Don Bosco High School - Bosconian Yearbook (Ramsey, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

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Written across the cover in rope is the name - The Bosconian. For those who do not judge a book by its cover, we have accompanied it with the above mentioned batch of papers which follow through with the nautical theme. It is by these papers and the recorded matter contained there in that we, the Senior Class of '56, sincerely hope you will judge the Bosconian. These pages contain the joys and tribu- lations of the school year, the activities which have taken place during that time and the people who have made them possible. Contents x 'Ve Ca. KX. '56 ,X Y .f jf, .1 .4 -4, ' rf --'Af ' -Q-,Aa Activities jf at tg 'rt 2 - We-7,q-S-f' 'f3f Q, J x ii if ff: .Z .. Ni!! if pj.- F5 'ii ' fl ,jgnb V' 1' ,W-454 H ' Fefe 132125 ,f , . ft twig j 1 TH Q A, di 5, fx... E-.ppl Y l lx Q f 3 'X xx F.. 'Ty X X K 4, 5,4 Y! ' ,t,. Q .. fax j, Kp gf -. 4 1,4 Seniors I-L Underclasses - ... . 4 , ' i, i .,s ' . V f ,'.s , are ' .t-t3?'Q-, M 'W ' ,ae -eff , .. ' ,WY , - .1.-J. 'ry N . ' ,vii Athletics 1 7, 7 l 4 4-5 lf- if pan Quaid grime! 'Swv-va. Blau 'Am-1 OFFICE. of THE DlilEC7OF RAMSU 9-0065 December 8 , l955 My dear Seniors: The feast of our Lady immaculate, patroness of our country and all Sale sian foundations, is a most appropriate date for me to pen these few remarks for your 1956 yearbook, the Bosconian. Besides being one of the largest graduating classes of your Alma Mater, you are the first senior class to have benefited from the use of lrnmaculata 1-La1l's modern facilities. Your gratitude for these opportunities should be expressed in your continued and intensified devotion to our immaculate Mother, the Help of Christians. The message l leave with you is based on the slogan or program of life left by St. John Bosco to his followers - the apostolate for the salvation of youth. This objective he incorporated in the brief prayer to Mary, recited three times every evening as follows: Dear Mother Mary, ever Virgin, help me to save my soul. May l exhort you never to omit this prayer, which serves as a constant reminder of the ultimate goal of your life f the salvation of your immortal soul. The prayers and merits of the vast Salesian family will always accompany you through life. That your days may abound in blessings and God's grace is the sincere prayer of Yours affectionately in Christ, K J . Father H nry A. Sarnowski. S.D.B. Director 'Gr -'inn-.4-Q--W-r FATHER HENRY A. SARNOWSKI, S.D.B DIRECTOR Facult Front row: Rev. A. Sokol, Rev. H. Sarnowski, Rev. A. Saluppo, Rev. A. Avclla. Buck row: Rev. J. Sokol, Rev. A. Guzik, Rev. A. Slomka, Rev. M. Bogucki, Rev. 1. Bujorek. Front row: Bro. R. Ferguson, Bro. J. Wocxdscwn, Bro. W. Dempsey, Bro. II. Peterson. Back row: Bro. A. Sesto, Bro. J. Jeffcoat, Bro. W. Pruschowitz, Bro. D. Zarkowski, Bro. X. Aracil. H-0 REV. ALFRED SOKOL, S.D.B. REV. ALFRED AVELLA. S.D.B. Prefettg Elementary Algehral Prefect of Stutliesg Elementary Algebra IA, Library Science ID, Speech I. v-at 41 ,rf REV. ADAM SALUPPO, S.D.B, REV. JOSEPH BAJOREK, S.D.B. REV. JOSEPH SOKOI.. S.D.B. Catechist, of the resident studentsg Catechist of the day stutlentsg English Physics III, IVQ Chemistry lVg Re- Algcbra ID, Religion IIA, IIC, IC, IIIA, IIIB, IV, Religion IIB. Iigion IA. IIIB, Apolgctics lVg Infimariang Pro- jcctionest. 9 Mt .r iw...-,K REV. MARTIN BOGUCKI, S.D.B. REV. JOSEPH PANKOWSKI, S.D.B. REV. JOSEPH HAI-UCH, S-D-B4 Intermediate Algebrag Latin III, Greek. Religion IIIAQ IB, ID, English IIAg Pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary IIB. Church, Mahwah, N. J. REV. ARTHUR SLOMKA, S.D.B. Organist, Secretary BRO. ANTHONY SESTO, S.D.B. English IA, IIC, History IB, IC. REV. ANTHONY GUZIK, S.D.B. Missionary BRO. HARRY PETERSON, S.D.B. Latin IB, IDg English IDQ Library Science IA, IC, Speech I. BRO. ROBERT FERGUSON, S.D.B. Latin IAg Geometry IIIB, IIB. Trigonometry IV, Adv. Algebra IV. ln. . Q BRO. JAMES JEFFCOAT, S.D.B. Biology IIA, IIB, IIC, Latin IIAQ Li brary Science IB, Speech I. 'lr-Q... Nw F1 a.,4 I BRO. WILBLIR DEMPSEY, S.D.B. Geometry IIA, IIC1, IIIA, French I, II BRO. 'IOIIN XWOODSON, S,D.B. English IC, Latin ICQ, Civics Ill, IV .VN 'in-I' MR. ROBERT ORTONE Assistant Music Director 1 X . W 1 .A Q. ,I-in Wg Q? BRO. WALTER PRUSCHOWITZ, S.D.B. History ID, Spanish IIA, IIB, German IIIA, IIIB, Latin IV. BRO. XAVIER ARACIL, S.D.B. Latin IIIA, IIIB, IIC, Spanish I, II. '3' MR. BERNARD ABBENE Dramatic Director 161, 1 if -..-Z' BRO. DONALD ZARKOWSKI, S.D.B Latin IIB, Elementary I, Algebra IB, English IB, History IA. 5. f f 4 Q we R I MR. ERNEST E. ORTONE Music Director MR. VINCENT HEROLD Physical Education Instructor A . MR. CHARLES E. DOOLEY Secretary MR. CLARK FOLSOM Assistant Athletic Director MR. ALFRED SEMENZA MR. FRANK DOYLE Glee Club Instructor Secretary, Coach of Basketball MR. JOHN RosELL Football Coach ,dir my-W MR. EDWARD FLINTA MR. EDMUND GUER1N1 MR. RALPH ENTWISTLE Accordion Instructor English IV, III A, III B, Aff Insffuftof Civics 111 '52 al ' 15 M Si, fx: Q .1 V2 - i fbi' I YQ Q! l 5 3 15 5 ju I 3 y 1 1 f 11 W P . .Q ., if ' 'Q +. v '- ' ,iH i f ,,3.,. . - X x L 7 x .,, H 4 , . . . gt -N .Q ' 2 7. i X. I lx Q E . , . xxx .., X K 3 Wx x 2, H - fa Q S ids K 5 34 . X '1 - x .1 ' - - -4 - .11 x -, . .518 , in Y i 'f' - X K KN X La r M 'L L! '. Y ., ? . ,- x -. .ffm - X 3 f ' xv 'A , ,,.f , , . K .0 X , 'Inf' . I . I . - ,. ,, . , .- I M , 5 , g U ,' h 4fi?' 41 . P. .. , Q xt I L xi 3 W U ., Q U I ' :f ' , . km. ,. .w.,,'f K . ,. 1-w M :-,. . .9- ' .,. ,N-' 4 V V 5 f , HJ fl aw-. ' 'A if W ' 4. V ff! 4 ., v .A 5 ' 1 5 . , V - . . i 537 ii .. , 1 is A 7 77: i ix fx 1 h l my , f ' f gre ' f . f ,. 3,' ?5f.'ff' , -T... 'fig A' I Z! ,.:7f Pm! ml. . CW JOHN CAMPBELL Johnny is one of the most versatile athletes at Bosco. He has proven himself to be a serious student and indispensable on the Baseball diamond. He is the kind of guy you like to have around. johnny plans to take Business Administration in College. J.V. Baseball 1, 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Pres. of St. Joseph Sodality 35 Class Vice President 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 1, 2, Cross Country 3. KEVIN CARBERRY Kev is a quiet day student from Ramsey. Although he has been at Bosco only two years he has made many friends. He is known for his reliability and shining character. These traits make us feel certain that Kev will become a success in what- ever field of endeavor he chooses. Altar Boy 3, 4, Sodality 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 45 Purveyor 3, 4. tl ,Ji 1 1 ,xi 'W'f1fl'. I I . A A , WALTER CHAZOTTE Walt is a waiter by request and a caddy by choice. For two years he was sports reporter for the school paper. His strong arm makes him indispensible in the outfield. He hopes to be riding on clouds next fall at the U. S. Air Force Academy. Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 41 Freshman Baseball lg Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g School Paper 3, Purveyor 2, 3, 4. KEVIN CURLEY Kevin came from Tenafly in his junior year. His ambition is to be a businessman in a large firm. He hopes to attend Ford- ham Business School. His big interest is golf and whenever a holiday rolls around he is likely to be found on the nearest golf course. Intramurals 3, 45 Purveyor 3, 4. FREDERICK DiMARIA Fred, a Lodian, has been a day student for two years. When he drives his 1954 Chevrolet into the driveway of the school you are guaranteed to be met with a winning smile. Fred has been popular for his Liberace piano-playing, and his fine physique. We are sure that in the years to come Fred will be a big success in the Law profession, which he hopes to study in Seton Hall. Glee Club 5, 4g Intramural Football 5, 4. HENRY DORRITY Hank is a four year man from Rochelle Park. He proved his importance on the cross country and was active in other activities. With his humorous personality he has made many friends at Bosco. In the future Hank plans to take up Busi- ness Administration at Seton Hall University. GOOD LUCK HANK! ! ! Camera Club 1g Sodalityg Fencing 13 Glee Club l, 23 Cross Country 1, 3. will ROBERT FLETCHER Whenever there is a good time going Fletch is always in the middle of it. Hailing from Hasbrouck Heights he was accepted as one of the boys with his witty attitude and great personality. A shrewd and tactful basketball player he made varsity and he was also very active in all other sports. In the fall Bob plans to enter Seton Hall and take a B.A. course. GOOD LUCK BOB! Basketball 3, 49 Baseball 3, 49 Intramurals 3, 43 Altar Boy 3, 4. I'm all man too! DONALD ENNIS Don is another four-year man at Bosco. This ace track man from Rockaway has been one of the sparks of the senior class Known for his wit and jokes in a drag session he has backed up his words many times by his terrorizing 145 pounds We always remember Don as a great guy. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2 3 4 Cr s Country 2, 3, 43 Sodality 45 Fencing 1, 2, 3g Class officers 7 Intra murals, l, 2, 3, 43 Color Guard 3, 4. Who? it from, Don? V: -5 af -,r ao. LEO FLYNN Another four-year man from jersey City, Leo has made himself popular with his cheerful joking. Working in the superiors diningroom hasn't slowed him down any on the track, where he has excelled the past two years. A better than average student, he expects to attend St. Peter's College next year. Good luck Leo, we know you'll make the grade. Freshman Baseballg Sodality lg Altar Boy lg Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, j.V. Basketball 25 Purveyor 3, 43 Varsity Baseball Mgr. 3, Track 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 35 Basketball Mgr. 5, 4. STEAM Wbui.9 A ball player? I ,W J A 18 WILLIAM F ONTANA Enthusiasm and friendliness are qualities suggestive of Willie . His faith in our track team was rewarded when the thin clads took the Jersey State Champs. Planning Chemistry as his future career, he will attend college after graduation. Band l, 2, 5, 4, Track Mgr. 2, 3, 45 Year Book Staff 4. Top 196761 information? . Y -N 'ifv f Hein: 1 , . , K. P . ,pf if GR MICHAEL GALLO From the peaceful town of New Milford four years ago came that easy-going, pleasant guy, Mike Gallo. He is active in all school activities from baseball and tennis to dramatics and the sodality. Having a very controversial character, Mike is ready to argue any point he believes to be right. Good luck to a swell guy! ! Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Sec. Sodality 31 School Paper Staff 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Cross Country 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. All-around athlete. FRANK GREGUS Frank, known for his forecasting ability, is our weatherman from Emerson. Ask him about the weather and you'll receive an accurate estimate for a week in advance. His ambition, oddly enough, is to be a chemist. We wish you the best of , luck in your future studies. Sodality 2, 3, 43 School Paper 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2. Ten-minute break. ...-ni ai' 19 JOSEPH GRYszKo joe came to Bosco in his second year and since has made more friends in number than the total population of his home town, Boonton. Determination, both on the basketball court and in his studies, friendliness, and blond hair mark his ap- pearance. Jungle jim will surely leave a lasting impression on our memories, and we wish him the best of luck in his future plans. Varsity Basketball 35 Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3, 43 Softball 3, 45 Football 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Wh0'J idea ir tbir? 20 ROBERT HARLOW' Bob is one of the most likeable fellows in the senior class. He is always mixing with the boys and spreading his humor and good nature. A real hard worker, he is always ready to help out with his artistic talent. Bob plans to take up Chemistry. Altar Boy 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Frosh Basketball, j.V. Baseball 2g Base- ball 3, 4g Cross Country 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. F11 never flop trying. RAYMOND HOAGLAND Ray, who hails from Jersey City, is one of the better athletes of Don Bosco. Known for his ambitions in sports, and in school, he has become one of the well-liked guys. Always try- ing to get away with something. QHe frequently leads the class in marks, conduct marks that is.J We will always re- member Ray as a Great Guy . Basketball l, 2, 5, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 33 Track 4. Hmmm . . . N o write-up today. H I LOUIS HERRERA Lou, Latin-man from Manhattan, or otherwise known as the Cuban Kid , previously attended Military High School in Havana, Cuba, and Teaneck High School. His undying faithfulness for his Bums finally paid off in their winning the series. His comical impersonations have been the center of many a good laugh. He will be greatly missed here at Don Bosco. Yearbook Illustrator fig Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Should I . . . or .rbouldn't I. . 1. .'k. I K 1122?-., 9,-. - .31 'f :F 1' - Q 15 me Qi S f s 2 .rt-QQT. . ': Ht ii ffm 21 RAYMOND KEENAN DONALD BASIL Don is a four year man from Ramsey who immediately went to the hearts of his fellow classmates when he announced that his father was the proud owner of a Ramsey Sweet Shop! I-Ie is known for his smiling face and jovial personality, which seems to liven up even the dullest classes. Don also takes an active part in many of the school's activities. Altar Boy l,2,3,4g Purveyor 1,2,3,4g Dramatics l,2g Camera Club lg Glee Club 1,25 Track 1,23 Cross Country 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Veni, Vidi, Vici. ffsifif I LLL Q' - C 5-tors..-I Q..-is-1 - 1,6 I 7-Q it Ijagifigdiia cami Mgt Ray is one of our more popular Hawthorne students. Rain or shine Ray will always be found on the basketball courts or baseball diamonds. He's always a step ahead of the game and his easy going nature makes him a natural mixer. Ray takes a lot of kidding about hisiage which is rumored to be in the teens , Good Luck Ray! Freshman Basketballg J.V. Basketballg j.V. Baseball, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. You wanna do somethin' about it? J. DOUGLAS KELLY . My LAWRENCE KENNEY A new student at Don Bosco in his Senior year, Larry has be- come known for getting to school just in time. Although he has been at Bosco for only one year, he has made his name a password for frankness and friendship. Our only wish is that Larry had been around a lot sooner. GOOD LUCK LARRY! ! Intramurals 4g Weight Lifting 45 Dramatics 4. Poor rubrtitute for a F ard. Doug is well liked by all his classmates because he has a good word for everyone. Doug likes all sports especially base ball. His favorite subject is math. If his work at Bosco is any indication, we are sure Doug will be a success in whatever A he undertakes. GOOD LUCK! ! ! Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 j.V. Baseball. Sbbh! Fm rneaking out. THOMAS MacDONALD Wfhenever there is a conversation, Tom will always be in the ranks, if not in the middle of the discussion. During his four years at Bosco, he has been known for his outstanding personality and generous nature. His likeable character has won for him many friends among his classmates. He is the boy who always investigates the whys, whens, and where- fores before accepting the facts. After leaving Don Bosco, he hopes to follow in his father's footsteps by studying educa- tion at Boston Colle e gi Sodality l, 2, 3, 4g Altar Boy l, 2, 3, -4g Baseball lg Intramurals l, 2, 5, 4g Fencing l, 25 Dramatics 23 Vice-president 2. l Dear Joanne. . . . f f DULMER MARSH Del, who comes from Rochelle Park, was a member of the resident clan until his senior year. He came to Don Bosco as a sophomore. A very musical-minded boy, he plays the ac- cordion, and in the school band he mans the drums. You ought to hear his hot sticks sizzle in a jam session before parades. Del is a very friendly guy and is always around to help out. Although often ridiculed for his tennis ability, he takes the Tennis Anyone with a smile. This Bosco boy hopes to be heading for Fordham for a General Science course. Intramurals 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 25 Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 2, 5g Tennis 2, 3. jump! We dare you. 24 5 WILLIAM MARTENS Bill is a three-year day hop from Oradell. Upon his entrance he immediately made himself a foremost member of out class. He can liven up the dullest group. His ability to get along with people will certainly turn his visions of future success to realities. Good luck to a swell guy! Sports Captain 2, -lg Sodality S, -lg Varsity Baseball 3, slg Intra- murals 2, 3, 4. ,flex , I . Q V65 ' I -RP . . V, .J-rj 731 MICHAEL MILLER Mike is a tall, likeable guy who can usually be found play- ing basketball with the boys. Hailing from the well known city of Hillsdale, he's on the inside with all the celebrities and can usually come up with a good story about them. Mike plans to study banking in college. He sure knows where all the money is! Intramurals I, 2, 5, 4. Going home. Colfax 2-3773 ROBERT MURPHY Rebel, as he is called by his friends, is a four-year man who hails from south of the Mason-Dixon line. Spending his first two years as a resident and his last two as a day hop, Bob has learned all the ropes. A handy man with a basketball, he was a big help to the Varsity in his senior year. Good luck in college! Varsity Basketball 2, 43 Sport's Captain 2g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Life? ambition. 26 MARTIN N ALLY Marty, a resident from that thriving metropolis of Bayonne, is a good-natured and easy-going lad who has made quite a name for himself in everything he has undertaken. His witty remarks and fine sense of humor have turned many an ordi- nary day into a hectic one for his classmates. He can be found most of the time relating tall tales about his cool '56 Ford. Good luck to a great guy! Class President 25 Baseball 1, 2, UVDQ Varsity 3, 43 Basketball 1, J.V. 2, 55 Track 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 3g Sodality 1, 33 lntra murals 1, 2, 3, 4. Who .fayr no rmoking! l TR' PETER NG Pete, who has proved in his four years at Bosco that, if there's a will there's a way, is the pride of the senior class. Although he has been in the United States for only 4M years, he has mastered the English language very well and has shown an outstanding knowledge of math. He has used his talents in art for the benefit of the school and his class. The illustra- tions in this yearbook are examples of Pete's beautiful work. We wish you the best of luck in college, Pete. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramuralg Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g School Paper PAUL ON DERDONK In his two years here, the Indian from Nyack has twice been Class President. This year Paul is Co-Captain of the basketball team. He has shown his ability and good sports- manship in track and basketball. Recreation usually finds him in the gym or at the broad-jump pit. Paul hopes to attend Dayton University next year. Good luck Harry , Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Class President 3, 45 Track 3, 43 Band 4g Intramural 3, 4. No need for a ladder. 2, 3, 4, Art 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4. Nil' K I 4 N what Waiting for 4 rickrlaaw. DANIEL O'NEIL In his two years at Bosco, Dan has made many friends for himself. He IS active in all sports and most of the school activities. With all this he even finds time to devote to the Naval Reserves. Good luck to a swell guy. Intramurals 3, 4g Dramatics 3, 4g Sodality 3, 4. D4m'r Cave. 28 WILLIAM PLODZIEN Bill can usually be seen with a radio in one hand and a pair of track shoes in the other. His sense of humor and track achievements have made him both popular and well known, Bill is also a familiar sight around the Superiors' Refectory where he has served as waiter for the past two years. Good luck, Bill, in whatever you may decide to do, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Altar Boy 1, 2,3 j.V. Basketball 23 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country lg Band 1, 2, 3g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Sacristan 1g Superiors' Waiter 3, 4, Camera Club 14 Weight Lifting 3, 4. Wbat.' Another 9.9!.'.' I E RICHARD RICHARDS Quiet - that's the word for Dick. A good natured guy with a gift for work, he is often seen lending a helping hand in the school's many projects. If hard work and perseverance spell success, then here is one man who will go a long way. Good Luck, Dick! ! Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 School Paper 4, Yearbook 43 Camera Club Ig Basketball Mgr. 4, Vice President Sodality 4, Dramatics 4. Sanitary En gineer! Dave hails from the thriving backwoods metropolis of Westwood. When you want to find him, look up at the tennis courts and he'll be up there, playing a couple of fast sets. Dave has always been among the highest in his class in school- work. He wants to make a career out of chemistry and will go to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Good luck, Dave! Class President 25 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 1, 2, 3. Dave, and hir rocket. 3' PETER SCHUMANN Last year, Pete was chauffeured to school via the school bus. Now he chauffeurs himself to school, a sure sign of his great industriousness. In his four years at Don Bosco he has always been a top honor student. Pete plans to study engi- neering. Good Luck! ! Frosh Basketball, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. It'J hot! Boyr! 30 , f 1.1 STEVE SCULLY One of the big boys of the day students to graduate, 6' 2 Steve is one of the honor students of the class, racking up the high averages every month. Steve is also one of the top Bosco hurlers. Nothing goes by without him knowing about it. Little Steve plans on raking engineering in college. Altar Boy lg Sodality 1, 3, 4g Dramatics 1, 2, Class President 33 Yearbook Staff 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 49 j.V. Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4. Home on the range. EDWARD SMITH A four year man, Ed returns for his third year of varsity JOHN SEYMOUR jack came to Bosco as a sophomore and immediately be- came one of the boys. One of the more popular seniors, his interests include dramatics and weight-lifting. His witty re- marks have changed many a peaceful meal into a riot. We wish jack all the success he can possibly achieve at St. Francis next fall. Vice-president 3, 45 Band 2, 45 Sodality 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 2, 5, fggzgfrack 2, 4g Baseball Mgr. 53 Dramatics 5, 43 Weight Lifting 2, Xi' iff' if 4-4 You rare I can't have a weekend Father. basketball as this year's co-captain. He is a handy man around first base where he has been for the past two years. Ed is known for taking part in discussions, which usually turn into riots. A sure bet to be the last one out of bed every morning, Ed- is noted for liking his sleep. Big and friendly, Ed is sure to be a success in college. Freshman Basketballg Freshman Baseballg j.V. Basketball lg j.V. Baseball l, 2g Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4g Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Purveyor 2, 3, 4. What! Six-thirty already! , , Q .ts ' H 'Q i s s - , 1 fl he A RICHARD STUDNICKY What can you say about a guy like Dick? Coming to Don Bosco as a junior, he immediately became one of the boys. A fine trackman, he has shown himself to be a serious student as well. Our best wishes follow Stud through college. Baseball Mgr. 3, Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3, 4g Band 3, 44 Or- chestra 4g Intramurals 5, 43 Sodaliry 45 Track Mgr. 4. 'Mar Chickie!!! it , , 'rg thy z Nix 5 sp L. ,.,i xy! 5 ,-7, Q Q. 1 CONRAD TALMONT Conrad has allowed us the pleasure of his company for the past two years. All of us have enjoyed his quiet disposi- tion and his grand sense of humor. Most of all we appreciate his fine spirit of co-operation, likewise his active interest in all our senior projects. Tennis 3, 4j Yearbook Staff 4g Dramatics 45 Intramurals 3, 4. Trying it on for rize. 32 Last Will and Testament I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I john Campbell, leave my position at short stop to Bruce Schick. Kevin Carberry, leave my heap to my brother joe. Walter Chazotte, leave my hashslinging job in the kitchen to Comperatore. Kevin Curley, leave my quiet disposition to loquacious Szermer. Fred Di Maria, leave my brawn to Geragthy. Henry Dorrity, leave my pimples to Bill Levis. Don Ennis, leave my fleetness of foot to Gordon Webb. Robert Fletcher, leave my basketball shirt to Don Oliver. Leo Flynn, leave to Charles DiFazio my great mathematical brain. William Fontana, leave my ponderosity to Stankowski. Michael Gallo, leave my first baseman's mitt to Will Von Dohlen. Francis Gregus, leave my obscurity to T. P. Ossman. joseph Gryszko, leave my title of jungle jim to Norm Schmeling. Robert Harlow, leave my knowledge of Trig to joe Triano. Louis Herrera, leave my artistic ability to Charles Maupai. Raymond Hoagland, leave to Norm Schmeling a fear of ineligibility with its aches. Donald johnson, leave my round shoulders to john Ferrador. Raymond Keenan, leave my draft card to any thirsty junior. Douglas Kelly, leave my Shick 20 to some youthful Freshman. Lawrence Kenney, leave my speed record for travel between home and Bosc Dooley. , Thomas MacDonald, leave my typewriter to my younger brother. Dulmer Marsh, leave my ability to play the drums to John Harrington. Bill Martens, leave all my brains to Brian Rigney. Michael Miller, leave my amiability to Schick. Robert Murphy, leave my automobile wrecks to Fitzpatrick. Martin Nally, leave my honorable job as chief window washer to Ted Wojcik. Peter Ng, leave all my artistic talent to my cousin Wille . Paul Onderdonk, leave my basketball shorts to Don Oliver. Daniel O'Neil leave m naval commission to ohn Sahlberg O i Y J - William Ploclzien, leave my track shoes to George Flint, and a tank of gas for power. Richard Richards, leave my working ability to jerry Rutkowski. David Rigney, leave my runaway rocket to next year's Chem class. Peter Schumann, leave to Sahlberg all the troubles that come with owning a Ford. Steve Scully, leave my long right pitching arm to Bill Levis. John Seymour, leave to Chuck DiFazio my dictionary of famous titles. Edward Smith, leave my pimples to Kevin Hynes. Richard Studnicky, leave my track shoes to Girard Seymour. Conrad Talmont, leave my ability for chemical explosions to Tom Passow. Senior SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: W. Martens, Sports cap tain, P. Onderdonk, President, Brothe Robert Fergusen, Moderatorg J. Sey mour, Secretary. Ist row: P. Ng, M. Gallo, P. Schumann, R. Harlow, I.. Flynn, W. Plodzein, R. Fletcher, F. Gregus, W. Fontana. Znd row: K. Curley, I. Herrera, j. Campbell, D. Rigney, K. Carberry, D. johnson, C. Talmont, L. Kenny, F. Di Maria. 3rd row: R. Studnicky, H. Dorrity, J. Gryszko, J. Seymour, W. Martens, W. Chazotte, J. D. Kelly, M. Miller, T. MacDonald. Last row: E. Smith, D. O'Neil, P. Under- donk, R. Hoagland, R. Richards, D. Marsh, S. Scully, R. Keenan, R. Murphy. A an 0? - -I v fir f + J 1 V A.,1 L: ' I ' n , 54' Wx KL, D! 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T QA, - N ' K ,Xl ,fx x,-v-fy,x.x..f-x- x X JMA, x,,A,, x.'-x.,g,,'gA, .x,..,, A ,,A,-.fx.,. . x,.-fx ,l --x,,f,,. Y xw., L.fx!X,f-x,,.,.. -., x.fx-x,-xfx...,,,.f-M -xxx.. ,.,.. A .. M . ,fgfgf-XZX..f kkm- .,,, XM ,LM-x,., N . - X,-x.-fx, - 1 . 5 I I x' I ,. ,tv Junior III A OFFICERS Left to right: C. DeFazio, Vice-Presb dent, J. Harrington, President, Brother Anthony Sesto, Moderator, N, Schmel- ing, secretary, D. Oliver, Sports Captain. ,I 'li III A First row: P. Farrell, D. Gillan, C. DeFazio, D. Oliver, A. Slcelly, Curtin, N. Schmeling, Third row: T. Passow, R. Beck. T. Connor, j. Hynes, G. McCabe, j. Ferratlor, G. Murray, M. Ryan, R. DuHaime, M. Machuca, F. Alter, D. Webb. Second row: D, Fowler, P. Gallagher, R. Dondero, Dupier, J. Gomez, M. Giblin, R. Dootly. Fourth row: R. j. Multlowney, R. Suarez, W. McCrorie, -I. Harrington, R. Freeborn, J. Calao, V. Tyne. Junior lll ll OFFICERS Left to right: C. Muupai, Sports Cap- tning j. Kcnnclly, Prcsitlcntg Brother Anthony Sesto, Mutlcrnturg P. Gallagher, Vita-Prcsiilcntg A, Hurley, Secretary. S.. l IIIB Firgt mwg j, Brett, J, Kalnab T4 P, Oggmimv H, Krieg' B, Third row: J. Kashynski, W. Von Dohlcn, xl. Sahlhcrg. rl. Klccs, White, fi. Hattenbaclc, W, Levis, Kennelly. Lurwlf, A- HUYICY. B- 1-0l'1klhLU1. W- Chlflfy. ,l- Kinflif. Sqwntl mwg T, J, Qlggmgin, R, Krug' F. Pmlgofskiv P, Fourth row: C. Gutowski, W, Moran, D. jtxltnsun, j. Kuncik, j. Smith, j. Timmons, Cl. Maupai, j. Sutherland. Triafw. G- Slffmcf- P4 lllmkfh .l. Tlfbmr Sophomore II A OFFICERS Left to right: W. Anderson, Secretary, G. Chiaramonte, President, Brother John Woodson, Moderator, T. Wojcik, Vice-President, R. jackowski, Sports Captain. First row: G. MacDonald, R. Machuca, W. Anderson, J. Wheeling, G. Flint, D. Kelynack, P. Pakuch, R. Holick, G. Annunziata, J. Puchalik. Second row: 1. Serek, B. Morrissey K. Finn, T. Stauch, M. Majkszak, J. Glueck, T. Wojcik, F A Cofer, F. Hickey. Third row: K. Geraghty, G. Chiaramonte, J. Ryan, P. Nizborski, R. Bossert, R. Becker, J. Kondracki, j. Moore, j. Chiaramonte. Fourth row: J. Joyce, R. Gaebler, G. Seymour, R. -Iackowski, S. jarantow. Sophomore l ll B CLASS OFITICFRS J. Dlllllsqllalf.-, Sports Claptlling T. Mc- Kcon, l'rcQlllcnrg Brorllvl' Don Zarko- ski, Mollcmrorg P. Smlllly, Vice-Preslllent. r l W , ul- 'A jf 'I y 'M ' W Ig N K 4 - yin. W.-N.-. . Q .M - ff.-e.-f . ...C J fr First row: j. Hollcll, 1. Comperarore, R. Del-Vasquale, L. Kelly, N. Horn, j. Synol, F. Burke, L. Srrelsel, W. Schulze, R. Zablxwa, E. Kiernan. Second row: T. McGann, T. Mc- Keon, j. Dllhsquale, W. YLIIHSCK, M. Smith, N. McCaffrey B M. McGovern, F. Corrigan, M. Rausenberger. W. Peterson Third row: G. Stcinmerz, -I. Puzewski, I. -Ierkovich, W Toomey, G. Wolfe, M. Pellet, D. McNa'lIy, R. wllllams F. Yorke, D. Kelly. i ophomorf llC CLASS OFFICFRS Left to right: VI. Menton, Treasurerg G. Clermont, President, Brother Harry Pct- erson, lwlotlerutorg L, Runz, Vice-Presb tlentg N, Fitzpatrick, Captain of Sports. First row: I.. Runz, R. Nannola, G. MacLellan, C. Angioli G. Purdue, V. Maney, 1. Menton, R. Thomson, N. Fitz- patrick, T. Coughlin, B. Butrico, R. Caffrey, S. Kopp. Second row: J. Novellino, DI. Rogowski, T. Hogencamp, W C X 3 f .13 Martin, M. Barry, J. McAvc-ney, UI. DeBow, . Diefenhath, R. Kapp, R. Christo, P. McMahon. Thirtl row W. Sywalc, K. Coleman, G. Clermont, D. Fgan, G. Keuhon, AI. Dooley, D. Kearney, R. Miller, D. Gribbin, A. DiMaria, P. Logue. Fourth row: 1. Stauton, j. Bober, O'Brien, j. Veling. F 'eshm ll IA fl.ASN fllffilf FRS lvfr ru rxuuhr A. Ciumlms, Surcmry, M lN1uJc'r.nrnr, Cf. Rutlxmxxkr, Vlk4 Ilfl'Si- lc-nt, I Olson, Sports f..ll1I.llI1. 1,-, - A if FZ' 'Q' .ll.llly, l'rc-xl-I4-nr, Hrurhcr W' Durllpscy, fi '-xl 'Wo I A Q Gumbs, A: F.xv.1lc, M. KflllWlWCIll5LlLkC'f, R. I..m7iscr.1. Thin Iwrxr mu D. Drchcr, Ia. lJL'x,lIt7, CH burn. 5. Len, H. row. V. Slmrkcy, bl. Olsen, .I, N.17.lny. T, Splgdkl -I, My l',f.lHlHIlL', Al. l1.all.1AuI1L-r, lf. CLL1.mi11m, XV, Ifrmg. Sc-wml nm' Garry. I,. Russell, U. Rurl-mxxskl, 'lf Luxxclx. lkmrrh my 7 If XX'1shlmw, bl. lIL'lllllf'IlIJfL', C.. lmlluum, R, Marquez, A, I,C,.1lL-1.1, 'lf Hamburg. fs, A Freshmen IB OFFICERS Left to right: C. Henderson, Sports Captain, 1. O'Brien, President, Brother james jeffcoat, Moderatorg F. Perez, Secretary. First tow: R. Lannin, W. Miller, M. Beucler, J. Zajac, A. Triano, R. Gabler, A. Gabriele, R. Chmielowiec, J. Smiley, D. Barry, N. Tarbous, J. Oppelt, Second row: W. Martell, R. Schichtel, E. Meyers, R. Hannon, T. Fallon, T. Galbreath, H. Ellis, R. Olori, T. Clarke, W. Tuohey, R. Karpinski, T. Palace. Third row: E. Grazul, J. McCurrer, P. Tonyes, S. Potocki, J. Weisphaupt, K. Kaphan, B. Rigney, F. Perez, C. Grovas, L. Kenny, J. O'Brien. Fourth row: K. Feury, C. Henderson. Fri-3 hmen 'i , i I 1. LLAN5 IJIfFlK.IiRS L4-fr to right W. C.w4wk.1, President, W. Kupu, Viu:-Prcsnicritg Brother Wal- tcr Pruxkimwitz, Moilcmrirrg Ci. llnllaui, Scircniryg R. Knilqht, Sports flupmin. ' 4 I i 'w First row. Chiron, R. Hofsrctrcr, bl. Gribbin, A. Barbcria, Ci. Iliifcsh, P. Green, A. Alvarczmrrcs, C. jaschcck, A. Circllu, fl. C,unnimlIy, j. Ciarbcrry, R. Furfnro. Scconii row G. Buvc, W. KL-him, Dcsmurais, T. Flaniltuan, R. Kcbcr, A i 4 , . , 4- W. Kopcc, G. Hallad, j. Holden, H. Hnbb, T. Buntzcn P. Ccrumi. Third row: H. Kelsnll, S, Bcdnarz, Al. lndovino W. Cwazka, j. Donohue, F. Kerr, R. jones, K. Flinn, I Gcracc, G. Florance. Fourih row: R. Knight, D. Dressle-r A. Gianni. ' 5 Freshmen I D CLASS OFFICERS A Left or right: D. Murphy, Sports Cap- taing H. Sampson, President, Brother Q Xavier Aracil, Moderator, J. Procaccio, X secretary. First row: R. Moser, W. Pross, H. Myrusl-ti, E. Kozel, D Lenahan, D. Riva, R. Muller, G. Patey, W. Quinn, J. Sal- mon. Second row: A. Maresca, R. Santamorina, E. Kosky, P. Peduto, W. Miller, J. 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Machuca, R. Becker, 1. Kond- racki, G. Annunziata, T. McDonald. Third row: G. MacDonald, J. Joyce, B. Morrissey, J. Puzewski, P. Nizborski. Fourth row: J. Serek, R. Williams, D. Oliver, K. Finn. Immaculate Conception Sodalit .axlvvxl .. cf--ee . -dv..s!x! First row: C. Scott, R. Ciesielski, Brother H. Peterson, Moderator, Father Adam, fCatechistDg S. Leo, J. Gallagher. Second row: A. Gumbs, j. Singer, F. Guardino, E. DeVito, R. Chmielowiec. Third row: E. Wfishbow, j. Olsen, T. Cauwels, M. Kruppenbacker, R, Lanzisera. Fourth row: A. Favale, R. Karpinski, R. Jacobson, T. Spisak. Fifth row: C. Grovos, J, McGarry, D, Buysse, J. Stan- kowski, Mazany. Sixth row: V. Charkey, G. Rutkowslci, H. Franzone, E, Arroyo, G. Rudzinski, T. Hamburg. ,fl Altar Boys l lrsr row D RL-ly11.1tk,R.Slccllyul.Uppclthl.C,z1rhL'rry,,I.Smilt.'y,l::lthcr Atlgtm Sgtluppo tflntccllin N l.L-o, A. intl WfIL'lL', UI. Klulm, G. Rutlvinslu. Scgoml row: H, Morrissey, VI. Ryan, K. Finn, XV. C roxtc, I. Lurtm, D. lfoxxlcr, A. Henk, -I. llttrrinhuton, 15. Rigncy. Thirtl tow: W. Martens, K. flolc tn, VU. K.h.1zortc, D. Oliver, VI. Seymour, R. Duhninc, R, Harlow, VI. Wlmccling. Fourth row: Rutkouxki, CQ. Sc-tclt, I. Puzcxwkl, 'lf Stuunh, M. Gallo, T. Mt1cDt1naltl, -I. Campbell, I. ,Ioy l'otlgorslti. . 4 Q , L l ML 5 77 Color Guard Left to right: M. Giblin, H, Kelsall, P. Onderdonk, T. Spisak, P. Farrell. Band , 1 , . .Q .ig Q-,Q Q , My 3 , if A -. I M ,Ti F X fe Af A , . 7 , 1 ' ' 7 X: X VFR 1 2 ' Es a ,. . w -'ri ni- 'ti' 1.1-fr r-1 lllLQIh P Ihlkllkh, ll KI:-mlm 4sc.xtc-LU, Brother .Iuhu W1m41Alx1n11, Iilmr.1ri.u1, 51. w,,lL'lIlIly, S. I1-H, I. Vulvxwkl. Art lub Library lub l.c1r In r1,1.1l1r I' Ng fsr.lrui1l1.u1,,l. Nuvcllmu, I.. Kcnr1y,Bruthcr W. Pruskovsitz, H. Kn'ls.1ll,W. ling. First row, left to right: G. MacDonald, M. Majkszak, Mr. B. Abbene Cdramatic diretcorj, Brother Bob Ferguson imoderatorj, G. Chiaramonte, G. McCabe. Second row: D. Dupier, j. Joyce, T. Stauch, C. Grovos, R. Richards. Third row: L. Kenney, W. Curley, M. Rausenberger, W. Fontana, E. Wfishbow. Fourth row: J. Seymour, L. Herrera, -I. Gryszko, J. Moore, G. Rutkowski. Dramatics Club ...I ,- E E fljvgx : '15 , A W WWA! I WO 9 ,,...-4 Bosconian Staff Left to right: P. Schumann, C. Talmont, R. Richards, M. Gallo, R. Harlow, P. Ng, W. Fontana Brother Robert Ferguson. 'Tl ww NND' 2 ance Band 1 Flrsr row' R. Suarez, R. Skelly, M. Ryan. Seronrl row If. Perez, W. Mc- Lroire, M. Rausenberger. Third row: A. Berk, FI. Harrington. -39 .. .,,..I7W Ifxrsr row: F. Gudrriino, H. Myruski, C. Scott, T. Gnlbrearh, R. Gabler, Mr. A. Semenzu tlnsrrurrorl VI. llodell, P. Green. A. Gumbs, M. Kruppenbacker, H. Ilabb. Second row: R. Mnchucn. G. Muc- Donuld, T. Clrruwels, P, Lang, -I. Puzewski, G. Seymour. S. Berinurz, I. Ross, VI. Salmon, D. Barry Thml row T. Flrumgan, L. Kenny, M. Rausenberger, DI. Ioyce, M. Mnjkszak, T. Smurh, R. Rupp I. Curherry, I. Seymour. Fourth row: D. Marsh, I. McGarry, II. Kelsall, R. Incobsen, R. Rose I T. liAlfI1hLlf4l1,..J. Moore, K. Finn. T, Iussow. h REQ U 54 9 X 0ther's Club i Y! lst row, listt to rilizlit Mrs Kapp, Mrs Ryan, Fr, Atlam, Moilerator, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Vuriin. Intl rou Mrs. Klulia, Mrs. burn-la, Mrs. lloaglaiul, Mrs. lietlxcr, Mrs. Annunziata, Mrs. lfcnnimorc, Mrs. l.ilIlllNL'f.l, Mrs. XXfisl1lwow. Sril row. Mrs, llill, Mrs. Gomez, Mrs. Von Dolilcn, Mrs. liuncilx, Mrs. l'.issoxx, Mrs. llc lfazio, Mrs. -loncs, Mrs. RausCnl1cri.:cr. ilrh row. Mrs. Russell, Mrs, vlatolsscti, Mis. kurlcy, Mrs. Prim, Mrs. Gallo, Mrs. Karpinski, Mrs. Kelsall. Father's Club liz J X bf lst row, lcft to right: Mr. Gomcz, Mr. Ryan, Fr. Al Sokol, Moderator, Mr. Kapp, Mr. Rigncy, Mr. Gallo. intl row: Mr. Kclsall, Mr. Hill, Mr. Wfishbow, Mr. Dc Fazio, Mr. Becker, Mr. Von Dolilcn, Mr. Rauscnbcrgcr. Sul row: Mr. jones, Mr. Price, Mr. Russell, Mr. Lanziscra, Mr. Karpin- ski, Mr. Smith, Mr. lfcnnimorc. 'ith row: Mr. Screlt, Mr. Hynes, Mr. Harrington, Mr. McGuire, Mr. -latoluscn. BOTTOM ROW Walter Gwiazdowski, '30 Brother Anthony Wolfe, S.D.B. Rev. Francis Szeszol, '21 Rev. Stanley Milos, '17 Rev. Henry A. Sarnowski, '30, S.D.B. Stanley Witt, '32 Michael Chomicki, '32 joseph Giblewski, '32 Rev. Alfred Sokol, S.D.B. SECOND ROW Charles Wilkes, 54 Bruce Alter, '54 Richard Coe, '54 Michael O'Hara, '54 Christopher Humphreys, '54 Patrick Cirone, '54 Thomas Linahan, 52 THIRD ROW Donald Brand, '54 Unidenified Vincent Murphy, '54 Henry Drozclowski, '55 Bernard McGovern, '55 Dorian Price, Ex. '56 Walter Puciul, '37 Norbert Gorny, '37 lumni FOURTH ROW Ernest Brown, '53 Paul Fay, '53 Robert Lara, '53 Rapael Salcedo, '54 Louis Bagala, '55 Joseph Snidach, '55 joseph Kuhen, '55 john Guros, '37 Edmund Woleyko, '28 FIFTH ROW Victor Mirando, '50 John Handte, '50 Robert Porvaznik, '48 john Nolan, '50 jerry Squitirei, '55 SIXTH ROW Unidenified Eugene Duda, '42 joseph Kramek, '42 Rev. john Ryzner, '44 joseph Ryzner, '44 Edward Moszczynski, '46 Edward Wieczkiewicz, '44 Russell English, '48 Thomas Gray, '48 SEVENTH ROW John Mulhern, '53 john Parlagi, Ex. '3l Carl Sadowski, '52 William Minerva, '52 Francis McGarry, '52 Unidenified Unidenified EIGHTH RCJW Matthew Warlikowski, '45 Robert Peterson, '52 Edgar Smith, Ex. 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Clhmiclowicc. arsity Baseball fleftb John Campbell Bruce Schick Crightj Kneeling, CL. to R.b : P. Farrell, J. Harrington, C. DeFazio, B. Ferguson, Ass't. Coachg M. Rausenberger, Mgr.g P. Oncler W. Plodzien, B. Schick, E. Lorran, VV..Lewis, R. Skelly, R. donk, M. Gallo, R. Knight, W. Von Dohlen, C. Maupai, -I Harlow, J. Campbell, R. Murray. Standing, KL. to RJ : Bro. Srauch, S. Scully, A. Beck, Asst. Mgr.g Mr. Murray, Coach. fr Alf , X 'J ' rj ff 'Cav f,,,.c .,':4 . 1 First row, KL. to R.J : J. Ross, R. Gallagher, J. Carberry, T. Fallon, J. Salmon, T. Palace, J. Morelli. Second row, CL. to RJ : E. Wishbow, Mgr.g -I. Procaccio, R. Hannon, H. Ellis, J. O'Brien, F. Perez, B. Rigney, J. Donohue, 1. McMurrer, R. Jacobson, Bro. John Woodson, Coach. . . Baseball Freshman Baseball First row, CL. to RJ : J. DiPasquale, N, Fitzpatrick, M. Smith, F. Cofer, G. Flint, R. DiPasquale, S jaranto, J. Kalna, F. Podgorski. Second row, CL. to RJ : jf Curtin, P. Scully, J. Jerkovich, R. jackow- ski, D. Lenahan, L. Ploskonka, j. Puchalik, Mgr. Q-it X, A5 Q ,., 1 w M15 .. , Q., ' Q Q 4 'i.f. ,, --W k . ,Q 32 -f . . . +R L 'ff ' W it .a..i'fiff13'S.- i,..Q-.lf .-7, X' Cross Country First row, KL. to RJ 1 G. Flint, R. Marquez, J. Carberry, D. Buyesse, G. Webb, P. Farrel, R. Cieselski, G. Riirkowski, E. Meyers, J. Mc- Gixrry. Second row, lL. to RJ: Bro. A. Sesru, Ass'r, Coach, J. Konilracki, J. Lurolf, S. Jarantow, G. Seymour, N. Schmeling, R. Stuilnicky, R. Williams, D. Ennis, R. Becker, G. Annunziara, P. Niz- borski, S. Kopp, Fr. A. Sokol cuach. v First row, CL. to RJ: R Chiaramonte W Eng D Keiynack W Ploilzien C Gallucm J Car berry, R. Becker, R. Marquez Second row CL to RD R Studnicky Mgr J MCGAYIQ R Wil liams, J. Ferrador, J. Serek G Seymour P Nizborsl-ci Fr A Sokol coach Third row CI to RJ D. Murphy, S. Kopp. utdoor 3 Track CL. to RJ: L. Flynn, M. Nally, R. Studnicky. Q0 . Bottom row, fl.. to RJ : D. Murphy, 1. Ferrador, S. Kopp, G. Ruthkowslci, E. Meyers, H. Franzone, C. Galluccio, R. Marquez, J. Morelli, j. Mazany, W. Eng, -I. McGarry. Second row, LL. to RJ : Bro. j. jc-ffcoat, H. Kelsall, j. Bober, J. Kondraclci, G. Annunziata, j. Serek, J. Neye, L. Flynn, G. Mc- Cabe, W. Fontana, Mgr., P. Caleca, j. Seymour, R. Hoagland, R. Srudnicky, M. Nally, P. Nitzbor- ski, M. Majkszak, G. Webb, N. Schmeling, E. Smith, Fr. A. Sokol. , 1 'QC U . 'r ,. gu- sf + f? f? fi g M Q ,Jae ii 1 ' if 72 Football Sf, M ' f ' g' w w, V ' F' . ' 'IU . :VII ff' ji rv, ,- ,rw ' F , - ' Q .F Q ff? ' Ag . an 6 . ,, fl -' -. - I ' -Z, ,J . ' 1 w Ji , y mg , N A ,L .M ' - W f sm- .f , ff, 'V Q , .- , V, ,Wgf M97 -,mf .rw -WM, K, K Qhgfw, My wswiaais?-ffm , 2 wi A 'M V -- , f Lak L 'L - ,ann , .-A L3 W - 1 m .M , W v-1 '1i ,..U?i - K f Q- HW' A 4 f .Q V' K , KL jg, , ,. M A Mg f ' .V fr , W A K . L 3, ,,, f W + In Memoriam Mrs. Florence Campbell Mr. William Moran Mr. Carrol D. Hipp arewell The day is on hand upon which we shall take a great step in our life. It is a joyous occasion. But also a sorrowful one. It is sorrowful because we are leaving - leaving something behind -a part of us - memories, laughter, and schemes - leaving a school which has been a home for four years. Somewhere along the way we have fallen in debt - a debt which we can only be repaid by success in life and a final balancing of the books Cin heavenb - This debt is owed to Father Director, Father Prefect, Father Catechist, Father Prefect of Studies and the Fathers and Brothers of Don Bosco. For their spontaneous assistance we will always be grateful. THE SENIOR CLASS OF '56 Acknowledgements We are especially indebted to Father Director and the rest of the faculty, especially Brother Bob Ferguson, our moderator, and Brother H. Peterson whose typing assistance was invaluable, who have helped make the Bosconian a success, and we wish to express our gratitude too, to the student body for their coopera- tion and patience. We also wish to thank Mr. Harvey Lawshe of the Progress Associates, Inc. for his advice in planning and to Mr. jacques Saphier for his donation of time and pictures which add life to these pages, to our parents to whom we have dedi- cated the Bosconian, and to our most generous benefactors and patrons whose contributions have enabled us to produce our yearbook. Sponsored by Don Bosco Mother Guild Sponsored by Don Bosco Father Club Sponsored by Don Bosco Alumni Association Senior Portraits by Delma Studios, Inc. T FRIENDS DR. I. J. ABRAMS MR. M. J. AMBROSE CEDAR SERVICE STATION MR. 8. MRS. S. CERAMI MR. 8. MRS. WALTER CHAZOTTE 8. FAMILY MR. 81 MRS. CHOPAY MR. 8. MRS. H. CURLEY MR. 8. MRS. M. DOODY MR. 8. MRS. E. J. FLETCHER THOMAS J. FREEMAN AGENCY GALLO'S DRUG STORE MR. PATRICK J. HEALY MR. 8- MRS. G. E. HENNESSEY HOBAN'S DELICATESSEN JAE'S SPECIALTY SHOP MR. 8. MRS. L. B. JOHNSON MR. 8K MRS. LAWRENCE J. KENNEY, SR. MR. BERNARD MCGOVERN MR. 8. MRS. LEONARD McMANUS THE MICHKOWSKI FAMILY MONTVALE BEAUTY PARLOR REV. C. G. ORRICO BARBARA NALLY RAMSEY OUTDOOR STORE RAMSEY PHARMACY RAMSEY SHOE REPAIR MR. WILLIAM D. REILLY REILLY'S SERVICE STATION MR. 8x MRS. S. A. SCULLY MR. 8- MRS. FRANK SHAW MR. THOMAS SMITH, SR. MR. 8. RS. W. TUOHEY MR. PAUL WU A ,YZ Z ' T Nj 76 IZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ' A BOOSTERS Mrs. Margaret Bradley Mr. Marion Brady Mr. Dick Cahirs Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Callahan Old Master Cleaners Miss Jean Cosgrove Mary S. Dunne Royal Decorators A Friends A Friends A Friends Mr. Edmund Farrelly Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Fasone Frank's Meat Market Mr. Jack Geraghty Mr. 8- Mrs. Robert Gray Mr. 8- Mrs. P. Gregus Miss Ada Greller Mr. Guatelli Mr. 8. Mrs. D. Haenichen Mr. Frank Herzich Mr. 81 Mrs. Bruno Karpinski Mr. William Kebba Mr. Frances Keber Mr. 8. Mrs. A. Kirsch Mr. 8. Mrs. F. Kraus Lawrence Meat Market Mr. 8.Mrs. G. Lyons Mr. 8. Mrs. S. Maimone Mr. Stanley Manka The Marshall Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Lewis K. Mohr Betty Martens Mary June Martens Mr. Frank Michkowski Mr. John Michkowski Mr. Anthony S. Milewski Mr. 8. Mrs. George Miller Margaret J. Moore Mrs. Agnes McEvoy Elizabeth McEvoy Mr. Robert Nally P. Norton Dr. A. J. Orrico Mrs. E. Press Patcher Funeral Home Park View Stationary Mrs. William Quinn Randy's Variety Shop Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Seaman Monty Seaman Sevilla Meat Market Mr. William Shuart Shulman Fuel 8. Oil Co. Mr. 8. Mrs. Thomas Smith, Jr Mr. Joseph Snidach Mrs. Florence Studnicky Mr. F. Sweeney Tiedeman's Taxi Co. Mrs. Anna Ulrick The Ulrick Family Weelen Oil Co. Zoller's Metal Shop , .ZZCZZZ iw .NT I l l l N hi l l l .tl li l l I CONGRATULATIONS TO LEO AND THE CLASS OF '56 Mr. S Mrs. Frank G. Flynn S Family 78 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS O A FRIEND 1 l 1 l 79 COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. 8. Mrs. Raymond J. Hoagland 8. Family 59 LINDEN AVE. JERSEY CITY NEW JERSEY 80 HUFFMAN and BOYLE 8. C0 MAIN ST., RT 4 NORTH HACKE 81 CONGRATULATIONS TO PETER NG AND THE SENIOR CLASS Mr. Joseph W. Li S2 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS Martin J. Nally, Sr sul 83 LA 5 9545 J RICHARDS JACK'S STATIONERY TOYS-GREETING CARDS SCHOOL SUPPLIES CANDY-SODA-FOUNTAIN SERVICE 223 'IOSO CONDUIT AVE SPRINGFIELD GARDENS N Y 84 COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 8. MRS. JOHN J. RYAN AND SONS 85 CONGRATULATICNS TO JOHN and THE GRADUATING CLASS Mr. 8. Mrs. G. SEYMOUR 86 CONGRATULATIONS TO EDDIE 8. THE SENIOR CLASS Mr. Sz Mrs. John J. Smith 87 ESTIMATES GIVEN JOHN J. GIBLIN HEATING AND PLUMBING TINNING AND ROOFING HUbbcIrd 3-3791 68 CHESTER AVENUE NEWARK, NEW JERSEY 88 Q lm , - V ,.E , il --.gfifgz - -- f--sffqf-Af --,5Q,. , ,,fi,., 'J ' L r' ' 1 CAMP .A I canoman mono ' IN ff N N A V I' ,Q RAMSEY, New Jeasw , ,A 7 X Qf :s ' A Q fra.--n lf, ig nf uf . JL1' 1 I THE IDEAL SUMMER CAMP F02 ,V QQ BOYS 3 To 14- ' 2 XSUCIJUN In jf!! ll fa -Afg11,1f 28 'i 1950 ki 51 ffl in Vigbgvr 5 - . . . - le i , -ff WEWE ' Lors OF FUN , U1 ,Z gy., Mo Goov TIMES ig! - AT CAMP .Luz J CARDINAL X HLOND KK' ,f 4 mfxqkf g Ji? wwf? QD-' N -- P 89 Geneva 8-9618 ALPHA OIL REFINING CO. IN QUALITY LUBRICATING OIL ROUTE 20 EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF ST. AN DREW'S WESTWOOD, N. J. 90 COMPANY OF MARTIN J. DiMARIA 8. ANTHONY P. DiMARIA CONGRATULATIONS TO DONALD AND THE CLASS OF '56 THE ENNIS FAMILY 91 BEST OF LUCK TO THE SENIOR CLASS MR. 8. MRS. C. FONTANA 'RRR , Mail Order 4tQk.L Add 35c Posfage Only 3'fQiq QQ!IIrSQe. H H N E W! ITALIAN SLANT SIGNOR Winthrop's Black calf, Brown Calf, Fawn, Rust 81 Grey Shag FOOT-LITE INC. zoo WEST 51 sr sr., N.Y.c. Between Broadway 81 71h Avenue Monday fo Sunday-'I O A.M. to 11:30 P.M. -n ,1 d Ill :Ill Tel. LOrraine 9-9287 Air Conditioned H I - H O Chinese-American Restaurant 8. Cocktail Bar REAL CHINESE DISHES DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN FOOD Freshly Prepared Orders To Take Out T77 DYCKMAN STREET Open Daily From Bet. Vermilyea 81 Sherman Ave. 'I2 Noon to 12:30 A.M. NEW YORK 34, N. Y. Saturday I2 Noon to 3 A.M. COMPLIMENTS OF HOFSTETTER'S BAKE SHOP 5 WASHINGTON AVENUE TENAFLY, N. J. EN. 3-0304 Lillian and Emil Hofstetter 95 l 1 COMPLIMENTS OF THE KELLY FAMILY l l l i-7 g PRescoH 7-8507 LIBERTY COAL AND OIL CO. PITTSTON COAL-KOPPERS COKE FUEL OIL 187 GARIBALDI AVENUE Loon, NEW JERSEY 94 Dlomond 3-5427 ROCHELLE PARK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Combinofion Aluminum Windows 8K Doors Aluminum Awnings - Jolousies 81 Screens Porch Enclosures, Venetion Blind ond Exl'1ousfFons HENRY M. DORRITY 'IO4 LEXINGTON AVE. ROCHELLE PARK, N. J. HUbbord 7-isoo A. 8. W. SCHOLZ REAL ESTATE -INSURANCE 131 ROCHELLE AVENUE ROCHELLE PARK, N. J. 95 R. NAPOLITANO AND SONS 150 EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY, N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO BILL 8. HIS CLASS OF '56 It Cl mon empties his purse into his hecid, no mon con toke it woy from him. An investment in knowledge pcxys the best interest. Instruction ends in the classroom, but education ends only with life. Neither piety, virtue, nor liberty can long flourish in c community where the educotion ot youth is neglected. MR. AND MRS. FREDICK NETTERWALD 96 BEST WISHES TO DAVID cmd the SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 COMPLIMENTS OF: MR. AND MRS. H. J. RIGNEY SR. and MR. AND MRS. H. J. RIGNEY JR. NEWS of your graduation ceremonies will appear in the . . . Ridgewood RICIQGWOOCI Herald News and the Sunday News CPubIished Every Thursdoyj fPubIished Every Sundoyj O R1dgCWO0d News Inc. 30 OAK STREET GI. 5-6400 RIDGEWOOD 97 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. 8. MRS. PAMES H. MURPHY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 THE MARTENS FAMILY 98 HE 6-5373 SEYMOUR AGENCY REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE and TRAVEL 9 WEST 8TH STREET BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF UFHEIL CONSTRUCTION CO. NEW MILFORD, N. J. ' 99 Complete Radiator Service Machine Shop Service Distributors of Genuine Automotive Replacement Parts WISHBOW BROS. INC. HEnderson 4-1144 684-696 COMMUNIPAW AVE. JERSEY CITY, N.J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 J. AND J. PRICE Painting and Interior Decorating Contractors 216 FRANKLIN TURNPIKE MAHWAH, NEW JERSEY 100 The Association of Salesian Cooperators SALESIAN SCHOOL GOSHEN, NEW YORK Moderato r-Rev. Chester A. Wisniewski President-Mrs. Joseph Sciome Vice-Pres. -Mrs. Michael Lanzisera Secretary-Mrs. Walter Glowackie Treasurer-Mr. Tom Curry coMPuMENTs or MR. 8. MRS. THE SHOEHORN 104 LAFAYETTE AVE. SUFFERN, NEW YORK SUffern 5-0866 COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES C. CONNOLLY THE KEENAN FAMILY Pontiac GMC Trucks RAMSEY HARDWARE COMPANY ORADELL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE W. E. Sales - Paris - Service Phone Colfax 2-2400 - 01 - O2 297 KINDERAMACK RD. ORADELL, NEW JERSEY RA 9-1663.1 BEST WISHES FROM TOlVO'S SHOP Mr, qnd M,-5, wqfches-Diamonds-Jewelry Donald B. MacDonald and Family as E. MAIN smear RAMSEY, NEW J ERSEY 102 COMPLIMENTS OF GING SUNG NG 8. FAMILY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '56 THE O'NEIL AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance CHESTNUT BEND HAWORTH, N. J. Dumont 4-4743 Phone PRescott 7-1324 I ist ' UT.. MAIN LINOLEUM CO. Permanent Linoleum Floors Linoleums - Carpets - Rugs Estimates Given 6 MAIN STREET LODI, NEW JERSEY Telephone OLiver 2-1450 RIDGEWOOD, N. J. ff ' s ' .' 7 4 ,iff-as 'I psig-2? -. ,J ' MS 5273 ii 2 Fif N E. W. COBB 53 EAST RIDGEWOOD AVE. Sporting Goods - Stationery Toys - Novelties Greeting Cards - Games Boy 8m Cu bScout Equipment BOOKS - GIFTS FRANK'S STATIONERY MAIN STREET RAMSEY, N. J. Pascack VaIIey's Largesl' and Oldest Cleaners In By 11:00 A.M. - our By 5.00 P.M. BROADWAY CLEANERS AII Dry Cleaning Done In Our Own Plant Branch Store Office 'I08 BROADWAY 459 BROADWAY HILLSIDE, N. J. WESTWOOD, N. J. Westwood 5-I669 Westwood 5-0049 F. Gangemi FRANK'S HAIR CUTTING SHOP We Trim the Hair . . . But Not the Man 4304 LIBERTY AVE. Af Six Corners NORTH BERGEN, N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 RAMSEY SPORT 8. PET SHOP 113 E. MAIN STREET RAMSEY, N. J. O 3 i l I I WALTER T. GUNDERSON INSURANCE 325 MAIN STREET NEW MILFORD, NEW JERSEY COlfax 2-2359 SUffern 5-0322 BLAUVELT J EWELERS INCORPORATED Religious Articles 54 LAFAYETTE AVE. SUFFERN, NEW YORK Newton's Delicatessen 154 CENTER STREET NEW MILFORD, N. J. CLlfax I-9781 Specializing in Delicious Salads Open 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sundays 6 A.M. - 'I P.M. 4:30 P.M. - 9 P.M. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF THE EMPLOYEE'S OF THE DELFORD DRESS CO. BERGENFIELD, N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON BILL 81 CLASS OF '56 Mr. and Mrs. William Ploclzien COMPLIMENTS OF BOW SING ENG 8. FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF PETER'S FLORIST FRANKLIN TURNPIKE RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY BLUE SWAN Bavarian Restaurant Home Cooked Meals Imported Wines and Cordials Entertainment and Dancing Week Ends PASSAIC STREET X ROCHELLE PARK, N. J. Dlamond 2-9684 Pamra po Savings 8. Loan Association INCORPORATED 900 BROADWAY BAYONNE, N. J. FEderaI 9-4600 Current Dividends on Savings Accounts 3? Per Annum The safety of your investment is insured up to 510,000.00 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., Washington, D. C., an instrumentality of the United States Government. Office open daily except Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.-Friday: 7:00 P.M. to 9P.M. BEST WISH ES FROM JOHN FEKETE oEucA1EssEN 363 BRANKHALL AVE. JERSEY CITY, N. J. THE OH-JOY Chinese - American Restaurant 54 E. FORDHAM RD., BRONX Private Party Room -- Free Parking AID CONDITIONED Tel. CY 5-1466 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE sEN1oR cLAss or 1956 Mr. and Mrs. F. GREGUS Phone DE 3-8840 ALFRED J. PAKENHAM Funeral Director 400 ARLINGTON AVE. JERSEY CITY, N. J. Drink Milk for Health Eugster's Farm Dairy For the finest in milk and milk products WEST PASSAIC ST. ROCHELLE, PARK, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF HANK TAYLOR'S RAMSEY MEN SHOP Smart Formal Attire For Hire 'I02 EAST MAIN STREET RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY 1 A. .. 4, Eff' 1, 7 Ei S s f E l 2 4 , 4 ,.,..4,,aT,f..,,.1.gg, A -2 f, 5 fx e 5 -S A 1 5. 2 j 'fzlfi tg 495:33 , , 15, .,, ,,1 Q 4. G Y B