Don Bosco High School - Bosconian Yearbook (Ramsey, NJ)
- Class of 1957
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STAFF OF THE BOSCONIAN 57 CO EDITORS IN CHIEF Donlld W Olnvtr jostph I Trnno TREASURER ohn G0meL LITERARY DEPARTNIEINT Charles DeI'az1o Rlchlrd Dondero John Hlrrlngton W1ll11n1 Ltvxs ohn Wiuldow ncy PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTNIEINT Dennls Dupler John Ferrador ohn Gomez Gordon Webb Whrte Stephen My shnsk1 Q S8 ART DEPARTMENT Ray mond Nlurray Lau rence enny S91 TABLE 0F CONTENTS FACULTY -our teachers to whom we v1ll be grlteful for thur self s.1cr1hee and devotnon to duty SENIORS We who now leave 1n sadness and joy to buxld our careers on all we have acqu1red here at Don Bosco UNDERCLASSMEN you students who stnll have one or more years to profit by the example glven by your superlors and the knowledge xmparted by them 1n the classroom ACTIVITIES those days and events wh1ch made school hfe more memorable and enjoyable SPORTS they strengthened our moral and mental facultxes and bullt our char acters through wholesome competmon BENEFACTORS to you our deepest grautude for makmg thns 1957 BOSCONIAN poss1ble ll ll .. J r A . , . .Q 5 .y J I ' . TYPING DEPARTMENT , Wfilliam Levis, John Stefan, John ' f . . , I f 'K 'Q' . ARCHBISHOP HIS EXCELLENCY THE 'VIOST REVEREND ARCHBISHOP THONIAS X BOLAND STD Metropolitan 0 tba Arcbdzoccsa 0 Neuark -At? 4, Q1 ruflf -fix Q L rkzrij? lin' . WUI? , , , ' 'K 5 r, ' x t' V -, A , , - I , I K , , BV' 1 V 'V 1-r ,., ' Y' 1 -I ' 1 L I1 v . A I' - -1 . 1 V , , V F fx '.. V ff! iv' - , V- , ' A' ., A ,K V' K V 1 . , . , I 1, ' . .fv ,- v .. . , , y I 'nr ,i . . ,-. ,f ' Vx ' f I A ff ,A . M-. ,f 1 1 I N f 5 13 K' ,. ' L 'W ,A f L' Am. -.lg h C 1 ., SJ, .7 QV PRINCIPAL Qrkvoi Quiz Quan Busan. grill Qian! any 24, 1951 Dear Graduates of the Ciass of 19511 'Twenty five years ago lhld graduated from Don Bosco High School after having spent four profitable years within these very fgrniiiar ciassrooxns thit you are about to ieave. AB i iooit back on those years, i appreciate more and more the instruction and guidance i received at th! hands of some of the very Saiesians whom you have been fortunate to have as your instructors, counseiiors, and character builders. Nov, as weii as in the paBt, the object of aii your teachers is the formation of a good Christian and a useful citizen. Today, as veit as fifty or more years hence, you vriii have to admit that some of the morai and inteilectuai fibres of your personality were oven here at D0n Bosco during your educational training. D0n Bosco rnain a part of your iife and you. To the extent you achieve Christian and a good citizen you vriii contribute of Don Bosco High Sehooi. xi ioin vu ivlays re a good i meaning e and vii rs I viii a 'ective as vm the fui dents her Superio your obi King KBO to be stu t aii your who hive N towards ml This June you vriii cease the great famiiy of Saiesian Aiumni. Be sure tha will always- continue their interest in yum. Those Saiesians stood before the chant boards in the classrooms viii always keep you in their prayers and interest. assuring you of my personai remembrance of you in my prayers and the Hoiy Sacrifice of the Mass and begging Mary Heip of Christigni and Don Bosco to biess your every endeavor, i am Aifectionateiy yours in Christ, 're to'r 1' ! 47 i , - i L i me-M in-Q H .. .L kan .N 71 11 '15 L! M 55 525 'MM U E 1 . . at Y , 3 ,, A 1 , G,-4' y I Q51 Rig mf f Ex W . Q X . .x xxvsa 3,4 N Q hx , 1 3' Aa 5 ,max , -Minus-, C Y A 'W REV ALFRED J SOKOL SDB BA REV JOSEPH S BAJOREK Prefect Elementary Algebra IC S DB MA Catechist Religion IVB hnalish IVA IVB idol' REV ALFRED T AVELLA S D B B A Prefect of Studies Director of Athletics RCllj,lOfl llC Intermediate Algebra IIIA Allis REV' MARTIN BOGUCKI REV. JOSEPH F. PANKOWSKI s..D.B. s.T.D. Ph.D. SDB- B-A Confessor- Latin IV- Confessor' Religion IB IC IIA IIB IIIB' English IIB. 'N P ,-31. REV. STEPHEN PLYWAZCK, S.D.B., Ph.D. Confessor I BRO. F. XAVIER ARACIL, S.D.B,, B.A. REV. JOSEPH P. SOKOL, S.D.B., B.A. Religion IIIAQ Chemistry III, IV. Latin IIA, IIIA. llIBg Spanish IIA, IIIB, Sacristan. in-Q Nw I i BRO. WILBUR DEMPSEY, BRO. JAMES M. GAVA, S.D.B., B.A. BRO- SAI-VATORE C- ISGRO, S.D.B., B.A. Latin IA, IIB, IICQ History IE. . S-DQB-, B.A. Geometry IIA, IIB, IICg French IIIAg Assistant Librarian Religion IDQ Latin IB, ICQ Elementary Library Science and Speech IA, ICQ Algebra IEQ Dramatics Club Moderatorg ' Glee Club Moderator. Tennis Coach. BRO. JAMES H. JEFFCOAT, S,D.B., B.A. Biology IIB, IICQ History IIIAQ Library Science and Speech lEg Cross Country Coachg Track Coach. Hs- il BRO. WALTER M. PRUSCHOWITZ, BRO. C. STEPHEN REILLY, S.D.B., B.A. S.D.B., B.A. Lgtin IVA5 History IA3 Spanish HB3 Latin IEQ Elementary Algebra IA, IBg German IIAQ Canteen. Library Science and Speech IB, IDQ Basketball Coachg Baseball Coach. MR. ROBERT E. ORTONE Assistant Band Director ADMINISTRATION MR. ALFRED SEMENZA Glee Club Instructor 5 ' ' Q tgp 1 Ii ind 113.5 'Q BRO. ANTHONY J. WOLFE, S.D.B. Secretary MRS. KATHLEEN O'HARA Secretary MRS. KATHRYN C, CLARK MR. CHARLES E. DOOLEY, B.S Registrar Financial Secretary 'Hey if -,asv E. 5. 5 MRS. HELEN G. THRAN, B.A., B.S. in L.S. Librarian nr- ff ALFRED BECK Always with a chuckle and ready with a iaugh are the highlights of Fred. This citizen of Yulan has proven himself as versatile an athlete as a student. Marcus is a sight to watch on the basketball court with his fancy dribbling and precise jump shot. Fred is planning to go to St. Francis College in Loretto, Penn. Best of luck to you, Fred, from all of us. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball j.V. 2, 3, Varsity 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4. -55 . D77 ' HIS that Wham troubling you, cousm. 16 FREDERICK ALTER lred is 1 hlppx go lutlq ftllovx He s hlppy xx hen ht s around tht felloxx s ht s hrppx xx htn he s in class ht s just plain hippy This four year mln from XX tstxx ood IS the posscssor the hlppiest disposition in school lots ot lutk to 1 su tll fellow Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Sodalityl Who M, i . nw' 1 I . JAMES BRETT He IS the kmd of person ewerybody lrkes to have around When rm IS 1n the classroom on the basket ball court or 1n socral huddles hrs warm and frrendly personallty lmpresses us all rm plans to attend Stevens Instrtutc rn the frll Good luck to a smell guy Intramurals 3 4 1 Who s a Hot Roddefg JOSEPH CALAO Smce he came to Bosco two and a half years ago thrs quiet frrendly srxfooter has made hrmself well llkcd bx evcrx one oe rs mterested ln elettromcs and last year he became a charter member of the racllo club Next fall he plans to attend St Peter s College Intramurals a 4 Radlo Club 5 4 Track 4 Sodahty 3 Don f Lvabe Mp . I 1 v Y Y - . ' , J . , - - - rf H - Y 3 9 ' . I I L . V , f 1 ' Y ,A M.-W 5 'rc- . 4 ' . bv . . ,tl- -1r r V I X . Yi 1, ry n If , l . V 1 . . , . . . Y u A 1 , I . ' 1. , ' , MN-N , :I 1 K ' 1 ' H 3 w .V , .hiv , gl 'X all ,Y-,Q , , r 'W ff g 1 V. r Y , FM- ' 1 l ' 67 . . , rat? ,M- Y PP , ' IJ WILLIAM CLARKE B1lls quut lnendly manner has xxon h1m the fr1endsh1p of ex eryone at our school though he s only been ruth us a year Bes1des hav1ng become a mem ber of the blsketball team B1ll 15 a good all around student I-11s mtcrests are IH chem1strx and chem1cal CHLIDCLFIHQ wxh1ch he plans to take up 1n college Intramurals 4 Baseball 4 ll' pi just Plum I C THOMAS CONNOR Tom who ha1ls from Pomona New York IS one of the four sear men here at Bosco He 15 one of the more qu1et sen1ors who seems to have the knack of domg everythmg 1n a smooth way Tom mtends to take a Pre Med course 1n college next year and we sure hope he w1ll be a great success 1n th1s field Track 2 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Football 2 Altar Boys 3 4 Sodahcy 1 2 Hwbuf D0 Y ou Expect, A Cgddyy, Z. WILLIAM CURLEY Bill came from Ridgewood two years ago and in that time he has made himself a reputation for his friendliness and his ability to produce extraordinary chemical reactions. One of the members of our Year- book Sfaf, he has worked hard to make it a success. Bill is going to college next year and plans to take a course in law. Best wishes, Bill! Intramurals 3, 45 Stage Crew 3, 4. 'N sf-'ta 'C 'G Nia gs. M N . kj ,. ,,.. . Blg Bill , JOSEPH CUTI Though he's only been with us a year, joe has stood out among us all. Besides being one of the most well informed seniors on just about everything, Joe is a good-natured, popular guy. His interests are in many extra-curricular activities and in the field of medicine which he plans to study in college. Intramurals 4. .W ,Z 0 'fu only Hurts fvf 1' Little While? fb JIU CHARLES DEFAZIO Chuck 19 one of the regulars at Don Bosco For four xears he has been actne 1n all sports Hrs last yur II Don Bosto found hxm on the X ars1ty Basket b1l1 team We art convmced that many a spectator has seen hls hustle on the Court and was 1mpressed Baseballj V 7 Varslty 3 4 Basketball 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 JV Footba1l2 3 3,7 l'm OVW, NOW What. 20 PETER DAWSON Though Pete has only been wtth us for the past year 1n that short t1me he has made many frnends He 15 mterested m sports and that mcludes belxeve It or not the fine game of pool Pete s more ser1ous mterests are nn mechamcal engmeermg whxch h plans to take up ln college Intramurals 4 .5 B ea! I! Kid You Bother Mer MD RICHARD DONDERO D1Ck came to Bosco ln h1S freshman year The Kmg as he IS often called IS lxked by every one he Comes m Contact wxth and has made a h1t w1th h1s classmates from the start As of now Drck 15 doubt ful as to what he would lxke to be but he 1ntends to go to college Lots of success 1n future lxfe Dlckl Intramuralsl 2 3 4 JV Football 2 Soda11ty2 Pouc' ' 'mfr' ROGER DOODY Roger 15 one of Tenafly s permanent fixtures Ever smce he came up here three years ago hlS qulet d1S pos1t1on has made h1m really accepted by everyone at Bosco H15 plans are for a career ln IT1Cd1Cll'1C wh1ch he hopes to study at Tulane Umversrty Intramurals 3 4 JV Baseball 2 Sodalxty 2 'bass N0 A6359 21 DENNIS DUPIER Dennis came to us in his Sophomore year. He is the kind of guy that will always help you out when you are in need of it. During his three years at Don Bosco he has obtained one of the highest ratings in his class. His success in wlmtevcr he undertakes will be a credit both to himself and to Don Bosco. Radio Club 5, -ig Dramatics 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 2, 3, 4g Sodality' Zg Yearbook 4. High Voltage PETER FARRELL Pete another four year man at Don Bosco has proy en himself not only a top notch athlete but also one of the hardest workers in his class Fatigue usually found during his free time playing one sport or another We are sure that with his ambitions he will go far in the future Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 5 4 Cross countryl 2 3 4 Traekl Color guard 2 5 4 Sodalityl 2 3 4 Intra murals 1 2 I svabva -t wa., Faflgugd -'ning EUGENE FLOOD Though Gene 15 a newcomer to the class of 57 he has qu1ckly estabhshed h1mself as one of the boys Commutm from Ramsey dallx has no effect on Genes sense of humor He IS ready at any t1me to supply a laugh to our class w1th h1s easy w1t We w1sh you the best of everythm Gene' Intramurals 4 Halloween Cornmmee 4 'fx What da ya SUD JOHN FERRADOR John who has entered the cafeter1a unfrulmgly for the past four years IS one of the Hnest guys ever to ezt 1 Bosto meal He hu earned h1s v1rs1ty letter 111 Track the good future Ban 1 2 Cu I 2 l1 1 2 3 and 15 a first class sports vwr1ter Keep up xxork ohn and our best w1shes for the 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Glee Basketball Mgr 4 Cross Country Mg.,r 4 Soda 4 Altarboyl 2 3 4 W0 w W DONALD FOWLER Don comes from Oradell He bas been a mem ber ID good standing of the radio club and in his second year Don was a spzrk in the now well organ ized dramaties club Good luck Don' Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Altar Boys 1 2 3 4 Dramatics 2 5 Radio Club 3 4 Yearbook 4 5 of an engine 24 JAMES FOGACCI jim, who has just come to Bosco this year, has already become well liked by all. We are sorry that he didn't come sooner, and we are sure he will make out well in life. Best Wfishes, jim! Intramurals 43 Halloween committee 4. A Cloud Maker 'fm Www Q -sash e 1, , l , 'Nr if ,, , - WZ? .W .Vx ' M.. g we .A W' X Q. . rr J! , . L s , . ' V . . f. ' y u 1 1 y y 1 x S , Q - 'go-I . ' ,. . , R W , gf? A W ..., - 4 lg f . 1? Q V 15 V 1 V , .1- .A A . . .,,..,- i I 51. ifiigi , ei wi: l . 371 rr 9 ' It 8 PATRICK GALLAGHER Pat IS from one of Sprmg Xalley s clans I-Ie has parucrpated IH many of the act1v1t1es and has never stopped h1s progress 1n school Pat mtends to enter college after hxs exxt from ole D B HS Intramurals l 2 3 4 Altar Boysl 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Vrce Presldent 2 3 N xgilqffl, ....,,,HNx 'Don't laugh zt S Pald or 495' Ml? MICHAEL GIBLIN M1ke came to us nn hns Jumor year and had no trouble m becommg vsell lrked The Dush who has a true sense of humor can be found erther bomb mg rn h1s Ford or havlng a laugh w1rh the boys Good luck to a swell guy Color Guard 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Basketball 3 Altar Boys 3 4 l Well ,,,,,,,.,,, A 2 5 DENNIS GILLAN Den IS a three year man at Don Bosco who halls from the metropohs of R1ver Edge An outstandmg scrence student Den IS a person who loves hard Work and the fact that Den s name IS often found on the honor roll proves thrs Dens amb1t1on IS to become a sc1ence teacher Good luck Den' Track 2 3 Cross country 7 Soclalxry 2 Yearbook Staff 4 ,,,,,f,,s,.s.,ynu1ll v.vn.g,..a,-.1-Q N0 more For Tbzs YW' JOHN GOMEZ John has been w1rh us for four years and has been on the honor roll four years He gets along wlth every bodx and on the DICIS of hls record here ohn seems assured of a successful future john plans to attend Renselear Poly techmc Inst1tute 111 the fall Track 1 2 Secretary Treasurer 4 Sodahty 1 2 Radro Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 rfllufkjy Pierrergi JOHN HARRINGTON John who 15 another four year man has shown hxmself to be one of the most gernal of the class Fmendlmess and jovxallty are ohn s trademarks He has made many fr1encls durmg hrs four years here John IS also one of the stalwarts of the baseball team and can be counted on to hurl a good game We Want to Wlsh you best of luck for the future Baseball 2 3 4 Altar Boys 1 2 3 4 V1cePres1dent4 - if Pool Ace? O CE 3' FU l ' U1 cn C3 C P-I O 2 cn 5 rv 'U :- rTI0Of-:gm ::O'J'o3wO :Digg Q. .:O1-'0 3' Usafbgivagvx E OCZ? Macaw H w w-,rum D Erwnm 5 2 52 B 30E:o.,., C 3 o v-. ,,, v1 B Zara Swag? LN v- swm 3 .as Q- xvgo 'dn ..- EBSQ' o 'vor :EI-Q'D-Ea Io.:!2E LAHS? -- 373 w l ' 5253 N QYSQ' Eine? P1g CfSD-H -sim? 5 m0-va 'FW ' w. rw Uv 'WDW Watcbzng All The Gzrly G0 By EDWARD HATTENBACK Ed who comes from deep down IH the heart of Bergenfleld 1S one of those guys whom everyone l1kes He IS the krnd that gets down to brass tacks when rt comes to studymg Ed mtends to go to col lege and study elcctrxcnl engmeerrng Lots of luck Ed and keep Workmg Inrramuralsl 2 5 4 Sodahtyl 2 ALFRED HURLEY Al Hurley halls from that thrnvmg town of Du mont New JerseN Th1S man wrth the magneuc per sonahty a fanuly trzut can usually be found argumg some toplc of the day rn the Bosco burldmgs He wxll take any sxde of any quesuon just so he can argue All of us feel he w111 make a success of nt Inrramuralsl 2 3 4 Sodahtyl 2 i 7 5 Bebznd The Green DOOVW W And Wbdl' 5 Wrong Wah E mi 'TIXQ' JOSEPH HYNES Another four year man at Don Bosco Joe has been an md1spens1ble part of the Class of 57 In our Semor actlvmes oe was the or1g1nator of some of our best 1deas He IS always ready wrrh a smrle even 1n a bad spot Heres hopmg the best of luck nn everythmg oe' Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Altar Boyl 2 3 4 ..'-In 1149 5.3!-nl 'rv-'nll'h rv' F r r r P Wbzch ls Wbzcha PETER JAMKE Peter the bxggest boy 1n hls class puts hlS herght to good use He has played on the Don Bosco Varslty Basketball Team now for three years Peter ha1ls from a lrttle town called Ramsey N J whrch IS just south of Bosco Peter the kmd of guy everyone hkes works hard at everythnng he does As of now Pete says he would hke to go to Seton Hall and study to be a doctor Good luck rn college Pete' Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Sodalrty 1 2 Basketball 2 3 4 JV Football 2 3 ,,...f erUgb!,, DONALD JOHNSON Looking for an answer to an algebra or trig prob- lem? Then your troubles are over in the person of big D . Don hails from the thriving metropolis of Dumont and is a very likeable guy at Don Bosco. He plans to take, you guessed it, math in college. Intramurals 1, Z, 5, 43 J. V. Football 25 Sotlality 1, 2, 3. Fore' If JOHN KASHYNSKI John is a jazz enthusiast and one of Boscos four year men John comes from north of the N Y N J line a little town called Spring Valley His plans are to take electrical engineering at Manhattan Col lege The Class of 57 vushes you the best of luck John' JV Baseball 2 Radio Club 3 4 JV Football 2 Intra muralsl 2 5 H' H0 Sieve 0 JOHN KINEKE The first mo years we culled hmm Llttle ohn but at h1s present he1ght of 6 feet who could say that now? The Form shows some promise nn sports for the future Most of the t1me h1s mood fits the occa sxon whnch can only be sald of a few JV Baseball 2 Inttamuralsl 2 3 4 Sodahtyl 2 3 K x , S,,, One of Don Bosco S Boy JAMES KENNELLY J1m IS the pol1t1e1an of Don Bosco He campa1gned h1mself mto the class presxdency two years 1n a row J1m has been the center of many practxcal jokes and IS alvs ays ready to do anythmg for h1s class He hopes to go to college Altar Boy 2 v Sodallty 1 2 5 4 Class Presxdent Dramatlcs 1 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Tenms 2 3 Why, li Ex Preszdenf eq!! BRUCE KLEES Bruce 15 a four year man from Havs thorne He spent two years as a res1dent student and two years as a day student Hrs quret and fr1end1y personahty has made a b1g h1t wrrh all who have come m Contact wxth hxm Intramuralsl 2 5 4 Sodahtyl 2 3 Altar Boyl 2 3 4 T' ANDREW KOWALSKI Fugzlwe From lfae Freeway' Drew vsho has lust jomed us thrs vear has proven to be frxendly and affable He has shown a hearty 1nterest 1n studxes and manages to keep us ahve vuth hrs comxcal remarks He has been a great asset to the Sennor class and we wxsh hxm the best of luck Intramurals 4 f f Varsity ProSPeCt ' 32 ,vii HERMAN KRIEG Mlke as he prefers to be called IS one of the more qulet boys at Bosco H15 favorlte past1me 18 dI'lVlI'1g around m hns hot Ford He hopes to go to Rutgers and take up mechamcal englneermg Sodallty 1 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 JV Football 2 Hermcm PETER KUNCIK A pal to all that s the name for Pete A good natured guy w1rh a gxft for vtork Peter s often seen lendmg a hand 1n many of the schools act1v1t1es Pete plans to attend Seton Hall Unxversnty and major 1n radlo and telev1s1on broadcastmg Good luck Pete' Become another Mel Allen' Tenmsl 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 JV Football 2 Year book 4 erwdif IVE-xi Year,, 33 BRYAN LENAHAN Bryan came from that quiet little town of Glen Rock four years ago. He likes all kinds of sports but prefers baseball and basketball He is very interested in Chess as a hobby Bryan would like to mayor in Dentistry at Seton Hall next year Good luck Smiley V Bas etball JV 2 3 Varsity 4 JV Baseball 2 3 Sodalityl 2 JV Football 2 3 Y! Yiwu, -2,1 Smiley the Basket Hanger 'ALM' 1 WILLIAM LEVIS B111 came to Don Bosco halfway through the Fresh man year He quickly proved himself friendly and likeable Bill has proved himself an asset in being one of the top on Boscos pitching staff He intends to rake Business Administration in college JV Baseball V Baseball Intrarnuralsl 2 3 4 The Closer fbi, Beyer qua..b.-i-F' EUGENE LOORAM Athough Gene has been with us for only two years he has made his presence felt on the Bosco scene As one of the mainstays of the baseball team and as a consistent leader in marks Gene has shown his drive in whatever he wants to do With his S0 Dodge, which is always on the Bosco lot, he is prac- ticing his flying on Runway No. 17, for Gene has received a coveted appointment to the Air Force Academy in Denver. Happy landings, Gene! Varsity Baseball 3, 4g Football 33 Sodality 3. I . ,I No More Buses For Me ' JAMES LGFGREN Jim came to us in his fourth year of high school The big fellow from Emerson has shown us his desire to participate in all activities We are sure he will succeed in the years to come BEST WISHES Jim' Intramurals 4 Man Abou! :bg Campus -......, aww fi WILLIAM McCRORIE W1ll another four year man at Don Bosco IS well known among h1s classmates for h1s readmess to help 1n any work that must be done He can alvs ays be counted on for a laugh when thmgs are gomg slow Good luck 1n the future W1ll' Bandl 2 3 4 JV Basketball 2 3 Cross country 4 So dalltyl 2 Altar By 1 2 5 4 Glee Clubl 2 Track 2 11- Hwillie, W itlo Another Bomb JOHN LUTOLF A four year man at Don Bosco ohn IS one of our most respected Semors Although workmg mghts at the Grand Un1on ln Ramsey John has st1ll been able to make the honor roll frequently Such hard work and perseverence surely spell success ohn plans to attend Seton Hall Un1vers1ty Altar Boyl 2 3 4 Intrarnuralsl 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 Track 2 1-11 ...mg ll.. Fafbff Martm Was Here , - .21 - ,rv i ig 1 MICHAEL MACHUCA Mrke jomed us IH h1s Junlor year and rmmedlately became well lxked by all hrs classmates He plans to major m electrxcal engmeermg rn college Although he has not been w1th us long we have all grown fond of hrm Good luck M1ke' Sodahty 3 Intramurals 3 4 Track 4 'WF' Wulf: The Bolo Kfd is l 1 dl?-Q3 'C'fT ? XV' CHARLES MAUPAI Charhe a power m all actrvltles has been cormng to Bosco from Oradell for four years A very sports mmded fellow he can usually be found debatmg the current sport and players rn the Cafeterla As a trlb ute to hrs mterest m sports he has been elected Cap tam of Sports for the last three consecutrve years Charlre has always kept hrs marks up and wrth hrs many ab1l1t1es he wrll be a success rn college Football 1 Intramurals 1 2 Varsity Baseball 2 3 4 Captam of Sports 2 3 4 ,fClean Up Week,, ? 57 WILLIAM MORAN The Duke came to Don Bosco High School in his Sophomore year In that time he has shown his school spirit by participating in various organizations Bills untiring efforts will surely be rewarded in future sears Best of luck' JV Football2 Intramurals 2 3 4 Soclal1ty2 5 Gemng UP 11' f be World -Qu:-w4l ' JOHN MULDOWNEY John joined us in his Sophomore year and it is too bad that this likeable kid has not been with us for four years. In his first year in the school he was elected Sports Captain. Last year John rode the school bus- this year he not only drives himself but several others to school. Radio Club 3 4' Intramurals 3 4' Yearbook 4' Sodality 2. P 9' rrlfffl Run Againasu 49 DONALD OLIVER Smce Don arrrved at Bosco IU h1s Sophomore year he has been one of the most popular fellows 1n our Class of S7 On the vars1ty basketball team Don has been scormg po1nts for Bosco for the past three years Keep squared away wnth Joe and good luck 1n college Don' Varsxty Basketball 2 3 4 Altar Boy 2 3 4 Sodallty 3 4 gVkFZotball 3 Track 4 Cross country 4 Co Edltor Year oo Dropping lt zn lzke a bmi RAYMOND MURRAY Ray jolned us 1n h1s Sophomore year and 1mmed1 ately made many fr1ends He 15 one of the vars1ty stars a mamstay of the p1tch1ng of the baseball and a terr1fic fullback Ray IS also the artxst for th1s yearbook Baseball JV 2 Varslty 3 4 Basketball JV 2 Vars1ty3 4 Football 3 Yearbook 4 BENQ' wa? Y as fa X5 M urruy 5 Mzdnzfe Aufo Sales I I - - , , Q - ' , y ,N 3 ,X ,A -N4 -ff We V ' -. me 1 X .I ww . Vt I a .ff Y ,fx A ... -'W , L ' K Q ' ft 1 f .- : . - sal te, .. 'ef ,ag , A H il. ti' Q. Y- B ' :,. V , -A I ...wwf 6 ian-v 3 ,M A , '-iij . , Y ' ,a ---M s.. -,wrsr fg -ts, . , 1' ' f - , , 1 gage. . i ' re-rf-H J , ' C ' W rr , I l ll 3 , . D y , L , , 3 v S - - 5 1 - 9 - - 44 -'fl 'II-IOMAS P OSSMAN Looking for Torn? ust look for the crowd and he 11 be right in the center of it Big Tom has a personality that is worth a million We ve all grown to like him in these past four years and are going to miss his company Tom has the quality that will take him to the top in years to come Sodalityl 2 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Track2 yjrll' Tzgef 40 THOMAS I. OSSMAN Tom came to Bosco four years ago from a little town in New York State called Stony Point. Al- though he takes a lot of kidding about it, he still claims it is a great town. Tom, along with his good grades, can handle himself well on the tennis court. Tennis 2g Glee Club 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. iv As Usual Ngglnng To D0 ,l YW THOMAS PASSOW Always ready with something witty to say, Tom has been a popular fellow in our class. Through his four years at Don Bosco he has helped make our class one to remember. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. -will 'il lx, .fn Does Tbzs Come Wztb the CWD QW' 1 QV FRANCIS PODGORSKI Frank is one of the friendliest fellows in the class He is the kind of person everyone likes to be near Wherever you happen to be whether on the ball field on the honor roll or in social huddles Frank will be there near the top He has all the qualities to be the tops in whatever profession he chooses Football 2 JV Baseball 2 3 Altar Boyl 2 3 4 Sodahty 1 2 3 Vice Presidentl School paper staffl 2 4 Swzslgasp JOHN SAI-ILBERG ohn a four year man from Bergenfleld can al ways be found m the front ranks of all act1v1t1es unless he 15 leadxng them The Swede 15 a hkeable fellow whose xx h1te Pont1ac convertxble can alvs ays be seen around the H111 Bes1des holdmg down che 1mportant job of Semor Class Pres1dent he 15 actlve on the Yearbook Staff and 1n sports Baseballl 2 4 Football 2 3 Pres1dent 4 Sodalltyl 2 VICC Presxdent 2 You re a bzlndffd an g d E, My Pounds O BRUCE SCHICK Bruce who has been dayhopplng from Rxver Edge for four years comes ahve every sprxng for baseball season A good man w1th the glove Bruce has al ways been promment 1n sports He has been terested 1n other act1v1t1es also and has alyaws kept h1s marks up no mean feat 1n 1tself Bruce w1l1 be a success 1n whatever he does Baseball Freshmanl Varsxty 2 3 4 Sodahtyl 3 Intra muralsl 2 3 4 Halloween Commxttee 4 'S' l lm! Dorff Fofsef If il JOHN SMITH Smitty as he is know on the Bosco campus hails from Spring Valley N Y He has been coming to Bosco for four years and during that time he has always been a pleasant fellow to be with at any time A whiz at basketball Smitty is a decisive factor in any game He intends to take up architecture 1n college Qprobably to design a better backboardj and it is certain that he will be a success JV Basketball 2 Intramurals 12 5 4 Altar Boyl 2 3 4 If 5 Gettzng Crowded In Here 1 RICHARD SKELLY Dick is a four year man who hails from Bernards- ville. He has made the senior class a great deal more lively. Besides being the life of the class, he is a pro- nounced ballplayer. He has been on the varsity base- ball team for three years. He has shown interest in all major activities. He can nearly always be found writing a letter to Irene in some obscure part of the campus. We wish you all the luck in the world, Dick! Baseball 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 4. 2 3 To Dzck From Irene , Lluvfkf RAFAEL SUAREZ JOHN STEFAN Jack, who has been with us for one year, hails from Nanuet. He previously went to Spring Valley High. He has given our class a little added incentive and has fast become one of the boys. Jack is one residentwho will not be found around the campus on week ends. XVe wish you the best of luck in your future, Jack! Yearbook Staff 45 Dramatics 45 Intramurals 4. ,2g,,--e Ungazea Us lack Ralph affectionately dubbed Sancho Panza by the boys has proven himself as versatile as he is ener getic Although he has given us quite a scare by be mg confined to quarters a few weeks each vxinter he still manages to be the mainstay of the band Sancho is not one to concede a point when he gets his mind on it and is one keed we won t forget Track 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 JV Basketball2 3 Sc nor P110 and Hts Gu zfaf JOHN SUTHERLAND John has been with us three years at Bosco and in that time has become one of the boys . A resident of Stony Point, he has come to be respected for his pleasing personality and his easy-going manner. John intends to go to Holy Cross, and we know that he will succeed in whatever Held he will undertake. Intramurals 2 5 4' JV Football 2 3 Au w Sbucks GEORGE SZERMER George has been commuting to Bosco from the big town of Tallman for four years He is active in sports but he is also serious minded as is evidenced by his service on the Altar for four years With his cheerful personality and pleasant disposition George will be a success in anything he undertakes JV Football 2 5 Sodalityl 2 3 Alt Boyl 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 W6 al 5 He Trymg To Prove: 45 JAMES TOBIN The tall lanky fellow from Bergenfield is givmg Nlessrs Virgil and Aristotle a run for their money since he has taken up the study of these two fellows respective languages His other interests are the honor roll of which it is rumored he has a patent and music From the preceding it can be assumed he will succeed Sodality 1 2 Altar Boyl 2 5 4 'ia Z' 'ww ' all 4' ,auf 4345 .sm- Potted New JOSEPH TRIANO Joe a hard-vu orking guy from a town called Ora- dell has taken up the task of putting out this year s edition of the BOSCONIAN with Don Oliver. He has put many hours into it as he does with everything he undertakes. joe a big hit with his classmates is a four year man who intends to rake up dentistry in college. COOD LUCK in the future Joe! Intramurals 1 2 3 4' Yearbook Co-editor 4' J.V. Football 2 5' Baseball j.V. Z 3 Varsity 4. 'mwi g wg. A ' Qli nn' 'Qt swan '-' I ' wflinlrgn ' 'J .-f1nf0 lbe Lakin, me A-X 1 'P' WILLIAM VON DOHLEN B111 15 one of the four year veterans who comes from Bergenfield In h1s four years at Bosco B111 has made a reputauon for h1mself as one of the most out standmg all around athletes 1n Boscos h1story B111 plans to take a Pre Med course 1n college and we are sure he w111 be a great doctor Varsxty Baseballl 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Basketball JV 2 3 Varsxty 4 Yearbook Commmee 4 SCHIOI' Prom 4 Wa-ff' ,..4pM'P ' M, X N -1 x - ffN0f Again? New fs... OI-IN WHITE John Wh1te a four year man at Bosco IS the qu1et studnous type He has been well lrked by h1s classmates all through the four years John would lxke to study engmeenng at Manhattan College prxor to attendmg West Pomt Good luck 1n the future ohn' Altar Boy 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 JV Football Z Intra muralsl 2 3 4 Tenms 3 4 Sodallryl 2 3 Lrbrary 1 Yearbook Staff 4 l .ai-v '31 ff, and tbat's where we 5 ' 48 GORDON WEBB Gordxe IS another of the four year boys and can usually be found ln a track umform flashmg around the course Besldes bemg a devoted track man he IS also a member of the basketball team Gordre IS al Ways rn the group and IS known as one of the boys Best of luck to you 1n all your undertakmgs Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl GleeClub1 2 3 Sodahty 1 2 4 lntramuralsl 2 Track 2 3 4 Altar Boyl 2 Cross countryl 2 3 4 Yearbook Staif4 Band 1 2 3 4 Tl: ai s not fly? way I0 mn' Mrs C Klees and Mrs F C Alter Fred Alter Al Beck Jun Brett Joe Calao B111 Clarke Joe Cut1 Tom Connor B111 Curley Pete Dawson Charl1e DCFZZIO D1ck Dondero Rog Doody Denn1s Dup1er Pete Farrell John Ferrador Gene Flood 11m FOg8CC1 Don Fowler Pat Gallagher Mrke G1bl1n DCHHIS Glllan john Gomez Charl1e Gutowsk john Harrrngton Ed Hattenback Al Hurley Joe Hynes Pete jamke Don johnson John Kashynskr 11m Kennelly John K1neke Bruce Klees Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 29 Page 30 Page 31 1 SENIORISMS Im always smllrng Most jovlal Most opt1m1st1c Most helpful Most polrte That Chem' B1g Tom The boy w1th the Ipana sm1le Elv1s Greatest of the great B1g Txme Operator Rog and h1s hot Ford W1tt1est Most mdustrrous I got to get a Lucky Most cheerful Oh' That French' Don Uuan9 9 J Best d1spos1t1on Look at that Ford' Tweedy The qu1et man Joe College E1ght ball corner pocket Best dressed Man of the hour Most The gyrated basketball player Mr Unrvac The Pol1sh Ironman Most lrkeable Best on al1b1s Gasol1ne Ally and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Drew Kowalskr Herman Kr1eg Pete Kunc1k Bryan Lenahan B111 Lev1s Jxm Lofgren Gene Looram john Lutolf W1ll1e McCror1e M1guel Machuca Charl1e Maupa1 B111 Moran John Muldowney Ray Murray Don Ol1ver Tom J Ossman Torn P Ossman Tom Passow Frank Podgorskl John Sahlberg Bruce Sch1ck Dlck Skelly John Smxth jack Stefan Ralph Suarez John Sutherland George Szermer Jlm TOblH joe Tr1ano VIC Tyne B111 Von Dohlen Gord1e Webb John Whxte SENIOR PAGE SPDNSORS Here we wrsh to acknowledge and publlcly thank those who have sponsored our Senror pages our OWII parents Marxon Beck W Brett L Calao W J Clarke Thomas Connor Mrs H J Curley Mr and Mrs John Cut1 Mr and Mrs Edward Dawson Judge and Mrs Charles DCFZZIO Mr and Mrs Walter Dondero Mr and Mrs Matthew Doody Mr and Mrs Georgej Duprer The Farrell Famxly and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs john Ha and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs lohn G Ferrador Bernard J Flood James J Fogaccx A Fowler A Gallagher john Glblln J Grllan Joseph R Gomez Charles Gutowskt rrmgton Edward Hattenback Alfred Hurley J Hynes Peter Jamke J J Johnson John Kashynskr Henry H Mart1n John H Kmeke, Sr Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 45 Page 46 Page 47 Page 48 Pure French Most talkatrve Most ser1ous Sm1le awhrle N1t w1tt1est A TOWCf1Hg F1gure Most aggressrve Mope along John Nobody understands me Most cooperanve All Amerrcan Boy The Duke of Pearl Rlver Hot rod Johnny Happ1est Best all around Mad Anthony Wayne Most anx1ous Good t1me Charl1e Most asp1r1ng Mr D B H1gh Most versat11e How about Harry? Casanova Quretest Best mus1c1an Fr1endl1est Volks Wagon George Most d1plomat1c Most casual Father V1c Lxttle Wlll Best hustler Most pleasant and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs W1ll1am Kowalskx joseph Kr1eg Peter Kunclk Walter Lenahan M1lton Lev1s E Lofgren Eugene H Looram O Lutolf Mrs Anna MCCIOIIC Mr and Mrs M1guel Machuca Mr and Mrs Charles Maupal Mrs Cather1ne Moran Mr and Mrs john Muldowney Mr and Mrs Raymond Murray Mrs Glor1a Ol1ver Mr joseph F Ossman Mr and Mrs John F Ossman Mrs Rosemary Passow Mr and Mrs Francrs Podgorslu Mr and Mrs John Sahlber Mr and Mrs Arthur Schick The Skelly Fam11y and Mrs D Smith and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs John A Stefan A Suarez Anthony Sutherland George A Szermer james J Tobm, Sr Mr Alfred R Trrano, Sr Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Charles 1 Tyne W1ll1am Von Dohlen Kenneth Webb C E Whlte 16 .................................... Mr. . . . 32 ................. N ........... ,.... . . Mr. . 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ALTER FREDERICK 18 Woodfield Road Westwood N J BECK ALFRED Box A 15 Yulan N Y BRETT JAMES 74 Cleveland Ave Hasbrouck Hgts N CALAO JOSEPH 97 Becker Ave Rochelle Pk N J CLARKE WILLIAM 21 South St Haverstraw N Y CONNOR THOMAS Route 45 Pomona N Y CURLEY WILLIAM 358 Meadowbrook Ave Rrdgewood N J CUTI JOSEPH 76 Surnmrt Ave DAWSON PETER 112 Walter Ave Hasbrouck Hgts N J DE FAZIO CHARLES 406 Hudson St Hoboken N J DONDERO RICHARD 452 Flfth Ave Rlver Edge N J DOODY ROGER 116 Sunset Lane Tenaliy N J DUPIER DENNIS 144 McK1nley Ave Dumont N J FARRELL PETER 1766 Marme Pkway Brooklyn N Y FERRADOR JOHN 35 Burnsxde Ave Cranford N J FLOOD EUGENE 71 11 110 St Forest Hrlls N Y SENIOR DIRECTORY FOGACCI JAMES 65 Lexmgton Ave Jersey Crty N J FOWLER DONALD 309 Elrn St Oradell N J GALLAGHER PATRICK 6 S Jackson St Sprmg Valley N Y GIBLIN MICHAEL 633 Ridge St Newark N J GILLAN DENNIS 145 Manning Ave Rrver Edge N J GOMEZ JOHN 370 S Central Ave Ramsey N J GUTOWSKI CHARLES 183 Kensmgton Rd Rrver Edge N J HARRINGTON JOHN 42 25 Forley St Elmherst N Y HATTENBACK EDWARD 215 N Owen St Bergeni-Held N J KOWALSKI ANDREW 66 Fourth St Passaxc N J KRIEG HERMAN 389 Bergen Blvd Oradell N J KUNCIK PETER 187 Franklm Turnptke Mahwah N J LENAHAN BRYAN 96 Waldron Ave Glen Rock N J LEVIS WILLIAM 80 Elxzabeth St Rxver Edge N J LOFGREN JAMES 56 Jefferson Ave Emerson N J LOORAM EUGENE 101 E Central Ave Maywood N J LUTOLF JOHN Pulls Avenue Franklm Lakes N J MCCRORIE WILLIAM 63 65 Henry St Brooklyn N Y MACHU CA MICHAEL HURLEY ALFRED 17 Brookfield Rd 276 Madrson Ave Hasbrouck Hgts N J Dumont N J MAUPAI CHARLES HYNES JOSEPH 152 Maple St 185 Grand St West Orange N J New Mrlford N J JAMKE PETER 98 Church St Ramsey N J JOHNSON DONALD 24 Druld Dr Dumont N J KASHYNSKI JOHN 107 Decatur Ave Spnng Valley N Y KENNELLY JAMES 100 Jefferson Ave Rxver Edge N J KINEKE JOHN 444 Colonral Terrace Hackensack N J MORAN WILLIAM 156 West Park Ave Pearl Rtver N Y MULDOWNEY JOHN 46 Pleasant Ave Bergenfleld N J MURRAY RAYMOND 15 Walnut St Allendale N J OSSMAN THOMAS P 61 Herrrck Ave Sprmg Valley N Y PASSOW THOMAS 1645 Renasselaer Rd W Englewood N J PODGORSKI FRANCIS 439 Wyckoff Ave Ramsey N J SAHLBERG JOHN 75 Strllman Ave Bergenfleld N J SCHICK BRUCE 176 Kmderkamack Rd Rlver Edge N J SKELLY RICHARD 7 A Street Bernardsvrlle N Y SMITH JOHN 59 West St Sprmg Valley N Y STEFAN JOHN 142 Grandvlew Ave Nanuet N Y 69 Rulz Belvrs T Haro Rey Puerto Rrco SUTHERLAND JOHN 75 Mam St Stony Pomr N Y SZERMER GEORGE Alms House Road Monsey N Y TOBIN JAMES 86 New York Ave Bergenfleld N J TRIANO JOSEPH 666 Cooper Ave Oradell N J TYNE VICTOR 60 Brookvrew Terrace Bergenfield N J VON DOHLEN WILLI OLIVER DONALD 76 E Central Ave 155 Quebec Rd Island Park N Y OSSMAN THOMAS J Wayne Ave Stony Pomt N Y Bergenfield N J WEBB GORDON 40 20 215th Pl Long Island 3 N Y WHITE JOHN 22 Eckerson Rd Sprxng Valley N Y AM 7 I l ! l. ' 7 Y I 7 r ' ' , .'. , ..' . , .. 7 7 .3 l 7 -, -1- , , .. , .. I 7 !- D I 3 , Y. 3- . 9 1 ' ' . , ... ' , .-. . , .. 7 7 1 Y u ' ' , .. I , ..' I , . . , .5 5 ! . 1 . , ..' D , ... . 9 ' ' 1 , s . s rl Hackensack, N. - , , ' , . , , , , ' , , , , SUARELRAFAEL ' ' 2 .' ,, J 3 3 7 7 3 7 ,. I. 9 7 v '- , , .-. y -- .' 1 n Y, 1 - - I , , a -- -7 , ! , 1 .. - , 'I' , ... , .- -, 1, , . ,, , D , ... First row Cl. to r.D: D. Gillan, T. J. Ossman, T. Connor, T. P. Ossman, J. Kennelly, P. Gallagher, D. Oliver, R. Donclero, J. Cuti, J. Pagach ftransferredb, J. White, D. Fowler, J. Sutherland, E. Hattenback, J. Muldowney, B. Klees, W. Levis, B. Schick, R, Doody, R. Skelly. Second row Cl. to r.J : J. Ferrador, T. Passow, J. Stefan, M. Giblin, J. Harrington, W. McCrorie, J. Kineke, P. Farrell, J. Smith, H. Krieg, A. Beck, C. DeFazio, R. Suarez, G. Webb, J. Fogacci, J. Brett, B. Lenahan, C, Maupai, M. Machuca. Third row Cl .to r.J . G. Szermer, W. Von Dohlen, J. Hynes, J. Sahlberg, J. Kashynski, J. Triano, W. Curley, E. Looram, E. Flood, W. Moran, W. Clarke, P. Kuncik, V. Tyne, F. Podgorski, F. Alter, D. Dupier, J. Gomez, J. Lutolf. Fourth row Ql. to r.1: P. Jamke, J. Tobin, A. Kowalski J. Lofgren, D. Johnson, C. Gutowski, J. Calao. ife325f2.ii?hLZ..l232.2oSOf2E2S.1iiiif.igiiie2?52faJ2Q'?5'.i?'2DE5?f.?fiiii222i Emma: SENIOR OFFICERS ports. gill K ' in sl 4 4kM.lir .NRM J I -4-1 I If, A LAST Wlll . . :fue H' ,Ulf 5 radii' I i 1,4 H , - ' 1.2 ' .4 v .LW .ll ' i ' el I . We, the graduating class of '57, on leaving these hallowed walls, submit our Last ' 2 Will and Testament as follows: X I, Frederick Alter, leave my Latin knowledge to Percy Becker. 1 , I, Alfred Beck, do hereby leave my perfect record for never falling off the bar stool in the den to Beaver Puchalik. I, James Brett, leave my seat in Guerini's idiot row to an up-and-coming Freshman. , Joseph Calao, leave the rear corner seat on the bus to Francis G. Yorke . ' ' William Clarke leave all my headaches and troubles to the worthy Juniors Thomas Connor leave my Ford to any daring unior. I A William Curley leave all future chemistry explosions to Bill Lantz. .- Joseph Cuti leave Peter Dawson leave my deserving brother my gyp notes in trigonometry and history Charles De Fazro leave my winning Hoboken tactics to Pat Caleca Richard Dondero leave my good Italian name to Tom McKeon Roger Doody leave my math problems to Roger Williams Dennis Dupier leave the leadership of the Radio Club to Joe Gauthier Peter Farrell do hereby leave to Steve Murray my running ability and to Paul Scully my basketball talents john Ferrador leave my ability to do the Polka to Jim McMurrer Eugene Flood leave the Juniors the pleasure of remaining one more year ames Fogaccn will the two bolts that are on the right rear leg of my desk to John Moore Donald Fowler leave my chemistry valence sheet to John Cam Patrick Gallagher leave my authorized liquor consumption license to G Keahon Michael Gxblin leave my draft card to James Murphy Dennis Gillan leave my answer book to Brian Rigney John Gomez also leave Charles Gutowski leave my moldy tennis racket to Morrissey John Harrington leave to some baseball minded Freshman my ability to keep my eyes on the game from the bench Edward Hattenback leave nothing at all to Mac Alfred Hurley leave my black book to Kapp Ioseph Hynes leave my khakis to McGarry Peter jamke leave my sneakers to Tom Palace Donald Johnson leave my math brain to my brother ohn Kashynski not being of sound mind leave my BOR factory to Max 3 C John Kmeke leave these hallowed halls reluctantly '5'1m' fm it '4 'ww lr if I , Jr In I, , .. ,, . I7 Q J l I! I L is - -' y L 3 . . . . I .l I, ' , ' ' ' . ., ef L ' , ' . ll In 9 i i ' 1 I, . . , . . . U il I, 9 . ' A 5 W I, l , I . 1 o . , 1 I' '. . A 1 I9 J 1 ' ' - L . , . . . . . . W . I, . . . , V. I I, . . , . . l I, , .. . I, Q I ' - I, . , - . . . Y 1. L ,' . ' ,. g - I, , - L I, . , ' . If Q ' f li I, , I . I fi ' . 5 I, ,I ', i l , - I I I, James Kennelly, leave any wandering Polish lad my sympathy and Erin Go Bragh . ' Is l a - A L l '- Q AND TESTAMENT -naw Bruce l leave my hub caps to some Freshman deslrous of a car Andrew K alskl leave all my basketball skllls to an up and commg Freshman basket 11 tar Herman leave my key Cham to an underpr1v1leged Freshman Peter Kun 1k leave my football ab1l1ty to The Kmg of the Kxds Fltzpatrlck Bryan Len ha leave to my brother Dean all my bralns Wxllxam L v1s leave my worn out baseball umform to Paul Scully ames Lof en leave my trxgonometry book to some lucky Junlor Eugene L ra do leave George Fl1nt my battmg eye ohn Lutol e ve to Joe D1Pasquale my leaky pen and a seat IH the front Wllllam Mc o 16 leave my three year old Greek book to Seymour M1chael Ma uc leave my Bolo knlfe to Zabawa Charles Mau 1 eave to Larry Kelly my Irlsh temper and my pmg pong ab1l1t1es Wllllam Mora l ve to every good Irlsh Freshman my ab1l1ty to drag Poland John Muldow y eave my Nat1onal Merlt Scholarsh1p Award to Robert Layne Raymond Murr ave my blue suede shoes to Joe D1Pasquale Donald Ohver l ve y red basketball shorts to Rxchard Jackowskn and my converse all stars to ame D0 ey Thomas J Ossman ave o Keahon a carton of Smxth cherry filled candxes Thomas P Ossman ave y adventurous student my P1erre Ragout M1l1tary hand book Ovaltme Francxs Podgorskx leave to Nell Fxtz IC eetness of foot ohn Sahlberg leave my extraordmary foo a n John Bober Bruce Sch1ck leave my flawless second base pos1t Helder Rnchard Skelly leave my desk 1n study hall to anyone want ohn Smlth leave to Bob Rose my art of makmg Joe Blxss o 01st s ohn Stefan leave to John Flnnerty my beloved sweat socks Rafael Suarez leave my s1deburns and gu1tar to J1m Dooley ohn Sutherland leave my fellow c1t1zen Keahon my defense of Stony George Szermer leave my dxmples to Auggle Sauer James Tobm leave my Greek knowledge to Patr1ck Noble Joseph Tr1ano leave to Tom Mac McKeon my lovable attltude towards Freshmen Vlctor Tyne leave to Mac my arsenal and track shoes acquired durmg my brlef v1s1t to Texas Wllllam Von Dohlen leave to Paul Varsrty Scully my lucky drrvmg charm Gordon Webb leave to Roger Wllllams my track umform and to Sal Leo my trumpet John Whlte leave to Joe Gauth1er a few old tubes and a transnstor img Q VY! ! - . e ' . O ' ., . - - . .Q lx , . . ri , l l 4 . 2 , . ' 7 9 3 - J 2 ' ' - , . J - - ll ' u an ' . ., 1 ' 1 I I I if , , ,lfl f . . . ' ' gig . . ' el' . ' . , .. . e , A 'll C l ' . e J , - 'V .gy . Thomas Passow, leave Georg K D. - ld my Wyott Camp Outfit and half a jar of J . , ' ' . I 1 . , I u 0 La A I , I S , - VV I - . J . , . . . . I u ' J , - , . . . 1 ,ln J , u ,- , ' - nr-,J , , I -X 9 ' I 3 ' , , z 1 a , , 1 wllg-,bg-4 ' . xf'f., ' ' ll ' 7, ' ' 5 A 9 n 7 l ' H 5 I le lx I I 'IIC ' . . .-Q-.N -..-........i,,,M i F- I -'- L..- A 4.1 .. Y: 2 J ' 'A Ah 'uv-pau-..,, .-.., -........,,.,.4.,,Z... .. ,Y -uv .6-'Y' '-.11 .. ..,.....-- , ,. .. .L., ,, 4 ,Ad- f ' , ..,a 4 ,..,.,-.. ..,, 4 . ' , N U ,M A . ,r ' 1 . - VJ, it V ,J J 2' X . 3 rx n a .. . f.-. . - ' M 1 tID', f . ' ,- , pr, 1 , , af' Y v--,N , , 44,4 pw' ' ' ' . A '4-- . First row, l. to r.: J. Tenaglia, L. Runz, J. Hodell, P. Scully, T. McKeon, J. Jerkovich, J. Wheeling, M. Pellet, J. DiPasquale, W. Toomey. 2nd row, l. to r.: R. Holick, T. MCGann, G. Flint, J. Carroll, W. Butrico, M. McGovern, J. Novellino, J. Menton, XV. Yuraselc, S. Kopp, J. Kusick, R. Zabawa. 5rd row, l. to r.: J. Stefanowicz, J. Gauthier, E. Krug, R. Gaebler, G. Annunziata, R. Becker, P. Niz- borski, E. Birmingham, W. Peterson. 4th row, l. to r.: D. Kearney, G. Keahon, J. Murphy, G. Nostas, S. Fischer, L. Ploskenka, W. Sywak, J. Bober, J. Ryan, R. Bruton. Officers, 1. to r.: Paul Scully, Vice-President, Thomas McKeon, President, Bro. Frank Wolfram, Moderatorg Joseph Jerkovich, Captain of Sports. Compliments of the Class of 'SS 56 JUNIOR A 0 :NM JUNIOR B lst row l to r M Rausenberger I Walsh F Yorke G Purdue L Strersel L Kelly M Smrth E K1eman N Horn R DePasquale E Burke T MacDonald R Machuca Znd row 1 to r J Puzewskr T Coughlm K Fxnn R Wrllrams J Dooley M Mall-:szak N Fxtzpatnck F Cormgan J Puchalrk J Glueck J Synol 3rd row l to r K OBr1en G Seymour J Joyce D Kelly J Barbrero D McNally J Serek D Gnbbm B Mornssey G Wolfe P McMahon R Bossert P Havstad Mrssmg from PIC ture S Myslmskr J Forrstall Officers l to r Rrchard jackovsskx Presrdent Bro Don Zarkoski Moderator' james Dooley Vice-President' George Purdue Secretary. Compliments of the Class of '58 57 Ofhcers, 1. to r.: james McMurrer, Pres- identg Brother Xavier Aracil, Moderatorg Carlo Galluccio, Captain of Sportsg f Harry Sampson, Vice President. Compliments of the members of Sophomore A lst row, l. to r.: A. Barberia, T. Buntzen, C. Galluccio, R. Hannon, T. Fallon, D. Lenahan, J. Gribbin, A. Alvarez- torres, C. Connelly, A. Kozel, R. Chmielowec, J. Gallagher, A. Cirello. 2nd row, l. to r.: L. Kenny, H. Sampson, R. Kar inski G Hallad R Santamorina G Colna hi p , - . - , - g , J- Donohue, B. Havsrad, H. Myruski, W. Kopec, T. Clarke, T. Cauwels, R. Hofsrerrer. 3rd row, l. ro r.: G. Bove, J. Desmarias, J. McGarry, S. Bednarz, Pf Lang, P. Morgan A, Gianni, J. McMurrer, J. Caine, K. Flinn, J. Diefenbach W. Pross. 4th row, l. ro r.: P. Caleca, E. Grazul, E. Gillen A. Sauer. Q . A.. 3 SOPHOMORE A X . .f kewl if ,' 4 'gv gf.. X SOPHOMORE B ll Officers l to r' S ncer Schubert Q . l - -- Pe . . Q i Captain of Sports, David Sullivan, Vice- Presiclentg Bro. Walter Pruschowitz, Moderator, Joseph O'Brien, President. fr 1 Al Compliments of the Class of '59 Y... First row, l. to r.: S. Schubert, E. Wishbow, J. Kaweske R. Olori, R. Muller, R. Lannin, D. Riva, C. Scott, H Franzone, T. Murrin, N. Tarbous. 2nd row, 1. to r.: J Holden, G. Rutkowski, W. Tuohey, J. Marrero, M Kruppenbacher, J. O'Brien, T. Wakely, R. Scordo, K Kaphan, P. Peduro, R. Moser. 3rd row, l. to r.: T. Hill S. Potocki, J. Weishaupt, R. Rose, R. Overbaugh, J. Olsen R. Jacobsen, J. Mazany, R. Kebba, R. Moriarty. 4th row l. to r.: W. Rycld, C. Henderson, R. Jones, P. Logue, H Kelsall, D. Sullivan, J. Procaccio. 'S G C9 FW R Y g. 89,9 -- 1 V PN, 1 W. S G Q f .N ,jg ' so P 55 ' SN S H . . ,P 0-s 8 - +3 A 'Pi Pre fn. lst row I to r' W Quinn P Green E V , . .. . , . , . De iro, J. Stankowski, Wayne Miller, G. Hafesh, G. Patey, G. Rud- ' k' S L zins 1, . eo, J. Smiley, C. jascheck, R. Furfaro, J. Car berry, J. Oppelt. Znd row, l. to r.: B. Rigney Wm Miller, T. Flanagan, D. Dreher, E. Kosky, E. Meyers, H. Butter field, A. Favale, J. Ross, A. Triano, J. Zajac, P. Warcholak D. Murphy. 5rd row, l. to r.: V. Sharkey, F. Kerr, A Meneve, K. Feury, T. Baranowslci, J. DelaRosa, W. Cwazka K. Ellis. Absent from picture: T. Palace and G. Florance Compliments of the Class of '59 Officers, l. to r.: Hugh Ellis, Vice Pres idenrg Brian Rigney, President, Bro john Woodson, Moderator' Thomas Palace, Captain of Sports. K SOPHOMORE C Cfhcers, left to right: John Rehill, President, Brother Salvatore Isgro, Moderator, Edward Schmitt, Vice Pres- ident, William Lantz, Captain of Sports. x Compliments of the members of Freshmen B lst row, l. to r.: G. DeLaura, T. Carroll, G. Altieri, K. Tracey, A. Schneider. S. Sowinski, W. Lantz, J. Desnowee, J. Truglio, T. MacKay, J. Mangan, G. O'Brien, J. Gallagher 2nd row, l. to r.: J. Rehill, J. Thorsen, M. Blasko, T. Tessaro, P. Miller, W. Clayton, R. Kennedy, J. Hellmold R. Wilson, E. Schmitt, F. Natale, R. johnson. 3rd row I. to r.: 1. Dee, D. Moffatt, R. Sudol, K. Mallon, P. Clif- ford, J. Carroll, B. Crawford, P. Roggeman, B. Haslett, R. Glynn, J. Campbell, R. Kerr. 4th row, l. to r.: G Fahey, R. Layne, B. Shaw. 0 aa I as U I 'U .fi gl 5' 1 FRESHMAN B Officers, l. to r.: Richard Bello, Secre- taryg Francis Arcaroli, Presidentg Mr. i Vincent Herold, Moderatorg Walter ,. Dec, Captain of Sportsg Brendan Finu- cane, Vice Presidentg Eugene Austin, s-we Treasurer. wk! 1-H-vi 12:31 U ami , MQ2 . iw' gg, w'fw'w --f f fa MW My , .Q zriii' V ar t . fix pf - 1, V- it 1 f it M791 'U' 1. , 2 if 2. ' V5 , 1, 'V .. V .-,. r f f X ,,,. . i at is Yfwii , W-16' Compliments of 1 the Class of '60 az . lst row, l. to r.: E. Austin, R. Alvareztorres, H. Grosch, H. Delaplain, R. Aton, W. Doran, R. Copeland, R. Gibbs, D. Boyhan, J. Cavanagh, T. Bergen, G. Banino, A. Caratozzolo, E. DellaBadia. 2nd row, 1. to r.: G. Arcaroli B. Finucane, C. Ewald, V. Carabello, J. Grillo, A. Boylan B. Ellis, N. Byrne, J. Ferraro, B. Galasso, M. Campbell, J. DiPisa, J. Donnelly. 3rd row, l. to r.: J. Ackalitis, C. Dreit- lein, W. Bennett, R. Dettman, W. Dec, B. Cronin, H. Breitenbach, D. Greaves, R.. Bello, C. Dunkin. Absent from picture: A. Fadnick and R. Farina. u 1 FN ftp FN --1-. , 4 K x 1 First row, l. to r.: P. Heistantl, E. Huber, W. Kunz, T. Kornett, J. Kievitt, M. McCarthy, D. Jorgensen, R. Hallock, J. Loscalzo, A. Mastarrigo. A. Machuca, E. Leary, C. Mezxny, Znrl row. I. to r.: W. Nlourlot. ,l. Nluinieri. M. Miscio, G. Kish, D. Hamilton, W. Mertz, H. Karlson, J. McKenna, R. Lantlel, J. Lagattuta, S. McGillicutidy, T. Kauper, T. Maurer, W. Missinio, 5rd 'row, l. to r.: R. Kanning, H. McGrath, M. Mistretta. T. Heavey. Missing from picture: R. LePage, J. Logue. F. Lavelle, G. Massaua. f' 2' Compliments of the Class of '60 Officers, l. to r.: Joseph Kievitt, Captain of Sports, Edward Huber. Secretary- Treasurerg Mr. joseph Figliomeni, Mod- erator, George Machuca, Presidentg Thomas Kornett, Vice President. FRESHMAN D gf. t ,UQ ,. . 1 N18 f, ...ggi xx ' G .- 3- twig lr. FRESHMAN E P B 0 .B nf Bottom row, l. to r.: R. Taylor, K. O'Hara, R. O'Toole, G. Stanton, J. Murphy, M. Reen, J. Muldowney, E. Peranio, W. Tuthill, R. Schutz, G. Schaefier, M. Mullins, C. Toll. 2nd row, l. to r.: L. Regina, M. Prisco, R. Wozney, R. Woznica, E. Vaughn, P. Noble, B. Peters, J. Ott, R. Murphy, R. VanderClock, E. Potsel, H. Zurlo. 3rd row, 1. to r.: R. Murray, J. Schrider, J. Napolitano, G. Santenello, R. Salmon, M. Mullens, J. Oleske, D. Phelan. Absent: D. Nugent, S. Murray, R. Sheridan. ,gun it Compliments of the Class of Freshmen E Officers, l. to r.: john Ort, President, Henry Zurlo, Captain of Sports, Bro- ther Stephen Reilly, Moderatorg Robert Woznica, Vice President. UPPER CLASSMEN FRESHMEN Compliments of Olori Crane Service Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Potocki and Family SENIOR SNAPS 4 N S -vw? R 4-lynx. 'ES-3533! Sponsored By The Nauonal Bank Of Haverstraw And Trust Company Sponsored By Gurran O11 Company Inc 53' 70 2 Standmg 1 to r T MacDonald M Kruppenbacher R Jacobsen S Schubert G RUdZ1HSk1 G Rutkovxslu J Ryan J Puzewskl S Leo G Remblsz K Tracey S SOVNll'1Skl J Wheelrng T Cauvsels J Kopec S Kopycrnskr P Cope J OConnor Seated 1 t J 441 Joyce J Harrmgton D Ollver Bro Xav1er Aracxl Moderator M Glhlln A Beck B Morrlbbey LIBRARY Comphments of Mr Joseph D Frghomem Instructor Don Bosco Hxgh School Ramsey N J BLESSED SACRAMENT xx Jachowsm 1 Macuonam .mu row 1 to r L1 Annunzl ara J Dooley E Krug, A Kowalski J Joyce S MyS1lHSkl I Ryan B Morrissey L Ploskonka P Nlzborskl SODALITIES IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Schmld CPres1denrD Bro Xavler CModeratorJ A Napoll tano A Chrzanowskl C Sudol 2nd row 1 to r V Fenru more F DPQPVO N Me-lnlln T Knvlnwdn D Dr h Comphmengg gf Father Theodore McNally 0 F M Comphments of Father Franc1s Doughaen, O F M 71 w , , . - w ' u - yu - H Us - V a - l lv . , . , . , . . lst row, 1. to I.: P. Cope, P. Rakowski, J: Kopec, P. 3' ' 7 ' .- , . , . . , . .1 . - - - A V ' A P Pr Nf .T.,,,,,, w W , .......- , , . . . . . . BAND 0 fN i' in? 3 Best Wishes From The Blue Ribbon, Yulan, N. Y. Marion Beck, Prop. 1?-? xx -- ff Sponsored by Joe Hynes, Tavern West Orange, N. J. s 3 e .K 3' N , V .f sv fir L DANCE BAND AWG GLEE CLUB 'W Hs '15 Compliments Of Nanuet National Bank Nanuet, N. Y. '42- RADIO CLUB Standmg l to r J Gauthler J Stefanowxcz J Dlefen balch J Calao J Kashynskx Seated l to r j Gomez D Fowler D Dupler J Muldowney TYPING CLASS L L rm, R S Sowmskx -rfff Lf ,M -m,, Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. James Fogacci Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. C. Tyne Cauwels R Hu es hun.. '--...-... STAGE CREW 9.1 I V- V Y 'Il Left to right: M. Majkszak, D. Dupier, V. Fennimore, Bro. S. lsgro, A. Favale, N. Melillo, Wm Curley, E. Wishbow. Absent from photo: C. Galluccio, P. Caleca, J. Gribbin. DRAMATICS A 1552 'H-'H .Y A , -, ' Iwi? I f I ,. . I . .Nt K, , 'wg K ' V' 91 , -' V ' ! 4' I li' n 1 - . v . l. w1'. ' -' , 4 X. A 4 i ' 4 Y' ' 1 ri ' 'fe iili 5 k xt , ' 1 F c F i Q ' . M' ' 1 Q ' Best Wishes from Covi's Liquor Store, New Milford, N. J. Compliments of S. H. Homewood, Ramsey, N. J. 'l MWASHINGTON - WE ARE HERE jf pb 0241, 9,56 wi I ,sig ff' fo gf A fi ' fu P If X -Q A? , 'wx M J W , i N A 7 u N W F 41 5 5 'u N MNA 'V K I A- K, X X h ff 'Q E W V va ,, fvmuv Y YK t qmi: , f , If fill X MM., , , A W5 f .gi 11' 'A ' '- .5 . ,' ' -7ffLsgm4f:::L1aagsg1-x1.u.Mw. ew .-.. . .. W f aaa -V WA , B+-.MX wx mi- EF f Hey you guys! Ab jf' Q It was worth zt 6'f6 11, 4 .,, ,,,. 4 afw W' E EE -ix. E - ,E X J' iw M, Nook sg, M E E V ,, - ' NS E 554 1 155 'mx aim uma wr 1 E Sfa25Q.:- ' E ' f EEE E limi' 1 Compliments of A Friend M XXIA ' ' f Thanks, Boi? L TUMBLING CLASS L ,ff GYM CLASS l D-J'-P Comphments of Mr Joseph D Hughes Instructor Don Bosco Hlgh School Ramsey N J S x A ' K WA Q.,-V.--M-ff fwf+ ' 4, o ,....-,,L....,--o,.o -W M WB, 1 1 it I- x I Q f 5. '- 3 . 'Lf Q r sl R Sw. V X75 it 44. f -P k Q 3 S 0' eww-f H J MFG' s A 1 , . . LP! SNAPSHOTS I 'R-MM Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bassan - Cozy Grove Restaurant and Bar Gakland, N. J. Sponsored by Henry L. Fenner Agency, Oradell, N. J. 79 My ! , :J A-1' A ' , . , 'iii Q. ' J' xi 'A'., ,.2 Msfmvf--f W--N A I n , . 1. - Q WIEIW A Y all ' Agp E' 1 , 'Z' 9' - N. I f .wp ij w F A gm. ' ,s Nga 'if E - W Tx 1 ' .2 V SPORTS 'N rw' . 1 'Y' J-ff' 'il 'Tj ,. SEVENTH ANNUAL FATHER and SON SPORTS DINNER Compllmcnts of the Farrell Fam1ly Comphments f Judge and Mrs. DeF.1z1o HOTEL ROOSEVELT, NEW YORK CITY, JUNE Sth, 1956 BCSL wnuca LI'Of1'1 Mr. and Mrs. P. Kuncik Best wishes from Mr. and Mrs. John Kashynski 4-f 1-.vi '-nf t.. uf 4-vnu-Q7 I CAMPUS HI-LITES CDLUMBUS DAY Best Wishes from 21 Friend Planned and Arranged by Mr. Joseph D. Hughes Compliments gf H0f5tcttcr's Bake Shop TOP INDIVIDUAL POINTS: IV G. Wfebb 60 pts. A. Kowalski 20 pts. Wm. McCrorie 15 pts. III M. Maikszak 25 pts. I. Bober 20 pts. G. Annunziata 10 pts. G. Flint 10 pts. II C. Galluccio 45 pts. J. Mazany 40 pts. H. KeIsaII 30 pts. '- I E. Schmitt 50 pts. 4 X CLASS TALLY Sophomores 190 pts. Seniors 100 pts. Juniors 65 pts. Freshmen 65 pts. '36 va! 'KGS ff glfam- . WQQ. A if ......1. -Dr-kj! 'T fill Nb Aff, I . f Af? mn' 71. v -go- fl, 'Nu COMMUNION BREAKFAST , r r U23 IF' ,Zn-N- Sponsored by Charles P. Vuolo -- Plumbing and Heating Franklin Turnpike, Mahwah, N. iff' ,K ima! u Q. 'AHS .M-ff .veg U int' A O J J. 83 HAL LOWEEN Sponsored by Emerson Bakery HALLOWEEN COMMITTEE Co-chairmen: C, DeFazio, B. Schick. Members: J. Harring- SP0H501'f'd by M- Shulmilfl Sc S- C- Sherman ton, A. Beck, P. Farrell, W. McCrorie, and J. Ferrador. Counselors at Law N 'W ff, Q... - .1 Ah K . ,Q .. PEP RALLY ets Nd' .Ee Bosco Victory w 'rw iq? Wrwruw ik 'iw ami 86 CHRISTMAS PARTY f' ab-'B I: X 4 r 4' hx f kg 5 r -'N 'H ' X w 4 ...K s' A ' V xx :L , E 1 . X v 5 P f-fx Q V , A , is ' 1' .Y L , i ' iw I., w X . 2 X 'rv f 5 , r E I l fr- U. K Gs gf Q W 5 fa 'h P M ,, 2.3. X V ' ' ' , 7 f ' if , J K 4 y K ' W ' if .fq: ' Q' ' F 'H V' N Ziff- X f L N ,--15 I ' ' ki. , ,X iff- J , . my 1 JL A f W..+J xi ,M 'v Y , F Q f U Q ' , ALUMNI ....-11' A 'W .,.f- Q1 R ,nrt W-U? 5 Wh- PARADES 'ju elim Frrernan s Parade Hrghland Falls N Y Pulaskr Day Parade New York Cm Holy Name Parade Ramsey N J Holy Name Parade Hackensack N Holy Name Parade New Brunswrck N Chrrstmas Parade Ramsey N J St Patrrck s Parade New York Crty Memorral Day Parade Ramsey N J Best wrshes from Mr and Mrs Charles J Pagach Complrments of Mr Alfred M Elrer ,T , I .V V. M J A . i . . 5 . . I 1. ' ' , ' , 2. ' , ' 3. , , . . 4- , , . J. 5- , ' , . J. 6. ' , , . . Vlegf. 7. . ' ' , ' Zigfgf 8. ' , , . . Q iK ff a Qi. U . . Q elk . CROSS CDUNTRY iii lst row 1 to r G Remb1sz T Kauper J McGmn1s S Sowlnskx J McGarry R Becker K Feury H Sampson R Taylor P Nnzborskl 2nd row l to r Bro J Jeffcoat Coach A Sauer G Annunzrata J OBr1en D Olrver G Webb co captam E Schmltt P Farrell co captam W MCCIOIIC J Ferrador mgr Absent from photo S Murray Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oc Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov SCHEDULE Tenafly Pascack Valley Bergen Catholxc JV Englewood N Y U Sp1ked Shoe Meet Hackensack Ramsey St Johns Un1v Meet Teaneck and Fa1r Lawn Cllffsxde Park Fordham Umv Meet Home Home Home Home Bronx Home Home Bronx Home Home Bronx Northern N J Cathohe Meet Jersey Cxty Bergen County Meet Wayne Rldgefleld Park Home Eastlde fPat J and Ramapo Away N J S I A A Meet Ehzabeth Sponsored by Mr and Mrs Edward Valentme BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling, l. to r.1 T. Palace, P. Farrell, G. Webb, A. Beck, P. Havstad, C. DeFazio. Center, Coach V. Herold, Capt. D. Oliver. Top, l. to r.: B. Lenahan, W. Von Dohlen, P. Scully, K. Feury, P. Jamke, D. Kelly, R. Murray, P. McMahon, J. Dooley. MANAGERS AND COACHES Seated, l. to r.: Joyce, Rembisz, Ross. Standing, l. to r.: J. Ferrador, V. Herold, E. Wishbow, J. Hughes. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb Feb. Feb Nyack CN. YJ Englewood Fair Lawn Clarkstown CN. Y.J Our Lady of Valley Spring Valley LN. YJ Lyndhurst Pascack Valley Arch. Walsh Clarkstown St. Cecilia Alumni Sulfern Our Lady of Valley St. Mary's 1Ruth.J Holy Trinity St. Cecilia's Fair Lawn Trenton Catholic Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Compliments of Mr. Vincent Herold, Basketball Coach 91 TOM PALACE CHUCK DE FAZIO PAUL MC MA HON 1. A A ...N . .gy J A ---....,,,,. .. if i A ,X fa, .1 VARSITY wsfg' ?QS I. .v- M SMILEY LENAHAN ir DEN KELLY PETE HAVSTAD ALLIE BECK f 4 KEV FEURY Comphments of the Rmdgewood News Rndgewood, New Jersey JIM DOOLEY PAUL SCULLY BILL VON DOHLEN DON OLIVER PETE IAMKE RAY MURRAY PETE FARRELL GORDIE WEBB J. and J. Prxce, Mahwah, New Jersey Painting and Interior Decorating Contractors Y, Q9 uma 8 0,900 J.V. BASKETBALL f'l 'TM sg 80,96 A we f 11 Compliments 0 Dec. 10 Salesian Dec. 14 N. Valley Dec. 18 State Street Dec. 20 Fairmount Jan. 10 Pascack Valley Jan. 15 N. Valley Jan. 18 Thos. jeiferson Jan. 25 Park Ridge Jan. 29 Thos. Jefferson Jan. 31 Fairmount Feb. 6 State Street Feb. 8 Bergen Catholic Feb. 12 Salesian Feb, 15 Park Ridge Feb. 19 Bergen Catholic Tourney State Street FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Standing, 1. to r.: G. O'Brien, S. Murray, R. Murray, Trip- aldi, Heavey, Fahey, Phelan, Bro. Reilly CCoachJ. Kneel- ing, 1. to r.: J. Murphy, R. johnson, Walton, R. Kerr, Zurl 94 O. K fl-fcgl ,riylp 0 . to F QQ B 0360 - BUS 1 . QNX Q Q S I V ,,,. f Dr. and Mrs. James Murphy and Family FROSH , I re 1 ,al -M in JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing, left to right: J. Hughes QCoachJ , O'Brien, Havstad, Kelly, Henderson, Feury, McMurrer, Palace. Kneeling, left to right: Pro- caccio, Rigney, Havstad, Don- ohue, Chmielowiec. Dec. Dec. jan. jan. Jan. jan. Jan. jan. jan. Jan. Ian. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 8 20 6 8 11 15 18 20 22 25 29 1 3 6 10 12 16 Nyack Clarkstown Our Lady of Valley Bergen Catholic Lyndhurst Salesian Pascack Valley Arch. Walsh Clarkstown St. Cecilia's Suffern Our Lady of Valley Sr. Mary's CRurh.J Holy Trinity St. Cecilia's Fair Lawn Trenton Catholic P' 580 sfo 0 mg. Bos 0 VSQXXI lst row, l. to r.: D. Sullivan, E. Krug, B. Morrissey, H. Myruski. 2nd row, l. to r.: Bro. W. Dempsey, Coach, J. Puzewski, C. Gutowski, J. Ryan, J. Kennelly. SCHEDULE April Pascack Valley April Spring Valley April St. Benedict's QNewarkj April Bergen Catholic May Ramsey May Pascack Valley May Suffern May St. Mary's fRutherfordj May Bergen Catholic May Spring Valley May St. Benedict's QNewarkj May Westwood May St. Mary's Qkutherfordj May Vfestwoocl May Ramsey May :f'Pascack Valley May :9Suffern Kneeling: J. Oppelt, C. Mazzella, S. Sowinski, J. Salmon J. Ross, J. Lagartura. 2nd row, 1. to r.: Bro. W. Dempsey, J. DiPisa, R. Moser, W. Sywak, j. Dee, P. Roggeman S. Myslinski. Home Away Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Aw ay Away Home Home Home Home TENNIS Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ryan and Family TRACK AND W- 'hl QL :rum l'll -'I'm. ' null inif mm sul' ,QW Q. qw... t V , . ,1'- 4 96 .1-, .., ' -., . ,A . - . ' vs C2 if at 'A ,fr . 1 - . . - ' . 4 V-.3 1 it t X ,1,Qfm4?4V gulf' M. I, lst row, l. to r.: Bennett, Becker, Sowinski, McGinnis, Cope, Schmitt, Riva, Walton, Kruppen- bacher, Glynn, Eng, Hynes lMgr.J. 2nd tow, l. to r.: O'Connor, C. Sudol, P. Gallagher, Leo, Franzone, Ellis, Zajac, Marrero, Galluccio, Carberry, Webb CCapt.J, Cronin, Bro. jim jeffcoat CCoach7. 3rd row, l. to r.: Ferrador, McGarry, Corrigan, Barbiero, McCrorie, Gillan, Caleca, Sauer, Connor, Kelsall, Giblin tMgr.D. 4th row, l. to r.: Bober, Moore. Absent from photo: Williams, Favale. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May ,..'v.ffEL,-ggairlh , , , ,, May H2 I May May May May May May Favale, Suarez, Webb, Kruppenbacher. May May June Compliments of DAVIS STUDIOS Mamaroneck, N. Y. OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER June 12 16 23 26-27 29 2 4 6 8 11 14 19 20 25 27 29 1 8 SCHEDULE Spring Valley Away Clarkstown Away Five-team J.V. Meet Jersey City Penn Relays Phila. Tenafly Away Eastside fPat.j Away Bergen County Meet Englewood Suffern Away Pope Pius Away N. Catholic Relays Jersey City St. Joseph QWNYQ Ramsey N. J. Catholic H.S. Meet jersey City Pascack Valley Ramsey North Arlington Invitation Meet N. Arlington Teaneck Away Twin-Boro Relays Hasb. Hgts. N.J.S.I.A.A. Meet New Brunswick Bergenfield-Dumont K. of C. Meet Englewood RAW H SU AREZ PAT CALECA L. to r.: D. Gillan, F. Corrigan, C, Galluccio. I A .twn-can T CONNOR GORDIE WEBB J. BOBER iiill' Sponsored by John Giblin, Plumbing SL Heating Newark, N. -f-1-n-5,414 5 VARSITY BASEBALL M ' ' ' ., . .. ff. ff. ., . if 332 ve. ' .x.. G Wi pb ' 'xi' 5' . . Ko 5 E .K Q R an 5 - 1 X 3 1 L A if N I I ii 1 i i 50 if F' a L tr. S 55 5 ggi Sf, ,AN B0 W i in QM T503 gl 130-if lst row, 1. to r.: J. Walsh, N. Fitzpatrick, B. Schick, Wm. Levis, G. Rudzinski, J. Procaccio, G. Flint, H. Zurlo. 2nd row, 1. to r.: Bro. Isgro, Moderatorg R. Skelly CMgr.J, M. Smith, J. Harrington, R. Murray, J. Jerkovich, E. Looram, Wm. Von Dohlen, J. Triano, P. Scully, C. De Fazio, P. Farrell QMgr.J , Mr. R. Murray, Coach. April April May May May May May May May June June 14 Salesian High QZJ 16 Pascack Valley 9 Queen of Peace 11 Our Lady of Valley 13 Holy Trinity 17 St. Cecilia 23 Clarkstown 24 Queen of Peace 28 Pascack Valley 1 Our Lady of Valley 3 Holy Trinity Compliments of Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond W. Murray and Family Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Away Away Away Away INFIELDERS PITCHERS AND CATCHERS Kneelmg, J Walsh B Scluck G Rudzmskx Standing M Smlth Kneelmg N Fltzpatrlck G Flmt Standmg J Walsh P Scully C De P8210 H Zurlo Harrmgton Wm LCVIS R Murray ,aku M an li ai., A 909 S5 C ps 305. N' B034 F C in Q JZ Q Q 11 WHS .4 ag Q B051 J X ..,,,, nf' 'VI' OUTFIELDERS Kneelmg J Jerkovxch J Procacao Zurlo Standmg E Looram Wm Von Dohlen J Trxano 'Mm sh-A. tx A 3 Q BSA Xl 5554 lx., WY IFNXQ 1 Us :. ,. ',. . ':. ', -': . ' 'I- ,J- I h . ' M ' . E N I ', L:.V il ,. i ,L ,A 7 I , , -. ww: V I x, . is L J., K 0 aw GA D W at K K SSX I K M 1 i fn Ai ? I PM P:g?iM:l ' 5 W a . 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Y.j Bergen Catholic Away Away Away Home Away Away Home ATHLETIC STAFF Dzrector and Prznczpal Rev Chester A W1SD1CWSkl S D B Director of Atbletzcs Rev Alfred T Avella S D B Asszstant Dzrecfor of Albletzcs Mr C Clark Folsom ,MAGS-M 'WW -M' -- MR VINCENT R HEROLD Vanzty Bafkelball MR RAYMOND W MURRAY Varuty Baxeball 45? 59 'C'-ZZ -fi - BRO JAMES H JEFFCOAT Ls Cron Country Track and Fzelzl BRO C STEPHEN REILLY Frofh Bafeball I V Baseball 'GE 'ffl 'U vw Kem-f 50-fx., MR JOSEPH D HUGHES I V Basketball Pbyszcal Edacanon gum BRO WILBUR I DEMPSEY Tenms 101 d , H fi 4 4 I fa V' qs, JQ10f f2 Lf' ?aflf 'Qi QQ 7 4 K 7 1 - -9' . 41 Qf yy 'WG W fp.. S? ,1- . fx germ.. QA fha IN MEMORIAM MRS. SOPHHQ XVISNIFXVSKI MR, XVI IALIAM SHEEHY IN MEMORY 0F ww YM PAUL MURPHY Class of 1957 Born July 29 1939 Dled Apr11 24 1955 d'V1 phy T G d gc f1957 45 5 9 fff 1 I 9 : ' , M. .v' M dF 'ly h 1 ' 1 IN MEMORY OF LXIHIRIXI V IRIAXO FRIENDS mv lwn in up IW 1 N nnplllmvns or Lu rfmm m L r PLIIUIII N r frud C lulstxg md Nhs C 11 u LS x ng Sl, '-Alow Hmm '. Cu. Cfmc lfxc. '.lIL I , Inc. CX ' A ' 1 'l ' Un l . I . Mr. qXlf1'cd Ciurdun Mr. xml NI s. lf. 1 ' Q 4 ll . 3 1 Yl '- Mr. 1 . W1 1 '1 Ta' ' Q W PATRONS N 1 I I K l N W ! WIN! 1 I 1 Q, Jani R 1 . ki 512' 11, YL ' 'ul ?' f at U 1 ' I I.?LXgM.1Ir 1-i 'wiv M,-1' C X Z? .1 ? Xl: 'Nv'm1'H11' lnlL'I'I',I R Num SM-p C'lz,11'lw .md VXgxn.-N l,.lQ.Q2lL? XIJIX. .Nui lL'l'IM'. f w1lI'.u!wI'l- I Hmm' '5l.l!'I1-N Su. Ilvmul Al' Sl XXNJ1 .mm Bn'-Nw V.l!'n 'f', N rm: X U Lx X I Sl,wul1wr'11. 'm1M'z'm Ur. 411.1 Ui- I. ff. i If XI. ikmzw. lim-x XX i1ii.11:ts4'11 .uid 4, XIV .N limi ' l4,fa5 .iY'1l IW' P :dx ' Vi. inf Nw, 31.15 an Rui. N121 .V -3 Uv, X. 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L - ji, 1 .lf l -. 2 x. l Q . J . 2 1 M. 1 . A L' f Y A 1 1 . . . l A . x 1 K -: f'5 ' CAMP CHRDINGL HLOND EAMSEY, NEW JERSEY nf' f VTUTl'I'U' W9 THE IDEAL SUMME2 CAMP F02 I BOYS 8 To I4- QQVLJ S3506 ,mf 30 fo Jdwjf I7 95 5 'f fi- 110 fm A l ..,if3rCi: :1' f f -f fa:5g-uT fu ' I fl, , lx W: V 4 ' NIC IN 1 Em T Htl if 'i' +, M, Q I4 , 2- ,' 5 y ' ff Q 1 X 0 xml' af ' W1 Q . V' JS 5 4--Z 1 5 W..1 'fT-I ' - QI. u I! Y K4 5 J f ' I .- 11 ,, fW'w..w-f Jew.- Y If: -l u Q 3' , f H' ww L V ,X J LZ V 1 u ' V w F, I 7 ,f- 19 ln . -Sfafsixf ' 'Q J 1- 4 5211 fi 'wr ' nuff We congratulate you and sincerely wlsh everyone of you successful future lf our additional years of experlence and knowledge are worth times before but which will go a long way In lnsurmg your success Always Try To Do A Llttle More Than Just Enough POTDEVIN xx POTDEVI N MACH I N E COMPANY Manufacturers of PAPER CONVERTING MACHINERY +04 TETERBORO NEW JERSEY 111 . . O anything, we would suggest one thought which has been said many You Are Never Too Old To Drink Milk +66 Eugsler's Farm Dcllry Est 1905 +44 DIAMOND 2 5963 ROCHELLE PARK N J 112 Q , - - CONGRATULATIONS G R A D U A T E S ' +44 Great Eastern Mllls Amerlcas Greatest Discount Shopping Center Acres and Acres of Free Parking 40+ ROUTE 17 PARAMUS NEW JERSEY Next to the Skatmg Rink 115 Open daily TO P. M., Sunday 'til 7 P. M. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES from Industrial Diner, Inc SUNRISE HIGHWAY VALLEY STREAM L I 44+ Mr and Mrs .Inhn Harherls and Sun 114 1 1 . VAIIey Stream 5-9806 Al Vw in -lf? rr ' a 9 XA 2 X Q... X - wr nd uf ji r ,.,v' 1 .w v 21 T J., ' E ...,. - .I ur 'V' ., .ff :Z ' O , , bn, 7,- ,. S fx G1 Q.. -JI li. 'QW' -:inf Q ...Rx fl ' fo ist row, 1. to r.: Mrs. E. Chmielowiec, Mrs. S. Potocki, Mrs. Wm. Von Dohlen, rMrs. C. Kapp Father J. Bajorek, Mrs. R. jones, Mrs. L. Ploskonka, Mrs. J. Ryan, Mrs. C. McGuire, Mrs. T Bergen, Mrs. C. DeFazio. 2nd row, l. to r.: Mrs. E. Wishbow, Mrs. L. Tripaldi, Mrs. J. Sudol Mrs. E. Noble, Mrs. A. DiPisa, Mrs. G. Becker, Mrs. J. Serek, Mrs. D. Moffatt, Mrs. G. Melillo Mrs. A. Serek. 3rd row, l. to r.: Mrs. T. Mainieri, Mrs. M. Fogacci, Mrs. K. Kuncilc, Mrs. E Napolitano, Mrs. E. Diefenbach, Mrs. K. Bennett, Mrs. M. Fennimore, Mrs. M. Hynes. 4th row l. to r.: Mrs. S. Russell, Mrs. R. Kelsall, Mrs. A. Karpinski, Mrs. H. Stankowski, 'Mrs. E. Barberis Mrs. C. Raab, Mrs. M. Green, Mrs. H. Kennedy, Mrs. O. Alter. XX Left to right: Mrs. Jones, Treasurer, Mrs. Kapp, President, Mrs. Ploskonka, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Von Dohlen, Secretary. Compliments of the Don Bosco High School Mothers' Guild ...K lar- ,. ,....,-. 5-fa ' WA.. , A W lst row, l. to r.: Mr. R. Meneve, Mr. J. Fogacci, Mr. S. Potocki, Mr. T. Bergen, Father Al Sokol Mr. C. Kapp, Mt. J. McMurrer, Mr. B. Karpinski, Mr. S. Kelsall, Mr. W. Von Dohlen, Judge cf DeFazio. 2nd row, l. to r.: Mr. C. McGuire, R. Dreitlein, Mr. C. Dreitlein, K. Dreitlein, Mr. J Sudol, Mr. J. Melillo, Mr. C. Jascheck, Mt. R. Jones, Mr. G. Becker, Mr. E. Chmielowiec. 3rd row l. to r.: Mr. J. Finnerty, G. Finnerry, Mr. E. Kennedy, Mr. A. DiPisa, Mr. E. Noble, Mr. F Mainieri, Mr. E. Green, Mr. N. Byrne, Mr. J. Hynes, Mr. E. Wishbow. 4th row, 1. to r.: Mr. H Diefenbach, Mr. J. Ryan, Mr. F. Alter, Mr. J. Barberis, Mr. G. Raab, Mr. J. Serek, Mr. P. Joyce Mr. L. Napolitano, Mr. F. Fennimore, Mr. D. Moffatt. lrnzznn .WWW l rfi Left to right: Mr. S. Kelsall, Secretary, Mr. C. Kapp, Presidentg Mr. B. Karpin- ski, Vice President, Mr. J. McMurrer, Treasurer. Compliments of the Don Bosco High 'School Fathers' Club 117 YEARBOOK STAFF 'bm ,- X1 ...I X fgllm T no Don Ollver Co edxrors John Gomez Denms Dupxer Photography Left to rlght joe rla Gordon Webb John Whnte TYP1SfS Ray Murray Arust Jack Stefan Typxst Vx nm-I Front, left to rlght joe Tr1ano, Co edltor, G Webb, R Donclero, C DeFazro, W Levis, Don Olxver, Co edltor Rear, left to nght P Gallagher, D Gxllan, J Muldowney, D Fowler, F Podgorskl, V Tyne, W Von Dohlen ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Thg Yurbook Qtlff ot Don Promo H1 'b Sgbool XKl9hCS to CY vrcss R l lfS + rltltudg to tbosu pusons xutbout xxbosy ISSIQKIIILL tlus book could not bc Xxfl, Qflftf-Lllly zbknowhdqp tbn help ruuvcd from Mr HIFXC Luxsbc of Provrcss Assouatcs, Ing, for h1S 'ISSISCJHLC 111 5 -1 plannmg, from Nh' George Dav1s of Dams Stuchos, for h1S t1mc and pbotogrlphs XXh1Ch nuke th1S book more memorlble We 1re llso mdebud to thosg s onsors frlcmls, utrons md boosters, whose P 1 I a f1HlflC111 ISSISFIHLC 18 mom Ibm lpprcultcd THE STAIIW 1 1, , 1 1 , . . . . 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