Oratory Preparatory School - Oratorian Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

Page 56 text:

Ad Al'I'are Dei For+y Hours The Chapel of Our Lady of +he Angels 52

Page 55 text:

A xi-.-. THE FATHERS' CLUB On November li, 1947, a meeting of fathers of Oratory students was called by liather Bain to discuss plans for the improvement of the athletic field. It was a dinner meeting and the fathers, about thirty in number, were treated by Father Bain and the other school authorities to a fine meal. The discussion of business came after- wards and action was taken to determine the condition of the present site and how it might be modified in the most economical fashion and at the same time conform to future plans for buildings and grounds. Mr. A. Crummy, who has had considerable experience in such matters at Seton Hall College and elsewhere, kindly volunteered to enlist the service of an engineer and between them prepare some preliminary recom- mendations for consideration at a later date. The enthusiasm was so great at the first meeting of men-parents that the suggestion was made that the group be organized as a permanent association known as The Oratory Fathers' Club. Dr. C. Rubenstein was elected Presidentg Mr. Henry An- dreini, Vice Presidentg Mr. W. Smith, Treasurerg and Mr. W. Sweeney, Secretary. lt is hoped that strong attendance will be the rule at future meetings, that the club will accomplish things of value to both school and students, and that the fathers them- selves will get a great deal of pleasure and satisfactioa out of the endeavors and its associations.

Page 57 text:

THE ORATCRIAN The Oratorian is the first year book that has been published by a graduating class at Gratory in several years, Due to the war and the shortages that prevailed, the materials for a worthy yearbook were not present. Now that we are living in the post-war era, we luve resumed publication with hope that this Oratorian will top all predecessors. As the years will pass we will cherish the memories that this book will recall to us. Although there have been many obstacles and discourageneents, ue hope that you will enjoy reading this book as much as we have enjoyed producing it. THE ORATORIAN STAFF Phologmplvy lidilwxr fs Victor Ormachea Y V ,P Q and Louie Gadala Iunnffy .flJz'1,i0i'-- Mr. Charles Baatz jr. Ph0,0gy.gpym.-Y Y Vic Qrmacheay Lou Eflfmr-m-Umff e jim Cuddy Gadalga Ray Gadalaa and Cff-B1f.fi11e.i1i' illrzznzkgwxi H - Charlie Kirk ViC P21fL11'Z0 and Don Bush Cf.1,ipr Hfm1i 3 -- Bud Trindell and jim Cuddy Sffwrli' Etfjfoi' - Jack Denman Iifmlfzrzlf I'L'lf7UI'fL'I' 1 Henri Dejan Bfz,i,ee.ffmll fellzorfw' -- jack Denman and Ray Gadala Biriefzrzll I'l'yUf!J'f6l' -f johnny Martin Acfizifiei Edimr - Lenny Schley Scflljfll' PFl'rl'fllIJ!,l' 1'ef1m'fei'---Bob McAuliffe flllllllllf rzmf Prom relfmile1.i f Louie and Ray Gaclala ' lllm'hw1V Cffffz 1'epm'fe1'-- Bob McAuliflie Friflveixi' Club l'E'f7UI'fL'I' W- Bob McAuliffe Scfeiice Club - Louis De Biasfe and Wfilliam McAuliffe C'fr1f.i' llvjfl refmrfw' - -- George liposito , Bnffof relfaffifei' f- Vin Grounard Tfie Or.zm1'jr,'11 -f Charlie Kirk