesse and his ability to hustle all the time, made him the key man in our fast break. An elated coach smiles broadly with his victorious varsity team. First Row: Coach J. Brown, F. Matozza, A. DeStefano, G. Moran, J. Elii, J. Kennedy, J. Grant. Second Raw: E. Falcone, Captain J. Bruni, R. Simpson, R. Marshall, T. Marshall, D. Gratz. The '57-'58 Jayvee Team will long be re- membered at Kenrick for an undefeated sea- son in which the players compiled a record of 24 wins and no defeats. Mr. Kehoe was the coach of this fabulous team, and he used his boys with great skill. One of the most thrilling games of the year occurred when St. Pius X Jayvees visited Kcnrick. The lead seesawed between the two teams till the last two seconds when a sweeping hook gave the Golden Squires a one point victory. A victorious jayvee team gives promise of greater things to come. First Row: A. McCaf- ferty, D. O'Neill, A. Greco, C. McPherson. Second Row: W. Yacovelli, M. Hammaday, D. Marshall, T. Brennan. Third Row: R. Shoe- maker, F. Pergine, E. Jaggers, B. Byrnes, and Coach J. Kehoe. BASKETBALL RECORD Opponent We Tlaey Cardinal Dougherty ..,.,,.,,... 45 54 St. Pius Xa' ......... . . . 51 54 Alumni ............ . . . 5 5 44 NativityT ,,................ . . 74 52 Pennsylvania School for Deaf .... 76 45 Bishop Shanahan? ........,. . . . 36 35 Roman Catholic . . ...... . . . 64 41 Roman Catholic .,............, 72 64 Reading Central Catholic? ...,.. 52 33 Lansdale CatholicT .,..... . . . 66 50 Bishop Eustace ,... . , . 76 66 Sz. Matthewtf . . , . . . 54 36 Notre Dameak .,.. . . . 56 50 Salesianum .,..... . . . 47 71 Bethlehem Catholic? . . . . 64 56 St. Pius X3 ....., 73 38 St. Matthew 1' .,...., , . , 69 42 Bethlehem Catholiciklll . . , . 46 43 Bishop Eustace .,..., . . . 63 66 Bishop Shanahan? . . , . . . 59 57 Notre Dame? ..,.... . . . 56 43 Lansdale CatholicT . . . . . . 60 45 Nativityi' .,.....,...... . . . 74 52 Bethlehem Catholics: .,...,. . . . 66 51 Reading Central Catholic? ,..... 59 57 al: Suburban Catholic League Tliastern Penn Catholic League I First Half Play-of Vince Fazio tries forcefully to outdo his Saint Matthew opponent with a high jump, as E. Jaggers observes with anxious eyes. S-I EH ,K 5. W 3 I . x 1 l . 4 L ' 'X 1 A J R K O V. for varsity? Well I guess. These happy damsels play for BKHS. Team members are: E. Haley, M. Taughner, M. DeNolfi, A. Vontor, H. Fisher, J. Leghan, M. Temple- ton, K. Devlin, J. Lawless, K. Golomboski, P. Augustine, and C. Brandt fbackj. , excitement . . . Action unlimited! P. Augustine and C. Brandt grapple for rebounds to try and thrust a victory goal over our prime opponent, Saint Matthew. S., -.,,,,, Before a game, captain Joan Leghan and Mr. Monastero, our coach, discuss 1, Kenrick's prospects with Sister Marguerite, the heart of the team and the moderator for girls' basketball. 4' I ,K , Since its beginning, four years ago, the girls' bas- ketball team has been striving to gain a foothold. The members drill daily under the keen surveillance of Mr. Charles Monastero, our coach, and Sister M. Marguerite, l.H.M., moderator. Girls who meet the requirements have instilled into them a sincere de- sire to play for the Green and Gold. The scope of activity broadens for Kenrick maidens with each ensuing year. BASKETBALL RECORD Opponent We They Villa Maria Academy .,..s...,.......... 18 12 St. Katherine ....,.. . . . 33 36 St. Matthew ....,.. , . . 48 34 Lansdale Catholic . . . . . 40 44 St. Matthew .......,.. . . . 32 38 Villa Maria Academy . , . , . . . 40 48 Reading Central Catholic . . . . . 41 49 Bishop Shanahan ,...... . , . 45 34 Reading Central Catholic . , . . . 29 24 Bishop Shanahan , ...,... . . . 48 24 St. Elizabeth ......... . . . 53 51 St. Katherine . . . . 28 57 experience . . . s 1 -4 Guarded by a St. Matthew opponent, P. Augustine, enthusiastic stellar forward of Kenrick, leaps high for a shot. and extensions ' Q? K , B K p 3 . K 5 mx . A s S , With enthusiasm and an i A V g ' f i fi .-2 abundance of school spirit, ' ' V -Q ' W our junior varsity team con- X , f r J 4 tributes to the athletic l , , ' 4 'Ax I Fl A A -fl! . 'Nr ' T . , r bf ., 1 ' 1 .I 1 ,.f , . . , achievements of Kenrick. Included on the team are: M. Evangelist, A. M. Riccioli, B. Brockman, P. Golomboski, D. Leddy, R. Carrol, C. Oce- lus, M. Gray, E. McPherson Qfrontj. ,bwii The '58 Baseball Team stands in a championship lineup. First Row: A. DeStefano, T. Brennan. J. Donahue, A. Greco, J. Kennedy, A. Guzik, A. Vernacchio. Second Row: Coach Mr. D. Hoey, R. Wolfrom, J. Reilly, D. O'Neil, J. Grant, F. Matozza, J. Strogus, C. McPherson. Throughout the season, the boys on this team exhibited fine spirit which resulted in success. Practice and persistent effort on the part of these players made this possible. Xnf U . , K i Alex Guzik fakes a bunt as Tut Matozza steals home, beating Doc Kennedy's tag at the plate. .es-gf. - - w V ,ix V' XD Z 315, 12, QL, ' , . si Jay Reilly seems determined to display the excellent pitching form which has been insurance of many victories. XVith the arrival of spring, b.1seb.1ll takes the limelight as prep.1r.1tions are made for another big season. The coach, Mr. Hoey, makes rendv his hard-hitting team to follow the path of victory. Much practice, good sportsinansliip, and real team spirit proved that this aim could be accomplished. Once again the Knights gave evidence of their capabilities by meriting further acclaim for the Green .ind Gold. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April West Catholic Pennsylvania School for Deaf Bishop Shanahan Bishop Egan Germantown Academy St Pius X May St James St Matthew Perkxomen Prep Episcopal Academy Lansdale Catholic Reading Central Catholic Bishop Shanahan Reading Central C1tholic Bishop Egan St amcs Lansdale Catholic St Matthew Away Home Aw1y Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Home Away Away Away Home Home :ug .IN if ' V, x' g fixilia ff , - .Q :H Q 3 g as A, f A at A x fly A Y, is i P 1 . TY NM . , - s fg-5 We fvkxh iNX X ri, X .ue sf 1 sf X 'Q Q i K its ' N . as X g-fa i : f ul 1 5 Q gf . : 'lg 5 aw N as 35? ' Z 5 is 1 x 5 ' I ' b X . l Y 1 x V N. Fx-if , P N, Alex Gunk is in a perfect position for the throw at first base St Pius X Home spirited league Challengers fx f 'I' Hifi? ,- ig, 1-.f -f-4 gf ff, x My -s ,s 4,1 QU! -r .spa , :df -.. aff: r- -i 1 l. u 'A L ' r 1326 iq! at v' an wx in ig if A llls ff Elsie? wi Tut Matozza shows the position which has made possible one of his famous home runs BKHS double play combma done Jay Reilly learns that the Guzik to Matozza duo never fails 1' 47 bl we X' iq ,.+ A 'V ' 'I f . - 4 '. ' ' Lf' V 1 8. . ' .., , ,...,, Qljt'-Q , A j 15 . f ' ,..., A , qlpgw p ,, A A 5-3 18 ' . . .,.,., , , . . . ' 4 xji.1:.1'4i-si'1'V7 , 5 , W .ft L 'if' fs V xt-. f .- 22. . ' Y ., .,...., 1, ' , MQ,:r' wx' rift-'els ,K ,X ,Vg K 25. . . . ,.l.. . E. fa' rs Q1 W , t. ,, . A . , . , A , Y, N., ,?f1,f . , 29. , . . . .,i,.l.,.. ..,...., W U I p . Wim K, 5,1 x is K. A . -3 A ng? ..45?f i2L,vj1'5',t2 lui A 51,5 f- .A t - t3,::.,g- ' 1 . 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RQ.-.' ,Q - . ,, ,, 'KR , , I Vs, fat, 51,4-igrf .h - 5 I ' . f mg Z 4' A' f . ,, W l 2 , li! fem- . . K , L-it S Q ,julia K ,.-i .-V all -i--. . -3 V I, Q , X ,A- ,, .V . . A 3 3-if f .L 55 - girls' 7 . .. 3 , - 'i -1' . , .L , J' V -- ' . . f f '- 1 - - ' I 4. , , , . , , .fx ,ik-,,:.gs -- . A A 1 , . ' I' ' ' H , ii s . 'Lf' - A A 2 V ' 1 , ' G f f :V. ct , - V . ,P -- - Trackmen gain ,wr tl xr' 62 With unimaginable grace and ease, jumpin' Joe Eliifn clears the high jump. Track and field have been Joe's specialties during his stay at Kenrick and his participation has helped add many vic- tories to our total. ? 5-5 D .-4 f . . J. 0'Neil views with much confidence one of the many afternoon practice sessions. HW' Q K! 9 xv M ,,. i 1 f ,Y .mi ., .. . 'r--- ' in: E Ability and determination in all events make Ed Foley a good man on any team. However, from the expression on his face, he sometimes succeeds in amazing even him- self. April 9 1 l 24-25. .. 28 May 3 15 19 25 TRACK SCHEDULE Episcopal Academy . . , . . Away Church Farm ....., . . .Away .Penn Relays St. James . . . . . .Away Perkiomen Prep ..,.. ...,...,. . . .Away Valley Forge Military Academy . . . . .Away Malvern Prep .,............... . . .Away State Championship at Reading . .QQ Y 2'.?.'-9 f ' , ,sl-,gfg,. '- ' A N-.1--. Q ' A' if .,-, a.. .,, .Henk . , .r W -v l'EI10WI1 , F.. 'fini .. .1 v , vf,,,.-u-aw ' . I I M, V , . High hopes for Kenr1ck's third repre- .V '--'Y' ..- A-,, Q - . A ' ,M sentative track team were not unfounded. '! - -::' 'Q' - R t f ' -th 1 ' gg-, .-'I .:. gl ,Ir ' e u ning wi severa years experience, .KT i an Ain A . r - - nu. f aww, . .,, 4 . V 2, gm' A V. 7:53 ii '- ll .- 1.2, Q X ' 1 -ii? 1 . - -w J Sgt:-gag, eye-. V. V . 4 .T J.. f 3, ggm, I ,my - ,,.- . 5. 5..,.--,,.. t '-e M.2Q'sf.f 9 v K xii 1 if-fi v if A' . Av. , T7 . 1 9.157 Xa W . fr B . I 1' 5 I senior candidates contributed their ability to A team backed by a strong group of un- derclassmen. Coach Mr. Guminski skill- fully worked with these men, and after weeks of practice came through with a win- ning team. Persevering efforts on the part of the coach and the team have made success a reality. ,Ei-?'75fw?'e'lefff21i'?:4 ee,-if--7.-W-f-' . .. f e --fegzfvye 222--435,11-f1f:.e2.-, -..g:.f:f'1 K' rf. ' 4 ., ': ff ua- , :ag-4 . - H V. I.,-r..f.. Q v'R.akxr.,, ' .Zap fe, .s gif- fa.. N .I , g . ,,.: i 3, .-.Lf-. W?-J5iy,j-,y-g, I L . 4. . 'A fgawaf 1-:A t 1, ' .,,,.f-...M L .,,, .5 ,, 2-ea '9e:-fQ+f-.f- 'if :5 . I ' R . M L. E?---'1'?. g - 3-K ii., i1'5 'i'-'4 7f' Z fs., 15,41 - ., P15154 i-feels M,-. ' -if .. . zz!-J. .,.Q5:!ly,:,.r Y-w . , ' -' - fe- 3--5'f'f'.?1i ,. ' 1 w.. su fi..-mlfniy-X .... -an r,mM, X Q Q? 713,-tg JL. qykqbx- iff, 1-1' . gi,r5gz2n xl- 4 -1- . -. 2, ' .fY,f?' ga .,fi?f,+ -.gym 4 x, . ea va' 9.7, H xg .. , 5,5 v 1 if -'f fi . - 'w..t?:.ii-.EW .. , . . .fe eff- . 1-4,53 gn. Q'- :7,-,.,-: .' mu '4 L:-3-U ,Y 3. 'S', r ' 'f r3,i-'f1v'l'.-E 1,2 '-V-iefg..qg'Q. . -f-'if fax Q. J ei ' 4:-ef' ff: N J' , L:-I fi ' 1.3 .-il' ' 'RF 45- 'z 1 :'-u -31.5. if ' 1 T152-: -sf. . H..-..g1.-'Ev' . . . E .f Ffa. pw-ir-,.-ji .... -wi f 11: wzwfff .jQ??.2f..3f -ef 7373... K fs i 3 f- . 4... ' . .gm Y' . Joe Eliif, Muddy Mulhall, Pat Kennedy, and Denny Coyle, know and prove that ex- perience is the best teacher. First R0ll'Z P. Kennedy, S. Popielnrski, R. Troilo, P. Catngnus, R. DiMnscio, G. Boyd, Mulhnll. Second Ron: D. Grant, P. McGarvey, K. Wilson, N. Jnnfirnncisco, J. Roman, W. Labunetz, T. Brennan. Tlrirrf Rau: Manager E. McLaughlin, Mnnagcr G. Gcnunrdi, Eliff, T. Chendornin, N. Yncovelli, B. Roszco, E. Foley, G. Cooper, D. Coyle, Manager V. Popelars, Manager T. Bono. 1 W pf 'K ' A - ... .,.......,,,, ,N - 1 lil-F nn mi H jj e fm Y' ' 1 '- - ' These vivncious cheerleaders inspired our teams to victory: D. Mulhall, P. Smith, I. Dougherty, J. Trowbridge, D. Powel, G. Duddy, M. Marinari, G. Galullo, G. Under- coffler, and D. Hadfield. l , A 5 v KAL- Three Cheers Success is a wholehcnrtcd lung exercise whenever this cry is heard echoing from the football stadium. Included here is little Maggie, our cheering mascot, who is doing a fine job in leading thc girls on this brisk Thanksgiving Day. BKHS we sing your praise Caught in action again, C. Galullu, M. Baines, and D. Mulhall are giving this cheer all the pep and vigor they have in backing the football team. Soaring high with boundless enthusiasm, M. Marinari gives her undivided attention to the girls' basketball team. All the additional support needed is supplied by our lively maidens in the bleach- ers. Evidently, Kenrick is winning. M. Marinari and D. Powel, captains of the cheerleaders, display their pride in lead- ing such iine teams. -2 I ,avg 1 l . The fighting spirit of the courageous Kenrick Knights is thoroughly personified in these sprightly lassies, our cheer- leaders. Aggressive teams emerge victoriously assisted by n loyal student body. NX'ho demonstrate better this loyalty and school spirit than the lively misses featured on these pages. Future years will see their fidelity unsurpassed. , 94 Ji rg A is ILT .,' i Pete Augustine, the man with the golden arm, displays some of his fancy footwork as he takes the ball around end for a substantial gain. panorama S., K Skillfully side-stepping his taller foe, Tut Matozza goes all the way for another two-pointer. Pat Augustine puts forth her best ef- fort in trying to get off a shot against the Mirrorettes of St. Matthew. jim Bruni exposes his unique form as he tries for a jump shot from the corner. a 4 Little attention seems to be paid to J. Hines as the boys limber up at half time. tux 'v . Y'v-. , -..., -S- -.A s .fe V ' J. Plower and P. McGarvey set their marks on the grounds of Kenrick for trial runs. With determination in their eyes, these two lads led the Knights of the cinders to many a victory. Caught in a tense moment at the Bishop Eustace game, J. O'Brien, D. Hoey, and J. Hines had little cause for such deep concern. Kenrick rolled over the Camden opponents by a 38-6 count. Fi' ' J v X f i. gg :7 q 1:5 ,,. -J -Z H . 7 A L . f N C, . - 's , Q N - , V s J. N 'Vx I I' Q ' N- X wx 114, . X KAN -- ' Af fn E x' 3 f' ' xg U 1 , J' I Q l if f' V 7 L? ,Q f - W ,qw 1 5 , I X is YQ, 'l ' SS: F , rg? 1' inf S Y' - mar' f .A A 'lim M4 w.,-. -iii ji Mr. D. Hoey, our baseball coach, adds the Suburban Catholic League baseball trophy to our rapidly growing collec- tion. F. Matozza, J. Kennedy, J. Reilly, and A. DeStefano, members of the championship team, aid in the presentation. Captain J. Bruni not only led the team in scoring, but came through with vital re- bounds. He exhibits this skill against Salesianum. TIVITIE We uct with zz ,uurpasc . . . Citadel of culture, Bishop Kenrick High School wakens the sight- seer's interest in a splendid activity program. The spirit of willingness and co-operation that pervades these walls makes possible a cavalcade of rewarding enterprises. This year witnessed the expansion of the activities calendar to meet the demands of an increased student body. New clubs originated and student publications contributed valuable narratives of past, present, and future events. Greeted with enthusiastic approval, the Kenrick Day entertainment, delightful Christmas pro- gram, and senior production, Father of the Bride, put dramatic ability in the spotlight. Additional sparkle was created on the activities scene by numerous dances conducted throughout the year. These cultural and social triumphs added zest to school life, and revealed further the true purpose of Catholic schooling. Participants in these youthful pleasures mature and continue to relay the dominant influence of Christ's imprint upon them. Deliberately, we act with a purpose. x fe '11 QV' 4 . IQ. 2 AY I' fam ' :Ll 1 X Q Q Y a- ' Q A x 5 nf ,-,. ' xffx ., u . , gs x A 1, 5 1 S ,. .K J uv, 1 ,wifi '-1 .- 1 Q -S, Y., l -g 1 2 X 3 K .41 Xi . . V , X' Hx-'.,. nl Q1 Za '61 'Z 1,4 JK FK:-4 1431 1 1 Man ta?-5 .IU ' . ' I 5 Ss plodding penmen J. Signorovitch, alumni editorg M. Dimino, writer of Kenfucius g and E. DeSimone, the illustra- tor of Ken and Ricki, look thoughtful as they plan the next edition of the Shield. Tm.. Q N--5L...- M. Weidner, J. Thumm, F. Bove, and C. DiBlasio work together to prepare a layout for the Shield. The experi- ence this practice provides will help them become com- petent journalists. .74 Some interesting features appearing in a recent publication are pointed out by Sister Mary Bernardo, I.H.M., to a group of future journalists. The knowledge and train- ing which these younger members receive in the Salesian Club, is put to use when they help with the school paper. salesian scribes receive much practical advice. The Salesian Club, begun this year, provides its younger members with journalism skills which will be helpful if they wish to join the Shield staff in the future, Through the efforts of Sister Mary Augus- tus, I.H.M., and Sister Mary Bernardo, I.H.M., potential journalists One of our honored seniors, Josephine Morello, who was chosen president of the Forensic Club, demonstrates her ine oratorical ability. Preparing for debates and speaking events, W. Banmiller, J. Dyroff, M. Dimino, and P. Leaming are deeply engrossed in references. Their ability to speak is proof that hard work pays. forceful orators The Forensic Club at Bishop Kenrick enjoyed a successful and rewarding year under the competent direction of Sister Marie David, l.H.M., and Sister St. Xlfalter, I.H.M. In only the second year of its existence, the club has won recognition in league competition, Many prohtable experiences were shared by these resolute orators. A5 f-A.,-i 1 I 5 Members of the Forensic Club in- terrupt a busy schedule to pose for the photographer. First Row: M. Rotz, M. Cnshore, K. DeSante, M. Hennessy, M. Byrne. Second Row: A. Reinert, F. Hallmeyer, R. Morello, C. Pellegrino. Third Row: W. Banmiller, M. Dimino, J. Dyrolf, A. Curran. Fourth Row: T. Gain, S. Popielarski, Morello, K. Wilson, E. Mullin. -N . l . 7 ,. .4 . N e WW? .5 'f f'5' L? .fi xx N Three of our industrious library aides, C. DeLeo, J. Subranni, and M. Petriez, demonstrate their ability to catalog books. book comrades Our library is ll storehouse of knowledge and guidance to which our students turn for help. The Library Club, capably conducted by Sister Mary Henrietta, C.R.S.M., makes it pos- sible for all to obtain the information sought. New books and new knowledge arrive monthly at the Kenrick Library. Until they can be properly classified and marked, the books are stored in temporary places by J. Cirafesi, J. Dimino, C. Talese, and A. Ross. 'Ns 'Je -7 12-8 ly sun HP' ,L Efficient librarians, J. Genther and B. Wocjik, carefully examine the library cards of M. Bukata, I. Dougherty, R. Troilo, and A. Guzik. Trained workers, these girls take all necessary precautions to see that incoming and outgoing books are in proper order. A. Vernaccio and J. Golbreski make good use of our library facilities. M HI H ITV 1-Q ge. D 5 R. Simpson smiles proudly while showing his fellow club members the rocket which he built for the Science Fair. C. Polenghi, R. DeBlasio, Dimino, W. Walsh, A. Tar- min, P. Sorgini, H. Pomeieri, R. Troilo, E. McLaughlin, G. Nagle, and j. Basile are im- pressed. ,S ,JJMJ , X !fLZlJ.LI1l:'3 Officers of the Science Club, R. Simpson, presidentg J. Signorovitch, secretaryg and R. Troilo, treasurer, view the poster advertising the Science Fair. Notices like this one prepared by the students were found posted throughout the building. searchlight on science The Science Club, supervised by Sister Mary Sarah, S.S.J., has been organized to interest students in science as a career. In its initial year, the club has made notable progress. Vis- iting Sharpe and Dollme Laboratories, and submitting proj- ects for the Science Fair held in March, are record achieve- ments. .J These club members realize the importance of being well- informed on current science news. D. Francioso has dis- covered somcthing of real interest to hold the attention of M. Rotz, E. Dorman, and G. Nagle. P. Sorgini and J. Dimino share their own sci- entific world. The value of the essential parts of a sewing machine is demonstrated by E. Mc- Guigan to a. group of cn- thusiastic listeners. C. Gu- ziewicz inquires about :i feature she finds puzzling. if' E. McGuignn, president of the Home Economics Club, points out an articlc which she feels will be interesting and helpful to the members in their club activities. Sister John Thomas, S.S.J., directs S. Mosca in preparing the projector for a movie to be shown to the club mem- bers. A. Hennesey and K. Slavinski learn by observation. ' Ny 5 x eff!! , t -so P, .MH .fgggr-,V forecast for the future The Home Economics Club, guided by Sister John Thomas, S.S.J., acquaints the girls of Kenrick with opportunities offered in the field of Home Economics. Knowledge in this Held is enlarged by visits of various professionals who share their experiences with the girls. practical pursuits Members of the Commercial Club, instructed by Sister M. Eusebia, I.H.M., make use of the skills acquired in their two-year commercial course. Although the main purpose of the members is acting as typ- ists for the ficulty, the club provides the students with various social activities as well. A successful fashion show was held in March. IN ppm WML QW xi X Q . YUU Fmiuo arf -Na. CHURCHES aug ues, IF mu ,f , D THE V fy .F DEFENSIUE i N LUYNL 5 I 4 fi Pfusx Q 'Dinh-1.4.1 ,A 'n X x X 'fmt ture secretary develops her telephone manner as members of the teletraining class prepare to offer constructive criticisms. No phase of commercial training is neglected. ss D'AchilIe speaking. This fu- R. M. Gilligan receives her sixty-word competent typist's award from presi- dent, E. McGuigan. K. Lawless, sec- retary, records the :achievement for the Commercial Club record as Bono, treasurer, offers congratulations. P. Augustine is quite interested in the operation of the mimeograph as ex- plained to her by B. Braedis. E. Bono examines the finished copies to be sent to the members of the faculty. Q' -. if -,N 12 Sr . .VA-.xx pw -441,5 Qs... This team of efficient young writers shared an important position on the yearbook staff. They were largely responsible for the de- velopment of the activity and class sections which fill these pages. J. Fragale, L. Duffey, B. Buckley, P. Augustine, I. Molinaro, C. Brandt, J. Leghan, and D. Makoid are engrossed in work. M. Russo, P. Baldasanno, and A. Silks compare notes. The KENECHO is an endeavor to preserve in memory the cherished events that occur during the school year. Con- tributors to the third edition of KENECHO agree that many willing hours are required to make any publication possible. Sharing membership on the staff, we feel privileged and hon- ored to have been Ll p.1rt of its development. As our student body increases in number, so KENECHO grows to give in its :additional pages a true picture of our life at Bishop Ken- rick. That this yearbook will provide you with vivid remem- brances is our sincerest wish. -aifkn X5 e 0- , 1 B3-Q ' ,ff J. Leaming and J. Lawless, sports writers for the '58 KENECHO, suggest a drastic change in Silvestre's layout plans. John apparently doesn't agree. Meanwhile, J. Muscarella, undisturbed by the distraction, absorbs himself in the work at hand. x ,V be 5- 3 txt, r.1 ,,. ,..A i'Jl'i gill . 'V WM We present KEN ECHO ' - ig f.. 'mi - L. Greco surveys thc situation optimistically as her col- M. L. Borgetti and M. Marinari, qualified staff typists, made it pos- leagues suggest new improvements for the senior section. sible for the '58 KENECHO to go to press. While waiting for the A. Sunday, M. Saboe, J. Morello, and L. Greco served as finished copies, P. Ocelus, editor-in-chief, carefully checks her competent copy editors on the yearbook staff. dummy sheets. a book of treasured memories These staff writers are caught off guard while doing the senior write-ups. Included are: E. Haley, M. Farrelly, A. Cipriano, H. Fisher, M. Reed, R. Gilligan, C. Kelly, and J. Genther. The filing cabinet holds the attention of C. Carfagno and Waldo. ,,.., 3,4-X . Mkiff- X l 54... v- Y vid! X 'kg v- here, cf' dc- there, and everywhere 'Q W. E K X 'S A v .X 65 .,' vb' ,,:f, x l x- J A . 'X 1,1 gf f xx I SJ .--3, H' C The busy fingers of B. Troutman, 1. Waldo, A. Imperial, G. Gazzillo, D. Walsh, and R. D'Achille, perform all essential typing duties for publication of the Shield. Near deadline dates, the click-clack echoes of the type- writers can be heard throughout the halls of our school. i QQNS 3 M. Applegate, circulation manager of the Shield, and her assistants, T. Chendorain and S. Strahle, make sure that our newspaper travels , 1-.-1 I here, there, and everywhere. Efficiency on the part of these staff members insures a supply which meets the demand. V'hat's up Doc? We hope not a strike. Mr. Barrett, our janitor, interrupts his daily routine to catch a glimpse of the happenings around Kenrick. As we said before, e-v-e-r-y-b-o-d-y reads the Shield. YK ,,..f- L The Sbielil is our answer to important news items within and without the halls of Kenrick. Recorded are the interesting events that concern our stu- dent body. In its first full year of publication, the Sbielil has busy reporters gathering information on religious, intellectual, athletic, and social events of the day. We are grateful to Sister M. Augustus, I.H.M., Sister M. Bernardo, I.H.M., and n hard-working Shield staff, for an outstanding publication. -N , X My. ...the SHIELD J. Thumm, second-page editor, checks the for- mat with F. Bove. C. DiBlasio, first-page edi- tor, and M. Weidner, third page editor, exchange opinions and check layouts before submitting them to the printer. Many hours and persistent efforts are the ele- ments put into our newspaper by Sister M. Ber- nardo, I.H.M., Sister M. Augustus, I.H.M., and their energetic staff. M. Dimino, K. Devlin, A. Ross, M. Fay, J. Signorovitch, S. Hunsicker, F. Bove, M. Wolper, M. Grottger, E. DeSimone, and E. Dorman listen and watch as their advisors explain next issue plans. . ,Ld Z' A11 xx X 4 if 4 K 'S Kenrick Day antic P. Friel and P. Gilligan beam with pleasure as they reign king and queen for Kenrick Day. Backstage before Kcnrick Day was a scene of confusion as the players tried to look their best. M. Dzurachko, C. Galullo, J. Fragale, D. Gratz, P. Baldassano, H. Fisher, and M. Kennedy are shown helping one another with make-up before they make their debut. Who was helping who, anyway? One of the merriest performances in our school this year took place on Kenrick Day, September 27, 1957. The pro- gram presented by the Senior Class, under the direction of Sister M. David, l.H.M., welcomed the Freshman Class. our school. Peals of laughter filled the auditorium from the be- ginning of the entertainment to the final curtain. The band played a few selections and our honorable Judge Duke QC. DeDominicj selected a king and a queen for the day from the Freshman Class. Royalty reigned supreme, while TV Station BKHS presented Kenrivk Bamfsfaml and its special guests. A typical Kenrick-bus-trip-to-school was portrayed, and the freshmen really enjoyed the Ifrvsbman Big Payoff. As a climax to a very successful show, we sang our Alma Mater. A get-acquainted dance was held after school to make the freshmen feel at home. '1 'Q r I f A l f 0 z The Freshman Big Payof was a really big show, but to D. Gratz it was more like the arrival of the day of doom. C. Galullo intro- duces him to that eminent, sophisticated M,C., T. Chendorain. Our high-stepping gridiron players took a mo- ment out from their daily practice to add some graceful steps to the Kenrick Day festivities. J. Palumbo looks a bit startled at the bus fare C. Kelly is giving him for her trip to school. No, it couldn't be a turtle! 5 I 4 J ,f 'x The joyous spirit of this season is brought out in the selection White Christmas. Mr. Donald Reinhardt directs the band for a fine performance in its first appearance of the year. I T. Chendorain, J. Lawless CSanta Clausj, and B. Buck- ley anxiously prepare to sur- prise Andre' with gifts from his friends in America. B. Annas, W. Brennan, D. Donahue, and C. Tornetta raise their voices in melody to the happy tune of Win- ter Wonderland.l' 82 u 541 a Amid the hustle of preparations descends the holy peace of Christmas. Decorations, carols, gifts-all remind us of the advent of Christ's blessed birth. In our Christmas cele- bration, the seniors present a play entitled The Shepherds' Sfar, which recalls events from the time of the Annunciation to our Savior's birth. In addition, a comedy skit, Monsieur Le Santa Clans, is cast. The band renders a lovely medley of Christmas themes as the lilting voices of the Glee Club carol Christ's holy birth. Truly, our Christmas gives glory to God. ,Q .Q 1.:? are lk if if I f I 4 - A ' M I -' X r i X F Frei'-if-if Glor 1 5 S P I, I A a ,. 'yj Sw s f wif-- ,Z M ' w RN 7' r to God in the highest And she brought forth her first-born son . . . An angelic spirit surrounds the scene as hearts are raised in adoration to the newborn King. M. Taylor, R. Simpson, M. Farrelly, T. Chen- dornin, A. Sunday, P. Dennison Qlilessed Motherj, J. Muscarella, J. Silvestre, and J. Greco com- pose the tableaux which help us visualize once again the wintry night in Bethlehem. t li U9 Q1 - X x . 'Mxlx r ,Y 4'. g,.,, ...ss x C 'x fl? , , ,.. ,. sf.. -,yf , ., W ! i i ,fTjQQ.i 1.-V 5 ' wfflfgfyl -.Q i This kaleidoscopic pattern of rhythm and color was a part of the gala affair for these seniors, dancing in a silhouette of rainbow-colored dresses and fragrant corsages. The music by Nat and his orchestra produced the soft strains which helped glide them across the floor. B. Buckley and her escort are enjoying themselves while taking a picture of K. Kane and her prince. This photo will fit perfectly into a scrapbook of memories. , l,: l , M. 4 Candlelight and soft music brought out the chivalry in this handsome senior. J. Muscarella is surely saying, Your place, dr.-:ir lady. To the rest of our bclox ed school the Semor Prom was just another cllnce but to the Semors muary 10 vu IS the most wonderful mght of rl nu The LlI1l Ol5CIIlbl seenes mll lnnger Ill our memorxes for wer The I'Ol11lI1llL theme, une 111 .lnuary belutlful gurls hlnd some boys hello S .,00fl bu s none wlll be forgotten CllITlClX1Dg the wffur wx IS mn Ll1fLI'I1lI1ll'15, prom pwrty vshneh sent txred feet and sleepy We will cherish always N . Soft lnghts plus lively musnc equalled one uncrowded dance floor, but not for our light fooled semors, M Russo and R Florng Who szud Calypso was all the rage7 lt loo is luke a pttcrbug to mc' this June In January Where's everyone gomg' Oh' It's the grand march They should hase 1t m the bcgmnmg shouldnt theyg Don t look so sad folks you mn soon rest your feet v , . . t H , . ' K, JL 5 , me 'u '. ' '-Y . c ' f' ' ' ' - 1 - v K X rf . u A ' . ' . ' J - , . 1 , g - 1 - s ' fv - fs' L ' ' ' y , 1 ' 1 k I . .' 'Q L ' ' .' ' ' . f ' ' eyes on to clrenlnland-.Ill happy, all gay. 0 0 0 O 0 1 . Y . H . ' A 'I . . .- 7 . . . .f . I' 5 V' T 4 : - ' O 1 ' 1 ,rv 'Q h 1 , , I , ' - ' NW ' .. v . . . . , V , - I . , . . dream time Our queen happily crowned our model, Mary, and asked her guidance for the Class of '58. I Our lovely court, composed of L. Greco, C. Kelly, J. Waldo, and E. McGuigan, looks proudly upon its mistress, a symbol of beauty, honor, royalty, and above all-Mary. Chosen by her fellow students, our queen, D. Makoid, reigns with beauty upon her throne, not to be forgotten when all our memories are only part of the past. --Yi., a- ajax Even on prom night the thought of food cannot be banished from the minds of our hunger-stricken seniors. Here, G. Tornetta, R. Morello, B. Troutman, and G. DeDominic are taking time for the pause that refreshes -punch. Three Coins in the Fountain -three wishes! Will they all come true? A. Imperial and J. Genther hope so, and we do, too. There's always a queen, and always her date, and always a dance in the clouds for them. D. Makoid and J. Plower perform a bit of our modern terpsichorean art as admiring subjects glide around them. ,L A . R L ---....f- -4 X x 5 3 Cfgfu 1. 14... ,psf Af Still love me?,' This question is :imusingly put to Kay QB. Buckleyj by Buckley QD. Gratzj, as they relax on the sofa and make plans for their coming nuptial. 5' Vs. 1 ,-J ,- ' An over-all feeling of satisfaction has taken hold of the cast. February snow provided the per- fect setting for a june wedding, and the show was a rollicking success. Cast members are: E. Foley, A. Ranieri, B. Buckley, L. Greco, M. Taylor, R. Nicola, Mulhall ffrontjg Capaldo, B. Trnutman, G. DeDominic. G. Phifer, D. Gratz, T. Chendorain, J. Silvestre, J. Palumbo, and J. Muscarella Qbackj. Father of the Bride Well, I think you're crazy-but if you had to do it-she's not bad-for a girl. Tommy's Silvestrej opinion of Kay QB. Buckley, has little effect on Buckley QD. Gratzl, her fiance'. l 5- HII I wins acclaim Everyone delights in a wedding. A daughter's marriage, however, involves some trials and tribulations for the concerned Father. When Kay Banks suddenly decides to marry Buckley Dunstan, the entire Banks household is turned upside down. Mrs. Banks' desire to have a large church wedding, Father's efforts to limit the guests to a mini- mum, and the couple s interest in only a select few combine circum stances to stir a normally peaceful family into a state of utter con fusion As preparations are executed, the small invitation list reaches 1 new magnitude There are now enough people to H11 three churches Having argued with Kay, and sensing the turn of events, Buckley secretly departs to think things over Many humorous incidents fill the interim until love conquers all Kay s fiance returns, slave to her command and victim of a pompous ceremony Amid the last minute rush, Mrs Banks QL Grecoj pauses while she ponders the happenings of her daughter s forth coming wedding Kay B Buckley Ben G Phiferl and Mrs Banks L Greco try arouse Pop QT Chendoramj after he passes out from an overdose of sleep mg pills 'Mr Banks ' cries Miss Bellamy QB Troutmanj The methodical and cient secretary of Mr Banks T Chendoramj is thoroughly disgusted with the underhand dealings of the Banks household If I had a blunt instrument in my hands, Tommy Banks, shouts father T Chendo ram, 'I would exterminate you ' 'V n , . Q . . . 1 i - - ' ' ' l , - . . . , V Y! I A 1 7.1 T 3 . , 55, I 7' .WX KV u - l - ' . , , . K ' J! 1 ' G ! . vwgijfgigi J 'Yi L' 71 . 514. . ' 2:.f:.v:15 Z,Z!J.5j,-.2325 .25:i55ffi QQ' ' . 4 . ' J to a i - f Lf, , ' r 0 I l l s . ' effi- l A 0- i5.N'y' Oh! Pops! You're wonderful. How could anyone be scared with you! declares Kay QB. Buckleyj, as she and her father QT. Chendorainj make their way to the church for the wedding that is finally going to take place. I'll give you and Buckley fifteen hundred dollars to elope, remarks Mr. Banks QT. Chendorainj to his daugh- ter Kay QB, Buckleyj. For Father, this seems the only escape from troublesome preparations. 1 S with appeal Mr. Banks . . . Mrs. Banks . . Kay Banks . . . Ben Banks .... Tommy Banks . . . Buckley Dunstan . . . Buzz Taylor .... Peggy Swift . . . Miss Bellamy . . . Mr. Massoula . , , Joe ...,...,.. Mrs. Pulitzki . . Red ,,.... Pete ...,.. Tim's Man . . Delilah ......, . . O O O Thomas Chendorain . . . . . Laura Greco . Barbara Buckley . , . . Gerald Phifer .. John Silvestre . . . . , David Gratz . James Muscarella. ..,,............AnnaRanieri Catherine C onnors, Rita Nicola Barbara Troutman johnPalumbo George DeDominic . . . . . . Mary Taylor , , , Edward Foley . . john Mulhall , . Joseph Capaldo it- 1 LT Ll Well, Joe, what do you say? asks Mr. Massoula QJ. Palumboj of his circu- lation manager, as they survey the Banks residence and make arrangements for the overflow of guests. Death trap! replies Joe QG. DeDominicJ, look- ing at the small quarters with disgust. and applau e rf x. What do you mean break your neck? You said hitch and I hitched, snaps Pete U. Mul- lxallj, disturbing Red QE. Foleyj with his an- tics while moving the furniture. All right, I A boys! interrupts Joe KG. DeDominicl. Our stage crew, the stars behind the scenes in the production of Father of the Bride, directed by Sister M. David, I.H.M., contributed their time and energy to make the play a really line per- formance. The broad smiles of M. Reed, G. Phifer, A. Sunday, E. Foley, J. Leaming, and J. Dillon, indicate that it was a pleasant task. if .ff I' . -1 Y XJ' 1' h, then! Let music ring J-if G. Cottone, C. Tornetta, B. Wagner, T. Brennan, R. Vindetti, A. Marinari, Pignoli, J. Madden, P. Sorgini, and M. Diliberto, color to our band. Clarinet: G. Cottone fConcertmeisterJ, C. Tornetta, B. Wagner, T. Brennan, R. Vindetti, M. Diliberto, J. Pignoli, J. Madden, A. Marinari. Percussion: E. Mullin, T. Gain, A. Tarlecki, D. O'Brien. Bells: A. Chevalier, M. Wilkinson. Frenrb Horn: N. Smith, A. Riccioli. Baritone: J. Seydel, P. Scherer, Flute: K. Maginley, P. Gilligan, M. Cashore. Alto Saxophone: H. Giamo. Tenor Saxophone: J. Dillon, R. DeBlasio. Baritone Saxophone: P. DiGiacomo. Trombone: F. Donavan, J. Trecroce, A. Ferreri, J. Kolar. Trumpet: J. Montalbano, F. Kowal, W. Walsh, E. Raquet, A. Gizmo, M. Evangelist, A. DiSanto. Tuba: W. Banmiller. members of the clarinet ensemble, give tone s I E I V-aff' Yes, the applause is all for you. The spotlight is focused on our newly-organized BKHS Band. XVith new instruments and additional instructors, our dex- terous musicians swelled in number and advanced in their art. Mr. Donald Reinhardt, brass instructor and director of the band, and Mr. Joseph Musumecci, wood-wind teacher, joined our faculty to assist Sis- ter M. Ann Bernadette, l.H.M., with the organiza- tion of the Kenrick Band. Numerous performances by these instrumentalists manifested their talents. A significant event, indicative of the promising future for these artists, was their participation in the Christmas program, their first group appearance. Mississippi Suite, Ole Man River, and the Syn- copated Clock are melodies that will linger in our memories as fond recollections of the April Musicale. Felicitations to our teachers and band members for a very successful first year. 1 'fi ,. -2 , ww.. - .s Senior musicians realize that constant practice is necessary if they are to sound the perfect note. Here J. Dillon, J. Montalbano, and A. Chevalier con centrate on preparing a selection for the Christmas performance of Kennck s growing band. 1 riiice of the Mass in our auditorium. Z M. Rizzo assists organist I. Corbo while playing for the Holy Sac- while Mr. Reinhardt proudly directs the band in a Christmas medley. UV . , LJ A . ,i N V . 15 'iff eye, ' is ' M 54 ? EMM- t? . -G if ,tr al' - Ll -in G 6 0 Q o 4 I 'NK .Kit V if M L' J I? 'U SJ 5' 21 .f ?ff5 x i Aw Included in the April Musicale were the voices of these lovely lassies singing Roses from the South. sweet voices M. Martin and R. Morello look over some of the choral pieces for the April Musicale-one of the many per formances given by the Glee Club the song of a heart that's free The melodious harmonies presented by the girls' Glee Club and the golden tone of their voices render a pleasing performance on every occasion. The night of a special rendition for the Mothers' Club, they await the first note to be given. pn ,Tig 'X ' ' f 4 Listening attentively for the signal to begin singing the Missa Cantata are the members of the boys' Glee Club. First Row: L. Angelucci, D. DiFillipo, C. DiSantis, G. Estock, J. Gillespie, J. D'Ascenzo. Serond Row: R. Capaldo, V. Calvaresi, Taggart, J. Hayes, D. Brindisi. Tbirrf Row: Wilson, B. Nolan, A. Chendorain, C. Eisenberger, T. McCracken, M. Early. Fourth Row: W. Brennan, G. Boyd, B. Annas, D. Donahue, M. Foley, P. Bilella, R. Boyd. Fifth Row: S. Popielarski, R. Ercole, W. Centrella, E. Bolger, M. Ciccarone, K. Wilson, J. Pino. The mellow voices of the choristers in our Glee Club give striking evidence of the constant practice and untiring efforts which they contribute. W'ith the assistance of their director, Sister Peter Eymnrd, l.l'l.Nl.. these vocalists afforded many pleasant hours for our enjoyment. Christmas, the April Musicale-all will be remembered with the melodies in our hearts. Is there practice today? R. Ercole is very in- terested in the daily activities of the Glee Club as shown by V. Lodata. we me vf fu is Retreat finds the entire student body eager to receive the Body and Blood of Christ. J. Genther and L. Duffey re- ceive the Sacred Host from Father Musial during the celebration of Holy Mass. Blessed be God. Blessed be His holy name. The splen- dor of Benediction is renewed for each student as the Eucharistic King is raised in blessing at the close of each retreat day. J w .. ,. M 1...t..,, +A Our retreat is reverently be- gun with the celebration of Holy Mass by Father Moors. While discussing his lecture, Father Fitzpatrick finds an attentive audience in R. Yanchek and M. Weidner. Solemn stilln ss offers peace Deeply aware of the necessity for spiritual refreshment, we avail ourselves of these days of Retreat. Through reflection and prayer, wc strengthen the life of grace which binds us to our God. 'K The student body and fac- ulty observe the coronation ceremonies conducted by the Senior Class. Following her coronation, Mary reigns supreme. Her loving arms she opens wide to embrace and shelter the sons and daughters who pay her honor. May is mindful of Mary Humbly we offer our heavenly Queen a ceremony of devotion and loyalty. For each of us, this homage is but an earthly symbol of the reverent love for Mary which we bear in our hearts. ..,v:,Q,fa'F, fl? ,Y gurl: K' N,ln,.,3 3,-Z a5 y t Q . X ' A ... xt ' , he N , X I . J v l X x, MGI. W: A F 'A l H .r ' L -- ' -i 1- . . 133 7 V f yr , F ik. i L a . ' V L. O'Hara, G. Cooper, and J. Mulhall are honored to lead the faculty and students in procession. Our banners are lifted high in allegiance to Cross and Country. What queen could not End pleasure in so many subjects who speak her praise. BKHS students give public dem- onstration of their fidelity as they walk in procession singing hymns to Mary. R DUATICD We prepare with rz purpose . . . The watchful wayfarer, having traversed the highways and byways of a revered Alma Mater, now regards those who stand at the threshold of life's horizons. The third graduating class, about to become part of the ever-increasing alumni, look back affectionately upon four glorious years. During this span of achievement, minds have matured and hearts have come to respond more freely to the insistent needs of fellowmen. With a deeper understanding of mankind, departing seniors seek their places in today's complex World. The graduates-taught, guided, and consoled in each phase of scholastic life, now bear the responsibility of providing for the wants of others--of reflecting Christ in every walk of life. The journey may be long and often difficult, but God willing, life's tour will conduct these militants down a path illumined by the resplendence of the God-Man, leading to His arms and the bliss of eternal beatitude. Dauntlessly, we prepare with a purpose. w :va 1 ,-4.-,qw w ,ww , .Q 1 ,u, Ann R Sunday Dxstmgmsbed Honors Scholastic achievement ments esteem Steadfast m purpose and persevermg m effort are these students who have attamed hxgh scholastnc standmg m thenr courses of study Dnlngence and co operatxon have marked the hngh school careers of these enthusnasts Dnstm gunshed honors are mented by a student who has mamtamed an average of 90 per cent or hngher m all major subjects Commendatnon ns extended to the clnstmguxshed honor student and to the students who have achxeved the hnghest general averages m the Semor Class Guxded by the Dnvme Intellect and respond mg to the mspnratnons of grace these unwavermg learners wxll lnve accordmg to the prmcnples they have acqunred As they brmg Chrxstxan :deals before the world of the future may they be ever worthy of the esteem bestowed upon them and render greater glory to thelr noble Alma Mater Frank H Bove Maude C Davu Patncra L Dufey fs., -55 x Laura M. Greco . ,xx . I ., ff,,s: YR, if Y ? . 3, A f a. ,aff . , ff., I. EE 1 M 45 james G. Leaming Patricia A. Ocelus 15:-J' ' A' Kathleen A. Kane I s Josephine M. Morello Jean D. Thumm 1 'Nr A -cr'-v W5- Fortified with faith we meet the challenge Graduation, as the hnis of these wonderful years, is an occasion that will long be remembered. It is a day touched by sadness, as we are filled with memories of events gone forever. It is also a day which carries a spirit of joy and success for the graduates. Having completed our four years of Catholic training, we go forth confident that there is no problem in the future which our Faith cannot resolve. 73 '- The Reverend John J. Graham, D.D., gives the farewell address to the graduates. In his talk he stresses the importance of Catholic training and the great influence it has on our lives. Diplomas are received by the seniors-a reward for the endeavors of the past four years. Our graduates exhibit their love for Christ in the Blessed Sacrament by partaking of His Body and Blood on Corn- mencement Day. Reverently they ask for guidance in their future undertakings. Mary, our hope, bc thou our guide. A fleeting moment is spent in prayer as graduates, J. Silvestrc and M. A. W'eidner, offer thanks to Mary and seek her intercession for the future. aff x Leaving the auditorium for the last time, J. Muscarelln proudly displays his class ring to an underclnssman. 1 V-7' A iff ' 1 Y' 5 Ffh. 1. i ' i 3 X 1 2 I I ' ' jnfgf y!,, 'ffl' 1 ' s .S R ,aff -5--.9 , 'r'.: . sl!!'5? 'fx ia' 2 Zsasgg.-5? :S Mu., '1 255' V Xl 19 ff. r If he .5 TTT . I ix! Young Catholic mcn and women march to the begin- ning of C1 new and challeng- ing experience. .2-.ea , !'Y gr 5 s fi GERALD T BALAS Burr Our Molhcr 0 Sorrows Comnwrcial Forever famished . . . musically inclined . . . future composer . . . the everyday philosopher . . . Herley s other half . . . always has time for a practical joke . . . Tecky did it. . . . Navy bound . . ambition to be a journalist. PATRICIA M. BALDASANO rrpaln Sl. Patrick Commcrrial Oh! That college crowd . . . N.H.S. football fan . . . Conner's next modeling student . . . wardrobe that resembles Vogue . . . genius with arts . . . Anyone for ping-pong? . . . rhythm on the dance floor . . . Publications 35 Yearbook 45 Dramatics 43 Commercial Club 4. MICHAEL S. BANAS ffMikfCPl Our Mother of Sorrows General Likeable . . . well-dressed . . . good-looking . . . spontaneous talker . . . avid golf course fan . . . a wizard in history facts . . . always behind the 8 ball . . . loves his sleep second to the feminine gender . . . Honors lg Perfect Attendance l,3. GEORGE E ADAMS Georgf' Sf Halma Gvnrral Quiet Man of S8 favorite period lunch most ardent pupil of Kenricks dance lessons a natural typist t e born do it yourself type eager to wear Navy blues serious worker independent Perfect Attendance 3 4 JOSEPH W ANASTACIO Duke Sf Mary Aradrmzz Oh' Is that so' a future business rival study period a favorite has aquatic ability occasional dancer POD's pride and joy Need a mechanic for that car' Villanova here he comes Perfect Attendance 3 MARIE A APPLEGATE AMW Sl Patmk Amdfnzzc Outstanding personality co operative eagerly anticipating a career in nursing anchors away enyoys long walks bookworm Anna s partner in crime incessant giggle supports Kleenex industry Honors 1,2,3,4, Newspaper 4 Glee Club 2, Dramatncs 4 Science Club 4 PATRICIA A AUGUSTINE a Sl Paimk Corlzrzzmclal Keeps the juke box busy pastime having fun future Stevens model tall and slender Dollys shadow has rhythm all the way good mixer fabulous wardrobe Dramatics 4, Commercial Club 4, Basketball 2 3,4, Cheer leader 2,3, Perfect Attendance 2 b--fi LORETTA A. BASILE nR!'fflly, HUIJ' SHIYOHV Conznxcvvial Off to business school . . . model secretary . . . winning smilc . . . loves to drive . . . but oh! not again . . . Hollywood com- plexion . . . terrific ad for hairdresser's perfection . . . often seen in a black Chevy . . . Commercial Club 45 Perfect Attendance 3. FRANCIS A. BEDNAR Prfzifllllkj, Our Molbcr of Sorrows Gmvral Quiet personality . . . outdoor man . . . enjoys skating and swimming . . . finds time for dancing . . . expert at upholstering cars . . . better auto mechanic doesn't exist . . . sincere . . . reserved . . . dreams of the Navy blue . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4. ,i 055 Dancing and dreaming with their favorite dates, the Seniors enjoy the most won- derful event of the year, the Senior Prom. 15 i? THOMAS J. BEDNAR Tommy Our Molber of Sorrows G1'm'ral Enthusiastic fan of football, baseball, and basketball . . . dis- criminating dresser . . . brotherly love . . . impersonator of vocal sounds . . . plays a guitar . . . loves to send those bowling pins . . . Join the Navy and see the world. . . . Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4. BEVERLY H. BOGUS Btwn Sf. Mi4'fJa1'1 Gwzvral Keen sense of humor . . . first class Wiz in Spanish . . . well- dressed . . . has a smile for everyone . . . wavy locks . . . seldom seen . . . seldom heard . . . likes dancing . . . never a complaint . . . future secretary . . . Cafeteria Aide 3. ELIZABETH A. BONO NBUHJU Holy Sariozzr C0lI1lllt'fL'fdf Humorous . . . everybody's friend . . . will fight for her rights . . . avid rock in' roll fan . . . Howard Johnson's couldn't do without her . . . attractive wardrobe . . . future secretary . . . great interest in horses . . . golf pro, Ike's only rival . Commercial Club 4. FLORENCE A. BONO lilo Holy Sazioln' Clll71lIIt'l't'fd1 Adept at miniature golf . . . flashing smile . . . likes dancing to latest records . . . Watch those king pins! . . . hopes to be an efficient secretary . . . enjoys reading good books . . . petite miss . . . Honors l,2g Library Aide 3g Commercial Club 43 Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4. JOSEPHINE F BONO Holy Suzmur C0lllIl1!'Ytldl Ridge Pikes favorite bowling Star constant listener to those Top Tunes future Mothers Club president at Kennck D d yo e Maryann? brown eyes brown hair ah' beauty Honors 14, Representative 3, Yearbook 4, Commercial Club 4 Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4 MARY LOU A BORGETTI Sf Augmfnn Cllllllllfftldl Strawberry blonde with a flashing smile fascinating eyelashes supporter of Georgetown University Shamokms addition to Kenrick dancing style terrific personality future secretary Honors 4 Yearbook 4, Dramatics 4, Commercial Club 4 FRANK H BOVE JR Bzzlfb H013 bazmur A4 411111111 Busy worker on the Slneld a future graduate of Villanova University quiet nature has abundant grey matter versatile a winning personality intends to follow his fathers footsteps Honors l,4, Newspaper 3,4, Perfect Attendance 3 JUDITH K BRACELIN Ill J Sf Pramlv 0 Aswv COIIIIIZFVLIGI Friendly disposition devoted to shorthand future medical secretary likes to dance enjoys the Water loves that eighth period ' s anybody g mg o McKeevers ' Honors 4, Commercial Club 4 Perfect Attendance 3 fy: X Q-f Nr ,sz wi. 31151 4 5 Zi il 1 i Z .g' RN K e I W x if BRENDA M BRADEIS Brenda Molbcr 0 D11 mv P101 1111 ma Commvrual Ardent sports fan the latest records her favorite enjoys a party long hair fan loves to dream has an innocent look seldom seen after school hours secretary to be Glee Club 3 Commercial Club 4 CHARLOTTE M BRANDT Char Sl. Palriffa Commercial Blonde beauty . . . a star forward . . . 1000 points the goal . . . loves Ambler games . . . Mermaid Lake's swimming star . . . to be tall is the thing . . . sports award . . . Honors l,3,4g Yearbook 43 Glee Club 45 Commercial Club 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4. JAMES J BRUNI funny Holy Sariour Aradvnziv Short of hair . . . long of form . . . strong, silent type . . . admired by all, especially by the fairer sex . . . ardent grid player . . . Gene Krupa's successor . . . college bound . . . Repre- sentative 3g Basketball 2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 1. BARBARA A. BUCKLEY Barb', Co III Hll'YL'fdl Sf. Mary Ches-Mont's favorite mermaid . . . dark-haired beauty . . . award in stenog . . . plays the piano . . . loves to dance . . . enjoys singing . . . keeps those four eyes open . . . most likely to be found at The Gateway . . . Honors 1,3,4g Publications 3: Yearbook 43 Glee Club 2,35 Dramatics 4. hwy 17' k THOMAS A CHENDORAIN Blur Our Laffy 0 Mount Curzml Aaadrnm Bridgeport's best communicator terrific personality art istically inclined really great comedian engineer Smile pretty' member of Scusiooc Club M C I didnt do it ' Ed Sullivans double Newspaper 3,4, Glee Club 3, Football 3,4 ANTOINETTE M CHEVALIER Chez 5 Sal rm' Hrurl Conzmmual Worlds best receptionist possesses hidden abilities POD s chatterbox Canada bound Olds around Phoenixville clock watcher fun loving friendly type ambitious makes a lasting impression musically inclined Band 3,4, Glee Club l,2,3, Commercial Club 4 MICHAEL J CHUDOBA Clmbs SS Ptllf 111111 P11111 Afggfg mu Often seen, but not heard dependable bound for Drexel future engineer wiz in physics enjoys all sports outdoor man connoisseur of good food drives a 1957 Ford movie fiend Honors 2,4, Perfect Attendance 3,4 JOYCE E CICCARONE Clan L11 Holy Sauaur A141414 11114 Stardust and Evening Breeze fan Arthur Murrays prize pupil jos partner in crime often found bowling promising future mild manner pleasant smile Actions speak louder than words colorful character ambitious Honors 1 JOSEPH D. CAPALDO 01013: Ho!-5 Saviour Armlrmir Masculine physique . . . first class halfback on the football team . . . a gentleman at all times . . . finds Trig most interesting . . . states strange opinions in P.O.D .... engineering prospect . . . Representative 4- Football 1,2,3,4g Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4 AUGUSTUS A CARACAPPA bm Holy Sazzonr Gcmral Has that quiet manner ardent record collector great converser electronically inclined perfect gentleman proficient in the repair of jewelry future owner of a white Cadillac spends much of his leisure time gardening CHRISTINA T CARFAGNO Cbm Om Lady 0 Mount Carmfl Araffzmu A lover of good books eagerly awaits physics lab period best customer of Wood s Miniature Golf Course Spillane s right hand girl sincere friend well liked Honors 1,2,3 4, Yearbook 4 Glee Club 3 Dramatics 4 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 RUSSELL G CARFAGNO Russ H013 Sauour Crucial Genuine humorist walking advertisement for the local Bow and Arrow Club constantly exercising his vocal chords recognized record changer at fourth lunch extensive wardrobe competent gardener radar technician for the Air Force Fly high, Russ N-no , . , re - ,us 7 . . ' V Vi vl , i io' . . 'J , . ff '.!7 -. . . . X v ' S i 5 . ' rr ,on . , fr , n y f , . , '. u n-- - - - - - if - a - - i , , Ki . ff V 3, ' L , . . . , . . Y If ,Y FP Y, I 1 i , ' . I er -4 ,agp ' C' 5. ' ,f 9 ' - , - H v H - . , ANNA T. CIPRIANO fl11ml Sl. Pulrirk Cfwral Patricia Steven's best rooter . . . likes outdoor adventure . . . expressive eyes . . . I look good in red. . . . finishing school . . . quiet . . . mint mad . . . domestic type . . . Cip for short . . Publications 3g Library Aide 35 Glee Club 2,33 Yearbook 4. JOSEPH A. CIRAFESI Cfiruf 1101-1' Sazimrr fIt'II4'l'tII Has that collegiate look . . . always seen in black and white saddles . . . dark eyes . . . Ipana smile . . . Kenrick's Sir Lancelot . . . quiet man in P.O.D .... future Air Force pilot . . . a basketball's best friend . , . likes his golf . . . Perfect Attendance 2,s. CATHERINE T. CONNERS Kai Sf. Angzzsfim' COHIlIIt'l'l'idI Insatiable appetite . . . talkative . . . personality plus . . . clothes from Saks Fifth Avenue . . . dark eyes . . . innocent expression . . . ambitious . . . excellent secretary . . . frequent Conshy visitor . . . full of pep . . . likeable . . . boating . . . Glee Club 2g Commercial Club 43 Dramatics 4g Perfect Attendance 2. FRANCIS G. COOPER Ucil'I'!'JU Sl. l'ulr'i4'k CI1'm'ru1 Growing boy with a hearty appetite . . . serious look . . . teacher of ballroom dancing . . . Yale bound . . . appeals to the ladies . . . sales manager to be . . . gives all on the football field . . . I'll do it tomorrowf' . . . Football 2,3,-4. L.. hu? Q DENNIS COYLE Ral1l2il Sf. Pulrirk Gr'111'ra1 Kenrick's ace runner . . . outstanding athlete . . . recipient of two cross country awards . . . exhibits a friendly personality . . . caddies when not running . . . Kenrick's loss will be the Navy's gain . . . varsity letters . . . Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,2,4. ANTHONY F. CUTILLO fPTUnJ,!l Sf. Mary AraJc'mic Well-dressed . . . handsome knight', . . . perfect gentleman . . . enjoys his French class . . . a hit with the opposite sex . . . often seen but not heard . . . Acme,s right-hand boy . . . smoothest dancer in the Senior Class . . . future lab technician . . . Honors 1. In a more serious moment, Fr, Moors blesses the rings of F. Bednar and J. Capaldo while T. Chendorain and J. Anastacio calmly await their turns. 'E' RICHARD V DELLO BUONO Rock Sf Patrick G1 nrral Beau Brummell of the Semor Class cool, calm, and collected future drummer of Spnke oness Band ardent fan of modern melody handsome well dressed boy m Kenrnck per sxstent procrastmator vlbrant personalxty Honors 2 PRISCILLA A DENNISON Prls Sf Helena Acadzmu Nursmg ns her ambxtnon Lawrence Welk s competntor not the qunet type vnvacnous gnggler cure for the blues dependable worker Oh Prnscnlla Is anybody for H1 F17 bowlmg enthusnast May I borrow your Thunderbxrdvl Glee Club 3 KATHLEEN M DEVLIN Dufcb Sl Pllffllk Has hugh ndeals to become a doctor fond of dancmg Ac 4111172116 busy wxth sports nf not arguxng nn POD Where 15 your Chrxstlan charxty' Irxsh all the way Representatnve 4 Glee Club 3,4, Dramatxcs 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 CATHERINE A D1BLASIO Klffy H015 Sdlllillf Afgdfmlf Honors l2,3, Admxrable character efhcxent saleswoman outdoor lass en,oys swnmmmg and tenms future Math teacher Holy Savnours number one taxlcab druver Honors l,2,3,4, Newspaper 4, Forensic 3,4, Salesman Club 4, Perfect Attendance 2,3 ROSEANNE F D'ACHILLE Our 1.11115 0 Mmm! Carmrl C0NlV71U'H11I Talented, who mea delxghts m conversation !9l'I'0l' behmd the wheel crash' boom' bang' hevel' 11115595 2 game, a dance or a party hoorah for Kenrnck' WHICH that pencnl Newspaper 3 4, Perfect Attendance 2,4 CHARLES W DAVIS The Haul Sf Palmf, GUIUUI Pleasmg personalxty has an easy tnme makmg lastmg frnend shxps possesses a wmnmg smile musxc lover spends much of the tnme dreammg undecided about the future lnclmed toward the Engmeermg Field Football 1 Perfect Attendance 1,2 MAUDE C DAVIS Manda Sl H111 na Anmfznm Always m a hurry oh those 55 Chevys' sparklmg blue eyes really a true fnend keen sense of humor cameo complexnon future dnver at Sanatoga Speedway Honors 3, Perfect Attendance 3 4, Publncatnons 3 Glee Club 3, Dramatxcs 4 GEORGE A DeDOMINIC Duke H013 Sauour ALHLIIIIIIC ackxe Gleasons understudy all round personalnty lends hns car to typnsts only rarely wrong leader of the Scusnooc Club college bound Dukxe and the Senzors Honors 1,3, Newspaper 3, Salesman Club 4 JOHN C DOYLE Yock Sf l'ranc1s 0 Asslsz Grnvral Hearty appetite efliciency expert promises to pay fifty cent bet has a way with the ladies man behind the Ford most likely to succeed as assistant to Chef Boy Ar Dee Football I, Perfect Attendance 2 PATRICIA L DUFFEY Lozuxc Sf. Ann Academic Calling Nurse Duffy . . . Villanova, beware . . . forever blushing . . . skating partner . . . tiny but terrific . . . wiz at the key- board . . . Phoenixville supporter . . . Honors l,2,3, g Pu lica- tions 3g Yearbook 4- Glee Club 2,35 Home Economics Club 4- Per- fect Attendance 2,3. MARY R DZURYACHKO Sboobcc' Sl. Michael Commvrrial Good things come in small packages . . . pretty eyes . . . flare for decorating . . . future editor of Better Homes and Gardens . . . I'll meet you at nine o'clock.U . . . V. for Villanova . . . Watch out for those shoe boxes! . . . Dramatics 4. JOSEPH D. ELIFF ffloeil Sf. Augustine Gmzcral Basketball fiend . . . girl shy . . . nice to know . . . deep blue eyes . . . enchanting smile . . . soft-spoken . . . loves to study? . . . standing on the corner, a favorite hobby . . . captured two cross country trophies . . . Basketball 3,45 Cross Country 2,J,4g Track 2,3,4. no J ANITA M DiGIACOMO Amfa Our Lady 0 Mounf Carmel ACHdFHllC The Navys most ardent admirer talkative well known wants to become a school teacher charming personality 'Beautiful, Beautiful Brown E es neat dreSS0l' music lover incessant giggler Newspaper 4, Glee Club 2 Dramatics 4 JOHN K DESKIEWICZ Sacred Hfart Commcrrml Quiet guy with a nice disposition sincere keeps to him se easy going enthusiastic stamp collector Zum mos hardest worker likes to drive that green Chevy future office clerk Perfect Attendance 4 JOHN J DILLON, JR Pu HL Sl Palrnk Acadcnm Member of the R ad Gents talks to anyone and everyone junior politician sax player That Chevy will last forever will do anything for a friend nice dresser one of the crowd Cross Country l,2, Perfect Attendance 2 JOSEPH M DIMINO 0 Holy Satlour Acadcmlc Well dressed travels with Alex and Duke ladys man adores the science classes future Navy man We liked the Charleston ' Happiness is just a thing called Joe Newspaper 3,4, Glee Club 3 FRANCIS X ENNIS Frank E111 ban, Gznvral Watch the traiiic sngns, Frank' three accndents m one week' lrkes water thawed or frozen really fond of chemxstry Remember those lab per1ods Montgomeryvnlle s mdnspen sable salesman plans hrs future as an accountant lots of un Perfect Attendance 2,3,4 MARY A FARINA Mar Sl Azzffusfnu Commvn lal Bashful, shy, and true mmnature golf her fastest speed Connne s shadow some lucky boss s secretary to be Too tndy or not too txdy Oh stop 1 Remember that re lngxon questxon' Honors 4, Library Ande 3 , Glee Club 3, Com mercxal Club 4 MARY B FARRELLY M0113 Sf Palmk Commercial Condensed m helght xmmense xn personahty always an a rush Whats the reason for the blush' laughmg eyes msatnable appetnte for Italnan food partnal to a light green Ford Honors 1, Yearbook 4, Dramatncs 4, Commercnal Club 4 MARY C FAY Mary Molhcr 0 D11 mc Proudvnm Academic Fnendly co operatlve studxous Have you heard the atest born wxth the gnft of gab one of Vxllanovas future nursmg students a go getter avnd reader Honors 3 Perfect Attendance 2, Glee Club 2, Newspaper 3,4, Dramatncs 4 fi WILBUR J FERRANT, JR Hlker V lSlft1fl0ll Acadr' mzc Loves those scrence classes future chemncal engmeer look out for those brndges Does Wnlbur luke gurls' Ask hnm what' a cast agam' terrniic speech Wnlbur well uked well known Perfect Attendance l,2,4 CONSTANCE J FERTAL CUHHIL Our Molbcr 0 Sorrous Commfrczal Bon voyage Maryann s shadow l m m Love wrth work fragnle lnkes spaghettn eflicnent secretary rndes only m Chevys Chopms understudy one finger band just call her curlylocks Glee Club 2,3 HOPE A FISHER Hope Sf Pafrlck Academic Oh' those memorable New York trnps radxant personalxty class comxc so o o qunetn a frnend to the end l ngs to the Teardrop Club Yearbook Staif 4 Glee Club l,2,3,4, Dramatxcs 4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4 ROBERT J FLORIG B0 Sf Helena Academic Strong, snlcnt type lnkes to box acrobatnc flaps foh, my back' cars, hrs favorite, especnally the customnzed types races on land or water wants to own the best car around The Solnd Gold Cadnllac ambntnon welder JOHN E FOLEY Sl IIIUIIIS' o Aww Aaadufuc lege bound terrific swimmer avoids the femanane gender Ivy League all the way Trag genius Baseball I Football 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 JANET F FRAGALE ll l Iloly Sazlom Acaaltuuc Beware all children from grades 1 to 8 future teacher lakes crew cuts Sigma Alpha, Sigma treasurer forever an bermudas can be found at the seashore Honors l,2,3,4, Publications 3, Yearbook 4 Perfect Attendance 2,3,4 ANNETTE K FRANZONI 1 7f'l H013 511110111 Commrrczal Heard but not seen Slow down Net, slow down 'Lets go for a rade never wears the same outfit twace always as money' devourer of pazza Thank Ill ever grow Honors 2 Publications 3, Dramatacs 4, Commercaal Club 4 Perfect Attendance 4 PASQUALE D GAMBONE ll SI Palrlcft Academic Brown eyed, handsome man fifth period lunchs dasc jockey beware of that yellow Ford oh' that Washington trap fraend to the end Abate's favorate occasaonally seen at McKeevers Football 2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 4 Q 1 xt 'F 'R 25513: r z ar L41 MARGARET M GANLEY Pfasgy Sl Francis 0 ASSIAI Academic Dad anybody do her homeworkv' extremely loquacaous Stevereno Junior often heads for Germantown craves for onions Want a lafesaverv' loves to dance at The Nook anything for a laugh future teacher GENEVIEVE M. GAZZILLO Ia maze Sl Mary Commercial Sweet and quaet active member of the CYO Regana's sidekick lakes horseback riding a wonder on skates oh' those waves future secretary Honors l,2,3, News paper 4, Commercaal Club 4, Home Economics Club 4, Perfect Attendance 2 MARY GENTHER PPIOJIUYD Sf Pdffllli Commercial Irash from head to toe likeable blushes without effort a waz an typing' favors the alumna ,Library Aade 3,4, Publications 3, Yearbook 4, Glee Club 3,4, Dramatacs 4, Com mercaal Club 4, Basketball Manager 1,2, Perfect Attendance 2 ROSEMARIE A GILLIGAN HROSIUU Sl 11611615 of Avsm Commercial Loves her typing class a hot rodder at the wheel Anyone for swimming' Splash' Someone went swammang one of those Vallanova supporters surprise Happy Birthday' Library Aade 3, Yearbook 4, Commercaal Club 4, Perfect Atten dance 2,3 5' A I I afflgfl ,Z It t ' Ea , 2- y I , I - ,A . ' -fe-fa.,,,gin,a 1351-p,fa,sa - ' , ' 2 s ' 1 . A r A N 6, H H e'le' f Q rrEt1va , A f- -4. .2 That crimson look . . . bashful smile . . . quite a style . . . col- 'iff H f - A 4 'fllfif j Ti , f . . , -, 4 2 e'ls, . 1 u u u I 1 l . . . ' , ' '. . . . S ' fP'N I7 1 'l ' ' I Y . ,, . h I . ' at ' 1 D . . . 3 ' ' - ' ' ' 5 PPP I!! . , . . L I ff I ,D FRANCIS J. GOLDEN PNC Sf. Pairick Cil'l1l'I'dl Bashful type? . . . famous for tripping up steps after blondes . . . speaks only when spoken to . . . But, Sister, my alarm didnlt go off. . . . prefers the underclassmen . . . never seen after 3:10. CHARLES J. GORDON Flash Visilaiimz Ai'aJ4'n1ic' What was that Flash ahead? . . . likes anything on four wheels . . . would rather drive than eat . . . easygoing . . . future Spring Garden Institute student . . . look for the Gordon Trucking Co., bound to be a successful business. Showing their unlimited ver- satility, C. Kelly, D. Powcl, and K. Devlin apply finishing touches to their co-stars of Kenrick Day, M. Fay, M. Farrelley, and M. Reed. DAVID M. GRATZ Daren St. li'vuuor At'dtlt'lIIfL' Capable president of the Senior Class . . . has a kind word for everyone . . . firm of purpose . . . advocate of Berwyn dances . . . engineering prospect that will go a long way . . . party-goer . . . Class Officer 45 Representative 3g Basketball l,2,3,4g Cross Country 25 Perfect Attendance 4. JOSEPH A. GRECO loaf, Sl. Palrifk AL'dlll'II1iL' Sociable . . . hopes for college . . . tres bien dans Francais . . . collects coins . . . always has an answer . . . deep voice . . . future bookkeeper for the United States Treasury . . . likes calypso . . . has abundant school spirit . . . shy . . . Football 1,2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 1,Z,3,4. LAURA M. GRECO Laura Iloly Sdlflllll' At'dtIt'lIIft' Kenrick's number one feminine driver . . . eyelashes to envy . . . a leader . . . sincere . . . magnetic personality . . . Glamoufs cover girl . . . Anyone for a dance? . . . college bound . . . Honors l,2,3,4g Class Officer 3,45 Publications 33 Yearbook 45 Dra- matics 45 Perfect Attendance 4. MARIANNE E. GROTTGER Mar Sl. Palrirk flt'l11li'FIIji' En route to college . . . utterly collegiate . . . longs to belong to a sorority . . . one of our future M.D.'s . . . Did you do any Trig? . . . oh, those waves! . . . loves chocolate, marshmallow- nut sundaes . . . Honors 1,2,4g Newspaper 3,43 Perfect Attendance z,3. CECILIA M HALL Cc It Sm ruf Ilzurf At aff! 11111 Full of fun ambntxous captnvatmg smnle pony tall bob upstate addntxon to Kenrnck maestro, please' Army fan loves horseback rldmg career ln nursmg Honors l,3,4 Band 2 3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Perfect Attendance 3 ADELAIDE R HENNESSEY Aflf 1111111 Sl M1113 Conzmrrfml Crazy about ptzza not spaghettn, too, Adelande' Theres 'llways a late bus to the Iron Works a party gurl dancing and skatmg rate hugh Honors 1,2 3,4, Publxcatlons 3 Com mercnal Club 4 Perfect Attendance 1,2 3 ALICE B HENSLEY Alum Sf Pdfflrf Aldtlllllll Ardent supporter of B K games Hold that pose a Vmcxs nval lab enthusiast nothing less than B S degree What acnd do you use' Oops' I thunk I goofed future techmcxan Publncatnons 3 JOHN B HOEY Barry Sl Pafmf Gfnrml One of our professional typnsts future mechanic forever working on hotrods one of the crowd another of the Hoey clan qunet wlth 1 mxschxevous gleam xn hxs eyes really neat to meet Football 2 Track 1 7 WALTER B GUTKOWSKI Wall Smurf 1114111 Acarfrmlt Socmble nature talkattve baseball f1n enjoys play mg the sax mechanically mclmed usually found wnth Jack Swedesburgs taxn to BKHS ambxtmon to be a mor txcxan Perfect Attendance 2,3,4 JOHN A GUZIEWICZ Ill Sacuff Ilrari Ararfzmu Anr Force bound Lend me a sheet of loose leaf chem xstry lab memornes 1 menace wnth mechamcal parts Walt's partner nn m1sch1ef calhng car 41 caddy on the run Footb1ll 3 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 ALEXANDER A GUZIK A z x H015 Sdlllillf' Covzmmnml That old Chevy wnll never break down often seen wxth oe and Duke Babe Ruths successor school splnt to spare mxschnevous grm wnth personality to match heartnest ap petnte m Kenrxck Glee Club 3 Baseball 3,4, B1sketball 2 ELIZABETH H HALEY Bcfsg Sf Pdffflf CLOIIINIFHIHI Lnvely dnsposxtnon keeps the Bell Telephone m business has a cravmg for sodas Betts where dxd you get that worm' another one of those excellent women drxvers Yearbook 4, Commercnal Club 4 Basketball 12,3,4 MARGARET A HUNSICKER wx 1111 Sl A11 lllflllt C111111111111111 Look out for those poles good grxp on the bowlnng ball twnll thxow you 1 sernous look Want for me, Rosle chatttr chatter Don t sknp that duly pretzel Glee Club ' 3, Commercnal Club 4 Perfect Attendance 1 ,.1 4 SONIA M HUNSICKER 511111111 5111111 1111111 C11111111111l11l uestnons questnons and more questnons frequent vnsntor t P 81 W statmn oh' those bug, blue eyes hotrod enthusnast forever famnshecl drxves 56 Chevy ambntnon practlcal nursmg Library Ande 3,4, Newspaper 3,4, Glee Club 2,3 ALBERTA T IMPERIAL B1 1 fa 11013 511110111 C111111111111111 Well hked sunny dxsposntnon secretary d luxe I CD1s xnformer always ready wnth an answer mfec tnous gnggle dancxng partner my pal o Ben Hogan, beware Lnbrary Ande 3, Newspaper 4, Commercnal Club 4 JUDITH A KANE 11 ly Sf A1111 C11111111111111l Hallahan s oss our gam always happy Betty Croc kers rnval Saturday mght date Its 1 Ford Any leftovers sleepy tnme gurl speedy talker favorxte class, PO D a hayrxde at least' likes to sell hats its fl. KATHLEEN A KANE Kafbg Sf A1111 C111111111111111 Everybodys frnend dancing feet admxrer of the Thun derbxrds small but mlghty noted for her pleasant smxle one of Kenrnck s rooters School days are your best days Honors 1,2 3 4, Publncatnons 3, Glee Club 2, Commerclal Club 4 Home Economncs Club 4 CATHERINE A KELLY A113 Sf 111111118 11 Au Cllllllfltltldl Prnde of the Irxsh well lnked blushes readxly v.111. Publncatnons 3, Yearbook 4 Glee Club 3 nova fan first lady ' to the president would luke a chance to vxsxt Ireland m Dramatxcs 4, Com ercnl Club 4, Perfect Attendance 1 2 3 4 EARL T KELLY l Sf H111111 A1111f111111 Kmg of the open road relxable Irxshman Gne me the vude open spaces vunnmg smnle masculnne appearance jomed us m hrs sophomore year I know My father told m cars Lars, and more Lars JOHN F KENNEDY D111 Sf xlfllj A1111 1 11111 Eh' Whats up Doc? clean cut hard to get newer a dull moment more mnlk please Phoemxulles addntxon to our sports department Here he comes nn a blue Ford Baseball 3,-4, Basketball 3,-4, Perfect Attendance 3,4 MARYANN T KENNEDY P1111111lx Sf I-1111111x 11 Aww Almllyflll Blonde plxne makes Sigma Alpha Sigma members fall asleep st11l holdmg that thermometer refreshmg vonce charmmg personalnty authornty on P O D matters Honors 24, Pubhcatxons 3, Yearbook 4 Glee Club 3 4, Dramatncs 4 PATRICK F KENNEDY ll Sf Pdflllf 011111111 hen Clancy Lowers the Boom 1 Kenrnck track and cross country star never masses the 8 43 bus It wasn t me, honest makes a hobby of collectmg varsxty letters POD gemus Tr1ck 1 2,3,4, Cross Country 1,2 3,-11, Perfect Attendance 4 ROSE M KOVACH Rom O 11 11111111 11 S111 111111 C'11111111111111l Pleasnng smxle not easxly excxted future secret1ry great radxo fan Oh' Wont you play another polka' frequently found on the tennns court wxth Mary wsxtor to Elmwood Park Perfect Attendance 1 JOSEPH M KUKULKA O111 Nlllflltl 11 501111111 A111111 11111 Handsome blond avonds femmme sn-:res when I become President favors French period Swedeland ns my home town quxet but who can tell Vnllanox-I nn the future Kenrncks contrxbutxon to the Engmeerxng Fxeld Perfect Attendance 2,3,4 -IX' 1 95 1-nv JOHN T LAWLESS ML Sf Pllflll It A1411 1 11111 Would you ever guess' auburn waves, freckled f1ce great matchmaker drxves shmy Ford convertxblc enjoys those nxghts out with the boys master salesm-nn for the A and P Yearbook 4 Dramatxcs 4, Track 1 KATHRYN E LAWLESS All Sf A11N11xf1111 Clllllllltltllll Envnble natural blonde brams of the stenography class charmxng mnss wlth charming attire dance fiend Mary and Bud s number one customer always smxlmg t c Charleston queen Honors 1, Lxbrary Aide 3, Dramatxcs 4 Commercnal Club 4 Perfect Attendance 2 JAMES G LEAMING I 1 Sl A1111 f11111f111111 Blushes easxly popular Scusnooc V P drxver of the Tovs er of Power suave future Slobovnn transl1tor for the U IN bored expressxon our own Lemonen pudding say prxze wmner Honors 4, Representatxve 4, Class Officer 4, Yearbook 4, Dramatncs 4 HARVEY J LEE 1111115 I 1 1 An x 1111 1 Good listener qunet neat ln 'lppearance cafcterla spokesm1n Attentxon please' 1lw1ys found wnth a hot rod book m hls hand a persnstent urge to Hy wall soon head the Atr Force Honors 1,4 THOMAS C MAHER B1 Tom Vlsllullon GCIIIILII Arthur Murray s competxtor a photographer de luxe career ln the Navy enjoys basketball often vxsnts Swede, between Chestnut and Marshall fond of study perxods qunet, at txmes You d be surprxsed staunch Kenrnck fan MARY D MAKOID Dot Sm V111 Hldff C111111111 It 1111 Sweetheart of B K H S schoolglrl complexnon a kmd word for everyone forever there at the precxse tnme sub scrnber to all fashnon magazmes talented pxamst class room nn the days ahead Glee Club 3, Yearbook 4 MARIE H MARINARI Mar I ltlfdflflll C0111 111111 1111 The gurl wxth the 1949 drag your feet for brakes Ford Watch out for that swmgmg door' aifable manner lnkes t e rase the boards Honors 1 2,3,4 Class Oflicer 3, Yearbook 4 Dramatncs 4, Commercxal Club 4 Cheerleader 2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 2,3 MARILYN E MARROW Mun! Sf A11 111111111 C111111111 11 1111 May be found rxdmg m 1 green Chevy a good Charleston dancer Look out' Marxl s behxnd the wheel agam super hanr style enjoys enght pernods well lnked receptnon ISE to be Dramatncs 4, Commercnal Club 4 JOAN M. LEFLAR Sf A11g11xf111r' C11111111111111l Pleasant dxsposxtxon on the watch for blue Chevys fanth ful to Sodalxty Rosnes shadow ch what 1 gnggle' desxres to make others happy secretarxal future excellent chance of wmnxng a talkmg contest Glee Club 3 JOAN A LEGHAN S111111 La I 111111111111 A1111 1 11111 Radxates frnendlmess warnmo four fouls Hn Sma czka'l' takes thxngs as they come vxvacxous personalxty hazard on the h1ghway ' ambxtxon to hutch her future to a star Honors 1 4, Lnbrary Ande 3, Yearbook 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Dramatxcs 4, Perfect Attendance 4 SHIRLEY A LOCKLIN Lr11f Sf P11f111 C 111111111 It ILI A real wut at heart future career gurl nn the dental 1ssnst1nt me Shut the wmdow m cold 1 number one f1n of rock n roll loves to travel good n1tured 1nd cheer u B1sketball l,2, Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 FRANCIS X LUTHER I 11111f O111 Nlflflkl 0 S011r111x A1111f1 Illll The qunet type well mannered neat appearance wery observant ambntnous always nn the clouds expert at playmg mmxature golf physncs wxz Bandstand supporter would lnke to become a teacher Honors 1 Perfect Atten dance 1,4 ROBERT J MARSHALL W3 1111 ' Sf A11,11vl1111 A1111f111111 Good looking chap sharp dresser future President f mstmgator that puzzled look stand in for Wyatt Earp frequent visitor to Mary and Bud s Bridge port all the way Basketball 3,4, Perfect Attendance 2,3 FRANCIS J MATOZZO S. N511 l,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 2,3 Tllf 4--..... Sf f1111111v 11 AYISI A1111f111111 T:-.'Fg'P All round athlete likes his Coco Who's that going for 1 touchdowni Uncle Sonny number one in the minds of all Representative 3, Baseball l,2,3,4, Basketball 1 2,3,4 Footbaill PATRICIA M McCLOSKEY H Sf Pllflll L C01111111'1 1 1111 L ts move a little personal hairdresser, clip, clip record collector loves rock n roll fond of driving . F. . ff Y D KL I ,y Q ' f - , '- Q s - ' . . . . . . ' o 1 1 . . . -- - . - - 3 I 4 A 1 1 1 1 as 1 . I 1 '-I . 1 f A Of-, . . ' ' . ' , . ' . .,,--, p . . .5 . -if My , l - , , , I 'ffm' Z'E ij- , . . ,g r'if'?5 'V I - . l . . ,- s- ' 111- ., .11 ' 1 1 ' ,-74':w1 -lvl '?I. X - . ' I- FFP til fi e Y v ' 77 ' ' ' . . Q , ' ' K ,V hot-rodder? never!!! . . . artistic . . . private secretary . . . 1 Y - www' ,an x ' . A . -' - 1 1 1 - u Q 4 Q' , I 1 . . . . - ,2. rr , ,xx t Q . I I 4.1 J :tk --il Y Y I rf ,n . is 11 if? A K1 N. 1 , . HI if 'ng . . . ' f-- ' . . . ' . . , .QQ 3 yr- ' ' tt ' , . ,'f L 1' . . . X Go , . . . . I Q., 3, - - . 1 rf I ' . , , ,rn s . , , . -' , ' . . . . . . h a ' ! . . . ' - wedding bells ahead CHARLES J McDEVITT Cbmf Sl f1a1111x 0fAxs1x1 G11111aI Friendly person talks to everybody crimson complexion cool crew cut will stand by his convictions is appears after school familiar sight at B K dances sports an Track 3 Cross Country l,4, Perfect Attendance 1,2,4 DANIEL F MCGEE DHIIIIJ Sf Allqlltfllll 61111111 Future faculty member at Kenrick sports enthusiast well liked loves watching Sugarfoot' on T V class wit enjoys good books comics working boy French genius ing, my way anyonew' Baseball 1, Basketball 4, Cross Country l, Track 2 EILEEN M MCGUIGAN M11 L13 Sl M1113 C0111111111111l Sociable freckles w at big lunch everyones friend Mickey, Wear your shoes in the halls too' well informed about current affairs faithful tn Phoenixville industrious student Honors 1,2,4, blee Club 2,3 ROSEMARY A McGUIGAN Ro lllllfllflflll C11 111 ld! Personality plus talkative Anyone seeking a baby sitter' looking forward to a nursing career Allentown, here I come oh, that French class artist with p1mt and brush ' in hand head is in the clouds JOHN F MCDERMOTT IIL Sf Pdflllk G11111a1 Great personality up in a c oud taxies the girls in a black Chevy what a hurrier' a talented doughnut maker home sweet home, McKeevers Don t do anything I wouldnt do, son Basketball 1,2, Cross Country 1 F 'KI ,v 1 sarah 4' 5? no YT ir' Sl. Francis 0 Assisi Commvrrml A friend to all Anns other half I cant find my b ticket. . . shorthand artist The gurls a dreamer Where's Queenne Honors l,2,4, Commercial Club 4, Glee Club 25 Perfect Attendance 2,3,4 Sl. Ann Terror in a blue station wagon short hanrdo small lunch extensive wardrobe ' Where do you go for locker keys ' works at the Flashing Pen may be found at the Royersford dance . . . Honors 4, Glee Club 2,3, Commercial Club 4 Holy Sal IOIIT' Acad: 11111 Genuine interest in people and things vivacnous personality daily visitor to the Chapel car conscious, especially of the kmd with smashed trunks incessant gnggler a kmd word to all Honors 1 Publications 3, Yearbook 4, Perfect Attendance 2 Holy Saviour Gcnfral Aw, Fats' transfers ugh, ugh' I Hey, Janet, MARGARET J MOSCARIELLO Mar gm H015 Sazzour Commercial Dark eyed beauty wxth a refreshmg smnle soft spoken mterestnng person to know tnreless worker Independent excellent lxstener talent for smgmg a gnft from sunny Italy Berta's pal Honors 1, Perfect Attendance Y JOHN M MULHALL Muddy Sf Patrzck Man m the Gray Flannel Sun a real sportsman at heart depends on the cxrcumstances Acadrmu future professor de Francaxs 'Wa1t a mnnute Booper, 1 small but mnghty Cross Country l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2 Perfect Atten dance 4 in-fr JAMES F MUSCARELLA M Ilikll H013 Sal IOIH' Aradr mu Always ready to lend a helpmg hand mtellxgent qulet neat dresser KENECI-IOs layout edxtor bram of the Math classes one of Holy Savnour s unforgettable alumm Honors l,2,3,4, Yearbook 4 Glee Club 3 Perfect Attendance 2,4 RITA M NICOLA Rfla Our Lady 0 Mount Carmvl Conznwrual Champmn of the tenms courts uhm' the smell of doughnuts a really good typnst always smxlnng cool calm, and collected' Annas sndekxck Glee Club 3, Dramatncs 4 Commercxal Club 4, Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4 fi MQW' -4 tu-nl' 3 I as '? T' i DAVID R NILSEN Rockey Sf Francis 0 Asslsf Academic Tall lxght and handsome O ' I cant afford that great football end lnmpm pneumoma keeps the loose leaf company rn busxness' has that 3x7 book at the shore Football l,2,3,4 MARY ANN B NOLTE Barney Sf A7771 Commcrczal Popular cute keeps McCauslands rn order knows everybody Freddnes her brother came from Jersey frequent vxsxtor at West Chester State Teachers College Home Economncs Club 4, Glee Club 4, Commercnal Club 4 PATRICIA A OCELUS ll Sl Augustlm' Azadrmlc Attractxve blonde careful of that convertnble Pat' ca mg Nurse Ocelus' warnmg patnents' good natured dependable conscxentxous Edxtor ln chxef of '58 KENECHO Honors 3 4, Representatxve 4 Glee Club 3, Dramatxcs 4 Perfect Attendance 2,4 LEONARD F OHARA Boopcr Sl Framls 0 Asus: Aaadcmu Future presndent of General Motors solemn student of the scnence classes lnfe of the party 'Im a Lonely Lrttle Petunna m an Omon Patch ' Me name rs O'Hara Foot ball 2, Cross Country 2, Track 3 49 'Saga 5 '93 1 19' bv i' MARGARET M PICARD Margze St Franczs 0 Asszsz Commcrrzal Favors the Rebels fanthful lnstener to Joe Nnagra s top 99 ' often found at the Rxdge drxves a 55 Ford taxles Dad to work master of the keyboard' oh' for that study period DOLORES M PICONE Dec' Holy Sauour Acazlzmu Hx ho btevermo mfectxous gnggle never early as a word to the wxse for everyone alwavs on a salad dxet another Julle London Sputnlks nval m the world of scnence DOLORES A. POWEL ffDOllyH St Patruk Commvrrzal Number one hostess wxth the mostest Where's Dorothy? . dxierent car everytnme she goes out sharp dancer can never find tnme to do anythmg future career gurl Coca Cola lass Dramatxcs 4, Commercxal Club 4, Cheerleader 2,4, Perfect Attendance 4 ANNUNCIATA L. PUMO Nancy Holy Sauour Commcrual Pepsodent smxle strawberry blonde loves household chores Dld you do any Frenchw rmsnnere fameuse chnc dresser I Could Have Danced All Night . . future looks bright FRANCIS J PALLADINO Frank ly Sal :our Gcncral enrxcks favornte radar man wlll check you' speed demon at the wheel wnth 'fast cars expert swimmer one and only male nn second pernod Axr Force bound small slze bug xdeas Perfect Attendance 4 ANTHONY J PALMA Tony Sf IQUIIICIS 0 Assisi Arazlunlr One of the crew cut set unusual jokes supports all B K actlvxtxes future electrncal engmeer msatnable appetxte friendly famnhar snght oblnvuous of femmme stu dent body Basketball 3 Perfect Attendance 1,2 3 JOHN S PALUMBO Sandy Sf Pafmk Aradz 11116 Manly handy a real dandy college bound Whxte collar yob Bulck fan one of the crowd looks forward to 8th penod' ' Sxster xt wasn t all my fault' ' hkes to hibernate m dreamland Honors 3 LOUISE D PETRECZ Lou Our Molbzr 0 Sorrows Acadfrmc Sxncere blushmg eyes entermg a noble field keeps Schuylknll Valley Lmes 1n busmess accurate typxst never a dull moment skxlled at the xvorxes nurses ande t Sacred Heart Hospntal another Florence Nnghtm gale fb- ' 0 ff 71 , Ho. 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' ' ' ' ' . 1 'K GERALD J PHIFER 1 if 'F 1' 10 1-1 us- xf ' to X fm 'SVN X ,ku xxx xiiiqx X wk Sits MADOLYN C REED Madolgn Our Laffy 0 Mllllllf Carmrl Afazffmn Always wnllmg to help frxendly dependable work mg hard to be another skatmg star attendmg Kenrxck s foot ball games, a must entermg the Medncal Fneld Honors l,2,3,4, Glee Club 3 Publlcatnon 3, Yearbook 4, Dramatncs 4 JOHN R REESE olm Sl Ilamls 0 As lvl Gzmrral The sxlent type Btll s shadow allergnc to femmme charm nnce dresser not a smudge on that Ford found at all Kenrnck games Shop at Food Fan' Perfect Atten dance 2,3,4 JACOB S REILLY Sf Patml Gam ral Tall and qunct all round sport ohnnnc s rnght hand soda jerk a Berwyn floor walker secret ambntnon for higher educatlon Reserve the front pew for Rexlly Base ball l, ,3,4, Perfect Attendance 2,3,4 ELEANOR M ROBERTO MEM Om Lady of Mmm! Carmel Comnzrrrlal Competntnon for Donna Atwood ptterbug queen We're from Brndgeport U goes steady wnth a calorne chart loves that oihce practxce' will be secretary to the Presndent Glee Club 1, Dramatncs 4 I22 erry Sl FVHNFIS 0 ASSIXI Afallflfllf Bashful, but hldes xt well crew cut pngsknn pro what' not another party' speed kung wnth a red convertxble a famnly man Honors 1 Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2, Track 3 Perfect Attendance 1,2,4 JOSEPH A PLOWER 0 Our Moibar o Sorrows General Takes after Rap Van Wmkle Swedelands contrtbutxon to Kenrnck collegxate look busmessman appeal has a specnal talent for smgmg under water favors all sports headed for the servtce Track 4 Perfect Attendance 4 HARRY C PODALL Harry Sf H111 na ACd!lUIl1lL Enjoys sports CYO baseball coach college bound to study accountmg your msurance man to be an admnrer of Vtllanova ready at any ume for a PO D debate cordmg to statnstncs Harry for Presxdent ANNA M RANIERI Anna OIIV Lady 0 Mount Carmel Commercial met smcere daxly commuter from Brndgeport loves to dance haunts nce skatmg rmks an ardent BKHS basketball fan alms to make typmg her career Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4 55 H QU! WILLIAM J ROBINSON I Sf FICIIIKIY 0 Aim: Aulfluym eeses second nature great sportsman future Arthur Murraytte bermudas Bull? PO D s Speaker of the House La Salle bound watch that H S01 engineer of to morrows world Honors l,2,3, Per ect Attendance 2,3,4 MARY ANN E ROGERS R 5 Sf Allillbflllf' Cfllllllllftlcll Personalnty plus always rootmg for Kenrnck usually seen ln a black and white Ford nmportant member of the Bug our future asset to any office Glee Club 2 JOSEPH P ROMAN OC Sf All IlSflll!' Ggntpal Never gets mto trouble qunet one of Kenrncks mcest never mnsses a Berwyn dance future swnmmmg champ mnocent bystander Claxly commuter from Brxdgeport Track l,2,3,4, Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 1,2 PETE Sl Anqzzxlnzf Among the popular boys nn happened to the Plymouth lnkes to dance possnble coast Football 2 R D ROMAN Roz L1 5 Gzmml Kenrnck hotrod rndcr What Pete? joker of sixth perxod anager of ch m stores from coast to affir- it 7' ' I7 is uv 352 'fax 'VR DAVID M ROMANO Grzcnj H013 SKHIOIII Gllltlzll Dancmg competmon POD debater enjoys fourth per nod typmg always ready wnth an answer m relngnon t e favornte fifth perxod ambntxous' possesses the gnft f gab future baseball hero MARY ANN T RUSSO Il ar' H013 SHIIOIH A111111 Illll Mass Brown Eyes radnates frnendlmess tops m the popu larnty poll When I feel ambntnous I he down txll the though passes easy on the eyes seen at dances everywhere Honors 1,2, Representatnve 3,4, Class Officer 4, Yearbook 4 Perfect Attendance 1,2 MARGARET M SABOE Mar It Om Holbu o Smmux Acmllm I Pleasmg personalnty well dressed 1 women drnver musnc lover hard worker actnve CYO member future nurse weddmg bells next nn lme Honors 1,2,-4, Publncatnons 3, Yearbook 4, Glee Club 2, Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 l23 .V 'K fPB'1!U R ' . . . . . . . . , , - fx y ' Z . . . - 1 n ' ff OJ,-, V - I u 1 1 ' ' D . It ' F . . . rr! ,ax nf ' 5 - ' I . H X , l W fd, K M 5 ' ' . A . . n n Q ' u a 1 . , . . . . g ' . . . ' ' L, Q ,ft rr , , , ,ry I . I M if . ' 1 A'-fiie . - I - ' , ,- , -, ' 'J-Z,Qfi . . I i u . ' I ' . ,- Q 5 v ---- ' ' ' - - - ' , ?'V 5 R N ' . . . ' m if K 53 ,A ig - A 'Q I.. in 1- ' 'J' 'tif '- 'i ' rr v ,JJ - . . . - l l - . . . . 0 A 'I ,, n n . n ff I Y, ,'l - ...u.... M , h L I X I 1 -7, n n n n 4 - 1 n u 1 ' . ' o S ' . . S N M . rf ,U-In V .s .1 ,. jf ., W l 'F- SALVATORE L. SANTANGELO rrsalvl H01-5' Sariozzr Gym,-gl Expert French pronouncer!! . . . filibuster of sixth period P.O.D. class . . . winning smile . . . hard worker . . . expert landscape artist . . . skilled wood worker . . , has eyes open for a good cook . . . loves to hum. MARY ANN E. SCANLON Mary Arm Sf. 1:l'dIIt'f5 of fl,vxiXi Cfll1IIIIl'I'L'f41I Forever giggling life of the party likes dancing pleasant disposition ardent supporter of B K H S football team always up with the latest records future private secretary Commercial Club 4 DONALD J SHELDON Don Sf Iramlx 0 Aww Cnmzu For he's a jolly good fellow terrific dancer frequently seen at Haws and Elm Extra' extra' Read all about it neat dresser man of many words newer misses a minute of lunch ANNETTE M SILKS A1111 Sf 1111111 IX 11 Aux C 41111111411 u Dolly dimples quiet' always ready for 1 hearty laugh has a weakness for first grade teachers Oh' What if I don t make itz' well established career Yearbook 4 Commercial Club 4 Glee Club 2 1 ' .f ., X JOHN F SILVESTRE obumc l lXIfdfl0lI A1 mfs mu Good looking has 1 certain charm all round leader class genius potential actor an abundance of school spirit most likely to succeed Honors l,2,4, Perfect At tendance l,2,4, Representative 3, Yearbook 4, Dramatics 4 ROBERT A SIMPSON B0 Sl Mary A1 mfr nm uiet and intelligent sincere student star of fourth period 1' O D Let me point out to the class extensive vocabu lary necessitate dependable uncomplainmg engineer for the world of tomorrow Honors 2,3, Perfect Attendance l,3,4 THERESA M STEMPLE nw- ,Y T194 rosa lfhlfllflllll Crmzlm rrlul Typical senior shorthand queen likes to sing and loses to dance page boy mdividualist lots of fun H center of attraction Kresge s girl Friday enjoys fountain 06 Work Commercial Club 4 Perfect Attendance 2 4 cv STEPHEN C STRAHLE .gun-an Sf ll Aflflfbtl of D11 lfll P1111 nfl ma Aa mfr mn W' K Avid sports follower latest addition to Kenrick s Sensor Class always on time dependable sees that everyone re ceuves a copy of the Shseld future King of Prussia dentist Newspaper 4, Cross Country 4 www MARY L TAYLOR H1115 Cu1111111 rf 111 that Ivory look ram proof locks great Sf Allllj Eye appeal personalnty partxal to Chevy convertxbles prefers the do mestlc lnfe motherly mstmct the outdoor type pedestnans mghtmare Honors 1 4, Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4 Commercnal Club 4 JOHN J TECHMAN Tuft Sdtlltf 1111111 11111111 Constantly nn and out of trouble Speedys buddy through thnck and thm the contment1l type expert on dodgmg cars frequently seen at B KH S football games chxvalry ts est pleasant personalnty practncal joker Perfect Attendance 4 MIRIAM R TEMPLETON lllil Sl lramm 0 Aww LU1111111 Ytlrlf Laughmg eyes devxlnsh grm mstxgator forever talk xn a laugh a minute owns a personal lnbrary when I get my car a genume frnend good llstener hard worker sports cnthusnast Basketball I,2,3,4 JEAN D THUMM lllfl Sf Palm! CUIIIIIIIVKILII Wnnnmg personalxty Mms pal member of the mtelln gentsxa pony tall Mnstress of the I-lng,hways' and upporter of Kenrnck attrnbutes good eyes to carrots wllege bound' Honors l,2,4, Perfect Attendance 2,3,4 ANN R SUNDAY AIIII S! A11 11x lllt A1111f111111 Mxss Ch1clet of S unkerbell of outerspace tall sleader blonde delxghtful hugh her future looks mm mxxghty bright oh' those physxcs classes 1 college l1ss Honors 1 Z 3 4, Perfect Attendance 3 4 Publncatnons 3 Yearbook 4, Dramatncs 4 Basketball 1,2 MARY ANN E SWEDE Um 3 A1111 1111 1111111 COIIIIIIKIIIKII Blue ey ed and blonde good natured and agreeable an talkatnve loves to d-ance reading, a faxornte pastxme collects all the latest rock n roll records ANN M TADLEY A1111 Sf E111111o1 Clllllllllllltll met and dependable loves to read photographic hobby danly commuter wxth the faculty blushes easxly shorthand expert l1st name often mnspronounced llkely to succeed 1s a receptxcnnst enthusxastnc Kenrxck supporter Honors 4 FRANCIS J TASCHNER LC bf P11l111f 011111111 Cherry Streets contrlbutron to the intellectuals lunch the best tnme of day I drd my homework, but I left xt m my locker H a prospect for the Navy for new smoking pleasure Taschner cngarettes 7 fbi .,-+ is JOSEPH M VARGO S 111 fy 1 fglll Nl lfjlc 1 11 Sruzoux G1 1111111 Our favornte fiddle player fifth pernod enthusnst star relnglon pupnl fender doctor mstxgator every body s frnend amb1tuon ' om the Halls of Montezuma Footb1ll 2,3 Basketball 2 3 ELIZABETH M VENONSKY Bc ff, Co111111f111uI 'emor song bard enjoys mmnture gof exerts pep ln O111 Mulbu 0 SOIIOILV bowlmg and d1ncmg never worrned, never hurrned stays contented ambxtxous but shy efhcnent secretary to be Honors 1,2 Perfect Attendance I,2, JEANINE M WALDO ttllllllt Sf Llzazmr C'o111111114111I Nxce thmgs come nn small packages 'xccompllshed organist and pnnxst blonde beauty d'unty Mxss expert swxmmer femmnne sweet and gentle a dreamer Publx catnons 3, Yearbook 4 Dramatxcs 4 DOROTHY J WALSH Dolllz Sf Palmf CU1111111 1 1 1111 Congenml nature punctuallty pcrsonnfled lowes those E P records d1nce dance dance Its -Always june xn anu ary he1d m the clouds 'lmbxtxous conscnentnous Ken rick supporter Commercxal Club 4 Baskctb1ll Manager 3 GEORGE F TORNETTA Llillc' C111 ml 111113 S111 10111 G1 1111611 Magnetxc personalxty Quick' Someone get me 1n aspxrm memones of Gerrnes store the suave type just wont do vuthout hns sleep pleasant manner refreshing smxle helps oper1te the tobacco lndustry MARY ANN J TORNETTA M1111 111115 Sal 111111 C 111111111 111111 Addxcted to punk bowls a 300 eyerytxme loses the real can estate business serxous story teller one of the 4 D0 you haye 1 chnclet' Lxbrary Ande 3 Commercial Club 4 Perfect Attendance 1,'7,3 4 BARBARA J TROUTMAN B111 I1 bl 111111 1 of Aww C 0111111111111I Dancmg feet freckles -and sweet melodncs flow efficnent secret1ry Oh' W1nt ll I tell you ' witty mem ber of the Sngma Alpha Sxgma Club Newspaper 4, Glee Club 2,3, Commercnl Club 4, Dr1mat1cs 4, Perfect Attendance 4 DOLORES A VARGO Dc c I Y sa 1 A1 Fr11111111r11111 College bound Kenrlck s woman equestrxan sports a neat Buxck tall and poised lnfe of the party Kathys 3 shadow 'always happy newer nonsy carefree atu tude talent for slngmg Honors 1,2 C' 'N MARYANN G. WEIDNER P Sf Palrlck Small but mxghty a s 1999's personahty plus Our Mother o Sorrows Conzmcrc 1al Haxls from Bndgeport natural blonde lxvely personalnty steady lnstener of the Joe Nnagra Hxt Parade loves to talk op, Dee' ' han' stylxst to be Glee Club 1, Our Mother 0 Sorrows ACHIICIIIIL Nnce lookmg ardent spectator of all sports takes every tlung m hrs stnde somewhat qunet lxkes the water Much Ado About Nothmg observant potentnal en gmeer Honors 1 4 lil S. Wrincr C 0 Ill mvrclal versatnle supports taxx service to St lirst woman editor of the Tunes Herald one of our Shield edntors Honors 1 4 JOAN E WLOCK joamc JOHN R WLOCK Ricky MARYANNE T WOLPER Mlm: VlSlfdfl0Il Afgdpyygfg Frnendly and well hked conscnentnous student has a coun try complexxon wxll sxng anytnme oh, no, not rock n ro usually seen wnth Margxe loves to attend B K football games Newspaper 3,4, Glee Club 2,3 Perfect Atten dance 2,3 REGINA A YANCHEK 06171118 S! Mary COIIZIIIFFCIGI My han' gets so curly when xt rams often at the Murphy farm enny s partner a telephone record breaker splrnted cheerleader unet but attentnve Honors l,2,3, Perfect Attendance 2,3, ANTHONY J ZUMMO Tong Holy SHIIOIIT Cfvuzral Never wnthout an excuse Donnys buddy They re n akmg cars as they used to' vnbrant personalnty study penod demon potentnal mechamc member of the lunch crowd Perfect Attendance 2,4 Pt'... ' ' I sus l . our ,I er -u ...St .'... ' ' ... 2,3. re- v '- I ... ,. , J rr - -U K , . -. . . I A - ... ' ' ' ... ,, ll... ' .. V , NH,-. - 5 - . rr! v - - - as l ...q', ' ' ,' 4. Y, rr ,ya V 'J T 3 l ... , ...U y Ot 1 111 D -H... A ' -.. ,ix .1 '- ... . Q . V , uf 'A l- , Q .al '- in '- Y s X ' I I was, wx , L 1. Our We four 6 ckrw . , N as G 1 2 . . .2 y xx'- , A 'Q 1 X 43,3 k A 5 E 22? -5. fi 'WEEEE7 Ezwifzf ' bf E.: 'E'-.'f-'P-e.-.'.':.'i'.' V ' 0 6 I, 'I f, rv u XX xx L 1 ,I 'I I I, 'fum I- 1 24 'VI If . 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