Salesianum School - Salesian Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

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PRUCHESS fn ff . 8.221131 WE ARE EDUCHTED FUR Our relggious and pohtical edu- Catlon go hand 1:1 hand, for our relxgnon and our country are based cn the same prmcmple of me dignity OZ me Common man. Democracy m action can be seen ITT all cur acfzxttges Each had its lessen te teafh But Lt means mere than self-Qrijerevemerit It means pregtarameri fer leadership wfiere decsgcis hefettie 1IfCTC'f1Slf :ly dificiglt Trqe dertiecfzfy' hearts as a C3-,ga an-.'ake:Q:i: Lilieeeriirig :Li later life te 1ts fall Biiewlea ze nrt: reizgratiert Ti A f trpe .Lie ' ',-f-A f-I ,- .7 ,-,K..,A.,.. .Wa -. e .. 7,...,. DEMUUHHCY PA .Ll ,-xv AT ...Ei fi .uk EQ aalny as regards pclmcal and Ieaal d9f1IT1flCR IIQPIYS IS the dlctxonary of der rn .J -v-aw, n : J may lack up The word e a L definition ana, perhaps, eve: memorize Lf, but he siill dces ici know derrtacracy Derricfracy is mare than a detmzaci, rxare ina: V X.. a group cf wcras itted tcaether It is an Lritanazble and afstracf Q M Y N 2 .X ideal Knot-1: only fa tnese who practice it, True the 'he:re..Ca. side mav be learned ' e studyr but the rea, lCf1C'.'.'I9dQ9 cf Lt :lan oe Iaenzeve cry: Krsna: , V dggywly early gzartcxpaizcr lH dernccrfuzc ,, . . . - r . .ff - actlvrxes. g'F,g,i.g' M,., 4- r- 'fimfa fmfwzffg. -l f ,gl ,ei-.Q I.: is -.'-4 Q,fn'-Y'-A .5 .f q x- .,, 'N-1n8 '4'vf tif, f ,Q 'w...f-9 1-1 . . ' .y . V . h BY IDEHLS We feel it is no small distinction to have among us a l.faJor Su- perior of the Oblates of Saint Francis de Sales in the person ot Father Philip Butler. No member of the Faculty is held in higher regard by the student body. lt was a complete surprise to us to learn that he occupied so hiah a rank in the hierarchy of the insti- tute, being a member ot the Gen- eral Council lor several years. While his rank is higher than that ot any other Oblate in the United States, he has not been above serving as head ot the Mathe- matics Department and the School Library. ln addition to these duties he served with distinction in the Armed Forces during World War ll. FIRMLY ESTABLISHED father Butler is one cf three brothers who are members of the Congregation Father foseph But- ler former Pro'.'1r1cQal, is engaged in rxssionary work in Africa, and Father William Butler is an ine structor at the North Catholic High School in Phgladelphia, We .greatly appreciate Father Butlers devotion to us and adm1re his sell- that it eflacernent, for we know seldom happens that a in Father Butlers position is willing burden to assume the very real ol instructing high school students. f X X S .4 We, the Class of l949, respec- fully dedicate this fifth volume ol the Salesian to the Very Rev- erend Philip l. Butler, Councellor General of the Oblates ol Saint Francis de Sales, an Alumnus ol the School and Dean of Mathematics. WE STRESS THE IMPUBTANCE UI-' Religion is the spiritual base for all other freedoms. Without this fundamental, Democ- racy is a shell and all other freedoms are idle dreams. Without religious freedom the idea of good and evil and respect for the rights of others are idle boasts. Regimentation is the opposite of freedom, and where religion is ignored respect for the individual soon topples. It is only by realizing the religious tendencies in man and his striving for the supernatural that a State can fulfill its God- given right to rule. Freedom 01 Religious Expression 'Q Our Most Reverend Bishop was born in Tabert, Ireland, where he received his preliminary studies to the priest- hood. ln 1881 he enrolled as a student at the College of St. Trond, and later completed his studies at the University of Louvain and was ordained to the priesthood in 1904. On leaving his native land, he came to America and was an assistant curate at the Church of the Assumption in Philadelphia, holding that position until 1906 when he was appointed Professor of The- ology at Saint Charles Seminary. This latter position he held for a compara- tively short time when he was called to the high office of Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, resigning this position in 1914. ln l925 he was elevated to episcopal rank and ap- pointed Bishop of Wilmington, the fourth Bishop of the Diocese. The Very Reverend William D. Buckley, O.S.F.S., is the Superior Provincial ot the Oblates of Saint Francis de Sales. Father Buckley is a native Delawarean having at- tended the Ursuline Academy and the Sales- ianum School. ln 1925 he was admitted to his first profession as an Ololate and in the follow- ing year went to Rome for his Philosophical and Theological studies. l-le was ordained to the priesthood in luxe of 1531. On lxs return to America he completed Graduate work at the Catholic University receiving his Master of Arts dfwzrr-w lTg111:i 1 iii- 'xpgir Ego served four years gn the Cligriz-Burma-Ina.a theatre, leav- ing With the rank cf lieutenant colonel On -- A wx - , 1 , ,.,, q 1 April ls, l9er5 :ie was appantea P.ou...c.ai. AND HBE INSPIRED BY I ff., ,. ,n UIIB LEADERS The Very' Reverend Prosper Du- ICLQI' O SPS., Superior General cf our Oblate Teachers, was born Trofes, France, on Pebruarw' 8, 1874. On Ianuary 31, 1293, he was admitted zo fist profession hy the Very Reverend Louis Brisson, the Pounder and Superior General of the Oip1afe Patners, and was or- dained to the priesthood on Decent- her 18, 1397. 1n 111s Gokien 1u1oi1ee year, 1947, he ::1i:'ii- Ziis c::'1on.oa1 visitation of the American Province. 1t was durina this visit that we carne to kno:-.' Pather General 1-1e is in the e1eventh year ot a twe1ve year term as Superior Generai 1.4 .Pr . -rw L 5- D 1 ', V4 The Most Reverend Edmond 1. PitzMaurice is the Bishop ot the Diocese of Wilmington. His jurisdiction extends throughout the Delrnarva Peninsula which inc1udes the State of Delaware, the eastern shores of Mary1and and Virginia. 1-ie rnay we11 be terrned 'the bui1der of the Diocese' since during his administration the churches have not only been mu1tip1ied in out-o1- the-Way places but rnany new parishes have been created. Two new parishes Corpus Christi and Our Lady ot Patirna, have been created recently. MEN or wlsnom, Q Q: ' K THE VERY REVEHEND THOMAS A. LAWLESS, O.S.F.S.. Rector of the School, Provincial Treasurer, National Chaplain of the Forty et Eight. Chaplain of the American Legion, National Committeeman of the National Catho- lic Educational Association, Auditor of the Diocesan Marriage Court, Delegate to the General Chapter in Rome, ltaly. 1 'Q THE REVEREND FRANCIS D. DOUGHERTY, O.S.F.S.. Vice Rector of the School, Teacher of Mathematics, Prefect of the Blessed Mother's Sodality and Director of the Oblate Course ol Studies at Saint Francis School of Nursing, Faculty Moderator of the Alumni Associa- tion. Chaplain of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Ordinary Confessor of the Ursuline Sisters. f-x L43 5 , A i 74, Jwixyvlm.. ,wh CUURHGE HND PEBSEVEHANCE '01 N 5 THE REVEREND ROBERT I. FLECKSTEINER, O.S.F.S.. Frefect of Discipline in the School, lnstructor of Religion and Mathematics, Superintendent ol the School Book Store, Superintendent of the Student Patrol. Faculty Moderator ol the Parents' Association, Superintendent ol the School Canteen, Member ol the School Council. .af THE REVEREND FRANCIS X. O'DONNELl., O.S.F.S., Director oi Guidance, Moderator of the Diocesan Book Forum, Instructor in English, Pretect of the Freshman Class. Assistant Athletic Director, Member ol the School Council. Ordinary Confessor for the Sisters ol Saint Francis at Saint Mary's Convent. Extraordinary Con- fessor to the Ursuline Nuns. .AA ,r nw.. ,M '.L,L 1s ., ,Q , .-, . ' - , . . ' V l . I ,v ' ' ko' 4v':pT-gggb'-+,. 14 A f- - ' -W. ' A-n ' . 'T' 5 ' , . -.. , gee, L ' 43'.,!ff '23,-'f' '.'9fgf W? ffri- WHO PERPETUATE THE JS, xg A '-:N THE REVEREND IOSEPH I. NEIDE- MAIER, O.S.F.S., Head of the Modem Language Department, Preiect ot the Sophomore Class, Assistant Athletic Director. 4' THE REVEREND IAMES V. O'NEILL O.S.F.S.. Head of the Religion Denart- ment, Football Coach, Assistant Mod- erator of the Alumni Association. xf ',1.x:io. - 1 I ' 1 r . Q 4' . The Oblates of Saint Fr hcis de Sales are The chief aim cf this jsrcarari is the train- a Congregation of tier: deaicatifa ther lives ing of the whsle perse: it axles tc God to the Chrgstzai Q-eipgcatien if 1.'e11fli. 'The and to hs fel.: ',-.f tie: Cailizliasm and Very Reverend leurs Brzsscn lh'5'1T?CLlI'1d9T, Democracy are had CIT the idea of the has outlined their program dignity of man stressed Father Brisson. chat with Santa. In the one oicture we see Father Neidemaier, Father ONeill and Mr. McHugh in attendance at the Christmas Party The other picture shows Father Butler having a of f I 1 YWP1 ik-I EJ' ,I,, My If wunn or non . . . ,icfffr THE REVEREND HENRY D. LEMON. THE REVEREND PATRICK I. MARTIN, O.S.F.S., Head of History Department, O.S.F.S.. Instructor of History, Prefect Faculty Moderator to the Senior Class, Moderator of the Year Book and the Student Council. y' f I of the Iunior Class, Assistant Mod- erator ol the Parents' Association. -77 f t, 'X W THE REVEREND IAMES B. DONO- VAN, O.S.F.S., Head of the Spanish Department, Faculty Director oi Dra- matics, Assistant Director ot School Assemblies. xfdmvnt D414 Zs? 1 '- V5 In reference to this subgect he warns: i'You must have a care not to smother a reason- able inclination to lreedorn. Do not kill a sense of responsibility. Do not crush their budding ambition. On the contrary, be on the alert to discover what the Lord has put into their souls and cultivate just that be- cause here you have a plant that has a right to tlower. To help the boy does not mean to be proxy for him, but rather to 'I'HE REVEREND THOMAS A. CAR- LIN. O.S.F.S., Instructor in Spanish and Church History. Assistant Mod- erator of the Parents' Association, Newman Club Moderator. 5 THE REVEREND IOHN F. HECKEL. O.S.F.S., Instructor in Biology and General Science, Director of the Oblate Mothers' Guild. Director ot Vocations. Scholastic Master. 'Rf'- N-'x THE REVEREND IOHN I.. BIRKEN- HEUEH, O.S.F.S.. Instructor in Ger- man and Latin. Assistant Athletic Director and Alumni Moderator, Director ot Intramural Sports. Y . K . Y os., x wr' , f is SP gsx W-Q TIIBUUGH SERVICE I.0YIlI.TY 7 THE REVEREND GREGORY I. BIRK- ENSTOCK. O.S.F.S., Head oi the English Department, Director ot the School Band, Instructor in Music. fe- THE REVEREND ALEXANDER T. POCETTO. O.S.F.S., Instructor in Chemistry and General Science. Superintendent of Lockers, Assistant Athletic Director. THE REVEREND MR. IOSEPH A. CONNOLLY, O.S.F.S., Instructor in Latin and English, Faculty Mod- erator ot the Salesianum Review. Assistant Senior Moderator. 4241-self, lr-11,11 blaze the tra1l, to sflrriulate the eierar: of edge and virtue Do not be the Qggia of a each in rms own progress towards 21: teacher who Lnszsts f1rsf and forerioet on iflS spiritual formation. It does not rieai .3 own ojornion and mefhod. Do not be a slave make sorneone an automaton itat ra rer driver blocking every natural giclriatoi the aroixtec' of his or-:ri broaress if ro Hold the boy in high esteer: ana lend a ir We want to identify the informal pictures of W ' fl' A Fathers Birkenstock. Dougherty and O'DonnelI j 1 Connolly, Father Heckel and Mr. McHugh: Fathers Lemon and Carlin. is chatting: Mr. Pocetto in the Chemistry Lab: Mr. ,gs . HND DEVUTIUN ,afmbg ,Y . THE REVEREND MR. THOMAS A. BROTHER IOHN H. SULLIVAN. MCHUGH. O.S.F.S., Instructor in O.S.F.S., Superintendent ot buildings, History and General Mathematics, Assistant Sexton of Saint Anthony's Assistant Band Director, Program Oblate Church. Director. Pretect of Freshman Class. , , . . V' ' f, Q ',. fb , 5 1 f Q , 0 hand tc the work which grace LS accczii- part of us, We rnust display to the world plishina in his soul, this spirit, this teaching, this training, which For the past tour years we have been has been instilled in us by our Instructors gjgyt gf the Uqigmg and HOW if hgs bewme the Cbiates of Saint Francis de Sales. WE HBE ENCUUBAGED The tollowina section will serve to illus- trate the oraanizations which, by their en- couragement and their aid, inspire us to do our utmost in extracurricular activities. Without their sponsorship we would have but little incentive to undertake the work and responsibilities which ao hand in hand with any worthwhile activity. Their good example forms a loackaround for our own efforts and our success may be attributed in no small way to them. lf' fr 3 sg' THEY WIITCH UIIH IICTIIIITIES WITH INTEREST .r. oeiterizer :Z .rev tie rarest: Assosza- . -F .,.s: M, ., a , far, ,, ,, F X ss., ,,,,.... I.., a .ae ...W , .V.. ..,.r-.rc. may A-- ., - ra, -5 V. 1, -uh a rr.- 'Y ,A e.ec.ea r.es.ae..., -.-caan v.-e r1.es.ae..., 'I A ' 'T . A Y v- V- ' 'Y v- 'F .ers Kelly, oec.eta.yy and ireas- arer Father Poloert Flecksteiier apjoomted Tatar: l.fCCif'fS'CY Lt .zaiie :tie the .'.larr.:g Associate: was zreacigvcztea Father Lan-:less acpomtea Father Francgs Doaaherty Facalty Moderator flr lfealy was elected ?res1aent lnfr WaQsl1 lffr Lawless and Mr f.fal1.ern were eleofea fo ilier respectgve ofllces ci 'ice Presoeif Secretary and 'lreasarer The ola stand-loysy the Oolate Mothers, held elec- igoif too fffrs larxes O'Neill was 'elected President, lfrs faztzes Cassidy, Vice Preszderit, lfrs lazxes Reese Treasurer and Mrs William Kenny Secretary Father lohn Heclcel rriocler- atea this orgamzaton. God bless your every endeavor. in Ev' , KN-no--f 'H' ,' Q' ' r' .- The upper picture was taken at the Christmas Party. Father Dougherty received a gift from Santa, Mr. Bailey. The lower picture-Hall and Newland chat with the Parents' tion officers Messrs. Kelleher, Lange, and Mrs. Kelly. Here are a few ol the parents who the organization meeting. We are identify Mr. and Mrs. Pennachi, Mr. Connell. Mrs. Luyster. Mr. Morris. Associa- McCann attended able to and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gilfillan and Mr. and Mrs. King. -fi Leo Brennan gives the Council a red hot suggest'on. Crather, co-author smiles' his approval. sf' --5 The Officers ot the Council are: Hall, President Sarro, Treasurer, Connor. Vice President, Catinella Secretary. Sllllfelll l,'0lll16'il ELECTED T0 EovEnN The Student Council, a connecting link between the faculty and the students, ulti- mately tries to make students conscious of the need for practical citizenship. The idea of democracy is practiced when each mem- ber becomes eligible for membership after a recommendation from their class Prefect. He is then elected and approved according to standard procedure. The chief aims ot the Council are: to appease both the students and the admin- istration, to encourage more participation Members of the Student Representative Government are: Neal Kelly, Francis Sarto, Father Lemon, Pre- tect, Paul Catinella and Iohn McGonigle. Second in school activities, thereby promctina school spirit, and to encourage democratic citizenf ship. The Council tries to be successful in secur- ing student interest by glamorizing their proaram, tor anythina, receiving enough publicity, immediately aroiises interest. Student Council membership is a two-Way job: to represent the best student interest to the administration and to interpret the best interests of the school, as a whole, to the students. Row: Alfred Dougherty, Harry Walker, losenh Roach, and Lawrence McManus. Third Row: Francis Fiorelli, Iames Connor, Harry Hall. Pat Coggins. Guy Pol- andrani was absent when the picture was taken. 'C E7 1 g7 ,-11 HY' s- 'B A 63 ' aw-T2 Asa xx sv.: -1-' ,N 4-J 's er ff uv lrsmg the Pick and hunt system does not mean Here are the men responsible for the organization poo typing. Does it. Duffy? oi the Staff. Coggins, Connor and Lange. The .flllesiull nzrnssrnrs A rams mass The curden of ccordinaina the Sta? resfed upon the caoaole snougders CI our co-eaters Patnck Coggins and lames Connor, Wgtli Lie aid of lcseich Lance, the Eusxess Man- axer, we were alole to aet clown to 'fork sont' the 'fear and hetcre Cjfiflnffiiili we hadlihe locrllircilzna and the detalis tfreitv well settled, lfr. lcseph Ccniiciiv and Father henry Lemon, Our Faculty Moderators, gave us their time and experience unstintf Lngly. Mike Pilewicz, Franny McCann, Bill Nealon, Iohn Byrne. Bill Hultberg and Richard Bonvetti are inspecting the Senior pictures for the first time. This group is commissioned to see to it that the The Stall, in addition to the top men, was composed ot William lordan, William I-lulte loera, William Nealon, Donald Feeney, Richard Bonvetti, Michael Pilewicz, Dennis Tryon, Nicholas Gianoulis lohn Byrne, and Vfilliarn Caanacci dc1na the literary work. lose-ph Newland, Conrad Persolio, William Lawler, and l-larry l-lall helped to smooth out the business details Hugh 'Dufty and Francis Lemon did the typina. Frank Rasaio, Edward Okoniekski and Francis McCann gave invaluable aid with the Photography. Senior Section is alphabetically correct. Byme seems to have discovered Pi1ewicz's picture and is trying to communicate this fact. WE FOCUS OUR ATTENTION ON The Positive And The Negative H-1 F very intent reed section performs to the right. In the front are first clarinetists Ciczrlo and Ruggiero. ln the picture directly below we see the brass. Ed Wierski's music must have cz few bars missing. Our Conductor, Father Birkenstock. evidently sings while he directs. Lower left-The Percussion section: Mcrrrcz, Scxlvcxdori, Meriggi. Gilfillcm. and Irons cxwait ci cue. ll KEYNUTE UF DEMUCHHCY ex 4 , E ,, w gf fe! 'ff ,, rf 1,2 rf, A i 5 E 52 if 1 WJ if iff 4 gk! fi si' 5 V ' Ni fx ,IM .WWA 'Tj T-J J n.. . , w Q A, wx J M f . Q Y I , xx ,,f, -.- :-. - , ' 'ffl , J' 'Z' 1.4 ,n V - ag-.S 1 , , .A 1 P V A fc I 3 - 'LN ' Lf Q- 4 ', I ma A .. .V x 'AX X N 0' ll gg 'U P X .. ,V Q 'L ff, A 7 Kg, 1 . . 3' wr: nnuzxncasr nun 'rsmzuluus IN Hlllliv flllb Dan Brennan. who is specializing in long wave-short wave radios. is do- ing some finer work on transmitting and receiving through one ol the Club's finer pieces of equipment. Charlie King is receiving code from the outside and relaying it to Harry Hall who is logging it. Eugene Mecrley is making some fine adiust- ments on the wave bands. Bob Holland is working on the tech- nical end oi the short wave receiver and transmitter with the aid of Nick Gianoulis who is testing the micro- phone plugs. Hugli Duffy is the on- looker. mf--V ,s-- ,W--V Y - -.f e .U-1-we '- dA,yfVf-fffwc -- Y . - ,.. ..,-.. ,- ..,. ..,.. ,.,,,,D ,., , .A N--..-. -.. -.-ef, ,, ,fuiw MLN ,VZ ff, ,u ., ,N on -v- -,,- .. ... A, ?,.,.,- .A .,-,. nn--AC ,MNH ,A.gC'1 ...E cfui ..:.A,.1i,lf.G v ,A . A, .i L. v,. Q' X. .Tc 'JS G, TX' Cliff iff? ?'lYCflF9'l rr' OVGY TLS 9.I.E?f V.Cl1OI Sijilififii Pllbfiliily KEEPS Tun NEWS IN THE Punuc mx A Q, the Csllceepr was '.'fC'. j9'i L. .e of Fife fi avi' 135 .lf 'ie H r K Cyii Citi TC'1r'i,er Fiji :fre fled people of VJLK: rictzi Cqiivt e 3 'id heralds reid 'Sie Fortis of Cir? ' C s 'ls-drip' pssters and 11 zpe 'sgi f C 'Ct if i'li .re events ese posters are tie Work of f Deireis CCG Ssrrs, meipfcers ,f s e C ,LD The llewspaper, The Sfilesiff is edited by fiseph Gizrvey lflff.- f r cnsis lclfxnlffy, and lolsln QCZf.f.f.' f A supervision Cf ff? lcseph CCY.I'.',ll , More Attexdfzrisel Bfiger Cr'x:.'a: f if ' ,C Ur:Cm17f1ic'.s rp'1'.'e ff:?5L',fld d Yl1 l ft Ii Pink, FCUYT' QT Hall 'Kid me gyri WLQ lfJ'.'.'dV?Ci Bill Harkins, the illustrator for the newspaper, and Franny Lemon of the Staff lool: over the first issue of the REVIEW. Leo Gestwicki cmd Robert Behrens, artists par excellence. work on publicity tor the Senior Play, Student Council cmd the lunior and Senior Proms. I 'N 3 D Here are some members of the Salesianum Review Staii in an informal pose: Ronald Emory Corxeius Dougherty Richard Burg lames Lister Associate Editor Ioseph Garvey Editor and Peter DAmxco The Sucrislans SERVE WITHUUT FHNFARE The Sccnsty lS always 3 hubhbub ef cxctzvny whether Qt be before or zlrer school The clean- pp, hx-uf: Crew of the Sszcrisfcns stzrrts 1ts leb before rnost el ers eerie le sclieel and fgnxsn cite: rncst nczve tesseel Cs1de cur books fer the day. Working cheerfully under the ever-wcztclm lul eyes of God and Father Heckel, these lfids ore ine :ten Delnnd The :en 1-:he sexy the Mass, One look mio their well-kept chapel tells the whole story of their effiezency ln the Sccrzsty, AA place for everytnznq find everytlnncz in llS place is the motte. These fellows work with G srnlle in the holy environment whlch is sc essentially Q pert of our trcnnlnq. f Reber! McGxlvray ll hlhng the cruets Charles Riley and lumen Maucher are gettmg chalrcee readv for Mass To the nght Harry Brake hm Parks and Iames Talley prepare the alia! and chapel for Bene dxchon fl! DEbUf6 ws ovvnsz nrsmzrman smzcu ll S l K The Varsity Debating Team sitting for a formal picture. The Varsity members are: William Nealon. Iohn Mealey. Father Patrick Martin, Moderator. George Casey and Patrick Coggins. Second Row: Leo Lange. Conrad Persolio, Iames Connor, William Iordan and Thomas Mulrooney. ,Q 1 N. X Xe A ,- Freedcni if speech dec: nat mean the r1ant ta say anytnina we please Far from rt, far this ype ireedcni would seen deaenerate into license -fflncn would lee false freedarn and calcgiated tc aa great damage to mankind We reccanize the respcnsgbxlzty in preparing' fe' air felis fer debate, far we learn the technique -'g i cf fgreakfx wah fail fcrce and ccnvicflcn bu' X4 X rsgnu ffEVSCT.Cl'1SflC rnetned cf reasarxna, X :li ,asea cn clear, concise and accurate deduc- .ans ldesncnsbglliy fcr the tninas we say Ls ne first Qne af defense Orafcry fcllaws ,ef-fm -f f-new f-f-v--v-wf--ff. H ...ee .... v ai., ,,..1,..-...1.- A 1949 Thomas Vliilliam i x -2, wire recorder is being tested by Mulrooney in a practice speech. Nealon is at the controls. WE LEARN T0 PLAY SUPPURTING RULES IN THE Drama 01 Democracy lnto the drqrnfxfgc Zrclxves of the Sales' icinurn let us place tie memories oi CAREER ANGEL, the lcvzlzle Seraphim ol lcsepn Newlcindl the patient Angel of lce Lance the increflulous Grezcry of limes Connor the Worried Pidelis cf Fwxene Coqwinsz the studious Uloqldus of Nick Glcrnoulisg the sinister Mr Barr of Cnfirles Sullivcng the troubled Kurt cf Francis Dzlvficlnelez 4 snocpy Vfzllis of Daniel Brennan- the s AVJliil'1fI1 de Pace, Vito lfczzic, l-luck D and Francis Srnulsky and lust cf ull, Fc' e Birkenstcclc qivinc the curtain signal W . A 4 in stzndznq cener slime saying, This is it, boys! And it was. Glinsky tSmulskxJ claims that Willie lBrenncml has bats in his beliry while Donnie fDePcxcel, Thomp- son fDuiiyl, and Chevoski tMazzioJ seem to agree. The Angel CLangel lends a helping hand to Sera- phim's lecture to Brothers Fidelis fCogginsl and Gregory CConnorl, but it seems as though Brother Ubaldus is more interested in his document. The FIIUIIIS roam A cnrnnua Law-Euroncmc aunv Ed Okoniewski is supervising dismissal in lhe locker room. Iohn McCarthv, Edward Buckley and Ioe O'Neill seem to be in no hurry to leave. Orfii-Gite fC fiizfhfzrifv, TC Tiifff-r Ort what level, 1125 frriflifr lffff, if difzcggiline xrfircsed ziffrrffgrzcr' The '1',l.hCI'lf'v' in this Case :S ilie aims Cf iruarii -the ffaflrc Cops CZ illfl sclzcdl Under live Cl1Yf'CfE'UT1 fwl Ffuther Flecksfezner hflfa found if necessary nf Clase fi' 'Eiff first bell find l'llC 'll'16?lT dcsifgf Ruled rcgtriris in Ufdfxf To rgrfeci up Gloss Ciicinjes The plz lf? Ceriiiirtly hot fhe most popular hui? lhey dw il willm :fy and cheer' lwlljr The Senor fYlf'll.Vn Yf3 ffl the Guards 'ire lCf2f7f,l, lflhflf' Pfifrink Cff'1'IlHS, lidvlflfd Okcmewsalfz, William Clark, lerry Galvin, Donald Fffeney, Fdwcird Crather and W1ll1f11t. lfi'fvlf'f. William Clark is directing traffic in the main lobby. Those in line are: Iim Parks. Bill DePace, Ioe Cane, Dan Brennan and Al Antonio. Cominq out ol the chapel and ready lo leave for home-Tom Galvin, loo O'Neill, Walt Sheehan. Dan Nardo and loe Lange. The 5111116011 Arronns mumsnrs or nrzrmzsnmsur The Canteen is our lzttle store around the tc expand part of the Canteen 1Y1fC ine corner which serves as ice crearn, cake, Yes if the enrollrneni keeps farnjaing, Well coke, statzonery' and other ael1cac1es-rnorrv he eperatna a araap cf ciazn stores. The ing, noon and niaht lt QS under the rnanaae- canteen is also a refresnrnent stand for the rnent of Father Fleckstexier Because of the popular Friday Night Dances This is gust considerable increase in cur enrollment, another one of the extra features for the Fatner Flecksteiner nas fauna L! necessary convenience of the boys Bill Hultberg and Mr. Barry, the managers of the second lunch period, wait on the cash customers-Paul Perrone, Ioe McKinley and Ierome Russell. Father Flecksteiner chats with Bill Clark, Chas. Connor, Dan Graham and Harry Brake. w , l X LTTX Q 'anvil 4 ' wen inn aw lv' SLN .,r., ,, 1 f7'v A' ,T O'Neill and Mealcy are in charge of the canteen during the first lunch period We can only identify Papillo and Bill Rompspert customers. UUB BELIEFS IN DUB DEVUTIUN The rttost awful ChC1I'C'IlGY1SllC of life at Mass in the rrtornina, Benediction, Statzons school IS the way in which reliaion takes or Confession in the afternoon are a reaular such a vial part that life We learned part of the day lt is not uncornrnon to hear as Freshmen to make a visit everyday to sortieone say, Father, would you say Mase, offer our Lord all the tnings we would do that for us tor'orrow7 Our whole group will be day A whole team would visit before a '.-ranting' to go to Cornrnunionf' oorne to offer their play to their Creator. Father Carlin, Tryon and Desmond entering the Iames Talley is praying before the statue of our gym for the Wednesday morning Mass. Blessed Lady in the school chapel. n Father O'Neill is celebrant at Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Nich- olas Battaglia is the server. Wilkinson, Lynch and Lewis can be seen. t X l l 6'- 'x n -,- f.. 1 N. 4 1' 'B X 5 4 5 I Ll -5 4 ur X- y le .'O' si . tsp - 1 I fi '35 -274 Af, . .1 V5 S. .61- WE NK. fr-X -Q. HBE SUCIHI. IIEMUCRHTS L51 lr I Denny Tryon is tripping the light. fantastic with Peg McClellan at the lunior Prom. A N V ,., - - w v f n ,. , Y .-, :X , A.t:12'gJ:1t:io Af'1.eZcr?:.f?IL.R.Cr Pont was c.,im.:9d ffCI'T1 T119 Gtld Hiillrctii tc Tzie P31131 Fcfrti if Simi A:1t21C:'.'5 Cl the martin' cf the FE'.'.'f'Cf 317:15 of GQ7 :Q Y-f3dT19IT 2 Crciinrrri: SSH Eifmritzz Til? dfztej' Dviflc' CV' 7 f'd1'Q F5 '3 f' Uvmf 1.1: ' T We F-Xfi'f?','f 1: mimi IZ:-fd ':t T219 'firrwl Snrii 5 Eizll in Ifter Tgegfi, .:. fit? 'Sid 5'Z.if'.ifI. if T Hffiil D.iF:it Luigi S S'f'I19f'A-' Crcfgesiru '.-:QQ Cater Q3 Qtr Spf-A, O vi gg 'YS . We are able to identity Dough- erty, Trzuskowski, Vic Vicario Rosaio, Hall and Cass Reese, Gianoulis and Dolly Winning ton, and Paul Perrone. 1 9' bs' x.1 'J' 55 :zi- Directly above we see Alvan Leary and Lois Alava entering while to the right on the dance floor we spot Dobrowski, Dougherty, Brady. Sylvester. Paierowski, Gears. Gill and their dates. Father Birkenstock stops to chat with Dugan. Rosaio, and Whittaker. This picture, believe it or not. was taken during intermission at the Iunior Prom. Be- cause ot the horrible weather George Madden supplied a novelty band. In spite of the crowding we see Bronson, Gill. Williams and Hession. 4.5 mf THE TEAMWURK Character is butlt riot only it the class roorrt but also on tie ClII.fEfl'I tzela Cerfaiaf-', we beheve that lf is esserital for as for our welf-bemg to have a sound rrtiria in a sound body Everyoie is an eaaal opportunity to participate either CTT the Varsity or latra- mural football, basketball, baseball, or track teams. The men responsible for the huae success of the Sports Proffram are Fathers lames O'Nelll and lolm Blrkertbeuer and Mr. Alexander Pocetto. ,H my '51 ,,,.e? ' -r' UF -T' ,,i',. A. 5 1 g .-, 1 .,. 2.0-1 :Q A J ,mv r '-xi , s' - V VA- -Q' .TP , s. S: io ae f5 f'- nj., 1,-eff?-' . X' nlzmocnncv IS nnvznorzn BY Participation 4-vain 'QW' '- Football . . . nzirrumuu srlnlr We were the first to show our football talents. We dropped the opener, a 26-U decision to Loyola at Baltirnore. Leo Gestwicki played a whale of a game, but Loyola was just too big, too powerful and too good for us. Our second garne was a heartbrealcer when Lancaster Catholic tallied a safety and a touchdown to score an 8-U victoryi Traveling to Woodcrest we rnet our rivals at Conrad. We had a few opportunities, but in spite of the drive of Hall and Gianoulis we were not able to score. This ball game ended in a l2-O defeat for us. Our next encounter against Newark gave us some hope, loe Garyantes was responsible in great measure for the U-O score at the end of the aarne, ln a aame brilliant for defensive play, we lost to PID, by one touchdown. In a drive sparked by Harry Hall and Bill Whittaker's end sweeps we marched to the Howard l5 yard line only to be repulsed. -'off' ' r . N mt. .f-f.E.rL elf' I f 4-1. Bill Whittaker going through the paces around end in a practice game with the Iunior Varsity. Roger O'Neill and Ierry Galvin are displaying the technique ol blocking. Ioe and Ed Stout can also be Been. Ioe Stout, Nick Cekine. Denny Tryon and Franny Sarro are showing the camera man how they charge the line. They seem D to be doing an efficient and convinc- N ing job. llETEllMlNll'l'l0N . . .TEAMWUBK THE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-reading lrom lelt to right-First Row: Ierry Galvin. loe Garyantes. Vic Vicario. Leo Gestwicki, Harry Hall, Nick Gianoulis. Bill Whittaker, Charlie Sullivan, Roger O'Neill, Edgar Gears. Second How: Nick Battaglia. Manager. Albert Dempsey, Gail Layton, Dennis Tryon, Bill if Gestwick. Father O'Neill, Coach, Bob Gemmill. Frank Dougherty. Edmund Stout, loe Stout, Iohn Mchteer. Manager. Third Row: Franny Sarro, Tom Galvin, Iohn Oros. Ioe Cregg, Neil Kelly, Nick Cekine and Russ Colombo. The Archies of Archmere trimmed us but we ntariaged to save the day by scorgnfr one touchdown. We lost the i1nai aarrie of the season but it was a alorious curtain call Dunn: the first period our boys outpiayed their undefeated rivals, and for the remainder of the aarne, with few lapses, played CCF to a stand stiil The store was Camden lg Sallies U We salute our coach, Father ONeill, and the entire team for their grit against extreme odds, Late in the third quarter P.l.D. unleashed an offensive which was brief but decisive. Harry Hall is seen tackling Tommy Birmingham with the aid of Vic Vicario. Basketball . g - yn, t f X. ' I I I , 4 sf x A, X 1 -Z REUUIRES STRATEGY X We were Destinys Kids. As clumsy, timid Freshmen, we learned funda- mentals of basketball through the un- tiring efforts of Father Birkenheuer. We were his first team at Sallies, ln our Senior year Father O'Neill devoted himself entirely to the heavy respon- sibilities of directing our vast athletic program. We were destined to bow out under the leadership of Father Birken- heuer, the man who, just four years ago, had taught us to dribble, The top picture-D'Am.ico, Tryon and los uugan cry to boost that score with all their might. The Frosh Ccxgers-Kneeling: Scully. Fleming, Moser. DeLucia. McManus. Stand- ing: Icxckson. Manager. Birch. Coggins, Dougherty, Strusowski. Kwiatkowski, Longo- bardi, Mr. McHugh. Coach. PP 0 Q -lf' H are Gifrmf, 4-R ff-:A Af lj . . . llGll.lTY . . . CUUPEBHTIUN ,Q Lx? The Official 1948-49 Basketball Squad-Front Row: Dennis Tryon 1133. Ioe Dugan 1113. Edward Dugan 1103, Clyde Louth 133. Peter D'Amico 1153, Iames Seidel 153, Walter Sosnowski 173. Charles Trzuskowski 123, Second How: Nicholas Battaglia 113. Francis Barnes 193. Father Iohn Birkenheuer. Coach, Charles Scully 143, and Charles King 183. Take a look at our rnzol-season record. tliree losses- e St lates 57-3l, Arclxrnere 39-35 Reach? Ceritral CfIfh'f,llC 53-52 ln an overlzrrie game e1gE1t w1ris-- St Catliarmes 45-SC, Frxends 57-42 St Elzaloeths EE-3C, Delaware Clllf 68-34 St lCl'll'l fll-33, llex-:ark 45-37, St Andrews 58-32 Corlrad 44-23 A score ho'.w'e'.'er does riot convey the dzsapooznfrtzeifs the joys aid the thrills of the actual aanie. The record shot-is that we last to Readmg Catholic by one jocmt. It does :oi tell how we roared back grito the aaxie scoriig tert points in one riiiafe. Our :iid-season record does serve as a harbmger ol a successful basketball campaign Russ Colombo and Teddy Bronson perform cr necessary but unheralded task. Alter the cheers have died and the cow bells clanged their work begins again. ff' .Za J r I 4, 'U ,ff lntrumuruls . . . Eucoumicss Father Birl-cenheuer and Mr. Pocetto, coaches of the lntramural Football Program, named an All-Star Team of l948, lohn OiConnor was named as the Player of the Year with Rosaio and Babiarz following in that order ln the Heavyweight Division, the First Team included Perrone, Rosaio and Tessein on the line with Gibson, Babiarz and I. O'Connor in the backfield. The Second Team had Dugan, Mosley and Daney on the line with C O'Connor, Iordan and Catinella in the backfield, ln the Lightweight Division, the First Team had Bronson, Mclvfenamin and Wilkinson on the line with Faraone, Morris and Mazzio in the backfield. The t 4 ' Second Team had Dolan, Byrne and Savery on the line with Kuczmarski, Fileti and Mclvfanus in the baclcfield. In the play-offs, the Hobo-Kens of Senior C managed to squeeze by'the Warsaw Bull- dogs of Senior A, 7-6, to claim the heavy- weight championship. ln the Lightweight Division the never-say-die Schmoos of Soph. B, trailing U-12 at halftime, went on to upset the strong Warriors of Senior A l8-12 and walked off the field undisputed winners of the Lightweight Crown, The Scorers of Iunior A though undefeated all season could not place in the play-offs. r- 5, SKILI. HND FELLOWSHIP -3 4 ,'yN S, f' X ny. .Q The intramural basketball league was ush ered in with the usual eaaerness and antici pation and the same amount of fanfare. Once aaain in order to insure evenness in abilities there were two leagues: League A, compris ng Seniors and luniors and League B ludirtg Freshmen and Sop omo es The e were ttvo hundred strong playing baslqetball on twenty-eight teams, To afford an even greate opportunity for particip tion the Jremlins we e allowed to field a team ot theii own tne Knickerboclcers. Mr. Alex- ander Pocetto was Faculty Moderator. in V I I l. 4 tl The Warriors ot Senior B paced by lack Andreoli and Steve Serin and the Senior A Barons spirited by the towerina lim Conno and the fast break na Steve Ka se thrilled .is time atter t me in the r encounters Silicato and Lemley of the Soph B Staas displayed aood tea work while the Soph Rams worried their opponents with the sharpshooting ot Caputo and Layton. The Pres.. B Snapshots were by tar tne most colorful. lohn O'Connor, Steve Senn, lohn Andreoli, Bradley, Mahoney, and Malloy hit the hoop consistently to cop individual scoring honors, WE HBE FREE T the defmitian much less the acy, freedom, respect for the we beaari to live them the hard way to select our Cers capable of ruling We af others. Al play we :rave ax according to his abilities. way and learn step by step ocracy in action. , X. stxwn, 1. S-env 4? sez xt 41? 5 W, 1 2 , E sm,- , x , 1 W1 Ww- S . s H GY, '55 ii ff-1X4+' w' - ' as 1? K-- X , ,n . -i gg, , XX. 1 T 1'Bq7x' 'QM I swf ai? QK-N ' s fl A il- -A X vb 5 FRESHMAN A-Bottom Row: W. Bailey, R. McGowan, E. Luyster I. Gilfillan. M. Hanning, R. Schiavi, W. Coakley. I. May. S Newell. Second Row: F. Spagnolo, C. Crisconi, I.. Mitchener. I DeVincentis, A. Longobardi. R. Arthur. W. Dauphin, I. Dagenais Third Row: I. Marran, R. Schumann, A. Dougherty, I. Witkowski D. Goelzhauser, I. McCarthy. M. Connor, K. King. R. Paierowski Fourth Row: F. Duncan. R. Bartkowski, I. Davis, O. Iohnson, I Davidson. I. Creedon, I. Irons, B. Bierman. Fresh For Democracy .. . . xl x, . '- A ..,.-,.. ,V ., -.V r,-D .rcs Nm 4, C rv,-,f mf-f fi Sffwen A lfdf' 65 tlpfii 3Tf'r .i1r.S P10 Q . . , . , f x ,A 'fear and have 'errffld 10 'Sf'lVQT3 time crffmi Q. tzf X fri: zecigse gave 2 years exjserpeice on tif f, Carfrus Thex' 1-:e'f Oyfeienced the Cf 91: ., . ., . '- ',, -N f-A141 x'fwnk' qv lite, Qfectirifg .A...TfEC1 D2 L 1: er 4. .C 'ff : ,ment -,,.nc1 I Tee- fl- no' 'of wrong' on 'Ve ':rici in fii-ew' dd held :.,'...,,., f'.,,Aq.,.f.4 f.,.,... ,J en,Q,..:,.I -WN +V .n'f...Q,,.. G ..5lf.tg..g Vor.ui...e,. ,Meg e. I .,.,....,.. f r.:..1 f-.uI.,.s Aricngr theft were ffezrrim lD 1'Q'Cl'1T'1 Arflixgf Leia: rv: c1'e'3n f': raw f.f1 '5ifTeT Fafrfbiiris .'f ftf ' Sk.. ft.:,.AaQ w .,.h,,,..Q Nad une. W.-Q.. M.. .Nw .nn .. o,...c,.., Me, ..,. .- Me.. e... - 'r'C'f- 1' f sVe:'f2 'Q 'lie Eiziir TCR it ': e ' ri fl Varepfr' 'Cfff'1i. ieizrii ii Fieiiiiin l'Z'f7Ek6'fi1ii and i ,R--f WC,-.-'-Vg ,-Y.. QA 3,-1-,U-C 1-Nw'-Q 'iufgf 1-QQ f-j4 1'9 :Tragi- o,...,...-. .-a ,..,,.,,.., ...o .M ,. ,,,g,g a. ,-,.. 45,5 ,sl -, H.. -.. ,-.V Q..-,s..,.-,,e- - ...S-.. .ad .. ,. urea. e. ...C ,UCI .,.. ,I .. the schcil Disc-jockey's on the loose! The Freshmen are getting some real culture and liking it. Interlandi is the iockey: Nardo. Pelaia and Russell and so many others are enjoying a platter of Wagner Are. ere, ire, Latin verb endings, are all the rage in Fresh A K. King, R. Schiavi, M. Hanninq and R. Witkowski getting into the swing ol things with blackboard practice. They llre Fledglings 'rpaqp N-: -.,,-. .,,- .A .sb ,,.,.,,s,.,.,,, . .wwf-. ., -- ...,,,, ...JM -- . .D ...-- ., .... ,..,... . ..-auf .' .5 f-,fn H,-.f--wg -'L-3 4 ff.,-WL: ,-- 0.-L --. -,Nw-s ,.c..- 4..sA ...,AA.,-.,., s., ... ..,A...,.. .., ,--V T',1.. ' H' ,:Q,,..,.,, .., dc.. -,A . Q ,A.,,,,,...-,N QV-f,-T V,-,. flfi '1. C T' T, l ,215 13 'ff . A , , . . . ,. 4 ,,',,. ,..Q,,, ,,,,,,. A- ., ,4 Cor? ,A .R if 5, X ,.,:. ... , . fs. 'Ne - ,A ., ' 'Vw W ,f ne, - -'-- lf, X., ,,r .gh .Ag . I . . . 3 . A ,A .,-.N ,,f .F -.,.,. ,. ,, f.,-. Q, ,-f.. - ,., L . , .-.A -' AJF7 ,, . .. .. ,V ,,f-ff 'NF 'Rf 'D,,. ,. i,.JA.. - f-Y-,-ff. -fs ilu: if ' A ,s ww- 3 f- -.,- 7 fs. qw-. .. ' -,-f-.W -pw: 5, pf--gf, .f.,,.-..A..,.., ....,,.-, ...,... r .,,. - r. . .. ,.. .. ,-, ...ca ' .. ,. ,Q - ,,. .A +A Y ,. . .L ,, .,. .' A T... 'fe Y. ,. T-,..,.7'1,FxQ .U .9TfT9fffIf. M ,. -, .nk .. ,Q ,. . , .. X ,. fp- N, -. y., . ,,ff.,, rp, , - Q. , ,., .. . A , N - nf , n,, , -, -If-, T ,, .., ,,, ., , ., ,- .,.fr. c ,.. ,. A' .',.g.. D. , V... . . ... .. '1.. E .'CIf'? 7 If TIIQCYC CVCTC' If' Ii'Z'.'.' If' nf 'ni frf.. in The SQI.C53Q'TlfLYY. Re','1e'.-.' I 'F ':rf.C.:'i:i. ' 1' fI.C Iflfff KCICTTJ fl ff N Mi. McHugh calling O'Conncr to explain a phrase in Freshman History. Some ofthe puzzled students seen are: Baldwin, Buckley, Byrne, Carilli, Dombrowski, Drazek, Foralcer and Heller. From the expression on Du!ly's face something seems to be frightening him. The Freshmen to be X-rayed are Reilly, McKinley. Mealy and Paoli. FRESHMAN B- Bottom Row: G. Iackson, W. Glynn, T. DeLucia, I. Baldwin, A. DeReggi, A. Schwab, R. Byrne, P. Mirabella, L. McManus. Second Row: I. Quinn, I. Reagan, I. Sullivan, M. Dolan, W. Foraker, A. DiCampli. I. Chappius, F. Drazek, E Buckley. Third Row: E. Carpenter, E. Kwiatlcowski, N. Lamb. P Lyons, D. Bacon, I. McCafferty, E. Carilli, I. Sawicki, I. Quinlan I. Strusowski. Fourth Flow: D. McMenamin, I. McKenna, E. Dom- browski, W. Romspert, I. Heller, C. Smith, M. O'Connor. G Nennstiehl. W. Maliszewski, M. Mealey. , H With Freedom It .. . . .. 0 , . ,I - , ff ef. 1-R,--5' ff f 1. . ,ff f-- fa . . .. . .. Jir. ':.e if .Ls 32.1521 Career ie 2 ieectea ff: 1 gi 5 2:22 ...Cid ':.f 7 figse fafi.- tie Siudeif f, , . . W . , .2 .f.2.. r 2 ine if 'ge if .gr rr.-siren rt,erfse'e 'n 'zte ,i..r.2 ..'1:1'fQ if- t.. ifffjf F2.. ge tie ,.,.., fig.-- .. ,A . .,,.,. L. p..,,g-H' i, N.. .eec..2.. .2 aid... Les -.. sciolcsac 3221. t- - get Gqiftf-r i lY'l.C1 Pspriter is the scie ':LY r:Tc. Hr, fr- 'fa 'N-ff-vvf-Q Q-NU 'PQ pn- vfvfvgrsrv- .,.-.,.... .. . J.. ..., Jam... -,,.,.,. ...c .,.....,a,,..: 'ief 2 represented T215 hgdipnz' seciicri CH -we 'ff ef 'NWQR H-..-.pL-... use ':'G,,,, an new - -.-nf.. ,,...-: Lf.,a..-..- 4,.... ,.-.........- ,.... ,.,. A , 'X . H v ' 'xy ' ' 'CUFLCG Vircsscg and awe? Has. Trees :fi ir. 1 wife ee22f:i 'W 're '1gV we'cdr as-Y.-- 2 W-. f. ' 1. . w . -, ' ., a.-. ...G pe: t..2'. ti.: sect.2n a.sp.a.s ggi ,Cf 217.-'11 ?.'i12r 'fear I. l95l A rare scene especially for the Freshmenl Baldwin. Buckley. and Byrne invade the domain ot Father Butler, Library Custodian. The weeklies with their pictures draw the boys. Something new has been added' Lemley shows the new Student Council emblem to Al Dougherty, Neil Kelly. Gene Coggins and Iohn McGonigle. FRESHMAN C--Bottom Pow: I. Henry, I.. Riccio, P. Hanley. H. Obizzi, A. Garyantes. I. Purnell, I. Dougherty, I. McKinley, I. Maguire. Second Row: G. Massey, F. Pollinger, I. Wahl, F. Scully, P. Molitor, I. Fleming. W. Maarogan, H. Glover, I. Scho- field, I. Peoe. Third Row: R. Scorziello. T. Pelaia, R. Duffy, I. Interlandl, P. McLaughlin. D. Nfzrdo, A. Okoniewski, I. McGonigle, L. Ha11:e, I. VV'alsh. Rourth Row: I. Glover, I. Rybaltowski, I. George, F. Poniecki. V. Russell. P. Mahoney, W. Sheehan. I. Traurig, H. Painter. F. Dale, I. Russell. x ' .0 SOPHOMORE A-Bottom Row: T. Duffy, F. Czaikowski. F. Kucz- marski, G. Pennachi. I. Parks. I. Fiorelli, D. Bradley. H. Doordan, D. Ciancio. Second Row: V. Battaglia, I. Cirino, I. McFadden, R. O'Connor, I. Mealey. N. Kelly. I. Still. I. Niedbalski. I Oros, G Casey, F. Bonner. T. McGrory, E. Lewis, F. Lano. Third How: Hagarty, S. Wojciechowski, Daniel Bramble, Donald Bramble. D. Paoli. C. Riley, I. Grant, I. Connolly, I. Olewinski, E. McKeown. I. Capodanno, A. D'Onolrio. L. McKinley. Fourth Row: F. O'Neill. R. Bieringer, H. Beverin, I. Elwood, I. Quinn, I. Berry, C. Chap- pius, G. Gorski, C. Samluk. I. DiFonzo. W. Olenderski. s Their Uwn Power Iim Parks had to eat Two lull Courses 0' Crew, for he was one of the few win c'impf11fmed for fir Dewey in both school and national elections, Neil Kellv, however, sfieried to be 1 rush better zweraser His coed icrfure did not end Eiere. l-le s1:cCessf'xll'.' Care pazgzied tc 'ram ci coveted seat en the SiUd9T1lCOllI'1Cll, He is a fx-'C tgries winner Nei, addifieri to bemg C' Ceuricellir aid iii heiir rsil riim, clfived Varsity Fectball and Icy Vee basketball Alfriepgizli :ici tile champions they did jsrettj: well at sports if the iritraf mural lecifge The Piiilaiflircpgsts we: rr few-1 names fcr tiieri fzictiigs 5: 1:fgr.'11iC1 fullback it relates tc the :rect Cii.A3ECliJS f':l.5v.'eCi Zffictd fftlieen Battcclrfz, Berry ffeaiy, Peincchl Grcrit '.A.' ere the reasons for they sgccess Casey, Bradley, Capodanno and the Bramble twins, the eager beavers ol Biology. remain after class to explore further into the wonders oi this science. Vlhile Father Martin discusses world shaking events of the past. the photographer unintentionally distracts Scott Mosley, Cekine, Olszewski and a few others in the good Fathers class. E . ,- ft. I-J ,x V F I . 1 t ,r lf SOPHOMORE R-Bottom Row: F. Pilegai, A. Fardelli. D. Fusco, R. Pcmiro, E. Olszewski, B. Haley, VJ. Cleary, D. Voii, R. Lemley. Second Row: P. Murray, P. MCC11ll:W, F. Sohocinslfi, L. Reardon, H. Terranova. L. Silicato, C. Ramcme, I. Zirkelbach, H. Hoffman. F. Kearns. L. Carreras, I. Righter, I. Faraone. Third Row: P. Crumlish, R. McGiTvray, I. Celano, I. Marsilli, The-re are fertv-seven in the class and fweiivfsevei Scriitiscve- cctvely scztie sport as well cs all other activites As their Student CCQTC?,.CT tiey elected Robert Leriff Le: Sifiiflfiflil, flck Cekre Grid Ioe Celxic retreeeii fl11S seciei 5: the 'farsgtv PA Q. .. Z NWA -X v . . , . ' .,'Q.SZ.. .6.,.... l 9fG IiE..9i6f E li? .CHQ On Guard! Byrn, Persolio, McLaughlin, Iatkowski and Sweeney about to have chest X-rays taken. an-wx 4. -' T. Gilmore, I. Moseley, I. Scrmluk, A. Powalski, W. Bishop, Rozvid Scott, F. Sirrweene, N. Cekine, R. Miller. Fourth Row: G. Haugh, I. McCann, G. Dolan. H. Bried, B. Lyons, E. Herman, W. Kelleher, L. Sza- iranslfi. D. Lehane, T. Fredrick, I. Witkowski, Robert Scott, These Are Junior Diplomats zigezpicer ei the Vcrsitv Basketball testi. 55:21.55 Scliiifie TCTTFICQQ Dcicri Haley Hcyizzi, Lerijc K1-15:15 Sita Reardon, under the leadersigg. Cf fffif C.-ecry' capfgred the 1:iEra:1'.1r::Q fzcibzll :town if the Llcit- wegiit Di'.'1s13i. R. Dordan studiously follows Elwood's dictation while McFadden appears to be taking notes. - I5 .... H, G Q A 'S In 'N mt .IS 52 wmv 76 SOPHOMORE C-Bottom Row: A. Reily, G. Morris N. Ruggerio, D. Vitalo, R. Doordan, D. Mayhart, E Narewski. I. Regan. V. DiEmedio. Second Row: I Hartenstine. I. Pass, P. Konitzer, T. Leonard, I Snyder, I. O'Reilly, M. Beattie, S. Healy, B. Iatkow- ski, G. Bradley, A. Caputo. Third Row: C. Taylor. For Democratic Action ff, an .',v.,1. Y fjnnd -ffjhfa .M tio fi Mft f'i'gr.oj arid pi:r.'i3 ion-Ji T 'Crit efirfrzit 4-'fr nf- r'f:':e21 it rj. 1-tilt ff- lJr.f.ol'.' Billffz Z'f,1f,l'1,Yffi'i Grad? Cf Cixrsf- Boat' tie He1fof'gf:: T.'oi':gue-, lfI'1I'll'3'A.', ' ' I I ' 1 ' ' ' .oynir Gro -fzrtoie nonteo Trio Tuition- Mr. Connolly giving individual instructions to his students in the Sophomore English class. . , 1 2 I F. Casey, F. McCormick, M. Grady, T. Brown, D. Cool-4. P. Sweeney, D. Manley, F. Malloy. F. Schroe- der. L. Heitefuss. Fourth Row: A. Martone, W. Ryan, I. Reilly, C. Conway, T. Montague, W. Prouse. G. Layton, P. Marra, I. Szperl-ca, I. Roach, R. Ruth. Eiaiiori S was the other team featurina such 'create ae Snyder, OBe1ll',' Prouse, Brown, But: Tffalloy, Caputo and Schroeder. Dont think we didnt crock the Books Father Hockel, Biology, and Fotlier Martin, History, kept us busy Cane, Schroeder. Grady. Father Donovan and Dells Donne enjoy the antics ol the mock convention. lx Ar, ,..f -ff tl Cluss Utticers lv- 1'- I .., PATRICK E COGGINS Presxdent S09 West Twenty elghth Street Wxlmxngton Delaware ACTIVITIVS P e lde 'JSI oo 1 0 Vdl o 3 a 4 :law 3 at R pa C '1 CI De eg :1 B Xi cr 'Y' l IAMES AMOROSO IOHN M ANDREOLI 509 West Street 108 North Van Buren Street Wrlmmgton Delaware Wrlmmgton Delaware s en We Go Uut, Euch To His We ' 1 I- s ' Qwv- -Q 5g .. 4 'lf NICHOLAS R GIANOULIS Vxce Presxdent 508 Eureka Stree Rxchardson Park ACTIVITIES ass Pre '1 Sem ay 4 Sa es1a Fcc bal 2 3 C1 I it Cub 23 U we 3 Pome de C 'lml ee 34 Democrctlc Republ can Claes Convert lon 4 Class Othcer l Bcos er C ab 4 Class Debat mg 4 'wx ck eff? ALBERT I ANTONIO 928 Clayton Street New Castle I iff. , , 43. X 1.4, Jge f frll' . f . ' 1 ' ..., Clase Vzce r K' l-243 , Cl , si:ie.t 3 'cr PI Honor Rell I-2-3-4 Student Council 3-4 R 'is , Q ' ri Staff 4, Varsity t I - -4, Pr Nr 3 Debating 1-2-3-4 Seizcr Play, Ixtr mum' Sports I-2-3-', DYCITf'l'JflCS 2 Glee C -- tr ct Sclesrm S le.-.fmurr I -, S1 r , r :ia c.. 'tt -, St tt , lntr .. r I Sports 1-2-3-4, Cyard 4. ' - .1 .. .Y , DETY1CCY,.1Cf e 'lgli Cz. C1 :ss Cinvertflcn 4, ' , t 1' , - I ate VEIICIYC'- J Ye r ack Ccxveixcx 4, . I ,fx- f X Q x A' x- . ' f -Q7 I STI'-'Iffff' Parc' S T' - f5.CTf'.'fTI?'f' I:.t l:: ,r':. F': 'A I f- ACTYVITITS 'fir I M'r':' E4 ff, .ri:. fr , -2 r..gr ? :'- 74 rx. -PM ' ?1r':H:1-is f- fir? :::.'.r':Q Tr 4 ff-::. 'r':' Y f.,.,, A, ,. .. , ff , i- f- H R- 1- V I :Yr H, he L 'S 'vm L 3,-,nn f'-XM W f-nvrwnrh, 'Y , -A fi- V-l -A e -- 2 , ,,.. gt ..,,n,'-I V... LD, C. Cel. .. -'Q T 3- -I j -H' . 1715-2. :er 4 Cyzx- Sizrff- e.SYf.'f, '5 4 :-fairer Cx: -1 Sf-:rr rcy P.: hi .f'ii.1 TTL :'f-7 ,if 1. Ftiyg CQ .: Q4 C134 fenzfzriq 4 4 Seztir l37:7:1eh.'- 4 Sffrgz' T: ' Vfrir ' ,.:..1 .,-f:.':'- fflifr Fri '-'-r.:if- Cf 1:t,:'t4-fe 4 Pig' Tliket CCZ..r7i1tt.: 4, C1'.'1C.3 - 1 V ' L fa... ff, 'N--P I . . . . . CM, CM, -1 -rfzir. 4 Varied Work ln The World Rr 'fe 1949 . 1 Tl A ' ' Snlesiun em- ,- 1? ' 'C ,Ag x H,- ,V 4 CHARLES I KING Secretary IEROME GALVIN Treasurer 1112 West Srxth Street 429 South Sycamore Street Wxlmxngton Delaware Wxlmmgton Delaware lVlTlES C51 Pe de ACTlWTl S C e C c C Se 4 a G S Qewbly 3 4 CI 1 v oc 3 C1 CI S etball l Z 3-4 l anew ral Sp 2 3 4 evade C U her 3 Derrmo :mc R panllca V 4 J w rmon 4 El lClG t r G cr 4 ClVlCS Cl b 4 lar CCI 35 if 15 - EDWARD A BABIABZ l02 South Heald Street Wxlmmgton Delaware D fb NICHOLAS A BATTAGLIA S15 MGd1SOh Street Wrlmmgton Delaware l N 254 la we F1 S9 C1 Clc23 R l.S'll 15. 'csv TT IAMES H BEATSON 3022 Madxson Street Wxlmmgton Delaware R CP' D f 59 4 ,,,fif' ' I X 1: Q i ff l. 2 rf . A 1 A .f 'xi V , 5:-5'ff.-'X 1A ' rr ' ACT ' -. I ss r sz HT l S1udenfC:ur1- '. 'E lass Tr :sfurer l Class Pres:- cll 2, H rr r Roll 4 fenlcr Play' T l it dent 3 Stxderit Council 2 Sericr Play' fal- .. - , V rs tA F fb ll 3, V rslty est rt S1311 Talent As ribly Z-3 funicr Prefi- Ba.k - - , mfr ll arts l- - - , . e sftifmttee, V relty Fcotball l-Z-3-4 s , .. cr' Q - EJ ', rx Class Con- arrltj Basketball 2, litraripxrzl Sports 1-2-3- 'e ' , .ecflon Oli ' l 4, Bess e Club 4, u rd 3 Sl-ee lu - , Deticcratlc- epub- , ' 3 V lc l Cl ss Con' .tex 4. S X 4' A ax V f 'f 1 T . ' ' ' , I E- Q? .1 ' ' ' A 1 in X In 1 .... ' ACTl'.'lTlES Seiztr ?r:rie:::i-e ACTfVfTlES S Q'iET'.fS'f'1TlC1i1 Cizsf ACA-Y-'TTES 13757377-731 SFCVF 1'3- zr1:11e-e 4 Eleffici Cificizi 4 lxtrce Qfiter 2-3 D6-zfztitg 1 3116-232 S1 1:1 3-4 Heier Fil A-2 febfifliil 1 :zz-eral Sport: l-7-3-4 fxligcr Prcrxei- 4 Tunis? Frfitxriu- Ciiizrziftee '.'iz1- Settle? P2311 Fhctgrzphy' C13 2 ade Czrntizhee 3 Seixcr Prcmeggj, situ' Eiskeifzil l-Q-2-4 fritrcyzgrvl Usher 3 Se-:LST P'.LL'IlLC1T',' 4 Defi:- Publxzty TJIQZ1 AP.-ettibly' l Clif: Sports 1- -'- ::CC'l'LZ11 .fi :Wager 2- :r:1t1:-Pepiiblttzt Class C::'.'e:11:: :ante Corizrmitee 4 C1'.'1:5 Clu' 4 3-4, lx-9313273115-'f-j::l':li:3: C1355 4 Cl'-'iff CAE 4 Tiilerii ASSGIHSTI C: rtticrm 4 4, Bessie: Clem 4 ' bf! ps- 42- Xia' -. sv'--f l 6? tt' rr' ln the center of the Current Events Class we notice Hall, Garvey, King. Harkina and Garyantel reading our weekly newspaper. OUR TIMES. IOSEPH M. BEATTIE Hockessin. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Publicity l-3-4 Civics Club 4, Democratic-Republican Class Convention 4, Booster Club 4 Sen- ior Promenade Publicity 4, Class Dance Committee 4, Election Official 4, Ring Committee, Intramural Sports 1-2-3-4. RICHARD I. BONVETTI 523 North Scott Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES: Salesian Staff 4, Honor Roll 2, Intramural Sports 3-4, Civics Club 4, Publicity 4, Election Official 4, Democratic-Republican Class Con- vention 4, Assembly Program 4, Class Debating 4, Class Dance Com- mittee 4. DANIEL W. BRENNAN Sll West Third Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES Senior Play 4, Honor Roll l, Intramural Sports 2, Photo- graphy Club 2, Radio Club 2-3 Sacristan I-2, Glee Club 2, Publicity 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4 Election Official 4, Civics Club 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4. IOHN M. BYRNE 404 South Bancroft Parkway Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Salesian Staff 4, Sen- ior Play 4, Intramural Sports l-2 Honor Roll 2, Photography Club I, Radio Club I-2, Iunior Promenade Committee 3, Varsity Football 3, Civics Club 4, Publicity 4. . , L . I .I 'S' RICHARD I. BURG 1319 West Third Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Class Secretary 2, Election Official 4, Civic Club 4, Senior Promenade 4, Publicity 4, Intramural Sports I-2-3-4, Ticket Com- mittee for Senior Play 4, Booster Club 4, Talent Assembly 4, Demo- cratic-Republican Class Conven- tion 4, 1- ' 5+ A - Q Q, Qs L- N it ,K Lf .. f- .M U ,V I ,H V ,. WILLIAM F. CAGNACCI 614 North Harrison Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll 1-Z, Sales- ian Staff, Iunior Promenade Com- mittee 3, Election Official 4, Booster Club 4, Publicity for Senior Play 4, Democratic-Republican Class Con- vention 4, Member of Villanova Year Book Conference 4. JA Galvin Collects tor the Red Croul Kaiser. Feeney Coggins, Madden. Smuleky. Papa . P1 and Connor give generously. PAUL F. CATINELLA 211 South Connell Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4 Class President 3, Iunior Promenade Com mittee, Intramural Sports l-2-3-4 Radio Club 2 Glee Club 2 Absentee Reporter 4, Civics Club 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4 Democratic Republican Convention 4 WILLIAMI CLARK 141 Water Street Elkton. Maryland ACTIVITIES: Class Officer l Senior Play 4, Intramural Sports l-3, Biology Club 3 Sacristans l-3-4 Guard 4 Civics Club 4, Publicity for Senior Promenade 4 Booster Club 4 Class Dance Committee 4 RONALD I. COLOMBO 1402 North Union Street Wilmington Delaware ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football 4, In tramural Sports l-2-3, Basketball Manager 2-3-4, Photography Club l-2, Absentee Reporter 3, Booster Club 4 Senior Promenade Committee 4, Democratic-Republican Class Con vention 4 IOSEPH I. CANE 903 West Tenth Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: I-Ionor Roll l Senior Play 4, Radio Club I, Intramural Sports l-2, Democratic-Republican Class Convention 4 Senior Promen ade Ticket Committee 4, Election Committee 4, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4. lewicz Duffy EV f-Q i' Q' ha X 68?-' tl 4 r . - fs K J if , N 3 I it ,P 1 x -'Q-is Q9 -QC ' I Q8 v if s it-pf' Ioe Lange is holding the Flag. Nealon. O'Connor. Mulrooney, Persolio, MacAteer. Connor. Gemmill and Dobrowski recite the pledge of allegiance. IAMES I. CONNOR 1302 Maryland Avenue Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Vice President of the Student Council 4, Class Treasurer 3, Honor Roll l-2-3-4, Debating 3-4, Senior Play, School Band 3-4, Sal- esian Staff, Co-Editor, Salesianum Review 4, Intramural Sports I-2-3-4, Radio Club I. EDWARD I. CRATHER 107 North DuPont Road Elsmere, Delaware ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports 1-2- 3-4, Photography Club I, Radio Club 1, Publicity 4, Senior Promenade Com- mittee 4, Election Official 4, Civics Club 4, Democratic-Republican Class Convention 4. EUGENE M. D'AMICO Toughkenamon. Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 4, School Band 3-4, Photography Club 2-4, Glee Club 3, Intramural Sports l- 2-3, Democratic-Republican Class Convention 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4, Civics Club 4. IOSEPH I. DANEY 822 South Broom Stree Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports I-2- 3-4, Cheer Leader 2 Publicity Com- mittee Senior Promenade Chairman of Tickets 4, Democratic-Republican Class Committee 4, Booster Club 4 Election Official 4 PETER P. D'AMICO 725 Madison Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 4, Sales- ianum Review 4, Dramatics 1-2, Varsity Basketball I-2-3-4, Intramural Sports I-2-3, Democratic-Republican Class Convention 4, Civics Club 4, Senior Promenade 4, Publicity 4 '!'.'? ' AUGUSTINE E. DEL COGIJANO 212 North Connell Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll 2, Usher 3, Senior Play 4, Publicity 4, Civics Club 4, Boosters Club 4, Usher for Senior Play 4, Class Dance Com- mittee 4, Class Debater 4, Talent Assembly 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4. fe Y' 'W OI, in Gene Dougherty traces St. Paul'l second lourney to Rome. Amorosa, Crather. Daney. Grant Antonio and Beattie seem to be interested. IAMES A. DESMOND 406 South Union Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Sacristan 2, School Band 4, Canteen 4, Salesianum Review 4, Intramural Sports 1-2-3-4, Publicity 4, Senior Promenade Com- mittee 4, Class Dance Committee' Democratic-Republican Committee 4. FRANCIS DI MICHELE 113 Cedar Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll l, Intramural Sports I-2-3-4, Biology Club 2, Glee Club 2, Cheer Leader 2, Canteen Staff 2, Senior Play 4, Publicity 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4. FRANCIS M. DINEEN lllB Reed Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Class Officer l, Frosh Basketball, Intramural Sports l-2-3, Honor Roll 3, Biology Club 2, Iunior Promenade Committee 3, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Basketball 3-4, Civics Club 4, Publicity 4, Senior Promenade Committee. WILLIAM F. DE PACE 705 North Iaclreon Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Honor Boll l, Radio Club I. Intramural Sports I-3-4. Frosh Basketball, Class Officer 2. I.V. Basketball Z, Iunior Promenade Committee 3, Senior Play 4, Pub- licity for Senior Promenade 4, Civics Club 4. Paul Catinella prepares oxygen from potassium chlorate ae Desmond, O'Keefe. Williams, Hanlin. Loder and Rosaiawitness the test. EUGENE P. DOBROWOLSKI 33 Richard Avenue Elsmere. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll l-2, Intra- mural Sports l-2-3-4, Biology Club 2, Glee Club 3, Photography Club 2, Senior Play 4, Publicity 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4, Civics Club 4, Convention Delegate 4. CORNELIUS A. DOUGHERTY 421 North Iackson Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports 1-2- 3-4, Ring Committee 4, Publicity 4, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4, Sen- ior Promenade Committee 4, Elec- tion Official 4, Class Debating 4, Class Dance Committee 4. EUGENE V. DOUGHERTY Bm-A North Adams Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports 4, Ring Committee 4, Biology Club 2, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4, Sen- ior Promenade Committee 4, Election Official 3-4, Class Dance Committee 4, Delegate to National School Con- vention 4, HAROLD T. DOUGHEHTY 410 West Thirty-eighth Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES' Glee Club 3, Senior Play 4, lntrarriural Sports l Ring Committee 4, Publicity for Senior Play 4, Class Dance Committee. Civics Club 4, Election Committee Olticial 4, Class Debating 4. Wil Lf FRANCIS X. DOUGHERTY lll0 Maryland Avenue Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football 1-3-4, Intramural Sports l-2-3-4, Glee Club 3, Guard 3, Senior Promenade Com- mittee 4, Democratic-Republican Convention 4, Publicity Committee tor Senior Play 4, Civics Club 4. 5 -1 HUGH E. DUI-'FY 307 North Franklin Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll l-2-3, Intra- mural Sports I-2-3-4, Sale-sian Staff 4, Senior Play 4 Publicity for Senior Play 4, Civics Club 4, Democratic- Republican Class Convention 4, Representative at Press Conference 4. lim Lister tests the sound machine in the Physics Lab. The Lynch twins are the interested spectators. LEO l. DUGAN 401 South Hecrld Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Civics Club 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4, Publicity l-2-3-4, Democratic-Republican Class Convention 4, Debating 4 Election Official 4, Booster Club l-2-3-4, RONALD F. EMORY ll0 South Iackson Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports I-2- 3-4, Talent Assembly l, Radio Club l, Dramatics 2, Photography Club I, Senior Play 4, Salesianum Review 4, Civics Club Senior Promenade 4, Publicity for Senior Play 4, H. DONALD FEENEY 706 West Thirty-second Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES' Honor Roll I-2-3-4, Usher 3, Biology Club 2, Guard 3-4 Intra- mural Sports 3-4, Pbotoqrapby Club 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4, Senior Play 4, Salesian Staff 4, fig-- 99N ,-95 3 Q'b t::7i fra fe to at ,Q-.H 'ff -' , J ,f P if Democratic-Republican Committee 4, 9' Civics Club 4. 3-,, 2 IOSEPH P. DUGAN ' 7 904 West Fourth Street 'YV' Wilmington, Delaware sl ACTIVITIES lrlcnor Roll l, Photog- , raphy Club l, Glee Club I Class Officer 2, Intramural Sports l-2-3-4, Iunior Promenade Committee 3 Var- sity Basketball 3-4, Usher 3, Dem- ocratic-Republican Class Conven- tion 4. g as 9 'K 91 , .-9G I 28' . 5 - T lin- I E fi 6 1 S' N-., QQ P -.. Snr. 'B F' in ,..., - 5 'H A The proper way to split a ballot is demonstrated by Tommy Piacentino to fellow Seniors Kaiser. Cagnacci, Hultberg, Iordan and Lange. FRANCIS I. FIERRO 218 North Lincoln Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll I-3, Intra- mural Sports l-2-3-4, Class Officer 4, Glee Club 2, Salesian Staff 4, Sen- ior Promenade 4, Election Official 4, Democratic-Republican Class Cori- vention 4, Booster Club 4. FRANCIS FITZPATRICK 19'-7 Lancaster Avenue Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports ZV4, the One Hundred Ticket Club 4, Booster Club 4, Election Official 4, Class Dance Committee 4, Civics Club 4, Democratic-Republican Class Convention 4. IOSEPH GARVEY Newark, Delaware ACTIVITIES Editor Salesiariurn Re- view Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Intramural Sports 4, Booster Club 4, Civics Club 4, Class Debater 4 Senior Promen- ade Publicity 4, Election Official 4, Publicity 4, Senior Play Ticket Com- mittee 4, ROBERT GEMMILI. 114 East Sixteenth Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES' Intramural Sports I-2- 3 Radio Club 1, Glee Club 2, lunior Promenade Committee 3, Varsity Football 3-4, Booster Club 4, Senior Promenade Ad Committee 4, Civics Club 4 IOSEPH P. GARYANTES 412 Queen Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football 2-3-4, Class Officer 3, Intramural Sports l- 2-3-4, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4, Class Debating 4, Election Official 4, Democratic-Republican Class Con- vention 4, Senior Promenade Ad Committee 4, X X43 i Ii, 'E A ,s X FF, J , LEON I. GESTWICKI 409 South Harrison Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football 2-4, Class Officer 3, Senior Play 4, Poster Club 4, Glee Club 2-3, Intramural Sports l-2-4, Civics Club 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4, Democratic- Republican Class Convention 4. In solemn attention the students stand to the strains ot the National Anthem at the opening session of the mock convention. CHARLES A. GRANT 120 West Twenty-third Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports 1-2- 3-4, Ring Committee 4, Publicity l- 2-3-4, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4, Class Dance Committee 3-4, Class Debating 4, Senior Promenade Com- mittee 4, Election Official 4. HARRY C. HALL l316 Linden Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES' President of the Student Council 4, Class Officer 3, Varsity Football l-2-3-4, Intramural Sports l-2-3-4, Talent Assembly 2-3-4, Sen- ior Play 4, Salesian Staff 4, Honor Roll I, Usher 3, Democratic-Repulr lican Class Convention 4. FRANCIS X. HANLEY 207 North Franklin Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports 3-4, Photography Club l-2-3-4, Sacristan l-2-3, Absentee Reporter 2, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Salesianum Review 4, Senior Play 4 Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4, Dance Committee 4. 2 IOSEPH F. GIOI-'FRE 900 Concord Avenue Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES1 Senior Play 4 Intra- mural Sports l-2-3-4, Ring Committee 4, Publicity I-2-4, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4 Usher for Senior Play 4, Class Dance Committee 4, Class Debating 4. al'-4 My Qlfuf' 5 S 'fo to I X, if A . a iu if, fl is X vis- i 131-v 625 Q. is , x I Ed. Okoniewslzi looks eagerly at his class ring being presented to him by Father Lawless. Father Lemon and Mr. Connolly. Senior Moderators. are seen in the picture. WILLIAM F. HARKINS 600 North Adams Street Wilmington. Delaware ' ACTIVITIES: Iunior Promenade Com- mittee 4, Senior Play, Intramural Sports 3, Poster Club I-2-3-4, Demo- cratic-Republican Class Committee 4, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4, Election Official 4, Publicity 4. X' : ,ff iff WILLIAM F. HARTNETI' 1802 Shallcross Avenue Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports I-2- 3-4, Photography Club 1-2-3-4, Civics Club 4, Publicity 4, Senior Promen- ade Ad Committee 4, Booster Club 4, Election Official 4. 1 4 ki As-, CM FREDERICK H. HERMAN 1000 Pine Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES: Iunior Promenade Com- mittee 3, Talent Assembly 4 Class Officer 3, Glee Club 2, Radio Club I-2, Biology Club 2, Civics Club 4, Senior Promenade Ad Committee 4, Booster Club 4. WILLIAM I. HULTBERG Marehallton. Delaware ACTIVITIES' Salesian Staff 4, Civic Club Officer 4, Intramural Sports l- 2-3, Talent Assembly I, Debating 3-4, Canteen 3-4, Absentee Reporter 2-3, Usher 3, Senior Play 4 Booster Club 4, National Democratic-Republican Class Convention 4. ROBERT K. HOLLAND Stanton. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Radio Club l-2-3-4. Civics Club 4, Booster Club 2-3-4, Senior Promenade Ticket Committee 4, Election Official 4, Talent Assem- bly I-4, Class Dance Committee 1-2- 3-4, Publicity 3-4. sz- , 'Rm r ' 1 DALLAS W. IORDAN Yorklyn, Delaware ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3, In- tramural Sports I-2-3-4, Bing Com- mittee 4 Publicity 3-4, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4 Senior Promenade Committee 4, Talent Assembly 4, Election Official 4. x img, 4' :- I .tt ' lb- E7 ui The Pause That Befresheslu Burg, Hanley, O'KeeIe. Piacentino. Harkins, Connor and Garvey are too interested in eating to look at the photographer. D. STEPHEN KAISER 1407 West Seventh Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES' Class Officer I-2-3-, Honor Roll l-2-3-4, Frosli Basketball unio Promenade 3 Senior Pla' 4, I r . 1 Sacristfw 3-4, Photographv 3-4 Bicl ogy Club 2, Cheer Leader 3: Ab- sentee Heporter 4, Conventicn 4 IOHN F. KIRK Adams Street Delaware City. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Class Officer l-2, Dra- matics 1-2, Usher 3, Intramural Sports I-2-3-4, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4, Class Debating 4, Class Dance Committee 4, Election Official 4, Senior Promenade Ad Committee 4. RICHARD KRZYSIAK 1214 Oak Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Varsity Basketball I-2- 3, Intramural Sports l-2-3-4, Sales- ianum Review 4, Booster Club 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4, Civics Club 4, Class Debating 4, Democratic-Republican Class Ccn- verition 4. WILLIAM E IORDAN 1339 Linden Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES' Honor Roll l, Absentee Reporter l, Glee Club 2-3, Debating 3-4, Intramural Sports 3-4, Senior Play 4 Civics Club 4, Salesian Staff 4, Booster Club 4 Senior Promenade Ad Committee 4. bag-'N , fy- tk' I , ' 4 X. I Mvlf 'V 25 : . V X, A fll Q- I -5' sf , it if as It 'x It 9, Q ii 1346: WOO , 'C' M, X X , i i I 'Gi l W I E S lo- i I f Shins' 1. s-'ff F-, ' o -KJ Franny Fiorelli calms the audience as the band begins to play. In the background Nick Gianoulis dares the pennant to tall. I.. IOSEPH LANGE 810 McCabe Avenue Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll I-2-3-4 De- bating I-2-4, Salesian Stall, Radio Program 3, School Band 4, Dramatics 2-4, Salesianum Review 4, Intramural Sports I-2-3-4, Sacristan 2-3-4, Guard 3-4, Cheer Leader 3, Bell Ringer 4, Absentee Reporter 3. WILIJAM I. LAWLER Nottingham Road Newark, Delaware ACTIVITIES: School Band 3-4, Senior Play 4 Salesian Stall 4, Salesianum Review 4, Intramural Sports 3, Booster Club 4, Democratic-Republican Class Convention 4, Civics Club 4, Election Official 4. R. ALAN LEARY 2510 Van Buren Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Honor Roll 2, Class Officer 2, Intramural Sriorts 2-3 Civ- ics Club 4, Booster Club 4 Senior' FRANCIS Q. LEMON 614 North Franklin Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES Intramural Sports I-2- 3-4, Salesianurri Review 4, Salesian Staff 4, Democratic-Republican Class Convention 4, Serazcr Promenade Ad Ccriimifiee 4, Racsfer Club 4 Civics Club 4, Election Official 4, Publicity 4. Z7 Promenade Ad Corriiri:'tee-4 fdlecfiori Official 4 Rang Ccznrrzzttee 4, Class Debating 4 sf? , lf ff N . X ' IAMES E. LISTER ,N ll Beamer Avenue pg, ' Richardson Park . Q.CTIVlT'lliS.if--b:'rrZ.3QI i 5, -1 rr,'11r.-r:..g,r, f-,,,,Q,,.,,-,,-V if N.. 4s. 'l . , ' I ke. an '1 i ,- Senor Flin' 4 Stall? I' ' f- Ad Cft:gr:.: f- . Election OZZ.c1al 4, Talent .f -..':c-:rch I t . Xi il IAMES A. LODEH 104 Curtis Avenue Woodcrest ACTIVITIES: Photography Club 2, Radio Club 2-3, Biology Club 3, Intramural Sports I-2-3, Binq Com- mittee 4, Publicity 4, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4, Democratic-Bepub- lican Class Convention 4. Q , l S' V ig- ' -v , AIV - ' If 2 4 it .71 , V x V. J '45 2 jf fl, -5 -12- u - fi '12 3 5 1 9 20- s 0- x lp., SX I 1 Paierowski and Tessein happily wait for their cards to be stamped prior to being X-rayed. IAMBS F. LYNCH Centerville, Delaware ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports I-2- 3-4, Salesian Staff 4, Booster Club 3-4, Binq Committee 4, Publicitv 4, Civics Club 4, Usher for Senior Play 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4, Class Dance 4. PAUL A. LYNCH Centerville. Delaware ACTIVITIES' Intramural Sports I-2- 3-4, lunior Promenade Committee 3, Senior Play 4, Civics Club 4 Booster Club 4, Class Debating 4, Class Dance Committee 4, Senior Prom- enade Committee 4. IAMES MADEN Adams Street Delaware City. Delaware ACTIVITIES Class Officer 2, Dra- matics l-2, Intramural Sports l-2-3-4, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4, Senior Promenade Ad Committee 4 Bing Committee 4, Election Official 4, Senior Play T1cketCnairman 4, Usher for Senior Play 4. I. CLYDE LOUTH 403 Delaware Avenue Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES' Varsity Basketball I-2- 3-4, Class Officer I-3, lunicr Promen- ade 3, Intramural Sports I-2-3-4, Booster Club 4, Civics Club 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4, Election Official 4, Talent Assem- bly 1, - f X s D' S ff ' L fr' fit wg, P 6 4-'x 1:7 .. ' I 486. Enthusiasm runs high during intermission at the mock convention. The Editors ol the School Paper compare notes. r K, K . lg Mn, ll s K N , 'Jo sz, inavv ,sur , ia in nl? 6' I N 'I I ' . 'N I x f !m -, v, : 'Gw h 'I .1 ' ' .l,l fifth 553134651522 VITO F. MAZZIO Kirk Road Montchanin, Delaware ACTIVITIES Cheer Ifadfr 3-4 lunicr Promenade Conirnitterf 3 Senior Play 4, Radio Club I, Intrarzipral Sports 1.2-I3-4, Civic: Club 4 Brrizffef Club 4 Senior Promenade Ad Corzttrixttee 4, Publicity 4. IOHN Fl. MCATEER 2710 Madison Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES' Student Council I, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Class Officer l, Varsity Football lvlanaqer Z3-4, Glee Club 2, Guard 3, Clmsfr Debating 4, Civicsf Club 4, Senior Promenade Ad Chairman 4, Boozster Club 4. lAMES T. MCBRIDE 2505 North Pine Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIPS Intramural Sports 3, Fung Ccznzzizvtee 4, Publicity I-2-3-4, Civics Club 4, Bcoifer Club 4, Usher 4 Class Dance Committee 3-4, Senior Promenade Ad Committee 4, Election Otticial 4 WILLIAM F. MCHUGH 2002 Park Drive v Wilmington, Delaware ACTYXJITIES Infravitiral Sport? .-fl 3-4 Rina Ccvtrtznee 4 Pxhfi I- 2-3-4 Civzce Club 4 Booxfer Clase Dance Cofnrizttee 4 Promenade f.d Ccrrzrfuttee 4 AFFEYTEQ 4 FRANCIS MCCANN Boys Haven Newark. Delaware ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 4, Salesiari Staff 4, Drarriatics I-2-3, Talent Assembly I-2, Photography Club 2- 3-4 Radio Club I-2-3-4, Bioloay Club 3, Glee Club l-2, Cheer Leader 4, Civics Club 4 Booster Club 4 'Sf ,i OX N ' l ' ffl 4 4 R 84 - -vs , Ch.: T - N P1 Z! s.. tak WILLARD F. MCLAUGHLIN 107 East Thirty-ninth Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES Intramural Shorts I-2- 3-4, Ring Committee 4, Publicity l-4, Senior Promenade Ad Committee 4, Class Debating 4, Class Dance Committee 3-4, Senior Play Ticlce' Chairman 4, Civics Club 4 A 4? gg If lg, r i 4 I It - , l ' fi I l f 2,9 t Clean Up With 'I'rumanl This wal the cry dl Perrone paraded up the isle to the delight ol Franny Lemon. Bill Brady. Pete Papa and Franny Reardon. CARLTON MORRIS 217 South Cleveland Avenue Lancaster Village, Delaware ACTIVITIES Photography Club 4, Absentee Reporter 4, Intramural Sports 2-3, Publicity Committee 4, Booster Club 4, Senior Promenade Ticket Committee 4, Election Official 4, Civics Club 4. THOMAS MULROONEY 1511 Delaware Avenue Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES' School Band 3-4, Intra- mural Sports l-2-3-4, Photography Club l-2-3, Glee Club 3, Honor Roll l-2-3-4, Debating 3-4, Publicity I-2- 3-4, Senior Promenade Ticket Com- mittee 4, Election Official 4 DANIEL F. NAHDO 1508 West Tenth Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES' Senior Play, Salezian Stalf 4, Radio Club 3, Rina Committee 4, Publicity Committee 3-4, Senior Promenade Ticlcet Committee 4, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4. EUGENE M. MEALEY 203 Second Avenue Lyndalia, Delaware ACTIVITIES: Iunior Promenade Com- mittee 3 Senior Promenade Publicity Ccrnmittee 4, Photography Club I. Intramural Sports l-2-3-4, Civics Club 4 Democratic-Republican Class Con- vention 4, Booster Club 4 i Y if-1? ff :fr ill 1 fl Q51 N I X' ,iii 1 CI E6 WILLIAM 1. NEALON N S02 West Twentv-sixth Street F 4 Wilmington. Delaware ACTlVlTllfS Senior Play 4 Saleeia Statf 4 Prioiograpny 4 Radio Cfuo SQ' 4 Senior Promenade Aa Ccrnrrffee 4 Class Dance Comznitfef 4 Cla-:1 ftzvi. t ,ec on ic a' Democratic-Republican Class Cort- vention 4 0' , .v4 '.p ' as DiMichele. Paierowski. Dohrowolski, Tessein and Cane look over material left by the Medical Missionaries. Does it mean anything. boys? lOSEPH NEWLAND 209 North Harrison Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITTES Honor Roll 274 Senior Play Salesian Staff 4 Dramatics 2- 4 Talent Assembly l-2-3-4, lunior Promenade Committee 3, lntramural Sports l-2-3-4 Glee Club Z-3 Cheer Leader l-2, Usher 3, Democratic-Re publican Class Convention 4 WILLIAM l. O'KEEFE ll3l V-lest Seventh Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTTVITIES Varsity Football 34 Radio Club 3 lntramural Soortr 1-4 Senior Play Debatzng l, Rzrig Carri- rnittee 4 Publictf'-' I-4, Cfass Dance Committee 4, Election Official 3-4 Senior Promenade Ari Committee 4 CHARLES l. O'CONNOR 107 South Adams Street Wilmington, Delaware Q r ACTIVTTIES: Class Officer l-2-3, Honor Roll l Talent it 1, Assembly l Track 3-4, lntramural Sports l-2-3-4, Glee 5. Club 2, Cheer Leader 2 Democratic-Republican Cllss fx . Convention, Senior Play Usher 3. ig 5 'Q x C37 E P 'K X A IOHN O'CONNOR X l806 Shallcross Avenue ' Wilmington. Delaware ACTfVlTlES Intramural Sports 2,3-4 Varszty Basebafl 3.4 Q 1 A PT1l2,lC1fY 3-4 Rina Ccririznee 4 Civics Cipxb 4 Se Promenade Cfmznzttee Forster Club 4 Is. X M.: if t ' p- N Q EDWARD n. oxomi-:wsxr 3 .' 900 Linden Street Wilmington. Delaware AC'l'f'.'ITff:'S Gxggrj 4 Ixtrzrzipral Srirt Q-7 ?:p:t:g- ' ...nL,,'. 1- .x.,, Vo , A, 4 ,':,.. feng? ...La 1 tn . ., Commztteejli FfIS?.fi'E'guxCi4,LYLf 4 . 2T22Qf:7:t...'f Senzfr Prof: r de 'd Corittititq .QZZQQQQQY ff,r:.Q E A ' r Hzziiiiiif: lv MARCO I. PAPA 1910 West Sixth Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES' Senior Play' 4, Civic: Club 4,' Cl-ee Club I-2-3--1, Ring Com- mittee 4, Publicity l-2-3-4, Senior Promenade Ad Committee 4, Elec- tion Official 4 PIETRO A. PAPA 24 Lincoln Avenue Cranston Heights ACTlVl'l'lES' Usher 3, l:l'ng Com- mittee 4, Publicity l-2-3-4, Civif. Club 4, Booster Club 4, Class Debat- ing 4, Class Dance Committee 4 Senior Promenade Committee 4 1 I ra' A Y 4 IAMES A. PERILLO 521 West Street Wilmington, Delaware , . A amurai Siaons l-2 .S-4 l3f:o:1ter Clzl' ivif li 4 Senior Promenade Ticket Committee 4 Election Ofiici l 4 PAUL I. PERRONE Clayton Avenue Cranston Hei ht , g s T Fm l ilf'Z1'lI liSXfC'Yf5 L-2-3-4 Fails Clizb3 ade 3 Varsfv Eafekif' 24 Cwfeo Cla? R porter 2, Pactograjsng' Club 4 WILLIAM P. PAIEROWSKI 1215 Oak Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES Int omural Sports l-2-3-4, lunror Promen- ad Com itee 3 Senior Play 4, Biolaqy Club 2 Glee Club 2 Cixi e Club 4 Booster Club 4, Senior Promen- Q ltr Y.:- I 'EEF , Ny L. ff Xiu I CONRAD PERSOLIO 1708 West Ninth Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES: Intramural Sports I-2- 3-4, Debatinq 3, Glee Club 3, Ilslier 3, Salesian Staff 4, Booster Club FA, Civics Club 4, Senior Promencde Committee 4, Ioe Lange, Chairman oi the Republican Party at the Mock Convention, introduces Charles Sullivan who 'wowa' the convention with his oration. THOMAS PIACENTINO Kennett Square, Pennsylvania ACTIVITIES: School Band 3-4, Glee Club 3, Senior Play 4, Intramural Sports 4, Senior Promenade Com- mittee 4, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4' FRANCIS D. REARDON 703 West Nineteenth Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES: Photography Club I-2- 3-4, Intramural Sports I-2-3-4, Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4, Senior Promenade Ad Committee 4, Class Dance 4, MICHAEL PILEWICZ 2520 North Van Buren Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES: Salesian Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Photog- raphy Club l-2-3-4, Intramural Sports 1, Radio Club 2-3-4, Biology Club 4, Sacritan 4, Civics Club 4, arg IAMES A. QUINN 421 South Rodney Street , , Wilmington, Delaware ' a X xl ICTIVITIES: Class Officer 3, lunior Promenade Com- I nittee 3, Intramural Sports I-2 Civics Club 4, Booster 4 lx l - :lub 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4. A A5 BERNARD I. RIGNEY ' 'I 7 1207 West Ninth Street Wilmington, Delaware , If ACTIVITIES Intramural Sports I-2-34, Photography X E' Club I-2-3, Radio Club I-3, Biology Club 2, Senior Q Promenade Committee 4, Civics Club 4, , 't Q ' WILLIAM I. RYBALTOWSK! , f svn 2 Q., hi' Father Carlin presents the Class f 5 ' 922 Elm Street ' Wilmington. Delaware 'JIT.'I,' In'r:r .'g' :Q fffnrr If Y' , J-4, IJ..1,. PH... ..., Cl, ,..1.,.., -. 3 -1 CQHIGT YCTTIIEQTIJQ t.,'2fTZfT11f'EE , t I Q 1 -c C ' A 1 5- I-C I 'IS N 1 I C A L D Q se. flee Curry A4 -feb':T'n'1 5 Cnefir If gn f V1 u 3 L 1 If 'Jff 121. 31' Q p A 'N A , 4:4 l Ring to the President of the Senior Class, Pat Coqgins. IAMES P. SALVADORI 4 Leech Avenue Elsmere. Delaware ACTIVITIES Tfxien' Asfsernbly Z-3f4 Cheer Leader 3, School Band 34 .T'j'C'I'f'1 ,ny .3 , lntrvr, gr... gnu- Srorv I, Senior Promenade Corn- K FRANK l- ROS-A-IO rnlit-ee 4 C1'.'1Cs Club 4 Ebright Road R.F.D. 4, Delaware ACTIVITIES Class Uffzcer 2 Pffdm 79 Club 3 Senior Play' 4 Vixrrity Foot vff' H fy ball fl Drvrnfztii.: 2 In'r1'n'1r':I Sport 'at 2-3-4 Phctegroprxy' CIub 4, C1'.'1g. I y Club 4 IOSEPH A. SANTILLO 413 North Scott Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES Intrfvnurol spore 1.2-3-4, Rxng Cm- rtwtee 4, Publicxty I-2-3-4 Ctvxcs Club 4, Booster Club 4, Class Donee Committee 4, Senior Promenade Ccrnrnitfee 4. 1.11- STEPHEN F. SENN 1806 Lincoln Avenue Wilmington. Delaware . K , .-t,,.IJ.T.IiL: Intramural Sports I-2-3-4, senior Pop' 4 - wh 1 . ,. . I l.IDI ZT'Q' Cornrnntee I-2-3-4, Sernor Promenade Comrn 1- Clab Boos er Club 4 Q FRANCIS I ROY 1836 Unlon Street Wxlmmgton Delaware faq N if I 1 1- A TIVITIES Ring Cornmxttee 4 Putt 1 1 1734Sn1orPromr'c1 Crn Clvmc Club 4 Booster Club 4 tee 4, CLvi:s ' , t- ' I 4 1 Q - y ' . 4 Q- ' - - , he 'LQ rw, - C r . r. I , up :fy I-Z-3-4 Intra- , qi I' :'1'1rfI Sports - e 9.1119 Co. :nxttee 4, , ' s , , . 5 fe , Ki I flag ff' ' Yxii TQ yn L t ' ' ' 11 it S G-S J ur ' 'ip-' 'hr I z ' 1 I S Q- 'iff' 3 - l I4 1' 1 In .9 fi' bf fi I I FRANCIS F. SMULSKI 526 South Van Buren Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES Senior Play 4 Photog- raphy Club l Intramural Sports l- 2-3-4, Civics Club 4 Booster Club l-ZQ3-4, Senior Promenade Cciri- mittee 4 lack Byrne measures McLaughlin. Duffy. Papa and DelCogliano for the 1949 Class Ring. PAUL I. SPARKS 44 East Fifth Slreet New Castle, Delaware ACTIVITIES Senior Play 4, Salesian Staff 4 Civics Club 4, Booster Club 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4, Ring Committee 4, Election Official 4. HARRY I. STEVENS Ebright Road R.F.D. 4, Delaware ACTIVITIES' Class Officer 2, Varsity Baseball 2-3-4, Glee Club 3, Intramural Sports 2-3-4, Civics Club 4, Senior Promenade Committee 4 CHARLES P. SULLIVAN 34 North Street Newark. Delaware ACTIVITIES Varsity Football 344 Class Officer Z S ' c P' ' 4 Iurto Pronerade 3 Intrama a t .,e..L r .ay , .1 r .. . . If i Spore I-2-3-4, Draznatics 3, Canteen 3, Glee Club 2-3, Demo- cratic-Reriublxcfin Convention 4 THOMAS C TOMCZAK 206 South Harrison Street Wilmington Delaware ACTIVITIES b rarn Ira s Ci,b4 Booste C 2 r Wee 4 EDWARD C. TESSEIN 23 Sixth Avenue Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES' Intramural Sports 1-2- 3-4, Senior Pla 4, Biolo Club Y qv 2 Absentee Reporter I, Senior Promen- ade Committee 4, Civics Club 4. privy? Q57 I Ls' t 5-'Q 1: A I tgi- l fi' X Q '7 C Taking tums at casting cr ballot in Senior A Persolio is rust retummg and Lawler is getting ready Others in the picture are Father Lemon Papa Galvin Connor McLaughlin and Mealey IAMES G TOUHEY Yorklyn Wilmington Delaware ACTIVITIES Student Council 2 Intramural Sports l Civics Club 4 Booster Club 4 Senior Promenade Committee 4 Election Official 4 BATTISTA A. TURCOL. IR. lUU8 North Union Street Wilmington. Delaware ACTIVITIES Intramural Sports I-2 3-4, Glee Club 2, Absentee Reporter 4 3, Civics Club 4, Booster Club Senior Promenade Committee 4 WILLlAM I. WHITTAKER 1619 North Union Street Wilmington, Delaware ACTIVITIES Varsity Football 3 -4, Civics Club 4 Publicity l-2-3, Booster Club I-2-3-4, Intramural Sports I 2. 3-4 Senior Promenade Ad Ccrnrniifee 4, Democratic-Republican Class Con- vention 4. EDWARD B. WIERSKI 1008 Linden Street Wilmin ton Delaware g , an ACTIVITI S School Band 3-4, Talent Assernbl - e r ay 4, Intramural Sports Z-3, Glee C.ub no R ll 4, Civics Club 4 Booster Club 4 43s. ' i FRANCIS E. WILLIAMS 926 Spruce Street Wilmington, Delaware ' .I f ACTIVITIES' Class Officer 3 Iartzor Promenade Co 25 'I' 'ri .eo , anteen 4, Civics Club 4 Intramural Sp i f V l, Senior Promenade Committee 4 ll Civics Club 4 DENNIS R. TRYON 426 Geddes Street Wilmington, Delaware AC IVITIES. Varsity Football l-2-3-4, Varszty Basket I 2-3-4, Honor Roll l-2-3-4 Senior Play 4, Saleszar Staff 4, Photography Club I Frosn Basketball Manager, y 1.4-3- 73 M. I CLS I.-g--....f'v-'rr '. 1, ?:LJ,':'--iffy, gl 1, I.,.. ..,.,, ,..,:- .n-f.' ::..:t A .4-vu, .c -. 1-. ' . grhi... . l,, ',c .l' 4 in F 1 1 'C' E 1151 ' 4 ,-,1, ..,o u v ,U 'ITC ' B' i' to S X ' cp: -,-4: . 1. . . ap Zi: . . a nEAnY T0x'l'HKE nun PLACE IN A Democratic World It took us four years to write this small volume of eighty pages, a record extending from September ot 1945 to Iune of 1949. Things didn't always make sense to us back in '45, for we were introduced to a completely new line of studies, extra- curricular activities and discipline. Our teachers weren't exactly new to us for we had seen them helping in the Parishes. But now we were to meet them not only as priests but priest-teachers. 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