Salesianum School - Salesian Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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THE ICE CREAM BAR of Bruno Muzzi and Joe Mealey was one of our favorite stops. Frank Skomorucha, Stan Bartkowski and Phil Vannicola are snapped during a stop- over. EUGENE G. BUCKLEY St. Matthew . . . the blond f bomber from the suburbs . . . with eyes as blue as ' C 5 t aa 5' ' X Q G ' Jack Benny's . . . a favorite with many. especially those of the frail sex . . . a good student with ability in other fields to match. D OD E . BURKE , Sr. elena . . V. . . our N A Eu a aveler . Stu- - A . dent u il enta ive Y and emb the Sal i tf- 1 Staff . . 't , dry s s , X humor . . . terrific uy with a p ing persona ity . . . usually seen with his brother, Marco. if 1 Q THOMAS E. BURKHOLDER St. Helena . . . Tom . . . sg well known around Sallics for his big smile and ready willingness to lend a hand . . . Salesian Staff . . . one of the Sal's most loyal rooters . . . at all events, either sporting or social . . . always around when needed. 'T FRANCIS M. CAREY St. Ann . . . one of the boys from Forty Acres . . . quiet member of the class . . . Chisel goes in for swim- ming in and skating on the Brandywine . . . avid fan of the dances . . . serious in his studies . . . will go far and be successful in any field. FRANCIS A. CASTELLI St. Patrick . . . Frank . . . Honor Roll student and member of the band . . . plays a hot accordion at the dances . . . serious and hard working in class . . . Frank's bass voice adds quality tonc to the Glee Club . . . college bound. J .UI l CARM s. A lfCorpus 't' . . . erio ,. memb 'of t K ng s wi lgfapget ante in mps . . i ts- ange f i t e nii ' m n er of ours l ee ed for mum ency . . . dk model airplanes. MN , , b U A V 'MARTIN CLARK lmmaislulatf Heart kof Mary .'. . arty X. J. Johd Wana- makerfs, ri t hind man . . . fas ioh ple e . . . turned in go .job as Sqlesian Staff member . . . Marty's smile and humor helped on many an occasion. P TER E. CQ LEY St. J ' on andy- wine . . . Cage I. e quiet one . . .X ect toting a botolguiilifer coat . . . a r' be a Olfield be- W e . . . Coke lovedlctr ds . . . in his car ther alwa room for one IHOIC. Ll ,ff fi Q if X V K f .W flyt 3 1, 's tm. it i is ft , A U? ,, 5 0-nan... ,K ,.., W Q, .5 I 1 in is- ,eff 'N ff, F S. - to

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N 'i 1. 'X , sr-,X UQ v, it -. b FQ ur. tg RAYMOND F. ADEMSKI Christ Our King . . . Ray . . . of sunshine in our daily grind . . . what was lacking in size was made up in school spirit . . . good for a chuckle any time . . . serious student . . . bearing well an old Salesianum name steeped in tradition. RUDOLPH J. BACHER Our Lady of Fatima . . . Rudy . . . Fr. Doyle's favor- ite pupil . . , loved those science courses . . . charter member of the active En- gineers' Club . . . a gentle- man all the way . . . quiet, but there may be Sputniks in his future. ,,. T? BARTKOWSKI St. Hedwig . . . Bearing one of t known names at Sales' ad to b ll times to u hold ' n of a o ' rothers, all Salesianum gentlemen . . . Stan will go far . . . to the moon? r I . .I JOSEPH J. BELLANCA St. Mary' Magdalen . . . Bells . . . assistant Editor of the Sllesihn . . . vke-presi- dent of Junior Red Cross ...actlveinCYO... sparkled in intramural bas- ketball . . . operated Camp Barnes during the summer months . . . cartoonist for the Review. JAMES M. BEZANSON St. Thomas . . . Jim . . . gave many excellent diving exhibitions for Sallies mer- men . . . gathered sports news for the Review . . . dramatic star of the Christmas play . . . has many friends . . . will make more . . . Good 1ufk,Jim1 , f Q J i .V .fa A JOHN D. BISIO St. Elizabeth . . . loyal mem- ber of Fr. Spragg's band . . . a hard worker in class as well as everywhere else . . . well-liked by everyone be- cause of his big smile . . . John's high school career indicates future success. MARCO C. BORIONI St. Helena . . . Marco . . . our exchange student from Italy . . . wasted no time in making lasting friends . . . always one of the first to join any school organization . . . Marco will be long re- membered in our hearts . . . a joiner. ? MICHAEL W. BOYD Christ Our King . . . Mike . . . always has a good word for EVCFYOIIC . . . COITIPCICIII editorial and feature writer for the Review . . . Mike can always be depended on to do the job well . . . disposition and talent point to bright future. MARTIN A. BRADY, JR. Corpus Christi . . . Marty . . . will volunteer for any- thing. especially the Elsmere Fire Company . . . a strong supporter of parish CYO . . . friendly disposition . . . if Marty's not at a game. they just don't play it. so JOSE . R RD Cor rsti . Joe . . . the -gr d type- e a o e iors . . . y a box . . yet gentle o top to toe . '. un ot himself wel to the und of suc- . Ta? Ge? fi T S H 23 0'R ,,, is i if i use ug. 1 3 4 I U Ds:

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.WWE 0,40 PAUL v. IANO 1- I l Ch it Our . . . Clach . n im nt ber of ' :N e Im e Men 5 - 1 wh fo t pponents to t o' . . . steady stu ent d ood socializer at the da c . . . dependable . . . good in the Clach. JA E J. COLL Corpus tisti . . . Jim . . . t I' 5' t littl man with lots of ii- g. followed sports I A15 i' me nd . . . . watching , I -- T Ji better than ggi X : u t urray's . . . e V,-' - ngineers' Club an ar CYO. G. DAVID CRAWFORD A St. Joseph's on the Brandy- ' - Us wine . . . Dave . . . capable 'Q 5.1 member of the Traffic Squad L wr . . . . played football for two A years . . . keeps stock flow- W ing steadily at Sears . . . A never misses a dance . . . DT- .P- Q' ,Q J Dave does a good job when most needed. GEORGE E. CUNNINGHAM St. Matthew . . . George came to us at the beginning of junior year . . . made many friends in a short time . . . his winged feet were a great help to the track team . . . can't help but like George's easy going manner. ROBERT J. CURRY Christ Our King . . . Bob . . . can always be found down at The Yard . . . loves to shoot 'em up in his spare time . . . Bob's quietness has never lessened his popularity with the ladies . . . friendly with everyone. ROBERT H. DAVIS St. Anthony . . . Bob . . . a Gremlin graduate . . . a St. Thomas CYO'er . . . the Harvest Ball Queen's escort . . . bouncing Bob . . . pen- chant for writing all types of verse and other projects . . . a friend you can always de- pend on. HARRY P. DERRICK St. Hedwig . . . Harry . . . his spirit of cooperation and sense of school loyalty make Harry one of the most popu- lar . . . quiet and unassuming . . . leans toward the scien- tific Held . . . a good student . . . with Harry. first things always had first place. EDWARD B. DEVLIN, JR. St. Elizabeth . . . Ed . . . in- born ability to write good western poems . . . and make friends . . . of both sexes . . . all land in Ed a trusting nature . . . hard working in and out of school . . . we'll scan the skies for his name. I , aa, as QR 4' wt- ' . :- ,Q' THREE BOOKS A NIGHT! Mike Panco waits as Rudy Bacher adds the required third book for take-home USE. 'S!WWi?FEi3l5l