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

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PHYSICAL FITNESS CLUB: Standing: jim Schafer, Anthony Villano, William Kreuder, Gerald O'Brien, John Sheehy, James Hammill, Kenneth Maciorowski, lawrence Grinch, Joseph Stelma- shuk, William Singer, Corrado Vono, Robert Nodes, Anthony Przybyszewski, Henry Vitiello, Mr. Smith imodetatorj. Kneeling: Ronald Gutkowski, Michael Neumar, john Drowe, Edwin Boss, Santo Paterno, Gregory Tocci, joseph O'Connor. 7054: 1464 6645 Accidents are constantly occurring, in the home, on the highways, in school or any other place where a person might go. These accidents range from scratches, minor burns and bruises, to the death of an individual. Death in most cases can be avoided if the proper treatments are given in time, and in like manner many accidents which are not as serious still require immediate attention. Of course having a doctor on hand when a mishap occurs would be the ideal thing, but this seldom happens. The purpose of our group therefore is to give its members enough knowledge and confidence to aid those afflicted until medical assistance arrives. Under the guidance of Mr. Smith, the formation of this group was met with en- thusiasm. Most of those taking this course are doing so in order to help them get a summer job such as a lifeguard or a camp counselor. Red Cross first Aid Cards will be given to those who satisfactorily complete this course. 149 dad Health of the body is as important as health of the mind. Here at Don Bosco we encourage sports and the like. This is aimed to relieve the tension of the body so that the mind can facilitate better in its studies. This is the purpose of the Physical Fitness Club. It was organized by Mr. Smith who is its present moderator. The club helps to build the body while it strengthens the character. A healthy body usually produces a healthy mind. The club meets after school, when it can have free use of the school sports facili- ties. Here they learn to master sports and gymnastics. I hope that this club can be encouraged in future years. It is something that is necessary for the well functioning of any school. The members of the First Aid Club with their moderator Mr. Smith.

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ART CLUB: Standing: Peter Schmid, Donald Kreuser, Robert Gaden, Charles Schultz, joseph Maineri, Edward Tirello, Jack Ken- lon, John Sweeney. Sitting: Richard Mizdal, Bro. Justin, Charles Sudol, john Yorke, Ronald Poh. Missing CStanley Kwiatekj. The Don Bosco Library Aides are mem- bers of the Senior, Junior and Sophomore classes who staff the circulation desk, pre- pare book displays, repair library materials and generally serve as the good right hands of the librarians. As members of the club, they also represent Don Bosco at meetings of the Student Library Assistants Guild, an adjunct of the Catholic Library Association. 74a Dan Zaman at Hu! The year 1960 has produced an Art Club which has been a genuine benefit to the school. This is mainly due to the fact that throughout the scholastic' year its members have designed and painted helpful posters concerning various subjects. These posters were done in co-operation with the student- council for the welfare of the entire student- body. Other achievements have been: participa- tion in the Fine Arts Festival, assisting the Dramatics Club in the painting of scenery, preparing drawings and paintings for the school newspaper, preparing spiritual bou- quets for the school officials, and completely re-painting the statue of Our Lady of Fatima. Although all of the members have con- stantly been kept busy, all the members readily agree that it has been a most re- warding experience to contribute to the school in a way that they can do their most! Preridenl, Richard Mizdal LIBRARY CLUB: l to r.: A. La, Pica, D. Kramer, E. Tirello, J. Powers, J. Silva, M. Saunders, R. Clarke, R. Connelly, J. Peyton, C. Schultz, B. Guider, T. Dando, R. Forenza, T. McGraw, C. Jakubowski. 148

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4 4 Summer Comer to the Diamond 'O' Ronald Sudol, jeff Keahon, James Schrader, john Hailey, Bill Clayton, Mike Cookie Seifirth, Dave Dunn. The Don Bosco Stage Crew getting ready for a play. These are the men behind the scenes who make it possible for the Genesian Players to perform with such good props. 'Ld ' The Don Bosco Dramatics Club, under the direction of Bro. Paul Demers, rendered two productions, namely Major Milliran Reports and Summer Comes to the Dia- mond O. The Club won the sectional Pro- vincial Contest, but was defeated in the Provincial Contest. The final production Summer Comes to the Diamond O, was presented to the student body in Honor of Father Director on his Feast Day, and to the parents during the Fine Arts Festival. The members of the Dramatic Club wish to ex- tend their congratulations to the class of '60.