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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1964 volume:

IMAGE OF NOBILITY 7V A RYA N presented by the senior class of GLOUCESTER CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL GLOUCESTER NEW JERSEY departments 14 classes 32 activities 46 sports 56 seniors 70 Christ the King demands of us, in nobility of mind, a nobility of purpose, a nobility of spirit. But nobility is not inborn. It must be acquired and developed through special care and attention. Gloucester Catholic affords an excellent opportunity to obtain and bring to full maturity this nobility which distinguishes us as true citizens of Christ’s KINGDOM. ECUMENICAL COUNCIL . . . many minds in noble accord . . . We the graduates of 1964 are the witnesses of the birth of a new spirit within the Church—the ecumenical spirit. We shall also be the recipients of its benefits. The precedent-shattering trip of Pope Paul VI to the holy land typifies the new outlook. The proceedings of the Second Vatican Council animate this new hope and its decrees confirm the yearning of the world. No longer shall the Catholic layman be a mere onlooker, but rather a partici- pant in the activities of the Church. He will not only be a hearer of the word but a doer also, to the extent that he will speak, understand, and accomplish with a new significance, the problems set forth by the modern world. It is for us, the graduates of 1964, the laymen of the next decade, to see to the fulfillment and spread of the cause of unity that is the expressed hope of our Sovereign Pontiff. It is also to these ends and to his Holiness, Pope Paul VI, that we dedicate the pages of our yearbook. HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND CELESTINE J. DAMIANO, D.D. Archbishop-Bishop of Camden Let us stop to pay tribute to our beloved Archbishop Celestine J. Damiano. At a time when heavy burdens and responsibilities have been placed on bishops, we have been blessed with one of the most capable and energetic of the hierarchy. The list of services rendered by His Excellency is impressive and diversified. His educational drive helped to strengthen Catholic education. He has made the sacraments more readily available to many of our people with the institution of new parishes. He has en- couraged lay participation in the liturgy. In short, he has helped to create a revitalized spirit of progress in our Diocese. In addition to these services, he has fully participated in the Ecumenical Council and has given energy to the missions. Our Archbishop-Bishop well befits his role as another Christ. . . . nothing so sacred as honor . . . 6 We are fortunate in having such a capable priest as Msgr. McGarry to guide the vast complex of the Camden Diocese school system. In today’s world, where more and greater emphasis is being placed upon the training of responsible young Catholic laymen. Monsignor has cer- tainly taken the lead in fostering this end. We at Glou- cester Catholic can be justly proud and appreciative of the work he has accomplished. We pray to Christ the King, the patron of the Diocesan Educational Fund and of the 1964 annual, that Msgr. McGarry will continue ably to press the educational needs of the Camden Diocese. REV. WILLIAM G. MARK Secretary to the Superintendent of Schools RT. REV. MSGR. CHARLES P. McGARRY Diocesan Superintendent of Schools RT. REV. MSGR. EDWARD B. LUCITT Just as any group needs and responds to the authority of a leader, so we, the student body of Gloucester Catholic High School, look to our principal, Sister Mary Carmel. Indeed we are indebted to her for the guidance she has offered us. Through her efforts, the students have be- come a unified body, striving cooperatively for satisfactory spiritual and educational goals. Her ever-present sense of humor combined with a genuine interest in the welfare of the students and of our school commands our heartfelt admiration and appreciation. May Christ the King ever reign in her heart! . . . so loyal as love . . Ever since Msgr. Lucitt took over as pastor of St. Mary’s and administrator of Gloucester Catholic High School, he has worked untiringly for the benefit of the stu- dents at his high school. He has instilled in us a new spirit and drive to make us better fulfill our potentialities. His deep interest in the needs of every student at Gloucester Catholic has given him more than the usual relationship with his students. In our minds, Monsignor will always stand out as a leader of leaders, a priest among men, and especially a friend of friends. Monsignor, we the Class of 1964, salute you! SISTER MARY CARMEL, O.P. Principal 8 REV. WILLIAM F. BARNETT REV DAVID E. BEEBE REV THOMAS E. BURNS REV. JOHN J. FITZGERALD REV. JOHN L. O’CONNOR REV. JOHN B. O’TOOLE REV. JAMES M. PERRELLI REV. CHARLES GIGLIO REV. WILL FACULTY . . so meaningful as dedication . . . Sister M. Ann Arthur, O.P. Sister M. Ann Elizabeth, O.P. Sister M. Ann Virginia, O.P. Sister M. Eileen, O.P. Sister M. Helen Roberta, O.P. Sister M. Margaret Josephine, O.P. 10 Sister Mary Carmel, principal stands by, while Frances Klimitas reads passages from the Old and New Testaments, an added feature of our school program in- troduced by Father Barnett. Sister Marie Bonaventure, O.P. Sister Marie Denise, O.P. For the past two years the stu- dents have looked forward to the athletic assembly. Msgr. Lucitt presents an award to Frank Gar- cynski, while Father Hart and Mr. Murphy look on. Mrs. Catherine Conlin Miss May Dailey Mr. Arthur DiPatri 12 CURRICULUM Man has an intense desire to know and learn every- thing . . (St. Thomas Aquinas). This zeal for knowledge, so aptly expressed in the words of St. Thomas Aquinas, has always been well represented by the students of Gloucester Catholic. In all classes from English to mathematics, this desire is essential to intellectual growth and understanding. In the light of these facts, the academic curriculum of Gloucester Catholic has always been stressed. No matter how im- portant the extra-curricula activities may seem, the formal education courses remain uppermost in the minds of the students. The young people who have followed this idea graduate well-rounded adults who are capable of accepting the challenges of daily life. RELIGION Thomas Cannon, sophomore, reads from text- book: The grand theme of living our faith . . . the prayer of the heart carried into a prayerful life by the observance of the Commandments.” Father Beebe, instructor. Any. thorough Christian Apologetics course en- tails the study of the Bible, the inspired word of God. Here senior girls, under the observant eye of Father Barnett, read a passage from Scripture. Father Burns instructs the freshmen boys to a deeper knowledge and understanding of the events of the public life of Christ. Father Giglio has developed the concept of the Church as the Kingdom of God on earth and as the Mystical Body of Christ through the knowledge of the sacraments which has enriched the lives of these sophomores. Psychology, a new phase of our curriculum, according to St. Thomas, the Angelic Doctor, is a study of the whole man as a creature of matter and spirit. Father Hart, instructor. 17 Sophomore students enact the interview which proved Eppie’s unswerving loyalty to Silas Marner. Ann Marie Combs played the role of Silas; Anne Rodgers that of Eppie; Barbara Grabbe impersonated Godfrey Cass; and Mary Vandergrift represented his wife, Nancy. The essence of good writing is the creative thinking which the writer puts into it—the approach and the imagination which you bring to the work. Thomas Carr, freshman, at board. . . . nobility of the beauty of the written and spoken word . . . James Hogan reads an essay he has written as a project in senior English. Mr. Goldschmidt, instructor. Ethel Miller relates the history of the Elizabethan Age, a necessary background for the understanding of Shakes- pear’s classic tragedy, Macbeth. 19 ENGLISH Algebra II students recognize the fact that fractional equations serve as an excel- lent background for the solution of many and varied word problems. Margaret Barry and Marilyn McDonald at board, Sister Marie Denise, instructor. George Batavick and Michael Morriseey demonstrate that analytical or coordinate geometry may be mastered by the high school student. 20 Mr. Halphen, instructor, firmly believes that constant repetition is a necessary procedure in the teaching of al- gebra. At board, James Murphy and Robert Heverly. MATHEMATICS nobility of discipline of mind . . . James Barrett, senior, discusses the use of the law of tangents in the solution of trig problems. 21 Home Economics girls believe in the adage, Happy the home where there is a full cookie jar.” Baking cookies is an art in itself, the variety being endless, because the possibilities are so great. The study of chemistry is made more clear and meaningful when scientific theory is applied in lab experiments. Physics students supplement their class- room work in the laboratory. A group of young scientists experiment with cathode rays. SCIENCE General Science freshmen students study the law of conservation of matter: No weight is either gained or lost in a chemical action. Mr. DiPatri, instructor. Inquisitive sophomores begin to discover the mysteries of the microscopic world.” SOCIAL SCIENCE . . . nobility of the faithful and 24 Sophomore civics students are provided with excellent means for reliable information and sound ideas which will help them to gain an understanding of their social environ- ment. Father O’Connor, instructor. Junior students seem quite absorbed in their study of the rise of the American nation from the Colonial period to and including the nation as a world leader. A Tribute to Daddy A little boy, hi« father's pride, What must he think when his father died? Is he too young to realize Exactly why a nation cries? We cry because we mourn his Dad— Our president.—It's all too sad To think of what the world has lost And just how much our freedom costs. Some say his song was just half sung— His world peace policy much too young Fully to survive the bitter strife That angered one to take his life. Now his death can't let us cease To work to gain his wish for peace. But—this mighty man lies SLAIN! How can we help but feel deep pain? We must accept this as God’s Will, Be brave, and face the future.—Still We vividly see that day in November As a small son’s tribute we'll long remember. loyal citizens . . . One week before his tragic death, President Kennedy staged a surprise visit to the annual National Catholic Youth Organization convention. Throughout his presi- dential administration, Mr. Kennedy expressed his interest and love for us—the country’s youth. Gerald Burke, Maureen O’Neill, Claire Rauscher, and John Kavaliunas pause to admire the draped portrait of our late President John F. Kennedy. When word was received that President Kennedy had been assassinated, the students were at a football rally. Immediately the atmosphere changed into one of silence and sadness, and the students ’at the request of Msgr. Lucitt and Sister Mary Carmel, led by Father Beebe, recited the Rosary for the repose of his soul. LANGUAGES Father O’Toole, Latin instructor, stresses the fact that pronunciation of Latin is determined by the sound of letters, such as vowels, dipthongs, consonants, and by the number and length of syllables in a word. 26 Robert Braunwarth shows the boys how to break pinata,” as part of the work in a project in Spanish I. An important facet in studying a language is a knowledge of the historical and cultural back- ground of the country. The French III students extend this knowledge as John Austin describes a French cathedral and Dolores Adams assists him in pointing to the details of the masterpiece. Father Perrelli emphasizes to his German II class that today there is a conscious effort being made to avoid textbook German and to use throughout, the language that is actually spoken and read by educated Germans. 27 These bookkeepers in the making are in the process of analyzing the relationship of the purchase journal and the accounts payable ledger, under the supervision of Mr. Gallagher. Shorthand comes easy to these juniors who strive to be expert readers. Accuracy and speed set the pace for these typists who are under the supervision of Mrs. Simpkins. BUSINESS Senior girls busy themselves in preparation for the many and varied tasks of the private secretary. 29 Music, under the direction of Sister Helen Ro- berta, as that form of educational training de- signed to cultivate in the student the fact of the existence of the art of listening, has alerted the students to a keener appreciation of the works of the famous composers. Our senior boys appreciate the fact that people who grow up and work in twentieth-century Amer- ica find life better and their careers easier because of their knowledge of engineering drawing. ■ Art students are happily engaged in making table decorations— no doubt a Christmas project. ART AND MUSIC PHYSICAL EDUCATION Push-up exercises—boys routine drill enables them to keep physically fit. . . . sound of body, sound of mind . . . Physical education has long been recognized as a necessary component in a program of education. 31 CLASSES Remembering the trials and the joys of our four years at Gloucester Catholic, we wish to set aside a section of this yearbook to you, the underclasses. Realizing the difficult times ahead of you, we encourage you to labor diligently and to pray earnestly in all you undertake. We thank you, one and all, for every- thing you have done to make our senior year so full and rewarding. Face your future with hope and optimism so that your own senior year will reflect the spirit of conscientious de- votion and diligence to Gloucester Catholic. FRESHMEN BOYS Freshmen boys have been given the opportunity to improve their reading skills, and thus they will be able to broaden their horizons for deeper meanings from reading. Mr. DiPatri, instructor. BOTTOM ROW: Neil Corrado, William Davis, Richard Gizelbach, William Breslin, Michael Bowe, Mark DiCicco, Henry Barron, Thomas Davis, Thomas Carr, Rudolph Elicic. SECOND ROW: Ronald Green, Thomas Frazier, Rodger Block, Edward Armstrong, William Bitner, Daniel Dalton, Michael Davis, Robert Duffy, Michael Barrett, Anthony Danze. THIRD ROW: Thomas Cislo. Robert Chadd, Lawrence Davis, Theodore Gambogio, John Blazich, Thomas Fayer, Lester Conover, John Dickerson, Francis Cavanaugh, Frank D’Amico, Robert Bunting. FOURTH ROW: John Carel, William Hamacher, Alfred Formanek, Thomas Campbell, James Bell, William Gordon, William Green, Robert Greer, Dennis Clark, Robert Blake, John Derago. BOTTOM ROW: John Moseley, Edward O’Donnell, Edward McClain, Ignatius McGill, Alan Krout, Thomas O’Leary, William Taylor, Willian VanTassel, Joseph Saporetti, John Meade, Michael Muldoon, James Rafferty, John McGuinness. SECOND ROW: William Ridge, William Weston, Dennis Strobel, Daniel Smith, Thomas Hastings, Michael Tiedeken, Edward Toal, Robert Moreno, James Parsons, William Nor- daby, James Murphy, Gregory Driscoll, John Peacock. THIRD ROW: Edward Shanklin, Joseph Heitman, Daniel Savill, James Wachter, James Hofbauer, William Seville, Robert Miller, Sean O’Hara, Robert Heverly, Francis Tumolo, Thomas Hassett, Joseph McCall, Martin Igoe, James Waters. FOURTH ROW: Frank Ward, James Hutchinson, John Warner, Edward Wolk, Harry Kendall, Thomas Matlock, Robert Tiedeken, Mark O’Donald, Alex Senft, Michael Mass- ing, Edward McDevitt, Howard Kramer, Edward Hines. OFFICERS: Gregory Driscoll, Lawrence Davis, James Bell, Robert Heverly. OFFICERS: Kathleen Thomas, Mary Bren nan, Jeanne McCartney, Kathleen Henwood, Helen Bullock, Lois Hapsmith, Anna Palmeri, Kathryn Geitz. BOTTOM ROW: Christina Dean, Cheryl Fields, Onda Morin, Diane Hull, Marie Kearney, Ann Heim, Theresa Miller, Margaret Felix, Bernadette Gerwatoski, Geraldine Dolan. SECOND ROW: Diana Lewis, Joann Groves, Joan Damiani, Elizabeth Elmore, Kathleen McGuinness, Mary McHenry, Kathleen DePasquale, Joan Flagg, Catherine Finnigan, Dor- othy Hammill, Barbara Hutchinson. THIRD ROW: Elaine Ianuzzi, Judith Koehler, Donnalee Gwillam, Lois Hapsmith, Ruth Mulville, Kristin Koppen, Catherine Geitz, Dianne Ken- ney, Ann Dobos, Donna Jones, Eileen Farrell, Kathleen Dick- son. FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth McKeever, Joan McCartney, Lorraine Mergenthal, Maryann Healey, Mary Lodge, Mary Nesbit, Carol Desant, Christine Hansbury, Virginia Decker, Frances Law, Florence Moore, Janet Forand. FRESHMEN GIRLS Mary Curran, Diane Cymerman, Carol Dailey, and Joan Damiani struggle to get books out of their lockers lest they receive a detention notice for being late for class. BOTTOM ROW: Rosemary Winkelspecht, Victoria Pierre, Anne McDonald, Mildred Bucher, Rita Cilurso, MaryAnn Brennan, Margaret Boyle, Kathleen Henwood, Mary Gal lagher, Geraldine Callahan, Mary Williams, Bernadette Ryan SECOND ROW: Darlene Nixon, Hope Villa, Claire Under wood, Julia Patterson, Elizabeth Weckerly, Linda Creek, Re gina Lackowski, Joanne Wojieckowski, Eileen Reilly, Mari anne Schoener, Ruth Sewaten, Anna Palmeri, Helen Bullock THIRD ROW: Kathleen Sherry, June Shepherd, Julia Tice Susan Worthington, Dolores Rauscher, Kathleen Mugil, Va lita Bee, Joann Burday, Agnes Abbamandy, Dianna Cymer man, Carol Dailey, Jean Marie Piantieri, Nancy Basiagna. FOURTH ROW: Rosemary Trompka, Anastasia Saylor, Nancy Gregorio, Mary Carey, Mary C. Brennan, Kathleen Thomas, Judith Antonine, Kathleen Wenda, Margaret Con- nors, Eileen Riskey, Kathleen Berry, Regina Stinson. FIFTH ROW : Eileen Chapman, Joann Toal. Jane Yeager, Patricia Carrigan, Elizabeth Chomiell, Judith Martin, Lorraine Reddy, Susan Underwood, Alice Breslin, Kathleen Patton, Patricia Goldschmidt, Barbara Britton, Mary Beth Curran, Christine Williams, Eileen Collins. OFFICERS: John Bennett, George Batavick, Samuel Pier- man, Ronald Uzdavinis. BOTTOM ROW: John Green, Kenneth Carr, John Gogolin, George Conaway, Don- ald Farrell, Robert Florich, Howard Ayres, John Gilligan. SECOND ROW: Daniel Brumbach, Edward Brill, Thomas Fewer, Joseph Davidson, Thomas Kenney, Ronald Kent, Joseph Barth, Aneillo DeMarco, Albert Banks. THIRD ROW: George Bata- vick, William Kenney, Kenneth Burkhardt, Anton Antanuk, Paul Conlin, John Freney, James Gordon, Harry Hoover, Timothy Connors. FOURTH ROW: Robert Braunsworth, Stephen Greene, Joseph Kelly, Glenn Braswell, John Bennett, William Goodfellow, Michael Kelly, Thomas Clayton, James Giles, William D’Andrea. SOPHOMORE BOVS Joseph Kelly, Michael Kelly, Patrick Rowan, and Michael Schoener are interested in Life magazine con- taining the pictures of our late president. BOTTOM ROW: Michael Shoener, Thomas Mihm, Daniel McCarthy, Martin Mc- Cann, Theodore Wilz, Paul McGlade, Harry Steelman, James H. McGovern, Joseph Palumbo. SECOND ROW: Michael Minder, Robert Melly, James Pulaski, James Schumann, William Lindoerfer, Peter McGlade, Richard Ryan, Richard Nimetz, Lawrence Watkins. THIRD ROW: Frederick O’Connor. William Leeds, Robert Looby, Robert Weston, Samuel Pierman, John Martin, Robert Nark, Michael Lane, Philip Tartaglione. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Uzdavinis, James C. McGovern, John Murphy, James Mailly, William Tiedeken, Michael Morrissey, Patrick Rowan, Joseph Maltet, Robert List, James Murphy. OFFICERS: Mary Laskey, Mary Ringland, Jerry- ann Simon, Barbara Coxe, Claire Colburn, Susan Monagle. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Fisher, Joan Lockrey, Colleen Mc- Cann, Linda Evans, Patricia Fitzsimmons, Maria DiBartolo- meo, Kathleen DiCamillo, Catherine Kearney, Cheryl Ermine, Barbara Devenney, Anne McCarty, Theresa Blyth, Anne Bar- ron, Karen Flynn, Kathleen Coleman, Joanne Henkel. SEC- OND ROW: Patricia Antonelli, Mary Ann Bigley, Joanna Gallagher, Kathleen Lake, Cecelia Gay, Diane Knowles, Susan Andalora, Barbara Coxe, Karin Ganly, Kathleen Greer, Dolores Krown, Mary Gmaz, Mary Laskey, Rosemary Di- Michele, Margaret Birmingham, Leah Devenney. THIRD ROW: Barbara Grabbe, Jean Cipolone, Claire Colburn, Ann- marie Combs, Theresa Chomeill, Josephine Andaolra, Kath- leen Larkin, Susan Marcotte, Deborah Calderwood, Kathleen Koch, Maureen Dalton, Carmella Braker, Marilyn Higgin- botham, Kathleen Fama, Kathleen Delozier. SOPHOMORE GIRLS J.B.T. students have learned that it is not always convenient to make payments in person, therefore, they are making out forms for telegraphic money orders. Mrs. Simpkins, instructor. BOTTOM ROW: Sally McGill, Carol Neiman, Judith Pyf- fer, Pauline McClain, Dolores Stuart, Mary Mahaich, Ann Rodgers, Barbara Yurchak, Kathleen Stahl, Jane Ronnen- burger, MaryLou Mitchell, Jerrann Simon, Mary Sheridan, Susan Monagle, Joanne Pokorski, Maureen Ward. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Mead, Mary Vandergrift, MaryLou Murray, Marlene Slack, Mary Rommelman, Kathleen Meyer, Eliza- beth Novack, Theresa Starr, Jeannette McIntyre, Mary Ring- land, Kathleen Sullivan, Madeline Schwind, Lynne Murphy, Helen McCuen. THIRD ROW: Ellen Wydock, Regina Mc- Mullen, Kathleen McGhee, Karen Tull, Dolores Schilling, Kathleen Schock, Christine Sweeney, Patricia Mergenthal, Christine Meredith, Eileen Muldoon, Rosemarie Spytek, Kathleen Welsh, Doris Trautner, Rita Williams, Kathleen Thompson. BOTTOM ROW: Frank DiFamio, George Anastasia, Thomas Flynn, Dennis Cor- bett, Michael Lockery, James Capiobianco, Richard Costello, Frank Kearney, Anthony D’Amico, William Hicks. SECOND ROW: William Gilliard, James Hoyle, John Hines, Robert Lebb, Thomas Kilcourse, Thomas Cannon, Thomas Bunting, Timothy Brennan, George Gerry, John Bigley. THIRD ROW: Gerald Donovan, Frank Heimcrl, Patrick Hanley, Edward Klehamer, Charles Carroll, George Fitzsimmons, John Fenuto, Carmen Calzonetti, John Butler, Dennis Carrigan. FOURTH ROW: William Barnes, Clifford Batzel, Martin Lane, William Bowe, Ernest Hodur, Lawrence Dalton, Joseph Conroy, John Hayes, John Kelly, Martin Burns. 42 John Hines, Timothy Brennan, Francis Schmitt, Thomas Reif, and Richard Scharff are discussing Prom arrangements with Mr. Goldschmidt, mod- erator. JUNIOR BOYS BOTTOM ROW: James Montemurro, Michael Sheridan, George Mottram, Bernard Murtaugh, Francis Schmitt, James Tobin, George Miller, Joseph Piechowski, Gary Renzi. SECOND ROW: Francis Purvenas, Michael Sautter, Matthew Wunsch, Anthony Vroblesky, James Marker, Martin O’Connor, Glenn Showalter, Stephen Reilly, James McGuinness, Eugene Zalewski. THIRD ROW: David McGough, James Mackara, Dennis Palmieri, Joseph Lynch, Nicholas Marchionne, Stephen Wilz, Charles Moss, Thomas Stelmach, William Metzler. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Reif, Michael McKeever, Louis Pirrotta, Joseph Monahan, Andrew Nolan, Joseph Puccio, William Niemeyer, William Poller, Joseph Lyford, John Underwood. A OFFICERS: Frank DiFamio, Lawrence Dalton, John Kelly, Carmine Calzonetti, Francis Schmitt, John Butler, Louis Pirrotta. 43 JUNIOR GIRLS Mary Avis, Mary Gallagher, Kathleen Settar, and Christine Hutchinson are all excited and thrilled over their new class rings. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Bartolomeo, Darlene Berenato, Rosanne Bernard, Frances Berry, Evelyn Cavanaugh, Anna Cerwonka, Dolores DePalma, Kathleen Hoover, Eleanor Dukay, June Huckeby, Jane Heim, Diane Courant, Patricia Dugan, Maureen D’Andrea, Susan Earnest, Patricia Derry, Linda Dewey, Elizabeth Hughes. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Cattell, Patricia Adams, Patricia Bullock, Claire Bradshaw, Kathryn Burday, Judith Botley, Nancy Cohan, Anne Conlin, Suzanne Argoe, Geraldine Cooper, Gloria Alacqua, Anne Barca, Carolyn Brannigan, Patricia Barrett, Marianne Danks, Donna Garcia, Barbara Duke. THIRD ROW: Janet Carr, Diane Beebe, Elizabeth Breneman, Maureen Barry, Margaret Barry, Marilyn Daisy, Annette Collins, Sylvia Bello, Christine Arnade, Margaret Curran, Mary Gallagher, Mar- garet Durkin, Patricia Heimerl, Barbara Eckenrode, Jean DeVito. FOURTH ROW: Catherine Dukelow, Kathleen Frazier, Jeannette Hcmbold, Donna Grillo, Kathleen Galla- gher, Michele Applegate, Mary Avis, Catherine Conway, Maryann Codings, Margaret Dickson, Mary Gambino, Mary Ellis, Mary Geiger. BOTTOM ROW: Dolores Vignola, Anne Vollmer, Kathleen Rigler, Linda Tubertino, Mary Rack, Ellen McGovern, Eliza beth Pfeiffer, Lucy Pepe, Jessica Shields, Marilyn McDonald, Mary Ward, Marie Vilnosky, Patricia Laudisio, Helen Kelly, Carol Rasicci, Patricia Loftus. SECOND ROW: Josephine Reifenrath, Suzanne Trakimus, Elaine Lettieri, Virginia Law, Sandra Kane, Colette Morris, Janet Tomasello, Margaret Keating, Dorethea McGovern, Kathleen Schwegel, Rosemary Jordan, Catherine Mihaich, Patricia Pape, Elizabeth Johnson, Lynne Sherrer. THIRD ROW: Patricia Sullivan, Theresa McGovern, Dorothy McCusker, Susan Snape, Rita Jones, Catherine Igoe, Patricia Owens, Maria Martella, Lorraine Montague, Christine Hutchinson, Joan McCracken, Geraldine Mealey, Lorraine Miserendino, Dorothy Snyder, Marguerite Sacca. FOURTH ROW: Laura Pepe, Estelle Moller, Patricia Malan, Carol Montgomery, Joan Nickol, Theresa Tripple, Christine McGlade, Theresa Weiner, Mary Steer, Kathleen Seeley, Marie Stevenson, Carol Smith, Kathleen Settar, Anne McClung, Maryann Schoch. OFFICERS: Elizabeth Johnson, Anne Voll- mer, Marianne Danks, Theresa Klein, Linda Dewey, Judith Botley, Theresa Tripple, Mar- garet Curran. 45 ACTIVITIES Although they are not the primary part of a high school student’s education, the extra-cur- ricula activities do help to form a well-rounded individual. The religious and educational or- ganizations aid the student in realizing his religious responsibilities, in stimulating his mind, and in broadening his scholastic hori- zons. Specialized activities provide instruction in manual skills, art and music which should prove invaluable in the individual’s future. A school’s activities reflect its student body’s unity and spirit. These activities ex- emplify the vigorous spirit and cooperation of Gloucester Catholic students. The indi- vidual who participates in activities develops physically, mentally, socially, and spiritually, thus preparing himself for his life’s work. so . . . nothing royal as truth . . . At the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass cele- brated in the school chapel the students co-offer the Body and Blood of Christ to God the Father. Father Fitzgerald, cele- brant. The purpose of Catholic education is to develop the student spiritually as well as academically and physically. This spir- itual advancement is manifested by the members of the Knights of Gloucester Catholic, an organization devoted to the promotion of participation in the spiritual activities of school life. Father Hart, moderator. Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are the four cardinal qualities for membership in the Maria Chapter of the National Honor Society. Rev. Desmond Matthews, S.J., girls’ retreat master, takes time out to pose with seniors, Barbara Mosteig and Jo Ann DiGiacomo. What is the purpose of life?” asked Father Matthews at his opening conference of the re- treat. We found some of the answers to the ques- tion during the three days of the retreat, days set aside by our administrators to give us a more and better appreciation of God, the Creator of life. We had plenty of time for prayer and self- examination. We trust and pray that we shall reap many blessings as a result of this retreat. RETREAT Rev. Raymond Cosgrove, S.J., retreat master for the boys, celebrates the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass on the closing day of the retreat. The stu- dent body took advantage of the splendid opportunity to receive Holy Communion. 49 MARY SCRIPT John Kavaliunas, editor-in-chief, and Pamela Payne, news editor, are deeply interested in the selection of captions for the ensuing issue of the MARYSCRIPT. MARYSCRIPT STAFF: Lynne Sherrer, exchange editor; Jessica Shields, sports editor (girls); John Kavaliunas, editor-in-chief; Ernest Powell, ex- change editor; Glenn Showalter, photography editor; James McFalls, sports editor (boys); Pamela Payne, news editor; and Dixiann Padgett, typing editor. MARYAN The tireless Maryan staff is always on post when called upon to write editorials, captions, and identify pictures. Without their wholehearted cooperation this book would never have been a realization. Seated: Nancy Cattell, Anne Fatkin, editor; Mary- Anne Boyle. Standing: Daniel Monagle, co-editor; Gerald Burke, and James Barrett. Edward Alton, James Boyle, and Frank Garczyn- ski, lead in the singing of THE SHEPHERD’S CHORUS from Amahl and the Night Visitors. The Hallelujah Chorus from The Messiah, dedicated to the memory of our late President John F. Kennedy, climaxed the annual Christmas concert, directed by Sister Helen Roberta. Regina Pallante and Carol Smith our faithful accompanists. GLEE CLUB 51 CLUBS The Forensic League serves to train in- formed laymen who will be prepared to express themselves in a dignified and in- telligent manner. These active members readily give of themselves to attain this goal. Father Perrelli, Mission Club moderator� Helene DiGiacomo and Joseph Wadding- ton pose with Father Kennedy of The Brazilian Mission� Santa Helena. As a result of Father’s account of Catholic life in Brazil� the senior class turned over the proceeds of their annual Valentine Dance to this worthy cause. Forensic Mission 52 Art Club By means of lectures and experiments Sci- ence Club members hope to encourage young students to enter the extensive field of science. Here Big Brothers” conduct a fingerprint test with children in St. Mary’s School. Pep Club The spirited Pep Club serves to build up the morale of our team at all times. Be- fore the games they busy themselves dec- orating the gym, while during the games they cheer the team on to victory. At its meetings and exhibitions the mem- bers of the Art Club help each other in their artistic projects by their observa- tions, discussions, and evaluations. Science Club Domestic Arts Club Future housewives relish the fact that well-cooked food is the secret of a happy home. Future Nurses’ Club Sister Mary Jean, O.P., director of the Nursing School, Mount Saint Mary Col- lege, Newburgh, N. Y., relates to these future nurses the advantages of studying the techniques of nursing under Catholic supervision. . . . true worth is in being, 54 not seeming Mary’s Crusaders Mary’s Crusaders endeavor to practice the virtues of Our Lady in their daily lives. Camera Club The tables are turned as these members of the Camera Club prove that they are not camera shy. Girls’ Pep Club The Girls’ Pep Club puts the real Glou- cester Catholic spirit into all activities, you name it, and they are on the job. 55 SPORTS During the past year the rising spirit of Christian ecumenism has had a marked effect on all activities at Gloucester Catholic. This is especially true of the athletic program where unity became the keynote to success. Indeed team play indicates the friend- ship and cooperation—whether it be on the football gridiron, the basketball court, on the baseball field, from the ranks of the cheer- leaders, or among the members of the Drum 6C Bugle Corps. The willingness to sacrifice individual stardom in order to promote the welfare of the team is indicative of the virtues of humility and modesty which will remain with the athlete throughout his life. Let us hope and pray that this spirit of unity will always prevail at Gloucester Catholic. Head Coach, Mr. Murphy, receives well-deserved acclaim as he is carried off the field by the jubilant Rams following the Thanksgiving Day victory over Bishop Eustace Prep. FOOTBALL FOOTBALL RECORD WE OPPONENT THEY 7 Bridgeton 12 26 Holy Cross 0 13 Camden Catholic 0 6 St. James 21 7 Holy Spirit 7 18 Gloucester High 6 32 St. Joseph (Camden) 0 20 Bishop Eustace 12 The rugged Gloucester Catholic defense zeroes in on a Holy Cross back attempting to return the opening kickoff. 58 BOTTOM ROW: James Gearhart, Louis Pirrotta, Patrick McGlade, David Heim, Joseph Thomas, James Kelly, Woodrow Dooley, James DiCicco, Nicholas Pileggi, Frank Garczynski, William Duke, Gregory Ferry, Emanuel Shodder. SECOND ROW: Coach Murphy, Michael Benigno, John Under- wood, Joseph Lynch, James McKenna, David McGough, Frank DiFamio, Joseph Piechowski, Michael McKeeve, John Kelly, Michael Sheridan, Richard Costello, John Tull, Raymond Sherry. THIRD ROW: Mr. Gal- lagher, James McFalls, John Murphy, Robert Looby, Kenneth Burkhardt, Robert Weston, Bernard Murtaugh, John Butler, Joseph Conroy, James C. McGovern, James Mailley, John Bigley, Lawrance Rudnicki, Dennis Cor- bett, George Anastasia, Edward Brill, George Mottram, Thomas Flynn, Mr. McQuillan, Mr. Chew, Father Hart. FOURTH ROW: Robert Florich, Daniel Brumbach, Michael Lane, Robert Braunwarth, William Green, Anton Antanuk, William Leeds, William Lindoerfer, Michael Minder. Tailback Frank Garczynski skirts around right end for long yard- age against Gloucester High. Defensive halfback, Nick Pileggi, and team captain, Jim DiCicco, battle a Bridgeton player for control of a passed ball. 59 Co-captain John Murphy dis- plays fine ball control as he evades a Holy Cross de- fender. Bill Somerset, Mike Baker, and Bud Shodder lead BASKETBALL downcourt. BASKETBALL SCORES WE OPPONENT THEY WE OPPONENT THEY 52 Camden High 46 94 Gloucester High 46 75 Sacred Heart 67 77 St. James 47 87 Paulsboro 67 77 Cherry Hill 55 88 Wildwood Catholic 58 68 St. Joseph 53 64 Camden Catholic 39 55 Bishop Eustace 57 41 Bishop Eustace 37 113 St. James 40 64 Holy Cross 55 78 Holy Spirit 50 66 St. Joseph 55 73 Camden Catholic 45 69 Holy Cross 53 100 Sacred Heart 60 83 Holy Spirit 51 78 'Gloucester High 42 BOTTOM ROW: John Murphy, Emanuel Shodder, Carmine Cal zonetti, Andrew Nolan, John Fink. SECOND ROW: Paul Heitman, Louis Pirrotta, William Green, Richard Cosentino. TOP ROW: Michael Baker, Mr. Di- Patri, Mr. Ford, Father Beebe, Father Hart, Mr. Tally, William Somerset. Powerful Bud Shodder sinks a driving lay-up despite being fouled by two Camden Cath- olic defenders. John Fink prepares to spring for the re- bound. State Champs ALL PAPERS SATURDAY. MARCH 21. 1964 After a hard-fought season, the triumphant Rams pose with their head coach, Mr. Ray Ford, who is holding the State Group B championship trophy. Congratulations for an outstanding season! 2 ■ The final thrill of the victory was manifested by John Murphy as he expressed to his radio audience his elation and the joy of the entire team at winning the Class B State championship. Bill Somerset, Bud Shodder, and Jack Fink await their turn. k o o 2 c oc lii o s D D GO 0 u e z G u o O 2 “O “O U c: 03 cn c T3 C 3 O -O 03 d - c LO - — LO o o r - sz CO o o 03 -O _03 — Q. CO □E T3 % c_ O c. £ a? -d o CO O 03 T3 CL) c5 3 K— Jack Fink scores high for a rebound in the State championship against St. Aloysius, Jersey City, in the presence of 4500 cheering fans, in Convention Hall, at Atlantic City. Mike Baker, Bill Somerset, and Bud Shodder look on with brotherly pride and expectation at a grand finale to a tremendous season. “Tremendous team play that never depended on an individual star.' ATLANTIC CITY PRESS 2 21 64 During the assembly honoring the Golden Rams, co- captains John Murphy and Jack Fink present the championship game ball to our overwhelmingly delighted Monsignor Lucitt. Monsignor described winning the State championship as a thrill that comes once in a lifetime and wished the boys on the team continued success in every endeavor they undertake in the future. “Torrid Shooting . . . Hustling Offense.” PERTH AM80Y NEWS 3 14 64 “Fantastic marksmanship (77%), devastating fast break, five man rebounding assault, heads up ball hawking.” “A Dream Team” CATHOLIC STAR HERALD 3 15 64 On Gloucester Catholic Day, which was pro- claimed by Mayor Ber- nard Gurick, Monsignor Lucitt, Father Hart, and the mayor himself show visible signs of joy as they ride through the streets of Gloucester in the parade which culmi- nated the day’s activities. A credit to Gloucester Catholic, Mr. Ford has had many honors be- stowed upon him, but always he has remained humble. Ably assisted by Mr. Tally, he is forever thinking of the welfare of his boys, putting their well being before his own. A man of integrity, Mr. Ford can truly be called the finest coach a boy could ever have. VINELAND TIMES JOURNAL 3 2 64 . . . the nobility of determination . . . The big number 25” belongs to Bill Somerset a big boy and a valuable asset to the Golden Rams. Bill excelled in rebounding and shooting, and also proved to be a tough man to hold down. Waiting to cover the shot is number 5,” Mike Baker, another big factor in the Ram success story. It is impossible to have a winning basketball team without gaining the respect of your opponents under their own hoops. Bud Shodder and Bill Somerset, two of Gloucester Catholic whiz kids, gained this respect as they consistently cleared the boards in both offensive and defensive efforts. CHEERLEADERS Additional effort on the part of the players is realized through the un- dying spirit of our cheerleaders. That the Rams are on the scoring march is evident in the faces of these senior members of the cheering squad. Maryan Gleason, Veronica Pirrotta, Nancy Cattell, Claire Rauscher, Pa- tricia Beck, Maureen O’Neill. As the excitement mounts during a football game, our loyal cheerleaders give added spirit to the crowd as they lead the onlookers in resounding cheers. At the helm of our ship of spirit are the two senior co-captains, Nan Lynch and Shirley Hampton. Our vivacious cheerleaders provide that extra sparkle to ignite the team on to victory. Maureen Ward, Nancy Cat- tell, Veronica Pirrotta, Maureen D’Andrea, Michele Apple- gate, Maryann Gleason, Shirley Hampton, Nan Lynch, Claire Rauscher, Patricia Beck, Barbara Coxe, Maureen O’Neill, Nancy Cohan, Linda Tubertino. BOTTOM ROfl : Pauline McClain, Rosemary Trompka, Jane Yeager, Lorraine Mcrgental. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Delozier, Anne Vollmer, Kathryn DiCamillo, Roseann Bernard, Maureen Barry, Kathleen Sullivan, Barbara Grabbe. THIRD ROW: Karin Ganly, Dolores Vignola, Christine Hutchinson, Linda Evans (standing) Mary Hogan, Marilyn McDonald, JoAnn DiGiacomo, manager, Barbara Mosteig, Eileen Collins, Mrs. Nolan, coach, Marianne Yeager, Margaret Durkin, Kathleen Koch, Janice McIntyre, manager, Lynne Sherrer, Rosemarie Sclafani. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL One can see the face space of the Camden Catholic game as Margaret Durkin struggles to get control of the ball. Marianne Yeager moves into position for a pace. BASKETBALL SCORES WE OPPONENT THEY 23 Merchantville 19 39 West Deptford 22 38 Alumni 43 27 Cherry Hill 52 14 Moorestown 15 19 Holy Spirit 26 39 Camden Catholic 18 30 Holy Cross 37 63 Merchantville 69 22 Angels Academy 24 30 Haddon Township 34 22 Cherry Hill 32 32 Camden Catholic 19 32 Holy Cross 56 25 Angels Academy 27 Mary Hogan reaches high into the air to get a rebound, as her teammates Anne Vollmer, Margaret Durkin, and Eileen Collins, look on and await her pass. Eileen Collins takes a jump-shot in the Angel Academy game. Alert Roseann Bernard and Anne Vollmer wait for a possible re- bound, while Barbara Mosteig awaits a possible fast break. 67 BOTTOM ROW: Carmen Calzonetti, Daniel McCarthy, John Smithson, Nicholas Pileggi. Joseph Picchowski, William Duke. SECOND ROW: George Berry, Patrick Hanley, George Anastasia, Lawrence Rudnicki, William Bell, George Mottram, Joseph Barth, Stephen Hodur. THIRD ROW: Mr. Walter Piechowski, John Fink, Joseph Schlicht, John Murphy, John Kulesa, Frank Garczynski, John Martin, Richard Cosentino, Raymond Sherry, Joseph Kelly, Peter McGlade, Mr. Joseph Gallagher, coach. BASEBALL Joseph Schlicht shows the proper technique of sliding, to second-base- man, Nick Pileggi, who has a bird’s eye view of the action. John Kulesa and Frank Garczynski, two of our fine hurlers, give us a close-up view of their pitching form. 68 Coaches Joseph Murphy and Arthur DiPatri check running forms during track work-out in gym, while John Austin and Michael Mc- Keever set the pace. Coach Murphy instructs William Lindoerfer, Robert Leo, and Russell Schaeffer regarding tips on discus hurling. SENIORS When we began our first year at Gloucester Catholic, we were isolated individuals wait- ing to be united. Four years later we have come together to form a unit—the Class of 1964. At Gloucester Catholic this ecumenical movement spread farther than the forming of classes. We have been taught that we are all one in Christ, with the same ultimate goal— Heaven. Now as we leave these hallowed halls may we retain all the teachings of our inspir- ing high school years. May we practice the virtues of faith, hope, and charity, and possess forever the spirit of true Christianity. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Mary Cullen crowns Janice McIntyre as Homecoming Queen; attendants: Joan Wehrle, Nancy Cattell, Veronica Pirrotta, and Rosemary Kneble. Joan Wehrle, our charming Prom queen. 72 John Fink and Nancy Cattell, William Somerset and Nan Lynch, lead the grand march, the highlight of the evening. Kathleen Schwegel and David Heim take time out to chat about the pleasant evening at the Prom. Our ever faithful and tireless chaperones take pride in the artistically decorated gym, the handiwork of their own children, which transformed the gym into an oriental garden. 73 The boys always look forward to guidance given them by Father Hart. Harry Vizzard and John Kulesa take their turns. Very Rev. Msgr. Richard J. Callahan, Diocesan director of vocations, is talking to the senior boys on vocations to the priesthood. Rev. John J. Clark, principal of Camden Catholic, is guest speaker at the rally, sponsored by the seniors, prior to the city series game. As anticipated, the Rams scored the victory. The faculty and student body were honored to have Arch- bishop Damiano visit the school. The student body assem- bled in the gym to hear his inspiring and instructive talk, urging the students to ever keep in mind their privilege of being members of the Church, the Mystical Body of Christ. 74 the nobility of participation 75 SENIOR OFFICERS BARBARA REGINA MOSTEIG Secretary DOLORES ELIZABETH ADAMS 1501 Oak Avenue, Haddon Heights Parish: St. Rose of Lima Dee” . . . stylish dresser . . . National Honor Society . . . Glee Club . . . Drum 6C Bugle . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Mission Club . . . Pep Club . . . plans a teacher’s career. EDWARD SAMUEL ALTON 509 Buckingham Drive, Sewell Parish: Our Lady Queen of Peace Ed” . . . loquacious . . . Maryscript . . . Art Club . . . Pep Club . . . Stage Hand . . . Prom committee . . . plans to work and attend night school. JOHN JOSEPH AUSTIN 524 Wyoming Avenue, Audubon Parish: St. Rose of Lima Austin” . . . Tweeter, Call and Canary” . . guarded the money for the Prom . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . track . . . CYO . . . college bound. MICHAEL CHARLES BAKER 2 Oriole Drive, Audubon Park Parish: Holy Maternity Bake” . . . ram keeper . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Prom committee . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . basketball star . . . would like to attend college. JULIE MIRIAM BAPTISTE 190 Tavistock Blvd., Haddonfield Parish: St. Rose of Lima Jule” . . . vivacious . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Maryscript . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . prospective private secretary. JAMES FRANCIS BARRETT 251 South 4th Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Jim” . . . sociable, anything for a laugh . . . National Honor Society . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . vice-president Senior Class . . . Glee Club . . . vice-president Camera Club . . . Junior Achievement . . . interested in studying law. PATRICIA EILEEN BECK 1109 Market Street, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Becky” . . congenial . . . always on hand to be helpful . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . cheer- leader . . . future housewife. 77 GRADUATES KATHRYN BERNADETTE BIRMINGHAM 628 Vassar Road, Oak Valley Parish: St. Margaret Kathie” . . . likes white convertibles . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Art Club . . . Pep Club . . . private secretary in the making. JOAN ANN BLYTH 14 Pelican Drive, Audubon Park Parish: Holy Maternity MBlythie” . . . proud of her dimples . . . always ready with a laugh and a joke . . . Mission Club . Pep Club . . . will grace any office as private secretary. JAMES FRANCIS BOYLE 420 North Broadway, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Colonel” ... a real individualist . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . Science Club . . . Pep Club . . . Stage Hand . . . track . . . interested in higher education. A- MARYANNE ELIZABETH BOYLE 213 Fifth Avenue, Brooklawn Parish: St. Maurice MaryAnne . . . knows what she wants can't be rushed . . . want anything done, ask MaryAnne National Honor Society . . . Glee Club . Maryan ... an excellent secretary for any executive. ROBERT FRANCIS BRITTON 300 Simpson Avenue, National Park Parish: St. Matthew Fuzzy . . . Packer fan . . . likes chess . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . CYO . . . intramural basketball . . . baseball . . . future plans include college. KATHLEEN MARIE BROWN 97 South Main Street, Mullica Hill Parish: Holy Name Kathy” . . . popular and pleasant . . . National Honor Society . . . Maryan . . . Maryscript . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Future Nurses Club . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . University of Pennsylvania Nursing School. 78 ALD PATRICK BURKE 1 Monroe Avenue, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Jerry” . . . wholesome . . . future politician National Honor Society . . . Forensic . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . Maryan . Science Club . . . law school after college. JAMES LOUIS CAFFREY 121 Creston Avenue, Audubon Parish: Holy Maternity Caf” . . . opposites attract . . tiger in the bushes . . . National Honor Society . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Forensic . . Science Club . . . Pep Club . . . Stage Hand . . . intramural basketball . . . plans to attend college. NANCY MARTHA CATTELL 2 Cypress Circle, Woodbury Parish: St. Margaret Nancy” . . . cute cheerleader . . . National Honor Society . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Maryan . . . MaryscTipt . . . Glee Club . . . Art Club . . . Georgian Court College. KATHLEEN THERESA CERWONKA 935 Ridgeway Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Kathy” . . . vivacious . . . petite . some day she’ll get her license! . . . Mary’s Crusaders Glee Club . . . private secretary in the making. FRED JOHN CHAPMAN 225 South Hannevig Avenue, Brooklawn Parish: St. Maurice Floyd” . . . avid sports fan . . . Prom committee . . Pep Club . . . CYO . . . bowling . . . intramural basketball . . . college bound. BERNARD HALLY COLLINS 820 Monmouth Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Bern” . . . artistic . . . sincere . . always has a problem . . . Glee Club . . . Art Club . . . Pep Club . . . Stage Hand . . . intramural and CYO basketball . . . track . . . art school. JOSEPH BERNARD COLLINS 820 Monmouth Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Joe” . . . man in the telephone booth . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Junior Achievement . . . Philadelphia Inquirer awaits his coming. PATRICIA ANN COMLY 218 Bergen Avenue, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Pat” . . . vivacious . . . wicked driver . . . Mary's Crusaders . . . Drum C Bugle . . . bowling . . . hair stylist her future career. 79 PATRICIA MAUREEN CONNELL 909 Chambers Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Pat” . . . always smiling . . . loves tall boys, in particular, drummers . . . found at the head of the Belles” . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . fearless leader of the Drum and Bugle . . . future accountant. EVELYN MARY CORDERO 1164 Mt. Vernon Street, Camden Parish: Sacred Heart Evelyn” . . . enjoys the bull fights and trips to New York . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club basketball . . . will stand on other side of desk. RICHARD VINCENT COSENTINO 850 Clements Ridge Road, Barrington Parish: St Francis de Sales Rich” . . . outstanding leader . . . brilliant . . . lion in the bush . . . National Honor Society . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Glee Club . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . has selected teaching as a career. BARBARA ANN COXSON 8 Humingbird Lane, Audubon Park Parish: Holy Maternity Barb” . . sincere and sociable . . . sharp and neat dresser . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Pep Club ... a future secretary. JOANNE RITA DANGEL 117 Cherry Street, Audubon Parish: St Rose of Lima Joanne” . . . school-spirited . . . studious . . . National Honor Society . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . wants to be a teacher. IRIS MARSHALL DAVIS 136 Cedar Avenue, Westville Parish: St. Anne Marsha” . . . sharp dresser . . . always seen with Dolores . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Pep Club . . . plans to attend college. JAMES MICHAEL DI CICCO 25 Thompson Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Dece” . . . good-looking . excellent sportsman- ship . . . Pep Club . . . Science Club . . football captain . . track . . . would like to attend college. 80 1964 MDan” . . . . . CYO bound. DANIEL FRANK DI FABIO 101 Sixth Avenue, Brooklawn Parish: St. Maurice . quiet . . . spores fan . . . Glee Club . intramural basketball . . . college HELENE BERNADETTE DI GIACOMO 338 Rosalind Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Helene'' . . . friendly . . . vivacious . . . Mary's Crusaders Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Domestic Arts Club . . . Pep Club ... a future medical secretary. JO-ANN MADELINE DI GIACOMO 406 Ridgeway Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Jo-Ann” . . . sincere ... a laugh a minute . . . likes knuckles” . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Pep Club . . . basketball . . . her plans include hair-dressing. WOODROW ALOYSIUS DOOLEY 13 South Harley Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Woody” . . . tough center . . . popular with his classmates . . . football . . . track . . . plans to succeed in his own chosen field. WILLIAM JAMES DUKE 740 Mehorter Blvd., Woodbury Parish: Most Holy Redeemer Dukes” . . . energetic . . . partial to juniors Glee Club . . . basketball . . . football . . . bowling . . would like to go to college. DELIA VERONICA FARNAN M3 Summit Avenue, Westville Parish: St. Anne Dee” . . . likeable . . . amiable . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Maryan . . . Glee Club . . . Drum 6c Bugle . Pep Club ... a future teacher. FRANK JOHN FARERI 437 Maple Avenue, Audubon Parish: Holy Maternity igon” . . . shy, but oh, my! . . . prefers pizza Glee Club . . Pep Club . . . Junior Achieve- : . . . football . . . track . . . college bound. ANNE MARY FATKIN 113 Poplar Avenue, Westville Parish: St. Anne TAnne” . . dependable . . . forceful speaker National Honor Society . . . Forensic . . . Maryan . . . Pep Club . . . Prom committee . • teacher in the secondary school. EILEEN MARY FEWER 938 Paul Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Eileen” . . easy-going . . . follower of the fearless leader . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Drum 6c Bugle . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Pep Club ... an angel in white. DOROTHY VANDA FERRANTE Hessian Avenue, Verga Parish: St. Patrick Gypsy” . . . South Philly fan . . . Italian mouse . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Camera Club . . . Pep Club . . . another future secretary. k Ja f STEPHEN THOMAS FERRANTE Hessian Avenue, Verga Parish: St. Patrick Steve” . . . reserved . . . one of a dozen Science Club . . . bowling . . . Armed Forces. GREGORY BRYAN FERRY 737 Hunter Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Fer” . . . quiet . . . affable . . . always seen walking down Broadway . . . football . . . basketball . . . U. S. Air Force. 82 JOHN THOMAS FINK 35 Tenth Avenue, Haddon Heights Parish: St. Rose of Lima Jack’’ . . at home on the basketball court happy birthday parties Catholic . . . Glee Club Club . . . basketball wants to attend college . Knights of Gloucester . Science Club . . . Pep baseball . . track . . . his own. CHARLES BENNETT FISHER 346 Klemm Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St Mary . . studious . . . always smiling . . . Glee . bowling . . . future plans, a secret all EILEEN PATRICIA GALVIN 1000 Cumberland Avenue, Woodbury Paris)Ly Most Holy Redeemer Eileen . . A ute . . . sharp hair-do . Mary's vc � d. Glee Club . Mission Club . . . . will apply as a bookkeeper. JOANN MARIE GAMBINO 558 Ferry Avenue, Camden Parish: Sacred Heart . . . friendly . . . pleasant company . Mary's ders . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club ... a future filing clerk. FRANCIS ANTHONY GARCZYNSKI 172 Creek Road, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Gary’’ . . . cute and handsome . sharp dresser . . . fighting football player . . . Maryscript . . Glee Club . . . football . . . baseball . . . track . . . expects to teach social science. KAREN MARY GARTNER 134 Glassboro Avenue, Woodbury Heights Parish: St. Margaret Karen” . . . one of the devoted senior rifle bearers . . . National Honor Society . . . Glee Club . . . Drum t Bugle . . . Pep Club . . . library aide . . . a future journalist. JAMES ALBERT GEARHART 1063 Thompson Avenue, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Jim” . . faithful to Bellmawr . . Maryscript . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . Junior Achieve- ment . . . football . . . bowling . . . college bound. MARY-CATHERINE TERESA GEOGHEGAN 724 Bringhurst Road, Audubon Parish: St. Rose of Lima Mar” . . . energetic . . . bright-eyed . . . Glee Club . . . Drum 6C Bugle . . Art Club . . . Future Nurses Club . . . basketball . . . will enroll in nursing school. 83 KATHLEEN ANNE GILLIN 12 Aspen Place, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Kathy” . . . likes trumpets . . . Maryan . . . Camera Club . . . Mission Club . . . Pep Club a future secretary. ROBERT JAMES GILSON 237 Crystal Lake Avenue, Audubon Parish: St. Rose of Lima Gils” . . . tons of fun ... if you want to keep a secret, tell it to Gils . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club track . . . college bound. MARY ANN GLEASON t« 38 Locust Avenue, Westville Parish: St. Anne Mag” . . . Gord dweller . . . pleasant company . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Pep Club cheerleader . . another future teacher. MARY KATHLEEN GORMAN 159 Cornell Road, Audubon Parish: St. Rose of Lima Mare” . . easy-going . . . loves her Irish flag . . . Glee Club . . . Drum 6c Bugle . . . Pep Club . . . future secretary. THERESA ROSE GRANDIZIO 924 East Brown Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Terry” . . . known as the one and only . . . Mary’s Crusaders . Glee Club . . . Drum 6c Bugle ,. p . beautician school. V FRANK JOSEPH GRANT 454 Hemlock Terrace, Woodbury Parish: St. Patrick Frannie” . . . always ready to give a helping hand . . Glee Club . . . Art Club . . . baseball track . . intends to go to college. ANDREW RICHARD GURCHICK 939 Paul Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Andy sharp dresser . . . drives a blue Falcon . Glee Club . . Stage Hand . all set for interior decorating MARGARET ANN HALPHEN 914 Hudson Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Marg . . . always cordial . . . Villanova fan . . . Maryan . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . library aide . . . medical secretary. DAVID JOSEPH HAMACHER 709 Powell Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Captain Dave . . . terrific drummer . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . Junior Achievement . . . Pep Club . . . basketball . . . football . . . baseball . . . college if Uncle Sam does not get him. SHIRLEY MAE HAMPTON 412 Ridgeway Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Shirley . . . affable . . . partial to football . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . co-captain of cheerleaders . . Pep Club . . . beautician school. CAROL ANN HANCOCK 503 Mercer Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Carol . . . affectionate blonde . . . Glee Club . . . Drum C Bugle . . . office clerk. DAVID JOSEPH HEIM 120 Anderson Avenue, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Dave . . . excellent leader . . . always smiling . National Honor Society . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . Pep Club . . . football . . . bowling . . . may join his brothers at Seton Hall. MARYANN THERESA HEINS 509 Chambers Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Mair . . . sociable . . . school-spirited . . dili- gent worker . . . National Honor Society . . . Maryan . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . Camera Club . . . Pep Club ... to college to pre- pare for teaching career. 85 PAUL ROBERT HEITMAN 139 South Sussex Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Paul always has an answer for you . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Pep Club . . . basketball JAMES JOHN HOGAN 867 Hessian Avenue, Woodbury Parish: St. Patrick Jim” . . . pleasing personality . . . Maryscript . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Science Club . . . will be at home on any college campus. MARY MARGARET HOGAN 848 Monmouth Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Mair” pretty one . . . an authority on hair-do . . . Glee Club . . Mission Club . . . Camera Club . . . Pep Club . . . basketball . . will teach beauty culture. MAUREEN RUTH HOLMES 180 Cheyenne Avenue, Mantua Parish: Incarnation Sheba” . . . carefree and cheerful . . . Mission Club . . Pep Club . . - private secretary JOHN CASIMIR KAVALIUNAS 80 Broadway, Mantua Parish: Incarnation John” . . . dependable . . . aims to please National Honor Society . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Maryscript editor . . . Forensic . . . Glee Club . . . Science Club . . . college. WILLIAM JOSEPH KENNEDY 143 Cardinal Drive� Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation ’’Pickles” . . quiet and reserved . Glee Club . . . Science Club . . . football . . . baseball . . . will go to college to study accounting KATHLEEN THERESA KENNEY 816 Monmouth Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Kathy” . . . friendly . . penetrating voice . Glee Club Mission Club . . . Pep Club . . . cheerleader . . . private secretary. RAYMOND JOSEPH KENT Kings Highway, Mt. Royal Parish: St. Patrick Yogi” . - very helpful . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Camera Club . . Stage Hand football manager . . . aircraft mechanic. FRANCES ANNE KLIMITAS Commissioner Road, Mullica Hill Parish: Holy Name Fran . . . intelligent . . . excellent speaking voice . . . National Honor Society . . Forensic . . . Glee Club . . . library aide . . . college to study Home Economics ROSEMARY ELIZABETH KNEBLE 306 Ninth Avenue, Haddon Heights Parish: St. Rose of Lima Roe” . congenial . . . National Honor Society Mary’s Crusaders . Maryscript Glee Club . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Art Club . . Pep Club . . . nursing school. VICTORIA MADELINE KOENIG 334 South Eighth Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Vicki . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . Domestic Arts Club . . . Pep Club . . . will operate an IBM. NANCY JEAN KROWN 8 Cardinal Court, Audubon Park Parish: Holy Maternity Nance” clever with a paint brush Mary’s Crusaders . . . Maryan . . Maryscript . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Art Club . . Pep Club . . . prefers teaching. JOHN PAUL KULESA 200 Wilson Avenue, West Collingswood Heights Parish: Holy Maternity Kooly” talkative and friendly Knights of Gloucester Catholic Glee Club Pep Club . baseball . . bowling . college bound 87 Bud” . Forensic HENRY JAMES LAUX R. F. D., Mullica Hill Parish: Holy Name vivacious . . . Junior Achievement . . . . bowling . . . Spring Garden Institute. MARY PATRICIA LEEDS 131 Barnaby Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Pat” . . witty . . . excellent driver . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Drum 6C Bugle . . . Art Club . . Pep Clpb . . . private secretary. PATRICK FRANCIS McGLADE 1 West Thompson Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Pat” . . . friendly . . . liked by all . . . top sales- Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . Glee Club . . Pep Club . . . football ROSEMARIE ANNE McGOVERN 207 South King Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Roses • Moose” . . . always happy-go-lucky . . . Mary’s Crusaders . Glee Club . . Mission Club Pep Club . basketball . . . secretarial school. ROBERT PETER LEO 729 Shields Avenue, Woodbury Parish: St. Patrick Bob” . . . good looking National Honor Society . . Catholic . . . Science Club . . . college. . sharp dresser . . . Knights of Gloucester . . football . . . track NAN ELIZABETH LYNCH 55 North Evergreen Avenue, Woodbury Parish: St. Patrick Nan” . . . always ready with a smile . . . full of that vigor” . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . cheerleader co-captain . . . will prepare for a teaching career. SUZANNE HELEN MATHIAS 43 Princeton Avenue, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Sue” . . . sweet disposition . . . great on the drums . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . business school. JAMES MICHAEL McFALLS 556 South Broadway, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary 'Jim” pleasant personality . . . Maryscript Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Science Club . . . Mission Club . . . manager of football, basketball, track . . . college. college 88 JANICE LORRAINE McINTYRE 838 East Brown Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Mac” . . stylish dresser . . top notch artist . . National Honor Society . . . Glee Club . . . Drum Bugle . . . Pep Club . . . Homecoming Queen . . . Gloucester Catholic Junior Miss ... to college to study medicine. JOSEPH ALBERT McKENNA 18 G” Street, Woodbury Parish: St. Patrick Joe” . . . good-natured . . . school-spirited . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . bowling . . . will seek a job. MARGARET ANN METZCHER Norwood Avenue, Mantua Parish: Incarnation Peggy” . . . most likely to succeed . . . early riser to attend Mass in chapel . . . National Honor Society . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Future Nurses Club . . . future, a secret all her own. JOHN CHARLES MILLER 827 Morris Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Moose” . . . sharp dresser . . . likes blue lights . . . Glee Club . . . would like to try out college life. ETHEL BERNICE MILLER 16 Pelican Drive, Audubon Park Parish: Holy Maternity Thel” . . . outstanding leader . . . very school- spirited . . . National Honor Society . . . Maryscript . . . treasurer Senior Class . . Glee Club . . . Drum 6c Bugle . . . Pep Club . . . college bound. DANIEL EDWARD MONAGLE 101 Fifth Avenue, Brooklawn Parish: St. Maurice Danny” . . . born leader . . . National Honor Society . . . Maryan . . . Maryscript . . . president Senior Class . . . Forensic . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Glee Club . . . liberal arts college. 89 Mose” Hand . Den Society trooper. DENNIS GENE MOZIER 221 Deptford Road, Glassboro Parish: St. Bridget very systematic . . . National Honor . football . . . something different, states HOWARD TERRENCE MURPHY 2 Beechwood Place, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Harp . . . calm at all times . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Mission Club . . . sports enthusiast ... to college to study accounting JOSEPH THOMAS MOSELEY 244 Baptiste Avenue, Barrington Parish: St. Rose of Lima • peppy bowling . well-mannered . future indefinite. Stage BARBARA REGINA MOSTEIG 20 North Brown Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Art” . . . great personality . . . liked by all Mary’s Crusaders . . . secretary Senior Class Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Camera Club basketball . . . business school. Hr ‘ JOHN JOSEPH MURPHY 101 North Brown Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Murph . . . sharp dresser . . . well-liked fast on the basketball court . . . National Honor Society . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . basketball aptain . . . baseball . . . track ... an asset in any college MARK WILLIAM MURPHY 446 Linden Avenue, Woodbury Heights Parish: St. Margaret Murph ... a great sense of humor . . enjoys physics and trig . football . . . intramural bas- ketball . . . will attend college. 90 KATHLEEN MARIE MYERS 216 Katherine Avenue, Westville Parish: St. Anne Kathy” diligent worker . . whiz in French . . National Honor Society . . . Mary’s Cru- saders . . Glee Club . . Camera Club . . . Science Club . . Junior Achievement . . airline stewardess. MARYLOU REGINA NASH 801 Chambers Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Mair” . . . friendly and helpful . . . school spirited . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . Glee Club . . Mission Club . Camera Club . . Pep Club . . . library aide . . . future teacher. DIXIANN PADGETT 501 Market Street Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Dixie happy-go-lucky . talkative Maryscript editor . . . Glee Club . . . Drum fie Bugle . Pep Club . . . basketball . . . private secretary. MAUREEN JANE O’NEILL 235 Greenwood Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Reenie” . . . very dependable . . . diligent worker . . . National Honor Society . Mary's Crusaders . . . Maryscript . . . Glee Club . . Pep Club . . . will don the white uniform. JAMES WILLIAM OTT 125 r ;ilson Avenue, West Collingswood Heights Parish: Holy Maternity Jim . . energetic . . physics fan Mission Club . baseball . - bowling . electronics PATRICIA RUTH PALLANTE 528 Highland Avenue, Westville Parish: St. Anne Pat . always friendly and happy diltgeni worker . . Mission Club Art Club . Pep Club . private secretary. REGINA ROSE PALLANTE 530 Highland Avenue, Westville Parish: St. Anne Jcannie a good word for everyone speedy typist . . Glee Club accompanist . Mary’s Cru- saders . Science Club wants to be a teacher 91 EDWARD FRANCIS PAUL 237 Hudson Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary 'Ed” . . serious . . . hard worker . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Junior Achievement . . . bowling ... to college for accounting. PAMELA ELIZABETH PAYNE Turkey Hill Road, Westville Grove Parish: Most Holy Redeemer Pam” . . . faithful Belle” . . . loyal to GCHS . . . National Honor Society . . . Maryscript . . . Glee Club . . . Forensic . . . Drum 6C Bugle Corps . . . Pep Club . . . Misericordia Hospital School of Nursing. A % JAMES JOHN PEEL 1533 Chestnut Avenue, Haddon Heights Parish: St. Rose of Lima . rides a station wagon . . . quiet per- . . Art Club . . . bowling . . . track . . . the Armed Forces. HELENE PATRICIA PEYTON 101 Washington Terrace, Audubon Parish: St. Rose of Lima Helene” . . . good sense of humor . . . budding artist . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Art Club . . . Pep Club . . . future undecided. THOMAS JOSEPH PFAFF 113 Lexington Avenue, Pitman Parish: Our Lady Queen of Peace Tom” . . . always smiling . . . curly-headed kid . . . Glee Club . . . baseball . . . track . . . may go to college. NICHOLAS SALVATORE PILEGGI 58 South Bell Road. Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Nick” . . . always found in a Falcon . . . terrific dancer . . . Glee Club . . . football . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . will major in mathematics. VERONICA MARY PIRROTTA 1830 Filmore Street, Camden Parish: Sacred Heart Ronnie” . . . energetic cheerleader . . . lost queen- ship by one vote . . . Mary's Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . private secretary. 92 ERNEST LAWRENCE POWELL 1105 Center Street, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Ernie” . . . intelligent . . . national semi-finahst . . . National Honor Society . . . Maryscript feature editor . . . Maryan . . . Forensic . . . Glee Club . . . Science Club . . . track . . . college and then medical school. CLAIRE AGNES RAUSCHER 716 Willitts Avenue, Audubon Parish: St. Rose of Lima Claire” . . charming personality . . . spirited cheerleader . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . legal secretary. MAUREEN MARGARET RODGERS 934 Hudson Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Reenie” . . . vivacious . . . great corps fan . . . National Honor Society . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Maryan . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Drum dC Bugle . . . Pep Club . . . library aide . . . will teach in the elementary school. WILLIAM FRANCIS RYAN 320 Market Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Bill” . . . good sport ... at ease behind the wheel . . . National Honor Society . . . Glee Club . . Camera Club . . Pep Club . . . track . . . bowling . . . college bound. MARY THERESA SCANLAN 142 Delsea Drive, Woodbury Mare” . . . friendly personality . . . known by her laugh . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Pep Club . . . wants to b'e bookkeeper. RUSSELL MICHAEL SCHAFFER 3 Oriole Drive, Audubon Park Parish: Holy Maternity Russ” . . . always seen with Tom . . . sandy hair . . . Pep Club . . . Stage Hand . . . track . . . may go to college. 93 MICHAEL ROBERT SCHLEGEL 568 Ursinus Street, Oak Valley Parish: St. Margaret Mike” . . . affable . . . famous for his blond . . . Pep Club . . , bowling . . . college. curls PATRICIA ANNE SCOTT 51 Ash Avenue, Greenfields Village Parish: St Margaret Pat” . . . blusher . . . great sense of humor National Honor Society . . . Mary’s Crusaders Maryscript . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club Future Nurses Club . . . nursing school. RICHARD FRANCIS SHERRER 334 Sylvan Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Rich” . . avid reader . . . friendly sort of boy . Glee Club . . . Stage Hand . . . coaches fresh- man football . . football . . . track . . college bound. ROSEMARIE THERESA SCLAFANI 257 Crystal Terrace, Haddonfield Parish: St. Rose of Lima Roe” . . . always ready with a joke . . . watch out when Roe’s driving . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Maryscript . . . Glee Club . . . Art Club . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Pep Club . . . library aide . . . basketball . . . nursing school. JOSEPH WILLIAM SCHLICHT 33 Bell Road, Bcllmawr Parish: Annunciation Joe” . . . sports-minded . . . fasten your seat belt” . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . college CHARLES PETER SCHWARTZ 28 Cedar Avenue, Glassboro Parish: St. Bridget Jake . . . friendly personality . . . usually found in Glassboro . . . football . . . most likely will study meteorology. v 94 yT RUTH-ANNE LOUISE SHEVLAND 300 Ford Avenue, Woodbury Parish: St. Anne Rufus” . . . congenial . . . self-reliant . . . Mary's Crusaders . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Drum 6C Bugle . . . Pep Club . . . NOMA repre- sentative . . . will make a charming receptionist. EMANUEL STEPHEN SHODDER 310 Cumberland Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Bud” . . . quite the athlete . . . president Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Glee Club . . . football . . . basketball star . . . track . . . will attend college. JOANNE MARY SHUDA 537 Highland Avenue, Westville Parish: St. Anne Joan” . . . very determined . . . diligent . likes horseback riding . . . Nation ] Honor Society Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Junior Achievement . . . Science Club . . . cherishes the idea of becoming a nurse. CHARLENE ANN SIMON 146 Union Avenue, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Charlie” ... a special attraction for a certain corps . . . always laughing . . . National Honor Society . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Drum Bugle . . . Pep Club . . . airline stewardess. ° TERENCE JAMES SMALL 1005 Hudson Avenue, Woodbury Parish: Most Holy Redeemer SS Terry” . . . silent-like, but sociable . . . has a habit of bumping into big things (like a bus) . . . Mission Club . . . faithful Stage Hand . . . U. S. Air Force. JOHN MICHAEL SMITHSON 1125 Garrett Avenue, Woodbury Parish: St. Patrick John” . . . intelligent . . . good company . National Honor Society . . . baseball . . . bowling . . . may go to college. WILLIAM JOHN SOMERSET 139 Princeton Road, Audubon Parish: St. Rose of Lima Spider” . . . head in the clouds . . . blusher . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . basketball star . . . cross-country . . . wants to go to college. JAMES FRANCIS SPEESE 228 West Browning Road, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Jim . . . friendly . . . green pea giant” . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . baseball . . . bowling . . college bound for teaching profession. 95 DENNIS MICHAEL TULL 408 Carson Avenue, Woodbury Parish: Most Holy Redeemer '’Den” . . . the quiet type ... a gentleman at all times . . . Art Club . . . Pep Club . . . CYO basketball . . . bowling . . . will join the Armed Forces. 244 Summit Avenue, Mantua Parish: Incarnation John” . . . generally quiet . . . always pleasant . . . Stage Hand . . . U. S. Air Force. JOSEPH JAMES 236 Cumberland Streejf, Parish: St. Md| , Joe” . . . cordial to all . . . ourj s«( fe keaper Knights of Gloucester Catholi PL . Qlef Jufub . Pep Club . . . football . . . trac|c A towling . college. NANCY JEAN THORN 10 Jackdaw Drive, Audubon Park Parish: Holy Maternity Thornie” . . . everybody’s friend . . . personality plus . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Maryan . . . Glee Club . . . Drum Bugle Corps . . . Mission Club a private secretary. HARRY ALOYSIUS VIZZARD 3 Nightingale Road, Audubon Park Parish: Holy Maternity Har” . . sharp dresser . . . pleasant company1 . a gentleman at all times . . . Mission Club . . sports fan . . . Stage Hand . . . will no doubt go to college. JOSEPH EDWARD WADDINGTON 138 Hickman Avenue, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary . . . great artist . . . friendly . . . practical . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . Art . . Forensic . . . track . . . wants to go to Joe” . joker . Club . college. aft ELLEN ANNETTE VANDER STRAETEN 116 Parish Avenue, Brooklawn Parish: St. Maurice Ell” . . . sincere . . . good sense of humor . . . Mary's Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Drum Bugle . . . Pep Club . . . will make an excellent nurse. PATRICIA MARIA VIERECK 341 Hudson Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Pat . . . sweet personality . . . Perry Mason fan . . . National Honor Society . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Maryscript . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . will attend college to study journalism. 96 JAMES MICHAEL WARD 109 North Main Street, Mullica Hill Parish: Holy Name Jim” . . . quiet and shy . . . rosy cheeks . . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . intramural basketball . . . bowling . . . to college to prepare himself to be a CPA. WILLIAM PATRICK WATERS 809 Mercer Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Bwana” . . . likeable . . . pleasant company . . . Forensic . . . Pep Club . . . track . . . bowling . . . future plans include college. JOAN MARGARET WEHRLE Weatherby Avenue, Clarksboro Parish: St. Patrick Joan” . . . attractive . . . our Prom queen . . also our Miss Singer” . . . homecoming queen s attendant . . . National Honor Society . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . Drcxcl for Home Economics. HARRY JOHN WEIDNER 103 West Red Bank Avenue, Woodbury Parish: St. Patrick Big Hair” . . . math whiz . . . strike maker . . . prompt for all classes . . National Honor Society . Pep Club . . . bowling . . . will major in accounting. MARY ANNE WELSH 204 Sixth Avenue, Brooklawn Parish: St. Maurice Affable, quiet Mary Anne . . . always ready to give a helping hand . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Drum 6c Bugle . . . Pep Club . . . plans to attend college. RAYMOND JAMES WILLARD 822 Monmouth Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Ray” . sharp dresser . . . the other ram keeper . . Knights of Gloucester Catholic . . . Glee Club . . Pep Club . . . Stage Hand . . . bowling . . . may go to college. 97 JANET MARIE WILLIAMS 941 Hudson Street, Gloucester Parish: St. Mary Jan . . . dramatic . . . constantly bubbling over . . . National Honor Society . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Maryscript . . . Forensic . . . Glee Club . . . Camera Club . . . Science Club . . . Pep Club . . . library aide . . . teaching profession. RICHARD ERIC WILSON 530 Elm Avenue, Woodbury Parish: St. Patrick Chug-a-mug” . . . big brother . . . well-liked . . . Art Club . . . Stage Hand . . . college bound. ANITA THERESA WOOD 10 Cherry Place, Bellmawr Parish: Annunciation Loyal, friendly Anita . . . rosy cheeks . . . Mary’s Crusaders . . . Maryan . . . Glee Club . . . Mission Club . . . Pep Club . . . private secretary. MATTHEW STANLEY WOJTKOWIAK 929 Somerset Street, Gloucester Parish: St Mary . . . lots of fun . . . Knights of Club . . . Stage Hand a future draftsman. ROBERT FRANCIS ZANE 1219 Taft Avenue, Woodbury Parish: St. Anne Bob” . . . sharp dresser . . . always smiling . . . Mission Club . . . Pep Club . . . has made plans for college. MARIAN FREDA YEAGER 1515 West High Street, Haddon Heights Parish: St. Rose of Lima Yeag” . . . slow motion . . . friendly . . . Mary's Crusaders . . . Glee Club . . . Pep Club . . . basketball . . . business career. IN MEMORIAM TO OUR FRIEND and CLASSMATE BRIAN KEARNEY October 18, 1946 to October 12, 1961 May He Rest in Peace 98 As we, the Class of 1964, approach the culmina- tion of our high school education, we look to Christ the King for guidance in our chosen vocations. In leaving our beloved Gloucester Catholic we possess a keen desire to express our humble and sincere grati- tude to all who have aided our education. Our first thoughts are of our parents who have given so much of themselves to insure a Catholic education for us. We think, too, of our Bishop, the Most Reverend Celestine J. Damiano, who has done so much for secondary school education throughout our diocese. We shall always reserve a special place in our hearts for our pastor, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward B. Lucitt, who has been most generous in providing all that is neces- sary for our well-rounded education—spiritual, intel- lectual, and social. We marvel at Sister Mary Carmel’s patience, and are most grateful for her sincerity and kindness. Our religious faculty has instilled in us the Christian ideals which we hope will remain with each one of us for the rest of our lives. The lay faculty has provided a wonder- ful example for those of us who will have vocations in the secular life. Many clubs and organizations have given freely to the success of the past four years. Our hearts are full of gratitude for all who have worked with us and for us and without whom we may never have gone this far in Cath- olic training. May Christ the King watch over all who have assisted us, and over each and every member of our class, to strengthen us in our faith and to draw us closer and closer to Him as we proceed along the path of life, so that we may reign with Him forever in Heaven. 99 BENEFA CTORS 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. Msgr. Thomas H. Sharkey, J.C.D., Chancellor Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles P. McGarry, Superintendent of Schools Rev. William G. Mark, Secretary to the Superintendent of Schools Rt. Rev. Msgr. Paul N. Rev. William A. Johnson Fairbrother, V.F. Rev. John P. Kelly Rt. Rev. Msgr. Alfred W. Jess Rev. Peter H. Kelly Rt. Rev. Msgr. Martin J. Killeen Rev. Eugene J. Kernan Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis A. Mcloskey Rev. Patrick J. Madden Very Rev. Msgr. Richard J. Rev. Paul Paul Maguire Callahan Rev. William P. McCorristin Very Rev. Msgr. John J. Kelly Rev. Joseph F. McGarvey Very Rev. Msgr. Anthony A. Rev. William E. McKeever Kurylo, V.F. Rev. Daniel F. M. Millard Very Rev. Msgr. Jerome Rev. Isidore Nahayevsky Pointkowski Rev. John P. O’Brien Very Rev. Msgr. Philip T. Rigney Rev. Anthony Pesce Very Rev. Msgr. Leon S. Winowicz Rev. Richard Phelps Rev. Edmund Aherne Rev. William F. Poyatt Rev. William F. Barnett Rev. Dennis J. Rigney Rev. John P. Bernard Rev. James L. Schad Rev. Thomas E. Burns Rev. Robert F. Smith Rev. Stephen Carey Rev. Peter S. Sprofera Rev. Louis A. Costello Rev. James P. Sullivan Rev. Joseph G. Fritz Rev. John F. Wieckowski Rev. James J. Gaffney Rev. Andrew Wisniewski Rev. Charles Giglio St. Anne’s Church Rev. Thomas J. Gooley St. Anne’s School Rev. William H. Hart St. Margaret’s Parish Rev. Joseph H. Hayden Sisters of St. Dominic Rev. Bernard Hewitt Congressman William T. Cahill Mr. QC Mrs. John T. Carrigan Mr. Qc Mrs. Leo A. Devenny Mr. QC Mrs. Joseph T. Adams Mrs. A. R. Cattell Mr. Qc Mrs. Lous A. DiCicco Mr. QC Mrs. Raymond Andrews George L. Cogan, Esq. Mr. QC Mrs. Joseph T. Giacomo Mr. QC Mrs. Joseph Alacqua Mr. Qc Mrs. William F. Comly Herbert O. Eppleman, D.D.S. Mr. QC Mrs. John Baptiste Mr. QC Mrs. Edward J. Connell Mr. QC Mrs. Harry W. Fatkin Mr. QC Mrs. Philip Barca Dr. Qc Mrs. J. V. Connell Mr. 8C Mrs. William Frazier Mr. QC Mrs. James F. Barrett Mr. QC Mrs. Charles Cooper A Friend (2) The Thomas Batten Family Mr. QC Mrs. Mario Cordero Mr. QC Mrs. Alfred Formanek Mr. Qc Mrs. John Bigley Mr. Qc Mrs. William L. Dalton The Geiger Family Mr. Qc Mrs. Patrick F. Burke Mr. Qc Mrs. Thomas J. Danks Mrs. William E. Gillin 100 Mr. 8C Mrs. W. Grabbe Mr. 8C Mrs. Frank Grant Mr. 8C Mrs. Marshall Halphen Mr. 8C Mrs. Joseph Heim Mr. QC Mrs. William E. Hughes Mr. 8C Mrs. Selby Jones Mr. QC Mrs. James Jordan Dr. QC Mrs. Frank J. Kelly Mr. 8C Mrs. James Kelly Mr. Mrs. Hugh J. Kennedy Mr. QC Mrs. Raymond Kent Mr. QC Mrs. Warren Koppen Mr. dC Mrs. Leroy Krown Mr. 8C Mrs. John Kulesa Mr. 8C Mrs. Henry Laskowski Mr. 8C Mrs. William A. 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Wilson Wynne Texaco SOCIAL PATRONS Mr. Qc Mr . James J. Barry Mr. QC Mrs. E. Bastien Mr. QC Mrs. F. C. Branigan Lynn Branigan Mr. QC Mrs. John Breneman The Brennan Family Mr. Qc Mrs. L. Buch Mr. QC Mrs. Joseph Cosentino Mr. QC Mrs. Earl Coxson Thomas A. Cunningham, D.D.S. Mr. QC Mrs. William Duke Mr. QC Mrs. T. Ellis Mr. A. T. Flanagan Mrs. Frederick W. Floyd Mr. QC Mrs. Anthony Gambino E. M. Garwood Mr. QC Mrs. Edward S. Alton Mr. QC Mrs. P. Anastasia Mr. Henry Anello Mr. Ralph Anello The Antanuk Family Mr. QC Mrs. John F. Austin Joseph U. Avallone Mr. QC Mrs. John Avis Mr. QC Mrs. Milton C. Baker Betty Ann Baptiste Donald L. Baptiste John Barkham Henry Barron, Sr. Mrs. Helen Barry Agnes T. Batavick Mr. QC Mrs. Frank S. Batavick Frank J. Batavick, ’63 Mary Batten Mr. QC Mrs. William Bauer Mrs. Maltida C. Beach Mrs. Louise Berckman Mr . E. A. Beebe Suzanne J. Bell Alex Bellenghi Mr. QC Mrs. J. Bernard Mr. QC Mrs. John Bernard Mr. QC Mrs. J. C. Bianchi Mr. QC Mrs. James J. Bigley Bill’s Barber Shop B. Birmingham Binky Birmingham Margaret Birmingham Mr. Martin Birmingham Mr. Mrs. M. J. Birmingham Mr. QC Mrs. James J. Blyth Bob Bodine Mr. QC Mrs. W. Boyer Mr. QC Mrs. Thomas Brennan Mr. QC Mrs. Robert J. Britton Mr. QC Mrs. M. F. Geoghegan Mr. George D. Graham, Jr. Jo Ann Hobbins, ’62 Bill Hoover, Jr. Mr. QC Mrs. William Hoover Mr. QC Mrs. L. Huckeby Mr. QC Mrs. Martin Igoe Mr. Qc Mrs. Frank A. Klimitas Mr. Qc Mrs. Leroy Krown Mr. QC Mrs. J. McGhee James R. McMullin Mr. QC Mrs. Joseph McNally Mike’s Barber Shop Mr. QC Mrs. Henry R. Murphy, Sr. Mr. QC Mrs. Walter Norkus Mrs. K. O’Brien BOOSTERS Mr. QC Mrs. E. L. Brown Louretta A. Buch Mr. QC Mrs. James L. Caffrey Isadore Cantera Mrs. Betty Cardone Mrs. Bess Cassidy Mr. Joseph A. Cassidy Elihu Clark Regina Cohan Mr. QC Mrs. W. Colburn Mr. QC Mrs. John C. Collins Mr. QC Mrs. Thomas J. Conway Harold H. Cook Glenn Cooke Mrs. Catherine Costello Mr. QC Mrs. M. N. Courant Mr. QC Mrs. J. Crowley Mr. QC Mrs. John J. Cullen Thomas J. Curran Mr. QC Mrs. Cymerman Anne QC Mary Dangel Mr. QC Mrs. Joseph C. Dangel Mrs. Gertrude Dangel Wanda Davis Mr. QC Mrs. Raymond J. Decker Mr. Qc Mrs. J. DeFamio Mr. QC Mrs. Edmund Dempsey Mr. QC Mrs. H. Derry Sally Derry Mr. Qc Mrs. John DeVito Mr. QC Mrs. Louis DiCicco Mr. QC Mrs. Raymond DiCredico Mary DiDomenica Mr. QC Mrs. Daniel DiFabio Mr. QC Mrs. P. DiGiacomo Mr. QC Mrs. Samuel DiGiacomo Anthony Domico Mr. QC Mrs. Joseph Domico Mr. QC Mrs. W. Dooley Mr. QC Mrs. William F. O’Neill William F. O’Neill, Jr. Mr. QC Mrs. Edward Paul, Sr. Mr. QC Mrs. Vincent Pileggi Virginia Pokorski Mr. QC Mrs. Wilmer F. Ryan Mr. QC Mrs. Joseph Schlicht Mr. QC Mrs. Francis Sherrer Mr. QC Mrs. Emanuel Shodder Mr. QC Mrs. E. J. Shuda Mr. QC Mrs. Alfred J. Snyder Mr. QC Mrs. John J. Tull Venezia Cleaners Mr. QC Mrs. William Waters Mr. Brian Agin Mrs. Michael Agin Mr. Qc Mrs. T. DuBois Mr. QC Mrs. R. Dukay Mr. QC Mrs. James A. Durk. Betty QC Vince Durkin Mr. QC Mrs. F. Dziengowski Mrs. M. L. Ernest Evergreen Cold Cuts George Engelhard Ruth L. Etter Mr. QC Mrs. Samuel Fama Mr. QC Mrs. Frank Fareri Mr. QC Mrs. Joseph Farnan Mr. QC Mrs. Thomas S. Ferrante Mr. QC Mrs. Thomas Ferry Mr. QC Mrs. John Fewer Mrs. J. C. Fisher William F. Fisher, III Wm. Fitzgerald Mr. QC Mrs. George Fitzsimmons James J. Flanigan Mr. QC Mrs. Robert Florich Mr. QC Mrs. James P. Flynn Mike Flynn Mr. Richard Flynn Mr. QC Mrs. Samuel J. Flynn William J. Flynn, ’59 Frankie’s Barber Shop Mr. QC Mrs. J. Gallagher Mr. QC Mrs. J. Gallagher Mr. QC Mrs. Domenica A. Galanti Mr. QC Mrs. James Galvin Mr. QC Mrs. Frank Garczysnki Mr. QC Mrs. Frank W. Gartner Mr. QC Mrs. W. Garvin Mr. QC Mrs. James Gearhart Mr. QC Mrs. Carol Geibel Mrs. Mary Gilies Mrs. Ethel Gillin Mr. QC Mrs. Robert C. Gillin 102 Mr. SC Mrs. Bernard Goldschmidt Mr. SC Mrs. H. Goldschmidt James J. Goldschmidt Mr. SC Mrs. Francis P. Gorman Mr. SC Mrs. Louis Grandizio Mr. SC Mrs. Edward Griffith Donna Grillo Mr. SC Mrs. Paul A. Gurchick Joseph Guetherman Mary E. Halphen Mrs. Mary Hamilton Mr. SC Mrs. George Hampton Mr. SC Mrs. Richard Hancock The Hanley Family Pat SC Neal Harkins Mary Harrington Vincent Harrington Mr. SC Mrs. G. Harper Mr: SC Mrs. Geo. W. Heacock. Jr. Thomas Heim William J. Heim Mr. SC Mrs. William Hogan Mr. SC Mrs. John Holmes Homeroom 202 Homeroom 301 Mr. SC Mrs. Charles V. H. Hutelmyer Mr. A1 James Elvamay Jones Mrs. Anna V. Kain Mr. SC Mrs. John Kavaliunas Mrs. Catherine M. Kelly Mrs. Joseph Kelly Mr. SC Mrs. William J. Kelly, Jr. Mr. SC Mrs. Wm. Kenney Mr. SC Mrs. Raymond Kent Wm. H. Kirk, Jr. Teresa Klein Charles T. Klenk Mr. SC Mrs. C. Koch Mr. SC Mrs. Koenig Mrs. Herbert Koller Mr. Leonard Kolsby Mr. SC Mrs. John C. Krowicki, Jr. Mr. SC Mrs. Elwood Laird Eric S. Landis Mrs. Helen Laskey Mr. SC Mrs. Carl G. Latini Carl Latini, ’63 Jane Latini Mr. SC Mrs. Henry Laux Barbara Lee Mr. SC Mrs. Peter J. Leo Adolph Leonardo Charles Leonardo Harry Litchie Mr. SC Mrs. George Louis Lucky,” a friend Mr SC Mrs. Michael Lozanoff The Lynch Family Mrs. R. H. MacWilliams Mr. SC Mrs. J. Mangano Mrs. James Mannion Mr. SC Mrs. Louis Marcotte Mr. SC Mrs. J. A. Marker, Jr. Joseph Marker SC Family Mr. SC Mrs. Daniel J. McCarthy Mr. Sc Mrs. D. McCue Mr. Sc Mrs. Wm. McCuen Mr. Sc Mrs. J. McDade Mr. SC Mrs. Wm. McDonald Karen McGhee Kathleen McGhee Mrs. Anna McGovern Mr. Sc Mrs. Hugh McGovern Mr. SC Mrs. V. McGovern Mr. Sc Mrs. Joseph E. McKeever Mr. Sc Mrs. R. McKnight James C. McLain Mr. SC Mrs. Wm. E. McLaughlin Theresa McQuaid Mr. Sc Mrs. G. Metzcher Mrs. Pauline Myers Mr. SC Mrs. R. W. Nickol Mr. SC Mrs. John T. Mihaich Muggs Miller Joseph P. Montes Mr. SC Mrs. John Morris Francis J. Morrissey Mr. SC Mrs. F. J. Morrissey Mr. SC Mrs. R. Moseley Mr. SC Mrs. Vincent Moylan Mr. SC Mrs. Russell Mozier Mr. E. H. Mueller Mrs. A. Mugil Patricia Mugil Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph P. Mullen Mrs. Edna Murphy Mr. SC Mrs. Howard Murphy Jim Murphy Lynne Murphy Mr. SC Mrs. William Murphy Mr. SC Mrs. Bernard Murray Mr. 8C Mrs. A. Myklich Mr. SC Mrs. Andrew Nolan Anne Marie Norkus, ’63 Mr. SC Mrs. Angelo J. Natoli Anne C. Nesbit Darleen Nixon Mrs. K. C. O’Brien Mary Sue O’Brien, ’63 Mr. SC Mrs. Fred O’Connor Mr. 8C Mrs. Wm. Padgett Shirley Patchel Albert Pallante Emma Pallante Thomas Pallante Mr. SC Mrs. Daniel Patton, Jr. Mr. SC Mrs. J. Peelyon Mr. SC Mrs. Lawrence Pepe Mr. SC Mrs. Louis Pepe Florence Perri Thomas Pfaff T. C. Pitt Mr. Sc Mrs. J. Pokorski Mr. Sc Mrs. Anthony Polumbo Mr. SC Mrs. Harry G. Pond Margaret Porch Mr. SC Mrs. H. S. Porter, Jr. Mildred Rankine Elsie Rau Mr. SC Mrs. Charles Rauscher, Jr. Mr. SC Mrs. Albert Rausher Mrs. M. Richmond Mr. SC Mrs. T. Rovito Kay SC Bill Sautter Mr. SC Mrs. James Schaffer Mr. SC Mrs. John L. Schilling Mr. 8C Mrs. Robert J. Schilling Charles H. Schillinger Mary Schillinger Mr. SC Mrs. M. Schwartz Mr. SC Mrs. John S. Scott Mr. Sc Mrs. C. Settar R. Sewell Mr. SC Mrs. Harry Sharp Mr. SC Mrs. James Shea Mr. SC Mrs. John Sheridan Patricia Sherry Thomas G. Sherry Mr. SC Mrs. Thomas F. Simon Mrs. A. Slack Mr. SC Mrs. Carl Smith Mr. SC Mrs. John M. Smithson Dorothy Snyder Harry C. Snyder Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph Spytek Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph Staffieri Sandy Stainker Judy Stapleton Mr. Mrs. F. Stelmach W. B. Steward Edward Taylor Mr. SC Mrs. Harry Taylor Mr. SC Mrs. Edwin J. Thomas Mr. SC Mrs. Gordon Thomas Mrs. James Traynor, Jr. Mr. SC Mrs. James Traynor. Sr. Kathleen Thomas Triangle Luncheon Mr. SC Mrs. John Verfaillie Mr. SC Mrs. M. Viereck Mr. SC Mrs. Andrew G. Vollmer J. Waddington Mr. SC Mrs. Edward Walker Michael J. Walker Rosemary Walker Mr. SC Mrs. J. P. Walsh Mr. SC Mrs. Roy Walton Mr. SC Mrs. James A. Ward Mr. SC Mrs. L. Weiner Mrs. J. Welsh Mr. SC Mrs. Harry Williams Mr. SC Mrs. C. Underwood Yeagers Mrs. Thomas Zander Mr. Edward Zimmerman COMPLIMENT’S OF ST. PATRICK’S PARISH WOODBURY, N. J. ★ Rt. Rev. Msgr. Paul N. Fairbrother, Pastor READ YOUR . . CATHOLIC STAR HERALD The Weekly With the Largest Circulation in South Jersey ★ 101 N. Seventh Street CAMDEN 2, NEW JERSEY WO 4-1665 WO 4-1666 COMPLIMENTS OF FRANGIBLE DISCS, INC. ★ PENNSGROVE, N. J. mag I graduate well and earn honors in Life. Congratulations to you and to each of your class- mates for whom June 5, 1964 is a very special oc- casion. 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: 'inveniemus vtam aui Jactemus . . . 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 107 MARTIN CENTURY FARMS FOREMOST Country-Fresh Dairy Products ★ PENNSAUKEN, N. J. NO 2-4524 BLENHEIM, N. J. CA 7-1234 WITH THE BEST WISHES AND COMPLIMENTS OF FATHER JAMES J. GAFFNEY AND PARISHIONERS OF OF HOLY NAME OF JESUS MULLICA HILL 108 South Jersey’s Most Beautiful Bank Building FARMERS and MECHANICS THE LARGEST DRIVE-IN BANK IN SOUTH JERSEY NATIONAL BANK Wenonah - North Woodbury - Woodbury Monday thru Wednesday: 9:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Thursday and Friday: 9:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. COMPLIMENTS OF QUEEN OF HEAVEN PARISH Cherry Hill, N. J. 109 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1964 ★ Compliments of OUR LADY OF GRACE PARISH Somerdale, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH J. BENDINGER no Congratulations from the PRIESTS, SISTERS, AND PARISHIONERS of ST. LAWRENCE PARISH Lindenwold, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF neil mcintyre, sr. hi Compliments of CHURCH OF THE HOLY MATERNITY Audubon, N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 Compliments of GLOUCESTER CATHOLIC PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Compliments of MOST HOLY REDEEMER PARISH Rev. James L. Schad, Pastor Congratulations to the Graduates ★ ST. MARGARET’S PARISH Woodbury Heights CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 FROM THE PRIESTS AND PARISHIONERS OF ST. MAURICE PARISH BROOKLAWN, N. J. 113 Compliments of GLOUCESTER CITY COUNCIL No. 674 Knights of Columbus For the Best in Bowling . WESTBROOK LANES Creek Road Brooklawn, N. J. GL 6-2692 NUENHEUSER’S FAMILY LIQUOR STORE 237 Broadway GL 64)026 GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. TERMINAL VENDING COMPANY Automatic Merchandising Candy and Soda Machines 301 W. Clinton Avenue Oaklyn, N. J. 114 THE NATIONAL BANK OF MANTUA Mantua, N. J. Member F.D.I.C. More Friends Because We Help More People” ★ The Friendly Bank With a Young Spirit To the Class of 1964 God Bless You” ★ THE CHURCH OF THE ANNUNCIATION B. V. M. Bellmawr, N. J. Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 from THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE BELLES OF ST. MARY’S 115 O’DONNELL’S CAFE 401 North Broadway GLOUCESTER, N. J. JOHN M. STEWART Realtor — Insuror ★ 28 South Broadway GL 6-3144 GLOUCESTER, N. J. WOODBURY COLD CUTS Specializing in 57 Different Kinds of Cold Cuts ★ 839 N. Broad Street TI 5-9758 WOODBURY, N. J. Compliments of THOMAS E. CASEY, JR. ★ Funeral Director RAGEN’S TRANSPORTATION COMPANY ★ Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 BUDGET MORTGAGE BROKERAGE CO. 3 04 Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE, N. J. Private — Confidential — Financial Consultants Phone: YE 1-95000 GLOUCESTER CITY FIRE DEPARTMENTS Company No. 1 - No. 2 - No. 3 - No. 4 Congratulations to the Class of 1964 ST. VERONICA’S PARISH Delair, New Jersey Third Anniversary of Parish Founding Carnival — June 10, 11, 12, 1} 1964 8400 River Road ★ REV. ROBERT F. SMITH, Pastor 117 Congratulations Seniors May Your Chosen Careers Be Successful and Rewarding ★ THE COMMUNITY OF AUDUBON PARK A Pioneer in Granting Loans for College Students in South Jersey FIRST COUNTY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Woodbury, New Jersey Four Convenient Offices: TWO IN WOODBURY ONE IN NATIONAL PARK ONE IN SOUTHWOOD MEMBER F.D.I.C. CHUBBY’S 1 y2 CHARCOAL HEARTH Specializing in Charcoal Broiled Steaks — Lobster — Shrimp SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE Open Sundays Collings Avenue and Black Horse Pike WO 6-2280 CAMDEN, N. J. Compliments of GLOUCESTER CATHOLIC FATHERS’ CLUB GARDNER FUNERAL HOME ST. BRIDGET’S LEGALIZED Black Horse Pk. Haverford Road GAMES OF CHANCE RUNNEMEDE, N. J. ★ Edward C. Gardner, Sr. Edward C. Gardner, Jr. GLASSBORO YE 1-2095 Thursday Nights Compliments PAULSBORO LOCKER PLANT SUPPLY CO., INC. of ★ McCANN’S FUNERAL HOME R.F.D. Gloucester, N. J. Paulsboro, N. J. Congratulations to the Class of ’64 from SWEENEY’S CATERING STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL SERVICE 502 Linden Street CAMDEN 2, N. J. May we invite you to visit our school at Known for the Service They Render The Food They Serve your convenience ★ Day or Evening Classes Approved by N. J. State Dept, of Education Crown Point Road WO 4-3369 THOROFARE, N. J. JOSEPH’S BEAUTY SALON VALLEE BOWE, INC. JOSEPH FOLLMER.Af onager Oldsmobile — Cadillac 421 Broadway ★ CAMDEN, N. J. WO 3-7076 439 Mantua Avenue WOODBURY, N. J. TI 5-2500 GL 6-0089 Glasses Must Be Properly Fitted Congratulations, Class of 1964 JAMES A. CARMODY SONS G.C.HS. Dispensing Opticians 224 Kings Highway East HADDONFIELD, N. J. THE NEWMAN CLUB Thurs. and Fri. Eves., 7 to 9; Saturday 9:30 to 1:00 Daily 9:30 to 5:30 Rutgers College of South Jersey Phone: HAzel 8-2240 REV. ROBERT F. SMITH, Chaplain 1 19 KELLI CLEANERS KELLY NEWS AGENCY Dry Cleaners Launderers ★ ★ 712 Hessian Avenue Barrington, N. J. NATIONAL PARK LI 7-4630 TI 5-2311 T C MOBIL SERVICENTER PENN FISH CO. Automotive Electrical Repairs Purveyors of Fine Seafood” ★ ★ Kings Highway Browning Road 122 3-27 Broadway BROOKLAWN, N. J. CAMDEN 4, N. J. GL 6-7677 EM 5-4555-56 WA 5-3666 ROBERTSON TYPEWRITER LEOPOLD’S PHARMACY SERVICE Wheel Chairs — Prescriptions Sales Service on All Office Machines Surgical Belts ★ ★ 8 88 Haddon Avenue COLLINGSWOOD, N. J. HADDON HEIGHTS, N. J. D. G. Robertson, Sr. 858-2263-4 Authorized Dealer GLOUCESTER CITY NEWS DAMIANI PHARMACY ★ 5 th and Jersey Avenue Delsea Drive WESTVILLE GROVE, N. J. Second Floor GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. TI 5-5251 HADDON SAVINGS AND LOAN HOLIDAY INN of GLOUCESTER ASSOCIATION CITY 200 White Horse Pike Route 130 and Market Street HADDON HEIGHTS, N. J. 456-7400 20 Marl ton Pike Pleasant Surroundings - Fine Food and Drink CHERRY HILL, N. J. Private Meeting Rooms 120 COOPER RIVER PLAZA BARRY BROS. North Park Drive 3 00 Broadway PENNSAUKEN, N. J. WESTVILLE, N. J. Compliments ANYZEK FUELS of Plumbing Heating ★ WALKER’S CONCRETE WORKS Market Street 3 16 S. Third Street GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. GLOUCESTER, N. J. GL 6-5953 SPARKLE PLENTY Westinghouse Laundromat ★ White Horse Pike Collings Ave. COLLINGSWOOD, N. J. 30 Washers -12 Driers 25 lb. Washer - 50 lb. Extractor John Si Joan Botley, Props. GLOUCESTER FUEL SUPPLY RUNNEMEDE HEATING CO. Oil or Gas Heating Air Conditioning ★ 3 9 N. Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE, N. J. YE 1-3040 MARTELLA’S MOTOR FREIGHT ST. MARY’S ALTAR AND Trucking Service ROSARY SOCIETY ★ President, Mrs. Nellie McCloskey Vice-President, Mrs. Ann Smith 8 54 Chelton Avenue Secretary, Mrs. Ann Brunhamer CAMDEN 4, N. J. Treasurer, Mrs. Emma Murphy Compliments G. DI LULLO SON Quality Sauces of ★ TOWN COUNTRY CLEANERS S.W. Corner Warren Filmore Sts. GLOUCESTER, N. J. LI 8-2600 GL 6-3700 121 Compliments of MITCHELL TIRE SERVICE TONY’S BARBER SHOP Recapping — Vulcanizing For the Finest in Haircutting ★ Men — Women — Children North Delsea Drive and ★ Bristol Drive 439 MARKET STREET _ ... Gloucester City, N. J. GLASSBORO, N. J. For Appointments, Call GL 6-4139 Jos. P. Mitchell KEENAN’S TV SERVICE CO. EVANS HAINES DAIRY FARMS RCA Victor - Zenith - Admiral Dumont You Buy the Best Sales and Service ★ ★ Cross Keys Road Broadway and Monmouth St. HURFFVILLE, N. J. GLOUCESTER, N. J. LU 9-2280 LU 9-2282 GL 6-2522 COX ESSO SERVICENTER MAC LENNAN’S ESSO Mufflers and Tailpipes Installed Atlas Tires Broadway and Market Street Washing Lubrication ★ GLOUCESTER, N. J. Broadway and Middlesex Street GL 6-0557 GL 6-9782 Compliments DEE’S BEAUTY SALON Distinctive Hair Styling of Hair Tinting — Permanents ★ 8 West Atlantic Avenue GLOUCESTER CITY REPUBLICAN CLUB HADDON HEIGHTS, N. J. LI 7-9176 Dolores Farley, Prop. MATT’S GARAGE LEIGH FLORIST 1200 N. Evergreen Avenue 400 Amherst Road WOODBURY, N. J. AUDUBON, N. J. TI 5-0955 LI 7-1090 122 SANTA MARIA COUNCIL 1443 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS W. A. FUNK, FLOWERS Flowers For All Occasions ★ Crystal Lake Avenue Broadway and Monmouth Street HADDON TOWNSHIP GLOUCESTER, N. J. GL 6-4063 SANSON FLORIST Compliments 8 Black Horse Pike SOUTH BELLMAWR, N. J. of YE 1-4082 JEHL BROTHERS ETHERINGTON FUNERAL RIGLER’S GROCERIES HOME Old Broadway and Evergreen Ave 700 Powell Street TI 5-8011 GLOUCESTER, N. J. GL 6-0599 McGROARTY’S NEWS AGENCY GREENFIELD’S ESSO SERVICE Morning Telegraph Whitman’s Candy Tires — Batteries — Accessories ★ ★ 73 8 Market Street GLOUCESTER, N. J. Every Night 10 P. M. Open 7 Days Route 45 and Elm Avenue WOODBURY HEIGHTS, N. J. 845-9595 John Lentz, Prop. All Makes - All Models Typewriters - Duplicators - Adding Machines Photo-Copy CENTRAL DUPLICATOR TYPEWRITER CO. BILL FLYNN’S GLOUCESTER SPORT SHOP 118 North Broadway 511 Broadway GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. CAMDEN, N. J. WO 4-9080 GL 6-4280 123 JOSEPH LaPELLA Roofing — Siding — Spouting ★ 5 32 Summit Avenue WESTVILLE, N. J. GL 6-4050 JOSEPH’S BEAUTY SALON Joseph Fullmer, Manager Permanents in Modern Style ★ 421 Broadway CAMDEN 3, N. J. WO 3-7076 WILLIAMS BROS. Fuel Oil Service ★ Oelsea Drive and Hillside Avenue WESTVILLE, N. J. GL 6-4214 REST COVE MOTEL Nick Guzzone 11th and the Beach NORTH WILDWOOD, N. J. JIM BAPTISTE Dry Wall Construction ★ 200 Tavistock Boulevard HADDONFIELD, N. J. LI 7-8647 DICK CREAN, INC. Complete Outfitters for Priests and Seminary Students ★ 28 th and Allegheny Avenue PHILADELPHIA, PA. BA 3-8888 HUTCHINSON PLUMBING COMPANY 116 Haddon Avenue HADDONFIELD, N. J. HADDON SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 201 White Horse Pike HADDON HEIGHTS, N. J. 2 0 Marlton Pike CHERRY HILL, N. J. UNITED GLASS TOP WORKS Auto Seat Covers and Sport Tops ★ 105 5-57 Haddon Avenue CAMDEN, N. J. Call WOodlawn 4-5374 REMINGTON BOYD Engineers ★ 6400 S. Crescent Boulevard PENNSAUKEN, N. J. 124 Compliments of ST. ROSE OF LIMA P.T.A. HAWAIIAN COTTAGE THEATRE - RESTAURANT Route 3 8 CHERRY HILL, N. J. Featuring the Fabulous Geisha Room Continental and Polynesian Cuisine For Reservations Call NOrmandy 3-5000 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Westville, N. J. Fifty Years of Service Compliments of WESTBROOK LANES Brooklawn PAGE BROTHERS Building Materials Lumber ★ Barrington, N. J. COFFEY COYLE, INC. Electrical Contractors Industrial - Commercial ★ 2 5 S. White Horse Pike AUDUBON 6, N. J. LI 7-2602 LI 7-2608 BERGLUND FORD Sales Service ★ CAMDEN, N. J. EM 5-5110 PENN-JERSEY COACHWAYS 1 5 Cornell Avenue GLOUCESTER, N. J. Charter Bus Service to Anywhere in the United States and Canada Modern Buses — Reasonable Rates 456-0844 456-0861 SEDER’S TAVERN Caulfield Avenue, Clements Road DEPTFORD TOWNSHIP, N. J. Free Delivery on All Package Goods Music Every Friday and Saturday Nights TI 5-8383 Compliments of MOTHERS’ AUXILIARY Gloucester Catholic Drum Bugle Corps Compliments of THE RUBEROID CO. Compliments of MR. MRS. J. SCANLON, SR. 125 MANION FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manion, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Flynn, Jr., ’39 Jeanne Manion Smith, ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Manion, Jr., ’38-’39 Margaret Manion Schwartz, ’46 Nona Manion Russo, ’57 DELUXE CLEANERS DYERS We Operate Our Own Plant ★ 916 Market Street GLOUCESTER, N. J. 456-9703 Call and Delivery Best Wishes CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS DAVID F. HARRIGAN Funeral Home OF AMERICA Court Geise No. 43 9 GLOUCESTER, N. J. 1451 Broadway CAMDEN 4, N. J. WOodlawn 3-3132 DEE’S BEAUTY SALON 8 W. Atlantic Avenue HADDON HEIGHTS, N. J. TURI’S MEN’S TOWNE Apparel for Men Formal Wear Rentals and Sales Special Rates to Schools MERCHANTVILLE 8, N. J. NO 2-0763 Compliments GARDNER FUNERAL HOME 126 S. Black Horse Pike NATIONAL BANK OF MANTUA RUNNEMEDE, N. J. YE 1-2095 SPATOL’S COLD CUTS 3 5 E. Kings Highway AUDUBON, N. J. Over 40 Assortments Meats and Cheeses Imported and Domestic Hoagies Our Specialty Open Daily 9:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M. Compliments of KLAYMEN’S MUSIC CENTER One Stop Shopping for Everything Musical” 70 S. Broad Street WOODBURY, N. J. TI 5-2339 McGUINNESS FUNERAL HOME 34 Hunter Street Compliments of ST. MARY’S WOODBURY, N. J. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION 126 VAIOTWC PMCi.