Cathedral High School - Cathedral Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)
- Class of 1964
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VV THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS .. Q 6 A dfuif 1664 New Jersffy U ' gg W rTercentenaryS 5? Am'EEgyfl' 4? 1964 m TRENTON CONTENTS Seniors . Classes . . liotivities. . Social . . . Winter Sports Spring Sports 1964 Page . . 24 . . 74 . . 98 . . . 154 . . . 142 . . .170 CATHEDRI-XL HIGH SCHUUL THENTUN, NEW JERSEY 5OOTH ANNIVERSARY PEOPLE - PURPOSE - PROGRESS The New Jersey Tercentenary Pavilion at the New York World's Fair. 4 HISTOR' MOBILE With the faith of a man who believes in God, and the hope of a man who believes in man, I declare 1964 to be New Jersey's Tercentenary Year and wel- come all Jerseymen, and all to whom we may be a friend, to join in this glad occasion. Richard J. Hughes Governor We have chosen the Tercentenary of New Jersey for the theme of the i964 Cathedral, with emphasis on the priceless heritage of the city of Trenton. lt became famous because of the Two Battles of Trenton, and much of the fighting took place on land where St. Mary's Cathedral and our school build- ings stand. The Cathedral Rectory is on the site of the Stacy Potts home, which was the headquarters of Colonel Johann Gottleib Rall, Hessian com- mander, who was mortally wounded. His troops were quartered in St. Michael's Church directly across the street. Trenton was twice the temporary capital of the United States, T784-1799, and from the steps of the Hunterdon County Courthouse on South Warren Street the Declaration of Independence was first read publicly. The Honorable David Brearly, who aided in the framing of the Constitution of the United States, and was Chief Justice of New Jersey, is buried in St. Michael's Church- yard. ln l79O Trenton became the capital of New Jersey. As the State of New Jersey enters its fourth century, it will strive, as Governor Hughes suggested in his proclamation, to add to a rich heritage, to eliminate, root and branch, injustices that have grown too long and to see with clearer eyes why all must share the fruits of freedom that have been man's in New Jersey for three centuries. 5 fi His Excellency The Most Pleverend George W. Ahr, S.T.D BISHOP OF TRENTON 6 Very Reverend Monsignor John E. Grimes RECTOR 7 Sister Mary Charitas PRINCIPAL 8 I4 ull!!! w w Q9 42 CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOUL QQ Lrg f'--x ' Q99 Q2 iii! YQ? E? Sister Mary Charitas, Principal of Cathedral High School, uses her boundless energy and forceful character to keep each school day running smoothly. 9 Sister Mary Jerome VICE PRINCIPAL IO DEDIC TID As a classroom teacher, as senior class advisor, as previ- ous head of the Mathematics Department, and as Vice Principal, Sister Mary Jerome has rendered valuable service to Cathedral High School for many years. Although in an administrative position, Sister Jerome has never lost the familiar touch. As a result of her wide experience, she appreciates the problems of both faculty and students and is always ready with a word of encouragement. On behalf of the many students who have had the privi- lege of knowing her, we, the Class of l964, are proud to dedicate this Cathedral to Sister Mary Jerome, Sister Ierome takes time out from Senior counseling to check Geometric Aptitude Tests. REVEREND GEORGE ARDOS Religion F CULT REVEREND CHRISTOPHER HEULITT Religion REVEREND WILLIAM MAGUIRE Religion I2 REVEREND HUGH MCGOVERN Religion REVEREND THOMAS RYAN Religion REVEREND ERNEST SISKA Religion I3 REVEREND ALFRED SMITH Religion The camera catches Mr. Chant A . in a rare mood of silence. SISTER MARY ALBERT English O li 5 0 Q X o SISTER MARY AGNES mia, U, S, History, Consumer Economics SISTER MARY ANCILLA Science, Mathematics Q0 L.. CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL SISTER MARY AMATA Art, Mechanical Drawing SISTER MARY ANTHONY I-Iomemaking, General Science I4 DIANE BELLAN Secretary ? SISTER MARY BENEDICT French, English SISTER MARY CABRINI Music 14, i o X Q K I o ll NX U'-ml SISTER MARY CAMILLA U. S. History Oo I ECU l CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL ELIZABETH CARROL Nurse Q Q ,. DAVID CHANT Latin, English I5 WALTER COLEN DER Physical Education GP. TEFULLY. . . SISTER MARY COLMAN JOHN CORCORAN SISTER MARY CORINNE Social Studies Business Education U. S. History I I6 SISTER MARY EILEEN I.atin SISTER MARY ELLENITA Business Education LYDIA DE ANGELIS English . . . E EXPRESS SISTER MARY EVANGELIST RICHARD FLANIGAN RUDOLPI-I GIRANDOLA Business Education Chemistry, Mathematics Guidance I7 SISTER MARY GRATA Algebra SISTER MARY GREGORIA Spanish OUR T ANS FRANCIS GROSS Strings JOHN GRUSSLER General Science I8 MARY HARCAR Geometry JEAN HARRIS Librarian SISTER MARY INNOCENT Chemistry, General Mathematics SISTER MARY HELEN French T0 THE F CULTY X I9 MARTIN HILLMAN U. S. History II 9 lie mi iid? .sm as ANNE JINGOLI Dining Hall Manager WALTER JOHNSON PHILIP KECMER MARY KRAMER Er1QliSl1 Physical Education, Driver Education Secretary ...FUR THEIR P TIE CE SISTER MARY LORENZO English SISTER MARY LOUISE Attendance 20 BARBARA MCDONALD Physical Education, Driver Education -f Who needs the Kingston Trio when we have the Teachers Four. JAMES MCNAMARA Algebra N-4 ...U DEH TANDI G SlSTER MARY MICHAEL Business Education 21 KV KENNETH MURPHEY Geometry . . . AN BUVE LL SISTER MARY NATHANAEL Latin, Spanish DORIS RADICE Business Education SISTER MARY NIVES English JOSEPH REILLY German 22 ALICE PILGER Librarian SISTER MARY ROBERTINE Latin, Algebra ANTHONY SCHUNK Clarinet, Saxophone SISTER MARY THOMAS Business Education JOSEPH SCINELLA Trumpet SISTER MARY VERONICA English 23. LUYALT . sf ii favwivsaiisif I k SISTER MARY THAIS BioIogy CAROL WILSON Secrefary Jem ww , s ,,,, wa My E -ffw'-'Kaz 3235 'W STATE HOUSE ln l79O, Trenton, which had been the scene of two Revolutionary War battles, became the official capital of New Jersey. An Act to provide suitable buildings for the accommoda- tion of the Legislature and public offices of the State was passed the next year. Land for the State House was acquired from Joseph and Susannah Brittain for the sum of 5 shillings. ln V794 the Capitol was ready for Legislative sessions. New Jersey's first Capitol, measuring only 60 by lOO feet, would seem a quaint little building today. A bay at either end contained chambers for the Assembly and Council. Top- ping the rough stucco structure was a belfry and, in l806, a bell weighing 38l pounds was added, lt was used to summon legislators to meetings and occasionally, to sound a fire alarm, As the State grew and its government be- came more complex, additional facilities were needed. ln l795, a separate building had to be erected to house the offices of the Secretary of State. Since that time the Capitol has undergone many changes and additions to meet the growing needs of New Jersey. .... E IDR ,, K MW.. M.. 6.-,,-,.. Afv' Mike, this is no time to be washing your hair! Marcia Ann Albanowski 328 Jersey Street, Trenton, N. J. Holy Cross Anna Mae Theresa Albert 30 Caroline Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Mary Ann Elizabeth Agabiti T28 Butler Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Ivan Lawrence Allison 45l Princeton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Our Lady of the Divine Shepherd Holy Cross K 'JW ZQQW .- ' . .. i f J air .C 'ri 1 x 26 Maria Rosa Amantla Mary Anne Theresa 129 Bayard street, Andfeas Trenton, N- J- l4 Chelmsford Drive, Saint Joachim Trenton, N' J- Glee Club: 'I' Saint Fr.3rlCiS Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 4. Joseph Anthony Angelini 2l3 Fulton Street, Trenton, N. J. Madeline Pauline Andrejco lO09 Genesee Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Student Council: Senior Class Saint Mary of the Assumption Vice President' Glee Club: 4, National Thespian Society: 3, 4. Vincent Edward Ardery lO2 Brown Street, Sandra Lee Anthon Lucille Ann Apoldite Trenton, N- J- l46 Turpin Street, 235 Tyler Street, fmmafufafe Conception Trenton, N. J. Trenton, N. J- Student Council: Sophomore Saints Peter and Paul Immaculate Conception Class Presldemi Alhlellcsz Basf ketball l, 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Glee Club: l, 2, Glee Club: l, 4. Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Track 3. 27 Robert Thomas Atkinson James Vincent Aversano 86l Stuyvesant Avenue, 5 Milton Dflve, YSVCJIY, PB- Trenton' N' J' Saint Joachim Blessed Sacrament Peter John Barsczewski 54 Hollywood Avenue, Trenton N. J. Immaculate Conception Annamarie Lucy Bartolomei 44 Asbury Street, Trenton N J Sacred Heart Glee Club. l. Maryann Veronica Bajzath 849 South Broad Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stephen Publications: Yearbook Assist- ant Editor 4. Sally Claire Bartok 4 Eisenhower Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Lorraine Marie Bastecki 547 Second Street, Trenton, N. J. Saints Peter and Paul Publications: Blue and Gold 2 Windsong 4, Glee Club: 3, 4 T Carl Michael Belyung Michele Rose Bencivengo Nancy Theresa Berger 7l6 South Olden Avenue, 512 Columbus Avenue, 560 Centre Street, Trenton, N. J. Trenton, N. J. Trenton, N. J. Saint Anthony Saint Joachim Sacred Heart Glee Club: l, 4. Kathleen Michele Beveridge 78 Oak Lane, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Student Council: Social Com- mittee 4g Publications: Blue and Gold 45 Forum Club: l, 2, 3, 4, Degree of Excellence. Pamela Jean Billups 7 Wilson Street, Trenton, N, J. Our Lady of the Divine Shepherd Glee Club: l, 2. Laverne Elizabeth Bevilacqua 226 Miller Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint James Glee Club: l 2 4. Dolores Ann Bodnar i587 Chestnut Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Holy Cross Publications. Yearbook Literary Staff 4. Arlene Joy Bogdan 131 Cummings Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Glee Club: 1, 2. Dorothy Lee Bohn 143 Howell Street, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Glee Club: 1, 2, 4, 111 Maria Armida Bonafede 1052 Revere Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Patrlcla Ann Denise Bowker Bernadette Marie Boyle 471 Hamilton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Publications: Blue and Gold 2, 3, News Editor 4, Glee Club: 1, 4, Athletics: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, John Robert Borges 50 Kelsey Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Cathedral 318 Pingree Avenue, Trenton, N. J, Incarnation Glee Club: 4: National Thespian Society: 3, 4. 30 Boris Boyko 759 Centre Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint .losaphat Jean Carmeline Brigman 3 Mellon Street, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 4. Mary Lou Brodowski James Thomas Bruthers l l l Randall Avenue, 10 Albans Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Trenton, N. J. Holy Cross Our Lady of Good Counsel Marie Salomea Buklad 901 Chestnut Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Glee Club: l, 2. These are the winners of the intramural basketball game. Elizabeth Mary Burkhauser 434 Rutherford Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Publications: Blue and Gold 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4g Honor Soci- ety: 4: Glee Club: lg National Thespian Society l, 2, 3, 4. is Elizabeth Louise Caffey 30 Wilkinson Place, Trenton, N. Cathedral J. Toni Marie Candelori 219 Butler Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 4, Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 4. Kathleen Theresa Butkosky i9 Maple Avenue, Bordentown, N. J. Saint Mary Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 4. Kathleen Ellen Cannon 845 Beatty Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stanislaus Glee Club: 3. Timothy John Capewell l90 West Hanover Street Trenton, N. J. Cathedral Publications: Yearbook Literary Staff 43 Forum Club: l, 2, De- gree of Merit. Elaine Jean Ciavatta 302 Ashmore Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Publications: Yearbook Literary Staff 3, 4. Mary Julie Ciocian 97 Liberty Street, Trenton, N. J. Leonard James Cieslikowski 686 Larnberton Street, Trenton, N. J. Saints Peter and Paul Saint Basil Glee Club. l, 2. Rosemary Ann Ciucci 233 Barnsley Avenue, Morrisville, Pa. Holy Trinity Glee Club: l, 3. Barbara Diane Clark Angelo Paul Clarici, Jr. 94l Beatty Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Mary of the Assumption l l4 Columbia Avenue, Trenton. N. J. Blessed Sacrament Jo Mary Catherine Cody 4l Ellsworth Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Publications: Blue and Gold 25 Glee Club: l 3 National Thespian Society: l, 2, 3, 4. Athletics: Track 3, 4. l 33 Richard Alan Coleman 332 Hillcrest Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Patrlcla Ann Colender 22 Cadwalader Terrace Trenton N J Mary Frances Connell l l9 Chancery Lane, Trenton, N, J. Cathedral Blessed Sacrament Publlcatronsz Blue and Gold 2: Glee Club: l. Margaret Ann Colender 22 Cadwalader Terrace, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Publications: Blue and Gold 2' Glee Club: l. 1 Charles John Cook 820 Lamberton Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Francis l-lark! Our herald angels sing? 34 Cynthia Anne Cordas 34 South Bell Avenue, Yardley, Pennsylvania Saint Ignatius Student Council: Thrift Chair- man 4g Honor Society: 3, Treas- urer 4. Joseph Peter De Marco 217 Mott Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Joyce Ann Mary Costa 760 Centre Street, Trenton, N. J. Saints Peter and Paul Publications: Blue and Gold 3, Managing Editor 45 Honor Soci ety: 3, President 4, Forum Club l, 2, 4, Degree of Distinction Glee Club: l. 2. X Susan Clare Czap 346 Jersey Street, Trenton, N. J, Saints Peter and Paul Glee Club: l, 2. Leonard Walter Demski 811 Beatty Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stanislaus Student Council: Assembly Chairman 45 Publications: Blue and Gold 3, 4. Joseph Angelo D'Errico l07 Anderson Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Enzo James De Piero 2Ol Bert Avenue Immaculate Conception Anna Louise Diehl 60 Hempstead Road, Trenton, N. J. Saint Raphael Student Council: Freshman Class Vice President lg Publications: Blue and Gold l, 2: Forum Club: l, 2: Degree of Excel- lence: Glee Club: 3, 4. Geraldine Maria Di Matteo 220 Miller Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint James Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 4. Alberta Louise Di Maria Doris Ann Di Matteo 135 Miller Street, 838 Chambers Street, Trenton, N. J. Trenton, N. J. Saint James Saint Joachim Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 4. Patricia Ann Ditmars 246 Fenwood Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint James Glee Club: 3. Beverly Mary Domowicz Barbara Ann Dobrowolski 780 Beatty Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stanislaus Glee Club: 3. 36 550 Second Street, Trenton, N. J. Holy Cross Barbara Ann Downs Teresa Ann Durso l Shelton Avenue, 23 Elizabeth Street, Trenton, N. J. Bordentown, N. J. Saints Peter and Paul Saint Mary Glee Club: l, Susan Elizabeth Dzurisin 408 Adeline Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Mary of the Assumption Student Council: Sodality Pre fect 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. .1 hw Richard Alan Dutko l83O Chestnut Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saints Peter and Paul Publications: Blue and Gold 3, 4. Michael Stephen Eckel l22 Mary Street, Trenton, N. J Sacred Heart Guretes Mae Ellis i629 East State Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joseph ee Club: l, 2. Antoinette Glllian Ferrara 909 Edgewood Avenue, Trenton N. J. Blessed Sacrament 5fWeih'ilv!'.2Q Mary Ellen Festa 50 Roxboro Road, Trenton, N. J. Saint James Publications: Blue and Gold 2 Forum Club: 2, Degree ot Merit? Glee Club: 4. Chivalry isn't dead, after all. Frances Ann Fister l2 Francis Street, Wrightstown, N. J. Chapel No. 6, Fort Dix Publications: Windsong 4. Michael John Fesko ll4 Mark Drive, Morrisville, Pa. Saint Mary of the Assumption Student Council: Treasurer 2 Athletics: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Sharon Helen Flynn 225 Tyler Street, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Forum Club: l, 2, Degree of Honor, Glee Club: 2, 3, 4. 38 Karen Ellen Foley l432 Riverside Drive, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Student Council: Class President I, 2, 3, Vice President 4, Pub- lications: Blue and Gold l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society: 3, 4, Forum Club: l, 2, 3, Degree of Ex- cellence, , 'H Diana May Funk 34 Elm Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stanislaus Myroslaw Michael Galyk G e90l'Y Andrew Furda 6 Ribsam Street, 448 Grand Street, Trenton, N. J. TVGVWTOYW, N. J. Saint Josaphat Saint Mary of the Assumption Athletics: Soccer 3, 39 Kathleen Marie Foran 26 South Main Street, Lambertville, N. J. Saint .lohn the Evangelist Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 4. Barbara Elizabeth Furda 47 Julia Avenue, Trenton, N. J Saint Mary of the Assumption Glee Club: l. I Frank Louis Gazzillo l25 Trenton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Our Lady of Good Counsel Athletics: Baseball lg Track 3, 4. 'Di'Qp-r' Julia Theresa Gerenser 22 South Main Street, New Hope, Pa. Saint Martin Glee Club l, 2. John Andrew Gofus 393 Second Street, Trenton, N. J. Saints Peter and Paul Athletics: Cross-Country 3. Joan Frances Graziano 635 Monmouth Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Publications: Blue and Gold J Mary Beth Graziano 47 Concord Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Glee Club: l, 2, 3. Elizabeth Marie Gurba 910 Adeline Street, Trenton, N. J. Saints Peter and Paul Publications: Windsong l. Paul Louis Halaycio 214 Commonwealth Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Athletics: Cross-Country 3. Anna Agnes Gresko 566 Second Street, Trenton, N. J. Saints Peter and Paul Forum Club: 3, 4, Degree ot Merit. Helmut James Grrunseich lO Delevan Street, Lambertville, N. J. Saint John the Evangelist Christine Frances Gutowski 29 Randall Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stanislaus Marilyn Ann Hannigan 502 Stevens Road, Morrisville, Pa. Holy Trinity Glee Club: 2, 3, 4. 41 Publications: Yearbook Typist 43 Carolyn Ann Harcar 7 Poplar Avenue, Borclentown, N. J. Saint Mary Glee Club: l. Alfred Harold Henry 33 Chapel Street, Trenton, N. J. Cathedral Maureen Julia Harnett River Road, Washington Crossing, Pa. Saint Francis Publications: Windsong 4, Ath- letics: Basketball 2, 3, 4. Ronald John Hartnett l27 Redfern Street, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception National Honor Society 4, Ath- letics: Baseball l. 42 Eileen Marie Hartzell l7 Falmouth Road, Yardville, N. J. Saint Raphael Publications: Yearbook Typist 4: Forum Club: 2, 3, 4, Degree of Honor. Rupert Carl Hartmann 353 Bert Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Francis Forum Club: 3, 4, Degree of Honor, Athletics: Soccer 3. Timothy Patrick Higham 87l Revere Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Glee Club: 3, 4, Susan Joan Hoffman Highway No. 33, Freehold, N. J. Saint Rose of Lima Publications: Windsong lg Glee Club: l. Edith Ann Horahan Box 45, New Egypt, N. J. Church of the Assumption Robert Paul Horan 480 Stuyvesant Avenue Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Roman Taras Horodysky lO57 Lalor Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Josaphat Our poster boy and his chauffeur. 43 Mary Ellen Howarth 36 Bayberry Road, Trenton, N. J. Incarnation Publications: Blue and Gold 2, Windsong Editor-in-Chief 4, Forum Club: l, 2, 3, 4, Degree of Honor. Elizabeth Anne Hutchinson 2100 Crescent Boulevard, Yardley, Pa. Sacred Heart Publications: Windsong 4g Glee Club: 2, Athletics: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Marilyn Ann Hughes l l0 Washington Avenue, Newtown, Pa. Saint Andrew Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 4: Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 45 John Francis Hughes llO Washington Avenue, Newtown, Pa. Saint Andrew Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 4, Athletics: Track 3, 4. Clementina Elizabeth lodice l7 Wiscasset Avenue, Trenton, N. J, Our Lady of Good Counsel Publications: Blue and Gold l, 2, 3. 44 Robert Thomas Hoyer l83l Hamilton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Anthony Glee Club: 4, Athletics: Base- ball i. Constance Theresa Iorio 423 South Logan Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Anthony Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 4. Til -' Stanley Dominic Janaitis l lO Bayard Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Maureen Michele Jenkins l5 West Upper Ferry Road, Trenton, N. J. Our Lady of Good Counsel Publications: Blue and Gold 2, Yearbook Financial Staff 4, Glee Club: l. Marie Elaine Johnson l I6 Wilburtha Road, Trenton, N. J. Our Lady of Good Counsel Stephen Fredrick Kaye 27 Bannard Street, Freehold, N. J. Saint Rose of Lima Student Council: Boys' A.A. Chairman 45 National Honor Society 4. Susan Catherine Kall l5O East Front Street, Joseph William Juhasz 272 Morris Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Athletics: Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball l. Trenton, N. J. Saint Francis 45 f I Virginia Lorraine Kennedy lO2 Brinton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 4. Constance Ann Klank 25l Cummings Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Glee Club: l, 4. Elizabeth Anne Kerwlck 980 Soutbard Street, Trenton, N. J, Cathedral Publications: Blue and Gold lg Glee Club l, 3. Kathleen Ann Kerrigan l l3 Frost Lane, Newtown, Pa, Saint Andrew Publications: Yearbook Literary Staff 4, Forum Club: l, 2, De- gree ot Merit. ww? We John Robert Kotz 22 Trebor Drive, Trenton, N. J. Saint Francis Student Council: Proctor Chair- man 4g Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 45 Glee Club: 3, 4gAtl'1Ietics: Track 3, 4, 'Ks-.ak Susan Kall introduces her parents to Mr. Hillman at the Senior Breakfast, 46 Albert Charles Kovach Alexander Joseph Kathleen Marion 710 Division Street, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Athletics: Basketball 1, 3 Cross-Country 4. Stephen Thomas Krencicki 691 Princeton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Cathedral Publications: Yearbook Photog- rapher 3, 4. Kowalski 12 Roebling Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Holy Cross Kremper 108 Central Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Our Lady of Good Counsel Publications: Blue and Gold 43 Honor Society: 3, Secretary 4: Forum Club: 1, 2, 3, Degree of Excellence. George Aloysius Kroehling 712 Valley Forge Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 4, Glee Club: 3, 45 Ath- letics: Track 3, 4. Renate Rose Krupskr 4 Shackamaxon Drive Trenton, N. J. Saint Gregory the Great 47 Lawrence Joseph Ksell 41 Howard Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stephen John Michael Kucskar 75 Andrew Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saints Peter and Paul Student Council: Sergeant-ab Arms l g Forum Club: l, 2, 3, 4, Degree of Distinction, Athletics Cross-Country 3, Mary Ann Kurilla 32 Adeline Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stephen Constance Ann Kula l2 Pine Avenue, Bordentown, N, J. Saint Mary Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 4. Elaine Claudia Kunicki 584 Centre Street, Trenton, N. J. Sacred Heart Glee Club: l. Thomas Joseph Lacomchik ll9 Randall Avenue, Trenton, N, J. Saint Stanislaus Kathleen Ann Lagana 571 South Clinton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Glee Club: l, 2. 48 Madeline Ann Lawlor 33 Bond Street Trenton N . Cathedral ee Club l 2 Patricia Marie Lawlor Elaine Clare Levendusky Janet Grace Lewis 33 Bond Street, Trenton, N. J. l607 Chestnut Avenue, l3O Julia Avenue, Cathedral Trenton, N. J. Trenton, N. J. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3' 4: Athletics: Saint Stanislaus Saint Mary of the Assumption Basketball 2, 3, 4, Publications: Blue and Gold 2, 4g Yearbook Literary Staff 4g Glee Club: l. Maureen Regina Lezzano Donald Carmen 3 Hess Way, Trenton, N. J. Llccmrdello Cathedral Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 45 Glee Club: l, 2, 3 4 38 Barbara Drive, Trenton, N. J. Saint Anthony Honor Society 4, Athletics: Soc Cer I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4. Mary Ann Marie Llnlk 84l East Drive, Bordentown, N. J. Saint Mary Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 4g Honor Society: 4. Christine Marie Litostansky Dunn's Mill Road, Bordentown, N. J. Saint Mary Publications: Yearbook Financial 1 Staff 4. 49 i James Bruthers poses for his senior portrait. Jane Marie Lomini Robert Michael Liwacz 150 Button Wood Drive, 552 Lamberton Street, Trenton' N' J' T,-emon, N, J, Saint James Holy Cross Glee Club: l, 2. Nancy Marie Livengood l24 North Willow Street, Trenton, N. J. Cathedral Glee Club: l, 2. James Sean Lucey 225 Cornwall Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Glee Club: l, 25 Athletics: Cross-Country l. 50 Patricia Anne Lynch 26 Delevan Street, Larnbertville, N. J. Saint John the Evangelist Glee Club: l, 2. Natalie Macikanycz 229 Althen Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Josaphat Glee Club: l. Sandra Theresa Maganzin Theresa Anne Lynch 63 East Union Street, Bordentown, N. J. Saint Mary Publications: Blue and Gold l, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 4g Glee Club: 3, 4, Lucy Margaret Macnama ra 48 Lincoln Place, Freehold, N. J. Saint Rose- of Lima 820 Princeton Avenue, James John Maguire Joseph Albert Malone Trenton, N. J. 209 Second Street, l47 Butler Street, Cathedral Trenton, N. J. Trenton, N. J. Giee Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. Sacred Heart Immaculate Conception 51 John Frank Makai 658 Beatty Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stephen Joseph Paul Maksimow 244 Second Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Mary of the Assumption Glee Club: 3, Athletics: Soccer l. Irene Marie Malenchak 251 Montana Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Josaphat Forum Club: l, 2, Degree ot Merit. Rose Ann Mary Manguone 1066 Quinton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception 52 Michael John Malek 33 Liberty Street, Trenton, N. J. Holy Cross Kathleen Mary Maley l2 East Church Street, Bofrdentown, N. J. Saint Mary Glee Club: l, 2. Sandra Lee Maniewicz 5l Randall Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stanislaus f Patricia Mary Marder Anthony Francis Massari 6 Koenig Lane, .Freel'1old, N. J. T41 W-3Sl'1ir1gtOn Street, Saint Rose of Lima Trenton' N' J' Glee Club: I, 2' Saint Joachim Ptudent Council: Secretary 2, Vice President 33 Athletics: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4, qi:-47' Joseph Robert Matzer l32O South Clinton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Publications: Blue and Gold 3, Sports Editor 4, Yearbook Liter- ary Staff 43 National Tnespian Society 4. John Joseph McCormick 755 President Avenue, Trenton, N. J. John Joseph Maziarz 830 Genesee Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Hedwig Glee Club: 3, 4. Saint Stanislaus Gregory Martin McDonough 26 Sanhican Drive, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Athletics: Track 3, 4. 53 John Michael McDonough 647 Rutherford Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Student Council: President 4, Glee Club: 3, 4g Athletics: Track 3, 4. James Charles McGarigle l6 Division Street, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Student Council: Class President 4, Glee Club: 4, Athletics: Cross-Country 3, Track 3. John Joseph McKeon Walnut Avenue, Monmouth Junction, N. J. Saint Cecilia Robert Patrick McGovern 33 General Greene Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Honor Society: 4. Richard Hutchinson McGuire Athletics: Cross-Country 33 Track 3, 4. l4l 0 Stuyvesant Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Margaret Mary Mellor 23 West Park Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Holy Angels 54 Paul Joseph Merger 222 Sewell Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stanislaus Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 45 Glee Club: 3, 4. - Anne Theresa Michaloski 515 Bridge Street, Trenton, N. J. Sacred Heart Athletics: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, ,if 2 Donna Lynne Mraz 72l Hamilton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Student Council: Usher Chair- man 4g Publications: Blue and Gold 2, Forum Club: l, 2, 3, Degree of Honor. we Celeste Marie Mickolas l4 Spruce Avenue, Bordentown, N. J. Saint Mary Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 4, Glee Club: l. Gerald Brian Moran 541 Rutherford Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Francis Student Council: Treasurer lg Publications: Blue and Gold Photographer 4 3 Yearbook: Photographer 3, 43 Athletics: Cross-Country 43 Track 4. 1 ii fr we :- ' QSM.- Q, ., , v Q, -- , it Caught in the actl 55 Jean Marie Muka 2l3 Landing Street, Trenton, N. J. Saints Peter and Paul Glee Club: l, Roberta Leslie Nelson 32 Ellsworth Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed 'Sacrament Publications: Windsong 4. .it Irene Nawrocky 845 Centre Street, Trenton, N, J. Saint Josaphat Mary Magdalen Neagley 445 Princeton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Cathedral Felicia Marie Nardi 600 Whittaker Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Publications: Yearbook Literary Staff 3. John Joseph Nemchik 974 Smith Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Mary of the Assumption Anthony Gerald Nitti l22O Prospect Street, Trenton, N. J, Saint Joachim Student Council: Freshmen Class President, Athletics: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. 56 f ? Patricia Lorraine 0'Gorman l5l Tremont Street, Trenton, N, J. Saints Peter and Paul Publications: Blue and Gold 3, 4g Windsong 2, 4. Linda Carol Pagliaro i953 Arena Drive, Trenton N. J. Holy Cross Jo Ann Theresa Pecht Richard Bernard Papp l66 South Cook Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Athletics: Soccer 3, 43 National Thespian Society 3, 4. Leo Ambrose Pellini 2l8 Emory Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Elaine Marie Pecht 420 South Cook Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception 420 South Cook Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception 57 Kathleen Theresa Peoples 751 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Francis Forum Club: l, 2, Degree of Honor, National Thespian Soci- ety 3. Barbara Marie Petercsak 321 Second Street, Trenton, N. J. Saints Peter and Paul Lorraine Mary Perslchllh 946 Lower Ferry Road, Trenton, N. J. Saint James Student Councll: Girls' AA Chairman 43 Glee Club: l, 2 Joseph Daniel Perry l7Ol McGalliarcl Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Athletlcs. Track 3, 4- Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! 58 Anthony Stanley Piechota Thomas Edward Pingitor Arlene Ann Plumeri 58 Hayes Avenue, 720 Chambers Street, l7 NESS-BU STVSGT, Trenton, N. J. Trenton, N. J. Tfeflfony N- J- Blessed Sacrament Immaculate Conception Saint JameS Mary Ann Julia Policare 222 Emory Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Nicholas Albert Polselli 344 Columbus Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Glee Club: 3, 4. Joseph Frank Porcellr l39 Anderson Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Evelyn Frances Porr 643 Stuyvesant Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Student Council: Secretary 4. Patricia Ann Povia llO Fulton Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Publications: Blue and Gold: Typist 4: Forum Club: l, Degree of Merit: Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 4. Joan Barbara Prior l l6 Woodside Avenue Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 4. Carl Peter Prefu Maria Theresa Prinston 409 Leuckel Avenue, 244 Georgia Tavern Road, Trenton, N, J. Farmingdale, N. J. Saint Joachim Saint Rose of Lima Athletics: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Track Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 4. 3. Walter John Puchalski 63 Maple Shade Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Mary of the Assumption Publications: Windsong 4: Fo- rum Club: l, 2, 3, 4, Degree of Excellence: Athletics: Track 4. Loretta Mabel Rebello lO4 Rossell Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Theodore Gerard Pudhorodsky 206 Andrew Street Trenton, N. J. Saint Mary of the Assumption Cathedral Publications: Blue and Gold lg Yearbook: Typist 4: Glee Club: Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 4. Eileen Marie Riley 23 Koenig Lane, Freehold, N. J. Saint Rose of Lima Joan Alice Robinson 53 Oliver Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Publications: Blue and Gold 2: Glee Club: 2, 3, 4, National Thespian Society: l, 2, 3, Louise Mary Roduik 779 Beatty Street, Trenton, N. J. Holy Cross Anthony John Rosati lO4 Bert Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Publications: Windsong: 4, Glee Club: 4, Athletics: Soccer 2, Track 3, 4. Michael Joseph Ruberto Feather Bed Lane, Hopewell, N. J. Saint Alphonsus Glee Club. 3, 4. 61 Marie Cynthia Rochettani lOl Calhoun Street, Trenton, N. J. Cathedral Glee Club: l, 2. Joyce Marie Rooney 22 Institute Street, Freehold, N. J. Saint Rose of Lima Glee Club: l. We had trouble getting cheerleaders this year. Denis Mark Salamandra Joseph John Russell 766T?3jFg!l3eE Sjfeeff 613 Uhler Avenue, . 1 ' ' Burlington, N. J. Sami' Stephen Saint Pau, Athletics: Soccer l. 62 Kathleen Patricia Ruskai 4ll Division Street, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Anthony Robert Salvatore 48 Division Street, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Glee Club: 3, 4. Judith Virginia Sands 34 Charles Street, Trenton N. J. Immaculate Conception Athletics. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Kathleen Rose Schrader 308 Hillcrest Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Glee Club: l, 2, 3, Treasurer 4. Charles Michael Shaddow Luisa Antonia Santos 83 Carroll Street, Trenton, N. J. Our Lady of Mount Carmel Richard James Schutts 933 Beatty Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stanislaus Athletics: Baseball l, 2, 3, Antoinette Marie lleen Theresa Seamone 5 Mano' Drive, Siconolfi Trenton, N. J. 743 Brunswick Avenue, Plainsboro Road, Trenton, N' J- Our Lady o1'i1Good Col-Lllnsel Cranburyy Nl J. . Glee Club: 33 ationa espian . Saint James Society: 3, 4: Athletics, Base- Saint Anthony Glee Club l, 2. ball 4, Track 4. Glee Club: l. 63 Dennis Alex Silage 62 Hancock Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Basil Publications: Blue and Gold 3, Literary Editor 43 Honor Society: 3, Vice President 4, 'Forum Club: l, 3, 4, Degree of Merit. Blanche Rose Simon 65l Franklin Street, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Glee Club: l, 2. Gertrude Marie Simone 535 Brunswick Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint James Student Council: Vice President 2, Saturday Night Dance Chair- man 4g Publications: Blue and Gold 2, Windsong ig Forum Club: 2, Degree of Merit, Glee Club: 3, 4, National Tlwespian Society 2, 3, 4. Barbara Ann Sitko 670 Second Street, Trenton, N. J. Saints Peter and Paul 64 Paul Stephen Simon l26 Rusling Street, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Eileen Marie Sirak 3l8 Cass Street, Trenton, N. J Saints Peter and Paul Publications: Blue and Gold 2 Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 4. Denis Roy Smith l202 Deutz Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stanislaus 1i- Dolores Marie Spundarelli 338 Oliver Street, Bordentown, N. J. Saint Mary Glee Club l, 2. i Richard Thomas St. John 678 Rutherford Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament ' Glee Club: 4. William Louis Suta 218 Home Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stanislaus . Athletics: Basketball 4, Basebal: l 2 3 4 n 1 - Robert James Stanzione 379 Hamilton Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Dorothy Anne Stothart 289 Bellevue Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Cathedral Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 4, Athletics: Basketball Ass't. Manager 3, Manager 4. Francis Edward Sutter 539 Rutherford Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Francis Athletics: Baseball l, 65 A'---Q...-...gs Erika Theresa Stegmaier 446 Centre Street, Trenton, N. J. Holy Cross Publications: Windsong 43 Glee Club: l, 2, 3, Athletics: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4. Jacqueline Ann Swaney Susan Mary Sweeney 555 Rutherford Avenue, 85l East Drive, Trenton, N. J. Bordentown, N. J. Carol Ann Tafs 515 Chestnut Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Blessed Sacrament Saint Mary Glee Club: l, 2, 3. Barbara Frances Tifft Peddie School, Hightstown, N. J. Saint Anthony Publications: Windsong 2, 4: Honor Society: 3, 4, Forum Club: l, 2, 3, 4, Degree of Distinction: Glee Club: 2, 3, 4. William David Tafs, Jr. 390 White Horse Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Patricia Ann Tegzes 20 Jersey Street, Trenton N. J. Saint Basil Publications. Yearbook Typist 4, Glee Club: 2, 3. Marlyn Elizabeth Tome River Road, Box l57, Titusville, N. J. Saint George Student Council: Mission Chair- man 4g Publications: Windsong 4, National Thespian Society 2, 3. - Maryann Cecilia Toothill l826 Riverside Drive, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Publications: Yearbook Editor- in-Chief 4. Linda Ann Tyrrell 2l l Kensington Avenue Blessed Sacrament Student Council: Service Chair- man 4g Honor Society: 4. li f Frank Stephen Toth James Charles Totten 32 North Front Street, 918 New Willow Street, Fieldsboro, N. J. Trenton, N. J. Holy Assumption Cathedral F , My-,M , ,,,,, 5 , , awk ,Y,.f,f u,El ll K . H V sry, ' Sharon Waters displays her talents as a window washer. 67 ,M Mft 'Wm Edith Ann Ungarini 186 Washington Street, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Publications: Yearbook Typist 4. Giacomo Peter Venanzi 413 Whittaker Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Athletics: Soccer 2. Roberta Lynne Vecera 321 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Publications. Yearbook Typist 4. Steven James Valli 612 Chestnut Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Mary Rose Venza 134 Butler Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Carol Ann Vlrok 623 Beatty Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stephen 68 Louisette Rosemarie Vnanose 269 Althea Avenue, Morrisville, Pa. Sacred Heart Glee Club: 1, 2. X l v Patricia Colleen Waldron 23 Columbia Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Publications: Yearbook Typist 4. Eileen Cecelia Weasner 333 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Robert George Wanschura 49 Patten Street, Freehold, N. J. Saint Rose of Lima Athletics: Track l. Sharon Ellen Waters 270 Tyler Street, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Athletics: Basketball l, 2. Thomas Joseph Warga Box 36l, Freehold, N. J. Saint Rose of Lima Glee Club. 3. 69 Dennis Arthur Warlord 6 Laurel Place, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Mark Christopher Werkman 813 Franklin Street, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Student Council: Vice President l g Athletics: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 4. Gregory Bernard Wilcenski Prospect Plains Road, Cranbury, N, J. Saint Anthony Athletics: Soccer- l, 2, Golf l, 3, 4. Donna Marie Wert 54 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Dennis Michael Wiechnik l596 Chestnut Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stanislaus Publications: Windsong 4. Phylis Lorraine Williams l3 Fowler Street, Trenton, N. J. Our Lady of the Divine Shepherd Members ofthe Honor Society discuss plans with Mr. Johnson. ix., Christine Patricia Wisniewski 1914 Chestnut Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stanislaus Publications: Yearbook Typist 4. Susan Louise Yajcaji 21 Cedar Avenue, Bordentown, N. J. Saint Mary Glee Club: 1, 2, 4. v-..,gA Robert Joseph Wojciechowski 228 Coates Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Saint Stanislaus Athletics: Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 3, 4. Mary Ann Yatsko 729 Second Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Mary of the Assumption 1 John Girard Zealand l l l5 West State Street, Trenton, N. J. Blessed Sacrament Student Council: Treasurer 4 Publications: Blue and Gold 43 Windsong 4, Forum Club: 2, 3, 4, Degree of Excellence? Glee Club: 3, 4: National Thes pian Society'3, 4, Linda Marie Zoldi 25 Perry Street, Lambertvllle, N. J. Saint John the Evangelist Publications: Yearbook Financial Staff 4, Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 4. 3. l John Mark Ziccardi 415 Hudson Street, Trenton, N. J. Saint Joachim Athletics: Soccer l, 2. Mary Elizabeth Zikos 296 Homecrest Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Incarnation Publications: Blue and Gold 4, Windsong 4, Honor Society: 3, 4, Forum Club: 3, 4, Degree of Honor, Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 4, lglational Thespian Society 2, Carol Ann Rose Zuffrano l4 Dorset Drive, Trenton, N. J. Immaculate Conception Glee Club: l, 2, 3, 4. School spirit rings as the Gaels prepare sighs tor Q the next basketball game. t wx i? ,tw1,., v ws Mg,-1 m '1 Libby Hutchinson, Coach Miss Barbara McDonald, and Judy Sands, display their trophies to Sister Charitas. ' gf- X ns-,ht -.f 'ybawxgr ,. Qui ,X ,wa N 3 .xx Visit-,ff 1 s , g,w 1 YQ-J fe: 51 9 Q' f e ? . I I 5 F i I L 5 I V VIE .A..f,,- fl f. ' Ill ' 5 I Ill 4 M v All ,af fg '..' ., ?i.,1e,',,'ff J' Tarts' PV ff'L, f'f MvM,,.,.,V! at, ,,,, - , .M THE ULD BARR!-XCKS During the French and Indian War the people ot Trenton welcomed the British regu- lars who were sent to this country to protect them against the French and Indians. They were however, forced to quarter troops in private homes, until the situation became intol- erable. The Barracks were constructed in l758-l759 to relieve this condition. During the Revolution it was used by both British and Continental troops, and before the First Battle of Trenton, fifty Hessian soldiers lived there. The building is nationally known as an outstanding architectural example of colonial barracks in the United States. At present, the Barracks bear the original British seal and serve as a museum for many antiques, a section of the Washington Arch, Colonial currency, documents, pottery, and firearms of the period prior to 1800. s s s CL S S Five seniors in Political Geogra- phy class discover-the earth is round! Sister Ber1edict's favorite Senior Mesdemoiselles. -ff xxx.. fm iiilifiiwuuu I I Sister Elle-en's Latin IV scholars watch Mike Shaddow demonstrate his knowledge at the board. 1 5 We sa,- Future l-lomemakers learn that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Mechanical Drawing Il class work hard to complete their plates. 1 E S 2 ster Albert uses her cheerful disposition to hold the interest of her English IV students 1 'K 'hi Filing with ease is taught in Office Practice class. Mr. Flanigan finds the blackboard a valuable aid in teaching advanced math Dlx i Alq 'V iinzlififrii JI 3' ...M 3' ' ff' 'Q ,. i . X 3 H I Kawai f .Q I x 4 Cheating again during German Iii class, Mr. Riley? ff' I 1. Four members of U. S. History ll class discuss their state. FF 5 'W s 4 s 'iq . 2 -i fs 4 i is 1, is f LZQQ2 saw-F2 f iiiiiilifi it Mrs. Radice prepares ner boys for business through Secretarial Training lg. gs, .. 45' , if ,. or Facts and figures keep these Bookkeeping students well occupied. Girls receive training inthe use of various business machines Sister Michael keeps the girls typing at their best speed. x V V an 4vLL M, ,A. , ,. .. m,,W.-.A':K.f I . , . gi, 1 lr ,,f f - l g i ' 5 . A... Lg W 5 i l -4-'M 214+ ss' PHP' Commercial law students listen attentive-ly as Mr. Corcoran shouts! ,,,r, . 'W '.,. s 1 V V m , g 3 l E Mr. Valdez looks a little apprehensive about his Physics class. 9 'Hs P2 14' lk K' -4- ' i B K as Future sculptors work on their masterpieces. A group of senior music students gather around to sing along with Bob ? l r I 5 i X i , 'Ulf' Father Smith talks on Marriage during Religion IV. ii no .. ia i o a a e f af . . g, , 7 ZM : - . . La Jgi!: : i:- ' L ggi . i . fi f 53? A5 2 L , fr Father Heulitt is astounded that the girls finally volunteer an answer in Apologetics. Front Row: M. Axton, G. Brocak, H. Budd, R. Bistran, G. Bier, C, Archibald, T. Borics, C Abramczyk, B. Barnaz, J. Bazner, M. Calandra. Second Row: A. Barna, S. Cardaciotti, B. Car- lini, D. Bainbridge, L. Armstrong, E, Blackburn G. Boka, J. Cahill, R. Ball. Third Row: R Bognar, C. Bronish, J. Bejma, J, Boney, T. Bli- charz, G, Reilly, A. Bieljewski, D. Bellan, S. Burek, T, Boyle. Back Row: G. Breza, F, Angelini, D. Bacsilc, R. Angel, P. Callahan, S. Billy, D. Camisi, R. Angel, R. Carson, ' Front Row: C. Ehmann, E. Elisio, A. DiColo, C. Cugasi, J. DeLia, E. Conti, J. Erni, R. Derrico, E. Chunko. Second Row: R. DeAngelo, M. De- Vaney, M. Diakiw, C. Csintala, K. Dombroski, l. Colon, P. Conti, L. Dinger. Third Row: F. Coppola, R. DiEleuterio, J. Connor, J. DeVito, T. Dymowski, J. Dolina, J. Dusichka, W. Dur- ward, W. Dunlap, D. Dalrymple, N. DiCres- ce-nzo. Back Row: G. Dobron, E, Doolan, R. Conti, L. Conti, C. LaFerrara, T. Duboski, F. Czyzyk, G. Dudkiewicz, A. Rubino, J. Con- :fanfa- Front Row: G. Fruscione, M, Haney, A. Fol- man, C. Fields, J. Giancarli. Third Row: R. detta, M. Fink, P. Gillespie, M. Gyura, D. Fan- l-larcar, S. Gerenser, J. Szweda, J. Ferrante, A. tin, A. Filidore, J. Gordon, S. Fabrizio. Second Garefino, T. Guralski, S. Guidotti, P. Foley. Row: E. Gufowski, P. Fleming, B. Halak, E. Back Row: L. l-lartsl'1orn,J. Evans, C. Gerofsky, Fowler, J. Henry, J, Gabrilowicz, C. Giovannetti, C, Fitzpatrick, T. Hardiman. J. Fruscione, D. Forman, L. Hawrylo, F. Heitz- Front Row: M. Maressa, M. Josephick, B, Hom, Lucy, E. Holtzclaw, G. Kubski. Back Row: J. M. Labbe, S. Lupo, V. Jingoli, M. Lampert, M. Mansue, G. Horvath, E. Kurocka, J. Ingalsbe, Kokorajlo. Second Row: G. Leone, P. Kiley, J. Lasecki, T. Keating, N. Krajacic, J. Kopera, V M. Jerolis, E. Kelly, M. locono, L. Kelty, N. F. Korchick. Front Row: M. O'l-lara, B. Palinkas, R. Mata liano, R, Mognancki, M. O'Shea, M. Nowicki R. Mudra, A. Paine. Second Row: P. Mazakis, T. O'Brien, K. Morrissey, K. McCafferTy, D Palmer, L. Mayer, L. Nanni, J. Milnor, J. Mc- Guire, J. Mount. Third Row: D. Morrissey, D O'l-lara, J. Norton, R. Mason, R. Miclwarski, M. Civinski, M. Mudry, G. Orsi, D. Mattaliano, S. Ogrodnick. Back Row: J. O'Donnell, M. Muha, T. Martin, W. McGhee, M. Montaldi, M. O'Donnell, A. Onofri. Front Row: M. Riley, C. Roclriquez, A. Pitonyak J. Pasqua, J. Rein, K, Peoples, M. Przychodny E, Quinn, C. Pultoralg, C. Porcu, B. Pechtl Second Row: C. Reisner, J. Panfen, T. Patter son, L. Rogoza, F. Pane, M. Rizziello, C. Quat- troni, M. Perfetfi, T. Rizziello, E, Salmastrelli C. Persiclfiilli, J. Persico. Third Row: F. Ra- gazzo, P. Kelly, W. Rahilly, K. Pavelclriak, A. Pierson, D. Ryba, P. Pilger, W. Piper, J. Kostr- zewa, E. Salter. Back Row: J. Salaga, R. Ro- botin, R. Punalski, R. Rottkamp. ? Front Row: N. Snyder, D, Snively, B. Sowa, D. Sheehan, D. Sopko, D. Scibetta, J. Simzak, R. Schnell, M. Scarlata, E. Stahl, D, Sarino, R, Sopko, J. Slack, C. Skwirut, R. Stoj, E. Savelli, Schnieder, M. Sernkowycz, E. Shurts. Second J. Santo. Back Row: L. Schrader, T. Smith, J. Row: L. Stephien, B. Scully, M. Sawyer, M. Semanslcy, A. Skwara, W. Sirnisak, W. Schroe- Silipo, J. Stella, K. Striegel, C. Saporito, C. der, G, Saxon. Solinski, E. Smajda, N. Sikirski. Third Row: P. Front Row: P. Woods, B. Todaro, N. Zollo, D. grub-er. Third Row: S. Weidl, J. Zebrowski, H. - Tome, B, Wargo, C, Zikos, L. Walsh, S. Wans- Young, F. Werkman, R. Warner, R. Catfani, E. hura, J, Ternoski. Second Row: J, Svirek, N. Thoms, D. Wooley, R. Toth, G. Zak, Back Row: Swaney, M. A. Vanozzi, P. Terry, A. Wolcott, R. Higgins, R. Voorhees, W. Tkacs, B. Turner. C. Van Horn, V. Wiacek, E, White, P, Wolfs- Front Row: I.. Brlgrnan, C. Bainbridge, L. Blal- czak, D. Bazylak, M. Abarno, l.. Barnett, K Brennan, C. Anthon, E. Brennan, C. Axton Second Row: D. Arcaro, M. Alponse, M. Billy, C, Borne, S. Blaskovitz, A. Agabiti, J. Brophy, E. Bartrarn, G. Bama. Third Row: l.. Abate, D. Brady, A. Barkasy, T. Blackburn, A. Apoldite, J. Beers, R. Bloniarz, M. Angarone, V. Blus- navage, T. Bettner. Back Row: R. Bellan, G. Blizard, C. Brodowicz, M, Bornernan, A. Beau- mont, P. Berger. Front Row: A. DuSl1ane, J. Drazek, B. Caval laro, C. Cappuccio, K. Cox, V. Clfmiariello, E Dobo, J. Drornboski, P. Caprio, J. Dargay, S. Dougherty, J. Daly. Second Row: B. DeBonis, S. Cutry, O. DuBose, B. Dynarski, K. Crine, R Cunningham, W. Comfort, M. Clark, E. Davis P, Capik, J. Davis. Third Row: J. Capotosti, T Cody, E. Croux, l-l. Conti, M. DiMattia, W. Dille D. Capotosti, R. DiRe, D. Demko, P. Corvine Back Row: D, Conklin, M. Dougherty, F. Cilien- to, A. Dickson, G. Coleman, A. DalCorso, G Ciocian, J. Cniavarone. Front Row: M, Halasz, J. Hibbs, A. Fadejaw, R. Fallon, P. Quinn, L. Guest, K. Green, B. Howard, L. Higgins, M. Foley, T. Gergel. Sec- ond Row: H. Ecklemann, P. Fell, G. Gergel, R. Granaldi, M. Furda, M. Geraus, M. Gerepka, K. Fenicsy, J. Hatrak, T. Fleming, G. Farbar, R. Garatino. Third Row: L. Hilton, J. Firman, M. Erni, A. Frascella, J. Golden, R. Falcey, M. Felo- toirch, T. Gian-Grosso, T. Getz, D. Honmann. Back Row: G. Foran, J. Hickey, M. Hoaron. Front Row: l. Maksymiw, R. Kostrzewa, M. Kloc, C. Ludwig, A. Maddox, E. Kucker, N. Lacey, C. Kelly, C. Labbe, J. Leonowicz, D. Jacobs, S. Kedzierski. Second Row: C. Hubal, S. Martini, G. Karnensky, V. Lempika, F. Lernp- ka, K. Hudik, P, Langcasky, l, Kryworucz, C. Third Row: J. Jarewski, P. Kurisko, E. Kennedy, J. Krisak, M. J. Kolesar, M. Kasper, M. Mafale N. Maisto, J. Jaremback. Back Row: P. Los cane, J. Karpac, J. Lon, S. Lizenbold, F. Kost- bar, B. Kaye, G. Kennedy. Kostbar, K. Kosul, C. Lawrence, M. Jantos. Front Row: M. Morrissey, M. Miller, D. Mur- phy, B. Moorman, K. McCarthy, E. Mills, P, Nolan, M. Nickels, D. Nealon, T. O'Gorman, C, O'Donnell. Second Row: P. Minelli, T. McCoy, G. Mazzatelli, S. Mason, J. Michaloski, E. Mizo- palko, T. Merlino, U, Nadraga, J. Mannix, C. Front Row: E. Rodriquez, M. Pintye, J. Resch, P. O'Keefe, O. Samokish, M. Rodriquez, l'l. Piechota, S. Ottaunick, S. Rosella, S. Parson. Second Row: R. Pianowski, M. Piwonski, J, Puca, M. Rudolph, J. Perretto, K. Oliver, J. Page, C. Ratkowski. Third Row: J. Pavelchak, Mercantini, A. Norusls, C, Matthews. Third Row: A. Migliaccio, J. Mattey, J. McGuire, J. Maloney, C. Nifti, J. Mognancki, M. Nowak, D. Nowicki, R. Martonick, R, Nedza, R. Negron. Back Row: D. Massara, l-l. McCarthy, J. Mur- ray, L. Nemeth, W. Okulios, R. Miller, D. Miller. J. Pisanko, W. Pierson, A. Petroni, M. Ols- zewski, T. Romejko, W. Rock, C. Ryzewski, S. Salay, F. Robinson, J. Olszewski. Back Row: A. Piccalella, R. Pampanini, E. Pasierb, J. Piotrow- ski, J. Quinn, R. Pivak, P. McCullaugh, ,T Front Row: B. Stradling, L. Stepowany, L, Yulas, M. Sirak, S. Szepanski, B. Szul, S. Tela, J. Vitel- la, M. Wolf, F. Siracusa. Second Row: P. Zera, D. Slack, P. Wargo, K. Tiyador, E. Tracey, L. White, D. Treplow, G. Seko, L. Terry, K. Stack- house, S. Wright. Third Row: F. Syrek, J. Jaworski, M. Uhal, B. Vidunas, J. Tennessee, G, Virok, E. Waltz, T. Steckel, T. Valyo, R. Welsh. Back Row: P. Spirito, W. Tyrell, T. Hamilton, R. Veres, J. Volcskai, S. Zoltanski, R. White Front Row: K. Benciyengo, l.. Buchko, V. Beve ridge, l... Alnbondanza, E. Boney, M. Elder, J Beck, M. Bejma, J. Berger. Second Row: M Kelly, K. Brown, M. Budd, C. Beres, B, Bednar, M, Buckley, A. Ball, W. Burtf, H, Callahan Third Row: R. Axion, G. Bacsik, G, Bontya K. Bellan, D, Adamczyk, J. Beakey, N. Arcaro Back Row: P. Budd, C. Barkosky, K. Ayres, R Bobik, J. Boyle, J. Adams, J. Bajzath. Front Row: H. Comfort, V. Cantarella, F. Dal- rymple, M. Caminade, I.. Coniglio, C. Collins, W. Clwianese, C. Cniarello, S. Cnunko, M. Cnia- rello. Second Row: K. Carrnignani, P. Clnapman K. Carney, M. Cimino, J. Compagnucci, E. Daily: N. Carroll, A. Cl'1ecl'1, D. Delmont. Third Row. G. Cook, J. Catana, F. Cimini, R. Caporusso, E. Ciliento, E. Coyle, V. Citrino, A. Capone. Back Row: R. Constantini, W. DeAngelo, L. Cioppi, J. Cashel, J. DalCorso, D. DeFazio, R. Campbell, J. Cavallo. Front Row: M. Demslcie, C. DiEleuTerio, K. Faraglia, E. Feniczy, J. Endebrock, l.. DiMatteo, B. Gardiner, D. DeVaney, B. Gallo, K. Fiscus, E. Garrison. Second Row: C. Folke, J. DiFilippo, E. Fasolino, V. Ferrara, D. Finnegan, K. Dov gala, V. Elfmmann, J. Fasonella, D. Gallagher, R Doolan. Third Row: J. Ettenger, R. Giordano, J. Glenn, D. Downs, G. Dews, B. Downs, G. Gojanick, A. D'Errico, J. DeVaney. Back Row: J. Faber, J. Fedorclwak, D. Fowler, G. Denels- beck, J. Funari, F. Gankiewicz, J. Gibson. i Front Row: B. Kevetf, P. Hom, M. Kokofailo, K. Holt, J. Harcar, K. Gray, K. Gufzan, L. Kar- dos. Second Row: M. Jeremback, D. Gruzlovic, M, Josephick, D. Harbist, J. Jusko, K. Hunt, K. Jesencky, L. Huber, T. Kopec. Third Row: J. Graziano, M. Haftkowycz, J. Hartleroad, C. Haney, K. Karaffa, H. Juniak, J. Jones, D. Jeff- ries, E. Kasperzak, G. Kish. Back Row: R. Kohut, J. Irmocenzi, G. Hubal, W. Kowrach, W. Kriegner, W. Hartigan, J. Jingoli, J. Halak, M. Henry. Front Row: D. Lawrence, B. Lukais, C. Kubski, S. A. Lucey, R. Lettera, J. Mataliano, V. Marsi lio. Second Row: S. Lykes, C. Leopardi, L. La cava, E. Malczan, M. Mason, J. Lempka, M Mannix. Third Row: J. Lipfak, W. Marsh, J Martin, R, McDonough, E. Maloney, C. Martin A. Lettera, R. Maher, J. Materraiak, M. Leono wicz. Back Row: D. Marchetti, G, Madar, H Logan, P. Maksimow, J. Maisto, R. La Brie, J Lagana, W. Logan, K. Kufch, Front Row: M. Kelly, K, O'GOrrnan, V. Ols- Row: A. Mognanclci, R. McGuire, R. Orendac, zewski, S. Mikurak, G, Musinslqy, C. Negron, B. G. Nelson, W, O'DonneII, C. Muglia, N. Me- Mladenetz. Second Row: M, Nelson, l-l. Mc- sanko, J. Orendac, F. Nagy, M. Mostowtt. Back Leod, M. Mitala, J, Moore, C. Osyai, F. Orlando, Row: A. Morris, M. Muehleisen, R. McGrory, M. Mitchell, R. Migliacci, M. Mitchell. Third R. Porawski, F. Ogrodnik, J. Moore, B. Nerneth. Front Row: L. Paraszczak, B. Panko, M. Ra- koske, M. Raywood, M. Pietrowski, D. Rodriques gazzo, K. Polverino, M. Picarcli, C, Pagliaro, C. L. Pucciatti. Back Row: T. Pitornyak, J. Probola Riley, K. Potter. Second Row: N. Poleo, J. R. Papssycki, C, Rupprecht, J. Piotrowski, B Pilka, G. Racine, K. Roclcal, K. Rudziewicz, J. Russo, J. Rankin, J. Piotrowski, l.. Pall, D Rossi, M. Ranucci, M. Robbins, J. Page. Third Perrine. Row: R. Pieslak, W. Pfaft, M. Roche, R. Pen- Front Row: B. Tarcza, l.. Russo, A. Sopko, G Snyder, E. Sahinides, M. Siconolti, C. Slwaddow Second Row: A. Stocchi, B. Telepun, J. Sivy, C. SanPaolo, A. Stechel, H. Slabonik, G. Tal lone, J. Snyder. Third Row: B. Seaman, D Slack, R. Russo, B. Stanzione, B. Stout, A Tobias, R, Seaman, Cu. Strigel. Back Row: l Saporito, W. Smayda, R. Ruszcsyk, S. Smiezek J. Szul, J. Solack, L. Tattoni. Front Row: P. Tykarski, M. Turgyan, R. Virok, R. Westcott, B. Whitelock, M. Warga, M. Vran cik. Second Row: T. Vogelsong, R. Valli, C Utley, C. Wojeik, J. Kedzierski, C. White, E Wasielewski, E. Wargo. Third Row: R. Wyers J. Tyrrell, R. Zoladz, G. Zamerowski, C. Van- nozzi, S. Zasowski, C. Wallace, J. Urban. Back Row: R. Wert, K. Hamilton, J. Trainor, J. Toot- hill, S. Woltsgruber, K. Yarina, S. Vlasac, A. Venanzi. ,sg 5 'if xv- M iw .1 nfl we ' iflgx H! a 1 I wwf? WILLIAM TRENT HOUSE In l7l9, two years before he came here to live, William Trent, for whom the city was named, built Bloomsbury Court, known as the Trent House today. This beautiful mansion stands on South Warren Street to this day as a permanent reminder of the distinguished statesman, who contributed so much to both Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The Trent house was the scene of many social events in Colonial days and afterwards. lt is said that: George Washington and his lady enjoyed the hospitality of Bloomsbury Court, and the Marquis de La Fayette. Ro- chambeau, and other noted Frenchmen were entertained there. lt has also been a resi- dence of three former Governors. The restor- ation of the house was started in l934. Today it is more than eighty per cent original and is preserved as a museum. - CTI ITIE A wild Cro Ns 40 wd rounds up votes for Peggy Sawyer. TUBE T 1- e A4 Peter Paul and Mary arriye at C.H.S. to cast their votes for John Connor 54-32-882 Vote for Jack McDonough! .i 3s y Q . M-r y 'f --'V 'Q .,.WWM-fsfszrgi . , 3 T UU CIL C MP IG Terry, Dot, and Lorraine agree ti'1atMcHaie'S Navy sure has changed! Kathie, iS Mike Qeffifig AI Dutko brings down the raining votes for Cynthia Cordas. eady to propose? 2 TUBE T CUU CIL , Z Jack seems aware of his responsibilities as he accepts the gavel from Msgr. Grimes as Sr. Charitas and Len Demski look on. President . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . Assembly . . Boys' Athletics . . Girls' Athletics . . Mission ..... Proctor ..... Saturday Night Dance Service ..... Social . 3 l Student Council Officers . John McDonough . . Ellen Foley . Evelyn Porr . . John Zealand . Leonard Demski . . Stephen Kaye . Lorraine Persichilli . . Marlyn Tome . . . . John Kotz . . Gertrude Simone . . . Linda Tyrrell . Kathleen Beveridge Thrift . Traffic . Usher . . L . Senior President . Senior Vice-President Junior President . Junior Vice-President Sophomore President Cynthia Cordas Joanne Zaccone . Donna Mraz James McGarigle Joseph Angelini . John Connor Margaret Sawyer . Thomas Getz Sophomore Vice-President . . Eileen Tracy Freshman President . . . James Moore Freshman Vice-President. . . George Madar M4 F.- Our Student Council leaders John McDonough and Ellen Foley receive the symbols of authority from Msgr, Grimes and Sr. Clwaritas. if '1' mugs We pledge . . . JE Front Row: Lorraine Persichilli, Gertrude Simone, Marlyn I dE I P Tome, Back Row: Stephen Kaye, Leonard Demski, John Zea and an Ve yn on UD' W F ' f Front Row: Margaret Sawyer, James MCC-larigle, Joseph Angelini, John Connor. Second Row: Eileen Tracy, Thomas Getz. Back Row: James Moore, George Madar. ,711-1-. - f7 - if .N Y' 76 2,5 -qu-nur-f 9 ffl' Kg l R, John McDonough 9+ lfxlgrv K wi -yn gl .QS 2 e 5 523 Q U 3 F 4 mnwwufl' Y Joanne Zaccone, Cynthaa Cordas, Susan Dzurisin, Donna Mraz. Kathleen Beveridge, John Kotz, Linda Tyrrell T E C THEDHAL Y E A P1 B U U K Assistant-Editor M. A. Bajzafh assists Editor-in4Chief Maryann Toothill on this year's annual. Kathy Kerrigan and Janet Lewis cut upfas usual! EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Maryann Toothill ASSISTANT EDITOR Mary Ann Bajzath EDITORIAL STAFF Dolores Bodnar Timothy Capewell Elaine Ciavatta Kathleen Kerrigan Janet Lewis Joseph Matzer TYPISTS Marilyn Hannigan Loretta Rebello Patricia Tegzes Edith Ungarini Roberta Vecera Patricia Waldron Christine Wisniewski lrene Wisniewski PHOTOGRAPHERS Gerald Moran Ronald Sopko Steven Krenckiki FINANCIAL STAFF Kathleen Butkosky Tonie Candelori Alberta Dilvlaria Geraldine DiMatteo John Hughes Marilyn Hughes Constance lorio Maureen Jenkins George Kroehling Constance Kula Maureen Lezzano Mary Ann Linik Christine Litostansky Paul Merger Celeste Nicholas Linda Zoldi Dolores Bodnar and Elaine Ciavatta check past issues of The Cathedral for ideas. Yearbook photographer Jerry Moran pauses to have his own picture taken. if wi Preparing a layout is a difficult task for Tinnrny Capewell, 7 C.H.S. S LUTE EW JEP1 U IC FE TWA X Erncee, James McGarigIe, narrates to the audience the historical background of New Jersey 108 The opening chorus salutes New Jersey's Tercentenary. i 5UUTH ANNIVER HY Colonial gentlemen lead their ladies into the Minuet. I w A ff 1 ffwz' Cathedral's own Iassie Kathy Schrader sings Heather on the Al-lill. The spotlight is focused on Anthony Salvatore at the organ e, kill Lorraine Persichilli leads a group of sophomores and seniors in a medley of Jerome Kern's tunes The finalists in the beauty pageant are escorted onto the stage by John McDonough. 4 The audience is captivated by the splendor of 'lCamelot. 1 new if Na I K . ef Love Makes the World Go Round is sung by John DeVar1ey and Lucy Paraszak. F. Coppola, as Freddie the Fiddler, hops gaily to the music. ? A, Diehl, T. Lynch, and M. E. Festa lend entertainment to a Colonial Ball. A wee bit of Scotland is added to our Music Festival James Moore and the Freshman Glee Club present Beautiful Candy. Authentic costumes add realistic touch to Ball the Coionial By the sea, by The sea . . . The beginning of the football season has the boys sing- ing fight songs of Rutgers and Prince- ton. Tum of The comm- ry bathing beauties dance on the Boardwalk in A1- lantic City. 115 Foofballsquad from Rutgers puts ts spirit into words HIIFJIBT-.1 . ,i-E H. , ,4 SC-ROLL Editor.in-Chief .,. lllanaging Editor News Editor ,. Literary Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor .. Photographer .. Cartoonist .,... The BLUE and GOLD QUILL AND SCROLL International lst Place Award CATHOLIC SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION All-Catholic Award .....,.r........ Q Q-r y ' ' '. r 'Y ,: I 15 235: N QL! Beth Burkhauser Joyce Ann Costa Bernadette Boyle .. Dennis Silage Deborah Palmer , . . . joseph Matzer Gerald Moran . Theresa Lynch Reporters M john Cahill, Winifred Comfort, Leonard Demski, lid Doolan, Alan Dutko, Ellen Foley, joan Graziano, Pat Foley, joan Gabrilowicz, Elizabeth Holtzclaw, George Kubski, janet Lewis, john Malloy, Grace O'Brien, Pat OYGOYIHZIII, Joyce Persico, Peggy '1'il0lll8S, Valerie Wiacek, Kenny Wolski, Eliz- abeth Zapilz, john Zealand, Mary Mitchell, Barbara Tifft, Mary Zikos. Typist - Patricia Povia. Reporters check assignments for the next issue of the Blue and Gold. Miss DeAngelis and Beth Burknauser admire the art work of Terry Lynch. BLUE nd 4. runqm: I, ,agg- f Elizabeth Zapitz, Winnie Comfort, and Tony Dickson receive assignments from Bernadette Boyle. GOLD Debbie Palmer shows John Cahill, Pe Thomas, and Ed Doolan the outline for next issue. QQY the Grace O'Brien, George Kubskl, Betty Holtzclaw, Dennis Silage, and Joyce Costa get tips from the style book. fe 5 ii' ii f i Sports editor Joe Matzer enlists the aid of Jerry Moran and Valerie Wiacelq UUALITY UF OUP. L DY The crowning party kneels in prayer. The sodality pays honor to Mary, Queen of May. I I 8 - 4-Q-1-f Staff writers admire the i964 edition of Windsong. W I D U G STAFF Editor-in-Chief MARY ELLEN HOWARTH Art Editor ANTHONY ROSAT! Tony Rosati, art editor, displays his abilty. Editor-in-Chief of Windsong, Mary Eiieri Howarth BLUE AND GOLD T LE T HOW Lollipops provide the theme for this tap dance number during the Blue and Gold Talent Show. Anne Diehl and Mary Ellen Festa perform their modern dance routine. 120 Four gals and a guy combine for a pleasant folk song. lll lll i 1 A prize-winning combination: Lenny Michaels, Lenny Demski, and Bob Salvatore. ? Es IUP1- F CULT G ME Never mind, John, you can have the ball, Flipper flops without his glasses, is a profit says Mr. Hillman. able thought of Dick ST. John. The crowd looks on in disbelief as muscular Mr. Cham puts one up . . . in the wrong basket. l2l CULLE E I H The annual College Night was held on January 2l by the National Honor Society under the moderation of Mr. Walter Johnson. The purpose was to acquaint students of Cathedral with the curricula offered by various eastern colleges. Repre- sentatives of these colleges were available to answer questions. 22 Patricia Nolan and her mother listen attentively to the courses offered by Notre Dame of Maryland. - ,, , Y , - Maurice Montaldi seems inter- ested in Georgetown University. D. Turner, J. Gallagher, and D. Dalyrirnple talk with Rider Newman Club representative, Mr. Marty Lombardo. 1 :lm ,lla M .eq Linda Tyrrell, Barbara Tittt, and Ellen Foley hover around Gwy- nedd Mercy College. Brother Christopher discusses the possibilities of La Salle College with Henry Serville and Frank Angelini. Jo Mary Cody and Trudy Simone attend 'fo the Child Jesus. l 2 fs S 1, 2.3 A, H 3 Sister Ancilla gives last minute instructions to N. Me-sanko and A, Morris. 4 Travelers along Bethlehem Road seek directions from the shepherds. Carol Ehmann has s for Jay Doolan. e . I .Y if 13 L A , 1-f-4 tirring words M3 .M , :em ' 5 :fe ' Ellis ' .. l ef , l 'K we l 1 l l l -wr ..,l . all Q fl .11-.- ETHLEHEM P10 A. Norusis as a captive slave, and R. Papp as Herod discuss the fate ofa prisoner. D Angel . . . . Blessed Mother Seth .... . Judith . King Herod . St. Joseph . Salome . Miriam , Hillel . CAST . Jo Mary Cody Gertrude Simone Norman Mesanko Anastasia Norusis . Richard Papp . John Zealand . Carol Ehmann Lucy Paraszak Edward Doolan 5 sf The women of Galilee gather around .lacob's well. - . 1. 5 e Q fwammuwefw 5 i 5 3 K 3 s I r i -me-fa 'Y Boys listen attentively as Father Wagner sings his rendition of Gigi, Father Wagner gives a stirring speech on the importance ot vocations. Villa Victoria helps to spread the feeling of Christmas throughout Cathedral. 42.41 it Sister Elizabeth Parente, director of music at Villa Vic- toria, smiles for the photographer. A vocational assembly on the Indian and Negro Missions was presented by a Sister of the Blessed Sacrament. l27 ,Wai s, .ff tETET E ,iii -if Father Dismas distributes Holy Communion on the last day of retreat. 128 i I With his numerous stories, Father Dismas holds the attention of the boys. 2 a T 1 1 i 4 i ,2- ,,.---.., FURLI T CLUB John Kusckar and Betty Holtzclaw proudly display the Bishop Ahr trophy to Sister Colman. Members of the Debate Team: Dennis Si- lage, John Kusckar, Richard Papp, and Bar- bara Tifft view the material for the next contest. Senior members of the Forum Club: Mary Zikos, Eileen Hartzell, Anna Greslco, Joyce Costa, Mary Ellen Howarth. 130 Through the team efforts of the Forum Club members, Cathedral won the Bishop Ahr Memorial Trophy for l964. Students from numerous Catholic high schools participated in the tournament which enabled a select few to take part in the national contest held in Denver. e f ,. 1 me ff ,. . .. .,.. ,i f...f R DHI 5 CLUB Connie Kula helps Joe Matzer store radio club material, i ri., i He AI Skwara, Len Demski, and John Kusckar get a charge out of the radio club. 6 FUTURE UBSES CLUB Future Nurses are Christine Litostansky, Laverne Bevilacqua, Maryann Toothill, and Joanne Zaccone. President of the Future Nurses Patricia Marder with Treasurer Joanne Pecht, and Vice-President Susan Hoffman. GLEE CLUB EUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS UESANHHUCA I3 EUTURE TEACHERS UE AMERICA The officers Mary Arm ridge, J Kremper. F.B.L.A. Offncers, President Susan Kall, Secretary Lmda Tyrrell. L.,,Wwwm E g I W i K '-'-N-' .. '1 , -l? l , Hun... .Nm WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING This beautiful building, a memorial to those who served their country, is of classic design with appropriate interior decoration. Seating nearly 2,000 people in the main auditorium, it is the scene of concerts, operas, and community gatherings of all kinds. lt has a smaller hall used for dances, lectures, and contains the offices of the Boy Scouts Council and the Veterans organizations. Cathedral holds many of its activities in the War Memorial. The annual Music Festival, the Senior Christmas Ball, and the Junior Prom take place in its spacious halls. UCI L .vfmaew-aw www .Maman , mmm zz. ,gf X 'gk Aff K i X? B yr - fd? .. ,:.f, tw' 91: an I Y N . +3 ima, I hw my i s w e 4 HUUTENANN G. Jingoli, and G, Breza, join in the dancing which followed K. Kawalek, J, Kotz, J. Zealand, B. Salvatore swing to When the Saints Go Marching In the l-loot. E. Zapifz and D. Palmer seem enfranced by J. De Vi'ro's singing. - HULID Y FRULIC The Queen and her escort, Denis Salarnandra pose happily. ,- A, s. gf p 'sw K F Delighted and surprised, Eiieen Riley is crowned Queen of Hoi Four charming couples enjoying each other's c uf?-c iday Frolicf' ompany. X A, ,.,,, A if s XX is J' as . 6 434' ff , . if 4165.9 ya if 5 . v Af' .F 14 171 , ,gf 1: Nm tr? vi ii? xf Q-w ffwwuu iiAi'1, ha, you spiked The puncn again! Flowers are a girI's best friend, agree E. Hutchinson, R. Nelson, M. Howarth. I X a 1 I IV ff r 0 Q . x S War. 1 s fa f' of il WZ ' s we-...M-.. U- ,Lu 4 . Q any z - 'Q ' 4 QM , , . id fW q'sv-, y H553 5 . Q 1 . M' 3 Q ' A 4 3 Y Tfwnvi 6 rf? 15.5 5 a 4 Q X :aff -4 , Y I 1. ,fff ?,-P' f.l...f I r'.r',ff .J .J gif!! f ..!.X..- nw' ff .f M! unp- ,H ' ml 1--,,xmwA , .Lx ,M Mu Av X. N- ,f ,,w.W,- JL 1 I if ,WNW , Q xi A...- 4,-m,f,x.f Nw 'M,Q,,f, eff, J.-J e2 J,-fx .fu ,.'J.,1,.,f' ,J ,Q J JNJVJ MXH? 4 A x ' 4 -V., 'wi , , 'x, G Jiw'-f4fc! . .fN-.91-vx' lVIcIiUNIiEY'S FERRY HOUSE From December 7, l776 until January 2, 1777, the destiny of the United States ot America hung in the balance at Trenton. Here, General George Washington, by executing one of the most brilliant tactics of his military career, struck a stunning blow at British mili- tary superiority in the Revolutionary War. The crossing of the Delaware River at McKonkey's Ferry by Washington and his army, in the early morning ot December 26, l776, was the strategic move that made possible the subse- quent victory that was the turning point in the Revolution. Before taking up the march to Trenton, Washington is said to have rested at the Old Ferry House, now maintained by the State ot New Jersey as an historic shrine in Washington Crossing Park. WIN TE PORT VARSITY SOCCER Donald Licciardello CCD Carl Pre-to CCD Vincent Ardery CCD Richard Papp Stanley O'Grodnick Ores Nadraga Charles Fitzpatrick Stephen Gerenser Joseph Salaga James O'Malley Thomas Smith Richard Welsh James Faber Ronald Croux John Kopera Raymond Micharski JUNIOR VARSITY John Giquinto Dennis Gallagher Patrick McCullagh Patrick Spirito Donald Morrissey Anthony Leopardi Lawrence Schrader Chester Skwirut John DiFilipo Monsignor Grimes is an ardent tan. , W Q W Qi it - 4.-, ,., ,Q ffm if' My . eg' '1 7 sw 2 :I t iq -,ii , 113' ' Vzfj g 'JTQ 2. 5 Y? is -7 ' ,3 u,.0'L Q '15 - - A qw' A. M A ' T -W MM: . U I fyyi afzff. . ' Q 1, ,E 1lif:fm? ?:f 1 , ,J + , 1 Q' A, L I V W ,. fr -rg ,313 k Z if its .Q W I . V- .5 x ., tw ,X 'ff-as if-.3 may fi. my Stan Ogrodnick heads to safety with Tom Smith, Carl Preto, and Dick Welsh on back up. Although the soccer team didn't have a winning season, it showed very promising aspects. Our team has been playing much better ball and has given numerous teams a rough time. lt has been only through tough hustling that this occurred and not one team can say they had an easy victory, because they didn't. It they were victorious it was a close tilt and they had to fight to do so, Although plagued with the loss of senior captains Carl Preto, Don Licciardello, and Vince Ardery and Rich Papp, our team has been developing its talent and should look forward to an up and coming season. a.pk,,,,, .-.. .ww V. Ardery heads toward ND. goal. 1 ,,,m.wf,. 1, 31 01 an. lf ZW L K 1. , ky: J k k I4 6 M-11.4, Wmifs' fa 1 wyfdlam 5 1 1'9M ,f 'I I 5, i , '-r' I QW 'gh' iw ' x fav if 44 4 1 ,W we -if ,,7 up ff ., , w , K D. Licciardello and V. Ardery present offensive threat , um, , H v at . V, f N f. wrwy., ,, . 1 , , ,, . , , , ... , . M ,. Y W M4 if u . J'3'7f'N yi. J. 1 y4wL,, . ,1w-v ' I r,-ffj,,'1. , ., , N in ' -aww, ,ff 'W 1 ' 9' Ag, KGHHM fl M, ..,v..n M. f, ,MV I 1,-4 f 4 ,.,4-' - .,.,, , , , ' . -V' ' L, .'QfA'll ' X- H '. KY ,.d flf' , fr' - W,-'., A . f M XM ',fY,,+m3j ,fy . 'fwdzffi 1,6-' Mfwmw. ,Mn ',fvg,??'2L1,g4,,, 5 lffqgg-J, , '-'fx wf75,,,1'f?4f an if , N E, Croux fights to gain possession. -W 4-mm M- Q YQ' Y fm. 7 y.,,wf-qs Af , .4 ,R ,fmq ew ,Q A 2 K, x 'ff 1 . , A , A' ff x f , , A L ,, ,xg A. 'J' ,' 4+ M' 1 if 'm - BY. ' Nj J' A .V K A, K ,f pk EW,-vw Y 'Q k A A Q A A f- ,yaw'I1i,f1 iz , 'V W . , W. A i D Joe Sa!aga in close play. en. . , I W, VW: H- W ,Y , A 'VV' ,f we ,rm ,Q 147 4 C THEDPI Ace dribbler Tony Nitti shows his stuff against this ND, defender, TU NA AN SCORES Cathedral Opp. Cathedral Opp 54 Msgr. Bonner , . 64 60 Notre Dame . . 74 l3 Power Memorial . . 36 6l Holy Cross . . . . 74 75 Father Judge . . 73 60 St Mary, South Amboy . . 72 44 Trenton . . 56 50 Camden Catholic . . 52 62 St. Peter's . . 48 41 Trenton . . . 7l 77 St, Anthony . . 56 72 Holy Cross . . . 65 58 Don Bosco . . . 50 89 St. Peter's, N. B. . . 73 55 Camden Catholic . . . 6l 5l Notre Dame , , 49 73 St. Mary, South Amboy . 65 65 Holy Cross . . 59 65 Essex Catholic .... 64 83 Notre Dame . . 68 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Cathedral Opp. 54 Audubon . . 53 49 Trenton .... . 69 STATE TOURNAMENT 53 St, Joseph's . . . . 56 VARSITY TEAM Tony Nitti, Bill Suta, Al Kovach, Coach Wally Colender, Captain Mike Fesko, Coach Phil Kecmer, Tony Massari, Mark Werkman, Vince Ardery. lm' Mark lBearl Werlsman drives through the St. Anthony defense. 1 The Cathedral Gaels accomplished what many sports writers call re- markable. Playing such high ranked teams as Power Memorial and Trent- on l-ligh left Cathedral with a l2-lO record. The reason the 63-64 sea- son was so outstanding was the fact that the Gaels went into the game as the underdog, played as a team, and came out the victors. Cathedral placed second in the Capitol City Tournament and was the last team in Trenton to remain in the State Tournament where it placed in the semi-finals. Camden Catholic lost this rebound as both Mark Werkman C547 and Al Kovach H445 go high for it. Al Koyach snares another rebound from Trenton High. lt's mir1e, says Tom l-lardiman as an N.D. player looks greedily at The ball -K. e' Coach Colender shouts an order as the Gael bench eyes the action. 1 'X My 5, 1 MSW Jiri it Bear Werkman is clobbered while pulling down another rebound for the Gaels. l i Cathedral students display their school spirit at the NJSIAA Tournament game. Expressions of our cheerleaders speak for themselves during the State Tournament Semi-finals JU IUR V H ITY B ETB LL Determined and spirited the J. V. team ended with a successful record, lO-8. The squad received valuable experience for the upcoming varsity season. The Cathedral predicts that many surprises will be in store for Gael fans in the next few years. 6 Bill Furda hoops another two against Notre Dame. Cathedral 53 45 58 51 83 62 98 7l 81 64 56 74 66 67 49 63 65 58 SCORES Msgr. Bonner . Power Memorial Father Judge . Trenton . . . St. Peter's, N. B. . St. Anthony's . Don Bosco . . Camden Catholic St. Mary's, Sout Essex Catholic Notre Dame , Holy Cross . . St. Mary's, Sout Camden Catholic Trenton . . . Holy Cross . St. Peter's, N. B. Notre Dame . h Amboy h Amboy Opp 63 57 65 44 49 45 82 60 54 55 66 68 65 50 55 65 68 76 VX, lx. ,,e,,.f ' ,PGPV S, 5' Junior George Breza attempts to score against a determined Camden ball club Front Row: L. Nemeth, W. Furda, J, Pisanko, C. Nitti, J. Olszewski. Back Row: P. Berger, R. Miller, J. Quinn, S. Zoltanski, G. Pasierb, W. Tyrrell. 7 i will Lou Nemeth attempts to shoot over a persistent Notre Dame player. F-I-G-l-l-T is the Call of the Gaels. l58 A tight defense is applied by the opposition as Carmen Nitti till tries to pass off. .:. Q 'W l Q 1, A 2 -c -f X 1- 401 .H ix 017, an Q l ,Y ' Q Front Row: B. Kohut, J. Jingoli, J. Halak, R. Campbell, J. Ettehger. Back Row: J. Adams, J. Fedorchak, J. Bajzath, Coach Philip Kecmer, J. Faber, B. Bobik. 60 Freshman Jack Adams dribbles toward the basket against Christian Brothers. . PRES MAN ETB LL This year, Cathedral's freshman basketball team went undefeated in its entire campaign. They com- piled an impressive i5-O record, successfully capturing seven of these victories on the road. Combining determination and fight with all around good ball-handling, the Frosh squad was able to win all but one of its games by lop-sided scores. For these freshmen it was the.first time they had played together as a single team, However, with the fine coaching of Mr. Phil Kecmer, their individual abilities were combined to form a smooth running unit, excelling in both defensive and offensive plays. Congratulations are extended to Mr. Kecmer who guided his freshmen through a perfect season, and to the freshman team, lt looks like a rosey basketball future for C.H.S. J 7 'scones Cathedral Opp. 62 ' Junior No, 3 .,..,.., .... 4 5 69 Junior No. l ......... ,... 4 5 72 Holy Cross ......... .... 4 3 62 Junior No. l ..... 7--- ---- 57 55 St. Anthony's .,..... Q .... 7- 41 94 1: Junior No. 2 ......... -,g .... '42 70 Notre Dame ....... ---Q 55 86 Junior No. 3 ......... .... 5 7 58 Notre Dame ,... QQ- .... 50 lO2 Junior No. 2 ..........,. ....... 3 2 55 Christian Brothers ....... ....... 3 9 53 Christian Brothers ,... ..A.... 5 2 69 St. Ar'ithony's .... ......, 4 l 88 Reynolds -,- ..... -- 53 88 Grice --. ..... -- 65 These four Gael frosh are set for a rebound. lol Jolm Jingoli shoots for Gael Frosh. ls this basketball or ballet? J. Jingoli C503 grabs the ball for the undefeated freshmen. 162 B. Bobik and J. Bajzath await the outcome of Jim Faber's attempted block Qfxsx H. Looks like the Gael frosh are out for blood. 163 Q of is ,W GIRL EXCEL I 4 li , XYJ Front Row: Pat Woods, Pam Kiley, Barbara DeBonis, Judy Daly, Peggy Pippitt, Second Row: Sherri Curry, Terry McCoy, Barbara Wargo, Linda Guest, Beverly Howard, Pat Fell. Third Row: Mary lacono, Bernie Boyle, Judy Sands, Elaine Fowler, Carol Salinski, Janice Vaccaro, Back Row: Anne Michaloski, Lorraine l-lawrylo, Ellen Kelly, Libby Hutchinson, Maureen Harnett, Pat Lawlor. 4 is - AN ll, DEPE TE The girl's varsity squad at Cathedral High School has always been num- bered among the best. This year the girls have lived up to their reputation by going undefeated in their entire campaign. By using a well-balanced attack as their key weapon, the team was able to complete its season with an impressive 23-O record. ln the Round Robin Tournament the girls won a triple victory, Because of the excellent playing of the entire team and the expert guidance of Miss Barbara McDonald, the coach, the girls completed the l963-64 basketball season as the Central Jersey Girl's Basketball League Champs. We, at C.H.S., proudly congratulate Miss McDonald and her team for a splendid season and wish them the same success in the future. V SCORES Cathedral Opp. 42 Point Pleasant ..,..,. ,,,.... 2 3 42 Camden .......,.... .... 2 8 33 Point Pleasant ,...... ,.,. l 8 f 36 Camden ......... ...... .... l 4 30 Haddonfield .....s - ,..,..... ,,,. 9 , ' 28 Belmar .............. ---..-- 26 my 47 sdufh Amboy ..,.,,, .,.. 1 3 4 Q 42 si.sPefer'S .,........ ,,..., , 25 37 St.'JOseph's .H... ....... 2 O 42 St. Peter's ....... .,.,.,. 3 3 40 Long Branch .,.... N, 18 39 South Amboy ,..,, .,,,,,, 2 2, 39 St. Joseph's ---- l8 36 Haddonfield ,,..,.. ,..W,,, 2 l 40 Notre Dame ....... ...,,,. 2 S 4 43 Haddonfield ,,,.,, ,,,A,,, 2 0 49 Belmar ...,....... ,,,.,., 2 8 42 Long Branch ,..... ......, 3 O 32 Notre Dame ...... .... l l 4l Alumnae ..s. ,..,.,. 3 O A jump ball marks the beginning ot another game l65 The opposition finally gets the ball. Senior Bernie Boyle shows how defense is to be applied. Anne Michaloski applies the defensive touch against St. Joseplffs. lt's anyone's ball but our girls never say die. sffffiz. ig, iw i ffi a : 1. i 1 f ile - Q -azgiwez , W1 s- ,A , ' f ,Ev 4 , . i ,L i ,L is i 135 Q, ff' 5 Q w e 259 1 if -f-' 1 .1 'I C 1 R3 s I I K .ay Inf' l ,, - V V ,k. ,V Officials Rosemarie Mudra and Dot Stothart share the table with girls from St. Josepl'i's. A jump shot for Judy Sands as the girI's top gunner hopes for two more. Coach Miss Barbara McDonald plans strategy between quarters. N T69 SWAMP ANGEL Monuments in Trenton commem- orating the Civil War are few in comparison with the number that mark the Revolutionary War. One of the most popular, the three- hunclred pounder Parrot gun, the Swamp Angel, had nothing to do with Trenton's participation in that war. It was used by Union General Gillmore in the swamps west of Morris lsland near Charleston, South Carolina. The Union army, at the time, was bombarding the Confed- erate forces under General Beaure- gard in Charleston, about five miles away. On the morning of August 22, at l :3O o'clock, the first shell with a percussion fuse to be used in the United States was fired from the l'Swamp Angelf' lt was also the first poison-gas shell ever fired into a city. On its thirty-sixth shot the breech of the Swamp Angel blew out of its jacket. The battle ended in a Union victory on September 7, l863. Later, the Swamp Angel was purchased with other condemned weapons and sent to the Trenton lron Works to be melted down, The gun was identified and set up as a monument and is now located in Cadwalader Parkt PHI G PORT CROSS CDU RY Front Row: T, Gian-Grasso, J. Graziano, F. Cappola, R. Ball, J. Ettinger. Back Row F Robn R B ll J. Ad R. Mill J. Jin oli J. Ba'zath R, Kohuf, J. Bo le, K. Kutch son, . e an, ams, er, g , 1 , y Tyrrell, R. Carson, J. Fedorchak. MEETS PENNINGTON COUNTY MEET PRINCETON EWING HUNDERTON HAMILTON STEINERT SAINT. ANTHONY'S 172 HCI-4 , fi, . W- , A 'L . HEEERE they come! fs -.N . - , . . . + ' f C1 V?-uf .' ' 5,9 L V, . an ,UI N Q-,.iAjm,v v Egg Ll I 4 . ' H- Y, f' - M, f 7: Q-, ' fix,-. fl-2 ,- 'Nm' , mu .. 'Jigga 'ff A' ,fini A 'QMWW7 3,11 11. ,j-z,,'sf,.:,.-f,4,,,l,,? 3 4 isa - .- h,'f,,,.jV,' Boopski flips his discus. Frank Angelini displays his form. 173 McDonough sights a Mig. Carson cruises? S- Q Miller, Gerofsky, Bellan, and Ball line up. 174 Coach Riley gives last minute instructions. The 1964 Track team and coach, Mr. Riley , 175 M R. Seamon sees clear sailing. McKeon executes a perfect leap. Ballet anyone? ' John Hughes clears to place. 176 ,'r,f Saxon explodes. Watch out Whale, it's coming back! Joe Perry closes in. Look at me, I'm a flag. Bob McDermott Bob Salvatore TENN The T964 Tennis Team 179 LL , You're kidding me, umpf' is the expression written on this opponent runner, as first baseman Carmen Nitti completes the play. First base coach Mr. Holsman gives Carmen running instructions. Senior Tony Nitti lays into this pitch. He ended up with a double 181 Tony Nitti twists into base! Vince Ardery heads for the base at top speed. 182 if! Q. ns, X M. ,V ,. 'iw 4. f xx x un. A ,Hd , ze ,z x- . , 'K -.ff rw . '1 'Q , 3. ,, ,uf f 1- Y 7 1. W ff ' if , . , . A .W G f A - ww ug , WS, A .11-ww ' + ' Awjgffyt y Av ., . if S' , 1 'fi ' ' 1 x U..-1 yn. TH 2' wwe: . at , -f x 7 S. ., - 'f ,. , .,-,P . Q , ., .rv- - . , fi. ,n,,+,..f. ,M Mun , ,dv ML, , K ,V ,R A 47 . W. , Q., ' Af . gy xy-A lv: L , L. - '13, X' . A - A 1 , ' W' -95 gy, I , N V' A K' ,M .fc D L' 44 'Nu 'l v .' ws? -f Awfq, - K ,,,, q ,,- wsu.. ,F . I I 5 . K , , v IJ' K s K 4' My 2-,,, A1131 Ia , 2 ' 'O f 1 A W f Y 'W' 7 f M ' .0 hw 2' 'wi Joe DeVito is safe at first on a close play. 183 ,Md,4,.,w ,, -xv ,, 5 5, -N 4 A+ ,wx . WM, hw, 2 QI mah , ,gag My 171'- mae I 1 -q 9 4 , W--,pmwmvf 1 ' ln' ' W W. ws 4 T-l,,.w ' L 'Gyn' 5 -ww-L1 ' ' .WMWHIW f f V , , Q, A rf ,IW ,Ai , 3. fqi R. lil Q , 'HM . 155135 Q' ,f 1-,gi .2 fi if 'H ,U fa Q: -ww .xg -.QQ A. I ' X ffl'f:Q5?1ix:S af Mi-, isp ' I if ff? if Honorary Patrons Most Reverend George W. Ahr Most Reverend James J. Hogan Very Reverend J-ohn E. Grimes Very Reverend William Fitzgerald Reverend Christopher Heulitt Reverend William Maguire Reverend Alfred Smith Reverend George Ardos Reverend Thomas Ryan Reverend Ernest Siska Right Reverend Paul Hammond Reverend Hugh McGovern Business Patrons AL'S AUTO BODY SERVICE, INC. FRANK A. CLARICI G SON FREEHOLD KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL al4I672 KUCKER-HANEY PAINT COMPANY ROMA SAVINGS C1 LOAN ASSOCIATION A Adams Rental Er Sales Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. 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