Oratory Preparatory School - Oratorian Yearbook (Summit, NJ)

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Foolbfzll I, 2, 3, 4. Bnxkefbafl 4 Bafebaff 3, 4 Clair Vice Prerident 4 .ijfancid Jcznneg SKIP Oratory bows graciously to the lair town of Union, N. for sending Skip to us. He was brilliant in studies, standing at the top of his class. He was equally at home in the languages and sciences and enjoyed both. The quiet Skip possessed a keen sense of humor, and much of the merri- ment in class could be indirectly traced to him. In sports, Skip was a fine competitor. He held down the hot corner in baseball, and was a splendid center in varsity football. An injury to his wrist in senior year, during the hrst game, was keenly felt by Oratory. The University of Notre Dame is Skip's destination after graduation, where he will apply himself to electrical engineering. We have the utmost confidence in the ability and the qualities of our Skip . We wish you, Francis, a very bright future. L I r

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Brine' 3, 4 ya, ai mmff MAX Will ya, huh Max as he is familiarly known to his host of friends, came to us from the neighboring town of New Providence. john is a regular fel- low, a straight shooter who says what he thinks. He has a good head on his shoulders and is well liked both by his teachers and by his fellow students. His choice of sports is baseball at which he is very proficient, yet he did a flne job for varsity football in his senior year. Max has a real sense of humor, a ready smile and has a reputation f h' als claim his for being quite a conversationalist. In fact, some o is p special pep talk takes hours. It could be that john will enroll at St. Francis in the fall. The best wishes of his many friends at Oratory go with him. Good luck, john.