.AmfUf.--mm:ww-6:4-J-Ldv L sf . ,ww W-6-, -M f - M- - M. ..... . . M , ,-, .L..,f-.m.2.fm.k- v..A . , .- 1- .+L.1em. ? 'hgf7 H '7':' ' N '- TN ' ' .-Irv, 4, . . . M . 1:m':f1.w,f1fv,ff--'...w:fL,,www-M-uf: M1 ., .- . The spirit of la alq is the spirit 'X 61V n K' 'Way 4' fm sf :Y 5 xiii!! mv PS -ser-5 K I r v finsfrfg 1 ll. , A. X of v K X ' VKX . r 'Q If I7 K '- A 4-Q ,i 1 1 i ,X . 51. ,i,. fs I I -'f Q ' 'xt K V X 1 si Q' 3 L ,f ,- 'im 1' V I ! f I x I . . fb 1 K - :- ' sg . U' r ' it i Q' s - ' 2,wff?i..,.i1f' 095,21 'Z' A , ' '. TJ In 4 - ' Y , ' ntl C .5 5 I v i, xjf. 4 : . 1 I I. 4 . 4 . 1 'W . . V, : '.', . ' T ' 4 i v ' 1 5141 i f' 1:5 A .. , , ' . ' ,Q ' - n fs, fi.. ' i..f,,f. , .i ' ,gs ' ua- ' -'JH -' 1' ,, , ,I . - 5.1-151. vm . 9 . , fm, 1 - f I A ,Q V. 'Exile-,a,x,w-3 1 ,Q-s I 1 'f' , , pt. my f' , ' '.fs.2,.f2qsk -'Q Y U' K' K' ' , i 1. i I '1 il fb 'X n X '75 r VW' KXX 'Hi Lllerary Ednor Pholography Ednlor ., Business Manager ... K X ,,.- 'F' I r V1 xx V ' as x a ,M P iz .HAM RICHARDM KENNETH B. KR . . . ..... ROBERT S. K PRODEY AMER IEL N l0,V0lv4 We, the Senior Class, extend a welcome A555 TUWSUN, M.D to you to visit loyolafs pfzyszbal planr IIS' laqge and hnpresshfe, and deep wh'!u71 Mere flows a strong vgoroas We. Welcome to Loyola High School As we conduct you on this tour of our school, we ask you to look about and examine closely what you see, for there is something special here. The secret soul of Loyola, the hidden source of its unique School Spirit is an ATTITUDE OF CENEROSITY. In all the year's en' deavors, the SPIRIT OF GIVING lives at Blakelield, We have come to appreciate this spirit by frequent participation in Our Lord's generous sacrihce in the Mass. We have caught the spirit from the inspiring example of our selffsacrificing parents, and from our dedicated teachers, whose highest aim is to mold their students into the likeness of Christ, into greatfhearted men of strength and balance in a weak and unstable world. We have learned from watching each other in action: doggedly studying when the going was distasteful and lacked success, enthusiastically working on a class project though the job was big and the hour late, blocking and tackling on the practice field when it was all work and no glamour, continuing to cheer the team on when the rain was pouring down and we were twelve points behind, long after the last class of the day has passed, working on in the Band and Camera Club and in a host of other extracurricular activities, seeking the glory of God, the honor of Loyola and the improvement of personal talents. In this atmosphere, we seniors have spent four swift and happy years, not always living up to the ideal, it is true, but at least coming to realize that we should. We are about to take our leave, enriched by our experiences, inspired in our efforts to develop this expansive, soul' satisfying formula for a full and truly successful life. Come along with us nowg let us show you the Loyola we have come to know and love, its outward beauty and its inward strength. We lmve come fo appreclhfe ffzllv splh? by freqaem' parrfbbaflbn 171 0ur lord Jesus Umlffif generous sacrmbe me-uw.: mea-an ,T ir, , - We , - - , hate- v..-...,:,:,,.,: W-L, Y W, ,.J...,-,,-- --f-- ---A V M f I 1 ' fo -n-if Q Ps i to 50- ini fflf M14 .9 Places of Interest XawerHaHlAdmmhhaHom .N New School Building fUnderciass2 ..,. Gymnodum Gpond .......... Main School Building Mdivifiesi . First Floor, Mom School fSeniorsi ,.,, . Front Entrance, Main School lFinaIeJ .... P096 page P090 P396 page page 7 'l'I 29 45 71 104 d MR DAVID A KENNEDY Dedka ed T0 UNE WHO PERPETUATES A SPIRIT 0F GIVING Wrrh our theme o genuoszty 171 mznd or his cllstmc twe qualmes as a Cathohc scholar teacher rrend and gen tlewnan or h1s mterest and personal attentlon towards each o us We the Class o '57 proudly dedrcate thrs yearboo to Mr Davrcl A Kennedy a man whose mspzratlonal lr e and zdeals wrll always be a gmde to our own lwes ggi gy I , , f , ,. ' - ' 5 f - - - , . J , f I ff 2 e f J , f , ' ' li . . , 9 , . . . ull second when Mr. Kennedy is per- f 9 n the classroom! Q V J '5 . ,sci I W , 1 5, I I 'rsf O ,Es I at ,ff I si I gf , A 'Aix' lim ,NM mf. rw. H.-no '-'I' X. 'Q-1 ...Q .f M ,f . 1 i 'ICH' LL11 RK 111 xl 1 1 1 lX 11 Il x 1 11 xx lX 11 111te11t 131 1 xx 1 IL1 11 x VERY REVEREND ANTHONY J ZEITS SJ Presldenf M111 L11 x N 1 xILfl 1 1 1 1 1 L L L x 111 5 xx1 Il 1 g Ille 13 X1 LX X IU Y l HN LA 1 1 ., 1 K N L 5 l Nllgxnx 1 L1 1,11 L 111t1L w 1 11 1 1e1t ei ure u lx LIYL lWFIxy1lIL 111 1111111115111 These are the gures behind 11 111t11 L 1 11111 111 ,M 1 1 ' M Q X llx. REVEREND MICHAEL J BLEE SJ Principal fu--.., ee-f e,5., 1' war Q-v3TfQ : ff JSF-f' een, REV WILLIAM F GRAHAM SJ Sludenl Counsellor 4' 'QR 1 lu... J IU' REV JOSEPH D AYD SJ Prelecl of Discipline the scenes A respected and venerable figure . . . Miss Julia Blake, LoyoIa's generous benofadress, leaves the library after assisting at the annual Blake Mass, offered for the deceased members of the family Io whom Blakefield will always be indebled. REV MERLE V BALDWIN SJ Admmisiraior Y' 1ii..ll-b -mtg -'W' N. tw Mr Edward J Hargoden Alhlehc Dr rector Malhemahcs :Yin 519791 tm, fir' Miss Mary G Crecghan Lrbranan Mr George E Helfrich Treasurer Math Bro Leo W McFadden SJ Admmls lrafors Assrslnnl emdflli jf 'WN ro :Imam A Garngan SJ mlmslralors Asslslanl if Mr JamesE Hlpp Band Dlredor QA 's,39 I0 Rev Eugene J Lmehan, S J, Rehglon, Engluh, Lafm, 1955 '56, presently Puslor, Our Lady ol Phe Waysrde Church, Chap hzo, Md rn X 3' H ' V .- J .2 V f if ,-9 2 I 'Y 7 'D 1 j MF, Y 1 fa 1. 1 ' , ' w. , , 52211--fififi.J J 4 N 5 new ,' I . A , - ,, I, XX lb X! x B . W' I' . ' , . ., Ad- Jf if . . - , - . J M Y , ' l L ' . .WW 'Nunn'- xl. i v. f-nu ... ... 1. -..., ..,, 'V ' J' 'Bri' 'Q'5 enn..-sm.,-w-1.., N -...W ,Q ,ng , . I M A , M. ,, , , , . , M V. - , ,,, Q -- f 1 , , M A,,.u',.0? 1,5 JZ. ,, ,, . .,,., ,,. A -. , a... A .A -, ., , .4 W. Q- ., , ...,, . .,.., . ,.... .. ., ' ' vw W tm- 1.-1 ..'2 , , 5 ww, sv-uQq-,NY-L. .1 mi! 4 V Q fm ' 'M -1, 11- .M D... s -ul. 'Wu-'V ,.,?fw......,. .7-W..-.. M., Li--si4Jmv!4walil'ls-nqaivus V m...,.,, ,Mm ,, 4.-.,.-I+.-..w..., , i-wil-airs -mx' ' if ihvll .4-..,... W.-A .. li' '- ,,, . V -se: ' -1 3 32442. Q ,nj of M- .-. Y.- M, Q - -. 1 -.. 1- m Hu- W-ravi. 'N O . 0. Y 'vw' ' ff W-.-. ' ', ' N. K- ,.. ., .L - , R 1 .- bf-w 'A I-A in f , a an-'P' -away, ,-r nw-wg Quays-QAM! ' -rv-w,-v . ,,,. if L- -1 .-. ' ,.....- no M. Q br ,,k it , 044 'nl 4' J Y I U ,. 4, 4 4 K 1 1 . ,Q .Wy a 5 1 To the Graduates of '58, '59, and 'ollz As our hrief sojourn at Loyola ends, we. the class of 1957, want to tell you how Loyola looks from the summit of senior year. Throughout our many days we have prayed, worked, laughed. and had our share of fun together as we fought the hattle you are now fighting. We wish you as much success, and more, in your quest for Christian manhood, We share your fondness for our teachers, who have aided. guided, and, ahove all. inspired us to do our hest. We were taught to love Loyola hy those who preceded us. We entered as carefree hoys and hope that we are graduf ating as young men. wellfeducated in mind and will, well founded in Christian ideals, We hope that we have passed down to you a little something of what we have received, something of that eager generosity which has become symbolic of Loyola over the years. We are confident that you will uphold the fine traditions which you inherit. that you will grow in the grand Spirit which has shone so hrilliantly from you thus far. For your enthusiasm and loyalty, for your interest and cooperation, we extend our hand in gratitude and say Thank You! Representatives of the people. As the flrst semester Spirit Cup Contest draws to a close, the camera catches Freshmen Class Omcers King llbl, McGuirk llCl and Rusinko llAl in conference with Mr. Jenemann, Moderator of the Student Council. First row-larcxak, Clifford, Reynolds, Rusinlco, Callahan, Stach, Blair. Overton, McEvoy, Macon, Smith. Fourth row-Flanigan, Gassinger, Second row-Adams, Trenchard, Hisley, Cooper, Emmett, Zerner, Schwarz, Tenley, Heimbach, Mantegna, Mullen, Knickmon, Bell, Rafletto, Von Leonard. Third row-Henderson, Hofherr, Koaralczyk, Mayer, Donohue, Eifl. First row Gutberlet Petri Hepner, Eyring, Dietz, Szhmitt, Moran, Casasent Enoch Second row Stakem, Mullin, Fowler, Genovese, Al- varez Weisskopf Putsrhe Ryland E. Arosemena. Third row-Mom UNE B Mr. John S. Crimy, IA Elocution, English, Latin Rev. John F. Sheridan, S.J., 1B Religion, Eiocution, English, latin 3335 A Neg tague, C. Arosemena, King, Streep, Schaub, Smith, Turner, Kowalczyk. Fourth row-Harrington, Sullivan, Carney, Colleran, O'Neill, Duffy, Weber, Leonard. Beginning the year in a fitting way . . . With all the faculty and students assisting, Reverend Father Rector ollers the annual Mass of the Holy Ghost to obtain God's blessings on our studies. 4: First rowfbe Bloom, Heyl, J. Smith, MsGuirk, Ritmiller, Alessi, Hast- ings. Second row-Dumler, B. Brown, Montgomery, Counselman, Sny- der, Barxyk. Third row-Dilworth, E. Kelly, Calderone, Lawrence, Mul- Iinix, P. G. Welsh. Fourth row-Falkenhan, R. P. Welsh, Kyper, Nowa- 0 N E kowski, Beazh, Hildebrandt. Fifth row-Metz, Budzynski, Gildee, Blake, O'Neill. Absent-J. Brown. Rev. Daniel J. McGuire, S.J., 'lC, Religion, Greek, Lalin. 414' - K rf , ... M my , .vll all iz., K J A J 'ibn J 4Q Oh for the life of a sophomorel. Coyle, Delclos, Carftne, and Mullen probably had good intentions of studying for that approaching test, but decided to catch up on their light reading instead. Mr. John M. Carboy, S.J., 'lD, English, Latin f Axim! QA.. --N .L s u' ll 'F Mr. Theodore E. Brady, S..l., TE, English, Latin. vt.- ?' fd sw., . Y T3 I 3 4:- The Pontifical Blessing by Father James Mallon, S.J. ends the school retreat in September. Thus did we gather our spiritual resources after K , the surngner holidays and resolve to make the school year a growth Mr. Thomas J. Bradley' SJ., IF in was om, age, and grace. English' Hiswryl First row-Lattanzi, Wilson, Engram, Christhilf, Naab, Webster, Stewart. row-Currier, Fusting, Tunney, Neubert, Smith, Campbell. Fifth row- Second row-Protani, Hoff, Schutz, Klebe, Rossi, Denver. Third row- Brown, Feehley, Kuhnke, Miriche, Rankin. Blachowicl, leubehusen, Sauer, Winter, Damstra, Dimler, Ryan. Fourth M 1 1 1 2 4 5 If i 1, I I First row: Erskine, Bray, McGuire, Blair, Farrell, Arnold, Buehler, Parker. Logue. Fourth row: Connolly, Rassa, Oliveira, Mikulski, Pisarski, Flynn, Second row: Gigliotti, Brown, Delrlos, Russell, Bauernschub, Kalkowski, 0'Dq,-mnell, Prondergast. Bowers. Third raw: Hillmann, Cusack, Kuper, Muhly, Brennan, Coyle, ll ll , ' ' A 1 Jr! fr Tw 0 4- rqpeya-5L ilJ?4 1 lr 'rg' ., Mr. John J. Marlinex, S..l., IG, Mathematics. X F Going down to Belvedere? . That's a :F familiar question on the parking lot any ' x 1, afternoon. Here, underclassmen Mi- kulski, Sprows and Frost manage lo get x Y A a ride part of the way home. ns., Mr. David P. Cusick English, Latin. , s.J., 2A, Q' .fgj 91.1 A .qv Y' 7.-1- 7...- y i Mr. Joseph A. Diamond, S.J., 25, Biology. Michelangelo :ouldn't have done better! iudge sophomores as they admire the art work of one of their classmates. Hours of patient labor went into such proiocts and posters ax individual classes en- couraged backing lor football games and other activities. POM of N , ' 'XX fn pw ' l i ii: l-i t 1'.1 l ' N '9 l Q ESQ, , Q. s . o x , . 5 . x Q 4 4 V 1 Q x Mr. William M. King, S.J., His- tory. firxtrow-Grubowski, Raab, Kohlhepp, Heimbach, Fahey, Baird, Second Kupar, Mclnnes, Milan, Blaxucki, Lambdin, O'Keele, Patrick. Fourth row-Ricer, Frost, Bristor, Domok, Macin, Sprows, Atkins. Third row- row-Dunne, Pivoc, Downs, Smith, Seechuk, Pierce. Mr. Coslello and sophomore Sodalulx Logue and Kohlhepp pul Hnlshmg louches on anolhor devolional proled one of the many underlulun by lhe Junior Sodalily to help lhe student body keep In splnlual sights hugh First Row-Brennan, Greene Duel: Plclz Sevclk Fohnor Dxlwulslu Thlrd Row Yelnck Deen Haupl Wynne Burch Allonbaugh Plulln 5 Second Row-Luber, Schap '35, JD . Q? L '6- Firsl Row-Scharper, Miller, Burns, Bollinger, Lehman, Cunningham. derson, Carneal. Fourth Row-Knoll, Janos, O'NeiIl, Muth, Rhodes Second Row-Sfickell, Master, 0'Keele, Donellan, Turk, Hickey, Wheeler. Harman. Third Row-Hanson, Michini, Harrison, Sheehan, Polls, Wedekind, An- rwn off g. K' Please open up-il'x cold out here! Remember some of those wo pg A freezing winter mornings al Spring Lake and Belvedere? H. Y i' it-- X I ' l Mr. Charles P. Coslello, S.J., 2C, lalin, English. Mr. Alben H. Jenemann ZD, Muihemalicx. ,f -.-7 1 'O .1 -1 Q Q Q ,- i .2 First row-Penn, Kelly, Nietubicz, Snyder, Gately, Chesmore, Schaefer Kenney. Second row-Conery, Drake, Nosker, Scheye, Morrissey McGuirk, Freiert. Third row-O'Donnell, Slawski, Heinlein, Streicek I 4 ,Za 'A i t ' A ,-57:2 A , Take it easy, that's your fifth one! The Freshmen are introduced to the fun and friendship of class parties at Blakefield. This group seems to need no introduction to the refreshments! 22 r r r Powell, Welsh, Wasnifsky. Fourth row-Peters, Ways, Michener, Goodwin, Yates, Riley. ,SJ 41- ,thre- Mr. William T. Netter, S.J., 2E English, Latin. A, -as me iv- X 1oe -- ,Mr. John F. McAndrew, History. TWU ll ll Rev. James A. Donahoe, S..l., . ZF, Religion, Latin, Greek, En- ix glish. l D The best preparation . . . Mass is said daily in the Students' Chapel, and many take the opportunity to offer the Holy Sacrifice with the priest, and consecrate all the activities of the school day. 1 first row-Strauss, Davis, Hoffman, Burton, McDonnell, Baldwin, Fondnazio Canby, Gackowski. Second row--Babeor, Koerner, Marzullo, Sybert, Stork loff, Collins, Thompson, Palumbo. Third row-Kalendek, Parker, Nordhol? Haslup, Bernady, Franks. Fourth row-Novicki, Winkel, Phelan, Loome, Sweeney, Koch. Pienu 'Twas the last school-day be- lore Christmas . . . Under Mr. Murray's skilled direction, Messrs, Bradley, Costello, Pantle, Netter, Carboy, and Heffernan put us in the true Christmas spirit as they sing the old familiar carols. i xx V-, ig A-L'-'A s.. tt 11 I Mr. William F. Ryan, Physical Education. 434 ':- -Q. -,N -+5 ,vs ... Nw-, f-ag, ,,.-'rv' . Q. .. 4-AL' -, A -Q 90 V... Q1 80 'cs- out 500 .sf- 'QW S THREE ,Z I ll ll Rev. Aloysius P. McGonigal, S.J., 3A, Religion, latin, Math emcrtics. Mr. William J. Elliott, SJ 35, latin, Englixh. 'cf I lp, If .4 4 A 1 First row-Harwood, Rossa, Shehan, Burke, Haul, Talley, Daley, E. Connelly. Second row-Santoni, Maciolek, Sisk, Carroll, Gatch, Kava- ncugh, Babeor, Browne. Third row-Worden, Utterbaugh, Kyper, Schnock, McGarvey, Ford, Gardner, Hartman. Kersch, McCoy, Walsh, Dugan, Palmisano. That's where l'm going to sit all next year. obiect of concern as Corbin explains his future Brocato and Baynes. Fourth row-Downs, Senior Gardens is the plans to fellow Juniors f rw CHC I' . yin W My Yes, it's reall' After the Calvert Hall Rally in the Gym, Al Seubott explains to his father the ingenious machinery of the HalI's low-flying space ship, as Mr. Elliott and proud workers on 3B's prixe-winning proiect look on. lFor those who didn't see: one tiny mouse running on a treadmill provided the powerll THREE 0 You'll never gain speed that way, Mel-ning! Mr, Ryan, assistant football coach, seems to be suggesting a reducing program tor our Junior tackle, with the evident agreement of Shehan, Brune and Riley. -nv--If QQ-qui First row-Flanigan, Murphy, Weiner, Corbin, O'Meara, Parlett. Second Riehl, Blatchley, Vanden Bosche, Cunningham. Fourth row-Abelsbev row--Battaglia, Dixon, Jervis, Orlando, Keller, Seubott, Bankard, Lorenz, ger, McCurdy, Evirs, Cala, Keegan, Stag, Lally, Armstrong. Carlin. Third row-Keyes, Leeds, Watts, Gerhardt, Carey, Baldwin, First low-McNamara, Wise, Foord, Abromaitis, M:Caml:ridge, Falter, Rockstroh, Bateman, Sweitxer, Berghoff, Ruff, Conway, French, Chiarut- Glorioso, Lawler, Hobbs. Second row-Kirkbride, McGovern, D'Am- tini, Mehring. Fourth row-Berger, O'Mara, Walsh, Noob, Riley, Buch- brogi, Doyle, Bodie, Jerardi, Boyd, Twilley, Schwarzman. Third row- ness, Ellis, Murphy. if-f' Mr. John A. Reusher Mathematics. TH R EE Rev William J. Ruppenthal, Go on-the coach told you to put on some weight. With prodding from teammates Snyder, Walsh, and Regan, Quarterback McCambridge seems willing to take this hand-off from halfback Corbin. SJ 3C Religion Chemistry vs 1? Fl , I ,...- , Arn' 35, . .Asn THE ELlRXNlfliHEAl:Ell . I NUW FLAYINE' 51.1 fi ' 7' 7' f I' K, 2 3 1. ' 5, - Y Q, . f ' 73. g. 5 K '1' Es, . . veil 'K 'QF' Nvrgg , fe. -'E' ' i an Al lhe corner lhealer, a JD Production . . . Mr. Panrle's spirited JD :lass helps ready the team for the Poly football game, Insei Dells us about the show, as Coach Connelly begs Cheerleader Kane to put on a helmel and do and die for dear old Poly. Firsl row-Sullivan, Yurek, Leonharf, Rrage, rahey, Stump. Serond row-Montgomery, Kane, Dodd, Preis, Rolh, Beares, Flynn, Lurz. Third row-Russell, Regan, J. Connelly, Klein, Lipscomb, Homberg, - S. - ig., German. 1 P ip . Housfle, Herring, Bunring. Fourlh row-Kelly, Nies, Rachuba, Clark Conrad, M. Walsh, Kalkman, Peters, Murray. Abseni-Dinan, DeAn- Ooniis, Manns. Mr. G. Donald Panlle, S.J., 3D n-as 3 5 Q, 3 ,J l R l 3 ' 1 3 x A J f .. .' , et L 5, ' 'R 'tl ' v Ny -YH 'X jf if v Juniors carelully scan the third issue of the Newspaper, realizing that the brunt of layout, makeup, and editing will soon fall on their shoulders. They will have quite a task in carrying on the fine tradition of our revitalized paper. First row Messick Heilmann McDonnell Gould Mulrooney Mullin A'1fWl'S Hvtrhlrls Kalsefsk' Baflh'-'I M9'ed l 5'9'n Un B0Wl 9 Stundlck Pauken Meehan Second row Vittek Tresselt Bagmslu F0Uf9l'l 'UW BUYUES BYUCUN oNe'll Amunn DUWY Dvsvn BYUNG Turner Riggle Hillmonn Schworzmann DeLuco Schreyer Third row el -ng Ting v i li ,J 'Y 5 1 'nf ri z...An-nnl!w4l1f.2f' Y' J W ' 55. 1 ifbiff c I xg' . I TV fwavhg. Here Will, you take it! Nearing the goal line, Harry McCambridge laterals off as a Calvert Hall tackler struggles to drag him down. The Dons fought hard and well on a cold Thanksgiving morning, but lost 20-0 to the Cards, our first turkey-day defeat in four years. 19' SCHEDULE Sept. 23 . . .... Loyola St. Joseph's Prep 0 Sept. 28 .. .... Loyola City College 28 Oct. 5 . . .... Loyola McDonagh 12 Oct. 12 . . .... Loyola Georgetown Prep 7 Oct. 26 . . .... Loyola Polytechnic 39 Nov. 2 . . .... Loyola Southern 20 Nov. 11 . . .... Loyola Mr, Sf, Joe 12 Nov. 22 . . .... Loyola Cqlverf Hqll 20 ,M , , :LZ I2..l'J2..- I LE -:G 't -' --'-2 --:V -:'-r-7' Z: a-alia: !P..m P. ',..:' 3 f C . r -A I 'L ,, . ' OOOOH! groan the Loyola stands as hard-running Jerry Sigwart loses his footing on this well-executed screen-pass early in the Calvert Hall game. The play was good for 5 yards but not enough for that all-important first down. 2 With the fighting desire that has marked all his fifteen years as Loyola's football coach, Mr. Hargaden inspires in his boys the same hunger for victory, even in the final game of his Loyola career. The man who led Loyola to three Maryland Scholastic Association Championships and several Catholic League crowns will continue to fill the post of Athletic Director and Basketball Coach. FUUTBALL r-. -sl, A 436' .W -J 5 L1 I . iq .7 1 1 4 -- ' 1-fy LL'-' 4 ...av- ,..-,..nnv To 'ua , , H-sue., ,U .af ,gf ,,..f.'J,..- '.'. an --Q ce ' ...Q 'Q' ,..:f. ..Jm.,, ,. 5 A - fu ' . it .gl 1' ' - ir. Regan romps. Taking advantage of some fine blocking by harry McCambridge, Will Regan rolls down the sideline against City. A strong second half proved to no avail as the injury-riddled Dons bowed out to a strong City eleven 28-6. The Black Knights had two Usually defeat means that the winning team has scored more points than tli: losers. All that is marked on the score sheet is the total points for hoth teams, In pure statistics. there is no mention of team tight. desire and determination. Though a I6 record appears lackluster, our team still fought in every game. Confronted hy strong, fast teams. the Dons lost games hy close scores and hy large ones. They lost in driving rain and they lost when victory seemed almost certain. Yet the piercing sting of defeat seemed only to strengthen the strong spirit of l.oyola's loyal rooters and players alike. In each game the linemen kept hlocking and tacklingg the hacks kept plugging for each yard, when only a miracle could vvin the game, Loyola never gave up. And this is all that Loyola expects ot' its athletes. Vvfitli this fighting determination and tire, the team gained some' thing within. even though they scored fewer points. WHAT IS DEFEAT7 . . . Nothing hut the lirst step to something hetter, Despite the bealhug, Spike Snyder held on to this McCambridge pass in the Georgetown game, but a last period touchdown edged the surprised Dons 7-0. touchdowns within the first five minutes, and even magnificent backing from the stands and rugged determination on the tield could not 'erase that margin. ,W A .r H-1 x s 5 '. no cfs. it sw 'tfidbfff' Q.. pls At... 3 u f 3 ver A ,. . , ,, F The camera catches some hot action In the St Joe game Here M:Cambridge hands off, and Regan ,fi-'dr .. . wr' ' I--4 Q. readies to slash through as Snyder wedges out a Gael end A hasty whistle canceled one Don' W 'eb Q, touchdown and other bad breaks added up to cost the Blakefielders a much-deserved victory. J: l Final score 12 O r.c:'f 5'w I lx 'cn'-v 4 ' flf, They shall not pass! All-Maryland Frank Tamberino l49l and a pair of Mikes, Rose l57l and Walsh l44l, cleats dug in on our goal line, refuse to yield an inch in the fare of a battering McDonagh attack. The Cadets scored on the next play and Loyola hearts sank, as we fell behind 12-6 in the third quarter. But . . . ilst picture next pagel . . . - ir- e kit: 'N f ' l N 5:5312-JXL1 J Xe, 4 A I X ,Q 31-l-'- ff ai, TOUCHDOWNI Sadness turned quickly to ioy in the same Mcbonogh game as Frank Guillott dove over to make the score 12-12. With the fans on their feet, Regan booted the extra point ond the Dons went ahead. Minutes later Spike Snyder l22l hauled in another McCambridge T.D. pass to close the scoring in a 19-12 thriller. A ferocious contingent ot Dons, led by Vic Corbin and Jock Kohl, with King, lodowskas and Walsh in hot pursuit, close in on o helpless Hoya. Though this punt return was stymied, Georgetown managed to push across o last period touchdown while parrying all repeated Loyola thrusts. Final score 7-0. Note the Hoya who lost his head while seeking to detour trafic. -1593? s - Y 8 ' ,. bo' Q. .'. ' .4-.,....,-. 1 ..-' 5 . . Butch Snyder takes wings early in the Southern game in which a drenched but spirited crowd cheered on the ill-fated Dons despite a 20-6 loss. An untimely fumble and a blocked kick, both deep in our territory, turned out to be the llnal margin of victory. Will Re9an's Hve-yard plunge provided our only score on a sloppy, muddy Held. . wi. 'nfl T2 llf W 'l'l,?N-r 1-Q rg. A - 'A Q 4 , ,A 0 n If P J ii' C:1'i 3 ' .I .' ' I! W - s.,,. . x. Q-Wg' rr' -- , W, M we - , , - . e..,,,.,. -M ---..- - A likgn S ,A , 73. , Q r -'2'9y. , .- SENIUR DUNS Center: Frank Tambermo All Maryland, All Catholic J.. Tackle. Mlke Rose 2 kzililf .iii fy -:11 T l f rf ff fn, 1 vs - t 1 ff X 4 - ,N -,-T, . , lv: h if It IV' ,'- 7 Mxgmwwtf E? ,X .2 Guard: Jack Kahl-All Catholic A-nf kt H, t L.. ' In A ,Azz c ,,Q11w.1 ,. N L'.--iifffh gf. ,,-, ,ng-w ,f-. ,..v'tfY ,A W, I Q 3 ls Endf Bl-tlch 5nYde' A Fulllback: Jerry Sigwart if , ,W c , . :-2 151, , , A 1' ' E . W... .W M, , - cm X . rr,. I uw ' , ftffk Tackle: John End: Fred Benson . ff B.- Dziwulski A' End: Bill Anderson Tackle: Dick Prodey if' fn 'll' fi: 1' Q V? E 54' , l . ,. , V ,,,,.,4 A ' wgm Q? Z X Wfllglw , Q ' ' 4 m RQ 'Q' kin-f .lxlm 5 .'Aa3f-'itz' b Q .- m, .1-P nr- ,ff'?z uf ,'.fQ,j3 1- eg-sf r: Yvwzviq. fi Y! .v'- T JZ. -FV -H. fly. , vi 4 ' .Q I mf-f .4 . . . 'M 4-,' asf. ,J 141' 2' A-150' End: Frank Guillott gg-gag am Q -s r uw 5 BASKETBALL CHAMPIUNS 14 Night to Remember-loyola 53 Boys' ldflb 47 PRIVATE SCHOOL CHAMPIUNS Opening lhe door Io Loyola's success wilh cool and accurale shooting . . . Co-captain Ed Mum lowers over Boys' Latin defense lo push in two decisive poinls. Ed's high-caliber of- fensive and unmatched defensive skills made him a unani- mous choice for All M.S.A. at center. Owls eye Jack Kolowski . . . His hard driving layups and sharp playmaking pierced the opposi!ion's defense, as he co- caplained the Dons to a championship season. Ours was a typical Loyola season. A notftofbefdenied deter' mination on the court and in the stands was the deciding factor in the Dons' rise to basketball fame. The experts predicted a rough time Loyolafwise and two early lopfsided losses seemed to confirm their views. But a 5562 thriller over favored Gilman started us on the road to proving the experts wrong. Each Friday night found the team a step further on the way, constantly coming from behind, learning to stay calm in those final, frantic minutes, ever growing in confidence and teamfwork. Suddenly our dreams were shattered by surprising losses to St. joe, Towson Catholic and WashingtcJn's john Carroll. But this Hargadencoached team wanted to win too badly. Playing off their Hrstfplace tic with Mt, St. joe, the Dons conquered a twelvefpoint thirdfperiod deficit for a thrilling 61-58 win. Two days later we again came from far behind to snatch a jubiliant 5347 overtime victory from Boys' Latin. We were PRIVATE SCHCOL CHAMPS! Happy? Turn back a page and,seel The Dons did not win the city championship series with Dunbar, public school victors. But the blow was softened by losing as we did, in two clean. hardffought games which brought honor to winner and loser alike. It would be hard to give too much credit to Mr Hargaden, to a truly great team. and to all its loyal rooters. Meet the team named 'Desire' . . . First Row: Miller, Worden, Murn leo-captainl, Kotowski lco-captainl,Sattertleld. Second Row: Sullivan imanogerl, Burns, McDonnell, Yurek, Mr. Hargaden lcoochl, Carney, Regan, Harwood lasst. managerl. SCHEDULE Loyola Opponents 75 . , Mervo Tech ,. ... , 49 28 . . . Polytechnic .. ... 47 44 . .. John Carroll ... ... 68 52 . .. Forest Park .. ... 51 44 . . . . Southern . . . ., 40 53 . , St. John's ,.. ... 45 49 . , . . Bel Air .... ... 44 53 .. .. Glen Burnie ..... ... 39 55 . . .. Gilman ........... ... 52 54 . Loyola College B . . ,.. 62 6l .. Calvert Hall ........ ., ... 53 52 . . Mt. St. Joseph ....,... .. .. . 50 48 , . . Towson Catholic lovertimel .... 46 38 . . , John Carroll .,....,..... .4. 54 52 . , . Gilman ..,.... . . . 43 46 . .. Calvert Hall ... ... 29 51 . Mt. St. Joseph ... ... 65 61 . .. St. John's ...... .,, 89 55 , Towson Catholic . . . ,. . B0 PLAYOFFS Division I 61 . .. Mt. St. Joseph ... . ... 58 Private School 53 . . . , Boys' Latin lovertimel . . .. . 47 M.S.A. 45 . . Dunbar ,. ..,... ., .,. 48 62 . , Dunbar ...........,.,,, , , , 66 WON - 14 LOST - 9 Steady George Yurek, cool as ever under pressure, taps stray St. Joe shot to the waiting hands of Ed Murn. The Gaels were even sorrier to see George in the playol? game, as his sixteen points paced the Dons lo a breath-taking bl-58 victory. ,- 'QQ-W n 'W Q o an 'G .Ei Team sparkplug . . . Ed Worden soars high to drop ln an- other timely left-handed layup. These drive-in shots com- bined with his outside iumps and pressing defensive play ranked him as one of theM.S.A.'x outstanding guards. Ed Mum .... Ed Warden ..., Jack Kotowski .. lun Miller .... George Yurek Jody Satterfield Will Regan ..... . Dave Carney Phil Trombetta Denny McDonnell Denny Burns ., ro, my rouLs mA11ouL 389 204 159 124 I5 60 46 19 15 7 4 5' X av , 0 First Row: Carney, Wedekind, Burton, Walsh, Stickell, O'Keefe, Cummings. Second Row: Fr. Donahue, SJ. lcoachl, Baird lmgr,l, Baldwin, Wheeler, Nordholl, Vanden I v Bosche lmgr.l, E. Connelly lmgr.l. ' ' Future Court Cfmmps . . . . First Row: Schwarz, Smith, Hildebrandt, J. Stewart, Campbell. Second Row: F K BA Herbert lmgr.l, Jerardl, Callahan, ll. P. Welsh, Rowe, Tunney lrn9r.l. Third Row: Mueller, Klein, Carew. ,arm 2-. al. 1 Y F -A ' 44,5 - . V Q ha XX L+-rx N . f Y ' limi , V 1 xv' V. -ll V ' N L L z. ' ' v if A-.V --I T g 90 I 1, 1 ,V .' '3' 1 S 9 v - c ,f v M , x,f . X Q. f lull , 'X Mfg M BJ l W-..-T,-F ,I -' Q Before we go to press we catch a glimpse of Loyola's diamond prospects. First -Row: Heilmann, Falter, Gordon, Carney, Lawlor, Jackson, King, Kotowski, Yurek. Second Row: Mr. Helfrich lcoachl, Twilley lasst. managerl, Snyder, Ridge, Worden, Wheeler, Clark, Sullivan lmanagerl. E BASEBALL H J v FJ fl F L21 i l EJ 1 . . L ' sam, -4 - Mr Helfrich, with stalwart senior pitchers, Kotowski and Lawlor looks over the promising varsity squad. Down on the tennis courts our hopes are high because of first Row: Cummings, Talley, Herget, Mr. Netter, S.J. lcoachl Second Row: Cosgzove, Bollinger, Enoch, Kearney, Donohue, Preis, Mulrooney, Gurley. Absent: Bavis, Dugan, French, Murphy, O'Brien, O'Donnell. 0- , ,' : '-...r....f-ff,,. le . g, 4 iA -' fl C J, , I x-AW.-I r Y Iv v A l-'la '75 E , gr! 41 .ft e TENNIS . M qw ,iff STUDENT CUUNCIL .ar Moderator, Mr. Jenemann, S.J., and capable Senior Class President Bob Jackall, are two important reasons behind Loyola's smoothly-functioning student government. Planning for progress . . . President Bob Jackall addresses a weekly meeting of the Student Council. Before business gets underway, Debating President Hathaway, fresh from a T.V. appearance, faces the friendly criticism of Yearbook Editor Prodey and Boosters' head Jefferson. All maior extracurricular ac- tivities have a voice in the Student Council. The function of the Student Council is to ensure the cooperation of the student body with the school officials in promoting the best interests of the school. This sentence from the school catalogue well describes the role played this year by our twenty-two class presidents and the heads of major activities. With Mr. Albert H. -lenemann, S.J., as moderator, and G. Robert lackall, as president, the Council enjoyed one of its most successful years. It worked diligently to promote attendance at games, rallies and dances, participation in drives, and support for other activities. One of its main tasks was the direction of the Spirit Cup Contest, a competi- tion to encourage outstanding manifestations of school spirit. Were these efforts worthwhile? In answer, one need only recall that enthusiasm for Loyola's activities glowed bright all through the year. Our thanks to the Student Coun- cil, the body which kept fanning the flames! 'Q x xxx I x 'X' x 'N y . N 'D-ex X, X fv 'vXX B N x lx I . XT' f . K 2 - 'w of si' S 0 IJ A l I TY A generous way of We Looking forward to the Sodality Union's annual Day of Recollection . . . Fr. Graham, moderator, and John Delclos, prefect, plan loyoIa's part in a clay of re- dedication to Sodality ideals. Tom Cosgrove of Loyola was this year's President of the Union, which represents the Sodalists of ten Baltimore high schools. Ze .fi- f I 1-...-... Mental Prayer . . . Sodalists find it o profitable experience to spend a full, peaceful hour with Christ in prayerful meditation. The practice, inaugurated this year, usually found many in attendance on Friday afternoons. The Orphans' Committee plans another Satur- day trip to St. Vincent's. There they will spend an exhausting but rewarding afternoon of football, wrestling, basketball and games with the boys. Ever since that day when God did men the incomparable honor of becoming one of them. men have tried to live their lives close to Christ. Our Lord. Many have wisely selected the same means He Himself chose. As He came to them through His Blessed Mother. so they come to -lesus. through Maryf' They adopt a WAY OF LIFE known as the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary. To become more like Christ themselves, and to bring the 'lflth Century world closer to His Peace. explains the Loyola Sodalitys efforts to promote sanctity and apostolicity in its members. To develop this spiritual maturity. frequent Mass and Communion. daily examination of conscience, mental prayer and rosary be- come a more and more integrated part of a sodalist's daily rouf tine. Through frequent personal interviews with Rev. Wm. F. Graham, SJ.. director. and Mr. Wm. M. King, SJ., assistant, many of the difhculties encountered in practicing the art of spirf itual living were solved. The interior must flow over into the exterior, and increased interior conviction brought further external activity. Inspired at their weekly meetings by Fr. Graham. and guided in their activity by prefect john Dclclos, the Sodality slowly shaped itself into a wellfknit group of leaders who undertook apostolic works: the annual Senior Career Conference Day, visits to St. Vincent's Orphanage, cooperation with the Baltimore Sodality Union in a Christmas party and other projects. but above all, by effective leadership in the daily routine of intellectual, athletic extracurricular and social life at Loyola. To become a Sodalist is to accept a lifelong challenge. It is difficult, but most rewarding. For in devoting himself with generosity to this manly way of life, a Loyola sodalist is eagerly confident that he and his world will more surely come to Jesus through Mary. IR. SUDMITY ' Y -4 . 4, -.. . it' ..-in 'jf f-'uf Recognizing the Sodality as a way of life . . . the versatile prefect of Our lady's Sodality, John Delclos, is chosen to receive the One-Act Play Trophy from Reverend Father Rector. Sodalists were especially prominent in Dramatics this year, as well as in other activities. Ll Fleiert, Dietz and Riley, omcers of the Junior Sodality, gather around their moderator, Mr. Charles P. Costello, S.J., for a brienng on coming events. Saturday Holy Hours, bulletin-board displays, and a parade of posters backing all school activities were among the many proiects zealously undertaken by the underclass Sodality. During a discussion at me Junior modality mooring, Pretect Freiert suggests ways for the Loyola Sodality to cooperate with the C.Y.O. and other Catholic Action groups. er-4 3 5 fi .2 WALTER HATHAWAY JOHN BARTHA Mr. Gallahue, S.J., moderator and Walt Hathaway, president, in the midst of research before one of their publlc appearances. Pabhk Speakfhg This was a year of innovation in Loyola's speech ac' tivities. Abandoning the practice of debating both sides of a single fixed subject, the discussion form of public speaking was adopted, since it seemed to offer greater flexibility and a wider scope of practical and vital topics of the day. With the accent on the United Nations and our nation's participation in solving the great current social problems, a whole host of activities was hung upon the new frame' work: the Voice of Democracy contest, four successful radio broadcasts, several discussions with other local high schools, retention of the Knights of Columbus Trophy in competition with Maryvale, two very well-received telecasts, to mention but the highlights. This fast-paced program was augmented by discussions among the members of the Bellarmine Society, thus affording all ample opportunity to express themselves before others and to grow in knowledge of public affairs. The imaginative direction of Mr. Gallahue, S.J., com- bined with the zeal and cooperation of the members enabled the Society to achieve the goals it set for itself. The gratify' ing results of this year of innovation indicate a promising future. Loyola is proud of its public speakers. Seated: Kaiserski, Baynes, Bro- B E L L A R M I N E S 0 0 I E T Y cato, McDonnell, Mr. Gallahue, S.J. tmoderatorl, Hathaway tpresidentl, Chiaruttini, Barthag standing: Hillmann, Bowling and Messick. it -.- , f ' ff- .......-QAX 5 X, ,I .Z fix P' l D MICHAEL HILLMANN lv ik JOHN BAYNES As others hear us nell, and Messick berome thelr own cnhcs as they moke use of all possible mechanical ands fo Improve their speaking techmques CARIJINAL GIBBUNS y P N Operation Loyolan . . . Editor Jim Keefer and moderator Mr. Diamond are intent on making some last-minute change in layout before the presses begin to roll. Flexibility is a virtue required of any newspaper staff, and ours practiced it well. 'QHS I a feet-A svgfw lnl XI, X.. ' llltlll X llllrll N1 Html IHNXNHN, XIII Ivudww tlirfh H. lttlf Bll.l,N lil Ill! CIIOSICN llnlzlqr slum- nan- ln ltlt'UM'l'lII soczn-fri Sf'L'y'3fff'f,j'jjfffj V , xv L f , -r,.,aW,r+.. 5 ll xx it 1 I t l t g it ri .M .,i...,.i, ... .,.. , W, 4. .,a.................. Friday, November 2, 1956 was a redfletter day on our calendar. This was the date when, after an absence of seven years, there appeared The LOYOLAN, Volume VI, Number I. Needless to say, there is an inspiring story of vision and hard work behind the Loyolan's return to print. The student body is proud of its latest literary venture. which is now standing beside our quarterly magazine and annual yearbook. Students are glad to know, too, that The LOYOLANN has become the schools farfflung representative in other localities through the policy of exchanging issues with other schools. To Mr. Diamond, moderator. to jim Keefer, editor, and the other senior trail' blazers, to the underclassmen who have prepared to take their places, our sincere congratulations for your vision and for its accomplishment! up and coming underclass members of the Newspaper Stat? or hard at work proof reading galley pages for the next Issue From left to nght Brown Mlflilhl Bunting Hartman and Price Q 5 1 dh: 0 QQ 'Q ,DYQ fxixl QW, Ji Tom Roach, News Editor, types out gn important article for the coming edition. After the struggle, the rewards of victory. It was always a pleasure for the editors to view the finished product. Here Editor-irv Chief Keeler, Business Manager Sanders, and Editors Himmelheber and Roach take pride in inspecting an especially successful issue. - 0 N ll, + Smith, Kramer, Smyth 8 Co. combine to select pictures for the sports and feature pages. Q 5 ' 2 P It's a long climb to the little room at the top of the tower. Come on up. You'll enjoy seeing a Yearbook staff in action. Meet the feature players in the story of The 1957 Loy- ola . . . They made the plans, drew up the layouts, typed out the lists, prepared the pictures and started the ball rolling. Shown here are the men who planned and achieved the new Iook in yeorbooks: Vic Alessi iUnder:Iassl, Xav- ier Spiegel lSeniorl, Dick Pro- dey lEditorl, Ken Kramer iPho- tography, Bob Jockall lActiv- itiesl, and Mr. 0'Brien, S.J. lModeratorl. 4 ,.,-ni 4' -fr -l The Senior Section was the first to get under way. Garreis, Bohli, Spiegel lsection editorl, Rodowskas, Liberatore and a score of others eagerly started work on pages 71-103. Now the daily routine of captioning, proof reading and typing began. 'T - xx XX' 519- E, if ,,.,,.. 1 N X, ts .ecua- .3,- . ,,, ,,l.-ii Y r- H+ K 4 l -gn. X., :f1f:'-'F-7 1' 16-151 - Ti ' - e. E 4- 31'-'E ln January we began showing signs of wear, but regardless of how weary we were, fresh new ideas were presented, discussed, and either approved or discarded. Mr. O'Brien, S. J., and Editor Dick Prodey are shown in the midst of a typical day. The work shifted to the capable hands of Roach, Alessi A lUnderclass Editorl, Carey and Byrnes, whose keen eyes searched our proofs for mistakes. l E V . l 1 We realized that captioning was not a one-man job. Hath- away, Bonson, Pretl and Jackall lActivities' Editorl got to- gether and found that four ideas were better than one. Their tireless efforts are found on pages 44-70. 3 x, HK There is our story in summary Y--a lu: of work,a great deal of fun and satisfaetiomand we hope. some small measure of success. Vkle feel that our efforts have been worthwhile. What Clo you think? Me l0YllLll The business stafT with Bob Kiel at the helm undertook a high-powered subscription drive to sell our book. They advertised over the P.A. system, through the Student Council and via poster campaigns. Here, Breschi, McGovern, Kiol and McCarthy approve one of the many posters mode by the Sophomore Sodality. I L BLUE and GOLD M.- -aw V i Members of the Staff put their heads together to come up with another ex- t cellent issue of the literary quarterly. .XI Kenney Gray, editor, and Fred Klappen- berger, photographer, scan prospective pictures for the next issue of the maga- Artists at work . . . Final touches are being aplied to the winter issue zine. of the Blue and Gold by Kenney Gray and Mr. Netter, moderator. Throughout the year our our literary quarterly was marked by well- chosen themes, capable writing, and artistic camera work. A big job. John Cunningham checks Blue and Gold proofs. 1 -11' till Q . r X L Artogrophy in the making . . . Vittek and Weger seems quite intent on learning how Fred Klappenberger gets such wonderful results from the enlarger. CAMERA CLUB A camera enthusiast comes to school especially on a snow holiday! Results of the day's excursion I You would never be enjoying this book if it were not for the devotion of Mr. Bradley, S.J. and Ken Kramer. You saw them snap the shutter. We watched the long hours of added labor which resulted in the finished product. Thanks and congratulations to the Kamera Klubbers for a iob well-done! l 5-'ar may be found in pages 2 and 45. 5 You're going to like this picture! Turning the camera in the other direction we find: First Row: Young, Bucher, Kramer lpresidentl, Mr. Bradley, S.J. lmoder- atorl, Weger Carey, Klappenbergerg Second Row: Bowers, Hobbs, Grubowski, Turner, Vittek, Lattanzi, Brown, Third Row: Pisarski, Arosemena, Vanden Bosche, Potts, Marzullo, Von Eilf. i fffpa nl ,v-,W s.,.,. MW I N c...of 11. Honorable audience, may we present most unworthy cast of our poor play. A parted curtain revealed this tableau of the entire cast of Six Gods, a delightfully different comedy in the Japanese manner. Most unworthy cast went over to Washington to win the Province One-Act Play contest, competing against the other fou h' h h l f of Jesus. r rg sc oos o the Maryland Province of the Society IJRAMATICS SOCIETY im l L! lt's beautiful-and it's ours! Messrs. Murray and Cusick, moderators, the cast and the stage crew of the Six Gods , all show that they are quite happy over their Washington victory. Last year, The Book of .lob , the Loyola Dramatics Society presentation, also won the pro- vince-wide competition. ,q f,-i , , , Practice makes perfect . . . Vittek, Ridge, and Slawsky rehearse for the spring play, Billy Budd, an exciting story of 'l8th Century sea adventure. Under Mr. Murray's ex- perienced direction, with setting and scenery by a skilled crew, the play promises to be Amon ,he oudiente never sees ' . l skillful hands a blg success' apply makeup, and Bob Kiel becomes Honorable Mr. Ukiki for the evening. C114 ut' 'Billy liuiltl' Edward l:illYlVilX Yun. Cf.LfI.m1 ........... ...Slgiwsky Scyiuwur. First flffipvr ,...... ...... l frcicrt Ralclltlc, First Liculevimzr .. ..., l.llClWClXll4Cl1 Vfyzitt, Smiling lxluxluf Gardner. Nlidxlizpniczn .. Surgeon ,..........,.. Claggurt, lXIustsr'.1lfAiv1x .. . Squeak, lvl.1.xt5rfl1tfAw'1v:f' Xiu: . The Danfkcr. Kluiwmvmm Kim: jenkins, Cuftczm mf Klcliwztiig' Kincaid. Mammal-pvmn .. O'Daniel. Nfczivmfpwmn Talbot. Mizzenziipmeziz Jackson. Klamtor-m.m .. ....ElWCfl1ZlIALlf .....Dinzm . . .Cuncry ....V1ttclc .....Ch.mt . . . .fwlcfigirtliy ,...Duggm ......K1el . . .O'Bricn ..SUll1X'Z1!'l . . .Healy Moonshine maker George Yurek has Revenuer Jay Leon- hart at his mercy, but some powerful fast talkin' saves the latter from sure and sudden death. The scene is from Moonshine , featured in a night of one-act plays put on by the Loyola Dramatics Society. Billy Budd. Fcfretifpwvzmx Hallam, A 31.111716 .. Messboy ................... Duncan. Nlate uf :lie Klan: Dcgl-Q Other Suzlws .....,......... Cal Jefferson discusses technicalities of Stage-Crew Mr. Murray and Mr. Cusick. . . .Ridge . . .Yurek . . . .Farrell .........Ej'Y1HLI ..PctcrQ. Barthix. Leonliart management with Mr. Pantle, SJ., and Mr, Hipp, the men responsible for the realization of a dream . . . From last year's small beginnings, loyola's fastest-growing activity increased to its present forty members. Uniforms were added, and the school began to look forward to the band's frequent appearances. Our sincere thanks to Mr. Pantle, and Mr. Hipp, and to their generous, cooperative crew! A M. 5 XAVIER SPIEGEL-President A little traveling music for o fast-moving basketball squad . . . the ian band's backing helps the Dons go marching on to a 52-50 victory over Mt. St. Joe. BA N D Sembr Members 'J 'D 2 'U' I ' 1 X s . f 1 i I I lf A-K' A ,vs C.. ROBERT WRIGHT RICHARD WIES ANDREW GARREIS RICHARD MOORE I. J In I - - . ,l .,,..' 1 'Wir , H331 Introducing . . , the Loyola marching band! Under Mr. Hipp's direction the band takes to the field for the first time. Here, they serenade a thousand pleased Loyola rooters. Q YT .3 ' iw iT' Xl ' I 'tk . Q q ff, ' Q -Q 9 -S . .M 5f ssl sf . 2 as 4 C, -Q . X X--, js., , 1,1 I rg Y - an ' 'N . First row: Annulis, Meredith, Casey, Kelly, Kyper, Lurz. Second Row: Vanden Bosche, Potts, Rassa, Thompson, Sweeney, Milan, Phillips, Petri, Kuhnke. Third Row: Miller, Riley, Rarhuba, Gould Mukulski, Steinman, Esposito, G. Meredith, Wies, S. Kyper, Montgomery, Russell, Wright. Standing Mr. Pantle, S.J., lmoderatorl, B. McCarthy lseatedl, Spiegel, Garreis, Parker, Riggie, Doyle, Mr Hipp ldirectorl, Kowalczyk lseuledl. Absent: Bristor, Kuper, Moore, Cronin, Yates, Crouse, Rankin Cavaros, Arosemena. QE I-X 41 'J ,.,,-'flela li if FRENCH CLUB Humor runs rampant as French Club and Mr. Gallahue, S.J., enioy o movie at one of their Wednesday meetings. ,L,-l... l I ' J .1 Mr. Gallahue, Trombetta and Chant, moderator and oHicers of the French Club. we , s wuq Q 'f . L .i 1 ' x ' Marsiglia points out some sites of the Y France of old as Kneufsey and Young ' look on with surprise. lThey didn't know , 1, , f 5 that Gilbert was an expert on the sub- 1'- ject, either!! F l .L L-..-. . 1' ' I GERMAN - CLUB Sieg Heil? . . . Adolph Hitler Meyer questions Herr Johann Schnitzlebank von KahI's en- thusiasm tor the cause during the German CIub's Christmas presentation. The nice thing about being in a German Club play is that you enioy your- self even more than the audi- ence does. ART CLUB X: ll f l f 3 , X 5 .Xxx .Q lsttt Mr. Cusick points out artistic highlights for Mike Amann to attempt to recapture on his own canvas. Club members spend many enjoyable afternoons behind the stage copying the work of masters and thus developing their own artis- tic talents. SCIENCE CLUB Artists in the making careful criticism of one anothers work leads toward constant improvement Emmet Lorenz Annulis, Weiner, and Baginsgi are deeply absorbed in their task. Mr. Diamond has little trouble holding the attention of Biologists Kohl- hepp and Mclnnes. Blazucki is simply amazed at Mother Nature's genius. I 4.-'A 1 RADIO CLUB John Montgomery, President, and Fr. Kelly, Moderator, check equipment before their meet- ing begins. usa. .f Q s see-EH li' 'W t s 5. .. cf X Watch now as the glass gives a positive charge. Fr. Kelly simplifies for Macon, Montgomery ond O'Neill the use of an electroscope, explain- ing the further use ol electricity in radio work. Fr. Kelly and numerous members of his Radio Club accommodate the photographer. Q fhiizlfi ,,,,,, Q . '3,, 'f. 5 Z-4, - of... sv M.. C., ft f l I 'l f Just a drop ol that . . . Fr. Ruppenthal cautions Science Club members Peters, Dinan and Bunting. The Science Club hos three active groups: Biology for Sophomores, Chemistry for Juniors, and Physics for Seniors. But, Sir! . . . Dave Chant, twenty-year veteran on the C.H.C. campus, tries to explain to and an impartiall?l iury his long-term his alma mater. The skit was a feature Hall night-rally. In the background are bers of the band, unmoved court official titled card-player, and leonhart. Judge Lawlor attachment to of the Calvert amused mem- Murn,' uniden- uf.. I. f 'r Y- ATU! i s of g Mr. Kennedy, perennial Loyola rooter, booms out words of encourage- ment at the rally before the victorious McDonagh game. 'U Mr. Jenemann, S.J., moderator, and Mr. Cusick, S.J. assistant, the men who channeled Booster activity. BUUSTERS Spirit starts at the drawing table. Jervis, Rankin, Baird and Sanders prepare to flood the school with Booster posters as Jefferson directs activities. 3 4 I iii . 5 I rr- .Y V ,,. ..'- . A.,- ,s-1 1 s' ' CHEERLEADERS L High in the air goes Loyola spirit as cheerleaders Daley, Alessi, Rankin, Pisarski get us into the mood at a traditional pre-game rally. and 4' t . . 1 ' , x A' Kg., z i ,J K y . S , x ,V y. J K sl., .,,,.e,:-sr v3'5 -r- . L f SKS' A . O . 1 'xy AZ ,N if 2 ' 1 K .K ' , 2 'fftx' ,1 It's a rare moment when the camera catches cheer- qwlt R, 'qs leaders in this pose. Here Sanders, Alessi, Rankin, 'I r L, 'L k y.. and Daley stop leaping long enough to check how .w 5 S , V. 1.- 1 r I Ns' his X X I' action is going down on the field. E' fs, 'Q 5 - fr. J'- , - D A ,Qin-an INN A 'Q ,. kk-Lx . ? tkf' J loyola's enthusiastic cheerleaders: Sydnor, Pisarski, Alessi, Sanders, and Rankin. lMissingl Daley and Zetlmeisl. Mr. Jenemann was moderator of the activity. 1 1 SENIUR DANCE r ' Q W 1 i Q 1 4 The morning after the Christmas dame finds Baird, Miller and Sanders on the iob, putting the library back into order after the evening's festivities. Fr. Graham and Chairman Bob .lockall discuss de- tails for the Valentine Dance. Members of the Senior Dance Commrtree aevote their Saturday afternoon preparing gridiron decorations which gracod the library at the Varsity Hop. 5 v ug si 67 Welcoming Committee . . . Parents register at the desk before going to see various teachers at a Sunday afternoon meeting. During one ol the monthly Fathers' Club meet- ings Mr, Dziwulslri finds it pleasant and protltable to check with Mr. Costello on his son's progress. Reverend Father Zeits, S.J., Mrs. Derr and Mr. Jaster, S..l., modera- tors and president of the Mothers' Club. Their task was made much easier by the enthusiastic coopera- tion of the Mothers' Club board members. These women devoted themselves to those countless details which were an integral part of this year's successes. MOTHERS' and FATHERS' CLUBS He's hero againl . . . One of the most popular people at the annual Christmas party, Santa seems to draw plenty of attention from the small fry. We have learned generosity through the inspiring example ot our parents . . . We have been inspired as we watched the added manifestations of devotion displayed by our parents in the Mothers' and Fathers' Clubs. They made sure that home and school formed a single working unit, geared for our welfare, as they attended frequent meetings, talked over mutual problems with our teachers, and heard probing analyses on teenfagers by Fr. Blee and Fr. Graham. They looked to the future, too, dedicating time and money to insure financial success for a host of activities. Oyster roast, fashion show, the mammoth Easter Monday Party-the proceeds of all these events have contributed handsomely towards the conf stant improvement of Loyola. Our deep thanks go especially to Reverend Father Rector and Mr, jaster, moderators of the Mothers' Club. to Fr. Ruppenf thal, Fathers' Club moderator, to Mrs, George F, Dcrr and Mr. G. Benson Waldmaii, the completely devoted presidents of the organizations, and to the self-forgetting members of their boards, Decisions, 1957, tor the Fathers' Club . . . Mr. McCambridge, board member, Mr. Waldman, president, and Fr. Ruppenthal, moderator, seem to be discussing some very important business. The scene is the school recreation room, the time, one oi the monthly meetings. - 6 ? 0 4 P, 147' 0 X- okg oo 0 0 ' , - .bf'y' 9 e Iniqo ay- I 1 Amidst gay and colorful decorations, members of the Mothers' Club talk about the singing of the Woodstock College octette and enjoy the holiday atmosphere ofthe Christmas meeting. Old memories are recalled as music adds to the merry atmosphere of the annual Alumni Reunion. Old Grad ol a year ago, Ed Hargaden, Jr. returns from Georgetown to encourage mem- bers of this year's football team at the Calvert Hall rally. Four years later, Dan Fall, lLoyola High-l953l, greets our seniors on their visit to Loyola College in December, and gives his views on the advantages of continuing education in Baltimore under the Jesuits. gonzui- t 1 1 ALUMNI Alumni, old and new, return to their Alma Mater for the Annual Reunion on the Blakefleld campus in October. Fr. Ayd, the new moderator of the organization, is himself an alumnus of the school. R O.. v ' x li . Fin! row-Weber, Rogers, Baird, Smith, Martin, Adams, Storck, Gurley. Serond row-Hickey, Tamberino, 0'Brien, McCar0hy, Miller, Kearney, Rekus, Blair. Third row-Rodowskas, Wagner, DziwuIski,'Murn, Sul- livan, Young, Bucher, Byrne. Fourth row-Kirby, Kramer, Hergei, Feild, Anderson, Tracy, Healy, Gardiner. Absent, Moore, Opin, Scally. -31 an sl. Mr. Leo A. Murray, S.J., 4A Frenrh, Latin Besi foo! forward . . . O'Brien, Smith lpresldenti and Kirby bravely i?l face lhe new day. R4 Y 'u l4A Class Hnstoryl nt th n snug 4A hot What t n Well then there vy as Adxm lt s beadle 1nd masterful I11Llslelll1 Anderson skrlled eon sultlnt for Lltln trln llflUI1 Burd trel urer of the orgam mon Bl nr our man for speexal servlees Bueher the Howard County hopeful Byrne wxth hx nerves of steel D lwulskl See ohn for short translatlon ex eerpts F 1ld Sul vyxll be late today Gardmer steady worker behmd the scenes and on the pxteher s mound Gurley the senator from Tennessee Helly the rare lavyyer who ean objeet to h1s ovyn objeetxon Herget creator of Llttle Donam1te and owner of the httle Donmob1le Hlekey stellar end on our mtramural football champ1onsh1p team Kearney nelghbor who can get up at the seven mmute bell and strll make elass Kxrby What txme IS lunch today Kramer Camera flash from 1 dlfheult angle? That was dependable Ken McCarthy wlth hrs famous THXI servxee Martm keeps three conver satlons gomg all on h1s favorlte subjeet Mlller our Fullerton expert on jazz Moore man wlth the sweet soundmg sax Murxm cool and capable representatxve on the basketball court O Brlen Has anybody seen McCar t y Oprtz the Smllllig boy Relcus and Rodowskas 4As Robxn Hood and Llttle John Rogers The Dodge 15 m1ne today' Scally What? Mew Smlth football manager par excellence Storck sllence IS golden Sulllvan Fexld w1ll be late today Mlster Tambermo our All Maryland football captam Tracys favorlte Well MISKCF I just Wagner answers to the name of Flash Young our sxlent phlloso pher Thrs was our class the names and faces whxch w1ll be to us our foremost memory of Loyola if Q.. 4As Fucal Report McCarthy Gardmer and Martm check wrth Treasurer lalrd n the class Bnancial status Dont look so worried Joe-there s enough money for a class party awmmgvv ff- -'ed S... Hold that lmel But keep thas one movmg Tambol Anderson urges on Tambermo iust of course to make sure that Tracy and Herget have enough tlme to eat a good lunch Mr Henry G Heffernan S J Mathematics, Physacs FUUR A l4B Class Historyl As we look back on our final year at Loyola. we will always recall with pleasure our classmates, each so much the same, and yet all so different: Rose, class president and lowest bass in the German chorus . . , class beadle Garreis, in charge of the arsenal , . . jfinkovic. Judes gentle sparring partner . . . Harant. with his specs on. the rage of the dancc floor . . . Hartman, who claims that Latin, German. etc.. appear as 57 shades of mud . , . Dougherty, with red hair and flashing eyes, the pride of Ireland . . . Kahl, standout lineman on the gridiron, and chief source of humor wherever he is . . . Zellhofer, president and sole member of the chess club . . . Leyko's Anybody need a bluebook?' ',.. Moses, tie his hands and he'd never speak . . . Wroteii. would get 99 in Latin-if only the words were in English . . . Professor Bauernschub, knows enough Physics to write a book on the subject . . . Meyers, working on his own theory of Relaf tivity . . . Carey, cameraman extraordinary ',.. Wright, member of every musical group in the school except the freshman band . . . Bognaski, equally at home on flying skates or car . . . Hricko, class actor, lays awake nights thinking up those 'good' questions . . . Casper, delegatefatf large from Baynesville . . . Lawlor, Loyola's number one left' handed hurler . . . Garrett, prefers the 'garden' to the cafe' teria . . . McGoverii's everlasting plea, Come on an' pay up! . . . Bohli, Where do we have Physics class today? . . . Liberatore, Straighten up that tiel' '... McCaffray, mean man with a slide rule . . . Fangmann, exercises his vocal chords only to utter words of wisdom . . . Sydnor, with ear keys nearly as big as the car . . . Wies, new sensation with a trombone and a Latin book . . . Carney, Asleep7 No, just concentrating . . . Bush, calm and collected at all times . . . finally, but not least. Alessi. our spirit booster and a familiar face in the little room at the top of the tower. 4713- ' X P wr Mr. Leon A. Jaster, S.J., 48, English, Latin, First row-liberatore, Bohli, Alessi, Lawler, Rose, McGovern, Garreis, Wies, Casper. Second row- Bognaski, Sydnor, McCafhay, Carey, Carney, Dougherty, Fangmann, Bauernschub. Third row- Harant, Zellhofer, Garrett, Bush, Jankoviz, Hricko. Fourth row-Kahl, Leyko, Hartman, Moses, Meyer, Wright, Wroten. FOUR Af? :rel Smokers, smokers everywhere . . . bul nol a smoke in sight! A gathering of the 48 clan in the Senior Gardens: Dougherty, Liberarore, Fangmann lseaiedl, M:CaRray and Bush lslandingl. Rev Gregory G Kiehne, SJ Mathematics. 1 Even alter four years, Wies, Wright and McGovern discover rhal new knowledge may be found among the books in our well- slacked library. Don'I larger Ihar umlau!! . . . Alessi, lauernschub and Carey gather 'round :lass presidenl lose lo make sure 'hal his German does iuslice lo dear old Bavaria. Firxl Row-Jackson, Bavis, Gray, Miller, Trombella, Carney. Second McFadden. Fourlh low-Osiendorf, Wiecxynski, Heaphy, Luebehuxen, row-Ziehl, Murphy, Dunphy, Baurro, Gordon, Parr, Vitrono. Third Kneafsey, Snyder, Adams, Marsiglia, Sullivan, Chant. Absent-Dom row-Breschi, Szhnepf, Schwarzman, Sanders, Campbell, Hauer, Cook, ahve, Klappenberger, Guilloll. ,X , x - History, Lafin. ST 5. . l lClass History, 4Cl Sometimes we forgot to do homework, often we forgot what was happening in class, but we never forgot eaeh other. Always we were together, in our laughs, in our troubles, in our spirit. This is 4C, to us. the greatest : Adams. Love to, Mister' '... Bautro, Sit up, Noell' '... Bavis, our enterprising egg salesman , . . Bresehi, always smiling at something . . . Campbell and Hauer, if you find one. you'll find the other . . , Carney. the Catonsville Express usually pulls in before third period , . . Chant, All right, all right! Mr. James A. O'Brien, S.J., 4C, Greek, A Rev. Joseph M. Kelly, S.J., Physics. Hire- v Y . . . Cook and Cordon. the quiet pair of Parkville fame . . . Donohue. sparkling addition to our senior y'ez1r- What about Iraq, Mister7' '... Dunphy, Do you want a literal or a free translation, Father Lenny? . . . Gray, our president, Thats lifef ',.. Guillott, What's so funny? . . . Heaphy, human questionfbox . , . jackson, But Sir! . . . Klap' penberger and his spontaneous laugh . . . Kneafsey, I don't know why, but it's rightf '... Luebehusen and his prizefwinning projects . . . McFadden. attends school between FOUR A meeting of minds . . . 4C finds that a pooling of knowledge is a profitable way to use class-time during mid-term repetitions. Reading clockwise from the bottom of the picture are Cook, Gordon, Campbell, Snyder, Bautro, J. Adams and Trombetta, Mr. 0'Brian drops by to present some parsing dimculties. Planning lor the future . . . Rube Goldberg Luebehusen, inventor of prize-winning projects, displays his latest crea- tion for the approval and enioyment of class president Gray and treasurer Bavis. Q '-an-.if-Aa.,,. . l I - yay' V' ,4 Q 'th ' .4 ' X, A X M- ,xlvk 7, 5 hunting expeditions . , . Marsiglia, Dave and I studied four hours for this onel' '... Miller, our efficient attendance' checker . . . Murphy, Havre de Grace's affable contribution . . , Ostendorf, never horses around, the precise answer in the fewest possible words . . . Parr. That wasn't necessary. . . . Sanders, capable student and active cheerleader . . . Snyder, Butch, of the slow and winning grin . . . Sullivan, capable basketball and baseball manager, always on the job . . . Schwarzman, What happened? . , . Trombetta, our VP., twofletter man who had to sit out the season . . , Vitrano, quiet and steady . . . Wiec:y'iiski, Mr, . . . Ziehl. the Naval Academy beckons the boy from Hamilton . , . This was 4Cfand were glad it was! Punching in . . . These smiles could only mean that another school day is about to beginl?l. From left to right: Jackson, McFadden, Ziehl lbehind McFaddenl, Murphy, Sanders and Vitrano. --5 1' -I - .4 'W 1.3 i I-V, B ,' K K E Q 77 .. ! I K 5 f an eff' '-Q ,X ,Y 7 Asa First row-Delclas, Weger, Harnek, Carey, Kotowski, Prodey, King Jackall. Second row-Smyth, Roach, Wieber, Ryan, Cosgrove, Cole- man, Maag, Hathaway. Third row-Himmelheber, Rankin, Benson Keefer, Graf, Jellerson, Karczewski. Fourth row-Byrnes, Eberhardt, Fowler, Kiel, Pretl, Spiegel, Truszkowski. Absent-Herz. Mr. Joseph G. Hawley, S.J., 40, English, Latin. From blueprint to finished product . . . President Kotowskl explains to other class omcers Prodey, R. Carey and King how an idea grows to reality. On the wall behind the group is the Go Dons Go' Beat C.H.C. proiect which captured second place in the Calvert Hall XX if 5 , Yi lClass Hrstory, 4Dl As our Hnal year at Loyola rushed by the class of 4D was hung molded mto future LIUZCIIS of God and country by the kxllcd hands of our csult teachers Here ls the raw mlftfldl they found Benson who set an all mme record for sprlnts around the football field on one leg., Byrnes the expert of Off the Record Carey When are you people gomg to pay your dues7 Cosgrove I hate to dlsagree Mlster but Coleman Hamlltons del egate to Loyola Delclos capable prefect of our number one extracurrxcular the Sodallty Eberhardt Where w1ll everybody be Saturday mght7 Fowler gets a head start on the noontlme charge for lunch Graf our Deutschland expert Harnak best beadle ln all the land Hathaway A speech a speech my new Dodge for a speech' Herz OI'1glDHfOI' of the Ho there Daddy password Hlmmelheber the deep golden voxce that carrled our choxr .Iackall M Actlvlty of Loyola Jefferson Play If ch1lly and eut the lxghts K3fLZ6WSkl whose halr vnould make an Achean jealous Keefer the drlvlng force behxnd our revltallzed news paper Krel curly halred calculatmg man ager of yearbook finances Klng How can head lmesmen and ump1res scorn such a genlal character? Kotowskl athlete student frlend No no-N was Nm way' Al half limo of lhe lhrlllmg MI Sl Joe basketball game Carroll Rankin and Xavuer Spuegel enioy a good old fashuoned dllhrence of opmron Jefferson seems lo be ndmg walh llanlun but Kiel and Hathaway haven! made up thelr mmdx ye! Q u rn my book someone wrote rn In a pre class brushing up oenuon and Coleman drier on Iherr parsing lo the evident enloymenl of Karaewelu and Maag Qsg Mr David A Kennedy Englrsh Regmrar 1 3 be t Pretl Ask Steve he knows Prodey All of you be at the yearbook office Saturday mornmg at seven sharp or else' Rankm sounds ou1 football cheers and runs the AUP Roach prefers to skate froller wxth a broken arm Ryan Well back m 1766 B C Smyth and hxs questlons 1n Rel1g1on class Splegel band maestro and ambulance drlver Truszkowskx low ln volume but lofty 1n content Weger shutter bug and Physlcs pro Wleber Greek class coming who has a smoke catalog of names from whxch we wxll be hearmg much 1n future years 79 I , 'I K Q a ' 1 -' ' V ' - s 5 ' s 1 S J-- ' , - 1 '- s - - s 'f 1 . I V I X' . . , ,, , by Cl H! t 5 . . . , . ' ' 5 A. 4 3 V I I ' . . I vii Ah ' v 5' - r - 1 1 s . , T u 1 1 , ' ' 1 v x b- I , 1 A Y . . . N A 1 ' ' .N . . . , ' A 5 . . . , ' . . . , M f'KX . . . ' N - Q c 1 - l l V ' , . , Q . . .h , ' 9 U. ' , , H - , - . . . , r. , , , ' , . . . , n P . . . I q ' . 1 . ' V Sli , ' ' ' ' -S 1 1 . 3 man . . . Maag, What do you mean, wear a A 4 t .xp , . ll H , . . In -. n I . ' 1 g. . . , I ',-' - . . X . . ' . . . . I K xxx J ,a e A ' 1 A I . ' . , ' 5 ' . l . . . . , , . - . - , ,sp , , . XX . I h J . . . , , A 1 gk'.f - , h ', U Q 'ki 'A , . . , ' fa- f .... M . ...A ,y ,f ', 1? V . . Q '.r 1' 'Q' FRANK A ADAMS 5630 Anlhony Av! I6I HA 6 1407 Blue and Gold 4 Senxor Dance Band 4 Rifle Club I Intramural Athletxcs I2 3 4 GRADUATES IDEAL LOYOLA STUDENT Bob Jackull 4 YW' 1'1 s 4- JAMES L ADAMS 98 Klnlhlp Rd I22l AT 4 3906 Le Cercle Francaxs Scxence Club 4 Football Varsxty 3 4 J V 2 Intramural Athletics 2 3 ,gba Q' WILLIAM R ANDERSON 316 S Smallwood Sl I23l GI 5 7639 Blue and Gold I Semor Dance Le Cercle Franqars Class Officer 2 Football Varsrty 4 V 123 Basketball Frosh Intramural Athletlcs 1 2 3 4 WILLIAM J BAIRD I700 ROg0nl Rd l9l FO 7 6932 Active Sodallst Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 23 Legion of Decency 3 Yearbook Debatrng 1 Senxor Dance L Cercle Francars Class Oflicer 4 Football Varslty 4 V 2 3 Frosh Intramural Ath letcs 1234 VICTOR E ALESSI 300 Radnor Avi II2I IE 5 403C Promoter League of the Sacred Heart I Blue and Gold 3 Year Book Deutscher Verem Scnence Club 4 Senxor Dance Boosters3 4 Cheerleader 4 Football V 2 Frosh Intramural Athletxcs 1 2 3 4 pa fh r. Ibn.. IL 6- ' 3 I ,,,- ' ,Q..g ' 1 3 1,,,4- 'Q A Q ' : ,Q : ll-- : 1 ',,,- K 13. I 1 I A I Ill: 1957 II--,,: 1 9 5 ,x 1' ' - ' 1 1 A : ' Q ' ze ' cl-.,: 4 ' i icq JOHN P BAUERNSCHUB JR 4315 lodl Rdvtm Blvd U81 HO 7 3839 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 Dra matlcs 4 Deutscher Vereln Radno Club 1 'Nu Wat-9 We NOEL .I BAUTRQ 3014 Chnsfopher Ave H4! HA 6 0849 Promoter League of the Satred Heart 7 Le Cercle Francaxs Senior Dance Student Council 7 Class Officer 2 CSMC 3 Foot ball Frosh Intramural Athletlcs 1 7 3 4 l0Y0lA 'Uv GN-'lv Year' THOMAS R BLAIR 623 Charles Sl Ave Ml VA 3 0500 Leglon of Decency 1 7 3 Yearbook Semor Dance Le Cercle Frangars Intramural Ath le rcs 1 7 3 4 FREDERICK W BENSON 4228 Silver Sprung Rd Fullulon Md N0 5 7692 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 3 Blue and Gold 3 4 Yearbook Semor Dance Deutscher Verem Class Qfllcer 1 Boosters 4 Choir 34 Football Varsity 3 4 V 7 Intramural Athletrcs 1 2 3 4 ROBERT J DAVIS 4512 Harcourt Rd H47 HA 6 5870 Promoter League of thc Saered Heart 1 Camera Club 4 Yearbook Le Cercle Fran cars Student Councll l Senior Dance Class Ofllcer 1 7 4 Football IV 1 7 Basketball V l Baseball V 3 Tenms 4 n ra mural Athletics 1 7 3 4 SC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jack Kotowskn l X -1 7. Rh' I Q 3 Q V gf x ' 1 V 5 ' W- : Y q : Z H ,M ll .Q 2 .M 1 : tg. l-Z' g I t M HIGH H00l X ' :mf -figl t, :W , r Q 7 I ,I , Y eg . , 7 PN Q - . . .I ' I l Q 5 13' ,: 1 J Sal.--1 Y'--.W 1 PAUL W BOGNASKI ROBERT G BOHLI 8852 Belair Rd 161 NO 5 5253 5915 Bertram Ave 1141 Cl 4 7009 League of the Sacred Heart 12 Sen or Debatmg 1 Yearbook Deutscher Verem Dance Deutscher Verem SCIENCE Club 4 SCIENCE Club 2 3 4 Class Officer 3 Intra Boosters 4 Football JV 3' 3 Intramural mural Athletics 1 2 3 4 Athletxcs 1 2 3 4 LA SC PATRICK J BUCHER Marnohsvllle Rd fHoward Col Davis 8 2125 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 Blue and Gold 23 Newspaper Yearbook Semor Dance Le Cercle FYBUQHIS Camera Club 4 Intramural Athletlcs 1 2 3 4 wk- fb. 4? fv- ROBERT A BRESCHI 3019 Wesmeld Ave 1141 HA 6 2677 Yearbook Le Cercle Frangals Intramural Athletxcs 1 2 3 4 JOSEPH C BUSH 4408 Marble Hall Rd H31 TU 9 3413 Deutscher Vereln Scmor Dance Scxence Club 4 Football V 1 3 Basketball IV 7 3 Frosh Intramural Athletxcs 1 2 3 4 f' nys ' 6? .3 GRADUATES UF 1957 LUYU HIGH HUUL eh:1f 'ihLJLQ,fsQ. , , A 'fr Q ' l PATRICK J BYRNE 931 North Hlll Rd 1181 TU 9 9270 Legron of Dettnty Semor Dance Le rcle Frantm Boo ter 4 Iee ot ey V 1 Intramural 'Kthlctlt 1 7 '4 4 MOST WITTY Jack Kohl ROBERT J CAMPBELL 4222 Parkslde Dnve T61 HA 6 8202 Le Certle Franeax Semor Dance Intramural Ath EULQ I 7 1 4 MOST PERSONABLE Duck Kung It 'IPC 4+ ROBERT J CAREY 3928 Ednor Rd 1181 TU 9 3189 Promoter League of the Saered Heart Yearbook Deut ther X erem Student Coun ul Z Claw Oflieer 5 3 4 Suente Clu 1 Football Var 1ty 4 V 7 I Froeh Int a mural Athletxt 1 if Aww-fs, is JOHN C BYRNES 202 Weslwuy 1121 H0 7 2369 Promoter League of tht Satred Heart 1 Leglon of De-.Cnty 7 4 Blue and Gold 4 New paper Yearbook Stmor Dance Deut Q ber Xtrern Boo teri l '4 4 Footbal V n amurrl 'xtblttlu I' THOMAS N CAREY 4300 weDd0V8f Rd 1181 TU 9 3616 Blue and Gold 1134 Yearbook News paper Deutitber Verem Sennor Dance Camera Club 1 7 3 4 Suence Club 34 In tramural 'itbletrci 1 '44 le MICHAEL D CARNEY 6178 Chmquapm Pkwy H27 ID 5 6800 Semor Dance Deutscher Verem Football V 2 Frosh Basketball Frosh Hockey V 3 Intramural Athletrcs 1234 'i ,gum 'Us QM DAVID A CARNEY ' 745 Charing Cross Rd l29I Rl 7 9195 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 3 Newspaper Le Cercle Francars Semor Dance Class Officer 2 Football IV 2 Basketball Varsrty 4 V 23 Frosh Base ball Varsxty 34 IV 1 2 Intramural Ath letrcs 1 UATES DAVID F CHANT 5404 Wlllowmere Way H2! ID 5 1783 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 1 C SMC 1 Legxon of Decency 1 Blue and Gold 1 2 Yearbook Le Cercle Francals Semor Dance Student Councrl 1 Class Of Hcer l Boosters 2 4 Football V 3 Intra mural Athletlcs 1 2 3 4 '1-.- JOHN J COLEMAN 6IOI Glen Oak Ave H4l CL 4 IGOI Semor Dance Deutscher Verem Intramural Athletics 1 7 3 4 ws, FRANK J CASPER BI I6 Hlllenddll Rd 141 N0 3 3829 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 3 Yearbook Newspaper Deutscher Verem Senxor Dance Boosters4 Basketball Frosh Intramural Athletics 1 2 3 4 PETER J COOK 8604 Summll Ave H4I N0 5 1084 Intramural Athletrcs 1 2 3 4 IW' i V H L A 3 1 Q J- - 2 2 1 z : V f I . 3 4 X I- - 2 , , , - ' s .f 1 5 ,cr , . I v ka ' 3 , 1 1 2 1 Q ' : 1 . 1 Z . . Q 3 3 3 5 1 11. - , 1 z f ' , , , . I ,s - . ,Q ' iffrff 'fifisiiiflsiifv' ' '-hi' I A sv- '4 :'-Jw? , : . . . 1 ' L , 5 1 ' : z ' 5 - . 1 , z 11. . 9 ' ' , . , , , . . ' , , , . '-5, RK 3 Q W O ' 1 A 1 ,-V, . 'TW' iv THOMAS J COSGROVE 1546 Latrobe Park Terrace 1307 SA 7 7054 Actlve Sodallt Promoter Leigue of the Sacred H art 1 CSMC 3 Legxon f Decency 2 3 Debating 1 'V 3 4 Elocutxon Sllver Medal 7 Blue and Gold 34 Year book Dramatnu 34 Senlor Dtnce Deut echer Verem Student Councxl I Clase Of Hcer 1 Tennw 34 Intramural Athletns v K EDMUND DONOHUE 939 Gorsueh Ave H81 BE .5 1827 Actxve Sodalwt Dramatxcs 4 Senior Dante, Tenms 4 JOHN A DELCLOS 1513 funluw Rd H8l BE 5 9218 Actne Sodalxft Prefect C S M C 2 Legron of Decency l 3 4 Debatmg 3 Yearbook Drtmatru 3 4 Semor Dance Deutct er Intramural Athletic: 1 3 3 4 Il 'tix Q. Q it PATRICK F DOUGHERTY 103 Sl Dunilunt Rd H21 HO 7 4247 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 23 Leglon of Decency 3 Semor Dance Deut Qcbcr Verern Sclente Club 3 4 Intramural ith etlcs l 'I 3 4 LA SC THOMASJ DUNPHY 4553 Marble Hall Rd fl2l YU 9 9404 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 Le Cercle Francars Booiters 4, Intramural Atbletrcs l,',3,4 JOHN J DZIWULSKI 2509 Foster Ave 124, PE 2 4142 Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart 2, Yearbook Le Cercle Francars Sclence Club 4 Football Varqty 4, JV 7,3 Intramural Atbletlcs 1, ,3,4 7'-. i. I ' 1 Egill 3.5:-ff2f35gifx4?'ZL'Wt55-'i?'fPfFl'S'H ' if 'l ' ' ' -. '. : 1 . . , . 3 ' Q- - h 1 . .. 1 ' ' ' : fb I . . A 1 4- 2 , Veremg Student Councxl 43 Boosters 2,33 , I I ,-, , . -I 'L -A -5- 4 , I K A . 5, ' 'S 1 . . - , , . e 1 . . , . 1 ' 0 ' 1 ' 2 , 1 I v-y-y I V A l Q A ' , 3 -1 , : f I I '- ,-, , . 1 1 , 9 'cr 1,-,3,4. .1 WARREN EBERHARDT 1580 Penlwood Rd 1121 HO 7 3252 1 3 M C 2 Newspaper Drnmatice 2 4 Sen nor Dince Deutscher Verein Tennis Z4 Intrimural Athlctica 1 '4 4 i' GERARD A FANGMANN 7018 Healhneld Rd 1121 VA 5 2021 Iromoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 Newepaper DeutQcher Verein Intramural Athletici 7 THOMAS C FEILD 421 Haz1eH Ave 1291 LO 6 5448 Football V 1 B1skctb.1ll V 2 n a mural Athlctlce 1 2 3 4 V' JOHN F. FOWLER JR. 8 Maple Ave. 161 NO 5-3755 Dramatics 21 Senior Danceg Deutscher Vcreing Football: Frosh: Manager Football 2,33 Intramural Athletics 1,2,3,4. DAVID J. GARDINER 3303 Abell lvl. 1181 Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart 1 Newspaperg Yearbook: Senior Danceg Boost' ers 43 Intramural Athletics 1,'l,3,4. ANDREW M. GAIIEIS 416 E. Seward Ave. 1251 Proxped 6023 Yearbook, Deutscher Verem, Senior Dance Qx Band 3,45 Science Club 2. 1 JAMES E GORDON f' 709 wmuon Ava H2l ro s 2449 Promoter League of the Satred Heart 1 3029 Lrnwood Avi ll4l NO 5 9367 ootball Froxb Bueball Varaxty 4 l '4 lntramural Atbletlt 1 'l 'S 4 434 'ol MICHAEL A GARRETT Ol Deutuher Xerem Semor Dante Intramural eu l RUDOLPH J GRAF Bla McCabe Ave lI2l ID 3 5763 Promoter League of the Satred Heart 4 Deutscher Verexn Suente Club 1 4 Intrx mural Athletxtx 1 7 1 4 T KENNEY GRAY 0 Ml Holly S9 l29l LO 6 6936 Blue and Gold '4 4 Edxtor 4 Yearbook Le fertle Frantau Semor Dante Student Q s Fountxl 4 Cla Q O ter 4 Cho oo terQ T 4 ll1ll'll llLl!'ll t etx - 1 4 JOHN H. GURLEY 4927 Herring Run Drive ll4l HA 6-5245 Promoter. League of the Sacred Heart 2: C,S.M.C. 2: Debating 1.2.31 Blue and Gold Z: Yearbook: Semor Dance: Le Cercle Fran- Qtilel Sclence Club 4: Intramural Atbletrcs 1,2,3.-1, FRANK J. GUll.lOTT 913 Coleridge ld. l29l Rl 7-2975 Yearbook: Le Cercle Franrgam: Senxur Dance: Football: Varslty 13:41 Basketball: j.V. Z: Froshg Intramural Athletics 1,2,3,-1, 'fre PHILIP E HARANT 5611 Eusi Ave 161 N0 5 7023 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 3 Yearbook Deutscher Vcrem Senior Dance Cholr 3 Scxence Club '1 4 Intramural Ath le rcs 1 2 3 4 GRADUATES BEST SPEAKER Walt Hathaway in f'l x RONALD F HARNEK 3111 Cheslerfield Ave 1131 EA 7 1643 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 23 Legion of Decency 13 3 Newspaper Deutscher Verexn Intramural Athletics 1 'V rv. WALTER E HATHAWAY Old Court Rd Waodslock Md Daw: 8 2174 Active Sodallst C S M C 1 2 3 Legion of Decency 3 4 Debatmg 1 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Gold Medal 2 Yearbook Dramatxcs 24 Semor Dance Blue and Gold 2 3 Deutscher Vereln Presldent Student Council 14 Class Officer 1 Boosters l 2 3 4 Intramural Athletlcs 1 2 3 4 ROBERT J HARTMAN 27 N Luzerne Ave 1241 OR 5 5441 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 2 Deutscher Verem Class Officer 2 Intra mural Athletxcs 4 RICHARD W HAUER 6901 Beeth Ave 161 N0 5 8041 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 23 CSMC 7 Leglon of Decency 2 Year book Le Cercle FFHDQHIS Cholr 34 Semor Dance Intramural Athletmcs 1 2 3 4 T52 Q 1 S , , 1 1 1 5 + 1 1 ' ,-,-S X Q - I Q ' 1 -, 1 ' 2 ,-1 - f , , . - 3,4. ne- -ri f , L, 'Qgg -, 1 . - , c 1 . . . . , , Q ' ' 3 Q I 1 1 3 . 1 2 5 y 1 nh x b 3 , , , I 1 3 Y Y ' L , ' U 1 Y W, -1 K' 'B' 'P L , Q. ' , 1 - , . . . . -1 Q ' Z 1 Q 1 3 , , , - f 1' 1' Z' JOHN P HEALY 1649 Ralworlh Rd HSI H0 7 4854 Legron of Decency 3 Blue and Gold 34 Dramatlcs 4 Semor Dance Le Cercle Fran can Boo ters 4 Football Frosh Basketball Wll.llAM V HEAPHY 772 Hunhng Place l29l LO 6 3723 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 Yearbook Le Cercle Francale Semor Dance Football Frosh Hockey Varsxty 73 V Athletxcs 1 7 3 4 LUYULA THOMAS L HICKEY 2705 Buuemwood Ave H41 Intramural Athletxcs 1 2 3 4 4 739l THOMAS W HERZ 928 Norlhom Pkwy H2l ID 5 7528 Senlor Dance Deutscher Verem Sclence Club 7 Football Frosh, Intramural Atbletlcs l,7,3,4 CHARLES E HERGET JR 326 Tuscany Rd H01 HO 7 6567 Promoter League ot the Sacred Heart 3 Newspaper Blue and Gold 4 Yearbook Sc-mor Dance Le Cercle Francanc Class Of 734 Cheerleader 1 Football V 3 Ten n s 4 Intramural Atbletxcs I 7 3 4 SC BEST WRITER Kenney Gray .L 'L f' K 1, .- X is X , pm- X - . 7' , ic- of fg, S J 1 : S: . ' 1 2 ,: : .V ..,:J. . f ' 2 ': ' 'cg ' j.V. 2g Intramural Atbletlcs l.Z.3,4. lz Baseball: Varsity 43 j.V. l,2,3g Intramural llcer 31 Art Club 45 Science Club 31 Boosters ' ,..,,. ..,.,: : I 5 ' I kg ' X, . ' .1 . CL - , W rx ' By' 'hs . V 6- Q , 2 5, s 'lr X rnoums I mmmsmessn saze sagm Rd nz: ID 3 3569 Newepaper Yearbook Deutscher Verem Chorr 3 4 Intramural Athletlcc 1 2 '4 4 UATES it GEORGE M HRICKO 4407 Loch Raven B1vd 1181 TU 9 9946 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 7: 4 Debating 7 Blue and Cold 1 7 3 Dramatrci 1734 Deutscher Vereln Scmor Dance Radxo Club 1 Scrence Club 4 Boosters 3 Intramural Athletru 1 2 3 4 LA SC J NICHOLAS JACKSON 627 Round Oak Rd 141 VA 3 5930 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 1 CSMC 12 Le Cercle Francars Senror Dance Football Froeh Baaeball VarQxty4 V 3 Tcnms 1 Intramural Atlrletxcs 17 43' ? Tv bf' 'WN 1V ' G ROBERT JACKALL 3101 Ardee Way 1221 AT 4 3350 Actrve Sodalwt Claw Gold Medal 2 De batmg, 1214 Debatrnf, Sllver Medal 1 Elocutron Srlver Medal 'G Blue and Cold 2 New paper Yearbook Semor Dance Chan' man 4 Deutwcher Verem Student Council rg 4 Baee 11 Vrrixty 4 71 n mural Athletic 1 7 '44 EDWARD J JANKOVIC 2018 Oakland Ave 1201 MU 6 9176 Lebron of Decency 1 Yearbook Deutscher Verern Sclence Club 7 3 4 Intramural Ath 1 rcs 1 7 71 4' is of I ,rg 9, , ,bw ' x . oh' . Q ' Wet, I V . '. D 2,3,4, President 41 Class Ofhcer l,2,3g Boost' e. 1 ..b.1: if gj.V. .g Itra' . 1 ' : - 1 - I ' -1 1 et : 1..,., I 1 I J. . 3 ' 3 I ,-, f'1,4. X ' Y wa Sq' I C CALVIN JEFFERSON 4668 York Rd H21 ID 5 2364 Luxe Soddllxt Xeirlwnwk Dx lmntlw 1 4 Scmor Dime Deuleeher Vereln Student un kl uu- rendent 4 no 1 ru Illlfllllllll 1 emu l 1 1 4 MOST PRACTICAL Xavler Spiegel MOST INTELLECTUAL Steve Pretl ,uve 'UN bfwf G1 QQ- Q JOHN T KAHL Pasadena Md Sunset 1373 X mrboruk Deutgeher Verun loutblll Var 7' 4 Hue rglty 1 1 '4 s 1 rel 1 Semur Da ee coilu s PETER J KARCZEWSKI JOHN K KEARNEY JAMES F KEEFER 5924 Falkirk Rd H21 ID 3 1506 Xcxrbook Senmr Dance Deut elxer XCICIIT Student Cnunul 1 Claw Offieer l Bawzball ar-:ty 4 1 'G Intrdmura t etlu 1 1 315 Drxae Drive 141 Semor Dance Le Cerele 1 v 4 Intramur.1l -Kthletx 3 VA 3 1946 Franealx Tenm 'V 5205 Hlllburn Ave 161 CI. 4 5961 Promoter League of the Saered Heart 1' LCQIOIT of Deecmx 1 Ncvwpaper Edntor Semor Dame Deut eher Verem Imra m rll 'kthletl-,G l lfvwl- vn- fins- ROBERT S KIEL 3819 Fe ndale Ave 171 F0 7 0668 Actne Sodnllt Promoter Le1gue of thc S1cred Heart 17 Legion of Decency 4 Yearbook Dramatxcs 7 3 4 Scmor Dance Deutscher Vcrem Boosters 4 Intramural Ath ctxcs l 2 3 4 UATES FREDERICK A KLAPPENBERGER 312 Third Ave 1271 Alb 709R Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 Camera Club 4 1 0 Cn RICHARD O KING Llgon Rd RF D 1 E1llcoN Cny Md Elhcon Cnty 1076 Yearbook Semor Dance Dcut cher Verem Class Olhter l 3 3 4 Boosters Football Varnty 7 3 4 V I Hockey JV 2 asc V r lty 7 1 4 V 1 Intramural I rcs 1 'V 3 4 f 'LrrcN't1 JAMES T KNEAFSEY 5617 Reddy Ave 1121 1D 3 3942 Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart l,3. Le Cercle Francais, Semor Dance Baseball Varsxty 4 JV 1,2,3, Intramural Athletlcs I,2,3,4 D '-49 sm ld' 3' ARTHUR G KIRBY 2412 Sleele Rd 191 MO 4 4654 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 2 Yearbook Semor Dance Le Cercle Francams Football Frosh Intramural Athletlcs 1 2 3 4 JOHN M KOTOWSKI 1525 Jackson Sl 1301 SA 7 4029 Actxve Sodalxst Class Gold Medal 1 3 Year hook Senlor Dance Deutscher Verem Student Councxl 4 Class Officer 1234 Boosters 4 Cholr 34 Basketball Varsnty 34 IV 3 Frosh Baseball Varsity 34 V 1 2 Intramural Athletlcs 1 2 3 4 ' ' ' ' rg s ' 1 I . N ,-,., 1 K: : Q ..,., 1 . , z : . . 1 B . ' are , K , 1 , A ball: a S ..,. , 9 . 3 ' ' Athf V , L 3 et ,-,., . at ' 3 sg ,'.' 31, fl 4 L A . We , as il' ' i V f - 1 I ' ' 1 's 1 , . i 3 . z ' M -,-. 1 ' 1 - : 5 ' , , , . - 5 I L Z ' '-'r A ' 9 , 9 ' 9 ' 5 ' 1 r ' ' 4 , , , 2 ' 1 A , 1 2 ' . S . I xx , 3 . . .3 3 : A , 5 ' 4 ' 1- - , 5 ' , , , . KENNETH B KRAMER 8420 B Greenway Rd l4l VA 5 8792 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 Blue and Gold 4 New paper Yearbook Le Cercle Francais Senxor Dance Camera Club 34 Presldent 4 Sclence Club 34 Intra mural Athletxcs 1 2 3 4 EDWARD T LIBERATORE Yearbook Deutscher Vereln Intramural At etlcs 1 7 3 4 af MICHAEL P. l.AWl0R 4535 Marble Hall Rd. U21 HO 7-1048 Yearbook: Newspaper: Deutscher Verein: Senior Dance: Science Club 4: Student Councxl 1.2: Class Othcer LZ,-4: Boosters 4: Football: j.V, l: Basketball: Frosh: Baseball: Varsity Z,3,4g j.V. 1: Intramural Athletics 'Y l....3 4. J NICHOLAS lEYKO 3249 Shannon Drive H31 EA 7 6603 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 Deutscher Verem Science Club 3 4 ln tramural Athletxcs 1 2 4 LA S0 C EDMUND McCAFFRAY JR 301 Club Rd HOI H0 7 2421 Promoter Leag.,ue of the Sacred Heart 7 Suence Club 34 Hockey V 3 3 lnt a 9' mural Athletmc l 3 3 4 qv-f DOUGLAS J LUEIEHUSEN 5478 Addlnglon Rd 1291 Rl 7 2563 'Xctne Sodallst Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 Legron of Decency 34 Yearbook Debatmg 13 4 Newspaper Dra matxcs 234 Le Cercle Francals Senror Dance Boosters 3 3 4 Intramural Athletrcs 6 D 1 ' Q , 1 1 5 s 5 : ' 3 -' kv, 3 , 2977 MWHUY AVG- U47 Cl 4-2337 I , Yearbook: Deutscher Verein: Senior Dance: 3 5 J, 'I , 1 : . -,.Z Y hl ,-, ,- ' 5 ,..,., . -1 3 ' if N V 5. A ' I ' 4 , V U - l - 1,-,3,4. i pr 1131419 JAMES D MKCARTHY H06 Filmore Sf H81 TU 9 8766 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 2 Debating 734 Elocution Gold Medal 2 Yearbook Dramatics 4 Senior Dance L Fercle Francais Class Ofbcer 3 Boosters '44 Foothill Frosh Intramural Athletics 2 MAURICE T McFADDEN Q-v-.-.., 3737 Beech Ave HH CH 3 9899 .V Iiomoter League of the Sacred Heart Le Cerclc Francais Senior Dance Camera Club 1 Intramural Athletics 1 2 3 4 CARL R MAAG JAMES O McGOVERN 2028 Edmondson Ave l2BI Rl 7 5047 Actixe Sodalit Legion of Decency 34 Yearbook Senior Dance Deutscher Verem Class Qfbcer 3 4 Boosters 2 3 4 Football Qr +--,. V 3 Intramural Athletics 12 3 4 2235 Soulhlund Rd l7I WI 4 l908 Yearbook Senior Dance Deutscher Verein Llioir 3 4 Intramural Athletics 1 2 3 4 Xin.. up GILBERT D. MARSIGLIA 5517 N. Charles SL U01 ID 5-9818 Yearbookg Le Cercle Francaisg Senior Dance: Football: Froshg Hockey: Varsity 35 I.V. 1,23 Intramural Athletics l,2,3,4. JOSEPH A. MARTIN 2737 Ashland Ave. ISI OR 5-4283 Senior Dance: Le Cercle Francais: Class Off ncer 4g Radio Club 35 Science Club 4g Intra' mural Athletics l,2,3,4. 'UN 'Uk 'Ps 'iv J. PATRICK MEYER Q. mural Athletics l I 3 4 CHARLES R. MILLER 4219 Ivanhoe Ave. H21 HO 7-24l6 Lcgrnn nl' Decency 2.3.41 Ycnrlmuk: Senior Dance: TCIIIIIS 1,45 Intraunuml Atlxlcticb 2901 Belwitk Ave. H41 HA 6-7214 Dzutsthcr Ytrcrn. Sueme Club 2,3.4: Intra- O.- is-r sr- JEROME J MILLER 4209 Glenmore Ave 161 CL 4 2459 rlmurxl 'Xtlmlctlu l ' 'G 4 f ITVE evil, EDWARD Y E 5 tgmn ul Dctcnq l .inte I. Ccrtc rx 7 Intr :mural Athlct1cQ I ' 3 4 Fan Intm lrt ROBERT A MOSES 4205 Groveland Ave HS! U 2 7 72 Prmnwtcr Lcaguc ol the Smrcd Heart 1 Lcgmn of Detemy 1 ' Dcutxher Vcrcrn 'Semor Dance Scxente Club 7 Booctere 4 fir RICHARD W MOORE 208 Cedarcroff Rd H21 ID 3 0307 Promoter League of tht Slcrcd Heart 'Z CSMC 1 7 3 Senror Dance Band 4 Hotkcy V 173 Intramural Athletrts '5 MURN CL 3 9294 Yttmrlmuk Scmur nt u Bumtcrx notlmll IU 1 B4 ku a Nur lt JAMES F MURPHY 317 S Union Ave Havre de Grace Md Havre de Grace 385 Pnoxnutu Ltagut of the Saercd Heart 1 Lcglon of Dctcnty 4 Le Ccrclc Frarmtan Scmor Dmec Intramural Athletxcs 1 2 3 4 GRADUATES BEST ATHLETE Phnl Trombetta gs Hftf' 851 r E452 1' 'Um 159 EDWARD J OBRIEN THOMAS B OPITZ 6031 Bellgna Ave 1121 ID 5 7503 8068 Mldhuven Rd 1221 AT 8 0730 Ymrhook Dramatlcs 4 Semor Dmce Stu Agn-,C Spdghq LQ Cercle Frangale Foot dent Counul 7 Plus OfHccr 7 Booktcrs 4 bill Fmgh Intramural Athletmcs 1 4 Intrxmurxl Athletxes 1 7 3 4 Nl vn- A JOHN A OSTENDORF, JR 4313 Franklm Ave l61 8 x up V tr. A RICHARD PAIR 1560 Carswell Sl 1181 HO 7 2519 Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart 7, Yearbook Le Certle Frangaxi Semor Dance, Intramural Athletnu 1,7,3,4 ',Q',n':,- ,. . V' 7k ' ,, K KYKMW 1 LW, ,. 0 , V 1. w ' g V W ' A ,A 7, ,UI I Vwlflf I V, . Y. X, -aan A ' 1 ,- Q ' . 4, 9 ' , 'ax QL' ' gi , . ' ,. iq i , ' . 'I I ' I . I 1 - . 1 ' ' 1 ' 2 1 ' A ' ' I 1 ' A-1 ' ' . ' ' 3 r -3 ,ax .tg J J g g 5 5 3 ' ' ' , . ' ' Q 1 z ,-, , . 1 N3 ' ' , , , - R ' , nf Ee I STEPHEN A PRETL 2109 Woodbournc Avo 1141 HA 6 2776 Actlve Sodalnst Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 1 Class Gold Medal 123 Debating 12 ONe1l Algebra Medal 2 Newspaper Yearbook Dramatlcs 2 Deut scher Verem Intramural Athletlcs 1 2 3 4 I RICHARD M PRODEY 84074 Loch Raven Blvd I41 VA 5 0104 Actxve Sodallst Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 1 Blue and Gold 4 News paper Yearbok 3 4 Edltor 4 Semor Dance Deutscher Verem Student Councxl 4 Sec retary Class Olhcer 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 Boosters 2 Football Varsnty 34 JV 2 Frosh Intramural Athletxcs 1 2 3 4 l0Y0lA THOMAS E ROACH 514 Drury Lane 1291 WI 5 8707 Active Sodalxst Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 23 Legxon of Decency 3 4 Class Gold Medal 12 Blue and Gold 3 Newspaper Yearbook Sensor Dance Deut scher Verem Boosters 734 Intramural Athletncs 1 2 3 4 JOSEPH A REKUS 1012 Ddrlmoulh Rd II21 ID 5 9630 Semor Dance Le Cercle Francaxs Scnencc Club 2 Football Frosh Intramural Ath let cs l 2 3 4 LZ CARROLL S IANKIN 326 Dunkirk Rd H21 Dk 7 7764 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 1 2 3 C S M C 1 2 Leglon of Decency 1 2 Year book Dramatxcs l 2 3 4 Senlor Dance Deutscher Verem Student Councml 3 Class Offlcer 3 Boosters 234 Cheerleader 234 Intramural Athletxcs 1 2 3 4 SC MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Corroll Rankin 1. I I I I I I I I I I I - I I -' - - - - I I I I ' . , . . . . , I I I I I I I - I I - I I I I I I ' I I ' I I I I I I - I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I - - I ' I I I - I I I I - I r 'L -f . . 1 .. - .K 1. A. UI 4 V . ' -: ,-.Lf-,Q1,, ' ' ' . if-ff. ' ' 'QS'-js . ' , 1 . Q . gf . , , I , I I I - . I -I I I - I I I - . I I I 3 D ' CHRISTOPHER A RODOWSKAS 616 Palapseo Ave 1251 CU 7 0711 Actlve Sodalrst Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 23 Yearbook Dramatlcs 34 Le Cercle Francaxs Class Officer 3 Football Varsxty 2 3 4 Intramural Athletics 1 2 3 4 UATES 1155 2- lv- RICHARD A ROGERS 2611 Kllk AVG 1181 CH 3 1423 Senlor Dance Le Cercle Francals LA SC JOHN C RYAN 4528 Wellzel Ave H41 HA 6 3555 Sacred Heart 3 Legxon of Decency 2 De batmg 1 3 4 Newspaper Yearbook Dra matlcs 2 3 4 Semor Dance Deutscher Verem Camera Club 1 Art Club 3 Scx ence Club 4 Football ,IV 'V 3 Intramural Athlctlcs 1 2 3 4 3' MICHAEL J ROSE 5003 Barlon Ave 161 Cl. 4 8795 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 1 Debatmgl Yearbook Dramatlcsl Deut scher Vereln Semor Dance Student Coun cxl 4 Class Ofhcex 134 Scxence Club 4 Boosters 4 Football Varslty 34 V 12 Intramural Athletics 1 2 3 4 JOHN F SANDERS 3609 Belair Rd H31 PE 2 9195 Sacred Heart 12 Debatxng 2 Newspaper Le Cercle Francals Semor Dance Cheer leader 4 Intramural Athletxcs 1 2 3 4 1 ggs 'ir I . I fi M 'L' ' -4-M '. 'gi ,pi 3 2 ' , J I- - , 5 Adive Sodillisrz Promoter, League of the Active Sodalistg Promoter, League of the gf X - 'I - A fi'-M . xx Q, , 1' JOHN H SCALLY 214 Cedarcloh Rd 1121 10 5 B706 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 7 CSMC 17 Legion of Decency 1 Year book Senior Dance Le Cercle Francais Class Officer 4. Boosters 3 Football Frosh Intramural Athletics l 2 3 4 FRANCIS .1 SCHWARZMAN 127 N Luzerne Ave 1241 BR 6 2914 Active Sodallst Promoter League of the Blue and Gold 3 4 Science Club 2 3 Intra mural Athletics 1 2 3 4 no 'fax Q 'Qi Qs fu MARTIN J SMITH 208 Pleasanl H111 Rd lOwmgs Mills Md1 Relslerslown 725 Sacred Heart 1 Legion of Decency 1 News paper Dramat1cs3 Senior Dance Le Cercle Francais Student Council 34 Class Ofbcer 1 2 3 4 Boosters 4 Manager Football 7 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Intramural Athletics l 7 3 4 gif- UNSUNG HERO Col Jefferson MOST DEPENDABLE Dick Prodey DENNIS F SMYTH JR 301 Ivy Church Rd lflmomuml VA 5 0671 Promoter League of the Sacret Heart 4 1 7 3 Debating 7 3 Newspaper Senior Dance Deutscher Verem Class Officer 1 3 Art Club 7 Intramural Athletics 1 7 3 4 74 p Q Q - ,4 n jj. V . . i' - 1' 4, 1 Nxx ' ' 1 , G- , h . K . I . . , ,ad ,V A u U - . l . . l u I . . ' Sacred Heart 1,43 Legion of Decency l,4g Active Sodalist: Promoter, League of the Legion of Decency 23 Class Gold Medal ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -' -,Q ' -,: ' . z ' , , . - 9 H 1 A 1 2 - ' 1 ' . . : A , 9 ' ' ,-,-, - , 4 , N . xA.Q I - ft FRANCIS C SNYDER 2808 Onyx Rd U42 N0 5 0080 Football Varsrty 34 V 2 Intramural Athletlcs 1 2 3 4 UATES CHARLES D SULLIVAN 2905 Cresmonl Ave HH BE 5 H43 Newspaper Yearbook Le Cercle Franears Manager Basketball and Baseball 1234 Intramural Athletrcs 1 2 3 4 IW' 'V F. XAVIER SPIEGEL 212 W. Arundel Rd. l25I Prot. 34I8 Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart lg Class Gold Medal 1,31 Newspaper: Year' hunk: Scninr Dance: Deutscher Vereing Band 3,4, President 4: Class Ofllcer lg Scif ence Club 25 Choir 3,41 Intramural Athletics l,2,3,4. 'SL v?.r' JAMES A SULLIVAN 2501 Chrltllan SI f23I GI 5 4957 Legion of Decency 1 Z Football Frosh I tramural Athletres 1 2 3 4 'e 'Zia Q.' 5 1' ' 'ir i. DENIS E STORCK 423 Rosebank Ave H ID 5 9374 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 Le Cercle Francars Scrence Club 3 4 lntra mural Athletlcs l 1 4 JAMES M SYDNOR 542 Valley View Rd MI VA 5 0095 Deutscher Verern Senror Dance Sclencc Club 4 Boosters 4 Cheerleader 4 lntra mural Athletics l 2 'G 4 9'- 'U 1' At ' 5 . - 0 . 2l - I I , 5 - 9 , 3 , ,-, . 1: ' , g ' I K Y Af ,L I ,,,sl LI A: -'lf 3: ' . . N, . 5 ' - , Q ,-egg 2 at I ., I , ,5 I , I, ' ' 2' ' i 2 X f I ' is - X ' . L 14 u n ' . 1 2 . 1 nf 4, NA.- GEORGE P. TRACY 1307 John SI. H71 MA 3-3944-J Promoter, League of the Sacred Heart 2,31 Blue and Gold 4: Yearhookg Le Ccrcle Fran' cars: Boosters 3,41 Football: Varsity 4: IV. 2,31 Froshg Hockey: Varsity 3: l.V. 1,23 Tennis 4g Intramural Athletics l,?.,3.4. Gln . FRANK A TAMBERINO 1603 Woodboume Ave H2l ID 3 3335 Senior Dance Le Cercle Francais Football Varsity 2 3 4 Captain 4 IV 1 Intramural Ath etics l 7 3 4 WALTER F TRUSZKOWSKI I6 Fullerton Heights Ave 161 N0 5 5843 Active Sodalist Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4 Class Gold Medal 3 News paper Yearbook Deutscher Verein Class Oflicer 3 Intramural Athletics 1 234 'V of Q Qs- -Q., 'Vs .fic 1' PHILIP J TROMBETTA 929 Eoslern Ave 121 LE 9 0594 Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 3 Yearbook Newspaper Le Cercle Francais President Senior Dance Clase Officer 4 Boosters 4 Football Varsity 1234 Bas ketball Varsity 234 JV 1 Baseball IV 3 Intramural Athletics 1 7 3 4 LA SC 3' NORMAN A VITRANO 528 Sussex Rd Ml VA 3 5698 Newspaper Yearbook Dramatics 4 Le Cer cle Francais Senior Dance Boosters 4 Bowl ing 7 Intramural Athletics 1 7 3 4 GEORGE P WAGNER 203 Slanmore Rd H21 VA 3 5929 C MC 173 Le Cercle Francais Class Officer 3 Intramural Athletics 1 2 3 4 GS : ' 1 I , 1 , , , 1 . - 5 3 . Q ', l I ,-,-, . 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