Notre Dame High School - Shield Yearbook (West Haven, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

We Seniors Present the EDITORS Robert Thomas Michael Caciopoli Thomas O'Sullivan William Consiglio William Egan David Doyle Richard Nanfeldt Franz Schubert Dom Ragucci John Eichler CONTENTS Page 0 Theme 2 0 Faculty 5 0 Football 12 0 Basketball 20 9 Band 26 0 Freshmen ,H 0 Sophomores 42 0 Juniors 48 0 Seniors 61 ' Spring 80 0 Track S4 0 Baseball S2 0 Graduation 98 0 Patrons 100 Condzzcted by the Brothers of Holy Cross THEME With the passing of time, the echoes of our school life will grow fainter and fainter, and then die away. Gone forever will be the routine of school life, the fun we had, and the friends we made. It is the hope of the 1957 Shield Staff that, as you glance through this book in the years to come, you will recapture those moments . . . and the echoes will begin again. .J 4 'F 2' The distance from the Freshman homeroom to the Senior homeroom is but a few steps. For the Freshman . . . it takes four long years . . . For the Seniors . . . four short years. The living . . . the laughing . . . the praying together is a lesson learned more easily by some than by others . . . but to all a lesson of distinctive quality. mi f'N His Excellency The Most Reverend HENRY JOSEPH O'BRIEN, D.D Archbishop of Hartford I His Excellency The Most Reverend JOHN F. HACKETT Auxiliary Bishop of Hartford BROTHER ANDREW AVELLINO LAN- DOLT, c.s.c. Athletic Director, Latin 1 and -2, Religion 1 BROTHER CAJETAN HOLLAND, c.s.c. Introduction to Business, English 2, Re- i I BROTHER ALVIN OULLETTE, c.s.c. Algebra 2, Chemistry, Trig. Landscape Gardener. ugion 1 and 2, Yearbook Adviser, sopho- BROTHER BENJAMIN SUNDAY, c.s.c. EEgf3fIQIEl12eSgC1gIYUIfJe2,45'gf,ENAdf,fg2, mofe SPOUSOY- Typing, Bookstore, Treasurer's Assistant. ' ' BROTHER HILAIRE NEILL, c.s.c. Maintenance BROTHER JAMES MADIGAN, c.s.c. l English 4, Religion 4, Att, Mothers' Club Ar: Club. BROTHER FELICIAN CHMIELEWSKI c.s.c. Geometry, Algebra, Econome, Lawns. BROTHER JOHN MANNING, c.s.c. BROTHER JOHN ST- AMAND, C-5-C English l, World History, Algebra, Sacri- Malmemnce stan, Student Help. 7 BROTHER JOHN NEIDL, C-S-C- BROTHER PIERRE SCHU, c.s.c. Cheml5UY, Religion 3, JUIUOI' Band. JUN- World History, Glee Club, Band. ior Sponsor. BROTHER ROBERT BERGEN, c,s.c. Treasurer BROTHER ROSAIRE FOOS, c.s.c. Algebra 1, Commercial Arithmetic, General , Math, Assistant Athletic Director, Fresh- BROTHER STEFAN CLARKE' OSL' French 1 and 2, Religion 1, Sociology, As man Sponsor, Intramurals. Sistam Librarian U-,..,,, P IF' . 'I-'il' X -wev- Egg .tl Q ig il .. lv 1 1 6x ' W e qi W A S1 gi f'fx f riff. , f f ifsifx 'J ' .g f 9 nw '13 Q -.gyyQx . 'VX '4, .4 5. fx M, an 1 ' . M Rn, , Hi, ' cg .Li 3 was AH 12 J 4 'Q 2 Wx x. 1' N Q J A X .-4.- + N W X 5 f hfkfgliffk wi 5-Luxfxg g x 41- :Mi if ,, . A 7..k .Qjgfgyb,x -ff my fm. - .M x W- Q N x ru.. ffm f wa fp l if 5 'Nb' YQ. S A BROTHER EPHREM O'DWYER, c.s.c. PROVINCIAL DEDICATION A school belongs to many people, and many people belong to her. It is so with Notre Dame. The graduates of Notre Dame have formed a new relationship, a relationship as strong almost as any other in their lives. So it is with us: we belong to Notre Dame, and Notre Dame belongs to us. If there is a one-man to whom we can show our appreciation for what we hold dear, it is Brother Ephrem O'Dwyer, c.s.c., who is primarily responsible for the building of our school in West Haven by the Brothers of Holy Cross. ll K X. W-,V V.. . M .. . W- A, H L, . 3, 4 ,g,!':fn:!a ,Rim + , w 1 . if gggmiiw .CY .1 ,B Q W M' 4 ' is kx v K. K -W 1 1 MH' 119' gy K 3 , 4 G J A 4 I K I Q, vw ,Hs J 3, ,..f , ,. 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Medic I Y I xy fCo-Captainj, W. Egan QCO-Captainj, P. Radziunas, D. Hyde, P. D'Andrea. We 13 Wilbur Cross 19 West Haven 6 Hillhouse 6 Fairfield THE They O 0 26 39 SEASON We 40 26 3 3 1 3 19 13 Brother Andrew, c.s.c Director of Athletics Fitch Sacred Heart St. Mary's Stamford Harnden They 0 O 0 6 14 ag: ai Iliff? .. ' 'hz I! v 'II T' :Sf k 1 . xg Q. L 1 -1. f ' E iii 'Y Mil iz' - at . . S' sf Wg v ,,.,.,g., F N i A -g.vT.fZ1-QT2'.i'f X .'- . . Q H, . , f ' . . .-W: IZQQL. - +1A sv '. My . . 5 Q., V ry-rw ':'W f11:f rf '???7E?1 Q?'X. . , 'Wg gifE2f '1' 1 ' 2 V+ .f N-'EEM3 5 ' r QXA F 'l ,Y Q I if Q . 1 NI' ,V x ' V ' FI 4 r ., -U f . '-., I I. 'V-. xrgfp, g...,:ifw.F'i U3 as x Y! ' I l, ' Q ., -f'i 'K.'z K . . .' ' .Yr 'X 3' 7 K 1 'i 'A ,. V .' ' 1' -' -L'f-1 ' ' L 'N' 1 .. ,1 ' f 'F ' - -gl..Y?'MM S A Q, 'Z' A .1 ,, if fam' .M , fp ,. NA, , . L V, L 1, . I1 K in 1 Q A 1 b ? ' Nfl v I i- . 3- , , in ' 4 1 y K 0- . . A- . 3 . Q XA 1 P XJ L A, , iP.W ,,h VN M I N x i . X 2 V A . 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Mr. james McKeown, Coach N4 Left to right: john Torello, Peter Mascola, Kevin Little, Peter Barbarito, Michael Plus Medley, Royce Toni, William Egan, Carl Sasso, William Coady, James Lynch, ' ' William Wrinn. , .,.. 7 5 : ln ,fa is ,... M, ,'1'11'i 1 V Q ,N 4 ,D L 4 i W b I Left to right: David Doyle, Lawrence McHugh, Paul Braun, Edward Offchiss, l G Ralph Greco, Gilroy Davidson, Brian O'Connor, Gary Garofalo, Brian Crouse. i LIN E-UP 'I6 ONE MORE FOR THE TEAM First row: john Reilly, Mike Sola, Philip Caliendo, Bruce Pardee, Ralph Meliso. Back row: Nick Barone, Kevin Carpenter, Milton Strobel, Dermot O'Brien, Charles Gerard. GREEN BOWL OUR COACHES CHRISTMAS SHOW Brother Pierre Directs the Swing Ba Louis Esparo Louis WHITE CHRISTMAS C.S.M.C. DANCE X fb '4 One of our alumnx ,AA Snowflakes and htt e glrls Having Fun at the Christmas Dance 'ff ng.: gfwsi W 'hw J 1 .M...f: f i BASKETBALL Although our cagers experienced a relatively poor season there was no lack of highlights in the course of the eighteen games scheduled. That Notre Dame played topflight competition is witnessed by the fact that every one of the eight Class A ball clubs they faced, with the exception of one, entered the CIAC tournament, an honor extended only to the top six- teen quintets in the state. Coach Paul Sapko, in his initial year at the helm of the varsity combine, depended chiefly upon sophomore Nick Brunetti for the Knights' scoring punch. Brunetti hit on 30 per cent of his field goal attempts. Dave Doyle, playing the outsideg Dave's smooth ball handling and sure passing help to keep Notre Dame's opponents off balance. Brian Crouse, center. He not only displays a soft push shot from the side, but his ability to leap high into the air to grab rebounds and to block shots have proved a great help to the team. Both men are seniors. Peter Barbarito 20 4 'm'N e'm1 W ' 'W' 'H . .l Ray Ciarleglio Nick Gerry Moran is the highest-scoring senior on this year's squad. The majority of his points have come on long, swish- ing set shots from the outside. His tricky drive has also been a valuable aid to the Knights. as , l xii -'fitdx .si ' t'Q ' Q' ' i iiii is ' -v iz . . . .f x I K .- .,,. ,, 1 4 C 1 Brian O'Connor VARSITY -P Mike Medley, although 5'l0 , gets a spring into his jumps that enable him to out-rebound many taller men. His agility and speed more than make up for his lack of height. Mr. Paul Sapko, head coach, Dave Doyle and Brian Crouse co-captains, Gerry Dinnen, Brian O'Connor, Nick Brunetti. Kneeling, left to right: Ray Ciarleglio, Gerald Moran, Mike Medley, Peter Barbarito. KNIGHTS TAKE ST. MARY'S AND WEST HAVEN Notre Dame dropped St. Mary's 46-37. The Friars, noted for their spirit and fight, simply could not equal the victors in either respect as they folded before a ND second-half onslaught. The visitors jumped to an early lead at the outset of the contest and at one point during the second canto led by as much as ten markers. Hungry for a win, the ND uintet refused to quit as they outscored their opponents For the remainder of the half. Down 25 to 19 going into the third stanza, the home squad racked up six straight points to tie it up at 25 apiece. Behind the rebounding of Brian Crouse and the driving lay-ups of Nick Brunetti the Knights gained the advantage, and continued to out-score the bewildered losers. The score sheet gave Brunetti 19 points and Gerry Moran 10 for the evening's game. Senior Gerry Dinnen, playing by far his best game of the year with 16 rebounds and 8 points, led ND to its first District League win against West Haven. Nick Brunetti and Ray Ciarleglio were the big point produc- ers for the Knights with 14 and 10 markers respectively. The initial stanza was slow. With Brunetti leading the way, however, ND surged ahead to a 18-8 margin at intermission. By the third quarter the Knights had a 16 point lead. The Blue Devils nnally found the range and began to threaten as the final buzzer sounded mak- ing it 42-38 in ND's favor. Brian Crouse leads the attack. Nick Brunetti, sophomore, scored 22 points. A C1056 race, W Balle in Action Gerald Moran ready and waiting. wi ' Q muh.- KQM 'ian-f Ray Ciarleglio muscular sophomore bewildered Cross. Coach Verderame's boy loses head ei IN TRAMURALS FROSH AND J. V. CLUBS UNITE Back row, left to right: Malcolm Bellafronto, Robert Miller, Mike Heffernan, Francis Selva, Paul Niziolek, Robert Lea. Front row: Donald McKenna, Francis O'Connor, joe Quinn, Fred Richetelli, Mike Sullivan. Mr. De Mayo, coach. Nick Brunetti Shortly after the Christmas vacation the intramural basketball season got underway at Notre Dame under the directorship of Brother Rosaire, c.s.c. This year over two hundred students are participating with nineteen teams organized to battle it out for the annual championship. BOWLING TEAM First row, left to right: D. O'Brieng R. Antonetti, Captaing C. Andersong G. Paolella. Second row: D. Frattinig Mr. Kennedy, coachg A. jordang D. Goliag E. Pevich. Frosh Top Spot in Mag drive. I Sophomore Dance. Brother Peter, c.s.c. p x . t, rr,,, lm We , V , x Brother John, c.s.c. Two new members joined the Notre Dame faculty with the beginning of the second semester. Brother Peter Nolasco Cleary, c.s.c., a Holy Cross Missionary, comes to Notre Dame after a seven year assignment at Saint Gregory High School, Hashnabad, East Pakistan. At Saint Gregory's, Brother was assistant head master and taught in the Science department. Brother is conducting classes in Physics, Introduction to Business and Religion I. The second new member of the faculty is Brother John O'Keefe, c.s.c. Brother's previous assignment was at Holy Cross High School, Flushing, New York. Here at Notre Dame Brother is teaching Biology and Gen- eral Science. P4 5,1 A fter classes are over, we look for fun and coinracleshipf for association with fellow stu- clents is an important hi gh school-life contrihntion, and we have the rare opportunity to practice the rncliinents of inntnal nnclerstancling. Brother Pierre, c.s.c. 26 Walsh, Francis C49 Drum Major Alberino, Louis C39 Trombone Bardorf, Paul C19 Clarinet Bardorf, Richard C29 Clar-sax Bartolomeo, Robert C29 Alto-sax Bellini, joseph C29 Trumpet Blanco, Mario C19 Trumpet Borelli, Robert C39 Trumpet Boyle, Edmund C49 Alto-sax Brozel-t, john C19 Trombone Cahalen, Paul C29 Bass drum Casey, James C29 Bass horn Ciochine, John C29 Snare drum Cleary, John CGuil9 C59 Trombone Connors, Richard C19 Clarinet Cotter, Edward C39 Bass horn Coyle, Frank C19 Trumpet Dinenno, Henry C49 Trumpet Ellison, Kenneth CDev9 C19 Trumpet Koi. D44 fag S19 Gibbons, Richard Q15 Trumpet Gibbons, Thomas llj Clarinet Guzzio, james ill Bass horn Hart, joseph Q59 Baritone horn Heaphy, john 117 Snare drum lovanna, Michael 121 Alto-sax Kavanagh, Edward ill Tenor sax Lamboley, Francis ill Trombone Lewis, Frederick 119 Trombone Lorenz, Denis lOrangel C59 Trombone Marczewslti, Thomas Q29 Trumpet McManus, john K IJ Cymbals McManus, Francis 151 Trombone Michaud, Philip ily Tenor sax Migliore, Henry 129 Clarinet Nalewaik, Peter CMilJ 153 Mellophone Onofrio, Edward 422 Clarinet Ortoli, Neil 151 Clarinet Oxsalida, Stephen C17 Clarinet Paugas, john 1OxfordJ 112 Trumpet Petrucci, Louis CN.B.j 139 French horn Petruzzello, Santo Q39 Alto-tenor sax Piontek, Raymond C15 Glockenspiel Reiman, Edward C19 Alto sax Robertson, David C19 Trombone Robertson, Paul 159 Baritone Horn Santagata, joseph MJ Trumpet Savage, Peter 625 Clarinet Shaw, Robert 129 Glockenspiel Stine, Charles KID Alto sax Thomas, Robert 451 Trombone My lik twllar J . ll Tierney, Lawrence 115 Baritone Horn far X Torre, Charles KZJ Snare drum Tower, Alfred fl? Clarinet Totte, Louis 423 Trumpet Virali, Raymond 423 Trumpet Wientzen, Henry 449 Trumpet 27 ill GLEE CLU otre Dmne Hzlgh! Notre Danze Higlrf your noble nenne and lasting fmne in THE NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB Accompanist - Charles Prawdzik BARITONE: BASS: Abbenante, Thomas Acampora, Louis Adinolli, Francis Antonerti, Richard Coscina, Alfred Donovan, Dennis Duffy, George Dwyer, james Fiorentino, Andrew Gersz, Thomas Glynn, William Hannan, Richard Higgins, john Hogan, james Houlihan, john Kelly, George Losry, james McDonald, Robert Mulligan, Thomas Paolillo, Richard Purmont, jon Raffone, Frank Reynolds, Richard Sidera, joseph Spignesi, William Verdi, james Vitali, Ronald Anderson, jerome Benvenuti, john Bismack, Gary Braun, Peter Canny, Richard Carpenter, Kevin Ciarlo, Eugene Ciardiello, Kenneth Cirasuolo, joseph Flanagan, Robert Hart, James McLaughlin, William Marcucci, john Matthews, Brian Moran, Gerald Mascia, joseph Palmer, Frederick Reynolds, Andrew Sola, Michael Steves, Martin Sullivan, Martin Torello, john Torello, Ralph We sing your mises loud accents j.ZlSfbl proud FIRST TENORS: SECOND TENORS: Barrett, James Consiglio, William Esparo, Louis IPD Esposito, Alfred Esposito, john Giuma, joseph Janenda, joel May, Dennis McDonnell, john Melchionda, Anthony O'Brien, Edward O'Brien, William O'Connor, William O'Donnell, Thomas O,'Rourke, john CLD Perfetto, Pasquale Pevich, Edmund Rascati, Nicholas Roman, Richard Rowe, William Sanzone, Howard Tarini, Anthony Zampano, Anthony Zdrowski, Edward Bteault, Roland Caliendo, Philip Coady, William Crescenzo, Robert Driscoll, Frank Enscoe, Robert Fanning, Dennis Giaimo, Thomas Giametre, Edward Hinman, Paul Hekeler, Reinhold Kebart, Richard Kennedy, Neil Lorenz, Michael Malec, Thomas Marriner, Howard MacDonald, Charles McKernan, Francis McLean, Philip Mei, Donald Palmieri, Marco Pozucek, Stanley Prete, Neil Ruggiero, Mario Sarno, joseph Shea, john Welch, Thomas Compliments of Donald Scharf, class of 51. THE HERALD Left to right: G. Moran, P. Robertson, M. Sola, S. Giannelli, R. Thomas, J. Casey. One of the events we looked forward to was the distribution of the school newspaper, The Herald. Under the capable direction of Brother Cyrinus, c.s.c., and the co-editors Paul Robert- son and Stephen Giannelli, six issues were turned out by the staff. The Herald hit a new peak of popularity among the student body, combining the usual reporting of school events with such features of Brother Cyrinus, c.s.c., as Student Polls, Television and Movie Reviews, and a record column. ART CLUB full of smiles Art is the expression of the invisible by means of the visible. This year, Brother james has made progress with his class in design. Meet- ings are held on Saturday morning at the school. ix Lorenz does it without looking. Compliments of The Wooster Garage The SCIENCE CLUB makes things work well. A141111 head! are belief' than one. Men engaged in teaching the young the truth need all the help we can give them by our prayers and good works. The teacher, by himself, cannot achieve the desired result any more than water, by itself, can produce beautiful flowers. There must be good soil, sunlight and fresh air as well. The good soil, in our case, is the pupilg the sunlight is the grace of God and the fresh air is the prayers and good example of the Faithful. V As L 5 . ' Education and Life itself are vain and useless if their purpose is not the love and service of God. Brother Benjamin is not only teaching typing, he is teaching the student to understand the value and pur- pose of things in the world. Left to right: M. Sullivan, L. McHugh, J. Pompa, T. O'Sullivan GOLF TEAM Left to right, I row: F. Connelly, F. Wal lace, W. White, -I. Hajnal, F. Rak, J Donegan. 2 row: M. Sullivan, T. O'Sullivan, L. Mc Hugh, F. Schubert, J. Pompa, R. Laurello W. Lyons, R. -lanuska, F. Avallone, R Wallace, L. Birlcler, Brother Thomas, c.s.c. H. Marriner. 5 lf sf ,ax Behind the Scenes ix STAGE CREW Left to right, row l: R. Franceschet, P. Conway, A. Agnoli. Row 2: A. DePino D. Frattini. Row 3: L, McHugh, R. Toni. Row 4: M. Medley, R. Greco, P. D'Anclj rea. Row 5: G. Davidson, W. Egan, D. Doyle, C. Sasso. The Stage Crew, under the direction of Brother James, worked long and earnestly. Neither of our shows, the Christmas Show or the Spring Festi- val could have been accom lished were it not for the work of the Crew. The Band and the Glee Cljub are the ones we usually think of when it is time for praising the success of the shows, yet the Stage Crew, working without our notice and acclaim, certainly does its part thoroughly and efficiently. ww Nancy, Secretary ' fm ,M - ' l 4 , ff 4. 1 c l Q sw, .6 -I . ' I' 'N g 'V A . J! li gs. N i , .b I . f ,, gy 'i ' I-V T 'yy f l 1 f i I V! iq 5 , f I I 4 ' N X f 1 xlll R sf' 47, fag? I N G' H l W .4 I .I ,sf fig: ,K lk. fi 422 f' c 2 N71 ' i 1 ff' , 1,0 M ily! . l I X l X 5 f H' - K 1 1 if 1' , I M ff I -ll . . . J, , f T 99 l y p , x f-, 'in T The Academy Girls have nothing to do with members working on the Stage Crew. Brother Robert, Bookkeeper and Treasurer Brothers Hilaire and Brother ohn Maintenance Stage Crew FRE HME First row, back to front: K. Ciardiello, R. Cewe, B. Burgh, W. Bayer N. Balthasar, R. Apuzzo. Second row: J. Ganzle, A. Gambardella, G. Duffy, M. Dora, H. Di Meola, F. Dell, G. DeGennaro. Third row: C. Langan, W. Flynn, P. Hinman, B. Matthews, P. Grzy- bowski, G. Garrity, W. Gerner. Fourth row: R. Coldwell, F. Petrillo, A. Palange, Paugas, F. O'Con- nor, R. McMahon, D. Anderson, T. Malec. Fifth row: F. Antollino, Teto, T. Swedoclg, Sullivan, R. Scanlon T. Stackpole, I. Sarno. Sixth row: W. Wieland, R. Vitali, R. Torello, R. Vance, A. Tower W. Thomas, Religion Teacher: Mr. Sebestyen. 34 9 '- L-J Few seniors will believe that they came to Notre Dame as such a raw product. Day by day the processing takes place under the watchful guidance of their teachers. 35 Back Row, left to right: Brother Cajetan, c.s.c. Amendola, C., Piascik, B., Andreucci, L., Corso, R Chrystal, P., Manzo, R., Cremin, B. Hackett, T. Matrisian, J., Courcey, D., Lucchini, N., Marini, A. Pardee, B., Rykowski, R., Coughlan, W., Gambar della, V., Monaco, A., Pruchnicki, T., Ryan, W. Curran, J., Ferriolo, R., Lyons, W., Perry, W., Car- rano, A., Criscuolo, M., Evangelist, I-I., Della Pietra J., Salzano, F., Case, J., De Russo, J., Heffernan, M. O'Connell, J., Bohan, J., Della Pietra, R., Damato W., Hornish, R., Niziolek, P., Frattini, L., Degnan J., Anderson, J., I-loulihan, P., Wientzen, R., Buck nall, W., Novak, W., Smith, V. 1 K,lllllllb, L'. IXLISKJLIIIDNI, lxl, Lllllilllllll, 11. lllll. ulo, R, Carle, Saczynski, P. Robillard, J LaGreca, D. Fanning, G. Bismacl-1, R. Rully, J. Rapuano, N. Kennedy, D. Donegan, R Belli, R. Wallitce, R. Piontek, T. Keefe, A DiAdamo, P. Bardorf, R. Vaccafo, Papa L. Hardesty, H. Devine, N. Bacchiocchi, J Tuscano, F. Palmer, Hajnal, A. Coscina R. Arduini, R, Sullivan, T. Mulligan, M Garitta, F. Columbo, R. Anderson. Brother john Patrick, c.s.c. Front to Back, row 1: Caldarella, R. Della Selva, R. For- mica, D. Hyde, F. Milano, P. Reynolds. Row 2: F. Connolly, P. Daenzer, D. Fitzgerald, Hines F. Mercugliano, Whelan. Row 3: R. Bache, K. Condon, E. Cyr, R, Ferrucci, Mate jek, P. Vigliotti. Row 4: A. Azano, Collins, Cox, Dunn, T. Hayes C. Lobdell. Row 5: G. Anderson, P. Couture, Dixon, G. Haas, M Lenihan, C. N. Pettinella. Row 6: F. Adams, W, Carr, S. Consiglio, Gigantino, M Krashan, R. Paolillo. J, . 4 . 3, . . H 6 s a Y N ig 1,,, .i r J rf xg Sa 4' ff' I ew ff it , vt Q pw ' N si f , , Z .v,A, k,LX A f s r ' X ff at 33 uf hgh, . ' . v V, rr' af, wa, H f' . 1 1' ,i ' Q' A If 'G Right to Left, Row One: Richard Wozniak, Robert Jones: joseph Zirlis, Richard Zwirko, George Antonio, Donald Bruce, Frank Porto. Second Row: Richard Jordan, Harold Bell- more, George Ehlert, Daniel Shea, Fred Wallace, George Dayharsh, Fred Lawler, Edward Korzon, Leroy Wannacgot. Third Row: Richard Connors, David Pepe, joseph Skrzyniarz, Lawrence Michaud, Rich- ard Vennett, Tom Wilder, Benedict Biondi, Henry Mathis. Fourth Row: George Bishop, Richard Man- ko, james Mezzanotte, john Gebauer, Julius Marcarelli, Ralph Ianuzzi, Warren Mar- chette. Fifth Row: Ralph Meliso, james Cesario, William White, john Peach, Anthony Mal- tese, Alphonse Savarese. Sixth Row: john Brozek, Donald Byrne, Kevin Miniter, john Heaphy, Brother An- drew, c.s.c. Our ambassador of the highway UW t i . , e e t fi , a i lqilrff' fb, '1i. if-2'li AIAII: EA it 11b':' Q ,.,2 X .1 A fi '21 52:55 V- . 1 1.2. Wi R f 'i153g'l1 f V ff mf y f ,A,, Q .: ff Z if 'ii ff i XM!! -272. fl fy 2, 38 The first real lesson takes place when the Freshmen lf' .,' 1 'H' ,X 1 Left to Right, Row 1: Edward Pfnausch, john Lee, ames Pasqualoni. k Q' fi' 504 , .I J X f ff jf f M f 1 fad L Z I learn that all in their teens are not boys. Row 2: Brother Stefan, c.s.c. james Wilson, Wayert, Kenneth Schlitter, Raymond Ryan, liam Reilly, john Piedmont. Row 5: Frank Palmieri, David O'Keefe, Richard Niglio, Charles Morrissey, Philip Michaud, Domi- nic Mastriano, john McManus. Row 4: john Lechus, Michael Kristan, Albert Gut auskas, Adrian Goulet, George Gardella, John Flanagan, Paul Felch, Francis Esposito. Row 5: Robert Ellis, David Egan, Efrain De Jesus, Robert Culp, john Culliney, Salvatore Crisci Rich- ard Cody, Ronald Cassidento. Row 6: Matthew Carrano, Christopher Wulle, joseph Caporossi, George Brencher, Walter Zielinski, Mal- colmn Bellafronto, Thomas Bartlett, Louis Ab- bagnaro. I Q0 The latest fashion. Brother Cyrinus, c.s.c., G. Paolillo V. Pantani, W. Lamb, W. Frandy C. Pettinella, T, Murphy, P. Kennedy, Cusack W. Slie, T. O'Connor, Al Hunter, R, Coogan R. Savoysl-xi, A. Mortali, R. Guzzio, J. Clifford A. Rappa, P. Mason, J. juliano, D. Clalfey R. Warley, A. Prete, W. Maloney, E. Grether, V. Caragnano, A. Tonelli, R. Piscitelli, D. McCarthy, C. Gerard, F. Brow j. Tartaglione, R. Pinter, E. Latannzi, W. Galvin, L. Belenardo. 39 swim Today is yesterdays pupil. Criticism and reaction of modern teens are so brutally yet disarmingly frank, there's no teaching that will keep one more humble than the teaching of youth. But their appre- ciation is so very sincere and their praise so devoid of adult flattery -that, when it does come . . . spontaneous, unrehearsed, uncalculating . . . it is one of the deepest human joys of the Brotherhood. And because their potential- ities for good or evil are so terrific, because the stakes are so high in terms of eternity, there's no type of work more suited to draw a Brother closer to God, make him so com- pletely dependent on divine assistance and thus deepen the roots of his own spiritual life than working with and for today's teen-agers. You had better live your best and think your best todayg for today is sure preparation for tomorrow and all other tomorrows that follow. X, t Lf, Generally speaking, they who ask advice know what they wish to do. ,Jw X ' VX' ' Kr Q K 1 'Nw There is no moment like the present. Young Men, LW is Befire You In every undertaking there are leaders who guide and followers who contribute. The success of a great high school begins with the expert guidance of its leaders. O ye who have lost the way! Lef W. Sec A . WLm,X x 55, my sv. L s mc, t rn Right: R. Hopkins, E. Giamette, P. Wirtz, M. Sullivan, F. Lamboley, MacLaughlin, T. Torello. ond Row: R. Gibbons, R. Sylvia, A. Esposito, F. Selva, P. Votto, W. Brennan. Third Row: R. Bardorf, L. Luppi, A. Vanacore, A. Rapuano, D. McKenna, J. Quinn. W. Bellows. He is cm eloquent muh who SQPHQMQRE cun treat humble subjects I.. Celotto, T. Carr, R. Trenchhard, D. Kanoff, R. Miller, R. Smith, M. Montague, V. Lauorgna, R. DeBrigira, j. Amendola, W. McCarthy, M. Patrick. 42 with delicacy, lojijf things 'F R! Left to Right: C. Abbott, D. Giacondino, N. Barone, l.. Totte, 1. Travisano, K. Harrison, R. Vollero, P. Daly, P. Cahalen. impressively and moderate things tempemtebf. 1. Houlihan, T. Brancati, A. Fiorentino. Second Row: P. Curtis, R. jones, R. Flanagan, J. Sidera, H. Marriner, L lovieno, D. Mei, R. Regan, J. janenda. Third Row: W. Spignesi, J. Verdi, A. Piscetelli, A. Karcich, J. lfkolic, M Sullivan, W. Tuccio, N. Prete, M. Palmieri, J. Higgins. 43 f IW 5 71 awed? A ...... WF A 'i WJ, ibm W y n 'QW Q E153 Q ':.- 3 Q55 S A fm --p. 41:-urn an ...-., lE Q i an . , . I -l V 8 Mfr M X im I QX Q ' ' Lf ann. 4 OPT! ' Y-nw-1' mf First row, left to right: R. Drobish, L. King, G. Wadley, F. Coyle, j. Pagliaro. Second row: J. Quemere, C. Carlson, D. Reynolds, J. Finneran, E. Falcigno, N. Brunetti, R. Canclela, E. Konopa, P. Bello, J. Cicarelli. First row, left to right: D. Murphy, T. Goekler, P. Blondin. Second row: lst J. Dwyer, G. Kelly, R. Hannon, V. Diana, B. Holm, P. Coppola, D. Deloge, J. Leary, R. Flanagan. Third row: A. Melchionda, J. Christiane, K. Little, J. Cirasuolo, E. Piazza, C. Brooks, F. Driscoll, F. Avallone. When men are rightly occupied their amusement grows out of their work x'-.gp-7 Great spenders are bad lenders. If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it. People arc willing to help the man who helps himself Brother Stanley tells of the man who always put on his spectacles when about to eat cherries, in order that the fruit might look larger and more tempting. 1.3 .1 lst row: E, Squires B. Sexton J. Sicignano 2nd row: j. Losty W. Fusco N. Ortoli R. Burns D. Burns F. Hines M. Ricciardi P. Panzo Yard row: M. Ruggiero F. Esposito L. Caragnano W. Montague D.-Hanley T. Gray H. Sanzone F. Kavanagh lst row: J. Callahan F. Esposito J. Bellini J. Iacobelli A. DiNuzzo 2nd row: A. Zampano T. Meany P. Stillman J. Kane R. Reynolds R. Popsiacllo W. Martin M. Lauria 3rd row: T. O'Donnell F. McQuacle F. Raffone J. Lynch E. Miller M. Marchitto E. Grace J. Losry J. Smith lst row: C. Hines R. Pannella W. Torello W. Lyons 2nd row: W. Brennan P. Savage W. Salamon 3rd row: J. Lucash J. Hudalc F. Elia T. Moore 4th row: R. Januska L. Kuczynski L. Donnelley R. Bartolomeo J. Siena Top row: J. Looney L. Tierney D. Robertson Ro Davis E. Scannell F. Rak 1. Tubiak R. Gibbons J. Donegan A. jordan R. Puro E. Listwon J. Dinneen JU IDRS lst row: E. Zdrowski, D. Hayden, J. Mascia, D. Donovan, J. Benevenuti, T. Tiernan, N. Rascati, P. Nalewallc, W. Lancia. 2nd row: F. McKeman, L. Alberino, L. Petrucci, L. Birkler, W. Rowe, j. Burns, J. Flynn, Falato. 3rd row: J. Burwell, R. Canny, R. McLean, J. Buccini, J. Marcucci, J. Guzzio, J. Cronin. lst row: R. Izzo, T. Marczewski, J. Carey, M. McCarthy, E. Warley, R. Mei, E, Vinoski J. Lally. 2nd row: W. Laydon, J. Sullivan, A. Keating, B. O'Connor, W. Kapinos, M. Casey, F Martin, R. Macknis, E. Iarke. lst row: P. Barbarito R. Borelli E. Gaudio H. Connelly J. Ciochine R. Banak F. Beisler B. Thompson M. Higgins 2nd row: D. Judd J. Bartley J. Balchus G. Bannon J. Iannone M. Bonatti V. Grillo E. Reiman T. Giarno W. Candia D. Montano lst row: J. Shea R. Shaw D. Carr J. Richardson F. Prior W. O'Brien L. Acampora A. Reynolds 2nd row: W. Butcher P. Braun M. Anronucci E. Pevich G. Malone R. Donegan J. Casey John Casey lst row: D. Reilly G. Garofalo F. Adinolfi R. Scarpulla P. Leonardi G. Costello J. Hogan P. Virali R. Bruneau Zncl row: R. Hekeler M. Sola A. Esposito A. Agostinelli W. Margenau R. Nolan E. Ofhchiss S. Pozucek R. Butler L. Negri J. Torello x S ff . f ' 'fm 3 itztsz f 1 V q lst row: J. Sullivan, J. O'Roqrke, R. Gagne. 2nd row: J. Barry, H. Greenheld, E. Adams, JU 1011 xx . lst row: S. Giannelli, FI. Abbenante, L. White head, 1. Sayers, R. Breault, E. O'Brien, R Enscoe. Zncl row: D. May, R. Romao, P. Lombardi 1. Barrett, C. jefferson, R. Stark, W. O'Connor RIFLE CLUB rw JUNIOR VARSITY First row, left to right: Ralph Iannuzzi, Julius Marcarelli, Matthew Krashan, Francis Petrillo, Wil- liam Lyons, William Torello, Charles Lobdell, Roderick Vance. Second row: Paul Robillard, Benedict Biondi, Eugene Lattanzi, David Pepe, Tom Moore, joseph Skrzyniarz, Frank Cartenuto, Leonard Hardesty, Louis Iovieno, Hugh Devine. MATCH TEAM Sitting: Howard Marriner, Paul DeMennato, Frank Kennedy, Albert Breunig, Lucien Birkler. Standing: Edmund Falcigno, Frank McQuade, Brother Stanley, c.s.c., Richard Scarpulla, Roger Breunig. !5:Qf Standing: Peter Curtis, Paul Couture, Warren Margenau, Peter Vitali, Gerald Drechsler, Al Ago- stinelli, Norman Detullio. Sitting: Frank Dunn, Frank Diamartino, Frank Coyle, William O'Brien, Walter Collins, Robert Allen, Henry Mahon. TOMORROWS BAND One could only guess what they heard that day, but we all know that the Science Club is a success. vw, 53 C.S.M.C. Row 1: W. Martin, V. Diana, J. Callahan, T. Goekler, J. Sullivan, N. Rascati, R. julianelle, W. Brennan, T. Meany, R. Reynolds, F. Adinolfi, E. Grace. Row 2: H. Harrison, W. O'Connor, A .Esposito, L. Ac- ampora, J. lannone, P. Caliendo, j. Guzzio, G. Butcher, J Leary, V. Caragnano, 1. O'Rourlce. Row 3: R. Helder, R. Canny, F. Durso, P. McLean, L. Caragnano, J. Bellini, J. Haggerty, E. Ciarlo, W. Spignesi E. Reiman. Row 4: R. Wallace, R. Januska, R. Judd, R. Antonetti, R Bruneau, J. Eichler, W. Soby, F. Schubert, M. Caciopoli, R Nanfeldt. Row 5: W. Consiglio, D. Hanley, J. Purmont, M. Roper. C.S.M.C. RELIGION TEACHERS Row 1: R. Reynolds, W. Martin, W. O'Connor, M. Roper, T. Meany, R. Thomas. Row 2: A. Esposito, J. Iannone, R. Canny, P. McLean, L. Caragnano, M. Caciopoli, D. Hanley. DRIVER EDUCATION Left to right: B. Thompson, W. O'Con nor, R. Banak, R. Donegan, M. Casey, J. Cronin, P. Leonardi, W. Soby, R. Bruneau, Brother Thomas, c.s.c. AM: HOOL NEW HMIEN C.S.M.C. The C.S.M.C. has made it possible for its members and all the students of Notre Dame to help the poor and the needy ot' the far off mission lands as well as the needy here in our own states. The perpetual prayers of the students in the Shrine off the Library is what makes the C.S.M.C. and its activities flourish each and every year. The activities such as the clothing drive, the canned food drive, the Christmas Ball which is one of the biggest dances of the school, the candy counter in the Cafeteria, the Mite box drive, all these activities are done for the Holy Cross Mis- sionaries. All of our activities are guided by our Moderator Brother Theodore, c.s.c., and our officers President W. Con- siglio, Vice President J. Haggerty, Secretary R. Antonetti, Treasurer E. Ciarlo, and Administrative Assistant D. Han- ley. This year has been a very fruitful one for the C.S.M.C. THE C.S.M.C. RELIGION TEACHERS The C.S.M.C. has a group of fellows who with the guid- ing hands of the Sisters, The Parish Visitors of Mary Im- maculate from Saint Paul's Church try their best to teach the Catholic children in the public schools the Catholic Religion so that they may get to know God better. This year has as always been very successful and we want to take this time to thank the Brothers for the work they have done, our Moderator Brother Theodore, C.S.C., and of course the good Sisters of Saint Paul's, and Mike Roper for their support in this activity. si-Q Q92 3 elim Q If wi Alma and Mother at Brother's House Mr. Cavanuagh WILL IT WORK? Left to ri ht A A ostinelli L Whitehead ' ' g : . g , . , R.Paol1ll1o, R. Scar- pulla, H. Marriner, J. Dwyer, C. Bowman, R. Ryan, R. Nanfeldt, J. Siena, J. Hogan. FATHER AND SON BANQUET Y ,V va Communion Breakfast The world is content with set! ting right the surface of thingsg the Church aims at regenerating the very depths of the heart . . , She is engaged with what is essential, as previous and as introductory to the ornamental and the attractive . . . She is putting souls in the way of salvation . . CCardinal New- manl Rev. Arthur McCarthy, S. Blessed are the joymakers A , 142, My N... ,4- E, ,K XN.,,,,J z 't '52 Dads are windows through which sons see the world. DINING WITH DAD Education - A debt due from present to future generations 57 flea-iinitii . H iii, 1 , FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Donald Hyde Richard Ferrucci President Treasurer Timothy O'Connor Albert Mortali Secretary Vice President PAUL MICHAEL SWEENEY JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS joseph Iannone Brian O'C0nnor Vice President Secretary Michael Sola Gary Garofalo Treasurer President ' sz Y' N i ,QI I 'I - Born: June 23, 1939, New Haven, Connecticut SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Entered Notre Dame: September 8, 1953 Anthgny Moffgy Edward Qnoffio DIED: November 15, 1956 president Secretary R-I-R Lawrence Tierney Walter Salamon Treasurer Vice President mv 2.11 MOTHERS' CLUB sulillhil uzxtvwt . ... EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE NOTRE DAME MOTHERS' CLUB From row, left to right: Mrs. Arthur Wiley, Mrs. Alfred Calandrella, Mrs. Edward Squires, Mrs. Lewis julianelle, Mrs. joseph Klinski, Mrs. joseph Lamouneux, Mrs. Philip Caliendo, Mrs. Elmer Laydon. Second row: Mrs. joseph D'Andrea, Mrs. james Hogan, F ATHERS' CLUB Mrs. Carl Strabel, Mrs. Michael Heffernan, Mrs. Richmrtl Harman, Mrs. George May, Mrs. Stanley Dreschsler Absent from photograph: Mrs. Mark Barbarito Mrs Leonard Ceruzzi, Mrs. George Piazza, Mrs. August Stohr lx 9V 'v- pu -nf w..,f -' 1, OFFICERS OF THE NOTRE DAME FATHERS' CLUB Left to right: Brother Thomas, c.s.c., Mr. William Breuning, Mr. Gerald Cotter, Mr. john Sayers, Mr. Nicholas Palmieri, Mr. joseph D'Andrea. if Left to right: G. Moran, L. Esparo, B. O'Connor, S. Giannelli, F. Abbate, W. Egan, J. Torello, R. Vollero, J. Iannone, C. Pruchnicki, L. Alberino, C. Tufano, W. Salamon, L. Tierney, M. Sola, G. Garofalo, E. Onofrio, P. Savage, j. Ondrick, A. Morro. STUDENT COUNCIL Our Student Council was composed of men whom we chose to represent the student body. Under the leadership of President, Louis Esparo, and moderator, Brother Ger- manus, c.s.c., the Student Council issued charters of recogni- tion for all extra-curricular activities and dealt with any E-roblem which arose during the course of the school year. he Council members served as monitors in the halls during lunch periods. The most important job was to regulate all the social functions held at Notre Dame this year, a task which was handled admirably. 60 CLASS OFFICERS . K I ' l WILLIAM EGAN President Our Lady of Mt. Carmel . . . Bill . . . flashy smile . . . backfield powerhouse . . . liked and admired by all . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .Monogram 1, 2, 3,4...Track l,2,3,4... Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4 .... Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Shield 4 . . . Honor Society 3 . . . Student Council 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Math Club 3 . . . Science Club 4 . . . Stage Crew 3, 4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Here are our chosen leaders, who lead our march toward be- coming exemplars of the Christian concept of life, men of faith and honesty, of strength of character through self-mastery, of respect for the Christian family and lawful authority, of leadership in the pursuit of good - these are the NOTRE DAME MEN. WILLIAM CONSIGLIO Treasurer St. joseph . . . Bill . . . Got your potatoes kids, hmmmm . . . easy to get along with . . . . . . well liked . . . neat dresser ...C.S.M.C.1,2,3,4... President 4 . . . Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Shield 4 . . . Herald 3, 4 . . . Honor So- ciety 3,4'!..Art Club 3 . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mono- gram 4 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Class OfEcer 4 . . . Photog- raphy Club 1, 2. 1-K IWW DAVID DOYLE Vice-President St. Aedan . . . Daisy . . . gridiron stalwart . . . friend of Mother . . . nonchalant . . . sincere and straightforward . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mono- gram 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4...Monogram 2,3,4... Baseball 1, 2, 3 . . . Monogram 2, 3 . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Class Oflicer 4 . . . Stage Crew 4 . . . Shield 4. GERALD MORAN Secretary Sr. Francis . . . Jerry . . . in- telligent and versatile , . . N.D. hoopster . . . deep wit . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Honor Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 1, 2,3,4...Track2...Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 . . . Shield 4...Herald2,3,4...Stu- dent Council 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Boys' State. FRED ABBATE St. Ann . .' . modest and soft spoken . . . neat dress- er . . . 4 year Latin scholar . . . sincere . . . Honor Monogram 2, 3, . . . Honor Society 3 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Student Council 1, 4 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Adman 4. FREDERICK BONYAI St. Lawrence . . . ambi- dexterous greasemonkey . . . tall and lanky . . . Frankie's brother . . . Fritz . . . quiet and polite . . . Intramurals 1, 2. GIACOMO ACQUARULO St. Rose . . . Giac . . . ARNOLD AGNOLI Holy Infant . . . Arnie the teams best backer . . . Hey Ag . . . vivacious Foot- . . . friendly . . . ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mono- gram 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Base- incessant smile . . . ef- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 , , , Mono. fervescent . . . perennially loquacious . . . Track 2 Monogram 2 . . . Dance Committee 1, 2 . . . Glee Elub 1, 2, 3 . . .Adman VINCENT BOTARELLI St. Theresa . . . Vinnie . . . Turbulent personality . . . unquenchable exuber- ance . . . outward buffon- nery but inward intellect . . . Greek Club 4. gram 1, 2, 3, 4. . .Dance Committee 3, 4 . . . Shield 4 . . . Stage Crew 3, 4. RICHARD ANTONETT1 St. Peter . . . Rich . . ,. tall and genial . . . lik- able . . . steady and de pendable . . . C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling 3, 4...Monogram3,4... Dance Committee 4 . . . Shield 4 . . . Herald 4 . . . Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 3, 4 . . Photography Club 1, 2, . . . Library Club 3 . . . Secretary C.S.M.C. 4. 5 EDWARD BARAN St. Stanislaus . . . able . . . friendly . . quiet, unassuming . Football 1 . . . Glee I, 2. An Emi and FOUR HAPPY YEARS! How speedily they have passed! Four years packed with work, pleasure, good times, good friends. How we would like to re-live these happy years! But now they have come to an end, and yet, it is not an end but rather a beginning. Commencement, happy years! Com- mencement, that is what it really is, the beginning of a new EDMUND BOYLE St ohn Evan elist +1 'Ed ...latent energy... loads of freckles . . . Rifle Club 1, 2 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 2, 4 . . , Librarian 4 . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Art Club 3. PAUL BRAUN St. Aedan . . . Mother . . . the boy with the grave mathematical look . . . a gallant knight . , . Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Mono- gram 2, 3, 4 . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Ad- man 4. ALBERT BREUN IG Sacred Heart . . . Bw . . . auto enthusiast pleasant . . . likes town dates . . . . . . Dance Committee 3,4...Shield4. Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . Monogram 3. Y-H - - -v-V,------1 - -, I' -.- -A-eff-Q---, fv-- vi- ,Y--1--W -- - ROGER BREUNIG FRED BURKLE LESTER BURNS Heart Rog St Rita fleetfooted St Lawrence Dig that cool car studious sincere volatile genially iewel . . . I'm gonna and amicable . . . Track pleasant . . . likable nature . . talkative and 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 2, . . . laconic . . . Football puiar . . . Intramurals 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 1,2, 3... Dance Commit- MICHAEL CACIOPOLI St. Brendan . . . Chop- . . . Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 2,4 . . .Dance Committee tee 1, 2 . . . Glee Club , 2, 4 . . . Shield 4. 1, 2, 3 . . . Intramurals 1. a Beginning type of life, filled with new tasks and friends. At the same time we shall be continuing the friendships formed at Notre Dame and benefiting by the many lessons learned within its Eortals. Many were the lessons learned, not just from books ut from the many experiences we had both business and social. PHILIP 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . . Religious In- 2, 3 . . . Glee chop . . . friendly toward all . . . soft spoken . . . shy smile . . . inquisitive . . . C.S.M.C. 5, 4 . . . Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Shield 4 . . . Herald 2,4,...Library 3,4... Religious Instruction 3, 4 . . . Science Exhibit 3, 4. FRANK CALDEROLA St. Anthony . . . Blondie . . . hot rod enthusiast . . . hobby-sleeping . . . Attended Fairfield Prep 1, 2 . . . Dance Committee 4. CALIENDO JOSEPH CANETTI KEVIN CARPENTER EUGENE CIARLO JOHN CLEARY Chic . . . St. Anthony . . . Ace St. john Evangelist . . . St. Paul . . . Gene . . . St. George . . . john . . . . . . versatile . . . demon on the court Kev . . . Elvis Presley quiet and dependable . . . sarcastic wit . . . laugh a .nonchalant and . . . quiet and unassum- Il . . . quick wit . . .liked 4 year latin scholar . . . minute . . . serious and lively wit ing . . . likable . . . ami- by all . . . Cheerleading modest. . . intelligent. . . friendly . . . Football 1 2 3 4 . . . cable . . . Bowling 1, 4. 1, 2, 4 . . . Monogram 2 conservative . . . C.S.M.C. . . . Intramurals 2, 4 . . . Cheer- . . . Shield 4 . . . Glee 2, 3, 4 . . . Treasurer 4 Dance Committte 4 . . . Mono- Club I, 2, 3, 4. . . . Dance Committee 1, Shield 4 . . . Band 1, . Dance 2, 3, 4 . . . Shield 4 . . . 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 2, Herald 2, 3, 4 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Honor Monogram 3 . . . Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Mono- gram 4. 4. WILLIAM COADY St. Brendan Z . . Bill . . . Gentleman . . . car- rot top . . . loads of freck- les and red hair . . . friend ly and courteous . . . Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mon- ogram 3, 4 . . . Intramural 1, 2 . . . Dance Commit- tee 2, 4 . . . Student Coun- cil 3 . . . Class Officer 2 . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM COLOMBELL PETER CONWAY EDWARD COTTER JOSEPH blond . . . pleasant de- Sacred Heart.. . superla- St. Ann . . . Ed . . . . . . St. john meanor . . . erratically diff- tive student . . . former industrious . . . sociable . . . Torpedo . . . dent . . . likable . . . easy Jesuit student . . . long- and good natured . . . fine basketball player . to get along with . . . distance Shield 4 . . . Dance Com- pleasant and natural . . . of humor . . . Intramurals good natured . . commuter . . . well liked . . . good sense a friend of everyone . mittee 4 . . . Intramurals Shield 4 . . . Sta e Crew 1 2 . . . Dance Commit- ball 1 2 1. 4... 5 , , , 3 . . . Adman Science Exhibit 3 tee 1, 2 . . . Shield 4 . . . Honor Society 3, 4. . . . Swing Band 4 . . . Varsity Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Secretary 4 . . . Mono- gram 4 . . . Science Club 2 . . . Baseball Manager 2 . . . Monogram 2. ROBERT CRESCENZO St. John Evangelist . . . Sub . . . skilled in the art of basketball . . . very friendly . . . wild about everything pertaining to water . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3...Monogram... Dance Committee 4 . . . Shield 4 . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 64 MICHAEL CRISCUOLO St. Rose . . . Cris . . . hard worker . . . custom- ized bomb . . . sincere . . . friendly . . . energetic . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3 . . . Dance Committee 1, 4...Shield4...Var- sity Band 1 . . . Mono- gram I . . . Class Oflicer 1. BRIAN CROUSE St. Rose . . . mischievous . . . so long granma' . . . . . . what, me worry . . . sincere and studious . . . friendly . . . Football 3, 4 . . . Monogram 3, 4 . . . Baseball . . . Track 4 .. . Monogram 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3 . . . Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4.,.Shield4...Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 3, 4 . . . Sci- ence Exhibit 3, 4. JEREMIAI-I CRONIN St. joseph . . . Jerry ...oh, what a laugh . .. unpredictable . . . cheer- ful sense of humor . . . Golf 1. Wherever we are, wherever we may be, may our lives show the influence which has come from the wise counsels of the Holy Cross Brothers. In them we see all the characteristics worthy of admiration. Through four years at Notre Dame we are able to watch these men, the way they live and their mo- tives for living. The spirit of the Brothers, interfused by the example of their Patron, St. joseph, and fostered by the exercises of the . . easy to get along with ANDREW DePINO ROBERT CUSACK JAMES DADE ROY DAIGLE Joseph . . . Bob . . . St. Anthony . . . Dadio Our Lady of Victory . . . didn't' you . . . big stuff . . . rabid Roy . . . ace fisherman my car? . . . Dodger fan . . . likable . . . billiard eirpert . . . natured and serious . . . friendly . . . Intra- sleepy . . . amicable . . . genial . . . well liked murals 1, 2. good natured. . Intramurals 1, 2 . . . nager I, 2 . . . Mono- 1,V 2 . . . Dance mmittee 4 . . . Shield DAVIS WILLIAM Rita . . . originator of snow job . . . . and talkative ' 'hxgglnungsi P, 2 Francis . . Dip an 0 Hey Andy . . . quiet and GILROY DAVIDSON St. Aedan . . . Walt . . . sports car enthusiast . . . Gee . . . fun loving and sincere . . . very popu- lar . . . Football 1, 2, 5, 4...Monogram3,4... Intramurals I, 2 . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3... Stage Crew 4. PASQUALE D'ANDREA St. Anthony . . . Lizard . . . loyal to the cause . . . sly expression but inward honesty . . . friendly . . . loquacious . . . Manager 3, 4 . . . Monogram 3 . . . Adman 4 ...Stage Crew 3, 4. 7. .4 Q sociable . . . serious mind- ed . I. . well liked by all ROBERT DEST - - - nfmmufals 1' ?- 3- st. Paul . . . Bob ' ' ' S2s'1fif4C0mm1gef 3 friendly smile . . . oh, li 2 ' 393' those curls . . . always Clulfwl 5 3- - - S 1 0 ready fora good laugh . .. HENRY DINENNO ' ' .' ' ' .nge eifervescent . . . amicable - Crew 3, 4 . . . Science F than 1 I Our Lady of Victory Club 4 . . . Photography 2 ' ' ' mm' Hank . . . one of the Club 3 . . .Honor Mono- u S ' ' seventh period boys . . . gram 1. good student . . . amicable GERALD DINNEN religious life, is one of faith and zeal. The spirit of faith in- duces a Brother to see God in all things and above all to sanctify himself. The spirit of zeal attracts him towards children, to instruct them in the truths of religion and to penetrate their hearts with the teachings of the Gospels. Because of the Brothers' vigilance and guidance surely we ourselves are more perfect, striving to imitate our teachers in the world of tomorrow. towards all . . . C.S.M.C. 1 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, St' Aedan - - - jerry - . . . oh, boys . . . star 3' fi ' ' ' Dgzgilcogxrattge basket hanger . . . con- 4' ' varsi amd 1 2' genial and energetic . . . 3 '4' ' S FV ' ' Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . , . . . cience Club 4. Monogram 2 3 4 65 FRANCIS DOERSCHUCK St. Peter . . . Chuck . . . belligerent person- ality . . . prostrated boxer . . . real friendly . . . likable disposition . . . In- tramurals 1, 2, 4 . . . Dance Committee 3 . . Shield 4. ARTHUR DOLAN St. George . . . Doc hobby, no homework . . . hey, Doc, where did you get those spinners? . . . friendly . . . good sense of humor . . . liked by all. RICHARD DOLAN EDWARD DONADIO FRANCIS DURSO St. Brendans . . . Rick St. Augustine . , . Ed St Rose . . . energetic and straight . . . Boxer . . . new hard worker forward . . . capable . . . Studebaker . . . one of the dious quiet ar socially active . . . friendly boys . . . friendly . . . thought of disposition . . . C.S.M.C. well liked. Honor Soci 2, 3 . . . Dance Committee Monogram 3, 4 . . . Shield 4 . . . Dance Committee ?e?ld 3 . . . Glee Club Math Club 4 JOHN ESPOSITO JOHN EICHLER LOUIS ESPARO Sr-,,Bernade5IF - - - SODA St. Aedan . . . John Boy . . . Assumption . . . Lou:: giskgtbalitlglggf Said . . . Liberace smile . . . courteous and amicable... scholastically inclined . . . C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 3, 4 . . . Mono- Honor gram 3, 4 . . . Monogram 3, 4 . . . In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . , Dance Committee 3, 4 . . . Shield 4 . . . the Como of N.D. . . . neat dresser . . . oh, girls . . . easy-going dy- namo . . . curly hair . . . Football 1, 2 . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club Monogram by everyone . . . amicable . . . Glee Club 1. MICHAEL ESPOSITO St. Brendan . . . Espo . . . snapjack kid . . . al- ways ready for a good time . . . graduate of the Billiard Academy . . . well liked . . . friendly disposition . . . Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 3, 4. . Masks iss if it 3 M' ' A r.' i EUGENE GARGIULO THOMAS GERSZ DONALD FRATTINI St. Paul . . .U Don . . . St. Michael . . . Gene' THOMAS FOLEY RQY FRANCESCHET Chevy Bel-Air . . . good Hey Brudder, I.got it H H . student . . . capable . . . . . . keen disposition . . if-iggssd-li-kglblgom gob QROYff1Cem Sgcisllrgsan- If-leaianti persongityl . . car craftsmaln . . . Football U V--- ' ' ...B l .. things come in small pack- ant , . . man with the at- - fa? Intramurals I imramumil: Etbai 1 ages . . . various outside tendance pad . . . always Stage Crew 5, 4- ' sports interests . . . Base in good spirits . . . friend- ball 4. ly . . . Track 4 . . . In- 55 tramurals 3 . . . Stage Crew 3, 4. JOSEPH GIUNTA U H Ann... Joe . . . scholastically in- . . . infectious laugh THOMAS GLYNN St. Aedan . . . Tommy . . . Loads of freckles and red hair . . . popular . . , DOMINICK GOLIA St. Michael . . . Dom ...Mr.snowjob... Dance Committee 3, 4... Shield 4 . . . Glee Club 2, 3 . . . Photography JAMES HART JOSEPH HART MICHAEL IOVANNA Brendan . . . Jimmy St. Brendan . . . Joe . . . St. Anthony . . . Mike' courteous, and quiet and sincere . . . well . . . friendly and quiet . . . . . . slow drawl liked . . . modest . . . bandman . . . very in- natured and affable genial . . . Track Manager dependent . . . a nice guy Football 1 . . . Track 2, 4 . . . Monogram 2, 4 . . . Intramurals 4 , . . . Intramuals . . . Varsity Band 2, 3, 4 Varsity Band 3, 4 , . , . . . Shield 4 . . . Glee . . . Monogram 2, 3, 4 . . . Swing Band 4 . . . Mono- lub 2, 3, 4 . . . Rifle Intramurals 2. gram 4 . . . Photography lub 2. Club 1. RALPH GRECO JOHN HAGGERTY mischlegous ' ' ' hobbigs St Lawrence Greek St Peter Hag sunny disposition energetic. . . always ready - stu ying and billar s ' -- ' ' ' - . i '- ' ' ' . ' Society 1, 2, 3, 4 for a good time . . . . . . full time part time 'nigga--what ya flxnlotr? gtg! and sclraiunfesf sen' Monogram 1 . . . Track 2, 4 . . . Intra- job . . . Bowling 2, 3, mmheru ' 31106 linemaf abou! fha Ph ics.. orgm Commiffsf 4 ' ' ' murals 1' 2' 3' 4 ' ' ' 4 ' ' ' Monogram 2' 3' 4' . . . locquacious person- friendly . lES.MC 'li uh 1' 2' 3' 4 ' ' ' Track Monogram 2 ' ' ' ality . . . Football 1, 2, 2, 3, 4 . . . Dance Com- 3, 4 . . . Monogram 3, 4 . . . Track 2 . . . Intra- murals l, 2 . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Shield 4...StageCrew4... mittee 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Photography Club 3 . . . Shield 4. ROBERT JULIANELLE Our Lady of Victory . . . Bob . . . Unostentatious and unassuming . . . friendly and pleasant . . . outside athletic interests . . . Shield 4 . . . C.S.M.C. 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2. Q' RICHARD KEBART Out Lady of Pompeii... Rich . . . imperturbable . . . dependable . . . quiet . . . blank expression but inwardly intellectual . . , friendly . . . Glee Club 2, 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 5 KELLNER EUGENE KILEY WILLIAM KINNARE RICHARD KLINSKI . easy going St. Aedan . . . Gene . .. St. George . . . Bill . . . St. Joseph . . . Dick . . always friend- good natured . . . amicable Oh that red hair . . . mas- - - . could sell 2 magalirle courteous and co- . . . well liked . . . Base- ter with a pool ball . . . I0 H newstand OWHCI' . . . . . . Football l, ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mono- courteous and friendly . . . flYf1amlC PCl'50U3llfY - - - Student Council 1, gram 3, 4 . . . Dance Football 2 . . . Mono- IFICCSSMIIY PICHSHUI - - - . . . Shield 4 . . . Track Committee 3, 4 . . . Intra- gram 2 . . . Golf 1, 2, 3 Track 3, 4 . . . Monogram 2 . . . Dance Commit- murals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . . . .Intramurals 1, 2, 3... 3, 4 - - - Magalille Drive 67 e 2,4 . . . Glee Club 1 Shield 42 . . Herald 4 Dance Committee 4 . . . Trophy 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . Manager l, Shield 4. Rifle Club 1, 2. 3. ROBERT KOSHIS St. Anthony . . . Bob . . . quiet . . . slow steady type . . . deep, booming voice . . . laissez-faire . . . friendly . . . pleasant . . . Adman 4. RALPH LAURELLO St. Vincent de Paul . . . Ralph . . . hey are you related? . . . perspicacious . . . courteous and cooperative . , . congenial . . . Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 4 . . . Dance Committee 2, 4 . . . Intra- murals 1, 2, 3 . . . Shield 4. CHARLES MCAREE Our Lady of Victory . . . Charlie . . . our refugee from japan . . . world travel- ler . . . at N.D. in sophomore and senior years . . . carefree '. . . Football 2 . . . Shield 4 . . . Herald 4. JOHN MCDONNELL St. Aedan . . . Jack . . . very serious . . . quiet and re- served . . . friendly personality . . . Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Monogram 2 . . . Baseball 3, 4... Monogram3... Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Mono- gram4...Track2... Monogram 2 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Dance Com- mittee 4 . . . Shield 4 . . . Herald 4 . . . Honor Society 3...RiHeClub2 ...Pho- tography Club 3, 4. JOSEPH LAMOUREUX Our Lady of Victory . . . joe . . . difhdent . . . career boy scout . . . friendly and soft spoken . . . unpretentious . . . likable . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3. JOSEPH LEE St. Rita . . . joe . . . N.D.'s Roger Bannister . . . glib talker . . . discerning . . . omnipresent wit . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3 . . . Dance Committee 4 Honor Society 3 . . . Varsity gand 2, 3 . . . Science Club ROBERT MCDONALD St. Brendan . . . Bob . . . where did ya go last night Tom? . . . lively wit . . . well liked . . . friendly . . . amicable . . . Football 1, 2 . . . Monogram 2 . . . Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 4 . .. Dance Committee 4 . . . Shield 4 . . . Photography Club 3, 4. are amfavwgf- W' 4 . . , DONALD LANOUETFE St. Patrick . . . Duck . . one of the boys . . . friendly . . . loquacious . . . Intra- murals 4 . . . Rifle Club 1 . . . Adman 4. l -. DENIS LORENZ Holy Infant . . . Den . . . STANLEY I-ILIENTHAL quiet and friendly . . . scien- St. Stanislaus . . . Lili . . . fi5CaUY,inCliUed - - - hafldl' SS Ford . . . electronic mafkwlfh 3 ffombone - - - whiz . . . dependable . . . VMSIIY Band 2. 3. 4 - 1- - congenial, capable . . . in- M0H081'am 1. 2. 4 - - - SWIUS dustrious lazybones . . . Sci- Band 2. 5. 4 - - - DHHCC C9111- ence Club 3 . . . Dance Com- mlffef 2. 3. 4 - - - Shield mince, 4 . . . Herald 3, 4 . . . Hon- or Society 3, 4 . . . Science Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Library Club 2, 3 . . . Great Books Club 2, 3 . . . Greek Club. 4. LAWRENCE MCHUGH Holy Infant . . . Lighthouse . . . campus clown . . . caustic wit . . . occasionally serious FRANCIS MCMANUS ...areal live wire... U U well liked . , .Football 1, 2, Sr- .Aedan - - -, Pm - - - 3, 4 , . . Monogram 2, 5, 4 chief . . . mischievous... . . l Golf 2, 5, 4 , , , Mono- facetious . . . would be driyer gram 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramurals - - - good Student - - - VUSITY 1, 2, 5, 4 n I I Dance Com. Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram glance lg 2, 4 . . 2iShield 2 - -I - ffafk 41 - . - guita- C . muras,, ...win rage few Band 3, 4 . . . Science Club 1. JOSEPH MALAFRONTE St. Anthony '. . . Happy Joe . . . speedo . . . unostentatious . . . unassuming . . . enjoys life in a a quiet way . . . friendly. PETER MASCOLA St. Peter . . . Pete . . . snap- iacks . . . carefree gridiron stal- wart . . . well liked . . .amicable . . . Football 3, 4. MICHAEL MEDLEY St. Aedan . . . Mike . . . ver- satile athlete . . . grid flash . . . modest and softspoken . . . one of the most pleasant fellows on the hill . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Mono- gram 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2 . .. Track 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1 . . . Class Officer 2, 3. RICHARD MINORE St. Rose . . . Bones . . . varied outside athletic interests . . . nonchalant . . . quiet and likable . . . friendly . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Adman 4. MICHAEL NALEWAIK St. Gabriel . . . is that right . . . track star . . . great party giver . . . well liked . . . friendly . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . Monogram 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . Adman 4. PETER MARTIN St. Aedan . . . Pete . . . care- free and likable . . . loquacious . . . infectious laugh . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Glee Club 4. JOHN MATTEO St. Donato . . . John . . . hey Leney . . . calm and col- lected , . . likes to read the Times . . . fzn loving . . . Intramurals 1, 3, . JOHN MIHALYAK Our Lady of Victory . . . John . . . blonde and quiet . . . pleasant mannerisms . . . likable nature . . . amicable . . . Baseball 1. WILLIAM MULVEY St. Josephs. . . Bill . . . laissez- faire . . . friendly and sociable . . . Basketball 1, 3 . . . Mono- gram 3 . . . Intramurals 2, 3. RICHARD NANFELDT St. Brendan . . . Dick . . . good student . . . likable person- ality . . . straightforward . . . C.S,M.C. 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Dance Commit- tee 1,2,4...Shield4... Library Club 3 . . . Science Club 3, 4 . . . Greek Club 4. 'ST DENNIS NARDINI WILLIAM O'CONNOR . Paul . . . Dino . . . St. Aedan . . . Okie oad shoulders . . . ready . . . artistically bent . . . ile . . . quiet . . . sincere avid auto enthusiast . . . . . Football 1, 2 . . . quiet and laconic . . . aseball I . . . Golf 2 . . . genial . . . Art Club I tramurals I, 2, 4 . . . . . . Band I . . . Football lee Club 1. 3 . . . Science Exhibit 1, 2, 3. THOMAS PARTRIDGE RICHARD PEKARI St. john Baptist . . . Our Lady of Victory . . . Froggie . . . lean and Dick . . . sharpshooter lanky . . . one of the boys . . . scientifically minded . . . friendly . . . un- . . . facetious . . . carefree ostentatious , . . amicable . . . enthusiastic . . . Cheer- . . . Intramurals 1 . . . leader 2 . . . Rifle Club I, Glee Club 3. 2, 3 . . . Science Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Photography Club 3. JOSEPH ONDRICK Holy Infant . . . joe . . . dependable and well man- nered . . . swimming en- thusiast . . . industrious Orangeite . . . friendly ...RifleTeam l,2,3... Student Council 4 . . . Math Club 3 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Track 3, 4 . . . Dance Committee 4. RICHARD PANAGROSSI St. john Evangelist . . . Dick . . . affable and well liked . . . warm smile . . . friendly . . . Shield 4 . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Officer 1. JOHN PETERS St. john Evangelist . . . jack . . . Volatile . . . easygoing . . . hot Dodge . . . roley-poley . . . well- liked . . . affable . . . In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Shield 4 . . . Art Club 2. MICHAEL ONDUSKO Sacred Heart . . . Mike . . . silent and studious . . . good natured . . . depend THOMAS O'SULLIVAN Holy Infant . . . jeff . . . sincerely studious subtle sense of humor . . . able . . . unassuming , . . friendly . . . an Orange reserved . . . Football 1 . . . Dance Committee 3 Bowling 4. RICHARD PAOLILLO St. Rita . . . Dick . . . webfoot . . . inquisitive future doctor . . . imper- turbable . . . slow but sure . . . regular . . . In- tramurals 3, 4 . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Rifle Club 1, Z . . . Science Club 2, 3, SANTO PETRUZZELLO Holy Rosary . . . Shookie . . . sax virtuoso . . hot stick-shift six . . . carefree . . . popular . . . Football 1, 2 ,... Track 2 . . . Dance Committee 2 . . . Varsity Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 3, 4 . . . Swing Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Presi- dent 4. i farmer . . . Golf 3, 4... Intramurals 3, 4 . . . Dance Committee 4 , . . Shield 4 .. . Herald 3, 4 . . . Hon- or Society 3, 4 . . . Rifle Club 2 . . . Math Club 3 . . . Honor Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4- HENRY POLIO St. Ann . . . Henry ... cool Olds . . . hey get the potatoes . . . hobby - vacation . . . a friendly guy . . . amicable. JOSEPH POMPA St. Mary . . . Pomp . . . sports enthusiast . . . boy dig that cool car . . . valley boy . . . pleasant . .. Baseball I . . . Golf 3, 4 .. . Monogram 3, 4 . .. Intramurals 1 . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Basket- ball 2, 3 . . . Mono- gram 2, 3. PHILIP RAPUANO St. Paul . . . Phil . . . hot rod fan . . . popular . . . well liked . . . Intra- murals l, 2 . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Shield 4 ...Art Club 2. CHARLES PRAWDZIK St. Brendan . . . Charlie sparkplug of the Glee Club . . . wizard at the piano . . . quietly reserved . . . pleasant demeanor... Dance Committee 4 . Honor Society 3, 4 . Swing Band 3, 4. RICHARD REYNOLDS Our Lady of Victory . . . Dick . . . West Havener from the Spa . . . quiet and polite mannerisms . . . 4 . , . Shield 4. PAUL ROBERTSON St. Agnes . . . Cueball m . . . EImc2? . . . hardl and studious worker . . . active . . . popular andl practical . . . Honor So-l ciety 3, 4 . . . Honor Mon- gram1,2,3,4... Varsity Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 2, 4 . . . Treas- urer 4 . . . Manager 2 . . . Intramurals 3, 4 . . . Dance Committee 3, 4 . . . Scholar of the Year 3 . . . Shield 4 . . . Herald 3, 4 . . . C.S.M.C. 3 . . . Science Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Math Club 3, Library Club 3. JON PURMONT St. Lawrence . . . 'jon . . . friendly disposition . . . art enthusiast . . . sincere . . . amicable . . . C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4 . . . Vice-President 3 . . . Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Shield 4 . . . Herald 2, 3, 4...GleeClub3,4... Monogram 3, 4 . . . Man- ager 1. JOSEPH ROMANO Sacred Heart . . . joe . . . frequent visitor to Hartford . . . amiable . . . blank expression . . . always ready for a good time . . . Intramurals 1, 2,3,4...Shield4... Basketball 2. DOMINICK St. John Baptist . . . gu . . . that Tony curl . . . Winston . . . small volcano likable . . . ostent . . . Dance Committee . . . Shield 4 . . . Tennis PASQUALE PERFETTO St. john Evangelist . . . Pat . . . good dancer . . . natty dresser . . . Panagrossi's shadow . . . friendly and sincere . . . Football 1 . . . Intramurals 1 . . . Dance Committee 4 .. . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4. FRANCIS REDGATE St. Peter . . . Frank . . . a likeable fellow . . .C.S. M.C. 3 . . . Glee Club 3, fleet footed . . . who's the blonde? . . . quiet . . . sincere . . . well liked . . . Trgk 3, 4 . . . Monogram 3, . MICHAEL ROPER DENNIS RUSCONI Our Lady of Victory . . . St. Aedan . . . Rusco Mike . . . a real example . . . hard worker . . . go of the code . . . likable getter . . . popular . . . . . . friendly . . . good Track 1, 2 . . . Mono- worker . . . C.S.M.C. 1, gram 2 . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 2 . . . Dance Committee 2. 1 . . . Religious Instruc- tion 2, 3, 4. SANNINO JOSEPH SANTAGATA Bernadette . . . Cook- St. Brendan . . . Joe .. crew cut . . . how about a chirp . . . outside interests quick witted . . . ready CARL SASSO . future electronics for a good time . . . well gt. Rose , , , Sass . .i . studious . . . liked . . . friendly'. . . In- 1 ' ' h liked . . . Honor So- tramurals 1, 2 . . .Swing Q ,aingti-Egg rigughocimis . Varsity Band Band 4 . . . Varsity Band sports enthusiast , , . Colm- 5, 3 . . . Swing Band 1, 21, 3, 4 . . . Monogram wus ' I . popular and well 3 MILTON STROBEL Milt . . . school spirit . . . resonant voice . . . good humored . . . capable . . . friendly . . . diversified ' liked . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 2, 3, 4 Track 2 . . . Monogram 2 Stage Crew 4. PETER SCHIRMEIER Our Lady of Mt. Carmel . . . Pete . . . reserved . . . good natured . . . one of the boys '. . . square shooter . . . ami- cable . . . friendly . . . C.S.M.C. 3 . . . Track 3, 4 . . . Monogram 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Shield 4 . . . Science Club 4. FRANZ SCI-IUBERT, JR. St. Boniface . . . Franz . . . imagine that . . . hard worker . . . sincere . . . energetic . . . our famous personality . . . C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4 . . .Golf 1, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 4 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4... .Shield 4... Science Exhibit 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Religious Instruc- tion 2, 3 . . . Intramurals .f Af 4 ff. 4 f f i 1' ff 'i JOHN SICLARI St. Bernadette . . . John . . . hey Brudder, I gotta woik . . . calm . . . friendly . . . well liked ...GleeClub3... Shield 4 . . . Dance Com- Sw 'a. ' za f' .. if ja' 1 i f? ,I J ,y I as iff 1741 , fl Qc, f if V ,az K fam 14641 f fi .ff f S f W If . 1 . Q is ' t 2111 L if 3 C n JAMES STACKPOLE Our Itady of Victory . . . . . . Jim . . . hard worker . . . reserved sense of humor . . . warm smile . . . well liked . . . C.S.M.C. l . . . Intramurals , 2, 5 . . . Class Ofiicer I. interests . . . Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. PETER SIENA Petesy . . . that and good natured . . . . Intramurals 3 . Stage Crew 3, 4. St. John Evangelist . . . hmmmmm . . . sincere. well liked . . 2 Track 4 mittee 1, 4. WHS ROBERT THOMAS St. Paul . . . Bob . . . enjoys good music . . . studious . . . active . . . well liked . . . C.S.M.C. 3 . . . Dance Committee 2,3,4...Shield4... Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Honor Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Swing Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram 2, 4 Student Council 2 . . . Great Books Club 3 . . . ROBERT TUFANO St. Anthony . . . Bob . . . unassuming nature . . . Tufano 32 . . . sincere.. . well liked . . . dependable . . . Intramurals 2, 3. ROBERT WHITE St. Michael . . . Bob . . . uh, what was that again Brother? . . . serious now and then . . . life is just a bowl of cherries . . . friendly . . . Intra- murals 3, 4 . . . Track 4. ROYCE TONI CHARLES TUFANO St. Francis . . . Royce St. Anthony . . . Chollie . . . star Knight punter . . . baseball enthusiast . . . . . . hey Brudder . . . amiable and well liked... nonchalant and good na- class leader . . . Baseball tured . . . amicabf . . . 1, 2, 3,2 . . . Monograrp 1 2 . . . l, 2, , ...Intramuras Football ' ' 3, . . . 2, 3,31 . . . Dance com. BROTHER THEODORE, c,s.c. I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . mittee 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Monogram Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Officer 1, 3. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4... Dance Committee 1, 2 . . . Shield 4 . . . Art Club 2. FRANCIS WALSH RICHARD WELCH St. Claire . . . Buddy St. john Baptist . . . high stepper . . . pleasant Dickie . . . Pine Rock . . modest and laconic boy . . . carefree and un- . . . genial . . . Intramurals assuming . . . slow drawl 3, 4 . . . Varsity Band 1, . . . genial . . . well liked NANCY When school days at Notre Dame are but pleasant memories, a student applies the fruit of his studies in becoming an integral part of New Haven life. Catholic education sup- plements his natural ability as he accepts the 3, 4. I l I Football 1 . . . Shield opportunities and challenges offered in the 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 4. many fields of business and industry. ROBERT WIENTZEN ARTHUR WILEY LEONARD WISNESKI WILLIAM WB Our Lady of Victory , . . Butch . . . easygoing nature St. Stanislaus . . . Lenny Bob . . . Buttercup . . . occasional wit . . . . . . easy-going attitude . . . pleasing personality latent intellect . . . amiable toward life . . . imperturb- . . . courteous . . . calm . . .well liked . . . Track able . . . amiable . . . and unruffled . . . amiable 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Rifle Club laconic . . . Science Club . . . Football 1 . . . Base- 1, 2, 3, 4. 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 4 . . . Monogram 3, 4 ball 1 . . . Intramurals 1, . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1 . . . 2, 3, 4 . . . Dance Com- . . . Swing Band 1. Committee 3, 4. mittee 4 . . . Shield 4 . . . Varsity Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Swing Band 3, 4. St. Peter . . . Big Bill r boat enthusiast . . and companionable popular . . . Football going Knight line . GRADUATION ls it not the school, that knows man's purpose for living, who is best prepared to teach the student the lessons of life? PAUL SXVEENEY came to Notre Dame and he learned well all he had to know for this world. Catholic educa- tion has no equal regardless of the social advantages of other institutions. HONOR SOCIETY Louis Alberino, John Bartley, john Callahan, joseph Cronin, Gerald Drechsler, joseph Flynn, Robert Gagne, Gary Garofalo, Stephen Giannelli, james Guzzio, james Hogan, joseph Iannone, Paul Lombardi, Werner Margenau, joseph Mascia, William O'Connor, Louis Petrucci, Edward Reiman, Russel Reynolds, john Richardson, William Rowe, William Soby, Michael Sola, Ross Stark, Thomas Tiernan, john Torello, Lewis Whitehead. HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS: Abbate, Fred, Botarelli, Vincent Caciopoli, Michael, Ciarlo, Eugene, Conway Peterg Lorenz, Denis, McDonnell, john, Moran GeraldgNanfeldt, Richardg Ondrick, joseph O'Sullivan, Thomas, Prawdzik, Charlesg Robert- son, Paul, Thomas, Robert. llatiunal llonqr Society 3 Z Z '1-FE F 1 I S Il' LIBRARY CLUB First row left to ri ht. Wm O'Connor, D. Hanley , L: ' - A Second Row: L. Michaud, J. Siclera, B. Holm, M. Caciopoli, V. Diana, T. Meany, CF. O'Connor absent from the picture.J LIBRARY CLUB BROTHER STEFAN, c.s.c. Moderator of Honor Society and Library Club. Y .gli- S SF Q S I X A Q' A QE X Q , F , x 9 in - Q O O Q U Q 0 Qziiiiilif 1 V 'if E er'-2 N ' f iw ' ,, 2. E I . i -5 9 . M sf W' K if W'-95 ff . . lf, . 9 A K si 55 :Ex 15? if mf , 'L This Q !r mt 4 'li' -Q 'Ms Looking at the bright side of things. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Voluntary student activities, whether of a religious, cultural, so- cial, educational or recreational nature, can contribute to the de- velopment of a growing boy much that is helpful. Properly utilized and- directed these activities, besides furnishing healthful outlets for youthful energy and enthusiasm, can provide excellent opportunities for exercising initiative and leadership, for developing a sense of responsib- ility as well as a willingness to ac- cept it, for teaching the art both of cooperating with others and winning their cooperation. Like a loving father. Who can describe the pleasure? xv .., 5 l as 'K W f X MJ. .Lf A essi ,tt sy as A few friends who understand me, and yet remain my friends. ik NN! Happiness grows in our own garden. Bright and happy words 5 555. Wonder is involuntary Praise. 1' w EVENTS OE SPRING ON REVIEW Z ff!! NJN? Looking back ,f VK 'jf-XJJ V .. it Lest we forget I 4. I L rp E iii H My f, ,M ,ff ff sf NHL' 117 11 0 fx n 'vga' it-li ll Ys ,S 3-Nui? W 'W BASEBALL TEAM Left to right: D. Doyle, J. Torel lo, A. Morro, j. Casey, C. Tufano, j. Lynch, B. O'Connel, J. Doyle, A. Flanagan, M. Deskin, j. Rafferty j. Killy, R. Manko, E. Collins, R Toni, M. Esposito, B. O'Connor, G Piazza, W. O'Connor. The Hornets took this one I00. SHUTOUT HILHOUSE 7-0. Naugatuck went that way eiwggff 'G ' - f gf, l ' .ifiw - 3 :3 ' . whanrit .A -wr +-.......W.e-. k', - W ATHLETE OF THE YE! I MAN OF THE YEAR ROBERT O CONNEL DAVID ELLIS SCHOLAR OF THE YEAR PAUL ROBERTSON 41. ,Q .3 KX 'Q ,. if 1' F 'Q A fi X s . - .Q 'H PAT MORRO AWARD OUTSTANDING BASEBALL PLAYER ALAN FLANAGAN All X . ' 5 Q 5 s it I O A N .,,. , , E i f. A -, if .1 .Q K Left to right: A. Wiley, R. Donegan, J. Lee, T. Cooke, L. Cerruzzi, D. Spillane, M. Hunter, J Costello, M. Riccardi, Mr. McKeown, coach. F. Driscoll, 1. Ondrick, F. Burkle, J. Geelan, B. Egan, N. Bauer, D. Haydon, B. hydon. J. Hart, M. Medley, C. Reynolds, A. Oliveri, A. Miller, C. Laclner, F. Redgate, B. Coyle. FASTEST ALL ROUND TRACK SQUAD THEY'RE OFF 84 ' vip x -Q ' jswym +- 'Q S, M-J . ,, x Our own Roger Bannister Sho:-pu: Arrisr ww 4-Q K my., NSW fs-A 'aw , . rf W ' , N A. H ,,,.'.n 'WL H ,iff - 'ff fm ' .QW M ,4i Z 2, 1- +45 J Q-ws . N NAU, Q NN UAL SCIENCE EXHIBIT The art of first aid The Second Annual Science Exhibit of Notre Dame High School was held in the school March 16. Over 200 students participated and demonstrated 120 projects that were set up in the school's gymnasium and in various classrooms. The entire exhibit was under the direction of Brother Stanley and his staff of science instructors. 4iTkiE fgoscitto- f1SCOPE if STAN rfLiUENTHAL I itie no-ss A confused scientist? ? ? ? S Fin- Savage explains the mysteries of the Tesla Coil g..1--.....M..... - This is your life. Malcolm Root explains chart on FISH NOURISHMENTH to interested onlookers The Science Club is composed of students from the Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics classes. Through the medium of bi-weekly meetings, demonstrations, lectures by professional men and field trips, the club hoped to stimulate scientiflc interest and understanding in Notre Dame students. 87 ww 'J -I 'Qui ,, ,A W? Y K 47 ,V wk . f S . wx- f Q 1 ,J H. in . '-. . .kkb . 'lf 9 TEV ,, 7' X , A - A 5 :Tj Q eq' -i jg X . , I. If , . X 3 gr-qnx V' 'K 1 fax f jx N! I , 4 , Q f Q 5 , , .. X f f X J X XDFK ig it I? xx 1 r ,- z .YE f Q1 23 1 L.. S in k:..r A smile from Bill INTEREST BEYOND THE CLASSROOM John, look at the birdie! Senior Prom Committee ,Q N .. .g 5 V. . Q . What! Polio's attention is elsewhere immiu---M5 lF .1 in fb W, K X n.. ' Dancing under il rainbow. Venus make my wish come true zamihihni ul' U me Oklahoma Salute Enthusiastic Sulbpor All that glitters is not gold, it's Kevin's watch . Doubles in Precision 4' V ... 5- F , ,, 5- Lp. ,, ,, -A w 1.2, f School Activities People w111 say we re m love japanese Legend All Have a Happy Time Swing in Spring People will say 94 . Rogers and Hammerstein's Surrey was Ain't she Sweet Villain Flynn Japanese Legend In May the Music Department arrived at the height of perfection with its brilliant performance of the SPRING FESTIVAL. The combined efforts of Brother Pierre, the Glee Club, the Swing Band, the Corettes, and the Concert Band plus the untiring work of the Art Club, the Stage Crew, and Choreographcr joe Hayes made possible an enjoyable eve- ning for all who attended. Brother Ephrem O Dywer, c.s.c., Vice Provincial of the Eastern Vice Province of the Brothers of Holy Cross. ARCHBISHOP DEDICA TES NEW BUILDING ii 2 Laying the Corner Stone, Sunday April 8. 96 Reverend Richard Sullivan, c.s.c. Director of Pius X Seminary gives principal address. Hi! Excellency Archbishop Henry O'Brien, D.D. Y,x Archbishop O'Brien 127 Received Dzlblomezs at Seventh Annual Commencement Knights receive their reward Faculty and clergy stand in tribute to Notre Dame 'Q .. ge .V Q QE, i 'H X 1' 4:-Q . Q7 IA' K 'If Km , fx, , . lf I ,lx J Ak,' I .. , , 5,',.0.aw'.4Xf A , - g+f,.m 5 C Qzwfsfl ' . ' 'ffkkp h ., Aggwkm J f it 5 - 1 Q A lt. If f 0N0N0'-G0N010 -01f0N01s710 '040'10X6'44?'0 -040 9 Brothers of Holy Cross UNITED STATES PROVINCE Brothers are located in the following houses of the Congregation: PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION, Norte Dame, Indiana GENERALATE, Rome, Italy COLUMBA HALL, Notre Dame, Indiana ST. JOSEPH FARM, Notre Dame, Indiana HOUSES OF FORMATION Sacred Heart College, Watertown, Wis. St. Joseph Juniorate, Valatie, N. Y. St. Joseph Novitiate, Rolling Prairie, Ind. Duiarie Scholasticate, Notre Dame, Ind. Vincent Hall, St. Edward Univ., Austin, Tex. U1 P 5 913 3m P5 3 Q? 31 CLD 0. W 3 1 l Q 3 2. O 'U I I'I '11 E -4 cn cn uw my 22292 frgfsfiffrs :az-Spf,x's9.QUZz9.Uc5 Q:-.gee cn s fvwoo---ca.9 ui-2 0 0 in 3 3'--v nn n 3,,,3wP 0:5,'CI0 :.On3-3QnQ 0gQm4pm7q 3 zz g:n2n0m5700-u'gn-UQ-o- mgsqgo QS' -33 vfQ..,r3-r3'U' ww xc :m9921m9w5xm-mmg n'i'.9h-V7 Q3'm-JI'!',1m Q'3Q3z o ' 0 co-.-1---'I in 0 ju, Im -13 -. Q...uiO.uo :3'VF-'T 25 !'.3 D9-lg-J49 C .7T: oua2 Z'U':'::U3 3'1'!'.-og-:1 00:3 00-u c..u,rnm Malo o. 9300 35021.-'54 1-1045. oE!lE?5' ESQ W2-n'mT3o is nav fa?-' U9-I Zag-go 0aZ'o...4 QQ Z a3m'Ung',raF r:a:C- yd 39, 3 cg?vcg'o-uEI U S' 39 ---1 0 a--19-ELO a ua 3 :fb QT.-' Ogm n ur nm CQQQ 5' 3Q'U5T.3D' O h TS 5 :U -v -3-V' 3 D 3' 0,4 2593 2 U O65 g 5 3 am ca 3 0 ID- Q cn 5' I P3059 9. 2 S a. :s U E7 0 t-ll O' 0 Q n .?.- 10 'o Q 9 3 3 3- . .. n 0 U 0- Q Q O ' 3 9 h :' : . I-0' -f0 0N01f7 002 SCHOOLS IN THE UNITED STATES Akron, Ohio - Archbishop Hoban High School Albany, N. Y. - Vincentian Institute Austin, Tex. - St. Edward University, St. Edward High School Bedford, Tex. - Boys Ranch Biloxi, Miss. - Notre Dame High School Bronx, N. Y. - Mt. Carmel School Brooklyn, N. Y. - St. Francis School, St. Thomas School Chatsworth, Calif. - Rancho San Antonio Chicago, Ill. - Holy Trinity High School Clinton, Mich. - Boysville Evansville, Ind. - Reitz Memorial High School Flushing, N. Y. - Holy Cross High School Gates Mills, Ohio - Gilmour Academy Indianapolis, Ind. - Cathedral High School Lakewood, Ohio - St. Edward High School Long Beach, Calif. - St. Anthony High School Milwaukee, Wis. - St. Charles Boys Home Monroe, Mich. - Catholic Central High School Mountain View, Calif. - St. Francis High School New Orleans, La. - Holy Cross High School Sherman Oaks, Calif. - Notre Dame High School South Bend, Ind. - St. Joseph High School Taunton, Mass. - Monsignor Coyle High School Terre Haute, Ind. - Father Gibault School for Boys Watertown, Wis. - Sacred Heart Academy West Haven, Conn. - Notre Dame High School Those interested in the Brothers' Vocation should write to Brother Hyacinth, c.s.c., St. Joseph's Juniorate, Valatie, N. Y. 40510 E. 2 2 2 2 S 2 2 2 2 2 2 PATRONS The successful publication of this 1957 Shield could not have been possible without the generous assistance that was given us. We express our appreciation to ..... Brother Pacificus, c.s.c., principal, The Faculty of Notre Dame, Mrs. Edward Lipovetz, our school secretary, Mr. Jack Brown, of O'Toole's printers, Jay Storm Studio and their photographers and to all who in any way lent us their assistance to complete our book. Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Acarelli Mr. and Mrs. G. Agostinelli Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Augur Mr. and Mrs. James D. Barrett James Barrett Geraldine H. Bablonka Belmore Restaurant Marguerete Beavton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Bradon Benedict Blondi, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John Buccini Mr. Joseph J. Butcher Mr. and Mrs. Louis Caciopoli Mr. and Mrs. Donald Caciopoli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Carr Mr. and Mrs. John F. Casey Billy and Amy Collings Mr. and Mrs. Albert Conte Mr. and Mrs. George Costello Mr. and Mrs. John Crescenzo Dolores M. Crescenzo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cusack Mr. and Mrs. C. D'Angelo Mr. and Mrs. Andrew DePino Mr. and Mrs. George Ehlert Mr. and Mrs. John Eichler Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Elia The Flynn Family Mr. Albert Fonte Mrs. Carolina Fraenza Mr. Anthony Fraenza Dr. and Mrs. Mario L. Garofalo Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gore Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gould Miss Grace Hannadarian Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Hekeler Reinhold Hekeler Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hession Mr. and Mrs. James Hogan James Hogan, Jr. Junior Homeroom 203 Mrs. Marie M. Jones Bernard S. Kohler Carmen D. LaVorgna Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Leonardi, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lilienthal Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Loughlin Mrs. Mary MacCafTrey John McDonnell Shield Staff Francia Macosky Mr. Herbert Margenau Mr. and Mrs. Fred Margenau Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Moran Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Nalewaik Peter Nalewaik Mr. and Mrs. Dino Nardini Mr. and Mrs. Louis Negri Alfred L. Neuman Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Rourke Hon. and Mrs. P. B. O'Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Paolello A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Louis Petrucci Mrs. John Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Proto Raymond V, Regan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reiman Mr. and Mrs. William E. Reynold Miss Dorothy Reynolds Mr. Edward W. Reynolds S Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. F. Rosano Mr. William Rowe, 3rcl. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rowe, Jr. Anthony Ruggiero Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Salamon Mr. and Mrs. James Sannino Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Scarpulla Mr. Harold Shaw Louis Sidoli and Family Compliments of A Friend Chris Spingus Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stark Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stackpole Pasquale R, Sullo Anna F. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John A. Tendine Mr. and Mrs. John Tiernan Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Torello Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Vollero Rev. John W. Walsh Lee J. Wallace, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Wallace Lewis R. Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson PATRONS Rev. Thomas McMahon Rev. James F. Angelo J. 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Kerrigan's Insurance Agency, Inc., 109 Church St. joe Small's Arena Grill, 40 Grove St., New Haven A. D. Ridinger and Son, 524 State St., New Haven Glynn Rev. Ernest J. Coppa A. Gloria Farm Market, 38 Middletown Ave., New Haven Cassidy's Restaurant, 758 State St., New Haven Piurek's Restaurant, 175 Humphrey St., New Haven A. M. Paul and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Murray Rinoli Sweet Shop, 580 Campbell Ave., West Haven, Conn. jones Hill Road Pharmacy, Corner of Platt Ave., West Haven Ropers' Restaurant james Rosen, Grand Light and Supply Co., 833 State St. C. W. Blakeslee and Sons, Inc., 58 Waverly St., New Haven Mary O'Brien, Dowling School of Dancing, 379 Grand Ave. North Haven Lumber Co., 159 Washington Ave. New Haven Airport Commissioner and Mrs. Richard Donnelly Picker X-Ray Corporation Pat and Ioe's Restaurant, 117 Columbus Ave. Palace Laundry, Service with a smile . Pet-Car Products, Inc., 7 Factory St., New Haven H. A. Perlman Mr. and Mrs. C. I. 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REGA'S CO-OP MARKET - ITALIAN AND AMERICAN Gnocemes - 365 arena Ave. Free oenvefy Phone MA 4-5453 Electric Typewriters 280 Crown St. MA 4-5262 Compliments of MUSIC BOX Hamden Plaza 5 - MUSIC Fon ALL - CHAMBRELLI BROS. 200-204 Greenwich Ave. New Haven Distributors of Reber's Fine Cakes and Pasteries Tel. SP 6-7596 SP 6-0698 GIANT VALLEY FUELS asoo WHITNEY AVE. CH 8-2255 DOYLE'S CLEANERS, INC. 203 Alden Ave. FU 7-3677 NEW HAVEN, CONN. COMMUNITY BANK AND TRUST CO. 629 CHAPEL srneer NEW HAVEN, CONN. 9N0N765C?e?'0fl7f?6w0ff71?L02t0v0N727e?6'C0'0'1?f0127l717052? W av - . E, -1 x 9 I 9 5 9 9 I Q 3 G X -0H0P'?0110N0r02f?612917f0ff?171656N?0-40l06vf710106WX056b6x GUERRA'S ENTERPRISE COOKE'S EXPRESS COMPANY New HAVEN, CONN. RULLY'S NOVELTIES SOUVENIERS We carry a full line of novelities for parties and all occasions. Paper Hats, Mustaches, Chinese and Japanese Lanterns, E-Z Magic 239 MEADOW ST NEW HAVEN, CONN. FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY Fairfield, Connecticut The Jesuit University of Southern New England COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES-MEN ONLY 102' BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - Accounting, General Business, Management, Marketing ARTS - Languages,Mathematics NATURAL SCIENCES - Chemistry, Biology, Physics SOCIAL SCIENCES - Education, History, Government, Etc. Graduate Department of Education Co-Educational Classroom Teaching, Supervision, Administration, Psychology and Guidance COLONIAL WINDOW AND BUILDING co Director of Admission ' Fairfield University 2398 Whitney Ave. Hamden, Conn. Fairfield, Connecticut P. V. MASOTTA AT 8-0602 CONNECTICUT HEAT AND FUEL CO. 324 Congress Ave. New Haven 24 Hours Emergency Service -Coke . . . blue coal . . . Petro Oil Burners- JAMES J. MCDONNELL f-02'-0'-Q0-10 '0Y INDIVIDUAL TEA BALLS Phone SP 7-6848 ROASTER AND JOBBER HIGH GRADE COFFEE AND TEAS Hotel and Restaurant Coffee A Specialty New Haven, Conn. 139-141 Meadow St. Compliments of D'AMATO BROS. 88 Spring St. New Haven, Conn. EMPIRE AUTO BODY, INC. Auto Body Repairing and Refinishing Washing and Simonizing 221 Lafayette St. New Haven, Conn. MARCHIGIANO BAKERY 169 Washington Ave. New Haven, Conn. WHITNEY RIDGE MOTORS Nl O UI J' 3. I fl '4 P 4 5' I O 5 O. 0 5' O O J P Aja' fl!! ' L 3,2 Ji? 3 If 40'K0N0-10N0 -0 9 Phones: Office UN 5-8183 Res. HU 8-9825 MILICI BROS. MONUMENT WORKS Opposite Evergreen Cemetery 107 Winthrop Ave New Haven, Conn. S. FRANCIS MILICI . ACE BUREAU BONDED COLLECTORS 185 Church Street West Haven Dorothy Friedler SPruce 7-8250-7-8259 , Brother Hyacinth, c.s.c., Vocational Director Compliments of Mr. Arthur Hannaway, Vice Pres. Willys Jeeps, Trucks, Station Wagons Mr' Samuel Lawrence, pres. R. J. SETARO Phone STate 7-3556 305 Whalley Avenue New Haven, Conn. Mrs' Frank Bruno' Secretary Q Compliments of AUXILIARY UNIT OF THE BROTHERS EDWARD M. KLEBANOFF OF HOLY CROSS 152 TEMPLE STREET 5 Parents and friends of the Brothers of Holy Cross. Obiective - to encourage vocations 9 l'lGl'ClWGI'e, Oil, HGUTINQ EQ'-Jlpmenff WGTGF and provide spiritual and social benefits for ' Heaters, Dutch Boy Paints and Wallpaper members of ,he Unit' New Members Wel- Main St. and Kelsey Ave., West Haven, Conn. Comed. C.,-,ll , , , Spruce 64425, 3 WEst 4-0766 Complimems Of CHIARELLI INSURANCE AGENCY, MAC LOAN PLAN, INC. INC. 493 Campbell Ave. West Haven, Conn. 185 Church Street SPruce 7-3416 WEst 4-2637 - We Sell All Forms Of Insurance - Telephone WEst 3-5625 Justine Marchitto EUNICE BEAUTY SALON Compllmems of Specializing in Permanent Waving A FRIEND Q 15 Hawthorne St. West Haven, Conn. S Prospect Beach gC720' f0N0N0 -OPIQHQQ-0' l7 0X0K04 111 'S0,S07S0'407 S050A0, S05S0'05 -10N Compliments of Phone LO 2.2882 MICHAEL J PANEK RUNARD'S MOTOR EXPRESS INC. ' I General Insurance - Real Estate 5 O 44 range Avenue Wes' Haven' Conn' 341 State St. Corner of Chapel St. New Haven COTT BEVERAGE CORP. JOHN'S CLEANERS Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing, Repairing, Shirts laundered 197 Chatham Street New Haven, Conn. 314 Grand Ave. Tel. MA 4-0361 New Haven, Conn. LARSEN AND WALSH INSURANCE CO. MORIARTY GAS AND OIL 434 Temple St. ST 7-5728 New Haven, Conn. 32 spring Shea' N H ew oven C 1' t I' A. J. MONGILLO omplmens 0 PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS FUNERAL PARLORS 928 Grand Ave. SP 7-7611 New Haven, Conn. 1887 Chapel Street New Haven, Conn. HAMDEN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 1300 Dixwell Avenue, Hamden CH 8-5668 FRANK M. BEISLER, JR. DIRECTOR .IOSEPHINE B. JACKSON FURS - FROCKS 250 Church St. New Haven, Conn. The United Electrical and Fuel Corp. - ESTABLISHED 1930 - Teievision-Appliances-Heating-Plumbing-Storm Windows 10-12 Gilbert Street Tel. WE 3-1435 West Haven, Conn, BYER HARDWARE 98 Campbell Ave. WE 3-8425 SPRING GLEN MOBILGAS 1673 Whitney Ave, Hamden, Conn. HAROLD J. BELLMORE, Prop. Compliments of PLASTICRETE CORP. For the Best in Good Foods SHOP AT CO-OP FOOD STORES The best in meats, quality produce, with a wide selection of finest quality groceries at all times M. J. HEFFERNAN, SON 350 Washington Ave. Tel, MA 4-9720 New Haven, Conn. ROOFING - SIDING - METAL WORK 441 Elm St. - 1665 Whitney Ave. New Haven, Conn. 40'10K0N0'0N0 -75X0'5 0'40'f0X0 '07l0'X0 0' 05'-0 40 6 112 4740 747YQ'940'!7'0N055N94055V6'Y9'C9'5407l7'6'l? 05'9 01 MANERO'S Where Excellent Food and Cocktails are served in a Difterent Manner Boston Post Road Orange, Conn. SYcamore 9-2301 DANNY'S MARKET HURLBURT STREET NEW HAVEN YOUNG T. CORSO WHOLESALE BANANAS Phone UN 5-3837 New Haven, Conn. R. G. VADNEY FUEL OILS Burner Installation and Service HENRY G. GREIFZU Post Road Orange, Conn. SYcamore 9-2319 MANTILIA MOTORS FORD SALES AND SERVICE 355 Campbell Avenue West Haven WEST HAVEN RUG CO. Boston Post Road Tel. WE 3-7785 West Haven, Conn. 5 FIRESIDE RESTAURANT BOSTON POST ROAD 9 MILFORD, CONNECTICUT LEGION CONVALESCENT HOME BOSTON POST ROAD ORANGE, CONN. Baker of Fine Cakes and Pastries for over 50 years 1906-1957 - GUISEPPE MARZULLO of MARZULLO'S PASTRY SHOP 163 Wallace Street New Haven, Conn. ORANGE FURNITURE CENTER Fine Furniture - Carpeting - Appliances Where Good Taste is Never Expensive RACEBROOK QUALITY FOODS Firelite Shopping Center Orange, Conn. RICHARD F. BRENNAN Real Estate -- General Insurance ' 860 Campbell Avenue West Haven Tel. WE 3-8651 - WE 3-6789 6 WEEPING WILLOWS RESTAURANT Laurel St., East Haven 12, Conn, Tel. HO 7-5576 Continental Table Every Tuesday 5 to I0 P.M, I7 113 0W0310W'01l0 ?10 05'05'0?49'1040 05'01401'055401 f0' x Compliments of THE ADLEY EXPRESS co. KERRIGAN'S INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. SHOP AND SAVE WEST HAVEN MERCHANTS WEST HAVEN MERCHANTS, INC. JAMES P. MCMANUS BERNARD J. MCGRATH ROSE HURST FARM .I I1 n Road, Tel. FU 7-1280 Woodbridge New Haven Ready Mix Concrete Co. General Contractors N. VELARDI CH s-5571 D PARENTE C0mPlimenfS Of 375 Mqfhef sf 1 H d c 5 9 Compliments of Co., GUILFORD MOTEL Compliments of Golden Crest Ice Cream Co., Inc. NEW HAVEN, CONN, CONNECTICUT ADAMANT Compliments of Co. HERSHEY METAL PROD., INC. 5 DERBY, CONN. f03 1020 'l I 4 'ofa-010-10:0 PETER A. LEONARDI, JR. INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of 191 Church Street New Haven 8, Conn famroxowx v WONDER BREAD AND HOSTESS CAKES PAULINE CATERING Catering to Banquets - Weddings - BuITet'Lunch Compliments of SHOP OF JENKINS susls JuuANo - Phone sm. 7-5104 244 pufnum Sgfeeg New Hgvgn 996 Chapel Street At the Hotel Tat Compliments of O AV L P R D BLE HENRWS SPA S U IFIE ACH Service With a Smile MILFORD, CONN. 367 State Street New Haven, Conn. Golden Crest Ice Cream Company, Inc. BRANGI PROVISION co' 192 JAMES STREET 205 Fairmont Av New Haven, Conn. Compliments of CHUCK AND EDDIE'S AUTO PARTS INTERSTATE BEEF CO. We Buy Cars For Junk CH -4843 I. 2-4023 8 O 274-276 Grand Ave. New Haven, Conn BESSE RICHEY 778 CHAPEL STREET YORK AT ELM HAMDEN PLAZA 6v102f0' 14010 0'6f'0fJ 1 1 5 '650'?'7'0 0'i0' CUSANO AND OCONE, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS P. O. BOX 155 HAMDEN 14, CONN OFFICE AND YARD - 20 GORHAM AVE., HAMDEN, CONN. Telephone AT 8-1840 0020'0'170V 116 40K0'0-t-0l'0l0 l05 STYLE BEAUTY SALON MARVIN H. YUDKIN Marian Mulhern Albrecht Harriet Davies Mulhern REAL ESTATE ' INSURANCE I , . Specializing in Permanent Waves-Cold Waves-Hair Styling 257 Church Slreel New Haven 0 Conn 22 Eoumqin sf. - Tel. FU 7-0842 - New Haven, Conn. Te P 0 e 5 'We 7'5575 ONE HOUR SERVICE Compliments of TED'S CLEANERS MATTHEWS TOOL AND DIE We Own and Operate Our Own Plant 2975 Sm 5 'e' Humdenf Conn- 1957 whitney Ave. CI-I a-5574 Hamden, Conn. C 'P'i of The F. Torello and Sons Machine Co. LAKE WHITNEY sI-IELI. SERVICE AUTOMOM D,m,,u,,oN CENTER 1312 whitney Hqmdenl Conn. 184 Orange Avenue West Haven, Conn. PEGNATARO AND SONS, INC. KEEN CLEANERS SUPERMARKETS 630 Campbell Avenue WE :I-6945 464 Whvllev Ave' 210 Pufncm sl' Specializing - 1 Hour Cleaning - Call and Deliver NEW HAVEN EMBROIDERY CO. Complimenl' of 501 Chapel Street New Haven 11, Conn. FATER'S, INC. GUERRA'S ENTERPRISE 191 Orange Avenue West Haven, Conn. JOHN J- SU'-UVAN INTERNATIONAL OIL Co. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 523 Townsend Ave. New Haven, Conn. WEST HAVEN' CONN' Compliments of C I f om iments o FRANCIS J. MORAN P 195 Church Street New Haven, Conn. 117 40540Y0W59'0'19'C05S0Y?'-0590540' CARVEL DAIRY FREEZE 931 Dixwell Avenu Opposite St A Church LIBBY'S ITALIAN PASTRY SHOP 142 Wooster Street F. DELL' AMURA, P p SANITARY PRODUCTS CO., INC. - Scientific Maintenance Planning - 148 State Street ST 7-5821 New Haven CELENTANO, INC. FUNERAL HOME 424 Elm Street New Haven 11, Conn. Compliments of A FRIEND 9N0N0N0K0210f01f0v401WN?170N720Y0'f0K0 0'K0K?WX0N7102101 1 18 Congratulations PAYNE AND LANE 14-20 GROVE STREET New Haven, Conn. Phone MAin 4-1131 3 B. F. Mc DERMOTT'S SERVICE STATION 9 KIMBERLY AVENUE WEST HAVEN WEst 3-9878 THE F. TORELLO AND SONS Q MACHINE CO. AUTOMOTIVE DISTRIBUTOR 1840 Orange Ave. West Haven, Conn. GOLDEN, O'NEILL AND GEBHARDT INCORPORATED INSURANCE - SURETY BONDS 185 Church St. New Haven LOcust 2-4153 GIORDANO BROS. MOTORS, INC. - 975 Campbell Ave. West Haven WEst 4-3455 COpposite Veteran's Hospitalj - SMARTEST OF THE SMART CARS - DE SOTO 1' ' PLYMOUTH D'ANDREA'S 3 ACRES RESTAURANT WOODBRIDGE, CONN. D'ANDREA'S DINER ORANGE, CONN. 6 '0' w0' 040 f0'0N0'-0' X 404'04'QQ7'0102G01G2G?' 401W'K9 UNiversity 5-8961 Residence LOcust 2-7639 IOVANNE FUNERAL HOME, INC. 11 Wooster Place New Haven, Conn THE HULL BREWING CO. 820 Congress Ave. UNiversity 5-4151 Julie's Allingtown Restaurant, - ln the Heart of Allingtown - 197 ORANGE Ave. Inc. REGAL DRUG CO. 441 CHAPEL smear Wholesale Druggist uN1vefs11y 5-0151 Keenan Funeral Home NEW HAVEN WEST HAVEN WILLIAMS STORES 4B Kimberly Avenue 1564 Chapel Street New Haven, Conn. THE THREE LITTLE BAKERS CORNER or KIMBERLY AND LAMBERTON New Haven, Conn, TONI'S RESTAURANT Specializing In Split Frankfurters On Toasted Rolls Lobster Rolls - Scallops - Clams - Shrimp STEAKS - LIQUOR - WINES - BEER 100 Marsh Street Savin Rock TO THE CLASS OF 1957 Good Luck and Remembrance PHYLLlS'S DRIVE-IN Savin Rock Frank Longobardi - Stephan lovanna Proprietors INSURANCE AT A SAVING HOUSE - BUSINESS - AUTOMOBILE Ask our rates before you buy or renew any policy THOMPSON AND PECK, INC. 149 Court Street New Haven Tel. STate 7-1207 0w010v040N0' Compliments of COX, SMITH AND CRIMMINS FUNERAL PARLORS 1287 Chopel Street New Haven, Conn. 4020102 Compliments of FOX STEEL CO. BOSTON POST ROAD ORANGE, CONN. Phone: New Haven SYcamore 9-2345 MILFORD OPTICAL CO., INC. 32 ELM STREET NEW HAVEN, CONN. EDWARD GRANFIELD, INC. STATIONERY AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT Main Oflice and Salesroom - 184 Crown St. Equipment and Service Division - 353 Crown St. New Haven, Conn. Bunnell Paint and Wallpaper Co., Inc. - SAPOLIN PAINTS - 532 Orange Street New Haven, Conn. SPruce 7-2537 SPruce 7-2538 CLINTON'S INC. - PiANos AND ORGANS - For Over One Half Century 180 Crown Street LOcust 2-2166 Compliments of SISK BROTHERS JOHN O'BRIEN REGISTERED PHARMACIST 665 Grand Avenue New Haven, Conn. RUBIN'S FOOD STORE Vegetables - Meats -- Frozen Foods 794 Edgewood Avenue Tel. FUlton 7-3015 JOSEPH COHN 8. SON Painters - Decorators - Paper Hanging - Water Proofers Whalley Avenue, New Haven, Conn. Compliments of ORANGE REAL ESTATE CENTER ORANGE CENTER ROAD E. C. HOTCHKISS REALTER AND INSURER - NOTARY PUBLIC 865 Chapel Street LOcust 2-3115 ZAINOS BARBER SHOP 908 Whalley Ave. - LADIES' HAIRCUT SPECIALISTS - Compliments of NEW HAVEN PAINTING AND DECORATING CO., INC. 401 CROWN sr. NEW HAVEN, CONN. Congratulations and Best Wishes CLASS OF '57 F E I N S O N ' S 509 Campbell Ave. West Haven Compliments of HOME COAL AND OIL CO. FRANCIS J. CRONIN 51 Orange Street New Haven, Conn. -010W-0'-0 0K0' ROSS DARWIN FOOD CO. 141 STATE STREET NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 40N0 ? FOREST SPA 2 Forest Avenue Allingtown LUNCHEONETTE - SODA - ICE CREAM C I' t f A. A. BREUNIG PHARMACY en' PRESCRIPTIONS - 101 YEARS OF SERVICE Co' Automotive Parts and Equipment 543 H d A . owm ve New Haven' Conn' 96 State Street New Haven LOcust 2-1345 Tel. State 7-3161 BUSTER'S BARBER SHOP 4a7 HowARo AVENUE K. BRODNER AND SONS, INC. 5 GLASS 500 Congress Avenue New Haven ROGER SHERMAN SPA SANDWICHES AND SODA 76 College St. New Haven, Conn. THE STATE MACHINERY CO., INC. sas CONGRESS AVE. 5 New Haven, Conn. COUNTRY CLUB PHARMACY, INC. N. H. HAMERMAN, Reg. Pharm. 1235 Whitney Ave. Hamden, Conn. THE BILCO CO. MARY'S HOME BAKE SHOP -BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING CAKES- 1531 Dixwell Avenue CHestnut 8-7671 Hamden, Conn. Compliments of A FRIEND 37 WATER ST. WEST HAVEN, CONN. JIM'S CORNER 120 Marsh Street Savin Rock SPECIALIZING IN SEA FOODS - STEAKS An Old Landmark Family Atmosphere Compliments of HUMMEL BROTHERS QUALITY FRANKFURTERS - READY-To-EAr MEATS Phone STate 7-4646 700 Congress Avenue New Haven, Conn. Compliments of NEW HAVEN LUMBER, INC. 255 Kimberly Avenue New Haven, Conn. Compliments of ELECTRO REFRACTORIES AND ABRASIVES CORPORATION 6 9W 0 0'W'0 owfwemwovawfcaamwoeaov-wwvawiwfwwwswwawx 122 II Photographers fo' Qfjjelffw THE JAY STORM STUDIO New Haven Connectlcut SV2 Church Street 123 The Joseph F. Kelly Co., Inc. 184 Front Ave. West Haven, Connecticut 10N0'f0v-0' Randall Construction Company .,..yw--W --- -n-.-Q.-mf-w - 11- ' T. HAROLD FITZSIMMONS INSURANCE AND FINANCE STute 7-2201 205 Church Street New Haven, Connecticut 125 POLAK AND SULLIVAN 5 'S03'05'?S0'5f?565S0554-09 40NQ i Compliments of Compliments of ALAN TONI JEWELERS, INC. KARL WERNER 725 Chapel St. New Haven, Conn. C 'P'l of SANZONE MARKET MARY COHEN AND CO. l 1150 Whalley Ave. Westville, New Haven, Conn. so Gllben si. Wu' Haan' Conn' Compliments of P. MATURO, INC. A FRIEND Plumbing and Heating 91 Washington Ave. New Haven, Conn. On long Island Sound 588 Ocean Ave West Haven, Conn. 9 QUINNIPIAC COLLEGE E YOUR COMMUNITY COLLEGE 5 S Offers Associate and Bachelor Degree Programs in E BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ACCOUNTING 3 Also Liberal Arts - Medical Technology Executive, Medical, and Legal Secretarial Studies 5 Write, call, or visit 5 The Director of Admissions 9 Q i450 WHITNEY AVENUE HAMDEN, CONNECTICUT 9 CH 8-2188 'I27 040'f0Y i t nl H I ' ggfgag i -g?M!ffQ I1 11,7 4 ' - direct sales personal service ri in l layo QQ? retouc ' composition mechanicals U 1., halftone and line n A- ' e ' ' film and plate stripping plate making offset printing folding complete bindery service packaging delivery t. o'toole and sons, inc. stamford, connecticut stamford davis 4-9226 new york melrose 5-4112