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

Page 108 text:

ROBERT H. VANDERCLOCK For reliability, steady effort, and downright good friendship Bob is the boy you want to meet. His pleasant personality is part of him. Bob is on the more quiet end of things, but nevertheless he does not miss anything impor- tant. However, once he gets going, look out! He is always popular with the boys and was president of the Spanish Club in his third year. Good luck from all of us. Spanirb Club 3,' Football Team 4. ANTHONY J. URGO Tony is another four year man at the Prep, and certainly a good one for a joke. But don't take Tony wrong, for besides laughs he's an untiring worker and a good student. He cer- tainly can't miss being a success in Engineering. Math Club 1, 2,' Projectionirt Club 1,' Radio Club 4,' Spanixb Club 3,' Intramurals 1, 4,' Pbo- lograpby 3. 1 a

Page 107 text:

JOSEPH A. TRUGLIO joe is the class fun-maker. In old times, court jesters used to make money on their jokes, but Joe is more generous-he supplies us with laughs for nothing, except for an occasional detention he receives. Always on the go, gen- erally having fun or starting fun, Joe -is a pleasant friend to have. The field of pharmacy looks like the most likely choice for joe. Spanirb Club 1,' Intramural: 1, 2, 3, 4,' Photog- raphy Club 1. I WILLIAM J. IUTHILL Bill has been with us for four years now, and it can be said that Bosco is losing one of her right hand men. He is always willing to help in any situation which might arise. Bill has been the Basketball Manager for the past two years. His untiring efforts have been great- ly appreciated during the past four years at Bosco. We wish you the best of luck in all your future endeavors, Bill.

Page 109 text:

2 I O! CQ 'S , v 1.h5m,, , 1. ' rw ff: 1, ' U 1 4 . If 'w 1 3 I sl 5 Q N W