Oratory Preparatory School - Oratorian Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

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..0f ' K wa- fri Lnfin Club 3, 4 i Cfmir Serrenzry 3 2 CA.l1l Lf.f 056,04 QOLUJ CHARLIE Charles has attended Oratory for the full period of his high school term. I-le has been a boarder and also a day studentg theretore, he knows all the problems of the modern teen-ager. Charlie is serious, but he possesses a keen sense of humor. During his latter years he acted as sacristan, and did an excellent job, to which, lir. liox will testify. His hobbies are varied, since he collects stamps, listens to good music, both classical and otherwise, and takes in an occasional movie, 'iso we are told , always a good one. Charles has not yet decided where he will continue his educationg but, we are certain that he is giving matters a lot of serious thought, and his choice will be a wise one. Oratory and the fair town of Elizabeth will be rooting tor you 'Lhar- lie ' We-4 t YX Q

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Ortztorimz 3, Editor 4 Erhoef 3, 4 Debating 3, 4 Latin Club 4 Prom Committee 4 e0l'lCl.l'6! J. BFUIIO LENNY I r the mail in yet? Len came to us from Philly in freshmen year, as a gift from the City of Brotherly Love. Needless to say, he has been a good advertisement for Philadelphia. Lenny's taste runs to flashy clothes and popular music. When he steps out, his pleasing appearance and gentlemanly conduct gain many friends. His fine work as business manager of the 1953 Oratorian won for him the high post of the 1954 Editor. He also found time for work on the school newspaper and made his television appearance on the junior Town Meeting program. Rumor has it that he is partial to a certain Philadelphia Miss and that his visits to Philly are not too boring. ' Len's future plans include real estate study at Temple U. We look for a bright future, Len. Good Luck.

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p N if if Football 1, 2, 3 j. V. Barketball 1 Debating Club 2 Oralory Erlaoer 2 jLOI'Yla5 J. jorayfhe ffrofwf Tom is one of the many boys who hails from the friendly little town f U ' H came to us in September of 1951 and immediately took an o nion. e interest in the activities here at Oratory. Since that memorable day, Tom ' d t has become one of the most popular students on the campus, mainly ue o his pleasing personality. Tom was a member of the varsity football team during his hrst threc years at Oratory, but due to an injury sustained in his junior year, he was unable to participate in football in his senior year, Tom also was a member f h d b t' club and s ent many hours working on the Oratory hchoes. 0 t e e a ing p During his years at Oratory, Tom has been one of our better students scholastically. He is looking forward to a career in mechanical engineering and intends to prepare for it at Newark College of Engineering. Good Luck Tom, in all your endeavors!