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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1961 volume:

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PW V: ,Qi lf an , '.h, W9 ' is 4 1-,gk F01 A k if fig , fp :wwf5,,w . if ' mai f , ,, V f 1 f , ff i -1 , V f ' 5 'iwiwiiliff 0' V, E .z ,Y M fi 2 ,, ...,. J f 1 ,W L ,uv vm GWSX My 2094-sx,,f I , ,. -J Catholic education in America has often passed under the scrutiny of Pope John XXIII during the short Time he has been our Holy Father. His great obiective is one of unity, the unity of all Christendom under one head. But this over-all unity must start from The bottom as well as the top if iT is ever To be an accomplished fact and no mere hopeful guest. The oneness Pope John desires so much demands a knowledge of the faith and the practical application of that learning by its members. The North Catholic graduate must be one with the Church, united with fellow-Catholics as well as fellow-graduates. He must be one with them in mind and thought, heart and spirit. Only then will he be able to take his place in the unity of all Christendom, the aim so dear to our Holy Father. JOHN CARDINAL 0'HARA On August 28, 1960, Cardinal O'l-lara ended some 45 years of priestly service in this world. This city mourns his passing. From his studies in Montevideo, Notre Dame and Washington, D. C., he came to Phila- delphia tirst as a priest, then as an Archbishop. During all these years he became known as an outstanding Catholic educator and in 1958 was elected to the Sacred College of Cardinals. New schools and class- rooms have arisen under his leadership, more boys and girls than ever before have had the opportunity ot attending a Catholic High School. Yet, while foster- ing the new he never forgot the old stanclbys, the Cardinal's interest in North never lagged. THE MOST REVEREND CLETUS J. BENJAMIN, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia ADMI ISTRATORS THEIR CONCER THE MOST REVEREND FRANCIS J. FUREY, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR EDWARD M. REILLY, J.C.D. Superintendeni of Philadelphia Archdioceson Schools EDUCATIO F YOUTH RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR JOHN J. GRAHAM, Ph.D. Superinlenden? of Special Schools RECENTLY CHOSEN AS SUPERIOR of all Oblates in America, Father Conmy has already contributed much to North Catholic. Father, who was cl member of North Catholic's first graduating class, has always been an active alumnus. After entering the Oblates Fr. Conmy studied both in Europe and in Washington, D. C., however, when Father's name is mentioned there is only one place of which an Oblate thinks-Maryland. Yes, the Oblate Novitiate at Childs and Fr. Conmy have been synonymous over the years. His role there has been one of the most important in the Oblates, affecting not only the priests and seminarians themselves but thousands of their students as well. Often we have heard of the Salesian spirit, the Salesian ideal. It is difficult if not impossible to put into words. Yet that was Fr. Conmy's iob for many years. How well he succeeded by word and example is easily seen in the Oblates' great growth here in this country. Fr. Conmy gave the Salesian spirit to the Oblates, he started the pro- gram that affects every boy in an Oblate school, every parishioner hear- ing an Oblate sermon, every person who meets an Oblate. To continue this work even more effectively, Father was made Provincial of the American Province. For this we offer our congratulations and our prayers-that his influence will spread even further-bringing men to God in the Salesian Way. OBLATE UPERIORS VERY REVEREND DOMINIC BALDUCELLI, O.S.F.S. FATHER BALDUCELLI, the Superior General of the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales,makes his residence in Rome where he supervises the activities of the Oblates throughout the world. Since he visited our school three years ago, he has held a high place in our esteem. His wisdom and holiness. impressed us very much, and we look forward to his return. VERY REVEREND WILLIAM WARD, 0.S.F.S. AN ALUMNUS OF NORTH CATHOLIC, Father Ward has returned to his Alma Mater to assume the position of Religious Superior of the Oblate Faculty. Formerly Father Ward had been assistant principal of North Catholic until 1951 when he was appointed principal of St. Francis De Sales High School in Toledo, Ohio. We welcome your return to North Catholic and thank you for all you have given us this year both in and out of the classroom. THEIR LIVES DEVOTED TO ACQLIIRI AN COIVIMUNICATI G TRUTH VERY REV. JOHN F. TOCIK, O.S.F.S. LAST SUMMER prior to the opening of school, Fr. Tocik, our rector for eleven years, was promoted to the newly created post of supervisor of all Oblate education. All of us, Father, who have come to know you as our friend and learn from you as our rector and teacher thank you for these years. We shall long remember and try to imitate the example of strength, simplicity, and charity you have left with us. May God bless you in your new work. THE F LINDATIQ REVEREND EDWARD CONLIN, 0.S.F.S. AN OBLATE PRIEST for thirty years, Father Edward Conlin, our rector, is a native of Phila- delphia. He is no stranger to us, having served as assistant principal here from 1949 until 1958 when he was transferred to Niagara Falls, New York. During these nine years Fr. Conlin established a reputation among all his students as a most enthusiastic and energetic priest-one who will help any boy at any time. This year has shown that Fr. Conlin has not changed in this regard and we welcome his return. Thank you for your many ettorts to shape us into Salesian gentlemen, Father. May God bless you. 1 REVEREND EDWIN CARLIN, O.S.F.S. REVEREND .IAMES BUTLER, O.S.F.S. PRINCIPAL REVEREND THOMAS P. WALSH, O.S.F.S. Officially, Father Walsh is Vice-Rector of Northeast Catholic High School, but to the students and the alumni he is much more. Having spent much of his life associated with North, he has become an integral part of the school. Through his untiring zeal, Father preserves the Salesian Spirit upon which the school was founded, and instills it in the hearts of the student body. North Catholic pays tribute to a man who has spent most of his life making men of the future out of North Catholic boys. OF OUR FUTURE After two years at North, Father Carlin has met many modern Huckleberry Finns among the student body. Calling upon all his talent for sleuthing, he has succeeded in bringing many of these culprits to iustice. He has shown forth avid enthusiasm in the discipline and training of youth, placing an emphasis on efficiency. As head of the Latin department, Father is able to give scholastic and spiritual assistance to many students. The entire student body appreciates his vigorous and dedicated Scllesian Spirit. ASSISTAN S Newly appointed to an undesirable yet vitally important ottlce, Father Butler has borne the burden of Prefect of Discipline with untiring effort. In a task requiring both firmness along with deep interest and understanding of youth, Father Butler has done an admirable iob in and out of school. Conse- quently he has been very successful in his one and only aim-to help us. FATHER STEVEN BRICHTA Religion FATHER PAUL BURKE Algebra, Business Law FATHER JAMES CONNOR Physics, General Science, Bas- ketball Moderator FATHER HERMAN BUCKLEY Religion cLEARYCfQ',,, Spanish, Department Head, Modern Languages FATHER EDWARD CORCORAN Mathematics, Department Head O 0 O The life of an Oblate priest at North Catholic is, indeed, full and varied. There are sacerdotal duties which must be fulfilled, such as saying Mass, admin- istering the sacraments to the students, and traveling far and near on ministry. Add to these a rigorous teaching schedule, plus time-consuming extra- curriculars, and you have an idea of an Oblate's daily activities. These Oblates are molders of Catholic gentlemen, constructors of character and right-conscience, and dedicated laborers for the Faith. They have trained us in the sciences, arts, and social graces needed for future accomplishment. Most important of all, they have instilled in us the Salesian Spirit, a way of life in which, for the love of God, actions are done extra- ordinarily well. Andleven our most insignificant thoughts are directed to God. We have taken hold of this Spirit, and will never let it go-TENUI NEC DIMITTAM. FATHER WILLIAM CLEARY FATHER RICHARD Religion, Civics Spanish O SALUTARIS HOSTlA fills the faculty house chapel as our Oblates ioin in solemn Benediction. This facet of community life is not familiar to the students, but is an all-important function of these men of God. ..-...- f S 3, m-16i,3Eh3' V 1 4 1 i .4-' Cn 1 1 my -wr, ar- T1 hun' ,. 3 ,z ,, 5 5 ,.,, ,ax 1115? v 'fi , V :Q , , ,, 4. ogg ei J' I . A ' , 3 , . , 3 ,. . ., .. , f . - A , Il E Q! 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A ,.f- G- 5 Q3 ' K1 ' 1 FATHER JOHN DENNIS FATHER NICHOLAS DilENNO FATHER STANLEY DOBKIEWICZ FATHER JOSEPH DUNN English, Department Head Religion, Freshman Moderator Religion Radio, Mathematics CONSTANTLY ENDEAVORING to help the student body, Father Con- lin assists Tim Carr in obtaining some necessary information. Father's interest here is a familiar sight to all who enter the oHice4 significant of our student-faculty cooperation. SICK OF WHAT? asks Fr. Carlin, suspecting the real answer to be school, Only a ready sense of humor keeps him sane during the morning check on absentees. Q' AND U A KEY T THE FUTURE FATHER FRANCIS GROSS FATHER WILLIAM KEELEY Religion, Vocational Director Stenography, Typing, Depart- ment Head o , o FATHER JOSEPH EISENBARTH Bookkeeping, School Treasurer FATHER ROBERT FREILER Mechanical Drawing, Drama Advisor FATHER THOMAS GILLESPIE Religion, Mission Club Moder- ator 4 ,iff,,.. ,,, ' ' FATHER JOHN FOLEY Chemical Science, Physical Sci- ence, Physics, Algebra, Year Book Moderator FATHER JOSEPH GARVEY Religion, 'Photography Club Moderator N uv, -3 if FATHER GEORGE GODLEY DeSales Guild, Bowling Coach, Religion We students of Northeast Catholic High have in- deed been abundantly blessed by God. The Oblates, the laymen, and the ladies of the ofiice staFf, are all truly dedicated, sacrificing, and zealous followers of Christ. Imitation of the excellent examples which have been set before us will be one of our primary goals in life. FATHER FRANCIS KELLEHER FATHER JOHN KELLY FATHER VINCENT KENNY Religion, French, English Chemistry, Senior Moderator, Biology, Department Head ' ' ' ' College Advisor, Department ' Head of Chemistry and Physics l..IUST WASN'T THlNKlNG,'j seems to be Joe Maingold's only defense to Fr. Lynch. Developing self-discipline in his students is every teacher's full time concern. One of the greatest assets at North Catholic is the availability of priests. These men of Christ present the constant opportunity of Confession, attendance at Mass and reception of Holy Com- munion. ln few other schools are these religious opportunities more extensive. The unending concern of the Oblates has been a maior con- tribution to our training. Always willing to give i personal assistance, they are the backbone of North Catholic. THE DAILY ACTIVITY PERIOD is an informative and relaxing break in our morning schedule. Father Conlin's special in- terest gives added importance to these announcements con- cerning school functions, special instructions, and requests for our prayers. FATHER JOSEPH KINNIRY FATHER JOSEPH LANGE FATHER JOHN LYNCH Religion, Depqnmeng Head Chemistry, General Science, Al- Confessor ,g S ' gebra, Good News Moderator I ' J -ii 3.1: ii: ' FGRMUL FOR SANCTITY . . . ,FATHER PAUL LYNCH FATHER WILLARD MAHONEY Algebrd English, Religion FATHER RAYMOND McKONE FATHER DANIEL McLERNAN English, Assistant Superior Algebra, Soccer Coach, Athletic Director FSAILESIANL PIRIT. FATHER JOHN McNALLY National Problems, Business 'R law, Assistant Athletic Director FATHER JOHN McMENAMlN English, Religion, Registrar FATHER THOMAS RUSH FATHER THOMAS PALKO English, Moderator of Band- Geometry, Baseball Coach, Di- Dramatics rector of Activities, Sophomore Moderator FATHER JOHN MOLNAR Mathematics, Physics, Chess Club Moderator, Glee Club Moderator ' V, V FATHER GERARD SCHUBERT English, Assistant Dramatics Moderator ' Q , L- f V FATHER JOHN NEES Latin, Bookstore FATHER CHARLES SEXTON World History l I K 609 THE COKE MACHINE usually finds the faculty and students dis- cussing the lighter problems of the day. Here we begin to realize that they were once our age and on our side of the desk. In any important vocation there are always apprentices, and for the highest possible vo- cation, that of the priesthood, the scholastics are the hope for the future. Devoting their lives to God, the Misters at North have be- come a symbol of prospective priests. Al- though they are involved in their own studies for the priesthood, they have always been willing to help us, both in and out of the classroom. lt is precisely this-the willing- ness to help-the desire to pitch in and do whatever they could for us, that we shall remember and try to imitate. ONE OF THE MOST TIME CONSUMING and important tasks is that of the Registrar. Father McMenamin and Mister Elsesser have undertaken this position which involves the recording of student registration and calculation of quintile ratings. Mister Elsesser is shown processing transcripts which are so valuable to all of us. FATHER EDMOND STOUT Biology FATHER HUBERT WETZLER German, latin FATHER JOHN TYE National Problems, Department Head, French, Alumni Moder- ator REV. MR. ALFRED DURANT General Science tE21tiLt1ina2iifs1 . rm, ,.. is . , 26 AFTER A LONG DAY Mr. -Molloy takes a short cut enioyed only by our Oblates. The bridge, which solves much of the faculty's travel problems, connects the second floor of the school with the faculty house. Besides saving steps, the bridge provides a strategic view of who leaves school with how many books. REV. MR. FRANCIS FROST REV. MR. ANTHONY LARRY REV- MR- RICHARD I-UYSTER Business Arithmetic, Practical Algebra, Practical Mathematics, Wflfld l liSf0fY, Engliili Mathematics, Assistant Moder- Sacristans ator Mission Club, Latin REV. MR. WILLIAM ELSESSER Registrar, Religion, English REV. MR. WILLIAM MAHER REV. MR. THOMAS MOLLOY REV. MR. JOHN MOKLUK REV. MR. MANNING MOORE National Problems, Civics English, Sacristans General Science Stenography, Typing REV. MR. ALFRED SMUDA REV. MR. MICHAEL SOCORSO REV- BRO- FREDERICK Civics, History, Biology Club Algebra, General Science, CHIAPPONE Physics Club Moderator Chemistry Lab, Chemical Sci- ence THEY SACRIFICE ALL TH T WE M Y AIN... In the performance of their duties at North, the Oblate Brothers have func- tioned as true assistants ot the Oblate priests. They have shown a keen in- terest in the aftairs of the student body, especially through their leadership in club work and extracurriculars. In their own unassuming way they have shown us another facet of the Sa- lesian Spirit, and for this reason have contributed greatly to our preparation for tomorrow. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR reams of paper for notes, exams, schedules, and assignments pass through the hands of Mr. Luyster. It's a lot of work but always on time. Sf. 'Sp 1 -K, at ,,.. Y AFNFN EDGE... REV. BRO. ARTHUR KERNS Physics Lab, Radio MR. EDMUND ARMSTRONG English REV. BRO. JOSEPH McDONNELL Faculiy House Mainienonce MR. JOHN FITZGERALD Clinic REV. BRO. NEIL McMENAMlN Bookstore MR. ROBERT FITZSIMONS Bookkeeping, Typing, World History f' , -as petit' AT CHRISTMAS TIME every year the foyer reflects the spirit of the season. This year, thanks to the hard work of Mr. Frost, Mr. Molloy and Mr. Larry, we had a life-like reminder that the true ioy of Christmas comes from Christ. The Lay Teachers at North have always given gen- erous assistance in the training of the Northeast Catholic students. Whether in the classroom, sports, or social activities, they have always expressed a sin- cere desire to help. For all this help, along with the fine example of the Catholic Gentleman which they have presented to us, we shall always be grateful. THE DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS originate right here at Mrs. TuIio's typewriter. Misses Nebel and Carbrey contribute last minute notices while Miss Polchan prepares the morning mail. MR. ABRAHAM FLORES Algebra, World History MR. JOHN FRIEI. Latin, Assistant Basketball Coach MR. THOMAS HAYES English IRTLIE MR. THOMAS FORKIN Algebra, Debating Club Mod- erator MR. JAMES GAVAGHAN History, Track and Cross Coun- try Coach MR. ROBERT LARKIN U. S. History, Assistant Football Coach GA BVI X EQ JE 'iff MR. JOSEPH LAULETTA MR. PHILIP LOOBY MR DAVID LOSCALZO MR JOHN I-OUGHERY Biology, General Science, Foot- Intramural Athletics Physical English El'l9llSl1 ball Coach Education AN OLD NORTH FOOTBALL YARN or the latest class ioke will always attract Messrs. Loughrey, Larkin, and Flores to Mr. Simendinger's corner of the fac- ulty room. Through the unselfish sacrifice of These fine Catholic Iaymen, we students at Encee are given first-hand examples of what is expected of us in principle, ap- pearance, and deed. Truly a part of our Salesian family, they reflect the zealous character and devotion of the gentleman Saint, Francis DeSales. A REMEMBRANCE AT MASS is the greatest gift a priest can give his students. Every morning each Oblate offers this gift anew. MR. JOSEPH MAHER MR. ANTHONY MARCHIONE MR MICHAEL 0 MEARA MR VITO PARISI Remedial Reading, World His- Music National Problems Music tory MR. THADDEUS PIANKA MR. RALPH REEVES English Biology Lab, Lecture MR. C. ALAN ROWE MR. VINCENT SLAVIN Basketball Coach Latin, World History MR. KENNETH SIMENDINGER MR- RONALD SWIRK Geometry English, J.V. Football Coach BEFORE THE FIRST BELL Fr. Walsh whispers tinal instructions to the guards to ease corridor congestion, This morning Richard Rosa gets a special assignment. 1 i 1 K 1 AND IMIT TIO MR. WENDELI. YOUNG MISS MARIE CARBREY World History, Civics SGCYGIUYY MR. ROSS WYRE MR. FRANCIS WISSMAN U. S. History, Assistant Football Music Coach MRS. MARY GRADY MISS FRANCES NEBEL Librarian Secretary The office is the terminal for a large amount of work that is necessary for the smooth and successful func- tioning of the school. This work-load is handled quickly and efficiently by a staff of dedicated secre- taries, who still find time to assist bewildered students. We thank them for their courteous and cheerful service. HOW MUCH IS IT? asks Bernie McCabe as Mrs. Grady figures out the overdue fine. Besides serving as our librarian, she often helps out in the rnain office downstairs. MISS PATRICIA POLCHAN MRS. LONDIE TULIO Secretary Secretary SPIRITUAL TRAINING TOMORRQW Q-v 5 . Y 'Y' . ' n X w-0.45 1 W why' +1 g 35 3' . 5 willvmmii +L, -QM W x,CMe:ff':fQ31Y5nH M ,.A ,,..J.m. Mmfem: if M ,' wp, ,rv weasfif fp. Wt ,. 1 1 5' 0 V. R KW L ii fr, g 55? ,M 34 ca fi 151 -1 W, ,... , W,,w.,.,,,.....w4.1f,.a...1..f.....L.W.,... ,,,, ... U V s '. 4- V ,Mn-. CHRlST'S JOURNEY TO CALVARY is followed each Friday during Lent through the Stations of the Cross. ln the chapel, Fr. Richard Cleary describes the agony suffered by Our Lord in the last moments before His death. Students who seek to strengthen Their spiritual lives find ample opportunity in North Catholic's many religious ac- tivities. The daily lunch-period Masses give the students an opportunity to receive the grace of regular confession and communion. The weekly scheduled school-Masses are another means of spiritual merit. The annual retreat, a time for the soul's spring clean- ing, is the highlight ot all religious activities. During the 'first three days ot Holy Week the students detach them- selves from material interests and converse with God, begs ging His light and guidance to perceive the true purpose and meaning of life. Many a boy has changed his whole outlook during these three days of grace. Visits to the chapel, short prayers at the Fatima shrine- these and many other religious activities during the school year assure the foundation ot habits and principles which we can take with us, practicing them to great advantage in the challenging years ahead. THIS IS MY BLOOD. These words transform ordinary wine into the Blood of Christy the Sacrifice is man's greatest act of worship. At this moment, Christ's crucifixion on Calvary is re-enacted at weekly Mass. BLESS ME, FATHER. Father Rush administers the sacrament of Penance to a student seeking closer union with God and the strength to imitate the Oblate motto, Live Jesus. SPIRITUAL NOURISHMENT is often received by students at the lunch-period Mass. By attending Mass and receiving the Eucharist, they maintain both healthy souls and sound bodies. THE ROAD TO SALVATION is not an easy one. Fr. Kinniry impresses this upon the members of Senior 5 while discussing the responsibilities of Marriage. Through instruction and advice, every student develops the precious gift he received at baptism-the gift of faith. KEEPING IN STEP with Catholic education, our seniors participate in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. One Religion class each week is held in the auditorium before Christ on the altar. STUDIED WITN SSED Q ar Af Q .... . , -I - yffi-'liewezm , U V53 Egr3fin.,,,g,,,L. , A Q :W-Q-5, NK A ,-:.,.f- i , 5 z ,- :gg Mwff 51 51, L, Qi N .ex V 5' .M , A .K fem gk E it lp J Kr' E A nk, W wav ff 1,,Jk:n,.. 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APPLYING ENGLISH in their writing, these students do their best to arrange ideas clearly and effectively on paper, Father McKone aids a future Hemingway. if PANIS HCARAMBA, this lesson is tough! moan the aspirant dons of Senior 4, as Jim Higgins transcribes a linguistic conundrum upon the blackboard, concerning the comparison of irregular adiectives. THE LATIN CHARM and quaintness of Spain are graphically presented to an attentive Junior section. Under Fr. William Cleary's instruction the mysterious declensions and subiunctives soon become ours through use. 5,53 am' as 55 L 152552 'W lux? Qi -1 wsxsf. Z' caring QQ W se i'i, i ai? 3 3 cf, A if -1 H if SUAHESH Q98 w ,-ww, NO, NOT ALWAYS, says Mr. Elsesser as he explains one of the many exceptions in Latin grammar. In the modern world demanding fluency of speech and a broad vocabulary, Latin is the outstanding preparatory subject. The Caesars, Ciceros, and Virgils of the past pro- vide the avenues leading to the cultural background ofthe Living Language! Besides forming the roots of many English words Latin is important for the study of the arts and sciences, lavv and rhetoric. LTI , L 51 i1:'?i ' ' 4' ix I f'Q g2? -. -A is ,M SOCRATIC ANSWERS are general procedure in Father CarIin's Senior Latin class. Here again Father answers a question with a question. ' A V. 5 f Daily trips to the Rhineland are the proud boast of Father Wetzler's German classes. A native of Germany, Father is certainly well qualified to teach the language. Discussion about the customs of the German people, create a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere which contributes to the acqui- sition of a diFHcult language. WAS IST HIER? Fr. Wetzler's German Class strives not only to broaden the student's knowledge of foreign language but also to broaden their cultural background. TRY MIXED REACTIONS-The budding chemists of Senior 3 whomp up compounds even better than grandma's. The science ot Chemistry is one ofthe most intricate and time-consuming subjects of any high school student. lt is only mastered through the deter- mined eftorts of our chemistry teachers followed by lots of home study. This combination, however, does not go unrewarded. The knowledge we gain about chemical compounds, their actions and reactions, will stand all of us in good stead for the future. For those who continue into chemical research it is a necessary foundation, for those who don't, a welcome asset. fa 'ENN x ,ix . af ma, Sie T ,ww . , im' S SQ W 2 'dn . ' e 2 imffr' , , A D R ,f 5 V p ,f AW . -f. . w A - , 1 ' 5? s , ' A . , ' . fi x ff 1 ' f' -. . H 5 1 - , ,':i5ibY5 Q' ' ASE . 17 ,, Ffa, 9 55 , 'Q ' fits V.: I 2 ' i 4 we 'fu f ,gg-VN .NX KEEP THAT SPRING-BALANCE LEVEL is Brother Arthur's instruction as he supervises an experiment on Machines. Here in physics lab many of the ideas introduced in lecture finally become ours by application. PHYSICS v. 1 fl 5 1 I rl N L3 FR. MOLNAR'S UNICYCLE is the most graphic method of explaining the principle of the gyroscope to the Junior physics class. The immutable lavvs of nature governing mat- ter and energy have always been an obiect of amazement to us as they are to everyone, ln our junior year, however, they become an object ot study. Mystery gives way at least in some degree to understanding, but the amazement never ceases. Rather it increases. This year of study gives us not only facts lout a deeper appreciation of the beauty and simple unity in God's material world. H 1 F! L , ,, THE VISIBLE SPECTRUM, a highlight in every physics course, is analyzed here by Father Connor and u few Junior 5 scienlists. THE FROSH PHYSICS CLUB learns by doing os Mr. Socorso guides them in lheir use of lhe new ripple Dunk lo sfudy the reflection of lighl ond sound waves. 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Tony Patrizi has full charge of the class today as he and three fellow sophomores show how fur logic can be carried in geometry. WORKBOOKS ploy a helpful roll in any math class, especially Mr. Simendinger's Geometry class, where Eugene Prokapyschyn contributes what he hopes is n logical proof. lE?m99ff'5 11'fw?7fffEY5' ' f A MISTAKE! Mr. More points out an error to a dismayed strive constantly to mind their p's and q's. ,jf 1 ,r E- ,AW , 3 BLISIN SS THE THUNDER OF POUNDING KEYS shakes the walls of the typing ,room as students hurry to increase their speed during one of the frequent Timings. RED INK tills the ledger pages as tomorrow's accountants record some bad debts. These iuniors, under the direction of Father Eisen- barth, will soon master the basic principles of this complex subiect. DEAR SIR:Father Keeleydictates a letter at 120 words a minute to students of Senior 13. Steve Conn, James Costello, and Charles Deal equal Father's accelerated pace through shorthand, a skill they will all use in the near future. I its MAPS OUT! Today Fr. Cleary and his Junior Civics class outline the boundaries of Pennsylvania. All this provides background for the heart of the course-a study of our state government, and our duties toward it. HISTORY A GOVERNMENT The global threat ot communism and the domestic problems gripping our nation stress the importance of a thorough grounding in the principles and structure of a free and pro- ductive society. Consequently every student at North Catholic is required to take courses in Civics, History, and National Problems be- fore he graduates. Here knowledge essential to good citizenship may be gained-knowl- edge of the Constitution, of the human rights it guarantees and the duties it demands from each of us. Today, more than ever before, we must understand and appreciate our demo- cratic form of life it for no other reason than to protect and continue it. FUTURE VOTERS of Senior 3 listen as Father McNally dis- cusses the current economic situaiion. With knowledge ac- quired in their study of National Problems, they will be better prepared to fulfill their responsibilities in our democracy. Q x X 4 Mew? ' iw ' ' Wfsff H V by ,Q .. X gg. 11 ,aa2!sf!F'?!,?'F ig f 5 -Ng W , L W. 3 . '5- v MW? 9 x 5 9 1 xi? 2 -,h.' :ww 41' RADIO AND THIS WIRE GOES HERE dem- onstrates Fr. Dunn to Gene Mlynar- czyk of Senior 'I as video whizzes of Senior 1, 8, and 9 take notes on the care and feeding of ailing T.V.'s FIDDLING AROUND-Fuscinated Junior radio hams examine intricate electronic equipment in the radio lab. V ECHANICAL DRAWI G ONE FEATURE of Catholic education is its well-roundedness. Not only should our mind be trained to think but also we should learn certain skills to prepare for the future. One such skill is Mechanical Drawing, As the sign on the wall indicates, Hthimking men prefer Father Frieler's Mechanical Drawing class to all others. Under his direction the iuniors and seniors progress from ink blotches to fine drafts- men but only after long hours at the drawing board. .,. A,,wwfmms:.wwwmsg rrwmew.o,,wsu, ,fm x x ai. ? 5 iw.. 5 Q Q ysg, 4,5 Q! 1 Q ' K gi 5,5 ,S QQ ., V ww 53 ' Q1 'i - Epi?-S2 -2 k 135 vs- -f1s,'g?2:s1f::fS2f?f4gi iw Qfif , S x . Y 5 G '!x139:7 ':A 53w1-V V '53 'W ke kt Y . --:if E553 1 fran' H 9? A jg-' 5 Q , f K ' M- 4. ' Q 'K .1-E wg RW, f, , x 'Q 3. 1 ,K gf-.1 . 3 . 5 5? 1 1 E jjfW ,fg my sp 'Q 'I gf, fi Y K 2 I ,.N..- , ,L 1 A A . .31 1: 1, . f liamx X R g 1 i E L is ' mx N .. 4 , . ,l W .. 'I' m i K - .- ' sfff'- ' ,, ' ' ' ' 'wif :S Q as 5 . '4x fr I 5 .,,,.. I ,T , pf, I QM A . X X 1 fgf NE 1, 5-11 3 .3 S Fi ff .,f' f Wf' ya ,,WMU ,, me 1, waz ff ff' WHAT ABOUT THAT NOTE? asks Mr. Parisi, going over a difticult passage while teaching a music lesson. Thanks to his individual instruction any boy who wants it has ample opportunity to become a good musician while at North. THE NEW MUSIC just came in and now's the time to sort it and find out just who is going to play what. Fr. Palko's iob is to select the music-the boys have the iob of playing it. With almost 3000 boys attending a school constructed for far less, dents sometimes occur. The resulting iniuries are treated quickly and acci- skill- CLINIC fully by Mr. John Fitzgerald, the school nurse. His clinic is a refuge for all students, those wounded in action and those just suffering from an over- active weekend. We are grateful for Mr. Fitzgerald's excellent medical attention and advice. TWO REPENTANT SOULS receive medical attention from Mr. Fitzgerald. A hurried lun: an aggressive game of basketball are to be blamed. lx plus OH, OH, there goes Father into class. l'm late again. Carrying all of that future knowledge around in a bag and still being on time for class is a chronic problem for every underclassman. This is especially true for Tom Henry, whose book bag requires both hands. NORTH CATHOLIC DERCLASSM N The underclassmen represent the future of North Catholic tradition. As the years pass they will become aware of the Falcon spirit and as- sume their part in it. It is now that these future seniors are molded and solidified into North Catholic gentlemen, and the impressions and ideas which they are now forming will be the foundation for their future success. EXCEPT FOR THE SKEPTIC ON THE RIGHT everyone seems to be enioying his mother's culinary efforts. The next attack will be on the books-to finish up last night's homework. i Eb' V 1? AE ifvfi 55 JUNIOR 2 PREFECT: Fr. Joseph Eisenbarth, O.S.F.S. Barry, A. Beck, W. Beck, Bon- ner, Borghise, Burgmann, Crow- ley, Curti, Delliponti, Dunne, Dunphy, Fleury, Geary, Gian- greco, Grabowski, Hanson, Heckler, Heenan, Hoover, Ja- coby, Kluzinski, Korpalski, lo- mas, Maduzia, Manco, Mans- field, Murano, Marcelewski, C. McGovern, H. McGovern, Mc- Gowan, McGuckin, Miller, O'Donnell, Patton, Porter, Pot- ter, Price, Riley, Rys, Schultheis, Shipton, Spangler, Torpey, Ven- ango, Webster, White, Willer, Wilson, Zurita. JUNIOR 3 PREFECT: Mr. Edmund Armstrong Beaumoflt, Benson, Bisceglie Booth, Braunstein, Brennan Briggs, Cappo, Carroll, Celebre Curran, De Haven, Domico Dugan, Etsell, Fenton, Forster Gerraghty, Glennig, Guaglione Hanley, Heston, Ionnolti, Kelly I Kostek, Lopez, Mattern, Mc- Cafferty, McCarthy, McCloskey D. McGrogan, J. McGrogan, McKeon, McSloy, Nocella. 0'- Connor, Opaliski, O'Rourke, Ortleib, Paris, Rettinger, Rodge, Rodgers, Rue, Scipione, Smith, Stanowski, Stever, Stout, Swa- sey, Sweeney, Toro, Zaborow- ski, Zagorski. JUNIOR 4 PREFECT: Fr. James Connor, O.S.F.S. Bannon, Behan, Blaszkowski, Bolmarcich, Cahill, Cameron, Cossetti, Ennis, Esposito, Fitz- gerald, Forys, Gallagher, Gallo, Glancey, Hagan, Hess, Hilliard, Hylan, Kappler, Klock, Kolen- kiewicz, Kuharski, Lee, leon, Martin, McCloskey, McConomy, McGovern, McKenna, Mellon, Mitchell, Murphy, O'Neill, Qua- trini, Rogozinski, Savysky, Schulz, P Scopinich, Sturgeon, Thomson, Wade, Wallash, Warne, Watson, Westfield, Wil- derman, Wilk. JUNIOR 6 PREFECT: Fr. Daniel Mclernan, O.S.F.S. Bevans, Boc, Brown, Byrne, Car- ducci, Cole, Destafney, Din- more, Dowd, Downey, Duncan Eberwine, Elmer, Esposito, Fen- ton, C. Follmer, R. Follmer, Funk, Gallagher, Goodwin Grace, Haggerty, Heavey, lles, Jellick, Kelly, Kivlin, Konder, Lawlor, McElhatton, McHugh McMonagle, McNesby, Men- clell, Michuech, O'Connor, 0'Hara, Pacchianelli, Reilly, Sapar, Seward, Szaidek, Tack Taggart, Taylor, Thompson Trzuskowski, Updegrove, White Woicielhowski, Zepp. JUNIOR 5 PREFECT: Fr. Robert Freiler, O.STlfS. Bane, Budzilowski, Byrne, Con- nelly, Cook, Darab, De Leo, Delp, Dixon, Dolan, Doman, Ebert, Eisennagle, Eksterowicz, T. Fitzgerald, W. Fitzgerald, Gereau, Greipp, Hani, Harkins, HotTman, Hor, Howard, Hron- chak, Kamieniecki, Kiley, Kili- an, Kliniewski, Kordasiewicz, Kreiebick, Lonergan, Lubiski, Maguire, Marcolongo, Martin- ez, Mazzocca, McCartney, Mc- Dermott, McDonnell, McGuigan, McLaughlin, Ott, Panunto, Paul, Piekutoski, Regan, Rivera, Raz- zo, Savisisky, Stango, Strupc- zewski, Visconto, Woodford. JUNIOR 7 PREFECT: Fr. William Cleary, O.S.F.S. Bertsch, Bracchi, Brenna, Cafol- la, Cobb, Collins, Conley, Con- way, Costabile, Curry, Daniele Davies, DiNezza, Dowling, Duf fin, Dura, Flanagan, Fowler Gallagher, Geist, Guzman Heierbacher, Hoyle, Kaiser Kliniewski, Kuhn, Mabin, Mc Creedy, McKinney, Miglionico Myers, O'DonneIl, Parrilla, Pat ton, Payne, Perez, Power, Ran- aldi, Reichner, Reinhart, Senske Shope, Smith, Speranza, Trievel Urbanek, Watson, Wiklera Wissman, Zawaclzki. JUNIOR 8 PREFECT: Mr. Francis Wissrnan Adams, Boss, Brady, Brooks, Brooke, Buchholz, Byrne, Clan- cy, Clark, Coleman, Corcoran, Culillo, Deal, Gannolla, Good- man, Horchuchk, Horne, Kerk, Kerrigan, Kleaver, Lafferly, Levis, lineman, Lucas, Macailis, Madden, McCracken, McHugh, McNeill, Meely, Moegen, Mon- dillo, Mueller, Muzyk, O'Con- ner, Oder, Oldl, Olsen, Pascale, Pyne, Ranaldi, Siemielkoski, Slaven, Slec, Swiencon, Valer- ino, Van Stone, Whitaker, Wol- os, Zelenski, Zendelbach, Zim- merman, Zolnowski. JUNIOR 10 PREFECT: Mr. Thomas Forkin Baker, Barrila, Bogaliuk, Bosak, Burke, Carden, Cashley, Cinal- Ii, Collemacine, Gahagan, Gall- agher, Gasiorowski, George, Gielda, Greco, Haurin, Heberl, Heimovilz, Holmes, Kane, Lei- beri, Leisse, Lynch, Madden, Mason, Malleucci, McAleese, McBride, McCullough,' McDon- ald, McNull'y, Miller, Montini, Musial, O'Donnell, Podlclszew- ski, Poulson, Ruczynski, Sander, Sharkey, Sharp, Subulak, Tuc- ker, Ulrich, Weney, Willey, Winering. JUNIOR 9 PREFECT: Fr. Thomas Palko, 0.S.F.S. Ballrush, Blickley, Charyna, Del Rosso, Dileonardo, Diocson, Englerl, Fairburn, Filice, Ful- lam, Galley, Hambor, Hannan, Han, Holt, Kadlec, Kane, Keh- an, Kirby, Kirsch, Kivlin, Kos- man, laffey, Lamelza, Leahy, Loughran, Lucarini, Lynn, Man- ser, Masseo, McGovern, Mc- Hugh, Mclnnes, Mclnlyre, Mc- Elroy, McGinley, Monlanaro, Nagle, Niemczak, O'Connor, Oleszczyk, Phelan, Rearner, Ruiz, Sarafinas, Simon, Sobon, Tiano, Tofo, Venafra, Vincenle, Walker, Wolberl, Youse. JUNIOR 11 PREFECT: Fr. Francis Gross, O.S.F.S. Bednarchick, Caulerucci, Cicol- ti, Cline, Collins, Connolly, Crosson, Edinger, Fowler, Frus- co, Gramiak, Grauel, Hines, Kellogg, Lawlor, Leifholfz, Mar- lin, H. McCann, J. McCann, Mellon, Moore, Nardone, Off- ner, 0'SuIIivan, Pasciullo, Pow- ers, Rafler, Rivera, Romanies, Salmieri, Speece, Sieinmelz, Slrohm, Szparclgowski, Willard, Wilsey. JUNIOR 'I3 PREFECT: Mr. Francis Frosf, O.S.F.S. Achilles, Amaclie, Asman, Bak- er, Baldwin, Bergmaier, Bilger, Broomheacl, Buckley, Cliggell, Ehrenfeld, Falicki, Flanagan Gasiewski, Hagan, Hannigan Harvey, Klein, Kornuszko Knapp, Kuczynski, McCuen, Mc- Feelers, McGerry, Monaco Murphy, Newlon, Pieczkolon Premaza, Quinn, Rocca, Rosney Saloma, Whafley, Yeller. JUNIOR 'I2 PREFECT: Mr. Robert Larkin Anaslasia, Beach, Becker, Berl- sci, Dronilsky, Haubrich, Hauck Hesson, Higgins, James, Kil- patrick, Kober, lynch, L. Mar- lin, R. Marlin, McCabe, Mc- Cullough, McNichol, Merrigan Mission, Mooney, Moriniello Pascuillo, Rowe, Scollon, Sher- man, Smith, Szewczak, Tepper Trainor, Wasiek, Weed, Yabor Zarzycki. SOPHGMORE A STRONG DESIRE to excel should be uppermost In the mind of every underclassman who wishes to compete and wm Fr Danlel McLernan awards school letters to four sophomores, John Boles, Edward McGmn Edward Corcoran and Lawrence Grebe typical of many underclassmen who have that desire. SOPHOMORE 1 PREFECT: Fr. Richard Cleary, O.S.F.S. Baker, Bohnenberger, Bostwick, Bracis, Brady, Burczewski, Con- tino, Cundari, Dobilas, Dolan, Fitzpatrick, Flanagan, Gatto, Grebe, Guaraldo, Harlen, Hauckes, Hebert, Heim, Het- rick, Humphries, Jesiolowski, Johnson, Jordal, Kearney, Kla- dy, Kopaz, Klucznik, Longo, Lucas, McCann, McKinstry, Mc- Mahon, McNulty, Mikulski, Monahan, Moore. Morawski, Noone, Palaitis, Pribula, Reca, Reilly, Roth, Schmidt, Simonsen, Spence, Stein, Tulio, Waters, Wedzielewski, Whittle, Wit- czclk. SOPHOMORE 2 PREFECT: Fr. Joseph Dunn, O.S.F.S. Anton, Beck, Balbirer, Boiko, Bukowski, Corbit, Danella, De- ver, Dolanski, Edmondson, Erdman, Filipone, Flanagan, Foley, Gallo, Gorski, Hare, Hawthorne, Hazelwood, Hutt, Jones, J., Jones, W., Kawa, Kligerman, Klinger, Kulak, lambarski, Lawlor, Linkewich, Madison, Marbach, McAvoy, McGarvey, McKay, Meale, Morgan, Murtha, Naples, Otto, Rady, Richards, Roman, Ro- mano, Santry, Sickman, Siwin- ski, Somers, Stahlecker, Tow- hey, Trzaskawka, Volz, Web- ster, Zawierwcka, Zmiiewski. SOPHOMORE 3 PREFECT: Mr. John Friel Baran, Caltagirone, Cimino, Clark, Coneghen, Corcoran, Costanzo, Crowther, Daley, DeFulio, DeMichael, DiNatale, Dwyer, Gillespie, Grycewicz, Hogan, Jurkofsky, Koch, Macl- dock, Mclrbach, Marcinkowski, Matysik, May, McCormick, McGann, McGarrity, McGee- han, McGinty, B., McGinty, E., McKenna, Morris, Otter, Pam- bianco, Paprzycki, Pfefter, Ren- dino, Rieman, Rink, Samsel, Schwegel, Senior, Swartz, Tay- lor, Terranova, Tkaczuk, Tor- pey, Trask. Werynski, Whalen, Willson, Yerkov, Ziccardi, Zu- rita. 'SOPHOMORE 4 PREFECT: Fr. Edmond Stout, O.S.F.S. Alessio, Ball, Brennan, Caruso Cesnakas, Christian, Ciavar done, Clegg, DiOrio, Dipietro Donahue, G., Donahue, P. Dougherty, Elmendorf, Fenton Gallagher, Greisser, Halfpenny Hockensmith, Hurly, Krisnitsky Krouse, Leith, Lonergan, Mac Afee, Maguire, Martino, Mas terson, Mastyl, McGinn, Mi- chele, Mroz, Muir, Nyzio, Obu- chowicz, Pelullo, Prokopyschyn Provasnik, Quaile, Revak. Sala sovic, Suracino, Sienkiewicz Slawecki, Smith, Smyth, Tan tala, Torrente, Trussell, Ulrich Urmson, White. SOFHOMORE 5 PREFECT: Fr. Thomas Rush, 0.S.F.S. Babiak, Bernard, Bieler, Bot- tiglieri, Boyle, Brady, Bucalo, Cavanaugh, F., Cavanaugh, M., Cody, Deluca, Dugan, Duggan, Engler, Fabey, Feshuk, Finney, Flanagan, Gallagher, Hanlon, Hill, Hunter, Jankie- wicz, Janulewicz, Jeffries, Kernan, Kohlmeir, Kuliszewski, Kwiek, Lodge, Mamienski, Marzo, Matthews, McGee, Mc- Gowan, Moule, Murray, O'Brien, O'Malley, Piekarski, Powers, Rogdzinski, Rothweiler, Shagren, Shields, Somers, Speece, Thomas, Victor, Was- nick, Watson, Wollaver, Zemo. SOFHOMORE 6 PREFECT: Mr. Thaddeus Pianka Betancourt, Bodzioch, Bonner, Cancelliere, Cannon, Ciccimaro, Conti, Corcoran, Davis, Derby- shire, Foley, Fry, Gavaghan, Good, Gunn, Hall, Hammond, Hink, Hinkel, Hunter, Kelly, J. E., Kelly, J. F., Kishel, Kli- mek, Krippel, Kuprevich, Lein- heiser, Luniewski, Marovich, McGeehan, McGlynn, McGo- nan, McNamara, O'Brien, O'Connor, Pezanowski, Powell, Pritchard, Reichel, Rodgers, Sas, Seddon, Shields, Sloan, Uzdan, Walton, Waters, Wer- ynski, Whelan, White. SOFHOMORE 7 PREFECT: Fr. Stanley Dobkiewicz, O.S.F.S. Argeros, Baer, Bailey, Bernas- coni, Bigos, Boles, Campellone, Cinque, Conway, Dillon, Du- gan, Edwards, Eib, Fiorile Flannery, Gdonski, Hafner Hannah, Hayes, lannucci, Ker- pius, Krolikowski, Luzecki, Mankowski, March, Martin, F. Martin, T., McAnally, McArdle McGure, Michael, Miller, Mol- loy, Morasch, Nelson, Neuschel Nines, O'Brien, Price, Rees 1 Romanowski, Rue, Smietana, Szczepanski, Tankelewicz, Townsend, Wieckowski, Wita- lec, Wolfinger, Woturski. r r r SOPHOMORE 9 PREFECT: Mr. Ralph Reeves Allen, Backowski, Beauchamp, 1Berk, Boyle, Brazell, Bright, Cassidy, Castello, Costo, Daily, D'Alfonso, Engle, Frank, Friel, Gapsis, Gimbel, Gola, Gordon, Grecia, Guinan, Gunsser, Haehl, Henry, Heston, Howley, Hughes, Jackson, Kada, Kenny, Lamb, Lydzinski, Mangold, McCrane, Mcllhenney, Mertens, Michal- ski, Miller, Nangle, O'Connell, Pacan, Pero, Quilez, Robison, Simmons, Smolen, Szczepkow- ski, Szewczak, Thomson, Walsh, Watts, Webster. SOPHOMORE 8 PREFECT: Mr. Joseph Maher Behnke, Berk, Borek, Canonaco DiZio, Eiding, Fricke, Gritties Hurley, Kobel, Komorowski Leon, Lusick, MacBride, Maho- ney, Manning, Martin, McCar- thy, McGinn, McGurk, Mcln- O'Kane, O'Neill, Palaia, Pan: tosh, Mecholasky, Mooney coast, Patchus, Patete, Pierce, Pomponi, Pulaski, Raslasky, Raynor, Rilfe, Seamans, Sher- win, Smith, Stone, Sweeney, Troiecki, Voss, Wolfe, Wright. SOPHOMORE I0 PREFECT: Fr. Stephen Brichta, 0.S.F.S. Adamczyk, Betoni, Burke, Busciacco, Cawley, Colfer, Damico, Davis, Delaney, Dono- hue, Fendo, Futak, Gapsis, Glenning, Horan, lerovante, Jelinski, Jurkofsky, Dent, Kli- niewski, Kraus, Krebs, Mari- nelli, McFadden, McGinn Mclntyre, Metz, Moretski, Murphy, Napolitano, Newell, O'Connor, 0'Keefe, Orsini Owens, Ridge, Rispo, Seif, Sides, Smith, Sottnick, Sweeney Thompson, Tomaszewski Walker, Walters, Wessner, Zim- maro. r 1 r r 1 SOPHOMORE 1'l PREFECT: Fr. Vincenl Kenny, 0.S.F.S. Bispels, Coll, Coslello, Cofler, Cowan, Coyle, Dailey, Dan- vers, Deslafney, Gregory, Hag- ner, Harrington, Hillerman, Kane, Kee, Leitmeyer, Linden- hofen, McGovern, McKeown, Monlone, Murphy, 0'Donnell, 0'Hanlon, Primus, Quinn, Ross, Rowe, Scannell, Senechal, Sel- lembrino, Thompson, Trudel, Wachowicz, Walser, Warne, Woicik, Zieminski. SOPHOMORE 13 PREFECT: Mr. Kennelh Simendinger Brennan, Coyle, Cusick, Don- nelly, Dorsey, Duffy, Dwyer, Gilligan, Glennon, Grooms, Gushue, Hall, Hughes, Karwo- ski, McCool, Morgan, Mulcahy, Nocenlino, 0'Shaughnessy, Osuchowski, Pawelski, Pickul, Pico, Prilchard, Reese, Revell, Riley, Rokuskie, Ryan, Shragher, Simonds, Smilh, J., Smith, W., Sowinski, Sline, Sweilzer, Swi- der, Szymborski, Tansey, Val- enli, Walser, Walsh. SOPHOMORE 12 PREFECT: Mr. Thomas Hayes Auerswald, Barlow, Barnelli, Belz, Boyle, Brennan, Brown, C., Brown, R., Burkarl, Cem- bruch, Clemens, Connor, Costa, Delagol, Doyle, Dronilsky, Flite, Gindhari, Greer, Hughes, Karwowski, Kennedy, D., Ken- nedy R., lally. leidy, Miles, Murray, Myer, Nocak, O'Don- nell, Palrizi, Powers, Scoll, Shelhorn, Stem, Taylor, Trani, Ulrich, While. FRESHMAN 2 PREFECT: Fr. Charles Sexion, O.S.F.S. Ansel, Arnosky, Aspiie, Behnke Blazic, Boehcher, Boguszew ski, Bohr, Brady, Brown, Cer- vino, Cocca, Diem, Doyle, Fi- dura, Florek, Gaffney, Gilles- pie, Golosky, Hacker, Hindley Hines, Hunler, Joyce, Kairuk, Keifer, Kelly, Kilian, Kimen- hour, Kupper, McAnany, Mc- Fadden, McHugh, Miller, Mu- rawski, Nevin, O'Brien, Ols- zewski, O'Neill, Pinderion Punchello, Reed, Schork, Sena- Iore, Sender, Sharkey, Smi- arowski, Sluz, Wilhelmi, Yage- cic, Yeager, Zemlan. FRESHMAN 1 PREFECT: Mr. David Loscalzo Amodei, Augusfyn, Blaney, Brennan, Bukowski, Caporale, Carroll, Casey, Cavislon, Davis, Dever, Dolak, Fares, Filzsim- mons, Foidl, Gordon, Graham, Hanford, Hargraves, Jones, Kinslow, Kubichek, Lafferly, Lill, Luiz, Macklin, Mam'nski, Marquess, Marlin, McH-igh. Mclniyre, McKee, McKeever, McMonagIe, Myers, Nowakow- ski, 0'Brien, Palka, Raynor, Rusling, Russell, Schall, Schi- mony, Schulz, Shawcross, Sla- winski, SoffronoiT, Si. Clair, Waters, Wieckowski, Zupon. FRESHMAN 3 PREFECT: Mr. Robert Filzsimmons Amichetli, Baymberger, Bannon, Birney, Buckley, Cappo, Col- lopy, Coogan, Coolen, Curran, Dobson, Dougherty, Dylinski, Fanrak, Fochl, Garcia, Griess, Hamilton, Heniz, Hess, Hibbs, Hoey, Kolody, Kozempel, Lynch, Macaiiis, Madison, Marquess, Maikowski, May, McCarl'y, Meehan, Michell, Mislfo, Mul- cahy, Nolhnagel, O'Connell, Ousey, Pieirangelo, Primiano, Receniio, Reynolds, Rieger, Ro- gozinski, Scanlon, Skoiarczak, Sieinbeicker, Walchek, Wal- lowicz,' Warakso, Willson, Wood, Zebrowski, Zielinski. FRESHMAN 4 PREFECT: Mr. Vincent Slavin Beckert, Callahan, Carey, Dono- hoe, Duccilli, Fedele, Fioren- tino, Friel, Garutfe, Gerolamo, Graber, Grey, Hartey, Keenan, Kennedy, Killian, Kirchner, Koreck, Lucko, Lukasik, Masie- iczvk. McDonough, McHugh, McKernan, Meccariello, Mi- chalczyk, Mooney, Morrow, Nicoletti, Niemiec, Osiecki, Po- lizzi, Reagan, Reese, Richard- son, Romanow, Rose, Sanchez, Scarcelli, Schwab, Shookowsky, Skelton, Smith, Snyder, Sperry, Straight, Swallow, Tyler, Va- lente, Verracchio, Walicki, Wil- liams, Wojciechowski, Yerka. FRESHMAN 6 PREFECT: Mr. Michael Socorso, 0.S.F.S. Bannon, Berk, Blasczyk, Bo- gart, Boyle, Brankovich, Bu- chanan, Buiwid, Calhoun, Campbell, Chalecki, Chole- wiak, Citrino, Del Rossi, De- Sandro, Donovan, Dooling, Doran, Dougherty, H., Dough- erty, T., Foley, Fragale, Gabor, Gapsis, George, Giardina, Gor- niak, Hahn, Hannon, Herter, Hinke, Hodgetts, Hronchak, Klampfer, Kucinski, Lelli, Lip- ski, Locke, Lockhead, Lorden, Manalo, Marcelis, McDevitt, McKnight, Morrissey, Moule, Reilly, Rzemieniewski, Sier- adzki, Stasiah, Smilowski, Thackray, Valentino, Wilkin- son. FRESHMAN 5 PREFECT: Fr. John Molnar, 0.S.F.S. Adams, Bader, Bigley, Cant- well, Carey, Chmielnicki Clancy, Cole, Conlin, Coyle Cubbage, Davis, E., Davis, H. DiStefano, Doherty, Dopytalski Dotzman, Ewald, Falba, Fisher Flanagan, Frusco, Gmaz, Haw- ley, Hopkins, Jacoby, Kamie- niecki, Kientzy, Kircher, Knapp Konieczny, Krzeszkiewicz Leahy, Lisa, Longshore, Malew- ski, McCann, McDevitt, Mc- Hugh, McLean, Melvin, Miecz- kowski, Murphy, 0'Brien, Oli- vieri, Rennich, Roman, Sears Sobczak, Stacey, Stay, Thomas Trzaska, Wielgoszinski. FRESHMAN 7 PREFECT: Fr. Nicholas Dilenno, Agnew, Batty, Bell, Bocchic- chio, Borcich, Collings, Decker, Delaney, Deppenschmidt, Di- Pasquale, Edgar, Egan, Engel- hardt, Gasiorowski, Griffis, Gulaitis, Johnstin, Kaplan, Kenny, Konrad, Latch, Ma- honey, McAllister, McCarthy, McCusker, McGovern, McMil- lan, McNutt, Mettinger, Mooney, Muldoon, Nagle, Nothnagel, Offner, Picariello, Platt, Pridka, Rutkowski, Ryz- ner, Saxby, Shultz, Skalisky, Sfanbach, Stanley, Stencler, Stoiak, Thompson, Topa, Ul- rich, Wallash, Williams, Win- dish, Wnek. FRESHMAN 9 PREFECT: Mr. James Gavaghan Anton, Atchison, Blanch, Bode, Bonewici, Buckley, Burke, Clark, Clift, Cunningham, Davis, E., Davis, G., Drazek, Dufiy, Dutill, Gallagher, Giordano, Golden, Guckin, Hannigan, Helienek, Hertzog, Hill, Holmes, P., Holmes, T., lannotti, In- gram, Jordal, Kaikowski, Kin- sey, Mastalski, Mazurek, Mc- Closkey, Mlynarski, Nagle, Neels, Prosperi, Ramirez, Rayca, Rebl. Ring, Riotto, Saracino, Schilling, Shaw, Socha, Szczur, Tenaglia, Up- ham, Walinskas, Zusin. FRESHMAN 8 PREFECT: Mr. John Mokluk, O.S.F.S. Akin, Antczak, Bambrick, Barry Bayne, Bracken, Bruni, Burns Campbell, Conlan, Colbaugh DiAmbrosio, Darrah, Donohue Earley, Gabbett, Galcik, Hall Henry, Hohenstein, Holdsworth Huesken, Jones, Jordan, Kem- bring, Kilda, Kilgus, Killian Leeser, Lewis, McKenna, P. McKenna, P., Melinson Mooney, Murray, Nugind 0'Connell, O'Connor, Pleier Ponden, Quinn, Ruczynski Spaeth, Spotta, Toto, Urbanek Ware, Waters, Willer, Wilson Wood, Wukowits, Young Zaiac. 1 1 FRESHMAN 11 PREFECT: Fr. Paul Lynch, O.S.F.S. Alegado, Blaney, Bogdon, Branigan, Burns, Buziak Cooper, Coughlin, DeMasi Denzel, Donnelly, Elm, Elmer, Feighery, Fisher, Galzarano Gladen, Gray, Hanusey, Har- ron, Hoover, Kennish, Kolb, Lacomis, Lesher, Lorence Maahs, Maguire, Matthews McCloskey, Milligan, Mistalski Mokychic, Oleckna, Polkie- wicz, Potts, Raffa, Ramirez Reinstein, Scelzi, Schoenewald Shahade, Siegel, Spor, Stasiuk Slever, Szumski, Thompson Thornton, Wills, Woiciechowski Wolos. r FRESHMAN 10 PREFECT: Fr. Willard Mahoney, 0.S.F.5. Adger, Amado, Boyce, Burke, Cirillo, Coia, Cole, Connell, Cormican, Craig, Crozier, Cun- ningham, Donahue, English, Figaniak, Finan, Flaherty, Frog- gatt, Gregory, Helienek, Ja- nowski, Jones, Kane, Kramer, Kurtz, Labletts, Long, Mackey, Mazzacano, McCusker, Miller, Morrison, Morton, Powers, Quinn, Reese, Rossi, Sanl- angelo, Schurfreider, Simon, Steiner, Stevenson, Totanen, Vendetti, Wallace, Yeasted, Zalogo, Zeo, Zintner, Zubey. FRESHMAN 12 PREFECT: Mr. Wendell Young Bender, Burns, Capitano, Chi- chirico, Cimorelli, Condran, Domian, Faracchia, Feeney, Gualt, Gerner, Goldstein, Gre- gorio, Gross, Heenan, Helvink, Jackson, Jastrzembski, Kider, Krip, Laverty, Lemansky, Lewis, Maiewski, Mattiace, Matthews, McCuen, McDevitt, Morgan, Mullaney, O'Connell, Pallozzi, Papke, Piekutoski, Pini, Pom- rink, Quingert, Radlbeck, Raven, Reimer, Righter, Roselli, Summon, Schaffren, Short, Tay- lor, Trzaskawka, Urban, Valo- sek, Wisniewski, Woodrow, Zepp. FRESHMAN 14 PREFECT: Mr. Ronald Swirk Adamski, Baior, Banfe, Bauer, Beisel, Bray, Bygott, Dickinson Duff, Fanelli, Galonsky, Green P., Green, R., Grimes, Hart Haynes, Hones, lncollingo Jaski, Jankins, King. Lew Marren, Mattiacci, McAdams McClarren, McCool, McDevitt, Miller, Monahan, Moran, O'Reilly, Pekala, Pine, Repash, Roble, Rossi, Schaffer, Sharkey, Swift, Szokoli, Teske, Timmons, Varallo, Vivano, Wheeler, Wil- mer, Wilson, Wulko, Zusin. r 1 FRESHMAN 13 PREFECT: Mr. Eugene Luyster, Adamik, Bernek, Bloom, Brash, Britt, Burgess, Carr, Castagna, Coleman, Conlon, Curran, De- Witt, Donatelli, Downey, Fur- long, Hart, Hartley, Heron, Hines, Hoke, Juzwak, Keating, Klauder, Korabik, Kuns, Lom- bo, Lyons, Machiocha, Mar- tine, McDermott, McNally, Meintel, Micsko, Miller, Milli- gan, Morrison, Mundy, Neu- man, Mungesser, O'Boyle, Olimpo, Pilarczyk, Pollock, Quali, Royer, Schneider, Snow, Stanton, Wheeler, Wisher, Woods. FRESHMAN 15 PREFECT: Mr. Thomas Malloy 0.S.F.S. Baker, Buday, Chrzanowski, Colfer, D'Angelo, Dolan, Duns- more, Fadigan, Felix, Foster Franklin, Frascatore, Fricker, Frisch, Gallagher, Giangreco Goehring, Hafner, Hence, Hughes, Kluge, Kotarba, Leisse Litka, Mazurek, McBride, Mc- C a n n, McCloskey, Miller, O'Brien, Ochmanski, Perk, Pryor, Ricci, Riley, Roesner, Stacey, Stanowski, Strzempek, Sullivan, Szychulski, Vollmer, Weaver, Wietecha, Winkel- specht. r FRESHMAN I6 PREFECT: Mr. Anthony Larry, O.S.F.S. Atwell, Barry, Bogatiuk, Cody, Colella, Corrigan, Deal, Dona- hue, Dwyer, Finnegan, Galla- gher, Gillen, Glowacki, Grant, Hart, Hasson, Herin, Hudec, Kappers, Keck, Lawless, Le- vocz, Lindsay, Longo, Lynch, Mangler, McCue, McDonald, McLaughlin, Miller, Moore, Munizza, Nowik, O'Brien, Raf- faele, Randazzo, Rihittis, Riley, Rocco, Seegar, Sheehan, Shef- fer, Stepanovic, Tomczak, Wat- son, Welsh, Yates. FRESHMAN 18 PREFECT: Mr. Alfred Durant, O.S.F.S. Blichasz, Brannigan, Buck, Bul- garino, Casey, Costello, DiDo- nato, DePrinzio, Dobrowlsky, Drumm, Goetz, Grant, Griffith, Hartley, Helder, Holubinka, Layfield, Leskiw, Lord, Merri- gan, Miller, E., Miller, J., Molina, Mulherin, Peranteau, Perovich, Rayss, Rodriguez, Ro- zich, Rydzewski, Schiappa, Stoll, Wasnick, Wenglicki, Whitaker, Wissman, Young. FRESHMAN 17 PREFECT: Mr. Joseph Maher Baber, Bash, Boyle, Cambell, Carrigan, Costello, D., Costello, W., Damore, Dodd, Gorski, Hartner, Hutt, Jackson, Kadlec, Kelly, Kendust, Keyes, Lerner, Loftus, Mayer, McCaffrey, Mc- Groarthy, McMullen, Mister- man, Monahan, Nagel, O'Don- nell, F., O'Donnell, M., Rogus, Ruderick, Rymarczuk, Sanford, Schmitt, Schultheis, Talfe, Trel- chael, Trifiro, Ungerer, Warren, Waldron, Weber, Weney, Wil- liams, Zappile, Zindell. WF Msklfiidllikawilvl' SPORTS North Catholic offers many rewarding opportunities in its sports program. Both in victory and defeat we have gained a deep appreciation of teamwork. Long after equipment is shelved and practice forgotten we shall retain these ideals: Fidelity in teamwork Discipline in conformity Fraternity in accomplishment These are our tools to shape tomorrow. fi,,...-- ----. TOMORROW VICIOUS TACKLING is the most effective way to stop cz good offense. However, even this was not enough to stop the powerful ground game of La Sulle's Explorers. FOOTBALL SCH EDULE N.C. Opposition 6. , . ,,.. St. Thomas More ..... . , .13 6. . . .... West Catholic ..,. . . .42 0... .... St. James .... ...i8 16... .... Roman Catholic ... ... 6 36. , . rr.. Father Judge ..... , . .20 8. . . .,.. Monsignor Bonner , . . . .28 14. .. ..., Bishop Neumann ... ... 6 8... .... La Salle ........., ,..28 22 ...,. .... C ardinal Dougherty . . . . . . 8 20 ,.... .... F rankford .,...... . . .l3 JOHN COX enioys a sedentary rest while team- mates pounce on Pioneer. 1 UNDER THE CAPABLE DIRECTION of Mr. Lauletto, Mr. Larkin, and Mr. Looby, the 1961 Falcon team fought through a relatively successful season. Without the able direction of this fine coaching staff, we could never have gone so far. THE DEFENSIVE SKILL of iunior quarterback ioe Rafter again comes in handy. This interception set up the scoringll play which helped the Falcons defeat our archrivals and Public League Champs, the Pioneers of Frankford. CRUNCH would be the sound reverberating through the stadium as this play against Father Judge unfolds. Alert playing enabled us to hand our sister-school a 36 to 20 defeat. HEY, THAT'S MY FOOTBALL, says a Little Explorer as a flock of Falcons converge on their prey. This fumble by the championship La Salle squad was recovered by alert number 43 i?l FOCTBALL THE NUMBER ONE MAN in N.C. athletics is Fr. Daniel Mclernan. Whether directing from the soc- cer bench or working behind the scenes, our new athletic director was present for every athletic con- test, reioicing with the teams in victory and con- soling them in defeat. TYPICAL OF HIS DEFENSIVE ABILITY is this ception by Joe Rafter. Plays such as this Joe an outstanding safety man. However, inter- made even such determination was unable to overcome Saint James, who downed our Falcons 18 to 0. HEAD COACH, Mr. Joseph Lauletta, has taken over a new squad and has formed them into a playing team which shows great promise for the years to come. Under the direction of our new coach, Mr. Joseph Lauletta, i961 Falcon team has performed quite well. Although we not attain the championship, our record was a fine tribute to Lauletta in his initial year on Encee's sport scene. With the of his assistants, Mr. Larkin and Mr. Hoban, and the help of athletic director, Fr. Daniel McLernan, Mr. Lauletta has don commendable iob with a team that shows great promise. the did Mr. aid our e a FRONT ROW: Sellembrino, Brady, Coll, Aspile, McFadden, gher, Hilliard, Mclnlyre, Curry, Head Coach Laulella. THIRD Buczek, Wilkowski, Haynes, McLaughlin, Palmaccio, Baker, ROW: Hagen, Sleinmelz, Diocson, Marinelli, Shagren, Smilh, Cox. SECOND ROW: Coach Larkin, Fendo, Vincenle, Berlsch, Klein, Mroz, Quinn, Dugan, Doman, Gola, Leisse, Gordon, Venafre, Fenton, Kosman, Rafler, Clark, Kiley, Musial, Galla- Walker, Mendell. FOLLOWED BY THE CHEERLEADERS, Captain Wilkowski leads the leam onlo our home field al Lincoln High. r FRONT now: Nagel, Coneghan, Voss, Fitzsimmons, Gal- nik, D'Angelo, Rossi, Patrizi, Watson. SECOND ROW: Punchello, Pezanowski, Slawick, Beauchamp, Shufreider, Hinkel, Mclntire, Terrunova, Keck. THIRD ROW: DiPrin- zip, Buday, Muir, Diorio, Uendetti, Aspite, Sammon, McGenn, McColl. FOURTH ROW: Varallo, Konieczny, Ierovante, Mithr, Urban, Managers: Stasiuk, Polkowitz, Wisher. J. V. FOOTBALL LITTLE PUBLIC RECOGNITION goes to the iunior varsity team, but their unrelenting efforts on the field are proof of their enthusiasm for the game of football. Here, Ernie D'Angelo, one of these unheralded members of the J.V. squad, fights hard to gain yardage and also to build a bright football future for North. CHEERLE DERS LOUD AND LONG-That's their motto. The cheerleaders iob is to help the fans to help the team-to push for that extra point, turning defeat into victory. WE DID IT AGAIN or so this scene implies. This is but a brief insight into the spirit which the cheerleaders instilled in the enthusiastic football fans. With Mr. Elsesser and Fr. Richard Cleary as moderators, the cheerleaders work incess- antly to kindle the Falcon spirit at all games throughout the season. DISPLAYING FINE FORM, Tom MacWiIIiams heads the ball toward the net in another attempt to tally for the Falcons. His outstanding play during the season earned him all-scholastic laurels. ON THE ATTACK-The North Catholic forward line moves the ball into enemy territory. Such frequent penetrations kept constant pres- sure on our opponents throughout the season. North Catholic Opponents 6 ..... Bishop Neumann ,....,.... 0 4 ,.... Lincoln .,...... . . O 2 ..,.. Father Judge .. .. 0 3 ..... West Catholic . . . , . O 5 ..... Roman Catholic . . . , . 2 8 ..... Monsignor Bonner . . . . . 0 l ...,. Cardinal Dougherty ,. .. 1 O ..,., Girard College .....,,. .. 0 4 ..... St. Joseph's College J.V.. . . . 2 3 ...., Bishop Neumann ,.., 4. ,. O 2 ...,. Father Judge . . , . . O 2 .,... West Catholic . . A . . 'l 3 ,.... Olney ....... .. 0 4 .,... Roman Catholic .... . . 'l 5 .,... Monsignor Bonner .. . . O 3 ..... Cardinal Dougherty .. . . 1 FLYING HIGH-Jim Kehan, the Falcon goalie, leaps in a vain attempt to block a shot at the nets. This, however, was one of the few times that the daring Junior missed. He will certainly be an asset to the team next year. FRONT ROW: Wissman, Cappo, Hanson, Murray, Kehan, Corcoran, Grebe, Kohlmeir. SECOND ROW: Nick, McNally, Kahana, Benner, Reichel, Berk McGinn. THIRD ROW: Troisi lCo-Captainl, Swasey, Fr. Mclernan, O.S.F.S. lCoachl, MacWiIIiams lCo-Captainl, Soley, Boles. -0' A if -4' W L , , .Vw ,K ' -r gf, -,V , if. , K K ffl . . A Y -, V g , .. g Y gi ,,g fi' UV ,Mx -,-- ., ,A.. , 92 4. f-up A fi S 4 Www wits. CHARLIE SOLEY uses his head to good advantage in an effort to retain possession of the all Important soccer ball. Long hours on the practice field developed the speed, coordination and alertness that produced our championship team. SETTING UP THE PLAY-wBill Wissman forwards the ball to Fred Benner as the action moves clownfield. Teamwork was the mainstay of the Falcon squad in their successful drive toward the Catholic League Championship. INTERCEPTING the opponent's goalward thrust, Tom MacWilliams shows himself a demon on defense as well as the spark of our offense. CONVERGING ON THEIR PREY, the Falcons, led by John Boles, concentrate on gaining control of the ball. Franny Nick and Ed Reichel move in to aid their ballhawking teammate. ,i'N..... OUTPOSITIONING HIS OPPO- NENT, Fred Benner leaps high in an effort to ring up another tally for the Cardinal and White. ml Q 1 J' Wk' , VHQZ ,Q .,. rw t fix? -1 sa? 25 S. 5 -. X A , W M J'- swf. A I3 ,Q , .Q M A Lg? f 1,-Q 5 4' iw N ,rw if n , 1 , 4 . A 5 fy , V jg wfggg i V52 ', V H? N: A if 1 I ' vw 1 Y www .vfwyl pw' ff , P - 'I-W3 'mm A ,, Q5 'f 'ffQ-'fyiif Aw .. waging MPM Q . V. 5 A L3 kk ' 7'W??'1v'ffwkffilfwffffaxamesqi 3 0, mm. Q. '35 Wg' gif!! 11 ws. awww 1, 3' M,- -uw mfuggg walfx q R? 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MOVE THAT BALL says Danny Meenan as he drives in hard for that layup, but NICE GRAB, BILLY. Bill Haas takes a rebound off the Dougherty boards as McConomy, Mee- nan, and Forys decide whether to help out or break downcourt. North played a good first half but slowed down in the second as the league's second place team went on to win. the Tommy More guard had other ideas and so we settled for a foul. Danny was the real hustler among the senior mem- bers of the squad and got in plenty of drives this season. A HALF STEP ON HIS MAN and the ball in Joe Rafter's left hand means iust one thing-that long drive down the middle with a quick pass or an easy layup at the end. Joe and his Junior classmates should lead a strong North squad to the playoffs next year. I , 5.55-if .. .g f .gf M , ' l, A lil? vf Milf f ... V T' 5 1 22i?p W 69 J ff, Ami fS Xf?.'i!lHlE.M3 QY ,..1 .f 5. 5 awww egmmi11 Q 5 ,, S 1' , aff Q-.M :K fa K r-if 1 I ..., A iff 3 fu., W if it 11:5 px ' U4 -m,.. V ' , , ' i v ' T . : X ' - J: 55 Z, f 'Af ' 4 5 rv ff My M5 V Amy , , .W ,W i if --L 9 K 'Z ff, rib' 2 'Q la in ' 5-4' gi ,JJ W W Q , J ERE U h.,.: ax ,wi I galil 4'K ff: - 58-13 2' I - 3 FROSH BASKETBALL Tall Father Connor and his not so tall Cbut promisingj frosh basketball team have been playing .400 ball this season. To the delight of the coaches, the team has developed rap- idly into a sound, vvell-coordinated playing unit. lnstilling fundamental knowledge is the best vvay to develop a future team, and we have that foundation inthe Falcons of '64 HERE COMES THE FROSH in the person of Jim Konieczny lwith bulll, Herman Atwell l5l and .lim Kennedy HH. These siulwarls were solid rebounders for the team and u big fador in its success. FRESHMAN SQUAD-Front row: Gillespie, Dougherty, Wulchek, Toto, Konieczny. Second row: Green, Polizzi, McDevitt, Kennedy, Gabor, Nagle. Third row: Atwell, Pine, Boyce. A PRETTY POSE is slruck by John Rendino, Sophomore kegler. His fine form and accuracy earned him o varsity posilion. f' wo ff-L., Af, lmifgw f f W I , Uuf 'S Km 3. fn - A 1 ,- 11f' ..:1 g i n : - M .Q u aw V, -f mt.: fk ff i 55,1 of J 3 ,M 4 Q, X fix as 5 ff 'A X ' Q2 Iii' A , 4 xV-, V H XM I, - Lffgii f' ff A - , f'k- il V-,,1ifi5liP i7i A 1 '-', J ,' X. ,'L,, I 1,5 ig V XL if M, WN,' LQLQ, . BOWLI G VARSITY-Sealed: Fr. George Godley, Mr. Joseph Maher iCoccl1esl. Slanding: Steve Nebel, Fred Mueller, Joe Welhon, Cyril Seddon, John Harvey, John Rendino. ff: 2 , from ,Q wp V ,wr , cw ,,r, fri, ,, V I, A 3 ,f h K 1fQ42wf,5, V 7 ezlfiwaifw . . ,.., W, ,, ff. Ln. ' 'fag -- 552 M W , .v,, ,, 1 V .W if 1 Z if U Front row: Snyder, Rahill, Newell, J. Heavy, Fries, Zolnowski, McNamara, Toner, Morris, Dougherty, Coll. Second row: Coach James Gavaghan, McAleese, Achilles, Gavaghan, P. Heavey, Delp, Dorsey, Mondillo, Korrigan, Kinney, Swiencon, Toto, Mc- Cann, Third row: Pfeffer, Dodd, Marcellias, Davis, Gross, La HEADING INTO THE HOME STRETCH in the Catholic War Veterans meet at Cobbs Creek are Dave Zolnowski, and Mike Delp, Both Juniors, these men were consistent point scorers and are expected to do well next year. Bletta, Katurk. Fourth row: Matthews, McArdle, Mason, Sapa! White, Burcewski, Egan, Borcichio. Filth row: Lewis, DeFulio Palaitias, Rieman, Wolbert, Martino, J. Riley lMgr.l. Sixth row McCann, Fitzgerald, Conway, Gimbel, Quilley, S. Riley lMgr.l FIRST PLACE is captured by Captain Bob Newell as he sprints down the chute in one of our early meets. Bob, our lead man, was hampered with sickness half-way through the season but came back strong to help us at the end. The cross-country squad placed a fair sixth in the Catholic League this year. Under our new coach, Mr. James Gavaghan, North Catholic has had one of its most promising seasons in the gruelling long-distance sport. Mr. Gavaghan has drilled the team well and has developed a solid core of underclassmen as a foundation for next year's team. PICKING UP THE PACE as they pass the half miie mark in the Catholic League Championships are two of our best performers. Seniors Tom Toner and John Fries were a vital part of our '61 team. rf-L , :W - j, Y V - sg. i . 'ff 4 A-. A f fi THE LAST LAP finds John Heavey Dave Zolunowskl Joe ITS A LONG HARD CLIMB, PERFECT FORM made Mlke Timmons one f fhe leading hurdlers years with Ihe team and Sam Reilley shll has a long way io 'W'-f 'iT Ml :nm Front Row: Mr, Gavcighan, McCann, Swiencon, Timmons. Townsend, Snyder, J. Heuvey, Barton, P. Hecvey. Second Row: Schneider, Martino, Jackson, Conway, Zolmowski, Coll, . Morris, Rcwhill, Dougherly. Third Row: Rokowski, Zindell, Hesson, Aspire, Witkowski, Mondillo, McliszewskYlf Lubking, Delp. Fourih Row: DeFulio. lT'S TOWNSEND BY A HEAD in the annual Inquirer truck relaya. THE 'l2-POUND SHOT whizzes lhrough ihe cir when Bill Mondillo puts his weight behind it. SAFE AT THIRD-Hugh Bradley loses his hat but keeps his head while OUR CRAFTY CATCHER Mike Bispels hauls in a peg from traversing the baseline. the outfield BASEBALL After their first call for baseball players this spring, Fathers Rush and McLernan found the makings of a successful team. They had only to develop these enthusi- astic sluggers into a coordinated nine. This they accomplished in practice games. We expect great doings from the squad of '6l: this could be the year that the Falcons regain their status as one of the league powers. A LUSTY SWAT is taken by Bill Schneider. Hitters like this make catchers unnecessary. Kneeling: Mclduzio, Moretski, Brcxunstein, Nebel, McNesby Meintel, Clemons, Asman, Bispels, McDonnell. Slonding Rowe IManogerl, Schnider, T. Kinlin, Mabin, Hodgeiis Hoas, Bradley, Conti, J. McEIhoHon, Cincoiii, Kqdlec Fr. McLernun. ROUNDING THIRD, Joe Kadlec Iopes home Io ially another run for the Falcons. INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS lSenior 'l2l-Front row: Wisenauer, McAdams, Seller, Nebel. Second row: Donnelly, Ryan, Fern, Morrison, McNally. l TRAMURALS FOOTBALL The hot-shots of Senior I2 carried oFf the 1960 intramural football crovvn. By coming through the season unscathed, they proved Themselves worthy of the lunchtime championship. The excellent of- fensive teamwork and daring maneuvers by the defensive squad produced a winning combination, a perfect record, and a happy championship nine. A SHIFTY INTRAMURAL BACK sidesteps an opponent and pre- pares to follow his blocking downfield in a do or die attempt to score. -..t SCRAMBLE- Pick up your man. Whose man is that? He's your's. No he's not, he's your's. Whoops! Touchdown. EVERYBODY UP! Two staid onlookers at left find the action somewhat amusing, but it takes more than a few hands to stop the unperturbed quarterback. +4 . W U. A.. f, -Q 1 A FLICK OF THE WRIST is all that is necessary for Jim O'Hara to send the ball into the waiting arms of a receiver. A good quarterback is a necessity on a good intramural team. q N545 .--.L.-.-L'g 1f'3 'if t 7 'W 3 W'-' ir w f3iiIa!'W ' ' wi 'f 'MU'- .Q I pw 1 '59 , ,M My . if 125,442 ACTIVITIES TOMORROW GOOD EW THIS OUGHTA' RAISE THE ROOF, says Roman Kunciw to John Opulack as Joe Lucas and Joe Grecia look on. Aloof to the zany writers are Fran Schmidt and Bob Rogozinski, who are coniuring up their own words of wit. The publication of a school newspaper such as the Good News has a three-fold purpose as an extracurricular activ- ity. Its four pages of newsprint should serve to unite stu- dent to student, student body to faculty and school to com- munity. Only then does it merit the many overtime hours required of the staff and Moderator. The Good News this year, by thought provoking editorials, news quips, literary articles, and good humor, fulfilled its function well and de- serves the gratitude and praise of all. SPORTS STAFF-Editors Joe Walicki and John 0'Neill explain the layout to James Finan, John Fink, Tom Whittle, and Fred Boswick. This Section of the paper kept the students well informed of the school's standing in league competition. if 1- K4 riff .ii --Q........1 P-we 'Q- Hy E ?3ii0 7 KK X1 'Q THE l96l FALCO To transform a yearbook from a few abstract ideas into a finished prod- uct requires the close cooperation of an entire staff of writers, photogra- phers, and typists. Soon after the school year opened a group of inexperi- encedbut eager students began working full speed ahead on North Catho- CREATIVE WRITING is essential for a vivid portrayal of the events and activities pho- tographed for a yearbook. Steve Conn and Richard Rosa pick up their assign- ments from the file while Bill Thompson and Frank Furey pen captions and revise previous compositions. FRANTIC FINGERS rush to complete the manuscript before the fast-approaching deadline. Charlie McNally, Nerio Pros- peri keep busy while John Bash inspects a sample of their handiwork. I- I - - . K . - - LET'S GET TOGETHER! says editor Mike ics annual, trying to excell in every detail It is our sincerest hope that Kewgh 'O Phil Press and Jim Phillips' bu' their efforts were successful, and have provided a true picture of North Catholic during the year 1961. there is no question who won this layout dispute. fg ARSENIC D OLD LACE THAT ELDERBERRY WINE HAS A KICK -and how! lt's a recipe handed down from Lucretia Borgia which makes old bachelors easy to be handed down to the cellar charnel-house. DOCTOR EINSTEIN lTom Gracel pleads with Jonathan to re- consider Elaine's fate. Even Teddy's temporary intervention isn't enough to keep Jonathan from another morbid murder. , r M525 Qi' E 2 if 1 9 sf, in U 1 3. 3 kg qw If--Sim '25 Q mg Q1 fx. ,- ,5- 3 ,e?i?sg vw 'Q Kf-'. dm iff 4 5' fir' ga .K 5. 1-new 81 4 sv- u 4 e f ff :B c., fag. 5, - , : ewwQE:fiw -2' 4 9 5. :Q 1' WHERE' CHARLEY ? FLOUNCY CRINOLINES and acetate collars cannot dampen the enthusiasm of the slue-footed dandies and sloe-eyed belles of the cast of Where's CharIie. When Jack Chesney CJack Smartj invited two girls to visit he and Charley Wykeham CTom Gracej at Oxford, he had no idea of the entanglements which would ensue. He explains to the girls that Charley's aunt will act as chaperone for their visit, but when the girls present themselves the aunt has yet to arrive. Deciding to return later, Kitty Werdan CKathIeen Aschendorfj and Amy Spettigue CPatricia Gildeaj are hoodwinked into believing that Charley is really his aunt. When Jack's father CJim Hamptonj in a fit of financial despair proposes to disguised Charley, the complica- tions reach their peak. -s+- :avg . f xx gf! onmnl-'- ,ff- . ffm-4-1,2 9 E3 O 'F O 0 THE SOUND OF MUSIC bursts forth from a new source at North this year-Fr. John Molnar's glee club. Under Father's able direction these wiffen- poofs made their first year a successful one. They made their debut at the special Christmas assembly and supplied the greater part of the chorus for the spring musical. GLEE LLIB DEBATING CLUB-Michael Hanford, Andrew Dalak, Edmund Gordon, Thomas St. Clair, James Lill, Mr. Forkin, Thomas Hargraves, Robert McKee, Vincent Schutz, Kenneth Kinslow, John Palko. DEBATI G TE Q , 6 , En, A x , few M 5 T-if X 5 S ii 3' . -433. Qgwm-W Km B, ,d Q1 n .3 g Q, 21 x J phi -fl 6549126 , EE , W NO DEAD BEATS HERE. These Falconians sharpen up their sharps and flats in a practice iam session. The flashing wand of Director Ross Wyre livens the tempo of their choruses and arpeggios. ALWAYS ON THE MARCH is the Falcon Spirit of the Band members. Only con- stant practice and hard work could pro- duce such fine coordination and timing. As representatives of North Catholic in music, our band has made an untiring eftort to be best. Their lively en- thusiasm is evidenced by their long practice sessions in school and at home, and their ability is displayed both in musical composition and precision marching. The band has grown steadily in number this year and now it is nearly full strength. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT is shown in this formation by the school bond. Come rain or shine, they are always willing to do their part in making the football games enioyable entertainment for all. ABSENTEE REPORTERS - Seniors: Karpinski, McKeown, Bush, Heavy, Fanrak, Witkowski, O'Neill, Buttler, Arabia, Graham, Busczek, Statiieri, Parsons, Raybold, Groch, Powers, Downey, DeMasi, Fran kunas, Riley, Concio, Wilkinson, Conlin, Durkin Blaney, Olichna. Juniors: Bambrick, Olszewski Barry, Marano, Bisceglie, lannotti, Hilliard, Mc- Conomy, Martinez, Fitzgerald, Downey, White, Dow- ling, Bracchi, Clark, Coleman, Kosman, Sarafinas McBride, McAleese, Leach, McCann, Mooney, Mc- Cabe, Falicki, McFeeters. Sophomores: McFetters Herbert, Tulio, Flanagan, Webster, PfeHer, Coneghen Ulrich, Leith, Kwiek, Somers, Foley, Leinheiser, Ker- pius, March, Arntz, Pomponi, Frank, Grecia, Betoni OiConnor, Bispels, Woicik, Myer, Murry, GIll'gan , Simons. Freshmen: Amodei, Davis, Ansel, Brown, Amichetti, Coolen, Beckert, Garuffe, Adams, Coyle Griftis, Johnstin, Bannon, Calhoun, Compbell, Dra- zek, Mastalski, Adger, Cormican, DeMasi, Milligan, Bender, Feeney, Adamik, Adamik, Coleman, Bauer, Jaski, Baker, Felix, Atwell, Farley, Baber, Dodd, HESS 'CLUB CHESS CLUB-Schmidt, Costigan, Wiecowski, Nowik, Naplec, Smith, Westfield, Petto, Kamieniecki, Zepp, Riley, Madison, Toner, Franklunas, Nowik. r r r r BSENTEE REPORTERS ing fugitive from iusfice. MODERATOR: Fr, James Bufler TRAFFIC SQUAD-Front row: Rahlll, Frankonis, Foley, Jimenez, McWilliams, McNally, McFadden lCapI.l, Gabor lCapl.l, Kohl- meier, Caliendo, MacAFfee, Groch, Powers, Cravero, Bash Second row: Rakowski, Wiikowski, Haynes, Clnrk Ho. WaI'cki Louie, Toto, Nebel, Keough, Reid, Mackle, McLoughlin, Rowles f Third row: Lang, Press, Mondillo, Rosa, Heavey, Soley, Farranl, Carlino, Sperber, Malinowski, Reuier, Aspiie, Newell, Wagner, Reilley. Fourlh row: Slingle, Mclnlyre, Zin, Kubacki, Buczek, Hammer. Catlolico, Mahoney, Fanrak, Kubiak, Zucrocki, Lawr- ence, Ward. , '73 iMeHuy7 MW 4-1, , , , , BRING 'EM BACK ALIVE. .Ierry Malinowskl re :elves orders from Fr. Butler Io felch an unsuspecl FIXING THE ALTAR is one of the Sacristans' many functions. Tony Woiciechowski, James Dolan, Tom Baker, and Bill Smith prepare for tonight's Benediction. WORKING HARD to keep the sacristy in perfect order, Bob Edmondson, Bob McKee, Tom Mooney, James Dever, Edmund Gordon, Rodger Fry, and James Behun perform their duties after school hours. I A. R .M MMM , pw 93545 V fy gm A' 6 N1 Y K fikffsf 53? sv 2 , ks 1 I X ! fs kj? :rw fi I v ,f if 'Q THE WAY TO A MAN'S HEART is through his stomach, but at Qhe senior prom, the means seem io have become the end. SENIGR PROM ,mr 25 -sr 19 IRISH WIT AT ITS BEST! Father WuIsh's dry humor brings smiles to everyone's face this evening, for one thing is certain. This is one night that we won't have to M-O-O-O-O-0-V-E. NERVOUS? But then everyone is on the night of his Senior Prom. In u moment the music will start and we'II all feel at home. -ILSZMY SCHOLASTIC GRADING for the first quarter of the year is explained to James Hampton at a PTA meeting. These meetings are essential for the understanding and cooperation of all concerned. KEEPING LATE HOURS-Father Butler takes time out from his busy schedule to talk over n problem with Bill Huackes and an interested third party. A LUCID EXPLANATION of the student's difficulties is given by Mr. Mokluk, result- ing in better teacher-parent understanding. At North the semi-annual Parent-Teachers Association Meeting provides the clos- est union between the parents and the school faculty. The problems ofthe students, whether disciplinary or scholastic, are discussed with the parents to help them bet- ter guide their sons to the solution. The crowded auditorium and long lines reflect the interest of the parents and the desire of their boys to improve. THE WHY'S AND WHEREFORE'S of these bad report marks are explained by Father Lynch. Through the PTA, bonds of cooperation are cemented between the teacher and parent by their mutual interest in the student. TIES WITH OUR ALMA MATER are never severed when such an active alumni association as North Catholic's is in operation. Gala events like the annual Alumni Dance keep members regularly in touch with North and old North friends. The success ot a school is always reflected in the success of graduates. North Catholic is proud of its many successful alumni and their loyal spirit evidenced long after graduation day. The Northeast Catholic Alumni Associa- tion, since its establishment in 1929, has spon- sored many social, religious, and charitable events and we hope that this active interest finds response in the class of '6l, AT THE COMMUNION RAIL five hundred alumni attending the Memorial Mass receive Holy Communion from Alumni Moderator, Father John Tye. COLLEGE IGHT COLLEGE NIGHT offers a unique op- portunity for all North Catholic stu- dents to meet the representatives of many area colleges and to discuss various aspects of campus life. ,A E BUT IS IT CO-EDUCATIONAL? asks an interested prospective collegiate. The visiting college counselor wonders iust what it is that interests him. SENIGRS TOMORRCW GOING FORTH TO SERVE SPIRITUALLY INTELLECTUALLY H CULTURALLY ALBERT BANFE In his capacity as President of the class of 1961, AI has en- deavoredfto maintain the honor of North Catholic by being a first-rate representative of the entire student body. ln this he has succeeded. His leadership and example this year re- ceived both the respect of his fellow seniors, and the admira- tion of the underclassmen. May God bless his every under- taking in the future. CLASS LEADER KENNETH CLARK Ken's friendly way and sincerity of purpose have won for him many friends among the senior class, the underclassmen and the faculty. His election as Vice-president reflects the con- fidence his fellow students place in him. Ken's loyal support of North Catholic, and his enthusiasm for all activities carried on under its roof could well serve as an example for all of us. Each year thousands of students throughout our nation enter the National Merit Scholarship compe- tition. Of these thousands only a select few, the most outstanding in academic and extracurricular achievement, are awarded scholarships. This year three North Catholic graduates have gained the position of finalists in this nation-wide competition. We are rightfully proud of each one of them and grateful for the great honor they have brought our school. g W... , A1 fm.. Q-V, THE NUMBER ONE scholastic position in the senior class is held by ROBERT KUBIAK whose four-year average is 93.87. EQUALLY COMMENDABLE, the number two position is held by JOSEPH PETTO who maintained a 93.04 average. ACADEMIC LEADERS Qian.: WP P CW 've br' 'Q' JOHN FLANAGAN GREGORY McMANEMIN CHARLES WOLF ME F TH YE PHILIP PRESS DOING WHAT IS RIGHT iust because it is rightfthat is a lofty ideal, difficult to achieve. Yet it must be achieved by a solid core of students in any school if that school is to be worthwhile and good. Leading the group which does realize this ideal here at North is Philip Press. The classroom is for study, for knowledge and in the classroom Phil received honorable mention in the National Merit Examination. After class there is time to develop other interests, contributing greatly to the school at the same time. Phil chose to spend countless hours working as Senior Editor of the '61 Falcon and here he did much for his fellow-senfors. Just as North Catholic depends on responsible men like Phil Press, so the world of tomorrow depends on its Men of the Year. CHARLES WOLF NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST, '61 Falcon Literary Editor, and senior sectional president are only a few of Charley Wolf's achievements here at North. All know of Charley's talents and the quiet way he uses them, but only those few who have worked intimately with Charley know of his most outstanding quality-an out and out love for hard work and accomplish- ment. Here is the reason for his success-the reason for anyone's success. Charley has learned a lesson many never learn and has taught it by example to all who have tried to keep up with him. Over the years God will no doubt ask much from Charley, and with this spirit of sacrifice he will always meet the test-a true Man of the Year. .IOE WALICKI QUICK TO SMILE but seriously thorough-that's .loe Walicki. Working with him on the Good News or watching him at his guard post, one can almost feel his sense of purpose and responsibility. Here is a young man who can be trusted to do well all that is required of him- and do it cheerfully in the bargain. Such traits make Joe a valuable member of the senior class, a friend worth knowing, and example for all of us-in short a Man of the Year. CASMIR WITKOWSKI NORTH CATHOLIC again adds another name to her list of outstanding athletes-Casmir Witkowski. On the gridiron Dutchy combined wise, hard-fought football with team spirit and sportsmanship-a combina- tion that won him the All-Catholic Sportsmanship trophy. Off the grid- iron-in the classroom, the corridor, and the cafeteria, we at North have seen in Dutchy not only a sportsman but a serious student, a true Salesian gentleman for us to imitate. We wish then to present our own award-the title, Man of the Year. MIKE KEOUGH IN STATURE Mike Keough is small but in terms of accomplishment- in scholarship and extracurriculars, Mike is anything but small. In a quiet unassuming manner he has consistently attained the honor roll and fulfilled his duty on the traffic squad. Mike's greatest contribution to North, however, rests in his work as editor-in-chief of the 6'l Falcon, a position requiring leadership and dependability, but most of all, endless hours of hard work.. All these and more Mike gave generously and certainly deserves the title, Man of the Year. JOSEPH GABOR JOE GABOR'S six feet-three inches are reason enough to call him the Big Man on North's football and basketball games this year. But a more significant if less tangible reason is his desire to compete and win for North any time he was called upon, under any circumstances, at practice or game time. His willingness to contribute whatever talent he could to the team and then develop this talent by long hours of hard drill made Joe a key man in North's sports world this year. He is a worthy recipient of the title, Man of the Year. JIM HIGGINS in his capacity as Secretary of the Senior Class has worked on problems of his office for a good many after school hours throughout the year. Jim, we as a class are grateful to you for this time and elTorl and wish to thank you for all of your contributions to the Class of 1961. SENIOR SECTION PRESIDENTS: Thomas Rakowski, Sr. 1, John Buczek, Sr. 6, Stephen Komada, Sr. 9, John De Sandro, Sr. 11, John Reuther, Sr. 5, Kenneth Biddle, Sr. 77 Anthony Curcio, Sr. 10, Lawrence Fee, Sr. 3, Russell Maginnis, Sr. 27 Joseph Gabor, Sr. 4, Albert Danley, Sr. 85 Patrick Troisi, Sr. 12, Richard Kubacki, Sr. 13. THROUGH THE GENEROSITY of the Senior Class Fr. Kelly, Moderator, and Anthony Aspite, Treasurer, kept busy working i . . . by Fr. Kelly here is only a tiny portion of that offered by him to all of us seniors throughout the year both individually and as a class. Each senior sectional president is elected by his fellow students to act as the spokesman for his section. These men are known throughout the school as the spark plugs of the activities in respective classes. Their leadership in the class not only helps Fr. Kelly in his work as senior moderator but also serves as a corner stone upon which Salesian spirit is developed in the student body. Much of the success of the mission col- lection, the card party, and the senior socials de- pends on them and so to them should go much of the credit. Q , QW! iii fr -fy 92,13 k ffgx Asw- ww pm ,M . an Q: is f' 2' -. his ary- K ar- ' W Ji,N-V V:,: ze? 4 ,Q .V,A.N A. ,, Miffi' ' ' sf!-is-'Q J law M, LV,,4a,4fif2 93221825 , I 71 riff: SEX? S wamma, Awww. f .,.e,L,,W 4, A.,,.. , . , 13,1 WM eff' my W ,A M 2 JOHN JOSEPH WISNIEWSKI Born: December 10, 1942 Died: February 25, 1960 NORTHEAST CATHOLIC HIGH GRADUATES OF ROBERT CHARLES ALEXY, 2518 N. Hancock Street, St. Boniface. DANIEL ROCCO ALFONSO, 2839 E. Salmon Street, Mother of Divine Grace. EDWARD THOMAS ANASTASIA, 212 E. Clearfield Street, St. Hugh. JOSEPH GEORGE ANDERSON, 2309 N. Mascher Street, St. Boniface. WILLIAM JOHN ANTCZAK, 2345 E. Hazzard Street, St. Anne. CHARLES FRANCIS ANTELL, 4309 Dungan Street, Holy lnocents. CHARLES CARMEN ARABIA, 1225 Adams Avenue, Mater Dolorosa. FREDERICK JOHN ARNOLD, 2811 N. Ringgold Street, St. Columba. ANTHONY PETER ASPITE, 2846 Bel- grade Street, Mother of Divine Grace. ALEXANDER A, AUGUSTYN, 3123 Cedar Street, St. Adalbert. PAUL EDGAR AUMAN, 4230 Malta Street, Holy innocents. HENRY BABIJ, 2559 N. Franklin Street, Immaculate Conception- Cathedral. I96l THE ONLY ONE WORRIED seems to be Jim Higgins as Father Conlin blesses the senior rings in the annual ceremony. Al Banfe, Kenneth Clark and Anthony Aspite are probably all sure of passing. EDWARD MICHAEL BAJOR, 1539 E. Berks Street, Holy Name of Jesus. PAUL JOSEPH BAKER, 3431 G Street, Ascension of Our Lord. WINSTON STANLEY BAKER, 735 E. Hilton Street, Ascension ot Our Lord. ALBERT C. BANFE, 1330 Harrison Street, St. Joachim. LEONARD ANDREW BANNON, 2805 N. 25th Street, St. Columba. JAMES WILLIAM BARGER, 2751 N. 9th Street, St. Edward. ROBERT JOHN BARTON, 3528 N. Lee Street, St. Hugh. JOHN JOSEPH BASH, 3418 Hope Street, St. Hugh. FREDERICK GEORGE BENNER, 8 E. Silver Street, Visitation. KENNETH ROBERT BIDDLE, 4127 Markland Street, Holy Innocents. THOMAS ANDREW BILICICH, 4330 I Street, Holy Innocents. LAWRENCE ANTHONY BINGEL, 2707 E. Ontario Street, St. George. MICHAEL PATRICK BITTENBENDER, 1837 E. Harold Street, Visitation. DANIEL ALBERT BLACK, 2208 E. Washington Lane, St. Athanasius. MICHAEL THOMAS BLANEY, 451 E. Clearfield Street, Ascension ot Our Lord. ALVIN CHARLES BLAZIK, 4920 Cot- tage Street, St. Joachim. LEONARD PETER BOJANOWSKI, 3279 Thompson Street, Nativity THOMAS JOSEPH BOLES, 3439 A Street, St. Hugh. WILLIAM JAMES BOLWELL, 4631 Ditman Street, Mater Dolorosa. THEODORE CARL BORON, 2826 Amber Street, St. Adalbert. MICHAEL JOSEPH BOWDREN, 520 E. Clearfield Street, Ascension ot Our Lord. JOSEPH GEORGE BOYLE, 2075 E. Tioga Street, St. Joan of Arc. MICHAEL EDWARD BOYLE, 2439 N. Reese Street, St. Edward the Con- fessor. RONALD PAUL BOYLE, 449 W. Ab- bottsford Avenue, St. Francis of Assisi. ROBERT W. BOYLES, 3548 Stouton Street, St. Joan of Arc. JOHN JOSEPH BRACCIALE, 1725 Orthodox Street, St. Joachim. HUGH PATRICK BRADLEY, 3405 N. Hurley Street, Ascension of Our Lord. FRANCIS ATHANASIUS BRADY, 1841 N. Leithgow Street, St. Michael. EDWARD MARTIN BRAHL, 2120 Monmouth Street, Nativity B.V.M. JOSEPH FRANCIS BRASKI, 3033 Memphis Street, Nativity B.V.M. JOHN PATRICK BRENNAN, JR., 1331 E. Lycoming Street, Holy Innocents. JOSEPH WILLIAM BROGLEY, 403 W. Dauphin Street, St. Boniface. CLASS OF PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE be- fore the daily announcements is usually led by Father Walsh and the senior class otticers. In Father's hand is a list of intentions upon which every North Catholic student .will momentarily ask Gocl's bless- ing. JAMES PETER BROWN, 1412 N. Hope Street, St. Michael. JOHN J. BUCZEK, 2627 E. Alle- gheny Avenue, St. Adalbert. JAMES JOSEPH BUDDLE, 1902 E. Lehigh Avenue, Visitation B.V.M. JOSEPH JOHN BURKE, 4251 Malta Street, Holy Innocents. MICHAEL THOMAS BURKE, 2837 N. Taylor Street, St. Columbo. JONATHAN NICHOLAS BUSH, 1911 E. Wensley Street, St. .loan of Arc. JOSEPH VINCENT BUTLER, 2014 Margaret Street, St. Joachim. MICHAEL JOSEPH BUTTER, 3137 Aramingo Avenue, Nativity B.V.M. JOSEPH JOHN CAINE, 122 W. Ab- bottsford Avenue, St. Francis of Assisi. RALPH VINCENT CALIENDO, 163 W. Wyneva Street, St. Michael of the Saints. THOMAS JOHN CALLAHAN, 2844 Boudinot Street, Visitation B.V.M. WILLIAM THOMAS CALVERT, 2911 A Street, Visitation B.V.M. NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY ONE JOHN DAVID CANCELLIER, 1831 Orthodox Street, Mater Dolorosa. MICHAEL WILLIAM CANNING, 2841 Front Street, Visitation B.V.M. LOUIS ALOYSIOUS CAPUTO, 1821 Gillingham Street, Mater Dolorosa. LEONARD ANTHONY CARLINO, 3714 N. Broad Street, St. Stephen. TIMOTHY JAMES CARR, 1213 Allen- grave Street, St. Joachim. WILLIAM JOSEPH CARTER, 3411 Reach Street, Ascension of Our Lord. JOHN JOSEPH CASNET, 3085 Cedar Street, Nativity B.V.M. NICHOLAS JEROME CASSIZZI, 2915 E. Thompson Street, Mother ot Divine Grace. ALFONSO JOSEPH CASTAGNA, 173 W. Logan Street, St. Francis of Assisi. BERNARD JOSEPH CASTILLO, 25 W. Wildey Street, Immaculate Con- ception. ,CATTOLICO LEON MICHAEL, 3930 North Fifth Street, Our Lady of Pompeii. JOSEPH EDWARD CAUCCI, 2638 N. 8th Street, St. Edward. NORTHEAST CATHOLIC HIGH G I Q ANTHONY 2635 E. JOSEPH CERANKOWSKI, Allegheny Avenue, St. THOMAS ANTHONY CHEST, 3064 Belgrade Street, Nativity B.V.M. CARL PAUL CHRISTENSEN, 3800 N. Marshall Street, Our Lady of Pompeii. CARL JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, 2048 Martha Street, SI. Boniface. JAMES PATRICK CHRISTOPHER, 5055 Portico Street, St. Francis of As- sisi. ROBERT JOSEPH CHROBOCINSKI, 3127 Aramingo Avenue, St. Adal- bert. JOSEPH ALFRED CIANCI, 2746 Tre- mont Street, St. Jerome. JOHN WILLIAM CINOUSIS, 2853 Memphis Street, St. Anne. DAVID RONALD CINQUE, 4230 Paul Street, Mater Dolorosa. KENNETH MARTIN CLARK, 162 W. Master Street, St. Michael's. JAMES JOSEPH CLIFFORD, 2519 E. York Street, St. Anne. JOHN FRANCIS COLE, 2963 Gaul Street, Nativity B.V.M. RADUATES OF THOMAS JOSEPH COLE, 4943 Charles Street, St. Joachim. JOHN FRANCIS COLL, 1700-67th Avenue, Holy Angles. WILLIAM JOSEPH COLL, 2835 N. Ringgold Street, St. Columbo. FRANCIS DOMINIC CONCIO, 1662 Orthodox Street, Mater Dolorosa. DONALD MICHAEL CONLAN, 2370 E. Cumberland Street, St. Anne. JAMES MICHAEL CONLIN, 613 E. Cornwall Street, Ascension of Our f Lord. STEPHEN WILLIAM CONN, 3310 N. Malta Street, Ascension of Our Lord. JOHN BROWN CONNOR, 2742 N. Garnet Street, St. Columbo. MICHAEL JOSEPH COSMO, 903 E. Tioga Street, Ascension of Our Lord. JAMES JOSEPH COSTELLO, 303 W. Somerset Street, St. Edward the Confessor. DAVID PETER COSTIGAN, 142 W. Sylvania Street, St. Francis of Assisi. HARRY JOSEPH COVALESKI, 2823 Rosehill Street, Visitation B.V.M. l96I ALL THIS FOR A DIME? ponders the crowd at dismissal time as they scrutinize the prizes for the annual Oblate Card Party. JOHN HENRY COX, 944 E. Schiller Street, Ascension of Our Lord. JOHN WILLIAM COYLE, 2740 N. Howard Street, Visitation B.V.M. JOSEPH FRANCIS COYLE, 4045 Neilson Street, Holy Innocents. RALPH VINCENT CRAVERO, 548 W. Pike Street, Our Lady of Pompeii. THOMAS PHILIP CRILLEY, III, 1104 Dunton Street, Immaculate Con- ception. THOMAS JOSEPH CRONE, 1409 N. 2nd Street, SI. Michael. GERARD MICHAEL CULLEN, 1761 N. Mascher Street, St. Michael. ANTHONY MICHAEL CURCIO, 2055 Germantown Avenue, St. Edward the Confessor. FRANCIS JAMES CURRAN, 2414 Memphis Street, SI. Anne. JOSEPH FRANCIS CWIK, 4115 O Street, Holy Innocents. THEODORE VINCENT CZYZEWSKI, 2671 Livingston Street, SI. Anne. JOHN PATRICK DALTON, 2980 AI- mond Street, Nativity B.V.M. DOMINIC JOSEPH DAMBRA, 1534 Womroth Street, Mater Dolorosa. FRANCIS GERALD D'ANGELO, 234 E. Queen Lane, St. Michael of the Saints. ALBERT FRANCIS DANLEY, 662 E. Allegheny Avenue, Ascension of Our Lord. JOSEPH JOHN DAVID, 3407 Reach Street, Ascension of Our Lord. l53 GERALD DENNIS DAWSON, 2035 N. 4th Street, St. Edward the Con- tessor. CHARLES ROBERT DEAL, 2539 N. Howard Street, Visitation B.V.M. JOHN JOSEPH DEAL, 1952 N. Third Street, St. Boniface. JOHN MATTHEW DEEGAN, 732 E. Westmoreland Street, Ascension of Our Lord. ANTHONY MICHAEL DeFAZIO, 4134 Glendale Street, Holy Innocents. GERALD ANTHONY DELANEY, 2749 Jasper Street, Visitation B.V.M. FREDERICK GEORGE DELLAPE, 2721 N. Fairhill Street, St. Edward the Confessor. THEODORE LEONARD DeLUCA, 3321 N. Mutter Street, St. Hugh. SALVATORE JOHN DeMASI, 3834 N. Fairhill Street, Our Lady of Pompeii. JOHN THOMAS DeSANDRO, 1007 W. Ontario Street, Our lady of Pompeii. JOHN A. DeSANTO, 259 E. Bring- hurst Street, St. Michael of the Saints. ANTHONY MICHAEL DESIDERIO, 540 W. Pike Street, Our Lady of Pompeii. FRANCIS JOSEPH DEVINE, 2771 Coral Street, St. Anne. JOHN JOSEPH DeWALD, 2948 Ken- sington Avenue, Visitation B.V.M. ROBERT THOMAS DIAMOND, 2218 E. Cedar Street, Holy Name ot Jesus. JESSE JOSEPH DIAZ, 2802 E. Memphis Street, Mother of Divine Grace. CLASS OF WELL WORTH A BUCK, says Joe Walicki as he relieves Tom Gimble of his hard earned money for cl ticket to the Senior Dance. JOHN EDWARD DIETZ, 3911 Glen- dale Street, Holy Innocents. THOMAS FRANCIS DiGREGORlO, 2764 N. Croskey Street, St. Mary of the Eternal. JOSEPH JAMES DILLON, 1730 N. Blair Street, St. Michael. WILLIAM MICHAEL DiMASClO, 1026 W. Ontario Street, Our Lady of Pompeii. ROLAND NICHOLAS DiNEZZA, 1915 W. Cayuga Street, St. Michael of the Saints. JOSEPH PETER DiPASQUALE, 230 W. Clapier Street, St. Francis of As- sisi. LOUIS EDWARD DiRUGERIS, 3845 N. 8th Street, Our Lady of Pompeii. JAMES JOSEPH DODD. 3020 Tulip Street, Nativity B.V.M. JOSEPH JOHN DOHERTY, 2923 Al- mond Street, Nativity B.V.M. RALPH GEORGE DOMICO, 1746 Fill- more Street, Mater Dolorosa. LAURENCE PAUL DONOHUE, 2107 E. Tioga Street, St. Joan of Arc. JAMES CHARLES DONNELLY, 3036 Melvale Street, Nativity B.V.M. NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY ONE ROBERT MICHAEL DONOVAN, 2025 E. Sergeant Street, Visitation B.V.M. EDWARD DENNIS DOUGHERTY, 189 W. Wishart Street, St. Hugh's. ROBERT FRANCIS DOWNEY, 3058 Memphis Street, Nativity B.V.M. JOSEPH MICHAEL DREXLER, 3028 Gaul Street, Our Lady Help of Christians. THOMAS PATRICK DRUMM, 3456 N. Mascher Street, St. Hugh. JAMES CHARLES DUFFY, 2614 E. Dauphin Street, Holy Name of Jesus. JAMES PAUL DUFFY, 26 E. Wister Street, St. Francis of Assisi. THOMAS CARROLL DUGAN, 2325 W. Clearfield Street, Corpus Christi. THOMAS JOSEPH DURKIN, 1021 Orthodox Street, St. Joachim. CHESTER JOSEPH DURMAN, 3022 Almond Street, St. Aclalbert. JOSEPH VICTOR ECKERT, 3230 Til- ton Street, St. Aolalbert. WILLIAM JOHN EINWECHTER, 2636 E. Livingston Street, St. Anne. JOHN EDWARD ERBRICK, 740 E. Ontario Street, Ascension of Our Lord. MICHAEL FREDERICK ESSIG, 4405 Frankford Avenue, St. Joachim. ROBERT WILLIAM EVES, 586 E. God- frey Avenue, St. William. PHILIP LAWRENCE FALCONE, 4941 Germantown Avenue, St. Michael of the Saints. JAMES MICHAEL FANRAK, 2247 E. Clearfield Street, Nativity B.V.M. JAMES JOSEPH FARRANT, 2502 E. Lehigh Avenue, St. Anne. JOHN GERALD FARRELL, 2731 N. Croskey Street, St. Columba. LAWRENCE LEO FEE, 732 E. Willard Street, Ascension of Our Lord. JOSEPH G. FERN, 2813 E... Ve- nango Stret, Nativity B.V.M. GERARD MICHAEL FINLEY, 816 Bartlet Street, Maternity B.V.M. JOHN MICHAEL FLANAGAN, 2021 Orleans Street, Ascension of Our V Lord. JOHN THOMAS FLANAGAN, 256 Berkley Street, St. Francis of Assisi. NORTHEAST CATHOLIC HIGH GRADUATES OF AUSTIN MICHAEL FLEURY, 2078 E. Dauphin Street, St. Boniface. JAMES JUDE FLYNN. 1230'AIIen- grove Street, St. Joachim. JAMES MARTIN FLYNN, 226 Zeralda Street, St. Francis of Assisi. JOSEPH MICHAEL FOGARTY, 2815 N. Stillman Street, St. Columba. THOMAS MICHAEL FOLEY, 4239 M Street, Holy Innocents. EDWARD MARION FOWLER, 'I03 Langhorne Avenue, 'Our Lady of Grace. MICHAEL JOSEPH FRANKUNAS, 2502 E. Clearfield Street, Nativity B.V.M. JOHN THOMAS FRIES, 221 Berkley Street, St. Francis of Assisi. FRANCIS JOSEPH FUREY, 4537 Greene Street, St. Francis of Assisi. JOHN ROBERT GABBETT, 3447 Tampa Street, Ascension of Our Lord. JOSEPH MICHAEL GABOR, 1830 Frankford Avenue, St. Laurentius. MICHAEL FRANCIS GALAZKA, 421 W. Cumberland Street, St. Ed- ward. I96I THANKSGIVING FOR THE IBIRDS? It seems that way as 20,000 fans watch the Falcons run roughshod over Frankford ta a 21-13 victory in the an- nual Thanksgiving Day game at Temple Stadium. BERNARD FRANCIS GALLAGHER, 2863 N. 20th Street, St. Columba. JOSEPH PATRICK GALLAGHER, 2348 N. Orianna Street, St. Boniface. ROBERT JOSEPH GALLAGHER, 2905 Aramingo Avenue, Nativity B.V. M. ALBERT ANTHONY GAROFALO, 3807 N. 7th Street, Our Lady ol Pompeii. ANDREW WILLIAM GARUFFE, 4125 Orchard Street, St. Joachim's HENRY JOHN GAUS, 2615 N. 2nd Street, Visitation B.V.M. THOMAS LEO GIMBEL, 3443 Liv- ingston Street, Nativity B.V.M. NICHOLAS ANTHONY GIORDANO, 4439 Germantown Avenue, St. Michael of the Saints. MARSHALL LOUIS GOEKE, 2914 W. Lehigh Avenue, St. Columba. THOMAS EDWARD GORE, 314 E. Mt. Airy Avenue, Holy Cross. JAMES A. GORMAN, 1321 N. How- ard Street, St. Michael. JOHN JOSEPH GORMAN, 2414 N. Fairhill Street, St. Edward the Confessor. WILLIAM PATRICK GOURY, 2722 N. Croskey Street, St. Columba. JOSEPH ROBERT GRAFENSTINE, 3052 Memphis Street, St. Adal- bert. JOHN JOSEPH GRAHAM, 2815 Gaul Street, St. Anne. JOHN PATRICK GRAHAM, 435 ,Sent- ner Street, St. William. STANLEY WILLIAM GRAHAM, B13 E. Willard Street, Ascension ot Our Lord. VINCENT JOHN GREEN, 634 E. Hil- ton Street, Ascension ot Our Lord. HARRY JOHN GRIFFITHS, 2617 E. Dauphin Street, Holy Name of Jesus. JAMES A. GRISNN, 2712 E. Albert Street, St. Anne. BERNARD RONALD GROCH, 4013 K Street, Holy Innocents. JOHN PAUL GROCH, 3126 Almond Street, Nativity B.V.M. STANLEY HENRY GROCHOWSKI, 3119 Belgrade Street, St. Adol- bert. GERALD JOSEPH GROSS, 1858 E. Schiller Street, St. Joan of Arc. RICHARD ANDREW GRZESKOWIAK, 2716 E. Ontario Street, St. Adai- bert. ROBERT S. GRZYMALA, 3430 Tilton Street, St. Adalbert. WILLIAM EDWARD HAAS, 13-B Er- ringer PI. Apts., St. Francis ot Assisi. JAMES HENRY HAFFT, 1308 E. Lu- zerne Street, Holy Innocents. PAUL GREGORY HAGERTY, 2321 W, Lehigh Avenue, St. Columba. THOMAS JOSEPH HAIN, 1825 E. Westmoreland Street, Ascension ot Our Lord. FRANCIS JOSEPH HALBE, 2845 Rosehill Street, Visitation B.V.M. GERALD FRANCIS HALBE, 2845 Rosehill Street, Visitation B.V.M. CLASS OF TOKEN RESPECTABILITY was added to the cage this year when Father Cleary, a new member of the faculty, changed the name of the cage to room one. In fact we now Queue up instead of line up. RICHARD TINSLEY HALIBURTON 3816 N. 16th Street, St. Stephen. MARCUS CHARLES HALPER, 5019 Germantown Avenue, St. Francis of Assisi. CHARLES FRANCIS HALLORAN, 2866 Gaul Street, St. Anne. WILLIAM JOSEPH HAMMER, 4932 Germantown Avenue, St. Francis of Assisi. JAMES PATRICK HAMPTON. 938 W. Huntingdon Street, St. Edward the Confessor. JAMES JOSEPH HANRATTY, 2919 Belgrade Street, Nativity B.V.M. GEORGE JOHN HARGRAVES, 3149 Custer Street, Ascension of Our Lord. GERALD JOHN HARRISON. 3286 Miller Street, Nativity B.V.M. DENNIS WINFIELD JOSEPH HARTE, 1446 E. Lycoming Street, Holy Innocents. ROBERT CHARLES HARTMAN, 305 E. Ontario Street, St. Hugh. NORMAN JAMES HARTNER, 17 E. Clapier Street, St. Francis of As- sisi. WILLIAM JOSEPH HARVEY, 2810 N. Mascher Street, St. Boniface. NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY ONE NICHOLAS ADAM HAVERLUK, 2823 Orthodox Street, St. George. PAUL THOMAS HAYNES, 4724 Penn Street, St. Joachim. JOSEPH JAMES HEARN, 949 E. Tioga Street, Ascension of Our Lord. JOHN PATRICK HEAVEY, III, 3840 Lawndale Street, Holy Innocents. JOSEPH CHARLES HELINEK, 1445 E. Columbia Avenue, Holy Name of Jesus. JAMES EUGENE HENES, 1963 N. Philip Street, St. Boniface. EDWARD A. HENNE, 4309 Griscom Street, St. Joachim. DAVID ANTHONY HERBERT, 6740 Old York Road, Holy Angels. JOSEPH THOMAS HESS, 2347 E. Fletcher Street, Holy Name of Jesus. MICHAEL JOSEPH HESSON, 3171 Memphis Street, Nativity B.V.M. JOSEPH WILLIAM HESTON, 1514 E. Susquehanna Avenue, Holy Name of Jesus. JAMES JOSEPH HIGGINS, 3559 Stouton Street, St. Joan of Arc. ROBERT CHARLES HINDLEY, 313 E. Westmoreland Street, St. Hugh. ROBERT WILLIAM HIRSCHBUHL. 4535 N. 20th Street, St. Francis of Assisi. JAMES EDWARD HITCHNER, 2059 E. Albright Street, Sl. .loan of Arc. ALLEN K. HO, 2313 N. 2nd Street, St. John the Evangelist. THOMAS FRANCIS HOGAN, 1340 Harrison Street, St. Joachim's. JAMES FRANCIS HOHENSTEIN, 4209 O Street, Holy Innocents. THOMAS RICHARD HOLMES, 2336 N. Mutter Street, St. Boniface. JAMES KEVIN HOOVER, 3832 Lawn- dale Street, Holy Innocents. ROBERT JAMES HORAN, 2530 E. Clearfield Street, Nativity B.V.M. RICHARD JOSEPH HORNICKLE, 2650 Sepriva Street, St. Anne. JOHN EDWARD HRIN, 4923 Greene Street, St. Francis of Assisi. JOHN J. HUBBARD, 3505 Shelbourne Street, Ascension of Our Lord. NORTHEAST CATHOLIC HIGH GRADUATES OF STEPHEN ANDREW HUDEC, 3163 Salmon Street, St. Adalbert. JOHN FRANCIS DENNIS HUGHES, 152V2 Brown Street, Immaculate Conception. EDWIN F. HUMES, 'I5'I5 E. Luzerne Street, Holy Innocents. ROBERT THOMAS HUNSINGER, 3233 N. American Street, St. Hugh. RICHARD FRANCIS HUNTER, 2927 Memphis Street, Nativity B.V.M. JOHN JOSEPH HUTT, 3421 Almond Street, Nativity B.V.M. ROBERT LANDON JAMES, 2018 E. Ontario Street, St. .loan of Arc. FRANCIS JOHN JAMESON, 318 E. Elwood Street, St. Francis of Assisi. STEPHEN JOSEPH JANULEWICZ, 2511 E. Monmouth Street, St. Adalbert. WILLIAM RICHARD JEFFORD, 43 E. Garfield Street, St. Francis of Assisi. RALPH LAWRENCE JETER, 631 E. Lippincott Street, Ascension of Our Lord. PAUL ANTHONY JIMENEZ, 4915 Keyser Street, St. Francis of Assisi. I96I GET A LATE SLIP is the ott heard cry resulting in a long line, a few hour's iug, and to- day, a few condolences from Phil Press. ROBERT MICHAEL JOHN, 2521 N. Franklin Street, St. Edward the Confessor. ROBERT CHARLES JOHNSON, 2936 Belgrade Street, Nativity B.V.M. ROBERT SAMUEL JOYCE, 2012 E. Madison Street, St. Joan of Arc. JOSEPH MICHAEL JUHAS, 2316 E. Cedar Street, Holy Name ot Jesus. 'WILLIAM JOSEPH JUNKER, 1918 N. Hope Street, St. Boniface. ALBERT FRANCIS JUROWICZ, 3149 Tulip Street, St. Adalbert. THOMAS JOSEPH KANAGIE, 2358 E. Gordon Street, Holy Name of Jesus. EDWARD MICHAEL KARPINSKI, 1923 E. Pacific Street, St. Joan of Arc. STANLEY JOSEPH KARWOSKI, 2316 E. Aromingo Avenue, St. Lau- renetius. JOHN CHARLES KASPER, 4220 May- wood Street, Holy Innocents. JOHN JOSEPH KASPERSKI, 3010 Mercer Street, Nativity B.V M. THOMAS JOHN KAUTERMAN, 1627 E. Lewis Street, Holy Innocents. HARRY JOSEPH KEARNS, 4115 L Street, Holy Innocents. WILLIAM PATRICK KEATING, 3945 Dungan Street, Holy Innocents. ELWOOD JOHN KEIGHTLY, 295 Carl Mackley Apts., Holy Innocents. JOSEPH JOHN KELLER. 2422 N. Hancock Street, St. Boniface. FRANCIS PATRICK KELLY, 4215 Markland Street, Holy Innocents. ', Clearfield Street, Nativity BV.M. MARTIN RICHARD KELLY, 870 Car- ver Street, St. Martin of Tours. WILLIAM JAMES KELLY, 257 E. Tusculum Street, Visitation B.V.M. WILLIAM L. KELLY, 2872 Cedar Street, St. Anne. RONALD GABRIEL KELSO, 539 Ab- bottsford Road, St. Francis of Assisi. RAYMOND EDMUND KEMPINSKI, 2943 Almond Street, St. Adal- bert. JOSEPH FRANCIS KENNEDY, 123 E. Lippincott Street, St. Hugh. THOMAS PAUL KENNEDY, 2745 N. Gratz Street, St. Columba. WILLIAM MICHAEL KENNEDY, 3910 Arcadia Street, St. Joan of Arc. WALTER THOMAS KENNY, 2066 E. Stella Street, Nativity B.V.M. MICHAEL JAMES KEOUGH, 7137 Erdrick Street, St. Bernard. JAMES PATRICK KERNAN, 3239 Aramingo Avenue, Nativity B.V.M. ROBERT FRANCIS KESSLER, 1705 N. 4th Street, St. Peter. CHARLES W. KETTERER, 708 W. Le- high Avenue, St. Edward the Con- fessor. MARTIN FRANCIS KING, 620 E. Westmoreland Street, Ascension of Our Lord. CLASS OF WHITE CHRISTMAS is the theme inside and out this year as Father Palko directs the Falconians during the tradi- tional Christmas assembly. WILLIAM J. MICHAEL KITCHEN, III, 3029 E. Thompson Street, Nativity B.V.M. RAYMOND WALTER KLEPOSKI, 247 E. Wildey Street, St. Laurentius. JOHN V. KNIPP, 4701 Wayne Ave- nue, St. Francis of Assisi. JOHN JAMES KOHLMEIR, 260 W. Clapier Street, St. Francis of As- sisi. STEPHEN PAUL KOMADA, 1441 N. Lawrence Street, St. Michael. THOMAS F. KONIECZYN, 2604 E. Ann Street, Sf. Adalbert. THOMAS STANLEY KOPCZYNSKI, 1919 E. Clarence Street, St. Joan of Arc. ANTHONY JOHN KORECK, 7349 Ryers Avenue, St. Cecilia. JOSEPH FRANCIS KORN, 3113 Chatham Street, Our Lady Help of Christians. ERNEST FRANCIS KOSCHINEG, 3246 Kip Street, St. Hugh. WILLIAM JAMES KOVATCH, 1348 Palmer Street, Holy Name ol Jesus. MICHAEL JOHN KRUSZCZYNSKI, 3157 Livingston Street, St. Adal- bert. NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY ONE RICHARD PETER KUBACKI, 2419 Cedar Street, St. Laurentius. ROBERT LOUIS KUBIAK, 2214 Tag- gert Street, Holy Name of Jesus. JOSEPH PAUL KUCHS, 816 E. Corn- wall Street, Ascension of Our Lord. ROMAN s. KUNCIW, 5015 N. 11th Street, Christ the King. DANIEL JOSEPH LAFFERTY, 2403 E. Cumberland Street, St. Anne. WILLIAM F. LANG, 846 E. Hilton Street, Ascension of Our Lord. ATTILA EUGENE LAWRENCE, 4514 N. 10th Street, Incarnation. CHARLES JOSEPH LAWRENCE, 230 W. Tioga Street, St. Hugh. ALBERT THOMAS LAYTON, 2617 Tulip Street, St. Anne. JOSEPH JOHN LeBENDER, 3419 N. Water Street, St. Hugh. CHARLES VINCENT LeFEVRE, 3821 Elsinor Street, Holy Innocents. ANDREW JOHN LEHNER, 631 E. Cornwall Street, Ascension of Our Lord. GERALD JOSEPH LEIBRAND, 2208 N. Lawrence Street, St. Boniface. OWEN JO , ., E. Clearfield Street, Ascension of Our Lord. CARL ALBERT LETTERIE, 2920 Memphis Street, Mother of Divine Grace. LEONARD LOUIS LEVASH, 4314 Filling Street, St. Joachim's. RICHARD ANGELO LEVE, 2731 E. Cambria Street, Mother of Divine Grace. ROBERT JOSEPH LINDENHOFFEN, 2509 N. 4th Street, St. Edward the Confessor. THOMAS JAMES LINDSEY, 3143 Gaul Street, Our Lady Help of Christians. THOMAS JOSEPH LOFTUS, 2150 E. Cumberland Street, St. Anne. GEORGE WILLIAM LOGAN, 3927 Arcadia Street, St. Joan of Arc. RICHARD JOSEPH LOUIE, 2500 W. Seltzer Street, Sl. John the Evan- gelist. WILLIAM A. LOVEJOY, 2356 E. Sergeant Street, St. Anne. JAMES HENRY LOWRY, 1551 E. Luzerne Street, Holy Innocents. NORTHEAST CATHOLIC HIGH GRADUATES OF 1 CHARLES ANTHONY LUBKING, 156 ' W. Abbottsford Avenue, St. Francis of Assisi. JAMES PATRICK LUTZ, 4131 Glen- dale Street, Holy Innocents. JOSEPH PATRICK LYNN, 2346 E. Dauphin Street, Holy Name of Jesus. ROBERT T. MABIN, 1943 E. Wil- lard Street, Ascension of Our Lord. f EDWARD JOSEPH MacAFEE, 2222 b N. Lawrence Street, St. Boniface. GEORGE FRANCIS MacBRIDE, 3367 Emerald Street, St. Joan of Arc. FRANCIS J. MACKLE, 1849 N. Sec- ond Street, St. Michael. JOHN JOSEPH MACREADY, 1927 E. Dauphin Street, Visitation B.V.M. ,I F THOMAS JOSEPH MacWILLIAMS 3409 N. Water Street, St. Hugh. , RONALD ALBERT MADUZIA, 2852 Orthodox Street, St. John Cantius. RUSSELL EDWARD MAGINNIS, 2542 N. Franklin Street, St. Edward's. THOMAS JOSEPH MAHER, 2072 E. l Kingston Street, St. .loan of Arc. l I I96I JUG -- DULL, DARK, AND DREARY, is brightened only by the smiling, sympathetic coun- tenance of Father Butler, owner of the slowest wrist watch in the world. GERARD JOHN MAHONEY, 2925 N. Bambrey Street, St. Columba. CHARLES MICHAEL MAIER, 2810 Helen Street, Visitation B.V.M. CARL ELLIOT MAKETA, 234 W. Queen Lane, St. Francis of Assisi. JOSEPH THADDEUS MAKOWSKI, 3268 Aramingo Avenue, St. Adalbert. JEROME LEONARD MALINOWSKI, 1715 E. Hunting Park Avenue, Holy Innocents. EUGENE F. MALISZEWSKYJ, 4332 I Street, Holy Innocents. GERALD BERNARD MALLOY, 2842 N. Lambert Street, St. Columba. JAMES ANTHONY MANES, 3919 N. 6th Street, Our Lady of Pompeii. JOHN ANTHONY MANES, 3919 N. 6th Street, Our Lady of Pompeii. RONALD WATER MARCINKOWSKI, 2216 N. 3rd Street, St. Edward the Confessor. JOHN RUSSELL MARKOWSKI, 2669 , Livingston Street, St. Anne. YTOHN PATRICK MARNELL, 2031 E. Abigail Street, Holy Name of Jesus. DAVID JOHN MARSHALL, 4645 Tacony Street, St. Joachim's. MICHAEL JOSEPH MARTINELLI, 1875 E. Westmoreland Street, Ascen- L, sion of Our Lord. JOSEPH JOHN MATTERN, 229 E. Wishart Street, St. Hugh. WILLIAM FRANCIS MAULE, 66 W. Rockland Street, Sl. Francis of Assisi. THOMAS RICHARD MAY, 3514 K Street, St. Joan of Arc. Allegheny Avenue, Ascension of Our Lord. BERNARD ALPHONSUS McCABE, 2834 N. Bambrey Street, St. Co- lumba. EDWARD JAMES McCAFFERTY, 3313 D Street, Ascension of Our Lord. JAMES PETER McCAFFERTY, 3538 E. Thompson Street, Nativity B.V.M. JAMES JOHN McCANN, 2503 Tulip Street, St. Anne. KEVIN BARRY McCARTHY, 137 W. Manheim Street, St. Francis of Assisi. MICHAEL McCARTHY, 2355 Ger- mantown Avenue, St. Edward the Confessor. PATRICK FRANCIS McCARTHY, 2602 E. Cambria Street, St. Anne. THOMAS RONALD McCLANE, 2722 Mercer Street, St. Anne. PATRICK JOHN McCOLE, 2513 N. Mascher Street, Visitation B.V.M. WILLIAM JOSEPH McCORMAC, 175 W. Tioga Street, St. Hugh. DENNIS MICHAEL McCULLOUGH, 607 E. Wishart Street, Ascension of Our Lord. DANIEL JOSEPH McDONALD, 3417 Reach Street, Ascension of Our Lord. ROBERT VINCENT McDONALD, 2839 N. Taylor Street, St. Columbo. JAMES MICHAEL McELHATTON, 4235 Neilson Street, Holy ln- nocents. CLASS OF LEISURE OR LABOR? There may be some difference of opinion, but several of our students seem to be enioying academic work during their lunch period. JAMES EDWARD McFADDEN, 2061 East Pacific Street, St. Joan of Arc. VINCENT JOSEPH McFADDEN, 4130 Lawndale Street, Holy Innocents. FRANCIS GERALD McGARRY, 2031 E. Russell Street, St. .loan of Arc. MICHAEL JOSEPH McGINN, 2823 N. Croskey Street, St. Columbo. JOSEPH C. McGINTY, 4817 Greene Street, St. Francis of Assisi. JOHN JOSEPH MCGRODY, 2514 E. Oakdale Street, St. Anne. THOMAS MICHAEL McGUIRE, 2960 N. Mascher Street, Visitation BV.M. JOHN CHARLES McHUGH, 55 W. Manheim Street, St. Francis of Assisi. HENRY JOHN McINTYRE, 2307 E. Firth Street, St. Anne. FRANCIS EDWARD McKEOWN, 2544 Memphis Street, St. Anne. GERARD FRANCIS McKEOWN, 2920 N. Howard Street, Visitation B.V.M. EDWARD JOHN McLAUGHLIN, 3816 J Street, Holy Innocents. NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY ONE FRANCIS JOSEPH McLAUGHLIN, 2448 N. Reese Street, St. Ed- 'word the Confessor. GREGORY JAMES McMENEMlN, 204 Carl Mackley Apts., Holy In- nocents. EDWARD JOSEPH MCMANUS, 159 W. Dauphin Street, Visitation B.V.M. JAMES ALPHONSUS McMENAMlN, 3358 I Street, Ascension ol Our Lord. DONALD JOSEPH McMONAGLE, 194 W. Monmouth Street, Visitation B.V M. CHARLES DAVID McNally, 3443 A Street, St. Hugh. EDWARD JOSEPH McNALLY, 2365 E. Huntingdon Street, St. Anne. THOMAS BERNARD MCNAMARA, 917 E. Westmoreland Street, Ascension of Our Lord. GERARD JOSEPH MCPHILLIPS, JR., 908 E. Ramona Street, Holy Inno- cents. MICHAEL JOSEPH McQUILLAN, 2543 W. Silver Street, St. Columba. WILLIAM H. McVEIGH, 1411 N. Sec- ond Street, St. Michael. PATRICK H. MEDORA, 4326 M Street, Holy Innocents. DAVID RICHARD MEEKS, 2646 Miller Street, St. Anne. DANIEL JOSEPH MEENAN, 2911 Un- ruh Avenue, St. Timothy. CHARLES D. MEGINLEY, 3433 Keim Street, Ascension of Our Lord. RICHARD JOSEPH MEINTEL, 4010 M Street, Holy Innocents. JAMES CARMENO MELO, JR., 1009 W. Ontario Street, Our Lady at Pompeii. HOWARD M. MERRITT, 2645 N. 8th Street, St. Edward the Confessor. RICHARD WILLIAM MEYERS, 2333 N. Howard Street, Visitation B.V.M. VINCENT R. MEZIS, 3157 Custer Street, Ascension of Our lord. JAMES JOHN B. MICHAEL, 852 E. Thayer Street, Ascension. JOHN ROBERT MILEWSKI, 2507 E. Indiana Avenue, St. Adalbert. EDWARD CHARLES MILLER, 2740 N. A Street, Visitation. VINCENT DePAUL MILLIGAN, JR., 2504 E. Norris Street, HoIy Name. NORTHEAST CATHOLIC HIGH GRADUATES OF WILLIAM MICHAEL MILLS, 848 E. Cornwall Street, Ascension. JOHN CHARLES MILNIK, 4464 Ger- mantown Avenue, St. Francis of . Assisi. FRANCIS JOHN MILOTICH, 2501 Frankford Avenue, St. Anne. RICHARD CHARLES MITCHELL, 3042 N. Howard Street, St. Hugh. EUGENE JOSE-PH MLYNARCZYIG 3058 Cedar Street, St. Adalbert. WILLIAM CHARLES MONDILLO, 1213 N. Hancock Street, St. Michael. PERFECTO WILLIAM MONILLAS, 2665 E. Cumberland Street, St. Anne. DOMINIC ANTHONY MONTILEONE, 4644 Oakland Street, Mater Dolo- rosa. WILLIAM JAMES MONNEY, 1810 N. Front Street, St. Michael. MICHAEL JAMES MOORE, 4346 Malta Street, HoIy Innocents. DENNIS CHARLES MORASCH, 1945 E. Cambria Street, Visitation. JAMES THOMAS MORRIS, 3510 Gaul Street, Nativity. .' 'im 'ii-if'-EI.-:-.. fit. 'L-Tift : ' 1-ini! 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ROBERT JOHN MOSKO, 4022 I Street, Holy Innocents. JAMES F. MULDOON, 2108 N. Hope Street, St. Boniface. JOHN ANTHONY MULHOLLAND, 3336 Amber Street, St. Joan of Arc. WILLIAM E. MULLEN, 4021 M Street, Holy Innocents. FRANCIS JOSEPH MULVENNA, 705 E. Allegheny Avenue, Ascension. JOSEPH FREDERICK MUNDY, 1918 E. Clarence Street, St. .Ioan of Arc. GEORGE ALBERT MURPHY, 3904 Howland Street, Holy Innocents. GEORGE ANTHONY MURPHY, 2063 E. Atlantic Street, St. Joan of Arc. JOHN MICHAEL MURPHY, 2101 E. Clearfield Street, Nativity. JOSEPH P. MURPHY, 2616 Tulip Street, St. Anne. MARON MICHAEL MURRAY, 1946 N. Mascher Street, St. Michael. ROBERT RONALD MURRAY, 200 E. Wishart Street, St. Hugh. BARTHOLOMEW JOSEPH MUSITANO, 2947 N. 24th Street, St. Columbo. STANLEY LEO MYCHACK, 3109 Bel- grade Street, St. Adalbert. DANIEL JOHN NAYLOR, Street, St. Hugh. STEPHEN FRANCIS NEBEL, 3241 A 1621 E. Hunting Park Avenue, Holy Inno- CEHIS- JOHN HENRY NEILEY, 2712 Boudi- not Street, Visitation. ROBERT PAUL NEWELL, Street, Nativity. THOMAS FRANCIS NEWELL, Agate Street, Nativity. RAYMOND NEWMAN, 1841 E. Street, St. .loan of Arc. FRANCIS JOHN NICK, 2857 N. ard Street, Visitation. JOHN RAYMOND NOWACK, N. Hancock Street, St. Hugh. 2980 Tulip 3044 Tioga How- 3110 , Wft...wf, ee... 2. ,Ae ..:...f1eXfe fe ,M wil.. 1 -f .. 5 1? A W rw. .s ,, Mae, 2, Y . , we If 5 M, ' ' . I -:'gfe,:1qgg?s . ffegzefgii , g., ' Siaiilgiieii- ' 1V 1y, fi . ' ' . ' ' M- al mi'-mi5741'S4:g3fgz:ilf.M ,Mfg 5357 - mf. Wigzilgr 3'f'Qf 5z??1xg- ' .fry WWI . -I wLPzegv.g1la.g3, fn: Q- , ner. X .,-' , 4 :Siege we Qfxfe-5fseQ,:1:s,' f f ePl1?ii1ff1 ' . 4 JE '-1 5. I -safes . . - ' K K - , .S 4- I I .f - , wtffe.. 1 -Q. . - V .. rf , 22 J gif ,f 2 . V g J A . . 1 .. S' I I . V ,Q 1 .4 1 gg, -.N . . H ewes: ' . J - ' ' . . ' , it . R' . M ' ' TIL . .1 N 59 - ,. 3E'jE:,si'g-g-:wry 3 4,5490 fijkffiv . .',:'5,,SjifV55gi gk K . 7 -. , I 1. .. 3 i 4 New A I ffssl' - '1 -'f's2!s.'f:.7f '- .. .F :sf . 1 . -. 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' I , 1 CLASS OF READY TO ROLL whenever a film arrives for class or as- RICHARD WILLIAM NOWICKI, 427 E. Clearetild Street, St. Adalbert. MICHAEL EUGENE NOWIK, 3030 Almond Street, St. Adalbert. WILLIAM ROBERT O'CONNELL, 2243 Emerald Street, St. Boniface. JAMES FRANCIS O'CONNOR, 510 E. Lippincott Street, Ascension. TIMOTHY PATRICK O'CONNOR, 2405 N. Reese Street, St. Edward. DANIEL JOSEPH O'DONNELL, 3118 Boudinot Street, Ascension. JAMES MURTHA O'HARA, 794 Hill Road, Immaculate Heart of Mary. JOHN PATRICK O'KEEFE, 4409 Gar- den Street, AII Saints. I70 sembly, Francis Betancourt, Tony Paczkowski, and Bill Stewart have taken much of the work out of learning. FRANCIS JOSEPH OLECHNA, 2328 Coral Street, St. Boniface. CHARLES THOMAS O'MARA, 1037 E. Luzerne Street, Holy Innocents. CHARLES JOSEPH O'NEILL, 309 E. Lehigh Avenue, Visitation. JAMES JOHN O'NEILL, 2562 Mem- phis Street, St. Anne. MICHAEL FRANCIS O'NEILL, 1900 E. Pacific Street, St. .loan of Arc. JOHN JOSEPH OPALACK, 3149 Chatham Street, St. Adalbert. DANIEL STEPHEN OPREA, 2703 Bel- grade Street, St. Anne. JOHN F. O'SULlIVAN, 2511 W. Somerset Street, St. Columbo. ANTHONY WALTER PACZKOWSKI, 2665 Belgrade Street, St. Anne. FELIX ERNEST PAINO, 2820 Almond Street, Mother of Divine Grace. JOSEPH RALPH PALAIA, 1222 Har- rison Street, Mater Dolorosa. VINCENT JOHN PALLOZZI, 2038 W. Cayuga Street, St. Michael of the Saints. NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY ONE ANTHONY JOSEPH PALMACCIO, 615 -Rising Sun Avenue, Our Lady ot Pompeii. JOSEPH FRANCIS PARENDIER, 2352 'E. Albert Street, St. Anne. EDWARD ALOYSIUS PARKER, 4606 Oakland Street, St. Joachim. JOHN JOSEPH PARKER, 4606 Oak- land Street, St. Joachim. HARRY JAMES PARKINSON, 4184 Gaul Street, St. Joachim. JOSEPH FRANCIS PARSON, 2532 N. Myrtlewood Avenue, St. Columbo, RICHARD ADAM PAWLOWSKI, 3012 Mercer Street, St. Adalbert. CHARLES MICHAEL PENDRAK, 3434 Edgemont Street, St. Adalbert. JOHN DAVID PERANTEAU, 3125 Chatham Street, Our Lady Help of Christians. KENNETH EUGENE PETERS, 3360 Liv- ingston Street, Nativity. RICHARD E. PETROWSKI, 2349 E. York Street, St. Laurentius. JOSEPH HENRY PETTO, 2154 E. Cum- berland Street, Sacred Heart. ANTHONY ROBERT PEZZANO, 3006 I , Howard Street, St. Hugh. JAMES MICHAEL PHILLIPS, 3217 Sal- mon Street, Nativity. KENNETH JOHN PICINICH, 821 Bel- grade Street, Holy Name. VINCENT ANTHONY PINTO, 3311 N. 11th Street, Our lady of Pom- peii. THOMAS GREGORY PISIECHKO, 4245 Archard Street, St. Josaphat. PASQUALE RICHARD PIZZA, 2080 Eastburn Avenue, St. Benedict. CHARLES JOHN POLLOCK, 4847 Tackawanna Street, St. Joachim. ANTHONY CLEMENT PORRINI, 2213 W. Somerset Street, St. Columbo. l af THOMAS JAMES POST, 1934 E. Ar- zona Street, St. Boniface. MICHAEL ANTHONY POSTOWSKI, 2104 E. Somerset Street, St. Anne. WILLIAM BASIL POSTOWSKI, 2104 E. Somerset Street, St. Anne. JOHN JOSEPH POWELL, 4455 Mor- , 1 , ris Street, St. Francis of Assisi. NORTHEAST CATHOLIC HIGH GRADUATES OF DANIEL DAVID POWERS, 3117 Liv- Q, ingston Street, Nativity. V PHILIP JAMES PRESS, 2108 N. Han- cock Street, St. Boniface. RICHARD LEONARD PRINERANO, 2709 E. Cambria Street, Mother of , A V Divine Grace. MNERIO JOSEPH PROSPERI, 222 W. Ontario Street, St. Hugh. FRANCIS MICHAEL PRYOR, 3148 Memphis Street, Nativity. THOMAS PATRICK QUALTERS, 1847 E. Oakdale Street, Visitation. WILLIAM PAUL RAHILL, 2567 Coral Street, Visitation. 'rf HOMAS ANTHONY RAKOWSKI, 2623 Belgrade Street, St. Laur- entius. WILLIAM GEORGE RAYBOLD, 735 E. Thayer Street, Ascension. JOSEPH A. RAZZANO, JR., 5113 Newhall Street, St. Francis of As- sisi. MARTIN DAVID REARDON, 752 E. Westmoreland Street, Ascension. JOSEPH CHARLES REED, 3516 N. Mascher Street, St. Hugh. l96l SERVICE WITH A SMILE is the motto preserved by Brother Niel from former proprietor Fr. Nees. The Book Store's pa- tronage by the student body is encouraged by such friendly assistance. I ' -124 WILLIAM JOSEPH REESE, 3451 N. I Front Street, St. Hugh. FELIX JOSEPH REID, 1326 E. Sus- quehanna Ave., Holy Name. JOSEPH FRANCIS REILLY, 2545 Ce- dar Street, St. Anne. WILLIAM EDWARD REMPFER, 228 W. Atlantic Street, St. Hugh. WILLIAM FRANCIS RESCIGNO, 1921 Cayuga Street, St. Michael of the Saints. JOHN FRANCIS REUTER, 2045 E. Wishart , Street, Ascension. EDWARD F. REYNOLDS, 4221 Rob- bins Avenue, St. Timothy. DONALD MICHAEL RICHARDS, 3412 N. Ormes Street, St. Hugh. nl' SAMUEL HENRY RILEY, 112 Fair- mount Avenue, lmmaculate Con- ception. JOSE RAMON RIVERA, 2260 N. 7th Street, Sl. Edward. JOHN THOMAS RODGERS, 1531 E. 'Hunting Park Avenue, Holy ln- nocents. FRANCIS RICHARD ROMAN, 3933 Glendale Street, Holy Innocents. RICHARD LOUIS ROSA, 2115 E. Cambria Street, Our Lady Help of Christians. NICHOLAS FRANCIS ROSATO, 3826 N. Marshall Street, Our Lady of Pompeii. VINCENT JUDE ROSSI, 2657 E. Miller Street, St. Anne. CHARLES EDWARD ROWLES, 3939 Benington Street, Holy Innocents. JOHN JOSEPH ROZICH, 3173 Cedar Street, Nativity. FRANCIS HENRY RUSZKOWSKI, 2721 E. Clearfield Street, St. Adalbert. JAMES JOSEPH RYAN, 458 Madison Avenue, Our Lady of Grace. JOSEPH WALTER RYDZEWSKI, 2542 Edgemont Street, St. Laurentius. JOSEPH GEORGE SAILER, 3052 N. f Lee Street, SI. Hugh. JOHN WILLIAM. SANDMAN, 1911 Mascher Street, SI. Boniface. JAMES ANTHONY SANGER, 1347 N. Mascher Street, St. Michael. 'MICHAEL EDWARD SAY, 2354 N. Mascher Street, St. Boniface. EDWARD LOUIS SCARELLE, 4251 Claridge Street, Holy Innocents. HERBERT ANTHONY SCHENZLE, 2209 E. Boston Street, St. Anne. FRANCIS CHARLES SCHMITT, 2246 Mutter Street, St. Boniface. GERARD JOSEPH SCHNEE, 1510 Adams Avenue, St. Joachim. WILLIAM DAVID SCHNEIDER, 4200 Salem Street, SI. Joachim. FLOYD A. SCHROYER, 3101 N. Pale- thorpe Street, Sf. Hugh. JAMES JOSEPH SEARLE, 3928 Elis- nore Street, Holy Innocents. EUGENE JOSEPH SECOR, 3215 Rorer Street, Ascension. CLASS OF ANYBODY CAN SING as long as Charlie Rowles is playing. He is as familiar a sight to seniors as the organ itself for he has played at Mass and assemblies ever since we came to North. CYRIL FRANCIS SEDDON, 125 E. Willard Street, St. Hugh. DANIEL PETER SEIF, 744 Madison Street, Ascension. EDWARD JOSEPH SEIFERT, 2813 N. 22nd Street, St. Columba. JOSEPH LEONARD SEIFRIED, 341 Master Street, St. Michael. RONALD JOSEPH SELZER, 1924 E. Wensley Street, St. .loan of Arc. LOUIS JAMES SHRAGHER, 538 W. Venango Street, Our Lady of Pom- peii. ERNEST FRANCIS JOSEPH SIEBOLD, 2342 E. Albert Street, St. Anne. THEODORE VICTOR SKIERSKI, 3101 Richmond Street, St. Adalbert. VICTOR FRANCIS SKOWRONSKI, 1503 E. Susquehanna Ave., St. Laurentius. EDWARD JOSEPH SLOVER, 3179 Janney Street, Nativity. RICHARD ANTHONY SMAKULSKI, 2034 N. Lawrence Street, St. Boni- lace. ., JACK DAVID SMART, 3332 N. Water Street, St. Hugh. NINETEEN H JOSEPH FRANCIS SMITH, 161 W. Spencer Street, St. Helena. CHARLES AUGUSTUS SNYDER, 3906 J Street, Holy Innocents. HARRY FRANCIS SNYDER, 2108 E. Clementine Street, Nativity. CHARLES THOMAS SOLEY, 259 Berk- Iey Street, St. Francis of Assisi. PAUL JOSEPH SPERBER, 4222 Or- mond Street, Holy Innocents. KENNETH JOHN SPINOSI, 4658 Ed- mund Street, Mater Dolorosa. VITO JOSEPH SPIOTTO, 2818 E. Thompson Street, Mother of Divine Grace. JOSEPH ANTHONY STAFFIERI, 3942 J Street, Holy Innocents. RONALD FREDERICK STEIGERWALT, 2143 E. Ann Street, Our Lady Help of Christians. CHARLES JOHN STEINER, 743 E. Ti- oga Street, Ascension. WILLIAM EDWARD STEWART, 2833 C Street, Cathedral of Immaculate Conception. JOSEPH JAMES STINE, 2507 N. Lawrence Street, St. Edward. UNDRED SIXTY ONE KENNETH JOSEPH STINGEI., 29 E. Somerset Street, Visitation. NORBERT JOSEPH STOCK, 2153 E. Dauphin Street, Holy Name. THOMAS JAMES STORINO, 2337 N. Howard Street, Visitation. MARTIN JOSEPH STRAUCH, 2007 N. Orkney Street, St. Boniface. JOSEPH MARLIN STRAUSSER, 1745 Foulkrod Street, St. Joachim. JAMES L. STURGES, 1418 Palmer Street, Holy Name. RONALD FRANCIS STYER, 4807 Mul- berry Street, St. Joachim. EDWARD FRANCIS SWEENEY, 313 Zeralda Street, St. Francis of As- sisi. GEORGE WILLIAM SWICKLA, 641 E. Wensley Street, St. George. JOSEPH 'FRANCIS SZUSZCZEWICZ, 2104 E. Stella Street, St. Adalbert. LEONARD J. SZUSZCZEWICZ, 2028 N. 3rd Street, St. Boniface. JAMES MICHAEL TAURINO, 2147 Church Street, Mater Dolarosa. NORTHEAST CATHOLIC HIGH GRADUATES OF JOSEPH THOMAS TAYLOR, 312 E. Shedaker Street, St. Francis of Assisi. THOMAS V. TAYLOR, 1440 E. Bristol Street, Holy Innocents. JOHN LAWRENCE TEPPER, 605 W. Dauphin Street, St. Edward. JOHN WALTER TEREMBULA, 5525 Torresdale Avenue, St. Bartholo- mew. FRANCIS JOHN THOMPSON, 4544 N. 19th Street, St. Francis of Assisi. FRANCIS LOUIS THOMPSON, 1517 Gillingham Street, St. Joachim. THOMAS R. THORNTON, 1923 E. Thayer Street, Ascension. JOSEPH E. THURNAU, 3440 E. Thompson Street, St. George. JOSEPH S. TIANO, 2308 N. Reese Street, St. Edward. MICHAEL JOHN TIMMONS, 2006 E. Ontario Street, St. Joan of Arc. CHARLES LEONARD TITANO, 1410 E. Hunting Park Avenue, Holy Innocents. WILLIAM JOHN TOMASETTI, 3879 N. Marshall Street, Our Lady of Pompeii. I 9 6 I 'SNO FUN for late comers to- day. Father Butler has the- members of late iug removing last night's flurries. All this work for a few minutes extra sleep! JOHN JOSEPH TOMCZYSZYN, 3048 Cedar Street, St. Adalbert. ROBERT JAMES TONER, 2767 N. 23rd Street, St. Columba. THOMAS JAMES TONER, 1945 E. Cumberland Street, Visitation. JOSEPH VICTOR TOTO, 2853 Ara- mingo Avenue, Mother of Divine Grace. RONALD JOHN TRASK, 2818 Chat- ham street, St. Anne. JOSEPH THOMAS TRESNAN, 5129 Sheldon Street, St. Francis of As- sisi. PATRICK ANTHONY TROISI, 812 Densmore Road, Sl. Christopher. RICHARD STEVEN TROJAK, 3431 Til- ton Street, St. George. THADDEUS ALBERT TRZASKAWKA, 3351 Almond Street, St. Adalbert. GERALD JOSEPH VASSALLO, 2819 N. Van Pelt Street, St. Columba. THOMAS FRANCIS VENTRESCA, 921 Wagner Avenue, Incarnation. RONALD LOUIS VICENTE, 2119 N. 4th Street, St. Boniface. WILLIAM JOSEPH WADE, 3020 Ce- dar Street, Nativity. MARK TIMOTHY WAGNER, 2901 Cottman Avenue, St. Matthew. JOSEPH LEON WALICKI, 3587 Sal- mon Street, St. George. HARRY THOMAS WALL, 2637 N. Franklin Street, St. Edward. PETER JOHN WALSH, 3929 L Street, Holy Innocents. ROBERT FRANCIS WALTERS, 880 N. 23rd Street, St. Francis Xavier. MELVIN JOHN WARD, 2626 N. Myrtlewood Street, St. Columba. JAMES FRANCIS WATSON, 4114 Or- chard Street, St. Joachim. ELWOOD HENRY WEBER, 727 E. Willard Street, Ascension. JOHN EDWARD WEDZIELEWSKI, 2319 Tulip Street, St. Laurentius. JOSEPH WELHAN, 4255 N. Marshall Street, Christ the King. MICHAEL EDMOND WESOLOWSKI, 4257 Romain Street, St. Joachim. THOMAS CHARLES WHALEN, 3237 A Street, St. Hugh. PHILIP THOMAS WHITE, 3308 W. Allegheny Avenue, Corpus Christi. EDWARD THADDEUS WIERCINSKI, 2151 N. 2nd Street, St. Boniface. ALBERT EDWARD WILKINS, 2324 E. Cambria Street, St. Anne. EMMANUEL GEORGE WILKINSON, 2557 N. Lee Street, Visitation. JOHN PATRICK WILLIAMSON, 2069 E. Atlantic Street, St. Joan of Arc. PHILIP JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, 2069 E. Atlantic Street, St. Joan of Arc. ROBERT JAMES WISENAUER, 2423 E. Boston Avenue, St. Anne. CLASS OF THE SMALL SACRIFICE of a few minutes of our lunch period was given many times during the school year to offer the one great Sacrifice, Holy Mass. RICHARD CASIMIR WISNIEWSKI, 1949 E. Tioga Street, St. Joan of Arc. WLLIAM JOSEPH WISNIEWSKI, 2039 E. Letterly Street, Visitation. HARRY JAMES WISSMAN, 1922 E. Monmouth treet, Visitation. CASIMIR BERNARD WITKOWSKI, 3240 Edgemont Street, St. Adol- bert. EDWARD JOSEPH WITTMER, 206 E. Ontario Street, St. Hugh. DANIEL JOHN WITTS, 37 W. Sey- mour Street, St. Francis of Assisi. CHARLES JOSEPH WOLF, 2615 Sep- viva Street, St. Anne. DENNIS JOHN WOLSTENHOLME, 3134 E Street, Ascension. JOHN CHARLES WOOD, 2331 W. Lehigh Avenue, St. Columbo. RICHARD FRANCIS WOODS, 2031 E. Auburn Street, St. Anne. EDWARD STANISLAUS WORFF, 3340 E Street, Ascension. WILLIAM PATRICK YEAGER, 2917 N. Woodstock Street, St. Columba. NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY ONE JOSEPH ALBERT YOST, 636 W. Indi- ana Avenue, St. Edward. JOSEPH HENRY ZACH, 1910 Auth Street, Mater Dolorosa. JOHN FRANCIS ZAJACZKOWSKI, 2301 E. Boston Street, St. Laur- entius. EDMUND L. ZAKROCKI, 2558 E. Westmoreland Street, St. Adai- bert. STANLEY MICHAEL ZALESKI, 3066 . Livingston Street, St. Adalbert. FRANCIS JOHN ZARYCH, 2748 E. Pacific Street, St. Adalbert. RAYMOND CHARLES ZEARFAUS, 3041 N. Swanson Street, St. Hugh. FRANCIS JOSEPH ZENSER, 'I604 N. Lawrence Steret, St. Michael. FRANCIS JOSEPH ZIELINSKI, 2617 E. Monmouth Street, St. Adalbert. THOMAS HARRY ZIN, 1102 Frank- ford Avenue, Cathedral-lmmacw Iate Conception. - BERNARD M. ZINDELL, 4145 Or- chard Street, St. Joachim. ROBERT WILLIAM ZOWNEY, 2910 Aramingo Avenue, Nativity. f f an 1 A f 'fx f 22:15 ,iff QV bf Q yy? -4' T 'XXI 1 f v A After four years of eager anticipation, gradu- ation day finally arrived. Our careers at N.C. encompassed a wide variety of subjects which combine to make us well-rounded Catholic gen- tlemen. Teachers and friends, laughter and anx- iety, victory and defeat were recalled on that memorable clay, and, as diplomas were distrib- uted, we realized a sense of intellectual and spiritual accomplishment which will be the basis for future success. Q-.P WMV 0 TOMGRROW BEGINS 0 TQDAY ACTIVITIES DIRECTORY ALEXY, ROBERT-Absentee Reporter. DANIEL, ALFONSO-Absentee Report- er, Intramurals. EDWARD, ANASTASIA-Intramurals. ANDERSON, JOSEPH-Intramurals. ANTCZAK, JOHN-Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector. ANTELL, CHARLES-Science Club, Chess Club, Absentee Reporter, Hon- or Roll, Intramurals. ARABIA, CHARLES--Absentee Report- er, Intramurals. ARNOLD, FREDERICK-Mission Club, Intramurals, Honor Roll, Absentee Reporter. ASPITE, ANTHONY-Football, J.V. Football, Mission Collector Officer of Junior Class, Sectional Otticer, Sen- ior Class Ofiicer, Track, Absentee Reporter, Traftic Squad. AUGUSTYN, ALEXANDER-Band, Mis- sion Collector. AUMAN, PAUL-Intramurals. BABIJ, HENRY-Intramurals. BAJOR, EDWARD-Intramurals, Ab- sentee Reporter. BAKER, PAUL-Intramurals. BAKER, WINSTON-Varsity 8. J.V. Football, Intramurals. BANFE, ALBERT-Intramurals, School Newspaper, Mission Club, Honor Roll, Absentee Reporter. BANNON, LEONARD -- Intramurals, Mission Collector. BARGER, JAMES-Section Ofticer, ln- tramurals. BARTON, ROBERT--Track, Intramurals. BASH, JOHN-Intramurals, Falcon Staff, Traffic Squad. BENNER, FREDERICK-Varsity 8. J.V. Soccer, Intramurals, Mission Collec- tor. BIDDLE, KENNETH-Section President, Intramurals, Absentee Reporter. BILICICH, THOMAS-Intramurals. BINGEL, LAWRENCE-Freshman Bas- ketball, Intramurals. BITTENBENDER, MICHAEL - Mission Club, Honor Roll, Intramurals. BLACK, DANIEL-Intramurals, Absen- tee Reporter, Mission Collector. BLANEY, MICHAEL-Absentee Report- er, Honor Roll, Intramurals, Track. BLAZIK, ALVIN-Intramurals. BOJANOWSKI, LEONARD-Band, Mis- sion Collector, Intramurals, Base- ball. BOLES, THOMAS-Intramurals. BOLWELL, WILLIAM-Operetta, Intra- murals. BORON, THEODORE-Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector. BOWDREN, MICHAEL-Intramurals. BOYLE, JOSEPH-Intramurals, Mission Collector. BOYLE, MICHAEL-J.V. Football, In- tramurals. G BOYLE, RONALD-Manager, Intramur- als, Mission Club. BOYLES, ROBERT-Intramurals. BRACCIALE, JOHN-Intramurals, Hon- or Roll. BRADLEY, HUGH-Intramurals. BRADY, FRANCIS-Varsity 8. J.V. Football, Track, Class Officer, Mis- sion Collector. BRAHL, EDWARD-Intramurals, Ab- sentee Reporter. BRASKI, JOSEPH-Absentee Reporter, Intramurals. BRENNAN, JOHN-Track, Intramurals, Mission Collector. BROGLEY, JOSEPH-Intramurals. BROWN, JAMES-Track, Baseball, In- tramurals. BUCZEK, .IOHN-Vanity 8. J.V. Foot- ball, Section Olticer, Tramc Squad, Mission Collector, Absentee Report- er. BUDDLE, .IAMES-Track, Intramurals, Mission Collector, Absentee Report- er. BURKE, JOSEPH-Intramurals, Mission Collector. BURKE, MICHAEL-Intramurals. BUSH, JONATHAN-Stage Crew, Ab- sentee Reporter. BUTLER, JOSEPH-Section Officer, Ab- sentee Reporter. BUTTER, 'MICHAEL - Cheerleader, Track, Intramurals. CAIN, JOSEPH-Intramurals. CALIENDO, RALPH-Intramurals, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Football, Mission Collector, Trattic Squad, Honor Roll. CALLAHAN, THOMAS-Intramurals. CALVERT, WILLIAM-Intramurals. CANCELLIER, JOHN-Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector. CAMMING, MICHAEL-Intramurals. CAPUTO, LOUIS-Track, Mission Col- lector, Intramurals. CARLINO, LEONARD-Dramatics, In- tramurals, Traffic Squad. CARR, TIMOTHY-Section Oftlcer, Traf- tic Squad. CARTER, WILLIAM-Track, Intramurals. CASNET, JOHN-Intramurals. CASSIZZI, NICHOLAS-Mission Club. Intramurals. CASTAGNA, ALFONSO-Intramurals. CASTILLO, BERNARD - Intramurals, Honor Roll, Music. CATTOLICO, LEON--Intramurals, Trat- Iic Squad, Spanish Club, Honor Roll, Baseball. CAUCCI, JOSEPH-Intramurals, Mis- sion Club, Absentee Reporter, Mis- sion Collector, Honor Roll. I83 CERANKOWSKI, ANTHONY - Band, Honor Roll. CHEST, THOMAS-Intramurals. CHRISTENSEN, CARL-Intramurals. CHRISTIAN, CAR-L--Baseball, Intra- murals. CHRISTOPHER, JAMES-Good News, German Club, Mission Collector, Chess Club, Honor Roll, Intramurals, Mission Club. CHROBOCINSKI, ROBERT-Intramurals. CIANCI, JOSEPH-Intramurals. CINOUSIS, JOHN--Intramurals, Traftic Squad. CINQUE, DAVID-Intramurals. CLARK, KENNETH-Football, J.V. Foot- ball, Track, Tramc Squad, Senior Class Officer, Missionary Collector. CLIFFORD, JAMES-Intramurals. COLE, JOHN - Intramurals, Track, Baseball. COLE, THOMAS-Intramurals. COLL, JOHN-Intramurals, Mission Collector. COLL, WILLIAM-Cross Country, Track, J. V. Football, Football. CONCIO, FRANCIS-Intramurals, Ab- sentee Reporter, Mission Collector, Section Officer. CONLAN, DONALD-Intramurals, Hon- or Roll. CONLIN, JAMES-Bowling, Intramur- als, Absentee Reporter. CONN, STEPHEN-Dramatics Club, Good News, Falcon. CONNOR, JOHN-Intramurals, Band, Track. COSMO, MICHAEL-Intramurals, Sec- tion Oftlcer. COSTELLO, JAMES-Intramurals, Ab- sentee Reporter. COSTIGAN, DAVID - Intramurals, Chess Club. COVALESKI, HARRY - Intramurals, Mission Collector, Class Oiicer. COX, JOHN-Football, Intramurals, Track, Section Officer. COYLE, JAMES-Track, Cross Country, Intramurals. COYLE, JOHN-Intramurals, Trattic Squad. COYLE, JOSEPH-Cheerleader, Intra- murals. CRAVERO, RALPH-Absentee Reporter, Track, Intramurals, Traltic Squad. CRILLEY, III, THOMAS-Intramurals, Mission Club. CRONE, THOMAS-Intramurals. CULLEN, GERARD-Intramurals. CURCIO, ANTHONY-Intramurals. CURRAN, FRANCIS-Honor Roll, Sec- tion Otllcer. CWIK, JOSEPH-Intramurals, Mission Collector. CZYZEWSKI, THEODORE - Freshman Basketball, Absentee Reporter. DALTON, JOHN-Section Oflicer, In- tramurals, Mission Collector. DAMBRA, DOMINIC-Section Oflicer. D'ANGELO, FRANCIS-Intramurals. DANLEY, ALBERT-Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector, Operettas. DAVID, JOSEPH-Stage Crew, Intra- murals. DAWSON, GERALD-Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector. DEAL, CHARLES-Intramurals, Track. DEAL, JOHN-Section Otticer, Dramat- ics. DEEGAN, JOHN-Section Officer, ln- tramurals. DeFAZIO, ANTHONY - Cheerleader, Intramurals. DELANEY, GERALD-J.V. Football, Track, Intramurals, DELLAPE, FREDERICK-Intramurals. DeLUCA, THEODORE-Intramurals. DeMASl, SALVATORE-Color Guard, Intramurals, Absentee Reporter, Mis- sion Collector. DeSANDRO, JOHN-Intramurals. DeSANTO, JOHN-Section Officer, Traffic Squad, Mission Collector, ln- tramurals. oesmsmo, ANrHoNY-Intramurals, Honor Roll, Radio Club. DEVINE, FRANCIS-Track, Intramurals. DeWALD, JOHN-Intramurals. DIAMOND, ROBERT-Intramurals. DIAZ, JESSE-Mission Collector, Intra- murals, Section Oliicer. DIETZ, JOHN-Section Officer, Intra- tramurals, Honor Roll. DiGREGORlO, THOMAS-Intramurals, Mission Collector. DILLON, JOSEPH-Track, Intramurals, Mission Collector. DiMASClO, WILLIAM - Intramurals, Mission Collector. DiNEZZA, ROLAND-Band, Intramur- als. DiPASQUALE, JOSEPH-J.V. Football, Intramurals, Track, Section Officer. DiRUGERIS, LOUIS-Intramurals. DODD, JAMES-Dramatics, Choir, Cheerleader, Section Officer, Mission Collector, Glee Club, Intramurals, Sr. Dance Committee. DOHERTY, JOSEPH-Intramurals, Sec- tion Ofticer. DOMICO, RALPH-Intramurals. DONAHUE, LAURENCE-Intramurals. DONNELLY, JAMES-Intramurals. DONOVAN, ROBERT-Intramurals. DOUGHERTY, EDWARD-Intramurals. DOWNEY, ROBERT-J.V. Baseball, Section Otticer, Intramurals, Mission Collector, Absentee Reporter. DREXLEL, JOSEPH-Intramurals. DRUMM, THOMAS-Intramurals. DUFFY, JAMES--Baseball, Intramurals. DUFFY, JAMES P.-Intramurals. DUGAN, THOMAS-Intramurals. DURKIN, THOMAS-Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector, Absentee Reporter, Section Otticer. DURMAN, CHESTER-Intramurals. ECKERT, JOSEPH-Intramurals, Absen- tee Reporter, Honor Roll. EINWECHTER, WILLIAM-Intramurals. ERBRICK, JOHN-Intramurals. ESSIG, MICHAEL-J.V. Football, Intra- murals. EVES, ROBERT-Dramatics, Intramur- als. FALCONE, PHILIP-Intramurals. FANRAK, JAMES-Dramatics, Absen- tee Reporter, Sacristans, Color Guard, Tratlic Squad. FARRANT, JAMES--Stage Crew, Trattlc Squad, Intramurals, Honor Roll, Mis- ion Collector. FARRELL, JOHN-Music, Dramatic Club, Chemistry Club. FEE, LAWRENCE-Section Oltlcer, In- tramurals, Mission Collector, Cross Country, Chemistry Club, Absentee Reporter, Dramatics. FERN, JOSEPH-Intramurals. FINLEY, GERARD-Intramurals. FLANAGAN, JOHN M. - Debating Club, Absentee Reporter, Track, In- tramurals. FLANAGAN, JOHN T.-Intramurals, Spanish Club, Honor Roll. FLEURY, AUSTIN-Absentee Reporter, German Club, Honor Roll, Intramur- als. FLYNN, JAMES-Intramurals. FLYNN, JAMES M.-Intramurals, Dra- matics, Band, Absentee Reporter. FOGARTY, JOSEPH-Intramurals. FOLEY, THOMAS-J.V. Basketball, Traffic Squad, Absentee Reporter, Usher, Honor Roll, Intramurals. FOWLER, EDWARD-Mission Club, Honor Roll, Intramurals. FRANKUNAS, MICHAEL--Tratttc Squad, Mission Club, Chess Club, Dramat- ics Club, Chemistry Club, Glee Club, Section Oflicer, Absentee Reporter, Mission Collector. FRIES, .IOHN-Track, Cross Country, Intramurals. FUREY, FRANCIS-Dramatic Club, Fal- con Staff, Intramurals, Absentee Re- porter, Honor Roll. GABBETT, JOHN-Basketball, Intra- murals. GABOR, JOSEPH-Football, Soccer, Track, Basketball, Trattlc Squad, Class Otticer, Section Otticer, Intra- murals, Mission Collector. GALAZKA, MICHAEL-Intramurals. GALLAGHER, BERNARD-Intramurals. GALLAGHER, JOSEPH-Mission Club, Dramatics, Honor Roll, Liturgical Choir. GALLAGHER, ROBERT-Intramurals. GAROFALO, ALBERT-Absentee Re- porter, Intramurals. I84 GARUFFE, ANDREW-Intramurals, Dra- matics. GAUS, HENRY-Intramurals. GIMBEL, THOMAS-Good News, Track, Dramatics, Intramurals. GIORDANO, NICHOLAS-Intramurals, Track, Honor Roll. GOEKE, MARSHALL-Intramurals. GORE, THOMAS-Track, Cross Coun- try, Section Otticer, Intramurals. GORMAN, JAMES-Intramurals. GORMAN, JOHN-Intramurals. GOURY, WILLIAM-Track, Intramur- als. GRAFENSTINE, JOSEPH-Mission Club, Intramurals. GRAHAM, JOHN J.-Absentee Report- er, Intramurals, Dramatics. GRAHAM, JOHN P.-Absentee Report- er, Intramurals, Dramatics. GRAHAM, STANLEY-Bowling, Intra- murals, Mission Collector, Dramat- rcs. GREEN, VINCENT-Intramurals, Dra- matics. GRIFFITHS, HARRY-Honor Roll, In- tramurals. I GRISAN, JAMES-Intramurals. GROCH, BERNARD-Intramurals. GROCH, JOHN-J.V. Football, Intro- murals, Mission Collector, Traffic Squad, Absentee Reporter. GROCHOWSKI, STANLEY-Honor Roll. GROSS, GERALD-Debating Club, ln- tramurals. GRZESKOWIAK, RICHARD-lntramur- als, Honor Roll, Mission Club. GRZYMALA, ROBERT - Intramurals, Honor Roll, Absentee Reporter, Stage Crew. HAAS, WILLIAM--Intramurals. HAFFT, JAMES-Intramurals, German Club, Honor Roll. HAGERTY, PAUL-Dramatic Club, Mis- sion Club, Intramurals. HAIN, THOMAS-Intramurals. HALBE, FRANCIS-Stage Crew, Intra- murals. HALBE, GERALD-Stage Crew, Intra- murals, Radio Club. HALIBURTON, RICHARD-Intramurals. HALPER, MARCUS-Intramurals. HALLORAN, CHARLES-Intramurals. HAMMER, WILLIAM-Football Man- ager, Intramurals, Mission Club, Trattic Squad, Honor Roll. HAMPTON, JAMES-Track, Dramatics Club, Chemistry Club, Intramurals, J.V. Football. HANRATTY, JAMES-Intramurals. HARGRAVES, GEORGE-Cross Country, Intramurals. HARRISON, GERALD - Intramurals, Track, Mission Collector. HARTE, DENNIS-Intramurals. HARTMAN, ROBERT-Mission Club. Intramurals. HARTNER, NORMAN-Intramurals. HARVEY, WILLIAM-Intramurals. HAVERLUK, NICHOLAS-Absentee Re- porter, Good News, Intramurals. HAYNES, PAUL-Intramurals. HEARN, JOSEPH-Track, Football, In- tramurals. HEAVEY, III, JOHN--Track, Cross Country, Falcon Staff, Absentee Re- porter, Mission Collector, Honor Roll, Traffic Squad, Intramurals, Section Officer. HEILIG, ROBERT-Intramurals. HELINEK, JOSEPH-Track, Honor Roll, Intramurals. HENES, JAMES-Bowling. HENNE, EDWARD-Intramurals. HERBERT, DAVID-Absentee Reporter, Good News, Falcon Staff, Honor Roll, Intramurals. HESS, JOSEPH-Intramurals. HESSON, MICHAEL-Mission Collector, Intramurals. HESTON, .IOSEPH-Track, Intramurals. HIGGINS, JAMES-J.V. Basketball, Section Officer, Senior Class Officer, Track, Good News, Dramatic Club, Operetta, Intramurals. HINDLEY, ROBERT-Intramurals. HIRSCHBUHL, ROBERT-Intramurals. HITCHNER, JAMES-Intramurals. HO, ALLEN-Band, Track, Intramurals, Mission Collector, Traffic Squad. HOGAN, THOMAS-Intramurals. HOHENSTEIN, JAMES - Intramurals, Mission Collector. HOLMES, THOMAS-Cross Country, ln- tramurals. HOOVER, JAMES-Cross Country, Track, Intramurals, Falcon Staff, Good News. HORAN, ROBERT-Intramurals. HORNICKLE, RICHARD-Track, Intra- murals. HRIN, JOHN-Intramurals. HUBBARD, JOHN--Cross Country, ln- tramurals. HUDEC, STEPHEN-Intramurals, Sec- tion Officer. HUGHES, JOHN-Intramurals, Fresh- man Track. HUMES, EDWIN-Mission Collector, Intramurals. HUNSINGER, ROBERT - Intramurals, Mission Collector, Honor Roll. HUNTER, RICHARD-Baseball, Honor Roll, French Club, Intramurals, Freshman Track. HUTT, JOHN-Track, Cross Country, Intramurals. ' JAMES, ROBERT-Intramurals. JAMESON, FRANCIS - Intramurals, Mission Collector. JANULEWICZ, STEPHEN-Intramurals. JEFFORD, WILLIAM-Band, Track, ln- tramurals, Chess Club, .l.V. Football. JETER, RALPH-Track, Mission Collec- tor, Intramurals. JIMENEZ, PAUL-Soccer, Section Of- ficer, Mission Club, Traffic Squad, Honor Roll, Intramurals. JOHN, ROBERT-Intramurals. JOHNSON, ROBERT-Intramurals, Mis- sion Club. JOYCE, ROBERT-Intramurals. JUHAS, JOSEPH-Intramurals. JUNKER, WILLIAM-J.V. Bowling, In- tramurals, Track, Mission Collector. JUROWICZ, ALBERT-Band, Dramatics. KANAGIE, THOMAS-Intramurals. KARPINSKI, EDWARD-Absentee Re- porter, Manager, German Club, Honor Roll, Intramurals. KARWOSKI, STANLEY-Track, German Club, Intramurals, Honor Roll. KASPER, JOHN-Falcon Staff, Track, Honor Roll, Spanish Club, Absentee Reporter, Intramurals, Mission Col- lector, Seminary Collector. KASPERSKI, JOHN-Intramurals, Chess Club, Honor Roll. KAUTERMAN, THOMAS-Baseball, In- tramurals, Chess Club. KEARNS, HARRY-Intramurals. KEATING, WILLIAM-Intramurals, Mis- sion Club. KEIGHTLY, ELWOOD-Baseball, Intra- murals. KELLER, JOSEPH-Section Officer, In- tramurals. KELLY, FRANCIS-Intramurals. KELLY, GERARD-Intramurals. KELLY, MARTIN-Intramurals. KELLY, WILLIAM J.-Baseball, Track. KELLY, WILLIAM L.-Intramurals, Sec- tion Officer, Honor Roll. KELSO, RONALD-Cross Country, De- bating Club, Glee Club, Dramatics. KEMPINSKI, RAYMOND-Intramurals. KENNEDY, JOSEPH-Intramurals. KENNEDY, THOMAS - Intramurals, Chess Club, Dramatics. KENNEDY, WILLIAM - Intramurals, Mission Collector. KENNY, WALTER-Intramurals. KEOUGH, MICHAEL-Traffic Squad, Falcon Staff, Honor Roll, Chorus. KERNAN, JAMES-Intramurals. KESSLER, murals, Track. KETTERER, CHARLES-Debating, Bowl- ins, Chess Club. KING, MARTIN-Chemistry Club, Mis- sion Collector, Dramatics Club, De- bating Club, J.V. Soccer, Track, In- tramurals. KITCHEN, WILLIAM-Band. KLEPOSKI, RAYMOND--Intramurals. KNIPP, JOHN-Intramurals. KOHLMER, JOHN-Varsity Soccer, Sec- tion Officer, Intramurals, Traffic Squad. KOMADA, STEPHEN-Section Officer, Intramurals, Mission Collector. KONIECZYN, THOMAS-Intramurals, Mission Collector. KOPCZNISKI, THOMAS-Mission Club, German Club, Honor Roll, Intra- murals. KORECK, ANTHONY-Intramurals. l85 ROBERT-Dramatics, Intra- KORN, JOSEPH-Intramurals. KOSCHINEG, ERNEST-Basketball, ln- tramurals, J.V. Football. KOVATCH, WILLIAM - Intramural., Dramatics. KRUSZCZYNSKI, MICHAEL - Football, Intramurals. KUBACKI, RICHARD-Varsity 8. J.V. Football, Section Officer, Traffic Squad, Intramurals. KUBIAK, ROBERT-Traffic Squad, Hon- or Roll, Intramurals. KUCHS, JOSEPH-Radio Club, Track, Intramurals. KUNCIW, ROMAN - Track, Good News, Chemistry Club, Stage Crew, Intramurals. LAFFERTY, DANIEL-Football, News- paper, Science Club. LANG, WILLIAM-Freshman Basket- ball, Traffic Squad, Section Officer, Intramurals, Seminary Collector, Mission Collector. LAWRENCE, ATTILA-Good News, Dra- matics Club, Traffic Squad. LAWRENCE, CHARLES - Intramurals, Mission Collector, J.V. Football. LAYTON, ALBERT-Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector. LEBENDER, JOSEPH-Intramurals. LEFEVER, CHARLES-Intramurals, Hon- or Roll. LEHNER, ANDREW+Dramatics, Sec- tion Omcer, Mission Collector. LEIBRAND, GERALD-Section Officer, Mission Collector, Intramurals. LENNON, OWEN-Intramurals. LETTERIE, CARL-Intramurals. LEVASH, LEONARD-Good News. LEVE, RICHARD--Intramurals. LINDENHOFFEN, ROBERT-Intramurals. LINDSEY, THOMAS-Honor Roll, Mis- sion Collector, Intramurals. LOFTUS, THOMAS-Dramatics, Chess Club. LOGAN, GEORGE-Intramurals, Sec- tion Olficer, Mission Collector. LOUIE, RICHARD-Traffic Squad, Track, Intramurals. LOVEJOY, WILLIAM-Honor Roll, In- tramurals. LOWRY, JAMES-Intramurals. LUBKING, CHARLES-Good News, Fal- con, Band, Honor Roll, Section Of- ticer. LUTZ, JAMES-Intramurals. LYNN, JOSEPH-Intramurals. MABIN, ROBERT-Baseball, Intramur- als. MacAFEE, EDWARD-Intramurals, Ab- sentee Reporter, Section Officer, Traffic Squad. MacBRIDE, GEORGE - Intramurals, Honor Roll, Section Officer. MACKLE, FRANCIS-Intramurals, Traf- fic Squad, Honor Roll, Section Offi- cer. MacREADY, JOHN-Intramurals. MacWILLlAMS, THOMAS -- Soccer, Trattic Squad, Intramurals. MUDIZIA, RONALD-Intramurals. MAGINNIS, RUSSELL-Honor Roll, ln- tramurals, Dramatics, Section Officer. MAHER, THOMAS-Mission Collector. MAHONEY, GERARD--Traffic Squad. MAIER, CHARLES-Intramurals, Stage Crew. MAKETA, CARL-Band, Falconians, ln- tramurals. MAKOWSKI, JOSEPH-Band, Operetta. MALINOWSKI, JEROME-Band, Fal- conians, Traffic Squad. MALISZEWSKYJ, EUGENE - Absentee Reporter, Honor Roll. MALLOY, GERALD-- Usher, Intramur- als. MANES, JAMES-J.V. Football, Mis- Collector, Intramurals. MANES, JOHN-Intramurals. MARCINKOWSKI, RONALD-lntramun als, Absentee Reporter. MARKOWSKI, .IOHN--Intramurals. MARNELL, JOHN-Intramurals. MARSHALL, DAVID - Intramurals, Track, Dramatic Club, Mission Col- lector. MARTINELLI, MICHAEL-Mission Col- lector, Intramurals, Track, Dramatic Club. MATTERN, JOSEPH-Good News, In- tramurals, Honor Roll, Operetta. MAULE, WILLIAM-Honor Roll, Intra- murals. MAY, THOMAS-Mission Club, Intra- murals, Honor Roll. MacADAMS, JAMES-Baseball, Intra- murals. McCABE, BERNARD-Mission Club, ln- tramurals, Track. McCAFFERTY, EDWARD-Mission Club, Honor Roll, Intramurals. McCAFFERTY, JAMES - Intramurals, Mission Club, German Club, Honor Roll. McCANN, JAMES-Intramurals. McCARTHY, DEVIN-Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector, Absentee Reporter. McCARTHY, MICHAEL-Intramurals. McCARTHY, PATRICK - Intramurals, Mission Collector. McCLANE, RONALD- Football, Intra- murals. McCOLE, PATRICK-Intramurals. McCORMAC, WILLIAM-Intramurals. McCULLOUGH, DENNIS-Intramurals. MCDONALD, DANIEL - Intramurals, Honor Roll, Mission Club, Bowling. McDONALD, ROBERT-Intramurals. McELHATTON, JAMES-Cross Country, Baseball. McFADDEN, JAMES-Mission Club. McFADDEN, VINCENT-Intramurals. McGARRY, FRANCIS--Intramurals. McGlNN, MICHAEL-Seminary Collec- tor, Cross Country. McGRODY, JOHN--Intramurals. McGUlRE, THOMAS--Intramurals. McHUGH, JOHN-Intramurals. McINTYRE, HENRY-Fr. Basketball, J.V. Basketball, V. Basketball, Hon- or Roll, Traltic Squad. NlcKEOWN, FRANCIS-Absentee Re- porter, Mission Collector, Honor Roll, Intramurals, German Club. McKEOWN, GERARD-Intramurals. MCLAUGHLIN, EDWARD - Bowling, Mission Collector. McLAUGHLlN, FRANCIS-Intramurals. McMANEMIN, GREGORY-Band, Hon- or Roll. McMANUS, EDWARD - Football Man- ager, Intramurals. McMENAMlN, JAMES-Mission Collec- tor, Section Otticer, Cross Country, Intramurals. McMONAGLE, DONALD-Intramurals, Football. McNALLY, CHARLES-Soccer, Mission Collector, Absentee Reporter, Trattic Squad, Falcon Staff, Intramurals. McNALLY, EDWARD-Intramurals. McNAMARA, THOMAS-Cross Country, Track, French Club, Intramurals. McPHlLLlPS, GERARD--Intramurals. McGUlLLAN, MICHAEL--Intramurals. McVElGH, WILLIAM--Track, Mission Collector, Physics Club. MEDORA, PATRICK--Intramurals. MEEKS, DAVID-Intramurals. MEENAN, DANIEL-Intramurals, Var- sity 8. J.V. Basketball, Section Olli- cer, Operetta, Track, Mission Col- lector, Absentee Reporter, French Club. MEGINLEY, CHARLES-Intramurals. MEINTELL, RICHARD-Intramurals. MELO, JAMES-Intramurals, Section Oiicer, Mission Collector. MERRITT, HOWARD-Absentee Report- er, Intramurals, Mission Collector. MEYERS, RICHARD--Intramurals, Sec- tion Officer, Mission Collector. MEZIS, VINCENT-Dramatics, Intra- murals. MICHAEL, .IAMES - Mission Collector, Intramurals. MILEWSKI, JOHN-Honor Roll, Track, Cross Country, Intramurals. MILLER, EDWARD-Intramurals. MILLIGAN, VINCENT-Intramurals. MILLS, WILLIAM-Intramurals. MILNIK, JOHN-Track, Intramurals. MILOTICH, FRANCIS-Intramurals. MITCHELL, RICHARD-Track, Mission Collector, Absentee Reporter, Intra- murals, J.V. Football, Dramatics, Seminary Collector. MLYNARCZYK, EUGENE - Honor Roll, Band, Falconians, Mission Club, ln- tramurals. MONDILLO, WILLIAM-Traffic Squad, Mission Collector, J.V. Football, Track, Section Olticer. MONILLAS, PERFECTO - Intramurals, Mission Club, Latin Club, Physics Club, Section Officer. I86 MONTILEONE, DOMINIC--J.V. Foot- ball, Intramurals, Section Officer, Mission Collector. MOONEY, WILLIAM-Intramurals. MOORE, MICHAEL-Intramurals, Phys- ics Club, Mission Collector, Latin Club, Mission Club. NIORASCH, DENNIS - Intramurals, Cross Country. MORRIS, JAMES-Football Mgr., Stage Crew, Basketball Mgr., Track, Intra- murals, Honor Roll. MORRIS, ROBERT-Intramurals. MORRISON, ERNEST-Cross Country, Track, Intramurals, Traffic Squad. MOSKO, ROBERT--Intramurals. MULDOON, JAMES--Intramurals, Stage Crew. MULHOLLAND, .IOHN-Intramurals. MULLEN, WILLIAM-Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector, Section Officer, Ab- sentee Reporter. MULVENA, FRANCIS - Intramurals, Trattic Squad. MUNDY, JOSEPH-Intramurals. MURPHY, GEORGE, AL.-Intramurals, Honor Roll. MURPHY, GEORGE, AN.-Intramurals. MURPHY, JOHN-Intramurals, Section Officer. MURPHY, JOSEPH-Intramurals, Honor Roll. MURRAY, MARION-Intramurals. MURRAY, ROBERT-Freshman Basket- ball, Soccer, Chemistry Club, Section Otticer, Mission Collector. MUSITANO, BARTHOLOMEW - Honor Roll. MYCHACK, STANLEY - Intramurals, Absentee Reporter. NAYLOR, DANIEL-Intramurals. NEBEL, STEPHEN-Bowling, Intramur- als, Absentee Reporter, Traffic Squad, Cheerleader. NEILEY, JOHN-Intramurals. NEWELL, ROBERT-Intramurals, Track, Cross Country, Traltic Squad. NEWELL, THOMAS-Intramurals. NEWMAN, RAYMOND-Intramurals. NICK, FRANCIS-Varsity 8. J.V. Soccer, Good News, Honor Roll. NORWACK, JOHN-Intramurals. NOWICKI, RICHARD-Track, Intramur- als. NOWIK, MICHAEL-Chess Club. O'CONNELL, WILLIAM-Intramurals. O'CONNOR, JAMES-Intramurals. O'CONNOR, TIMOTHY-Intramurals. O'DONNELL, DANIEL-Intramurals. O'HARA, JAMES-Track, Mission Col- lector, Intramurals, Dramatics. O'KEEFE, JOHN-Intramurals. OLECHNA, FRANCIS-J.V. Football, Track, Intramurals, Absentee Report- er. O'MARA, CHARLES--Intramurals, Mis- sion Colleclor, Absentee Reporter. O'NElLL, CHARLES-Intramurals, Mu- sic. O'NEILL, JAMES-Mission Collector, Absentee Reporter, Intramurals. O'NEILL, MICHAEL-Honor Roll. OPALAK, JOHN-Dramatics, Good News, Intramurals. OPREA, DANIEL-Intramurals. 0'SULLlVAN, JOHN-Intramurals. PACZKOWSKI, ANTHONY-Glee Club, Stage Crew, Dramatics. PANO, FELIX-Intramurals. PALAIA, JOSEPH-Intramurals. PALLOZZI, VINCENT-Mission Collec- tor, Intramurals. PALMACCIO, ANTHONY-Varsity 8. J.V. Football, Track 8. Cross Country, Section Olticer, Honor Roll, Absentee Reporter, Mission Collector. PARENDIER, JOSEPH-Intramurals. PARKER, EDWARD-Intramurals. PARKER, JOHN-Intramurals. PARKINSON, HARRY-Intramurals. PARSONS, JOSEPH-Track, Intramur- als, Mission Collector. PAWLOWSKI, RICHARD-Intramurals, Mission Collector. PENDRAK, CHARLES-Intramurals. PERANTEAU, JOHN - Intramurals, Band, Dramatics. PETERS, KENNETH -Section Officer, Mission Collector, Intramurals. PETROWSKI, RICHARD-Intramurals. PETTO, JOSEPH-Mission Club, Chess Club, Honor Roll. PEZZANO, ANTHONY - Intramurals, Absentee Reporter. PHILLIPS, JAMES-Honor Roll, Falcon, Intramurals. PICINICH, KENNETH-Section Officer, Mission Collector, Intramurals. PINTO, VINCENT-Intramurals, Radio Club. PISIECHKO, THOMAS-Intramurals. PIZZA, PASQUALE-Intramurals. POLLOCK, CHARLES- Cross Country, Intramurals, Mission Collector. PORRINI, ANTHONY-Absentee Re- porter. POST, THOMAS-Intramurals. POSTOWSKI, MICHAEL-Intramurals. POSTOWSKI, WILLIAM-Mission Col- lector, Intramurals. POWELL, JOHN-Track, Intramurals. POWERS, DANIEL- Section Olticer, Mission Collector, Trattic Squad, Ab- sentee Reporter, Intramurals. PRESS, PHILIP-Traltic Squad, Honor Roll, Bowling, Falcon. PRIMERANO, RICHARD-Intramurals. PROSPERI, NERIO-Debating Club, Good News, Falcon, Honor Roll. PRYOR, FRANCIS-Track, Intramurals, Mission Collector. QUALTERS, THOMAS-Intramurals. RAHILL, WILLIAM-Track 8. Cross Country, Intramurals, Traffic Squad. RAKOWSKI, THOMAS-J.V. Basketball, Football, Bowling, Track, Falcon, Mission Collector, Intramurals, Hon- or Roll, Trattic Squad. RAYBOLD, WILLIAM--Absentee Re- porter. RAZZANO, JOSEPH - J.V. Football, Baseball, Cross Country, Intramur- als, Nlission Collector. REARDON, MARTIN-Track, Intramur- als, Absentee Reporter, Mission Col- Iector. REED, JOSEPH-Track, Intramurals. REESE, WILLIAM-Intramurals. REID, FELIX-Trattic Squad, Honor Roll, Intramurals, Band, Dramatics. REILLY, JOSEPH-Intramurals, Section Officer, Absentee Reporter, Debating Team, Mission Collector. REMPFER, WILLIAM - Intramurals, Physics Club, Latin Club, Mission Collector. RESCIGNO, WILLIAM-Intramurals. REUTER, JOHN-Track, Cross Country, Baseball, Section Officer, Traitic Squad, Basketball. REYNOLDS, EDWARD-Intramurals. RICHARDS, DONALD-Intramurals. RILEY, SAMUEL-Intramurals. RIVERA, JOSEPH-Traffic Squad, Sec- tion Otticer, Music. RODGERS, JOHN-Intramurals. ROMAN, FRANCIS-Track, Honor Roll. ROSA, RICHARD-Trattic Squad, Fal- con, Honor Roll, Track. ROSATO, NICHOLAS-Intramurals. ROSSI, VINCENT-Intramurals. ROWLES, CHARLES- Trattic Squad, Dramatics, Band, Mission Club, Mu- sic. ROZICH, JOHN-Intramurals. RUSZKOWSKI, FRANCIS-Absentee Re- porter, Intramurals. RYAN, JAMES-Intramurals. RYDZEWSKI, JOSEPH-Varsity 8. J.V. Football, Intramurals. SAILER, JOSEPH-Intramurals. SANDMAN, JOHN-Intramurals. SANGER, JAMES-Mission Collector, J.V. Basketball, Intramurals. SAY, MICHAEL- Intramurals, Mission Collector. SCARCELLE, EDWARD-Mission Club, Stage Crew, J.V. Football, Honor Roll, Intramurals, Mission Collector, Football Manager. SCHENZLE, HERBERT-Intramurals, Soc- cer, Section Otticer. SCHMITT, FRANCIS-Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector, Seminary Collector. SCHNEE, GERARD-Honor Roll, Intra- murals. SCHNEIDER, WILLIAM - Baseball, Track, Intramurals. SCHROYER, FLOYD-Mission Collector, Absentee Reporter, Intramurals. SEARLE, JAMES-Intramurals, Cheer- leader, Section Otticer, Absentee Re- porter. SECOR, EUGENE - Chemistry Club, Football, Intramurals, Honor Roll. SEDDON, CYRIL-Intramurals, Bowling Team. I87 SEIF, DANIEL-Intramurals. SEIFERT, EDWARD-Intramurals. SEIFRIED, JOSEPH-Intramurals. SELZER, RONALD-Intramurals. SHRAGHER, LOUIS-Track, Intramur- als. SIEBOLD, ERNEST-Intramurals. SKIERSKI, THEODORE -Mission Club, Latin Club, Intramurals, Physics Club, Section Officer, Traftic Squad. SKOWRONSKI, VICTOR-J.V. Football, Track, Mission Collector. SLOVER, EDWARD-Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector. SMAKULSKI, RICHARD-Intramurals. SMART, JACK-Band, Drum Maior, Stage Crew, Dramatics, Debating. SMITH, JOSEPH-Good News, Chess Club. SNYDER, CHARLES-Cross Country, Track, Intramurals, Honor Roll. SNYDER, HARRY-Intramurals. SOLEY, CHARLES-Soccer, Track, Intra- murals. SPERBER, PAUL-Trattic Squad. SPINOSI, KENNETH-Intramurals. SPIOTTO, VITO-Mission Collector, Intramurals. STAFFIERI, JOSEPH -Track, Operetta, Intramurals, Mission Collector, Ab- sentee Reporter. STEIGERWALT, RONALD-Intramurals. STEINER, CHARLES-Intramurals. STEWART, WILLIAM-Stage Crew, In- tramurals. STINE, JOSEPH-Band, Chemistry Club, Mission Collector, Intramurals. STINGEL, KENNETH-Intramurals, Mis- sion Club, Science Club. STOCK, NORBERT-Intramurals. STORINO, THOMAS-Mission Collec- tor, Intramurals. STRAUCH, MARTIN-Intramurals. STRAUSSER, JOSEPH - Football Man- ager. STURGES, JAMES-Intramurals. STYER, RONALD-Track, Intramurals, Good News, J.V. Football. SWICKLA, GEORGE-Intramurals. SZUSZCZEWICZ, LEONARD-Intramur- als. SZUSZCZEWICZ, JOSEPH-Intramurals. TAURINO, JAMES- Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector, Section Otticer. TAYLOR, JOSEPH -Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector, Baseball, Cross Coun- try, Absentee Reporter. TAYLOR, THOMAS-Mission Collector, Intramurals. TEPPER, JOHN-Intramurals. TEREMBULA, JOHN-Track, Intramur- als, Mission Club. THOMPSON, FRANCIS J.-Section Olti- cer, Intramurals. THOMPSON, FRANCIS L.-Intramurals. THORNTON, THOMAS-Intramurals. THURNAU, JOSEPH-Intramurals. TIANO, JOSEPH-Mission Collector. TIMMONS, MICHAEL-Track, Cross Country, Stage Crew, Traffic Squad, Mission Collector, Intramurals. TITANO, CHARLES-Band, J.V. Foot- ball, Trattic Squad, Intramurals. TOMASETTI, WILLIAM-Section Otticer, Track, Intramurals, Cross Country. TOMCZYSZYN, JOHN-Band, Intra- murals. TONER, ROBERT J.-Mission Collector, Debating Club, Chess Club. TONER, THOMAS J.-Cross Country, Intramurals, Chess Club, Track. TOTO, JOSEPH-Intramurals. TRASK, RONALD-Intramurals. TRESNAN, JOSEPH-Intramurals. TROISI, PATRICK-Soccer, Band, Traffic Squad, Section Otticer, Absentee Re- porter, Mission Collector. TROJAK, RICHARD-Mission Collector, Intramurals. TRZASKAWKA, THADDEUS--Intramur- als. VASSALO, GERALD-Intramurals. VENTRESCA, THOMAS-Intramurals. VICENTE, RONALD-Track, Mission Collector, Intramurals. WARD, WILLIAM-Intramurals. WAGNER, MARK-J.V. Basketball, Traffic Squad, Intramurals. WALL, HARRY-Bowling. WALSH, PETER-Track, Intramurals, Traftic Squad. WALTERS, ROBERT-Intramurals. A Academic Leaders, 143, 183 Activities Directory, 183 Administration, 10 Armstrong, 28 B Band, 128 Baseball, 108 Basketball, 96 Biology, 52 Bowling, 102 Brichta, 18 Buckley, 15 Burke, 18 Business, 56 Butler, 17 C Carbrey, 33 Carlin, 17 Chess Club, 133 Chemistry, 48 Chiappone, 27 Classes, 1962, 66 Classes, 1963, 71 Classes, 1964, 76 Class Leaders Class Officers, 146, 147 Cleary, R., 18 WARD, MELVIN-Intramurals, Mission Collector, Trattic Squad. WATSON, JAMES-Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector. WEBER, ELWOOD--Intramurals. WEDZIELEWSKI, JOHN-Intramurals. WELHAN, JOSEPH-Bowling, Intramur- als, Good News, Science Club. WESOLOWSKI, MCHAEL-Intramurals. WHALEN, THOMAS-Intramurals. WHITE, PHILIP--Intramurals. WIERCINSKI, EDWARD-Intramurals. WILKINS, ALBERT-Honor Roll, Track, Intramurals. WILKINSON, MANUEL-Bowling, Ab- sentee Reporter. WILLIAMSON, JOHN - Intramurals, Mission Collector. WILLIAMSON, PHILIP-Intramurals. WISENAUER, ROBERT-Intramurals. WISNIEWSKI, WlLLlAM4Mission Col- lector, Intramurals. WISSMAN, HARRY - Track, Intramur- als. WITKOWSKI, CASIMIR - Intramurals, Football, Track, Absentee Reporter, Mission Collector, Trattic Squad, Sec- tion OHicer. WITTMER, EDWARD-Intramurals. WITTS, DANIEL-Intramurals. WOLF, CHARLES-Falcon, Mission Col- lector, Honor Roll, Section Otticer, Intramurals. I DEX Cleary, J., 18 Cleary, W., 18 Clinic, 64 Connor, 18 College Night, 139 Conlin, 16 Contents, Table of, 5 Corcoran, 18 Cross Country, 104 D Dennis, 20 Debating Club, 127 Dilenno, 20 Dobkiewicz, 20 Drama, 120 Dunn, 20 Durrant, 25 E Eisenbarth, 21 Elsesser, 26 English, 42 F Faculty, 18 Falcon, 118 Fall Show, 120 Fitzgerald, 28 Fitzsimmons, 28 Flores, 29 I88 WOLSTENHOLME, DENNIS - Mission Club, Proiectionist, Honor Roll. WOOD, JOHN-Intramurals. WOODS, RICHARD-Mission Collector, Absentee Reporter, Intramurals. WORFF, EDWARD-Honor Roll, Intra- murals. YEAGER, WILLIAM- Intramurals, Mis- sion Collector. YOST, JOSEPH-Mission Collector, J.V. Bowling, Intramurals. ZACH, JOSEPH-Intramurals. ZAJACZKOWSKI, JOHN-Intramurals. ZAKROCKI, EDMUND-Varsity 8. J.V. Football, Mission Club, Trattic Squad, Intramurals, Honor Roll. ZALESKI, STANLEY-Honor Roll, Mis- sion Club, Proiectionist. ZARYCH, FRANCIS-Mission Club, In- tramurals, Honor Roll. ZEARFAUS, RAYMOND-Bowling, ln- tramurals. ZENSZER, FRANCIS-Intramurals. ZIELINSKI, FRANCIS--Intramurals. ZIN, THOMAS-Band, Intramurals, Traftic Squad. ZINDELL, BERNHARD-Dramatics, ln- tramurals, Mission Collector, Track, Operetta. ZOWNEY, ROBERT-Intramurals, Sec- tion Otticer, Mission Collector. Foley, 21 Football, 84 Forkin, 29 Freiler, 21 French, 44 Frost, 26 G Garvey, 21 Gavaghan, 29 German, 46 Gillespie, 21 Glee Club, 127 Godley, 21 Good News, 116 Government, 58 Grady, 33 Graduation, 180 Gross, 21 H Hayes, 29 I Basketball, 112 Football, 110 K Kelly, 21 Kelleher, 22 Kelly, 22 Kenny, 22 Kerns, 28 Kinniry, 22 Krol, 11 L Lange, 22 Larkin, 29 Larry, 26 Latin, 47 Lauletta, 31 Looby, 31 Loscalzo, 31 Loughery, 31 Luyster, 26 Lynch, J., 22 Lynch, P., 23 M Maher, J., 31 Maher, W., 27 Mahoney, 23 Malloy, 27 Marchione, 31 Mathematics, 54 McDonnell, 28 McKone, 23 McLernan, 23 McMenanin, 24 McNally, 24 Mechanical Drawing, 61 Men of the Year, 144, 145 Mission Club, 133 Mokluk, 27 Molnar, 24 Moore, 27 Music, 62 N Nebel, 33 Nees, 24 O Oblate Superiors, 14 0'Hara, 11 0'Meara, 31 P Palko, 24 Parisi, 50 Pianka, 32 Polchan, 33 Pope John, 10 Principle, 16 Principle Ass., 17 Prom, 134, 135 P. T. A., 136 R Radio, 60 Reeves, 32 Reilly, 12 Religion, 37 Rowe, 32 Rush, 24 S Sacristans, 132 Schubert, 24 Seniors, 140 Alexy, 148 Alfonso, 148 Anastasia, 148 Anderson, 148 Antczak, 148 Antell, 148 Arabia, 148 Arnold, 148 Aspite, 148 Augustyn, 148 Auman, 148 Babii, 148 Baior, 149 Baker, P., 149 Baker, W., 149 Banfe, 149 Bannon, 149 Bager, 149 Barton, 149 Bash, 149 Benner, 149 Biddle, 149 Belicich, 149 Bingel, 149 Bittenbender, 149 Black, 149 Blaney, 149 Blazik, 149 Boianowski, 150 Boles, 150 Bolwell, 150 Boron, 150 Bowdren, 150 Boyle, J., 150 Boyle, M., 150 Boyle, R., 150 Boyles, 150 Bracciale, 150 Bradley, 150 Brady, 150 Brahl, 150 Braski, 150 Brennan, 150 Brogley, 150 Brown, 151 Buczek, 151 Buddle, 151 Burke, J., 151 Burke, M., 151 Bush, 1 51 Butler, 151 Butter, 151 Caine, 151 Caliendo, 151 Callahan, 151 Calvert, 1 51 Cancellier, 151 Canning, 1 51 Caputo, 151 Carlino, 1 51 Carr, 1 51 Carter, 1 51 Casnet, 1 51 Cassizzi, 151 Castagna, 151 Castillo, 151 Cattolico, 151 Caucci, 1 51 Cerankowski, 152 Chest, 1 52 Christensen, 152 Christian, 152 Christopher, 152 Chrobocinski, 152 Cianci, 152 Cinousis, 152 I89 Cinque, 152 Clark, 152 Clifford, 152 Cole, J., 152 Cole, T., 152 Coll, J., 152 Coll, W., 152 Concio, 152 Conlan, 152 Conlin, 152 Conn, 152 Connor, 152 Cosmo, 152 Costello, 152 Custigan, 152 Covaleski, 152 Cox, 153 Coyle, J., W., 153 Coyle, J., F., 153 Cravero, 153 Crilley, 153 Crone, 153 Cullen, 153 Curcio, 153 Curran, 153 Czyzewski, 153 Dalton, 153 Dambra, 153 D'Angelo, 153 Danley, 153 David, 153 Dawson, 154 Deal, C., 154 Deal, J., 154 Deegan, 154 DeFazio, 154 Delaney, 154 Dellape, 154 Deluca, 154 DeMasi, 154 DeSandro, 154 DeSanto, 154 DeSiderio, 154 Devine, 154 DeWald, 154 Diamond, 154 Diaz, 154 Dietz, 155 DiGregorio, 155 Dillon, 155 DiMascio, 155 DiNe1za, 155 DiPasquale, 155 Dikugeris, 155 Dodd, 155 Doherty, 155 Domico, 155 Donohue, 155 Donnelly, 155 Donovan, 155 Dougherty, 155 Downey, 155 Drexler, 155 Drumm, 155 Duffy, J. C., 155 Dutty, J. P., 155 Dugan, 155 Durkin, 155 Durman, 155 Eckert, 155 Einwechter, 155 Erbrick, 156 Essig, 156 Eves, 156 Falcone, 156 Fanrak, 156 Farrant, 156 Farrell, 156 Fee, 156 Finley, 156 Flanagan, J. M., 156 Flanagan, J. T., 156 Fleury, 156 Flynn, J. J., 156 Flynn, J. M., 156 Fogorty, 156 Foley, 156 Fowler, 156 Frankunas, 156 Fries, 156 Furey, 156 Gabbett, 156 Gabor, 156 Galazka, 156 Gallagher, B., 157 Gallagher, R., 157 Gallagher, J., 157 Garofalo, 157 Garulfe, 157 Gaus, 157 Gimbel, 157 Giordano, 157 Goeke, 157 Gore, 157 Gorman, J. R., 157 Gorman, J. J., 157 Goury, 157 Grafenstein, 157 Graham, J. J., 157 Graham, J. P., 157 Graham, S. W., 158 Green, 158 Grilflths, 158 Grisan, 158 Groch, B., 158 Groch, J., 158 Grochowski, 158 Gross, 158 Grzeskowiak, 158 Grzymala, 158 Hass, 158 Haltt, 158 Hagerty, 158 Hain, 158 Halbe, F., 158 Halbe, G., 158 Haliburton, 159 Halper, 159 Halloran, 159 Hammer, 159 Hampton, 159 Hanratty, 159 Hargraves, 159 Harrison, 159 Harte, 159 Hartman, 159 Hartner, 159 Harvey, 159 Haverluk, 159 Haynes, 159 Hearn, 159 Heavey, 159 Helinek, 159 Henes, 159 Henne, 159 Herbert, 159 Hess, 159 Hesson, 159 Heston, 159 Higgins, 159 Hindley, 159 Hirschbuhl, 159 Hitchner, 160 Ho, 160 Hogan, 160 Hohenstein, 160 Holmes, 160 Hoover, 160 Horan, 160 Hornickle, 160 Hrin, 160 Hubbard, 160 Hudec, 160 Hughes, 160 Humes, 160 Hunsinger, 160 Hunter, 160 Hutt, 160 James, 160 Jameson, 160 Janulewicz, 160 Jelford, 160 Jeter, 160 Jimenez, 160 John, 161 Johnson, 161 Joyce, 161 Juhas, 161 Junker, 161 Jurowicz, 161 Kanagie, 161 Karpinski, 161 Karoski, 161 Kasper, 161 Kasperski, 161 Kauterman, 161 Kearns, 161 Kearns, 161 Keating, 161 Keightly, 161 Keller, 161 Kelly, F., 162 Kelly, G., 162 Kelly, W. J., 162 Kelly, W. 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