Salesianum School - Salesian Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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,-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.

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-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

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WE FOCUS OUR ATTENTION ON The Positive And The Negative