Gloucester Catholic High School - Maryan Yearbook (Gloucester, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

'ZOitA afee i t (facet e znt you 'Ct aeven cvalA aCaae . . , amOn date- tfaucatt i iduud finatuMy fnet tfo t6e . . . falfUay aw£ cve 'tl te z t ctfxM. HIS EXCELLENCY CELESTINE J. DAMIANO, D.D. Archbishop-Bishop of Camden The members of the class of ’62 acknowledge the faithful support of Arch- bishop-Bishop Damiano who through his co-operation with the school has been a benefactor to all students. Through the intercession of our patroness. Our Lady Queen of Peace, may he always succeed in his numerous endeavors in the growing diocese of Camden. RT. REV. MSGR. EDWARD B. LUCITT Pastor 'PxoudCy (ve dedicate fo you . , , When we think of you, Msgr. Lucitt, the first qualities that come to mind are your remarkable skill and efficiency both as pastor of St. Mary’s and administrator of Gloucester Catholic. Through your influence, the spiritual atmosphere of the parish has been intensified and the academic pace of the school has been accelerated. These, of course, are important achievements, but what really endears you to the students are your own personal qualities. Your friendliness and sincere interest in every student add immeasurably to their development. Therefore in gratitude and appreciation, the class of 1962 hereby dedicate their yearbook to you. May Our Lady Queen of Peace, our patroness, guide you and assist you in all your endeavors. 5 RT. REV. MSGR. CHARLES P. McGARRY Diocesan Superintendent of Schools The students and faculty of Glou- cester Catholic were honored with the presence of Msgr. McGarry and Msgr. Lucitt as the guest speakers at the first of the annual Big Brother Science Fair. We sincerely offer our appreciation and gratitude to the Right Reverend Msgr. McGarry for his interest in Catholic youth. It is our privilege in these perilous times to offer our prayers with him to Our Lady of Peace. As it is one of the responsibilities of Msgr. McGarry to guide the students in the Camden diocese, so also it is our place to realize his ardous duties and to work jointly with him at all times. 6 REVEREND JOHN J. CLARK Assistant Superintendent of Schools Sister Irene Marie is always ready to listen and help us in our problems, as the senior class officers prove by conferring with her regarding programs and activities of interest to the seniors. (Mary Sheldon, secretary, Joseph Wolf, treas- urer, John Cassidy, vice-president, Frank Pa- fumi, president.) We students of Gloucester Catholic are indeed fortunate to have as our principal such a dedicated individual as Sister Irene Marie. Although frequently overburdened by her numerous responsibilities, Sister always has time to help and encourage us. Her warmth and enthusiasm have greatly influenced every phase of our lives, both academic and spiritual. The principles she has inculcated and the ideals she has fostered in the hearts of the students will guide their footsteps in the paths of peace—that most cherished goal of all mavjdnd. REV. JOSEPH F. McGARVEY Director CYO REV. JOHN B. O’TOOLE Latin—German V: REV. GLENDON E. ROBERTSON Religion II, III, Guidance—Boys REV. ROBERT F. SMITH Religion IV—Boys REV. ARTHUR ANDERSON Athletic Director, Religion II—Boys REV. THOMAS E. BURNS Latin, Business Education REV. JOHN COOKE Religion I—Boys 7e zc6er i (facets, fruettdd itt need MR. JOSEPH MURPHY Physical Education MR. MARSHALL HALPHEN Mathematics MR. ROBERT McQUILLAN History MR. THOMAS HIGGINS Forensic League MRS. ANDREW NOLAN Physical Education MR. WILLIAM HARVEY Corps Director MRS. CATHERINE CONLIN Librarian MISS MAY DAILEY Secretary MRS. MARY NARK School Nurse t z end t6e c a and t e cveet dtlveti Bottom: D. Bercnato, E. Hughes, J. Shields, H. Kelly, D. Phillips, D. Courant, J. Heim, A. Conlin, E. Cavanaugh, P. Loftus. 2nd row: C. Mahaich, D. Vignola, C. Cekavic, L. Reilly, M. D’Andrea, D. Garcia, E. Lettier, P. Adams, L. Peters, S. Bello, M. Rack. 3rd row: P. Pape, S. Kane, M. Keating, C. Brannigan, M. Dickson, L. Bada. M. Geiger, A. Barca, E. McGovern, P. Barrett, E. Pfeiffer. 4th row: C. Hutchinson, E. Breneman, P. Owens, C. Igoe, K. Fra ier, K. DeVoto, C. Dukelow, S. Maule, C. McGlade, L. Miscrendino, M. Ellis. SISTER M. MARGARET JOSEPHINE, O.P. English L. Dewey, E. McGovern, P. Loftus, K. DeVoto firmly believe that history repeats itself, as they seek reference material for class discussion. A. Conlin (standing) holds the attention of the gr -up as she presents her views in connection with a program for Thanksgiving Day. Sitting: J. Shields, E. Breneman, E. Hughes, C. Igoe, P. Owens. OFFICERS—Jessica Shields, vice-president; Kathleen DeVoto, president; Elizabeth Breneman, treasurer; Mary Ellis, secretary. 'P'tedAtK t 13 Bottom: W. Gilliard, A. Fredhoflf, A. Cerwonka, L. Tubertino, R. Bernard, A. Vollmer, M. Durkin, M. Stevenson, K. Graham, P. Bullock, A. McCann, D. DePalma, L. LaMaina. 2nd row: J. Lynch, T. Klein, E. O’Donnell, P. Heimerl, A. Alacqua, E. Johnson, M. Barry, L. Dewey. K. Settar, D. McCusker, J. McGuinness. 3rd row: V. Diangelo, A. Fisher, C. Conway, L. Pepe, K. Thomas, J. Reifenrath, T. McGovern, C. Smith, L. Montague, T. Cannon, F. Purvenas. 4th row: R. Myers, R. Schaeffer, E. Hodur, J. Conroy, W. Barnes, G. Showalter, T. Bunting. R. Robbins, F. Orlando, J. Montemurro. SISTER MARY JANICE, O.P. French-Latin OFFICERS—Robert Schaeffer, secretary; Laura Pepe, treasurer; Teresa Klein, president; Richard Robbins, vice- president. E. Johnson, M. Barry, K. Thomas, J. McGuiness, L. Pepe, P. Bullock, L. Dewey enjoy working on behalf of the missions, since missionaries appreciate our packages. OFFICERS—Janet Tomaselli, secretary; James Dickert, president; Lucy Pepe, vice-president. K. Rigler, J. Latini, J. Helmbold, M. Schoch are informed that the A. McClung, N. Cohan, J. Capiobianco, D. Santor, L. Pepe, M. value of x” varies . . . will it ever be a constant? . . . Sister Leo- Barry, J. Garramone, Freshmen art group, enjoy making decora- cretia, instructor. tions in keeping with the proper Christmas spirit. Bottom: D. McGovern, K. Burdey, G. Cooper, E. Greeman, D. Santor, J. Tomaselli, M. Ward, N. Cohan, R. Jones, L. Pepe, C. Morgan. 2nd row: J. Capobianco, P. Derry, A. McClung, M. Barry, P. Dugan, S. Snape, C. Montgomery, M. Schoch, P. Sullivan, F. Berry, E. Nallen. 3rd row: T. Pallante, F. Heimerl, S. Dzienkowski, J. Helmbold, P. Malan, J. Latini, K. Galla- gher, K. Rigler, J. Dickert, P. Hanley. 4th row: D. Corbert, G. Fitzsimmons, M. McKeever, C. Batezel, M. Lane, J. Roberts, W. Bunting, R. Scharff, J. Hoyle, D. Reichert. SISTER M. LEOCRETIA, O.P. Mathematics SISTER MARY RICHARD, O P. Spanish Bottom: A. Collins, V. Law, N. O’Shea, K. Rasicci, C. Joy, L. Sherrer, C. Bradshaw, D. Beebe, M. McDonald, J. Uscilowski, S. Ernest. 2nd row: J. Piechowski, J. Morrone, G. Miller, J. Sale, J. DeVito, J. Huckley, M. Daisey, B. Duke, M. Gambino, W. Hicks, S. Reilly, J. Downey. 3rd row: C. Long, J. Bigley, J. Carr, D. Grillo. M. Avis. M. Steer, T. Tripple, J. Pirrotta, M. Master, E. Moller, F. Kearney. 4th row: J. Weston, C. Furfari, L. Pirrotta, F. Rowe, W. Nie- meyer, L. Dalton, J. Mackara, J. Butler, M. Sheridan. OFFICERS—William Hicks, Vice-president; Marilyn McDonald, treasurer; Karol Rasicci, secretary; Marie Master, president. The ceremony of the Advent Wreath is a major factor in aiding the students to dispose them- selves for the coming of the Christ Child—(left to right) J. Uscilowski, J. DeVito, J. Carr, M. Daisey, K. Rasicci, J. Pirrotta, A. Collins, C. Joy, S. Ernest. 19 OFFICERS—Dennis Palmieri, rice-president; Maryann Zizak, treasurer; Susannc Trakimas, secretary; Timothy Lemeshuk, president. What are the parts of the telephone? Ask A. Jacobs, J. McCracken, S. Trakimus, T. Leme- shuk, P. Laudisio, M. Zizak, F. Davis, A. Vrob- lesky of the General Science class, they know. M. Gallagher, C. Morris, K. Hoover, M. Sacca of the freshman H. E. class endeavor to make themselves adept to the needle—may consider sewing as a career. 20 SISTER MARY ROBERT, O.P. Science — Home Economics Bottom: D. Palmieri, M. Zizak, V. Settar, C. Pilling, K. Hoover, B. Bartholomeo, J. Botley, S. Argoe, B. Echenrode, S. Trakimas, R. Costello. 2nd row: W. Morris, M. Gallagher, P. Laudisio, E. Dukay, M. Collings, M. Curran, F. Davis, J. Mealey, K. Catcll, R. Jordan, C. Morris, A. Vrcblesky. 3rd row: T. Flynn, A. Jacob, J. McCracken, M. Marella, T. Weiner, D. Snyder, M. Sacca, M. Danks, S. Greene, F. Schmidtt, G. Berry. 4th row: D. Carrigan, R. Messaro, R. Nelson, T. Stelmach, T. Lemeshuk, J. Rodgers, M. Burns, J. Hayes, T. Reif. Mr. Gallagher, instructor, aims to impress his students with the importance of a basic foundation in the fundamental mathematical operations. (At board, R. Skokowski, R. McGovern, B. Bowman.) OFFICERS—-Benjamin Bowman, treasurer; Frank DeFamio, secretary; Raymond Sherry, vice-president; George Anastasia, president. Muscle plus rhythm is the secret of uniformity in this physical fitness drill. MR. JOSEPH GALLAGHER Driver Education—Mathematics Bottom: A. D’Amico, T. Brennan, R. Golding, J. Hoban, J. Tobin, M. Sautter, S. Wilz, J. Tull, R. Cline, G. Renzi, J. Hines. 2nd row: R. Straus, E. Campbell, E. Zalewski, G. Mottram, F. DeDamio, G. Anastasia, L. Watkins, M. Emery, B. Murtaugh, C. Calzonetti, M. Wunsch. 3rd row: J. Underwood, R. Skokowski, J. Nolan, D. McGcugh, B. Bowman, M. O’Connor, J. Kelly, C. Moss, L. Rudnicki, A. Nolan, R. Sherry, J. Puccio. 4th row: E. Klchamer, G. Col- angelo, J. Lyford, J. Revelli, J. Fenuta, W. Bowe, R. McGovern, J. Monahan, J. Garramone. W. Poller, M. Loughery, S. Cafasso. SISTER M. HELEN ROBERTA, O.P. Music Bottom: J. Collins, M. Halphcn, P. Vicrcck, M. Scanlon, S. Mathias, M. Nash, E. Cordero, H. Peyten, M. Metzcher, J. Fulerton, K. Cerwonka, C. Schwartz. 2nd row: A. Moreno, B. Mosteig, E. Stiles, M. Hogan, R. McHenry, M. Boyle, J. Baptiste, P. Payne, K. Brown, M. Gleason, K. Hare, A. Gurchick. 3rd row: J. Kulsea, D. Monaglc, N. Pileggi, J. McFalls. N. Schlegl, J. Dickert, M. Kirk, J. Kennedy, J. Barrett, W. Ryan, L. Pafumi. 4th row: J. Waddington, D. Snyder, J. Doherty, M. Murphy, G. Burke, R. Cosentino, T. Deery, F. Fareri. M. Metzcher, R. Cosentino, G. Burke: Taisant les amis par la langae Francaise or (making friends in French). SMf' rJ M. Hogan, J. Collins, R. McHenry, A. Moreno, J. Doherty train for the many opportunities offered in the varied types of clerical office positions. OFFICERS—Richard Cosentino, president; Nicholas Pileggi, vice-president. Bottom: D. Adams, N. LynJch, K. M rs, A. Wood, J. Blyth, C. Hancock, C. Simon, K. Keresty, C. Hampton, J. DiGiacomo, N. Thom, J. Austin. 2nd row: E. Rafferty, F. Klimitas, M. Geoghegan, J. Sparks, D. Lake, K. Gillin, P. Comly, R. Pallante, D. Farnan, E. Miller, C. Rauscher, J. Moseley. 3rd row: D. Tull, J. Peel, D. Heim, R. Shaefer, D. Plucinski, J. Schlecht, J. Miller, J. McKena, H. Wcidner, R. Leo. 4th row: W. Somerset, F. Newell, D. Orbanus, J. DiCicco, E. Shodder, H. Murphy, J. Gearhart, W. Dooley, P. Heitman, R. Devine, F. Chapman. SISTER M. ROSE IMELDA, O.P. English—Religion 26 J. Austin, F. Chapman, D. Farnan, R. Leo, R. Devine are of the opinion: Latin is a dead language, as you can plainly see. It killed off all the Romans, and now it’s killing me! C. Hancock, A. Wood, J. Blyth, C. Rauscher, K. Gillin, J. DiGiacomo, K. Keresty rehearse the lines from Julius Caesar: The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, But in ourselves, that we are underlings ” OFFICERS—James DiCicco, president; Joanne DiGiacomo, treasurer; Claire Rauscher, secretary; William Somerset, vice-president. 27 Bottom: C. Fisher, J. Ward, W. Duke, J. Smithson, D. D’Amico, T. Pfaff, H. Laux, E. Wilson, S. Ferrante, W. Waters, J. Kelly. 2nd row: L. Storey, D. Mozier, J. Thomas, J. Caffery, B. Collins F. Grant, E. Paul, J. Fink, J. Ott, E. Alton, E. Powell. 3rd row: D. Hamcher, J. Beckett, J. Hogan, J. Kelly, J. Tierno M. Baker, J. Naddeo, G. Ferry, G. Garczynski, G. Barton, J. Speese. 4th row: R. Sherrcr, C. Bartley, R. Kent, P. McGlade, L. Kamenski, M. Querbin, J. Kavaliunas, J. Murphy, D. DiFabio, J. Yourkonis. MR. THOMAS GOLDSCHMIDT English 28 OFFICERS—Joseph Murphy, president; Daniel DiFabio, vice-president. Geometry . . . the road to logical and clear thinking . . . rather confusing at times. Sofi to K vie 101 OFFICERS—Mariann Yeager, president; Maureen O’Neill, vice-president; Joan Wehrle treasurer; Ann Grayo, secretary. . y fcr r v c Que es esto? (A pear?—No!) C Una pera? i Si ! A. Grayo, M. Yeager portray the fruit vendors of Latin America. R. Sclcrfani ami N. Krown, our talented artists, discuss the beauty and harmony of design. Bottom: M. O’Neill, A. Grayo, M. Gorman, A. Cattell, E. Batten, I. Davis, P. Pallante, M. Rodgers, K. Birmingham, P. Shields, B. Coxson. 2nd row: K. Syzmanski P. Beck, D. Ferrante, V. Pirrotta, E. Galvin, J. Gambino, C. Mitchell, M. Welsh, P. Scott, R. Sclafani, J. Williams. 3rd row: J. Wehrle, K. Gartner, D. Padgett, M. Heins, M. Holmes, S. Smith, T. Grandizio, A. Fatkin, K. Kenney, S. Hampton. 4th row: R. Shevland, J. McIntyre, M. Leeds, M. Yeager, V. Koenig, N. Krown, E. v pder Straeten, J. Dangel, H. DiGiacomo. SISTER M. JEAN EDMUND, O.P. Art 31 SISTER M. ANN ARTHUR, O.P. Science Bottom: C. Clayton, G. Goonan, T. Bruno, S. Smith, D. Radlinger, K. Morris, C. Kirk, K. O’Rourke, J. O’Neill, A. Pashuck, L. Bullivant. 2nd r°w: P. Urban, K. Ward, C. Ford, R. Fox, A. Hayes, P. Miles, J. Andreas, D. Atkinson, G. Price, P. Cross, A. Austin. 3rd row: J. Tumulty, F. Batavich, D. Citro, J. Flynn, E. Grabarski, J. Cafagna, A. DeSant. 4th row: R. Parsons, P. Dalton, T. Wcrrell, J. Orr, R. Kider, J. Priest, J. Myers, T. Heim. 5th row: E. Haughy, D. O’Brien, R. Ducicrno, W. Bechta, J. Thiel, E. Pirrotta. OFFICERS—Thomas Heim, president; Agnes Austin, secretary; Daniel O’Brien, vice-president; Raymond Parson, treasurer. Instruments and techniques yield precise meas urements for experimentation in the chemistry lab. 33 OFFICERS—Lawrence Danks, president; Barbara Talucci, secretary; Janice Florich, vice-president; Robert Minder, treasurer. No enterprise can operate without bookkeep- ing records. Busy bookkeepers: P. Nolan, M. Scanlon, M. Barbera, J. Macialek, G. Creek, E. Kipp, J. Davis. 34 SISTER M. RICARDA, O.P. Business Education Bottom: A. Berenato, S. Schaal, C. DiCarlo, M. Scanlon, P. Nolan, M. Barbera, E. Brunick, M. Pinto, M. Lentz, K. Hyk, V. Tumulty. 2nd row: G. McGlinchy, E. Warner, J. Morris, B. Talucci, M. O’Brien, M. Schwind, J. Kleinfelder, N. Clark, J. Florich, J. McKenna, F. Burkhardt. 3rd row: J. Maciolek, J. Carney, E. O’Callahan, J. Davis L. Atkinson, R. Frizell, R. Minder, L. Danks, C. Eith, W. Cleary. 4th row: M. Underwood, L. Poller, E. Kipp, R. Richael, F. Kelly, A. Bertolino, J. Kennedy, J. Loschin. Junior history students point the way towards new frontiers. J. McKenna, J. Cafagna, J. Loschin, J. Morris admire posters Standing: M. Cullen, M. Barnett, C. Lane. K. Woodworth. made by the Spanish II class. Whose poster is most appealing? Brazil and Mexico were the winners. OFFICERS—William Murphy, president: Mary Cullen, secretary; Joseph Farnan, vice- president. SISTER M. PATRICIA WILLIAM, O.P. Social Science Bottom: N. Ryan, B. Garczynski, M. Cullen, K. Shimp, J. Wallace, H. Farron, M. Barnett, D. Radlinger, A. Pizzitullo, A. Lynch, M. Henkel, C. Campbell. 2nd row: M. Connell, M. Brumbach, J. Lick, A. Norkus, C. Lane M. Klaus, P. Heyne, H. Ringland, C. Miserindino. K. Woodwcrth, M. Hughes, M. Provine. 3rd row: J. Tedesco, A. Caroulo, R. Mastrangelo. E. Slowinski, W. Barron, C. McGovern, R. Volz. 4th row: T. Herstine, J. Farnan, T. Coleman. J. Pierce, R. Wright, M. DiCastro, G. Bockius. A. Callorin, M. Flynn. 5th row: W. Murphy, F. Klimitas, J. Cogan, S. Murphy, E. Poole, C. Goodridge. Bottom: Manager D. Bicktng, W. Murphy, T. McCarthy, A. Bertolino, R. Hogan, J. Wolf, W. Gross, J. Cassidy, H. Vogel, W. Savidge, D. O’Brien. 2nd row: R. Dacierno, G. Garzynski, E. Pirrotta, E. Poole, J. Cafagna, C. Grieco, C. Cloud, C. Serpente, C. Latini, C. Goodridge, T. Worrell. 3rd row: Coaches R. Murphy and J. Murphy, J. Pierce, Manager E. Cooper, N. Pileggi, L. Atkinson, J. Rowan, R. Hancock, J. Thomas, J. DiCicco, J. Priest, D. McCoy, J. Kennedy, Father Anderson, Coach R. McQuillan. 4th row: W. Dooley, J. Naddeo, R. Richeal, J. Kennedy, R. Frizell, J. Cogan, F. Kelly, P. McGlade, R. Sherrcr, Manager J. McFalls, W. Ragen. FIIIITI11L L i ovittttittq fec Ut ayaittat ait FOOTBALL RECORD Opponent St. Joseph’s Camden Notre Dame, Trenton Camden Catholic Deptford Township Millville Bishop McDcvitt (Wyncote, Pa.) St. Joseph’s, Phila Gloucester High Bishop Eustace They 0 0 31 19 14 25 0 6 6 Jersey’s high scoring center, J. Wolf, is escorted over goal line by fullback, C. Grieco in ]4-0 victory over St. Joseph’s, Camden. The season for our Rams is climaxed by an 18-0 win over Bishop Eustace Prep. Here the Rams show their appreciation to Coach Murphy for an outstanding job at the helm. P S g 26 Evasive back, Terry McCarthy, evades a would- be tackier during Gloucester Catholic’s thrill- ing 39-0 winning antics over a top rate with Notre Dame, Trenton. 41 A rare shot of Coach Ford giving strategy to our starting five. Strategy paid off in an upset victory over highly ranked Atlantic City. Bottom: C. Latini, R. Cosentino, M. Flynn, D. O’Brien, E. Shcdder, J. Murphy, J. Fink, E. Cooper. Standing: Coach Ford. R. Dacierno, C. Clcud, J. Somerset, J. Wolf, J. Thiel, M. Geoghegan, W. Somerset, S. Murphy, Coach McQuillan. BASKETBALL BASKETBALL SCORES fk'e Opponent 46 Camden High 65 Delaware Township 71 Pennsauken 59 Hunterdon Central 48 Notre Dame 60 Atlantic City 51 Camden Catholic 43 St. Joseph 35 Bishop Eustace Prep 44 Camden High 63 Wildwood Catholic T hey We Opponent They 70 42 Delaware Township 60 49 46 Pennsauken 52 62 67 Gloucester High 58 54 48 Millville 60 42 59 St. Joseph 66 51 37 Bishop Eustace Prep 50 68 54 Camden Catholic 60 56 60 Wildwood Catholic 32 37 57 St. Patrick, Elizabeth 47 57 59 Gloucester High 67 43 RISER 1LL • TRACK • BOWLING VARSITY — Kneeling: J. Fink, W. McGuinness, D. O’Brien, R. Parsons, W. Duke, Rudnicki, G. Anastasio, J. Garrimone, N. Pileggi, J. Schlict, J. Murphy, manager P. McGlade. Standing: Coach Goldschmidt, A. Bertolino, R. Dacierno, T. McCarthy, R. Hancock, R. Mastrangelo, R. Con- semino, W. Gross, C. Cloud, M. Di- castro, J. Loschin, G. Garczynski, Coach Gallagher. J. Rowan, J. McGough, J. MacLennan are all set for their coming track meet against Gloucester High. 44 Our vivacious cheerleaders were responsible for maintaining the high spirit of the student body. (Left to right): A. O’Malley, P. Nash, M. Scanlan, S. Hampton, J. Borger, S. Mickel, J. Gasparon, C. Maguire, N. Lynch, K Kenney. We 58 23 42 47 38 37 43 41 60 29 BASKETBALL SCORES Opponent St. Joseph, Hammonton Trenton Cathedral Holy Cross Camden Catholic Holy Cross Angels Academy Trenton Cathedral Angels Academy St. Joseph, Hammonton Camden Catholic They 25 51 46 48 37 47 40 33 16 38 M. Brumbach and C. Clayton stand by as A. Austin anticipates the next shot. Forward M. Yeager receives the ball as Holy Cross guards close in to block a pass. UHLS’ BASKETBALL 46 tylouce tex (2 zt6olcc $. V. Bottom row: K. Ward, E. Hughes, R. Scalfani, B. Mosteig. 2nd row: J. McIntyre, A. McCracken, E. Cordero. 3rd row: Manager J. Lick, J. Baptiste, M. Provine, P. Heyne, M. C. Geoghegan, E. vander Straeten, Manager E. Brunick. Co-captains Jo-Ann Hobbins and Judith Gizelbach review the scores of the past games with Mrs. Nolan, their competent coach. Left to right: M. Barbera, T. Schaal, A. Lynch, M. J. Hughes, M. Yeager, Coach Mrs. Nolan, M. Brumbach, M. Hogan, A. Austin, C. Clayton, C. Campbell. Kneeling: Manager E. Uricher, co- captains J. Gizelbach and J. Hobbins, and manager M. Holland. 47 The Colors are an important part of a military unit. The Belles proudly display the red, white, and blue. Action, rhythm, precision—the keynotes uppermost in the Belles agenda—well demonstrated by their drill. The Belles of St. Mary Drum Bugle Corps, known to all students of Gloucester Catholic as The Belles” are always on hand. Everyone sees them at football games, pep rallies, in parades, and on the field in competition. But the scenes which many fail to see are those that take place before the Belles appear in public. These scenes consist of a group of hard-working girls along with their instructors, who believe in the adage, practice makes perfect.” For their unending zeal and loyalty to Gloucester Catholic, we salute the Belles of St. Mary. fcCayed m a td tut 48 A TITLE WORN WITH HONOR AND DIGNITY BY THE MEMBERS OF THE CORPS. eCte St. T fary CfrOCCl favifaei With the merriment of the Christmas season, Gloucester Catholic students dance around the Yule- tide tree. The annual Ring Dance offers the juniors an op- portunity of displaying their newly acquired rings. Schilligs gave us a hearty welcome on the evening of our Dinner-Dance. Bernadette Murphy proudly crowns Susan Barry as the Homecoming Queen. The 1961 Homecoming Dance was highlighted by the grand march, at which time our queen, Susan Barry, was escorted to the beautifully decorated throne by Joseph Wolf, captain of the Rams. STUDENT COUNCIL The installation of the Student Council officers took place at the initial assembly. William Savidge de- livers his speech of acceptance. Other officers in turn pledge their allegiance and support to main- taining the proper spirit conducive to Gloucester Catholic. wijijuuuuuuuumiUiJii T1 The Student Council of Gloucester Catholic High School holds membership in the National Association of Student Councils under Secondary School Principals, and another membership in the Association of Student Councils of New Jersey. The main purpose of this organization is to maintain an un- derstanding between faculty and the student body; to assist the principal in keeping order, wherever the principal assigns, and in its members to develop leadership, to encourage scholarship, to strengthen loyalty to the school. An efficient Student Council is an asset to a school. Coopera- tion among the faculty, councillors, and student body is essential for an effective council. The Student Council of 1962 hopes to leave to the school one of its best councils. 54 MARYSCRIPT MARYIU 1962 The Maryscript staff makes some decisions before the page proofs are sent to press. M. Holland, F. Pafumi, J. MacLen- nan, J. Gizelbach, S. Mickel, J. Dolan, J. McGough (betid- ing over), H. Williams, J. Williams, J. Hillman, editor (seated), D. Payne and A. Quattrochi. H. Williams, D. Bicking (standing), and P. Clayton our reliable sports edi- tors, assemble action shots and write appropriate captions. The activities and happy memories of our students are re- corded by the members of the staff, as the 1962 annual be- gins to take shape. A chuckle, a smile, and sometimes a frown, reveal the outcome of these exciting events as the stu- dents page through the numerous photos. 55 Msgr. Lucitt, celebrant of the retreat Mass, distributes Holy Communion to the stu- dents who realize the importance of presenting themselves at the Sacred Banquet. RETREAT Rev. Clyde R. Wagner, S.D.S.— Retreat Master. Mary . . . the way ... to our highest good ... God. One of the many devotions during the retreat was the Stations of the Cross. E. Haughey, cross-bearer. GLEE CUE Strains of Behold that Star” echoed throughout the auditorium as these carolers harmonized in tones of beautiful and blending quality. The Glee Club, directed by Sister Helen Rob- erta, presented the annual Christmas concert of religious and secular music, as our parents. iM 58 TEENS FOR SAFE DRIVING Keep one eye on the wheel, and the other on the highway! Yes, we like the idea of learning and knowing the art of cooking. The Decorating Club brings a new dimension to the observance of the holidays. Their work added much beauty to the school during the Christmas season. 59 FIMI ENNII’ LEAGUE Preparing forceful, logical arguments has made our Forensic debating team an overwhelming success. Jo-Ann Hillman as president of the Senate and Anthony Quattrochi as speaker of the House prove that the gavel is the symbol of leadership. They attained these awards at the final Student Congress of 1962 held in Trenton. U.fl. . . . the force that keeps youth organized under the leadership of our priests . . . Father McGarvey, director . . . always on deck to give a helping hand to prepare stage for assemblies, concerts, plays, etc. KNIGHTS OF G.C.H.S. Knighthood revived ... to provide among the boys an opportunity for a manly expression of religion and to train them to play their role as leaders in the Church, Father Robertson, director. SISTER MARIE BONAVENTURE, O.P. Mathematics There is no better way of showing devotion to Mary than by the frequent recitation of the Rosary, the greatest of the Marian prayers. It is a devotion that never grows old. Mary will surely be the Mother of those who carry her Rosary and recite it frequently. The trig class enjoys a film on the practical essentials of trigonometry. J. Pro- cida shows how trig can aid us toward clear thinking and also its value as a prerequisite for the study of advanced mathematics and engineering. 65 J. Borger and C. Dougherty, future home- makers receive excellent training in the art of cooking as part of the program in home eco- nomics. Office practice serves to equip the students with the routine work of office clerk. (Left to right) M. A. McIntyre, B. Sullivan, M. Chapman, M. A. Hyk. E. Cooper, G. Mosteig, C. Dougherty, W. Geitz, M. Wehrle, B. Settar, J. Mac- Lennan wish to convey the message that literature is a form of entertainment and leisure time well utilized. L. Gurick, F. Pafumi, B. Malloy, J. Gizelbach, R. Hahn, D. Payne, E. Friermuth, V. Mackie- wicz, A. Tomaszewski, M. Holland busy at an experiment in physics which proves that in parallel forces an object is in equilibrium when there is no unbalanced force acting upon it. SISTER M. EVANGELISTA, O.P. Science 68 Science students prepare material and projects to be exhibited at the Science Fair. SetUonA, .101 69 Father Burns explains to E. Gomolson, J. Crowther, R. Hancock, and D. Danclla the importance, meaning and origin of law, and how at times moral and legal obligations co- inside. H. Williams, directed by Father Smith, explains to the religion class that an apologist must be able to reason correctly and to detect false reasoning in others. These seniors are made to realize that their future depends upon their work and ap- plication of consumer math. 70 J. Fewer and A. Mariano in conference with Father Robertson regarding guidance and plan- ning for their careers after graduation. The library, the source of information and reference for that project in history, English, science, math, or religion. A study of architecture in the mechanical drawing class will enable these boys to plan their own homes in the future. 71 Science Club officers pose with Msgr. McGarry during the Big Brother Science Exhibit sponsored by the students of the science department. J. Hillman, treasurer; J. Dolan, president, and J. McGough, vice-president. J. Dolan, president Science Club briefs Msgr. McGarry and Msgr. Lucitt on the program of awarding of certificates to the members of the winning schools that participated in the Big Brother Sci- ence Exhibit. 72 Senior history students are in deep thought over the current ques- tion of federal aid to education. On First Fridays the Knights assist Father Robertson in setting up the altar for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass which is celebrated in the gym for the benefit of the students. The Knights, under the direction of Father Robertson, have generously accepted the assignment of converting the unused classroom into a student chapel where con- fessions may be heard, the Blessed Sacrament reserved, and visits made by the students. Father Robertson, J. Wolf at electric saw, L. Atchinson, T. Worrell, E. Pirrotta on ladder, D. O’Brien and R. Frizell. J. Loschin on ladder to left. v JOSEPH DALLAS ASHTON 233 Mercer Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary ’'Joe” . . . willing . . . wild decorator . . . indispensable stage hand . . . big D” . . . Mission Club . . . disturbed when found without a seat at Gords . . . at his best in mechanical drawing . . . will register at drafting school. SUSAN MILDRED BARRY 717 Crown Point Road, Westville Parish: St. Anne Sue” . . . vivacious . . . sweet disposition . . . our Homecoming Queen . . . Student Council . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . Math Club . . . resents housework . . . delights going to Woodbury . . . intends to wear a white uniform. DONALD STEPHEN BICKING 446 Chambers Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Bick” . . . level-headed . . . man with a camera . . . needs a manicure when handling negatives . . . faithful sports manager . . . president Camera Club . . . Math Club . . . Boys State representative . . . enjoys math . . . college bound. JEAN ANNE BORGER 608 Market Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Jeanie” . . . friendly . . . the girl next door” . . . voted most popular . . . Stu- dent Council secretary . . . co-captain cheerleaders . . . Glee Club . . . dislikes being rushed . . . avid sports and cheering fan . . . plans to be a medical technician. tytaccce tesi Sc oaC KATHERINE ROSE BOYLE 215 West Olive Street, Westville Parish: St. Anne Kay” . . . amiable . . . National Honor Society . . . favorite record Big John” . . . Drum and Bugle Corps . . . Glee Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . citation from Washington . . . grouchy people not on her list . . . sports fan . . . future office clerk. MARGARET ANN BUDDEN 633 Hunter Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Buttons” . . . cheerful . . . likes the white chevy” . . . citation from Wash- ington . . . Drum 6c Bugle Corps . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . business world her career. 74 THOMAS FRANKLIN BUSCH 18 Rancocas Avenue, Clementon Parish: St. Edward,Pine Hill T. B.” . . . witty . . . card shark . . . Chef Club . . . stage hand . . . business law rates high . . . future restaurant manager. ROSEMARY CARMEN CALIO Red Bank SC Hessian Avenues, Thorofare Parish: St. Matthew Ro” . . . petite . . . little girl with small car . . . party goer . . . Glee Club . . . Bowling Club . . . Mission Club . . . would be happy if it weren’t for gym . . . likes driving her corvette . . . plans to be a beautician. JOHN PATRICK CASSIDY 556 South Broadway, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Jack” . . . shy, but oh my! . . . candid recorder . . . voted the class wit . . . vice-president senior class . . . Student Council . . . Math Club . . . football . . . track . . . Boys State representative . . . college bound. MARY VIRGINIA CHAPMAN 225 South Hannevig Avenue. Brooklawn Parish: St. Maurice Dinky” . . . tiny and quiet ... a jack of all trades ... no red lights nor stop signs . . . every time is snack time . . . Glee Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . will make a good practical nurse. RONALD ANTHONY CILURSO 721 Market Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary ''Ron” . . . quiet . . . owns a cool Impala . . . likes to tinker with automobiles . . . Mission Club . . . Math Club . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . will attend college to study electrical engineering. PAUL EDMUND CLAYTON 803 Morris Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Courteous . . . allergic to homework . . . enjoys history . . . Glee Club . . . Forensic Club . . . Mission Club . . . the real estate business his goal. tpi zduate 'Tfatetew Sixty-teva 75 CATHERINE PATRICIA CLEARY 801 Jersey Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Cass” . . . vivacious . . . life of the party . . . terrific dancer ... at best driving her car . . . Glee Club . . . Bowling Club . . . wants to be a hairdresser. THOMAS ALOYSIUS COG AN 417 Monmouth Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Cog” . . . shy but sharp . . . post game chauffeur . . . voted the most handsome . . . CYO . . . faithful altar boy . . . at loss without gym . . . will enter the Armed Forces. PATRICIA MARIE CLEAVER 515 Morgan Avenue, Woodbury Parish: St. Patrick Pat” . . . pretty, demure . . . likes danc- ing and home economics . . . Maryan staff . . . Forensic Club . . . Science Club . . . library aide . . . our future technician. REGINA ANN COHAN 23 Adams Avenue, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Jean” . . . charming . . . voted the most beautiful . . . likes Italian dishes . . . resents waiting for the 42” bus . . . favors business law and ice skating . . . attendant to the Homecoming Queen . . . Glee Club . . . CYO . . . Bowling Team . . . plans to go to business school. CHARLES HARRY CLOUD 2 Sandpiper Place, Audubon Parish: Holy Maternity Beak” . . . pleasant ... a voice with a beautiful tone . . . football . . . co- captain basketball . . . sports his greatest pastime . . . will go to trade school. JUDITH LYNNE CONE 252 Browning Road. Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Judy” . . . congenial . . . Southern High booster . . . Home Nursing fan . . . annoyed when waiting for the 42” bus . . . enjoys bowling and dancing . . . Glee Club . . . Math Club . . . CYO . . . Bowling Club . . . wants to be an R.N. 76 KATHLEEN ANNE CONLIN 716 Powell Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Kathy” . . . independent . . . National Honor Society . . . very picky . . . Maryan editor . . . likes white Thunderbirds and blue Convertibles . . . Drum 6C Bugle Corps . . . Glee Club . . . Art Club . . . Science Club . . . Camera Club . . . Math Club . . . can be found sketching scenes . . . college bound for teacher’s career. EDWIN EARL COOPER 311 Grant Avenue, Mt. Ephraim Parish: Sacred Heart Ed” . . . capricious . . . excellent dancer . . . great at chess . . . football . . . basketball manager . . . Mission Club . . . Math Club . . . plans to enter college. MARIE KATHERINE COOPER 132 East Olive Street, Westville Parish: St. Anne Winsome . . . tennis champ . . . poetry anthology . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Camera Club . . . Bowling . . . will make a good secretary. KATHLEEN ANNE COX 937 Monmouth Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Gidget” . . . jovial . . . part-time zoo- keeper . . . citation from Washington . . . prizes her stuffed animals . . . Drum Qc Bugle Corps . . . Glee Club . . . Maryan staff . . . Math Club . . . will enter college. MARGARET MARY COSTELLO 1086 New Merrimac Road, Camden Parish: St. Joan of Arc Peggy” . . . artistic . . . National Honor Society . . . lots of fun . . . Rembrandt of senior class . . . Art Club . . . Deco- rating Club . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Art School to pursue career in fashion designing. MARJORIE ANN COX 48 Lincoln Avenue, Mt. Ephraim Parish: Sacred Heart Maggie” . . . fashionable . . . conserva- tive . . . collects pictures of Ricky Nelson . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Camera Club . . . office work. 77 tfauce ten ( at alic School JAMES JOSEPH CROWTHER 74 Oxford Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Jimmy” . . . shy . . . likes the smell of perfume . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . football fan . . . wants to go to college. JOHN ANTHONY DOLAN 108 Mercer Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Jack” . . . intelligent . . . friendly . . . National Honor Society . . . mghty white hunter . . . voted the most studious . . . Student Council . . . president Science Club . . . Glee Club . . . Math Club . . . great math intuition ... to college to study engineering. RONALD DOMINICK DeCLEMENTE 431 Winslow Street, Camden Parish: Sacred Heart Ron” . . . fickle . . . ping-pong champ . . . cuts a mean rug . . . voted the shortest . . . avid sports fan . . . Armed Forces. CATHERINE MARY DOUGHERTY Bridgeton Pike, Mullica Hill Parish: Holy Name Doc” . . . equestrienne . . . outstanding leader . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Math Club . . . basketball . . . library aide . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . Junior College for secretarial work. DONNA FRANCES DANELLA 115 Hickman Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Likable . . . girl in the red car . . . Glee Club . . . Maryscript . . . Camera Club • • • Teens for Safe Driving . . . will take up hairdressing. SANDRA FRANCES FERRELL 211 North Railroad Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Sandy” . . . friendly . . . likes chess . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . Bowling . . . another future secretary. 78 JOHN ROBERT FEWER 938 Paul Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Swede” . . . retired and undisturbed . . . avid basketball fan . . . CYO . . . wants to go to college. FLORENCE ANGELA FIORDELISE 503 Chestnut Street, Brooklawn Parish: St. Maurice Floss” . . . petite . . . friendly . . . NOMA spelling certificate . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . getting up in the morning quite an effort . . . favors short- hand . . . future secretary. EDMOND PETER FRIERMUTH 712 Woodland Avenue, Camden Parish: Sacred Heart Ed” . . . mischievous . . . lives in his own world ... at home in physics lab . . . Irish” immigrant . . . intramural basketball . . . favors English . . . Math Club . . . plans to attend Rutgers. MARY LOU FOWLER 439 Market Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Lou” . . . friendly . . . lots of fun . . . Drum 6c Bugle Corps . . . Mission Club . . . likes business law . . . hairdressing school. TV at oeven ta y cc, ct ye . . . JOAN THERESA FRIES 153 Union Avenue, Crescent Park Parish: Annunciation Jean” . . . sociable . . . fabulous week- ends in New York . . . great chanteuse . . . likes Florida shores . . . unfriendly people are not on her list . . . delights in singing . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . private secretary. GERALDINE MARGARET FRIZELL 301 Simpson Avenue, National Park Parish: St. Matthew Gerry” . . . witty . . . Southern High fan . . . only five days before the week- end” . . . Glee Club . . . Bowling Club . . . future secretary. 79 JEAN MARIE GASPARON 104 Hill Street, Mt. Ephraim Parish: Sacred Heart Amiable . . . cute smile . . . attendant to Homecoming Queen . . . cheerleader . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Pep Club . . . pass key for lockers . . . wants to be a medical technician. WILLIAM CHARLES GEITZ 308 Water Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Bill” . . . blusher . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . football . . . track . . . Glee Club . . . Math Club . . . ’’G” State to be a history teacher. MATTHEW DAVIS GEOGHEGAN 724 Bringhurst Road, Audubon Parish: St. Rose of Lima Matt” . . . friendly . . . likes to talk . . . basketball . . . algebra whiz . . . plans to go to college. ALICE EILEEN GITHENS 1840 Narberth Avenue, Haddon Heights Parish: Sacred Heart, Mt. Ephraim Bunny” . . . versatile . . . vivacious . . . likes Anglo-Saxons . . . voted the tallest . . . Glee Club . . . Maryan staff . . . library aide . . . Our Lady of Lourdes Nursing School. tfloccce ten, @at6oltc School JUDITH LOUISE GIZELBACH 203 East Maiden Lane, Somerdale Parish: Our Lady of Grace Judy” . . . vivacious . . . National Honor Society . . . secretary Science Club . . . Math Club . . . treasurer Camera Club . . . basketball whiz . . . enjoys painting . . . to attend college for teaching. ELIZABETH ANN GOMOLSON 1913 Fillmore Street, Camden Parish: Sacred Heart Betty Ann” . . . cute . . . sharp dresser . . . Drum Bugle Corps . . . Glee Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . Bowling Club . . . future x-ray technician. 80 PATRICIA ELIZABETH GREER 504 Broadway, Westville Parish: St. Anne Patsy” . . . friendly . . . quiet wit . . . always a good word for everybody . . . laughs by the dozen . . . Glee Club . . . Maryan staff . . . laboratory assstant . . . plans to go to college. RONALD JOSEPH HAHN 108 Cornell Avenue, Somerdale Parish: Our Lady of Grace Ronny” . . . reserved . . . dreamboat . . . fascinated with trig” . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Math Club . . . Mission Club . . . Teachers College. CHARLES HOWARD GRIECO 516 Cumberland Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Buzzy” . . . congenial . . . Why?” his favorite question . . . Count down, Charlie” . . . football . . . Glee Club . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Math Club ... a sport who likes sports . . . college bound. DOROTHY AGNES HAMACHER 709 Powell Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Dottie” . . . methodical ... a great letter writer . . . sabre swinger . . . color guard captain . . . Drum C Bugle Corps . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . Pep Club . . . airline hostess. LAWRENCE EDWARD GURICK 231 Monmouth Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Snark” . . . active . . . teddy bear ... . never has trouble finding checkerboard . . . Student Council . . . Glee Club . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . CYO president . . . plans to go to college. RICHARD WAYNE HANCOCK 503 Mercer Street, Gloucester Parish: Gloucester Poncho” . . . popular . . . the lion sleeps” . . . rock-a-bye baby sitter . . . football . . . basketball . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Mission Club . . . will join the Navy. tfeaduate Ttineteea Sixty-tow 81 ROBERT JOSEPH HARVEY 722 Powell Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Bobby . . . faithful . . . attentive to Belles . . . citation from Washington . . . Glee Club . . . CYO . . . Chef Club . . . football manager . . . wants to be a fireman. JO-ANN MARIE HILLMAN 811 Mercer Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Versatile . . . National Honor Society . . . voted best informed . . . secretary Forensic Club . . . Glee Club . . . Mary- script editor . . . treasurer Science Club . . . Math Club . . . attuned to music and dancing . . . G.C. representative at U.N. . . . degrees of outstanding excel- lence in Forensic League ... to college for music. FRANCINE VERONICA HENRY 71 Lane Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Fran . . . quiet . . . Mission Club . . . Pep Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . Bowling . . . receptionist secretary. JO ANN PHYLLIS HOBBINS 24 West Prospect Avenue, Blackwood Parish: St. Agnes Jo . . . dependable . . . one girl basket- ball team . . . voted most athletic . . . CYO delegate to Buffalo . . . Math Club . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . basketball . . . headed for Bell Telephone. JAMES PATRICK HENRY 39 Duncan Avenue, Westville Parish: St. Anne Pat” . . . dauntless . . . give me liberty . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Math Club . . . Armed Forces. RICHARD CORLTON HOGAN 212 Knight Avenue. Runnemede Parish: St. Teresa Rich” . . . amiable . . . athletic . . . the tall man . . . football . . . track . . . treasures his parking ticket collection . . . Air Force. 82 MARGUERITE MARIE HOLLAND 320 Maple Avenue, Audubon Parish: Holy Maternity Margie” . . . personality plus . . . National Honor Society . . . likes a nautical at- mosphere . . . voted outstanding leader . . . Girls State delegate . . . secretary Camera Club . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . Math Club . . . basketball man- ager . . . frowns on lack of school spirit . . . Our Lady of Lourdes Nursing School. JEAN ANN HOLLINGER 11 East Church Street, Mullica Hill Parish: Holy Name Jeanne” . . . cute . . . excellent dancer . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . headed for business college. MARY ANN LORETTA HYK 529 Market Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Quiet . . . always on pitch . . . Glee Club . . . Drum c Bugle Corps . . . Mission Club . . . future switchboard operator. IVAR SAMUEL JERGENSEN 230 Greenwood Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Swede” . . . coopertaivc . . . unofficial cheerleader . . . loves the days in the dark room . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club. PAUL MICHAEL JENKINS 1820 South 6th Street, Camden Parish: Sacred Heart Paul” . . . quiet ... a real gentleman . . . enjoys hunting . . . mechanical draw- ing . . . may go to night school for drafting. KATHLEEN ANN KEYS 5020 Kearsarge Road, Camden Parish: St. Joan of Arc Kathy” . . . fashionable . . . likes to skip! . . . has trouble with hats . . . Drum 6C Bugle Corps . . . Art Club . . . Deco- rating Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . sports fan . . . college bound. 83 MARYANN THERESA KLAUS 837 Center Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Mar . . . noisy . . . lots of laughs . . . detests changing of classes . . . avid reader . . . Drum 6C Bugle Corps . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . airline hostess in the making. ETHEL MARIE KLOHOKER Evelyn Drive, Gardenville Center Parish: Most Holy Redeemer Et” . . . systematic . . . National Honor Society . . . likes Cadillacs . . . great equestrienne ... at her best making pizzas . . . Drum Bugle Corps . . . Science Club . . . Camera Club . . . Glee Club . . . Math Club . . . Maryan staff . . . attend college to train for secondary teacher. JANE MARY LENNON 3157 Ironside Road, Camden Parish: St. Joan of Arc Janey” . . . pretty . . . typical lady driver . . . Olympic driving champion . . . Drum Bugle Corps . . . Glee Club . . . Bowling . . . Maryan staff . . . medical technician. BEATRICE CATHERINE LINDOERFER 1464 Chestnut Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Bettle . . . precious . . . sweet per- sonality . . . blue eyes . . . Drum 6C Bugle Corps . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Bowling . . . NOMA representative . . . attendant to Homecoming Queen ... an excellent secretary in the making. 84 FRANCES ANNA LEMMA 2nd and Chestnut Street, Kirkwood Parish: Our Lady of Grace Franny” . . . vivacious . . . sharp dancer . . . lots of fun . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . wants to be a secretary. JOAN MARIE LOCHIEL 153 West Red Bank Avenue, Woodbury Parish: St. Patrick Joni” . . sociable . . . looks forward to those letters from Dix . . . Mission Club . . . Pep Club . . . hairdresser. MARIA CHRISTINA MACKIEWICZ Delsea Drive, Westville Grove Parish: Most Holy Redeemer Ri” . . . twin . . . National Honor Society ... the great hawker” . . . poetess . . . plans to be a Parisienne . . . voted most studious . . . Maryan staff . . . Maryscript . . . Glee Club . . . Math Club . . . will train to be a language teacher in Peace Corps. VIRGINIA ANNE MACKIEWICZ Delsea Drive, Westville Grove Parish: Most Holy Redeemer Ginny” . . . the other twin . . . National Honor Society . . . the great equestrienne . . . give her Paris any time . . . who’s got the button?” . . . voted most studious . . . Maryan staff . . . Maryscript . . . Glee Club . . . Math Club . . . CYO . . . college to train for Peace Corps. JOHN HUNTER MacLENNAN 917 Morris Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Pencil” . . . cute . . . sharp dresser and dancer . . . quiet . . . voted best dressed . . . Glee Club . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Math Club . . . basketball fan . . . college bound. CATHERINE ANN MAGUIRE 321 Monument Avenue, National Park Parish: St. Matthew Cassie” . . . stylish . . . watch out for the T” bird . . . cheerleader . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . another private secretary. 'ytye t at t icM fact ate. aAalt ti£e . , . BARBARA JANE MALLOY 121 Blenheim Avenue, W. Collingswood Heights Parish: Holy Maternity Exclusive . . . has favorite number . . . Glee Club . . . Math Club . . . Camera Club . . . Pep Club . s . Teens for Safe Driving . . . likes to visit the sick . . . Our Lady of Lourdes Nursing School. ANTHONY MICHAEL MARIANO 427 Winslow Street, Camden Parish: Sacred Heart Soupy” . . . contrary ... at ease on the dance floor . . . Mission Club . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . will take up drafting at night school. 85 ■i SIMEON FRANCIS MARTELLO 37 Third Street, Brooklawn Parish: St. Maurice Sam” . . . thoughtful . . . witty . . . carrier of the keys . . . England or bust . . . dislikes grouchy people . . . stamp collector ... to lead a happy life in whatever he pursues . . . good luck. JOSEPH JAMES MASTER 855 Park Avenue, Woodbury Heights Parish: St. Margaret “Joe” . . . witty . . . National Honor Society . . . class cynic . . . voted most likely to succeed . . . vice-president Student Council . . . president Forensic Club . . . Glee Club . . . Math Club . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . major in English and Law School. ANTHONY MICHAEL MATRONE 524 Market Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary “Tony” . . . Tony with the ”toni” . . . handsome . . . Camera Club . . . Bowling . . . wants to go to college. TERENCE JOSEPH McCARTHY 931 North 6th Street, Camden Parish: Holy Name Terry” . . . quiet . . . T” bird watcher . . . football . . . baseball . . . intramural basketball . . . Math Club . . . attend college and will try for professional base- ball. tyCaucedte% @ ztAolic ScAoaC DONALD EDWARD McCOY 501-A Mercer Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Duck” . . . casual . . . connoisseur of pizza pie . . . the da Vinci of GCHS . . . voted the best dancer . . . Glee Club . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . president Chef Club . . . will enter the Armed Forces. PATRICIA ANN McGOVERN 319 Cumberland Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Patsy” . . . friendly . . . likable . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Basket- ball . . . Pep Club . . . future secretary. 86 JOSEPH WILLIAM McGOUGH 236 Grant Avenue, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Joe” . . . different . . . physics whiz . . . the great debator . . . vice-president Forensic Club . . . vice-president Science Club . . . Glee Club . . . Math Club . . . track . . . Villanova University for engi- neering. JAMES PATRICK McINTYRE 140 Oak Avenue, Westvillc Parish: St. Anne Butch” . . . quiet . . . always on time . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Math Club ... to study electronics. KATHLEEN ROSE McGRORY 139 Carlisle Road, Audubon Parish: St. Rose of Lima Kathy” . . . business-like . . . girl in front of the fabulous Bon Bons . . . Pep Club . . . Bowling . . . office clerk. MARY AGNES McINTYRE Dclsca Drive, New Sharon Parish: St. Patrick Mary” . . . affable . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Drum Bugle Corps . . . Bowling . . . wants to be a beautician. WALTER CHARLES McGUINNESS 41 Hopkins Street, Woodbury Parish: St. Patrick Walt” . . . easy-going . . . drives a cool Fury . . . plans to have a quiet business . . . vice-president Teens for Safe Driving . . . baseball . . . basketball . . . go to college to become a mortician. JOHN JOSEPH McKENNA 913 Koehler Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Jack” . . . quiet wit . . . the future Kildare” . . . voted class blusher . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . CYO . . . plans to enter college. tyiadu zte Ttiaeteea Sixty tcva 87 THERESA AGNES McQUAID 816 Market Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Tessie” . . . orderly . . . leader . . . often heard saying, Well, I’ll be” . . . Drum SC Bugle Corps . . . Mission Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . Maryan staff . . . wants to be a secretary. ELSA MARIE MORENO 118 Weston Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Vivacious . . . small, but oh my! . . . voted the shortest . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . Mission Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . wants to be an x-ray technician. SUSAN MARY MICKEL 939 Gaunt Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Susy” . . . pretty . . . spirited . . . voted the best dressed . . . likes fraternity parties . . . co-captain cheerleaders . . . Glee Club . . . treasurer Girls Bowling Club . . . Maryscript . . . Maryan staff . . . college for a degree in nursing. EILEEN MARIE MORRIS 400 South Johnson Blvd. Parish: St. Mary Shorty” . . . considerate . . . leopard tamer of the Martin Lake area . . . cita- tion from Washington . . . Drum 6C Bugle Corps . . . Mission Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . CYO . . . office clerk. HENRY JOSEPH MITCHELL 321 Cumberland Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Mitch” . . . prompt . . . the quiet one” . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Intramural basketball . . . sports fan . . . business career. MARY ELLA ELIZABETH MORRISON 220 Vanneman Avenue, Swedesboro Parish: St. Joseph Mar” . . . congenial . . . carries a big horn . . . last of the Swedes . . . Drum 6C Bugle Corps . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . Pep Club. 88 GRACE ELIZABETH MOSTEIG 20 North Brown Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Grace” . . . artistic . . . unmatched in decorating . . . Art Club . . . Decorating Club . . . Glee Club . . . will attend Moore Institute of Art for commercial art. PATRICIA MARIE NASH 801 Chambers Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Pat” . . . petite . . . vivacious . . . chatterbox . . . voted best dresser . . . Glee Club . . . cheerleader . . . Pep Club . . . Camera Club . . . business school. ANNE MARIE O’MALLEY 513 Nassau Avenue, Paulsboro Parish: St. John Kelly” . . . vivacious . . . National Honor Society . . . infectious laugh . . . cute . . . restless spirit . . . cheerleader . . . Glee Club . . . Math Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . Pep Club . . . Bowling . . . Nursing school. DORIS ANNE PAYNE Turkey Hill Road, Westville Grove Parish: Most Holy Redeemer Dodo” . . . peppy . . . National Honor Society . . . outstanding leader . . . sharp dresser . . . voted the most likely to succeed . . . Student Council . . . Forensic Club secretary . . . Glee Club . . . Math Club . . . library assistant . . . Pep Club . . . sports fan . . . attuned to music . . . college for primary methods. FRANK MICHAEL PAFUMI 79 Hopkins Avenue, Woodbury Parish: St. Patrick Frank” . . . courteous . . . JFK of GCH . . . Mr. Chairman” . . . voted outstanding leader . . . Student Council . . . president Teens for Safe Driving . . . Glee Club . . . president senior class . . . Math Club . . . will attend college. JANICE JOSEPHINE PHILIPP 63 Warren Avenue, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Jan” . . . independent” . . . sharp dresser ... at case on dance floor . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . business college to train for private secretary career. 89 tfauce ten @ zt olic 'ytyiyA ScAoat ALEX WILLIAM POLLOCK 212 N. Hannevig Avenue, Brooklawn Parish: St. Maurice Pinky” . . . willing . . . lots of laughs . . . always smiling . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . track . . . intramural basketball . . . Boys State representative . . . wants to attend college. MARY ANN CLAIRE SAUNDERS 44 Champion Road, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Mair” . . . sociable . . . never misses a dance . . . voted the wittiest . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Pep Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . don’t rush me” ... a future secretary. JAMES ANTHONY PROCIDA 102 North Atlantic Avenue, Magnolia Parish: St. Gregory Jim” . . . artistic . . . likes causing Hoods in lab . . . favors math . . . Math Club . . . college for engineering. WILLIAM CHARLES SAVIDGE 734 Gaskill Avenue, Mt. Ephraim Parish: Sacred Heart Bill” . . . cooperative . . . National Honor Society . . . physics whiz . . . Student Council treasurer . . . Mission Club . . . Math Club . . . football . . . college bound. ANTHONY SALVATORE QUATTROCHI 113 Railroad Avenue, Swedesboro Parish: St. Joseph Tony” . . . friendly . . . National Honor Society . . . approachable executive . . . golden boy” . . . Student Council presi- dent . . . Forensic Club . . . Glee Club . . . Science Club . . . Math Club . . . Boys State representative . . . will attend college. JOHN EDWARD ROWAN 100 Oak Avenue, Westville Parish: St. Anne Jack” . . . quiet . . . friendly ... a good dancer . . . Math Club . . . football . . . track . . . intramural basketball . . . Villanova for electrical engineering. 90 CHARLES PATRICK SERPENTE Delsea Drive, Hurffville Parish: Our Lady Queen of Peace ’'Snake” . . . shy . . . party boy . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Math Club . . . football . . . track . . . would like to go to college. BARBARA ANN SETTAR 518 St. John Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Barb” . . . congenial . . . likes pizzas . . . Drum 6C Bugle Corps . . . Math Club . . . Glee Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . basketball . . . will follow the teaching career. MARY ANNA SHELDON 440 Chambers Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Mair” . . . personable . . . everybody’s friend . . . senior class secretary . . . NOMA representative . . . Student Coun- cil .. . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Camera Club . . . Pep Club . . . office clerk. HENRY JOEL SHIPMAN 224 Vanncman Avenue, Swedesboro Parish: St. Joseph Farmer” . . . witty . . . likes to hunt . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Armed Forces. t at tiAalC exfelaitt ate JOSEPH FRANCIS SOMERSET 139 Princeton Road, Audubon Parish: St. Rose of Lima Spider” . . . star athlete . . . good com- pany . . . terrific guy . . . voted typical teenager . . . basketball . . . Math Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . would like to attend college. CAROLYN AGNES STAIANO 509 Ferry Avenue, Camden Parish: Sacred Heart 'Carol” . . . agreeable . . . Blue Rocks . . . play that bugle . . . Drum C Bugle Corps . . . Glee Club . . . manager Bowling Club . . . office clerk. ROBERT JOSEPH STOLTZ 223 Bergen Street, Brooklawn Parish: St. Maurice '’Bob” . . . intellectual . . . outspoken . . . likes baseball . . . Glee Club . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Science Club . . . Math Club . . . college for chemical engineering. BEVERLY ANNE STRAEHLE 349 9th Avenue, Lindenwold Parish: St. Lawrence Bev” . . . petite . . . blonde . . . the silent one” . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Camera Club . . . Bowling Club . . . will register to study for an R.N. W BEATRICE FRANCES SULLIVAN 501 North Johnson Blvd., Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Bunny” . . . lively . . . excellent dancer . . . full of fun . . . voted best school spirited . . . CYO secretary . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . Teens for Safe Driving . . . Pep Club . . . sports fan . . . private secretary. MARYANN MARGARET TIEFENTHALER 228 Nansen Avenue, Brooklawn Parish: St. Maurice Maryann” . . . quiet . . . Glee Club . . . Bowling . . . Mission Club . . . future office clerk. ave life evenlctetiay. , , ALAN MARK TOMASZEWSKI Williams 8C Evelyn Drive, Woodbury Parish: Most Holy Redeemer Quiet . . . National Honor Society . . . CYO president . . . Glee Club . . . wants to be a teacher. KATHLEEN MARY TONER 127 Delaware Avenue, West Collingswood Heights Parish: Holy Maternity Tee . . . sincere . . . always on a cloud . . . charleston girl . . . Mission Club . . . Pep Club . . . business school. 92 ELIZABETH ANN URICHER 935 Paul Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary '’Pizza” . . . petite . . . friendly . . . pizza pics and red convertibles . . . Drum 6C Bugle Corps . . . Science Club . . . Mission Club . . . basketball committee . . . wants to go to college. MARIAN LOUISE WEHRLE Weatherby Avenue, Clarksboro Parish: St. Patrick Marian” . . . pretty . . . blonde . . . sharp dresser . . . Miss singer . . . the great horse-woman . . . Glee Club . . . Art Club . . . Camera Club . . . Math Club . . . library assistant . . . college bound to become a teacher. HUGH JOSEPH VOGEL 1157 New Merrimac Street, Camden Parish: St. Joan of Arc Hughie” . . . star athlete . . . plaids and stripes” . . . Mission Club . . . Math Club . . . football . . . Knights of Glou- cester Catholic . . . Glassboro State. PATRICIA ANN WILLARD 820 Monmouth Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Pat” . . . charming ... at loss without Gords . . . Our Lady of Fatima” . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Bowling . . . office clerk. PATRICIA ANN WALSH 700 Elizabeth Avenue, Lindenwold Parish: St. Lawrence Tricia” . . . congenial . . . orderly . . . Glee Club . . . Maryscript . . . Camera Club . . . Mission Club ... a good secretary in the making. 1 HENRY JOHN WILLIAMS 941 Hudson Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Hank” . . . dauntless . . . National Honor Society . . . Robin Hood of GCHS . voted best informed . . . Forensic Club . . . Science Club . . . Math Club . . . outstanding awards for debating . . . liberal arts and science at Penn. tyi zcLuate Tti ctcm Sixty-tom 93 CONSTANCE REGINA WOJTKOWIAK 929 Somerset Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Connie” . . . school spirited . . . the carrot kid . . . Maryan staff . . . Glee Club . . . Science Club . . . Math Club . . . library assistant . . . teaching career in secondary education. JOSEPH FREDERICK WOLF 916 Jersey Aveue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Jay” . . . witty . . . our football captain . . . voted the most athletic . . . senior class treasurer . . . Mission Club . . . Math Club . . . football . . . basketball . . . track . . . will attend college. FRANCIS JOSEPH WONSETLER 1175 Harker Avenue, Woodbury Parish: St. Patrick Frank” . . . peaceful, but oh my! . . . cool dancer . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Math Club . . . baseball . . . law school. FRANK PAFUMI president JAMES CASSIDY vice-president MARY SHELDON secretary JOSEPH WOLF treasurer 94 BENEFACTORS HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND CELESTINE J. DAMIANO, D.D. Archbishop-Bishop of Camden Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph F. Doherty, S.T.D., V.G. Very Rev. Thomas H. Sharlcey, S.T.D. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles P. McGarry, Superintendent of Schools Rev. John J. Clark, Assistant Superintendent of Schools Rt. Rev. Msgr. Paul N. Fairbrothen, V.F. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Alfred W. Jess Rt. Rev. Msgr. Martin J. Killeen Rt. Rev. Msgr. Augustine T. Mozier Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis A. McCloskey Rt. Rev. Msgr. Arthur B. Strenski Very Rev. Msgr. Salvatore J. Adamo Very Rev. Msgr. Michael A. Argullo Very Rev. Msgr. Richard Callahan Very Rev. Msgr. Jerome Poinkowski Very Rev. Msgr. Philip T. Rigney Very Rev. Msgr. Leon S. Winowicz Rev. Arthur Anderson Rev. Henry Blaszcynski Rev. Joseph J. Brennan Rev. Edward A. Buckley Rev. Thomas E. Burns Rev. John Cooke Rev. Louis A. Costello Rev. Salvatore DeSimone Rev. James A. Gaffney Rev. Gerald Gallagher Rev. Paul Gallagher Rev. Joseph M. Hayden Rev. Charles J. Keating Rev. Charles D. Kaiser Mr. Si Mrs. Philip Barca Mrs. K. Bicking Mr. Si Mrs. George R. Clayton Mr. Si Mrs. Paul Clayton Mr. 8i Mrs. James P. Cleary Mr. Si Mrs. Charles C. Cogan Mrs. Catherine Conlin Dr. Si Mrs. J. V. Connell Mr. di Mrs. R. E. Connell, Sr. Mr. Si Mrs. Thomas J. Danks Lester S. Dickensheets Dieges Si Clust Mr. Si Mrs. Alfred DiGiacomo Mr. Si Mrs. Thomas C. Dukelow Mr. Si Mrs. Frank Dziengowski Rev. John J. Kelly Rev. John Kiely Rev. Anthony A. Kurylo Rev. Alfred J. Labbe Rev. John R. Lubicky Rev. J. Paul Maguire Rev. William G. Mark Rev. James E. Moore Rev. Leonard A. Mroczkowski Rev. William F. McCorristin Rev. William E. McKeever Rev. William A. McLoughlin, O.P. Rev. Daniel F. M. Millard Rev. Isidore Nahayevsky Rev. Felix N. O’Neill Rev. James R. Plummer Rev. Dennis J. Rigney Rev. Walter T. Reilly Rev. Robert F. Smith Rev. James L. Schad Rev. Donald Sheahan Rev. Peter S. Sprofera Rev. John F. Wieckowski Sisters of St. Dominic St. Anne School St. Mary Altar 8i Rosary Society Mr. Si Mrs. J. Elmer Geiger 8i Family Mr. J. Farnan Mrs. J. Farnan Albert H. Fisher Mrs. William J. Fitzgerald Mr. Si Mrs. F. W. Gartner Mrs. Walter A. Gizelbach Imperial Distributing Co. Mr. Si Mrs. E. J. Haughey Mr. Si Mrs. George Henry Mr. Si Mrs. Joseph Hillman Mr. Si Mrs. James Hogan, Jr. Mr. Si Mrs. Thomas Holland Frank J. Hughes, M.D. William E. Hughes, Esq. 96 Frank J. Kelly, M.D. Mr. 6C Mrs. Wm. Klaus Mr. Mrs. Joan A. Lane Mr. SC Mrs. Michael Maguire James A. McGuinness Funeral Home Mrs. M. McGuinniss Mr. SC Mrs. C. B. Mickel Mr. SC Mrs. T. C. Morris Mr. Sc Mrs. W. J. Morriss Stanley J. Mraz, M.D. Mr. SC Mrs. Robert Myers Mr. SC Mrs. Walter Norkus SC Family Mr. SC Mrs. Theodore Payne Mr. Sc Mrs. Thomas Reilly Mr. SC Mrs. James Schoch Frank Sedar John M. Stewart Mr. SC Mrs. John W. Thorn Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph J. Wehrle Mr. Sc Mrs. Matthew S. Wojtkowiak Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cone Mr. Sc Mrs. Charles Grieco James A. Gross, Ph.D. (’51) Mr. Sc Mrs. Harry Klohoker Mr. SC Mrs. Milburn V. Provine BUSINESS PATRONS Alice Sc Bill’s Sweet Shop Amsco School Publishing Co. Frank Anello L. Anona Banasz Bros. Barry’s Delicatessen Thomas J. Barry Bell’s Cleaners Bellmawr Realty Company Gene Belemke Bensus Brothers Brick’s Cafe Buck’s County Construction Co. S. Caffasso Camden Lumber Millwork Co. Carol’s Beauty Salon Center Auto Supply Co. Clarkey’s Autobody Colonial Market Davis Drugs L. Delano Joseph DelSoedo T. Donnelly Douglass Supply Co. Duffy’s Delicious Candies Ella’s Cafe Earth Elmo Dept. Store Art Elwell, Jewelers M. Epstein Dave Farbman Freshmen 301 Friend (6) Garden State Bindery Joseph Gartland, Jr. Gene’s Cleaners SC Tailors Howard Gibson Gloucester City Fire Dept. Gloucester Sea Food William B. Hambleton Agency E. Harmon Walt Heim Hunt’s Your Tailor Joe’s Delicatessen j. SC J. Food Center Joe’s Service Station Johnson’s Beauty Salon Kenney’s Delicatessen Dr. O. G. Klotz Lames—Baker Joseph LaPella Lawrence-Patterson Leigh—Florist Lightman Motors, Inc. Lipkin’s Pharmacy L. SC M. Dept. Store Dominic Mariano Samuel B. Mester, Cleaners Dr. Joseph P. Mazzarelli McCann’s Funeral Home Bill McCauley Meral’s Circle Cafe Louis J. Meyer, Inc. James Melc S. Miserendino SC Sons Mitchell Uri Service Philip Mund Munson’s Garage New Sharon General Store Oaklyn Hardware Co. O’Neill’s Corner House Dr. Edward G. Osborn Penna. Statuary Co. Joe Pennino’s Save Gas Station Pine Grove Fire Dept. Ponzio’s Diner Quality Cleaners J. Research Pharmacy Rexy’s Bar Milton Robinson SC Son, Inc. H. Rosenfeld John Ross Charles J. Sarlo Mr. Sc Mrs. J. Scanlon, Sr. Jule J. Sheldon, D.D.S. James J. Smith, Contractor Smith Hardware B. Stepenson Steve’s Barber Shop John J. Sullivan, Contractor Angelo Tubertino Dr. I. Wallis Alfred Egbert, Sr. Vincent O’Rourke Franden Restaurant Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph Adams Mr. SC Mrs. H. J. Andreas Mr. SC Mrs. E. Armstrong Mr. SC Mrs. Nicholas Bada Mr. SC Mrs. S. Bello Mr. SC Mrs. Jos. Berenato Mrs. M. A. Bernard SOCIAL PAT«0IS Mrs. Marie Borger Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph L. Bowe Mr. SC Mrs. John Breneman Mr. SC Mrs. Patrick Burke Mr. SC Mrs. Frank Busch Mary P. Chapman Elizabeth V. Cleaver Mr. SC Mrs. H. Cohan Mrs. Catherine Conlin Mr. SC Mrs. Edwin Cooper F. J. Costello R. Costello Mr. SC Mrs. Wm. F. Crowthers Thomas A. Cunningham, D.D.S. 97 May Dailey Mr. Mrs. John A. Dolan Mr. 8t Mrs. C. C. Dougherty Dr. Charles H. Eppletnan Mrs. D. Ewing Mrs. Helen Fetters Mr. fiC Mrs. William F. Fisher R. Fiordelise Mr. Mrs. W. Frazier A Friend E. M. Garwood Mrs. Gasparon Mr. 8C Mrs. Wm. Geitz Mrs. John Githens Mrs. Rita Greer 8C Family Mr. Richard Hancock Mr. 8C Mrs. William J. Harvey Mr. dC Mrs. James Henry Mr. 8C Mrs. John Hobbins Mrs. H. Hollinger Mr. 8C Mrs. Frank J. Hones Mr. 8t Mrs. Martin J. Igoe Mr. A. Kapp Mr. 6C Mrs. F. Keys Mr. Mrs. James Kerrigan Mr. 8C Mrs. Frank Ackroyd Mr. 8C Mrs. James E. Ackroyd, Mr. John A. Ackroyd Mr. 8C Mrs. Joseph Alasqua Katherine Alacqua Katherine Babinsky Mrs. Nellie Bairley Mrs. Frank Barry Mr. 8C Mrs. William Bauer Mr. Mrs. Beekler Mr. 8C Mrs. Begich Mr. Mrs. J. Benton Bill Bernadine Mr. Mrs. John Berry Mr. 8C Mrs. John F. Bicking Bill’s Barber Shop Mr. 8C Mrs. F. C. Brannigan Bette Jane Breneman Gerry Breneman Mr. 8C Mrs. T. Brennan Mr. Paul Budniak James A. Calnon Timothy Calnon Capobianco Family John Capobianco Mary Carey Mr. 8C Mrs. James J. Care Mr. Joseph A. Cassidy Mrs. Lillian Cassidy Mrs. H. C. Catlin Charles’ Hardware Mr. 8C Mrs. Wm. Churchill Mr. 8C Mrs. Albert Clark Mr. Mrs. J. Cleary Marita Conlin Mr. 8C Mrs. Harry Klohoker Mr. 8C Mrs. Nicholas LaMaina Mr. 8t Mrs. J. Law Mrs. Frances Lemma Jennie Lindsay Patricia Loftus Mr. 8i Mrs. John MacLennan The Marley Family Patricia L. Martello Mr. 8C Mrs. James Master, Jr. Mrs. Anthony Matrone Lester Mathews Mr. 8C Mrs. E. R. Maule Mr. Patrick McGovern Mr. dC Mrs. Francis McGrory Carroll McKenna Mr. 8C Mrs. Charles Miserendino Mr. 8C Mrs. J. Moller Mrs. Mae Nash Nary R. O’Malley Mr. 8C Mrs. Leo J. Pfeiffer The Powder Puff James Procida Mrs. Josephine Puccio Mr. Paul Puccio ROOSTERS Connie’s Friend Sr. Mario Cordero Mr. 8C Mrs. J. W. Costello The Crescent Theatre Mr. Mrs. John J. Corwley Mrs. Carol Ann DuBois Mr. 8C Mrs. John Daly Margaret M. Dalton Mr. 8C Mrs. Frank D’Amico Donna Danella F. G. Danella N. Dauall Mr. 8C Mrs. J. DeFamio Harry R. deLaReintrie Mr. 8C Mrs. H. R. deLaReintrie Mr. Mrs. DePalma Mrs. H. Derry Sally Derry Mrs. Deveraux Mr. 8C Mrs. J. DeVito Mrs. Daniel DeVito Mr. 8C Mrs. Rudolph DiClemente Mr. 8C Mrs. D. Maisie Peg Doherty’s Dress Shop Mr. W. Dooley Patricia Dugan Mrs. Dukay Mr. 8C Mrs. James Durkin Mr. Mrs. James Durkin, Sr. Mr. 8C Mrs. J. Eberle, Sr. Mr. 8C Mrs. Thomas F. Ellis Mr 8C Mrs. H. Emery Virginia Emerick Mrs. Louise Esworthy John Ferguson Mr. 8C Mrs. Anthony Quattrochi Dr. Carmen Riviello Mr. 8C Mrs. John E. Rowan Mr. 8C Mrs. Ralph Saunders Mr. 8C Mrs. James E. Schumann Mr. 8C Mrs. P. Settar Six Crossing Guards Mr. 8C Mrs. Charles L. Smith Mr. Mrs. Alfred J. Snyder J. W. Somerset, Jr. Helen Straehle Beatrice Sullivan H. Tarlan Thelma E. Thomas Mr. 8C Mrs. Robert Walsh Mrs. F. Willard Elizabeth M. Wolber Mrs. Joseph Wolf The Woodworth Family Mrs. Wm. Yeager Gene Zalcski Helen Frazier Mr. 8C Mrs. James T. Lynch Homeroom 304 (Juniors) Mr. fiC Mrs. J. Fish Mr. 8C Mrs. R. Fish Mrs. Johanna C. Fisher William F. Fisher, Jr. Mr. 8t Mrs. Wm. J. Fitzgerald James J. Flannigan Mr. Mrs. James Flynn Mr. Richard Flynn Mr. 8C Mrs. Thomas Flynn, Jr. Doris 8C Helen Frezzeni Joan L. Fullerton Mrs. Anna Garcia Mr. 8C Mrs. Albert Gifford Mr. 6C Mrs. F. Gilmore Frances D. Gizelbach Miss gnes V. Goan Mr. Tnomas Goldschmidt Mrs. Graham Mr. 8C Mrs. Jesse Gray Mr. 6C Mrs. George Goonan Mrs. Greene The Gurcik Family Betty M. Gurchick Florence M. Gurchick Mr. 8C Mrs. George F. Gurchick Mr. 8C Mrs. P. A. Gurchick Peter S. Hapsmith Anne Houwen Mr. 8C Mrs. John Heery Joseph Heim William Heim Mrs. Jos. Heimerl Mrs. A. Heiser Mr. 8C Mrs. Richard Henkel Mrs. Wm. Hicks 98 Julia C. Hcbbins Mr. SC Mr� . Maurice Hayes James J. A. Hutchinson Mr. SC Mrs. Stephen Hyk, Sr. S. K. Jaskolski Anna A. Jawor Joe SC Mary Selby Jones Joseph Beauty Shop Mr. SC Mrs. John V. Kain Mr. SC Mrs. James Kelly James M. Kelly Mr. John Kelly John W. Kelly, Jr. Mr. SC Mrs. William J. Kenney Mr. 8C Mrs. John Kessel Mr. Samuel Kikucki Mr. SC Mrs. H. Kleinfclder Frank Klimitas SC Family Frank A. Klimitas SC Family Andrew LaMaine Mr. Sc Mrs. John Lang Phyllis Laspata Mr. SC Mrs. Carl Latini Charles Leanardo Mr. SC Mrs. William Leeds Lichtman’s Liquor Store Mr. Sc Mrs. Albert Lick Estelle Lind Mr. Francis P. Loeber Loverta’s Gift Shop Mr. SC Mrs. D. Lutz, Jr. Mr. SC Mrs. D. Lutz, Sr. John P. Maguire Nona Marion Nicholas March’anne Mr. Anthony Mariano Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph J. A. Marker, Jr. Mr. SC Mrs. C. Maujach Mr. 8C Mrs. Thomas O. McCann Mr. SC Mrs. John P. McCarthy Mr. SC Mrs. E. J. McCarty Mr. SC Mrs. G. McCormick, Jr. Mrs. Anne McClung Mr. Sc Mrs. Wm. McDonald Joseph P. McGrellis Mr. 8C Mrs. Vincent McGovern Mrs. P. McHenry Mr. SC Mrs. James C. McLain Mr. SC Mrs. S. Mead Mr. SC Mrs. Thomas L. Michael George A. Miller Mr. SC Mrs. Wm. E. Miller Mr. SC Mrs. C. Miserendino Benj. L. Moretti Mr. SC Mrs. R. Morgan Mr. SC Mrs. Wm. J. Morgan Edward Morris Theodore Morris Alice Morrison Edward J. Morrison Kathryn Morrison Mary Morrison Mr. 8C Mrs. R. Moseley Mr. Joseph A. Mosteig James Mosteig Mr. E. H. Mueller Helen P Murphy Mr. 8C Mrs. H. P. Murphy Howard Murphy Mr. Joseph Murphy Mr. SC Mrs. Wm. F. Murphy Mrs. Pauline Myers Peter Naughton Ray C. Nelson Mr Sc Mrs. Patrick Newell Mrs. Andrew Nolan Oasis Variety Store Mr. SC Mrs. Edward O’Brien Mary Sue O’Brien Thomas O’Connor Mr. SC Mrs. Thomas A. O’Connor John B. Olivo Mr. Sc Mrs. V. O’Malley Maurice F. O’Neill Mr 8C Mrs. Wm. F. O’Neill Mr. SC Mrs. Sam Osier Mrs. Samuel Osier Mr. SC Mrs. Hubert O’Toole Anthony Pallante Katherine Pallante Mary C. Pallante Regina Pallante Rose Pallante Park Towne Pharmacy Mrs. Mary Pearce Mr. Sc Mrs. Stanley Peterson Mr. SC Mrs. Francis Pfeiffer R. E Phelps Mr. SC Mrs. Frank Pine Mr. Sc Mrs. Harry G. Pond Jenny Prant Joseph Puccio Paul M. Puccio Mrs. Frances Purvenas Mr. SC Mrs. Stephen R. Rack Mr. SC Mrs James Rigler Mr. SC Mrs. Richard Robbins Mr. 8C Mrs. Wm. A. Robinson Mrs. Francis Reif Mary Jane Richards Mrs. Margaret J. Rodgers Mrs. Eleanor A. Rodman Mr SC Mrs. John C. Rowan Evans Sands Mr. SC Mrs. G. Frank Santor Mr. 8C Mrs. Wm. Schnarr Charle Sschwartz William Schultz Mr. SC Mrs. George J. Seeley Mr SC Mrs. Edward Sheridan Mr. SC Mrs. John P. Sheridan Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph P. Sheridan Mr. SC Mrs. Michael Sheridan Max Ship Victor Shiroff Mr. SC Mrs. Peter P. Simundich Mr. SC Mrs R. J. Snape T. Sohcn Charles R. Sprague Mrs. Letitia Steinberger W. B. Steward Mr. SC Mrs. T. Tabasco Mr. SC Mrs. Ken Taggart Mr. SC Mrs Joseph Tedesco Mr. SC Mrs. Frank Toal P. Tubertino Tuttie’ Chris Underwood Vibra-Tones Mrs. Weiner Mr. SC Mrs. Matthew Zolnier Mr. SC Mrs. Robert Angus S. E. Bretschneider Mr. SC Mrs. Harry Clark Vincent M. Dailey Eleanor Dukay William F. Fisher Mr. SC Mrs. J. Gallagher Frank Haas, Sr. Mr. Sc Mrs. A. Hansen Mr. Sc Mrs. W. Hodur Len SC Marie Holda Mr. SC Mrs. J. Kavaliunas Mr. SC Mrs. Peter F. McGlade Mr. SC Mrs. John McGovern Mr. SC Mrs. John McLean Mr. SC Mrs. Francis Murphy Leonard Murphy Margaret Pedrick Mr. SC Mrs. Leonard M. Pointkowski Charles F. Schetlenger Michael T. Shaw Mr. SC Mrs. Leon Stiles Mr. SC Mrs. Tolbert Bill Yeager 99 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 COMPLIMENTS OF GLOUCESTER CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL P AREN T-TE ACHE R ASSOCIATION 100 UNITED INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF NORTH AMERICA OF THE SEAFARERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA ATLANTIC, GULF, LAKES AND INLAND WATERS DISTRICTS ★ BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS 101 ... may I graduate well and earn honors in Life. Congratulations to you and to each of your classmates for whom June 4, 1962 is a very special occasion. We wish you success and happiness in the years ahead. As you seek new goals and conquer the problems you will face perhaps you may benefit in sharing a motto which has helped guide us since 1873: nventemus vtam aut factemus . . . jacu WE WILL FIND A WAY OR MAKE ONE’ Camden Trust Company 500 MONMOUTH STREET OTHER OFFICES IN: CAMDEN (3) • BLACKWOOD • COLLINGSWOOD ERLTON • HADDONFIELD • MT. EPHRAIM • OAKLYN • RUNNEMEDE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 102 103 THOMAS HENRY MORAN Architect Hillcrest Estates P. O. Box 109 Princeton, N. J. Telephone: WA 1-6446 LEW SHEPACARTER All Types of Roofing and Repairs 30 Years Making Satisfied Customers LI 7-1014 515 West Kings Highway AUDUBON, NEW JERSEY 104 South Jersey’s Most Beautiful Bank Building FARMERS and MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK WENONAH WOODBURY Monday thru Thursday: 9:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. All Day Friday: 9:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1962 ★ OUR LADY OF GRACE CHURCH Somerdale, New Jersey 105 CHURCH OF THE HOLY MATERNITY Nicholson Road AUDUBON 6, NEW JERSEY Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Pennsauken 106 Compliments of ST. AGNES PARISH Blackwood Terrace ★ REV. EDWARD A. BUCKLEY, Pastor FORTE FUEL SERVICE Distributor TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ★ RO 7-1300 Atco, New Jersey 107 Compliments of HOLY NAME OF JESUS PARISH Mullica Hill ★ REV. JAMES J. GAFFNEY and PARISHIONERS COMPLIMENTS OF neil mcintyre, sr. 108 CHUBBY’S 1 y2 CHARCOAL HEARTH Specializing in Charcoal Broiled Steaks - Lobster - Shrimp Watch Your food Broiled in Our Giant Brick Hearth Monmouth Cocktails and Drinks at Down to Earth Prices So Much for so Little Open Sundays Collings Ave. and Black Horse Pike Camden, N. J. WO 6-2280 TURI’S MEN’S TOWNE Apparel for Men Store of Famous Brands Formal Wear - Rentals and Sales NO 2-0763 Merchantville 8, N. J. Compliments of GLOUCESTER CITY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1ST COUNTY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Oldest and Largest Bank in Gloucester County Three Offices Six Drive-In Windows Barking Woodbury, New Jersey O’DONNELL’S CAFE 401 North Broadway GLOUCESTER, NEW JERSEY GLOUCESTER CITY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Dorothy R. Sasse, Publicity Chairman 109 Compliments Compliments of of ST. GREGORY’S PARISH THE STUDENT COUNCIL Magnolia, New Jersey Gloucester Catholic High School Compliments RAGEN’S of TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 A FRIEND HERBERT KELLER COMPANY, INC. Plumbing - Heating - Industrial Piping ★ Camden 4, New Jersey H. Keller, Sr. EM 5-4247 - 4248 N. D. LIQUOR STORE 412 South Broadway Gloucester, New Jersey ★ Nancy and Dan Smith, Proprietors no NUENHEUSER’S FAMILY LIQUOR STORE 237 Broadway GL 6-0026 Gloucester City, N. J. GLOUCESTER COUNCIL Congratulations to the Class of 1962 674 ★ KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ST. JOAN OF ARC PARISH I Fairview New Jersey THE NATIONAL BANK OF MANTUA Mantua, New Jersey ★ More Friends . . . Because We Help More People Compliments of THE FATHERS’ CLUB Compliments of ST. MARY’S Gloucester Catholic High School PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Class of ’62 from STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL 502 Linden Street WOodlawn 4-3369 CAMDEN 2, N. J. May We Invite You to Visit Our School at Your Convenience COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING REFRESHER COURSES DAY OR EVENING CLASSES SUMMER SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION Compliments of ST. PATRICK’S PARISH Woodbury New Jersey Compliments of JOHN C. CARRIGAN � MATT’S GARAGE 1200 N. Evergreen Avenue j Tllden 5-095 5 Woodbury, N. J. I COFFEY COYLE, INC. Electrical Contractors Industrial 2 5 S. White Horse Pike Lincoln 7-2602 Commercial Audubon 6, N. J. Lincoln 7-2410 ERDBRINK’S GULF SERVICE Tires — Batteries — Minor Repairs ★ 118 Black Horse Pike 112 Phone: YE 1-9802 Runnemede, N. J. JOE’S JOHN MARTIN’S Oregon Cold Cuts and Groceries Hair Fashion Salons ★ 72 E. Centre Street Woodbury Tllden 8-6828 Marshall St. and Oregon Ave. PHILADELPHIA, PA. DEwey 4-9992 Free Delivery 238 West Olive Westville GLenview 6-0819 95 S. White Horse Pike Berlin ROckwell 7-1347 RIGLER’S GAS AND WEST VIRGINIA PULP GROCERIES PAPER CO. Woodbury, N. J. Hinde Dauch Division TI 5-8011 GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. MARTELLA’S MOTOR FREIGHT 8 54 Chelton Avenue Compliments of CAMDEN 4, N. J. FRANK A. SEDER WOodlawn 4-0756 - 4-0757 Compliments of Compliments of MR. AND MRS. T. BATTEN TERMINAL VENDING CO. Compliments of STINSON DICKENSHEETS, INC. RUBEROID CO. Lumber - Milhvork - Hardware - Building Materials Water Street ★ GLOUCESTER, N. J. King and Market Streets GLOUCESTER, N. J. 113 DELUXE CLEANERS AND DYERS We Operate Our Own Plant ★ 916 Market Street GL 6-9703 Gloucester, N. J. COX’S ESSO SERVICENTER Broadway and Middlesex GLOUCESTER, N. J. GL 6-9782 W. A. FUNK Flowers for All Occasions ★ 2 Broadway GL 6-4063 Gloucester, N. J. ADAM’S BOOK CO., INC. 66-72 Water Street BROOKLYN, N. Y. FRANK J. LEONARD Funeral Director ★ 1451 Broadway 10 White Horse Pike Camden, N. J. Haddon Heights, N. J. WOodlawn 3-3132 Lincoln 7-1264 THOMA PIANO CO., INC. Baldwin Pianos and Organs ★ Philadelphia - Woodbury - Maple Shade The Baldwin Piano Is the Official Piano for the Philadelphia Orchestra Best Wishes WOODBURY DAILY TIMES Woodbury, N. J. Compliments of BARGAIN CITY, U. S. A. Westville, N. J. PANGIA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Contractors and Road Builders ★ Atco, N. J. I 14 FOSTER’S Compliments of Laundry - Dry Cleaning FRANCIS J. ORLANDO fat 512 Hunter Street 5 00 Paul Street GLOUCESTER, N. J. GLOUCESTER, N. J. INDUSTRIAL SERVICES JAMES J. COBBIN Potver Tools Jeweler fa Nationally Advertised Watches, Diamonds, Silverf China - Gifts for All Occasions 5 02 S. Broadway GLOUCESTER, N. J. 41 S. Broadway PITMAN, N. J. Compliments of PENN JERSEY COACHWAYS (Brown Bus Service, Inc.) MAX CAFE 3 3 Cornell Avenue GLOUCESTER, N. J. KELLY NEWS AGENCY 712 Hessian Avenue REMINGTON BOYD NATIONAL PARK, N. J. Engineers TI 5-2311 BARGAIN CITY JEWELRY Your Family Gets the Most from Foremost DEPARTMENT Westville and Pennsauken ★ FOREMOST DAIRIES, INC. CA 7-1234 115 Westville and Pennsauken BERLIN FARMERS MARKET SHOPPING CENTER, INC. ROMER’S CARD GIFT SHOP Floyd Giberson Successor to H. C. Wilson 41 Clementon Road 47 South Broad Street BERLIN, N. J. RO 7-1284 WOODBURY, N. J. SWEENY’S CATERING SERVICE M. KRAKOVITZ SONS CO. Kttoxvn for the Service They Render— The Food They Serve Plate and Window Glass ★ ★ Crown Point Road 13 22-36 Washington Avenue THOROFARE, N. J. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Best Wishes to the Graduates Best Wishes KING’S PHARMACY CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA Broadway and Market Gourt Giese No. 439 GLOUCESTER, N. J. Gloucester, N. J. PEARSON AGENCY, INC. SANSONE FLORIST Specialist in Finance Insurance Mobile Homes and All Lines Bellmawr, N. J. ★ YE 1-4082 16 S. Broadway PITMAN, N. J. H. W. WALKER Pre-Cast Concrete Steps ★ Compliments of 943 Powell Street GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. GL 6-4365 FREDERICK W. FLOYD 116 FRANK J. LEONARD McGLADE AGENCY Funeral Director Insurance ★ 1451 Broadway CAMDEN, N. J. 1 0 White Horse Pike Fire Casualty - Auto Life 1 W. Thompson Avenue GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. GL 6-3937 HADDON HEIGHTS, N. J. Agent - Broker - Consultant CENTRAL SUPPLY A lc Joseph’58 Henry J.’57 3 32 South Broadway Mr. Mrs. Joseph F. Peel, Sr. GLOUCESTER, N. J. James J. ’64 Helen T. ’70 Compliments of Compliments of CHAT-N-CHEW J. C. KENNY LUNCHEONETTE 210 So. Third Street Gloucester City Compliments of SCRAGG’S SHOES FRIENDLY HOUSE PAUL B. HEYNE Caterers 131 White Horse Pike Haddon Heights, N. J. Metal Weather Stripping and Caulking Aluminum Combination Windotvs and Doors Venetian Blinds Closed Mondays Call LI 7-6300 ★ Weddings - Business Meetings - Clubs - Cold Buffets 200 Paris Avenue Buffets from $1.25 to $2.50 BROOKLAWN, N. J. Open for Lunch and Dinner GL 6-3253 ETHERINGTON FUNERAL Compliments of HOME 700 Powell Street F. J. SHERRER GLOUCESTER, N. J. GL 6-0599 117 MacLENNAN’S Specialized Lubrication - Tire Repairs Battery Service ★ Broadway and Market Streets GLOUCESTER, N. J. GL 6-0557 LEON’S SHOE STORE Family Footwear at Popular Prices” ★ 104 N. King Street GLOUCESTER, N. J. GL 6-0650 MILLSIDE FARMS Standards of Quality for Over 30 Years Visit Our Modern Dairy ★ U. S. 130 RIVERSIDE, N. J. HObart 1-0046 A A BILLARDS 24 N. Burlington Street GLOUCESTER, N. J. Compliments of EVANS-HAINES DAIRY FARMS, INC. Hurffville, N. J. TOWN COUNTRY Cleaners - Dyers ★ Courteous Call and Delivery Since 1946 1100 Haddon Avenue COLLINGSWOOD, N. J. UL 8-2600 Compliments of DELAWARE VALLEY GARDENS” GAM’S Truck and Auto Repairs ★ 5 5 5 Ferry Ave. at Filmore St. CAMDEN 4, N. J. EM 5-9839 RAY-BETS LIQUOR STORE You Ring - We Bring” ★ 112 New Broadway BROOKLAWN, N. J. Free Delivery THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WESTVILLE Member F.D.l.C. ★ I 18 GL 6-0091 Westville, New Jersey PESTRITTO’S AMERICAN MAID BAKERY 312 Division Street Camden, N. J. P. B. Method of Hair Design SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE Gloucester City, N. J. Basic Training Class Day or Evening GL 6-0793 MYRTETUS FUNERAL HOME 15 3 0 Collings Road CAMDEN, N. J. Best Wishes from MESTER’S Cleaners - Formal Wear ★ Our Only Store 3 3 9-41 Market Street Our Only Phone GL 6-0592 GLOUCESTER CITY NEWS 8 th and Jersey Avenue (2nd floor) PAULSBORO LOCKER PLANT SUPPLY CO., INC. Swedesboro-Paulsboro Road GLOUCESTER, N. J. PAULSBORO, N. J. BILL FLYNN’S GLOUCESTER SPORT SHOP Trophies - Award Sweaters Team Outfitters - Jackets Compliments of ★ 116-118 North Broadway GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. MOSTEIG’S BAKERY Compliments of COMMUNITY FOOD MARKET 3 6 S. Sussex Street GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. VASTA LUMBER CO. ★ Leon M. Clair, Inc. Realtor 1 19 Enthrone the Sacred Heart in Your Home For Information Write to NATIONAL CENTER OF ENTHRONEMENT 49 3 0 S. Dakota, N.E. WASHINGTON, D. C. Local Call: TI 7-3918 JACK BATEMAN CARRIAGE HOUSE Furniture - Carpets Electrical Appliances ★ CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP HA 8-1060 HADDON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 201 White Horse Pike HADDON HEIGHTS, N. J. 1011 Marlton Pike EARLTON, N. J. JIM BAPTISTE Dry Wall Construction ★ 2 00 Tavistock Boulevard HADDONFIELD, N. J. LI 7-8647 SANTA MARIE COUNCIL 1443 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Crystal Lake Avenue Compliments of ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH Swedesboro CENTRAL SUPPLY CO. 3 3 2 Broadway GLOUCESTER, N. J. Compliments of T. ELLIS ROBB O’NEILL’S CATERING SERVICE Banquets - Weddings - Picnics - Anniversaries ★ 12 Champion Road GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. GL 6-0881 GENERAL RADIO SUPPLY CO. 600 Penn Street CAMDEN 2, N. J. Harry Pine, Prop. Compliments of Mothers’ Auxiliary, Gloucester Catholic Drum Bugle Corps 120 HADDON TOWNSHIP 4�