LaSalle College Prep High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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TOP R0lUf V-IQQIOIIIEIS Nxycyr, Charlcs Tfois, Arthur I,,.f'f', cj11ill'1CS HitJlJs. Ijrfllllf I E Solis, John 0'Ham, Vvilliain Tapp, Peter Yourl. Bottom Row: Sydney Burgoyne, I N ,lohn Lagan, James Conhoy, Joseph 1V1cNicho1, Raymond Stone, Lawrence N111- IJOIIHIQJ, TIIOITTFIS DKIIIDCIIY. The RiHe Team was first organized in Oc- sociation and in the Southeastern League, and toher, 1959, through the efforts of Francis O,Connor and VVi11iam Brogan, with Brother F. Joseph as moderator. In its first season the cluh had only four meets, three with VV:-:st Catholic, and the Daily News Tournamentg hut these matches iaid a strong foundation for the club. The use of the Phiiadetphia Ritic Club Range was secured through Senator Gartner. The club enter-ect the 1941-1942 season under the capable ctirection of Brother Damian. It retained its position in the Nationat Riite As- Just taking aim to plea sc thc in generat, fared well. The tive Senior memhers are William Tapp. President of the ciuh and Captain of the teamg Francis Soiis, Vice-Presidentg Charles Perkins, Secretary: John O'Hara, Executive Officerg and Raymond Stone. The out1oo1c for next year seems very prom- ising as a fioclc of veterans are returning as We11 as many Freshmen who are just heginning to hit the 1au11,s eye. CEIINQIII man

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CAMERA CLUB CLICK!! So cioses the shutter of another' successful year for the Camera Ciuia under the capable guidance of Brother Damian. The ciuia resumed its activities eariy in the iaii with the eiection of officers-'George Vvesterieihaus, President, and John Stearns, Vice-President. The exceiientiy equipped dark room was at the disposai of the mem- ioers, the majority oi whom dispiayed their aioiiity as photographers for The VV'isteri,an and the Blue and Gold. Most active amongst the iatter were, tittingiy enough, the two oiiicers oi the ciuh. Front Row: Richard Bridgeiord, George XV:-stcriieihaus, Thomas Rogers, Rohert Carahasi. Buck Row: John Stearns, Xviiiiam Smart, John Bacausiias, Francis Howiey, Lawrence iVicDonaid. RI D IN G C L U B Qlganized just two years ago, the Rid- ing Ciuh has already risen to prominence as one of the more popular La Saiie extra- curricular enterprises. New riders, under the tutelage of the moderator, Brother F. Raymond, soon become adept at the art. Members of the ntenderfootu ciass as weii as experienced riders are ali in unison that the La Saiie Riding Club affords a truiy pieasurahie occupation. Bach ROIUJ Edwiifd lllll OH, lrfiiflk SCIIHII I1I?, IIJI 1185 ROQCIS. Front Ro riv: Tho rlirx s Lowry, Robert Carahasi, Top Row: Howard Hannurn, Harry Fox, ,lames Stokes, Joseph ixicssa, Joseph NicNichoi, Charles Boyle. August Cifciii, James Xvaish, ,lames Snyder, Charir-s Schaefer, George Havens, ,iohn Schmid, Theodore Simendinger, Aioysius Cummings. Third Row: Gerald Crurniish, F Louis Cacchio, Andrew Nlccosicer, John Trinity, Vviliiaru Teeiy, Vvaiter Keiiy, John Carr, Joseph Ficcvorry, Edward Burns. Second Row: Charles Striegei. Donald Bucidey, Charles Yirlaughiin, Paul Gihhons, Richard Kearney, Rohert Buihnan. Paul Durgin, Richard Doyle, James Gallagher. Richard Bridgeford, Joseph Kane, John IVieLaughiin. Front Row: Charles R DKPIIUIIOC, Xxyiliifinl l:I'tlSl'l', V-l4il0IllElS GfElfiP, ,lllilll :x!H0dZiill'lONVSki, Pillll ixjlflvl-CHF, RHy'lllOnC,l N0iCl1, BCIHRIA JHIIICS, E N C H C L U B pail. -ln ,.,, AW . NLM.. .., , ,-ni V-1 . , , , , ,,

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MFMBERS OF IHF BOARD OF GOVERNORS 'lop Row Mr Fred Stets Ntrs thorn 1 Rogers Vtrs Clarence Stearns, Mrs. F. Schwanchcrg, Vtrs Rohert Butter Mrs Joseph Rich Ntrs Jo Lph Kelleher, Bottom Row: Mrs. Vvittiam Gruhh, Nqrs P I 'lr n Mrs XXII t0Il x ri sh WTS Frederirii Gcrngross, Mrs. W. NCVYVS, Mothers' lub tn this short space it would he impossihte adequatety to sing the praises ot the Ntothers, Club. Their devotion and fidelity were out- standing. Vkfith Brother Ctementvat the helm, the parents made ctoser contacts with the school, thus maicing tor a better spirit ot cooperation. Financially, our mothers iett nothing undone to hetp La Satte atong the way. This year marked a new event in the his- tory ot the iviothersy Ctuh as Brother Cie- ment organized the first Annuat Communion Breatctast, an affair which proved to he a grand success in every way. BROTHER CTLFNIENT ivlorivrulor I