Oratory Preparatory School - Oratorian Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

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144 SENIOR WILLIAM BENTZ 1584 Porter Road Union, New Jersey JOHN BOLTON 85 Wellington Avenue Short Hills, New Jersey FRANK CARINE 446 Boulevard Bayonne, New Jersey DAVID CHIA care Sr. M, Francis New Street Paterson, New Jersey HOWARD DEVANEY 252 Baldwin Street CLASS ROSTER ALVARO MONTOYA Carrera 10 No. 35-38 Bogota, Colombia, S. A. JOHN MOORE 55 Broadman Parkway Jersey City, New Jersey OSCAR MUNOZ-NORIEGA Callejon Melgar 44 Guatamala City, Guatamala GARY NEVERICK 43-10 49th Street Woods-ide, L. I., New York ARTHUR J. PETERS 40-68 98th Street Corona, L. I., New York Glen Ridge, New Jersey THOMAS POULSON 81 Van New Court Maplewood, New Jersey JOSE DOMINGUEZ Calle 5A Norte No. 7-15 Cali, Colombia, S. A. KEVIN POWERS 298 Queens Court Teaneck, New Jersey JOHN DWYER - 20-66 Kindred Street Astoria, L. I., New York JOHN SCHWEIKHARDT 20 Durand Road Maplewood, New Jersey ANTHONY KEARNS 396 Finley Avenue Basking Ridge, New Jersey RICHARD STEVENS 10 Summit Road Cranford, New Jersey JOSEPH LYNCH 90-31 78th Street Woodhaven, L. I., New York JOSEPH ZINKE 2081 Nicholl Avenue Scotch Plains, New Jersey ROBERT MEEHAN 2622 Boulevard Jersey City, New Jersey On the opposite page you see the snaps of some people, who, in our opinion are deserving of a great deal of credit, These are the behind the scenes members of the Oratory Cast. They go about their daily chores, every striving to better Oratory and help all those who are connected with Oratory. We dhought it the least we could do, to 'include a little snap of each, and though it is only a token of what we owe you, offer our little thanks, and congratulations on many jobs well done.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It has been said that the Student Body of Oratory School owes a great debt of thanks to the staff of the Oratorian, whose pictures appear on the opposite page, for the fine book which they published this year. We feel, however, that a great deal of this gratitude is misplaced, and we take this opportunity to thank those to whom the credit for this book should really go. First, to all our Advertisers and Patrons, we are grateful. Without your help, -the staff, regardless of .how well qualified, could never have tufrned out thiis book. We thank you, our Advertisers and Patrons, for giving us the chance to publish just the quality of book we desired, Our Headmaster, Father Bain, deserves more than a nominal share of the credit. Father Bain took time from :his busy day to go to the various classes to ask the students to get behind the yearbook staff. The result of his efforts speaks for itself. Father Bain also spent much time calling and writing to his friends and relatives to help raise funds necessary to publish this book. . Space does not permit us to tell the many ways is which our moderator, Father Gearin, helped us make this book possible. We can only say, that with him behind us, success was inevitable. The Corona Color Studio, and in particular Mr. Losch, without whose help and encouraging advice, we would never have had the beautiful color pictures everyone so admired, deserves great credit, The Jules A. Wolin Studio, for the fine :black and white photography and the many helpful suggestions offered us by Mr. Wolin, merit our thanks. Nicholas J. Marucci and james M. Marucci of the jersey Print Shop, for the high quality of prin-ting, and friendly co-operation throughout the year, are entitled to great praise. The Members of the Faculty, are worthy of special tha-nks, along with the students who brought in ads and patrons, for getting behind us and giving us support and encouragement. Finally, as Editor of the Oratorian, I would like to thank personally, tlhose students who gave much of their summer vacation as members of this Supplement Staff. Their sacrifice of precious vacation days has made this final segment of the yearbook a great success. john Hanf, Bill Schweickert, and Tony Williams who came up to Oratory each morning when this supplement was being composed, may claim special recognition. To Dick Stevens, who from h-is Cranford home sent us the sports news, and Leonard Bruno, who worked this business end, by remote control, from his home in tihe City of Brotherly Love, we are grateful. We must also thank Father Gerin, wiho took time out from his summer work on the Oratory Campus to proof read all our material as we prepared it. 143

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