Northeast Catholic High School - Falcon Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1955 volume:

The RoosT of The... fm X I I 4 , 'H 1-I 4 X , Y if' , - ,J ,V . ff . X 51 ,fff u Lf ' 'ii if r' if 2 4 Ei f- ?-4 V li 3f ifT . s-' if 1 E IE i ,.... .... OUR SPIRIT .S'0v4R --I 4-1..,,-- . T775 Lf .. ,yu u: vA,4 . ca--- -4 YQ, . ' wr 5 1 I 1 l NAL- .hh ll ia. 4'1- . R Be omlhg better faffzohbs W l .R , ,Q , X is i X gf? , . Qi WHY? . . . Wherever we are, whatever we do, we do it for Our Lord. His Blessed Mother helps us. Part of our school seal contains a V-J . . . vive Jesus. We know we must live Jesus in our daily lives . . . Our lives are full to the brim of happiness and love. Our coat of arms itself reminds us to live the life of our Blessed Saviour. He will live in us if we try to live in Him. Thank you, Oblate Fathers, for giving us such a high calling in life. 12 'Q Q -I 'S 1 Better Amerzkans liwhg our Meals fx I 1 1 jf f ! 1 fa l 5 fd 1 a 41 4 Z 1 f E 'Y 5 if M A T. . Il.. F1 li, M L., 22? Q u Q use , . . f ,Y 'W gilgv 'V ,hw 447. 'F ff X, 41 1' 5 4 4 F, , Q? 3541? if' .,r V T V' 3' f lb ff , egg 752 F' 'fix 3323. ' J .4 H haf mi , 4? Q V, ,. My .6 ,112 if W 5 WHERE? . . . The youthful and vigorous spirit of almost 4000 young Catholic gentlemen finds its way into our corri- dors and classrooms, on the stage, in the gym, around the track at Kensing- ton and Torresdale Avenues. The daily accompaniment of whistles, sounds of trolleys, els and trucks does not diminish the enthusiasm of youth. The neighbor- hood industry seems to add to the in- dustriousness of the lad from North. He is a part of them. They are a part of him. We are a part of North. WHO? FROM WHOM? . . The largest boys Catholic high in the world with a graduating class of 1075 unites with one heart and mind to make nt the best Of all nationalities we are truly Cath o IC and we are one In apprecua tion of our parents and our pastors who have made such a splendid opportunity for a Catholic education possible G rowlflg ' l Df- Wim. WHY? . . . This is ours and we will never let it go! This is our motto. What we have we shall hold! . . . Our spirit of loyalty and devotion to our teachers who have passed us this grand tradition . . . our feelings of love toward our school . . . a sense of striving and determination to remain the best . . . our Queen's princes . . . our edu- cation . . . our religious devel- opment . . . This is ours . . . l GENTLEMEN . . . The men of the Cardi- nal and White live the very ideals for which they stand . . . Not always honor men . . . Not always champions but always Catholic gentlemen . . . Our education consisted in rounding out the man entirely . . . ln church, in the class- room, on the playing field the North gentleman is easily recognized. It is our earnest prayer that thus we shall remain in the years to come. We shall meet again in eternity. I in ,,.. ' ,., C ltffefaifefeifv flfigi fe fig ow were 2 See our banner wave proudly before us. Colors gleaming in hues ever glorious! Flag of honor, o'er foe victorious! Lead thou on till the triumpl' we gain. Onward! Onward! Behold where dawns the glory! Hail Alma Mater! Our North Catholic High! Sing with joyful heart and voice the story. Hail Alma Mater! Our North Catholic High! May the sunshine of youth never leave thee. Nor the shadow of age ever grieve thee. Falcon symbol, we now salute thee, Sons who love and revere thy fair name. Gentlemen . . . . . Inside and our Quill' and ,bl y '-A., if . ,., fn., -ale ' .mol ,..,nv :Hyun --N..-Q, Alina , 0-s .ginf BISHOP McSHEA Bishop McShea is the latest addition to the Philadelphia Hierarchy, being consecrated bishop in 1952 by Archbishop Cicognani, the Apostolic Delegate. As a graduate of our friendly cross-town rivals, West Cath- olic, we have every wish that he may suc- ceed in all endeavors. May he continue to wear the pectoral cross with as much dis- tinction as in the past. lbs 1. Qs.- X. I' ARCHBISHOP O'HARA The Archdiocese of Philadelphia is indeed for- tunate to have as its spiritual head Archbishop John O'Hara. This eminent scholar who has done much to further Catholic education in the United States has demonstrated his interest in North Catholic time and time again. Recently the Archdiocese has embarked on a far seeing program of educational expansion. That it is destined to succeed is due in no small measure to our beloved Archbishop-brilliant scholar, remarkable educator, able shepherd of his flock, humble priest of God. BISHOP McCORMICK As Pastor of the vibrant parish of St. Stephen which has a long standing tradition of being at the top of everything in Philadelphia, Bishop McCormick naturally comes in con- tact with North very often. His manner and able administration have won for him the admiration of all he meets. We pray for him a long and happy service in the vine- yard of the Lord. -3- Hierarchy OU' X 1 , X 'I ,le 5 2 f ECCE SACERDOS MAGNUS! In the times of great stress God raises up a Moses to lord his people. Such a Moses has been Pope Pius XII. He has desired to lead the world to the radiant crown of Mary. This year saw our beloved Pontilf wage a war against Death. For a time we thought the light of Rome would be snutfed out. While we at North prayed, for his recovery, his brave spirit rallied him back to health. Let it be our constant prayer that the remainder of his pontificate be as he so ardently desires. 3:1- SL I sf I ' 2 ', -s, ..,.,, r :wif high? ,.--'- -we-I ' ' 2.5:Qf W, fi. A ? 2,,' 5 f ' 1 r 'laigfnf f I ., 11, ,. f , 5 5 n 2 .Jr 55 .. Q 4 ww, F, f 2 R ,NS 3 ri 535 K 3 M5 -ww -..,.,'r '-mn,- 'xgx N ..'. 0 wrt no li vw Qtg :Ria 3,3 Tlv, 'gflr 5 f 'ln 5'-lu ei ? '0r-:ffl f ,. , mv 1 5 ff! in Has: H 'W A ,Q 4, Pink If A .F , 1... '01, M , cm l '-'B '73 Q 'J D' W' I by .. ..m -Q ' ur. gi- 1-t IFN P af' -' 7' aging - N -Ui! A' gsxl' H ,. LQ' I f x 1 'fs .4 x . gt Q' x ,, .V 1195 ' Nfjf- D106-454 Wx Q X K Q fl FATHER GRAHAM Father John Graham serves as assistant superintendent along with Father Haydt. Although Father is a graduate of West Catholic, he was received with a spirit of kindly good will during his tour of inspection. FATHER STEVENSON Father Frederick Stevenson, assistant superintendent of our expanding Dio- cesan school system, is also a graduate of our alma mater. Glad we could get together, Father! Come back soon! if 3. - 5 R 'I ' 5 2312 i is .1735 ff, 'Qi t.'z.ffm :V J Z 34 .-af , if 1, Mr LN .. Wifi,-f' FATHER HAYDT Assistant superintendent of Diocesan schools is Father John Haydt whose iob entails a wide interest in both the grade and high schools. Since Father is an alumnus of North, we were glad to welcome him back on his recent visit with Monsignor Reilly. ,. lf. , V., I Rehgfbus Supenbrs FRANCIS DE SALES. . .After four years under the patient guidance of the Oblates, we have obtained an astute knowledge of the Salesian way of life. They have in- stilled into us a devout love for God and Mary, His Mother, and a deep regard for the rights of our fellow man. By their teaching we have been prepared for our future, not only in this earthly life, but, more important, they have taught us by word and example the primary end for which we have been created. Although cen- turies have passed since his death, St. Francis de Sales and his spirit still live in the every day life of the Oblate Fathers. They have dedicated their lives to God and to the teaching of His children. We shall never forget them and their work in our prayers. FATHER BALDUCELLI The Very Reverend Dominic Balducelli, who resides in Rome, is the Superior General of the Oblates. The spirit of this fine priest we find reflected in all the Oblate Fathers. We are looking forward to a visit from Father during the next school year. FATH Canon J. Francis Tucker . . . To the first American Oblate, North must seem like home for he conducted our wonderful retreats for twenty years. He is now at Monte Carlo, Monaco, and we under- stand that he is as well loved there as at North. I . xl Ublafes of Sf. Francik de Sales FATHER LAWRENCE KNEBELS is the Religious Superior of our Oblate teachers. Patience and understanding are virtues, and Father is a very virtuous priest. He makes use of these virtues in instructing us in the intricacies of Algebra. THE VERY REVEREND WILLIAM D BUCKLEY is the provincial of the Oblates in America Father's headquarters are in nearby Wllmmg ton. He is a former member of our faculty and typifies the Salesian way of life. -J Htl f Admllllkffdflbh xx nn ll-R As principal of the largest boys' Catholic high school, our rector, Father John Tocik, has a tremendous task to perform. During 1 our four years at North, Father Tocik has Q: served as a considerate and helpful leader at all times. May God bless you and help you in your future tasks, Father. We shall always remember you. lm fv-Q S l 4 Our vice-rector, Father Edward Con- lin, is always active about things for North. A valuable asset to the faculty, he possesses a dynamic spirit, the envy of all. Leading us at Mass or working in the office, he is untiring in his task to put North on the top. Many thanks, Father! DIISCIPWFIE ahh ' TEMPERING JUSTICE with charity, Father Walsh, Father O'Neill, and Father Martin labor in the true Oblate spirit of kindness and gentleness in their roles of disciplinarians. Through their efforts and sensible rules we emerged from school as truly good Catholic gentlemen practicing the virtues as expressed in the Oblate way of life. Acting as Junior Moderator, Father Walsh made our interests his only interests. Father O'Neill worked with us in our after- school activities to help us form sound minds in sound bodies, and Father Martin was the combination of Salesian sternness and meekness. Our thanks to you, disciplinarians, for helping us to become men. 'buf' Rector of our annex at St. Joachim's, Father Reidy uses the patience and counsel of St. Francis de Sales regarding the antics of our yearlings. Due to Father and his able colleagues, our Freshmen are filled with the true Falcon spirit and a founda- tion of Oblate teaching. - - V ' , Kia -A - V 2 v , W, 6' . VV? 'T ln, ,X , Q96 .fig I 8' W' N Q f J am 5 3'-s i A 1 lx X X 3 'Q ., aculfy f OUT 0.S.f.S. f0blafes of SK Francik de Salesj EDUCATION is the formation of a gentleman, a man who gives no offense, it is the maturing of the boy into the zenith of manhood . . . When we entered North we were but empty shells of empty hearted men . . . and we had to be filled to satisfy the desires of our nature . . . We began to feel the strength of God being established in our character. We needed these men of God, these Oblates, these teachers . . . They knew long months before that the third declension and the binomial theorem would get no further than the pages of our text books . . . and yet they were determined that we must be taught . . . They taught us more than the printed words. They showed us how to live . . . both during school hours and during the more pleasant after hours . . . So taught we were, and taught we will remain, if they can look upon our backs and say, There goes a man. :fig 0 L 5 , ,Qt i 1 Q ,FM OR yi, ,ai ,K yr fav .133 Q iw:iai,.,' Faculty Meefzhgs THE FACULTY MEETINGS have long been an intimate segment in the administration of our education. Anxiously awaiting the bell we can enioy an early dismissal, but our teachers' frantic efforts to get a little more knowledge in our heads is heightened as they go to their departmental meetings. After these sep- arate sessions, the entire faculty meets in the auditorium for vaster measures of integration. :iiN- MN gr. 55-.' 'nf af' ,fp s 7 fx 'uf -1---I-A Q., 1 X Y 1 i.- 'T if 'vn- rg, sian' I foreach.--H ft! f elf 'I' -un.. Y X wx 1 , qi . 1 flu. , ft '91 1,1 , li- I A is . -2- up Living teaching to live '-1-QAM X E or C .0 ' c, 'Quinn THE PRECIOUS MOMENTS of exchanging ideas with the padres was a special lift in our otherwise monotonous day. Their advice became part of our living. These men ordained just for us. .QW Q-Ax admonitions came easy. Their of God made us feel they were 1, vw Si' 'P7' , 'uv 'bg Kms -Pm Hi' f L x. is 5 'Q-X fri L, rilivyiz eg I vsp, y x A I , 'ou ,V fs 5 l 'RIF 1. ff in K , , f wg-V 5 , 1 x iiinf' flur- .rr-4 ff K av Htlq. as A SEVEN DAY WEEK never dampened the Oblate spirit. And still they found time to relax. With the sacred ministry in one of our parishes on weekends and a classroom chore all week long he was a busy man. His moments of relaxation had to be full.. . full of God and his fellow man. I 1840 TORRESDALE AVENUE is the address of our faculty house. We were always conscious of the fact that fifty masses were said every day in our chapel. Our teachers were priests or priests-to-be. As priests they were father, doctor, and teacher. The Salesian example shall always be a source of inspiration. May God bless our Oblates. If f cf' I I l. 4 t ,f I learned leaders of youffr ., 'ml 'No 1684? 1- 41-N am-x gr ' ,131 'lr 4 . 1 .-Q? rv. ,W .fr.,h, wil' -iw J . 1' infix In-x 4 f My ,paw hr r ' - X . I MQ ,W -- 3 'Y' 12' - 'T-R'2 gg 53 Q'-.R ,gn qw... lbw 'h.. Q! 1 Aiz kk M- Y. Qtr CL xiii rw Y iw eg.. ew' .af ...rx 3 ,W fr... T..- f-W 'Mm' Y...:Nv if 'Q'-Z. ,,vr' iff, ifN,,f37?'fJ f. 2 v ,fv , Q loyal and devour .gi f ., ,. V 4 R 'L LW? ' 1 A , ,,,., 1, ,A A 3 - f ..:.......,f Vw, W w-f M-'M f 5 S , , , ,W WMW, V, A V V' ,V -f Nz . ,,,., 4, 1-f,..,w.M,...,.,,,: ,, L I , '.Anf.1. ,Q ffm- .4 J, :YN :-1-e-'wmv WH -M .M V I I iq fn1fnhu.ef4,, Q 4, , 4 . , , ,L-4 X . 1. ,Q , una-av xx, V A . 21.6 I if JS- U m .2 W? 1 ? rw l W, if ,M 'ky fi -.M . fi'-Q If v 'cf' X'-Q l Y pw' Ayr' 'nv fm ' .fx 98. 6:5 Paffience OUR COACHES, moderators and spiritual fathers were our teachers. We never wanted for the best. Their support of our teams couIdn't be equalled by the most enthusiastic Sophomore. Their timely suggestions and last minute blessings carried us on to greater achieve- ments. These moments we will never forget. if ,,, .3 Klhdness . . . . . THE OBLATE FATHERS were more than instructors in the classroom. We know they were our real friends. The after-school hours we liked best. lt was then that we really began to know them. Their way of life became ours. Their way of thinking off duty was still of God and for us. Tv! is fra' K' f' 'Qi ' ,-,f ...! I' K- - 6 5, l Developlhg our mlhds CATHOLIC ACTION personified was seen in our special friends of the faculty who were not Oblates. So much did they have the North spirit of unselfishness, we wondered in admiration. Their kindness, generosity and willingness to serve . . . in the classroom or in the office have endeared them to our hearts forever. Thank you! and fzearfs 'Us ts, H5 I .b: '?35-2.-1: 4. ', .A , ,A gf'-1' At., 55, . N3 'z q g fg 1 f ' -f , Q- - '- r - .114 f 1, 1. .' , wwf. K N if r f 'W ff igjg yt-'X Q ' 'ffifh ' av ff U xx! ml' Es' S. 93, 1-.,,,i ...N .I W, 'Hb , 'hrs G? 1 L2 Mindy 1 D ' ly ' Qi-'fs tl? an il Q 50' L if-if, if N tv. , - 9 ,Q Q I t. ai 'wi 2 , ' , ',,?.w V LL, ,jail .V-qv.. .L V . 4 -',1-aa,ff.,., V, Af, A- 3' AFTER FOUR YEARS of facing the rough we are at last to be let free, all polished and smoothly cut, ready to live a life . . . years of form- ation and information, calculation and iug . . . To our teachers we were at times a five-day week of headaches, worry, and frustration, tive days of work . . . To our parents we were their children, a bit spoiled by our age, a bit independent, but still ea bit of their once pink- skinned pride . . . To ourselves we were the men of the era, tomorrow's generation of glory . . . And beneath it all we must admit that it was an four year span of happiness. Through the years of adolescence we have grown to match ourselves with the 15,000 graduates before us. i .h.,,...-. , y si , v Mg, James MM Vibe-President L 0fi92'ers James fh0fll Presfkienf . of the Class of 1955 Roferf fcioerl Treasurer James Hefmz Secretary L JOHN ADAMS MICHAEL AFFLERBACH 641 Pme SI 1252 Bn9hIon SI SI Mark Resurrechon .L EDWARD ALBRIGHT JULIUS ALEXY 1 0 4520 0akmonI SI 2518 N Hancock SI Holy lnnocenIs l0UlS AGLIRA SI Bernard SI Boniface V59 fha 1 - JAMES ALPIN RAYFIELD ALTIMARI THOMAS AMBOLINO AUGUST AMBROSIUS WILLIAM ANDERSON 209 Buckley SI 1405 Hunhng Park Ave 2025 SIenIon Ave 6347 Glenlock SI 2924 Unruh Ave SI Mark Holy lnnocenIs SI BenedrcI SI eo SI TrmoIhy GEORGE ANDRULONIS GUY APPICELLO WALTER ARCH PHILIP ASCHENDORF JAMES ASHTON 3357 Jasper SI 5802 Erdnck SI 1838 Holfnagle SI 3162 Memphis SI 3337 Sheffield SI SI Joan of Arc MaIer Dolorosa Resurrechon NaIlvlIy SI MaIIhew ROBERT ASTROMSKY JOHN ATKINSON ALBERT ATMORE GEORGE BAGNELL THOMAS BAILEY 2027 WharIon Rd 2516 N 7Ih SI 2718 N 29Ih SI 5910 FronIenac SI 151 Hnghland Ave SI uke SI Edward Corpus Chrrsh SI MarIm ImmaculaIe Concephon .fm JOHN BAKER 3251 Salmon SI. NaIiviIy WILLIAM BAKER 2818 N. 9Ill SI. SI. Edward RUDOLPH BAKO5 JOSEPH BARNA HENRY BASSLER 117 W. Fern SI. R.D. J,fi'3, Hillside Ave. 1031 Bridge SI. SI. Helena Lady of Grace SI. MarIin R? W , 'WVw??QYWi 'W-HV ft! N' my f??'x o Af Hoy Mass -...N-MN AT MASS our cheering voices sang hymns of praise to God as the great drama unfolded before our eyes. The cares and troubles of a student's life were filled with love and adora- tion for Christ. HOC EST ENIM CORPUS . . . With these words Christ came down from heaven onto our altar. Every knee was bent and every breast was struck in humility as Father Ganley raises the sacred host for all to see and adore . . . Cooke, Senior l, and Lodge, Sophomore 7, have the envious task of serving the Mass and being so close to Our Redeemer. 1 LEON BONIKOWSKI JOHN BONNER ROBERT BOOSE JACOB BOOTH 4426 Edgemont SI 644 Spruce SI 4027 N Darien SI 2532 Gaul SI SI John SI Mark SI Veronica SI Anne eq... -of or WILLIAM BORAL BERNARD BORELL EDWARD BOSTWICK HOWARD BOSWORTH Cornwell HerghIs 540 W Tioga SI 3130 N MarsIon SI 3339 Coral SI SI Charles SI Veronica Corpus Chnsh SI Joan ol Arc K- 4 GERALD BOYLE JOHN BOYLE WILLIAM BOYLE JOHN BRACH 2849 N Marsh-an 7439 Sommers Rd 3506 VnsIa SI 4459 E Thompson SI Corpus Chnsn SI AIhanasws SI MaIIhew SI John 1'- dh. JAMES BOOTH 1505 W Venango SI SI SIephen JOSEPH BOYCE 168 W Grange Ave SI Helena JOSEPH BRADDOCK 5111 Greene SI SI Francis 1. NM JOSEPH BRADLEY PAUL BRADY JOSEPH BRAIG ROBERT BRAUBITZ 1401 E. Columbia Ave. 4200 FrosI SI. 229 E. Westmoreland SI. 2684 Bridge SIreeI Holy Name SI. Demonic SI. Hugh All SainIs LEWIS BREADNEY 3523 HarIel Ave. SI. Domenic eu... l FRANCIS BREEN GEORGE BRENNAN LAWRENCE BREYER DONALD BRINDISI 2627 Fillmore SI. 1316 E. Price St. 1931 SIenIon Ave. 224 W. Queen Lane All SoinIs lmmaculfe ConcepIion SI. Benedicl SI. Franzis JOHN BROGAN 124 PIeasanI SI. LiIIle Flower - 7: THOMAS BROGAN ROBERT BROUS FRANKLIN BROWN THOMAS BROWNE GEORGE BRUCKER 5813 Crittenden St 59 Myrtle Ave 2835 Coral St 5647 Boyer St 7903 Provident Rd Immaculate Conception Assumption St Anne lmmarulate Conception St Raymond 1 DANIEL BRUNETTI HENRY BUEHNER FRANCIS BURDY JOSEPH BURKE JOSEPH BURKE 7234 Hegerman St 2326 N Mascher St 2935 Cottman Ave 2516 N Franklin St 8608 Thouron Ave Lady ol Consolation St Bomfare St Matthew St Edward St Raymond wh.. 3 EDWARD BURNS FRANCIS BURNS WILLIAM BUSCH JAMES BUSTARD EDMUNDAS BUTKUS 4026 Loring St 2442 Memphis St 7206 Erdrlck St 'I434 E Lycoming St 6663 Walker St St Bernard St Anne St Bernard Holy Innocents St George P' ROBERT BYRNE LOUIS CAIMI EDWARD CALLAN WILLIAM CALLAN JAMES CAMPELLONE 6 Woodlawn Ave. 1929 Lardner St. 3441 Friendship SI. 57 Nearwood Lane 621 W. Tioga St. St. John Bosco St. Martin St. Matthew St. Michael Lady of Pompeii l FRANCIS CANCELLIERE MICHAEL CANCELLIERE ROBERT CANINO JOSEPH CANTLIN RAYMOND CANTWELL 4647 Edmund St. 7037 Algord St. 870 Sanger St. 6346 Cardill St. 2642 Oak Ave. Mater Dolorosa Lady of Consolation St. Martin St. Timothy St. Charles YQ 1 J w is Q .. . 15-' ,531 I A ,ai 5 . new gf A 1 iff f ,Q J 13 Q 1 Q 2 ,.,- 1' uf' VKX ff 99 Ai I :+A Q i n 334' 'S 'if is My ' -f by -V 4 K Sf .: L, . . , Q A it 9 iff' H 'f liwhg our F4176 . a HOW TO BE A GOOD CATHOLIC? As Juniors we delved deeply into the Ten Commandments and the Precepts of the Church in order to answer this question. In our Senior year we studied Apologetics as a means of strengthening our own faith and explaining it to others. Here Father Kinniry proves to Senior 22 that the Church is Apostolic. CATHOLIC TRADITION was explained to us as Freshmen. As Sophomores we learned how the Church heroically withstood persecution and heresy, and how the Mass came to its present form. With these basic fundamentals we were able to take on a deeper understanding of the Faith of Our Fathers. At the board, Danz, Junior 20, is explaining the preternatural gifts. S. , I fwk?, ,AW JAMES CANTY EMlDlO CAPECCI 3238 Englewood St 4711 Ashburner Sf St Matthew St Domnmc L GERALD CAPELLA JAMES CAPELLA ANDREW CAPRERI 4826 Stenton Ave 4826 Stenton Ave 107 Buckley Rd S Francls St Francis St Luke JOSEPH CAPUTO DAVID CARACCIOLO JAMES CAREY THOMAS CAREY THOMAS CARMODY 1858 Mohlcan St 1117 Kenwyn St 5233 Knox St 3012 N Stillman St 1312 Dlxon Ave St Athanasrus St Martm St Francis Corpus Chnstt St Thomas RALPH CARPINETA JOHN CARPITELLA JOHN CARR JOHN CARRAGHER ROBERT CARROLL 7015 Gnllesple St 5914 Tulnp St 2631 E Thompson St 868 Anchor St 2634 Almond St Lady of Consolatton St Bartholomew St Anne St Martm St Anne MG- nge if-,4 STANLEY CARROLL THOMAS CARROLL JAMES CARRY EDWARD CARTER EDWIN CASEY 2535 N Howard St 4317 N 15th St 2832 N Onanna St 3420 Reach St 3102 Magee Ave St Bonfface St Stephen St Edward Ascenslon St Timothy l ' S JOHN CASEY JOHN CASHMAN JOHN CATALANO DOMINIC CATALDI THOMAS CATTI 5705 Dunlap St 5018 Germantown Ave 6553 Dmman 2651 E Monmouth St 6552 Walnut Park Drlve St Rose St Francis St eo Mother oID1vme Grace St Joseph Q. DONALD CERICOLA 905 Dururd St Lady of the Rosary fm! EDMUND CHADROW 6304 Eastwood St St Martin -Q. w GERALD CHAPPELL WILLIAM CHAPPELL 4007 Blakuston St 4007 Blakrston St St Dominic are 'ff ,M I 4:12 M5154 St Dommrc llm 'i? '11 -if wh 1' ALBERT CHADWICK 37 5 G St Ascension C5 vw ,MV GEORGE CHARLTON 1023 Shackamaxon St Immaculate Conceptron 'C' DONALD CINALLI ANTHONY CINKUTIS COSMO CINQUE 2159 E Orleans St 806 Second Ave 4213 Paul St Natrvlty B VM St Thomas Mater Dolorosa Q ff 9 FRANCIS CLARK MES CLARK ROBERT CLARK 3114 N Taylor St 231 W Lmdley Ave 530 W Hall Creek Dr Corpus Christ: Incarnation St Ambrose W5 Ig.- DAVID CLEWELL EUGENE COFFMAN JOHN COLE 5114 N 10th St 624 Beaver St 3039 Agate St Holy Child St Mark Natrvrty B VM 'ii t,' EDWARD CHAMBERS 4353 Glendale St Holy Innocents 4 fun ,I wr STEPHEN CHAPKO 1900 Church St Mater Dolorosa Hs. 'QV LOUIS CHIARLANZA 4746 Loring St Lady ot Consolatron Q- JOSEPH CITERONI 4701 Lrnden Ave Katherrne STANLEY CIENKOWSKI B015 Summerdale Ave Resurrection hs FRANCIS CLARK 2638 Memphis St St Anne q iff' THOMAS CLARK JAMES CLEARY 145 W Wrshart St 2023 Carver St St Hugh xr THOMAS COLE 843 Ontano St Ascensron St Bartholomew Q if JOHN COMERFORD 6058 Belden St St Martin 49 M47- ,Ag Enghlvfz . . literature and l1Ye ONE OF THE MOST ESSENTIAL courses in our four years of high school is the English course. The rules of syntax and punctuation will be invaluable in help- ing us to express our thoughts as teachers, lecturers, lawyers, authors, and parents. The study of Literature in our senior year will give us an appreciation of the arts. Mr. Loughery is shown discussing Macbeth with Senior 8. JULIUS CAESAR came to life again as we sat in our Senior English classes learn- ing to detect the differences between the early period and final period of Shakespeare. We supplemented our study of Literature with a review of grammar and composition. Father Dennis made the classes even more inter- esting with his acting abilities. Here we see him going over some lines with Senior 3. KM M ,lim Ml' ,Z f 68' ..., 'Q' JOHN CONCANNON THOMAS CONLEY WILLIAM CONNELLY JOSEPH CONNORS THOMAS CONNOR5 16Ih and Allegheny Ave. 161 W. LippincoII SI. 725 E. Madison SI. EddingIon 904 Aflrhvr SV. SI. Joseph SI. Hugh Ascension SI. Francis SI. Muffin If-' 'Ou L. l JOHN CONWAY Rosen coox JosEPH cooxs ANTHONY coPPoLA JosEPH 6243 N. 4Ih si. 4247 conmun Ave. 7437 Lim-.kiln Pike 44 E. PasIorius si. 6667 Chew Ave- SI. Helena SI. Bernard SI. AIhanasisus lady ol Ihe Rosary l-lille FIOWGI' RICHARD CORBETT GERALD COSTELLO BRENDAN COYNE CHARLES COYNE THOMAS CRONIN 3448 Joyce SI. 7422 Torresdale Ave. Andalusia 2031 Carver SI. 4027 N. Marshall SI SI. Joan of Arc SI. Bernard SI. Charles SI. Barlholomew SI. Veronica ' , sw., I ffm :f .ann Q ROBERT CROSKEY EDWARD CROSS WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM ALBERT CUPO JOSEPH CURCILLO 5138 Pennway SI. 16Ih and Allegheny Ave. 2126 E. Lehigh Ave. 4681 GermanIown Ave. 6401 N. 12Ih SI. SI. Ambrose SI. Joseph SI. Anne SI. Michael Holy Angels A iw 3 RICHARD CURLETT ALBERT CURRR LEONARD CURRY 6332 Mershon SI. 3442 Ella SI. 608 Locusl Ave. R.D. .213 Hillside Ave. SI. TimoIhy SI. Hugh SI. Charles Lady of Grace GERARD CUSH 2211 N. 4Ih SI SI. Edward 1 .pi x . A 3 A 4 A .it wi' . - ye.. . ...L 2 Z9 ' , 'Avia I, .A K 'E .. . 4 GEORGE CUTHBERT JOSEPH CWENAR MICHAEL CZEKAJ 3037 Cedar SI. 3509 Chippendale Ave. 3563 Frankford Ave. NaIiviIy SI. MaIIhew SI. Joan of Arc CHARLES DALLMER 7822 LoreIIa Ave. Resurrecfion iv- JOSEPH DANIELCZYK 2617 E. Lehigh Ave. SI. Laurentius :V Y .0 1, .' 4 4 55 17 ', ,.,, ff.,-. f pre X. , 5. W V 4, Y WILLIAM DALY 4235 Teesdale SI. SI. Bernard Z Q' Q7 . WILLIAM DANIELS 3245 N. Newkirk SI. Corpus Chrisli 4 :U- PAUL DAUDT DONALD DAVIDSON 129 E. Gorgas Lane 6146 Charles SI. Holy Cross SI. TimoIhy 2 fs- 4 , '9' . Q2 V, ,, .v JOHN DAVIS 6228 Ogomz Ave. SI 8enedicI r ff, r HERMAN DECKER 7335 Sacken SI. SI. MaIIhew CLEMENT D'AMBROSlO 60 W. Rockland SI. SI. Francis ,715 5 WILLIAM DANZ 3229 N. 25Ih SI. Corpus ChrisIi X .4-X Q- MATTHEW DAILEY 608 E. Allens Lane Holy Cross -0- . X 1 JOHN D'ANGELO 641 W. Johnson SI. SI. Madeleine fy lax S -- -..-.... JAMES DARRAGH L, J L 2515 E. MonmouIh SI. NaIiviIy 8.V.M. . . ROBERT DAVINE 5210 Casfor Ave. SI. Marlin cn . Af g, K if f-v ' Q in CHRISTOPHER DECREE 3516 Frankford Ave. SI. Joan ol Arc EDWARD DAVIS 3446 N. Third SI. SI. Veronica 3 3 .3 j ' .' A C is w- M '- s-.L 41... - 1 . gi 3 1., my -W .4 if ra :M 1 0- V K L, 1+ JOHN DALEY 5729 N. 'l2Ih SI. Holy Child . vp fs, - . al wi G fi V f l RICHARD DANIEL 8038 Elberon Ave. SI. Cerilia .4 if el 4' 2. f 5. rf' wlgffg I 5' Nl x- 1' L EDWARD DARREFF 333 Radcliffe SI. SI. Mark ' Z9 fl Q35 5.7, , '51 V lx ,H , M f f ,f ff 'S 1.38 , Q I ' 55 gf' A . V... - I ,, Q Q? GEORGE DAVIS 1858 Widner Place SI. Benedicl 4 . I . I. Q ' I grffllll ' V I v Jaw I y A A CHARLES DEEGAN JAMES DEENEY 2866 Aramingo Ave. 2343 E. Hazzard SI. SI. Anne SI. Anne 53 uneasy ,L l i s . -Q-ws. 1-1 9433 l ,, Rf aa U 4 ACHES AND PAINS which re- sulted from our eager attempts to build strong bodies and sound minds were handled quite capably by Mr. Fitzgerald. Always ready with bandages for cuts and aspirin for head- aches he waits in the dispen- sary for his next case. i S ,. ci Hen ffl and Guidance efliciency tremendously. Sound teeth are important in keeping physically and mentally fit. The school is visited yearly by a team of dentists who spot the first signs of decay. As North- men we had no fears of drilling or pulling wherever our overall health was concerned. A TOOTHACHE can lower our fe 4' 5 MICHAEL DeFrJ1..VIO 5935 Tulip sr. Lady of Consolation T' gur- PAUL DeMARSHALL 5104 Stenton Ave St Francrs 19. JOHN DEVLIN 7100 Louise St St Athanaslus JOHN DIDONATO 3414 Prmceton Ave St Matthew A GEORGE DOERR 1802 Erlen Rd Holy Angels N Q x14 I I I '25 Y 2' .x V si, , , , Y'-H' .4 ff 1 V f I .Q JAMES DELANEY 6229 N. 18th St. St. Benedict .-. . 03 as. N M.. 4 L MICHAEL DELANEY 4539 N. 20th St. St. Francis .' VH? I g? I 'Tig c 'J : tr , 5' Q 1 fi n It 1 PATRICK DELANEY 101 Pleasant St. Holy Cross JAMES DEVENNEY JOHN DEVENNEY JOHN DEVINE 6703 Kmdred St 2933 Teesdale St 1338 Toronto St Resurrection St Matthew t Stephen 4 ALBERT DIBERIO ROBERT DICESARE 2441 E Somerset St 318 Llncoln Ave Anne -3 Q3 JOHN DIEGEL 2963 Belgrade St Natwlty B V M 'ith I Q-v DONALD DOLAN 873 Anchor St St Martin St Ann JOSEPH DIGIROLAMO Dunks Ferry Rd St Charles JOSEPH DOLAN 1981 Elston St St Athanaslus Wfws xgsqk BMW i THOMAS DICKSON 815 E Stafford St Immaculate Conceptron SYLVESTER DIMEGLIO Eddlngton P St Francis fun Z! L 5 4 9 ? .. ,293 A. if ff 'Q lfzw ,J , K , :E , -i,4-f'fQ'!2i?'- M ' ' ARTHUR DeMARSHALL 5104 Stenton Ave. St. Francis 'tr GERALD DEVLIN 2095 Albnght St St .loan of Arc '6- SANTO DICONDINA 5842 Chew St Immaculate Conception JOSEPH DISANDRO 1100 W Tuoga St Lady of Pompeu EUGENE DOLE WILLIAM DOMERACKI 4 4 M t 3329 Mercer St Holy Innocents Sl Adalbert -I Q 75 f f .1 ff 5, Q , 0 ff' if .Q YI ,eh , ff 1 rg, , Q V Q Yr 1 'N y.- 1 JAMES DOMINIC CHARLES DONAHUE GERALD DONAHUE 7026 Hegerman St. 3135 Custer St. 3032 Belgrade St. Lady of Consolation Ascension Nativity JOSEPH DONNELLY LEONARD DONNELLY LAWRENCE DONOHUE 1354 Kerbaugh St. 5761 Wister St. 3321 N. Reese St. St. Stephen Immaculate Conception St. Veronica i FRANCIS DOUGHERTY GEORGE DOUGHERTY JOHN DOUGHERTY 337 Oak Rd. 1116 Radcliffe St. 1024 E. Willowgrove Ave. St. Luke St. Mark Seven Dolors 3: JOHN DONAHUE 5122 N. Fairhill SI. Incarnation HARRY DONEKER 3786 Bristol Pike St. Thomas 5- JOHN DORSEY DAVID DOUGHERTY 4630 N. 5th St. 5250 Oakland St. Incarnation St. Martin 4. JOHN DOUGHERTY 6741 Castor Ave. Resurrection 'rw MICHAEL DOUGHERTY 7127 Boyer St. Holy Cross ig. 6 L THOMAS DOUGHERTY WILLIAM DOUGHERTY JOHN DOUGHTY JOSEPH DOUGLAS RICHARD DOWLING 3051 Memphis St. 209 Green Lane B33 Bridge St. 4013 Old York Rd. 3336 Gullord SI. Nativity B.V.M. St. Mark St. Martin St. Stephen St. Matthew ' I 'h 1 6 5 91 5- 1' . ' , Wd, 1 ' - M1 f' J E A I ajiiidt Q-air: A 1 WILLIAM DOWLING JAMES DOYLE MICHAEL DOYLE JOHN DREW JOSEPH DRISCOLL 3B44 Bennington St. 6322 Battersby St. 5013 Greene SI. 1044 Rosalie St. 7133 Montague St. Holy Innocents St. Timothy St. Francis St. Martin St. Bernard 'F if 4. V EJ M' Q 1 He' 7 sa 04 I X Q' 'NJ N its x 0 , P M 1 X ' ,A M 1 9 x4v'4 . xlqnxa' '.'. I A 4 'w e fy fx, ,Q xv. ' 'kk . Q . m ,K N A'-v.. S '. i -' .. f WW' I 1 i f si 25' 'Qi ' l af , 6' W WOLFGANG RUMP shows how rt s done Thus added bIl0flf1SlfUCllOI1 was well recerved The most dumcult of modern languages IS becoming very popular Father Wetzler keeps a close watch on Herr Rump and the rest of Junior 6, as they master lhe modals of the language. languages ..... Zara: .. . German 'x 5 if 1 4 Jossm muscou MICHAEL oucA PAUL oucxsrr GERALD puppy GREGORY DUFFY 935 Prall SI 968 W Sparks SI 5248 Pulaski Ave 2651 Agale SI 2 9 C Atal d Sr Marlin SI Bened SI Carherme Sf Anne Mapermfy 5yM Q f 1 FRANCIS DUFFY JOHN DUFFY JOSEPH DUFFY THOMAS DUFFY CHARLES DUGAN 417 E Ashmeod SI 3224 N Emng SI 6430 Llmeluln Pike 1933 Colonial SI 5607 Mlrlom Rd SI Francis Corpus Chnslr SI Benedrd SI Benedicl SI Marlin .Nr my 1- JOSEPH DUNNE CHARLES DURANTE EDWARD DURKIN WALTER DUS RICHARD DWYER 3033 N Taney SI 2825 Glenview SI 4608 Fren Hull Rd 2615 N Franklin SI 7105 N Broad SI Corpus Chrrsh Sf Maflhew SI Francis Edward Holy Angels K- , :..:-,.EA -9. ji FRANKLIN DYSON RICHARD EASTBURN FREDERICK EBERLE ROBERT EDNEY ROBERT EDWARDS 5419 N. Fairhill SI. R.D. .ffl Mechanicville Rd. 241 W. Thayer SI. 2163 74th Ave. 1603 Rowan SI. Incarnation SI. Charles SI. Hugh SI. Alhanasius SI. Slephen av Au- FRANCIS EGAN HERBERT EHRET JOSEPH EICHHORN GEORGE EIGENAUER WALTER EINHORN 766 Rock Lane 3478 SI. Vincent Sf. 2008 N. 4th St. 5914 Colgate SI. 3459 Keim SI. Immaculate Conception SI. Maflhew SI. Boniface SI. William Ascension Av - ..x .B ,funk amy .. 5 pmf , Y ' '9- i '.., ' 5? CHARLES EMERY ROBERT EMERY WILLIAM ELIASON CARL ELITZ JOHN ELLISON 6255 Wlster St 3010 Fanshawe St 4452 N Reese St St Benedict St Trmothy SI Henry 6254 Erdrlck St St Timothy 4639 Greene St St Francrs is in- lb is EDWARD FARMER JOSEPH FARRELL JOSEPH ENGLEHART BELVEN EVANS ROBERT EVEN 3966 Richmond St 6338 Calvert St 61 W Johnson St All Saints St Trmothy St Madeleme 1915 Chelten Ave St Benedrct 161 W Hansberry St St Francrs iv lv Q We .aug Q -1' -as .L FRANCIS FEOLI ROBERT FARRELL FREDERICK FAUX ALEX FELIX ROBERT FENNELL 5724 Knox SI 4123 Levlck SI 6206 Gardenia St 2432 W Hilton SI St Vrncent St Trmothy Holy Rosary Corpus Chrrstr 4233 Sflfllng St St Trmothy 4'5- QQ FRANCIS FERGUSON LOUIS FERRANTE 114 Webster Ave 2711 W Allegheny Ave Immaculate Conception LAURENCE FINNEGAN 6505 N Fanrhnll St St Helena Corpus Chrrstr NICHOLAS FIORINO 7144 Dltman St Lady ol Conxolatron LAWRENCE FICKETT FRANCIS 655 Monroe Ave 3247 N Balley St 2727 N 4th St Queen of Peace Corpus Chrrst: St Edward CHARLES FINNEGAN cz- 0- 41 WILLIAM FITCH 5731 Tackawanna St St Bartholomew ANTHONY FITZGERALD GERALD FITZGERALD 6244 Gnllespne St 7111 Boyer St St Bartholomew Holy Cross bl fm 3 gif il- rf W ,NN ll 3 S I few? 2, 3 f.,? ! A ik Wifi f age, '21 'F W- W1 xn- fs I -als fn THERE WAS NO TIME FOR SIESTAS in our Spanish class as Father Cleary in- jected the South American spirit in all our periods. Father is shown inspecting the efforts of Senors Joe Driscoll and Lou Mersa of Senior 9. rs' 1 French and Spanish 63 LAURENCE FITZHENRY 7240 Lrmekrln Prke Sl Athanasrus Y EDWARD FLYNN 5824 Brush Rd Immaculate Conception if X JAMES FOLEY 2005 E Elkhardt St Ascensron in- hr fg sie 6 i HARRY FITZPATRICK JAMES FLANIGAN THOMAS FLANNERY RICHARD FLUEHR 4724 Lansmg St 1841 E Ontarro St 5034 Greene St 3301 Cottman Ave St Bernard SI' Joan of Arc St Francrs St Matthew R JOHN FLYNN JOHN FLYNN MATTHEW FLYNN RICHARD FLYNN 2088 E Pacvfk St 3159 N 28th St 6011 Wrster St 4145 Robbrns Ave St Joan of Arc Corpus Chrrstr Immaculate Conceptron St Trmothy X A1 4. WILLIAM FOLEY WILLIAM FORAN MARK FORST DONALD FORTUNE 1706 Chelsea Rd 1119 W Oakdale SI 3018 Fanshawe St 9214 Exeter Rd Holy Angels Lady of Mercy St Trmothy St Kathenne fv- 4--, DONALD FOSS FRANCIS FOSTER ROBERT FOSTER 8009 Moro St 4815 Palethorp St 1300 Wunderland Rd Sl Dommrc St Ambrose l HARRY FRANKS 4200 Malta SI Holy Innocents 64 WILLIAM FRAZIER 1313 E Carey St St .Ioan of Arc Sl John ID' 'V' STANLEY FRENCH 1570 Adams Ave St Joachrm -nn- 1- RICHARD FOWLER EDWARD FRANCE Langhorne Ave 1449 Levlck St Lady of Grace St Martm M4 vs.. JosEPH FRF CHARLES 2729 W Somerset St 4433 N Lawrence SI Corpus Chrlsh St Henry Q s-Q t apex' JOSEPH FRITZ WILLIAM FULLAM JOHN FULLERTON 3418 N Goodman St 4284 Gnscom St 1860 E Venango SI St Stephen St Joachim St .loan of Arc ki fu- 4 CHARLES GABRICK 2975 Janney Sl Help of Christians FRANCIS GAFFNEY 6034 Bndget SI St Vmcent -K RK ,I 9- GALLAGHER ROBERT GALCIK ROBERT GALDI EDWARD GALLAGHER FRANCIS GALLAGHER 2125 N Front SI 3427 Slanwood SI 1536 Roselyn SI 910 W Arizona SI 6638 Vanduke St St Bomtace St Dommac St Benedlct St Edward St eo 6328 Calvert St St Timothy St Wllham L., 'C' L CHARLES GARVEY 4533 Hedge St St Joachlm RICHARD GANNON 1810 Medary Ave St Benedict i L JOHN GALLAGHER MICHAEL GALLAGHER JOSEPH GALLO WILLIAM GALVIN FRANCIS GANNON 493 E Robbins Sl 3229 Hurley S1 4507 Tudor St 1810 Medary Ave Ascenslon St Bernard St Benedict S- JOSEPH GASKILL EDWARD GAWRONSKI THOMAS GEDMAN 3905 N Marshall St 931 N Hancock St 2831 Jenks St St Henry lmmaculate Conception All Saints ky sf ln l CHARLES GEIB FREDERICK GEMUDER JOSEPH GENDASZEK ANGELO GENTILE 539 Benner St 4620 Shelield Ave 2912 Edgemont St 6042 Magnolia St St Wlllnam St Bernard St Adalbert Holy Rosary WILLIAM GENZ 314 W Courtland SI St Henry I , f f' - ' N M . -1- V' fimgg , - N. g - 51. f ' 1 MQW, X A Q If B ,Q Q .Vjnf Q I - gli M flag . -,L I ,L ,, ful m .I A e. . MMM ' 1- - A I 3, - - Q 3 , I 1 '1T ' f. . , 7-Q V+-fee i gl. 451: ' X f7T1fLH2f1,., 1 f 1 X Q I I an '3- 43'. 5 X iw ui' I n V NW' V 'X X , I OMWZ ' 4 MJ I ' , Al I V I, I Q V11 . M U is T: CHARLES GESSAY LEO GIBNEY WILLIAM GIBSON WILLIAM GILBERT 1666 Kinsey St. 222 M St. 5418 Akron St. 2108 E C St. Joachim Holy Innocents St. Martin B.V.M. THOMAS GILLOWAY . Ieortield St. 2820 Hellermon St. Qi- JOHN GILMER JOHN GINTHER JOSEPH GIORDANO LEONARD GIORGI 429 W Rosalyn St 7027 Llmeluln Pike 5222 N 6th St 439 Church St St Helena St Athonosrus DAVID GLANCY 6955 Stenton Ave lncornatlon Mater Doloroso St Atlvonasws is l l JOSEPH GLEASON JOSEPH GLEBA JAMES GLYNN JOSEPH GOLDEN 4731 Oakmont St 4642 Melrose St 9624 Cowden St 2432 Toronto St St Bernard St John Motelnlty Corpus Chnstl THOMAS GOLDEN 4033 Maywood St Holy Innocents 'Qc PAUL GOLDNER 1730 Chelsea Rd Holy Angels GERARD GORMLEY 7809 Loretta Ave Resurrection 68 MICHAEL GONGLICK DONALD GORDON JAMES GORDON THOMAS GORMAN 8635 Deer Lane 4336 Lawndale St 7507 Rugby St 1513 E Luzerne St St Domlmc Holy Innocents St Athonosrus Holy Innocents ,A ,A 'Q JOSEPH GORNIAK 3009 Tllton St St Adalbert lo 1 VINCENT CORSKI EDWARD GOSHOW JOSEPH GOSSE 2520 N 6th St 3725 Lnloc Lone 3034 Gaul St St Edward St Dommrc Help of Clmstrans 'P' urf' - l JOHN GRADY 4723 Comly SI. SI. BarIholomew JOHN GRADY 429 W. Duncannon Ave. lncarnalion r .pus lf. ALBERT GREBE 1909 N Mascher SI SI Bonrface JOSEPH GRAHAM RAYMOND GRAHSLER JAMES GRAZIOLA 2250 E. MonrnouIh SI. 3341 DissIon SI. 3206 N. 5Ih SI. Nalivify Sl. MaIIhew SI. Veronica i- bf- ANTHONY GRECO DANIEL GRECO WILLIAM GREGSON GERALD GRIKE 132 Meehan SI 123 ForesI SI 338 W Queen Lane 1867 E Westmoreland SI Holy Cross SI Ann SI Franrrs Ascensron Z RAYMOND GRIMES 115 Cedar SI SI Mark JOSEPH GROSS VICTOR 3- GERALD GUARINI THOMAS GURSKY 1858 E Schiller SI Bnslol Pike 126 W Grange SI 5932 LoreIIa Ave SI .loan of Arc SI Mrchael SI Helena SI Marlin 'Uh -5. GERALD GUTHERMAN STANLEY GUZIK JOSEPH HACKMAN RAYMOND HAGEN PATRICK HAGERTY 7035 WoolsIon Ave 3855 N Bouvler SI 101 Woodlawn Ave 819 E Wnllard SI 16 Wayland Ave SI Alhanasrus SI Ladrslaus SI Davrd Ascensron SI Charles Y' J' WW' .L FRANCIS HAGGERTY WILLIAM HAGUE CHARLES HAIR RONALD HALL 1430 Unruh SI 2427 E Ann SI 222 VusIa SI 3 I Resurrodron NaIrvrIy BVM SI Chnslopher Ascensron GEORGE HALLERMEIER 4013 Maywood SI Holy lnnocenh luncfl Me pause ffldf refreshes 5 ..' 1 ff: f I iff g -uc' Q WILLIAM HAMILL WILLIAM HAMILTON 3307 Vista SI. Bristol Pike St. Matthew JOSEPH HANES ROGER HANISCO 1448 E. Mt. Pleasant Ave. 2640 Ash St. St. Raymond All Saints St. Francis ng FRANCIS HARMER FRANCIS HARTE LAWRENCE HARTENSTEIN JOHN HARTLEY 1309 E Susquehanna Ave 1446 E Lycommg St 4509 Cottman SI 1913 Denme St Holy Name Holy Innocents St Bernard St Stephen JOHN HASTINGS CHARLES HAUBRICK FRANCIS HAUGHEY ROBERT HAVILAN 953 Sanger St St Martm Lmcoln Hwy 2246 N Thnrd St 2516 E Oakdale St Lady of Grace St Bomlace St Anne JOSEPH HEARD OHN HEDGE HEENAN RAYMOND HEFFNER 714 Stanwood Sf 05 Greene St 2911 Franklnn St 1658 Mentor St St Ceulra St Francis Edward Holy Child QU' W' .AA THOMAS HEIDENRY ROBERT HEIM WILLIAM HENDERSON WILLIAM HENDRY 1959 Elston St 3508 Aldme St 3331 Edgemont St 658 W Tusculum St St Athanaslus St Matthew Natmty St Veronica DENNIS HANRATTY 2919 Belgrade St. Nativity B.V.M. PAUL HASSALL 3313 Ryan Ave St Matthew nl JOSEPH HAZEL 7809 luster SI 5 I Matthew JAMES HEFLIN 2714 Cheltenham Ave St Raymond WESLEY HENRY 436 Raymond St St Henry 4 4- 'K' 4 'Y D I fe Q I - - iff' Q' J s Rosen . 51 . N. ' . . . . . ' sv. ' . 'Y ,Z V V' Ig 5' I I ls. , IN QS ,,'L WILLIAM HENRY JOHN HERBERT RAYMOND HERBRICK WILLIAM HERRMANN JOHN HERZENSTEIN 98 l.lnIon SI 644 E ChelIen Ave Lowell Ave 6606 Kmdred SI 5908 Walker SI SI Helena ImmaculaIe Concephon SI Charles Resurrechon SI 8arIholomevv f I Ap ! I! .- KS JOHN HESSON LOUIS HETRICK JAMES HIBBERD RICHARD HIC 7314 Ryers SI 2651 Ann SI 5148 Greene SI 4306 Lornng SI Ceclha Nahvrfy SI Francis VINCENT HINES 1 H Ascension 1 'V' 'il JOHN HINKE FRANCIS HIRSCH WILLIAM HOFFERICA 3981 Wenkel SI 426 W Duncannon Ave 2360 E BosIon SI 16Ih and MILTON HOFFMAN Ave 3114 Shrlmg SI NaI:v:Iy BVM Incarnahon Ann SI Joseph SI Trmolhy A L EDWARD HOGAN PATRICK HOLLERAN EDWARD HOLLORAN THOMAS HOLT THOMAS HOLTZ 7308 N 20Ih SI 5520 Crowson SI 4 0 B I 6810 RooseveII Blvd 415 W Raymond SI SI AIhanasws Immaculale Concephon SI Ambrose SI MaIIhew SI Henry JOSEPH HOPELY THOMAS HORNBERGER EDWARD HUBBERT RAYMOND HUBER 4634 Tazkawanna SI 2840 E Venango SI 5727 Tackawcnna SI 611 D ssIon SI SI Joachim NaI:v:Iy BVM SI 8arIholomew Presenlahon V ed 5 0 FROM AMOEBA TO MAN we learned about the various life forms during Father Kenny's lec- tures, in lab we made use of movies, slides, and microscopes. Members of Sophomore 4 are observing algae through their microscopes. PERFORMING an experiment, are Hines, Durkin, Grove, Grif- fin, Hartsgough and Keane of Junior 9. Lectures and labs go hand in hand to teach us the laws of nature. Meters and liters, mirrors and magnifying glasses helped to make all the aspects of physics a little clearer. Juli. Blblogy ..... Pb sits THE PRINCIPLES OF LIGHT, elec- tricity, gravity and bouyancy at- tracted our attention in Father Flynn's lecture classes. Prac- tical demonstrations in class were a big help. Father Flynn is ringing a bell in a vacuum for Junior 9. LAB DAY was awaited eagerly each week for its many inter- esting experiments. Under the guidance of Brother Arthur we made use of the knowledge gained in lecture. Brother Arthur is helping Junior 9 to see the expansion of metal caused by heat. ' x f 'inns JOHN HUDSON JAMES HUEBER CARLTON HUGHES JOHN HUGHES JOHN HUGHES 55 Wyneva Sf 6650 Tullp SI 3424 Ormes 2450 N Lawrence Sl 1525 Also!! St Sl Francis eo Sl Hugh Sf Edward Sl Marlin 'N 1- lb FRANK HUNTOWSKI JOHN HURLEY TERENCE HUTCHINSON GERALD HUTCHKO ROCCO IACONE 1080 Wlldman Ave 3657 N Marvme Sl 154 W Sylvania Sl 3932 N Faurhlll Sl 7624 Falrfleld Sf Sf Charles Sr Stephen Sl Francis Sf Agnes Sl' Maflhew 13 L po- ll V An. al DENNIS IANNUZZI HARLE5 IGNARSKI JOSEPH INADI IRENEY ISAJIW PAUL JANASKIE 4703 Almond S1 2024 N Franklm SI 7523 Llmeklln Plke 4117 N Franklin M and Brlsfol Sls All Somls Sl Edward Holy Rosary Chnsl the Kung Holy Innocents 'tw it' Corpus Chnsh Sl Alhanasaus L JAMES JOHNSTON GERALD JONES 322 Elwood S! 3122 Boudmo! S! Sf Francs: Ascension ANDREW JARDINE JAMES JENNINGS STEPHEN JESTER CHARLES JOHNSON EDWIN JOHNSON 2911 N Barley St 7170 N 20th Si 6229 Norwood Sf 3028 Nesper Sf 2132 E Stella Si Sl Benedld Sl Mallhew Nahvny K. EUGENE JOYCE 4137 Paul St sr Joachim 3 JOSEPH JOYCE THOMAS JOYCE 6933 N 19th SI 6933 N 19th SI Sf Alhanasrus Sl Alhanasrus 9 Q! EDWARD JUNIER THOMAS KALT 4003 N 6th St 5639 Rosehull St St Veronica Sl Ambrose il Ng., EDWARD KAMINSKI GERALD KANE JOHN KANE 3118 Ruth St 1978 Plymouth St 7504 Tulpehocken St Natlvlly St Alhanasws St Athanaslus All ts. un... JOHN KAPPS ARTHUR KAUKER EDWARD KEA ALBERT KEEFE JOHN KEEGAN 3154 Almond St 620 Brlll St 4609 N Front St 501 E Chelten Ave Byberry and Stevens Rd St Adalbert St William St Ambrose St Vincent St Christopher 'il EDWARD KEENAN JOSEPH KEIFER WILLIAM KELLEHER ANTHONY KELLY JAMES KELLY 7140 Llmeluln Pike 4635 Salmon St 2923 Hale St 2650 Memphis St 127 E Ontario St St Athanosrus All Saints SI Timothy St Anne St Hugh JAMES KELLY JAMES KELLY JOHN KELLY JOSEPH KELLY MARTIN KELLY 2350 E. Tucker St. 3141 Glenview St. 2334 Tague Ave 6505 Germantown Ave 228 wb 59,-nk, 57, St. Anne St. Matthew St. Luke St. Madeleine 59, Helenq F' - 7 ROBERT KELLY THOMAS KELLY THOMAS KENNEDY 3210 N. Marston St. 4341 N. Orionno St. 5901 Loretto Ave. Corpus Christi St. Henry St. Martin ffzelmlvfry ACIDS, BASES AND SALTS be- came as familiar as candy and cake though not as tasty. Father Kelly held our atten- tion as he explained the wonders of Chemistry. Mr. Ruhl is giving Senior 4 a lec- ture on Phosphates. HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN are components of air as we learned after much stressing. Our lectures in Chemistry supplemented the labs and vice versa. Mr. Duffy is explaining atmosphere to Seniors. me l l , t I -- 79 G- as. l THOMAS KENNY PATRICK KERRANE CHARLES KESZKOWSKI WILBERT KEYES WALTER KIDER 4211 Gnscom SI 120 Roumforf Rd 2623 E Thompson SI 4436 N GraIz SI 3158 ChaIham SI SI Joachrm Holy Cross SI Anne SI Francis SI AdaIberI 'Un B FREDERICK KIEDAISCH JOSEPH KIELY NRY KILLIAN ROBERT KING JOHN KIRALY 1061 Wlldman Ave 5119 Marlan SI M I 4051 N Reese SI 4532 Aldine SI SI Charles SI Francrs oly InnocenIs SI Veronrca SI Bernard '1- -hd-A WILLIAM KIRK RNEST KISH THOMAS KLAUS GEORGE KLINE JOHN KLINKER 5945 LoreIIo Ave 4517 Tackawanna SI 524 W Duncannon Ave 6652 Walker SI 6138 Argyle SI SI Marhn MaIer Dolorosa Incarnahon SI TrmoIIry SI Wrllram 9 1 Q CHARLES KLUGE STEPHEN KMIEC GEORGE KOCHANOWICZ FRANCIS KOLARIK EDMUND KONCZAKOWSKI 4252 N Bodrne SI 2738 Alresforcl SI 5257 Akron SI EddlngIan 2818 Meyer Ave SI Henry SI JOINT SI Marhn SI Francis Queen of Peace A-.4 FREDERICK KONIECZNY LEO KONKEL CHARLES KOSER JOHN KOSLOSKIE FRANCIS KOVACH 3315 Belgrade SI 3231 Longshore Ave 6137 Charles SI 863 E Schrller SI 6820 Kundred SI SI Adalberf SI MaIIl1ew SI TlmoIl1y Ascensron Resurrechon 'X V' Q .L Q . 4 'X I LILL I W ff' J f l I 5' L L HE ' . 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'ir ' ,, 1 s 80 1' CHARLES KOZIOL FRANCIS KOZIOL 2730 Unruh Ave 225 Jefferson Ave SI Trmorhy SI Mark RICHARD KRASOWSKI JOSEPH KRAUS MORTON KRAUS 5025 Melrose SI EddmgIon 9230 Horaho Rd SI John SI Francrs SI KaIherme 1- RAYMOND KRAWCZYK RONALD KRIER RICHARD KROLL MATTHEW KRZESZKIEWICZ EDWARD KUBALA 1937 DevereaJx Ave 509 Davlsvllle Rd 3116 Belgrade SI 5 I 3344 Tlllon SI SI MarIrn SI Davrd SI Adalbert SI Adalberf NaIrvrIy BVM Chi WILLIAM KUGLER JOSEPH KUHAR JOHN KUJAWA FRANCIS KURDZIEL JOHN KUSIAK 6519 Beechwood SI 2159 Fanshawe SI 2546 Glllrngham SI 4248 N 15Ih SI 3855 GraIz SI SI Benedrd SI TrmoIhy SI John SI Ladrslaus Ladrslaus is mu JOSEPH LABENZ RICHARD 6649 Lynford SI 4540 Aldane SI Resurredron SI Bernard Z 114 JAMES LAWLESS EDWARD LAWSON JOHN LAYNE 4341 OakmonI SI 608 E SIaHord SI 4025 Lonng SI SI Bernard lmmaculaIe Concephon SI Bernard l WALTER LANGE FRANK LaSALVIA GEORGE LAUBER 839 GramIe SI SI MarIrn 4707 Frankford Ave 703 Marwoad Rd SI Joachrm Sr Ambrose 'F- .-df RICHARD LEAHY GERALD LEE 6623 Torresdale Ave 3240 A ammgo Ave SI eo NaIrvrIy BVM 'S Q. AE may V se. 7' au. W l . I ' . ' ' . . 346 SI. ' . rs.. , 4' . A Q A - Cs' Q 4. , 5 X ' , ' , E' I f -gf I A vw M, X-.NWN IN THE COMMERCIAL ART class we learned everythlng from elementary Lettering to Fashion Design The artistic efforts can be seen through out the school Junior I9 takes time out to put on a big smile for our photographer Watch the birdie. Senior artists Wendt, Grahsler, Skubish and Smith are busy with their portraits. fommerckll Aff -...lk 5. If 5 HM: At Q! up WVU! Mecfmmkal Dfdwlllg THE PLANNERS OF TODAY are learning to be the draftsmen of tomorrow in our Mechanical Drawing class. We are grasping the funda- mentals with the help of Father Freiler. Father is giving timely advice to Ray Sweeney of Junior 6. xx N-?p iff 1 I f 'U' 3 C' BERNARD LEGENSKI FREDERICK LEGIEC FERDINAND 3233 Teesdale St 2619 Croyden St 3441 Almond St St Matthew St John Sl Adalbert JT 1 TER LENTINI 4 1 Rhawn St t Dommlc VINCENT RPERA 4937 Natlonal St Lady of Consolation GERARD LEPPING FRANCIS LEVICKE GEORGE LEWYCKA MARTIN LIEBER LAWRENCE LIN:MAN 2067 E Tnoga St 4037 Markland St 2102 W Poplar St 6543 Walnut Park Dr 8034 Ryers St St Joan of Arc Holy Innocents Immaculate Concephon St Joseph h-4, 'QQ 'Y Gm if Ft' NICHOLAS LIZZO EDWARD LOGAN MATTHEW LAMOT VINCENT LONG 45 1 N 5th St 19 W Gowen Ave 4541 hompson St 7026 Lounse Rd St Henry Holy Cross Samts St Athanaslus LOWERY EDWARD LUCIA WILLIAM LUDWIG B419 Cedarbrook St 1433 Devereaux Ave 139 E Wlshart St St Raymond St Martm Y 1. DONALD LYNCH JAMES LYNN 2167 Conlyn St 5404 Akron St lmmawlate Conception St Martin St Hugh milffeqf' THOMAS LYONS 20 E Pleasant St St Madeleine Kwon 1' A Q FRANCIS LUPO 2948 McKinley St Sl Tlmothy c9CllIC owls 1 JOHN LOUGHLIN 2418 W Hllton St Corpus Christa WILLIAM LUTZ 6238 N Gratz St St Benedict Q- JOSEPH MacNAMARA DANIEL MADDEN 1314 72nd Ave 7143 Boyer St Holy Angels Holy Cross ' PE . . . 3 1 . ' - . . . S . ' ' - 5. - ' L! ' lyll . ' . St. ' ' 5.:,7!'7z:lt ' Q, N ,,f, 'H . , , , ,R ,, I A , Z ' L, .-- 2.75731 Q B' 3 . . . . E. T . ' . . ' . . All ' . ' ' ' ' - - 1 3 I gl .. W A Sw ,auf filrf' 'M - I '33 ' - Q ' ' ., ,. fi I -'ff:,,fI ' 25 L -A 4 5-1, .W - 1' Y ' ' . , V 1 Q . . I Q31 I I Lea Q A f- , r NL ... 1 1, , ..., 'H ' V' 1 er .. fiii lf 'r 5 l if ,IK H, W' 'f JAMES MAGAURAN 1403 Englewood St. Resurrection FREDERICK MADRIGALE 7222 Marsden St. lady of Consolation L LAURENCE MAHER LAWRENCE MAHER Street Rd. 1538 E. Mohican St. St. Charles St. Athanasius .ze AUGUSTIN MAKOWSKI JOHN MALIZIA 2041 E. Susquehanna Ave. 5612 Stokes St. St. Laurentius Immaculate Ccnzeption Q- ' EDWARD MAGDA 2222 N. Hancock St. St. Laurentius tc If Q '14 lilx J stil x X ff K? V f JAMES MAIORANA 7261 Horrocks St. i .fr nw! I xr Resurrection N I 165' 45555451 ' Vgiztr 555525 2 ffi','l i' ww , f 'l 15:21. Cf MAL ON 4 59 Lodng sn St. Bernard 'I U' sv A EDWARD MAMINSKI PATRICK MANGAN MARTIN MANNA 1863 Frankford Ave. 5515 Godfrey Ave. 5526 Miriam Rd. St. Laurentius Immaculate Conception St. Martin 3 , D , 4,, .ii fi ifmf r 73112 3 ? A ' J 6. 1 r 3.3 .523 ,r4?22 . I QESEH' 1 EDWARD MANZO FRANCIS MARAFIOTI JOHN MARCZELY 41 W. Garfield St. 321 E. Price St. 953 Anchor St. St. Francis St. Vincent St. Martin ix fs, 5 gf: t R 1 f ll for 22233 'e- im? all! RONALD MAGRAY 7718 Ardleigh St. Holy Cross A t?gZ2r pn... ' ti.: '-Xs,g:..jv ' TE' fl A J- , psf 15. 41711251 5- 55 '51 ' i I eg . ,.? 4' J l LEONARD MAJDOWSKI 3328 Belgrade St. iv- - R r - ,Md I L JOHN MAHER Street Rd. St. Charles 'fig f .,,, cwc JOSEPH MAKAREWICZ St. Adalbert fyv NZB' ROBERT MALLON 147 Newportville Rd. St. Thomas ky iit Q iiil V V 'wr I ' KJ lf, 2559 E, Ann St St. Adalbert Qu. .L WILLIAM MALONE 2312 74th Ave. St. Athanasius -K ,,,,,, .- JOSEPH MANNING THOMAS MANSFIELD 1209 Harrison St. 16th and Allegheny Ave St. Joachim St. Joseph 2 G ' s THOMAS MARKS 5017 N. 6th St. Incarnation K' JOHN MARNELL 5925 N. Lawrence St St. Helena OUR LATENT TALENTS were brought to the fore under the capable direction of Mr. Parisi and Mr. Mueller, who has recently become a member of the music staff. Har- mony occurs only after hours of patient instruction and hard practice. Mr. Mueller is guiding Andrews of Sophomore 3. all 4. Us . s. Q 87 4. rv JOSEPH MARQUART 2330 N 4th Sl St Edward JOSEPH MAROZZI 1214 Radcliffe St St Ann Q- JOHN MARSHALL ANDREW MARSZALEK JAMES MARTINE 2904 Hale St 8 Lochalsh Ave 7165 Tulip St St Timothy St Michael Lady of Consolation iw our JOSEPH MASON 5905 Alma St St Martin ROBERT MASHURA 2927 Fanshawe St St Timothy RICHARD MAYER GERARD MAYER 563 E. Anchor St. 2517 E. Allegheny Ave. St. William Help of Christians 7236 Montague St. St Bernard QL.. EDWARD MATTHEWS JOSEPH MA RANDOLPH MAULE 5506 N Falrhlll St 1839 Hartel Ave 3002 Brighton St Incarnation Resurrectio St Matthew ROBERT McADAM JAMES McALEER JOHN McALEESE 6229 Wlster St. 3285 Gaul St. . Benedict Nativity B.V.M. JL ROBERT McBRIDE 2067 Scattergood St. 1853 E. Cambria Sl. St. Bartholomew Visitation JOHN McCABE CHARLES McANINLEY 1337 Colwyn St. St. Stephen f -nv 2 511, f ,. M - f. fl? . A 'S' ' V .1 f ' A . yy. Q 1 . Q . ,gg ,- IL 'Q 1 V as x , Agri . , g - A N 'T,:Mf 'gS D a 3 Q QL. .. Us 1. K1 -if Q ,627 v..Esf3-.C ff - Z-aiviac. 34163, vw .W:'ii7?'?r' LOUIS McCANN JOHN McCARTNEY JOHN McCAUL 309 W. Albanus St. 6357 Cottage St. 5653 Matthews Sl. Incarnation St. Leo Immaculate Conception 88 WALTER MCCABE JOHN McCANN 2042 N. Hancock St. 2503 Tulip St. St. Boniface St. Anne L. DANIEL McCOLlUM EDWARD McCORMICK 1965 Medary Ave. 2735 Alresford St. St. Benedict St. John 7 Q? L 4 L GERARD McCORMlCK JOHN McCORMICK JOSEPH McCORMICK ROBERT McCORMI JAMES McCULlOUGH 3.500 Oakmont St 3129 Barnett St 6130 N 4th St 2229 N Lawrence 7607 Front St St Matthew St Timothy Helena St Edward St Joseph THOMAS McCURDY ROBERT McDANlEL MURDOCK McDONALD JOSEPH McDONNELL MARTIN McDONOUGH 44 E Seymour 3084 Cedar St 2949 E Venango St 3037 N Swanson St 309 W Champlost Ave St Francfs Natfwty BVM Help of Chnstuans St Hugh St Helena M 1 EDWARD McFADDEN THOMAS McFADDEN JOSEPH McGARREY WILLIAM McGARRIGLE JAMES McGARRITY 1817 Harnson 2419 Stanwood St 2919 St Joachtm Resurr ctlon Nattvl mond St 2924 Poplar St 1116 Bridge SI BVM St Ludwng St Martm L-. RAYMOND McGARRY JOHN McGEE JAMES McGINNIS JOSEPH McGINNIS HUGH McGINNIS Eddmgton 2114 Church Lane 1416 Orthodox SI Sunset and Norwood Ave 3 0 H SI St Francns Immaculate Conceptnon St Joachim Mother ol Consolatron Ascension PATRICK McGONAGLE 7852 Devon St Holy Cross PATRICK McGOVERN 1131 Bndge St Martm 4- L L GUY McGOWAN JOHN McGOWAN JOSEPH McGUCKIN 614 W Sedgwick St 720 E Ontario St 5903 N Lawrence St St Madeleine Ascension St Helena W v ,',g,4?e,,, wefrf Q Bookkeeplhg .... Typlhg ..... Sfzorffzand DEBTS AND CREDITS were the words of Father Eisenbarth as he acquainted us with the work- ings of the business world in Bookkeeping. He helped us to advance ourselves so we would be ready for college Accounting or practical oltice work. Father is instructing Thomas Becker of Senior 21 in the trial balance. 4:- if KL JOSEPH McGUlGAN JAMES McGUlNN 3237 Edgemont St 3140 N Natrona St Nativity B V M Corpus Christ: io. YE McINTYRE Lawrence SI Edward JOSEPH MclLHENNY 944U2 Carver St Martm JOHN 2819 N l MICHAEL McKEON 365 E Chelten Ave St Vmcenl' 'V k WILLIAM McGUlRE JAMES McHALE THOMAS McHUGH 5926 Tabor Rd 542 E Ashmead St 4602 Greene St St Wrllram Immaculate Conceptron St Francrs is WILLIAM MclNTYRE JOHN McKENNA MICHAEL McKENNA 823 Schlller St 3600 Frakford Ave 5655 N 10th St Ascension St Joan ol Arc St Helena FRANCIS McKERNAN JAMES McKERNAN RICHARD McLAUGHLlN ARTHUR McMANUS 2129 E Orleans St 6559 Edmund Sl 4 7 M St 1545 Beverly Rd Natlvrty BVM St eo Holy Innocents St Athanasws 1? 9...-Y WILLIAM McMANUS JOHN McMENAMIN NEIL McMENAMIN JAMES McMONAGLE JOSEPH McNALLY 808 Glenvnew St 5907 Shusler St 6825 Clearvuew 2132 Kennedy St 544 W Westmoreland St Presentation St Martm Holy Cross St Bartholomew St Veronica 1 JOSEPH McNALLY WILLIAM McNEILL ROBERT McNICHOLAS JOHN McPEAK JOSEPH McPEAK 6309 Oakley St 3114 Chatham St 1232 Aurdne St 6957 Rodney St 434 E Comley St St Wrllram Natrvaty BVM St Stephen St Athanasrus St Wrllram - - 1 H lv , Q - ,I L71 Q, vs- . V A I I I fl is A A1 4 1 SI. . . ' . . . . . ' sr. ' . . - U . . . . . 22 . . lr: os- , me-f 'L- f' N, Q he ' . ' . ' St. . . . I I 3 .' , Xe:-iv I I f gf 2 is ff I vi, . 9' ' A Jrnle ' .J ,J X-5 I , W ,, -I .2 'mg .. g, 4231 gy 1 14. A .v , .-,g, ..:. . 1 Pe .4 .1 s .... JOSEPH McSLOY 1312 Sellers St Sl Joachrm JOHN McSHEA 8625 Cnspm Dr SI Dommlc at 'Gu 2 fb 'LT' N55 4- 435 RAYMOND MEEHA GERARD MEHLMANN 2529 N 7Ih SI SI Edward A,,. zf, .. , 9--,, -an Q I y ,5,.,....,,, , 1 , . gg JAMES McTAMNEY 1344 Gulham SI Resurrechon 'vm Wes JOSEPH MELFI 509 Robbins Ave 7250 Edmund SI Wlllram Lady of Consolahon 1' if Q ir' f E 7' x, - JAMES MEADE 3444 N 6111 SI SI Veronica Y -o EDWARD MEL 530 Ruscomb lncarnahon R- Y' JOHN MEEHAN 2540 Cedar SI Anne 'P JERRY MENNE 6836 Large St Resurrechon ilfg, 'X ig 9' CHARLES MERKEL LOUIS MESSA ROBERT MESSICK ROBERT MEYER JOHN MIASKOWSKI 4444 N Reese SI 8415 Harner SI 6321 Gillespie SI 202 Hlgbee SI 2951 Belgrade St SI Wllluam Nahvlty B V M SI Henry lmmaculale Hear! G- .un ALBERT MIKUTIS PAUL MILCETICH 6735 Marsden SI 2501 E Oakdale SI SI eo SI Anne fi-N '56 1 SI eo 1- 3 DONALD MILES 4245 Romam SI St Joaclum G 4 Af if THOMAS MILLER WILLIAM MILLER JOHN MILLIGAN 2720 Birch SI 3058 N 91h SI 1545 66Ih Ave SI Adalberf SI Slephen SI Benedld use kg an W ff 'Q' CHARLES MILITTI MARIAN MILLER 7105 Stale Rd 2713 N Mascher SI Lady of Consolallon vlSIfGflOI'I 6- LUKE MIODONSKI GERALD MITCH 4510 Bermuda SY 2937 N 6th S Sl John Sl Veronica 93 . 1 , ' ' , ' ' . ' sv. ' - '. - 'Q Us U' J I I m i V 'I .,r, ,i, 5 ,I ,ga x V I X 5 L. I - A N A . . ' . . se. . . Sr. ' ' ' ' ' L- . 5, 'S ' Ii Q, , Q I l I ,, 'L I ' - 'wr , f-, 4 M , ,. A ii A , ,,VVV f wi-f 594 9 Mk' ,',,, V ' X . I 26, 4:5 .' . iggyf, ' , + ig. , 5,-A V 4 ELL 22 fi JUSTICE, CHARITY AND PATRlOTISMp this was the motto of our National Problems class, as we viewed the modern problems 0 that face our nation. We studied the true meaning of child ' labor, legislation and man's obligation. Father Koelzer is ' T instructing Bailey of Senior 5 in the forming of a corporation. THE PROBLEMS of our modern times are taken in their fullest by the members of Senior 16 and discussed at length. Mr. Petroski urges us to solve the problems according to the Catholic principles of social iustice. i or ...4,,..a1 5 Z1 'S Y' X -S 1 Q ARTISTS BECOME HISTORIANS Junnor 'I9 wlth Rlchard Hans at the helm IS tracing the extent of the Loulsluno Purchase during Father McKenty s Amencan Hlstory class McKerncn Baker Natrona! Problems X LA V' 'W-T? l . A V R-. '-x . l fri t, Cx Q . - K H I s ry. ,wwf '43-1 ' r J w t , . . ' I I , . . , . . U5-R 1 E Fl . - . W 0 xx I I 4 'Ll' Q JAMES MITCHELL JAMES MOELLER THOMAS MONAGHAN GERALD MONAHAN WILLIAM MONAHAN 2937 N 6th St 3613 N Lawrence St 826 E Rittenhouse St 3009 N Marshall St 7343 BYIUI' Rd St Veromca St Veromca Immaculate Conceptlon St Veromca St AIHGMISNS an is ,LQ H. as -.1 yr rig W 4. JOHN MONTGOMERY JAMES MOONEY JAMES MOONEY EDWIN MOORE MATTHEW MORAN 4511 Tyson Ave 166 W Atlantic St 4130 Salem St B020 Rowland Ave 3725 Azalea Dr St eo St Hugh St Joachim St Domlmc St Dommlc is is-1. 1 JOHN MORITZ JAMES MORRIN JOHN MORRIS JOSEPH MORRIS JAMES MORRISEY 4135 Longshore St 3354 Llvmgston St 1819 Harrison St 2244 N 7th St 1929 E OYIBCYIS 57 St Leo Natlvlty BVM St Joachim St Edward ASCGDSIOH smash? 5 5531 ROGER MORRISON DAVID MORROW WILLIAM MORROW LEON MOURAVIEW JOHN MUEHLEISEN 2568 Tullp St 1450 E Mt Pleasant Ave 4234 Paul St 6512 Llmeklln Pike 233 E Eleanor St St Anne St Raymond St Joachlm Benedrct St Ambrose -ua. 5 05-. l THOMAS MULHERN ANTHONY MULLEN FRANCIS ALBERT MULLENSKY EDWIN Newportvnlle Rd 6049 Alma St 5961 Agusta St Eddmgton 2932 Rawle St St Frances Cabnnl St Martm St Martm St Francis St Tnmothy ff, , 3 . I- 'V' . if ' 8 g A! ' Wwilff' M' I kiln . . .... . . - I , ' -me ' , 1 - Q an Q 3:2 Q . . W ,N f,,, ,I I A f ffgmz, 1, ' 7' 1- 'g,J5f'iVg-V 'lv ftggfils f f '?i'?xg5f?Yf , ' II TI I' 1 ill I 11' A T - it Z X in ,, A gy? rsbgsilsf , b,eve,a ,f A Q A A . . . ' Sl. ' . 1 '0- 127 .loHN MuLuN 2021 Medary A Immaculate Conception St Edward St Ttmothy St Martm l mn.,- tar L- GERARD MURRAY JOHN MURRAY ROGER 4100 Cottman Ave 3840 N 15th St 3105 Guilford St St Bernard St Stephen St Matthew RAYMOND MURPHY 1108 E Tloga St St Joan of Arc ip 44? PATRICK MUTARIELLI FRANCIS NATCHEZ ARTHUR NELSON 128 W Upsal SI 2563 E Clearfield St 400 W Tabor Rd St Madeleine Natlvlty BVM Incarnation JAMES NEVILLE 1010 E Tioga St Ascensron 4' GEORGE NEWETT DANIEL NICASTRO EDWARD NIEHENKE THOMAS NOLAN 5347 Wayne Ave 7166 Tulip St 4342 Glendale St 307 St Vincent St St Francis Lady of Consolation Holy Innocents Presentation 4' THOMAS NORRIS RICHARD NUGENT ROBERT NUTTALL THOMAS OBENSKI 517 Ryers Ave 711 Walnwrught St 610 Raymond St 1366 Gllham St Presentation St Martm Holy Innocents Resurrectron DENNIS MURPHY EDWARD MURPHY FRANCIS MURPHY JOHN MURPHY 2729 N 4th St 2103 Devereaux Ave B77 Marcella St 505 Duncannon Ave Incarnation aabx 'S- T5 THOMAS M 3150 Bnghton St St Matthew X WILLIAM NEVILLE 1010 E Troga St Ascension JAMES NOONE 5039 Greene Sl St Francls DOMINIC 0 BRIEN 176 E Stafford St Vmcent 97 I 4' - ' , is 'A' ' 1 N uv. 1 1 ve. . . . . , 6- Sv Qu: - Q .L . Y . A A Rles ,fflzf . I , 6 6 in L ' lr- ' 'T' , . . , .. -. - I . ' ' . . ' . . St. ' -vw--..-,.w. .v ....M.... W.. tl x V . 4 ' Q ' i ' X ' . rf 0 7 Q- .. 4 - ' 'EQ A 1 I f . 's-- - , ' ggi AL -- - , 1 N 4-T '--if., , fe s f qli , , YR ,l,,,... ,, -L fiZL TRAINING THE PILOTS of tomorrow . . . The aeronautics course, under the direction of our priest-pilot, Father Minich, teaches us first-hand iust what makes up the aircraft, its force, operation and parts. Possessing our own plane, we are able to practice what we have learned as to both flight and mechanics. Father is pre- paring the boys of Junior 24 in the basic principles of construction and flight. uv' Aeronautics . . . . . Rddlb 7 n'--I , N h XX yi .N LQNQ 14-55414- 1 ,I 5' X IT'S STILL AROUND and will be for many a year. The ' nce of radio taught by Father Dunn, will be greatly scie , appreciated by the boys who will become future service- men, builders and operators. In this course we learn the complications of radio, electricity, code and servic- ing. Father looks on as the members of Junior 8 assemble their sets. 5. 0 017 A . ' ,Q n,,o nov' Q , ks Q :Q 'fi In Q 'ic FRANCIS O BRIEN FRANCIS O BRIEN JOHN O BRIEN LAWRENCE O BRIEN DANIEL O CONNOR 7443 Rugby SI 3226 W Wlllard SI 'l74'l SI Paul SI 4827 Mascher SI 5502 Crowson SI SI AIhanas:us Corpus Chnsh SI Slephen SI Ambrose lmmaculaIe Concephon Nina! 1' in 6. VN? 4 EDWARD O CONNOR RICHARD O CONNOR GERARD O DONNELL THOMAS O DONNELL JOSEPH OGDEN 5 J 937 Clnnamlnson Ave 3400 Englewood SI 3339 N American SI 731 OnIano SI Holy lnnocenIs Sacred HearI SI MaIIhew SI Hugh Ascension JK sf MICHAEL O HARA ORESTE OLIMPO FRANCIS JAMES OLSEN 048 E Albnght SI 422 W Cumberland SI 2649 E Salmon SI 6315 N 18Ih SI 022 N Reese SI SI Joan of Arc SI Edward SI Laurenhus SI Benedld SI Veromca 'F' Q, L ARTHUR O NEILL JAMES O NEILL JOHN O NEILL RICHARD O NEILL THOMAS O NEILL 2953 Orkeny 3184 Tulup SI 3309 Frankford Ave 5 O 16Ih and Allegheny Ave Veronica NaIlvlIy BVM SI .loan of Arc Holy InnocenIs SI Joseph L JOHN OPPERMAN JOHN ORME JOHN O'ROURKE THOMAS O'ROURKE STANLEY ORTEL 645 W Kmgsley SI 429 65Ih Ave 3138 Arammgo Ave 1136 Kenwyn SI 3636 Almond SI SI VmcenI SI Helena Nahvfly BVM SI Marlin SI AdalberI 5. ag .Q RICHARD ORZECHOWSKI ALEXANDER OSIECKI DAVID OTT ROBERT OWEN ALBERT OZALIS 4529 Blelgh SI 2822 Mercer SI 3317 N Lee St 1442 E Luzerene SI 2156 E Sergeant St St Bernard St Adalbert St Hugh Holy lnnocen -it ts St Anne Q,-4 DONALD PAPIERNICK ANTHONY PARANZINO PAUL PARIS JAMES PARRO EDWARD PASTERNAK I C 14 W Carpenter Lane 5007 Wayne Ave 1648 Orthodox St 4765 Oakmonl SI' Ascension St Madeleine St Francis Mater Dolorosa SI Bernard Via av- ua-. ROBERT PAULI THOMAS PAVIE FRANCIS PAWELSKI MICHAEL PAWLISH EDMUND PAWLOWSKI 1930 N Mascher St Red Lion and Verree Rds 4912 Pulaski Ave 1126 Dunton St 3012 Mercer St SI Boniface Maternity Francis Immaculate Conception St Adalbert G- Tp' FRANCIS PAYNE RICHARD PEARSON REINALDO PELUZZO DAVID PERRINE 244 W. Abbottsford Ave. 4526 Millett St. 1722 Orthodox . 113 Pennypack Circle St. Francis St. Dominic . Joachim St. John Bosco 4' 5 ag, 5 JAMES PETRAIT DONALD PETRILLI JOSEPH PETRILLO 3060 Salmon St. 1328 E. Sharpnack St. 5646 Devon St. Nativity B.V.M. St. Raymond Immaculate Conception if ' . 2 4 JAMES ,PHILLIPP 1515 W. Allegheny Ave. St. Joseph KENNETH PERS 2441 N. Fairhill Sl St. Edward i 6' ROBERT PHILIPPS 2010 Blavis St. St. Francis -I :, W J ' , WE low f k 'W ,Q 43 1 ff Q-vm V ,U Q 'if 'K A gnu. '. 911 ulx A x Q Dflvmfksal ..... Jag THE JUG was feared by all, for here, where time stands still, those who had received a little pink slip had to spend their after school hours. With the inauguration of early iug, those whose day finished earlier could serve their time immedi- ately after dismissal. ilfllii av SOME OF US go to iobs, others stay to partici- pate in extra-curricular activity, but most of us head home to get a little rest before the big date with our text books. E' ' s . I 'K 1 . L' AT 2:45, classes cease and we file out, not always in an orderly manner. A quick stop at the locker and the coke machine and then dart for home by way of the el or 56. I03 3 JAMES PHILLIPS ROBERT PHIPPS LOUIS PICCIANI ALBERT PIETRUSINSKI EDWARD PLUNKETT 2857 Pine Rd. 556 E. Carver SI. 3100 Knorr SI. 2608 OrIhodox SI. 705 E- Will'-lfil 51- MoIerniIy B.V.M. SI. William SI. Timolhy SI. John ASGGHSFOH 1 Q -- WILLIAM POMNITZ ANTHONY POMO ROBERT POMRINK EDWARD POULTON JOSEPH PREGLER 708 W. Schiller SI. 6442 Tulip SI. 1404 E. BrisIol SI. 315 W. Wellens SI. 7243 Algord SI. SI. Velonico SI. Leo Holy lnnocenIs lncarnaIion SI. Bernard fun in, DENNIS PRESS WALTER PRESSING JOSEPH PROKO FRANCIS PROUD JOHN PRZYBYISKI 4640 Kraydor SI. 7323 Sommers Rd. 423 AlcoII SI. 8320 Ridge Ave. 2422 E. FirIh SI. SI. Dominic SI. AIhanasius SI. William Corpus ChrisIi SI. Anne A 3 ' I 5557 fssijl. sf ROBERT PYNE ROBERT PYZIA WALTER PYZNER JOSEPH QUIGG FRANCIS QUIGLEY 8638 Perch Lone 3176 LivingsIon SI. 6065 Memphis SI. 529 E. HilIon SI. 4819 Unruh SI. SI. Dominic SI. AdalberI SI. AdalberI Ascension SI, Leo Q ii. JOHN QUIGLEY RICHARD QUIGLEY JAMES QUINN ANDREW QUIRK CHARLES QUIRUS 4226 Ormond SI. 2671 Tulip SI. 5530 June SI. 3715 N. Percy SI. 233 W. Sheldon SI. Holy InnocenIs SI. Anne ImmaculuIe ConcepIion SI. SIephen IncarnaIion is JOHN RAAB 5844 N. 5th St. St. Helena 2- JOHN RAKSNIS 1925 N 6th St Sl Andrew GEORGE READING 4237 Barnett St St Trmothy V 'Z' gl 4. 6 gl? JOSEPH RAAB EUGENE RAFFAELE GERALD RAFFERTY ALFRED RAKOWSKI 5844 N. Sth St. 212 W. Seymour St. 7961 layncrd Rd. 3928 Priszilla SI. St. 'Helena St. Michael St. Raymond St. Ladislaus 1 JAMES RAMIREZ WILLIAM RANDALL JOSEPH RASTETTER 4237 Aldlne St 4320 Shelmlre Ave 35 N 52nd St St Bernard St Bernard Lady of Vrctory RICHARD RATHELL 78 E Walnut Lane SI Vmcent S- A an LLIAM REAPE RONALD REBHORN DANIEL REBUCK EDWARD REESE 5 Vernon Rd 3656 N 8th St 131 Churchvtlle Rd 3927 Glendale SI Lrttle Flower St Veromca Assumptron Holy Innocents Cl JAMES REEVES EDWARD REILLY JAMES REILLY JOSEPH REILLY PHILIP REILLY 44 E Coulter St 7 1 N 21st t 6419 Argyle St 40 4 M St 16th and Allegheny Ave St Vmcent St Athanasws St Wrllram Holy Innocents St Joseph WILLIAM REIMEL RICHARD RETZBACK HOWARD REX GERALD REYNOLDS JOHN RICE Wyandotte Rd 6231 Tackawanna St 709 W Tuoga St 25 W Nuppon St 2962 Hale St St Davrd St Trmothy St Veronica Holy Cross St Trmothy W l '73 Y QT sv JAMES RICH WILLIAM RILEY 3125 Teesdale SI 856 Granne St Sl Maflhew SI Marhn Wes? wifwie l FREDERICK RIZZO ROBERT RIZZO 3224 N Marslon SI 2822 Unruh Ave Corpus Chrrsn SI Trmolhy 1420 1 49 qvuywx i 1,5 4 JOHN RITCHIE 2809 Hellerman SI SI Trmolhy -Lg JOHN ROBINSON 362 Stevens S1 Sf Wrllram 0 40- in ,v T ig CURTIS RITTENHOUSE 625 Krngsley S1 Sf Vmcenl if JAMES ROCCO 3532 Frankford Ave SI Joan of Arc X 9 by JOHN RIVELY 7543 Woolslon Ave Sl Raymond KENNETH RODER 1208 McKinley S1 Sl Marhn JOHN RODGERS JOHN ROMAN MARCO ROMAN 3152 Glenvrew S1 407 W Mt Pleasant Ave 407 W MI Pleasant Ave 185 W Raymond Sf 4231 Grlscom St Sf Maflhew SI Madeleine SI Madeleine Sf Henry Maler Dolorosa 01 nur' FRANCIS ROTHWEILER 3352 N Mascher 51 SI' Hugh GEORGE RUBSAMEN 3238 Hartvnlle SI Ascensron ROBERT RONDUM VINCENT ROSICA 4 PAUL ROWLAND 2727 Elbrrght SI Sl Trmothy If rv- L1 xr , :I e '-Q l WILLIAM RUNZER 3320 N 51h SI 51 Veronrca w. vi if '51 Qv' fv- JOSEPH ROWLEY JOSEPH ROZYCKI EDWARD 751 Woodlawn SI 3179 Muller S1 lmmaculale Concephon SI Adalberf K x ESL ef 4 FRANCIS RUSSELL JAMES RUZICKA 752 Cheltenham Ave 121 Old Soldiers Rd Sf Marhn Presenlahon 5523 Mmam Rd SI Marhn JAMES RYAN 1995 72nd Ave Sl Aihanaslus C- 1' Y' f.. JOHN RYKACZEWSKI ANTHONY RZEPELA FRANCIS SAKALOSKY PASOUALE SARDELLA ANTHONY SARRO 7224 Dnman SI 3027 Edgemoni S1 3016 N Slh SI 2704 N Allegheny Ave 1136 Drudge Sr SI John SI Adalberr SI Veromca Corpus Chrrsh SI Mamn '9- i G. 4 fiiif-M 'T AQ- 5 L THOMAS SASKIEWICZ GENE SASSE JAMES SATCHELL JOSEPH SAUER JOHN SAVAGE 2711 Pralf SI 5931 Augusia SI 10 Madrson Ave 1824 N Muller SI 9639 James S1 SI John SI Marlin Lady of Grace SI Boniface Sl Kalherme 1 41 JOSEPH SAWITSKI EDWARD SAYERS GEORGE SCHAEFER ROBERT SCHAEFER CARL SCHEEL 4451 N 19Ih SI 4256 Richmond SI 142 E WesImoreland SI 311 S Dems Dr 7412 Belden Sf SI Ladrslaus All Sarnls Sl Hugh Sl Calherrne Resurrection Ns- STEVEN SCHEMMEL 4636 Penn S! SI Joachrm LAWRENCE SCHMIEG 2910 Levlck SI SI Trmolhy .l PHILIP SCHIEBER ROBERT SCHIMONY ROBERT SCHINDLER JOSEPH SCHLENNER 713 W Hunhnglon 1918 N Palefhorpe SI 4413 N Lawrence Sl 995 Anchor St SI Edward SI Bomlace Henry SI Marfm 15 1 EDWARD SCHMITT WILLIAM SCHNEIDER 412 Tyson Ave 3612 Solly SI Presenlalron SI Domrnrc ROBERT SCHOEN 213 W Kemlworlh Ave SI Helena GEORGE SCHOPPET 3042 Agale SI Help of Chrrmant A I07 Q- ev-' SCHULCZ CARL SCHUSSLER ROBERT SCHWARTZ RAYMOND SCHWARZ WALTER SCHWIND 2340 N Muller SI 7130 Souder SI 1742 Emerson SI 1926 Harl Lane 867 Scaltergood SI Sl Bomface Resurrecllon Resurrecllon Vrsrlalron Sl Murlm Q' L- l OSCAR SCOGNA THOMAS SCOTT ROBERT SEAL MICHAEL SERIANNI EDWARD SHANNON 5109 Lelper SI 4312 Rhawn SI 3265 Teesdale Sl 7841 Devon SI 4307 Malla SI Sl Marlin Sl Domlnrc Sl Mallhew Holy Cross Holy lnnogenlg ,ii fam' .Q .4 in HARRY SHAYHORN JOSEPH SHEEHAN ALBERT SHEPPARD JAMES SHIELDS PATRICK SHIELDS 245 W Godfrey Ave 3241 N Dover SI 6639 Falrhlll SI 6834 Rodney SI 2834 W Weshorl SI Sl Helena Corpus Chnslr Sl Joseph Sl Benedrcl Corpus Chnslr SAMUEL SHIVERS JAMES SHOLLY JAMES SHORT RICHARD SIEBERT GEORGE SIEGL .1022 Bambrey SI 1307 72nd Ave 436 W Ashdale SI' 6 E Brill SI Welsh Rd Corpus Chnsh Holy Angels lncarnalron Sl Wrllram Sl Dowd ,sf I 1 or W ,- RQ JOHN SIEMBIEDA SIGMUND SIEMIENSKI SAMUEL SILVERSTEIN WILLIAM SIPPEL 6281 Large SI 3948 Alfred Sl 713 N 5Ih SI B033 Crlspln SI Sl Marlm Sl Ladsslaus lmmaculale Conceplron Sl Domrmc A ,125 JEROME SIUDA 3145 Almond SI Sl Adalberl yung we- JAMES SKELLY ANTHONY SKUBISH RICHARD SLIWINSKI RAYMOND SLOWINSKI ALBERT SMITH 2839 Lardner St 2822 Dlsston St 4610 Melrose St 3 B 2150 Stevens St St Tlmothy St Matthew St John St Adalbert St Timothy in 5 4, 'bv Qfv 1 EDWARD SMITH FRANCIS SMITH FRANCIS SMITH JAMES SMITH .IOHN SMITH 7619 Woolston 6904 Bustleton Ave 236 W Sulls St 5122 Tacony St 4212 Lansing SI St Raymond Resurrection Incarnataon St Bartholomew St John C5 L.. Hs. L RICHARD SMITH ROBERT THOMAS SMITH WALTER SMITH STEPHEN SMOLCZYNSKI 423 Acker St 423 Acker St 4036 Howland St 4518 Oakmont St 3543 Almond St St Helena St Helena Holy Innocents St Bernard St Adalberl' f - Q Ah- L JOHN SMYTH RICHARD SMYTH ROBERT SOSNA EDWARD SPANFELNER PAUL SPENCER 926 Bndge St 6822 N 16th St 3158 Muller St 265 W Dnamond St 5625 Stokes St St Martm Holy Angels St Adalbert St Bomlace Immaculate Conception uf -4 h up -sq, 6- gl MICHAEL SPERANDO KENNETH SPERBER BERNARD STANTON MARTIN STASIAK ROMAN STEINER 2827 Glenvuew St 422 Ormond St 6212 Brous Ave 3850 N Coma: St 7215 State Rd St Matthew Holy Innocents St Tnmothy St Stephen St Bernard , s'-55:55 A , 1. . A G- . y 1 3 , V. 5' A in y I I l ' NX 5 ' , LAA' EX ... I I - A - , ' . . 301 -- sf. . 1 I , hs' I - L ll sf. . . ' . . ' . 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V ,fe .L BERNARD SZCZYPIORSKI RICHARD SZPERKA EUGENE SZYMKOWIAK JOSEPH TALARICO JAMES TAMMARO 2828 Agate SI 3301 E Thompson SI 1329 E Susquehanna SI 6134 Belield Ave 3257 Tyson SI Sl Anne Sl Adalberf SI Laurenhus Holy Rosary Sr Marlhew IIO ,u 4. ' W ' 1- T Rf I ' 'C' sr Q if I . I 4' my V 1 1 I . . . SI. 433 SI. . . - A A V lg V V of , AM ,. f gli A Lg I h . I T' .- 7 . xv' : ,- 1 Q, A V , ,,f ' HU . - ' , Y,I- lk' QR , :,?5:,., ., : I or , Q I X . V A A T rrrr , , ' my A . .H I in ,.,,, My AA V 4 I , . W V ,I ' ' ' 'rrr ' . W S K ,, A ' H A- only A ,. 7' vu - 4 7 Q- fr' I ir 1 A .. . ' . 9 . . . , 1--f JOHN TARLINI 4613 Edmund SI MaIer Dolorosa 3 114 as in JOHN TEEVIN 4444 Gnscom SI SI Joachim JOSEPH TITTL 1212 Glenbrook Rd Immaculale Concephon STANLEY TROJAK WILLIAM TROMBETTA 3431 Tllton SI 2062 E Venango SI SI George SI .Ioan of Arc if Q.- L M 4 RICHARD TAYLOR 2469 N Fanrhull SI SI Edward .Q ROBERT TAYLOR 1819 Plum SI SI .loachrm G-. hr 819 Plum SI Joachrm Q. Q... ROBERT TERRY 1820 E Pasforlus 3' 1 WILLIAM THOMAS WILLIAM THOMAS 2113 E Clearfield SI 6331 EasIwood SI Sl AIhanaslus Help of Chnsha SI MalIm Qi fv- 4... i EDWARD TOLOSKY 2238 N Reese SI SI Edward 66N1h 1 Q'-Y DANIEL TRUNF Domrnrc 7 1 5, bf EDWARD TOO Holy Angels I 8634 Yale PI 'W '-if N! av- WALTER TEES 4152 Greeby SI SI TrmoIhy T EDWARD TIERNAN 1955 Church Lune SI Benedrcl Gu. Q. LE STANLEY TRASK FREDERICK TROESCHER 2818 ChaIham SI 3412 GermanIown Ave SI Anne SIephen Q ROBERT TUMAN MICHAEL TUMELTY 5945 N Mascher SI 552 E Church SI Helena SI James 1 1 f 4 6- M , ' Q , f' 1 f Ir my ff ,Q ff rf 4 fiifw RNER JAMES TUSTIN JOSEPH 'FYRRELL WILLIAM TURBETT VINCENT TURCO WILLIARD TU 3152 Englewood SI 7221 Edmund SI 7249 Sauder SI 1204 SIafIord SI 3727 L SI SI MaIIhew Lady ol Consolahon Resurrecnon ImmaculaIe Concephon SI Joan of Arc , N 1 25VSf55'3g .',' ' Q ' I D . H . Q4 I , Q 1 . 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I ,X C J V' I X J . w W, I . .X , H RICHARD UBERTI THOMAS UNFREED CASIMIR URBANEK JOHN VALECCE JAMES VARIAN 6811 Algard St 26 Cushmore Rd 5030 Charles St 2500 E Somerset St 1840 Fulmer St St Leo ady of Good Counsel St John St Anne Maternity f if- JOSEPH VICIN ALBERT VASSO DENNIS VAUGHAN ANTHONY VENERE RAYMOND 2851 N Marston 1045 E Cheltenham Ave 4122 Maywood St 547 W Butler St 728 W Fishers Ave Corpus Christi St Martin Holy Innocents St Henry incarnation L ROBERT VOLPACK JOSEPH WADE 26 N 4th St 1370 E Rittenhouse St St Boniface Immaculate Conception fue BERNARD WALSH 1406 Kerper St. Resurrection ? WILLIAM WAPLES 5321 Castor Ave. St. Martin Yap DANIEL WALSH 248 W. Ruscomb St. Incarnation JOHN WALSH 7242 Limekiln Pike St. Athanasius ' ' 5 f74i:i'i'5?' .1 -'E'fH'1 I 4252561 55525: 1 .rigi- '5' Br rv gil l wi saga.. e Yi I I raw: it I GREGORY WASIEK 1824 Airdrie St. St. Matthew St. Joan of Arc .An CHARLES WARD 3516 Vista St. f:f, :f:- 4 V r JAMES WALKER FRANCIS WALLS JOHN WALLS 627 Fanshawe St 3072 Ruth St 4717 Rosehlll St Presentation Ascenslo St Ambrose A I4 JOSEPH WALSH WILLIAM WALTON 1920 Independence St 2030 Carver St. St. Benedict St. Bartholomew JOSEPH WASIKOWSKI JOHN WATSON 5954 Kemble Ave. 2810 N. 26th St St. Benedict Corpus Christi 1 JOHN WEBER 7735 Hashrook SI Cecrha JOSEPH WATT 2106 Somerset SI SI Anne 556 an 61 an FRANCIS WELSH 992 PraII SI SI MarIm Uv MELCHOR WELSCH THOMAS WEBSTER CHARD WEIS ve 4559 DnIman SI 307 W I Rock and SI 4214 Blergh SI SI Bernard SI Joachrm MO' ff' JAMES WELSH MICHAEL WENDERWICZ WILLIAM WENDT PETER WERMUTH 1903 SIanwood SI 3616 Almond SI 2452 Memphis SI 2400 Farrhnll SI Resurrechon SI George SI Anne SI Edward 5+ DAVID WETTEN WILLIAM WETZLER WILLIAM WEUTHEN EDWARD WHITE EDWARD WHITE 1526 Beverly Rd 2029 Devereaux SI 1233 PraII SI 2 F 1356 E Alrdrle SI SI AIhanasrus SI Trmolhy SI Marhn Ascensron SI Joan of Arc 3 JAMES WHITE JOHN WHITE 406 Tyson SI 2022 Lanslng SI Presenfanon Rewrredlon JOSEPH WILEY FREDERICK WILLIAMS 529 Gllham SI 2143 N PIIIIIP SI SI Wrlham SI Edward 3 www i 'V ROBERT WHITE JOHN WHITTAKER ROLAND WIGGINS 2953 E Venango 212 W Glenwood Ave 2817 Brldge SI Spanrsh Chapel SI Hugh All SamIs k JAMES WILLIAMS 8037 Rowland Ave SI Dommrc Q- ROBERT WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMSON 3508 N 6Ih SI 2842 Memphis SI SI Veronrca SI Anne , Q if A new MTI , - 4 ' I 1 4, 6 ' . 6- ' .I ' I ' I ,Z , W r ' 'V I f , -v RI , ,I I ff . 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ALEXANDER ZIMBA JOHN ZMIJEWSKI JAMES ZOLDY 3449 N American SI 3313 Englewood SI 6229 Rlsmg Sun Ave SI Hugh SI MaIIl1ew SI Wrlllam II4 inh- 1 is HN ZAPF 7 Tullp SI SI eo 953. i ROBERT ZUCCARINI 6017 N 3rd SI Helena DANIEL ZAPPILE 1233 E Luzerne SI Holy lnnocenls 3 Q JOSEPH ZUSCHMID 6337 Marsden SI SI eo . ,ff fgjf I nl A A 114 ,Q 1 I I, I ' Q ' .5 Ali 3 K .L 55 ff A, ,hx 5 Q, I 5 A Y F '1' , I I Arlll f gm A A C' 1 . I 1 Y 5' .. Q . . . . ' . 51. 5 46- N , 0 J i ' W 4 KO . ' . ' . . . ' SI. i. A,... . Z 5. ff' - , ' if L JO , ' , . . 651 ' . . . ' ' , ' . L 2' L4 Ai 'V L - ci 7 f '- III' SS A T ', ' I ' , - - ' sv. ' Q . L, l In Memorklm PIA DANIEL .I ZAPPILE May 2 1937 March 7 1955 Q- 'E S-. . I 1 I R.I.P. Me dass of JUNIOR 1 Betancourt, Bollenbach, Bukowski, Chec chia, Chmielewski, Cook, Cooney, Cwenar Daniel, Devine, Dudlick, Edinger, Eck Fappiano, Gallant, Glavin, Granziano Harris, Heaton, Hippensteol, Hunt, Keeley Kelly, Kirwin, Kratchwell, Lendvay, Louis Marko, Martinolich, Mather, Maurer, Mc- Bride, McGovern, Moore, Murphy, Oczk- owski, Olsen, O'Rourke, Palka, Penrose Puchino, Reid, Rowan, Saioni, Sander, Schlitzer, Secoda, Sines, Salveski, Stren- derowicz, VanHolt, Wesolowski, Zerkow JUNIOR 2 Alek, Avington, Blasch, Borgmann, Camp- bell, Carey, Cesarone, Cichonski, Dial 1 Domzalski, Dooley, Dorwcrt, Ducie, Flem- ing, Frasheri, Gibbons, Graham, Hackett Halpin, Hanratty, Harkins, Hewes, Hughes Jackson, Janda, Janes, Joseph, Kane laessig, LaSalle, Luccia, Manero, Manna Marte, Mawhinney, McArdIe, Moy, No- wak, O'Connor, James O'Shaughnessy John O'Shoughnessy, Pilieri, Rooney, Ry: daczewski, Schmon, Schuck, Smith, Tom- kowicz, Valenta, Whitfield, Wilson, Win- ters, Zaborowski. JUNIOR 3 Bomentre, Brill, Carmody, Cendrowski Chapin, Clothier, Collins, DeFortuna, J Devlin, R. Devlin, Fagan, Fay, Feldman Fitzgerald, Ford, Friend, Gillespie, Gra- bowski, Harley, Heenan, Herman, Hig- gins, Hinchcliffe, Jones, Kelly, Laraio, Laurenaitis, Leibrand, Leisner, Leser, Ma- gee, Massaro, McDevitt, McElwee, McKen- dry, McKeown, McLaughlin, O'Brien, Ovack, Pavonarius, Quinn, Ryder, Schau- der, Scott, Skowronski, Smith, Sobon, Stazi, Stein, Weston, White. JUNIOR 4 Babe, Bach, Baird, Bennis, Brady, Breed- ing, Brennan, Brown, Cain, Callahan Cantagallo, Chase, Colosimo, Connors, G. Cooney, P. Cooney, Corchirlo, Corbet, Crowley, D'Ameria, Danks, Durkin, Elliott Fipalkowslxi, Grochowiak, Hartzell, Henl nessy, Horan, Johnson, Kerr, Kerrian, Krupclak, Lardon, Lelynski, McAdoo, Mc- Intosh, McMonigle Mikulski, Milorey Mosiniak, Nelson, O'Brien, Payne, Perry, Pomo, Reilly, Rychlak, Sedlacek, Stever, Sweeney, Szagut, Thompson, Weed, West, Zabinski. r r r 196 JUNIOR 5 Baehrle, Bickert, Cataline, Chesnalavage, Coyle, Curry, Claus, D'Aulerio, Davies, DiPrinzio, Dooley, Ference, Galcik, Glynn, Haggerty, Hagan, Grzeskiewicz, Joczun, Kauffman, Keenan, Kocinski, Koreck, La- mon, Lynn, Malik, Markowslxi, McElroy McNulty, Merando, Michener, Miressee Mohelski, Monahan, Orkis, Padova, San- tucci, Skocki, Smith, Sullivan, Sweeney, Tantala, Turciniak, Velley, Vitale, Voel- linger, Walsh, Watson, Wengraitis. r r JUNIOR 6 Ashman, Birkenheuer, Boland, Brophy, Buck, Burke, Caulfield, D'Agostino, Diet- rich, Eberz, Finkelston, Gambino, Gram- Iich, Hanna, Heuchert, Hirscher, Jawor- ski, Jekot, Kane, Kaser, Livolsy, Mann, McAleese, McAllister, McClarren, McHale, M:SI1ane, O'Brien, Owczarzak, Polaski, Ritts, Rump, Rzepczynski, Sarno, Sziarra, Shales, Spezzano, Sweeney, Thompson, Tranchitella, Troy, Urbanski, Webb, Wiec- kowski, Williams, Wilson, Winkowski, Wysocki. JUNIOR7 Adair, Allen, Barone, Campbell, Ciar- dullo, Cooper, Dagney, Donnelly, Doug- lass, Dowling, Duggan, Dunne, Dych, Evanko, Friend, Gallagher, Glancey, Gro- chowski, Hone, Inacker, Junier, Keys, Lende, Mannis, Marcinkevich, S. Mat- thews, W. Matthews, McClure, McCrane, McGouck, McHaIe, Mullen, 0'Rourke, Panucci, Paschall, Paul, Purr, Quigley, Ranonis, Reilly, Roadfuss, Schoppet, Shar- key, Stiles, Tamburri, Tapp, Taylor, Walker, Wolcheck. JUNIOR B Bates, Biehhl, Boegly, Bolger, Cameron, Corrigan, Craig, Decker, Dreiewski, Ev- erts, Fitpatrick, Flynn, Gallagher, Gerace, Giordano, Grady, Greger, Guokas, Hau- ser, Heaney, Heil, Heiland, Hollister, D. Jeffery, R. Jeffery, Kitchenman, Koob, Lamack, Lechner, Lichtner, Longshore, McBreen, McCauley, McCoog, McFadden, McGuire, McMullen, Meizak, Morris, Mul- cahy, Mulhern, Myers, Osterman, Oster- tage, Paczlrowski, J. Reilly, W. Reilly, Rider, Rutter, Schwab, Smith, Spellman, Stinson. JUNIOR 9 Arrington, Bannon, Barron, Bartusevic, Cahill, Calhoun, Dolan, Donofry, Dully, Dunleavy, Durkin, Graul, Griffin, Hart- sough, Hemmerle, Himes, Hoiman, Ho- gan, Jones, Keane, Maximo, McCarthy, McGee, McKeon, J. McNeill, R. McNeill, Mv.Nulty, Melnick, Moore, Murphy, Mur- ray, O'Donnell, O'Neill, O'Sullivan, Pol- aneczky, Reardon, Reilly, Renda, Roan, Ruggiero, Sauers, Schzidel, Schwartz, Shambor, Sheppard, Smeck, Smith, Spain, Szperka, Tucker, Wiest, Wisniewski, Wright, Zambrycki. JUNIOR 10 Barrila, Barry, Bowers, Breithaupt, Ca- puto, Carickhoff, Carney, Convery,' Cor- coran, Davis, De Cenxo, Derham, Fagan, Friel, Gabriele, Gengo, Godwin, J. Gra- ham, R. Graham, Hassett, Hebling, Helf- rich, Hoban, Hoeger, Jacox, Johnson, Jonas, Keller, Kelly, King, Kolisnyk, Kory- towski, Lipp, Malinowski, Mallon, Mans- field, McCarron, Merlino, Molloy, Nay, F. O'Neill, J. O'Neill, Paul, Shumack, Sliwa, Smith, Swiezak, Trendler, Wardle, Wisniewski, Volpe. JUNIOR 'll Angelucci, Berns, Blasczyk, Bohaski, Bracey, Collins, Cullen, Cunningham, Dornseifer, Faiola, Flannery, Glembocki, Helfrich, Kannengieszer, Keller, Kohl, Koller, Konen, Lavin Margo, Marcell, McDonnell, McGinley, McKeough, Mc- Kinney, McMahon, McShea, Milles, Mooney, Mordan, Morris, Murphy, C. Murray, V. Murray, O'Bara, 0'Brien, Panati, Phillippe, Poiron, Repash, Roth, Sarslield, Schieber, Schmel, Shaw Shevlin, Shinn, K. Smith, T. Smith, Walshl JUNIOR 12 Bannon, Border, Bagan, Booth, Coll, Cobl Connell, Demers, Dougherty, Egan, Fa- gan, Farrell, Finan, Foch, Fries, Geary Hartley, Holz, Hooven, Hulme, Keller, Kil- leen, Killen, King, Lange, McFadden, Mc- Kee, McKenna, McKnight, Mooney, Mor- rison, Moulliet, Murray, Negler, Oliveri Potoczny, Pytlewski, Rabbitt, Rocchi Schickling, Schuchert, Shannon, Surman Taddei, Wabals, Wenderwicz, West Westbury, Wilson, Zobinski. JUNIOR I3 Appolonia, Braim, Berry, Britt, Canning, Carney, Cassidy, Delaney, Dillon, DiPillo, Dolan, Dwyer, Ferry, Fertsrh, Findlay, Foreman, Fraser, Gasz, Glowka, Hardish, Hartman, Hippensieel, Horne, Jurkiewicz, Kelly, Kurowski, Kusiak, Landis, Lehmann, Levy, Magee, Maloney, McCaullely, Mc- Devitt, McGettigan, McGinley, M:Phillips, Moore, Reynolds, Rice, Scully, Sheridan, Sink, Smuda, Thompson, Torre, Wade, Williams. JUNIOR I4 Bergmeister, Bienkowski, Boniiglio, Boral, Calvanese, Casey, Clegg, Clements, Conk- lin, Conti, Cooney, Damian, Delowery, Diehl, Di Pinto, Donnelly, Du Bree, El- sesser, Eustace, Funk, Gallagher, Glow- acki, Graczykowski, Green, Gregg, Haber, Harrison, Hornberger, Iacobelli, Jurscek, Kichak, Lambe, Lehman, McBrearty, Mc- Donald, McDonough, McGinnis, McGro- gan, McNamara, Metzger, Moran, Mul- linchy, Mulloy, Patanovick, Potero, Rich- art, Rue, Ryan, Sacco, Smith, Stanger, Stivale, Williams. JUNIOR 15 Brink, Burgoyne, Calnon, Cavboni, Conley, Cowan, Deniken, Devers, DiMaria, Dudek, Euker, Filipone, Flood, Fobes, Fries, Ga- bor, Geuss, Gontarek, Hannan, Ireland, Lesher, Lynch, Maher, Malseed, Marzin- owski, Martin, May, F. McGuigan, J. McGuigan, McKernan, McLaughlin, H. Miller, L. Miller, Mitchell, Navarra, Nor- vaisas, Pekala, Picarille, Pilelis, Raffoele, Santai, Schulinkkamp, Sahnahan, J. Smith, R. Smith, Spielberger, Stine, Sup- perer, Teufel, Turcich, Walsh, Young. JUNIOR I6 Alter, Arrison, Angelone, Beerhalter, Bommentro, Boyle, Brennan, Brzezinski, Bucchieri, Burtyk, Cahill, Canuso, Car- fagno, Clark, Clemins, Cowden, DeAn- gelis, Drozd, Feaster, Fisher, Fiorentino, Foley, Frake, Gallagher, Hagan, Hall, Hartherger, Hazelwood Hoffman, Janus, Johnston, Junid, Kinniry, Kinslow, Marr, Maxwell, McCabe, Mcfrlean, McGough, Montone, Myers, Nuni, O'NeilI, Rapone, Sabutis, Sanceciz, Scardigli, Speiser, Trot- ter, Ward, Zanelli. JUNIOR 'I7 Barba, Bongiovani, Coey, Collins, Corbett, Cusack, DeMunzio, Dietz, Esposito, Gor- don, Grabias, Harvey, Hubbert, Kelly, Keyser, Kopitsky, Lawless, Leszczynski, Loh, Longmere, Lonzi, MacKanich, Mad- den, McCoIgan, McCulla, McDonough, McGinnis, McGuckin, Narr, Passow, Quarto, Reardon, Reich, Rouse, Russell, Santoro, Shannon, Sparkovicus, Tropey, Ward, Wynn. JUNIOR 18 Allen, Bray, Brinkheide, Cegielski, Brooks, Chatary, Clark, Dea, Dever, Devine, Don- lan, Gorman, Graul, Hart, Hunsinger, James, Kelly, Klenicki, Koreck, Krok, Little, Loftus, Marvaso, McFadden, Mc- Grey, McKee, McKeen, Miller, Milligan, Murray, Nolan, O'Brien, Nacdzin, Nice- ler, O'Brien, Peel, Oehler, Purvis, Raub, Schneck, Ruch, Schramm, Steingraber, Thompson, Thul, Weiss Weston. JUNIOR 19 Alexanded, Baker, Banford, Bohn, Brad- ley, Brady, Cooney, DeBlasis, Dever, Dyclewski, Eckert, Farry, Felico, Felk- oski, Gemereck, Gibson, Gimber, Gonsales Guld, Hans, lannarelli, Keegan, Keimer, J. Kelly, R. Kelly, Kline, Knapp, Lacey, Lewis, Maloney, McGernan, McLaughlin McQuaid, Muldowney, J. Murphy, R Murphy, Newicki, O'Neill, Panella, Pet- riccione, Quirus, Sabaliauskas, Thompson, Waters. JUNIOR 20 Babst, Baker, Banach, Battistelli, Blair Blanchard, Boyer, Bayle, Carey, Cusack Danz, De Horsey, Diegel, Dittes, Florian Flanigan, Frugoli, Gallagher, Goldham- mer, Grdinich, Guld, Haddow, Halibur- ton, Harrington, Hartman, Haurin, Haz- lett, Janik, Jones, Kazmer, McFadden McGovern, McLaughlin, Meditz, Mullin Nelms, Nicnerwche, Olbrich, Pavonarius Poole, Reilly, Robideaux, Rotter, Schmids Schnitzenbaumer, Schwler, Shipton, Smith Sweeney, Teubner, Tracey, Walsh, White Zalis. r r 1 r 1 r JUNIOR 21 Abel, Amoroso, Bishop, Brennan, Bush Butler, Carlin, Carolan, Carr, Conroy Jos. Curran, R. Curran, Daley, Day Donahue, Egan, Eisenlohr, Fehrenbach Feranec, Giannini, Gorman, Kaminski Lazorko, link, McCarthy, McCormick, Mc- Monagle, Mooney, Morgan, Morris, Mur- phy, Nisse, O'Donnell, Olson, Palermo Pocknell, Quinn, Remus, Rilatt, Rose Stango, Stasiuk, Stressman, Walsh, Wil- liams, Za pczynski, Zelinski. JUNIOR 22 Azarewicz, Boichel, Bohoski, H. Boyle, J Boyle, Campbell, Carroll, Cissone, Clo- man, Dillon, Discher, Eddy, Edelmann Ehresman, Elward, Fee, Haurin, Heckler HoHmayer, Hollfron, Johnson, Junior, Kee- lek, Keenan, Kenny, King, Kroll, Lang leafey, Liebsch, Meyer, Munz, Niedesik Nocentina, Olley, O'Rourke, Puillio, Rop- pert, Rinaldi, Romano, Ross, Samsel Schneider, Schweizer, Smith, Steinmetl Thompson, Ware, Weatherstone, Wynne JUNIOR 23 Bailey, Biello, Briggs, Broderick, Biewelt, Brophy, Bruno, Byrne, Cianfrani, Calla- han, Cino, Clemmer, Cooper, Dixon, Eife Faville, Fiordolisio, Fox, Gable, Gainer Gilmore, Golonsky, Haber, Hannigan, Healy, Hines, Ipri, Kennedy, Knarr, lev- itt, Marzin, Mason, McKeen, McMenamin, Miller, Murray, Myers, O'Malley, Onley, Pilkauskas, Ree, Riff, Russell, Salvitti, Smart, Strauss, Suwala, Swiderek, Tuman, Woods. JUNIOR 24 Barnes, Boccella, Burns, Case, Coates Cooper, Crumbock, Dever, Di Russo Dougherty, Dryden, Dunleavy, Edmonds Egan, Esmond, Ferrante, Glackin, Hag- gerty, Kirby, Kline, Kowalski, Landolf larkins, McCusker, C. McDonald, R. Mc: Donald, McFadden, McSorley, Mullarlxey Murphy, O'Hanlon, O'Neill, Paganol Parsons, Prendergast, Pultrone, Reilly Rossi, Rasmus, Schikal, Smith, Spoerl, Thomas, Thompson, Till, Ward, Zokites. r r Me dass of SOPHOMORE 'l Adamski, Bartkus, Bartley, Bauer, Bona- witz, Brill, Burke, Chesnalavage, Danz, DeMasi, Diefes, Doyle, Dreiewski, Folev, Gaffney, Gogoi, Halpin, Harrison, Heil, Hilinski, Hiller, Kerrigan. Kierrigan, Kier- nam, King, Klinick, Laughlin, Malak, Mal- loy, McCauley, McFadden, McGrath, Mecherly, Neafcy, 0'Bren, O Donnell, Oleikowski, Olexa, Pietrzak, Plier, Pren- dergast, Ratigan, Samuelwicz, Schwegler, Smiley, Swartz, Wagner, Walicki, Ward, Warren, Wenclawiak. SOPHOMORE 2 Altomare, Amato, Beveridge, Biondo, Boncross, Brennan, Cameroni, Campbell, Carducci, Gaulfield, Cosgrove, Creneti, Dagnan, Donahue, Ferrarr, Florkowski, Garvin, Gillis, Goodchild, Jaie, Kirk, Koch, Kolaski, Koszarek, Lambert, Lamberton, Lavanga, lewis, Loftus, Malinowski, Milo- tich, Murray, O'Brien, Petka, Stanley, Petrovia, Pichett, Pryiomski, Reckner, Ro- man, Sarafinas, Scanlon, Shetz, Sibre, Slemmer, Smith, Spadaro, Stanton, Swierz, Uzdzinski, Zabaga. SOPHOMORE 3 Andrews, Argentiero, Barr, Borek, Burke, Byrne, Cendrowski, Cronin, DiSandro, Donofry, Dougherty, Duca, Fadigan, Homa, Hutt, Karwoski, Keifer, J. Kelly, T. Kelly, landy, lineman, Long, McBeth, McDev- itt, McGlynn, McKee, McMahon, McNulty, Moore, Mullan, Palmer, Pemrick, Pero- vich, Petka, Roque, Sarricchio, Sharkey, Sharp, Sillers, Skaziak, Staikowski, Tier- nan, Uzdan, Valeski, Visco, Warohol, Wik- iera, Wittrock. SO PHOM0 RE 4 Barth, Binczak, Boppell, Brown, Buianow- ski, Burns, Cooney, Cowart, Czernyk, Davis, Eneu, Figaniak, Folz, Foody, Gal- ante, Gavin, Gleason, Greene, Helmuth, Kaszupski, Kelly, Kent, Klein, Kurtz, Kor- eck, Lare, Magee, McAteer, McCloskey, McDonnell, McManus, Mee, Mikelionis, Molczak, Mullen, O'Neill, Palsir, Popie- larski, Price, Rosella, Rozich, Ryan, Sam- buca, Shay, Silo, Sykes, Tate, Taylor, Toole, Tucci, Tye, Westervelt. 1957 Bogle, Boyle, Brennan, Carolan, Carr, Casey, Cavanaugh, Clinque, Corcoran, Cusack, Darragh, Davis, DiFernando, Dil- lon, Drosey, Fagan, Flaherty, Garner, Gordon, Grover, Hanf, Hepp, Hirsch, Hosack, Jones, Keane, Kern, Marple, Marr, Maddaloni, McAleer, McBride, Mc- Carthy, McKenna, Meizak, Morrow, Peck, Pendrak, Petriccione, Pluta, Reiber, Ros- enberger, Rudzinski, Schultz, Schwuerer St. Clair, Taylor, Tobin, Yetman. SOPHOMORE 6 Austin, Baird, Banzhof, Barbieri, Borkow- ski, Boyer, Campbell, Capobianco, Caya, Clancy, Conti, Coultier, Crossman, De- Lellis, Dick, Dunigan, Erbrick, Frumento, Golden, Hayes, Hesdon, Kelly, Kemmer- ling, Kern, Kunigonis, Lang, Lawn, Lif- sted, Lyons, Manderfield, Mannella, Marchesani, Mcourt, McGuire, Murphy, O'Brien, O'ConnelI, 0'Toole, Ratke, Rich- ards, Rosenberg, Rowan, Rynkewicz, Ser- dynski, Smith, Sroka, Taylor, Torpey, Use- wicz, Valovage, Waerig, Zwiercan. SOPHOMORE 7 Atherholt, Audet, Cendorwski, Coll, Con- oway, Craney, Downey, Egan, Flanagan Garry, Gathright, Glowacz, Hutchinson Jakimes, Jones, Jordan, Jurgelwicz, Kerr Kruszewski, Kurtz, Lavelle, Leafey, Lion Lohin, Lodge, Marron, McBride, McDev- itt, McHaIe, Moore, Mornell, Morris, Mur- phy, Neri, O'Keefe, Pacan, Fallante, Paul Praizner, Reedy, Sankus, Schu, Sembrot: Shirley, Smolcyznski, Stranc, Tracey, Vo- gelman, Weldon, Wos. SOPHOMORE 8 Alba, Alkins, Bardsley, Barron, Bednar- czyk, Beighley, Bittner, Burke, Carr, Car- son, Cassano, Cataldi, P. Costello, S Costello, Cotter, Crouse, Doughty, Elm Fisher, Hartman, Herman, Jordon, Kelly Kernan, Kiiak, Kinley, Krautheim, Lisicki Little, Lutz, McFadden, McGuinn, Moore Neely, Paul, Pearson, Platt, Shaw, Rug- giero, Scullin, Sooy, Sweeney, Taylor Verhaaren, Wade, Welsh, Welzig, Wich- ert, Zin. SOPHOMORE 9 Arnold, Becker, Biondo, Brady, Burns Caimi, Cola, Colaiezzi, Coleman, Dalton Di Nardi, G. Donahue, T. Donahue, Dut- kiewicz, Fiourucci, Frankowski, Hackett Harm, Heierbacher, Janzer, Kafel, Kauf- man, Kilczewski, Koreck, Lolatte, Lyons Mahon, Milligan, Moors, Mulholland Paciolo, Pettit, Pietrangelc, Piiunoski Rohn, Rattigan, Rausch, Scully, Sloan Smith, Socci, Sommer, Sweeney, Trask Tustin, Wadas, Wambold, Wendericz, Yur- chak, Zerumsky. SOPHOMORE 10 Bodo, Boyle, Braun, Burke, Connell, Con- way, Crilly, DelVeccl1ia, DiCicco, Dom- browski, Dunleavy, Eckert, Fahrmeister, Gabbamonte, Groome, Hendry, Heyse, Horan, Ireland, Kennedy, Lindehofen, Lynagh, Mace, Martin, Matthews, Mat- tiello, McCarney, McCreavy, McDonnell, McGough, McKenna, Migliore, Miller, Mingione, Murphy, O'Donnell, O'Shea, Pierce, Rota, Sabatino Schimpf, Struck . 1 Sweeney, Tector, Vessels, Ward, Zukow- ski. SOPHOMORE 11 Anderson, Banfe, Bispels, Blood, Boccela Bowers, Bryan, Burns, Cicale, H, Clark M. Clark, Cole, Collins, Coyle, Curran DeSandro, Downey, Durkalec, Edwards Eichner, Elliott, Fern, Folley, Gaffney Hertrich, Hurlbrink, Kerr, Kotlarek, Krep- elka, Leonard, Long, McCarthy, Micucci Mulholland, Poulson, Quigg, Rankin Roesinski, Robinson, Salfi, Saponara Schwiermonn, Scullin, Sexton, Smith Smuda, Stankiewicz, Steigerwalt, Ted- eschi, Troy, VanZyI. SOPHOMORE 12 Ambrose, Bair, Barker, Brock, Burke Byrne, Colpin, Chandler, Coleman, Cook Delney, Dritas, Filemir, Hagan, Hall, Han non, Hartman, Henehan, Marquart, Ma xeika, McBride, McCabe, McColgon, Mc Daid, McFarland, McNally, Monaghan Mulroy, Nolan, Nolen, 0'Brien, Ogozarek Penerghest, Pine, Preston, Ross, Rowley Siedell, Simpson, Taffe, Thompson, Toug- hill, Uhlenbrock, Wernery, Zagorski. r SOPHOMORE T3 Boyle, Browne, Callander, Chickillo, Clements, Coates, Curran, Deace, Deluca, Dunn, Egan, Forbes, Gallagher, Gorski, Haller, Heslin, Kalmierrzak, Keefe, Kita, Leddy, Lynch, Magulaitis, McFadden, Mc- Gee, McKeever, McKenna, McLoughlin, McFarland, Mongiu, Nykiel, Pondus, Queen, Reese, Reilly, Rever, Rizzo, Ros- boschil, Russell, Schaffer, Steinmetz, Su- pina, Taggart, Terry, Welsh, Zappile. SOPHOMORE 'I4 Basile, Campbell, Cannalley, Clark, De- lise, Derer, Dillon, DiStasio, Donahue, Droogam, Felt, Fitzgerald, Friel, James Gallagher, John Gallagher, Gentry, Gor- man, Gribbin, Grobes, Hagenlocher, Kelly, Kirwin, Kivlin, Lopez, Matwiiczyk, Mc- Daid, McLaughlin, McNamee, McNelis, Meehan, Morsa, Murphy, Petkq. Rushton, Smith, Tarsnane, Toner, Troy, F. Walczy- kowski, R. Walczykowski, Werynski, White, Wolstenholme. SOPHOMORE 15 Boyle, Brett, Callahan, Calpin, Campbell, Castagna, Christencen, Cichocki, Clift, Cullen, Doucette, Farabelli, Gleha, Gon- nella, Knotwell, Lamelza, Leary, Lukasko, Magee, Marco, Manning, McGuire, Mc- Ilroy, McNamara, Minerick, Quoin, Quinn, Reick, Reid, Rondum, Seddon, Schmitt, Social, Solenski, Sullivan, Szatek, Tate, Toto, Whitman, Wierzbicki, Williams, Wotman, Wszolek. SOPHOMORE 'I6 Alvaro, Baker, Brittingham, Butkovic, Cadden, Cleary, Connaire, Daley, D'Am- brosio, Dudek, Fern, Fisher, Flanagan, Flynn, Franks, Gannon, Gilmer, Gonzon Grooms, Grzeskiewicz, Kane, Kelly, Ker- kering, Lavecchia, Lear, Lutz, C. M:Car- thy, J. McCarthy, McGady, Mclntyre, Mc- Nichol, O'Connor, O'Donnell, O'Gallag- her, Scanlon, Schubert, Sitasz, Toomey Weigand, Wienckowski, Zaniewski. r r .,-4 W. MLAAMLN H 1 w ' 3 N' 'v, ' -Q f. I f .4 sa . . ' ,KN ., M 4 f S I f 1, . ' f !g'1 ff,-Uf ful vw f ' ' ' f 'l Z'71f'ff111.'f ff -Ss 'VNS 'f4jQ anpffff- swing 'X- -x,.f,,.RQ4 . w. A f lm , s , 4? 4 .,. C X ' fee: it F 4 Q xgc V A v9 if .if 3 .Q 2 4 Q m X V 14 f 57. J0dCfIl?I7 3' OUR FAR REACHING campus has long taken hold of our city. Several blocks away, at St. Joachim's, we can find our un- hatched Freshmen, all annexed together, undergoing the incu- bation of first meeting the ideals of the North Catholic spirit and the gentleman of God. v T '7' fab 'r Z , 1 6 KE, ig 1 ?5 f T , E 36 Q' ' P ' . A i xy, 'A 'L 1 1 x,v V fi F Y I X ' ' 71, 1 3 'J .fy Q fe ' 6' 1 5Qa +i f fr vt i 25 MQ, Avy A I i-mfr 43 1, in it S yy M M f A 5, - - f Q f QS' S1 'af' C+- :sf y ,uf Q6 1 Q ,gg wg Q 'Q S 'S ' X f . X If 4 1 . - 5 V! Q' ' X V 'y I Y V X ml , 35 '37 '3rpw2 Kei ' 'Q h y Q T. f' iv, : ' 1: ii ,- - ' ' 1 Q 1 it Q E W if X yi? 2 fi A6 ,ma 13, - ' v Q W, g 515 5 9' , ' 19' Jef fqffvff . 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W V U- ,A 'Q' 9,152 wig X, Q h ef - mm ies g ' Q vga. -1'-I -f , D v Q I ' -5- if N-57 -W, ,, -V 'L - Q7 f' vi . f ,i ,, I , ' ffff 4, xc., jr FRESHMAN A-9 Alexander, Beer, Brown, Burkowski Carey, Cendrowski, Ciasullo, Cino, Col- lins, Donnelly, Engiles, Gaida, Gianni Guckavan, Halsted, Hegge, Hogan, Hop- kins, Howard, Puggett, Knox, Koenig McCaffrey, McFlynn, McGuckin, McGui- gan, McHugh, Morrison, Palka, Pippet Proud, Rizzo, Rodgers, Rzepczynski, Sas- kiewicz, Smith, Speers, Staley, Streeper Symnoski, Tomid, Voorhees, Warminski Wass, Weimar, Zakrewski. FRESHMAN A-10 Biffel, Ciardullo, Class, Daly, DiZio, Dono hue, Dunne, Faries, Faure, Fuss, Gallag her, Gallelli, Greipp, Cronek, Henningsen lntrieri, Jackowski, Jackson, Kliniewski Knoell, Lamelza, Maiolina, Marano, Mc- Laughlin, Mosakowski, Oehler, Okomski Owens, Power, Reinhardt, Sankey, Sayre Scanio, Schgier, Schmultice, Stelacio, To- warnicki, Wade, White, Wynne. FRESHMAN A-11 Aiello, Bannon, Boylan, Brenner, Cole- man, Cressman, Cymerman, Daily, Dam ico, Damm, Dante, DeStefano, Donohue Dougherty, Fallon, Gray, Green, Hill Hunter, Inglese, Kalman, Kawski, Kehon Kelly, Liddy, Logan, Lorch, Lutz, Mc Teague, Michael, Murphy, H. Murray, T Murray, Navarra, North, Palo, Palumbo Pascuillo, Ruggio, Smith, Speeney, Szten derowicz, Tabor, Tadrsynski, Woinar. FRESHMAN A-12 Altemari, Axling, Barry, Benning, Chieffo Ciardullo, Connolly, Corcoran, Crout, Cul- linan, DeCriscio, English, Frey, Gaffney, Hampshire, Hardiman, Kennedy, Keyes King, Korczynski, Lada, Lannigan, La- Rocco, Leach, Lyons, Marsden, Martin, Matthews, Mcarthy, McClenaghan, Mc- Conomy, Mctntyre, McKee, McManus, Mc- Nulty, Mondel, Morris, Mulloy, Murdock, Natale, Novak, O'Connor, O'MalIey, Pet- erson, Pirollo, Pittner, Powers, Schnitzel Schilovati, Strahle, Suder, 'SzIachta, Un: derwood. Annex flC'fl'Vl7lP.5' Sr. Grace Agnes has all eyes riveted on the flash cards that will make the Latinists of C-1 speedy and proticient in their vocabulary. f u 1,1 to ago 13 , U Cunningham, Szuszczewicz, Marchegiano, Casey, Graf, and Fischler are deeply engrossed in planning for the future Seminary drive. They hope their poster encourages the boys to put North Catholic on top again. 9, Q'10'gC Qu UU 0 I' Dios o,i, 9 I x X Na x , l 'E , -A ff .152 i A ,' i ass ' L c exnk No boy's life is complete unless he has become familiar with the characters of Long John Silver and .lim Hawkins. Sr. Marie Denise is introducing C-2 to the piratical adventures of Treasure lsland. St. Anne's Annex supports all activities of the Big House as evidenced by the group engaged in buying and selling tickets for The Man Who Came to Dinner. Urbanski, Crumety, and Bed- narek are smiling with anticipation of an enjoyable evening. of Algebra and s workmg out the rules future problems S lty The boys of C 5 are bu y tical application to many srst anyone having dlfficu learnmg :ts prac ne stands by ready to as Af ff Anne d at St Annes FIVE SECTIONS of our Freshmen are statlone parish under the dlrectlon of the Sisters of St Joseph Although not as yet under the direct Influence of Oblate teachers these boys come to North extraordmarlly well prepared for their Soph 0l110I'6 YBGI' Chrrst rs made easrer by tracmg Helmsoath rs por Hrs nl the lrfe of the map ts mrracles Learnrng about and down Palestme on cene of many of Chris journeys up mg o Tlberlas the s ut Lake ESTAEL JUSTISEH 5' SH rx: . . . I . . , . . Q ' Xe f I 5 U ., 41 , f -Q. maj I' 0. O 0 rv Ns- Future Falconians Kacala, Wit- cratt, Trombetta, Callahan and Deutsch are highly honored at being selected as members of the popular NC orchestra. The ioy of being dismissed at noon one week is balanced by the necessity of starting at noon the next week as St. Anne's An- nex shifts to accommodate the large enrollment of N. C. v5 ST. ANNE'S ANNEX FRESHMAN C-1 Adler, Beakschi, Bender, Bodzioch, Bol- Iendorf, Borek, Boyle, Campbell, Caruso Coyne, Donnelly, Eichhorn, Feilke, Gal- lagher, Goua, Graham, Grodecki, Hamp Handley, Harrington, Haynes, Hines Hogan, Hughes, Joanni, Junod, Kacala Kurkiewski, Marynowitz, McCann, Mikus Monahan, Mroz, O'Donnell, Pacchianelli Pokrywka, Polucha, Potter, Retter, Riotto Rispo, Samuelewicz, Smith, Szuszczewicz Trzaskawki, Warnecki, Witcraft, Yost. FRESHMAN C--2 Bergmaier, Blessing, Bruckert, Butkovic Campbell, Cassidy, Cherbuck, Conway Cooper, Crowley, Cunningham, Daiss, Di- Mascio, Dryslewski, Evans, Fadigan Fischer, Foley, Gish, Griffin, Harrington Holmstock, Mazzacano, McFeeters, Medy- kowski, Moritz, Morton, O'Donnell, Pas- telaniec, Pers, Post, Price, Quinn, Rifte Santucci, Scanlon, Scullin, Suplicki Thompson, Tanski, Tomichek, Torriero Welz, Wiercinski Wisner, Witkowski Zagiel. FRESHMAN C-3 Anastasia, Beaver, Bednarek, Brezina Chrupcala, Callahan, Cannally, Cicozzi , Deutsch, Davis, Dever, Dutill, Evans, Ev- eritt, Gallen, Grabowski, Gregorio, Gur- zenski, Harrell, Hertrick, Janda, Johnson r Jugla, Kania, Landis, Leader, Littrell, Ly- don, McCusker, Murphy, Siegrist, Soos, Simonovitz, Stevenson, E. Sysol, M. Sysol Szczypiorski, Terch, Trotta, Balenta, Wible Williams, Zawicka, Urbanski, Wallen Reilly, Rotz, Dotzman. FRESHMAN C-4 Albano, Cerankowski, Chaienski, Clark Collier, Crumety, Curry, Darcy, Delaney Dellape, Dunn, Ebert, Eckert, Elrnenclorf, Forish, Gladkowski, Graf, Grimes, Heim- soath, Kelly, Kulik, Lai, Lewandowski, Ludwig, Mayer, McCaffrey, McKernan, Mertens, Miss Mooney, Nowicki, Patton, Pellegrini, Pietrak, Schneider, Schweitzer, Sharkey, Slubowski, Spina, Tatar, Thom- son, Toner, Trombetta, Turanckas, Wes- ton, White, Wirz, Wojciechowski. FRESHMAN C-5 A. Benussi, D. Benussi, Buck, Burkhardt, Carroll, Casey, Chapman, Chuck, Con- way, Corkery, Costa, Cornelio, Doman, Doyle, Dzierla, Edinger, Farrell, Forbes, Gawronski, Golden, Hesson, Hamill, Hill- erman, Hiltwine, Kennedy, Kearney, Kesslesski, Knaufl, Krystopowicz, March- agiano, David, Markiewicz, Mayer, Mc- Allister, McBride, McGivern, McGrady, F. McGrogan, V. McGrogan, McGurk, Keever, McMahon, Milligan, Mulcahy, Murphy, Muldowney, Moore, Quinn, Raab, Rogozinski, Rossi. r r r r r -. --u1,,',vli.,I'fPQQm ., 4,5 ? t. Q i THERE ARE NO ENDS to the diversity of interests for an educated man . . . no period of time when the principles of education can be put aside completely-not even when the clock stretches its tired arms around to 2:45. After school we hustle about putting our interests to a more immediate use. That last period lag suddenly scales away and the school takes on a new atmosphere . . . hammers bang away on props . . . voices sore from practice struggle on-long months before the operetta . . . tired eyes and minds try not to weary under the glittering lights and scripts. North Catholic moves into action. Shop talk rises . . . sacristy, stamps, and editorials . . . layouts, mission drives and libraries . . . This is our spirit . . . our real 'spirit of action . . . acting with and for God . . . coming out of each of us . . . a spirit that shall continue long after our high school days have come and gone . . . ' I Qu 1,-11 3 I 'Q Z - .I 4 L. ' lei' . ' TQ' Q A I wg E lg i 4, , m V, fr .A kt l 2 3: - -9 5' A x ' 1-kgs' W 'fu uf . 3' vi A ' 1' yi u-.rilqiw U 0ur Marcfuh Band ,nf - A REGULAR SUNDAY FEATURE at all our football games, our band distinguished itself early in the season by coupling top- notch music with fancy marching formations. The halftime 1 playing kept the Falcon rooters cheering and maintained that 1. s high spirit which was in evidence throughout the year. The 2 stamping grounds of our men in red was not limited to the grid- V iron alone. Our band was seen stepping along to the tune of MacNamaras Band in the annual St. Patty's Day parade. s Mr. Mueller marked his initial year as band moderator with a string of successful endeavors. Congratulations, boys, keep 'X our banners flying high! . ,July 'O-we-4, 'eluiqg ' 'Q'-4 1 N xi , ff 2 5 QS Hi 42,1581 ,tt - 'Q-a Q -I W A IN if 5. I 'N '7 '31 . ,QQ Q 1 Dx -Ani s Retreat LEST OUR SPIRITUAL welfare be neglected in emphasizing our intellectual education, we set aside Holy Week as the time of our annual retreat. Father O'Neill, our retreat master, whipped our souls into shape with his inspiring sermons, and we bene- fited immensely. Wednesday morning we received Holy Com- munion in a body--and what a body it wasefafter going to confession the previous day. These three days gave us a much needed spiritual lift. Q! 151. it Rehjgfbus v4C'fl'Vll'lP.S' ' C'onfess1bns Hhs... w i. OUR FUTURE parish priests attend the meeting of the St. Charles Borromeo Society under the direction of Father Brophy. They are Richard Bolger, David Caracciola, Michael Lohin, Alfred Smuda, John Deniken, Francis Toomey, James Gordon, David Wysocki and Stephen Lendray. THE STUDENT SACRISTANS are, we believe, worthy of singling out for the admirable manner in which they have helped sol- emnize the religious ceremonies at North. We wish to take this opportunity to say, Thanks, gentlemen, for a iob well done. Sacnlffans HIGHER INSURANCE RATES . . . In November, the Shore Brothers Pontiac, Inc., presented to our school a dual control automo- bile for the student driver-training course. The brief ceremony took place at the school with Mr. Morton Strauss presenting the keys to Father Tocik, president Jim Short, and the training instructor, Mr. Tom O'Connor. Stage Crew ll li X snuus HRH? pgNTlAC 5famP and club Coin EVERY MONDAY AFTERNOON you can meet this avid bunch of stamp-swapping, coin-changing students brooding over the latest additions in their albums. We see Frank Blood, Edmundus Butkus, Larry Crossan, Mike Lyons, Charles Bogle, Tom Mona- ghan, Al Fiorucci, Rich Kenmerleng, Francis Toomey. ll E , h i X 'O Dfdllidflhi' DRAMATICS has always played a maior role in our extra- curricular activities. Our November show, The Man Who Came To Dinner, was a highly successful comedy, under the direction of Mr. Gillespie. The Christmas show put us in the real spirit of Christmas. Replacing the Varsity Frolics the Falcon Show- boat sailed into our hearts with wonderful songs and hilarious antics. Rounding our repertoire was the spring operetta, The Fortune Teller. Well over 15,000 satisfied people attended these presentations. n', ll nf Ill 'iff 'I If 'i 1 I0 3.3, :U ' 1 4: 1 bl, :G Qc ou, 10,2 PO', va 1 vvf O ,, 00' a 44 n an a 4-1 Y 1+ Q ' i . 1 Iv fbias . A 1,7 .. m f 5 'Z' 'Q 1 F ,- 'gif' A la 15, ' xlH'v41x'v1:.v4' ' ,.- , -A--.,..,., ,..,.. -......4-5.-. . ---...L ,....1 U V .Wm 2 ,LM V ,.,.. ........ -Am.. ,C-I ff! I, 1,44 ifii- , - f N s51,Af 'Q 1' v 'Aix , 'A . Y, J I f 4 A l'1Ef 'K A . ' Q 227 ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS of T. M. W. C. T. D. was the ladies' adoration of Joe Cantlin. His remarkable wit and heroic exploits made the uninvited guest quite at home to our girl friends from St. Hu- , bert's. Many thanks for the help, girls. OUR MUMMY! And what a mummy! lt's a shame we had to ship her off to Nova Scotia . . . After all she was spoiling the love affair in our show. Me Man Who Came to Dhmer A CHRISTMAS GIFT from an ardent ad- mirer was a cock-roach city, left, . . . another delightful moment for our Full show. Congratulations are due to Joe Cantlin, below,whose wonderful por- trayal of the star-role was reminiscent of Monty Wooley himself. bww - 1' l b ,R 1- i aa nd A,-,if 5 I H Y5....., , I Qu-19 V4r5ifV ffgliC5 THE CAST John Comerford Hugh McGinnis Frank La Salvia Don Petrilli James Martini William Walton Leroy Dietrich Francis Keifer James Cooper James Keenan Joseph Cantlin Paul Milcetich alcon Sfzowboaf UNDER THE NEW FORMAT of a showboat, the Varsity Frolics played to a packed house every nightp John Comerford was our captain and musicians, vocalists and clowns delighted our friendly audience. The master-touch again was evident in our ballet. THE EXCITING CLIMAX to the dramatic productions of the year, our annual operetta, The Fortune Teller, tops all the other productions in the maior role of dramatics. We will long remem- ber the beautiful costuming, the enchanting melodies, and especially the pretty girls who rendered their services in the cast and chorus. i 3-aff gf? 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' ' ' . ,,. in '35, L A -. . ,L FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Q, N.C. Opp. Y ff Camden Catholic 19 f West Catholic 2 26 .1 1 South Catholic 6 10' ,St. Thomas More 19 15 St. James 12 12 ' Roman Catholic 9 13 La Salle 7 27 1,,,.H ,ag 9:2 ' Nvf Q . 1, St. Joseph 13 18 ., ,A Frankford 31 12 If 42:31 ' 1' WN, Aif 6,w,kteI4,gQ 42' is A na t- f -fvwm 1233 4 .1 W A S N ' w t 'xg S , I Q any it y Riff'-'L 4. dl Xl Al 5 SJ 1. , , , . 7 , f. , x - .-- r' A 1 , , f . ft 1 . M f pst M K Q1 bg Lp JM , , I 1343 bw 1 1'1j,3g:. ve A Y - wig ' 1.x f, 3 K ,G ,A 1 ' Y tw, AN , - fw ' .gl 1, 3 2 'ff . was 5' fl 1' V ' - 5 E 54' - ' , - A , I L ' - ' Rf f . M3295 x M ig i . 15,1 E 8 X ,Q-6 Q. I - ffl' 1 fo . 1, L 4 1 - , 4 Mi? img ,if'sy?vg,l.Qitqf' ' 'ff . ' .Jw :? f9'f5 X. Lf 1 . -. xp ' g ' AA '- X X, ' - 'flggia , 'vgfffwx k 5' f U 1 . rbi, j'-S' 1 ' -1. 'ft ge-:fbi al -:go . ' .sg M . 5 Y f Xa,-,,,. , ., Wf- Q 3333? tfilft, 'Wx f' . A ,L -L fre' 1 Q L 1 1 , ' V Q v- .- ML-Q . - V5 W. .- PP' tv . A 2 A 'Qx A fi r, .2 W H ,. -. q vt . X 'V' A wi' K '11, - ,A 1 5 ?',J.'r',f'? 1E 1'-i0'19ff , 'flffl if' 'P , , 3 ' 1 4 K OUR VARSITY lost 5, won 3 and tied 1 . . . an unsuccessful season but our one crowning glory consisted in downing Frank- ford who were already the Public League Champs. At least our season closed successfully. Front row: Crout imgr.l, Haviland, Rebhorn, Rich, France, Chadrow, Siembieda, Bailey, Schoen, Schmitt, Heflin, Sheppard, Sweeney, Williams imgr.l7 second row: Mr. Gillespie icoachl, Canciellieri, Dowling, Arch, Atkinson, Brucker, Raksnis, Rothweiler, Walker, Goshow, O'NeilI, Rankin, Mr. Wissman lasst.l, Mr. Larkin iasst.lp third row: Krupczak, O'Rourke, Jaczur, McShane, Beerhalter, Dieitrich, Korek, Ander- son, Walsh, Hoover, Bates, Fraser, Tranchitella. MR. GILLESPIE in his dual role of coach and teacher has impressed everyone with his affable nature and genial outlook on life. We might even say, without fear of contradiction, that John Gillespie and his ever-present pipe are campus landmarks. This year he gave us an- other valiant team which on the field of friendly strife did not fail to live up to that abstract and yet very real ideal . . . win or lose, do so as a gentleman. iivfl, Tw? xy 1 sifting 4' ke 'fixwrv 0ne lea ue WM . . . AND S0 AWAY WE GO! With head down Shep- pard plunges into Roman's secondary for a first down. His yardage was not enough to bring victory. We bowed to the tune of 13-9. A 'N ?,,:,Qa: A vt AROUND THE END, Goshow i34i has found open territory in the same Roman game. In this our sixth contest we had already dropped two. This made three. its 'W A +'T'wi2..1,A,3 ,XAWA we , v QNW , ma many PICKING HIS STEP, Rankin i2'li awaiis for Ihe block io add a few more yards in the La Salle game. For the second straight year the Olneyites clipped ihe Falcon's wing. W 00 4 566 , gnu. I.. Na eff' ' x li' O 1 B s 9, . also ggi.. l f f. 'L A Y i 4 Ewa, A its HE'S LOOSE! Against last year's champs Sweeney i25l played a magnificent game. Hard tackling and blocking kept our hopes high in the contest against St. James. They tied us 12-12. Q? GRRR! ROUGH BLOCK COMING UP! Rebhorn i2Ol changes pace at the right during the La Salle game. On the left we see Rankin out in front at the Camden Catholic game. We opened the season with a 19-2 win. inf ' fiirgx fs ody., .- 1 .llllgl WV 11' no 3 .ff 'Vf'S,? A .f' 1 FE. . 1' 1? . 453- .,, -,0 . P. . I V-5' 2' 3 4 -1 '- . gk l ss' an 5' 'ui Q- ON HIS OWN Rich l3Ol displays the elusive qualities of a good back, while below we see Goshow counting yards against Camdenp Sweeney l25l -with alot of Falcons in front of him on the left against Roman, and Sweeney again inthe lower right against St. James. Those referees arms look good. Touchdown! ' y ! grL fl vlrifl 'gf , Q . Q3 l'i-fire 059.1 kg -F' 1 . Q Nm! 'l ifftfffffl 114- if X ' I-'zfg vis . ff Hi. P 141 is 'zrqqs av . -' Us as ,,...-....,.ar,.1-,..- 4, ,W :,,,Z4m V .i 9Q'p,s.'q f S fi!! 53: , kai ---A bw,-esQ K l65 , nn.. ,rf 5 94' ANOTHER FIRST DOWN! Goshow l293 ', T 3f 3,f, i ' shows the determination of the last -JIM' place Falcons against the League Champs, Frankford. What an upset! What a wonderful feeling! OUR JV SQUAD won 2, lost 4. They are: first row: Clements, Pieczak, Daley, McCauley, Barbella, Kimakovick, O'NeilI, Cozenza, Heierbacker, Qualtiere, Mc- Hale, second row: Baer, Gamilas, Kasmierczak, Wenczlwiak, Olekowski, Clift, Glowacz, Liddy, Visco, Downey, Vogelman, Ratke, Lyons, third row: Doyle, Murphy, Chickilla, Taylor, Danz, Schultice, Henehan, Sroka, Lavin, Garafola, Popierlarki, Pickett, Jordan, Spinney, fourth row: Gallagher, Loh, Smith, Tate, Cooper, Crout, Egan, Golden. Q . - . Q . . 5 Vu.. :- Q I . 2 C., .- - 1 , 1 , Q ' 6 . 's .'.!. 1 ,, . '4 45 .N , 't 1 we 'SHCI , Q x 1 A A-. . .A , Q, .. 'K FN ., . 1 an L41 L . 2' Aw 1 ' f D Q V PULLING AWAY Hef1ln 1351 has gust snared a pass and us mak Ing sure of that Toland Trophy on Thanksglvlng morning. The flying Falcons are back in form. ' '-f-F- --Q r Q. 'H inland Trophy, My Name IIS' falcon n'Aa F1 W, 1. .1 ff-'lil A x ., J, V , ' ...-894 3-'u-142113.19 ' Fatwa 'f-PM F :WZ ii 4 H4- ,,, .,' 1 g . ', 654. A BEAUTIFUL BLOCK! Gnd Rebhorn, f V . I ' below, leaves the Pioneers in his wake jg-f 'f':Q. 'Y' in the same game. Norfh 31, Fkd 12, -'f5 f'i . 31-12, 31-12. Oh boy! , . 167 K . crvf n s 50 UV 4 rv , ,fi .1 1 ' E' i ' r g i ' I Q 2.1 DETERMINATION and perseverance were the characteristics of our long distance runners. Under the capable coaching of Father O'NeilI our harriers displayed their Red and White spirit that kept them in the run. They are: first row: Doughty Rosella, Lamelza, Valenta, Burke, Sloan, Valentine, Brady, Kirwan, Greene, Smith, T. White, McKenna, Pilelis, Heslin, McDonnell, second row: Foster, Hackett, McKernan, Fickett, Wysocki, Corona, Sliwinski, McAteer, Mueh- Ieisen, Murphy, C. Smith, Doose, Lavan, Nieckowski, Owezarzak. ' N X p I in H 5 1 ' '4 . , wx If f X 'T' r g. - 'Z av '39 1' Soccer .'-' 4 ' - ,e:'I, '- ' .' .-1, rms. - ' HJ! 8 WINS, 3 losses and l tie. Thus our booters completed another successful season. Above we see Mike Yurchak in action in the Upper Darby game. Bill McCrane, upper right, is demonstrating his toe technique against Frank- ford. SOLID DEFENSE was always manifested by the Falcon booters. More action of the Upper Darby game is pictured above, and on the left Mc- Crane scores this time in the Pioneer tilt. He did this twice more this day. Score NC 3, Frank- ford 2. OUR VARSITY: Kline lcaptainl, front center, Marshall, Rinaldi, Hannon, Kelly, Slaveski, Beerhalter, Gallo, McNeill, Kenny, McColgan. At the close of a very successful season we could look back at a great record of remaining on top of the Catholic League with eleven wins, three losses. And with a sportsman's heart we gave up in defeat after a third meeting with West Catholic. Y Successful Season ff ED SCULLIN, in his second year as mentor, led our great mighty-mite team to first place in the Catholic League competitions and a berth in the Shaughnessy playoffs with an impressive ll-3 record. But once more the playoff iinx pre- vented the Falcons from capturing the title. Our hats are off, however, in salute to Mr. Scullin for a iob exceedingly well done in face of a height obstacle that would have cowed many a lesser man. .Mi 1 lj 2-4, LK K lx fr . Kkhe BUDDY KLINE Throughout the Catholic League season it was our hustling little captain, Buddy Kline, who kept the go, go, go spirit preva- lent in our Falcon Five. Buddy took the team in hand, setting up our offensive plays as well as all defensive maneuvers. Mr. Mighty Mite took particular pride in faking out the oppo- sition then driving in for a timely lay-up. Almost infallible on foul lines, our speedy captain was above par on his set-shots as well. His 250 points, which led the team and placed him among the top ten scorers in the Catholic League, iust about sums up Buddy's basketball achievements. Marshdff JACK MARSHALL A key man in the Falcon attack, Fiery Jack Marshall was a demon when driving through the opposition for a lay-up. This flashy forward gained respect from enemy guards who made the mistake of getting in his way when he drove for the net. A great competitor, Jack fought for every point, and 'if tw X. I4 1 AX, My 4 1 x l f X l 1 banned the word defeat from his vocabulary. His jump shots and foul line tosses were above reproach. Netting points, Jack was second in team scoring. I4 .AIX I X-x x. ' f x f 1 ,X ff, 'y , ' f f MX f Ji I ! f QM 4, P' Kenny McNe17l BOB McNEILL Speedy 5 ll Bob McNeill found little difficulty in charging through for a nifty lay-up. His clever ball-handling enabled him to dribble free from opposing guards, shoot toward the basket, and deposit a deuce for future security. His one- handed stab from side court ranked with the best of them. No laggard from the foul mark, Bob amassed a total of 125 points through some real nifty shooting. Probably Bob's great- est contribution to the team's success was his never-say-die attitude, which kept him hustling through four quarters. v-1-I -1,0 x 2 f, I fx- if N'---'ff i 7 l V 'ga 5 Q K ?, V I i X X a , I rw? Q' 'W f-Y --f S. 1-1 ...- v . , . 6'allo f Y f HSP i X . 4 SEM- Slaveskf' 99 JOSH KEENAN Red-headed Josh Keenan was always raring to go! Every time this big boy was called upon, he turned in a commendable performance. Josh was a valuable asset under the basket as his many rebounds will testify. Mr. Keenan flipped the net for a total of 46 points, acclaiming his offensive ability, consider- ing the limited action he saw. A slow starter, Josh came along in a rush toward the end of the season. Let's hope he continues this pace throughout all of next year's campaign. -diss., FROM EIGHT HUNDRED freshmen these fourteen managed to prove themselves victorious in the rough fight for victory in the competition to make the squad. From left to right we have Fadigan, Donahue, Graham, Dotzman, Malinewski, Junod, Doyle, Mr. Waple, Liddy, Sankey, Rich, Lavin, Post, Rotz, Murphy. nd flash a The Jdyvees STILL IN THE NEST but ready for their first flight are O'Neill, Taylor, McDevitt, Hanf, Gathright, Samulewiczy second row: Rudizinski, McDonell, Solenski, Henehan, Morrow, and Wos. I'.s I I .II Bo wlmg P 1,20 klrx 'ko and ue chamP BOWLING SCORES Ci fl' First Half Second Half N.C. Opp. N.C. Opp. 3 1 ......,. Roman Catholic ........ 3 1 4 0 ........ West Catholic .......... 4 0 4 O ...,.... St. John .......,.... ..... 4 0 3 1 ,.,..... South Catholic .......... 4 0 2 2 ........ St. James .......... ..... 3 1 4 0 ......., St. Thomas ..... ..... 3 1 4 0 ........ La Salle ...... ..... 4 0 24 4 25 3 N.C. Opp. 2621 .................... Northeast .................... 2389 f was ,gum 389 Y lan 1 li Q1 xl! Father Carlin, lclcobelli, Kurh, Coop Track 1 f Q B nfe Toughlll, Angelucci, Brody, Collms 'l ,Swlderelm 0'Nelll, Carler lslorllngl, c . er, Lyons, Nlulhollond, Ben ey QL,- X 1 , f fk. s., X x Vv f' Wil 1 -- as jf' Y X if , , , ff fm f ,f 'Z' ' l N Zfb .E ,-ff' 27 YZ! X, 1347 -fa-uw ' Baseball Spring again ' AS pr ng ushered ln a new baseball season we broke out our splkes dusied off our bats and hlf The dusty Irall fo I and Tloga Il was here that Fathers Ru h and McLernan whipped s us Into a first rate ball I of dupllcahn I c ub hopeful g asf year s champlonshup THE FIRST BREATH of S ,.4 ' ': , Qasg an .fi fv X, K WITH THREE OUT OF SIX in pre-season and capturing the lead in all eight league games we are proud to add the 1954 title to our long list of victories. From left to right we salute our champs, first row: Beisel, Casey, Kedra, Ritsky, Walls, Krupa, O'NeiIl, Padova, Marks, Walsh, Affatato, Higgensp second row: Rich, Flynn, Comerford, McGuckin, Thon, Devers, Robinson, Urbanski, McGeehan, Astromsky, Sassa, Monahan and Father Rush. ?9esm,tQ,E A g,f x ',Xf 4 'Q : 24?- ftrf :Q 5 NO MATTER HOW ROUGH lhe going our falfhful cheerleaders never allowed their hearls lo grow heavy with discouragemenl. Sealed are: Father Cleary, Donahue, Coppola lcaptainl, Carac- ciola, Mr. Silveslrip second row: Janzer, Donahue, llende, Wynn and Dolan. , , gf' ,I Q 5 who f 1- , -mfg-4 Q3 3 jx xg I I AIA' DEUCES WILD! A frenzy of activity swept over our peaceful school, as all hands were alerted to break out the cards, decorate the gym, sort the prizes, and tend to other such matters in preparation for the crowds that were soon to bulge our hallowed halls. Once again it was cord party time! And what a time it was. Bingo, pinochle, dancing and casino provided a night to be remembered for all attending. Special thanks were in order this year for the parents of the Senior class who gave their time to assure an overall success. 5? , ,,,.,, and Dance V - pl' y JY, 3 2,2 A- AND WE DANCED' The gym rocked to the music af the Falcon- ions, as we grabbed our favorite gals and twirled across the floor. While our folks were upstairs playing bingo, pinochle, and casino, we had ourselves a ball in true North Catholic fashion. For many of us it served as a prelude for our coming prom, that night of all nights! uv f, X v,u ' 1 , L , V' W! . X , N 8: ' ' 7 9 s5.3':8g.S'-5v'ffu-'Fix L. f - QM- , fr V J.. ., -, dm , - ,n any I vp ie? F' I J 7, K3 rf' , xg 'SA V . :f 4 ' W1 5' , If 3'-. if wi J ?w. Aff? B ,. ! s '? Alumn i Com 5 fs- F' mUl1i0 4415? n Bredkfas f Y . .111 . ' L? , 12 ' - ',1'kt2i'ulQ? Q .V ,Y , A 1 A 9 6 4 -w-4 4 zkf' 1, fx 4 'T , J f, X W ' 4, x f X-4 x . , , J' ' fi Mix W 0 'Q fx -4- Cf rfif 'n 'ff 13 K' My qw i di I , . e 4!'x ii ? ' 7 Y, SHOULD AULD ACQUAINTANCES BE FORGOT! Our Annual Communion Breakfast carved another niche in a long series of successful Alumni endeavors, as the 'Old Grads revisited the scene of their high school days. They drank that toast of kindness as happy memories supplemented an excellent meal. Reminiscence of bygone days mingled with speeches to create a general air of good feeling. As each graduate left he took with him a new batch of memories to add to his treasure trove of boyhood remembrances. Not to be forgotten were our most welcomed guests, Cosey Morley and Jack Whittaker who proved themselves very amiable speakers. img ' 1 gn-. .5 i f 2 U X A 'U uf fy-Tw 1-fqfx 4- I , ' gif 1 WMA f f yf.1,,-, ' , . , J ' A-rja 4.31 3 X A '., Ngzixrg-5511? 'SSS' I 'TH O Af Me dose of fire Marian Year .va-sv h oun PRAYER TO You During your year, O Lady of Blue, We, your children, gave praise to you. Not with proud show or boastful praise, But in our hearts, in humble ways. Our joys and sorrows, these were You in return, O Moth'er Fair, Blessed our efforts, our every care. You made our lives with thine accord And with Jesus, your son, Our Lord. Now as your year comes to a close, Your sons at North on you repose. PRINCES OF MARY! Father Woods inspiring sermon reminded us never to forget that Mary is our Queen, and we gre her Princes, a lesson in the Mystical Body that we should carry forever. Our silent rosaries, while on the stairs, our prayers ,ga 5 SPIRITUAL BOUQUET . A 740,741 Asplratlons ...., 2,423,301 Acts of Sacrifice 366,695 s .. ...... 156,408 161,902 612,099 FOUR THOUSAND STRONG, we swelled our gymnasium and auditorium in a final tribute to Mary. As our voices rose in unison to Hail, Holy Queen, our rector, Father Tocik, crowned Mary, Queen of North Catholic. Into this wreath of flowers was woven our 150,000 prayers, eiaculations, masses, and rosaries -our spiritual crown to Mary! We came dressed in our finest for this special day of Mary's and for her, our Mother, we kept silence throughout the dayfa small wonder in itself. When the final act of our love for Mary---Benediction and the Coronation itself --- rolled around we were brimming with peace and hap- piness for a iob well done. Truly this has been a year to remember, for surely it is one our Blessed Mother will never forget! 4.93142 .123 A 1' 1 l KIND . . . COURTEOUS ALERT .. . ...He may have an average of only 99.9, but he is a 10079 gentleman, prompt and con- descending. . .There weren't many questions Jim Short couldn't answer, and there were no situations he could not handle . . . corridor tie-up, conflicting intramural schedules, or just playing the role of the North Catholic diplomat . . . Serious, studious and eager . . . there is no doubt h ' e is the greatest all-around student in our thirty years, not the man most likely to succeed, but the one who will. 203 THERE ISN'T A PAGE he overlooked in his textbooks, and he intends to take it all with him. It took plenty of hard work, plenty of time, and plenty of doing what he did not often like that put Walter Svekla high on the list as our Number Two Scholar. Joe RIIZIUCI' WITH LESS THAN A FRACTION of a frac- tion behind, Joseph Rozycki has as- tounded us for four years with his enormous capacity to study. We sat wide-eyed, wondering how he found all the answers to the questions we swore were never taught. Scholar No. 3 out of l,075. Congratulations, Joe! K Buddy Kline GENEROUS AND ACTIVE . . . this little gentleman has succeeded for the first time in over a decade in making bas- ketball the outstanding sport of the year. Although only 5'8 , Buddy Kline . . . docile respect, forceful personality . . . outiumped his opponents and bas- keted his way to All-Northeast and All-Catholic. SILENTLY PENNING his way into the center of activity, Fran Breen . . . unim- posingly . . . established himself as both an editor of the Good News and Falcon . . . A frequent honor student. . . he will long be remembered for the calm exact- ing spirit reflected in the honors recently received by both his publications. Fran Breen 4? Bob BOB GALDI And Bob, thank you so much too! An 'A' student in every subiect we save you for the last place, the best. Humility, modesty, and a iust plain nice guy are your qualities. Our yearbook theme was to establish the North gentleman. Bob, you have written about all the others. You are, as our editor-in-chief, responsible for this book. You are the personilication of the word 'gentleman.' Keep living, Bob, as you do now! . . . Our Lord's Blessing . . . Father Dultield. LATE SLIPS AND CHEERFUL smiles were always available in the annex's office. We owe a debt of gratitude to Mrs. Vera Connelly for her untiring efforts and endless patience that kept the Freshmen running smoothly. xr.-5 WE HAVE REACHED THE END, and yet it is only the beginning. What memories fill our hearts during this holy sacrifice'--of teachers who ask only one thing, to give and not count the cost --of moments of mirth fof times of despair. It is with mixed emotions, ioy and nostalgia, that we watch the priest turn to chant the 'Ite Missa Est. . . .to bring a measure of light to a world groping in darkness. We pray that we may fill our mission with distinction, and so to bring honors and glories to North Catholic. 1 f a L Q ii -:xr J Q 5 -. Q B.. I 'Ss as-s x 'jilsw 'vs-s . hs: - X' , 'vg Q- ..-..,-w.x.A, 1 1-.- n:X!Q Yfz 1 l.i ' , q ol M541 Aj'! IH. 10 'x-n , y YI -,I-, ,,..- Q11 .fl ' if I. rs - 4 4.4 A,5 2 fgx p' . ff' K 44 0 , 4 , f - '. if if 0 U ,Q K ,n 4. 1 '7x x wp 48' '1 ' I i t.L 'ff 4 , -v. . v , S 9. A 4 ,. ' L' fan vention Hall ..... GRADUATION!-how often the really big moments of life are filled with diverse and conflicting emotions. We are leaving a home, a mother, a way of life. Yet we knew that this day was to come. Soon the moments of regret pass away and we are filled with the realization that although we are leaving much behind we are taking more with us-a mind fortified with the christian outlook on life-a spirit with which we can successfully melt any obstacles. Tenui nec dimittam. Ana 6f4f ' tlbn-ii If-,l wif.. The FALCQI My , ,Y ,337 I nEs'rs 'rl 'rl-IE FLEPGEJIINGS JNAQ. mi X -f gh f if TAKE 'ro HE 1 'M fcf 2 22 Q f 1 S 5, S3 ki ' 'wifi' Atllvltles Adams Admrnrstratlon Aeronautlcs Atflerback Aglura A9f1es Perpetua Albrrght Alexy Algebra Alprn Altuman Alumnr Ambollno Ambrosrus American Hlstor Anderson Andrulonrs Annexes Annex Annex Annex Annex Annex Annex Annex Annex Annex Annex Annex Annex Annex Annex Annex Annex Annex A10 A A12 C C Apologetrcs Apprcello Arch Y Aschendorf Ashton Astromsky Athletlcs Atkrnson Atmore Authorutres Avratlon Baccalaureate Bagnell Barley 40 Baker J Baker W Bakos Balducellr Band Barna Baseball Basketball Bassler Bauer C Bauer E Beaumont Becker Beckert Begley Benedlctlon Benner Bennett Bermer Buelo Bmcxewskl Blnns Blology Brsacqurno Blttner Black H Black J Blame Blalr Blaney Blasczyk 96 Y 208 16 161 38 86 4 1366 97 l26ff 28 8 2 28 29 29 29 29 30 30 130 30 34 5 35 35 3 6 65 209 68 39 87 1725 43 Blessrng of Rrngs 202 Boehm Boehmke Bogan Bolger Bolognone Bonlkowskr J Bonlkowskl Bonner Bookkeepmg Boose Booth oth J Boral Borel Bostwuck Bosworth Bowllng Boyce Boyle Boyle Boyle Brach Braddock Bradley Bradley Bradley Brody Brarg Braubrtz Breadney Breen 154 6 Brennan F 202 Brennan Breyer Brrndrsl Brogan Brogan Brogun W Brophy Brous Brown Browne Brucker Brunettl Buckley Buckley Buehner Bunldung Burke J Burke Burns Burns Busch Bustard Butkus Byrne Cafeterla Calml Calan E Calan W Campellone Cancelluere F Cancelllere M Canmo Cantlrn Canavan Canty Cantwell Capeccl Capella G Capella J Capponr Caprerr Caputo Caraccuola Carbrey Card Party Carey Carey Carmelutes Carmody Carprneta Carprtella Carr Carragher Carroll R Carroll S Carey Corter Caruana Casey E Casey J Index 206 205 47 14 3 19 3 4 4 Cashman Caralano Cataldr Cattle Cencola Chadrow Chadwrck Chambers Chap Chapel Chappell G Chappell W Charlton Chrarlanza Cheerleaders Chemlstry Chemlstry Lab Clenkowskr Clnallu Cmkutls Clnque Crteronr Clark Clark Clark J Clark Clark Classes Class Omcers Cleary J Cleary Clewell Clubs Coffman Coe J Coe T Colege Nrght Colrns Colman Comerford Cornmercual Commerclal Art Concannon Concert Band Conely Conley Conlln Connelly Connelly Connors J Connors M Connors T Contense Conway Cook Cooke Coppola Corbett Corcoran Corona Coronatlon Costas Costello Coyne Coyne C Cronln Croskey Cross Cross Country Cunnrngham Cupo Curcllla Curlett Curran A Curran T Curry Cush Cuthbert Cwenar Cxekal Darley Dalmer Daly M Daly DAmbros1us Dance Dance Band DAngelo 42 88 44 98 40 5 6 200 68 43 B9 365 45 99 4 57 205 69 52 68 19 5 14 41 Daniel Danlelclyk Danrels Danz Darragh Darretf Daudt Davldson Davlne Davrs Davls G Davls Decker DeCree Deegan Deeney DeFulv1o Delaney J Delaney M Delaney P Delegates Senlar DeMarshalI A DeMarshall Dennls Dentnst Devenney Devenney Devane Devlin G Dev In J D1Ber1o D1Cedare D1Cand1na Drckson D1Donato Dllenno Duegel Drgarolamo D1Magl1o Dlocesan Dlocesan D1Sandro Dasupllne Dnsmlssal Drspensary Dobkrewlcz Doerr Doherty Dolan Dolan Dole Dorneracku Domrnlc Donahue C Donahue Donahue Donohue Donnelly Donnelly Donohue Dorsey Dougherty Dougherty Dougherty Dougherty Dougherty Dougherty Dougherty Dougherty Doughty Douglas Dowlrng Dowllng W Doye J Doyle M Dramatlcs Drawmg Drew Drlscoll J Dr1scolI J Ducu Duckett Dumeld 2 DuHy Dutiy DuHy DuHy Dutfy P J W Hrerarchy Su perrntendents O2 57 0 147 6 75 54 03 69 168 6 1465 57 ...,......... 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