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Georgetown Preparatory School - Cupola Yearbook (North Bethesda, MD)

 - Class of 1958

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Four years have passed since the September day when the Class of 1958. then a group of eager freshmen, was first studied hy the penetrating and prophetic eyes of the Jesuit Fathers. ln a fleeting instant each youth was glimpsed not as the shapeless marhle loloclc in which Nlichelangelo envisioned the David to come. but rather as the vigorous, sparsely-leaved tree is viewed by the arhorist with scholarly understanding of its nature. potentialitv and needsg with vision of the great majestic tree that will one day stretch forth heautiful hranches in rapt praise of its Creator. ln the june soon approaching. this Class of Seniors, having attained its full growth of young manhood: development that is spiritual as well as intellectual. moral as well as physical. will leave the stately columns. the lofty cupola of Georgetown llrepfand. with the serenity won in the prayerful heauty of the ffhapel. enter a world of shifting standards and continuous conflict. The hattles to come. however. will not hnd them unprepared. For the wars of men and ol' ideas have no terror for one who has as his exemplar the true and perfect Christian. the ideal ot' Christtan education. The true and perfect Christian is a man who thinlqs. judges and acts constantly and consistently in accordance with right reason illtiminctl hy the supernatural light ol' the example and teaching of Christ. To accomplish this end. -Jesuit education forms the whole man: physical. social and spiritual to the image and lilteness of Christ. , 4-'A'-num.-... Although many of the means used are shared by all methods of Christian educa- tion. the distinguishing feature ot' Jesuit education is intellectual development according to the Ratio Studiorum with its emphasis on the humanities: language. rhetoric and philosophy. Nor are the other elements of man neglected: the familiar principle of mens sana in corpore sano and the unchanging standards of sports- manship. Hours of class are balanced hy co-curricular activities. The vital, spiritual motif of-the Christian's life is cultivated constantly and achieves fulhllment in Sodalitv action. The final and essential influence is that of the teacher. For, the teacher lrather than his methodl shares with the student his own ideal of Christian living, and gives hy his own example the Jesuit message expressed in Jesuit humility and dedication. ln gratitude. the Class of 1958 will go forth to join the long procession of distinguished alumni devoted to family. to country and to the Church: men who in their individual spheres of action. have been conspicuous for right thinking and for right living. 3 To the Class of 1958 Father Maher, our Headmaster, has been an understand- ing friend and valued adviser. With each succeeding Senior month, we have been drawn more closely to him, sharing his quiet humor and his vision of spiritual and temporal achievement for Georgetown Prep, and for her students and graduates. Every member of our Class flike every student in all six Formsl is aware that Father Maher knows him and his problems, and is interested in his daily efforts at studies. on the athletic field, in school activities. He is greeted warmly in the Headmaster's ofiice or among the groups of boys who immediately surround Father Maher indoors or out. Father's enthusiastic presence at School contests sparks the Georgetown Prep spirit, inspiring a will to win and 'lto play the game as it should be played. All this our Headmaster does with us and for us while carrying on the tremen- dous taslc of administering our School and malcing the long dreamed-of Gymnasium a reality. With sincere admiration and affectionate gratitude, the Class of 1958 dedicates THE CUPOLA to the Reverend Michael F. Maher, SJ., Headmaster of George- town Preparatory School--and our good friend. 'R K' 714 Dedimfizm These are the craftsmen. Their efforts in the classroom, playing fields and the numerous activities mold each student into a mature man, a thoughtful leader and a faithful follower of Christ. i xv. ..- gig . .sl if! ...-i l C ... 4, v 3.542 f 44 I Dear Gentlemen of Georgetown: For four years you have shared intimately in the life of Georgetown Prep, in the classrooms and the library. on the playing fields and especially in the Chapel, Your graduation ushers you into a world that has been revolutionized by rhe scientific discoveries of the past few years. Nlissiles and satellites have turned all eyes skyward. Naturally. rhe military, scientific and technological aspects presented by the Soviet challenge have captured our concern and monopolized our energies. But we must remember that it is men who launch the missiles and the satellites, for purposes of good or evil. The explosive complications of cosmic power are human and moral. Therefore their solution must come from within man himself. The basic response of education to todayis pressures lies not in a program of better ballistics, despite its importance, but in one that produces better men. Through your period with us. Georgetown Prep has tried to develop your mind and heart and motivation. A fourfcentury-old tradition of scholarship and liberal education has endeavored to give you a sense of the enhancement of human dignity both in knowledge and wisdom: and a consciousness of the spiritual obligation encumbent upon each human being to develop his God-given talents. As we set our mark of approval on you as graduates of Georgetown Prep, we know that you will be true to your training and your responsibility. There is. of course. a sense in which you are not leaving Georgetown Prep. You cannot leave yourself and. in so many iways. Georgetown Prep is part of you: friends made in remembered hours these past years. principles etched deeply by the clash of mind on mind, values cherished in the slow revealing of a mature vision. Since it is for you that Georgetown Prep exists. come back to us and tell us how you fare, Come back and join with us in heart and hand to make your Alina lxlater ever better. Come back. simply because this will always be your Georgetown Prep. God bless you. Reverend Michael F. Maher, S.J Rector and Headmaster if, .3 .S I. , . X Reverend Bernard Dooley, S.-I. Prefect of Studies 'Sf Sb txt Revercnd Thomas Dugan. S.-I. Prvfcct of Discipline 45- in tifxx-x L-1 V?-5 5- N Reverend Leo P. Monahan, S.-I. Student Counselor, Religion Administration fix 'ze' Reverend Donald C. Reilly, S.-I. Student Counselor for Lower Forms, Latin, Greek, Religion Reverend D. Bradley Murray, SJ. Treasurer, Matherrzatics A N . flxlfi, 'V 4 ,egg Rev. Kelvm T Macliavanagh SJ F a c u I t y Mr Latin, Mr. William J- DOWFWY, SJ. Mr. Henry G. Heffernan, SJ. Latin, English, Greek, Religion History, Mathematics 6- -L' 'Biff' Mr. Francis X. Metzbower, S.J. Mr. Clement J. Petrik, SJ Eighth Grade Subjects Latin, German, Religion Mr. Francis X. Quinn, SJ. Latin, English, Religion, Civics para li 'Spur' Mr. David F. Stokes, 5.1. Bro. James A. Brown, SJ. Religion, English, French Engineer 'qv' .,-' . Qkwv in 'N Bro. Thomas J. Greene, SJ. Bro. Alfredo Oswald, S.J. Infrmarian Music Blr. Augustine J. Coupe, A.B. Chemistry, Biology 52 Mr. Michael G. Lawrence, A.B. Sociol037', History, English QQ i.. Mr. John J. Joyce, A.B. Seventh Grade Subjects Mr. Robert E. Moddes, AB. Chemistry, Mathematics Faculty V Mr. Thomas V. Whalen, A.B. English, History Mr. Thomas B. Wright, A.B., M.A. Mathematics H14 X .ANN , g ., i -'biz' Through a carefully planned and tested curriculum the student daily develops those spiritual faculties, intellect and will, which bring him ever closer to the perfect man, Christ Our Lord. X. A is ,A qu. 1 'Vi-'15 'N mfg Q Stooping: Conlcey, Haddad, Gibbons. Standing: Cannon, Lacey, A. Teodoro, Mr. Stokes, S.-I., Garcia, Zappala, Schwartz, Ingoldsby, Mr. Joyce. Slooping: Abbo. Abell. Standing: Hinkel, Von Schmidt, Dressler, Nlullen, Mr. Stokes, SJ., Gclson, Johnson, Fenwick, Hamill, Mr. Joyce. W2 'ill -4,7 -Q ,V - , U- ic Yi if '. i Q I 1 1 Gs Mr. Nletzbower, SJ., Lawler, Bergson, Harrison, McMahon, Thompson, Bouscaren, Vfalsli, Hickey, O'Hara, Wallace, Gaine, B. Crotty, Anceny. sf B. J. Xi ,. V 2 ,LEE . Y- Y W ' xl: Ning and Stvoping: Fazzari, Taney, Troxel, McNamara, Hillenbrand. Standing: Monagliaii 1 1 1 , 4 ff? .r Ellis, Turner, Glober, Hamilton, Wloods, Mr. Nletzbower, SJ., E. Kelly, Martineami Ellis. Q -', NX, ' M . 'jf' ,f uf - 0- 2,2 -I Aw, -,- Y fl! 4q.lg,,3, XX ,El .iff X , in .4 4' ,-I' Qty' I it - ,lv VF, .1 . K, J fl, .V i 'M 'I I, . , .+k gif?-V :bra '-, 'mvyf 5, ff2Hw. 'fri 'flgffm fi MT' -Q.7jAJ.+L-.1 fl-f wx, ' 'UQ A no vw ' ,. ' ., 1 gr K 0 1 il 1 '25 . wwf- , 4, 'fjgfi 45.2, fe, ,.f,g-iw. W? in 0- ' ' .N 'P-f ,f ,...- ,v.,q,, r.y'e-yi . 4 . 1 .-.Big 'f . . rj,-'I ,:'H. . ...AK TVX Stooping: Maguire, L. Tierney, M. Quinlan. Standing: V. Gallagher, Mr. Quinn, S. Greenlaw, Crowe, R. Radice, Barton, Payne, Toye, Babe, Carr, T. Powell, Fr. Murray, SJ. Siuing and Stooping: Hungerford, J. Woodward, Eaton, Blakeley, Reardon Standing Fr. Murray, S -. ' + 1 1- :-N ' V 7 - . J.. , In ' -a . , pf. N ar an Y D -iv: r 5A N uh.. ' ' 'V -. ! '-'MW' K , l. 4 ' ' -. 4' u x Aw :Rh ' . I Maloney, Mr. Quinn, SJ., Yeatman, C. Morris, R. Ryan, Gingery, Bail, King, Mangels, J. r -, '14 1 f. N -4 A I j. .A D N 9, 5 .-lim'-1 .Y 6 , 1. 1- .- an-w w. br, 1,73 Q.. A - X, V .Q h-. X ' ' we QQ v A h A 0 1 P K' x I., . 1 N' 3. ' 14 I' uf. up Y -J K t 1 f K I I'v vw I e .R W ' Ng - .rs W1 '99 T92 ' . Y 4 A r Q -riff' 'zlfyif 1 , ' .,., S, f 3 fi xx' xlib-'fr,y, - x of . fa S y fr-3, Vs gf- 5 , A A . .- ' . .M H4- -we 7 , 'a - ',. . Stooping: W. Shannon, Landy, McGowan. Standing: Fr. Reilly, SJ., Coffey, Powers, Hartman, Robinson, E. Teodoro, Hoyt, di Zerega, English, Mallett, Busse, Willard, Mr. Whelan. Sitting and Stooping: Foote, Brownell. Standing: Fish, Petrosky, F Morris, Asalcai, Lee, Dunn, Rovira, Fr. Reilly, SJ., Mr. Whelan. I i, , Y X 1 I L, 4 f . i . W E ?i,::.N, 1 'T'7 1 1 erdinand, J. Crotty -, br -, I5 : . - 2 1 .r , Pm' ' ' , , . ,x . f ef P1 49 Kneeling: Davis, Sawtelle, Donahue. Standing: Gray, Gambatese, Spalding, Lynch, Freyrc, Mr. Downey, SJ., Marques, Cusack, Finley, T. Tierney, Mr. Coupe. Kneeling: Pack, Skinner, Suarez, Phelan. Kelly. Standing: Mr. Coupe, Morris, Mullenholz, Brokaw, McGuire, Rainville, Cornely, Mr. Downey, SJ., Jacobs, Webre, Dean. 1-, 'Q' N W N 4 .rf-54 t ' . , , , V 1.,., .' , as-X 1, ,., IW! . .A,,yq,,.. IIIL, I -..I Ts, w. Q 'N .A 54 J-J Fi O .E '7' 6 .4- La X it V s 2 . ,hs Kneeling: S. Abell, Reynales. Standing: Fr. Kerr, SJ., R. Lloreda, Krabach, R. Shannon, Boals, Connors, Nee, Gaine, M. Good, Mr. Modcles. Sitting and Kneeling: Page, S. Donahue, Fr. Kerr, SJ., Edelen. Standingr Provosty, Raubitschek, Laughlin, Droulia, T. Figge, Bohraus, B. Johnson, Mr. Moddes. Missing: C. McGranery'. A- ,a, -Y-R 4. , k i , S 'lk N E .5 S. . -r I ,'.'- ' 1 Stooping: Schroder, McGuire, Santon, Quinn, Schwab, Rafferty. Standing: Quinlan, Mr. Wright, Connolly, Mclnerny, Carolan, Lloreda, Mr. Akers, S.j., J. Gallagher. 4 , Stooping: Mehle, Ramirez, Baldwin, Neylon, Nannetti. Slanding: Morin, West, O'Brien, Campbell, Fitzpatrick, Long, Mr. Akers, S.J., Brincelield. Mr. W'right, f' JJ1. e C - If of . .'.'.--., h . ,.,, V V . :sas M fy :L 1 X, 5' w 1 l E Q 1 ry ' ' - K 4 ', , l 1 .' J.. A . '. A .ff . F- 1 3- L53 ,' .D , - I ,X ' 1 ' - A N-4:5 3, Y ' ' ' Y! r .1 1 -1 , :- f,g...,. , 410 fi if S ,,., . 1 , 1 V Stonping: Wfooclward, Sherry. Standing: Mr. Petrik, S.-I., Sours, Quintana, Keenan, Tabalca, Ross, Hombach, Mr. Heffernan, SJ., G. Gallagher. On Bus: Reed, Schmidt. Stnnping: Dowling. Sitting: Morreale, Schuyler, Meyer, M, Irby, Phillips. Standing: Ring, Hamilton, Mr. Petrik, SJ., Ryan, McLatlghlin, Zeender, Pierce, Mr. Heffernan, SJ. 2' M. 5 ' v. fb ,A5 f YS. .. 1 . ' . . ' st ' .IF A . -3 if ' ' Q' ,. Fiqh -j,jf...,'g11hf'. T . f s'N'l'1,.,, '3'iv,-- r., . 'f .4 , . . 1 4 - 'Qqfi ,fx 4' K 'J - - . v 4. , ,3.,-..g., - - Q,4,.,' ' ' .1 1 w -. ., - Q -Tgjfbfgxfi.. . 1 . , f ,IQ .. , . .Mrk ' ' 3 A on ffm ' D, 'rw fi DQ 1 Q P Q vii! Through frequent attendance at the Holy Sacrifice, reception of the sacraments, and opportunity for further spiritual development in the Sodality, the student is formed into a disciple of the Prayerful Christ. lX, 1 .5 ,- X li-25535 f' f -, .4 ' S ii ' '57 , .ei V' I 4' X r ' Mario V. Andrade +636 Calle Goitia La Paz, Bolivia CUPOLAQ Football 2,4,5g Blue ancl Gray 55 Booster Club 65 Basketball Manager 55 Dramatics 25 6-year man. Gilberto F. Baraona P. O. Box 332 San Salvador, El Salvador Choir 5,63 Class Qfliccr 23.4.53 Student Council 4g Little Hoya 65 Blue ancl Gray 39 Football 13,43 Baseball 25 Library Club 2,33 6-year man. i C C Thomas Hale Boggs, Jr. 5315 Bradley Boulevard Bethesda 14, Maryland Sodality, Prefect 6g Prefect Probation Sodality 44 CUPOLAg Football l,2, Varsity 3,4,5,6g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 3,45 Debating 4g Class Officer 25 Dance Committee 55 Booster Club 5g Vice- President of the Yarclg 6-year man. 60? WM 7277550 Zfqih. 'spar If-. Albert Patton Clark, Jr. Dharan Airfield Dliaran, Saudi Arabia St. John Berchmans Society 5,65 Football 3,4, Varsity 5,64 Baseball 3,4, Varsity 5,63 Choir 5,65 Little Hoya 5,6. Frank P. Cozzone 1510 Wisconsin Avenue Yvaslmington, D. C. Blue and Gray 4g Booster Club 65 Football 33 Baseball, Varsity, 6. , ' flfgaul? bfofowfbw 'W M ' W1 if CZLZL Lf , X, Vjvjbkq V Uffwif f -4 Thomas Edward Dolan 31 Oxford Street Chevy Chase, Maryland CUPOLAQ Booster Club 5,65 Dance Committee 5,6. 1 Bill, Tom, Neil, and Frank observe the Seventh Graders through a window and reminisce on their past years at Prep as good ones. Leo C. Drozeski, Jr. 102 Williams Street Bradford, Pennsylvania St. John Berchmans' Society 5,65 Choir 6g Foot- ball 5, Varsity 65 Basketball 5, Varsity 6g Tennis 5,65 Little Hoya 5,65 Blue and Gray 6. I f QQ- ,UALLJ ob -NNUV 6 It William Raymond Escudero S C , l '., ff r P. O. Box 1262 'J' x, A 2 San Juan 6, Puerto Rico Soclalityg St. John Berchmans' Society 3,4,5,6' 48 ' i 2 CUPOLAg Blue and Gray 4,55 Little Hoya 5. , yn, - . Francis Graham Fallon 2273 Valleyview Drive Rocky River, Ohio St. John Berchmans' Society l,2,3,4,5,65 Choir l,2,3,4,5,65 CUPOLA5 Football 1,25 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 2, Varsity 4,5,65 Blue and Gray 3,4,5,65 Little Hoya 5,65 Booster Club 5,65 Dance Committee 5,65 Homeric Club 65 6-year man. J. Michael Fenlon 816 East Mitchell Street Petoskey, Michigan Sodalityg Prefect of Probation Sodality 55 St. John Berchmans, Society 5,65 CUPOLAg Blue and Gray 4,5,65 Baseball 4,55 Football, Varsity 5,65 Little Hoya 65 Class Officer 55 Dance Com- mittee 5,6. Jon, Jim, Mike, and Graham sit around the center stairway to listen to Fr. Maher's plans for the Prep Gym which will go up in the near future. Albert Jon Ferdinand 325 Beechwood Road Ridgewood, New Jersey St. John Berchmans' Society 5,63 CUPOLAg Little Hoya 5,6, Editor 6g Class Oflicer 63 Foot- ball 2,53 Baseball 4,53 Booster Club 5,63 Dance Committee 53 Student Council 63 Library Club 2,3. James Kahl Figge 235 Fernwood Avenue Davenport, Iowa St. John Berchmans' Society 3,4,5,6Q CUPOLAQ Choir 3,4,5,6Q Football 3,4,5, Varsity 63 Basketball 3,43 Little Hoya, News Editor 6g Class Officer 4,5,63 Student Council 5,63 Blue and Gray 5,63 Booster Club 63 Dance Committee 5. 9 t 1 ev 5' 5 ' Sl K Y file 171: H- all ,.L-.Y ' JJ John, Alton, and the two Freds are amused by Fr. Dugan giving Sweeney a hard time, but F 1- g d e r i C W , G 0 0 d from experience they recognize a humorous 704 East 44th Street Savannah, Georgia Choir 6g Little Hoya 6g Blue and Gray 5,65 Debat- ing 4,6. John Edward Harrington 120 Whitehall Boulevard Garden City, New York Sodalityg St. John Berchmans' Society 45,65 Blue and Gray 5,63 J.V. Baseball Manager 4,5. situation. X W ll. . X , Frederick Wm. T. Hoogland V. A. Center Martinsburg, West Virginia Sodalityg St. John Berchmans' Society 5,69 CUPOLAg Blue and Gray 6, Little Hoya 65 Dance Committee 63 Elocution Contest, Gold Medal, 5. Alton F. Irby, III 878 Conway Road, N.W. Atlanta, Georgia Sodalityg St. John Berchmans' Society 5,65 Pro- moter Apostleship of Prayer 6, CUPOLA, Busi- ness Managerg Little Hoya 6g Choir 5,6g Class Officer 55 Dance Committee 5,6. 'FL' J. Bay Jacobs,Il 2223 North Scott Street Arlington 9, Virginia Blue and Gray 4,5,6g Library Club 33 Class Offi- cer 4. Paul Kingston Johnson 115 Villa Road Warm'ick, Virginia Little Hoya 6. 'U 'J LX! Francis, John, J. Bay, and Kingston walk up the main entrance after getting a breath of air betweenclasses. Fl'3I'lCiS X3,Vl6F Kennedy 45 Lady Musgrave Road Half Way Tree P. 0. St. Andrew, Jamaica B.W.I. Sodalityg St. John Berchmans' Society 3,4,5,6g Library Club 3,45 Little Hoya 63 Blue and Gray 4,5,6g Tennis 63 Homeric Club 6. John D. Keppel 6336 Western Avenue Chevy Chase, Maryland Football 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Basketball 3,45 Varsity 65 Golf 5. Richard John Kocurek 720 lvy Lane San Antonio. Texas Blue and Gray 4.5.6g Booster Club 63 Little Hoya 6. Peter 0. Kwiterovich, Jr. 300 Wfater Street Danville, Pennsylvania Soclality. Officer 5.63 St. John Berclimans' Society 3.45.61 Choir 3.45.65 CUPOLAQ Class Officer 51 l.ittlc Hoyfa 5,6g Dance Committee 5.63 Football 3. Varsity 4.5: Basketball 4.5g Baseball 3.4, Varsity 5,6g President of the Yard. Z? Pete and Jack discuss their summer plans, while make Tex and Allen watch Graham Stafford a spectacular drive off the fourth tee. 'QR . 'g-A-6 Y , ff , ai-G, ,V f .u,,., If John Ogg, Leasure 9612 Old Spring Road Rock Creek Hills, Maryland CUPOLAg Basketball 3, Varsity 4,5,6g Football 4, Varsity 6g Baseball 6g Blue and Gray 55 Little Hoya 65 Dance Committee 5,6. Allen Southall Lloyd, Jr. 16 Primrose Street Chevy Chase 15, Maryland Debating 35 Golf 3,4,5,6. Jw ' , if, A t , i--F625 M .fa- mb I 'flaky i if gm 1 V gq'f2g!' ig ., V A 333.1 fb , .VJ ohn E Powell Most Popular Best Athlete Personalxty Plus G Graham Stafford Best Looking Neatest 'Q ig Freclernclc W Hoagland Best Student ex aequo Most Likely to Succeed Best Speaker Senior Favorites A on Ferdmancl Wxttxest ex aequo F. Graham Fallon All-Around Activator ex aequo Best Baseball Player ex aequo C Richard Shannon Best Baseball Player fex aequo 'lin-f Peter O Kwlterovnch Most School Spmt Dxd Most or School All Around Activator ex aequo P Kingston johnson Best Student ex aequo Favorxte Teacher Father Maclfavanagh MlCl13ClJ Fenlon Wxttxest I ex aequoj Favorxte Subject Physics F avorxte Year Semor Favorxte Sport Football ohn O Leasure Best Basketball Player 'fil Daniel F Radice Best Football Player Louis Timchak Best Actor Bernard James Long, Jr. 5001 Nlillwood Lane, N,W. Washington, D. C. Promoter of Apostleship of Prayer '5,6g CUPOLAg Football l,2,3, Varsity 45,6 Baseball 2,4, Varsity 6g Dance Committee 5g Booster Club 6g Little Hoya 6g Class Officer 43 6-year man. YN 5 tx i J K N NX x Y X Manuel V. Lopez Finca Las Palmasn Arroyo Arenas, Habana, Cuba St. John Berchmans' Society 45,63 Choir 5,65 Baseball 25 Blue and Gray 5g Booster Club 6g Golf 6g Class Officer 65 Little Hoya 65 6-year man. r th .'-qi 4'gpa:.m ..,f,?i, 'r -gs: 'af Q i we ' Jay, Jim, and Manuel are not at all a sym- pathetic audience for a budding orator as Bernie is finding out all too well. James P. McGranery, Jr. 4310 42nd Street, N.W. Washington 16, D. C. Sodality, Offcer 5,63 CUPCLA, Editor-in-Cltiefg Dramatics 53 Blue and Gray 4,53 Booster Club 63 Library Club 3,43 Dance Committee 53 Student Council 63 6-year man. f .f- 1-P ., .V x .X g. , X, L ..,gR John Gilmer Menville, Jr. 1227 Webster Street New Orleans 18, Louisiana Sodalityg Choir 5,63 CUPOLAQ Blue and Cwray 53 Class Officer 6. s Q- ' 'hr WU , 'J U ., ' v Stephen Cassin Muir U 5 Newlands Street Chevy Chase, Maryland Debating 45 Blue and Gray 55 Dance Committee 5g Booster Club 5,65 Cheerleader 6. ,X 6, X I Z gc fx -'f :x,j,111 x, John Christopher Murphy 3714 Williams Lane Chevy Chase, Maryland Debating 3,4,6g Booster Club 6g Cheerleader 6. J P f , ii i L- ,,f- ' With a smile on their faces, Murph, Ernie, Will, and Cassin think of the good times that will be had in Prep's new swimming pool. .x William Nannetti Valencia 6415 31st Street Washington, D. C. Debating 3,4,5g Dramatics 45 Football 2g Dance Committee 55 Blue and Gray 3,4,5,6g Little Hoya 6. Jfrmyafpfy WM 97 me 'Wl 'f , X Q Aw! ,OMFM f7' ff. fi-0 0,. . ,v ,V Y f , -,,V- f 'X -ffm fjfv-c ' V 4 A - . ,yzfej ,111 'fo 5 , we -. . Y YY I ll fe. .IVU7 f'J.,4v1.pt,.f4J'J 7 6 If V ' , 'LJ ,lk-I ' ii ' I I ' yin, i fy f' V fa fe f.fv-'Lily Ernest Brian! Nforman, III 208 Norland Avenue New Orleans 14, Louisiana St. John Berchmans, Society 5,65 Football 53 Blue and Gray 6g Baseball 5. 47 ' Paul A. 0'Bryan, II 9633 West Bexlmill Drive Rock Creek Hills, Maryland Sodality, Officer 5,64 CUPOLAg Blue and Gray 5,65 Debating 4,5,6g Library Club 3. W O' Thomas Harrigan 0'Melia Grove Hill, Alabama St. John Berchmans' Society 5,69 CUPOLAg Golf Varsity 3,4,5,6g Student Council 35,63 Officer 6 Little Hoya 65 Booster Club 6s Dance Commit- tee 5,6. 0 'WM Tony, John and Tom gather around Paul's Plymouth at recess to discuss the matter that will be on Father MacKavanagl1's Latin test the following period. John Rydhen O'Neill 173 Riverside Drive New York, New York Soclalityg St. John Berchmans' Society 3,4,5,65 Library Club 3,45 Blue and Gray 4,5565 Little Hoya 65 Homeric Club 65 Dance Committee 5,6. A n t 0 n i 0 P i n 0 P. O. Box 1116 Guayaquil, Eclucador St. John Berchmans' Society 2,3,4,5,65 Choir 3,4,5,65 Golf, Varsity 5,65 Blue and Gray 55 Class Officer 15 Booster Club 65 6-year man. George E. Potter, III 1504 33rd Street, N.W. Washington 7, D. C. CUPOLA5 Blue and Gray 3,4,5,65 Varsity Foot- ball Manager 55 Dramatics 25 Debating 35 Booster Club 65 Da? Committee 5,65 Little Hoya 6. , 1 ,W l N 'Nu , A- f 1 Q fv 75f ll K VM' ff. K, - 'X FJ i NV .1 B! X! XL! 'I -I s r V 3 . I fu -' f V Q11 if l li :fix ijvlj , . s- ' ' l f V , Y 5 x k YJ ' I -FV I , My , g 3-f I fxfw ' f .I I, X I I If 4 I Y jg Ngtf 4 DK, l lt fy! ,eff-C . fx.. fx 1-'fy ,l 'X ff ,lt 9 'V xv J fl My il .1 l l I X fl John E. Powell 5208 Chamberlain Avenue Chevy Chase, Maryland Promoter, Apostleship of Prayer 65 CUPOLA5 Football, Varsity 3,4,5,65 Basketball 3, Varsity 4,5,65 Baseball 55 Dance Committee 5,65 Class Officer 3,4,65 Booster Club 6. Dick, Johnny, Danny, and George view the spacious campus and think of the happy years they have spent here and of the many friends they have made. 4: , - , ma lx 'P l r k v Daniel Francis Radice 5414 Grove Street Chevy Chase, Maryland Promoter cf Apostleship of Prayer 5,63 Football 3, Varsity 4,5,6g Baseball, Varsity 5,6g Dramatics 43 Dance Committee 5. Charles Richard Shannon 4932 Hillbrook Lane Washington, D. C. Football 4, Varsity 5,6g Baseball l,Z,3,4, Varsity 5,69 Class Officer 2,3,4,55 Booster Club 65 6 year IHBI1. inf' McKendree P. Skinner, Jr. 4800 Upton Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. CUPOLAg Booster Club 6g Class Officer 3,6 Debating 3. V3 lawyy MM WM' Q.. if CBJ' G. Graham Stafford 520 Hillcrest Drive Alexandria, Louisiana St. john Berchmans, Society 53 CUPOLAg Foot ball 3g Golf, Varsity 45,65 Choir 4,5,6.g Little Hoya 65 Junior Debate 3. 1 , . , V 2' WW! . 4 , W1 ,,,4:.,A ' , 4 4,7 ,A 'A 32751331 ' , 3, ' I' if f y I ,ii cf W., 4 ,Q I -felf, At Prep's trading post, J.P., Graham, Ken, and Manuel indulge in a bull session after classes, over refreshments and weary minds. 9'-I M Football 2, anuel A. Teodoro 4604 16th Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. 3g Baseball 2,3, Varsity 4,5,6 Class Officer 3g Student Council 3g Booster Club 6 J ohn Paul Thayer Eagle Rock, Virginia St. John Berchmans, Society l,2,3,4,5,6 Choir 3,4,5,6g Football l,2,3,4, Varsity 5,63 CUPOLA Baseball 4, 6-year man 53 Booster Club 5,65 Little Hoya 6 112.7 Wu- Louis John Timchak, Jr. Richard Hartman Weller, Jr. Frederick Street 1 Farmington Drive Johnstown, Pennsylvania Chevy Chase 15, Maryland Sodalityg St. John Berchmans' Society 3,4.5,6g Debating 35 Booster Club 65 Class Oflicer 4. Choir 45,63 CUPOLAg Debating 3,4,5,6g Dra- W 3 V A A matics 5,6g Little Hoya 65 Football 3, Varsity L ' 1 I Y ' Cf ,, Manager 5. C F J A ' ': I if fl fo . A 'K' Y 'l ff!-L rf 9l.ff?f'Z'Z.4,1i'i v N H , ,,, 4 The dining room doors signify a good meal or. at least, such is the hope of Sam and Lou as they arrive early for lunch. , u f L, . . .fd ci' .Qeofzyelfauuf paefi.. Wan can many wayd, Qigagefawn pfggfifiijzml' df Jff! W , .,,.4f .,. 4- ' .V V.Nkqv.,,i1-. ,i , . ,F-'f. ?r-ser-fr' ff f 1 ' H J 'F .- . Q L Y tv - - , , A ' V : A L .:?z:vv .ffyh., uri?-A,5.AA'3 .5 I . sri 1 4 , v I t , I - Y 'R , :N ' ,g1hQ ,eaff ,u . ' , -A .'-'fl-' 'V T'-' '53 - , V 4 4 Q' 'if A .. Z ,-.ifgl . A A f but A , A ies ef , 9 'r' xl at X m 'i Through co-curriculars the student learns to express himself, to use his doing all for the greater glory of God as a follower of the Social Christ creative energy, to follow and to leadg A - fi -vt A l At the high point of the year, the reception of candidates on December 9th, Tom Boggs assists Fr. Monahan, SJ. Standing: Ross, Kennedy, O'Neill, Menville, Mclnerney, Long, Timchalt. Sitting: Connolly, Kwiterovich, Boggs, Fr. Monahan, SJ., O'Bryan, McGranery, Harrington. Growth in holiness and proficiency in the Apostolate form the goals which the Sodality of Our Lady places before its members. l'lowever, holiness and Apostolate cannot remain mere abstractions for the Sodalistg the idea which they embody must be translated into action. As an individual and as a member of the Organization the Sodalist observes, plans, and acts to promote the Kingdom of Christ in whatever environment he lives. By his consecration to the Blessed Virgin, the Sodalist dedicates himself whole-heartedly to be a modern lay- apostle. He knows that he cannot give to others what he does not have himself. By daily Mass, mental prayer, the Rosary, evening examination of conscience, by the prac- tice of the spiritual and corporal works of mercy, the Socialist forms Christ within himself so that he may be able to give Christ to others. pf I Senior odalit The officers of the Sodality go over plans for a coming meeting with Fr. Monahan, SJ. Left to Right: Jim McGranery, Treas.g Pete Kwiterovich, Vice-Pref.g Fr. Monahan, Directory Paul O'Bryan, Sec'y.g Tom Boggs, Prefect. Standing: C. McGranery, A. Irby, Fenlon, Brokaw, Hoogland, Baldwin. Sitting: Escudero, R. Ramirez, R. Lloreda, Raubitschek, W. Abell. rl! hw J f Mr. Stokes. with the members of the Junior W'ebre. Finley. diferega. Nlaloney. R. Ferdinand. Third Soclality. Front run: Dowling, Hartman, Crotty. Hoyt. nm: Rainville. Quintana. Schmidt, M. Irby. A. Lloreda, J. Morris. Foote. McGowan, M. Donahue. T. Powell. Second Schroder. M, Ryan. I.. Tierney, Rovira. Asakai. Phelan. ron: Potter. Wallard. Hungerford. Powers. Suarez. Davis. Junior odalit The Sodality. as an integral part of the school life at Prep. n1uSI constantly train new soldiers for the army of Christ. The primary undertaking of the Probation Sodality is to augment this number. In doing so. many Prohationers find it difhcult to follow the stringent program. but to as many of those who are able to weather the storm. there is an unparalleled opportunity for group discussions. spiritual advice and personal interviews. Linder the direction of lhlt. Stolaes. and James Brinceheld. prefect. the Probation Sodality is well on its way to another success- ful year. This up and coming group. laecause of its quality and quantity. should form the laulwarlc of a truly outstanding Sodality in future years. Mr. Stokes, conducts one of his regular junior Sodalist, Richard W'illarCl. interviews with Preparing for the Holy Sacrifice, Acolytes Drozeslci and Harring- The Sacrifice of Calvary again O'Melia and Timchalc assist Fr. ton perform their duties at the lakes place at the Consecration. Monahan as he vests for Mass. Lavabo. i The Saint John Berchmans' Society is an organ- ization with the young Jesuit Saint, john Berch- mans, as its patron. It consists of a devoted assemblage of boarding students who serve Prep's six daily Masses and other spiritual functions. Though the activities of the members are limited, they are performed with indefatigible faithfulness. With Mr. Stokes, S.-I., as its moderator, the Society comprises about one-half of the boarding students. This proportion speaks for itself. The whole-hearted acceptance of this organization, and the unselhsh service of the group which it em- braces, is a tribute to its members. Fenlon and O'Nelll are the serv- ers. Saint John Berchman's Society fron! row: Norman, Kwiterovich, Ferdinand, Provosty, Fallon, Lopez, O'Melia, A. Irby, Timchalc, Pino, Santon. Second row: Harrington, Schroder, Laughlin, Drozeski, T. Figge, Davis, Gray, R. Kelly, Figge, Coffey, S. lVlcGuire Brownell, Landy, Rainville. Third ron: Edelen, Lee, Raubit- schelt, R. Ferdinand, V. Gallagher, R. Lloreda. Las! ron' Tabalca, Suarez, Webre, Finley, M. Irby, Ross, G. Gallagher Ramirez, Escudero, Kennedy. s fi 1 Nlr Quinn, S renews some manuscrnpts mth his editorial staff The edttors are F Good Kennedy Hoogland, ONe1ll Brmce field lVIu1r Fallon and G Potter wa., Ill PIIPAIATDIN ICIIDOL GAIIIY1' PARK I0 -r mn. no J' 1 o J- 51 The new Blue and Gnu will exhibit this standard cover a sketch of the school prxnted nn the school colors Q- L-4 ' ' gr- ' 0 a. ' L: I . II I H4 v 4 5 c: . ' 3 . z f . Q . , . . T4 I II , .rr ff. '. ' I 1 I. III ' c : , - 1 fa 4 l t . , , . . I, !'. my I -W. lg ' , 'D . P , . ,F f ' ' . 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I Blue and Gra In the past the BLUE AND GRAY had the responsnlotlntx ot hung a hterary pL1lDllCaf1Ol'l and a chromcle or school ments Wltlm the class of 58 tt relmqutshed the role ot reportmg school exents to the rented LITTLI HOX A It con centrated on promotmg lxterarv endeavor ln concenttatmg on the lxterarx endeaxor me were not tnteresttd merelx IH the I11CCl'1?1DlCb ot Mflflflg Although there xt as always proof readmg tune when me were urged to play the part of the comma slcuth tx pt addlct and grammatxcal htgh prtest the Important thnng to us was our message We 1I'lIlI'Xl6MCd Georgt Nleanx Senator lxen m x an tle t rmer lust ent ot th Un e tates Htrrx 5 lruman We stu IL labor tn mumsm d tun s t trx t urxtt mat x 1 earned 'kt ust t e txtrttst o mrtttnr as 1 m lptnsa t tart ol tur tl ort tot ar s mtnta c menu and tu 'rtattr g rx t or ts urttxng cfast tt at routmt an ost tts samtness to become cretttxc precxst an mtantngtul Xe tarned t e tnttreste tn st mat me ntre trxmg to s x d 1 1 Q t us that our rea un erstand lnt w. as on our m ta Prom tae lou or letters uc seeme to succeed a llttle b1t at east -Rnd x e had lun domg lf ,,,.4-' ...L ' -'a I . . .gv 'g5- 1 1, 1, , -Q... ' A., , f F' 'I. e gf , . , , Vlffhf. '.' 1 ' 5,5 121 f' in 1 5' - Mar' .5 4-gif? z , - 1 :i'5i,ff,3-n, kifzflf 5477 W lllllflaz Representatives of the Blue and Gray interview former President Harry S. Truman. They are, left to right, Ed Woods, Alton Irby, Graham Fallon, President Truman fholding an issue of the Blue and Grayi, Phil Rafferty and Fred Hoogland. E Fred Good discusses finances with the Business Staff The staff includes Suarez fm ore ground! Rainulle fm l1ackAgr0undI Edelen, Harrington, Boals Busse, Pierce, and Galxher L? i The Blue and Gray's artists and photographers plan their work. They are: G. Potter, O'Neill, Kocurelc, Baldwin, Jacobs, and B. johnson. The literary staff of R. Kelly, Scott-Hansen, West, T. Nannetti and Fitzpatrick was very severe and demanding in its choice of manu- scripts to be printed. l K. N Vfith the work finished and the presses rolling. the 1958 CUPOLA staff takes this opportunity to thank those people who otherwise might go without recog- nition. These made our yearbook what it is and we thank them: blr, Clement Petrik, and blr, Francis bletzbower, our lxloderatorsg the administration for its cooperation and assistance: and our patrons and advertisers without whom there would have been no book at all. We hope you enjoy your 1958 CUPOLA! W'ithout the persistent and successful efforts of Al Irby, Business Manager. and Mr. Metz- bower. there could not have been a yearbook. Bill Escudero must be haunted by manuscript copy in his dreams. Most of the copy came from his typewriter. 13 ul, Q -Q I i n 'o-4 These varsity athletes applied their talents to the develop ment of our Sports section. They are Graham Stafford Dick Shannon, Neil Drozeski, jack Leasure and John Powell. upola Looking after one of those necessary evils, Mike Fenlon, Ken Skinner, and George Potter scour previous yearbooks for advertisers. ,fe K . ti U A if 3 3 4 '7 W'ith a sigh of relief but yet a critical eye, Jim Mc- Granery, Jr., Editor-in-Chief, and Mr. Petrik, SJ. Faculty Moderator, view the finished book. 3 1 I .X Q.: l 1 Se Another part of the business staff hard at work: Tony Pino, Tom O'Melia and Tom Dolan. 15 in ., 'N J ,J 1, f Ne 5 1 ur 1, ,4 ,A Many hands make light work of the activities section. Mr. Petrik guides the work of, seated, jay Menville, Graham Fallon. Louis Timchak and. standing, Fred Hoogland, Tom Boggs, P. Thayer, Paul O'Bryan, jon Ferdinand, Jim Figge and Bernie Long. --Q IM .4 9 The Promoters of the Apostleship of Prayer with their moderator, Fr. Monahan, SJ. On floor: Harrison, Glober, Haddad, johnson. Sitting: Schwab, Nee, Gaine, Fr. postleship of Prayer The local center of the Apostleship of Prayer at Georgetown Prep was established in 1919. Its object is to offer us the opportunity to participate in the redemptive worlc of Christ and to instill in us the apostolic spirit expected of a Catholic layman. These aims are accomplished in three ways: first the student is asl-ted to recite daily the Morning Offering. This is the first practice of the Apostleship and the only one mandatory for all members. Secondly. the students are encour- aged to take part in the First Friday Mass and Communion as an act of reparation for their sins and the sins of the whole world. Finally, the twenty promoters address their respective classes once a month in order to foster devotion to the Sacred Heart. Monahan, SJ., B. Long Maloney, R. Ferdinand, Standing: J. Powell R Radice Brincefield, Brokaw, D Radice A. Irby, Rovira, Meyer, Ring. Fr. Monahan, SJ., and Dan Radice discuss the Popes intention for the coming month. 5 'al Y ,t x , N 1 l 31 1 'P 1 V' AX Fr. Murray and Pete Kwi- terovich discus plans for the Council's Record Dance at one of the weekly meet- ings. The officers of the Student Council are, seated, Tom Boggs and Pete Kwiterovich and, standing, Jon Ferdi- nand and Tom O'Melia. The Student Council, Prep's student leg- islature, under the direction of Peter O. Kwiterovich, President of the Yard. and the moderation of Fr. D. B. Nlurray, SJ., this year aimed at developing future leaders, fostering student-faculty cooperation, and not only representing the student but also being a live active body, undertaking various worthwhile projects. To help accomplish these objectives, the Council members drew up and drafted Prep's first Student Con- stitution. Through faculty-student coopera- tion the Student Council hopes to create a better student life at the Prep. Student Council The Student Council in full session. Presiding is Pete Kwiterovich. Sealed are O'lVlelia, Ferdinand, Suarez, Hoogland, R. Lloreda, Figge, Meyer, Boggs, Brincefield, Fr. Murray, SJ., A. Lloreda, R. Radice, R. Ferdinand, McGranery. ,111 if 1? iw . , I . .r ,13-A i A N? if ,v mil' 1 I P445 Fld ' Fr. Kerr, SJ., presents Lou Timchak with a much deserved Best Actor award Dick Pack looks disgruntled as other members of the cast of Cheezo take a bow. I- rg- 2 - 41 The members of the triumphant cast of the prize-winning Cheezo are: Babe, W. Abell, Timchalt, Pack, Fr. Kerr, SJ., director, B. Johnson, Mehle and Brincefleld. t lit f g ,i no l , s A particularly humorous situation in Cheezo. This year the Prep Dramatic Society, under the expert direction of Fr. Joseph Kerr, SJ., was determined to have a winning season with Lord Dunsany's Cheezo. The play was presented in the Washington Catholic School One Act Play Contest and placed third. In December, however, Prep tied for first place in the Jesuit One Act Play Contest, The Prep also entered the One Act Play Con- test sponsored by the University of Maryland. The 1958 season has ended successfully with the promise of many greater ones to come. Dramatics ,jr-f Congratulations to joe Krabach on the trophy won in the Junior Oratorical Contest. But, Mr. Akers, this argumentlu In a practice debate, Paul O'Bryan states his arguments modo graphico. Il l9l'E FDLISK be an KDSWCL' IO rr 3 D l FOREIGN AID-the topic. What a tinderhoxl Ir was a much discussed subject-condemned on the one hand as a colossal giveaway. labeled elsewhere as freedomis sole hope. Georgetowns dehators would now have their say. Ready to he tapped were victoryis vital components -experience. an explosive topic and pulsing zeal. Senior Deloators lfred Good. l.ouis Tunchali, John lwurphy. Paul O'Bryan. Andy Cainphell and Fred Hoogland saw this store of strength and moved to draw upon it with the essential tool-W'ORK- in penetrating analysis and droning study. A mere half pace hack. marched an eager corps of junior Debators led hy Brooks Johnson. Fred Wehre. Clark hvlCGf3D8fX'.JOlU1 hlullenholz and Bill Abell. The prospect was bright. the resolve was one-to win the league trophy away from Gonzagaf 1 'a v' Mr. Downey, SJ., moderator, poses with the Junior Debators. Sealed: Webre and C. McGranery. Standing: W. Abell, B. Johnson, Boals and Mullenholz. Debating f g' 1 , . .gl 1 V il Q u -f H' '-4 , I ,.. 1 Q., 1 ' Q?-s 1... X Mr, Downey, SJ., and Mr. Akers, SJ., mod- erator of the Senior Debators, review a brief for the negative argument. john Murphy makes a point in rebuttal against Gonzaga as Lou Timchak listens approvingly. MB Handed down from generation to generation the Odyssey has always been regarded as one of the most superb tales ever written. The Homeric Society at Georgetown Prep is reading this epic as the basis ofthe year's undertakings. Reading the text in the original Greek enables the members to understand and appreciate more fully the ideas and emotions which the ancient Greeks themselves felt three thousand years ago. An informal atmosphere prevails at the meetings of the Society and the actual translating of the text is frequently interrupted for discussions on the customs and the mannerisms of the hardy and warlike Aegean races. Paul O'Bryan is skeptical as Fr. Macliavanagh tells jim McGranery and Lou Timchak about Odysseus' arrival at Ithaca. Homeric Society Homer, the Blind Minstrel, the father of literature. if . f ' fin-.Q 1' .ir , J' ts . V! L . we , , Members of the Homeric Society are, seated, Ferdi- nand, Fallon, Fr. MacKavanagh, SJ., moderator, Tim- chalt, O'Neill and, standing, McGranery and O'Bryan. izvlf 1 . I IJ 4 - A -XL: 9 l Sitting: Pino, Miiir, Lopez, Fallon, Murphy, Dolan, G. Potter. Standing: M. Teocloro, Figge, J. McGranery, Long, Kocurelc, J. Ferdinand, Provosty, O'Melia, Weller, Baraona. The Booster Club, though only in its second year as an active organization of the school, has assumed its role as one of the main sources and centers for school spirit. The principle reason for its success can be attributed to both the co-opera- tion of the faculty and the efforts and enthusiasm of the club's members. It is the wish of the class of '58 that the worlc of this organization not only be continued, but expanded to encompass every aspect of the stuclent's life at Georgetown Prep. Booster Club Officers of the Booster Club are, top to bottom Tom Dolan, Sec., john Murphy, Vice Pres. Manolo Lopez, Treas, Graham Fallon, Pres t I -ll 'X ll , l 4 f' . 1 I Y iq. - Sitting: Fallon, Baraona, Ferdinand, Mr. Quinn, SJ., Figge. O'Melia, Kwitero- vich. Standing: Suarez, Davis, Gelson, Finley, Lopez, Kocurek, K. Johnson, Dowling, Little Ho a The school paper, The Little Hoya, was reformed last year as the publicity arm of the Booster Club but this year The Hoya has resumed its twenty-two year old status as school paper. The Little Hoya has improved since the first issue last September. Many new features and columns have been added ancl, thanks to the efforts of Fr. Murray. the format has become worthy of the paper of Georgetown Prep. The Class of 1958 hopes that the underclasses can improve upon our meager effort and malce The Little Hoya a paper to be proud of. Wf Nannetti, Quintana. Mr. Quinn offers constructive criticism to the editorial staff of The Little Playa, Figge, Fallon, -I. Ferdinand and Baraona. jon Ferdinand, Editor, and Graham Stafford, Sports Editor, talk about a recent basketball victory with Mr Quinn and Fr. Nlurray. Choir The Prep Choir. which consists of boarding students, affords the students an opportunity to acquire a more intimate knowledge of the Sacred Liturgy and to talce an active participation in the Mass. Besides singing the Sunday Benedic- tions, the Choir has many occasions to present their talents during the year. Under the direction of Brother Oswald, SJ., a skilled musician, the Choir prepares and sings the monthly Missa Cantata and the High Masses on special feasts. Bro. Alfredo Oswald, SJ., is choir director and organist. First rmv: Baraona, Rovira, Timchak, C. Morris. Second row: F. Good, Crotty, Reardon. Third row: Lopez, Menville, Pack. First row: Fallon, Stafford, Clark, A. Irby. Second row: Fenlon, J. Figge, Kwiterovich. Third row: Pino, J. Gallagher, Rafferty, Provosty. Through participation in athletics, the student acquires that physical perfection which befits him as a strong and perfect Christian and a soldier of our Lord, Christ. Mr. August briefs Dan Radice and Pete Nee during the Bullis game while Billy Meyer casts a suspicious glance at the camera. Dan Radice falls forward for those extra two yards as a Friends defender moves in. Coming up hard, but too late to help, are Phil Rafferty 4297, Roarlc Reed C113 and Bernie Long 1237. First row: Mr. James Pannor, Asst. Coach, Shannon, D. Radice, Long, Keenan, Clark, Kelly fMgr.l, Meyer, Drozeslci, Leasure. Second row fall lrneelingl: Powell, A. Irby, J. Figge, Mclnerny, Tabaka. Third row: Phillips fMgr.l, Boggs, Kwite- rovich, Reed, Thayer, J. Gallagher, McLaughlin,FenIon,Reynales, M. Irby, Mr. Frank August, Head Coach. Fourth row: Morreale, M. Donahue, Cusack, Nee, Lynch, Bohraus, O'Brien, Schuyler, Carolan, Hombach. 2 , 1 U . I!! 'r-1 A 'lf' .u2.'!'- 12 PTM P. Thayer reaches in vain for the ball on a downfield Phil Rafferty prepares to catch the pigskin in the midst pass. Two Friends defenders come up to lend their of its flight while a rather spooked Friends player detains teammate a helping hand. Wes Schuyler by the unconventional tactic of holding hands. Varsit Football This year, 1957, the Prep and its football team witnessed the arrival of two new varsity coaches, Mr. Frank August, head coach, and his assistant, Mr. James Pannor. When football camp began in the latter part of August, the new coaches were presented with a strong and willing team. Yet little did they know that by the first game three regulars, Tom Boggs, John Powell and Pete Kwite- rovich, would receive injuries which would bench them for most, if not the entire, season. The team, however, cast aside these blows of fate and played all their games with the spirit, hustle and determination which has been the trademark of Prep teams throughout the years. uf, -W' 1 ,,..r i Q Q .... t V1 .V A H ,. qw . Wes Schuyler lifts his knees high as he is stopped by the DeMatha linebacker. Phil Rafferty stops a DeMatha back while George Reynales f15J -and Mike Fenlon come up to offer help. W I wfy E nv R Q Alton Irby Dan Radice Duck Shannon End Quarterback Tackle 0 , x X f X 5 I rf my ' if P Thayer and nm Fxgge block as Pat Clark receives Bxlly Meyer hand off from jack Leasure Fullback Bernie Long Guard K '... 4 . d-s Two Bills, Morreale and Meyer, team up to stop a DeMatha back. Fr. Maher, Headmaster, presents John Powell with his football letter at the annual Father-Son Dinner. X4 K M .,v.vfs4Q44ppa'- ,, ...,..,...-f--.muon-1 Co-captains Powell and Boggs, sidelined for almost the entire season because of injuries, watch the game with dejection. Phil Rafferty prepares to dump a DeMatha back rather firmly on terra firma. Krzrvlmg: R. Ryan. Barton. diferega. S. Donahue. Maloney. Manga-ls. G. Gallagher. Standmg: R. I.loreda. S. 5ICGuire. I.augl1lin, C. Nllorris. . ,U W , ,-... 1 y,g,f1f:,iv .,,u14:',. 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Mr. Stolces has driven his team hard and taught them the essence of football. This basic knowledge will grow to precision on the varsity. The Futures finished a fine season, winning several hard-fought games. But an exalting tribute ought to be given to the LITTLEST HOYAS. The Midgets went through a tough season, undefeated and untied. The varsity may well look to these smaller teams for new stars. They played good football all season and showed their promise for the future. Kneeling: McNamara, W'allace, Hungerford Powers Standing Mr Stokes S.-I., coach, Maguire, Taney, Jos Woodward Foote umlan Bouscaren A. Teodoro, Turner, Willard. -0 ,i 1 , lf I. I 3 9. mi L --L 5 Q 1' w 0 Y -as XIR S Va rsit Basketball John Bohraus f21l clears the back- board and draws a foul. Barry Brokaw hits on a familiar jump shot. GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN GEORGETOVVN GEORGETOVUN GEORGETOVVN GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN GEORGETOVUN GEORGET OVUN GEORGETOVVN GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN VARSITY RECORD PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP PREP Priory Woodward St. Anthony Friends Landon Maclrin Longfellow DeMatha Episcopal St. Stephen St. Anthony St. Alban's Gonzaga Priory Maclcin St. lVlary's Landon Friends Priory Nlackin SK. Anthony 4 Hugh Lynch 1103 looks worried, but he got away. Barry Brokaw drives on a three-point play. f' x N W'hal's this game all about? .l j X7 6 uf' B A vs I 'bsi O Georgetown Ll n I O r Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown arsit Basketball Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Carroll De Matha St. Anthonfs Priory Mackin Gonzaga St. Stephen De Matha St. Alban's Friends St. John's Priory St. Anthony's Gonzaga The 1957-8 edition of the junior Varsity Basketball team, minus coach Charles Leasure, reads from left to right: Barton, Connolly, Gaine, Galiher, -I. Gallagher, A. Lloreda, M. Quinlan, Laughlin, Marques, Gambatese and Dean, mgr. II- G I f wt. .favwf 1 .Q-it K r 'K ll 2 ?t EIR 'f '15lE-vl0'-' , A ' 'K .. ,. k if' l I, K 54 J lf as.-..-.....n,.l .,. ...A-re6':f,4'-yet' , , , . X V:- ',tttrJ,, ' gat 10,3 f-bar :5 l v ' I ., 1 , , ,, 6 A f - , -3 ., -I M -. ,, . . . ' ,Liz f. ,. , .tgaff J' - Q' fn' L' ' .-, ' -I V '- few,-,,,,..,' -ei A - - v1tg1, ::Zf'9 ii'5',?fg:-5, . f ai,-eff? + 4'0 .1w, 's -wk-:v .--- V - -4,1 ,- pw wig., -,-gn' , ' .-. . 4,31 - ..',,,. 475 ., s I In a pepper game, Coach Whelan sharpens players' reflexes. jerry Connors, at left, loolcs on while Barry Brokaw steals the ball from john Quinlan. Jerry Keenan and catchers Pete Nec and Roark Reed observe the theft. 90 9 'Hi is 5 X X -I' ral 1 ' A 'gl - il A late inning mound conference is held by Coach Whelan and catcher Roark Reed. The subject is Graham Fallon's ailing arm. 1 4 5.4!-rv-'1 -1-gg Varsity Baseball Prep's baseball team this year is looking forward to a highly successful season. They base their hopes on the fact that last year Coach Whelan concentrated on Junior and Sophomore players. Only two players from last yearis team have graduated. Witli virtually the whole team re- turning, a very strong club should result. The roster will be. pitchers: Graham Fallon, Ron Morin and Dick Shannong catchers: Roarli Reed and Peter Nee: fielders: Dan Radice, Jerry Con- nors, Pat Clarlc. John Powell, Manuel Teodoro and Barry Brokaw. XVith these experienced players returning, it should be a good baseball year at Prep. Y 'Vi Pitchers Ron Morin and Graham Fallon prac- tice in a pre-game warm-up with catcher Roark Reed. Will Reed catch both balls? ,, .,.,... wa' -...QM a, 4 AWA ll I I 5 us. .aff , X K Runner Pete Nee is forced out at second on a play by John Quinlan and Barry Brokaw. s l 'Q' I . l 'Q ' ' Y :j. 1Q uf .f Sf, if Q li -, A4 l A J - 1 - ' 1.-0,5 .All NK 1' ' .-f ,S 'Y I .. , :.,f'Q'A'1'?., -,. gif 53 . .Q , g iL :A . sq, V ,ff i 5- ' i ' . .1 -n' Alf' I ' 'kbs-f .1 A -- fifia E . ' 1 . , V .EW 4 ' A .... N ,V- ,. Roarlc Reed tags Jerry Keenan on a run-down along the third base line. 'iffia hi Tony Pxno and Duck Gambatese lme up a crucial putt They are m contmual contention for the Hfth spot 7 I ff Qi' In chilly weather and out of season the varslty golfers and thexr moderator pose for thus picture Kneeling umlan, Schwab and OMelxa Standmg Fr Maclfavanagh, S Stafford Pmo, Rxng, Dumler and Gambatese li Marty Dumler xs a new face on the squad and shows great promtse ln the number three slot ,. Qt H :c T I Q 1 .Q of 6 t I .. 9 v- w,. Q D0 ' , ' -- ' ' I n. f ' ' ' - .. V A - -- 5 X A- . A .. I 3 'KW n-L,,.,,,. ' Q K ,.e,,ifgQLm L Y tif , J,,t.,,,Vaf ' . ' : Q ' ' '. ' : . .1., , . r, 1 V , . bi . Q -ur. 4 - , . , , M--x --f . l. ff! . X if K lg . . is . .- ' ' V - - o p 9 'Q 5 Golf lb john Quinlan rolls in a sharp breaking putt as Robbie Schwab looks on. They will vie for sixth man. Tom O'Melia shows his serene mannerisms as he explodes from the sand in a Fall match. Tom has proven his capabilities on the links having played first man since Sophomore year. ' Q, -a w. I In ,g M 'Oli' Q Graham Stafford hits through on a long shot off the tee. Graham has managed to go undefeated in team play in his previous years with the team. Seasoned by matches and tournaments, the Prep team resembles an experienced touring pro. Tom O'lVlelia and Graham Stafford are returning as four year and three year lettermen respectively. Marty Dumler, Cin- cinnati's Junior Champion, will prove a strong asset to the second foursome. Antonio Pino, the South American Slammer, and Maryland's own john Quinlan will vie with Robert Schwab of Atlanta and Richard Gambatese of Ken- wood for positions in the last foursome. Under the able direction of Father MacKavanagh, SJ., the team has great expectations of capturing the city title. 93 , .A V T it in . XX i The Prep tennis stars of next year are shown on this picture of the present Junior Varsity team. They are: Ramirez, Rovira, Galiher, Sherry, Webre, Page. With only two lettermen returning from the '57 Varsity, some think Prepls chances are slipping away. However, the team has been bolstered by a fresh supply of talent. The Jayvees and some newcomers to the school with tournament experi- ence promise to bring many victories to the Prep squad. Herels hoping that Prep will be able to emerge victorious from the Catholic Tennis League playoffs. Roberto Ramirez rushes the net against his two opponents Kazuo Asakai and Bishop Gallagher. ,- ,evv v. .. . . -- ., . .. -..-. M. . . ry, E L V . ,,,, A M. -,..,f,-, , ..L:::: -.---- .1--f ..,, . .... v,k4 v il t I . .JY -lm 'Y A ' ' 1.-fees.--A ' temq Llbul' 9 ' . 7 .,-f' f . ff? 'ru Prep pins its hopes for a tennis championship on it varsity stalwarts. They are Bishop Gallagher, Mike Good, Hugh Lynch, Neil Drozeslci, Mr. Frank Buddy Goeltz, Coach, Kazuo Asakai, and jim Coffey. .s '7 fr 7 , , , 4 . 7' -,th lv ' l Kazuo Asalcai returns a baclchand shot to Fer- ef Ks. nando Rovira and Roberto Ramirez as Bishop nu' ' Gallagher looks on. . 4 V i Neil Drozeslci places a deep, hard forehand A.. 'X ,A ' shot to his opponent's backhand. 7 If-Q' I X Y Q- 1 ,J -. 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If so why not cont'1ct one of our offices Experlenced s1lesm1n 'Ire wfutmg to help you fulfill your housmg, needs FREDERICK W BERENS SALES, INC M01 tgage Bankm s Realtm s GEO W DeFRANCEAUX Pnszdmzf 1222 L STREET N W GEORGIA AVENUE at CAMERON STREET 4307 WILSON BOULEVARD ARLINGTON 4717 SUITLAND ROAD SUITLAND MD 5000 7700 2620 5400 THE 's mwnwv ATLANTA, GEORGIA ff' CARLING DINKLER P d 9 .H -5 DDQ' JW ,FM CARLING DINKLER Jn f S A GATTI 85 SONS IlI9flf1lf10?lllI Gmcevs E5 FOIllIftl11I6t?1 Q 3125 Vsr NE WASHINGTON Is, D C E 1895 Phone LA 6 8234 5 6 IO2 . l . , . V. . . 'A' Y 7 3 . , . . . . . K . . . Y I I I . . , ' '. . , . . NA s- JU 7- 9 5' , , . RE 6- 2 A -22,1 g ' I ' L N -e I 9 'Z I I H? S w v SJ ' , rexi en G ,V VI' .Tn A Y f , , ,, xec. V. F, and Gen. Mgr. O O 'A' ., 0 0 St. - - - Compliments of gf P K .ir f A qxqgm 1 V1 Wi lif- 1 1 Ni 1 QQ DAVENPORT BANK AND TRUST c3oMPANY DAVENPORT IOWA MW Resources apprommate one hundred m1111on dollars IO3 N N in Q f- E5- . W-5 A X f Q fd , . ' F riff' s ,lj ,fA ,2 f' ' fi 'M 'aff U-i?'?1'e Taq 1 WL QM- s viii sd si? HT' ig -:ij pai-3 15' H6 wi Wi.A'gi1N-' j .is k 11 1 Q-Ii q Ii if HH 'QQ ' -14 3171 TVR 'VT ?W,'iil 2 ff, H T1H W N113 fo s , W5 51. ' HH-Him 1 ug, be Q 'G,y!L,Wmf!is 5 1,1 ' - Q U .T ' -LB NA K s --,,r,on-aw-4 V. . Viggo Pu-aide-nl HIGHEST TRADES EASIEST TERMS BIGGEST DEALS In Stohlman's history! f STOHLMAN'S OUT TO BREAK ALL RECORDS BY GIVING YOU A TOP DEAL ON A NEW CAR' STOHLMAN 33rd 'md M Streets,NW Open Wfeekdays 8 fo 9 AD 2 1646 KENNEDY'S ESSO STATION 1286 Rockvllle P1kc MONTROSL MARYLAND WH 1 414 9 TENDLER S SALE CO 913DStreet 1 and 2 Collufenzl Loam on Dmmonds euelry Muszfal Instnnnzenfs Cameras Typeurzfers Guns bl 1 R 735 IO4 'k Sinn' 1950 f 0 I m-5 XVH 6- 835 3 VVASHINGTLTN. 13.1. i' f I 1 ' ' I 9 I ' ', 'a . 1 N, n , -I I 1. l , Esta ished 911 E - 22 BEST WISHES' CLASS OF 1958 FERDINAND I MR. AND MRS. ALBERT SUCESORES DE ABARCA INCORPORATED Engmeers and Contractors Macbznery and Supplzes Machme Shop and Foundry Telephones 3 5890 2 2080 P O Box 2352 San Juan 10, Puerto R1co WHEN PARENTS OR FRIENDS VISIT Suggest the MOTEL WASHINGTONIAN 97ArC dto dRom GlassEclsedTb dShoWe 21 ch T Each Ro m 24 Ho r S tchboard Ser New Nat o al P ke KU S 2401 t Shady G o e Road GAITHERSBURG MARYLAND P e 70 I06 'A' 0 i - on ii ne o s 0 n o u an 0 95-foot Swimming Pool 0 Dining Room and Coffee Shop 0 Free -in .V. in o 0 - u Wi vice i n i . . a r v Y hon : 8 Fine Apparel for fl1e College Man GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY SHOP Cor of 36th 8: N Street N W HU 3 5252 COMPLIMENTS MR AND MRS JAMES L GIBBONS COMPLIMENTS MR AND MRS DAVID PACK THE STATLER PHARMACY Propz zetor THE STATLER HOTEL WASHINGTON 5 D C DIstr1ct 7 1616 'A' OF ,I . . 'k OF W. N. Bradshaw 'A' IO7 COMPLIMENTS MR AND MRS MARIO ESCUDERO GRIFFITH CONSUMERS 1413 New York Avenue, N W MEtropol1tan 8 4840 Coal Fuel O11 O1l Burners Insulatlon Bulldlng Materlals JAMES E COLLIFLOWER -I W QBILLJ WARNER THE EBERT ICE CREAM CO Manu llC'flH61S o EBERT S FAMOUS ICE CREAM Fredernck Maryland COLLINS FUNERAL HOME FRANCIS J COLLINS Oz 61 30 Yems EYPQ1 :ence 3821 3823 14th Street, NW Telephone RA 6 7117 109 'A' 'A' Vin'-Prvsidc'r1t Gvnvral Sulvs Mu nagv r 9 9 COMPLIMENTS THE SCOTCH LUMBER CCMPANY FULTON ALABAMA W D HARRIGAN T H OMELIA 3 9 Prc'sidc'lIf Vive'-P1'c'si1fc'l1f THE FATHERS' CLUB WISHES TO EXTEND SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 Conzplinzvnfs of D A N H I T E 801 North Capltol Strut WASHINGTON D C Phone: NAtionnl 8-2941 8-2942 8-2943 NATIONAL HOTEL SUPPLY CO., INC. Mau fs u nd Pro 1 Wisions 412 Twelfth Street WASHINGTON '74 D C C0 nplmenfs OF XWASHINGTON T13 If Af Hmm' THE TOLMAN LAUNDRY Lau11de1eu D13 Cleaner Gm men! Sfo1 age Tzuen Rental 171 5748 Wxsconsm Avenue N W dl 7 Colesulle Rofad and Second Avenue i' i' , , , sw. - , . . P of . -- - - , .S i' Afllill O-It'a'J T . - . , I WO0 ey 6- 800 Silzvr sp,-my B7'1Hll'l7f i' . . T 7 C 1 S Phone: JU 7-5327 H2 Spaldmg W1lson Rlddell MacGregor MITCHEL'S SPORT SHOP 280 WASHINGTON 6 14th Street, NW D Sk F B ll Sp ll ADams 4 2500 A W FABER CASTELL Pencll Company, Incorporated Penczls Dra tzng Instruments Leads E1ase1s and Rubbm Bands NEWARK 3 NEW JERSEY tbl bd 1843 II3 1 1 1 1 1 af O O , . C. - Mike ar, Proprietor Ray enlon i e man Mr. Schwartz G, Y - Z.. ,.. Ylffl nf-hm---M-.-1 llllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl I Y n 0 1 9 f 9 Q l A 1 Es II is e in America in Y BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1958 FROM MR AND MRS LoU1s J TIMCHAK, SR Complzmeufs OL1ver 4 3800 LACY ATHERTO 86 DAVIS N PRESS A1 Clazfects C2 ENAIIICE1 5 4919 Bethesda Avenue XV1lkes Barre Harrlsburg BETHESDA MARYLAND New York Compfzmenfa L E O C D R O Z E S K I General Inmmnce Agency BRADFORD, PA. Complzments 0f SUSSEX SERVICE CO., INC. 'A' MILFORD, DELAWARE II5 of DECATUR 7 . - 5 ,- .. Qt i' Of 'I' Iamtm s Supplzes 3 DAYCON PRODUCTS COMPANY 418 S1Xth Street N W 0 DI t Ct 7 7 71 WASHINGTON l D C, Best Wzsloes fo Early and Ez 813 Membe1 o the G1HdIlllf11l5 Class ANDREWS OFFICE SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY REpub11c 7 82 5 0 7 1 8 Thnrteenth Street, N W D13 Cleanzng Shoe Repau Laund1 y Alfe1 atzons LELAND VALET Pick-Up and DeliLe13 OLiver 2 61 11 7028 Wisconsin Avenue BETHESDA, MD. NINO BRISCUSO GEORGE VAN WAGNER Best Wzshes fo the Class of 1958 TOM O'KEEFE Oualzty Class Rings 1 Home Phone: SO 8 753 5 II6 . ., . Soaps - Sanifarb' Chemicals - Paper Pl'llIllH'fS Mamrfarlurirzg Chemists i' , . . Ph ne: s ri - 1 N , . ' . V l I . f - ' f 'A' I I ' ' Q 'A' 'A' . Y l yy W CLAXTON Inc Complzmenfs d I Wlooles :le SEA F0013 S A FREAS 85 CO INC 406 12th Street SW Wholesale Produce T l ph I 8 0 4 COIlIplllllLllfN THE CHARLES G SCHNEIDER BAKING COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL GEORGETOWN PREPARATORY SCHOGL II7 I l , I ' Estzzlnfislre 8 81 Of . l 'Ar . , . . ff WASHINGTON, D. C. ee one: NAtionz1 - 57 Of Of lust a W07ld61flll Pm tJ ' 'FUN ll U l'f Ill 7 ll 70l!ItI11,Y Olll 7 Let Us Do Your Prutj C A P E C O D IN N Bethesda s Oldest Restauuuzt 8823 Wnsconsm Avenue OL 2 9823 NOth78 MELLINA STUDIOS Antzques Fmmtzue Chzmz Glass Bought and Sold 1 5 10 WISCOHSIH Avenue N W WASHINGTON D C M ld CHEVY C See LOWE S FLORIST HASE CENTER WISCONSIN and Western Avenue HC 7975 The Leaduzg Hospztals 111 the Umted States Are Furmshed hy the HILL ROM COMPANY BATESVILLE, INDIANA H8 WI C I 1' l tl V . T 'l 'k J . l ' ' J ' 9 ' 'A' , . . r - 571 i red Cozzo 3 For Corsages and Other Flower Needs i' OL 4- , m Plan' Orders :ri 1 ,ussiu Muir Complzmentv CAPITAL CITY SUPPLY CO A Good ,M lax' ua 06 XC: 'N' COCA COLA BOTTLING WORKS SILVER SPRING E B ADAMS CO COMPLIMENTS Hotel and Restazu ant Supplzes 1612 U Street, N W DEcatur 2 8100 THE KEANE FAMILY lI9 Of U -' ' a Y- - - ,, 1' 1 X , , I 5 x , 5 X ' 1 x 0 ,A-X dvd- --1 wzcus nvorr f - 'Qi 0 I Q X o ., ,- f N ', K qi: .. X I x S ' -. -K -A - ' I ' IOIILID UNDER AUTHOIIYY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY .Y 1 :ln , Y I , 1 , I-an-1 , - , , MD. I I I 'A' U I COMPLIMENTS C. ENGEL'S SONS INC. OF NATIONAL CITY Esfablished I8 5 0 D A I R Y CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MEN OF THE CLASS OF 1958 Complzmenfs FURR BROS POULTRY CO INC 1317 Mamc Avenue S W NAt10nal 8 4792 Washxngton D C I2O 0 0, u . , o o . ' . , n s Compliments of A. F. IRBY 86 CO. General Agents 'A' l ATLANTA, GEORGIA MAINHATTAIN SHIRTS STETSON HATS SQUIRE S MEN S SHOP Men s Fine Wfearzng Apparel COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE ON FORMAL WEAR FULL DRESS TUXEDOS WHITE DINNER JACKETS 3 g T ll 9 712 5 WISCOHSIH Avenue Bethesda Maryland OL1ver 4 171 1 Compliments E P HINKEL CO 600 Rhode Island Avenue, N E WASHINGTON 2 D C 132 TODDLERS CORNER Clotlaes Fzunztzue Toys G1 ts Wlaeel Goocls Accessories GP 4590 MacArthur Boulevard, N W I2l 9 7 , .V . Open Fridup' Erenin i Q Of 'lr , . . Gian! Discounts on Finest Qualify Bill?-1' Goods Special Savings to . . Alumni and Friends FEdera - 290 Nationally Advertised Brands l RADIO-TV-APPLIANCES 305, TO 5002 OFF l 1 i' KEEGAN S 4584 MacArthur Boulevard, NW WASHINGTON D C FEdcr1l 3 3900 LOMPLIMENTS A FRIEND REGIONAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO C1 111f111f O 1 11111111015 O fc' F111111f111e Sf 111011113 0 131015 De5r11pf1011 121111111111 11t llld Supplzea 1RLh ADXISORX SERX ICE 7139 Wxsconsnn Avenue OL1wer 7 8400 Bethesda Md IQ? l 3 l l l 1 , . . i 1 - ' OF l l l U ,J 'U ffl? if ' Al 1 ,lbvfqylvy ill I ' ' 1' 1 , , , 1 ' ' ' N THEIRJ.NEECO. DREAMHOUSE FURNITURE Complete Home Furnisbmg Selectzons Interzms by Nee's Talented Decorators H STREET AT 7TH N W VIRGINIA SQUARE ARLINGTON 1800 ROCKVILLE PIKE ROCKVILLE ' A RUUHL MOTORS 'NC CHRYSLER INC The House o Volume Home o Red Czupet Seruee Wh! 3E D yl 4100 Georgla Avenue, N W 3901 Rhod Il e s and Ave , N E TA 9 2900 WA 7 7000 l23 'k , . . 1 9 mfr... f I f - f 'A' 'A' Wfnsl1ingfon's Only Exrlzlsiu' as.ing or1's Onlv' 'A'l'lIlSil'l' Pl,V1l0Hfl7 Wllvl' Chrjs er-Imperial Dealer 'A' 'k Wuslnng,fon s Fzmsf Italian and Anuunm Rastaumnf DUIICIOIIS Food in a Delightful Afnzosplwu P111 ate Dznmg Rooms Pol Bumlmls Bnfhrlays Bnwmis Uufzngf Niumc Nlghtlx Open Dfulv 11 A N1 to 7 AM R O M A 3419 Connectxcut Avenue, N W 5 IH I 15 Our Milla Yun Nutzonullj Famous F orlsfs Mlmln 1 Flouvfs T l gltlpb Dfln ry Asn: OL1ver 6 8300 Washnngton, D C Bethedsa, Md Cxlllllflllllll uh n A w 1 r I I 1200 15th Street, N.W. WASHINGTON 5, D. C. 124 1 ' . ' ' 7 ' 'T 4. Y . . 1 ' - , L-, '. -T. 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