Salesianum School - Salesian Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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Fl IIHP We are Told To exDecT gre The world oT Tomorrow. We TaTingIy, ThaT These Thirgs may even now be haTching in room eighT. Here a per- peTual, inTormal Radio Club greaT an inTeresT has been club ThaT membership is limiTed To upper- classmen who have a TundamenTal knowie edge oT Physics. And so iT is ThaT The very cream oT The radio crop co exercise iTs genius, Mr. James McDermoTT, our aTor, insisTed on spending The TirsT Tew sessions in reviewing The Theory oT radio. In connecTion wiTh This we we TriCiTy and sound, Their mod applicaTion To radio, The elemenTs oT recep- Tion and Transmission. BuT Theory. AT The Third meeTi working on The simpler meTh receiving and The consTrucTion oT simpler circuiTs. We are allowed To use and exoerif menT wiTh The available radio equipmenT: ohmmeTer, Tube checker, The capaciTance bridges, eTc. THOMAS TOMCZAK and Paul Perrone lisfening To a shorf wave J. LODER and R. by The Radio Club. shown in This PV ITIEDIUIII FDR llll Ill THE RHDIU f '-v--W ' --.,,.,, W aT Things oT say, unhesi- Fabors. So mes here To club Moderf nT over elec- iTicaTion and iT wasniT all ng we were ods oT radio oscilloscope, broadcast Holland TesTing a radio made 1 EXPERIMENT IN elecTrolysis-breaking waler info hydrogen and oxygen-J. Amarosa, J. Sanfillo, F. Rosaio and P. CanTinella.

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monv In rue GLEEC The Band is lhe newesf organizafion in fhe School. Under fhe managemenf of 1-lla llivtq fc. vu 1 4 ni N iihttul Fafher Gregory Birlcensroclc our band has made momenlous sfrides, and hopes, some day, To pu+ Philip Sousa and 'rhe Marine Band +o a hard drive in relaining lheir laurels as number one on The Toiem Pole. Some efloris cry our for acknowledge- rnenl' in fhis organizafion, and wilhouf furfher ado, fhe Salesian colors are dipped 'lo Carl Elmer for his brass insiruciion, Mr. James Reilly for diffoing in fhe woodwinds, Mr. Roberf Poppifi for a slerling iob in percussion ins+rumen'rs, and George Casey '5l, Waller Olenderslci '5I, and E. Wierski '49 for fheir sleadiasl' afienfion To Librar- ian, Sfudenl Direclor and Concerf Masler chores, in fhe usual order, reading from lelf 'ro righl. FATHER BIRKENSTOCK giving insfrumenial in- sfruciion fo 'Iwo new members of fhe Band- J. May and E. Luysfer. A DRESS REHEARSAL of fhe newly 'formed band before fhe sfudenf body. Seen in fhis pic+ure are: E. Luysfer, J. May, D. Gill, K. King and J. Gilfillan.

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HEIITV UF TUB THUIIIPIHG Ill PUBl.lflTv ff ., ,mu 'n' lf' W , .ww Hr swf' 4' , gg III Q L. mm yur-JN' JOE MATASSINO dicTaTing a long list Doc DougherTy serves as proofreader. of prospeclive adverTisers To Bill Barnes. PubliciTy is probably one oT The mosT viTal of The exTra-curricular acTiviTies because iT Teaches us To reporT The news accuraTely and uncolored. IT is This organized group of a comparaTive few ThaT keep The public inTormed oT whaT is going on in The school. This merry Ii++Ie gaThering is responsible Tor reams oT copy on subiecTs ranging Trom The ring ceremony To The crowning of The TooTball queen. NoT beneaTh noTice is The wording and placing of Prom ads where They will do The mosT good wiTh The besT reTurn. IT is The duTy of The publiciTy commiTTee To see ThaT The good Burghers oi WilmingTon are lcepT abreasT of all Salesianum acTiviTies, a chore, iT mighT be added, ThaT is comparaTively easy since Salesianum boys are Their own besT publiciTy as Managing EdiTor. RONNY COLOMBO keeps an alerT eye on Franny Ramone who is pufTing The finishing Touches on a Junior Prom posTer. JIMMY HORGAN selling Mr. Olroniewslri a Tull page ad for The Senior Prom Book. Harry Granf and John Cassidy lend moral supporl. Y' Thomas Anderson keeps The wheels Turning